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MONDAY
ISSUE
tKajlJf
iViV
u
MICHIGAN
OF
ADV.inTiATIOM
NESS
L18KAKY
Reg. U. 8. Pat. Office
Volume
180
Number 5375
New York 7,
General
RAILROAD
company
covering
3,000,000
•offered
to
acre
*>f
at
be
10
180,
to
for
filed
26
shares
cents
used
property,
—V.
Oct.
on
of
letter
a
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
preferred
construction and
(par
with
the
cent)
one
Gross
SEC
In
be
to
A
•of
insurance
new
teasing
the
has
N.
Y.
Irandling
New
been
Fleet
Lease
'
or
York
New
York
American
Boston
and
buses.—V.
177,
Air Express International
The
ffJEC
-cents
corporation
Oct.
on
letter
a
of
notification
with
be
used
for
corporate purposes.—Vv i7«,
general
p.
Akron, Canton & Youngstown RR.
Cross
San
-Earnings—•
1953
1952
$517,929
$498,934
railway...
oper. income
54,022
158,713
168,387
184,442
ry.
10,893
55,185
94,719
*40,476
4,867.103
4,141,715
4,265,075
railway..:..—
3,686,871
637,957
Ss'et
from
tfet
ry.
'
1,791,161
214,335
728,888
1,133,785
558,541
1,371.443
income...
railway
oper.
Exchange
Stock
*Deficit.—V.
180,
Stock
Francisco
Stock
it
has
George
pany's
34
Wet
from
Wet
ry.
From
Exchange
37
S.
Etson
Wet
$1,586,809
$1,647,814
$1,642,199
431,950
452,370
*359,919
income..
151,208
255,045
173,735
American
15,140,873
14,461,396
14,473,643
the
lithium
created
3,419,672
4,490,878
3,426,101
6,036,960
1,737,218
2,235,582
1,171,836
620,774
.
_
Algemene Kunstzijde Unie N.
J
f
"
Foreign Exchange
Reserve
This
corporation
(known
there
HFL
was
Sept. 30,
on
11,491,000
($3,020,000)
principal
aments previously made with the Netherlands Alien Property Custodian,
ordinary shares equivalent to 90,000 American depositary
receipts
formerly held by enemy interests.
AKU also holds an option on an
•additional number of ordinary shares equivalent to 200,000 American
■depositary
a&hares so
In
receipts
•equivalent-
of
■considerable
third
from
coming
Netherlands
to
the
same
about 270,000
part
party
will be
claims.
It
Government
All
source.
American
reserved
be
expects to
such
obtain
to
the
depositary receipts, of which a
the Netherlands Government for
by
that the possible sale by the
approximately
270,000
American
-depositary receipt equivalents will be effected so as not to harm either
Netherlands
the
interests
of
As of Dec. 31,
to
1,984,910
there
may
Government
AKU
of
of
or
assumed
these
1953, AKU had outstanding ordinary shares equivalent
depositary, receipts, while as of Sept. 30, 1954
American
ordinary shares equal to 2,111,090 American
depositary receipts.
Assuming completion of the retirement of the
290,000 American depositary receipts first mentioned above and that
ml! the outstanding 4J/2%
shares
The
by
Cost
American Cyanamid Co.
p.
1649.
(&
Subs.)—Earnings Lower
30—
1954
•
$
sales
Ket
Dividends
SO %
associated
from
and
companies,
49%
income
Total
Course
of Bank
Net
A
letter
8,000
notification
of
shares
of
(estimated
at
York.
net
The
are
with
(par
share)
per
proceeds
filed
was
stock
common
$11.75
the selling stockholder.—V.
to
to
go
180,
p.
t Earnings
*
After
-audited
statement
X954
and
Jtapt.
30,
$2.60
1954
19,300,000
20,800,000
736,687
the
share
year,
for
31,
22,443,438
180,
530.
p.
1954
1953
141,212
111,205
:
$12,810,291
$14,959,214
10,598,412
12,533,534
exclusive
expenses,
869,535
disc,
and
60,372
326,362
337,468
419,101
retirements
income
912,505
47,861
620,504
expense
taxes
322,939
284,022
$226,081
——
_
$210,809
530.
p.
income
I
Corp.—Earnings Off—
1954—3 Mos.—1953
:1954—9 MoS.-r-1953
Federal
taxes™
$225,162
$343,115
$877,304
129,084
212.704
492,198
668,509
$96,078
$135,411
$385,106
$418,392
$0.35
$0.50
$1.42
$1.55
income
and
♦Based
to
SEC
be
Allen
&
on
Oct.
offered
James
Co.,
19
at
Philips
New
"covering
the
&
York,
New
who
is
Period End. Sept. 30—
Sales
Profit
Inc.
before
&
exc.
1954—3 Mos.—J953
$1,945,164
$1,949,257
from
operations
Provision for Federal &
income
$6,055,566
1,572,582
1,569,532
been
with the rates
281,700
318,400
875,700
1,060,500
$162,287
$696,882
$509,032
$0.35
$0.25
$1.08
$0.79
$0.15
$0.15
$0.45
tingencies
$0.40
income
pfd.
made
for
and Canadian
amount
the
for
nine
621.
dividends)
$3,961,985
and
all
$2.51-
other
charges
taxes and provision for con¬
Provision for income taxes has
income
of $300,000.
months
established by
$3,760,070
$2.65
__
depreciation
1953
$8,596,074 $10,569,888
4,634,089
6,809,818
taxes
-
(after
the
in
made
Canadian
been
Including Federal
$6,056,493
p.
Subs.)—Earnings Rise
taxes
share
has
480,687
$223,339
taxes
180,
1954
before
—
com.
per
505,339
taxes
profs,
1954—9 Mos.—1953
outstanding,—V.
now
9 Months Ended Sept. 30
Income
Earns,
Inc.—Earnings—
270,400 shares
Anchor Hocking Glass Corp. (&
market
Co.,
share...
per
on
$1,086,901
excess
earnings
Net
profit
Earns,
share..,
per
Dividends per share
—V.
180,
ended
Spet. 30, 1954 in accordance
the Revenue Act of 1954.—V. 180, p. 346.
based
Andro Uranium Corp., Albuquerque, N. M.—Files—
The
SEC
345.
p.
corporation on Oct. 25 filed a letter of notification with the
1,000,000 shares of common stock (par one cent) to be
at five cents per share,
without underwriting.
The proceeds
covering
offered
Net
1,980,692
;
p.
209,468
etc.
This
2,367,105
197,460
$5,078
513.
on
to
as
reflected in
$2.17
shares
respectively.—V.
180,
per
share
outstanding
p.
1321.
the
&
Rutgers Fire
thereunder
000
Co.—Proposed Merger-
Insurance
Nine Months Ended Sept. 30—
Co.
below.
Net
for
at
taxes....
Corp.—Earnings Up—
not
to borrow
an
additional
$4,000,000 on
or
to
an
profit
2,203,718
1,019,925
.
outstanding
p.
1533.
Bank of
1954 receive
18,
100%
exceeding
and
the City
of New York
will up
tenders for the sale to It of 8%
amount sufficient
to exhaust
the
sum
accrued interest.—V. 178, p.
to noon
gold deben¬
of $13,895
at prices
1369.
1953
1,983,514
...
National
Chase
Nov.
1,280,840
$963,589
$922,878
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Ry.—Earnings—
638,625
635,731
$1.51
$1.45
1954
September—
Net
from
ry,
railway—
oper.
income
1953
1952
$40,930,440 $49,135,636 $50,015,429
7,779,798
13,727,614
15,923,555
railway
from
Gross
taxes
180,
expected
Asuncion Port Concession Corp.—Tenders for Bonds—
tures
$28,510,978 $28,859,786
before
Profit per share
—V.
and
to Nov. 1, 1954. It will now be permitted to borrow the $3,500,balance during the period ending Aug. 1, 1955.—V. 180, p. 1762.
The
1954
sales
Shares
on Oct. 28 received SEC authorization to enter into
with Guaranty Trust Co. of New York for an extension
1, 1955, of Guaranty's loan commitment in respect of $3,500,000
of the $8,500,000 borrowings heretofore authorized by the Commission
to be made on or prior to Nov. 1, 1954.
Arkansas has borrowed $1,000,-
prior
Globe
Federal
operations,
to Aug.
on
Net
Incident to mining
company
agreement
an
000
see
expenses
1953
$2,559,487
$206,620
expenses,
loss
179,
pay
Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co.—To Extend Loans—
1954
$1,983,540
sales
to
used
Co.—Earnings Lower—
3 Months Ended Sept. 30—
sales
of
be
to
are
American Hide & Leather
Net
tax provision
t Equivalent
1953,
1953,
185,031
18,960,630
stock
adjustments for
for
per
newlv-
a
deductions
—
plant
State
and
180,
Net
22,628,469
stock
and Dec.
and
Earnings before
1429.
American Hospital Supply
43,428,469
foreign income taxes
applicable to common
retroactive
will
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
•
expense
amortiz. of bond
Deduction
296,478,629
19,697,317
preferred
operating
below
Period End. Sept. 30—
46
45
the
$2)
through
American Encaustic Tiling Co.,
Profit
on
Sept. 30—
American Writing Paper
837,599
38,997,317
earnings
Dividends
listed
Net earnings
5,041,410
299,380,983
and
into
goes
He
repairs and standby expenses.
Federal
-V.
Clearings
American Home Assurance
1,357,526
106,212
Federal
plant.
12
46
1,940,400
(net)
income
for
company,
President.
plant
near
San
the selection of
for
the
1649.
i
and
sales
items
Furnace
$
812,108
3,681,175
Earnings before taxes on income
Rrovision
p.
Income
♦Earnings
—V.
or
dividends
.Royalties, licenses and service charges
Other
*1953
1,455,300
sundry
the
on
$12,669,079 $14,848,009
Depreciation
293,326,188 287,301,694
owned.
•Interest
responsible
the
of
to
180,
incl. royalties, less misc.
Interest and
46
Banks
Selling, general & administrative
Sept.
as
Selling and general
48
Payable
Rates
Net
Ended
Secretary
Assistant
manufacturing
been
engineering
*
inc.,
of
of
American Bosch Arma Corp.—Files With SEC—
Cost
Months
•
research
of
Net
■ordinary share par value florins 1,000 each.—V. 180,
debenture,
Nine
-
.
a
Inc.,
has
for
Secretary.—V.
as
sales
■"
'
debentures were to be converted into ordinary
required
the
promoted
been
profits taxes
payment in cash of approximately $184 for
there would then be outstanding at the 1954 year-end
■ordinary shares equivalent to 2,050,910 American depositary receipts.
Each American depositary receipt is the equivalent of one-twentieth
■each
to
has
■
Vice-President
shareholders.
its
outstanding
were
cor¬
Liqui¬
Other
ordinary
up
this
continue
Net
acquired will be retired.
addition
Los Angeles,
division.
Assistant
American Window Glass Co.
amount
a was also announced that the company has still to receive from
%ha Netherlands Government, under the Validation Act and the agrte-
and
Hefler,
position
duties
Fed.
1954.
at
that
Chemicals,
site
Nine Months Ended
Rayon Corp.) on Nov. 3 an¬
nounced that it has called for redemption on Jan. 2, 1955, all
remaining
•outstanding 4,/a%
convertible
debentures.
Of
the
HFL
20,000,000
<$5,260,000) principal amount of the convertible debentures originally
outstanding,
outstanding
by
33
United
as
made
date—See Sinclair Oil Corp. below.—V.
33
Condition Statement of Member Banks of
Federal Reserve System
TPo Repurchase Own Shares—
been
also
his
Combined Condition Statement of Federal
—Calls Debentures—
have
American Republics Corp.—To Sell Assets and
40
44
1429.
p.
Division
charge of
Mr.. Edson
plant
Richard. J.
__39
Markets.
Dividends Declared and
income..
oper.
180,
in
Lithium
Antonio,-Texas.
38
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices
*265,631
13,011,552
.
Chemicals
F.
37
Exchange.
promotions
newly-created position of VicePresident in charge of special engineering projects.
He
will be in
charge of construction and initial production of the new $6,000,000
37
Exchange
personnel
part of its current development and expansion program,
announced by Peter Colefax, President of the company.
Wheaton, formerly Assistant Vice-President of the com¬
Edson, formerly
development, is promoted
and
_____36
General Corporation & Investment News.Cover
State and City Bond Offerings
51
1951
Jan., 1—
from- railway
from railway
Wet ry.
1952
274,942
Cross
$1.75
a
Thomas
Miscellaneous Features
$1,424,241
railway.....
oper.
1953
2,066,868
$1.83
share
43
Alabama Great Southern RR.—Earnings—
1954
2,073,366
common..
•;
Vice-President
34
Stock
major
as
been
Total
September—
Cross from railway
of
common
245.
p.
-
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages
33
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages_33
SEC Index of Stock Prices
33
498,171
per
poration
34
Exchange
Stock
1321.
p.
5,418,207
$4,004,303
American Potash & Chemical Corp.—Promotions—
34
Exchange.
-
,
4,365,801
$4,262,868
:
shares
of
180,
Three
29
Transactions New York Stock Exchange
Transactions American Stock Exchange
From Jan. 1—
from
21
Over-the-Counter
1951
$512,389
Ket
Cross
(Bonds)
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb Section
1954
from
Exchange
Exchange
Canadian Stock Exchange
$395,665
lsret
9,422,510
13
Montreal Stock Exchange..
2589.
—V.
(Stocks)
Philadelphia-Baltimore
railway.
from
8,628,669
1
Earnings
Angeles Stock Exchange
Toronto
September—
taxes
income
Number
Page
Exchange
Stock
Stock
Pittsburgh
the
covering 70,000 shares of common stock to be issued at par (50
per share) upon exercise of outstanding warrants.
The proceeds
to
Stock
'
.
to
Los
Corp.—Files With SEC—
filed
28
■
Stock
Midwest
.
1953
1954
$26,614,468 $25,609,462
before
Net
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Detroit Stock Exchange
2001.
p.
'
"
New
complete automatic coverage,
and lower premium
plan applies to any companies that lease stock cars, trucks,
The
taxis
Income
Stock and Bond Quotations
details,
cost.
Illinois—Earnings Up—
income
Taxes
advantages to fleet
Peacock, Secretary
announced
This
Issue
proceeds
by G. C.
Empire State Insurance Companies of WaterImportant features of the policy are the elimination of
Agricultural
town,
Co.—Offers
plan offering three outstanding
companies
Copy
a
purchase
equipment and working capital.
.
Agricultural Insurance
Insurance Plan—
$1
MISCELLANEOUS
-
American Investment Co. of
813.
p.
INSURANCE
-
Nino Months Ended Sept. 30—
notification
stock
INDUSTRIAL
-
C.—Files With
share, without underwriting.
The
present outstanding preferred stock,
per
redeem
new
of
Price
Corporation and Investment News
ABS Trash Co., Inc., Washington, D.
Securities and Exchange Commission—
The
N.Y., Monday, November 8, 1954
...
5,011,966
6,343,662
5,289,539
From Jan. 1—
Gross
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
—V,
railway.
railway—;;
oper.
180, p.
Income
1429.
-
392,088,155 467,643,219 442,029,420
95,752,613 145,789,031 128,712,983
45,395,805
61,029,964
52,031,774
2
(1870)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
•
v
-
Atlanta & Saint Andrews Bay Ry.—Earnings—
-Period End. Sept. 30—
Railway
Railway
oper.
$302,201
oper.
$2,838,226
and
1,262,723
144,826
from rail¬
Cost
allowances
of
$163,441
$137,608
$1,554,668
56,542
36,122
549,500
general
Provision
$1,545,585
442,084
Net railway oper. inc.—
—V. 180. p. 1321.
Subs.)—Earnings Higher—
1954
-znent
•
for
and
of
deprec.
and
administrative
depreciation
of
of
of
cost
patent
cigar
rights
20,075,924
licenses
The
3,165,691
equip-r
—184,208
machine
.7
11,730
In
for
11,730
Net
1953
1952
1951
$373,355
$375,639
$339,073
railway——
oper. income—
59,938
59,779
44,462
18,043
19,865
183
5,793
2.846,645
3,342,346
3,395,525
3,335,442
from
Net
$1,070,568
1954
$331,127
ry,
Royalties,
real
Net
from
Total
Interest,
railway—v-
from
Net
ry.
—v.
401,468
180,
172,156
137,347
Atlantic
City
Electric
& taxes
6,085,270
exps.
Operating
Gross
$1,340,576
.
$1,248,209
$4,492,106
Book
45,784
49,210
Net
deductions
Bal.
pfd.
for
$4,537,890
858,960
240,205
$1,017,006
$3,673,930
$3,121,508
163,619
stock-
132,461
561.008
432,870
,
$1,000,723
$384,545
$3,117,922
$2,638,638
$3.86
$3.37
$3.20
$2.95
1,550.000
1,331,741
1,550.000
1,331,741
$0.66
$2.01
J
Com.
shares
Earns,
—V.
outstdg.—
com. share—
per
180,
$0.65
Gross
Net
$1.98
ry.
Gro.-.s
Atlantic Coast Line RR.-
Net
Net
;7vv^v:,
s
•
Net
7
$
107,986,001
ry.
874.271
578,037
19,996,971
641,316
8,419,082
6,965,917
oper.
1954—Month—1953
$117,180
revenue—
oper,
Net
ry.
102,516
121,005
967,807
$202,268
—5,833
—96,072
—V.
180,
19,671
Atlas Credit Corp.,
The corporation
covering
stock
to
74,800
(par $2.50) and
offered in units
be
filed
1
of
letter of notification
a
20-cent
74,800
of
'cumulative
shares
of
share
one
of
convertible
common
each
with
stock
class
of
the
SEC
10
cents)
at
$4
r
by
per
through George A. Searight of New York City. The net
proceeds
to be used to
pay for further expansion.
This corporation reports
$65,236 net income for the 11-month period
ended Aug. 31, 1954, equivalent to
$6.52 per share on its total issue
of 10,000 shares of
outstanding stock. In preparation for initial public
financing, these 10,000 shares are being exchanged for 430,000 shares
of new common
stock, par value 10 cents per share. Authorized
capi¬
talization is now 1,000,000 shares common and
75,000 shares of 20c
This corporation
preferred
stock,
value $2.50 per share.
par
formerly known
was
•ail
Corp.
was
completed.—V. 173,
Babbitt Inc.
(&
Nine Months Ended Sept.
sales
income
Net
income
For
15
the
cents
—
1473.
p.
30—
»
1954
share
per
income
of
for
same
the
_____
:
$95,950
nine
the
sales
$4,423,1C8,
of
cents
net
share
per
period of 1953,—V.
The
company
on
Nov,
filed
1
179,
p.
letter
a
common
stock
share through Estabrook
send, Crouter & Bodine,
per
to
be
offered
count of
Ihe
for
the
income
$0.29
was
compared
net
on
sales
$157,076
with
of
or
net
a
1930.
The
of
the
of
notification
with
the
(par $1) to be offered
company
selling stockholders.
at
SEC
$6.50
and
10,000
for
the
"ac¬
net
Net
1954—Month—1953
1954—9 Mos.—1953
$575,722
$699,322 $10,103,354 $10,092,728
948,549
774,132
8,062,607
7,825,052
expenses
from
rev.
ry.
—V.
oper.
ry.
ops,
—$372,827
—$74,810
income—
oper.
180,
$2,040,747
'
'*
'
76,978
1,726,549
346,880
share
com.
$0.40
provision for dividends
$0.81
7;-7.
$0.84
preferred stock.—V.
on
Steel Corp.—Stock
Offered—The corporation
offering to its common stockholders of record
Nov. 4
the right to subscribe on
or before Nov. 26 for
599,215
additional shares of common stock
(par $1) at $4 per
the
notes.
The
balance-
be
to
company
will
one
share for each four shares
new
an
oversubscription privilege).
underwritten. by Lee Higginson
Corp.
The
net
subsidiary,
proceeds
to
arc
complete
sidiaries.—V. 180,
p.
to
be
used
seamless
to
tube
repay a
mill and
1762.
The
for
scientific,
is
•
in
for
loan
made
advances
to
to
a
sub¬
180,
Belmont,
and
of
sells
net
the
204,058
Net
—V.
252,300
$37,265,772 $39,069,969
$33,166,290 $35,257,159
1,049,655
935,118'
expenses
Depreciation of properties
Interest expense
Federal taxes
on
income
I
■v———
346.
the
defense
on
make
a
of
of
the
were
earnings
1953
contracts' which
the
of
out
drought,
and
in
-V
third-quarter
"
1"'
defense
comparison
first
six
months, the
and sales
the
had
com¬
been
in
i
^
contracts
for
the
outlook
encouraging
line
with
a
respectively,
Proceeds
to
or
year
from
to
are
for
pay
130,
for
into
two
for
the
one
quarters
balance
the
current
said.—V.
he
ago.
banks
be
used
from
and
to
hurricane
179,
quarter
2805.
p.
EUA
on
before
or
outstanding bank loan
pay
damage
for
or
construction
1650.
p.
Co.—Earnings, etc.—
.
income
for
.
.
*
1954
1953
-
$82,372,511 $91,493,850
renegotiation—_
5,244,000
10,252,000
:
3,141,142
3,056,927
—
taxes
—1
&
—
outstanding at Sept. 30_____i——_
per share
(Outstanding Sept. 30>
of
1,519 255
unfilled
1,411.468
$2.07
Sept. 30———
at
$2.17
.9,000,000
______
orders-at
Calif,
research.
of
the
For
two
company
ended
year
June
30.
$16,447,382
and
net
ended
Provo,
Oct.
on
range—yet
the
28
introduced/ the
produced
Beechcraft
version
of
the
66.6 %
the
of
at
the
in
Model
power,
it
275
the
;
related
317,938
1.341,000
$1,289,574
$1,218,754
Net
Net
;-
in
speed
Sept. 30—
Railway oper,'revenue—
Railway oper. expenses-
consolidated
was
net
profit
1953, con¬
$756,089.—
>
180,
New
200
six-place
such
an
of
field
H.
■
&
power
ship
are
chased
over
the
announced
$100 par,
-123,992
3,883,065
Nov.
on
1
,,,7
the
on
$16,365,846
•
Machine
11,659,109.
be
surrendered
Y..'agent, to
stock
Co.,
at
receive
$805,497
$1,635,544
647,384
752,603
office
in
of
exchange
collect
ana, to
the
inc.
below.—V.
179,
cash
102.
p.
-
stock
of
Oct. 27.
on
7
Co., Des Moines, la.
this
corporation has been
pur¬
through Winfield C. Jackley & Co., Chicago,
-
The
New
—
Spencer, Bartlett- & Co., it was
Arrangements for the transaction
:
-
,
-
-•
,
,
.
_
7-
,
;
Inc.—Merger Approved—
stockholders
of this company and
Regal Shoe Co. on Oct. 29
the merger of Reg il into Brown
by a wide margin in accord¬
the
merger
agreement
entered
into
between
boards
of
directors of the companies on
Sept. 23. 1954,
The net sales of Brown Shoe Co. for the six
months ended April 30,
1954 were $72,453,761 and the net sales
of Regal in the six months
approved
with
ance
ended
13,555.643
—
Yorjc
".
,1
Hardware
Brown Shoe Co.
$23,610,421
1,441,302
-t
New
2.
p.
Hibbard,
made
were
1954—9 Mos.—1953
$3,076,846
1,042,251
30, 1954
June
Under
the
amounted to $4,566,391.
plan, Regal stockholders will be asked to
exchange
on the basis of
eight Regal shares for one
merger
their shares for Brown stock
share.
Consolidation
,store
$4,706,737 $10,1)54,778
3,922,686
4.941,931
sales
of
the
modernization
are
made
firms
and
will
permit
speeding
Regal's
up
retail
expansion
program started
in 1952.
Regal's
principally through 110 retail outlets in 25 States.
"
is expected to be made effective on Nov. 30.—V.
180,
.
Mills,
their
Inc.
discussions
which
had
merger
1098.
.
*
jointly announced
Bucyrus-Erie Co.—Earnings, etc.—
oh
been
Nine Months Ended Sept. 30—
possible merger of the two companies.—V.
180, p. 1§50.
&
Net
shipments
Interest
Metals Co.—Stock Offered—
to
are
1
be
used
to
pay
costs
of
1
mining
Co.—Registers
the
sale
4.75-%
the
at
a
of
this
cumulative
redemption
cost
of
stock
and
preferred
of
the
from
the
and
$100 par, are- to
cumulative .prafewed
approximately $465,000;
(2)
the
repay¬
*
!____
1954
1953
$52,724,901 $64,320,329
Ruston-Bucyrus,'Ltd.—
miscellaneous income
184,059
:
154,756
.
333,934
Cost of products sold, selling and administrative
...
285,875
$53,242,894 $64,760,960
■
_
-expense*
Employees'
Interest' expense
and
income
-
"Including
The
at
i
—a
37.7%
define.
178,
p.
$2.57
amounted
*
compared
—V.
$3,998,775
$2.38
30.
share,
;lrom
If65.
652,500
276,956
.
*6,971,000
stock—
Net earnings for the third quarter of
17.7%
*
$3,704,065
:
backlog of entered orders for machines
per
down
679,000
4,449,000
profits tax" of $1,001,000.
excess
September
1,362,209
264,213
taxes—__—
common
51,499,520
1,379,346
L_
state
Net
earnings
Earnings per share' of
j
.
42,767,270
of
plant and equipment
retirement and pension insurance—
With £TO—
stock,
5.40%
_____
from
Total
opera ti*.ns.
private sale of
bd'ed
received
Depreciation
This company filed a
registration statement with the SEC on Nov;
3,
1954,. covering 39,900 shares of cumulative
preferred stock, $25 par
(convertible through'Nov. 30,
1964, into common stock), to be offered
for public sale
through an underwriting group headed
by Dillon, Read
&
Co., Inc.
The interest and conversion
rates, the public offering
price and underwriting terms are to be supplied
by amendment. :
.stock,
must
N.
"Stamped"
American
by
m.
Federal
of
stock
New, York,
of
179,
Control—The
"
.
The
718.
(1)
unstamped
Co.,
Brown-Camp
RR.—Earnings—■-
Black Hills Power & Light
for
B.
executive
inc.—
proceeds
shares
483,502
"Stamped" stock began
.
Christopulos & Co., Salt Lake City, Utah, on Oct. 4
offered publicly 5,000,000 shares of
capital stock at: par
(two cents per share) as a speculation.
used
1,995
'
horsepower
15
1954—Month—1953
Black Hawk Cranium
be
53,936,301
$1,059,688-* $8,961,188 $13,315,372
Brcckway Mator Co., Inc.—Acquired—
Dividends
proceeds'of
of
Trust
distribution.—V.
to
$1,847,748
„
Net
$973,765
ops.
certificates
hour
an
economical
Beechcraft
Increase
miles
airplane
Bigelow-Sanford Carpet Co.,
Inc.—Merger Off—
p.
$67,251,673
shares,
York
•
with
This romoany and Mohawk
Carpet
4
that they have terminated
180,
1954—9 Mos.—1953
$7,353,140 $60,981,651
5,793,45252,020,463
•
Exchange.
therefor
airplane—with
six-place executive
speed of
the
newest
an
Nov.
—Vv
5,564.905
oper. inc
1430.
p.
Certificates
Airplane—
p.
net
25
incident
expenses
....
Twin-Bonanza, a new and
twin-engine Beechcraft Twin-
p'. 1322,
a
1954—Month—1S53 "
$6,533,670
Dealings only in
Stock
Brown
curected toward
pay
and
*
.
expenses ;
frotn ry.
rev.
fractional
:
from rail-
oper.
to
the
at
Moab
retirement
1954,
.
the
Bessemer & Lake Erie
180,
used
with
offered
RR.—Earnings—: I
„
Period End.
railway
be
distribution in .partial liquidation, on arid, after Oct.
29, of $32,263
share outstanding, will be made on presentation of certificates for
and cancellation of 79% of the shares
represented thereby;
Certificates representing the balance of the shaies
(2J%) will be issued
bearing a stamp to indicate such shares are pot entitled to the above
distribution, and returned to holders. Scrip will be Issued in lieu of
and
99
Beechcraft Model B50 Twin-Bonanzas were
delivered: in
eight-month period they were in production.
This was from Jan.
to Oct., 2, 1954.—V.
180, p. 1533.
—V.
to
per
1954
operations
be
notification
Service,. Inc.,
A
30,
revealed
way
to
revenue/- -
oper.
of
stock
Uranium
are
.
letter
a
common
Briggs Manufacturing Co.—Liquidating Dividend—
chemi¬
June
an
Net revenue
proceeds
Maine
&
railway
—V.
certain
plane is listed at 1,100 miles. Top
speed is 210
hour—also the fastest mark for
any six-place executive plane.
Deliveries are now being made on the
Beechcraft C50 Twin-Bonanza
and production is
already sold out through the middle of January.
Recently released production data on- the .Beechcraft
Twin-Bouanza
the
net
operations.
oper.
Railway
fastest
standard
cruising
first
horsepower,
supersedes.
of the new
Range
The
Period End. Sept. 30—
Railway
C50
popular
a
200-niile-an-hour
full
a
filed
15
'
boasts
setting at full gross load,
Lycoming power plants of
miles
mining
See
Beechcraft
new
180, p. 1762.
manu¬
$1,577,393
■
is
Utah.
'. Boston
...
profit
field.
only
medical,
year
totaled
Aircraft Corp.—Introduces New
plane
model
biological,
fiscal
aggregated
$18,652,870
and
the fiscal year ended June 30,
For
sales totaled
powerful
rated
in
the
companies
■
fiscal
the
the
Oct.
on
covering 1,000,000 shares of
per
share through Security
cents
the
uses.
of
the second quarter.—V.
over
Blue Jay Uranium Corp., Elko, Nev.—Files With SEC
SEC
V.
laboratory
$267,650.
was
corporation
This
and
slight improvement
a
The" corporation
; '
Corp. and Spinco Service Co. which
Specialized Instruments Corp.-/designs,.i
Bonanza.
9,950
—
p.
303,253
1,457,000
profit for the nine months
180,
in
bins
summer
volume
year
i
account
on
and Brockton Edison
Co.,
subsidiaries
of
Eastern
Associates, have received SEC authorization to borrow
$870,000
backlog
showed
•
corporate
\
'»•*.
1650.
longest
more
medical
instruments used
Sales
$920,280.
net
p.
aircraft
The
income
and
grain
severe
a
.
.
weeks
Instruments
pharmaceutical
to
industrial,
P. G.
bank
Co.—Earnings Higher
:
Ended—Sept. 25 '54 Seot 26 '5^
Sift file!11l!S,),aII°WanCCS and dlsccunts
$37,061,714 $38,817,669
income (net)
Operating costs
a
h
sales
Sept. 30 was $45,000,000 com!
pared with $70,000,000 at the beginning of the year.
The declining
backlog.reflects, in part, the completion of government contracts. •
.It was reported that bookings m*' new orders in the third
quarter
Weeks
Total
$1.91
and
with
-
five
438.v.,
p."
added/to
general
presently negotiating for the purchase
Specialized
Income
The
offering- is
Bausch & Lomb Optical
39
the
in
outstanding
"The
$1.40
180,
be
available'for
•
sales
-
Barium
(with
the
earnings
compared
Piesident.
commercial
of
earnings
to
more
about
income
Loans
to
unsecured
of
EARNINGS—For
net
1,611,613
the basic of
$198,760.
or
as
for
curtailing
\.r
'■
'•
revenues
Income
is
on
were
$945,882,
extraordinary conditions existing,". Mr. Lineberry said.
quarter's sales and profits adversely affected the
of
is
year
be
Shares
%■:
$2,110,661
amounted
Net
share
from
13%
third
$1,100,000,
Net
$45,830,238
:
*:/
$1,811,231
;
combined
pretax
$2,267,676
—40,449
1650.
p.
$36,681,189
$1,194,113
located
1954.
Bangor & Aroostook RR.—Earnings—
income—
$25,308,104
$613,844
of
and
28,
Net
$18,896,199
3 38,694
funds
achieve
proceeds to the company are to be
used.to retire $83,600 of
debentures and reimburse the
company for the retirement of 145
shares of $100 par value preferred
stock; balance for general working
capital.
oper.
30.
plant
factors
profits
difficult
trend
Provision
173,137
corporation
assets
at
& Co., New York, and
Dehaven & TownPhiladelphia, Pa. Of these shares, 20,000 are
account
Period End. Sept. 30—
the
expenditures,—V.
1954—6 Mos.—1953
170,696
,'equipment
$3,545,689
6%
Railway
Railway
all
the
e
the
Sales
interest
Beech
Baldwin-Hill Co., Trenton, N. J.—Files With
SEC—
covering 30,000 shares of
that
the
3,181,200
1953
$0.52
quarter,
net
on
or
explained
July 31, 1955.
indebtedness,
\
1,869,944
short-term
The
1954
of
result
as
of
' V:
...
1,748,300
solidated
-
$13,046,455 $11,017,374
533,238
301,269
___
share
per
September,
'
BUSINESS—Corporation is
engaged principally in designing,
facturing and se.ling precision analytical instruments and
Subs.)—Earnings Rise—
Net
Net
profits
smaller
Lineberry,
City
sales
the
as
the
Sept.
W.
Oklahoma
reduced
for
ended
Kenneth
to
Blaw-Knox
785,225
per
general
V.
(B. T.)
responsible
Lineberry
is
and
5,638,741
manufactures
secondary offering of 8,640 shares of common stock
(no par) was made on Oct, 26 by Blyth &
Co., Inc. at
$16.50 per share, with a dealer's discount of 40 cents
It
down
533,867
purposes.
are,
the Atlas Discount
as
Corp.—Secondary Offering
—A
share.
net
against
share.
Blackstone Valley Gas & Electric Co.—Bank Loans—
PROCEEDS—Of the $3,000,000 estimated net
proceeds to be received
the company; $1,000,000 will be used for the, retirement in full of
cal
Automatic Voting Machine
per
as
1953
same
This* company
Lehman Brothers.
are
convertible
The
ago.
share,
1954
were
with
to
$3,614,664
■
$718,926,
or
46 cents
$1,154,060, or 74 cents per share, last vear
Shipments for the quarter amounted to
$15,053,236,
the
*
$18,291,-301
~
for
the
same
;
after
equal
the
common
$11,540,492.
•
largest ever
figure of a
-
IV2 years.,
having put the
Utilities
Offering of 150,000 shares of Beckman Instruments^ Inc.
stock (par $1) at a price of $22
per, share was
made on Nov. 4 by an
underwriting group headed by
preferred
(par
stock
unit
cumulative
took
should
-common
Philadelphia, Pa.—Files—
Nov.
on
shares
year
months
plant,,
it
of
Beckman Instruments, Inc.—Common Stock Offered—
1429.
p.
a
were
In
a
were
lagged
$330,562
—19,613
the
$34,398,115
$3.51
or
1954
-
372,817
<1,353,710
3,519,869
"Earns,
1,119,844
$24,104
ops.
income
oper.
3,6677761
1,326,334
1954—3 Mos.—1953
income
Net
$1,450,406
of
profits
quarter.
-
the
and
further
V/hi
1954—9 Mos.—1953
$14,664
expenses
from ry.
rev.
3,462,907
3,115,550
Minority
$1,170,075
the
$1,771,579,
common
were
of
Mr.
upward
566,777
taxes—
Income
,
$145,109
third
net
$35,142,470.
from
quarter
of
a
three
because
'■ ■')' '
.
the
quarter
261,853
7 ■
>3,231,988/
1,569,765
"After
Net
,i
*32.282
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
minority interest
Period End. Sept. 30—
ware
,up
period.
pany-
552,939
75,098
Income before taxes and
Atlantic & Danville Ry.—Earnings—
Railway
Railway
397,132
•
-7.917.604
1430.
Beaunit Mills, Inc.
construction
Off
montns
the
process .for
$1 ,024,043
980,029
p.
were
third
figure
factors
City
v»'"By
1951
'.
2,463,521
Period. End. Sept. 30—
Net
sales—
18,007,553
751,031
ops.
V
1429.
p.
180,
favorable
sales
were
nine
while
9 Months Ended Sept. 30—
125,993,554
income
oper,
1952
$959,556
7.033,736
.
income
oper.
"Deficit.—V.
s
11,463,164 115,324,600
10,885,127
95,327,629
from
less
period
first
period
earlier.
according
by
He
to Sept. 30,
the first 11 months
-s:
278,859
*125,117
tne
1953
a
and
the
cents
strike
a
cited
$23.25
of $65,065
for
$75.8.573 \
20,886
—
35
in
Kansa.?
i $0.65
.
VS.'.u ■7"> 7:~l
1953
.
.
of
earnings
shutdown
A
of
353,754
$0.71
_
1953,
result
for
year
Several
$511,963
$23.73
profit
a
30,
$468,829
—
income.
oper.
'ry.
Net
11,164,117
534,503
r*
353,754
.
.
10,289,846
from
rev.
180,
.
expenses
oper,
of
Sept.
to
1954
railway
railway
railway
from, railway—
1954—9 Mos.—1953
revenue—
oper.
ry.
—V.
-Earnings—
1954—Month—1953
$
Railway
Railway
524,659
FroruJan. 1—
Period End. Sept. 30—
a
shown
the
of
year
from
irom
Net
1429.
p.
is exclusive
statement
profit of $97,321
a
fiscal
September—
earned"-■■
to
Beaumont, Sour Lake & Western Ry.—Earnings-
fixed
charges &
pfd. div. requirements
■■
sales
$13,322,399
the
and
company's
Inc.—Earnings
for
sa;es
same
period,
the net
equal
*41,958
;
$558,948
T
-—
,
the
,
—/
786,120 shares outstanding.
on
(3;
ago.
share,
/-
per share of common stock.—
share of com. stock at Sept. 30
per
above
the
Times
i
*
237.086
wholly-owned subsidiary -company, not con¬
solidated.
7.777-7
: .v./ :
The equity of Bayuk Cigars Inc. in the
wholly-owned subsidiary com¬
pany,/not consolidated, has increased since acquisition to Sept. 30.
1954 by $685,240 and to Sept. 30, 1953
by $628,518. "These amounts are
not
included in the above statement of earnings retained for .use in
the business.—V. 179, p. 2362.
7-':
''v-7*: 7- 7'-7
*7 868,765
186,466
stock
com.
1954
of
$3,990,273
$1,164,342
income
on
$1,257,211
the
$1,325,515
42.494
taxes.——
the
nine-month
like
any
The
216,075
—
...
vame
■"Based
$3,941,063
9,002
$1,350,808
.
—
of
the
as
the
period
169,782
net
''Amount earned
10,232
income
Income
Divs.
income.™
income
tax
271,518
$1,342,036
corporate
and
share.
7-
;—
Pennsylvina
loans,
718.
Net earnings for the nine
months aggregated
$1,418,852,
preferred dividends, to S2.76 a common
$1,155,733
of
(net;
—
of
Dividends
1954—12 Mos.—1953
The
Other
sale
on
income
bank
p.
reported
ahead
before,
$7,013,156 $26,592,556 $24,703,099
5,764,947
22,100,450
20,762,036
$7,425,846
profit
inbc.
'Net-'profit'.i.:.1...—_
Co.—Earnings-
1954—3 Mos.—1953
revenues..—
—...
Federal Income
93,911
and
deductions (net;
etc.,
income
571,569
discount,
1954,
Commonwealth
77:7/7 7
Period End. Sept. 30—
Operating
617,002
1429.
p.
Operating
525,224
78,340
railway
oper. income.—
in
45,437
.
From Jan. 1—
Gross
dividends,
estate
of
130,
company
somewhat
186/741
year
railway——
from
$100,000
slightly
'
--7--V.7..7
-—'
-
of
Black, Si vails & Bryson,
20,323,398
3,333,027.
Atlanta & West Point RR.—Earnings—
SeptemberGross
Monday, November 8, 1954
..
C
$24,675,457 $25,343,893
amortiz.
buildings,
ment
program.—V.
1353
.
expenses!." ;
automobiles—
Amortization
and
before
and
7
-
returns
——:——
...
goods sold,
Selling,
operations..
way
(&
Gross
1,292.641
$2,817,391
$282,434
138,760
expenses.
Net revenue
Bayuk Cigars, Inc.
Nine Months Ended Sept. 30—
sales of cigars,
less
discounts,
1954—9 Mos.—1953
1954—Month—1953
.
revenue...
.
...
three
•'
months
in
1963.
Volume
180
Number
5375
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1871)
Duitoni Foods oCrp.—Benz Elected An
Official—
privileges
provided
of
&
Indiana
RR.
September—
Gross
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
for
$149,976
$146,909
6.864
*9.081
*11,627
65,751
91,049
57,813
1954
41,944
Gross
from
from
Net
ry.
railway
1.335,770
1,167,813
1,187,580
-289,285
62,765
7,186
23.997
income.*.
'Deficit.—V.
As
1,077,642
railway
oner,
568,919
720,222
483,438
of
been
of
494,304
Oct.
22,
stock
versions
180, p. 1322.
The
-
company filed a registration statement with the SEC on Oct. 27,
1.300,000 shares of its capital'stock, $1.80
par.
The
are
now
outstanding, and are to be offered for public sale by
the holder thereof
through an
to
the
prospectus,
the
of
shares
common
no
par
registration
Employees'; Stock
trustees
of
of shares
Plan
and
all
own
stock
of
the
(except
will
be
issues
be
also
for
1,000,000
V.
180,
its
voted
l
Fund
and
Co.;
be
the
of .relative
Nov.
See
5.
stock
will
be
share.
per
the
5.25%
for
Chesapeake
5.
of
the
of
6.
on
before
or
substitution
of
Dec.
40,000
3,
shares
estimated
granted
the
approve
As
Canada
by
General
180,
for
the
American
shareholders,
'
1534.
p.
,v.;'
365,394
shares;
These
Fund
General
Fund,
(1954)
ry.
and
is
'
railway
railway
from
ry.
Net'
On
ry.
*
Deficit.—V.
Net
W.
Dec.
on
3V
all
1954
the
of
180,
September—
Gross
Net
From
1
Gross
.
1951
.
from
Net
ry.
2,034,000
*
1.962,000
$3,975,285
581,500
89,979
*258,582
47,122,612
32,691,083
32,363,399
8,117,140
9,460,236
4,541,555
3,668,788
2,414,004
3,903,733
*2,488,632
*3,115,271
ry.
at
Net
Jr.,
next
President,'
Nov.
on
3
$5,000,000
new
April.
of
feed
1953
1952
$401,739
$384,902
42,312
*19,223
*30,149
3,675
*67,073
*96,297
the
Silo
storage
feed
new
5,271,432
5,090,467
798,144
866,681
275,320
247,699
44,718
1534.
Net
•
356,187
Net
buildings
has
been
started,
said.
he
From
Net
ry.
income***
oper.
From Jan.
,
1—
Gross, from
Net
from
Net
ry.
1952
$223,554
"
-.$223,776 "
*92,561
*91,832
.
.
.
rililway
than
more
1,000.000
.
2,008,155
180,
82,997
*326,738
*570,733
2,028,773
*957,478
1534.
p.
"
$847,000
*90,508
1952
1951
.*532,572
'
SEC
26
filed
letter
a
of
notification
with
ry.
for
Oct.
each
ten
27
shares
shares
promissory note
letter
a
common
$6
held.
and
filed
of
at
The
of
stock
share
per
net
notification
proceeds
will
repay other notes owing
be
underwritten by
Wash.,
and
First
Seattle,
Fed.
California
Co..
Los
to
Net
from
Net
ry.
212,795
180,
p.. 1431.
Gross
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
railway
1952
$499,817
/.
-
1952-
Gross
ry.
$486,947
$495,659
Net
75,248
76,522
Net
ry.
51,059
36,833
4,965,120
5,306,434
909,085
<
1,200,925
811,226
180,
be
—
437,668
502,895
'
•
-
Nov,
on
of
used
to
4,894,031
&
filed
l
capital
Bros.
letter
a
stock
&
(no
at
be
to
par)
Baltimore,
Boyce,
Net
$3,111,723
576,504
604,611
478,494
284.674
364,886
from
ry,
32,230,654
SEC—
offered
4,979.666
corporation
will
be
to
Gross
2,123,398
amounted
to
14.7c
to
18.8c
on
2,259,642
on
The
company
Commission for
2,605,811
shares
recently
the
shares
in
1,120,306
Net
from
Net
ry.
working
sale
of
of
ended
common
Sept.
stock
30.
$11,000,000
from
the
principal
borrowings,,
-the
the
84,000.0JO
The
bears
new
a
dividend
THE
be
finance
to
estimateu for
will
balance
of
dividend
as
New
profits
Gross
5.25%
new
of
repay
of
redem"!:on
outstanding
of
$23)
30-year
do
1954
and
was
stick
so
4.35%
prices,
the
;
will
now
on
r
Dana
office
Canada,
NOTE:
at
$51.00
On
2-OJl/k;
New
per
account
York,
year.
of
1
N.
Nov.
annum,
1,
1954
and,
the
have
the
and
par,
for
except
the
preferences
same
in
the
(Reg.
U.
week
a
London,
per
rate
C.,
3,
of
2,726,584
2,657,192
3,270,988
$1,728,242
578,327
$2.98
President,
Chesapeake
shares
of
five
the
the
exchange,
555,344
$1,722,203
307,338
178,998
184,852
206,086
91,562
16,406,723
16,190,117
15,655,540
3,354,456
3,549,051
3,564,817
.3,053,274.
1,335.912
1,445,975
1/225.433
1,005,205
1953
>
1952
1951
$17,317,579 $18,237,686 $19,773,796
$17,825,150
2,494,538
3.612,364
4,622,179
2,970,855
810,043
%,488,722
2,828,227
1,343 602
income
180,
.140,607,067 153,860,000
15,219,195
19,570,031
"526,257
/
150,222,710 149,983,333
16,463,296
15,714,248
2,422,848
2,408,524-
4,272,944
1431.
p.
&
Pacific RR.
Earnings—
1954
1953
1952
'
1951
'
$14,728,200 $16,292,343 $17,346,108 $15,044,013.
2,884,520
3,930,044
4,763,565
2,535,788
1,208,624
2,179,451
2,137,535
791,444:
■
railway*.
_*
.
income*
—
1—
railwayrailway
icnome^
oper.
180,
Gross
Net
$1,762,539
578,325
140,936,530
33,748,026
160,267,784
48,510,632
13,840,068
—
__
*_
21,253,126
158,245,096 145,660,612
43,105,096
31,176.256
17,898,795
10,220,531
1331.
p.
ry.
Jan.
companies,
consisting
affiliated
all
of
33,818
stock
companies
which
Colonial
shareholders
of
This
common.
companies,'
are:
the
in
headed
are
whose
Trust
aggregate
Co.,
shares
would
be
exchange
by
Arthur
the
other
the
also
the
new
plan
new
Colonial
$6
and
of
their
the
of
Trust and
Chesapeake $4
exchange.
-
on
Co.
the
stock
and
exchange
of
80%
offer,
corporation's
additional
an
with
$10
share
for
Issue
of
and
For
plus
those
dividend
preferred
to
pay
in
cash
said.
but
Also
preferred,
con¬
the
shareholders
preferred
'
22
arrears
be
offered
to
to
receive
the
011
shareholders
shares
of
oue-fourth
Chesapeake
'
of
Thursday
England,
a
1,791,610
"687,212
180,
1,520,588
1431.
p.
conditions
offer
and
which
of
intended
25,UuO
ratio
to
be
the
to
shares
unissued
exchange
an
is
Offer—
voluntary offer
a
exenange a maximum
stock
for
authorized but
its preferred
of
to
be
made
soon
additional
at
the
the
as
terms
upon
determined
as
stock¬
outstanding pre¬
stock
common
common
time
necessary
stock,
have
Chinchilla
The
SEC
Corp. of America, Linthieum, Md.—Files—
corporation
covering
share)
to
Washington,
capital, etc.
Oct.
on
1,200,000
be
offered
D.
C,
21
filed
shares
at
25
The
of
net
a
letter
per
proceeds
of
notification
stock
comnion
cents
share
to
are
be
with
three
(par
through
for
used
Jhe'
cents
Kellelier
&
(general
c/o
news
Edwards
working
Chinchilla Fur Farms, Inc., Golden, Colo.—Files—
-
The
a
corporation
Oct.
27 filed a letter of notification with
th./
covering 7.200 shares of class A stock to be offered at par ($10
share) and 15,000 shares of class B stock to be issued in
exchange^
for Chinchilla breeding stock. The
proceeds from the sale of the class,
on
SEC
per
stock
A
capital,
will
be
used to
purchase
equipment,
building,
pens,
operating.
etc.
C.
share
in
common
,•
'
share of Chesapeake common.
I.
The
T.
the
equal
Provision
was
In
months
nine
$26,445,787,
882,
Financial
Corp.—Reports Record Earnings—
corporation on Oct.
equal
to
for
to $2.85
$2.65
$31,581,144.
addition
$5,033,048,
or
per
Federal
to
55
per
reported record earnings from operation'),
Sept.
30. These earnings amounted
d
common
common
income
-
the
29
ended
-
share,
taxes
for
share,
in
the
the
compared
same
first,
$25,503,-.
last
months
of
year.
1954
"
'
foregoing, the corporation realized
cents
with
period
nine
per
common
share,
from
the
a
sale
net
profit of
In
January,
&
Publishers, 25 Park Place, New York 7, N. Y., REctor 2-9570. Herbert D. Seibert, Editor and Publisher;
and advertising issue) with a statistical issue on Monday], Other offices: 135 S. La Salle Street, Chicago
3, Illinois
Smith. Copyright 1954 by William B. Dana Company. Reentered as second class matter
February 25, 1942, at the
United
States,
U.
S.
Possessions,
Territories
and
Members
of
Pan-American
,
for
foreign
subscriptions
per
Co.,
William B. Dana Company,
ghbscriptions
remittance
2,904,209
"1,277,886
arrangements, including listing of
been completed.—V. 180, p. 719.
for
will
24,726,920
2,329,540
"744,577
who
companies in the following ratiosr,
share
and
dividend
25,087,167
3,265,083
income
(now
arrears
■
Chesapeake stock
affiliated
the
178.498
to
the
of
present
par,
the five companies is
shareholders will have
preferred
preferred,
179,755
Chesa¬
par.
2. Intercoast common: four-sevenths of
1879.
of
Mr.
basis.
of
5,037
25,012,099
Childs Co.—May Make Exchange
exchange offer, it is the intention of Chesa¬
MacMillen
four
the
preferred
share
a
acquisition
S4
capital stock: each
of
$4
new
$10
preferred.
directors
Mr.
issues
Colonial
accept
reclassify
a
$100,
Chesapeake
accept
of
to
to
authorization
present
to
of
dividend
exchanging
care
Trust
"179,474
24,226,474
The company plans to make
Petro¬
payment of preferred dividends,
voted
stock
value
event, the
the
Colonial
companies
for
way
preferred
was
of
four
of
642,800
worth
net
Intercoast
.
clear
par
90'%
$3,166,349
618,327
income
"Deficit.—V.
ferred
1951
$3,088,205
448,738
1—
oper.
holders
1952
$2,999,997
324 836
railway
railway
from
ry.
1953
$2,772,685
from
Net
Chesa¬
on
ruilway***_
lailway*
oper.
From
Voted—To
1954
from
from
Gros
$3.04
arrears
announced
stock,
of
five
Kleeman
least
at
year.
of
1951
436,051
September—
took action to acquire Colonial Trust Co.
Jr.,
of
five
$6 annual
for
Patent Office)
[every
E.
1959
$1,924,968
Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha Ry.—Earns.
1952
$5,033,527
taxes
3
996,304
redemption
the
The
in
and
S.
March
oi
Countries, $55.00
fluctuations
a
not
1.
at
1951
$1,866,331
454.486
15,299,576
from
ry.
1954:
3,
.
Drapers' Garden
Y., under the
Other
refinance
outstanding.
AND FINANCIAL CHI %NICTE
Seibert.
■L/sident. Published tv
e
(Telephone STate
to
Oct.
1953
$4,385,434
578,328
$5,000,000,
remaining stock,
company
1955, and
year
issue
The
peake's board
bank
the
ended
companies, and to eliminate
shareholders
a
In
-
of
Nov.
on
these
order to
option
S.
P.
short-term
requirements
money
preferred
stock
r;ate
to
640,114:
*
railway
from
Net
1954
—
shareholders
of
$100
with
cdmpared
York
amount
COMMERCE 7
William
post
the
preferred
and-
used
1,958,917
149,156
.
$1,779,496
income*
Jan.
Net
$3.68
and
in
approved
1954
-
securities
to
summated,
approval
834,742
570,876
1953
1—
oper.
From
contained
$4,857,387
MacMillen,
new
a
holders
peake
1953,
received
C.
approximately
In
"first mortgage bonds and 60,000
shares of new preferred stock to a
.number of institutional investors/
The
proceeds
from
the
sale
of
these
weeks
(401
;
*
affiliated
MalcMillen said.
Corp.—Financing, etc.
months
.
1.682,735
,
$2,130,803
Kleeman.
with
three
6,884,165
1954
railway/*****
from
pro¬
net
fluorine
extract
■/.'./•"
stockholders
the-stoek
3,912,754
Electric
4,939,894
/V
railway
oper.
$6.25
at
The
Md.
Corp., Oils and Industries, Inc., Tome and Foreign Securities Corp.
and Intercontinental
Holdings, Ltd.
Chesapeake may, at its option, require as a condition to the exchange
31,751,199
6.6-11,455
the
*193,949
6 503,460
Chicago, Rock Island
leum
223,405
32,860,229
for
103,244
1954
"Deficit.—V.
the SEC
with
Houston, Texas, and for
share
per
stock
for
$3,453,159
Gas &
64,274
365,198
Sep tern ber-r-
notification
of
,
excess
Is
5,2.06,397
share
per
239,780
1331..
railway
railway**
Jan.
Net
•
build plant
charges
preferred
4%
Earnings
$724,189
249,163
1,337,782
p.
income
from
•
approved
1951
1322.
p.
180,
oper.
From
4,855,065
1,112,437
647,848
'
through Stein
William
Jones,
Calif.—V. 179,
29,544,743
Central Hudson
1952
$616,397
190,952
5,712,710
railway
railway
from
50,497
43,773
485,067
1431.•
S.
3,050,158
1953
$724,717
68,853
from
$509,097
peake's preferred stock.
&
$3,370,052
2,909,295
2,153,990.
Chicago & North Western
Ry.—Earnings—
Gross
-
Gross
income
gases.
four
that
income
oper.
6,864,1)50
2,655,958
September—
1951
•
•
179, p. 2703.
and
'
railway
railway,.
from
Net
25,256,315
7,791,088
214,795
oper. income**_
180, p. 1331.
64,515
profit**
The
a
320,748
from
Net
—V.
'
;
26,184,805
7,298,529
2,944,034
,
$678,727
ry.
49,770
••
*
Industries, Inc.—Acquisitions
Reclassify Preferred Shares—
to
pay
1952
-
22,254,532
7.717,028
railway****
railway
from
Net
557,034
-f
Chesapeake
SEC
.578,442
*
income**.
From Jan. 1—
1953
$3,236,861
:
railway*
oper.
'
235.017
3,049,634
income*
oper.
Net
Ry.—Earnings1954
293,133
24,309,110
from
Net
1,481,812
•'
1—
capital shares
offered
Central of Georgia
386,773
$2,750,027
From Jan. 1—
Gross
—V.
1954 »',->>
income
railway**1**
income
—V.
of
September—
680,026
350,153
from
148,050
1,132,787
after
Net
institutions.
Hinton
Angeles,
1951
931,911
1—
September-—'" ";
Gross
Net
share
new
used
and
Elanchett,
the
offered
one
be
banks
1046.
p.
be
of
to
are
with
to
basis
offering
The
$1)
(par
the
on
•
$3,100,400
936,926
railway
railway****
oper.
$919,000
661,335
"
i
Cascade Natural Gas Corp.,
Seattle, Wash.—Files With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
on
1952
$2,979,673
1,065,649
1954
"Deficit.—V.
319,192
1,864,978
business of the
Earned
23,625
1953
$2,814,549
1331.
Jan.
$1,017,000
129,977
to
waste
No.
stockholders
2,346.003
from
Net
-
1,382,211
Subsidiary reports for the forty
;
;
•/ .
mining operations.
company
2,246/00
3,105,050
railway*-*—£
railway
:
from
,
income*!/.
p.
are
Profits
the
16,000.000 shares of common stock to be offered at
par
cent per share), through Western
Securities Corp., Salt Lake City,
Utah. The net proceeds are to be used
to pay for expenses incident to
) The
6,222,166
3,204,484
Chesapeake Corp. of Virginia (& Subs.)—Earnings Up
covering
present
6,547,961
2,455,834
from
Net
33,465
(one
covering
24,682;:;08
income*
p,
236,110
.
Oct.
on
249.J95
25,640,454
ry./oper. income
—V.
corporation
429,377
,27.470,971
'
from
From
8,629,000
corporation
The
in
Developments Corp., Grand Junction, Colo.
-—Files With Securities and
Exchange Commission—
The
-J. 335,396
'
railway****
railway_*___*
oper,
180,
Gross
*
215,232
capital,
75,041
*688,845
Carnotite
'
235,062
from
$999,000
'
128,458
railway****
share
per
-
'
184,000
Chicago, Indianapolis & Louisville
Ry.—Earnings—
1953
-
8,290,000
oper.
180,
ceeds
1
.
1951
$2,695 076
803,838
23,935,965
4,479,151
income*__
oper,
Net
99,798
■covering 40,000 shares
•
2,036,702
1952
-
$3,033,171
-
1954
Net
tons
8,794,000
from
The
*48,281
~
,
*
income—
*70,482
1
"Deficit—V.
1954
,
Chemecon Corp., Coopersburg, Pa.—Files With
$235,858
21,775
"
-
655,831
•
Chicago & Illinois Midland Ry.—Earnings-
8,095,000
from
1951
_
*5,282
* *173,944
1,985,740
railway
oper.
1953
*15,846
1953-
$3,010,509
.,'. 416.983.
September—
railway****
Jan.
ry.
—V,
Vermont—Earnings-
$224,328
*
1954
$2,571,028
1431.
p.
from
Gross
1—
oper.
Net
1954
railway.*;
from
,
income
oper.
ry.
Gross
,
Canadian Pacific Lines in
September
Gross from railway****
19,882,873
''
income***
open
ry.
—V.
and completion
have been com¬
way
railway*—*'_
from
Net
.
'•*
•
railway****
railway***
180,
Nqt ry.
plant
Charleston & Western Carolina Ry.- -Earnings-
1,096,696
783.445
income
p.
51,999,673
23,231,424
income
oper.
ry.
Net
con¬
processing
plant,
manufacturing capacity
September— ■%',/.
from railway
Net
from raiLway_c.*___>
4,805,381
railway****/*
180,
58,579,534
20,065,021
from
Gross
announced-that
soybean
mill
Chattanooga
Gross
■
-
.
45,472,922
railway****
railway**:
From Jan/1—
*8,564
from
ry.
$335,940
19,299
33,072
*
1,886,856
194,612,460
53,713,033
20.614,384
Gross' from railway****
'Net from railway
1951
...
3,024,172
194,215,087
5,163,603
Chicago Great Western Ry.- —Earnings—
Vermont Ry. Inc.—Earnings-
'-Deficit.—V.
1954
.
2,619,019
September—
He
From Jan
Gross
Maine—Earnings—
4,G87,578
2,319,616
186,531,185 207,591,471
7,793,198
1431.
p.
1951
$24,672,041 $21,686,958
/
from
ry.
Net
Chattanooga, Tenn., is well under
and
oper.
Net
...
1952
6.598,690
income*
oper.
from
—V.
1322.
p.
railway****
railway*—/*
from
*250,707
$344,072
1—
1—
1953
$23,994,937
5,447,607
railway**
railway*
Net* from
491,695
from
Net
*841,327
in
Jan.
180,
Gross
$3,562,913
904,163
company's
for
Central
2,114,000
*781,472
-//.'/
Deficit.—V.
Chesapeake
*
180,
the
September—
1322.
p.
1954
September—
W.. McMillen,
Net
*1,374,571
railway—,
oper.
of
•
income*
oper.
ry.
Net
;
41,542,071
completion
bushels
Gross
v
449,436
income—
Jan.
from
Net
share
a
$21,920,301
_
from
Gross
Board Chairman, termed the past year "highly
singled out particularly a $6,793,145 increase in working
capital, an increase in shareholder equity from $29.54 to $34.29 pev
share,
and
sales ><of
$1-53,055,800, 1 highest
in
company
history.-—
v. 180, p..531.
/,'
V. .:V:
■/,:V\./
*100.292
*1,149,492
railway
railway**-
oper.
of
From Jan. 1—
1952
1,261,303
.*=■—••
MCMillen
mill
Harold
*28,514
*275,341
*564,307
from
from
Chesapeake
Chicago & Eastern Illinois
RR.—Earnings—
r
Soya Co., Inc.—To Expand Facilities—
of
Net
Net .ry.
of Chesapeake
1650.
railway*
railway****
from
fNet
1953
357,720
income
scheduled
$244,000
*192,134
,
*1,312,837
•
,
Canadian Pacific Lines
I
of
share
10^1
$161,000
*61,387
*145,858
1,822,000
income—
oper.
$202,000
ry.
Gross
-
$5,275,749
income*
oper.
feed
000
/■>■;•.
1 Q'iO
*14,622
V,
railway
railway******
from
Net
180, p.
from
from
Net
Mr./ McMillen stated,
company's combined soybean
processing capacity
will be more
-than 40,000,000 bushels
annually, grain storage capacity will be 20,000%
England—Earnings—
*103,026
from
Net
share
a
Chicago, Burlin gton & Quincy RR.-Earnings—
Gross
the
1534,
p.
1
$230,000
From Jan. 1—
Gross
a
of
common.
one-eighth
—V.
1954
railway
railway
successful."
Inc.,above.—V.. 180,
.1
income.
oper.
of
one-eighth
shares of Chesapeake
Intercontinental comnion:
From
!
redemption
pleted and construction of the
Ltd.—Merger Approved
1954
from
Net
one-fifth
common:
September-
of
con¬
Stock—
,
Deficit.—V.
.Dale
basis
business
of
therefor.
'/'"/
from
from
struction
which
the
'
called'for
been
oper.
Upon
on
'
»
Central
.
exchange of shares,
per-share at the elose of
September—
Net
preferred:
■:
annual
<
Net
Ltd.
(1954)
an
Canadian National Lines in New
Gro,s
Industries
common.—V.
annually.,
General
Canada
Industries
and
From Jan. 1—
Gross
company
this company
the former fund
Fund
total
a"
exchange
railway***., [ $4,596,194
railway1,058,028
from
ry.
Net
result,
in
from
Net
merger, of
a
and
issued
f
have
Net
of
aggregate
the Slock
under
of
Gross
Salaried
the
newer
owned
values
V.
and
150,000
employees
1762,
Ltd.
the
provide
asset
also
Canada
common.
and
Oils
7.
shares
Central RR. of New Jersey—Earnings-
"
Ste
Oils
preferred.
preferred and 33j
redeemable
The
preferred stock will reduce
conversion-
had' been
September—
diversified- portfolio of Canadian
Fund,
which will then have
$51,000,000.
to
company,
merger
net
the
be
primarily in Canadian securities.-
Terms of
to
and
rate
fee
Net
$21,00(1.000
transferred
largest
the
invests
being
p.
to
(19541
approximately
Upon--completion of the merger;
will
1954,
aggregate
take 30%
:
shares
60
Fund, Inc.—Merger Ratified—
of
resources
1,
interest
an
an
outstanding 5.25%
cumulative preferred stock, 1951 series, at 103 perplus accrued dividends of 92 cents per share.
Immediate pay¬
will
be
made
at
the
Guaranty Trust Co, of New York, 140
Broadway, New York 15, N, Y.—V. 180, p. 1534.
*
on'Nov.
General
dissolved
will
See
General
Canada
Soup
options may
full-time salaried
regular
The shareholders
the company
registration of
seek
which
to
subsidiaries.
t
Plan
Campbell
as
Option
to
statement,
Option
capital stock
into
Nov.
on
with
par
ment
directors and an unspecified amount of shares
being pur¬
the company from the trustees for delivery pursuant to the
employees' stock option plan), which shares are
being con¬
into 10,00.0,000' shares of $1.80
par capital stock.
Canada
bonds
at
share
salaried
its
the
Irving Trust Co., New York, has been appointed trustee of
principal amount of first mortgage bonds,' 3.20%
series
There
owjied by
chased by
number
of
1955,
delivery basis.
Calls Preferred
underwriting group headed by The First
Boston Corp.
The public offering price and
underwriting terms are to
be supplied by
amendment.
The selling stockholders are the Trustees
under the Will of Dr. John T.
Dorrance, Camden, N. J.
the
3.
Home and Foreign Securities
preferred: lVa shares of Chesaptefee
preferred and 5'/a shares of
Chesapeake common.
4. Home and
Foreign Securities common: three-fourths of a share of
bonds
bring
1984.
due
covering
another
preferred
mortgage
811,000,000
shares
In
company's
first
company
will pay
for their commitment
$103
of said debentures.-
verted
the
the
the total number of shares of outstahding
common
to 2,625,036-and leave a balance of $1,496,000
principal amount
stock
Campbell Soup Co.—Registers With SEC—
According
outstanding
1,
of
this portion of the company's-capital by $36,000.
1954, $4,504,000 principal amount of debentures had
surrendered
common
The
1954,
May
of
'
$7,700,000
preferred
new-stock-for
series
-
,
dividends applicable to
From Jan. 1—
Net
"
purchasers
The
deferred
price
a
oi
about
purchasers
the
5.25%
at
of .the
sale
annum.
the
on
The
$122,603
r'36.115
income
the
or
per
to
bonds
1951
$109,463
railway J*!*
1952
the
on
3.20%
$8,250
1953
railway
oper.
-Earnings-
1954
outstanding
with
contracts-
$3,300,000
Cambria
other
'
.The
2670.
p.
the
as
stock.
Herman Benz, a director of the First
National Bank
& Trust Co.
„cf Paterson, N. J., has been elected
Executive-Vice-President.-—V. 177,
3
-
and advertisements must be made in New York
funds.
Union,
$48.00
per
year;
in
Dominion
of
4
(1872)
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
1954, of National Surety Corp.,
for
the
nine
$3.40
to
per
For
96
the
cents
months,
per
applicable
including
common
third
result,
a
non-recurring
total earnings
profit,
Colorado & Wyoming:
amounted
September—
Gro.-s
of
quarter
the
this
i^hare.
1954,
share.
common
to
subsidiary. As
a
For
stock
common
earnings
the third
$8,79$,509,
were
equal
quarter of 1953,
$8,617,752 or 95 cents
were
to
Net
earnings
per
Net
Sept.
amounted
30,
id! a r i
s
Cincinnati, New Orleans
Net
ry.
Net
ry.
Gross
Jan.
1952
—'V.
130.256
1,383.274
1,271.437
607,337
624,636
80,241
36,049,797
33,318,149
ry.
14,287,249
10,917,810
Net
ry.
—V.
10,556,537
5,321,258
6,488,141
4,710,222
from
from
4,300,638
Oct.
Nov.
on
4
elected
was
Operations
President
and
will
be
now
tions
of
Climax
Uranium
Colorado
Plateau
is
Co.
and
in
now
is
has
the
engaged
mill
a
process
in
at
oi
mining
Grand
being
operations
Junction,
doubled.—V.
the
180,
Net
divs.
1951
$147,006
32,033
87,486
9,534
*19,901
6,429
34,453
2,792
1,551,051
1,365,113
339,401
2,242,213
filed
118,681
77,256
($25
shares
The
held.
to
registration
30,928
the
statement
shares
to
par),
at
be
rate
of
record
be supplied
of
5%
offered
for
preferred
one
date,
with
the
cumulative
first
share
subscription
by amendment.
SEC
for
price
Loewi &
and
$750,000, will be added
The
10
RR.—Earnings—
SeptemberGross
Net
under¬
As
Co. is named
Net
to
railway
railway
Net
ry.
1952
$2,074,908
1951
$2,046,017
The
$1,877,692
SEC
810,203
795,148
873,573
and
783,985
794,380
764,790
842,444
each,
Net
from
railway
railway
from
Net
ry.
—V.
17,932,875
7,612,505
7,709,645
6,641,046
6,837,758
10-year
be
Ltd.—May Be Acquired—
net
Karn,
A
1830.
p.
net
Uranium
corporation
cents
Oct.
on
2,900,000
share)
per
proceeds
25
filed
shares
of
letter
a
capital
through Whitney
to
are
be
used
to
&
pay
activities.
$1,000
a
As
of
notification
stock
Co.,
to
be
incident
expenses
N.
Net
exercisable
at
and
$10
warrant
one
will
share).
per
The
to
also
of
service
addition
to
1956
expansion,
construction
ry.
pro¬
Power
Co.
Stock
—
rights
by
or
PROCEEDS—The
the
for
by
them
employees,
officers
net
proceeds are to
company's construction program.—V.
b°
mining
preemptive
directors.
ot
finance
in¬
are
C.
135,000
Weadock
kilowatt
the
eastern
side
the
of
plant
near
unit
Bay
upon
bility
the
in
R.
Whiting,
of
the
the
has
Oct.
that
28
time.—V.
such
180,
p.
company has notified
(1949 issue)
due Dec.
holders
of
these
1,
1954
the
York,
debentures
through
office
N.
of
Y.—V.
have
its
been
made
New
Interstate
Gas
was
180, p. 57.
Co.—Secondary Offering—A
Colorado Oil & Gas
Corp.—Acquires Derby Oil Co.—
Exchange Offer Underwritten
A group headed
by
Union Securities
Corp. is agreeing to buy up to a maxi¬
mum
of 466,295 shares
of $1.25
convertible preferred
stock, $25 par value, of this
corporation at a price of
$25 per share. The shares
were issued to
holders of the
common stock of The
Derby Oil Co. as
—
merger of
a result of the
Oil and Gas on
Nov. 4,
Derby into Colorado
1954.
j
Under
the
is
terms
of
the
exchangeable
preferred stock,
such
of
merger, each
share of
into
$1.25
the
ferred
Oct.
Colorado
p.m.
at
stock
is
basic
a
(EST)
The
sale
is
at
and
convertible
conversion
redeemable,
prices
plus accrued
Oil
&
at
the
ranging from
and
Nov.
after
on
at
of
$25
per
15
1954
to
sell
may offer shares
the expiration of
before
or
price
option
$27
unpaid
on
underwriters
during
taking the preferred stock
also
1955,
case
for
offer.
stock
stock,
stock
31,
each
a
underwriters.
stock
preferred
common
common
in
to
preferred
underwriting
The
one
resulting in
3:3o
shares
$1.25
the
for
Nov. 1
1959,
$16.67 per share of
per share.
The pre-
of
the
share
dividends.
to
company, after
$25 per share,
of
natural
gas
and
crude
acreage are
oil.
net
leases
located
Nebraska
principally
acres
of
undeveloped oil and
Rocky Mountain area
Kansas
Through Derby Refining
in
the
Oklahoma and Texas.
subsidiary, Colorado Oil and Gas
operates
15.000 barrels per
Co.,
a
whollymodern refinery of
a
day capacity located at
Wichita, Kansas, and
terminal and
marketing faciilties.—V.
180, p. 1534.
pipeline,
Colorado
&
Southern
September—
Gross
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
From
Gross
railway
railway
oper.
Jan.
related
Net
from
ry.
railway
railway
oper.
1952
1951
$1,266,813
$1,366,349
263,932
$1,537,592
421.906
$1,427,740
103,598
557,649
165,197
431,091
268,646
1—
from
Net
1953
*103,717
10,366,725
2,115,347
12.050,555
11,550,610
3.958,860
11,726,197
925,253
3,431.014
1,718,304
3,215,896
1,439,293
740,903
income—
'Deficit.—V. 180, p. 1332,
$8,115,611
2,285,725
483,013
926,580
1,083,058
671,255
58,230,212
68,010,614
15,686,107
7,694,940
68,699,909
14,814,760
7,270,888
65,730,649
11,647,925
4,800,981
$7,134,992
1,343,440
9,524,916
4,543,208
income
corporation
Oct.
on
18
filed
a
letter
of
notification
be
to
convention.
with
the
offered
be
used
at
to
Deluxe Check
Printers, Inc., St. Paul, Minn.—Files—
corporation
Oct.
on
18
filed
a
letter
of
notification
with
the
covering 3,600 shares of common stock
(par $10)
to be offered
subscription by male employees
pursuant to employees stock
chase plan at
pur¬
for
share.
per
buy equipment
The
and
proceeds
for
working
to
are
be
used
to
increase
capital.
Denver Tramway
Corp.—Net Income Increased—
Nine Months Ended
Sept.
30—
1954
revenues
Net inc.
income
1953
$5,157,854
taxes
$5,031,608
263,598
76,441
.
1
10,585
(without provision for Fed.
inc.
3,060
$253,013
tax)
$73,381
Income for 1954 has not been
charged with any provision for Federal
income tax because for tax
purposes it is believed that it will
be offset
a carryover of
prior operating losses;
except for the loss
the taxable income
carryovers,
would be subject to a
Federal tax of
approximately
52%.—V. 180, p. 439.
by
Derby Oil Co.—Exchange Offer Effective—
For details
shares
$2.50
of
common
stock
—
4
Stock Offered—Van Al-
publicly 500,000
cents) at a price of
10
per share.
acquire,
ing mines.
gating
As
of
and
was
Utah.
and
for
of
other
the
for
general
the
com¬
organized
acres.
Inc.
in
Delaware
The
the
greater
properties
part
of
the
Utah.
properties
witz
company has interests is located in
San Juan County,
company is now producing uranium ore from
the Continen¬
Mine, located in Lisbon
Valley, Utah, and from the Conti¬
Rattlesnake Mine, located
along the Lisbon Fault near La Sal,
of
this
property
headed
by Gerald Gidwitz
Chairman of the Board
is
Curtis
Industries,
of
has been
and
and
assembled
since
Chicago.
1951
by
Mr.
of
Based
New
N.
transfer
York,
Y.—V.
N.
(par
10
cents)
p.
1332.
244,970
772,537
inc.-
24,797,295
22,239,918
income
31,826,588
8,472,687
29,267,552
6,452,519
10,769,375
8,320,859
16,324,608
15,787,399
21,057,213
20,946,693
12,901,073
11,988,533
17,156,217
15,497,044
3,423,535
3,798,866
3,900,996
*5,449,649
$1.51
$1.49
$1.95
$1.97
$1.52
$1.52
$1.96
$2.03 :
paid
or
shares
out¬
average shs.
outstanding
during
a
—V.
180,
stock
Irving
is
Detroit & Mackinac
Co.,
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
Co.,
York,
1953
1952
1951
$203,161
$168,021
42,669
18,701
82.362
$215 553
55.769
68 716
34,712
31,480
14,141
1,466,048
1,597,034
1.494,667
1,888 342
railway
income
Jan.
1—
from
railway
railway
from
ry.
—V.
1954
$161,413
railway
oper.
From
Trust
New
180,
417,755
Cortland Equipment
Lessors, Inc.—Debentures Sold—
offerings of $50,000,000 serial debentures
and $25,000,000 41/4% sinking fund
debentures, series B, which
were made on Oct. 27
by Merrill Lynch,
Pierce, Fenner
& Beane and
associates, have nearly been
completed,
only about $2,000,000 of the serials
being unsold at last
For
Cory Corp.
details,
see
(&
Subs.)—Earnings
Detroit Steel
Nine Months Ended
Sept. 30—
Sales
1954
Corp.
profit before taxes
Federal
tax provision
Net
180,
p.
excess
Net
991,030
Earns,
462,896
Net
$466,098
$424,607
646,250
646,250
■
i
!
Loss-—
908,000 Crl,360,000
Cr349,000
$1,195,221
*$758,681
*$0.08
$0.51
5.893,003
Cr485,000
*$190,938
company's
1954
and
180,
Gross
524,932
$0.66
Subs.)—Reports
*$0.31
725,00dr
$4,695 085
$1.98
"LOSS.
Net
i_t
(&
tax
share
per
The
887,503
$0.72
28922a
1954—3
profit
outstanding
current
bank
from
ry.
Gross
Net
Net
—V.
railwayrailway
oper.
Jan.
from
from
ry.
&
p.
loans
Ironton
1954
debt
have
was
been
$39,740,000
reduced
income.
1332.
1953
1952
$1,907,889
$1,488,645
487,836
571.034
218,221
._
._
214,699
257,895
13.267,240
17.002,501
4,943,167
2,135,194
12,976,778
3.465,594
2,156,068
at
Sept.
$3,000 000
RR.—Earnings—
$1,264,676
1—
railway
to
211,962
._
income.
railway-
oper.
180,
funded
439.
p.
from
From
348.
profits
September—
$11,732,374 $12,483,022
profit
Number capital shares.
Earned per share
—V.
Fed.
Detroit, Toledo
1953
__
Net
811 526
216,008
Mos.—1953
1954—9 Mos.—1953
$11,898,238 $20,687,173 $36,956,313
Profit before inc. taxes
$77,561,282
*411,938
1,754.221
'2,603,681
Fed. taxes on inc.—est.
11,313,085
Cr221,000
—V.
at Higher Rate—
447.287
258,701
1432.
p.
Period End.
Sept. 30—
sales
30.
V. 180, p. 1770.
546.332
201,103
income
oper.
Net
The
Ry.—Earnings—
September—
Gross
Net
Outstanding
5,000,000 shs.
Bankers
Trust
1651.
p.
Gid-
FINANCING
7,500,000 shs.
agent for the common
Y., and the registrar is
180,
28,495,015
403,05 0
share:
on
on
Net
PRESENT
Authorized
stock
31,581,618
135,32 0
standing at Sept. 30
Gross
Common
161,527,952
21,836,868
surplus
per
Based
Helene
Mr. Sullivan is
tor and
Vice-President, a direc¬
a
principal stockholder of
Minerals Engineering
Co., Grand
Junction, Colo. He has been
engaged in mining
engineering since 1933.
The company
plans an extensive program to
accelerate the mining
operations at its present
mines; to define the limits of its
presently
known ore bodies; and to
explore the ore-bearing
potentials of its
other proerties.
TO
121,796,187
24,661,975
period
Raymond G. Sullivan.
principal stockholder
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT
120,022,817
oper.
income
Earnings
1
Practically all
group
$
189,683,249)
161,188,234
corporate
Balance
aggre¬
1954—12 Mos.—1953
$
$
utility
dividends
declared
on
July 30, 1954
including produc¬
acquired
1535.
193,109,570
income—-
Net
The
No.
nental
from
Deductions from
mines
p.
144,684,792 143,633,055
_
Other
180,
1954—9 Mos.—1953
$
revenues
from
utility operations
Utility expenses
Cash
company had
above.—V.
Subs.)—Earnings—
Grosser
corporate
producing
/
develop uranium properties,
Aug. 31
approximately 11,700
which
tal
explore
used
program
BUSINESS—Corporation
to
Period End.
Sept. 30—
Gross
acquisition
the possible
available.
Colorado Oil & Gas
Corp.
Detroit Edison Co. (&
offered
(par
PROCEEDS—The proceeds of the
offering will be
pany's development and
drilling
purposes, including
which may become
See
[Due to
Ry.—Earnings—
1954
income
sold.
this total amount offered
appeared
see V.
180, p. 1769.
error
Continental Uranium, Inc.
styne, Noel & Co. on Nov.
accounts.
!
practically have all been
$10,000,000.-—Ed.]
The
and
royalty interests
considered proven for the
Reserves underlying such
estimated at
604,800,000,000 cubic feet of
barrels of oil
gas and 9 831,000
From such
production daily
output is currently aver¬
aging 4.00C barrels of oil and
15,800 mcf. of gas.
In addition
Oil and Gas controls
Colorado
about 564,000
gas
typographical
as
Gas
Corp. holds leasehold
aggregating approximately 109,000 net
acres
production
a
in
share of
Derby Oil common
Colorado Oil and Gas
$1.25
total of 466,295 shares
of the new
ferred stock being
pre¬
issued.
Union Securities
corp. and its
group have agreed to
underwriting
purchase from each
former holder of
common
stock, all or any part of
Derby Oil
the total
number of new Colorado
Oil and Gas
preferred shares.
Each Derby Oil
shares of the $1.25
stockholder receiving
preferred stock of
Colorado Oil and Gas
in the
merger has the right until
stock
Co. and associates
815.
p.
1951
1,957,346
per
The
Continental Oil Co.—Debentures Sold—The
$100,000,30-year sinking fund 3% debentures due Nov.
1,
1984, offered publicly on Oct. 28 by
Morgan Stanley &
cents per share.
completed.—V. 180,
1952
1,105,439
part
secondary offering of 3,000 shares of
common stock
(par
$5) was made on Oct. 22 by
Blyth & Co., Inc., at $45.75
per share, with a dealer's
discount of 70
It
RR.—Earnings—
1953
$7,597,678
SEC
000 of
Colorado
Western
$6,407,042
Income before State
State income taxes
St.,
165.
p.
&
1332.
p.
Operating
be
$34 65
covering 200 shares of common stock (no
par)
to
share, without underwriting. The
proceeds are
$25
3%
the sinking fund at par.
Redemption will
P. Morgan & Co.,
Incorporated, 23 Wall
180,
The
SEC
separation
J.
1953
$1,924,614
$48.59
1—
oper.
180,
facilities,
sinking fund deben¬
1965 that $1,330,000 principal amount
drawn by lot for
redemption on Dec.
1,
at
of
1954
that,
439.
$1167
$4,663,233
1954
$80
announced
$476,641
-.
Delta Theta Phi,
Washington Convention, Inc., Wash¬
ington, D. C.—Files With SEC—
City,
Continental Can Co., Inc.—Partial
Redemption—
This
tures
ry.
appointed to study the feasi¬
company's gas and electric business,
separation of the
concluded at its
meeting on
be further considered at this
board
should not
Board,
1651.
p.
$12.48
per share
railway
railway—
from
committee
the
of
of
180,
$605,392
income___
Jan.
is
Electric Businesses—
after
Sept. 30,'54 June 30/54
from
Net
state.
Chairman
recommendation
working capital.—V.
share
per
railway
railway
underwrite
A
total of 1,700,000 kilowatts
of
generating capacity In the com¬
pany's statewide system will be reached
on completion of this
program,
or
more
than 2 '/2 times-the
capacity during World War II.-
their
and
used
similar
a
for
57.
p.
oper.
From
Gross
supple¬
will
units
serving
Offered—The
una--r
The
the
underwritten.
share not subscribed
kilowatts.
par
Justin
Central
450,000
1957.
the John
at
unit,
construction,
under
now
to
and
and
2368.
p.
Fund, Inc.—Asset Value
Higher—
assets
from
Net
—V.
turbine-generator
size
capacity
in
this
steam
sijnilar
generating
for
under
kilowatt
addition
an
plant
scheduled
In
135,000
used
from
Net
President.
second
be
September—
stock
net
$2.70
assets
179,
2140.
value
180,
Gross
bank loan. The offering is to be under¬
Co., Richmond, Va.—V. 177, p. 1255.
&
net
Sept. 30—
asset
$1,000
at
$1.50
foreign
Co.,
Delaware, Lackawanna
the
The
Any unsubscribed shares will be first
offered employees, officers and
directors of the company at the
same price.
The common
stockholders may also enter a
supplemental subscrip¬
tion for
subscription
note
of
shares.—V.
assets
p.
net
—V.
notes
at
'.
the
with
M.
with
offered
Albuquedque,
company on Oct. 30 offered to its common
stockholders
of record Oct. 8 the
right to subscribe on or before Nov.
22 for
11,143 additional shares of common stock
(par $5)
at $23.75 per share on the
basis of one new share for each
20 shares held. The
offering is not
any
notification
preferred
6,212,000
Vegh Mutual Fund, Inc.—Asset Value
Again Higher
of
Total
repay
Wheat
Not to Separate Gas and
Colorado
of
conversion
on
Finance
value
179,
Net
E.
179,
Corp., Albuquerque, N. M.—
With Securities and
Exchange Commission—
covering
(10
letter
a
6%
subordinate sinking fund
purchase 20 shares of common
to
of
is
to
filed
This company has announced
immediate plans for further expansion
of its B. C. Cobb
power plant at Muskegon,
Mich., according to Dan
crease
SEC
units
used
by J. C.
menting
Col-U-Mex
The
in
warrant
be
25
20-year
Consumers Power Co.—To
Expand Plant—
Quebec Metallurgical Industries Ltd. below.—V.
Files
to
of
warrants
sold
(each
are
written
Oct.
on
$100,000
for
of—
de
7,285,478
1331.
p.
ceeds
17,501,181
7,534,509
4,301.377
Cobalt Chemicals
See
18,528,098
5,543,700
income
oper.
180,
15,174,788
100
to
per unit
From Jan. 1—
Gross
corporation
covering
798,367
income—_
oper.
1953
$1,836,550
$1.15
dividends
proceeds
asset
—V.
Consolidated Credit Corp., Charlotte, N.
C.—Files—
1954
from
from
2,860,000
$0.71
adjustment
for
,
Clinchfield
6,776.000
1,803,000
share
de Vegh Income
revenue-producing equipment, to provide
for general
increase in inventories and accounts
receivable, due to
expansion in types and units of
revenue-producing equipment and new
products to be
merchandised, and, in general, to be available for
continued expansion.—V. 180,
p. 1431.
1769.
564,000
3,917.000
earnings
com.
by
Total
at
563,000
Connecticut General Life Insurance Co.
an issue of
$1,000,000 4V->% notes due Sept.
1, 1964. The financing was
arranged by Schroder Rockefeller
& Co., Inc.
on
each
3,354,000
283,000
Inc.—Notes Placed
Privately—
The
corporation, it was announced on Oct.
26, placed
privately with the Guardian Life
Insurance Co. and
convertible
subscription
2,577,000
English
______
Crown
underwriter.
proceeds, estimated
1,803,000
net
"Before
40,107
a
stockholders
principal
English
from
per
providing
160,810
27,840
.
reed,
'Earns.
1,486,444
183,326
are
taxes
1954—9 Mos.—1953
$
$
81,639,000 218,398,000 232,399,000
5,233,000
7,229,000
12.610,000
2,656,000
3,875,000
6,398,000
(exclusive
from
Total
1,368,596
covering
stock
80,318,000
3,645,000
1,842,000
income
on
earnings
of
working capital
the company to replace funds
expended on research and develop¬
ment, and on added sales and executive
organization, to provide for
purchase and manufacture of
capacity
p.
1952
$203,091
*27,380
income
1954,
inc.
subsidiary
1953
of
the
on
the
as
of
Climax
of
which
Climax
charge of all mining, milling, and exploration opera¬
Molybdenum and of its associated companies.
both
of
The
in
572,146
212,872
1431.
writing terms
He replaces John H. White,
Jr., who has resigned.
broadens Mr. Coolbaugh's responsibilites so that he
post
new
652,717
232,964
f
$175,753
railway
29,
common
director
a
Climax Uranium Co,
This
424,909
1954
corporation
common
before
Lower—
1954—3 Mos.—1953
$
$
sales
Net
Compo Shoe Machinery Corp.—Registers With SEC—
The
Climax Molybdenum Co.—New President
of Unit—
Co.,
1,081,675
$147,272
railway
p.
preferred
Molybdenum
Net
Earns,
Monday, November 8, 1954
Subs.)—Earnings
subsidiary)
income—
oper.
180,
(&
2,480,577
289,482
railway
railway—
oper.
Net
32,784,269
11,732,256
Vice-President—Western
2,020,222
1431.
p.
from
Net
677.227
473,900
31,239,147
Coolbaugh,
2,618,382
645,185
Income
oper.
from
Gross
railwayrailway
Frank
1,955,161
*
September—
Gross
1—
from
from
8,334
Columbus & Greenville
Ry.—Earnings-
$3,289,119
oper. Income—.
180, p. 1431,
Net
43,742
From Jan. 1—
$3,643,953
Net ry.
105,146
47,051
Divs.
1951
$3,635,112
1
93,569
29,385
at
Texas Pacific Ry.—Earns.
1953
118,598
Co.
Period End. Sept. 30—
Taxes
railway
railway
180,
eiJ
$3,197,213
income—
oper.
From
&
1954
86,315
...
from
from
Net
September—
Gross Irom railway
Net from railway—
1951
$289,539
income—
oper.
Net
Sept. 30
1953. The volume of receivables
purchased aggregated $3,016,645 974
in the first three quarters of 1954, compared with
$3,471,735,477 in
the comparable 1953 period.—V. 180,
p. 1207.
r
1952
$280,199
From Jan. 1—
Gross
—V.
1954,
outstanding receivables of all i5 u b
$1,405,709,073, compared with *1.493,843,82:1
to
ry.
Crane
1953
$278,264
com¬
mon
share, after payment of dividends of $500,000 on the «crial
preference stock then outstanding. In the third quarter of 1954, t"ere
was
no
requirement for preference stock dividends because the issue
was
redeemed in the spring of this year.
At
from
Ry.—Earnings—
1954
$251,395
from
railway
railway.
...
4,003.843
1,723,401
1951 "
$1,407 18»
510*681
2t)2,lG3
14.084,57
5.427,15
2,298,79
Volume
180
Number
5375
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1873)
Detroit
Toledo Shore Line
&
September—
Gross
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
From
Gross
railway
Jan.
from
Net
ry.
—V.
254,119
303,873
31,504
69,695
87,819
6,626,152
5,606,042
0 Mos. End.
2,428.485
2,391,136
990,103
742,825
to
615,884
without
share),
construct
Sept. 30—
1954
1953
$1,591,041
$860,103
be
238,145
176,835
124,598
124,242
$2,001,285
__
income
the
for
filed
"Picture
letter
of
stock
a
to
common
The
notification
be
1952
1951
$1,767,876
$984,611
The
net
proceeds
448,814
396,124
300,522
347,271
2,123,008
proceeds
said
of
*
$746,304-
stock dividend
$664,048
26,250
$336,818
per
share
com.
30,189
34,125
$1,264,880
135,365
$1.37
$0.66
to
........
461,212
shares
.
..
presently
Net
outstanding.—
amount
notes).
18
cents
President,
cisco,
et
Broy
&
right
right
proceeds
is
per
net
Co.
named
are
SEC
income
the
holder
price
The
the
5%
convertible
the
The
each).
al.
Calif.,
to
giving
with
filed
was
subscribe
to
rights
of
(about
Engineering Co.—Files With
notification
of
five
Duluth, Missabe
and
Barth
J.
to
15
used
be
to
pay
incident
expenses
& Iron
from
from
at
to
both
180,
the
Net
ry.
of
San
owing
from
ry.
—V.
1953
1952
1951
$8,780,830
$8,896,424
$7,623,252
5,254,361
5,015,040
4,097,672
equal
1,745,365
2,065,502
_
33,741,0°3
51,970,973
34,362,430
44,547,597
_
11,251,344
24,167,849
9,754,944
17,280,065
5,170,386
8,175,547
3,661,953
5,414,434
income
1954—Month—1953
operating
revenues.
$548,825
$619,843
$5,172,228
operating
expenses.
510,535
650,518
4,555,958
the
fr.
opers.
$33,290
1,785
*43,054
ry.
of
120,796
180,
quarter
$616,270
sales
the
in
$5.15
$60.61
results
several
has
of
fourth
preceding
third
with the
operations
number
period
this
a
or
during
368,358
Assets
frsm
rv.
railway....
Earnings—
1953
15.3%,
Net
1952
$473,600
$398,000
61,216
*324
income™
oper.
*49,790
*94,763
*46,769
3,838,800
4,553,800
3,316,400
488,977
996,338
784,428
*329,579
85,164
year
*37,484
4,165,700
53,601
$419,300
$388,200
46,040
•
43,489
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
railway..—731,585
income—
oper.
♦Deficit.—V. 180,
*193,503
who
to
to
the
million
show
"this
to
$29,-
duction,
The
loss
a
of
loan
Life
Nine Months Ended Sept. 30—
Net
1954
$15,458,684
_
before
Federal
taxes
for Federal
1,160,363
income
on
taxes
$15,520,501
1,069,783
sales
Profit
Provision
1953
income
income.
on
458,000
...
561,000
income
«Net
*Based
share
per
on
$611,783
_
agreement
$599,363
$1.64
.
180,
to
1
Ey
including
of
the
and
of
capital
of
from
Net
ry.
the
out
plans
$25,000,000
and
amount
up
sell
$1,000,000
for Seamen
Bank
The
the
of
15-year
4%
Suffolk
Savings
$348,000 to-the Union Savings Bank.
to help redeem $2,311,000 of 314%
and
notes
to
general
proceeds will be used
mortgage bonds,
The
due March
1,
1962.—V.
165,
to
American
cents
<
Edgemont Mining & Uranium
Corp., Edgemont,
S. D.
Oct.
to
cornnration
28,
oe
uiititu
share,
with
Capper
&
efforts"
lias
In
of
than
more
^' in»-rz*
The
which
had
been
vsrig,
both
of
all
assembled
of
the
acquired
is
for
S.
mines.
As
certain
Edgemont
Edward
erties."
shares
make
Mining
the
such
the
D.
liabilities
to
of
the
uranium
the
received
the
the
balance
per
annum.
of
$100,00
The
surrender
proceeds
of
the
erius,
The
veying
and
©f
stock
of
the
sale
the
of
(including
its
64.3%
the
to
will
have
the
1* rcn*-'-
of
In
$750,000
UmO
tlW..
ate
the Colorado company,
stock,
which
at
sum
of
vhich
of
produced
three
a
-»
be
to
the
the
&>•«-
of
used
common
its
the
or
offering,
at
Noting
under
and
$4,246.50
to the prospectus,
paid
that
the
in
of
Colorado
in
10
of
for
the
wanted
Foilansbee
to
to
make
10%
the
Power,
their
level,
as
20%
a
price
promotion
t-
the
1
thus
Shennan
quiet
marked
through
in
summer
largest
wife
portion
will
of
—V.
of
reo-<;.»•"
'
ace
•
180,
Erie
wi h
$591,298
company
had
exceeded
n*t
two
the
the
in
watch
sales
Corp,
delayed
was
other
minority
other
offers.
balance
made by
within
had
of
taken
the
action
no
firm's
stock
for
year.
a
Arlene Warner, of Greenwich, Conn.,
broker.
She offered
to
buy Follansbee's
Stock
•'
vote
taken
Court of
representing the Eaton interests, said he
"invalid"
West
that
and
he
intended
to
appeal
Virginia, "at the earliest opportunity."
1098.
Publications, Inc., N. Y. City—Files With SEC
Oct. 29 filed
on
share,
per
for
without
letter of notification
a
working capital
corporation
and
stock
(par
The
10
geneial corporate
publishes
"Guide
for
the
with
cents)
net
SEC
offered
to.be
proceeds
to
are
be
purposes.
Sport
Fishermen."
Gardner-Denver Co.—Proposed Merger—
V.
Leece,
of
directors
air¬
of
to
terms
this
the
two
plan,
Tool
28
companies
would
E.
V.
Erickson,
jointly
submit
to
that
plant
a
to
the
their
companies.
Keller
stockh'lders
stock
common
stock
presently outstanding.
are
both
announced
agreed
Gardner-Denver
Keller
and
company,
Oct.
on
have
the
of
of
of
of
Co.,
consolidate
share
1
Tool
companies
would
for
outstanding.
now
shares of Gardner-Denver Co. total
mon
of
both
the
Under
%
pro¬
President
Keller
of
revive
each
of
Authorized
1,000,000 snares, of
the
com¬
ic 1 630,-
w
Acceptance of the offer by shareholders
involve
issuance
additional Gardner-Denver shares to Keller
of
approximately
225,000
shareholders.—V.
Tool
180,
999.
p.
have
this
and
51%
Mrs.
common
business.
watch
by
SEC
The
buying
underwriting.
$1
President
substantially
earlier
the
the minority group
proposals to buy the company.
group's plea,
saying that the
covering 200,000 shares of
The
factors
the
consider
proposed
the
York
the
p.
Foster
over
Gateway Uranium Corp.—Stock Offered—Muir, Dunke
year,
the
&
Co., Salt Lake City, Utah, on Sept. 28 offered publicly
a speculation" an issue of
1,192,000 shares of common
cost
"as
d:d
stock
(par 200) at 250 per share.
The
net
proceeds
operations.—V.
General
1651.
-
Nine
are
180,
to be
used
to
incident to mining
expenses
pay
1208.
p.
Acceptance
from
from
Net
ry.
—V.
before
Provision
1951
$14,587,919
3,554,331
4,377,174
1,350,647
1,923,023
1,560,345
113,638.902
138,001,550
129,005,149
132,179,277
19,994,279
35,656,594
28,856,749
29,084,183
9,271,029
14,500,244
12,352,394
Net
3,334,469
870,925
railway
11,876,581
income
♦Earnings
&
to
its
interest
in
Horizons
Ferro
recently
metals
the
has
Ferro
stock
of
facture
weight
zirconium,
also
Kanium
of
acqu;red
Corp.,
spherulized
aggregate
in
hafnium,
a
a
clay
various
thorium
and
particles
wnich
will
compositions.—V.
be
180,
p.
used
as
1770.
a
light¬
626,228
$795,825
and
based
the 996,059
on
SO.72
shares
common
1954.
35 712.400
8.829.086
—
worth
shares
stockholders
F.
that
R.
Wills,
net
income
per
shares
common
share
for
this
debentures
$1,217,000
of
and
common
this
has
preferred
A7
(.5^5
87"
996.059
7,240
improved
outstanding.
responsible
these
:—
President, pointed out that "It is important to recognize
debentures
011
$52,304,910
42,077.600
10.155.639
i____.
of
in
D°c. 31. '53
$60,117,569
funds
convertible
substantial minority interest in the capital
concern
organized to promote the manu¬
—
assets
common
•
uranium.
860,700
$971,265
—_
$0.88
30,
of
pur¬
a
minority interest in Horizons Zirconium Corp., which was
organized to develop and exploit inventions relating to the production
of
taxes__.
share
per
Number
Titanium,
1,422,053
Sept. 30, '54
Total
Corp.—Further Expansion—
addition
State
1
Number
In
1953
$54,202,847
1,831,965
»,
preferred dividends
Borrowed
Net
Ferro
1954
$71,006,479
—_
taxes
Federal
for
Subs.)—Earnings Incr.
(&
;
outstanding on Sept.
1333.
p.
Corp.
30—
Sept.
business
income
♦After
railway
oper.
180,
of
1—
from
Net
1952
1,925,882
income
Jan.
1953
$12,393,488 $15,386,724 $15,787,261
railway
oper.
From
1954
railway
Ended
Months
Income
chased
the
offer
011
the
011
was
The corporation
of
p.
from
valued
Steel
15
28.
three
sell
President, said the stockholders approved
vote of 360,442 shares to 25,212, and
to 21,948.
doesn't
and
Federal
60
224
inventories of imported watches,
reduction promotion last spring.
September—
Gross
prospectus
services
will
$9,400,000.
180,
bringing
RR.—Earnings—
ry.
,
rendered
the
—V.
of
receive $2,956,-
were
the firm's physical
financier, for $9,286,620.
equipment of the firm's
New York
Republic
Richmond
bal.'ot
Volume
producing, according
public will have con¬
The
by proxy to sell
a
he
a
rejected
New
a
for
considered
the
directors
including
acres,
to
Joseph A. Patrick, attorney
Elgin's
watch business normally comes during the
period.
Mr. Shennan said the general outlook for
holiday sales was "encouraging," based on results of the past 60 days.
Net
which
of
assets
succeed,
however, in helping jewelers reduce
of Elgin watches to a normal level," he added.
prospects
are
satisfactory,
he
explained,
because
the
part
Net
Colorado
to
share
per
between
dividend
of
Feb.
that
period
in
voted
that
plant
information
Another offer
No comparative
recently adopted a
1954
explained
decline
1
Richmond,
said
also approved
a
plan to merge the remainder of
Frontier Chemical Corp., Wichita,
Kan., and Con¬
directors
chance
$21
carry
share.
per
company
far
1,700,827
September-December
sur¬
associates)
of
inventories
bull¬
a
for
normally
cents
30
since
Marrh
earnings
Mr.
high retail
Immediate
purchase
the
and
and
from
4.411,522
3,643,259
Nov.
W.
today's meeting.
Cyrus S. Eaton had
Co..—Earnings, etc.-r-
equal
available,
6,621,043
2,837,625
before
2807.
p.
5,897,412
699,732
at
increase
an
*319,024
27.3*6 440
new
to
of
snare,
will
year
160T38
26,164 077
the other offer "bona fide."
Four different parties had asked the Securities
Exchange Commission
block voting on the Richmond deal so the
stockholders would have
a
of
are
investing
and
Elgin's
"The
of
««
acauiring
nron^rti"^.
In
addition, according
it expended "substantial other sums" in furtherance
sales
1953
were
the
purchase
registrant
outstanding stock.
cash
who
board
of
the latter had outstanding 1,000 shares of capial
of the registrant
owned 6.671£ shares for
$3,250
that
today
are
running
year
the
Gross
2,400
this
a
*142,046
25,472.090
Co.
the
on
Mr.
subscribe
compared
as
$1,581,189
*87,426
4,037,397
Foilansbee,
by
by 364,090
the
,
all
exploration,
shares,
of
cents
1951
131 842
*558,564
proposal
an¬
other
communications.
reported
1953
fiscal
new
shareholders
for
and
first
interest
balance
$25,000
promoters
shares
in
this
with
of
out
have
s
for
Directors,
paid
shall
for
further
the
be
distribute
and
produced
mobile
Earnings
figures for
prop¬
promoters
they" had
$10,538:
t
to
Of
mining
justified.
interests
have
of
then
payments
used
when
contrast,
lor 35.7%
years
drilling,
3,000,GOO
the
proceeds
two
will
*75009
outstanding
that
to
be
officers.
contributed
properties
prospectus.
tributed
has
remaining
properties,"
will
leases
or
net
within
$100,000 "is
prospecting,
will
uranium
company.
and
listed
is
Share
179,
15
share,
1952
$1,993,857
63,130
1333.
on
has
Va.,
351,150 shares
the
cancellation.
company's
claims
the
company
uniting,
balance
company
own
from
for
sale,
f"i-
the
geological
Assuming
Lud-
A.
Voting
Shennan,
These
registrant
to
the
quarterly
a
of
a
pro¬
24,115,150
p.
with
the company announced purchase of Neomatlc, Inc., Los Angeles
of high-precision,
miniaturized relays for guided missiles,
craft,
Arthur
Colorado
,
the
Colorado
a
Watch
W.
plan
merger
a
company
on
Oct.
22
reported
consolidated
net
earnings of
on
net sales of $30,724,4.17 for the first 28 weeks of fiscal
aggravated
the
the aforesaid
charter
$160,000
additional
Inc.,
&
Glfford
G.
Dakota
1954,
South
and
and
and
1953.—V.
in
National
abnormally
which
alter
payable
Colorado
iJthu u )o
reconnaisance
dozer.
its
$100,000
only
$200,000
of
sum
registrant's shares and
ioo3:v
St
of
sum
received
declared
cents
Foreign
were
the
75
1953
$1,935,211
______
stockholders
It in
dividend
to
from
acres; and "The company
the
Gould
Lease, the
of
in
ducer
properties, the Colorado company received 5,404,000
stock of the registrant, which also agreed to
of
payment
4%
and
two
Co.
extra
more
Ry.—Earnings—
income___
shareholders
capital
and
€
from
Power
1954
tubeless
$1,926,455
income_.._
company
Marcus
had
of
as
startup
29
spent
modern
said, Firestone will have
tires.—V. 180, p. 1770.
1954
Richmond
sumers
1953,
gas
well
and
for
Oct.
on
has
of
1—
President, said both immediate and long-range pros¬
pects would have an important bearing on improving the
company's
position.
He cited the good outlook for earnings the balance of this
year,
and the recently announced plans for stepping up Elgin's par¬
ticipation in the electronics and ordnance fields.
Earlier in October
1954,
uranium
the properties in which the interests
proceeds of this offering
the
Co.
Brockman
J.
aggregate approximately 2,400
For
of
14,
respectively, of the registrant,
Simultaneously, the registrant also acquired
subject
of
J.
Mie -e.
30,
in
natural
as
Share's
date
target
that
Coast
to Frederick
The
1954.
the
to
President,
presenet producing uranium ore from
Virginia C.
Pilsner
Group,
Lundberg
Lease
amount
This
$269,648
issue,
sold
pn
Sept.
of
properties
at
limited
shares
mil
one
located
be
outlay
an
very
next
Materials
permission
and
pro-
"a
time
Jackson
*276,796
railway
Foilansbee,
16
used
company
the
under Delaware law on Oct.
exploring
and
developing
by
and
According to the prospectus,
so
stor-tc
nwim>
1952
assets
the
of
expenses
1,000,000
by
in
Ecgemont,
first
The
advised
Bond
Elgin
underwriter,
the securities on a "best
for
for
Bond
tire
this
by
Products Corp.,
Chicago, both owned by Clint Murchison, a
industrialist. The surviving firm will be known as Union Chemi¬
Mass.,
contemplates
that
truck
constitute
motorists."
Mr.
million
railway
oper.
Mr.
1956.
early
also
1953.
amount
assets
equal
Share
&
Gas
will
cal
offered
for
tubeless
tires
production"
Texas
and have
SEC
large-scale
Share
October,
agreed
United
the
said,
share,
Cambridge,
of
one
he
Foilansbee Steel Corp.—Sale Approved—
>
the
acquiring,
Chairman
Board
to
the
to
so
dividends
in
have
company
project
for
share
each
Corp.
stock,
common
"s
secnix-
m
$40,000, no part of which sum is returnable.
has agreed to sell the underwriter up to
producing
interests
in
organized
company
the
including
company1 acquired
par
SFC
the
organized
company was
the
purpose
of
for
properties,
lc
commission
underwriter
of
petWfiahv.
ui
with
will offer
selling commission,
who
to
each
on
shareholder
principal
mm
4s
of its
speeuarive
as
the
.statement
shares
selling
addition
reimburse
to
public but not
A
s«ie
share
per
of New York,
Co.,
rate
public
5c
basis.
the
at
iOr
a
agreed
registration
a
covering 3,000,000
1954,
a
489
filed
is
year-end
payments
to
is
company
exceeding
1955,"
early
a
formation
from
rate
a
"By
and
cents
in
chemicals
National.
$15,000,000.
were
cents
by
the
Foreign
a
new
application
of
to
total
—Registers With Securities and Exchange Commission—
The
&
and
the
$30,000,000,
Shareholders
operation
produce
in
for
year,
five
The stockholders
in
to
$4,029,756,
Bond
the
tires
this
railway
from
the
Bond
in
increase
railway
oper.
ry.
a
transactions.
phase
amiponia operation
315.
p.
and
proposed
first
join
plants.
making better and
♦Deficit.—V. 180,
company out of their joint participation.
Share also have offered to finance the acquisi¬
made
The company has applied to the Interstate Commerce Commission for
authority to sell $1,348,000 mortgage notes to two banks. The company
that
to
States
Output of
the
said.
East
from
Net
new
securities
have
shareholders
to
United
that
4
past
of
From, Jan.
Gross
resins.
Research
815.
p.
output of tubeless
the company's total
of
than
Richmond
Gas
180,
substantially increased."
tubeless
from
Net
the
on
amounted
distributed
nitrogenous
United
of
the
Bond
these
company
and
National
with
income
92
or
Dividends
will
Oct.
(periodic
payment)
investment
cumulative
(full-paid) investment cer¬
two
years,"
he
revealed,
"Firestone
on
development work and installation
equipment for the sole purpose of
more
Gross
$6,440,182,
was
to
were
$4,853,786,
chemical
with
on
1953.
31,
of
the
Florida
period.
1954
advised
company
other
vinyl
Share
to
basic
a
and
loss
this
of
Gas
SEC
systematic
4,000
September—
$13,827,200,
compared
distributed
so
stock
been
United
This
area.
securities
tion
Eastern Massachusetts Street Ry.—Bank Loans—
of
Gas
10
can¬
Forms
—
of
1954
share
the
during
with
the
dollars
the end
duced
diference.
have
establish
and
50%
the
1770.
p.
this
at Dec.
a
be
Jackson
of
economical
on
its
expected
production
to Bond and Share shareholders
1953.
of
United
up
ammonia
available
$1.60
373,564 shares outstanding Sept. 30, 1954.—V.
United
to
etc.
increase
distributed
months
compared
proposal
chemicals,
by
stock
Share
nine
months
the
on
South
hydrous
Bond
Net
nine
made
to
company
Gulf
share,
a
a
for
and
Firestone's
"During
or
As¬
applied to the
was
will
an
Mr.
year,
$655,302,
Equitable
new
Sept. 30,
stock
Gas
and
first
shareholders
accepted
Gas
United
the
rate
million
an
cents
13
a registration statement with
20,000
in
large percentage
ago.
The
month
a
to
this company at Sept. 30,
share, including the capital
share
a
ended
of
accounted
Bond
on
first
than
of $24.71
months
decerase
United
the
for
shareholders
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
of
a
is
Dividends paid directly
share
cents
77
for
12
than
of
1953.
retained
more
Corp.
shares
a
the
company filed a registration statement
1954, covering 600,000 Fund shares.
29,
President, revealed on Nov.
tubeless tires during November
at
producing
Net
This
$1
$
Jackson,
to
profit
Earnings,
—
stock
common
value
asset
for
more
Earnings
•
Eastern
is
October,
1432.
p.
Co.
Services.
share."The
ago
cents
railway
the
Ebasco
over
a
892,560
From Jan. 1—
Gross
of
income
$1.23
or
1951
1—
railway
surplus
$1,454,000
$1 94
_
($4,000,000).—V.
R.
amounted
in
and
closed a
amounted to $149,564,200, or $28.49
and
1954
Share
&
Oct.
1954, covering
($24,000,000)
order
profit fo $2,523,011,
a
company
United States
applicable to
1,380|000
"
349.
on
Lee
a
1953.
remainder of $20,340,000
Bond
819,000
L200.000
income
on
Firestone Tire & Rubber Co.- -To Increase
Tubeless Tires—
retirment
and
1,252,000
$2,558,000
taxes
share___x.
per
p.
expected
are
and
year
resulted
year
third quarter of
the
180,
tificates
of
partial
in
resumed
1954
of
share in contrast with
and the
company
9.311,000
amortization
plans
low
very
plants
quarter
quarter
quarter
same
PLACEMENT—This
oi
and
income
29,
$62.01
at
were
our
been
now
the
in
1953
$12,964,000
income
With
the
in
for the
Society
1954
10,236,000
,
nnTtlenr!UDd also filed
$934,950
276,117
f
or
Net
compared
1953.—V. 179,
31,
said:
operating
Production
and
cents per
Electric
1432.
p.
Duluth, Winnipeg & Pacific Ry.
from
share
per
Dec.
at
T^Denyer investment
SEC
,,
8,242,756
:
Oct. 28,
on
operations
orders,
decrease
to 41
1954,
September—
Net
$22.22
was
$17.23
Sept. 30—
for Federal
the
Basic Chemical Operation—
*$30,675
operating inc...
"Deficit,—V.
Gross
1954
and
Financial Industrial
Fund, Inc.—Registers With SEC—
11,218,753
of
the
company's
promissory notes to the
Equitable issued under a previous loan agreement.
The additional
borrowing war, for modernization, increased mechanization and develop¬
ment of the company's manufacturing facilities, to increase its
working
capital, and for other corporate purposes.—V. 180, p. 1432.
5,376,347
t
1953
expenses
Provision
$6,311,297
Ry.
rev.
Sept. 30,
30,
$
$15,246,000
and
Depreciation
19,461,509
$0.08
shares)
and
substantially over
improvement."
cellation
1954—9 Mos.—1953
Ry.
ry.
4,719,135
sales
Costs
Sept. 30, 1954. This covered the issue by the company of a $35,000,000
3V4%
promissory note.
$14,660,000 of the proceeds were in cash to
1333.
p.
sales
this period.
PRIVATE
1,254,245
Period End. Sept. 30—
Net
5,066,393
$
the changeover in models by a considerable
customers, which resulted in either
to
$1.58 per share
Duluth, South Shore & Atlantic RR.—Earnings—
Net
86,053,262
5,665,775
Filtrol Corp.—Sales and
Earnings Increase—
Net
equipment
sales
Third
1,237,123
railway—
President,
667,522 when compared
2,512,782
.
railway-
oner,
180,
of
as
Sept.
on
Mar. ?1,'53
5
82,303,165
6,018,120
Nine Months Ended
1953
Cr533,789
carryback)™
____
(1,600,990
quarter
customers'
surance
from
Net
value
$16.24
$
106,053,756
1265.
Net
marked
a
$4,857,539
.
income
oper.
Net
asset
with
mining
*412,993
(incl.
______—
shutdown
increase
Fran¬
1535.
p.
From Jan. 1—
Gross
Net
to
-V.
taxes
taxes
share
Falvey,
portion of
fill
Goff,
R.
P.
third
complete
market
Harry
income
Federal
per
initial
our
face
Range Ry.—Earnings-
1954
railway
railway
to
1954
earnings after taxes
levels
covering
company
$1
before
for
value
"The
of
notes
purchase
go
Co.,
&
SEC—
Oct.
on
to
estimated
are
underwriters.—V.
as
September—
Gross
$
133,752,411
x
assets
1208.
p.
Earnings per share
The
Nat
used
the balance
$2.74
.
Book
Dole
rights
(each
be
134,326,043 221,374,725
deficit
Provision
James
letter
($1
Sept. 30,'54 June 30,'54 Sept. 30,'53
*
net
Shares outstanaing
p.
Sales
23,256
$302,693
$1.56
years* adjusted
(James)
A
par
$
179, p. 2595.
.
the
device.
$1,288,136
$633,859
$720,054*
—
__™_
Prior
to
are
with
at
oi—
1
Total
Electric Auto-Lite Co.—Earnings Decline—
Net
V.
Fidelity Fund, Inc.—Assets Continue to Rise—
Net
341,024
707,704
to
are
180,
$3,752,168
816,167
taxes-
profit
♦Earns,
offered
Magnia" educational device;
manufacture
Nine Months Ended Sept. 30—
Balance
uranium
Corp., Reno, Nev.—Files—
underwriting.
model of
a
used
operations.—V.
Preferred
of
offered publicly "as a speculation" an issue of
2,500,000
shares of common stock (par 10) at 100 per share.
$3,627,926
deductions—____
Net
sale
Eldorado Uranium Corp., Austin, Nev.—Stock Offered
Underwriters Co., Las Vegas, Nev., on Oct. 25
$1,773,140
profit
—
Federal
the
—Allied
Subs.)--Earnings-
income
Total
Other
corporation on Oct. 19
covering 80,000 shares of
per
5,668,631
3.117,549
&
Other
from
1432.
p.
Operating
The
61,362
5,606,680
651,618
received
were
Educational Accessories
256,821
2,384,170
income
sums
As
$605,096
•
SEC
railway..—
oper.
180,
$637,689
159,029
railway
business, "which
1951
1—
from
Net
1952
_
its
ore."
1953
$636,664
income™
oper.
of
RR.—Earnings—
1954
$504,037
railway
5
into
increase.
were
In
the
converted
$3,000,000
Sept. 30, 1954."—V. 130,
issue
p.
720.
despite
the
conversion
The
common
stock
third
into
(due
124,218
increase
15-year
our
5%
the year is mainly
quarter alone, $561,000 of
51,612
in
of
during
1967)
common
shares.
remained
Only
outstanding
.
6
at
Ceramics Corp.—Grants License—
General
manufacturers of ferrites,
steatites and other
technical ceramics, on Nov. 3 announced the granting of a license to
tt'C
corporation,
Ilford.
This
manufacturer.
license
techniques
manufacturing
Corp.
Ferrite
magnetic
systems
cores
SEC
[X
close
business
Dec.
1954.—V.
6,
the
'ibis
the acquisition
negotiations for
completed
has
corporation
id
Vice-President
outgrown its present laboratory facilities in Hoboken. n. J.
purchase is contingent on obtaining a zoning change
lor a
of the property, and application for the change has been
with
the
Viilaae of Tarrytown, according to GF attorneys.—
portion
ffed
V
179,
the
for
taxes
after
income
net
first
nine
for
purchased
period
the
months
$5,224,885,000,
was
slightly
less
for
Action
Co.
of
Operating
Operating
Board
Co.,
operating
$6,936,975
Net
income
oper.
730,000
588,113
$124,130
$116,386
.—
497,828
$1,003,053
$1,014,388
-
chares
af'er
—t/.
180,
90,934
85.879
..
713,569
726,076
1433 and 999.
pp.
General
Co.
Telephone
Pennsylvania
of
—
Offering
Completed—The 30,000 shares of $2.25 preferred stock,
v hich were publicly offered on Oct. 29 by Paine, Web¬
ber, Jackson & Curtis and Stone & Webster Securities
Corp. and associates at $51 per share, were quickly sold.
See details in V. 180, p. 1771.
•*
Time Corp.—Dedicates New
General
The
Plant—
clock plant at Athens, Ga.,
is concentrating its
entire
household
electric clock
production in the Athens plant from which
apurm clocks ana
kitchen clocks will be distributed to every State in
ti
company's
dedicated
was
The
new
3.
Time
General
one-story plant occupies 110,000 square feet of floor space.
production gets underway, the plant will employ more
and turn out 5,000 electric clocks daily.
scale
full
503
an
persons
the
Completion of
total
a
Nov.
Union.
c
When
t'
$2,500,000' electric
new
on
Fci'u,
factories
six
of
III.,
Thomaston
Scotland;
General
and
Time
in
United
the
Time and its subsidiaries
States.
Others
are
in
La
Salle-
and Torrington, Conn., and Goshen, Ind. The
factories in Peterborough, Ont., Canada; Dumbar¬
company has Ionian
ton,
plant gives General
new
Sao
Brazil.
Paulo,
currently has sales
of
approximately
$'6,000,000 annually and employs nearly 7,000 persons.—V. 180, p. 533.
Corporation
General Uranium Corp., Srf It Lake City, Utah—Files—
The
GtiiC
corporation
1.200,003
covering
(35
cents
The
net
Oct.
on
filed a letter of notification with
of common stock to be offered at
27
shares
the
par
share), through P. G. Christopulos & Co.. Salt Lake City.
per
proceeds
used
be
to
are
to
expenses
pay
incident
to
mining
The
will
C.
The
K.,v operating revenues
Rj. operating expenses
Not
fr.
rev.
1954—9 Mos.—1953
Mr.
$2,565,887
$3,044,394
212,511
251,876
2,310,307
2.486,918
$34,039
$255,580
oi
C.
"Deficit.—V.
the
*10,227
Georgia RR.
to
three
*6,848
*100,292
From
Cross
Ket
from
lw54
—V
will
be
"American
Co.
1952
$802,246
$801,491
Home
Unit—
Assurance
161,989
138,401
the
and
Co.,
137,810
117,231
surviving
but
company
name1
its
7,249,462
7,278,140
that
of
$39,313,419
and
as
separate
a
of
Company
Insurance
company,
of
as
1952,
30.
the aggregate
assets
Increased 23%, from
In the same period
have
group
June
control
acquired
associates
its
in October,
group
641,323
1,375,050
1,421,978
1,289,176
1,247,176
Net
$15,213,289.
were
25%
a
1954.
stockholders
of
the
lor
increase
ended
months
1952,"
Mr.
A,
•,
,
&
H
fund
SEC
oss
filed
28
the
of
(d)
35
Co.,
ance
1953
railway-railway———
$690,376
112,145
income—
*51,611
Jan.
Net
ry.
each
1,838,220
...
commonly
referred
elsewhere,
as
notification
a
of
registration
with
kind
with
the
Employees Life
Insurance
public, in the District of Columbia and
the
by
to
title,
Inc."
and
the
the
or
"Govern¬
it
to
corporate
such
use
of
the
35
the
of
< a •
whether
exist,
Act.
or
if
such
representation
representation
such
deceptive or misleading, within the
leading to confus'on between the Fund's
is
as
implication
or
meaning
sistent
in
^Deficit.—V.
the
provisions
with
entered
of
provisions
applicable
to
of
the
Hearst Consolidated
Net
ry.
1953
1951
1952
"
$4,709,000
683,170
income.—
*856,535
*635,604
39,923
180,
Gerber,
a
a
<
$677,583
$600,816
235,55.9
198,939
14,297
56,109
31,556
7,455,664
6,824,899
6.198,162
underwriting
2,765.207
2.451.493
1,959,564
Insurance
557,727
613,233
440,915
66,181
180,
year
28,
1954,
of
N.
Selling
The
fc'-ZC
111.- -New Name-
below.
Corp.
H-32,
powered
ordered
has
Army
174.
a
number
addhional
six
v
month's
S*X
on
period
Nov.
1
ended
ner.oa- '"hd
mourn s
Sales-
IS
tinue
of
sales
30, 1954.
tf4.hob.bj
This
moving
oi
and develop a total of 90 h.p.
They will burn
grade gasoline,
thereby enabling
the Hornet to
in military operatibns.—V. 180, p. 1652.
parts,
of
type
low
(& Wholly-Owned Subs.)—Ea *n.
Hoffman Radio Corp.
!
Nine Months Ended Sept. 30—
Net
sales
Cost
Selling,
27,134,245
3,060,682
deduction
and
income
32,015,656
3,219,768
$2,555,977
proHt
Operating
Other
The
-
Income
income
(before
income
S2.9J8.447
76.661
98.827
$2,479,316
$3,017,274
1,339,895
1,901,741
$1,139,421
$1,115 533
$1.60
(neti_——
taxes)
$1.57
.
—
taxes
——_
income
Net
■^Earnings
'Based
i—
—
t~—
share.
per
j—
shares
711.858
on
outstanding.—V.
now
180,
oalem.
plants
Ore.;
in
and
Oakland,
Calif.;
Sunnyvale,
Fremont,
Caiif.—v.
lou,
Mich.;
p.
o9.
L.)
Gilbert
Clock
With Securities and
corporation
covering
on
150,000
Oct.
shares
20
of
filed
Corp.,
Winsted,
Conn.
Exchange Commission—
a
letter
common
of
stock
notification
(par
51>
to
with
be
offered
440.
corporation
covering
Oct. 29 tiled a letter of notification with
shares of common stock (par 25 cents) to
on
149,500
$2
at
the
be
share
per
Telephone
Home
Telegraph
&
Co.
With Securities and Exchange
The
42,779.000
7.329,497
covering
2,716.924
sharei
company
Oct.
on
40,320
to
shares
filed
18
of
share
for
each seven
deeds
are
to
shares
used
be
to
a
the basis of one new
underwriting. The net pro--
1954
without
bank
offered
be
to
18,
Nov.
held,
repay
Phoenix, Arizona
be
shares
•*
promotional
and
Co.
through
class
the
to
be
officers,
common
• »,
by
public
sold
Oct.
on
> .
,,
.
No
.
on
loans.—V.
178,
p.
promoters.
estimated
are
at
bn
company
Law
directois
of
L.
Lovelace,
the
Life
organized by
three
persons
and John m. Pound) who are
was
Insurance
controlling stockholders
of
the
Company;
Land
breeding,
feeding,
and
they
Cattle
stock for cash,
to
authorized
holders of
stockholders
The
value
par
tbp
of
a
directors
company
to
will
con¬
company,
the
of
has
now
required
it
e'ght
next
judging
and
a
maximum-of eleven.
■
The"
directors.
,
meeting
unissued
2,600.465
plans for issuing any
shires whrh are not
stock, nor has
and conversion of preferred
of increasing the number of
of
stockholders.—V.
& Refining
selling,
and
cattle
of
care
seven
directors bciore
130, p7 1334.
shared
1,500
in the buying,
and
of
but
split-up
annual
;
common
of directors
three-for-one stock split of the shares out¬
Nov. 16. contingent upon approval of
in the
authorized
common
stock.
that they have no present
intention
present
anv
the
the
for
the
rtock remains at $5 per share.
" approved an increase in the authorized number
authorized
now
in
The board
increase
murmum
a
increase
an
shares.
common
The stockholders a'so
of
approved
4
record
the
of
Humble Oil
of the new company is to engage
trading,
Sept. .15
the
Nov.
on
1,500.000 shares to 6.000.000
The directors stated
Cattle
Pound,
purpose
stockholders
The
standing
""
and
297.
Hooker Electrochemical Co.—Split-Up Approved—
:
stock from
Life
the
by
and
.»-,J
Great
generally."
only
salesmen
commissions
and
expenses
SEC
Issued
0
Contracts
to
stock
its
the
"a"; nonvoting
nr<»<-ent
"iu
Insurance
the
involved,
of
ll'P
p? ■
Life
with
statement
with the SEC
at par ($5 per
letter of notification
stock
capital
stockholders of record
of Virginia Inc.—
Commission—
Standard
See
Oil
Co.
Co.—Exchange Offer-
Jersey)
(New
below.—V.
180,
p.
1208.
the
buying, selling, exchanging, leasing, subdividing,
appraisal and
improvement oi land.
It is intended to purchase an outstanding bull
a
sale
so
few
is
an
is
and
government
the
first
proceeds
start
may
be
had
is
lease
land
for
operations
to
expansion
Ultimately,
leased
sales
of
out
cows
early
Hereford
After the
other
select
available,
contemplated.
raised.
or
very
that
intention
present
Angus
,
the
p.
Plastics, Inc., Kansas City, Mo.—Files—
Holiday
674,697
Insurance
is
K.
showing,
1953
1954
$32,750 904 $78,153 371
u
____•
goods sold
—.♦.
advertising and administrative expenses
of
5,947,613
ourchased afl of its class B voting
for $1,500.
and
operates
Y.;
Life
and
■
us
•
Company
share.
to
any
use
fuel depots
automotive
41.241.000
having
is
heli¬
H-32
cipal permits radical simplification through elimination of conventional
engines, transmissions, and complex drive systems'.
'v
The
Hornet's
ram
jet engines weigh only
12 lbs. each, have no
3,801,529
1,250,000
i
on.
Land
■officers
announced
Sept.
of
called the Hornet, is
on
rotor^ blade tips.
the tip-powered prin¬
small rem jet
engines mounted
the H-32 lies in the fact that
by
Signif'cance
1497.
p.
More Orders—•
Places
an
evaluation from this company.
two-place helicopter popularly
Held
for
The
Co. above.—V.
Helicopters—Army
S.
U.
copters
9,812,842
registration
a
Participation
and
per
capital
(William
The
1.104.400
*1,552,400
534.
p.
Brown-Camp Hardware
Hiller
47,178,000
1334.
p.
covering
be
i,
Special
(Kenneth
ago.
company
—Files
180,
Hibbard, Spencer, Bartlett & Co.—Acquisition—
See
200,823
filed
company
wock
15c
a
year
ago.
He also reported earnings of $2,837,858
period this year, which is $861,862 over the same period
year ago.
These earnings for the six month's period were $2.13
common
share as compared to $1.48 a share for the same
period
The
142.965.600
—
—:—ih—,
Omnibus
6,489.622
income
—Registers With Securities and Exchange Commission—
same
K-whester,
income--
on
27.400
1,266,500
taxes
Hertz Corp., Chicago,
42,448,000
railway—
railway
oper.
1951
1433.
p.
Chairman-President,
the
for
lOi
a,
145.622,100
142,096.400
dep.I..
401,200
140.857,300
—
income.—V.
*Net
1
5
44o,100
Including, interest and
Federal
for
—
Files
1—
*Deficit.—V,
S39.96C.730
the
!
incurred
loss
Net
252,904
from
The
1953
140,411.200 145,221.200
--
income
Total
850.911
1952
Ger'uer Products Co.—Reports Record
for
1954
—J
$4,647,000
96,976
from
ry.
Subs.)—Re¬
(&
through S. D. Fuller & Co., New York. The
net
proceeds are to be used to pay for plant expansion, additional
sales
promotion and ieseai'ch.-r-v, i<6, p. 2436,
;
$4,292,000
Jan.
Net
revenue
Provision
offered
$4,059,000
*26,331
oper.
From
Publications, Inc.
income
The
railway—
railway
from
130,
its construction program.—V.
part,
5
Operating
Act,.
RR.—Earnings—
1954
from
Net
in
ports Loss—
the Act; and (4) what order, if any,
to the use of such name or any words'
respect
pursuant
name,
The
Dsn
the funds to finance,
1772.
companies
with
be
such
for capital additions nd,
exceeding $400,000, to purchase securities of Sp:ing
Works & Supply Co.. its principal subsidiary, which
vill
Water
apply
p.
the name
and
name
existing Government Employees Insurance Company
doing business in and around Washington. D.C.
elsewhere; <3t whether for any other reason such name is incon¬
and
subscription
The
1954.
17,
are
Section
of
presently
related
Nov.
record
to be supplied by amendment
"he
Weld & Co.. are named as the principal
terms
White.
and
''implication
or
whether
the
Corp.
of
held
underwriting
proceeds of the financing will be used
Valley
Mutual
"deceptive or misleading" within the scone of Section 35 <di;
such
name
end
specifically
the
phrase
"Government
name
the
with
the extent of not
to
questions (1t
Fund,
be conducted into the
"Government Employees
will
name
the use of the word
"Government"
or
Employees"
in
such, name,
may
have
specifically
Section
may
such
SEC—
statement
and title by the
of such corporate name
use
inquiry
of
use
authorized
not
the
phrase
"Government
the
effect of representing or implying that the Fund, or any of its securi¬
ties,. has been guaranteed, sponsored,
recommended, or approved by
the United States or any ageacy or any officer thereof, in violation
and
registration
a
its $25 par common stock, to be off~"ed
stockholders at the rate of one new share
misleading.
and
hearing,
whether
have
that the
deceptive
the
and
Fund
is
At
filed
28
common
eight shares
and
Boston
Employees Insur¬
Co., and Government
"Government Employees Companies"
the
or
name
Brockway
Government
Employees Group";
Fund
Motor Co. Division of
President.—V. 179. p. 1721.
Brockway
of
is
Act.
and represents that the phrase "Government
Employees" has become generally identified with the three companies
in the
public mind where it appears in a corporate nam? or title in
the fields of insurance, finance or the offering and sale of securities,
that
the
three companies have no connection
or affiliation
of any
ment
194,137
;
five-
a
underwriters.
to
$726,957
7,111,942
railway
oper. income-__
$44,617,546
incorporates
purchase agreement
now
Oct.
on
for
First
Corp.
it
Southwest
from
Brockway
has plants
48.047 shares of
covering
Costs
have filed an application with the Commission reissue an order finding and declaring that the words
"Government Employees" as used by the Fund
in its corporate name
and title are deceptive and misleading within the meaning of Section
35(di.
This application
recites certain facts with respect to the or¬
ganization and operation of these three companies; states that they
nave expended over $1,000,000 ir. advertising in
the District of Colum¬
bia and throughout the United States and are generally known and
cuiesling
1—
railway'-—;
from
Net
of
tools
and
Nine Months Ended Sept. 30—
SEC—
Commission's order,
the
to
Government
Employees
1,297.734
1954
oper.
From
Gross
machines
of
Water Co.—Registers With
company
See
Net
from
from
the
Manager
King
O.
subscription bv
s
Net
purchase
its
announced
2
makers
Brooklyn,
said
General
Harry
Hackensack
Fund, Inc., Washing¬
Employees Mutual
Oct.
cn
According
Georgia Southern & Fkrida Ry.—Earnings—
Net ry.
Indianapolis,
and
B.
This
:
vote on the proposed
1954.—V. 176, p. 1564.
1,
Dec.
Great Southwest Land & Cattle Co.,
C
Nov.
on
1
Co., Inc.—Acquisition—
will
companies
two
to be held
premiums of
Youngman
net
over
30,
June
.
at special meetings
Gross
September—
to;
\
v
,
1433.
p.
incident
expenses
pay
.
and Los Angeles, while Brotkway,
tractor trucks, operates from Now York City and Cortland, N.Y.
President
surpluses increased 20%, from $15,196,223
premiums written for the 12 months ended June
1,552,717
638,503
to
t
policyholders'
12
Section
7,179,381
income...
used
Machine
The former
inc.
announcement
price
Co."
Assurance
the
SEC as an investment company under the Investment Company Act of
1940; and the Commission has scheduled a hearing for Nov. 16, 1954,
for the purpose of determining
whether the use of such, name should
be prohibited as being "deceptive or misleading"
within the meaning of
136,151
6,254,184
be
to
are
American
for
163,581
88,865
proceeds
lease by H As B of Brockway's Cortland plant with a purchase
subject to agreement of Brockway stockholders Nov. 19.
Jacob
Saliba,
Executive
Vice-President
of Brockway.
will
become
has
which
Co.,
Assurance
Home
the
Inc.,
the
This
$774,826
92,693
Lake City, Utah—
Exchange Commission—
option
Net
Co..
&
Rutgers
Government
1951
railway....
302,336
Securities and
corporation
Co.,
The
in
Insurance
Fire
Home
September—
1953
$721,608
railway—-
oper.
180.
American
ton, D. C.—Hearing Before
-
'Ret ry.
the
Grand Trunk Western
1954
net
B.
&
Other
1—
Jan.
from
705,746
130,130
Butte Uranium Corp., Salt
Chicago,
117,892
income--
oper.
ry.
The
Motor
350.
p.
American
the
Insurance
Rutgers
companies
to
$12,187,194
Gross
Not
of
Fire
and
Rutgers
Starr
$18,222,403.
30,
Earnings—
September—
Gross from railway.
Net from railway.
■
of
in
to
and
aggregate
1433.
p.
618.507
393,735
cent
SEC
180,
1.199,353
139,424
covering
II.
states.
v.
the Globe
the
$557,476
!
operating inc.w
ry.
$164,233
180,
merger
Youngman
"Since
and
$285,915
$15,119
opers.
ry.
700,141
-
1433.
p.
maker of
below.—V.
does not involve the
the State of Pennsylvania, which will continue
should
Net
$192,777
recommending a
William S. Youngman,
both companies and President of C, v. Starr
& Co., Inc., and its associates own majority
Stair
and
proposed
75 (d),
„
1954—Month—1953
3,044.154
,
273,721
109.488
Company of the State qf Pennsylvania.,
of
Georgia & Florida RIt.—Earnings—
832
2,681.234
mining operations.
in
directors
Rutgers
Globe
changed
Employees"
$227,630
&
V.
the
Globe
be
(2)
operations.
Period. End. Sept. 30—
1953
401,617
——
_____________
of
boards
interest
Insurance
'
Nc+
20.403
3.507.765
$4,555,839
208,840
—
taxes
r
Chairman
in
controlling
4,333,574
804,000
57,472
64,074
taxes-..
*
101,000
48,761
3.291,039
corporation on Oct. 25 filed a letter of notification with the
25,000,000 shares of capital stock to be offered at par
per sharei through Melvin G. Glegal & CO;, Salt Lake City,
The
(one
1954
$5,279,255
,
*20.226
income..
oper.
180,
Gunsite
$6,575,790
4,541,809
!
97,000
taxes!'
Glob.?
Inc.
The
476,583
503,608
22,890
of those two companies is announced by
merger
$759,185
$781,066
revenues-
expenses-—-;
income taxes!--
Federal
O tier
30—
income
the
the
ana
stated.
1954—9 mos.—1953
1954—Month—1953
153,327
income
—Files With
Globe & Rutgers Fire Insurance Co.—To Merge
General Telephone Co. of Indiana Inc.—Earnings—
Period E.id. Sept
-—a.
Libbey-Oweos-Ford Glass Co.
$31,964,768
the same period in the previous
year.
Receivables outstanding at Sept. 30. 1954. were $2,589,494,000.
Slightly moje- than the amount of $2,541,871,000 outstanding a year
eu. Iter.—'V.
180, pp. 349 and 533.
purchased
$5,301,629,000
an
1951
$306,934
82,477
year
of
Volume
D
ry.
—V.
1952
$291,278
38,996
railway..—
railway..
from
Net
below
—1
taxes
after
interest
1953.
oi
Net
1953
1—
Jan.
The
&
of
1954
was
$26,567,628, compared with $18,315,859 In the Hist nine
months of 1953, Charles G. Stradella, President, announced on Nov. 4.
Average receivables outstanding during the first nine months of 1954
were $2,514,437,000.
while average receivables during the same period
in J953 were $2,051,910,000.
Consolidated results include the earnings of Motors Insurance Corp.,
a
wholly owned subsidiary, lyhich were $4,162,325 for the first nine
months of 1954, compared with $1,463,181 during the first nine months
Consolidated
.
Proposed Consolidation—
Jr.,
Corp.—Earnings Rise—
Acceptance
Motors
it
loan
$10,000
a
Consolidation—
Sept. 30—
Federal
for
Profit
merger
2705.
p.
General
Po.'.s
.
repay
of
company has
The
to
Schmitz,
that the
by Ray M.
who explained
made
was
development,
and
research
of
before
Provision
Sec
transaction
the
of
working
be used
capital.
—
„—
Profit
construction.
under
to
(par
uraham,
tnrou^u
are
RR.—Earnings$448,826
railway
oper.
Monday, November 8, 1954
.
1954
from
Utah.
In Tarrytown, N. Y.. to be used as the site of a proposed
food research center, it was announced on Oct. 26. The
lies along the Hudson River Just south ol
the Thruway bridge
Announcement
for
used
Nine Months Ended
51b acres;
now
ry.
Gross
SEC
enlarged
1;
balance
stock
common
snare
proceds
net
with the
two cents) to be
notification
of
letter
a
Glass Fibers Inc.—Earnings Higher—
625.
180, p.
Increase Research Facilities
Foods Corp.—To
ceudsv; per
The
£>ee Libbcv-Owens-Ford Glass Co.
Preferred Stock—
Sales
General
shares of
600,000
at
York.
liled
27
Glass Fibers Corp.—Proposed
have been
of
Net
Y.—Files—
Syracuse, N.
Inc.,
Oct.
on
.
$369,904
September—
from railway
from
.
patent
plus accrued dividend or 37c. Conversion privilege expires at
share
fc'«-
and
outstanding shares of preferred stock ($2 cumulative
called for redemption on Dec, 17, 1954 at $51.25
the
of
covering
New
1G52.
Dynamics Corp.—Calls
General
Ail
convertible)
information
technical
of
exchange
corporation
ciereci
loops,
applications.
mutual
Green Bay & Western
Mackie. Inc., New York. The
reduce bank loans and for
&
From
The
and
Continuous
Bean
equipment,
buy
Gross
Glamur Products,
Plessey the use of patents and
ferrites dcvelopd by General Ceramics
privileges are also provided.—V. 180, p.
to
Net
components for television sets, magnetic
computers, high frequency lliters, broad¬
and
many
other
electronic
circuit
are
Singer,
used
to be
are
equipment
•
digital
for
antenna
receiver
cast
electronic
leading
a
through
share
per
working capital.
permits
for
••
-
memory
England,
of
Co/
Plessey
$2
proceeds
;
'Chis
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
(1874)
will
be
are
both
is
expected
primarily
cattle
ranches;
herds
in
it
of
and
cattle
cattle
upon
•
'
at
the
of
increase.
first.
As
and
the
large
herds
of
-
-
RR.—Earnings-
Sept. 30—
he
1954—Month—1953
$
Ry.
operating
Ry.
operating expenses.
revenues.
23,444,294
17,315,343
S
1954—9 Mos.—1953
$
S
25,726.457
205,535,004 229,614,711
17,923,497
158,185,968 164.759,647
and
also
will
annual'! advertised auction
*"
Illinois Central
Period End.
more
own -
company's
cattle
stock
The
facilities
ranch
have
to
commercial
suflicient size,
conducted.
in
* -
"
-
Net
Net
—V.
rev.
r".
fr.
rv.
operating
180,
p.
1772".
opers.
inc.
6,128;951
2,865,680
7.797.960
47.348.036
64.835 064
3,089,369
17,855,491
24.806,713^
.Volume
180
Number 5375
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
7 :
(1875)
Illinois Terminal
V
RR.—Earnings—
September—
Gross
from
$920.(545
Net from railway_._i_.__
Net ry. oper; income...
('
From
Gross
Jan.
'
ry.
—V.
1951:
382.716
v
113,879
291,760
126,293
*
'.See
•
8.091.198
9.561,990
1,083.041;
100,797
9.509,132
879,946
-
This Boston
,998.088
713,520
September—
Net
Net
\
ry.
Net
Net
-
<—V.
1153
1952
25,
1954,
360,159
294.558
751,371
511,479
income...
227,404
237,262
482,371
268,881
railway
23,742.272
-
railway......
3,350.848
income...
oper.
1334.
p.
28,863,402
28,153,555
4,786,583
of
per
Value
1,874,910
2,918,118
shareholders
$10.86
"*2,151,182
Total
the
at
:..
S-l—
time
of
net assets
i
The
Bankers
reminded
Trust
holders
Co.;
of
this
New
York
City,
company's
exchange
prefererd
agent,
stock,
Nov.
on
convertible
of
Income
System—Exchange Offers
?;■".^.'v '
V;•
outstanding...............
per
Value
V,
1
'shar,eliolders
share
.
$3.50
share
assets
eeries,
that they have until Dec. 2, 1954 to exchange each of their
shares for 5%. common shares of Gatineau Power
Co.
;
r ./;:
Afjfer that date the Bank, as required, Fill sell the Gatineau .Power
-
common
being
now
common
will
plus
held
be
and
entitled
cash
a
International
to
receive
Hydro-Electric
proceeds
from
the
Get.
company-on
-
covering
to' be
adjustment.
18 filed
30,000'shares
offered' at
of
per
.
Preferred
i
lose
all
stock
rights
that
under
renuius
the
unsurrendered
exchange "plan.—V.
alter
178,
Dec.
1959
2,
2306.
p.
,
Grand
*
,
have
outstanding
lhterest.
been
called
for
debentures
4%/
Payment
will
redemption
due
June
made
be
BroadWfry, New York 15, N. Y.,
&
Co.,
ltd Leaaenuail
15,
1961
the
at
the
at
or
Lonuon,
Dec.-. 15,
on
1007c
at
Schroeder
office
W.
1954
of
J.
and
of
the
accrued
?
Gross
57
Schroder.
ry.
Gross
for
public
■to
the
sale
extent
fthareu
of
at
competitive
to
necessary,
4.707/
bidding.
the
preferred
Net
redemption
stock
proceeds
of
the
will
be
100,000
funds
and
corporate
will
from
purposes.—V.
180, ,p.
1773.
Oil
Corp.
(Del.)
Bear, Stearns & Co., New York,
licly 750,000 shares of common
$2.50
-j
of
Blent
.
share "as
per
PROCEEDS—The
tale
the, shares offered
ri">Vv.
gas
is
*
estimated
be
used
1 for
of
the
an,
the
on
-iv
for
o ^>,oo>i
x
a
to-
be
Aug. 1,
repaid
for
York
loans
1954.
to
The
the
to
V
s
''
Chase, National
company
♦
es'
is
Net
Bank
the
of
City
*
and
that
Issuance
for
from
.'such
to
funds
time
time
future-financing
of
securities
will
by, the
raised
be
where
is'
it
qualified
to
do, business.
Jerusalem,
In that city) is P. O.
221.
„
The
Box
has
company
hational,
Ltd.,
entered
"by. the
.
company.-
~
.
'V
.
offices
in
'
with
/
shares
the' company's
of
litock
-
of
Stearns
fitock
-
Co.
&
for
As
advised
nave
shares
has
for
and
further
period
a
CAPITALIZATION
tne- Cjinpanv
advised
at
of
it
that
least
GIVING
that
view
a
,
will
months
18
EFFECT
TO
ac^nir^d
u,
the
public
not
to
dispose
after
of
liber
PRESENT
any
Corrulux
—v.
stock
180,
(par
10c
per
share)™!
,
plant
glass
$2.50)
to
with
be
Kansas City Southern
Ry.—To
will receive bids at
company
25
Sell
same
of
in
Glass
:
It
The net
"
■
has
■'»
$37,889,000
first
mortgage
47/
bonds,
$13,154,000 first mortgage 3%%
<
series
A
102%%,
.
bonds
will
be
plus accrued
series
A,
due
Oct.
at
1037/- and
each
case.—V.
the
180,
series
93,220
46,750
57,860
2,603,387
2,421,903
M
804,922
\
1953
-
has
of
The
Plans
—
to
Fibre
Glass
Glass
of
5,477,255
3,000,203
145,894,785
24,547,851
16,691,451
income
177,454,794
167,132,045
164,205,668
50,506,783
37,169,013
33,943,036
26,256,366
18,677,497
15,029,105
President,
of
1
has
announced
No.
2,
due
Nov.
coupon
debenture
bonds
Atlanta, Ga.,
Edgar
Officer
W.
five
into
of
Catalina
will
and
continue
will
be
as
President-and
elected
to
the
*
Kayser and to its executive committee.
Mr.
J
a
V
i
,
Stuart
Catalina
plants
will
be
makes
located
in
one
its
of
Kayser's
largest
headquarters
that
area.
Its
As
in
sales
a
Chief
of
Fibers, Inc.
at* an early
and
and
new
board
result
of
of
textile
the
stockholders.
Los.
have
Angeles,
.*
and
of
in
the
.
shares
for
Inc.
of
will
Net
*
the
its
President
The
and
said
announcement
that
it
has
rently
running at an annual rate of about $25,000,000. It is estimated
that sales of the combined
companies will be about $60,000,000 an¬
nually. Catalina is planning to increase its
ticularly in
toereaxe in
sweaters
and
men's
it, i-xcectwl
—
V.
production facilities, par¬
boys' swim suits, and a further
]80, ^p. 653.
,
-
and
.
•".
expected
was
stock
in
Ohio
offices
in
1944
division
of
announced
executive
rapidly
offices,
plastic
In
the
Net
3
well-as
as
and
Mr.
part of
over^
adopted
$1,500,000
.
acquired
plant,
.
in
Co.
••..;•
of
of
and
Board
The
in
Houston.
/,
order
In
■
to
holder,.: the
restricted
as
and
The
of
C.
of
Finance
stock
until
share
for
such
time
period
a
of
six
shares
class
of
"B"
100,000
into
stock
common
in
Since
trol
of
the
the
class ,"B'.'
."
-
The
•
for
the
months
,
.
consumer
stock.
credit '
.
.r.
the
after
up
the
funds.' Liberty
of. common .stock
stock
common
stockholders,
available.-<■
<
I''.'In.-addition
class
from
adopted
"of
an
common
can
makes
take
in
common
of
stock¬
stock
are
with
months
for
through
$224,514,838
180,
in
tho
352.
p.
all
on
total
a
-
be
Co.
Ltd.,
after
59%
shares
with
the
use
large
of
full
capital
now
corporation
1
to
advantage
of
the
to
all
opportunities
been
a
The
,
effect
Shovel
taxes
stock
—V.
available
to
sell
to
employees.
Co.
first
the
a
Ohio,
and
Canadian
of
in
Iho
•
con¬
for
the
third
the
quarter
second
this
anql
of
quarter
quarter.- The
consolidated
sHbseouen*
*•
tne
c'
net
ooevations.
contracts
the
inplud'nc
held
three
first
M-C&S
by
acquired
$97,441,185.
were
for
taxes
$2.03
net
share
per
by
the
quarters
in
1954
$11 057,209
company.
of
1953
were
1,389,396
on
earnings before
Nov. 18 will
outstanding
taxes for the
be payable on a
the
of
as
to
total of 2,146,16:t
date
in
event
record
acquisition of the Marionsubsidiary, the Osgood Co;
Scott effects a complete
and
its
majority-owned
Marion and its sub¬
a 20-day period through Oct. 26, way
following acceptance * by
holders repre¬
offer
Scott's
&
effective
through
Nov.
acquire
to
for
15
than 87% of Marion's stock. As of last report, there hau
than 90% acceptance to date.
of Merritt-Chapman & Scott's offer, which went into
13
upon
acceptance by
holders of more thon 50';
greater
terms
shares,
M-C&S
M-C&S
a
end
were
increased number
in the acquisition
Marion,
Toronto,
over
subsidiaries
revenues
be
originally
Oct.
Marion
as
regular quarterly dividend of 50 cents per share voted
will
senting more
of
made
amounts
entirely
transferred
shares
outstanding at the
l,697,2yt shares
shares.
first nine months
$4,432,041, and $6,035,482 for the same period a year ago.
were
sidiary,
of
of
of
increase
iexult*»of
after
Merritt-Chapman
con¬
of
payable on the
of 'those issued
Shovel
cost-plus-fixed-fee
equal
thdt
Power
.
ago,
1,389,396
on
shares
"
■
result
above
Merritt-Chapman &
stock
common
3.
based
regular quarterly dividend of 50 centy
lor distribution
Dec.
1 to holder^
a
Power
those
gro^s
under
Dec.
shares
Nov.
of
stock,
will
a
'he
consolidated
1954
The
"
a
shareholders of record
of
made
$3,633,277
of
six
earnings after taxes for the first
Louis E. Woli'son, President
on
share,
per
earnings
95%-
earnings
$2,821,482,
plan ajid agreement of merger, the shareholders
Employee Stqck. Purchase Plan. A total of 115,000 shares
been
which
_
net
••*«iect
costs
Net
been
the
have
1953,
Corp.—Earnings, etc.—
net
Contractor,
$982,189,
Nine-monih
,
$5
had
"B"
It
as
acquisition,
of
prior to Sept. 30.
of
V
to
was
with
of
$2,104,041,
announced
Marion
of
The
.
Corp.,
of
This
compares
taxes.
It
company.
were
extended
control
to
$2,779,898
*
the
year.—V.
amounted
was
period
provision
for
compared
Scott
declared
General
approximately
'
Industry
Loan
and
1954
stock.
.
sales
period
income
common
previous
common
18.
the
Pitts
A.
earnings
common
changed
•
leverage
'
30,
corresponding
net
v
Nov.
of
Metro
shares
organization of Liberty Loan Corp. over 22 years
corporation has been vested in the relatively few
common
to
this
Sept.
Federal
the
of the number
of bept.
30,
have
outstanding
issued
as
consecutive
outstanding.t
.
the
taxes.
•
$1.51
as
the
on
record
year
had been paid on the class "B"
the earnings of the company are 90 cents per
as
Gain—
ended
on
according
ended
share,
per
that
totalled
-
directors
Consolidated
both
the surviving corporation.
to Liberty Loan Corp.
converted
exchange
dividend
share
provision
consolidated
average
month,
struction
merg¬
Co.,
-
issued, in
same,
Show
months
per
income
for
.
1954
equalled
share
per
'
agreement
fully protect the interest of the class "A"
shares
to. the
tax
$229,755,225
were
of
outstanding;
It
in the develop¬
glass.—V. 180,
receivables
7,500
were
'.stock;
common
1,897,382
date,
months
$1.64
Chairman,
net
each
ot
.
Corp.
The
six
taxes;
corporation's
months
,
fiber
Metro
•
merger,- the
Loan
dividend
"
'<
..
the
Liberty
1,154,377
period of 1953, net Income
was
$1,163,418,..
share on the 1,844,469 common shares out¬
Merritt-Chapman &
The
November,
the
result
of
14,895,415
$4,381,377
three
for Federal
reported
1954
30,
that
on
corresponding period of
Ave.,
.
merger, 23,199 shares of common stock were
shareholders of Metropolitan Loan & Investment Co. and
a
15,273,582
$3,317,193
189,445_
cents
$2,858,928
to
Murray
Sept.
be
the
of
income
Mr.
the
69
per share on
$3,027,837 in the
equivalent
was
Barnard.
Madison
,
pioneer
a
and
the
•
$399,743
Inc.—Profits
for
$1.50
of
nine-month
.
Its
was
plan
As
'
1954—9 Mos.—1953
per
date.
for
provision
Federal
,
income
cents
that
income
nine
years.
panels reinforced with
Nov.
63
income
after
net
Robbins
&
net
$1,673,806
to
equivalent to
Corp.—Consolidation Approved—
on
•.
1,552,344
*179,400
corresponding
standing on
$1,853,748.
details
(
Loan
;
;
Sept. 30, 1954
1,846,045 com¬
unaudited figures"
Nov. 3 by William J. Murray, Jr., Chairman. This was after
and
began operations
its production
and
increasing
three
Corp.
nine
1435.
p.
outstanding
equivalent
/
Libbey-Owens-Ford,
the .Corrulux
shares
provision of
.*
of
Libbey-Owens-Ford
last
180,
$1,292,754, equivalent to
mon
manufacture
to
by
1810
at
are
v
•
of
the
Of
$1,952,087 $18,590,775 $19,276,792
$20,434
opers.
operating Inc.
ry.
and
would
all
1.
Nov.
^
McKesson
Executive
they
that
' .'
-
'•
General
division
Chief
/
387."
p.
1,722,375
■
ry.
Consolidated
,
corporate structure
new
effective
1954—Month—1953
expenses.
fr.
rev.
Deficit.—V.
was
into common shares at
debentures of Glass Fibers, Inc;
be
became
$1,742,809
revenues.*
I
■
Net
.
the
'
-
year;
Fiber Glass
for its business
manufacturing process developed
shareholders.
operating
f
;
facilities
and
current
operating
Ry.
four
its
47%
a
As
of
cur-
/
,
'
..'■•*.
Ry.
production
glass
the
appointment
Period End. Sept. 30—
i
will
convertible
outstanding
and
His
Maine Central RR/—Earnings—
/
and
one
Barnard
ranks.
,
date.
modern,
during
exchange
Fibers,
have
the
Vice-President since 1,950.—V. 178,
a
.
53%
in
'
Working Co.—New President—
on Oct.
President of this west coast plywood door and lumber
first President ever chosen outside the Malarkey
fourth
and
new
plan
plants
value to $1 par value. All classes of preferred
previously redeemed as a part-of the whole plan.
-
and
are
1335.
pay¬
funci
Company of
his cousin, Thomas B, Malarkey, who resigned late in 1953.
Tn.
interim, the company's executive head has been Executive VicePresident, Eberly Thompson, former.'Assistant to Herbert Malarkey and
Texas,
manufactures
translucent
extensively In skylights, patios, parti-'
of' formulation.
shareholders
stock
transaction,
Calif.,
increased
interest
sinking
6%
Trust
the-
divi¬
a
L-O-F,
The
fiber
completely
Metropolitan Loan & Investment Co.
Finance
at
Executive
directors
The
by
decorative
Glass
to
Mr.
translucent
,restricted
•
$750,000
1968.
180, p.
1,
trustee.—V.
as
semi-annual
the
on
members, four are members or related members of the Malarkey
family which has hitherto held the Presidency.
The late James A.
Malarkey, who in 1918 founded the company, was first President, fol-^
lowed by his son Herbert in 1946.
The latter was succeeded in 1950
announced
was
manufacturing
St.-Louis, Mo;,-Into Liberty Loan Corp.
to
Kayser & Co.—Acquires California Firm—
Stewart
$19,551,075 $17,499,226
5,086,450
.3,797,459
2,721,893
1,915,075
board
Five
Corrulux
Inc.
Corp.
Chairman
approval
superfine
used
& M Wood
family
,'j"
and
Fibers,
Fibers
Glass
of
Unite
•'*•
organization.-Details-of. the
-•-The merger , added
This company is acquiring all of the
oustanding stock of Catalina,
one of the country's largest manufacturers of
swimsultS, sweaters,
play-abouts and children's play wear, it was announced on Nov.
4.
The price was not
disclosed, but the transaction involved cash and
Kayser stock.
%'•
*•*.••'-' '
\
1951
$19,335,927
2,856,289
2,052,710
.
f
1952
$15,692,194
Clay Brown, prominent Portland lumber and plywood executive,
350,899
V'::,
completed by Dec! >31'.
Fibers,: Inc. was chartered
-Liberty
.of
Inc.,
*
RR.—Earnings—
1954
,
1—
Nov.
29 became
924,626
313,854
,par
(Julius)
2,011,396
*
2,447,636
962,206
Btggers,
for
are
to' shareholders
formerly
ing
1773.
p.
.
Hoffman,
on
October
^
The
bonds
5,825,956
3,474,704
1951
344,576
1653.V /-
p.
and
1968.
B
7,446,725
Ludman Corp.—Interest Paid—
$261,433
122,594
Glass
have
Corp.
the
* as
new
Corrulux
1952,
was
ment
redeem
1975,
1,
bonds, series B, due June 1,
redeemed
interest in
9,591,890
4,796,463
*1773.
p.
concern,
newt company,
Fiberk.Gla5s
The
-~ t ";
to
used
17,753,377
,
39,055
assets
.
;•
to be
Nashville
railway
Georgia,
1952
$296,789
118,524
.
as
v.;late In 1951 add <;has, been
marketing operations - in the
v.'f
:
/
are
&
railway....
oper.
Max
.
;
-many
and
Inc.
plan,
4,500
The
St., Suite 1509,
I, 1984.
proceeds, together with other funds,
19,598,932
3,897,858
..
•Toledo,'Ohio. *<•'-'/f*
30-year
bonds, series C, due Dec.
*
'>
income...
Jan.
180,
ment
at
the
process
would .be
New York 4, N. Y., up to noon
(EST) on Nov. 18 for the
from it of $50,000,000 iirst mortgage
.purchase
325,602
22,886,279
Co., San Francisco and Los Angeles, Calif., $3,500,000
notes due serially from 1959 to 1969, inclusive.
V
Calif.
1953
at 'Houston,
Fibers
prices
the
submitted
Debentures—The
Broad
income
oper.
Shares
v'
650,368
381,087
the
offered
$306,311
company's
and
for
one
Officer.^f-the
Inc.—Offering Held
.
:v
panels
and
Fibers,
Under
-
.
•
Outstanding
.
(par
.
the
;.f
Up—Mention was made in our issue of Nov. 1 of the
offering of American voting trust certificates for 750,000
shares of common capital stock of this
company by Gearhart & Otis, Inc. of New York and Crerie &
Co., of
Houston,* Tex. However, it has been temporarily de¬
layed. See V. 180, p. 1773.
;
.
notification
of
stock
29,891
-
known
glass fibers under-a
Petroleum,
letter
a
capital
:
properties
debentures
-,
of
v
Israel-Mediterranean
,
filed
21
to 'be Issued will permit shareholders
share of stock in the new corpo.'ration for each share of Glass Fibers, Inc. now held,
*■
In addition L-O-F has agreed to purchase
up
to $2,000,000 in 5%
4,000,000 shs.*'' 3,750,000 shs.
1434.
p.
7,652,748
$1;971,055
of 4%
The" number of shares
Glass
•of
FINANCING
Authorized
Common
..*1951
$2,115,113
734^139
company
Co., Los Angeles, Calif.—Files—
shareholders
new? Glass
bssets."
/
said
1954.
1,
to
advertising
Lucky Lager Brewing Co.—Notes Sold Privately—They
has arranged to sell privately through J. Barth
646,601
„
the
distribution
Nov.
Oct.
be
Corrulux
'
are
\
.
1,531,438
Libbey-Owens-Ford will'acquire
;
of .Oct. "27j;
not "With
1,012;039 '
442,590
974,314
<
.
'
and
investment
thereof,, and
$aid
.f
therein."
record
1,938,509
510,834
purposes. "Glass
Fibers has
Waterville, Ohio, where it manufactures glass
yarns and bonded mat; one at Defiance, Ohio, where it manufactures
glass
wool,*- and another at ;Burbank, Calif.,
where
it
fabricates
thermal and acoustical insulation blankets.
.-v
com-
1954,/ Husky , International
beneficialy
100%- of
the
outstanding
common
the company.
Husky International, Husky Oil Co. and Bear,
of
and
3,518,747
Libbey-OwenS-Ford
.
40% ! interest
be
e
1435.
railway
railway
from
2,867,812
company- will,
«three .plants;
of
Husky OH Co. of Cody, Wyo., is the general partner of Husky Inter¬
national and owns a 60%
interest therein, and Bear,'-Stearns & Co.",
of New York, N.
Y., is the special
(or limited)
partner and owns
held
19,123,446
railway
from
ry.
i.?? * '.".,
to
»
tions;:awr.higs
of
/
a
Gross
Net
'781,790
Parkersburg,/W.?Va.v
The
to certain
*
ry.
From
4,019,911
.>
the ^'business
new.
plastic
stock,', all the assets (except for a security deposit and subject
liabilities .assumed by the company) of Husky International. ''
3,000,000
Met
$573,392
Net
textile facilities'; capacity has been doubled
.
>■
V 1954,
exchange for
461,426
944,510
526,634
railway™
from
1951
P
..
2,658,563
plan for uniting, this
The
'.'at
,
mon
in
1952
$619,307
with more than',1,500 employees and a potential
papacity of $25,000,000 annually, the announcement said.
:•
Aug.
>
to
eeo< a
pro
the
with
cents)
10
1952
$2,594,622
923,151
from
Net
fitqtes,
Husky. Tnter-
1953 for 7. the
purpose
in Israel, to acquire as
rights
Gross
150,880
<railway™^" 2,415,650
^railway."™-..: V, .*761,571
'oper? Mcome-.-. '^v? 255,715
The
;
<he
of
"
_
agreement
formed,
/Requiring and exploiting petroleum
executive
1953
$2,141,849
income
Louisville
334.280
from
be "SUbnUttfcd ;to
are
located at the King
Israel and its post office address
into-an
partnership
a
The
/1954
-
-September—
168,874
jointlyj.on Nov. '3' by John D.
Randolph H.. Barnard, President
...
business
place '.of
x'he
oper.
360,917
from
A
BUSINESS—Corporation was incorporated in Delaware on /iug. 5,
JL954, to engage primarily in- the business of exploring dor, acquiring"
interests in, developing and operating oil and
gas properties in Israel,
company, and its principal
David Hotel in the City of
(par
'
1994.
p.
through Lester,. Ryons & Co., Los Angeles,
are^ to go to 22 selling stockholders.
proceeds
organization
I
"
pen share
sions;'and
present
further
from
ry.
152,535
Glass Plants—
These loans aggregated
$300,000 as of Sept.. 30, ,1954.
that a total of $5,000,000, including the proceeds
offering,^ may be required to finance the exploration
development program on. the company's licenses -ihvlsrael and
the
171,
■
$639,987
.?Libbey-Owens-Ford;Glass Co.
of
f'f It is contemplated
of
notification
of
1—
from
Net
—V.*380,. p.' 1435.
from
purposes
letter
a
common
selling
—V. 180, p.
—V.
income™
Jan.'' l—
Net *ry;
ciuoes
i
filed
of
stock
Jan.
Net
SEC
'*
company, on
net
Gross
covering
in)-te
provide for such
to
Gross
the
25
shares
share, without underwriting,
increase inventory
and pay for
per
oper.
376,125'
covering* 30,161'shares of
From
^■
net
oV->ui
with
Oct.
on
150,000
railway....
railway
100,801
Net ry.% oper.-incomell.
latm I -/wrap.; >4u
o;
*.
.
4,277,427
*2,246,046»
1435.
p.
•
proceeds? from the
exploration and de'velopLicenses
180,
■
the
Petroleum
ry.
Lehigh & Hudson River Ry,.—Earnings-
;>
,
that
1953
-
'i September— 4. V;" * *
1954
Gross Ironv .rfiijiway.™.
V $260,433
Net
from7railFay/_4™
.,73,592
proceeds, approximately .$1,000,000 will ;
drilling of exploratory, wells,- approximately $300,000
arid geophysical work and approximately $200,000 for'
geological
New
-
1954
Offered—
for. the
the -auiimiiscraitOM
-funds
1,
trppro^imaJ
in
-
that
be "used
will
from«Aug.
program
anticipates
*1,720,148
convertible
Nov. 1 offered pub¬
(par 10 cents) at
on
4,810,856
447,819
from
From
p'.' 1335.
at- $7.50
stock
speculation.''
a
company
Stock
—
40,209,117
6,412,858
from
Net
149,989
"railway.....'*.
The
SEC
The
Israel-American
<
'
'■
39,773.670
42.150,813
3,328,634
to
rtet
,
"
\
•
1954
Land Title Insurance
;
69,552
*2,319,506
at
Gross
outstanding,
•
327,519
Louisiana & Arkansas Ry.- -Earnings—
stock, series A,
Hudson White & Co.,
fabricating.—V.
core
$368,980
railway.™
ry..oper.
at
173,979
41,413.048
corporation
used
&
- the
redemption price of $52,50
and to the prepayment of $2,000,000
remaining proceeds will be added to treasury
applied to ihe company's constiuction program and
be
from
—"V.'* 180,
applied,
per share (plus accrued dividends),
-of promissory notes.
The
other
Jan.' 1—
Net
company filed a registration statement with the SEC on Oct. 29,
1954, covering 200,000 shares of preferred stock, $50 par, to be offered
'■'*?
7
oper. 'income...
Net
'y' The
for
process
railway....
railway!--^—
fro'm
Net
.
new
Irom
From
Interstate Power Co.—Registers With SEC—
a
September—
Net
*06, y'.'tUjj. V
826,816
*104,182
September—
Lake Superior & Ishpeming RR.—Earnings—
v
Co.;
Trust.
Henry
uugiHUu.—V.
a,
all
$4,715,460
1,070,265
expenses.
preferred
through
1951
$4,776,934
860,983
Rapids
stallation of
International Railways of Central America—Calls Bds.
There
be
1334.
notification
of
cumulative
share)
1952
1953
$4,793,350
income
covering
oilered
and-Detroit, Mich. The net proceeds are to be used to
redeem the
outstanding 6% cumulative preferred stock, make a new
addition to plant, modernize
equipment and for development and in¬
will
' *
letter
a
5V2%
($10
par
1954
railway
oper.
The
$0.24
p.
states.
Loring Pharmacal Co., Inc., N. Y.—Files With SEC—
/
*$10.10
180,
10
1—
'
the
of
$0.24
*$11.86
payment.—V.
to
branch
12
in
located
520,867
*Deficit.—V.
Kuhlman Electric Co., Bay City, Mich.—Files—
The
preferred
sale
of
offices
*$9.95
$0.24
time
elected
management was
acquired an additional
branch
railway...
from
$0.30
$13.62
the
at
Jan.
ry.
SEC
share
per
present
or
78
$5,029,900
income
oper.
from
Net
*Adjusted to reflect the 66c distribution from security profits realized
during, fiscal. 1954 and which represented a 4.87/
reduction in per
k
stockholders
1
I..
the
opened
operates
railway
Net
Sept. 30,'54 Mar. 31,'54 Sept. 30,'53
$6,419,670
$5,514,168
$4,564,767
471,361
442,721
430,206
1,963
1,751
1,637
Y
Shares
December 2—
ry.
From
Gross
payment.
Number
on
*$10.38
from
18,700
'
when
has
p.. 351.
Net
$0.28
1954,
presently
September—
Grosjj from railway
FUNDS
$0.30
20,
company
Long Island RR.— -Earnings—
shares, as follows:
shares, series
19,822
^
share
assets
■"'Series
■
,
International Hydro-Electric
180,
SEC
registration
22,257
...
share
per
share
4,712,371
2.398,278
and
♦Adjusted to reflect the 35c distribution from security profits realized
during fiscal 1954 and which represented a 3.17'e
reduction in per
28,391,587
4,612,140
the
—V.
Sept. 30,'54 Mar. 31,'54 Sept. 30,'53
$52,079,217 $46,368,126 $40,939,183
4,796,463
4,323,516
3,986,715
outstanding
Number
$3,061,770
.
July
office,
additional
OF B-4 AND S-l
assets
Income
$3,276,096
Expires
additional
Since
;
offices
amendments to its
covering
B-4—":
net
Shaies
1951
$2,889,432
from
180,
Oct.
? ASSET VALUE
;y.
Series
$2,592,640
oper.
ry.
Investment'company filed
on
shaies, series B-3; 1,250.000
150,000.additional shares series K-l.
and
Total
railway....
railway..;.'.
from
•
-
"
Net
From Jan. 1—
Gross
52.
p.
150.000 additional
B-4;
RR.—Earnings—
1954
from
from
178,
743,985
-
.
i
above.—V.
1434.
p.
International Great Northern
Gross
Co.
Keystone Custodian Funds, Inc.—Registers With
/
,323,673
2.016.827
1,982,125-
442.463
Co.—-Proposed Consolidation—
Gardner-Denver
$1 ,123,914
statements
income...
oper.
180,
'
1952
$1,221,486
1—
railway....;railway......
from
Net
41,861"'
•*--
Keller -Tool
*"
1953
$1,100,076
273,681
131.125
from
Net
v
1954
railway
provides
common
common
180,
p.
for
1774.
lor
for
an
two
three
exchange
shares
shares
of
of,
on
basis
the
Marion,
Osgood
and
not
or
thiee shar- y
two* shares
held
by
u:i
Marlon.
8
(1876)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
>
and
Middle States Petroleum Corp.—Earnings Lower—
corporation
increased
estimated
reports
approximately
the
Net
irom
Net
ry.
From
SEC
Gross
Net
units
ry.
-rV.
-
Gross
Net
Net
ry.
589,048
voting
a
213,099
which
would
15,425,793
16,443.555
3.630,611
3,684,009
1,539,258
1,456,723
1,381,598
$4,516,950
1,630,160
762,365
$4,327,799
1,439,651
774,201
$4,731,641
1,475,537
504,009
1—
507,503
29,554,354
30,982.763
32,132,755
4,497,182
5,269,303
2,001,397
1,659,732
1,773,982
Mining & Manufacturing Co.—Partial
Minnesota
$4
of
cumulative
dends of $1
Co.
for
York,
redemption on Dec.
Re¬
next 1,585 sharesand accrued divi¬
10,
stock
$102
at
per
New York
140 Broadway,
Y.—V. 180, p. 1436.,
N.
15,
A
second
issue
announced
the 82-page
saying
The
heavy
a
Carlson,
Rubber
and
V.
p.
Handbook
of
Gasket
Co.,
3630
Minneapolis
Ave.,
$500,000,000,
1774.
compared
as
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
$236,441
$189,558
*3,910
39,827
*13,558
*2,455
$228,608
79,365
63,933
32,656
23,979
1,811,731
398,380
2,090,256
2,010,590
1,932,144
560,626
509,760
586,249
163,222
220,723
161,798
203,978
railway
railway
income™-
oper.
1951
$208,627
September—
Gross
1952
from
Net
from
Net
rv.
railway™™,
railway™.
income™.
oper.
•Deficit.—V.
180,
sales
—V.
J
1436.
p.
re
Association
1953
1952
$499,679
$511,555
$456,868
Net
railway...
from
Net
ry.
169,843
171,932
210,931
187,079
income
151,041
58,785
80,926
73,983
oper.
From
Gross
Net
Jan.
from
from
Net
ry.
—V.
*
•
in
3.855,801
4.466,683
3,953,605
1,808,295
1,399,584
1,549,241
84^,404
775,044
649,571
626,181
income
oper.
1538.
p.
Missouri, Kansas & Texas RR.—Earnings—
Period End. Sept. 30—
Ry.
1954—Month—1953
operating revenues.
operating expenses.
Ry.
Net
Net
fr.
rev.
$5,770,150
ry.
opers.
inc.™
5,172,888
•
**•
1
v:
V
-
;
42,381,615
454,239
691,105
30,
Railwayy
earnings
for
Net
from
ry.
19,715,153
157,522,582 180,660,495
13,666,211
16,340,793
126,278,015 145,211,245
3,439,032
3,374,360
—V.
180,
ry.
oper.
ops.
inc.™
1,881,165
31,244,567
1,728,953
Mohawk
from
Net
ry.
Gross
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
Gross
from
irom
Net
ry.
—V.
'
$1,055,143
$646,471
$671,264
;
114,632
665,899
219,788
216,045
*40,111
244,530
51,469
Net
railway
4,249,050
6,058,202
5,950,873
2,203,001
2,126,855
2,674,253
139,099
356,935
499,600
—V.
Net
rv.
—V.
1953
.
Gross
Net
Net
from
from
ry.
$123,330
railway,
Jan.
from
$270,663
—V.
ry.
$256,486
71,469
34,282-
85,237
62,280
42,993
2,013,530
1,703,047
1,945,671
i
66 i
7 321
451,726
352,303
244,625
35,130
1—
1,232,053
income
.9
381,131
1538.
p.
ci3.he corP<>ration
bLC
500
covering
share,
without
expenses
and
shares
of
underwriting.
incident
fiscal
on Oct.
to
the
services to
18 filed
stock
common
The
proceeds
business
members
letter of
a
of
and
to
notification
be
offered
to
are
rendering
be
at
used
to
The
National
Holders
demption
of
of
through
0f
principal
debentures
amount
redemption
the
of
due
1970
debentures
sinking
fund
are
have
these
the
the
3%
debentures
sinking fund
debentures
being
been
Dec.
on
d,ebe"tures due 1976
of
through
Redemption
the
notified
drawn
1,
by
that
(•
lot
for
re¬
billings
have
on
at
Dec.
been
1,
drawn
by
lot
for
1954.
101%%'and
accrued
75.581,508
2,970,020
77,215,265
13,714,479
14,977,118
63,500,786
63,668,373
$1,030,246
560,589
151,744
ine
a
-V.
10
S.19.87V2
Net
from
years
ry.
be
purchased
the
until
purchase
be
fourth
and
114,839
287,553
137,213
214,054
666,470
6,138,697
6,444,860
1,886,696
1,354,052
1,181,107
2,012,888
825,842
into
and
company
bankers,
approval
to
32,000
shares
stockholders
by
and
the
company's
1954.
the
years
Oct.
29
for
'
it
forming
tne
is
groups
the company
road
in
of
be
167,633
57,331
102,252
75,436
34,233
8,318,489
8,746.953
8.443,156
1,304,026
1,971,289
2,026,492
2,018,378
403,680
629,389
692,787
600,674
of
of
corporation
this
the
Sept.
wholly-owned subsidiaries,
were $1,309,808
for the
to William M. Spencer,
its
and
income
taxes,
according
1954,
30,
Board.
of
1954
Federal
for
ended
the
corporation and its subsidiaries for the first nine
This was equivalent to $2.00 per share
$650,808.
was
stock
for
months
from
from
ry.
after
provision
taxes
was
outstanding,
of
Federal
for
have
and
elapsed. A maximum of 20%
40% after three years; during
p.
stoclr
preferred
not
yet
applied
stock.—V.
of
taken
to
$16,803,824 $17,754,939 $15,544,143
4,401,810
6,154,315
3,987,986.
3,286,175
135,411,261
18,833,705
25,030,468
9,557,015
11,563,013
2,715,937
1,977,303
126,297,696
1,573,773
income-
oper.
129,775,489 125,064,582
23,127,486 , 23,037,313
9,941,817
9,830,712
1653.
p.
Northwestern Pacific RR.—EarningsSeptember—
from
Gross
Net
Net
,
from
ry.
1952
1951
$1,066,748
$1,172,617
25?
3^2 519
320. m
,'326138
182,513
54,741
46,817
37,090
10,554,684
9.989,159
2,565.252
9.986.561
8.679.09#
3,420,850
2,681,916
1,757,083
723,571
541,880
436,187
231,541
$1,363,360
580,429
income™.
oper.
1953
1954
railway™™
railway
.
From Jan. It—
Gross
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
—V.
railway.
railway
income
oper.
180,
p.
1374.
Norwich
Pharmacal
9 Months Ended
Net
Co.
(&
Subs.)—Earnings—
1954
Sept. 30—
1953
$15,274,519
products sold
$13,814,672
4,954,404
sales
4,713,655
Selling, advertising, shipping administrative and
New
180.
first
1951
1952
1953
5,149,083
rv.
Cost of
Louis
of
the
1—
Jan.
180,
during
1834.
$17,137,261
income
oper.
p.
1954
railway
railway
from railway
from
railway
r™_
—V.
two years and
1774.
marketing
that
179,
$659,000
Ry.—Earnings—
Net
to
after
income
1954.—V.
,
RR.
—
May Refund
an
discussing
issue
general
any
York
being
of
with
invest¬
$36,000,000
official
Interest
to
bid
retirement
p.
1653.
of
the
and
the
Other
are
Provision
the
currently
i—™—™~—
I
profit
In
for
sundry income
6,476,15(1
$3,274,069
66,677
$2,624,863
80,182
$3,340,746
335,985
1—™
$2,705,05*
of
houses
action
underwriting
asked
7,046,046
expenses
Operating profit
for U. S.
taxes
on
income
(estimated)
1,542,192
312,20#
1,411,560
$1,462,569
deductions
$981,285
$1.63
Sli)3
de¬
Net
would
$902,77#
237.858
7,275,862
Net
capital stock for invest¬
par
reported to be
was
anticipation
standing $6 preferred
1951
$1,041,404
337.038
1437.
income
Gross
with
amount of the shares may not
St.
&
the
has
1952
1953
$1,032,282
income
p.
Net
at
bentures.
proceeds
1954
provision
Total
understood
$25.02.
192,471
railway
months
Gross
.
for
unassignable right
an
debentures.
Although
$25.42
$£54,908
railway
oper.
180,
Dec. 31,'53
Oct. 31.'53
$28,660,729 $28,215,70?
$30.50
regulatory
,
Chicago
on
quarter,
Ry.—Earnings—
September-
com¬
total
The
years
two
no
exercisable only
of
any
.
him
grants
approval.—V.180,
plans
1954
1—
common
nine
Alfred E. Perlman, its President
under which Mr.' Perlman
up
during this period to the company for the amount paid.
rights to purchase the company's stock may be granted to
employees under the terms of plans for general stock pur¬
rights and Incentive bonuses which will also be submitted to
This
ment
third
,537.
p.-
$34,384,396
income.™
Jan.
Provision
agreement
an
purchase
«
new
Southern
oper.
Net
key
York,
the
North American Car Corp.—Earnings—
6,389,746
1,179,075
Similar
New
•
during
same
123,645
each
for
180,
value
railway
Farnings
1951
succeeding year,
the maximum will be 10%
higher than that for the preceding year. Shares acquired pursuant to
the agreement may not be sold for a period of three years without
approval of the board of directors, subject to a right to return such
other
the
share™™™
per
railway
from
—V.
$598,747
1953
company
nine
announced^
dividends.
1952
$834,943
to
after
comnany
$198,608,480 conr..Employees
numbered.
was
1001.
from
ry.
of
$647,894
share,
Oct, 20,
1953.
28,
billings
that
figures for
market
p.
from
nine
agreement
per
the
1954
27,
Sept.
respective dates.
these
on
stated
1953,
28.
Sept.
on
on
Oct. 31,'54
from
before
to remain in the employ of
The
the shares of
at
ment
contracts
with
at
Norfolk
1,395,346
1,641,525
agrees
Sept.
September—
Gross
4,406,481
979,164
to
'■
$118,938,284
to
ended
$219,374,133
value
180,
1,190,261
4,544,741
this
Co.—Bill¬
Dock
Dry
&
tluring the nine fiscal months ended SeptL
compared with $112,598,939 during
company
the contracts.—V.
asset
3,742,600
luri.-diction.
-ears.
purchase
this
16,489
assets
Net
1,838,770
480,325
rivuts
11,913,135
Niagara Share Corp.—Asset Value Increases—
5,181,425
307,616
subject
Perlman
two
Shipbuilding
As of—
Net
$726,271
entered
n
stock,
Mr.
The
interest
400.91*
17,947,138
/.V",
major
on
Net
'
1954
»ei
matter,
are being notified that $200,000
1,500,122
-
company
Chairman
for
1954.
135,136
3,775,247
Northern Pacific
director,
a
ai
.
stocykhoiriers
$97,000
75.180,59*
440,846
1953 quarter, comprised the
following: on shipbuilding contracts, $26,405,038 against $23,367,361;
ship
conversions and repairs,
$1,521,838 compared
with
$8,240,009;
hydraulic turbines and accessories, $1,803,816 against $985,717; antl
other
work and operations $3,754,957
against $2,518,926.
It
was
noted
by the company that income from long-term ship¬
building contracts is reported on the percentage-of-completion basis:
and
that
such income for any
period will therefore vary from th£
1,191,024
1954
20.
Oct.
On
and
per
Dairy Products Corp.—Partial Redemption—
3%
amount
75,715.143
14,368,969
months
Net
Preferred Stock by Issuing Debentures—
.principal
17,812,002
18,144,216
comparison
3,046,270
1539.
p.
$10
sales
129,714,14*.
17,703,370
Inc
1775.
13,989 and
in
9,793 2*4
income
oper.
chase
pay
31,386,194 136,700,106
(net)
with
pared
8<M 2.776
income™,
the
administrative,
468,729.775 439;744,033
33,076,699
amounted
nine
178,221
505,600
railway
with
others.
30
SEPT.
1954—12 Mos.—1953
1954—3 Mos.—1953
t
Y.-
N.
15,
ENDED
161,276,794 681,145,024 644,638,76^
Backlog rtf
New York Central RR.—Stock Option to President—
shares
Mutual Service Cooperative, St. Paul, Minn.—Files—
York
New
MONTHS
112,078,598
p.
1954
i
the
in.40fi qoq
railway
railway™
180,
may
railway
oper.
180,
,
66,452
,'S
Net
$269,364
5,863
income
oper.
From
Gross
railway™™
1951
1952
St.,
12
AND
deductions
From
-
1954
'
-
171,990,658
Billings cf
.
27,
84,965
from
1pr<u.
September—.
Wall
46
3
income
180,
8 9^7.677
237,025
railway—
from
pany's
RR.—Earnings—
*
121,210,589
Newport News
*.
1951
1539.
oper.
no
Montour
.
Co.,
FOR
income
$1,109,645
530,829
187,504
$1,085,474
incmoe™.
from
Net
759,198
1538.
p.
t
for
expenses™™
income
Gross
1952
1953
$927,590
railway
p.
from
6.651,018
1,440.116
Co.—Calls Bonds—
redemption on Nov. 29, 1954 all of tho
3"%%
bonds, series G due July
accrued
interest.
Payment will be made ate
taxes
operating
Total
Orleans, Texas & Mexico Ry.— -Earnings—
ry.
•;
railway„____
income-™
418,102;
331,337
mortgage
and
Trust
1,048,695
941,785
V
'revenues™™
Operating
48,882
1—
oper.
180,
1951
income.™
Jan.
Net
1952
391,070
1,134,750
,
called
refunding
Operating
company
1954
railway
income
New
Net
$473,136
railway
oper.
From
,
railway
:•
been
4,052,030,
4,112,342
4.362,731
211,006
r
105.45%
Operating
From Jan. 1—
1953
V
1437.
Bankers
Net
Gross
1954
.
66,853
25,711
income
have
months
Net
Monongahela Ry.—EarningsSeptember—
99,068
4,310,389
1,014,597
■.
Period End. Sept. 30—
Northeastern RR.—Earnings—
&
oper.
180,
Gross
180, p. 722.
36,805
■
EARNINGS
1—
Jan.
uom
Net
18,771,720
Carpet Mills, Inc.—Merger Off—
Bigelow-Sanford Carpet Co., Inc. above.—V.
common
average
parent
a
September—
See
1—
p.
at
1984
35,449,250
16,091,234
180,
There
compared with $2,847,615
railway
1653.
p.
on
months
railway
oper.
From
Gross
17,155,243
from
rev.
railway
per
operating revenues for
with $37,186,299
surplus
12
Orleans
Net
$
172,393
41,660
railway
oper.
Net
from
1953
$
390,790
141,237
railway
outstanding
1373.
—V.
Net
1
to
current
New
revenue
oper.
cents
compared
September—
expenses
oper.
Railway
ry.
From
7,431,461
1954—9 Mos.-
$
Net
1953,
p.
Missouri Pacific RR.—Earnings-^-
1952
$530,136
135,216
income
Jan.
from
from
—V.
1953
$492,562
railway
Net
1951
1954
$500,023
,
railway
oper.
From
Gross
Association—Earnings Up
of
common
or seven
consolidated
Net
1954—Month—1953
ry.
outstanding
$38,399,081
Gross
Period End. Sept. 30—
from
from
47,032,076
5.216,829
York, Susquehanna & Western RR.—Earnings—
Net
"■
'
share outstanding.
the latest 12 months
for
the corresponding
period last year, an increase of 3%.
Net income before parent com¬
pany fixed charges and provisions for Federal income taxes was $7,865,629 compaied with $7,487,826' for the twelve months ended Sept.
$1,614,744 $12,154,900 $18,239,208
$1,158,093
operating
180, p. 1538.
ry.
—V.
1954—9 Mos.—1953
$6,787,632 $54,536,515 $65,331,284
4,612,057
Gross
Net
1954—H) Mos.—1953 <
$5,678,802 $47,505,929 $49,657,414
•
summary
a
$153,021
the
3,925,273
1,295,522
inc
1539.
p.
New
basis was $3,040,404 for
for the corresponding
previous period, representing earnings of $1.28 per average common
share,
after
preferred
dividends,
for
the current
period compared
with $1.36 per average common share outstanding for the correspond¬
ing previous period.
On
the
basis
of
amortization
for which
approval has been re¬
quested the adverse effect of the Aug. 31 and Sept. 11 storms on the
earnings per share reported Is estimated at approximately 5c.—V. 180,
1—
railway
and
average
Balance
railway
180,
1951
opers.
September—
Off—
In the current period compared with
share outstanding for the corresponding
previous period based on 2,264,171
and. 1,935,384 average common
shares outstanding in the respective periods.
Tax accruals, amounting
to $3.27 per average common share in the current period,
increased
4%
or
$268,201
representing 12 cents per average common share
now
outstanding.
This includes an increase in Federal income taxes
Total
1954
railway.
7,243,25a
the balance of $3,096,438 amounts to $1.37 per average common
issued
per
were
$450,772
from
24,987,651
4,973,410
180,
1954—Month—1953
England Gas & Electric
New
of
September—
21,070,014
1,033,966
180,
ings Up—
share
Missouri Illinois RR.—EarningsGross
3,007,502
337,794
ry.
operating
rv.
Interest
$5,512,642
_™_i_
180,
shares,
1538.
p.
1,793,817
Net
Other
1953.—V.
for
$462,281,957
with
Brothers, Inc.—October Sales
Period End. Oct. 31—
Net
$1.43
From Jan. 1—
Gross
10,219,191
fr.
rev.
will be well
1954
year
.'.V\
'
.
for1 the
sales
that
the 12 months
Sept. 30, 1954, shows a balance to-surplus for that period of
$3,247,870 on a consolidated basis compared with $2,987,469 for the
same period last year.
After-allowance for dividends on the preferred
Mississippi Central RR.—Earnings•
expenses.
the remainder
,
estimated
McNamara
The
1953
operating
Net
company
ended
1954
Ry.
the
the
1954,
9,
t
S
$
'
112,351,063 123,800,219*
91,281,049
98,812,568)
13,959,240
10,951,738
the
Oct.
1954—9 Mos.—1953
$
$
New York Telephone
of
Hartford RR.—Earnings—
1954—Month—1953
12,013,008
asset,disposition.
Neisner
,
Minn.—1
16,
398,5&*
*20,984
1437.
p.
revenues-
Avenue
obtainable
Wooddale
180,
operating
40
lease, approximatly six will be opened during
''V:
v.;
1954.
Mr.
p.
1613.
413,380
735,410
income
,
*
rubber sea! and gasket field.
from Dept. KP, Minnesota
the
in
is
no
1,047,606
2,429,56#
780.34T
*
Ry,
condemnation by the government of the
warehouse in Chicago, 111., are still under
recognition has been marie in the above results of
close
under
now
new
Engineering Handbook has',
Vice-President-Sales. Demand for
the handbook is said to be the most com¬
cover,
technical publication
Engineering
179,
company's
E.
for the
Co.
Tea
83*
2,893,861
1
railway
oper.
Net
National
•33,654
3.109,932
1,206,387
505,892
*56,508
2,593,845
New York, New Haven &
additional cash dividend,
an
reported 717 stores in
operation, with the highest sales on record amounting to $392,555,557
for • the
first
40
weeks
of
1954,
which represented an increase of
11.47% over the corresponding period of 1953.
For the year to date;
National has opened 56 new stores, of which 46 are in new locations,
and 10 are relocations of previous existing stores. The company now,
has on lease tor opening within the next year a total of 73 stores, 49
of which will he new locations and .24 relocations
Of these 73 stores
manual made the re-run necessary, Mr. Carlson announced,
back orders will now be filled.
that
Bound with
prehensive
the
of
by Geo.
as
from
Archer
the
over
\ Minnesota Rubber & Gasket Co.—Issues Handbook—
been
to
38,70*
of
action
the
took
increased earnings, because of
hold the cash position of the company in
well as anticipated expansion and improve¬
to
of
proceeds
capital
At
share
Payment will be made at the Guaranty Trust
prefered
share.
per
New
of
called
been
ry.
•Deficit.—V.
—V.
1954.
9,
board
the
$210,12#
\51,526
income
railway
Period End. Sept. 30—
business.
profit
negotiation,
demptionThere have
the
this
1436.
p.
from
Net
V,
As
4,169,323
1,769,840
income™
desire
1953.
30.189,342
4,436,373
railway—
that
stated
1952
$276,252
22,897
1—
from
Net
1951
1953
$298,467
63,859
*20,062
railway
Jan.
RR.—Earnings-
1954
$246,335
railway
oper.
From
Stock Dividend
28
ended Oct.
quarter
further
current
the
net
company's
railway™
Oct.
on
from
Gross
class A
of
from
Net ry.
the
weeks ended Oct. 9,'
1954,
amounted
to
$4,447,224 after
making, provision > for Federal
income taxes amounting to $4,625,000.
This result compares with a
profit of $3,593,502 after making provision for Federal income and
excess profits taxes of $3,720,000 for the correspondiing period of 1953.
Alter deducting preferred dividends, the above results are equivalent
to $2.27 per common share In 1954 and $1.94 per common share in
The
1951
1952
1953
1954
of
ment
President
be
for
readiness
15,874,395
3,234.372
935,126
16,483,973
3,268,375
-
1,133,969
—V. 180,
shares
50
dividend in preference
justified, based on
stock
managements'
$3,963,978
oper.*
to
1st for the
,663
income™.
from
with
notification
of
letter
a
five-year
6%
Tea Co.—Earnings Up—2%
Dec.
256,307
railway-
from
at
McNamara
66
Jan.
From
New York Connecting
September—
Gross
Washington, D. C.—Files—
filed
14
of
debentures,
McNamara,
250,687
railway—
from
ry.
■
Mr.
$2,012,322
$2,121,981
V.
payable
1951
1952
1953
oper,
from
Net
be
30
Co.,
1539.
reported that in view cf
increased earnings for the year to date, plus anticipated
continued
favorable earnings for the balance of the year, the directors on Oct.
27 voted a 2%
stock dividend payable on all common shares of the
company to stockholders on record as of Nov.
16, 1954. The stock
dividend has been declared in addition to the regular 40c cash dividend
H.
1)94,375
September—
Gross
will
and accrued interest,
Goldman, Sachs &
par
agents,
179, p.
and 100 shares of
$500 per unit, without underwriting.
The proceeds
purchase new equipment and for working capital, etc.
Of
National
Minneapolis, St. Paul & Sault Ste. Marie RR.—Earns.
Net
$500
be used
to
are
1436.
p.
Oct.
on
$250,000
stock
$2,039,961
income
oper.«.
B
168,614
railway
180,
of
class
456.533
—™
income—
railway
at
fiscal
debentures (callable at par
and accrued interest), 25,000 shares of class A common stock (par $1)
and 50,000 shares of class B common stock (par $1) to be offered in
1—
from
from
Net
corporation
covering
$1,801,742
railway™™,
Jan.
the
ox
National Metallizing Corp.,
The
Joseph
1954
rahwav
oper.
debentures
office
17%.
statement,
Septemberfrom
3'8%
the
St., New York City.—V.
Net
Minneapolis & St. Louis Ry.—Earnings—
Gross
the
at
Pine
Glass, President, said that the
decrease in gross and net income resulted largely from drastic reduc¬
tions in allowable production which are still in effect and are likely to
continue during
the last quarter of the year, with expected similar
effect upon gross and net income for the last quarter.—V. 179, p. 2143.
releasing
In
„
of
made
consolidated net income from
all sources (excluding Louisiana & North West RR. Co.) for the nine
mouths ended Sept. 30,
1954, after deduction of minority interests
in
earnings, and subject to year-end adjustments and accruals, of
■$1,862,000, or 72c per share. This compared with estimated net income
of $1,901,000 lor the corresponding period of 1953,
or 82c per share,
cobiputed upon the same number of shares. Gross income from opera¬
tions for the period was $8,310,000, compared with $8,571,000 for the
corresponding 1953 period. Net production of oil and liquid petroleum
products for the period declined approximately 9%
below the 1953
production
for
the corresponding
period. Revenues from gas sales
The
Monday, November 8, 1954
...
out¬
income
Earnings
—V.
180,
per
p.
common
1653.
share
I
[Volume 180
Number 5375
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
..
I?
(1877)
Oil & Gas Property
This
corporation
National Bank
The
The
V.
loan
of
Management, Inc.—Bank Loan—
arranged
$2,000,000
a
4%
loan
from
Pacific Telephone
Chase
serially
will
from
the
use
31,
proceeds
1954,,
to
to
off
pay
June
of
1956.
30,
maturing
Telegraph Co.—Bids for Debs.—
made
September—
from
from
ry.
1954
1953
1952
,
$74,608
$104,236
$87,462
29,707
25,409
53,439
30,623
4,875
3,363
16,950
9,258
.
of
From Jan. i—
Gross
from
Net
Net
ry.
railway.
railway
from
—V.
798,499
878,647
377,342
123,692
110,572
of
Nov.
1
the
of
This offering
made
was
Oct. 29
on
Net
at
Earnings
closing price
122.265
Oct.
—V.
260 00/
1,185,696
preferred
per
stock
to
SEC
corporation
covering
at the
plan.
market
The
p.
letter
a
proceeds
Parker Pen Co.
notification
$1)
ipar
be
to
the
with
Six Months Ended
offered
Earnings
employee proprietary stock
an
to
are
of
stock
common
price pursuant to
net
178i
purposes.—V.
filed
26
shares of
10,000
current
option
Oct.
on
be
for
used
general
Nov.
The
19,
listed
renting
the
on
held by
leasing
and
major
than
more
stock
4,000
exchanges.
of
New
Zealand.
these,
and
cars
The
a
11,500
Rico.
Haiti,
expansion
include
:'-'r
!
system
than
more
mately
offered
trucks.
entire
makes
Puerto
Further
services
planned
individual
trucks
1954—3 Mos.—1953
The
fleet
12,900
rentals
car
than
more
Europe.
In
rentals
,
the
in
tinuing
Hertz
both
1,740
a
passenger
which
Inc.,
commercial
firms
on
Gross
from
issues
franchises
to
carefully
System.
Individual franchises are
owned
and
operated
Hertz members are prominent and influential citizens.
Their
System
of
other
the
in
members
in
ered
organizations
large
cover
important
making
cities
territories
benefits
advance
customer
on
is
the
and
32
cities
ments
rental
The
dicted
Hertz
Nov.
on
reservations
for
the
the
be
basis
of
Omnibus
officers.
all
as
these
serve
the
*
of
directors
officers
changed to
of
Omnibus,
Omnibus'
interests.
of
will
The
reported
interests in
For
the
Omnibus
continue
two
first
Corp.
head
to
"The Hertz Corp."
that
New
time
in
Net
comple¬
York
its
Fed.
the
Nov.
on
corporation
be
19.
the
and
Nov.
on
redemption
the
of
redeemed
there
of
shares
from
Dec.
second
of
1,
1954.
preferred
shares.
96,000
their
convert
shares
1.8
share
per
30,504
of
may
basis
cents
was
issue
Holders
the
614
910,358
581,274
2,651,673
2,353,246
tax
31,442
Fed.
of
Nov.*
Outstanding
of
shares
called
for
the
at
180,
Chase
shares
to
sales
at
of
$20
1954
in
Total
income
sales,
-U
selling,
Interest
United
States
•Based
Third
or
&
75
quarter
or
quarter
of
small
in
resulting
machine
for
subsidiary
developed
income—
97
share,
with
the
"
of
these
in
amounted
to
$13,230,133
in
1954
from
the
plant
of
the
company's
Oxford
pany's
program
p.
was
for
the
modernization
and
on
expansion
Sept.
29,
against
of
its
each
Oct.
on
said
21
shares
plant
1
in
which
present
a
of
have
been
estimated
increase in
an
share
will
on
total
a
also
be
the
of
40,000
offered
basis
of
the
one
as
1954.
also approved
the
The
third
bank's
has
of
set
fiscal
the
The
close
record
of
the
Divi¬
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
Dec.
1,
year
date
new
was
for
Nov.
stock
1954.—V.
1,679,588
17,837,743
335,034
320,600
375,568
552,083
504,634
321,39U
1954—Month—1953
$2,638,687
ry.
also
26,
right
to
share
changed
p.
1954,
be
'2,563,753
$914,918
1,231,074
$379,204
$8,875,963
5,893,703
10,636,11b
1954
1952
1951
$714,217
$852,849
$731,167
125,989
98,215
252,279
136,080
99,139
railway.—
railway
1953
$606,874
from
82,257
149,651
99,94'i
6,276,170
1,357,319
1,153,39?!
942,112
910,221/
-
income.
oper.
from
railway.^—
from
ry.. oper.
180,
1,072,828
1,656,935
778,699
1,083,390
income
1374.
p.
6,994,(14
5,440,286
railway
/
—V.
railway.
through
the
subscribe
Polaroid Corp.—Profits Continue to Rise—
Profit
before
Provision
income
taxes
Federal
and
•After
300,000
$278,000
$118,000
common share.—
preferred
dividends
180,
$0.48
and
calculated
$0.43
./
.
611,064
on
nine
months
the
of
current
net
year,
sales
ry.
from
Net
from
&
Co.—Earnings Decline—
1
Nine Months Ended Sept, 30—
before taxes on income
Provision
14
each
to
conform
Net
for
taxes
1954
1955
$2,004,000
$3,322,00/
1,102,000
2,212,00/
$902,000
$1,110,000
$1.99
$2.5/
income—
on
profit
after
tax
with
provision
class
on
stock
B
•After provision for class A stock
lative rate of $1.50 per share.
to
new
Sales
of
for
the
to
19%.
represented
first
nine
$29,300,000
Of
this
reduction
a
months
for
amount,
the
about
in
participation at the annual cumu¬
of
same
1954
amounted
period
$4,000,000,
government
a
year
or
to
ago,
73%
orders.—V.
180,
With Securities and
1953
Net
ry.
oper.
From
,
1954
1952
This
1951
$90,768,017 $88,970,385
15,986,470
14,116,488
7,097,001
4,899,328
6,094,792
p.
Jan.
oper.
1953
1952
1951
$1,006,212
$953,856
$980,098
•63,856
•52,950
36,470
income
26,
•254,297
♦380,067
*304,554
*216,506
7,207,861
425,865
7,796,997
7,643,414
8,069,808
•686,330
•844,542
*635,380
*2,549,649
income
p.
*2,993,500
*3,059,279. *2,798,655
1437.
of
13,750
1
shares
at $11.75
covering
preferred stock,
.
of
common
stock
to
stockholders
organized in October,
was
1954,
•.
the law/
under
is
Knox Tyson, managing partner of Slick Oil Co., Ltd.
Its
includes the sale of 100.000 common shares to the under¬
and 2,000 shares to two directors, at a price of 60 cents pe?
A.
financing
writers,
share;
and sale to the public of the 100,000 units being
to
the
investment
and
underwriters of
at
shares,
(W.
respectively,
shares
In
and
R. Brent)
at
to San
addition,
Co.
additional
an
100,000
registered; Uifi
common
shares
for
price of 60 cents per share; the offer to the President
a
Vice-President
ploration
60
cents
Juan
the
Mr.
of
50,000
share;
per
Exploiation
Co.,
and
the
42,855 commoc
offer
Houston,
at
60
of
137,717
cents
per
has
agreed to sell to San Juan Ex¬
warrants covering 142,857 and 50.060
company
Tyson,
shares and
common
of
share is being underwritten by Scott,
Horm?jr & Mason, Inc., Lynchburg, Va. See V. 180, p. 1775.
per
Registers
a
Delaware
common
Petersburg & Hopewell Gas Co.—Stock Offering—
offering
—
Exchange Commission—
filed
underwriters,
share.
The
1954,
shares of 6%
offer
^Deficit.—V. 180,
record about Nov.
corporation
registration statement with the SEC j/t,
$7,500,000 of 5%. debentures due 1969, 100,00/
$25 par, and 1,000,000 shares of common
stock, 10c par, to be offered in units consisting of $75 principal amount
of debentures, one share of 6% preferred stock and 10 shares of com¬
mon stock.
The subscription price is to be $106 per unit, with a $5.89
per unit underwriting commission.
Hemphill, Noyes & Co., Shields,
Co., and Rauscher, Pierce & Co., Inc., are named as
the principal
Oct.
dent
1—
railway
railway
reduction
dechno,
538.
by the three underwriting firms named.
It proposes to
engage primarily in the purchase of interests in producing oil and gae
properties, in the operation thereof and in related activities. Its Presi¬
•2,507
from
$23,800,000,
a
the
of
2006.
$849,689
railway
other
$15,459,000;
profit before
income
taxes
$1,487,000;
for income taxes $818,000; net profit after taxes $669,000, of
share.—V. 180, p. 443.
per
Producing Properties
railway
now
and
totalled
provision
of
Gross
$0.17
shares
,
first
the
income
1374.
p.
418,006
j;
in¬
.
•Earnings per
710,000
$311,000
State
988,000
381,000
for
Net profit
(
1952
$3,174,00e'
$5,432,000
692,000
taxes
come
.
1953
.
to
for
639,239,330 791,572,948 750,751,116 769,116,208
99,743,372 143,039,404 118,168,817 106,003,768
33,959,139
63,828,918
52,506,642
39,443,766
income
6,507,355
V \
Three Months.to Sept. 30—1954
Net sales and other income
$5,980,000
Poor
settlement Nov.
determined by the board
$70,327,219 $86,759,447
12,877,157
14,929,275
5,681,710
%
1954—9 Mos.—1953
$4,074,746 $24,933,680 $38,473,610
3,159,828
24,554,476
29,597,65/
715#74
Net
held.
rights to subscribe to its
will
165,
1954
railway
oper.
Net
1,812,649
202,902
439,836
1437.
p.
Net
—V.
$1.02
From Jan. 1—
Gross
from
1812.
1,406,449
$201,286
outstanding.
change In the date of the annual
in January to the
second Monday
business
price of the
on
railway
railway______
Net ry. oper, income
Net
to place privately
through Blyth & C£o., Inc., a $5,000,000
3%% promissory note due 1969.—V.
175, p. 2490; V. 167,
20,897
$74,934
180,
ry.
and
179,
Nov. 4, has arranged
78,650
opers.
compared
the
from
V. 180, p. 1775.
on
44,868
annual
a
Monday
from
Gross
The company, it was announced
13,153
27,844
*
From Jan. 1—
year.
directors
power
Privately—
61,882
the capital stock
shares
new
1&51
1952
expenses.
fr.
from
1,360,000 shares,
receive
j
2372.
made
34
one
179,. p.
1374.
p.
Net
li^ve
we
each
shares
and
presently
$236,101
operating inc.__
ry.
Gross
the
from
They
Is
39,976
railway
income
Net
for
will
designs
new
orders
1953
September—
part:
All purchases
having
approved
dividend
September—
See details in
Sold
other
on
unfilled
of
this
$210,777
oper,
rev.
Gross
Pennsylvania Reading Seashore Lines—Earnings—
Co.—Note
(the
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry.—Earnings—
Is¬
/
outstanding
including shares committed
company,
paid for.
or
September—
Gamble Robinson
Transporter
1,026
from * railway
180,
Net
°
from
Pacific Clay Products Co. — Stock Sold—The
43,625
shares of capital stock (par $8), which were offered pub¬
licly on Oct. 27 at $12.75 per share by Kidder, Peabody
& Co. and" associates, were
Pacific
>
1954
•Earnings per share
Gross
2079.
quickly sold.
continuing
backlog
income—
from
$4.25
additional
V
increased to 1,500,000 shares
was
100,000
calendar
Net
Miami
1954.—V.
YH-16
Producing Properties, Inc., Houston, Tex.
Carrollton,
formally put into operation
1953.
in
Pennsylvania RR. —Earnings—
Ohio. While some softness in demand
in
paper
markets during
the third quarter,
the
fourth
quarter is showing an increasing firmness,
the
company
reported.
The
new
hydroelectric redevelopment which is part of the com¬
facilities,
of
outcome
$2,561,113
$5.22
120,427
shares
1954
the corresponding period of last year. The
quarter volume Was due primarily to reduced
the complete shutdown of one paper making
at
including
$3,770,308
barrels, and ample reserves of stone and shale.
silos, with packing and delivery facilities,
stock
a
shareholders
shares
$703,620,
as
for
The Bank
for
third
712,600
______
well-located
February.
the
23,
30,
and
the
government.
1—
ry.
Net
Co., located on Little Traverse Bay, on
shoulder of Michigan's lower peninsula, owns
cement
stockholders
meeting
of
Sept.
1954
first
to
the
long-range standpoint,,
have significant poten¬
$142,058
railway
railway____
Jan.
Net
Cement
1,650,000
dividend.
The
$2,14
in
recently
the
orders.—V.
newer
oper.
Net
purchases.
northwest
of
another
$2,012,313
ended
share
Gross
2,825,000
held.
outstanding.
quarter
common
ry.
From
aggregate cost being $4,648,800.
For the present,
to purchase at the same
price
such
additional
tehdered to us.
No new financing was
required in
Portland
owns
provide
The
in 1953.
sales
West
currently
for
per
the
Profits
455,400
$2.93
the
from
Net
the
be
may
par $10 each.
2,600,800
;
shares
income
cents
297,000
602,136
yet-delivered
is
the
operating
Transportation, company,, the shares
20, represent more than 94% " of
Capital stock
336,375
2,630,200
share
761,470
net
rebuilding
at
on
and
with
from
received
Work
that
Ry.
3,210,000
$1,156,256
$2i46 *
$1.'92
Oct.
equipped
also
to
1,280,774
$2,612,464
$13,519,868
decline
output
taxes
that
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie RR.—Earnings—
Pennsylvania Co. for Banking & Trusts—Stock
dend Plan Approved—To Issue
Rights—
$40,320,674
33,635,012
333,750
profits tax
cents per shar®,
Third
sales
Canadian
common
the
on
debentures—.
__.
per
$862,811,
and
exoess
income
•Earnings
was
notes
States
United
Net
on
33,881,860
1,485,547
—-
said
under
from
For
100,43(8
etc.
exps.,
...
negotiations
convert
Period End. Sept. 30—
Chicago, Detroit and Milwaukee, to which
deliveries
from
plant are made by a 13,500 barrel capacity steam vessel owned
by the Transportation company.—V. 180, p. 1210.
1953
$40,943,821
-
administrative
to
aircraft.
Berlin
Net
15,
extreme
stock
Depreciation
is
operating revenues.
1,303,000
1954,
1954;
at
$40,220,241
(net)
contracts
first
Ry.
$1,772,653
share—
continuing
fully
It
on
$4«,809,431
—
The
independent auditors
continued
$22,938,041 $21,298,317
6,980,308
6,098,113
2,756,256
______
common; stock
as
capacity
1,
134,390
-
of
contractual
1954—9 Mos.—1953
1,516,000
—_
hot
a
are
the
a
•
;
review
respective
—V.
$8,655,716
tax.
shares
Petoskey
preferred any
Bank, conversion
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
presently antici¬
Pittsburg* & Shawmut RR.—Earnings-
of
National
Sept. 30—
—;
income
Cost of
$2.23
Druckenmiller,, President,
but
us
we
1775.
p.
Outlook—Backlog
that it is
compare
738,000
$3.20
3,288,653
tax.
taxes
by the
acquired up to
an
stock
common
share
the
deliveries
$1,643,662
738.000
$0.65
9,211,314
The shareholders on Nov.
Oxford Paper Co.
9 Months Ended
Other
$2,363,797
738,000
operated
into
each
will
$100,000,000.
About 85%
of
backlog consists of incentive
fixed-price contracts,
although 1954 sales will be largely under old
cost-plus-fixed fee contracts which are being run out prior to voluma
2145.
p.
inc.
owned
V
common
time prior to Dec. 14, 1954,
agent, New York City.—Vol.
Net
$476,689
738,000
$1.10
profits
Sept.
shares
of
28 stated
1954
around
445,307
1954, after extended negotiations, Penn-Dixie acquired
fo
Petoskey Portland Cement Co. and Petoskey Transporta¬
Co., both of Petpskey, Mich., by common stock acquisitions., Tak¬
ing'fnto account shares of the Cement company's stock which are
company's
As
for
relatively favorably
reported for 1953, despite the fact that sales will be sub¬
reduced from last year's level.
Final results, of course, arc
important
Mr.
control
preferred stock, $30 par value.
The stock will
Dec.
15, 1954,
at $32.75 per share plus
accrued
on
of
Oct.
on
earnings
proposals.
tion
Wyatt.—V. 180, p. 353.
authorized
l
net
Co.—Earnings
YH-16 is being equipped.
The other contract is to incorporate
engine of higher power in each of two of the six-place Navy HUP
helicopters.
Both of these projects are expected to ha,ve interesting
long-term production possibilities as a result of increased utility of
4,442,215
March
W'.
On
are;
Jacobs, Weintraub,
1 $3.80
Helicopter
development
—V.
in
B.
\
'
;
directors
dividends
1954,
5,01*5,470
179,
•Earnings' per
convertible second
original
1,089,405
profit
sued
hew
when
14,603.888
$3.80
twin-engine helicopter) from piston engines to turbines
of considerably higher power
output than the turbines with which the
1954—9 Mos.—1953
1,721,199
income
excess
Net
history,
elected
4
14,646,530
$1.45
passenger
the
;
bef.
Federal
Oswego Falls Corp.—Calls Convertible Preferred Stk,
The
40
2145.:
p.
14,603,888
$1.21*
■
announcement
tialities.
re¬
con¬
$10,008,649
sales
connection
S%
179,
two
from
as
to
$810,841
1.—V.
Prof.
City
Henry Crown, Chicago; Leonard S.
Florsheim, Chicago; Frank J,„Manheim, New York; Adm. Edward O.
McDonnell, New York; Donald A. Petrie, Chicago; Samuel F. Pryor,
Jr., .New York; J.
Bradley Streit,
Toronto, Ontario,
Canada; and
Messrs. Hertz,
payments.—V.
due
443.
p.
•722,563
Nov.
on
,•
,,
amount
Penn-Dixie Cement Corp.—Earnings Rise—
The officers are John Hertz,
Honorary Board Chairman; Benjamin
Weintraub, Chairman of the Board; Walter L. Jacobs, President; Joseph
Stedem, Executive Vice-President; James C. Reedy, Vice-President;
Harry N. Wyatt, Secretary and General Counsel; and D. E. O'Neil,
f Directors of the corporation
dividend
same
consolidated
taxes
outstanding
independently-owned members.
J.
Treasurer.
the
$10,489,373
share
per
Nov.
assess¬
completely out of the local bus business.
The
is
name
business
entire
is
The board
dividend
$300,000
a
is
not
$2,774,204
income
.
company's
certain
first
tutions, through Morgan Stanley & Co. and Coggeshall
& Hicks, an issue of
$5,000,000 first mortgage-3.20%
bonds, series D, due Oct. 1, 1984, it was announced on
,
bus companies will provide $4,000,000 in cash which can be
used for
expansion of the Hertz operations.
He pointed out that the change in the
corporate name, effective Nov.
19, 1954, emphasizes that car rental and truck leasing now are the
•?
was
is
14,646,530
___
share___
Berlin, President,
stantially ■
subject to
three
its
55,458.247
September—
deliv¬
o
System and pay fees and
President
sale
that
out
55,614,539
73,626.447
those
Gross
between
to
cars
"■
request.
R.
The
1954—3 Mos.—1953
of
5
out
brought
18,168.200
21,233,401
71,986,539
912.
that
with
to meet
during the
Peninsular Telephone Co.—Bonds Sold
Privately—The
company has arranged to sell privately to certain insti¬
leasing business of the wholly-owned stations
will be doubled in the next few years, it was pre¬
Weintraub,
Don
ball-point
up
incurred
pointed
firm
1954—3 Mos.—1953
Nov. 4.
on
of
$3,436,417
profits
shares
—V/180,
millions
truck
Corp.
of
"non-recurring
tooling
were
the
This
subsidiary
of
He
year.
since
line
outstanding.
pated
costs
market
pen
fiscal
to
new
'16,372,000
17,695,816
._
Piasecki
and
car
cooperation
Wholly-owned Stations which
of
the same
and
Benjamin
tion
members
are
exactly
on
Car
of
also
that
due
29,047,801
7,814,400
,
i
Aug. 31, 1954 were
of its Canadian
Sales
tax____
income
Earned
locally.
serve
profit
180, p.
$
565,702.422
2,238,000
taxes.,.
profit, per
—V.
$
inc.
an
inc.
excess
No.
of
f
2. Hertz Stations, Inc., is an
operating company,; conducting opera¬
tions in 32 of the larger cities
of, the country. It is a wholly-owned
subsidiary of The Hertz Corp.
ended
Net
Ford, Ltd., Inc.—Earnings Higher—
_
Net
avail¬
the
One
months
subsidiary.
The
;
in England
&
before
Fed.
advertising,
management
leasing
1953.
profit and income
operations—
Federal
selected
accounting procedures, operating plans and policies, insurance
ability, and sales programs developed for them by the
people.
six
introduced
Period End. Sept. 30—
long-
a
' ■
,•
local operators who pay franchise fees and
advertising assessments and,
return, are granted the right to operate as members of the Hertz
Rent-A-Car System.
They, receive benefits from national
truck
$0.96
1954—9 Mos.—1953
second
approxi¬
in
of
company's
been
English
May,
Penick
and
cars
leases
It
year.
includes:
System,
ball
expected
the
have
control
Profit
1.
of
company's
ceived
many
of
the
the same
ball-point, the Jotter, in January.
Reflected in the financial statement
Switzerland,
>
network
Net
$891,076
$0.65
President,- stated
than
half
models
new
Income
Shares
$601,289
for
Fed.
195,499,853 586,779.325
19,933,816-
Federal
665,200
<
company
Jeffris,
greater
first
the
Hawaii,
this
before
•
.
$
194,772,783
._
$1,556,276
V.-'-.*.'v
million
to
in
and
operates approximately
three
Mexico,
France,
Ireland,
is
term basis.
'
Profit
.1953
$946,289
345,000
greater than in
Bruce
stockholders.
Alaska,
and
1954 t*
•
period last year.
subsidiary also rose 2%, but earnings declined
costs in
introducing an initial promotion of a
pens."
In September, 1953, The Omnibus
Corp. purchased the Hertz business
from General Motors
Corp.
This year Hertz rent-a-car services are available in
619 cities In the
United
States, Canada, Great Britain,
Virgin Islands, Cuba,
of
income
taxes
Aug. 31—
taxes.
taxes
earnings
per share
Sales
corporation will be changed to
a
firm
engaged exclusively in
publicly held with its securities
The 733,739 shares of stock are
becomes
$2.09
share
common
Phillips Petroleum Co. (&
Subs.)—Earnings Off-
(& Subs.)—Sales Up—Earnings Off—
Earnings
1954, the name of this
Corp.
For the first time
Hertz
vehicle
for
corporate
13%
563,534
$10,209,081
$2.19
stock______
8.
p,
Period End. Sept. 30—
2576.
Net
On
before
Provision
Omnibus Corp., Chicago, 111.- -To Change Name—Now
Out of Local Bus Business—
557,282
$10,753,285
_______
common
$
The
$10,772,615
28
Gross
Omar, Inc., Omaha, Neb.—Files With SEC—
843,823
$11,310,567
—
applicable
179,
9,450,00/
tax
income.
on
on
Balance
21,326.438
6,641,682
income..
on
earnings
Dividends
Sept. 27/53
$90,929,80/
19,137,945
income.
on
3,'54*
Oct.
$108,609,455
^—
Foreign taxes
public
on the American Stock Exchange on
($2.50 per share).
The offering'of a similar
issue by the Israel-Mediterranean
Petroleum, Inc. was
not made. See V. 180, p. 1775.
382,183
1539.
p.
Houston, Tex.
the
867,956
358,552
181,114
income—.
oper.
180,
946,478
500,164
issue
our
"
"
taxes
Federal excess profits
was
offering of
American voting trust certificates for
750,000 shares of
common
capital stock'(par one cent—U. S. funds) by
Gearhart & Otis, Inc. of New York and Crerie & Co.
1951
-"$77,617
railway...
railway.
income
oper.
in
Offering—Mention
>
sales
Earnings before
Federal taxes
Oklahoma City-Ada-Atoka Ry.—Earnings—
Gross
Net
debt.—
Pan-Israel Oil Co., Inc.—Stock
Net
9 Months Ended—
2315,' 195
256.
p.
Net
(Chas.) Pfizer & Co., Inc. (& Subs.)—Earnings Up—
will pp to 11:30 a.m. (EST) on Nov. 16 receive bids at
Broadway, New York, N. Y., for the purchase from it
$50,000,000 35-year debentures due Nov. 15, 1989.—V. 180,
p. 1654.
Room
Dec.
&
The company
City of New Yorki
matures
corporation
180,
has
the
shares, respectively, at a price of 1 cent per share, the war¬
being exercisable at any time after one year and within 12 years
rants
at
a
price
The
of
$7
company
per
share.
iiftends
to
use
the
net
proceeds
of
the
financing
in
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
acquisition of properties in accordance with Its stated
in the purchase of interests in producing oil and
erties, in the operation thereof and In related activities.
the
engaging
St. Louis-San Francisco
purpose of
gas prop¬
Net
Co., Phoenix, Ariz.
Provident Security Life Insurance
—Files With Securities and
$2
company
per
will
are
on
Net
A
new
a new series "of bonds
outstanding and
to raise
now
announced
was
money
by Avery
Schiller,
180,
the
on
A
basis
and
of
directors
one
all
assume
•1,202
*32,538
6,303
118,665
4,001,259
1,329,737
383,316
4,122,164
1,670,110
586,258
I.
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
railway
railway
income—
oper.
Gross
from
from
Net
Other
—V
Ififl
ry.
95,847,889
10,979,308
16,863,083
7,995,740
6,077,154
1,214,404
8,936,187
1,182,033
1,302,949
$977,185
$6,640,177 $10,488,030
$927,380
$1,004,402
440,572
498,896
77,022
$7,139,072 $10,928,602
ry.
206,905
297,830
2,701,358
2,866,413
$770,280
$706,572
$4,437,714
Operations
followed
this
of
the
It was under¬
share.
per
winter
and early spring
interim report.
an
material
347,937
4,160,189
788,309
income-
moved
into
were
in the
President, said
shipment
for
storage
Kenneth
months,
months ended Sept. 3<$
seasonably low while
three
the
pattern in that sales
amounts
of
in
company
historical
larger
Spencer,
A.
>
Reflecting additional facilities, net sales were larger than a year ago,
the net profits were lower than in the 1953 period, he said. Sales
amounted to $6,754,159, compared
with $6,366,786. Net income was
but
equal
common,
cents on the outstanding 1,124,855 shares of
with $868,613, or 71 cents a share on 1,000,80*
compared
to
51
shares outstanding a year before.
in
activity in research and development, expenses incurred
of the production and sale of polyethylene and costs
improvement of facilities at Vicksburg, Miss., were
anticipation
incident
$8,062,190
24,299
inc.
oper.
further
to
that
increased expenses,
Operating
1953
Income
taxes
said.
Mr. Spencer
$5,442,004
of
expenses
period.
were
$4,230,173 in the
to $651,000, this
from
up
$1,268,000
from
dropped
year.
$794,578
income
Gross
from
$8,040,706
$7,847,105
$970,721
$714,925
income—.—
$8,850,499
809,793
$8,597,903
750,798
$1,054,509
83,788
79,653
inc.
gross
For
12-month
the
period ended Sept.
against $31,511,437. Net income
mon
share, against $4,832,786,
net sales
30,
$34,491,551.
were
$5,079,626, equal to $4.28 a com¬
a share, in the like period a
was
$4.19
or
earlier.—V. 180, p. 1541.
year
1438.
180, p.
Gulf RR.—Earnings-
San Antonio, Uvalde &
The
September—
1954
1953
1952
1951
$8.79
from
$300,381
$313,453
$276,039
$244,642
Net
railway
—
26,732
53,581
'13,408
2,328
income—
•40,975
• 17,352
•74,451
*63,941
railway
from
Net ry.
oper.
from
330,242
353.041
income—
oper.
180,
2,925,584
150,461
*514,287
2,827,140
135,091
3,066,544
331,824
•339.079
2,913,680
railway
railway
from
ry.
*477,084
1540.
p.
Co.,
Santa Fe Uranium Co.—Stock Offered—Coombs &
1107.
1953.
Sept.
30,
exploration and
to pay costs of
ended
1953.
in earnings so far in 1954 over 1953, on a moderately
of shipments, resulted chiefly from the expiration of the
profits tax at the end of 1953.
Effective at the close of business Oct. 11, 1954, the Sperry stock
was
split two-for-one. The per share net income stated above does
not give effect to the split-up.—V. 180, p. 1375.
increase
volume
excess
,
.
Spokane, Portland & Seattle Ry.—EarningsSeptember—
from
railway
net
income of $18,869,220," ttt
Sept. 30, 1954. This com¬
reported net
months
or $565 per
share, for the same period of
1954 period were $324,589,629, as against $352,-
1954
Gross
proceeds are to be used
development.—V. 180, p. 669,
The
1
Nov.
on
for the nine
$11,793,259,
Shipments in the
the comparable period last year. The number of outstanding
at
Sept. 30, 1954 was 2,146,420, compared with 2,086,070 at
The
lower
City, Utah, on Aug. 23 offered publicly 1,500,(par 50) at 200 per share
speculation.
a
with
631,616 in
000 shares of common stock
as
share,
per
shares
From Jan. 1—
Gross
Net
New
corporation
pares
Gross
Ratified—
Inc.—Change in Name Delayed—
the
on
1,123,543
$918,567
58,618
lnc—
oper. Inc.
Non-operating
York Stock Exchange will continue until
lurther notice in
common
stock, $1 par value under the name of
Reo
Motors,
Inc.
notice having been received of postponement of
charter amendment changing name to Reo Holding Corp.—V. 180,.
Dealings
1954—9 Mos.—1953
360,757
146,200
162,398
oper.
Salt Lake
Red Motors,
Industries, Inc., at $1
The net proceeds will be used to purchase equipment and for working
capital.—V. 180, p. 1211.
134,393
432,732
income-
oper.
ry.
Net
Co. above.—V. 180,-p.
Brown Shoe
Stock
—
1,139,986
259,827
in
Inc.—
oper.
'Deficit.—V.
See
Corp., Dallas, Texas
285,000 shares of common stock,
on Sept. 27 first to stockholders
written
factors
Net
95,292,683
20,665,187
12,792,717
Regal Shoe Co.—Consolidation
.
18,528,633
3,590,623
$5,278,360 $43,897,517 $55,513,984
3,709,631
28,874,611
33,572,413
$4,631,965
2,993,786
taxes
Deducts, fr. ry.
Net
1374.
a.
24,131,126
30,926,571
Sperry Corp.—Earnings Up Sharply—
9,943,977
-
of
offered
was
Increased
Total
—V.
80,832,230 100,179,822
23,142,931
16,872,984
railway-—
railway
of Texas
Financial
issue
$661,155,
Railway
Prom Jan. 1—
Net ry. oper; income
(par 100)
Co.—September Earnings
1954—Month—1953
treas¬
the issue by Q. M. I. of 620,000
23,490,190
1815.
p.
1375.
p.
taxes-
Federal
Other
1953
1
1952
1951
1954
$8,835,986 $10,890,656 $11,548,879 $10,482,926
2,554.383
3,039,559
2,133,865
2,006,325
1,406,015
1,609,270
1,055,062
1,211,628
September—
180,
122,482
income
Feci,
^Reading Co.-^Earnings—
Gross
269,850
taxes
make further financial arrangements.
and to
1,094,570
income—
company.
will require
transaction
3,510,877
railway—_
railway
oper,
income
oper.
by Rauscher, Pierce & Co., Dallas, Texas, and
Russ & Co., San Antonio, Texas.
1—
Railway oper. revenues
Railway oper. expenses
State, county and city
meeing has been called for Nov. 10.
proposed that Q. M. I. purchase all the assets,
the liabilities, of Cobalt Chemicals Ltd. in consideration
Q. M.
from
Deducts,
shares,
ury
70,682
from
ry.
1,602,54*
V
182,813,770 207,379,838 200,107,793 190,854,70*
50,545,004
68,041,910
58,097,988
47,445,$7*
Spencer Chemical Co.—Quarterly Sales Up—Earns. Off
Industries).
This
from railway—
ry.
from
Net
3,238,462
3,410,984
;
railway
railway
Southwestern
$341,501
54,444
14,954
153,050
2,867,675
1—
Jan.
Offered—An
$414,629
Jan.
income
oper.
1951
$20,492,227 $23,091,521 $23,258,111 $20,576,673)
6,224,979
7,686,100 ; 7,786,004
5,643,301
from
Net
Ry.—Earnings—
$265,028
have
the
in
1438.
St. Louis Southwestern Ry.
by the directors whereby
upon
8,271,644
Gross
1952
1953
1954
railway
railway
—V. 180,
Period End. Sept. 30—
An arrangement has been agreed
the ownership of Cobalt Chemicals Ltd.
"would
be
required on a basis of one share of Quebec Metallurgical
Industries for each five shares of Cobalt Chemicals outstanding (other
than the shares ol Cobalt Chemicals now held by Quebec Metallurgical
shares
for
7,583,305
$332,131
general
special
The
16,242,930
income
•Deficit.—V.
value,
may purchase the assets of Cobalt Chemicals Ltd.
Q. M. I. share for five Cobalt Chemicals shares.
that the company
60
90,953,510
18,547,828
1951
1,500,000 to 3,000,000 shares without nominal or par
from
93,200,101
21,556,526
11,163,441
1952
Net
in capital
invited to approve an increase
The shareholders have been
6tock
ry.
97,013,761
23,973,071
10,883,497
1953
Gross
Ltd., Ottawa, Ont.,
Metallurgical Industries
Canada—Proposed Acquisition—
Quebec
Net
1954
Net
257.
p.
1,156,714
From
railway
oper.
From
will be sold at competitive bidding, will
aggregate $12,000,000 in principal amount and the greater part of
the proceeds will be used to redeem $2,968,000 of 3%% series F bonds
at
$105,15
and $7,000,000
of 4%
series G bonds at $103.75.
The
balance of the proceeds will be used for general corporate purposes.
Subject to appropriate regulating approval, it is hoped that the
invitation for bids may be extended on Nov. 23 for opening on Nov. 30.
—V.
1,215,002
Net ry. oper, income—
$2,000,000
President, on
approximately
R.
from
86,250,489
railway
180, p.
Net
and
to redeem the 3%%
which
issue,
new
Net
1,033,229
SeptemberGross from railway
Oct. 28.
The
2,380,554
2,842,451
St. Louis-San Francisco & Texas
Hampshire—Plans to Re¬
Issue
to
plan
bonds
of
ry.
—V.
fund Two Bond Issues—
4%
from
Net
150,000
share to
Public Service Co. of New
from
Gross
from
3,268,563
1,739,794
1,896,323
income—
oper.
September—
Gross
From Jan. 1—-
Oct. 18 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
shares of common stock (par $1) to be offered at
holders of its life insurance policies.
The offering
be handled through James C. Gregory, President.
The proceeds
to be used to increase capital and surplus accounts.
The
covering
ry.
Exchange Commission—
1951
1952
1953
$9,550,675 $10,875,342 $11,256,637 $10,336,579
railway
from
Southern Ry.—Earnings—
Ry.—Earnings—
1954
September—
Gross from railway
Net
r
Monday, November 8, 1954
...
(1878)
20
Net
railway
Net ry. oper. income—
1952
1953
$2,733,243
956,538
$2,610,398
from
877,832
1951
$2,856,990
1,238,282
575,014
$2,911,922
1,231,367
427,981
688,762
704,765
21,724,409
24,187,506
23,102,940:
6,619,545
9,098,626
23,294,455
8,454,776
3,923,980
4,969,118
4,636,873
4,486,620
•
From Jan. 1—
1438.
P.
"
Schering Corp.—Quarterly Earnings Higher—
filed a letter of notification with the
:SEC covering 1,190,000 shares of common stock (par 10 centfe), to be
i offered
at 20 cents per share to Stockholders on
a
pro rata basis.
Resort Airlines, inc. (Del.), the parent, will subscribe for its quota of
414% of the offering. There will be rfc underwriting;
The proceeds are to be used to reduce accounts payable and for
The
Oct. 21
corporation on
working capital.—V.
178,
& Potomac
Richmond, Fredericksburg
Net
from
Gross
Net
461.245
150,511
161,078
20,938,944
19,760.424
railway
$2,021,394
Net
from
Net
ry.
6,859,783
7,881,021
2,564,134
2,355,666
180, p. 1540.
has
the
asked
in
15
to sell $7,500,000
institutional investors at
101
first mortgage
The
This
SEC
102.86%
of
Rolon
of
Co.
principal
Tire
York,
New
amount
Chain
corporation
and
140
of its 4%
sinking
1954
Broadway,
accrued
P.
New
interest.—V.
178,
30,331,469
16,916,555
on
Corp., Denver, Colo.—Files—
Oct.
21
filed
a
letter
of
notification
with
the
September—
from
from
Spencer
Gross
Net
*
1952
&
Gas
$387,608
$474,175
$532,668
102,913
71.809
67.565
4,050
49,698
20,555
16,961
3,398,581
3,745,967
4,245.368
4,413.633
333,568
319,527
288.721
♦117,530
•126,961
*118,181
income
oper.
180,
p.
Net
Operating
Income
Sept. 30—
income
for
income
1954
~
■
Sept.
1953
$6,616,331
2,158.452
2.303.720
1,228,093
1.302,361
income
—
-
$930,359
177, p. 2133.
While
about
-
.
St. Louis, Brownsville & Mexico
September
Net
from
Net
.
1954
from
ry.
railway
$1,001,359
70,060
income.—
55,014
1952
1951
t!
$1,056,066
,
$1,141,501
13,891
158,874
48,357-.
*88,496.^
>$1,150,541
,
.
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
railway
12,595,037
income...
^Deficit.—V.
180, p.
12.143,301
1 11,973,622
; 11,896,407
2,659,695
railway
oper.
par¬
1954
taxes
$
on
income.,
on
income
18,550,000
1,937,051
2,100,823
1.879,572
1,902,703
1,322,362
1,185,007
2,049,694
1438.
,
*52,896,384
____
special
profit
in
with
credit
Accounting
includes
5%
15
payable
Nov.
of
30
share
a
months
nine
includes
Pacific
of
sale
on
1439.
p.
1953
Public
'
the
in
period
1954
$1.40
first
the
per
third
six
months
quarter
share
f
of
Gas
of
of
the
share declined
third quarter of
averaged 128,569 barrels daily for the nine months
fractional
gain over the 127,357
barrels daily reported
similar period of 1953.
income
for
20,164
38>05i
$15,732,260 $13,625,916
____
Federal
taxes
taxes
income______
on
1,554,089
income—
on
1,386,783
796,800
771,583
$757,289
earnings
earnings applicable
subsidiary
of 1954,
for the
$615,200
showed a slight increase dur¬
averaging 395,944 barrels daily as com¬
daily for 1953. Third quarter runs, how¬
ever, were somewhat below those of the corresponding period of 1953.
While total sales of all products in 1954 declined about 1%, sales of
gasoline through the company's own distribution facilities were up
159. Vy
—
v
Soil Builders International Corp. -r- Stock Offerings—
The*offering of the 100,000 shares of common.stock (par
10 cents), at $3 per share is now being made by Gabriel
Securities, 3420 Bergenline Ave., Union, N. J. For de¬
tails, see V. 180, p. 257.
minority interest in
.
applicable
to
capital
stock
for
.
16,889
.
$740,400
common
preferred
stock after
,
.
10,394
of
corporation
pro-
$604,806
;
dividends
01.34
$1.03
On Aug.
15, a $2,500,000 long term loan was obtained to provide
adequate cash for future plant and product expansion.
At Oct. 10.
1954, net working capital was $4,624,909
and the
ratio of current
assets
current
to
liabilities
was
3.6
to
The
company is constructing a new
double the productive capacity of
will
1.
the
<
,
plant
Clifton,
in
Flex-Vac
N.
J.,
which
Division.—V.
170.
2081.
p.
Standard Power & Light Corp.—Plan Approved—'
The
review,
barrels
to
company.
earnings
vision
Crude processed at domestic refineries
p.
Oct. 4,'53
$15,712,096 $13,587,865
Net
by
a
carbons
4%, the report concluded.—V., 180,
Oct. 10,'54
•
r__.
Earnings per share of
increased
earnings reported in the third quarter resulted principally
under
Subs.)—Earnings Up—
(&
income
Provision
$16,957,089
Co.
1954
$1.33
realized in
\;
-
Corp.
Periods Ended—
$3.87
a
about
Sept.
_____
products
393,572
of 17 cents
stock.—V. 180,
Standard Packaging
Ten
Sales
47,505,509
stock of Pioneer Natural
the
earnings in
period
the
for
profit
common
shares
of
number
declared
1954.
Refining Co. The terms of the exchange offer which ex¬
pires Nov. 30, 1954 are set forth in a prospectus dated
Oct. 29, 1954, copies of which are obtainable from The
Corporation Trust Company, 15 Exchange Place, Jersey
City 2, N. J.; First National Bank in Houston, Texas and
Morgan Stanley & Co., 2 Wall Street, New York 5, N. Y.
(See V. 180, pp. 1208 and 1655.)—V. 180, p. 1815.
15,000,000
prices and from severe restrictions on crude oil
production. Despite these latter restrictions, according to the report,
the company's net domestic production of crude oil and liquid hydro¬
with
8,
income
net
Earnings before Federal
$4.29
taxes
Fed.
the report stated.
lower
This
shares
Oct.
the ratio of nine shares of the capital stock of Standard:
Oil Co. for 10 shares of capital stock of Humble Oil &
Total
741,538,843 683,478,248
7.1,446,384
62,505,509
share
a
shares
record
Standard Oil Co. (New Jersey) — Makes Exchange
Offer—This company is offering 8,969,055 shares of its
capital stock (par $15) in exchange for shares of capital
stock (no par value) of Humble Oil & Refining Co., in
1953
$
Fed.
S.
S.
Co.
$
48,843,658 154,920,656 140,217,394
$1.63
$5.15
$4.60
$1.69
1,433,659
of
nonrecurring
$
INCOME
OF
6,925
*16,361
From Jan. 1—
Gross
of
net
20%,
ing the
..
Ry.—Earnings—
1953
$1,078,060
railway
oper.
per
comp&red
pared
Gross
STATEMENT
30—
—
from the sale of
derived
from
$6,426,620
'
taxes
taxes.
—I
Net
—V.
Is
with American
assets of that
a
Service
1954—9 Mos.—1953
$
50,876,733
30,106,851
of
.
would
income—.
The lower
revenue
before
U.
1954—3 Mos.—1953
share
NOTE—Estimated
Co.,
income
U.
for
income
1953,
(& Subs.)— Earnings-
.
Subs.)—Earnings Up
307,805,451 299,232,634 904,366,167-859,381,537
taxes 256,928,718 250,388,976 749,445,511 719,164,143
(est.)—
per
on
dividend
Net
5%
:
1540.
Saguenay Power Co., Ltd.
Nine Months Ended
Sinclair
&
shareholders
Net
Net
.
339.198
*127,901
railway.
that
confirmed
4
■
before
'Exclusive
railway.
Deficit.—V.
Provision
1438.
p.
$479,397
62,628
railway
stock
Other
operating
Provision
1951
railway..
income...
from
ry.
180,
that
stated
Republics
Oil
Income
1953
Nov.
on
CONSOLIDATED
Gross
1954
oper.
from
Fund.—V.
Corp.—Proposed Acquisition—
President,
Months Ended
Nine
From Jan.1—
Net
the
negotiations currently being conducted
Corp. which) contemplate the sale of the
in effectuation of its liquidation plans.
y•• -yy-:-y
ry.
registration statement with the
date.
early
Rutland RR.—Earnings—
Net
Pension Fund of
Profit Sharing
a
it was contemplated that the assets of
be ultimately acquired and operated by
subject to a reserved oil payment, and that
"no
financing or issuance of stock by Sinclair Oil Corp. or Sinclair
Oil & Gas Co. was contemplated in the transaction."
It
is
anticipated that the negotiations will be completed at an
Mr.
covering 60,000 shares of common stock to be offered at $1 per
share through Peters,. Writer & Christensen, Inc., Denver, Colo.
The
net proceeds are to be used to increase inventory ana working capital
and for sales and production expenses, otc.
Net
Co., Chicago, HI.—Registers With
in
American
'Based
119,416,749
and The Savings and
Spencer,
company
2479.
p.
C.
ticipating
Republics
EEC
Gross
121,108,446 111,985,461
28,581,111
34,264,928
34,509,759
12,708,377
18,254,061
16,912,345
112,032,477
purchased by
be
may
Sinclair
The
1,239,978
1,630,406
1,789,854
Nov.
Sinclair Oil
J
income
•Earnings
8,906,591
.
'
1375.
p.
expenses
Net
2, 1954, covering 25,000 memberships in the Fund together
700,000
shares of the capital stock of Sears,
Roebuck & Co.
with
through the
York, N.Y.
Through operation of the sinking fund, $392,000 principal amount
will be redeemed at 101.37% of principal amount and accrued interest.
At the
same
time
$2,355,000 principal amount will be redeemed at
Trust
160,
income
to
company
on
which
debentures,
Guaranty
income
Period End. Sept. 30—
1951
1952
Redemption—
corporation is calling for redemption certain
due 1963,
for payment Dec. 1,
fund
1,724,806
income—
oper.
Sears, Roebuck & Co. Employees filed
construction.-
Partial
railway
oper.
$
$11,095,490 $11,564,500 $10,717,684
2,551,543
3,028,366
3,013,282
2,805,298
Sears, Roebuck &
York
New
35-year 3V4%
for a 3.20%
—V.
$0.66
Securities and Exchange Commission—
P. S. Commission for
bonds to
yield.-Of the proceeds $3,140,000 will be
used for retirement of its 4%
debentures and $3,300,000 to pay bank loans.
The balance would go
corporation
permission
ry.
Oper.
1953
1954
$10,821,093
railway
railway
Net from
raiway
Net ry. oper. Income
—V. 180, p. 1375.
7,318,913
2,413,400
from
Net
railway
Gross
from
Gross
20,479,034
21,597,966
6,098,826
2,244,474
Net
$1,163,000
Seaboard Air Line RR*—Earnings—
Rochester Telephone Corp.—Plans Bond Financing—
for
$0.23
From Jan. 1—
from
The
$1,114,000
$0.03
$396,000
$0.?7
September—
Gross from railway
673.849
142,258
$475,000
profit
per share
180, p. 444.
Earnings
—V.
1951
$1,932,667
525,000
taxes.—
2,679,000
1,516,000
2,350,000
1,236,000
911,000
515,000
1,000,000
taxes
for
$4,719,000 $14,542,000 $14,701,000
$5,077,000
income
from
Standard Oil Co. of California (&
1—
n.
Net from railway.:
Net ry. oper. Income
—V.
1952
$1,978,275
494,537
455,133
169,978
railway—
Net ry. oper. income—
Prom Ji
Provision
RR.-^Earnings
195?
1954
$1,878,706
other
before
Profits
1671.
p.
September—
Gross from railway
and
Sales
1954—9 Mos.—1953
1954—3 Mos.—1953
Period End. Sept. 30—
With SEC—
Resort Airlines, Inc., Miami, Fla.—Files
Gross
Securities
and
Exchange Commission
on
Nov.
1
issued
its
find¬
ings and opinion and order approving a plan filed by this corporation,
a
registered holding company, providing for the settlement of all
claims
&
Co.
and
csoss-claims
between
Standard
Power
and
H.
M.
Byllesby
and
fixing Byllesby's rights to participate in the distribution of
of Standard Power, which has been ordered to liquidate.
In
1940 Byllesby, an investment banker,
owned 330,000 shares of
common
stock, series B of Standard Power; and, in order to avoid
being required to register as a holding company, Byllesby, pursuant
the
to
for
assets
contract
a
the
dated
cancellation
right
to
such
June
same
opposed to
proportion
28, 1940, surrendered to Standard Power
shares of stock, reserving, however, the
330,000
participate in
any
as
if
distribution
such
stock
Byllesby's clai munder
the
of
Standard
had
not
1940
contract,
been
Power's assets in
surrendered.
As
Standard
Power
r
t
Volume 180
Number 5375
asserted certain cross-claims
mad
Ladenburg,
Standard
in
account
on
Thalmann
Power
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
&
in
Co.
1924-1926
of
profits realized by Byllesby
with
connection
control
of
their
Philadelphia
of
sale
System.
Under the plan approved on Nov. 1, Byllesby gives up 20%
of its
claim, and is to receive, at its election, up to 174,000 shares of common
stock of Standard
Gas
&
Electric Co. or, in lieu thereof,
the net
distributions received by Standard Power from Standard Gas applicable
such
to
shares
of
Standard
Gas
stock
taken
not
Texas Pacific Coal & Oil Co.—Earnings—
to
Company
Period End. Sept. 30—
Gross
Oper.
exps.
stock
mon
Standard
of
Gas,
aggregate market value
exclusive of
$25,000
Power
and
80%
between
The
plan
llitioned
filed
20,
Canceled
the
and
by
application
An
1
Prov.
U.
S.
plan
District
such
approval
and
are
from
from
Court,
From
Gross
enforcement
was
nine
Net
from
Net ry.
1952
$236,519
$275,829
$301,087
$304,176
*11,042
*69,733
51,657
16,844
♦10,105
*45,015
2,610,507
2,794.078
$0.95
*22,310
*538,923
vision
256,452
339,885
240,135
♦283,358
*209,259
*223,552
s
Delaware
28
Corp.
Distribute Net
To
—
the
announced
adoption
the firm policy
of
distributing quarterly, beginning with
the year 1955 and con¬
tinuing for a period of 11 years thereafter, to its stockholders all of
Cnrp. of
tt
the
after
be
te
received
by
10 Statler Hotels
not
paid
paid
Such
be
to
per
by
for
interest
for
distribution
be
free
of
will
and
board
bership-to
all sums required
outstanding debt.
made without setting aside any provision for
tax
Hotels Corp., and
amortization on its
to
follows:
as
will
Conrad
taxed
be
announced
that
had
increased
Herbert
Hilton,
N.
have recovered
capital gains.
as
it
distributions
they
until
stockholders
thereafter
and
directors
of
13,
its
mem¬
Hoover,
Mrs.
RUaworth
M.
Statler, Col. Henry Crown, Robert P. Williford, Spearl
KUison, Joseph P. Binns, W. Barron Hilton, John L. Hennessy; William
J. Friedman,
Officers
H. B. Callis, James H. McCabe and Bayard Pope.
are
follows: Conrad N. Hilton, President;
as
Senior-
Joseph P, Binns,
Ellison, John L.
Sterling Aluminum Products, Inc.—Special Offering—
net
sales
compared
of
$8,718,502
during
equal
to
Winds
the
same
income
taxes
During
during
the
the
notification
the
with
stock (par $2.50)
common
$22.50
filed
was
filed
the
for
$3.32
share
a
shares
the
to
proposes
Ambos
(both
is
sell
ending
compared
to
SEC
on
Oct.
to be offered
19
covering
at a price not
1997.
of
its
$1
per
in
1953.—V.
—
Sunray Oil Corp.—Reports Lower Earnings—
and subsidiaries had
The
first
this
of
year,
this
months of
nine
as
with
engaged
par
The
costs
$49,200,000
in
$1.84
or
of
1953
material
raw
The
ratio
is
4-to-I.—V.
1,
($50
10,276,412
for
expenses
180,
this
public sale through
to
in
the
business
preparing
of
It will use the proceeds
additioal working capital.
$94,200,000
to $24,400,000
outstanding (10,490,693
share, as compared to
shares then outstanding.
this period amounted to
the
from
year,
$53,700,000
for
cents
15,
the
of
and
both
W.
the
ry.
1953
1952
$407,471
95,868
30,149
$535,102
also
payable
Dec.
Chairman. of
voted
$52.87 V2,
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
—V.
81,551
122,591
21,900
26,131
3,360.482
3,820,291
3,909,819
3,793,944
687,693
812,065
901,359
call
to
for
convertible
Preferred Stock—
of
2,
1954
holders
to
the
revealed
Board,
redemption
at
the
152,636
261,349
338,609
that
They may:
Gross
Net
from
from
Net ry.
1953
1952
1951
$230,968
$252,163
$271,691
$255,721
57,750
84,989
80,121
58,177
15,298
16,140
26,544
*3,698
income—
holders
of
preferred
the
180,
p.
their preferred
—V.
180,
representing shares of 5% convertible preferred stock
Corporation Company, 160 Broad¬
AH certificates
New York 38, N. Y.
According to Mr. Harper
company
CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT OF INCOME
of
°ct- 2- '54 Sept. 26,.53
$28,103,964 $30,464,739
3,238,493
4,023,284
1,760,000
2,600,000
39 Weeks Ended—
sftles
Federal taxes on income
taxes on income—
Income before
ceeds
Federal
for
for
earnings
p.
$1,478,493
as
554,051
$2.51
$2.46
outstanding
divids.)
and
and
oper.
Oil Corp.
—
New York, 134,304 shares of class A non-voting
(par $1) and 87,152 shares of class B stk., voting (par $1).
Net
rev.
235,561
264,996
$56,621
$98,228
$426,630
$889,829
30,422
25,893
246,890
have
Co.,
and Mark J. Millard,
agencies
elected directors.
been
Mr.
committee.—V.
executive
the
of
Millard
179,
p.
will
also serve as a
The
—V.
180,
p.
$1,154,825
In
1954,
30,
provision for preferred dividends, to 71
of common stock outstanding.
This
cents per share on the 951,565
compares
for
provision
of
number
preferred
shares of
dividends,
common
to
$2.71
stock.—V.
180,
per
p.
share
the
on
1109.
"as
S.
ments
10,000
stock
and
a
Corp.
Mercury
capital
$1,529,952
636,225
(par
one
(Del.)—Stock
Offered—Green¬
work
shares
now
to
owns
Diversified
20.000 shares.—V. 180, p.
SEC
leases,
and
proven
or
SEC
Investment
Diversified
Growth
Stock
Fund, Inc. The
of 60,000 shares of Texas Instru¬
Growth Stock Fund, Inc. owns a total of
a
820.
total
one
trict,
has
acquired
Humboldt
was
by
County,
CAPITALIZATION
assignment
Nev.
GIVING
and
of
pay
of
the
of
Barker
the
and
appointment
Mr.
for
Board.
the
suc¬
<
past
seven
Canadair
held
the
assume
Ltd., Montreal first
position of Secretary
the
Canada
Ltd.,
Presidency of the
is
engaged in
The Canadian
specialty steels.
Ont., and during
been
installed
in
Canada
company
plant.,
months
12
t<>
company
steels.
were
manufacture
company's
past
the
specialty
the
new
the
meet
Construction
two
of
recently completed and sales
*
will
continue
technical
with
is
company
to
receive
assistance
and
from
the
the
parent
services
of
ex¬
required.
as
conform
180,
the
permit
Toronto
company
metallurgists,
to
to
for
and
necessary
the
fiscal
changing
its
the
of
year
fiscal
parent
from
year
company,;
Dec.
to
31
1109.
p.
corporation
Oct.
on
2,000,000
covering
cident
Wash.
The
to mining
filed
21
letter
a
of
notification
with
the
shares
of common stock (par 1 cent) to be
through Virgil D. Nordstrom, 531 Maiden,
net
proceeds
be
to
are
used
operations.'
to
"
pay
in¬
expenses
\
Ventures
Ltd.
Debentures Placed Privately — This
placed privately through Lehman Brothers
Thomson & Co., Inc., two issues of deben¬
tures totaling $7,500,000 principal
amount, it was an¬
nounced on Nov. 41, The issues
comprise $6,000,000 principal amount of .4%%. 15-year sinking fund debentures
due Oct. 1, 1969 (with transferable stock
purchase war-,
rants) and $1,500,000 principal amount of 4V2% serial
debentures due Oct. 1, 1955-1957. The debentures were
priced at 100%.
—
company has
and Nesbitt,
-
The proceeds
from the financing will be applied to current bank
loans. The company incorporated in Canada in
1928, is primarily a
holding company. Its subsidiaries,and other companies in which it
has
are
engaged
principally. In the business
notably gold,
resources,
base
metals
and
oil.—V.
Uranium & Thorium
of
mining natural
179,
1836.
p,
Corp., American Fork.
Utah—Files With SEC—
The
(1
corporation
covering
cent
Utah.
19
filed
letter
a
of
notification
with
the
10,000,000 shares of common stock to be offered at par
through Doxey Investment Co., Salt Lake
City
share)
per
The
Oct.
on
net
proceeds
be
to
are
used
to
pay
incident
expenses
to
mining operations.
Virginian Ry.—Earnings—
September—
Gross
ry.
railway.
railway
from
1953
1952
1951
$3,011,057
,289,496
$3,760,640
$4,251,210
1,145,283
,012,953
1,588,230
1,761,704
1,010,460
Income
oper.
V
1954
from
Net
637,535
661,377
771,233
26,890,493
.620,543
33,846,387
9,756,705
565,192
12,530,795
'5,694,463
,471,709
6,310,070
From Jan. 1—
Gross
from
Net
from
ry.
railway
.
railway
income
oper.
180,
34,104,663
13,971,164
6,652,807
1582.
p.
Warner-Hudnut, Inc.—Makes Exchange Offer—
Elmer
H.
value,
par
Bobst,
Chairman
has offered
company
the
the
right
of
the
to
18,
company
withdraw
offer
the
on
of
Board,
Its
6%
their
right
basis
of
preferred
for
$105
stock.
that
stock
principal
The
the
number
of
5%
amount
exchange
the company. The
declare
the
exchange
upon
the
$100
subordinated
by
to
depending
announces
first
shares
preferred
extended
the
reserve
the
the
of
exchange
unless
1954,
of
holders
to
due Dec. 1, 1974"
debentures for each share
expires Nov.
offer
directors
effective
stockholders
accept the exchange.
foundation
purchase
for
The
has
to
up
preferred
exchanged
entered
$2,000,000
stock.
for
of
agreement
an
debentures
the
with
not
the
issued
contemplated
that
preferred
will be called for redemption.
previously
retired
during
1954
through
to >
exchange
company
in
is
It
debentures
company
into
stock
cash
not
purchases
an
aggregate of $1,865,046 par value of preferred stock and through
exchange offer, if made effective, will eliminate the balance of its
outstanding preferred stock.
Giving effect
to
the
consummation
of
the
exchange
offer, the
company's
outstanding
capitalization
will
consist
of
$6,000,000
of
the
414%
notes,
ordinated
due
5%
1,
June
1972,
debentures,
stock.—V.
180,
due
maximum
a
Dec.
1,
1974,
of
$6,200,000
and
1,270,555
sub¬
of
shares
of
'
1377.
p.
Warren Corp., Tulsa, Okla.—Statement
PRESENT FINANCING
stock
(par one
cent)
1,500,000 shs.
Outstanding
t
*751,300 shs.
reserved for the exercise of the
mon
stock purchase warrants.
Said warrants are exercisable
three-year period commencing Feb. 1, 1956.—V. 180, p. 1656.
^-•Exclusive
of
75,000
shares
com¬
for a
Sept.
27
Withdrawn—
the
with
SEC, covering a
of 200,000 shares of common stock
(par $1) at $5.25 per share, has been withdrawn. See V. 180, p. 1377.
Warren
Petroleum
Corp.
Dividend
—
Increased
—
Net
Income Higher—Private Loans Arranged—
be
directors
paid Dec. 1,
dend
will
with
paid
The
and
income
for
net
Net
the
or
to
$1.26
James
the
were
E.
25%
a
increase
for
Income
$1.29
income
the
K.
President,
W.
comparable
$2,425,218.
the
paymeats
corporation's
the
adjusted
for
share,
quarterly
1952.
told
by
Allison,
ended Sept.
comparable period
per
voted
months
three
income for
in
Net
Dec.„ 1,
amounted to
year
26
previous
since
stockholders
Board,
than
Oct.
on
in
the
dividend
1954 to stockholders of record Nov. 15. 1954.
to 50 cents
per
share on the common
amount
compared
,
EFFECT TO
Authorized
Common
Chairman
has
1951
offered at 10 cents per share
been
unproven.
incorporated in Delaware on Sept. 14,
a lease covering four full and
partial unpatented mining claims in the McDermitt Mining Dis¬
and
to
Vanadium Uranium Corp., Seattle, Wash.—Files—
The
proceeds
net
diamond drilling
and
BUSINESS—Corporation
Increase
all
30.—V.
The
cent) at $1 per share.
are to be used to pay for explora¬
and any remainder used for working
the possible acquisition of additional mercury claims and
PROCEEDS—The
tory
used
shareholders
to
of
industrialist
The registration statement filed
proposed offering by this company
Inc., New York, on Oct. 29 publicly offered
speculation" an issue of 298,000 shares of common
$2,557,405 $14,267,094 $21,138,665
1,232,183
5,770,917
9,557,207
ops.
1376.
Corp.
the
($100 per
par
be
Gas
955.
stock
Texas Instruments Inc.—Holders
and
with
at
company.
London,
Canadian
June
Corp.—Basic Chemical Operation Estab¬
lished—See Electric Bond & Share Corp. above—V. 180,
page
since
established.
common
United
tool
order
the
A
of this company and subsidiaries for the nine months
after Interest, depreciation, and other charges
and
after
provision of $1,155,000 for estimated Federal and State
taxes on income, amounted to $1,027,795,
which is equivalent, after
Sept.
1954—Month—1953
1954—9 Mos.—1953
$6,053,483
$7,140,645 $57,527,301 $65,681,242
4,523,531
4,583,240 43,260,207 44,542,577
Eugene McDermott.r Chairman of the Board, on Nov. 2 announced
that during the month of October he made private sales of 32,000
ahares of Texas Instruments stock to investment trusts and pension
funds.
Included in
the
sales
were
10,000 shares
to The Pennroad
Pennroad
notification
report
the
officer
Mr. Barker will
in
perienced
Off—
The net profits
ended
1954
Corp.
.
,
subsidiary,
a
of
becomes
now
executive
and
Canadian
or
2293.
United Biscuit Co. of America—Earnings
U.
inc—
oper.
of
interim
Ltd.,
prominent
a
an
has
company
of
partners of Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades
259,549
from ry.
Net railway
.
f
President
debentures,
Bankers Elected to Board of Directors—
same
ry. oper.
expenses
letter
a
an
Canada
as
Alloys Steel
of
located
Dillon, Read &
selling stockholders have sold through
1954—9 Mos.—1953
$662,191
revenue
as
Shares Sold—Certain
with earnings for the nine months ended Sept. 30,
1953
(after an anticipated reserve for Federal and State taxes on
income for that period of $3,504,000) of $2,898,092, which is equivalent,
$123,849
25,621
oper.
agreement
next.
1
sale
in
made
who
is
been
Treasurer.
Dec.
Net
-
Sulphur &
Loeb
Gill
Barker
has
Vanadium
—V.
Union
is
Barker
Comptroller
on
$1,423,284
565,328
;
(after pfd.
share
766.
com.
per
180,
period
of common stock
shares
1954—Month—1953
James
Mr.
years
field & Co.
Railway
filed
22
working capital.
Alloys Steel
Gordon
Net
Provision
759,731
Texas & Pacific Ry.—Earnings—
Railway
J.
;
256,718
2,493,434
1376.
Period End. Sept. 30—
the
Vanadium-Alloys Steel Corp.—New President of Unit
Vanadium
SEC
expects that in view of the
current market price -of Its common stock most preferred stockholders
will choose to convert their shares Into common stock.the
306,410
1542.
p,
under
during the remainder of 1955.
Oct.
on
for
Vestalee
895,677
income—
oper.
the
between
made
2,609,912
expenses.
ry.
agreement
an
at $53.50
investment firm
to Harriman Ripley & Co.,
286,435
$80,427
23,806
Railway oper.
Net
shares
930,063
revenue—
from
liabilitiess and
should be forwarded to United States
after
Railway oper.
borrowed
estimated
now
company
investments
Elect to receive the redemption price of $52.87V2.
Sell
2,552,211
Period End. Sept. 30—
rev.
have
stock
'
,
_
85,980
Texas & Northern Ry.—Earnings—
Net
payable
439,645
income—
•Deficit.—V.
the t
2,003,919
railway
railway
oper.
be
program.
Valley Telecasting Co., Mesa, Ariz.—Files—
who
1954
1—
Jan.
to
Ry.—Earnings—
railway.—:
oper.
ail
r
share
John L.
September—
from railway
From
1954,
redemption
by
share under
and Tung-Sol.
271,326
income—
Grass
from
the
that
2,
Dec.
on
stock
preferred
Convert
each
member
Net ry.
on
record
of
their preferred
shares Into common stock of the,
exchanging them at the rate of 2.8 shares of common
of; preferred 6tock.
Preferred stockholders who con¬
verted on or before Nov. 15 will receive the regular and extra dividend
on
the common which were declared on Nov. 1.
(1)
&
Net
will
of
quarterly dividend
25 cents per share
includes
an
amount
equivalent
the preferred which would otherwise be
pointed out
Harper
company
1542.
Texas Mexican
or.
expenditures
is
warehouses in Montreal
date.
such
for
792,349
railway——
p.
It
growing demand
Co. Inc.,
railway—.«
oper.
180,
of
'1951
From Jan. 1—
Gross
on
prime
City of New York
the
covering 1,500 shares of common stock to be offered
share), without underwriting.
The proceeds are to
is
which
quarterly dividend on
$408,218
226,769
96,768
income
oper.
sale
regular
dividend
extra
an
Harper,
had
of
—V.
1954
railway
the
"
outstanding. 5%
price
declared
1
share
1954.
Harvey
Nov.
on
stock,
per
common
Nov.
Net
$394,640
September—
from railway
Net
construction
on
Seattle,
directors
Earns,
from
of
were-$18,873,000 during, the: first nine
that
the
original
1954
construction,
budget of $25,250,000 will be exceeded by $1,000,000.—V. 180, p. 1816.
selling
an
Extra Common Dividend—Calls 5%
The
the
Sunray
Tennessee Central Ry.—Earnings—
Gross
and
underwriting group headed by Harriman Ripley
& Co., Inc.
The dividend rate, public offering price and underwriting
terms are to be supplied by amendment.
Net proceeds
are to be initially
placed in the company's treasury
and will be available for general corporate purposes.
The increase in
volume of business together with an expansion in the company's ware¬
housing facilities is said to require an increase in. working capital.
The company contemplates that expenditures in connection
with its
expansion program during the next two years will aggregate approxi¬
mately $5,000,000..
1109.
p.
Nov. 1,
of which
on
par
Number of shares
Net
2374.
p.
corporation filed a registration statement with the SEC on
1954, covering: 100,000 shares of cumulative preferred stock
value—convertible prior to Dec. 1, 1964), to be offered for
Nov.
Net
of
months
nine
the
179,
way,
$4,500,000
of
reduction
a
on
and
of
has paid $4,800,000
on • its
funded Indebtedness, and the company's working capital has
increased approximately $1,400,000 and is now $46,000,000.
Current
During
$3.34
Tung-Sol Electric, Inc.—Registers With SEC—
period of last year.
tame
1954,
or
stock,
common
shrimp.
as
per
year.
applicable to common stock
Shares). amounted to $15,900,000 or $1.51 per
$18,900,000
funds
the construction
equipment
$105,400,000 for the
amounted
taxes
income
net
income
gross
a
compared
Net income before
1953.
additional
Announcement
(2)
months
Bank
the present intention of the company to issue
permanent securi¬
in
the latter part of 1955 to pay off the short-term notes and
Construction
Registers With
(3)
corporation
National
borrowings (which rate, on Aug. 2,, 1954, was 3%), pre¬
fifth business day prior to the date of. the borrowings.
$4,000,000, bearing Interest at 3%, was borrowed on Sept..
sum
and
carry
year,
2,
37,500
propose
'
for' the
Oct.
$440,901
by promissory notes maturing
borrowings will bear interest at the
Chase
the
on
this
Savannah),
of
shares,
ready-to-fry
37,500 shares
several options.
share through Ross, Borton <fe Simon, Inc., Cleve¬
land. O.. for the account of Gordon Stouffer, Chairman of the Board.—
period of
Of
The
months
nine
evidenced
The
of The
months
last
registration statement with the SEC
a
112,500
company
Mr.
nine
nine
period
same
be
1955.
unsecured
vailing
months.
Co., Thunderbolt, Ga.
outstanding
frozen,
on
Stouffer Corp.* Cleveland, O.—Files With SEC—
This
the
shares and William Mullis and
who presently own all of the
sell 37,500 each.
The public
offering price of the shares is to be $4.50 per share, with a 50c per
share underwriting • commission.
Courts & Co. and Varnedoe, Chisholm
& Co., Inc., are named as the principal underwriters.
F.
of
was
name
the
this year were $914,052
period a year ago.
Pro¬
share lor the same nine months
covering
directors
(par
made on the American Stock Exchange on Oct.
29 at $14.75 per share by Bache & Co.—V. 171, p. 1788.
■for
for
during
$9,743,999
to
will
1,
rate
It Is
months
nine
$475,900.
to
taxes
$5)
V. 171, p.
first
State
and
after
A special offering of 8,990 shares of common stock
T.S00 shares of
for
provisions totaled $1,016,500.
company
25
%• exceed
$1,457,401
$438,152,
the
of
$3.21
1,772,456
period.
Federal
common
the
Vice-President; Robert P. Williford, Spearl
Hennessy and Charles L. Fletcher, Vice-Presidents; William J. FriedSecretary; Herbert E, Holt, Treasurer. See also V. 180, p. 1815.
letter
1954
Income
1954,
anna,
A
reported
2,
The company
its operating
Hilton
and
be
income
their investment
The
$3.21
from
•epreciation In cash... Tax Counsel has advised that these
will
4
Oct.
to
Trade
the lease to Hilton Hotels
related buildings just acquired by
it
deducting from such net rentals $25,000 to cover
expenses
Nov.
amounted
tax
The
Oct.
on
rentals
on
1953
for
Henry
Rentals to Stockholders—Board Increased—
net
$1.20
ended
earnings for the
year
1951
1376.
p.
Statler Hotels
the
$5,684,135
1,772,456
$5,696,512
1,772,456
Securities and Exchange Commission—
180,
loans
Oct.
commercial
21,
company
compared
2,622,936
income
directors
before
1,772,456
200,000
The
The
795,873
share
per
Pre-tax
*5,185
2,101,533
railway--
•Deficit —V.
1,559,864
969,430
Financing Not
50,366
income—
railway
oper.
1,812,390
$2,135,202
-
months
Net
1—
Jan.
592,033
255,543
$1,696,997
comparable
Ry.—Earnings—
1953
railway
from
607,651
340,635
depletion
11
Financing of the construction program for the remainder of the ye$r
1954 and into the latter part of the year 1955 will be
provided under a
$20,000,000 loan agreement entered into with a group of banks Sept. 1.
1954.
ties
The
and
and provision
1954
;
railway
Net ry. oper.
450,000
required by
was
Gross
7,549,029
520,000
outstanding
income
Net
7,202,346
150,000
,
177, p. 1842.
this
September—
2,572,169
180,000
$16,200,678 $16,038,901
Torringtou Manufacturing Co.—Net Slightly Off—
by the Commission
Staten Island Rapid Transit
2,406,238
taxes
depreciation
Earnings
—V.
con-
with the U. S. District Court in
Wilmington, Del.; and the Court has scheduled the matter for hearing
®n Dec.
3, 1954.—V. 180, p. 160.
on
$5,704,947
surrendered
Income
Shares
by Standard
the settlement.
of
the
for
for
Net
made
date
order enforcing the terms
for
an
assets,
receive
approving
appropriate
an
an
having
Power
Power's net
closing
and
&
leaseholds
Prov.
Utah Power & Light Co.—Permanent
Expected Until Latter Part of 1955—
1954—9 Mos.—1953
*
$5,231,521
by
Byllesby also is to
distribution
share
per
1954
such Court of
Nov.
Standard
by
of Standard
the Commission's order
approval
upon
the entry by
the plan.
each
of
April
and
of
owned
to 15%
equal
stock of Standard Gas.
common
1954—3 Mos.—1953
income
Byllesby.
In addition, Byllesby is to receive portfolio securities, other than com¬
are
as
(1879)
to
On
on
the
1,887,325
period
(Continued
of
shares
last
1,699,743 shares
Chairman
of
consolidated
13.2%
was
the
net'
higher
period.
of
the
this amounted
year
stock, as^
which have
cents
the
1954,
quarter
basis
last
comparable
based
40
that
30,
1953
first
the
of
Warren,
to
The divi¬
the
current
shares
to
currently
year
was
50)
per
share,
outstanding.
$2,142,219,
outstanding in
on page
fiscal
outstanding
$1.43
or
that period.
12
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1880)
When
Per
DIVIDENDS
:
grouped in two separate
all the dividends an¬
Dividend announcements are
In
tables.
first
the
Name of
4'A%
week.
c
Per
Share
Name
of Company
Acadia-Atlantic
Sugar
Quarterly
tl2lAc
___
Fund.
Advisers
i-sed
11-15
12-15
Creole
Allied
Co.,
Finance
5 50%
preferred
Aids
—
3:A%
American
5%
12-
11-16
11-26
11-22
$1.02
12- 1
12-22
12- 5
12- 5
50c
$1.25
15c
11-22
1- 3
12-10
11-22
11-8
12-17.
11-10
12-10
11-10
25c
30c
12-1
12-20
81'Ac
(quar.)
(quar,i_
Aggregates,
&
12-29
$1
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
com.
______—
_____
Foreign Power Co.
(quar.)_
Extra
-
25c
50c
Co.,
Mfg.
preferred (quar.)
American
11-10
11-10
11-10
12- 3
.1
.
iquar.)
preferred
preferred
4 08%
11-24
11-24
11-24
12-29
(quar. >
...
Co.
AUis-Chalniers
11-24
1
11-10
50c
30c
<quar.)___
.
(Louis
11-
——
Laboratories
Extra
11-1
11-15
$1.37'A
$1.50
(quar.i
Participating
AlL'.ed
12-8
$1
s-a)_—
(s-a)
com.
partic. preferred
6%
29c
50c
(reduced
Vermont RR.
American
Forging & Socket Co
.American
Hospital Supply Corp. (quar.)
Co. (Illinois)-a
40c
5'A%- preferred (quar.)--.
$1.31 A
$'..25 conv. pid. (quar.) __——31 'Ac
43/2% preferred (quar.)
--—
28 Ac
American Metal Co., Ltd.
(increased quar.)
35c
Year-end
dividend
Stock
American
$4
Potash
Corp.,
•
Special
preferred
7%
Products
Co.
Aadian
National
Corp^ Ltd.
glo-Iranian Oil Co., Ltd.—
Ordinary
(interim)
Ac
(quar,)—
(s-a)
Ltd.
is-a)
/
5%
125c
—
________—
Anglo-Huron ian.
—
be
held
declare
Is
company
Stock
/
Public
5'A%
6%
$3.75
11-15
ALas
(quar.)
preferred
11-15
Fall
Auto
approval
to
&
(quar.i
Co.
Bonding
Ltd.,
Insurance
Canada,
Be l
Ltd.
Co.
Aircraft
Ltd.,
basis.
Florence
.
Hills
4.20%
Power
&
preferred
5.40%
action
on
Stock
effective
3%%
Light,
Shoe
Canada
Canada
Class
ol
Co.
Ltd.
&
redeemable
8%
preferred
Telephone
(quar.)__
Ltd.
Trust
20c
12-
1
11-15
Kern
11-10
11-
3
(quar.)__
34'Ac
11-15
11-
1
Gas
Co..
Ltd.
Process
Public
take
to
payment
pfd.
La
Luz
12-
La
1
11-15
Lake
11-26
Lake
12-10
11-26
Common
12-15
12-
5%
1
11-
•
common
10-29
12-15
12-
12-
1
12-
1
this
plus
Dec.
(quar.)
Plywood Corp., 5%
General
Steel
(quar.)
Telephone Co,
of
preferred
(quar.)
Co., common
Products
Manufacturing
Atlantic &
Indemnity
Pacific
7%/
12-15
11-
5c
11-
1
1
12-
of
pfd.
11-19
11-10
12-
1
11-10
Invest't
Capital
Income
10c
11-30
25c
11-30
iilis
14c
15c
11-30
2l_i5
11-15
Capital
11-30
11-15
1-14
(quar.)____
r:
Shares
3
Electrical
Equipment Shares—
1-
3
12-
12-
1
11-15
12-21
Food
1-
Petroleum
11-12
Railroad
Bond
12-
1
11-12
Railroad
1
11-12
Railroad
11-15
Steel
12-
1
11-16
11-
1
5
1-
1-31
12-
4
11-10
11-15
11-8
11-15
11-
12-
1
11-15
12-
1
11-15
$10c
8
11-22
11-
5
$$1
1-
3
12-3
1-
3
12-
$$1.25
1- 3
12-
1-3
12-3
3
12-
1
Jl-19
1-
3
11-
1-
3
11-
2
11-15
10-29
11-19
1-12
12-15
12-
30c
12-10
11-19
12-31
12-17
12-31
12-17
Fully
The
Common
12-31
Shares
Utilities
(s-al_
.
12-15
11-10
10-30
12-
11-10
II-15
6c
11-303c
11-30
11-15
8c
14c
11-30
11
12c
13c
11-30
1115
11-30
11-15
10c
10c
11-30
:
$1.16
8c
_i_
Co.,
convertible
(quar.)
common
Hettrick
1-
12-
1
3
12-10
Mfg.
1
,12-20
,
11-30
North
ic
12-10
11-26
Nova
12-17
48%c
12-
1
11-15
11-24
11-12
20c
(quar.)
30c
!
common
Gas,
1-
3
5%
pfd.
A
12-15
12-15
10"
12-
11-22
11-
12-10
olin
5
11-15
11_
b
Illinois
preferred
Lock
Varnish
1
Chemical
12-6
12-20
12-
i
&
12-
1
<11-15
1
11-20
Indiana
Co.,
12-15
11-26
Indianapolis Water,
11-15
Ltd.—
preferred
Co.,
(quar.i
Co.
class
11-24
(quar.)
25c
12-15
12-
60c
12-10
11-19
11-12
(quar.)
11"
Power,
Ltd.
(quar.)
1
A' (quar.)___!
1
11-18
$37JAc
.
12-
1
.11-18
t30c
12-
1
-1,1-24;
v 20c
12-
1
12-
1
1-
3
12-15
$1.25
1-
3
12-16
12-
30c
—
12-
1
11-19
1
11-19
12-10
11-30
11-
8
10-29
5c
2-
1
$2.50
10c
56'Ac
(quar.)_______
/
11-iO-if
1
1-
7
11-19
1-
7
30c
12-15
11-10
2614c
quar.)_
12-15
11-10
iquar.)
12-10
12-
45c
"
12-10
11-19
12-10
11-19
1
12-10
11-15
$1.07
com.
12-
1
11-15
$1.18%
12-
1
11-15
12-10
11-17
12-
11-
30c
40c
_
.
415c
iquar.)_
1
5
/ 50c
Co.
Co.
(N.
12-10
11-29
12-10
11-29
(quar.i
30c
12-
11-10
1
11-25
30c
11-15
11-
11-15
11-
1
12-
1
11-
4
12-
11-13
t$l
-
$$1.13
(quar.)
|25c
$$1.75
75c
:
$1.02
(year-end)
1
11-
4
12-
1
12-
11-
8
1
12-10
11-12
12-
11-
1
8
4c
12-14
11-16
50c
12-15
12-
1
2-
4
$1.06'A
-
(s-a.)
25c
3-
1
1-
4
12-10
12-15
11-30
5c
12-10
12-
6'Ac
12-15
Ltd.—
shillings
dividend
$1.40
South
shareholder's
5
"1- 3
$1.40
10
The
of
10-23
Ltd.—
Corp.____
of
11-10
11-10
$1.50
(quar.)____,
Ltd.
11-26
45c
$1
Corp., common
preferred (quar.i
!_
Club.
3
12-3
11-19
$30c
iquar.)
com.
12-
12-17
11-30
20c
.
_
(special)—
Co.,
12-17
15c
20c
.
(quar.)—
Y.i
:_
pfd.
convertible
tax
Africa
at
the ordinary
on
will
per
the
amount
share.
to
The
non-resident
rate
of
7.2
will
deducted
$32.75
per
share
Finance
Paramount
Pictures
Peoples
Drug
Telephone,
4ya%
-'
'
plus
Corp.
Fire Insurance
Peonies
p.
2-
3
Oswego Falls Corp.. com. 2nd pfd., (entire
issue called for redemption on Dec. 15 at
Pacific
"
12-10
10c
,cP'ar.)
4.08%
dividend
Pacific
11-18
12-10
37'Ac
30c
Mathieson Chemical
be
1
.
12-
1
30c
com.
(quar.)„_
Lumber
Copper Co.,
.
e
(quar.)
Color
Products
11-19
12-15
America—
RR.
o'okiep
A
6
J30c
partic.
11-30
11-30
J.25c
iquar.)__
Co.
Jockey
11-15
12-20
10c
12-
Steel
12-
69c
(quar.)
Iquar.)
$1.50. convertible
Imperial
50c
25c
_
&
Co.,
Scotia
Union
Co
Varnish
Common
A
11-19
10c
(initiali
iquar.)
approximately
40c
(quar.)
11-18
(quar.)
pfd.
common
Pennsylvania
shares.
(quar.)
(quar.)__
12-15
1
$1.12'A
Machinery
11-12
Peanut
Imperial
Rubber
11-12
(Tom)
1
3
10c
Omnibus
5
common
11-
112-
iquar.)
Products
11-24
H_
$2.75
Food
1
11-15
Sons,
11-15
50c
(quar.)-
preferred
1
40c
&
11-15
25c
12-
(increased quar.)
C.)
11-30
1
Inc.,
12-
Peanut
Huttig Sash & Door Co.
11-15
11-15
;__
12-10
(Tomi
(F.
of
preferred
4«A%
11-19
15c
6
6
20%
Co.
Corp.
37'Ac
(quar.)
11-13
1212-
$1.25
Tool
&
$1.06'A
common
11-26
11-16
62'Ac
laccumulative)
Ontario
(quar.)
11-19
12-16
37'Ac
(quar.)______
Ltd.
conv.
Ohio Valley Gas (Texas!
q
8
30c
^
1
133Ac
iquar.)
Ohio °il Co-
11-10
20c
12-15
12-
5
25c
common
Ogilvie Flour Mills Co., Ltd.,
7%
preferred
(quar.)
11-15
12'Ac
(quar.i
(increasedi.
preferred
-
.
2
(quar.)
Light '& Power
preferred (quar.)
4'A%
preferred
(quar.i
12-17
30c
;
Lighting & Power (quar.)_
Stores Corp.,
(quar.)_
4%
Huston
Huyck
A
Redwood
3
5c
Co.,
!
Light
Insurance
1-
Co
Oil &
&
Northern
12-15
40c
;
Corp.
4'A%
11
$1.12'A
Common
Howard
3
Ohio
Hiawatha
Hoving
15
(quar.)
Electric
Mining
5'A%
(quar.)__
preferred
Co.
1-
Scott
$1
Northern
preferred
1
1-
$2.50
Year-end
National Shirt Shops Inc. (Del.) (quar.)
National Starch Products^—
New c°(mrnon (Initial quar.)__;
i__^.
New
Gas Light (quar.)_____
Newfoundland Light & Power Co., Ltd.—
Quarterly
11I15
7c
Shares
$3.50
30c
11-30.
Fund
1-
12-
+5c
lc
preferred series A
National
ie
\\l\l
;
Power, 4.64%
Harshaw Chemical
Hecla
11
11-30
2c
Fund
Fund—
Gulf
4'A%
11-30
f25c
$1.25
iaccuin.i_
Extra
,
4c
Fund
Stock
Tobacco
12-17
50c
25c
Bond
Bond
Administered
12'Ac
Co.__
General
10-29
3
50c
$1.12'A
(quar.)
Mfg., 7%
preferred
(annual)
Institutional
The
(quar.)_
pfd!
dividend
National
ie
n"
Huston
11-15
92c
7'Ac
Co.
8c
11
11c
Shares___
The
2
12-10
$1.23
(quar.)_
11-30
,
15
12c
Stock
Shares
3
SI
com.
11-30
Hazel-Atlas Glass
$l.06'A
Century Ribbon Mills, Inc.
(quar.i
Ohambersburg Engineering (quar.i
11c
l'Ac
9c
3'Ac
11-15
25c
(quar.)_
com.
11-15
11-15
1
$50c
pfd._
11-30
12-
15c
5.25%
6c
12-1
35c
Co._______
11-1'5
ii
11-30
12-15
11-15
4 3A % preferred
(quar. I
National Dairy Products Corp.—New common (initial>
National Drug & Chemical Co. of Canada,
Ltd" 60c conv- Preferred (quar.)_
11-15
11-30
11-30
Light, 3.90% pfd. (quar.)
Hawaiian Pineapple
Co., Ltd. (quar.)
$$1.25
*
11-30
10c
1
12-10
12-31
?■'. I
________________
6c
Shares
11-30
11-
\
iquar.)
P.i
Plan
4'A%
jj'jt
10c
Equipment Shares
12-
6
12-15
11-26
(Interim
Extra
—
National Cylinder Gas Co.,
10c
11-18
$1.32
National Aluminate Corp. .(increased
10c
Shares
12-
1
Houston
(s-ai
Paper & Fibre Co.,
preferred
(quar.i
9c
6c
12-
$37'Ac
Champion
11-30
11-18
Nachman Corp.
11-30
6'Ac
Shares.
12-20
3
1
Ltd.—
Service,
15c
3'Ac
Machinery Shares
Merchandising Shares
Mining Shares
12-
5c
..
7c
12-16
$$2
Electric,
10c
,
Chemical
$15c
(quar.)____
Enquirer
Fund
3
1
33'Ac
_________
(quar.)__
Machine
Munsingwear.
11-15
20c
12-
$52.50
.__
$2.25
•/"-
10c
Shares
at
Year-end
Gains
Securities, Inc.—
11-15
_____
Common
i
/
From
&
Power
(J.
Stock
Morris
From Net
Hartford
iqu?,r.)__
!___
Monarch
America
(quar.)
11-15
1
preferred—
!-_____.
Corp.,
preferred
Extra
1
1
12-
Corp.
Morgan
12-15
3
12-
$1.25
4c
preferred
7%
„
1
12-
15c
9
.
Missouri-Kansas-Texas RR.—
10-26
$1.75
Co.
^
(quar.
preferred
10-26
$1
(quar.)„
Tea
11-
11-17
11-30
5%'
Ltd,
Co,:
Co.
11-15
11-13
11-26
shares
Co..
Fields,
Disintegrating,
5%
11-15
50c
—
k
Growth
Oil
Minnesota
11-8
12-10
12-10
Minneapolis Honeywell Regulator Co.—
Quarterly
1
12-20
Shares
1-
RR.
Gold
Metals
.
12-22
3
X2c
—
12-15
;
preferred
v
11-19
1-
II-19
12-10
Oil
11-15
5c
25c
Midland
25c
Common
-,
priority
Central
Masonite
2
$1
(
,
(quar.)
%
12-
20c
11-15
1
12-10
18
.
Light & Power Co..
6
1
12-
(increased30c
•
"
Mexican
(quar.)
Great
Co.
11-15
3
12-
30c
(quar.)
12-20
5%
American
Co.
1
Co._
Extra
Great
C.)
Corp., Ltd.—
3
1-
15c
iquar.)
com.
1
15c
1-
12-30
11-15
90c
12-
12-
4
iquar.)
Merritt-Chapman
30c
$1.12'A
12-
50c
12-20
56'Ac
(quar.)_
11-15
dividendi
12-20
12-16
4
Extra
11-15
11-15
12-
12-
Fund—
12-31
dividend
Co.
this
Mascot
I-10
1
50c
(quar.)_____!
Products
(R.
4'A%
iquar.)—'
preferred
plus
11-10
25c
11-26
12-
10c
12-31
(resumed)
12-15
30c
12-15
$2.50
11-15
Ky.—
com.
12-15
60c
Nov.
on
30c
(quar.)_.
11-15
3
iquar.)
Co.,
12-10
25c
preferred
4'A%
Inc.
30c
(quar.)_
iZ
1
1-
$1.183A
(quar.i___
Meadville Telephone, common
5%
preferred
(s-a)
pfd. (quar.)
com.
12-
50c
62'Ac
Corp.,
11-30
50c
;_
$1.50
Castings
Extra
12-31
•
11-29
1
11-30
1-15
12-15
!
Mary Lee Candies, Inc.—
5'A%
convertible preferred
1
12-15
75c
'
Co.—
11-15
2-
1
J5c
4
12-
11-30
11-17
11-13
(quar.)
12-
93%c
conv.
3
12-
50c
iquar.)
:
Champagne
Mackintosh-Hemphill
1-10
1-
5
11-30
11-30
_i_
Malartic
1
3
62'Ac
iquar.)
Marshall-Wells
2-
1-
11-
$1.12(6
11-19
$2
11-15
11-15
11-15
25c
12-13
$1.25
11-15
32JAc
!
(s-a)
called
Co.
Convertible
preferred
$2.25
H.)
Metal
Maine
;—
xj$1.75
iquar.)
com.
com.
12-17
(year-end)—
common
125c
(quar.i
$1
(quar.)_____
preferred
Ry.,
preferred
Sessions
share
Mahon
dividend).
Corp. (increased75c
Corp. (quar.25c
iquar.i_
com.
(quar.i
issue
Oil
Mailman
Co._____
1
35c
1
37c
General
5%-
&
Extra
11-15
6)
12-
35sAc
(quar.)____!
(M.
Lyon
11-15
$1.25
iquar. i
1
Capital gains dividend____________
1
$1.75
iquar.)
Corp.
11-15
5c
(quar.i
12-
(quar.)______
Loomis-Sayles Mutual
11-20
25c
Co.,
1
11-15
Ltd.-^-
common
&
preferred
Lion
1
12-
1
Ltd.,
Du Fault Mines, Ltd
Superior District Power
(entire
1
12-
Chemical,
Ltd.
Wines
Lamson
Co.
Motors Corp.,
General
Mines,
1
12-
11-15
30c
(qiiar.)-44c
iquar.»
convertible
12-
Shares-!
$$1.25
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.i
Cab
$1.20
12-10
25c
1
iquar.)
Utilities,
Salle
—
12-
Kerr-McGee.Oil Industries Inc.,
11-11
any
(s-a)
A
$1.05*:
25c
11-11
this
at
11-15
1
Extra
1
12-10
11-30
1
12-
1
Co.,
common
12-15
by
1
preferred
preferred
1
60c
11-15
Company
iquar. i
County Land Co. (quar.i
12-
Building
$15c
._!
preferred
preferred
43A%
15c
not
5%
share
preferred
$3.75
Co.,
12-
-
1
iquar.)_i
preferred
20c
Aviation
Ltd—
(quar.)_
Boxes,
Hudson Gas &
Cincinnati
Corp...
11-12
$25c
(quar.)
Central
Valve
Kertte
12-15
$20c
(quar.)
Investment
Franklin
Yellow
11-15
1- 2
12- 1
$10c
(quar.)__%
Central
Chapman
11-10
Group
$25c
(quar.)
!_
Corp..
B.)
11-10
1
1
11-12
J85c
<A.
Kentucky
1
12-
3
1- 5
17'Ac
Co
Capital Estates. Inc.___
Carborundum Co.
(quar.)__
CHc-igo
11-
11-10
37JAc
common
Wirebound
Chance
1
31'Ac
(quar.)
Extra
4.92%
12-
12-
Machine Co.—
15c
(quar.)___
Canadian
4.25%
Inc.,
$1.12'A
preference
Tire
$4.50
11-
25c
Sugar Co., Ltd.
A
Canadian
Central Illinois
$4.50
(quar.i
12-
12-13
(quar.)
Southern
Co.
Lamson
37'Ac
(quar.)
(quar.)_!
Cos., Ltd., 4%
preferred
(quar.i
Knitting
11-10
50c
Industrial
preferred
Ltd.
class
A
$5
11-19
Foundry Co., Ltd.—
5%
4%
12-10
11-15
80c
Oil
class
Foods
General
11-18
11-19
5%
_
Celtic
11-18
12- 1
12-10
Co.—
preferred
$1.50
11-18
$21'Ac
(quar.)
Common
5%
11-26
$1
decided
&
per
Automobile
(initial)
Internat'l.
Canadian
25c35c
12-15
35c
12-
<quar.t___,
non-cuni
Drug
50c
dividend
Fireproofing
General
11-16
$20c
Canadian
5
12- 1
or¬
(interim)
(quar..i__:
Vinegars,
Convertible
Kendall
20c
The
Ltd.,
Car
12-10
25c
of
Extra
Canadian
12-21
93%c
share
a
(quar.)
5'%
Dominion
A
Canada
20c
(quar.)
Gerber
12- 1
$1.25
common
Foils,
4%
Katz
per
$51.25
City
11-15
11-15
(quar,)
11-/®
13c
common
dividendi
M.l,
Kansas
11-15
1
1
Co.—
a
approval
iquar.)!l__l_
12-
•_
3
933Ac
<k
34'Ac
11-30
683Ac
(quar.)
Soup
&
1
3
I-
97'Ac"
Aluminum
50c
again
to
preferred
45c
1- 3
62'Ac
(quar.)
Power,
Co.,
Interstate
Campbell
12-
12-15
3
1-
(quar.)__
(quar.)
preferred
5%
12-
Co.
Georgia-Pacific Plywood Co.,
12- 1
50c
(quar.i
preferred
California
Co.
America
General
11-3
$1.35
iquar.I—
Oil
Co.
(H.
Service,
Service
$1.12%
J1"3®
11-1^
J:"1®
$$1.50
&
(l/20th
(stock
Bros.,
4'A%
Public
Public
preferred
$1.10
(quar.)
(quar,)__,
11-10
12-15
12- 1
12- 3
1- 3
$1.05
Forge Co.
(year-end)
Bullock's, Inc.
(quar.)
B; llesbv
Jamaica
Dynamics
General
----
1
32c
Buffalo
Butler
11-19
(quar.i
on
Graniteville
(quar.)
_____/._!
Co.common
preferred
12-10
7%
11-15
1-
60c
preferred
Jacksonville
Kaiser
11-26
11-30
533'4C
(quar.
convertible
$1.41'A
(s-a).k
com.
(Convertible to
11-15
$1.12'A
common
Brunswick-Balke-Collender
$5
12-
preferred
11-19
11-15
12-15
20c
Co.—
(subject
10-28
1
6
25e
;
iquar.)
iquar.)
Gas
12-
100%
dividend
preferred
12-10
12-
11-19
iquar,)
fl-"l
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. (increased)
Gorham Mfg. Co. (quar.)
!
(quar.)
preferred
Common
H.i
preferred
at
11-19
50c
Light
American
Brown
12-15
1- 3
preferred
4%%:
12-17
12-14
30c
$1.50
(quar.)__
(quar.)
pfd.
(quar.)__
Corp.
preferredf )quar.)
Public Service Co., common
'$1.76
11-22
1-14
$2.39
preferred (quar.)_____________
Iowa Southern Utilities Co., common
(quar.i
11-12
11-22
(quar.)
Stock
Corp., $2 conv. pfd. (en¬
tire issue called for redemption on Dec. 17
11-19
stock)
Bristol-Myers
'
1- 5
dividend
Bitish
12-15
5.
Nov.
(quar.)
preferred
7%'
Stock
(quar.i___
Traction
dinary
<5%
12-23
(quar.i
General
split
to
-
Mills
1-14
pfd.___
4.20%
12-
$1.34
Airplane
Corp.
Process
11-30
two-for-one
a
Airplane Co.
(quar.)
Special
Bourjois, Inc., $2.75 preferred
B( urne
11-15
4%
(quar.).:
Refining
11-30
11-30
12-15
12-15
12-10
12-15
65c
Boeing
Brazilian
1
Corp. (quar.i__________
Goods Co. (quar.i.
&
Worth Steel
Given
proposal
a
(quar.i
preferred
A
preferred
Works
Stove
Directors
11-30
11-12
11-12
11-12
11-24
11-19
$80c
40c
17'Ac
$10c
$17'/2C
Bigelow-Sanford Carpet Co.—
4'/3%
preferred
(quar.i
Black
3.90%
1st
Power
Jamaica
com.
preferred
$6
^
shares
become
12-24
Year-end
11-12
12-2.
12-15
12- 1
60c
iquar,)
common
Corp.—
approved
To
1-15
f
(quar.i___.
com.
preferred
Security
$4
Y.
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
3.75%
Corp.
&
30c
pfd.
(M.
12- t
11-17
12-15
12-15
68%c
N.
of
(quar.i
Stockholders
the
Gas
Co.,
$12'Ac
•
(quar. i___
preferred
12-10
25c
(quar.i
conv.
Mfg.,
Flinkote
110c
(quar.)
com.
!
Hemingway Co.
'7%
11-19
3
Light
(quar.i
5'A%
stockholders)
(quar.)
$2
Engine
Fishman
93%c
$1
00c
tl5c
—
5'A% pfd. (quar.i
(increased—'/_!_!
Be'ding-Corticelli.
1
1-
Co.—
2nd
Products
J1-1*1
12-15,
37'Ac
75c
-
of
Mfg.
12-
4.80%
12-21
Ltd.—
4.30%
Iowa
Ltd.—
(interimt
5'A%
General
—
Quarterly
Bcden
10-29
11-15
11-19 f
f
Inc.
Barber-Ellis
11-29
11-10
15c
Sign & Signal,
Federal
First
of
—
Co..
Shippers
12-10
25c
Ltd.
Ltd.,
Engineering
Common
11-15
preferred
n- x
of
(year-end)
Co.,
Products.
Bunkers
11-29
25c
(quar.i
1
preferred
$1.25
8%
34%c
(quar.)
Finance
Avon
11-12
1
Franklin
28c
—
A
11-30
12-10
12-
Frontier
Extra
Class
4c
12-
preferred
Initial
(quar.)__,
Co.
Iowa
$1.37'A
Corp.,
11-1J
to
(quar.i
Powder
Interstate
11-16
$1.06'A
River
Fort
(quar.)
com.
Commissions
com.
Electric Service
Auto
International Products
11-24
11-30
$1.12 'A
Flying Tiger Line,
Missouri)....!
Co.,
11-24
12-10
(quar.)
Falrchild
of
(quar.)
Cork
preferred
$4
(subject
preferred
preferred
Armstrong
12-10
iquar.
convertible
$4.50
Ltd.
Co.,
Service
and
Arkansas
Co.,
Name
changed
be
Power
dividend
the
Petroleum
Power,
50c
3
12-20
t25c
/
12-20
t90c
60c
International
Electric
1-
t50c
(quar.)
(s-a)
International
(quar.i
Electrical
on
dividend.
to
soon
Missouri
preferred
5.65%
special meeting
a
proposal to
a
16
stock
Petroleum
British
Arkansas
Dec.
on
400%
a
preferred
9
iquar.)
pfd.
Co.—
(Canada)
(Canadai,
11-15
time.
Stockholders will vote at
Paints
11-
preferred
■
5.36%
Anglo-Iranian Oil Co.—
to
International
1
<quar.)____
6%
/
\
SI.75
(quar.i
Products
Co.
/V Year-end
11-17
preferred
4 'A %
5 'A %
Equity
.
1
/
"
ef-
45c
Nickel
12-
$$1.12'A
Ltd.
Gas
12-ia
12-13
1-26
pfd.
A
Steel,
Mills.
Natural
Paso
4.10%
_
(quar.)
Vitrified
12-
Holder%
Payable of Rec.
3.
Cellucotton
30c
Hosiery
J1-1*?
12-15
12-17
Dec.
on
12-17
(quar.)
Ely &
12-15
12-15
12-1
12-17
12- 1
A
class
&
Co..
1- 3
32c
21c
$1.75
25c
t20c
International
15c
1* /
12- 1
Sanitary
7%
(quar.i
Walker Dry
Equitable Gas Co..
$1
Standard
&
11-18
fective
$15c
Co.
Rubber
Farrington
(quar.i
1
11-19
$1.75
(quar.i
class
Co.,
El
,
J1"}?
12-1
12-1 d
12-
become
Quarterly
12-31
split, will
25c
(s-ai
(quar.)
]}'}."
%
International
the
4%
(year-endi
(quar. I
Chemical
Durham
11-20
12- 1
Co..
Eagle-Picher Co.
Corp.-r-
(quar.)——
Radiator
common
American
5%
______
& Chemical
preferred A
American
•
65c
-
Corp.
preferred
Dunlop
11-19
10-19
35c
Industries
$4.40
(quar.)
ord.
preferred
Foundries
Common
Dow
1
6%
B
(quar.)__
(W. S.) Clay Mfg.
Pepper Co. (quar.)_
Dominion
3
1
12-
10-30
25c
Securities,
Raynolds
4'A%
.12-
25c
Co
5%
Forster
&
Dover
that
52c
Class
Dr.
expected
:
50c
,
Dickey
American Investment
Common
Mfg.,
Finance
Devoe
15c
able at
Albany &
Paper
/'/
at
a
special
meeting
approposal to split the common
a
three-for-one basis.
It
is
a
on
50c
&
Crown
securities profits. Pay¬
holder's option in cash or stock)
11-19
Assurance
Petroleum
Crum
realized
rict
1
Special
I1"30
Affiliated Fund—
(From
12-
Inc..__
Courtaulds, Ltd.—
kAmer. dep. receipts
Crampton
capital gains.f20c
Engineering Co. (quar.)
37 (Ac
net
stock
Co., new com. (quar.)
Continental Casualty Co., new com. (initial)
__
Aetna-Standard
proved
1
50c
(quar.)k
Continental
12-10'/
10c from real-
1
12-
When
Share
Co.—
Stockholders
12-
12-20
(quar.i
(quar.)
preferred
Consolidated
.
11-12
12-20
5c
62'Ac
preferred
Fund,
1
5c
(quar.i:
common
4%
Payable of Rec.
1-3
Inc.,
12-
56'Ac
Co,
_.
Composite
undistributed
from
(10c
Inc.
investment income and
r.et
.,
„
Stone
Stores,
per
Name of Company
|
Ingersoll-Rand
(quar.)
&
Holderr
Payable of Rec.
Inc.—
5%
Holders
When
Sand
Colonial
Ltd.—
Refineries.
Share
Year-end
Then we follow with;
a second table in which we show the payments previ¬
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
payment date.
nounced during the current
preferred
Colonial
indicate
we
Company
City Specialty Stores,
Monday, November 8, 195*
...
.
Y.)
dividend)
12-
1
11-15
85c
11-10
11-
50c
12-14
11-29
(quar.)__
Inc.
com.
50c
(quar.)
(quar.i_„_
Corp.
Stores-
preferred
this
(quar.)
(N.
50c
12-27
12-
2
75c
12-15.
12-
1
12-
11-20
(quar.)_____
$1
____—
(Continued
on
page
46)
1
3
Volume 180
Number 5375
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(1881)
Stock Record
New York Stock
Exchange
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK
"^(ESSS
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Year 1953
Lowest
39* Sep 22
99
Jon
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
47* Jan
5
Jan
29
112
25
8* Sep 14
3% 8ep 15
30* Sep 14
NEW
40 * NOV
Abbott
8
115 * Apr
20
0% Jan
13% Sep
21
ABC
5% Jan
10* July 3
6% Jan 23
9 Va Sep
22
ACF-Brill
4%
Sep
14
29
49% May 25
85* Mar 18
32
Dec
31
26% Jan
6
20* Jan
101% Sep
23% Aug
27
Dec
5
Acme Steel
25* Sep 14
23* Dec 29
35* Jan
2
27* Jan
38% Aug
4
Adams
48
Jan
47
5
ACF Industries
40%
41*
108*
108*
12 v-4
12%
8%
8%
<:
43V4
42 %
43%
99
99*
99*
99%
1,700
22%
23%
x22%
22%
6,100
Co
1
37 '/a
37*
37%
37%
37%
38
38
38*
5,800
Corp
No par
Express
31
5
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp__10
4
Admiral
7* Sep
49* Sep
10* Mar
6
7* Jan
13% Nov
5
Affiliated
Nov
49
10
8
5
159
Jun
3
160
2
Sep 11
70
Aug 10
Sep 14
74
3
139
Sep 15
152
54* July 26
29% Sep 14
24
115
Nov
155% Feb
3
172
July 29
2* Jan
Mar 11
3* Apr
Mar
22* Mar
4
104
14
Feb
78
B
Alabama
85
4
80
Jan
2
Aug
4% Feb 15
157
Feb 15
29
Oct
9
81
Aug 24
89* Feb
39
Jan
6
28* Jan
4
39* Aug
4
1
104
Feb
4
97
4
107* Nov
98
100* Oct
29
87* Sep
8% Oct
May
6
May
8
10* Mar
3
8* Jan
6
52
Sep 15
76* Jan
2
72* Jan
8
17
Dec
22
Mar 25
16
Mar
9
24* Oct 28
33
Jan
8
26
Jan
35* Sep
21
40* Jan
3
37% Jan
87
Sep
22
94
Nov
4
90
41* Oct
14
59* Jan
86
Oct
8
116* Jan
40
Sep 14
6
29
92* Mar 11
12% Nov
101
Aug
81
82
84*
600
26%
27*
26%
27 Va
22,500
12%
12%
12%
12%
13%
127a
13%
69,100
*52 '/a
52*
♦52%
52 Va
*52 Va
3
100
No par
conv
100
7,100
*18*
18%
18%
18%
No par
35%
35%
35%
36*
37
37V4
38
Corp common—No par
preferred
100
47%
48
47%
48%
49
49%
48%
49%
95%
95*
95 *
951/2
95*
95%
95%
96
Allis-Chalmers
Mfg common
20
preferred
100
4.08%
conv preferred
100
Alpha Portland Cement
No par
3*%
convertible
42* Apr 23
82
Dec
10
58% Jan
41* Apr 21
1% Dec 29
64% Jan
20
47
20% Dec
24
38* Mar 24
28
Apr
23
85
Feb
16* Jun
29
19* Mar 18
19
Jan
11
26
Aug 23
14
189* Jan
5
166
Jan
4
197
May 24
Amerada
65% Nov
2
75* Jan
6
57
Jan
7
80
Sep
3
Amer
18* Nov
4
American Airlines
95'A Nov
4
34
4
15* Jan
8
11% Jan
4
4
70% Jan
4
29% July
8
26% Mar 16
99
60
Jun
12
6* Aug 31
35
Nov
2
34* Sep 21
91
Sep 17
Aluminium
6%
Dec
17
20* Feb
59
Feb
18
2
16% Jan
4
6
Jan
68
56
Jan
4
9
Jan
■
Nov
104
25% July 28
66
'
Nov
29
4
14* Aug 12
47
Feb
28
37% Jan
4
52
30 % Oct
21
41
Mar 15
20
96
15
103* Feb
Jun
19
16% Jun
12
104% Mar
6%
1
2nd
4%
77%
781,4
79*
81
79V2
63%
64%
64%
66*
66
2%
2%
2%
Ctfs
16% Jan
4
19
Oct
13
5%
4% Jan
11
8
Sep
Nov
27
35% Feb
23
49* Jun
45% Nov
9
44% Jan
4
47 Va Oct
27% Jan
4
36* July 27
51
Dec
18
48% Jan
4
23% Dec
17
20% Jun
11
Nov
65
22
Jan
5
28
Apr
26
6
91
Jan
4
99
Sep
29
9
55% Jan
43% Mar 25
117% Jun 10
*31%
151
6
Jan
8
28% Sep 19
6% Jun 30
39% Jan
9
36
125% Apr
21
105% Jun
30
31% Jan
53 * July 28
143
Aug 17
110% July 28
54* Sep
8
12
1952
Cable
Can
Co
Chicle
7
Sep
24
26% Jan
34* Oct
19
American
American
19
11
87% Jan 18
35
48
May 25
67
9
29
26% Dec 24
36% Jun 19
6% Jan 23
36
Jan
9
16% Sep 19
21% Sep 16
Dec
31
.
57
39% May 27
48% Dec 29
26
8% Dec
31
Nov
6
22% Jan
15
3*0
13
American
72% Sep
4% Oct
27
American
28
32% Oct
27
38 Va July
Mar
2% Jun
18'A
95
3.100
34
34
1.900
Jan
44% Jan
30%
100
1
1
20
1
12.50
No par
20
4
24
23% Jan
12
4
100% Jan
19
18% Mar 26
12% Jan
4
93% Dec 31
100% Mar 17
Jun
29
19% Sep 18
79% Jan 12
25% Mar 18
104% Dec
Aug
29% Aug
107
Apr
18* Aug
100
Aug
28% July 27
85% Jan
6
24% Mar 16
21% Feb
24
86% Dec
31
84% Jan
4
94* Oct
17% Jan
11
28* Sep
15% Sep 16
18% Jun
8
19% Feb
2
26% Feb
27
19% Jan
11
51
94% Jun 23
105% Feb
9
100% Jan
20
107
v
7
IB
Sep 14
31% JuiTii
20% Dec 31
18% Feb
2
7% Jun 22
42
Dec
37
Mar 27
15
Feb
5
Jan
4
7
2514 Nov
Motors
507/a Oct
15% May
24
7
Feb 23
Natural Gas
American
News
American
2
18% July 6
41% Dec 15
25% Sep 14
136
Jun
35% Dec
25
18
117% Dec 30
6
22% Nov
13% Jan
169
27
18
4
Oct
22
7%
25% Aug 30
44% Jan
5
Jan
4
65
120% Sep 14
12
««« u
~59%
Apr 14
Jo.
Dec
23
35% Oct 22
9
Jan
Feb
4
9
19
16% July 30
:ei%Jan
128% Dec 24
111% Dec
134
4
July
1
138% Feb
3'
143% Oct 27
121
60% Jan
5
30% Apr
*22
19
Jan
7
113% Jan
4
10% Feb
2
Jtifl
9% July
25% Feb
11% Sep
May
21% Jan
9
12% Jan
68
Sep 21
97
Jan
6
73v
29
Dec
29
45% Feb
43% 8ep
15
57
Jan
14
25% Aug 27
94
Jun
29
15
,94% Sep 27
preferred
&
6%
preferred
$4 conv prior
108 *
107%
1081/4
48
48'A
47%
481/4
3,400
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11,900
34
34
32%
*33%
69
4
*30*
60
60*
11
*11 Va
34
.:A
69%
4
32
61 %
3,300
70 Va
70
*33%
12
•69%
34%
121/4
71
4%
4
4
*30%
32 Va
♦31
61%
5,400
2,300
32
60%
1,000
4
60%
1,200
61%
4,6O5
7,000
11*
11*
12'A
*95%
97%
97
97
98
98
98
*22%
23%
23
23%
23%
23*
23 %
23 Va
700
26%
26%
27
27
27
27
27
900
104
*103
104
♦103
104
11
*26%
*104
14%
*99
23%
*92
26%
41%
104%
15 V.
100
23%
93
27
46%
104
11%
15
15 %
99
99
23%
*92
26%
46 %
27,600
23%
23%
241/4
♦91'A
27
26 V2
92%
26%
48%
45%
47%
47%
51
108 Va
23
25*
25*
20%
400
92
25%
10%
17,700
27
*24 Va
10%
15%
99%
92
22
10%
15*
99Va
23%
*107
11
70
15%
27%
22%
70
99%
15%
*99
23%
108%
*107
11
♦96%
93
21%
7%
30 V8
180
108 Va
*107
22%
*24%
10%
23
25%
10%
*107
22%
♦24
10%
100
2,000
63,000
108%
23 %
25
16,205
200
10%
1,200
26,200
10
10 Va
10
10
10*
44%
45%
45%
46
45*
46
8,400
20 Va
21
20%
21
20%
20%
3,800
36%
35%
36
10 Va
conv
& Cable
39%
40 Va
39%
40*
167%
38%
124*
26%
58
61%
138
14
132
34%
120%
9%
10 Va
*26%
27 %
18%
18%
84
77*
17%
1
17%
90*
90*
40 Va
40%
No par
*51
6.23
No par
32%
♦106
7%
39
119%
Corp—
71/4
51
33%
76%
7%
5L
131V*
*82
7*
31 Va
60%
50
Copper Mining—;
Hocking Glass
preferred
14
181
*179
52
25
preferred
Common
61%
7%
30%
25
Smelt com
prior
Anaconda Wire
57%
137
181
52
170%
100
preference—No par
&
Anaconda
26%
7*
30'a
59%
series
Lead
6
*123
*179
7*
30%
170*
100
Amer Zinc
$4
108
48'A
11%
2
5
preferred
3
6
59 %
100
25
Co
common
preferred
43% Oct
Jan
*30%
100
Tobacco
55 * Jun
100
108'A
48
4 Va
com__100
100
Tobacco
Tel
Tel
4
5
134%
68%
No par
1
Co_
Stores
4
106% Mar
47%
*132
4
common
Sugar Refining
45% Jan
41% Aug 13
107
Nov
3
47%
134 Va
*68
39 %
:
Snuff Co
29% Jan
5
62,500
46*
*129
14,700'
166%
Refg com
30
Jan
60
48
47%
134%
37%
48%
26
30
400
95
3,000
181
preferred
Anchor
27%
95
22%
36%
38%
$5
500
27 Va
95
36%
100
7%
/,
DAY
23
27 Va
95
36 %
Ship Building Co__No par
Preferred
ELECTION
22%
27 Va
95
►179 »A
28
9
48
46 %
*127
106%
107
166%
5%
CLOSED
22%
27%
21%
Jan
31 % Dec
47%
EXCHANGE
95
36%
,—25
American Woolen common—No par
21% Sep
106
46 s,a
134%
*27
STOCK
X36%
American Water Works Co com—5
4
93
3
4
15% Jan
45%
*126
x37%
6%
4
4
66
95
22%
23
27%
*93
20%
American Viscose Corp com
3
71% May
17
*22%
*22%
*27
300
37%
27
Feb
2
17
89% Dec
2,600
*178%
American
5
95% Feb
27% Jan
94% Dec
10
Sep 11
Sep 11
65
100
8
10
American
10
23% Aug
13% Sep
67
69
64 Va
36
Aug 13
11% Sep
28
65
common—5
American Sumatra
39% July 30
9
17
4
63*
No par
7%
July 23
28
120% Mar
62
7,600
American
65% Jan
175
60%
xl9%
American
7
25
Jan
55
119
16% Jun
10% Feb
156
1,600
60*
10%
American Steel Foundries
5
8
34 Va
59%
25
6% noncumulative preferred—100
13
142% Nov
121% Jan
5
77% Aug
Sep
34
82,300
Amer Smelt &
17
27
50
Mar 20
May 12
34*
*46%
65
144 Va Jan
36
34
47
22
0
58
47
33%
21%
159% Jan
47% Nov 24
Sep 19
47
33%
64%
Oct
29% Sep 21
38
Feb
2
*46%
22%
42
49
46%
33*
40
65 %
4
4
Sep
42%
47
40%
46%
33 %
21%
27 "Va Jan
May 18
58% Oct 29
5,600
17,700
64%
6
32
7%
65%
Jan
125
6%
41 Va
35%
American
22
900
6%
42 Va
41
21%
May 24
7%
6%
40,100
40%
45%
preferred
American
6%
41%
,
21*
57
4
.
19
35%
13
Mar 31
6%
21%
19
64
42% Jan
36
6%
20%
*20*
35
30
118% Jun
6*
191/4
»
64%
65% Jan
2
19
19%
34%
Oct 26
Feb
18%
63%
34
40% Aug 10
19
No par
24
127
20
18%
& Cliem cl B—No par
6% Jan
Oct
19*
*19%
18%
18%
500
35%
22 V2 Feb
40 % Aug
19%
No par
23
170
99
19%
10
American
7
98
*18%
44%
Co
24% Nov 30
44
99
*19
18%
Co—No. par
Safety Razor
American Seating Co
8% Jun
99
20
Corp
& SLd Sany
Amer Rad
18
8% Sep
178
Jan
Amer Potash
100'A
18,800,
1
—9
Optical Co
38% Sep
69 Va Oct
5,800
*99
100
21,700
11%
No par
com
Co
American
32% Jan
4
American Molasses
400
311/4
xll%
—100
7
100
preferred
American
491/2
30%
12*
100
convertible
112%
49Va
31
12*
No par
com
Products
14% May 12
34% Jan
15% Feb
6%%
3
Ltd
Co
Metal
11%
4 8 »/2
30%
12'/a
1
preferred
'11% Sep 23
39% Mar 24
171% Feb
Metal
4% %
American
5
7% Jan
36% Jan 30
Jan
& Metals
10
Aug 31
39% Jan 12
9
6
Amer
11%
48*
31 *
11%
100
common
preferred
Amer Machine
11%
48 *
31
11%
12
50
preferred
3.90%
24
28% Sep 16
12% Sep 21
148
Jun 11
29% Jan
7%
IIV2
*48
1
preferred
Locomotive
320
12 Va
8
preferred
prior
66
10
com
Amer Mach & Fdry common
4
Nov
23 * NOV
15
5* %
65
11%
noncumulative preferred—100
American International Corp.No par
American Investment Co of 111
1
American
64%
12
6%
9
5
19% Apr
13% Sep
5
23
21
3
2
64%
11%
No par
17% Jan
24%
11%
Ice Co common
25
24%
11*
American
28
20
1,200
24%
65 %
*64
24%
12
63% July 30
Jun
103»/2
24%
24%
19
18%
*18%
*102
33 %
1
Jun
103*
11%
Products
13
*102
33%
Home
100
12% Dec 23
99
convertible
100
102
11
American
7% May 17
Jan 14
92
6%
100 Va
102
48
Leather
&
-"-./I
11*
American Hawaiian SS Co
Hide
127.300
17%
94 Va
30*
Electric Co
Gas &
1.000
34
Secur
No par
Inc
40c
American & Foreign Power__No par
28
33% Jan
Aug
3
6% Mar 25
94
Jan
5,000
75V2
I8V4
Export Lines
Feb
15% July 30
12* Oct
8
8
192
75
951/4
European
11% 8ep
8% Jan
189 *
75
33
10
10
4%%
prior preferred
100
American Cyanamid Co com
10
3%% conv preferred series B_100
3%% conv preferred series C-100
American Distilling Co
20
American Encaustic Tiling
1
4
191%
74%
17%
Sugar, com
20
191 *
75
94*
Colortype Co
8% Jan
500
194V4
—
32V2
No par
17% Feb
26
32*
48
Co
Crystal
32
*25 *
17%
11
Cable
American
*30
25%
95
No par
common
American
400
31%
25%
17Va
25
American
9,800
20,700
2%
32*
50
5Va%
common
&
801/2
68%
*2V4
941/4
Corp com__2
preferred
Chain
80
67*
2%
17%
64
Radio Corp
&
80%
68 %
2%
93
32
64
common
in
100
1,700
4.800
76%
16%
24%
preferred
American
1%
Inc
118
76
92*
24Va
preferred
interest
"•
118
*291*
74*
75
10
ser
31% Jan
Jan
185
184 Va
♦lOOVa
com
2
2% Dec
74*
143
25%
25%
25 *
700
30,300
71%
*141
700
5,800
1
common
14
8
183 Va
32
*29V2
32
_100
12% Nov
Oct
25
70%
;,
38
100
com—No par
Arma
American
4
25% Aug 12
25% May 27
96% Mar 4
of
American
8
34% Jan 26
May
50
Broadcasting-Paramount
22
40
90
*2*
50
Bosch
Theatres
23
Sep
26
41% Jun
1
com
pfd
convertible
21
40% Apr 23
6% May
Co
conv
preferred
21* Sep
4
cum
American
7
29
3
Co
?
76
75%
200
19
119
1
preferred
12
Jan
Bakeries
Amer Brake Shoe Co
5
3% Sep 19
31% Feb
9
Sep
116
74V2
common
American Bank Note
Amer
15
21
115
117%
preferred——i
conv
4%%
Aug 12
27
14% Jan
44% Apr 24
16% Jan
2
*113%
73V4
(The).
1
Corp
No par
Chemical_No par
Petroleum
American
5
12* Jan
16% Mar 20
Sep 14
140%
115*
preferred
Agricultural
3%%
Aug. 18
40* Jan
15% Mar 19
11
Leather
convertible
140%
*18*
71%
142*
73Va
America
Limited
Amalgamated
69%
*140 *
68V4
•
12% Sep IB
13% Sep 11
Feb
of
70%
138
67%
72%
Amalgamated Sugar Co
148* Oct
Aluminum Co
6 8 V2
*136
No par
43% Jan
84* Feb
100*
18*
52* May 25
11* Dec 31
*98%
18%
4
26* Sep 15
93* Aug 20
14% Nov
5
100*
B
22
70% Dec 29
♦98*
100
3,500
71% Nov
10
100 %
15.500
36*
110
12*
139% Oct
5
*98%
35%
*107%
93%
8
16
100*
50
84
84
36%
110
600
12%
4
25
35*
*107*
17,500
146*
146
84
35%
107 %
40
3%
93
93% Jan
3% Feb
*83
34%
1,400
85
3%
12%
45% Jan
74% Aug
84
145 Va
107*
16%
*84
3%
1.900
3%
16%
17
85
3%
143*
143
>*82%
16%
*84
3%
600
3%
94%
2
90 % Jun
*140
3%
12*
2
5
16%
85
3%
92%
97
4
3%
12*
5
11
V- 3%
93
Jan
Jan
175
11%
Dye
Allied Stores
1% Jan
*165
89%
Inc
&
Allied Mills
3* Mar 24
175
11%
40* Sep 29
4
*165
90*
49% Nov
5
175
11%
4
Nov
114
89%
Chemical
76Va Nov
114
3%
83%
17,400
28%
115
1
Industries
Allied
4
119
52 %
27%
113
*84
34*
*98%
28%
113
109
34
♦107
gtd
27%
*111*
16%
DAY
3%
143
*82 *
28*
27%
200
No par
Allen
4
140
1
Allied Kid Co
May 28
*
No par
Allegheny & West Ry 6%
4
18% July 30
103
16*
ELECTION
84%
3*
1
preferred
cum
3%
16*
100
common
♦52%
28
*165
CLOSED
175
84
5
common
preferred
Alleghany Ludlum Steel Corp
4%
EXCHANGE
10
Mining
preferred A
$4 prior preferred
July 14
STOCK
27*
111*
*165
4
4
52*
26%
100
Gold
28*
111*
Vicksburg Ry
&
$4,375
*27
♦79
26%
13%
common__No par
6*%
3
18
4*%
w
28
78*
26
100
Alleghany Corp
9
15
Sep
w
Inc
♦27%
78
25%
1
com
28
78
25%
28*
«
1951 series
Inc
18% July 28
12
25* Sep
91
pfd
Aldens
14
Jan
Sep
preferred
Reduction
4.50%
28
77
50
Equipment
Juneau
3* Jan
140
Gas
Alaska
16* Jun
Jan
$3
Air
42%
1
Corp
3% Mar 25
72
Feb~27
5* Mar 25
Adams-Millis
4
6,900
400
42 %
27* Nov
29* Jan
4,700
23%
84V2 Nov
62
8%
99
18* May
114% Jan
8%
42%
58
3
8%
98*
24* Jan
8
5,200
8%
•
8,300
22%
8
15
12%
42 %
25
Oct
12 V2
43
110
22%
27
22* Oct
12%
42
98*
42
36* Feb
101
12%
12%
8*
*108*
22%
32% Jan
14
12*
42%
108*
98
Co
59% Jan
Aug 20
Shares
41*
10
25
100
com
preferred
non-cum
16
Jan
V
Nov. 5
108*
110
8%
•
the Week
Friday
Nov. 4
41%
41%
♦108
Sales for
Thursday
4
1%
18* Dec 31
Jon
PRICES
Nov. 3
2.50
Co
Inc
SALE
Wednesday
Nov. A
1
Vending Corp
72
HIGH
Tuesday
Nov. 1
100
Motors
AND
Monday
Par
preferred
20
73* Jan
LOW
STOCK
Laboratories
49% Apr
Jan
10b
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
51%
32%
107 Va
39
31%
X31
31%
51
*49%
51
166%
167 %
167%
167%
166%
39 V2
39 Va
39%
39%
39%
123
26%
57%
61*
136 %
123
27
57%
62
139%
14
14
171
172
60 Va
132*
34'A
*119
61
133 Va
35 Va
120
124%
*123
26%
57%
61 %
139%
13%
60%
*
35
*119
4,400
550
15,000
160
2,100
123
20
26%
26%
27
6,300
58%
58 Va
58 Va
1,000
61%
141
13%
172%
172
133
123
40
3,900
61*
133%
35%
120
61%
62
700
140'A
142 %
1,030
13%
13%
1,000
172%
x58%
133
172%
32,100
59%
34,000
134
1,070
19,900
35 Va
35%
119*
119V4
140
2,800
10 Va
10 Ve
10%
10%
10*
*26%
27 V*
26%
26%
*26%
27'A
18*
18%
18%
18 Va
18%
19
1,100
83
83
630
73
74
10
84
83
84
♦75%
76%
73
75%'
17 Va
17%
17%
18
17*
*90 Va
91 Va
*90 Va
92
*90%
40%
41%
41%
51
51%
51%
51%
32%
33%
33%
34%
83 Va
106
107
♦106 %
42%
108
17%
92
100
530
5,600
50
42%
27,200
51%
51%
390
33%
34%,
41%
♦106%
108
5,700
2,070
13
Ch ronicle
The Commercial and Financial
14
Monday, November 8, 1954
.
(1882)
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
LOW
STOCKS
Range for
Previous
Highest
Lowest
Anderson
July 21
52% Mar 29
Anderson-Pilchard
41
6
15
57% May
15% Feb
26
8% Feb
23
13% Sep
21
Andes
29
40% Sep
11
22
A
Dec
8
42% July 30
*
100
23%
23%
2.600
10
x54 %
58%
28.000
12
75.600
21
7
106% Oct
7
.87% Nov !
4
11% Sep
Dec
19% Janc
10 % Mar
30
14
15
14
5y« Dec
25% Sep
22
32% Jan
18'/2 Mar
aaysSep
1,71% Nov
Jan;13
20% Aug
5
May 19
3'A Oct
May 13
14% Apr
3
10% Nov
4
26 Va Jan
18
27
Nov
5
93% Jan
6
Mar 25
31% Jan
4
Jan
5
92 % Jan
8
120% Sep
23
13
54% Jan
4
,60
Nov
5
30
47% Aug 23
86%
99%
99%
STOCK
;>
EXCHANGE
19 %
169%
18
88% July
89% July
16
2
27% Jan
Jan
22
95% Jan
99
2
30% Feb
Jan
29
100% Nov
31 y« Apr
24
36% Mar 27
34% Jan
> 4
48
64Va July 16
108 % Mar 18
103 % Jan
8
128
10% May 28
5
Feb 12
;17
15
16% Mar 13
17
Dec
15
9
7% Mar
23
7%
7%
%
23
2J-a
2j%
24
11%
11
11%
11%
11%
24%
DAY
24'4
24%
24 %
24%
24%
25
1,600
25%
25%
26
26
26%
26%
27
11,200
107%.
.107%
45 %
45%
115^4
59%
59 V4
59%
33 VA
33%
33%
*99%
100'/2
*99%
100%
100%
119 %
119^4
121%
123%
123
CLOSED
•?
138%
46
15
Jan
6
16
7
Automatic
($1.20)—No par
Co of Amer—5
6% Aug
5
Avco
47% Aug
5
pref
Canteen
86% Dec
29
52 y« Feb
26
37% Jan
4
4Vm Dec
22
14
Jan
16
Va Jan
4
7% Sep
22
Babbitt
(T)
45% Dec
21
42% Jan
7
65 % July
12
Babcock
&
116
11734
10.600
,
-60
60
a
1,000
34%
34%
100 %
*99%
100%.
40
12334
123%
124%
2,900
1.400
23
*21 %
23
*21%
*21 Va
23
33%
33
3
33%
33%
100
100%
100%
100 %
500
37%
33
3334
33%
39%
8,200
47%
1,300
37%
37'%
46%
48
45%
33'
123
15
*11
15
*11%
9%
11
10%
16 %
17
9'%
*
17
20 VA
20%
20 %
5 %
5%
5%
45%
Mlg Corp (The) common^___3
$2.25 conv preferred
No par
46'
46 %
123
*16
prior
34
116%
3,100
100%
9
Conv
591
34
121
121
24% Sep
20
59%
33%
170
47%
47
33
45%
——i___20
No par
4% Jan
115%
59 %
4
100
36%
Austin
26
45%
800
1073'4
107%
43"
c.
3,300
49,400
33%
*10%
8% Feb
108
7%
100', a
32%
100
14% Aug 23
18% Aug 23
May 20
4
17% Mar
103
117 VA
116
23
*21%
No par
9
7%
70
23.200
.
Corp.;
Nichols common
18
100
22
5
(voting)
4% Dec
19%
114%
convertible pfd. series A—100
13% Jan
19%
10%
Atlas Tack
Mar 24
1' %
45 Vi
distribution
Powdei't-1-
4%
640
*18%
I SS Lines-
—
Common
Sep 23
23
Sep
171%
107%
Refining common
10
Preferred $3.75 series B—^__100
Atlas Corp
171%
25%
RR____.No par
W
liquidating
Atlas
7
Jan
Ex
7
16
27
Gulf &
9
41% Sep
4
4
Coast
171%
22%
Atlantic
26 Va May 17
4
28 y2 Jun
4% Dec
Line
Atlantic
26
Feb
60
21% Aug 26
58% Dec
33% Jan
1
16% Dec
5
126% Aug 25
4
6,200
100
171%
•
%9%
24%
Topeka & Santa Fe—
Common
50
Preferred%.—50
Atlantic City Electric Co com—10
4",'o preierred _____
^__100
Atlantic
2
119% Jan
19
25% Sep
103% Oct
Jan" *5
92
85 % Jan
14
Nov
49
97% Mar 25
29
83 y« Dec
13
29% Jan
30% Nov 30
8
25% Feb
4.500
87%
87%
ELECTION
7%
22%
Cll
'
37% July 26
87%
104%
100
7%
7%
11%
101
100
19%
*18%
57%
11%
104%
87%
171
Atchison
103
14
60 Va Jun 23
Sep
86
103
11%
7%
*22
Refining Co_,_——1
2nd preferred $1.50 series—No par
Dry Goods Corp—
Common
1
5.251st preferred——,—100
Associates Investment Co—
10
4
85%
99%
*18%
Constable
104%
172
170
58%
11%
101%
36%
*99'4
No par
—
convertible
Ashland
14
110 >. Aug
preferred
57%
12
11%
11%
104
86
preferred—No par
Corp
5
Artloom Carpet Co Inc
No par
Arvln Industries Inc—
-—_2.50
Jan
32
No par
58'4
5612
53%
11%
5
com
prior preferred
conv
Arnold
57 Va Jan
3
25
Illinois
of
Co
&
4
101
$6
$4
4
18% Jan
23
Mar 27
29
Oil
$3.75
26
21
Tnc__—
Armstrong Cork Co'com__~—No par
19
*
Co
Products
Armour
..
3
16
P W
Corp
Armco Steel Corp______
22% Mar 11
100
Jan 22
18% Sep 15
26% Sep
Mar
a
14
Jan
400
231t
12% Oct
114
4
23
58% Oct
117 % Dec
*3%
4
3%
11
22%
4
21
16% May 28
*10%
22'a
30
85% Apr 28
102% Sep
10%
22%
8% Apr
ni/2,iin
10%
22%
33 Va Jan
Jan
11
*
5
5
97
10%
Argo
23% Mar 27
89% Sep 24
10%
Archer-Daniels-Midland v__^_No par
12% Mar 26
100«
10%
25
25% Jun
9
5,300
14
20
4
48% Feb
1.100
42%
4.900
4
11
33
41%
3%
17% Jan
Jan
371
21 '2
42 "a
39%
32% Jan
57
33
42
3%
9
29
7
23
2
26
6
25
37%
42%
38%
Jan
Mar 25
38'.4
40 %
39%
52
93
38%
41
39 %
14
16
Sep 14
30% Sep 14
8y» Sep 15
59% Dec
37%
40%
40%
4% Sep
42% Sep
15
37%
39%
2% Feb
Sep
Share?
21.80
38%
7
77
Nov.
*3%
Jan
43% Jan
the Week
Friday
Nov. 1
38%
5
Sep
Sales for
Thursday
Nov. .3
5
2% Nov 24
30
PRICES
SALE
Wednesday
Nov. 2
Corp___—10
Oil
Mining
Copper
HIGH
AND
Tuesday
Nov. I
Par
Clayton & Co
12
33 Va Jan
5
Jan
45
Nov 25
32
Monday
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 105»
45%
*45%
123
:
20%
20%
5%
125
123
15
410
15
*11%
—
— —
5%
*45%
9%
10' 'a
5.300
17
*16
46
46%
2
123
16%
16 %
100
20%
20%
21%
10%
5%
53
5%
46
2.700
4
34.200
4534
4534
300
B
35% Jan
7
4
1
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
(The)_No par
60%
9
27%
54%
60%
9%
28
55
61%
63%
63 %
64%
63%
64'2
13,300
9'%
9Va
9%
9%
9%
24.700
27%
28%
23'%
28%
29 %
50,100
55 %
56
55%
56%
56'%
56%
3,500
24
24
24%
24'%
24 "2
25
80%
81
54
55%.
Inc
Wilcox Co
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
10% July 22
13
100
Corp
Sep
14
11 % Mar
20
8% Jan
11
18% Dec
29
29
30% Mar 19
18% Jan
11
29 % Nov
5
Dec
48% Mar 25
39 % Jan
4
56% Oct
21
Dec
29
22% Mar 17
16% Jan
4
27% Aug 12
83 ■>." Oct
19
58% Oct
25
Barber
Oil
30
Barker
Brothers common
8
39
16
Feb
10
14
11% Dec 29
59% Apr
7
17% Mar 12
43% Jan
4
11 % July
1
37% Sep
15
39% Feb
34 %
5
40% Oct
18% Sep
18
25% Mar 19
4
33% Oct
9% Sep
14
67
76 % Mar
9
Jun
38
Sep
68
17
18
11% Feb
27
34% May 20
42% Dec
4
5
112% Dec
7
Dec
9
93
Jun
100
90% July 28
May
20 % Jan
4
10
4 Va %
Bath
11
preferred
Works
Iron
conv
6
107
Jun
4%%
preferred
Aug
0
88
Mar 12
9% Jan
4
21% Aug
4
36 Va Oct 29
Beech
9
13% May
8
81
14
16% Mar 20
3
17
5
Shoe
Beck
Creek
Beech
RR
May 19
33% Jan
Feb
5
30% May 26
29 % Jan
4
Beech-Nut
29
14
Mar 16
10% Apr
14
35% Sep
14% Oct
10
10 Va Dec
25
pfd
100
1
50
Belding-Hemingway
17% Sep
15
26% Feb
23% Jan
4
48% Oct
4
22% Nov
3
23% Nov
5
17% Jan
4
27% Nov
5
27
Mar" 13
Jan
Sep
90 % Jan
18
97
Apr
Jan
11
99
Oct
38% Jan
4
51
July 15
% Dec
30
1% Jan
22% Nov
25
27% Jan
l'/aJan
% May 18
Jan 27
24
Best
Oct
5
37% Jan
30 % Jan
4
42% Oct
£5
15
57% Jan
50
4
85% Nov
5
135 Va Jun
19
146% Dec
5
165% Oct
13
9"% Dec
31
Oct
8
30
Jan
144% Jan
65 Va Apr
31% Apr 30
38% Aug 26
36% Feb
9
15% Sep
14
22% Mar 17
17% Jan
12
27% Oct
12 Vi Sep
15
15
21% Jan
5
14% Jan
11
(E W)
15
22 % Feb
3
25% Aug 12
26% Sep
8
Bliss
Dec
Bliss
&
40% Sep 23
69% Aug 10
24% Apr
8
Blockson
34% Aug 27
15% Aug 30
15% July 30
Bon
19% Jau ,11
Book-of-tlie-Month
19% Sep
22% Sep
27
28% Dec
15
17
14% Aug 13
80% Oct
30
50
23% Mar
15
"5
5
38
16 Va Sep
27% Jan
5
May
1
17% Nov
21 y2 Jan
2
29% Mar 18
Jan
20
6% Dec
14
12 % Mar 12
6% Jan
4
12% Sep
15
14% Aug 13
13 Vo Jan
4
11
Jan
13
12
Mar
3
64% Sep
15
86
1 Mar
23
86% Jun
15
94 % Jan
12
93% Jan
12
48 Va Nov
18
50
Dec
11
49 % Jan
7
23
8
July 29
68% Sep 10
74% Jan
4
68 Va
27
Black
Aug 16
Bohn
Sep
1
20Va May U
26
Sep
21
33
2
2-A".. Jan
5% Dec
31
11 Va Jan
7
6'/i»Jan
6
13% Oct
27
19% Sep
15
25% Mar 10
23% Jan
11
33 % Aug
17
28
22
21
42% Feb
36% Jan
4
57% Nov
23 Va Sep
39% Aug 17
38
Jan
11
17% Sep
21
26% Jan
20
19% Jan
4
May 28
22% Jun 15
'
9
99% Feb
9
27 Va Jan
Sep
91
Mar
2
5% May
3
11
95% July 20
14% Aug 12
31
Aug 12
32% July 27
67
Oct
4
25
28% Oct 28
100
Mar 11
29
26
69% July 14
13% July 20
66% Jan
5
60
Jan
13
83
13 Va Nov
4
22'/a Mar 17
13% Jail
15
20 V* Oct
20 Va Sep
14
28% May 20
22
12
32% July 27
10% Sep
15
72% Dec
3
11% Sep
25
Jan
12% Jan
Jan
6
4
33% Aug
2
14% July 19
2
28
16% Mar 25
11% Jan
4
14% Aug
11
74
6
81% Oct
25
Jan
25% Feb
17% Jan
July 28
8 3 Va Feb
6
3~f% Nov"l0
24
30
25% Jan
11
Mar 12
22
43
2
37% Mar 24
51% Aug 16
57% Aug 20
10 Va Dec
29
17
Jan
2
10% Jan
11
15% July 15
74
Jun
10
91%
Jan
7
80% Feb
3
88
67
Jun
78
Jan
30
73% Jun
8
5
77
35% Jun
10
V* Mar
75
Nov
Oct-
5
77Va Aug 11
Nov
3
Sep"14
17% Feb
15'/4 Jan
4
22% Aug 19
11
Oct
15
11% Feb
8
15y2May20
35
Jan
9
11 Va Sep
30
13%
6
Mar
i
79
Aug 28
5% Sep 15
July 13
15% Feb
86
16
Mar 16
36% Feb
5
49
Oct
29
11% Jan
4
23% Nov
4
79% Jan
Brass
Corp
4,200
4,600
12%
12%
*12'%
14 %.
14 %
14'%
5
Club
1.25
Inc
9
Dec
29
34
Jan
5
43% Dec
21% Jan
4
16
54
Jan
5
44% Jan
4
prior
—
set
page
24
Zinc-Lead
11%
Va
67 %
101%
VA
24 %
28%
28%
12%
12%
12%
12 Va
12%
28%
52
29%
39
29%
31 %
51%
53%
53%
57%
63 Va
64
64
64
64%
27%
27%
27 3
21 Va
27%.
2,200
6,900
97
10
53%
53%
11%
13%
29%
13%
*80
*98
100
30%
13%
*80
19%
24
3,600
-
12%
25%
25'%
29 %
29%
29%,.- ■■
12%
12%
17,200
31%
32%
14,400
54%
56%
17.200
63 7 a
64%
1,400
27%
27%,
9,900
31
31%
>
100
*93
31%
1.200
100
31%
8.000
13 U
13%
13V4
13%
13%
13%
2,300
80%
*80%
81 %
*80%
31%
100
19 %
20
19%
19%
19%
30
30%
31
31%,
29%
19%
30%
14.400
27,700
'
.
14
14%
*30
81 %
*80%
28%
28 a4
29
42%
51
14
50
14
50 %
a
Xl3%
,14%
14 %
*84
87
86 %
.
28%
42%
*
43
14%
•
4
200
2,400
24,900
1.300
51
51
14%
86%,
5.700
31%
28%
14 Va
81 VA
14'
31
51
42 7
5
31%
43 »4
41%
14%
26,400
37
*35%
79
*76%
79:
*75
X75%
77
75'2
76%
75
-76
20%.
*15
20%
20%
21%
21%
21%
21%
15 %
15
15
15
15
15
15
49
22%
*92
8%
23%
105
49
22%
93
8%
25
*48
49
48
48
■49
49
23
23
23%
23 VA
23%
92%
93
92
1,220
79
76 %
92%
*77
75%
1
1,300
-
30%
30%
80%
19%
29%
13%
81'%
14
86
12%
25%
*98
43%
50
86
12%
25 %
99
28%
100
100
100
5
9.100
11%
*29
4
41%
49%
13%
50
15
—100
;—.
5
*75
79
—
—
1.540
21%
Canadian Breweries Ltd
Pacific
Ry
No par
92
8%
93
%
8%
9
24%
24%
106%.
24
106%
,
106
-
9'a
13,600
600
i
210
2,200
-
24%"
106
106
400
4.100
23
23%
24
24
24%
24
24
30%
31
31%
31%
31%
31
31%
2%
9%
23%
»
170
13.600
.
9
3%
"2T
24%/
106
30%
1
9
107%
20%
23
__5
5
Mills
53
11%
24'%
28%
51
61%
26%
*98
29%
preferred
common
preferred
Canadian
53
66 Va
*96
Bldg—
California Packing Corp___
Cannon
53
28%
59% Oct
7
52%
680
1,600
100%
.
53
10
5
1
27% July
28% Jun
July 23
66%
96%
310
5,600
9
9
101%
96'%
101
1
Co__
Billiard Co
Bulova Watch Co Inc
Burlington Mills Corp common
4% preferred ———
3%'£ preferred
4 %£, second preference
Burroughs Corp
Bush Terminal Co
1
Canada Dry Ginger Ale com__1.65'/2
$4.25 conv preferred___.:__No par
Canada Southern Ry Co
100
61
64%
100%
97%
64
28%
20 % Jan
21
64%
S Va :
28%
2.50
100
29
5
9
12%
,._No par
Callahan
11
9
9
9
11%
23%
28 %
5
-2.50
Calumet & Hecla Inc___
;__5
Campbell W & C Fouadry______15
52% Jan
14%
v
15
22% Jan
14%
53
100
14
24
14%
97:%
33% Sep
2% Jun
Dec
14%
99 %
HV4Sep
54%. Nov 27
12
*96'%
4
22
17%
14%
800
23 %
11%
99%
8
24
17%
27%
12%
63%
l%Jan
17% Apr
17%
29
12
98%
*9614
7% Jan
30
17 Va
29
12%
63%
2
14% May 12
17%
29'%'
5
100
25
Stratton
17%
29'%
17%.
30
15
new
2
25% Sep
12.500
57.400
3'A Mar
99% May 13
24
430
61%
9% Mar
4
13.400
60%
28
6
1.000
27%
61%
15
12y8 Aug 20
47 Va
26%
60%
1 Va Dec
90 Va Jan
*46%
27
61%
6% Sep
20 Va Sep
3
46 %
26%
59%
21
3()
45%
27 %
61 %
24V'4 Oct
Jan
45 Va
26 V8
59 %
17%
29%
24 Va Mar 12
13% Mar
80%
39%
15
102
12%
79%
39'%
100
Bros
12%
80
24 Va .' 25%
Maine RR—
conv
13%
80
23%
No par
Co
Terminal
12%
24%
16 y* Sep
7
,
13%
80
44%
26
13 %
80
'
39%
_No par
1
Inc-
Forge
1,700
:—5
Co
&
164%
24
1
15
1.100
57,000
38%
107% Nov
22
3.100
29%
24 Va
2
Sep
29
24
109 Va Mar 10
10
29%
39
30
86 y4 Oct
28%
44.800
241a
102 Va Oct
46% Jan
7.000
28%
•
23 s 8
Butte Copper & Zinc
27% Jan
7a
28%
%
37
Byers Co (A Mf common
No par
7% participating preferred—lOO,
Byron Jackson Co
10
24
49^3
%
IS
23%
4
17
43%
I
%
23 %
16
4
49%
95
23%
23%
12
Jan
48%
1
93%
37%
26% Sep
22
95%
36%
93% Oct
2
92%
23%
23%
10% Apr
27% Jan
49
100
7.50
4
7
48%
26%
*97
2.50
Co
14
20% Oct
48%
25%.
29
5
23'%
25
100
94%
80
10
7% Jan
16% Jan
3,200
25
*97
91%
43%
_No par
15%Jun
July
8.900
27%
25
100
900
26
98
23%
23%
23
25
10,600
preferred
Brooklyn Union Gas com
No par
Brown & Bigelow
1
Brown Shoe Co Inc
15
Brunswick-Bnlke-Collender—No par
Bucyrus-Erie Co
:
5
Budd (The) Co common—
5
$5 preferred _*
___^No par
4%%
8,300
165
13%
80
43%
27% Mar 20
12% Feb
3,300
47%
*97
91 %
165
13%
29
16% Dec
1.900
13%
45%
■r-
165%
3%%
Butler
22%
33%
12%
47
165%
Bristol-Myers Co common
5%
33%
13 Va
13
•45%
164%
Bridgeport Brass Co
5
Briggs Manufacturing Corp__No par
Buffalo
33%
13
164%
preferred
&
20
164%
class A
Edison
Briggs
36%
85%
1
(The)
Co
&
*35 "2
■
42
Bower Roller Bearing Co
Braniff Airways Inc
Bush
40
Co
Stores
5%
11,000
36%
32 %
Common
1
DAY
20%
1
45%
22%
ELECTION
19%
I
33 %
12%
44%
25
10
*86%
20
33%
36%
32%
CLOSED
10,600
38
83
19%
36%
19%
*35 %
EXCHANGE
210
18%
18%
18%
900
131
106
*86'%
19 Va
•*
105%
41%
B
Boston
13% Mar 19
13%
*124
84
Boston
46 Va Mar
106%
88
43%
48
131
*106
18%
18
*86%
STOCK
43'%
48
*124
105%
42
3
31
47%
131
105%
81%
9
31
47%
*124
120
41
Sep
6% Dec
12
3.400
40%
56% Aug
26 Va Dec
2.400
12%
37%
82%
Borg-Warner Corp common
3%% preferred
98
33
12%
*37
40%
Inc
Aluminum
Borden
10
104% Oct
32%
12%
x30 %
Co
Chemical
Ami
33'%
12'%
80%
(Delaware)
Airplane
Class
Bond
Co
Lauglilin
Boeing
37
33
41
Decker Mfg Co
&
Blaw-Knox
28
36
12%
79
preierred
100
Bigelow-Sanford Carpet (Del) com 5
4 % %
pfd series of 1951
-100
13
6
700
37
%
7%
15
9% May
15%
1
(Del)
Steel
Jan
16
15 Va
com__No par
Foods
82% Jan
63
7,000
33%
28
—
Bethlehem
55%
28
41%
Best
44% Sep
55
12 %
48
Benguet Consul Mining Co„__l peso
&
Co
1
30% July 22
20
55%
15 Va
53%
*15
90 Va
10
Corp
1,600
81
*80
36
100
*97
100
:
81
*80
151%
29
1.500
32
—1
5
Loan
15%
7
31%
*24%
10
common-
preferred
Beneficial
82
55
15%
'
Co
Aviation
Bendix
7
~1
____J_1
Cofp__
Howell
&
4%%
-10
Co
issued"
"When
Bell
5
12
——
Packing
Aircraft
Bell
8
60
39% Dec
14
33% Jun 17
50
22%
Jun
68 % Mar 20
May 21
90
2
93
octTT
16
32
48%
2.50
4%%
S)
(A
Aircraft Corp—_—
24
*124
131
105% 105%
18
18%
87
87
19
19%
*35%
36%
32%
32%
12%
13
43%
43%
100
Inci.;
Mills
Beaunit
19
Jan
221/4 Mar
48 %
12.50
preferred—100
prior
3% Vo
86% May
38 Va
No par
Beatrice Foods Co common
July 29
30
*37
31%
12
10
Corp
Bayuk Cigars Inc
14
51% July 30
15 Va
50
Corp
134
28
*. 31
100
10
24
*81
54%
50
Aroostook common
Convertible 5% preferred-,
99 Va Jan
29
common
Bangor &
4
21
Sep
Ohio
Jan
Dec
9
,
&
noncumulative preferred__10()
4%
1
•
13% Oct
4
9% Jan.
40 Va Jan
107
14% Dec
78
17 V8 Sep
,
Baltimore
9
2V+
2%
2%
2%
9%
23%
12%
9%
12'%
94%
*58%
*24%
25
25%
No par
*53%
95
59
25
26%'
54%
?">%
9%
10
24
?*>%
12 VA
12 %
95
12%
95
*58
.
-26%
54%
24%
24
24%
•
'
24%
26 %
27 %
54 %
54%
12 Va :iv
95'•
24%.
26%
*54
r-
.
9,700
270
59
*58 Va
.
12.900
2.000
12%
59
.
,
95
12%
96
24%
26%
5,900
10%
*53%
24%
*53%
10
*95
59
24%
2,800
2 Va
2.%
2%
10
.
25%
27%'
55
700
41,000
100
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.
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NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
8 % Dec
29
13% Jan
23% Sep
14
30
16% Sep
14
19 % May
8% Jan
29
34% Jan
24
25% Nov
4
107
Jan
5
22,
40% Jan
14
46% Jan
7
14% Mar 27
Jan
13% May
3
17% Apr
129% Feb
16%
16%
17
16%
16%
15,900
31%
33%
33 Va
34 VB
12,900
23'A
23%
24
24%
24%
25%
25
25 VB
*114
114%
F'eb
24
101% Jun
4
16% Apr
28
2
.107% Jan
4
120
I)
12
23
18% Dec
29
38% Jan
24
133% Jan
105
98
Jan
66% May
5
4
Apr
79'/a Oct
25
7%
4% %
24
15% Sep
2
19% Mar 25
16
Jan
4
Nov
4
Celotex
15% Oct
30
16% Mar 18
15% Jan
U
18% Nov
4
5%
19% Feb
19
20% July 27
18-
Oct
28
21 % M-a.r 12
Central
Central
% Jan
15
7% Feb
26
31
40% Jan
22
23 % Mar 25
7% Aug 16
32% Jan 12
15
73 % Jan
30
54 % Mar 24
73% Nov
4% Sep
4,
11 %
16
52%
54
54
54%
18
18%
*18
18%
1
12.50
16%
16%
121%
122'A
10
common
66 %
66%
100
preferred
100
*103
16
19%
EXOHAinGE
116
18%
DAY
18%
/.
:•
18%
6%
6%
130 Va
73
74
23%
25
18%
18 %
18%
18%
19
19
6 %
6%
1,700
,
31%
31%
4,700
1
73
73%
4,700
7,000
5
4%%
24% Sep
22
Central
Illinois Public Service
10
23
24
23%
24
15% Mar 15
19 % Jun
16
Central
RR
50
17%
17%
17%
24
Co
28% Feb
2b
15 % Jan
4
19% Jun
18 % Jun
10
23% Dec
10
23% Jan
6
29 % Nov
Central
10 % Dec
30
17% Mar 16
10% Feb
26
13% Aug
Central
Violets
6% Dec
16
9% Mar 12
8% Oct
Century
Ribbon
19% Oct
13
11% Sep
14
30
15
14% Sep
Sep
14
,
38% Jan
6% May 27
Feb
12% Jan
4
22% Aug 17
Certain-Teed
33'% Jan
3
33
4
42
Chain
Cerro
Aug 17
A
de
Pasco
Belt
West
Corp
Sugar
Mills
14%
15
15
15%
15
15%
44%
45%
45%
44%
45%
45 %
46
110%
110%
110%
*110%
111
*110 "A
111
50
Vb
23%
24
23;%
24
8,800
18%
18%
18%
18%
19
3,700
■/
17%
9 50-
27 %
11%
18%
*7%
5
28'/b
29 V4
20%
a
Products
Corp
Co
1
10
,
8%
19
*18%
19
27%
1
"
No par
Corp
\
18
26%
*11%
5
Co
Va
15
110%
50
South
&
4
Oct
class
J
B
20 % Jan
5
15% Mar 20
37
Class
N
6
14%
100
of
1,600
73%
8
28 % Feb
900
19-VB
31%
19
14
18%
19
6 %
19% Jan
14% Sep
18 VB
-
44
No par
preferred
2,700
25,600
73 Va
105% Jail
Mar
25
30%
2
112
76%
6%
6
Jan
60
76
24%
:
73%
Central
20% Mar
23,500
115
30%
Central Hudson Gas
110
100
21 "A
115
6%
15% July 27
12
210
8,100
103%
73%
46% Aug 30
24
35,000
30%
73%
8
Jun
17
69%
20%
76
23%
4
Elec__No par
21%
115%
,74%
12 % Jan
17% Jun
97
20%
115%
300
123
103%
73%
38% Jan
com
105
115%
Mar 27
&
16 "8
22%
ELECTION
30%
1,100
69
18%
*
22%
.
15,400
18 Va
122
*18'A
73%
22%
100
21
54%
•
73%
i__l
*103
47
18 VB
69%
115%
*18 VB
No par
Co—
104%
9,500
53%
',
1'7
69
510
V4
47
122
70 %
20%
CI OSED
5
of Georgia Ry
preferred series B
16%
121%
17%
121
*103
20
Aguirre Sugar Co
*
67
STOCK
20%
%
120%
105
*114%
coiy preferred series A. 100
Corp common
No par
Light
18%
10
—
_100
Illinois
55
18%
46%
42% Mar 25
13
July 14
54%
46%
'
35% Jun
47%
46%
common
Foundry
47%
*46%
preferred
5%
22
5
Central
3
22
22'A
4.20%
2nd
22%
7,100
114
22%
Corp
115
113
21%
•
Tractor
*114
21%
J
Co
114
20%
Celanese Corp of Amer com__No par
6
59% Sep
Co
113%
No par
preferred
Preferred
4
•26 Va Dec
Light
General
Caterpillar
65% Dec
4
Co
Corp
(J
7%
&
Steel
&
10
6
105% Sep
23% Sep
96 % Jun
Power
Case
3
(The)
(Philip) Mfg Co
Carriers
26
70% Nov
Shares
5
.
32%
Carrier
12
4
Nov
10
Carolina Clinclifield & Ohio Ry_100
1
17
the Week
Friday
4
16%
Carey
13
Jan
.
31%
Carpenter
44% Feb
113
Nov
16%
3
2
5
Sales for
Thursday
31%
Carolina
9
Jan
143
Nov. S
16%
2
Jan
25
24
PRICES
Wednesday
Nov. 2
31'A
22
65% Jan
16
SALE
Tuesday
Nov. 1
1
Jun
62% Apr
18% Nov
HIGH
Monday
Par
__5
23% Aug
49% Aug
4
13
116
5
21
Dec
5
16
45% Sep
104
Carborundum
20% Oct
111% Dec
14% Sep
12
AND
"
%
'
Capital Airlines Inc
40% Apr
48% Dec
2
12 % Sep
17'A Oct 28
13
Jan
49
14
EXCHANGE
17% Jan
25
L
39'/a Sep
4
LOW
NEW YORK STOCK
.
Highest
Jan
28
May 27
113% Mar 19
103'A July 20
Continued—Page 3
STOCKS
Year J953
Lowest
15
28%
28 VB
29
12
13%
12%
12%
18%
*7%
31%
20%
20%
21%
21%
21%
37%
*36
8%
30%
37
37
38
29 VB
*12%
8%
30%
*7%
19
28
29%
38
.
1,600
1,300
,
12,100
12%
600
"7%
8%
31%
'
31%
8,600
21%
31,200
38%
600
21%
*37 %
—
f-
v
Champion Paper & Fibre Co—
26 % Jun
16
34 % Dec
22
103% Jan
33
30
Jan
11
55
98% Jan
3
92 % Jun
5
108
22
15
25% Dec
31
31% Feb
32% Sep
15
41
80
12
3
Jun
Sep
15
21
4% Feb
7% Mar 27
4% Sep
Nov
4
Common
Mar 17
38% Aug
May 12
$4.50
11
7% Aug 20
2
4
25% Jail
5
39% Nov
% Feb
2
38% -Jan
4
27
84% Jan
13
23 %
Mar 13
14
26 % Mar 17
Jan
5
92 % Oct
23% Feb
No par
Cab
50%
50'A
50%
No par
Aircraft
105%
105%
105%
105 Va
105%
105%
1
29%
30'A
30%
31%
31%
32%
32 V4
33%
27,700
1.25
6%
6%
6 Va
6%
6 %
6 Va
6%
5.200
38%
38%
Inc
Manufacturing
Chesapeake Corp of Virginia
..5
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common-—25
20
18% Feb
4
Voughl
Checker
39% Aug 23
85 % Oct
J
preferred
Chance
5
3%%
convertible
preferred
X38
Chicago & East 111 RR com__No par
27% Sep
Class
18% Jan
23
27 % May 14
Oct
7
26% Jan
5
18% Jan
33% Nov
27 % Oct
6
34% Jan
21
27% Jan
38
Sep
17
16% Oct
22
21% Mar 24
Sep
14
18
Jan
6
12% Mar
5% Dec
31
10
Jan
6
5% J a 11
12
10
Oct
5
22
Class
—
,
B
38%
35%
38%
17%
17%
17%
25%
25 %
26
20%
20 %
21 Va
30 Vo
30%
31
31
34%
34%
34%
15%
:is%
15%
*8%
9%
9'A
*34
No par
!|
93 Va
20%
40
55
*53%
36 Vb
36
35%
*92
93 V4
Va
17'A
Chicago Ind & Louisville Ry cl A_25
17
A
6
25%
Chicago Corp (The)
1
Chicago Great Western Ry com__50
5% preferred
50
Aug 31
17% Jun 16
38
35%
*92
100
53%
51
9
17%
54
18
110
39 Va
36%
500
37
*92
3'A
3,000
106
39
36%
92
106
22,200
93%
*17%
_
1,800
17%
26 Va
25 3
21%
22
21%
21%
19,200
31%
31%
31%
33%
8,700
35
35%
35%
36%
3,400
15%
15%
16 Vo
16
16'A
9 'A
9%
'.)%
*26 VB
26
4
500
1,800
9%
500
14%
49,100
43%
9'A
5,600
'
10
Dec
29
22% Jan
13
40% Sep
15
51% Jan
2
10% Dec
30
21% May 21
10% Jan
11
30 % Dec
30
44% Aug
26
29
13
Aug 17
34% Feb
9
if
30% Aug 31
36% Aug 12
preferred series A
Chicago Pneumatic Tool
5
31
31%
32
$3 convertible preference—No par
Chicago Roclc Isl & Pac RR—No par
*83
10
Jun
14% Nov
40% Jail
35 % Mar
6
Oct
4
26
Chic
Milw
5"/<>
SI,
series
Chic
Paul
A
North
&
Western
14
43 7
43 3
13 Vb
13%
13%
13%
100
41%
42 %
42%
42%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
26 VB
26
26
26%
26%
27%
27
27%
32%
32 Va
33 >4
32%
33%
pfd
noncum
14%
No par
Pac
&
com—No par
5%
.—100
com
Vb
13%
.43
b
12
B
11%
12
4,700
4,200
•
13,500
'
59
Aug 31
82% Mar 19
63
Jan
5
59
Oct
6
76% May 27
95'
Jan 12
62
% Jan
11
96
Aug
79% Nov
92
Jan
4
105% Nov
25
89"% Jun
3
3
5%
5
105
preferred series A___100
conv
90
75%
*83
*83
90
90
78
105
79'A
78%
79%
18,500
105
79%
105
105
*83
93
78%
77*A
105'A
105 Va
105%
2,100
'
7% July
7% Oct
13
9% Jan
10% Sep
1% Dec
22
14% Feb
11% Jan
18
3% Feb
1% Jan
6% Oct
~
13
13 % Feb
29
39
22
Dec
58% Dec
29
7
10% Aug 30
17
Chickasha
Jan
18
Childs
11% Oct
29
5%
May 25
Chile
3
7% Jan
21
Chicago Yellow
20% Sep
96% Jan
Feb
35
56 % Feb
Jan
70
Sep
25
Aug
9
105% Oct
15
Co
19
20% Feb
18
25
102
Jan
97% Jan
4
35% Jan
22
55
Dec
47
Jan
12
84 %
28% Jan
11
47
78
Jan
4
9% Jan
5
15% Nov
98% July 22
104% Sep
70% Oct
6
95% J an
9% Sep
15
14% Jan
Jun
10
26% Dec
15
33% Mar
5
14% Dec
28
15
28
17
Aug
83,% Feb
3
72% Dec
9
74.
95
31
152
OCt
5
Mar 24
102
Jan
12
44% Jan
Nov
27% Jan
6
30
172
90
,
Feb
10
47% Jun
16
54% Nov
12
109 % Jan
170
19
,
July 14
14
5
Cities
4
City
Jan
4
19% Aug 20
Jan
27
91
4
87% Sep
7
4
Jan
5
210
70% Jun
2
.
91% Oct
8
5
15
75
Sep
21
44% Mar 19
40% Aug 13
44
18
26% Apr 15
43% Mar 20
18
37'
Sep
16
11
19
29% Oct
9
89% Jup
12
9-7% Nov
25
Feb
4
2
Sep
14
136
Sep
1
132% Jan
12
Dec
29
Jan
6
125% Feb
20
107 % Oct
18
874
Jan
892
17
930
80
13
23
8
Jun
July
2
5
Clinton
4'%%
142
Oct
6
95% Oct
5
4
38% Jan
7
60 % Nov
86% Jan
4
95% Sep 16
20% July 28
31
24% Feb
20% Mar 17
27
12% Jan
20
15% Mar 24
40% Sep
43
49
47
Dec
Dec
23
22
66%
67
41
Mar~24
Mar 24
19'A Sep 17
42'A May 24
47% Feb
50 :
1
Mar 22
Jan
29
57% Aug
16
13
1
65 % Mar 24
Nov
5
8
50% Dec.
2
Apr 30
41% Feb
3
56
38% Jan
79% Nov
5
38% Jan
9
50% Dec
9
41% Feb
2
79% Nov
5
12% Dec
7
15
Jan
5
12% Jan
4
15% Sep
11% Jan
29
22 Va Dec
24
19%
Jan
12
33% Oct
6
6
69% Dec
15
68% Jan
4
Feb
17
Sep
59% Mar
37
Sep 15
23% July
2
38% Sep 11
31
16
Sep 18
Sep 15
32% Jun
17
5% Dec
29
i
45
89
29
cumulative 2nd
Dec
30
6% Sep
34% Jun
14
preferred
17% May
29
5
20% Dec
11
Feb
31
20% Jan
12
25
7% Jan
4
42% Dec
11
40% Jan
4
47% Aug
2
109% Jan
5
107% Apr
26
109% Mar
16
16% Apr
24
12% Jan
4
23% Jun
10
26% Jan
8
28
Jan
5
100
Jun
15
110% Jan
7
91
Jun
10
102
Mar 26
13% Apr
27
107
98
Jan
7
Jan
7
12% Feb
11
16% Sep
23
3
4
20
31% July 26
Nov
4
113
106
Nov
5
Class
B
—k
s
Columbia Gas System
42% Jan
23
2
102% Feb
11
7
101% May 25
20% Jan
4
89% Sep 23
25% May 21
95% Jun
4
90% Jan
4
46% Jan
13
58% Nov
6
54% Jan
4
May 20
07% Jan
8
96
87
For
footnoted
pee
nsvc
?4
Jan
2J
64% ©ct
105
Nov
100
Oct
77% AU!
102
28
Sep 22
21
Oct
4
4
26
4
15'A"
46%
5
330
56
170
54%
54%
55
55
74%
75
77 Va
77%
79
78
5.6
79%
75
77%
77%
79
78
79%
14%
14%
14% '
14%.
14%
14%
14%
14 7
25%
26
26%
26 3A
81
81
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*80
1
,.
710
55%
J'
,
V
i
3,800
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■-
2,600
j
♦
34,900
8
■
27
27
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81
81
4,400
'170
v
46
46»A
47
47
47%
2,700
i
28 3A
28 Va
28%
28%
28%
4,400
i
52 %
81
27
*80%
'
:
27%
:
Va"
50
50%
50%
51%
51%
52'A
52
46'A
48
47%
48
47
17
17%
17 VB
17%
17
18%
22,300
43
42%
43.
43 V8
43%
16,900
Mills
1
10
No par
Solvents
com—25
41%
Publishing Co—_No par
Nast
*7%
7%
41%.,
20%
20%
20%
26%
26%
12%
12 V4
12%
43%
43%
109 %
43 3 a
109 %
109%
1.33'%
Consolidated Gas Elec Light &
15%
15%
15%
Corp-
Cd of Bait com—No par
series B
Preferred 4'%%
of
20%
26%
12%
No par
RR
20'A
20%
series
C^
.—100
100
Corp-,
5
Natural Gas
15
Cuba 6% pfd—100
Consolidated Retail
Stores Inc__—1
Inc——10c
No par
-——No par
$4.52
No par
Container Corp of America—
Common
J
—10
4% preferred
-—-•
100
-Continental Baking .Co com—No par
$5.50 preferred
£•
No par
Continental C
Inc common
20
$3.75 preferred --—x
No par
Consolidated Textile Co•
Consumers Power
preferred
preferred
Co com
29%
29%
*113
113%
*105
107
29%
'113
105
v
26
12%
12%
13.500
44%
45%
45%
11,900
109%
109%
109%
15%
15%
30
30
'•
106
110
19
19
19
19
1.600
68%
68%
69
19
19
19
19%
68%
17%
*18'/a
*8 %
8%
8%
9%
8%
7%
7%
7 'A
7%
99%
70%
*100
45%
12,800
7%
7%
7 3a
900
45 Va
45%
44
45
112
112
112
112
109
108%
108%
109%
109 %
64 Vb
63%
99%
71
102
25 VB
105
99%
100
71%
72%.
102
'100
'
,*103
'25%
26 »A
; ioo.
'J,
73%
102
300
9%
9%
44%
'103
1,700
8%
111%
62%
50
113
106
68%
25%
13,200
30'A
113
105
17%
104
4.600
113
19
63
1,200
16
113
68
24'A
30
30%
109
105
19%
104
15%
105
19
x62
109
113'A
66%
*108'A
1,300
26%
12%
19
7%
4,900
45%
16
64
105
26%
loa
75
102
45%
V
6.000
310
112
112%
108%
109%
170
62%
*
63%
4.300
*103
25%
100-
74%
102
20
1Q5
36%,,
100
76
102
1
>;
19,400
12%
66%
44
26%
;
7%
44%
,
*17%
111%
26%
:
.
i
400
22
20
*26
__——
Consolidated Foods
4%
7%
20 Va
20
distribution
Preferred
7%
20%
20%
Coppefmines Corp___5
Consol Edison of N Y com—No par
Power
7%
19%
*
8,200
9.900
48
20 VB
20%
Corp—
a :
Va
7%
*7%
No par
Inc.
Cigar
preferred
.
10
Corp
stock
42
'
20
Consolidated
$4.50
43%
55 Va
45% -46
16% "*17 'A
Congoleum-Nairn
$5
43
55'A
28 Va
Commonwealth Edison Co
Ex
*54%
42%
55
V4
28%
3
Jun
15%
45%
9% Nov
93
15%
28%
4
18% Jan
v
1
'
.45%
5% Jan
1
16'A
t
100
2,800
No par
6
109% Feb
7,900
Ohio Elec—5
10% Jan
7
60 Va
93
16 Va
16
Co
Carbon
23
106% Jun
*91%
16%
& Southern
Columbian
5% Dec
5
59'A
92%
16
46
Consol
108% Feb
60'A
92
No par
Inc
Consolidated
18
58
92 VB
74%
preferred_No par
Consolidated .Laundries
99% Jun
58%
92
55
common__No par
26
5
57% '
93
73%
Pictures
24
8% July 30
57%
93
74%
$4.25 cumulative
Columbia
20
49% Aug
3,400
*850
57 Vs
"
30
92%
111%
-2.50
—
Sep
112% Oct 26
4
111
*850
850
*850
•90 3
92%
1,500
3,000
34%
139
*137
139
112
920
3
3,
34%
55
Jan
6
111
112
3
55
75
a
*90 %
92%
*90%
108
106
34%
10,200
43
25
5
*137
139
138
111
19,200
23,700
55
22 % Oct
7
Apr
38% Jan
34 Vb
'
35%
*42
9
105% Jan
3
3
34%
106
20 %
54
34%
43
7
8
3
19%
53%
-
*42
Jun
2
104
1U4%
33%
54 %
400
Jan
6
103%
20%
13,500
18
10% Jan
140
19%
53'A
20
18 Va-
54
40% Nov
140
3
33%
•
70
'~50
44
*42
42'A
5
109% Jan
2''/b
19
•
17%
2
19
"71 %
43%
3,100
,
42 Va
58
29
"
43%
61%
109 %
►
73
18'A
38% Jan'
Jun
73
20
60%
109%
42%
16
Dec
*71%
43 %
43%
93
*91
•
110
73
*71%
109%
17%
14
8
91
61 %
110
410
1,900
185
"170
185
*42 Va
Sep
35% Apr 23
49%
18 Va
17
99
86
42%
48% Jun
Jan
18
49%
17 VB
Cone
13% Sep
17%
83 %
48%
42 Va
23% Jan
27% July 15
60%
2,400
18
86
17%
Conde
26
91
1,500
42%
44%. July 19
8% Aug 23
23% Jan
-
60 %
60'/a
110
35 %
167/s
Commercial
27
193
*91
*170
-
7,700
35
*42%
21% Aug 20
10
5
No par
Corp
preferred
Credit Co_.
19% Oct
185
29,600
104%
series B
50
Colorado & Southern Ry com—100
4% noncumulative 1st pfd——100
4% noncumulative 2nd pfd—100
Columbia Broadcasting Sys cl A-2.50
5%%
Engineering Inc
-
48
110 Vb
15%
*102%
Colorado Fuel & Iron com—No par
Commercial
12% Dec
Jan
33%
com—,—10
—No par
Colgate-Palmolive Co
Combustion
103% Jun
11
33%
104%
Cprp___No par
Internat'l
Consolidated
18
32%
104 3A
1
92%
July 22
15
60%
111%
Nov
24% Jan
93
110
*90'A
58
27% Jan- 27
*170
109%
31% July 15
29
185
*85
47%
47
*170
100
48
28
47
—No par
12
21% Dec
47
preferred_100
14
20% Oct
17%
18
100
1
preferred
4%
Jan
4
35 %
35
86
No par
34% Jan
Jan
34%
15
15 VB
104%
18
60
107%
109%
14%
*102%
34%
44
6
107%
14%
104%
86
*91
11,400
*102%
18%
*109%
46
33%
38% Jan
Mar
109 %
45
14%
86
200
5,100
45 %
53%
48% Dec
8
45%
106%
35
4,400
45
34%
Columbus
37% Dec
DAY
24%
104 Vb
75
52
11
15% May 11
4
36% Jan
43%
ELECTION
24
...
74%
33
11
22 % Jan
40
.57,000
76
1«C
41% Jan
3
1,600
11%
67
104
24 VB
52
26% Jan
27
.
30
66 Va
104%
18%
51% Mar 17
50% Sep
Va
„.
3,200
2%
74
51
27% Dec
29
23%
*103 %
.76
73
_
Alkman
23%
104'A
75
43%
common
i%
&
23 '/a
103'/a
No par
CJopay Corp
Collins
CLOSED
*71%
Cluett Peabody & Co cam
$3.50
67%
*42
preferred
Coca-Cola
13
11
*29
66%
stock—50
—1
4%
.
976
2
14
Inc
conv
cum
11
30
65%
17%
gtd—50
7%
RR
guaranteed
Foods
10%
29 Va
200
8%
18
2%
2%
29%
86
preferred—100
Coca-Cola Co (The)
5
Dec
&-Pitts
125% Mar 17
Apr
34%
Illuminating com.No par
J
No par
Molybdenum
28
47% Jan
14% Sep
Special
Oct
3 % Aug 30
37% Aug 11
34%
preferred
Cleveland
35% Nov
108
90
Nov
$4.50
Climax
24
104%
5
Clevite Corporation
Oct
38% Dec
noncumulative
Cleve Elec
56% Aug 20
Feb
*102%
No par
Corp
23%;Jan 27
Jan
Dec
4
100
common
9
78
89
27
14%
STOCK
EXCHANGE
43%
107%
14%
V
convertible
7
4
32% Mar 25
July 24
Mar
42%
105%
i
July
107
89
75% Sep
C
77%
5
No par
i
common
preferred
100
Equipment Co
20
& St Louis Ry Co com—100
Clark
5%
74
10
10
Corp
Co
Products
4'A'A
C
23%
104V4
Co.:
preferred
City
C
23%
103 Va
Machine Co
Jan
92% Apr
2% May
34% Dec. 21
28% Apr
128%
5
24
Mar 15
Financial
Service
Investing
City Stores Co
Aug 20
64% Aug
41
33% Sep
22% Jan
11
110% Aug 27
70% Dec
Mai' 23
Oct
49% July 19
May 12
53% Jan
107:
Oct
37
8%
*17%
11 %
:
65 Va
65
100
110% Nov
5%
64 Vo
No par
*
——
C
T
*28
2 Va
9
18
& Electric—
Gas
preferred
Cincinnati Milling
I
*11%
29
*27%
*17 Va
2%
2% :
11%
11 'A
25
9
9
18%
*17%
2%
25
25
*8%
9
18%
%
—1
Aug 12
4
33% Jan
24
Jun
80
100
4%
*2
1
preferred
convertible
Common
22
16
30% Dec
24% Jun
-
*8%
*17%
common
Cincinnati
22% Dec
17% Jun
91% Jun
,,
Oil
Copper' Co
Chrysler Corp
30
No par
10
Cab
Cotton
12,700
.
"j
490
9,500
400
■
•
)i
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
14
...
Monday, November 8, 1954
(1882)
Continued-Page 2
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
LOW
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Year 1953
Highest
Lowest
40% Sep
15
Dec
29
15% Feb
Anderson
July 21
8% Feb 23
52% Mar 29
Anderson-Pilchard
41
6
57% May
42% July 30
•"
2% Nov 24
5
Jan
26
7
2% Feb
14
52
Jan
9
21
Andes
4% Sep
42% Sep
22
A
20
Argo Oil
Sep
16
Sep
14
23% Mar 27
17% Jan
4
25% J«n
5
33% Jan
4
21
14
43% Jan
58% Oct
30% Sep
12% Mar 28
8% Apr
30
85% Apr 26
12% Oct
7
106% Oct
7
15
Sep 15
8Vs Sep
77
Mar 25
93
Jan
Jan
29
7
57
21
16% May 28
5% Dec 30
117% Dec
23
114
32% Jan
11% Sep
14
15
Dec
14
29
59% Dec
9
48% Feb
97
89% Sep 24
102% Sep
25% Sep
22
i/2
6
n
Jan
Mar
3
3% Oct
5
May 19
21
26
23
14% Apr
3
14
4
26%Ja»
18
18% Jan
4
27
Nov
5
22
93% Jan
6
110
Mar 25
31% Jail
4
Jan
5
92% Jan
8
57% Jan
15
3
25% Sep 25
18% Sep
Jan
22% Mar 11
13
54% Jan
4
Mar 27
Jan
100
89% Sep
32
30% Nov 30
8
97% Mar 25
92
85
88 % July
5
103% Oct
'5
Jan
4
119% Jan
2
Nov
19
58% Dec
16
21 % Aug
33% Jan
2
27% Jan
4
Jan
22
95% Jan
16
Jl% Apr
24
36% Mar 27
94% July 16
108 % Mar 18
15
16% Dec
Dec
13% Jan
10%
*10%
34% Jan » 4
4
128
17
Feb
20
May 28
39 7 3
38%
39%
4.900
5
22%
22%
22 'a
22%
23
23 %
23%
23%
2.600
10
X54%
*99%
26
4% Jan
4
6% Aug
37% Jan
4
47% Aug
16
4% Jan
4
7% Sep
22
42% Jan
7
99%
*
EXCHANGE
19%
100
171, %
171%
171%
640
*18%
1"%
19%
19 %
100
7Ja
7%
7%
3,300
22 %
23
'"3,
23%
24
10%
11%
11
11%
11%
11%
24%
DAY
24%
24%
24%
24',4
24%
25
1,600
27
11,200
26
2s
114%
115%
59%
59%
59%
59%
59%
33%
33%
33%
33%:
34
*99 %
100%
*99 %
100%
100%
Line RR——No par
119%
119%
121%
123%
123
*21%
117%
107%
170
47
47%
3,100
116%
116
117%
59 %
60
60
34
34%
34%
100%
*99%
100%
123%
123%
124%
33%
100%
107%
1.000
1.400
40
2.900
■
23
*21%
23
10.600
,
33
33%
33%
33%
100
100 %
100%
100%
500
33
r
33%
33%
39%
8,200
47 %
1,300
37%
37%
37%
103
*21%
33
100
36%
26%
.
46%
113%
.
23
*21%
33%
100%
32%
100
26%
800
49,400
45%
108
-
46
116
23
26
198%
I SS Lines-
distribution
7%
7%.
22%
50
——50
Co com—10
—100
W
70
ELECTION
45%
—
6.200
*£9%
11%
22%
a*
& Santa Fe—
1
i
4.500
87-%
87%
100
25%
,
75.600
.
171%
-
19 %
13%
87%
104%
100
171
7%
CLOSED
7%
7%
169%
STOCK
172
*22
(voting)
15
15
*11%
11
10%
0%
9%
123
23.200
20%
20%
5%
*45%
*11%
10%
10%
9%
17
5,300
,%
100
46
16%
16%
20%
5%
45 %
15
20%
20%
21 %'
5%
20%
5%
45%
Ml'g Corp (The) common-—3
conv
preferred
No par
20 %
5%
$2.25
15
410
125
123
123
*16
17
*16%
17
*16
of Amer—5
Co
Canteen
123
*11
9
46%
46 %
46%
123
*10%
($1.20)—No par
prior pref
46 %
121
121
Corp
-—No par
Nichols common
No par
46
45%
45%
i—20
—
convertible pfd. series A—100
Conv
5
Jan
99%
*18%
Atlas Tack
5
26
99%
87%
12
101
Powder—
Avco
8% Feb
86%
5
Automatic
52 % Feb
85%
23.000
58%
11%
104%
107%
_
Common
Austin
4% Dec
863,
57%
11%
103
25%
liquidating
7
18% Dec
104%
86 :
*170
53%
11%
101%
45%
Gulf &
4%
Mar 24
57%
12
11%
11%
104
101
58%
56 %
55%
11%
com——5
*3%
.
107%
Coast
14% Aug 23
18% Aug 23
12
Jan
100
—No par
39'%
4
45%
City Electric
24% Sep
5
15
16
3%
40%
—.
———
400
3%
39 %
Atlas Corp
23
Sep
4
38%
Relining common
10
Preferred $3.75 series B—--—100
7
*3%
*3%
38%
107%
preferred
Ex
4
11
5
Atlantic
Sep 23
48
8
10%
14
100
10
Atlantic
26
41% Sep
10% May 28
7% Mar 9
16% Mar 13
17% Mar 6
4% Dec
15
4",'o
5
Feb
60
4
103 % Jan
7
Jan
27
10%
Investment Co
Preferred
Atlas
.
10%
11
preferred
1st
Atlantic
.36% May 17
100% Nov
9
4
Jan
29
2
30% Feb
28% Jun
f
126% Aug 25
28
14
89% July
1
99
5.300
10%
25%
Atlantic
29
49
1.100
42%
Illinois
of
Common
23
Nov
37 % July 26
83% Dec
25% Sep
33
41%
prior preferred-—No par
Associates
120% Sep
.60
Jan
.
27%
42%
Constable
5.25%
Aug 30
47% Aug 23
13
29% Jan
18
25% Feb
33
42
Corp
Co
Atchison Topeka
103
14
60% Jun 23
Sep
86
37 %
42%
preferred.—No par
C'orp
5
Artloom Carpet Co Inc
No par
Arvin Industries Inc
—-—2.56
Ashland Gil & Refining Co——— 1
2nd preferred $1.50 series—No p.tr
A««"»"(<iinrt Dry Goods Corp—
Common
—,———.————
1
May 13
Nov
&■
conv
A mold
19-
20% Aug
6
107
38 "4
40%
$4 convertible
171% Nov 'i 4
13
10% Mar 26
18% Mar 25
38%
Armstrong Cork Co com-—No par
$3.75 preferred —;
No par
4
100
Jan 14
16
2
19% Jan'
.87% Nov.
11
$6
Shares
37%
Corp——_———
Steel
Armco
Armour
.
Nov. 5
41
rnc——
Co
the Week
Friday
1
40%
Archer-Daniels-Midland
25
30
Products
Nov.
37%
Mining
Copper
P W
Sales for
Thursday
Nov. 8
Corp——10
Oil
,13% Sep
11
PRICES
SALE
Wednesday
Nov. 2
21.80
Clayton «fc Co_
4
32% Jan
8
HIGH
AND
Tuesday
Nov. I
Par
EXCHANGE
Highest
12
33% Jan
5
Jan
45
Nov 25
32
Monday
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan. I
Lowest
5%
5%
5%
34.200
45 %
45%
300
*45%
v
46
<
■
2,700
■
B
7
22
4% Dec
Babbitt
&
Wilcox Co
Sep
14
11 % Mar 26
8% Jan
II
18% Dec
29
30% Mar 19
18% Jan
11
29% Nov
5
89
29
48% Mar 25
39% Jan
4
56% Oct
21
29
22% Mar 17
16% Jan
4
27 % Aug
Oct
12
19
58% Oct
25
Barber
Oil
30
Barker
Brothers
21
45% Dec
14
35% Jan
■
8
Dec
Dec
16
67
14
Sep
83
10
4
.17% Sep
68
7
59% Apr
Feb
43% Jan
76 % Mar 17
9
Jun
38
Baltimore
17% Mar 12
11% July
37% Sep
15
18
#% Sep 14
34% May 20
39% Feb
34 %
5
40% Oct
25% Mar 19
4
33% Oct
42% Dec
4
5
112% Dec
7
Dec
9
93
Jun
11% Feb 27
100
90% July 28
May
20 % Jan
4 % %
Bath
July 29
3%%
99'% Jan
6
107
Jun
30
4%%
5
3
19
Aug
Jan
6
88
9% Jan
22 % Mar
9
13% May
21
86% May
8
81
Beck
Mills
Shoe
21% Aug
4
36% Oct 29
35% Sep
10
14% Oct 25
4
48% Oct
4
Bell
3
23% Nov
5
4
27% Nov
5
31
33% Jan
27
Feb
30% May 26
29 % Jan
4
Mar 16
10% Apr
14
23% Jan
5
10% Dec 29
14
17% Sep
29
26% Feb
13
Oct" ~1
16
22%
Mai"13
Jan
93
May 21
90
2
r
90.% Jan
18
Jan
11
99
38% Jan
12
97
4
,51
Sep
14
68 % Mar 20
60
33% Jun
17
39% Dec
60
17
Jun
32
8
Oct
<5
7
32%
33
2,400
12%
12%
3.400
Loan
'
•
::V :
Consul
30% July 22
Best
&
Co
42% Oct £5
Best
Foods
15
57% Jan
50
4
85% Nov
165% Oct
5
144% Jan
Jan
9% May
100
preferred
Bigelow-Sanford Carpet (Del). com5
13
14% Aug 13
80% Oct 27
6
82% Jan
65 % Apr
31% Apr 30
15% Sep 14
38% Aug 26
36% Feb
9
22% Mar 17
17% Jail
12
27% Oct
12% Sep
21% Jan
5
15
14% Jan
11
22% Feb
3
4%%
25% Aug 12
26% Sep
8
Oct
63
19% Sep
8
15
15
Dec
27
28% Dec
17
30
50
16%
Sep"
21% Jan
6% Dec
15
23%
15
Mar"_3
29 % Mar
2
27% Jan
18
12 % Mar 12
14
12% Sep
15
14% Aug 13
11
Jan
13
12
Mar
64% Sep
li
86
Ma~l~23
3
5
38
22% Sep
5
May
1
17% Nov
Jun
26
6% Jan
4
23
13 % Jan
4
8
July 29
68% Sep 10
74% Jan
4
86% Jun
15
94% Jan
12
93% Jail
12
48 % Nov
18
50
11
49% Jan
7
6% Dec
31
13% Mar 19
26% Dec
31
46% Mar
9
33
2
Dec
Black
Aug 16
(E W)
Bliss
&
40% Sep 23
69 % Aug 10
24% Apr
8
Bloekson
34% Aug 27
15% Aug 30
Bon
Bohn
68 V2
Sep
10
104% Oct
1
Bond
35
1
Sep 21
Mar
31
11% Jan
7
6% Jan
19% Sep
15
25% Mar 10
23 % Jan
28
22
42% Feb
5"% Dec
Sep
2
33% Sep 21
17% Sep 21
39% Aug 17
26% Jan
20
91
99% Feb
9
27% Jan
29
May 28
22% Jun
15
11% Sep
25
69% July 14
3
Borden
57% Nov
19% Jan
4
95% July 20
26
Jan
6
13% July 20
12 % Jan
4
66 % Jail
60
Jan
13
5
5%
4
67
Oct
28% Oct
100
17
4
25
28
Mar 11
July 28
13% Jan
15
20% Oct
22
12
32% July 27
11% Jan
4
14% Aug 11
72% Dec
3
83% Feb
74
6
81% Oct
6
Jan
28
25
5
31~% Nov'lfl
37% Mar 24
Jan
2
10% Jan
15% July 15
7
80% Feb
67
Jun
30
73% Jun
10
43
% Mar
78
Jan
75
13% Sep
14
17% Feb
11
88
Oct
5
77% Aug 11
77
Nov
Nov
3
preferred '
•
-
.
Roller
Bower
Bearing Co
Airways Inc
Braniff
35
Oct
6
Jan
9
11% Sep
30
79
Aug 28
15
15% Jan
40
Mar
9
22% Aug
11% Feb
15% May 20
19
July 13
15% Feb
86
16
Mar 16
36% Feb
49
Oct
29
11% Jan
23% Nov
4
u1
28%
a
7.000
3,100
%
44.800
29%
29%
29
41%
40%
40%
41
42
41%
42
30%
X30%
82%
81%
84
82%
85%
164%
164%
164%
165%
165%
900
10,600
28
165
28%
28%
164 "2
1.100
1,700
57,000
13%
13%
12%
13%
12%
12%
80
80
80
80
79 %
80%
43%
44%
45%
45%
46%
*46%
47%
1.000
26
26 %
27 %
26%
27
26%
27%
13.400
24
24
23%
24
12.500
13%
,
80
,
.,
24 %
24 VB
25%
38%
39%
39%
39%
4,200
60%
61%
60%
61 %
57.400
4,600
17%
17%
17%
17%
29
29
27%
28%
12%
12
12%
11%
12
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
9
9
9
800
17%
29%
14%
14%
17%
29%
*12%
17%,
30
12 "4
430
24 %
;
64%
9
S %
9
630
1,600
66%
67%
101%
66%
101%
96%
96%
52%
53
53
53 %
53%
11%
12%
25%
25%
29%
101
310
5,600
9
100%
64%
100%
97%
64
*96
2,200
6,900
97
10
53%
3,600
12%
12%
9.100
25%
25%
29%
29%
1,200
12%
12%
17,200
a
31%
31%
12%
32%
11%
11%
11%
11%
100
5
2.50
5
23%
28%
24%
24 y4
24 V2
28%
28%
287b
12%
12%
12%
12%
12 %
28%
51
61 %
26%
*98
28%
29%
3A
29 7
3%%
preferred
100
—,
—
Co
29%
13%
No par
1
Bigelow
*80
15
Inc
*29
52
51%
53%
53%
57%
54%
64
64
64
64%
63%
64%
27%.
27%
27%;.
27%
27%*
27%
277a.
14,400
56%
63 %
1,300
1
*98
13%
13%
80 3 »
80 3
1,400
9,900
100
31%
8.000
13%
13%
13%
13%
2,300
81%
*30%
31 %
31%
13%
80%
*98
100
*80%
31
30%
301'4
.
99
*98
100
17.200
...
a
31%
31%
100
Brunswick-Balke-Collender—No par
19%
19%
19%
20
19%
19%
19%
19%
5.700
5
29%
29%
30
30%
31
31%
29%
30%
14.400
27,700
Bucyrus-Erie
Budd
$5
(The)
Co
-
-
,
Co common
13%
5
preferred
*80
rNo par
1
28%
41%
Walcli
Co
49%
50
Terminal
29
41 Va
42%
42%
43 %
50
81%
t
14%
81%
28%
28 7
42%
43
51
51
14
x!3%
14%
14%
14%
14%
8(3
*84
87
86%
86%
*35%
*77
79
79
75%
20%
79
*76%
76%
X75%
20%
20%
5
1
1.300
*15
50
49
49
15
22%
22%
14%
*75
75%
7612
75
76
21%
21%
21%
1,220
79
77
21%
26.400
21%
*75
---
1.540
13.600
15
15
15
15
15
15
*43
49
43
48
49
49
600
23
23
23%
23%
23%
13.600
93
92%
93
92
92%
210
Terminal
5%
conv
Butler
Co
24.900
37
■>'
51
200
2.400
a
51
50%
13%
86
100
preference
Burroughs Corp
Bush
28:%
.100
preferred
3%%
4% V second
*80%
28%
,
1——100
Inc
preferred —.
4%
14
31
14V4
81%
23%
43%v
5
Co
14
14%
14
*80
10
Co
Forge
Bulova
13%
81%
28%
Bldg—
prior preferred
Bros
common
79% Jan
93% Oct
4
5% Sep
15
12% Feb
26
7% Jan
10% Apr
12
29
27% Mar 20
15% JUn
26% Sep
102% Oct
16
30
109 % Mar 10
107% Nov
1
16% 8ep
15
24 % Mar 12
16% Jan
24% Oct
21
27% Jan
22
33% Sep
2% Jun
17
California
4%%
common
93
23%
preferred——
& Zinc
Butte Copper
By'ers Co (A M)'
15%
*92
8%
—100 '
.—5
No par
7%
participating preferred
100
Byron Jackson Co.
10
July
49%
%
53
16% Dec
98
43 7
jr,
53
Bridgeport Brass Co
Briggs Manufacturing Corp~No par
Briggs & Stratt.on
—No par
Bristol-Myers Co common
2.50
Bush
11
49%
%
99%
Burlington Mills Corp common—1
2
17
43%
IS
*96%
Bullard
91% Jan
49
%
97%
Mar 12
10
22
48%
99%
30
29
95
63%
11
Jun
93%
63%
24
10 % Dec
95%
98%
*96%
25% Jan
74
35% Jun
92%
5
100
Buffalo
51% Aug 16
57% Aug 20
2
94 "2
if.
9
25
Co
100
48%
14%.
1.25
Inc
26%
*97
91%
61%
25% Feb
17% Jan
25
100
15
&
22% Mar 17
3,200
25
*97
59 %
new
Shoe
28-% May 20
16% Mar 25
Jan
Club
Brown
4
8,900
23%
23%
23
25
100
61 %
No par
Brown
14
15
23%
27%
22%
25
V *97
DAY
59 %
17%
29%
12%
Brooklyn Union Gas com
13% Nov
8,300
36%
No par
1
2
14% July 19
20% Sep
10% Sep
3,300
47%
7.50
83
33% Aug
1,900
13%
45%
:—5
Common
11
33%
12%
& Maine RR—
14% Aug 12
Jail
33%
13%
47
100
Edison
31
36% Jan
33%
13
45%
39
Boston
33 % Aug
33%
13
45%
24%
3
27
33%
12%
23%
9
13% Oct
20
37
Sep
32% July 27
36%
23%
56% Aug
Aug 12
*35%
23%
A
(The)
Co
36%
37%
Inc.
Stores
36%
23%
B
Book-ol'-the-Month
11,000
36%
23%
Brass Corp
&
class
20%
23%
23%
Borg-Warner Corp common—
3%% preferred
98
6
11
38
Co
19%
1
2.50
Co
10
*36%
20
25%
Co—:
Aluminum
Ami
Class
15% July 30
12% Jau 11
Chemical
Airplane
Boeing
10,600
38
83
19%
43%
Co.
18%
18%
13%
210
106
*86%
10
Laughlin Inc
105%
19%
-No par
Mfg Co
(Delaware)
Co
Bliss
Boston
5% May
20% May 11
25«, Jan 11
Decker
18%
88
131
*124
91%
80
100
pfd series of 1951
&
Blaw-Knox
28
131
106%
900
48%
43
43%
43
*124
120
37%
*37
44%
22%
<
ELECTION
165
13%
7%
700
32%
•<
CLOSED
25
28
41
79
com—No par
(Del)
15%
*35%
EXCHANGE
13
43 %
%
1
44% Sep
STOCK
32%
90%
48
1
4
36%
100
1 peso
Mining Co.
Benguet
27
7,000
15%
19%
—
10
Corp
55%
*106
18%
*86%
87
19%
*97
-100
55
15%
*15
47%
18
18%
55%
53%
131
105%
105%
20
81
*80
81
*80
105%
*124
131
*24%
10
47%
48%
48%
*124
—
Jan
16
•
*32%
12%
43%
30 % Jan
146% Dec
15%
12%
24
19
15%
37
27% Jan
31
55%
33%
37% Jan
9% Dec
54
12%
5
135% Jun
55
36
——,—5
Steel
81
33
50
preferred———
Bethlehem
80 "2
12%
25
5
1,600
82
33%
30
Jan
3,500
25
37
Oct
% May 18
30.100
56%
24%
12%
% Dec
1% Jan
29%
56%
24 %
36
22% Nov
30
28%
56''2
24%
32
-100
1
—.
Corp
issued".
Beneficial
July 15
29
55%
24
12
Co————10
.
1
*
'-1
RR
Aviation
Bendix
28 %
56
24
24
18
87
19
*35%
pfd
Howell Co common—-
&
4%%
28%
55%
55
1,500
31%
2.50
Aircraft
"When
Bell
27%
28
105%
4%%
Packing
Belding-Hemiugway
Apr
1% Jan
Creek
Beech
24.700
38%
100
Beech-Nut
17% Jan
16% Mar 20
14
May 19
Sep
13.300
9%
*37
31%
12
12.50
Aircraft Corp
22% Nov
9
64%
9%
7
15%
No par
Inc
S)
(A
6%
63%
9%
15%
preferred—100
preferred
Beech
6%
64%
9%
54%
24
*81
54%
10
Corp
prior
conv
Beaunit
Mar 12
4
28
78
Works
Beatrice Foods Co common
134
6%
63%
9%
—50
common
Bayuk Cigars Inc
14
51% July 30
4
6%
63%
'!& 9
9%
10
:
preferred
4
6%
60%
100
10
preferred—
Corp.
Iron
Jan
14% Dec
Dec
13% Oct
4
9% Jan 1
40% Jan
107
common
Convertible 5%'
11
18
Ohio
&
noncumulatlve preferred—100
Bangor & Aroostook common
50
1
1*% Sep
29
Corp.—13
100
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
4%
1
11% Dec
(The)-Nopar
61%
6%
6-»
60%
9
27%
1
Inc.-
(T)
Babcock
65'% July 12
10% July 22
25
105
1
8%
107%
20%
'
92
8%
"
-
8%
9
9%
24%
24%
24
24
106%
106%
106
V
106
23
23%
24%
31
31%
"
"
OTT
106
400
4,100
24%
24
24
31 %
24
2.200
3%,_ 9
2T
106
24
23
170
31%
31
31%
c
20% Oct
7
1 % Dec
28
3% Mar
6% Sep
20% Sep
15
9% Mar
24
10
Sep
86% Oct
15
46% Jan
22
7
17% Apr 24
21
2
1% Jan
4
2
7% Jan
8
29
13% Mar
102
4
2
27% Jan
Jan
3
Jan
30
54% Nov 27
22
Dec
20 % Jan
4
Canada
$4.25
11
22% Jan
5
Dec
29
34
Jan
5
21% Jail
4
16
54
Jan
5
44% Jan
4
59% Oct
27% July
28% Jun
61
30%
30%
2%
2 %
2%
5
9%
9%
97s
23 %
?•>%
25
Campbell
14% May 12
99% May 13
6
43% Dec
30
12% Aug 20
52% Jail
24
Calumet
1
Callahan
15
Zinc-Lead
& Hecla Inc
14
90 % Jau
24
page
11% Sep
25% Sep
Co
100
Breweries Ltd
No par
*24%
&
C Foundry
15
preferred——_No par
Southern Ry
Canada
9
Canadian
Cannon
5
23%
12%
94 %
*58%
W
conv
Canadian
7
:
Dry Ginger Ale com—1.65%
5
July 23
Packing Corp
Pacific
Mills
Ry
1
1—25
25%
No par
*53%
2%
10
12%
12%
12%
95
95
26%'
54%
2 %
9%
24
?■>%
95
59
.
■
t
12%
2%
2%
2.300
5.900
2%
10
10
10 %
24%
24
24%
12%
*95
96
*53%
59
-
12%
12 % 1'-
95
.'12.900
'2.000
9,700
95"
270
'
*58
59
24%
24%
24%
24%
26%
26%
26%
27%
*53%
54%
54%
54%
*58%
59
24%.
25%
26%
27%'
*54
55
700
41.000
100
.Volume 180
Number 5375
...
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1883)
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Year 11)53
Lowest
8% Dec
29
13 % Jan
23% Sep
14
30
16% Sep
14
19 % May 25
103'/4 July 20
8% Jan
113% Mar 19
29
4
17% Oct
28
Capital
13
40 V* Apr
12
Carborundum
17% Jan
5
25% Nov
4
107 ',
5
22
Jan
16
40% Jan
14
46% Jan
116
4
2
12'/8 Sep
24
16
25
Jan
5
24
143
Jan
9
Jan
13
14% Mar 27
13% May
113
Jan
7
Carpenter
Co
70% Nov
3
10
12,0
Apr
79% Oct
12
6
41/2%
Nov
4
Celotex
4
38% Jan
6
16% Apr
28
133'% Jan
2
107% Jan
4
98
24
2
Jan
66% May
5
19% Mar 25
Jan
16
4
25
4
15% Oct
30
16% Mar 18
15% Jan
11
18% Nov
19% Feb
19
20% July 27
18
Oct
28
21% Ma
7% Feb
15
26
4% Jail
4
Caterpillar
5%
40% Jan
22
23 % Mar 25
32% Jan
12
15
73 % Jan
30
54 % Mar 24
73% Nov
3
12 % Jan
151/2 July 27
46 % Aug 30
35% Jun
Mar 27
13
11% July 14
42% Mar 25
16
110
Jan
4
38 % Jan
8
6
105% Jan
19
2
19% Jan
a
Mar
112
Central
Central
19% Jun
16
Central
19% Jim
16
Illinois
4%%
14
28 % Feb
24
15% Mar 15
14
28% Feb
2b
15% Jan
4
10
23% Dec
10
23 % Jan
6
29 % Nov
5
Central
10% Dec
30
17% Mar 16
10% Feb
26
13 % Aug
2
Central
Violeta
6% Dec
16
9% Mar 12
Century
13
14
30
15
Sep
8% Oct
4
33
4
22 % Aug
33'% Jan
4
42
Feb
37
3
<
Oct
21
5
17
Aug 17
No par
20%
21%
21
5
*46%
46%
52%
54
1
Cerro
Chain
*18y8
18»/2
18%
South
6y4
30Vb
55
53%
54%
18 VB
18 Va
17
18 VB
18 VB
16%
17
14%
N
class
J
West
44
110%
10
70'/2
69
104%
122
*103
'
21
122
69%
20%
21%
115%
Mills
•
23,500
*
74
76
76
76%
23%
23%
25
24%
25
*i8y4
DAY
741/,
22%
18%
18 Va
18%
18 Va
18%
900
18%
19
19
19
19%
1,600
115
115
60
'
2,700
25,600
6%
6%
6%
6%
6 %
6%
1,700
30%
30%
30%
31%
31%
31%
4,700
73V4
1
73%
73%
73%
73
73 3
4
4,700
15%
7.000
14%
15
?
15
13 Va
15
44%
451/,
45%
44%
45%
46
110%
110%
110%
*110'A
111
*110%
111
50
45%
1,600
24
23%
24%
23%
24
23%
24
8,800
17%
17%
17%
18%
18%
18%
18%
19
3,700
17%
18
18%-
19
*18%
19
26%
27%
27%
28V4
28'/a
29
11%
12
13'%
12%
12%
No par
*7%
5
28%
29y4
20%
20%
1
10
»
100
21%
20%
731%
■
*liy4
Corp
210
8,100
4
103%
115%
5
Corp—
69 3
103%
115%
1,100
123
69
105
9 50
Co
Products
121%
23
A___50
Corp
Co
»
15
No par
com
121
15,400
35,000
i8'/2
■
73%
6'/4
16%
300
•
ELECTION
-
>
171/4
20 y4
30'/b
73
Elec__No par
Sugar
Pasco
Belt
54%
18Vb
9,500
115%
18y2
50
de
54%
67
CIOS'SD
22%
100
of
Co
Certain-Teed
47
*103
"
EXuHauGE
73%
100
B
&
20%
1
&
'
STOCK
'
116
No par
preferred
RR
47
54'
66y2
5
510
47'A
*18
105
7,100
114
47%
120V>
22%
113
46%
122y4
73'/2
115
46%
121%
19%
12,900
25 VB
22%
16%
*114%
34 Va
25
22
16%
66y8
33 %
25 '/a
22%
18y8
*103
15,900
33%
*114
16%
22%
16%
10
Shares
16%
22%
18
Illinois Public Service
Class
%'
12.50
Co—
Ribbon
19% Oct
6% May 27
114%
common
Light
14% Sep
18% Jun
12% Jan
*114
Corp
Hudson Gas
Central
20 % Jan
113%
100
Foundry
5
5
Ohio Ry_100
of Georgia Ry
preferred series B
5%
22
15% Mar 20
24%
Central
14% Sep
38% Jan
24%
20
12
11 % Sep
31%
24
Aguirre Sugar Co
24
24 % Sep
32%
23%
4.20%
Jun
20% Mar
31%
23%
HOO
17% Jun
97
17
coiy preferred series A. 100
Corp common—
No par
Central
31
59% Sep
16%
114
the Week
Nov. 5
16%
preferred
7% Aug 16
4
26"% Dec
Friday
Nov. 1
16%
Celanese Corp of Amer com__No par
7%
2nd preferred—
100
Central
Sales for
Thursday
Nov. 3
16%
common
Tractor
Preferred
12
r
*
31%
preferred
105% Sep
23% Sep
PRICES
Wednesday
Nov. 2
10
&
General
4
Tuesday
16%
Co—
&
17
!
10
Steel
I)
(J
...
Nov. 1
31%
Light
Carriers
7%
Monday
1
&
Case
26
44% Feb
24
Power
*
5
Co
Carrier Corp
101% Jun
29
4% Sep
Carolina
2
18% Dec
Inc
(The)
Carolina Clinclii'ield
24
105
;
Par
>
(Philip) Mfg Co
Feb
23
15% Sep
12
Carey
Airlines
65% Jan
21
65% Dec
2
17% Apr
129% Feh
4
96% Jun
Dec
22
49% Aug
3
62»/4 Apr 13
1
18% Nov
3
45% Sep
104
Jun
23% Aug
5
48% Dec
49
14
14% Sep
111% Dec
Jan
20 % Oct
34% Jan
EXCHANGE
Continued—Page 3
LOW AND HIGH SALE
NEW YORK STOCK
.
Highest
Jan
28
May 27
39% Sep
STOCKS
x„,„r
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
HighpfaNMMttH*'
15
*36
8V4
18%
19
28
29%
*12%
1,300
„
12,100
1234
600
*7%
*
*7%
8%
*7%
8%
30%
30%
31%
31%
31%
8,600
20%
37%
8%
29'%
*
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
31,200
37
37
38
38
*37%
38%
600
55
*53%
Champion Paper & Fibre Co26% Jim
34 % Dec
22
33
30
Jan
11
55
98% Jan
3
103 % Jan
16
92 Va Jun
5
108
22
'■
105 %
105%
105%
105%
30'/4
30%
31 %
31%
32;:«
32%
33%
27,700
6%
6%
6 Vu
6'/a
6%
6%
6%
5
Manufacturing—_1.25
Chesapeake Corp of Virginia
5
6%
5,200
x38
38%
38%
38%
38%
Va Aug 23
20
Chesupeake & Ohio Ry common-.25
3%% convertible preferred—100
35%
36
*92
7 % Aug
39
15
41% Feb
2
3
85 % Oct
27
84
14
Sep
50%
105%
29%
4
32% Sep
12
50%
105%
1
39% Nov
31 % Feb
21
50%
No par
5
31
Jun
No par
$4.50
25% Jan
2 5'A Dec
4
•
38% Jaii
% Jan
Common
Chance
2
15
4
Mar 17
4% Feb
7 % Mar 27
4% Sep
80
Nov
38% Aug 11
May 12
13
20
92 % Oct
15
23% Mar 13
Jan
4
18% Feb
5
Aug
31
26
% Mar 17
23% Feb
3
27% Sep
16
21% Mar 24
18% Jan
5
47 Vb May 14
Oct
7
26% Jan
5
18 % Jan
4
27 % Oct
6
34% Jan
21
27% Jan
4
Checker
23
17% ,Jun
17
Sep
14
18
Jan
6
12% Mar
31
10
Jan
6
5% Jan
29
22% Jan
13
40% Sep
15
51% Jan
2
10 Vb Dec
30
30 % Dec
30
38
12
10
21% May 21
44 % Aug
1
'
.
-.
6
10
Jun
35 % Mar
5
Sep
22
Oct
10
14% Nov
4
2
46% Jail
% Jan
11
13
26
Oct
29
34% Feb
Aug 17
59
Aug 31
59
6
Oct
Mar" 19
63
Jail
5
96
Aug
76% May 27
% Jan
11
79% NOV
3
92
Jan
4
105% Nov
25
Jan
12
7% Oct
13
9% Jan
7
10% Sep
22
14% Feb
11
11% Jan
5
1 % Dec
18
3% Feb
10
1% Jan
4
0% Oct
13
13 % Feb
13
7 Va Jan
95
7% July
6
10% Aug 30
20% Sep 17
5
21
Feb
5
35
2
56 % Feb
1
70
Sep
30
22% Dec
25
Aug
18
*17%
"L,
17%
26
26%
25 3
20%
21%
21%
22
21%
21%
19,200
Chicago Great Western Ry com__50
30%
30%
31
31
31%
31%
31%
33%
8,700
3,400
5%
A
(The)
preferred
Class
50
*34
Chic
Chic
series
&
5%
Paul
A
North
&
34%
34%
34%
35
35%
35%
36%
15%
15%
15%
15%
16
Vb
16
16%
9%
9%
9%
9'A
9%
9
13%
13%
13%
13%
14%
42 %
42%
42%
43 7
100
com
No par
13%
41 %
11%,
100
convertible
5%
Childs
9
15
Co
11%
11%
11%
11%
26%
26%
27%
27
27%
32
32%
32 VB
33%
32%
33%
*83
75%
105
90
Va
*83
77"%
78%
105
:
10
*17'/a
18%
*17%
1
*2'/4
2%
2%
25
11'A
11%
*11 VB
25
*27%
29
*28
25
<34 %
65
preferred
Co
Corp
18%
79%
18,500
105 %
2,100
8%
8%
18
*17%
2%
.
78%
105 %
*17%
79'A
105%
9
9
2%
11%
10%
11
29 %
30
66%
65%
67%
11%
200
18
2%
2%
29 Va
;
65 Va
4,200
13,500
9
78
105
*8%
°8%
♦
90
'83
90
105
79 %
105
9
*83
93
No par
Oil
convertible
4.700
12
26
31%
common
Copper
Chrysler
5,600
26
Pac ItR__.No par
Cotton
43%
No par
Chicago Yellow Cab
Chickaslia
49,100
31
preferred series A___100
conv
12
14%
43%
a
500
14
26'/«
com
preference
Chicago Roclc Is I &
11%
.43
1,800
9%
VA
5
preferred series A
Tool
500
26
15%
pfd
Western
1,800
17%
4
No par
Pae
noncum
Chicago Pneumatic
$3
*26%
*8%
B
Miliv. SI,
5%
17%
17%
No par
Chicago Ind & Louisville Ry cl A_25
5%
Jan
96% Jan
22,200
25%
Chile
39
29
37
93 %
*92
17%
29
11 % Oct
29
500
39 %
36%
9 3'A
20%
; May 25
5
Dec
39
36%
no
25%
18
58% Dec
22
"
17 '/4
Jan
3
36 Vo
*92
93 %
3,000
20%
5
89% Jun
*92
54
106
25y4
3
62
82%
35%
106
1
9
36% Aug 12
38
93 y4
53%
40
•'
30% Aug 31
35%
51
com—No par
Class
26
10
Inc
Cab
Chicago Corp
22
8
Aircraft
Chicago & East 111 RR
17
16 % Oct
4
Dec
V'. 33% Nov
1
5 % Dec
,
preferred
Voughl
.
— ~ —
*
3,200
2%
1,600
11%
30
*29
60%
40
67
57,000
Cincinnati Gas & Electric—
17% Jun
19
7
20% Feb
18
91% Jun
25
102
Jan
2
97% Jan
4
35% Jan
22
55
Dec
4
47
Jan
12
84
24% Jun
16
30% Dec
2
28% Jan
11
47
2
78
Jan
4
5
Cities
9% Jan
5
15 % Nov
4
City
98% July 22
104% Sep
22
70% Oct
6
9% Sep
15
95% Jan
14% Jan
102
Jan
9
12
Jun
10
26 % Dec
15
33% Mar
5
14% Dec
28
15
28
17
Aug
83% Feb
3
72% Dec
9
74.
33% Jan
105% Oct
31
Odt
5
44% Jan
172
Feb
10
90
47% Jun
16
54% Nov
24
Jun
12
109 % Jail
19
70% Dec
15
80
100
41
18
.
,
75
Nov
6
Mar 24
152
30
July 14
Mai- 23
27% Jail
170
Oct
110% Nov
4
95
% Aug 12
14
4
37
Jan
4
19% Aug 20
Jan
27
91
87% Sep
7
4
11
Aug 20
49% July 19
210
May 12
53% Jan
Oct
*
Mar 15
91% Oct
4%
C
Service
City
5
2
75%' Sep 27
4 % %
Clark
C C
preferred
$4.50
Illuminating com.No
9
24
Feb
24
35% Nov
5
Clinton
89% Jun
12
97% Nov
25
92-% Apr
1
Oct
28
Feb
4
136
July 24
132% Jan
12
Dec
29
Jan
6
20
107% Oct
18
874
Jan
7
892
17
930
38% Dec
23
80
Jun
13
Dec .31
8
89
Dec
47% Jan
89
July
2
38% Jan
Nov
5
86% Jan
4
24% Feb
27
12 % Jan
20
90
14% Sep
14
20% Mar 17
43
23
66 % Mar 24
7
15% Mar 24
40% Sep
Dec
2
41
1
Mar 22
49
Dec
22
Mar 24
50
Jan
29
47
Sep
1
65% Mar 24
45
8
50*"% Dec
2
Apr
41% Feb
30
38% Jan
9
50 % Dec
9
Jan
22% Dec
38 % Jan
12% Dec
7
11% Jan
29
59% Mar
67
15
142
Oct
6
95% Oct
5
Foods
4% %
4
95% Sep
16
20 %
July 28
19% Sep 17
42 % May 24
47% Feb
16
57% Aug 13
Nov
5
5
41% Feb
79% Nov
5
5
12% Jan
15% Sep
29
24
19% Jan
33% Oct
6
56
4%
1
32%
preferred——100
1
-No pair
100
7%
preferved
4%
cumulative 2nd
(The)
Colgate-Palmolive
$3.50
No par
CDrp—_No par
Co
!
Alkman
&
No pur
5%%
series
preferred
Columbia
32 % Jun
17
37% Dec
2
44% July 19-
5% Dec
29
21% Dec
29
20% Oct
28
24 % Jan
15
17 %
Dec
30
20% Dec
31
20% Jan
12
6% Sep
34% Jun
14
11
Feb
25
7% Jan
4
13 Vi Sep
10
42% Dec
11
40% Jan
4
47% Aug
103% Jun
2
109 V2 Jan
5
107% Apr
26
109% Mar
12V2 Dec
16
16% Apr
24
12%,Jan
4
16% Sep
26% Jan
8
31% July 26
8
Mar
3
27% Jan- 27
6
4
8 % Aug
23
Conde
29
23% Jan
27
Cone
May
5
23% Jan
26
23% Jun
10
100
Jun
91
Jun
U
Jan
5
48% Jun
16
15
10
17
Sep 14
5% Dec 23
8
Dec
29
28
Jan
5
110% Jan
7
102
Mar 26
13% Apr
58
Jan
27
107
98
Jan
Jan
7
12% Feb
11
2
54
Jan
38% Jan'
5
18
10% Jan
10% Jan
6
6
7
27% July 15
113
106
Nov
23
3
4
20
4
Per footnote*
pee
oas*
55%
55
55
77%
79
78
79%
3,800
I
75
77 Vb
77%
79
78
79%
2,600
1
,1
.
14%
27
27%
4,400
81
81
46%
47
47
47%
2,700
28%
28%
28%
28%
4,400
52%
8,200
9,900
14%.
26%
81
81
*80%
46
28%
14%
14%
42%
4a
-—10
No par
Inc.
/
*7%
19%
20%
7%
20
20%
*
28%
17
41%
27
.
20
26%
26'A
7%
20%
20 VB
20%
20%.
20%
26%
26
26'A
26%
4,900
12%
121/4
12%.
12%
12%
12%
12%
43%
43%
44%
44%
45%
45%
45%
No par
Corp——1.33%
Consolidated Gas Elec Light &
109%
109%
109%
109%
109%
109%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
$5
preferred
——.
Consolidated "Foods
Power Cd of Bait com—No par
Preferred
series B
4%%
Preferred
4%
C
series
.—100
100
109
15%
16
109
1,200
16
4,600
*
•
29%
*113
*105
29%
113%
107
29%
30
30
30
30%
13,200
30%
113%
105
113
113
113
113
50
105
105
106
106
110
105
"113
26
*17%
19%
17%
17%
19
Jan
8%
9%
8%
9%
12,800
8%
9%
3
*8%
8%
9% Nov
pfd—-100
1
Consolidated Textile Co Inc——10c
Consumers Power Co com
No par
$4.50 preferred
No par
$4.52 preferred
No par
Container Corp of America—
(. ommon
10
*18%
25
7%
7%
7%
900
7%
7%
64% Oct
90% Jan
4
100
54% Jan
4
2J
1
Oct
77% Au;
102
28
Sep 22
No
Oct
4
4
26
4
?•
11,900
1,600
21
It
■
•
13.500
43%
1,700
105
f
1,300
26%
12%
Y cam—No par
Consol Edison of N
19
4
(
ti
4
19,400
69
7
1
■
400
20%
7%
19
May 25
'
16,900
22
19
1
■
22,300
43%
7%
20 VB
Corp-r*26
43 VB
73A
20%
20%
'
170
■
,
7%
*7%
20
T
34,900
27%
8L%
143A
14%
26 Va
46
,
170
19
109% Feb
Jan
55
68%
9
96
55%
77%
,
43
com—25
-
i
54%
55
19
7
8
56
i
■
75
17%
No par
i
•.
'
54%
68%
106% Jun
R7% Jan
55%
56
•
710
330
19
5
6
55%
i
j
?
,
400
,
68%
108% Feb
58% Nov
46%
19%
18
13
42%
43%
68%
99% Jun
23
42%
43
19
8% July 30
May 20
42%
423A
68
49 % Aug
5
112% Oct 26
87
*42 Vi
*
43
19
6
89% Sep
45% Jan
42 %
66 Vu
4
20% Jan
42%
*42
19
Jun
42% Jan
13,500
66%
5% Jan
101 %
18%
15
5
U
17%
18%
Consolidated
8
25y8 May 21
95% Jun
4
18%
17
Cigar
Consolidated
7
Apr
38% Jan
102% Feb
17%
i
100
Coppefmines Corp—5
5
105% Jan
2
18%,
17%
distribution
20
8
23
stock
Consolidated
Sep 24
2
Jun
17'/«
17 VB
Corp.—
NOV
40% Nov
18% Jan
2,800
75
109% Jan
93
16%
93
48
Publishing Co—No par
Nast
Mills
22 Vb Oct
19
99
16
7
Jun
35% Apr 23
*91%
16%
47 Va
Congoleum-Nairn
Ex
59%
92%
16
52%
Solvents
Consolidated
18
60%
92
16%
•
48
1
10
Co
Commonwealth Edison Co
Jan
58
92 VB
15%
51%
Carbon
Commercial
19% Oct
58%
92
47 3A
Nov
■"
57%
93
15%
51%
34% Jan
21 % Aug 20
7,900
57 Va
93
15%
48
Credit
15% May 11
36% Jan
4
60%
*850
*850
50%
Engineering Inc
Commercial
2
;
3,400
46%
Combustion
22% Jan
92%
50 %
July 22
preferred_No par-
$4.25 cumulative
&
30
139
111%
45% -.46
16%~*17%
41 Va
42
58
15
111
50
14
Sep
*90%
92%
52
44
16
*137
139
112
28%
8
3
111
3,000
34%
No par
6
48
*90 %
92%
112
920
1,500
3
3,
34%
Ohio Elec—5
38% Jan
12
*137
139
*90%
3
34%
Co
48% Dec
Jan
138
111
t
3 4 Vb
Southern
31
Sep 18
3
3
14%
26
81
45%
28%
Columbus
Columbian
34%
106
106
104
104 %
3
850
i4'/4
31% July 15
27
111%
%
33%
10,200
19,200
23,700
35%
108
25%
*80
45V2
11
17
92%
No par
41% Jan
Feb
140
20
19
— —
50
20%
103
,
54
common—No par
Pictures
26% Jan
50%- Sep
44
19%
74%
51% Mar 17
89
70
73
*42
34%
74%
27% Dec
68% Jan
*71 VB
43%
53%
2.50
69% Dec
15
109%
73
20 Vs
*53
73%
6
29
109%
110
43%
34%
100
A-2.50
Columbia Gas System Inc
3,100
61%
54%
17%
Class B
%
—
20
93
19%
42%
43
55
55
74%
pfd
-
60%
53%
16%
noncumulative 2nd
*91
•
61 %
33%
*42%
*42
*54%
Southern Ry com—100
noncumulative 1st pfd
100
4%
91
53%
50
4%
.
A-
57 %
*
Colorado &
Columbia Broadcasting Sys cl
.
410
1,900
49 %
185
34%
No par
B
49%
*170
185
52
109%
No par
Colorado Fuel & Iron com
43
2,400
86
109%
73
43%
18
33
*859
10
com
Corp
preferred
Collins
lt%
*71 %
17%
83%
*71%
110
110
1,500
18
33%
*90y4
preferred_100
Intern a t'l
43%
60 %
35%
48 %
48
*170
.
35
52
140
.
,
Sep 15
23% July
2
38% Sep 11
37
*85
47%-
7,700
104%
104% 104%
3
2%
33%
33%
1
common
-
Coca-Cola
60 % Nov
73
Cluett Peabody & Co cam
125% Mar 17
13
110
*71%
*42
18 %
51
_
Inc
conv
cum
Clopay Corp
60
par
60%
";*i09%
Molybdenum
976
79% Nov
3
Special guaranteed
Coca-Cola Co
Apr
:
29,600
15%
*102%
86
17%
18
86
No par
RR 7%
29% Oct
125% Feb
18
86
No par
Pitts
&
19
2
18 Va
86
gtd
50
stock—50
preferred
Cleveland
Climax
3
35 %
60%
Clevite Corporation
9
34%
35
35
110%
15
15 Vb
104%
91
44
Oct
14%
*102'/2
86
com
107%
109%
14%
104 %
60 y2
56% Aug 20
Jan
107%
109'/<
14%
93
23%; Jan 27
Sep
11.400
*102 y2
17%
100
46
*91
9
78
106 7/8
45
93
7
107
DAY
45 %
*91
Elec
July
128 %
ELECTION
200
5,100
45
45%
75
185
Jan
3 % Aug 30
37% Aug U
43%
4,400
74%
47
18
108
24 %
104 »/8
76
*170
40% Aug 13
2% May .4
32% Mar 25
24
104
74
.76
47
37
5
24 y8
104 v4
75
185
44% Mar 19
34% Dec. 21
23%
'•'103 %
23 %
47
26% Apr 15
43% Mar 20
6
23%
103 »/2 .104'%
*170
11
14
34%
■
20
Louis Ry Co
St
16
Sep
34%
„
CLOSED
_100
noncumulative preferred—100
&
21
2
14%
104%
5
common
Sep
28% Apr
14 %
*102%
No par
convertible
107 %
5
Equipment Co
C
105 y4
STOCK
EXCHANGE
'43%
100
Corp
City Stores Co
77%
42%
.
„10
—.
Sep
4
104%
74
10
common
33% Sep
22% Jan
Mar
23%
103'/2
Co
preferred
Products
5%
Jan
23 V4
100
Milling Machine Co
Investing Co
5% %
Cleve
70% Jun
No par
j
preferred
T" Financial Corp—No par
I
8
64% Aug
5
110% Aug 27
107:
Common.:
Cincinnati
Consol
RR
^Laundries Corp.
Natural
of
Cuba
Gas
5
6%
Consolidated Retail "Stores Inc
4%
a—■—-—1°0
poking.Co com„No par
preferred „—_a
No par
preferred
Continental
$5.50
Continental
$3.75
O
n
preferred
Inc
common
a
20
No par
7%
44
111%
*108%
x62
104
24%
99%
70%
*100
7%
7'A
«
45%
44%
44
45
111%
112
112
112
109
108 3
108%
109%
62%
104
4
63
*103
25%
25 Vb
99%
99%
71
71%
102
63%
64%
♦103
105
26%
100
,
•
72%
'25%
;; 100
\L,
73%
45%
45%
64
105
26%
100
75
*
6,000
310
112
*
112%
108%
109%
170
62%
112
109%
45%
300
63%
105
4,300
*103
25%
100
74%
102
26%..
20
12,700
100
490
76
9,500
102
400
/<
i
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1884)
Monday, November 8, 1954
...
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Bang* for Previous
15
10% Mar 17
11
20% Mar 17
"17% Jun
16
13% Mar
3
10% Jan
8
16
82% Jan
7
72
67
Jun
7% Sep
14
7% May
4
Oct
14
97% July 29
11% Aug
4
12
74% Oct
5%
convertible
13
62% Jan
Jan
4
7
Continental
Oil
Sep
15
22 A Mar 18
15 % Jan
4
23% Nov
4
Continental
Steel
14
28% Mar
19% Sep
25 % Apr
22
21
26% Jan 27
24
22% Jan
4
50% Oct
6
27% Feb
19
15 %
19% Sep
15
52
5
6
2
Jan 28
48% Jan
6
43% Dec
30
18% Sep
15
55% Jan 30
26% Mar 25
1
90% Dec 21
70
Apr
19
96% Jan
52
,
.
24
21% Jan
95% Jan
14
15
98
Jun 25
96% Jan
78
Not
71% Feb
24
Mar 31
161
9
176% Dec 31
~3% S_ep~T5
5
Jan
1% Nov 30
2
Mar
25% Sep
1
25% Jan
29
Jun
May 18
20% Sep 15
•
68% Sep
10
July 16
Sep 17
38
26% Mar 22
Crown Cork & Seal
Crown
15
29% Jan
4
29% Sep 14
17% July 20
35% Oct 15
35% Dec
17
34% Jan
4
57% Nov
Jan
16
101% Jan
4
105
6
21% Jan
11
32
Mar 17
72% Jan
4
96% Sep
34% Jan
33% Jan
24
89
Apr
3
$2
10
22%
233/4
23%
233/4
5,200
20%
20%
44
44%
20%
2,100
45%
47
46
46%
46
463/4
2,300
19%
197a
4,700
*48%
*47'
473%
200
28%
29'%
11,500
125%
127%
4,600
5
19%
19
60
•48%
46%
1
Corp
5
/.
-
1
,-y ■
1
25
1nrt
(The)
27%
121
*48%
49
47%
*47
473/4
27%
98
80%
180%
180%
21%
STOCK
122
CLOSED
28%
1261%
126
9774
98
98
101 %
*101
102
807s
82%
•180
83%
182
22
4%
1%
1%
33%
17a
200
28'%
28%
283/4
29
*283/4
29
500
2
14%
14%
143%
14%
Xl41/2
147a
141%
No par
Zellerbach
28%
Corp
143/4
35%
35%
35%
35%
35%
35%
35%
35%
400
5
557/a
56
553,4
57%
56%
57%
5678
57%
6,300
104%
1043/4
140
29%
7,300
91%
700
common
preferred
No par
Crucible Steel of Amer common—2s
5%
convertible preferred
100
28%
105
105
105
105
27%
27%
28%
29
2874
29%
88%
88
88
90%
91
20% Jan
26
Cuba
14 % Feb
20
Cuban-American Sugar common—10
7%
preferred
100
12
12
•180
195
Cudahy Packing Co common-.—5
5
5%
5
5%
•49
49%
49
49%
21
12% Mar 19
34% Jan
15
93% Dec 31
29
8% Apr
2
100% July 28
7% Jun 30
30% Apr
6% Apr
93
19
49% Sep
21
57% Feb
4
54% Jan
0
6% Sep
15
9% Feb
2
7% Jan
4
23 % Sep
131
25
Jan
11
Aug 17
13% Aug 11
32
Aug 11
Apr
17
134
Jan
7
136% July 20
Jan
15
39
Jan
11
Jan
23
138
31% Sep
15
43
29% Sep
83% Dec
15
40 % Mar 25
30% Jan
11
43% Nov
3
22
92
87% Jan
26
93% Sep
22
Dec
22
4
13% Aug 20
Jan
8
8% Mar 17
14% May
4
7
11% Jan
17
37
Apr 27
2
90
Jan
8
Jan
13
94% Jan
11
83
Apr 28
92
86
Jun
97 % Feb
3
17% Aug 31
Jan
16
11
23% Feb
3
A
'
/ 1 /
—•
Dana Corp
3%%
91
4
24
46
Aug 23
96% Apr
1
96% Apr 23
101% Oct
13
19% Jan
26
14% Nov
5
5%
pfd
•100%
101%
15% Jan
30
27% Dec 21
24% Mar 23
16% Jan
4
30% Dec
28% Jan 11
July 24
2% Dec
14
9% Dec
14
Mar
2
6% Mar 17
i
16 y2 Mar 25
17% Sep
18% Sep
25
64
19% Jun
4
1
% Mar 10
Mar 17
Sep
95% Jun
Jan
22
133
25% Sep
3
8
2% Apr 30
67% Feb
23
8
July 19
10% Jan
7
Feb
10
23% Sep
15
20% Jan
8
36% Nov
3
27% Jan
1
38% Oct
1
62% July
18
101
Jan
3% July 21
4
24
40% Feb
3
33% Jan
12
34% Feb 13
14% May 25
33% Jan
114
12
9% Sep
15
10% Sep 21
Jan
2
7% Sep 17
31% Jun
12
13% Feb
4
12
Nov 30
8% May 17
12
41% Dec
a
5
11% Jan
13
40
Jan
4
60
57
Jan
11
75
Aug
33% Oct
4
9
10% Jan
I
12% Oct
25
23% Mar 10
14% Jan
4
59% May 14
33% Feb
2
18% Sep
94% Oct
7
20
43% Jan
26% Aug
10
Sep
16
13% Dec 29
33%
Jun~10
17y« Sep
Aug 20
13% Feb 26
8
7
44% July 12
34% Nov
5
Dec
6% Dec
15
24% Jan
5
18% Jan
4
2
83% Jan
14
75% Jan
10
93% Oct
11% Oct
75
27
13% Sep
7
12% Aug 19
30
12% Jan
2
7
Jan
4
27
10
20
100
50
13.50
Escrow ctfs for preferred
100
Derby Oil Co (The)
8
Detroit Edison
20
Detroit Hillsdale & B W RR Co. 100
July
20% Jun
1
2
89
May 28
12% Sep 14
39% Sep 21
1% Dec 22
23% Dec 29
1073/4
3774
38%
39
347a
347a
347a
T
Motor
Car
Co
2
48% Dec 31
44
Oct
6
,30
Sep 15
13% Sep 15
14%
2,900
123/e
12
12%
4,000
333/4
34
4,500
9%
97s
9%
97a
9%
97a
1,600
54%
533/4
54%
3,200
Dixie
Cup Co common
No par
5% conv preferred series A
50
Dobeckmun Co (The)
i
69
31%
317s
303A
31%
1,200
12%
12%
12%
12
12%
1,200
15%
157a
157s
161%
16
16%
157a
16%
Douglas Aircraft Co Inc
Dow Chemical Co common
No par
85%
86%
8774
89%
87 3/4
89
88%
893/4.
15,200
5
38%
397a
39'%
397o
39%
393/4
39%
403/4
37,300
37,800
Dresser
Industries
30%
31%
31%
32%
323/4
33%
3378
347a
93%
*923/4
93%
*923/4
93%
*92%
93%
12
*117a
12
•117s
12
200
93/4
10
97a
10
2,100
Duplan Corp
No par
9% Dec 30
20% Sep 15
25% Dec 23
89% Dec 21
20% Jun
4
6
Jan
53%
53%
100
5374
53i%
53%
1,100
6
8
Mar 13
24% Mar 12
8% Nov 27
92
Jan
99
'
4
6
22% Jan
4
27% Oct
4
7% Jan
4
10% Jun
9
27
5
16% Jan
4
74% Feb
18% Jan
70% Jun 15
5
66
4
74
73 % Aug
For footnote*
Jan
70% July 30
74% Feb
9
6
5%
53%
■
*531/4
page
24.
*48
5374
53%
*531/4
*523/4
700
32%
16,200
48%
20
*53i/4
533/4
53%
*523%
53%
120
12
117a
12'/a
*12
12%
600
———
277s
273/a
2774
5,000
36%
36%
357a
36'/2
31,000
22
22
22
21%
2174
1,800
'
*
191/4
19%
21
597a
597a
170%
::
201%
207a
21,600
591/4
60
597a
9,500
*1671%
170%
50
48
49
48%
4874
48
487a
2,900
1
26
26%
26'/4
26 5%
26%
267s
267a
267a
3,300
*93
94'%
92%
*92%
33%
*104%
*18%
357e
*1671%
93
337a
33%
35
18%
18%
35%
36%
3
3
60
50
94
3374
4,800
105
105
180
187s
197s
193/a
367a
36'%
3674
9,900
"
3%
27a
3%
10,400
251/4
18%
36
3374
34%
105
*104
104%
104'%
172
2574
24i%
2534
18%
36%
,
"•
3
3%
900
25
2474
13 7»
14
14%
14 %
14%
14%
14%
3,200
25
25
24%
25%
25
25%
247a
25%
4,800
247a
•49%
26
8,900
50
51
*49'/4
51
*49%
5G
50
50'%
*49%
5074
50
50%
*4974
50%
600
-3
3672
371/4
3774
387a
38 %
387s
38'%
39%
16,400
_4
preferred—
Natural Gas
Electric
17%
17 %
17
17'/4
.17%
173/a
17%
173/a
2,000
1174
12
117s
243/4
24%
24%
27'/4
27%
*991/4
27%
100 ~
5
100
.8.50
Erie & Pittsburgh RR Co
•97s
10%
16%
16%
100
71%
71%
50
72%
72%
t
"
X
if
1
it
-
in
;
*9'/8
<
<71
St.". it'
*71%
123%
123/4
25
243%
25
27%
27'%
277a
12
.
2,300
27
26%
26%
x26
*9%
10%
101%.
.101
72'4
"73%
13,000
1,700
"
100%
17
16%
•
127s
25
"
10%
26%
—
277a
•12%
»99i/4
26'%
No par
A
267a
1
common
'
251/4
25
*27%
100
preferred
*49%
51
10
Corp common
series
92%
93
34
105
170'%
1378
lf«
5(1
2nd
26%
367a
1874
170%
X48%
26%
351/8
58
1874
*167i/2
25%
21'%
;
100
1
'
*71%
74% *
1
70
'
'
8,700
26 34
10%
17%
•*
72i%
/ 72%
1
'
*978
173/a
167a
'
L'l
see
32%
'
58'/4
Nopal
common
preferred
18%
57%
3
preferred
RR
21'A
1
Equitable Gas Co
Equitable Office Bldg.
Erie
35'%
2174
_5
Endlcott Johnson
4%
257a
3474
Amer shares
29% May 19
22% Jan
Apr 21
& Mus Ind
Mfg Co
Emerson Radio & Phonograph
Empire District Electric Co
July 13
257b
323/a
533/4
53%
11%
2.50
20% Aug
4
13% Aug 12
26% July 28
102
53
117a
2
Electric Storage Battery
Elgin National Watch Co
Jan
53'/a
*11%
5
Electric Auto-Lite (The)
Elliott
9% Jun
5374
•53
100
14% July 28
22% Feb 17
•53%
10
preferred
Elastic Stop Nut Co
29"% Aug 12
26
531/4
32%
100
3
Sep 18
Dec 22
64% Dec 22
16
547a
common
0
5
700
48%
4%%
May
26% Feb 19
12,800
*54
common
11% Mar
29% Feb
1463/4
*48
preferred
Ekco Products Co
Emerson
100
547B
537a
lo
23% Jan 13
4
121%
*99%
48%
Manufacturing Co
conv
121%
100
*54
preferred
Paso
145
121%
•48
common
25
14% Jan
14
Co
13
5%
146%
121%
54%
53%
100
Kodak
11
5%
3278
144%
100
1
Oct
El
317a
l
Sep
9
9974
487a
...
Jun
11
121%
9974
-50
35
17
146
1211/4
.50
95
Jan
140i%
121%
-•
105
2
141
48%,
_
Edison Bros Stores Inc
18% Mar
•120%
•54
__
Eaton
61
.
32%
50
1
54% Apr
97a
32
Corp
Co
9'%
99
Eastern Stainless Steel Corp
Elec
9%
99
Eastern Airlines Inc
4%%
12
10
4.10% preferred
6%
12
No par
com
preferred
4.20% preferred
Eastman
9%
139%
Duquesne Light Co
Eastern
•11%
(E I) & Co—
Common
13
41% Jun
5,500
•923/4
22
25
100
50o
common
Oct
11
*68
3%% convertible preferred
100
Dunhlll International new——1
Sep
Oct
70
69
31
12%
27% Oct
Apr 26
*68
69%
30
12%
52
49
6874
54
29
172
48
54
54
12%
4
35% Jan
•671/4
54
14
29
37% Feb 24
4
53%
9%
13%
1374
No par
No par
Pepper
20% Jan
|
9%
13%
Co
Dome Mines Ltd
Dr
Eagle-Plcher Co
51% Nov 30
500
33%
4
60% Feb
37% Jan
1,200
12%
28
11
14
150
391%
35
33%
37 % Oct
Oct
34%
121/4
27% Nov
29
109
*38%
33%
18% Jan 13
23
*108
108
121/4
21% Apr 28
15% Jan
4
4
2,000
32 3 8
23% Mar 11
26
6,600
377a
12 >/4
28% Jan
Jan
400
36
377a
32
DWG Cigar Corp—
13
227a
353/8
12
5
33% Feb
10774
*22%
•
32
4
6
13%
.
223/4
10
2
i
Corp
Corp-Seagrams Ltd
Dlvco Corp
7
5
Oct
13%
-
65
60o
Stores
Distillers
12% Oct
10% Oct
65
371/4
V4
58% Oct
22
65
345/e
Sep 10
8% Jan
7
3
65
107 %
50
3% Sep
*64%
4,700
377*
Mar 12
20% Aug 16
45% Mar 2
2,600
'
—
33%
35
preferred
July 27
1% Jan
4
100
138
—
107%
preferred
13% Feb 23
—
33
35
preferred
4%
35
"\C-
33
37%
preferred
Match
$4.15
Mar 12
•64%
*132
'
327a
107%
cum
cum
53% Nov
67
327a
133
24%
32%
100
$1.50
7
2% Apr 18
37% Jan
9
133
137
24%
common—No par
.25
4.40%
Diamond
$3.75
17% Feb 24
•130
32%
36'/a
25
4
DAY
243/4
32%
373/4
25
Jan
131
24%
37
53% Oct
85% Feb
8
22% Jan 19
•127
35%
54% Oct
100
13,400
22%
1
7
90%
,
38'%
47% July
61% July
11
89 %
'
23
50% Jan 12
20
90%
36'%
5
Feb
88%
ELECTION
3734
9
Feb
89%
85%
351%
10
24% Dec
1,100
86%
83%
*22%
Feb
94
303%
227a
Dec
102
303%
35%
48% Jan
4
30 3/8
37%
52
Mar
30%
CLOSED
35%
48
165
301/4
30
36%
10
50
25% Mar 25
30
•29%
3,300
•22%
7
Jan 22
48% Jan 30
14,400
common—10
Co
35% Sep
83
3,800
16%
Devoe & Reynolds class A.
28% Jan 13
36% Sep 18
16% Jan
5
45%
153/4
Diamond Alkali
series—.—No par
4
44%
16%
9,500
series
Nov
45
157s
3,600
$3.50
63% May 24
43%
15%
27s
Co
Preferred
21
4374
15%
9%
Vllbiss
4
4
423s
EXCHANGE
8
De
30% Dec
4
STOCK
15%
9
$4.50
9% Jan
42%
15%
27a
Preferred
46% Jan
42%
1,800
45,400
9%
2
18
353%
27e
100% Apr
47% Dec
327a
X35 %
8%
8
169
317s
35%
27a
94% Jan
16
327a
35%
9
12
30
44
31%
35%
274
Jan
41% Jun
43%
321/4
35%
8 •%
23
156% Sep
44
31
353%
25/a
89% Jun
9
43%
303/4
35%
•64%
du Pont de Nem
24% Aug
441/4
29%
23/4
1
8
—
14?%
44%
83/4
28
19% Mar 27
15% Mar 17
10
65%
Sep
31
60
——
8%
150
8% Dec
101 %
•2%
122% Oct
17% Sep 18
20% Sep 22
13% Dec
4
*101%
l
Corp
13
51
101%
1
Steel
104% Jan 11
10% May 18
*1003/4
Detroit
115% Jan
8
1011%
Detroit-Michigan Stove Co
3
9% Jan
1003.4
443%
common
2
49
"
43%
Co
&
108% Dec
6
953%
l
Deep Rock Oil Corp
118% Jan
Jan
*95'/4
37,900
4
45
9574
147s
10
47% Apr 23
43% Jun
4
*951/4
147a
Jun
42
9574
143/4
Jun
14
Apr 27
•95%
14 3/8
91
25% Sep
953/4
19%
14%
Inc
109
97
1,800
*95%
14%
Diana
Nov
41%
595%
♦
13%
Diamond
34
41%
95'%
19%
50c
Records
13% Aug 16
28% Mar 24
3,200
41%
953/4
5,900
10
0
197a
41%
147a
35% Sep 16
16% July 23
10% May 10
10% Jun 21
29% Nov
Sep
40% Aug
4
Jun
25
17
35
19%
41%
14
4
Aug
32% Jun
30
Nov
19%
'
14%
Denver & Rio Grande West RR—
Escrow ctfs tor common new—100
14
—— —
1,000
14
14%
4
12
93% Jan
*13%
141/4
90% Nov
55% Jan
5
14%
Delaware Lack As Western
Delaware Power & Light Co
4 a
14
*13%
4,400
94
5
137«
8
8
14
433%
43
*92
V
5%
13%
17% Aug 12
Aug
94
5%
1,600
60o
33% Aug
Dee
43%
43
*92
5%
3,600
553/4
Decca
12% Jan
99
30%
Dayton Rubber Co
27
60
7
•19
100
16
16
*131/2
series
13
15% Oct
13'%
3.90%
8
24% Jan
•13%
Preferred
46% Feb
61
5%
95i/4
41
28
43%
94
*92
4%
95%
2
81 % Apr
423i
94
100
52% Feb
55% Dec 29
136
553%
series B
40% Sep
10% Oct
Apr
*134%
.56
4%
30%
90
30
136
55%
10
7% preferred
Delaware & Hudson
23% Jun
2974
•134%
56
3.75%
Deere
May
30%
136
55%
Preferred
4
21
29%
•134%
19»8
1
14
293/4
136
95'/4
35% Oct
Jun
400
40%
32% Nov
104%
44,100
40%
32% Jan
104%
13i/4
191/a
24% Jan
104%
59%
95%
2
7,200
•103%
4,600
13
951%
5
500
73/4
8
59'%
40%
5
29%
77s
73/4
13%
7
33% Jan
*28'%
7%
60
100
30% Jan
29%
7%
12 78
20
C
7%
29%
60
series A
47% Jan
55
9
75%
12%
2.50
common
700
60
42
•92
6,500
49%
12%
41%
i
—-
5%
49%
8
—
60
54%
100
5
49%
520
3,400
12%
195
123%
54 %
common-
5%
5
49%
14
117s
*180
60%
3.75%
14
Dec
34
12 '/a May 14
29%
14
12%
195
29
7%
Preferred
23% Sep 15
28% Jun 18
15
12%
14%
12
*180
105
•134V2
preferred
12% May 4
9% Apr 27
35% Jan 11
7% Sep
7%
29
*89%
3,400
*104
100
common
convertible
•60
14
12%
195
29
104
No par
preferred Berles A
Daystrom Inc.
Dayton Power & Light
29
Jan
Class
Cushman's Sons Inc 71*
Cutler-Hammer Inc
20% Sep
16% Jan
92
8
7%
104
1434
14*a
11%
•180
28%
7%
Davega Stores Corp
39% Dec
16
-
28%
Aug 20
14% Mar 15
33 % Jun
8
15
Inc—2.50
4% May 18
13% Jun
8
11% Dec 15
82% May 28
2
*14 %
Publishing common
1
$7 preferred
wnpar
Prior preferred ———JNo
par
Curtlss-Wrlght common
l
__
62
61% Aug
._5
Cunningham Drug Stores
27% Mar 20
18
ion
Curtis
9% Aug
107
Aug
4
Jan
100
4%%
preferred
Cuneo Press Inc
9% Jan
27% May 14
pfd
non-cum
105
10474
87%
4
21
11,300
2.50
common
4
Sep
5X)
97%
Nov
6% Sep
2
347s
14
5% Sep
*17»
34%
*96%
11% Jan
27
11,400
1,100
4
97%
5
58% Aug
40
22%
35
8
20
40
97%
6
48% Oct
160
4,100
347a
Jan
18
98
84
97%
•96
Jan
Nov
4
17a
49
181
221/4
4
9,300
35
34%
97%
17
52
181
227a
4
74
102
83%
180
22%
17a
97%
102
84%
180
22%
•4
4
36% Jan
6% Aug
283/4
97»%
ELECTION
DAY
,
127
101%
22%
33%
28
275%
EXCHANGE
101%
•96
73%
20
49
•47
79%
4
19%
•48%
•100%
1%
20%
733/4
46'/a
126
98
19%
72
49
185
~4% dct~21
29,600
20%
31
8% May 2\
64
Mar 17
101/4
72
24
15
10
•
20%
Jun
5% Sep
10%
500
22%
common
6%
2,100
70i%
50
preferred
RR
90%
2174
11% Dec
180
89%
20 »/4
preferred
$4.20
600
89
21%
common
Cream of Wheat Corp
1
Sep 10
Co
3%%
11%
10
10%
70
15,000
18%
117a
20%
Corp
99% Mar 30
4
9%
.
8
18%
117a
20
Coty International Corp
4
Jan
9%
70%
77a
19
*117a
21%
series
Coty Ine - =—n.
4
11
9%
.
Shares
87%
86%
100
Petroleum
28% Jan
2
85%
77a
the Week
8
preferred
Cosden
Crane
85%
Refining common_25
91% Jan
103
15
13% Dec
4% Sep
2
4
7%
84%
19
111%
preferred
100
pfd 3%% series of 1947-100
Products
2
27% Mar 12
16
28
91
3% Mar 10
Cum
Corn
77s
19
11 %
8
common
Electric
21
15% Mar
10
26% Jun
174% Jan
5
20% Aug 24
1% Jan
3%%
13
♦18
Friday
Nov. 5
Nov. 4
No par
Corning Glass Works
102
Aug 25
85% Sep 22
183
Sep 30
21% Aug
4
Dublller
■:$
Sales for
Thursday
774
7'%
7%
19
ii%
14
common
series
Jan
95
2
10% Dec
3
Cornell
7%
•18
10
Delaware
PRICES
Nov. 3
11%
1
Convertible pref 5%
Preferred 6%
SALE
Wednesday
Nov. 2
5
Corp
34% Apr
15
87% Jun
20
Oct 25
99% Apr
6
6
4
129
8
93% Sep
67% Feb
9
25
-
Corp
Copper Range Co
Copperweld Steel Co
20
82% Mar
4
12
93% Sep
9
J*n
49% Apr
48% May 20
44% Mar 0
87% Jan
Apr
52
1
Nov
of
Cooper-Bessemer
HIGH
Tuesday
Nov. 1
2
com
Fibre
Continental Insurance
Continental Motors
AND
Monday
Par
preferred
Continental Diamond
19% Sep
19% Sep
48% Oct
LOW
STOCK
Continental Cop & Steel Ind
1
13% Jun
20
Feb 15
7% Jan
11% Mar 25
f
8% Apr
22
93,« Sep
YORK
EXCHANGE
Lowest
Highest
17% Jun
7% Sep
NEW
flange Since Jan. 1
Highest
Year 105*
Lowest
177s
72'%
72%
74%
.,
1
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,
/•*
■
1
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500
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10
4,
Volume
'
1
Number 5375
180
'
.
The Commercial and Financial
...
Chronicle
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range for Prevlone
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
14% Mar
Nov
10
16% May
12 % Feb
16
39Sep
14
59% Mar
49% Jan
4
12
2
21
Sep
Jan
4
1% Apr 26
July 13
3
2
11% Jan
28% Mar 25
20% Nov
1
10% Mar 25
9% Jan
11
13% May
13
22% May 11
16% Mar 24
8ep 14
15
6% Sep
16% Dec
29
14% Oct
17
19
Jan
8
17% Jan
5
57
Jan
14
52% Jan
11
21% Sep
21
34% Apr
14
20% Jun 29
7% Apr
31
48
Oct
9
40
Sep
14
22
Oct
1
18
Mar
•3% Apr
10% Oct
66% Mar
8
27
Aug 16
5%
8
5%%
19
38% Jan
5
Oct
7
29% Jan
2
86% Jan
5
76
8
19%
121/4
19 %
19%
7.800
12%
1238
12%
12%
73V4
12%
12%
3,100
74
75 %
7534
753
7534
79%
3,200
*1%
2
21 Ye
22
%
21%
22 V8
9.700
13%
14%
13 %
14 Ve
38,700
*14 Ye
15%
15
15
Corp
.2.50
common.
Metallurgical
Fedders-Quigan
conv
pfd
pfd
32
Jan
12
99
&
Tarrant
26
104% Sep
24
108
Oct
15
21
49 % Feb
17
58
Nov
4
30
25% Sep
9
11% Dec
31
Mar 25
25% Jan
11
98% Jan
27
16% Nov
29% Dec
7
28% Jan
39% Oct
21
38% Jan
17% Jan
6
11% Jan
Aug
48% Sep
23
Jan
5
93% Jan
101% Nov
Sep~16
33% Oct
6
81
9
89
Jun
2
37% Jan
12
48% Sep
24
27
88% Jan
6
09
43% Jan
103
Jan
Jun
26
96% Jan
14% Sep
6% Dec
15
23% Jan 20
29
13% Apr
15
30
1
13% Apr 13
51% Mar 17
10
May 15
14% Jan
15
Dec
22
79
Jan
4
4
July 23
109
100
Sep
3
preferred
Florence Stove Co
Florida Power Corp
Florida Power
&
Steel
Stores
$4.20 div cum
Food
Mar 16
May 19
11% Aug
2
4
4
32
Fruehauf
69% Jan
6
4
88
Oct
6
Nov
5
4%
4 fi¬
100
68
23%
4%
6,500
43%
5,300
1034
7,000
103/4
107e
51%
49 Ve
49 Ve
45%
*44%
45%
30%
31%
31%
31 34
31%
313/4
1,100
52%
52 %
53
53
523/4
53 Ve
4,000
3,200
31
_5
~
DAY
10 Yi
31
50%
5
~
52
8 Ye
ll
10%
200
...
8%
8%
8%
8%
8 Ye
83,8
28 %
8%
27Y4
28%
28 Ye
29 %
88
28 %
29 Ve
*86%
87%
88 %
89
91%
91
27 Ye
91%
29
29%
31%
30Ye
32
31%
32
29,100
99
11,100
28
io
87%
88%
107
88 %
107
55
9%
common.No par
No par
*101%
*106
58
9V4
36 %
96
1073/4
563/4
9 ¥4
35%
101%
99
106%
55
9%
35»/4
102
94
107%
55
9%
34Ye
93
106-%
55%
5
9 Ya
70
107%
*58
60
9 3/8
36%
37 %
37%
101%
102
6,500
1,600
101 %
*101 %
2,000
9%
1,700
S8Ye
18,500
140
103
__i
*171/3
17%
17
17 Ve
16 Ya
17
16%
163/4
1,600
7%
333/4
34%
Co__lNo~par
34%
35%
35 Ve
36
35Y4
36 Ve
4,300
II
50%
50 Ve
52
51%
51 Ye
51%
51 Ye
8,900
193A
201/4
20
20%
19%
20
19%
19 Ye
1
of '51
ser
49%
10
common
10,500
44 %
44%
44%
44 Ye
44%
443/4
44
45
100 %
100
15
*100
IOO1/2
100
100 %
*100
435/4
44%
44 Ve
45 Ye
45%
46 Ve
45%
♦1031/2
104'/2
104%
1041/2
*103 %
104'%
104%
100
99%
99%
99%
99%
*99%
993/4
90%
10
30Ye
31
31
31 Ye
313/s
313/4
30 Ye
Nopar
8%
1
♦lOYe
Co
8%
8 Ye
8 Ye*
8%
11,100
130
240
100
31%
6,400
8%
1,000
10 Ye
11
11
11
11
11
1,300
65Y4
67 Ya
67
69%
68
68 Ye
6,200
13%
13%
13 Ye
13 Ye
1? Ye
14
14
900
30%
1
I100
11
65%
13%
\
common
preferred
8
150
46
104%
65
10
,■
8%
r:
5,100
101%
10
100
preferred
Co
Trailer
23
4 Ye
4
*49%
Sugar Co
Franklin Stores Corp
15% Aug 27
*64
23 Ye
4 Ve
22'/b
*44 %
Francisco
7
66 %
22 %
*64
ELECTION
51%
preferred
Foster-Wheeler Corp
Jan
66 %
CLOSED
•
4
5,600
45%
1
pfd
Freeport Sulphur
Froedtert Corp
66
22%
66
22
2,600
•
*44%
3%%
69% Nov
15%
22
*49
Ins N Y
Inc
convertible
1534
21%
45%
Machinery & Chem Corp
3%%
16
22%
51%
common
Light
Corp
Follansbee
Food Fair
28
34% Aug 16
9
$4
153%
21 Ye
10Ye
(The) Carpet Co
Flintkofe Co (The)
15 ¥4
21%
4
1
23% Jan
27% Mar 24
68
11
Mar 22
11
9
21% Sep
4
Jan
10
28
Nov
23
45% Jan
19
23
52
94% Jan
12
5
Sep 28
21% Apr
38% Sep
6% Jan
9% Dec
39% Sep
38"% Nov
103 %
15a/4
21 Ye
103/4
Corp
Firth
5
35
92
21
Feb
32
100
31% Jun
10% Oct
24% Feb
18
Sep 10
16% Aug 24
21% Jun 10
93
7% Mar
13% Mar 17
STOCK
EXCHANGE
21%
par
7% Dec
15 Ye
21 Ye
*63
Firestone Tire & Rubber com..12.50
4%% preferred
__100
First National Stores
No
Oct
300
15%
*491/4
4
Dec
153/e
*441/2
Nov
54
14
15 Ye
,
50
Filtrol
107
22
13%
15%
2
50
4
1
21 V'4
13 Ye
*1%
A__.
Nov
8
21 Ye
4
211/4
1
2
Mfg Co
Ferro Corp
Fidelity Phoenix Fire
18%
2
13
5
5
*1%
15%
5
Federal-Mogul Corp
29% Oct
2
18%
series
ser
1953
4
17 Ye
20%
oommonl.IIi
Corp
cum
conv
Felt
99% July 23
*1%
50
_
30
12
_
Corp
Corp
Federated Dept Stores
15
63
17%
12%
27
Feb
Shares
Nov. 5
17%
54% Sep
10% Apr
14% Jan
18% July 30
75% Jan
6
the Week
Friday
Nov. 4
73
4
20% Jan
14
13% Jun
4
26
Sales for
Thursday
3
Fawick
5
67% Sep
May
Fansteel
g
Nov. 3
1
preferred series B
31% Oct
19
8% Jan
101% Jun
5%
PRICES
Wednesday
Nov. 3
inc
Family Finance Corp
4
56% Apr
15
41
Jan
3
5
Fairbanks Morse & Co
No par
Fairchild Engine & Airplane
Corp_i
Fajardo Sugar Co
20
Falstaff Brewing Corp
1
13
Jan
Jan
15
6
1
Co
Exchange Buffet
8
48
53% Sep
26
-
Ex-Cello
16% Apr
64% Apr
35% Sep 14
8% Dec 29
13
22% Aug
66% Nov
27
SALE
Tuesday
Nov. 1
Par
Corp.
Eversharp
43% Oct 14
4
27% May 21
Jan
l
18% Aug 11
Evans Products
23
9
53% May
13
48% Oct
1
9
18
27% Jun
16% Jan
24
15
2% Jan
18% Jan
15% Jun
3% Dec
14 V« May 12
79% Nov
5
Apr 19
15
13
HIGH
Monday
EXCHANGE
Oct
4
48 Ys Jun
10% Sep
20
LOW AND
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
14
10
Contlniiad—Pagf i
STOCKS
Year 1953
30%
30%
31 Ve
30Y4
31
30 Ye
31
12,600
87
87
87
87
87
110
*85
87
*85
G
4% Sep
15
15% Sep
6% Sep
15
15
33% Dec 30
20% Jun
10
21% Sep
7% Mar
20% Jan
5
3
May
Jan
19
28
8% Apr 13
38% May 10
27% Jan
2
23
5
4
6% Jan
4
34% Jan
6
7% Aug
2
27% Sep 22
__i
5%
5%
Galr Co Inc (Robert) common
5%
5%
*5%
5 Ye
l
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
5
Gamble-Skogmo inc
26%
5
6
81/4
838
8%
8%
83a
34% Apr
33% Sep
24
6% convertible preferred
Gamewell Co (The)
Gardner-Denver Co
8%
Jan
13
21
28% Jan
27
22% Jan
4
15
33% Jan
20
24% Jan
7
41% Aug 23
14
7% Mar 12
3% Apr
12
25% Sep
14
37% Mar 12
5% Aug 16
31% July 26
34% Oct
5
21% Aug 31
29% Mar 24
May 7
25% Jan 22
20
27% Jan
20% Jan
Dec
22
5
4
98% Jun
24
104% Feb
6
103
Jan
18
31
Sep
15
40% Dec
18
38
Jan
13
10
Nov
19
14% Mar 18
142
July
1
17% Jan
5
9% Sep
70
Mar 24
22% Mar 17
135% Aug
18% Jan
14
Mar 25
10% Jan
78
Jan
71
15
May 6
29% Sep 16
16% Jun 10
155
9% Oct 25
8
3
30
28% Sep 29
107% Aug 27
$4.50
4
84
Sep 22
30% Mar
41
17% May
25
July 15
Dec
28
129% Apr
2
122
15% Nov
3
17% Sep
9
11% Dec
7
11
Jan
8
46% Mar 24
36
Jan
4
75% Aug 25
48% Mar 24
39
Jan
4
78
31
July 28
35% Jun
16
15
37% May 17
129
Aug 10
1
Aug 24
48% Jun
25
41
100
30%
30
30 %
30
30
2,300
32
32
313/4
32 Ve
32%
32 %
900
353/4
353/4
353/4
36%
363/4
36 Ye
36
36%
5,100
I
43/8
43/a
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
4,900
50
27%
27%
*27%
28%
8% Sep 15
60% Jun 23
11% Feb
61% Dec
26
9% Jan
5
16
56% Feb
4
18
94% Jan
2
94
Jan
8
9% Dec
31
14% Mar 19
8% Oct
25
17
61
60V« Jan
5
52
Jun
Jan
9
13% Sep
27%
28
33%
333/e
33%
33%
3334
5,000
27'%
28
28%
28%
28%
5.000
..100
*106%
533/8
53 Ye
9%
9%
'
*136
27
27
133/4
133/4
100
11% Feb
1
70% July 28
124% Mar 3
22
124% Jan
2
Jun
11
119
Jan
14
138% Sep
15
69% Feb
4
58% Jan
4
95',4 Nov
4
112% Jun
2
123% Jan
5
118% Jan
4
9
15
99% Jan
25% Feb
14
106
91
Sep
21% Sep
15
42% Aug 31
21% Sep 15
65% Dec
8
Jan
119
4
123% Feb 26
15 Ye
15 Ye
17
16%
16 ¥4
3,800
123%
13
13Y8
133/8
1,700
65%
65%
65
66%
643/8
Precision
Oct
4
General
Public
98
18
37% Jan
16
25% Mar 26
93
May 11
100
Oct
21
Jan
18
14
Dec
16
12% Jan
4
3
20% Apr
28
24 Ye July
41
Jan
12
51 % Oct
87% Jan
6
101% Nov
32 % Oct
22
Sep
15
25% Feb
40% Nov
12
51
86% Dec
30
100
96% Mar 16
25% Sep 22
Sep
8
Apr
31% Feb
100
Sep
23
25 va Jan
15
16
85
76
28
4
99
May 11
July 29
7
Jan
29% Jan
2
18
34% Mar 11
22% Sep
107
Aug
15% Sep
37 Ve May
33
Sep
16
4
93% Sep
84% Oct
17% Nov
3
32% Jan
2
49% Dec
14
11
75% Oct
20
12% Sep
15
16% Mar 25
13% Jan
4
18% July 22
Apr
13
82% Oct
2
80
Jan
8
10% Sep 23
27% Oct 14
21% Jan
9
10% Jan
4
89% Sep
19% Sep
38% Mar 20
28% Jan
4
40% Aug 25
6% Feb
26
6% Dec
15
8% Jan
20
130% Jun
30
139% Dec
31
11
Sep
14
19
Mar
60% Sep 21
80% Jan
43% Sep
15
59
4% Dec
29
,
Jan
137% Apr 26
5
9% May
7
77
3
4
52% Jan
Mar 19
9% Jan 20
Jan
12
4% Apr 2i
:.;24% Sep"!
*'
33% Mar
4
27% Jan
2% Mar 25
22
19
9% Feb
25
18
34% Dec
30
14% Sep
15
20% Jan
5
14% Jun
)B5% Oct 15
98% Jan
28
86% Jan
29% July 16
34% Dec
31
33
86% May 22
97% Feb
4
7
Dec
22
16% Jan
28% Dec
30
14% Jan
62 V
Nov
5
30
6ct~"i
29% Dec
19% Sep
K"or
22
18
5
97% Nov
4
6% Sep
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2)
94
*91
92%
*84
4
46
45
46%
93
*90
4 >4
4%
6.800
32%
32%
8.200
34%
34%
35
4.200
106%
*104'4
*104%
106 %
*104%
14%
14%
14%
233/4
24
23%
24 Ve
51
50%
50%
400
101 %
1,020
3 4 Ye
16,700
10c
14%
14%
10
23%
23%
23 %
23%
49
49 %
51
51
96%
99
100
101
333/«
333/4
General Tire & Rubber
30%
30%
30%
*50
343/4
35%
34%
101
34%
35
31%
31%
3034
30 Y4
14 %;
101
100 %
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102
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36
37
37
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102
35%
38
102
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com
33%
93
4%
32%
*104% 106%
Castings $6 pfd
No par
General
Telephone Corp
20
General Time Corp common.No par
4%% preferred
100
9 3'4
9314
100
*93
95%
*93
95%
*93
*83%
86
*83%
86
*83%
86
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1
16 5/8
17
16%
17
16 Ve
1
70
70%
703/e
71%
153/4
15%
24
8
29
20% Oct
11
5
107% Nov
Gimbel Brothers common
.
$4.50
preferred
Gleaner Harvester Corp
Glidden Co (The)
(B
1
(W
Ri
10
*151.
20%
102%
103 %
^.io
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Co
7%
.
5%
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16%
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88%
100
19 %
183/4
18%
18%
4,000
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38%
39 Ye
8.200
7 Ye
6.700
38
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19%
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160
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21
21
21
21%
21
103 %
107
107
108%
109
92%
95
96
9734
95%
55/e
5%
5%
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7% Mar
29
27
17
9
Jan
54
19%
78
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19
8
2
4
Jan
4
Jan
,
11'
; Jun
9
Mar" 27
17%
Jan
4
2
131%
Jan
4
Mar
Dec
40% Jan
31
2
Apr
1. 28;
"23% Mar 25
eer
page
9
Jun 18
20% Jan
8
Mar
4
9% July 26
34
Aug
6
24%
Jun
2
; 73%
Aug 16
33% Aug 17
20% Aug 19
154
Oct
27
78% Aug 17
33% Feb
1
26 Ye Oct
22
Nopar
Union
Granite
5%%
Grant
5%:
5%
39 Ve
36Y4
38
(The).
39.
38
11%
193/4
106%
19%
19%
104%
105'4
conv
35%
5
*99
100
8%
8 Ye
♦33 V4
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No par
100
100
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Green, CH- L). Co. Inc
Greenfield
Tap
■%
34 %
21 Ye
.-25
1
& Die Corp__No par
.
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22
.
22
22
68
'
68
-; 68
22Ya
68%
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31%
4*
1934
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31
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79%
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79%
V
.
31%
31 Ye
31Y4
25%
25
25Y8
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77
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31%
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120
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25%
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10
7.200
32%
25%
v
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77
20
10,100
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152%' 152%
152%; 152%
'
32%
19%
19%
*77
31 Ye
32 Ve
19 Ye
.
,
23
68%'
31%
19%
170
3.000
8 Ye
34
22%
152 %
30%
,30%
8 %
32Ye
63%.
19 %
19%
1.400
Y.209
35%
100
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152 %
30
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107
34%
100
33%
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9,400
;
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22
r
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8%
34%
'
35%
35%
99
8%
107 Ye
106%
36
99
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Sugar com
Northern
36
•
1
Great
preferred
36
100
No par
com
preferred
9.900
45
104%
100
common
26.300
;
11%
44
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Co
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.
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11 Ye
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44%
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3 8 Ye
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5%
39 %
lll4
43 Ye
Nopar
7%
1%
1%
28.200
97%
11%
,10
Gt Northern Iron Ore Prop
Great Northern Paper Co
Great
''
City Steel common—12.50
Gravson-Robinson Stores
$2.25
11%
*6,TOO
'
110
38 Ye
37%
.9.00
21'
39%
39 Ve
44
(W
3%%
Co
1%
5
...
Grand
4
40% Aug 18
100
Graham-Paige Motors
Granby Consol M S & P
10
'
38%
37%
•8,300
160
160
160
>38% i'38%
•
16%
88 %
91%
873/4
4,900
71
16 %
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*151
.
No par
4
69
16%
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20%
10
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&
7%
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23,.600
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38
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86
88%
16
18%
■'
71
95%
.
37%
18%
375/e
Goodyear Tire Jr..'Rubber
trotnam
70%
88
2.50
:
17 3/8
*87%
Nopar
Goebel Brewing Co
Co
17
88
Gold & Stock Telegraph Co
Inc
Goodrich
5
No par
Goodall-Sanford
4
Apr
94% Jan
Nov
141'
lYs Aug 19
47% Oct
50
16%
Grace
13% Sep
10,600
38
100
16
4
1,500
31%
preferred
42 % Aug
28
5.900
102
3 7'4
preferred
4
12
2,500
14%
3%%
Gould-National
Jan
106 %
4%%
Georgia-Pacific Plywood Co
Gillette (The) Co common
14
Jan
12,600
Ve
34
14 "2
4,000
>4,
4%
34
1
600
100
85
*89
3/8
1,200
29
85 Ve
45%
%
29
86
32 %
39% Oct
1%
19% Nov
56
footnotes
NOV
7
; 27
17%
128% July 17
64% Apr 15j
5
31% Apr
39% Mar 17
lr
4
26% July 30
110
43 %
29 %
85%
-
Dec
6% Jun
26% Jan
1,
Nov
43 %
87.700
101 %
101%
*28%
85
42%
60
93
101%
101%
29 %
84
280
123
125%
101%
83
3,800
125%
*28%
29
82J/4
100
11,900
126
*101%
*28%
7,000
138
x91 %
95 %
1,900
•
69%
125 %
32%
1
29% July
•
7Ye Nov
160
29
23
101%
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138
92%
:
9 %
122%
122%
122%
13
75%
68%
68%
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32 3/e
27
4
46
101%
93
126
126
126
123 %
138
91%
32
Corp
2,300
91,300
100
9
9%
8%
32%
21
16
10% Jan
123 %
*134
90%
126
Gen Steel
72% Feb
123%
12%
75
*98
68
4%
5
75% Jan
:,79%
123 %
8%
68
3134
Shoe
1
8 %
67%
12%
75
100
*98
4%
Refractories
15
8%
138
12 Ye
74%
100
68 %
89%
12%
74%
73
*98
31 Ye
Realty & Utilities
Dec
12%
12%
4%
General
24,500
68'4
44
313/e
General
%
68
10c
7
18% Jan
9% Oct
66 %
43%
General Public Utilities Corp
5
General Railway Signal com_No par
5% preferred
j,
100
22
28
74% Dec
69
66%
250
69 %
12%
*133
par
Service
128
44%
1
.
General
100% Apr 12
40% July 29
667/e
l
Co
Eqp Corp
$2.90 convertible preferred-No
9
21
7
128
128
69%
85/e
.5
General
4% Aug 20
34% Aug 19
35
Nov
5
*127%
129
43'%
68%
100
27
4
1,300
69%
72%
49% Sep
4
1,100
23
43%
99
4
18
38 %
2234
69
99
25
series
38
23%
42%
72
No par
No par
Cement
38%
22^8
68
No par
27% Mar 23
Sep
99
''
1
common
38%
22%
42%
673/4
No par
preferred
38
.
.
Portland
3% Jan
*127 %
129
"41%
Outdoor Advertising No par
25
19
83
5
General
57% Jan
400
83
123/8
General
28 % Jan
*8234
83
15%
4
5
83
*12%
21
21
10,300
155/8
83% Oct
4% Jan
2.800
143/4
12%
30% Aug
59% Dec
28Ye
14%
12%
8
29% Dec 28
83
28
14%
*15%
4
10
160
28
*1271/4
11
10
| v
2
Jan
Jan
14%
10
com
Corp
$3.75
/,
27Ye
13 Ye
27%
13 Ye
100
preferred
Preferred
136%
27%
DAY
83
22% Jan
28
136%
ELECTION
136
136
136
136
138%
22%
48% Jan
95
5,200
373'4
5
$5
5,600
9%
83
54% Mar 30
3% Dec
2
Motors
60
55 %
9%
37%
Corp
convertible
106 %
54%
9%
22%
126% Sep
102% Sep
23% Jun
10% Jan
3%%
General
106%
55%
9%
37%
new
Corp
preferred
106%
54%
93/8
22%
General Instrument Corp...
1
General Mills common
No par
5% preferred
100
23
53% Sep
113% Jun
Finance
1063/4
54%
9%
50
com
preferred
Foods
107
53%
♦106%
No par
preferred
General Electric Co
$3.50
STOCK
EXCHANGE
CLOPED
5
No par
Contract Corp common
General
107
No par
Corp
2nd
series
General
400
28
33%
27%
General Dynamics Corp common
3
Preferred ($2 cum conv)__Nopar
8
*273/4
4%
33%
Bronze
General
28
Mar
41%
27Y4
conv
80% July 22
101
♦41
33
.I'-VT.v-i
88% Jun
41%
27%
1.66%
com
preferred
6%
41
29%
31%
preferred
General Cigar Co Inc
7% preferred
14% Aug 23
Jan
41%
28Ye
313/4
com
General Cable Corp com
4% 1st preferred
4%
*41
283/4
I
General
July 23
19% Jan
$8
2,200
Amer Transportation__2.50
Baking Co common
5
General
148% Feb
300
6,100
8%
5
preferred
General
6
10% Nov
117
convertible
*41
8%
II2
Inc
Container Corp
General American Investors
3
29% Aug 27
15% Aug 11
Feb
4%%
50
26
5 Ye
26%
*5%
No par
Gaylord
11
Jan
common
Garrett Corp (The)
Gar Wood Industries
57 % Aug
35% Mar 25
2
(The)
Oct
8% Aug
42
22% Sep
3% Sep
25
Gabriel Co
__
1,000
24
0
,
*
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
18
Monday, November 8, 1954
...
(1886)
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range for
STOCKS
Previous
14% Mar
11% May 21
2
14 % Dec
31
95% Jan
90% Jan
7
19% July 28
28% Jan
22% Jan
11
31
8 % Jan
4% Jan
4
12 % Jan
87% July
4% Dec
97
4
Sep
20
39% Aug
11
5 % Feb
2
Greyhound Corp (The)
4%'/o
50% Mar 27
Jan
35 % Aug
4
88% Nov
4
$5
4
62% Oct
4
Gulf
55% Oct
77
45% Jan
38 % Jan
14
28
58% Nov
17
5
Gulf
Mobile
Oil
90
July
Jun
July
34% July. 30
106% July 28
26% Jan
103% Jan 16
1
105% Jan
2
8
103
8
105
Jan
5
35
Jan
110
5
May
105
24
92
97
29
100% May 26
16
28% Dec
22
Jun
Oct
4
106% Mar 26
15
&
Ohio
PRICES
Nov. 3
12%
12%
Sales for
Thursday
Nov
Friday
1
.
Nov
.
the Week
Shares
r>
RR
12%
12%
12%
95'%
95
95
95
95
95%
60
35%
36%
36%
37%
36%
37%
26.400
4%
4%
4%
4%
*4%
4%
4%
4%
800
15,500
12%
12%
*94
21,300
com.No par
31 %
31%
31%
32%
31%
32%
32%
33%
No par
87%
87%
*87%
88%
87%
83%
*88%
25
89'%
2,100
55%
56
58 %
57%
58%
57%
58%
23,600
___________
%6%
57
*57%
58 %
58 %
58 %
58 %
58%
300
29%
30%
31%
32%
32
32%
8,800
;
;
Utilities
Common
SALE
Wednesday
Nov. 2
36%
"95
.1
4
issued"—
States
12%
HIGH
Tuesday
1
35%
—lud
Corp.
"When
Nov.
3
common
Corp
Sugar
preferred
Gulf
20
Monday
Par
preferred
Guantanamo
26% Mar 29
29
21
AND
STOCK
Grumman Aircraft
68% Jan
26% Dec
66% Sep
41'/4 Sep
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
NEW
Range Since Jan. I
Year J!>"»:}
Continued—Page 6
Ye
57
Co—
No par
;
.
$4.20
dividend
$4.40
dividend
preferred
preferred
29%
100
$4.44 dividend
100
preferred—
100
29%
"105
106
108%
*105
108%
*105
106%
108%
106%
105
108%
*105
105
107%
106
*104V2
107%
*105
106
*105
200
107
106%
106%
80
106%
._
H
32% Sep
36% Mar
'46% Aug 17
27
Jan
Hackensack" Water
15
15
30% Dec
30
29 % Feb
2
58'% Oct
18
Halliburton Oil
2
18% Dec
31
17% Jan
13
20% Apr
30
Hall
11% Aug 21
14
Jan
23
12% Mar
61% Dec
30
71
Jan
30
63% Jan
5
83
Sep
22
15
16% Jan
5
12 % Jan
4
23% Nov
5
23% Sep
16
Jan
12% Sep
100
105% Feb
8
15
31
Feb
2
9
145
Feb
2
July
24% Jan
131
14
11% Jan
2
5
Sep
17
Dec
24
5% Jan
23
19
Jan
38
Nov
4
17
4% July 12
16
Oct
6
6
Jan
7
9
18% Jan
2
21% Jun
5
85
22
34 % Jan
Mar
22
31% Apr
21
94% Jan
5
21% Jan
26
Apr
20
29
26'% Feb
34% Dec
14
13% Dec
20% Apr
2
15
74% Jan
17
126% Jan
9
37% Sep
48% Jun
15
23% Sep
12 % Sep
14
29
11
18% Feb
Feb
14
44 %
54 % Feb
11
18% Apr
78
7
68
Jan
4
Apr
8
Feb
2
81% Jan
5
92
Sep
29
10
18% Mar
1
41
Nov
5
16
22
9
12% Mar 11
31
Mar
14%
5%
5%
common
25.
,
7%
v
5%
Motors
par
Holland
Furnace
Hollander
(A)
—
Co—
&
32
108% Jan
22
135
Sep
15
13% Jan
4
16% Apr
26
Dec 29
35'«
37
Mar 25
15
80% Jun
Jan
7
"
29
36% Oct
32% Nov
9
93 % Fel)
3
84% Jan
99% Jail
5
94% Jan
4
9(1
J1111
19
103% Jan
13
Feb
17
22
Jun
22
29 % Dec
24
28 % Jan
Sep
15
79
1
Dec
29
17% Jan
7
9% Sep
14
21 % Jan
6
3 % Nov
18
7
8
Mar 11
101
105
41
41%
41%
41%
1.400
52%
*52%
30%
53%
31%
1,000
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
4,300
73%
*71
19%
20
19%
20
20
*28%
29%
28%
28%
1,000
48%
48%
48%
48
49%
8,300
71
71
71%
71
71
71%
72
1.400
82%
1,700
80 %
81
101 %
101
102%
12 7
130
130
15%
35%
35%
31%
*104
105
*104
105
35%
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75
76
Corp— ——1
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13%
1:
1%
19% Jan
8
13% Jan
14
15
11
2% Jan
11
25% Sep
3% Feb
19% Oct
21
21% Oct
'
3,
5%
50%
51
24%
1
Hussman
Refrigerator Co
new
2%
5
Corp
5%;
19%
19%
35%
200
32%
31%
2,600
100
98
98
*102
103
*103
104
*104
105
*104
105
97%
97%
48% Mar 25
-
36%
36%
36%
79
79%
80%
4
57% July 28
Idaho
9
52% Aug
Illinois Cent RR Co
56% Jun
14
62% Aug
12
3
-
Power
6%
6
20
preferred
conv
series
17%
lv%
1 #%
17.
17%
1,000
13%
13%
13%
13%
11,500
1%
1%
2%
1%
2%
6,700
2.200
EXCHANGE
*5%
5%
50 %
50%
*24%
6
6%
x52
52%
24%
24%
25
2%
2%
2%
2
19%
DAY
6%
51%
2%
ELECTION
5%
51%
19%
19%
19%
20
20
53%
52
'
35%
juii~"
42% Dec
4
40
44
May
50
Jan
5
48% May 21
51% Aug 26
4.08%
cum
46
Sep
52
Jan
50
53
Mar
5
4.26%
cum
Oct
5
4.70%
cum
preferred
54% Feb
15
4.42%
cum
preferred
54% Mar 11
48% May
7% Jan
52
May 25
% Dec
30
23
15
21
51 % Jan
4
13
8% Jan
11
22 % Oct
3
52% Jun
Oct
11% Apr
38% Sep
20
Sep
Is 1
2% Jun
3!)
Jan
Jan
28
07
ton
4
4
159
6% Mar 16
56% Jan
Apr
7
165
Dec
23
35% Sep
15
48
Jan
5
40% Jan
18% Sep
15
29% Feb
25
21% Jan
11
13% July 17
15% Nov
24
15% Jan
5
21 %
15
26 % Nov
10
25
% Jan
4
Aug 13
92% Jan
14
89 % Jan
6
19% Mar 11
14% Apr
28
86
Sep
,
13% Sep
15
271
24% Sep
33
25
%
16
93% Jun
18
5
34% Jan
132% Mar J.l
15
1% Jan
130% Jan
*
9% Jan
-
12% Mar 18
59% Nov
103% Nov
16
10
Dec
30
10% Mar 17
45% Dee
29
64
41
Jun
29
38% Dee
24
40% Feb
36 % Dee
30
54
6
30% Dec
21
13% Dec
31
24
Jun
10
28% Oct
8
55
35
May 29
Jan
Jan
Jan
7
3
26
19
Jan
Feb
4 %
4%
Int'l Nickel
Oct
101% Jan
13
8% Sep
21
Int'l Rys of Cent
5%
11
71
Nov
3
International
44% Nov
4
International
Shoe
4
57% Oct
1
International
Silver
36% Oct
21
Salt.
7
International
Telep
29
International
Utilities
33% Jan
22
31
4
38
May
Oct
6
7%
preferred
$1.40
cum
s
31% Sep
22
4
.14
17
29% Jan
19
Jun
16
41% May 21
31% Mar 16
35% Aug 25
27
Intertype Corp
29% Jan
5
34% July 21
22% Jun
15
Iowa-Illinois Gas
26% Mar 16
24% Jan
4
29% Aug
Iowa
82
89
34
July
7
Feb
6
14
11
112
Aug
13
19
Jan
6
21
26
86 % Jan
8
35% Apr
22
99
16
23
43
Nov
6
19
101
Jan
16
74% Jan
May 12
4% Feb
19
2
20% Jan
Apr
57% Aug 31
July
9
88% Jun
50% Feb
28 %
Jun
Aug
5
19
Oct
19
Island
120
Jan
25
$6
8
Aug 19
28% Aug 2«
37% Oct 11
96
Oct
50% Nov
103
Apr
&
Creek
preferred
Jacobs
If
(F
61% Mar 31
8
59 % May
7
72% Nov
5
Johnson
&
5
19% Jan
4
23% Nov
5
Sep
Jones
18
86
Dec
3
Laughlin .Steel
85% Jan
4
98
Oct
29
*>9% Sep
5%
14
39% Mar 17
31 % Juri
9
36% Apr
13
■
36%
36 %
36%
34%
35V4
33%
34%
89%
89 %
*87%
88 %
*87%
89%
3%
4%
37.300
541/8
42,900
Manville
3%
3%
3%
3%
49%
50 Vb
52%
52'/4
136%
I371/2
136
4
53%
541/4
138
-
-
138
190
14%
14 Vn
14%
14%
14%
14%
15
26,200
78%
81 %
80%
82%
81%
827a
16.000
*105%
106%
105 %
106V3
105%
*105 %
7%
71/2
59
~
106 Va'
7%
'
*7%
*
*71/2
60
60
100
500
60%
1.300
71
71
43%
60 Va
7%
60
7%
59
71
71
'71
72'%
42%
43
43%
44
44%
44V4
2.400
53%
53 %
53 Va
53 %
54%
x54
54«/4
1.600
?6%
*35%
36%
*36
36%
%
21 %
22 %
62,300
37%
37%
x37 Vs
37%
1,600
37V4
371/4
71
200
*35 V2
36 Va
2OV2
21
21 Vs
21%
38t8
36%
37
351/2
353,,
*36 %
37
29
28%
29
29'/4
29%
*29'/4
29%
600
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
3.000
29
'
;
*36%
;
37
400
32%
32
32
30%
31V4
*30%
31%
30%
31 Vs
1,500
26 V'4
25%
26
25%
26
3,200
50c
17%
17%
17%
17V4
17%
17%
17%
3,500
1
*
118 %
32
32
118%
118%»
120
.
31%
*118
118
119
60
3.000
6%
23%
34%
6%
6
%
6%
6%
23%
24
25
24%
26%
26%
27%
6.000
1
35
34-%
35%
35%
36
35 3
36%
3,700
pfd__100
94%
95%
94%
94%
95
95
95%
,—
1
1
100
No par
12%
k
—
47%
*102
75%
6%
6%
49%
50
50%
103
*102%
7512
70%
77%
71
75%
69%
%
*102 %
49%
103
-
com.
preferred series AJoy Manufacturing Co
1,200
120
'4
711/4
6
1.
~ •26%-
71 %
82
81
12,200
,72 «'♦
1,500
28%
"1—.900
72
25%"
26,
10C
96%
96%
97
98
<7
97%
97%
98
.1
33%
33%
33%
341,8
33%
34 %
33%
34 %
10
•
27—
-26 '
-
1.600
50%
103
*102>4
81%
71%
26% -27%
160
96
50 %
50%
103
78
«
-
&
im
79
138
138
400
26
Corp
Johnson
*87
440
19,300
26
.
2
82
34
31%
common
preferred.
% Jan
Johns
175%
34
351/8
3j34
Co
Jewel Tea
5
351%
175
34
3g34
No par
24
Nov
35
175
34
25%
_—
{sulphur
66% Dec
82
64,200
341/4
173%
313/,,
,
14
9
2,000
x30%
common-;
Sep
19
5.800
10
—
Inn
60
15%
319%
318
319
4,100
-No par
5
Co
317
800
36
101
15%
15%
15%
317
20
35%
101
Co.No par
Eloc
Jersey Cent Pwr & Lt 4%
3%%
15%
35%
100'/a
34%
*35%
,—3.50
;
7
14
20
20
35%
53
—3
:
—:
Co—'
Lake
20
100 VB
25
Jaeger Machine Co
Jefferson
5.300
5
Light Co
Coal
33%
42%
<___25
Corp_„
pfd
&
32%
34 %
*70
Teleg.No par
<fc
Interstate Dept Stores
Interstate Power Cc
Power
33%
174 V4
105 %
25
—r-
conv
331/4
20 %
8.900
14
No par
Sep
50
67% v
77%
No par
common
1,600
•
67
33%
7%
11
48',4
166
67%
*33%
58%
Jan
2,200
*173%
33%'
100
44% Jan
%
47%
166
166
12,700
34%
174
Amcr coin—No p u-
38
15
315
47%
143
»
66 V,
4
35%
34%
*100'4 101
15%
3
Limited—15
-
*19%
47 Va
*163
400
4
47 »/8
1*
j
47%
%
*3%
3%
47
46'/4
1
->87
1
preferred
37% Jan
*
3%
%
35
Paper- common—7.50
$4 preferred —;;—
1N0 par
21
64% Sep
Packers
4J
313
*136%
International
24
16
—;
International
37% Sep
May 12
312%
l__ 100
15% Sep
82% Nov
106% May 19
34V*
15%
".No par
,
4
% May 27
3
46%
1 "
166
20%
101
48%
4
4
139
*163
166
of Canada com__No par
Preferred
40% May 27
3%
45%
139%
34
100
1
6% Dec
45%
ioi
International Mining Corp
Jan
55
3%
46%
3%
preferred-—
4
25% Mar
A
33 V8
29
25
3,400
*33%
Jan
15
23%
xl73%
10% Jan
14
23%
No par
25
Sep
24%
-—100
11
3
24
5
common
13% Jan
17% Aug 31
24 VB
No pur
30% Mar 18
17% Oct
24
_100
29VttApr
Feb
23%
common
31% Jan
30% Jan
23
Inc
6
130
5,900
S
Iron
15
10
15
*19%
29
22
15
1
9% Sep
15% Dec
15
preferred
Harvester
23
'
15
Iut'l Hydro-Electric S.vs class A__25
Int'l Minerals & Chemical com
5
Nov
100
•'
15
33
23% Dec
109% Dec
53%
15
32%
18
14
54%
*52 Va
31%
31 % Dec
Jan
*54'/4
31%
20% Jan
<
54%
53%
20
Int'l
54 % Nov
140
51%
*54 >/4
*52%
66 3
Business Mach_—
94
2
*50'/2
54%
53%
64%
Int'l
77
9
53
54%
*47
—
100
*52%
64%
preferred
3,800
53%
64%
7%
47%
511/4
*52
53
47%
*50%
54%
*163
4% %
400
47%
51%
54%
100
Interlake
37% Aug 26
Jan
*52
11,100
58%
*50%
51V4
No par
25
5
47% Jan
15
4.7% Jun
17% Aug 23
6
2% Jan
53
47
51%
*57%
"52%
issued"
Ctfs
25
90
*52
V2
preferred
"When
Corp
28% Jan
*50
Inland Steel Co
Interchemical
36% Oct
51
2,500
51%
58 Va
*58
138
Insuranshares
Oct
47
45%
51
1
1
325
45%
44%
•
53%
*50%
15
No
17
25'
35% Nov
2
Mex
common
37 Vs Aug
Oct
58
Ve
15
Inspiration Cons Copper
102
57%
par
6%
1,600
5
Rayon
6
176% Oct
% Jan
De
58
4.600
No par
34% Oct
Jan
4
L
Lt
20% Sep
■
Jan
31
28
Industria Electrica
5
1,100
2%
50
Co__
26
25
27% Jan
&
Pwr
50
4,600
25
50
21
159
76
7
Indianapolis
RR
52
50%
50
:
Jan
5
39
•
Terminal
51%
50
■
69% Oct
7
I
128% Sep
9% Sep
170
Jan
15
34% Dec
Ingpi^oll-Rnnd
26% Mar 24
23
21% Sep
27% Sep
Dec
Industrial
8
166% Jan
14
148 % Jun
1% Oct
May 11
2
Oct
48 % Nov
4
July 29
Illinois
146
common
preferred
49% July
21
101
Illinois Power Co.
July 22
15% Sep
2
24% Aug 23
4% Aug 16
30.
7
1
47% Nov
84
*50
50 %
49%
No par
preferred
55
7
49% Jun
Jan
50%
49%
*57%
'
4,600
JOi:;
48%
50
A
'
; 8.400
1 %
50
common.No par
V
17%
■»
Co—_i
Jan
43% Jun
44
-•
36%
1
77%
I
40% May 25
280
78
37
"2
CLOSED
2 %
.
%
*35
13%
STOCK
24%
Hupp
97
36
74%
17 %
29
35%
100
670
6.500
15%
32%
102%
%
15%
32
32%
97%
1%
12% Dec
35%
32
32
*101%
100
131
15%
32 %
97 %
preferred-
131
15%
35%
*31%
102%
noncum
131
5,800
103
130
97%
5%
103
15%
*101%
Hudson Bay Min & Sin Ltd—No par
Hunt Foods Inc
6.66%
81%
1U3
32
32%
17%
5
82
20%
*102
*35
32%
*32%
81%
81
15%
12%
52% Nov
1,100
29
-1
'10% July 27
200
6,600
6%
2C
15%
bo
Co——
10%
14%
14%
*6
29
127
—
*10
6%
47
Howe Sound
4
6
47
80%
—3
-
19%1
6%
230
10,200
70
i
w
20
73%
:
29%
Hhdson & Manhallan Common__10()
19
*71
73%
200
46%
*29
new.No par
com
6%
2
5% Oct
*71
10
6 %
5
38% Jan
73%
—100
Stores
500
1,400
30%
4 % Jon
2
41%
preferred
;——100
4A0%
preferred' —„—— 100
Houston Light & power
No par
Houston Oil Co of Texas (Del)—25
Howard
13%
91%
125%
52%
15% Jun
14 % Mar 11
42
18 %
90%
*124'/a
92
125%
30
B_No par
ser
common
preferred
18 V2
330
53^4
'19% Oct
59% Feb
18%
92
*124%
36%
30
*52%
4
1
18%
91%
41%
52%
6
7
5% Mar 19
pfd
div
90
50
1,400
29%
■>101
piei6rfeu——3
stk
*18%
*124% 125%
*36 %
14%
No par
Finance
%
900
22%
30
No par
2nd
couv
10'<
3% %
2
18%
90%
18
16
14
36%
11 % Jan
Oct
Sep
36%
101%
422%
10
4 %
2
Jun
36 %
1% Oct
■
36% Oct
2 %
Ex
May 21,
40% Aug
86
Corp
conv
$2.25
5
8
14
.64% Jan
j 15% Jan
May
36
101%
14%
—30
—
preferred
Household
23
98
11
54
Nov
102% Jun
6
July 17
Oil
$4.20
4
91
36 %
*100%
23
6%
——12.50
Houdaille-Hershey
27
4
33
30
preferred
conv
$4.25
25
31% Oct
32% Nov
36% Jan
22%
72
Hooker Electrochemical Co com—5
116% Mar 19
(*100%
22%
10%
84% Sep
7
1W"%
22%
38%
14%
Honolulu
15
100%
22%
38 Va
14
78% May 26
5%
38
*9%
5
Sep
37%
14%
56% Jon
12
37%
10%
58
103% Oct
37
15%
Holly Sugar Corp c«ininon——_10
Homestake Mining
Mm r 31
1,100
37%
14
20
103
6,700
26%
87%
*9%
Oct.
4
20%
26 Va
*86
1
Oct
12
20%
26
87%
101%
40%
—5
Sons-
52
Jan
20%
26%
*86
41
29
95% Jan
20%
20%
70
90 %
20% Nov
57
6,500
40%
5
4
5%
90%
4
2
5%
90
4
Feb
5%
40%
25% Jan
64% Jan
5%
39%
33% Jan
102
2.000
5%
90
2
16
15%
39%
17% Mar 23
22
15%
90
41 % Mar 10
Jun
15%
90
28% Jan
Sep
15%
39%
15
90
37%
90%
11
55
37%
39%
30
31
38
5
iCharles E)_
Hires Co
5
Dec
5%
38
90%
Dec
5
4,800
38
38%
Sep
Oct
1,100
7%
87%
52%
14
47
8,200
27 %
7%
26%
*29%
8 % Sep
5
23%
27%
7%
20%
-5
11% Aug 25
Jan
22%
27%
86
50
25
14
22%
7%
15%
15
125%
5,700
22%
26:%
18%
50
34 %
141
27%
87%
90 %
107%
%
*136%
7%
20%
*124%
700
27%
36%
100
—
x34
300
22 %
'
26%
">37
*106
35 %
141
22%
—No par
-
preferred
18% Aug
„
*37%
107%
33%
*136%
*100%
preferred—j—25
non-cum
4
Jan
*106
33%
26%
common---——-10
32 % Dec
5
6
106%
141
'
19
May 13
10% Jan
9
21%
20 %
.—.-——100
14
5
7% Jan
38
*86
Heyden Chemical Corp common—1
3 % %
preferred series A
loo
$4% cum 2nd pfd (conv)-No par
Hilton Hotels Corp——————5
21
Dec
30
14%
>—5
Co
Hershey Chocolate common—No
4%%
preferred Series A—
Hewitt-Robins Inc."——
16
14% Jan
4% Dec
1
.
Hercules Powder common—No par
2
10% Dec
7
*37%
Hercules
43% Mar 31
106%
7%
14
34% July 26
33.000
27%
26
18
620
23%
21%
20
11
80%
22 %
7%
20% Oct
May 26
18 %
80
23%
27 %
'93% Sep
26% Jan
18%
81
22
126% Oct
52
Mar 27
73% Jan
W)
18%
*80
21%
33
50
—
preferred
(G
*18%
81 %
20%
21%
2
91
Aug 19
72% Sep 14
15 % Jan
6
Helme
18%
*80
106%
2
Co
18%
2.400
_27%
1
6
20
62
J)
4,800
18%
*136%
common—_————15
(II
56%
18%
33
preferred" __————100
3.65%
17.
*105%
46
56
18%
141
Jan
38% Jun
3
53% Apr
4
Heinz
24
11
37 % Aug
13% Mar 12
68
6
Jun
Sep
Co
DAY
46
56%
18%
32%
common
preferred *
Industries Iric
3%%
ELECTION
46%
56
13%
*136%
121% Feb
10
Sep
Marx
4%%
Hayes
81%
20%
46
56
18%
;
18%
81%
20
46
55
CLOSED
10
Corp
&,
America
Hecht
4
23 % Aug 30
5
Feb
35
38% Mar 13
Corp of
Glass
40
22
2.1 % Dec
Hart Schaffner
*45%
EXCHANGE
15
Corp
May 21
18%
STOCK
*
100
com—
;
Hayes Mlg
101 % Oct
19
Jan
18%
46
2.50
Refrac
Hazel-Atlas
*89
4
Mar
54%
18
(M A) Co $4.25 pfd—No par
preferred
Harrisburg Steel
Hat
53%
No par
com
6%
26% Oct
25
Nov
21
Co
21% Aug 18
4
29% Jan
97
8% Sep
6
Jan
87
7
15
bO %
21
•
23
78% Jun
3,1
Jun
113
Oct
11% Feb
8% Mar 12
•
27
30% July 12
8
32
8
14% Mar 20
12
21 % Dec
91
22% Apr
36
Harbison-Walk
'23% Sep
28
13
26% Aug
25
Aug 18
*45%
5
_5
preferred-a 4—-100
Paper Co———2.50
25
141
7% May 20
29
4% Sep
31 % Dec
Watch
conv
35% Oct
4
21% Oct
22% Dec
4%
Hammermill
Hanna
15
Jan
Hamilton
25
Printing Co—
106% Oct
102% May 11
10
Jun
22% Sep
131
19% July 29
2
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NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous.
-
Highest
Lowest
YORKK?TnrK
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EXCHANGE
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1953
Lowest./.
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L0W AND HIGH SALE PRICES
Tuesday
Wednesday.
Thursday
Friday
Nov. 3
Nov. 5
Nov. 2
26% Jan
30% Mar 12
4
49
Feb
11
46% Jan
49
4
41 Va Nov
30
2% Oct
15
Jan
2% Sep
16
33'A Dec
32% Jan
69
9
267b Jun
4
5
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Nov
Kaiser Alum
Nov
Aug
85
Jun
10
92
Apr
28
Sep
11
100% Mar
100
Jan
12
104% Apr
98% Jun
18
105% Dec
103% Aug 10
107
102
105
95% Jan
15
Aug
9
14
66 % Nov
5
47% Nov
4
4/o
Mat 17
18%. Jan
21
37
17
27
21
Oct
38%
;
23
19% Nov
3
Jan
4
26% Nov
5
Kelsey
6
12% Apr
82
Feb
25
64% Jan
4
92% Oct
6
60
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8
39% Jan
4
24% Feb
3
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9.
106
Jan
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111 % Feb
15
22% Sep
28
3
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31
Dec
11
95
14
41% Jan
29% Jan
5
31
93% Jan
31% D^c 29
35% Jan
5
47% Dec
57 % Feb
5
8
37% Apr
Jun
9
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28
2
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46
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14
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21
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86
95
July 14
7% Oet 23
25% Jun
10
34
14
29
22% Jan
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15
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30
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51
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34
32
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Jan
2
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4
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4
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14
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8
10
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82
56
155
Jun
5
7
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Aug
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442 % Jun
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47% Mar 16
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15
16%
1
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.
5
preferred
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5
25
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par
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8
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15
30
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14
8
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499
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9
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4
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4
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10
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9
7
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5
19
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4
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10
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2
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15
58
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5
25
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80
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11
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Manhattan
16% Aug 24
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8
68
29
65
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24% Jan
12
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8
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4
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18% Mar 20
10% Jan
4
33 V, Oct
10
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14
14 % Mar
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1
18% Aug
2
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4
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5
29
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15
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16
10
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5
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16
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2
2
8
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4
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4
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3
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6
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5
98
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24
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21
29
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15
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4
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14
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4
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8
75
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4
17
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73 % Mar 12
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8
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1
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4
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52
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12
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4
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37% Apr
26
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2
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13
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3
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19
18
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,
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2
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16
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4
17
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18
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4
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28
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91
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4
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10
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27
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20
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25
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30
26
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4
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16
31
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5
28
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29
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9
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2
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11
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3
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13
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16%
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50
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preferred
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series
Miami
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-
82
112
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23
26
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Mergenthaler- Linotype Co
Merritt-Chapman & Scott.
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387b
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common
preferred
conv
63
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112
63
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82
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109
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82
1
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42%
14%
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2574
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57%
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20%
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112
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McGraw-Hill
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90
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McCall
7,700
61,600
1
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$3.50
31
157a
3,700
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37
15%
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2,000
17
15
1,900
17,300
30
21
21
8%
28%
29%
Oct
Sep
400
8%
27%
30
95
91% Sep
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28
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28 7e
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26
25
27%
8%
27
29%
Jan
106% Aug
28%
287a
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21 Vb-
29
22
Nov
1,600
28%
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15
15% Sep
5%
28%
McQuay. Norris Mfg Co__-
44% Nov
4
57a
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coin-:
5
4
5%
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& Co
McLellan
86% Jan
57a
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28
27% Jan
1,800
64
20
1
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64%
Oct
28% Mar 19
4
63
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25
47a
66
24% Jun
16
4%
65
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25
112
7a
65 74
1947 series.No par
$3.40 cumulative jrfd/
No par
1
35% Dec
10
4
64
$3.75
24
15
■
4%
"*:28
263«
15%
7,900
I
65%
$3.75 preferred
July 23
22
14%
7,800
22%
5%:
•
8%
267*
4874
535
65
May
14
26% Sep
28
28
47
22%
535
545
6434
Master
11
57% Sep
8 3A
x26
5
(conv)
Martin-Parry! Corp
Masonite Corj)
7
45% Feb
*27%
1
6.25
;
2,700
-
63
14
23% Oct
*5%
160
1,400
8
78
64 74
1
7
5%
2,900
7%
62%
4 'A7c
5
2
27
.
Apr
5%
25%
89
:
4774
*530
10.600
62 74
Mar 11
25% Nov
4
41 % Nov
40'/a Jun
,
*4%
I
22%
545
4%
5
ijlxploratian,
46'
22%
18%
*7 7a
b'/4
22%-
*530
4 7a
I
b'M
,887b
7%
47
*525 74
No par
Sliirfc
Onrp-
preferred
Martin
25
Aug 19
353/4 Aug 12
97 % Mar 2.9
15
45
97
>
X.
-73A
87a
'
1
22%
540
88
7%
400
a
Marshall Field
22
9
8%
44
t
227/«
257b
25%
88
<
467b
140
62%
16
16
'
•
'•
46 Vb
,,*135
18%
Marquette Cement Mlg Co
31 % July 29
Sep
734
1
Midland Corp common
4%%
20
12% Jun
-
•
-
67%._ 88%
r
19 7b
257a
25s/b
25%
•
•
44 %
18%
11%
ll7/«
45 %•,
136
50
Aug 26
Apr
>-*
*133
>
18'7b
,
50
Co^_
Maracaibo Oil
5
8%
2234
Co__.
__j._
28% NOV
.*
RR
18
-
8»
v
44-
—10
(Tiie) ..1—
CO
187e
8
No jiar
Cojiper
Nov
55
-
Ma gma
17%
*73/4
No par
Magic Chef Z.—^
'
45%
ft
136
*133
..-'A
11 '74
11%
46
,*45%
45%'-,/
136
•
100
<
Sqiiare Garden,:
45
2524%
A 87 7a "88-74
No par
com
"
: *<.-31
22% Jan 12
25% Mar 19
-Inc
4%%- preferred series ,A;
Madison
22
42
Sep" 15
Macy (R H)
19
6% Aug 11
,
4 :
25
-J
11%
11%
xll%
I
*133
Lie—--<.4.-——5
5'/« Jan
.
18
22%
Trucks
«7/ Rb 15
51%.Sep 20
535
,
16
12% Jan
Mack
24% Oct
r
A
21
Feb '^4
Wood
W«<»Kiim;Co
y,
.3
Forbes 'common—lOprefei:re<l ir__——-XlOO
(»%
90% Sep 30
8% Oct
-
4
M
A.
MacAndrew.s Az
-
'
■
6% Sep
Jan
19
4 :?73'„ :a»^
16% Sep
22
M
14
19
1
7 % May 27
;
28
47% Oct
132% Jan
/
% May 10
tlfiVa J^u
16
'
2
8
81 % Mar 16
'.
May 8
9% Jan4-12 X, /
3?t, Apr.. 9.
22% Jan4 6'
July
20% Jan
:?
9
Sep
4% Sep
40% July
2$ v Jan... 8
87% Mar 27
3% Dec
ir-
94
}32
Mar 24%
15% Nov 10 r
101 %
100%
109
29%
-*105 72
*100
*99
*107'
29'
-
23%
33 7< V
103 7a
33%
*102%
1017a
107
101 %
*100,
10172
*100
100 7a
*99
100 7a
99
*107 7a
30%
1,600
107
*105
30%
180
103 7a
107
109
;300
33 7a
103%
*105
109
3174
10
10
'
*107 7a
30%
■
91
10
109
30'A
)
1
3.200
78% July 28 .:
40
3674
90
48% 'Aug 25
i
tf
35%
90
21
*153% ;Feb
35%
i
Oct
'*
35%
"
90
26% May 18
22
150
89
3
1.05
84%
89
2 C
:
x83%
93%
23%.
preferred
_W100
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co
10
Lehigh Portland Cement__<
_25
:Nov
I
87%
500
3,300
24%:Aug 26
30
*86
31
287b
•*■104
•
35
30%
28
-106% Mar
{
9
*34
*92%
*15%
28%-! Aug. 16 J- Long Belt Lumliei* (Mdf A
4
M-r IB
21% July
5
-/160Dec 14 v
55
Sep 15
>30% Dec el 6
v
t.;
-4
9
Jan
98% July
34%
35% '
47%
A
31%
*33%
34%
,
>
1
*31
35%
49
i
86
x34%
29%
1
34%
86
48%
47'%
i
31
*33%
,
;
|
.
t
28
116% Aug 12
103:
"
,
1
156
277a
r-x,r 29% Aug 19
,
*
31
.
*151
»
'
4
-9-
*152
lo2
27
4
18% Mar 25
106%
6
154
*149
;
87
3.85%
-
19
47 Va Nov
(*
38
27
23%-Jan
J
38
26V2
M
A
13,800
26%
37Va
26 %
4
22% Jan
3974
26%
37%
Sops Co coinmon_3
12
.
DAY
2 6 3/8
Lees (James)
ljl
r
37 '•
26%
'
108% Jan
15
26%
500
26%
ELECTION
_
■
2iS'!« Jan
Aug > 5
11,500
45%
677»
22
28, Sep
56% Oct
18,700
45%
90%
29
44% Nov'
'
11,500
9174
44%
26%
26
55
Jan
.
26%
90%
"
90%
44%
,
667a
-
Oct
26%
*
90%
44'g
28%
Mar 12
19 Vb Sep
28
;
44
.,
67%
5
Apr
82
34%
I
Lionel Corp (The)
Lion Oil
Cox---~-~-~-
i
11,900
28%
Jan
■
18%
66%
13% =Jan
67'
26
187a
27%
Link
'
30%
*33%
4f
r
14
97.
-
13;
28% Nov: 27-'
r:14% Mar 25 v
18%
6 8'A
25
•
18%
27%
4»tg 47
94 % Aug
:
19V4
66%
47%"July 30
V 18% Jan
2,900
4,900
27%
>
30 % Jan
3
21% Feb"-4'
.
20% A pi- 23
10% Sep J 8
.
Mar
20% May
1,000
21%
66%
Au& XOi-.
164
46%
21%
27%
67 % Jaa- 2®
23
46%
21%
64 Va
i3%SeptJv.;,
47
a-
38% Apr
,-
27% Mar 27
9
4
2
-.<30%
1
No par
^L___^l
,
66% Nov
4
/
47%
21%
36
144
6>/«,pfd_75 Pesos Mex
-' •50c
25.
noncum 2nd pfd
27 ">=; Lehman Corp (The)___,
11
Lehn &'Fink Products!....
42'% Sep
21% Oct
16
*141%
1
J.
.
47
27V4
28
14
>
667a
47
21%
1
21
Oct
3% Oct
-
100
No par
4%%. preferred V—
1%-Ap.r 15
10%.Oct 19 :
4
,Oo
105%
66
5
17% Aug 12
/■
X'
Ons
Lane-Wells Co
10
-
36
F.nrledp
La Consolidada
*105
65%
_,-_T
11% Oct
Apr
-% Jan
(The)
«»«•
63%
/105
Lee Rubber & Tire^
53
K'-r-
26
,29
1
64%
88
.■
;
'
5
28%-Nov
-
26
35%
10*
108
5
Oct
75
1
CLOSED
100
,
Aug
EXCHANGE
No par
/. Lambert Co (Thc)+____:
Lane Bryant' bonnuon^;
6 v
Aug
9
303/4 Aug 11
V
;
6 % Jan
Co
;
45%
CO_'___-_
50
*107
25%
s
87%
—
(S H)'&
5
1
22
Kroger
56
v:
•-•
5
> " 16%
:
Aug 10
'•
6
preferred
Kress
STOCK
;
25vl
Kresge (S Sy
8
12% Sep
-7% May
7
4%
23
18%
87
4,300
997a
108
*107
>
A
105 7a
18%-
^
21
44%
preferred..No par
Co Jnc common__—i
10
37%
99%
2iy«
47%
»
prior
Kbppers
May 20
•
Jan
13
$5
'A-Apr
•
$
28
27 % Jan
20
>
1
52%: Aug
85
23
•
34%:Jan
22
Mar 24
4% Jan
•
16
97
19% Jan
r
18*
11% Jan
5
8
48% Jan
3
Feb
37% July 13
.
10514
63%
86%
conv
'= 37
46%
'
64
18
1
Co
preferred • (cum)_
King-Seeley Corp
Kinney (G R) Co common....
14
4
4%.
29
Nov
47 % Jan
64
.217a Nov 23
Oct
Apr
14-74 Jun
.
Mar 12
56
-
34
3'*it May Vtl.
i 21 %
24% Mar 17
r Jan9
•
Dec
■■Cy 9%
o
87
Feb 24
42.
4
10% i\lnr tR.
31
Sep
7
7-
5% F'eb
Jan.
28;% Sep
WvW
*105
5,900
2%
*10474
-m* »os*
108
19,300
69
*27»
37
371?
JL, ,^/4
36%
*107
21
Keystone Steel & Wire Co___No par
Kimberly-Clark Corp com new—
5
Aug 13
.
39
48% Aug 18
25% Aug 20
:«
Dec
Dec
10
82%
r
f
46% Dec 31;
28
19% Jan
5
-/*
10
6
79% Jail
28% Sep
81% Dec
/
147
13
Jan
78
a
3a
a
Mar 19
24
May 12
26% Sep
18
Jail
21% Jan
Mar 17
11
Land
35%
91/2
49
67%
Vtv
*2«/4
•>«*, iosk
105,4
62%
Shares
46%
V-v
2V
tl 4
;
2.50
-----
Kein County
;
'
108
*46
,,
am/.
No par
Hayes Wheel—
Kennecott Copper
49 % May 21
Sep
107
4g
*oi
09
*1#5
16
July 30
46y
36
No par
18
*
16
35%
*973?
non-cum
18
22 %
14
101
2%
14% Dec
v
Sep
Nov
65%
*2%
preferred,.
50
Kansas Power & Light; Co__—^8.75
Kayser (Julius) & Co
5
37% Oct
59 Va
64%
10
20% Jun
10
July
1
.13% Sep 15
21
50
Common
5
45% Aug 10
16
463^
Kansas^ cfty Southern—~
Jan
35% Jan
14
45i/4
42nr/
the Week
'.j
1
iso'™LS'r1-—-—-!S2
SvSrrfn
~
Mar 13
28
36% Sep
32% Jun
Sep
May 26
Corp
Kansas City Pr & Lt Co com.No par
3.80% preferred
100
99% Nov
92
Chem
5</c cum preferred (conv)
Kalamazoo Stove & Furnace
3% Jan
39 %
&
Sales for
Nov. 1
■
22 Va Nov
19
10,100
L
.
.
1
•
20
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1888)
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Range Since
Year 1053
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
55V# oep
9
65% Jan
4
96% Sep
9
26% Jan
4
32% July
27% Mar
7
9
7
Feb
9
126% Jan
8
21% Jan
8
21
139
31
19% Jan
68% Nov
60% Dec
8% Dec
29
69
Oct
104
75% Nov
102
4
29
23
9% Jan
4
Jan
5
71 % Jan
12
May
5
19% Nov
24% Oct
15% Sep
34% Jun
4
Dec
9
26% Jan
93%
93
93%
93%
94
29%
29%
29%
29%
37%
29%
29%
37
17,000
38
38
38%
38%
38%
1,700
134
134
Prod
common
5
37
100
Corp
133
.10
*25%
No par
21%
—
Lou
Ry__.
Co
17
21% Dec
Oct
14
21
21
18
23
133%
133%
26%
*25%
26%
25%
25%
25%
300
21 %
21%
12%
21%
12%
25%
21%
22%
22
22%
6,800
13
91 %
12%
13%
12%
13%
3,800
92
94%
69%
69%
94%
95%
95%
97
5,600
70%
72'/a
73
74%
74%
75%
*73%
74%
*73%
74%
*73%
74%
13%
13 %
13'/a
12%
13%
*73
13
74
common—1
12%
_100
*103%
24% Aug
37% Oct
5
Minnesota
7
Mission
Feb
15
27% Jan
34% Mar 25
4
12%
12%
105
22
13
8
4
54% Nov
5
5
zb-,8 Oct
20
Dec
31
33% Dec
19% May
5
17
15% Mar 25
13
20% Mar 23
95% Jan 20
Mar 31
16% Jan
5
79% Mar 29
17% Aug 27
27% Aug
16
97% May 12
7 7o
Mohawk Carpet
Chemical
Monsanto
32% Mar 26
31% Jan
4
38% July 26
Montana Power Co
40% Dec
31 % Feb
1
49% Jun
Monterey Oil
53% Sep
11% Sep
18
65 % Mar 19
Jan
4
80% Aug 23
19
11
29
27% Jan
14
27% Mar 16
18
Sep
Jan
Dec
3
31
16% Aug 23
15% Aug 20
Motorola
23
23% Aug
Products
Wheel
Morrell
2
1
28
Oct
1
31
Sep
22
19 % Jan
4
28% Mar 24
13% Jan
7
39% Jun
29
18% Sep
47% Feb
9
111% Sep
1
Oct
28
16% Jun
23
6
3
Feb
25
51
Feb
106
26
50
35% Dec
2
29
(John;
Motor
28
24% Feb
6,000
8%
11,700
72%
72%
74%
75%
8,200
51,600
20%
45%
ELECTION
7%
DAY
70%
7%
70%
50
51
52
52%
24
52 Ve
24
53%
53%
54%
24
24%
15%
16
22%
23%
22%
24
3,600
16
16%
15%
15%
15%
15%
4,500
23%
24%
23
23%
4,600
93%
19,000
Jun
11
18% Jan
29
15
2
42% Jan
4
57% Oct
4
43
Oct
6
Jan
conv
No par
24%
25%
91
91
92%
21%
35%
21%
22%
22%
37
36%
37
21%
35%
92%
93%
92%
22%
23%
5,800
*36%
.
36%
3,700
35'A
6,700
33
33%
33%
34%
71%
No par
Lines
74
22%
35 'A
5
—1
33%
71%
34%
34%
71%
73%
72%
73%
72%
73
26,700
12
15%
15%
15%
16
No par
*13%
13%
15%
16%
16%
16%
13%
13%
13%
14
46%
47%
13%
14%
47%
48%
47%
49%
47%
48%
„„„„
Corp—
21%
Corp—.
22%
25%
15%
preferred
43%
No par
28%
55%
26%
25%
26'A
3,200
28%
28%
28%
28%
3,500
22
21%
22 Ve
22%
22%
6,600
44
109%
27%
26
15%
44
109%
50
& Bros
16
21%
25%
28%
21%
22%
22%
25%
28
21%
21%
56
*41
4,300
2,000
10,900
,
27%
25%
27%
Murphy Co (GC) common.
4%% preferred.
Murray Corp of America com——10
(F E)
71
25%
Mfg Corp
Munsingwear Inc
Myers
'
7%
89%
Mullins
4%
45%
25
No par
& Co
Inc
20%
5
Co
Mueller Brass Co_„
28
37
100
pfd_100
20
1.25
(The)
Moore-McCormack
4
Apr
Jan
22,200
46%
8 %
20%
—
49% Nov
4
21% Mar
6
110% Mar
21
46%
8%
Co
4
12% Jan
6
16% Sep 15
42% Aug 26
20%
46%
7%
Montgomery Ward & Co
Motor
50
104 % May 18
21
46%
7%
100
45%
Montana-Dakota Utilities Co.
14% May 19
5
43
14
26% Mar 13
15
12
25% Sep
11% Mar 24
34% Mar 18
21% Dec
21% Sep
Dec
4
Jan
30% Jan
16
31
56
15
21
20%
46%
23
5
10
Mills
28% Mar 11
18% Apr
21 Va
"
No par
Co Inc
Monarch Machine Tool.—
17
15% Apr
43% Jan
11,100
Mojud
10
29
3,700
32%
tMissouri Pac RR 5%
14
15
23%
32
preferred series A
17% Sep
15
23%
32%
RR com
29% Nov
10% Sep
23
24
31%
Development Co—.
25% Jun
29% Dec
23
23%
32%
Mississippi River Fuel Corp
Jan
11
*22%
23%
31%
Missouri-Kan-Tex
Jan
15
23%
23%
CLOSED
8
40
Sep
*22%.
EXCHANGE
5
15
15% Sep
STOCK
23%
7
Mar 17
——
105%
31%
22% Oct
61
*104
22%
10
70% Aug
6
58% Jan 23
79
Mission
105
5,800
10,300
23%
46% Aug
Sep
79% Sep
*103 %
90
31
4
37
6% Mar 12
105
134%
Light—No par
1
&
Corp—
4
15% July 19
41% Mar 17
*103%
134
*21
Jan
23% Mar 25
10
31
15
Power
.
134
25
4% Jan
14
57% Sep
33% Sep
preferred
3,900
90
No par
preferred—
$1.50 2nd conv
19% May 26
22
Shares
93
.
18% Nov
Nov .5
29 %
& St
1st
the Week
Friday
Nov .4
93%
preferred
Minneapolis-Moline
$5.50
Sales for
Thursday
28%
$4
22
Apr
Nov. 3
92%
Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg
1.50
Minn Min & Mfg common.—No par
5
SALE PRICES
Wednesday
Nov. 2
10
St Paul & S S Marie—No par
Minn
105% Aug
5
13% Oct 20
78
Oil
Minneap
HIGH
Tuesday
Nov. 1
10
Inc
1st preferred—
Midwest
5
11
Jan
88
Aug
28
67
19% Jan
1
27
25
Jan
8% Jan
3
11
29% Sep
87c
AND
Monday
Par
Petroleum
Steel
Midland
24
ContlMi*—Page I
LOW
STOCK
Monday, November 8, 1954
Utilities
South
Middle
6
Feb
136
55% Jan
30
6
-
Mid-Continent
9
14% Aug 18
99% Jun 29
2
27
94% Jan
-
8% Dec
53 % Feb
42
Apr
-
30
24
40% Oct
3
Feb
24% Mar 20
14
21% Oct
46% Jan
20% Jun
29 % Dec
125 % Oct
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
31
66% Dec
22
22% Jun
NEW
Jan. 1
...
15'A
28
44%
108%
108%
/:
28%
44
*56
42%
15%
3,300
44%
4,600
28%
*56
7
;
5,200
108%
28%
57%
*41
21%
108%
28%
58
42%
*41
xl5
44%
109%
29
*56
21%
15%
44%
*108%
42%
15%
21%
42%
58%
160
9,500
200
V"
42%
100
N
74
Sep
28
15
99% Jan
74% Mar 29
2
02% July 27
Nashville Chatt & St
8
49% Aug 16
National
Acme Co
19
28
National
Airlines
19% Aug 20
36% Nov
5
National
Automotive
National
Aviation
43 % Aug
National
Biscuit Co
Oct
6
36% Mar 25
30
11 % Sep
14
15% Jan
8
16% Sep
19% Sep
22
21% Mar
9
15
25% Mar 20
12% May 7
13% May 11
20% Jan
34
Sep
14
38
36 % Jan
158% Jun
24
174% Dec
14
Sep 14
51% July 22
13% Feb
26
11
60 % Dec
24
57% Jan
10
13% Jan
2
Mar 19
Jan
17
181% Oct
172% Jan
18% Aug 18
Oct
92
7 7e
20
National
Can
Aug 16
National
Cash
5
National
City
18
National
Container
15% Apr
21
10 % Jan
4
14% Aug
5
15
Sep
21
19% Mar 27
17% Feb
18
National
35% Oct
25
National
12
Dairy
Dec
"29
26% Aug
2
21% July 27
41% Aug 17
15% Jan
12% Jan
4
15% Sep
27
National
Department
16% Sep 22
23 % Jan
6
21% Sep
23
99% Jan
Dec
29
17% Sep
1
29% Apr
155% Jun
132
Apr
7
Feb
16% May
6
5
87 % Jan
4
98% Oct
20 % Jan
8
43% Nov
5
15
96
Nov
6
93 % Jan
0
105
24
38% Dec
31
38
Jan
4
173% Nov
4
172
Jan
0
4
55% Aug
181% Oct 26
146
Nov
4
141% Jan
7
156
9% Dec
29
3
15
9
31
37% Mar 19
25% Sep
40 % Sep
21
32% Jan
6
52% Jan
5
46
26
30% Jan
12
21
31% Jan
25
91
24% Jan
6
104% Jan
4
21
% Jan
2
10
Sep
14
4
% Dec
Nov
5
24
29% May 20
116% May 20
7% Apr
1
28
12% Jan
.7% Mar
10
13% Feb
20
13% Jan
5
16% Apr
8
105
Jan
27
31 % Jun
106
9
85% Jun
30
Mar 25
38
Feb
18
92% Jan
56
6
Jan
20
16% Jan
30
Jan
29
7
6% Feb
17
105
Jan
63% Oct
14
May 11
Oct
34
30
25% Jan
4
44% Nov
5
23 % Mar 17
18% Jan
4
29
25% Jan
18% Jan
11
14% May
48% Jan
10
109 % Mar
1
5
9
32% Apr
106% Jan
85% Jan
Apr
Apr
14% Apr
29
94% Nov
13
20% Jan
26
Oct
97
Oct
515
Jun
28
2
33% Aug
67% Sep
44,
Aug 20
7
97% Oct
4
32% July 30
25
5
15
Jan
22%
21
Jan
8
87
6
Dec
15
14
87
35'A
8,000
141%
140%
139%
139%
1,000
141
139%
8%
8%
10%
10%
9%
10%
6%
6%
7%
7%
7%
1
12%
12%
12 %
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
2,200
1
14Vs
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
1,000
106%
*14%
*105
35%
*35%
36
97
*96
common
100
common
*105
No par
106%
34%
96
1
15%
15%
100
*94%
*105
34%
96
100
10
58
1
15%
100
29
Brake
*76
34%
*96
15%
97
*94 %
59
57
15%
15%
78
*76
non-cum
Y
& Harlem
Y
New
9
8%
106%
*105
35%
35%
97
*96
15%
15%
100
*94%
60
58%
16
15%
78
*75%
39%
112%
*110 Vz
25%
25%
25%
86
*94
97
*94
97
*94
97
*94
*401
485
*401
485
*400
485
Hartford Co.lOO
series
26'A
26%
26
26%
59%
60
60
61
60%
61'A
61
61%
2,400
1
20%
20%
20%
21%
20%
21'A
21
21%
13,400
Electric & Gas Corp—
No par
—
39%
$3.75 preferred
100
Niagara Mhk Pwr Corp com.No par
3.40%
preferred
100
3.60%
preferred
100
*96
28%
*85
40
40 V*
41
97%
97 Vz
97%
29 %
29 %
30
86%
86%
26
86%
91%
91 Ve
100'A
100'A
*91
Va
40%
*96
29%
*85%
92'A
100 Vz
104
1
42%
43%
43%
44 Vz
44%
5
18
107% Mar 31
111
Co
9
North
American
Aviation
18
Mar 23
Feb
29
23
53% July
2
64% Mar
13% Jan
4
16% Aug 25
85
Jan
4
99
Jan
12
4
16
14% Dec
Apr
24
87
89% Jun
19
101
Mar 19
Jan
9
100% July
101
15
18% Mar 17
29
7
95
Mar 25
103% Apr
101% Aug
2
18
Oct
18
102% NOV
5
16% Jan
11
51 Va Nov
5
14% Jan
13
7% Jan
11
13% Oct
28
14% Jan
11
21% Nov
5
37
3
16% Dec
30
24% Jan
13
18% Sep
18
25 % Apr
9
10
39% Feb
Capital Corp
Northern
Central Ry
Northern
Natural Gas
5 % %
l
Co
Pacific
19% Mar
2
Nov
12 V#
24%
24%
44%
44 Vz
45
25 %
*25 Va
25%
25 %
45%
12'A
12'A
85%
84%
84%
41'/a
41 %
42 Vz
41
160
25%
5,800
x43
43%
12,900
*25 %
25%
24%
25%
14,300
44%
46'/#
31,000
600
12'A
12%
12 Ve
*84%
85%
84%
84%
42%
42%
42'A
42%
6,300
12%
2,900
30
'
.
'
108 Vz
108%
108%
109%
109%
130
No par
Ry
*108'/a
55%
56%
56 Va
57 Vz
57%
58 Vz
57%
59%
42,200
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
16
91 Vz
*91 %
91%
91%
91%
103'A
103%
*102%
103%
*100%
101 Vz
101%
101%
180
102 %
102%
102 Vz
1,250
51
49%
51%
29,900
11,700
(Minn)—
5
preferred
series
100
90 Vz
90%
preferred
series
100
102%
102%
100
*100%
101 %
*100%
100
101%
101%
101%
102
1
46 %
47%
47%
50
preferred
series
preferred series
Aircraft
Northwest Airlines
4.6%
430
300
108 %
$3.60
Northrop
92
101
104
*108%
$4.10
$4.11
24%
100
100
Common
4.08%
92
100%
*103
130
24,400
•
*84%
10
preferred
Northern
12
50
Co
Northern States Pwr Co.
"
11% Jun
78
Northeast
;
87
87
92%
25
American
*85%
2,800
97%
31
104
25 Va
& Western
Ry common
Adjustment preferred
North
6,900
41%
97%
30%
100'/z
24%
41%
27%
97%
92'A
44
Norfolk
23
23%
41
26%
30'A
100%
24%
Nopco Chemical Co
100%
*103
26%
104'A
25%
89
.
100
A
25
16% Aug
20
4
25 Vz
45% Sep
19,100
97
485
44
6
23,900
*401
Co
24%
8
80,400
No par
50
RR
25%
Apr
4,500
21
100
43%
Jun
20
5,400
10
4
41%
44%
19%
20%
84'/a
25
8% Jan
43 %
"
84 Va
*84
25
Sep
4,300
4,200
16%
88
88
24%
49
60%
77
preferred
*84.
24
81
Jan
15%
*75%
41%
2
38
84
60
15%
77
27%
104 %
12
100
111%
*103
2
14
60
10
17,100
*94%
100
16
26%
1.00
Jan
1,300
97
15%
15%
41 Va
100
19
106%
111%
preferred
Aug 17
1,700
27
preferred
45
3,200
112
4.10%
26% Apr
26 Va Sep
10,800
7%
26%
3.90%
4
10
7
86
Shipbuilding Corp
Common
39%
9
9%
*110%
26
5
16
4
8%
No par
Haven &
Y State
40
111%
5
20
9
common
Preferred 5%
York
39%
*111%
par
Corp.No
38%
100
preferred series A
$5
New
310
10%
preferred
New York Dock
N
8,600
8%
25
Jan
139 %
36
100
6%
Oct
Jan
Inc
Inc
'
91 Va
103
103
101 Va
102
49 Vz
9,600
330
180
10
12%
12%
13%
13 Va
13%
13'A -13%
__25
20%
20%
21
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
5,800
.2.50
33%
35%
35
37
35
36
35
353A
4,500
9,500
common
preferred
Norwich Pharmacal Co.
12%
V
V
»
>
2
38% Jan
4
Jan
2
102% Jan
12
41%
41%
41%
42%
42%
42%
43%
43%
4
93 % Jan
12
4.40%
27
preferred
100
107 %
107%
107 %
107 Vz
108%
108%
108'/a
108%
250
92% Jan
106% Jan
5
99% Oct
21
3.90%
preferred
100
99%
99%
99%
99%
99 %
99%
*99%
99%
190
6
110% Jan
29
4.56%
preferred
100
109
109
*108%
109%
*109
109 %
4.44%
preferred
100
*107
109
*107'A
109
106
May 18
106% Feb 25
97% Jun
12
104% Dec
9
49% Jun
104% Jun
18
10
57% Aug
6
54% Jan
4
10
1
28
Mar 23
19% Dec 24
42% Dec 30
110'A Jan
>
tee
page
5
24
26% Jan
4
18% Jan
20
21% Jun
footnot*
34%
2o% NOV
101
46% Jan
For
35%
99
35
104% Oct
107% Nov
34% Aug 28
98% Jun 30
36%
99
34%
0
6
16% Sep
35%
99
35%
7
24
23% Jun
35%
9 9'/a
34%
25
34 % Sep
100
14
Mar 24
93% Sep
103 % Oct
12
34%
99%
9Va
...
New York City Omnibus
N
100
1
Co
No par
New York Chic & St Louis Co—
Common
20
6%
38
35%
Jan
20
*36'/2
99%
Jun
4
Jun
2,100
17% Jan
14
94% Jun
21,700
31%
92
24% Jan
83
52%
30%
100
39% Jan
34% Jun
11
8
25% Aug 12
Jun
16
% Dec
52
31
1
Fibre
Mining Corp
Newport Industries common
12
6
30
8
6
13
14
23% Mar 24
12% Jun
52%
31
23
26
Sep
38
51%
27% Oct
19
52
DAY
38
51%
112% Sep
12
July
34%
38
31%
9
95
150
31
6
20
19
83
*36
ELECTION
4
22% Jun
Sep
6,000
41% Nov
53 % Jan
8
1,200
19%
21
23
Jun
11%
19%
43%
39% Dec
15% Sep
155%
11%
19%
21'A
26
27% Jan
Jan
155%
11%
19%
20
91
86
*138
155%
11%
19%
19%
92
82% Jan
34%
155%
11%
51
31
34%
100
CLOSED
49%
*99
5
20
154%
20
35% Apr 28
Jun
37%
10
19,100
180
43%
37% Mar 23
SepTs
*36
Newmont
N
16
No par
com
180
19%
7
87
;
31
10
54%
181
44%
Mar 23
8
EXCHANGE
48%
53%
600
105
19%
STOCK
19%
10
54%
*180
20
22
87 % Jan
11%
19
No par
53
105
33,300
31,400
•11%
11%
No par
England Electric System
New Jersey Pr & Lt Co 4%
pfd
4 % %
154
53%
181
19%
51
22
Corp
.
19%
5
Jun
105
■
42%
65% Feb
79
*103%
105
19%
8
2
*103%
19%
18
10
105
41%
Feb
22
*103%
19
Jail
Jan
43%
40%
34
28% Feb
98
42%
Ve
19%
520
80% Nov
21
98
43
1
May 5
19% Jun 16
49% Dec 29
10
20%
98
41%
5
Feb
28
20%
98
41%
Air
92
Apr
20%
97%
Central
11
75
20%
40%
York
80
24% Jun
20%
96%
York
15% Mar
31% Sep 21
80% Jun 11
20%
40
New
63
348
20%
*96
New
Jan
9
2,500
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock
17% July 13
400
20,000
14%
5
70
Sep
6,000
38%
14%
15
13
Jan
19%
37%
14%
Feb
21% Aug
59 % Ocl;
20
19%
38%
14%
97
4%% preferred
18
17
101% Jun
8
17% Aug 25
19%
37%
14%
Inc
...
16% July 22 "
78
14
Corp
4
0% Jan
19%
38%
14%
No par
Neisner Bros Inc
25
5
30
Theatres
13% Jan
12
19%
37%
14%
39%
3%%j.preferred
New
18% Dec
Sep
National
Newberry Co (J J)
4
19%
37%
14%
1
preferred
July 22
67% Jan
Jan
conv
May 11
23% Sep
17% Sep
30
4.20%
39
30
19%
37
common
97
Anr
2,200
.100
Co
5
inn
10,400
Cast
Supply (The) Pa
Tea
6
11
12%
24%
100
% 7o preferred
Jan
Feb
12%
23%
common..5
Corp
Nehi
72% Mar 23
8
4
National
4
Feb
12%
24%
5
Corp
Sugar Ref Co
13
106
8,500
12%
24
19%
155%
15% Aug
1
20%
12%
23%
5
1951
Service
8
% Mar
20%
20'%
12%
23%
common
& Steel
National
2
20
12%
23 %
*154%
Linen
National
9
Mar 29
20%
12%
1
National
4
Jan
7,200
51
Vulcanized
14
6,700
89
23%
new
Co
11 % Jan
13%
85%
*180
National
4
13%
86%
50%
Natomas
1
% Jan
4
13%
85
19%
19%
13%
84%
180%
38% Sep
Aug
13%
83%
1
Steel
142
19%
Xl79 %
3,800
1
common
Shares
10
160
182
16
14
49%
National
Sep
179%
*181
180%
National
36% July 30
179%
180
5
4
100
179%
179
84
Stores
Prod
10% Sep 15
11% Apr
8
8% July 26
9% Nov
94
85
Dec
4
31
11
64
4
86
12% Jun
37% Aug 31
10% Sep 15
4
Jan
6
93% Apr
2
14% Mar 30
Jun
24% Jan
28% Jan
8,300
100
Nov
90
4,100
41%
100
56% July 22
31% Oct 14
38
36%
41%
No par
Co
Natl Malleable
4
36%
41%
preferred B
Oct
4
36%
41
preferred A
May 24
11
xl5%
36%
41%
6%
12
Jan
6
20
16%
36%
40%
7%
26
25
26% Jan
12
10 % jun
Oct
114
Oct
15%
35%
40%
25
preferred
Lead
15%
35%
40%
83%
common
Products
Distillers
National
15%
35
No par
1
Inc
Co
Gypsum Co
15
26% Jan
14
25% Oct
22% Sep
86% Sep
19
$4.50
5
Lines
pfd series of
29
8% Feb
20% Dec
Nov
4%%
15%
8,400
13%
preferred
Cylinder Gas Co
National
3,800
18%
13%
conv
National
1
22% May 26
190
45%
18%
10
Register—
19% Jan
84
84%
45%
18%
10
5
85 % Deo
84%
46
18%
15%
_100
2
8
84%
x45%
18%
1
Corp
11% Jan
$1.25
x84%
46%
17%
Inc
common
20% Dec
20% Nov
84%
45%
17%
0
Fibres
Corp
15
Sep
83%
45%
17%
I
Aug 31
9
19
85%
441/4
100
■
preferred A
5
15% May
Jan
*84%
1
1
Lonla
9
44% Aug 16
109% Sep 27
108% Aug 30
69
May 7
32% July 26
20% Aug
2
23% May 24
Ohio Edison Co
Ohio
Oil
common
Co
Oklahoma Gas & Elec Co
4%
Oklahoma
Natural
—20
Gas
7.50
*107%
63%
61%
62%
30
10
com
preferred
108%
62%
No par
30%
30%
30%
30%
19%
19%
19%
*19%
21
20%
21
*19%
.
20%
62%
21
6?%
30%'
109
150
109
*107%
109%
62 %
63%
30%
12,500
9,700
30%
20
19%
19%
800
21%
21
21%
6,500
Olin
38
Feb
16
51% Oct
13
104
Jan
5
115% Oct
15
Mathieson Chemical Corp—
Common
Conv preference
1951 series
5
49%
100
*110%
49%
111%.
49%
112
51%
112%
50%
*112
51%
112%
50%
111
51%
111
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Number 5375
Volume 180
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(1889)
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Year 1953
Highest
8% Dec
13
23
14% Feb
95% Jan
3
71% Sep
4
15% Dec
28
37% Aug 31
46% Dec
21
44% Jan 11
62
23
9% Mar
8% Jan
5
87
Jan
16% Jan
55y« Dec 21
50
11
74% July 16
18
81
Mar 13
77% Jan 12
94% July 23
18
10
Dec
14% Jan 20
23% Oct
28
88
Mar 10
82
95% Nov
1
38
18
69% Jun
11% Jun
83
8
15
Oct 28
7% Oct
11
Jan
An
7
7% Jan
11
13% Jan
8
33% Apr 28
73% Mar 28
14% Dec 21
5
48
6
Mar
12%
13%
13%
13 %
13%
13%
92%
94
93%
93%
93
94'%
28%
30
29%
29%
29
29%
7,400 °
58%
59
59%
59%
59%
60%
60%
60%
8,700
8
4
32%
33
33%
34
33%
35
34 %
35%
6,200
85
85
*84
85%
*84
85%
*84
16
16%
*16
16 %
*16
16%
16
16
65%
65%
66
66%
66%
67%
68
6834
~1,200
89
91
90
90%
3,600
23
23%
23
23%
Products
Pabco
22%
23
95%
95%
EXCHANGE
5
'9%
10%
CLOSED
10
39%
39%
Pacific
Coast
Co
8
25
37'/a Oct
27
Pacific
Finance
14% Jun
10
40
39% Jan
4
45% Aug 17
Pacific
Gas
12% Nov
2
38% July 14
Pacific
34% Dec
30
4% Sep
31
33% Feb 15
Mar 17
23
2nd
Pacific
137% Jan
4
154
Nov
3
Pacific Telep & Teleg com
6% preferred
6% Nov
3
Pacific
4% May 18
26% July 20
88% Mar 28
May 13
98% Dec 30
9% Jan
8
11% Feb
26
9
Feb
4
5
9% Jan
4
16% Nov
4
Oct 25
84% Apr
19
103% Sep
8% Apr
14
97% Jan
10
4
4
15
Apr
2
30% Mar 27
Jan
24% 8ep
26% Jan
4
23
6
6
30% Jun 22
37% Jan
33% Jun
16
89% Jan 30
35% Jan 15
45% Aug 19
11% Sep
7
18
20
B
27% Sep
15
20% Nov
2
7
11
32
Dec
3
47
May
30% Jan
4
80 %
4
69 V* Nov
27
Jun
10
41% Dec
28
37% Apr
101
Jun
2
107% Feb
3
30% Jan
10
July
29
16% Dec
29
40% Dec 29
10
Sep
38% Sep
15
11
Sep 15
Sep 14
127
16
10% Jan
19
38% Aug 21
•9
Sep
17% Sep
8
IB
14% Dec
30
23% Jan
B
52% Jan
S
14% Apr 23
32% May 27
148% Mar 16
18
113
Oct
25
Mar 18
108
Nov
4
48
Dec
22
Mar
11% Jan
31
134% Jan
33
13% Jan
Dec
28
40
10S
Jan
30
0
21% Mar
19% Mar 23
108% Jan
39% Sep 21
28% Jun 16
43% Feb
B
12% Jan
19
34% Oct 20
2
25% Mar 17
a
50% July
21% Oct
5
34 % Oct
4
4
2
94
May 28
103
108
Feb
26
103
Jan
11
108% Nov 13
107% Sep
107
Jan
11
110
7% May 3
Feb 17
11
18% Jan
f
36% Jan
8
28
27
83
Mar 18
101
Jan
23
Jan
34% July
83
Oct
Oct
3
4
7
37% July 19
95
July 13
44% Jan
6
23
95
Apr
8
90
Jan
11
92% Jun
99
Jan
39
93% Feb
45% Aug
3
97% Apr
2
67% May 27
48% Sep IB
69% Mar 28
10
Dec
19
32
••
Sep 21
July 22
19
Jan
30
May 18
87% Jan 14
191
Jan
I
53% Jan
5
4
10% July 15
16
Aug
5
35
47% Aug
5
100
Jan
July
12
104
9
Sep
27
6
22% Mar 27
21
Jan
11
33
Oct
11
106% May 22
18% Dec 29
106% May 22
29% Jan
B
113
Nov
1
113
Nov
16% Nov
1
80
22% Mar
Philco
Corp
Feb
17
Jan
6
90% Sep
21
$5
7
77% Jan
4
86% Oct
20
$4.80
69% Feb
3
16% Mar 18
3
60 % Nov
5
11% Jan
42% Mar
41% Sep IB
11
Sep IB
148% Apr 21
162
Sep
3
155
183% Jun 11
165
Feb
0
158
44
Sep 18
1% Dec 31
58% Mar 16
18
13
Aug 12
July
Sep
1
160
Apr
8
169
Mar
Juu
9
63% Nov
6% Jan
4
52
9% Feb 26
15
5
4
12% Sep IB
21% Jan
D
12% Jan
4
7% Aug
5
21% Oct 21
Sep 21
■9% Dec 31
17% Sep 15
73% Feb 27
60% Jan
4
76
80
146
19
89
Jan
9
Sep 14
Sep 14
10% Sep 15
23% Sep 14
75
Mar 20
25% Mar 18
150
Apr 27
July 30
89% Jan
11
1
Sep
14% Oct
22
4
30% Oct
13
3
22
68
Jun
23
92
Jun
3
Jun"22
24% Jun
9
92
4
Jun
May
14% Jan
16% Jan
73
24%
16
35% Sep 15
42% Sep 14
Jun
2
Feb
15% Jan 20
82% Jan
B
35% Dec 11
33% Jan
37% Dec 29
35% Jan
4
35
Jan
29
4
19
Aug
5
19% Nov
7
82% Jan
Aug 10
92% Mar 3
7
B
25% Jan
12
27% Jan 20
27% Feb 24
102
Jan
6
43% Jan 20
64% Jan
2
109% Mar
4
30% Mar
27
103% Apr
104
July 20
47
Jan
7
Power Co
Gamble
Publlcker Industries Inc com
preferred
cum
Public Serv Co of Colorado
3%
3%
3%
3%
11%
11%
12%
12%
45
45
4 4 3/4
45%
45%
46%
46%
47
37%
5
1
100
12.50
No par
100
100
100
100
1
-—3
100
No par
1
100
5
5
r
106%
42%
42%
111
*107
17%
17%
Xl7
45
45%
111%
112%
108
*107 V2
108%
110
17%
}7%
47%
63,900
20%
28,200
17
46%
46%
20%
20%
157
153%
17%
47'%
20 38
34%
*34
34%
154
111
107 i/a
17%
45%
20%
%
110%
108
110%
107 %
10,600
20%
34%
34'%
*1531%
157%
47%
203»
34%
154
550
3,100
34%
400
154%
1,900
^
*45%
48
46
46
47%
471/2
47%
300
47%
13^4
13%
14%
13%
14'/a
13%
14
34,400
*58%
60
60
61
613/4
61%
62%
64
1,100
*106'%
107
*106%
107
1001/2
1051/2
25
25%
25%
25'%
13'%'
25
9%
33'%
106
9%
9'%
,
34
33%
107
105'%
413/4
42%'
37'/a
37%
25
9%
34%
107'%
9'%
34%
106
106%
20
25%
900
9%
3,600
35%
18,800
107%
1,070
42%
43%
43%
44%
44%
34
21,500
37%
37%
37%
37%
37%
38
8,200
*25%
25%
112
112
25%
112
25'%
*24%
25
112
112%
101'%
101%
ELECTION
107%
107%
*101%
DAY
109
102%
*101%
102%
106%
*106
107%
*106
108
*108
109
*108
109
-
934
93%
9%
35%
36%
35%
10
36%
93%
95
1
'
94
36%
37
36%
36%
*87%
89%
*87%
■
,
80
107%
108
102%
400
112%
106%
*101%
93%
9%
34%
1063/4
25%
STOCK
112
*108
9'/4
34%
107
*105
EXCHANGE
CLOSED
25
112
25%
*
89%
87
100
-
■
20
10
93/4
9%
9%
9%
13,900
36 3/4
373ft
36%
37%
18,800
*933/4
36%
*87%
95
37
89%
95
510
36%
37
27,400
*87%
89
*933/4
——
87
*85
*30%
38%
*36%
38%
*36%
38%
*.96
9734
*96
98%
*96
98%
*96
98%
X59%
60%
61%
61
61%
*85
*11%
42'%
*103
31%
113
16 34
59%
all V*
13
42%
104%
31%
42%
*103
32
*110
113
17%
17
62
12
43%
104%
323/4
122
31%
*110
13
*11%
43%
433/4
105%
*102%
32
122
32'%
*113
13
—
443/4
—
3,500
105
32%
1,800
122
20
85
85
85
85
*81
83
83%
*81
83%
56%
16%
*81
56%
82%
58 Va
59%
16
143/4
*156
162
157
158
*156
160
*157%
163
163
162
162
*162%
165
163%
163%
10
17,500
17%
*81
16
87
36%
17 3/a
88
16
433/4
36 3/4
173/4
*87
56%
*11%
*104
*85
17%
89
553%
60%
87
17 3/4
*87%
55%
*85
153/4
61%
62%
62%
62%
62%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
63%
7
63
9,200
20
60%
7,200
15%
6,200
163
20
163%
70
63%
7,000
7
3,000
21
9,500
xl9%
19%
19%
20%
20'/a
20%
6%
203/a
x71%
713/4
*71%
723/4
*71%
73%
72%
72%
*75%
76%
76%
76 V*
*75%
76%
76
76
300
19%
19'/a
19%
19%
19%
20'/a
21
2,out)
19%
25%
*104
'
*149
*149
25%
26
1053/4
106
90
*149
26
106%
26%
106
*149
——
26%
26%
26%
1,100
106 V2
106%
106%
220
14%
14%
29
1
32%
32%
17%
17%
17%
17%
173/4
17 %
17%
17%
900
10
19%
19%
19%
19%
193/a
19%
19%
19%
3,700
88%
89%
8934
893/4
91'%
91 %
92
6,300
14%
88
400
5,700
900
6,000
5
93/4
9%
9%
10
10
10'/a
10
10%
No par
76%
76%
76%
76%
76%
76'A
77
77
42
42%
42
423/4
42%
43
43%
43%
12.400
40%
4,000
10
38%
38%
393/4
39%
40%
90%
*89%
90 V*
89%
89'%
*89%
26%
26%
27
27
*26'%
27
*26%
27
*253/4
263/a
26%
*253/4
170
90%
263/a
26%
—
30 3%
27%
30%
103%
103%
104
104
No par
57%
No pai
$1.40 div
24
Pure Oil
(The)
NOV
3
5%
27%
v
preference com__No pai
preferred
100
preferred
100
Pub Serv El & Gas com
conv
common
preferred
No par
100
I
2
32% Jan 11
.35% Nov
5
Radio Corp
Jan
4% Jan
0
5% Dec
4
9
*105%
42%
38%
Inc
45% Apr 27
106%
42%
111%
34
300
47
*105%
42%
107%
20
*45%
47
106%
41%
42
111
151
*45%
46
*105%
106'%
*253/4
Co
Pullman
4
46
45
41%
170
28%
39% J«B
Jan
9,800
14%
NOV IB
37
68
32 V*
4
47% Mar 2B
67
29
25%, Nov
30
69%
14%
15
16% Dec
66
*89'%
4.18%
'
67%
100
25
25
4.08%
-
63%
31%
21% Jan
1
4,500
62%
Indiana—No par
6
12
85%
851/4
28%
3
4% Mar
28%
84%
14%
25% Jan
2% Jan 28
28%
86
28%
Quaker Oats Co (The) com
5
6%
preferred
100
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp—10
90% Jan
28
85
31
33% July IB
.
28
85%
28%
155% Apr 21
NOV
45
"16
28
85%
31
5
96
*27%
14%
4
SV4 Sep 15
86
Feb 26
28
of
Serv
3%%
4.32%
15
86% Nov
5
'!
7
July 6
9% Sep 15
99% Mar 29
28
700
31%
Jan
4
28
28%
Jan
Jan
25%
*27%
31%
28
76
37%
*24%
28V2
27%
143
79
*37V4
251%
*27%
*13%
3
18
15
37%
*241%
28%
*105%
9
Jun
2% Oct
37%
25%
*27%
1
100
146% Feb
68
37%
*24%
28%
60'%
39% Aug 31
J31% Jun 17
30% Sep IB
11
37%
25%
28 V*
preferred
preferred
4.16% preferred
Public
4
111
37%
*24%
85%
100
5
500
2,100
39%
65% Sep
4
Sep
Sep
12
&
1,900
3%
No par
B
Potomac Electric
2,500
No par
Pocahontas
61% Nov
4
107
6
29% Aug 17
31 % Aug
2
40% Jan
Mar 19
25% Oct
25
Sep 15
25% Jan
4
25% Jan
4
97% Jun
5
43
7
B
Jan
Creek
Poor & Co class
$4.75
43% Nov
18
26
Pond
20
Jan
preferred
Plough Inc
Plymouth Oil Co
Procter
80
72% Mar 16
84% Nov
5
conv
2,800
3%
113/4
Pittsburgh & West Virginia
100
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd—100
Plttston Co (The)
common
1
5%%
103/8
3%
334
Pittsburgh Forglngs Co1
Pitts Ft Wayne & Chic Ry com__i00
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
96% Aug 25
11% Aug
5
17
gy0 Mar 31
102
103
Jan
19% Mar 23
29% Jun 18
14
10% Feb
71% Dec
B
120
24
1
29
Aug 26
14
30% Sep
2
8
76% Dec
150
14
17% Jan 29
31
11
12% Jan
23
9% Dec
11
23% May 14
3
13
28% Jun
146
78% Oct
8
13% Oct
Jun
29
Jun
10% Dec
16
18% Oct
18% Jan
84% Apr
46% Feb
19% July
11
2
81% Jan
98
62% Jan
Oct
Pitts Consolidation Coal Co
100
10%
11%
convertible preferred—No par
(conv)
10,300
41%
3%
preferred—L—100
preferred
33
11%
Pitts Coke & Chem Co oom__No par
Jan
500
32%
32%
*41
3%
Pitts C C
94
*31
11%
1
97
41%
5
(conv)
RR
33'4
323/4
32%
*41
*102%
.25
8
Dec 24
31%
3%
common—No par
St L
*31
IO1/4
Phillips Jones Corp com—No par
5% preferred
100
Phillips Petroleum
No par
Phoenix Hosiery
5
PiUsbury Mills Inc common
25
$4 preferred
No par
Pltney-Bowes Inc
2
&
16,900
3%
America
common
series
23,100
10%
3%% preferred series A
100
Philip Morris & Co Ltd common—5
4%
preferred —
100
3.9%
7%
35%
3%
33 %c
4.4%
&
7%
34%
10%
No par
$1 conv preference com
Phlla
81/8
34%
10
100
Electric Co
10
7%
33%
3%
Peoria & Eastern Ry Co
Phlla
103%
8%
10%
Corp
Co
7,000
33%
8
3%
Drug
4%
2nd preferred
Phelps-Dodge Corp
102%
*9
33%
8%
33
10%
Stores Inc
Peoples Gas Light &-Coke
Penn-Texas
Peoples
f«% Dec 29
77
9%
5
preferred
Reading Coal & Iron
29
1
*9
9'/a
*9
9
par
preferred
2
9
9
41%
4.68%
82% July 20
Mar
7,000
32%
30
May 5
Sep 10
23
5
32%
31%
4.3%
Dec
98% Jan
32%
41%
22
29
Dec 30
33%
31%
preferred
3.8% preferred
18% Jan 27
87
Jun
5
39% May 26
26% Jun
32%
32%
Pfelffer Brewing Co
Pfizer (Chas) & Co Inc com
115
32%
41%
100
100
50
10
10
5
100
11
112% Mar 30
5
32%
8
Light com—No par
&
11
96% Jun 10
Jan
32 %
31%
preferred
series preferred
Pennsylvania RR
Pennsylvania Salt Mfg Co__
38
Jan
Nov
Power
15% Jan
23% Jan 11
106
35,500
32%
4%%
4.40%
4%% preferred
Petroleum Corp of
Nov
6%
31%
com
Aug 27
26% Sep 24
99
69
Corp
108
Jun 24
98
Sand
9
45
6%
32%
preferred
4
80
Apr 28
Penn
Corp
18% Jan
4
6%
No par
7
Co
Cement
Glass
Penna
5%
C)
(J
101% Feb
32% Jan
6%
*40%
Transportation
No
& Enterprises
Pepsi-Cola
Jan
41% Dec 29
88% Dec 29
7
Aug 19
Feb
6%
1
Mines
Pet Milk Co common
9
Aug 30
30% Jun 20
100% Jun 29
30% Jan
4
6%
No par
2.50
Corp
Co
16% Mar 12
111
80
Proof
Rust
65
1
July 7
9% Sep 21
26% Nov 27
Corp
& Co—
11
Feb
Jun
104
6
11
Sep 21
54% July 23
99
B
15
169
Mar 26
16% May 21
8
45% Aug 26
Mar 18
49
28
July 28
11% Jun 18
26% Jun 24
41
60
6%
1
Davis
Penn-Dlxie
May 26
18% F«b
600
6%
103%
Penney
47
15% Mar 25
7,500
154
*102%
4
107
104
*152%
4,900
41%
129% 1
102%
7
13
July
153
36
40%
129%
103%
Pictures
Peabody Coal Co common
5%
conv prior preferred
8
25
19
4
154
41%
129%
32%
Patino
Apr
35% Jan
105
154
35%
41
*102%
Parmelee
106% Feb
85% Mar 18
155
,
129
153
129
100
1
preferred
25
4
128%
35%
35%
41%
x41
42
300
preferred
37% Jan
35%
35'/a
35%
128%
66,600
$1.30
73y« Jan
10,700
9%
29% Jan
0
44%
16%
No par
25
25
39% Mar 19
81% Dec
44%
70
preferred
14
44%
16%
$1.32
10% Sep
44
69
$1 preferred
27% Jun 24
30
44
69%
Peninsular Telep common
20% Nov
43
16%
8
26% Aug 27
65% Mar 19
10
2,200
42%
16%
25% Jun 24
29 % Mar
5
Feb
"90
53
36%
68%
No par
Oct 28
661/2
52 y2
36
16%
Penlck & Ford
27
*65%
53
36%
31%
5
23
67
53
*152%
Nov
21% Aug 10
29% Dec 14
27% Aug 10
*65%
36
41
38 % Oct
7
67
54
DAY
69
Parker
23
4% July
180
16%
Parke
29
12% Jan
35
8
Jan
88% Dec
Jan
July 30
7% Feb
39%
39
67%
Park & Tilford Distillers
21% May
7
17
391%
16
37
7
3% Mar 12
2% Apr 26
10y« May 11
39%
68%
Paramount
44% Jan
6% Feb
40
15%
Panhandle Oil Corp
84% Jan
9
1,700
67%
4%
7
10
B
9%
1
35% Aug 19
30
8% Apr
6
Jan
9%
36a/a
128%
10
Pan Amer World Airways Inc
Dec
8% Jan
10
10%
Panhandle East Pipe L com_.No par
30% Jun
15
4% Sep 21
2% Dec 22
preferred
4%
96%
10
*65%
ELECTION
*94%
10
54
100
1
Consolidated
Tin
8,900
96%
10
35%
100
-i
*94%
400
36%
35
No par
Corp
Pacific Western Oil Corp common.4
87 % Mar 16
8% Jan
67
Mills
96%
10
85%
42%
No par
July 12
Aug 24
1
6% Sep
55%
Lighting Corp
46
140
23%
*94%
610
36%
25
13
'
49,200
39%
67
*54
Electric
&
12
•4% Oct
6% Sep 15
*65%
No par
—10
89 %
93
STOCK
No par
Corp—
Jan
47% Mar 31
34
preferred noncum.
preferred noncum
142% Jan 22
8% Jan 28
15
10% Oct
common
114% Jan
12% Feb 20
8% Apr 16
8% Sep 14
01
1st
com
119% Mar 10
22% Nov 25
110% 8ep 22
129% Jun 25
88%
100
conv
55% Oct
Mar 17
88
No par
cum
inc
87%
preferred
4%
Sep 22
43% Aug 12
66% Oct
2
12%
Pacific Amer Fisheries Inc
12
4
57% Mar
Shares
92 »/4
28% Jan
15
the Week
13%
57
May 17
44% May 17
16
Oct
Sales for
Nov. 4
Friday
Nov. 5
Thursday
28%
30% Feb 20
55% Jttn
Nov. 3
28
25% Jun 10
40
Wednesday
Nov. 2
91%
5
Otis Elevator
No par
Outboard Marine & Mfg_
83yac
Outlet Co
No par
Overland Corp (The)
1
Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corp
5
Owens-Illinois Glass Co
12.50
7
5
35% Nov
Jau
16% Oct
•0
26
July
Tuesday
Nov. 1
Omnibus Corp (The)
5
30% Oct
July 23
84
17
Sep
94% Nov
Apr 29
13% Mar 11
Oct~~ 2*
11% Feb
79%
13% Nov
4
Jan
SALE PRICES
Monday
Par
Oliver Corp common
1
4%% convertible preferred—100
4
14% Jan 26
73
9
HIGH
ND
NEW YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Continued—Pag* I
STOCKS
Range for Previous
of America com—No par
No par
RKO Pictures Corp
1
RKO Theatres Corp
1
Ralston Purina Co 3%% pfd
100
Raybestos-Manhattan
—Nona*
$3.50 1st preferred—
58 %
27%
30 3/4
*102
104
59%
603a
60 3/a
110%
110%
110%
31%
31%
x60
154
154
25% 25%
33%
*84%
6%
8"%
*95%
43%
33%
85
6%
9
95%
43%
31%
*153%
28
*253/4
27%
28 Ye
273/4
30%
10
400
12,900
28
30%
30%
30%
30%
103%
*102%
103'/4
102
104
*103%
104
104
-
1023/4
104
60%
60%
111
32%
155
60 %
60%
110
32
*153%
430
340
61 %
60%
613/4
9,900
61%
61
61%
14,600
110
32%
155
110
600
110
4,900
31%
32%
1533/4
153%
60
25%
3,500
253/a
25%
25%
25%
25%
333/4
34%
34%
35%
35%
353/4
84%
85%
85%
86
85%
86%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
9%
95%
91/4
6%
9%
•96
44%
96%
44%
9%
9y8
*95%
95%
95%
*43%
44
9
5,700
'
*
60,000
1.300
4,300
14,700
100
600
21
22
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1890)
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Inc
Sep
14
35% Jan
5
25% Jan
4
56*'a Nov
28
34% Jan
15
31% Jan
4
u^-4 uct
5
lo
Rayonier
30 Vs Dec
Sep
15
14% Mar 18
8 '/2 Jan
11
15% Sep
22
Raytheon
26% Oct
9
33% Jan
8
26',4 Jan
13
2»-,» May 24
36% Dec
24
41% Feb
5
36% Feb
1
40% Aug 26
4 "io
31% Dec
22
36
6
30% Jan
28
36
Sep
13
4%
12 Vs Jan
6
29% Nov
6
26
Feb
16
32
Jun
1
6
22 % Mar 23
16% Jan
4
19% Aug 17
15% Jan
12'/a Apr
27
18% July 22
22
8
16 v* Oct
12
Sep
15
Mar
16
31% Feb
26
4% May
24% July
9% Dec
18
14% Jan
19
8% May
64 % Apr
29
62% Jun
1
55 % May 19
2
14% Jan
4
23
93 % Feb
18
19
Jau
11
22'
Jan
11
Reading
3
25
Sep 23
7% Mar 20
;Mo»day
6% Aug
1
29
7
Jan
Co
Silk
Conv
13% Sep
21
84
Sep
14
18
Aug 14
19% Jan
12
2% Sep
17
B% Sep 14
40% Sep 14
31 % Apr
7
5% Feb
13
19% Feb
97
Jan
237/a May 25
Mar 38
27
4
26
12% S?p
3
11
65% Nov
4
42% Oct
30
37% Feb
24
60% Nov
4
6% Apr
22
16
Jun
22
51% Jan
12
Nov
5
Jan
4
15% Oct
22
2
40% May 18
48% Mar
4
Jan
56
36% Dec
22
49
Dec
31
fi
58% July 21
5
9% Mar 20
33% July
Aug 10
Jan
*40
41
41
100
*33 Va
34
*33%
34%
33%
34
200
*28 Vb
2o %
*28%.
29 Vb
*28 V
4
29%
28%
28%
1,100
16'a
16'4
16%
16%
16%
16-4
16%.
17
2.500
50c
lJ'a
13 'a
13%
14
14
14%
14
14%
2,800
10
5%
5%
5%
5%
*5%
6
6%
No par
*25%
*23%
26 Vb
*25%
„
Corp
Co
5
100
common
series—
pfd 3'%%
37%
37%
39 %
38%
33%
52,400
4%
5
5
5
12%
12 V4
12%.
12 %
63 %
65%
64 V
65
58 %
58 Vb
53%
59 Vb
59%
60%
90%
91%
91 1
94
94%
99
98
14 Va
14 Vb
14%
14%
14%
15%
14%
10
38%
39%
39%
39 Vb
39 V*
39 Va
;
51
*46
21% May
44% Mar 10
41
4
May 18
3
4
24
Jan
12
45% Oct
4.50%
36% Aug 11
17% Jan
149 % Dec
281% Oct
8
Jan
18
105
Oct
4
35
24
10% Jan
14% Dec
~29
22% Jan
30
Rohm
Haas
&
4%
7
7%
14
Co
7.»-\
4
32% Jan
23
40% Dec
18
81
12
93 % Nov
9
9
71% Oct
13
14% Jan
Mar~23
4
20% Sep
20
42% Nov
5
Ruberoid Co
9
Ruppert
9
Safeway
Stores
38% Jan
28
47% Sep
88% Jan
14
31% Jan
99% Oct
4
103% Jun
7
43% Jan
5
29
19% Nov
24
18% Jan
33% Jan
30
22
5
4%
41% Jun
2
14
23
Nov
1
62 % Jan
8
22
Dec
29
61
Sep
14
77% Feb
2
211
Sep
15
312
Jan
5
211
Apr
May 26
17% Sep 15
91% Sep
9
160
Sep
14
123
96
Sep~14
27
27% May 25
70% Aug 23
St
280
May 24
150
May 14
St
Louis
9
12
35% Oct
Nov
12
93% Jan
4
103% Nov
5
14% May
3
23% May 18
29
Sangamo
22
15% Mar
Sep
15
28
Jan
11
Sep
15
17
Mar 23
11
6
f
Jan
4
13% Aug
2
28
22% Jan
20
liy2Jan
6
17% Apr
4
16
27
47% Sep
10 % Dec
20
20
91% Jan
6
89
Feb
25
102
1
4
$4
30% Oct
7
Scovill
89% Mar 23
25 % Jan
85 % Feb
8
3
102% Jan
109
15
Oct
Mfg
Co
3
79% Jan
29
74
Jan
14
81
Feb
19
36% Sep
21% Sep
14
45 % July 31
42
Jan
4
71
Oct
1
Seaboard
Air
15
26
29% July 19
106% Mar
9
Seaboard
103% Nov
9
102
Jan
5
33
July 21
12% Dec
29
17% Mar 24
13
Jan
56% Apr
17
62% Dec
57 Va Mar 16
3
39
7
34
,
900
7,400
400
44
44
43%
43%
43%
43 Vb
700
21 Va
Va
21%
21%
21 Va
21%
21%
12,900
262
272
*264
272
*103
104 %
*103
104 %
104%
27
23%.
27%
27%
27%
28%
13.300
9 %
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
5.900
67-8
43,000
Oil
66
67%
67 %
66%
18%
18%
19%
19 V
41 'B
41
41',2
42
13%
13%
13%
13%
13
13%
42
42%
42%
43 %
43%
96 %
96%
96%
98 %
106 %
106%
*107%
107%
36%
37 V«
22
22
22
237a
37%
7.200
22
22%
21%
22
1.300
24%.
24
24%
24%
230
230
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165
*146
165
*146
165
*146
68%
12%
20%
14%
14%
No par
*'49%
No par
69
68%
22.100
69 %
1,000
230
STOCK
34 %
34%
34%
33%
34%
*102%
103 Vb
*102%
103%
103%
103%
50
16%
16%
16%
16%
16'%
12,100
25%
25%
25 %
25%
25%
25%
1.200
*12 Va
*
20%
14%
13%
49%
*95
12
20%
21%
24,100
15%
154%
15 %
55,800
50 %
11,600
50 Vb
50%
50%
*95
96
*106
11 %
21%
15 Va
21
DAY
12%
20%
xl2
12 %
ELECTION
'
96
107
107 Vs
107%
29%
29%
29%
29%
87%
87%
87%
*86%
*107
109
*95
30%
28%
*86%
109
50%
96
%
25
109
*107
103%
30
83
50
30
*107
1,500
33
*36 %>
30
109
*20%
20%
*20%
20%
*20%
21
*20%
21
*79%
81
*79%
81
*791%
81
*79%
31
69
70
68%
70%
69
23
23%
28%
28%
28 %
*106
106%
67
68 %
1
28
28
preferred-No par
*106
Co
common
Co
1
5
Co
1.400
96
*107
5
com
40"
Co
20.700
1614
100
(The)
10
165
EXCHANGE
1071 -2
*107
24 %
a
32%
100
100
691
69%
CLOSED
50
*95
*106
700
36%
*225'%
12
340
37%
230
20%
14.500
93%
103%
37%
*225 %
15c
600
44%
98%
2.800
13%
103
7,400
42%
43%
98
235
68%
•20
*13
10311
50
22 V'2
*22%
1.40
Inc
a
19%
•42%
44%
97%
108
105
38
37
24%
20
a
100
170%
66 7
42%
16%
&
*264
68%
Seagrave Corp
Roebuck
65 Vb
18%
41
25
fund
Sears
65 Va
9V4
103 %
Co
76
27
27%
33%
16
Line RR
sink
Seaboard
Aug 17
29
26%
34
24%
preferred
Elec
18% May 24
Sep
29
26%
*102%
preferred
$5.75
29
26%
10
__5
Finance
4
400
28Vb
100
10
conv
17% Dec
15
Jan
2.000
"225 %
common
10
24
11
*32%
Co
A_
Electric Co
preferred
19
8
10%
33%
No par
Jun
Dec
11
100
preferred
3.35%
10%
100
preferred
Scranton
3.700
10%
3.700
25
26%
32%
4.30%
15
12%
57%
29 Vb
31%
3.65%
21% Aug 18
12%
56%
*24%
:
100
Ry Co
Corp
15 Va Jun
5
12%
29
series
4.40%
68% Jun
17 % Jan
24%
12%
25%
5
Electric
Arms
$3,40
107\-A NOV
57%
24%
27%
No par
Scott Paper Co common
8
Sep
8
2
Feb
52% Oct
96
Savage
57 Vb
13
6.300
104 Vb
5
common
Schenley Industries
Schering Corp
Jan
May 26
4
31% Jan 12
06% Feb
Oct
Paper Co
pfd
57 %
24%
a
*32%
262
10
100
lo
5%
A
San Diego Gas &■
13
17 Vs Sep
27% Sep
14
Jan
1st
56%
1
preferred
noncum
Regis
310
24%
341
x33%
a
26%
Co common__No pat-
series
Apr
5%
800
33%
1
Southwestern
20% Jan
St
35
103%
33%
5
23% Mar 25
19
85
28 Vb
262
common
F Ry
Preferred
5
34.900
50
103
33 7
9.000
39%
5
33 Vb
*103
;
preferred
conv
preferred
L San
35
6,200
15
25 %
21
(The;
St Joseph Lead Co__
SI. Joseph Light & Power
July 27
39
103
*102%
13.100
100
1
4.30%
11
85
84%
103
33
44
Dutch Petrol Co__50 Guilders
4
84%
7%
7%
'
5,700
25%
20
Royal McBee Corp
Oct
112
*46
51
102%
7%
800
58%
28 Vb
44
common
7 Va
i
x5712
;
36,600
*31%
21
(Jacob)
16% Mar
12% Aug 23
*46
84
5
Ronson Corp
55% Aug
"l5
84
par
Co
Corp
33% May 21
11% Dec
50
7%
a
i
Aircralt
Royal
*46
100
Axle
preferred series A
Rohr
7
10% Oct
6% May 27
13
Spring &
Mar 29
Oct
25
conv
Rockwell
12
Jan
96
17
50
preferred
Rochester Gas & El Corp—No
5
148
11
Dec
preferred series A
5 % %
21
22% Aug
20
common-
Roberstsliaw-Fulton Controls com—1
29% Aug 11
14
Co
„
13.300
12%
64%
*10 Vb
21% Mar
5%
12%
10 %
2
15% Aug
3
5
280
62%
10
9% May
3
5
103
No par
Corp
Inc
5
*101%
12 V«
Antelope Copper Mines
Mills
102% %
62 Va
12 Vb
6% Sep
99% Aug 24
36%
12%
25% Aug
110
3b %
24-4
25
98
6,000
35 %
57 Vb
4
30
27%
12%
Robbins
58.000
27%
56%
Oil
39%
29%
27%
24%
Richfield
Ritter Company
90
12%
10
Manufacturing
Roan
60%
61%
Common
7
60
10
Reynolds (R J) Tob class B
Mar 22
60 >4
30%
27 Vb
No par
13% Oct
60 V4
29%
•
101%
No par
27
1,666
10
No par
No par
2.50
com
400
26%
10
27%
11
3
*25%
>
10
102 Va
48% Jan
7
261
10
27%
32%
May
.
101%
DAY
32%
7% Jan
6
27%
._1
14
29
102 Vb
37
20
*40
"i-a
2
12
Jan
81% Jun
102%
,
25% Jan
18% Jan
24% Dec
ELECTION
102%
5
27 % Mar
105
30 %
CLOSED
29 %
102%
41
1
61%
29
61%
27%
100
7
18
.*60%
*60%
10
100
9
Jun
10
series
43 % Dec
98
EXCHANGE
series
21% Nov
«a% Jun
STOCK
4
10 ' *
3.60%
23
21
50c
25
1
—1
50c
v
20
10
4.50%
29
150
~
1
Rexall
Drug Inc
Reynolds Metals Co
Rheem
300
40 %
35
Reynolds Spring Co
Aug
4
59% May 21
i^.jOO
40%
Preferred
18 % Dec
30% Oct
16% Jun
27%
Preferred
35 y* Jun
Jun
27%
5
11
17 Va
27 Vb
10
18
105
27 V4
Feb
9'/o Dec
2
24,500
27 %
Feb
26% Dec
24
14%
88
65
Apr
13%
104
9
Jun
14%
2
23
92
14
2
Oct
115
3,500
14 Va
July
14
Jan
6% Apr
7
38-a
78
29% Mar 18
29
a
95% July
14
15
56%
38:
5
22 % Sep
16% Sep
22% Oct
27
54%
38 %
5
90% Jan
5
14
26% Dec
27
55%
38 V y
40 %
13%
54 >4
No par
Co
Republic Steel Corp com
Revere Copper & Brass
25
13%
55 %
38%
13%
*
Mar 16
98% Dec
107
7% Jan
100
Share 9
51%
39
38%
52%
38
46
80% Jun
31
5% Aug 16
Jan
10% Jan
14
ii y# Dec
6
47% Jan
21
22
18
Ap*
3
4% May 18
4% Sep
43% Sep
Oct
28
52% Mar 17
11% Jun
42% Sep
48
103
tiie Week
Nov. 5
5
Remington-Rand common
$4 50 preferred ——
Reo Holding Corp.Republic Aviation Corp
Republic Pictures common.
$1
convertible4 preferred
4
Friday
1
*33
*"
30% Nov
Nov
*39%
prior preference
Mfg
Sales for
Tiiuisday
Co—
Stores
Reliance
PRICES
*27%
51 %
-a
SALE
Nov. 3
50
Mills—
Inc
&
div
Nov. a
1
50
preferred
2nd
Bit
Bros
Reliable
8
60
1st preferred
Hosiery
(Robt)
$1.25
5
common
Roller
Reeves
10% July 30
60% Oct 25
Co
Mlg
noncum
Reed
2
3
1
25
HIGH
AND
Wednesday
Tuesday
Nov.
Par
common
noncum
Real
43% Aug 23
23
Dec
STOCK
preferred
52
Reis
4
LOW
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1953
Lowest
Monday, November 8, 1954
c.ntinUed-Paee >o
STOCKS
Range for Previous
...
No par
V
%
106 %
35%
36
36%.
1B
I
70%
71%
a
% %
*106
106%
37
36%
36%
70
*106
8.300
28%
4.400
106%
36%
37
2.000
15 %
*15
15 Vb
300
72%
73%
73
74%
74
74%
10.000
35%
36%
36
36
lo
.
1B
*15%
'
'
'<•
26% Mar 27
21% Jan
12
36% Nov
1
Seeger Refrigerator Co
5
8% Sep
15
12 % Mar 12
7% Jun
4
10% Feb
3
Seiberling
1
7
Oct
13
14% Feb
26
6% July
9 V4 J all
13
60% Oct
27
80
Apr
14
52% Nov
69 % Jan
26
35% Sep
18
42% Dec
3
40
55% Oct
27
32
Sep
15
43
8
Dec
24 yB Dec
20% Sep
11
Jan
Servel
$4.50
37% Mar 11
Sharon
29
27% May
8% Jan
10 % Sep
20
26% Feb
25% Jon
29% ^eu
5
60
Oct
5
15% Jan
20% Oct
22
13% Sep
14
15
17% Jan
6
28 va Sep
15
34
Jan
20
29 % Jan
4
38
35
Dec
30
43% Mar 20
36% Jan
6
30% Sep
33y4Oct
11
5
Mar 15
43% Mar 20
32% Jan
4
14
42
Aug
5
35% Jan
4
23% Sep 29
37
Jan
8
27
Dec
22
17% Feb
38% Oct
21
58% Mar
42% Oct
15
70% Feb
13
Dec
8
14% Dec
30
30
Sep 18
14
14% Sep
Jun
18
4% Sep
ll7/a Jan
14
121
47
Oct
25% Jau
6% May
4
35
25
40
v
Apr
May
21% Mar
6
Shell
1
5
12% Aug
47 % Aug
56
5
15 % Jan
37% Jan
6
21% Mar 20
140% Mar 13
7% Feb
35 % Jan
15% Jani
5% Jan
14% Jan
2
15
Mar 26
1
53
May
1
53% Feb
5
Jan
13
Dec
16
33% Jun
9
13% Sep 15
34
No par
Co
1
Co
7.50
1
Simonds
America
Sinclair
Oil
&
Steel
—No par
No par
25
Corp
Skelly Oil Co
Smith
O)
(A
Corp
10
37% Jan
11
16% Feb
15% Jan
5
.
4% Dec 29
Oct
2
Jan
16% Nov
3
21
82
22
55% Mar 31
14
49 Vs Mar 20
9% Mar 19
62% Dec 29
4
90
3
13
15
4
53% Jan
4
21% Aug 31
67% Mar 23
31% Jan
6
24% Jan
11
25
29% Mar 18
28 Vb Jan
5
91
Feb
11
86% Jan
12% Dec 29
10% Sep 15
17% Jan
6
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24.
3
21% Oct
11
4
12% May 17
12 V* jap
74% Aug
100% Nov
6 % Jan
•
19
4
34% Oct
20% Mar 18
.Tan
106
29
43% Jan
Sep 15
80% May 5
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
28%
*27%
28%
28%
28%
*28
28%
100
54%
53 %
54%
54%
55%
55
%
56%
12,200
19%
19%
19%
20
20%
20 %
20%
2.500
53
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12%
12%
12 %
12%
12%
12%
12%
7.300
36 %
36%
36 7
a
36%
37%
37%
33
6,000
38
38
39%
39%
40
40
40
2.300
44%
45 7
45%
46 Vb
44%
45
a
45%
46%
43
44
43
43%
43%
44%
43%
44%
9.800
36%
37
37
38%
39
40%
33
39%
9,900
9%
2,500
25 %
15
Co
1
pfd__100
Gold
&
(The
Platinum
28
81% Aug 19
39% Nov
5
-511% Aug 12
69% Aug 11
42% Nov
38
Nov
3.100
38
25%
Aircraft
9%
12 Va
24%
.5
9%
36%
x45%
19%
"162
*53
9%
45%.
%
*50
45%
46
20%
20
172
Co
12 % Jan
.
Dec
Sep 14
5 %
9%
*27%
Southern
9
Jan
5,100
California
29 V8 Aug
99% Oct
29%
Southern
Oct
14
29
46% Aug 19
13
5
2914
25
Solvay American Corp 4%
1
20
Jan"
28%
24%
Solar
18
5% Jan
19%
29
5% preferred
50
South Porto Rico Sugar com_No par
8% preferred
25
Mar
6% Apr
Sep" 14
23
16%
22
12%
35% Sep
28%
Carolina E & G Co com_4.50
4% Mar 16
60% Dec
28
South
4
Feb 18
2,000
8%
7% Mar 17
44
55%
1
5
Oct
54%
Amer
7% Mar 25
107
55
South
Nov
Apr
55
17%
•
162
46%
37%
;
30
17%
17%
1.900
26%
25%
26%
5.600
46%
28.100
46%
46%
21%
172
20%
*165
8%
17%
54
210
51 %
8%
'
46%
a
17%
172
8%
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54
46
9%
45%
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52%
21
21%
16 7 8
17
S%
45%
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175
8%
8%
9%
45 %
9%
46
53
20.300
17%
*53
21%
175
6.300
100
3%
3,400
17%
54
3%
17%
7,300
*53
54
34
34%
34
34%
34%
34%
35%
34%
37%
38
38
38%
*38 %
38%
38%
38%
1.100
25
42%
42%
43%
44%
44%
44%
44 %
44%
11,200
5
16%
17
16%
17%
17%
17%
16%
71%
28.400
Elec__No par
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)
Southern Railway common
103
55
17 %
5
15% May25
54%
16%
27
11% Dec" U
4% Dec 31
54 %
17
Smith-Douglass Co Inc
Socony Vacuum Oil Co Inc
19
6
Jan
25
320
54%
17
49% Oct
37
80
53'a
10
64% Nov
May 21
80% Oct
2
53
10
39% Jan
40
53
51
49% May 20
11
21
Mar 30
53
45
38
Sep
52%
51
South'n
73
52%
44%
47% Aug 17
36% Sep
53
*9%
Smith-Corona Inc
8,600
53
5
4
10
3,900
7%
100
2
24
9%
54
39% Mar 16
27% Feb
3%
7
39% Aug 19
11
33% Feb
9
7%
100
36% Jan
5
8%
7
preferred
25 % May
28 %■ Feb
11
1.800
9
7%
preferred
(Alexander) Inc common
49% Mar 18
Jun
35%
9
7
4.20%
9
35% Dec 29
23
35%
8%
7%
3%%
Smith
9
10
July 28
29 % Aug 23
32% Aug 11
22% Jun
,
50c
No par
Saw
36%
8%
7
11
37% Jan
Jan
2
No par
G)
Pen
36%
18% Aug 23
29-% May
40
.
A)
Simmons Co
Aug 19
9% Oct
49% Jan
32% Dec 31
33
5
25% Aug 11
175
Oil
1
Corp
(Frank
(W
Mfg Corp
Sheraton Corp of
17% July
8
32% Aug 25
49% Sep 17
138% Feb
27
Aug
No par
Gas
&
Sheller
Aug 27
23
13% Jan
18 Va Jun
42
5
Nov
Steel
Sheaffer
40% July 22
47% Sep 24
50% Mar 29
7
8
Oil
Shattuck
22
42% July 19
13% Sep
1
common
preferred
Shamrock
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11% Mar 25
6
Co
Rubber
Inc
'
•
2.600
"
South
Indiana
Gas
&
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27'
7.50
30%
30%
30%
30%
3C%
31 %
30%
31%
4,700
No par
44%
45%
45%
46 %
46
46%
46%
47 Va
41.900
60%
611V
63
64
63 Vb
64%
19.100
49
49 Va
48
48%
47 V2
43
90
90
90
Southern Natural Gas Co
5%
Pacific Co
non-cum
(Del)
No par
preferred
50
Mobile & Ohio stk tr ctfs
Southwestern
100
Public Service Co
1
Spalding (A G) & Bros Inc
1
Sparks Withington Co
No par
& Co common
1
$5.50 preferred
No par
Spencer Chemical Co common
6
4.20 preferred
:
Spencer Kellogg & Sons
l
Sperry Corp (The)
1
When issued-!
Spear
-
-
Spiegel Inc
5
Standard
26%
26%
26 V
15%
15%
16%
15%
16
15%
4%
100%
20 %
20
36 %
9%
4%
5%
5%
*30
66
x66
66%
100%
100%
20%
*
1,300
400
90
100%
21
37%
•
37 %
*99%
-
1,606
640
100
20%
20%
33%
39%
9%
9%
9%
63 %
*63 Vb
64 %
37%
37 %
38 Vb
38%
36%
36 V2
•37%
37%
92 %
13 Va
*•
91%
91%
1
xl3%
13%
13%
Co-No par
13%
13%
13%
No par
5%
66
65%
20%
4%
4%
3.500
90
9 %
No par
Standard
*5%
100
5.300
16
*80
63 Vb
com
Standard Coil (Products Co Inc_
4%
5%
2.900
4.400
1.400
36
36%
36%
91%
92% Sep 22
15% Aug 12
4%
90
1.300
26%
a
71%
5
—
65
100 %
—
preferred
5%
*80
64 %
64
Inc
4%
5%
90
S%
Brands
*88
261 b
63%
14% Sep
$3.50
35 %
63
49%
90
26
—2
Square D Co
4
15%
4%
*5%
*80
64
100%
x20
71
61%
49
*88
25%
pfd (Stamped)_No par
common-—-
Conv $4.50
*88
25%
"*
90
>
39%
9%
%
9%
48.500
4.500
240
63%
64
40%
41
42
V8
12,400
38
37 Vb
37%
6,900
*91%
92%
91%
13%
14 Va
14
13%
14-
13%
91%
14%
160
7.500
'
2
Gas & Electric
»14
14
12,800
Volume 180
Number 5375
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
..
(1891)
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
49 %
Sep
NEW
-Range Since Jan. 1.
Lowest
Highest
21
59% Jan
/ ,'V'.
52% Jan
5
4
•V
Highest
79% Oct'
4
15~
81% Jan
68% Jan
2
95% Sep
23
YORK
Standard
Oil
Standard
Oil
of
44% Oct
45% Oct
27
Sep
15
78% Jan
5
71% Jan
101% Oct
5
Standard
Oil of
21
38% Jan
5
32 Vi Jan
42 % Oct
4
Standard
Oil
94
May 11
100% Jan
12
8% Dec
30
17
5
7
12% May 11
47% Dec i 7
Oct
13% Mar 26
8% Sep
40 % Feb
"When
3%%
102% Mar 11
26
10% Feb
8
11% Jan
4
19% Sep
27
42% Feb
5
53% Oct
22
30% May
Ohio
89%
44%
96%
98
10
Standard Ry Equip Mfg Co
Stanley Warner Corp
Starrett Co (The) L S
40%
100
common
preferred series A
-100%
1
7%
May*25
11% Jan
5
42% July 30
13% Aug 17
Slerchi Bros Stores Inc__
1
34%
12%
21
36% Feb
17
44% Aug 12
Sterling Drug Inc
5
41%
24
94V2 Jan
14
91% Jan
7
97% Mar 31
3 % %
25 Vb Nov 23
36% Jan
2
22 % Apr
30
30% F^b
15
Stevens
10% Sep
14
23% Feb
2
19% Feb
16
22% Aug
3
Stewart-Warner
12% Dec
29
17% Feb'
2
13% Jan
4
19% Oct
5
Stix Baer & Fuller Co
87
Jun
10% Sep 15
10% July
1
20% Dec 15
16% Mar 11
12
18% Nov
9
17% Jail
8
9
21 % Jan
4
28% Jan
Mar 25
Co
preferred
(J-P.)
&
Co Inc_
26% Jun
8 %
92
10
13% Sep
30
Studebaker-Packard
14
30% Jan
11
41% Sep
24
Sunbeam
8% Jan
11% Sep
13
Sun
20
08% Nov
110
99
18
July
15
7
Dec
2
89
Feb
5
Feb
69
Jan
82% Jan >
117
6
16% Jan
Jan
21
24% Jan
16
23% Mar 26
21
Aug
15
73% Nov
71% Jan
23% May 10
11
Sep
6% Nov
520
17
May 32
19
10% Jan
060
7
29
Dec
22
13% Sep
15
22% Jan
25
-
4
3
66
19
25% Oct
Jan
14
32
Nov
6
12% Jan
13
38% Dec
29 %
78
Sep
Sep
2
21
30
97% Jun
10
4% Sep
40
14
Jan
8 % Jan
33
Sep
49% Sep
34
11% Sep
816
4
13
Jun
17% Oct
2
21
5
25
17% Nov
13
•
4% Feb
S4
Nov
14
81 % Jan
105 % Jan
135
Nov
'
24
6% Aug
*51%
17
14% Jan
27
16% Aug 20
16% Aug 13
47% Mar 3
Jan
25
20% Nov
4
14
40% Jan
11
81% Sep
21
18
58% Dec
57% Jan
4
81% Oct
27
903/4 Sep
30
Nov
5
Oct
20
14
24
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24
24%'
24%
24%
21
21%;
21%
217%
18%
18%
21%
21%
DAY
18%
18%
18%
18%
1874
1,300
16%
lb */4
16
16%
16%
167a
18%
4,400
18 %
19%
18%
18%
18%
23%
18%
800
23%
23%
24%
24%
24%
24%
35%
247 a
36%
12,100
37%
37%
37%
39%
38 %
39%
5,300
20,400
11%
12%
39%
1,800
10%
11
5,000
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100
7*98%
100
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100
Co
A
4%%
116%
—1
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preferred series A
5%%
conv
Corp
25%
25%
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22%
*22 %
x78%
78%
79%
79%
12.50
10c
16
16 %
16%
15%
16%
16%
46
47
47%
47%
47
48
24
24
23%
23%
23%
23%
700
43%
44%
447'e
45%
45%
46%
46 %
46%
10,400
38%
39%
39%
407 a
40%
42%
42%
447 a
100,600
92%
92%
93
93
119%
119%
122
124
1
5%
5%
9
*15%
Texas
Instruments
8
*19
76
x78
Inc^:
Texas
Pacific
&
Texas
Pacific Land
149% Oct
22
140
23
Texas
&
/ 58 % July 19
Texas
Utilities
138
Mar
Sep
15
37% Jan
10
48% Dec
0% Dec
18
12% Mar
30
17% Jan
13
Dec
*
f'*
9
11
107
u
16
6
20
•
106% Jan
Jan
46% Mar
9
63/a Jun
4
13% Jan
7
Sep
1% Jan
15
8
8
9% Jan
15
9 % Oct
12 % Jan
44
14
Feb
27
3% Aug
3
14% Mar 12
% Jan 22
63/4 Jun
1% Mar
8% July
1
19% Oct
14
27 % Mar 25
35
29
46% Jan
10
13 % Mar 25
Dec
11% Jun
97% Jan
2
l
5
Jan
5 %
14
293/8 Mar 19
12% Sep
14
20% Feb
17
Dec
10
25
13% Sep
Dec
17% Jan 27
42% Jun
19
30
25
47% Feb
13
42
Apr
132%
132 %
543/4
55%
9%
93/8
tThird
*
50c,
No par
common.:
141
preferred
50
Oct
7
Sep
9
8
Tide
Transit
42
13
7,800
133/a
x44%
22,600
45%
6,500
5,400
*10
4%
STOCK
CLOSED
5
13%
134
9%
*16%
500
56%
10,900
9%
7,000
163/4
56;
1,200
1,600
9%
1b %
16% /
i
12
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:
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14
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4%
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103
73/8
73/8
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43%
4%
4%
4%
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10%
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EXCHANGE
263/8
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134
57%
9%
16%
15%
103%
No par
134%
56%
9%'
16%
DAY
43'/a
26 %
144 %
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57 '/a
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ELECTION
103'%
143
•
103/4
J—10
145
143%
•
93/8
42
4%
Corp.No par
133'/a
5 5'/a
i
17
7%
144
133%
■
■
15
7'A
1
Thompson (J R)___;
•
15
Thompson Products Inc com new__5
4% preferred--^—;
L
'—100
Avenue
15
Water
Oil
Associated
Timken
37
Transamerica Corp__—i
Trans World Airlines Inc
2
323/4
44
44%
2,000
-
22%
23 %
Transue & Williams Steel
No par
163/4
163/4
July 30
Aug 16
Toledo
Roller
Bearing—
Edison
Co
(The)
■' -f'v'.
V:
44%
8,300
103%
103%
103%
70
26%
26%
26%
26%
88,300
46%# ~
45%
46
46%
47%
14
3/4 Ndv
1
30
24% Jan
30
16% Jan
30
Oct
11
Sep
25
69 % Jan
30
493/4 Jan
83
Oct
21% Dec
28
18% Jun
28% Sep
18% Sep
14
.
13%
14
14%
14
14%
t
11% Jan
15
15
Jun
8
133/4 Jan
25
45
Jun
8
41 % Jan
5 % Dec
18
9% Mar 20
63/4 Jan
54% Sep
14 %
33%
34%
23
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24
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34%
35
23%
24
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173/4
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343/4
1
21%
21%
22%
22 %
56 %
563,4
56%
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56%
153/4
15%
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15%'
16
46%
46%
21%
Jr.
23%
19,600
16 3/4
14
14'/a Feb
2
26
Dec
29
55% Jan
15
Feb
24
7
Dec
23
13% Jan
0
7% Jan
4
38% Sep
15
49% Mar 20
43% Jan
8
65
61% Jun
16
75% Dec
18
70% Feb
16
17
17
Aug 23
89
19% Jun
16
24% Mar
preferred * "w
Coal
Co
Preferred series A
i"
common
(eonV)
*45%
47%
200
23
46%
Tung-Sol Electric Co
Conv 5'in
common..
series of 1952
__1
50
20th
Century Fox Film new
—1
Twin City Rap Transit com—No par
5%
conv
prior preferred-——50
Twin
Coach
Co—
1
.
27
233/8
28,500
56%
3,700
1
153/4
2,600
I
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263/4
27%
.
46%
200
27%
27
26%
263/4
27
75%
74%
75
74%
743/4
74%
743/4
25%
26%
26%
27%
26 3/4
27%
20,500
17%
17%
173/8
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17%
17%
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17%
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51%
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.
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14
9
11% May
27
133/a Mar 11
700
51%
1
13%
12
12
12%
12%
12%
12
11,500
12'%
30%
30 3/4
31
31%
30%
31 %
31%
31%
5
Underwood Corp
1
Union Asbestos & Rubber Co
12
No par
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
*8%
8%
61%
613/4
62%
633/4
x76%
77%
77%
,78%
Udyllte Corp (The)—
33% Sep
7
29
10% Aug 16
1
Union
Bag &.Paper Corp——20
July 12
27% July 29
25
5
Union
Carbide
Union
Elec CO of Mo common
Nov
Carbon
&
No par
633/4:
64
64
78 3/4
79 Va
79%
253/8
25%
25%
2
21% Jan
104% Jan
10
Jan
15
113
Sep
28
Preferred
$4.50
series
No par
111%
111%
111%
112
111
111
Jan
6
92% Aug
3
99
Oct
14
Preferred
$'3.70
series
No par
*96
100
*96
100
*96
100
78% Jun
3
873/4
Jan
8
85
Jan
7
94
Preferred
$3.50
series
.-No par
91
91
91
91
*90
18
100% Nov
6
99
Jan
Apr
7
104% Oct 20
No par
*104
10
44:,/a Aug 13
1153/4 Jan
5
5
series..,
50% Jan
6
51% Sep
27
Union
Oil of California-
1463/4 Oct
20
Union
Pacific RR Co common
Jan
4
25% Oct
19
11
48
24
50% Dec
21
45% Jan
102'/a Jun
3
106% Jan
29
103% July
21% Dec
31
32% Mar 25
51% Aug 23
29% Jun
.
6
21% Apr
27
Dec
17
104% Jan
30
873/4 Jan
21
393/4 Dec
23
26% Nov
3
July 21
107
Jan
21
103% Oct
24
683/a Aug
1063/4 Feb
5
32%
11
33% Sep
100
$4
4
11
Nov
4%
5%
*110%
26
2,400
91%
91
91
105%
*104
60
100
110
105%
5
62%
63%
63%
100
*105%
106%
105%
10
30%
31
107-3/4
108
108%
America—No par
263/4
Inc
Preferred 4%%
common
4
Jan
27
United
1073/4 Apr
20
19% Sep
29
23
$4.50 preferred
United Board & Carton
of
No par
16
61% Jan
5
57
Aug 31
31% Feb
11
27
Jan
12
3% Apr
23
4% Feb
24
3% Feb
25
38% May 26
5
43/4 Nov
Jan
2
Feb
18
29
80% J*n
53/8 Jan
29
70% Apr
4% Jan
4
6
May 12
Jun
28
11
Aug 17
63% Jun
29
88
Aug 23
May 25
16
Aug 13
United
Electric Coal
15% July 20
United
Engineering & Foundry
474 Jun
24
86
23
53/4 Feb
163/4 Mar 20
49
Jan
2
10 3/4
10
Sep
30
72% Nov
13
14
8
Jun
Sep
15
17% Jan
8
12
11% Dec
28
16% Feb
2
11% Jan
44
convertible
106
31%
323/8
109 %
109%
26%
26%
17
109
26%
105
*103%
26%
*103%
17
17%
18%
18
64
65%
64%
34%
35
preferred
100
75
5%
*9
*74
4%
75
5%
534
9>A
9%
76
5
14%
.14%
5
X12%
12%
No par
Cos
*75
4 Va
*75%
-
4%
•75%
753/4
5%'
5%
6"
9%
*.
93/8
43,900
1,000
5,700
105
93/8
19%
66%
35 %
700
4%
4%
33,400
*75%
,
4%
4%
26%
18%
35
4%
200
34%
65%
34
106
25,500
65%
19%
63
1,800
4,300
65%
323%
31%
*108 \ 109
105
343/8
—
75%
5%
6
10,1"00
2,500
10
19,400
*9%
9%
200
75
75
75%
75%
14%
15
15
15
14%
15%
2,600
12
12%
12
12'/a
12
12%
2,600
27,800
75
75
50
26
United
Fruit
49%
50
49%
50%
50%
51
51%
51%
1
United
Gas Corp
—10
30%
30%
30%
32
31%
32
31%
31%
Gas Improvement Co_—13%
36%
36%
36 %
36 34
36 %
36%
36%
36 %
1,200
1
15%
16
15%
16%
16%
16%
16'/a
16%
37,900
(The)_l
1%
2
1%
Co
—
33% Mar
383/4 Aug
19
3
11% Jan
16% NOV
4
United
Merch, &
1% Jan
2% Sen
United
Park City
U
Foreign Securities
Sep
14
Jan
5
49 % Jan
15
101% Dec
23
100% Jan
Sep
14
31% Jan
5
22% Jan
103% Oct
20
114% Jan
73% Nov
107
Jan
175
Mar 16
15% Nov
27
35% Jan
23
14% Mar 17
563^ Nov
30
68
Feb
9
54% Mar 11
73i Sep
15
11% May
7
34% Jan
8
39
7
May
r^a etc
OA
Jan
7% May
34
May
.
Nov
U
183
120
9
S
&
$4.50
U
210
13
175
Jun
30% Jun
Jun
etc
106%
315%
3/8
533/8 Apr
22
fnntwnflia
*104%
63
preferred
United
65
105%
34
10
100
United Corp (Del)
,1
1
United Dye & Chemical Corp com.l
7%
64
No par
Cig-Whelan Stores com—30c
$3.50
6 5 °/8
6,800
32% Jun
10
95% Sep
United
63%
/ 64
.—-No par
Corp
Co
Fastener
2% May 12
10
46
Carbon
50%
27
—
14,500
45 % Jan
13% Mar
Dec
6
United
United-Carr
50%
27
.
—
'
27% Jan
11% Dec
1
4
May 27
50 3/4
27 %
27%
26%
*103'/a
50%
142%
14
58% Jan
37% Feb
29
70
105
49%
140Va
Mar 27
28
23% July 22
30% Jun 17
30
1
*103'/a
27%
49%
142%
50%
30%
series of 1952-100
preferred
Air Lines
49%
50%:
4
18,300
112
*96
x26%
26%
15
P'nr
25%
25%
141%
142%
50 3
23
159
*104
50 3/8#
49%
141
50%
v
13% Jun
Sep
25%
105%
*104
263/s
Co
convertible
Biscuit
49
140%
26%
Aircraft Corp common
Car
48% Sep
25% Sep
67
105%
50 %
United
United
48%
140
No par
Tank
1093/4 NOV
40
50
preferred—50
noncuntulative
Union
3
5
!—25
1,300
2,900
*
17
87
Preferred
38 % Jan
105% Jan
7,600
79%
97
26
2,200
65
110
31% Apr
.j
1,550
253/4
4
44% Jun
.
9,100
75
15
15
t
15%
25%
Jun
Sep
■1
56%
.
*45%
82% Jun
Jun
;
14,000
24
16 3/4
56%
153/4
35%
23%
,
/
u
10% Sep
37% Juh
1
4,600
■
35 % Sep
90
.
5,800
...
•
$2.70
11
2
45%
50
Truax-Traer
13% Jan
.
.
__1
Tri-Continenfal Corp common^
19
46
May 28
.
50
233/8 Aug 16
56% Oct 25
49
100
j
/'
——-
-'X
18 % Feb
23
15% Dec
98
1
30
600
103/4
26%
26%
33%
5
213/4
5
i 15% Jan
20% Jan
—100
i
47% July 14
15% Aug
6
-
15% Apr
29
139%
8,100
112
'
25% Feb
15
138
27% Oct
103% Oct
15
46 %
24'/8 Oct .28
12% Jan
2
4534
July 14
Sep 24
103%
113% Jan
Feb
44%
45
7
18% July 20
36% Jan
4
25
.
44%
No par
Ry Co
r
23% Sep
44%
85 %
1093/4
13%
l
i
Co
80%
84
85%
400
16
Trust—
Co
$2.50 convertible
12,800
81
83 %
13
oommon
Fair
Thermoid
7
81%
79%
84 %
13'/«
12'
18
92 % Jan
July 30
17
8% Aug
44
9
42% Oct
88% Jan
17
11
39% May 17
2,300
12%
12
31
2,500
75%
12%
*11%
31
20%
75
*15%
44
The
7% Dec
6% Dec
May 17
20%
76
80 %
83
43%
47
16
20%
110 %
*43 %
18% July 29
16
75%
109
*16%
7
4
6,900
20
109%
$1.25 conv preferred—
No par
Thatcher Glass Mfg Co common
5
$2.40 conv preference
No par
17% Aug
13% Jan
38% Jan
100
2,100
5%
76
12 3/«
certificates
Pacific
Inc
94
135
57%
107 %
9
5
14% Mar 10
42
4
share
94
5%
107%
%
5,200
132
93
128%
5%
10
Oil
2,700
20%
%
793/a
84
167%
16
76
78%
83
107
1
19
93
123%
5%
16
19%
Textron
17
Jun
10
No par
Sulphur
16
5
11% Aug 31
40
Producing Co
5%
76
ll:,/4 Aug
35% Nov
Mar 26
Sub
*
.5
16
23
4,900
720
24%
;
19
Jan
900
10 %
*675
46
No par
14
!
97%
10%
720
15%
(James)
Coal
80
24
No par
(conv)
Corp-.,
Gulf
10%
*690
22%
80
7.50
com
Co
Texas
10%
720
*22%
45%
25
Texas
10
>675
22%
81*
30
300
25
Teiautograpli ;Corp_i
Texas Gull
9%
720
*25
33,600
257%
25%
80
1,800
19%
5
(The)__4.16%
Gould Corp—
Talcott, Inc
.*060
85
117
19 VB
50
common
—;
pld
9%
25
84
*116%
19%
22%
preferred—
Tennessee
85
117
19
•25%
Paper Co
cum
b5
*110
19%
*25
Sylvania Elec Prod Inc
$4.40
85%
116
18%
*22
Mining Co.
Superior Oil of Califorriia
Superior Steel Corp
Symington
85
116
18%
25
Sunshine
Co
84%
117
Inc
Sunshine Biscuits
&
100
pi'd ser 1950—20
2nd
49% Aug
165
84 %
—100
common
Oil
4
6
*98%
No par
common
5
Oct
2.900
18%
16%
/
1
39%
5% Jan
103
12,000
11
4
101
w
12%
11
•'
500
7,500
96
39%
Jan
Jan
*95
10%
8034 Jan
35
96
42%"
12
39
15
2,900
12%
42%
.
39%
1
24
*95
36
12%
423%
11
5
5% Oct
*96
35%
13
12%
54% Apr
42% Feb
*95
35%
42
39%
110% Jan
0
*12%
42
10%
2
14
EXCHANGE
8,900
16,000
55
11%
15
30% Sep
35%
12 a/4
41%
STOCK
7%
18%
*53%
39%
Jan
112
353/8
123/4
-
54
10%
78% Dec
5 % Oct
*52%
ELECTION
preferred
$4
53%
101
7%
18%
20%
4%%
5
7%
18 3/8
12%
Class
Sun ray
5
16
7
18%
39%
Sutherland
44% Nov
*100%
7%
18 3/8
10
Sweets Co of America
4
101
'
10%
1
31% Jan
*100%
101
7
17%
11%
Oil
Swift
11,800
38%
48% July 13
28
42%
10
24% Nov
51% Sep
41%
16
Corp
11
4
42
18%
_
26
41% Feb
41%
No par
Corp
Feb
16
41%
20
Co
30 % Jan
r
5
Jan
7% Feb
5
8
8
14
80
May 22
111% Jan
5
15
84% Oct
4
Jan
14% Jan
20
44% Dec
Jail
635 ;
11
35% Jan
11
24% Jan
57,900
Corp common—1
series A preferred
No par
$4.50
9
20% Apr
14
30
4,500
100 3%
24%
Chemical
Sun
45%
99 %
20 %
common
Webster.
Stromberg-Carlson
11
21
118% Aug
Sep
23% Sep
19% Sep
26
Oct
86% Oct
113% Jan
% Mar 25
100
45%
993/4
.No par
Stone &
267b July 12
43% Aug 19
38
29
Oct
453/4
99%
24%
5
prior preference—
10% Mar 13
10
Sep
12,600
45%
5
Stokely-Van Camp Inc
22
Sep
96
903%
15
Corp
18
Sep 13 1
19% Aug 24
5%
*95
17,500
72
45%
'
100
11% Sep
36 %
10
common
Shares
71%
;98%
*10038
42
Chemical
90%
71
40%
34%
12'/a
Dec
5
*70%
91
45
54
17%
4
72
90%
71%
97%
17 %
*51%
*70%
90%
7%
17%
71%
.71%
71
the Week
Nov. 5
89%
40%
5
.
Friday
Nov. 4
*70%
101
No par
Sales for
Thursday
70%
71
381
Dec~30
10%
32% Jan
Stauffer
70%
44%
Jersey_____15
PRICES
Nov. 3
89 %
;
New
of
Wednesday
Nov. 2
69'%
*69 %
25
:■
issued"
SALE
Tuesday
Nov. 1
No par
Indiana
Sep
HIGH
Monday
Par
issued"
07
Jan
STOCK
of California
31
99
LOW AND
EXCHANGE
■
"When
05% Sep
Continued—Page 11
STOCKS
Year JU&S
Lowest
23
Oct
U
74% Sep
20
4
12% Oct
8
5
38% Nov
4
Inc
Mines Co
S
;
4%%
72%
*104%
28%
73%
105%
*104%
105%
*27'/a
28%
273/4
202
262
69
205
206
205
206 %
100
Inc
preferred
com
series
com
208
;
*181%
5
.22%
23
22%
.23%
23%
24
71%
71%
71
71%
71%
71%
11%
U3/4
11%
113/4
11%
113/4
,
38
38
*373/4
38%
383/4
38%
♦181%
!
1
A——,—50
184
*181%
184
4,600
105%
28%
713/4
*104%
28%
100
preferred
Industries
72%
,
71 %
105%
*27%
68
14,700
4,700
2
27%-
68
*104%
-20*
preferred
S Hoffman Machinery
S
1%
2
No par
Gypsum Co common
bU
1%
No par
Freight Co
4 %%
2
No par
preferred
S
7%
25% Nov
1st
Mfrs
.
*1813/4
181
;■
184
t
24%
25%
71
■■t
,,
300
1,700
210
71
8,600
■
850
(11%
11%
13,200
*38%
39%
200
.
:
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
24
...
(1892)
11
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Highest
Lowest
7% Oct
34
8
22
40% Mar 17
14
6ep
36% Jan
6
593/4 Feb
2
24
Mar
57 % Dec
11
64
22
23
32% Feb
Oct
Jan
713/4 Oct
4
68
3
July 16
25
91
26
853/4 Jan
0
70% Jan
7
9
973/4 Apr
6
79% Jan
13
97 Vb Oct
11
5
Dec
29% Jan
1443/4 Mar 11
6
67% Jan
2
37% Jan
4
663A Feb
2
543/4 Jan
5
39
18
15
44% Jan
Aug 31
144% Jan
33'/2 Sep
135
17% Dec
35'A Dec
4
6% Jan
Jan
26
7
Jan
4
6%
9% Mar 19
6% Dec
22
30
1 % Dec
31
Dec
31
29% Mar 12
22% Jan
14
32% Dec
23% Dec
15
27
15
18% Oct
38% Mar 16
35
72% Dec
.
'
73% Jan
5
Mar 19
1% Jan
4
Feb
17
30
18% Jan
11
63 3/4 Jan
5
66%
66%
33%
33%
preferred
Utah Power A Light Co
97
97
*96
963/4
60
38%
37%
393/b
39 Vb
40%
49,300
160%
160%
160'/a
750
50%
493/4
50%
62
159
159
483/4
49
50
*60
60%
60%
.60%
56%
57%
59%
*94%
159%
160
1,300
11%
11%
9%
93/4
93A
95%
*94%
95%
1%
17%
173/4
37
37 %
200
12
11%
ll7/a
3,700
93A
9%
1,900
*94%
7,500
95%
50
17/b
1%
13A
l7/a
4,900
17%
*16%
17%
29
29
29%
29%
18
37%
*15%
17
29
♦162
164
17%
*37
17/b
*15 Va
29%
29%
159% 160%
160
173/4
DAY
28
*27 %
96,000
95%
ELECTION
1%
17
*162
200
60
9%
96
13/4
*15%
3,900
61
59 Vb
37
10
20
61
60
11%
CLOSED
10,000
'
59
37
STOCK
EXCHANGE
11
9%
50
*60%
17%
173/4
11
4%
159%
37%
17%
*37
——100
156%
x55%
$6
preferred
97
37%
United Wall
8%
91
*95%
160
400
33 %
91
36%
159%
400
3,800
67
323/4
96%
48
♦66
«
33%
93
157
69%
93
*90
156
No par
noncumulative preferred—25
Stockyards Corp
1
United Stores $4.20 noncu 2d pfd-5
33 VB
2,700
8VB
*£0
93
35%
preferred
18
168
Oct
29% Sep
803/4 Oct
19% Dec
67
*95%
1%
18
32% Sep
18
68% May 20
67
Universal Leaf Tobacco com_No par
8
12
Jan
154
67
5
16
11
7
263/4 Jun
22% Jan
9
Sep 29
70
33%
Shares
15%
8
69
69%
*90
convertible preferred—No par
Paper Inc common—2
convertible preferred
50
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp
1
2 % Aug
11% May 12
15%
8%
69 Va
33%
1
100
100
19% Aug 13
303/4 Mar 11
Mar 18
4
16
68
U S Tobacco Co common
21
11% July 14
97 % Oct 19
8%
68
United
123/4 Sep
4
Jan
90
167
3
11
4
24
8% May 25
2
22
Jan
9
393/4 Nov
Oct
161
8%
*653/4
1st
noncum
15%
*8VB
Nov. 5
67%
.
preferred
100
Mln com—50
50
U S Steel Corp common
No par
7% preferred
.
—100
8%
7%
15%
8-%
•8%
20
Pipe
U S Smelting Ref A
3
17
21
16% Jun
143
28
21% Feb 20
10
Jun
64% Sep
603/4 Oct
54
13
Jan 11
S
15%
the Week
Friday
Nov. I
15%
15%
_io
U S Rubber Co common
7
163% Oct
134% Jan
6
31
127% Sep
37
Oct
54
2
31% Jan
23% Aug 31
1
common
preferred series A
33/4% preferred series B
6
40'A N O V
Co
3%%
Oct 26
Oct
74% Nov
70
Lines
preferred
& Foundry Co—.
U S Playing Card Co.
U S Plywood Corp common
U
20
353/8 Oct
11
8
4%%
8% May 25
7% Feb 24
26
Jan
U
Sales for
Thursday
Nov. 3
Nov. 2
Nov. 1
Per
SALE PRICES
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
STOCK
EXCHANGE
17% Aug 24
13% Mar 17
22
22% Jan
23
13 Vb Nov
NEW YORK
Bange Sine* Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
HIGH
LOW AND
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Year 1053
Monday, November 8, 1954
*162
29 %
29%
29%
162
164
600
30%
*28 %
29%
29%
164
2,700
162
50
155
Sep
14
Feb
a
Jan
,7
28% Jun
10
853/4 Deo 18
34% Jan 21
31% Oct
14
11% Dec
22
17% Mar 23
11% Jan
4
19% Oct
5
Van Norman Co
-.2.50
15%
16
163.4
17
16 Vb
17
15%
313/4 Aug
6
Van Raalte Co Inc——...——10
29%
30
30%
30%
30 Va
31
*30%
31
73/4 May 19
Vertlentes-Camaguey Sugar Co—6%
5%
5%
5%
5%
6
5%
6
2.50
48%
48%
48 Va
61
27 Vb Dec
29
23'/a Apr
28% Jan
7
8
5% Jan
4
29
30% Jan
8
10% Jan
31% Dec
6
50% Sep
128
Mar 19
126
Mar 26
136
3
127
Apr 13
124% Mar 26
29
May 29
125'/a Jun
88
Mar 20
02
20
Jan
38%
383/4
38 3/4
393/4
39%
39%
3,000
31 %
33%
33
34%
33%
34%
33%
34
Co
6
*133
— —
y'.,/'•:«•• •'
12,800
16 Vb
50
50 Va
49%
49'A
*133
Sep
15
4
227/e Jun
23
273/4 Nov
17
27
Jan
11
5
1143/4 Nov
12
112% Jun
2
4,200
900
3,300
5.300
50%
*133
—
July 20
3
100% Dec
24
100% Oct
30
25% Dec
31
353/4 Feb
2
25% Dec
19
Jun
28
30
Feb
5
64
Dec
7
57
7
18
Mar
4
13
Jan
30
22
IB
41%
42
*136 Va
140
32 Vb
*114%
115
*103
104%
*103
104%
*103
*106%
107
*106%
107
*105%
107 Va
Oct
28
25
6% preferred
.25
Vlsklng Corp (The)—-.0
31%
32
30%
31%
10
*13%
Virginian Ry Co common
6
————20
preferred
160
107
♦105%
7%
4.900
104 %
.100
Oct 21
32%
114%
116
104%
$4.04 dividend preferred
30
31%
114%
116%
114%
27%
273/4
28'A
62
62
63
13%
13%
63
*29
30
*29
—
—
31%
31
31%
5,800
28
28%
900
*64
64
63
65
1,200
13%
13%
30
29
29
*68
400
13%
*29
13 %
13%
30
——
28%
30%
*28
28%
—
200
*115%
$4.20 dividend preferred.
Vulcan Detlnnlng Co common
—
5,800
138
*103
5
30
Sep 27
71% May 19
16
Feb
1
■
41'A
138
32%
32
32 3/8
2,900
95%
40%
42
141
7
32
•93
95%
41%
32
31%
•——
31%
30%
31%
*135%
413/4
135
104% Oct
May 17
26 Vb Apr
28
30%
*93
95%
-100
Mar 25
14% Dec
135
31%
105 Va Apr
July 19
19
25% Jan
4
25% Jan
4
99
101 % Jan
36% Mar
40
100
Virginia Elec A Power Co com—10
$5 preferred
100
33% July 28
Oct
No par
dlv par tic preferred
6%
*93
95%
*133
*133
30%
31%
.
*93
Va-Carollna Chemical com
152% Aug 30
116
31%
100
preferred
3 % %
11
48% Oct
4
Jan
Jun
38
*133
95% May 26
123
27
38
No par
*133
4
8
02
270
*133
4
8
92
5,700
80'A
noncumulative preferred—100
5%
Jan
89
25% Jan
Jun
28 3A
80
Vlcks Shreve & Pacific Ry com—100
26% Jan
30
Nov
130% Jan
106
28%
80
Victor Chemical Works common—5
July 30
3 5 % July
6
28
16 Vb Oct
28%
80
■
24 Vb Apr
112
Chemical
27%
Aug 27
134
28
July 17
125
Vlck
23
273A
80%
*80
Corp of America new__l
Vanadium
17
27
80
100
4%%
Aug 26
383/4 Sep
323/4 Mar 25
8
5 Vb Dec
42
3A
80%
26
26%
1
Universal Pictures Co Inc com
10
w
59
21% Nov 24
43% Jun
29
25
15
Feb
9
2
105
5
98
Sep
27
Ward
100% Aug
104% Sep
27
5%%
Wardell
Jan
g
3
12 Va July
19
16
13% Jan
19
14% Apr
18% Nov
20
17
Jan
4
30% Jan
42 Va NOV
12
35
14
85
Sep
14
17% Apr
18% Dec
28
243/4 Mar 23
8
13% Jan
9
20% Nov
4
5
Aug 10
Sep
7
5
5
153/a Oct
12% Mar 27
10% Jan
4
12% Oct 20
Webster
Wesson Oil
28
1
28% Feb
24% Jan
B
40% Aug 25
73% Oct
1
84% Feb
77% Jan
6
90% Aug 12
293/4 Jan
17% Feb
16
20% Aug 12
173/4 Jan 25
17% NOV
4
16
Dec
30
32
Jun
9
373/4 Feb
98% Jun
17
1073/4 Jan
13% July 26
36% Jan 11
283/b Jan
104% Jan
15
96
Jan
7
104
9
5
163/4 Jan
15
8
253/4 Dec
21
104
109
Sep 29
8% Sep 15
Jan
12% Jan
9% May 20
23% Jan
4
105% Aug 10
8% Jan
4
8
8
43% Sep
15
57% Mar 11
43% Apr
20
Sep
14
32% Mar 25
22
45
Jan
2
63% Mar 25
41% Apr 26
46% Sep 14
37%' Feb 18
Jan
4.20%
Apr 28
Oct
5
West
36% Aug 12
110% Oct 29
133/4 Oct
5
Western
50% Jan
753/8 Sep
22
May
127
3
12
983/4 May
18% Mar 17
4
Mar
4
127
May 14
29
103% Sep
27
25% Oct
14
129 Va Apr
26
86% Mar 24
4
243/4 Dec
14
30
Jan
8
25% Oct 28
273/4 July 27
15
30% Dec
21
27
36% July 28
40% Mar 17
Jan
4
11
85% Mar IB
4% Dec 20
12% Jan
15
11
7% Sep 21
Apr
16% Jun
36
Sep
42% Dec
8
323/a Apr 13
30Vb May 27
18 % Sep
11% Mar 26
B
Jan
21% Mar
20% Oct
8
Feb
4
8
18
25
95
Aug 10
10% Aug 16
273/4 Aug 16
26
Jun
10% Sep
Jan
2
22
Sep
30
123% F«b
19
18
3
Wisconsin
4
Woodward Iron Co
48
Jan
30
40% Apr 23
48
Oct
8
35% Mar 17
30% Jan
4
48% July 21
77% Jan
4
96
101
Sep
14
7
177
Sep 14
Mar 19
130% Mar 16
82
Dec
10
11% Mar 17
39% Apr
23 % Apr
15
9
116
Jan
1
11% Oct
8
49 % Oct
11
l
37
1
21% Sep
51% Jun
Jan
?0
May
13
60% Apr 13
26 Vb July 26
38
Jan
65
34
Sep
14
47% Jan
B
Dec
31
16% Jan
2
janT e
63% Jan
27% Apr
11% Jan
'
i
.
5% Apr 13
Ex-rlghts.
7 Va
20%
101
10%
Aug
3
14% Aug 16
Public
Service
Corp„10
10
(F W) Co—
10
Worthlngton Corp common—No par
Prior preferred 4%% series—100
Prior pfd 4%% conv series—100
Wrigley (Wm) Jr (Del)
No par
5
Wyandotte Worsted Co
Woolworth
Yale A Towne Mfg Co———2B
York Corp common
1
4%% convertible preferred
80
Young (L A) Spring A Wire.Nopar
Youngstown Sheet A Tube—No par
Youngstown Steel Door
No par
7%
7%
7'A
7%
21%
21%
21%
22
101 Va
101%
*101%
103
10%
10%
10%
10%
187/a
19
21%
101
10%
4,900
100
27%
STOCK
27%
28%
28%
28%
29
29%
28%
EXCHANGE
28 Va
28%
28%
28%
28%
28 %
400
40
40 Va
13,600
34 Vb
34%
27%
*30%
31
V
19%
18%
18%
CLOSED
40%
41%
41
42 Va
41%
42%
33%
34
33%
33%
33%
33%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
32
%
4,300
DAY
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
20%
no
g Name
9
4% Feb 20
sale
on
this day.
5
Zenith
Radio
7 % May 20
Zonlte
Products
79
tin
changed from Federal
Nov
Corp
_
Corp.
-No par
1
;
1,700
ELECTION
4,000
19%
100
24
*23%
24
*23%
24
23%
23%
*?3%
14%
15
14%
15
15
15 Va
15 Va
15%
3,100
*12%
12%
100
4,200
12%
V
■i
•
*12%
V
12%
12%
12%
36
36 3/i
36%
37
37
38
373/4
37%
88
88
88
88
89
89%
88%
89'A
18%
■
j
3,800
5,100
10,800
18%
18%
19
183%
18%
183/4
18%
183/4
18%
18%
14%
143/4
16
16%
16
16%
,
3,700
143/4
15,800
14%
42%
43%
44%
110%
43%
111%
43%
450
7,500
44
41%
42%
>110%
110%
111%
UJ34
*104%
106
*104%
106
*104 3/4
106
•104%
106 Va
*103
104%
*103
104%
*103
104%
>103
104%
16%
17%
17
32%
32%
32%
U
*109%
110 Va- 1113/4
*109%
111
173/4
18
17%
17%
33
33%
34%
*109%
111
34%
>109%
111
160
18%
16,700
35%
17,200
111
12%
13%
13
13%
13 VB
13%
13 Va
13%
7,000
49
49
48%
49
49
50
50%
51
5,700
25
25%
25%
26
25%
26%
25%
26%
7,400
56
57
57
56 %
58
57%
58'A
53%
53
54%
55
55%
55 Va
56
56
52%
2,200
14,900
573/4
58%
59 V4
60%
60%
62 Va
61
61%
23 VB
23 Va
23%
23%
23%
24
23%
24 Va
13,000
71%
70%
71%
28,900
101%
101 Va
200
69%
70%
X70 %
101%
101 Va
*100%
*24
*100%
-
I
102
23%
23%
*127%
*127%
•
.
102
24
24
24%
*127%
70%
71%
43%
93
23%
*127%
—
26,100
23%
—
400
•
—
—
44%
43 >A
44
13,200
93%
43%
92%
93
93
310
41 %
42%
42%
92%
93%
93
25 Va
25%
*25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
800
32%
323/4
32%
33
33
33 Va
33
33 Va
3,300
94
94
94
94%
94
94%
9.4
94%
540
7%
7%
3,800
22%
22%
73/4
7%
22%
7%
75
8
23
9%
74%
75
10%
7%
7%
23
23
9%
:
9%
74%
9%
75
*73 %
10% ;
10
*21
10 y4
100
9%
9,000
74%
700
10 Va
10
10%
17%
18
17%
18
18
18
18
30%
30%
31%
31%
31%
31%
30%
*144
A
\
*144
147
*144
147
500
21%
9%
74%
21%
♦21
21%
*21
,
/
18 Va
*144
147
10 Vb
2,500
,
31%
193/4
19%
20%
19%
20 Va
19%
20V4
59%
593/4
60'A
62%
62%
63%
63
63
45%
45%
45%
46%
46'A
47%
X47
44
94%
♦160
v
19%
44%
44%
*94%
95
*165
166
45%
95%
45
'.-<7-
*
45%
*94%
'
*
95%
*90
5,500
2,700
47%
33,500
45%
45
95%
*164
169 1
*163
169
4,000
4,800
147
4,000
96
169
90
•
— — —
*90'A
91
91
300
9%
10
6,700
90 %
90%
90%
90%
10
10%
10 Va
10%
10 Vb
45%
47
45%
48
46%
48%
48
48%
7,900
22 Vb
22%
22 V4
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
10,900
53%
53%
53%
53
53%
1.500
22%
23
23
23%
23%
56'A
57 7 a
57%
58%
58
59
13
13
13 Va
12%
13
78%
79
1
!•
53%
53 Va
53%
*22 JA
22%
54%
56 Va
12%
13 Va
75%
76%
76%
77%
6%
6%
6%
6%
:
1
,
t;.
*12%
10'A
24
1,700
37,600
V*
1,800
6%
1,300
distributed.
xEx-
A
."Bid aD^ asked prices;
y
July 21
90% Nov
20% Dec 31
,
26
12
Jan
11
84
Oct
6% Jan 22
77
53% Mar 9
34% Jan 13
.
&
Oct
86
dividend,
10
Co
Lovett
Grocery Co new—1
Wisconsin Elec Power Co com
10
6% preferred
100
Winn
21% Aug
15
62% Dec 29
3% Oct 28
No par
preferred
$4.25
Wilson-Jones
63V2 Nov
145
10
Jun
Co
8
21
Sep
47
20
preference
Oil
14
Jan
Sep
01
Prior
18% Jan
75
18% Sep
White hewing Machine common—1
39% Jan
2
'
■
10%
23
26
71% May 12
6% Dec 31
No par
10
10
12%
100
Weston Elec Inst Corp
12.50
Wheeling A Lake Erie Ry
100
Wheeling Steel Corp com
No par
$5 conv prior preference—No par
White Dental Mfg (The S S)
20
White Motor Co common
1
6%%
preferred
—100
19% Dec 22
Jan
137
com
Westlnghouse Air Brake
Westlnghouse Electric com
3.80% preferred series B
53
10
21
■
9%
2
135
6,500
9%
33% Aug
24
7%
7%
21%
103
Wilson A Co Inc common—No par
283/4 Jan
6
900
23
20% Aug 11
5
68%
21%
9% Apr
7
173/4 Oct 20
293/4 Oct
67%
23
70
76
66%
21%
743/4 Mar 10
22
66%
B
13% Jan
Jan
66
Wilcox
5
10
Pacific RR
65%
18
5
17
1
Western Union Telegraph
99% Jan
14
100
100
5
6
100
10
Western Maryland Ry common—100
4%
noncum 2nd preferred—100
52% Dec
10
100
Supply Co
4
23
126
Inc
Lines
3
273/b Aug 20
44% Aug 10
94V4 Oct 15
24% Jun
Air
Western Auto
613/4 Sep
30% May
82% Jan
8 % Nov
preferred
62 Va Nov
15
63% Oct
4%%
49% Jun
14
21% Dec
A Coke
353/4 May
22% Jan
80
Sep
Virginia Coal
West Va Pulp & Paper com
67% Mar 16
30% Sep
Oct
preferred series B
Western
28
52% July 23
273/4 Oct 15
58% Nov
pfd
4.10% preferred series C
28
18% Nov
65
.
No par
Co
48% Aug 13
29 V8 May 18
22% Dec 30
39% Sep 15
1
91% Jun
16'/a Jun
27
—1
4
Kentucky Coal Co
Electric
i
2,300
*12%
West Indies Sugar Corp
Penn
2,500
26%
69 VB
*28
A Snowdrift com_2.50
West
12
25%
18 Vb
$4 convertible preferred—No par
West
11%
26%
10%
Co
West Penn Power AV»%
104% Mar 31
21% Nov
Investment
5
7
12% Nov
—
12
26
7%
6
1
Mllle
6
Jan
89% Jun
99% Jan
Aug
112% Oct
99
18
Jan
•'45
15
88% Jun
102
4
5
Co
Motor
9% Jan
21% Sep
126
Waukesha
Wayne Knitting
Wayne Pump Co
24% Aug 27
19 % May 14
Washington Gas Light Co—No par
No par
Wash Water Power
25
13% Feb
14
Sep 15
Sep
10
4
30% Jan
25% Jan
1
11%
26'A
21%
No par
3
Foundry &
300
12%
25%
*68
68
*101
-X
Pipe
Warren Petroleum Corp
Warren
68
12
25%
65
8
Inc
Warner-Hudnut Inc
30
14
13
22
Mar 16
Sep
24
Pictures
Sep
30
31% Feb 15
30
Corp
Warner Bros
25% Jan 11
31% Dec
1
100
1
68
12%
25%
2.50
preferred
20
373/4 May 14
9
G A W
Co
69
12
68
100
No par
10
No par
Baking Co common
21 Vb Sep
33% Mar 19
23% Sep 21
28% Sep 14
Jun
15
preferred
System
Walworth
8% Mar 30
24% Jan
17% Apr
29
Walgreen Co
Walker (Hiram)
19% May
15
11% Sep 15
24
Waldorf
71% Sep 20
Jan
5% Jan
27
May 12
Feb
4
9% Mar
6% Sep
51
Dec 22
52
16
Dec
18"% Jan
3
4
13
2
24
9
Mar
26% Mar
11% Aug
Jun
13% Mar 10
29 % Jan
Mar 26
60
2
70% Mar
Sep 14
22
11% Dec
Wabash RR 4%%
68% Mar 18
receivership, or petition has been filed for the company's reorganization,
Fawick Corp. b Name changed from Pressed Steel Car Company, Inc.
a
Deferred
delivery.
.
77% ' 78%*"'
...
rCash
6%~
6%
sales.
6%
wdWhen
6,800
'
(1893)
Bond Record
New York Stock
««»
FRIDAY
The
italic
letters
in
the
column
Figures
headed
after
WEEKLY
"Interest
decimal
Period"
point
indicate in each
represent
one
or
the
case
32nds
more
month when
of
bonds
mature.
AND
HIGH
SALE
GOVERNMENT BONDS
Year 1953
Monday
Tuesday
Nov. 1
Nov. 2
Lowest
Nov. 3
Highest
EXCHANGE
104.16 Dec
PRICES
Wednesday
NEW YORK STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
24 May 12
the
point
a
LOW
Range for Previous
Lowest
Exchange
YEARLY
•
Treasury 3Vis
Low
1978-1983
Low
High
*110.2
Low
High
Thursday
Friday
Nov. 4
High
Low
Sales for
Nov. 5
Low
High
the Week
High
Bonds ($)
102.4
Feb~l6
110.6
*109.30
110.2
*109.24
109.28
*109.24
109.28
Treasury 27/8s
—1955-1960
*100.27
100.29
*100.26
100.28
*100.25
100.27
*100.25
100.27
Treasury 23As
Feb" 16
102.4
1956-1959
*103.12
103.16
*103.12
103.16
*103.6
103.10
*103.6
__
Treasury 23As
108
Feb
19
108
Feb
19
Mar 25
94.8
100.12 Aug 25
Mar 25
98.29 Feb
~23
95.20 Oct
95.20
rr
Oct~23
15
100.12 Aug
25
100.22 July
29
_
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
103
*102.28
102.30
*102.26
102.28
*102.26
102.28
*105.16
105.24
*105.16
105.24
*105.12
105.20
*105.8
105.16
1960-1965
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2Vis
*102.30
1958-1963
*107.20
107.20
1956-1958
__
107.28
*107.16
107.24
*107.12
107.24
*107.12
*101.16
101.18
*101.16
101.18
*101.15
101.17
*101.15
101.17
1958
*102.8
102.10
*102.7
102.9
*102.6
102.8
*102.5
102.7
1961
*101.8
101.11
*101.5
101.7
*101.3
101.5
*101.2
101.4
1962-1967
*100.18
100.22
*100.17
100.21
*100.12
100.16
*100.10
100.14
1963-1968
*99.30
*99.26
99.30
*99.24
99.28
June 1964-1969
*99.24
99.28
*99.21
99.25
*99.18
99.22
'*99.16
99.20
Dec 1964-1969
*99.22
99.26
*99.20
99.24
*99.17
99.21
*99.14
99.18
-1965-1970
*99.20
99.24
*99.18
99.22
*99.15
99.19
*99.12
99.16
*99.16
99.20
*99.14
99.18
*99.12
99.16
*99.14 '<*99.18
*99.12
99.16
*99.10
99.14
__
Treasury 2Vis
Treasury 2Vis
Treasury 2Vis
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2Vis
94.8
103.10
1961
Treasury 23As
-Dec 15
2 Vis
2 Vis
*99.29
100.2
2Vis
-1966-1971
*99.18
99.22
STOCK
2Vis
June 1967-1972
*99.16
99.20
EXCHANGE
100.1
99.14 Oct
23
23
99.20 Feb
15
99.20 Feb
15
7
100.17 Oct
_
Dec 1967-1972
*99.16
99.20
*99.14
99.18
*99.12
99.16
*99.10
99.14
1957-1959
♦101.22
101.24
ELECTION
*101.21
101.23
*101.19
101.21
*101.18
101.20
*101.23
101.25
DAY
*101.22
101.24
*101.20
101.22
*101.19
101.21
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2 Vis
_
_
Sept 1967-1972
Treasury 2%s
99.14 Oct
2Vis
Treasury 2Vis
100.17 Oct
7
—
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
^Treasury
June 15
1958
*99.16
*99.15
CLOSED
99.20
99.19
99.16
*99.12
*99.10
99.14
1956-1959
*101.2
101.4
*101.2
101.4
*101.1
101.3
*101
101 2
2Vis
June 1959-1962
*100.3
100.5
*100.2
100.4
*100.1
100.3
*100.2
100.4
2 Vis
—Dec 1959-1962
*100.3
100.5
*100.2
100.4
*100.1
100.3
*100.2
„_
100.4
2Vis
1960
*99.28
99.30
*99.26
*99.28
99.30
1954
*100.12
100.14
*100.12
100.14
*100.12
100.14
*100.12
100.14
Dec 1954-1955
2s
2s
*100.12
100.14
*100.12
100.14
*100.12
100.14
*100.12
100.14
Dec
_
International
Bank
*99.30
100
99.28
for
Reconstruction & Development
90. 16'Jun
17
91. 25 Apr
16
94
July 20
92
Jun
15
96
Nov
95
July
2
98
Dec
1
97. 16 May 12
100. 16 Nov 30
101
Oct
26
101.24 Feb
1
100.24 Nov
4
101.16 Jan
13
101.20 Feb
1
94.16 Jan
2
94.8
93.8
Jan
94.24 Jan
4
Jan
2
101
100.8
Aug
9
25-year 3s
4
100.8
July 15 1972
Aug 12
25-year 3s
Mar
1
1976
6
102.16 Aug
9
30-year 3Vis
Oct
1
1981
*101.20
102.8
6
23-year 3%s
May
15
1975
*102.24
104.12 Mar 10
19-year 3Vis
Oct'
15
1971
Oct
1
1956
Jan
1
1969
104.20
Sept 15
1959
7
Feb
Apr
102.28 Feb
24
3-year 3s
104.24 July 15
15-year 3Vis
5-year 2 Vis
Serial
bonds
of
*99.24
100
*99.24
100
100
100
*99.24
100
102
*101.20
102
103.8
*102.24
103.8
103.4
103.4
*102.16
102
102
*102
104.20
*103.24
*100.16
100.24
*100.16
*100
101
*100
*99.24
100
*99.24
100
*99.20
*101.20
102
*101.24
102.8
*102.24
103.8
*102.24
103.8
103
*102.16
103
♦102.24
103.4
102.12
*102
102.12
*102
102.12
1,000
104.8
*104
104.12
*104
104.12
5,000
100.24
*100.16
100.24
*100.16
100.24
101
*100
101
*100
101
.
99.31
99.31
20,000
100
5,000
5.000
1950
2s
*99.24
100.24
*99.24
100.24
*99.24
100.24
*99.24
100.24
1957
*99
100.16
*99
100.16
*99
100.16
*99
100.16
due Feb
15
1953
*98
100
*98
100
*98
100
*98
100
due Feb 15
1959
*97.16
99.16
*97.16
99.16
*97.16
99.16
*97.16
99.16
2s
due Feb
15
1960
*97
99
*97
99
*97
99
*97
99
2s
due Feb
15
1961
*96
98
*96
98
*96
98
*96
98
2s
price. No sales transacted this day,
1956
15
2s
asked
1955
15
due Feb
2s
and
15
due Feb
2s
•Bid
due Feb
2s;
due Feb
15
1962
*95
97
*95
97
*95
97
*95
97
^Treasury 2s of 1951-1955, entire issue
RANGE
Friday
BONDS
Last
Period
Sale Price
redemption
ENDED
Dec. 15,
on
NOVEMBER
1954 at 100.
a
Odd lot transactions,
e Cash
High
New York Stock
Jan. 1
No.
Low
Issue—
High
Interest
BONDS
Range Since
Sold
Brazil
sale,
New
Transit
3%
Unification
(continued)
Friday's
or
Bid & Asked
Low
—••
June-Dec
June-Dec
>111 Vi 112 %
113
June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
Jane-Dec
106
106 %
June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
*82%
:
3%s series No. 20
3%s series No. 22
25
98%
106 JS
High
Low
No.
*84%
19
3%s series No. 21
1980
Jan. 1
Sold
*96
3%s series No. 23
113
City
Range Since
Bonds
*82%
3%s series No.
Issue—
Stock
Corporate
Quar-Juna
York
^
Week's Range
Last
Sale Price
Period
Exchange
3%s series No. 25
1961—
3s
-
Registered bond transactions.
r
3%s series No. 24
Canal
Panama
•
5
Friday
Bonds
Friday's
or
Bid & Asked
Low
Territorial
for
WEEK
Week's Range
Interest
New York Stock Exchange
called
FOR
■
3%s series No. 26
3%s series No. 27
High
78%
88
79
83%
9 2'/a
96 %
95
*83%
*82%
89
83
90%
*82%
85
77%
85%
81
81
8183
89
*82%
80%
*82%
81%
87
92
3%s series No. 28
*82%
80%
83%
June-Dec
*88
80%
88
3%s series No. 30
Foreign Securities
June-Dec
3%s series No. 29
June-Dec
*85
79
84
sinking fund 5s 1957—i_Mar-Sept
gold 5s 1958
Feb-Aug
30-yr 3s s f $ bonds 1978_Jan-JuIy
Canada (Dominion of) 3%s 1961
Jan-July
25-year 2%s 1974
Mar-Sept
25-year 2%s 1975
Mar-Sept
Cauca Val (Dept of) 30-yr 3s s f $ bds 1978-Jan-July
IA Chile (Republic) external s f 7s 1942—May-Noo
5 A7s assented 1942
May -Nov
Brisbane
(City)
Sinking
Caldas
WERTHEIM & Co.
Telephone
Member*
REctor 2-2300
120
New York Stock
Teletype
Exchange
Broadway, New York
NY 1-1693
Foreign
assented
ARy external sinking fund 6s Jan
sinking fund 6s 1947
Feb-Aug
sinking fund 6s 1948
Aprtf-Oct
(Kingdom of Norway) 4s 1968
Mar-Sep
iAAntloqula (Dept) collateral 7s A 1945—Jan-July
lAGuaranteed
108
Akershus
lAExternal sinking fund
lAExternal sinking fund
83 y2
*86Vi
A 6s
108
99%
*100
100%
8 8'A
7s ser B
1945—Jan-July
86%
75
86%
7s ser C
1946—Jan-July
*86 Vi
71
87%
lAExternal sinking fund 7s ser D
1945—Jan-July
*86 Vi
71
1957_Aprll-Oct
1957_April-Oct
74%
85
*86 Vi
75
88%
AExternal
sinking fund 7s 1st
AExternal
sec
sink
fd
AExternal
sec
sink
fd
20-year 3s
s
Antwerp
f $
(City)
Australia
bonds
external
ser
2nd
7s
3rd
7s
ser
ser
——
*86%
Jan-July
54
June-Dec
1958
(Commonwealth)
*86 Vi
1957—April-Oct
1978
5s
1
*100
Vi
.
54%
100%
75
„
6
AExternal
10-year 3%s 1957
100%
100% 100%
15
100%
100% 101%
10
99%
101%
June-Dec
:
101
101
ABerlin
(Free State)
6 Vis 1945
(Kingdom of) extl 7s 1955
23
100
97
100%
27
97
101'%
99%
9.9%
31
97
101 %
„Feb-Aug
143% 143 %
AChlnese
2
106%
145
June-Dec
102% 102%
1
109 %
(Cjiy of)
8
60%
4
63
June-Dec
6s 1958
|A6ViSrfXternal loan 1950
lABrazil tD
8
of)
external
Aprtt-Oct
June-Dec
1941
8s
89
77
88%
89
*95%
101%
80
reduced
to
s
3.5% )
f 6 Vis
June-Dec
1978
of 1926 due 1957
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
reduced
AExternal
to
s
Stamped
3.375%)
f 6Vis of
pursuant to Plan A
Aprll-Oct
1957
66
April-Oct
64%
66
59%
68%
92
26
99
59%
92
—
64%
1978
*95%
June-Dec
65
Aprll-Ocf
*65
66
„
65
15
66
40 Vi
April-Oct
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
*68
1961—Jan-July
*68
2
of
1993
—
fund
6s
1961
1961
6s
1962
5s 1951
June-Dec
April-Oct
April-Oct
May-Nov
SASinking fund 7s of 1926 due 1946
Sinking fund 7s of 1927 due 1947
5s 1952
25-year gold 4%s 1953
IACosta Rica (Republic of) 7s 1951
1953
40%
68 %
*40%
38 Vi
*40%
39 %
40%
39 %
*68
63%
39%
95
38 Vi
68 %
68 %
66 Vi
40%
64%
*40%
68%
68 %
38%
*40%
61
64%
69
38 %
40 %
9%
6%
20 %
due 1972
(Republic of)' 4Vis
external 1977
9%
*143% 145
108 %
145
*119
105
*119
105
119%
119%
62'/a
63
May-Noo
Feb-Aug
June-Dec
May-Nov
May-No»
Apr-OcL
June-Dec
reduced
to
3.375%)
1979
53%
72%
75
74%
74%
99 Vi 102%
72 Vi
73 Vi
f
102
-102
100% 100 '/a
99%
1
67%
66%
67 %
6
44%
57%
56%
57%
30
41%
110% 110%
1
107
68%
59%
65%
3%s series No.
For
1
June-Dec
84%
2
June-Dec
*83%
3
June-Dec
3%s series No.
4
June-Dec
8%s series No.
5
3%s series No.
7.
3%s series No.
3%s series No.
3%s series No.
3%s
series
No.
66 Vi
—
(Plan B)—
84%
83
11
78%
88%
77%
83
2
76%
84%
6
Financial Institutions
FOREIGN
SECURITIES
84%
83
—
82%
83
June-Dec
*82%
84
—June-Dec
*90%
8
_June-Dec
*82%
77%
86
89
90%
78
—
FIRM TRADING MARKETS
85%
77%
PARL MARKS & TO- iNCa
84
9
June-Dec
*82%
87%
90
3%s series No. 10
June-Dec
*92
91
95%
3%s series No. 11
June-Dec
*87
81%
95
90
__
3%s series No.
12_
.June-Dec
*89
80
13_
_June-Dec
*85
88
FOREIGN SECURITIES SPECIALISTS
90
3%s series No.
93
8%b series No. 14
June-Dec
*82%
85
15
.June-Dec
*82%
85
3%S series No. 16
-—June-Dec
*82%
-June-Dec
*82%
88
77
*82%
85"
79
85
50 Broad
85
——J une -Dec
3%s series No.
3%s series Nofl?
3%s series No.
For footnotes
18
see
76
85
78%
86
page
29
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83%
78%
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67
17
12
63 Vi
April-Oct
B%
External dollar bonds of 1944
40%
*68
*40%
103
funding bonds of 1931 due 1951
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (Interest
41
36%
66
39 %
Mar-Sept
Jqn-July
sinking fund dollar bonds 1970—April-Oct
$ bonds
40"%
67
38%
%
*68
39%
1961
IA
ref
63%
39
40%
___June-Dec
1960
fAColombla Mortgage Bank 6%s 1947
2s
40%
66%
Mar-Sept
Municipal 7s 1960
Jan
41
67%
38%
63%
40%
(City of) 6%s 1950
Mar-Sept
(Rep of) 6s of 1928 Oct 1961—April-Oct
1927
38%
63%
*68
May-Nov
1962
—
—
*68
June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
40%
66%
—
*40%
*40'/a
*40
68
38%
40%
64%
*68
May-Nov
1963—
62%
40%
67
94%
3s
68%
38%
*40%
May-Nov
6s
63%
42
IA Copenhagen (City)
100
60%
—
100%
56%
44
'
*40%
1961
(Hukuang Ry)
A Colombia
Cuba
to 3.315/?, )
1979
Aprll-Oct
(Central Ry) 1952
.'
June-Dec
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (Interest
3.5% )
7
—
(interest
reduced
to
66
*95
IA7s
reduced
65
*95
(interest
1979
1927 due
66
April-Oct
Consol
assented
A7s
3s ext
101%
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
AExternal
94%
Jan-July
1957
sinking
assented
A6s
AChilean
A6s
90
95%
—
6
April-Oct
bonds
$
assented
5ACologne
102%
77
100% 100%
*54% 55 %
*68
68%
40%
Bank 6 Vis 1957
assented
40
Feb-Aug
lABavarla
Belgium
A 8s
99%
1962
100%
6s Sept
AGuaranteed sinking fund
99%
"
3%s
A6%s
101%
99 Vi
fund
assented
A6Vis
99%
99 Vi
June-Dec
94%
40
1963
Mortgage
99%
June-Dec
103%
35
1961
fund
sinking
AGuaranteed
102%
100%
20-year 3Vis 1966
102%
100 %
62%
1962
assented
sink
AChlle
57%
106 %
Jan-July
1955
20-year 3%s 1967
15-year
A 6s
Sept
assented
6s
Extl
;—Feb-Aug
5s
10-year 3%s 1956
A
AExternal
88%
43%
102
—
47
100
1961—Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
sinking fund 6s 1962
April-Oct
sinking fund
assented
A 6s
88%
86%
102% 103%
100%
70
assented Jan 1961
AExternal
56%
103
—
1961
—
5 A Guaranteed
104%
104%
44%
*68
'
1960
assented Feb
A6s
102%
102%
April-Oct
6s 1960
AExternal sinking fund 6s Feb 1961
Government and Municipal
(Columbia)
sinking fund
9
2
55%
*54%
—
A 6s
Agricultural Mortgage Bank
103% 103%
103% 103%
103%
fund
(Dept of)
AExternal
85
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61
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25
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
26
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Monday, November 8, 1954
...
(1894)
NEW YORK BOND RECORD
RANGE
4,..
■
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Interest
Czechoslovakia
(State)
54
April-Oct
April-Oct
%
Sold
Low
No.
High
541
Jan
44%
6
"38
>
reduced to
(Kingdom of) extl 4V'2s 1962
(Republic of) —
s f dollar bonds Jan 1
197G
3s extl s f dollar bonds Jan 1 1976
Denmark
102%
99%
AEstonia
(Republic of)
5 A Frankfort
German
(Federal
External
bonds
dollar
10-year bonds of
3s
dollar
4s
dollar
dollar
bonds
92
68%
April-Oct
(Young loan)
1965
24
45
72 Vi
24
58
74
June-Dec
Elec
Power
55 %
69%
11
79%
80%
110
.63
61%
62
23
45
reduced
70 %
110%
109 % llOVi
29
82%
100%
99% 100 Vi
33
76%
101
*164
part
AGs
part
§A
paid
;
Hamburg
1946...
6s
Heidelberg (City oft ext 7%s 1950
Helsingfors (City) external 6%s 1960
Italian
(Republic) ext s f 3s 1977
Italian Credit Consortium for Public Works
30-yr
gtd ext s f 3s
series B 1947
§A7s
Italian
Public
156%
165%
100%
A 5
—
A5%s
loan
due
loan
45%
A5%s extl
104
of
to
'30
f
63%
67Vi
52 %
60
65
67 %
5Vis
65 %
51
88
64%
66 Vi
52%
77
1975
to
^
*
6s
H
103 %
93
—
110
145%
161 %
1
98 %
62
87
2
129
97
86%
87%
due
26%
June-Dec
1
1st
*54%
55 %
A New
A
Mexico
(1942
1899
of
5A5s
*9%
%,
30
87
44%
50%
,
1
9%
agreem't)
27
1945—Quar-Jan
^
assented
new
27
(1942 agree'U
—
*16%
17
16
17%
*16%
16%
16 %
17'/«
*16%
17
16%
17%
19G3_ja.n-J??ly
Large
ASinall
A4s of
due
A4s
8A
1904
of
(1942 agree'!,)
(assented
1922
to
A4s
(1942
4
agreement)
1913
(assented
1933
a6s
—_
new
assented
(1942
*15%
•
Stamped
pursuant to
reduced
A
Secured
to
1963_Jan-July
ex'l
sinking
A
fund
pursuant to Plan A
reduced to 2.125% ) 2008
exLended
1961
§ ANuremberg (City ofi 6s 1952
Oriental Development Co Ltd—
8A6s extl loan (30-yri 1953—
1953
extended
to
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see
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1955
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58
—
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36
83 %
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86
167%
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1979—
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103
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1
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to
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102
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pursuant
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stamped
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3%s
—
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stamped
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58
99%
pursuant to Plan A
reduced to 2.375% 1 2001
79
166
102
53 %
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1963
39
167
105 %
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8 A External sinking fund
gold 8s 1950—Jan-July
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147
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f AStabilization loan sink fund 7s
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82%
1
102
108
34
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102
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A
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1
108
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1955
1947
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55%
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1
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1958
60
*__
19
16%
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1963
A5Vis.extl loan (30-year)
Oslo
Feb-Awo
71%
73
*__
16%
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20
18
Mar-Sepf
(Kingdom of) 3%s 1957
May-Nov
(Kingdom of) 4%s 1956
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4s sinking fund external loan 1963
Feb-Aug
3%s sinking fund external 1957—
April-Oct
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130%
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.interest
Norway
74%
121%
*75%
1978 June-Dec
1978_Feb-Aug
Jan-July
1971
to
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1959—Mav-Sept
Netherlands
68
1967——^_May-Not
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108
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126
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first mortgage 3Vis 1972—Jan-July
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Allied Chemical & Dye 3 Vis debs 1978
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Aluminum Co of America 3%s 1964.——
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(interest
2008
Stamped
6s due
10
15%
16
18
6%s 1958—Mar-Sept
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2.125%)
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1952—IT—"-April-Oct
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120
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16
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1937) —
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1958
(City ofi
2%s conv debentures
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5 A Milan
19%
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% 101Vi
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9
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fan-July
assented
new
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(dollar bond of
assented
due
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— —
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1945
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26
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conversion
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to
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—
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19%-
"
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8 A Large
8 A Small
59
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t' 1945
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33/4S-4s-4%s
98 %
—
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84
79
—
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April-Ocf
„_April-Ocf
Mar-Sept
1953
extended
1945
Alabama
1945
81%
87
25%
25%
—
due
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Jan-July
—Jan-July
1971
1968
(Republic of)
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,
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1952
'12
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mtge s
A Yokohama
1968-Jan-July
64
—
--
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1904—
-May-Nov
1943—May-No?;
agreem't)
101%
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assented
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97
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1952 coupon on
ser
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extended
due
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70
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73 %
■
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*76%
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June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
1961
extended to
1961
8 A Uruguay
161 %
88
of '27
loan
sterling
1953
140
80%
18
87%
26. %
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April-Oct
7s 1957
3
Tokyo Electric Light Co Ltd—
68
95 V2
161 %
97
78
--
—
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139% 139%
1G31
external 1962
f
s
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—
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May-Nov
.
6%s 1954
bonds 1978
$
99%
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Feb-Aug
1964
1965
(State Mtge Bank)
s
145'%
97
4
—
—
98
8 A 6s
66%
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1954
(Colombia)
30-year 3s
18%
—
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extended
1965
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48
66
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7s 1951
of
extended
1954
extl
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34
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fan-July
1977
(Imperial Govti
extl
6%s due
Tokyo (City of)
8 A7s
1952
7s
(Kingdom of)
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5%s
f 3s
s
8 AE'xternal
5 A Italy
49%
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30-yr gtd ext
Japanese
19 %
145% 145'%
64%
78
*102
May-Nov
May-Nov
1958
(40-yri
23
*97%
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59
(Kingdom)—
1971
due 1971 extended to 1981—
Vis
32%
67%
50%
Power Co. Ltd—
Electric
Taiwan
98%
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36
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assenled
s
35%
35%
33%
April-Oct
Jan-July
April-Oct
Jan-July
1977
%
78
April-Ocf
1962
external
series B secured
5 %s
May-Now
58
,
'
—Feb-Aug
1968
(State of)
54
58
*54
Jan-July
Jan-July
Sydney County Council 3%s 1957
*100
1964
paid
60
(interest
A
2012_1
2% t
to
secured
A 4
Jan-July
High
'69
—Jan-July
Mar-Sept
Shlnyel.su -Electric Power Co Ltd—
§A6%s 1st mtge s f 1952
.
6Vis due 1952 extended to 1962
ASilesia (Prov of) external 7s 1958
Greek Government—
A7s
to Plan
A7s
64
111
-Jan-July
Low
(interest
A
loan 1968—
A8s
80%
—
§ A 6'/2s 1st & gen mtge 1950
6%s due 1950 extended to I960.
>54
Jan-July
2004
2.25'%)
to
A6s external dollar
■
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Jan. 1
No.
*76
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to Plan
Serbs Croats & Slovenes
80*.
61%
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(interest
1956
loan
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<
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A
—
water
external
A7s
04
—
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1950
external
8a 8s
87%
62
—
1949
due
1930
87%
68
June-Dec
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pursuant to Plan
reduced to 2.5%) 1999
reduced
—June-Dec
1980..-—
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bonds
loan
17
146
71%
72%
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—
stamped
1936
8s
(interest
11
~2
86%
Apr-Oct
1972...
(extl loan
(State of)
Paulo
San
:
74
105
17
146
1930—
German Govt International
5%s
%
issue—
1972
bonds
3s
§ A7s gold
104 %
61 %
-
1963—Jan-July
due
1953
1953
loan of
5s
German
1952
May-Nov
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reduced to 2.375%) 2001
May-Nov
A6%s extl secured sinking fund 1957— May-Nov
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reduced to 2%) 2012
May-Nov
8s
(City)
Paulo
§ASao
56 %
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reduced to 2.5'%)
1999
April-Oct
issue
bonds
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146
1936
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.
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April-Oct
1969
1972
fund
&
conv
58
■
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—
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of
loan
1967
7s
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on
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Jan-July
Jan-July
May-Nov
extl
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BONDS
New York Stock
1
43
37
7
102% 103%
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3%s
.
—
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6 %) extended to 1960
v
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3s 1073
(Dept of)
Friday
Bid & Asked
Sale Price
Low
Cundinamarca
NOVEMBER 5
Range Since
Bonds
Friday's
or
Last
Period
York Stock Exchange
New
ENDED
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B O N O S
WEEK
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99
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5
97
101
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101%
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100
100
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—
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3s
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106'A
12
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1965—Mar-Sept
1981——June-Dec
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April-Oct
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Low
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c
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93
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April-Oct
general mtge income 1982—.—_—Jan-July
5
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NOVEMBER
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...
Monday, November 8,1954
NEW YORK BOND RECORD
RANGE
,
Interest
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Period
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Last
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WEEK
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106
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103
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100
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,
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3'As registered 1997
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Lehigh Valley Coal Co—
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ref
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1st
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ref
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1970
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fixed
1974
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1972
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f
s
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&
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1972
1978-
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1973
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1969—Mar-Sept
mortgage 3%s 1969
3%s sinking fund debentures 1967
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Paul
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inc
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series
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1978—May-Nou
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May-Nov
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1981—Feb-Aug
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1965
,
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first gtd
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Mar-Sept
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1958—-May-Nov
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first gtd
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2000
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1986
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104
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1970—June-Dec
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1976_
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s
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1974
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see
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1967
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2047
2%s 1975—
mortgage 2%s 1980
4
101
*98%
i.
Quar-Jan
1
Jan
mortgage
&
June-Dec
1978—
ACum adjustment 5s ser
$Missouri Pacific RR Co—-
AGeneral
Edison
First
&
1991—May
Jan-July
Quar-Jan
1974—Feb-Aug
First mortgage 2%s 1975
April-Ocl
First mortgage 3s 1978
J an-July
First mortgage 2%s 1979
Feb-Aug
First mortgage 3%s 1982
—June-Deo
(Wisconsin) first mortgage 25/8s 1977—April-Oct
First mortgage 3s 1979——.
Mar-Sepi
Northwestern Bell Telephone 2%s 1984
June-Dec
(Minnesota)
First
'103%
Y 59
95%
89%
D
1997
3s
First & refunding
1971
1962—
series
lien
States
First
—
y
Ry—
registered
104%
Jan-July
April-Ocl
1962
series
Refunding & improve 4%s ser A 2047—Jan-Julf
102%
97%
61
*95
Jan-July *
1977
2%s
1997
4s
registered
97%
Mar-Sept
1990
April-Ocl
gtd 4s 1993
Gas
&
2%s
103%
Jan
A
4s
June-Deo
65%
RR—
A
Electric
Pacific
99%
*96 %
60'A
115
*100%
first mtge 2%s 1975_Mar-8ept
& Light
lien
1
*
63%
—
Jan-July
1992—Mar-Sept
1955
First
Jan
A
ser
first
series A 1973---
4%s
4s
Telephone
106% 107
106%
63'A
V
76
80
104%
94%
__
Saulte St Marie-
mortgage 4 Vis
AGeneral
Missouri
Y
102
102
67
57%
65
1st
First &
'102%
58%
J
Y'V5
70
102 7/b
—
70'A
131
60
102%
60
*98% 100
2
61%
60
54%
101
U
71%
61 '/a
66%
1979
June-Deo
2%s 1980
May-Nov
First mortgage 3%s 1982Mar-Sept
Oregon-Washington RR 3s series A 1960—April-Ocl
80%
—
71%
61%
115
103%
92%
103 Vi 103%
Mar-Sept
First
1
—
1979—_Jan-July
Michigan Cons Gas first mtge 3'/as
First mortgage 2%s 1969
87%
79%
Chester—
Port
&
Oklahoma
101
*66
1974—May-Noo
Feb-Aug
1988
April-Ocl
1980
5
72%
298
State
Northern
*96
Dept Stores
87%
13
75%
102
95%
102% 102%
76
66%
102%
May-Nov
74%
66
101
_
86
76
74%
First
5 '/a
78%
75%
Susquehanna & Western RR—
4s
97%
1978Feb-Aug
Manati Sugar 4s
sinking fund Feb 1 1957—May-Nou
Manila RR (Southern Lines) 4s 1959—
May-Nov
3'/4s
Power
General
84 %
M
Macy
70%
67%
74
91%
100
Feb-Aug
62%
278
82%
102%
96
——
3 'As
104%
98
*—
Div second gold 3s 1980
Mar-Sept
Louisville Gas & Elec 1st mtge .2%s 1979—May-Noo
1st mtge 3 '/8s 1982
Feb-Aug
mtge
103
103%
20
97%
*104 % 105,
Louis
1st
103
96
■
101% 101%
April-Oct
First & refund mtge 3%s ser
115
%
*100
*108
*
97 %
119
104
73 7A
81%
'
74
82
68%
72%
66
Y
68%
68%
67
75
mtge
Prior
88%
74
Mar-Sept
mtge 2%s
mtge 3%s
4
April-Oct
33/i.s
debentures
1978
Louisville & Nashville RR—
refund
73
88%
81
100
Hartford RR—
Y
80
April-Ocl
1976
-
75%
68
19G2May-Noo
lALombard Electric 7s series A 1952—
June-Dec
Long Island Lighting Co 3%s ser D 1976-June-Dec
Lorillard (P) Co 3s debentures 1963
—_Aprll-Oct
First Si refund
75%
81%
—May
Little Miami general 4s series
St
65%
8
89
89
74 '
2003—May
2003—
Lehigh Valley Terminal Ry 5s ext 1979
Lexington & Eastern Ry first 5s 1965_
3s debentures
83%
101 %
92%
4s ser A 2007—Jan-Julf
River
Northern
May-Nov
contingent
£SeriesE4%s
contingent
contingent
86%
94%
56 Vi
2003—May-Nov
interest 2003—-May
interest
82
87%
3
92
bds—
mtge
2003..
ASeriesD4s
ASeriesFSs
86
91%
Feb-Aug
4Vis fixed interest 2003—
Series C 5s
86
91%
Feb-Aug
1964.
stamped 1974
Lehigh Valley Harbor Term Ry—
1st mortgage 5s extended to 1984
Lehigh Valley Railway Co (N Y.) —
Lehigh
90
86
Feb-Aug
5s
stamped
"88%
91
101
94'A
82%
May-Nof
1982
Jan-Julf
Refunding; mortgage 3 Vis series E 1978—Feb-Aug
Refunding mortgage 3s series 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 3Vis 1983
Feb-Aug
Norfolk Si Western Ry first gold 4s 1996—April-Ocl
Northern Central general Si ref 5s 1974—Mar-Sepl
General & refunding 4%s series A 1974_Mar-Sepl
Northern Natural Gas 3%s s f debs 1973—May-Nov
3'As 8 t debentures 1973
May-Noo
3'As s f debentures 1974
May-Not?
N
Lakefront Dock Si RR Terminal—
85
94%
2
»•
73%
mtge 4s 1994
Jan-July
1st & cons mtge ser A 2004
-Jan-July
AGeneral mortgage 4%s series A 2019—Jan-July
168
160
„
102%
14
8
101
94%
mtge conv Inc 4Vis series A 2022—May
N Y & Putnam first consol
__
101% 102
1st mtge sink fund 3% ser A 1968
June-Dee
Lake Shore & Mich South gold 3'As 1997—June-Dec
1st
Term
*150
101%
100%
15
68
May-Nov
refunding mtge
-AGeneral
116
100
105%
100%
--
99% 100
May-Nov
Jan-Julf
Jan-Julf
1973
I AN Y Ontario & West ref 4s June
*100
1961
:<'U
•
99%
51%
—
lOOVi 100%
1961
unguaranteed
104
112
"
4'As
&
Harlem
106%
98%
117
*122
1961—Jan-July
103
100%
*102% 103
98 Vi
98%
June-Deo
First
AGeneral
13
__
101
85%
97
103%
100% 100%
—
April-Ocl
1973
series
N Y New Haven &
(
103
100%
—
——
99
103
April-Ocl
Jan-July
104%
■
RR—
.
99%
94%
—f
— —
1st
102
96%
■
--
100% 101
Refunding mortgage 3%s series E 1980—June-Dee
First mortgage 3s series F 1986
—April-Oct
N Y
April-Oct
1978
102
98%
81%
—
.
2013—April-Ocl
April-Ocl
4Vis series A
2%s series B 1975
N Y & Harlem gold 3%s 2000
Mortgage 4s series A 2043
Mortgage 4s series B 2043
96%
97
June-Dee
June-Deo
4s 1990
Light 2%s 1976
mtge
Power &
mortgage
97'A
New York Chicago & St Louis—
102%
102
—
Jan-Julf
3 Vis registered 1997
Jan-July
Lake Shore collateral gold 3Vis 1998
Feb-Aug
3 Via registered
1998
Feb-Aug
Michigan Cent collateral gold 3%s 1998_Feb-Aug
3 Vis registered 1998
Feb-Aug
100
*97
__
Feb-Aug
1998
A
series
4s
& impt
Y Central & Hudson River
4%s
1st
High
109
99%
*103% 104
General mortgage 3%s 1997
108
100
97
95%
1
__
*80
—
April-Oct
Feb-Auy
Feb-Aug
1956
D
series
—
Refunding & impt 5s series C 2013
103
*—
1976—Mar-6ept
1st
Light
106
Central RR Co—
York
New
89
160
88
86
88
Jan-July
Jan-July
1978
Franklin Si Clear
Kanawha Si Mich
Low
16
*100% 101%
May-Nos
k
Kansas
Jan. 1
No.
*102% 103%
April-Oct
197-7-
1954
5Vis series A
N Y Connecting RR
Jersey Central
High
100% 100%
—
Beil Telephone 3 Vis
Jersey
AFlrst
Co—
mortgage 3s 1980
Jamestown
Range Sine*
Sold
JNew Orleans Texas & Mexico Ry-1-
4
103% 103%
101% 101%
101%
Mar-Sept
1977
A
1974
101% 102%
1972__May-Nov
1st 5s B
series
April-Ocl
Mar-Sept
1982
1988
Jan-July
Jersey Junction RR gtd first 4s 1986—Feb-Aug
Jersey Power & Light 3s 1974
Mar-Sept
Orleans Great Nor 5s A 1983
Jan-Julf
Pipe Line Co—
debentures
Interstate
3s
100% 100%
100%
Jan-July
1956
gold 5s series C 1956
__Jan-J*lf
Inteinational Minerals & Chemical Corp—
3.65s coriv subord debs 1977
Jan-July
Interstate
Bonds
Friday's
107% 108
May-Nov
1961
100% 100%
A First
Inter
debentures
debentures
3s
Consolidated
Jan-July
l952-____—
A
series A July
6s
105%
103
103 %
AFirst
1986_ June-Deo
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
1st
§ a First
Jan-July
Feb-Auy
Corp 6s-1948
Indianapolis Union Ry CoRefunding and imp 2%s series C
Inland Steel
*
May-No»
„May-Noo
1955
5s 1955
Illinois Terminal Ry 4s series A 1970
4s
SAIlseder Steel
or
Bid & Asked
New
Cons
1st
Week's Range
Last
Sale Price
High
"103 %
mtge
Period
Low
RR—
mortgage
1st
Interest
Range Since
Sold
4%.s-33As ser A 1979—May-Noo
Consol mortgage 5%s-33As series B 1979_May-No»
Consol mortgage 33/4S series C 1974
May-Nov
Consol
5
Friday
Bonds
Friday's
or
Bid & Asked
Sale Price
Low,
Illinois
FOR
Week's Range
Friday
refunding
2%s 1974
2%s 1981
refunding 2%s 1978
First & refunding 3%s 1982
1st
&
ref
mtge
3%s
1983
1st
&
ref
mtge
3Vis
1983-
June-Deo
May-NotJ
May -Nov
June-Dec
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
—May-Nov
—June-Dec
100% 100%
100 %
100%
*98%
97 %
100
104%
16
99»A
96%
100%
2
95%
1
103%
105%
104% 104 %
97%
108
8
103%
104%
*106
~
104
99%
94
5
100
7
104
,,
98
100%
105
* *
Number 5375
Volume 180
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(1897X?»
NEW YORK BOND RECORD
RANGE
BONDS
Interest
New York Stock Exchange
Period
Last
or
Petroleum
3.70s
2%s
deb
conv
debentures
June-Dec
112%
Low
*102
Week's
102-*
Stauffer
Chemical
100
103
Swift & Co.
103%
9314
1973
Range
Friday's
2%s debentures 1972
1973—
Bonds
Bid & Asked
Range Sine#
*
Sold
No.
High
Jan.1
*11
99
*__
100%
Low
98
High
10474
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
Jan-July
May-No 0
27/as debentures 1966
27as debentures
97
debs
37/aS
Sunray Oil Corp.
*96
cr
Sale Price
Low
107% 115
107
Last
Peri.id
High
98%
101%
112% 113
Pillsbury Mills, Inc 3%a a f debs 1972_—.-June-Dec
Pittsbgh Bessemer & Lake Erie 2%s 1996__June-Dec
New York Stock Exchange
Jan. 1
No.
Interest
BONDS
Range Since
Sold
High
*101
1964—_Feb-Aug
1983
NOVEMBER 5
Friday
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Sale Price
Low
Phillips
WEEK ENDED
FOR
Week's Range
Friday
10**4
95
95
947a
98
1007a
101
111
100% 10®%
123
Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chic & St Louis Ry—
Consolidated guaranteed 4s ser G 1957—May-Nov
Consolidated guaranteed 4s ser H 1960—Feb-Aug
Consolidated guaranteed 4%s ser 1 1963—Feb-Aup
104
108% 108%
108%
*
109
19
81%
99%
101%
101V*
103%
First
General
general 4%s series D 1977
Plantation
Pipe
2%s
Line
1970
Potomac Elec Power 1st mtge 3Y4S
First mortgage 3s 1983
First mortgage
Providence
1977
2%s 1984
Terminal 4s
1956
*95 72
i
97
1
1
i
94%
—
debentures
and
1st
*99%
refunding-mortgage 3Y4S 1983—April-Oct
*10372
"
1st
i
;
„
"
'
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y.;
7s
assented
)
■
100%
*
j
•
99
83%
'
61%
99 7a
83%
99
1
13
96%
Steel
67aS
101%
debs
St
Lawrence
Second
St
Adlrond'k
&
gold
gold
123 7»
106 7B
106%
2
107
bond
4s
certificates
St Paul & Duluth
Paul
Scioto
Union
V &
first
142
ei%
II
*10214
Vanadium
4s
1971—
New
Air
Line
99 72
5
95
4s
7772
1
71
80 7a
20
100 7a
105
92
6
8674
87
—
92
*108%
'
May-Nov
§ASiemens & Halske
t§ASilesian-Amer
Sinclair
Oil
6%s
Corp
314s
Corp
*9514
*161%
1941—Feb-Auy
___Jan-July
Jan-July
June-Dec
April-Oct
*6214
coll trust
7s
1983
Southern
Bell
debentures
3s
1979
2%s debentures 1985
debentures
:
Ry
Southern
Natural
Gas
Southern Pacific
2%s
Co
414s
debentures
gtd 4s
1969
Co—
414s
(Oregon Lines)
4'4s
1969
16
97%
Gold
414s
1981
San Fran Term
Southern
Pacific
1st mtge 3%s ser
104%
49%
*14114
96 7a
97
ref mtge 2%s ser H 1980
Mar-Sepf
mortgage & refund 3%s ser I 1981—June-Dec
&
ref
mtge
37is
92 72
96%
RR
mortgage 3 74
series
s
Penn
Electric
first
Shore
4s
Devel
and
general
4s
series A
and
general
6s
series
1956
A
general 614s series A 1956
Memphis Div first gold 5s 1996
Southwestern
3'4s
Standard
Northeastern
&
Bell
Tel
2%s
*102% 10372
101%
105%
105
110
*103
102
104
94
43
103%
1077a
77
103
107 74
33
10272
106%
10672 10714
105% 10614
100
*99
967a
—
Telegraph
§ A 1st mortgage
Products
Oil
Oil
(N
5s
(Indiana)
Standard
J)
debentures
gold
1985
414s
conv
314s
88%
88%
i5
88%
98
*97
First
mortgage
3%s
debentures
Wilson
Co
&
133
133
1st
89%
947a
Gen
98
122
6
Wisconsin
93 74
79 72
——
1981
4s
mtge
1980
A
series
Electric
103 72
First mortgage
105
106%
Wisconsin Public
105%
conv
110%
117%
101%
16
105
*100
Yonkers
9614
92%
103%
100%
98
103%
76%
67%
75%
96%
9714
30
87%
9774
110% 11178
297
102%
95%
*__
111%
1971__May-Nov
94%
94%
Jan-July
99%
58
99 % 100%
1974
a
■
*74%
1982—-April-Oct
debentures 2%s
99
107% ;
1037a
65%
5514
64
1
100%
1037a
16
104%
107
651B
47
6172
65
48
597a
9
10274
1047a
5
102
102 7a
103 7a 1037b
64%
65
63%
103
10314
102
102
*98 7e 100
—
63
105%
103%
—
106 74 10614
103
727a
__
*103% 10472
--
85%
1017a.
67
8
6714
*88%
85
77%
9572
67%
67
9672
977a
10272
—
*10118
first
10672
93
—
147
90
-
90
9674
6
59
107 7a
101
*10614
__
987a
106
102
957B
6
109
10072
103
—
—
1037a
9872
101
101
101
947a
._
106
1077a
Jan-July
94
'
6
10214 102 >4
*
—
*101%
April-Oct
1958
1960
4s
*90
—
Jan-July
May-Noo
'
—
146 7a
146
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
w—
—
977a
*96%
—
Mar-Sepf
32
105'4 1057a
10514
1027a
106
Co—
A
A
27
71
70 »/4
71
27
64 7a
73%
95
95
95
5
907a
95
*102% 104
—
82%
Jan-July
Jan
2%s
2029
1
80%
82%
___May
June-Dec
2004
ser
Power
1976
87%
108
1
2
*63 7a
Jan-July
1953
mortgage 3s
RR
6
85
67 7»
6774
Mar-Sept
1965
mtge 472S inc
Wisconsin
134
Central
117% 117%
9714
78
84
*9872 100
Mar-Sept
6s ser A
B
S
3
34
102% 102%
105
June-Dec
1967
10272
85
85
Jan-July
37»s series D 1967
first
105% 105%
102%
105
May-Nov
April
2013
86%
3
Co—
Wheeling & Lake Eric RR 2%s A 1992
Wheeling Steel 3 7is series C 1970
100
84 7a
937*
*92
May-Noo
April-Oct
—•
first
Standard
2%s
107
15
106%
84
April
April
Feb-Nov
Jan-July
Jan-July
2361
Union
1177a
106
9474
105
94%
May-Noo
1966
guaranteed
Pacilic RR Co 3 7os ser A
Electric
RR—
debs
1983
Internal
Coil
109
Jan-July
1977
debentures
ASpokane
58
106
Aprii-Oct
April-Oct
April-Oct
Devel and
3%s
11672
Jan-July
1956
Devel
Orleans
114
Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
First mortgage 214s series G 1961
Southern Ry first consol gold 5s 1994
Joint
11672
105%
100%
*105
*108% 11672
1991
1971
B
Westinghouse Electric Corp 2%s 1971
Westphalia United Elec Power Corp—
7574
'
101
Jan-July
April-Oct
May-Nov
2003
5s
1974
372s
30-year 5s 1960
4%s debentures series
9974
70
—'
100
Co—
Winston-Salem
.
New
97
11
—
101
94
103
April-Oct
1982
J
ser
& Southwest first gtd
consolidated 5s 1958
Western
102%
97%
97%
2
101
96
Western
118
112
1
957s
registered 2361
Jan-July
Maryland Ry 1st 4s ser A 1969—April-Oct
1st mortgage 3 7as series C 1979
Apr-Oct
101%
91%
4
96
103% 120%
,10074 101
30
I-
4s
11174
98 7a
251
10172
11474 11472
100 74 10074
114%
*__
WesL Penn Power 372s series I
RR Co—
First mortgage 2%s series E 1986
First mortgage 2%s series F 1996
159
159
—
*98%
West
66
73 72
—
159
159
98 74
West
98
1427a
73
105%
159
159
—
*159
Warren
97
125
'
62%
*95%
10672
9374
159
94% '
96% 1
90
98
95
9
included
not
in
sale
year's range,
In
Mar-Sept
3%s 1971
Jan-July
Light & Power 2%s
delivery
the
included
Service
the
^Negotiability
year's
not
n
—
*93
1976_Jan-JuIy
96
9514 100%
10474
100
927a
94 72
92%
d Ex-Interest . e Odd-lot sale not
Under-the-rule sale not included In the year's range,
r Cash sale
range,
included
y
in
the
year's
range,
Ex-coupon.
impaired
by maturity.
^Companies reported as being in bankruptcy, receivership, or reorganized under
the Bankruptcy Act, or securities assumed by such companies.
•Friday's bid and asked prices; no sales being transacted during current week.
A Bonds
selling flat.
116
91
Deferred
2%s 1979—
Section 77 of
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
WEEKLY
AND
YEARLY
RECORD
the
In
following extensive list we furnish a complete report of the transactions on the American Stock Exchange for the week beginning Monday,
Nov. 1, 1954, and ending Friday, Nov. 5, 1954.
It is compiled from a report of the American Stock Exchange itself and is intended to include every security
whether stock or bond in which any dealings have occurred during the current year.
RANGE
Week's
Friday
STOCK8
Sale Price
Par
ACF-Brlll Motors
Acme
Acme
Aluminum
Wire
Co
Aero
_
Supply Manufacturing
Corporation
30
1
472
-3—1
Aeroqulp
Agnew Surpass Shoe Stores
•
4
1
Alnsworth Manufacturing common —5
For footnotes see D&ge 38
3%
10
.
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7a
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150
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7
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Air Associates Inc
(N J)
Air-Way Electric Appliance
Airfleets
Ajax Petroleums Ltd
Alabama Gas Corp
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1
for Week
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3
—
—
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12%
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7%
Jan
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9%
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100
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Par
High
Sales
Week's
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
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Range
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High
7«
7a
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_
Inc
ENDED
Friday
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7a
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common
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WEEK
for Week
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of Prices
Last
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45,100
a
3*2
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15% May
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7a
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Oct
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Walworth Co conv debentures 37is 1976__May-Nov
RR first ref gtd gold 372s 2000
Feb-Auy
Washington Terminal 2%s series A 1970
Feb-Aug
Westchester Lighting gen mtge 3/2S 1967
Jan-July
General mortgage 3s guaranteed 1979
May-Nov
101%
93
'u—
•
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Mar-Sept
May-'Nov
May-Nov
A '75—June-Dec
947B
*97
1957
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1007a
__
100% 10072
1977
A
10574
—
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1955—feb-Aug
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(
First
Gold
106%
1037a
106%
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June-Dec
series A
Western
1973_June-Dec
conv
106
104
America—
consol
.
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1994
105%
103 la
*104 72
June-Dec
Gen
91%
--
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1987
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1047a
1047s 1047«
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:
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May-Nov
Wabash
'■
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96
Feb-Aug
97%
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June-Dec
Gen
92%
—
Jan-July
967a
w
100
100
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Ala RR gtd 5s 1963
Telephone & Telegraph Co—
Socony-Vacuum
9974
1951— June-Dec
1847a
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.
97 74
96%
108%
100%
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1951—J««e-Dec
120
1
99
*102%
Mar-Sept
;
Skelly Oil 2'/4s debentures 1965
South & North
A
118
__
98%
*97'/2
1982
April-Oct
1971——April-Oct
1951
conv
of
subord
RR
100
957a
9772
977a
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'
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10474
159
C
series
123V8
1
—
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June-Dec
——
103
10074
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1995
First lien and ref mtge 3 7is ser C 1973—April-Oct
109%
—
120
120
—Mar-Sept
Service Pipe Line 3.20s s f debs
series
1951
mort
Virginian Ry 3s series B
118
100
—
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—
107
6
102
*100
June-Dec
105 72
and refund
First
1974
91%
89 7s
89%
*__
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RR Co—
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Corp
conv
Virginia
94%
101%
11774
117
'
debentures
105
*103
*14172
1st
85
10412 105
Mar-Sept
& Sons 2%s 1966
—
First and
'
3s
101
%
99
101
mtge 2%s ser E 1975—Mar-Sept
First and refund mtge 3s series F 1978—Mar-Sept
First and refund mtge 27/as ser G 1979—June-Deo
80
*82
—
10472
1968—June-Dec
April-Oct
1989—May-Now
1st mtge 3s series B 1980
37/es s f debentures 1977
Seagram (Jos E)
fund
sinking fund series B
Virginia Electric & Power Co—
9972
7712
1989_Jan-July
Nov
England 1st gtd
Scott Paper 3s conv debs 1977
Seaboard
95
Jan -July
:
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102%
99%
May -Nov
gold
cons
100%
*9972
106
I
*97
_____Jan-July
1947
sinking fund mort
37es
Jan-July
2022
May
1989
Depot 3148 B
9674
1st
Second 4s inc bond certificates
St
1970
1947—
sinking
"
—
1037a
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*100
1427a
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ASecond mtge lnc 4%s series A Jan
St Louis-Southwestern Ry—
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A
assented series A
Vandalla
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
*98
103% 10314
June-Deo
106
May-Nov
June-Dec
14272
1
160
14172 14172
~
99%
May-Nov
debs
37»s assented series C 1951_
160
4
141% 141%
Feb-Aug
April-Oct
1
141% 141%
160
160
May-Noe
May-Nov
Mar-Sept
1996_Jan-July
April-Oct
5s
1996
6s
Francisco
Louis-San
1st
series
6I2S
—
—
—
98
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—
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Saguenay Power 3s series A 1971
Works
672s
*1607b
—
100%
2
99%
95
103% 107
9474
99
993/4 101%
97%
98%
May-Nov
1975—April-Oct
1976
37is assented series A
_Jan-July
Jan-July
1946
Rhine-Westphalia Elee Power Corp—
IA Direct mtge 7s 1950
i A Direct mtge 6s 1952
5 A Con sol mtge 6s 1953
AConsol mtge 6s 1955
Rochester Gas & Electric Corp—
General mortgage 4%s series D 1977
General mortgage 3V4s series J 1969
of California 2%s
debentures
United
87
,
sinking fund mortgage 1946
-314s
.
Union—
100%
.
83%
Reading Co flast A ref 3%s series D 1995—May-Nov
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco 3s debs 1973
April-Oct
80
37%
1
100
9914
Feb-Aug
Refunding mortgage 2%s series C 1991__Mar-Sept
Union Tank Car 474s s f debs 1973
April-Oct
United Biscuit Co of America 23/4S 1966
April-Oct
3%s debentures 1977
Mar-Sept
United Gas Corp. 23/4s 1970
Jan-July
1st mtge & coll trust 3%s 1971
Jan-July
1st mtge & coll trust 37as 1972
Feb-Aug
43/as s f debs 1972
Aprll-Ocf
33/4S sinking fund debentures 1973
Apr-Oct
U S Rubber 2%§ debentures 1976
May-Nov
2%s debentures 1967
:
-April-Oct
102%
97%
5
10074 10074
27bs
218
-•
Vr
'
Jan-July
100
Mar-Sept
mtge & coll tr 27bs 1980
mtge 374S 1982
135%
'
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debs 1961
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debentures 1968
100% 105%
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u
102% 105
—
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r...
105%
95
Union Pacific RR—
97
2
—
105%
*100
54%
105%
:
1964
June-Dec
49
Union Oil
__
—
10472 104%
June-Dec
Quaker Oats 2%s debentures
3%s 1974
122
103
100
10374
*__
:
105
101
33%
96
200
*215
refunding mortgage 8s 2037—June-Dec
refunding mortgage 3s 1972—May-Nov
First and refunding mortgage 2%s 1979-June-Dec
105%
15
134
101%
__
74 %
131
*135%
and
1972
E 1985—Jan-July
ser
92
122
100
74
103
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105% 105%
and
3%8 debentures
3%s
101%
94
__
100
*134
income
100 %
•
First
First
*100%
32%
Adjustment
1st
First and refunding mortgage 3y«s 1968—Jan-July
First and refunding mortgage 5s 2037
Jan-July
99%
104%
33%
99% 10074
—
*101% 102
947a
1017a
Pacific—
3s
May-Noo
1963
M
Orleans
New
of
1970—April-Oct
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*100% 101
4
21
103%
74%
100
98
—
1
98
103
Jan-July
Public Service Electric & Gas Co—
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and refund
RR
——
1
h o io
123
98
103
3%s series C 1990—April-Oct
gold 5s 2000
June-Deo
Trl-Continental Corp 27bS
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
123
May-Nov
5s Jan 1960
April-Oct
Tol & Ohio Cent ref and Impt 33/4s I960—June-Dec
107
106
111
Jan-July
April-Oct
tAThlrd Ave Ry first refunding 4s 1960
A
*106
M
first
Pacific-Missouri
Texas
99%
97
10
99%
99%
refund
Pacific
&
Term
Feb-Aug
June-Dec
June-Dee
Mar-Sept
Feb-Aup
Jan-July
May-Nov
Mar-Sept
general 5s series B 1962
general 5s series C 1974
First
and
Texas
Pittsburgn Youngstown A Asntaouia Ry—
First
and refund M 374s series B
First
100%
1017e 102 V*
*102% 103
First
88%
90%
10O
of St Louis—
impt M 4s series C 2019_
Texas & New Orleans RR—
108%
103%
2
88%
87
*99
and
Refund and impt 27«s series D 1985
Texas Corp 3s debentures 1965
108%
108
*108% 10914
June-Deo
General mortgage 5a series B 1975
April-Oct
General mortgage 3%s series E 1975
April-Oct
Pittsb Coke & Chem 1st mtge 3%s 1964
May -Nov
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal 3%s 1965—Jan-July
Pittsburgh Plate Glass 3s debs 1967
April-Oct
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry Co—
1st mtge 3%s series A 1984
Mar-Sept
Refund
107% 109
—
*108
mortgage 5s series A 1970
Terminal RR Assn
104%
102%
*107%
Consolidated guaranteed 4%s ser J 1964_May-Nov
Pittsburgh Cine Chicago & St. Louis RR—
General
102% 104
*103
*103
'•3,500
7%
Jan
1.0%
Feb
Alabama Great Southern
50
—
127
129
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10772 Jan
129
Nov
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Monday, November 8r-1954
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I*.
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
Friday
Range
Sale Price
American Stack Exchange
Par
of Prices
Alaska Airlines Inc.—
4%
Range Since Jan. 1
103% Oct
5'/a July
3'/a Jan
2,300
Amer
37%
dep rets Amer shares
Alles
Allied
Canso Oil Producers Ltd
Capital City Products common
Capital Transit Co
Carey Baxter Si Kennedy Inc
4vs
1,200
1%
Jan
5
Sep
2
2%
20.000
114
Jan
2%
Feb
3 %
3%
3%
2,400
8%
8%
8%
100
4%
4%
2.800
Corp—
10%
900
2% May
(Mich;
3%
Sep
7%
8%
Nov
Carman
6
Jan
Carnation
Feb
10
31 %
31%
32%
4%
4%
Oct
Carolina
3%
Sep
SCarr-Consolidated Biscuit Co
700
33
Feb
Apr
5%
Jan
3
Sep
Industries
•
Goods Manufacturings
Industries
common
10%
pfd
conv
Book
Manufacturing Co com
Machine
Maracaibo
American
Aug
23%
Jan
Castle
(A
450
9%
American
Natural
American
Co
Republics
6%
Gas Co
%
500
125
12%
13
800
Amurex
Oil
An aeon
Explorers
Illinois
1%
Jan
Central
Feb
Conv
preference
July
Conv
preference
Aug
Apr
23%
23%
350
20% Mar
23%
23
23
700
19
Central
Century
Jan
25% Feb
7% Oct
25% Mar
31% Aug
25
35
Sep
38
12,500
48
Jan
68% Oct
4%
11,500
7
6%
6%
30%
30%
36
68
67
68%
13%
12%
600
36
14
Jun
14%
Sep
4% Aug
10% May
3,050
Oct
4%
1,200
4
Jan
5
16%
16%
16 %
200
12
Jan
17
5
8%
8%
9%
7,300
Nov
3ft
3%
3 ft
53,500
14% .Feb
3it Jan
9%
9%
9%
2,400
Post Products
2
£1
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50%
Nov
50% Oct
Jan
29,500
4%
300
3%
800
9%
Nov
pfd__100
109%
1
17%
17%
173/4
5
24
223/4
5
13%
13
Cameras Inc
Fuel Oil Corp
Louisiana Gas Co
;
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Armstrong Rubber Co class A
270
109% 110
•
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Equipment Corp
21
203/8
21
45%
47
400
16%
15%
16%
2.50
1%
1%
Aircraft
Camberlin
Charis
9
Oct
11
3,100
7
Jan
300
2%
Feb
250
80 %
Jan
122%
112% 112%
i
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10
Jan
115
600
8%
7%
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118
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(ex
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&
$41
paid
Dec
on
22
6%
6%
6,1001
3%
4
5,200
4!3
4,900
Sep
4%
Aug
Jan
3
4%
7%
May
6
3%
5%
Apr
8%
Aug
3%
4%
400
7%
Apr
3%
Jan
26%
Jan
30
Oct
23% Jan
34
Aug
27%
200
31
75
80%
80%
60
72 %iJan
81%
6%
;
28
31
'/-'i
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600
Oil
Charter
~ift
2,000
12
Aug
113
11%
700
9 3/«
Jan
12 %
Jun
Aug
550
67 %
Jan
79
27%
27%
50
22 Va
July
28
%
%
400
17%
18%
1,300
25%
72
25%
100
72%
71
18%
1
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July
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17%
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Club
Co...
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Inc
Hosiery
Aluminum
Jan
8% Aug
2% Aug
Colon
Aug
7%
Apr
II
1%
:
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102
101
101
':'7--•'
320
Jan
Feb
14
July
12
1.200
41
9
Jan
18%
Aug
7%
Jun
2,600
5%
15,500
Oct
4
-
Jan
-
6% Aug
1%
Feb
100
85%
Jan
125%
Aug
Community
5%, Jan
16%
Sep
Compo
10%
Sep
14 VB
31,800
9%
10%
5,100
1%
L—
n
11%
600
8%
Jan
12% Aug
28%
1,400
26%
Jan
34
Sep
5
Jan
600
3%
4
2%
2%
•
33% July
2% Nov
50,600
3% Mar
'
8
8
Aug
11%
38
38
38
100
31
Jan
44% May
14
14
14%
6,300
10
Mar
'6
3,900
•
100
7%
—
13
Ayshire Collieries Corp common...
100
-■
■
Commodore Hotel
7% May.
1%
Jun
.
2% Aug
3% July
3%
3%
500
12%
300
10%
Jan
14
Aug
17%
18
700
14% Mar
18
Aug
2% Jan
'
1
Baker-Raulang Comany
Baldwin Rubber
1
common
Barcelona
9,200
2% May
2%
2%
8,600
Oct
Vtc
ext
to
Inc
23
5%
1
25
46%
i
common
9%
,16
Consolidated
(S)
I V Sep
Jan
8%
Co
4c
7
•
common
9%
Jan
10%
prior cumulative preferred-'. 100
Borne Scrymser Co
5
Works Inc
9
4,300
1%
13.800
133/4
Jan
27% Aug*
5%
1,000
4 3/,
Feb
9%
46%
1.600
10
600
-
5
8
Aug
Jan
7
Nov
9%
1,500
34%
600
24%
99 %
200
88%" Jan
6% May
Jan
Aug
5% Sep
10
Jan
9% Aug
37
•
Aug
99%
29%
27%
29%
5,900
22%
Feb
31%
Sep
14 %
13%
14%.
3,800
10%
Feb
17%
Aug
1.25
9%
9%
10%
5,500
6% May
10%
Nov
8%
8V8
2
—•
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Celanese
dep
10s
6
500
50
Jan
4%
Jan
"•
6%
6%
6%
100
5 Va Mar
300
3%
Jan
100
18!/8
Jan
$5 convertible preference
•
110%
107
$3
•
Co
Apr
6% Aug
26
Sep
Burrv
Byrd
6%
Nov
6A Oct
6%
Atlantic
Cuban
Lighting
Corp
class
Day
Mines
Detroit
Gray
Detroit
18%
California Electric Power
Fire
Jan
1,6% Jun
Domestic
11%
Feb
20
Dominion
8%
Jan
89%
Jan
Oil
Si
24%
900
7%
7%
7%
400
Canada
Cement Co Ltd
6%% preference
Canada
Southern Petroleums Ltd vtc
Atlantic Oil Co Ltd
20%
Feb
15%
Oct
Jan
2338
Sep
2%
Jan
Canners Ltd
17%
Jan
7% July
Sep
Foundry
Mfg
Canadian
Dredge & Dock
Co
Canadian
Homestead Oils
Ltd
For footnotes
see
page 35
2
1%
20%
20%
1,100
2
250
21 %
1%
18
.
142
8%
1 O1C
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■
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6%
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5
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16%
17
%
500
11%
10%
11%
13%
14 %
500
6%
Jan
i &%
Aug
12
Feb
17%
Nov
1,200
14
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10% Aug,
•
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Jan
6,600
Oct
168
Jan
16%
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1
,
July
1,500
Diversey
Dome
Co
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6,800
%
2,700
2%
Jan
5
Oct
Driver
3%
100
3
Oct
3%
Oct
Duke
9
9 Va
300
Oct
10%
Oct
DuMont
,
9
Jan
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Coal
1%
1%
1%
13,800
5%
5%
700
14%
11%
13%
11
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3
—
14%
6.100
11%
6,500
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5%
6ft
33,000
25%
24%
25%
850
—
—
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—
•
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3% Mar
9%
10
July
2%
Jan
3
92
7%
6%
6%
300
5.%
18%
100
16%
Apr
21
13%
1,700
10%
Feb
14%
9%
1,300
7 3/s
Jan
11% Aug
6
Feb
4%
Aug
19%
Jan
9%
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500
5
$
£•■
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30
20
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1.200
2.900
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26%
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■
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common...
Apr
313i
8% July
450
Oct
Oct
7% Mar
26
15 % Mar
3.900
Sep
Sep
7%
Sep
20
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Sep
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51
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51%
_
40% July
3334
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52
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Jan
15%
Nov
2%
38 V2
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200
.
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13
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3%
100
433
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29
300
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12,300
5
25%
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July
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;
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7% May
Jan
33%
Apr
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6 ft
Oct
Duval Sulphur & Potash
29
Sep
Eastern
Feb
3
Feb
4% %
Mar
132
Feb
31
1%
Jun
1%
1%
2
23,200
4%
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10,200
Ltd____*
15%
15 %
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50
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Nov
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1%
1%
1]&
1,600
1%
Apr
3% Aug
23% Apr
4'%
16
2!l
Gas 81 Fuel Assn common
prior
preferred
Aug
Eastern
Malleable
Apr
Eastern
States
Apr
6ft Mar
29%
Co
Sep
Jan
4%
•
Nov
18 38
51 %
(The)
29%
.1
3%
13% July
6% Mar
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2,500
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Sep
2.50
1
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4% Mar
Jan
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300
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10
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6
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6
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6
5
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Canadian
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20
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4
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20
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5,100
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4%
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6% Jan
600
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1,500
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—
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Davenport
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12 %c
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32
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.
common
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Oct
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;
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•
10
5
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54
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25%
'
common
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Co
121
75
15%
•
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650
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common
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10,100
110%
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4
1
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30
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common
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100
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500
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600
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2
2
3%
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1
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10
200
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rets ord bearer
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Oct
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12% Mar
Jan
4
6
British
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2,500
Crystal Oil Refining common—
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Sep
Oct
11
Jan
5,500
14 y*
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Jan
July1
23
8% Mar
22
11%
10
8%
Apr
*
13%
46% Aug
11% July
300
•
dep
9%
21%
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3,100
75
5% May
Oct
Sep
15
Jan
/
Jun
18%
7%
9 %
19% May '::-
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%
9
350
5
400
600
14
10 %
40%
11%
•
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Oct
23%
•
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17
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American
Oct
Aug
Apr
7%
British
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-
13%
•
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ft
300
3%
20o
common
Jan
6%-Jan
11
800
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May
Sep
5%
46%
1.000
10 %
"i
•
1
Brad Foote Gear
4% July
38
Nov
1,500
33%
5%%
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14%
53/4.
22%
22
Sep
99
•
common
56,300
13
I
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7
3
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13,700
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11
2%
5
•
common
5%
32
2
8,100
16%
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class A
4%
10'
12%
22%
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0%
14%
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Sep
July
1%
11
1
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common
Birdsboro Steel
Amer
13
I
1956
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21%
1
(
common
Bell Telephone of Canada
Benrus Watch Co Inc
Brillo
6%
13%
5 %
1
Instruments Inc..
Bellanca Aircraft
Blumenthal
2 %
50c
'8%
10%
11
1
Beau-Brummell Ties common.,
Beek (A S) Shoe Corp
(H
33/4
4%
A
1
Bearings Inc
Bohack
200
3%
9%
„
Blauner's
15%
8% May
11% Mar
2 %-
•
Refractories Inc
Starr
Jan
3%
50c
^
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Barium Steel Corp
1
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Black
15
9,600
13%
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l
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3%
ft
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15
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shares
Banff Oil
Basic
6%
15%
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i
5%
6
15%
1
Baldwin Securities Corp
Banco de los Andes—
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7-s:
3%
10 % Mar
1,700
13
22%
1
10
Service
Continental
Bailey & Selbunt Oil A Oas—
A
;—10
Co
5%
5%
133/8
Inc
Public
Continental
Class
1
Co
Jan
14Ja
'
•'
12%
3%
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1%
2% Aug
Jan
12%
27%
4
1
Stone
Si
Manufacturing
1,300
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.,..1
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1%
1%
10%
-4
102% Sep
Jan
122% 122%
13%
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80%
Apr
38% July
50
100
ft 2%
;
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Sand
30
28
10c
Equipment Co
Development ordinary
Colonial
Feb
Apr
iv/4
*
Co.
vtc
Cockshutt Farm
Jan
19%
10% May
Products
Oils
Sep
22
Co—
Caribbean
Oct
163/e
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20
Coal
Sep
34
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73/4
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11%
5
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July
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6
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Apr
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51
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63g
5
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23
Aug
15
Jan
Aug
1
12
Jun
36%
Jan
5
400
38%
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Feb
6%
4,800
5%
12
Jan
13
1—10
Cable
Controller
Jan
Jan
4 %
14%
5%
Stamping
Auto
Sep
9% Aug
7%
36 %
13%
5%
Chesebrough Manufacturing common. 10
Chicago Rivet Si Machine
".
4
Chief Consolidated Mining
1
Si
95
Jan
8%
200
13%
CherryTBurrell common
Wire
Oct
8% Mar
Nov
87
1
Ltd
Co
6%
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common
Colonial
"
•
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1634 Mar
13% Aug
6%
7%
Feb
4%
Jun
3
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34 May
3/4 May
4% July
'
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July
Sep
Mar
1%
Va Aug
12
.
110
—
50
•
13%
/••'
Apr
121 %
8%
8%
118
10
common
America
of
Co
Corp
Co
1
2,800
14
10%
2
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5%
1%
Oct
10%
City
24%
13% Aug
£1
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9%
Aug
Feb
100
i—10
pfd
Investors Inc
preference
Century
Coastal
-1
Tel
28%
Jun
Electric Industries—
Associated
Jan
1
1
Electric Co common
117
19%
44
1,100
Products
Central Power Si Light 4%
Mar
113
4,400
47
Apr
22%
100
preferred
Ohio Steel
Clarostat
Jan
50
convertible preferred
11%
•
•
series
series
$1.50
$1.40
Jun
Jan
8%
Nov
1—1
Corp
Secur
Nov
15%
40
4%
700
Clark
10,500
13,900
13%
Sep
36,200
4%
13%
19%
13%
4%
Oct
14% Feb
Jan
24%
Jun
13%
Sep
113% 113%
-
1%
1,800
110%
12%
13,800
3%
City Specialty Stores Inc common
4%% convertible preferred
Clark
(The)
D L Co
2,500
1%
3%
Jan
105
1%
4%
Jan
e%
"9%
Aug
3
%
9
4% Mar
8%
7%
1
Co
Appalachian Elec Power 4%%
Power
23
9%
8%
1
Angostura-Wupperman
Arkansas
9%
Jan
4
2.40
Arkansas
7%
3.50%
Circle
shares
Apex-Electric Manufacturing
2% Aug
2,500
50%
49%
8%
Sep
Aug
3%
Central Maine Power Co—
23%
30 %
Ltd
15
7% Jan
Jan
4%
Development class A
Anglo-Iranian Oil Co Ltd—
American dep rets reg
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp—
CI
Central
20c
Lead Mines Ltd
Anchor
Cenco
23
10
2
5
Seal-Kap common
American Thread 51* preferred
American Writing Paper common
Catalin
1%
ffc July
45 %
Oct
Sep
Jun
59 ; L
% May
2,600
1
53
pfd___25
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Jan
6%
4%
900
i—10
1
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7%
15
High
Jun
2% July
6,000
0
%
3%
common
33 %
Apr
4% Jan
Low
5%
OKI
4
•
Corp of America
Corporation
1
Meter Co
Associate
21%
•
American
Aro
100
14
1
20
25
4%%
Products
52%
25
Laundry
American
Arkansas
Casco
•II
American
Argus
Apr
52 %
1
100
Co
American Hard Rubber Co
"A"
99%
23
1
Beverage common
American
Jan
1,000
z
2s 6d
1
common
92 %
15
(American Bantam Car Co class A
American
Co
700
7
7
Range Since Jan. 1
4 %
1
rets B ord
dep
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21%
11%
21%
25c
Inc
Air Filter 5%
American
American
99
98%
•
Aluminum
Aluminum
Ambrook
98 V2
100
preferred
pfd
$5
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Ltd—
Carreras
Carter
Light
Si
Power
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High
5
1
2.50
*
•
common
10%
27%
1,050
4%
Altes Brewing Co
Co of America—
cumulative
Co
5%
212
5
.19.50
__1
Co
Si
3% May
10
Oct
Aluminum
$3.75
vtc.
2% Mar
4%
10
10
cap stock._l
common
•
1
Products
ft
Internat'l Investing
Allied
Ltd vtc
Nov
4%
preferred
Allied
Minerals
38 %
Feb
1
Pictures
convertible
24%
1
1
Airlines Inc
Artists
5%%
2,600
2%
Fisher common
&
38%
37
4%
100
Engineering Co
Alleghany Corp warrants
Allegheny
Williston
of Prices
Low
1
6c
:1
1
Marconi
Canadian
Canso Natural Gas
Aigemene Kunstzljde Unie N V
All American
Canadian
Sales
foi Week
Range
Par
High
96% Jan
150
4%
4%
Last
Sale frice
American Stack Exchange
Low
103%
Week's
Friday
High
103
~1
.
NOVEMBER 5
STOCKS
Shares
Low
preferred—..100
Alabama Power 4.20%
ENDED
for Week
Last
STOCK?
WEEK
FOR
Sales
Week's
Jan
Iron
Corp
preferred series A——a—,
preferred series B_.
Eastern Sugar Associates—
Oct
Common
Jun
$2
shares
preferred
of beneficial
59
-1 tr
*
>-
int—1 *
—30
7%
17%
58%
59 Va
27
%
25
$7
$6
7%
10
-100
27
17%
17%
800
10
10%
iVa Aug
56 %
200
8
Jan
Jan
66%
Aug
223/4 July
.
Feb
35
Aug
18%
Oct
181
181
50
147
Jan
188%
166
170
175
134
Jan
176
Aug
200
19
July
27
Feb
21
Jun
25
Feb
21%
21%
Oct
»
^
i
:
Volume
Number 5375
180
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
-
,
(1899)
_
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
Wcek'sft
Friday
Last
STOCKS
of Priced
Par
Elder
Electric
1
5
Limited
Mines
Bond
ElectroData
Snare
<fc
13
common
%
;
\
2,700
Fairchild
i
Federated
Fire
26%
Oct
11% Aug
17%
2,200
Fishman
|
5
2
Jan
4
Aug
450
33
Jan
43
Aug
5%'
100
Flying
;
1
i
Tiger
Ford Motor
'
*
36%
1%
3%
Class
B
Ford
Fox
(Peter)
10%
10%
100
9%
Apr
11%
21%
1,700
171/2
Jun
24% Aug
%
5,300
4%
Oct
4-'%
5
.
Gatlneau
5 'It
Power
2ft
2ft
4 >
4
6'A
6%
6'A
Co
13%
2,400
11
•
common
Alloys Co.
Builders
5%
113
7% Aug
Kawneer
preferred
Kennedy's
Ketay
dep rets old reg
General
Fireproofing common
Outdoor Adv 6% pfd
Kidde
Plywood Corp common
50c
$4.60
Giant
pfd
5%
Corp
A
2l«
Oct
Jan
Sep
Jan
10% Jan
800
600
21V4
Jan
10
106%
Jan
"
10%
Corp
Yellowknifa
Jan
2
1.000
1%
16
Jan
Jan
Gold
29%
28%
30'%
Jan
Klein
Lake
&
High
"1%
Oct
5
Aug
1%
Jan
2
Oct
14%
1%
1%
Apr
16
Sep
1%
9,700
1%
(I B)
Jan
8,900
2y< Mar
1% July
..
103
35
12
12
13%
12%
14%
6,900
10%
10
10%
2,375
20%
21 '
15%
16
900
2%
3
1,800
26%
♦
50
_1
27
16
36
.
Co
Feb
11
Jan
12%
Oct
15%
7%
Jun
10% Aug
18% Aug
23% Aug
200
18
Oct
Sep
17%
5
1,900
34% Jan
9% Mar
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ft
24%
Jun
100
15
Jan
18
Aug
300
17%
12
Jan
Sep
19%
19%
10%
10%
100
2%
2%
1,100
2% May
3% Aug
1
Aug
6% Apr
7% Jan
2%
6%
Inc*
5
1
4%
Ltd
1
5%
1
—5
10
7%
6%
Co
3% Aug
15% Feb
7.50
Ltd
Oct
43
2% July
25% Oct
9% Jun
33%c
20c
1
Brewing
Apr
Jan
10%
700
ft
10
Forge Co—.
14
34% Jan
—
*
Rubber Co.
Jan
26%
100
1
common
2%
105% Sep
39% Oct
May
800
—
—1
Ltd
Co
M
Stores
Oils
1%
36
2.50
Co
Hotels Corp
KnoLL
1%
100
-10
G
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(D
Kleinevt
3%
3%
3%
4.100
16%
16%
100
lij
'
13
Jan
33
Aug
107%
Apr
3%
Nov
16%
Oct
15,000
1% Mar
10
Jan
105
%
__
108
__
Apr
H Oct
1
1
ft
21%
Oct
11% July
9% Mar
ft
lft
2,900
6%
6%
100
14%
14%
4%
4%
400
5%
5%
3,300
5 %
Jan
13,100
4%
Jan
4,000
8%
Jan
15% Aug
15% Mar
19% Aug
73/4 Nov
1%
Jan
8%
8%
IIV2
12'A
,
Union
(Adolf)
»
Godchaux
Class
$4.50
Distilleries
class
1
B
Sugars class
Manufacturing
Rapids Varnish
Manufacturing Co
Atlantic
Pacific
&
Great
Lakes
Greer
Grldoll
Freehold
Griesecftreek
Western
Gypsum
Lime
Alabastine
&
Sep
McKee
86 %•
Oct
McWilliams
Jun
Mead
Jan
47%
Apr
28%
Nov
Merrill
_£■-
19
Oct
23%
Aug
"Mesabi
Jun
Jan
13%
14%
2,300
13% July
17%
3%
8,400
2% July
4%
Aug
192% 187%
100
139
i39f
2%
3i
164%
17%
17%
jgi/4
6%
6%
6%
18%
18%
18%
3,800
13%
100
230
Aug
Jan
140%
Jun
1% Aug
400
Feb
132
20
8,500
3%
Oct
16
Jun
19% Mar
5ft July
20.500'
7% Mar
13%
Xl3
__
Aug
18 %
Aug
14%
Apr
40
13%
—
8%
Nov
May
43
Aug
H
laboratories
Hall Lamp
Co
Hammond
Organ
1
2
1
25
1
2
1
10c
*
5
25c
Company
Hartford
Electric
Harvard
Brewing
Light
Co
Mfg Co
Bakeries Inc
Hastings
Hathaway
Havana
Lithographing
Hazeltine
Hearn
Hecla
Co
Corp
Dept. Stores
Mining
2%
common
Co
2%
2%
26%
3%
26%
54%
1,000
27
55
55,!
3%
1%
__
—
1%
1,000
22%
52%
1,800
1%
Feb
2% Mar
600
550
.
1 %
Jan
Jan
July
3% Mar
3%
Oct
30% May
58% July
2
Sep
Mfg
Feb
4%
Jun
400
52%
3,300
26%
Jan
53%
Oct
2%
300
2%
Jan
4%
Feb
7%
3,000
8%
21%
6%
Jan
3%-Aug
Rubinstein
Heller
Co
5%%
4%
common
Co
&
class
Hollinger Consul Gold
Holly
Stores
Holophane
Horder's
Hormel
Inc
Co
common
(Geo
A)
Horn
& Harriarl
Horn
&•
&
$2
16 %
.
Lock
&
Manufacturing Co
5
139%
107%
30
12%
Sep
common
Refineries
Wolil
Miller
Co
common
convertible preferred
4%%
pfd
common
26
Oct
Jun
Morris
Mt
Jan
80
Sep
11%
Nov
4%
Aug
Jan
8% May
Mountain
Apr
9%
Oct
SMuntz
Jan
13 %
Sep
Murray
12%
Jan
Corp
300
2%
Jan
700
11%
Jan
16
Nov
100
13% Mar
16
Mt
Vernon-Woodberry
Tel
States
&
Mills
Tel
44%
__
Oct
139%
170
130
19%
300
18
107% 107%
29%
30
30
100%
Jan
900
24%
88%
21,500
57
3%
200
27A
6%
12 V
300
4%
136
19%
2,600
11
Apr
Jan
46%
142
107%
Oct
International
Investors
Iowa
750
12%
—
21%
11%
11%
—.10c
Co
4%
97%.'
Jan
30%
Apr
Jan
88%
Nov
Jan
4%
Aug
Jan
6%
Nov
Mar
13% May
Jan
July
30
6%
Sep
Oct
3.90^
Milling Co
Irvine
Air
Chute
:
12%
Petroleum
1
;
—
4 '4
12%
4l,V
5
-
Sep
2 3/4
6
Jan
Aug
5%
8,300
718
713
8ft
7,300
Jun
813
25%
23%
26%
7,400
15
Jan
293/8
Sap
Oct
700
6
Apr
103/4
Sep
53/8
5%
10
9%
10
5%
55% May
10
59
59
59
4%
4%
4%
12%
12%
4%
1,700
12%
1
200
7%
1
111
•
7%
18'/a
14%
14
14 %
12
11%
12
Jan
Sep
1% Sep
8V2 May
Jan
24%
Aug
11% July
143/4
Oct
13%
8,500
14
Feu
Jun
36%
Sep
13%
Jan
22%
5%
Jan
Sep
Apr
11
100
1■
24
18%
Sep
6
14 V2
fit APr
7'/2 Mar
400
900
19
60'
Oct
10% Mar
2,100
7%
,
19
Feb
"5%
5
21 %
11,600
6 %
1,000
26%
600
3%
3%
1,300
2
Jan
4
4%
61»
%
25%
21%
5
1,100
4%
Jun
5% Mar
6
34 %
%
38
16%
105
35%
36
103
,
34%
23% Mar
35%
38%
Nov
Feb
17
Sep
Jun
106
Mar
38% Aug
30%
36
50
Feb
Nov
47%
95%
7,900
Jan
104%
Apr
Oct
Apr
104
98%
—
34 %
Oct
Oct
Jan
102
100
103
%
10%
800
25
7%
29%
30
125
16%
105
—
109%
Oct
Jan
1047/8
Oct
334
200
2%
4
Sep
17634 17634
20
172%
Jan
180
Apr
34%
Jan
41
5%
Jan
8%
3% May
3% Jan
5%
3%
__
—
Fuel
National
common——
~7%
~7%
5
—
r 738
1,500
5 %
600
18%
300
—
18%
115 3 4
1
115
1
8%
Gas
Industries
National
Radiator
Research
National
Rubber
23%
8
Jan
105 %
21
Jan
119
1153.,
550
%
5,000
24 %
700
8%
2,500
28% Mar
4% Jun
1
Sep
37/a July
Apr
14
Oct
Sep
Aug
July
ft Mar
1%
Oct
28%
Jan
Jan
8%
Aug
23%
7
Jan
'
Jan
103%
Sep
Co—
Jan
Oct
Nestle
Mar
34
Mur
Dominion
British
New
New
England Tel
New
Haven
12
4%
1.700
3%
Jan
4%
Sep
1.600
2% Jun
3%
Feb
V
4%%
New
New
common
Ltd..—
common
Co common—
Feb
27%
Jan
>
Meter
Le
Apr
Jan
10 %
2%
Car
Mar
19%
Corp
Union Electric Corp—
Neptune
19
20
convertible
Idria
Ltd
Oil
& Tel
Cl«ck & Watch
Min
&
Co—
preferred—
Co
Chem
Land
91
Oct
New
Mexico
9%
Jan
13%
Sep
New
Park
4 %*,
6
">
200
3%
Sep
6%
Feb
New
Process
900
3% Jan
8%
Sep
New
York
York & Honduras Rosario
84
--
2%
2%
,
3.200
2
Jan
2% July
New
York
&
Arizona
Jan
700
%
Mining Co
Co
common
Auction
10
1
*
—1
30c
10
1
40c
100
1
20
50c
-25
Zinc
Jersey
12%i:
__
33% May
6%
Jan
14%
Co common
Merchandise
1
1
*
*
10
10
Jan
4
Jan
5%
Jan
19
6%
18%
Sep
Jun
Oct
9,600
2%
5,700
1%
Jan
3%
Oct
20%
9,100
15%
Jan
21%
Sep
11%
—
1
18%
2%
19%
12
13%
Jan
2%
Oct
17%
2%
20 %
Inc———2
4
1
Machinery-
National Starch Products
83
1.200
4%
18
Mfg 'Sr. Stores common—.—1
National
Petroleum
Ltd
—25c
Presto
—
1
*
National
National
Corp
lc
20%
1
Hess
New
__
*
1
Israel-Mediterrianean
Inc
t c
Jan
Dehydrating &
—
Bellas
National
Oct
900
2%
100
v
153/8
100
103
7,700
'
preferred
5,600" •"
100
-
Iroa Fireman Manufacturing
Ironite
Inc
:
20 y4
4%
Jan
91%
22% •
11%'
4
2%
Co—
28%
90
}
,
22
1
Resistance
Service
__
Aug
19%
17%
31
102
91%
5
19.400
:■
5
Royalty
Public
101
100
__
_♦
14 ya
20%
1
National. Steel
A
Jan
4%
Alfalfa
National
National Transit common
capital stock-♦
11 '/a
1 (j
10
Inc
Namm-Loeser's
Oct
Industries
4,000
n
Corp
Nachmap
Oct
Products
13%
17%
Jun
Aug
22% July
Jun
Petroleum
Oct
12%
2.000
8%
Metal
31%
13%
5 3/8
41%
International
29%
Jan
29%
11%
International
Feb
22Mi
5
Jan
International
19'
450
29
9% July
»
3,700
105
.—1
1
Aug
27%
5%
6j? Mar
".
32
25%
28%
29%
100
97'A
143/8 JUly
Jan
73/4
26%
10
400
♦
393/8 July
93/4 May
9,000
50c
50c
common
8%|
5
Feb
Apr
2iy4
300
9 %
29 %
100
*
..100
100
common—
lG'ift
America
35%
.—10
Co
Muskogee
Muter Company
National
Machinery
8%
Sep
40%,
North
35%
9 %
.-10c
10c
4>/4 May
11
35%
200
10%
8%
of
Sep
11
33/4 Mar
24 %
38%
Cigar
Nov
32
5
5%
Co
375/8
Feb
Ohio Mfg Co—
5
.2.50
Muskegon Piston Ring common—2.50
22%?
International
Sep
22
1
1
5%
Insurance
31
750
30 %
.2.50
2.50
Inc
TV
21%
101
20
31%
4
4
preferred
cumulative
6%
5%
—
37%
30
1—*
pfd—*
of America
Clemens Metal Producte
Plan
Jan
16
3%
6%
11%
„
37'/2
A
participation
Investors
Moody
102
16
85
40
28.% Aug
21 y« Jun
*
Ward & Co class
Montgomery
21%
common
Feb
Co—
4.40%
cumulative preferred
100
4.80%
cumul preferred series B.100
_100
4.50% preferred series C
100
*
Monroe Loan Society com class A
*
National
dep rets ord reg
Jan
15%
—1
Service
Public
*
Amer
18% Aug
21%
100
*
Mining Corp of Canada
Minnesota Pwr & Light 5%
Jan
Chemical Industries—
Imperial
Jan
900
*
50c
5
1
50c
-50
Co
£1
Imperial Oil (Canada) capital stock—*
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
5
Imperial Tub of Gt. Brit & Ireland—£1
Indianapolis Pwr & Light 4% pfd__100
Zinc Co
Illinois
1,100
17%
•
shares
dividend
Abrasive
Mid-West
Jan
I
'
16 %
25%
17'/a
Products-.-
Piping
10%
2.000
16%
common
common—i
Co
6%
900
3
3%
6%
11%
•
5
Hydro-Electric Securities
Hygrade Food Products
Sep
Jan
15%
15%
88%
„
9%
23%
19"% Aug
3% Aug
19%
preferred
100
Hubbell (Harvey) Inc common
—5
Humble Oil & Refining capital stock—*
Jan
16
__
S'r
Hurd
16%
3
1-6
„
•
common
12%
Corp
nou-cum
Mid vale
2'A Mar
100
12% May
16
Bumper
Midland Steel
9
100
7%
10 y4 Max
25%
1
2.50
*
10
Micromatic Hone Corp
1
Middle Stales Petroleum common—-1
Midland Oil Corp $1 conv preferred—*
8
-3%
2,100
Aug
16%
Corp
Michigan Steel Tube.
Michigan Sugar Co common--6%
preferred
—
70
400
7%
__
—*
Baking Co
Ifardart
ft
11%
'
15
Co
•
11
30
25%
5
—*
10
1
1
1
1
25c
15
Corp
Participating preferred
Michigan
93%
20
10%
■
Co
Textile
Metal
19%
vft
3%
__
*
Inc
101
10%
—
5
1
*
Mines
250
■
__
101
—
2.50
A
21
__
1
10
Higbie Mfg Co common
5'7
convertible preferred
(R)
__
10c
Products
Steel
Hercules
__
100
100
1
preferred
Holt & Co
21
2
common
preferred
Henry
8
*
common
18% May
13% Mar
Helena
51% Jan
22% July
79 V* Nov
100
1
Molybdenum Corp
Monongahela Power
3%
1.000
2%
__
Jan
1,900
25%i
*
Co
10
1,700
2%
1% May
Aug
79%
10
Co
«fe
4% Aug
4%
.5%
49
2
52%
3 %t
14 y4
77%
£1
Ltd
Co
Missouri
2
4%
5%
5%
11
-
25%
-*
Petroleums, Ltd
Midwest
Inc
79
Sep
Mar
2
10,500
'
—
14
-
& Co common
Iron
Mid-West
Haelan
10% Jan
12% Aug
3
2%
u
1
*
Co
B)
Dredging
Jolmson
Me 11 a.sco
Jan
3%
2%
6% Aug
5
Shovel
(AG)
51%
Jan
5
(The
Aircraft.
-
Jan
36%
1
Jan
6
10
common
Power
McDonnell
24%
•
Grocery Stores Products common
Sep
10
2
Brewery
59%
3%
__
Stores
Communication
200
9c
Leases
1% Mar
7%
*
Co
27
'
1
*
Co
Mapes Consolidated Mfg Co
Marconi International Marine
28%
50c
Chemical
&
1
1
2
(The)
Manischewitz
Sep
14%
100
Hydraulics Inc
Oil
Oct
Apr
41%
Tea—
Non-voting common stock
Ifc
1st preferred—..;
50
5% Mar
m
Jan
6
6%
6%
6%
Sep
Feb
4% May
Sep
32
300
300
42%
N0v
78
7
4%
4%
Nov
Nov
32
50
Corp
Lynch
ft 18
6%
43/8
150
13%
Lunkenheimer
28%
__
10c
Industries Inc
Amcr
15%
13% Mar
25
1%
33%
X32
13%
Sep
10
Jan
X32
43/4
5
Chain
Massey-Harris-Ferguson Ltd
Mays (J W) Inc common
%
Nov
6V4
48
Marlon
3,100
9'/a
Jan
2% Jun
713/4
(The) Co
Longines-Wittnauer W'atch Co
Louisiana Land & Exploration
41%
__
Oct
3%
Apr
Lodge & Shipley
%
__
Jan
3%
2,200
Feb
Steel
Locke
__
50
4
conv pfd—25
1
5
Co
7
48,600
6%
4i3/i
Jan
90
100
9%
6
44%
Jan
—.
7%
8%
6
50
24
49
if;
common
Graham-Paige Motors 5%
46
7%
8%
150
12%
Jan
7%
46
9% May
ft Oct
Oct
71 3/4
19% May
600
40%
„
__
1
Mines
v
Nov
6%
71%
9%
„
__
*
Manufacturing
Gorham
__
*
preferred
Consolidated
Goodman
34
7y4
45%
700
21%
%
900
5% Aug
-
*
Apr
6%
19
20% Aug
Feb
4% Jan
*
1.100
10%
20 %
%
r
*
A
B
prior
Goldfield
10%
21%
1
Inc
10%
-5
Inc
Co
Apr
Jun
18%
11%
B
Mangel
8
19
300
Groceterias
Class
MackiiHosh-Hemphill,Co
Maine Public Service Co
4,900
13
—1
10
preferred
class A
cumulative
5%
Lobiaw
Jan
23,600
Glenmore
Liberty Fabrics of N Y
Jan
8%
Gobel
Inc
G)
7%
8%
Globe
(R
Oct
8%
i
Tourneau
25c
1
Aug
*
i
Le
13%
7%
14%
.6
common
3%
10%
>
Lefcourt Realty
108%
19% Jan
Coal
preferred
conv
■
5
50c
common-
cum
Apr
400
Alden
5%
Oct
.
300
__
Inc
Lear
2%
13
12
*
Foundry Corp
Lamson Corp of Delaware
Lamson &? Sessions Co
La Salle Extension
University
Lakey
2,900
2%
8'h
Mines
Shore
Jan
107
108
25
2%
Lake
Company
Apparel
L'Aiglon
1,800
108
2%
Aug
1%
Apr
£l%
C)
Co
110
102%
__
13
Great
M»r
>
7% July
9% Aug
Jan
20:%
Great
Sep
2% Aug
1ft-
Laclede-Christy
Aug
26
1,400
21'/2
Gray
Feb
6%
14
105
1
Mines
8%
*
Grand
113% July
2%
10
(A
■'
Nov
7% July
Jan
common
Gilbert
Gilchrist
1
28%
1%
900
2
Gladding McBean & Co
1
Glen
15%- Jun
4% July
—■
1%,
Jan
3
400
3,500
__
*
1
preferred
Mich
1
t
7,900
5
preferred
Kirkland
Kroy
5ft Mar
50c
I
r
1%
3
Oct
7%
__
preferred
20
General Public Service $6 preferred—*
§General Stores Corporation
1
Georgia Power $5 preferred
*
Gerrty
*
1%
_10c
*
Corp
4% cumulative preferred
Kingston Products
Kirby Petroleum
Apr
11%
4%
14
1:%
1%
convertible
?
'
1%
*
(Walter)
106
Jan
ft Jan
100
5%
,
pfd
Inc
Jan
4%
4
__
l7/8
£1
10
5
General
j
4%%
common
Sep
3% July
113.'
4
13%
.
General
'
1,100
1
Corp
Instrument
Key Co
103%
47/8
2,500
28%
113
4
com—1
25.
Finance
Hoe
4%
15c
Co
Jan
Electric Co Ltd—
Generol
».
4%
•
Kansas Gas; & Electric
Krotpp (The)
14,700
13%
28%
13%
*
:
Supply Corp
convertible
American
;
.
Feb
.•■
„
Genera!
General
13%
28%
100
1
1
Acceptance
General
'
6% Jun
600
v"
:
Warrants
i
Motors
Kaiser
Krueger
2'A
__
5
Mt'g Co common
Corp
General
f
.
4%
k
71
—
10%
LOW
1
10c
10c
.
O'Malioney Inc
& Kokenge Co
Jupiter Oils Ltd
65%
2,100
10%
—1
preferred
Gellman
(
common
Julian
Kobacker
x95y4 101
101
1.25
Brewing-
G
<
Jan
' 6
■| Fuller (Geo A) Co
i
Jan
y/%
receipts bearer
deposit
;
'
Jan
43%
'21
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Motor of France—
American
'*
72%
1,000
4%
reg-£l
Fort Pitt Brewing Co
••
5% Mar
3% July
8.700
11,300
—
•
<—*
deposit receipts old
|
)
Jan
5%
Ltd—
Co
Sep
2%
■••••,.'..•
voting
Motor
American
39%
Jun
4%
21%
Co
Kings County Lighting common
49% x5lV
-
!-l
non-voting
Ford
Jan
5
x51
1
Inc
Line
-
of Canada—
A
24 %
lA
6,300
3ft
Feb
May
16
4,200
1%
lft Feb
ft Apr
20%
50
35%
Oct
5%
Jun
•ft
ft Jan
3,900
17-
3 '+
.
2.50
1
Co Inc
Class
4'A
12,000
1
v; {
17
__
—10
(Phila)
Fitzsimmons. Stores Ltd class A
;
23 % Mar
17V4 July
15,600
ft
Glass
Apr
Aug
3%
5%
]8
Shares
Oct
8
40%
l'/4
Inc
(M H)
18
107
Jun
13 Vt
3'4
\j,
ft
3«1 h
Ltd
Petroleums
Sterling
Jan
Jun
6
300
7%
.
Ltd-
Association
Firth
.
Jerry
Jan
6%
39*4
__
1
Instrument
&
Oct
19%
__
3%
40',2
____25c
Camera
Fargo-Oils
Jeannette
4,300
f
'
■I
Oct
13,900
7l/z
of Prices
Low
Sales
for Week
Range
Par
%
fa Oct
__
7;14
High
101
17V2
__
__
Week's
Last
Sale Price
13% Mar
Jun
7%
7
5
American Stock Exchange
26%
247«
7'A
NOVEMBER
Friday
10 V*
4,400
%
26
1
Electrographic Corp common
1
Empire District Electric 5r!o pfd—100
Empire Millwork Corp__
1
Emsco Manufacturing Co
5
Equity Corp common
10c
$2 convertible preferred1
Esquire Inc
1
Eureka Corporation Ltd
$1 or 25c
Warrants
Eureka Pipe. Line common
10
Corporation
ENDED
STOCKS
Low
13*4
12
WEEK
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
Higii
Low
•
Easy Washing Machine class B
FOR
-
for Week
Range.!'.
Sale Price
American stock Exchange
Sales
ic.
10%
17^
23 h
19%
x28
—
—
3%
43
2-»
134%
1%
1%
10%
17%
700
22%
24%
3,600
19%
1%
500
16%
x
Apr
8%
9,100
10 %
Jun
11 %
Jun
16% July
24%
Oct
15%
Jan
21%
23
Oct
30 %
Sep
Oct
Apr
29%
20%
5,000
4,300
25%
"3%
800
2% Aug
3%
Feb
43,300
1% Mar
3%
Nov
1%
2%
41%
3%
700
43
Sep
24%
Jan
48%
Sep
Feb
3%
2%
133
Apr
4%
2%
86.200
1»
Jan
21? May
135%
2,160
115%
2%
Jan
100
2%
8%
>
2% Aug
200
7
Jan
136
3%
10
Aug
Feb
July
4 %
4%
Jan
5%
Sep
37%
39%
9.800
36%
Feb
44%
Jun
11%
Jan
24%
Oct
19,700
22%
21%
23%
12,300
2%
2%
2%
1
126,300
45
% May
Jan
9%
40
11% July
17% Oct
25% x28%
8%
4%
38 «
10% Mar
300
39%
40
1,200
20
7%
Jan
2% Sep
Oct
58
10% Aug
Apr
41
Oct
Feb
10%
Oct
32
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1900)
...
Monday, November 8, 1954
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Last
American Slock Exchange
Niagara Share Corp common
Niles-Bement Pond
Nipissing
of Prices
Low
Par
WEEK
.
High
Low
23%
23%
32
32%
—1
2i\
2/8
2%
4,GOO
1% Jan
2J§
4%
4%
4%
2,500
3%
5V8
Jan
8,100
Jan
16%
Jan
Apr
25
July
33%
Oct
Laboratories Corp
North American Rayon S3
Serrick
Northeast
North
RR
2'/a
43%
25
~lv*
5
26%
25%
1
_
4%
4%
Airlines
Penn
2%
1
preferred_50
North Canadian Oils Ltd
North Central Texas Oil
Co
4
27
Northern Ind Pub Serv 414%
Oct
1%
Apr
1%
Jan
44% Sep
5% Oct
18%
Feb
29
Oct
3%
Jan
5
Sep
Shoe
1,500
2%
102% 103 %
103
pfd—100
330
Jun
91%
Apr
Jan
103%
Oct
Signal
Company
——1
3%
——50c
Brass Co class B common———*
Power 4'/2s preferred-,
—_100
110%
Ogden Corp common
Ohio
Ohio
Okalta
Oils
Ltd
Television
&
2,400
5%
1,700
8%
Inc
2%
Jan
44%
Jan
51
Jun
Jan
112
Sep
1 %
1,200
1
Sep
600
71
Oct
8%
1,900
8
Aug
6
Jan
6%
6%
26 %
26%
4%
1,000
-
250
1,200
5'A
15% Mar
3% May
15
1
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd Amer shares.lOs
Overseas Securities
————1
Aug
6% Oct
105%
74%
6%
5
4%
10
110
26%
1
Oct
8%
7
Omar Inc
3%
100
50
110% 110%
—•
Filters class B
Olympic Radio
73
1
3%
72%
1%
25
Old Town Corp common
40c cumulative preferred——
5%
50
-—90c
-
Okonite Company common
Oliver United
5%
3%
Jun
2,600
60
56 %
22
22%
37%
Jan
700
60
22%
13%
Jan
US Mar
Jan
98
9Vi Jan
6% July
28%
Sep
6
Aug
17% Oct
60
NOV
22%
Oct
Pacific Gas & Electric 6%
5»/2%
5%
1st
1st
5%
1st
1st
37%
25
25
—
preferred
200
26
13%
Jan
27
•
Pattern
Sonotone
South
Coast
South
Penn
original
Oct
4.48%
4.08%
cumulative
1,100
33%
Jan
38% Oct
200
30%
Jan
35%
Oct
33%
100
28
Jan
35
Oct
Southern
Materials
Pipe
29
July
Southern
redeemable 1st pfd series A
4.80% red 1st preferred
25
28%
28%
28%
300
27%
Jun
29
July
Southland
29
Aug
4.50%
25
$4.40 dividend
$4.75
cum
dividend
preferred
•
Pacific Northern Airlines-Pacific Petroleums Ltd
Pacific Power & Light 5%
pfd
Pan
Israel
Oil
Paramount
Park
1
(C A)
vtc—2 Bol
Corp
1
A
%
Sep
98%
Jan
Jan
105%
105
220
2
"l%
2,000
17,600
6%
Aug
75
101%
Jun
"l%
"l%
2%
2
4%
10.500
5
%
12,400
6,300
3%
Apr
Jan
17%
900
13%
Jan
20% Mar
5%
4%
4%
1,300
3%
Jan
20 %
1,000
19%
Oct
~2
_2
2 Vo
3.800
~1% Jan
6%
6 %
6%
1.200
3%
3%
3%
200
2
Jan
Jan
~3
6 V2
3 Vo
6%
500
Standard
Standard
Standard
Co
of
Steel
Parts
Stein
(A)
6 %
2,700
4
4
500
10,700
16
103% 103%
100
•
40%
40%
50
Stroock
5% Aug
Sun
300
Cum
2% Aug
Inc
B)
(S)
&
Co
Drug
Finch
Oil
4'A
Sep
Talon
Aug
Inc
Class
class
B
A
Inc
Texas
Power
Shovel
common
&
Light $4.56
50% July
Thew
Jan
13% Sep
16% July
Thompson-Starrett
Co
Thor
4
A Aug
Thiokol
1%
Oct
Thorofare
14%
Feb
Tilo
98% May
31%
200
25
Jan
16
1.700
13
Jan
16%
Oct
Feb
16
Oct
Feb
14%
Oct
,
Jan
3%
Jan
24
28'A
24
50
22%
Jan
28%
29
1,600
23%
Jun
9% May
Markets
Roofing
5%
5%
6%
11,500
104
Oct
&
Allied
1
Tobacco Security
"9%
Todd
Shipyard
28%
Sep
5% Aug
24%
Feb
30% Aug
13% Oct
Corp
Royalty
Tonopah
Empire
X3
Lux
Tri-Contlnental
True
Jan
18%
Oct
Ulen
7% May
•Pa Ja 11'
10%
Oct
Unexcelled
Chemical
Union
of
3%
2%
3%
24.700
4 %
4%
4%
300
2%
5,700
95%
97 %
110
£1
1% Sep
34% Apr
25%
Feb
7%
Feb
13%
Jan
40% Aug
3% Nov
22
1%
Jan
Sep
Realization
Gas
19
19%
l;200
20
20 %
500
1%
2%
89
Sep
Investment
Oil
$3.75
4%
Sep
Union
Co
of
Stock
Elastic
Milk
Molasses
3
Aug
99
Mar
United
Oct
10% Sep
United N
Jan
20%. Jun
United
18% Mar
22% May
41% NOV
10%
5.000
32%
15%
1,500
12%
3,000
10% May
10% Jun
Feb
5%
Jan
Nov
28.100
15%
Nov
17%
1.200
14%
Jan
29%
Oct
3%
1,600
2%
Jan
4%
Sep
5 %
1,400
4%
Jun
60%
3,700
Milling Co Ltd...—8
38%
Jan
9% May
23%
100
5%
63
Nov
Aug
12% July
23 %
Nov
21% Aug
24% Aug
22
series...——20
—25c
.1
—1
~3
3%
34.900
"I A
Jan
5%
1,100
4%
Jan
2%
A
i'«
5 %
3
3
700
2%
Jan
3
50c
50c
—1
23%
23%
23%
1,100
15%
23%;
—
23
24%
2.000
17
1%
1,600
12
!J
10,000
6%
7%
2,600
1%
1
%'
6%
/ii
*
12.50
Sep
3%
Sep
6% Aug
3% Oct
Jan
25
July
July
27
....]} July
U
S
Specialties
$4
convertible
U S
10
1%
Oct
Sep
U
S
Rubber
United
16
6,700
40 y2
40%
42%
250
10 y4
10%
10%
5,500
15%
Corp
1
H-
Jan
7
800
Jan
10%
Jan
25% Aug
44% Feb
34 y2 July
uf
l.'o
200
300
1,600
325
60%
44%
Vo
7%
Jan
ii!
58%
102% 103 '/a
itf
4
4
3%
2%
2,200
1%
1%
8,200
1%
Nov
3%
900
6 %
7%
96,900
26 %
26 %
500
Nov
2%
Sep
2%
Jan
3% May
8V8 Aug
2% Mar
4
Sep
103%
Jan
1%'
Oct
4%
Apr
Jan
94
3%
2%
Oct
lft Oct
1%
2%
Nov
Mar
5
~i
5
57%
1
A
Jan
18%
Jan
27
Aug
16%
Jan
20
Oct
Products
Utah-Idaho
3%
3%
4%
4%
1,300
9
100
9
Jan
3Vb
400
4%
2ye
Jan
5 Vo
Jun
33"%
3%
Jan
44 >/4
July
x7%
~7%
99%
3%
Sep
91/# Aug
Feb
8yS
100
"7%
99%
94
,
5,600
Jan
30 lA
Feb
8%
Apr
Oct
36 y2 Aug
Apr
4%
200
35
Nov
89
Jan
5
6%
34%
99%
Jan
75%
99%
232
Jan
;
8 V2-Jan
1
/« Jun
300
.
49'/a
51%
39
38%
39%
11
11
11%
700
2 V2
4,400
2%
2%
_25c
16% May
800
Jan
92
Sep
39 Ya
Jan
79 y2
Nov
10%
4,800
6%
Jan
25
88
375
6%
.<Jan
;
7'/8
1%
2%
1,300
«
1%
4,700
iy2
62 %
62 %
200
Feb
2Vo
Apr
1% Mar
800
1%'
"1%
10% Aug
105% Nov
v
4%
9,600
1%
2%
1%
Jan
3V8 July
J***
!*
Oct-'
1%
56
27
2%
67%
Jan"
33
3,700
2%
'
Oct
Apr
IVfay
"31% July
22% Mar
100
3
27
2%
Jun
23%
10
5
25% Aug
62
10,300
15
common
May
14% jan
4%: Sep
.
1
24%
5%
10
Sugar
40 %
>
;
79%
105% 105%
~6
50c
Oil
Sep
85
9 Vo
•
1
Jan
9% July-
2%
Apr
5% Mar
52% Oct
23%
10%
—1
?; •'
-
% Aug
85
Securities—-—*
warrants
3% July
36% Jan
36 y4
710
;
.
72
1
..
Co
12.400
49 Vo
5/r Apr
236
Jan
221
10
232
v.,
—_*
Corp—
Universal
Jan
3
Feb
V
Valspar Corp
$4
Venezuelan
Venezuela
Vinco
—
common
convertibel
Vanadium-Alloys
Oct
21
17% Aug
42% Nov
3%
10c
common
American
Apr
15%
Oct
.
4% Oct
18%
t
ȣ>
39
78%
Insurance
Jan
15% July
;> Jan
16
Oct
10% May
I
1
1
Reclaiming Co__.__
Consolidated
Aug
9% Mar
24
"
1
Universal
Aug
400
Sep
Apr
9% Mar
25
preferred
Universal
1%
11%
Oct
llOVi
19 V*
15
Oct
14%
Feb
3%
Feb
69.
11% May
1,800
25
common..—
Stores
3
11%
13%
Feb
4,900
25
common
1st preferred with
Radiator
9
12% Jan
Oct
14% Feb
July
9% July
52%
10
and International
Apr
200
32
Feb
1.800
100
common
Conditioning Corp
Finishing Co
Jun
15 %
34% Aug
4% Jun
9%
10s
Canal
&
Sharing
preferred
5%
15
5% Aug
17% Sep
2% Mar
525
•
common
registered
ord
Profit
1%
—1
1,300
28
Oct
Nov
Ltd—
Co
rets
Universal
23%
Feb
4
20
U S Foil class B
U S
56%
Jan
x3%
Nov
21%
Jan
20%
100
U S Air
Jan
3
60%
4%
x9%
100
14
common—50c
United
17%
5%
Omaha
Corp
RR
J
of
Porducts
United Shoe Machinery common
Preferred
26 %
5%
100
300
33 %
21%
•
Oct
15%
1
5%
17%
106
4
A
14%
25
3%
Co
17% Oct
5
3%
25%
17% Mar
•
Products
dep
17%
41%
26
36% Aug
5
Corp
series
Yards
Aircraft
Jan
11%
.17%
32%
Jan
26
California—
preferred
United
Jan
15%
—1
Jan
10c
Corp
Union
United
38%
—1.25
Jan
9%
11
11%
7%
Canada
Union
10%
19%
20%
Apr
2% Aug
3% Aug
u
United
2%
1,000
15,500
*
6%
300
25%
29%
27%
*
700
1,300
Apr
1% July
3%
warrants
Inc
900
5,600
2%
1.25
Corp
Temper
Trunz
10%
12%
300
9%
Jan
1
17
30 %
6,500
9%
3%
%
28
4%
Corp
10
40
2%
-3%
5%
103 %
Ltd
Oils
16%
30
Aug
15% Mar
400
33%
.
100
1
preferred
Mining of Nevada..
16%
39%
4% Aug
18 %
9%
17
5 %
17%
■
—70c
Corp
Nov
11%
July
1%
20
Edison 4%%
9%
30 %
Jan
Jan
13%
5
common
Jan
12%
2%
16%
Aug
Sep
6%
3%
"1%
Trust Co Ltd—
registered—£1
Jan
39%
6
39
12% July
20 %
deposit rets def registered—5s
6%
1
luO
vOO
1
3%
1
Stocks
4%
1
in
"3%
Jan
Feb
29% Mar
1
—
9Vb Aug
Jan
%
2%
13%
1
1,900
97
4
21%
25c
Inc
Inc
2,000
2%
4%
900
5%
20
Realty & Construction
9%
Corp Ltd common.'—1
3,100
5%
6 Vo
1
Tlshman
Xl2%
11 1
8
5
Inc
Jun
1
8
13%
10c
Corp
40%
11%
32%
1% Feb
•
cpmmon
Corporation
Jan
Jan
Co
Chemical
May
8
41
Selby Shoe Co.—
pfd
common
2% Mar
15%
Seaboard Western Airlines
.Securities Corp General.
Seeman Bros Inc
-4-
31%
8
common
a
—
Jun
32 %
31% Aug
34% Aug
1
*
common
Jan
*
...
56 y2
Jan
1
Apr
5
common
Jan
16%
15
Apr
1
.
May
41%
3.000
25c
9%
Co
Scullin Steel Co
2 %
800
26%
Jan
8
32
Amer
Scurry Oils Ltd
Scurry-Rainbow Oil Co Ltd
1%
55%
1
Corp
8%
——
1%
25
•
Superior Tool & Die Co
Swan
Oct
Nov
54%
5
common
24
—1
800
Oct
5%
1?8
common_5
common
9%
—
14 % Mar
6%
Jan
26 %
10c
1
Amer
1
....
Schick
Corporation
8
40%
Corp common
4.40%
Feb
Amer deposit rets ord
pfd 5% series..————20
pfd 4'/2% series————20
pfd
ordinary
Sep
50c
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd.
Savoy Oil Inc (Del)
Sayre & Fisher Brick Co
11%
7%
18
Diego Gas & Electric Co—
Cum
700
1
•
Supermarkets Corp
Superior Portland Cement Inc
$5
Cum
12%
7%
41"% Aug
—*
San
12%
1
B
Jan
-—1
Carlos
24%
1
>-—1
San
Jan
Corp
Corp
Jan
——1
.■>.
18%
Sep
Rio Grande Valley Gas Co—
St Lawrence
400
600
xll%
Ryerson & Haynes common
24 %
500
10c
—
23
12%
6.25
Company.——
Jan
24%
Jan
3%
16
& Co common
Ray
Trans
C)
3%
49
21%
Ryan Consolidated Petroleum—/.
5,800
5 %*
15%
10
Ryan Aeronautical Co
~5%
5%
15%
Sunrise
Trans
F
4%
~5
12%
14
.
Quebec Power Co.
(The
900
~5%
15%
5
common
~5%
'
Stop & Shop Inc
Toledo
Ave
54
Jun
6% Sep
600
50
12%
Sterling Aluminum Products
Sterling Brewers Inc
Toklan
Russeks Fifth
41% Jan
50
55%
•
Tobacco
10
6% Mar
Jan
36
Public Service of Colorado—
Ltd
Oct
Sep
10,100
1 %
Oil
Oct
15 Vo
5
143 8
Jan
10%
(The)
26
Sep
14%
700
5
Feb
12
14 y4
300
100
Jan
24%
1
3.700
1
25%
1,100
Technicolor
1%
Engineering.——5
700
1.000
14%
May
9 %
Railway & Utility Investment A—'—1
Rath Packing Co common—
-10
Raymond Concrete Pile common
•
27 %
25%
14%
14%
7
13%
Rotary Electric Steel Co
27%
25%
27%
1
Canada
(J
Oct
10
1
Light common
class
(Hugo)
28%
42
Aug
39% Aug
28 % Sep
Feb
1%
dep rets ord reg
Jan
5%
9%
Rome Cable Corp common
Roosevelt Field Inc
32%
700
13%
pfd F
2,200
400
9%
American
38
2,200
1%
(Texas Corp) vtc
Rochester Gas & Elec 4%
Rolls Royee Ltd—
37
11%
13%
Russell
Tube
Steel
4
Aug
75% Sep
25% Aug
Jun
1
B
Standard-Thomson
Standard
Jan
Co
&
class
Products
(The)
Jan
Feb
Jun
1
preferred
Power
Common
Standard
6"% Mar
26
Jun
10
Inc
(Ky)
Packaging Corp
Convertible
34%
10%
*
Royalite
Oil
80
66 %
*
Rowe
Corp
Industries
Standard
Standard
26% Sep
400
37%
1
•
1
20
1
preferred
Forglngs
700
42
9%
1
,
51% July
51
28%
40
66%
Prosperity Co class B
Mining Co
Jan
50
27%
51
10%
Providence
Radiator—
46
24
Jun
42
66 %
4 %
Rico Argentine
32% Mar
*
1
Richmond
Jun
5
Producers Corp of Nevada
—
26%
Tampa Electric Co common
700
&
3,900
3% May
1.600
Remington Arms Co Inc
Rice-Stix Inc
30%
30
2% July
2% May
21%
49
Reliance Electric
30%
2,400
12%
Co
10
22
12%
&
Jan
21%
Jun
46 %
Co
5V2
22
5%
12%
Pump Co
1,900
*
2,200
12%
(Robert)
8%
100
12%
Reis
7%
33
47
Regal Shoe
7%
33
12%
Reda
9V4
24%
1
common
5%
Jan
26%
2.50
Preferred
Apr
7%
24
__:'
Pressed Metals of America
Preston East Dome Mines Ltd—
Pyrene Manufacturing
4%
700
28
•
com
1,800
8%
-
*
20 %
4%
25c
Timber
4%
8
1
—10
common
4%
■
5
18% July
6% Sep
Reading Tube Corp
Co
convertible
Starrett
Nov
Sep
4y« May
Jan
'
Corp
4%
72
38%
May
3%
Nov
22% July
8
common
1,400
&
$1.60
Jun
22%
8%
Jan
4%
Btinnes
6%
6 %
_
4%
„
__
Stetson
20 %
Pulp
29
Jun
19%
Pyle-Nalional Co
7,900
July
Feb
Jan
20 %
Puget Sound
37%
Co
65%
cumulative preferred—
36
Sterling Engine
Sterling Inc
1,600
414%
37%
Oct
May
34% Sep
15 Vo Mar
Oct
13,900
Gas
1,000
15%
4
•
5,300
48%
73
common
~8%
19%
Jan
3%
Jan
5% July
Jan
~7%
19%
12%
3%
Co
32
8%
35% May
14%
28
Sep
3 Vo May
19%
Jan
60
28% May
26%
5%
70 V8
Inc
1,200
Jan
200
Sep
July
/
5%
300
Oct
19%
31% July
1
100
4
Pratt & Lambert
4%
4'/s
5%
4%
37%
Apr
Feb
22
—
Sep
67% x68 %
106% Mar
16
6,400
8%
73
Prentice-Hall
27%
Nov
1
common
25%
Feb
55
Jan
Jan
23%
Feb
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
50
Pittsburgh Metallurgical common—2.50
Pittsburgh Railways Co
•
Pleasant Valley Wine Co
1
2.50
1,300
5%
500
4%
74
102%
26% Mar
19
5%
x22»/2 x22 %
67%
2.50
common
Oct
1,500
950
Powdrell & Alexander
Power Corp of Canada
98
20
2,800
6,500
Mining Co
1,100
6%
%
Polaris
Oct
97%
18%
1
5
Line
Royalty
Feb
8%
55
"8%
5%
8
15%
common
Mar
10%
Jan
26%
6%
44
Scale
Sep
17%
14%
Pneumatic
July
5%
17%
43 %
common—
60
Jan
40%
■
25
2
Inc
Standard Dredging Corp common
Aug
6%
21
15%
Piper Aircraft Corp
Jun
Jan
Jan
44
1
10c
Pierce Governor common—
1
Plnchin Johnson Ltd Amer shares—10s
Pioneer Gold Mines Ltd----.:
1
2% Mar
2
preferred
Co
Spencer Shoe Corp
Stahl-Meyer Inc
Feb
73
13%
1
•
Oct
300
*
Phillips Packing Co
Phillips Screw Co
2% Aug
12% Mar
106%
4%
3% Mar
12.50
Corp—
Jan
105% Aug
106% Sep
17%
Penn Water & Power Co
Circle
1%
27% Sep
105% May
17%
Pennroad Corp common
Perfect
Jan
53
...
*
Pep Boys (TheI
E
1
Pepperell Manufacturing Co (Mass)—20
1% May
2%
2%
2%
2
Co
Jan
9 %
9%
105% 106
5
1
Patican Co Ltd
104
71
2
-
Traffic
Jan
26%
580
400
1
Company
Parkersburg-Aetna Corp
Patchogue Plymouth Mills
Penn
26%
900
%
*
Amer share—1 Bol
Parker Pen Co class
Class B
9
106
lc
A)
Motors
Chemical
2 %
1
vtc
Pantepec Oil (C
105%
100
common
Pancoastal Petroleum
28
27
*
preferred
Page-Hersey Tubes
—
103% 104
97%
—
28 %
26%
28%
■
103%
preference
4.32%
37%
34 %
33%
Jun
•
4%
1,000
96
—
25
25
25
25
25
preferred
convertible preference
cumulative preferred
27%
25
common
convertible
1,500
1st pfd
Co
cumulative preferred
28%
red
31,400
Southern California Edison—
28%
Lighting $4.50 preferred
10%
53%
12.50
common
Corp common
Oil
Jan
£1
•
-1
1
1
Corp
Manufacturing
15
July
106% 106 %
__
•
1
*
20
common
Ltd common
8inger Manufacturing Co
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord registered
Smith
(Howard)
Paper Mills
28 %
Pacific
Nov
Nov
9%
10
4% Aug
■% Sep
■
51
Publications—
preferred
convertible
$3
25
5%
18%
10%
•
Simpson's
37%
.
14% Aug
Jan
4%
34%
pfd—25
preferred—
preferred
redeemable
25%
Jan
15%
2
1
4.56%
—5
5%
500
•
common
Simplicity
5%
common
4,300
18%
97%
B
Co
4.88 Vo
Pacific Can Co
600
11%
17%
27%
Bimmons-Boardman
Boss
11%
10%
18%
2
Class
Oil
11
11
*
Sllex
Oceanic
% Jan
Oil & Gas Co class A
Sicks
95%
3% May
10,700
Ltd
Breweries
87
High
300
%
..—25
of Canada
Low
4 Vo
%
■:
53%
of America class A
Corp
Range Since Jan. 1
High
11
100
Sherwin-Williams
Shares
4
13
ID
5
.*
Mining
preferred
4%
i
Denn
for Week
4
20c
*
Inc
common
Shawinigan Water & Power
Sherwin-Williams common
37%
2,600
4%
B
class
Shattuck
200
Jan
Corp
eLather
Feb
%
3,500
5%
-50
—
Jan
63,400
2%
44
A
y«
5,900
%
"fit
1
10o
1
common
Control
Servomechanisms
Seton
la
Corp
Safety
Sentry
Non-Ferrous Metals Products Ltd—
American dep rets ord shares
Radio
Sentinel
Jun
1
17
Sales
Range
of Prices
Low
Par
High
23%
400
Week's
Last
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Bange Since Jan. 1
32%
Norden
5
Friday
Shares
*
Noma Lites Inc
NOVEMBER
STOCKS
5
Mines
ENDED
for Week
Range
Sale Price
FOR
Sales
preferred
Steel
Petroleum
Syndicate
Corporation
1
*
—
Inc
Manufacturing
5%
24%
———*
-20%; Aug
7,600
3%,
18.800
r,
..
.
28%II;4jp?i
29
.
~
.
.
'
:
Feb
' July
;.V
'25% July
32% Jan
"5
Jan..Vj.
i
Nov
6.%' July
Jan.:./.'
'
31—
Janf/U
12%
V.:—
—1
■
.
'
; 4%-.JaQ V
24%
"450
—
F
Jan
22% Mar
100
1
>+.20c
7
90
May
74
~
'
II
—__—1
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke Co———10
Vogt
5
400
5%
24%
5%
5
Co..——•
iq% Oct
—
July
Volume 180
Number 5375
...
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1901)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
WEEK
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Par
Low
Aircraft
Co
•
Low
High
7%
4%
4%
5
500
2% Jan
7% Aug
4%
4%
5
900
4%
7%
100
108%
Waitt & Bond Inc
cumulative
$2
Wallace
Ward
preferred
Tiernan
&
Waltham
1
Watch
30
Inc
series
West
24%
1%
1%
7%
7%
7%
100
Utilities
17%
18%
300
7%
1%
34,800
1
149
&
104 %
•
4%
100
192%
Ltd
Western Maryland Ry
Tablet
3%
100
pfd
1%
1st pfd
Stationery
25%
•
com
3%
20
10%
10%
10%
17
17
17'A
350
White's
Shoe
5%%
Mfg
1
Corp
Auto
preferred
& Co
Wichita Riyer Oil Corp
Wickes
(The) Corp
Williams (R C) & Co
Products
1
Wilrich
Petroleums
5%
Brothers
Ltd
Wood
Pwr
1
common
Woodall
Woodley
(F
American
300
1
30
Aug
35
Nov
10
Nov
25%
5s
2'/a
500
2 Va
10%
Feb
10
102%
Feb
principal.
A Bonds
being
§ Reported
6 % preference
Wright Hargreaves Ltd
£1
5%
4'A
10
3 %
5%
traded
cash
for
flat.
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 1," when issued; "w w," with warrants; "x w." without warrants.
and Bond Averages
Below
2%
Jan
Feb
listed
the
daily closing averages of representative stocks and bonds
the New York Stock Exchange as compiled by Dow, Jones & Co.:
011
are
Stocks
10
First
Second
10
65
Indus¬
Grade
Gtade
Util¬
ities
Stocks
trials
Rails
Rails
ities
99.S4
100.42
100.83
99.83
100.47
100.82
20
Indus¬
Rail¬
Util¬
trials
Oct
87/a
Oct
Oct.
29
3%
Apr
3V«
Apr
Nov.
roads
1
111
Jan
2
Jan
10
Total
30
137/a Aug
45% Apr
Apr
-Bonds—
10
Oct
20
8%
300
3%
4'A
__
21
receivership.
in
Abbreviations
Sep
12%
32% Jan
8%
49
37'A
4'A
transaction (not included in year's range),
r Transaction
year's range),
x Ex-dividend,
y Ex-rights,
z Ex-liquidating dividend.
and asked prices; no sales being transacted during current week.
in
bid
{Friday's
107% Mar
15% Jan;
1,200
8%
39%
32
72
37
4'A
4'A
Under-the-rule
n
included
(not
if Jan
Jan
38%
8%
$35
__
a
Date
deposit receipts
48'A
June-Dec
—
value,
par
8'A Aug
16%
Ltd—
Wj
Jan-July
2012__Jan-juZy
Jan-July
2s
1919
11% July
A July
11
37'A
e
6'As
3% Mar
Jan
1,100
38
49
%'
41
Nov
19,600
50
47%
66'A
36%
42
5% Mar
10% Jan
106
*40%
_
104
100
Deferred delivery transaction (not included in year's range),
d Ex-interest,
Odd-lot transaction (not included in year's range), f Ex-distribution,
g Ex-stock dividend,
h Ex-
Sep
Jan
19%
13% xl4
Xl4
8
common
6-:*:'
♦No
Jan
Feb
100
19%
2
13
19
4% July
8% Jan
——
— —
106
_
~66'A
II
—
Government
5'As 1921
Oct
Apr
%
2%
2%
100
Inc
Petroleum
Woolworth
pfd
Machine
Industries
200
6%
14
l7ff
25
& Lt 4%%
Newspaper
10%
6%
14
1
preferred
Wisconsin
1,000
6%
•.—
Nov
37
May
1% Oct
4%
10%
10%
;
192%
Jan
20
....
4%
•
Inc
300
„
Oct
Mar
Mar
17%
A
Jan
6
Jan
7
25%
1
4%
104%
Jun
25 %
1,800
10
24%
__
__
*101% 105
_
85
__
*60
„
High
Jan
8% Apr
1,600'
__
5
Willson
Wilson
35
9%
25%
1
Apr
16
150
29 %
33%
10
25
(Wm)
29'A
—
34%
1
Inc
convertible
Whitman
—
5
Stores
l'A
Low
85
*68
__
June-Dec
2Vas 2008
Sinking fund 3s Jan 1 1997
de Janeiro stmpd (Plan A)
1657/a
3% July
550
10
Whirlpool
(Republic of)
Nov
32%
Inc
Weyenberg
Peru
(Plan A)
Jan. 1
No.
$68
__
Mar-Sept
stamped
ARussian
175
Coal
1947
Rio
100
Westmoreland
1927)
May-Nov
April-Oct
Parana
Sep
3% Jun
Westmoreland
of Oct
Range Since
Sold
High
$86
June-Dec
Jan
250
192%
36
(issue
9%
37
190
36
A7s
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
June-Deo
AMortgage Bank of Chile 6s 1931
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s 1972
21%
Feb
101
3,600
7s
stamped 1951—
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
A7s (issue of May 1927)
1947
% Jan
10
,
4%
4'A
Sep
July
2
Apr
149
900
104 % 104 %
Sep
28%
Jan
1
260
150
3%
21
1,800
5,200
1%
1
149
1.25
4.40%
Sep
7% July
18'A
•
Manufacturing
Jan
3
24%
Jan
24%
100
Leaseholds
Western
12'A
or
Sale Price
Low
Jan
110
May
if Jan
300
1
preference
Texas
Western
105
1,500
21
__1
.
common
Baking Co warrants
$6
2%
2%
21
Nov
40o
Co
Wasatch Corp
Webb & Knapp Inc
Wentworth
20
108%■ 110
2%
21
Week's Range
Last
Period
High
•
ctfs ext
Baking voting
preferred
Wagner
Interest
BONDS
AMedellin
■
5
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
W
Waco
NOVEMBER
ENDED
Friday
Last
iale Price
American Stock Exchange
FOR
Sales
352.14
."
117.69
57.81
129.42
100.36
102.74
57.78
Total
40
Bonds
1%
BONDS
Interest
or
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Low
Appalachian Elec Power 3'As 1970
Bethlehem
Steel
Boston Edison
Chicago
Authority 3%s
series A
Fuel
&
Lt
Water
Marrelli
3'As
RR
&
Elec
1965
100'A
Jan-July
*90%
68%
Mountain
13
with
A7s
ex
97
3%s
Power
Nov
1940
1
1947
1
1961
Jan-July
121.65
59.16
134.11
100.30
102.79
99.86
100.44
100.84
Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock Averages
(35 Stocks)
92
63
70
5
54%
03%
1
93%
100'A
103%
106%
—
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
Tietz
*25
93%
143
83%
8
84'A
83%
'
*138
$101% 102'A
*165
—
June-Deo
*135
—
*48 'A
„
110
98%
41 Va
51
6%%
Mar-Not)
liq tr ctfs__
1947
Electric
1958
Safe Harbor Water Power Corp 3s 1981—May-Woo
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd 5s conv deb 1962_Jan-JuZy
Southern California Edison 3s 1965__
Mar-Sept
3'As series A 1973
Jan-July
1st and ref M 3s series B 1973
Feb-Aup
27As series C 1976_____.
.—Feb-Aug
3'As series D 1976
—Feb-Auy
3% % series E 1978
Feb-Auy
(Calif)
Gas
Counties
Southwestern Gas & Electric
Spalding
& Bros
(A G)
141 %
93
3s
3'As
5
103'A
—
135
«...
89%
1
1
102
103
156
94%
105 Va
with
ex
Dec
Dec
1
1940
1947
1
1956
1956
coupon
coupon
United Industrial Corp—
A 6'As s f debentures 1941
mtge s f gold 1945
Corp deb 6s ser A 1963
Wasatch
Water Power 3'As 1964
Webb & Knapp Inc 5s debs 1974
Washington
West Penn Traction
5s
Finance and
Mining
90
90
102'A 102'A
1
38
148%
156
83
103'A
102%
100%
101
1960—
Newspaper Union 6s 1959
•
1
f!
102
4
191'A
64
88
152'A
95
Tues. Nov, 2
2,891,800
489,500
4,128,000
3,504,000
440,000
333,000
20,000
3,857,000
10,560,775
—
Fri. Nov. 5
Total.
$12,663,800
$1,696,500
$36,000
$14,396,300
103%
98
S.
$26,500
Government
$65,000
913,000
912,000
107,135,580
662,142,300
80,134,940
12,663,300
1,582,000
11,664,000
579,267,600
and
$14,396,300
Industrial
._
$13,311,000
$770,217,380
$660,357,540
156
150
17
91%
96 '/a
105'A 105 'A
2
103'A
105'/a
69%
23
68'A
107
99%
*100% 102
$43,000
$36,000
1,696,500
Bank
Total
105
1953
298,261,774
Bonds
U.
Railroad
112
Jan. 1 to Nov. 5
443,549,964
6,253,456
10,560,775
._
1954
1953
1954
of shares
191'A
*25
68%
4,568,000
Week Ended Nov. 5
96
*100
*107% 109
3,381,300
2,698,860
Thurs. Nov. 4
3,135,275
2,938,500
Wed. Nov. 3
Foreign
162
Salet
$2,590,000
101
*25
$149% 151'A
93'A
94%
...
,
-Holiday—1—
International
*155
$16,000
$434,000
$2,140,000
Bond
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
Total
Government
Bank
Foreign
of and Miscel.
1,788,140
Mon. Nov. 1
United States
Int'l
Railroad
Stocks
Shares
104 Va
97%
*106
69%
198.5
124.6
299?
233.1
K:■■■ '
'
Number
107'/a
101%
101'/a
189
93%
193.2
2^9,J
103'A
102%
*102'A 103'A
93'A
92'A
103%
97
103
93'A
66'A
101
99'A
98%
*100
—
319.7
244.9
141.9
253.6
275.3
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
95%
98
103'A
103'A 103'A
—
"271.1
—1.8
—0.7
—2.0
—2.6
150
—
flfay-Nov
June-Dec
Jan-JuZy
June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
Feb-Auy
,
Transactions at the New York Stock Exchange
83%
„
116
Week Ended Nov. 5, 1954
*103'A 105
—
—1.6
—1.7
244.9
137.3
248.8
269.9
102%
90
$102
June-Dee
■
Low
193.9
222.7
v
103 7/a
99%
i''■■
High
247.4
296.2
—1.5
—1.6
269.9
312.1
240.6
136.3
243.7
262.8
Service
144'A
98%
Feb-Aug
6'As ex
United Electric Service Co—
A7s
Trade,
164
*101
April-Ocf
Co—
1940 coupon 1953
Aug 1 1947 coupon 1953
265.7
Goods
103%
101%
120
Terni Hydro-Electric
A6'As with Aug 1
*954
Change
244.0
292.0
306.8
Goods
Non-Durable
Transportation
Utility
Stocks—No.
(Hugo) Industries—
A7-4s 2nd stamped 1946
A7s
Durable
92'A
Oct. 22, '54
'54
240.3
287.2
the
and with highs and lows for
follows (1939 = 100):
Oct. 29,
104%
130'A
*100% 101%
93'A
based on the closing prices of the common
1954, for composite and by major industry
compared with the preceding week
groups
128'A
Stlnnes
A
SEC index of stock prices
The
97
164
*89
102%
2
16
Percent
144'A 144'A
90
....
SEG Index of Stock Prices
50
142%
Manufacturing
93%
•—
89'A
+
Low
62.31
—
155'/a 155%
89'A
49.80 Feb
44.40 Sep
High
,
Composite
99
....
*102
4
Range for 1953
91%
103%
161%
85%
103'A
*150%
Feb-Aug
May-Woo
4
5—
5
47.32 Jan
97
160
150
*100
1971—Jan-July
1970
10
94%
103% 103%
—
81%
89%
.
*103
April-Ocf
1989
5s
"2
*101% 102'A
,
1970
93
*91
__
Southern
Nov.
Nov.
122
135
*154
6s 1998__Jan-July
6'As
162
*92
*25
Jan-July
April-Oci
May-Woo
41
—
162
Feb-Aug
Public Service Electric & Gas Co
97
102% 103%
1960
1954
Southern California Gas 3'As
96%
ApriZ-Oct
May-Wow
Reading Tube Corp. 6s 1971_
A Ruhr Gas Corp 6'As A 1953
Corp
Fri.
•_«,
61.49
3
tmmm
*168%
Afay-Nov
1941
1961
coupon
6s
Nov.
*25
97
Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
Ohio Power 1st mortgage 3'As 1968
April-Ocf
1st mortgage 3s 1971
April-Oct
Pennsylvania Water & Power 3'As 1964—June-Dec
3'As 1970
Jan-July
Piedmont Hydro-Electric Co—
A 6'As with Oct 1 1940 coupon 1960
ApriZ-Oct
Housing
Wed.
Holiday
2
62.31 Nov
Low
stocks for the week ended Oct. 29,
*100
Nippon Electric Power Co Ltd—
A 1st mortgage 6'As
19532
6'As due 1953 extended to 1963
l
Nov.
current year are as
1952
1952
1963
England Power 3'As
A Prussian
for 1954
High
61.36
—
■
99
*95
Jan-July
May-Now
1970
4s
1946
7'As
Oct
Tues.
Thurs.
coupon
AMaSisfiela Min & Smelt 7s
ex
Range
Closing
1
Nov.
Mon.
•M*
——
June-Dec
1963
coupon
Midland Valley RR 4%
Western
366.95
101%
85%
—
June-Deo
Western RR
&
Nov
A Leonard
A 08
100.82
4
150
2
93%
93%
93%
1967
1953
Altalian Power Realization Trust
-
100.46
10B%
Hydro-Electric Co—
A7s
;
99.83
-Holiday—
High
101%
132
12
*100
AHamburg Elev & Underground
& St Rys 5'As 1938
A Ruhr
102.64
Jan .1
Low
Wo.
61
May-Not)
May-Noo
Mar-Sepi
AHamburg Electric 7s 1935
A6'As
100.40
Range Since
Sold
68%
61
91
Mar-Sept
Mtge Bank 5s
debs
6s
Guantanamo
New
102.64
132.42
Mtg Co—
Residential
AGesfuerel
Isarco
Bonds
155
100
*104'/a 105
1956
5s
Flying Tiger Line 5'As conv debs
Green
100.37
58.94
-Holiday-
Date—
A6'As with Nov 1 1940 coupon 1953
A6'As ex Nov 1 1947 coupon 1953
Finland
$150
100'A
Afay-Noy
May
Jan-July
1993
mortgage 4s series B 1993
Gas
Elmira
1978
129.96
119.93
of N J Division—
mortgage 4s
A 1st
Eastern
June-Dec
High
104% 105
Quar-Feb
1970
118.33
361.50
Lack & Western RR—
Lackawanna
1st
June-Deo
1998
1
2%s series A
Transit
Delaware
E'rcole
6s Aug
353.96
2
Week's Range
Last
Sale Price
Period
—
6,500
i!3
Friday
American Stock Exchange
—
«...
112
3
Nov.
—
Nov.
Nov.
•
73
Transactions at the American Stock Exchange
110
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
102%
Stocks
(Number
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
Friday
Interest
BONDS
I
Period
American Stock Exchange
Last
Sale Price
Week's Range
or
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Low
Agricultural Mortgage Bank (Col)
A 20-year 7s April
1946
A 20-year 7s Jan 1947
A Baden (Germany)
7s 1951
kiCauca Valley 7s 1948
Central Bk of
A6s
series
Danzig
Port
A German
AS
f
Bonds
NO.
__
*93
*86
secured
A Hanover
(City)
A Hanover
(Prov)
6s
7s
6'As
1947
1947
1952
V
_
—
May-Wow
Feb-Aug
ALima City (Peru 6'As stamped 1958
Mar-Sepf
Masanhao stamped (Plan A) 2%s 2008—May-Wot)
7s 1939
6'As 1949
Ger
:
47,000
112,000
22,000
26.000
87,000
36,000
24,000
9,000
69,000
$150,000
$117,000
$126,000
$393,000
$52,000
—Holiday—
46,000
39,000
—
—
'mmm*
120
157
—
84
Total
a
86
94
94
131
131
84%
115
4
75
117
105
94
19%
19%
131
116% 116%
165
165
*144% 145%
*60'A
*41
——
Bonds
19,000
606,525
779,895
2,715,200
>
Total
$44,000
$29,000
857,025
Thurs. Nov. 4
Bonds
$125,000
Tues. Nov. 2—.
Wed. Nov. 3
Corporate
Bonds
Week Ended Nov. 5
*94
Jan -July
.—"Feb-Aug
June-Dec
—
...
'
*157
June-Dec
1951
Munic
High
Foreign
Foreign
Government
Bonds
471,755
Mon. Nov. 1
Fri. Nov. 5
*93
April-Oct
Jan-July
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
April-Oct
& Waterways
Jan. 1
Low
—
1952
Cons
Range Sine*
Sold
German State & Prov Banks—
A
A 6s series B
A
High
Domestic
of
Shares)
Week Ended Nov. 5, 1954
1954
1,514,100
ipQr,980,016
86,316,709
$146,000
:y^6;796,ooo
Foreign government
117,000
141,000
Foreign corporate
126,000
83,000
3,521,000
4,433,000
$1-0,552,000
13,654,000
4,548,000
$393,000
$370,000
$24,750,000
21
94%
123
165
102
144%
shares-
Domestic
130 '
of
135
83%
—
51
41
Bond*
59%
41
5
1953
$150,000
17%
2
>'1954
2,715,200
Stocks—No.
1
1
6
•» —
1953
Jan. 1 to Nov.
Total
$28,754,000
33
34
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1902)
.
Monday, November 8, 1954
..
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
Boston Stock
Week's
Motors Corp
Tel—
American
&
Woolen
Boston
*
—.
Anaconda Copper...
Albany RR
&
18%
*—50
—100
.
Boston Edison...;,
when
Personal
Boston
Calumet
Service
Cities
Common
6%
Inc
Gillette
(The)
Kennecott
RR
Service
.
35
11%
79
Jan
109%
50%
68
Sep
7%'
568
7
44
Mar
57%
155
41%
441/4
2,886
69%
5 %
71%
5%
17%
86%
/
49
Jan
Mar
39%
Jan
75%
Jun
9%
18%
64% Jan
92%
53
29%
Jan
18
Jan
14%
75
6c
16
133% 135%
234
1%
1%
9,180
49%
51%
275
;.
11%
Jan
6c
Aug
Jan
Jan
75c.
Apr
43% Sep
51%
450
17
881
15% Mar
18%
21%
21%
21%
510
18'%
Apr
22
Oct
45% July
Feb
•
23%
24%
121
21%
Jan
27
Aug
July
32%
33
110
28%
Feb
38
Aug
25%
25%
26
645
23% July
28%
Jan
14%
15
490
11% May
15
Nov
*
51%
49%
52
2,762
44"%
53%
Apr
25
49%
49%
51%
1,478
36%. Jan
52
Oct
35%
39
48%
48%
11%
12%
125
69
72
860
5
-
Shoe
Machinery
common
U S Rubber Co..
5
Smelting Refining & Mining
50
Waldorf System Inc
Westinghouse Electric Corp
12.50
71
•
%
Cincinnati Stock
STOCKS
355
40
Jan
American Laundry
Burger
Brewing
....
29 Ve
Jan
39% July
44
Mar
53%
11%
Aug
13
50
Jan
Jun
Mar
75%
Jun
Churngold
Corp
N
O
Milling
P
Cincinnati
Machine
50
Picher
Formica
;
Manufacturing
American
Baldwin
Big
Procter
8%
U
Gamble
&
S
class
Printing
Unlisted
Allied
3%
250
23%
24'A
354
74%
86
76"A
'3o
20
81'A
82
481
4%
4%
365
25
27%
265
Mar
23%
21% May
17% Jan
3
20%
96%
'
Feb
69%
4
18%
Oct
Nov
3%
Jan
*•'
Jan
Oct
„.
Feb
Oct
82'A
Jan
105 %
Aug
133%
Jan
Nov
82%
Sep
6%
Jan
27%
Jan
Nov
35
July
46
Nov
45
Sep
59
Feb
Sep
31
31%
60
27% Jan
31%
48%-
32
41%
Sep
92
50
92
Nov
52% Aug
94% Mar
88
222
91%
444
68
Feb
33
222
210
Jan
22
22%
236
20
36%
36%
100
29
Mar
51
51
12
48
96% Aug
224%
Jan
36%
Sep
Cyanamid
49%
49%
18
17
18%
46%
46%
90
170% 172%
59%
59%
41%
42%
209
10
100
American Tobacco Co
25
59'A
Anaconda
50
42%
Mining
Steel
10
Co
&
57%
Oct
25
Aug
36%
Nov
51
Nov
Ashland Oil
1
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Bethlehem
11%
Consumers Power
Continental
common
Davidson
Bros
Detroit
&
Cleve
Detroit
Edison..
Gray
:
14%
Elec
37%
90
&
Light
50%
45
Iron
Kodak
Co
Electric
Electric
General
r
(new)
Goebel
Brewing
Graham
Corp
Sep
-Nov
23
11'% May
6% Apr
15%
130
11%
Feb
14%
Nov
20%
482
15%
Feb
22%
Sep
66
66%
1,759
22
23
3,673
44%
45%
1,048
10%
10%
10%
435
6
6
6%
15%
2%
56%
Feb
Oct
28%
Oct
i'-
39
Jan
49
Aug
1
8%
Jan
11 %
Aug
;
6% Mar
r
795
Sep
5%
Aug
8%
Feb
16
Oct
28%
Jan
35
'Aug
2%
700
1% Mar
2%
2%
*1,225
2% May
9
9%
70
802
33 %
9%
483
3%
300
Paige
10%
Jan
8
2%
Sep
Jan
15%
Sep
27%
Jan
Hoover
Ball
Hoskins
&
13% Aug
Manufacturing
Howell
Electric
Kaiser
41
25
37%
Apr
45 %
14
37%
Oct
44 %
59%
Jan
23%
Jan
31%
Oct
>
250
3% May
5%
Aug
,
3%
1,825
3%
4% Mar
1,745
59%
95
7%
Jun
Jan
Nov
95
833
6% Mar
7%
Sep
»
500
1%
Jan
1%
Feb
'
2,550
1%
Jun
3%
Oct
•
255
1%
3
King
Seeley
j.
12% Mar
15%
'Feb
;
15% May
8 Vis May
Lansing
Masco
;
Wheel
Clemens
Metal
Raisin
United
S
142
1
Oct
>1
Jan
7%
Oct
2%
Jan
Jan
i
26
150
223/,
Feb
26%
Oct
1.
28%
400
18%
Jan
28%
Nov
.
28%
1,225
1,832 '
23A Jun
-
3
5%
998
600
3%
Feb
7% Oct
«
9%
9%
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9
Aug
15%i Jan
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6
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4
27/r Jan
'
16 %
110
13%
12%
384
11% Aug
Jan
100
57/«
100
143/4
200
5% July
14% Aug
1%
-
5%
1%
200
,
.
5%
Oct
Stock
{
13%
Oct
r-
6'A
Aug
■
6!A.Oct
i
Mar
15
1%
Jan
Aug
July
■
V
V
Sales
Range
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
Shares
-
Range Since Jan. 1
Par
Admiral
Allied
High
26%
263/4
350
90c
95c
10,120
a89% a93%
Corp
Low
%-Ll
Corp
130
88
47% Mar
:_T0e
Chemical
Allis-Chalmers
&
Dye
Mfg
88
47
36%
36%
26
Amer.
44%
360
35% Aug
38% May
45% Mar
41%
40%
Jun
American
Can
89%
95
378
59%
95
Nov
American
Cyanamid
American
Airlines
95c
(Un)_,
(Un)
Inc tUn)____—■
36%
Jun
|
Last
■
Exchange
Wcek'a
Friday
Broadcasting
Para
Co
Thea
70%
Co
(Un)
3
12%
12%
12%
50
Harvester—
11%
Jan
•
14%
Feb
American
Motors
351/4
34%
35%
82
Tel
28%
Jan
35'A
Nov
American
*
Radiator
21%
21%
5
13%
Jan
23%
Sep
American
Smelting & Ref
American
Tel
24%
795
16%
18 %
2,630
18%
a20
190
a41% a42%
56
a
47%
46%
alO
a9%
21%
^10
21%
473/4
High
Jun
26%
Jan
2.00
100
Sep
70%
Nov
Nov
11% May
18%
15%
Apr
21 %
37
380
Nov
-Aug
Jan
43% Mar
Sep
45% Aug
51%.Aug
Sep
33%
70%
18
a20
(Un>_l
12%
iUn)
Low
19%
43c
May
Lorillard
Martin
(P)
Co
(Glen
L)
10
2
RR
.
Oil
Radio
Corp
Republic Steel
(R J)
Standard
Studebaker
65
(New
Jersey)
Packard
Corp
For footnotes see
page 43.
40%
989
156%
Jan
698
55%
Jun
^25
a35%
a35 a35%
a41%
a40'/8 a42%
563
47%
Jun
54%, Oct
Anderson-Prichard
1
74
Copper Mining Co (Un)_1.50
Steel
16%
50
16%
Nov
Armour
17
10
15% Mar
18
Feb
Ashland
Oil
13%
10
13%
Nov
16% Mar
Atchison
60
Topeka
60
40
48
Jan
65
Sep
Atlantic
22%
Ja
47%
Jan
9%
Jan
&
.125
;
...
Oil
(Un)
(III)
Co
(Un)
Refining
-57%
5
(Un)
Santa
a59% a61 %
a41% a41%
,10
Refining
&
a59%
1110
(Un)_.
13%
56%
11%
11%
10
35%
Nov
Atlas
63%
63%
Corp
7
65
Oct
Avco
39%
39%
60
39%
32%
45
26%
Jun
34%
Oct
390
„
Oct
41%
Oct
51
Apr
34
-
43%
Jan
58%
Oct
8%
Apr
12%
Oct
900
11
Nov
14%
Apr
201
95%
Jan
119%
Sep
32%
32%
270
27%
Jan
L-.5
39%
37%
39 %
200
39%
Nov
5%
5%
5%
443
4% Mar
9%
9%
225
8% Mar
29%
35% May
39% Nov
Oct
32
116
Jan
38% July
Jan
(Un)____l_3
Manufacturing Corp
33% July
11%
65
30%
1,690
11%
11
11%
(Un)_.50
Oct
174% Aug
31% May
50
58%
115%
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351/2
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n
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65
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29%
645
3%
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23,615
2.55 July
1
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41 %
195
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11%
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10
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May
28%
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32
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457/3
5
170% 1723/a
172%
Oct
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American
17
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13 3/4 Jan
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54 %
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155
1,638
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80% Aug
91% Oct
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10
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10%
21%
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(Un)
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54%
1
&
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&
58 %
57% Jan
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17
5
:
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5
86%
•
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Socony
Jun
71%
84%
•
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St
Sinclair
22%
71 %
•
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Jan
50
Pepsi-COla
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21%
60
28
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Pennsylvania
62
28
*
National Cash Register
National Lead
American
23%
28
l
Montgomery Ward & Co Inc
Pan
23%
*
Co
Corp
18% July
37% Nov
Oil
Oil
Beckman
Bendix
Co
_
Co
Instruments
Aviation
Jan
101%
Oct
Benguet Cons
32 % Mar
42%
Oct
Bethlehem
11%
13%
Oct
Bishop
Nov
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(Un)
Mining
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1
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-
5
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36
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0
Bros
Dock
Cooperage class A
Harnischfeger Corp
Huttig
8ash
8
Aug
135
102
Feb
Brick
118%
Jan
127% Nov
66%
1,400
56%
Feb
National
Standard
National
Tile
Illinois
Central
700
81%
70
Sep
17%
Nov
110
Jan
1,300
108% 110
Jan
50
82
33
35%
72%
Jan
800
2lJ\
22% Aug
83% Oct
24%
Feb
35 %
Nov
200
20%
Mar
45%
York
New
North
For footnotes see page
300
317/s July
116%
975
51
Feb
116 ¥2
Nov
20%
30
20
Jan
22%
Apr
¥4 Jan
14 ¥2
Aug
110
20%
3%
13 V4
50
10
28%
__
29%
800
27
3%
3%
1,750
6%
6%
6%
400
74%
70%
74¥B
220
26
34%
American Co
Illinois
5%
31
32%
700
15%
16
32%
32%
16 5
17
Sep
States
Oak
38 ¥s
Jan
34%
Jan
85
250
22
Apr
32 Vs
8
2
¥2
2%
Ohio
Edison
Oklahoma
Apr
5
24% Aug
4%
17% Mar
19%
19 ¥2
150
20%
500
54%
100
38 ¥2
Feb
55
32%
33
300
28%
Jan
353/4 Aug
32%
7%
20%
7 ¥4
7%
2,400
19
21
44%
44
¥4
100
1,000
1,600
16% May
Jan
26
Feb
Jan
48%
Sep
Aug
17%
Jan
22
25¥s
50
20
Jan
277/a May
13 ¥2
100
11 ¥4
Jan
13¥2
59%
56%
59 ¥4
700
53 ¥2 July
633/4 Mar
16
15%
16
2,100
13% July
163A Aug
10
52%
51%
52%
1,500
40 ¥e
Jan
56
1
20%
19%
20 ¥4
1,050
16%
Jan
20 ¥2 May
Jan
447/a Aug
—100
a
(Un)
conv
class
A—
Process
7,500
Steel
68
28%
Jan
7
100
15 Vt
13 ¥4
15 ¥4
460
9%
Jan
10434
Jan
10%
Jan
Mar
18
Jan
6
400
1,400
Sep
Jan
27
Jan
323/s July
51
50
51%
600
41%
Apr
51%
Nov
1
16%
15%
16 ¥2
1,200
9%
Jan
16%
Nov
35
33%
35
150
27 ¥b
Jan
35 ¥2
11%
12
700
10% May
12% July
46%
49%
1,550
20%
40%
17%
Co
Name
15
Apr
300
13%
Jan
100
30% July
37%
Feb
Nov
I&V2 Mar
44%
41%
44%
1,200
31%
Jan
44%
37%
36
37%
1,100
28
Feb
373/8 July
60%
61%
400
54%
Jan
67 ¥4 May
(Un)
*
9
50
7¥b
Jun
103/i
Jan
10
100
8
Jan
10%
Oct
39 %
40
600
36
Jan
42 ¥2
Aug
60 ¥2
60%
350
41 %
Jan
60%
Nov
61%
10
9
10
1
*
61%
15
43 ¥2
Feb
65
Industries Inc
of Indiana
Company
15 ¥4 NOV
1.900
14 ¥4
34%
Co
Car
*
(Un)
60%
•
Quaker Oats Co
Co
Feb
18 ¥4
17%
13%
3
Public Service Co
Oil
Aug
Nov
12.50
(Un)
Co
(The)
Pure
Jan
67% May
34%
17%
13Tb
1
changed to U S
Pullman
49%
50
Petroleum
43% July
33% Jan
38%
54%
300
33¥3c
Corp
Pressed
6%
300
200
30%
10
(Un)
Oct
40%
41%
62 %
30
pfd—25
pr
& Oo
Phelps Dodge Corp
32% Nov
6%
41%
62%
1
Airways (Un)
5 ",r
Controls Inc
Jan
Aug
*
Pictures
Jan
Oct
12
&
Peabody Coal Co
Corp
Sep
18%
20
21V2
Pan American World
Phillips
Aug
7 ¥4
3¥4 Mar
13%
5
Philco
21% Sep
25%
Olin-Mathieson Chem Corp
(Chas)
«
20
21
10
Penn
Jan
213/4 July
54%
Electric
Paramount
6 3/8
Jan
20%
com—5
(Minn)
(Un)
7%
38 Ye
Oct
Aug
3% Mar
*
Co
Gas
25%
403/4
*
10
Manufacturing Co
13% Aug
34% Aug
Nov
500
250
27
IS %
10
(Un)
Northwest Bancorporation
Jan
16
46 ¥2
46
74
20%
1
Pennsylvania RR
6% Aug
Nov
74
*
(Un)
Corp
Pfizer
37
74%
Jan
26'
1
(Un)
Pepsi-Cola Co (Un)
Jan
Sep
7% July
5% July
55 ¥4
45%
10
North American Car Corp
64% Oct
4% Oct
4¥b
Jun
1
RR
11% Aug
29%
100
323/8 July
Jan
2%
Oct
33 ¥2
Jan
17
13%
t
—_5
Aviation
49% Aug
7%
(Un)_
*
.
Sep
5
340
36 %
260
22 ¥»' Jan
59
60
400
46Ya
Jan
200
59
¥4
200
22
127¥»
Jan
200
Oct
Jan
44
May
41 ¥2
42%
109
34¥»
14%
14%
200
12 Yb
12Y8
12%
550
15Y4
15 ¥2
15%
500
123/4
12%
13
36 ¥2
—
Nov
617/a Jun
11 ¥2 Mar
—
143/4 July
13 ¥4 Aug
93/4 May
15 ¥e
16¥4 Jan
Apr
31%
31%
32 ¥4
1,000
28 ¥a Jan
33 ¥4 July
•
22%
25%
Oct
148
146%
34%
141
—
Raytheon
Co
Republic Steel Corp
Rexall
Drug
(R J)
Richman
Bros
Raisin
300
9¥a May
147/a
300
43/4 Jau
7 ¥2
Sep
St
8 ¥4
8%
600
63A
8 3/4
Aug
St
2 ¥2
2 ¥2
1,100
2 ¥4
66 ¥4
66 ¥2
700
35%
1,900
13 ¥4
14%
1.500
28%
30%
64%
1,200
14 ¥4
Jan
400
47 ¥2
Feb
6¥b
62
•
class
7¥b
39
Jun
7¥4 Jan
2.300
33% Jmy
40 ¥s May
23
3,050
21 ¥a July
Co
*
22%
5
10%
9%
10%
600
21%
21 ¥4
21 ¥2
700
55 ¥4
5
Oct
1.200
Paper,.
& Axle
Nov
65
7 ¥4
39%
21 Vi
Sep
30%
39 ¥2
10
B
Nov
153/a
8% Jan
263/4
Jan
Jan
10%
Nov
Jan
8¥b
19
22 ¥e
Jun
Oct
4
33%
14 %
30%
2.50
Tobacco
Rockwell Spring
63
(Un)
(Un)
Reynolds
Jan
35%
5
50c
(Un)
Manufacturing
Remington Rand (Un)
6%
—
66 ¥4
43Y4
42%
44
72
7434
92
89 Ya
95
29 ¥2
28 ¥4
29 %
32 ¥2
31%
32 ¥2
Jan
Jan
2s/a
74
45% May
38
Louis
National
Stockyards.:
550
27Yb
Oct
60
300
28%
Jan
34 Ys Aug
34Y4
400
8%
1.300
4% May
70%
250
46Ya Jan
75 Vb
Oct
38%
300
30
Jan
40 Ya
Aug
32 Ys
37
Oct
May
lOYa Sep
2 Y4
•
——
'
14 ¥4
100
11 ¥2 Mar
15
300
537/a
97
Nov
13%
250
17 Vi
100
13 ¥4
Feb
24
700
18 Ya
Jan
2%
2%
35
35
22
22
-
•—•
25
100
12%
57%
58
16
300
400
Jan
Jun
8Ya Aug
46
Jan
Oct
18 ¥2
Sep
26 ¥2 May
3 ¥4
40
Mar
11 Yi
1.400
18%
14
1Y4 July
6
12 V*
Jatt
9 ¥2 May
700
18 ¥4
12%
4%
5%
3,900
26%
26 ¥4
150
26
24%
26
2,900
25%
24 ¥2
25%
1.550
9Ys
10 ¥2
2,150
8
5%
43%
44
43%
Slgnode Steel Strapping
Sinclair Oil Corp__,
Bocony Vacuum Oil
Bend Lathe
Co
23% May
15 ¥2 Apr
27 ¥2
Sep
22%
Jan
25%
25%
21%
21
21%
600
;
12
173/4 Sep
17 Vi
100
14 ¥4
74%
74¥2
200
57% Mar
75 ¥4
Sep
11
11
100
10
14%
Feb
55
55
100
43 ¥2 July
58
Oct
25%
261/2
350
26
Jun
Oct
17 ¥4
1
1
July
.
16%, Jan
27¥4 Oct
32 ¥2
47 ¥s
Sep
49 y*
Sep
Jan
•
46%
44%
46¥4
1,200
15
(Un)
Works
46%
45%
46%
1,200
27%
27¥2
50
17
16%
17 ¥b
1,100
4578
45
47
400
367/b
Jan
26%
26%
700
25 ¥2
Oct
9%
91%
200
71 ¥4
71%
100
53
Jan
773/8
89 ¥4
90%
400
68 V2
Jan
95 5/8
Sep
45%
45%
350
45 ¥4
Nov
45 ¥2
Nov
1,200
1013/b
5
Southern Co (Un)
"
24
Oct
Sep
Southern Pacific
Southwestern
Spiegel
5
Standard
Oil
Standard
Oil
New
Co
of
common
35 ¥2
24
Jan
July
157/b Jan '
28
*!Jun
18 Yb July
25
>
Aug
Oct
Oct
72 3/8
Jan
10
41%
40%
500
32 ¥2
Jan
433/8
Oct
1
7)b
7¥a
7¥b
1,400
7 ¥8
Oct
10 ¥a
Feb
20%
21%
700
19 ¥2
Feb
22 ¥2
Sep
Oil N J
Stewart-Warner
Equipment
Corp
Container
1
Corp
Studebaker-Packard
173/4
Jan
26
22Yb
Jan
25%
Aug
Apr
Sunbeam
Apr
10y2
Nov
44
July
Swift
Corp
10
97
100
42
12
9% Jan
12
July
21
Aug
10%
11
19
10%
10
Sunray Oil Corp (Un)
Jan
100
5
Corp
Furniture
30% May
&
28% Aug
15
Standard Railway
Jan
37
90%
47 ¥b Aug
'11
19
50
17 ¥»
Jun
12
12 ¥B
1,100
11%
Sep
133/a
32
Jan
40 3/4
1,250
Sep
Sep
*
Machine
Tool
2iy2
Jan
28%
Nov
13
650
9%
Apr
13%
Jun
Thor
51
200
44 ya
Jun
51%
Sep
Thor Power Tool
35
800
18
Jan
35% Sep
39%
39%
33
33
33%
1.750
15 Vs
Jan
337/b
NOV
19%
2,400
16 ¥4
Jan
20 ¥4
Apr
-300
417/a
1
19%
18%
25
46%
45
46%
25
Company
150
39%
5
Corp
200
81
79%
81
83Ys
15%
85%
15%
21%
350
17%
Jan
21¥a
14%
2,000
12%
Jan
15
Feb
51 Ys
Sop
57% Jan
81 ¥4
Oct
150
40 y4
87 ¥2
100
11
Feb
12 7/8
49 ¥2
;
25
6% Mar
(Un)
Standard
Standard Oil Co
Sundstrand
__
(Ohio)
Sep
Jan
Storkline
.1
*
i
w
Nov
6Ve Sep
1
,—2
of Indiana
14
Oct
•
Service
California
183/a
623/e
(Un)_
Public
common
3%
28%
33
Inc
Jan
28
28%
common
Co
2Y8
200
10
3% May
23
450
2%
2%
1
Jan
35
500
Aug,
97
13 ¥2
23 ¥4
24
14 ¥4
Corp class B
South
May
14
2,600
1
:
Sears Roebuck & Co
Shell Oil
57
July
20% Mar
U
13%
34 V8
7.50
Serrick
Sep
51 ¥2 Mar
551/4
50
10
1.40
Schwitzer-Cummins Co
95
Nov
13 %
•
48 ¥e Jun
79
July
,
17 ¥2
133/4
Electric Co
Schenley Industries (Un)
Sangamo
Jan
95
14 ¥4
12
5
Feb
8 ¥2
33 ¥2
"A"
13 ¥a
34%
*
Paper Co
59
200
4,500
38
8%
Regis
577/s
1,800
May
Oct
Aug
70 ¥e
34%
20
1
1
43.
64
Jan
1,700
5
:
Mfg
Central
American
Jun
48%
50
10%
100
Indiana Steel Products Co
Apr
24 ¥a
32%
116 %
25
Co
7% Jan
38% Jan
600
63%
10
RR
42
300
30
*
Co__
&
Ohio Oil Co
600
3
Co
Oct
400
64
30
•
Prod
Distillers
Lead
-
Texas
Texas
Illinois
Aug
115% Aug
100
1,300
35
-
common
Oct
48 ¥s
62%
1
National Cylinder Gas
National
Mar
1,200
5%
1
Bartlet%,
Door
7%
Jan
41 ¥2
75
Jan
12
9%
127'a
13 ¥4
——
Jan
4
2,700
7
44%
28
28%
*
1
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9%
—.
6%
44%
500
Power
5¥a
10
Co
Corp
&
NOV
50c
Northern
63%
:
1
—
43%
*
Company
Stone
Spencer
Jan
5%
Muter
Northern Pacific
34Ys
—1
Corporation
32%
Aug
Oct
Jan
2
Hammond Organ Co
Hibbard
1,000
Nov
Oct
44%
25
Hallicrafters Co
Hupp
43%
27
14
37
•
Gulf Oil Corp
Hein Werner
42%
Sep
80
65
2,900
.
3
Brewing
Aug
48 ¥2
Jan
43%
——
*
common
Griesedieck Western Brewery
(G)
40
Jan
10% Jun
41%
1
Greyhound Corp (Un)
Heileman
Oct
Sep
Jan
60 ¥4
15% Sep
44% July
1
•
Chemical
&
20
31%
150
50
500
23
•
Great
Jun
3,000
2 6 ¥2
200
Jan
.*
Co
&
15
40
26%
North
12%
—j.—8
Rubber Co
Gray Drug Stores
Great Lakes Dredge
19 %
37%
Muskegon Motor Specialists conv cl A.*
Northern
23% Sep
1
Bros
(W H)
19 %
39 %
13
31
8% July
1,500
—•
(Un)
Goodyear Tire'&
Apr
56%
13%
5
Corp
General Telephone Corp common
Gibson Refrigerator Co
Gillette
8%
300
27% May
14%
5
Utilities
1,800
600
Jan
■—*
—5
6
Corp—7
General Package
12
48 ¥2
19
26
3
General Electric Co
Foods
11%
1
11%
19 %
73
1
Inc
Corp
Genoral
Nov
*
:
300
14 ¥4
——1.25
General Dynamics Corp
General
Sep
21
21
7
■
common
St Louis Public Service
Gamble-Skogmo
12 ¥4
Oct
2%
5
Auto
(Peter; Brewing
Jan
47%
39% Aug
26
5
15
(Un)—5
Brewing Corp
Four-Wheel Drive
Fox
Jun
18 ¥2
71%
River
Falstaff
7
9%
200
*
Jan
1
Phonograph
200
1,300
21
3
Jan
115%
Nov
7%
11%
*
Co
Inc
21%
13%
8%
115
127%
64%
7%
7%
11%
20
7%
5
*
Chemical
3%
10
Mfg
3¥s Aug
Montgomery Ward & Co
33% Mar
43%
10
(Un)
Watch
2% May
Motorola
Monroe
19%
14 5/8
'1W—'
•
Controller
500
10
900
82
•
1
Corp
National
Elgin
2%
Co
100
65
—
5
Inc
Co
Oct
2%
4%
—
1
Radio Corp of America
Lines
Air
4¥s
Sep
B>
Class A
Eastern
2% July
Cement
Portland
Mfg
65
—/.
—20
(Alan
200
Mississippi River Fuel
Modine
1,100
5
Inc
Laboratories
4%
:
a
lOo
Mont
4%
1
Mfg
7%
12%
_
Nov
Miller & Hart Inc common
36%
7%
35%
20%
1
_
37%
Minneapolis Brewing Co
1.050
4%
—10
Corp
Oct
Mickelberry's Food Products
Middle South Utilities
4%
%
v
5¥s
Corp
Manufacturing
Dodge
Dow Chemical Co
34 ¥s
Cement
31% Oct
15%
5
.
35
Co
97%
13 ¥4
(Un)„.
Cleveland Nav
&
Edison
Detroit
37%
•
Jan
—10
Company
Oct
37%
__
10
Jan
Potter
Deere
92%
(Un)
Co
61
1
(Un)_
Curtis-Wright Corp
Feb
Co
21
...10
__
64%
Mfg
Cement
Field
(Glenn L)
600
25
Crane Co common
Cudahy
250
25
350
18 ¥4
1
Corp
91
Co
4,400
-10
.
87
4
30
•
Co
of
Aug
17
University
9 5 ¥2
85
Commonwealth Edison common—.—25
Consumers
Container
39
Jan
(Un)
94
4
•
(Un)
Jan
11
1
33%c
28
85
5
.„
Gas System
32 ¥a
850
15
*
Co
94
1
Inc
300
15
5
28.'%:
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preferred
Clinton
36
15
(Un)—
Corp
Kropp Forge Co
Marshall
60
1
common—
Nov
36
*
4% Jan
Jan
•
—
Cleveland Cliff's
May
453/4
6%
23
177
Jun
12.50
*
*
25
Chrysler Corp
42
Jan
*
25
100
33%
*
common—
Jan
26%
1
7 ¥2
Chicago So Shore & So Bend RR
20 ¥«
100
Lonergan Mfg class B
36%
Chic Milw St Paul & Pac common
5,500
45%
1
Louisville Gas & Elec of Ky
—25
1
Chicago Corp common
$3 convertible preferred
28%
45%
28%
10
common
Jan
Corp common——1
Secur
Chesapeake & Ohio (Un)
Jun
43%
24 Vb
Sep
6
•
33 ¥4
28 ¥4
Jan
Lion Oil Co
2%
5
10
Public Service
Illinois
Central
Jan
4¥2
Oct
4%
—
Central & South West Corp
25
300
Jari
25
Canadian Pacific
700
5%
12%
100
——10c
Corp——
Super
26
5%
25%
Corp
National
C
&
25%
14%
1,200
5
Burlington Mills Corp (Un)„———1
Burroughs Corp (Un)
—5
Burton-Dixie Corp
—12.50
Butler Brothers common———15
C
25%
—10
Apr
5%
:
Company
34% July
1
Copper
Sep
13% Aug
Jan
& Shin&kle Shoe——
Chemical
&
24
Jan
Nov
—.
Jan
10 ¥2
8%
—
13%
29%
10%
23/4
—*
Nov
1,200
Nov
300
9,500
*
1
5
(E J)
4 4'/a
200
4,800
——
Jan
12%
11%
24 VB
10
5.
Sep
44%
22%
38 ¥b
30%
12
1
Borg (George W) Corp
Borg-Warner Corp
14%
100
12%
11%
5 VB
Co.—
Jan
30%
10%
¥1
10%
Jan
__
603/5
Ys
200
700
—
City Power & Light
Landis
23/4
Fisheries Corp—i
Light Co
Kimberly-Clark
Oct
5%
Berghoff Brewing
53
14%
28 ¥b
•
Drug Co
Nov
43%
Jan
116% 116 ¥2
10
5
(Un___lp
Corp
Jan
14%
20%
11 ¥8
50c
Bearings Inc
Belden Manufacturing Co
37¥2 Aug
35%
44%
Llbby McNeil & Libby
Lincoln
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Nov
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27
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300
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May
17
Oct
Oct
Sep
Aug
Volume 180
Number 5375
...
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1905)
37
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Range
Trane Co
(The).
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Corp
Trav-ler Radio
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208
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Union
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Air
States
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Rubber
Van
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Inc
900
300
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19%
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28%
Sep
65
500
59'
Jan
70
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79
208
400
100
38%
650
common
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205% 208
242
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126
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140
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Jan
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56
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58 %
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7% May
600
500
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27%
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71%
33
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14
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19
20
19%
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10
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45%
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28% May
Jan
40%
Apr
21% Aug
47% Oct
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300
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Apr
11
57%
100
38%
Jan
78%
150
Arkansas
65% May
Range
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American
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106
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1
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1,610
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.
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105
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119%
of Prices
12,897
„3%
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Lab
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241
4
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25
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13
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70
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Eastern
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107%
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135
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38
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345
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♦
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Oct
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2,178
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Nov
7%
79
24%
—
657
12
Co_____
Inst
Borden Co
Sep
32%
10
471/4
10 %
58
3
Canadian
6%
'
Co
class A
Co
67%
7%
2% Mar
25%
Brothers
Goldenberg
5
501
63%
7%
10
convertible
Gimbel
14%
2,904
79
13%
67
1
Co
Battery
Motors
ft
7%
79
14
Delaware Power & Light common —13%
4
7%
-
pfd_50
Duquesne Light Co
Garflnckel
•
•
par
Sep
49% July
23%
117%
Blair Holdings Corp
(Un)__
Boeing Airplane Co (Un)
10% July
Corp
Deposit
Oct
29%
7%
&
58%
190
5
Storage
Jan
508
Transit Co—
Publishing
General
17o"/8 Juiy
Jan
9%
Chrysler Corp
Fidelity
Jan
19%
44
34%
Company
Electric
155 %
407
33
34%
Common
Curtis
272
2,328
9%
nil10
20%
Feb
41%
P2
Ohio
&
Aircraft
Bishop
—13
_
Bankers Securities Corp 6%
Budd
High
25% July
37% July
Atlantic City Electric Co
Baldwin Lima-Hamilton
Nov
Jan
693
5
(Un)
Bendix Aviation Corp
Bethlehem Steel (Un)
Range Since Jan. 1
58
22%
18%
15'A
42%
(Un)__50
Fe
(Un)
Petroleum
Bankline Oil
Low
21%
11% May
Nov
36'A
49%
al3%
5
Corp
Baltimore
173
170
596
72% Aug
1,686
41%
70%
Feb
__
5
10
&
Aug
Jan
51
__
Corp (Un)—5
Santa
Beech
High
57%
—
172%
18%
20%
100
May
47
60%
42 %
(Un)
Beckman
Shares
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88
'
70
34%
35%
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Louisiana Gas
Topeka
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16%
393/3
172%
—20
Corp (Un)
Atok-Big Wedge
for Week
Low
*
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39%
50
(Un)
Steel
Atlantic
Sales
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Sale Price
654
a21 a21%
25
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Last
Fen
a63
a2l%
25
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Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
STOCKS
Sep
Sep
4%
Oct
47
10%
:_100
Atchison
Avco
Week's
46%
29 %
3%
127
70%
29%
B_»
(Un)
Corp
Armour & Co (111)
Jan
00
Co
National Bank
Fuel
Arkansas
Armco
64% Aug
Friday
class
Apr
50
70
High
42% May
Oct
22% Mar
140
10
Co
Corp
Copper Mining
Anglo Calif
33% Aug
19
Tel
&
Tobacco
Viscose
Anaconda
Oct
77
__
a28
a3%
41%
(Un)
5
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American
«
Corp
18%
2u%
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& Chemical
a27%
~
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34 %
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35
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40
70%
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July
57%
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American
10%
7
20
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(Un)
Cyanamid Co
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36% July
15
900
a93%
•
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Jun
*
Jan
1,500
(Un)
Range Since Jan. 1
High
a3%
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13%
64
,
Mfg Co
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__
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Airlines
Nov
1,750
19
31%
10
Co
60%
150
19
10
&
American
Apr
26% Mar
Jau
17
69%
(Un;
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for Week
of Prices
a41% a42%
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—
(Un)
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Amer
Oct
(Un).
Limited
American
10
Jun
35% May
33
Co
Corp
Cnemical
Aluminium
40% Nov
60% Oct
Mar
350
31%
Power—
8
24%
60%
70%
*
Reduction
Allis-Chalmers
Nov
12%
Inc
Sales
Range
■
5
American
400
26
33
0
Industries
Alleghany
Oct
31%
Mar
11%
401/4
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
Zenith
Jan
11%
—
Public Service
Yates-American
ACF
88% July
51% Sep
21% May
35%
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70% Feb
50%
32%
11%
—12%
Bankshares Corp
(F
Feb
Laboratories
Allied
40 %
10
Wisconsin
Woolworth
13
50%
9%
Wisconsin
Wisconsin
18
200
650
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Par
.
65
•
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Telegraph
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Mar
Exchange
Week's
Last
Sale Price
23% July
26%
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Wieboldt
3
Sep
5
—„
_
Feb
1
—
_
2
15%
77%
——
_
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Motor
36% Aug
2%
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Jan
22%
65
20
Works
Walgreen Co
Union
25%
15%
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200
Friday
STOCKS
Oct
.
25
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81
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2%
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5
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36%
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1,400
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of
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34%
1
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81
34%
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common
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Range Since Jan. 1
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—_
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Sep
Sep
Jan
28%
Nov
26%
Jan
47%
Nov
47
Jan
63
29%
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Jun
7%
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Aug
29%
Aluminum
&
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Oct
Corp
& Light (Un)
Kennecott Copper Corp
21
21 3g
523
18%
Jan
22%
12
12
12%
942
11%
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1
50
Motors
Kansas Power
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Nov
46%
.■
—
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21%
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663
50
1,000
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2.50
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181
66
Jan
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90 % Oct
44%
44%
45 A
340
39%
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49
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45 47%
139
8%
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13;
1
11%
47%
1,666
26%
Jan
*
17%
16%
590
13%
Jan
—
a87%a91%
212
19%
Apr
21%
15% July
Kern County Land
jun
—_
May
,
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Air
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Libby McNeill & Llbby__
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23%
23%
23%
208:
22%
Jan
12.50
70%
69%
27% Aug
713/4
230
50%
Jan
75
Jun
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Loew's
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Inc
(Un)_
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-
17%
47 %
19
Sep
Nov
Sep
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38
.
Monday, November 8, 1954
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Merck
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National
Gypsum
Natomas
25 /a
24 /«
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1,970
18%
Jan
26%
39%
Apr
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1
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Jan
Safeway
1,920
13% May
19% Aug
San
1.001
17
56%
25%
Jan
20%
66
4%
Jan
700
1
717
Sep
Scheniey Industries
Nov
Scott
Paper
Sears
Roebuck
8%' July
2.60
Mar
'
Feb
26
Shell
Oil
Signal
49
Sep
Socony-Vacuum
12%
Jan
15
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20%
-
120
18%
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547
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Pacific
>
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Pacific
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50% Aug
Feb
260
38%
Jan
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40
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66% Jun
4%
4%
51%
3%
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275
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34
27
400
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V
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27
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27%
Jun
27% Aug
33% Mar
38
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61%
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12 %
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Jan
Aug
Mar
37% Mar
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Radio Corp of America
Rayonier Inc
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55
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16%
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25
Aug
26 %
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B
46
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104
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48%
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120
391/2
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98
97
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96
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1,335
40%
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60
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39%
4,265
19
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45
44%
45
10,158
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27,115
20
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27%
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102
103
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20
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Columbia
Columbia
Mills
Building
Ltd
Products
20
6,605
20%
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29'/a Nov
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140
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Jan
115
48%
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class
8
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8
5,585
5%
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23%
23%
1,407
17%
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42%
43
244
35%
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8%
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35%
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50%
103
Oct
Jun
tl.30
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Canada
Canada
5%
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43.
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a7%
6
35[&
Oct
15 %
-14%
common
Foundries
r
1
Jun
15%
15
Corsets.
Dairies
Sep
14%
>
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6%
1
30
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Sep
Jan
July j
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—2;
preferred
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sminion
25,
30
Jun |
Aug 1
15
Feb
.
Mar i
15V4
■
*
1
405
27
21%
Oct
Sep
,
1134
ie
May
13
12
10
335
6.30
.»
97%
,14 %
< I <
Co^._—>
Seagrams
46
12
413/4
*
' 19%
:
j
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43% Aug
12
41
—100
26 Va
26
:
*
10
_______
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6.00
*
25%
29
pfd
.
♦
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9%
4.00
'
Feb
23'A
—
A__
Cor4c-Ac Seal
Distillers
50
preferred
Canadian
120
|
60c
a
*
Glass—,
Coal
12
10
1st pfd
10
Aug
126
Smelting—
ft
Dominion
6.00
♦
Foundries
10
May
—
14
Dominion
41%
20
Forgings "class
Canada
151
7
3.00
a
'25 %
<
Feb
18
•'
Mar
22 Va
25
Equipment
Farm
jminion Glass
oreferred
Canada
12
(B J)—-
Dominion
105
•
12
63
Sep
'
•
common
47
12
*
com—-
Preferred
Cement
a4.00
-
4 22%
[• 70c
—
Railway-
Sep
8
25%
*
Calgary Power preferred
Canada
348
1
4".
——
Aug
53%
5
Products—
Buiolo Gold Dredging
2,810
-
100
pfd
.
Feb
42 Va/
♦
Power
9%
16
"
British
130
9 %
3.10
a4.00
9%
Corp
58%
50
British
Aug
Vickers—
Pacific
57%
preferred
British Columbia Forest
Companies
Canadian
36%
Co
20
19%
8%
3.10
vl9 Va
7
i,
—50
Aug
393;»
preferred
Bruck
Oil
58%
Power
Note
19%
19
Feb
v
•
common—
Columbia Elec Co
4%%
5%
Light &
Bank
Oil
Nov
Locomotive
25
Traction
British
35 Va
.25
preferred
—-—*
Telephone
24% Mar |
Mar
—
260
47
•
Paper Class A
May
29
165
18
Morse
Rights
53y2
Chrysler
Bathurst
18
115
pfd.
Industries common
Apr
46%
*
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Bell
2,035
35%
.25
Aug
•
class
22 Va
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—
72
531/4
*
Tel
22
35
pfd
6%
26%
108
_100
&
22 Va
.,>35
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,<
-preferred—
i
25% Aug I
16% Mar
.25
—
A
2,845
25
7.20
Chemical ft Cellulose—
class
High
Low
High
24
a24%
——-
Converters
Low
V
*
*
Range 8lnee Jan. I
Shares
48% May
~
Steels Ltd
Range
of Prices
24%
i
common—,-
—
series
$1.00
Nov
47
__
50
common
Tel
107
♦
pfd—
preferred
Asbestos
__
100
Argus Corp Ltd com
Atlas
26%
26
•
Anglo Can Tel Co 4%%
'
23
26
Steel
Aluminum Co of Can
Anglo
25%
series
$1.75
High
-
•
common.
—__—i
Celanese
Canadian
Range Since Jan. T
Low
*
common--^
^
High
42
Acadia-Atlantic
Aluminium
Shares
& Foundry
Car
Class' A
for Week
of Prices
Low
25
common
preferred
Algoma
Canadian
Sales
Range
Sale Price
Par
Last
Sale Price
Canadian Funds
Sales
_f®r Week
./Week's
Friday
Montreal Stock
145
,
''
^^"Sep K
18%
14
■
*'•
L
11%, Feb
1. 78c
.-.,17.
'
Jan
;,<7%
,
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40V4
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1,566
t
13 1/b al3Va
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.
r: -
*
copi:
Telegraph (Un)______10
Western Union
15%-. Sep
Jan
32% May
-
fc'.
Pacific
Western
; Oct
Jan
8%
15
Jan
78c
»/-7%
_.__1
Western Department Stores.
523/A Oct
Jan
32%
Apr
292«
,/
-7%
18%
-
_1:
35%,- Nov
26%
V
10%
10%
5'
(Un),—-i
Plctifres
Bros
Westates Petroleum" common
Jan
23%- Jan
27%
740
.
<
21%. May
•
469
.
55 ?/« a 59%
a
*
I Jan
20
749
32%,.
30%
38%
32
*31% •
(Un)v-:-—10 *
Jan
**•
Victor
59 %' Nov
.'Aug
S "Steel
24
.'63%
,
J65
r___,5
(Un)-j._i__t_--__.
Rubber
-
-
-82
1.579
36%
a45
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capital. (AJn)^^-,---25
Sep
17.
25
30%
28
30
i
Oct
32%
1,794
46%,
42%
Corp
35%
41%
1
17'A
69%
—i. r
Associated
Water
Transamerlca
16%' Nov
58
725
35%
f
28
*38% Aug
28
25%
<<
—*25., >sA6 %
Jan
32
;
Jan
-27% May<
39%
.
5
(Un)_—
(Un)
3f%
297
20,
88
100
(Un)
common
;
.
—15
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Preferred
,
J
Corp
29%
320
-
Feb
32%
Apr
a
63
36
a36% a37%
Packard^
31%
325
59 %
f.
i
i
Sep
*
"45%' Aug i
25% Oct V
;
24% May
25%
67-
37
Z'
25
N
13%
.
.
25%
-
__
"39%
25
i
of
15% Mar
3,612
57
-
93
17
_1
_______1
(Indiana)
w
Feb
.,.27%
*
100
*'
a623a a62%
California TTTTTTii
Union
9%
240
**
-
a41%a41'/8
__
•
Railway Eq ft Realty. Ltd com
Preferred
_*
Co
Texas Company
July
July
27% July
411
36%
'
44%
36%
-
202
27%
44%
<46%
ft
United Gas Corp -common
14%
25
w
27 %
a37% a37%-
*<t
•
(Un
•
union Oil Co of California common__25
14%
Jun
36
1
44%
47%
a2T% a277/e
____5
-
104
-27%
a'37%
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■
(Un>
ser
Inc.-
-
a52% a55%
\
■.
25
(Un)
160
>;
Sep
Airlines
358
SeP
Sep i(
Tri-Continental Corp
17 %
75%
Jan**
Trans
17%
59% Mar
38
Aug
_
198
1,886
Jun
135
74%
44%
(Un)
of
Co
Warner
Swift & Co
28% July
i;206
74 %
Sterling Drug Inc>4BB#^fcL-$_*
Oct
26% Aug
-
Oct
42%
/
...
-5134
-r
26%
1.723
35
17%
Jan
Sep
45aJ Aug
160
16%
22%
48 %
44%
;
140
15%
32%
17% May
425
48 7
145%
-
460
50'/a
,
287»
Jan
-
>
21
50
'
33%
2ic
;
Sep ;
Sep »
47 Ve
Jan
—
Inc
Oil
30%
v
Mar
Jan
114%
35
.
Co
common
Jan
9,632
7c
Jan
138%
Pepsi Cola Co (Un)
33%c
Phelps Dodge Corp (Un)
v.12-% •'
Phiko Corp common (Un)
3
Philippine Long DUi Tel Co_^j_^._P 10 i ;. - 6
Phillips Petroleum Co
♦
61%
Puget Sound Pulp ft Timber
*
Pullman
New
Standard
8% Aug
624
-
21%
Jan
Jan *
5
__
1
Standard
Nov
23%
125
-
17
Nov
5c
32%
194
i6%
___50
Jun
13%
140
24c
14% May
21%
35%
509
22c
1,024
20%
1,350
"
86,500
20%
25
A—25
Service—
Oil
Oct
10%
Oct
39%
120
180
6c
5c
,
*
567
36
23c
Corp
pfd
common
Oil
543
32%
16%
21%
5c
<
320
9%
32%
16
21%
—
Oct
447
1.00
—
10c
'
Paramount
—_4
Oct
11%
27%
128 129%
__
Sep '
3434
,
46%
36
129%
__,100
47
Jan
_
5.
Brands Inc
Jan
6%
Jan
21%
■*
Sep
Corp
Jan
60c
Jan
38%
145
44%
90c
•
9%
8%
954
Nov
27
al52% al52%
1
;
400
44
25
common
Public
Southwestern
*,
28%
5%* Jan
20
10%
42%
Sep
180
45%
(Un)i
-
Railway Co
Standard
13
Apr
74 Va
9%
36
Palmer
♦
__
1.00
common
Ltd
Pacific
*
__
26%
•
Petroleums
Pan
37% 37%
34% 34%
28% 28%
a28V4 a28%
28% 28%
26% 26%
—
__
25
Preferred
<
7,388
.25
Pacific Tel ft Tel commons,
.
44%
Development—_33%c
Corp
Pacific
Pacific
ft
42%
28%
25
25
preferred
Lighting
44%
-
_25
preferred
red
2,241
_25
preferred--—
red
7%
25
preferred
1st
4.80%
100
Feb
44%
Pacific Co__;
Southern
7%
;50
4%
131%
1C%
w-
____25.
25
-
Gas
Calif
14%
1,500
alO
13%
7%
5
Pacific Coast "Aggregates
—*
Pacific Gas ft Electric common..
5%%
23
alO
,
25
300
-27%
j.
4.48-%
4.88%,
pfd
/ Southern
Sep
51%
308
22%
—
9%
a9
180
*
4% Aug
26
:t—
■
10%
(Un)—*
com
preferred
Jan
13%
6%
%
10
Co
preferred ,4.32%
32%
v 23
♦
.—5
Fisheries
Products
675
*
Convertible
Standard
•
Sep
36%
,
a32% a34 %
2
Cumulative
Mar
■*
3%
100
365s
52
Nov»
40% May (
-
15
A
21% Aug
Southern
I
33 % July
a55%
(Un)
Edison
Calif
Southern
Oil
62
Jan
July
17%
Aug
Oct
26
360
160
r"
_7.50
Sinclair
600
July
59 Va
144.
■
*
—
Oil & Gas Co class
Oil Corp
(Un)
32% Aug
23 %
21%
1—
w
Jan
150
36%
975
57
-
a9
1.40
*
(Un)
Co—
Co
Jan
14%
Oct
jau
34
57
180
f-
27%
3%
3%
41% 41%
a62% a62%
—
&
-"20%
45%
30%
€5
Jan
*
P.10
Co—
169
;
15% May
32 Va
Nov
Jan
18%
8
48%
36 %
5
—10
20
Mining
21%
Jan
,457
4%
51%
'
_1
preferred
Mauriclo
43
May
387
1,700
v.;
Sep
4%%
■
33% July
—
10
5
Inc
Stores
St
79% Aug
20%
59% 59%
a46 A a50 A
33%
♦
J
Class B
Aug
Jan
150
495
847
1,045
a31% a31%
100
Regis Paper Co (Un)
San Diego Gas & Elec com
275
—
51%
United Filters class
Oliver
—
Corp___—_5
Co (Un)
Mathieson
.*
—
•
(Un)
common
Olaa Sugar
Olin
—12
(Un)
Co
Co
;
3%
-1
Co
Edison
Ohio
59%
a50%
*
Northrop Aircraft Inc
* '
—
(Un)
pfd
6%
Co
High
65
39%
(Un)__25
1
A
W Fine Foods Inc—
5c
July
23%
21
23'/a
--25
25
preferred ______——_
preferred
5%%
Northern
Bldg
class
Co
Corp
Theatres
Russ
Feb
1.05
Jan
54c
v
*
Cement
Low
High
39
....
—
r
1
*
Co
Range Since Jan. 1
>
64
1
:
1
Corp
11
Shares
32% July
Jan
9.000
43%
14%
--
14%
Riverside
RKO
1
North
Sep
Oil
21%
(Un)
/
Manufacturing
Rheem
Richfield
Low
•
10
Gas Co
&
41% July
Jun
14.099
Oil
Reserve
Oct
33%
Jan
18
61c
22 /4
18
29/a
4c
58c
22 4
1
5
(Un)
(Un)___—
RR
17
1,214
110
Co—-—1
Mining
22% July
Jan
2,279
(Un)
Company
Park
New
16
20%
32 ,4
(Un)
Products
Distillers
National
Oct
19%
28
Inc
Fibres
h
23%
20%
28%
^ Montgomery Ward ft Co (Un)
National
19% July
••
Republic Steel Corp (Un)
Reynolds Tobacco class B
Aug
Sales
for Week
Range
of Prices
Par
High
26%
*
(Un)
Utilities
Montana-Dakota
20
Last
-
Sale Price
Jan
5
Mines
Lode
Mother
M ft M Cons
ft
Inc
Utilities
South
Mindanao
(Un)
Inc
—
Low
22 »/4
104
*22 V*
a^5 » a~5
—
Week'i
Friday
16%
—10
P 10
10c
(Glenn).
Co
5
Range Since Jan. 1
S
— 1
.——•
18
Marchant Calculators—
NOVEMBER
ENDED
STOCKS
Shares
High
Low
Par
Macy & Co
WEEK
for Week
JSS.
8,„LP,L
men-
FOR
Sales
"dt'i*
Nov
Nov
Volume
Number 5375
180
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1907)
CANADIAN MARKETS
4'.
RANGE
FOR
WEEK
ENpED
NOVEMBER
5
1,'
Friday
STOCKS
Week
Last
Range
Electrolux
Corp
Enamel
Heating
&
1
12%
preferred
preferred
20%
Jan
27%
Oct
Jan
21'/s
Aug
21%
6,560
15%
Jan
24
Sep
Anglo-Canadian Pulp & Paper.
Angio-Nfld Development Co__^..
1.695
20%
Jan
27%
Nov
British
Columbia
July
Brown
Company
27
27
27 %
111
111
111
5
104
Jan
111
all3%
all5
11
110
Jan
113%
Oct
$5
6%
200
Feb
7
Aug
$3.00
65
650
*35
59
6 3 4'
63 %
63
pfd
inc
1
1927
—
—50
Alabastine
Jan
92
92
25
10%
10%
360
al02% al02.%
1
52 %
52 %
52%
44
44 %
__*
Howard
Smith
$2.00
Paper common
♦
25 %
25%
50 %
Mining
Bay
Oil
50 '/a
I
Imperial Oil Ltd
»
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
Canada
&
Canada
.v
?
4';
preferred
6G
preferred
Industrial Acceptance
July
Canadian
160
48%
Feb
53
32%
Jan
45%
Oct
New
Dominion
;
$§.00
%
■5
preferred
Corp
2.750
19%
Jan
27
44 %
Jan
51
Jan
50
'
Aug
Canadian
International
28%
Jan
Oct
Canadian
Silk
2,156
9%
Feb
12
Sep
Canadian
Western
275
23%
Jan
25%
Sep
Casmont
Jan
7%
Apr
Claude
25
25%
6%
6%
4
%
150
.
48 %
'.'45%
6
2.755
Bronze
-pfd_
6'<
Intl Nickel of Canada
7 V preferred
k
International
Paper
105
94%
Feb
105%
Oct
225
39
Jan
48 %
Aug
al7
al7
52%
28.648
15.%
34%
Apr
47%
Jan
52%
134
134
jo
128%
Feb
135%
75
80
__25
51%
common:..
__100
79%
7.50
common—'
.
:
45
V
—*
130
Corp common—5
■35%
35%
36
26%
28 V*
a21 a21%
233
127 7 130
265
.
Interprovincial Pipe Lines
Limited
Lake
♦
of
the
Lang
&
Sons
Laurentide
5
(John)
Woods
Ltd
•
;
._*
common
(John
Ai__.
class
Acceptance
20%
43
MacKinnon
5</f
1
MacMillan
Bloedel
&
Ltd
Corp.
class
$
Mitchell
«
Molson
i
class
Morgan
4%%
22%
class
Oct
22%
V 88
15
8%
17,030
7%
Ltd
34 %
33%
34 %
2,478
26%
Jan
19%
19 3 4
200
24% ; 24%
600
Dominion
National
i.
•
Engineering
*
5
Niagara
Wire
Noranda
Candy
Northwestern
17%
Jan
23%
Sep
81
Jan
88
15
37
Jun
19%
Apr
Nov
23%
Jan
27
67c
cum
Lambert
Penmans
67c
Class
B
Feb
27
15%
Jan
19
19%
Oct
MacLaren
Sep
>
-27
55
•
100
Jun
106
;
13
400
14
300
27%
715
j
9%
12
Lowney
Price
Corp
Bros
4 nr
Oct
Mersey
Oct
Mexican
29
Sep
Minnesota
40
Aug
Moore
75
•
'5
75
1,183
92%
50
35 %
23%
36
780
30% Mar
36
Oct
£3%
300
22% Jan
25%
<*
a
r<«
32%
Jan
58
Feb
92%
•
Nov
'
93%
Sep
Rolland
Royalite
1
155
63
...
Apr
40
Apr
20
;
>
60
35
44
105
Oct
24
Mar
74%
:
Feb
47%
Jan
113
St
31%
760
31%
Nov
35%.
37%
7,440
26%
Jan
38
1
46
1.107
35
Jan
48
Sep
*
40%
39
41
2,850
31%
Jan
100
102
102
102
40
92
Jan
common
Transport
16%
*
r—
Sicks
41 %
102
J6 %
345
13%
Jan
16%
27
.
339
22
Jan
28%
11%
-*
:
(Hi
Southam
12% Mar
15%
Sep
86
:
34
Jan
58'/a
Nov
Jan
23
23
100
20
Apr
25 %
35%
37%
100
27%
Jan
38
4.00
4.00
250
25
~
■
4
21
Mar
26%
390
1.70
1.65
1.70
1,720
97
92%
97%
522
63% Jan
40
37
40
323
33
28'/a
27
28%
2,910
19
Feb
26%
Jan
1.20
Oct
6%
Nov
26%
_*
com—
*
Com
6%
6
6
123
a24
a24
11
a53
«. —
a53
13
14
' '
pfd_20
50
1
class
Ltd
class
13
_1
15
A—
Nov
2.55 Aug
100
Apr
Sep
40
Nov
Jan
28% Aug
4.10
Jan
Oct
5.75
25
Jan
26
52
Feb
53
Mar
10%
600
Feb
15%
Jun
Aug
.
15
15
68
12
Jan
17
Jun
*
A
44
44
100
40
Feb
46
Aug
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100
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3.70
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12c
22c
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3-50
47,400
Jan
3.50
Nov
Ameranium
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13% '13%
300
Apr
14
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Ltd
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250
10
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Electric
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66
60
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*
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preferred
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Zellers
Limited
12
—
63
1,260
50
Jan
160
1,783
35
Jan
20
96
Jan
Baska
200
20%
Jan
27
Aug
-1
26%
100
26
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27
Aug
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5c
28%
100
28
Mar
29% May
„1
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25
Ltd———
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Ltd.
1
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Uranium
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10
42%
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2.80
3.10
41
3.10
1ft
49%
10
56
4,681
36
Jan
48 %
#
July
13.284
2.45
Sep
49%
412
42 %
Jan
50
Aug
Aug
56
325
41% Mar
56
~1
Oct
56
49%.
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35 %
34 >5
35%
781
27%
Jan
35%
42 %
41 %
42%
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33
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45
Aug
Calumet
41%
41%
41%
175
31% Mar
43
Sep
Campbell
47 %
47%
50
36%
47%
Nov
Canadian
46
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43
3,077
37%
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47
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&
SAVARD
MONTREAL
TORONTO
CANADIAN
Dev
STOCK
Notre Dame
Branch:
St.
62
William
St., New
TROIS-RIVIERES
4c
Mar
600
43c
9,500
24c
Aug
55c
Jan
30c
7,100
30c
Nov
45c
Jan
4c
6c
Jan
87c
1.10
Sep
13c
13c
2.05
2.05
2.10
9c
7%c
9%c
3c
10%
-
Office:
Cons
Central
-
—*
Jan
1.32 July
2%c
75c
Jun
July
1.70
Sep
30c
2,000
10 %c Aug
25c
Jan
11,800
•
Nov
2.00 May
2.80
Jan
40,700
3c
3,000
10%
1,550
24 %c 27 %c
15,800
3c
10%
3c
29 %c
5c
Feb
2%c
Apr
9
Apr
Jan
30c
Sep
4c
Jan
12% Jan
Mines
6.90 July
25c 25 %c
13,700
6.55
1,900
13c
68,518
CHICOUTIMI
-
ST. JOHNS. P. Q.
90c
1,500
May
1.00 Sep
14c
11 %c
14c
41,000
5c
July
14c
1
1.32
1.50
2,200
83c
May
1
5c
4%c
5c
2,000
3%c
Oct
1
85c
78c
92c
17,306
43c
Apr
6c
1,000
5c
13c 13 %c
7,000
13c
2%c Mav
—
86c
6c
2%c
2%c
1,000
7c
7c
7c
1,000
Dominion
East
Rim
East
Sullivan
Mines
Mines
Nickel
15%
—*
Asbestos
Malartic
Mines
Mines
Ltd
Limited
Ltd
Ltd
Oct
1.40
1
2 %c
East
13c
500
Ltd——1
—
Ltd
Jun
Nov
3,900
1
Mines
Jujy
6c
Oct
6.55
6c
———1
Dome
5c
Sep
Jan
3.95
Cortez Exnlorations Ltd
j-
Oct
4.25
9.65
45c
6c
1
Mining Co Ltd
5.60
Aug
3.75
Ltd
Cournor
Square
22c
2.35 May
10%c
—
Mines Ltd
Rochette
2.65 Mar
1,100
—1
Corp Ltd—.
Mines Ltd
Mines
125
8.75
6.40
1
50c
Cadillac
Denison
July
3.75
8.60
12c
*.
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Corp..
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14C
3.75
3.80
Co Ltd
Mines
Consolidated
York City, HAnover 2-0575
SHERBROOKE
1
25 %c
Copper-Man
West, Montreal
Phillip^
8.75
Explorers Ltd
Ltd
Cobalt
EXCHANGE
26 %C
Ltd
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Consol
EXCHANGE
1
Mining
&
Chibougamau
PL-9501
1203
Branch
-
35c
1.50
500
Mines Ltd
1
Ltd—*
—
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Citra-Lartic
STOCK: EXCHANGE
STOCK
Telephone
QUEBEC
9%c Aug
Apr
Feb
35C
1,000a
1,500
2,000
Corporation Limited.*
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Chemical
HART
Collieries
Consolidated
Local
Jan
63c
13c
8,000
(Dunsmuir)
Mines
Chibougamau
Asbestos
Central
MEMBERS:
Uranium
Carnegie Mines Ltd^
Cassiar
230
Oct
11c
Nov
10
10
Royal
3c
Mar
Mar
6c
3%c
5c
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10
„
1
Mines Ltd.
Gold
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Dominion
l%c Jan
38c
13c
90c
1
-
100
29 %c 29 %c
1
'
48,500
Jun
30c
Barvue
Sep
26%
.^-25
1,100
10c
45c
3.75
1.50
Oct
104
13%
2%c
9c
2.85 Mar
3%c
—
Feb
26%
preferred
1
1
Jan
a25
preferred
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Nov
7%
a24
5r'r
Atlas
500
Nov
97%
a25
6^
Sep
;
45c
10c
1
Ltd.
55
*
|
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25
103V2
1
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103% 103%
—100
common
69%
60
103%
Oct
al2% al2:%-
*
pfd
66
48%
103% 103%
—100
13%
16c
15%
410
1
16c
16c
1,000
1
3.05
3.10
800
59c
60c
5,000
4.10
4.15
500
-1
.1
4.10
1.65 May
43t
8c
Aug
3.95
Nov
Nov
1.50 Nov
6c
1.18
Feb
Oct
Aug
11c
Jan
Nov
13 %c
Nov
3%c Mar
8%c
Oct
14
Jan
17%
Sep
16c
Nov
55c
5c
Jun
2.30 Mar
55c
3.60
Oct
Jan
May
3.4<^Feb.
l.lfe Feb
4.50 Apr
40
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1903)
Xv
.
Monday, November 8, 1954
..
CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
Exchange (Cont.)
Range
Sale Price
Par
Eastern
Metals
Ltd
Corp
Eastern
El
Smelting & Refining
Pen-Rey Oil & Mines Ltd—
Shares
5,600
55c
Jan
PhllliDs Oil
3.10
Apr
Pontiac
2.40
1,450
3,500
974c
Nov
Nov '
2.30
9%C
9%c
Nov
Ltd
Co
Petroleums
Oils
Quebec
Metal
Ltd—
Mines
1
Fenimore
Iron
Froblsher
Limited
Giant
Gold
Uranium
Grandines
Gui
Por
Uranium
Gunner
Gold
32.600
18%
2,225
Nov
36c
Aug
Sep
20% Aug
67 %c Apr
3.85 July
5.85 Aug
14%
Feb
51c
51c
51c
1,000
4.15
4.15
200
8.15
8.15
200
55c
55c
1,500
55c
Jan
76c
34c
500
28c
Aug
46c
5,000
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39c
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94c
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74c
68c
74c
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84c
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67c
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120
12c
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Oct
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60c
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20c
7% July
Atlas
2%c
12c
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62c
Jan
15c
80c
50c
Lead
Banff
Radiore
Steep
Mar
1.10
10c
Quebec Smelting & Refining Ltd
1
Quebec Yellowknife Gold Mines Ltd—1
Red
13c
11 %c Mar
5.60
Quebec Chibougamau Gold Fields Ltd-1
Mining Corp Ltd..—;
4,900
500
2%c
2%C
Quebec Copper Corp Ltd
1
Quebec Labrador Development Co Ltd.l
Quebec Nickel Corp Ltd
1
Quemont
900
20c
24c
__
2.16
16c
__
13c
2.10
2.16
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Ltd
Mines
Gold
Mines
220
Oct
9c
4c
13c
,
Feb
3,000
7%
62c
—1
Armistice
Obalski
Jun
16c
71c
pfd—25
Larder
Anglo-Canadian
Fortune
New
Aug
106%
23c
1
Nepheline
of
22%
Feb
9%c Jun
61c
100
Ltd
Corp
Jan
100
15cl7%c
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preferred
Mines
—
17
45
62,737
62c
1
Ltd
8% Aug
•
61
.
Nov
6%
*
39c
Ltd
Nov
26%
73c
41
—
Mines
1
Canada
26%
Aug
Jan
Sep
99c
Co
Jan
315
16c
7%
__
High
16%
24c
Ltd
5
_
2.00 Aug
25
*
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Ltd
of
Sep
Range Since Jan, 1
1
Consol
14c
12c
—
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21%
106 106%
7%
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trust
21 %
—
——
Pacific
8%,
14c
*
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Petroleums
61c
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21%
1
Distillers
Voting
Nov
39c
50
common
56c
Ltd-
8%
Yellowknife
Warrants
3.60
July
8%
Oil
&
13%c
Cotta
Molybdenite
10%
24c
Jun
5%C
•
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Jan
36 %c
2.990
Mining
Uranium
Mining
2,000
46,879
—100
56c
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Mining Corp Ltd
Island
Mindas
6c
26%
26%
A
Oct
8c
Nov
Low
23
26
Preferred
Nov
7.50
17%c
1.50
High
25%
Acadia-Uranium
-1
Ltd——
Ltd
Mclntyre-Porcupine
Merrill
16,300
46,500
Low
26%
—
common
1
Goldfields
Mines
10c
25c
3.15
Ltd
Ltd
Mines
100
8c
18c
_
Lingside
Lorado
8.50
8.50
1
Lafayette Asbestos Mines Ltd—
—1
Lake Lingman Gold Mining Co Ltd—*
Lavalie
Mines Ltd
1
Shares
25
preferred
Jan
Oct
1
Mining & Explor Co Ltd
July
3.35
for Week
Paper common—1—•
&
July
40c
AJax
Labrador
80c
May
Sales
Range
•
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70c
3,000
*
Ltd
Mines
Oct
1.60
Exchange
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
Apr
Class
Kayrand
Kenmayo
12c
Jan
Par
Jaculet
Nov
2,900
Canadian Fonda
Jan
16
56c
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Mines—.
2.68
20c
3.15
Jan
■
Ltd.—*
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Inspiration Mining & Dev Co
1
Uranium
1.24 Mar
12c
3.10
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Iso
3,200
High
1.80 Mar
12c
Limited
Co
Oct
11
2.68
1
Feb
17c
2.63
Jan
18c 18%c
2.68
1.20 Aug
3.10
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Tri-Tor Oils Ltd
Westburne
1,100
1
_
_
Petrol-Chemical—
Trican
Low
1.31
Oct
34c
Ltd
Mines
Mines
Mines
15c
4.15
Ltd—*
Mines
Mines
Ltd.
Mines
36c
18%
•
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Graham-Bousquet Gold
28c
18%
1
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Yellowknife
Goldfields
Ltd
Mines
35C
•
Falconbridge Nickel Mines Ltd
Range Since Jan. 1
High
1.30
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Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
Fab
Shares
Low
*
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for Week
1.30
1
—
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
High
1.42
Nov
2.30
—
Last
Sale Price
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
56c
Week's
Friday
9%C
2.35
1
5
STOCKS
High,
55c
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NOVEMBER
for Week
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Low
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Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
'
Range
Bridge & Tank Corp $2.90 pref
Brilund
50
Ltd
Petroleum
1
British
American
Oil
British
Columbia
Electric
47
50
1:50
265
1.70
1.80
2.50
2.50
47
5
5,800
2.90
1.65
1.60
Consolidated
Discovery
Oct
Consolidated
East
Feb
Consolidated
Gillies
Lake
5.20
Jan
Consolidated
Golden
Arrow
Nov
20%
Jan
29%
Nov
Consolidated
Jan
94%
Sep
Consolidated
Consolidated
27%
29%
8,625
92'A
91%
92'A
77
50
475
102 102 %
215
90
Jan
194
48
Jan
preferred
50
50
4%%
preferred
100
102%
50
51%
51%
52%
8
7%
8
Aug
Consolidated
15%
15%
105
13
Jan
17
Jun
Consolidated
12'A
11%
850
9
Jan
12%
Nov
Consolidated
Forest
British
Packers
Columbia
Class
Products
class
•
A
*
B
*
British
Columbia
Power
British
Columbia
Telephone
Broulan
Reef
Brunhurst
•
23
23%
42
43
310
1.50
1.45
24c
29c
70,350
10
4%c
300
3%c May
35% Jan
9%c
45% July
5,000
8%c Jun
16'Ac Sep
Sep
300
19%
Jan
26
Aug
Crestaurum
67
40
51%
Jan
75
Jun
411
8%
26c
289,700
13
14
17c
14c
19c
784
84
31
30%
28%
8
31%
242
8
8
262
14'A
14%
125
100
100
23%
120
120
68
70%
255
3.60
3.50
3.70
3,265
1.15
-
20
10c
British
Canadian
Car
41'A July
39
75%
25
Aug
58
Jan
1.20
79
1.20
600
Sep
1.90
1.90
500
24
100
31c
31c
36c
4.40
Canadian
*
Celanese
common
Colleries
Decalta
Canadian
42%
1,740
32%
Jan
24%
3,604
44% Aug
21%
Jan
27
80'Ac
98c
3,100
1,305
22
24%
1,080
&
22
22%
691
18
35%
35%
May
75
29
Feb
9%
8%
9%
1,785
8.60
8.80
63c
65c
3,810
5,299
(Dunsmuir)
3
8.80
•
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Canadian
Food
General
Products
Securities
class
Homestead
Oils
A
18c
Feb
70c
Jan
135
50
Apr
74
615
15
Nov
17%
Cos
152
1.92
5,119
36c
40c
3,500
15%
1
27c
25
Petrofina
Ltd
Canadian
Pipelines
&
Canadian
Vickers
Williston
20c
Oct
1.02
Jan
26%
12,498
21
Jan
27%
Jun
12
Jan
22% May
1.10 Aug
17
Jan
1.45 Aug
34
Aug
Corp
,300
2.02
1,35
1.41
670
1.40
July
4.40
4.40
700
4.30
Oct
11%
Apr
80c
•
6.00
1
80c
84c
3,200
July
1.17
Sep
5.15
Oct
7.00
Jan
Fraser
425
2.39
Jan
3.00
Oct
1,550
*
1.30
1.25
1.30
123,800
70c
68c
70c
5,035
14 %c
1
18c
83c
Chamberlain
Oil
Research
12,000
13c
Jun
22c
3.90
65c
Oct
1.45
3,000
6c
14,700
2,100
1.25
Corp
Jan
30c
Oct
82c
July
5
Mar
1.74 Mar
145
10%
Apr
15% Aug
71,370
1.52
Jan
4.00
3.70
4.00
5c
6
Feb
Nov
1,400
4c
Apr
34c
7%c Jan
32c
35c
15,650
28c
Jan
83c
82c
58%c Apr
89c
9,500
40c
Mar
1.20
Oct
Jun
2.09
Oct
1.81
1.70
1.85
82,225
1.65
1.55
1.65
800
65
1
13 %c
•
Chemical
68c
certificates
64%
65
14c
Consolidated
Cochenour Willians
Corp
'
1
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60c
Equipment
1,500
55c
Jun
1.15 Mar
July
1.50
80c
78c
80c
15
15
ll%c
—
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Confederation Life
*
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Jun
15
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50
55
46'%
12
13'A
3,226
31
14%
Oct
30%
31'A
2,210
18'%
Jan
31%
Nov
7%
Jan
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237/a Sep
*
9%
8%
9'%
6,745
23'%
23'%
23'A
495
*
7'%
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common
7
7'%
35c
40c
82,350
25
25
25
195
Gas
5%
Geco
12c
14c
31,300
10c
Oct
43c
Feb
24c
15c
May
35c
1.23
1.11
Aug
1.23
43,700
69,750
69c
Jun
1.50
Sep
3.05
2.98
3.10
68,585
Jan
3.45
Feb
64c
57c
67c
96,400
50c
50c
4.05
4.00
4.15
57c
52c
58c
3.75
3.90
400
6%
6%
100
28'A
30
875
*
__
20
common
30
500
99c
Sep
7%c
9c
9,500
7c
Apr
11%c
12c
10%c Aug
3,900
11c
Aug
3%c
3%c
1,500
3'Ac Mar
3.50
250
3.50
4.25
200
3.75
116%
130
1,350
1.68
1.600
43c 43%c
2,225
32,400
*
14c
18c
7%
•--^'111
60c
16c
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95c
42c
4.10
Feb
Feb
Jan
5.00
130
-
1.95
Sep
Mar
49c
Aug
20c
802,484"
Sep
42c
Jan
83c
55c
Oct
62c
6c
10c
82,431
7c
8c
4,500
21c
21c 22%c
II,500
4%c July
,
6c
:
14c.
27%
29
559
15c
14c
16c
32,300
14c
93c
93c
98c
4,500
54c
4,941
14%
19
27
25%
27
7,302
24%
26%
2,476
95c
1.10
105,945
1.25
1.20
1.28
*
28
27%
28
28%
28%
28%
10c
11c
A
1
—
*
;
Mines
17%
3.60
1
*
97
3.25
*
18'A
6'Ac
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Nov
Apr
15% July
28%
Oct
110
26
3,500
3.60
11,078
52c
54,350
36'Ac
Sep
4,700
1.15
Jan
92'A
98
1,310
18%
18%
3.05 July
64
Jan
Jan
5c
Oct
10c
Nov
Jan
24
Sep
Feb
94
Sep
129,400
23
2,245
93%
93%
93%
20
4.10
4.00
4.30
21,615
65c
78c
I,650
85
85'%
183
58c
72c
164,600
41c
48c
6,000
29c
28
2,321
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100
--
1
70c
*
45c
*
28
100
111%
common
Ltd
26%
111% 111%
1
9.25
6%
6%
63'A
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64%
15
7
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9.40
*
—
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Apr
2.50 Aug
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29% Aug
13'Ac Jan
May
1.70
•
(extended to June
Jan
7c
22%
common
Bakeries
1.10
2.10
130
I
26%
2,225
100
pfd
Jan
Jan
*
common
Feb
20% Aug
27% Sep
Aug
1.05 Aug
48c
*
Jan
1.07
71c
1.65
51c
1.70
*
19
Oct
25c
*
—
*
:
Jan
30
July
20%
1.05
.Jan
19
26%
1
25c
class
43c
Feb
Feb
Jan
Jan
20
Oct
10c
Oct
__
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Sep
14 %c
Aug
9.60
80
3.80
21% Aug
July
30c
Feb
80
Sep
16'Ac Apr
:
5.40 Aug
1.08 May
92
72c
Jan
Jan
78c
Jan
Jan
28
Nov
Jan
112
July
July
104
II,101
'
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5.55
1,250
5%
Jan
200
35%
Jan
73
Aug
58
Jan
92
Nov
Jan
13
Feb
7% Aug
5
92
87%
92
566
—1
5.00
4.90
5.00
1,025
4.90
Nov
7.00
Apr
1
common
5.00
4.90
5.00
500
4.80
July
7.00
Steel
Wares
Apr
10%
10'A
375
10'/8
Nov
16%
Jan
•
common
Preferred
10%
100
103
Gold
65
35c
23c
38c
1,430,575
8.10
8.00
8.20
2,165
4%c
3'Ac
5'Ac
87,300
2%c Oct
*
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Gold
Gold
103
1
Lake
Yellowknife
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54c
59c
27,700
54c
100
Mar
4c
July
7.70
Jan
Nov
104
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Apr
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*
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Nov
3.75
4.50
57c
8c
25
Nickel
1.25 Aug
7% Aug
1.17 Feb
Jan
Oct
1
Power
Lake
3.55
60c 60'Ac
8'Ac
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Petroleum
God's
Oct
55c
__
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Class A
Geneva
1.90
7,545
52,200
3.90
1
General
Giant
Feb
20c
1
Motors
Glenora
Apr
8%
12c
1
General
General
Mar
25'A
1
preferred
General
62c
Jan
22 %c
1
Ltd
Mines
Feb
Jun
19%
1
Exploration
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6
35c
1
Mines
Ltd
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51
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Nov
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1.68
•
Consolidated Allenbee Oil
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1.30
5
—
65c
4.20
__
1
Commoil
65c
1,600
3.50
1
Colomac
481,998
*
Feb
1.00
1
Cooper
Yellowknife
Apr
Nov
1.20
69c
1
Lake
14c
Oct
1.50
Coldstream
3.00
67% Sep
Jun
55c
59c
7%
5c
8.818
1.30
•
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Nov
55% Feb
72c
1.36
*
1.55
448,175
1
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1.02
125
10 %c
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Cobalt
Consolidated
13c
265
4%c
25
Citra-Lartic
16'A
Gaitwin
Feb
6
♦
Consolidated
12c
15
1
Chromium
Mines
Coniaurum Mines
May
1
Explor
—
16'%
104
13%
20
Warrants
Jan
1
Mines
16%
Feb
II,200
15
1
Jan
Gold
Frobisher
Jan
18c
88c
6'Ac
1.17
15
50c
Mines
85c
Jun
5%
•
11%
Co
Cos
Freiman
2.50 Feb
22c 23%c
1.17
10
Chateau-Gai Wines
5.75
82c
—
*
pfd
Jan
1.25 Aug
67c Mar
6%c
__
1
Oils
3.70
515
Sep
*
Petroleum
Francoeur
6,295
4.80
Jan
13'%
•
Iron
6.55
4.50
99%
13%
Sep
18%
*
Fl<?et Manufacturing
Ford Motor class A
2.85
4.50
1
3.55 May
3.00 Apr
5.90
1
1
Federated
Fenimore
64c
111
131%
May
8% Mar
Apr
23.50
Kirkland
2.85
__
13%
Ltd
Foundation
Ltd
3,867
Mines
Grain
Federal
44'A
Oct
104
Preferred
1,330
1
Coniagas
Federal
2.66
Gold
Consol
15,375
Oils
6.50 Mar
17% Sep
Feb
31
17%
1
Nov
54c
103
com
Apr
2.05 Mar
33%
Oct
16%
Faraday Uranium Mines
Fargo
29%
Uranium
Coin
Fanny
July
4.15 Mar
2.66
__
6%
Players
Farmer
28%
1
25
1
Falconbridge
Famous
29%
Oil
Cockshutt Farm
Jun
300
1.35
I,143
8
Oils
Jan
36,795
1
42%
8
/
16% Mar
Feb
41%
Corp
1.25
Porcupine
Cody-Reco
Eureka
2.35 Mar
3.80 July
Jan
16c
Jan
20c
14%
♦
Nov
19'A
__
42
1,240
17%
Life Insurance
Mines Ltd
1.20
Gas
Cochrane-Dunlop
Estella
168
Jan
26,700
103'%
Equitable
Feb
19%
__
1
trust
Feb
Nov
2.79
Jan
1,478
18c
Glacier
152
Mar
1.55
4.65
15%
16c
Jan
1.25
Jun
4.50
__
Jan
42c
Jun
24
Apr
5.00
Jun
1.25
15%
Gold
1.25
Patricia
Voting
Pen-Rey
63
67c
12c
17c
Mines
Mines
Sol
16
Oct
15%
Mines
El
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•
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Chrysler
12%
152
2.50
com
Chemical
Nickel
El
Mar
7%
1.00 May
1.00 Aug
9,997
Minerals
Sullivan
1
Centremaque
Cobalt
East
Eldrich
Aug
Sep
27c
25%
Rim
10
Trethewey
Chibougamau
600
33'%
May
18c
II,100
31
12c
Feb
3.00
57,200
33
Aug
10c
•
9,800
19c
1.30
Nov
1
&
East Malartic
East
preferred
Producers
Steel
175
1.10
16c
1.25
Oct
24%
Jan
1.05
17c
1.30
Mines
650
1.75 Apr
35c
625
168
3.00
Dyno
Petroleums
Gold
Lake
15%
21c
25%
*
Central Leduc
15
168
Feb
575
28
1.80
Oils
Elder
2.95 Mar
32% July
Apr
127% Apr
5
2.95
Railway
22%
50
36c
100
Asbestos
152
Duvex
Emerald
75
A
1.85
*
Canadian
Cassiar
650
•
common
preferred
Cariboo
24
38%
650
10c
Warrants
Canadian Oil & Gas Reserves
Canadian Pacific
Canso Natural
24
38%
28c
" *1.10
1
Oct
79 %c Feb
7,500
1
Oils—
Malartic
Canadian
Gold
Sep
33,780
:
5,700
common
Textile
9.75
6.30 Aug
61
;
1.05
Mines
Oct
27c
100
1.02
Brewery
Dragon Oils & Gas
9%
1.80
..50
1.02
Metals
60
•
pfd
Oct
Steel
1.70
15%
16%c
Dow
Eastern
23 %c
15
121,734
2
—
Eastern
61
15
Preferred
Oct
1.70
♦
27c
Coal
&
Nov
•
Electric
Canadian
Chimo
24%
*
:
21c
25
Invest
&
35%
6% May
58c
24c
Oct
Jan
25% Aug
25% Oct
26 %c
Canadian
Chesterville
30
18% Mar
22%
35%
•
common
common
Cbeskirk
Apr
_*
Cellulose
July
1.25
16% Mar
1,265
Canadian Fairbanks common
Chemical
80'Ac Nov
28%
Canadian Devonian Petroleum
Canadian Dredge old common
Oil
Jan
6.25 Mar
23%
24%
Warrants
Canadian
Tar
41%
25
Chemical
Canadian
Dominion
Donalda
24
240
55%
10
Stores
Dominion
23%
3.50
50
Dominion
50c
27%
3.50
Jan
6C
1
Scottish
69'A May
24%
3.50
34
—100
28% May
13% Jun
July
28'A
50
*
Apr
3.10 Aug
24%
4,400
8
1
Steel
42'A
90c
13c
1
Preferred
22c
4,142
Sep
Sep
8
25c
Dominion
4.10
100'/a
12c
Magnesium
Dominion
Jan
160
Jan
12%c
Ltd
Foundry & Steel
Dominion
44c
Jan
825
*
Sep
Jun
9,000
1
pfd
4.00
9%c Mar
90c
May
July
17c
Apr
3.85 Mar
Apr
•
preferred
Canadian
Charter
Sep
3.00 Aug
%c Oct
6%c Oct
7'Ac
1
Bank
8
56c
55'%
Ltd
Oct
Oct
54
.
Coal
16
Jan
6%c
Asbestos
60% Mar
3,416
4.10
2.75
1.65 Aug
23
Jun
12'A
Mines
Jan
15
7'Ac
»
Preferred
4.35 Mar
Mar
75
54%
Sep
Jan
18c
30c
1
Mines
Dominion
Dominion
Mar
300
60
100
July
4.05
Jan
116
15
Seagrams
Exploration (Western)
Dominion
31
67
20
95
Minerals
Nov
70%
2.60 Aug
1.05 Aug
20
common
A
Detta
Sep
24%
Canners
Canadian
24% Aug
125
Jan
36
13%
160
95
A
Producers
Dome
245
4.35
Breweries
Canadian
Rio
Oct
110
24
Empire Oils
Canadian
Del
Dome
855
67
1,500
157
„
2.65
Sep
1
class
Gold
Sep
36
13%
18c
Distillers
2.15
B
17c
5
Mines
Sep
38%
*
18c
*
16%
Jan
1.00
___i
B
17
75%
__
10,020
Devon-Leduc
1.15
__
1
Commerce
Class
Oct
9
37%
20
500
77c
D'Aragon Mines
Sep
130% Aug
31% May
78% Jan
I,700
4.00
6%c
68c
Jan
25
5%c July
4.00
100
1.05
Jan
10
15 %c
6%c
100
Davis
35%
*
500
__
Aug
51%
*
*
of
70
75
70%
*
2,000
8c
10%
125
24c
8c
72c
Coal
Feb
Dominion
*
14%
22c
6%c
Zellerbach Corp
Crowshore Patricia
4.25
4,530
14'A
Oct
3.00 July
9c
July
1
Crown
Leather
.
1
Sep
6.30
Feb
19%
650
12.50
Bank
13
10
23'A
10
Cable class
121,869
153/3
♦
Trust
Nest
Oct
28c
4'A July
7'A Mar
50
100
2
Canadian
16%
23%
*
&
14c
15
21'Ac Feb
Jan
*
Oil
Chatco
Crown
July
14%
Feb
Oil
Central
Apr
8%
26c
Jan
130
Admiral
Centre
9
122
Atlantic
Central
2,063
130
Canadian
Central
Jan
Mar
____20
Wire
11c
15%
1
Pershing
Delnite
Canadian
Castle
7
15c
Croinor
3.40
common
12c
•
Mines
Jun
59
Jun
__
Canso
Jan
2.85
Preferred
Canadian
37%
75
22c
__
8f/0
14c
100
Lines
1,950
Croft. Uranium
54
Aug
3.25
Petrol.
2,570
3.40
<■
26
8c
3.25
Southern
500
23%
3.25
1
67
500
3.25
Canada Packers class A
Class B
1.85
22%
3.30
__
D'Eldona
Assurance
1.85
22%
♦
—
25%
13%
«
40c
__
*
Lead
Crow's
10
Jan "
10
Gas
B
Coulee
Sep
9.30 Sep
;
43c
*
Cournor
Jan
Canada Permanent
Mortgage
Canada Southern Oils warrants...
General
Class
Oct
6.70
SS
Petroleum
Mining
Craig Bit
8%
Warrants
New
7c
2,887
Life
$1.75
15,500
1,975
B
Mar
Jan
4.00
class
30c
Jan
8.40
Foundry
500
Apr
16%
3.90
Canada Malting
Canada Oil Lands
Class
13
8.05
Iron
Canada
Mar
8.10
Foundries
Canada
9
1
Canada
20c
__
41%
16%
Oct
Oct
96c
West
47%
__
15c
9c
Jan
Consolidated
Red
Canada
Canada
Oct
4%c
10%c 10%c
!
Feb
11,616
41c
May
Jun
A
Canada
30 %c
40%
*
5c
11c
41c
11c
July
■.
Oct
1,180,000
10'Ac
__
ll'Ac
3.80 Aug
2.55 Mar
Stone_
10'Ac
Apr
10c
Cut
l
2.50
Sep
Sep
July
12c
&
25c
30'%
Jan
5c
5,000
common
1.70
Feb
7c
22,557
Foils
Oct
10c
22
4,500
218,525
Crushed
87c
2,720
10,000
15c
Preferred
14,895
21,600
May
31,000
6.00
Canada
95c
19c21'Ac
U%c
14c
13c
Feb
Apr
3.90
11c
5.70
Canada
Class
Jan
9c
*
87c
87c
19'Ac
3.50
35c
53c
Feb
common
29 %
Oct
6'Ac
11 %c
common
26%
Jan
Oct
1.55
5c
15c
Cement
28%
2.30
10 %c
45c
6.00
Bread
Canada
17,700
8'Ac
3.90
Lake
8,700
2.05
11c
29c
«
Gas
55,900
12c
1.85
6'Ac
1
&
2.90
2.65
ll'Ac
1.96
1
1
Oil
Feb
1
Sep
1
Oils
Jan
59c
1
13c
20c
1
Flon
Aug
July
40c
8c
Sannorm
33,300
25c
20c
Rochette
Consumers
r
I,925
99,725
2.75
*
Conwest Exploration
Copper-Man
Corby (H) Dist voting
54
Feb
30c
24c
Nov
May
Consolidated
Oct
25%
30c
20c
Nov
Jan
1
Edmonton
Cons
Campbell
Campbell
Canada
14c
25c
Chibougamau
Calnorth
Calvan
18'Ac Jan
Jan
•
Bousquet
Flin
Oct
7% Mar
9c
*
Burrard class A
Callinan
6c
75c
*
45c
Ranwick
Jun
41%
Jan
Consolidated
55c
•
class A
&
72,433
Jan
5%c July
1
10c
24c
*
Gold
2,430
15%c
32,200
n%c
Oils
1,000
„
Calgary
Quebec
7,000
*
Knife
B
Calder
Peak
Consolidated
11
16c
Steel
Co
Class
Consolidated
Oct
6c
*
Burlington
Sep
66c
4%c
12c
2
66c
Products
&
26c
•
Hill
Burns
25
43%
2.25
10%c
1
Jan
Oct
i0%c
2.85
70c
1
Mosher
Aug
1.36
1,849
*
Smelting
17%
881,940
,_1
Lake_.
Yellow
8
4gc
1.83 May
40c
July
i
Mattarrow
Consolidated Mic Mac Oils Ltd
Consolidated Mining &
5%c
Canadian
Red
Building
Jan
Sep
Jun
1
Buffalo
Bunker
25c
8%cll%c
10'A
54
1
Gold
Ankerite
Buffalo
Bulldog
11c
_1
50
103%
High
30,033
Consolidated
10c
19 "Ac
1
Oct
42
17,800
1
:
Mining
Brunswick Mining
Buffadison
1.55
1
Mines
6%
1,543
42
1
Brunston
Buffalo
23
49%
6,075
25
Co
Mines
Mines Ltd
Brunsman
49%
Low
2.85
1
Orlac
preferred
British Columbia
Range Since Jan. 1
High
2.50
l
Nicholson
12%
5%
2.70
1
Howey
Oct
Mines
Halliwell
78
28%
Shares
*
2.55
2.50
for Week
4qc
Crest
17,600
Sales
Range
Low
i
Oct
•
Week's
of Prices
Last
Par
Aug
50
Oct
4%%
;■<
Friday
Sale Price
High
Nov
1.50
pfd__100
4%
NOVEMBER
STOCKS
Low
47
1.50
1.75
1
ENDED
Range Since Jan. 1
High
47
1.50
Mines
Britalta
Shares
Low
Warrants
WEEK
for Week
ef Prices
Sale Frice
Par
FOR
Sales
Jan
41
42
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1910)
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Toronto Stock Exchange
AVEEK
of Prices
Par
Low
Shares
Low
High
Mines
Eagle
Mines
Goldlields
——1-1
21c
Aug
37c
Jan
Maedonald
22c
89,900
10c
July
26c
Sep
Macfie
5c
July
14c
Nov
Mackeno
Sep
MacLeod-Cockshutt
83c
Oct
MacMillan
34c
Sep
Madsen Red Lake
Goldora
22c
174,200
1.95
4,350
55c
50c
60C
20c
29C
7c
58,509
5 %c
28,100
5'/2C
Mining
4%c
j~S''
147%
52%
.
50
__
52%
Sep
3%c
,
.
Apr
3 %C July
3c
July
7%c Jan
.
•
Feb
Jan
153
Nov
Maneast
Jan
53
July
Co
&
Graham
Grandines
Great
Plains
Great
West
Class
17
35
17
Jan
82,159
21c
Oct
49c
18 %c
10c
19c
28,600
10c
Nov
28
—
27
28%
3,195
18%
Jan
common—
Grass
Coal
Mines
Jan
Marbenor
29 %c
Feb
Marcus
28%
Sep
Marigold
West
Oct
Maritime
3.95
Jun
7.95
Jan
1.00
Gridoil
Gulf
Freehold
—
5
7
800
5
Feb
9% Mai-
4.75
5.00
310
4%
Sep
9 % Mar
Matachewan
22
400
Nov
24% May
6.55
2,080
5.55 Aug
7.20 Mar
Lead
8c
9c
23,600
6'Ac Aug
10,210
8.00 Mar
9C
—.____
Mines
Gunnar
1—11~9c
8.70
Products
Gwillim
Lake
2.50
100
9c
11c
111,500
44
45
1,405
1
-
44%
& Alabastine—
Gypsum Lime
8.70
2.50
10c
common_____.
Gold———
8.45
2.50
—
Gurney
4.90
22%
Apr
Oct
2.98
Oct
15
15
2.90
2.90
100
12c
11,000
16
247,168
1214c
12c
13C
28,800
15c
A
11%c
10
class
Brass
Hallnor
14c
16c
11,200
___
Mines •/__——-A
175
18c
Mai-
64C
55c
11,305
Rock
Gold
11 %c
—
Carpets
Harding
Hibbert
Harrison
Mines—__
Hasaga Gold
17%
Jan
23%
Sep 1
If
1.60
Jan
1.85
Aug
lQ%e
9 %c
11c
22,200
Feb
12 %C
Sep
1.75
1.70
1.81
19,450
'*■.
/22c
22c 26 %c
44,130
13c
9% ;
10
-
1['
Head
Jan
11
-
5c
Mar
lie
21,950
7c
Aug
24%c
Jan
13c
8%c
8%c
1,00)
8c
Feb
15c
Aug
31c
30c
35c
7,900
26c
Aue
52c
Jan (
.=
21c
July
65c
Jan I
30c
31c
4,600
7c
7%c
7,600
3%c
Jun
10 %C
Oct
>
,14c
14c
14c
3,200
14c
Nov
37c
Feb
•
8% V. 8%
14,910
500
.8%
*
3.25
'■
McCol]
Frontenac
V;
common
'•
33%
.34%
._
Preferred
Porcupine
.5
32%
Jan
45%
Sep
McKenzie
Red
34%
Mines
Gold
Heva
High
17c 18 %c
Crest
Oils
i
Ltd
10
Lake
15%
Sep
3.50 July
Red
Lake
McWatters
Gold
■I
Hinde
Sarcee
7 %
Feb
16
Nov
Merrill
6c
Aug
17%C Jan
25c
Jun
45c
May
4,100
17c
10c
Jun
26c
Jan
39,000
6c
July
13 %c
334c
4%c
14,750
3c
Oct
7%c
Jun
Meta
—
Mines
Uranium
Mexican
—_
Light
Jan
66 %
Oct
5,905
30c
Jan
43c
Jun
15c
108,580
5c
Jun
15c.
6'Ac
Jan
26c
3 00
Jan
6.25; Nov
Apr
51c
9c
lie
11c
14C
3,100
4.40
6.25
17,860
40c
38c
40c
6,700
7.60
7.40
7.70
3,250
.1
Power
&
common.
*
12%c
J 5c
8,400
Jan
12%c
15c
2,200
457/b
46%
325
Jan
30c
Nov
6%
25
Oil
Midcon
Mill
.
Gold
Hosco
Howard
Paper
750
&
;8%
4
Gas
16
2,632
ll7/«
6.90
7.10
2,572
2414c
2214 c
26c
121,700
1
—.
5%c
6%c
G
8c
38,200
25%
25%
2,373
51
25%
51
150
.50
___.
Mining
Hudson
Mining
Bay
Hugh-Pam Porcupine ;
Hughes-Owen class A
Huron
Erie
&
Husky
Oil
20'//
50%
Smelting
&
Corp
Porcupine
Jan
7
Nov
Montreal
Moore
J an
Morrison
30c
Oct
Multi-Minerals
Aug
8°.
19%
Jan
26%
45
Jan
51
Corp
2.80
2.85
2,000
8 %C
6'Ac
9 %c
374,500
1.30
1.45
6,600
15%
15%
16
1,375
10
Feb
16%- Sep
44c
48c
2,700
41c
Mar
53c 1 Jun
lie
12c
6,200
10c
Mar
23c
«
Sep
17%
18
31%
8%
Ltd
1
—
2.40
2.50
30,920
Chemical
Drug &
Jun
National
Grocers
51
Nov
Jan
37%
Jan
34c
2,300
27c
July
51c
13%
105
12
May
13 %
July
National
Steel
25
May
30
Mar
National
7.25
7.00
7.40
1,412
814 c
8c
8%c
13,800
30
30
202
Sep
8.20
Sep
Negus
10 %c
Jan
Nesbitt
Mines
Car
B
Alger
735
36%
Jan
48%
Nov
New
67
435
43
Jan
74
Sep
New
Bristol
12 %
13
535
5 'A
5%
5%
125
1.66
1.62
1.70
2,900
27
27
27%
1,005
24 %
July
29
37%
250
27%
Feb
38
11,200
9%c
Feb
16c i Aug
39%
14,684
28
Jan
39%
Oct
New
British
Dominion
P74
9%
9%
3,635
9
Mar
10%
Jun
—£l
614
6%
6%
1,300
6
Feb
4c
4c
1,500
3%c July.
45%
48
3,690
34%
$2 preferred
Ingersoll Machine class A
__
*
48
48
46%
48
39
St
Co
-
8%
8%
200
8
10%
590
7
Calumet
Concord
Development-..
New
Continental Oil'
New
Davies
Inspiration Mining
International
1
Powders
Bronze
2.10
8,350
400
400
50
25
International
Preferred
Metals
class
17%
17%
130
A
*
__100
_
34%
35
103% 103%
__
.
185
35"
New
28,852
8%c
13c
54,766
Sep
Devon
Dickenson
65
Milling
International
Nickel
International
Petroleum
Interprovincial
pfd_____
Co
Pipe
Mountain
__100
*
3.35 Mar
1.95 July
5.75
Apr
15% Aug
18
Oct
29% Mar
38
Aug
104
Jan
3.25
July
96
Feb
'
88
,
88 "
10
Jan
80 %
92
Jun
Nov
:
34%
Jan
♦
Line—
52%
21%
21
22
2,110
19
Jan
26 %
Apr
5
common
2754
26%
28%
9,552
20%
Jan
29
Sep
80c
88c
1,000
23c
88c
Nov
5114
50c
Mines
47%
.
52%
47,155
Mar
7%c May
Jacknife
Jack
Gold
Waite
Oil
Joburke
218,000
10 %c
4%C Aug
2.400
914c
7%c Mar
25,290
7c
Jan
11c
Oct
14c
Aug
Mar
Gold
1.55
1.75
1,100
1.40 Mar
3.80
Jan
8%c
(1939)
8%c
9V2c
40,400
5y2c Mar
28 %C
July
9%c
9c
8c
48c
36c
52c
56,200
21c
18c
22c
27,200
1.72
1.45
1.72
6%c
6%c
7c
22%
22%
.
—
Joliet-Quebec
Jonsmith Mines
Jupiter
7%c
Ltd
15
Oils
8,500
6,800
7%c Jul*
23c
Jan
29 %c May
73c
July
Sep
16c
34c
May
Mining
__
Kelvinator
Kenville
Kerr-Addison
17%
2.15 Mar
1.42 Aug
Mines
79c
Kirkland
Hudson
Kirkland
Lake
—
Townsite
Klondike
Keiore
New
Laguerre
Kroy
(John)
Labrador
Mining St Exploration.
Lake
Dufault
Lake
Lake
Lake
Wasa
Lake
of
La
Luz
New
Richfield
Rouyn
New
Superior
New
Nib
Apr
Nipissing
20c
Jan
Nisto
Sep
Nor-Acme
52c
Apr
46c
Oct
90c
Mar
Noranda
35c
Apr
60c
May
Norgold
12c 13%c
7,200
10c
July
24c
Jan
15c
Lapa:Cadillac
Laura
1.05
1.08
9,400
4%c Aug
17c
Oct
Liberal
Little
Long
Class
Lomega
London
Class
Norpax
22
20'A
20%
8.30
8.40
65c
71c
16,900
61c
Jun
17 %c 25 %c
-540,700
10c
Aug
25 %c
33c
486
4,175
17
7.75
Mar
21C
21c
651
16%c
5,000
5.00
85c
Jun
5.75
Aug
10% Aug
Jan
5.20
July
Hosiery
Oil
St
Louvicourt
Goldfields
Tellowknife
Sep
Nov
' Sep
6.60 July
For footnotes
page 43.
22,600
376,165
15 %c
Feb
89c
4%C
Jun
15C
Rankin
North
Star
891,800
5c
52,550
4c
Jun
9%c
Jan (
5c
5,000
4c
Oct
7%c
Feb
6,500
8%c
Jun
4%c
1,500
3%c
Oct
9c
18 %c
May
2.05
North
4.25
20c
Sep
,
Jun
12c
Sep
,
2.85
Jun i
1.40
t
Jan
57c
58
86c
July
'
Jan
8c
Aug
19c ' Sep
;
X
?
2.35
9c
1.78
5,800
401,500
45c
Mines
-51c
7%c
Jan
598,750
46c
Apr
4,855
16 %c
u
5c
2%c Apr
Nov
10c
16%
365
15
Jun
17
12%
12%
200
10%
Jan
14'/2 May
20
20
25
13
Jan
6c
12,800
74c
4,600
9c
9c
2,000
'
—
-r
17.
10c 12 '/2C
169,300
2.40
41,565
2.30
Mines
120,875
35
Ltd
Lake
Gold
36c
6
2.15
„
5.65
Jan
5c
60c
July
Jan
Oct
25
,
Aug
9%c Mar
,
,
„
82c
6'Ac Aug
Jan
■
14c
23c
10c
1.50
July
3.00
Aug
Aug
Feb
Jun
Oil
4.25
Okalta
Oct
25c 1 Jan
Oct
65c
4%c
Jan
92
Aug
20c
Jun
2,500
5%c
9,690
60c
7c
Feb
4 %c
4%c
16,500
1.35
1.20
1.35
4,300
25c
42c
634,300
13c
Omnitrans
Ontario
Exploration
Jockey
Club
,
3%c
3%c
24,000
3c
Pyrites
Ontario
Steel
60c
63c
3,175
56c
Jan
46
3,882
37%
Jan
47
May
Orertda
40%
Jan
72
Nov
Osisko
3c
Aug
Jun
75c
4:
85c
<•
May
4 '/2c
!
Jan
Co
Ltd__
7,450
75c
500
60c
Oct
95c
26
130
22
Jan
26
1.05
90c
86c
23%
common
23%
23%.
2.16
2.05
2.17
143,395
50
Mines__
.1.
12,550
1.00
3.50
945
3.00
5%C
5%c
1,000
4iy2c
44c
14,400
Nov
25%' Jun
21% July
3.00
Copper
May
'-Nov
1.05
.
Jan
2.95 May
2.50
May
Jan
42c J.Nov
2.25
65c
Jan
1.96
1.15 July
1.90
Aug
18c
11c
3%c July
•75c
2.40
Jan
2.56
Jan
Jun
4.45 Feb
5%c Feb
50c
1
1
t
9%c, Jan
July
Loan
Ontario
43%
_
93 %
50c
24%
Warrants
Ontario
;
^
68
72
1,928
4 %c
5c
19,600
20
50c
1.75
1.75
100
9c
10c
4,200
3.35
2.75
3.60
1,385.905
13c 14 %C
5,000
12c'
Oct
6,000
6'Ac
Sep
14C
7c
9c
1%
Nov
6'Ac Aug
28c
Jun
1.20
6%
Feb
Orange Crush
1
Gold
Lake Mines
•"—X*
Feb
Pacific
Feb
Pacific
Navigation.
(Eastern) -
Mar
Pacific
Petroleum
18c
3.60
Nov
Page
T3c
Jun
Feb
Pan
Coyle
Pamour
12c
—i
_•
1;10c
-A'-,
9.55
61-__
Oil
10c
30c
7%c
1.25
900
85c
43.205
10c
Oct
9.55
1,380
60%
63
890
6.20 Aug
60
Apr
70C
530
Clc
Mar
30c
32c
21J500
30c
Nov
Jan
1.75
Jan
10c ll%c
Jan
58c
Sep
70c
Porcupine
vera
30 %c
Nov
July
8.80
1.15
1;
Hershey. Tubes
We
43c
5c
.
Sep
r
Aug
3%c
-90C
Malartic
;
Jun
„
Mar
500
i
18%c.Nov
Oct
6c
lie
32c
Oils
O'Leary
Oct
9c
41c
4%c
Selections
Jun ;
1134> Nov :
Jan
70c
:
Oct
Jan
72c
Aug
11c
,
16c
Jun
68c
69c
.
Jun
18c » Feb
Aug
5%c
'-S.it
:
Ogama-Rockland
151,600
»
3.15
Feb
5%c July
3,500
3,000
Canada
7,000
O'Brien
»
Nov
14c
900
Northland
Obaska
Aug l
Sep
1,285
7C
10c
•
75'A- Sep
5c
12,397
'
6%C
6%C
Nov
13c
6%c.May
150,700
41%c
„
Nudulama
Aug
44
Jun
Apr i
Mar'
4.90
_/
Oct
28c
May
May
25cFeb
Nov
5c
3.10
Trinity
Northern
*
7'Ac Feb '
Feb
9c
24 %C Nov
■:
7c
10c 14 %c
Oil
Warrants
NOV
15c
5,313
Gold
North
May ;
Aug ■
'
4.35
Jan
28
,<
-
Aug
__
see
19c
Oct
%c
9%c 13V2c
4.20
20c
50c
"III
8c
Jan 1
Jan
20c
12%c Mar
Jun
48c
82,600
Oils
Oct
8,100
10C
Mines
•
5,451
Ltd
Mines
Inca
3.55
j
Uranium
Aug»
5c
2.11
Aug
13c
2.80
3,250
23c
5c
Petroleums
75c
4,300
;
Jan
■
37,100
3.80
common.-..
A
9c
19,205
'
3.60
20c
70
I
Gold
July
i
2,000
Canadian
North
63c
A
5c
Oct
Apr
;
45%
,
class
B
Island
Lorado
Lynx
Lac
19,400
Jan
25c
700
1
'
2.37
Groceterias
.July
189,836
1.28.
;
:
1.70
lie
Petroleum
7 %c
10c
.
8c
;4c
Mining
Opemiska
Loblaw
Long
-
14,600
Gold
Normetal
73c
Gold
14c
,
-
-
Mines
—
Jan
1.80
1.00 July
1
Jun
Gold
Gold 1
9%cMar-
4,500
Mines
Jan
5c
Lexindin
16c »
4%c July
Mines
1.30
Mines
Lencpurt
6%c Mar
21,833
■
40,000
160
——
Leitch
162,000
6c
40,350
1,410
Class B
Lavalie
12c
4
Mines
12%
A__
Nov
40c
170,025
Norlartic
16%
class
Jan
54e
Canada
43
8c
Acceptance
19%c
Oct
217,366
of
Oils
1.60
—
Secord
Oct
July
,11c
14c 24 %c
1.50
Lapaska Mines
Laurentide
10c
1 »c
102,389
15c
5c
;
42%
1
-
128,669
Jan
47c
1.10
Feb
254,270
Yellowknife
2,205
48c
16c
Thurbois
Jan
8,500
Sep
54c
Senator
New
19
16% Mar
1
3.20
Jan
25c
;
Like Mines
Ryan
*
1.53
July
20c
„
Feb
24%c'May
6%C
Petroleums
Merger
3.75
;
41,700
2.60
Jan
Jan
Mar
.-
4 '/a c
New
20,200
37,100
20c
Gold
37c
40c
1
42%
common
2.95
8 %c 10
1
1
1.60
Woods
Mines__
Lamaque
Ltd___-
Mines
Gold
Mines (1940)
Northwestern Utilities pfd
Mining
the
Oct
14c
Oils__'
40c
53,000
5.50
Mar
9e
5%c
...
55c
71c
Mines
81c
7,100
10,085
1.10
Norzone
93c
'
Shore
32,025
67/sc
Pacalta
49c
23c
21 %C
1.10
9%c
'
.
New
38c
8%c
Osu
Lake
Mines
30c
10c
l
Gold
New
78 %c
8.35
Lingman
-_
Mylamaque Explor
July
18c
20%
ll%c Aug
"
U
Morrison
New
New
Newnorth
7c
1.05
Ltd
2,100
■
18c
Mines™.
North
Labatt
14C
12c
Mines
Marlon
5,100
6'Ac
20c
75c
11 %c
1
Larder
New
13c
22c
Copper Mines.
Oils Ltd-.,
■'« 1.20
5c
9%c
May
July
July
•
42c
25% Jan
Jun
5c
50c
37c
9c
■
...
New
Jan
8,100
24,514
—1
Gold
New Jason
6,253
—
Keno
Kristina
19%
Feb
91c
Feb
55c
60c
59c
Harricana
17%
12c
'
185
7,000
10,875
55c
30c
Highbridge
New Hugh
Malartic
16%
55c
Kirkland
23
'5%c
62c
55c
Mar
1.60
2.70 May 1
2.85
1
Goldvue
New
July
12 %c
Feb
5c
62c
'
Jan
70o
Jan
57c
Oct
July
13c
Aug
1.77
'
Oct
>Sep
2.69
Feb
1.00
*
New
11 %c
.
Mines
Keymet
51,500
5c
,
Gold
Keyboycon
-
28 %c
65,575
53,062
Mines
New
Kayrand
61,812
1.20
2.64
New
Newlund
1.68
Mines
Jellicoe
9%c
10%c 10 %c
9%c
:
Jasper
6c
8c
Mines
38c
1.05
2.28
13c
—T"^
Petroleum
New Fortune
New
Jaculet
2.15
1.38 May
-50c
Dehli
New
~
"
International
Island
2.01
2.02
com.— 0
Preferred
Apr
1.01
v
Petroleum
Apr
~
1.40
55c
Mines
New
48% Aug
Aug
Jan
62c
New
9
7%
1.17
Mar
12%
Oct
Oct
2.64
5c
Mar
10
*
,
13%
5
?
Jan
2.38
33c
Oct
10
36
37c
_
58c
Mar
■K
New
(John)
Inglis
11 %
22c
2.22
10c 11 %c
Oil
7% May
Mar
814
_2
*
340
Bidlamaque
48% Aug
Jan
1,819
36
.
Oils
37
1
Oct
64,850
13
12c
65
common
Sep
14%
335
55c
_____
47%
___/—i—___
13%
14
51C
:.:!i
__
67
38%
Acceptance
Jan
Jan
9%
13%
Uranium.
4814
Lake
Sep
2.30
___—
Labine
-__10
•
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary 5
Preferred
3.75
2.05 Aug
12 34
—XJ
—
—_________10
Industrial
!
July
13
•
48%
r
Sep
9
53c
'
.
common
Hosiery class
National \Petroleum
4%c Aug
6.00
33%: Sep
July
—*
Ltd
Trtist
___1
5
19
Jan
24%
-25C
National
5,795
13%
Jan
15
,
Jan
1-3%
-__5
5
51
30c
Feb
2.15
12%
com„
Preferred
%
48
-
Sep
14%CiApr
Sep
Nov
(
National
Explorations
2.50
5c
1.30
450
31%
,
'4 :/8
2.90
Jan
1.75
1,087
8
•'2.45
/.
18c
715
30
17%
.
common
Nov
Aug
New
Indian
.
Jan
2 80
^
*
Brass
Feb
1
Imperial Bank
Imperial Life ________
Imperial Oil
,
i
May
43c
1,500
_—
Locomotive
18% Aug
July
67c
50,860
——
Petroleum
Montoco
Sep
July
40c
55c
24c
*
—_i__—
10 %
Jan
4c
Mining
Moneta
6% Aug
6,85 Aug
14c
Jan
Aug
1.70
.100
paid—Ltd
Refining
&
Nov
-
934 Mar
r
45c
*-
300
13'/2
Hy-Charger Petroleums
Jun
44c
Miiida-Scotia
1.99
30c
—
99c
Mar
5%
2,450
Sep
22c
*
1.95
1.95
___—_______
9e
3,859.12)
•
Sep \
8.55
5.80 Jun
54c
.
___—
National
Hoyle
99c
8%
8%
:
Mar
22 %c
■
*
Brick
Milton
'.i
Petroleum.:
16c
Oct
4.95
15%
common
_w~
■
4,95
16
Z-i
__________
Smith
Preferred
4.95
7.00
.
43c
y*1:85c-
'
20c
•
Oct
1-37
City
50
July
6%
»
__
Yellowknife
Homer
8c
28% Mar
—5
*
a
101%-Seq
Feb
53
Feb
814
Hollinger Consol
Home Oil
Jun
26% Mar
91
.'6.20
Petroleum
66,500
Hi-Tower
Holden
37
Jan
90
.1
Island
7c
12c
Drilling
Mfg class A
July
3,281
-1.
,
Sep
Merrill
17c
46%
_______——
17c
18
63%
61%
"13c
Exploration
Feb
12c
—_
Dauch
&
Jan
Sep
Feb
-35c 35% c
'
«
Mindamar
Highwood
5.50
Sep
8c
100% 101%
101 %
V'63% "
.
i
Mentor
24c
6%c
15c
—
Jan
12%
3,215
.1
Nov
3.25
200
18c
Oct
lie
31,459
16%
.
9% May i
Feb
7%
50
17c
10c
13'/2c
—si
A
16%
3.25
1:/
Mclntyre
Apr
Jan
.
lie
''1'
_^._
Jan
14% May
Aug
12 %c 12 %c
Ltd
Jan
4c
Lake
Oct
"
80,900
:'C
__
class
10
Oct
34c
Jan
7c
Mines
Grain
Sep
7
283
8%c
*?:
2.65
15c
17c
Iron___
Red
Gold
1.88
1.31 Mar
19 %c
.
10
Aug
7c
Lakes
of
Headway
Heath
6c
9%c 10 %c
10C
'12c
.
—
#
Ltd
Maybrun
McCabe
>
—*i
10 %c
14c
Jun
2.40
1,600
Feb
8c
Jan
Nov'
1.26 Mar
2 483
Aug
2.90
295,390
1.59
*
Hard
Sep
Sep
1.70
5c
2.00
64c
1.40
-
Consolidated
McMarmac
Hahn
16 %c
22%
I—III;
Mining Corp
Martin-McNeely
Marwayne Oils
Massey-Harris-Ferguson
21
July
..
500
Saddlery—
9c
60c
•'
2,540
4 75
19,500
•(...
67.838
*
B
15c
1.54
-
21
f-'v -I
10 %c
1.99
22
Oils Ltd—:
6.45
.
15c
-"4
21
A
76c
1.65
-—
2.85
4.90
Jun
1.45 Mar
1.65
L J?
—
19
4.75
41c
8.005'
22 %
_
2.82
4.75
2,700
I
—
common—
Malartic
Gold
Maxwell
Great
Milling
2.82
•
1.
__________
class
—
Uranium Ltd
Leaf
Maple
20%
Utilities/
Gas
53c
—_iH1 ;1
18% May
36c
Development—-
Sweet
Great
—
Paper
Northern
Great
17
28C
.1'
52c
'
.lie
—
Mines
Lakes
Great
A
class
Bousquet
High
LOW
1.75
52c
'
1
*
Range Since Jan. 1
High
1.65
__i5 V-r
B-_—
class
Gold Mines—
Goldfields
Malartic
97
48%
Maralgo
Grafton
Bloeael
&
—4
Mines-
Shares
Low
—n.
Gold
for Week
1.75
—i
—
Consolidated
95
6c
—
—
Mines
Magnet
55
153
52%
l
common—--
Preferred
2.50
29 %c Mar
383,767
4c
1.10
29.100
24c
4%c
X
Tire
14c
1.80
-
;;':w
Porcupine
Goodyear
ll%c
—_
Mines
Goodiish
-.y 1.9c
13c
™
Uranium
Goldhawk
Mines
Explorations
8,000
1.85
—i—
Goldcrest
Gold
—
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
High
22 %c 24%
Mines
Last
.Sale Price
Range Since Jan. 1
Maca.ssa
Goldale
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
for Week
Last
Sale Price
Monday, November 8, 195
r
NOVEMBER 5
ENDED
Sales
Week's
Friday
(Cont.)
STOCKS
FOR
...
59 %C
•
Oct
Feb
11% Mar
74%
87c '
46c
Feb
Sep
Mar
>
Volume
Number 5375
180
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1911)
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
SIOCKS
Week's
Last
Paramaque
i
,
Range
Parbec
Mines
Parker
7
1
25c
Partanen
Pathfinder" Petroleum
Paymaster
Peoples
50c
z
Jewelers
42c
42c
44C
6.50
Jan
38c
Jun
Transcontinental
11%
.11%
26c
1
10c
40c
1.58
Oct
38c
15.212
13
Union
Union
Sep
Unibn
Oct
United
36c
Sep
Photo
j
Pickle
;
Pioneer
I
f
Engravers
Placer
1.14
37
1.12
2.00
2.00
1
Uranium
1
20c
1
3114
62c
Oct
.
30
1.18
33
5,049
2.07
-
Feb
95c
V lie
550
/
Jun
;
24c
1,341,350
*
Poplar
30c
29 V2c
31c
Gas
Powell
Rouyn
Power
-
Corp
^
37
35%
37%
United
Gold——
.1
*
1
Fuel
Class
Sep
pfd
1.36
Apr
United
2.68
Nov
Upper
—I
Oct
Feo
12c
Aug
40c
26
Jan
38%
73c
6,000
51c
45
46
1,221
35
__1
1.70
84c
Jan
1.75
1,400
4%C
5c
4.000
1
12
12
12%
276
East
1
3.95
3.85
4.05
9.530
1
5 30
5.15
5.45
7,430
*
3.55
3.45
3.70
9,000
3.05 July
9c
9c
500
7%c Mar
Border
Pronto
Dome
Uranium
Prospectors
Purdy
*
.„
1
Mines—1
Airways
Mica
1—1
Mines—
1.40
Sep.
Sep
3.00
Feb
5%c
Jan
7%
15% July
Apr
2.50 Mar
4.20
•
Jan
Aug-
3c
|
Quebec Copper Corp
Quebec Labrador
I
93c
1
lie
Quebec
1
92c
Manltou
Quebec
Metallurgical
t
Quebec
v
Queenston
Nickel
Quemont
12,900
12c
7,250
4.25
1,700
56c
3.70
3.600
Mining
75c
55q
75c
1
J
3.25
1
r
"
3.25
Oct
5.50 Mar
12c
Jan
20c
20C
21c
1.20 July
62r* Mat
16c
Oct
Mar
2.50
Aug
1.03
Feb
Sep
5.10 Aug
570,400
;37c
Mar
73c
May
7,900
18c
Jun
43%c
Jan
137/a Mar
21%
Sep
*
*
Uranium
21
20
21
3,649
1
Ray rock
I
Red
'
Reef-
f
Mines
1.02
1.00
1.12
21,400
54c
Mines
Poplar
1.06
1
1.07
—
1
20c
:
Gold
1
Petroleum!
Reeves
MacDonald
*
|
1.78
1.78
1,000
4%c
4%c
5c
6,500
1
2.65
2.50
2.65
I,400
1
88c
85c
88c
12,775
45Vac
1
1.33
—
Rio Prado Oils
Rix-Athabasco
Uranium
Mfg common
preferred—
!
Robinson
I
Robinson,
1
Roche
Roy
'
pfd____
5
Consol
Apr
85c
200
45
Van
Roi
Nov
43c
Jan
1.05 July
11%
;
—
1
Ltd
Viceroy
Vicour
Mines
Victoria
&
Waite
Weedon
West
Territories
2,3;%
11'%
12
4,475
10%
3c
4c
15,500.
15
147 a
15
'
.—.1
Gold
River
Gold——
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
Bridge ——:
i
Scarfe
class
A__
Rainbow
Scurry
Oils
Freehold
Security
—
Ltd
50c
.
Shawinigan Water & Power
i
Shawkey
Class
A
preferred
52
15%
12 %
2.00
Jun
7%c Apr
3.20
Jan
1.27 Sep
74c
May
1.65
Jan
May
-
275
20C
21C
Apr
biierntt Gordon
1
4 .95
Feb
8%c
8%c
22
22
100
1.98
1.76
2.00
36,400
12%
12%
12%
104
Sicks*
Breweries
trust
Voting
Silver-Miller
Silver
Jun
1.85
15%c
Jan
3.50
3,663
9
Jan
13
66
4,527
50
Jan
69%
3,095
4.30 Mar
52
52
52
80
40% Mar
2,500
19c
19c
Jan
6%c
700
19c
Sep
4%c Oct
39c
6%c
9c
Jan
4%c
4c
4%c
3,000
3%c July
7%c Apr
lc
13 %c
13 %c
15c
6,000
13c
33c
Jun
20
21
490
23
Mar
12c 13 %c
38,850
21
13c
Breweries
Grocers
Class
A
-*
.
Simpsons Ltd
Siscoe
11%
-*
19
——1
Gold
Somerville
1.00
_—50c
class
preferred
5.60:- 5.60
39
Jan
53%
44%
Jan
51
22%
23%
1,320
97
102
239
62
Jan
36
37
50
33
Jan
*
4.05
4.05
4.25
1
50c
40c
51c
19,500
White
Valley
Sout'nam Co 1_J
Spooner Oils
Souris
3.75 May
5.40
24
Jan
30
23%
Feb
29% Aug
July
July
July
6.15
Apr
18c
Jan
5.40
10 %c
93c'a 1.01
77c-t 77c
%;r IIV2
13%- 1 19
83,533
81c
Jan
700
60c
Jan
90c
11 %
Jun
14% Mar
\
f
Stadacona
Mines
'>
Standard
—
Wilrich
62
5,714
34%
Jan
104
90
95 '/a
Jan
50
47%
47%
47%
5
47
Oct
48% Sep
2.05
1.85
2.25
126,375
4.45 Aug
44c
22,200
July
Sep
Petroleums
Winchester
1
Gold
8 %c
7%c
8%c
7c
7c
7%c
7%
7c
8c
II,800
_*
12%
12%
12%
1,076
101 %
Mines
Gas
Paving
5
Stanwell
Oil, &
Starratt
Olsen
Stedman Bros
?
Yale
Lead
Class
Mines
Zenmac
Metal
...
3.50
3.75
700
3.30
Oct
6.00
1.71
1.68
1.71
1,705
1M
Jan
1.96 Mar
Anglo
1.20
Apr
21% July
Asbestos
British
%c
21,500
22c
Mar
60c
Sep
50,500
5%c July
14c
Sep
8c
9,500
5%c Jan
9c
Feb
1.61
1.73
40,350
2.75
2.75
800
75c
75c
200
1.63
Co
2nd
J
...
6 '4c
7.05
Bulolo
Gold
Mar
Jun
Canada
Jan
Canadian
Bronze
36% Aug
Canadian
Aug
May
—20
40
;36c
Jun
10c
May
425
25%:;36%
2,818
6V2C
1
40
9,5005
18.816
75
|
——10
Stuart Oil
1
!
Gold
Sudbury
Cons
1
Contact
Sullivan
Preferred
—
47c
1
.
4.05
5%
*
25
—...
(ordinary)'
"
Sylvanlte Gold
11 %c
*
34c
Sep
Feb
26% July
1.00 Jan
*
Canadian
(1954»
13c
Consolidated
Apr
*
49c
585.460 "
14c
Mar
Sep
15
Sep
Tandem
-
Ltd
Mines
Jun
18%c Jan
50c
Oct
Texas
52
9 3 40%;
14c
161.600
9% * 918
125
Tip Top Tailors
*
Tombill
Gold
*
Torbitt
Silver
Toronto
1
Elevators
*
23
Oct
25,.
15%
Jan
18%
Iron
Towagmac
Traders
5%
Trans
Trans
Works
class
Finance
class
preferred
Empire
Era
—*
A
Exploration
101
10c
Jan
May
1.65
Feb
1.08
Jun
105
20c
1
Oils
...
400
50
6.10
6.40
1,200
16%
8% Jan
Jan
116
Oct
Jan
52
% Nov
7.25
5.60 Feb
17
Jan
21% Aug
30%
Nov
36
16
Aug
19%
27%
28
146
23%
Jan
29% Aug
22%
22%
23%
4,945
20% July
70c
70c
90c
9,629
70c
76
76
76
80
-
...
if
5
4.40
1.15
Nov
80
Mar
3.50
6.00 Aug
Jun
4.90
5
12%
12%
500
10
Jun
13 %
Oct
76
75
76
370
64
Jun
77%
Sep
1.90
2.00
200
5,948
«...
148
2.60 Aug
1.00 Mar
40%
59
Jan
Securities
37% May
♦
com
57%
59
18c
20c
19,160
July
23%c Apr
17%
18%
1,640
15%
Apr
20% Aug
39
39
25
35%
Jan
36
36
36
100
25%
24%
26%
7,073
,
33 34
33%
33%
100
-7%
80
75%
80
1,721
5
36%
35%
36%
640
8%
8%
200
60
54%
61
65
65
80
37%
common
Utilities
36%
38
720
.
Power
& Ontario
1.25 Aug
47
Paper
Minnesota
*
6
Inc
:
Pato
*
—1
Consolidated
8c
Oct
14c
Aug
Pend
Oreille
8%
Jan
12
July
Price
Bros
90c
Oct
11 %c
Sep
17%
Oct
25
13c
44
Oct
61c
Jan
I
36% Oct
24%
35% July
Nov
33%
Jan
38% Sep
54
Jan
80
*
1,498.
28% Mar
200
7.500
1,100
1.83
Jan
Aug
34% Jan
61
Nov
54 %
Jan
28
Jan
70
July
38% July
30% Jun
36% Oct
36
36
36
380
5.60
5.85
4,575
4.25
4.25
1,400
40%
38%
41
2,870
5%
5%
32%
32%
1,090
23%
48c
50c
4,400
48c
1.20 Mar
3.15
Nov
Third
1.60
Jan
Thrift
Stores
2
32%
Sep
Yukon
Consolidated
1
48c
19c
Canadian
Jun
13%
Jun
17 %
Nov
•
No
30
Apr
37
Oct
a
Odd
31
Sep
year's
13%c Mar
d Deferred
25
500
5.726
41
1,954
40% 4
44%
1.65
44%yj44%
1.6^ 1.69
*
36c
34c7
33c
17
Jan
7%c Aug
32% Jan
290
41%
Jun
6.000
1.60
Nov
61,700
30c
July
45
Aug
♦5
July
9.55
Feb
*
Invest
FOOTNOTES FOR OUT-OF-TOWN AND
1.70
410
934C
Gen
par
in
e
t
value.
lot
sale
(not
Included
range),
delivery
year's
sale
(not
3.50
1.55
82
Jan
Jan
Feb
Jan
6.15
Oct
5.65
Jun
41% July
Jan
6.00 Jan
Jan
35% Sep
PAIA
M
Af
•
m
59c
CANADIAN MARKETS
issued,
Ex-dividend,
y
/
July
Ex-liquidating dividend.
x
price.
Cn
included
4.80
(Un) Admitted to unlisted
privileges.
wffWhen delivered,
wi When
range),
Selling ex-interest,
f Flat
w
in
300
Ex-rights.
Nov
36% July
9
6
5.80
--1
.
730
40%
Aug
27% Jan
Mar
20c
*
Paper
Ogiivie Flour common
Oct
5.000
40
—*
Nov
59
— —
—,
Oct
3.300
9c
Oct
Oct
8ep
12 %
if
Interprovincial Utilities
424.446
24f
Sep
5
I
it
..
70
28
Mar
18%
MacLaren
3.15
1.48
Feb
100
if
Loblaw's
15c\l5%c
18%'^18%
36bi 42c
1.44 j?
Sep
87
49'/»
730
—
Jan
1.05.* 1.10
—*
A
:
Oils
25
2,546
150
—
common
Feb
35^j 36 "2
1
16
108
52 %
16%
it
Oct
Wit. 17%
1.48
.
—-—20
Toronto General Trusts
Toronto
38c
2.361
14%
103%
NOV
Nov
21%
it
International
11c
3.00
29
31%
.
Steel
Hayes
May
655
.1,315
130
1.05
15%c
81% May
Feb
16%
-
Canada
of
International
20,230
1
Jan
16
Oct
46
*
——
DuPont
Oct
1.20
—1
Calgary
Thompson-Lundmark
94%
150
20%
-
Oilcloth
Dominion
4.25
45
9'3
Glass
5.50
46
_*
Bridge
Oct
1.18
1
Taylor, Pearson common.——
Teck-Hughes Gold Mines
645
30
20
30%
Oil
Dominion
Feb
1
common...
12
20C
Dalhousie
3.50
1.800
1.15#
3.25
■A
Tamblyn
i
—
—*
Paper
1.65
20.500
oil
Jan
8.75 July
80,145
12c
11
35% Aug
7%
25
1,005
21%
.
Lumber..
Copper
2.430
24^24%
>♦
¥
com..
.
Westinghouse
44
Feb
29
High
Jan
7,085
12
*
„
Canadian
Sep
3.00
Low
32%
10
6.40
__
..
Aug
Aug
Jan
12
.
___
Marconi
4 %C
Bang© Sine© Jan. 1
High
if
Ltd
Western
Jan
Shares
28
Ingersoll-Rand
Canadian
Coast
6.50
for Week
30%
Sugar
common.
Canadian
38% Jul7
34
Sales
Week's
Range
52%
common
Jan
Apr
May
177'^,;il8%
Curb Section
15%
5
...
_
18c
18%
14c
Am
Nov
32
...
:
Apr
709-
4.05ia4.15
Mar
'
Invest
Rights
-18%
15c
42 %c
22c
if
Dominion
&
24
ISC'*
*
.
...
100
400
2.90^3.00
50c
Industries
14%
-
103^ 103
100
Inlet
f
Switson
24%
18%
*
Preferred
Surf
~
1
Mines
Superior Propane common
Supertest
14%
-—•
-
River
Sturgeon
3.00,^3.00
.
Sep
Jan
33c
20
*
1
Cottons
2,216
6c
1.10
Aug
Feb
10%
5
Develop
Dredging
44c
18,000
38
65c
Aug
32%
__
8
Dominion
i
Paper
.
80c
15C
6.75^7.10
3.75 July
9c
of Prices
Low
*
common
Indus
.1
Apr
—
Exchange
Last
&
preferred
Gen
*
——
Steep Rock Iron Mines
Sterling Trusts
Stovef- Advocate pfd—
2.00
13c
24c
107%
Brown
Canadian
36V4
1.80
27,400
11c 12 %c
31c
2.9%
53%
21%;';^22%
*
—
-
Jan
169,700
12c
1
Banknote.——
26c
25
f. 61c
1.14
33c
1
Corp
Amer
Jun
12Cr-
Feb
Jan
*
A
Canadian Pulp
Newfoundland
Anglo
12c
60c
18c
10c
Friday
740
24%|
Aug
6c
38c 38
Sale Price
18c
12c
Feb
6c
7%C
8c
STOCKS
Jan
—
1
97%
Canadian Funds
29%
——*
——..
Mining
Steeloy
Ltd.———.1
Gas
Gold
Sep
3.75
Toronto Stock
Oct
Mar
24 %c
Oct
104%
5
:
Feb
,20
Feb
13%
16,600
—
596
550
Oct
9c
5%c Aug
7% Feb
9%c
1
B
36
2,632
Oct
12c
101%
Mines
class
3D|
27e.27%c
Jan
10c
Aug
l*
Knitting
40
25
5c
8c
1
Bear
4,500
27c
80c
6%c Mar
*
—
Zinc
&
52
*
Oct
8%c
100
Mines
41c
—_*
common—
Canada..
of
Steel
f 19441
Nov
*
preferred—
(Alexanderl
52^
18c
67
104
1
Electric
Gold
39cy>
*
40c
7,000
1
1.20
7,500
1
Central
&
40c
40%c
1
Larder
52
35%
—
Mar
48%
Wiltsey-Coghlan
39c
35c
5.80 Mar
95c
103%
Mines
47%
2.225
Mar
61
Apr
A or
39c
3.80 Aug
16r
103%
pfd
Willroy
'
„
Sep
Nov
38% July
*
Sep
100
39C;
50
:
24
102
1
Hardware
Canadian
J
19%o May
100
Preferred
Oct
1.690
17% Feb
I,450
Western Tungsten
Weston
(Geo)
common
Aug
12c
7%c May
9%
July
102
Oct
678
Oct
lie
22 %
Western Leaseholds
Oct
7,700
11
20
*
«
Sep
13c
12>4ct
—1
:
Mines
Dairies
5.60
1
Jun
:_5
common
A
Jun
2.50
85
Sep
,_1
1
Western Canada
May
8.00 Aug
52
Aug
Nov
1.45
410
Jan
Sep
15%
Jan
27%, 28%
Oct
2.20
Feb
Nov
15,325
22
Apr
1.57 Aug
Jan
Jan
14%
27%*- 2734
——__1
:—:
Mines
Standard
Silverwood
28
———,
(Quebec*—
Mining
Silanco
!■
ctfs_—
Mines
Sigma
*
*
common
9%c Sep
19
July
60% Aug
Apr
35
6%c Apr
7%
Feb
1.55
Jan
7
19%
80c
5c
20% May
8y» Sep
63
'
Far
i
1,500
1.57 Jan
7%
York
Oct
9C
July
65%
Oct
Mar
II.300
5.00
4.65;
Feb
7%
5%c
1.50
7,255
2
14%
425
Yellowknife
11
3,700
8"c: 8%c
8Vic.
4,645
Oct
6c
35.400
507 50'
1
17
8%
8%
14
Mar
14
52%
•
16%
*
Windward
100
96c
49 7
16%
Jan
1.47 Mar
Jun
Ashley
Sep
100.
,
1.95
80c,
1.90.,
.50
_
Mines.
(19541
1.95
•
com
85c
*
Petroleums
2.95
15%'
3c
13%
1.26
12l/aJ
4,500
Jun
Jan
39,400
15%
3,675
3%c
1
Jan
3.25
3.20
*
1.25
3%c
1
99
3,440
i_*
—„
1.01 Jun
1.20
3%c
13%
260,225
*
Sarnia
f
11% Apr
Yankee Canuck Oil
37%
15c
325
Yellorex
5
1.45
13s/8
Wc
Jan
1.21
Oct
3,275
8c
131/,,
7.70 Apr
Oct
i3s/e
Feb
103
1.40
72©
47
59'/2
1.45"
20c
25,300
2%c May
998
14 % c
396,650
Jan
55_
59
_1
:
.
1
61c
1.10
18c
103.
——1.
Antonio
Sand
—.100
Corp
25c
93c
Products
Yukeno
Lawrence
57c
Western
Wright-Hargreaves
37s/t
5.25 Feb
1.00
Westeel
Wood
1,932
Jan
*
common
Oils
Oct
3%c
1
—
Saguenay Power pfd—...
f
6.50
1
Nov
46
46
Oil
Rupununi Gold
Industries1
San
6.35
1
29c
45
10
1
—
Russell
St
61% July
30 % Jun
6.35
__10
£.
15%
Feb
AUg
18% Aug
_1
Malartic
Aug
Aug
Jan
31
56%
Consol
West
Mar
July
Jan
23% Jan
Pyrites
Wekusko
14
9c
28
476
•
*
130
5c
40 '
July
15% Oct
W
224,000
10c
4.45 July
102
*
&
22c
5,500
22c
263
.
__
*
Equipment
15%
15,600
30%
43
Feb
40
G
Winora
71,200
30%
16
Jan
Jun
3.30
28
Amulet
Walker
Waterous
Apr
.,
30%
1
Nov
8c
3.90
15c
l
Trust™——
11 %
12c
21,200
3.60
8% Mar
83
1
———
Grey
Nov
6c
3,500
3.80
Violaraac Mines
bo
lOd IOV2C
750
i7C
Jan
16
A
50
7c
393^
j7C
11% Aug
10 % Aug
*
class
170
11c
•,
—___1
i_
Sep
Jan
Feb
10c
3gi/„
35c
Nov
12c
22
Nov
450
Feb
61
—
Mfg
275
75
10%
Jun
9
*
10%
"17C
12c
*
v
1.22
24c
15
11%
Oils
1.25 Aug
Aug
18
10%
_I
19c
27%
Cons
Id
15 Vb
19%c
1
2.30
-
140
»
Winnipeg
Winnipeg
-
*
—1.
1
Silver
Royalite
*
1-——
——
Feb
119,900
u
15%
Mines
275.
_r
Lac
1.30 Jan
9,325
20
Apr
35/8c
17,084
20
275
.i—•
46c
1.35
12%
!C
12
__
common
Royal Bank
f
,
Little
A
Roxana
45c;
1.28-
»
Cotton
Long
Rowan
*
Aug
8c
1
Robertson
Class
Aug
11c
1,500
1
Uranium
$1.00
38c
230,125
10c
—_1
Mines
Rexspar
'(
121,450
24c
——_
Renabie
<
1.15
18c
8V2C
:
Regcourt
Mar
32c
n
6014
Steel
Westera
Radiore
29c
Jan
3.50 Mar
Sep
6.00
Jun
9%c
77c
*
Corp
Gold
95c
10c
75c
5
29 %c
2.55 Jan
27%
Mines
Preferred
1
124,066
Feb
Aug
48
Mar
Metals
3 50
»
Canada
Ventures
71c
3 00
,__50
Hill
Oils
46
3.45
May
14VsC Jan
25
A
preferred
Keno
Montauban
l.ul
Jun
♦
class
B
United
United
Preston
f
United
United
73c
—
Oil
Premief
!
Sep.
2.44
Jan
Pressed
i
Jun
1.55
Jan
60c
7c
*
j
B
Nov
12,500
4,300
«
Corp class A_
28c
73.520
gc
1
31%
2.61 *' 2.68
42c
•
M >r
3,441
5
Aug
1
Asbestos
May
73c
30
30c
9
10c
..
11,700
•
Oils
River
2.68
70c
Jan
19,175
•
Mining
High
19%
40c
gc
1
common
24
-
1.361.
70c
—
Petroleum
Prairie
28 ;31V2
*
.1
..._
Powell
*
39
Mar
1.41
Low
3,880
3ic
♦
'
Oils
Pontigc
f
37
—*
Development
Ponder
-
Mines—
2
35c
Banc* Since Jan. 1
High
23% -25%
__
1.90
*
Gold
Pitch-Ore
t
*
———_
Gold
Crow
♦
Preferred-..,
Class
1
25
♦
Acceptance
Mar
Mar
Shares
Low
♦
Tungsten Corp
38c
75c
Line
Resources
for Week
Aug
8.40 Mar
12c
7%c
Pipe
Petroleum
Oct
24c
8.850
40c
Feb
1.00
Oil
Oil
May
1.000
5,500
36c
—
Triad
July
10c
'
Trend
Jan
55c
Aug
Mountain
10
28c
1.55
5.00 Mar
12c
Jan
3.50
1.70
8c
1
Aug
33%c
110
v
Oct
7C
2.490
—1
Gas.
Trans
Sales
Range
Par
-
.
Jan
2.95
15,950
5.85
•
,
11c
1
7.221-
42c
High
Jan
11c
2,000
6.00
com.
Mineral-:—.
&
•
Week's
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
4%c
.200,
.
1
Goldfields
Oils
Oil' &•
Petrol
40%c
Gas_
Gold
Pershcourt
Peruvian
3.50
7%c
1
Natural
Credit
Perron
125.250
7%c
Consol
River
Peace
29c
23c
26.000
1
*.
_____
5
STOCKS
Low
7
3.25
Malartic
NOVEMBER
Range Since Jan. 1
High
5%
Drilling
ENDED
Friday
Shares
Low
1
Mines.
WEEK
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
Par
FOR
Sales
trading
Jan
43
\
M
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1912)
OVER-THE-COUNTER
Quotations
for
Friday,
SECURITIES
November
5
Investing Companies
Mutual Funds—
American
Bid
Ask
1.25
Investment Co of America-
1
7.87
5.78
Investment
1
15.3 J
16.80
1
Inc
4.40
4.76
Johnston
Inc.—1
Fund
Mutual
14.32
Trust
(The)
Fund
15.57
of
Boston
Mutual
Inc—.
—1
11.69
12.75
B-l
"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
xlO.59
11.51
B-2
(Medium
21.60
23.48
B-3
(Low
Inc
Axe-Houghton Fund
35.69
1
,
3.56
36.41
K-l
127*
Bonds)
1
27.22
23.41
Bonds)_1
Grade
Jan.
25.32
27.62
1
19.39
21.15
11.01
12.02
18.86
K-2
Bonds)
32nds
more
100
1955
1.25s Mar. 15, 1955
Central
17,
Bank
(Speculative Pfd Stkst—1
10.02
12.37
S-l
(High-Grade Com Stk)__1
13.82
100
Bid!
99 3S
,v
2%s Feb.
100 &
2%s
1,
for
100.13
1, 1956
May
100.10
101.10
101.13
24.29
S-2
(Income Com
1
10.LI
28.11
30.28
S-3
(Speculative Com
Stk»
1
10.50
9.35
10.10
S-4
(Low
8tks)_l
7.87
29.83
Knickerbocker
1
6.09
6.63
Bullock Fund Ltd———1
30.36
33.25
Lexington Trust Fund
25c
10.63
11.62
101.22
99.24
102
100.8
2%s
100.2
100.6
2%s May
1,
1959
99.24
100
100
100.6
2V4S Feb.
1, 1960
99.24
100
Nov.
1,
99.30
1958
100.4
8.59
27.59
1955
1, 1958
May
99.16
1957-55
100.5
1, 1957
11.46
10c
5
1.
1 %s June
2s June
11.15
—1
1955
1,
2%s
Cooperatives—
1,
Ask
1955
15.08
22.59
Feb.
point
a
10.94
II.38
•
2%s
of
Federal Land Bank Bonds—
20.53
Priced
Or
one
Ask
1%S Oct.
(Discount Bonds)
—1
(Income Pfd Stocks)—_1
B-4
3.69
ll7/a
(Investment
Bid
Federal Home Loan Banks—
1.30s
Keystone Custodian Funds—
Development
Fund
Figures after decimal point represent
8.60
5.35
Business Shares
Mutual
Par
I.14
1.25
Fund
Atomic
Obligations of Government Agencies
Mutual Funds—.
Ask
25c
Affiliated
American
Bid
Par
Fund
Aberdeen
Monday, November 8, 1954
,..
Bond
Tr
Inv
Fund
Boston
America
of
Inc—
BowHng Green Fund Inc
Broad Street Invest Corp
3%
4Va
Loomis
Canada General Fund Inc
General
ada
Canada
Fd
General
Ltd
(1954)
Fund
3.67
4.04
4.52
4.98
,600
145
140
15.53
16.86
7.95
8.64
17.28
18.79
14.24
1
,15.15
35Va
38
Fund
Inc__10c
Investors
Fund
—
Life
15,
beneficial
of
1
19.70
21.G6
1
9.62
8.77
2.50
12.50
14.25
25c
2.19
2.40
1
13.34
14.00
1955
100
1V2S
17,
1955
100.1
100.3
1%S May 15 1957
99.28
99.30
15, 1955
100.2
ICO.4
iy2s
Oct.
1,
1957—
99.22
99.30
l»/2s
April
1,
1,
1958
99.6
99.14
1958
99.6
99.14
15,
1959
99.24
99.26
1.
1959
98.16
93.24
98.12
98.20
99.31
Treasury Notes—
l7/aS Dec.
15,
1%S March
1954
15,
April
100.10
100.12
iy2s
100.7
100.9
l7/aS
Feb.
100.23
1955
100.25
iy2s
April
iy2s
Oct
1,
l%s
Dec.
l%s
April
1,
1956
100.14
100.22
1%S
Oct.
1,
1956
100.14
Oct.
1957
99.24
100
100.22
15,
1955
22.64
24.43
33.48
36.19
1.60%
1.30%
64-
1-54
1.45%
5-
3-54
6-
1-54
3-
1,
_
1959__
8.93
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
Bate
Dated
Bid
Ask
1-54
bl.10
0.85%
12-
1-54
bl.10
0.85%
1-
3-55
bl.20
1.00%
2-
1-55
bl.25
1.10%
1-55
bl.25
1.10%
Due
1-54
12-
1-54
3-
24.94
3.37
56 y4
58%
shares—1
11.96
13.11
_*
10.81
11.75
10
Corp
interest
Rate
Dated
1.30%
7-
1.20%
Due
2-54
Bid
Ask
4-
1-54
1-55
bl.25
1.10%
bl.25
5-
2-55
1.20%
9-
1-54
6-
1-55
bl.25
1.15%
1.25%
10-
1-54
7-
1-55
bl.25
1.15%
1.25%
11-
1-54
8-
1-55
bl.25
1.20%
8-
8.83
7.14
7.83
2
25.04
lc
series
stock
8.06
lc
series
Common stock
Preferred
Investors Inc
Fundamental
27.44
1
3.12
3.39
1
21.81
23.84
1
73.10
78.60
1
6.59
7.16
lc
8.16
8.94
Inc
Fund Inc
Industries
General
Capital
General
Investors
Corp—
Trust
shares
&
(Geo)
lc
9.09
9.96
shares_lc
11.02
12.07
9.47
lc
lc
7.37
Petroleum shares
lc
8.75
9.59
Railroad
lc
3.00
3.30
Merchandising
Mining shares
shares
Bond
shares
9.71
9.86
.
10.64
8.03
Scudder,
Fund
February
99.916
99.926
December
23,
1954
99.900
Bank & Trust
Bank of the
Fund
United
Funds
5.62
34.83
United
14.00
United Income
22.30
United
I
13.95
Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
2.25
24.12
32%'
32.90
32.90
2.46
Value
Line
13.70
14.81
Value
1
18.70
9.84
10.72
1
6.36
6.95
1
11.42
12.41
Line
Fund—1
Continental Fund
Fund
Science
8.58
Fund
5.78
6.54
16.34
17.76
7.92
8.66
l
Inc
1
7.73
8.45
Inc__ 1
5.26
5.75
10.22
11.13
Wall
17.21
Investing Corp
1
Mutual
lc
13.39
20.11
Fund-lc
17.92
19.59
(White
Casualty
Inc.lc
5.11
6.25
Whitehall Fund Inc
Fund—_lc
1.42
1.56
Wisconsin
Aetna
Insurance
Aetna
Life
Surety
&
10
Investors
Fund
Inc
1
25.73
22.49
4.90
5.30
10
Co
10
Agricultural Insurance Co
American
Home
10
of
Co
North
76
43
96%
Jersey Insurance Co of
CO
52
Lincoln
33%
35%
Maryland Casualty common—1
$2.10 prior preferred
^10
Massachusetts Bonding
5
51
54
30%
32%
Fidelity
& Casualty_5
preferred.
__5
31V4
32%
conv
31%
33%
Amer Ins Co
(Newark N J)__2V2
Y—10
42
296
306
36%
38%
31%
33 %
Merchants Fire Assurance
5
57%
60%
5
24%
25%
Merchants
4
11%
American Surety
Automobile
12%
25
68 %
10
122
Bankers &
lo
70
American Re-Insurance
—
Shippers
Insurance
Co
71 %
130
National
39%
New
Fire Ins Assn (N J)—5
Connecticut General Life
10
24%
26%
New
&
282
Union
Hampshire
York Fire
North
Fire
103
5
Fire
Casualty
98
44
46
50%
52%
42
44
25%
Co
5
River
2.50
_10
80%
83 %
Northeastern
3.33%
9
64%
66%
Northern
12.50
First
392
62
10
Federal
Assn
Fireman's
Firemen's
Franklin
of
Philadelphia
Fund
of
F)
(S
32
of
&
84
87
51%
Providence-Washington
10
28%
66%
Reinsurance Corp
33
Republic
77
41
43
67%
70%
5
8t Paul Fire & Marine
(N Y)
30%
2
11
Irving
60
63
6.25
10
__
Bank
20
35 %
37
Co
50
16
59%
61%
10
40! 2
43
Bank
of
Commerce
253
266
Bank & Trust Co_25
70
73
10
National
31
33
10
52
54
25
40
42
Bank_12.50
57
59
85%
88%
49
51
Bank
85
Detroit
.40
.
.10
!4
Jersey City
First
34
Bank
National
37
26 3 a
Los
277a
162
172
Angeles
Nat'l
Security-First
33 %
30%
Pittsburgh
Manufacturers Trust Co.
Meadow
National
20
71%
42
Morgan
(J P)
255
265
St. Louis
National Bank
American
Natlonal
New
Trust—25
&
Peoples 1st Nat'l Bank & Tr—20
Bank
& Co Inc.
Bank
Nat l
45
100
Mellon
73 %
20
Brook
of Fteeport
20
City Bank
York Trust
55
53%
Boatmen's
134%
130%
Bank
&
Trust_17y2
48%
First
National
20
Bank
41
20
56%
50%
Rye National Bank
Sterling National
2
25
-
Bank
17
Bank
& Trust_20
Mercantile
8%
77«
145
National
Manufacturers
Nat'l
States
10
17
100
Trust
297
Co
25
Mutual Bank & Trust
18%
Louis
Tower
307
32
29!2
Bank
Union
Grove
United
—25
Trust
Bank
Bank
San
—10
Trust
55
58
32
.
54%
58%
62
153
St
Trade Bank & Trust Co.
Recent
Bonds—
Columbus
&
20
&
65
Trust—20
175
A—6.25
38
69
75
.100
Trust-
Francisco
of
Amer
T &
N
S
39%
Security Issues
Bid
&
Ask
Bonds—(Cont.)
Southern Elec—
3%s
48
10
X43
RR
103 %
103
Northern
Pwr
Pacific Power
Dayton Power & Lgt 3s
1984
997i
100%
Florida
1984
100 Vj
100%
3VaS_1984
101%
102
Indiana
&
3%s
Mich
International
Although
Elec
Bank
not
50
2%s
Peoples
1959
Public
Southern
can
be found in
the government
of
3%s
the
Exch.
&
2003
bond
United
York
Edison
93%
3yaS—1984
99
101%
Dallas
102%
El
& Tel—
1003a
1007a
Jersey Bell Tel 3s
.'21989
Niagara Mohawk Pow 3VaS_1984
100%
1007a
100%
10274
48%
k Admitted
27%
29
102
103%
104%
101%
102 %
1989
103%
104%
3s—1979
1007a
3y4s
3yes
Edison
Gas
Power
Paso
4.16%
Tenn
New
45%
2
101 %
1979
Calif
Gas
I
4V4s
Imprvmt
1974
105
105%
3yiS-1979
102
102%
100 %
100%
1984
3s
'
5.12%
Lgt 4%
Gas
Power
Gas
5.85%
&
pfd
pfd_100
Light—
preferred
100
Nat
Louisiana
1989
5.65%
FOOTNOTES FOR
68
par
value.
yield
Stock
,
t New
price.
to
listing
Exchange.
x
on
the
New
York
stock,
Ex-dividend,
wi When
y
108 s/2
110
100%
10172
104
105%
105!'j
107
Transmission—
preferred
preferred
OVER-THE-COUNTER
-
100
&
100
—100
46
No
103%
Stocks—
I
3s
•
102%
of Col 3yBs_1984
West Penn Power
Nashville—
56
105%
101 %:
tabulation.
States Tel
Westchester Fire
Co
44%
1,505
Ask
105%
Pipe Line—
Bell Telep
Tennessee
sec¬
New
series
Metropolitan
Mountain
b Bid
65
Light 3%s_1984
Gas Light
Serv
trading, quotations for
to
this issue
yet
3yas_1984
1974
Southern
79%
53
1,465
&
1984
4s
3y8s
admitted
77%
10
10
100
42%
States
Panhandle Eastern
Power
U S Fidelity & Guaranty Co__10
US Fire
3
10
Bid
Northern Pacific
1984
27%
43
460
National Bank of Detroit
Trust
26
„
445
100
& Trust Co
Bank-
Kings County Trust Co
FJaL?va
-
305
455
Trust
Connecticut
Industrial Bank of Commerce. 10
Travelers
=
298
440
73%
Standard
Accident
97
100
City Bank
Hartford
97%
33%
171
45
94
19
41
41
.
71%
46
166
_
12%
10
(Texas)--
71 Vz
94
Connecticut
Bank—
20
37
10
435
20
Cleveland
45
423
20
(The)
17%
.iO
Union
42
.100
Hanover
43
Hartford Fire Insurance Cc
National
Guaranty Trust Co
5
5
'
25
80
_5
_
Hanover Fire
81
28%=
10
74
Rutgers Fire
(Jacksonville
77%
25%
Phoenix
34%
63%
Savings Bk„100
&
j.N«tional
155
10
National
Seaboard Surety Co
Security (New Haven)
^
Springfield Fire & Marine
American,:
Gulf Life
10
Peerless Casualty Co
89
64%
25
Bank
Rochelie
New
Louisville
101
33
5
Ask
Cleveland
23
Trust
tion
50
.
Globe
Indemnity Co
10
4
.
Northern Trust Co
331;
10
11
85
General Reinsurance Corp.—_lo
Glens
Falls—
5
& Republic
Fire
2.50
Newark
50
Trust
145
Franklin Square N Y
34
%
31%
10
Life
Globe
Pacific
Pacific
70
4
Md___II10
Fidelity & Deposit of
65
Bid
Trust—33%
Bank
National
-10
Trust
&
City of N Y
Stock
Employees Group Assoc
Employers Reinsurance—.
Harris
-10
Bank
National
Franklin
69
Inc
First
47 3
Cenuui
27%
2
10
10
Casualty
Forster
—10
New Amsterdam
37%
Continental
Manufacturers
National Fire
5
Camden
&
&
31%
-16
46
.—10
Life
Par
Illinois
Bank
47
Tr.-25
Y)
98%
36 %
National
99.763
45
Amer—5
34%
N
99.7o6
80
5
-
Insurance
1955
Ask
5
Equitable Assur—
American
70
140
Bid
4
Automobile
American
67 V»
136
10
&
Bk
N
State Bank of Albany
Par
Steamboiler
99.791
3,
50 s;
a
Albany, N. Y.
Companies
Hartford
99.782
455a
24.3L
1
Co
14.20
23.60
1
Investment
13.33
„1
Ask
174
State
Plans
Federation
United
Aetna
_15
Bank. .10
Empire Trust
Public
Wellington Fund
1955
National
17.56
Street
Washington
99.813
27,
Continental
56
48 7
Bank
Long Island Trust
—1
Income Fund
99.803
Companies
9.33
Shares.l
Fund
99.835
1955
City Nat'l Bank and Trust
431
54 %
Exchange
Commercial
43 3'.
419
-10
First Westchester Natl Bank
18.70
Van Strum & Towne Fund Inc.l
Bid
100
__
Trust
of the
15.08
Insurance
42
6.03
22.31
31
(net
Ltd
99.854
99.824 '
.
Ask
'
Inc—
Accumulated
13.59
Par
York
New
Fiduciary
Fund
Canada
99.893
99.343
County Trust Co
1
Inc.—
Funds
Ask
99.932
—
Chicago
Manhattan Co— JO
24.11
Inc__1
Fund
Bid
York
23.89
Clark—
&
1954
30,
99.911
23.63
1
22.30
Fund
January
21.98
—1
Television-Electronics
33.82
Inc
99.945
1954
2.50
Canada
Stock
*
Insur
99.935
9,
16.
National
(Net asset value)—•
1
Institutional
1954
December
December
Corn
26.93.
Industry Shares Inc—1
Institutional
20.
Chem
Fund
Haydock
Fund
January
Chase
Inc
of
Guardian Mutual Fund Inc
Growth
99.959
16.06
Stock
Growth
Investors
United
Foundation
99.950
18.84
76.00
9.05
Institutional
1954
14.70
26.93
4.15
1.07
2,
December
18.46
72.50
8.26
97c
1955
1
State Street Investment Corp—*
Roe & Farnham Fund
I
3.77
lc
13,
*
Inc„
Stein
United
Institutional
January
10.97
Texas
Institutional Bank Fund
99.989
Bankers
17.65
5.00
1
99.961
Bank of
34.76
10.80
Investors
1954
37
10.02
10.30
Institutional Shares Ltd—
26,
27%
Amer
lc
Incorporated
November
26
16.32
9.86
Hudson Fund Inc.
1955
32
32.15
9.40
Inc
6,
5
value)
lc
Fund
January
.
9.25
1
4.55
shares
8.75
Shares
2 V2
Shareholders Trust of Boston—1
—lc
shares
Utility
99.983
Par
Sovereign
lc
stock
shares
99.978
5
Stevens
Common
asset
1954
New
Stevens & Clark
Selected
18,
24%
1
Inc
Scudder,
shares——lc
Equipment shares
23! 2
]
Inc
Fund
November
7.41
Inc
Rowe)
December
Shares-
Trading
Fund Inc
Fund
(T
Fund
9.9.993
22.15
_i
Trust
Bid
99.991
3.45
20.49
3.15
Fund
Bond
3.15
1
Dollar Value
Ask
12, 1954
Fund
Fund
Street
Bid
November
Canada
preferred
Puritan
shares—lc
Tobacco
$1.50
Petroleum
Scudder
bond shares
5.51
1956
Putnam
7.36
5.02
Amer Investors com—10c
11.03
Industrial Machinery
Railroad
Series
11.42
6.71'
Inc__lc
1955————
10.43
9.59
Institutional
American
10.07
6.71
15.54
Ltd
Canada
Series
lc
6.12
of
Capital
Price
8.75
7.13
14.22
lc
York
Pioneer
lc
6.52
Fund
8.92
lc
4.27
Inc
England
19.07
shares
5.98
3.91
1
Fund
Resources
Fund
14.18
shares
5.47
1
Series
Resources
New
Pine
1
1
Stock
8.14
Electrical
Equipment
Natural
Pacific
1
Series
Growth
of
Series
Series
Stock Fund-lc
(The»
&
Stock
North
Dollar Value
Series—
Speculative
17.43
Fully administered shares—lc
General
9.11
13.68
shares
Common
8.34
Stock
lc
Fund
Growth
Electronics
7.67
lc
Building shares
Chemical
11.36
7.02
lc
Aviation shares
Capital
10.39
1
Series
Series
Philadelphia
Group Securities—
Automobile
16.62
1
United States Treasury Bills
18.67
Balanced
1.15%
•
-
13.26
17.40
New
Funds Inc—
Custodian
Franklin
12.20
15.37
Natural
Fund
1
Securities—
_1
6.44
3.07
13.63
_1
17.01
23.07
9.35
13.66
Fund——
6.21
Inc_l
Fund
8.51
1
National Investors Corp.,
National Security Series—
Preferred
5
Mutual
_1
—_—
Shares—
Wide
15.91
20c
Industrial
Beneficial
Nation
Income
Formula Fund of Boston—
Great
Ask
102.24
22,
27.57
Corp—
value
Trust
19.84
18.56
Fund
Founders
Mutual
Bond
Fund—
Boston
Shares
asset
Balanced
Howard-
Financial
Fire
102.22
March
Stock u
of beneficial interest
Growth
Equity Fund Inc
Fidelity Fund Inc
Crum
Bid
2%s March 15, 1957
10.54
8.00
point
a
l%s Aug.
1.40%
Net
32nds of
more
l%s May
8.15
interest—»
Mutual
Balanced
Boston
100.9
or
Treasury Notes—(Cont.)
1955
25.50
i——1
Mutual Invest Fund Inc
&
$1.25
100.7
one
Maturity-
Fund-
12.92
Shares———.
Stock
l%s Feb.
1.50%
Growth
Inc—
Massachusetts
Ask
Trust—
interest—1
12.33
E
Growth
Bond
beneficial
of
49.61
Dreyfus Fund Inc
Steel
Ctfs
12.79
Diversified Trustee Shares—
Series
Bid
Indebtedness—
of
5.70
49.11
Dividend
RR
5.89
11.28
Fund.
Food
7.63
5.35
1
Fund
Stock
Gas
6.93
5.18
Manhattan
Mass
la,
lc
shares
1
1
Diversified Investment Fund—1«
Futures
shares——
shares—lc
Petroleum
Fund—
Diversified
First
Metals——lc
Income Fund Inc_
Mutual Fund Inc
Dividend Income
De Vegh
De Vegh
Delaware
Eaton
Paper
Steel
Units
Inc
Investment,
Western
15.48
14.01
1
4.65
Non-Ferrous
Massachusetts Investors
Inc
4.22
27.21
9.300
Consolidated Investment Trust-1
Crown
lc
23.07
21.34
1
Composite Fund Inc
Concord
Business
shares
6.01
Stock
&
Inc
Fund
Funds—
Automobile
3.23
1
Investment
Bond
Composite
4
2.93
25.16
1
Inc
Commonwealth
39.74
5.46
5.06
-100
—
Fund
Colonial
39.74
Equipment 8hares_lc
15.50
4.62
com—100
Securities
Figures after decimal point represent
Maturity—.
Certificates
Electrical Equipment shareS-lc
General Industries shares—lc
14.33
1
Fund—
Preferred
10%
1
1
Century Shares Trust-.
Christiana
9%
1
Capital Venture Fund Inc
Chemical
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness & Notes
18
Managed
——1
Fund Inc
Canadian
Fund
Ltd
(1954,1
Fund
—
Com
Sayles Mutual Fund—
Asset Value)
•
(Net
Merged with and into Can¬
Priced
Stocks)
issued,
Ex-rights.
ISSUES
„
olume
180
Number 5375
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
..
(1913)
THE COURSE OF BANK CLEARINGS
»•
♦'
*
-
Bank
i
liminary figures compiled by
of the country,
us
Week Ended Oct. 30
['
increase compared with
an
a year
Third Federal Reserve
Pre-
ago.
based upon telegraphic advices from the chief cities
$19,287,330,678 against $18,079,221,125 for the
there is
week
same
gain for the week ending Friday of 12.6%.
a
in
1953.
At this
*
Week Ended Nov. 6—
New
;
:
.
-
1953
$8,881,754,759
927,377,971
896,716,069
+ 12.6
3.4
+
1,002,000,000
998,000,000
+
654,630.100
+
3.2
+354.137,567
338.240,105
+
324,300,000
348,700,000
—
Francisco
..560,271,000
537,841,158
359,787,319
372,795,976
Pittsburgh
■
'
Cleveland
435,365,217
Other cities,
all
cities,
294,826,009
3,664,902,235
(11
five
days.
cities
for
week__
Total
0.1
5.7
+
720.121,102
exact details for the week
We
Accordingly, in the
we
covered
8.4
+
Oqt. 30.
For that week there
the whole country having
saipe week in 1953.
at this
center
+(•
7.1
was
showing
an
amounted
to
increase
of
17.5%.
a
gam of
We group
+
the totals
4,993,527
11,871,029
8,983,258
11,892,531
1.9
+
1,152,367,551
are
*4,500.000
going to
—
6.4
38,409,600
+ 30.5
1,15a,612,024
6,252,054
11,805,638
—10.0
376,619,122
374,435,193
5.1
1,126,626,992
1,059,279,591
—
16,927,000
191,566,478
5,394,466
5,610,615
283,805,340
103,747,098
.293,433,913
90,093,598
617,678,592
Carolina—Charleston
Columbia—Washington..
(6
601,200,730
+ 26.1
3.778,808
3,580,608
17,585,000
6.6
+
191,514,392
16,399,008
180,418,458
—
3.9
5,036,605
4,475,167
—
3.3
285,925,462
89,557,481
261,098,119
+ 15.2
2.7
593,397,748
569,138,208
,
Cities)
+
23,864,157
314,800,000
22,675,823
98,900,776
319,700,000
6,396,616
6,425,440
3,810,052
+ 37.3
144,947,398
166,946,242
130,808,936
141,876,039
+ 10.8
9,112,910
9,756,725
509,671
170,630,930
653,530
;
98,611,658
<
Macon
press.
Florida—Jacksonville
Alabama—Birmingham
_
Mobile
Mississippi—Vicksburg
Louisiana—New Orleans
week ended
n
+
5.2
—
0.3
94,835,868
88,574,070-
—
1.5
308,300,000
301.900.0001
6,971,645*
4,732,434
111,001,485
«
20,269,382
0.4
—
<
4,044,296
6.6
8,237,336
525,873
8,382,591
'
617,290
165,652,554
+
3.0
153,113,197
126.199.002
900,259,875
+
4.5
862,346,760
789,713,50*
1,644,380
13,366,751
7,336,066
7,687,236
67,140,000
+
8.2
1,635,208
+
4.1
12,896,969
+
6.0
7,090,256
9,069,861
1,515,259
11,902,033
5,517,435
9,337,960
66,378,000
9.789,849
3,634,107
81,988,757
5,554,378
36,642,837
■■■
-
——
941,050,323
1,779,445
_
Grand
Rapids
Lansing
!
Indiana—Fort
13,912,181
7,778,089
Wayne
8,656,563
_
Indianapolis
South
Bend
Terre
Haute
Des
4,630,191
+ 26.9
5,526,943
34,379,678
+ 46.9
34,724,992
14,988,040
+ 11.9
1,632,442
13,400,016
1,691,118
937,926,696
901,796,014
15,984,714
1,600,746
875,230,385
5,857,360
12,274,419
9,174,073
3,692,142
3.4
+
85,260,408
8,381,533
7,655,285
+
5,456,557
4,887,856
+ 11.6
4,515,403
1,254,321,087
1,191,486,508
5.3
1,157,558,361
1,154,499,32«
320,300,00*
149,562,821
147,624,718
2,516,217
5,756,540
Peoria
Springfield
—
cities)—
(17
—
3.5
+
14,045,237,
4.0
+
5,359,011
12,443,374
Rockford
Total
4.8
—
18,684,108
1,715,818
872,356,875
5,279,195
12,939,590
6,994,965
4,267,161
Chicago
the
9,440,494
3,772,300
93,625,508
50,496,876
—
City
Decatur
Dallas Reserve District of
3.5%, and in the San Francisco Reserve District of 6.2%.
In the following we furnish a
summary by Federal Reserve Districts:
65,901,000
7.1
96,790,199
_
Illinois—Bloomington
a
6,752,849
4.9
5,874,340
Moines
Sioux
gain of 5.3% and
+ 12.6
+
—
3,590,544
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
Iowa—Cedar Rapids
larger by 2.7% and in the Atlanta Reserve
of 4.2%, but the St. Louis Reserve
District suffers
In the Kansas City Reserve District there is an increase
Qfj 2.0%, in
122,807,142
—22.0
8,428,688
V
(10 cities)
Michigan —Ann Arbor
note that in the
smaller by 5.1%, but in the
a
7.614;214
113,759,581
151,647,013-
+ 17.7
—
18,527,84*
Seventh Federal Reserve District
i—Chicago—
Philadelphia Reserve District
The Chicago Reserve District-has to its
credit
103,166,858
70,429,000
t":
••
Total
improvement of
an
9,255,269
4.8
—
5,230,741
Nashville
2.4%, the bank clearings
we
7,503,671
203.941,799
412,768,640
45,522,800
5,852,219
1.8
—
3,569,126
16,110,937
204,120,751
Tennessee—Knoxville
the cities according to the
are
1,116,802,420;
7,357,454
226,034,117
460,149,007
4.9
2.7
—
1,214,013,199
Augusta
week
+ 52.1
—
—
10,797,198
407,154,477
Georgia—Atlanta
the week
as
the Minneapolis Reserve District
Ios| of 1.6%.
4,960,028
12,491,255
8.8
Sixth Federal Reserve
District—Attanta—
6.7
present further below,
totals show
of 5.6% and in the
In the Cleveland Reserve District the totals
Ripbrpond Reserve District
we
which they are located and from this
16,9%, in the Boston Reserve District
—10.0
—
$20,041,495,704 against $18,241,821,748 in the
was
1,183,386
1,002,552
1,488,607
4,308,293
1,102,000,000
—<26.4
8,626,511
10,602,028
366,562,139
(7 cities)—.
Total
9.9%, the aggregate of clearings for
Nqw York Reserve District (including this city) the
District by 4.5%.
11,259,804
f
has to be estimated.
of the previous
increase of
an
+
9,165,540
250,302,682
484,264,791
43,702,000
40,886,500
Maryland—Baltimore,f
.
Outside of this city there
Federal Reserve Districts in
of 1.9%.
13,939,137
238,125,214
Virginia—Huntington
South
1.8
inasmuch
cases
statement, however, which
able to give final and
complete results
+
1,143,157,103
470,992,729
2.4
not available at time of
are
above the last day of the week in all
the elaborate detailed
are
;
Virginia—Norfolk
by the foregoing will appear
furnish them today,
cannot
1.3
Fifth Federal Reserve
District—Richmond—
West
$19j287,330,678 $18,079,221,125
ends Saturday, and the
Saturday figures
In
1,164,320,733
Youngstown
3.5
+
$17,359,100,023
day
issue of next week.-
our
cities)
3.2
+
7,093,184
17,888,407
11,636,843
4.2
—
3,600,605,505
$18,584,349,831
702,980,847
cities,
Complete and
>.
6,385,648
13,173,025
10,609,923
Mansfield
7.0
+
$14,919,447,596 $13,758,494,518
five days
one
Total all
in
6,687,375
2,849,981
Jersey—Trenton
District of
All
2,260,182
Richmond
cities, five days
Total
3,334,741
6,015,984
3.0
3,239,318
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
4.7
—
434,990,342
273,102,390
Ten
3,175,862
—18.4
Columbus
0,4
675,231,170
Kansas City
'
1,071,000,000
+ 12.9
6,064,698
3,143,722
*
Cleveland
Philadelphia
'V
2.7
3,277,941
4,951,860
Ohio—Canton
Cincinnati
%
$10,002,824,962
Chicago
8an
—10.6
1,084,000,000
3,701,943
—
Fourth Federal Reserve
District—Cleveland—
1954
\
;
;
York
4,962,377
1,113,000,000
1,225,979
1,379,081
1,272,161
4,038,630
Delaware—Wilmington
CLEARINGS-RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
t
—13.3
York
Total
1991
S
1,682,130
1,809,979
Wilkes-Barre
the week follows:
1952
1,597,822
Scranton
New
or
4,438,313
Philadelphia
Reading
Our comparative summary for
Inc.
Dec. %
1,704,019
1,569,186
Lancaster
center
S
1,547,498
Chester.,1
Our preliminary total stands
1953
District—PhUadelphta—
Bethlehem
cities of the United States for which it is
possible to obtain weekly clearings will be
at
-•
Pennsylvania—Altoona
indicate that for the week ended Saturday, Nov. 6
clearings for all
ry
6.7,% above those of the corresponding week
last-year.
1954
$
'
Clearings this week will show
45
7.4
—11.4
9.5
+
SUMMARY OF BANK CLEARINGS
1954
Week Ended Oct. 30—
;
1st
Boston
2nd
New
3rd
York
n
Philadelphia
7
Richmond
6
6th
Atlanta
10
Chicago
St.
9th
10th
17
Louis
4
Minneapolis
.
7
llth
10.932,895,163
6
Francisco
„10
Total
New
We
now
9.168,428,438
1,143,157,103
1,152,367,551
1,214,013,199
York
add
Missouri—St.
9,156,629,547
1,116,802,420
1,059,279,591
617,678,592
601,200,730
+
2.7
593,397,748;
900,259,875
+
4.5
862,346,760
789,713,505
1,254,321,087
1,191,486,508
661,684,783
672,452,058
517,997,349
496,801,057
II
5.3
1,157,558,361
1,154,499,327
636,397,606
620,003,756
4.2
453,813,274
490,117,412
II
555,612,696
+
2.0
557,278,296
588,018,981
437,323,602
422,669,352
+
3.5
437,765,001
388,482,988
1,017,720,178
958,105,222
+
6.2
962,976,296
1,018,016,134
20,041,495,704
18,241,821,748
+
9.9
17,832,216,426
9,235,444,380
+
2.4
8,987,201,040
statement
showing the figures for each city for the
Clearings at—
1953
$
Dec. %
...
'
4.0
1,927,318
6.5
4,720,141
4,188,834
611,517,557
+
8.0
641,233,327
580,216,429
3,496,896
1,741,987
4,233,868
3,602,0.16
13,654,336
12,043,817
+ 13.4
9,444,744
.
Connecticut—Hartford
29,704,635
Haven
18,650,913
Rhode Island—Providence
27,399,900
8,673,167
944,132
+ 13.6
2,646,519
4.3
1,607,723
1,193,395
+ 17.5
2,998,320
3,233,840
11,258,485
10,710,647
9,143,311
9,809,882
—
+
8.9
33,006,652
—10.0
15,751,630
-
+18.4
29,963,390
31,593,675
14,064,988
,
13,516,323
—24.4
256,420
1,906,604
—86.6
1,626,012
1,754,107
777,172,584
735,721,594
5.6
753,825,234
+
32,635,700
23,917,141
+
1.0
3,801,243
+
5.2
3,702,360
3,688,633
117,194,015
4.4
108,128,367
105,231,078
2,238,565
—
+
Me^ Jersey—Newark
Northern New Jersey
(11
cities)
27,592,614
+
17,587,116
+
6.4
25,798,867
•25,328,124
+
1.9
2,501,240
9.5
18,718,772
1
9,006,377,368
30,206.796
Syracuse
1.90&757
10,585,626,770
Connecticut—Stamford
24,486,393
1.3
1,978,574
l$ew York
7,325,407
324,409,297
119,223,852
7,441,879
4,136,439
+ 23.3
309,894,697
106,395,104
8,511,999
South
+ 12.5
4,088,768
6,412,679
5,665,001
+ 13.2
6,299,784
-
Dakota—Aberdeen
Montana—Billings
Helena
-
14,252,114
+
—
11,924,763
517,997,349
496,891,057
——-
Total
(7 cities)
1.0
9,805,364
4,737,428
7,699,580
+ 19.5
15,231,662
16,916,484
4.2
458,813,274
490,117,412
+
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas CityNebraska—Fremont
938,456
-
992,349
728,013
586,788
7,374,918
——
-
22,549,846
7,489,754
161,210,706
9,580,824
18,513,903
351,451,890
340,223,587
9,741,785
4,030,702
11,544,835
2,734,286
(aI
**
—
-
v"
City
Joseph
——
—
Colorado—Colorado Springs
-
Pueblo
5.4
741,667
988,671
+ 24.1
1.5
789,762
7,815,012
8,094,433
0.5
142,536,890
176,700,305
—
2,735,664
162,043,857
-
8,104,287
—
+
791,816
—15.4
8,001,431
8,711,011
+ 21.8
18,123,528
361,400,016
12,027,064
18,419,936
354,344,121
13,713,419
3,362,961
+
3.3
—15.6
+ 47.4
2,919,023
2,923,903
2,892,308
+
2.0
557,278,296
588,018,981
6,369,728
362,233,765
+
0.4
+
2.2
31,343,125
+
6.5
6,961,785
375,461,451
32,900,774
7,259,487
324,596,437
34,433,599
6,553,000
cities)
(9
555,612,696
370,088,866
Total
566,963,754
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—DallasTexas—Austin
7,401,551
Dallas
Fort Worth
Galveston
Wichita
35,486,085
6,268,00*
+
7.8
7,755,000
5,179,853
+ 17.7
5,349,249
11,462,881
+ 11.2
9,336,742
5,362,155
9,510,824
437,323,602
Falls
Louisiana—Shreveport
6,080,000
6,099,134
12,747,452
-
Total
(6
cities)
422,669,352
3.5
437,765,001
388,482,988
168,438,207
152,434,434
4,621,611
155,885,934
66,572,764
+
62,220,363
17,957,025
2,503,834
4.0
1,855,110
2,202,395
+ 17.5
8,845,015,386
8,843,382,726
+
65.897,770
67,1(^21
10,932,895,168
9,350,252,354
+
8.8
24.116,355
18,259,602
27,075,782
City
San
159,535,657
79,860,973
—
8.1
69,960,299
18,557,460
Francisco
Jose
Santa
4,544,945
7.2
8.1
15,311,731
15,590,886
+
4.8
12,003,536
513,153,086
+
5.2
501,435,705
11,072,241
574,751,615
18,785,860
"
Barbara
+
11,463,156
540,066,876
-
17,172,589
12,010,142
-
San
8.6
73,413,963
Beach
Pasadena
+
+
15,396,333
+ 22.0
15,345,086
5,496,299
-
4,070,063
+ 35.0
5,994,990
10,319,654
——
—-
9,732,897
+
6.0
10,406,140
17,282,996
4,705,408
15,098,245
18.935,162
50,304,907
Total
Grand
54,451,213
1.8
65,034,423
62,851,001
+16.9
9.168,428,438
9,156,623,547
—
Lake
California—Long
+ 13.5
4,816,634
148,137,690
158,777,621
-
27,166,878
16,208,115
-
Utah—Salt
154,301,801
5,231,997
Oregon—Portland
Stockton
*
57,209,680
175,060,306
Yakima
2,268,212
Rochester
8,391,260
5.5
4,654,811
North Dakota—Fargo
Washington—Seattle
112.031,713
Jjipiestown
—20.3
338,184,750
120,864,386
9,174,195
—
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco—
York-
*4.000.000
Buffalo
8,673,839
356,893,514
119,699,160
-
Paul
29,768,400
24.147,331
Elmlra
620,003,756
689,939,515
Second Federal Reserve District--New
1
2,477,929
636,397,606
3,009,851
36,886,200
Neij Hampshire—Manchester
pjnghamton
8t.
6,910,876
-
Minneapolis
Missouri—Kansas
+
3,973,477
York—Albany
4.6
1.6
—
District—Minneapolis-
Minnesota—Duluth
•
660,178,183
cities)
672,452,058
Wichita
I
•
■
1,667,259
(12
•
Kansas—Topeka
1951
$
'
+
Bedford
Total
1952
1,966,811
Springfield
New
$
or
5,128,257
River
Total
Inc.
2,046,128
Lowell
New
2,223,533
661,684,783
cities)————.——
Omaha
5,462,721
Worcester
2,325,036
Ninth Federal Reserve
St.
;
Portland
New
(4
Hastings
1954
fprst Federal Reserve District—Boston—
Fall
153,687,779
144,131,8.98
-—-——
Lincoln
Week Ended Oct. 30
Massachusetts—Boston
336,100,000
7.6
8,832,068,254
9,455,868,934
week ended October 30 for four years:
Ma^ne—Bangor
Total
17,675,450,930
II
II
detailed
7.3
2.5
147,385,891
569,138,200
1.6
II
+
360,200,000
162,642,634
158,639,010
-
1,151,612,024
1,128,626,992
941,050,323
+
334,000,000
166,720,737
—
.
Tennessee—Memphis
Illinois—Quincy
5.1
II
—
Louis
689,939,515
Kentucky—Louisville
1.9
+
—
II
City.
our
t
753,825,234
+ 16.9
«•
.110 cities
Outside
9,350,252,354
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
1951
$
"
566,963,754
Dallas
San
1952
5.6
+
II
Kansas City
12th
or
Dec. %
735,721,594
1,164,320,733
Cleveland-
6th
8th
Inc.
$
777,172,584
li
4th
7th
1953
$
,_12 cities
(10 cities)—
total
(110)
Outside New York City
♦Estimated,
1,017,720,178
cities).:
i
-
(a) Clearings
958,105,222
+
6.2
962,976,296
1,018,016,134
20,041.495,704
18,241,821,748
+
9.9
17,832,216,426
17,675,450,980
9,455,868,934
—
9,235,444,380
+
2.4
8,987,201,040
8,832,068^25*.
operations
discontinued.
Finanlcial Chronicle
The Commercial and
Monday, November 8,1954
...
(1914)
46
ENTIRE
Foreign Exchange Rates
Company
Aeroquip
1954
29.
OCTOBER
TO
NOVEMBER
Friday
Argentina
$
Free
-
pound
Australia,
•
Dec 15
109?
Dec
15
1097
3
*
15
1769
Nov 30
1535
1651
Belgium, franc
Malaysia,
dollar
Malayan
British
Canada, dollar
Ceylon, rupee
Finland, markka
—- — —
(Metropolitan),
franc;
India, Dominion ol rupee
Ireland, pound
Mexico, peso
Netherlands, guilder
New Zealand,
pound
krone
Norway,
Switzerland,
—
franc
United
Kingdom,
—
sterling
„
17
Dec
15
•
..Nov
18
1653
;
Dec
15
1435
Nov 23
preferred stock
Corp.
Corp.,
of
1653
!
America—
4'A%
Pacific
preferred
stock
bonds, series G, due
1984
Nov 29
Oswego Falls Corp.,
1.030937
.209600
Penn
.209650
.209650
.00435401*
.00445401*
Porter
.00285625
.00285625
.00285625
.238379*
.238379*
.209666
.209633
2.799687
2.799375
5%
convertible 2nd
pfd. stock
Election
2.799791
.0800480
.262700
.262600
2.771967
1437
1539
1541
1439
8
Oct
30
Dec
2
•
Nov
15
165S
1983—Nov
15
1656
Wisconsin
Pub.
Serv.
Corp.,
1st mtge.
bonds due
2.771658
•Announcement
.140080"
.140080*
.140080*
.496766*
.496766*
.0349000
.0349000;
this
in
issue.
.496766*
'
.0349000
.193330*
.193330*
.193330*
.233225
.233250
.233250
2.789539
2.789227
2.799687
Dividends
2.788916
2.799843
2.799375
(Continued from page 12)
When
Per
Name ol
Company
(Dr.)
Co.
Pepperell Mfg.
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
Increase (+ ) or
Redemption
Total
fund for F. R.
21,078,902
—
.Discounts
326,807
and
advances—
519,324
1
Industrial loans
+
733
.
—
2,641
—
214,111
64
—
A summary
-
1
1.924,000
—
Certificates
+
264,000
—
Increase ( + )
13,029,021
1
3,092,550
*
•
;
.
V."
•
.
f
Total
\
■
.
•-
..
.
•
'•?
\
—
+
264,000
+
25,000
—
adjustedt
industrial, and agricul-
752,312
—
24,000
tural
loans
U.
Govt.
S
securities.
24,670,362
•«*?.. /
:
+
289,000
—
776,312
Total
from
Due
Banli
Other
54,163
*+—
—1,080,995
503,047
—
52
—
173,077
——-
assets
+
—217~8~35
+
7,095
+
—
estate
other
Treasury
——
50,512,061
—
i.
;
Federal Reserve notes———
-1,002,399
+269,282
'
•
25,739,166
-V.."-;-.
U.
+125,488
-
Loans to
—
+109,699
567,483
—
20,714
—_
S.- Treasurer—gen'l
Foreign
18,997,948
account
U.
424,622
—
18,382
Other
415,806
-
-
-
42,889
+
+
780,564
Cash
96,586
Total
deposits
20.405,859
—
Deferred availability cash itemsOther liabilities and
accrued
+113,492
3,254,215
divs.
87,362
+
19,404
—
+
980
—
49,418,644
—
U.
613
158,510
capital accounts
deposit. and
F.
R.
5,480
S.
note
40,337
61,560
—
+
40
+
Rio
+
14
709
—
28
—
60
+6,513
+1,128
—
97
—
296
1,003
+
56
—
2,662
—
8,577
banks
124
+
1
45
+
269,282
Contingent
purchased
ances
45.7%
-
liability
on
loan
.2%
375
+1,459
—
304
+
568
St.
8
60
+
76
228
+
—
1,302
of
loans
to
261
1,468
—
banks
and
after
—
deduction
of
—
valuation
re¬
Commercial,
of
industrial,
and
agricultural loans de¬
City, $16 million in the
Cleveland District, and $13 million in the Philadelphia
District, and they increased $12 million in the St.
was
a
net decrease of $83 million at
reporting member banks.
appear
Louis
all
Changes according to industry
in another press release.
Real estate
loans
creased $23 million.
-
in¬
'.
Holdings of Treasury bills increased $78 million at all
reporting member banks; the principal changes
creases
ia
of $77 million in New York
Chicago, and decreases
cisco
trict.
were
in-,
City and .$40 million
of $32 million in the San Fran¬
District and $26 million
in the Kansas
City Dis¬
Holdings of Treasury certificates of indebtedness
a
The
ing
the
NOTICE
Refrigerator
Inc.
Mfg..
(T.
(quar.)
Steel
&
Co.
Co.——
Development,
Spring
Bed
(quar.)
Service,
-Nov
PARTIAL
Company
Brown
Co.,
second
$3
Continental Can Co.,
Date
preference
Inc. 3%
s.
preferred
(quar.)
4.15%
preferred
(quar.)
4.25%
preferred
(quar.)
4.40%
4.60%
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
4.36%
preferred
(quar.)_—
Common
Hanna
(M.
A.)
mortgage
Merchants'
20
1650
1
»
National
—Dec
1977
States
first
3'A%
debs, due
&
International
mortgage 3%%
1st mortgage 3 'A %
Aluminum
Sterling
Stetson
(John
B.)
Products,
(quar.)—
Inc.
common
1
1771
1208
Sun
1
1652
1
1774
Swan-Finch
1
1538
Ray Drug Co.. 6% preferred
Mining Co. (quar.)—
(quar.)
Securities
10
1
»
*
-Dec
(quar.)—
Sylvanite
Gold
Mines,
Terminal Tower
1539
Texas
1
♦
1
1212
1581
6%
Ltd.
(from
Certificates
-Stock
of
prop,
Markets,
1656
19
1656
11-26
11-17
11-12
11-19
10-22
$1.20
JJ,®
—
income)
shs. (yr.-end)
int
common
(quar.)
dividend
non-convertible preferred
5%
conv.
B
(quar.)__
(quar.)
preferred (initial series)
Timken Roller Bearing Co.
12-13
12-10
11-15
11-19
12- 1
10-2b
11-15
11- 5
12- 1
12- 1
11-19H"!®
2- 1
2- 1
2- 1
1-20
l-?0
1-20
1-20
1-20
1-20
33c
92'/ac
97'/2c
$1.033/4
$1.06'A
$1.10
$1.15
27'Ac
2222-
1
1
1
1
28c
33c
25c
75c
60c
933Ac
t37J/2c
1-20
$4.20
25c
11-15
12-15
(quar.)
11-10
12-1
12- 1
12- 1
12- 1
12- 1
12- 1
12-10
1-15
H-J0
11-16
11-16
11-19
12-24
12-10
.
1- 3
:
37'/2c
15c
5c
37V2c
10c
t4c
50c
(s-a)_
(quar.)—
5%
19
-Nov
(quar.)
Texas Pacific Land Trust, sub.
Thorofare
-Nov
pfd.
(Cleveland) (quar.)
Inc.
Fund,
1- 3
12-10
11- 1
5c
1st
(quar.)
Syracuse Transit Corp.
1775
30
—Dec
—
-1
Corp.,
Oil
preferred
2nd
1
Corp.—
stock
bonds, series E, due 1981_
bonds, series F, due 1982
4%
12- 1
11-15
11-26
50c
10c
37'/2c
Superior Tool & Die Co.
1770
Wisconsin Power & Light Co.—
1st
gains
15
1971— -Dec
Inc., class A stock
Corp. 4% s. f. debs, due 1963
1st mtge. 3% bonds due 1978
preferred
(quar.)
1
1
'
$5
A
Extra
Rochester Telephone
Union Terminal Co.,
United
preferred
(quar.)__
common
preferred (quar.)_
—
Stifel (J. L.) & Sons (quar.)
Storkline Furniture Corp. (quar.)—:
Properties, Inc.—
-Dec
fund debentures due 1958——
-Dec
4% bonds, foreign series, due 1960
Minnesota Mining & Manufacturing Co. $4 pfd. stock. -Dec
National Dairy Products Corp. 3%
and 3 'A % debs.—t. -Dec
Co.,
Penn Controls,
3+'4%
(Ohio),
Sunshine
bonds, series A, due
Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line,
(quar.)
8%
Sinking
Midi RR.
-
preferred (quar.)
Queen Corp., common
preferred (s-ai
Co.
11-15
12- 1
12-15
12- 1
1- 3
50c
(quar.)
Oil
12- 1
12- 1
Co.—
$1.32
Page
._Nov
due 1965— -Dec
Light Co., 3V2 % first mortgage bonds. —Dec
-Dec
Co., $4.25 preferred stock———
3%%
Telephone
Paving & Materials, Ltd. (quar.)—
State Street Investment Corp. (year-end)—^
50c from income and $3.70 from capital C
Jacksonville Terminal Co.—
1st
—
Standard
debs, due 1965—— -Dec
stock—
f.
Dayton Union Railway Co.—
3'A% general mortgage bonds, series B.
Florida Power &
Page
18
REDEMPTION
Issue—
and
(quar.)—
com.
(quar.)
States
12- 1
$1
50c
B
Co
preferred
Southwestern
11- 9
11-15
11-24
50c
15c
—
(quar.)
$1.50
Issue-
and
.
class
Co.
Power
12-15
25c
(quar.)
6% pfd.
Co..
L.)
Texas
Standard
Company
(quar.)—
(quar.)—
Co.
1- 3
12-23
12- 1
65c
25c
(quar.)
3.70%
Date
~
12V2c
12V'2c
t6V2c
62'/2c
t25c
60c
Ltd.
Co.,
Southwestern Public
OF TENDER
11-16
12-14*
37M>c
—
(quar.)—
Utah
Speed
12- 6
.
5%
25c
—
(quar.)—
San Francisco Ry., Co.
Southern
and common stock called for redemption,
those called under sinking fund provisions.
date indicates the redemption or last date for mak¬
tenders, and the page number gives the location in
current volume (except where indicated) in which
details were given in the "Chronicle."
12- 1
12-10
12-15
ord.
(quar.)
Southern
list of corporate bonds, notes,
12-17
11-29
$1.50
-
Extra
Seeger
preferred
including
Reserve
creased $64 million in New York
District; there
Below will be found
4c
—
(quar.)
Sears Roebuck & Co. (quar.)
South
1.-17
$1.25
receipts
dep,
Amer.
Tool
preferred
Louis,
Sheraton,
figures revised (New York District).
Redemption Galls and Sinking Fund
the
weekly reporting member
System in leading cities
dfeows the following principal' changes for the week
■ended Oct. 27: An increase of $580 million in demand
deposits adjusted, and decreases of $375 million in
United States Government deposits and $304 million in
demand deposits credited to domestic banks.
Federal
Common
Singer
7,646
—
:
?.
(quar.)
A
Ltd.,
&
Scythes &
—
,.
.
Theatre, Inc., $1.50 preferred (quar.)
Royal Crown Bottling Co. of Louisville (Ky.)
—
Notices
Condition Statement of Member Banks
The condition statement
Gear
11,190
1,349
621
1.6%
+
60c
$1
"
3.90%
14,212
1,837
commitments—
banks of the
preferred
Royce,
5%
,
'•}
11-10
1- 3
12- 3
11-15
11-24"-
60c
5%
Royalite Oil Co.. Ltd.
—
-
foreign
correspondents
Industrial
—
40c
15c
25c
5c
on
(year-end 1
Rosefield Packing Co.
+1,358
+2,256
deposits:
banks
accept¬
for
at
Rolls
11-24
:
.4
;
11-19
the com. stock was omitted
company
meeting held on Nov. 1).
580
29
17~930
lia-
11*8
11-12
11-19
11-24
11-19
11-18
.11- 5
12-15 ; 11-15
11-12
(Texas)—
Co.—
&
(Payment
+
+
'
biiities combined
Rockwood
Simonds Saw
—1,002,399
11-13
<quar.)_
Grande Valley Gas Co.
Year-End
Smith
50,512,061
12-15
.
12-15
Roxy
demand
20
12- 1
12-9
11-16
Argentine Mining Co
56,050
21,375
3,990
individual loan Items are shown gross.
serves;
♦Oct.
—
318
—3,127
+ 2,034
+
2,706
2,375
8,688
13,864
Government
Government deposits
tExclusive
19.615
27,543
Total liabilities & capital accts.
Ratio of gold certificate reserves
4so
;
+
+
+
625,013
—
13b)„—_
Surplus (Section
"Other
282,351
.
+
78
27
39
*
Riegel Textile Corp., com. (quar.)
$4 preferred A (quar.)_______
Foreign banks
Borrowings
Capital Accounts—
Capital paid in
Surplus (Section 7>
130
Co.
+
—
12-11
1- 312-21
12-15
(quar.)
Inc.
—
,
deposits adjusted
Interbank
—1,044,421
+325,362
Richardson
Rico
-
(Texas)—
Racing Association
540
63
+5,738
(s-a)—
I
.
15
23,764
—
with domestic
Domestic
.jl/ Total liabilities
Republic Insurance Co.
Increased
quarterly
+..^269
—
pfd.
23
notes
Time deposits except U. S.
232,165
—
6%
—
20
+
11-15
133Ac
12-1
125c
11-22
30c
12-1
$2.25 -12-15
$1
12-17
1
10%
12-17
—
dividend
Stock
Ross
39,859
(quar.)
+
Liabilities-
865,245
Co.
37,533
securities—total
11-10
11- t
11-26
1^-20,
11-30
11-1?
Corp.—
+
27,954
Demand
-
Mfg.
pfd. (accum.)
Transport Co.
(quar.)—
♦+
993
banks
Balances
744
12-1
.y'.: -5c.
125c
1st
6.978
—
valut
in
+
11- 2
50c
—
7,920
—
—
Reserves with Federal Reserve Banks—
Member bank—reserve accounts
5
—"
11-15
12- l ^
$1.75
t$l
20c
(quar.)
Remington Arms Co., Inc.,
Republic Aviation Corp.
"
Revere
securities
Other
410,728
Deposits:
—2,258
or carry¬
bonds
S.
83
2,407
bills —
Treasury
!.
30
for
securities-
Treasury certificates of Indebtedness
Liabilities—
—
*—
:
-
12- 1
91 */iC
12'/2c
35c
58'/«c
$1.20
(interim)-
Ltd.
Ltd.
Utilities
Ray-O-Vac
-
21,043
loans.
loans
U. S. Government
46,923
dealers
and
carrying
purchasing
securities
ing
Real
22~205
4,124
or
Other loans for
22
3,558,418
_
——
assets
25,190,419
—
items
cash
premises
Total
securities
and
loans
foreign banks
brokers
to
purchasing
■
Uncollected
——-
114
+
38,679
Commercial,
„
25,000
adjusted)
12-17
-i
25c
(quar.)—
Co.,
conv.
Provincial
+6,057
—
809
84,789
and
Loans
Total
.
investments
Loans
11-19
.1-7
135c
Preferred
(In millions of dollars)
Assets—
573,600
Loans
outright-—.J: 24,645,362
bought
1953
1-3
12-10
.
-,25c
v
— '
fining Co-—;
5l/tr,'r
'
He'd under repurchase agreem't
1954
Co.—
(quar:)_
com.
12-15
.
Extra
Oct. 28,
1954
182,312
744,650
—
v
1-15
(quar.)
Co.
River
Powell
Oct. 20,
Transportation
(quar.)_:
Development.
Polaris
or
Oct. 27,
748,250
+
6,599,791
Notes
'
Placer
11-19
1- 3
& West Virginia Ry. Co. (quar.)
Youngstown & Ashtubula Ry.—
preferred
Plomb Tool
-
—
—
Industries
Pittsburgh,
ber banks follows:
2,028
—
Suburban
11- 8
1
11 Vic
65c
•
40c
Pittsburgh
of assets and liabilities of reporting mem¬
12-
5c
(quar.)
Pitney-Bowes, Inc., com. (quar.)——
4'A% preferred B (quar.)—-.
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co. (year-end).
dec. (—) since
Bought outright—
Bills ~i
>
Pinellas
12- 2-11-3
common
PhiladelphiaSuburban Water.
$3.65 preferred (quar.)____
'
U.-6. Government securities:
Corp.,
Year-end
reporting
all
at
Co
11-15
15c
35c
Gas
(quar.)
convertible
7%
3,687
302,655
—
million
$60
decreased
banks.
member
34,822
75c
(quar.)
Hopewell
Philadelphia
Quarterly
Holder9
Payable of Rec.
Pepper)
preferred
Phelps Dodge Corp. (quar.)
districts.
all
Borrowings
182,109
+
30,195
—
decreased in
9,890
9,863
+
130,253
banks:.
other
cash
191,9.99
+
Share
(see Dr
Co.
&
Co.
Aircraft
45c
posits increased $29 million. United States Government
deposits and demand deposits credited to domestic banks
1953
137
notes
certificates reserves'
gold
notes-of
P. R.
Nov. 4,
1954
10,000
843,800
certificates—*
Other
3,
1954
20,235,102
Assets—.
Piper
deposits adjusted increased $167 million in
New York City, $142 million in the Cleveland District,
$138 million in the Chicago District, and by smaller
amounts in all but one of the other districts. Time de¬
Decrease (—) since
4QK*ld
Pfaudler
Demand
(In thousands of dollars)
Oct. 27,
Petersburg
Holdings of Treasury notes and
of United States Government bonds increased $39 mil¬
lion and $40 million, respectively.
decreased $27 million.
Statement of Condition of the Twelve
Nov.
•
Nov
Pepper
*
1653
16
Nov
Co., 4.60% cumul. pfd. stock
Corp., 5% collateral trust bonds due 1966
Electric, Inc., 5% convertible pfd. stock
Wisconsin Power & Light Co.—
1st mortgage 4% bonds, series G, due 1983
♦Nominal.
it"
1
Starrett
.262700
2.772277
Inc., 5% cumulative pref. stock
Co., Inc., 5% pfd. stock
K.)
1653
Tung-Sol
.0800430
.0800480
Day
-
(H.
1
Dec 15
Nov 15
Spencer Chemical
.238379*
.209666
Co.,
•
Ry.—
1.030781
Fruit
•
■
Co.—
3%%
mortgage
.00435401*
.238379*
.209525
2.797812
.0800480
29
Ref. & iinprov. mtge. 5% bonds, ser. C & D, due 2047_Jan
Collateral trust 4'/2% bonds due 1975
Dec
.326733
.326833-
.326733
Dec
Dec
pfd. stock
1961—
Telephone
1.031152
2.797312
pound
pound
.0200092
.233225
2.787359
,
Union of South Africa,
.0200125
Northern
.0385802*
.140080*
peso
krona
Sweden,
.0385802*
5% pfd. stock
preferred stock
debentures
Midland
York
Ref.
2.230577
2.230826
Day
.496766*
.0349000
.193330*
—
_
Islands,
escudo
.0719820*
New
.2020031
.262700
2.770111
—
Marine
.0719820*
Election
3 '/2 %
50-year
.200000*
.133333*
.0719820*
due
Products
Limestone
$
.133333*
.0385802*
Dec
Western RR.
Inc., 4'/2%
debentures
.200000*
2.231075
debentures
Lamson & Sessions Co.,
Nov. 4
$
$
4%
Thursday
Nov. 3
Bradstreet
&
.200000*
.00285625
Germany, Deutsche Mark
convertible
General Dynamics Corp. $2 cumul. conv.
International Rys. of Central America—
.133333*
2.229332
.0385802*
.0200000
.326566
1.030859
.209500
.00435401*
——
Austria, schilling
Portugal,
Nov. 2
$
.200000*
.133333*
.0719820*
Preferential
Philippine
Tuesday
Nov. 1
peso—
Basic
France
Monday
Oct. 29
.
717
2
Dun
.
Pag;®
1
Denver & Rio Grande
Wednesday
bonds
Jan
3'A%
United States Money)
Noon Buying Rate for Cable Transfers in New York (Value in
Unit
and Monetary
Country
preferred
Telephone & Telegraph Co.—
12-year 3%% convertible debentures due 1963
12-year 3Vu% convertible debentures due 1964
INCLUSIVE
1954,
4.
Date
cumulative
5%
American
TARIFF ACT OF 1930
CERTIFIED BY FEDERAL RESERVE BANK TO TREASURY UNDER
RATES
EXCHANGE
Corp.,
Central Hudson Gas & Electric Corp. 5.25% pfd. stock—Dec
Consolidated Gas Electric Light & Power Co. of Bait.—
the Federal Reserve Bank
certifies daily to the Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers on the different
countries of the world. We give below a record for the week just passed.
FOREIGN
CALLED
Algemene Kunstzijde Unie N.V. 4'/2% convertible debs.__Jan
of Section 522 of the Tariff Act of 1930,
Pursuant to the requirement
ISSUE
Issue—
and
25c
5c
$1.70
$1.70
30c
5%
31'Ac
31'Ac
75c
^
11-15
,
11- 9
11-26
12- 1
12-20
11-26
1-7
12- 1
12- 1
1- 3
j
11-15
11-1
11-10
11-15
11-19
11-12
12-17
11-15
11-13
llrl®
12- 1
1-14
11-26
12-16
12-16
1-3
11-5
12- 1
.
-
Y- 4
11-12.
11-24
1- 3
12- 9
12-10
1- 3
1- 3
12-10
12- 9
12- 9
11-19
[Volume 180
Number 5375
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(1915)
f
Title
Guarantee &
Tokheim
!
Corp.
Share
•
Trust
Co.
(N.Y.)
(quar.)
Inc.,"common
United
Theatre
(quar.)__
United Biscuit Co. of America,
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
Brick
•United
11-15
12-
2
11-15
Atlantic
25c
12-
2
11-15
5%
'62 V2C
12-
(quar.)
com.
12-
25c
12-
11-16
1
1
$1.12'A
1-15
25c
11-28
11-18
Co.
25c
12-10
4
(2c from
net
invest-
U. S.
Potash
preferred
12c
11-30
11-15
12-
Co.
22VAC
11-17
1
Extra
Barcalo
1
11-15
Services
Supply Co. (quar.)___.
Western Condensing iquar.)
Weston
(Geo.), Ltd.—
4'A%
redeemable
Whitman
^Wolf
&,
(C.)
-
(Rudolph)
(quar.)
Co.
r
——
11-12
3
11-18
Class
12-
1
11-15
Baystate
11-10
10-29
this
announced
Corp.
Name of
11-15
Beck
1
11-15
Belknap Hardware &
11-30
A. C.
11-17
Bell
Aircraft
3
11-19
Bell
&
20c
12- 1
11-15
Share
,
Payable of Rec.
(quar.)
Common
7%
75c
(quar.)
75c
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
& Oil Co., Ltd._
7%
Acme
Industries
Acme
Steel
Acme
Wire
Acushnet
(stock
Co.
12-15
ilc
dividend)
11-30
12-
1
3-
1
12- 1
3- 1
11-15
5%
11-15
11-
40c
(quar.)
Process
3-15-55
$1.75 3-15-55
(quar.)
Co.
12-15
$1.75
Gas
Acme
12-11
11-10
60c
Co.
(quar.)
12-10
25c
12-10
1
11-26
12-
1
; Stock dividend
5%
12-10
12-
3%
11-19
7Vic
12-
11-15
tlOc
$27'Ac
12-
1
10-29
12-
1
10-29
Aeroquip Corp. (quar.)
Agnew-Surpass Shoe Stores, Ltd.,
5'A% preferred (s-a)
(quar.)
com.
Reduction
Co., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Air Way Electric Appliance Corp. (quar.)
35c
4.50%
Aircraft
Radio
Airfleets,
$3.50
Alan
Wood
Steel
See
Chemical
&
Wood
;
4%
Alloy
Alpha
Steel
$3.75
Dye
Corp.
Co.
(s-a)_
11-
12-
11-16
1
12-
5
1
11-16
1-3-55
12-10
1-3-55
12-10
$3
1-3-55
12-20
75c
12-10
11-12
15c
(quar.)
12-10
11-12
75c
Co.
$1
1-20-55
12-27
America,
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
1
11-12
30c
11-15
10-30
$1.50
(year-end)
(quar.)
of
11-19
12-10
11-15
t50c
Cement
preferred
5
Co.
Corp., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Cast Steel Co. (quar.)
Aluminum
5
11-
$1.15
Stores
Aluminium, Ltd.
11-
11-19
$1.05
____
Portland
10-20
11-19
32c
(quar.)
"Alan"
Special
Allied
11-12
87 Vic
Allegheny & Western Ry. guaranteed
Allied
11-18
11-18
25c
(quar.)
common
preferred
(quar.)
Power Co.,
4.20%
pfd.
preferred
(quar.)
4.60%
4
4
55c
prior
Alabama
■
Corp.,
1212-
20c
___
(quar.)
Gas
-
1
20c
_
Inc.
Alabama
■
$1.12Vi
(increased)
Corp.
Year-end
12- 4
10-27
40c
93%c
12-10
11-19
12-
1-
1
12-15
12-
1
11-
5
3-1-55
2-
4
11-
5
Aluminum Co.
of Canada, Ltd.—
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
BY4% 2nd preferred (quar.)
4%
125c
4%
t25c
5'A%
2nd
preferred
Automobile
$$1.31
(quar.)_
________
Insur.
(quar.)
Co.
(St.
4'A%
87Vic
Birtman
Stock
Box
Co.,
dividend
Co.
(quar.)
2-4
12-1
11-15 '
12-
1
11-15
12-
50c
1
11-12
$1.12'A
12-1
11-12
40c
50%
11-10
10-22
11-15
11-
__
Shares, Inc.
American
(quar.)
Co.
1
_
(quar.)
American Business
Can
12-
3-1-55
(quar,)______
common
preferred
Board
Co.
Sivalls
(out of inc.)
4c
35c
11-22
11-15
5
10-22
10-21
15c
American
Furniture
Co.
American Gas & Elec.
American
Home
Products
quar.)
(monthly)-
Corp.
American
France-Foamite
La
6%
American Machine
American
Bloch
American Metal
Meter
Corp.
Foundry Co.
Co.
(stock
Co., 4 Vi %
Co.
American News Co.
Co.
&
A
dividend)--
10-19
11-15
10-29
12-10
11-
(quar.)
(bi-monthly)
A
on
and
preferred
B_.
(quar.)
Ship
20c
1212-
Tobacco,
from
11c
8%
19c
Co
Co.
net
ordinary
(quar.)_
3»A%
Boston
Fund,
ment
Farms
Inc.
Co.,
class
A
preferred
:
(s-a)
Public
8
12-10
30c
11-15
11-10
11-
11-15
11-
12- 1
12-
87'Ac
1-3-55
12-15
23c
11-26
10-29
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quarterly
Hose
Consolidated
12-
11-
Brockton Taunton Gas,
$3.80 pfd. (quar.)—
Brockway Motor Co., Inc. (year-end)
Brooklyn Borough Gas, 4.407c pfd. (quar.)
95c
preferred B
(quar.)_
Co., $5 1st preferred (quar.)_
preferred (quar.).—
Brown & Sharpe Mfg. (quar.)
—r—
Bruce
(E. L.)
Co., common
(quar.)
2nd
33A%
Buck
preferred
Hills
Buckeye
Budd
Falls
$5
preferred
Buell
Die
Co.
Fund, Ltd.
and
come
Bunker
_______
Mills
12-15
11-26
11-18
11-16
Corp.,
11-27
11-
8
$50c
11-24
11-
2
25c
12-1
11-
8
(quar.)—
15c
12-
1
11-
8
12-
1
11-
8
common
—
Bush
Terminal
Stock
Calaveras
11-25
California
$5
Service
Co.,
4.40%
preferred
5
5.30%
convertible
pfd.
12-
1
5.28%
convertible
pfd.
5.36%
convertible
(quar.)
37Vic
series
27'Ac
33'Ac
33c
11-15
pfd.
F
33'Ac
32'Ac
32'Ac
11-15
11-15
11-15
10-29
$0.19224
11-15
10-29
50c
t$4
12- 8
11-30
11-17
5.20%
convertible
pfd.
series
12-
1
5.20%
convertible
pfd.
12-
1
5.08%
preferred
series H
(initial)
1-7-55
12-
1
4'A%
Campbell Wyant & Cannon Foundry (quar.)
Canada Cement Co.* Ltd. (increased annual)
$1.30
preference
;_
(quar.)
Ginger
$4.25
12-
6
11-10
11-24
11-10
50c
11-30
12-15
11-24
12-
11-10
Inc.,
com.
1
11-
5
Canada
2nd
5%
Canada
Ltd.,
preferred
Starch,
12-
1
11-10
Canadian
12-
9
11-12
Canadian
Canadian
12-24
12-15
Car
11-12
from
12-
1
12-
and
11-10
Canadian
11-10
Canadian
11-12
4Vi%.
1
10-29
Canadian
12- 1
10-29
Carpenter
&
a
Inc.
Oil
preferred
Utilities,
Steel
1
Carrier
27Vic
12-
1
11-
1
62Vic
59c
$1.083/4
11-
1
Caterpillar
(quar.)
56Vic
(quar.)
40c
$1.3114
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Ry Co. (quar.)
11-
5
Corp.
Ltd.
Tractor
preference
'^-11-19
Central
Foundry
11-12
Central
of
12-
1
11-12
12-8
10-29
12-20
12-
3
11-
1
11-22
11-22
11-
12- 1
Co.,
$12Vic
1-15
11-24
12-
11-15
4%%
preferred
12-
50c
(quar.)
12-30
11?10
pfd.
11-10
r)
(quar.)
Co.,
pfd.
com.
Co.,
Seal,
$1.25
(accum.)
$5
(quar.)
30c
1-3-55
(s-a)
12-22
end
stock
Stock
preferred
Co.
1
11-15
1
11-15
11-20
10-22
1-3-55
H-3-55
75c
11-20
i2_
1
12-
3
12-
3
11-
.
5
11-19
75c
12-15
11-24
1-3.55
12-15
11-16
11-
9
J2_
111
3
$1.13
1
1-3-55
12-15
12-
2
11-13
15c
12-10
11-20
12-
1
11- 1
12-
1
11-
1
11-15
11-
1
11-15
10-29
2-55
12-15
$2.50
12-15
12?
12-
1
11-15
11-30
11- 9
1
12-15
11-15
10-15
12-
1
11-12
12-
2
llrlS
11-
3
$2
12-29
75c
1-2-55
12-
1-2-55
12- 3
12-15
3
(quar.)_
(quar.)
37'Ac
12-20
87'Ac
11-15
11-
1
50c
12-23
12-
3
12-
1
11-12
12-
$1.75
30c
12-
6
1
11-15
11-15
10-27
1-3-55
12? 8
35c
1
11-10
11-10
11-1
30c
12-
6
11-13
30c
12-
3
12-
3
11-
8
$2
12-
3
11-
8
11-
8
Western RR.—
(quar.)
$1.25
1st
Wards
(quar.)
12-20
12-10
50c
12-15
12- 3
90c
12-
1
$16.25
25c
11-15
11-15
11-29
10?25
25c
security
10-25
11-15
11-
11-26
11- 1
1
(payable
:
(quar.)
A
11-15
10c
36c
profits
preferred
Inc.,
12-
25c
(quar.)
common
Houses,
1-
50c
45c
(quar.)
12-20
62'/2C 1-10-55
(quar.)
12-10
12^10
35c
Oil
Fields
Bridge Co.,
Ltd.
Engineering
Works,
Common
Ltd.
preferred
Donohue
Bros.,
12-24
12-24
11-30
11-17
12-15
12*' 1
1
11-15
$10c
11-25
10-29
$30c.
11-12
10-29
11-30
11-12
$20c
12-15
11-17
$ 10c
2-1-55
1
(s-a)
12-
Ltd.—
Co., Ltd.—
1
tquar.)
Ltd.
11-
12-30
12-30
$$1.25
(quar.)
Chemical
11-15
25c
25c
(quar.)
Investments,
(quar.)
11*15
Ltd.—
preference (quar.)
&
1
$62'Ac
Dominion
Tar
12-
25c
(monthly)
________
Stores, Ltd.
11-15
25c
;
Anglo Investment Corp.,
preferred
(quar,)
Scottish
1
17'Ac
(quar.)
&
Dominion
12-
10c
common
Dominion
$1
5
55c
25c
stock)_
or
convertible
11-
12-
1
11-
30c
Grande
Cup Co.,
12-
12-
11-
$1.75
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
from
cash
11-15
$1.17Va
1
1
11-30
$50c
pfd.
common
common
Dominion
$1.12>/2
11-
12-
5c
(quar^)
B
Dominion
1
1
15c
(quar.)
$4.20
convertible preferred
11-15
1
1,12-
93%c
common
(quar.)
Inc.
A
11-15
12-
10-15
;
50c
Ltd.
Corp.,
Tramway Corp.,
5%
11-15
11-15
$17y2C
(quar.)
Inc.,
Monthly
■
1
$1.25
(quar.)
&
Co.,
Dominguez
10-20
'
(quar.)
Seal
debenture
5%
11-15
12-
f$2
Dominion
1
1
Pass Coal Co., Ltd. (s-a)______
Forster, 8% preferred (quar.)
Publishing Co., $4 prior pfd. (quar.)
10-20
$1.05
5%
(quar.)
1
$10c
$$2.50
5%
Ry.,
Ltd.
Doeskin Products, common
70c
preferred
(quar.)
10-29
12-10
12-
$60c
(quar.)
Dodge Mfg. Corp. (quar.)
12-30
11-15
Ltd
Electric
preferred
10-15
50c
(s-a)_.
Co.,
11-15
$$1.25
<quar.)__
(quar.)
Georgia
11-10
12- 2
25c
20c
(quar.)..
Extra
11-27
$$1.12Vi
common
(quar.)
Air
5%>
11-12
12-14
$1.05
&
Dobbs
12-15
ioc
3c
&
Dixie
11-30
60c
(quar.)_
in
5
11-15
$60c
Mills
Zellerbach
Class
11-15
1
12_15
$5 par shares after
on new
Union
5
30c
pfd.
Cork
Year
11-
12-
3ii/4C
Diversified Investment Fund, Inc.—
Quarterly from net investment income
12-23
50c
Louisiana
4.70%
1
$25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Central
$2
12-
12-23
11-17
12-10
Industries—
pfd. (s-a)
(quar.)
Detroit & Cleveland Navigation
(liquidating)
Di Giorgio Fruit
Corp., class A com. (quar.)
1
1
12_i5
933/4C
Nest
5%
investment
(quar.)
(quar.)
Ltd., 5%
steel
Denver
Ltd.—
Mines,
preferred
1
$1.25
Ltd.
(quar.)
12-
12- 1
Co.,
Central Canada Investments, Ltd.—
5%
11-
$20c
<quar.)_
profits)
Co.
Castle-Trethewey
8
1
$75c
from
&
Denver
11-15
12-
&
Denver & Rio
year-end distribution of 21c
Cos.,
11-
12-
(9c
Refractories
1
4.20%
12-15
12-
'
$1
(quar.)
(interim)
Imperial
Class
6
11-17
;
Lines, Inc. (quar,)______________
Dennison Mfg. Co., common
(quar.)
6
12-
12-15
$$1.25
Foundry Co., Ltd.
security
12-
11-1
12-
1-2-55-
B
preferred
Delta
11-15
$$1.25
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Fairbanks-Morse
net
1
11-1
1-2-55
1
$1.13
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Deerfield Glassine Co. (resumed)
6
$20c
12-10
1
1st pfd.
A
preferred
$8
12-
$1.12V2
common
7%
11-19
$50c
(quar.)__—_—_
(quar.)
common
Fund,
income
1
1
10c
Special
12-
12-
5%
Copper
Cork
Deere
10-29
12-
$$2
$15c
12-
1-2-55
$1.06'A.
Extra
11-15
12-1
12-20
15c
——
Ltd.
Co.,
Safeway,
11-
12-
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)—j
split
Refrigeration Corp.
Distillery, Ltd.—
(interim)
Daystrom,
10-29
$50c
12- 1
1
$32Vic
(quar.)
Extra
11-15
75c
Ale,
—
preferred
Malting
—
RR
series I
common
Cushman's Sons, Inc., 7%
Dahlstrom Metallic Door
10-29
G
(quar.)__
(quar.).l_
(quar.)—
12-15
Co.,
Curtiss-Wright Corp., $2 class A (quar.)
10-29
20c
$37V2C
preferred
10-29
11-15
___
10-29
,
(quar.)
preferred
Crane Co., 3% % preferred (quar.)
Crosse & Biackwell. class A
$7
10-29
11-15
(quar.)—
8
$10c
Ltd.
Cummins Engine Co., 4%%
Cuneo Press, Inc., 3V27o
10-30
E
12-15
Canada
11-15
1
11-
62V2C
-
Craddock-Terry Shoe, 5%
Curtis
5
series
series
C
(quar.)
series D (quar.)—
1
10-29
1
3
fi5c
$ 12c
Petroleum Corp.
Cosmos
Crum
Co.—
11-
pfd.
Point
Corp.
Service
11-15
Goods Corp., com.
preferred (quar.)
West
:—___—
(quar.)
25c
22'Ac
(quar.)
t
Dry
1st
11-
Packing
;—
common
(quar.)
Corp.,
11-22
11-
$15c
$$1.12Vi
<quar.)_Kj
Equipment
12-15
12-
Water
Class
Cosden
Crown
1
11-
11-
(H.)
Crown
15c
Corp
Co.
Power
Ltd.—
Co.,
Initial payment
Crows
1
50c
Timber
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Continental Gin Co., 4'/2% preferred
Continental Assurance Co.—
11-19
10-29
12-15
11-10
10-15
11-28
&
Co.
5%
$2
11-15
11-15
Ltd.
(quar.).
Power
Continental
11-
11-
11-15
6
6
11-12
1
Electric
Gas
Can Co., Inc., com.
preferred
(quar.)
Continental Car-Na-Var Corp.^
Crown
5
12-
$1.75
11-29
11-15
12-
100%
11-
11-12
11-29
12-
11-15
11-15
Land
Dry
8
8
20c
12-15
Canada
8
11-
40c
California
11-9
11-
$1.25
common
California
11-15
1
1
(quar.)—
Co.,
11-15
12-10
12-
12-
(quar.)__—.—-—_________
Cement
preferred
25c
(quar.),
Corp.
10c
3%
.11-19
25c
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
Steel
bi-monthly)
(
1
81 Vic
(quar.)
preferred
Co.
dividend
Manufacturing Co. (stock dividend)
Jackson Co. (increased quar.)—;___
12- 1
11-
12-10
11-15
56V4C
Mines,
$3.75
Class
1
——
1
$1.37V2
2qc
Continental
Corby
11-15
(Toronto)
(quar.)
preferred
Copeland
$1.40
—
11-30
12-20
11-18
11-19
preferred (quar.)
$1
4.20%
preferred
(quar.)
_________
$1.05
3V2% preferred (quar,):
87'Ac
4'A% 2nd preference^ .(initial)
68 7/10c
Burry Biscuit, $1.25 preferred (quar.)
' 32c
12-10
12-
1
of $1.08
4%
12-14
12-15
12-
11-26
11-29
11-
15c
(s-a)
$4.50
•
10-19
7
11-15
Co.
two-for-one
profits)
_______
Burlington
11-15
1
i2-
H-15
12-10
50c
$4.52 preferred (quar.)
Container Corp. of America,
4% preferred (quar.)
11-15
12-31
11-
5c
i
Ltd
_____
Sullivan Mining & Concen¬
&
11-15
1
12-31
Insurance
Yellowknife
Glass
^Consumers
11-20
35c
-
—
Dredging,
Hill
trating
12- 1
12-10
B
Class
11-20
(32c from investment in-
security
Gold
11-
1
12- 6
$1.25
—
Co,____^
year-end distribution
a
net
Bulolo
12-1
12- 1
12-
25c
(quar.)__
Co.
1
25c
(quar.)_
(quar.)—
Machine
&
Forge
15c
"
(quar.)
common
Buffalo
30c
25c
93%c
(quar.)
Line
Pipe
Company,
11-
1
10-2Q%*
1
50c
(quar.)
Theatres,
A
Consumers
11-12
12-
75c
(quar.)—__.
Co.
11-19
-,$1.10
$1.25
Brown
$3
1-2-55
$50c
class
-
12-20
75c
$1.10
_
4.40%
Life
Natural
Consolidated
1
1-14
12-
11-15
due,
Extra
11-15
11-
are
Co.
(N. Y.)
(quar.)___
Engineering Corp. (quar.)
Laundries Corp. (quar.)
Consolidated
11-15
2-1-55
common
Edison
Consolidated
Consolidated
12- 1
11-15
12-15
t8c
1
—
10-21
1
t38c
Discovery
7
4
12-
$1.06%
Common
12-
1
in
(quar.)
(quar.)
Life Assn.
Power
12-
Co.
11-19
i_3_55
20c
Consol.
Co.—
1
iq^
(quar.)
Connecticut
12-14
35c
preferred
Common
12-15
25c
3%
4%
Confederation
1
10-25
12-31
5%
Co.
National
12-20
Calaveras
$1.12 Vi
1
invest¬
from
Rubber
&
1
12-
11-15
30c
Corp., 5 V2% pfd. (quar.)
Conduits National
Co., Ltd. (quar.)
Cone Mills Corp.,
common
(reduced)
1
11-17
12-20
(quar.)
11-25
i2_n
10c
(quar.)
Carbon
Columbian
10-27
25c
$1
pfd.
preferred
Columbian
11-19
i2-io
ioc
cash will be paid
$4.25
12-16
75c
65c
(final)
stock; where fractional shares
12-11
11-30
Inc.
(Payable
11-15
12-20
System,
Columbia Pictures.
Corp.—
Stock
dividend
10-30
1
Gas
$3
Byron
50c
common
$4.35
&
12-
12-24
11-16
50c
Monthly
Monthly
;
Colorado Milling & Elevator
(increased)...
(quar.)—50c
Brantford Cordage Co., Ltd., class A (quar.)
$25c
Bridge & Tank Co. of Canada, Ltd.—
$2.90 preferred
(quar.)
$72'Ac
Broadway-Hale Stores (quar.)
20c
11-15
$3
Co.
$2.36
Atlanta
1- 3
10c
preferred (s-a)
Roller
Bearing
6%
Bower
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)—_
Mills, 6%
preferred
5.25%
1
11-13
11-10
1
Inc.—
(Boston)
(quar.)
Commodore Hotel, Inc.
Concord Natural Gas
gains
common
Inc.
Woven
25c
participating preferred (quar.)
<quar.)_
Argus Corp., Ltd., common (quar.)
4x/2% convertible preference (quar.)
Aro
12-
15c
income)
Boston
37'Ac
$3
Associated
12-23 "
25c
Corp.
preferred
11-12
50c
Argo Oil Corp.
Armco
12-10
12-
1
12-
1-3-55
87i/2C
Year-end gains distribution
Colorado Central Power Co.
(monthly)
75c
Extra
11-15
85c
common
Telephone,
Archer-Daniels-Midland
$2.50
3
net
convertible
Borg-Warner Corp.,
1
$1
__
(quar.)
Anglo-Canadian
$1.10
12-
In¬
undistributed
Extra
(quar.);
Water Works Co.,
Anheuser-Busch,
,
1- 3
20c
;—
12-
ioc
11-10
35c
II ~~
(quar.)___
(quar.)
1-3-55
35c
—
(quar.)_
from
5%
Co.
Colonial Fund.
$1
(Calif.)
Foil
Colgate-Palmolive Co., common- (quar.)
3%%
preferred
(quar.)
12-10
3
1
jqc
8
12-15
12-
12-
87J/2C
\
11-
1-10-35
1-2-55
(monthly)
Chemical Co.
Columbia
10-20
(quar.)__
10-25
11-15
12-20
11-15
50c
1
11-24
11-19
11-19
1
Co.—
12-
A
12-1
12-
$1.12Va
RR.,
12-
12-21
5
1-3-55
(quar.)
11-15
$1.06'4
(quar.)
common
undistributed
Bondstock
25c
(quar.)
Building
preferred
Arizona
1
11-
10-15
65c
25c
$1.25
30c
Co.
long-term capital
Blum's
1
2Vi%
Co.
Smelting & Refining Co.
Foundries
(quar.)
Arcade Cotton
Arden
Cochran
11-15
11-15
50c
Monthly
9
1
11-30
$1.50
50c
(quar.)
and
come
12-10
30c
American Steel
American
Clorox
11-15
11-
(quar.)
Ridge Insurance (Shelby, N. C.) (quar.)
Blue Ridge Mutual Fund, Inc.—
25c
American Tobacco
\
11-15
1
Blue
Butler
$1.25
Extra
American
1
12-
11-10
$125
Pittsburgh
Foods, Inc.
12-
1%%
Chemical
&
guaranteed
Clinton
12-
ll^O
Pacific Ry.
35c
10%
__
dividend-
Seating
3
11-15
1
12-15
25c
(quar.)
&
(quar.)__^
Ry. (s-a)
guaranteed
12-
Inc.__—
50c
Pulley Co. (quar.)
American Seal-Kap
Corp.
(Del.)—
American
11-
4%'
7
11-15
10 %
_
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
7%
9'
1
1-
1
25c
Co.
15c
50c
______
American
Stock
11-12
(quar.)
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)__
non-cum.
•American
2-
Blue Bell, Inc.
8
American President Lines, Ltd.—
1
Cleveland
11-10
3-1-55
(quar.)
50c
preferred
(quar.)
Stock dividend
5%
12- 1
12- 1
11-15
15c
12-
12-
25c
$1.75
Bryson,
preferred
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
American Paper Goods, 7% preferred (quar.)
American Pipe & Construction
(quar.)____
American Potash & Chemical Corp.—
*•
$4.50
—
12-20
2-1-55
Illuminating Co.—
Common
(quar.)
Co.
Bros.
6%
$3
preferred
non-cum.
&
Maracaibo
American
10-29
45c
60c
Co.,
B
12-17
5c
;
(increased
Year-end
Class
11-19
1-7-55
50c
(quar,)__
Co,
American Ice
Class
11-15
11-15
dividend
Blockston
Stamping
1
___
Colortype Co. (quar,)„
Distilling Co. (quar.)
American
'
12-15
25c
_
American
10-15
Auto
1
(quar.)_
12-24
75c
Clearfield & Mahoning
Cleveland Electric
$1.18%
—__
Extra
;
City
3
25c
$1.06Vi
common
12-30
1-3.55
87Vic
(quar.)
3
11-
100%
(quar.)
Valley Gas & Electric—
preferred (quar.)
Blaw-Knox
Stock
preferred
11-
1
12-
(quar.)
Electric
4.25%
6%
11-30
11- 5
________
12- 1
12-
,
10-22
75c
IT
dividend)
12-
$1.18%
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
35c
Corp.,
preferred
from
50c
convertible
American
$$1.31
Louis)
Quarterly
American Bakeries
pfd.
U-15
1-15
com.
Cincinnati, New Orleans, Tex.
25c
(quar.)
n_13
7
50c
(stock
Chilton Co.
(quar.)
Cincinnati Gas & Electric
12-20
11- 1
10-22
11-15
(quar.)
Co.
.-$1,25
i
Spinning Associates
(quar.)
Steel
Mfg.
Black
A
Quarterly
12-14
50c
11-10
11-13
50c
(quar.)___
preferred
$75c
Fine
Bethlehem
7%
12-23
1-3-55
12-
11-26
$1.12V2
Va.
convertible
Chiksan
-
(stock dividend)
Corp.
Bullock
American Airlines, Inc.—
3Vi %
convertible
preferred
American
Mfg.
Co., common
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Best & Co.
10-29
Air
9-13
65c
—
Howell
Berkshire
1
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp; (stock div.)
.
3V2 %
6
10c
(increased)
12-15
2
50c
of
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry., Co..
Blackstone
F. Industries Inc.
Common
;
:
12-20
(quar.)
Corp.
Chicago Corp., $3 preferred (quar.)
Chicago & Eastern Illinois RR.—
11-10
5c
12-7
30c
Extra
12-20
11-24
quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Class
Quarterly
Bibb
Company
12-
1-7-55
(incr.
-12-15
15c
15c
1
12-
Holders
1-3-55
20c
12c
Mills, Inc., common
preferred (quar.)
(A. S.) Shoe Corp., 4%%
12-15
12- 3
When
10-22
$1.25
_
(quar.)
12-
Per
12-31
11-12
(N. Y.)
11-
10-29
55c
iquar.)
Bank
$25c
15c
32Vic
"
$3c
week, these being given in the
3
1-14-55
10-29
11-15
11-15
50c
(s-a)
Extra
5
12-
52c
Beaunit
preceding table.
11-
$1.50
shares)
B
4Vi%
Co.
Chesapeake
12-17
11.30
40c
(increased)
Chenango & Unadilla Telephone Corp.—
in
Bathurst Power & Paper Co., Ltd.—
Class A (quar.)
12-11
12-
Corp.
Belt
4Vi%
______
(quar.)
Works
Co.
National
and
11-29
33c'
Service
23c
25c
Public
Extra
Common
&
Iron
40c
weeks and not
dends
(American
.
Co.
Aircraft
Chase
10-29
Holde^V
Payable of Rec.
25c
Cessna
10-27
11-20
25c
Bath
give the dividends announced in previous
yet paid. The list does not include divi¬
we
Andes
Mfg.
4%%
Below
11-15
50c
11-19
1-
12-1
11-10
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
12-10
20c
10-22
31 Vic
Corp.
11-16
$$1.12Va
(quar.)
Inc
(quar.)
Woodward Governor Co. (quar.)
Wright-Hargreaves Mines, Ltd. (quar.)_____
Wurlitzer
'
11-10
10c
payable
gains
12-20
$5
Co.
capital
(quar.)
cash
in
12-1
:
-
preferred
& Sons,
Dessauer
-
"
11-22
(year-end).
payable
America-.
75c
20c
Auto
"A"
Inc.,
25c
1
12-15
When
Share
Corp.—
quarterly Co. (quar.)
Soya
Vermont
Chain
McAllister, Inc
Basin Oil (Calif.), common
155/8C12-
Increased
Central
Central
Bankers
20c
'.z
._
12-
Company
South West
11-15
$55c
25c
—
.
Western
los
Bardwell
$1.06 'A
&
11-15
Ltd.—
Bangor & Aroostook RR. Co., 57c pfd. (quar.)
Bond & Mortgage Guaranty Co. of
11-22
Co.,
11-15
Central
-
12-13
$2.50
(s-a)
cash
or
Co., 6%
12-15
_.
from
Baldwin
20c
(extra)
Corp.
Per
Name of
'
12-13
50c
(s-a)
income
Colleries
12-1
Pictures
Jet
from
42 7/10c
12-
4%% pfd. (quar.)—
'Van Norman Co.
(quar.)
v
Venezuela Syndicate, Inc. (year-end)
Vinco Corp., 5% preferred (quar.)___
Walgreen Co. (quar.)
:
-___
Welex
7 3/10c
12-15
1
12-13
11-15
$1.25
(quar.)
common
preferred
Fund
Axe-Houghton
12-15
_
Holders
12-13
$1
(quar.)—
$1.25 conv. pfd.
Mfg. Corp., common (resumed)
Avco
20c
—
Stockyards
Universal
preferred
(quar.45c
_
Co.,
non-cumulative
Banco de
(s-a)
1
United
Refining
Ayshire
inq. and 10c from securities profits)
Co. (N. Y.)—
Co.
When
Payable of Rec.
$1.25
$1
stock
Fund
convertible
Coast Line RR.
Atlas Plywood Corp.,
11-24
(quar.)
1-
(quar.)
_______
Atlantic Wholesalers,
2
12-15
(Conn.)
■,
5 Vi %
$1.25
Casualty
45c
'Extra
Atlantic
_
Share
1
Extra
.
Inc.—
Science
ment
S.
11-30
(s-a)___
Tile
Coal
Funds,
United
U.
&
Electric
United
"
11-13
Circuit—
preferred
United
Name of Company
Atlantic Coast Line Co.
11-27
preferred (entire Issue called for
Artists
5%
Per
-
25c
(qu&r.)
•
conv.
redemption on Dec. 2 at $52.25 per share
plus this dividend. Convertible to Dec. 2
—
Holders
30c
Extra
5%
When
Payable of Rec.
30c
(quar.)
Tung-Sol Electric,
.
'
Per
Name of Company
47
(quar.)__.
—
—
$25c
$30c
1-3-55
12-
1
1- 3
12-
1
U-15
_
48
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1916)
■■■'-
■-■■■
•
■
'1
-
~
•
.
Monday, November 8, 1954
..
■
■
.
Name of
Douglas
Share
Company
Aircraft
Extra
-
Douglas Oil Co.
Drackett
4%
Co.,
(Calif.),
preferred
Dravo
Corp.,
A
5'/*%
pfd.
■
(quar.i
—
Duriron
Mills,
common
Co.
preferred
Duro-Test Corp.
Air
Above
11-15
11-
5
6%
11-15
11-
3
Graf lex,
Corp.
Eastern
$7
States
A
Eastern
Inc.,
Utilities
Co.
Mfg.
11-19
Grand
11-15
10-29
Granite City
11-19
11-12
11-12
5
Eddy Paper Co.,
preferred
Great
11-19
Great Northern
Lakes
1-5-55
10-25
Great
12-13
11-16
Great
Electric
Hose
11-15
1
12-
Gulf
$5
1-2-55
12-
$5
I-2-55
12-
Corp.
Mobile
Electrolux
Corp.
iquar.)
Elgin National Watch Co.
Emhart
Oil
Mfg.
Corp.,
pfd.
50c
Co.
Extra
"A"
is-ai
Coe
&
Fairbanks,
Fairchild
Gregg
Morse
Sugar
Fanner
Mfg.
Stock
11-22
Halliburton
12-15
9
11-18
11-15
Hackensack
11-15
12-
10-15
12-
1
1
5%
Oil
&
&
4%
Co.
(quar.)
—
(Syracuse,
N.
Y. )■
Fate-Root-Heath
Insurance
Hammond
Oil
10-
7
Hanson-Van
12-
10-
7
Harbison
75c
12-
11-15
1-3-55
12-
11-15
11-
15C
11-15
11-
11-
12-31
Extra
11-18
1111-
1
50c
iquar.)
12-
1
11-17
12-
Co.,
1-2-55
50c
1-2-55
12-24
12-15
12-
1
Co.
Refractories
2-15-55
12-15
11-26
12-15
11-26
(quar.)
4
preferred
Higbie
B
of
12-
—7—
Lane-Wells
12-15
1-3-55
$1.37 %
2-
1
Co.
*12-15
12-18
11-15
11-
(quar.)—.
25c
12-
1
11-15
12-15
11-17
25c
12-15
12'
10c
1-10-55
12-24
1
11-1
Univ
University
(quar.).
* 10c
Lehigh ^prtland Cement
11-1^
Federal
Paperboard
Federal Screw
Federated
fiscal
Ferro
(quar.)
—
(quar.)
of
New
England
(special
distribution"
of
70c
and
Fund
"capital
preferred
Co.,
Works
gains
end
year
Hinde
10-25
Lexingtofi
11-17
from
11-17
11-19
12-
11-12
Hines
97c
—
—
Fire
Corp.
(quar.)
Association
11-
1
10-
4
Hires
12-17
12-
3
Firemen's
Insurance
(Newark,
N.
4%%
1
Trust
Fund
Shares
(quar.)
investment income
net
and
11-12
Holt
&
preferred
Bank
Co.,
(extra)
com.
—
(quar.)
Stock
Sterling,
Class
B
Inc.,
7%
preferred
(quar.)
Ltd., class A (quar.)
—
Corp.,
1
3
3
12-
3
11-15
11-
75c
12-10
11-26
15c
12-
1
11-10
$1.31%
12-
3
Original
Statler Co.
guaranteed
25c
12-10
11-10
Special
guaranteed
Hubinger Co.
11-
7
Stock
11-
1
Hudson
4.40%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.10
11-15
11-
1
Common
$1
11-15
11-
1
5%
&
Light Co.,
4%%
A,
4.32%
B
D
and
preferred
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
C preferred
(quar.)—
$1.12%
Class
A
Class
B
(quar.)„
Co.,
Ltd.
4%%
Inc.,
preferred
preferred
Formula
Fund
Beneficial
Pitt
f
s
of
3
11-18
Humble
11-24
Hunt
—
11-
5
11-
5
v, 5%
10-22
1-3-55
12-14
1-3-55
12-14
Hydraulic
1-3-55
11-26
11-
12-
11-15
11-
40c
(quar.)
12-15
11-15
(L.)
Realty (quar.)
Fruehauf Trailer Co., common (quar.)
1
10c
11-15
50c
12-
11-
1
Stock
dividend
on
common
2%
12-30
12-10
Stock
dividend
on
common
2%
3-30-55
3-10
Stock
dividend
Stock
dividend
preferred
common
2%
common
on
2%
(quar.)
$1
Fundamental Investors Inc.
(stock div.)
Gair
(Robert)
Co.
iquar.)
Gar Wood Industries Inc., 4(4%
pfd. (quar.)
Gardner-Denver CoGas Service Co.
common
(quar.)
(quar.)—
(quar.)
6%
L_—
5%
11-28
(quar.)
11-
12-
11-12
2
12-10
12-15
12-
General
Dynamics
General
Finance
—
Corp.
Corp.,
(increased
common
1-2-55
$1.75
20c
12-
1-
1
12-
9
1-
2-55
12-
1-
2-55
2-55
General
$2.25
General
preferred
Co.
(quar.)
Pennsylvania—
(quar.)
Telephone
of
Extra
Good
Goods'
,
~
.-
Humor
(quar.)„
Corp
Rubber Co.,
1
common
i% preferred (s-a)
12-10
10-
8
t45c
12-
1
11-
12-
1
u-A
12-
1
11-
I
1-2-55
12-
12-
1
1
11-19
11-
12-10
11-19
25c
12-10
12-10
11-24
50c
1-15
12-15
11-
1
5
11-
9
10-19
12-
1
11-15
$1
12-
1
11-10
12-
12-15
12-27
11-26
1-3-55
12-15
12-
11-10
4.35%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.08%
1-3-55
11-15
11-
Fireman
1
&
1-1-55
12-15
11-15
10-15
11-15
11-23
12-21
11-23
tlOc
11-15
12-
1
12-
1
1-14-55'
11-15
12-15
1-2-55
12-20
2%
1-2-53
12-20
62yzc
$1
$1.75
12-
4
11-
1
12-
4
11-
1
I-3-55
12-20
Z.ZZZI
25c
II-15
11-15
11-
1
12.50
11-15
11-
1
11-
(quar.)—
15c
Inc., 4% preferred (quar.)
5% preferred A (quar.)
Lake
Jefferson
Standard
boro, N. C.)
Jervis
Jewel
Tea
Sulphur Co.
Life
(increased)
Insurance
40c
preferred
(quar.)
4% preferred (quar.)
4.20% preferred (quar.)
12-10
11-24
11-
11-15
10-14
12-20
12-
12-20
93 %C
2-1-55
11-
12-
1
6
6
1-18
50c
12-28
12-
3
$1.25
1-2-55
12-
3
25c
12-10
12-
1
15c
12-10
12-
12-
1
11-12
$1
12-
$1.05
12-
1
11-12
$1.12%
;
(quar.)
(quar.)
12-
1
11-12
1
(quar.)
12-22
3£c
—
25c
11-12
11-19
12-
1
12-
1
11-
12-13
11-
1
11-
1
$1
12-13
11-18
1
29c
11-10
*25c
1-14-55
—
12 %c
11-15
11-
—
25c
11-15
10-30
—
40c
12-10
12-
12-15
5
3
15c
12-10
11-24
10c
—
Co
11-10
11-
5
*$1
11-15
10-29
*$1.25
12-15
11^30
25c
11-24
11-
8
8
—
—-
(quar.)
(quar.)_^—
11-24
11-
$1.25
11-
8
10-29
25c
preferred
12-
3
11-15
(stock
Co.
dividend)
■
5%"
Co.
(quar.)
7%
37 %c
40c
11-24
12-
12-17
35c
12-
30c
11-30
1-3-55
•
(quar.)
^
.preferred (quar.)
8
10-28
11-24
$1.25
common
11-
1
12-15
1
12-
2
11-12
11-
5
Marine Communica¬
tion, "Ltd. Ordinary (from sales of stockhohtePs subscription
rights)
Marmon Herrington
Co
:
Marine. Midland 4%% conv. preferred (entire-.issue called for redemption on Nov.
12-20
"
:a£i$52
share-plus
per
this
Martin
Mfg.
Co.
&
(Glenn
(quar.)
L.)
Co.
11-lft
12-
1
12-13
11-
8
12-15
11-
8
52 V2C
(quar.)
-
&
Insurance
12-31
12-10
Co.—
30c
$2.5ft.:pr.eferred
&
Co.
12-
1
U^
12-
1
11-15
12-
1
11-15
12-
1
12-
1
11-15
11-30
10-30
50c
11-30
11-16
62 %c
12-30
12-15
35c
Mines
15c
45c
*25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Mclntyrel Porcupine
4
11-19^
93 %c
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
4
11-
12-15
85c
(1947 series)
$3.4£.preferred (quar.)
McColl-Rrontenac Oil Ltd.
McCord-Corp.,
11-
11-15
*15c
93 %C
preferred (quar.)
$3.7-5- preferred
11-15
30c
;
.
Massey^Harris-Ferguson, Ltd. (quar.)_
;
Maxsda-..(W. L. Corp. (quar.)
May department Stores Co., com. (quar.)—
12-10
11-19
*50c
(quar.)
t$l
r
&
Mead
common
dividend -
Robbins,
"CJgrp.,
Stock
11-26
12-15
$1
Co.—
Quarterly
4% %
11-23
5
5c
(resumed)
$2.lo ,prjor preferred
Massachusetts Bonding
Extra
23c
If*
15c
(semi-annual)
Maryland- Casualty
McCormlck
11-17
11-15
10%
Gas
Stock, dividend
E$tra
18c
10c
dividend)
(Cc^iversion privilege expires on Nov. 22,
preferred
Medusa Portland
Inc.
(quar.)
62%
—
2%%
:
-
$1.06%
(quar.)
12-
25C
12-
3
3
11-15
Melville "Shoe Corp.,
1-3-55
12-15
iXerca^ti^e
Co.
$1
(year-end)
12-
1
11-15
11-
1
1-3-55
11-
12-14
12-
1
12-
1
11-
5
12-
1
11-
5
12-
1
11-
5
12-20
I
11-12
11-15
12-
C
50c
(increased quar.)
Cement
12-17
3
Meier
1
1-2-55
(quar.)
25C
(quar.)
Extra
12-21
—
(quar.)
40c
4
12-31
Marc<m£ International
1
95c
(accum.)
Magna^ox Co. (quar.)4-.____^_-_______,_^.__
Magqj: "J^ar Corp. (quar.)
$3.75
Co.—
preferred
common
11-25
5
A
(quar.)
McKesson
3780%
preferred
12-15
1
20c
Kansas City Power & Light
3%%
12-
12-15
11-10
40c
(quar.)
,
Kellogg Co.,
1-2-53
12-15
15c
(quar.)
Jones & Laughlin Steel
Corp., com. (quar.)_
5% preferred A (quar.)
Kalamazoo Vegetable Parchment Co.
(quar.)
Special
Co.
1
5
20c
(quar.)
Co., common
Special
3%%
preferred
4y2 %
50c
$1.25
12-
11-
(Greens¬
(quar.)
Corp.
Kawneer
15C
(quar.)
Inc.,
Jefferson
10-15
11-15
Co.
Heintz,
'
10-15
12-21
Mfg.
11-20
$i
(quar.)
common
ManMtten Shirt
Marattrbn Corp.,
Marion
1-3-55
Jack
11-30
25c
Mar-T«t';Oil
35c
Co.
Copper
1
$1.10
(quar.)
Co.
Co.
1
82 %C
1
MacWhyte
12-
(quar.)—
common
11-19
1-24-55
$1
25c
12-
(quar.)
Light Co.,
12-11
5%
(quar.).———_
Ltd.
$5 ^on-cumulative
12-15
1
11-19
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)—;
(annual)
12-15
12-
12-11
—J—-—
Co.,
Inc.
Co;,
35c
1-15-55
11-15
(entire issue called
pfd.
jLst preferred
1-14
preferred
&
Common
-5%
Macqlufspi
11-10
45c
l
:
MackjpjBpn Structural Steel Co., LtcL-r-
1
*75c
3
m-
11%C
—
(quar.)
RR.
(quar.)
Woodworking
M.
2-1-55
2%%
3
11-
—
LyncttM'Gorp.
35c
(quar.)
class
(Mo.)
M.)
Stores,
Lunkenheimer
-23
40c
(quar.)
(Md.)
Co;;"6%
Luke*#'Steel
11-24
1
11-
1
for redemption on Nov. 10 at $27 per share
Magma
12-
1
12-
11-19
11-26
2-18
12-
$1
Gas
11-18
*37 Vic
»
Nashville
Lownfe^MW.
3
12-
5c
dividend
Power
Lowell
1
preferred
50c
preferred
1
3.30%
t20c
ZZZZ
7%
11-10
11-
4.40%
$1.25
Ltd
common
Globe-Wernicke Co.,
12-13
5-10
57C
Stock
dividend
Gillette Co. (quar.)
11-15
10-25
11-10
Wisconsin—
f
1
11-24
40c
com.
preferred
(quar.)_
Giant Yellowknife Gold Mines,
12-
11-20
Corp.—
preferred
3-10-55
Extra
Lucky
5-25-55
37 %c
(reduced)
(quar.)
Wares, Ltd.,
Telephone Co. of
12-11
*30c
Iowa
1
37y2C
Steel
12-30
11-19
$1.75
12-
40c
Co.,
—
11-18
60c
(monthiy)
common
plu#xtMs dividend)'
12-15
5C
Art
(quar.)
(increased)
convertible
Jantzen,
$5
Gibson
com.
12-14
Iron
Extra
General
11-15
1-10-55
$1.50
Co.
11-15
11-30
$1
64 %c
(iniXial)
Refractories
Stock
9
11-30
$1
Special
General
Co.,
Investment Foundation, Ltd., 6%
pfd. (quar.)
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Electric Co. (quar.)
12-
11-15
25c
preferred (quar.)
General Package Corp.—
Corp.
Utilities
Intertype Corp.
If- 9
1-
11-30
17 %c
(quar.)
6%
Utilities
$1.40
9
15c
quar.)_
Common
11-15
25c
preferred "A"
(s-a)
4% convertible preferred "C" (s-a)—
General Mills, Inc., 3%%
pfd. (quar.)
General Outdoor
Advertising Co.—
Public
3
$1.25
5%
common
1
2-55
*
New
Harvester
International
3
&
25c
—
7%
1
12-
Lumber
Louisville
35c
Extra
12-
11-
Long-Bell
(17c
(quar.)
10-29
11-
11-15
1-2-55
Long-Bell Lumber
11-15
secur¬
preferred
(quar.)
International Holdings, Ltd. (interim)
International Resistance Co. (quar.)
International Silver Co
11-15
15c
.
(quar.)
2-ia
12-10
(quar.)
11-30
$1
International
1
25c
11-19
Fund
International Cigar Machinery Co.
11-15
25c
37 %c
Foundation
Quarterly
1
8%-r-pttferred
_
12-15
75c
ordinary income and 18c from
12-10
3-10-55
50c
(monthly)
12-15
$3
(quar.)
ity profits)
International Business Machines Corp.—
8
11-19
11-15
15c
Cigar Co.. Inc., 7% pfd. (quar.)
Contract Corp., com.
(quar.)
pfd. ($100 par)
(quar.)
pfd. ($20 par) (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
General
11-
12-10
56y2c
5%
preferred
General
6%
from
Corrtmim
Co.,
12-31
75c
Institutional
9
11-15
37'/2C
(s-a)
Co.
'
convertible
General
5%
9-
1
31c
Acceptance Corp., common (quar.)_
preferred
(quar.)
$1 preferred
(quar.)—
General American Oil of Texas, com.
$1.50
dividend
12-
Steel
Pipe
12-10
$1.50
preferred
Joint
15c
$1.50
-
Extra
6-10
9-30-55
50c
General
Stock
100%
6-30,55
6%
Inland
11-15
4%
—
11-15
11-15
50c
iquar.)—1
Stoflt
11-15
1
2%
Extra
11-15
1
12-
62 %c
American deposit receipts ord. (interim)
Imperial Oil, Ltd. (s-a)
Ingersoll-Rand Co., common (quar.)
1
1
12-
55c
Illinois
11-15
12-
62y2c
Frftidman
pfd.
Lock
37 %c
iquar.)
(quar.)
RR. (quar.)
Zinc Co. (stock dividend)^.
Imperial Chemical Industries, Ltd.—
1
17 %C
(year-end)—.
Fteeport
common
Illinois Central
11-15
1
preferred
8
1
1
$i
I.),
IR.
Lockhee^ Aircraft Corp; (increased)
dividend
$1.29
Power
11-
11-30
12-
12-
$1.10
Ltd., class A (quar.)
11-15
'
convertible
8
*37 Vic
Corp.
12 %c
...
II-
—
11-15
Manufacturing Co.—
Co..
finance
Local
75c
(quar.)
3
11-30
H-30
35c
(quar.)_
12 %C
prefeience series A
prefeience
(quar.)
6%
12-14
B
57c
Huttig Sasn <k Door Co."
5%
preferred (quar.)
&6%c
Groceterias Co.,
Class
5%
12-10
11-
$1.00
1
*
5
1
,
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
II-
12-
(quar.)n'
12-
32c
dividend
Press
Original
12-
(increased)
Co.
common
12-15
25c
(quar.)
on
Co.
Refining
Inc.,
12-15
Idaho
(quar.)-:
Co.
&
11-22
2
$0,208
B
(quar.)
(initial).____
$1
(quar.)
Foster-Wheeler Corp.
Sulphur
Production
Oil
RR.
31 %C
(quar.)
series
5%
12c
Works
Co.
A
preferred
Foods,
12-
12-13
(quar.)
31 %c
(quar.)——.
*5c
(quar.)
interest
Bridge
A
series
t75c
J75C
(quar.)
series
1
1
Boston—
Foster & Klelser
i
Hugoton
11-18
1
12-
12-
1
Loblaw
Paper-
class
2nd
12-
12-10
preferred
$1.41
12-10
12-10
Little 'Miami
12-10
_
5%
common
Dairies
5.12%
11-18
12-
Pulp <fe
Stock
(Interim)
4% 'convertible
12-
1
25c
(quar.)
(Canada), Ltd.—
(quar.)—-
&fotor
12-28
12-
dividend
12-27
12-27
15C
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
$1.08
(quar.)
Forbes & Wallace, class B
Ford Motor Co.
Foremost
45c
$1.12%
50c
25c
11-15
preferred
Texas
11-30
12-13
15c
(quar.)
of
11-10
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
1
87 %c
Special
Oil
12-
(quar.)—.
com.
12-
11-15
Power
$1
(quar.)
10-30
(quar.)—,
1
1T-10
30c
Corp.,.
10-30
common
1
11-
Extl*,7Tt
11-15
Co.,
11-
1
1
20c
11-15
&
1
1212-
60c
12-20
A.)
12-
$1
SI
(quar.)
3%% -preferred
11-10
12-23
40c
(quar.)
Liquidr Cterbonic
1
-
(initial)
com.
25c
$1.15
4%%
Corp.
1
37 >/2c
new
$1.50
$1.18%
(quar.)_
Co.
11-10
-
(quar/)
common
62 %c
(quar.)
'preferred
Belt
1
12-31
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(Geo.
Extra
12-17
Corp.,
preferred
preferred A
Houston
11-20
1-2-55
Lionel
12-
Hotels
11-20
6214 c
Link
10-15
11-
10-15
1
11-12
12-30
1
12-
1
12-30
6%
12-
$1.50
11-12
11-30
5
11-15
37c
Myers Tobacco Co. (quar.)_
Lindsay Chemical Co.,
12-
60c
Hormel
25c
11-12
$1.05
11-19
11-
11-15
1
5%
_____
11-15
$1.75
1
12-
30c
dividend)
11-19
1
12-
$1.06%
preferred
Florida
*■
(stock
Electrochemical
4.60%
4%
.
12-10
12-
Lincoln Service
15c
40c
—
$4.20
11-15
1
Lig^gejt
11-15
—a——
—
Co.
&
10-30
12-15
(quar.).
11-
11-15
12-
—
11-10
$4.25
10-15
12-
25c
—
5% prior pfd. (quar.)
Florida Power Corp., 4.75% pfd.
(quar.)
Fort
Co.
12-10
11-15
75c
$1.12 %
(quar.)
Corp.
(quar.)
Flagg-Utica
Ford
(quar.)
Co., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred B (quar.)
Horder's,
Inc.,
common
I year-end)———
55c
—
Rubber
Fitzsimmons Stores,
4%
Co.
:
(Henry)
Hooker
J.)—
E.)
1
(12c
Special.
$1
extra
Co.,
1
12-15
12-
from
25c
11-30
33%%
Lumber
Manufacturing
Extra
11-22
12-15
12-15
12-24
..
*35c
(Chas.
1-3-55
Ltd.
30C
s-a)
Extra
Firth
12-10
55c
;
of Canada,
10c
(Increased
Firestone Tire
First
Co.
(quar.)
(quar.)..
Co.
dividend
Hobart
20c
Phila.
of
Paper
(Edward)
Stock
'
Filtrol
preferred
Dausch
&
12 %C
1
11-15
1
12-
40c
15c
net realized security
profits)
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co. (increased)
Libby, McNeil & Libby, common (quar.)
5%»%"^preferred (quar.)—
—7Llbeqty j,ife Insurance (Greenville, S. C.)—
Quarterly
Life Savers Corp. (quar.)
11-17
11-19
Co.—
Quarterly
1
40c
27)—
of
Corp.
12-
convertible
5%
11-
11-10
12-
30c
(quar.).
(initial)
1
1
25c
11-15
12-
(quar.)———
Co.
(quar.)
Engineering
—
Extra
12-
5
11-30
50c
53 %c
12-10
12-
37 %c
Lester
1
2
2
12-31
1
1
11-
11.'
12-31
(quar.).
Leslie'Satt Co.
12-
1
1
25c
Extra
1-20
J2-10
1212-
*20c
11-
12-
1
*15c
"'Extension
10-29
87 %C
10-29
(quar.)—
Co.
Inc.
10-21
$1.09%
11^
11-10
*40c
^leachery & Dye Works
SaJle
12 %C
_
1-15
11-15
10-15
11-15
75C
(quar.)
2-1-55
11-15
11-16
(quar.)—
12-15
*10c
Brj/ant,
Lanett
5
32 c
preferred
common
,11-10
*$1.75
40c
1
1
(quar.)
12 %C
$1.25
11-10
12-
1-3-55
10c
12-20
1-
11-15
1
20c
12-20
1-3-55
11-16
1
12-
Milling Co., Ltd.-
11-10
1-20-55
9
12-
Mines, Ltd._
Landis Machine
11-15
40c
(quar.)__
12-
45c
1
6 (quar.)—
Class
Lane
$1.50
5
\2- 1
U5c
11-26
$1.25
(quar.)
1
11-
75c
(quar.)
iquar.)
11-12
1
12-
11-23
1-3-55
(quar.)
..preferred
2
12-21
„
Co.—
&
Woods
Shole
11-12
12-
11-15
(quar.)_
Co.
the
11-30
1
12-
11-15
11-30
(quar.)
common
Commdn
7%
Lake
La
—
Manufacturing
Lake
11-30
12-31
10-29
12-14
55c
V
11-26
50c
—
(initial)—
2nd
2-
15c
(quar.)____________
convertible
12-10
$1.06 %
.
Inc.
12-10
5
15c
(quar.)
._
^seoond preferred (quar.)
Kysor Corp.
(quar.)
L'Aiglon Apparel, Inc. (quar.)
2-25
11-
11-19
12-10
year-
$1.50
Co.—
common
S.)
15c
preferred
a
7%
11-10
11-15
$1
2nd
5%
11-26
37 %c
3-10-55
25c
11-26
12-10
11-26
35c
Wlnkle-Munning
(S.
Year-end
:
11-10
real¬
11-15
12-10
50c
(quar.)
$4.25
Heywood-W'akefield,
12-24
12-10
1
50c
25c
(quar.)
Bishop,
1
*$1.25
A
and
6
50c
Kroger Co.,
1
50c
(quar.)
Corp.
A.)
Walker
4.37y2
1
25c
Federal-Mogul
class
securities
12-10
12-
$1.25
—
profits
11-15
12-24
(quar.)
4% -preferred
Kresge
——
_
of
from
11-17
12-24
30c
Extra
,
10-22
*22%C
5% preferred (quar.)
Hershey Chocolate, 4'%% ser. A pfd. (quar.)
Heyden Chemical Corp., common (quar.)_—
3y2%
preferred
(quar.)—
11-18
11-29
12-
2-18
10-22
11-
(quar.)
common
(16c
Koehring Co.
(quar.)
Koppers tCo., Inc., common
l
(quar.)
Hercules Powder Co.,
10-15
12-
50c
Federal Fibreboard
1
1
60c 4>heferred
11-26
3-10-55
12-10
*$1.25
preferred iquar.)
Harris
(A.)
Co., 5%%
preferred
Hart, Schaffner & Marx (quar.)
12-15
11-29
50c
1
50c
<quar.)____
com.
Fund
11-12
1
12-15
35c
(quar.i—
4
12-
10c
——
the sale
on
12-
—
Co.
'
—
Kress %&£ H.)
iquar.i
Co.,
preferred
5%
1
62 %c
(quar.)
Ltd.,
R.)
12-
20c
(quar.)„—
10-31
40c
(quar.j
Co.
Corp.
(s-a)
Co., common (quar.)
11-15
11-25
Co.
Lighting
5
12-10
•
Harnischfeger Corp.,
1
11-15
11-
4%
(quar—-
(M.
6%
11-12
(G.
37 %c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.,
Common
1
12-
B
Hanna
9
25c
68 %C
Warehouse
&
11-15
12-
20c
5%
preferred (quar.)
5%%
preferred (quar.)_
Compress
12-
Class
Hazel
(quar.)
12-16
50c
Hancock
11-12
11-15
1
ized
.,
50c
11-29
1
Co.
(quar.)
Corp.—
Fedders-Quigan
$1.25
Organ Co. (quar.)
$1.25
$3
$1.25
w_—
(quar.)„_
Watch
12-
1%
————
Life
11-
—
Cementing
Co.,
preferred
12-
35c
*
11-10
__________————:
preferred
Hamilton
10-20
25c
Instrument; Corp.-—__
10c
J
10-30
year-end)
Co.
Well
Cotton
$1.25
——
11-
11-15
1-11
from
'
Products
Knickerbocker
RR.
Water
$1.12(4
(quar.)
Co. (reduced)-
11-15
11-10
2-1-55
(24c
55c
and
1
15c
11-24
35c
income
S-2
11-17
79c
.,$5 prior preferred
11-18
12-18
*12 %c
_____———_______.—-
preferred
5%
11-15
12-10
12-10
55c
series
11-17
H-30
12-
75c
—
Funds,
1
20c
Kinney
1
25c
iquar.)
12-
50c
1
12-30
*20c
gains
County
Kingston
Special
(quar.)„.
Quarterly
11-15
12-
II-10
11-
realized
Kings
10-26
11-15
(quar.)
Keysto^ks'steel & Wire
1
56 %c
Corp(;.:-w— U—
Hamilton
11-15
1
12-
87»/2C
■
Co
Traders
&
Federal
Hajoca
1
11-
A
*50c
12 %c
dividend
Farmers
11-12
12-
10c
(quar.)
:
Camera
Fajardo
11-19
net
11-12
1
11-23
iquar.)—;
i
12-
11-26
6%
Ltd., class A (quar.)__
& Ohio
dividend
$1
preferred
__
Faber,
11-16
$1.25
Erlanger Mills Corp., common (quar.)
4%% prior preferred (quar.)
Essex
12-15
Stock
+50c
25c
Dock
Box
11-25
&
—-
Quarterly
12 %c
—
p£as£,
.from" net investment
Gypsum Lime <fc Alabastine of Canada, Ltd.—
$1.18%
(quar.)
iquar.)
Forge & Steel Corp., common (quar.)—
Erie & Pittsburgh RR., guaranteed <quar.)_
5%
11-
25c
Erie
Erie Railroad,
11-
15c
Co.
Credit
11-
25c
iquar.)
Empire District Electric Co., 5% pfd.
4%%
preferred
(quar.)
Equitable
7
11-24
11-24
11-
Smelting
Railway Co
Corp.
25c
(quar.)
$3
12-
20c
Keystone"':. Custodian
Holder«
Payable of Rec.
15c
Extr£ %
.
When
Share
(quar.)
Kerr-A'ddlson Gold Mines, Ltd. (quar.)
Keyes jPi^re Co., common (quar.)—_„
11-12
12-15
Company
Kent-Mopre Organization, Inc.
11-12
*25c
preferred (quar.)
preferred iquar.)—
Gulf
30c
(quar.)
1
1
(stock dividend)
&
Industries
125c
iquar.)
Dredge
Sotuhern
50c
Rubber
&
Electrographic
12-
12-
(quar.)„-.
(quar.)__—
West Coal Co.,
Gregory
-
25c
(quar.)
Steel Co.
11-24
$1.50
7quar.)
Co.
1
12-
$1.75
A
Ltd., class A
Union
$2.25
iMd.i—
Ltd., class
5
$2.50
—
Consolidated
Mining,
Co., Ltd. (year-end)
Power
12-10
50c
(s-a)
Grafton & Co.,
30c
(quar.)
11-
1
Grayson-Robinson Stores, Inc.—
11-19
25c
Associates
11-29
—
11-
preferred
25c
(quar.)
11-29
12-11
Name of
11-10
12-11
$1.50
.—
12-10
20c
(accum.)
11-24
$2
(s-a l
11-15
31 %c
————
15c
(quar.)
common
10c
—
_
Per
Payable of Rec.
12-
(quar.)
11-25
6%
50c
Eaton
B
10c
common—
(accum.)
B
preferred
class
*30c
Inc. (increased quar.)—
is now on quarterly basis.
Corp.
preferred
and
A
12-23
Granby
iquar.)
preferred
$6
class
40c
-
iquar.i
payment
Eastern
A
Holdert
(W. R.) & Co.
8%
12-10
(quar.)
When
25c
(year-end)
Employees Corp. (s-a)
1-3-55
(increased)
Lines,
Grace
Share
Co.
7'/2c
_—
(increased)
5%
Eastern
class
(H. W.)
Government
3
5
35c
Inc., 30c preferred A (quar.)—
<fe Bradstreet, Inc.__-^L_—
Dupuis Freres, Ltd., 4.80% preferred
Hosiery
11-19
25c
Dun
B
11-
1
11-
preference
iquar.)
Drewry's, Ltd., U. S. A., Inc. (quar.)——
Dumont-Airplane <te Marine Instruments,
Class
Name of Company
Gossard
3
11-15
4%
Durham
11-24
12-
$1.62%
11-
10c
(quar.)
common
11-24
34 %c
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
Per
Payable o/ Rec.
62 '4 c
iquar.)
Holdert
When
Per
87 %C
&-Frank
Co.
Stores
(quar.)
Co.
(quar.)
15c
i
4%% pfd. A
(quar.)
—
$1.18%
25c
11-15
11-
12-
1
11-19
12-15
11-17
I
Volume 1,80
Number 5375
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
Per
Name of Company
Metropolitan Edison, 3.80%
When
Share
pfd.
(quar.)
Holdera
1-2-55
12-
Okonite
3.85%
preferred
(quar.)__
96 (4 c
1-2-55
12-
3
3.90%
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
97 (4 c
1-2-55
12-
3
■4.35%
(quar.)
$1.08%
1-2-55
12-
3
4.45%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.11 y*
1-2-55
12-
3
'
Merchants
Fire
Assurance
(N.
Y.)
Metropolitan Brick, Inc. (quar.)
Extra
I
Micromatk
Hone
Mid-Continent
Corp.
Water
Mid-West
Midwest
Co.
Abrasive
Corp.
Piping Co.
$1.50
1st
conv.
11-12
12-
1
11-15
50c
11-15
11-
37 (4 c
12-15
11-15
30c
11-10
2nd
(quar.)
preferred
$1.37(4
(quar.)
11-15
11-15
11-
Common
v.
Class
Outboard Marine
<
Portland
Extra
*;
Stock
$1.15
'
Utilities Co.,
com.
(increased).
preferred
(quar.)
!
(Robert), Ltd. (quar.)
Monroe Loan
Monsanto
$3.85
31c
$1.25
11-26
1
1
Society,-5.(4% preferred (quar.)
11-20
12-
11-26
34%c
1
C
96(4c
(quar.)_
12-
1
43,4%
preferred (quar.)__^_^_r_
Morris
Morris
dividend.
Stock
Morrison-Knudsen
Mosinee
Motor
Paper
12-
12-
4%.
10-29
t$1.19
50c
(quar.)__
Corp.
Mount
class
Mutual
11-15
11-1.
12-20
A
.
50c
1
12-16
1-3-55 -
7%
"
Biscuit
National
7%
Co.,
$7
Co.,
preferred
Common
Common
4%%
$4.50
11-
11-27
11-15
12-31
12-
12-30
12-25
Stock
Perkins
Machine
(increased quar.)
Series
50c
$1.12'/2
1-3-55
12-
1
12-10
Series
and
11-18
rsc
1-2-55
$1.75
12-15
11-15
10-29
from
from
13c
11-15
12-15
11-26
12-
11-16
capital)
2%
(quar.)
New
England
Jersey
11-
20c
12-15
11-30
12-15
11-15
11-
12-
1
60c
11-15
11-
1
$1
(quar.)
Mills,
Inc.,
common
10-15
&
Rubber Co
class A (quar.)
B
preferred
(quar.)-—,——,
93 3Ac
1-2-55
$4.50
preferred
preferred
(quar.)————'
$1.12 (4
1-2-55
12-
3
Pope & Talbot, Inc., common
6%
preferred
(quar.)
(1949
$1.12%
1-2-55
12-
3
Porter
4% %
ser.)
(quar.)
News Shipbuilding
Dry Dock—
Quarterly
; Nopco Cneraical Co.,, $4 pfd. (quar.).
•'Norfolk & Western Ry.).;common.<quar.)_
12-
3
Newport
50c
—
$1
—
Extra
North
$2
North
preferred
Car
B
Corp.,
com.
1
12-
1
11-18
Portland
12-10
11-10
Portsmouth
12-10
11-10
Potash
11-10
10-21
Pratt-Hewitt
11-15
12-10
11-23
Procter
1-3-55
12-
1
12-
1
12-15
12-
1
souri
,
Public Service
-
'
:•
Electric
for 'each
common
Co.
share
of
North
preferred
.
.
Texas Oil
Gas
Northeastern
1-20-55
■-
—
preferred
3(4%
—
Who
12-20
11-30
343/#c
Northern Natural
r
5(4'%
12r2Q
11-30
25c
12-10
11-19
Northern
5%%
Quebec
1st
preferred
4.16%
preferred
common
4.50%
1
11-12
3.35%
12-
1
11-15
50c
12-27
1-3-55
1-3-55
Public
12-17
32 (4c
12-17
(quar.)
(s-a)__l
Gas
11-19
12-
$1
(quar.V-—
12-
1
(quar.)
Service
preferred
11-
5
Puget Sound
11-
5
Pure
1
11-15
$1.12%
12-
1
11-15
$1.31%
12-
common
4%%
preferred
(quar.)———
5%%
preferred
(quar.)—— -J.
Ohio
Match
5%
Ohio
Service
Oklahoma
4.92%
434%■
Co.,
preferred
preferred
1
$1.10
12-
3
12-i 1
11-
2
14c
11-15
11- *
14c
1
1-2-55
£3c
com
2-15-55
2-
1
14c
preferred
Electric
Co.,
11- 9
25c
5.36%
11-30
11-20
11-30
11-20
$0.5211
<.
(quar.)
Power
&
4-29
11-24
-183/4C
common..:
convertible
5-15-55
25c
(quar.)
Schwitzer-Cummins
11-20
pfd.
25c
11-10
10-20
10%
11-30
11-20
2-1-55
1-20
Co.—
11-26
5(4%
preferred,
series A
(quar.)
27(4c
5-1-55
11- 5
5(4%
preferred,
series A
(quar.)
27(4c
8-1-55
7-20
45c
"12-10
11-23
85c
$1
2-1-55
2-1-55
Scott
Paper Co., new
preferred
Seaboard
11-15
$2.12
convertible
preferred
preferred
$4
Scovill
Mfg.
(quar.)
preferred
4.30%
preferred
(quar.)
Co.,
Oil
5%
Stock
Seminole
Oil
claas
20c
12-15
11^
Corp.,
5%
pfd.
B
12-10
11-15
11-20
12-10
12-
12-15
11-24
10c
11-15
11-
11-15
i
tSOc
t50c
11-25
1-3-55
12-
2
f56(4c
(quar.)
com.
12-15
11-24
1-3-55
12-
2
25c
—
1
l-.rr
37(4c
12-13
11-5
5c
(quar.)____
11-19
10-29
4%
Co.,
Gas
Co.,
class
A
10-20
11-15
10-29
12-
1
12-10
11-13
15c
(quar.;.
11-19
$1
$1
(increased)——
com.
(quar.)—-.
1H5
10c
:__
u
(quar.)
12-10
11-15
5'4
12-10
1115
15c
:
dividend
Extra
12-10
11-15
11-15
10c
12-
1
li-
12-
1
li- p.
1-3-55
1.1-30
J15c
preferred
12-10
12-—1
?15c
.(increased)
30c
5%
com
dividend
62(4c
(quar.)
Dairies Ltd.,
Silverwood
ciass A
(quar.)
U
e
B
1-3-55
11-30
$1
12-13
11-23
30c
11-26
11-12
10c
Class
11-26
11-12
112(4c
12-15
11- 5
65c
12c
12-15
12-20
11-15
•—_._
45c
$1.12'/a
25c
30c
iquar.) —50c
12- 3
11-30
12-10
11-20
12-10
11-1
prior pfd. (accum.)—
Co. iquar.)—
25c
12-10
11- 5
5c
31 (4c
12-17
12-31
12- 3
(quar.)..—
(year-end)__
.j
Co.
Simmons
'
1
12-20
10c
(quar.)_.
dividend
Stock
5%
11- »
22c
(quar.)_
common
Signode Steel Strapping Co.,
'
12 10
11-10
5c
(quar.)________:
Extra
11- 5
11-15
11-10
10-30
10-22
12-10
1-2-55
l-2-'55
12(4c
laccum.j
Co.
preferred
B
5
10c
<quar.)____
Corp.
&
11-30
.31(40
common
;
Co
B
Co.
preferred
Signal Oil
1
12-
12- 1
11-13
Inc.
Sherwin-Williams
4%
12-23
12-23
45c
Siwwinigan Water & Power Co.,
4% preferred A
(quar.)
Stock
1-10-55
60c
(quar.)
common
Mfg.
11-12
12-33
12(4%
Gas,
Water
4(4%
11-17
1
12-' 1
$1.4394
(quar.)__
Servomechanisms,
Fhfista
12-
(quar:)—*—__*-
Machine
Corp.,
Class A
J-14
Indemnity—
&
Falls
Seneca
_•
dividend
Serrick
1-44
"
<quar.)t______________
Acceptance
Risks
(quar.)
(quar.)
& Co.
preferred
Selected
8
5
3
5
5
5
Co.
D.)
Securities
10- 8
11- 8
12- 8
4-29
45c 1-10-55
53c 1-10-55
$1.07(4
(quar.)
Surety Co.
(G.
91 \Uc
—
(quar.)
common
preferred
Seaboard
Searle
—
(quar.)
Finance
Seaboard
•
quar.)___
*
Co.—
3.65%
12-10
12-10
11-19
11-19
11- 5
(initial
com.
(quar.)______—_____
12- 1
11-19
11- 5
11- 5
11-12
Simplicity
11-26
;
—
preferred
(quar.)
Pattern
Co.,
Inc.
(year-end)
Extra
11-12
11-26
1
11-
8
12-
1
.11-
8
common
12-
$1
B
(quar.;
A
(quar.)
•
—
Power
Co.
&
$1.12'/2
11-15
11-15
17c
$1.25
11-15
12-15
35c
$1.02
$1.04'/2
41c
50c
$3.50
conv.
1st
preferred
1
10-31
10-29
61 (4c
11-15
10-29
Raymond
Concrete
59 %c
11-15
10-29
Rayonier,
Inc.
Randall
Graphite
Pile
(quar.)_
11- 1
12- 1
Co.
(W.
Morgan)
Smith-Douglas
Oil
■_
$1.55
11-
Southern
Canada
1-2-55
17-17
12-15
Ji-25
12-10
l.i-22
1-3-55
5c
11-15
11- 1
—
(quar.).—
common
Works
Lathe
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)—.—__;——_—
Common
——
non-cum.
pfd.
Southwestern
Electric
Service
(quar.)
(A.
67'<4c
62 2c
30c
(auar I
common
25c
i
Dallas)
11-30
11-30
12- 6
11- 5
11-15
11- 5
11-' 1
&
Bros.,
Co.,
6%
^^-13
12-15
12-15
11-15
11-30
11-15
11-15
10-30
12-15
1-14-55
Inc.
11-15
10-25
Sparks-Withington
50c
Li-15
10-29
Spear 6: Co., $5.50 1st preferred
25ct
iquar.)
pfd.
37'4c
12- a
—
—'
G.)
3
Co.—
—
Insurance
Quarterly
Spalding
25'4c
30'4c
2°c
40c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Drug,
Life
12-
12-15
12-15
Ltd.—
Co.,
Co.
com.
Southwestern
Southwestern
11-19
10- ?e
Gas
Co.,
11-26
10-25
11- 5
1-3-55
11-30
(quar.)
Natural
Common
—
—
(quar.)
Ry.
5%
12-31
1-3-55
12-»
11-24
Co.—
4.88%
Power
383/4c
17(4c
$1.25
50c
(quar.)
Edison
4.08%
Southern
1-2-55
Co.,
(quar.)
California
Southern
,_—
(quar.)——
Gas
preferred
12-
25c
87(4c
—
(quar.).
preferred
Atlantic
(quar.)
com.
preferred
$1.25
South
—
Corp.,
Co.
5
Co.
Extra
Sonotone
Southern
1
(quar.)_
Co.
1
11- 5
J28c
(quar.):
4V4%
J.),
12- 1
(quar.)
Inc.____
iS.
Smith
'
(quar.)
Ltd. (Interim)
(quar.)_^_
Co.
South Bend
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Bearings,
Oil
Sloane
11-30
11-30
11-30
10-27
30c
30c f-25-55
Corp. of America, common
11-15
Skelly
1
______
—
Sinclair Oil Corp.
Sisco Gold Mines,
10-29
10-23
11-26
10-15
1-15
12-15
10-15
12-13
iquar.)
Ltd., class A
Ltd.
12-23
12-23
'12-23
J'.-15
'
.Radio
Simpson's,
Southern
!
M Bearings Canada
11-15
25c
50c
iquar.)
Quarterly
R
12- 1
$1.25
quarterly
30c
•
——
(quar.)
(quar.)
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp.
11-12
12-
$1.10
—
preferred
Quebec
11-15
11-15
11-15
11-15
11-15
11-15
5%
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
50c
$1
Increased
1
$1.12%
r
—
Power & Light
Co.,
,
12- 1
12- 1
12- 1
12- 1
12- 1
12- 1
.
(quar.)„
Quaker City Fire & Marine Insurance—
11-15
SI.25
tqii<a\;_.
(auar.)
Gas,
12-
12 */2C
preferred (quar.)
Holding Corp...
Natural
12-
Oil
5%
11-12
12-15
$1.14
—_
(quar.)
4(4%
nref"rr°d
10-30
27V4c
Mexico—
Extra
11-15
12-10
35c
>
:
common
preferred
Power
4.40%
Ohio
Co.,
1
30c
——
iquar.)_i
Co.
1
(quar.)
Gas—
4.18%
12-
Co.
&
$1.40 preference common
4.08% preferred
(quar.)
11-26
(quar.)
Ohio Edison Co., 4.56%
1-J0
12-
series A
11-15
12- 1
12- 1
11-15
11-15
83c
^
11-10
11-26
Pharmacal
1-*1)0
l-J.7-55
45c
quar.)
;
Socony-Vacuum
—
(auar.)
Electric
11-25
50c
Mfg.
12^ t
50c
redemption on Nov.
20 at $104 per sh. plus this dividend)
Schenley Industries, Inc. (quar.)
Schlage Lock Co. (stock dividend)___
Hampshire—
New
11-22
52 VaC
Oak
A
of
12-15
22 (4c
Norwich
New
50c
Northwestern
Service,
(quar.)
Co.
preferred
Northwest Bancorporation, common (quar.)_
4.20% preferred (quar.)——
Public
11- 5
12-15
25c 1-17-55
(Entire Issue called for
11-16
87(4c
27c
26c
(qoar.)__
of
169c
(quar.)——I—
(quar.)_
—
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Common
5%
Co.
Service
Public
Ltd.—
Co.,
(quar.)
4.32%
Public Service
12-10
$1.37 (4
Co.,
Power
preferred
12-»W>
11-15
$1.28 1
(quar.)
(increased
com.
Corp.
Industries,
75c
Savannah
Class
$1.06(4
$1.05
$1.12(4
1.
of Indiana, .corn.
preferred
85c
(quar.l
Telephone
Oklahoma
Northern
.
pfd. *(quar.)
Co.,- $4
Gas
preferred
'Northern Ohio
(quar.)———__
(111.)' (quar.)^-
Co.
Water
1-2-55
-
preferred,
32c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Public Service Co.
■*
25c
T North. Shore
Common
Savage Arms
..
(quar.)__
4(4%
Mis¬
of
preferred
•
Central
Co.,
!
•
Colorado—
of
4.20%
of
American
"North
Co.
4'A%
Co. common surrendered—
i North: American Investment, 6% pfd. (quar.)
<%%• preferred
tquar:)—
;
.
Stock
50c
11-13
70c
Stockyards Co.--.-
San Antonio Transit,
y Common
11- 1
11-15
11-15
10-29
10-29
75c
12-10
11-29
f$1.06
-
preferred A (quar.)
San Antonio Gold Mines, Ltd
11-15
12- 1
12-1
11-15
11-15
I R, I.)
11-19
12-15
25c
•
$4;40 first
Sherer-Gillett
(quar.)
Co.
12-10
12-10
*10c
•
11-15
$1
Regis'Paper
11-12
•Quarterly
12-10
+
'
12-20
2c
%
11-15
-
St.
1(4%
common
12- 1
' 1-3-55
10c
Corp. (s-a)
Products (quar.)
Union
Sheller
—
Washington Insurance Co.
25c
1.
12-
-12-15
(quar.)
Paul
11-19
11-12
15c
45c
2
$1
Paul Fire & Marine Insurance Co.
12- 1
12-20
—
12-
5(4%
22V4c
(quar.)
(quar.),„
(quar.)___
10-29
2
'
"
Union
of
Oil,
Gamble
&
Co.
Corp.
America
of
Providence
12-15
Coke
&
Steel
Co.
15c
final liquidating distribution
share
one
Gas
15c
'
•
(quar.)
12- 1
11-15
12-
$1.12(4
—_______
St.
12- 1
12- 1
share plus this dividend)
$52.50 per
40c
—
(quar.)—..
(quar.—
and
12-
50c
(quar.)
.preferred ?(quar.);——
American Co.—
Third
25c
(quar. )_,_
American Cement, class A
Class
;
.
American
conv.
.North
50c
————.—
adjustment
4%
75c
12-24
11-22
12- 1
11-15
:12-15
5c
(quar.)
St.
Co., 5% preferred (entire is¬
for
redemption on Nov. 16 at
called
sue
■
K.)
(H.
Co.
1
1
5c
..'
Louis-San Francisco Ry. Co.—
'$% convertible preferred A (quar.)
5c
37(4c
37(4c
20c
7(4c
—
(quar.)
3%%
.
1-2-55
1-2-55
12-17
12-17
12- 1
10-25
11-24
$1 "-15-55
.12- 1
—
—
RR.
li-la
12-
St.
$1.78
40c
dividend)
Co.,
Class
Steel
2%
$1.37(4
$1.25
(quar.)
(stock
dividend
Plymouth
Poor
Royalty
Safway
11111111111-
(quar.).
preferred (quar.)
Plymouth Oil Co.
(quar.)^
11-19
11-15
12-10
12- 1
5c
dividend)—
7%
11-30
12-10
50c
(quar.)
12-15
25c
Lime
11-15
10%
50c
—
preferred
Stock
12- 1
11-15
5c
preferred
(quar.)
Pittsburgh, Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry. Co.
1
12-15
12-10
$1.12(4
$1
45c
25c
65c
—;
5%
11-30
37 V2C
(quar.),
$4
*
11-26
5c
(stock
Corp.
Pittsburgh Steel Co., com.
5(4% preferred
(quar.)
1
$1
Co.
Co. (quar.
(monthly)
-i
Helicopter
Pillsbury
11-26
11-15
(quar.)
Zinc
<quar.)___;
common
Co.
Monthly
Piasecki
11-16
12-15
20c
(quar.)_—
Electric & Gas, com.
State
12-21
10-29
$1.05
(cuar.)_.
(extra)
New
1
20c
Inc.
Glass
—
(quar.)_
common
Monthly
dividend
Co.
preference
Co.,
Aeronautical
Extra —
$5.75
—
(quar)
Electric
Whitehall
&
11-12
1
5c
_________
:41/2% ' preferred(quar.)
Dairy
Phillips Petroleum
$1.05
Fibre
(quar.)
preferred
Phoenix
in¬
12-15
15c
—
Products Co.—
1st preferred (quar.)
2nd
$4
$1
40c
Vulcanized
Co.
Philadelphia
dis¬
Co—
preferred
3
12- 1
50c
10c
(increased)
(quar.)
Mfg.
$4.50
11-19
12-
Inc.
Philadelphia
investment
($0.1268
$0.0032
Pheoll
12-10
iquar.)
Year-end——_.
Y.
Peter
1-3-55
12-15
10c
Pepsi-Cola General Bottlers, Inc.
11-
Paul,
,
11-10
11-10
11-10
11-10
11-15
11- 8
11- 5
$1.75
—
11-15
5
v
11-10
1
1
1
1
12- 1
12- 6
12- 1
5%
(quar.)
12-
1
1
•
11-Iki
1
12-
J15c
Extra
11-12
11-42
12-
t35c
(quar.)
<
11-15
-
12-26
*
$1
::
preferred
$3.40
dividend)
(stock
preferred
7%
Extra
Savage
12- 1
250
12-15
(quar.)_
(estimated
(from
Neptune Meter Co., common
N.
11-12
9c
preferred
$2.40
1
i'/o
11-15
11-15
41-15
12- 1
J25c
(quar.)
common
Rudy Manufacturing Co. (Initial)
Ruppert (Jacob), common___l__^.____^_
11-15
12121212-
1
:
12-10
40c
J$1.0G(4
>
",
,
12-
50c
•
(quar.)
Ltd.,
Ryan
10%
Extra
tl5c
class A pfd.
52c
,
1
$1.02(4
(quar.)____—
•
1
12-
:
A
Paper,
212-
$1.18®/4
(quar.)___
common
dividend
preferred
11-15
1
12- 1
$L02(*
u
Co.—
Gear
Stock
4%
12-
; $1
(quar.)
Haas
Co.,
.12-31
Corp.—
Saguenay Power Co., Ltd., 4(4% >pfd. (quar.)
St. Croix Paper Co.
(quar.)
92(4c
$1.01
$1.17(4
$1,12(4
$1.06
75c
1
25c
(quar.)
&
12- 3
12- 3
12-15
12-10
10-26
1-25
10-26
1-25
10-28
' 1-25
10-15
10-20
10-20
11-19
$1.10
f
dividend
11-19
12-15
12-15
-
Royal Oak Dairy, Ltd., class A*(quar.)
Royalties
Management . Corp
v
t.
—
Corp.
$1.50
37'Ac
(quar.).......
120c
^
~425c
iquar. I JZ
11-15
*;
convertible to Nov. 9
dividend
Stock
Electric
spring & AXle Co.
4(4%
re¬
(quar.)
&
preferred series J
Rutland
10%
Corp.
11-19
$1.06 (4
Stock Series
Brothers,
Circle
Perfect
1
preferred
1-3-55
12-1
12- 3
quar.)
Sabine
,
11- 3
12-15
•
11- 1
11- 1
—,—57(4c
for
(increased
;
12-H)
^
12-30
11-15
,
Inc.—
11-20
.11-20
15 at $54.50 per share
Nov.
on
12-10
(quar.)
Common
3
Ltd.—
._.
7%
vestment inc.
Neisner
9
Common
(Canada),
:—
(stock dividend)
2s 6d
*
11-24
11-24
25c 2-15-55
33c
11-15
33c 2-15-55
32(4c
lT-15
32(4c 2-15-55
t75c.»
11-15
12 (4c
12-15
4%
12-15
(quar.)___-
preferred (quar.)
conv. pfd.
(entire issue called
Myers,
Gas
&
11- 8
-
—
(quar.)_4._
;
45c
'
——-—
$1.12(4
11-11
11-11
,
Ltd.—
25c
J
(quar.)-
common
Trust,
lc
2c
;
Fruit Co., common
12-10
2%
Securities
National Tea
preferred
31 (4 c
(quar.)
Stock
Co.,
(quar.)
4.10%
-
V11-19
*11- 1
_
12-10
25c-•
-
Perfect Circle
12-
11-15
.
50c
:
plus this dividend)
10-22
income)
Preferred
20c
—
Pennsylvania Electric, 4.40% pfd. B (quar.)
3.70% preferred C (quar.)
1—4.05% preferred D (quar.)
4.70% preferred E (quar.)
.1
4.50% preferred F (quar.)—
Pennsylvania Power Co., 4.24% pfd. (quar.)
Pennsylvania RR. Co.
(resumed)
11-10
;
tributions)
Stock
12-14
11-30
2%
(quar.)
Hosiery Mills, Ltd., class A
4.20%
11-10
25c
Lead Co.,
National
1
Corp.—
preferred
Common
12-
9
1-14-55
dividend
National
9
65c
_____
Products
Gypsum Co., com.
National
9
11-
,12- I
11-15
8a4c
.
(quar.);—
Telephone
15c
Drug & Chemical
National
11-
50c
(quar.)
Stock
Corp;
-$1.. preferred
5%
(Del.)—
Quarterly
National
11-
$1.75
(quar.)—
preferred
National
1
11-23
20c
(s-a)
common
Corp.
Distillers
National
!
12-
$1.75
-
_
1
(quar.)
preferred
$1.25
Paper
Services,
Ltd.,
com.——
participating preferred (quar.)_
prior
$1.30
1
25c
(stock dividend)
Container
National
—
35c partic. pfd. (quar:)
Inc.,
:
demption
(quar.)_
National Company
(quar,)
11-15
12-10
12- 1
.50c
(quar.)^__
^participating
Rolland
5 12 J6
11-15
11-19
12- 1
12-1
12- 6
preferred series F (quar.)
4.10% ■•preferred series H (quar.)__;
4%% preferred series I
*'
10-29
1-2-55
7'/2C
$1.25
4.60%
11-23
11-15
2(ic
Laundry
Common
(quar.)
common
(quar.)_
By-Products __
Casket
7 (4 c
*
(reduced-)
Corp.
Penn
$1
*
10-20
25c
10-28
50c
11-15
—„
11-10
preferred
National
*■
i—;
15c
National Automotive Fibres, Inc. (quar.)
National
7(4c
60c
60c
(final)
Rohm
12-15
12-
12- 6
(quar..)
Rockwell
>
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$1.32
preferred
(quar.)
$1.32 preferred
(quar.)
6
50c
1-2-55
10c
(quar.)
common
t
11-30
pfd. (quar.)
bOc
4%
Co.—
Line
Foundation^-
(quar.)— ____i
1
12-15
$1
4%
Corp.,
11-1&
___^
common
shares
&
12-15
12- 7
(quar.)-
common
(quar.)
Co.,
Selection
Rochester
?•
ll-'iO
12- 1
1-5-55
10c
Robinson, Little & Co., Ltd., common
Class A preference (quar.)
10-25
11-15
$1.50
Year-end
.
12,1L
12-15
Inc.—
Tobacco,
preferred
$1.50
12- 9
i 2-55
1-2-55
J 5c
(quar.)
J.)
B
Mfg.
Common
1
12- 2.
10-30
1 11-1S
12- 9
,
$1
(R.
Roobins
10-25
f
Brass,
Co.
American
10-20
11- 8
11-12
35c
$1
Fund,
Extra
i
11-15
11-15
Co.
Acme
50c
.
&
12- Z
,
.
1-3-55
428c
(year-end)
Drug
•4(4%
10-25
2
_
National
lO-^
Copper
Common
10-25
10-25
10-25
Pipe
Parchment
Peninsular
12-22
11-
11-15
11-15
50c
11-15
12- 3
11-15
11-15
11-15
11-15
11-15
(quar.)
27c
12-13
34%c
_
preferred (quar.)
Penman's, Ltd., common tquar.)__
,__
12-27
12-15'
31 (4c
31 (4c
■' 31 (4c
:
30c
28(4c
a'i.
$1.30
rity profits).
Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis Ry.—
Quarterly..^
*.
11-15
11-30
Corp
preferred
"
11-15
12-
12- 1
12-10
37%c
(quar.)
12-
preferred
Investment
50c
Sheraton
Peerless
•
12-
11-17
(quar.)
-
convertible
$5
12-15
,37'/4c
Extra
5%
Special
11-10
$3.50
Rhodesian
5
"
li-it
11-30
11- 1
12-
(quar.)—
Peerless Cement
yll-12
12-10
11-26
20c
(quar.)
Chemical Co.,
Paterson
11-15
11-29
Rheem
1
11-15
11-15
62(4c
Oil
Eastern
Parkersburg-Aetna
Inc. (8c from or.dinary income and 19c froma-eabzed secu¬
.
•
1
11-15
12- 1-
(quar.)___
Parkview Drugs,
3c
(s-a)__.
Investment
Mutual
•
.
10-18
12-
12-10
(quar.)
Corp.
preferred
Park
Vernon-Woodberry Mills
'.1% -preferred
$2
11-15
Reynolds
12-
40c
25c
$1.12(4
(quar.)
common
Common
J
:
10-29
$1
Murphy (G. C.) Co. (quar.)_
Murray Corp. of America, common-.Cquar.)
preferred / (quar.
Muskegon Motor Specialties Co.—
t
1
50e
quar.)
Wheel Corp. ,(quar.)
Mount Diablo Co.'(quar.)
r
11- 1
1
20c
____
(Increased
12-
1
'
,
10%
.
Co;V (quar.)
Mills
Finance
Motor
12-15
11-15
$1.25
15c
preferred (quar.)
preferred
first preferred
Pacific Western
Co.
ri—-
;
37V4c
U8%c
1
(Pnilip), see Philip Morris &
Plan. Corp. of America—
11-15
12-1
.
.
redeemable first preferred
Panhandle
11-10
75c
Rexall
37(4c
(quar.)
Park
*:$3 participating'preference (quar.)
Moore-McCormack Lines, Inc. (quar.)
Morgan (Henry), & Co. Ltd;, com. (quar.)
10-25
Revere
Common
(quar.)
(quar.)_.
first
Pacific Lighting
Moody's Investors Service—
v'
10-20
11-10
$1
1-3-55
11-15
12-15
1-3-55
•
11-15
25c
1-3-55
Inc._.,
(quar.)__,
10-14
11-lff
11-lft
11-11
12-19
12- 1
12V4C
(quar.)
Coventry, Ltd., class A (quar.)
30c
37(4c
90c
$1.10
A
Extra
10-30
(quar.)
(quar.)
Electric, 6%
Mills
Renold
1
(quar.)
preferred
Products
11-
preferred
10c
(quar.)—
Common
series
$3
.—
Co.
Co.
$5
preferred
Pacific
Co.—
preference
12-15
(quar.)
redeemable
4.50%
11-12
11-27
1-2-55
2-15-55
1
-
25c
Inc.,
5%
in
4.80%
11-15
$1.50
Co.,.
(quar.)_
redeemable first preferred A
5%; first preferred (quar.)
11-12
12-
12-15
Arms
Rand,
(quar.)
5%
10-29
12-
5%
10-29
11-26
t75c
(quar.)
Chemical
Co.
Clay
5(4 %
11-30
50c
Remington
Remington
.Stock dividend
Pacific
10-29
20%
____
Mitchell
Mills
Can
11-30
12-16
11-26
__
dividend
Monarch
12-16
50c
(quar.)
Missouri
5%
12-15
Co.,
Pacific Gas &
65c
Co.
J__
..
1-3-55
pfd.
common
Mfg.
Paper
10-22
3(4c
Cement
&
Glass
Pacific
(increased)
(increased)
B
Missouri
Co.,
Oxford
Mississippi Power, 4.60% preiened (quar.L_
Missouri Kansas Pipe Line Co.— %
1
10-15
2-
10%
10c
class
10-15
$4.50
50C
'
\yuar.)_
dividena)
(quar.)
11-15
5%
Power
Owens-Illinois
11-22
Stores
5%
preferred (quar.)__
$4.40
preferred
<quar.)_
(stock dividend) (one share of
Development for each six shares
(stock
-
participating
Owl
preferreu
17(4c
$3.60
Mission Corp.
Mission
Tail
Otter
Semi-annual
50c*
-
Red
50c
1st
com.
Corp.*
11-15
(quar.)
11-
Tube
t2t>c
r
11-
37 (4c
.
1
t$3
Rubber,
com.
(payable
preferred $20 par stock)—
10-25
preferred
11-10
12-
'
11-10
(quar.)
common
non-cumulative
4%
Payaole of R&ff
Snare
t$1.75
O Sullivan
10-29
Reading Co..
11- 8
1
Oswego Falls Corp., common (quar.)
5% convertible second preferred (quar.)—
11-30
6c
1
1
12-
Co., Ltd., com. (quar.)
Orange County Telephone, 6%
1
(quar.)
1212-
dividend
Stock
(monthly)
$1.06(4
$1.12(4
;___
(s-a)
Products
preferred (quar.)
Opelika Manufacturing Co.
11-12
1
10c
Minneapolis Gas Co. (quar.)_
Minneapolis-Moline Co.—
$1.50
12-13
12-
11-15
12-15
$1.12(4
(quar.)__
(quar.)__
Ry.
1
12-31
Reading
____
preferred
Quebec
12-
10c
Corp.—
7%
Inc.—
Laboratories
$5.50
11-12
25c
(quar.)
preferred
conv
12-13
5%
(quar.)
(quar.)
A
Steel
Ontario
1
75c
(quar.)
Mid-West Refineries,
11-16
12-
pid.
preferred
Ontario &
12-16
12-10
dividend)>
40c
Chemical
Inc.,
4%%
75c
___
Corp.,
Company
Holder»
When
Per
Name of
Payable of Rec.
Snare
,
preferred
4(4%
4(4-%
11-16
12-16
(stock
Co.
Mathleson
Omar,
11-15
3
of Company
Town
OJm
10c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
12-
Old
25c
•___
Middlesex
Miles
15c
___
L__
(quar.)
Petroleum
Extra
45c
(quar.)__
Name
-
3
Holdert
When
Per
Payable of Rec.
95c
4#
(1917)
(quar.)
(quar.)
—
12-lo
l-ro
12- &
S1.50
12-15
12- 3
$1.37',4
12- 1
11-15
■
,50
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
(1918)
URncer
New
Chemical
4.20%
Co..
iquar.)
com.
preferied
$1.1213
25c
(initial)
Spiegel, Inc.,
$4.50
pfd.
Spokane International
Spokane
Portland
Etamlord
Water
Standard
....
(quar.i—_____
RR
Co
Brands,
"luar
•
additional
Cement,
.'Conn.)
—
preferred
Standard Coil
Products
Standard
Forgings
Oil
Co.
Quarterly
Standard
(stock div.|_»
convertible
tsmca
(quar.)
pfd.
(quar.)—
(ouar.)
common
(quar.)
dividend
preferred
(quar.)
Suburban Propane Gas Corp., corn... (quar.)
5.20% convertible preferred (quar.)
Co.,
Oil
4%%
common
Corp.,
iqaai.i—
(quar.)
common
preferred
A
2nd
conv.
Sunshine
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Biscuits, Inc.
(quar.)__
Oemem
quar.)
uncreastu
Extra
Finch Oil, 6% preferred
2nd preferred (quar.)
Co.
&
quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Sylvania Electric Products, Inc.,
preferred
$4.40
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
convertible
preferred
Symington-Gould Corp.
Talon, Inc., class A
(s-a)
4.32% preferred A (quar.)
Tampax, Inc. (quar.)______
Extra
_______
;*•
—_
Si
Fenn
Co.—
convertible
Carson
Tennessee
preferred
Tower
Texas Co.
4.75%
Illinois
Common
Natural
Gas
Gasoline
Coal
Oil
&
Glass Mfg.
M ils
|quar".)__
common
(quar.)
.__
__
___
____
(stock dividend)____
preferred
Townsend
Co.
Trade
Bank
Trane
Co.,
New
1
11-
9
31V4C
30c
65c
25c
11-15
11-15
12- 1
12-10
11-
1
12-20
$1
25c
5
5
11-
5
(N.
Trust
Y.)
Radio
Carbide
.1
Corp.
12-20
12-10
10-28
11-15
10-28
11-15
11-15
10-27
11-
20c
1
11-15
9
Westmoreland,
1
Weston Electric Instrument Corp.
Whitaker Paper Co. (quar.»_
(quar.)
White
Co.
•5«/4%
1
Whitehead
11-
5
White's Auto Stores,
12-10
11-
5
12- 1
11-
5
1212-
11-
5
Wickes
1
11-
5
12- 1
11-
5
5%%
,
12-15
11-19
12- 3
11-10
12-
3
11-10
25c
12-15
11-15
11-30
5%
Winn
15c
Co.
Lovett Grocery
&
Extra
Corp.
1
3.60%
12- 2
1U-
4
Wisconsin
preferred
Pow»r
(Gar)
12-15
11-30
Wood
(G.
11-30
Wood
(A'nni
11-30
11-10
5%
H.)
Si
-Wooiworth
(F.
*
11-17
12- 1
11-17
11-24
11-
11-13
10-25
12-15
11-15
Wood
iquar.)_._
Indus.)
common
(quar.)________
(quar.)____.___
Co.
w.i
&
deposit
12-15
11-30
1-5-55
12-28
11-26
11-16
12-15
11-30
12-
11-17
11-15
11-
1
12-
1
11-
5
50c
12-
1
11-
11-15
1.,
Wysong
I_
$1.25
12-
1
11-15
60c
11-10
933i»c
12-10
$1.25
12-1
11-24
for
25c
12-15
$6
12-15
1
Bear
(quar.)__
Mines,
(N. J.), 4%%
Society
preferred (s-a)
(Philadelphia) (s-a)
Extra
UT. S. Pipe & Foundry Co.
Extra
(quar.)
$10c
11-30
t
*
preference
11-16
11-
5
$1.75
11-16
11-
5
45c
12-22
12-
3
$1.06V*
1-3-55
11-30
410c
11-22
10-26
5V2d
'12-14
$1.50
11-18
11-19
11-
22%c
1-2-55
12-10
30c
11-15
10-29
11-15
10-29
12-13
11-19
5
a
x
Sugar Corp.
A
(quar.)
i2_i3
11-19
1-3-55
12-16
(quar.)
Extra
62%c
51,178
22,849
3,146,538
3,559,089
3,477,705
3.3-70,232
688,488
793,945
796.027
736,172
income
350,887
375,143
352,141
252,236
.
,
;
$332,313
108.024 %
62,661
1582.
Ended
Oct.
1—
before
Federal
income
Subs.)—Earns.
(&
4
1953
1954
■
$21,832,342 $23,779,724'
'_
__T
930,000
$325,305
$1.88
$1.93
1,732,993
taxes____________
taxes
1,699,396
874,000
$802,993
income
:___
Net
profit
Earnings per share..'
—V.
s
l
" ' %
180, P.-1817.
White Motor Co.- -Quarterly Earnings—
Period End. Sept. 30—
Unit
sales—trucks
1Net
;
sales
Income
.
2,941
.
■*
$
before
inc. taxes
10, 033
<3,936
-
$
%
■ /
;
'
Y'
11,748
s
$
43,056,168 111,427, 026
.2,300,500
],77o 895
31,966,010
Provision for
1954- -9 Mos.- -1953
1954—3 Mos.—1953
I_
-•1
564,189
120. 250,382
6 152,643
.
refundable
' '
Federal
and
income
taxes—est.—_
Net
Canadian
■
.
Cri,C01,000 Dr2.964,OQo
Cr473,000 Drl,077,00u
income——*
Provision, for
on
Canadian
15%:
•Net
date
published
1
11-15
1-3-55
12-15
.
-
-
income
30,
1.
781,683
.
$1.12
;
$1.51
•t>
the
both
for
includes
1954,
Period
End. Oct. 30—
Salesl_^
'
—V.
a
•'
.
.
_L
180, p.
;1954—44 Wksi—1953 >
L954^—5 Wks.—1953v
$23,564,692 $20,386,775 *205,896,911 $178_097;460
7'
1817.
Vl"':
;•
..
•
,
1954 •; % { -1953 :*
$2,694,164
September-7- •'•.„ * ,
from railway——
Gross
'
'Iv- From Jan. 1—'
•Hfet
from
Net
10-30
<
ry.
-railway-!—__i.
income—_:
oper.
•Deficit:—V.
11-15
'
-
.
713,284
"
439,283
; I 377,453
22,872,402
23.040^66
-
348*331
,
-
,lrt
•
'6.2J5;579= / 4,401,333 .*
2,588.614 % 4,726,453
3,803,661".
1,356,586 '
1582.
180> p.
$2,699,357
807,847
815,224
21,747,268 ' 24,583,173
from a-ailway—.
Gross
.1-14./,.
11-15
„,'■■■(
v
1951.
1952:
$2,854,118
*2,384,623
Net 'from railway385,004
Net jy. oper. income—1
* • .-•6,572
11-1
;
Wisconsin Central Ry.—Earnings—
.
^.
11- 5
12-
-12-
i;
4.449)158
1.637,547
^
'
:
;•*
-
.
'
Wisconsin Investment Co.—Assets Hise—
Harold
;11-10
9
W,
:
r
:,
President; reported that during the ^quarter, ended
biighS were reached in dollar assets, shares o itstanding, number, of shareholders arid net asset value per sbarv Net
assets were-at an all-time high of $7,026,699 compared With $4,947,886
*
a
12-
1
12-
1953.—V.
11-19
1-3-55
12-20
2-1-55
1-20
12-1
11-15
Net
10-29
Net
to
as
"
"
$4.87, and $4.01 respectively. ' Number of
4,203 compared, with 3,570 on Sept. 30,,
4
'
; .' .
.
11-15
10c
12-15
12-15
15c
'
1-3-55
1-17-55
10-30
10-20
(quar.)
12-15
11-12
75c
*;•
.
•Net
.
income
'Eased
at
the
I
shares
628.886
—V-——— _——
outstanding Sept. 30,
•
_
$3.23
$1.62
1954.
.
'
'
Gilbert
Oct. 29 stated that "present
results in the final quarter of
be favorably itirelocnrion of.a
Imajor portion of our hardware manufacturing activities, iri our two
new
plants in Tennessee and our enlarged plant in Salem. Va.. arid
.the consolidation of our powdered metal operations into-our newly
enlarged plant at Franklin Park, I!L
—
W.
Chapman,
President,
point to Improved
on
operating
fiscaL year, and future operating results should
iluenced" by the "long-range program involving the
Non¬
source.
:
,
'
share
per
on
.
this
-v-.
non-residents' tax.
deductible
:
Months Ended Sept. 30—
•
1954
1953
sales———.$65,046,912 $77,624,018
income after taxes, etc———1,018,478 ; -2,033.762
Nine
$4c
,
given
Yale & Towne Manufacturing Co.—Earnings Off—
...
25C
Canadian
equivalent
was
180, p. 579.
11-19
12-20
new
earlier,
year
shareholders
•'
$2.50
resident tax 7%.
Story,
"30, 1954
Sept.
'•-10-29
V
"
.
was
incorrect.
The
corrected
payment
'
and/or record date Is ind'eated here.
Announces. New
:
Yale
Cyclone Muffler—
development of the Yale Cyclone Muffler, designed to capture
particles from the exhaust stream and eliminate the discharge
ignit°d solids in exhaust gases has been announced by the company.
The
„
carbon
of
General
—V.
Corporation and
Investment News
(Continued from
Net
sales
amounted
with
to
H.
Mr.
2417.
179, ^r.
Zotox
-
•
Pharmacal
page 11)
first quarter of this year,
three months! ended Sept. 30, 1953.
stockholders that negotiations recently
PROCEEDS—Net
Warren reported to the
completed for a 13-year loan of $50,000,000 with the banking and
company group from which previous' term - loans have been
obtained.
The funds acquired under the new loan were used to pay
were
Co.,
•
,
Offered—Frederic
Inc.—Stock
Oct. C offered 100,000 shares
a price of $3 per share. :
(no par) at
proceeds
the
from
sale
of
the
stock
common
will
"used
be
the
"I :
"
;
Hatch A Co., Inc., on
of commpjn stock
$24,553,499 for the
$27,581,735 for
by the company for working capital.
Management plans to
approximately $60,006 to expand the-sales of "Zotox": $70,000 to
use
-increase its sales of
and the
"Hydrotox";
$70,000
for
the
promotion
of
"Trio-
remainder of $30,000 for additional working capital.
insurance
cin";
approximately $38,000,000 of outstanding "term
additional working capital.—V. 180, p. 821.
BUSINESS—Company is in the business of developing formulae for
new drug and
medicinal products: of owning trademarks and licenses
with respect-to fheir production and ssle; and of supervising the pro¬
loans
and
to
-
provide
-t
find- distribution
duction
Weco Products Co., Chicago,
This company filed a registration statement with the SEC on Oct. 29,
1954, covering 182,984 outstanding shares of its $1 par common stock,
be offered for public sale by the holders thereof
through, an under¬
writing group headed by Bacon, Whipple & Co."
The public offering
price and underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.
known
holders
are
Westmore
12- 2
Continental Illinois
12-
under
certain
Brush
National
Co.,
Inc.
Bank
<5i
agreements" for
(131,002.shares,,
Trust .Co.
or
35%9;
and
Iof>-Chicago, as-trustee
members o£ the.
the benefit, of'certain
and
worm
•
heads,
a
The
company
has success¬
poison ivy lotion; has recently
other
a
fungus infections; and also expects to market in
formula Tor the relief of aerie, pimples and blaek-
HTbi known
as
"Triocin."
^
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
.
12-13
products.
,
the • initial stages for the promotion o* another product
aB—''Hvdrotex.'» a remedv for the relief of athlete's foot, ring¬
.November, 1954,
which is engaged in the business of the, manufacture,
packaging and sale of toothbrushes, hair brushes, and shampoo brushes,
and in selling toothpaste, hair nets,
powder puffs and handkerchiefs,
will receive no part of the proceeds of the
offering; The-selling stock¬
12-13
su^h
,
completed
The company,
IOC
of
fully developed and marketed "Zotox,"
111.—Registers With SEC
to
12 %c
1
$4.02
II 824,687
sh.-
^
1
%
date
781.683
$3-.6&
outsta'ndg.
shs.
Winn & Lovett Grocery Co.—October Sales Up—
e.
50c
tax
46,71?0
824,687
,
three months end the nine months ended
substantial amounts of nonrecurring income
and also substantial amounts "of nonrecurring expenses; which it is not
prffic.ahi#' t,n xegrevate. > .+Including, sales of parts, acceVs>r%s, and
service.; J After .provision for dividends on preferred, stock.—V.
180,
p. fcZl.
* •':::' % "•
1-3-55
(s-a)________
funds,
'£•;
335,127
.
'
10-29
.
11-20'
•
*3,380,895
V'i... -U
lil,20l
: 46,7i0
stock
per-common
3,188,643
1,223,500
'1,037,189
dividends
.
preferred
Sept.
'10-29
! 12- l;
.
50c
(s-a)__
Less British income tax.
Less Jamaica income tax.
y Previous
5
$1
12-
1951
43,866
1954.
'
10-28
$1
series
in
resident tax
10-30
Printing & Lithograph Co.—
(quar.)
•/
1952..
$403,249
96,323
oper.
Federal
12-20
•
11-15
^ 25c
10-30
11-30
$1
_
Playing Card Co
"
•
.
1953
indicators
Air
Conditioning Corp.—
preferred (accum.)
rail
speeds,
$407,803
Weeks
Profit
lLr^9"
,
'12- 1
3%,
Co
Ltd.
Corp.
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co.
10-30
11-
,
amount
operating,
96,403
49,780
sales
Net
prefer-
preferred
Machine
11-15
11-15
75c
_
Dreferred
the
1817.
p.
heavier
replacement of timber
risk of service interrup¬
Weston Electdcal Instrument Corp.
1
,12,-1
50c
6%
1
11-15
12-
$1.75
(interim)-:
the
this
of
1
12-
1-31-55
25c
11-15
20c
Ltd.
for
$5,729,062
of
Of
19.
freight-train
eliminate
to
180,
.
railway
180, p.
39
3
:12-
;
U-12
,
11-10
20c.
_
concrete
fires.—V.
Oct.
installation
the
higher
Expenditures—
improvements
on
railway*.
railway
from
ry.
25c
11-10
12- 2
Engineering Si Foundry Co.—
preferred (quar.)
;,
Gas Improvement Co., com.
(quar.)
4V4%
preferred
(quar.)
United Keno Hill Mines, Ltd. (interim)_
for
earmarked
from
Net
12-1-11-12
■>'
5% prior
Miles (quar.)
American
compared
7%
directors
11-30" ' 11-12
Co.—
Mfg.,
11-12
12 %c
United
is
railway
oper. income.
Net
—V.
11-9
:
Corn..
Gross
11-19
12-
$5c
Moxasses,
ry.
Ltd.—
York-Hoover
10-11
$1.12%
.t37c
"8,109,243
From Jan. 1—
11-24
12-13
ll- i :<
12-10
12-17
30c
'
Yellowknife
10-20
(quarj___
(quar.)
5,686,779
equipment
ol
from
Net
11-30
31'4c
—______
&
Yates-
II-15
Special
(quar.)
'
;
Monthly
Worumbo
10-20
11-15
50c
(quar.)
class A
980,346
$375,555
from
Net
5
5%
preferred
Grtss
411-15
" 11-12
5%
(quar.)—
Co..
receipts
Extra.
I-12
35c
1
Extra
$13,581,998
Ry. of Alabama—Earnings—
,%
dividend)________
Extra
12-
(quar.)—
tunnel
Western
;1-31
..
(quar.L $$1.37%
preferred
Monthly
375/2c
United Corps., Ltd.,
Class B (quar.)
J
"
(stock
W.)
Wrigley (Wm. Jr.)
Monthly
4
Ligot Co.
registered
ence
12- 1
25c
(quar.)
and
September—
10-29
90c
32c
preferred
convertible
(F.
,
5»/a%
Co.,
Steel
Woolworth
10-29
1
load
$1,250,000
linings with
from
'(Earns,
11-19
J7%c
$1^0
common..,
(quar.).
Woodall Industries,
(quar.)__
I_
common
tions
Common
"12-
11-30,
12-31'
30c
' lOc
_______
(See Gar
12-15
$1
(quar.)
for
requirements
about
tunnel
1
2-21-55
5c
:
•
(s-a)
___________
11-
$1.12'/a
(quar.)
Inc.,
while
10-25
12- 3
12-10
$1.25 .12-15
12-15
(monthly)_____ "
Co.
tPaysble
.___
the
llr 8.
;
12-15
5c
Wisconsin Bankshares
5
.
25c
tPayable in U. S. funds, less 15%
com.
budget
meet
11-8
! 11-15
: 12-15
^;25c '
10-20
A
11-
' ;$1.25
(quar.)
10-20
.
to
f 11-15 •>1^1 '"v
11-15
10-25
'15c
Wisconsin Electric Power Co.\
6% preferred (quar.)____,
12-15
1
Co
(quar.)
Monthly
11-15
2-1-55
(quar.)__
convertible preferred A (s-a)____—_
convertible preferred B (s-a)________
1-3-55
19-
$8,068,112
606,594'
by the board of
$2,500,000 will be spent
about
10-29
-.11- 1
1"
15C
Corp.
25c
12-10
preferred
Quarterly
10-29
11-
Blake
(quar)
common (quar.)___—-
11-15
Co.
62'2c
$1.31%.
15c
s 15c
' 34%c
Rubber
convertible
Wilcox .Oil
11-19
12-15
12-10
Bros.
Extra
25c
2%%
5%
24,746,467
$1,508,805
1477.
p.
1955
Wilcox & Gibbs Sewing Machine—
60c
ops.
authorized
was
11-12
11-12
11-15
12-15
12-10
12-27 '
V 11-16 \
12-24 1-3-55
40c
3742C
_i
fquar.):____
1
12-
25c
(quar.)
11-15
United Air Lines,
Common
Mfg.
11-
50c
dividend
Loan
Dental
Co., common
preferred (quar.)
87 %c
5%
preferred
United Aircraft Products, Inc.—.
U. S. Lines Co.
S.)
92 %c
preferred
Stores
Motor
10-
5%
i._
,
12- lv?
25c
,
q(uar.)_'__
11-15
1
22,877,803
Western Pacific RR. Co.—Plans Large
4-18
7-15
11- 8
10-29
10-29
12-10
10-25
10-25
11-22
95c
_
;
(quar.)_
United Aircraft Corp.,
United
(extra)
11-11
12-10
„
ry.
income
oper.
180,
.
•Transfer books not closed for this dividend.
preferred (quar.)_
Oil Co. of Calif., common
"United
Inc.
_________
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Union Gas System (Kansas)
Tank Car
(S.
White
10-29
(quar.)
B
40c
2%c
__________
$4,50
Common
3.80%. preferred
/
■:
12-
$881,898
'
1-15
,
11-15
11-22
.
4 ; 50c
9
11-
' -v
12-15
13c
25c
Year-end
1
11-
.
from
rev.
ry.
A
(extra)
11-
11-29
27c
Co.
2,690,619
Inc.
5%
Motor
1954—9 Mos.—195?
$4,199,424 $30,945,915 $38,328,465
2,522,323
expenses
.
1
11-
11-15
11-15
11-29
25c
(quar.)
£
preferred
United
12-20
11-15
_____
Corp.
,
of Missouri
$4
4%%;
11-30
20c
70c
$1.04
$1.08
30c
1 quar.i
2-1-55
5-2-55
8-1-55
12- 1
11-15
11-18
1-3-55
11-10
11-10
12- 1
12-1
12- 1
25c
$1.13
50c
(quar.)______
common
Ry.—Earnings—*
$3,404,221
..
—
7%c
25c
$1.25
(quar.)
Carbon
Si
Co.
$3.70 preferred
Stock
1
100%
dividend)
(initial)-
Corp.
Special
Union Electric
$3.75
11-12
11-15
11-15
183/4C
((Juar.)
(stock
preferred A (quar.)
Corp., class A
Twin Coach Co., (stock dividend)
Union
11-24
$1.14
Arrow
$3.50
11-24
12-10
12-15
12- 1
12- 1
1-2-56
12-20
1-3-55
1-3-55
30c
common
common
Union
12-10
1-3-55
Net
,
50c
37V2C
10c
60c
50c
$1
12-
Net
25c
12- 1
11- 1
Waverly Oil Works
20c
11-18
11- 4
Wayne Pump Co. (resumed 1—.
50?
11-30
11-15
Weber Showcase Si Fixture Co. (quar.)—__
10c
11-15
11- 1
Wellman Engineering Co
50c
11-10
10- 1
Welsbach Corp., class B
1
20c
11-15
11- 5
Wesson Oil & Snowdrift Co., $4 pfd. (quar.)
$1
"12- 1
11-15
West Disinfecting Co., common (quar.)
25c
12- 1;'
11-19
$5 preferred (quar.)
$1125
12- 1
11-19
West Indies Sugar Corp
(qu»r.)__—_____
125c 1-15-55
12- 1
West Jersey & Seashore RR. gtd. (s-a)
$1.50
12- 1
11-15
West Point Manufacturing Co. (quar.)__.—20c
11-18
11- 4
West Virginia Pulp Si Paper Co.—
%
4%% -preferred (quar.)—
;
$L12J/2
11-15
11- 1
Western Air Lines, Inc. (quar.)
15c
11-15
11-1
Western-Assurance Co. (Toronto), common__
4S1.10
1-2-55
12-28
Preferred
(s-a)
f$1.20
1-2-55
12-28
Western Canada Breweries. Ltd. (quar.)
t25c
12-1
10-29
Western Pacific RR.. common tquar.)..
75c
11-15
11- 1
Western Ry. of Alabama'
$4
12-20
12- 3
Western Tablet Si Stationery—
5%
preferred (quar.)_i
.% $1.25
1.-3-5512-10
Westinghouse Electric Corp., com. <quar.)__
'..50c
12- 1
"11- 8
12-10
11-
Co.,
dividend
Waukesha
11-15
$1.06%
_
(quar.i
&
Stock
11-15
1-2-55
12- 1
12- 3
D.)
preferred
Washington Steel Corp. (quar.)
1
11-
(S.
(quar.i—
(Increased)
Washington
Mutual
Investors
Fund,
(quarterly from investment income)
11-12
1,1- 9
Trunkllne Gas, $5
S.
11-
11-30
11-
—-
(quar.)
Petroleum
American
Trinity Universal Insurance, com.
U.
12- 4
11-15
,
Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line Corp. (quar.)
Trav-Ler
5%
1-15
Warren
—
(quar.)
f
1-31-55
5 Or
Inc
(quar.)
S.
$4.50
Warren
10-29
12V2C
(Los Angeles)
.
Stocks,
preferred
U-
11-26
12-13
Co.—
preferred
_
7
12-31
11-15
11-15
12-10
1-3-55
$1
(quar.)
4.25%
8.
10-
$1.25
10c
30c
25c
57c
37%c
37%c
37%c
20c
5c
25c
62%c
$1.06y4
$1.12%
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
$4.50 preferred
Wood
.
Edison
A
$4.25
r
35c
,f*«*4.56%
U.
12-
50c
(quar.)
btores Co.
Quarterly
Toledo
S.
1
12-
$1.25
*—
Si
family will con¬
180, p. 1817.
sale.—V.
11- 5
$1
35c
$1.01
$1.05
(quar.)
Corp.
Corp.
Co., common
Walker
15c
_—
(quar.)
Title Insurance Si Trust Co.
U.
32 %c
35c
(quar.)__
<qui i\>
Tobacco & Allied
(quar.)
Vulcan
J1" 3
11-24
11-10
•
(quar.)
preferred
Manufacturing
5%
(initial 1
common
4%
Thrilty Drug
-
11-24
11-12
11-16
——
$1.12%
Thompson Electric Welder (quar.)
Thompson Products, Inc.—
7%
25c
Vogt
11-12
12- 2
12- 1
11-15
11-19
11-23
11-23
11-23
11-23
(quar.)
preferred
6%
5
Pipeline—
Co.
Co.,
preference
Thomaston
U. S.
12-20
11-
Woodside
such
11-10
11-17
12- 2
12-15
(quar.)
Sl.lS3*
(qua*.)
i___
Thiokol Chemical Corp.
5%
»;
6%
11-15
Whitney
Corp. (stock div.)__
Thompson (John R.) Co.
Union
12-1
11-15
1-5-55
25c
Pacific
Thatcher
Twin
11-15
oper.
12-15
12- 3
12- 1
12-20
12-20
12-20
12-20
(quar.)
$5 preferred (quar.)
Virginian Railway—
6%
preferred (quar.)
10-25
$1.37%
(quar.)
Natural
Extra
^
1
Corp;—
(quar.)
preferred <quar.)__
convertible preferred
4.50%
v..New
preferred
$4.20 preferred
35c
Transmission
(quar.)
preferred
5.50%
$2.40
$4.04
10-25
12-
12-10
Railway
tl2%c
37%c
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Virginia Coal Si Iron Co. (quar.)
Virginia Electric Si Power Co., com.
8
11-19
12-10
12- 1
Co.
75c
—
Common
New
10-
11-12
1-14
27c
Chemical
The
after
'Cuba)—
25c
75c
Corp. (quar.)
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Texas Eastern
*
(ouar.)____—
Ltd.—
(Cleveland)
Extra
Texas
11-15
5
2-1
—V.
Vertientes-Camaguey Sugar Co.
(Canada),
(quar.)
Products Si Chemical
Terminal
Texas
Vick
;<4l2%c
preferred
Pearson Si
conv.
Texas
11-
,,
$4.32
■
Viceroy Mfg. Co., Ltd., 50c class A
1
oper. > revenues
30c
(initial)
(30% )
1954—Month—1953
Railway
40c
—
President.
shares
Period End. Sept. 30—
of America—
Corp.
common
Woodside,
113,020
,11-15
1%
11-19
Ntw
T.
$2
(quar.)
12-
■
Taylor,
rr
Vanadium
J.
own
Western Maryland
10-29
11-10
11c
Steel Co.
of
to
12- 1
(s-a)
Funa
income
family
tinue
11- 5
11-3
25c
(uuar. i_
12- 1
11-17
11-26
15c
preferred
(s-ai
Tampa Electric Co., common (quar.)
4.16% preferred B (quar.)
5%
Co.
12-15
15c
Class B
.
(quar.)——-i—
11-15
$1.10
25c
(quar.)
4%
Taylor
Co.
11-15
25c
Superior Portland
4»ritherland Paper Co. (increased
$4
1
<quar.)_—.
dividend
Stock
30c
26Ac
27'/2C
(quar.)
4%%
Corp.
Oil
Line
Corp.
Vanadium-Alloys
5%
Inc.
Corp.,
"4%
Value
4
11-
40c
40c
(quar.)
Textiles,
Wells
Stock
Swift
Valspar Corp., $4 convertible pfd.
4%
-—
Stewart-Warner
Swan
11-26
Vitamin
Class
—__
dividend
5%%
Insurance
Corp.—
(InitialI—
Stores,
Stern
__
(quar. 1
Corp.
Bros.
Sunray
Universal
S.
12-15
40c
——————
Struthers
Sun
11-15
I2%c
-—
Co._
(A.) & Co.
,$1.25
Consol. Oil
12s/2c
(quar.)
__;
Lithograph
preferred
Parts
Stock
Universal
$1.25
(quar.)
common
i
Chemical
&
U.
100%
<year-endl_
Jersey)
preference
corp.,
Stecher-Traung
Sterchi
5
5
12-16
75c
62V2c
_
(N«=w
Stanley Warner Corp.
Stein
(quar.)
California
(Indiana)
Co.
Common
Stern
iquar.i
11-
12-10
11-20.
11-15
11-24
75 c
$1.75
10c
50c
—
11-
Packaging Corp.—
Standard
Steel
preferred
common
5%
<quar.)_
dividend
Co.
Oil
Standard
6%
7%
Corp.,
Final
Inc.
Corp.
of
cash
Oil
Stauffer
Steel
40c
25c
25c
——
dividend
Standard
$1.60
11-10
S.
87JiC
tqa«r.)—
(quar.t
Standard
Stock
11-30
45c
50c
(quar.)—
common
Standard Dredging Corp.—
$160 preferred (quar.)__
-
12-
12-10
11-15
U.
15c
inc.,
Extra
$3.50
12-15
10c
—
) quar.i
11-10
Payable of Rec.
Share
Company
Holders
When
Per
Name of
Ret
12- 1
12- 1
12-10
12-10
11-26
12-15
00c
63c
30c
20c
5q
———
Spencer Kellogg Si Son (quar.)
Extra—.
Spencer Shoe Corp.
Payable of
Share
oj Com j. ',n y
mt
Holders
W\en
Per
Ku
Monday, November 8, 1954
...
'
-
Preferred.-stock
Common
r
stock
Since-utily
were
mon
Authorized
(par
(no
$10)—2.500 shs..
value)___—525,000 shs." '
par
Outstanding
21420 shs.
499.550 shs.
31, 1954. the 39,955 shares of common stock tp^r $1)
spltt ie-for-l for a" total of 399,550 shares of no par.value com¬
stock.—V.. i80» .p." 1377.
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Volume
180
Number 5375
The Comw.ercial and Financial Chronicle
..
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mmw«t.
(1919)
51
STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
ALABAMA
BellRower City Sch. Dist.,
Bond
Warrant Sale—The
$20,000 cap¬
ital outlay school warrants offered
Nov.'3
awarded to Thornton,
were
Mohr &
Farish, of Montgomery.
-•
,s Warrant
school
warrants
180,
v.
the
Sale
offered
$550,000
Angeles, Paine,
Webber, Jackson
Curtis* and Taylor & Co., both
Beverly Hills, as 23/4s, at a price
Nov.
2—
of
of
Trust
Company
of
101.87,
Bret
basis of about 2.53%.
a
Harte
Georgia,
Union
Calaveras
Bond
Bank
Pinal
County Sch. Dist. No.
(P. O. Florence), Ariz.
20
Clerk
County
Supervisors,
of
the
Board
will
sealed bids until 10:30
Nov.
on
22
$10,000
for
the
building
of
purchase
1, 1954.
Due
1955
to
Due
terest
of
$12,000
to the
National
Trust
of
San
Dated July 1,
July 1 from 1955 to
3s.
Principal and in¬
of
June 1 from
on
City
30
Offering—P.
Clerk,
bids
until
for
will
2
Miller,
p.m. (MST)
purchase of
the
bonds,
H.
receive
water
works
at
Due
1961
to
1979 inclusive.
due
in
July
on
1
price of
a
$12,000
1962
callable
are
and
of
as
Bonds
thereafter
July 1, 1961.
Principal and interest (J-J)
payable at the City Treas¬
urer's office; at Valley Na¬
;
sive.
Phoenix, Pres¬
cott, or at the Chase National
Bank, New York City.
360,000
1967
bonds.
Due
1961
1978
to
inclusive.
•*
office:
•
zona,
the
at
Bank
Prescott,
National
ipal
the
-
to
Bank
&
San
about
net
a
2.38%,
1955 to
155,000
as
bonds
p.
Sale
offered
1378—were awarded to
a
Other
Dean
composed of the Mercantile Trust
Co.,
St.
Louis,
Valley
National
Bank of Phoenix, Boettcher & Co.,
Denver, Refsnes, L'.y, Beck & Co.,
Phoenix, and the Pasadena Corp.,
of Pasadena,
follows:
as
$1,425,000 sanitary
tension bonds:
July
on
inclusive;
and
sewer
ex¬
1956
$205,000
to
due
bonds: $75,000 2s. due on July 1
from 1956 to 1962, inclusive;
i
$30,000
1963
,
-
,
2V4s,
and
21/£s. due
to
due
1964;
on
July
on
and.
1,
$75,000
July 1 from 1965
Due
Forrst
City School District, Ark.
Bond Sale—An issue of $400,000 building
bonds was sold to
Dabbs Sullivan Co., of Little Rock.
County Water
wor^s
v.
180,
the
—
bonds
p.
Bank
Trust
San
Sale
&
The
$60,000 water
offered
Nov.
1—
1695—were awarded to
of
America
Savings
Francisco,
as
National
Association,
4s.
on
members
&
of
inclusive.
the
11:30
(PST)
on
and
interest
Sale—An
bids
for
National
Bank
as
23/4s, at
basis*of
a
about
M-N."
of
able
in
on
Dated
.
approved
by
&
F.
28—
awarded
composed
Co.,
both
len
of
to
Glore,
S.
New
of
&
Miller
and
purchase
bonds.
York
Zahner
about
of
1960
Greenwich
in
2.33%,
as
McCabe
Principal
and
Beach
Sch.
City
semi-annually
Nov.
inclusive.
1,
"
1956
to
May and Nov.
1966
1,
1962 'to
inclusive.
County
Union
his
1.972 inclusive.
1,547,000 2V2S. Due semi-annually
on
May and Nov. 1, 1973 to
the
School
office
pay¬
District,
in
El
Centro,
Nov. 15 for
(PST) on
purchase of $33,000
on
Dated
Dec.
clusive.
(J-D)
15
Dec.
from
15,
1957
building
1954.
1978
to
Principal
and
payable
at
the
by
office.
in¬
County
Legality
Gibson,
Due
interest
Dunn
at work
10
Offering
the
a.m.
24 sections of the
on
ex¬
personnel
the
and
pressway
of
Connecticut Highway Department
is at work on the remaining six
sections.
Procurement
of
property for
is proceeding, with
more
than
1,000 properties ac¬
quired to date and negotiation
under way on hundreds of addi¬
right of
way
,
tional properties.
The
will
expressway
relieve
traffic congestion of Route U. S. 1,
provide
safe
a
and
convenient
facility in urban
available
and
areas,
superior
transportation link
a
con¬
for
automobile
ap¬
&
—
The
(PST)
on
Dec.
Water District
Sale—The
eral
No.
1
Oct.
28—v:
awarded
were
traffic
"Funds
finance
to
part
were
when
in
investment
an
senior
as
of¬
1695—
p.
syndicate
a
composed of Halsey, Stuart & Co.,
Blyth & Co., Goldman, Sachs &
Paine, Webber, Jackson &
Curtis, all of New York City.
First of Michigan Corn., of De¬
troit, Hornblower & Weeks, of
Chicago, Braun, Bosworth & Co.,
Inc., Central Republic Co., The
Illinois Co., McCormick & Co., all
of
Chicago, Milwaukee Co., of
Milwaukee,
Burns,
Corbett
&
Pickard, Inc., Farwell, Chapman
& Co., both of Chicago, Coughlin
& Co., and Garrett-Browfield &
Co., both of Denver, at a price oi
raised
the
of
in
May
banking
headed by Lehman Brothers
group
issue
of
marketed
manager
$100,000,000
an
State
of
of
Greenwich-Killingly
-
Expressway
bonds.
A second
se^
ries of bonds is expected to be is¬
sued \sometime
within
the
next
few months.
Meriden, Conn.
,
bonds
gen¬
bonds
180,
to
truck
construction
1695
$3,000,000
obligation .water
fered
and
southern and eastern Connecticut.
*\
(P.O. Pueblo), Colo.
Bond
Sale—The $600,000 school
offered
were
—
composed
Nov.
the
of
1—v.
awarded
to
180,
a
Harris
p.
group
Trust
&
Savings Bank, Chicago, Chas. W.
Scranton & Co., New Haven, and
R.
D. White
& Co., New York
City, as l3/4s, at a price of 100.29,
basis of about
a
1.71%.
Co.,
100.02,
2.39%,
a
net interest cost of about
as
$360,000
follows:
3s.
1956
to
1959
to
840,000 2y4s.
1963
un¬
to
1,320,000
14 for
from
purchase of $250,000 building
on
Oct.
1
from
1958 inclusive.
Due
1962
2V2s.
on
on
offered
Oct. 1 from
on
$400,000
Nov.
4
1818—were awarded to
p.
composed
York
R.
of
City,
Lehman
Coffin
sewer
180,
—v.
a
group
Bros.,
&
New
and
Burr,
L.
as
Day & Co., both of Boston,
2.10s, at a price of 100.52, a
basis
of
about-2;04%.
FLORIDA
Florida
'Lehman
Center
(State--of)
Brothers has been
ap¬
the Inter-American
Authority, an agency of
by
nation
wide
investment
banking
to offer $60,000,000 revenue
bonds to finance construction of
group
inclusive.
Due
Sale—The
Bond
bonds
the State of Florida, to manage a
Oct. 1 from
inclusive.
Due
1969
Winchester (P. O. Winsted), Conn.
pointed
Due
480,000 l3/4s.
County
Clerk will receive sealed bids
til
Design of the
highway, it is now antici¬
pated, will be completed by next
April 30. Consulting engineers are
Bond
Pueblo
Moorpark High Sch. Dist., Ventura
County, Calif.
Bond
and
Haven
new
1979 inclusive.
Dist.,
Treasurer's
until 2 p.m.
bonds.
New
and
advanced stage on the route
an
Connecticut
1,329,000 21/4s. Due semi-annually
on
May and Nov. 1, 1967 to
in¬
County Clerk, will receive sealed
at
approximate^
,
Due semi-annually
May and Nov. 1, 1961.
2s. Due semi-annually
on
Feb.
Imoerial County, Calif.
Bond Offering—Harry M. Free,
bids
Island
Killingly.
of
town
cost
east of New Haven.
&
1,110,000
Nov.
$100,000
15,
Dated
Due
May and
222,000 IV2S.
office.
the
at
the
at
necting
on
Feb. 15 from 1956 to
on
of
cost
$1,110,000 3s.
Han-
office.
Los
Due on Nov. 1 from
1979 inclusive.
Interest
Legality
office
(PST)
Crutcher, of Los Angeles.
1, 1954.
to
Co.,
$290,-
price of 101.41,
2.59%.
her
Dated Dec. 1,' 1954. Due on
proved
Rogers, Barbour,
Smith & Co., of Los Angeles, and
R. H. Moulton & Co., of San Fran¬
cisco,
Forgan
receive
Principal and interest (J-D)
Gross,
1695—were
p.
on
the
Due
will
a.m.
at
inclusive.
bonds.
building bonds was sold to a
composed of the Security-
First
Clerk,
Dec. 1 from 1955 to 1975 inclusive.
payable
of
syndicate
Elem. Sch. Dist.,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Los Angeles,
until 9 a.m. (PST) on Nov. 9 for
the purchase of $344,000 building
District,
issue
a
Angeles County, Calif.
Bond Offering—Harold J. Ostly,
Orange County, Calif.
Bond
(PST)
a.m.
180,
King County, Calif.
Offering—Bernice Thom-
County
Treasurer's
Grove School
Red¬
—
v.
run
$398,000,000 and portions of me
Expressway are expected to be
opened to traffic by late 1955.
Surveys are more than 85%
completed on the route between
Los
of San Francisco.
Garden
in
then
Connecticut-Rhode
the
border
County School District
(P. O. Pueblo), Colo.
Sale
The
$5,318,000
Bond
will skirt
of New
inland in
the direction of Providence, R. I.,
>
building bonds offered Oct.
commun¬
north
pass
The road will
60
populated
heavily
.
Union
Manhattan
Nov. 9 for the
(J-D)
10
receive
No.
inclusive.
Francisco.
Treasurer's
Dated Dec. 1, 1954. Due on July 1
from 1957 to 1974 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal
from
1
COLORADO
terest (F-A) payable at the County
group:
Co.p of Los Angeles, and
a.m.
Dec.
follows:
1970
purchase of $18,000 water bonds.
1955
on
1979
Sound,
London, and
local
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Fresno, until
Nov.
Due
to
along
Sound
Island
New Haven the thru way
make
1955.
Dec. 1 from
of
will
the
for
1969
building
County Water Works Dist.
(P. O. Fresno), Calif.
Bond Offering — J. L. Brown,
a
2s.
1977
Connecti¬
Line
State
Long
such
the
Dec. 1, 1976.
interest
16
from
IS
Angeles,
Calif ornia
'. Bond
1
1965 inclusive.
group
Dist., San Bernardino County,
on
District,
office
until
ford, until 10
Witter
No.
"00
CALIFORNIA
Park
Dec.
on
his
at
16
to
sealed
Dec. 1 from
inclusive.
Legality approved by Orrick,
Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe,
ARKANSAS
Arrow Bear
on
School
Clerk,
City,
Bond
J_at the County Treasurer's office.
1969, inclusive.
Due
1, 1975.
to
Mateo County, Calif.
Offering—John A. Brun-
Nov.
sen,
Fresno
'
85,000 3s.
follows:
as
Dec.
inclusive.
Elem.
Lemoor-
C. N. White & Co., of Oakland.
1962,
2V4s,
July 1, 1963 and 19-34; and
$600,000 2V2S, due on July 1
from 1965 to 1969, inclusive.
'180,000 storm sewer improvement
on
;
of
of
Merrill
Blake
$620,000 2s, due
from
1
on
of
expressway
the
Greenwich, Stamford, Darien, Norwalk and Bridgeport to
and through New Haven.
From
Co.,
both of Kansas City, and Arthur
M. Krensky & Co., Inc., of Chi¬
cago, at a price of 100.36, a net
of
cost
2.80%,
129-
as
San
National
& Co., J. Barth &
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane, Schwabacher & Co.,
Lawson, Levy & Williams, Kaiser
& Co., Stone & Youngberg, all of
San
Francisco, Hill Richards &
Co., of Los Angeles, Irving Lundborg & Co., of San Francisco, Redfield & Co., of Pasadena, Fred D.
Co.,
group
about
Due
ity
1966 to i-974 inclusive.
The $1,605,000
Nov.
3 — v.
i80,
_
of
point
expected to
suburban and industrial
approved
by Orrick, Dahl¬
quist, Herrington & Sutcliffe, of
bonds* offered
interest
270,000 2V2s. Due
Yuma, Arizona
Bond
cost
$70,000 5s.
Principal
and interest (J-D) payable at the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
follows:
1959
2s.
1960 to
Phoenix.
price
a
1
$550,000 munic¬
$125,000 2V2S. Due
Each issue is dated Oct. 1, 1954.
Legality approved by Gust, Ro¬
senfeld, Divelbess & Robinette, of
.'
ities
185,000
purchase of
$31,000
building
bonds.
Dated
Dec.
15, 1950.
Due on June 15
;
Association,
at
a
price
Francisco,
100.009,
York
through
Co., of San Francisco, at
of 100.08, a net interest
of
now
from
York
shore
bacher &
Moseley &
City,
Stroud
&
Co., of Philadelphia,
Dean Witter & Co., of San Fran¬
from 1973 to 1975 inclusive. Prin¬
cisco, B. J. Van Ingen & Co., of
cipal and interest (J-D) payable New York City, Equitable Secu¬
at the County Treasurer's office.
rities Corp., of Nashville, National
Bank
of
Commerce, Seattle,
Kentfield Sch. Dist., Marin County,
Bacon, Whipple & Co., CruttenCalifornia
den & Co., both of Chicago, Bacon,
Bond Offering — George S.
Stevenson & Co., Talmage & Co.,
Jones, County Clerk, will re¬
both of New York City, Raffensceive
sealed
bids
at
his
office
perger, Hughes & Co., of Indian¬
in San Rafael, until 11 a.m. (PST)
on
Nov. 9 for the
purchase of apolis, A. G. Edwards & Sons, of
St. Louis, Barret, Fitch, North &
$30,000
building
bonds.
Dated
Co., of Kansas City, Joseph, Mel
Dec. 1, 1954, Due on Dec. 1 from
on
1955
America
of
Savings
cut-New
the
is
Spring. The
extend
ing bonds offered Oct. 26—v. 180,
1583—were awarded to Schwa¬
Oct. 15 from
on
1974
bids
wood
will
p.
Oct. 15 from
on
construction
start next
Sale—The $340,000 build-
a
the
ule and have progressed to
where
California
the Green-
surveys on
Killingly Expressway in
Connecticut are ahead of sched-
mile toll road
Sweetwater Union High School
from
15
engineering
j wich
(
Con-
Connecticut High-
Commission, announced that
| way
i
Financial
City,
sultants to the
office.
inclusive.
1958
County
sealed
180, p. 1583 — were
a
group headed
by
v.
—
Trust
Ari-
New
1
awarded
at the First
or
Bank,
ing,
Calif.
,
improvement
Nov.
City.
-
...
Bond Sale—The
Prin-
of
San
Bond
El Monte, Calif.
cipal and interest (J-J) payable at the City Treasurer's
v.
*
on
V
to
York
New
1966 inclusive.
to
f Jefferson
Principal and interest (J-D)
office.
improvement
July 1 from
sewer
to
Oct.
on
16,000 2%s. Due
pavable at the County Treasurer's
tional Bank of
Due
1959 to
Dec. 1 from 1955 to 1974 inclu¬
on
2s.
*1955
Ostly,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Los Angeles,
until 9 a.m. (PST) on Nov. 9 for
the purchase of $486,000 building
bonds.
Dated Dec. 1, 1954.
Due
1
the
to
100.26, a net inter¬
2.58%, as follows:
22,000 2V2S. Due
Bond Offering—Harold J.
from
1956
Principal and inpayable at the County
est cost of about
District,
Los Angeles County,
revenue
bonds.
School
Covina
$970,000
awarded
were
—
Farmers Merchants Bank of Lodi,
Co., Beverly
Nov.
on
Sale—The
1818
p.
Hills, as
price of 100.02, a basis
a
Jan. 3 from
on
Treasurer's
Bond
$50,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Nov. 1—v. 180,
of about 2.74%.
follows:
as
$610,000
'
23/4s, at
sealed
Luis
terest (J-J)
California
County,
office.
&
San
p.m.
inclusive.
1975
Pueblo
Hanauer
2
District, San Diego County,
cisco.
Prescott, Ariz.
build¬
Due
Henderson Sch. Dist., San Joaquin,
Principal
Carmenita Sch. Dist., Los Angeles,
(J-D) payable at tne
County, Calif.
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
Bond Sale—The $29,000 build¬
ity approved by Gust, Rosenfeld,
Divelbess & Robinette, of Phoenix. ing bonds offered Nov. 3—-v. 180,
p.
1818—were awarded to J. B.
Bond
1955.
ings Association, of San Francisco.
and interest
*
Dist.,
$30,000
in
office
until
of America National Trust & Sav¬
inclusive.
1959
his
at
(PST)
on
Nov. 15 for the purchase of $100,000 building bonds.
Dated Jan. 1,
ing bonds offered Nov. 3—v. 180,
1818—were awarded to the Bank
Legality ap¬
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutclifie, of San Fran¬
Dated
bids
Obispo
p.
(J-J) payable at the County
Treasurer's
Los
County, Calif.
Sale—The
Bond
Bond
Association,
as
on
1960 inclusive.
(PST)
bonds.
Dec.
1954.
District,
sold
was
America
of
Savings
Francisco,
receive
a.m.
bonds
&
Bond Offering—Eleanor K. Rob¬
ertson,
Sale—An issue
building
San Mateo
Calif.
County,
of Atlanta.
ARIZONA
School
of
\
Greersburg Elem. Sch.
group
a
composed of California Bank, Los
1583—were awarded to
p.
$100,000 build¬
1818—were awarded to
p.
&
The
—
Sale—The
Myers,
&
Angeles.
ing bonds offered Nov. 3—v. 180,
"
Florence, Ala.
O'Melveny
Los
Angeles County, Calif.
Clay County (P. O. Ashland), Ala.
an
Oct.
1
1970 to 1980 inclusive.
bonds.
Cultural
Inter-American
Center
Trade
Miami,
Oct.
Fla;,
near
it
the
was
and
City
bf
announced
29.
CONNECTICUT
*
Shandon
Union
School
The
District,
Connecticut
San Luis
Bond
Obispo County, Calif.
Offering—A. E. Mallagh,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
.
(State of)
Construction of Expressway Ac¬
celerated
—
Lehman Brothers, of
and
Inter-American
Trade
Center will
manent exhibition
ment
area
and
Cultural
be
a
per¬
entertain¬
and is designed to
in-
„
52
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1920)
Flora, III.
cx^se trade and assist in improv¬
ing relationships with LatinAmerica
the
western
Harry
Commision
Exchange
Administrator of
tion
former
Securities
the
the Reconstruc¬
able
Corporation,
who
appointed by the Au¬
thority
as
Managing
Director,
stated
that the
concept of the
project dates back many years
that
the
Inter
Center Authority
to
the
serve
of
nation's
'
terest.
the
Center
public
V
in¬
Construction is scheduled to get
underway
sale
of
immediately
the
bonds.
after
countries
terest in
have
indicated
in¬
exhibition space as have
firms.
Hawaii
(Territory of)
'
Sale—The $6,500,000 pub¬
improvement
bonds
offered
lic
4
awarded to
Chase
City,
1819
p.
—
21/4s, at
as
ing bonds offered Sept. 27—v. 180,
1255
p.
Lawrence
of
group:
Harris
Trust
&
Savings Bank,
Chicago, Salomon
Bros., &
Hnczler, of New York, Drexel &
Co., Blair &
Co., Inc., Mercantile
Company, of St. Louis, Equi¬
table Securities
Corporation, Lau¬
Marks & Co., of New
M.
York,
Hayden, Miller &
Cleveland, Malvern Hill
Bond
Due
Sale—An
Andrews
Chicago, First
Company of Chicago,
& Wells, Inc., of New
York,
M.
Brittain
Newton
Kennedy
Boston,
and
New York. /
&
&
Co.,
both
Co.,
Co.,
Freeman
F.
of
of
&
ILLINOIS
Cook
County
Community
High
Jan.
on
&
a
group
$340,000 2s.
1959
Due
to
follows:
1967
ing
1973
on
from
Offering—R.
bids
33
until
for
building
3954.
to
8
the
interest
on
about
of
payable
15
Nov.
$850,000
Dec.
from
such
15,
1955
Principal
at
of
sealed
on
of
Dated
inclusive.
and
paying-
in Chicago as may be des¬
ignated by the successful bidder.
agent
Legality approved by Chapman &
Chtler, of Chicago.
Douglas
County,
Tuscola
munity■ Unit Sch. P:*t.
(P. O. Tuscola),
Bond
building
180,
v.
p.
Sale
bonds
—
The
offered
Com301
Nov.
1—■
group composed of Paine, Web¬
ber, Jackson &
Curtis; Smith,
Barney & Co., both of New York
City, Bacon, Whipple & Co., Chi¬
cago,
G. H. Walker & Co., St.
Louis, and Fairman, Harris & Co.,
1956 to
as
1.960
,
Dec.
1 from
inclusive.
923,000 2 V43. Due
.
follows:
on
on
Dec. 1 from
1961 to 1974 inclusive.
offered
of
100.25,
2.9—v.
to
Beane,
Fenner
as
P/4S, at
price
a
basis of about 1.70%.
a
Oct.
27
were
of
composed
group
Due
200,000 21/4s.
1967
1956
Due
from
1
High
The
1
from
1954.
1971
Due
Jan.
on
No.
Nov.
1,
1956
to
from
1
III.
219,
dated
are
inclusive.
Principal and in¬
terest
(J-J) payable at a place
mutually agreeable to the Board
of Education and the purchaser.
Legality approved by Charles &
Tazewell
1955
Bond
awarded
1954
to
1963
time.
any
price
of
Trust
$404,000 2s.
Due
to
to
1971
1970
Jan.
1
Independent
on
Secretary,
Nov.
8
$250,000
for
park
bonds.
1954.
on
to
1973
1
interest
(J-D)
&
Solem,
im¬
Dec.
from
and
the
Company, of
O. Marengo),
as
until
2
p.m.
Nov. 9 for the purchase
bonds
New
1975
Sale—The
1696—were
January and July
1975,
of Jan.
interest
1, 1961.
inclusive.
.July
are
O.
Ele¬
reve¬
Stein
to
&
Boyce, and the Bankers
Co.,
both
of
Louisville,
jointly, as follows:
Bond
on
Sept. 1 from
1955 to 1964 inclusive.
93,000 33/4s. Due
1965
to
1979
on
Sept. 1 from
inclusive.
water
Sale
—
works
1,
1961,
callable
as
Principal and
The
$100,000 5%
revenue
26—v.
bonds
180,
to
p.
the
of¬
1696—
Farmers
Milton, at
par.
Iberia Parish
Blanc,
Bond
Offering—K. R. Hanchey,
Secretary of the Parish School
a.m.
of¬
item
see
St.
Tam¬
receive
(CST)
1976
inclusive.
1979
to
Nov. 1 from
on
Nov. 1 from
on
inclusive.
Offering
Jury,
Bond Offering—Eugene F. Love,
Secretary of the Parish School
Board, will receive sealed bids
until
7:30
Marcus
—
of
will
1, 1955.
the
De-
Parish
receive
J-J.
sive.
Interest
Jan.
on
inclusive.
from
1
Interest
&
Jefferson and St.
Parishes
(P.
Tammany
proved
by
O.
ishes
at
the
office
Parish
son
bids
will
be
re¬
jointly by the above Par¬
Court
Police
House
at
the
of
Jeffer¬
Jury
the
in
Gretna
until
11
Legality ap¬
& Judell,
Cox
MAINE
*
I
Bangor, Me.
Bond
Offering—Ralph L. Way-?
City Treasurer, will re¬
mouth,
ceive
sealed
(EST)
of
bids
until
11
a.m.
Nov. 9 for the purchase
on
$70,000
public
permanent
1, 1954.
to
Due
1964
im¬
bonds.
water
1955
New Orleans Expressway Bonds
ceived
Foley,
Dec.
Gretna),
Louisiana
Dated
Dec.
1 from
on
inclusive.
Principal
interest payable at the Mer¬
chants National Bank of Bangor.
and
Legality
Gray,
by
approved
Collidge
Best,
&
Ropes,
Rugg,
of
Boston.
Kennebunk, Kennebunkport and
Wells
Water District,
Me.
Bond Offering — Leander G.
District
Smith,
Treasurer,
will
bonds.
receive
(CST)
Dated
Nov.
on
Nov.
from
1
clusive.
Dec. 8 for the pur¬
on
Callable
as
1954.
1,
1957
to
Due
1994
in¬
whole
a
on
on
(EST)
of
sealed
bids
until
$350,000
11
bonds.
water
a.m.
ihe purchase
Nov. 9 for
on
Dated
Nov. 1, 1964, or in part as of Nov.
Nov. 1, 1954.
1,
Principal and interest
payable at the Chemical
Exchange Bank, of New
York City, the American National
Principal and interest (M-N)
payable at the National Bank of
Commerce,
Portland.
Legality
Bank
Atwood
1959.
(M-N)
&
Trust
Company, of Chi¬
approved
by
&
approved
by
and
New
Foley,
Cox
&
bonds
have
Constitution
Louisiana
been
of
the
amended
as
author¬
State
oi
by Act
9G
1952, and pursuant to authori¬
zation of
majority of the quali¬
voting at elections
held
in
the
respective Parishes
on Jan.
12, 1954. Said bonds will
be payable from a pledge of the
fied
a
voters
tolls
other
and
derived
Orleans
from
to
revenues
the
Creater
Expressway (a toll bridge
Pontchartrain
and
connect¬
ing said Parishes), supplemented
by funds dedicated from the col¬
lection
of
of
vehicular
the
license
to
the
limitations
conditions* provided
in
the
and
Trust
Agreement.
Information
to
the
bids
Dec. 7 for
Baker, Inc., traffic studies by the
that
nounce
Million
Syndicate
Bonds
more
Sons
011
an¬
than 300 invest¬
ment
banking firms will partici¬
pate in the forthcoming public
offering of $180,000,000 State of
Maryland bridge and tunnel
enue
bonds which
reach the market
Brown
&
Sons
are
on
is
rev¬
expected to
Nov. 9, Alex.
the
manager of
group.
The
issue
will, consist of $36,000,000 of serial bonds, maturing
from 1960 to 1974 and $144,000,000
of term bonds due in 1994.
Both
the serial and term
dated
Oct.
The
1,
bonds will
be
1954.
offering
largest
the
represents
bond
financing ever un¬
dertaken by the State of Mary¬
land or any of its agencies.
(An
earlier
reference
forthcoming offering
v.
180,
p.
1696.)
to
the
made iia
was
-
'
"
MASSACHUSETTS
Attleboro,
Bond
Healey,
Offering
City
Mass.
Edward
—
Treasurer,
will
J.
re¬
ceive sealed bids at the First Na¬
tional
-pertaining
Sons
&
S180
8—Alex. Brown &
taxes
provisions of said Act
in the manner and
1952,
Brown
Offer
Nov.
be
New
causeway
Lake
Alex.
to
authority
supplemental thereto; particu¬
larly Section 22 of Article VI of
of
Pierce,
of Portland.
Maryland (State of)
Judell,
Orleans.
ized under the provisions of SubPart C, Part 1, Chapter 10, Title
the
Hutchinson,
MARYLAND
Marshall,
Trimble & Mitchell, of New York
of
Nov. 1, 1974.
on
Scribner,
the National Bank of
Commerce, of New Orleans. Le¬
City,
Due
and
design of the Expressway by the
engineering firm of Falmer &
sealed
.
Orleans.
provement
,
J-J.
of New
sealed
Legality approved by Foley,
Judell, of New Orleans.
Cox
'" '
Due
to *1975
3
Dec.
on
Jan. 1 from 1957 to 1970 inclu-.
on
public improvement bonds. Dated
1957
(CST)
p.m.
for the purchase of $325,000 build¬
bids until 2:30 p.m. (CST) on Dec.
9
for
the
purchase of $275,000
Jan.
O,....
Winnfield,) La.
ing bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1955. Due
(P. O. New Iberia),
Secretary
Police
90
Beauregard Parish School District
"o.,6 (P. O. DeRidder), La.
(J-J) payable at the.i until 10
being
8
and
Louisiana
Bond
subject
will
Dec.
Parishes."
many
under
LOUISIANA
Board,
issue
on
of
and
requisite ap¬
proaches to be constructed across
Milton, Ky.
Bond
State Bank of
and thereafter
$129,000
awarded
follows:
on
1.
bonds offered Oct. 29—v. 180,.
nue
$105,000 fir^t mortgage bonds.
Dated Nov. 1, 1954. Due semi¬
to
(P.
mentary Laboratory School
Bros.
details
of the Louisiana Revised
Statutes of 1950 and other consti¬
tutional
and
statutory
State
awarded
due
Dec.
College
Frankfort), Ky.
p.
bond
"Jefferson
Said
KENTUCKY
Bond
1970 to
1977
Nov. 1 from
on
1969 inclusive.
120,000 2.65s. Due
Expressway,
33
Oct.
Bonds
Co.,
inclusive.
Kentucky
Orleans
Offering—For
$46,000,000
gality
dated
are
were
on
1,
1956
Sept. 1 from 1956 to
on
fered
annually
1,
1957
Dec.
from
Rural High Sch. Dist.,
Due
lows:
Oct.
Corn
Sale—The $200,000 build¬
bonds offered Oct. 29 were
$145,000 bonds and debentures,
on
1
Co.,
1975 inclusive.
ing
Corp.,
Nashville,
White,.
&
Sanford, and Glas &
Co., both of New Orleans, as fol¬
Hattier
280,000 2V2S. Due
offered
group
rities
$450,000 2V4S. Due
bonds
a
composed of the Equitable Secu¬
Winn Parish School District (P.
or
B«nd and Debenture Offering—
C. W. Miller,
President, will re¬
(CST)
Sept.
$36,000 3V2S. Due
Marengo-Liberty School Building
of
were
Kansas
1,
INDIANA
bids
dated
are
on
1696—were awarded to
p.
local investor.
a
cago,
1956
Legality approved by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
ceive .sealed
bonds
Due
The
Evanston.
(P.
3,
receive
Principal
payable
at
Trust
Corporation
The
1954.
inclusive.
State Bank
29
awarded to Seltsam-Hanni &
of Topeka.
and
Dated
Dec.
Oct.
awarded to Seltsam-Hanni &
of Topeka.
1954.
Dec.
chase of $46,000,000 Greater New
Orleans
Expressway revenue
Savings
$80,000 build¬
offered
Sale—The $850,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Nov. 3—v. 180,
1, 1959.
dated
Bond
28—v. 180, p. 1379—were awarded
a.m.
Sale—The
bonds
(CST)
purchase of
the
provement
Due
Bond
ing
p.m.
extension
Farmers
Kansas
(P. Q.
will
7:30
la.
Bond
inclusive.
bids until
Dist.,
3urr Oak Common Sch. Dist. No.
Burr xOak
Wilmette), III.
Offering — L. E.
District
sealed
Sch.
Louisiana
Call¬
Sale—The $129,000 public
improvement
Offered—Sealed
Sale—The $185,000 build¬
bonds offered Oct. 28 were
the
inclusive.
1955 to
inclusive. Callable at
from
/
Bond
Nov.
1,
May 1 from
on
Bank, of Traer.
to
Jan. 1 from
Wilmette Park District
of
Bond
inclusive.
on
Co.,
State University and
Agricultural and Mechanical
College (P. O. Baton Rouge),
Ferriday, La.
Legality approved by
Carpenter, Ahlers &
Jan. 1 from
on
Due
1974
to
follows:
inclusive.
Due
200,000 2V2S.
as
on
1967
135,000 2y4s.
interest
net
a
2.25%,
&
KANSAS
Northern
100.06,
of about
were
O.
Co., of Chicago; Mercantile Trust
Company, of St. Louis, and Dean
Witter & Co., of San Francisco, at
a
28
Louisiana
from
Cutler, of Chicago.
July
Bannister,
Cooney, of Des Moines.
Traer
1
bank to be speci¬
fied by the successful bidder. Le¬
gality approved by Chapman &
inclusive.
dated
are
mature
awarded' to
Sale—The $739,000 build¬
the
Oct.
Sparks
bonds
and
1955 to
ing bonds offered Oct. 27—v. 180,
p. 1695—were awarded to a group
of
1964
of
street
on
Sale—The $12,000 special
assessment street
improvement
ing
County Community High
jomposed
purchase
Due
Police Jury, Gretna, La.,
Secretary of the St. Tam¬
the
Parish Police Jury, Cov¬
ington, La., or from the fiscal
advisors, Allen & Company, 30
Broad St., New York, N. Y., and
Townsend, Dabney & Tyson, 30
State St., Boston, Mass.
revenue
Dec.
at any
or
under
Onawa, la.
offered
sewer
on
are
(CST)
p.m.
Leux,
and
copy
of the Trust
Agreement may be obtained from
the
Secretary of the Jefferson
in¬
to
1,
1954. Principal and interest (J-D)
payable at the Town Treasurer's
to
De
on
1979
of Dec.
as
bonds
fered for sale
assessment
to
on
Due
1979
sealed
Des Moines.
inclusive.
Sch. Dist.
bonds
8
the
special
Prather,
Legality approved by William L.
Hassett, of Des Moines.
The
Com
at
for
W.
receive
improvement bonds.
bonds
Jan. 1 from
on
$50,000
16
(CST)
1955
Due
to
able
Bond
Bond
inclusive.
1971
to
Jan.
on
1966
to
follows:
as
bids
Nov.
Guil-
Louisiana
Offering—J.
will
J.
bonds.
from
bonds.
Bond
of
pectus
or
p.m.
1,265,000 gas and
office
firm
Cather & Company, official pros¬
'
Greater
Clerk,
1
sewer
1
IOWA
oral
engineering
clusive.
The
Monday, November 8, 1954
.
Parish
La.
the
for
Dec.
180, p.
Merrill
&
awarded
Pierce,
Indianapolis,
of
$60,500 offland
acquisition
Oct.
were
—
Lynch,
City
f r> 4 i nr. n.
a
$25.0,000 l%s. Due
1696
The
—
until
24
$425,000
Nov.
parking
bonds
and
Trust
2.11%,
1956
III.
$1,233,000
1319—were awarded to
Inc., of Chicago,
a
$390,000 2s.
Sturte-
(CST)
Dec.
to
1968
Board
receive
purchase
bonds.
Due
1.974
p.m.
D.
the
of
will
street
Bond
Co., Ballman
&
Main, both of Chicago, and
Quail & Co., of Davenport, at a
price of 100.14, a net interest cost
inclusive.
President
vant,
offered
Northern
the
•
Education,
Sale
St.
Sale—The $590,000 build¬
1956
Dec. 1 from
Cook, Lake, McHenry end Kane
Counties, Barrington Consul.
High Sch. Dist No. 224
(P. O. Barrington), III.
Ennd
of
Trauernicht,
bonds
awarded
cost
1
p.m.
Valparaiso, Ind.
on
inclusive.
260,000 2V2S. Due
1968 to
Dec.
on
8
July 1, 1963 and thereafter are
callable as of Jan. 1, 1963. Princi¬
pal and interest (J-J) payable at
the
Scott
County
State Bank,
Scottsburg. Legality approved by
Ross, McCord, Ice & Miller, of
Indianapolis.
Bond
Trauer¬
purchase of $1,690,000 bonds, as follows:
on
Washington), III.
Pickard, Inc., all of Chicago, at a
pc|qe of 100.26, a net interest cost
as
1974
to
School District No. 308 (P.
•composed of R. S. Dickson & Co.,
Scott & Wyandt, Inc., Municipal
Bond Corp., and Burns, Corbett &
2.27%,
1957
and
Illinois
Evergreen Park). /"
m." "about
from
1
Principal
Dated
&
.
many
bids
ed
Nov.
Ames, Iowa
Bond
1695—were awarded to
until
re¬
1, 1954. Due
semi-annually from July 1, 1955 to
Jan. 1, 1985 inclusive. Bonds due
sold
Ogle and Stephenson Counties
Community High' Sch. Dist.'
No. 219 (P. O. Forres'on),
(P. O.
Sale—The $600,000 buildlog .bonds offered Oct. 28—v. 180,
will
Nov. 9 for the purchase
on
of
issue
was
Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
School District No. 231
bids
Legality
Offering—Wade
Louis.
Co., of
&
Co.,
tral Republic Co., of
p.
bonds
Charles
L. Day & Co., Green, Ellis &
Anderson, all of New York, Cen¬
E.
School
$80,000
to the
Midwest Securities Co., 6f Chi¬
cago, as 3Vfcs. Dated Oct. 15, 1954.
R.
Securities
Consol.
County
♦building
Bond
the
the
to
Augusta.
Illinois
were
of-
rence
of
District No. 3 (P. O. Sumner),
2.19%.
members
awarded
were
—
Bank
price of 100.66,.
a
about
of
Cther
Trust
Illinois
syndicate headed by
Bank, New York
a
Clerk-Treasurer,
sealed
Due
1965 in¬
A.
Charles
by
school
1955.
let, Town Clerk, will receive seal¬
Bond Offering—Robt. L. Hobbs,
ceive
F.
Eunice,
Bond
Town
15,
nicht, of St. Louis.
Miller, of Indianapolis."
Scottsburg, Ind.
bonds.
Sale—The $250,000 build¬
approved
Legality
McCord,
Ross,
(CST)
Bond
National
basis
a
180,
v.
—
&
National
interest
(J-J) payable at the American
National Bank & Trust Co., Chi¬
cago.
Legality approved
by
"Bond
Ice
1961.
1,
by
$125,000
Feb.
Interest
clusive.
callable
of
Dated
Aug. 15 from 1956 to
on
1980.
1,
are
of $180,000 sewage works revenue
inclusive.
HAWAII
Jan.
of
as
July
on
Hancock, Schuyler and Adams
the
larger American industrial
many
American
Due
purchase
bonds.
debentures
approved
Trust
The
project
will be self-substaining and selfliquidating.
Many Latin-Ameri¬
can
&
State
;
1954.
The
the
Dated Dec. 1,
Counties Community Unit Sch.
Dist. No. 2 (P. O. Augusta),
was
establishment
reve¬
Midwest
to
Co., Chicago. Le¬
gality approved by Charles
&
i
rauernicht, of St. Louis.
created by
an act of the Florida Legislature
in 1951.
In 1952 the Congress by
public law unanimously endorsed
the
the
at
Bank
American
-
sewerage
sold
May 1 from 1956 to 1959 inclusive.
Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬
been
and
$20{000
3V2S,
Dated Oct. 1, 1954. Due on
at par.
later
and
and
was
National Bank of In¬
dianapolis.
40,000 debentures.
Securities Co., of Chicago, as
and
Finance
ias
bonds
nue
McDonald,
of
works
water
hemisphere.
A.
Chairman
in
countries
other
and
Indiana
Sale—An issue of
Bond
.
Bank
Division,
until
the
noon
of, Boston, 'Municipal
45
Milk
(EST)
purchase
of
St.,
on
Boston,-
Nov.
$400,000
9
for
school
•
mrr *•
Number 5375
yolume 180
..
project bonds.
from
Byron Twp. Sch. Dist. (P. O.
Byron Center), Mich.
Dated Dec. 1, 1954.
Dec.
inclusive.
1974
1955 to
Principal and interest
the First
National
Boston.
Legality ap¬
payable
Bank
1
at
of
by
Storey,
Thorndike,
Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
proved
Billerica, Mass.
Bond Sale
bonds
—
The
offered
$283,000
Nov.
wa W
3
v.
180,
awarded to ui<=
Middlesex County National Bank
1820
p.
of Everett, as
ldO.^o,
21/4s, at
price of
2.22%.
a
oasis of about
a
Fall River, Mass.
.
Offering—James
Bond
lins,
—
were
—
City
E.
Mul-
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be
received
the
clusive.
thereafter
$500,000 school project bonds.
1, 1954. Due on Dec. 1
Bated Dec.
from 1955 to 1974 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest payable at the
Shawmut
Bank
until
8
in
due
callable
are
1960
of
as
and
April
1, 1969.
Principal and interest
(A-O) payable at a bank or trust
be designated by the
bidder.
Legality ap¬
by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
dock & Stone, of Detroit.
company to
successful
Dearborn, Mich.
Bond
Bank of
National
Education
Bonds
receive
Boston, Trust Dept.,
40 Water St., Boston, until 11 a.m.
(EST) on Nov. 9 for the purchase
of
of
Board
(EST) on Nov. 16 for the
purchase
of
$265,000
building
bonds.
Dated Nov. 1, 1954.
Due
on April 1 from
1955 to 1972 in¬
Clerk,
will
receive
assessment
bonds,
as
$37,000 District 514 bonds.
Sept. 1, 1954.
Due
Dated
Sept. 1
on
from 1955 to 1964 inclusive.
10,000 District 594 bonds.
Sept. 1, 1954. Due
Bond Sale—The $575,000 school
bonds offered
Nov.
4 — v.
180,
York
City, jointly,
price
of
100.17,
2.10s, at a
basis of about
as
a
2.07%.
Southern Berkshire
Regional Sch.
Dist. (P. O. Sheffield). Mass.
Bond Sale—The $690,000 school
bonds offered Nov. 3
v.
180,
p. 1820—were awarded to a group
composed of Estabrook & Co., F.
S. Moseley & Co., R. L. Day &
Co., Coffin & Burr, and Lee Higginson Corp., all of Boston, as
2.10s, at a price of 100.08,. a basis
Oct.
1, 1954.
Due
Dated
Oct.
on
1
from 1955 to 1964 inclusive.
19,000 District 603 bonds. Dated
Odt.
1954.
1,
Due
Oct.
on
1
from 1955 to 1964 inclusive.
Principal and interest payable
the
City
Treasurer's
office.
Legality approved by Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of Detroit,
at
Detroit, Mich.
Offering—John H.
Bond
With-
Bond
,
Offering
—
Francis
E.
ceive sealed bids until
11
J.
re¬
on
a.m.
Nov. 18 for the purchase of $250,000 water bonds.; Dated Nov. 15,
Due
15 from
Nov.
on
receive
1955
1969, inclusive. Principal and
interest
(M-N) payable at the
Merchants National Bank of Bos¬
ton.
Legality approved by Storey.
Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge, of
Boston.
f
Vanston, Town Treasurer, will
bids
sealed
until
4
re¬
1954.
on
Due
on
the
at
a.m.
current
official
pay¬
bank
City in Detroit, Chicago or
City.
Legality ap¬
proved by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
dock & Stone, of Detroit.
New
York
Ecorse
No.
7
Township School District
(P. O. Wyandotte), Mich.
Bond Sale—The
$530,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Oct. 27—v. 180,
1697—were awarded to Barcus,
Co., of Chicago, at a
price of 100.01, a net interest cost
Kindred
1.83%,
$185,000 l3As. Due
1955 to
follows:
as
May 1 from
on
1957 inclusive.
270,000 2s.
Due
1958 to
1961
May
on
from
inclusive.
on
May 1, 1962.
Eureka Twp. Sch. Dist. No. 3
(P. O. R. R. No. 2, Greenville),
Michigan
Bond
Offering
—
Robert
Van
Due
on
May 1 from 1955 to
inclusive.
Worcester
County (P. O.
Worcester), Mass.
Bond Sale—The $950,000 county
courthouse
awarded
were
offered
bonds
to
a
Nov.
group
4
com¬
posed of Chemical Corn Exchange
Bank, and Brown Bros. Harriman
&
Co., both of New York City,
jointly, as 1.70s, at a price of
100.52, a basis of about 1.64%.
The
1954.
bonds
Due
1973
to
interest
National
on
Dec.
inclusive.
payable
Dec.
Principal
at
the
Ropes,
by
1,
1955
from
1
Bank of Boston.
approved
ity
dated
are
and
Second
Legal¬
Gray,
Best, Collidge & Rugg, of Boston.
MICHIGAN
Athens, Mich.
Bond
Sale —The
$18,000 high¬
fund bonds offered Sept. 13
180, p. 1049—were awarded
the First State Bank, of Men-
way
—v.
to
<don,
;a
as
basis
3s, at
of
a
about
price of 100.005,
2.99%.
JBenton
Township School District
No. 8 (P. O. R. 2, Benton
Harbor), Mich.
Bond Sale—The $70,000 build¬
ing
bonds offered Oct. 28—v. 180,
1697—were awarded to Fairman, Harris & Co., Inc., of Chi¬
p.
Digitized cago.
for FRASER
Miller, Canfield,
Stone, of Detroit.
1,
Paddock
by
&
Bonds
thereafter
are
due in
callable
1960
as
1972
and
of
May
interest
1,
1959. Principal and
(M-N) payable at a bank or trust
company to be designated by the
successful
Bond
Offering
Frederick
—
Clerk,
receive
(EST)
on
Nov. 8 for the. purchase of
$350,000 automobile parking sys¬
City
sealed bids until
will
7:30
1954.
Due
July
Bonds
thereafter
and
from
1
inclusive.
1976
1961
on
p.m.
Dated Nov. 1,
tem revenue bonds.
Evart, Mich.
Offering — Glen Ham¬
Bond
City
mond,
1957
due
in
callable
are
designated
by the successful bidder. Legality
approved by Miller, Canfield,
Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
Sheridan
and
Parma
Fractional School District No. 7 (P. O.
R. F. D. No. 3, Albion), Mich.
Bond
Offering — Stanley B.
Morgan,
Twps.
receive
will
Director,
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
(EST)
on
Due
on
thereafter
and
callable
are
1960
as
of
Principal and inter¬
(M-N) payable at a bank or
trust company to be designated by
the successful bidder.
Legality
approved
by
Miller,
Canfield,
Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
May 1, 1959.
Porter
Twp. Frac. Sch. Dist. No.
from
1
1955
to
1959
inclu¬
sive. Principal and interest (A-O)
payable at
the
First
National
Bank
of Evart.
Twp. (P. O. Route 4,
Mount Clemens), Mich.
Bond Offering—Ralph E. Beaufait, Township Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
(EST) on
purchase of $27,Assessment
Water
Nov.
15 for the
400
Special
District No. 31 bonds.
1, 1954.
to
1959
1958
as
Due
on
thereafter
of Dec.
1, 1957.
interest (J-D)
National
Bonds
are
due
Principal and
payable at the First
Bank,
Mount
to
Note
notes
Sale
The
—
offered
.1585—were
Oct.
15—v.
awarded
The notes
Detroit,
at
Aug. 1, 1955.
Joint
Indep. Consol. Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Freeborn), Minn.
Bond Sale—The $45,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Oct. 27—v. 180,
p. 1697—were awarded to Juran &
12
Moody, Inc., St. Paul, and Kalman
& Co., of Minneapolis, jointly, at
a price of 100.13.
Hastings, Minn.
Offering—A. J.
Bond
Clerk,
will
Gergen,
receive sealed
(CST) on Nov. 8
bids until 8 p.m.
for the purchase of $381,000 gen¬
eral obligation bonds, as follows:
$275,000
plant
disposal
sewage
bonds.
Due
on-
1957 to
1975
inclusive.
in
due
1972
Feb.
and
1
from
Bonds
thereafter
are callable as of Feb. 1, 1965.
106,000 improvement bonds. Due
Feb.
on
1
from
(EST) on Nov. 8 for
purchase of $65,000 building
Dated
bonds.
March
1
are
1954.
Due
1955 to 1973 in¬
from
Bonds
clusive.
1,
Sept.
in
due
callable
1960
as
and
of Sept.
Interest M-S.
1957
to
Royal Oak, Mich.
$52,000 bonds
offered Nov. 1—v. 180, p. 1820—
were
&
awarded to McDonald-Moore
Detroit, at a price of
100.07, a net interest cost of about
1.75%, as follows:
Co.,
of
$20,000 sewer improvement bonds:
$17,000 l%s, due on Jan. 1
from 1956 to 1959 inclusive;
and
$3,000 2s, due on Jan.
from 1960
to
1
1962 inclusive.
14,000 street improvement bonds
as
l%s.
1956 to
Due
Jan.
on
1
from
The
bonds
dated
are
Dec.
1,
Principal and interest pay¬
able at any suitable banking in¬
stitution to be designated by the
purchaser. Legality approved by
Faegre & Benson, of Minneapolis,
and Moody & Springsted, of {St.
Hubbard
from
St.
Sch.
Dist.
No.
Bond
Sale—The
Oct.
25 —V.
awarded
bonds
street
assessment
offered
180, p. 1697 —were
McDonald-Moore &
to
Co., of Detroit, and the Berrien
Securities, Inc., of Benton Harbor,
net
as
at
a
price
interest cost
of
of
and
on
to
on
Oct. 1 from
1962 inclusive.
14,000 Was. Due
on
Oct. 1, 1963.
Due
inclusive.
Muir, City
Clerk, will receive sealed bids un¬
the
8
p.m.
(EST)
purchase
Clemens. supply and
1979
1970
on
Bonds
thereafter
and
of
Dec.
of
on
Nov.
$205,000
sewage
15 for
water
disposal
sys¬
are
due
in
callable
Principal and
interest payable at any suitable
bank to be designated by the pur¬
chaser.
Legality
approved
by
1,
1969.
Briggs, Gilbert, Morton, Kyle &
Macartney and Moody & Spring¬
sted, both of St. Paul.
Long Prairie, Minn.
Bond Sale
The $250,000 hos¬
pital bonds offered Nov. 1—v. 180,
p. 1820—were awarded to Piper,
—
Jaffray
Lynn
Hop wood, of Minne¬
price of 100.15.
&
apolis, at
thereafter
in
due
callable
are
1975 in¬
1966
and
of Feb.
as
1,
1965.
Principal and interest
payable at a suitable bank to be
designated by the successful bid¬
der.
Legality approved by
bert, Morton, Kyle & Macartney,
and Moody & Springsted, both of
St. Paul.
:
.
South St. Paul
No.
Special Sch. Dist.
(P. O. South St. Paul)*
1
Minnesota
Bond
&
Offering—T.
G.
Evensen
Associates, Inc., of Minneapolis^
will
receive
sealed
bids
until
7
(CST) on Nov. 18 for the
purchase
of
$700,000
building
p.m.
bonds.
MISSISSIPPI
Forrest County (P. O.
Hattiesburg)9
Mississippi
$200,000 gen¬
eral obligation construction and
equipment bonds offered Nov. 1—
v.
180, p. 1821—were awarded to
;
Bond
the
Sale —The
First
a
County Independent Consol.
District No. 8 (P. O.
Bond
&
Marshall), Minn.
Offering—T. G. Evensen
Associates, Inc., 723 First Nat'l
Line
Bldg.,
of
Minneapolis,
that sealed bids will be
received until 7:30 p.m.
(CST) on
Nov. 23 for the purchase of $750,building bdnds^
of the offering may
000
from
the
Full details
be obtained
above-mentioned
Marshall
firm.
County Independent
Consol. Sch, Dist. No.
1
(P. O. Stephen), Minn.
$395,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Oct. 28—v. 180,
p. 1697—were awarded to a group
headed by E. J. Prescott & Co.,
of Minneapolis, at a price of par,
a$
National
Bank
of
Hat¬
New Hope
(P. O.
Columbus, Miss.
follows:
&
on
Feb.
1 from
1957 to 1966 inclusive.
Jones, of New Orleans.
Lumberton, Miss.
hospital bonds was sold to Alvis
Jackson, as 3s, 2V2S and
2V4s. Dated Oct. 10, 1954. Due on
& Co., of
Oct.
10
sive.
1967 to
1971
inclusive.
70,000 2.70s, Due on Feb. 1 from
1972 to
1974 inclusive.
from
1955
Interest
to
1974
inclu¬
A-O.
Legality"ap¬
proved by Charles & TrauernicKt,
of
St.
Louis.
Marshall County
Supervisor's Dist.
(P. O. Holly Springs), Miss.
Bond Sale
The $15,000 road
and bridge bonds offered Oct. 5
No.
4
—
180,
—v.
to
the
p.
1380—were
First
National
Memphis, as 2s
price of 100.04.
Monroe
Bond
Bank
and
l.%s,
District
Bond
at
of
a
County (P. O. Aberdeen)w
Mississippi
Sale—The First
Memphis
$498,600 bridge bonds.
Prentiss
awarded
Bank,
of
National
purchased
County Third Supervisors*
(P. O. Bconeville), Miss.
Sale—An issue of
$50,000
road and bridge bonds was sold to
the First National Bank of Mem¬
phis,
Due
as
on
2%s. Dated Sept. 1, 1954.
Sept. 1 from 1955 to 1974
inclusive.
Interest M-S.
Charles
nicht, of St. Louis.
approved
by
Legality
&
Trauer¬
Warren
County (P. O. Vicksburg)t
Mississippi
Bond Offering—J. G. Sherard,
Clerk of the Board of Supervisors,
will
receive
sealed
bids
until
(CST) on Nov. 18 for the
purchase of $250,000 road and
a.m.
bridge bonds.
Due on
110,000 21/£s. Due on Feb. 1 from
Sch. Dist.
Bond Sale—An issue of $65,000
10
2s. Due
County,
Bond Sale—The $100,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Nov. 1—v. 180,
p. 1821—were awarded to Scharff
School
$215,000
Saline, Mich.
Bond Offering—E. J.
til
(CST) on Nov. 9
of $135,000
Dated Dec.
Dec. 1 from 1956
1, 1954.
100.02, a
1.46%,
Oct. 1, 1955
1956 to
Bonds
Consol.
purchase
Bond Sale—The
84,000 iv2s. Due
1957
the
to
about
1956.
from
1
clusive.
school building bonds.
follows:
$27,000 l3As. Due
Aug.
on
Lowndes
Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 3 p.m.
for
Soo
$125,000 special
Offering—Eugene J. Duff,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on Nov.
10 for the purchase of $185,000
santiary sewer and disposal plant
bonds.
Dated Dec. 1, 1954.
Due
5
(P. O. Nevis), Minn.
Offering—J. R. Fairfield,
announce
Joseph, Mich.
in¬
Bond
County Independent
Consol.
18,000 water improvement bonds
l%s. Due on Jan. 1
1956 to 1959 inclusive.
bear additional
tiesburg.
Paul.
1959 inclusive.
as
bonds
1966
1954.
as
Sale —The
Bond
The
terest of 1.10% from Feb. .1, 1955
to Feb. 1, 1957 inclusive.
inclusive.
1
until 8 p.m.
Feb. 1 from
on
Rosemount, Minn.
Freeborn and Fairbault Counties
City
inclusive,
1972 to 1974 inclusive.
p.
First
dated Oct. 1, 1954
are
on
1971
from
Feb. 1 from
on
79,000 2.70s. Due
180,
the
to
Michigan Corp.,
1,%% interest.
and mature
O,
$142,000 road
of
No.
on Feb. 1
1957 to 1966 inclusive.
of
1967 to
County (P.
Arbor), Mich.
Ann
District
in
callable
Co.,
Washtenaw
Director, will receive sealed bids
Dec. 1 from 1955
inclusive.
and
Dated Dec.
&
Bond
jointly,
Harrison
Harris
110,000 2V2S. Due
(P. O. R. R. No. 1, Bristol). Mich.
Bond Offering — Henry Fisher,
sealed bids until 5 p.m.
Oct.
awarded
were
—
Toledo.
purchase of $24,Dated Nov. 1,
May 1 from 1955 to
inclusive. Bonds due in
1972
composed of E. J. Prescott & Co.„
Kalman
$215,000 2s. Due
1697
p.
building bonds.
1954.
ing bonds offered Oct. 28—v, 180,
1697—were awarded to a group
p.
180,
Stranahan,
10 for the
Nov.
000
Stephens), Minn.
Bond Sale—The $395,000 build¬
Sale—The $180,000 gen¬
obligation sewage disposal
system bonds offered Nov. 1—v.
Bond
1. 1960. Principal and
(J-J) payable at a bank
trust company to be
or
Clerk,
will receive
(EST) on
Nov. 15 for the purchase of $18,000 water supply system revenue
bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1954. Due on
in
due
53
Marshall County Indep. ContoffH
Sch. Dist. No. 1 (P. O.
callable
are
eral
of July
as
interest
bidder.
Legality ap¬
proved by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
dock & Stone, of Detroit.
Bonds
thereafter
1956
MINNESOTA
Mount Clemens, Mich.
1, 1960.
tions.
to
as
Director of
May
Principal and interest (M-N)
a bank or trust com¬
thereafter
genuineness by
Accounts, Massa¬
chusetts Department of Corpora¬
certified
the
of
as
be designated by the suc¬
cessful bidder. Legality approved
on
75,000 iv2s. Due
Hoose, Director, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on Nov. 10
for the purchase of $27,000 build¬
ing bonds.
Dated Nov. 1, 1954.
he
callable
are
1959.
the
1
and
Oct. 1,
from
1
I
& Co., both of Minne¬
apolis, Juran & Moody, Inc., St.
Paul, and Paine, Webber, Jackson
& Curtis, of Chicago, at a price of
par, a net interest cost of about
2.49%, as follows:
p.
at
tional Bank of Boston. Notes will
Porter
est
Principal and in¬
the First Na¬
payable
10
of the
1 from 1955 to
Dec.
inclusive.
1959
terest
until
Dated July 15, 1954. Due on July
15 from 1955 to 1959 inclusive.
p.m.
Nov. 9 for the purchase
of $30,000 public works building
and garage notes.
Dated Dec. 1,
<EST)
bids
on Nov. 9 for the purchase
$345,000 street and alley pav¬
ing special assessment bonds.
of about
Stoughton, Mass.
Note Offering — Frederick J.
ceive
sealed
will
(EST)
to
3
Comptroller,
of
able
Callaghan, City Treasurer, will
1954.
City
erspoon,
Principal and interest (J-J)
Springfield, Mass.
and
sive. Bonds due in 1960 and there¬
to
—
,
Constantine
Director, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (EST) on Nov. 10 for
the purchase Of $48,000 building
bonds.
Dated Dec. 1, 1954.
Due
on May 1 from 1955 to 1972 inclu¬
Soule,
<*
of about 2.09%.
will
Twps. Frac. Sch. Dist. No. 3 (P. O.
R. No. 1, White Pigeon), Mich.
Bond Offering—-Martin Shuman,
Dated
19,000 District 599 bonds.
1820—were awarded to Kidder,
Peabody & Co., and Harriman
Ripley & Co., Inc., both of New
Mottville,
Sept. 1
on
July
on
inclusive.
1992
1967
pany to
from 1955 to 1964 inclusive.
p.
Clerk,
payable at
special
Boston.
Hudson, Mass.
Leo Arriansen,
receive sealed
—
Due
bids until 4 p.m.
for the purchase
000
follows:
1954.
as of July 1,
1962. Principal and
interest (J-J) payable at a bank
(CST) on Nov. 8
or trust company to be designated
of $145,000 tax
by the successful bidder. Legality
anticipation notes. Dated Nov. 1,
approved
by
Miller,
Canfield,
1954 and due on Aug. 15, 1955.
Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
City
after
ton.
Legality approved by Ropes,
Gray, Best, Collidge & Rugg, of
City
vens,
Note Offering
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on
9 for the purchase of $85,-
Nov.
Bos¬
of
Offering—Myron A. Ste¬
tem revenue bonds. Dated
to
Ironwood, Mich.
by the Secretary of
p.m.
sealed bids at the National Shawmut
(1921)
Legality approved by Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
proved
Treasurer will
.'KWWwwHn
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Due
on
")"?!<■.
m*«. r<m- -W.
f»! tffSHKH" «..
'#> ,fW
Dec.
inclusive.
Dated Dec. 1, 19541
Bids
from
are
1955 to 1964*
asked
on non-
callable bonds and for bonds due
in
1960 and
able
as
thereafter to be call¬
of Dec.
1, 1959.
Principal.
54
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1922)
and
to
be
interest
interest payable at a bank to
designated by the successful
tyslder.
Legality approved by
Charles & Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
inclusive.
1974
Principal
payable at
(M-N)
and
the
the
obligations under the contract
for
sale
of
the
of
Bank
James¬
conditioned
upon
receipt
bonds and
proper
burg.
Ironton, Mo.
■
water
A.
delivery "of
the
above-mentioned
G.
bonds
Edwards
1956
Charles
March
inclusive.
1974
to
Note
1
In¬
Legality approved by
&
Trauernicht,
Louis.
The notes
and
Maiden, Mo.
Bond Sale—An issue of
March
sive.
1
from
1956
Interest
to
M-S.
June 10, 1955.
on
approved
ap¬
sealed
bids
Nov.
on
until
15
11
the
for
Kansas
City Sch. Dist., Mo.
Offering — Richard F.
Poynter,
(CST)
District
sealed
Treasurer,
bids
until
$778,000
improvement
300,000 school bonds.
p.m.
195,000
Nov. 17 for the purchase
on
general
bonds.
will
8
as
a.m.
(EST)
purchase of
follows:
as¬
sessment bonds.
$1,025,000 building bonds. Dated
1, 1954.
Due on March 1
from 1956 to 1972, inclusive. Bonds
due
in
1968
callable
and
thereafter
of March 1, 1967.
as
<it$al and interest (M-S)
The
at
bank
a
Missouri
trust
or
as
Prin-
company
designated by the
cessful bidder.
1954.
in
suc¬
Legality approved
dated ,Nov.
are
Nov.
on
15
inclusive.
interest
Trust
(P. O. Sappington), Mo.
$400,000
from
15,
1955
Principal
payable
at
the
and
Linden
Co.,
Linden. Legality ap¬
Caldwell,
Marshall,
Trimble & Mitchell, of New York
City.
proved
New
by
Jersey
Highway
Authority
Trenton), N. J.
(P. O.
Bond
St. Louis County Consol. Sch. Dist.
Bond Sale—An issue of
Due
1973
to
by Stinson, Mag, Thomson, McEvers & Fizzell, of Kansas
City.
No. R-8
bonds
are
payable
Offering
Nooyer,
that
at
Chairman,
sealed
Room
—
will
bids
No.
128,
Orrie De
announces
be
received
State
House,
Eisen
&
Waeckerle, of Kansas' Trenton\ until 11 a.m. (EST) on
Nov. 16 for the purchase of $20,City. Dated Oct. 1, 1954. Due on
000,000
Feb. 15 from 1956 to 1974 inclu¬
general
revenue
bonds,
building bonds
sive.
sold to Lucas,
was
Interest F-A.
Legality
ap¬
series
proved by Charles & Trauernicht,
due
of St. Louis.
C.
Jan.
MONTANA
Gallatin
County Sch. Dists.
(P. O. Manhattan), Mont.
Bond Offering—S. J. Alexan¬
der^
District
fealed
bids
Clerk,
until
will
2
receive
(MST)
on
Nov. 23 for the purchase of
$232,000 bonds, as follows:
$155,000
High
p.m.
School
District
bonds.
77,000
School
District
No.
3
bonds.
Each issue is dated Jan.
1, 1955.
Interest J-J.
Dated
Jan.
on
1,
1,
1960.
Nov.
1, 1954 and
Callable as
1988.
Principal
payable at
in¬
and
terest (J-J)
the Na¬
tional City Bank, New York City,
and the National State Bank of
Newark.
Legality
Hawkins,
approved
Delafield
New York
by
Wood, of
&
City.
.
The
to
proceeds
be,
and
the
$285,000,000
the
of
bonds
proceeds
State
are
of
the
Guaranteed
-
Improvement
District
bonds
Nov.
offered
Special
No.
1—v.
197
180,
p.
with
the
construc¬
Parkway
to
The
5V2s, at
a
price
Jersey
No.
10
O. Reno), Nev.
Offering — Robert A.
Drake, Clerk of the
1952, C. 16) of the State
Jersey, and two certain
known,
on
of
Dated
Nov.
Board of Trus¬
Nov. 23 for the
$1,250,000
building
May 1, 1954. Due
from
1
clusive.
on
1956
Principal
the
Resolution"
to
1973, in¬
and
interest
to the
information
further
is
other
made
Authority
to
1585
—
were
awarded
the
Bo-
about 2.57%.
Jamesburg, N. J.
Bond Offering—The
Mayor and
the Borough Council will receive
sealed bids until 8
p.m. (EST) on
Nov.
9
for
the purchase of
$29,bonds.
Dated Nov. 1,
Due on Nov. 1 from 1955
sewer
J654.
for
interested
has
and
the
matters,
Official
prepared
Financial Ad¬
Jersey High¬
announced that
Authority,
a
(to
in
bidding
Parkway
1035
Lehman
Anyone
for the
to
the
Authority,
Parkway Avenue, Tren¬
or
application to
upon
Brothers,
Financial
Ad¬
visors to the
Authority, 1 William
Street, New York, N. Y., be fur¬
nished
copies of such form of
proposal
such
and
advance
Official
-The series C bonds to be issued
from
of
the
be
other
and
issues
latest
of
undertaken
(EST)
sold
were
within
purchase
Garden
now
140
miles
Newark,
near
end
165-mile
of
sealed
ing
Proceeds
from
issue
the
will
completion
of
be
applied
were
21,000
to
the
budget
capital
The
new
of
bridge
the
Great
between
Nov.
18,
offering will also
construction
two-lane
included in
will
proposal
execution
nach
Official
be
and
subject to
delivery of
Statement substan¬
tially in accordancp with the ad¬
vance
r opies
thereof with such
change s therein as shall be re¬
quired iu
of
such
cor
form with the term
proposal
acceptable to the
or
as
shall
3
)
purchaser, and
1955
(EST)
of
bonds.
1955
and
Due
from
1955
Due
to
1958
116,000 water improvement
bonds.
Due
1955 to
The
bonds
1954.
eastern
has
been
route
half
of
Bay
Atlantic
along
Jersey,
runs
New
designed as a scenic
widely - separated
each carrying one di¬
with
roadways
from
underpassed
by
Additional
payable
the
at,
Bank
1,
interest
Citizens
&
Trust Co.,
New
York
City.
are
c -.'
.
t
Saddle
'
*
are
to
1965
to
and
under
Those
Hill,
the
is
the
desig¬
headquar¬
Authority, and
the partial development of a rec¬
reation
area
the
at
the
same
spot.
Telegraph Hill, located along the
in Holmdel Township,
Monmouth County,
is a pictur¬
site
area
for
which
the
served
Parkway's
on
as
Saturday,
23.
Housing Authority, N. J.
Offering — Louis Danzig,
Secretary, will receive sealed bids
Note
until
for
1
p.m.
the
notes,
as
(EST)
purchase
on
of
Nov.
p.
$5,967,000
$2,424,000 Fifth Series notes.
The notes
gality
are
on
dated Dec.
approved
by
Reed,
York
City.
Rensselaerville
Le¬
Hoyt,
1
—
awarded
were
West
New
York
to
West
$77,000
awarded to J.
were
Co., of Newark,
price
of
1.92%.
100.08,
a
public
B.
Nov.
Hanauer
as 1.95s, at a
basis of about
\
New
180,
p.
-—
*1698—were
awarded
to the First National Bank of
lamanca,
as
2s, at
par.
a.m.
(EST)
purchase of
bonds.
Dated
Oct.
011
inclusive.
from
1
Principal
City.
•
Orchard
Park
Eden
Central
DistrictNo.
1
and
Seh.
(P.
V
O.
Hamburg), N. Y.
Bond Offering — Theodora
Greenwald,
District
Clerk, wttl
„
(EST)
sealed
bids
Nov.
on
until
10
p.m.
the
for
2
pur¬
chase of $2,400,000 building bonds.
Dated Nov. 1, 1954.
Due on Nov.
1955
from
to
Principal
New
1978
and
inclusive.
City.
interest
(M-N)
payable at the People's Bank of
Hamburg.
Legality approved by
Hawkins, Delafield & Wood, of
York
Yorkshire-Arcade
(P. O.
Bond
bonds
Fire
Dist.
Yorkshire), N. Y.
Sale
—
offered
1698—were
of
The
Oct.
$10,000 fire
28—v;
awarded
to
Delevan, as'2y2s, at
180,
the
p.
Bank
par.
Montour Falls, N. Y.
Bond
Offering—L. J. Beards-
ley, City Clerk, will receive seal¬
ed bids until 3 p.m.
(EST) on Nov.
purchase of $24,000 gen¬
9 for the
eral
improvement bonds. Dated
Oct. 1, 1954. Due on April 1 from
1955 to 1964 inclusive.
Principal
and interest
(A-O) payable at the
Montour National
Bank, Montour
Legality approved by Haw¬
Delafield & Wood, of New
York City.
:
kins,
New
Bond
York
Sale
Sa¬
—
City,
The
N.
Y.
$21,550,000
transit
deficiency (Pension con¬
tributions) bonds offered Nov, 4
—v.
180,
group
a
p.'1822—were
composed
of
awarded
the
Na¬
City
Bank, First National
Bankers Trust Co., Guar¬
Bank,
anty Trust Co., First Boston Corp.,
Halsey, Stuart & Co., C. J. Devine
& Co., and Salomon Bros. & Hutzler, all of New York City, as 1.20s,
at
Cattaraugus County, Killbuck Fire
District (P. O. Killbuck), N. Y.
—v.
York
a
price
about
NEW YORK
Sale
11
the
Due
(
El¬
receive
National
tional
improvement bonds offered
1
for
will
(A-O) payable at tfye
Bank, Cairo. Le¬
gality approved by Vandewater,
Sykes, .Heckler & Galloway, of
First
to
(P*. O.
Sale—The
until
1974
Merritt
Clerk,
building
to
the
Co.,
price of
2.23%.
New York), N. J.
Bond
•
York
Offering—T.
1, 1954.
1955
Bank & Trust
Woodbury, as 2y4s, at a
100.19, a basis of about
and
(P. O. Greenville),
Falls.
Dist., N. J.
The $16,500 fire
equipment bonds offered Oct. 28
7, 1954
June 10, 1954.
Sch.
National
Bond
3,543,000 Sixth Series notes.
and mature
1698
First
16
follows:
New
and
Sale—The $105,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Nov. 3—v. 180,
&
Newark
Principal
Bond
the
Official
of
Wenonah
Parkway
esque
inclusive.
Washburn,
items
administration
which
basis of about 1.49%.
a
Nov.
on
Co., Ridgewood. Legality ap¬
proved by Reed, Hoyt,.Taylor &
offering.
for
(.ES£)
p.m.
purchase.jjof $55,000
building bonds.
Dated
Aug.
1,
1954.
Due on Aug. 1 from 1955
im¬
the Parkway.
graph
area
8
Co., Inc., of
1V2S, at a price
as
and interest
the
interest (F-A) payable at the Cit¬
izens First National Bank & Trust
nated
ters
until
for
or
contemplated
bond
Offering—Russell G. AckSecretary of the- Board of
Education, will receive sealed
15
Oct.
N. J.
erman,
bids
were awarded
*
'
River School District,
all
facilities
City,
District
Joint
grade,
provements in the Parkway proj¬
ect
Bond
-
There
at
100.03,
1698
p.
Greenville, Durham, Coxsackie,
New Baltimore, Cairo,
Coeymans,
Nov.
and
overpassed
being
of
1
dated
are
National
1
inclusive.
Principal
(M-N)
First
Nov.
on
1977
Bond
the
New York
receive
by Hawkins, Delafield & Wood, of
Harbor
Parkway, which
180,
v.
in+
inclusive.
Counties.
The
Geo. B. Gibbons &
on
1974
to
Ridgewood.Legality^ approved
Cape May and
—
to
modern
a
29
to
Hamburg, Boston,
bonds.
sewer
1
Tuckahoe),
Sale—ihe $211,400 public
improvement bonds offered Oct.
Le-( liott,
causeway
of
Egg
storm
Nov.
on
two-
21st Avenue,
not
from
O.
1
elusive.
one-mile stretch of two-
all of which
1
New
Bond
:
bonds.
general
Nov.
of
York
New
p.m.
from
of Af¬
by Haw¬
New Scotland Central School
purchase
follows:
1
payable
Wood,
(P.
New
$300,000
sewer
Nov.
on
213,000
roadways
in
Bergen* and
Cape May counties, and construc¬
a
as
(A-O)
City.
Eastchester
as
„
1982 inclusive.
lane
tion of
8
the
sanitary
Due
additional
additional
for
bonds,
$313,000
southerly
Paramus, in Bergen County, to
Cape May, is scheduled to be open
by July 1, 1955.
until
16
Oct. 1
on
National Bank
kins, Delafield &
Dist. No.
June 10, 1955.
on
Due
Legality approved
York
the
notes,
pur¬
building bonds.
interest
at the First
dated Dec. 7, 1954
are
bids
$663,000
Jersey.
The
distance, extend¬
from
Route
17,
the
Each
$1,491,000
p.m.
the
1974, inclusive. Prin¬
Westerlo,
Nov.
on
the
New
Opening Celebration
opinion of counsel and, prior
receipt of the proposals, of
the above-mentioned
resolutions.
until
for
Offering—Wayne P. Mit¬
chell, Village Clerk, will receive,
is
Irvington,
Cape May at
from
to
lower
over
bids
Nov.-16
3:30
for
1, 1954.
1955 to
ton.
until
16
of $532,000
gality approved by Hawkins, Del¬ sealed bids
afield & Wood, of New York City.' on Nov. 10
than
Oct.
to the
of
Treasurer,
-
sealed
O.
bids
Nov.
on
747,000 Sixth Series notes.
more
entire
1953.
Alexander
all
Parkway
traffic for
open to
cover
of
Wood,
Bond
State
sealed
Dated Oct.
by
&
Ridgewood, N. J.
The
D.
$744,000 Fifth Series notes.
figure.
bond
the
.
Offering—Mrs.
Josephine
Wood, District Clerk, will re¬
ceive
follows:
is expected
$285,000,000
the
(P. O. Harpursville),
New York
Co.,
approved
—
on
and mature
issues
at
Trust
&
Secretary
receive
The notes
of
and
Offering
capital budget estimated last
year when the State-guaranteed
be
and
City.
will
the
bond
payable
Bank
1,
1955
Amboy Housing Authority,
New Jersey
under
to
1
Bond
from
Nov.
from
en¬
.
construction
York
p.m.
Brothers
that, based on consulting
gineers' reports, the cost of
No.
(EST)
Principal
Legality
Zambory,
Authority marketed $150,series A bonds in July,
1953, and $135,000,000 series B
bonds in November, 1953.
A
said
inclusive.
1
Delafield
Perth
000,000
Lehman
Nov.
(M-N)
Note
for
dated
are
on
National
New
Au¬
The
spokesman
of
improvement
Paterson.
offering will
by the State
guaranteed
(EST)
purchase
follows:
as
-
receive
p.m.
the
Hawkins,
rev¬
the
1976,
New Jersey.
of
bonds
Due
First
Unlike
Parkway.
bond
thority,
not
tolls
the
will
2:30
for
county
interest
by the Authority will be due Jan.
1, 1988, and will be amoritized
of
copies
Statement
Sanford,
Greene, Afton and
Coventry Central Sch. Dist. y
cipal and
The
1954.
to
enues
until
17
Fenton,
Windsor,
of
bonds.
165
a
as
bids
200.000
include site development at Tele¬
application
Co., all of New York City, as
2M>s, at a price of 100.39, a basis
Coleville,
$220,000 Children's Shelter bonds.
mile dual roadway route.
new
of
&
100.03,
Board
awarded
of about 2.44%.
Paterson),
the
of
$155,000 vari¬
bonds offered Nov. 4
1821—were
p.
a
chase
Nov.
State
Clerk
$420,000 bonds,
16, has been set
public offering of
an
issue of
$20,000,000 General
Revenue Bonds to complete the
Garden
O.
180,
group composed of Bacon,
Stevenson & Co., George B. Gib¬
bons & Co., Inc., and R. D. Whrte
•
New Jersey
'
Offering — Basil E. Mc-
Nov.
on
(P.
Freeholders,
sealed
the date for
form
the
issue.
will, upon
Chairman of
the
000
bonds,
ton, N. J.,
to
the
of
York
Sale—The
purposes
to
offered
River, joint¬
price
a
County
Chosen
—
respect¬
proposal
at
p.
16
Nov.
New
crossroads
certain
form of its Official Statement
dated Nov. 16, 1954)
the
land, Saffin & Co., of New York
City, and the First National Bank,
of Toms River,
jointly, as 2.60s,
at a price of
100.17, a basis of
the
and
be
cisco.
ing bonds offered Oct. 28—v. 180,
as
1.20s, at
as
Michael,
Brothers,
to
rection traffic only.
be no intersections
bonds
Township School District
visors
bonds, the Authority's cov¬
pledges respecting the
The
rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
(P. O. Osbornville), N.J.
Bond Sale—The $190,000 build¬
of
Statement and opinion of counsel.
ing
NEW JERSEY
the time
at
enants and
payable
at
the
County
Treasurer's
office.
Legality ap¬
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her-
(M-N)
Brick
as
Authority
For
reference
(MST)
New
resolu¬
Resolution" to be adopted
sale.
tees, will receive sealed bids until
p.m.
L.
by the
8
purchase
of
respectively,
Bond
bonds
bonds.
Act
mental
District
(P.
Bond
is¬
adopted by the Authority on July
8, 1953 and the "Third Supple¬
NEVADA
School
be
(P.
Authority
"General
Reno
are
Highway
€0., of Seattle,
as
bonds
$353,000 gen¬
bonds
basis of about 1.19%.
Paterson, ,to Broad Street, Clifton,
connection
tions
100.08.
Lehman
Due
Issue
in
tion of the Garden State
The
Bank of Toms
Bond
State Park¬
lane roadways from
1585—were awarded to Grande &
of
Bond
way
Garden
Parkway bonds (series A and B)
now
outstanding have been, or
are
being, applied by the Au¬
thority toward financing its costs
sued pursuant to The New
Helena, Mont.
ly,
a
-
project.
Bond Sale—The
$65,000
$20,000,000
previous
of
Nov.
tional
Jersey Highway Authority,
solely
improvement
local
—
ous
—v.
180, p. 1698 — were
Boland, Saffin & Co.,
City, and the First Na¬
New York
the
and
3—v.
Passaic
as
S. Val-
City Treasurer, will receive
vano,
Authority
New
Bond
awarded to
acceptable
be
may
the
Tuesday,
$1,273,000 bonds,
receive
both
to
as
Sale
improvement
Nov.
Cheektowaga (P. O. Cheektowaga)t
purchaser.
way
Linden, N. J.
proved by Charles & Trauernicht,
Bond
Le¬
by
Bond Offering—Charles
Bond
eral
Monday, November 8, 1954
..
<
County (P. O. Toms River),New Jersey
;
v
certificate
New Jersey
City.
of St. Louis.
North
date
Neui
Reed, Hoyt,
Taylor & Washburn, of New York
1974 inclu¬
Legality
other
dated Dec. 7, 1954
are
mature
gality
$140,000
sewerage bonds
was
sold to the Municipal Bond
Corp., Chicago, as 2%s, 3s and
3i/4s. Dated Sept. 1, 1954. Due on
works and
water
J.
the
Ocean
regarding litigation and the Offi¬
cial
Statement
and
opinion
of
counsel substantially in the form
of the advance copies thereof on
or
before Dec. 16, 1954, or such
$2,157,000 Fifth Series notes.
1,800,000 Sixth Series notes.
St.
of
Offering—John
Harris,
Secretary, will receive sealed bids
until
1
p.m.
(EST) on Nov. 16
for
the
purchase
of $3,957,000
notes, as follows:
to
Sons, of St.
and
2%s. Dated
on
Agency,
New Jersey
&
Louis, as 2l/2s
Sept. 1, 1954.
Due
terest M-S.
sold
was
Development
City
Jersey
Sale—An issue of $60,000
works
from
and
Legality approved by Cald¬
Marshall, Trimble & Mit¬
chell, of New York City.
MISSOURI
Bond
Taylor & Washburn, of New York
City-
be
.
National
First
well,
*
shall
bonds
v
of
100.13,
a
basis
of
1.13%.
New
York
Definitive
City, N.
Bonds
Y.
Available
—
Definitive
Nov.
Coupon Bonds with
15, 1954 and subsequent in¬
terest
City
coupons
of
Bonds,
New
attached
York
$79,200,000,
1.90%
Issue
of
the
Serial
of
May
Volume
Number 5375
180
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
..
.
15, 1954, will be available on and
ject
following
the
to
City
to
according
conditions,
Comptroller
Lawrence E. Gerosa:
Temporary Bonds ar¬
in numerical order, by
series, must be surrendered at the
Office of the Comptroller of The
"(1)
ranged
City
Division
York,
New
of
of
Stocks and Bonds, Room 828, Mu¬
Centre
Building,
nicipal
and
accruals, for the operation of the
1953-1954
expense
budget
amounted to $1,510,720,854, while
che expenses,
including encum¬
brances,
..totaled
$1,502,764,403,
leaving a balance of $7,956,451,
Niskayuna, Glenville, Clifton Park
which is available for unreported
1, 1954 for delivery in
after Nov.
exchange for Temporary Bonds of
said issue now outstanding, sub¬
ceive
encumbrances
Tax
thereto
from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
daily, except Saturday.
Our
vaults do not open on Saturday;
therefore,/exchanges can not be
handled on that day.
7.7.
7. 77;
open
,
"(3) Temporary Bonds,7 when
presented/for exchange, must be
arranged in numerical order and
bear upon the back, thereof the
name of the owner, or if such ex¬
change is made by an agent, the
firm or
corporate name of the
either
Such endorsement,
agent.
the
to
a r
i
g
respective
unreserved
years
margin amounted
July 1, 1954,
on
with
compared
1,
g/ reservations
n
the
$70,978,025
July
of
as
to
with
1953.
compared
as
for
as
$32,539,081
July 1,1953.
on
547,660,715,: or an
increase / of
$92,840,311 over the net long-term
debt
June
at
as
30,
1953
of
$2,-
454,820,404.7 This is accounted for
in
by
part
increase
an
in
the
long-term debt of $75,841,796 during the fiscal year under
gross
at June
Coupon Bonds will be is¬
"(4)
sued in numerical order. We shall
match Coupon Bond numbers
not
to
Numbers. It
Temporary Bond
will be coincidence if you receive
numbers
Coupon' Bonds* bearing
the
the, numbers
as
same
of
the
Temporary Bonds you surrender.
Coupon
Definitive
"(5)
Bonds
will not be mailed, under any cir¬
must
Exchanges
cumstances.
be
his
agent at the Comptroller's Office.
made
bondholder
the
by
or
Do not mail Temporary Bonds to
Arrange to- have a
City bank or broker
office.
:this
York
New
surrender your Temporary Bonds
and receive Coupon Bonds at this
serial
ating
bonds
deficits
transit
for
oper¬
and
pensions), as
compared with $3,412,752,649 (in¬
cluding $49,200,000 of serial bonds
for
transit
assets
the
of
sinking
retirement
outstanding debt
the
the
On June
30,
sinking
assets
of
the
amounted
funds
to
June 30,
on
totaled
The.
1953 the
as¬
$957,932,245.
Comptroller further called
attention to the drop in the aver¬
interest
rate
the
on
York City,
CNeW
N.
Y.
Report
Tjnual
—
Comptroller Law¬
.annual report, as
York
New
City
his
issued
Gerosa
E.
rence
first
funded
required by the
Charter, of the
receipts and expenditures of The
■City of New York for the fiscal
year 1953-1954.
The report deals
financial
the
all
with
operations
in.eluding the cost of operation and
.maintenance, capital improve.ments, assessable improvements,
,the City's debt, sinking funds for
•the retirement of
part of such
The
of
City
York,
New
of
.
employees'
debt,
retirement
general
tax., collections,
receipts,, and other
funds,
"fund
miscel-;
Gerosa
Comptroller
stated
in
;his report that the 1953-1954 real
estate
tax
which
includes
$736,959,059,
of
levy
$24,105,$43 of
collectible-
sessments
with
as¬
the
the largest in the
City's history, but the collections
taxes,
•
■
'
ahead
also
of
prior
years,
surpassing the collections of last
both dollar- and percentage-
year
uncollected
The
wise.
1953-1954
•the
1954
to
June
$27,224,054,
the total levy,
of
as
com¬
pared with the uncollected taxes
$27,593,288 at June 30, 1953
the J0^-1953 levy, or 4.17%
l wy
1954 the
At Jur'
total
un¬
1 estate taxes for the
~"
fiscal
y~"
*953-1954 and orior
years**■prrvted to $152,448,231,
compare'' 'vfth total uncollected
30,
at
taxes
653.068,
1953
of $155,-
decrease of $3,204,-
°
retirement
century
As
or
had
ated
to
the
a
rove
lectible
of
bonds for not
new
of
the
estimated
which
provement,
their
be
attractiveness
f'
The
the
tax
in
lection
anticipation
real
taxes
estate
standing at June 30, 1953.
The total
includes
temporary debt, which
budget
capital
notes, and tax anticipation notes
outstanding
amounted
1954,
$62,600,000, and on
1953 amounted to $54,-
year
amounted
to
interest
the
&
Central
Schenec¬
Galloway,
of
Chili and Sweden
School
District
No.
1
Offering
for
30,
on July 1,
$25,084,273, totaled $541,224,510. The recepits for the pre¬
year
berlain,: District
ceive
sealed' bids
(EST)
Nov.
on
chase
until
10
p.m.
the
for
2
pur¬
of
1
from
1955
-
to
1983
Principal
and
interest
(M-N)
payable at the
Security Trust
Company of Rochester. Legality
approved by Vandewater, Sykes,
Heckler & Galloway, of New
York
•
T
*
-oiler
reported that
includmg
revenues,
1961
Postponed—Date
extension
of
changed from Nov.
p. 1822—to Nov. 8.
bonds
was
v.
180,
1
—
of
Rochester,
of
Athens
Accord
sealed
Fire
bids
Due
until
2
State
City
totaled $576,-
general
fund
bal¬
June 30, 1954, which will
be used for the reduction of taxa¬
The
"I
Comptroller stated:
have
Counsel
I
given
the
the
Corporation
framework
of
a
bill
wish to have introduced, which
will
permit
the
General
a
of
$24,991,510.
establishment
Fund
formula
General
Be
for
Fund
further
of
(A-O)
of
New
(P. O.
Bond
Principal
payable
at
National
York
"This
Vestal),
Offering
—
N.
a
the
Leland
L.
ceive
sealed
(EST)
on
until
bids
1
p.m.
Nov. 12 for the purchase
of
$104,000 town hall bonds. Dated
Sept. 1, 1954. Due on Sept. 1 from
1955 to 1969 inclusive. Principal
and interest
(M-S) payable at the
Endicott Trust
Co., Vestal. Legal¬
ity
approved
by
Vandewater,
Sykes, Heckler & Galloway, of
New York City.
Watertown, N.
r^nort'
Offering
Y.
Karl J. Kris-
—
City Treasurer, will receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (EST) on
shows that the cred^'t of The Citr
9 for the purchase of $231,public projects bonds. Dated
Nov. 1, 1954. Due on Aug. 1 from
wew York
ic
4
101.10.
$660,-
revenue
Sale—The $125,000 incin¬
v.-180,
—
to
bonds
p.
1699
McDonald
2%s, at
as
basis of
a
Stark
&
a
offered
purchase
Oct.
on
Co., of
price of
2.63%;
about
County (P. O. Canton),
Ohio
101,713.56
.
Dec.
1
from
inclusive.
to
and
interest
(F-A)
the
Northern
New
1969
Principal
payable at
Trust
York
Company, of Watertown. Legality
by
Buckler &
Vandewater, Sykes,
Galloway, of New York
City.
1956 to
on
1965
in¬
bonds are
dated Dec. 1,
Principal and interest pay¬
able at the City Treasurer's of¬
fice. Legality approved by Squire,
&
:
Dempsey,
of
Cleve¬
bonds
a
180,
North
Mocksville),
Carolina
Offering
—
W.
bids
leigh,
until
at
office
his
in
Ra¬
(EST) on
Nov. 9 for the purchase of $100,000 county hospital bonds. Dated
Nov. 1, 1954. Due on May 1 from
1956 to 1975 inclusive.
Principal
and
interest
(M-N)
payable in
New
York
City.
Legality ap¬
11
a.m.
Mitchell
of New York City.
by
&
Pershing,
to
at
the
a
to
1965
$32,500
State
of
inclusive.
Interest
A-O.
Xenia, Ohio
Sale—r-The. $40,000
i;
street
30
v.
basis of about
1.72%.
OKLAHOMA'
Garfield Heights,
Ohio
Sale—The $102,300
street
improvement bonds offered Oct.
29—v. 180, p. 1586—were awarded
to Pohl & Co., of Cincinnati, as
23/4S, at a price of 100.91, a basis
Coweta, Okla.
Offering — J. W.
Bond
Town
Clerk,
Butts
will receive sealed
(CST) on Nov. £
bids until 2 p.m.
for the purchase
of $57,000 water
works extension and
bonds.
of about 2.59%.
Green Local School District (P. O.
R. D. No. 2, Box 210, Uniontown),
improvement
serially from 1957, tp
Due
Bond Offering
(EST)
—
Board
Nov.
on
A. R. Furnas,
23
of
Education,
for
the
noon
pur¬
chase of $628,000 building bonds.
Dated December 1, 1954. Due on
Dec. 1 from 1955 to 1974 inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-D)
legal de¬
pository of
presently
Bank
Board,
Arkon.
of
above
;
bonds
but
cancelled
orig¬
July 13
was
on
because
of
Bond
Sale—The
assessment
bonds
1699
street
offered
—
Oct.
legal
budd¬
$58,000 special
improvement
30—v.
180, p.
to
Ryan,
Land
p-r.
De-
sealed
of
Education,
bids
until
2
(CST) on Nov 9 for the pur¬
chase of $8,000 gymnasium bonds.
Due
serially from 1957 to 1964 in¬
clusive.
Hominy, Okla.
Offering—Alma
Bond
City
Cannon,
Clerk,
will receive sealed
bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST) on Nov.
9
for
the
purchase of $180,000
electric
light
provement
1957
No.
extension
bonds.
to
1974
and
Due
im¬
serially
inclusive.
County
18
Indep. Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Alius), Okla.
Bond Offering—Jessie M.
Clerk of the Board
of
Cross,
Education,
will receive sealed bids until 7:30
(CST) on Nov. 15 for the
purchase
of
$275,000
building
p.m.
Sutherland & Co., of Toledo.
Logan County (P. O.
Beliefontaine), Ohio
bonds.
Due
serially from 1956 to
1966 inclusive.
Bond
Sale—The $260,266 bonds
offered Oct. 25—v. 180, p. 1586—
were awarded as follows:
as
bonds
to
the
sewer
First
Corp.,
Cleveland,
2%s, at a price of 100.18, a
Marlow, Okla.
Bond
sewer
McDonald
land,
1o°.80,
as
a
district
&
Co.,
l%s, at
bonds
to
of Cleve¬
a price of
basis of about 1.62%.
Sale—The
$255,000 elec¬
light plant system bonds of¬
Oct. 28—v. 180, p. 1698—
fered
awarded to Calvert
& Can-
field, of Oklahoma City.
Marshall
basis of about 2.23%.
66.500
were
Board
of
p.m.
were
30,
the
receive
Jackson
Ohio
awarded
were
Clerk
will
from
Hubbard,
County Indep. Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Colcord), Okla.
Offering—Carl Londagin,
4
Bond
pay¬
able at the office of the
the
Delaware
No.
Ohio
district
Driscoll School District, N. D.
Oct.
on
180, p. 1699—were awarded tc
Fahey, Clark & Co., of Cleveland,
as
l%s, at a price of 100.13, £
im¬
Oct.
Cleveland
Sale—T^e
(EST)
noon
purchase of $24,-
special assessment street
improvement bonds.
Dated Oct.
1, 1954. Due on Oct. 1 from 1956
tric
DAKOTA
bonds offered
until
relocation bonds offered Nov. 4—7
street
$193,766 special assessment
NORTH
bids
and
offered
p.
Easter-
Commission, will receive
sealed
basis
1.85%.
12 for the
Bond
technicalities.)
E.
2*4s,
a
647.83
basis of about 1.63%.
Bond
as
.
1154—were awarded to
Hayden,, Miller & Co., of Cleve¬
land, as l%s, at a price of 100.70,
—v.
Cleveland
$170,200 special
sewer
provement
(The
CAROLINA
(P. O.
Nov.
Fremont, Ohio
:
First
Wapakoneta, Ohio
Bond Offering—Ernest C. Har¬
rison, City Auditor, will receive
land.
inally offered for sale
County
of about
sealed
The
1954.
the
NORTH
the
to
Corp., of Cleveland,
at a price of 102.38,
.
to
bonds. Due
Clerk of the
1955
bonds
,
to
.
En¬
clusive.
Sanders
County
improvement,
series No. 248
■
1699-^
^
follows:
Sewer District
Ball, Burge &
Kraus, of Cleveland, as 2s, at
a
price of 100.25, a basis of
about 1.97%.,
10,000 County Sewer District
*
street
as
bonds
of
1956
awarded,
$225,000
assessment
from
1
were
—
Bond Sale—The $235,000 bonds
Oct. 29—v. 180, p.
(EST)
wil receive sealed bids until
awarded
of
_
construction
Cleveland,
receive
a.m.
5C0
ing
Nov.
were
Will
Nov.
Bond
clearly
issue
disposal plant
1967 inclusive.
preparation
estimates."
Bond
erator
>
Water Works
ner,
mathemati¬
'about
of
South Euclid, Ohio
'
Brown
the
for
assessment
Y.
Stabilization
stated*
annual
Ohio
Agnes
—
a
ponds was sold to Nelson Brown& Co., of Cincinnati.
the
at
awarded
Bond Sale—The
Jones, Town Supervisor, will re¬
proved
basi
a
Sale—An
,
Clerk,
9
Due
Galloway; of New York City.
Bond
101 33
000 sewage
Princi-
payable
Offering
'
were
-
2%s, at
as
Pleasant, Ohio.
Trustee.
$4,101,713.56
special
bonds, as follows:
by Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler &
Davie
1381
p.
storm
offered
bonds
of Toledo
Bond
call¬
are
$193,300 road
bonds
offered
on
Nov.
on
p.m.
Bank, Kingston. Legality approved
Bond
Inc
price of
2.37%.
1990 inclusive.
April 1 from
on
1974, inclusive.
and;'interest
Vestal
Co
Bonds due
sealed bids until 11:30
Nov. 17 for the purchase
Oct. 1, 1954.
the
180,
v.
-
awarded to Braun, Bosworth &
improvement
Sept. 9 — v. 180, p. 674 — were
awarded to Hayden, Miller & Co.,
of Cleveland, as l2As, at a price
of 100.94, a basis of about 1.65%.
District
of $25,000 fire district bonds. Dated
to
oct. 25
Sale—The
ling, Secretary of the Local Gov¬
The
the
construction
SGwer
County (P. O. Athens),
Bond
Offering—Raymond
Lawrence/District Treasurer, will
1955
San Corp., Detroit, jointly, as 13/4S,
a
price of 100.39, a basis of
about 1.71%.
Dated
1960.
Ohio
(P. O. Accord), N. Y.
on
Stuart &
at
Legality
approved by Squire, Sanders &
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Bond
(EST)
awarded to Halsev
Feb. 1 from
largement Fund No. 18 bonds.
ernment
on
1,
interest
and
office
Feb.
$4,000,000.00
1952
ance
sealed
bonds.
on
thereafter
and
as
Cain,
sale of the issue of $35,000 water
'
*
n
£o CS
ti?
7
P'mu
Columbus,
Sale
receive
San
v
Massillon, Ohio
Bond Sale—The $120,000
Shaw,
receive
mortgage revenue
Aug. 1, 1954. Due
Bond
$550,057,932,
and, with the balance on July 1,
220,273.
will
"
City.
system
$654,000 special
^^^77
^ ^
offered
Ripley, Ripley Water District
(P. O. Ripley), N. Y.
Bond
Bond Sale—The
'
T
Nov. 22 for the purchase of $472,000
automobile
parking system
inclusive.
vied
uncollectible.
City Auditor
in
Toledo)<j1*
O.
(P.
-
$998,000 building bonds.
Dated Nov. 1, 1954. Due on Nov.
ended June 30,
to
of $26,162,341,
basis of about
a
Ashtabula, Ohio
Offering
J. H.
Bond
pal
Harry Cham¬
Clerk, will re¬
-r-
of
amounted
2.19%,
able
(P. O. Churchville), N. Y.
Bond
with the balance
1953
1953
price of 100.56,
a
$516,140,237,
and,
ceding fiscal
Co., Chicago; McDonalu■
SjSsZ & Co., Toledo, as 214s, at
Harris £le^la^li«aiid ?3r?vaha?;i
in¬
1984
City.
Ogden,
approved
receipts
ended June
fund
general
fiscal
1954
30,
to
June
the
notes,
June
on
Stuart &
of
1956 to 1977 inclusive.
Riga,
,.7;
County
Ohio
ing bonds offered Nov. 4—v. 180,
p. 1699—were awarded to Halsey,
there
balance
a
cal
prove
-
notes
outstanding at June 30,
of $46,600,000, as
compared with $36,500,000 out¬
1954
Fund, and provide
•
The
investors
to
anticipation of the col¬
of
to
and
at
Heckler
York
remained
of
portion of taxes
which may
proven
Comptroller .noted that of
total
at June 30, 1953,
192,553 was to pro¬
y.
im¬
recently sold $79,200,000
at a
coupon
rate of 1.9% at a
premium.
tred with a reserve
•
hereto'
of
when he
City
uncol¬
the
of
have
.
7.
wh>*'
the to'
to
payable
Sykes,
cor¬
than half
more
life
'
,
$128
of
the
reserve
*
which
vide
1954
-»f which $85,816,010
de for that portion
heretofore levied
$124.19r
was
30,
■>
ar
of
issuance
the
and
tion in 1954-1955, was
837.
of
the
The
,.of
collected
the
or
":of
that
of
30,
000,000.
of
1955
Principal
(M-N)
porate stock issued at the turn of
30,
taxes
at
levy
amounted
-3.69%
of
sult
was
were
0.04%.. This de¬
over
applied to the funded debt
outstanding
at
June
30,
1954,
amounts to a saving of over $1-,500,000 per annum, and is the re¬
crease,
issued
items.
laneous
outstanding, which, at June
30, - 1953,
was
3.300737% :• and
3.253973% at June 30, 1954 — a
decrease of
re¬
tady Trust Co., Schenectady/ Le¬
gality approved by Vandewater,
New
Lucas
Akron City School District, Ohio
Bond Sale—The $674,000 build-
$1,700,000 building
Nov. 1, 1954.
Due
from
1
clusive,
$940,933,730,
whereas
sets
this
reduced in
were
1953-54.
year
1954
for
of
of $16,998,515 during the
sum
fiscal
funds
certain
of
debt
Comptroller Gerosa's First An-
of
Dated
Nov.
on
at
the
will
office
F.
Loucks, Esq., .434
St., Schenectady, until 2:30
(EST) on Nov. 10 for the
purchase
operating deficits and
June 30, 1953. The
pensions)
age
office/'
The gross long-term debt
30, 1954 amounted to $3,488,594,445 (including $22,737,354
of
P.
Raymond
that the
long-term debt of the City as
June 30, 1954, amounted to $2,-
for .identification pur¬
poses.,
Clerk,
bids at the
net
at
Frederick
—
District
sealed
J
7 7/X
;
•
The Comptroller stated
review.
,
[
h
c
written, typed or rubber stamped,
is required
Offering
Buehler,
State
amounted
1954
(P. O. Schenectady),
New York
bonds.
After
"(2) The exchange window will
1
Bond
July
1,
$359,634,353,
$374,643,511
on
OHIO
Colonie Central Sch. Dist.
No.
p.m.
Chambers Streets, Manhattan,
:
the
to
and
The
general debt-incurring
margin of The City of New York
New York City.
be
transfer
or
Deficiency Account.
55
(1923)
County Indep. Sch. Diet,
No. 2 (P. O. Madill), Okla.
Bond
Offering—LaVelle
%
Stan*
ley, Clerk of the Board of Educa¬
tion, will .receive sealed Jaids tin-
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1924)
S56
til 7:30
(CST)
p.m.
Nov. 10
on
(PST)
purchase
of
$128,000
fcuilding and furniture bonds. Due
serially from 1956 to 1967 inclu¬
of
sive.
1972
idr
the
on
$35,000
bonds.
building
1954. Due
inclusive.
Principal and in¬
'
No.
Dist.
County Jndep. Sch.
(P. O. Shawnee),
3
Offering
Sond
will
(CST)
chase
until
bids
2
on
serially from
1962 inclusive.
The bonds mature
4956 to
Stigler, Okla.
Sale—The $50,000
75ond
Nov.
offered
bonds
water
improve-
and
extension
iworks
imtent
Coos
3
—
180, p. 1822—were awarded to
JEvan L. Davis, of Tulsa.
Tahleauah, Okla.
Bond Offering—The
County, Bunker Hill Sanitary
District
City Clerk
vil! receive sealed bids until Nov.
purchase of $205,000
sanitary sewer system and dispdsal plant bonds.
8
$15,000 general obligation
improvement bonds.
District
000
improvement
sold
par,
$435,000 2V4S.
receive
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m. (PST)
on
Nov. 10 for the purchase of
$146,000 sewer bonds. Dated Nov.
15, 1954. Due on May 15 from
1955 to 1974 inclusive.
Principal
Murfreesboro
will
and interest (M-N)
payable at the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Winfree, McCulloch, Shuler & Sayre, of Portland.
(At the previous offering on Oct.
13 all bids were rejected.)
1956 to
Housing Authority,
Tennessee
140,000
Secretary-Treasurer, will
sealed bids until 1
Nov.
16
~
Tulsa, Okla.
Offerinig—Elizabeth
;
Due
purchase of $1,preliminary loan notes.
7, 1954 and due on
June 10, 1955. Legality approved
by Wood,, King & Dawson, of
New York City.
Dated
Dec.
Dated
Aug. 1, 1954.
in 1960 and thereafter
of
as
Bond
Scowell
will
(CST)
i&yided
2
obligation
offered
bonds.
ment
equip¬
and
station
fire
150,000
from
Due
1957
access facilities
Due from 1957 to 1979
limited
920,000
bonds.
The
bonds
Due
bonds.
from
1957 to 1977 inclusive.
terest
1966 inclusive.
1957 to
1957
on
(A-O)
will
issue
sold
be
Bond
1956
to
from
and in¬
Bank
Trustee.
180,
the
First National
of Port¬
Bank
about 2.66%.
PENNSYLVANIA
Township (P.
Abington), Pa.
Offering
Mary
—
water" works ' improve¬
ment
from
bonds.. Due
1956
fighting
fire
equipment
Due from 1956 to 1958
bonds.
receive
Raymond
bids
Nov.
on
until
16
Dated Nov.
from
1, 1954,
1956
to
Due
the
for
Nov.
on
inclusive.
1974
$172,000
Principal
and
interest
(M-N)
payable at the Abington Bank &
sani¬
extension
and
im¬
offered Nov. 3
—v.
180, p. 1822—were awarded
to
the
Small
Milburn
Co., of
Company.
Farrell
Bond
bonds
School
-
Offering
District, Pa.
martino,
of
School
James
—
000
OREGON
Secretary of the Board
Directors, will receive
building bonds. Dated Dec. 1,
1954.
ttachamus County Sch. Dist. No. 97
o. Route 2, Box 68, Canby),
Oregon
Bond
Offering
Charles
—
bids
sealed
Due
Dec. 1 from 1956 to
on
inclusive.
terest
Principal and
payable
at
the
in¬
McDowell
National
Clerk, will
District
Gardner,
1964
until
8
E.
re^
Bank, Sharon. Legality
approved
by
Burgwin,
Ruffin,
Perry & Pohl, of Pittsburgh.
p.m.
Lehigh County (P. O. Allentown),
Pennsylvania
NOTICES
DIVIDEND
Bond
Offering—J.
L.
Vaughn,
County
Chief Clerk of the Board of
NATIONAL SHIRT SHOPS
OF
DELAWARE,
DIVIDEND
The
a
Board
regular
cents
per
NO.
Directors
of
INC.
declared
payable November 30 th, 1954, to stock¬
holders
of
record
November
Transfer Books will
not be
19th.
1954,
closed.
SYLVAN
Chairman
of
the
Board
machines corporation
"AR
590
Madison Ave.,
New York 2*2
The 159th Consecutive
The Board of Directors of this Corporation has
Udfl day declared a dividend of $1.00 per share,
fiayable December 10, 1954, to stockholders of
«eooixl at the close of business on November 19,
1954. Transief books will not be closed. Checks
-
prepared
on
IBM
Electric
Punched
Card
.Accounting Machines will be mailed.
A. L. WILLIAMS, Vice Pres. & Treasurer
October 26, 1954
"
until
a.m.
(EST)
on
Nov
purchase of $1,200,000
bonds.
Dated
Nov.
15,
bridge
1954.
11
the
for
Due
1974
on
Nov.
15
from
1956
inclusive.
Principal and
the County
Treasurer's office.
Legality ap¬
proved
by Townsend, Elliott &
Munson, of Philadelphia.
interest
payable
at
Pottsville, Pa.
Bond Offering—Frank A. Mat¬
thews, City Clerk, will receive
sealed
Quarterly Dividend
o
18
to
COLE,
«pu international business
aoiwi
€
Commissioners, will receive sealed
bids
53
has
quarterly
dividend
of
?0
share on the common stock
on
bids
Nov.
9
$225,000
until
for
general
provement
bonds.
1954.
on
to
1974
1966
as
Due
of Nov.
interest
p.m.
(EST)
purchase of
obligation
im¬
Dated Nov.
Nov.
inclusive.
and
7
the
1
from
Bonds
thereafter
are
':
laney, Wells & Co., both of Chi¬
jointly, as 2.20s, at a price
100.40,
basis of about 2.15%;
a
Wausau,
Wis...
Sale—The
$1,500,000 cor¬
bonds Offered Oct
porate purpose
28—v. 180, p. 1588—were awarded
to
a
composed of the First
Northern Trust
group
Bank,
Co., both of Chicago, and White,
Weld & Co., of New York City, as
13/4S, at a price of 101.37, a basis
of about
Company,
approved
by
& Crowe, of
1.56%.
CANADA
|
QUEBEC
VERMONT
Indep. Sch. Dist., Texas
Sale —The
$2,990,000
school house bonds offered Nov. 4
—v.1180,
1,
1955
due
in
callable
1, 1965. Principal a^d
payable at the City
Williston,
a
Co., New York
City,
100.28,
2.33%,
from
Dec. 1 from
on
2.20s.; Due
Dec.
on
1
1963 to 1972 inclusive.
1,491,000
2.40s.
Due
Dec.
on
1973 to
1978
members
of
1
inclusive.
the
Bond
group:
Chicago, Stern Bros. & Co., of
Kansas City, R. S. Dickson & Co.,
McCormick & Co., Barcus, Kin¬
dred & Co., all of Chicago, R. L.
Edwards, Inc., of Dallas, J. A.
Overton & Co., of Cleveland, and
Channer Securities Co., of Chi¬
cago.
Hardin
County (P. O. Kountze),
100.11,
3.44%,
Bond
Offering
Richardson,
receive
(CST)
County
bids
sealed
Fletcher
—
will
Judge,
until
10
a.m.
Nov. 8 for the purchase
$200,000 unlimited tax road
on
bonds.
Dated
Feb.
15
Dec.
from
15, 1954.
1956
Due
1965
to
1959 to 1972 inclusive.
60,000 3M>s. Due
office.
Legality approved
by Gibson & Gibson, of Austin.
Junction, Tex.
receive
p.m.
Hendrix,
sealed
(CST)
bids
Nov. 22
on
for the purchase of $25,000 swim¬
ming pool and facilities tax bonds.
bonds
are
callable
after five
Local
will re¬
office,
Bldg., Capi¬
tol Square,Richmond, until noon
(EST) on Nov. 16 for the pur¬
chase
of
$125,000 water bonds.
Dated June 1, 1954. Due on June
ceive
sealed
Room
1
on
222,
from
his
at
Finance
1955
to
1974
inclusive.
able
of
the
at
First
Strasburg,
National
at
or
the
Planters Bank & Trust
Turnpike Authority
(P.
O.
Austin), Texas
Lehman Brothers Appointed Fi¬
nancial Advisor—Armistead Rust,
chairman of the Texas Turnpike
Authority, announced that the in¬
vestment banking firm of Leh¬
man
Brothers, New York City,
has been
State-
Co., Rich¬
Legality approved by
Wood, King & Dawson, of New
York City.
Douglas
County, East Wenatchee
Sch. Dist. No. 5 (P. O. Waterville),
Washington
Bond Sale—Th $50,000 site pur¬
180,
v.
offered
Oct
the State, as
23As, at
Town
Worth
will receive sealed
(PST) on Nov.
purchase of $7,500 gen¬
eral obligation improvement
bonds.
Dated Oct. 1, 1954.
Due
on
p.m.
Oct. 1 from 1956 to 1964 inclu¬
sive.
Principal
An oral report
on
estimated
design of the Turnpike
presented by Howard, Need¬
les, Tammen
gineers.
total
&
Bergendoff,-
bond
issue
is
en¬
Coverdale
submitted
by
from
1955
to
1974
Commission,
Bond
school
Sale—An
bonds
issue of
sold
was
$45,000
to
LaFlamme, Ltd., of Quebec,
at
price of 96.55,
a
a
J.
E.
as
3s,
basis of about
3.86%.
Dated Nov.. 1, 1954. Due
Nov. 1 from 1955 to 1969 inclu¬
sive. Interest M-N. < : y ' • '
on
Ste.
Monique-de-Honfleur School
Commission, Que.
Bond
Sale—An
000 school
bonds
issue of
was
$115,-
sold
to
the
Compagnie de Valeurs en Place¬
ment, Ltd., of Quebec, at a price
of 97.27, a
net interest cost of
about
4.67%,
follows:
as
on
:
Sept.
•
1
from
1
from
1955 to 1957 inclusive.
22,000
4s.
Due
1958 to
on
1964
Sept.
inclusive.
45,000 4!£s. Due
Sept. 1 from
on
1965 to 1974 inclusive.
The
1954.
bonds
are
dated
\
Sept.
Stoneham and
Tewkesbury
Townships, Que.
Bond
Sale—An issue of $90,00ft
road bonds was sold to the J.
E..
LaFlamme, Ltd., of Quebec,
at
as
Oct.
1
sive.
Interest A-O.
from
1955
to
1974
inclu¬
&
a
Colpitts,
000 State office
sold
building construc¬
equipment bonds will be
on
and
State
the
tirement
Employees Re¬
System.
WISCONSIN
Dane
engineers,
estimated
report
to
County
(P. O. Madison),
Offering
—
Otto
Festge,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
Turnpike financing should be an
outstanding success.
In accord¬
court house
revenues
with
the
terms
of
tract, Lehman Brothers
Advisor will
The
not
the
as
con¬
Finan¬
bid for the
Authority
plans
to
iYour
RED
MR
Wisconsin
Bond
16
for
1954.
1966
the
Due
purcha'C
boncK
on
Apri* 1 >om 1957 to
inclusive.
Fiv
Pal
terest
ty
"f $5,500,000
1,
P rted Dec.
(A-O) payaf
Treasurer's 0%
Commercial State
j
.
and
in¬
p the Coun¬
or at
the
Madison.
,
4s,
price of 94.00, a basis of about
4.69%. Dated Oct. 1, 1954. Due on
a
Washington (State of)
tion and
1,
Interest M-S.
Bond Sale—An issue of $2,800,-
bids until 4:45 p.m. (CST) on Nov.
bonds.
1
of Seattle.
operating
ance
Oct.
office.
Legality approved
Weter, Roberts & Shefelman,
expenses, Representatives of Leh¬
man Brthers commented that the
cial
bonds
urer's
ex¬
pected to approximate $59,000,000.
traffic
interest
and
$55,000
sewage
Credit
(A-O) payable at the Town Treas¬
Turn¬
and
The
to
issue of
and
appointed Financial Ad¬
Dallas-Fort
pike.
Sale—An
works
on
par.
Clerk,
7
Interest
Quebec
Bend, Wash.
Offering — Leila Sarles,
until
Sept. 1 from
1954.
St. Apollinaire Sch.
North
Bond
on
Anglo-Francais, Ltd., of Montreal, at a price
of 91.34.
Dated Oct. 1, 1954 and
29—
1484—were awarded to
p.
inclusive.
1,
$48,000 3s. Due
WASHINGTON
visor in connection with the pro¬
posed
Sept.
sold
was
pay¬
mond.
bonds
Sept. 1 from.
on
Escoumains, Que.
Bond
Bank
10 for the
Texas
Dated
Debt,
bids
group
inclusive.
Bond Offering—J. Gordon Ben¬
bids
from date of issue.
years
Due
1964
to
nett, Secretary of the State Com¬
mission
a
M-S,
due
Strasburg, Va.
chase
Bond Offering—W. P.
will
June 1 from
on
1983 inclusive.
to
to
1965 to 1974 inclusive.
in¬
Principal
and
interest
(F-A) payable at the State Treas¬
until 7:30
June 1 from
on
sold
was
264,500 3V2S. Due
water
$25,000 31/4S. Due
clusive.
Mayor,
follows:
1973
bonds
Ltd.,
and
Dawson,
Hannaford,
Ltd., both of Montreal, at a price
of 95.20,
a
net interest cost of
about 3.92%, as follows:
net interest cost of about
a
as
Principal and interest (J-D)
Texas
1—
J
$600,000
composed of Wood, Gundy & Co.,
of Toronto, Credit
Interprovincial,
1955
water
C. F. Cassell & Co., and the Peo¬
ples National Bank, both of Char¬
lottesville, jointly, at a price of
Brothers, of New York, Mer¬
Trust
Company, of St.
Louis, Stranahan, Harris & Co.,
of Toledo, The Illinois Company,
school
$235,500 3s.
$85,000
bonds offered Nov.
sewer
cantile
of
Sale—The
School
-
Bond Sale—An issue of
180, p. 1700—were awarded to
v.
Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc., Leh¬
cost
basis
VIRGINIA
man
was
a
Remington, Va.
and
follows:
as
1962 inclusive.
1957 to
1,347,000
The
at
2.26%.
p.
of about
on
2.30s,
as
about
group
$152,000 3V2S. Due
of
1155—were awarded
to W. E. Hutton &
of
Roman-Catholic
Board, Que.
$57,000 school
improvement bonds offered Sept.
1700—were awarded
headed by Blyth &
Co., Inc., New York City, at a
price of 100.05, a net interest cost
to
Arvida
Vt.
Sale—The
Bond
24—v. 180, p.
urer's
Fam-
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on
Nov. 8 for the purchase of $175,-
Wichita.
10
7:30
purchase of $500,000 general ob¬
ligation improvement bonds.
sewer
provement
E.
—
Legality ap¬
proved by Townsend, Elliott &
Munson, of Philadelphia.
Wynnewood, Okla.
Sale—The
sealed
(EST)
p.m.
Trust
inclusive.,
;
Offering
Ambler, Township Secretary, will
1
1970 inclusive.
15,000
Bond
O.
Nov.
until
v;
Other
23,4s, at 100.50, a basis of
as
the
to
Trust
Legality
re¬
purchase of $90,000 City
from
$23,241.80 im¬
will
bids
sealed
the
Sanitary
1699—were awarded to
p.
&
Parkhurst
Cal-.
Secretary,
bonds,;
payable at the City
Abington
$225,000
ceive
1,
office.
Sale—The
sep¬
Clift,
City Clerk, will receive sealed
fcids until 7:30 p.m. (CST) on Nov.
€ 'for "the
purchase of $240,000
fconds, as follows:
tary
1
Principal
Hills
Woodward, Okla.
>Bond
Oct.
provement bonds offered Nov. 1—
arately.
Bond
to
1979 inclusive.
to
for
District
(P. O. Portland), Ore.
land,
250,000 museum bonds. Due from
awarded
Legality ap¬
proved by Winfree, McCulloch,
Shuler & Sayre, of Portland.
v.
Due from
2£0,000 library bonds.
ceive
Bond
dated
Oct.
Due
inclusive.
Tulatin
park
were
Offering—Gertrude
City
Fort Worth
$15,000 general
are
1970
Y20,000 storm sewer bonds. Due
from 1957 to 1979 inclusive.;
4510,000
re-offered.
June S. Jones & Co., of Portland.
inclusive.
to
28
Treasurer's
inclusive.
1971
be
fire department bonds
Oct.
1954.
sive.
Each
will
issue
Bond
lender,
Rogue River, Ore.
to 1978 inclu¬
1957
Due from
bonds.
separation
general
legal technicalities.
Bond Sale—The
from 1957 to 1979 inclusive.
to
The
bonds,
$2,300,000 water works bonds. Due
grade
due to
callable
Aug. 1, 1959. Principal and
(F-A)
payable at the
Victoria
4,
Wis.
cago,
National
Bonds due
are
(P. O.
awarded
were
—
Dallas.
bid
sole
water
bonds offered
180, p. 1382—was re¬
5—v.
turned
follows:
as
€50,000
Oct.
Sold—The
the
for
$7,850,000
of
purchase
16
Nov.
on
until
bids
sealed
receive
*,m.
Auditor,
City
Anderson,
1,
interest
McCall,
TEXAS
Aug.
Aug. 1 from
on
5
No.
Channer Securities Co., and Mul-
Bond
1965 to 1969 inclusive.
on
462,000
on
No.
Route
Dilley, Tex.
for the $15,000
obligation
&
price of
1824
p.
1962 inclusive.
Due
Dist.
72-A,
Aug. 1 from
on
475,000 31/4S.
receive
(EST)
p.m.
Due
2V2S.
,
Not
Pierce
a
1964.
the
for
Mitchell, Ore.
Bonds
bonds
of
1963 and
Note Offering—Edward Seddon,
Sch.
Box
TENNESSEE
Secretary,
submitted
Sunset
Bond Sale—The $110,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Oct. 30—v. 180,
follows:
as
Legality approved by Chapman 8c
Cutler, of Chicago.
Oshkosh),
$1,050,-
revenue
to
Rauscher,
Co., of San Antonio, at
was
Monday, November 8, 1954
..
Calhoun
Side
Sale—An issue of
Bond
p.m.
water
Oregon
the
for
until
bids
bond
County
Navigation Dist. (P. O.
Victoria), Tex.
will
Nov. 8 for the purchase
on
the
of
issue and antici¬
pates that the issue may be ready
for financing early in 1955.
Ste¬
(P. O. Box 608, Coos Bay),
Offering—Cecil McQuigg,
sealed
C.
Secretary,
validation
court
a
proposed
West
Offering—James
Township
receive
of
1962 inclusive.
39ue from 1957 to
Bond
wart,
have
Linwood), Pa.
.
(EST)
•
Bond
Nov. 9 for the pur¬
$12,000 building bonds^
of
land.
of Education,
sealed
receive
pjn.
Lanier,
A.
J.
—
of the Board
Clerk
approved by Winfree, McCulloch, Shuler & Say re, of Port¬
ity
Oklahoma
Philadelphia.
of
*•
at the
Legal¬
(J-D) payable
County Treasurer's office.
Legality ap¬
Elliott &
Upper Chichester Township (P. O.
■
"Pottawatomie
16
Munson,
1 from 1956 to
office.
Townsend,
by
proved
1,
Dec.
Dated
Dec.
on
terest
v.
Treasurer's
Nov. 8 for the purchase
general obligation
.
CROSS
H
must carry on
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