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BUSINESS
UMtU
Financial Chronicle
Reg. U. 8. Pat. Office
Volume 178
Number 5271
New York 7, N.
General
RAILROAD
Abbott
Laboratories
(&
-
Y., Monday, November 9, 1953
Price
PUBLIC UTILITY
INDUSTRIAL
-
INSURANCE
-
Subs.), North Chicago, 111.—
quarter sales in
1953
totaled $24,160,820,* up
#22,887,945 for the third quarter of 1952.
*
5 y2%
In This Issue
over
Sept. 30—
1953
...,
Vet
Income
before
provision
for
income
taxes_____
income (.estimated)-—-—-
on
6,944,600
Net
income.
•Earnings
•After
•
—
per
provision for preferred dividends.—V.
Stock
178, p. 565.
Los Angeles Stock
Net
profit
Common
after
per
Federal
pany's
of
ios3
W.
C.
Stock
"
;
share-
:
962,434
$1.08
\
$1.55
taxes
Stock
Canadian
Toronto
position, but that a $452,000 provision for
rrequircd in the first nine months of 1953, after balance
applicable to the period.—V. 178, p. 657.
Vet
sales
Federal
Net
income
1952
1951
reflect
t On
taxes,
basis
year-end
of
1,986,648
Net
47
Section.
Period End. Sept. 30—
Vet
sales
Profit
Fed.
before
taxes
foreign
and
inc.
Net
Average
and
State
American
and
Stock
Stock
Bond
of
•After
1,716,284
$1,673,986
$5,271,494
letter
of
2,737.686
2,737,384
2,737,686
Mr.
$0.51
$1.62
ket (for an
of
four
p.
filed
was
with
the
(par 10 cents)
6,906,539
p.
49
—50
SEC
The
covering
30
to be offered at the
mar¬
d'Avigdor Co.,
for the account
New
York.—V.
176,
1953
1952
1951
Vet
ry.
$517,929
$498,934
Gross
168,387
184,442
The
3
Secondary Of¬
—
fering—A secondary offering of 2,100 shares of common
stock (par $1) was made on Oct.? 19 by Scott, Horner &
Inc., Lynchburg, Va., at $12 per share.
Mason,
It was
proceeds are to go to a selling stockholder.—V.
net
178,
p.
1465.
94,719
*40,476
86,327
from
Net
ry.
railway
4,867,103
income—
Deficit.—V.
178,
p.
728,888
4,265,075
L.
McKee,
succeed
F.
Dr.
Executive Vice-President, has been elected President
E. A. Cahill,
who becomes;'Chairman of the Board.
Valentine,
has
Vice-President,
been
elected
Vice-
Executive
1,371,443
1,237,325
558,541
498,171
655,579
Net
to
for the nine months ended Sept. 30,
share of common stock as compared
for the same period of 1952—V. 178, p. 381.
profits
$2.42
share
1269.
per
officer.—V.
amounted
1953
with
$1.88
per
will
30—
1953
revenue
See
1952
price,
of
the
cash
Other
income
$1,659,194
205,194
$1,733,655
661,965
Heyden Chemical Corp. below.—V.
Period End. Sept. 30—
Interest
other
and
—
deductions—
__
income
Dividends
on
Dividends
on
prior
preferred
common
stock
—
stock
—-V.
$1,130,680
101 342
share (on 841,198
per
com.
shares)
504,719
672^958
$596,362
Balance
Earns,
$1,202,423
101,342
*
$356,380
$1.31
$122
178, p. 945.
Alabama
Great
Southern
September—
Net
from
Vet
ry.
From
Gross
1953
from
railway
railway.
Inc. &
before
exc.
oper.
Jan.
from
ry.
railway
railway
oper.
—V. 178,
p.
income
after
$1,737,647
$6,055,566
$5,550,051
473,940
1,569,532
1,575,908
315,300
1,060,500
1,073,000
$162,287
$158,640
$509,032
of
shares
the
in
stock,
con¬
$100
The
issuable
$36
upon
and
conversion
conversion will be subject
indenture.
redeemable
be
the
surrender of
in cash.
capital
by
share payable upon
to
are
into
payable
payment
and
on
together
prices
redemption
after
or
9,
Dec.
thereafter
102.75%;
1962,
Dec.
10,
1955,
thereafter
and
to
1956,
including Dec. 9,
101.50%;
thereafter to and including Dec. 9, 1964,
and including Dec. 9,
1965, 100.75%.
intends
company
debentures
for/
the
of
accrued
to
PROCEEDS—The
sale
with
including Dec. 9,
and
to
to
advances
use
to
proceeds
the
subsidiary
and
the
from
associated
companies; for the purchase of stock offered for subscription by such
companies; for extensions, additions and improvements to its own tele¬
phone plant; and for general corporate purposes; and, in so far as
sd<*h
company
proceeds
debentures
determine, the
shares
into
all
of
of
amount
the foregoing
of
one
intends to use for the same pur¬
be received upon conversion
stock. The company is unable- to
proceeds which will be devoted to «*y
the
additional
determinable,
poses
of
also
may
as
capital
the
purposes.
of
the
equipment,
apparatus
used
materials
and
in constructing plants, other than buildings, of the company and it»
telephone subsidiaries is purchased from or through Western Electric
Co., Inc., a subsidiary.
195
in
1885.
Broadway,
The
whose
York,
New
company
has
principal
executive offices
are
located
Y., was incorporated in New York
principal telephone subsidiaries. The
N.
20
the company and its telephone subsidiaries is
communication services, mainly telephone service.
a
network of wire and radio circuits and
intercommunication between and through the
territories of its telephone subsidiaries and of other • tp)ephone com¬
panies, for interconnection between, telephone systems in the United
States and those in many other
countries or territories throughout
the world and for ship-to-shore telephone service.
of
business
of
furnishing
$502,908
$0.25
$0.79
$0.78
$0.25
Tile
,
this corporation and
opening of a new
warehouse in St. Louis, Mo. "to better service our tile trade in the
lower Mississippi Valley and -the
South West." The new warehouse
comprises 12,000 square feet of storage and sales facilities. AmericanOlean Tile Co. also has warehouses in New York, Chicago, Detroit and
Miami.—V. 178, p. 849.
1952
1951
Tile
Co.
of
Co.,
Olean,
subsidiary
sales
N.
Y.,
announces
of
the
•CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
EFFECT TO PRESENT
FINANCING
Outstanding
Authorized
23/<%
12-year 3%%
con.
debs,
due
1961
$343,087,700
$78,554,500
con.
debs,
due
1963
415.414,000
28,366,200
12-year
3Va%
con.
debs,
due
1964
498,656,300
46,917,800
12-year
3%%
con.
debs,
due
1965
602,543,700
602,543,700
1,440,000,000
1,440,000,000
15-year
Other debs,
•As
due
stock
Capital
of
Oct.
1970
to
1987
30,
42,178,061 sha.
60,000,000 shs.
(par $100)
1953.—V.
178,
p.
1565.
~
American Fidelity & Casualty Co.,
1950
$1,642,199
$1,609,901
452,370
*359,919
444,656
255,045
173,735
*265,631
15,140,873
14,461,396
14,473,643
12,678,155
4,490.878
3,426,101
"«,036,960
3,103,475
be
2,235,582
1,171,836
620,774
1,335,060
named
'
199,679
i
:
Inc.—Registers With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
$1,647,814
-
1953—9 Mos.—1952
318,400
taxes
American-Olean
Olean
431,950
1269.
held,
RR.—Earnings—
1—
from
Net
Vet
Income
Co.—Debentures Of¬
company
operates
related equipment for
480.687
taxes
profits taxes
Earnings per share
$1,586,809
...
Inc.—Earnings—
1953—3 Mos.—1952
J
Cross
$136,
of
number
per
for redemption:
102.00%;
1963,
and
principal
1565.
$1,949,257
Sales
Profit
Net
Directors
of
5
convertible
602,975
38,024
Profit
income—
Antibiotic Division
178, p.
American Encaustic Tiling Co.*
$1,695,631
$1,864,388
income-
Gross
Board
the
of
The
•
Operating
on N<av.
and chief
shares of capital stock
seven
being
provided
as
following
including
that
$19,706,347 $17,486,106
18,047,153
15,790,475
Operating expenses and taxes
as
849.
p.
Nov.
debentures
of
BUSINESS—Company,
12 Months Ended Sept.
178,
on
be
share
per
amount
date fixed
at
American Cyanamid Co.—Expands
Alabama Gas Corp.—Earnings Show Gain—
Operating
Directors,
President
1954.
Chairman
as
of
Berner
_1.
10, 1953.
The subscription
The offering is not underwritten.
par.
Practically
3,720,804
1,133,785
-
Board
the
M.
Jan.
interest to
106.00%;
thereafter to and including Dec. 9,
1957, 105.50%; thereafter to and
including Dec. 9, 1958,
105.00%;
thereafter to and including Dec.
9, 1959, 104.50%; thereafter to and including Dec. 9, 1960, 104.00%;
thereafter to and including Dec. 9,
1961, 103.25%; thereafter to and
President.
4,141,715
1,791.161
railway
oper.
to
K.
1—
from
Net
continue
company
debentures
the
now
Allied Laboratories, Inc.—Changes in Personnel—Earn.
J.
182,242
55,185
railway
income
Jan.
will
adjustment
the
$467,086
158.713
oper.
From
Corp.—New President—
of
of Harry
effective
officer
price
amount
the
to
at
1950
$512,389
railway
election
the
debentures
conversion
50
System
Federal Reserve
Capital Flotations for the Month of June
and for Six Months of 1953
The
from
Chairman
McGaw,
executive
principal
Akron, Canton & Youngstown RR.- -Earnings—
from
753.
178, p.
McGaw
chief
version
Statement of Member Banks of
Alabama-Tennessee Natural Gas Co.
Oct.
on
aggregate total price not to exceed $50,000)
September—
G.
price is
50
completed.
Net
*$125,08T
with rights to expire on Dec.
'
Gross
212,112.
197,460
etc
exps.,
of debentures for each
50
565.
2157.
selling stockholders through
2,367,105
2,590,625
offered $602,543,700 of
12-year 3%% convertible debentures, due Dec. 10, 1965,
to its stockholders of record Oct. 30 at the rate of $100
59
Offerings
City Bond
$1.73
stock
•$2,927,834
$5,078
fered—The
2,737,384
$0.52
common
1952
1953
-
-
loss
administrative
37
Prices.r
Reserve Banks
common
notification
genl. and admin,
announced
2,
Combined Condition Statement of Federal
Air-Springs, Inc., N. Y.—Files With SEC—
A
T
.
___——-
American Hospital Supply
Averages.37
Foreign Exchange Rates
$5,561,887
6,228,042
provision for preferred stock dividend.—V. 178,
9.000 shares of
Co.—Reports Loss-
Sept. 30—
$2,559,487
Foster
37
Dividends Declared and Payable
$1,707,346
outstanding
$1.81
'-Ov*
•
sales__
•Gain.—V.
37
Exchange
Averages
Course of Bank Clearings
The
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
2,042,647
no.
shares
$1.66
share^j^rji—:
^
657.
American Telephone & Telegraph
adjustments
and
re¬
shares outstanding.—
Condition
•Earns, per com. share-
345,216
$358,923
Miscellaneous Features
taxes
income
,,
$332,616
common
p.
-48
Markets
General Corporation & Investment News.Cover
1953—3 Mos.—1952
1953—9 Mos.—-1952
$32,682,364 $29,291,677 $99,885,729 $92,372,617
3,749,993
3,390,270
11,499,536
12,468,426
income
on
of
Selling,
_44
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices_50
Co., Inc.
i, 354,468
sales
and
178, p. 565.
Air Reduction
per
178,
Cost
—43
Exchange
SEC Index of Stock
$1.40
share
to
income__l>_i.
American Hide & Leather
$2,780,738
——
revised
on
Cr804,688
$1.84
1952.
$7,416,599
704,141
687,084
-
profit
net
Three Months Ended
Net
1,979.809
205,634
—V.
41
—
National Quotation Industrial Stock
3,955,859
4,178,433
$3,651,381
per
figures
coverable
V.
8,035,448
taxes—
profits tax
excess
income
tNet
*
income
income
Federal
*1952
$57,759,391 $38,355,440
Operating
Earned
—42
Stock Exchange—Curb
Dow-Jones
1953
taxes
-'
—
Transactions New York Stock Exchange——37
Co.—Earnings Increased—
Nine Months Ended Sept. 30—
Exchange.
Stock Exchange-—.
Stock
Transactions
Steel
income—v
_39
Exchange.
Over-the-Counter
carry-forward
Acme
Exchange.—-
Francisco Stock
Toronto
carry-forward
was
on
41
Montreal
President, pointed out that no provision
was
required in 1952 because of the com¬
taxes
for
Surplus
41
San
962,434
:
$7,239,045
before
Provision
——38
Exchange-—-—
(«fc Subs.)—Earnings—
38
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange——________
-
Perelle,
income
loss
such taxes
outstanding
common
VOTE—Mr.
1952
$20,541,899 $15,189,985
'——___
1,038,785
1,490,977
taxes—
shares
Earnings
lor
1953
;
178, p. 1465.
sales
Profit
___38
Exchange
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange.
Months Ended Sept. 30—
sales—--.—;
holding
9 Months Ended Sept. 30—^
Net
__33
Stock Exchange—————-38
Detroit
ACF-Brili Motors Co.—Earnings—
Vet
?•
(Bonds)
Stock Exchange—________—;
Cincinnati
$1.74
Midwest
Nine
Co.—V.
issuance
the
a
as
American Hair & Felt Co.
17
(Stocks)—
Exchange
American Stock Exchange—.—!
$7,166,752 > $6,817,100
——
Stock
York
New
Cr297,454
share—__—?$l-83
common
Stock Exchange
New York
■
Boston
•
Act.
Share
Holding Co.—
Co.—Not
Power
announced
3
Page
6,255,067
•
Income taxes refund applicable to prior years—
Foreign
of an order granting:
company;-and to it and
from provisions of the Holding ConaAmerican & Foreign Power is a subsidiary of Electric Bond
Quotations
1952
$68,362,675 $65,805,711
14,111,352
12,774,713
—--i
&
Nov.
on
to this corporation
subsidiaries, as subsidiaries,
its
&
Stock and Bond
SEC
exemption
:
pany
earnings for 1953 were $3,166,324, equivalent to 82
cents per common share, as compared with $2,373,851, or 61 cents
per
share during the corresponding period of 1952.
Taxes
American
.
quarter
Ended
Copy
MISCELLANEOUS
-
The
Third
Nine Months
a
Corporation and Investment News
Earnings—
Third
$1
The
SEC
corporation
on
Nbv.
3
filed
a
~J\ •<
.
registration
the
with
statement
covering
150,000 shares of convertible preferred atoek (par $&> to
be offered for subscription by common stockholders at* the rate of one
share
of preferred for each
common
share held on record
date V,to
supplied
finance
as
by
amendment.
principal
further
Geyer
underwriter.
&
The
Co.,
net
Inc.,
New
nm^eds
York,
nv.to
growth of the company.—V. 177, p. 2245,
has
be
-
been
used
American Tobacco Co.
—
Special Offering—A special
offering of 31,000 shares of common
made
on
Bache
cession
the New; York Stock
stock (par $25) was
Exchange on Nov. 5 by
Co.Vat $71.00 per share, with a
of
$1.10
per
share.
It
was
dealer's con¬
completed
to
minutes.—V. 178.
p.
1565.
-
*
s
-
•
in
9
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
2
"
Monday. November 9, 1953
Inc. Stock Sold Menlion was made in our issue of Nov. 2 of the public offeiing and sale of 225,000 shares of 6% cumulative preferred stock at par ($25 per share) and accrued dividends
by W. C. Langley & Co. and The First Boston Corp. and
associates. Further details follow:
AMI, Inc.—Earnings—
,,f American Water Works Co.,
and
Income
profits
excess
*952
$ '80,50j
546,jbu
1953
30—
$449,359
311,151
profits taxes
excess
taxes—
income
Net
share
per
including
provision
profits taxes has been made for
ended Sept. 30, 1953, in accordance with the rates
Revenue Act of 1951.—V. 178, p. 382.
subject
agreemeTwhereby3^ Triad
an
principally on
customers,
level
The
dependent
directly
factors
continue
stantially
waterworks
pay
for
pated
accomplished
financing
permanent
the
that
through
stock
will
those
not
will be underwritten by a group headed by
Corporation and Blyth & Co., Inc. The company
The First
serves a
square mile area in Arizona and reaches approximately 60%
'the population of the state with one or more of its services. The
company's major service is electricity but it also supplies gas and
water.
Proceeds will be applied towards the company's construction
of
program.-
Bonds Authorized—
The
several
permission by the
Arizona Corpora¬
$5,723,000 in 3'/2% first mortgage bonds due
Nov.
1. 1983. They would be exchanged for a similar amount of 3%
securities
issued by Arizona Edison Co.,
Inc., one of two utilities
merged to form Arizona Public Service Co. in 1952.—V. 178, p. 1157.
sub¬
loans to
will
such-expenditures
to issue
of
works
and
earnings,
companies.
from
time
by depreciation
accruals,
Co.—Commercial Paper Rates
commercial paper rates were reduced Va of 1% on
company
which sells commercial paper directly to
Investment
Associates
be
market
Open
Nov.
reten¬
securities of the
additional
of
water¬
will
financing programs
Such
time
to
sale
the
this
by
3
investments
equity
additional
make
to
EFFECT
PRESENT
TO
265
FINANCING
p.
due
1978
Cumul.
6%
pfd. stock
($25
series
($5
stock,
the
and
the
2,704,472 shs.
number
of
underwriters
principal
which
shares
each
of
the
Shares
C.
The
Langley
First
&
24,250
Co
Boston
Indianapolis
Corp.____24,250
corp.
Bond
Johnson,
Patl?
Robert W. Baird
&
Co., Inc.
Co.,
Sullivan
Bosworth,
&
Lisle
M.
(Inc.)
(Inc.)
1,000
6,000
Richard
W.
Clarke
Corp.__
Claybaugh
& Co.__
Ohio Co
Paine, Webber,
Curtis
F.
Collings &
Co., Inc._
Columbia Investment Co<—
C.
K.
S.
R.
Clement A.
Friedman,
Charles
&
&
&
& Co
Sulzberger
Hallowell,
1,000
1,000
2,000
1,500
—V.
Scott, Horner & Mason, Inc.
Chas. W. Scranton & Co.__
Shearson, Hammill & Co.__
Sills, Fairman & Harris, Inc.
2,000
3,000
3,000
2,000
Starkweather
3,000
1.000
Sterne,
1.000
Stern,
500
Co
Hallgarten
Reinholdt & Gardner
Reynolds & Co.
Riter & Co
Robinson & Lukens
6,500
Co.—
Co
&
&
Co.
Co._
&
Co
1,000
Stifel,
Hayden, Miller & Co
Hemphill, Noyes & Co
1,000
6,500
Hentz
H.
&
750
Co
&
&
1,500
Hornblower
Weeks
&
Hulme, Applegate
F.
W.
E.
See
V.
3,000
&
Hutton
Co
Co
6,500
178,
p.
Inc
White,
'
Weld
&
Co
Arthur L. Wright & Co. Inc.
$2,706,020
1,292,641
purchase
$149,846
$1,545,585
442,084
sales
Net
income
Net
income
On
of
the
after
taxes
;
$0.24
$0.28
share
per
quarter, the net income was $60,469 or six
cents per share on net sales of $3,545,687 compared with a net income
of $80,802 or eigth cents pc-r share on net sales of $3,611,407 for the
same
period in 1952.—V. 178, p. 475.
1953
Sept.
RR.—Earnings—
1353—Month—1952
1953—9 Mos.—1952
$699,322
$724,602 S10.032.728 $3,830,503
774,132
780,550
7,825,052
7,735,506
Period End. Sept. 30—
Railway
revenue—
oper.
Railway
expenses
oper.
rail¬
Net revenue from
*
178,
Deficit.—V.
railway
income—
1270.
oper.
178,
1950
1952
1951
$339,073
45,437
$408,354
115,057
19,865
183
5,793
42,157
p.
3,342,346
525,224
172,156
3,335,442
571,569
93,911
3,395.525
617,002
137,347
3,109,348
599,296
125,236
RR.—Earnings—
Coast Line
—V.
rev.
ry.
1953—Month—1952
11,463,164
10,885,127
fr.
oper.
178, p.
ry.
.
1953—9 Mos.—1952
$
$
11,957,504 125,993,554
11,671,660 107,986,001
578,037
$
128.070,063
101,840,512
&
Danville
5
18,007,553
6,965,917
26,229,551
8,897,175
Net
ry.
from
from
ry.
$557,528
552,937
164,220
75,098
"32,282
261,859
20,601
|
7,917,604
'■"Deficit.—V.
178,
7.566,777
6,986,726
3,667,761
3,372,817
3,342,024
1,326,334
income—
8,231,988
3,462,907
railway
railway
oper.
1,353,710
1,533,867
1,357,607
1270.
p.
Beckman Instruments, Inc.—Forms New
—
inc
""Deficit.—V.
178. p.
Division—
announced formation
of
a
new
operating division (to be known as the Arga division)
to
handle development, engineering and production work under selected
Oct.
on
27
contracts.
Instrument
Arga
until
Co. of Southampton, Pa., will continue in
of existing contracts, and than transfer to
completion
Pasadena, Calif.
work at Beackman will be carried out by the Arga
government purchases of standard Beckman prod¬
call for the manufacture of synchros, fire control
government
ucts.
President,
Beckman,
O.
government
except
Present
and
for
plans
ordnance
components and
$34,546
$330,562
$328,137
4.767
19,671
$599,241
after
$690,066
$1,746,279
$1,920,554
342,189
per
After
269.566
894,227
780,054
$0.68
$0.52
$1.75
$1.50
inc.
in
the
last
H.
earnings
by
comparable
that
sales
177,
for
the second
of
last
to
1952.
order
backlogs continue at record levels
*5,833
$7,353,140
Net
ry.
income
_
53,936,301
54,454,368
670,459
627,154
5,904,934
5,446,515
365,244
280,116
3,202,045
2,509,009
40,483
41,404
325,328
310,202
$483,502
$551,780
iDri„
(Dri
income-
49,061
508,220
524,826
$600,841
$4,391,285
$3,421,605
286,646
292,882
2,639,665
2,584,061
181,241
182,683
1,641,545
1,644,151
$56,774
interest,
41,159
$524,661
$125,276
$110,075
""$806,607
„
__
_
income
Contingent
&
1953—9 Mos.—1952
5,974,303
_
oper.
ago.
$7,474,757
5,793,452
_
rents
year
■September Earnings—
1953—Month—1952
revenues—
rents
a
*
expenses
fac.
of
1786.
Operating
Joint
income
Federal
of last year
taxes, reversed
quarters
predicted that 1953 results would be at least
year's net earnings of $2.81 per share. He said
Operating
Equipment
third
President,
and
p.
Taxes
and
over-provision for
an
quarter
Percy,
—V.
share
com.
tax
affected
were
1953—9 Mos.—1952
Federal
taxes—
earnings
Earns,
2350.
p.
Gain—
1953—3 Mos—1952
Sep. 30—
etc.
charges
64,947
$165,535
$24,104
176,
$1,427,135
130,989
systems.—V.
Bell & Howell Co.- -Earnings Show
Period End.
Rentals,
1953—9 Mos.—1952
$1,450,406
1,119,844
$145,109
Net rev. fr. ry. opers.
oper.
,
$1,024,043
397,132
income-
oper.
1950
1951
$959,556
From Jan. 1—
Gross
Ry.—Earnings—
1953—Month—1952
Ry. oper. exps.:
ry.
1,211,362
1952
1953
railway
from
Other
121,005
Ry. oper. rev
|
567,148
1270.
Atlantic
sNet
285,844
641,316
opers.
inc
Period End. Sept. 30—
6,500 |
750 g
$2,094,997
1,611,613
$758,573
278.859
railway,
from
Net
Period End. Sept. 30—
•
Net
$2,267,676
29,299
1270.
p.
September—
C.
Ry. oper. rev
Net
""$55,948
""$74,810
76,978
operations
railway oper. inc.—
Net
taxes
$375,639
44,462
1,098,998
Net
income
""Deficit.—V.
178,
p.
1270.
"
(Continued
on
page
11)
1270.
Park Place, New York 7, N. Y., REctor 2-9570 Herbert D. Seibert Editor ano Publisher,
a statistical issue on Monday]. Other offices. 135 s. La Baiie fat., Chicago 3, Hi.
William B. Dana Company. Reentered as second class matter February 25, 194^ at the
Possessions, Territories and Members of Pan-American Union, $48.00 per year, in Dominion
Selbert,
account
1953
1952
$11,017,373 $11,019,234
282,464
246,609
Sept. 30—
______
the
For
Net
RR.—Earnings—
(Telephone STate
NOTE:
(& Subs.)—Earnings Up—
(B. T.) Babbitt, Inc.
Nine Months Ended
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE (Reg. U. S. Patent Office) William B. Dana Company, Publishers, 25
President.
Published twice a week [every Thursday (general news and advertising Issue) with
2-0613); 1 Drapers' Gardens. London, E. C., England, c/o Edwards & Smith. Copyright 1952 by
post office at New York, N. Y., under the Act of March 3, 1879.
Subscriptions in United States, U. S.
of Canada, $51.00 per year.
Other Countries, $55.00 per year.
Dana
in the
Net
$1,378,039
422,538
45,266
THE COMMERCIAL AND
William
this company
of Ardmore, Pa. Payment for
with cash and class A common stock, as a
approximately $300,000 of additional capital stock will
course of the next year or so.—V. 177, p. 721.
Finance Co.
made
was
which
of
issued
,j
there was merged into
1953
1,
June
1,327.931
1953
$373,355
59,779
Ry. oper. exps.__
fi
1665.
$2,838,226
$
1.000
750
Co.,
company successfully marketed an
6% cumulative convertib.e preferred stock
facilities of Bioren & Co. and H. G. Kuch
Wetherill
Earnings before
Period End. Sept. 30—
4,000
Cartwright & Co.
Baker & Co
&
at Sept. 30
new
the
of
the
of
assets
division
1953—9 Mos—1952
147,576
k
Townsend, Dabney & Tyson 2,000 ,
Wertheim & Co
3,000 i
500
&
Hutton
also
Thayer,
&
Humphrey, Inc.
E.
Sweney,
6,500
Co
Co
Stroud
2.000
Richards
of
through
Boston & Maine RR.-
stix & Co.—,
.____
1,500
Stone & Webster Securities
Corp.
6,500
Hirsch
$0.89
$0.4o
8,920,045
1,850,306
the
1953
Philadelphia.
of
Co.,
The
$297,422
income—.
Atlantic
Agee & Leach
3,000
Frank, Meyer & Fox 2.000
Nicolaus & Co., Inc. 1,000
Hawkins & Co
Hill
466,968
$137,608
36,122
opers.
railway
from
Gross
from
750
ry.
inc.—
1270.
ry.'oper.
ry.
2,000
1,089,591
From Jan. 1—
Net
1,000
1,500
2,195,904
144,826
railway
Net
6 500
Net
Corp._
2,674,344
1,435,114
428,483
$282,434
September—
from railway
1,000
750
$165,476
$1.21
$0.45
10,547,114
2,318,180
and com. class A sh.„
30
April
$290,000
A)
Arnold
Ry—Earnings—
1953—Month—1952
Gross
&
_
St. Andrews Bay
Atlanta & West Point
2,000
Inc.
Co
Gilman
Forgan
Grimm
1,500
6,000
1500
from
&
(series
income
Rambo, Close & Kernel', Inc.
Inc.__ 2,000
& Co
Brokaw
H.
p.
Net
Quail
500
Co
&
Cleveland
Reid
Fulton,
Co.,
Evans & Co.,
First
Glore,
&
Steele
Fauset,
The
1,000
Co.,
&
—
Dickson
S.
178,
3,000
Cunningham
Inc.
of
issue
operation
Sept. 30—
fr.
oper.
ry.
—V.
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwoodll 1,150
Prescott, Shepard & Co., Inc. 1,000
F. L. Putnam & Co., Inc.__ 1,000
1,000
1,500
C.
Sept.
at
(capital and surplus)
worth
61,739
128,712,983
52,031,774
rev
Net rev.
Net
2 000
_
Jackson
182,281
$230,198
and class A shares
common
on
FINANCING—In
124,239
46,768
442,029.420
Ry. oper. exps
1,000
4,000
S.
The
1,250
Blair
p.
Ry. oper.
L500
Co
Moseley & Co.__
Newhard, Cook & Cc._
Marshall— 2,000
&
Byllesby & Co.
Republic Co.
Central
Patton &
Moore, Leonard & Lynch___
F.
178,
income—
1270.
Period End.
1,000
Co.
Turben & Co
The Milwaukee Co.
1,000
Brown,
H.
&
347,757
23.1,595
.•
average com.
per
assets
AH
&
Merrill,
Co.,
Inc.
Kidder
McJunkin,
3,000
Inc.— 1,000
1,250
Baker, Weeks & Co
oper.
Atlanta &
2 000
McCourtney-Breckenridge
1,500
Baker, Watts & Co
Blair, Rollins &
Boenning & Co
2,000
3,000
M.
Total
South
Co.——Ill 3,000
Laurence M. Marks & Co. 4,000
a.
ry.
—V.
Space & Co.,
Lane
Earned
Dividends
the
1952
$1,289,615
469,793
income——.———
Net
&
1953
$1,706,692
—__
incoinM
income
on
for Year—
_____
30—
$247,798
142.986
2,000
Inc.
Allyn & Co., Inc.____ 6,000
Lestrange & Co.__ 1,250
Auchincloss, Parker & Red-
$273,721
15,923,555
5,289,539
Share
&
:
C.
Arthurs,
A.
$50,015,429
145,789,031
61,029,964
railway
from
Net
Shares
.
1950
467,643,219
railway
from
Net
agreed to purchase from the company and to distribute, are as follows:
W.
1951
1952
1—
From Jan.
Gross
severally
has
Taxes
Net
Sept.
for year—
taxes on
before
Net,
Net
Fe Ry.—Earnings—
September—
Gross
from railway— $49,135,636
13,727,614
Net from railway:
6,343,662
Net ry. oper. income—
225,000 shs.
of
Ended
income
Gross
1953
5,000,000 shs.
names
1049.
and
566
per
Atchison, Topeka & Santa
700,000 shs.
____
value)
UNDERWRITERS—The
preferred
value)
par
par
178.
1952—$65,000.—V
1953—$487,000;
tax
Banking Corp.—Highlights
Automobile
Year
Gross
Net
$20,000,000
______
stock
Common
$20,000,000
_
______
profits
excess
650^357
478.
Gross
published by Associates on Nov.
2% per year; 90-179 days, 2'/8%
per year; 180year; and 266-270 days, 2%% per year. —V. 178,
discount note rates
days,
214%
days,
made possible by
Outstanding
Authorized
,
Sinking fund collateral trust 5% bonds,
short-term
are—30-89
3
GIVING
interest
New
a
the
in
subsidiaries.
CAPITALIZATION
$575,884
$2.28
$1.20
1,609,000
Beaumont, Sour Lake & Western Ry. —Earnings—
cut is the third in five weeks
continued rise in funds available for investment.
rate
The
the company
require
$365,817
$2.79
$1.20
share
common
per
""Includes
p.
way
investors.
tion
$1,431,366
205,125
._.
Bangor & Aroostook
been granted
has
company
Commission
tion
It is antici¬
continue.
$1,723,495
205,125
652,553
new
vary
bank
with the
its com¬
37,000
Certain of
years.
a
(par $5).
offering
Boston
35,864,781
Earnings per common share
Dividends
be
With SEC—
on Nov.
4 filed a registration statement
proposed public offering of 240,000 shares of
company
covering
mon
The
$38,905,147
39,582,769
2,854,000
____
preferred stock_
stock
Dividends on
this
pending long-term financ¬
of
provided
funds
The
SEC
these
If
past
the
short-term
arranged
that this practice v/ill
is expected
it
activity.
in
as
expenditures
experienced in
have
companies
pace
same
part of their capital expenditures
a
and
the
amounts
the
from
the
business
capital
that
estimated
is
it
years,
of
$44,160,264
income and renegotiation——
on
earnings
Net
result
extent
great
a
arising from
service
relatively
at
to
for
expansion
and
construction
residential
is
expenditures
the Canadian dollar cur¬
Service Co.—Registers
Arizona Public
amounts advanced
demands
the
upon
approval has been obtained for
transfer involved.—V. 178, p. 1465.
rency
1953
1952
■>
$44,057,621 $38,809,603
102,643
95,544
L
expenses
taxes
MERGER—As
refundable basis.
a
capital
required
of
approximately 23% holding 111
equivalent to
Treasury
and inter¬
the company
(el $4,000,000 from
companies; and
mediate holding
of
$5,600,000 from additional
companies by
waterworks
the
in
investments
Saskatchewan
1952
mainly
$5,000,000
proximately
companies; fbl $13,800,000
from depreciation and
(d)
earnings;
retained
and
accruals
other
and
incorporated in October, 1951,
currently
$12,500,000
(c)
loans;
company
in
interests
possesses
Expenditures for construction have aggregated approxi¬
mately $66,800,000 during the five years and six months ended -Tune
30,
1953 as follows: $10,700,000
in 1948, $10,000,000 in 1949, $10,900,000
in
1950,
$12,400,000
in
1951, $14,400,000 in 1952 and
$8,400,000 in the six months ended June 30.
1953. Approximately
$41,500,000 of such expenditures were for additions to distribution
systems, principally
to serve additional customers, and $25,300,000
were
for expansion of water supplies, installation of electric pumps
and other equipment to improve service and reduce or curtail operating
expenses.
During these periods funds to carry on this construction
program were provided as follows: (ai $34,700,000 from sale of.funded
stocks of the waterworks
Canadian
a
acreage well spread in Alberta,
and
Williston Basin. Its
production for a year to Nov. 30,
amounted to approximately 375,000 barrels. This production was
in the Redwater Field in Alberta.
Triad's capital
consists of $2,885,000 41/2% convertible debentures
and
5,740,484
shares of no par value.
The shares are
quoted on the Calgary and Toronto Stock Exchanges.
The new 1,750,000 shares to be purchased by D'Arcy together with
$875,000
convertible note represents a D'Arcy investment
ap¬
AND FINANCING
bank
1,250,000 shares,
convertible notes.
and $250,000 notes the announcement
purchased by D'Arcy in two equal lnstad"
ments. D'Arcy also has the right at a later date to subscribe
cient
additional finance to bring its shareholding up to not less
iV
and
""Federal
be
thereafter
will
Subs.)—Earnings—
(&
Sept. 30—
operating revenues
Total income
Costs
shares
500,000
further
A
Co.
according
industry,
of 4 V2%
$625,000
and
said,
serve.
short-term
will sell to D'Arcy
are entering
day
per
Orthoflow
an
656.
Earnings retained in the business.
subsidiary, and Triad
Oct. 13, tnat
Exploration Co. Ltd., a wholly-owned
of Calgary, Alberta, Canada, announced on
to
confirmation by Triad's shareholders they
Ltd.
Co.
thTriad°
debt and preferred
Powder
petroleum
the
in
Co.
p.
Dividends on common
Ltd.—Acquisition—
Anglo-Iranian Oil Co.,
into
established by the
173,
income
Other
the,nme
excess
D'Arcy
Oil
PROGRAM OF SUBSIDIARIES—
The
great demand for expansion of water service facilities which
began at the end of World War II has made it necessary for the
waterworks companies to provide major extensions and improvements
to
their
waterworks systems to enable such companies to continue
furnishing an adequate supply of potable water in the communities
ing,
and
income
Refining
Nine Months Ended
S2.14
$2.51
dividends
depreciation and all ^her charges
Federal and Canadian income and excels Profits taxes^ and
for contingencies in the amount of $300,000. Piovusion f
50,000-bbl
a
Atlantic "Catformer,"
12,000-bbl
a
engineers.—V.
Atlas
t
0,% 0.0
for
made
been
has
Deduction
stocks.
from
'1 he, Atlantic
its
M
$3,760,070 $3,262,000
-
-
sh. after preferred
Earnings per com.
retirements varying from $300,000 in 1954 to
$500,000 in
subsequent years. The amount of the annual
sinking fund payment may be reduced in the event that bonds are
retired through the application of other moneys.
The bonds will be secured by a first lien on all shares of common
stock
owned by the company of the 35 directly owned subsidiary
waterworks companies (of which two companies each have one oper¬
ating subsidiary), and on all of the outstanding shares of common
stock
of
three
intermediate holding companies which control 26
additional subsidiary waterworks companies,
and of one waterworks
service company.
The issuance of bonds under the trust indenture
will be limited to $20,000,000 aggregate principal amount.
Under
the agreements with the institutional investors, the bonds
are
to be sold at
their principal amount plus accrued interest from
Nov. 1, 1953, to the date of delivery.
These agreements were negotiated
through W. C. Langley & Co. and The First Boston Corp.
subsidiary financing—Three subsidiaries have made commit¬
ments to sell $2,280,000 of long-term debt and $1,350,030 of preferred
by
income—--.
Net
annual
1973 and
they
taxes__
and Canadian inc.
unit,
installation of
the
involves
program
distilling
Sales and
through
CONSTRUCTION
J3?3
S1?'o^'ai«
6,809,818
...
before taxes
from operations
income
Provision for Federal
furnished
was
cracxing unit, a suiluricacid alkylation unit, and a 100lon'peraay ammonia plant utilizing hydrogen, a by-product of Atlantic's
"Catformer."
Such
utilization of
by-product hyd.ogen is a "first"
to
Subs.)—Earnings-
30—
Sept.
Ended
Months
Nine
Net
per
bonds
Glass Corp. (&
Anchor Hocking
equipment
catalytic
for
institutional in¬
bonds.
1978, will
at the rate
of 5%
annum until due and will be subject to redemption as a
whole at any time or in part from time to
time at varying prices
not exceeding 105, except that no bonds will be redeemable for re¬
funding purposes
prior to Nov. 1, 1958. The trust indenture will
provide for a sinking fund which is intended to
retire at prices
not in excess of par an aggregate of $10,000,000 principal amount of
Expansion—
electric
of
worth
$930,000
by the General E.eccric Co. lor the expansion of the Point Breeze,
Philadelphia, Pa., plant of The Atlantic Reiining Co.
Scheduled
for
completion
early next year, Atlantic's $50,000,000
crude
.
company
vestors
estimated
An
expansion
®138h25o
—
$0.62
For the third quarter of 1953, net income of $43,391 compared witn
$77,848 earned in the same period last year.—V. 176, p. 1057.
Earnings
has entered into agreements to sell to
$20,000,000 of its sinking fund collateral trust 5%
The bonds will be dated Nov. 1, 1953, will mature Nov. 1,
bear interest payable semi-annually on May 1 and Nov. 1
the
income and
before
Income
its current financing program,
FINANCING—As part of
PRIVATE
Nine Months Ended Sept.
Co.—Plant
Refining
Atlantic
r
...
"(1766)
fluctuations
In the rate of exchange^ remittance for
foreign subscriptions and
advertisements must be made In New
York funds.
Volume 178
Number 5271... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
3'
(1767)
Capital Flotations in the United States in June
And for the Six Months of Calendar Year
1953
Domestic corporate
gregate
of
sum
financing in June reached the ag¬
$1,093,301,499, being substantially greater
in dollar volume than
subsequent page under the caption, "Large Domestic
Corporate Issues During the Half-Year."
'
v
Private offerings, in June totaled 33 in
number and
previous month thus far this.
any
It was in sharp contrast to the May total of $645,124,314 and that for June of 1952 at $683,632,364. Financ¬
ing in the miscellaneous category, which
by itself,
amounted to $411,245,728 was
largely accountable for
the heavy increase in the
figures for June.
The principal portion of the month's
dollar volume
year.
represented
539,330,
duced
amounted to
issues
note
of all
issues.
The
latter
preceding months this
total
greatly in
was
and
dollar volume.
Corporate
issues
•
placed
February
*
March
"May
33
There
61
were
domestic
common
stock
in
market
number,
of
June
the
and
amounting
2.64% of June's aggregate total.
A
check
month in
usual
of
our
order,
during the
current
and
of
dollar
volume.
forth
set
as
Three
insofar
as
$411,245,728,
dollar
each
volume
is
No
up
etc., $2,893,818,
or 0.22%.
or
buildings, etc., $2,415,000,
in
25-30 yrs.
May
May
8
25-30 yrs.
8
and
came
included
the
upon
the
financing
undertaken
was
:
"
*.
!
New
Refunding
Total
$4,938,750
$385,672,408
3
4
91 days
99.473+ *2.084
100
3'/4
418,671,500 100
a
370,849,543
a
100
2
100
c
2,607,500
1,713,689,000
Jun
1
Jun 1
1 year
1 year
Jun
Jun 1-30
Jun 15
Total
for
3 J/4
Total
for
six
99.292
*2.383
99.389
*2.416
1,400,368,000
1,500,091,000
99.413
*2.324
99.437
*2.228
1,500,229,000>
99.506+ *1.954
4,411,154,000 100
447,357,000 100
a
370,072,818
55,845,000 100
1,067,694,500 100
2%
25/a
a
2
c
13,053,576,318
months
57,804,697,336
"Average rate on a bank discount basis,
a Comprised
series, all of which were changed as follows:
of
separate
SERIES
E—Beginning
May
1,
from
1952.
Overall
interest
threo
rate
raised
2.9% to 3% compounded
semi-annually when held to maturity.
Higner rate achieved by
snortening the maturity of the Series E Bond
10
end of
to
years
6
9
year.
doubled
$10,000
from
SERIES
H
8
years,
months instead
intermediate
of
months.
cne
Individual
to
$20,000
(NEW)—New
Interest
Also
year.
limit
maturity
current
starts accruing at the
yield is higher in each
purchases
has
been
the
annual
on
value.
income
bond,
Series
H,
available
beginning, June 1, 1952, bearing 3% interest, compounded
semi-annually,
when held to
maturity. Issued at par, Series H will mature in 9
years
and 8
months, with interest paid by check semi-annually. Redeemable
at par any time after 6
H has individual
months from issue date, on one month's
limit on annual purchase of $20,000.
Series
SERIES J AND K—These
as
of May 1,
1952.
held
to
and
maturity,
2.50%
for
and
K
combined
For
2,180,965
367,400,365
18,214,900
437,883,640
c
23,648,290
346,904,800
1953.
645,228,950
392,874,650
1,936,400
647,165,350
411,775,430
are
if
30,
of
F
the
and
increased
former
G.
to
Bonds,
held
and
par
to
previous
accrued
maturity
data
1953,
2.53%
for
Series
J
limit
F
Bonds
and
of
K
on
two
or
Treasury
will
Series
footnote
see
on
J
2687,
page
"Chronicle."
Treasury notes of Series
Treasury notes of Series
at
of
of
purchase
$200,000.
Savings
on
rate
yields
Annual
Sale of
sold
19.
Intermediate
of
data
1952,
Sale
Bonds.
is
previous
June
of
those
notice.
replace Series F and G Bonds, respectively,
J and K yield a return of 2.76%
When
instead
G
higher than
323,256,510
$2,601,740,743
800,064,000
1,500,701,000
June
419,668,740
-
1,067,694,500
Jun 25
1
365,219,400
18,900,780
55,845,000
2 years
days
days
91 days
Jun
$390,611,158
$69,820,085
12 years
91
March
$2,531,920,658
9%-12 yrs.
1,675,707,000
1,782,821,000
2,290,690,000
2,207,300,000
1,985,339,000
4,411,154,000
447,357,000
370,072,818
91
Jun 18
interest
B
B
terminated
was
began
on
May
the
15th
of
to
on
15,
the
May
1953.
14,
Notes
month
and
interest
years
notes,
see
approximates 2.47%.
For
footnote on page 1470, October
'
"Chronicle."
present
a tabulation of
figures since January, 1951, showing the different
monthly amounts of cor¬
Further revisions in the 1953 and
195Lfigures may be necessary, particularly as additional
pri¬
financing is brought to light.
USE
porate financing.
vate
99.471+ *2.092
1,187,840,000
2,607,500
107 days
Jun
Jun 11
February
Total
1,501,112,000
1,500,797,000
*2.271
9,696,335,543
4
be
'
June
99.426
1,713,689,000
Series
municipal financing for the first six months of
May
%
1,500,369,000
May
Jun
May 28
from
Possession Issues
June
April
for
Yield
99.405+ *2.352
418,671,500
370,849,543
>
Price
$
1,500,400,000
1,187,840,000
May 1-31 May 1 9%-12yrs.
May 1-31 May
12 years
May 1-31 May 1
2 years
..
$626,112,804.
Government
January
larger issues floated during June of the
current
year and customarily reported here
may be found on a
we
l
Jun 1-30
1953 is set forth below:
•
The
Below
market
91 days
May
May 20
30.81
For June, one year ago, the total
States
Canadian
Total
0.26%, and land,
Accepted
2,166,360,000
2,230,787,000
2,340,199,000
2,087,058,000
91 days
May 28
Jun 1-30
5.92
21.17
336,831,000
during June.1
to $297,-
27.20%; oils, $190,893,500, or 17.55%; other
manufacturing, $104,565,906, or 9.56%; in¬
vestment trusts,
trading and holding companies, etc.,
$62,540,245, or 5.70%; railroads, $17,787,000, or
1.62%;
equipment manufacturers,
$3,250,000, or 0.29%; iron,
or
copper,
May 14
May 21
Apr 29
May 20
$21,000,000
issue of the Puerto Rico Water
Resources Authority elec¬
tric revenue
bonds; Honolulu, Hawaii, water revenue
bonds in the amount of
$3,000,000 and the Ketchikan,
Alaska,1 offering of $1,350,000 utility system revenue
bonds, all constituting new money financing.
37.60%; next in
or
United
domestic
industrial and
steel, coal,
91 days
Jun 18
42.59
>
$18,900,780 for refunding.
$235,389,920.
much greater at
was
important role, being
to only $31,524,248, or
categories
June
totaled
May 14
May 21
Municipal financing in June amounted to $411,775,430
which $392,874,650 was raised for new
capital pur¬
month of
totaling
the public utilities which
added
were
710,302,
various
year
five-year table reveals that contrary to the
this miscellaneous group was
outstanding
month
concerned
order
the
34.24
comparison of the current month's total with that
for May last reveals a substantial
decline in the latest
offerings placed in the
or
14.73% of the month's
Preferred stock issues
played a less
in
91 days
7
Jun 11
.
issues
7
A
$161,022,451,
19
stock
ago,
May
May
Jun
45.87
figures.
poses and the balance
year
Apr 30
six
of Total
97,736,220
136,577,500
36
_
___
aggregate
a
first
222,700,000
223,360,000
39
of
June,
the
$264,621,500
25
June
in
Total Amount
26
_
"April
$189,929,364.
Amount
Applied for
«
$
May 26
clined moderately to
$192,546,699, or 17.61% from May's
higher figure of $230,076,314, or 35.66% of that month's
For
privately
35
"Revised
volume.
Due
"
January
excess
Amount
Dated
Total
q
No. of Issues
dollar volume for stock
placements in June de¬
added up to
month of
months of 1953 follow:
ing.
Total
For the
June, a year ago, pri¬
financing comprised 45 issues amounting to $289,020,000, or 42.3% of that month's total volume.
for this form of financ¬
year
only $136,577,500 made up of 36
representing 21.17% of that period's gross
was
vate
$36,762,169, or 3.36%, allocated for re¬
funding operations.
Long-term bonds and notes in June totaled $750,454,800 or 68.64% of the month's over-all
financing, con¬
trasted with
$150,300,000, or 13.75% for short-term bond
and
over¬
month; that is
May last, the total
of
sum
$336,831,000 or 30.81% of that month's
corporate financing.
In the previous
all
new capital issues which
aggregated $1,056,96.64%. This compared with the much re¬
or
Date
Offered
•
...
SUMMARY
OF
CORPORATE
FINANCING
BY
MONTHS
1953
New Capital
$
January..
February.
..
1952
11952
Refunding
1
1
$
560,772,709
625,307,965
..
1953,
New
Total
Capital
$
576,914,161
543,374,952
25,159,845
650,467,810
Jan
New
Capital
75,851,400
13,357,925
$
246,698,840
14,805,818
375,040,536
804,709,210
441,595,776
838,467,010
5,999,485
1,704,525,630
47,300,782
1,751,826,412
1,734,208,413
98,757,525
1,832,965,933
1,426,448,586
603,465,864
10,540,950
614,006,814
748,507,085
629,447,080
1,056,539,330
39,854,250
788,361,335
15,677,234
36,762,169
638,595,471
645,124,314
1,093,301,499
776,722,925
150,613,000
927,335,925
676,905,364
6,727,000
683,632,364
524,444,441
825,109,085
2
8
Jan
Accepted
New
Refunding
Indebtedness
$
90-day
91-day
91-day
91-day
bills
1,400,121,000
1,400,121,000
Treas.
bills
.91-day
Treas.
bills
1,400,603,000
1,500,187,000
1,500,187,000
15
Treas.
bills
1,200,662,000
Treas.
bills
1,400,231,000
Treas.
1,199,990,000
1,400,115,000
672,000
116,000
Jan
22
Jan
29
261,504,658
Jan
J
27,152,235
402,192,771
81,607,950
886,317,160
Savings bds._
Depositary bonds
504,122,885
Jan
1,324,000
Jan
1
Tax
1,324,000
106,629,500
106,629,500
$
518,444,956
-
Total
Refunding
$
552,923,152
FUNDS
Total Amount
$
Jan
f1051
Total
$
9,548,200
365,724,376
1951
——
Refunding
$
16,141,452
AND
OF
Type of
Security
Dated
'
$
123,566,003
Total
1,550,014,589
83,166,875
721,762,346
404,604,523
18,036,450
422,640,973
778,677,434
89,038,025
867,715,459
U. S.
Feb
Feb
5'
antic'n
for
notes.
January.
1,400,603,000
7,513,880,385
91-day
Treas.
Treas.
6,901,016,000
1.300 404,000
bills
______
504,122,835
1,300,404,000
612,864,385
.
..
2,289,452,274
3,993,977,904
62,980,353
110,281,135
2,352,432,627
4,104,259,039
2,202,135,374
197,194,250 2,399,329,624
1,821,877,428
90-day
bills
1,500, 600,000
19
91-day Treas. bills
91-day Treas. bills
1.301 266,000
1,300,519,000
26
747,000
1,300, 495,000
1,300,013,000
Feb
190,241,350 2,012,118,778
13
Feb
Feb
..
15
Ctfs.
482,OCO
8,114 ,092,000
8,114,092,000
Feb
15
Treasury
620 228,000
620,228,000
Feb
3,936,343,787
295,951,775 4,232,295,562
3,248,326,014
313,807,353
3,562,133,367
1,153,242,203
418,435,408
September.
Third
1,203,031,903
203,265,164
August
49,789,700
153,190,133
71,397,483
33,943,362
356,455,297
491,611,920
308,028,606
19,778,730
525,555,282
327,807,336
490,332,891
428,793,272
19,735,000
1
U. S. Savings bds._
Depositary bonds..
Tax
Total
1,774,942,775
274,877,316 2,049,820,091
1,228,433,798
5,711,286,562
570,829,091
4,476,759,812
73,457,092
1,301,890,890
5
months
6,282,115,653
387,264,445 4,864,024,257
October
856,675,665
474,482,187
938,882,830
564,132,387
801,821,530
474,505,476
15,943,500
490,448,976
585,118,175
795,652,321
46,641,300
83,252,400
789,OCO
79,734,300
216,057,698 2,304,836,747
1,855,275,972
145,837,200 2,001,113,172
7,800,065,611
786,886,789
6,332,035,784
533,101,645 6,865,137,429
February—.
14,631,620,424 14,135,856,000
91-day
91-day
Treas.
bills
Treas.
bills
1,200,548,000
1,200,342,000
1,199,975,000
1,201,152,000
1,200,337,000
1
91-day Treas. bills
U. S. Savings bds._
Depositary bonds
1
Tax
Mar 12
Mar
for
bills
Mar 26
878,904,721
2,088,779,049
quarter
89,650,200
414,012,124
789,000
79 734,300
1,300,085,000
1,201,878,000
Mar
Total
Apr
antic'n
for
______
63,116,200
March
1,536,COO
573,OCO
815,000
439,731,525
5,316,500
notes.
495,764,421
1,300,085,000
439,731,526
631,759,475
November
December
Fourth
44,200,333
414, 012,124
notes.
Treas.
Mar
82,207,165
757,621,197
antic'n
91-day
Mar 19
Nine
bonds.
448,528,272
Mar
quarter__
Indebted.
1
Feb
Feb
July
of
1,500,600,000
5,316,5CO
63,116,220
5,411,827,226
4,900,739,000
1,200,447.000
1,200,447,000
511,088,228
Date
Secretary of the Treasury Humphrey announced
May 28 that $4,411,154,000 was received and allotted
to
$447,357,000
was received and allotted to holders of
Treasury Bonds
of 1953-55 in the amount of
$725,000,000 called for re¬
demption on June 15 in exchange for one-year 2%% cer¬
The
of
indebtedness, dated June
Due
1.
Jan
29
Feb
5
91
days
Amount
Applied for
Accepted
$
Dated
on
holders of certificates of indebtedness
maturing on June
1 in the amount of
$4,963,000,000 and that
tificates
Amount
Offered
$
its
operations
to
the
99.502
90
days
91
91
days
days
2,291,545,000
26
Feb
2
Feb
15
1 year
Feb
2
Feb
15
1,992,840,000
5% years
8,114,092,000
620,228,000
9%-12 yrs.
414.012,124
12 years
789,000
2 years
79,734,300
99.477
*2.070
8,114,092,000
100
620,228,000
100
414,012,124
a
a
789,000
100
2
79.734,300 100
-
STATES
Date
FINANCING
DURING
26
February
■»
Due
Amount
Accepted
Mar
5
91
days
1,996,167,000
*2.164
91
$
Yield
91
91
2
90
days
2,098,195,000
1,200,662,000
1,201,152,000
9%-12 yrs.
439,731,526
439,731,526
a
a
12 years
5,316,500
5,316,500
100
8
91 days
2,058,616,000
1,400,231,000
99.498
63,116,200
63,116,200
100
Jan
15
91 days
2,035,956,000
1,400,121,000
99.463 + *2.124
Jan
13
Jan
22
91
days
2,127,340,000
1,400,603,000
99.470
Jan
22
Jan
29
91
days
2,383,559,000
1,500,187,000
99.504+ *1.961
9%-12 yrs.
504,122,885
504,122,885
Jan 1-31 Jan
Jan 1-31
1
Jan
Jan 1-31 Jan
Totai for
a
1,324,000
1,324,000
100
2
2 years
106,629,500
106,629,500
100
C
January
for
March.
Mar 26
Apr
2
4,431,000
4,431,000
108,683,200
108,683,200
Tax
Total
May
7
notes.
for
April
7,497,457,940
6,900,458,000
596,999,940
1,500,400,000
1,300,354,000
200,046,000
bills
1,500,369,000
1,500,369,000
bills
1,501,112,000
1,301.247,000
199,865,OCO
bills
1,500,797,000
1,300,725.000
200,072,000
91-day Treas.
bills
May 14
91 day
Treas.
May 21
91-day
Treas.
May 28
91 day
Treas.
1
25-30
yr.
Trs. bds.
1,187,840,000
8
25-30
yr.
Trs.
bds.
418,671,500
1
U.
Savings
2
Apr
9
9
Apr
Apr
S.
1,200,447,000
09.476
2,098,183,000
1,400,560,000
1,400,326,000
days
99.439
*2.073
*2.219
16
Apr
23
91 days
2,202,275,000
1,500,526,000
99.414
*2.320
Apr
23
Apr
30
91 days
2,184,086,000
1,500,011,000
99.433
*2.243
1-30 Apr 1
9%-12 yrs.
382,473,740
382,473,740
Apr
1-30 Apr
1-30 Apr
1
Tax
Total
antic'n
for
1,187,840,000
418,671,500
370,849,543
bds.
370,849,543
bonds.
2,607,500
2,607,500
notes.
1,713,689,000
1,713,689,OCO
May
a
lowing
4,431,000
4,431,000
100
2
2 years
108,683,200
108,683,200
100
we
page
months'
7,497,457,940
compare
the
six
corresponding
c
Total for April
on
3,874,969,043
6)
comprehensive tables
pages
the
a
12 years
1
5,821,366,500
9,696,335,543
(Continued
99.487+ *2,029
2,275,152,000
Apr
Apr
May
Depositary
In the
1,942,856,000
91
16
May
years
year
7,513,880,385
antic'n
382,473,740
5,411,827,226
91 days
91 days
Apr
a
12 years
1
Total
Apr
*2.097
382,473,740
Depositary bonds—
1
1,500,011,000
c
1
99.487+ *2.029
*1.986
8
1,500,011,000
bills
2
2 years
Mar 1-31 Mar
99.452 + *2.191
Dec 31-52 Jan
Jan
Treas.
Sayings bds._
U. S.
99.485 + *2.036
%
Dec 24-52 Jan
91-day
1
*2.098
Mar 26
2,442,093,000
2,388,071,000
2,230,081,000
99.470
Mar 19
days
days
days
1,300,085,000
1,201,878,000
1,200,548,000
99.453
Mar 12
Mar 1-31 Mar
Price
30
May
14,631,620,424
5
Mar 1-31 Marl
Amount
Dated
Applied for
$
Offered
100,123,000
c
2Va
Mar 19
1953
1,400,403,000
May
Feb
Mar
TREASURY
1,500,526,000
2 >/4
Mar 12
UNITED
bills
May
Total for
Treasury Bills,
and Depositary Bonds.
Treas.
*1.993
13
19
Feb
usual
weekly sale of
Savings Bonds, Tax Anticipation Notes
91-day
1,129,OCO
99.500 + *1.976
Feb
Feb
Treasury Department in June outside of the above
confined
160,000
23
Apr
1,301,266,000
1,300,495,000
5
17
1
1,399,431,000
1,400,166,000
bills
*2.031
12
Feb 1-28 Feb
1,400,560,000
1,400,326.000
Apr
99.487
Feb
Feb 1-28 Feb
bills
bills
Yield
1,300,404,000
1,500,600,000
Feb
1
Treas.
91-day Treas.
%
Price
2,133,058,000
2,386,094,000
Feb
Feb 1-28 Feb
'
91-day
16
Apr
.
9
Apr
Apr
Treasury Financing in June
Treas.
Apr
8,586,952,400
fRevised.
91-day
Apr
12 months
2
preceding,
comparison.
figures
with
periods
thus
on
the fol¬
the June and
in
those for
the
affording
a
four
five-
CT>
-a
00
Total
3,0,0 54,803 71,8 72
$
1,2745.80
—19
Refundi g 30,17 0
Capit l 1,09368.0
New
-1950
Refundig 280,1572
Capitl
280.17,25 35.01, 0 19,64105
$
4,921,875
709,2 0 73, 1~849 80,12 735
$
Capitl
Total
1,6984135973,74022687036DCPtSmroRauhfneaicvcpBonlFGUlts»esperd.fhuovtmadigmk.rfnlc.y TOFYFMJSEUIHUVTAANRERIHSDE
FYTJMOEFUIIHNAVANRUCRSGPLD
89,03 25 137,60 2,91401
$
$
463,50 25,480 84.09,189 6,401675 5,0 ,0 9,437,50
$
Refundig 3,702.0
3,025 0
$
—1952
Capitl
$
New
Total
140,65 0 1,80.
95,480 41.75,30 25.30,
Total
Refundig 36,290 ~Yo ~o6 372,169
16,04. 0 392.874,650 25,30
36,72.169 79.45,0 18,90.78
Capitl
OSUMFARY
New
$
714,6.80 150,3 31,42 48 160,5.28
135,017,4990483 ACNHARDTE
$
New
$
Com on
96,790
46,12 0 91,8752 520,80 19,5093 32,7180 20, 0 25,981526
112668,4,704579
1,0 0 60,9384 16,80 130.2,908 52.437,50 3,915,0 60, 0 21,548190
8,31,25 25,81250
237,50
8,297,0
3, 59,1 0
2,683,0 7,13 ,90
248,0
25,0 0 25,480
168,9
4,250,90
149,8 245
1,0 36,21843 16,80 12,709683 26, 520 3,9150 60, 0 13,25190
5,30 ,943 12,06 938 I72~0 8~,18 21,5205
149,8 245
150,3 0 150,3 0
75,0720 2,893 18 28,41.706 3,2950
3,702 0 3,025,0
6.72 ,0
16,590 35,7425 196.5493 10,53 98 3,610. 1,2081 94,6205
186,9043
62.540,25 20,345728 192,5469 17,8 0 297,1032 2,893.18 3,250. 104.56790 190,8350 2,4150 62,54025 41,2578
458,96 472,169
671,0,99305344
3,42896 36,7 2169
15,74 0 17,58 20
75,0 2 2,893 18 28.401,56 3,2950 62,54025 19,86759 192,07453 17,8.0 281.965,302 2.893 18 3,250. 867^ .06 190,8350 2,4150 62.540,25 407,81659
150,3 0 150,3 0
New
41,6830 89,038 25
78,643
3,025,0
13,20
Capitl 17,80 206,9810 3,250 587 6,20 187,59 0 2,4150 237,60 714,680
867,1549
10.38, 5 32,50 0
189,2364 16,590 35,7425 20,56943 13.560,938 3,610, 0 1,208,18 94,6205 683, 264
5,30 943 9,03598 17208,i 21,5 0
25,0 0 25,480
0279700", 36,290
70 ,0 3,816, 40
12,8 459 15,2859 25,84.0 247, 364 25,76485 280,76 41 40.16538 G.18,0 10, 0 52,73 459
3,025 0
$
1,8232966601.1,477.954,5
14,96549 158,46 59 25,84 0 248,17 364 29,3 125 291,0 .26 72.65,38 6,180 10, 0 94,20459
47,2 364 39 ,125 85,6726 5,6 385
1,05639 0
notes. - governmt. acies&. fuincldse Notes- etc— manufctrig ■r-e¬ holtdcin.g, Notes- manufctrig iheoldtcn.g, utileseccotpoar,l,manuf acesori inmadanuunfscttrdrigl beuildtncgs, httoerrladuticnsg.,, utileseccotpoa,l,manufctres oie inmaadnuunfscttrdrigl — beuildtcngs, htorteralduticns.g,, aceocruprltiate
JOFUNE bLoonangno-ttdeedrssm Short-em Presftorc-ekd stock bLoonang-ntdedrsm Short-em Presftocrked stock bLoonanngo-ttdeedrssm Short-em Presftocrked stock toal JOFUNE
fdignuoorest
BLoaonng-Tdesrm Railroads utiles ccospoteear,l,l,Eqmaunufiptment acaesonri-d inadunstrdl beuiltdcngs, trtarinudveissntmgn,, Miscelanou BaSohnortd-Tesm Railrods utiles eccostpotear,ll,,Emqanuufiptment aacesnorid Inadunstrdil beuiltdcngs, ttrIranuvdessitmngn,, Miscelanous
Cornate— Domestic— Candi - foreign- Tocortpaatel BInternaiokl GCoavenrnmdiatn foreign GLooavantdn, •Mcuniicpal—St,es,PSosteaiens
MONTH
30,51824
20 ,0
248,0
48,150
64 ,47
17 "
47, 436 39 ,125 89,18 26 5,65,385
46,7530
17,5 0
13,864.0 1,82 0 47182,750
65,98.43 8 0, 0 8.397,08 10,62750
17,80 2 ,6310 3,2507 76.15,20 187,59 0 2,4150 240,6 . 0 750,4 .80
Refundig 15,~74 o6
$
-1953
297, 50
7777
3,702, 0
3,702,0
$
1,056390
750.4 80 150.3 31,524 8 16,02451
$
-1953
Refundi g
-1952
627,39485
67,19,00953344
$
7142,2880806,,05165275
16,590 203,9 .0 194,705 1,50,0 3,610, 0 48,150 468,5 0
$
Capitl 16,590 203,9 0 19,03 1,50. 0 3,610
1,4518,32960754668 INCSOOGNRERPUUFEWAPTI
FLGAFOOVCRERENMPIGNTA,T,
fraomSubanictplytoesdyine
Total
$
"197, 30
57,0 0 57,0 0
New
37,05 614,932804
459,73.0 25,48.0 84.09,18 96,40175 5,0 0 67412,50
3,416, 90
39,0 . 0 81,904125
$
Capitl 25,840 20, 0 25,18360 195.03,1 34,50 6,180 10, 0 40,5 0
6,72 0
96,790 36,0 0
3,25 , 26
709,2
Refundig "50 765 3,816,40 6,087,485 32,50
-195
683, 264 178,350 62,1 .804
New
Total
25,84 0 20,7 .0 29,0 0 201,8 0 67,0 0 6,18,0 10, 0 79,45 0
$
78,6 43 21,370 8,540 279.816,32 5,0 0
4,921875
Capitl 627,39485 6,20.19 79,4085
8,240, 0
8,31 ,2 5 25,81250
1,0 297, 50 16,0 0 3,1 75 16.52 0 3,9150 60, 0 9,82,0
$
New
867,1549 21,370 25.70 28,730.94 5,0 ,0
Refundig 81.904,125 6751,60 382,50
-195
75,839752 50,18 03 231,80
10 ,0
1,0 0 534.97 0 16,0 0 41,6250 42,3750 3,915,0 60, 0 18,320
$
Refundi g 237,~ 5o 6
-1950
61,946 17,50 34,26710 5,0 0
48,06275 89,361.950 79,326741
$
New
Total
1,2364598
57,0 0
$
3,150, 0
75,932 50739^68 96^70 126,980 59,80 239,75 2037,68 9Y7 26,0 1,267438
New
Total
32,7180 20, 0
65,98 43 380, 0 8,397 08 10,62750
Capit l 46,120 832,19.0 149,350 32,50 0 20, 0 25,840
896, 791 52, 0 35,9162 5,0 .0
520,80
105. 26
30,17 0
520,80
$
36,0 0
231,80
3, 0 , 0
4 ,474 4 ,474
1,3674580
60 .0 0
3,9850
-194 Refundi g 13,8640 1 ,7280
$
150, 0
3,150, 0
23,7150 314,59763
15,0 0
728,1 0 89736T.950 79,38 741
$
59,850 843.920 520,80 153,80 32,50 0 20, 0 26,40
$
62,430. 1,3870
30,51924
3,25 , 26 54,7803 71,69 72
$
Total
1,267438 864.0 315,98476
4 ,474 10 ,0 197, 50
$
Total
15,0 0
Com on Other
Com on
Grand
a
!I
§
Other Farm
United
•These
MONTH
Public Iron, Motors Other Land, Rub er Ship ng
Oil
Public Iron, Mot rs Other Land, Rub er Ship ing
Oil
Total
Stocks-
Railrods
ste l, Equipment and
Public Iron, Motors Other Land, Rub er Ship ing
Oil
Investmn Miscelanous
Total
Total-
Railrods Public Isroten,l, Equipment Maontodrs Other
Oil
Land, Rub er
Ship ng Investmn
Miscelanous
Total
£
c
c
A
Q
ui
3
55
3
a*
rt>
CO
<D
►q
O
o
ts3
-4
OS
-4
CO
Total
$
2,874630
5,940, 0 20,716250 35,12307 2,0 ,0
30. ,0
15,741 350,2 0 15,34921 480,964 5
S
Capit l 2,78301,68 5,730,526 20,61250 34.6 ,027 2,0 ,0 30, 0 3,56072,41 16,0 0 154,920 1,4095712
$
Total
4
'
2,48169,50 145,07 0 321,09758 421,590348 27,54 50
542, 90
3,0 ,0
Refundi g 83,02 1 51,309 25,76345 6,1 ,210 8,0 ,0
Capit l 1,6547,28 93,7410 295,34.093 415,29138 19,54 50
$
542, 90
3,0 0
New
Total
$
2,74096,782
3,56213,67 97450, 1,459 061
Refundi g 21,5980 60 ,0 91,0593 9,741,50
165,0 0
4 ,474
209,474
20,1 0
5,625,0
105, 26
5,730,526
310,52374 24, 570 15,3201
321. 6,0 1,4709, 41,536750 6,26,0 220575487182,5630 31,05 0 "60 75 5 6.50, 0 15,270
4,80 , 0
Total
2,9046738
$
70 ,0 0
Capit l 23.45,0 897,0613 38,9 750 6,2 0 14,72305 145,62850 27,509 "eToi o G6,50 13,8250
4,80 0
31,80735 sor io 6827415,0 4,038415
154,32.0 1,24.895,0 128,63.90 29.187,50 2,840 75, 3250 68,9312 30,18 0 102,750 2,80,0 21L785 6
2,50,0
Refundi g 18.397,0 30,170 3,816,40 13,82065 61,3795 32,50 3,8720
281,250
645,05 175,0 0
5,83927 37,805
20,5790 13,8640 80,6470 1,250, 0 1,32750 7,217,0
925,724
1,49 ,350 46,39802
28,417.0 1,742 ,574 103,4650 6,39,0 70 592761 80.45,0 30,58 0 45760. 0 1,49,350 249,72936
60 ,0 0
321, 6.0 1,96 31 51,843 12 6,26,0 354,917 198,2 108 .32,570 995.55413 36,49073
60 ,0
25,96 240 5,310,935
648,50
97,8 10 602,45627 2,547,0 91,36.10 36,912.50 3,54 0 90,1390
8,24 10 93,74 10
70 ,0
New
$
197, 50
302,810 1,82347, 104,6 50 6,39,0 718,904751 80,450 45,60 0 1,49,350 250,698 0
51,309 51,309
Refundi g 907,87,10 576,28037 2,547,0 85,2 5 36,91250 3,54 0 38,0450
Total
1,49 ,350 46,921052
;
$
6,70,0
645,050 175,0 0
490,27361 10,3652 153,6 241 15,7658 1,520, 0 29,043951 45,704 73
139,570 145,07 0
$
-1950
143,750 1,9536 98 24, 50
4.256,0 287,35942 514,370 85 2,50 , 0 5,7 6,250 5,0 ,0 l,~45o708 50, .0 154,70
Refundi g 13,8640 60,3970 1,250, 0 1, 50 7,217:65 "'60 ,0 0 94,38570
New
3,6702,14610, 0 75,0 0 54873~0, 2,041326 26,10
2,4 72,359
30,623 74 2,4570 15,72951
302,810 1,48693,0 80,42 80 6,39,0 567l~ 5760 179.40, 37,60 45,60O76O 20376 ,08
$
924,7 8 10, 0 75,0 0 40J357oO 50,47168 1,895,0
$
-1950-
5,940, 0
$
$
-194
New
$
150, 0
Capit l 28,4170 1,42659.0 79,108 6,39,0 56,0 0 179,40 30,4130 45,60 5 203, 7608
3,4712058 50,17 42509,73 5,417368
Refundi g 94,38570 209,474 20,1 0 479,0
-194
5,790, 0
Total
16,0 ,0
634773018", 10,3652 148.35,06 15,76 53 1,520 29,043951 45,0 573
60 ,0
23,459.0 1,369784 49,26.312 6.26,0 263,7 1 16.39,608 29,0 50 95.43951 246,8173
1,50 4.256,0
5.06,50 368,0512 75,14 65
60 ,0
60 ,0
47,68 50
4
132,140 1,450, 8
280,47.903 1,7819
3."180,9 64.328,09
28,3690 4,82.0 5,974 50
1.0 ,0 1.476,053
738715104396,9,426,705720,5165382
15.630 1.5697024 402,51. 8 1,09,10 1.38,759 287.40359 10,735.0 15,3 1 16,34250 251,46039
23,50 1.98,50 25,0 0 190,8.246 806,52 13
159,38750 1.62480.152 203,78.56 29,18750 2.840 1.056 713 071.30 30.13 40 104.75,08 2,80. 0 3.180,9 27,63029
80
18,3970 59,106. 8,64 0 13,82065 17,342 85 5000 0 3,8720 1.0 0 59,124703
8614,,120506574,49296383571 NCITSOFSMTEJFUR3EONPUNHHAIDWXAE0RERD
FGFLOAMFOTSIRVUNMEJEEA3ORHNUINCGMDPDNXR0GLT,
6,710852 SfFtrmGtaaeoifRDuhnoeBntdgcvivcaoeprlsdlspmumaeysdlknt,. 221,,8029258537,16769641,3805489075
15,42087 23,50. 79^6124,8.5 02 90.26148 31,3294,923054,,4561,267885701974389
$
-195
s
—1951
32
FIStDCPehocramunviufcdpsles,. YEIVARS 28,4175096 39,26147540288
FYEIOVARS
Capit l 2,5940 32 3,65,0 195,298 504,62835 2,50,0
Total
4,23 95,62 50. ,0 67,850 120, 3650 1,03925,430 2,47850,419 16,0 0
Total
3,025,0
295, 175 l768~,0 75193,0 257,61850
Refundi g 13,790 1,20,0 50,72 0 91.25,60 6,457,925
2,7450312 31,208. 0 34,5169 674,1 06 12,0 0 37850, 16.58,0
3,9643,78 50, 0 56,1820 120, 3650 287, 043 2,09316 16,0 0
2,9.8720 153,70. 286,95423 645,39675 26,0 0 61,59712
S
8570(, 0 750,"970 2,60174 3 31,0 0
5,7 6,250
Capitl
New
Total
5,0 0
-
3,02 83,27 31,208 0 359,703.19 674,8106 12,0 .0 378~50, 0 19,60.
Refundi g 27,04 125 15,9~l7650 695,0
$
Refundi g 10,6 815 201,250 7,486530 1,932540
Capit l
CORPATE,
New
$
3,9 7,904
$
269,3 0 1,047 1,6
428,1650 1,09,10
896,5086 213,48.31 10.645,0 12,0 0 164,250
$
-1952-
Capit l 15.630, 1,04621. 6
$
New
61,,3877431552
Total
7,52948
10,28135 1870 ,0 65870^ 69,820 5 856,902
,8293.05 153,48750 279,4389 643, 235 26,0 0 61,59712
1,50 3,65 0
3,248,0 195,0 0
25,0 0 31,208,0
37.4065 1,09,10
GOARNUPFDIN
Pref red Com on Other Pref red Com on
2,1809 52,81976
60 .0 0
186,5420 1,0 642 0 46,305 0 23,50. 679,4120 362.807,4 1,7085 25.0 0 25.0 0 584,915.0
3,248,0 195,0
25,0 0 31,208 0
90,0 0
25508,193 8 5.103,618 30,25893 80,17.03 3,1 ,31 16734,250 75,029
153, 0 153,70
7,348,05
153,48750 153,48750
14.267,0
290, 0
537,24.5 38.749,03 12,856140 63,41 7 165,08246 6,87 34 934.50,249
20 ,0 0
Capitl 15,42.0 90,7260 45.67,0 23,50 64759,8 361,458.0 1.708,5 25.0 0 25.0 ,0 570.92,40
269,3 0 1.568, 94 45,19351 1,09,10 1,23694.23 297.58134 10.735,0 15.31, 3 16,34~250265,7 90
290, 0
54.82560 38,74903 13,0241 64,132.96 165,081246 68,0 513 93,19
13,9260
$
2.2P4
1,05843
201,250 201,250
$
140,9.50 1.5374,2 195,3825 15,36875 0 0 93,26478 48.1730 26.41,0 104.75,8 2,809 0 2.1809 218,3 26
18,91650 13,79.0 1.4960 51,683.40 94.3 250 10,7 925
20 ,0
2,56 ,0
New
1,0392685
167,261 721,025
186,5420 6,1 85,043 "246,9701 426.93,5
31,0 .0 28.1,05 630. 0 32.98647 2.07.025
1,8279 9,419,07
15,376 29
CHAR TE
bfuontadiyes
manufctrig hoeldticn.g —, -— - - manufctrig hoeldtcin.g, cceooptal,,ma;nufctres o-riesamannu-fidducsttrlrig bueildtncgs, ;throaelddtiinnc.gtru.s,, cceoopal,,manufctres.*"0\oi-indamuansnutfrcdtrilg-. 1etcKbuildngs, tthrr"oaueldsdtiinncg,.,79l! securit
JME3UONNDN0THES LNBoontoaegsn-—Tdersm utiles— seccotopetall,,,Equmainpumfct—erenst anodi indausntrdl —bueildtncgs, * Inttvrreaustdmsinng,,Miscelano._us NSBhoooatretn-sTd-esm1,utiles scecotoeptall,,,Equmiapnumfcterenst anodiindausntrdl _bueildtncgs, Inttvrreaustdmsinng,,Miscelanous
MEJ3NUODNN0TEI* Corpate— Domestic- Lboonagnn-otdetrdesms Short-em stock stock Candi - bLoonagnn-otdetredsms Short-em stock- stock foreign- Lboonagnn-otdetredmss Short-em stock stock corpate inBteraanoknl forgoeveirngmnt SPotsaeeins toal— fdiingnculouroedste
LGeaaavncinde,s •&Municpatl—Stes,,
CGoavnerndmian
Pref red Com on
132,140 1,450 3
9, 49,60 963,40 3,678,650 3,720, 0
805,2305 207,3 86 10,6450 12,0 0 150,7 40
Refundi g 31,0 0 20,87.0 630, 0 32,81925 1,3490
24,735 1,7819
90,0 0
23518.4,18 6,07 18 3 ,9375983,98073 3,1 ,31 16,34725076.102,9
13,67 0
$
-1953
6780, 91,20 2,53190658 31,0 0
SOUM FARY
6
5,06 50 39,71652 70,316 5
New
3
4,10259,3
60 ,0
2,56 ,0
$
li7o
$
$
-1953
1,90 0
Capit l 135,920 1,2 7580 124,8 260 15,86 75 2,84,0 714,3851 36,9132 26,309 102.750 2,80 0 16473,50
$
-1952
L45o75 i
3,248 6014 50.U 0 123,805 35,0 1,407956 6,70. 0
$
New
Grand
Total
§
Other Farm
United
•These
6
Total
Public Iron, Motors Other — Land, Rub er
Oil
Ship ing
Railroads Public Iron,
Motors Other Land, Rub er Ship ing
Oil
Total
Stocks—
utiles
Railroads Public Tron,.stel, Equipment, Moatonrds Other
Land, Rub er
Ship ing Investm n
Miscelanou-^
Total.
otal—
T
utiles
Railroa—ds Public. Irsoten,l, Equipment Maont drs Other -vw.„ Land. Rub e—r
Oil
T-i'pctmPTi Miscelanous
corpate
Total
cn
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1770)
3
DOMESTIC
AND
(Continued from page 3)
Total Amount
Security
Accepted
Refunding
S
$
Jun
3
107-day
Treas.
bills
4
91-day
Treas.
91-day
Treas.
bills
bills
Jun 18
91-day
Treas.
bills
1.500.091,000
91-day
Treas.
bills
1.500,229,000
ctfs. of indebt.
4.411.154,000
447,357,000
Jun
ctfs. of indebt.
U.
S. Savings bas.
Depositary bonds—
Jun 15
Tax
Jun
1
1
yr.
Jun
1
1
yr.
Jun
1
antic'n
$3,110,339,720
$286,925,423
3,174,291,227
363,553,319
694,451,016
4,232,295,562
199,313,000
1951_„____
2,752,720,782
287.835,942
198,489.000
1950
2,620,789,950
321,097,558
299,591,000
1949—___
2,915,407,308
220,716,250
299,577,000
1948_______
2,775,367,400
319,581,538
521,576,643
425,132,638
335,123,027
303,449,111
1947
2,060,493,650
1946
1,301,388,000
1,201.879,000
1,200,500,000
1.400,368.000
Jun 25
Following is
Total
Stocks
Stocks
1953
1952
2,068,374,000
702,108,990
1945-
1,793,505,620
292,202,905
3,562,133,367
3,367,020,146
3,471,246,585
3,398,398,049
2,776,193,935
3,217,126,781
2,151,844,705
1,018,016,659
413,763,681
$
1,200,652,000
4,411,154,000
447,357.000
370.072,818
$706,993,896 $4,104,259,039
220,743,313
446.643,791
66,136,160
36,456,459
16,406,288
494,956,472
55,845,000
55,845,000
1944..
743,013,000
233,547.300
1.067,694,500
notes_
1,067,694,500
1943—
369,395,000
27,962,393
Large Domestic Corporate Issues During the Half Year
for
June
13.053,576,318
9,762,930.000
3.290,646,318
Total
for
six
57,804.697,836
48.422,365.500
9,382,332,336
months—
*INTRA-GOVERNMENT
FINANCING
Net Issued
Retired
Issued
JANUARY
Sinclair
$101,758,900
17,438,000
92,965.000
—
95,308,000
22,811,000
Union
100,000,000
Oil
due
tures
t75,527,000
118,119,000
Certificates
list the
principal issues of securities placed
during the first half of 1953 giving at the same time the
purpose of the issue:
we
$
$
JanuaryNotes
Below
Jan.
15,
Carbide &
notes
Aetna
Ainsworth
$1,500,000
188.273,000
Certificates
152,000,000
2,500.000
Notes
146,929,000
91,050,000
due
Nov.
298,929,000
205,379,000
141,100,000
88,000,000
94,191,000
United
Jan.
February-
93,053,000
for
Edison
Co.
pipeline
bonds
due
Jan.
44,050,000
162,750,000
stock
52,183,000
95,660,000
143,477,000
new
258,983,000
139,710,000
119,273,' 00
206,800,000
25,000,000
Total
for
April.
3 V2%
Inc.
York,
414%
Co.
1973.
1,
61,000,000
195,396.000
256,396.000
26.113,468.000
24,878.075,000
to
repay
1,976,114,500
1407,107,500
27,682,475.000
26.854,189,500
828,285,500
25,000,000 May
June-
Total
for
months—
six
29.102,873,000
27,714,309,500
due
to
ments
and
bonds
for
sales of special series certificates and notes; certificates
Adjusted Service Certificates Fund and Unemployed Trust Fund
notes to Federal Old Age and Survivors Insurance Trust Account,
Feb.
bank
common
Co.
capital
1983.
Total
15,
Foreign
Fund,
Results
IVestinghouse
Dec.
30,000,000
1965.
1,
3r/L>%
Corp.
general
to repay bank
mortgage
loans and
due
bonds
for the first half of 1953
compared with the somewhat
larger total of $4,232,295,562 for the similar period a
year ago, $3,562,133,367 for 1951
and $3,367,020,146 for
Chemical
Allied
debentures
Detroit
40,000,000
1950.
the first half of 1953 for the pur¬
while
added up to $110,281,135.
The
refunding obligations
foregoing figures contrasted with $3,936,343,787 for new
capital and $295,951,775 for refunding for the six months
Long-term
months
of
28,726,165
with the
bond
bond
$3i.
and
note
financing
in the
first
and
note
issues, $153,750,000 as against
the minute sum of $31,208 000, and common and pre¬
ferred stock offerings, together,
$993,919,319, a trifle low¬
as
size
against $1,568,119,849 in
Gas
Next
1952.
in order
of
1952.
the first six months of
the greater total of
as
Railroads followed totaling in
$186,542,000 compared with
1953
loans
due
against the far larger
as
sum
of $454,193,518
compared with $115,131,313
and
bonds
and
and
Natural
due
for
May
Aluminium
Consolidated
Ltd.
Purpose,
1978.
first and
3%%
Co.
Gas
1952, and land, building, etc., $11,998,-
lesser amount of $10,735,000 in
to
mortgage pipeline
repay bank loans
first
to
Purpose,
investments
increase
Motors
June
1970
1,
Corp.
Acceptance
to
4%
inclusive.
1973,
tables includes
to
Motors
Corp.
for
Purpose,
4%
C.
I.
Financial
T.
Corp.
we
for, working
Purpose,
Gas
1, ;1973,
for
Telephone
New York
due July
34,220,100 Southern
for
25,000,000 Consolidated
37/a%>
first
due
fund
repay
37/s%
Co.
1,
CORPORATE
ISSUES
convertible
414"/<■
The second
Our
record
JAN.
1
TO
Preferred
Stocks
30
Common
Stocks
JUNE
Total
$3,083,739,720
$286,925,423
$645,396,775
.016,061,918
3,053,291,227
359,703,319
674,841,016
,087,835,562
2,745,220,782
287,835,942
514,370.385
were
Gas
1983.
Purpose,
June
1,
Power Co. of Baltimore
sinking fund bonds series
for new construction.
Electric Light &
mortgage
of
sold
321,097,558
421,590.348
335.932,406
335,123,027
,439,246,585
since
1949
2,883,407,308
220.716,250
2,709,167,400
319,581,538
Private
sales,
those securities issues
not
well to explain,
303,449,111
332,198,049
rectly by negotiation to
494,956,472
210,071,316
765,521,438
ordinarily insurance companies and banks.
702,108.990
437,801,291
133,084,281
1945
1,768,505,620
292,202,925
65,236,160
690.763.000
233,547,300
36,456,359
965,766,659
1943
349,145,000
27,962,333
16,406,288
393,513,681
tion
is
made
between
125,944,705
1944
detailed
to
a
relatively few large purchasers,
to
No distinc¬
private and public issues in
compilation of capital flotations.
be made clear
comprise
publicly offered but sold di¬
1,993,174.000
avoid
any
due
C,
bonds,
C,
series
;
bonds,
mortgage
due
C,
series
$70,500
|
due quarterly
notes, series B,
$2,500,000 (January).
promissory
note
due
1968,
1,
June
of
shares
stock
common
10 cents),
(par
promissory notes due March 12, 1954-1967,
F,
4>/2%
Co.
promissory
¥'■'
(March).
1962-
1,
(May).
4%
into
stock
capital
at
due
debentures
subordinated
convertible
(convertible
sinking
3,/4%«
25-year
$18.50
share),
per
debentures
fund
1,
March
due
(March).
Co.,
Electric
(March).
1.
bonds,
lien
and
3.80%first closed mortgage
1977, $300,000 (January).
Co.
convertible
shares of 4.70%
20,000
Inc.
$100), $2,000,000
(par
Dec.
due
prqmissory notes due Feb. 1, 1958-
Hosiery Mills, Inc. 434%
Chadbourn
1954-1963,
due
notes
promissory notes due April
Inc. 4,/4%
Co.
Telephone
(February).
$1,400,000
1963,
cumulative preferred
53/4%
of
mortgage
414%
$7,000,000
Louisiana
series
shares
(January).
Co.
1,
first mortgage sinking fund bonds due Feb.
1973, $1,200,000 (March).
Chattanooga Gas Co. 4%
I.
Financial
T.
I.
314%
Corp.
15,
1959,
1,
April
due
334%
Corp.
notes
promissory
1973,
April
due
(June).
subordinated promissory notes due Feb.
Financial Corp. 334%
I. T.
notes
promissory
(April).
Financial
T.
$10,000,000
C.
I.
Financial
T.
$8,000,000
Dec.
City
1,
1,
Colonial
our
It ought also
misunderstanding of the
3%%
Colonial
June
Inc. 3?4 %
Locks
Feb.
due
15,
1963,
1,
Inclusive,
promissory notes due Feb. 1, 1973,
System,
1954-
15,
1968,
(June).
3.35%>
Co.
1,
notes due July
promissory
414%
Co.
$3,450,000
Credit
promissory notes due Jan.
414%
Inc.
(February).
Paper
inclusive,
notes
unsecured
due
Jan.
(January).
Shoe
414%
1,
promissory
414 %
(May).
Inc.
$5,000,000
Light
bonds,
series
Power
&
due
M.
Consolidated
1955-1968.
Dee.
inclusive,
promissory notes' due July 1,
414%
Inc. 3.70%
(March).
promissory
promissory
notes
due
June
314%
notes
15,
due
1963,
(June).
$1,500,000
Crocker
$7,000,000
Corp.
Petroleum
unsecured
Co. first and refunding mortgage
1, 1982, $10,765,000 (January).
Industries,
Chemical
12-year
notes
due
(June).
Machinery Corp.
1954-1965, $i.000.000
Connecticut
Cosden
•
(March).
(February).
Broadcasting
Congoleum-Nairn,
1978,
B,
1958,
1,
sinking fund notes due Feb.
414%,
Co.
Stone
due
bonds
Feb.
-
series
debentures,
$1,000,000
1962,
1973, $5,000,000
Compo
fund
due
(February).
$12,650,000
1969,
debentures
senior
5rU
subordinated
Co.
15,
&
Sand
$1,500,000
Combined
duo
1971.
1,
(June).
Corp.
(May).
Dec.
Colonial Stores,
15,
1958,
15,
Nov.
due
sinking
mortgage
first
5%
$500,000
Finance
to
notes
promisory
20-year
Co.
&
1963,
Acceptance
Colonial
July
debentures
(April).
P.)
1,
due
10-year
414 %
J.
N.
(June).
$100,000
Co.
notes
promissory
.
Phillipsburg,
of
1962,
Stores
< C.
314%
Corp.
(January).
Co.
Gas
(H.
S.)
& Co., Inc.
414%
promissory notes due April 1, 1965,
(April).
$1,000,000
Davidson
2,060.493,650
-
six months
started
it might be
Drilling
1972
$15,000,000
security issues placed privately shows
character, aggregating $12,281,826,during the first half of 1953.
This is
we
series
x
Line
Pipe
Columbia
compiling these figures sepa¬
rately in 1937.
The figures for the half year of 1953
placed through the private route amounted to 31.2%
of all corporate financing and compares with 31.3% so
placed in 1952,
period
547,427,109
2.593.244,500
1948
1947
sinking fund
Purpose, to repay bank loans
that 195 issues of this
220
bonds,
promissory notes due April 15, 1968 (Cana¬
4% %
Stores,
inclusive,
1955
construction.
refunding
1958,
1,
(June).
1967,
1.
200,000
Co.
Corp.
$6,000,000
$1,000,000
debentures
bank loans
amongst the largest in total amount and number of issues
Notes
.
Gas
Commercial
Bonds and
1951
1960.
refunding mortgage bonds,
repay bank loans.
involved in placements of this nature for any
1950.._
1,
Purpose, 10
1973.
due
notes
Sept.
due
(April).
1,
Clare
(
'
1984.
Gas
due June
new
Co.
1,
Natural
debentures
and
to
1967,
1,
1963, $25,000,000 (February).
notes
1
sinking
Purpose,
construction.
new
series G,
Co.
4'4%
inclusive.
and
35,000,000
Natural
Nov.
fund
sinking
notes
mortgage
general
(March).
preferred stock
1
Jan.
capital.
Northern
due
40.000,000
show the volume of corpo¬
foreign corporations;
DOMESTIC
&
five-year debentures
debentures due
4%
Feb.
(May).
Central
C.
for working
working capital.
due
notes
mortgage
(January).
4 V4 %
Inc.
Co.,
repay
Acceptance
1958.
1,
due
A,
first mortgage bonds due 1983, $4,050,-
general
$1,000,000
Inc.
$5,000,000
June
improvements.
July
series
(May).
Oil
Oct.
par).
promissory
Purpose,
due
bonds
mortgage
bonds,
shares of common stock (par $1),
Corp. 4%%*
Fisheries
April
50,000,000
term
general
10,000
C.)
$5,000,000
Y,
dpmestic issues by types of securities brought out
-
■
1983,
(January).
$10,000,000
(H.
1973,
due
sinking fund debentures due
bank loans and for capi¬
3.70%
Co.
Purpose,
1, 1983'.
General
due
senior
4!/4%>
6,000
Including Dec.
Broadway-Hale
City
162,098,500 Phillips Petroleum
tal
term
promissory
4'/4%
Inc.
(par $100),
inclusive,
(no
capital,
150,000.000
first
mortgage
senior
$2,022,000
Inc.
Brewster-Bartle
subsidiaries.
in
1,
(April).
$2,500,000
Co.,
$18,000,000
debentures
374%
Co.
1973,
(March).
4,/4%>
RR.
Refractories,
and
$200,000
program.
Gas
to
capital stock
of
shares
816,090
Natural
.
June
first
33/4%
RR.
1972,
Refractories,
Bolack
JUNE
due
4%!%
20-year
3'/4%
Co.
RR.
Line
1972,
Rock
Bohack
C.
1952.
in the first half of each of the
past 10 years.
1953
bank
1,
May
(June).
first mortgage bonds due Feb.
3'/2%
Co.
Line
1,
Beneficial Loan
mort¬
repay
Private Sales of Securities in the Half Year
In the tabulation below
to
10 repay
refunding
Purpose,
4%
Co.
1973.
1,
Purpose,
General
500 in the first half of 1953
compared with the somewhat
1952.
mort¬
due
notes
$750,000
(January).
Co.
$2,000,000
Coast
1,
Basic
C.
i
Line
Coast
$4,000,000
refunding
first and
4%
June 1, 1984.
construction.
new
expansion
for
Purpose,
$165,000,000
notes,
(February).
construction
new
25,000.000
1,
promissory
33/4%
Co.
$10,000,000
1978,
due
for
Electric
27,747,060
equipment manufacturers, $23,250,000, contrasted
with $1,109,100 in
July
shares of common stock
due May
1, 1983.
for new construction.
Southern
30,000,000
;
(March).
July
Basalt
bank loans.
reduce
bonds
loans
1
1
$269,369,000 in 1952; iron, steel, etc.,
1952; rubber $25,000,000
in 1952;
sinking fund
for expansion.
25*year
as
for the first half
$85,054,403
314%
general and refunding
May 1, 1988.
Purpose,- for
883,882
Co.
to
series V,
bonds,
gage
the
miscellaneous category which totaled
against the much smaller figure of $265,727.909 in the first six months of 1952; other industrial
and manufacturing
$792,642,601, as against $1,233,694,239
in 1952; oils, $426,939,596 compared with
$297,581,384 in
1952; investment trusts, trading, holding companies, etc.,
$190,081,246 as against the very small sum of $16,634 250
was
$806,525,513
due
Buckeye
$1,556,-
225,180
mortgage
35-year
Electric Co.
&
Philadelphia
than the total for the first half of 1952 of
$1,058,004,335.
„Public utility emissions held to their long-established
trend by surpassing all other categories in total dollar
volume for the first half of 1953. They totaled
1.
capital
of
promissory
subordinated
(February).
1972,
1,
Central
30,000,000
3 (4 %
City Electric Co. 3%4%
Carnation
six
4%>
Co.
$750,000
Coast
Atlantic
MAY
$65,000,000 Pacific Gas
to $2,956,589,720 as compared
up
4V2%
Illinois
15-year
Co.
Gas
Investment
$750,000
Purpose,
series M,
Purpose,
1,
May
(May).
1973,
$1,000,000
first
Co.
314%
3%%
Co.
Paso Natural
(par
bank
footed
July
for construction program.
1978.
1,
due
(January).
dian),
Corp.
Dye
April
bonds,
gage
slightly larger amount of $3,143,083,227 in 1952;
short-term
El
1952.
1953
due June
shares
construction.
new
of raising new capital totaled $3,993,977,904,
due
Edison
mortgage
Issues placed during
&
1987,
1968,
City Electric Co. 36,000 shares of 4.35% cumulative preferred
(par $100), $3,600,000 (January).
Atlantic
APRIL
$200,000,000
1968,
1,
Jan.
2nd series
stock,
Booth
as
debentures
(February).
Corp.
41/4%
Investment
$10,000,000
expansion.
Light
Purpose,
flotations
corporate
ended June 30,
for
&
notes
1,436.552
Co.
Power
1983.
30-year
unsecured
Line
Purpose,
$5).
(par
Pennsylvania
25,000,000
Oil
Co.
Investment
1,
Atlantic
capital.
working
tor
Pipe
1,
May
due
(February).
$10,000,000
stock
314%
Co. *3 '/a%
Credit
Purpose,
due
notes
notes
(May).
1977,
March
of
Co.
Telephone
Atlantic
for
debentures due
Purpose, for expansion and working capital.
Interprovincial
stock
for the Half-Year
aggregated $4,104,259,039
1946-
Nov.
sinking fund deben¬
refunding ($3,344,290)
additions and improve¬
($21,655,700).
314%
Purpose,
Corp.
Electric
1981.
Commercial
25,911,936
4%
Corp.
$4,250,000
1968,
$1,000,000
Associates
MARCH
Service
Retirement Fund,
Canal Zone Retirement Fund, Alaska Railroad Retirement Fund, Postal
Savings System, Government Life Insurance Fund, National Service
Life
Insurance
Fund,
Federal Deposit
Insurance Corporation,
and
Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Cnmoration,
tNet retired.
Retirement
Service
rate
1973,
Basic
$50,000,000
fund
promissory
construction.
new
par),
(March).
Western
Ashtabula
Purpose,
and
Power
1,
(no
stock
Co., Inc. sinking fund promissory note due March
Public Service
subordinated promissory
for working capital.
334%
to
pose
due
Atlantic
loans
Mohawk
Feb.
subordinated notes
stock). Pur¬
junior
into
1978.
working
due
debentures, due Feb. 1, 1978.
and for working capital.
Purpose,
Stores
1,
•Comprises
Civil
$400,000
$14,500,000
000
Corp.
1963.
bank
repay
Niagara
1.388,563,500
1,
sinking
334%
Supply
Investment
$12,000,000
capital.
Department
tures,
and
25,000,000
Feb.
capital
of
shares
(June).
Anderson-Prichard
of common
loans and for
loans
314%
Co.
3.80%
Co.
Instrument
1965,
notes
first
mortgage
first
Purpose,
repay
(convertible
1973
Financial
T.
due
notes
1.235,393,000
1,569,007,000
I.
C.
236.380,000
492,776,000
May-
Credit
1,
working
for
pose,
25,000,000
for
Total
Feb.
due
163,620,000
bank
Co.
Hospital
Associates
reduce
to
Commercial
300,000,000
131,778,000
to
Co. 25-year 3'/2%
Case (J. I.)
25,000,000
361,000.000
Notes
and
1,
1,000,000 shares
Corp.
Purpose,
par).
notes,
(May).
$6,470,000
Arkansas
construction.
Purpose,
MayCertificates
(no
Power
promissory
10-year
promissory notes due Sept. 15, 1977,
60,000
Inc.
Cyanamid
Associates
Notes
in
fund
loans.
Niagara Mohawk
27,500,000
Certificates
of
sinking
mortgage
New
of
Transmission
Gas
Tennessee
51,962,000
$1,900,000
American
notes,
y
Filter
Air
American
Arizona
first
construction.
new
refunding mortgage bonds, series I, due Feb. 1, 1983.
Purpose, to repay bank loans and for expansion program.
bank
er
additions and
and
April—
so'd
capital
3%%
Inc.
Purpose,
Consolidated
53,100,000
11,138,000
182,191,000
Energy,
bonds.
30,000,000
234,153,000
for
Purpose,
3%-4,/4%
Co.
(April).
American
fund
sinking
(May).
Industries,
Ansul^Chefftical
Electric
40,000,000
Notes
1982.
1,
due
working
notes
promissory
33/4%
FEBRUARY
March—
Certificates
Purpose,
Co.
Rubber
Manufacturing
(January).
$4,500,000
Aluminum
American
100-year
capital.
149.500,000
$65,000,000
Total for February.
States
subordinated
15-year
Allegheny-Ludlum Steel Corp. 334%
promissory
for expansion program.
3% %
Corp.
2051.
1,
55,879,000
93,550,000
25,000,000
5%
(June),
$3,000,000 (May).
152,716,000
135,557,000
Total for January.
1983.
Co.
Finance
$1,500,000
American
Carbon
list of all private issues which we have
a
of the figures for the past several years:
summary
subordinated deben¬
Purpose, for expansion program.
convertible
3V4%
Corp,
issues
only of security
is
reported in the first six months of 1953 together with a
$780,000
Total
the compilation
and does not include bank loans.
370.072.818
1.500,701.000
Jun 11
figures, that
30
Common
800,064,000
800,064,000
Jun
JUNE
TO
I
Preferred
Notes
Indebtedness
ISSUES—INCLUDING
CORPORATE
Bonds and
New
Type of
Dated
FOREIGN
CANADIAN—JAN.
9,-1953
Monday, November
*
.,
Bros.
Inc.
434%
promissory
notes
due
1968,
$6,000,000
(March).
Davison
Chemical
Dean
& Co
dated
Defense
Co.
3.95%
promissory
(June).
$5,000,000
5%
Feb.
1,
Project,
10-year sinking fund
and due Feb.
1953
Inc.
including Dec. 31,
note
due
May
1,
1987,
,
5%
subordinated debentures, series B,
1963, $300,000 (February).
1,
mortgage
note
due
1972, $400,000 (January).
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to
and
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&
Brass
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1,
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Detroit Edison
Co.
L, due Jan.
Dixie
Malleable
Co.
4Vzr/o
1954-1968, $1,000,000
15,
Co.
Cup
15-year
debentures
due
Natural
annually
(March).
general and refunding mortgage bonds, series
1973, $24,000,000 (January).
33/4%
promissory
due
notes
Nov.
1,
stock
due
3% %
Co.
promissory notes due Sept.
1,
1972,
(March).
East
May
Elgin
Natural
Nov.
Paso
Corp.
1,
Federal
due
Electric
1,
(par
$1),
First
$700,000
pipe
line
bonds
Oakland
due
bonds)
sinking fund
Orr
$65,000,-
Corp.
1954
4!/2%
promissory
mortgage
5%
sinking
fund
shares
class
of
B
Porto
stock
common
(May).
of
v.
Pittsfield,
Inc.
43/4%
promissory
Acceptance
(January).
2,000 shares of 5%
Corp.
A,
Public
(par $100),
$80,000
Public
(par
Corp.
$100),
Florida
$8,000,000
Power
series
B
Florida
80,000
&
(par
shares
of
cumulative
preferred stock
Radio
(May).
Light
Co.
Co. 4%
shares
4 Va %
of
preferred
stock,
(February).
1968,
$400,000
Foremost
debentures due March 1, 1978, $1,000,000
bonds, series F,
promissory
note
due
due Feb.
May
Radio
1,
in
Inc.
20-year real estate mortgage
4%), $5,000,000 (June).
of
excess
Gary-Hobart Water Corp.
$3,100,000 (January).
General
Acceptance
1,
General
1968,
first
4.70%
52,
1983,
1,
subordinated
sinking
due
Sept.
3.80%,
fund
1953
1,
to
equipment
June
1,
1973,
General
Aniline
1972,
&
Film
$5,000,000
Film
1972,
&
$5,000,000
General
Finance
General
$3,250,000
General
Motors
to
General
Corp.
inclusive,
General
Telephone
Co.
$1,000,000 (April).
Telephone
4V'2%
(P.
clusive,
Co.
A.)
City
Michigan
4.90%
$15,000,000
$2,000,000
Co.
000
June
notes
due
April
first
mortgage
3%%
first
mortgage
first
debentures,
mortgage
$650,000
sinking
due
;
Feb.
due
first
mortgage
bonds
promissory
Nov.
due
first mortgage bonds dated
1,
1967,
1974,
South
1946,
South
1,
of
amount
to
sinking fund
purchase
notes),
common
$750,000
Light Co. 3'/4%
notes
stock
(with
$6
at
1973
Gas
(March).
$900,000
Honolulu
1,
&
Water
bonds,
Pipe
series C,
&
Line
preferred
stock
(par
1,
cumulative
$3,000,000
series
C,
(R.
H.)
&
$11,000,000
Corp.
4V2%
first
trust
bonds
mortgage
15,
1954-1965,
Market
1972.
1968,
inclusive,
Market
1,
Massey-Harris
$5,000,000
Mead
Corp.
promissory
(May).
15-year 4(4%
4%
Acceptance
Corp.
4.25%
3%%
1954-1968,
1,
note
due
notes
Jan.
1,
March
due
1954
Tyler
to
1,
$2,000,000
serial
4%%.
Corp. 4%%
due
1,
notes
due
Feb.
due
due
1963,
dated
notes
June
1,
Jan.
1953
15,
and
(June).
12-year promissory note due
A
stock
common
1965,
3(4%
sinking
(no
fund
par), $176,220
due
(March).
20-year promissory notes
Power
debentures
Co.
374%
first
due June
mortgage
1972,
1,
bonds
due
1983,
debentures
due
1978,
(June).
Water
Power
Co.
4%
sinking
fund
(June).
Instrument
1967-1969, inclusive,
Whirlpool Corp. 4%%
Trend
4(4%
June
Dec.
1968,
15,
due
Corp.
4(4%
promissory
due
June
30-year debentures due Dec. 15,
1981,
$1,000,000
notes
(June).
promissory notes due May 1, 1969-70, $2,000,000
Gathering
series
due
1970,
W.)
(F.
Co.
System,
Inc.
$7,900,000
3(4%
first
mortgage
pipe
(March).
line
bonds,
•>,
promissory notes due 1958-1973, inclusive,
$10,000,000 (May).
1,
$10,000,000
$3,-
Manufacturing Co. 4% 20-year promissory note due 1973,
(March).
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
Corp.)
Dec.
10-year
first
31,
notes
notes
due
Jan.
series G, due Aug.
1967,
due
1,
Co.
1982,
of
mortgage
3%%
first mortgage sinking fund bonds,
$7,000,000
all
private
given in the following table:
1963,
1968,
1,
summary
$3,-
PRIVATE
bonds
33a%
due
bonds
Sept.
1,
1982,
1953—Number
due
Sept.
1,
1982,
of
CORPORATE
issues
notes
due
Dec.
1964,
15,
1963,
$5,000,000
1951—Number
notes
due
March
1,
1971,
111.)
first
subordinated
mortgage
bonds,
debentures
due
1949—Number
$2,156,500
June
230
of
issues
1966,
1,
263
&
Gas
Co.
July
1,
&
Gas
of
1981,
3%%
Issues
$300,000
and
and
1947—Number
refunding mortgage
228
refunding mortgage
issues
bonds
due Oct.
1946—Number
1,
213
of
I '
issues
Co.
4%
promissory
notes
due
1964,
of
issues
Co.
4%
senior
Co.
notes
due
April
bonds
due
Aug.
1963,
1,
1,
$2,-
1944—Number
of
1943—Number
Terstegge
Co.
80
promissory
of
issues
notes
sinking fund
due
April
-
debentures
1,
65
of
shares—
1942—Number
1968, !
Business
60
of
$1,500,000
issues
notes
due
Nov.
30,
,
.
5%%
of
stock
of
purchase
.
„
.
1989—Number
.
issues
1,
30
55
$180,977,500
$272,897,500
27.4
25.2
38
55
93
$210,664,850
$433,934,550
31.2
64.4
41.6
.
of
issues
128
of
87
215
$538,562,300
$418,775,000
$957,337,300
38.0
34.8
36.A
total volume
issues
65
92
157
$326,959,904
of
$507,580,385
$834,540,289
29.6
30.6
30.2
issues
66
71
137
$309,980,000
Volume
'
Water
27.4
22.2
Percent of total volume
promissory notes due Feb. 1, 1968, $2,000,000
140
$869,990,739
23.1
25
Volume
preferred stock
warrants attached, $1,-
80
$499,148,114
-
$223,269,700
Percent of
cumulative
182
20.5
$91,920,000
.
20-year 4(4%
1940—Number
15,000 shares
common
(May).
36.4
April
1941—Number
,
Inc.
Forms,
(March).
117
17.6
$370,842,625
volume
25.2
$722,001,687 $1,283,561,687
21.4
Percent of total volume
due
245
35.5
$561,560,000
Volume
4(4%
34.0
165
14.0
Percent of total volume
4%%
437
39.2
$450,826,055 $1,221,719,324 $1,672,545,379
Volume-
(April).
461
42.7
243
27.3
issues
Percent of total
(March).
221
44.5
194
Volume
1956-1975,
390
39.5
$758,691,200 $1,388,893,599 $2,147,584,799
total volume
Volume
$500,000
240
41.1
Percent of total volume
Investment
177
45.8
$1,396,705,750 $1,400,982,395 $2,797,688,145
total volume
Percent of tctal voxume
$1,-
41.0
$975,296,545 $2,209,625,914
35.6
(March).
Generating
527
55.8
$1,234,329,369
Volume
first mortgage
40.4
299
29.8
Volume
(February).
37/s%
4(4%. promissory
$11,100,000 (April),
&
of
Percent of
first
494
43.1
$1,004,814,054 $1,405,995,457 $2,410,809,511
Percent of
(March).
Co.
Generating Co.
first
33/4%
1, 1981, $300,000
470
36.6
231
37.9
Volume
1953-1970,
249
41.9
$1,350,458,924 $1,425,070,204 $2,775,529,128
Percent of total volume
1948—Number
promissory notes due July 1,
Total Yea*
Last 6 Mos.
31.3
Volume
(January).
Electrc
FINANCING
$1,323,493,437 $1,823,381,851 $3,146,875)288
Percent of total volume
$225,000
is
31.2
issues
of
Volume
$1,500,000
1968,
due
1937
195
Percent of total volume
due
since
$1,281,826,220
Percent of total volume
1952—Number
promissory
mortgage
(February).
placements
1st 6 Mos.
3%%
$418,577,500
$728,557,500
30.7
35.3
33.2
Percent of total volume
.
Works
1963,
Corp. 3%%
$425,000 (May),
first
mortgage
bonds,
of
Issues
127
51
76
$229,828,780
Volume
series B,
$450,683,000
$680,511,780
33.8
30.8
31.8
Percent of total volume
bonds,
Oil
series
Pipe
B,
Line
due
4%
Co.
April
1,
first
1972,
mortgage
$11,600,000
and
1937—Number
collateral
of
.
64
53
117
$305,991,000
$150,311,094
$456,302,094
17.1
23.3
18.7
Issues
Volume
(March).
Fixture
Corp. 15-year 4.50%
(February).
promissory
notes
due
Feb.
1,
1968,
(Continued
1959-
compared
note
due
March
with $2,478,550,419 for the
mortgage
bonds
due
1970,
bonds,
on
page
8)
we
present
tabulation
a
of
$2,601,740,743 for the first six
1953
months of
municipal financing by months since January 1951:
,
1,
due
1964,
41/2%-5(/2%
first mortgage
through Nov. 1,
1962,
$4,000,000
OF
MUNICIPAL
FIGURES
-1953-
$1,000,000
series D,
for Half-Year
period last year.
same
SUMMARY
$
■
January
February
Total
$
$
365,219,400
2,180,965
419,668,740
March
4,938,750
BY
MONTHS
1951
1952
Refunding
385,672,408
New
Capital
Refunding
Total
New
Capital
Refunding
tB
Total
$
$
$
$
S
390,611,158
348,674,310
221,100,904
569,775,214
153,524.409
19,394,000
172,918,409
367,400,365
285,406,211
7,938,205
293,344,416
181,216,934
3,496,500
184,713,434
167.914,060
437,883,640
143,907,216
4,185,900
148,093,116
157,686,060
23,648,290
346,904,800
452,107,913
1,937,211
454,045,124
647,165,350
375,903,215
11,276,530
387,179,745
228,498,911
407,213,400
10,228,000
3,569,000
4,436,904
232,067,911
1,936,400
392,874,650
June
18,214,900
323,256,510
645,228,950
-
Corp.
1953
1982,
1977,
1,
(May).
Below
promissory
sinking fund debentures due July 1,
1,
$20,000,000
Electrical
Long-term financing by States and municipalities aggregated
as
Transport
Nov.
Co.
Volume
Electric
Chemical
Anril_,
Suburban
bonds,
May
(March).
$1,750,000
1973,
(May).
&
class
of
Volume
New Capital
Carbide
1,
1,
1973,
1,
June
promissory notes due Jan.
Michigan Gas & Electric Co. first mortgage 4l/4%
May 1, 1933, $750,000 (May).
Milwaukee
fund
bonds
promissory
(Chicago,
$3,400,000
April
trust
(March).
first
Jan.
Jan.
due
.
fund
4'/2%
pre¬
$1,500,000
(June).
due
note
$1,400,000
Percent of total volume
sinking
$2,500,000
Co.
due
Municipal Financing
4(4%
serial
inclusive,
Power
Water
1938—Number
(June).
Gas
due
(June).
Haute
due
1,
1968,
sinking fund debentures due
4%%
Westinghouse Electric Corp. 3 '/2 %
$50,000,000 (March).
i
(January).
Midwest
notes
4(/2%
mortgage
convertible
(May).
1973,
1,
due May
notes
debentures due Jan.
promissory
Merritt-Chapman & Scott Corp.
1963,, $4,500,000 (March).
MidSouth
Jan.
(January).
20-year
20-year
inclusive,
1963,
5%
Inc.
promissory notes due annually
inclusive, $500,000 (March).
Co.
1977,
note
debentures
(March).
$12,500,000
Mercantile
due
4(4%
1968,
notes
sinking
and
3% %
Corp.
Trans-Mountain
Basket
Jan.
promissory notes
$1,500,000
(Calif.)
$1,000,000
Weston
$3,000,-
Terre
Products,
1,
&
1978,
Washington
$1,500,000
May
(formerly Colorado Steel
4%
first
first
Superior Steel Coip.
(nar
$1001,
with
due
(January).
Basket
inclusive,
3%%
Inc.
Co.,
Volume
first
promissory note due Feb.
Inc.
Co.,
37/a%
fund
37/8%
Superior Steel Corp. 4(4%
Automotive
$1,500,-
(June).
(February).
Maremont
1968,
mortgage
sinking fund
promissory
first
Co.
Co.
Carolina
500,000
4%
Co.
Propane Gas Corp.
1968, $2,000,000
(May).
1,
dated
notes
mortgage
Percent of total volume
$1,250,000
preferred stock
(February).
Sessions Co.
1,
Woolworth
Corp.
Co.
Co.
$5,400,000
bonds,
$20),
mortgage and collateral
1973, $15,000,000 (April).
Chemical
&
Electric
1950—Number
inclusive,
due
3%%
(January).
2,670 shares
Washington
bonds
Spring Valley Water Works & Supply Co. 30-year first mortgage 3 V2 % i
mortgage bonds,
1980,
4%
promissory
3.85%
Suburban
first
1,
Co.
due April
$14,500,000
Lamson
bonds
(April).
shares of 6%
Sept.
5(4%
note
Sunset-McKee
Aluminum
1976,
mortgage sinking fund
$3,000,000
33/4%
Co.
1,
due
notes
due
Sper.cer
(February).
and due
1953
Interprovincial
Kaiser
50,000
10-year
promissory
Carolina
Stratton
Co., Ltd.
$1,000,000
mortgage
1955-1968,
1,
notes
promissory
5'/2%
500,000
1977, $4,550,-
1,
(March).
Gas
March
first
Co., Ltd. 45,000 shares of 6%
Gas
(par $20),
Indiana
4V4%
warrants),
first
May
5%
So' thwpstem
debentures due Sept.
4(4%
Volume
080,000
share
.
(with
to
4%
Carolina
South
common
per
to
$4,000,000
promissory
Co.
1954-1963,
1,
1945—Number
subordinated
warrants
due
Corp.
Carolina
1979,
due
(June).
(Alexander), Inc. 3%%
South
1,
March
May
Corp.
Water
bends
3'/4%
due
Acceptance
Co.
Oct.
due
notes
(April).
Acceptance
inclusive,
4%
note
inclusive,
33/4%
Warner-Hudnut, Inc. 4(4%
,
$1,000,000 (June).
pre¬
(February).
Sheridan
Smith
due Nov. 1
B,
cumulative
(April).
Finance
bonds due July
6%
Inc.
Electric
1,
Silex
cumulative
promissory notes due quarterly from
1973,
1,
Sea Food Co., Inc. 4.30%
(March).
Inc.
Virginia
A
Co.
Electric
$939,000
ser/es
mortagge bonds,
shares of 4 % %
notes
Inc.
sinking
Co.
(January).
(January).
Feb.
6030
in¬
bonds
1958-1968,
$4.50
of
(April).
1962,
(March).
;
l,
due
(April).
due
(April).
fund
,,
notes
debentures
(May).
bonds,
bonds
cumulative
Vectxon,
(January).
$18,000,000
15,
June
(January).
$1,500,000
1,
(March).
face
Honolulu
Macy
3.95%
4>4%
first
Co.
Hoberg Paper Mills, Inc.
000
due
notes
Tobacco
Yale & Towne
Sons
Steel
Electric
$3,000,000
1,
shares
(March).
mortgage
Co. 37/e%
Co.
Corp.
(January).
Finance
Van Camp
(May).
Electric
Seaboard
(May).
4'/4%
Paper
purchase
Hartford
May
(June).
Mines,
to
Scranton
(March).
Hackensack Water Co.
up
Sangamo
(March).
Northern
stock
1,
Seymour
Co.
Co. 4%%
Steel
$5,000,000
Great
Kentucky
promissory
(February).
$3,000,000
Electric
(April).
(June).
subordinated
3%%
$3,500,000
Granite
promissory
due Nov. 1,
(Marchi.
Rotary
due
(par $5), $187,-
$3,000,000
promissory
3%%
4J/2'%
first
Sugar
$8,000,000
Universal
1983,
Wilcox
15-year
Securities
of
Co.
Granite City Steel
1967,
1,
March
due
notes
due
(April).
mortgage
(January).
H.)
Union
due
first mortgage bonds
notes
3%%
Controls
notes
stock
(January).
$10,000,000
serial
30-year
4%
Rubber
States
1968,
bonds
3V2%
30-year 33/4%
serial
Corp.
(John
Securities
Sept. 1, 1973, $6,300,000
Grand
March
$1,500,000
promissory
4%
4%
Corp.
Telephone Directory
Glatfelter
notes
notes,
(April).
(February).
Corp.
30,000
$3,105,000
par),
Co.
to April
1957
United States
serially from April 1,
sinking fund debentures, series
(May).
6%
Co.,
promissory
capital
(March).
Scranton
Corp.
of
Co.
$2,000,000
General
33/4%
$165,000,000
Acceptance
1973, $3,000,000 (May).
General
promissory
capital
due
(June).
Plywood
375,000
Acceptance
1973,
3 V2 %
15-year 5 V2 %
Motors
1983,
due
United
1978,
due
$24,000,000 (June).
Roebling's
(May).
Corp.
Acceptance
$23,790,000 (May).
1970
notes
bonds
(January).
America
of
$4,000,000
Corp.
Motors
1965,
promissory
notes
$225,000
Mexico
Production
$2,000,000
Roddis
cer¬
(February).
Aniline
General
Haile
3 V2 %
Corp.
mortgage
first mortgage
4Va%
$1,000,000
(June).
5%
65,000
$6,500,000
America
Robertshaw-Fulton
due
note
trust
first
(April).
Oil
500,000
Corp.
Inc.
New
Co.
$700,000
1983,
1,
United States
1983,
1,
Richfield
(June).
Transportation
series
(with
1,
mortgage bonds due Jan.
due
25-year 4%%
$100),
of
Co.
of
Corp.
1966,
Corp.
$4,000,000
American
tificates,
33/4 %
loan
(par
Creek
Radio
(June).
Enterprises,
interest
bonds
$18,000,000
Corp.
Quinto
1968,
1,
first mortgage
March
Co.
Condenser
1963,
4 %>%
Inc.
3.85%
$5,000,000
$2,500,000
$10,000,000
Froedert
July
first mortgage
1973,
(April).
(February).
Dairies,
$10,000,000
stock
$10,000,000
4%
1,
(May).
Radio
•
(March).
Florida Telephone Corp.
3.80%
Colorado
of
America
of
(no
United States Envelope
Jan.
due
1978,
Condenser
000
50,000
$100), $5,000,000
Public Utilities
4%%
Co.
inclusive,
Service,
100-year
of
(May).
mortgage
1963,
Co.
Service
1982,
Co.
stock
due
(June).
Service
due
Power
1,
shares
United Specialties
$4,300,000
first
3%%
(January).
12,500
debentures, series
20-year promissory notes
Co.
Gas
1,
Rope Corp.
Biscuit
ferred
subordinated
Corp.
$100,000,000
(May).
United
debentures
(March).
Finance
ferred
stock
common
sinking fund
July
Telephone Co.
$250,000
(January).
(April).
Florida
April
Wire
Carbon
&
2051,
1,
500
3%%
(April).
4% %
Carbide
$25,000,000
Inc.
due April
(par $100),
preferred stock
Corp.
(June).
Co.,
to
Public
4.40%
(May).
Rico
1957-
due
note
$500,000
preferred
Union
(April).
Pittsburgh Coke & Chemical Co. 3y2%
1964, $1,000,000 (February).
bonds
(May).
100,000
Co.
Public Service
$25,000,000
first
Co.
$3,000,000
Union
(February).
Gas
Pennsylvania Power & Light Co.
due
note
&
Acceptance Corp. ■ 5Va%
Natural
Iron
due
bonds
Nov.
of
(February).
Northwestern
bonds
mortgage
Corp. 51,500 shares
$5,150,000
Electric
Gas
$12,000,000
Fisher Brown Co., Inc. 800 shares of
'■
fund
(May).
Co.
Penn
Illinois"4%first
of
1991, $5,000,000
1,
American
North
bonds
"
Products
Co.
sinking
mortgage
first mortgage
Products
inclusive,
$200,000
first
Instrument
$175,000
Federal Loan
pipeline
$100),
State
$2,300,000
'
&
1965,
Electric
1963,
3%%
1963, $2,250,000
Feb.
Federal
Co.
Inc. 3%%
Camera
May 15,
mortgage
(February).
(February).
Fairchild
first
4V2 %
(April).
5%
Gas
$15,000,000
Electric Energy,
000
Co.
10-year first mortgage
$300,000 (January).
1962,
Natural
1968,
Gas
1969, $4,000,000
Softener
due
El
1,
Co.
(January).
Electric & Gas
due 1963, $550,000
A,
Tennessee
due
(par
Dec.
North
$3,800,000
State
York
New
$2,000,000
1971,
Storage
$3,000,000
York
New
(June).
Eagle-Picher
Gas
1972,
3.20%
T
(1771)
18,900,780
411,775,430
614,932,804
11,180,000
626,112,804
279,816,932
2,914,011
282,730,943
2,531,920,653
69,820,085
2,601,740,743
2,220,931,669
257,618,750 2,478,550,419
1.407,956,646
226,673,617
318,936,418
411,650,304
(January).
Minnesota
bonds,
Total
Valley
second
Natural
Gas
1968 series,
Co.
first
$600,000
mortgage
4(/2%>
sinking
1st
6
months
fund
(May).
—
July
44,038,415 1,451,995,061
Loan
$1,000,000
Moore
Society
Morton
promissory
notes
due
1,
1955-1963,
1,803,600
320,740,018
due
S.),
May
Inc.
6%
1,
1363,
convertible
$200,000
Packing Co. 25,000 shares of
sinking
fund
subordinated
( June).
common
stock
(par $1),
$175,000
August
202,948,600
210,383,813
150,581,908
841,000
151,422,908
436,980,735
2,395,600
439,376,335
264,730,210
4,185,000
268,915,210
304,986,240
3,749,000
308,735,240
368,114,910
17,863,200
385,978,110
November
179,231,260
48,609,000
227,840,260
301,595,200
393,847.906
9,115,600
402,963,506
297,470,200
276,119,215
4,125,000
December
May
(May).
(William
debentures
4%%
September
October
Monroe
2,475,000
7.435,218
19,409,835
295,529,050
224,198,617
Total 2nd 6 months
(April)/
National
000
Gypsum Co. 33/4%
promissory notes due July 1, 1.977, $3,500,-
(January).
Total
12 months
•Revised
figures.
"I—III
1,742,193,358
73,779,418 1,815,972,776
1,675,952,861
48,227,635 1,428,651,446
ZZIZI
3.963,125,027
331,398,168 4,294,523,195
3.083,909,507
92,266,050 3,176,175,557
-
$
Financing
Issues Not Representing New
Gas
Placed
amount.
occasion that owners of large blocks of
securities which have been outstanding for some time,
happens
on
desiring to liquidate all or part of their holdings, prefer
to do so by making a public offering of the securities
Life
Likewise some public utility holding companies com¬
plying with the Utility Holding Company Act dispose
of their holdings of subsidiary companies through public
offerings. Similarly "special offerings" on the several
stock exchanges are included with the secondary offer¬
ings in our totals since 1942. Of course the companies
involved
are
receive
of
part
no
the
June
s
NEW
S
January
24,437,189
S
Inc;
A.
&
I.
$
25,010,104
February
20,944,488
36,275,734
24,674,494
24,442,067
&
64,074,568
22,818,254
65,612,548
32,565,113
48,971,104
32.288,324
44,216,600
28,562,947
10,373,126
28,869,867
55,433,608
15,696,485
June
24,733,582
25,654,929
21,346,188
51,670,355
29,300,280
154,075,474'211,611,641 151,924,399 266,385,282 170,072,608
9,783.161
Haupt
23.751.732
29,082,761
24,020,057
24,688,344
6,662,745
15,882,167
13,435,865
19,195,618
26,783,641
37,214,340
October
66,580,085
21.944,601
39,098,263
66,724,136
November
21,413.265
36,607,693
16,740,493
34,116,548
11.334.733
due
25,185,622
loans
December
24,790,489
35,549,839
140,000,000 Northern
Co.;
151,246,302 133,184,851 180,092,730
191,639,673
Details of New
During June, 1953
Bonds
Later
(Issues Maturing
Notes
and
Five
Than
Years)
RAILROAD
&
*$2,022,000 Atlantic
series
and
Line
Coast
C.
due
additions.
4'A7*
RR.
Juiv
19^2,
1,
Price,
general
Purpose,
at
and
par
mortgage bonds,
for improvements
accrued
interest.
Co.,
J3,000,000 Chesapeake
due
from
&
Halsey,
Stuart
others.
and
Securities
1954
1,
to
July
according
to
to
Offered
Jl,170,000 Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha Ry. 4 V2 % equip¬
ment trust certificates, due annually July 1, 1954 to 1968,
from
Purpose,
3.50%
by Halsey,
13,150,000 New
York,
trust
Chicago
certificates
from
to
to
St.
for
according
Co.
&
RR.
July
3%%
equipment
1954 to
1968,
Price, to yield
maturity.
Offered
15,
equipment.
new
3.75%,
Stuart
Louis
annually
Inc.
to
and
Wm.
Pollock
E.
series
Pacific
JJ,
bonds,
and
&
Freeman
Williams
Michigan Corp.;
&
son
Co.
trust
Co.;
&
Co.;
Co.;
&
E.
Hutton
F.
Gregory & Son
Mullaney,
Wells
Pollock
E.
Wm.
Co.
Co.,
Co.;
and
S.
F.
PUBLIC
1,
&
G.
Purpose,
and
Pierce,
Co.
&
for
accrued
Fenner
Becker
4'/4%
Co.
&
mortgage
construction
Interest.
Offered
Union
Beane;
Inc.;
first
Eastman,
bonds
Dillon
Corp;
certificates,
trust
William
Mutual
Co.;
&
Weeden
and
Sills,
Co.;
Co.
&
Fairman
35,000 Sunday's
Shields
Inc.;
&
Co.;
Shelby
Harris,
57c
Co.
Water
&
F.
Smithers
S.
Cullom
Davis
&
Co,
mortgage
bentures
natural
Phillipsburg,
of
due
bonds
due
Dec.
1,
Price,
1962,
102.239%
Halsey,
Stuart
<te
Ball.
Co.;
&
and
Co.
N.
4 >4 7*
J.
Purpose,
of
July
for
10-year
conversion
of
Iowa
Green,
Bruce
1,
Hirsch
Bache
interest.
&
Co.;
Offered
Baker,
by
Weeks
Inc.;
Northwest
Peters,
Writer
&
Co.. Inc.;
Rothschild &
Schwabaoher
&
Co.;
&
Co.;
Yantis
298,000 Fort
Myers
ments.
of
&
Beach
Inc.;
$1)
1,
Purpose,
by
in
4V'b%
to
Price,
Co.;
Stroud
Wertheim
Inc.;
&
&
F.
L.
Pomeroy, Inc.;
F. S. S-*'thers
Co.;
Co.,
Thomas
and
S.
F.
expansion
and
improve¬
Offered by Goodbody
mortgage
bank loans
101.295%
Halsey.
for
first
repay
and
bonds
and
accrued
due
for
& Co.
June
1,
new
&
Co.;
Oversubscribed.
Chemical
4V4%
Co,
corporate
notes.
Purpose, for
privately with an in¬
15-year
Placed
purposes.
through
investor
Jackson
Webber,
Paine,
^
&
Curtis.
due
April 1, 1963.
Placed
privately
*3,450,000 Combined
Purpose, for general corporate purposes.
through Lake Michigan Mortgage Co.
4'/4%
Co.
Paper
Locks
promissory
notes
due
,
1,
000)
and
vately
The
to
Equitable
Life
Assurance
*1,000,000 Compo
Mutual Life Insurance
of Iowa and Central
Connecticut
Co.
Insurance
Co.,
Life
Co.
Shoe
Corp.
Machinery
notes due June 1,
4'%%
promissory
12-year
Purpose, for working capital.
1954-1965.
Placed
privately through Loewi & Co. with Equitable Life
Assurance Society
of the United States.
*5,000,000 Davison
1.
Chemical
1967.
Purpose,
Metropolitan
*2,000,000 Dixie
Life
Co.
promissory
3.95'/*
expansion.
for
Insurance
Placed
due
privately
note
May
with
Co.
Cup Co. 3%7* promissory .notes due Nov. 1, 1971.
for expansion and working capital.
Placed pri¬
interest.
Of¬
with
vately
Prudential
250,009 Duggan's Distillers
Insurance
Products
Corp.
America.
of
Co.
67*
10-year
convertible income debentures due July 15,
shares
of
stock
cumulative
1963 and 50,00o
10 cents) in units of $100
of debentures and 20 shares of stock. Purpose, for working
capital,
Co.,
common
etc.
Price,
at
(par
$100
per
unit.
Offered by
Eaton
6c
J.
Co.;
Yarnall
tures
&
1968.
Purpose,
ance
Inc.
Co.
of
4'%%
refunding
($4,500,000).
Sold
1,
note
due
for
May 1,
working
Insur¬
and
Prudential
to
4% promissory notes due Oct.
Purpose, to repay bank loans and for expansion.
privately to four life insurance companies.
1974.
Hemphill, Noyes <Ss
& Co.; Hill Richards
30-year 3.85% sinking fund deben¬
1,
1983.
Purpose,
for expansion and
Sold privately to institutional investors
Corp.
June
capital.
through
Kuhn,
Loeb
&
Co.
$187,598,500
America.
*15,000,000 Great Northern Paper Co.
Sold
promissory
($5,500,000)
privately
Co.;
Oversubscribed.
Co.
Oil
due
working
capital
&
Moreland; L. F. Rothschild 6c Co.; Salomon Bros. 6s
Schoellkopf, Hutton & Pomeroy, Inc.; Schwabacher
&
Co.;
Scott, Horner & Mason, Inc.; Scott &
Stringfellow; Clias. W. Scranton & Co.; Shearson, Hammill
& Co.; Shields 6c Co.; Shuman,
Agnew & Co.; Silberberg
6c
Co.; Sills, Fairman 6c Harris, Inc.; Singer, Deane 6s
Scribner; Smith, Barney & Co.; Smith, Moore 6c Co.;
William
R.
Staats 6c
Co.;
Starkweather & Co.; Stein
Bros. 6c Boyce; Stern Brothers & Co.; Stetson Securities
Corp.; Stifel, Nicolaus 6c Co. Inc.; Stix 6c Co.; Stockton
Broome & Co.; Stone & Webster Securities Corp.; Straus,
Blosser & McDowell; Stroud & Co., Inc.; Sutro & Co.;
Swiss American Corp.;
Talmage & Co.; Thomas & Co.;
Spencer Trask 8c Co.; Tucker, Anthony Sc Co.; Underwood,
Neuhaus & Co.; Union Securities Corp.; Van Alstyne, Noel
& Co.; Wagenseller & Durst, Inc.; G. H. Walker & Co.;
Watling, Lerchen & Co.; Wertheim & Co.; Westhelmer
and Co.;
J. C. Wheat & Co.; White. Weld & Co.; Dean
Witter & Co.; Harold W. Wood & Co.; Wood Struthers
& Co.; Woodard-Elwood & Co.;
Wurts Dulles & Co., and
*24,000,000 Rfchfleld
Inc.
*10,000,000 Foremost Dairies,
Stone
E.
J.
Hutzler;
1954-1969, inclusive.
Purpose, refunding ($2,450,for expansion program
($1,000,000).
Sold pri¬
July
!
first mortgage sinking fund bonds
(C. P.) & Co. 5%
*500,000 Clare
con¬
Stuart & Co. Inc.: Courts & Co.; Ira
The Illinois Co.; Mullaney, Wells & Co.;
Schoellkopf,
Hutton &
Pomeroy,
Inc.;
Stern
Brothers
A* Co.; Stifel,
Nicolaus & Co., Inc.; Stroud & Co., Inc.;
Stubbs. Smith
& Lombardo,
Inc., and Thomas & Co.
Haupt
Co.
&
Purpose,
Works, Inc. 5%% first mort¬
1968, and 2,980 shares of com¬
units of $1,000 of bonds and 10
Purpose,
Co.
&
Water
May
(par
&
Co.
Co.,
Hutton
Stringfellow;
Oversubscribed.
Price, $985 per unit.
struction.
fered
Brothers
Inc.
stock.
Power
1283.
Co.; Scott &
due
bonds
stock
17,000,000 Gulf
Robinson-Humphrey
Schoellkopf,
&
Co.
mon
shares
The
Stern
gage
&
Petterson, Copeland & Kendall,
Christensen, Inc.; Wm. E. Pollock
Co.;
Weeden
Sc
Co.;
Loeb
MANUFACTURING
AND
Cyanamid Co. 3% 7* promissory notes due Jan.
lor expansion and working capital. Soli,
to
18
institutional investors through
White,
stitutional
Fauset, Steele & Co.; First
Folger,
Nolan
Inc.;
Freeman
&
Co.;
Anderson;
Ira
Haupt
&
Co.;
Heller,
Hemphill, Noyes Sc Co.; H. Hentz & Co.;
Co.; The Illinois Co.;
Kean, Taylor & Co.;
Wells
Sc
Co.;
New
York
Hanseatic
Corp.;
Sc
Kuhn,
Co.
&
general
Kraus;
Co.)
Mullaney,
through
new
Purpose,
1987.
Weld
Merle-Smith;
Corp.;
Ellis
&
&
Pacific
<fc
construct
to
INDUSTRIAL
privately
to
t
Dick
Co.;
America
*$6,470,000 American
de¬
Baxter, Williams & Co.;
William Blair & Co.;
Blair, Rollins & Co., Inc.; Cen¬
tral
Republic Co. (Inc.); City Securities Corp.; Coffin
& Burr,
Inc.; Cooley & Co.; Courts & Co.; Davenport
&
with Metropolitan Life Insurance Co., Northwestern
Life Insurance Co. and Prudential Insurance Co.
*750,000 Ansul
accrued
Inc.;
&
Burge
pri¬
Purpose,
OTHER
125,000,000 Consolidated Gas Electric L'ght & Power Co. of Baltimore
37/s%
first
refunding
mortgage
sinking
fund
bonds,
series Y, due June 1, 1983.
Purpose, for new "nnstruction.
Placed
equipment.
1973.
Co.
Placed privately.
gas.
MANUFACTURERS
Transportation Corp. 3.807* equipment
series 52, due Sept. 1, 1953 to June 1,
Inc.
first
1973.
Purpose, refunding ($25,000) and for expansion
($10,000).
Price, at par. Offered by Graham & Co.
Gas
■
vately
&
1,
*100,000 City
American
*$3,250,000 General
Kid¬
der, Peabody & Co.; Laurence M. Marks & Co.; Salomon
Bros.
&
Hutzler; Schoellkopf, Hutton & Pomeroy, Inc.;
Blair
4% sinking fund debentures
bank loans.
Placed pri¬
& Co. and
associates
Peabody
investors.
EQUIPMENT
Merrill
Hayden,
Co.;
H. Hentz & Co.; Henry Herrman
Hilliard & Son; Hirsch & Co.; J. A.
Hogle 6c Co.; Hooker & Fay; Hornblower & Weeks; How¬
ard, Weil, Laboaisse, Friedrichs <fc Co.; Hulme, Applegate
6c Humphrey, Inc.; E. F. Hutton & Co.; W. E. Hutton St
Co.; The Illinois Co.; Indianapolis Bond and Share Corp.;
Janney 6c Co.; Jenks, Kirkland 6: Grubbs; Johnson, Lane,
Space and Co., Inc.; Johnston, Lemon &c Co.; T. H. Jones
6c Co.; Kaiser 6c Co.; Kalman 6c Co., Inc.; Kay, Richards
& Co.; A. M. Kidder & Co.; Kidder. Peabody 6c Co.; Kirk¬
patrick-Pettis Co.; Kuhn, Loeb & Co.; Ladenburg, Thal¬
mann
& Co.; Laird & Co.; Laird, Bissell & Meeds; W. C.
Langley & Co.; Lazard Freres 6c Co.; Lee Higginson Corp.;
John C. Legg 6c Co.; Lehman Brothers; Lester, Ryons &
Co.; Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades & Co.; Irvinjg Lundborg 6s
Co.; Laurence M. Marks 6c Co.; Mason, Hagan Inc.; A. E.
Masten Sc Co.; McCormick & Co.; McDonald & Co.; Carl
McGlone 6c Co., Inc.; McJunkin, Patton & Co.; McKelvy
& Co.; Mead, Miller & Co.; Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner
6c
Beane;
Merrill, Turben & Co.; The Milkaukee Co.;
Mitchum, Tully & Co.; Moore, Leonard & Lynch; Morgan
Stanley & Co.; F. S. Moseley 6c Co.; Mullaney, Wells 6s
Co.; W. H. Ne.wbold's Son & Co.; Newburger & Co.; Newhard, Cook & Co.; The Ohio Co.; Pacific Northwest Co.;
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis; Peters, Writer & Christensen, Inc.; Piner, Jaffrev ^ H"r>wo'"+' Pr?scott Sheoard
& Co., Inc.; R. W. Pressprich & Co.; Putnam & Co.; Quail
6c
Co.;
Raffensperger, Hughes <1: Co., inc.; Rausener,
Pierce
6c Co.,
Inc.; Reinholdt & Gardiner; Reynolds 6s
Co.; Riter & Co.; The Robinson-Humphrey Co., Inc;. Rod¬
man
& Linn;
Wm. C. Roney & Co.; Rotan, Mosle and
6c
$222,653,100
Co.;
&
&
Co.;
program.
by
Securities
Co.,
&c
Miller
($3,500,000)
repay
Kidder,
institutional
with
UTILITIES
Light
1983.
101.367c
Lynch,
A.
Power
to
Purpose,
through
&
Evans
first mortgage bonds
and to re¬
investors
37/8%
Co.
refunding
Power Co.
Water
1978.
vately
Price,
Water Power
*18,000,000 Washington
June
Co.; Elkins, Morris & Co.; Elworthy & Co.;
Securities Corp.; Estabrook & Co.; Clement A.
Inc.; Fahey, Clark & Co.; Farwell, Chap¬
man
6c
Co.; Fauset, Steele & Co.; Ferris & Company;
Field, Richards 6c Co.; The First Cleveland Corp.; First of
Michigan Corp.; First Southwest Co.; Folger, Nolan Inc.;
Foster 6c Marshall; Fulton, Reid & Co.; Robert Garretk
6c
Sons; Glore, Forgan & Co.; Goldman, Sachs & Co.;
Croodbody & Co.; Goodwyn 6c Olds; Granbery, Marache
6c Co.; Green, Ellis & Anderson; Hallgarten & Co.; Hallowell, Sulzberger 6c Co.; Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc.; Harrl¬
man Ripley & Co.,
Inc.; Harris, Kali <fc Co. (Inc.); Hayden,
Dil(on
Co.
Purpose,
Allyn & Co.,
C.
Equitable
&
due
due
mortgage bonds
privately
with
6c
Webster
Stone
bank loans ($6,500,000).
Sold to private
through Kidder, Peabody & Co. and associates.
Hutchin¬
Yantis
A.
Peabody
1983.
por-,
underwritten by The First Boston Corp.;
Inc.; Ames, Emerich & Co., Inc.; Ar¬
thurs, Lestrange & Co.; Auchincloss, Parker Sc Redpath;
Bache Sc Co.;
Bacon, Whipple & Co.; Robert W. Baird
& Co.,
Inc.; Baker, Watts Sc Co.; Baker, Weeks & Co.;
Ball,
Burge Sc Kraus;
Barret, Fitch, North Sc Co.; J.
Earth & Co.; Bateman, Eichler & Co.; Baxter, Williams &
Co.; A. G. Becker Sc Co. Inc.; Biddle, Whelen Sc Co.; Bing¬
ham, Walter & Hurry, Inc.; Bioren & Co.; William Blair
& Co.; Blair, Rollins & Co. Inc.; Blunt Ellis & Simmons;
Blyth & Co., Inc.; Boettclier and Company; Bosworth.
Sullivan & Co., Inc.; J. C. Bradford & Co.; Alex. Brown
6c Sons; Brown, Lisle & Marshall; Brush, Slocuinb & Co.,
Inc.; Burnham and Company; Butcher & Sherrerd; H. M.
Byllesby & Co. (Inc.); Central Republic Co. (Inc.); Chact,
Whiteside, West &c Winslow, Inc.; Chaplin & Co.; City
Securities Corp.; E. W. Clark & Co.; Clark, Dodge & Co.;
Richard
W. Clarke Corp.; Coffin & Burr, Inc.; Julien
Collins & Co.; Cooley & Company; Courts & Co.; Crowell.
Weedon &c Co.; Cruttenden & Co.; Curtiss, House & Co.;
J. M. Dain &
Co.; Dallas Unioh Securities Co.; Paul H.
Davis 6c Co.;
Davis, Skaggs & Co.; R. L. Day & Co.;
DeHaven & Townsend, Crouter & Bodine; Dempsey-Tegeler & Co.; Dick & Merle-Smith; R. S. Dickson & Co., Inc.;
Dillon, Read & Co. Inc.; Dominick & Dominick; Doollttla
6c Co.; Drexel & Co.; Francis I. duPont 6c Co.; Eastman,
($16,342,800)
tion
1,
1973.
Purpose
construction.
Price,
pay
,
1618,000,000 Arkansas
debentures du«
capital
for
162,098,500 Phillips Petroleum Co. 3.707* sinking fund
June 1, 1983. Purpose, to repay bank loans and for
improvements.
Price, at par. Offered by company
subscription by common stockholders.
Unsubscribed
subscribed.
due
due Juns
expansion.
Cosdcn Petroleum Corp. 4V?7* promissory notes
15, 1963. Purpose, to repay bank loans and for
Sold privately to Penn Mutual Life Insurance Co.
Gas
*10,000,000 Washington
of
Inc.
617,787,000
OIL
*$1,500,000
101.817% and accrued interest.
Offered by
6c
Co.;
White,
Weld 6c Co.;
Central
(Inc.); Coffin & Burr, Inc.; W. E. Hutton
&
Co.; Schoellkopf, Hutton & Pomeroy, Inc.; Courts &
Co.; The Milwaukee Co., and Julien Collins & Co.
Over¬
Inc.;
First
McMaster
Inc.;
&
&
&
Co.
$76,151,200
4'/a%
Co,
Gas
1, 1969-
insurance
Price,
Republic
certificates,
annually July 1, 1954 to 1968, inclusive.
new equipment.
Price, to yield from 3.10%
according to maturity.
Offered by Halsey,
Co. Inc.; L. F. Rothschild & Co.; Blair, Rollins
Inc.;
Baxter,
to
000).
due
6c
Co.
equipment
Purpose,
three
June
new
promissory notes due May
expansion, etc. Placed privately with
companies through Goldman, Sachs A
and Fulton, Reid & Co.
for
1970.
Light
Co.
47/8%
refunding mortgage
due June 15, 1978.
Purpose, refunding ($220,000)
repay bank
loans for new construction ($6,780,-
17,000,000 Washington
for
3.75%,
Stuart
3%%
Co.
due
for
and
Kidder,
Purpose,
&
yield
Offered
Price,
maturity.
to
Inc.
18,445,000 Southern
to
equipment.
new
&
due
Purpose,
3.10%
Halsey,
Co.,
for
4.50%, according
& Co. Inc.
Stuart
inclusive.
by
to
Placed
through
414% promissory notes
inclusive. Purpose, to reduce bank
to Prudential Insurance Co. of
America.
convertible sinking fund
to repay bank
1007*
of prin¬
cipal amount.
Offered by company for subscription by
stockholders.
Unsubscribed
portion
($11,021,800)
un¬
derwritten by Halsey, Stuart & Co, Inc.; Bache & Co.;
Baxter,
Williams & Co.;
Bear,
Stearns 6c Co.;
Blunt
Ellis & Simmons; Courts & Co.; Freeman 6c Co.; Gregory
&
Son, Inc.; Harris, Hall 6c Co.
(Inc.); H. Hentz 6c
Co.; Johnston, Lemon & Co.; Ladenburg Thalmann 6c Co.;
Marx Sc Co.; Mullaney, Wells 6c Co.; New York Hanseatic
Corp.; The Ohio Company; Wm. E. Pollock 6c Co., Inc.;
L. F. Rothschild 6c Co.; Salomon Bros. 6c Hutzler; Chas.
W. 3cranton
& Co.; Shearson,
Hammill & Co.; Stroud
& Co.,
Inc., and Van Alstyne, Noel & Co. Books closed.
loans
Inc.
inclusive.
investors
privately
*2,000,000 Whirlpool Corp. 4%%
Corp.
Natural
debentures
1958,
yield
1,
Price,
maturity.
equipment.
new
first
3.85'%
Co.
refunding.
Purpose,
1, 1967-1969,
Sold
loans.
& Co.; Alex. Brown
Baird & Co., Inc.;
W.
Gas
Natural
institutional
34,220,100 Southern
& Co. Inc.; R. W. Pressprich 6c Co.;
Co., Inc.; Freeman & Co., and Gregory
Pollock 6c
E.
Son,
Co.,
Weeks
Robert
Co.;
1978.
seven
equipment trust certificates
Jan.
for
3.75%,
to
Insurance
3% 7*
from
Purpose,
2.90%
Wm.
Life
Ohio Ry.
&
semi-annually
inclusive.
by
Mutual
Allyn
Inc,
Electrical Instrument Corp.
June
due
&
Barney
C.
A.
Co., Inc.; Drexel &
Ripley & Co., Inc.;
& Co.; Stone 6c Web¬
6c Co., Inc.; Hemphill,
Co.,
&
Weston
Co.
due
privately with Metropolitan Life Insurance Co.;
The Equitable Life Assurance Society of the United States;
Hancock
stadt
*1,000,000
Harrlman
Smith,
Corp.;
sinking fund debentures
to repay bank
1027*
and ac¬
Purpose,
Price,
Blyth
by
Co.;
&
Baker,
Inc.;
&
*12,000,000 Oklahoma
Placed
John
*1,000,000 Warner-Hudnut, Inc. 414% 20-year promissory notes due
June 1, 1972.
Purpose, for expansion and working capital.
Sold
privately to Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. and
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co. through F. Eber-
& Sons;
First of
Michigan Corp.; Henry Herrman 6c Co.; Shearson, Hammill & Co.; Stern Brothers & Co.; Swiss American Corp.;
J.
J.
B.
Hilliard 6c Son;
McCormick & Co.;
Newhard,
Cook 6c Co.; Lee W. Carroll <fc Co.; Kalman & Co., Inc.;
Kirkpatrick-Pettis Co.; Pacific Northwest Co., and Quail
&
Riter
Long-Term
4Vi'/o
Co.
construction.
Offered
Brothers;
Co).
due
inclusive.
& Co., Inc.;
Corp.; Courts
Noyes & Co.; Hornblower & Weeks; F. S. Moseley & Co.;
G.
H.
Walker
&
Co.;
Dominick
& Dominick;
Weeden
Capital Flotations
6c
debentures du«
Chicago Electric
loan and for working capital.
(Wertheim & Co. and Burnhain
*4,000,000 United States Envelope Co. 37/8% promissory notes
quarterly lrom July 1, 1957 to April 1, 1973,
Purpose,
for expansion.
Placed privately with Massa¬
chusetts Mutual Life Insurance Co.
Bruce
inclusive.
Forgan
Securities
ster
403,251,314 303,171,201 399,570,133 350,165,338
Gas
new
interest.
Glore,
Lehman
Tot. cal. yr.
for
privately
1, 1966.
Co., to repay bank
Sold to private investors
Patterson, Copeland & Kendall,
1973,
1,
and
promissory notes due May
5'/2% convertible subordinated
Purpose, to acquire stock of
Co.
Silex
Ladenburg,
Co.;
Natural
Nov.
crued
Tot. 6 mos.
Helier,
Co.;
Wells & Co.;
25,577,853
____
&
Taylor &
September
July
Rollins
Securities
Clayton
& Co.; Kaiser & Co.;
Thalmann & Co.; Mul¬
Inc.;
Peters, Writer & Christensen, Inc.; B. W. Pizzini & Co.,
Inc.; Wm. E. Pollock & Co., Inc.; Raffensperger, Hughes
&
Co..
Inc.;
The
Robinson-Humphrev Co., Inc.: L. F.
Rothschild & Co.; Salomon Bros. & Hutzler; Schoellkopf,
Hutton & Pomeroy, Inc.; Scott 6c Stringfellow; Shearson.
Hammill & Co.;
Shields & Company; Stifel, Nicolaus &
Co., Inc.; Walter Stokes & Co.; Swiss American Corp.;
Thomas
&
Co.;
Van Alstyne,
Noel & Co.;
Weedon &
Co.,
Inc.,
and
Wertheim & Co.
Oversubscribed.
64.298.510
May
Blair,
Inc.;
Co.;
laney,
20,315,178
April
Co.,
Corp. of America 33/4%
Mfg.
&
Kean,
6,902,646
22,832,155
August
&
Blair
DeHaven
without underwriting.
public,
June
Townsend, Crouter & Bodine; Dick
Merle-Smith;
R.
S.
Dickson
&
Co., Inc.;
Francis
duPont & Co.; Freeman & Co.; Gregory & Son,
Inc.;
Ira
33.559.509
March
*939,000
E.
Becker
G.
Co.;
stock (par
1977.
Purpose, for working capital.
Placed
with institutional investors through Lehman Brothers.
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc.; Gregory & Son,
Pollock & Co., Inc., and Thomas & Co.
by
Wm.
debentures
and two shares of
Price, $102 per unit
Offered by company
1,
3%% refunding mortgage bonds,
series G, due July 1, 1984.
Purpose, to repay bank loans.
Price, 102.65%
and accrued interest. Offered by Halsey,
Stuart & Co. Inc.; Allison-Williams Co.; Aspden, Robin¬
son
&
Co.;
Auchincloss,
Parker
6c
Redpath;
Baker,
Weeks & Co.; Ball. Burge & Kraus; Bear, Stearns & Co.;
1949
$
21,927,272
26,262,180
to
*10,000,000 Radio
135,000,000 New York Telephone Co.
&
1950
1983.
1,
construction.
Offered
FIN'AvrT\G
1951
1952
1953
Tot. 6mos.
May
new
in units of $100 of debentures
stock.
Purpose, for working capital.
and accrued interest 011 debentures.
Inc.
Light Co. 4Vi,% first mortgage bonds
Purpose, to repay bank loans and for
Price,
101.70%
and accrued interest.
Jan.
due
$1)
and
'
Fibre Products, Inc. 5% sinking fund
1, 1968 and 5,844 shares of common
292,200 Oregon
due
Union Securities Corp.;
Salomon
Baxter,
Williams Sc Co.; Reynolds &
Hutzler;
William
REPRESENTING
bonds
mortgage
Price,
by
and Stroud Sc Co.,
due
in the table below:
NOT
first
repayment of bank loans
99/2%
and accrued
for
Life Insurance Co.,
Assurance
Life
Sun
4%
Massachusetts Mutual
Co.
Co.;
ance
investors
institutional
15,500,000 New Jersey Power &
our
ISSUES
&
Bros.
other
construction.
new
Offered
Co.,
Such offerings as these have no
compilation of new issues, but we have
tabulated them separately for whatever interest they
may have on their own account, and present the results
in
for
and
with
12
*12,500,000 Mead Corp. 20-year 414% sinking fund notes'due Junf
1, 1973. Purpose, refunding ($9,625,000) and for working
capital ($2,8/5,000 >. Sold privately to Normwestern Mu¬
tual Life Insurance Co.; John Hancock Mutual Life Insur¬
Inc.
Public Service Co.
1,
1983.
Purpose,
17,500,000 Iowa
proceeds of the sales.
place
and
Co.,
interest.
securities
first mortgage bonds,
1, 1980;
principal
New
England
Mutual
3%%
Co.
privately
Co,
Insurance
through Blyth &
involved.
whose
Water
&
C, dated March 1, 1953 and due Sept.
Purpose, for new construction.
Price, 100'% of
series
1953
1
vl.
*3,000,000 Indiana
(Continued from page 7)
It
Monday, November 9,
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
(1772)
•Represents issues placed privately,
tlndicates issues sold
tlndicates
competitively,
special offering.
Volume 178
Number 5271... The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
(1773)
LAND,
BUILDINGS, ETC.
Securities Co.;
$215,000 Church of Our Lady of Victory 3(4% to 4%
coupon notes
due serially June 1, 1955
through June 1, 1963. Purpose,
for new construction.
Price, 100% and accrued interest.
Offered by Keenan Ac
Clarey, Inc.
R.
Drexel
&
from June 15, 1955-1965, inclusive.
Purpose, for
new
construction.' Price,
100%
and
accrued
interest.
Offered by McMahon Ac
Hoban, Inc.
Catholic
3.25%-4%
serial
annually
from
Purpose,
for
interest.
Bishop
notes
Aug.
of
The
dated
1,
Diocese
May
1953
of
1953
and
1,
1963.
by
5%
15-year
Purpose,
for
working
through Ooidman, Sachs &
Insurance
surance
Co.
Co.,
1,000,000 Aviation
due
1,
$50)
common
eight
for
New
1964
and
Life
(par
of
III.
semi¬
Jefferson
6%
8,000
Standard
In¬
debentures,
6%
preferred
for
8,000
in
units
of
stock
$1,000
a
and
stock.
and
parts.
1,600,000 Brandy wine
June
in
1,
units
of
Purpose,
ing
and
$500
one
to
shares
debenture
purchase property,
Price, 100% and
capital.
tures
and
Laird
Securities
$2
of
debenture,
certificates
deposit
debentures
capital stock
and
50
shares
repay
interest
of
stock.
for
loans and
accrued
work¬
for
deben¬
Ac
50.000,000 C. I. T. Financial Corp.
Purpose,
for
interest.
debentures
capital.
due
Jan.
1,
par
Price,
and
Co.;
Ac
Estabrook Ac Co.; Fulton,
Co.;
Goldman, Sachs Ac
ley
Fenner &
Ac
Co.;
Beane;
Newhard,
The
Cook
Milwaukee
Ac
Co.;
Co.;
The
Piper,
wood;
l
Webber, Jackson & Curtis;
R.
Reinholdt
W.
Pressprich
Co.; Riter Ac
Reynolds &
Ac
Co.;
Ac
Bros.
i
Ac
Stifel,
Ac
Co., Inc.; Stroud Ac
Spencer Trask Ac Co.;
American
Wurts
*5,000,000 Froedtert
loan
Dulles
Ac
Co.
Enterprises,
(with
interest
department
store
Inc.
in
20-year
of
excess
and
real
4%).
estate
Purpose,
other
stores.
due
note
for
Ac
Insurance
Co.
of
New
capital. Placed privately with
*200,000 Moore
(William
subordinated
funding.
*250,000 Public
due
S.),
debentures
Sold
to
Finance
1962.
Offered
one
or
Inc.
for
private
6%
Dec.
of
31,
Factors
I960.
Corp.
Purpose,
principal
5%
subordinated
for working
amount.
ture
stock
j
$1)
(par
at
$4
Supermarkets
sinking fund debentures due June
equipment,
and
expansion
accrued
Jeffries
Chace.
Whiteside,
Scranton
Ac
&
1953
working
Underwritten
and
due
Co.,
June
working capital,
body & Co.
etc.
Inc.
1,
4%%
Sold
Weld
Ac
Co.;
Ac
Smithers
Ac
Price,
at
York
at
Ac
Ac
Co.
Wertheim
Inc.;
stock
dated
,
privately through Kidder,
May
Ac
7%
due
loans
series
B,
for
and
convertible
June
15,
capital.
equipment
1957.
trust
Purpose,
stock
F.
Agency Issues
Banks
3%
Offered
par.
by
1954.
Macdonald
de¬
Securities Corp.; A. E.
& Co., Inc.; Anderson
.
;•
]
Purpose,
G.
by
Banks
2%%
consolidated
'
H'i
.
t.
„
o
.
Brown & Sons;
15,
Macdonald
G.
Newcomb,
New
4%
and
4(4%
Co.
water
bonds
revenue
-
Republic
Winslow,
Richard
-
;
Co.,
Inc.;
Ames,
&
Hicks;
Co.
1958-1983, inclusive.
Purpose, for improve¬
by Boettcher Ac Co. and R. H. Moulton
Ac
Authority
E.
stocks
Cooley &
Curtiss, House
Ac
Co.;
stocks
of
of
a
no
stated
par
J.
M.
Dain
Ac
Co.;
Dallas
Union
The
Olds;
I
(no
States
stockholders.
by
Eichler Ac Co.;
Company,
.J'.;-
4.30%
to
Inc.;
r
'vj.
Share
Ac
Ac
A.
shares
of
common
Co.;
Co.;
M.
First
Corp.;
Goldman,
Hemphill,
Sachs
Noyes
Kidder
Ac
Pierce
Ac
Inc.;
wood,
Neuhaus
Co.,
Co.;
Ac
Hattier Ac Sanford;
Ac
Ac
Southwest
Co.;
Co.;
Kidder,
Rotan,
Co.;
Peabody
Mosle
Union
Co.;
Harriman
Johnston,
and
Fulton,
Ripley
Lemon
Ac
Ac
Reid
Co.,
Co.;
Ac Co.; Rauscher,
Moreland; Under¬
Securities
Corp.;
White,
\^2,932,500 Kansas
(par
Power & Light Co.
$8.75).
Simmons;
Ac
R.
Elworthy
Staats
Ac
Co.;
170,000 shares of common stock
bank loans and for new
construction.
Price, $17.25 per share.
Underwritten by
The First Boston Corp.; Robert W. Baird Ac Co., Inc.;
Purpose,
to
repay
Co.;
Ac
Stroud
Ac
Corp.;
A.
Kidder Ac
M.
Co.;
Kiser,
Cohn Ac
Inc.; Lester, Ryons Ac Co!; McCormick Ac Co.;
Cook Ac Co.; Schwabacher Ac Co.; F. S. Smithers
Ac
Co.;
Hooker
Ac
Fay;
The,Illinois Co.;
Mackall Ac
Coe; J.
C. Newsome Ac Co.; Raffensperger, Hughes Ac Co.,
Inc.; Shuman, Agnew Ac Co., and Sweney Cartwright Ac Co.
V
/
cumulative
preferred
stock
(par
$25).
for
Purpose,
new
construction.
Price, at par and accrued dividends. Under¬
Blyth Ac Co., Inc.; Eastman, Dillon Ac Co.; The
written
by
First
Corp.; Glore, Forgan Ac Co.; Goldman, Sachs
Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc.; Kidder, Peabody Ac
Ac
Boston
Co.;
Co.;
Lehman
Beane;
Brothers;
Smith,
Corp.;
Union
Witter
Ac
Ac
Co.;
Co.;
A.
Company
Ac
Co.;
Barney
A. G.
Allyn
C.
(Inc.);
Salomon
Walker
Becker
and
Bros.
Lynch,
Stone
Ac
Pierce,
Fenner
Ac
Webster Securities
White, Weld Ac Co.; Dean
Ac Co. Inc.; Hemphill, Noyes
Corp.;
Company
Harris,
Struthers
H.
Merril
Ac Co.;
Securities
Hall
Ac
Ac
Central Republic
F. S. Moseley
Inc;
Co.
Hutzler;
(Inc.);
Trask
Spencer
Ac
Co.;
Co.; Bacon, Whipple Ac Co.; Blunt
The Milwaukee Co.f Stroud Ac Co., Inc.;
Ac
Ac
Ac
Ac
Share
Corp.; A. M. Kidder Ac Co.; Kiser, Cohn Ac Shumaker, Inc.;
McCormick Ac Co.; Newhard,
Cook Ac Co.; Raffensperger,
Hughes Ac Co., Inc.; Schwabacher Ac Co.; F. S. Smithers
Ac Co.; Sutro Ac Co.; Richard W. Clarke Corp.; H. Hentz
Ac Co.; The Illinois Co.; Mackall Ac Coe; Irving Lundborg
Ac Co.; J. C. Newsome Ac Co.,
and Sweney, Cartwright Ac
Co.
\S
J.
J.
mon
Hilliard
Ac
Son;
Indianapolis
Bond
Ac
Oversubscribed.
6,351,737 Rochester
for
Co.; City Securities Corp.;
Collett
Elworthy Ac Co.; Farwell, Chapman
Inc.;
B.
holders
Electric Corp. 175,000 shares of com¬
Purpose, to repay bank loans and
Price, $36.25 per; share to stock¬
$36.37(4 to public. .Offered (by company for
Gas
stock
new
(no
&
par).
construction.
and
subscription by common stockholders. Unsubscribed shares
(63.096)- underwritten by The First Boston Corp.; Blyth
Ac
Co., Inc.;
Wertheim
Ac Co.;
Merrill Lynch,
Pierce, Fen-t
ner
Ac
Beane;
Kidder, Peabody Ac Co.; George D. B.
Bonbrlght Ac Co.; Little Ac Hopkins, Inc.; Erickson Perkins
White, Weld Ac Co., and Yarnall Ac Co.
Oversubscribed.
-
Ellis
William
15,000,000 Public Service Co. of Indiana, Inc. 600,000 shares of 4.90%
stock
Co.,
Inc.;
(295,451)
Ac Co.; Sutro Ac Co.; First California Co.; Irving Lundborg
Ac Co.; Richard W. Clarke
Corp.; Collett Ac Co., Inc.; H.
Hentz
,r
Hall Ac Co., Inc.;
Jackson Ac Curtis;
Purpose, to repay bank loans.
Price, $20 per
Offered by 8tone Ac Webster Securities Corp.; Bate¬
Boston
shares
J. J. B. Hilliard Ac Son; Hill Richards Ac Co.; Indianapolis
Bond
4.75%
Eichler Ac Co.; Blyth Ac Co., Inc.; Bosworth, Sullivan
Inc.; Coffin Ac Burr, Inc.; Estabrook Ac Co.; The
man,
Ac
First
Unsubscribed
Inc.; G. H. Walker Ac Co.; Brush, Slocumb Ac
City Securities Corp.; Farwell, Chapman Ac Co.;
Company,
316,622
Mackall
V,.,- Shumaker,
par).
share.
Hewitt;
Ac
Blyth
Blunt
Milwaukee
Co.,
UTILITIES
Co.
Kreeger
Boston
^
and
Utilities
Jones,
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner Ac Beane; Robinson
Rohrbaugh Ac Co., and Rouse, Brewer Ac
First
;»
value are taken at par, while pre¬
all classes of common stock are
par
value
common
Service Co. of Indiana, Inc. 472,301 shares of com¬
(no par).
Purpose/for new construction. Price,
per
share.
Offered by company for subscription
Wood,
PUBLIC
W.
Clarke
Webber,
of
Ac Co.; A. C. Allyn Ac Co., Inc.; Central Republic
(Inc.); F. S. Moseley Ac Co.; Salomon Bros. Ac Hutzler;
Wood, Struthers Ac Co.; Harris, Hall
Company
(Inc.);
Bacon,
Whipple Ac
Co.;
Bateman,
G.
f/$$6,332,440 Gulf
(Inc.);
C.
Paine,
Co.;
Ac
Merril
Newhard,
Rsources
shares
852,840
Spencer Trask & Co.;
Ac
,
4%%
Water
Moseley
Emerich
Chace, Whiteside, West Ac
Clark & Co.; Clark,
Dodge Ac Co.;
Corp.; Coffin Ac Burr, Inc.; Coggeshall
C. Collings Ac Co., Inc.; Julien Collins Ac
Co.;
Co.; Courts & Co.; Crowell, Weedon Ac Co.;
Inc.;
W.
...
„
Ac
S.
Goodwin
common
The
Rico
Co.
Purpose,
Noyes
States Possessions
(Alaska)
Ac
Caldwell,
Central
•
Ac
common
Ac Co.,
Inc.; Eastman, Dillon Ac
Corp.; Glore, Forgan Ac Co.; Gold¬
man, Sachs Ac Co.; Harriman, Ripley Ac Co.,
Inc.; Kiddfer,
Peabody Ac Co.; Lehman Brothers; Merrill Lynch, Piercb,
Fenner Ac Beane; Smith, Barney Ac
Co.; Stone Ac Webster
Securities Corp.; Union Securities Corp.; White, Weld Ac
Co.; Dean Witter Ac Co.; A. G. Becker Ac Co. Inc.; Hemphill,
computed at their offering prices.)
Burke & MacDonald; H. M. Byllesby Ac Co.
Phillips Co.;
Central National Corp.;
(Inc.);
-
i
Ames
of
prograhi.
Ac Webster Securi-
stock
Co.;
Co.;
Parker
shares
construction
to repay bank loans and for
Price; $16 per share. Offered by com¬
subscription by common stockholders.
Unsub¬
underwritten
de¬
1,
by
Power
$10).
Lukens;
$31.50
agent.
Credit
Electric
for
Coe;
mon
New-
STOCKS
Strudwick; C. S. Ashmun Co.;
Ac Redpath;
Bache Ac Co.;
Bacon
Whipple Ac Co.; Robert W. Baird Ac Co., Inc.;
Baker, Watts
& Co.; Baker, Weeks Ac
Co.; Ball, Burge Ac Kraus; Barret
Fitch, North Ac Co.; J. Barth Ac Co.; Bartow Leeds Ac
Co.;
Bateman, Eichler Ac Co.; Baxter, Williams Ac Co.;
Bear,
Stearns Ac Co.; A. G. Becker Ac Co.
Inc.; Biddle, Whelen Ac
Co.; William Blair Ac Co.; Blair, Rollins Ac Co.
Inc.; Blunt
Ellis & -Simmons;
Blyth Ac Co., Inc.; Boettcher Ac Co.;
Bosworth, Sullivan Ac Co., Inc.; J. C. Bradford Ac Co.; Alex.
Auchincloss,
■
for
by Stone
Inc.;
1^/14,877,482 Public
Ac Marshall; Wm.
P. Harper Ac Son Ac Co.; B. J.
Ingen Ac Co.; Allison-Williams Co.; and F. Brittain
.
'
223,463
Offered
Becker.
consolidated
$25,350,000
ferred
Kidder,
shares (231,764) underwritten by Dillon, Read Ac
Johnston, Lemon Ac Co.; Auchincloss, Parker Ac
Redpath; Alex. Lrown Ac Sons; Ferris Ac Co.; Folger, Nolan
agent.
■,
(Preferred
Co.
Purpose,
share.
Ellis Ac Simmons;
'
Underwritten- by
scribed
Seasongood Ac Mayer.
working
Price, 100% of principal
'
amount. Underwritten by Gearhart Ac Otis, Inc.
150,000,000 General Motors Acceptance Corp. 4%
five-year debentures
! ■
due July 1, 1958. Purpose, for
working capital. Price, 100%
7.
i;r
i
and accrued interest. Underwritten by Morgan Stanley Ac
'•
i. '
/,
Co.; A. C. Allyn & Co. Inc.; Almstedt Brothers; American
Gas
$7.50).
per
(par
pany
Wm, E. Pollock Ac Co., Inc.; Hirsch Ac Co.; W. E. Hutton
Ac Co.; Schoellkopf, Hutton Ac Pomeroy, Inc.; Thomas Ac
Co.; Barcus, Kindred Ac Co.; Eldredge Ac Co., Inc.; First of
Michigan Corp.; The Milwaukee Co.; Rand Ac Co.; and
repay
514%
Purpose,
Price, at
-
construction.
Co.,
Co., Inc.; Harriman Ripley Ac Co., Inc.; Lehman
Goldman, Sachs Ac Co.; Union Securities Cor¬
poration; A. C. Allyn Ac Co., Inc.; Kidder, Peabody Ac Co.;
certifi¬
to
of
$10).
Schoellkopf, Hutton Ac Pomeroy, Inc.; White,
Ac Co.; Dean Witter Ac
Co., and Harold E. Wood Ac
Oversubscribed.
new
Higginson Corp.; Phelps, Fenn Ac Co.; Merrill Lynch,
Pierce, Fenner Ac Beane;
Hornblower Ac Weeks;
R.
W.
Pressprich Ac Co.;
Salomon Bros.
Ac Hutzler;
American
,".,$300,000 Air America, Inc.
(par
construction.
Oversubscribed.
Natural
(par
13,645,440 Potomac
-
Co.;
Lee
cates,
>.
D
new
dividends.
shares
150,000
series
for
Weld
Brothers;
MISCELLANEOUS
Ac
Corp.; A. C. Allyn Ac Co., Inc.; Bacon, Whipple Ac Co.;
W. Baird Ac
Co., Inc.; .Baumgartner, Downing •&
Blyth Ac Co., Inc.; Bosworth, Sullivan Ac Co., Inc.;
Central
Republic
Co.;
Eastman,
Dillon
Ac
Co.;
R.
J.
Edwards, Inc.; Estabrook Ac Co.; The First Boston Corp.;
Co.
Securities Corp.; Estabrook Ac Co.; Harris,
(
Walker
H.
Moreland;
utility system revenue bonds
July 1, 1982.
Proceeds, for improvements.
Price, at
Offered by Pacific Northwest Co.; Blyth Ac Co., Inc.;
Stuart
'
(Hawaii)
stock,
and
G.
ties
,
revenue bonds dated July
1, 1953 and due July 1,
1955-1938, inclusive.
Purpose, for expansion of electric
system. Price, to yield 2.80% to 4.75%, according to ma¬
turity.
Offered by The First Boston Corp.; B. J. Van
Ingen Ac Co., Inc.; Blyth Ac Co., Inc.; Drexel & Co.; Halsey,
Short-Term Bonds and Notes (Issues
Maturing: Up to
and Including Five
Years)
Corp.;
Oversubscribed.
Southwest Co.; Fulton, Reid Ac Co.;.
Hemphill, Noyes
Co.; Hooker Ac Fay; Hornblower Ac Weeks; A. M. Kidder
Co.; Kidder,
Peabody Ac Co.; Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
Fenner Ac Beane;
Merrill, Turben Ac Co.; Middendorif Ac
Co., Inc.; F. S. Moseley A: Co.; Paine, Webber, Jackson Ac
Curtis; Prescott, Shepard Ac Co., Inc.; Rotan, Mosle and
electric
$240,600,000
Co.
First
Offered
121,000,000 Puerto
Pea-
Shields Ac Com¬
Robert
Kennedy Ac Co.
for
Co., Inc.;
Co.;
par.
Foster
June
Purpose,
Co.
loans
accrued
Price, $19
Co.
due,
W.
Ac
Securities
Ac
preferred
bank
and
and
1953 and due April 1,
fiscal
(Hawaii)
$1,350,000 Ketchikan
Inc.;
Hannl
Union
Telephone
$4,245,797 Oklahoma
Ac
Credit
Offered
par.
fiscal
United
Purpose, for
Price, 100%
Estabrook Ac Co.;
cumulative
bank loans
repay
Pittsburgh Telephone Co. 2,000 shares of common
stock
(par $25).
Purpose, to buy equipment.
Price, at
par.
Offered
by company fcr subscription by common
stockholders, without underwriting.
Ac
William
Purpose, to
50,000 North
Stringfellow;
Co.;
Seltsam,
Peabody Ac Co.
Ac
Hutton
Light Co. 50,000 shares of 5%
(par $100).
Inc.;
repay
par
1953 and due Nov. 2, 1953. Purpose,
($21,205,000) and "new money" ($16,040,000).
$$3,000,000 Honolulu
subordinated
Chas.
Co.;
1,500,000 Mutual
Winslow,
Intermediate
ments.
Co.,
Ac
Latshaw,
$95,485,000
Price, 92(4%
notes
Weeden
Intermediate
New
York
due
inclusive.
Scott
Ac
Oversubscribed.
construction.
Co., and Dean Witter
Webster
refunding
capital.
serial
1954-1963,
Schoellkopf,
Co.;
Ac
Walker
Smith, Barney. Ac Co.; Smith, Moore Ac Co.; Stern
Brothers Ac Co.; Stone Ac Webster Securities
Corp.; Spencer
Trask
Ac
Co.;
Tucker,
Anthony
Ac
Co.;
Uhlmann
Ac
Co.;
Gibson;
Federal
Price,
debentures
Thorndike, Inc.; Battles Ac
West Ac Winslow, Inc., and
Co.; F. S.
Starkweather
bentures dated July
1968.
by
Riter
Hutzler;
Roberts
H.
pany;
Co.;
Inc.;
comb,
Co.
•1,400,000 Universal Finance
1,
and
interest.
Childs,
1,
Co.;
Ac
Ac
Spencer
Uhlmann
G.
Republic
Thomas
refunding.
All
convertible
Bros.
Poole,
Co.
Ac
Co.;
Co.
(Inc.); Coffin Ac Burr, Inc.;
Dillon,
Ac Co., Inc.;
Eastman, Dillon Ac Co.; Estes Ac Co.,
Glore, Forgan Ac Co.; Goldman, Sachs Ac Co.; Harri¬
man
Ripley Ac Co., Inc.; Harris, Hall Ac Co. (Inc.); Hay¬
den, Miller Ac Co.; Hornblower Ac Weeks; Kidder, Peabody
Ac Co.; W. C.
Langley Ac Co.; Lee Higginson Corp.; Lehman
Brothers; Laurence M. Marks Ac Co.; Merrill, Turben &
Co.; F. S. Moseley Ac Co.; Prescott, Shepard Ac Co.,
Inc.;
The
Ranson-Davidson
Co., Inc.;
Reinholdt Ac Gardner;
Inc.; Chas. W. Scranton Ac Co.;
Ac Co.; Shields Ac Company; Shuman,
Ac
Co.;
Ac
Ac
Van
6%
tral
Mason,
bentures dated July 1,
share.
Corp.
Ac
$58,240,000 Federal
Offered
per
Ac
Salomon
Schmidt,
&
stock
new
Ac
by
company
to
public,
underwritting. Each purchaser of a $500 deben¬
being given the right to buy 30 shares of common
Sunrise
Ac
Witter
Ac
Corp.;
Read
f
without
400,000
Co.;
Inc.;
Securities
Inc.;
Co.; Sills, Fairman Ac Harris Inc.; I. M. Simon
Singer, Deane Ac Scribner; Smith, Barney Ac Co.;
Ac
debentures,
Price, at par.
capital.
Ac
Co.,
Ac
Co.;
Prescott,
Co., Inc.;
Co.;
Price, at par and accrued
dividends.
Underwritten
by
The
First
Boston
Corp.;
Robert W. Baird Ac Co.,
Inc.; Barret, Fitch, North Ac Co.;
Beecroft, Cole Ac Co.; William Blair Ac Co.; Blair, Rollins
Ac Co., Inc.; Blyth Ac
Co., Inc.; Alex. Brown Ac Sons; Cen¬
Ac Beane;
Merrill, Turben
Mitchum, Tilly Ac Co.; Moore,
Ac Co.; Mullaney, Wells
Son Ac Co.; Newburger Ac Co.;
Farm Loan and Government
due
Standard
and Dean
for
$150,300,000
pri¬
sold.
250,000
Ac
Co.;
Union
preferred
Douglas Ac McEvoy; Dean
Witter Ac Co.; Harold E. Wood Ac
Co.; Wood, Gundy Ac Co.,
Inc.; Wood, Struthers Ac
Co.;
Woodard-Elwood
Ac
Co.;
Wurts, Dulles Ac Co., and Yarnall Ac Co. Oversubscribed.
mortgage
to build
group.
Inc.;
and
Moseley
Schneider
Moore
White,
sinking fund
Purpose, re¬
community
Rothschild
H.
Ac
Ac
cumulative
private
a
Ac
Marks
M.
Moseley
Ranson-Davidson
Ac
ster
investors.
capital.
kS
R.
Swiss
37,245,000
1963.
Milier
Mead,
S.
Riter Ac Co.; Seltsam,
Hanni Ac
Company;
Smith, Barney Ac Co.;
Stern
Brothers
Ac
Co.; Stone Ac
Ac
Ac
5,000,000 Kansas Power
E.
Securities Corp.;
Stroud Ac Co., Inc.;
Sweney, Cartwright Ac Co.; Swiss American
Ac
Co.; Spencer Trask Ac Co.;
Tucker,
Anthony Ac Co.; Underwood, Neuhaus Ac Co.; Union Securities Corp.; Van Alstyne, Noel Ac Co.;
Wagenseller Ac Durst,
Inc.; G. H. Walker Ac Co.; Watling, Lerchen Ac Co.; Web¬
York.
1,
working
to
company
May
more
Service,
Purpose,
by
due
Co.,
Ac
Co.;
Corp.;
promissory notes due
Purpose, for working
convertible
Co.;
Gardner;
Shields
Moore
Laurence
.
F.
The
Anthony
Fenner
S.
F.
Newbold's
Horner
Sutro
12 institutional investors,
6%
Inc.
F.
E.
Stone
HopGardner;
July 1, 1968. Purpose, refunding ($2,770,000) and
capital
($1,230,000). Placed privately with
Life
W.
Inc.;
Co.;
Inc.;
Webster Securities Corp.; Thomas Investment
Co.;
Trask
Ac
Co.;
Tucker,
Co.; Stein Bros. Ac Boyce;
Stern Brothers Ac Co.; Stern, Frank,
Meyer Ac Fox; Stetson
Securities Corp.; Stillman, Maynard Ac Co.; Stix Ac
Co.;
subordinated sinking fund
General Motors Acceptance Corp. 4%
June
1,
1970
to
1973,
inclusive.
H.
Scjhmertz
Staats
working
the Mutual
•165,000,000
L.
C.
Agnew
vately with Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co.
•4,000,000 General Acceptance Corp. 4.70%
W.
Smith,
Mose-
Placed
Lynch;
Shearson, Hammill
Oversubscribed.
buliding
Pierce,
Ac
Pomeroy, Inc.; Schwabacher
Corp.;
Union Securities
Corp.; G. H. Walker Ac Co.;
Watling, Lerchen & Co.;
Wertheim & Co.; White, Weld & Co.; Dean Witter &
Co.,
and
Co.;
Ac
Latshaw,
Irving J. Rice Ac Co., Inc.; Julius A. Rippel, Inc.;
Ac Co.; The Robinson-Humphrey Co.,
Inc.; Rodman
Linn;'Rogers Ac Tracy, Inc.; Rotan, Mosle and More-
Scott,
&
Inc.;
Co.,
Ac
Co.,
Inc.;
Smith,
Milwaukee Co.;
Ac
Parke;
Hutzler;
Nicolaus
Co.,
Co.;
R.
Co.; Rodman & Linn; Salomon
Schoellkopf, Hutton & Pomeroy, Inc.;
Scott & Stringfellow; Chas. W. Scranton Ac
Co.; Shields
Ac Co.; Singer, Deane &
Scribner; Smith, Barney Ac Co.;
'
Reinholdt
to
land;
Company;
Jaffray
Hutton
Ac
cumulative
Ac
Ripley
F. S.
Ohio
Paine.
F.
Ac
Turbtn
Shepard
Riter
Ac Co., Inc.;
Hemphill, Noyes & Co.; Henry Herrman Ac
Co.; Hornblower Ac Weeks; E. F. Hutton Ac Co.; Johnston,
Lemon Ac Co.; Laird, Bissell Ac
Meeds; W. C. Langley Ac
Co.; Lazard Freres Ac Co.; Lee Higginson Corp.; Carl M.
Loeb, Rhoades Ac Co.; Mason, Hagan, Inc.; Merrill Lynch,
Pierce,
The
Co.;
Ac
Glore,
Harriman
E.
Co.,
Merrill,
Corp.;
Folger, Nolan
Cook Ac Co.; Paul J. Nowland Ac Co.; The Ohio
Pacific Northwest Co.; Paine, Webber, Jackson
Curtis; Parrish Ac Co.; Peters, Writer Ac Christensen,
Inc.; Phelps, Fenn Ac Co.; Piper, Jaffray Ac Hopwood; B. W.
Pizzini Ac Co., Inc.; Wm. E. Pollock Ac
Co., Inc.; Prescott,
Shepard Ac Co., Inc.; R. W. Pressprich Ac Co.; Putnam Ac
Co.; Quail Ac Co.; Raifensperger,
Hughes Ac Co., Inc.;
Rauscher, Pierce Ac Co.; Reinholdt Ac Gardner; Reynolds
1960.
Reid Ac Co.;
Weeks;
Ac
Kinney-Ohmart
Boston
Newhard,
accrued
Co.;
Ac
Company;
Dillon, Read Ac Co,, Inc.; Kuhn,
Loeb & Co.; Lehman
Brothers; A. C. Allyn and Co., Inc.;
Robert W. Eaird Ac Co., Inc.; Baker, Weeks Ac
Co.; Ball,
Burge Ac Kraus;
Bear,
Stearns
Ac
Co.;
A.
G.
Becker
Ac
Co., Inc.; Bear, Rollins & Co. Inc.; Blyth Ac Co.,
Inc.; Alex. Brown Ac Sons; Central Republic Co. (Inc.);
Forgan
Ac
Co.;
Ac
Ferris
Ac
Underwritten by
Courts &
Ac
Hutchinson
Lynch,
Co.;
Ac
Co.
4%
working
McMaster
Leonard
•10,000,000 C. I. T. Financial Corp. 3%% promissory notes due
April
1, 1973.
Purpose, for working capital.
Sold privately to
Insurance
Hornblower
Merrill
-
Co.,
Life
Estabrook
Clark
Co.;
&
Co.;
Co.;
for the stock. Underwritten by
Inc.; Laird, Bissell Ac Meeds; Stroud
Co., Inc.; Harrison Ac Co.; Schmidt, Poole, Roberts Ac
Parke; Thayer, Baker Ac Co.; Hallowell, Sulzberger Ac Co.;
DeHaven
Ac
Townsend,
Crouter
Ac
Bodine,
and
C.
T.
Williams Ac Co., Inc.
Oversubscribed.
York
Co.;
Rhoades Ac Co.; Loewi Ac Co.;
Irving Lundborg Ac Co.;
Mackall Ac Coe; MacNaughton-Greenawalt Ac
Co.; Laurence
M. Marks Ac Co.;
Mason-Hagan, Inc.; A. E. Masten Ac Co.;
McCormick Ac Co.; McDonald Ac Co.; McDonald-Moore Ac
due
(par $1)
Ac
New
Ac
Estes
man,
Taylor Ac Co.; A. M. Kidder Ac Co.; Kidder, Peabody Ac Co.;
Kirkpatrick-Pettis Ac Co.; Kuhn, Loeb Ac Co.; Laira Ac Co.;
Laird, Bissell & Meeds; W. C. Langley Ac Co.; Lazard Freres
Ac Co.; Lee Higginson
Corp.; John C. Legg Ac Co.; Lehman
Brothers; S. R. Livingstone, Crouse Ac Co.; Carl M. Loeb,
share
per
Morris
Ac Co.; Equitable
Clement A. Evans Ac
Co.;
Co., Inc.; First Securities Co. of Kansas,
Glore, Forgan Ac Co.; Goldman, Sachs Ac Co.; Harri¬
Ripley Ac Co., Inc.; Harris, Hall Ac Co. (Inc.); Hay¬
den, Miller Ac Co.; Hornblower Ac Weeks; Kidder,
Peabody
Ac Co.; W.
C. Langley Ac Co.; The Lathrop-Hawk-Herr.ck
Co., Inc.; Lee Higginson Corp.; Lehman Brothers; Mc-
Co.; Eastman, Dillon
Elworthy Ac Co.; Emanuel,
Ac Co.; The
Illinois Co.; Indianapolis Bond and
Corpi; Janney Ac Co.; Jehks, Kirkland Ac Grubbs;
Johnson, Lane, Space & Co., Inc.; Johnston, Lemon Ac
Co.; T. H. Jones Ac Co.; Jones, Kreeger Ac Hewitt; Kaiser
Ac Co.; Kalman Ac Co.,
Inc.; Kay, Richards Ac Co.; Kean,
Price,
160,000
Elkins,
Ac
Inc.;
du Pont Ac
Share
of
Purpose,
Raceway Association, Inc. 6%
1978
Francis I.
Hutton
stock
shares
to acquire
$1,550 per unit.
Underwritten
by Union Securities Corp.; Allen Ac Company; Sterling,
Grace
Ac
Co.;
Winslow, Douglas Ac McEvoy; Bateman,
Eichler Ac Co.; Baird Ac
Company; Arnhold & S. Bleichroeder, Inc., and Jay W. Kaufmann Ac Co.
aircraft
Co.;
Co.; Heller, Bruce Ac Co.; Hemphill, Noyes & Co.;
H. Hentz & Co.; Henry Herrman Ac
Co.; Hill Richards Ac
Co.; J. J. B. Hilliard & Son; Hirsch & Co.; J. A. Hogle
Life
Life
of
common
Barret, Fitch, North Ac Co.; Beecroft, Cole Ac Co.; William
Blair Ac Co.; Blair, Rollins Ac Co.,
Inc.; Blyth Ac Co., Inc.;
Alex. Brown Ac Sons; Central
Republic Co. (Inc.); Coffin
Ac Burr,
Inc.; Dillon, Read Ac Co., Inc.; Eastman, Dillon
Ac
tInc.); Dillon, Read Ac Co. Inc.; Dixon
rett Ac
Co.
subordinated
shares
Ac Co.;
Crouter
Merle-Smith;
Stone
the
certificates
$1)
of
with
Ac
Mutual
accrued
Ac
preferred
shares
Co.
Davis, Skaggs
Townsend,
Dick
Securities Corp.;
Co., Inc.; Fahey,
Chapman Ac Co.; Fauset, Steele <sc
Company; Field, Richards Ac Co.; The First
First of Michigan Corp.; First Southwest
Co.;
Placed
Insurance
Corp.
and
depositary
stock
shares
eight
York,
Pilot
Equipment
Feb.
(par
of
and
capital.
Ac
Co.;
FarweU,
inclusive.
and
subordinated
notes.
Ac
Co.;
Co.;
MISCELLANEOUS
Co.
&
Deetjen
$2,415,000
*$1,500,000 Aetna Finance
Haven
sinking fund
privately
Price, 100%
Ziegler A{ Co.
C.
B.
due
De
Inc.; Foster & Marshall; Fulton, Reid Ac Co.; Robert Gar¬
Sons; Glore, Forgan Ac Co.; Goldman, Sachs Ac Co.;
Goodbody Ac Co.; Goodwyn & Olds; Granbery, Marache &
Co.; Grant-Brownell &
Co.;
Green,
Ellis Ac Anderson;
Gregory Ac Son, Inc.; Hallgarten Ac Co.; Hallowell, Sulz¬
berger & Co.; Halsey, Stuart Ac Co. Inc.; Harriman Ripley
Ac Co., Inc.; Harris & Partners
Ltd.; Harris, Hall Ac Co.
(Inc.); Ira Haupt Ac Co.; Hayden, Miller Ac Co.; Hayden,
construction.
new
Offered
Joliet,
1,
Feb.
to
Co.;
Company; Dixon Bretscher Noonan, Inc.; Dominick Ac
Dominick; The Dominion Securities Corp.; Doolictle Ac Co.;
nually
2,000,000 Roman
Paul H. Davis Ac Co.;
Ac
Dempsey-Tegeler
Ac
(Sisters of the Order of St. Dominic of
3%%-4% serial notes, series a, due an¬
Rapids)
Day
R.-S. Dickson Ac Co.
•
200,000 Dominican Sisters
Grand
L.
Bodine;
0
•Represents issues placed privately.
issues sold competitively.
(Continued
on page
,
.
tlndicates
v.
Vindicates special offering.
10)
-
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
10
(1774)
—
;
,
Inc.;
and
Rothschild & Co.; Sage, Rutty & Co.,
Anthony
& Co.; Wood, Struthers & Co.,
L.
Co.;
&
Tucker,
F.
Goodbody
Co.
&
Natural Gas Pipeline Co. 183,158 shares of
(par $1).
Purpose, to increase investment
Storage Co. of Illinois and to repay bank
loans and
for expansion.
Price, $17.25 per share.
Sub¬
scribed for by
minority stockholders. Peoples Gas Light
& Coke Co., the parent, subscribed for 773,092 additional
shares for a total cost of $13,335,837.
Natural
Gas
Light
Western
1,962,330
Offered
Lathrop-Hawk-Herrick
The
All
Co.
sold.
ital
Price,
Offered
stock
(par
$1.25
&
Loeb
Kuhn,
Co.;
&
&
Dain
stock
Dulles
&
&
Estabrook
&
All
Co.
Co.;
&
135,000 Great
MANUFACTURING
INDUSTRIAL AND
stock
capital.
Inc.
Securities,
Records,
2,931,350 Decca
Corp. 300 000 shares of common
Purpose
to repay loans and for
Price, $1 per share. Offered by Mitchell
"as a speculation."
318,625 shares of capital stock
Inc.
(par
Purpose,
cents).
Pictures
Co.,
Inc.
C'rowell, Weedon & Co,; Cruttenden & Co.; Davies & Co.;
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co.;
Gillen & Company; Goodbody
& Co.;
H. Hentz & Co.; Henry Herrman & Co.; Jeqks,
Kirkland & Grubbs; Kay, Richards & Co.; Carl M. Loeb,
Rhoades
&
Co.; McKelvey & Company;
Sills, Fairman
& Harris Inc.; Smith, Hague & Co.; Stern, Hague & Co.;
Stern, Frank, Meyer & Fox and Kuhn, Loeb & Co.
j
j
'
Purpose, to
$1).
$8.50
Price,
t
&
156,450
per
and
Co.
.
&
Courts
Co.,
$1).
Co.
Mfg.
Farrington
Co.
4,400
shares
of
class
stock
A
for
share.
and Gearhart & Otis, Inc.
,
cents
■
(no
Harvester
(James) Corp. 180.000 shares of common stock
(par $1).
Purpose, for working capital, etc. Price, at par.
Offered by company for subscription first by stockholders.
Unsubscribed 150,000 shares offered to public.
299,000 Nagler Helicopter Co., Inc. 299,000 shares of common stock
'
(par
$1
Purpose, for working capital,
Offered by John R. Boland "as
cent).
one
share.
per
Price,
specula¬
etc.
a
tion."
See under "Long-Term Bonds
column of this article.
$1).
preceding
(par
expansion and
for
Underwritten
share.
per
Co.
dividends.
Parker &
'
M.
(par $1).
Price, $3.50
Rhoades &
Loeb,
Co.
preferred
Evans
&
Co.,
Rollins
Richards
&
Co.
&
Co.
at
and
par
Inc.;
Doolittle &
Hallgarten
Noyes
&
Co.;
Blyth
Cruttenden
(Inc.);
Davis & Co.;
Inc.;
Hemphill,
Co.;
Price,
Pur¬
accrued
Redpath; Ball, Burge & Kraus; Bateman, Eichler
Republic
Paul H.
Co.;
5Vzf'o
160,000 shares of
stock
(par $25).
Underwritten by Reynolds & Co.; Auchincloss,
Blair,
Co.;
Central
*"
Carl
for capital expenditures.
pose,
&
by
Controls
convertible
cumulative
&
capital.
working
Completed.
4,000,000 Robertshaw-Futlon
j
\
Corp. 70,000 shares of common stock
245,000 Remington
Purpose,
and Notes" in a
&
Co.;
&
Co.;
&
Davies
Clement
Hayden,
Hornblower
Inc.;
Co.,
Co.;
&
Stone
Weeks;
A.
&
Kay,
Kidder, Peabody & Co.; W. C. Langley
& Co.; Lehman Brothers;
Lester, Ryons & Co.; Carl M.
Loeb, Rhoades & Co.; Loewi & Co.; Laurence M. Marks &
Co.; Moore, Leonard & Lynch; The Ohio Co.; Shields &
:
Co.;
Sills,
Sutro
&
Co.;
Fairman
Co.,
and
& Harris, Inc.; Smith, Hague & Co.;
Union Securities Corp.
Oversubscribed.
"as
Corp.
Inc.
Co.,
Clark,
Dodge
a
TRUSTS,
Gas
&
Electric
Laird
&
COS.,
shares
Purpose,"
Price,
Corp.;
Inc.;
$29
Co.;
&
&
Co.;
Inc.;
Mason,
Price,
&
&
(par
&
Brown
150,000
Clayton
Inc.;
Weedon
Co.;
Ferris
&
Securities
Co.;
Hirsch
Taylor &
Co.;
&
Davies
&
&
Newton
M.
&
Corp.;
&
Courts
Wilson,
stock
&
Inc.;
Grubbs;
Parrish &
& Co.;
Deetjen
Hill &
F.
Co.;
J.
Co.,
Suplee,
Inc.;
Reinholdt
Yeatman
Barth & Co.;
&
Co.,
Brush,
&
Inc.;
Slocumb
ter Co.;
Scott, Horner & Mason,, Inc.; Sterne, Agee &
Leach; Stetson Securities Corp.; Stix & Co.; Thayer, Baker
&
Co.; Wagenseller & Durst, Inc.; Westheimer & Co.;
Harold
Wyllie
E.
&
Wood
&
Co.;
Woodcock,
Hess
& Co.
Inc.,
and
Thornhill.
881,981 Derby Gas & Electric Corp. 47,039 shares of common stock
(no par).
Purpose, to repay bank loans and for other
corporate
purposes.
Price,
$18.75
per
share.
Offered
by-
Blunt Ellis &
Co.;
&
Lester,
Co.;
&
Ryons
&s
Johnson
Higgins.
&
15,000 shares of common
320,000
Corp.
shares
8,000
of
6r/c
preferred
in
Notes"
(par $1).
preceding column.
a
Association, Inc. 160,000 shares of
$1).
See under "Long-Term Bonds
Raceway
(par
in
depositary certificates for 8,000
See "Long-Term Bonds
Corp.
stock
common
stock
common
and
without underwriting.
See under "Long-Term Bonds and Notes"
Equipment
of
Notes"
Brandywine
'
subsidiaries.
to
advances
Offered by company for subscription
Equipment
(par $50).
shares
and
for
Purpose,
preceding column.
a
150,000 Aviation
preceding column of this article.
a
.
205,650
Brick
Discount
stock
refunding
publicly by
200,000
Citizens
The
Co.
Indemnity
Valley
for
the
Co.
Investing
stockholders
subscribe
$10
per
Offered
share.
Price, at par.
Offered by
Co. and Security & Bond
having prior right "to
Citizens
of
shares.
Co. of Warren, Pa. 1,000
of
(par $100).
Purpose, re¬
funding.
Price, at par and accrued, dividends.
Offered
publicly by company, without underwriting. All sold.
100,000 Community
Consumer Discount
5% preference stock
shares
,
|
Mohawk
with
shares of class A common
working capital ($137,450)
Price,
of New York 8,000 shares of $1.50
stock (par $251. Purpose, to acquire
preferred
Arex
for
without underwrting.
Co.
Casualty
of
20,565
Purpose,
($68,200).
company,
cumulative
stock
Corp.
$1).
(par
and
250,000
Eagle
Super
stock
(par
corporate
L.
Gardner; Rodman &
Watling, Lerchen &
& Co., Inc.; Chaplin
& Company; Laird & Co.; McDonald-Moore & Co.; McJunkin, Patton & Co.; Rotan, Mosle and Moreland; Sills,
Fairman & Harris, Inc.; I. M. Simon & Co.; Thomas &
Co.; J. R. Williston, Bruce & Co.; Brooke & Co.; Burns,
Corbett & Pickard, Inc.; C. C. Codings & Co., Inc.; Dallas
Union Securities Co.; Dixon, Bretscher, Noonan, Inc.; Doo¬
little & Co.; H. L. Emerson & Co., Inc.; Fauset, Steele
& Co.; Grimm & Co.; g! C. Haas & Co.; Hallo well, Sulz¬
berger & Co.; Wm. P. Harper & Son & Co.; J. A. Hogle
& Co.; Hulmej Applegate &
Humphrey, Inc.; T, H. Jones
& Co.; Kay, Richards & Co.; Moors & Cabot; Newman &
Company; Penington, Colket & Co.; Raffensperger, Hughes
& Co., Inc.; Rambo, Close & Kernel*, Inc.; Scherck, RichLinn;
Co.;,
Davis
stockholders,
common
stock
in
Kean,
Co.;
Paine, Webber, Jackson
Bacon, Whipple & Co.;
Weeks;
&
125,000
for
company
Spencer Trask
Cullom
par).
(no
Aviation
>
&
Co.;
&
Emanuel,
Co.;
MacGregor,
Kirkland
Jenks,
Co.;
Co.; E.
Glover
by
American National Finance Corp.
;i
Co.,
Co.
Purpose,
Offered
Sons;
Shelby
and
'
&
Co.;
&
E.
Mitchum,
1
&
Horner
Moore
Chisholm
Tully & Co.; Newhard, Cook & Co.; Pacifiq
Northwest
Co.;
Reinholdt
&
Gardner;
Wagenseller &
Durst, Inc.; Smith, Moore & Co.; Stetson Securities Corp.,
&
Co.; Ball, Burge & Kraus;
Baxter, Williams & Co.;
Biddle, Whelen & Co.; Boenning & Co.; Bosworth, Sullivan
Crowell,
Smith,
Co.;
&
Varnedoe,
Insurance
$4).
Hornblower &
G. H. Walker
Inc.;
Curtis;
Co.;
body & Co.; Green, Ellis & Anderson; Johnston, Lemon &
Co.; John C. Legg & Co.; Loewi & Co.; McCormick & 1
"Co.; New York Hanseatic Corp.; Stern Brothers & Co.; ;
Yarnall & Co.; The First Cleveland Corp.; Elkins, Morris \
"*
Corp.;
share.
per
Simmons;
Company, Inc.; Wood, Struthers & CO.; McDonald & Co.;
Baker. Watts & Co.; Bioren & Co.; Cooley & Co.; Good-
i
Simon
M.
Automobile
$40
Alex.
400,000
Stroud
Co.;
W.' Clarke,
Mitchum, Tully & Co.; Scott,
I.
Securities
stock
Co.,
American Securities
Hammill
Shearson,
&
John
& Co.;
Day
shares of
working capital.
for subscrip¬
tion
oy
stocKholders.
Unsubscribed shares (553) under¬
written by Kidder, Peabody & Co.; The First Boston Corp.;
Geyer & Co., Inc.; Blyth & Co., Inc.; Stone & Webster
Securities
Corp.;
White, Weld & Co.; A. G. Becker &
American
capital
Co.; The Ohio Company; R. W. Pressprich & Co.; Reynolds
Riter & Co.;
Blair
Co.;
&
L.
MISCELLANEOUS
$5,000,000
Bache & Co.;
Co.;
William
R.
Winslow-Douglas & McEvoy;
Harold
Woodcock, Hess & Co., Inc.; Robinson
Baker, Weeks & Co.; Alex. Brown &
Sons1, E. W. Clark & Co.; Paul H. Davis & Co.; Dick & :
Merle-Smith; Laurence M. Marks & Co.; The Milwaukee
&
&
$62,540,245
Securities
(Inc.);
Co.; Bosworth, Sullivan
Pancoast; Clement A.
&
Cleveland Corp.; Hill Rich¬
Stern, Frank, Meyer & Fox;
Stetson
for
Republic Co.
Central
&
& Co.,
Wood &
Co.;
and Lukens;
Smith, Hague & Co.; Cromwell & Co.; Mullaney, Wells &
Co.; Austin, Hart & Parvin; Eddleman-Pollok Co.; Edward
D. Jones & Co.; Kaiser & Co.,
and Sanders & Newsom.
per
Union
Riter
Lester, Ryons
Inc.;
ETC.
common
Co.;
&
Co.;
common
of
Laurence
Co.; Dean
Baxter. Williams &
&
First
Broome
Miller & Co.;
&
by
800,000
Weld
Schwabacher
Lerchen
Strudwick;
Stockton
Co.;
Mead,
*
HOLDING
Co.
Weeks;
&
E. F. Hutton & Co.;
The
Inc.;
Co.;
Securities
Equitable
Co.; Boenning
Inc.;
Dempsey-Tegeler
&
Co.; Draper, Sears & Co.; Emanuel, Deetjen & Co.;
First of Michigan Corp.; Folger, Nolan Inc.; Gordon Graves
& Co.; J. J. B. Hilliard & Son; Jenks,. Kirkland & Grubbs;
■
TRADING,
&
$5).
(par
Boston
Corp.;
j
Co.;
&
Robertson
Dewar,
Co.,
Collins
Securities
of
(no
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood; Reinholdt
Watling,
Inc.;
&
Julien
speculation."
shares
250,000
stock
common
Hornblower
Co.;
&
Inc.;
Co.,
&
&
Purpose, to acquire leases, etc. and
Price, $1 per share.
Offered bv
'
■
Aronheim.
Putnam
5,844 Oregon Fibre Products, Inc. 5,844 shares of common stock
•
Terry
by Aetna
Offered
■
Co.
for
Kilburg
180,000
Dillon
Co.;
&
Stroud & Co.,
ards
additional investments in
share. Underwritten by The
Corp.; Clark, Dodge
& Co..; Drexel & Co.; Eastman, Dillon & Co.; Glore, Forgan & Co.; Hemphill, Noyes & Co.; Hornblower & Weeks;
Kidder, Peabody & Co.; Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
Beane; Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis; Smith, Barney
&
Co.; Tucker, Anthony & Co.; Hallgarten & Co.; Lee
Higginson Corp.; A. C. Allyn & Co., Inc.; A. G. Becker &
568,000
Co.
Purpose,
par).
Oil
First
shares of common
general corporate purposes..
Price, $25 per share. Offered by company for subscription
by employees.
Oversubscribed.
stock
Securities
subsidiaries.
employees.
14,200,000 International
share.
ner
Hunter
Western
stock
j
of
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis; Shields
Co.;
Gardner;
Corp.
Gas
(par 10 cents).
working capital.
INVESTMENT
cents).
per share.
10
(par
Eastman,
Anderson
Co.;
Bakex
Inc.
Union
Beane;
Hallgarten
Evans
speculation."
a
&
*$23,200,000 American
of America 150,000 shares of common stock
Purpose, for working capital.
Price; 80
Offered by company for subscription by
Gyrodyne Co.
120,000
■
&
Bros.
Thayer,
Inc.;
& Co.,
Peabody & Co.; Merrill Lynch, Pierce
Securities Corp.; A. C. Allyn &
Kidder,
by
&
&
(par
expenses.
104,000 shares of capital stock (par one
for drilling expenses and working cap¬
$2.50
1
i
Co.,
&
shares
375,000
Price, $10 per share.
(par
»
Sutro
$3,295,000
Offered by Jay W. Kaufmann & Co. I
share.
80 cents per
,.
Co.
Co.;The Ohio Co.;
500,000
Co.;
&
Palmer Co.;
Roger S.
Co.;
Co.;
Texas
Corp.
by
Walter
Purpose,
1,000,000 Gyrodyne Co. of America, Inc. 1,250,000 shares of common
stock
(par
10 cents).
Purpose, refunding ($13",200) and
for new equipment and working capital
($986,800). Price,
Co.
stock
for working
capital.
Price, $11.25 per
Offered by Chace, Whiteside, West & Winslow, Inc.
$10).
Stewart
"as
250,000 Texas
& Co.
49,500
60,000 shares of preferred stock
exploration
Gas
&
Purpose,
Oil
fered
Williams
T.
K. Cunningham
&
1,500,000 shares of comomn stock
(par five cents). Purpose, to acquire properties and leases
and for working capital.
Price, 20 cents per share.
Of¬
capital.
Price, at par.
Underwritten by McCarley
and offered only to residents of North Carolina.
ing
i
Oil
Corp.
50,000 Farnam Manufacturing Co. 5,000 shares of 7% cumulative
convertible preferred stock (par $10).
Purpose, for work-;
■
Oil
Price,
300,000 Otis
Kormendi Co.;
to repay bank loans and for investments
stocks of subsidiaries.
Price, $40.25 per share.
Marks &
Co.;
spec¬
a
and development
Offered by Cleve Myers, Inc.
par.
S.
cent),
62,500 shares of $1.20 convertible pre¬
ferred stock (par $20).
Purpose, for new equipment and
working capital.
Price,
at par and accrued dividends.
Underwritten by Fulton, Reid & Co.; Bache & Co.; Paine,
Webber,
Jackson & Curtis;
Smith & Root;
Saunders, 1
Stiver & Co.; Robert W. Baird & Co., Inc.; Blunt Ellis &
Simmons; The Ohio Company; A. E. Masten & Co.; Fahey, j
Clark & Co.; The First Cleveland Corp.; Merrill, Turben
& Co.;
Blair, Rollins & Co. Inc.; H. L., Emerson & Co.,
Inc.; Kay, Richards &
Co. and T. H. Jones & Co.
Resistor
"as
National Corp.;
Underwood, Neuhaus
Co.; Kirby L. Vidrine & Co. and Chas. B. White & Co.
ital.
per
for.
1,250,000 Erie
Co.
&
Oversubscribed.
share. Offered by company for subscrip¬
tion by certain stockholders
and employees.
Underwrit¬
ten by D. A. Lomasney & Co. and Courts & Co.
Subscribed
$7.45
Price,
at
260,000 KLB
Co.
C.
Co.;
Inc.;
Corp.;
M.
shares of capital stock
(par $1).
Purpose,
to repay bank loans,
etc. and for
acquisition of leasehold properties and working capital.
Price, $3 per share.
Underwritten by Allen & Company;
M. E. Allison & Co., Inc.; Auchincloss, Parker & Redpath;
B. V. Christie & Co.; Coburn & Middlebrook, Inc.; Cowen
& Co.; Crerie & Co.; Crockett & Co.; Dammes, Koerner
& McMann; A. G,
Edwards & Sons; D. H. Ellis & Co.;
First Southwest Co.;
Franklin, Meyer & Barnett; R. D.
French & Co.;
Fridley & Hess; Goodbody & Co.; G. C.
Haas & Co.; Hirsch & Co.; LaMaster & Co.; Lentz, Newton
& Co.;
William R. Mee; Moroney, Beissner & Co.; J. R.
Phillips Investment Co.; Quinn & Co.; Rauscher, Pierce
& Co., Inc.; Rotan, Mosle and Moreland; Rowles, Winston
& Co.; Russ & Co.; Sanders & Newsom; John D. Scott
and Co.; Shawell & Company; Shearson, Hammill & Co.;
&
Oversubscribed.
Co.
Steele
by
Foster
Co.;
&
& Co.;
Taussig, Day & Co., Inc.;
Raffensperger, Hughes & Co., Inc.;
Co.; I. M. Simon & Co.; Este & Co.";
John
&
Company;
21,000 shares of common stock (par
Purpose, to repay bank loans and for working capital.
Brothers
Edgar
Offered
for
Purpose,
Harold
79,000 shares of common stock (par
repay bank loans and for working capital.
share. Underwritten by D. A. Lomasney
Co.
Brothers
671,500 Edgar
$1).
share.
1,500,000 Johnston
to increase investment in Universal
Price, 59.20 per share.
Offered by
company
for subscription by stockholders.
Unsubscribed
shares
(51,549), underwritten by Reynolds & Co.; Lau¬
rence
M. Marks & Co.; Arthurs, Lestrange & Co.; Bache
&
Co.;
Baker,
Simonds & Co.; Bear, Stearns & Co.;
50
per
Price,
Swift
Utilities
Fenner
ulation."
cents).
10
(par
working
Deetjen
Purpose,
Offered
Petroleum Corp. 90,000 shares of common
Purpose, for drilling expenses, etc. Price,
Western
(par
300,000 Gulf South Oil Corp.
Chemical
Chlorophyll
300,000
Emanuel,
Smith, Barney & Co.; White,
Witter & Co.; L. F. Rothschild & Co.;
$1.50
$5).
&
common
&
stock
Brothers 23,872 shares of common stock ino par).
Purpose, for working capital.
Price, $11 per share. Of¬
fered
by company for subscription by
common stock¬
holders,
without underwriting.
Cheney
Co.;
Frank,
par).
Purpose, for working capital.
$1).
(par
F.
Co., and S.
in
$2,893,818
OTHER
Meeds;
&
Waldo
J'15,093,750 Texas
Wilson.
$262,592
Bissell
Meyer & Fox; Arthur L. Wright & Co.,
Hemphill & Co.; Murphey Favre, Inc.; C. F
Cassell & Co., Inc.; Fewel & Co.; Gross, Rogers, Barbour,
Inc.;
Price, $1.26
per share.
Offered by Julius Maier Co.; Carroll, Kirchnei
& Jaquith,
Inc.; Amos C. Sudler & Co., and Robert W.
stock
&
Fay;
Stern,
200,000 shares of preferred common
250,000 Empire Petroleum Co.
exploratory and
Price, 50 cents
Offered by Royal Securities Corp.
share.
per
Henry
Smith
Purpose, for acquisitions,
development expenses and v/orking capital.
Laird,
Co.;
Hooker &
sold.
Leaseholds, Inc. 300,000 shares of
common
stock (par 50 cents).
Purpose, for development
expenses and working capital.
Price, $1 per share.
Of¬
fered by Charles J. Maggio, Inc. "as a speculation."
cent).
(par one
&
Stivers &
OIL
600,000 shares of common stock
300,000 Northwest Uranium Corp.
Co.;
&
Hawkins
Miller
Saunders,
Oil
Dakota-Montana
$300,000
under¬
(58,694 >
Brothers; Bear,
Union Securities
Co.;
&
Frank Knowlton & Co.;
$28,414,706
Exploration & Production, Inc. 500,000 shares of
capital stock (par 10 cents).
Purpose, for equipment and
improvements.
Price, at par. Offered by company to
public, without underwriting.
shares
Lehman
Inc.;
Langley
&
Co.;
Irving Lundborg & Co.;
Model, Roland & Stone; New York
Hanseatic Corp.; Wagenseller & Durst, Inc.; J. R. Williston,
Bruce & Co.; Baumgartner, Downing & Co.; Byrd
Brothers;
Carmen
&
Co.,
Inc.;
City
Securities Corp.;
Davis, Skaggs & Co.; Janr.ey & Co.; Wm. C. Roney &
First
Loeb
and
&
Fenner
Oversubscribed.
Boyce.
Co.,
C.
El worthy
Co.;
Marshall;
Revel
Electrical Instrument Corp.
107,055 shares of
stock (par $12.50). Purpose, to repay bank loans
working capital.
Price, $18 per share.
Offered
by
company
for subscription
by stockholders.
Unsub¬
scribed shares
(5,229).
Underwritten by Merrill Lynch,
Beane; Blyth & Co., Inc.; The
Boston Corp.;
Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc.; Kuhn,
& Co.;
Smith, Barney & Co.; Clark, Dodge & Co.
Mineral
&
Dempsey-Tegeler
Shearson,
50,000
Unsubscribed
8£
W.
Ryons & Co.; Mason-Hagan, Inc.; Sills, Fairman
Harris, Inc.; William R. Staats & Co.; Suplee, Yeatman
& Co., Inc.; J. Barth & Co.; Brush, Slocumb & Co. Inc.;
for
Pierce,
Hammill & Co.; A. M. Kidder & Co.; Wurts,
& Co.; Friedman, Brokaw & Co. and Stein Bros.
Blyth
Co.;
&
pre¬
Weston
W. D.
Co.;
Weld &
White,
Co.;
by
Corp.; Dean Witter & Co.; A. C. Allyn & Co., Inc.; Central
Republic Co, (Inc.); R. W. Pressprich & Co.; Ferris Si
Company; Fulton, Reid & Co.; Halle & Stieglitz; H. Henta
& Co.;
Mackall & Coe; Stroud & Company. Inc.; J. M
capital stock (no par).
units of one preferred and five common
for new capital.
Price, $200 per unit.
public by company, without underwriting.
to
and
Co.; Hecker & Co.;
Baker, Weeks & Co.;
Sherrerd; Cyrus J. Lawrence Securities Corp.;
&
stockholders.
written
capital
&
Gradison
Butcher
Corp. 568,665 shares of common
Purpose, to make additional investments
$5).
Stearns
Purpose,
Offered
1,926,990
Utilities
purposes.
common
in
$10),
(par
2,253,818 Beryllium Corp. 88,385 shares of common stock (no par).
Purpose,
for
capital improvements.
Price, $25.50 per
share.
Offered by the company for subscription by com¬
mon
stockholders, i Underwritten by
Francis I. duPont
& Co.
Allen
by
Lester,
ferred
"
employees.
and
underwritten
England Electric System 828,516 shares of common
(par $1).
Purpose, for construction programs of
Price,
$12
per
share to stockholders
and
to
public.
Offered by company for subscription by
.$13
S.)
shares.
Uranium Corp. 232,000 shares of common stock
10 cents).
Purpose, for exploration costs, etc. Price,
per share.
Offered by Luckhurst & Co., Inc.
stockholders
(3,150)
stock
Corp.
Co. 750 shares of 5% cumulative
(par $100) and 3,750 shares of common
(G.
Suppiger
$290,000 Atomic
,
subsidiaries.
for.
ETC.
COPPER.
COAL,
(par
110,000,886 New
to company).
debt and for working capital.
Price, $6.25 per share.
Offered by company, for subscrip¬
tion by stockholders, without underwriting.
All subscribed
t
^
T
repay bank loans and for general cor¬
Price, $23.50 per
share.
Offered by
for subscription by common stockholders, with¬
underwriting. Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane
acted as clearing agent.
Offering was completed.
Purpose, for
cents).
*
out
to repay short-term
Purpose,
$75,057,202
STEEL
by
Television
&
10
(par
shares
Public
porate
Purpose, for working cap¬
97,425 SoundScriber Corp. 15,588 shares of
150,000
IRON,
stock
common
r
in subsidiaries and
;
10,000 shares of
working cap¬
at market ($1.90 per share net to company).
Wright, Wood & Co.
All sold.
,
Electronics
19,000 Skiatron
preferred
loans.
Price,
r
company
15,000 shares of
Corp.
Television
&
10 cents).
(par
Price, at market ($2.12. Vi per share net
Offered by Wright, Wood & Co.
All sold.
ital.
stock (pair $251.
at par to stock¬
holders and $25.37'/a
to public.
Offered by company for
subscription by common stockholders. Unsubscribed shares
(19,412) underwritten by Harris, Hall & Co. (Inc.); The
First Trust Co. of Lincoln, Neb.; Eastman, Dillon & Co.;
A. C. Allyn and Co. Inc.; Julien Collins & Co.;
Beecroft,
Cole &
Co.; Estes & Co., Inc.; The Small-Millburn Co.
Inc.; Uhlmann & Latshaw. Inc.; Martin Investment Co.,
and
Electronics
stock
common
convertible
reduce bank
to
Purpose,
stock
»
.Monday, November 9, 1953
.
sold.
General
Aetna Securities Corp.
by
31,875 Skiatron
shares of
78,202
Inc.
Co.,
Telephone
&
cumulative
5>/2%
V
13,363,628
50,000 shares of 30-cent
cumulative convertible preferred stock (par $1).
Purpose,
for expansion and working capital.
Price, $5 per share.
stock
common
in
All
.
r—r~.—
for subscription by
Unsubscribed
250,000 Russell Reinforced Plastics Corp.
3,159,476 Texas Illinois
j
.
company
218,180 Rogers Corp. 10,909 shares of class B common stock (no
par).
Purpose, to repay bank loans and for working
capital.
Price, $20 per share.
Offered by company for
subscription by class B common stockholders, without
underwriting.
(Continued from page 9)
■
Markets,
Inc.
Purpose,
$10).
Price,
purposes.
shares of 6rk preferred
working capital and other
Offered by company
25,000
for
at
par.
to public.
.
.
300,000 Famous Foods of America 300,000 shares of common stock
(par 10 cents).
Purpose, for working capital.
Price, $1
share.
per
Offered
Loan
cumulative
of
«
267,500
share
Price,
Himme;
West
a
specu¬
of Pittsfield, Inc. 19,638 shares of 1%-'
preferred
stock' (par $11) and
Co.
of
of
$15
class A
each
per
&
William
Winslow,
common
class
of
share.
scription by stockholders.
&
"as
convertible
shares
one
sion.
Co.
»-
294,570 Federal
19,638
Weber-Millican
by
lation."
N.
Inc..
stock
stock.
(par
$1) in units
for expan¬
Purpose,
Offered by company
for sub¬
Underwritten by Simon, Strauss
Inc.; and Chace, Whiteside,
All subscribed for.
Pope,
Friendly Finance, Inc. 21,400 shares of 67c
cumulative
preferred stock (par $10) and 21,400 shares of class B
common
stock (par $1)
in units of one share of each
class of stock.
Purpose, for working capital; Price, $12.50
per
&
unit
and accrued dividends.
Co.
•Represents issues placed privately,
tlndicates issues sold competitively,
tlndicates
special offering.
Offered by W. L. Lyons
Volume 178
Number 5271... The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
(1775)
180,000
Government
stock
(par
share.
per
stock
Fire
(par
$16.50
&
share.
per
Offered
without
Investors,
par).
Casualty
Purpose,
$10).
stockholders,
Israel
Co.
shares
28,000
for
of
cents).
shares.
14,886
Purpose,
shares
for
Issuable
Offered
of
(par
$50)
capital.
exercise
of
to
and
certain
shares
$60
unit.
per
Inc.
"as
296,000 Square
com-
M.
Month End. Sept. 30—
Co.
.
3,000
shares
share.
per
12,000
of
common
Offered by Blyth
shares
share.
per
Chace,
Whiteside,
Scranton &
Price,
Co.
Co.
$14.75
Securities
of
common
Offered
by
Of¬
&
by stockholders. Under¬
States
West
All
12,500
share.
per
Corp.
&
Winslow,
Burnside
&
A
Co.,
common
stock
,
Offered
by
Stone
&
Oversubscribed.
Co.,
Inc.
37,000
shares
of
Radiator
Corp.
13,125
shares
of
common
$1).
Inc.
Price, $8.75 per share.. Offered by
and Bear, Stearns & Co.
Completed.
Sunrise Supermarkets Corp. 20,000 shares
of
(par $1). Purpose, for expansion,
stock
common
equipment and working
$7,25 per share. Underwritten
by Estabrook
Co.; Childs, Jeffries &
Thorndike, Inc.; Battles & Co.,
Inc.; Chace, Whiteside, West &
Winslow, Inc., and Chas.
W. Scranton & Co. All sold.
Blyth
Western
Natural
(par
Gas
$30).
Co.
7;030
Purpose,
for
shares
of
5%
preferred
Net
ry.
from
Net
ry.
—V.
(par
&
$10).
Price,
Completed.
Co.
$43.62>/2
Stanley
&
share.
per
&
Co.
14,900
Price,
$21.80).
$35
per
Co.
of
common
Offered
of
capital stock
Offered by Morgan
Oversubscribed.
the
Co.,
(no
Soya
par).
Co.,
Price,
Forgan & Co.
234,375 Chicago
stock
&
par).
Inc.
shares
share.
per
of
Offered
Illinois
RR.
Price,
$18.75
Bear,
and
Stearns
12,500
shares
share.
per
&
Co.
676,275 Consolidated
by
A.
C.
Grocers
(par
Corp.
$1.33>/3).
Allyn
498,525 Continental
&
Co.,
Price,
Corp.
Price,
$20
Fenner
of
common
by Blyth
Great
Western
stock
6,900
(par
shares
of
Blyth
Corp.
of
&
Equitable
Offered
by
M.
Kidder
(par
Lynch,
shares
(about
of
$1.50
common
per
Lane,
son,
999,216
$18
shares
of
share.
per
Space
Shields &
Co.
&
Co.;
Inc.;
Hirsch
The
stock
common
&
Co.;
wood;
Bass
&
H.
&
Co.;
Agee
Sills,
Francis
&
&
Co.,
du
Inc.;
Leach;
Fairman
I.
Atwill
&
Pont
Piper,
&
Stringfellow;
Kenny
Brush,
Slocumb
Richard
W.
Co.;
Co.;
Inc.;
Loewi
Jack
Alex.
&
Stein
&
Lewis & Co.;
Mullaney,
nolds
&
Corp.;
'
Co.;
Louis
Wells
Co.;
Bond
Southern
Investment
Co.,
Inc.;
Inc.; Herman Bensdorf & Co.;
Co. Inc.;
C. F. Cassell & Co. Inc.;
Corp.; Julien Collins & Co.; Hancock,
Kroeze,
McLarty & Co.;
McDaniel
C. McClure & Co.; Mead, Miller & Co.;
&
&
Co.;
J.
Peeler
Lee
(M. A.)
Co. 2,600 shares
Price, $64
(par $10).
&
Co.,
Inc.;
Rey¬
Shropshire & Co.; Smith, Bishop & Co.;
Co.; Sternberger & Co.; Vance Securities
St. Denis J. Villere & Co.
166,400 Hanna
and
Co.
Curtiss,
per
share.
and
of
Wiley Bros., Inc.
class
A
Offered
stock
common
by Clark,
Dodge
House
Co.
&
Co.,
Inc.
37V2
Price,
$15
per
the
date
tenders of
Dec.
cents
of
1986.
p.
share/
Offered
common
Glass
(par
Price,
$12.50).
Sachs .&
man,
Co.
5,000
$70.75
of a new sales office in
Rapids, Mich., to handle the
including mill products, plumbing,
177,
105%
of
be
must
1953.—V.
178,
by
Ball,
From
Gross
the
per
shares
of
share.
Offered
common
Co.
by
Jan.
Net
ry.
51
has
available
$264,127
p.
at
the office
of
(no
&
117,000 Portland
stock
&
Co.,
General
(par
$18.62V2
Inc.
$15).
Blyth & Co., Inc.
12,600 shares
per
share.
Completed.,
Electric
Price,
trustee
a
dealer's discount of
unsold
balance
was
Co.
$29.25
of
common
Offered
by
stock
A.
G.
.
4,000
per
with¬
of
share.
Offered
common
by
the
1951
1950
$122,603
$141,909
6,864
Gross
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
Net
Gross
"9,081
•11,627
35,597
91,049
57,813
41,944
Net
from
Net
ry.
•
to
45
1953
SEC
for
1952
for
410,405
31,751,199
3,912,754
27,850,664
1,120,306
899,212
284,674
364,886
32,230,654
&
exos.
income
$5,118,210
4,368,806
taxes
$749,404
$719,483
$3,568,662
Dr35
514
24,235
15,220
$749,369
$719,997
$3,592,897
$3,188,937
221,669
941,580
756,431
$2,651,317
$2,432,506
30,000
$498,328
30,000
120,000
120,000
155,347
155,347
621,389
581,138
net inc.
of
divs.
stock—
$332,359
$312,981
2,259,642
1,972,460
$1,909,928
2,259,642
$1,731,368
outstand'g
share
$0.15
$0.16
$0.85
$0.88
com.
per
com.
share.
per
ten shares
price
held
to
are
It
was
the
on
be
1951
1950
$161,000
$244,000
$228,000
"SI,387
"192,134
"28,514
"23,656
"275,341
"100,292
"83,706
2,114,000
1,760,000
"781,472
"250,707
"422,272
"1,374,571
"841,327
"954,521
178,
plans
Canadian
to
offer
Ndt
record
from
from
ry.
From
Gross
Jan.
from
ry.
1953—9 Mos.—1952
$
6,879,000
23,991,000
Central
1952.
ry.
Net
Net
"
oper.
Jan.
$302,818
"19,223
"30,149
"22,193
3,675
"67,073
"96,297
"86,221
5,090,467
4,805,381
3,828,889
798,144
866,681
1,096,696
603,431
356,187
"145,268
income—
247,699
44,718
1270.
1952
1951
1950
$223,776
$235^58
$210,628
"5,282
21,775
18.421
"173,944
"70,482
"48,281
"48,888
178,
p.
according
about
of
the
Lo
new
a
al o
company
our
be
the
used
to
the
the
of
provide
contemplated
for
purposes
sale
middle
at
portion
a
construction
payment
which
additional
of
of
Nov.
of
1953,
tla
progra a.
temporary
1,
com¬
bar i
amounted
1798.
p.
Illinois
Light
Co.—Stock
Offering—Mention
issue of Nov. 2 of the offering to stock¬
Oct. 27 of 100,000 shares of additional
stock at $36.50 per share on
OFFERING
TO
regular
one-for-nine basis
a
by Union Securities Corp. and associatej.
EMPLOYEES—The
employees
privilege
of
of
common
such
company
(including
subscribing
per
stock,
person
subject
has
officers)
for
not
the
full-
company
the
offered
of
the
more
to
than
100
shares
to allotment, at $36.50 per share,
the 100,000 shares as are not sub¬
such
of
2,036,702
"326,738
"957,473
1270.
portion,
if
any,
of
for through the exercise of
rights. Employee subscriptions are
subject to the availability of shares and will be reduced proportionately
(based
on
number
available, except that the
company
may
give priority to subscriptions up to five shares.
company
has made arrangements with Commercial National
amounts
exceeds
Bank
subscribed
for)
if
the number
of
shares
of
Peoria, Peoria, 111., for loans by such bank to employet.4
by individual unsecured promissory notes, for not exceeding
months,, bearing interest at the rate of 5% per annum, in amount!
up to 90%
of the subscription price of the shares subscribed for by
them
respectively, and the
company
will pay the service charges
24
to
be
will
not
shares
any
exceed
$1.50
purchased
per
under
share)
this
individual obligations of employees
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
of
such
bank
arrangement.
not
EFFECT
series
2,028,773
75,041
"199,764
"688,845
"532,572
"768,842
(April
1)
TO
PRESENT
series due
(Dec.
1)
Outstanding
(Dec.
1)
$9,376,300
1979
series due
1981——
stock
"Not
respect
notes wiil
FINANCING
1963
2%%
cumul.
(par
12,500,000
8,000,000
$100)
250,000 shs.
preferred
stock
111,464 shs.,
(no
1,672,493
"90,508
due
314%
Pfd.
with
Such
guaranteed by the company.
mortgage, bonds—
314%
Common
2,008,155
subscribed
the
to
evidenced
4Vir)o
1—
Deficit.—V.
177,
will
provide
such
is underwritten
"First
"92,561
railway
railway—
oper. income—
bonds
sub¬
Webstbr
managers.
shares
the
and
Authorized
Vermont—Earnings—
$223,554
income
mortgage
stock,
15,000
par;
and
&
dealer
an
(which
TITHIM
1953
from
ry.
1950
$335,940
railway—i
from
offer
date
Stone
oversubscription privilege which is subject to
subscription rights of employees). Rights to stockholders
will expire at 3:30 p.m.
(EST) on Nov. 13.
The offering
The
1951
$384,902
5,271,432
railway
railway
for
made in
common
Maine—Earnings-
$401,739
September--
From
29,152,000
42,312
from
record
the
as
common
to
$100
from
present and
to
holders of record
determine
1953
178, p.
day.
for
Canadian Pacific Lines in
Net
incurred
out
income—
Deficit.—V.
same
scribed
472,410,000
1—
oper.
from
$
1566.
railway
first
The
amendment.
named
the
of
stock,
company
shares
and
$1,000,00.—V.
was
the
preferred
company
50,711,000 505,541,000
Pacific Lines in
oper.
to
required for the
the
57,590,000 529,532,000 501,562,000
railway
from
and
funds
55,892,000
railway-
date.
by
are
proposes
preferred
$4,000,000 of
proceeds
59,797,000
September—
Gross
the
Exchange Commission—
1954.
time
1953- -Month—1952
and
1,972,460
Further details follow:
3,905,000
1466
pp.
completed
and
supplied
the company
cumulative
England—Earnings-
1952
$202,000
1,962,000
$3,173,717
231,663
of
to
2,034,000
1953—12 Mos—1952
$4,904,650 $21,055,486 $20,378,930
4,185,167
17,486,824
17,205,213
$517,706
stock
for
3,188,279
Corp.—Earnings—
1953—3 Mos—1952
_
prospectus,
456,637
$
—V.
4,979,666
2,123,398
3,050,158
_
shares
loans
449,436
revenue
187,080
*
series
Canadian National Rys- -September Revenue Off—
Net
1950
$3,157,789
478,494
223,405
income—
income
each
494,304
" 1,149,492
Oper. expenses——;
1951
$3,111,723
company on Oct. 30 filed a registration
statement with the
covering 70,400 shares of common stock, $15
par,
to be offered
subscription by common stockholders at the rate of one new
sha.a
483,438
1270.
—
178,
604,611
deductions
(with
revenues
gas
This
of
Period End. Sept. 30—
Opev.
bottled
gas,
Phillip I. Blumberg
$3,453,159
32,860,229
6,641,455
revenues
cents
•44,576
" 145,858
p.
and
576,504
Registers With Securities
1,065,277
—
178,
Ewart
Central Illinois
23,997
1953
income
piped
promoting
Mr.
Electric & Gas
Co.—Secondary Offer¬
ing—A secondary offering of 2,500 shares of common
stock (par $15) was made on Oct. 27
by Blyth & Co.,
Inc., at $27.62 V2 per share, with a dealer's discount of
1,187,580
railway-
oper.
Deficit.—V.
New
STOCKHOLDERS INCREASE—In the recent
offering of
20,000 shares of common stock to the
company's employees, 316 out
of the 1,253
eligible employees subscribed for a total of
17,824 shares.
Of these subscribers,
163 were new
stockholders, increasing the num¬
ber of employees
owning common stock to 36%. of total employees,
and the number of those
owning either common or preferred stock to
42%-of total employees.—V. 178,
p. 1271.
7,186
1270.
-
located
EMPLOYEE
1,167,813
V!
railway
from
Co.
all
Kinston,
"Required by order of Public Service Commission.
58,066
1—
from
Light
year—are
$3,370,052
1271.
p.
Earnings
1,335,770
income
Jan.
new
1—
"Reservation
720,222
railway
oper.
From
&
Co.,
the
Ry.—Earnings-
Operating income
Nonoperating
income
mon
railway—_
be
drilling
Gas
and
Fayetteville,
B.
income.—
oper.
178,
62,765
p.
York;
last
of
Central Hudson Gas & Electric
the
1952
-
178,
Tidewater
to
Power
merger
cities
to
Corp. ancl Allen & Co.
Immediately following the sale
$146,909
Canadian National Lines in New
Gross
shares
Carolina
in.a
in
addition
railway
railway
from
ry.
scription
RR.—Earnings-
income
cper,
Deficit.—V.
Gross
-
Light Co.
Price,
par).
Becker
the
2450.
1953
*
the
Colo.
for
1—
September—
"
stock
Alex
are
Jan.
Net
—V.
Bal.
$149,976
railway
railway
from
&
Gold¬
In
from
Com.
fund gold bonds due April
principal amount and interest
received
177,
The
-
from
Net
(par
Burge
by
Co.
directors in addition
railway--—
railway
Preferred
p. ,1665.
1899.
p.
share, with
per
share.
income
with
cents);to
Denver,
exploration,
Wall St., New
midnight Nov. 6.
opening
Telephone Co.—Secondary Offer¬
of 5,000 shares of common
was made on Oct. 27 by J. S. Strauss
railway
railway
oper.
properties
gas
sold.
oper.
From
Gross
offering
from
Net
234,675 Pacific Power
ry.
Grand
Kraus.
t353,750 Owens-Illinois
Net
Income
178, p. 478.
September—
Gross
to
35
at
Securities
Net
stock
Power
Carolina
from
Gross
New Office—
sale.
bonds
3,
per
drawn.—V.
Net
110,250 Lamson & Sessions Co. 7,350 shares of
$10).
173,
Inc.—Earnings Higher—
than
more
secondary
stock (par $12.50)
& Co. at $16.12 V2
Net
Completed.
63,750 Huse-Liberty Mica Co. 5,000 shares of common stock (pas
$5).
Price, $12.75 per share.
Offered by F. L. Putnam
&
age.—V.
California Water &
Net
&
of
Buildings Co.-r-Tenders of Bonds—
ing—A
M.
Brown
Co.;
Ayres,
Clarke
Blackstock
Southern
&
the
in
extrusions.—V.
not
from
Bullington-Schas.&
Willis,
company and Chairman of its
attack
at
his home in Belmont,
Co., New York, as trustee,
first mortgage 50-year sinking
of
before
or
ry.
Co.; Carlson & Co.;
Carolina Securities Corp.;
Cruttenden & Co.;
DempseyTegeler & Co.; Elder & Company; Emanuel, Deetjen &
Co.; Mid-South Securities Co.;
Rowles, Winston & Co.;
Scott
Sealed
on
Inc.; Goodbody
Jaffray & Hop-
and
Harris,
&
its
Ewart,
this
years
announced
to
Net
Boyce; Varnedoe, Chisholm & Co. Inc.; Shelby
Cullom
Davis
& Co.;
Alester
G.
Furman
Co.;
Security
Associates, Inc.; Shearson, Hammill & Co.; J. W. Tindall
& Co.; Branch, Cabell & Co.;
G. H. Crawford Co., Inc.;
Doolittle & Co.; Lewis and Co.;
Mason-Hagan, Inc.; Mc-.
Carley & Co., Inc.; Edgar M. Norris; Odess, Martin &
Inc.;
of
heart
68
Building
at
Net
Co.;
John¬
&
Herzberg,
of
was
Co.—Obituary—
Trust
1960,
&
Co.;
Robinson-Humphrey
Clement A. Evans & Co.,
Hilsman
Sterne,
&
Sons;
Bros.
i
& Sons;
J.
1,
by
Pierce-
Co., Inc.; Johnston, Lemon & Co.; Russ & Company, Inc.;
Scott, Horner & Mason, Inc.; William Blair & Co.; Boettcher & Co.; Clark, Landstreet &
Kirkpartick, Inc.; A. G.
Edwards
and
five
Co.,
attorney.—V.
Operating
Operating
share).
Underwritten
Water
operations.
from
3,835,516
Cambria & Indiana
Co.
Co.;
has
Square
sheet
purchase
$1).
Pierce,
Corp.; R. S. Dickson & Co.;
White, Weld & Co.; J. C. Bradford
&
4,295,458
,
stock
Merrill
Securities
Carrison Corp.;
A.
4,123,300
President
Bush Terminal
Co.,
common
capital
stock
Merrill
45,000
market
at
Price,
4,941,931
died
He
incident
expenses
&
5,636,849
Perkins, President, on Oct. 27 announced earnings for
the fiscal year ending July 31,
1953 after all charges and taxes of
$1.35 per common share, on 281,614 shares outstanding. In the previous
year, earnings of $1.06 per share were reported on 256,013 shares then
outstanding.
The company fabricates a wide range of magnesium items
principally
Irving
of
share.
Offered
common
by
Oversubscribed.
Insurance
$2.50).
8,172,500
Howard
from
Offered by Steele & Co.
17,985,888 Gulf Life
569,179
18,020,013
■
by
per
share.
per
Offered
Price,
620,621
22,271,426
Beane.
Petroleum
$1).
(par
1,001,399
18,679,926
6,543,337
stock
545,625 Fidelity-Phoenix Fire Insurance Co.
7,500 shares of capital
stock
(par
$10).
Price, $72.75 per share.
Offered
by
Merrill Lynch,
Pierce, Fenner & Beane.
Completed.
67,500
752,603
Bridgeport products,
goods, copper water tube and pipe.—V.
accrued
shares
share.
Beane.
of
common
shares
$15.871/2
Co.
$72.25
7,115
per
&
Glore,
Inc.
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
142,300 Ferro
42,600
Price,
Insurance
$10).
by
Offered
Inc.
(par
stock
Completed.
165,000 Colorado Interstate Gas Co. 5,000 shares
(par $5).
Price, $33 per share. Offered
stock
capital
Completed.
Eastern
&
(no
Co.,
12,300
$29.75
1,268,212
10,054,778
3.
notification
(par
1370.
$2,687,298
958,412
Brooks & Perkins,
•E.
Inc.
$2,882,503
1,843,312
all
of
brass
Inc.
Central
$3,452,627
income—
company
Federal
sales
101,500 California Oregon Power Co. 4,000 shares
of common stock
(par $20). Price, $25.37V2 per share. Offered
by Blyth &
365,925
/
1950
Bridgeport Brass Co.—Opens
Bache
shares
share.
sold
B.
operations
North
be
Net
Nov.
of
stock
Forbes
Washington and Wilmington.
newly-formed Tidewater Gas Co. of which Mr. Ewart is
Presi¬
and Treasurer, will direct five
subsidiary companies devoted to
also
stock
by
has
over
Tide
Net
23,610,421
Committee,
on
letter
a
common
through
mining claims.
Central of Georgia
1,635,544
Rogers Benton,
The
521,500 Anderson-Clayton
(par
shares
pay
September—
1951
Boston Mutual Life Insurance
Jay
20,000
to
Period End, Sept. 30—
Mass.,
of
properties—acquired
old
p.
1952
railway
oper.
filed
share
Andrews of Raleigh, manufacturer's
representa¬
tive; W. Henry Belk Simpson of
Greenville, S. C., partner in the BelkSimpson stores chain; and Robert
Szold, New York
$3,076,846
railway
of
Clifford
Eastern
178, p. 1270.
.
Finance
Co.
by
local
working
Issues Not Representing: New
Financing
Cyanamid
1953
income—
oper.
28
shares
per
are
company
took
the
Corporation and
railways—
from
Net
$20,345,723
t$872,500 American
This
dent
From Jan. 1—
Gross
18,805,277
The
Bessemer & Lake Erie RR.—Earnings—
capital, etc. Price,
Offered by company for
subscription by employees.
at par.
proceeds
headed
Gross
September—
Gross from railway
cents
development
owners
(Continued from page 2)
&
stock
net
These
Investment News
Net- from
17,871,302
Co., Farmington, N. M.—Files With
Oct.
on
1,200,000
10
(Secretary)
General
capital. Price,
210,900
at
Tidewater
50-cent
Factors Corp.
15,000 shares of common stock
Purpose, for working capital. Price, $4
per share.
Offered by company to.
public,, without underwriting, in
connection with
offering of $250,000 of debentures (which
company
will
Standard
3,106,750
Carolina Power & Light Co.—Sells Gas
Properties—
new
Market
2,783,471
common
stock
see).
■
The
in
equipment and working capital.
Offered by Whitney-Phoenix
Co.,
335,363,817 320,444,348
1270.
p.
covering
and
(par $1).
i
The
offered
Bern,
v
339,249,625
35,966,283
earnings—
178,
SEC
•Represents issues placed privately,
tlndicates issues sold competitively,
tIndicates special offering.
Inc.
convertible
$
353,235,119
36,543,209
Capital Uranium
the
B.
$
,39,073,033
Securities and Exchange Commission—
Inc.;
of
sold,
shares
$24,733,582
participating preferred stock (par $7i. Purpose,
expansion and working capital; Price, $8
per
share.
Underwritten by Auchincloss,. Parker &
Redpath. All sold.
•
Net
-V.
&
$5).-
(par
Co.,
1953—9 Mos.—1952
$
earnings
Working expenses
stock
Blyth
1953—Month—1952
39,326,680
Gross
Price, $13.50 per share. Offered by Carl
Rhoades & Co. and Chaplain & Co.
Completed.,
Loeb,
stock
for
145,000
Canadian Pacific Ry.—September
Earnings—
Of-
Corp.
20,000
shares
of
coinmon
Price,
$7.25
per
share.
Underwritten
Co.; Childs, Jeffries & Thorndike, Inc.;'
&
W.
(par
cumulative
60,000
Inc.
Production
$5).
114,844 United
speculation."
a
Deal
Chas.
stock
com¬
share.
per
of
share.
tl01,250 United Engineering & Foundry Co. 7,500 shares of
stock
\
share.
per
by
Light
$8.75
$ 1).
•
Coi;
&
Webster
(no
Purpose,
common
speculation."
$1.25
preferred
Offered
shares
per
Supermarkets
(par
(par
Co.,
Price,
184,375 Tennessee
149,000 shares of common stock
for working capital. Price, $2
293,750 Selevision, Inc. 235,000 shares of class
(par $1). Purpose, for
and
per
stock
25,000
$31.62y2
Completed.
Estabrook
Battles
.
&
Price, $23.25
Arms
$1).
Inc.
stock
options
stock.
Inc.
Price,
Inc.
Co.,
Inc.
145,000 Sunrise
underwriting.
share. Offered by .Mortimer
Price,
Co.,
Co.,
employees.
common
class of
Indiana,
par).
&
$10).
(par
105,000 Remington
50
$11.50
cumulative
S.), Inc. 52,867 shares of
Purpose, refunding. Price, $5.50
298,000 Rockhill Productions, Inc.
(par 10 cents). Purpose,
a
&
to
(par
purchase
and
of
of each
Price,
without
stock
of
(no
,
Blyth
Sound vPower
stock
-
(no
company
Price,
stock
officers
fered by company for
subscription
written by Fulton, Reicl & Co.
per
"as
by
(William
$1).
(par
etc.
public
5,000
share
one
loans,
to
pany
290,769 Moore
69,750 Puget
subscription by
.common
working
upon
company
par) in units of
repay
stock
by
(par
300,000 Mayfair Markets 5,000 shares of 6%
stock
moh
fered
by
Basket
granted by
10
Co.
-
Price,
unit
Service
'
'
■
Price,
Inc.
per
Market
.,
790,625 Public
capital
capital.
working
of
without underwriting.
to
common
86,960 shares of common stock
for investments in Israel enterprises.
Purpose,
share.
-
shares
by company for
public,
,
of
underwriting.
$1,150
171,189
12,000
Offered
Interstate
10,000,400
Corp.
Purpose, for working capital. Price, $15
by company for subscription by com¬
stockholders, without underwriting.
mon
462,000
Employees
$5).
11
par
value)
limited except as set forth in the
UNDERWRITERS—The
Securities
Corp.
as
their
underwriters
1,500,000 shs.
1,000,000 shs.
mortgage securing such bonds.
named
representative,
below,
have
through
severally
Union
agreed
to
12
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle..
(1776)
set
shares
such
of
Net
ry.
™
Gross
Weld & Co.___
—
A.
C.
Allyn & Co., Inc.
also
V.
178,
Net
10
—
-
1666.
p.
Power Commission
Federal
The
this
to
—V.
has granted temporary
and
construction
the
for
company
to
The
174,
ry.
Gross
Central ,Ke
Net
Set
Deficit.—V.
Net
904,163
491,695
o52,o73
Net
ry.
89,979
>258,582
116,434
—V.
9.4(>0,236
4,541,555
3,668,788
>2,488,632
>3,115,271
>2,331,713
Net
elected
been
Vice-President.—V.
from
Net
—V.
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
railway
railway
99,798
income.—
Jan,
236,110
-
•
oper.
1951
$17,825,150 $17,523,976
2,970,855
3,885,324
2.828,227
1,343,602
2,167,645
150,222,710
149,983,333
19,570.031
16,463,296
15,714,248
1950
$876,000
138,009
14,176
income—
4,272,944
2,422,848
2,408,524
Net
ry.
,
from
Net
ry.
income
oper.
178,
8,629,000
1,481,812
557,034
8,290,000
1,132,787
212,795
8,794,000
1,864,978
661,335
railway
$16,292, 343
ry.
Prov.
-
-
before
for
income
1952
1953
Sept. 30—
sales
Proiit
taxes
1950
Gross
$15,044,011
$16,490,672
Net
4,943,762
Net
ry.
7.91,444
2,284,833
158,245,096
Canadian
and
S.
taxes
3,492,081
3,173,375
$2,983,931
U.
$2,814,686
$1.83
$0.73
$1.73
$0.73
income
on
43,105,096
145,660,612
31,176,256
17,898,795
10,220,531
»
income
Earnings
per
9
3
months
—V.
178,
offices
share:
common
months
ended
Sept.
ended Sept.
30
30
——
567.
p.
33,603;597
1952
1951
Net
ry.
$3,166,349
$3,365,922
618,327
642,800
1,000,986
Net
from
179,755
178,498
595,971
Net
ry.
25,087,167
24,726,920
1,791,610
>1,277,886
Gross
>687,212
1,520,588
644,233
3,741,747
$5,631,799
1953—9 Mos.—1952
$5,645,917
$16,396,245 $16,183,819
>26,960
415,307
149,138
664.
Net
1951
1950
$495,659
$389,086
50,497
75,248
76,522
82,045
features
43,773
51,059
36,883
42,385
that
from
railway
ry. oper. income—
Net
Prom
Gross
Jan.
from
Net
ry.
—V.
railway
5,306,434
4,894,031
4,855,065
811,226
1,112,487
437,668
502,895
378,482
'.
Chicago, Burlington
Certificates
ciates
&
•
■
~
-
'J" '
.:
Offered—Kidder, Peabody & Co. and
asso¬
Gross
Net
ry.
public, subject to approval
Commission, an issue of $5,400,000 2%% equipment trust certificates at prices to
yield from 1.90% for May 1, 1954 maturities to 3% for
maturities of Nov.
to the group on
1,
Nov. 4
on
1968.
The issue
was
Co.
ry.
—V.
FOR
September—
AND
FIRST
NINE
''
Net
ry.
Gross
Gross
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
1951
Net
ry.
2,619,019
3,024,172
1,886,856
194,215,087
58,579,534
51,999,673
194,612,460
53,713,033
income.—
23,231,424
19,882,873
20,614,384
>■
•.
ry.
4,412,909
from
ry.
1953
1952
railway—,.
railway
$3,010,509
655,831
income—
335,396
oper.
From Jan. 1—
Gross
Net
from
from
Net
ry.
—V.
.
Net
from
ry.
Prom
Gross
3,105,050
,
'2,246,700
(
2,346,903
railway
$3,100,400
$2,750,000
931,911
680,026
386,773
293,133
235,017
railway
railway—-.
Net
1
Peet
Q75'745
ry.
26,184,805
7,791,088
25,256,115
2,153,990
22,
from
Net
*
ry.
•
29,718,214
-
14,237,249
10,917,810
10,556,537
11,015.307
6,488,141
4,710,222
4,300,638
5,650,559
*
•
'•
1,682,735
•
income..J
570,876
1271,
239,780
>193,949
103,244
*:
.
'
of
be
Columbia
carried
the
by
on
Broadcasting
is
engaged
receivers
with
'
organization
same
System,
the
in
plants
Inc.
under
manufacture
in
the
Brooklyn
sale
and
and
as
di¬
a
designation
of
radio
Island
Long
Weeks
52
i
.
Provision
Net
and
City,
taxes
income
share
of
$2,246,000
1,207,000
1,443,000
(estimated)__
—a
per
June 30,'52
$2,149,000
taxes
profit-
I
-.ill
-,-•••
Subs.)—Earnings—
June 27,'53
income
for
'Earnings
(&
Ended—
before
Profit
'•
•
.
The
comparative
stock
$942,000
—
stock
common
of
shares
earnings
dividends
stock
common
$803,000
$0.99
which
was
outstanding
share
per
calculated
are
June
on
27,
of
$0,78
-
increased
after
pre¬
amount
ot
June
on
1953
stock
common
the
on
outstanding
of shares outstanding on June 30,
Columbus & Greenville
Gross
27, 1953. The number
687,436 and the number
was
1952 was 670,669.—V.
177,-p. 2567.
from
Net
ry,
1951
1950
7,709,645
6,399,046
6,837,758
7,285,478
5 955 287
Ry.—Earnings—
1953
1952
1951
$175,753
$203,091
$147,006
$142,327
—
32,033
87,486
9,534
>18,015
income—
from
Net
6,429
34,453
2,792
3,86*
1,551,051
1,365,113
1,486.444
1,383,148
339,401
2,242,213
160.810
71,905
118,681
77,256
40,107
>9,673
railway
railway
1950
'
oper.
from
Net
1952
7,612,505
Sept. 30—
1953—3 Mos.—1952
from
Net
ry.
1—
railway
railway
income—
oper.
'Deficit.—V.
$1,806,633
1953—9 Mos.—1952
$19,055,370 $17,000,801
—
inc.
178,
p.
Commercial
851.
Credit
Co.
Private
—
$58,014,625
$48,756,988
1,259,495
6,780,138
3,318,012
unsecured
978,627
611,933
3,900,119
1,571,319
—V. 178, p. 664.
—
subordinated
13-year notes in like
$863,527
sh
to
$144,995
goods
in
sold
the
$2,880,019
$0.68
by
the
$1,746,693
$3.32
company
mill
to
$1.76
converters,
third
quarter and $1,532,444 for the
ended Sept. 30,
1953, and $404,367 in the third quarter
for the nine months ended Sept. 30, 1952.—V.
178, p. 567.
*
'
"
$647,562
$0.98
greige
-
—
A.
E.
amounts.
.,
'
-
com.
Placement
Duncan, Chairman, on Nov. 3 announced that the com¬
pany has arranged for a $20,000,000 3%% 13-year unse¬
cured subordinated loan from one of the larger insur¬
ance
companies.
Of this total, $15,000,000 has been
received, and the remaining $5,000,000 is evidenced by
two unsecured short-term notes,
which, it is anticipated,
will be exchanged during the next few months for
3%%
1,842,154
taxes—
in common
Co.
Co.
stock
in
This
and
view
change
•
Consumer Credit Corp., Tampa, Fla.—Stock Sold—The
public offering of 300,000 shares of class A common stock
(par 10 cents), which was made on Aug. 3 by Eisele &
King, Libaire, Stout & Co. at $1 per share, has been com¬
pleted, all of said shares having been sold, it was an¬
nounced on Nov. 1.
See details of offering in V. 178
p. 479.
-
on
the New York Stock
;
change
was
of
approved
name
by
from
the
Colgate-Palmolivestockholders
on
April
(net)—
INCOME
ACCOUNT
19-53—3 Mos.—1952
"
65,113,379
38,107,251
expenses,
taxes
»
6,884.165
$
-9 Mos.-
839,742
1,958,917
3
-640,114
:'■
^
operations
from foreign
320*744
1,812;056
Total
net
Earnings
per
p.
com.
383.
for
be
$
for
27,779,046
83,761,119
78,437,009
21,802,026
72,092,088
65,407,015
2,198,866
3,336,626
6.441,848
7,129,575
Jan.
6,
ten
shares
underwritten
on
Jan.
1954
1954.
4,
and
it
is
the
record
employee
1
price
679,436
be
Bids
the
that
date
stock
determined
for
expected
on
the
the
Jan.
Michigan
shares
basis .of
i\
1954.
of
ono
•
Th«
subscription plan
is
.
.
will
with
additional
subscription
at
an
application
offer
by the
company
and
an¬
underwriting will be opened
subscription rights will
the
on
ex¬
1954.
announced
company
financing
The
and
an
to
for
held
..
pire Jan. 22,
The
filed
30
authority
shareholders
subscription
nounced
$
65,685,553 199,313,109 188,990,403
37,906,507 115,551,990 110,553,394
its
construction
construction
that
$55,000,000.—V. 178,
the
program
for
program
proceeds
and
1954
is
will
be
used
toward
for
other corporate purposes
estimated at
approximately
1666.
p.
Crown Western
1,663,094
2,640,394
5,227,183
5,900,419
434,359
2,296,337
893,580
2,439,518
share
Oct.
on
to
each
3,074,753
7,523,520
6,793,999
ters With
divs.
inepme
—V. 178,
stock
will
The
1952
776,424
*
Ipc.
7,558 039
149,156
,
Commission
share
Net inc. from domestic
489.303
258 479
..
company
S.
common
included.
1953
23,144,168
etc
P.
sale
*
sales
Cost of sales
Consumers Power Co.—Plans Offer to Stockholders—
This
Exchange
$3.50 cumulative preferred stock of Colgate-
of
'
1950
249,163
64,274
Unit Changes
—
Paley, Chairman of the Board, on Oct. 28 announced that
previously carried on by CBS-Columbia Inc., a subsidiary,
future
From Jan.
6,641,046
months
Domestic
$967,821
4,939,894
178, p.
32,784,269
1271.
Prov. for U. S. inc.
1951
$724,189
6,503,460
Deficit.—V.
33,318,149
27,006,128
1952
190,952;
Income—
System, Inc.
Columbia Pictures Corp.
921,316
36,049,797
last.--
Oper.
$616,397
$724,717
-
railway—
railway
oper.
80,241
_
COMPARATIVE
7 046*146
2i675*559
1953
railway
railway..
from
Net
624,636
24 197 238
6,864 950
2,655,958
1271.
oper.
1950
607,337
income—
*439[o07
2,944,034
From Jan. 1—
Gross
than
1,618,280
15,021,486
include
Palmolive
$3 450 741
22,254,532
7,298,529
income.._
Broadcasting
$3,725,911
677,227
Period End. Sept. 30—
from
from
1951
$3,289,119
Commencing Nov. 2, 1953, dealings
were
1,065,649
railway.
232,132
2,637 457
1950
$2,979,673
580,643
212,872
Paley stated that the organizational change was made to sim¬
the over-all corporate structure and to permit greater integra¬
activities of CBS-Columbia with CBS, Inc.
Mr. Paley pointed
out that CBS Radio, which conducts all radio
broadcasting activities;
CBS Television,
which conducts all television broadcasting activities^
Colgate-Palmolive-Peet Co.—Name Changed—
September—
Gross
1952
1,271,437
Colgate-Palmolive Co.—New Name Effective—^
J See Colgate-Palmolive-Peet Co. below.
5,338,757
-
Chicago & Illinois Midland Ry.—Earnings—
Net
& Texas Pacific Ry.—Earns.—
$3,643,953
...
21,429,662
1,722,788-
572,146
232,964
plify
1666.
p.
1,383,274
income
and $610,538
3,204,484
p.
178,
17,501,181
nine
24,682,208
2,480.577
652,717
424,909
Y.
>
Firearrow."—V.
1953
p.
.
2,020,222
1,081,675
September—
taxes
.
2,618,382
15,865
are
17,932,875
540,184
income—.
income—
178,
may
7,534,509
915,009
1271,
oper.
Firearrow
but that there
18,528,098
per
i
8,334
894,482
184,000
.
43,742
1271.
CBS-Columbia
868,298
amounting
>
64,03*.
47,051
1950
CBS-Columbia.
of
added
$3,635,112
railway
railway
'Sales
1—
from
the
He
842,444
' 245,495
6,222,166
Jan.
ry.
the
1953
/.,/
.
income
Earns,
1950
$230,01*.
105,146
1—
oper;
Income
1951
$289,539
93,569
styling
car
764,790
803,838
6,547,961
oper.
Net
of
sport
design.
7.94,380
429,377
railway^—
from
Net
—V.
features
car
873,573
$2,701,410
25,640,454
from
blending
passenger
795,148
bef.
Net
Chicago Great Western Ry.—Earnings—
1953
*•'.
1952
1951
Net
possibilities of
said
Corpora¬
810,203
sales
Profit
1952
$280,199
118,598
income
p.
the
vision
the
and
$1,877,692
178,
"Net
48,570,242
21,511,956
September—
Gross
termed
$2,046,017
$2,695,076
27,470,971
p.
Division,
$2,074,908
9 Mos. End.
168,730,642
1951
$3,033,171
/
railway
oper.
178,
general
Cluett, Peabody & Co., Inc. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
T>:r-
•
1666.
from
Net
Dodge
styling of the future,"
continuation of Chrysler
a
engineering
from
—V.
Chicago & Eastern Illinois RR.—Earnings-
Net
12,
magazine
9,457,704
September—
Gross
Nov.
on
and
company's
railway
Jan.
Net
$23,519,827
5,163,603
207,591,471
p.
time
the
Dodge production models,
income—
oper.
from
'
"1950
$21,686,958
7,793,198
railway
railway..—.
oper,
178,
1952
.
$24,672,041
from
Net
first
newspaper
at
railway—
from
.
6,598,690
-
the
American
September—
Gross
,
$23,994,937
income
oper.
From Jan. 1—~i
—V.
1953
railway
railway..
the
800
Clinchfield RR.—Earnings—
MONTHS
in
Gross
From
SEPTEMBER
from
from
design—
awarded
Wood Struthers
-Earnings—
$278,264
railway
178,
will
1271
p.
928,929
1953
Columbia
1—
oper.
2,909,711
740,903
1271.
Mr.
body
car
body
to manufacture
railwayrailway
178,
Net
Net
and
raiiway__,_
Jan.
from
bid 99.5275 for 3s.-
EARNINGS
Gross
the
future
from
Net
and
Inc.,
into
...
Net
Auchincloss, Parker & Redpath.
,-•
Other bids for a 2%% coupon came from Salomon Bros. &
Hutzler,
;who bid 99.3813 and Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc., 99.32. Blair, Rollins &
Co.,
sports
party
of
represents
railway
oper. income^.-
From
Gross
its bid of 99.439%.,t
Other members of the group are Dick & Merle-Smith,
&
in
from
of the Interstate Commerce
the
President
look
styling
plans
from
Met
3,215.896
1,439,293
_
p.
CBS-Hytron,
which manufactures receiving
and
picture tubes,
previously been formed as operating divisions of CBS, Inc. rather
as separate corporations, under the same pattern.—V.
178, p. 66*
Septembers-
,
;
••Ml
178,
and
for
some
press
Cincinnati, New Orleans
Quincy RR.—Equipment Trust
3,431,014
_
had
explore
reflected
be
3,958,860
1,718,304
236,3««
in
shown
car
contemporary
"certain
10,082,14*.
railway
oper.
ferred
Nov. 5 offered to the
on
to
783,701
647,848
with
>103,717
11,726,197
Mich.
be
entertains
new
vehicle
to
268,646
11,550,610
of
further
efforts
present
no
3,640,674
1,200,925
—.
approach
1271.
p.
from
television
new
Newberg,
prototype
well
railway
oper. income
178,
the
tion's
1—
from
Net
.
1952
$486,947
165,197
tion
annual
"a
1953
$509,097
597,011
1—
the activities
1953—3 Mos.—1952
vigorous
1950
$1,493,53*
431,091 ;
Status—
Subs.)—Earnings-
p.
MONTHS
$1,427,740
23,969,053
2,904,209
1370.
p.
NINE
557,649
income
Jan.
5,037
(&
Detroit,
Firearrow
Charleston & Western Carolina Ry.—Earnings—
Gross
may
947.
p.
12,050,555
_
income—
oper.
$3,088,205
2,329,540
178,
C.
credit
a
company
178,
'* 1951
421,906
railway
railway
from
From
25.012.099
178,
FIRST
1952
$1,537,592
from
Net
—V.
experiment
William
that
1954.—V.
$1,366,349
_
income—
Deficit.—V.
448,738
income
its
provides
1,
AND
Colorado & Wyoming Ry.
1950
body styling, the 34-inch-high Firearrow is a
sport roadster boasting, exceedingly clean and rakish lines. Built on
a
115-inch wheel-base, the body was hand-crafted
by Ghia in Turin,
Italy.
.
September—
from railway.—
in
An
March
1—
oper.
$2,999,997
corporation
at
Guaranty Trust Oo.
Ry.—Secondary Offering—A sec¬
4,000 shares Of 4% non-cumulative
September—
Firearrow—will
this
writers
the
."f
12,895,093
43,557
Dodge
when
Net
of
range
industries.
129,611,284
48,519. 632
21,253, 126
1953
and
ingot
steel-consuining
from
1953 ''
railway—
railway
from
2,535,788
160,267, 784
railway
railway
bold
the
1952.
wide
a
its
to
31,
rated
a
1954.
which
1953
railway
Jan.
4,763,565
loss
A
5,988,001
6,476,012
——
9,
before
SEPTEMBER
FOR
from
2,137,535
Chrysler Corp.—New "Idea" Car Introduced—
$47,257,460 $44,244,568
-
;
March
railway-
oper.
From
:
1951
from
N.
Net
from
$17,346,108
income
oper.
Dec.
on
has
manufactures
principal
prior
years
outstanding to $14,000,000 under
September—
1370.
'Profit.—V.
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
Certain-teed Products Corp.
9 Months Ended
amount
$20,000,000
EARNINGS
3,930, 044
—
Net
and
year,
America's
five
states,
(par $100) was made on Nov. 5 by
H. Hentz & Co. at $55 per share, with a dealer's commis¬
sion of $1.25 per share.
It was oversubscribed and the
books closed.
"'
2,179,451
period End. Sept. 30—
Net
sales
1271.
p.
to
up
Net
-Earnings—
1952
1953
railway
Childs Co.
_
7,718,000
1,387,842
442,117
the
dated
agreement
Gross
1271.
'Deficit.—V.
for
subsidiary
seven
1567.
increases
borrow
4,312,763
railway
railway
from
the
to
-
from
Net
a
in
17,245,247
From Jan. 1—
1951
$919,000
148,050
33,465
plants
tons
of
many
Roebling
of
wholly-owned
a
14
company has borrowed $8,000,000
America on 3y2% notes due Sept. 2,
135,605,540
oper.
members
11
first preferred stock
1950
1,488,722
income
railway
income
from
as
with
2,466,000
p.
William S.
railway
from
Net
—V.
4,622,179
from
ry,
Director—
a
all
Colorado Interstate Gas Co.—Bank Loans—
1—
From
Grors
$19,773,796
3,612,364
.
oper.
Net
1952
$1,017,000
319,192
215,232
$18,327,686
September-
Inc.—Earnings-
1953
$999,000
178,
Gross
Gross
September—
1952
153,860,001
178, p,
Gross
CF&I
ondary offering of
<
.
.
Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha Ry.— Earnings
50.
p.
1953
railway
Income
from
ry.
reelect
Colorado & Southern
railway
from
Net
to
7,392,768 ,11,932.252
10,279,882
9,120,163
income—
27
The
of
1370.
oper.
Net
178,
33,472,518
oper,
ry.
Gross
his father. Dale W, McMillen,
Central Vermont Ry.
Gross
for
From Jan. 1—
Inc.—New Chairman Elected—
has
181,829,167
27,738,360
September—
Gross from
railway
1271.
McMillen
194,130,424
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific RR.
3,972,o9J
3,903,133
Chairman of
the Board
who will continue
to serve as a director and Chairman of the Finance and Development
Committee. Harold W. McMillen was formerly Executive Vice-President.
As Chairman of the Board, H. W. McMillen will continue his active
interest in all management and sales functions as well as assuming
responsibility for study and formulation of the company s
general
business policies. No one has been named to succeed Mr. McMillen as
Executive
of
—V.
President
as
company,
Net
29.298.946
32 363.399
32,691,083
47,122,612
Central Soya Co.,
W.
3,156,945
31,711,386
178, p.
Net
Harold
1,922,080
railway——
from
"
of Directors to succeed
2,410,986
198,803,096
oper.
581,500
---
178, p.
1,644,424
30,074,978
from
*3,810,439
Nef rHper mcomi:..
>
ry.
*3,562,913
mlmlC-
railway
The
7.097,213
From Jan. 1—
Gross
1,261,303
railway
from
Npt
5,415,042
194,725,085
p.
975.285
oper.
Gross''fronT
6,459,270
railway
oper.
W
railway
ry
served
acquisition by
This
September—
Gross from railway—.
Net from
railway
1950
1951
1952
1953
railway
from
Corp.,
$24,062,451
4,596,894
Chicago & North Western Ry.—Earnings—
Net
Nfpf
$23,539,299
railway..
178,
Corp.—Tyson
Oct.
on
directors,
1950
1952
$25,079,045
—
from
ry.
—V.
Jersey—Earnings—
Central RR. of New
Sf ntember
Gross^rom
■Earnings
1951
1953
$23,439,646
railway
& Iron
voted
according to Charles Allen, Jr., Chairman of the
Board.
In addition,
the stockholders elected Charles Roebling Tyson
a
member of the board of directors, Mr. Allen stated.
Mr.
Tyson,
Executive
Vice-President
of
John
A.
Roebling's Sons
1,404,971
railway
oper. income—
from
Net
1295.
p.
1,005,205
of
capacity
from
Net
suKuenTly
V.
3,053,274
1,225,433
1271.
p.
from
Net
Electric Co.,
->and Union Light, Heat & Power Co. to 305,800,000 cubic fett of gas
per
day pending final disposition of the application.
The FPC said
that the granting of the temporary authorization was without preju¬
dice to such disposition of' the application-as the record m^y warrant.
The Commission last May denied Central Kentucky s application, but
granted a rehearing which was held in September.combined
3,564,817
1,445,975
September—
Gross
ton-'
r^ntrii
authorization is conditioned tolimit
total deliveries to Conctnnati Gas &
temporary
tuckv's
3,549,051
14,475,728
3,442,090
Fuel
stockholders
board
From Jan. 1—
$706,300.
cost
15,655,540
206,086.
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Faul & Pacific RR.-
au^h^1^fcl°"
operation of 8,8 mhes of
pipeline
paralleling an existing line extending northward
through North Means, Ky„ to provide greater safety
continuity
of service to the Cincinnati, Ohio, market area.
The project is est!
20-inch
mated
290,311
16,190,117
184,852
1—
from
178,
91,662
16,406,723
income...
Jan.
$1,893,803
623,540
The
products
Line—
Natural Gas Co.—To Build
Central Kentucky
555,344
Colorado
1950
$1,722,203
307,338
$1,924,968
436,051
railwayfrom railway
ry. oper. income...
Net
See
$1,866,331
railway
oper.
From
Brothers
Lehman
White,
from
42%
Corporation—..
Securities
Union
Net
1951
1952
1953
September—
Gross from railway-
stockholders and employees:
to the company's offer to
pursuant
Chicago, Indianapolis & Louisville Ry.—Earnings-
the company has agreed to sell to them severaly.the
forth below opposite the name of each underwriter of
the additional common stock as shall not be issuable
and
purchase,
percentage
.Monday, November 9, 1953
$1.01
$1.35
$3.11
$2.94
0
™s investment
on
SEC
I,
Investments, Inc., Dallas, Tex.—Regis¬
Securities and Exchange Commission—
Oct.
Series
100,000
Fund,
28,
B-3;
Series
filed a registration statement with th»
covering 3,000 Government Securities Fund
Government
Securities
Fund
II
company
1953,
2,000
Diversified
Series
Income
S-3.—V.
171,
Fund,
p.
660.,
Series
D-2;
and
250,000
B-4*
Dallas
Volume 178
Number 5271... The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
(1777)
Crucible
Quai-ter
Net
Steel Co. of America
Provision
Sept. 30—
before taxes.:
for
excess
Net
income,
After
—V.
after
per
$2,033,461
4,189,966
772,886
$1,260,575
673,761
673,761
$1.88
other
income
taxes
$1.31
share
regular
preferred
stock
dividend
Prospective
&
Co.
and
underwriters
Hornblower
Cummins
that
company
is
Diesel
the
to
now
be
availability of a
lightest weight per
the
being produced in the
80
to
marine
new
Gross
&
of
continuous
Net
any
horse¬
The
JMS-600
rated
Gross
Cummins
horsepower
Marine Diesel weighs
only 21.1 pounds per
completely assembled with reverse and reduc¬
when
ry.
issue
See
headed
are
also
V.
178,
by
Mention
Glore,
This stock carries cumulative quarterly dividends from
date of issue
at annual rate of 40c per share and are
payable on the last days of
March, June, September and December. An additional annual
dividend,
equivalent to 10% of the excess of net earnings over regular class A
from
Net
ry.
—V.
1952
1951
1950
$8,896,424
$7,623,252
$6,836,021
5,254,361
5,015,040
4,097,672
4,020,295
1,745,365
2,065,502
1,254,245
1,672,430
dividend requirements is payable
approximately 90 days after
the fiscal year on shares
outstanding
The
railway.™
voluntary
51,970,973
.<
34,362,430
24,167,849
44,547,597
3,661,959
34,729,980
17,280,065
9,754,944
8,175,547
income___
14,642,060
6,717,647
•
5,414,434
Is
Duluth, South Shore
Railway
Dade Reagents, Inc.,
Miami, Fia.—Debentures Offered
—Atwill & Co.,
Miami, Fla., on Oct. 19 offered $300,000
of 8% debentures due
1963 at 100% and accrued interest.
BUSINESS—Corporation
oper.
Railway
*
•
railway
27> -53
taxes__
Provision for Federal
taxes__
and
State
income
Deficit.—V.
Gross
income
•Earnings
provision
of
804,179
stock—
common
for
preferred
178,
Months Ended
Gross
Sept. 30—
1953
sales.—
Earnings
for
taxes™
income
1,043,000
.—
_
taxes—-——l
2___
-
Of
13
22
dry
$s
25,000$407,000
$2.28
be
wells
started,
and
7
started
are
have
2
still
during
been
drilling.
$0.91
completed
Three
tests
are
Independent Oil Co., In which Deep Rock owns a small
interest, has completed additional wells
establishing their dis¬
covery in the Kuwait-Saudi Arabia Neutral
Zone as a major oil field.
In September the
corporation reached an
acquire
action
with
agreement
Hugoton
100 %
is
Plains
ownership
subject
underway.—V.
to
178,
Gas
of
&
that
Oil
Co.
the
Deep Rock would
Completion of the trans¬
property
titles,
which
work
September-
Net
ry.
Gross
Net
was
3,816,400
996,338
'
3,226,100
770,238
122,949
784,428
85,164
59,601
-
the
Co.—Secondary Offering—A
close
of
756,327
Gross
1,061,470
251,224
-
804,222
599,027
42.592,499
43,776,461
9.129,793
9,194,704
New
and
and
books
ry.
income...
7,284,305
4,795,069
4,110,490-
3,891,672
1951
11272.
$4,246,729
$4,616,703
$4,562,725
par
426,585
405,814
34,023,350
40,821,696
September—
Gross
Net
10,708,495:
14,971,811
16,402,698
3,295,247
6,845,813
Net
ry.
Prom
Gross
Net
—V.
1,033,068
671,255
832,985
68,010,614
68,699,909
65,730,649
59,091,020
15,636,107
14,814,760
11,647,925
11,947,955
7,694,940
7,270,888
4,800,981
5,705,041
ineome___
oper.
178,
$7,116,390
i;782,18a
1—
railway
railway
from
ry.
1950
1,343,440
926,580
from
Net
1951
$7,134,992
2,286,725
income™
oper.
Jan.
1952
$8,115,611
1272.
p.
Abrams
added
"Emerson's
held,
expire
Dec.
on
15,—V.
178,
with
our
found
'
'
in
ry.
|
either
Net
from
Net
ry.
From
Gross
railway
railway:
Jan.
from
Net
ry.
1952
1951
Income
•Deficit.—V. 178,
>$6,845,927
35,383
2,530,522
Net
from
*30,316
1,241,320
Net
ry.
p.
17,181,734
7,413,870
Net
from
Net
ry!
railway
$203,161
railway
1950
$215,553
1
$213,554
82,362
55,769
68,716
112,501
34,712
income™
oper.
1951
$168,021
31,480
14,141
52,576
from
Net'from
Net
ry.
railway™railway_!_L_,'
—V.[178,
1,597,034
1,494,667
258,701
'
1272.
p.
1,888,342
447,287
546.332'
income—_
oper.
811,526
216,008
289,220
•
;
r
Gross
Net
Net
.
ry.
ry.
Jan.
from
Net
ry.
1951
1950
$1,488,645
$1,407,189
487,836
571,034
510,681
$1,476,296
537,835
253,826
income™
214,699
257,895
202,163
17,002,501
12,976,778
14,084,573
1—
from
Net
-
1952
railway
railway
ober.
4,003,843
^427.158
2,298,736
Esso
A
Net
Net
from
from
ry.
oper:
income™:
1953
'
IrA
1952». ":
1951
railway
»'
■'
1950
* $637,689
$605,096
s
any
26.
303,873
256,821
'
265,859
69,695
87,819
•
61,362
/
•"
6,626,152
Net" from railway™—
3,117,549
'Net ry. oper. income—2
*
990,103
—V. 178, p 1272.
•
V-
.
•'*»
,
■
84,308
v'
5,606,042
5,668,631.;
5.528,529
2,428,435
2,391,136
2,562,408
742,825
615,884
862,547
notification
of
offered at
be
the
with
"book
the
value
SEC
Oct.
on
shares
of
at
26
end
involved.—V.
178,
853.
p.
Ry.—Earnings1952,
$1,935,211
$1,993,857
$1,581,189'
63,130
131,842
*87.496
*73.478
*142,046
160,138
*319,024
*285,214
25,472,090
26,164,077
22,366,440
20,333,859
1951
1950
-
$1,576,304
1—
railway
5,897,412
178,
6,621,643
4,411,522
3,783,960
2,837,625
Income
3,643,259
1,700,827
1,341,283
1272.
p.
1,560,345
Power
Corp.
Stock
—
Subscriptions—Of
the
stock recently offered to com¬
common
The
remaining 10.288 shares were placed for group
Oct. 28 at $27 per share by a group of under¬
by Kidder, Peabody & Co. and Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane. See details in V. 178,
p. 1474.
account
on
writers
headed
Fort Worth & Denver Ry.— -Earnings—
September—
Gross
from
Net
ry.
1952
1951
1950
$1,853,713
$1,601,139
$1,578,377
338,443
537,435
395,450
474,791
145,268
242,162
87,766
186,824
17,323,526
17,290,940
14,931,370
13,749,400
5,043,104
4,814,682
3,520,987
.4,328.706
2,237,764
2,151,403
1,256,032
1,923,168
railway
oper. income
Jan.
Net
"railway
railway
income™
from
ry.
—V.
1—
from
Net
1,761,907
1953
$1,692,642
railway
from
Gross
1950
129,005,149 $132,179,277
28,856,749
29,084,183
14,500,244
12,352,394
oper.
178, p.
1273.
Gas Service
120,286,971
30,321,605
11,876,581
The
13,310,975
building
ever
for
entrance
which
to
to
offer
the
Gros
Other
have
with
contract
for
Charles J.
either
the
Lane
Net
Other
the
modular
installation
of
N.
Y.,
developed
of
one
standard
or
the furniture
Corp. of New York City,
Corp.—V. 173, p. 104.
nine
by
the
firms
a
office
has
been
distributing
furniture.
awarded
agency
Net
to
the
for
Prov.
1,436,600
income
taxes-
•"
»■
1
profit
5,400,695
5,519,257
1,231,900
2,808,400
$2,592,295
$2,648,952
Cash
per
com.
dividends
4M>%
and .capital
,
$0.68-
177,
p.
2007.
———
1,922,516-.
1,800,756
.
•
$0.62-
stocks—
cumulative preferred-.;
Common—
—V.
share
$1.31
$1.43
69,284
70.473
1,441,887
1,350,567
.
,
and
"share of
$15,597,546 $15,180,910
2,670.253
2,592,807
95,518
Cr97,912
1,322,935
1,176,541
$11,508,840 $11,509,474
Income
149,015
$11,656,231. $11,658,489
taxes
7,750,000
8,040,000
$3,906,231
$3,618,489
$1.76
profits
$1.61
taxes
—
—
stock
common
and
296.
1952
1953
excess
;
385.
"
corporation
covering
on
$240,000
stock
common
and
300
The
filed a letter of notification with the
debentures and 3,000 shares of class
be offered
in units of
$24,000 of
Oct. 29
of 5%
$1)
(par
to
of
shares
proceeds
stock
at
"The
company
jet
bombers.
Co.—Fiv.ev.New
Aircraft
quarters
at
five
for
the
unit,
without
capital,
.•
f
Departments^'; S
Small
departments
are
the
Evendale
first
fastest fighters iand
Jet Engine,1 Aircraft
Small Aircraft-Engine
of; the; nation's
some
Turbine
the
the company's
for
.
iiew
Accessory
for
per
working
16 announced the establishment of _tiv*c-t)perwiWito. Us Aircraft Gas Turbine Dlvi^on which
Development,
Headquarters
located
for
Oct.
engines
These
Gas Turbine
-
on
departments
produces
$24,300
be used
to
are
'
and
*
"
—_
1,800.756
178, p.
147,391
Inc.
New
1954,
1,
Higher—
—
before Federal
of
195'6.
1,
30—
profit
Jan.
finance construction.—V.
(net)
i' General Electric
\ 2,870,300
$1,137,227
„
until
(net)
expense
Fed.
per
underwriting.
'
2,369.127
-
$1,326,104
Common shares outstdg.., ,1,922,516
Earnings
for
178, p.
ating
Net
rate
credit
a
General Commodities Corp., Detroit, Mich.—Files—
for the
A
*
under
(
1953—9 Mos.—1952
-
June
to
Sept.
income—i—
debentures
.,
Ended
operating
Earnings
—V.
$18,341,476 $12,862,068 $44,706,967 $33,573,323
2,762,704
used
The
Corp.—Earnings—-
before provision
income taxes
for
maturity,
interest
depreciation!-!——™™—
income
Provision
!
The
1953—3 Mos.—1952
3%
a
li¬
SEC
Falstaff Brewing
for
Net income,
been
$3,000,000
on
operating
Provision
;
new
used
Months
profit
Bayway refinery, largest Esso refin¬
East.
another
sales, before depreciation
Selling, administrative and general expense
a
I. du Pont de Nemours, Inc.,
originator of the "packaged private offices." In addition, the
Bayway
system will include the unique "partition-ettes" created
by Arnot to
be
to
pay
proceeds will be
Nine
six-story structure
ery in
The
down
General Cable Corp.—Earnings
the
500 employes and executives of the
will
thereafter
The
Bayway refinery of this
specifically designed to accom¬
high degree of space flexibility and economy.
is 345 feet long and 55 feet wide.
It will
100,000 square feet of office and special purpose
space, includ¬
ing a rooftop assembly room.
The building,
which is scheduled for
completion by the end of this year, will provide space for friore than
The
company
3 V4 %
the
be
taken
made with The Chase National Lank of the City
and Commerce Trust Co. of Kansas City last October.
The
Standard Oil Co.—New Administrative
Bldg.—
administrative
Co. (Mo.)—Borrows from Banks—
Has
company
agreement:
1370.
$621,203
254,119
i
„
from
in
$14,587,919 $15,047,853
3,334,469
4,247,976
1,923,023
35,656,594
p.
new
fices"
.
FtomJan. 1—
Gross
1951
1,350,647
Income
$636,664
'railway-'™
railway;™_.t.
1952
4,377,174
138,001,550
Period End. Sept. 30—
sales
September—
Gross
than
1953)
The
factory has no
exceeding production."
far
3,554,331
income™
Net
Detroit & Toledo Shore Line
RR.—Earnings—
of shares outstanding by
the present number of shares
on
stockholders of record Oct. 8 at $24 per share, 201,128 shares were subscribed for up to and
including Oct.
furniture, is nearing completion at the Park
refinery in Linden, N. J.
The fully
air-conditioned, elevator building has been designed by
Lathrop Douglass, architect, to utilize the new
"packaged private of¬
2,683,023
—V.' 178, p. 1272.
letter
a
to
railway
Florida
York
5,598,860
1,723,401
number
mon
production
$15,386,724 $15,787,261
railway—.
oper.
13.348.577
2,135,194
the
Based
1—
Arnot-Jamestown
4,943,167
income™
filed
Income
oper.
From
functional
furniture
units
Arnot-Jamestown Corp.
of Jamestown,
censed to manufacture'the units
by E.
$1,907,889
railway
railway
oper:
From
Gross
739.639
408,526
1953
from
from
'
:
-
Detroit, Toledo & Ironton RR.—Earnings—
September—
1,570,067
2,884,752.
211,416 shares of
of
record
contain
From Jan. 1—
Gross
31,
stock.
the demand
Emerson's
1953
from railway____
Avenue
1952
dealers'
or
with
company, the first structure
modate modular functional
.
from
Gross
11,300,885
5,785,319
438,328
1272.
1953
(Oct.
higher
45,782,318
1,049,290
Increasing
5,
of
..
—V. 178,
i
September—
concluded
that
income™
oper.
$617,537
Detroit & Mackinac Ry.—Earnings—
Gross
ry.
1,269,535
6,096,628
receivers
railway—
railway
From Jan.
2,902,691
21,608,112
9,329,226
railway
oper.
Net
$7,870,327
58,613,815
enjoyed-a
company
models,
distributors'
declared
from
1,204,678
63,837,459
178, p. 1474.
1953
from
from
RR.—Earnings—
from
1950
-
Aug. 31, 1953 was $2.28.—V.
railway
oper.
Net
Erie
2,816,861
railway™,.
the
September—
Net
1—
from
well
$7,452,080
inconie___
oper.
Net
j.;
1953
from
4,605,858
Corp.—Earnings Increased—
railway—__
*Deficit.—V.
of
television
re¬
mantained at very close to
peak. He concluded with the state¬
present plans are to continue the
present rate of produc¬
into the first quarter of next
year.—V. 178, p. 1666.
«
RR.—Earnings—
6,091,946
to $6,009,732.
This is equivalent to $2.12
2,831,188 shares of capital stock outstanding Sept: 30
$1.87 per share for the same period last year.
30 the corporation has paid a stock dividend voted by
shares
Jan.
Net
that
Gross
'
September—
Gross
tion
1666.
p.
that
mass-produced
Abrams
ment
to
*
Denver & Rio Grande Western
-.-
with
Aug.
from
Gross
current
ceivers is
rights
1952
*$13,874,112 $11,650,240
——.'
reports that consolidated net operating
corporation
and
its
affiliates
for
the
first
nine
underwriting is
From
representing approximately 70'%
production, are considerably oversold and in very short
supply," Mr. Abrams stated. "These
models, which have been in short
supply for many months, are the receivers with a list
price of $250
or
less. They are most favored in
production and in sales, and we
estimate that less than a week's
supply of these models are to be
of
Mr.
The company will at 600 Market
Street. Wilmington 99, Del., receive
bids up to 11:30 a.m. (EST) on Nov. 25
for the purchase from-it of
232,520 shares of common stock (par
$13.50), which are first to be
offered
for subscription
by common stockholders of record Nov. 25
at rate of one new share for each
seven
shares
—!
_
preceding subscription, plus in the case of preference shares
dividend at rate of 50 cents per year.
Book value estimated at
share."
The proceeds are to be used for working capital.
from
Phonograph Corp.—Record Sales—
in the fiscal year just
previous year in its history.
inventory of these
Delaware Power & Light Co.—Bids for Stock—
16,700 shs.
\
per
Net
corporation shipped more television receivers
during the month
October, 1953, than in any other previous single month in its
history, Benjamin Abrams, President, announced on Nov. 2.
sales
1953
40,006 Shs.
v
'
,V
;
„
amounted
company
Net
178, p. 1272.
Mr.
1,957,346
railway
railway
.
This
Western RR.—Earnings—
$7,597,678
from
from
&
Outstanding
.
50,000 shs.
.
September
36,001,768
2,160,292
'
40,000 shs.
President,
total
a
common
Gross
816,635
".14,644,863,
3,660,572
$51
the
on
on
Net
Emerson Radio &
FINANCING
1953
1953
Sept.
accrued
2,342,938
1,767,527 /
con¬
month
of
$4,430,155
1,780,338
1,748,326
are
Fischer & Porter Co., Hatboro, Pa.—Files With SEC—
of
.Delaware, Lackawanna
of
to
The
1950
42,238,542
income-—
automobiles,
covering 17,920 shares of $1 par participating preference shares and $1
1—
oper.
PRESENT
__'
...
Florida East Coast
1952
~
in
Operations
outstanding, Mr. Jenkins said, nine-month consolidated net operating
earnings are equivalent to $2.08 per share.—V. 178, p. 1159.
-
closed.
421,496
railway
railway
from
TO
investors™.—™—
this
compares
53,564
York
the
•
.
.
(par
value per share at
of
share
per
sec¬
1953
income
Jan.
Net
7,996.697
p.
by
Jenkins,
months
39,543,261
10,228,404
O.
$12.48
from
Net
—V.
41,717,814
EFFECT
___.
First Bank Stock
E.
stock (par $3)
Stock Ex¬
common
the
.
stock
assets—
held
earnings
quickly completed.—V. 178,
was
oversubscribed
railway
railway______
dealers
goods.
♦After allowing for $152,299 In dividends and $426,436 in securitiesprofits distributed to Fund shareholders on Sept. 15, 1953.
1473.
p.
oper.
From
$4,519,964
railway____
railway—
oper.
178,
-
1950
$4,584,027'
1,615,661
998,748
-
1951
ry,
with
California
financing.
GIVING
$51
(par
1568.
p.
Net asset
from
from
Net
.
1—
from
Net ,ry.
1952
$5,213,262
1,570,260
income—
Jan.
from
—V.
1953
railway
railway
oper.
Prom
488,977
*329,579
;
September—
Net
$5,018,342
from
Net ifrom
4,553,800
No
Gross
Corp.—Earnings—
this
Co.,
St., Stockton, CAllf.
opening of additional offices upon
to the
Elgin, Joliet & Eastern Ry. —Earnings—
is
568.
p.
after
It
178,
of
North
Finance
primarily making small
purchasing retail
lesser degree,
a
consumers
32
American
as
business,
Aug. 31—
Since
Beane.
—V.
stock¬
of
at
being given
stock
net
Shares
whereby
company.
of
examination
Delaware & Hudson RR.
Gross
Total
3,838,800
in
Financial Industrial Fund, Inc.—Net Assets—
change on Nov. 5 by Union Securities Corp. at $35.75 per
share, with a dealer's concession of 75 cents per share.
Also participating in the
offering are White, Weld & Co.;
Blyth & Co., Inc.; and Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
November.
is
business
to
and,
originating
types
office
participating
178,
As Of
17, p. 1272.
made
was
producers,
as
additional
A
directors
American
of
43,356
EI Paso Natural Gas
stock
holders
113,899
1370.
p.
,,$1,024,000
holes
to
$421,400
43,489
*37,484
of 40 cents per share.: It
432,000
19,000
share
a
wildcat
scheduled
$388,200
46,040
*46,769
ondary offering of 86,000 shares of
Net earnings
Net earnings
•"
*324
J
share
liquidation,
1950
Associates—Secondary Offering—
secondary offering of 51,108 shares of common stock
was made on Oct. 28 by Paine, Webber, Jack¬
son & Curtis at
$9.50 per share, with a dealer's discount
$31,099,000 $28,739,000*
before
Provision
$419,300
1951
(par $10)
1952
contracts
other
an
completion
—V.
*94,763
•
income—"
oper.
doing
finance
borrowers
sales
and
from
Common
1—
Deficit.—V.
involuntary
loans and purchase instalment sales contracts.
personal
CAPITALIZATION
316,510-
A
$0.86 :
'!
1159.
p.
$862,096
Eastern Gas & Fuel
Deep Rock Oil Corp.—Earnings
Sharply Higher—
Nine
ry.
1952
$398,000
...
railway—
railway
from
*
in
Authorized
income
from
Net
642,667
$0.45
dividends.—V.
363,358
1953
railway
raiuway_:
oper.
Net
$627,000
outstanding—_.i__L
share
per
•After
ry.
618,000
$433,000
.
shares
$934,950
45,251
share
per
178, p. 1370.
from
from
Gross
Sept 2s, '52
362,000
ducted
the
$152,103
September—
.
•
5,010,040
*43,054
$5
per
unpaid dividends.
company,
the
individual
appliances
$5,872,136
5,376,347
Duluth, Winnipeg & Pacific Ry.—Earnings—
$11,677,000 $11,619,000
795,000 ,
1,245,000
________
$6,311,297
I
*$30,675
inc.—
open
From Jan.
•
sales_______
Net income before
provision for income
Net
644,952
Glass
-
Net
Common
$797,055
650,518
to
in
installment
1953—9 Mos.—1952
$619,843
operations
way
Net
outstanding
Net
months Ended—
1953—Month—1952
expenses
and
and
the end of
year.
proceeds of the sale of class A shares will be
company's working funds, thereby increasing the com¬
the
Consideration
Net
Three
to
engaged
loans
Net revenue from rail¬
specialized items used by doc¬
tors and hospitals In the
diagnosis and treatment of the sick. Products
include blood
grouping and Rh typing serums sold In the United States
by American Hospital
Supply Corp. under a long-term contract.—
V. 178, p. 1272.
Corp.—Earnings—
RR.—Earnings—
revenue--
oper.
manufactures
Davison Chemical
& Atlantic
during the fiscal
non-callable, entitled to $6
are
liquidation
accrued
BUSINESS—The
Period End. Sept. 30—
retire
shares
PROCEEDS—The
added
,
PROCEEDS—The net proceeds will be used
to
debt, to buy machinery and for
working capital.
A
pany's capacity to make
1272.
p.
class
plus all
railway
oper.
178,
Range Ry.- -Earnings—
1—
from
Net
heat exchanger, electrical
quipment and all other accessories
necessary for a complete work boat
application.
First industry showing of the JMS-600 will be in Miami
Beach, Fla.,
from Nov. 16-20.—V.
178, p. 947.
issue of Oct. 26 of the public
our
residents of the State of California
only.
Forgan
1953
income™
Jan.
made in
was
offering' by Hannaford & Talbot, San Francisco and Los
Angeles, Calif., of 35,000 shares of class A participating
stock at par ($5 per share).
This offering was made to
1666.
p.
$8,780,830
railway
railway
oper.
From
range.
tion gear,
Iron
from
from
Net
engine,
horsepower
125
the
Weeks.
September—
Co., Inc.—New Marine Engine—
announces
believed
marine
power
Engine
for
&
Duluth, Missabe
This
Fidelity Finance Corp., Stockton, Calif.—Stock Offered
company proposed to offer to its common stockholders of record
13 the right to subscribe on or before
Nov. 30 for 152,465 shares
of new convertible
preferred stock, series A (par $50) on the basis of
one
preferred share for each five shares of common
stock held.
The stockholders on Nov.
3 authorized the creation of 200,000 shares
of new preferred stock.
Nov.
requirements.
479.
p.
Co.—Proposed Stock Offering—
The
and
_
outstanding
for
Dixie Cup
1952
$1,637,566
and
common
providing
178,
1953
$5,827,532
__;
taxes—
shares
•Earnings
•
Federal
profits
Common
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
Ended
income,
13
Operating,
Departments.
three
Evendale
Aircraft
mentioned
plant
Engine
departments
will
be
near Cincinnati, .Ohio. Head¬
Department and the Aircraft
Granite City Steel
Turbine Department will be located at the company's River
at West Lynn,
Mass.
In announcing the new organization, C. W. LaPierre, Vice-President
and General Manager, explained that each department to the maximum
extent possible,
will be a completely integrated business, with its own
Accessory
Woncs
pjant
functions.
The
.
,
,
will
Department
Engine
Jet
Prov.
for
tTax
Net
ucts
1,339,400
608,000
2,719,000
1,192,000
1,353,000
1,067,000
690,000
$1,194,333
$5,474,198
3,131,000'
$2,339,527
also
makes
$1.41
$0.68
$3.32
$1.23
and
is
share
tion
provided
Great Basin
Uranium
See Great Basin Oil &
)
Leasing Co. above.
vately—The
last
Oct.
the
1,
loan
1954.
construction
Great
the
31,
purposes.—V.
178,
i
allows
The 4%
believed
to
adequate
be
ry.
to
are
delay
from
arising
the
need
1950
$30,066,349
$24,131,323
$26,503,998
10,286,270
13,486,919
8,658,628
12,872,940
4,397,920
5,761,886
3,707,904
178,
182,560,056
52,885,704
47,067,153
44,034,917
17,841,697
15,213,521
11,821,713
from
Net. from
Net
ry.
share
is
—V.
Georgia & Florida RR.—Earnings
1953—9 Mos.—1952
1953-Month—1952
$300,480
$3,044,394
expenses
251.876
276,881
2,486,918
2,309,402
Npt rev. from ry. oper.
$34,039
$23,599
$557,476
$524,704
Ket railway oper. income
*6,848
*22,188
117,892
par
each
"Deficit.—V.
178, p.
Net
1952
1950
153,327
82,477
22,890
99,786
Series
20,403
882
39,186
due
3,507,765
2,681,234
3,044,154
2,815,919
railway
income___
Series F,
1,199,353
618,507
705,746
May
130,180
302,386
406,331
Net
ry.
$801,491
$774,826
178.
3Vi'/t,
G,
1,
$194,480
outstdg.
share
138,461
163,581
dated
June
246,000
252,200
246,000
252,200
$0.79
$0.64
$2.69
$2.46
117,231
136,151
will
N.
245,831
be
Y.,
received
11
at
$802,246
The
Gross
from
from
Net
ry.
—V.
7.249,462
178,
7,179,381
1,552.717
1,297,734
1,150,468
Profit
State
1371.
p.
before
&
Net
inc.
(&
Fed.
inc.
from
from
Net
ry.
1953
1952
1951
$600,816
194,187
235,559
198,939
14,297
56,109
31,556
Gross
37,286
from
Net
ry.
—V.
7,455,664
6,824,899
6,198,162
2,451,493
1,959,564
613,233
440,915
419,127
1983.—V.
1,
178,
2,470,513
time
Net
63,000
1,357,000
$1,113,513
$31.90
$0.16
$2.61
Taxes
The maximum
outstanding under
same.
be
one
Subs.)—Earnings—
(&
1951
1952
1953
$10,746,683
1.401,100
1,360,511
1,746,300
837,456
660,000
12,743
12,910
$550,901
333.000
333,000
$1.65
$687,601
333,000
333,000
$2.06
taxes
income
for Fed.
$11,300,976
17,070
——
before
$18,079,386
2,764,468
sales
inc. &
prof, taxes
exc.
income
profit
$1,001,098
349,650
333,000
$3.01
—
paid
:
capital
shares
'
Earnings
share
per
174,
_
188.
p.
Research
Heiland
Corp.,
Colo.
Denver,
—
Files With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
(&
SEC
Subs.)—Earnings, Etc.—
1952:
1951
1950
$21,774,637
$18,359 275
3,622,856
4,143,341
3 277 402
2,385,608
1,816,106
2,129,108
$1,806,750
$2,014,233
600,960
333,238
$6.50
on
2,307
($100
par
$1)
(par
$2,019,467
654,412
at
to
proceeds
capital.
1,257',935
$1,832,421
Oct. 28 filed a letter of notification with the
shares of 5 V2 '/< cumulative preferred stock to be
per share)
and 23,070 shares of common stock
be offered at $3 per share, without underwriting. The
to be used to discharge bank loans and for working
corporation
covering
offered
$22,525,819
income
on
any
1273.
Nil
4,218,029
taxes.,
at
securing the first mortgage bonds is $50,000,000.—V, 178,
"$408,556
Nil
$29,066,328
before
650,000 shs,
securing the
time may
indenture
which
amount
Number
Cr402.000
$98,153
$2.81
1953
shipments
150,000 shs.
650,000 shs.
are issuable in series when authorized from
stockholders, subject to the limitations set forth
the
by
mortgage
indenture
—V.
j
50,000 shs.
150,000 shs.
—
first mortgage bonds
Dividends
"810,556
481.
p.
150,000 shs.
50,000 shs.
$20)
(par
first
Net
$21,130,294 $10,710,152
$0.91
sh.
stock
to
the
Net
178
481,000
share—
Deficit.—V.
Earnings
1273.
p.
(cumulative)
The
1,852,336
557,727
income
5%
100,000 shs.
150,000 shs.
—
Years Ended July 31—
the
$389,148
$11.15
Year End. June 30—
5,640,352
2,765,207
railway-
railway..
oper.
178,
from
1953—9 Mos.—1952
161,153
Harris-Seybold & Co.
1—
from
Net
E
(cumulative)__.
York
New
purchase
165,726
income.—
com.
"
railway
Jan.
per
$594,526
^
preferred
4,000,000
100,000 sh«.
Subs.)—Earnings$4,600,892
|
per
1950
$677,583
railway..
oper.
From
the
870,147
taxes
Earns,
Ry.—Earnings—
$726,957
September—
Net
Broadway,
70
for
23
$8,037,910
taxes
Earns,
Florida
&
Southern
Georgia
Gross
Bank,
Nov.
on
-
1953—3 Mos.—1952
profit
4,000,000
(cumulative )
Prov.
1,293,015
1,247,176
5'i
Minority
Hamilton Watch Co.
6,242,565
1,421,978
1,289,176
.
income—
7,278,140
1,375,050
railway
railway
oper.
414 %
Profit
Prom Jan. 1—
Net
Hanover
of $10,000,000 first rfiortgage bonds due Dec.
Period End. Sept. 30—
Net
sales
3,000,000
1952,
1,
— ___
Hayes Industries, Inc.
1667.
p.
5,000.000
3,000,000
Co.—Bids for Bonds—
(EST)
a.m.
5,000,000
(par $20)-—
(cumulative)
D
the
to
up
$5,000,000
1951,
1,
dated Sept.
1, 1982.
stock
principal
853.
$5,000,000
__
——
C
in
Outstanding
5,000,000
5%
time
$620,360
272,497
137,810
$662,004
FINANCING
1947, due
1,
B
"The
1953—9 Mos.—1952
$161,684
PRESENT
TO
1945,
1,
1981
3Fa%,
H,
Sept.
Common
Corp.---Earnings-
1953—3 Mos.—1952
taxes—
com.
p.
company
$829,139
161,989
income.—
oper.
domestic,
governmental
and
5,000,000
Oct.
Series
p.
1950
1951
railway—
Net- from
after
per
—V.
Bids
1952
the
1944,
1,
_
dated
Series
End. Sept. 30—
EFFECT
1977—
June
due
1273.
p.
profit
15,
1953
railway,
street
1970
1,
3%, dated May
1,
Preferred
923,163
393,735
GIVING
Series
178,
Earnings
Georgia RR.—Earnings—
September—
from railway.
on
$22,271,729.
principally in the produc¬
engaged
agricultural,
1964
1.
3!/a%,
E,
Oct,
$327,444
Gulf States Utilities
Gross
share)
The offering is not
total expenditure of
utility
bonds3 Vz '/>, dated Feb.
Feb.
Series
shares
i
.
stockholders of
20 for 100,000
per
shares held.
5V2
estimated
public
indsutrial,
D,
due
1951
—
railway..—-
Common
1273.
'
Nov.
($20
on
Series
48,761
railway
income
123,320
oper.
common
before
or
at
mortgage
$306,994
oper.
Period
$2,834,106
Railway
its
to
on
Authorized
"First
$291,278
1953
$448,826
Greenfield Tap & Die
$285,915
$0.56
stock
Series
30—
1,055,700
$0.33
subscribe
for
an
a
CAPITALIZATION
& Western RR.- -Earnings—
railway——
from
Gross
1667.
revenue__
offered
23
to
common
and calls for
Series
oper.
nesses"
End. Sept.
1,055,700
$0.29
1891.
13,
1667.
p.
September—
Gross
ry.
oper.
1,055,700
...
32,343,181
20,561,354
Oct.
of
new
company
due
Net
Period
1951
$590,777
the island of Oahu, Territory of Hawaii, U. S. A.
It was
incorporated
under
the laws of
the Kingdom
of Hawaii
on
Oct.
151,703,991
Green Bay
might prevent the company from taking advantage of favorable market
or
successfully consummating acquisitions of other busi¬
Railway
1952
$347,121
30—
transmission, distribution and sale of electric energy for
purposes
6,510,688
188,976,894
working
conditions
178, p.
1953
$306,393
Sept.
right
shares
commercial,
199,066,108
—
from
O'Neil explained.—V.
Power
proceeds are to be used to pay for plant expansion which started
The
1951
oper.
Net
Mr.
other company and has no
approximately 8'/2% of
Co.
See also V. 178,
owned
Connecticut
share
on
the
5
one
1952
in
'
'
•
railway—
income—
from
rv.
—V.
obtain such approval
to
ranges
electric
other
of
Electric Co., Ltd.—Stock Offered—
company
Oct.
The
-ul
From Jan. 1—
substantial
electric
and
underwritten.
1
1952
income—
own
853.
p.
of
basis
for
$27,196,116
,
heaters
any
it
1953,
31,
The
shares outstanding
178,
additional
to
used
be
railway—
oper.
from
Net
approval.
"A
by
569,
p.
its
in
output
merchandising
subsidiary of
a
Aug.
of
Ended
Hawaiian
notes
borrow $32,000,000
reduction of the total
a
1953
railway.
Net
capital for
present condit'ons," he continued, "the directors consider it prudent
to
have
authority to increase the company's working capital or to
provide for plant improvements, new developments and expansion by
the
issuance
of
preferred scares without
waiting for stockholders'
is
$45,000,000
from
may
proceeds
The
entire
loan agreement signed
a
company
1953.
of
Earnings per common
—V.
Ry.—Earnings—
railway„_
engaged in
Connecticut.
Hartford,
St.,
From Jan. 1—
Gross
business.
the
"While
from
Net
capital has increased from $10,000,000 to
principally from long-term loans and retention of earnings
$45,000,000
in
Northern
from
working
period
same
Months.
The
the
its
water
direct
in
profit after taxes.
record
clause
Dec.
SeptemberGross
Net
Pearl
1667.
tion,
consider authorization of a $35,000,000 pre¬
ferred stock issue at a special meeting December 3.
.
W.
O'Neil, President and Chairman, proposed that 1350,000 shares
be authorized of a par value of $100 each.
He notedy in a letter to
stockholders, that the management and directors haye no immediate
intention of issuing any additional stock.
/
...
Since 1942, he asserted, annual sales of General Tire and its con¬
solidated subsid'aries have increased from $33,000,000 to an expected
record $200,000,000 for the current fiscal year ending. Nov. 30. During
will
stockholders
stock
Net
Pri¬
$5,000,000
down
|.
Co.—Plans Stock Issue—
in
1881
266
Hastings Manufacturing Co.—Earnings—
s
Placed
Be
electric
of
engaging
As
p.
1, 1974.
option
An
to
announced last month.
agreement
before
$24,000,000
taken
companies under
was
will mature Oct.
Under
has
company
June, it
Co.—Notes
Paper
sales
is not
company
common
Nine
'
The
The
Leasing Co., Salt Lake City,
&
in
direct
considering
Common
Northern
four insurance
in
at
of electric appliances, cooperating with those con¬
the sale and installation of such appliances.
It
sale
engaged
the
of
Utah—New Name:—
Great
located
substantially
generates
subsidiaries.
tax saving resulting from accelerated amortiza¬
for future income taxes.—V. 178, p. 481.
tPortion
incorporated
is
utility
public
operating
an
was
office
appliances.
on
spectively.
the
promotes
for
624
It
executive
company
$2,285,929
com.
is
company
business.
generating stations. It distributes and sells electricity at retail within
its franchise
territory and at wholesale to other utilities. It actively
1,500,045 common shares outstanding at Sept. 30, 1353,
,
deducting pieferred dividend requirements of $166,869, and $bto0",-rn
the three months and nine months ended Sept. 30, 1953, re¬
after
and
General Tire & Rubber
The
4,884,527
...
per
"Based
and executing major
made at Evendale.
parts
11,324,198
income
"Earns,
,
production' contracts \for the division s prodThe Department also will maintain engine
overhaul services.
The
Small Aircraft Engine
Department, which will be located at
the
company's River Works
Plant at West Lynn, Mass., will be
responsible
for
planning, designing, marketing and producing
the
company's line of aircraft power plants of around 1000 and 2000 hp.,
including principally turbo-prop and helicopter engines.
This depart¬
ment
also
will provide a second source of quantity production
for
larger jet engines now in production.
The Aircraft Accessory Turbine Department which will maintain its
present offices at the River Works plant at West Lynn, Mass., but
later will be headquartered at Everett, Mass., will be responsible for
planning, designing, marketing and producing the company's line of
accessory
turbines for
aircraft application,
such as fuel pumps,
pneumatic systems, and supercharges.--V. 178, p. 1568.
ing
2,492,333
cerns
marketing, producing and servicing the company's prototype
line
of high-thrust jet engines.
•..
Generally the Aircraft Gas Turbine Development Department will
be responsible for carrying out the investigation and development Pr®*
gram
on
the company's aircraft engines and accessory turbine prod¬
ucts.
Preliminary design, selection and application of new products,
as
well as specialized
laboratory services, also will be this depart¬
ment's responsibility,
•
■
...
The Evendale Operating Department will be responsible for negotiat¬
spare
4,692,329
inc. taxes
Fed.
electric
principal
$25,335,905 $20,251,325 $69,500,460 $51,849,096
taxes
inc.
saving
de¬
the
Its
1953—9 Mos.—1952
-
Conn,
allowances
before
BUSINESS—The
'
1953—3 Mos.—1952
disc.,
less
&
returns
Profit
signing,
,
sales,
Gross
.
responsible for planning,
be
Co.—Earnings—
Period End. Sept. 30—
Unancial and employee rela¬
marketing,
manufacturing,
engineering,
tions
9, 1953
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle... Monday, November
(1778)
14
are
;
Net
Gerity-Michigan Corp.—New Process Introduced—
tCash dividends paid—
"Com, shs. outstanding
The
corporation on Oct. 29 announced a revolutionary and completely
new method of wet burnishing designed to improve conventional polish¬
ing
and
buffing procedures. The
new
method
provides
important
savings through the use of revolving rubber mats which operate in
a wet
abrasive slurry. The parts to be burnished are advanced through
the
slurry
The
on
a
carrier moving in
has
burnishing,
method
obtained
and
corporation
plans
circular
a
a
"Earns,
"After
plating
plant in
Adrian,
patent
license and
its
on
Months
Profit
before
Federal
Ended
Federal
income
Sept.
sell
Mich.—V.
178,
p.
30—
income
taxes
Book
value
"After
per
of
payment
balance
of
for
dividends
transferred
to
on
stock
No
Wks.
Ended
Ixjss
Sept. 30—
underwriting
PROCEEDS—The
will
178
be
applied
ticipated
Prov.
fcr
income
Fed.
taxes.
income
$7,326,204
826,437
taxes
470,155
177,
$396,689
1901.
p.
of
provide
such
Cr24^481-
Cr429,748
the
to
178,
involved.
September—
Gross
from
$225,674
net
through
1952
the
the
series,
Net
from
for
and
the
will
which
the
sale
sale
the
of
apply
details
will
3 'A %-
Net
ry.
From
Gross
Jan.
from
from
Net
Net
ry.
The
1952
1951
$4,647,000
$5,015,000
96,976
683,170
850,911
1,319,492
"635,604
39,923
252,904
845,974
47,178,000
41,241.000
42.779,000
the
undertake
5.947,613
7.329,497
9,538,342
present
no
that
except
The
,
be
may
ttle
°
not
offered
to
for
net
3,801,529
674,697
2,716,924
insufficient,
cost
of
deben-
178, p. 1371.
Great Basin
i
Oil &
5,618,192
debentures
At
it
the
name
was
annual
of
the
Leasing Co., Salt Lake City, Utah
announced on
This
is
of
mining
p.
a
result
to
the
the
Great
Basin
was
voted
Uranium
&
to
of
the
ores.
plans
for
the
1954.
prices
such
GIVING
the
175
of this
shares.
Division—
and K. C. Towe,
company,
of
the
President
companies
sale
antibiotics.
'<
presently produced and sold by Heyden are not
by Cyanamid. The acquisition provides Cyanamid
facilities for expansion in
the pharmaceutical field
manufactured
additional
adds
which
two
Cyanamid's
to
If
sold
for
agreement
line
the manufacture of
latter
products
of- products
in this field,
providing
penicillin, streptomycin and neomycin,
have
not
heretofore
been
manufactured or
by Cyanamid.
centrating
activities
its
Askin
Mr.
that
stated
Askin
Mr.
said
also
sale
this
conforms
the chemical
in
that
Heyden
Heyden's policy
to
of con¬
field.
expects
that
Cyanamid
1, 1953.—V.
possession of the properties on or about Dec.
additional
not
sale
less
will
be
than
$44
applied
per
will
take
178, p. 666.
se¬
to
Hilton Hotels Corp.—Loan
share.
the
con-
1937
EFFECT
TO
series.—
PRESENT
FINANCING
Outstanding
.
$2,870,000
$2,450,000
of
the
1941
series..
3,675.000
The
Nov.
4
1947
series..
Unlimited
the
1952
series—
Unlimited
15,000,000
announced
Hilton
Life
Privately Placed—
Insurance
Co.
01*
Hartford,
Conn.,
on
it has made a $1,800,000 loan on the Town House,
Corp. property located at Wilshire Boulevard and
Hotels
Commonwealth
The
General
Avenue,
Los Angeles,
Hilton corporation,
now
Calif.
engaged
in building several large hotels
South America as well as expanding throughout this
country, plans to continue to operate the Town House.—V. 178. p. 52.
in
Europe
and
11,517,000
of
Connecticut
3,024,000
qf the
Pfd.
stock
(cum.,
$50
preferred
stock
"Includes
oar
value)
the
($25
5,500
par
shares
in
per
year
share
since
value),
being
($2.75
per
company
1894.
Virginia Pulp & Paper Co.
Acquired—
below.—V. 178, p. 1274.
160,000 shs.
"955,000 shs.
retained
for
possible
sale
949,500 shs.
to
employees
company.
each
Hinde & Dauch Paper Co.—To Be
See West
300.000 shs.
stock
DIVIDENDS—The
field
'
treasury
antibiotics
The
now
financing
debentures
of
I
_
+Excludes
requirements.
Cyanamid Co., announced on Nov. 4, that their
an
facilities for
however,
President
Askin,
to
1954,
construction
the
of
sale
facture
5,500 shares of additional common
prior to the end of 1954 to employees
or
change
company's current activities in the
Nathan Hausman, President
said —V
dividend
of Heyden to Cyanamid of
Heyden's Antibiotic Division, including the plant located at Princeton,
N. J„ and Heyden's patent rights and processes relating to the manu¬
and
debentures
Leasing Co.,
Nov. 2.
1760.
Uranium
stockholders,' it
2,141,377
853.
p.
signed
with
debentures
Common
meeting of
9,486,552
328,080
4,395,741
2,664,085
$3.44
Heyden Chemical Corp.—Sells Antibiotic
de¬
3V4%
3.90%
company
8,530,783
328,080
4,408,863
2,672.038
$3.07
paid...—_—
paid
preferred
178,
Simon
ap¬
2%%
'
"After
swank
of
dividends
dividends
"Earnings per common share._—:
—V.
through
additional
Authorized
3%
—Changes Name—
the
17,298,604
1,937,473
22,769,830
1,995,054
——————
tCommon shares outstanding^..—
was
sufficient
be
program
such
an¬
3V4%
"Deficit.—V.
18,436,595
9,637,509
328,080
4,418,596
2,677,937
$3.48
foreign inc. taxes
34,397,759
profit
and
program.
CAPITALIZATION
income—
and
27,766,860
exceed
sale
at a price
proceeds from
any
company
struction
1—
railway
railway
oper.
has
company
41,480,000
9,812,842
stock
1950
$4,709,000
income.._
oper.
taxes
from
available
will,
are
is
1952
program.' through
funds
to
It
.
31,*. 1953,
Aug.
stock,
common
amount'presently
December
cash
construction
funds
such
and
at
earnings,-:
available
the
of
the
program.
the
$15,000,000
with
construction
other
cost
of
amount
together
retained
of
incurred
as
curities
$4,292,000
railway
Other
of American
construction
private
and
and
cost
proceeds
company
from
company's
$5,000,000,
for
program
RR.—Earnings—
1953
railway....
for Fed.
Prov.
$
$
135,310,655 164,404,194
146,810,494
30,069,158
taxes
income
1951
1952
1953
30—
Sept.
operating revenues.—
before
Net
asjpay be deemed advisable under the circumstances.
Grand Trunk Western
Profit
and
Preferred
i37i:
p.
Further
proceeds, together with
from
funds
obtained
in
accruals
provide
the
£et ,,J°£S
—V.
2008!
p.
Oct*. 23 of 105,500 additional
is
proceeds
the
1953
preciation
$8,948,871
...
below.—V.
net
available
proximately
1952
net
to
such
that
tures
-
1953
______
before
September
177,
~
remaining
sales
to
Ended
$
sales
Net
bad
the
'
Surplus."—V
Goodall-Sanford, Inc. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
13
stock
Months
stock
common
January
Net
stock
common
retired.—V.
was"
follow:
$12^82
preferred
"Earned
1953.
'i
480.
p.
in
Nine
(par $25) at $44 per share. The
subscription offer expires at 3 p.m. (EST) on Nov; 10,
$0.92
$13.21
stockholders of record
shares of
536,881
....
Merritt-Chapman & Scott Corp.
mon
1952
$0.60
$37,527
preference
stock
of
dividends
Hartford Electric Light Co.—Stock Offering—Mention
made in our issue of Nov. 2 of the offering to com¬
$312,614
share
$178,829-was
issue
$8.IE
for
convertible
on
this
$6.97
was
$849,495
234,386
_
share
paid
time
237,551
$5.81
adjustments
278,853
Common
•
*$216,356
common
See
1159,
$450,742
(estimated)
which
310,003
Harrisburg Steel Corp.—Unit Sells Plant-
Ger-O-Matic
1953
taxes.......
Net
earnings
Earnings per common
dividends
at
to
450,066
Powder Co., Inc.—Earnings—
Hercules
•
491,472
wet
new
Globe-Wernicke Go.—Earnings Lower—
Nine
share,
com.
giving effect
tIncludes
1951,
burnishing machines to industry. For the past several years exhaustive
operating tests have been made on the machine and" process in the
company's
per
•'
other enclosure.
or
process
both
to
earnings
has paid
Regular
annum)
dividends
quarterly
have been
paid
on
its
dividends
common
stock
of
cents
continuously
68T4
since
1929.
Honolulu Oil Corp.—Secondary Offering—Dean
& Co. late last
Witter
month offered 450 shares of common stock
(no par) at market (about $47 per share).
The
net
Droeeeds
stockholder.—V.
178,
are
p.
to
go
1569.
to
William
M.
Roth,
who is
the selling
Volume 178
Hotel
St. George
Chase
The
York
New
Number 5271.
National
15,
N.
receive
tenders
sinking
fund
$128,841
and
accrued
will
the
be
of
City
the
to
to
it
1955-1960,
the
of
of
of
York,
of
first
Broad
business
Railway
rev.
Inc.
avail,
prices not to exceed par
acceptance or rejection of said
Net
the
sum
176,
Nine
Months
sales
Profit
Sept. 30—
1953
__
before
Provision
Federal
Ended
taxes
taxes
*Loss.—V.
profits
1,537,424
*11,414
909,533
*36,346
690,067
locations
ten
These
locations
These
five
1952
Total
3,740,104
Net
1 936 741
—V.
334^353
458!304
$2,489,365
$1,345,059
1
After provision
Houston
W.
______
785,000
shares
June 30,'53
of
177,
$13,126,318
796,576
798,546
$16.43
shares outstanding
capital
value
asset
—A
$2.76
$1.31
for preferred dividend requirements.—V.
Parish,
the
Vice-President,
a
late S.
R.
Berton
has
who died
178,
share
per
$15.96
—-
1473.
p.
from
Net
Nine
Months
profit
Ended
and
Sept.
income
elected
9.—V.
30—
from
President
177,
ry.
for
Provisions
for
Federal
to
1952
from
129,000
$439,241
Earned
—V.
shares
420 000
$i:05
S0 93
._
share——
per
178,
outstanding
company
Hudson
As of
Shares
to
50,000 shares of $100
had
The
v.
net
178
a*set
value
$3,853,564
1
share
per
367,976
$11.30
was
borrowed
30,
1953
place
total of $5,745,000
a
The
RR.—Earnings Lower—
1953—Month—1952
$883,743
$7,877,810
777,947
791,086
7,250,860
financing
$74,6r2
$"'2,657
$626,950
$980,381
would
would
7,073,919
be
dated
the
income
income
Balance,
$ "3,980
$638,149
of
shares
V.
128,841
1,161,185
1,160,707
176,
70,058
Exclusive
70,058
630,525
of
interest
$104,919
$1,153,561
$799,117
adjustment income bonds.—V.
such
it
as
will
the
received
would
recall
be
178,
of
authority
to
Net
sales
Profit
&
operating
exempt
be
due
the
negotiation
from
in
proposed
stock
preferred
for
private
1983.
Coal Co.
depletion
Federal
for
sell,
sale
could
re¬
the
from
Net
$9,057,004
$6,975,335
$6,823,588
taxes
959,369
1,005.269
1,259.099
income
for
taxes—
372,205
277,066
50,000
bidding re¬
completed.—
Preferred
*As
$587,164
dividends
Common
shares
per
paid
outstanding
common
adjusted.—V.
—V.
be
200.873
109,076
2,201,523
$0.26
$0.38
*
91,461
of
The
Hussmann Refrigerator
Net
1953—3 Mos.—1952
Net
from
Net
ry.
$7,236,556
$5,231,947
taxes__
416,059
232,693
1,290 164
outstdg.
400.094
400.094
400,0.94
__________
profit
Common
after
shares
*Earns.
per
*After
1957—0 Mos.—1952
share
com.
$0.96
$2.98
177,
p.
the
821,609
.
875,000
$1.89
•
of
extent
and
Hydrocap Eastern, Inc., Phila., Pa.—Files With SEC—
The
companv
share)
to
be
Oct.
on
filed
a
letter
of
notification
common
stock
to
be
30
shares of
100.000
offered
with
at
($1
-
2,375,460
$1.69
'
•
80%
in
with
selling
which
added
be
through Barham & Co., Coral Gables, Fla. The net proceeds,are
to pay debt and for working capital.—V. 178,
p. 570.
Jan.
ry.
or
Nine
Net
for
oil
Net
ry.
1953
1952
1951
Ended Sept.
$1,203,437
from
Net
rv.
—V.
273 157
402.327
income
113,931
108,653
87,689
177,677
8,461,914
8,287,646
8,199,759
7,765,965
Profit
1,708,444
1,634,111
1,706,328
1,821,740
Federal
776,067
587,227
643,188
the
holding
income—
854.
p.
from
ry.
1952
1°51
1950
$1,221,486
$1,123,914
From
railway—__
273,681
382,716
291,760
acquisition
113,879
126,293
100,737
128,680
Jan.
from
Net
ry.
—V.
taxes
taxes
profit
—V.
178,
A
1—
an
9,509,132
9,323,673
8,807,959
City
1,982,125
2,013,827
1,998.088
2,134,5^1
leased
1952
$924,711
698,439
$1.51
879,946
713,520
743,985
894,313
for
requirements.—V.
178,
667,
p.
asset
178,
$9.63
shr.
per
$11.38
Dec. 31,'50
$10.72
—
income—.:
on
1953
1952
$56,018,789 $37,730,356
2,703,545
$1,214,545
——
shares
of
1,830,000
$1,828,407,.
Period End. Sept. 30—
Prov.
before
for
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
1953—3 Mos.—1952
by
taxes
$4,747,929
$4,819,144
$14,531,503
inc
taxes
2,580,000
2,700,000
8,060,000
Fed.
•
From
investors
be
to
common
stock
Net
profit
Earnings
178,
p.
$2,119,144
$6,471,503
1,845,860
1,757,978
1,845,860
$1.17
*$1.15
outstdg.
share
per
'Adjusted
—V.
$2,167,929
—
capital shs.
to
reflect
stock
5%
dividend
paid
$6,469,744
1,757,978
$3.50
on
January
at
near-by
$0.26
_;—
Grandview^ Mo.
Lines,
for
dollars.—V.
helf-million
a
$0.42
use
The
as
a
1953.
from
—V.
1953
SeptemberGross
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
railway
178,
by
cost
the
is
1950
$3,276,096
$3,061,770
294,558
751,371
511,479
1668.
p.
GroSs
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
—V.
178,
railway
railway_
oper.
p.
income—
1952
1951
1950
$636,673
$512,145
$445,526
334,402
214,674
213,740
70,064
117,650
80,810
87,203
5,411,705
4,914,890
482,371
268,881
2,339,145
2,560,172
2,431,082
1,803,437
902,612
907,505
1,012,438
764,026
income
K-O-T
Oil
Corp.
(Okla.)—Stock
a
of
wells
in
net
Pontotoc
proceeds
County,
CAPITALIZATION
28,391,587
24,342,405
4.612,140
4.712,371
4,645,716
bert
2.398,278
2,151,182
2,177,809
1953.
stock
(par
BUSINESS—The
4,786,583
2,918,118
1274.
803,268
57,829,229
57,874,285
51,945,936
14,699,599
15,309,050
11,344,525
12,130,685
8,051,774
8,233,567
5,367,039
5,653,732
Nov. 2 filed
on
of
of its
oil
Building,
It
was
business.
a
letter of notification with
stock
common
(par
be
used
for
general
be
to
$1)
employees at $5 per share,
to
are
Oil
&
the SEC
offered
to
a
without underwriters.
corporate
177,
purposes.—V.
Co.—Quarterly Earnings Higher—
on
1953—9 Mos.—1952
$20,321,789 $68,157,823 $65,287,765
taxes
3,659;999.
3,088,715
.12,371,155
(est.)
1,455,947
1,108,769
4,921,245
4,861,774
$2,204,052
$1,979,946
$0.64
$7,449,910
$7,528,068
$2.41
$2.44
inc.
before
Taxes
1953—3 Mos.—1952
revenues $21,107,081
oper.
Profit
income
income
178,
12,389,842
$0.71
667.
p.
Southampton,
Co.,
Lockrey
N.
New
Y.
Chemical
Treatment—
*
•
■
just announced promises to alleviate one of the most
problems of steel vault maintenance—the prevention of
product
finger-prints and corrosion of the steel vault-faces. A new chemical
process, called
the Lockrey Steel Vault Treatment, manufactured by
this company, is now offered in a complete package for vault mainte¬
field tests
intensive
after
nance,
in
New
York and
along
the
Eastern
seacoast.
The
Lockrey
opment
proven
steel
Treatment
stems
from
and
research
devel¬
(priced at $19.95)
the
year
instruments
the
in
field,
and
the
in
protection
during manufacture and storage.
parts
Steel
Lockrey
a
Vault
aviation
and
various
The
Steel
work done for the Armed Forces during the war, which has
highly successful in such applications as the protection of steel
military
Vault
Treatment
is
offered
in
complete
a
"kit"
containing sufficient material to treat and maintain
service
of
the
type of steel surface
average
small
vault
installation
(or
any
for that matter).
Long Island Lighting Co.—Stock Subscriptions—
shareholders
Common
This
company
offered
seven
this
of
company
subscribed
for
668,166
Offered—Petroleum
will
shares
GIVING
of
,
equivalent
is
them
shares
in
the
to
ratio
97.45%
of
of
one
the
new
shares
share,
used
to
13 offered
number
a
Okla..
EFFECT
PRESENT
one
a
offered
were
price of $16
Proceeds
will
be
Outstanding
900,000 shs.
corporation, which has executive offices at 504 Gil¬
Okla., was organized in Oklahoma on Sept. 8,
for the purpose of engaging in all phases of the
Ardmore,
formed
,
,
for
them
in
the
maximum
of
200
shares
each,
sale
to
of
repay
the
new
portion
a
snares
of
to
bank
shareholders
at
loans
already
and employees
employed
1
Be Received
Bonds To
Bids for
also
share.
a
from
used
on
i
for
,'
•
Nov. 9—
for bids for the purchase
of
of first mortgage bonds, series F due
of the bonds will be received by the
company at City Bank Farmers Trust Co., 8th Floor, Conference Room,
20 Exchange Place, New York, N.
Y., before 12 noon 1EST) on Nov.
9, 1953.—V. 178, p. 1668.
Pursuant
to
the
principal
for
bids
the
invitation
public
amount
purchase
'
.
I
Earnings—
1953
1952
1951
1950
$4,793,350
$4,776,934
$4,715,480
$4,405,009
railway——
860,983
1,070,265
826,816
986,116
income—
173,979
327,519
69,552
222,o45
39,773,670
September—
from
Net
FINANCING
900,000 shs.
cent)—
the
$16
investment
Gross
TO
at
stock
common
complete
which
held.
Long Island RR.be
new
through purchase warrants which expired on Oct. 29.
shares
subscription
which
Authorized
Common
28,153,555
758,416
57,837,542
shares
7,500
$25,000,000
214,266
28.863,402
1,250,817
3,905,393
Finance Corp., Oklahoma City, Okla., on Oct.
451,531
237,262
income—
954,962
banking group headed by Blyth & Co., Inc., The
First Boston Corp.
and W. C. Langley & Co. is purchasing at the
subscription price the 17,482 shares not taken by shareholders.
Employees subscribed for
35,315
of the
100,000 common shares
1570.
$2,802,928
From Jan. 1—
1,724,081
construction.
PROCEEDS—The
1951
$6,384,209
1,461,853
1274.
p.
Lion
each
5.174,981
railway-—*«.
oper.
1950
$6,461,858
2,545,540
income
number
common
1—
railway
178, p.
1951
1952$7,248,404
1,658,898
Period End. Sept. 30—
Sales
will be
warehouse
1953
speculation" 299,500
(par lb) at $1 per share.
$2,889,432
railway
oper.
1952
213,053
1953
$6,491,334
railway
proceeds
1983,
"as
RR.—Earnings—
683,633
350,899
1474.
p.
building
transit
$521,470
197,301
.
income—
Jan.
ry.
_
railway
from
Net
*$3.50
20,
241.
International Great Northern
The
for
City Southern
railway
oper.
Net
8,287,000
v
No.
ry.
Gross
$14,756,744
'
924,626
313,854
Southern Ry.—To Lease Warehouse—
Kansas
from
from
Net
1953—9 Mos.—1952
inc.
804,922
344,576
railway
178,
limited
$4.88
'
387.
p.
September—rNet
Profit
2,209,541
962,206
The corporation
of
$3.24
preferred stock
goods
Gross
Industrial Rayon Corp.
2,447,636
income
oper.
covering
3,658,407
1,489,000
—
Kansas, Oklahoma & Gulf Ry.—Earnings—
$9.66
1274.
p.
2,421,903
1—
from
An
Sept. 30,'53 Dec. 31.'52 Dec. 31,'51
value
36,760
2,603,387
income.—
Jan.
troublesome
Corp.—Earnings—
shipped on the system.
The facility is on a 6'/2-acre site, part of a tract acquired
Southern Development Co.,
a
subsidiary of the railway. The
854.
As of—
57,860
$1.23
1953
-
(Mo.)
estimated
Net
46,750
1372.
p.
from
—V.
Incorporated Investors—Net Ab-set Value Off-
—V.
95,987
39,055
railway
oper.
ry.
100,000-square-foot building is being erected by a group of Kansas
f.561,990
p.
1950
$268,446
93,220
1—
railway
Net
other
railway—.
income.
1951
$261,433
122,594
oil
702,476
income—
on
Kansas City
railway——
oper.
178,
of
operating
312,852
income
from
Net
and
$1,041,994
oper.
Gross
inter¬
development
$1,129,694
—
_—
before
3,783,780
1953
$1,100,076
•
Gross
held
acreage,
and
—_—
sales
Net
railway—
from
Net
dividend
Earnings per share on:
375,000 shares of 5%
RR.—Earnings—
September—
Net
gas
and/or
30—
Quarter Ended Aug. 31—
,
,
ry.
From
of
Co.—Earnings—
Kaiser Aluminum & Chemical
Net
Illinois Terminal
Gross
its
funds
765,633
*
railway-—
railway___
oper.
178,
the
to
$1,180,393
326,622
oper.
Net
the exploration and
presently
and
and/or
more
share
common
per
preferred
1950
$1,191,803
from
Net
After
233.430
From Jan. 1—
Gross
1952
$296,789
118,524
railway
from
A
*
$1,163,156
railway
1953
$303,311
Lehigh Valley RR.—Earnings—
Net
Lake Sulphur
Months
railway—
from
from
949.
p.
September—
from railway
on
use
"to
general
exploration
prolit after charges and taxes
shares outstanding—.
■Earnings
Illinois Terminal RR.—Earnings—
August—
178,
Gross
companies.
gas
&
oper.
178,
—V.
SEC
commission
Common
Net
the
-
agrees
the
to
company's
unproven
acreage
one
of New York will act as agent up to the
1953, _in
accepting order forms for the
fractional interest 'in shares of capital stock
Tire Corp. resulting from the stock dividend payable
of
Liberty Fabrics of New York, Inc.—Files With SEC—
Ltd.,
acquisition,
semi-proven
of the
of $169,000 in
758.
quarter
p.
the shares."
the
and
178,
Registers With
—
share
per
with
the
for
interests
or
Jefferson
per-
used
Gross
*
* J
•
statement
the extent of 20%
to
third
reduction
Corp.—Fractional Shares—
Earnings per share
SEC
the
par
of
and
proven
used
semi-proven
of
14,
income
oper.
from
113,710
$0.77
Canada
Corp.,
offering will
connection
in
proven,
the
to
833.
in
50c
a
public sale of
a
the
to be
company,
ests
of
proceeds
interest
covering
$2,117,105
113,710
1,633,129
.___
registration
Securities
make
to
development
400,094 f
with
Globe
efforts
Net
$23.r41,160 $14,780,108
$0.53
preferred dividend requirements.—V.
<■
the
during
$156,000.—V.
to
months
Co.
Dec.
railway
from
—V.
870,558
$1,025,899
;
stock
Corp., Montreal,
share
per
underwriter,
Co.—Earnings-
best
Period End. Sept. 30—
the
attributable
the
amounts
$1.67
nine
$325,000 for consumer
last quarter of the year which
Lehigh & Hudson River Ry.—Earnings—
704,112
1953, covering 550,000 common shares, par value $1 (Canadian)
to be offered for public sale as "speculative securities"
$3.00
in
$2.19
first
and
of
26,'317,132
share,
per
quarter
provision
a
effected
less
September—
Gross from railway
1,200,423
(1,187,730 shares).
a
$0.72
third
the
sales
Trust
1953.—V.
30,
Net
filed
$1,298,402
incurred
taxes,
sale
and
Net
481.
corporation
trade
to
business
Net
1952
801,389
requirements
common
44,653
$1,700,529
deducting
provision,
Rubber
Lee
Securities and Exchange Commission—
Oct. 28,
1864.
p.
178, p.
Jasper Oil
2,201,523
$0.71
on
after
Guaranty
of
Gross
1,130,098
ft
$972,540
2.337,903
share—.
176,
$728,203
dividend
Earnings pr.r common share
at
Sales
stock
____—
$560,495
$0.87
for
income
income
purchase
•
.
475,000
_L—
profit
286,559
revenues.—
profit
Earnings
Net
Dividends, declared
1,468,180
$1,253,740
company
521,314
income
income.
.on
1,875,148
$1,700,529
13,602
Lee Rubber & Tire
Oct.
the
26,591,672
expenses
depreciation
taxes
613,764
$546,893
$674,200
—
costs to be
This
close
the
of
competitive
expenses-.
on
662,232
$874,200
stated
is
The
the
and
1953
taxes
and
foreign
to
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
and
oper.
"
1953—3 Mos.—1952
1953—9 Mos.—1952
$7,831,321 $26,316,676 $22,828,900
1,160,657
3,575,677
2,721,929
$9,557,670
1,336,432
taxes
inc.
income—
Federal
$30,545,372 $32,384,330
sold,
Subs.)—Earnings—
pension costs. __w-
year.
finance
The
issuance
f
administrative
for
Provision
*1951
income
before
Provision
1,531,438
646,601
974,314
(&
Co.
and
related
are
proposed in the other ap¬
competitive bidding. The bonds
—
and
Preferred
*1952
1,012,039
442,590
2,713,896
1,108,482
513,074
285,025
bonds,
and sold at
and would
to
other than Federal
Taxes,
1474.
p.
for
were
for
notes
help
pending receipt of proceeds
its concurrent application.
in
1953,
1,
that
so
products
General
Husky Oil Co. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
1953
3,518,747
1950
$480,862
334,280
Transferred from reserve
Net
Years Ended June 30—
149,656
2,867,812
1951
$573,392
-
Commission.
these
used
fail
borrowings
with
1565.
p.
Provision
on
it
mortgage
issued
be
cumulative
income
Cost
630,525
$122,537
deficit
150,880
taxes—
advertising
promissory
deliberately
or
that
filed
Nine Months Ended Sept. 30—
Total
adjustment
_
168,874
1,938,503
Sept. 30—
products—
NOTE—Net
authorization from
RR.—Earnings—
1952
Balance
From
$992,115
128,514
bonds
the
to
addition
in
360,917
Earnings per com. share
11,734
$75,985
—
charge"
on
willfully
were
soon
program
first
Dec.
Island Creek
Gross
^Income
Interest
*
11,199
as
sought
in
Commission
quirements,
1,323
not
assumed
Proceeds
notes.
construction
$8,500,000
asked
$8,054,300
1,323
did
its application,
in
with new
plication,
1953—9 Mos —1952
$852,609
Operating income—
Non-oper. income
asserted that
sought
permanent
Period End. Sept. 30—
Gross operating revenue
Oper. expenses & taxes
it
had
notifications
against
without prior
—
company's
Hudson & Manhattan
but
providing
them
said
company
authority,
company
issuance
323,914
Sept
on
The
this
The
666.
—«
p
future.
wells
$619,307
income—
before
State
1953
already
permissible
1952
$4,159,021
assets—
FPC.
seek
IP53
__—
30
1372.
ox
income
value cumulative
par
notes,
it
the
Fund, Inc.—Assets Increased—
outstanding
immediate
for
1274.
p.
4,019,911
railway
p.
saies
Net
which would mature within one year, would be issued
commercial banking institutions. Iowa Power's application indicates
that
Sept. 30—
net
were
152,535
railway
oper.
178,
Fed.,
a
notes, a portion of which were issued
Total
which
Okla.,
376,125
income—
Lambert
Oct.
on
first mortgage bonds and
The
666.
p.
filed
3
preferred stock.
$391,148
420 000
___
of
from
ry.
Net
27 filed two applications with the Federal
Power
Commission, -one requesting authority to issue
$8,000,000 in
short-term notes, and the other for authorization to issue $8,500,000
'564,000
210,069
income—
Number
and
drill
is .to
time
$639,987
railway.
oper.
Net
—V.
York.
This
in
Net
this
1953
Period End.
833.
p.
Light Co.—Registers With SEC—
Nov.
on
company
New
1,084,148
703,418
L
tax
completed the next day.—V. 177,
Iowa Power &
$2,931 184
tax
profits
excess
Co.—Secondary Offering
registration statement with the
SEC
covering
$8,500,000 of
first mortgage bonds
due
1983
to be
offered at competitive bidding, and 50,000 shares of cumulative pre¬
ferred stock (par $100)
to be offered through Smith, Barney & Co.,
1053
1,352,728
income
Federal
Electric
made on Oct. 26 by Blyth & Co., Inc., at
was
was
2679.
p.
$3,704,377
operations.-
before Federal taxes-
Provisions
at
County,
From Jan. 1—
$30.50 per share, with a dealer's discount of 55 cents per
share. It
Hubinger Co.—Earnings Show GainGross
the
in
locations
178,
railway
from
Net
Gross
secondary offering of 3,000 shares of common stock
(no par)
386.
p.
Th
Income
drilled
Lake Superior & Ishpemin
Profit
been
Oct.
on
be
possible
producing.—V.
now
Gross
$12,713,647
assets
Iowa-Illinois Gas &
of
Lighting & Power Co.—New President—
Alvis
succeed
(on
stock)—_____
common
*
___
share
per
drill,
must
Pontotoc
The leases have five producing wells and
which are direct offsets to producing wells.
1274.
p.
Sept. 30, '53
net
Number
7,940,577
__
income
income
to
in
1953.
1,
have
leases
Net
Net
Net
holdings
September—
4 116 853
income
taxes-
178,
have
Investors Management Fund, Inc.—Asset Value Lower
$45,052,006
income—
on
on
*8,429
*62,121
As of—
$71,125,239
Federal
for Federal
excess
*89,353
of the corporation
purpose
lease
of Sept.
as
1674.
p.
Houdaille-Hershey Corp. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
Net
$896,654
*85,499
for
its
acquired
$9,827,511
1,377,569
815,390
587,099
$909,367 $11,197,732
revenues
ry. opers.
income
the
primary
develop
1953—9 Mos.—1952
1953—Month—1952
fxd. chgs.
oper.
from
Net
to
at
The
Rys. of Central America—Earnings-
Period End. Sept. 30—
19
Nov.
on
mortgage
exhaust
St,
15
(1779)
International
11
of
sufficient
24;—V.
Nov.
on
New
close
sinking fund,
Notice
given
the
up
sale
due
in
interest.
will
proposals
for
held
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Corp.—Tenders Invited—
Bank
Y.,
bonds
now
.
from
Net
ry'.
From
Gross
Net
Net
*
oper.
Jan.
1—
railway—'—
42,150,813
railway———
6.412,858
4,810,856
income—
447,819
*1,720,148
from
from
ry.
railway
oper.
Deficit.—V.
178,
p.
1274.
40,209,117 •' 37,04(5,244
4,277,427
6,036,644
*2,246,046
*527,61(1
(1780)
16
Net
Net
Net
ry.
650,368
325,602
22.886,279
9,591,890
19,598,932
7,446,725
17,753,377
5.825,956
4,790,463
railway
railway
from
Net
—V.
$1,971,055
734,139
381,087
3 474,704
2,011,396
income—
1373.
oper.
178,
p.
Net
ry.
op
railway
from
ry.
shares of
Hoffman
178,
management,
and
a
sidiaries
change
a
Coast Lines
the
in
74%
pletely
dieselized.—V.
are
working
to
Max
Cerf.
sold
be
& Scott s
Milton
SEC—
20%
1,552,344
T'axes
192,420
Cr2,042
rents-(Dr)—
19,920
income
$189,415
$141,853
$1,897,382
10,335
124,449
of
the
ry.
Other
oper.
to
Net
of
on
proceeds
178,
Sept.
$2,021,831
1,136,511
$2,073,546
Gross
98,451
908,496
Oper.
$71,343
$53,742
$885,320
operating
The
Net
filed
company
With SEC—
'
the SEC on Nov. 2,
stock, to be offered
registration statement with
a
1953,
Net
Net
ry.
of
one
Net
rr'^e
and
underwriting
bank loans.—V.
such
175, p.
terms
be
to
are
Manheim
178,
p.
ended
Gross
from
to
used
be
tion
to
plant.—V.
177,
letter
a
cost
part,
in
pay,
filed
Net
of
a
Gross
Net
1,389,005
Net
con¬
30, 1953 compared to 8.80
1953.—V. 173, p. 383.
*
178,
1951
1950
Earned
per
$191,183
75,379
44,163
Refund
of
Net
Casualty Co.—Tenders Sought—
company will up to and
sale to it as of Nov. 30 of
the
ferred
stock
which
is
share,
per
to
in
flat,—V.
the
178,
shares
of
sufficient
amount
an
available
purchase
exhaust
to
fund,
at
the
prices
of
sum
not
research
Dr.
$51,289
63,986
the
1,526,450
302,092
36,580
1,503,956
395,636
129,212
A.)
298.
p.
should
Debentures
The
principal
The
amount.
debentures,
1959 at
thereafter
the
Of
used
The
is
net
to
for
used
offered
publicly
16
Dec.
$300,000
and
Dec.
1953
1,
offering is
denominations
Dec.
102% ;
at
due
1965,
of
types
20
now
1957
$1,000,
$100,
and
$500
are
They
also
are
redeemable
5.
Gross
company
and
cream
Detroit
manufacture
related
kindred
debentures, $24-7,300 will
debentures, and the balance
related
principal
Michigan,
Nov,
on
distribution
and
office
ry.
of
It
Net
from
and
Net
ry.
1933.
3,
ice
cream
Is
9700 Oakland
......
■
at
Gross
railway-——
in im¬
of the
major role
is one
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
EFFECT
PRESENT
TO
FINANCING
Authorized
Class
B
callable debs,
capital
...♦Options
tional
22.300
option
—V.
are
will
178,
stock, (par
held
$1)——_
of
class
exercised
to
stock
B
.
100,000 shs.Y
„
employees
key
income—
at
purchase
$4
300
Gross
purchase^an addi¬
share, of which one
to
per
shares
Nov.
on
Net
from
ry.
—V.
income
The
($1
in October offered publicly 56,000 shares of 67®
preferred stock and 14,000 shares of common stock at par
share).
For each four shares purchased, one share of com¬
per
Gross
mon
stock
Is
offered.
The preferred
of
No
underwriting Is Involved.
stock is redeemable
on
or
891,466
income
on
i,
412,058
—V.
16,483,973
... 3,684,009
1,381,598
15,874,395
3,234,372
935,126
14,810,554
3,667,240
'
1952
$4,731,641
1,475,537
507,503
30,982,763
- 4,497,182
.' %
32,132,755
" 5,269,303
A five
:i,659,732
1,173,982
railway—"L—
-
proceeds are to be used to-purchase or pay for Inventory and to
provide a fund for customers' credit or accounts receivable and addi¬
tional working capital." '
-f
/
■;
The
corporation
Immediate
corner
the
in
of
sa'e
of
plans
and
Tremont
intentions
16th
and
china,
g'ass,
November,
1953.—V.
in
incorporated
was
are
Streets.,
silverware
178,
to
Colorado
operate
Oct.
retail
a
1953.
8,
1951
,
store
and
gifts,
Gross
income.
1373.
at
the
Colo., specializing in
said store to be opened
Net
ry.
$3,607,556
$2,843,533
$3,086,376
1,153,451
541.693
835,738
498,082
595,527
250,230
439,196
30,304,225
30,342,204
27,914,288
25,705,275
8,755,824
8,451,112
4,239,054
6,475 883
6,475,981
2,534.241
3,138,866
income—
1—
railway
4,445,587
income—
1275.
inc.
1953—3 Mos.—lp52
1953—9 Mos.—1952
$4,172,056
$3,568,221 $10,333,805
$9,148,513
463,285
454,536
1.122,293
958,009
182,449
181,815
423.000
404,961
taxes
taxes
$4,327,799
1,191,347
715,725
30,189,342
4,169,323
1,769,840
26,287,123
v. 3,225,904
836,520
1374.
p.
Securities Co., Inc.—Net Assets—
assets
-
outstanding
178, p.
sales
Profit
Fed.
$10,971,424
before
inc.
inc.
$8,900,071
$32,561,751
$26,604,642
665,175
'340,000
459,633
2,100,403
1,278,352
229,000
1,070,000
633,000
laxes
State
taxes
&
Net
profit
f,Earns; per com. share-—
From
*
above
From
.
$325,175
$230,633
$1,030,403
share
r—.—,
-
.
$0.52
$0.36:
$0.10
—'
.
-•
$189,558
39,827
National Distillers Products Corp.
-
•
Period End. Sept. 30—
Earns, from oper. after
,
r-
Interest
charges
Prov. for Fed.
$7,387,566
808,124
—_
inc.
*2,455
1950
taxes
3,398,000
$3,181,442
Total
$8,954,533
$9,151,938
$9,831,139
income—
220,723
161,798
203,978
179,055
876,601
876,607
$3,015,070
$3,181,442
—
'
3,511
19,368
$2,995,702
$9,086,871
' V. 29,970
65.067
$3,177,931
♦Proportion of profits—
494,364
from
'
'
1275." 7,7" '
:.
RR.—Earnings-
Net
T
profit
Common
f>
,,
i
shares
outstdg.",
to
1°53
income
1952
1951
$456,868
$405,302
210,931
187,079
164,357
58,785
80,926
73,983
81,873
1—
3,953,605
1,808,295
income—
775,044
.
3,925,273
1,399,584
4,466,683
railway—__
p.
8,499,725
$0.29
in
8,498,973■
v
8,499,125
$0.89
$0.91
subsidiary companies.—V.
.
,
■
<
1
.
National Ice
The
178.
'
1,548,241
649,571
626,481
Preferred Stock—
has applied to the California
sell $3,200,000 of notes to the
to
Life Insurance Co.
1,308,957
„
Storage Co. of California-~Plans
company
3.360.391
A
580,608
1275.
& Cold
Private Financing—To Redeem
authority
railway
interest
$9,801,169
1950
$511,555
-
$0.32
minority
.
1475.
.
$499,679
8,498,973
Earnings per com. share
p.
171.932
railway.,
oper.
178,
$9,151,938
1,753,401
586,249
Jan.
from
$2,138,463
-
resulting from disposal
v
1,932,144
oper.
rv.
1953—9 Mos.—1952 «
$4,464,065 $22,125,502 $19,663,326
826,602
2,380,564 ,.- 2,119,794
1,499,000
10.593,000 '
8,589,000
of properties
82,079
33,019
509,760
railway.,.
Net
(& Domestic Subs.)
1553—3 Mos.—1952
-•
deprec. and reserves—
•«
$237,290
r
2,010,590
from
Net
$15.44
•
and
a
$200,000
note
to
U. Commission for
Massachusetts Mutual
P.
the Anglo California Bank.
hearing will be held by the Commission on Nov. 10.
the proceeds, about $2,500,000 will be used to redeem
Of
standing
from
the
preferred stock and the remaining $900,000
Anglo California Bank.—V. 169, p. 9.
to
the out¬
pay
loans
Missouri, Kansas & Texas RR.—Earnings-
1
Unconsolidated
distributed
1951
1952
$236,441
; *3,910
560,626
September—
—V.
1,243,424
1,265.935
•
$14.79
149.
„
Gross
$18,720,155 $19,201,754.
-
(net after Fed. taxes)
$645,352
$0.07 "*
'
$1.66
.
$1.01
unconsolidated
equities
,
1953—9 Mos.—1952
1953—3 Mos.—1952
'
1952
1953
Sept. 30—
Nonrecurring book profit
2,090,256
Missouri Illinois
ry.
$553,048
$1.13
1952, for $1,500,paid in full Sept. 30, 1953, R. A. Shipley, President, reported.
bank loan, which was arranged May 1.
$3,811,671
1,439,651
774,201
*13.558
-
23,979
railway
oper.
Net
$699,293
$1.43
$272,721
$0.56
$280,836
$0.57
share
year
.*Applicable
From
Period End. Sept. 30—
'
^
$228,608
63,933
•Deficit.—V.; 178, p.
from
1950
1951
1952
1953
Net asset value per
—V.
railway.——
from
from
Gross
-
Mengel Co. (& WhoHy Owned Subs.)—Earnings—
Net
'
income—
oper.
Net
-
1953
railway-!—'
railway—,
Net
$1.80
$3,358,119
income
178,
As of
1950
Its
Denver,
1475.
p.
from
ry.
$2,466,745
964,119
Nation-Wide
1,553,129
.
railway
From Jan. 1—
1959 at 105%
.
The
-
Net
286,268
prior years
of
5i.b7
railway—
per
000, was
213,099
1,630,160
762,365
p.
from
$1.59
$1.87
taxes
profit
Earnings
1950
i-
after March
'
par,.
Net
$2,180,476
$2,559,363
$2,559,368
p.
for
589,048
1953
September—
corporation
cumulative
394.500
tax refund
special
Balance
,
$54,118,176 $39,343,524
4,755,676
6,619,068
2,575,200
(est,)—
3,665.200
income
on
before
Prov.
Mississippi Central RR.—Earnings—
McKenzie-Thomas, Inc. (Colo.)—Stocks Offered—
1952
1953
on
railway
Total net
income—
oper.
178,
Corp.—Earnings—
profits tax—
sales
Profit
256,307
$4,516,950
from
Net
1953.
10,
1475.
p.
Net
665,663
railway—
oper.
ry.
416,827
Natco Corp.—Earnings—
$2,178,186
From Jan. 1—
*7,2,871 shs.
,
from
Net
Net
386,264
244.625
taxes
oper.
178,
Net
1951
railway——
from
Gross
Outstanding
$300,000
$300,000
1965
by .certain
shares
be
due
7.321
352,303
Sept. 30—
Period End. Sept. 30—
1570.
p.
September—
12-year 6%
42,664
451,726
855.
from
ry.
—V.
Minneapolis, St. Paul & Sault Ste. Marie RR*—Earns.
<
1,987,823
railway
from
Net
$2,012,322
*
16,443,555
3,630,611
1,456,723
railway
oper.
178,
1,945.671
291,912
before
Jan.
Shares
Detroit
Ave.,
"'•
—V.
1,703,047
1—
Jan.
from
1952
250,687
income
68,906
2,013,530
taxes
oper.
$2,121,981
594,375
railway
oper.
From
Gross
'■ *
Mich.
from
Net
the
processing and distributing of milk,
products, throughout the Metropolitan
products,
and
Its
area.
of
sale
outstanding
working capital.
incorporated in
was
the
in
and
the
from
present
42.993
share.
from
Net
production.—V. 178, p. 1669.
1953
$2,039,961
September—
from railway
the
through
82,264
62,280
share
p.
from
From
Minneapolis & St. Louis Ry.—Earnings—
at
Net
proceeds
redeem
engaged
'
Nov.
company's
Controls of the future.
Honeywell
manufacturers of such devices.
not yet in commercial
it is
71,469
85,237
Federal
Fed.
per
Net ry.
present
as
the
direcctor, said the new power unit,
watts, would do work not possible with
being produced commercially,
and thus
automatic
largest
though
underwritten.
not
of
12-year 6%
at 1007c
of
1,
103%; thereafter and prior to
thereafter and prior to Dec. 1, 1961 at 1017c;
1,
1007c,
additional
kindred
11,
on
in
prototype aircraft electronic fuel gauge making use of the new
transistor already has been built by the company, Dr. Larsen said,
sinking fund.
be
powerful
greatly expand the range of transistor uses.
example, he said, it would likely play a
nation's
The
in
before
1,
and
announced
as
developed
an
proving
Offered—
company on Oct.
debentures dated
redeemable
Dec.
Mich.—
Detroit,
was
times
100
been
Net
A
callable
of
Co.,
Creamery
McDonald
output
1950
$278,055
35.130
Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis Ry.—Earnings—
research
Larsen,
an
low-output
As
(II.
J,
has
is
has
types
it
laboratories,
Finn
which
$52
exceed
to
available
1951
$256,486
1953
September—
that
transistor
thumb-size
A
commercially
20 receive tenders for
$2.10 cumulative prior pre¬
including Nov.
1952
$269,364
66,452
income
—V. 178,
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator Co.—New Transitor
Maryland
273,783
Federal
for
income
Gross
The
1,450,506
759,198
income
excess
$148,912
14,535
*3,496
1275.
p.
2,674.253
499,600
1275.
before
Net
1,562,054
280,482
1,946,119
721,555
240,986
income—_
2,126,855
1—
p.
Provision
Earned
railway---—
oper.
ry.
Deficit.—V.
143,903
sales
Profit
1—
railway
250,028
4,345,853
$270,663
railway
9 Months Ended
Net
the quarter
pesos for
1952
$192,462
60,564
34,416
1953
$248,140
95,921
25,969
income
$619,459
216.045
48,882
income
oper.
178,
1950
1951
$671,264
219,788
6,651,018
railway.
from
1952
$646,471
51,469
Mullins Manufacturing
conversions have been made at monthly average
exchange rate for Mexican currency in terms of
was
8.71 pesos to the Canadian dollar for the
railway
from
period
the
388.
p.
RR.—Earnings—
Jan.
from
Net ry.
—V.
Valley RR.—Earnings—
Jan,
178,
above include a portion,
June
31,
oper.
during
$24,350,000
6,058,202
2,203,001
356,935
income
1475.
oper.
From
2249.
p.
ry.
Gross
$3,104,577
710,777
railway.:
from
Net
filtra¬
water
new
ry.
From
of
installation
of
from
applied toward the cost
and its subsidiaries.
be
company
5,950,873
railway
from
12,321,934
$1,509,450
and
debt
funded
on
September—
1024.
28
currency
Midland
notification with the SEC
covering $125,000 of 4%% first mortgage bonds dated Oct. 31, 1953
and due Oct.
1, 1978 to be offered to residents of Pennsylvania at
1007c
and accrued interest, without underwriting.
The proceeds are
Oct.
on
Net
Federal
Water Co.—Files With SEC—
(Pa.)
company
average
March
ended
Net
The
2271.
p.
244,530
September—
Gross from railway
6 Months
6,279,522
charges shown
financial
quarter
to
1953
$1,055,143
665,899
railway—_
oper.
Net
loans—
The
to
railway
from
ry.
—V.
taxes and
revenue
charges
Canadian
supplied by amend¬
ment.
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane and Kidder, Peabody &
Co. are named
as
tne principal
underwriters.
Tne company has out¬
standing $800,000 of short-term bank loans incurred
to temporarily
finance a part of its construction program.
The proceeds of the sale
of the additional common stock will be applied toward the payment of
soriotio"
will
notes
new
176,
1—
Jan.
Net
$7,788,972 $15,426,511
-—,
;
NOTE—Exchange
rates.
the
expenditures of
Dec. 31,
1955.—V.
income
cper.
from
Gross
Subs.)—Earnings
3 Months
including
expenses
operating
The
are
of
program
railway.
from
computed at
year-end, which is chargeable to "Construction Account."
*
the
bv common stockholders of record Nov. 24, 1953,' at the
additional share for each six shares then *o1d.
The sub-
subscription
rate
The
1954.—V.
10,
Monongahela Ry.—Earnings—
provide for exchanges of shares
future expansion plans, for
any other proper corporate
1953—
revenue
and other
depreciation
struction
financing
the
of
September—
from railway
$1,165,050
1953, covering 25,000 shares of its $10 par common
1953. \
10,
Sept.
mature
Gross
board's proposed increase in the company's
is designed to
30,
June
Ended
•Financial
for
Dec.
involve
to
1,
From
Light & Power Co., Ltd. (&
Mexican
$152,193
Maine Public Service Co.—Registers
and
used
on
a
additional properties under
possible further stock dividends, and for
purposes.—V. 178, p. 1668.
1274.
p.
be
to request a hearing
thereon.
the company to pay notes to be
1953,
by
13,
will
construction
the
Hesthpated
acquiring
128,400
etc.-
income——
Net
—V.
int.
borrow
to
on Oct. 30 filed a registration statement with the SEC
covering $10,000,000 of first mortgage bonds, due 1983, to be offered
public sale at competitive bidding.
Merritt-
will be continued as a division of
Wolfson said that the
Mr.
$199,743
income-
Gross
From Bank—
authorization
for
for
important raw material component ju steel
an
authorized capitalization
Period
Rentals,
SEC
Monongahela Power Co.—Registers With SEC—
meeting
vote
105,495
income
the
to
maturing
ipterest
Montour
Net
com¬
from
Nov.
loan
and
3(4%
be
The company
to 705,768.
in
$1,968,051
10.298
until
persons
bear
& Scott.
special
ing
$2,067,749 $19,276,792 $20,240,793
1,748,080
14,895,415
15,452,858
145,572
2,046,686
2,449,752
Cr4,440
J9rl81,107
Dr 134,322
36,679
256,202
235,810
$1,952,087
revenues
Operating expenses——
York;
Proceeds
will
operations
1275.
p.
The Chase National Bank of the City
and the Copamisison has issued an order giving inter*
$2,800,000
of
outstanding
of the shareholders has been called for Nov. 24,
board recommendation to increase the authorized
common stock capitalization of the company from 1,000,000 to 3,000,000
shares.
Shareholders as of Nov. 13 will be eligible to vote.
As a result of the recent acquisition of a 997®
interest in the Fitz
Simons <fc Connel Dredge & Dock Co., midwestern construction company
based
at
Chicago, Merritt-Chapman & Scott recently issued 45,449
common
shares, raising the total number of common shares outstand¬
A
1953—9 Mos.—1952
1953—Month—1J52
New
ested
of
mill operation
Milton
1953,
RR.—September Earnings Up—
Maine Central
178,
applied
has
company
sum
of
the open
on
Chapman
California and for
used to pay debt to the Bank of
to be
rents
the
quantity of steel scrap,
on
Period End. Sept. 30—
Equipment
of
the Milton mill's production, with the balance
market. He pointed out that Merritt-Chapman
construction operations result in the salvage of a considerable
approximately
capital.
Operating
The
the
the purchase of the plant, property
Electric Steel Corporation of Milton,
operations at the Milton mill, which currently produces carbon and
steel bars, bar size shapes and reinforcing steel.
said it is anticipated, on the basis of the company's present
volume of construction
work, that Merritt-Chapman & Scott will use
Oct. 27 filed a letter of notification with the
SEC covering
12,500 shares of class A common stock to be offered
at $20 per share through Blyth & Co., Inc., Portland, Ore. The net
proceeds
of
Railroad
Pacific
Missouri
mately
production,
Portland, Ore.—Files With
operating in Texas and Louisiana.
the
new
locomotive power is received next
year
all Gulf
and International Great Northern operations, and approxi¬
When
of
He
1668.
corporation
fac.
recommendation
upon
subsidiary of the Hurrisburg Steel Corp.
E. Wolfson, President, said the company looks to an expansion
Louis
Miami, Fla.—Files With SEC
filed with the SEC on Oct. 26 covering
(par $1) to be offered at the market
was
at
p.
inventories
Pa.,
stock
common
Macabe Co., Inc.,
Joint
authorized,
27
Missouri Power & Light Co.—To Borrow
The
The
the
of
$4.871/2-$5.12,/2 per share) for the accounts of
and Robert P. Ludwig at $4.50 per share through David
(estimated
—V.
notification
of
letter
Oct.
on
District Judge George
by
alloy
Ludman Corp., North
A
was granted the Missouri Pacific Lines on Oct. 27
H. Moore of St, Louis, Mo., in whose court
bankruptcy proceedings of Missouri Pacific are being administered.
Forty-eight of the
new
units will be assigned to the Missouri
Pacific RR., and nine each to the Gulf Coast Lines and International
Great Northern—the two later
railroads being Missouri Pacific sub¬
mately $10,731,000
periods,
earnings are based on the number
outstanding at the end of the respective
share
Robbins, Inc.—Fiscal Year Changed—
&
stockholders
Approved
locomotive units at cost of approxi¬
purchase 66 diesel
Authority to
Merritt-Chapman & Scott Corp.—Steel Mill Purchased
26,256,366
income—
1274.
oper.
178, p.
17,185
stock
months
nine
Missouri Pacific RR.—Equipment Purchases
,.
The directors on Nov. 4 approved
177,454,794 167,132,045 164,205,668 145,180,290
33,943,036
32,113,125
50,506,783 37,169.013
18 677,497
15,029,105
16,597,929
railway--—
from
Net
Net
—V-
1950
railway
From Jan. 1—
Gross
Mengel
the
for
per
a.
periods
railway
from
from
of
in,
owned).'
corporation's fiscal year from the
year ending June 30, to the year ending March 31.
They also voted to
advance the date of the annual meeting from the fourth Tuesday in
October to the fourth Tuesday in July.—V. 178, p. 1161.
1953
$19,335,927 $19,551,075 $17,499,226 $18,151,481
5,086,450
3,797,459
5,441,864
5,477,255
3 000,203
2,721,893
1,915,075
2,794,924
er.income—_
September—
Gross
Net
of
shares
McKesson
RR. —Earnings—
1951
but operating
(100%. owned,
periods.—V. 178, p. 388.
15.471,120
6,443,495
2,912,279
the
1952
$201,695
computations
t All
The
Louisville & Nashville
and
$251,246
and
of
1—
Jan.
from
$2,096,964
953,712
370,893
$2,115,113
Limited
Africa,
West
foreign country); and (3) Kalistron, Inc. (approximately 337®
These amounted to $63,245 and $45,632 for the three months
1950
-
544,510
income —
oper.
ry.
From
Gross
1951
526,634
$2,594,622
railway
from
1952
1953
Men gel
(2)
-Earnings—
Ry.
Louisiana & Arkansas
September—
Grots from railway
...
$0.62
$0.43
.
1.1
...
$2.09
$0.34
.
.
$1.35
equities represent the company's portion of the un¬
U. S.-Mengel Plywoods, Inc. (507? owned);
earnings of (1)
Period
End. Sept. 30—
Railway
$0.43
•
oper.
Railway
.oper.
Net
rev.
$6,787,632
expenses
5,172,888
from ry. oper.
Net railway oper. income-
—V. 178, p.
1953—Month—1952
revenue-
1275.
-
$1,614,744
691,105
5,016,714
Natural
1953—9 Mos.—1952
$7,011,935 $65,331,284 $62,561,974
47,092,076
With
45,157,275
$1,9S5,221 $18,239,208 $17,404,699
886,924
7,431,461
7,217,362
This
SEC
p.
Resources of
Canada Fund, Inc.
corporation
covering
2488.
on
1,396,304
_
Registers
—
Securities and Exchange Commission—
-
.
filed a registration statement with the
shares of $1 par value capital stock.—V. 175.
Nov. 3
,
(Continued
on
Page 55)
Number 5271... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Volume 178
(1781)
Stock Record «» New York Stock Exchange
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRACING
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
I,o west
Highest
41% Oct
6
Oct
2
6% Nov
6
34% Nov
26
64% Jan 10
125
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1952
108
Jan
i
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Lowest
FOR EVERY LISTED ISSUE
24
8% May 2
30% Jan 24
39% Sep
22
99
25
Jun
47% Jan
112
Jan
YORK
5
Abbott
Laboratories
a
10% July 3
6% Jan 23
ABC
26% Jan
6
Acme
35% Jan
2
Adams
ACF-Brill
Motors
Steel
Co_
32% Jan
fi
Admiral
7
7% Sep
6
Affiliated
49% Sep
22% Oct
14
3
107/a Mar
May 21
29% Dec 22
51% July
29% Jan
3
1
139
17
Jan
2% Jan
2
18% Oct
29
11
101
Oct
Aug 28
3% Mar 6
150
115% Dec
155
8
15
114% Jan
8
5
Jun
3
2
Sep
11
3% Apr
14
17
Sep
15
20 % Aug
5
Aug 10
Feb
27
160
Mar 11
Jan
4
2% Apr
24
5
1
76
9
70
5% Dec 23
23
3
Sep
14
130
Sep
15
78
70
79% May
23% July
Oct
9
25% Sep
15
39
Jan
16
1
104
Feb
J~an~21
31%
Oct" 16
Nov
10
110
Jan
17
85
Jan
2
98
Nov
25
Apr 30
10
Dec
23
8
18
7
Aug 28
46%
Sep
87% Sep
8% Oct
78% Aug 11
62
21% Jan
Sep
18
6
15
5% Mar 25
81
98
Jan
$4
8
Allen
Industries
Allied
Chemical
Allied
Kid
8
Allied
15
35% Sep
8
Allied
Stores
87
21
40% Jan
Oct
1
Sep
22
94
Nov
4
23
41% Oct
14
59% Jan
2
Dec
23
86
Oct
8
118% Jan
2
49% Dec
30
40
Sep
14
52% May 25
23
55
54 % Sep
19
3% Jan
3
Nov
6
54% Jan
20
47% Oct
16
2% Oct
23
Oct
20
3% Mar 24
Nov
24
35
Jan
2
33% Jan
30
36 % Mar 24
15% Sep
15
18% Jan
11
16% Jun
29
19% Mar 18
141 y2 Jan
41% Apr
2
21
4%
14
189% Jan
5
Amerada
55% Nov
2
75% Jan
6
Amer
16% Jan
2
11% Sep
14
73
90
Jan
2
4
3%%
8
14% Nov
20% Feb
2
50
59
Jan
6
12% Jan
29
Feb
26
Nov
61% Feb
19
10% Dec
18
19
15% Aug
53% Aug
7
Dec
36% Oct
30
41% Mar 13
Oct
17
Jun
5
12
6% A>ig 31
107
Apr 22
2
34% Sep
21
40% Jan
27
91
Sep
17
103 % Feb
20
15
13% Sep
102
7
Nov
12% Sep
43
11
11
16% Jun
15
29
4% Dec
28% May
43% Aug
31
16
47
31% Feb
9
38% Nov
6
5
12
27
40% Apr
23
44% Nov
42"% Jun
30% Sep
14
49% May 25
26
72% Oct
28
85% Mar 18
5
45 % Nov
7%
7%
19%
18%
25%
24 7 a
44%
44%
443/8
44%
44%
44%
54
52%
53%
52 3/i
54
54'A
55
11,200
48 %
48%
43 %
48%
48%
49 %
48'A
10
50
2
57
55
100
*56 %>
7
35
37
98
1
14%
1
*14%
14%
15%
1
*16%
4%
16%
4%
12.50
37%
38%
25
44%
25
31%
*72%
44%
31%
74%
30%
48
20%
22'A
91%
48%
136
32%
common
5'%%
ser
common
in
common
Radio
&
Co
Corp
common
100
Cable
Sugar
10
com
10
6
3 % %
39% Jan
5
American
Distilling
30
8% Jan
5
American
Encaustic Tiling
28% Jan
3
33% Aug 11
26
Oct
14
31% Jan
20
American
European
18% Mar
7
18% Aug 14
12% Nov
2
17% Feb
4
American
Export
Feb
19
May 25
American
&
14
30% 8ep
3
8
39% July 23
5% Apr
9
8
Aug
Dec
8
19
Nov
6
36% Jun
15
6% Jan
23
30
Feb
14
96
Jan
9
20% Feb
26
23% Jun 30
16% Sep
10% Jan
4
3
21% Sep
15
16
99
25
73
17%
Feb"
19
25
Dec
21%
iuiy~3l
Jan
3
2
7
Dec
19
29
Oct
31
25% Mar 18
104
Mar
American
5 % %
100% Mar 17
18
24% Mar 16
86
Feb
24
15% Sep
16
19% Feb
2
30% July 23
18% Jun
8
26% Feb
27
May 15
94% Jun
23
105% Feb
9
17% Dec 31
13% Sep
15
18% Feb
2
Jan
4
35% Dec
11
Metal
4%%
Ltd
Co
American
31% Jun
18
39% Nov
4
American
Natural
News
Optical
2
9
136
Jun
25
37
Jan
2
Jun 20
120
36% Dec
11
165% Sep
39% Feb
122% Oct
29
131
30% Oct
16
148
Feb
19
34
9
127
Mar 14
Apr
60% Dec
18
American
6
36% Jan 29
Apr 20
25% Sep 21
40% Aug 18
38
60% Mar
49
6
10% Oct
16
135% July 1
16% Jan 11
150% Jun
11
181% Dec
1
64% May 19
66% Dec
16
3
Dec
18
57
116% Jan
3
7% Jun
13
139% Nov 21
69% Jan
119% Jan 24
9% Dec
22% Oct 22
37% Jan
81% Nov
95% Jan
18
64% Nov 19
16% Oct 16
82
89% Oct 23
109
38
Oct
40% May
15
2
21
Feb
15
7
22
7
26% Feb 13
Jan
30
55% Jan
24
48% Dec 31
36
130% Jun
5
143% Oct
22
60% Jan
5
Tel
112% Jun
9
Jun
13% Sep
57
8
9
10
Sep
11
Sep 11
11% Sep 14
68
Sep 21
29% Sep 14
43% Sep 15
59
24
May 12
Jan
15
40% Oct
15
38% May 1
11% Nov 21
4% May
48% Dec
5
10
31% Jan
2
106% May 21
53% Jan 10
50% Dec
19
24% Jan 24
6% Jan
3
60
July
7
25% Aug 27
94
Jun
25
32% Sep 23
40% Sep 15
8% Sep 15
2% Sep
8
30
Sep
14
5
5
Corp
it
Smelt com
26
Jan
30
Anaconda
Jan
5
57% May 8
15% Feb 26
5
52
Jan
Jan
7
9
54
A
P
W
Copper
30
30
42%
42%
423/a
42%
423/b
1,800
8%
5,100
*8%
8%
8%
94
8%
8%
200
50
*102
13%
*90
22%
104
105
*103
13%
13%
90
90
50
105
*103
13%
91
200
1,200
13%
*89%
8,300
14%
300
90
223/«
22%
22'A
2234
*833/4
84'A
84%
84%
17%
17%
17%
18
18
1.000
21%
213/8
22%
99
22%
8,600
223/8
85
102
102
*100%
*100%
7,700
70
101%
1,600
15%
15%
15%
15%
7%
*7%
7%
7%
7%
600
38%
12,600
8,600
15%
*33%
333/4
33
33%
33
33
31 %
31%
32
32
32%
33%
34
13
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
6%
x28%
*38%
39%
29%
/
5
1
2%
142
36%
36
*116% ,117%
9%
-
29%
433/4
122%
133/4
154
2 3*2
71%
72
141%
*38%
50
122'A
121%
145
*124
126
29%
6%
22
283/4
145'A
145
*124
*170%
44
142
35%
116%
172
*170%
6 3/4
63/4
22%
22
44%
x43
29%
29%
145
145
39
38%
126
*124'A
29%
293/e
43%
44
50
.
124
14
1543/s
2A
72%
1423/4
36 3A
117
50
122%
,
172
*170%
6 3/4
6%
22%
X22 %
43
43
29%
29%
146
145%
381/8
126
293/8
44
Oil
Corp
Mining
Products Co Inc
Archer-Daniels-Midland
460
2,700
7
4,000
223i
,
190
29% /
21,400
145%
38
38
*124%
1,900
2,800
27,200
172
43
280
300
126
44
293/8
2,500
44
29%
1.500
500
50%
503/4
122%
50%
123
123%
750
133/4
13%
13%
13%
9.300
1543/8
15434
154%
154%
50.300
21#.
703/4
142
36%
117
2%
2
ft-
2 4i
72
70%
71%
142
142%
142%
38 3/a
39%
39%
117
*117
9%
9%
9%
9%
93/4
9%
15%
15%
163/s
157/b
248,400
45,700
370
44,900
117%
110
9%
16,400
16
8,700
15%
16%
15%
65%
66
63
64
62
64
63
63%
67%
663/4
67 %
67%
67%
67
67%
280
67
13'%
13%
14%
14
14%
5.100
72
72
73
73%
741/2
280
25.200
13
560
13
13%
25
50
70 %
71
31%
33'A
32%
33%
32%
33%
32%
33 »/b
No par
48%
48 %
48%
49
49%
50%
50
501/4
970
30%
3.000
*71%
29%
29 %
29%
100%
100%
*100%
101%
32%
32%
32%
*32%
43.%
437/B
43%
28%
28%
No par
21.80
—
Clayton it Co
Anderson-Prlchard
Andes
31
15%
6.25
preferred
Anderson
31
Glass Corp—
Common
30% Apr 15
106% Mar 5
45
it Cable
Hocking
900
33%
*100%
71%
100
25
100
com
$5
Wire
500
33/8
33%
2 A
45% Feb
57
300
*31
*92
14%
100
prior preference—No par
Lead
9
42
154%
preferred
Zinc
16,900
62
33/a
25
preferred
Amer
32%
61%
33/a
13%
—
common
prior conv preferred
Anaconda Copper Mining
' 6
32%
61%
33/8
153%
2
Jan
32%
61%
33/s
100
Co
American Water Works Co Inc
97
32%
613/4
3%
44%
American Woolen common—No par
21% Jan
32%
*61%
50
Tobacco
Tobacco
$4 conv
x31%
44
7
7%
10,900
50
2
88 % Mar 17
8%
1
preferred
77% Mar 17
83/4
com—100
100
Jan
27 % Jan
x8%
28
33%
6%
25
common
Rights
5%
9%
44
29
10% Feb
119
9
44
Tel
Viscose
1,200
8%
5,600
22%
Sumatra
6%
32'A
133/8
171%
Co
American
American
*8
31%
-
100
American
27
35% Oct
138
*31%
13%
22
preferred
American
8%
1,3%
170
28
3
*131
32%
8
8%
13%
10
Co
2il Oct
77% Aug
*313/4
32%
13%
13%
5
8
137
*130
135
13
13
161% Jan
4
8
*27%
common—5
100
Razor
5
12
Apr
152% Jun
Jan
*31%
DAY
25,800
15%
x25%
'
>
Sany
American Sugar Refining
Nov
*130
ELECTION
400
22%
22i/2
No par
American
65
49%
26
Co
&
91%
48%
213/a
Aug 19
16% July 30
*90 31
483/4
24%
May 12
14
22%
913/4
473/4
213/4
45
10
22%
*903/4
25%
Ship Building Co—No par
Refg com
No par
Stores
*22%
91%
48%
24%
No par
preferred
7%
22%
47%
38%
58
19
*21%
*90%
CLOSED
39
134
Feb
STOCK
EXCHANGE
383/4
2
Feb
300
20%
39%
6%
Anchor
102
Std
Snuff
20%
*20%
27%
8%
*15%
Amer Smelt &
7%
20%
20%
38%
Seating
American
1,000
39%
Mar 20
2
800
48%
27%
*100% 102
noncumulative preferred—100
American Steel Foundries
No par
Feb
305/«
48
37%
Sep 15
120% Sep 24
2 a"
129% Jan
159% Jan
5
<40% Aug 10
127
30%
483/8
Co—No par
Co
preferred
Barely
30
30%
43
7%
Co
American
Jan
30
*7%
7
65% Jan
*20%
200
30
48
1
23
44
48
Co
Aug
5
*29%
300
27
42
22%
2
Feb
14
5,800
74'A
21%
6
Nov
1,100
33%
73 %
21'A
165
25% Sep
445/8
32%
7334
21%
4
43
*441/4
32%
*72%
No par
com
15% Feb
3
44%
31'A
73¥4
*83%
17%
21
29
44 %
31%
No par
12% Sep
Jan
443/8
31%
91
23%
85%
17%
1
53
44%
*72%
13%
16% Apr
49% Dec
15,000
102%
16
24
38%
13%
13% Oct
29
373A
102%
Amer Potash 8c Chem cl B___No par
Oct
38%
1
American
19
38'A
23%
30
38% May 19
5.000
38%
23
Mar 27
42% Apr
43/4
37%
23%
39% Mar 24
7%
163/8
4%
22%
36% Jan
American
15
*16%
4%
23%
5
6
*14'A
163/s
4%
23%
16
13
153/8
16%
4%
23%
28% Sep
23
*14%
16%
4%
23%
29% Jan
8% Jun
15 %
*16%
27
33%
8%
1
21% Nov
23 V2 Jan
*14%
18
17
171% Feb
29,600
94
23
6
14%
18
12
2
14%
94
Jan
11
15 V8
18'A
39 % Sep
Jan
14%
94
36
Jun
14%
*92
36% Jun
6
400
14%
*173/4
19
16% July
963/4
17%
28
148
963A
17%
33% Oct
12
98
18%
31% July 30
24% Jun
*96%
94
38% Dec
175% Aug
8
7% Jan 17
97%
*17%
American
8c
1,800
97%
8,500
73/a
7%
Molasses
Rud
37%
7%
Gas
22
Amer
36 34
*36
*92
100
7% Jun
37
37'A
90'A
Products Co
14
6
37%
*83%
*17%
preferred
American Metal
500
37%
100
preferred
Amer Machine & Mel.qls
Amer
36%
36%
100
7
Much
3.90%
Sep
7
common
preferred
& Fdry common
Amer
12
7%
37%
100
of 111
prior preferred
Locomotive
7%
*35'A
3%
42
No par
7%
37%
7
61%
*31
1
Products
Investment Co
American
Sep
8
50
preferred
500
9%
32%
3%
1
11%
28
12%
*61
10
com
noncuniiilalive preferred—100
6%
19% Sep
105
5
Co
Co
8%
9
32%
American International Corp.No par
9
18% Mar 20
SS
8c Leather
Ice Co common
American
6
15
79 % Jan
9
84
Jan
6
Nov
2
Sep
24% Dec
11
13
88
8% Nov
22% Jan
94
40c
Power.-No par
Hawaiian
Home
*130
*31%
8%
*27
12%
;_20
1
No par
Electric
8c
Gas
■;
Secur
Foreign
Hide
American
Apr 24
18% Dec 31
24
24
07
14
39% May 27
42% Nov
5
Co
Lines Inc
convertible
6%
7%
Jun
13% Apr 24
222% May 16
Jun
12% Sep
American
American
14
102
16% Apr
78% Feb
06
86
20%
22%
*90%
47%
10
11%
*35'A
7%
36%
37%
98
*29%
47%
No par
No par
15
*35% Oct
-
50
No par
com
Car 8c Fdry common
American
2,400
100
67/o Jun
4
563/4
56
55
28% Sep
3
5,000
56'A
56%
117% Jun
Aug
163
161%
56
56%
22
5% Mar 25
100
161 %
159
56%
56
22
31
33% Feb
18
55%
prior preferred
100
Cyanumid Co com
10
conv preferred series B_100
67
*17%
3,400
54% Jan
9
173 4
17%
17%
159 %
15
170% Jan
18
56
2,300
353/a
14%
9
29
157%
56
10,000
2%
*33
2
*34
14%
9
Jan
*17%
18
159%
49%
2
353/8
2
2
36%
14%
30
3% Sep
37
55%
par
*34
15%
Jan
Jan
158%
No par
83% Oct
45
*34
*17%
2
2%
*2
1,300
15
Crystal
27% Jun
300
44%
52%
15%
American
48
400
94
*91
44
American
10
91%
10
41% Jun
Feb_U
90%
13,200
1,700
9
5% Jan
50%
6,500
94%
45'A
98
15
55"
*89 %
37%
45%
*97
26
21
90%
37%
*92
98
96% Jan
Jan" 10
*89%
943/8
*96%
59% Jun
3% Oct
45%
96%
89
Apr 15
80% Aug 25
45%
43%
36%
*92
1
Colortype Co
11
43%
96%
American
8
94
43%
98
15%
20
7
37%
£4
43%
2,000
25%
*96%
25
12% Mar
37
93
100
19%
25%
100
19% Feb
13
37'A
37%
42%
*183A
17,800
14% May 21
20% Feb 13
7% Nov
25%
93
100
Co
Jan
19%
25
11%
&
151
*18%
25%
74%
Chicle
Dec
18%
27%
Chain
8
900
9,900
74%
American
4%%
9%
73%
*273/8
American
4
9%
72 3/4
37%
20
10
8%
73%
74
16
6
92
8%
71%
8%
27%
26
96% Mar
*90'A
200
11%
50% Feb
55% Jan
92
92
95
27%
34 % Jan
6
92
*25
preferred
9
*50%
6,400
32%
73
14
May
92
32%
*93%
73%
24
6
*90%
140
81
*80
32%
95
11%
Sep
143
*93%
11,300
27%
26
May 27
933/4
80
31%
93%
50
3%
73%
44% Apr
16% Jan
25 %
31 3/4
94%
30%
72%
146
11%
6
3
80
31%
*93
3%
27%
8
Sep
80
80
31%
par
72%
*143%
11%
50% Jun
May
3%
146
73%
27'A
32% Feb
21
72%
3%
=■143%
11%
2
90
3%
73%
27%
24
6
*71%
72%
146%
1
73% Apr 23
Mar
3%
37/3
*18%
preferred
American
71%
72
100
42% Jan
Oct
300
com__No par
27% Oct
21
2,100
71
Corp
83% Jun
2
2%
19 3/i
*155%
20
Can
12
2%
19%
No par
Corp
Interest
American
36% Dec
6% May
2%
19%
8%
prefeired
1
3% Sep
20
2%
19%
—No par
1952
Cable
7
155'A
2%
Co
Inc
American
Jan
6
1,100
pld
Boscli
of
155 %
50
6,600
23%
103
19%
69%
preferred
Amer Broadcasting-Para mount
5%
155%
23
102%
2%
8%
convertible
Ctfs
156
23%
4,400
3,000
8
52
*19%
70%
preferred
Amer Brake Shoe Co
12
15
22%
8
2%
8%
common
conv
Theatres
103
68%
America
preferred
4%
23
103
1
preferred
2nd
15% Mar 19
22
Oct
6%
American
23 3/8
102%
*155%
22%
*51
52
*51
1,700
19%
100
of
8%
x8
8%
51
100
Bank Nole common
American
8%
51
No par
common
Bakeries
C"ni
22%
22%
80
preferred
conv
4%%
15% Mar 20
Feo
35
156
eommon__No par
Airlines
American
31
20% Dec
65
8
16
9
25
16% May
American
15% Jan
97% Jun
Corp
Petroleum
84% Feb
23
*79%
Agricultural Chemical—No
29% July
1,100
2%
Leather Co com
1
preferred
50
Amalgamated Sugar Co (The)——1
148% Oct
50%
*143
gtd
Limited
9
50%
*19%
*70%
convertible
30
Sep 18
26% Sep 15
93% Aug 20
*155%
Amalgamated
Dec
51
5
Aluminium
Apr
50%
27%
23%
102%
No par
Co
74
51
22%
102%
23
*102%
1
Alpha Portland Cement
X235
400
50%
146
Co
Aluminum
9
DAY
26%
No par
Dye
Mfg
convertible
60% Feb 20
12% May 2
71
22%
ELECTION
26%
3%
preferred
6%
8%
52
28%
27
*143%
Inc
8c
Allls-Chalmers
3%%
8%
*51
27%
*26%
100
Mills
61% Dec
1
27%
27
22%
CLOSED
27%
27
1
Allegheny 8c West fly 67e
3
2
25
1,400
100
No
10 % Mar
Jan
22%
22%
27%
10
preferred
cum
Mar
x22%
100
Alleghany Ludlum Steel Corp
33
22%
22
STOCK
EXCHANGE
27
5
767/b Jan
May
3,500
100
preferred A
prior preferred conv
$4,375
4%
common—No par
5%%
Aug 24
42% Apr
Apr 29
Inc
4%% preferred
Alleghany Corp common
5
4%
60
common
22
40% Dec
33
Inc
4
Apr
21
Aldens
28
July 17
36% Feb
com_;
w
pfd 1951 series
Alabama & Vicksburg Ry
Alaska Juneau Gold Mining
24% Oct
90
123
Equipment
Reduction
18% Nov
36
95
Gas
8
36
46% Apr 17
95% May
1
Corp
Mar 27
32% Feb 21
17
91
74
152
Corp
4.50%
4
May
158 y4 Dec
98
67% May
Air
4%
23%
6
2
4%
22%
21% Oct
May
4%
1
Addressograph-Mulligraph
24
4%
51%
27
106% May
4%
51%
59% Jan
preferred w
5,200
4%
10
16
$3
200
42%
2,300
27%
Jun
9% Jan
107%
9%
21%
48
51
*105'A
9%
27%
64
18
Shares
42%
106%
9%
21%
56
Jan
42
41%
106%
41%
106
9%
*26%
25
7% July 17
Nov. 6
93/8
1
36% Feb
48
the Week
Friday
Nov. 5
9%
No par
23
22
Thursday
9%
Corp
42% Jan
24% Jan
41%
*104
Sales for
PRICES
Nov. 4
9%
10
Adams-Millis
Sep 24
32% Oct
9
41%
105
Co
25% Sep
19
40%
105
SALE
Wednesday
2.50
Co
25% Sep
Express
HIGH
Nov. 3
1
35% Jan 30
Dec
Tuesday
Nov. 2
100
30% Sep 16
33% Oct 20
5
Monday
Par
preferred
Vending Corp
4%
29
9% July
1
3% Sep 15
20% Sep 15
14
LOW AND
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Highest
*100%
32%
101%,
10
44
44%
14
10
3%
10
—5
No par
33%
20
*9%
.
20
10%
*93/4
3 %
*3%
31/2
*3%
33 %
323/4
33%
32%
20
*100%
101%
;
32%
32%
600
443%:
44%
443%
IOV4
3.200
33
10%
3%
33
*93/4
3%
32%
31/4
33
100
600
4,100
17
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
18
(1782)
Highest
Lowest
7
15% Oct
1
35% May
8% Oct
22
77% Oct 22
22
42% Dec
16
Sep
30% Sep
14
77
Mar 13
Sep
15
12% Mar 26
15
93
9
46% Nov
10
57
Jan
28
48% Feb
92% Jan
3
99
Apr
1
107% Nov
3
116% Jan
22
9% Dec
19
6% Nov
6
31
25% Sep
7
Jan
112% May 25
2
19 % Jan
Argo Oil
Constable
Artloom
Arvin
6
16% Oct
22
23% Mar 25
11% Sep
15
18% Mar 25
29
31
Aug 18
23% Sep
15
29
18% Feb
20
22% July 25
18% Sep
15
16
89% Sep
3
91
Feb 28
01
Jan
2
98
92% July
22% Mar 11
Oil
Ashland
104% Dec
13
4
58
21% Jan
7
27
Aug 26
94
75% Jan
9
06% Feb
28
Sep
15
*93% Jan
2
31
Dec
1
25% Feb
97% Nov
6
88% July
123% Dec
22
Mar 25
36% May
26
33% Jan
2
Jan
22
30% Feb
2
99
1
16
44'/a Jan
30
31 % Apr
24
36% Mar 27
117% Jan
30
94% July 16
108% Mar 18
5% Oct
14% May
16
5
Mar
Jun
5% Sep
27
29
21
17
3
4%
15 % May
5
16% Mar 13
3
13% Jan
9
17% Mar
17
3
8% Nov
42% Jun
26
14
50% Nov
8% Feb
15
36% Sep 22
5% Sep
21
52%
52%
94%
94
94'/8
EXCHANGE
52 % Feb
6
26
26
Goods
85
700
52%
53
1.900
*94
94%
100
270
*106%
107%
107%
107%
107%
107%
'*16%
17%
*16%
17%
*16%
171%
6%
6%
*6%
ELECTION
17
12
*26%
27%
*26%
24
-
12
12%
23%
DAY
12%
23 %
5.100
84 %
CLOSED 1
107
1
23 %
7
6%
27%
100
7
*26%
27
1.000
100
12
,
12%
12
t
.
12%
10,000
23%
23%
23%.
23%
1.600
19%
20%
3,700
Corp^19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
94
93%
94
94%
95
*96% ,98
98%
98%
98
98%
98%
31%
31
31%
31 %
31%
30'%
91
90%
91%
90%
91%
54%
54
54
54%
54%
28
27%
27%
28
28
27%
27%
*92%
94
*92%
90%
92
92%
100
*98 %
19%
94
—100
100
.—10
;
31
90%
50
—50
54%
10
—
*27%
Electric Co
City
:
100
Line
Coast
Atlantic
93
No pat-
90
90 %
1
RR
*96
10
29%
95%
*94
-"
96
300
98%
60
30%
1.600
90%
92%
5.500
54%
94
543/4
1,600
90%
100
100
29%
29%
;
'
V
29%
29%
29%
•
96%
95%
96%
29%
29%
29
30
93%
2,900
102
95%
29
400
94
29%
96%
29
96
29%
89%
*96
30%
B——;_10()
common
$3.75 series
»
100
-5
Refining
*92%
93%
W I SS Lines
&
Preferred
100
29%
96
•
13.500
810
.
29%
3,800
•f
Powder—
Common
prior
:
100
*17%
34
34
34%
101%
102
17%
*17%
34
34%
1,600
*101
102
102%
200
19
*5%
6
($1.20)—No par
*15%
16
*15%
16
15%
15%
Amer—5
15%
15%
*15%
15%
*15%
15%
3
5%
5%
3%
5%
5%
5%
par
39%
39%
1
(The)_No par
4%
4%
4%
4%
41%
42%
42 %
42%
42 %
43%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
33/8
20%
21%
21%
21%
21%
42%
43
42%
42%
42 %
17
17
17%
17%
17%
Corp
—No par
Nichols common——No par
Conv
33%
33%
102%
*
17 %
Tack
Automatic
33%
101 %•
20
(voting)
convertible pld series A—100
4%
Austin
3
6% Jun
52%
94%
7%
Atlas Corp
9
7% Mar
23
12% Apr
52%
STOCK
27 %
preferred
Atlas
Nov
15% Jail
84
7%
Common
7
Jan
7% Dec
17
84
27%
Refining Co
Preferred
Atlantic
Atlas
31
84 %
8%
8%
Topeka & Santa Fe—
Atlantic G
31% Sep 30
2
102% Oct
4
84%
2.50
Investment Co_
3
Mar
114
30% Jan
24% Feb
48.800
17
1
Associates
Atlantic
1
26% May
&
Dry
2
119% Jan
14
89% July
28% Jun
28
97% Mar 25
8
25% Sep
8
»
13
28% Sep
24
24
100% Jun
Jan
57% Jan
18
Oct
97
9%
*
6%
103
23
83% Sep 14
23
Dec
110
8%
No par
preferred—
2nd preferred
22
32
Sep 14
50% Jun
8%
107
No par
5
1st
5.25%
99% Apr
25
86
15
Jun
27
61% Jan
8.300
8%
94%
Comtnon
22
Atchison
73% Feb
34%
52%
2nd preferred $1.50 series—No par
Jan
100
2
25% Sep
23
Jan
20%
34%
*
Mar 27
Associated
Dec
19%
35
-
27% Dec
101
20
94 %
Inc__
Shares
19%
34%
x52%
Inc__
Carpet Co
Industries
the Week
35
84 %
Corp
Nov. 6
20%
84 %
preferred
convertible
$4
Arnold
Friday
Nov. 5
19%
-No par
preferred
$3.75
Sales for
Thursday
34%
No par
No par
Armstrong Cork Co com
PRICES
20 %
19%
x34%
com—__5
preferred
$6 conv prior
10% Mar 26
14
Illinois
of
SALE
Nov. 4
1 35%
8%
8%
5
Co
&
Armour
HIGH
Wednesday
Nov. 3
10
Corp
AND
Tuesday
Nov. 2
Par
Corp
Steel
Arraco
32% Jan
4
32% Dec
7% Oct 24
25% May
97
24
102% Sep 21
16 V2 May 28
Dec 31
19
Mar 25
55% May 22
89% Sep
16% Jan 22
5
43% Jan
Sep
8 %
5
12% Mar
Monday
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
23% Mar 27
14
31
27% Jan
96
LOW
STOCKS
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Year 1952
Monday, November 9, 1953
Continued—Page 2
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
..
pref
of
Co
Canteen
Avco
Mfg Corp (The) common
$2.25 conv preferred
No
6
•
"•
f."
%;T •„
39
*5%
6
39 % '..
*38%
17%
v
6
*17%
17%
*5%
39
6
100
*15%-.. 16
15%
100
15%
400
5%.,. 5%
38%* 38%
25.100
.
800
B
•% Dec
22
»% Jan
30
4% Nov
5
7
Jan
16
31% Oct
Jig
39% Dec
10
35% Jan
14
45
Nov
6
8% Oct
6
11% Jun
17% Feb
20
36% Feb 20
29% Dec
49% Nov
Apr
23
23% Jun
65% Jan
11
73
18
22
8
Sep
23
20
Oct
13
42% Nov
26
16% Sep
6
30% Mar 19
Baltimore
4
48% Mar 25
22% Mar 17
76% Mar 17
24
67
Jun
9
10
38
Sep
14
59% Apr
22
19% Jan
10
12% Oct
15
17% Mar 12
7
Jan
23
37% Sep
15
39% Feb
24% Dec
22
18% Sep
18
25% Mar 19
9% Feb 21
11% Dec
5
9% Sep
14
11% Feb
7
41
'
33% Apr
16
40
Dec
22
34% May 20
94% Apr
16
107
Dec
31
93
18
27
16% Oct 22
Brothers
Barker
4
Cigars
22% Mar
86% May
9
Beaunil
16% Mar 20
Beech
A iircralt.
33% Jan
Beech
Creek
31% Jan
14
27
Feb
30% May 26
15% Jan
19
10% Oct
20
14
Dec
9
17% Sep
15
26% Feb
Oct
1
23
9
14% Apr
28
16% Oct
27
28
Feb
28
16
*91% Feb
13
94
May 22
90
45% Apr
24
14
64
Dec
22
29% Jan
38
Dec
1
Jan
19
106% Dec
11
1% Nov
14
—
22
14
5
8
29
Mar 16
&
12
14
68% Mar 20
17
38
93
Jun
17
1
Feb
27
107% Feb
27
1
55% Dec
31
44% Sep
15
57% Jan
6
144% Feb
6
Nov
3
32
16% Oct 20
15% Mar 15
135% Jun
19
11 % Sep
17
Oct
8
Jan
15
82 % Jan
13
16
38% Aug 26
31% Apr 30
39% Mar 12
22% Mar 17
15
21% Jan
5
Bliss
15
24% Mar 12
Bliss
18
22'% Sep
15
23
36% July 13
25% Nov
31% May 16
41% Dec
15% Sep
28% Nov
5
Oct
26
49
23% Mar
15
3
Oct
29
25
30
16% Sep
21% Dec
29
29% Jan
2
21% Jan
2
29% Mar 18
6% Oct
15
11% Jan
25
6% Sep
18
12% Mar 12
12 V< Nov
6
16% July
1
12% Sep
15
14% Aug 13
9% May 17
11% Mar
6
11
Jan
13
12
52% Jan
14
60% Oct
Jun
54% Aug 28
Dec 15
49% Jan
3
61% Jan
9
82
89% Jan
8
95'/a Apr 23
,
Mar
86
64% Sep 15
3
26
Mar 25
86% Jun
15
94% Jan
12
48% NOV
Nov
13
39% Nov
13
14% Feb
47'/a Feb
21
2
49% Nov
4
21
Sep
33% Sep
15
25
13% Mar 19
11
7
37%
*37i%
20%
21
9%
*9%
10
pfd
46 % Mar
9
*106 %
96%
97%
97%
97 %
16 %
16%
16%
16 %
82%
81%
16%
16%
*81%
81%
9%
9%
9%
33%
33%
28 %
28%
28 %
28 %
11
11
22%
23%
STOCK
18%
EXCHANGE
10
18%
*90
10%
61
CLOSED
61%
36%
*104
(Del)
10
28 %
xl0%
22%
.
*81'%"
980
16%
6,700
82%
*32%
/
28%
10
10%
10
33
100
97%
4,700
33%
110
28%
1.800
10%
11
11
1.000
23.
22%
23%
ELECTION
DAY
106%
*
,
5.400
19%
2,800
18%
18%
19%
94
92
92
61%
61%
62%
61%
62%
11,600
36%
36%
36%
36%
36%
36%
2,500
*90
>103
107
*103
106%
19%
*90
94
*104
100
107
•
1%
1
1 %
1
24%
24%
24
24%
23%
24
23%
24
31%
31%
31
31%:
31%
31%
31%
31%
2,700
50
50%
50%
503/4
27,400
143%
142%
143%
800
7,000
100
142
12
x49%
143
12%
69%
35%
17%
1
13%
2.50
*23%
11%
*67
35%
36%
17%
17%
50%'
1
.
143
1%
*141%
1
1%
12
11%
12%
11%
12%
69%
69%
69%
69%
37
36%
36%
*36%
37
17%
13%
13%
23
17%
13%
24
23
13%
17%
17%
13i%
23%
27%
28%
27%
47%
48%
x45%
27%
27%
47%
47%
47%
48%
21%
22
21%
22
22%
22%
22%
23
24
22%
23%
23
23%
23%
7
7
.—No par
No par
7
3,200
28
27%
.5
Corp
800
13%
23%
27%
.
40
'
18%
13%
23%
*23
5
Brass
16,800
3,100
68%
7.50
Co
Co
&
51%
143
*67
No par
10
(Delaware)
7%
7%
7%
*7
3,500
300
.
8,600
453/4
29,700
22%
4,500
260
23%
7%
-
770
5,500
_1
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
131/a
13%
lnc—_1.25
11%
11%
*11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
.,15
58%
59%
58 %
58%
57
r
58%
56%
57%
2,200
—5
71%
72%
72
73
73%
74%
743/4
75
5,100
100
*92%
93%
*92%
93%
*93%
93%
*92%
——_25
48%
49"%
49%
49%
49%
49%
:
Book-of-the-Monfh
Club
(The)
Borg-Warner Corp common
;
preferred
Edison
50%
com.—No par
Inc_
Co
1
22%
18%
82%
28%
11
22%
9%
33
1,900
106%
61
94
36%
5
common—10
—
Stores
3%%
16
1,700
41
97
1.400
10
40%
100
21%
106%
97%
33%
100
Ami Co class A—
Boston
40%
107%
96%
9%
1
Class B
Borden
40%
106%
*32%
1
—
Co
Bolin A luinium
Bond
40
107
60
38%
,
9%
39%
10
Co
common
Boeing Airplane
Bon
*81%
21
105%
107
1
Chemical
Co—iz
600
93%
49
49%
3,700
8%
3,100
RR— -
Maine
Common
8
100
——
8%
8
8%
8
-
8
8%
39%
40
39%
40%
39%
40%
40%
41
28%
28%
*28%
28%
*28%
28%
28 %
28 %
1,200
2.50
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
61%
6%
3,600
5
23%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
5,700
Briggs Manufacturing Corp..No par
35%
35%
34%
35%
35%
36%
36%
37%
30,500
Brlggs
No par
36%
36%
36 %
36%
36%
36%
363/4
363/4
700
2.50
18%
18%
18%
19%
19%
20%
20%
21%
18,300
100
No par
*94%
40
*49%
5%
100
preferred
2
' Dec
1
Sep
21
33
9% Nov
17
14% Jan
25
6% Sep
15
11% Jan
2
Bower
7
16% Apr
7
22% Dec
2
19% Sep
15
25% Mar 10
Bridgeport
Mar
39%
100
100
Lauglilin lnc
Blockson
39%
12.50
Mining Co—1 peso
Co
(E W)
&;
25% Jan
35
37%
20%
9%
Decker Mfg Co
Boston
10%
38%
20%
9%
4
Blaw-Knox
14
12 % Sep
19 % Sep
27
17
Black &
18
22 y« Oct
*37%
20%
9%
Blgelow-Sanford Carpel; (Del) com .5.
4%% pfd series of 1951
100
11
Dec
38%
20%
preferred
7%
22% Dec
18% Nov 28
14
*37%
—
Bethlehem Steel
23 '
lay* Apr
900
Foods
46% May
63
12%
I
Best
20
7
12%
preferred
Corp
Consol
37% Jan
14
12%
Co
5
Jan
12%
pfd $3.25 ser of lt)46_No par
&
Oct
18% Jail
Cum
Best
30
84
12%
50
Loan
Benguef
15
2
12 %
Aviation
Beneticial
7
36% Dec
16
Bendix
5
3
12% Oct
12%
10
4%%
Co
1% Jan
29% Mar
78% Sep
12%
preferred
27% Jan
22
146% Aug 26
Howell
4%%
5
29% Jan
29
10
Corp
22
16
139% Apr
3.600
Corp
Sep
23% Nov
Oct
42%
2.50
Beecli-Nut Packing
Bell
Jan
70
41Vi
70
100
Belding-Hemiuway
22 % Mar 13
93
May 21
70
42%
ItR
Aircraft
600
70
50
S)
(A
Bell
Sep
50
Beck Shoe
2
33% Jun
1
1% Mar
Sep
24,100
17%
41%
lnc
May 19
Oct
25
Mills
31
16
33% Jun
•7
5
36,100
43
70
*69
*6 )
22%
'
—No par
prior
conv
.
17%
7,700
16,200
8%
70
preferred
79% Jan
Sep
17
12
10% May 16
4%%
30
7
17
87
Apr
Jan
25% Oct 20
3%%
6
4
12
14
5
44
17%
45
41%
Corp
lnc
22% Jan
30
78% Feb
6
21%
x42%
1,500
4%
?'
40%
Beatrice Foods Co common
Nov
X21
43/4-,
44
41%
common—
Works
Iron
Bayuk
5
40%
preferred
%%
Bath
97 % Nov
Nov
50
100
10
Barber Oil Corp
107% Nov
16
—100
common
Aroostook common
Convertible 5% preferred
5
41
Ohio
&
noncuiiiulative preferred—J00
4%
*4%,
13
Corp
Bangor &
90% July 28
Jun
Co
15
Nov
May
lnc
Wilcox
11% Mar 26
54% Dec
15% Dec
&
14
20% May 23
36
(T)
Babcock
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Oct 16
42
Babbitt
Branifl
Roller
Bearing
5
Co
3,300
•
33
Jan
18
30% Apr 24
38% Dec
12
28
Sep
22
42% Feb
37
21
33% Sep
21
39% Aug 17
Nov
2
Airways
Inc..
Co„
Brass
Stralton
&
2
24%.
'
I
.
>23% Nov
10
35% Feb
4
17% Sep
Jail
9
103%'Jun
4
91
24% Oct 21
27 '/a Jun
5
22% Jun
15
54% May 29
45% Jun
9
11% Sep
25
95
*60
Jan
3
11% Oct 31
12% Feb
14
81% Jun
3
17
21
26% Jan
May 28
20
99% Feb
9
27% Jan
29
54
29
Jan
Bristol-Myers Co common
3%% preferred
Brooklyn Union Gas com
5% cum conv preferred
13% July 20
66% Jan
5
&
Brown
Shoe
Bigelow
1
63 % Dec
23
20% May 26
13% Nov
4
22% Mar 17
27% July 24
20% Sep
14
28% May 20
13 y« Sep
15
Bucyrus-Erie Co
x
Budd (The) Co common
12
10% Sep
15
16% Mar 25
76% Jan
7
81%* May 29
75
Oct
21
83% Feb
Feb
26
50v
Aug
4
46
Sep
15
54% Mar 10
16% Dec
16
20
Dec
1
17% Jan
2
40% Feb
14
41
36 Vm May
•
28%' Nov
6
5
$5
preferred
Buffalo
Forge
Bullard
Co
lnc
13%
14
6,400
22%'
23
4,100
11%
8,200
11%
*74%
18
67
Jun
10
78
Jan
30
13% Sep
14
17% Feb
3
3%%
preferredBurroughs Corp
9
Bush Terminal Co—
Oct
6
15
8
125
Jan
21
135
2
14% Dec 31
35
Jan
9
40
11% Sep
30
15% Feb
79
Aug 28
5% Sep 15
12% Feb
118
Apr 26
33
Apr 28
11% May
1
129
July
39% Sep
78% Jan
12
83% Dec
4
8% Nov
13
14% Jan
17
Jan
3
19% Sep
14
108% Jan
4
12
25% Apr
4
19% Oct 28
104% Apr
19% Nov
24% May 16
1% Oct 28
'7% Apr
30
12% Jan
2
16
Mar 10
28
27% Mar 20
102% Oct
30
109% Mar 10
16 % Sep
15
24% Mar 12
Butler
Bros
4%%
Butte
M)
*75V4:,
76%
49%
*48%
49%
300
27
27%
27 %
28
283/a
15,200
*38
38%
1
2
20% Oct
7
2
California
1% Sep
15
3% Mar
2
15
9% Mar
2
Calumet & Hecla lnc
26
12
20% Sep
24
10
7
Sep
15
95
Jan
14
86% Oct
7
43% Jan
19
51
Sep
5
46% Jan
22
*16% May 26
31% Nov 17
*46% Nov 25
9% Oct 15
20
Jan
11
17% Apr
24
40% Mar 31
21% Sep
14
56
Apr
3
Jan
31
44% Sep
13% Mar
29
3
102
30
54
_
Jan
Nov
5
18% Jan
For footnotes see
page
30
28
54
Jan
5
13% Jan
29
30
16% Sep
14
19% May 25
May 27
11%
11%'
11%
27,300
*80
82
801/4,
81%
70
*65%
70
*65%
70
*65%'
14%
15
*66
15
15%
14%
10%
15%
15
-
,
120
70
6,200
15%
12
12
12
10o
*132
140
*132
140
*133
140
*133
i 140
50
*36
38
*36
38
*36
38
*36
38
12%
11%
*11%',
700
12
XI2%
12%
13
12%
12%
13
*80 %
81%
81%
81
81
80%
7%
7%
7%
7%
No par
21%
21%
20%
21%
10o
*102%
103%
103
104
102%
102%
17.%
17
17
17%
17%
17%
18%
23
22%
22%
23
10
*17
12%
82
7%
21
,
7%
21"
4:
4,200
13%
82
170
71/2
7%
1,800
20%
21%
1,200
103
110
103
1,800
22%
22%
22%
1%
1 %
1%
1%
*1%
-1 %
1%
1%
6,000
7%
7%
8
8%
8
8%
18,800
Campbell W & C Foundry
—No par
Canada Dry Ginger Ale
com—1.65%
21%
21%
21%
*22
22%
500
$4.25
Canada
conv
Cannon
-
preferred—
Southern
Ry Co
Carey
Mills
(Philip)
No par
100
8
22
21%
(The)
11%
11%
11
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
3,200
90%
*89
90%
90%
91
90 %
90%
210
*53
54
54
54
*54%
55
21
*20%
21%
;
23%
23^4
24,500
45
45
Mfg
*52
54
No par
*20%
20%
20%
20%
*20%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
44%
44%
44%
•44%
*44%
9%
9%
1
Co
Co
5
10
22
2,200
*88%
25
Ltd
Ry
Capital Airlines lnc
Carborundum
.
No par
Pacific
30
11
82
7%
Breweries
15
xl0%
'*79%
22%
Canadian
14
200
11%
82
—3
Canadian
9% Sep
38%
11
,—5
5
Jan
23% Sep
16%
Packing Corp
21% Aug 18
34
38%
100
80%
*12
Callahan Zinc-Lead
6% Sep
27% Jan
38
"
5
7% participating preferred
Byron Jackson Co
17
Dec
28
38
38%
28%
15
*.
,4
common
22
27% Jan
*38
1
28
100
common
preferred
(A
76%
*48%
-
1
preferred
Copper & Zinc
Byers Co
11%
*75%
49
5
pfd
Bldg 7%
prior
conv
Jan
11% Jan
9
5%
11%
751%
49
100
„
3% Jan
4
16% Oct
Bush Terminal
11%
75%
49
100
10% Jan
29
Dec
89
19
July 15
14
July 17
9
•
26
86
M*r
Jun
preferred—
11%
76%
49
5
Watcli Co Inc.
Bulova
Burlington Mills Corp common
7
11
400
62
10
x——x
2
7
11%
*61
1
2
31
,
11%
No par
Jan
Apr
61
No par
-—
43% Mar
18 '/a Jan
4,500
14
91% Jan
14% Dec
-
12%
22%
17
84
62
6,300
253/8
51
22%
10
2
61%
12 %'
13%
Jun
22
12%
61%
74
25
12%
95
14%
35%-Jun 22
10% Oct 14
Dec
12
c.
25i/4-
*50%'
22
3
Jan
12
51.
61%
14
Jail
*94 %
25%
13%
19% Jan
12
95
*49%
21%
92% Apr
16
25%
51
22%
7
76
*94%
25%
15%
8
4%
12%
95
21%
14% Nov
-
*49%
15
5
84% Jan
7
25
51
61
x
Co—
new
*94%
25%
No par
Brunswlck-Balke-Collender
16
Co
12
95
15
20
Oct
22% Oct
15% Dec
59% July 14
Brown
25
9%
10
27
27%
27%
17%
17%
17%
17%
9%
27%
23%
45
10 %
9%
9%
30
100
500
4,600
27%
'
28
27%
28
3,900
17%
17%
17%
17%
1,900
Volume 178
Number 5271... The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
104% Jan
9
116
Lowest
Aug
5
34
Feb
20
41 % Dec
10
', 39%
Oct
30
53 % Jan
21% Jan
23
36% Dec
4
39% Jan
10
58
4
Dec
10% Feb
i
20
14% Dec
21
30% Apr
18
142
Nov
3
47% Jan
'
154% Aug 21.
66
Dec 31
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7
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33% Oct 30
51% Jan
2
45
Jan
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15% Oct
Oct
16
;
Oct
69% Oct
13
2
15% Sep
15% Oct
15
17% Jan
6
;
Oct
>
28
20% Mar 12
23
9% Feb
30
19% Feb
5
Jan
9
7%
65% Jan
t.
105
2
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Feb
6
133% Jan
2
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15
Jan
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'17% Jan
7
35% Dec
17
68 % Dec
29
13
8
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'
36
Apr 24
8
Dec
22
40% Aug 18
Oct"
104
Jan
8
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Oct
29
21% Nov
25
15% Feb
5
24% Oct
27% Sep 15
59% Sep 15
11% July 14
35% Jun 16
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% Oct 30
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-
9
<
110%
2
par
20
Central
Aguirre
Central
26
Foundry Co
Co
Sugar
28% Feb
25
22%
Mar 27
*
17% Mar 16
Feb
6
10
Jan
29
9
1
22% May
98
8
22
15
13
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14
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16% Apr
1
11% Sep
«
30
30
July 24
Jan
18
5% Oct
.
23
8% Jan
34 % Jan
26
105% Oct
21
Jan
2
39% Dec
10
81% Jan
4
88
Dec
23
16% Feb
20
; 33%
1
4
Sep
26% Jun
17
May 17
28
14
Sep
i
r
92% Jun
22
4% Sep
26
16
3
21 % July
20
28 %
28% Apr
17
34 % Dec
1
12% Mar
1
18% Dec
17
12
Sep
14
6 % Sep
12% Oct
15
26% Jan
5
21
10% Dec
18
15
24
19
51% Dec
23
40% Sep
15
Jan
16
20% Apr
26
12% Nov
2
32% Feb
20
42 % Dec
30
34
45% Apr
24
61% Apr
!
28
49
% Jan
81% Jan
13
Oct
5
Nov
2
44 % Aug
6
76% May 27
89% Jun
7% Oct
25
Nov
3
6
Jan
6
62% Mar 19
95
12
9% Jan
13
Jan
7
•
8
10% Sep
22
14% Feb
4% Mar 12
1% Oct
13
3% Feb
13
Mar 12
48% Jan
Dec
98
27
25
30
6% Oct
24
13
July 13
63% Sep
21
13% Feb
39
Co
.5%
Jan
.
96% Jan
Chile
.
89%
Oct
9
Jan
Jan
21
4
102
22
51
16
30% Feb
70% Oct
6
Jan
28
14% Dec
102
30
9% Sep
5
Jan
2
Mar 27
4
95% Jan
2
14% Jan
9
14
95
Jun
10
1
29
Oct
20
33% Mar
5
2
15% Sep
17
17
3
77
18
83 % Feb
Oct
July
90
Sep
10
22
12
48
% Dec
Feb
7
155
Apr
4
152
74% Jan
5
80
Dec
29
80
48% Feb
21
56% Sep
9
,
•
18
7
40% Dec
140
;
15
20'/8 Oct
33% July
14% May 12
79% Nov
25
35% Jan
114
8
92
91% Jun
4
103
22
28% Jan
19
2
24% Jun
4
Dec
37% Dec
2
31 % Jun
31'
Jun
Oct
110
Apr
4
65% Jan
14
75
Dec
29
37 % Jan
26
Jan
'
12
Aug
9
44% Jan
158
53% Jan
8
12
109% Jan
19
Jun
July 14
75
Mar 23
^
1
Sep
3
39 % Dec
9
25 % Jan
29%.May
1
'18% Mar 18
2
41
Sep
21
44% Mar 19
18
44
Sep
16
25% Apr
33% Sep
22% Jan
29 % Oct
Clinton
3
18
89% Jun
12
3% Oct
24
6% Jan
2
32 % Jan
4
2
Sep
28% Apr
14
22
130% Jan
3
136% Aug
5
128% Sep
3
136
2
88
75
Dec
3
102
Jan
7
Feb
4
117% Jun
13
88
78
Jan
6
40% Jun
87
47% Dec
23
Jan
95
2
24
22% July
2
16
22% Feb
7
41
Jan
18
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39
Jan
8
60
r
38
Jan
2
59
33
Jun
3
10% Dec
4
125% Feb
20
875
Jan
6
47 % Jan
2
90
Nov
5
27
7%
4%
2
44% Jan
30
Sep
23% July
38% Sep
31
17% Aug 19
Mai
18
38% Jau
6
Commercial
16
Sep
32% Jun
15
22% Jan
2
37% Mar 17
32% Jan
14
34% Dec
31
32% Jun
17
37% Mar 16
2nd
32% Jun
17
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2
109 % Jau
5
23% Jun
10
27% Dec
25% Oct 23
106
Feb
27
113
'97% Jan
19
'13
•
'
31
25
Jun
15
110% Jan
105% July 15
91
Jun
10
102
13
Sep
28
Nov
16% Jan
Apr 22
18
11% Jan
23
52% Oct
64% Feb
4
16
27% Sep
8
9% Oct
15
39% Dec
9
12
No par
No Par
'34% Jan
102
2
3
31% May
'99
Jan
48% Jun
16
17
Consol Edison
$5
Gas
Preferred
4%%
Preferred 4%
Consolidated
27
38% Jan
Consol RR
10% Jan
Consolidated
Retail
Consolidated
Textile
23
15% Sep
15
22% Feb
Consolidated
12
Consumers Power Co
23
40% Nov
109% Jan
99% Jun
18
31
36
Jun
17
17
103 % Feb
8
93
Jun
23
18
19% Dec
4
18% Jan
2
45
30
102% Feb
11
For foitnotes
see
paee
28
133
Nov
13
12%
13%
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13'A
43 5/«
43%
43%
433/4
441/8
3,500
12%
12%
12%
13
13
36
13%
16,100
36%
36%
36%
36%
37
48%
2,200
48 %
485/8
49»/4
2,400
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48%
65
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921/a
300
92%
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8%
8 %
8%
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11%
11%
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11%
11%
11%
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2%
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2%
1,800
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75/8
7%
8
2
2
7%
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800
800
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26
26
261%
261%
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67%
67%
67 %
67%
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67%
18,200
193A
20%
4.300
28 3/8
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108%
76%
55
48
49
13%
20%
96%
96%
96%
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50
503/4
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50%
28%
28%
283%
28%
29
13,500
79%
20,900
77%
77%
78.'
10%
10%
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100%
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29%
293/8
29%
29%
29
16%
29%
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16
16
16
16
1,000
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78%
78
10%
102
78%
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35
35
35
190
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190
88
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88
52%
525/8
523/4
52%
106%
106%
106%
106%
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102
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60
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70
35
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190
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88
.
53%
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3/e
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73
71
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21%
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21
37%
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36%
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37
5,700
21
37
71
20
10
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28
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953/4
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28%
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95%
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110
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6,900
32
32
32
32
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135
132
132
88
109
88
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89
109%
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1,300
10
89
100
109%
1,300
—
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41
41%
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90
41%
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2,000
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17%
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17%
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49%
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9,400
493/4
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54%
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54
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54
41%
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49
54
54
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54
80
260
140
,
10
48%
48%
49%
49%
48%
49%
5,500
48%
49%
49%
49%
1,600
2,100
41%
42
25%
41%
253/4
25%
35%
42%
4,800
36%
41-%
42%
42
36%
42%
363/4
3,600
No par
18%
18%
36%
363/4
363/8
365/a
183/e
18%
18%
18%
18%
36%
18%
6,400
36%
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37
36%
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37
37
37
com
25
25
36%
36%
36%
36%
133/a
36%
36%
37
37
5%
6
6
22%
23
20%
20%
27%
27%
23
20%
273/4
7%
7%
7%
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41%
41%
107%
1073,
27%
5%
700
1,200
23
•
23%
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203/4
2,700
273/4
8
r%
28
8%
41%
108
100
26%
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108
263/8
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107%
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108
26%
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100
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98%
97%
98
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13%
13%
133/a
28%
5%
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8%
700
700
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41
413/e
16,300
108
108%
900
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12
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99
26%
3,200
26%
108
108
150
99
133/8
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13 3/8
133/s
300
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123/a
300
50
Inc
*11%
12
12
54
12%
54%
53%
54
100
pfd
Co
6,900
5%
1.33%
Corp
"
290
5%
41%
108 %
13%
&
No par
com
*107%
•37
23%
20%
No par
Light
13%
36%
36%
5%
10
Corp.—5
com
13%
par
No par
54%
54 3/4
183/4
183/4
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19%
1
18%
18%
6%
18%
300
63/a
6 %
63/8
6%
6%
8%
6%
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83/4
2,900
8%
8%
8%
9
9
9%
5,000
Inc.—10c
Aircraft
1
17%
41%
42
41 %
41%
102
com
,
par
common
21%
22
No par
preferred
Inc
79%
280
2,300
100%
*825
49
20
.
*101%
2nd
92Vb
*92%
Corp of America com
10
preferred_l.
100
Continental Baking Co cum__No
preferred
8,000
92%
63%
Inc.No par
4%
conv
643/a
62%
1,500
Stores
Vultee
Can
200
62%
63%
8
*64
661/2
62%
*106'/a
$5.50
66
425/s
25
6%
preferred
preferred
Continental
48%
*64
106 5/8
$4.25
16
17,700
500
43%
106s/8
$3.75
May 20
*87%
108%
*825
*48%
Container
6
87
112% Jan
1,400
106%
8
8
300
6%
106%
97% Jan
16
13%
65/8
No par
6
Feb
29
,13%
6%
105%
58 % Nov
Jun
.29
13%
6%
40%
13
99
293/8
13%
6%
106 3/a
23
117
293%
133/4
17%
89% Sep
5
4,300
2,100
105%
45% Jan
16
193/8
19
x39%
7
Jan
19%
183/4
17%
31
108% Sep
19%
18%
403/4
Feb
96
100
19
18 %
29%
106%
48% Dec
41% Aug 19
19Ve
200
1,100
'18%
40
25% May 21
95% J«n
4
'
233/4
106
$4.52
Jan
,*23%
No par
No par
$4.50
108% Feb
135
100
Laundries Corp..
5
Consolidated Natural Gas.
—15
10% Jan
19
233/4
2%
32%
17%
Consolidated
1
Jun
96%
2%
15%
series B_
14
35% Apr
95%
15%
series C
Grocers
of
*23%
10
Elec
23
99
21%
17%
No par
8% Oct
110
May 16
109% Nov 26
12
92
Y
of-N
Power Co of. Bait
24
2
21
89
preferred
Sep
6% Oct
43% Dec
89% Dec
Jan
42
No par
1
2
16% Jun
58
73
41
Inc
38% Dec
2
Jan
5
88
89
preferred
20% Dec
15
102% Jan
Jan
7
Mar 26
16% Apr
13% Apr
35
190
40%
preferred
14
11
Mar 24
<16% Apr
11
5
42
*132
Co
Apr
12% Jan
'
'
Jan
100
10% Aug 13
•
28
*83%
100
Coppermines
25
41% Nov
2
23%
86
M25/8
Consolidated
Feb
10
15%
36
42%
11
14
33%
*161
32
Publishing Co___No
Corp;
•
Consolidated
»
1
Cigar
6% Sep
34% Jun
15%
36
25 %
Congoleum-Nairn
103 % Jun
*85%
14%
3/4
42%
Consolidated
19
85%
14%
253/4
15
25
85%
42%
30
12% Jan
6,500
35
14%
253/a
31% Jari
39 % Nov
36%
36
86
41%-
24% Jan
109% Mar 27
400
25%
10
2
273/4
25%
28
1
,27%
20,200
20% Oct
7% May
27%
15%
27% Jun
32% July 18
27%
13%
7
*106% Jan
720
273/4
61%
2
July
1,600
13%
15%
25
31% Feb
313/4
103
61%
27% Jan
6
31%
*101
155/8
16
19
313/4
103
61%
27
Nov
x31%
*101
15%
5% Sen
21% Apr
32%
*60%
22% Oct
conv
600
15s/8
2
Nasi,
6.800
31
61%
18
27
29%
52%
Solvents...:
convertible
Mills
12 3/8
12%
*30%
15%
31
$1.40
100
61%
10% Feb
Cone
12%
30%
,
6,800
41%
35% Dec
Conde
12%
x30%
100
7
21%
61%
28% Jan
3
*63/4
203/4
15%
10
27
7
21%
300
41%
26
Mar
14,500
11'A
*60%
6% Dec
8
,
22
13%
15%
35% Dec
37% Mar 16
29%
i.No par
23% Oct 28
<
18%
21%
*11
2,200
DAY
106%
l
Commonwealth Edison Co
$1.32
18%
,
5%
ELECTION
100%
52%
Southern Ohio Elee__5
Commercial
17
7
20 3/8
102
-12%
10%
10%
*98
No par
Credit
Sep
11
*63/4
20%
'
6 %
77%
.a.No par
Engineering
31
7
21%
11%
A
13%
75%
106%
—No par
Combustion
38% Aug
18
21%
*106
,55/8
28%
*71%
par
No par
25
34% Dec
18
*11 <
L
,
18%
28%
77
cumulative prefeiTed.No par
Carbon Co.,
.i_.No par
35% Jan
800
51
77
Columbia Gas System Inc
No par
Columbia Pictures commoiu.No par
2
18%
20
53%
27
18%
96%
49
20
18%
50%
48
17% Oct
17%
96V8
100
300
Southern Ry com
&
7,500
17%
-
19%
53%
Columbus
19%
STOCK
55
26%i Mar 16
90
193/a
CLOSED
100
pfd—100
2
1063/4
19%
EXCHANGE
noncumulatlve
$4.25
r,
I (T
106%
19%
95%
15%
Columbian
46
20
noncumulatlve 1st pfd
51% Mar 17
%
1063/4
50%
4%
63 % May 27
11
19%
4%
6
87,500
%
50%
Columbia Broadcasting Sys cl A_2,50
Class 13
I
2.50
15
t56
900
19%
95%
15%
20
com
65% Mar 24
30% Jan
f
Co
49% Oct
37
5
stock__50
preferred-
8
59% Mar
10
_
1
26
3,700
5%
68%
Corp
11
15
67%
'preferred—100
(Tlic)
Inlernal'l
Sep
Nov
39%
29%
25%
_____—
Sep
13% Jan
24%
gtd—50
com
47
5
5,300
39%
"
5%
7%
„
Co
38% Jan
61% Apr
4
27% Aug 13
7%
27%
1
Jan
25
27%
28
'
11%
5%
2Va
^.1
Nov
15
92%
common
Colorado &
12% July 15
11% Jan 29
1,400
70
113/4
106%
18%
63%^'
92%
37%
67
11
62%
36%
66 % Mar 24
22
31%
69%
23%
43%
No par
13
49% Oct
43%
•
48
9
39
123/s
8%
;
50
38 % Jan
383/8
31
6%
...No par
4%
12
1
38%
30%
t:
14%
13%
j._5
7%
Dec
21
11%
30%
11%
100
Collins & Aikman Corp
Colorado Fuel &;• Iron
Mar 24
70%
11%
35%
13%
6%
13
2%
No par
:
Colgate-Palmolive
$3.50
*13%
*11%
No par
1;
cumulative 2nd
Coca-Cola Co
Coca-Cola
303/4
*69%
11%
1,500
*85%
29%
8%
preferred—100
RR
Inc
preferred
30%
69%
5%
27%
18%
29%
—No par
new.
20% Mar 17
Oct
par
cohv preferred—.100
cum
30%
5%
5%
63 %_-
Illuminating com.No
&' Pitts
Corp
Clueft Peabody
700
1,100
32%
48%
Molybdenum
4%%
*18
63%
Co com
24% Feb
63
14
34% Oct
July 24
Nov
Co
preferred
Clopay
16
11%
19
48%
preferred
11
16% Jan
5
Nov
4
50
20
101%
23%
com.No par
common
14
39% Feb
3
37
8
Feb
do
40 % Feb
11
20% Jan
28
5
2,800
15%
12%
13%
j.
59 % Mar 27
29
56% Jun
Jun
96% Aug 31
32% May 25
16%
20
17%
*
36%
Corpr
Louis Ry
Foods
16%
5%
*6%
35%
12%
•
Sep
14% Sep
4
42% Jan
40% Oct
14
15
Oct
13% Oct
9
7
80
17% Oct
32% Jun
Oct
Jan
9
Apr
17
.
107
874
9
16%
5%
21%
28
35%
1
Special guaranteed
Clevite Corporation
19
24 % Oct
.
15
Elec
$4.50
5,300
16
Electric—
&,
convertible
Cleveland
*27
10
noncumulatlve
CJeve
68,500
73%
114
15%
6%
25
Equipment
5%
22%
72%
20
20%
102
6
36%
preferred..
Financial
4 % %
*100%
25
Investing
Climax
81 % Apr
Jan
City
21%
*"112%
73
15%
11%
32%
joo
5 % %
preferred
City Products Corp
City Stores Co common
43 % Mar 20
,
com__No par
A__
Cities Service Co
11
,
91
T
c C C & St
16
70% Aug 10
I
Clark
47'% Jun
100
100
;
6
10
90
No par
1
Common
6
Apr
Feb
'
105% Mar 12
5
Mar 24
102
50
com
4preferred 1
!
100
Cincinnati Milling Machine Co___10
C
22%
114
71%
;
•'
20
21%
30%
18%
Chrysler Corp
17% Jun
94% Jan
303/4
1
Co
Cincinnati- Gas
*112
4,600
104%
5%
*17%
12%
common..
Copper
20%
'
150
47
403/4
*103
16
*17
21
12%
&
convertible
465/8
104%
20%
V*
14%
Cliickasha Cotton Oil
Cliilds
*103
16%
19%
85%
pfd
Cab
20%
71%
*105
6%
85%
'preference—No
Chicago Yellow
46%
-
104%
112
121
38%
113/4
20%
Pac RR_.No par
preferred series A
100
conv
122 %
121
2,500
11%
21%
65/a
*23%
Pac
preferred Series
5%
21%
*11%
*14%
uoncum
convertible
121%
■A
No par
&
Western
Chicago Rock Is!
13,800
69%
383/4
colli—No par
T
A
15%
5%
18
__5o
Paul
North
153/8
20%
17%
preferred.—100
Chicago Pneumatic Tool
$3
38%
40
series
&
5%
82% Mar 19
Oct
18
5
5%
Cliic
6
Aug 31
12% Feb
14
68 % Feb
51% Jan
21 % May 21
155/e
70
11%
*17%
No par
convertible
St
900
15%
Co—
A
Milw
13%
20%
70%
11%
32%
Class B
65%
13%
112
31
693/4
10
preferred
Chic
\
19%
Chicago Ind & Louisville Ry cl A_25
6
13
59
30
29% Nov
'
Jan
22% Jail
59
23
95s
27
r10
10
5%
41%
65%
13%
30%)
31
1
Co
Chicago Corp (The)
Chicago Great Western Ry
6
41% Oct
July 25
72 % Dec
18
2% Oct
1
Jan
75
11
8% Sep
14
18
56% July 23
9
'
Sep
6
21% Mar 24
DAY
106%
Products" Corp
Chicago & East 111 RR
Class
40%
65%
16
19%
5
17,400
41
5%
*16%
Corp
400
13
*103
20%
5>/e
42%
65
46%
ELECTION
16
20
500
42%
40%
16
15%
100
39%
13
120%
16
50
preferred
3%%
H
v34% Jan
27
f
$4.50
16
Shares
108
15%
r
106%
Manufacturing
1.25
Chesapeake Corp of Virginia.
5
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common—25
27
23 % Mar,, l
6
28
1
85% Oct
7
27 % Oct
Belt
42%
108
*39
65
CLOSED
70%
10
Checker Cab
26 % Mar 17
16
18% Oct
15
30
Oct
17
West
42%
EXCHANGE
112
693/4
50
Common
7% Mar 27
17% Jun
*39 % Feb
Mar
22
103 % Jau
15
Sep
Aug 31
r
Chain
2
20
Oct
32% Oct
41 % Feb
12
Soul,It
Champion Paper, & Fibre
15
Jun
18% Feb
7
3
32% Sep
80
^
Certain-Teed
4
21
7
Feb
31% Feb
23'
12
37
15
15% Feb
•
100
A
Violeta Sugar Co.
9.50
Century Ribbon'Mills—i—No par
Cerro de Pasco Corp
__5
5
20%
110%
%
Central RR'Co ot N J class
Class B
..._i__'
39%
109
40%
47
104%
20
—/i!
Central Illinois Public Service
15% Mar, 20
15
20
Dec
38% Jan
Sep
27
Jun
2
!)•% Mar 12
15
23% Dec
22 % July 22
v
6% Sep
19% Oct
42
Feb
rights
No par
Central
21
3
58% Feb
Georgia Ry'__
.preien'cjd _i.l_i.i_c.
Central
11
31
Dec
'
4%%
■'<
Apr
23
6
10
8
28
Jan
18% Jun
15% Dec
13% Oct
110
of
Common
1
Dec
33 % Oct
12
28
24
*34
r
% Oct
20% Mar
"~20%
^
42% Mar 25
28% Feb
17
;
:~5% preferred Series B—^
100
Central Hudson Gim & Elec—No
par
Central Illinois Light common—*
14
20
'
Central
30
Mar 27
14% Sep
14% Sep
Feb
24% Oct
5
22
13
,
*103
—1
73 % Jan
:
39
13
■
4U% Jan
<
17% Jun 24 '
16% Apr
(
Jun
46s/8
-
9
'
15
97
10
i.,5%.-.preferred
20% July 27
,
155/8
119%
the Week
65
STOCK
15%
'
16% Mar 18
13
119%
■
5
*108
41%
64%
—
i'-
<47% Jan
64%
*12%
Friday
Nov. 6
39%
41%
100
-
Nov. 5
108%
1
Prefeired 4.20%
100
Celanese Corp. of- Aiiier ,com__No
par
1% 2nd preferred—
100
4 %.% : cohv,
preferred series A.100
Celotex Corp .common—_
No
Sales for
Thursday
40%
common
PRICES
Nov. 4
393/4
*41%
SALE
Wednesday
-
108
393/4
40
M
19% Mar 25
108
12.50
%.
•Caterpillar -Tractor
24
38% Jan
t*
prelerred
HIGH
Nov. 3
50
Case; (J I)
19
4% Sep
14
5
_io
Carriers
Jan
2
108
No par
-:.Conv prelerred 4% series
&
General Corp
Co common™.
>
14% Mar 27
22
2
Light
Corp. tcommionJ
143
9
19% Jan
26t>
Mar. 5
.
Power &■
Carpenter Steel Co_—
Carrier
Tuesday
Nov. 2
Par
Carolina
4
16
25
;
23
19% Oct
150% Feb
19% July 30
a
21
,110% Jan
24
Mar
Monday
"
Clinchfield & Ohio Ry_100
.
6
94% Nov
:
EXCHANGE
Jan
.-.
72
.
17
96% Jun
•
NEW YORK STOCK
-
Carolina
45 % Mar- 5
•.
5
Sep
% Sep
•
49
2
5
•»
43
:
12% Sep 24
14% Sep 16
115
V
/" 113% Mar 19
14
55% Jan
3
Oct
22
i
39% Sep
34% Jan
LOW AND
*•
Highest
103% July 20
34% Jan 10
28
;
Continued—Page 3
STOCKS
Year 1952
93%
93%
20
57%
No par
*94%
preferred_.No par
132%
58
95%
135
40%
102
18
102
18
40
*101%
18%
40%
54%
*18
17%
54%
18
3,700
13,100
393/4
40%
105%
105%
108%
*106%
106%
41%
413/4
42
*101%
102
40
106
102
8,200
580
60
3.800
.21%
21%
22%
22%
21%
22
900
94%
94%
94
94%
93%
93%
270
58%
6,300
57%
57%
57%
58%
57%
*9434
95%
*943/4
95%
*943/4
131%
132%
132%
132%
132%
95%
133
700
20
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle... Monday, November 9, 1953
(1784)
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Year 1962
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
YORK
STOCK
Continental
Par
Cop & Steel Ind com__2
17
10% Jan
21
7 % Sep
15
10% Mar 17
16% Feb
15
18% Jun 30
17 % Jun
11
20% Mar 17
11
Nov
17
6
9% Sep
16
13% Mar
8
Continental
Diamond
68% Apr
16
Jun
16
82% Jan
I
Continental
Insurance
7% Apr
30
Continental
Motors
66% Jan
2
7»% Nov
19 »A Oct,
.
15% Feb
26
10% Nov 28
81% Nov
75
25
28
67
7% Sep
14
11% Mar 25
Apr
3
Jan 30
48% Oct
13
62% Jan
15 % Sep
15
22
5Yo
5
Continental
Oil
Continental
28 % Mar
0
18
31% Aug 13
19% Sep
14
22
29% Jan
25
19% Sep
21
26% Jan
2
28% Jan
2
19 %
15
27% Feb
I
14
Sep
Copper
12
51% Jan
10
22% Mar 21
Oct
23
Jan
28
14
65% Jan
30
18% Sep
15
26% Mar 21
6
48% Jan
62
Preferred
69% Jan
9
58
Jun
18
68% Jan
66% Nov
5
87 % Jan
25
70
Apr
1
89 % Nov
6
Jan
16
14
06% Jan
10
Jan
23
22
23
93% Sep
93
99% Apr
99% Apr
93 % Sep
15
98
Jun
25
65% Feb
1
Sep
25
67 % Feb
6
75% Nov
63
10
Jan
166
73
178
15
Apr
Cum
6
Corn
174
NOV
5
7%
5
Jan
20
2
Mar 31
161
II
Mar
% Sep
15
15
15
May 22
12
87 % Jun
1
95
25V4 Jan
2
27% Mar 12
12% Jun
15
15% Mar
Jun
10
84% Jan
15
26% Jun
16
32% Nov
6
22
19% Jan
28
13
36"% Feb
•
103~% Jun" 13
91
9
Oct
28
39% Jan
30
20% Sep
77% Oct
23
92% Jan
30
68% Sep
Mar 25
36% Dec
8
20% Jan
18
27
22
15% Sep
25
19
5% Oct
28
Dec
22
65
Feb
10
49% Jan
3
12
20
Sep
16
32
24
6
93
8 % Mar 20
$2
15
15
33% Jan
0
15
80
5
Cuba RR 6%
8
22
21%
22%
23
ELECTION
*48%
50
DAY
*48
8
5'A Sep
Sep
15
25
64
6% Sep
21
12% Mar 19
Cuneo
21
34% Jan
29
Cunningham
8"% Ap*
2
15
Curtis
94% Sep
29
21
67% Feb
4
7
6% Sep
15
0% Feb
2
24% Sep
10
16
Dec
0
39% Deo
July 23
2
S3
95
May
13
Jan
13% Dec
22
33% Feb
19
36% Dec
17
Cushman's Sons
Inc
Jan
II
Cutler-Hammer
14% May
39% Sep
31% Jun
19
58% Atlg 13
49
Sep
17
67
16 3% Aug
6
11% Sep
10% Jan
33% Feb
19
36% Dec
12
33% Jun
15
16
85% Jan
2
Jan
02
Records
50c
Co
&
Co
Inc..
393/4
40
253A
26%
EXCHANGE
25%
26%
26%
26%
33%
33%
CLOSED
33%
33%
*32%
33%
62
Feb
27
85% Dec
30
74
July 30
Escrow
ctfs for
common
100
23
Apr 24
81% Apr 28
97
Dec
99
Aug
Escrow
ctfs
preferred
10o
24% Mar 23
Derby Oil Co
29% Nov
5
Detroit
Edison
2
Detroit
Hillsdale
100
24% Jan
17
15% Oct
7
Jan
3
25% Dec
12
24% Jan
16
55% Feb
13
Nov
17
61
5% Jun
ig
6 % Jan
11
3
18% Feb
21
11% Oct
9
17% Sep
18% Sep
15
19% Jun
16
24% Mar 10
Devoe
26
25
14
33
Diamond Alkali
19
95% Jun
9
108
52% Mar 31
32% Jun
24
40% Feb
3
Jun 12
34% Feb
13
12
25%
25%
(The)—
8
20
S W
&
RR Co_100
Detroit-Michigan Stove Co
1
Mar 17
common-
preferred
Match
100
No par
common
preferred
cum
Motor
25
Car
Co
>_50c
11%
2
28 %
9%
No par
38%
*10%
15 %
11%
Corp
13% Feb
15 % Nov
52
Apr
17
65% July
1
60
jun
16
44 % Dec
8
33% Jun
10
35% Oct
30!
105 % Mar 29
94% Jun
29
17% Sep
15
24% Jan
5
5
83% Jan
14
43
Feb
13
12% Jan
2
20
Dr.
Corp-Seagrams
Ltd
Pepper Co
No par
23% Mar 10
Dome
74% Oct
Douglas Aircraft Co Inc
20
Mines
43% Jan
8
36% Oct
30
Common
102% Jan
15
$4
Jun
4
118% Jan
23
97
No par
Co
"when
No par
3%%
convertible
6,500
173/a
2,400
28%
29
29
29%
29
29%
64%
*62%
3
11%
3
64%
3
12
12%
*62%
*62%
64%
3
3
3
12
11%
11%
8.100
64%
3
3.600
Duplan
12
4.600
300
34%
34%
1,800
34%
34%
34%
600
12%
11%
11%
115/a
11 3A
113/4
11%
2,100
11%
28%
9%
ll5/8
11 3/8
11 s/8
113/4
11%
12
2.700
28 3/a
'28%
28 V2
29
28%
29
14.900
9%
9%
93/8
38%
10%
15%
38
10%
15%
71%
71%
71%
36%
38
93/8
2,300
900
10%
36%
10%
103/4
*10%
10%
900
15%
15 %
153/8
155/8
6.000
72
72%
71%
723A
4,300
36%
25,600
36%
36%
36%
36%
19%
19"%
19%
19%
19 3/8
*76%
78
*76%
77%
77%
*35
38
*35
38
37
7%
38
9%
38
100
7%
9%
153%
*36
*102%
-
38
36%
1
(EI)
&
103%
73A
7%
36%
*36
*102%
*34
103 >/4
36'A
*36
38%
36%
*102%
103'A
19%
193/8
19%
77'A
*76 5/s
78
*35
37
7%
7%
.
4,800
60
7%
3,400
103
103%
103
104%
104
105 %
103%
104%
'24,300
116
116
116%
1163/2
116 »/2
116 »/2
943A
945/8
94%
1,000
29%
295/8
293/4
15,600
$4.50
series—
No par
Preferred
$3.50
series
No par
42
48
Feb
$3.75
preferred
$4.15
To
51
Jun
10
51% Oct
27
52
Nov
19
47% Apr 23
51% Jan
*48% Dec
10
49 % Dec
9
43% Jun
4
48%
8% Apr
2|
10% Jan
1
9 % Jan
0
10% May IB
DWG
28
17% Sep
20% Sep
18
23% Mar 11
Eagle-Picher Co
22
28% Jan
.—
116%
116%
94%
933/4
94 3/4
29
29'A
29%
29%
50
com
94'A
10
preferred
Light Co
7%
Co—
Preferred
29% Nov
4%
1003/4
35
34%
103%
No par
Nem
14
Apr 27
jan
1003/4
34%
34%
5
de
Duquesne
;
343A
101
*102%
preferred
Common
Jan
101
34%
*35%
Corp_
Pont
36
*100
*18
*34%
No par
50c
-
Dunhill International
25% Sep
45% Jan
_5
common
issued"
preferred series A
Dresser Industries common
du
105% Nov
Ltd
Chemical
Dow
12
2
1
Stores
16
10
24
89% Jun
4,200
91%
173/b
*99%
$1.50
12% May 13
109
85%
91%
173/4
100% 100%
34%
35
33"%
34
cum
Diamond T
8
3
84%
913/4
17
700
Diana
16
July
84%
*90%
17
800
Diamond
16% Jan
99
83 3/8
90%
16 5/8
1,500
4.40%
22
10% Jan
119% Apr 29
83%
89%
26%
Co
Cup Co__
8
81%
26%
Dixie
8
82%
9°3/«
17
28%
26%
4
*114% Jan
H
28%
*62%
3
26 3/a
39% Mar
*92% Jun
82%
5,90
263/4
4
10
3,000
26%
12
Jun
26%
26%
31% Jun
91
26%
26%
1
18
263/s
10
Dec
97% Dec
26%
18%
39
1
26
20%
21
79% May
25%
20%
29% Feb
15
DAY
18%
Corp
July 29
6,200
20%
Distillers
7% Sep
12%
18
29
36
45
)1%
20%
Divco
13 V* Aug 29
44%
12
18%
2
22
443/8
ll5/8
20%
5
May 19
44%
11%
18%
Nov
Jan
44%
11%
20%
9% Nov
0 %
700
44%
18%
2
32
500
33%
20%
13% Feb
Oct
*33
20%
Raynolds class A
14% May 25
76
29,900
2
&
It
5
1,900
263/8
11%
Jan
84% Aug 23
47
Nov 28
83/4
39%
25%
18%
7% Sep
26% Apr
10,700
8%
*39%
1
3
11
30
1,900
5
Steel Corp
Vilbiss Co—_
12% Jan
30
80
96%
18%
De
1
13
80% Jun
85%
83%
800
3.000
•
Detroit
16% Mar 25
Nov
21% Oct
600
1,100
Grande West RR—
for
22
3
200
14
ELECTION
44%
11%
13.50
Delaware Power & Light Co
17% Sep
27
*44
—50
Western—
&
8 3/4
8 5/b
95 %
18%
183/4
40
S
36% Oct
18%
39%
27 % Feb
99% Jan
18%
STOCK
—20
Lack
Rio
18%
8%
40%
Delaware & Hudson
&
183/4
—10
common
preferred
Delaware
18%
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29
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3.75%
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114% Feb
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:
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28% Jun
8
74
38
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18
24%
74
37%
2
29
24%
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24%
73%
102
37%
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32% Jan
2,700
24
88%
A
Deep Rock Oil Corp
•38 % Nov
880
24%
101%
893/4
Decca
106 %
1013/4
101%
37 %
0
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101%
101
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43
600
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7% Sep
31
123/8
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29% Oct
12%
29%
32%
90%
34% Sep
16
12%
29%
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20% Oct
12%
29%
37 %
63% Jail
18% July 11
27% Jan 21
3,200
12%
90%
16
14
300
32
37%
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100
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31%
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16
31
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Oct
93%
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13
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1
52%
8
16% Jan
1,500
10,300
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1%
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39
14
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2
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1%
27%
36%
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75
173%
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95
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140
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22
66
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95
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61
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24
200
203/4
52
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100
48
203/4
11%
86
3
49
47%
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83
31% Jan
49
48
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34 % Sep
50
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96% Jun
21
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10
21
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50
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1,000
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7%
common—.2.50
Corp
4.60%
28
15
1,700
97%
Inc
Jan
19
22%
7%
preferred...
92% Jan
88
22%
Power & Light common —7
Dayton
2
22%
-80
Day.strom
38% Mar 13
02
22%
*95%
No par
Corp
convertible
Preferred
20
22%
7%
1
7%
series
preferred
Davison Chem
8
Mar 10
82% May 28
July 15
5%
4
22%
96%
52%
7%
—
Davega Stores
2,200
7%
Corp common
3;i/4%
8
Jan
8% Mar 17
24
96
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40% Mar SO
02
1,000
22%
96%
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7%
1
Inc
13% Aug 20
12
A
Apr
48
23
22%
21%
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common
138
13% Apr
May 15
Inc—2.50
No par
18
15
223/8
21%
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common
15
11
22
21%
26%
100
preferred
23
Jan
22
21%
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Publishing
Class
22
26%
25
pfd
Stores
Sep
5 % Sep
15% Mar 11
27% Mar 20
22
*91%
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Curtiss-Wright
163/4
93%
100
preferred-—
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573/8
16%
26%
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Jan
23 %
29% Sep
2
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8%
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17
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31% Sep
131
85
8
22
100% July 28
8 3/8
57%
163/4
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par
preferred
non-cum
Press
8%
54%
17%
2
preferred
100
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4% r/o preferred
100
Mar 17
8 3/8
54%
21%
i%
7%
8% May 21
8%
53%
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8,600
9,800
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1
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convertible
17
27
73%
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preferred
185
53'
73%
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Crucible Steel
5%
Mar 17
86% Jan
73
100
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15
14
71%
par
Corp
preferred
24
Oct
71
50
common
Jun
14
12% Sep
180
70%
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perferred
$4.20
Jan
49% Sep
44
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1
7% Dec
51
I
29
Jan
Inc
International
3%%
21
Jan
132% Dec
3
Jan
Coty
Coty
Crane
10
19
90
Dec
3
2
54% Dec
99
7% Apr 24
23% Feb 21
32
2
12% Jan
26% Apr
32 % Mar
25
85% May 26
0% Aug 27
129% Jan
Feb
7% Jan
190
129% Jan
103
May 18
99% Jan
71
EXCHANGE
Crown Cork & Seal Common
28
12% Oct
1,000
70
8%
Cream of Wheat Corp (The)
*32% Nov
10%
74%
1% Sep
J*n
10%
173%
25 % Sep
Dec
10%
73 %
3
97
10%
173%
25
27
10%
100
2 % Jan
9
10%
series of 1947_100
38% Jan
19
10%
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12
91% Jan
10%
17'%
preferred
16
24% Juu
8%
18%
53%
i
1% Oct
84% Apr
8%
18%
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3% Jun
3
83/a
18%
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4% Nov 26
8%
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series
pfd 3 % %
Products
Shares
8%
18%
1
Corn Exchange Bank & Tr Co___20
Corning Glass Works common
5
3%%
preferred
100
93
Nov. 6
8%
17%
common
5%
the Week
Friday
Nov. 5
18%
common—5
Electric
Thursday
8%
52%
No
pref
6'%
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Sales for
PRICES
18%
5
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Convertible
Cornell
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Nov. 4
8%
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Co
HIGH
Wednesday
*18%
10
Corp
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5
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Copperweld Steel
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Dec
17% Jun
44
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l
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27
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25
preferred
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convertible
Mar 18
25% Dec
Monday
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50
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19
Apr
30
25
22
Sep
16
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2
25 % Jan
18
14
16% Jan
21
Jan
21
9% Sep
41% Jun
16% Nov
14
12% Oct
16
41% Oct
30
Jan
21
36% Feb
27
15% Jan
2
158
48
Jan
171% July 10
47 % Dec
18
9
July 18
82 % Nov
6
89
Apr 29
16% Feb
23
23
Dec
29
83
July
20'% Jun
25
102
Jan
14
89
Apr
12% Mar 11
17
44% Jan
24
65% Dec 31
1% Jun
20
34% Oct
22
2% Apr 16
43% Mar 18
10% Nov 24
24% Apr
Oct
18
16% Mar 19
32% Dec 30
15
48% May 13
48% Jun 16
31
Sep
51% Jan
94
Feb
20
24% Aug 14
102
Feb
11
17% Feb
24
57
Mar 12
Bros
4%%
Ekco
25% Sep 15
10% Oct
6
Elgin
22
33% Feb
Elliott
Oct
5
4
8
5%
conv
16
19% Jan
2
15% Apr 14
26% Dec
3
30% Jun 27
101% Sep 18
23% Dec 31
7% Jun
18
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89
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23
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30
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8
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•
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25% Sep 10
89% July 28
20% Feb
20% Jun
14
Jan
26% Feb 10
09
0
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Natural Gas
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4
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15
15
15 Va
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15%
4,800
3,800
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11%
11%
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District Electric Co
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4% preferred—4J.
100
22 %
22%
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26%
26%
26%
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23
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23
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93
93
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23 %
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0
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18%
18%
18%
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18%
18%
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64% Sep 15
70% Jun 15
74% Feb
S
100
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67%
67 %
68
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67%
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68
74
50
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73
73
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13
preferred series A
Erie & Pittsburgh RR Co
7%
95
7%
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95
23%
23%
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23%
1%.
,
7%
7%
23%
7%
10
95
—l
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100
26%
Equitable Gas Co
Equitable Office Bldg
Apr 21
4,300
24%
Empire
5%
1,200
4,700
-
15
No par
24% Mar 12
7% Jan 3o
4
3,800
23'A
Sep 18
16% Sep 15
6
40
90
95
5o
2nd preferred
Sep 15
13% Sep 15
10% Sep 14
20% Sep 15
Paso
2.50
_100
161
1,100
13,300
10
preference
5%
29
5% Feb
107/s
47
Battery
4
100
10%
common
60% Feb
12,100
14%
46%
National Watch Co_
60% Jan
2,200
23
143/2
10%
Amer shares
6
20
223/4
14%
47
common
Auto-Lite
Co
193/4
23%
10%
—100
Co
Electric Storage
20
*14%
46%
preferredElastic Stop Nut Co
Elec & Mus Ind
19%
22%
14%
5
preferred
Electric
20
23%
*14 %
10
4%%
2% Apr 15
37% Jan
9
13
Jan 26
19%
23%
14%
;_100
Stores
Products
19%
23%
Corp
Manufacturing Co
Edison
19%
23
*14 %
common
preferred—
Eaton
11
17% Jan
11
11
6%
22
30
25% Mar 25
Oct
38% Jun
17% Jan
12% Sep 14
39% Sep 21
'Jan
48% Jan
Steel
Co
Jun
12
62% Jan
1
2
169
Kodak
44
20
61% Jan
Stainless
Eastman
29
49
15
94% Apr
20% Jan
Eastern
47% Oct
18
11% Jun
May
15% Mar 17
16
lo
56% Dec 28
13% Nov
26
14
1
Corp—:
May 28
1% Jun
lo
Eastern Airlines Inc
Eastern
156% Sep 30
36'A Sep 18
16% Jan
5
97
8
19% Mar 27
Aug 25
23%
•
4,500
7'%
8.100
19 »/4
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600
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STOCKS
1
7% Dec
6
10 % Nov
6% Sep
15y8 Mar
10
22
13% Oct
12 y8
May 17
1% Dec 16
55% Dec
11
Jan
44
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
5% May
HIGH
AND
Sales for
SALE PRICES
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Continued—Page 5
LOW
3y« Feb
Highest
15
Eureka
9y2 Mar
Williams
14
14% Mar
Evans
1
16 y8 May
Eversharp
14
59% Mar
Par
2
Jan
21
Sep
14
6% Sep
17% Nov
15
5
22% May 11
July 13
6%
5
12%
Nov. 4
Nov. 3
Nov. 2
5
12%
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3
46%
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12'/a
46%
2.50
2%
2%
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1
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28% Mar 25
Fairbanks
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10 y4 Mar 25
Fairchiid
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12%
Nov. 5
Nov. 6
-
7%
7%
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7
7
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7'/4
13'/2
12'/4
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7%
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Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
Ex-Cello Corp
15
3
STOCK
Corp___
Products
Sep
Sep
39 V2 Sep
2
YORK
EXCHANGE
22%
13%
the Week
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7%
2,500
13%
3,000
12%
12'%
2,900
48
48
2,200
2%
300
2%
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29
27% Jan
3
Sep
12
7% Nov
12
20% Sep
12% Jan
29
23% Jan
11
3
16y« Jan
29
14% Oct
13
15% Jan
2
19% Jun
4
15% Jun
17
63% Nov
5
57% Dec
3
48% Jun
24
23% Oct
29
30y. Dec
23
21
1
12% Peb
48% Feb
4% May
66
Apr
28
16'A Dec
9
21% Sep
10% Sep
19
60
Dec
9
48
Oct
9
6% Dec
2
40
Sep
14
3% Sep
17
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1
28
76% July 21
24% Dec
16
37% Feb
21
47
3
106
100
Jan
26% Nov
3
1
24% Mar 13
»% May 17
27% Sep
86
18
May 20
18% May
17% Mar
25% Jan
74% Dec
28% Oct
29
16
2
17% Nov
17
Dec
19
10% Jan
9
35% May 20
13% Dec 23
9% Oct
29
13
Jan
25%
Fawick
Corp
Oct
26
Oct
May
Tarrant
Filtrol
Firestone Tire &
51
2
First
13% Mar 17
Firth
7
25 y8 Sep
18
32
Flintkote
3
93
10
100
Mar 25
Feb
11
24% Feb
27
19
16% Aug 24
21%Jun 10
29
Nov
31% Jun
39% Oct
National
(The)
$4
6
21
Co
(The)
Florida
Power
Florida
Power &
12
Sep
15
17% Jan
6
Follansbee
Steel
11
28% Aug
5
Food
98% Dec
11
92
16
99
5
43% Jan
$4.20 div
2
Food
73%
73%
73'%
74'%
72
15%
153/4
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62%
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48%
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49
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10y4Sep
23
14
39% Sep
1
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4
4% Sep
15
15
15
20% Jan
28
8% Jan
8
15% Sep
6% Sep
15
8y. Apr
13
39% Sep
26% Dec
5
34% Nov
5
31
20% Jun
26% Dec
II
34% Dec
3
Gabriel
*92
94
38
*97 %
99
*97'%
*92
94
37'%
373%
37
99
*17
94
*92
373%
2,400
94
6,500
38
90
90
90
94%
94%
160
17%
17
18
18
18'%
6,900
7%
1,000
17%
16%
7%
7%
7%
iiy2
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
42%
43
42%
43'%
43'%
44%
*10%
11
11
11
,
7%
7%
7%
7%
220
11%
11%
2,300
44%
46
4,100
*10%
10%
11
1
24%
25%
24%
24%
24
100
71%
72%
73
73
73
500
24
24'%
72
11%
24%
5,600
73
1
common
Co
38'%
95
,90
;
preferred
8,300
94%
95
1
.!
Co
29
89
89%
17
,
37%
.
20
600
17'%
95
89
96
88%
*95
_No par
Corp.-
Freeport Sulphur
26%
99
10
Co
Froedtert Corp
Fruehauf Trailer
1% Jan
5,300
7%
30
19% Dec
98
17
13% Sep
30
28
97%
17
46
May 15
6% May 15
27%
17'/a
Francisco
8% Dec
27%
17 y8
15
4%
27'%
17%
13% Apr
13 y2 Apr
Stores
273%
171/2
convertible
51% Mar 17
26%
170
26%
pfd
14'/a Jan
9%
*97%
Inc 'common.... 1
Sugar
8%
1,200
3,000
No par
Light Co—No par
Corp
10
cum
49
10
:*
common.No par
Machinery & Chem Corp—10
6
3,400
15%
30
Jan
72%
*9'%
623%
3%%
27 y4 Mar 24
30
73
7% Oct
79
11,400
15%
18
16
1,300
383%
61%
Feb
15
253%
102
72
20
Sep
37%
*101'%
15%
23 y4 Jan
70
25%
26%
38'%
102
1,700
15
21% Sep
37%
*101'%
3,500
14% Sep
84% Mar 20
37%
101%
93%
1
4
26%
26'%
37'%
21 Va
preferred—100
preferred ;
:
100
Foster-Wheeler
Corp
10
10
25%
101 %
101 %
21
12
22% Apr
75% Jan
3%
100
9%
27
Franklin
1,600
4
21'%
Jan
9
4
4
9'%
96% Jan
13
*3%
20%
9
May 15
3%
9%
26
10
100
3%
21%
Jun
Jan
46
9%
Jun
18% May 21
27% Aug 11
49
*43'%
20%
81
19
6,000
*48
43:"4
9%
89
24% July
11%
11%
48%
*43'%
11%
49
,21%
29
3%%
11'%
11'%
48 %
43'%
11%
*46
9%
98% Nov 26
103
1,800
l
Stores
6
24%
61%
Corp
22% Feb
33 'A Oct
*24'%
151/3
Florence Stove Co
31
Jan
25
6114
—
31
Jan
52%
20V2
10
Stores.—
30
Sep
1,900
*50'/2
100
preferred
Fair
243%
52%
com__12.50
Carpet Co
Dec
9
Co
Rubber
23% Jan
28
*100%
preferred
4
1,900
17
24%
38
Corp
8
15'%
16%
1
18% July 30
8% Nov
Sep
Mfg
75'/4 Jan
4y2%
15%
17
*50 %
25%
37%
Corp
24% Dec
66% Jan
3%
25%
Fidelity Phoenix Fire Ins N Y
107
15'%
16%
1
5
1
15'/B
17
2,400
49,500
5
86% Jan
6
4,000
15'/a
9'%
43%
100
14
&
17%
52'%
11%
5
...
9'%
173%
*50'%
44
5
preferred-
9
18
24 Vb
DAY
49 %
*43%
2
Ferro
Felt
ELECTION
=-45
50
Corp
2
101% Jun
114
series
Federated Dept Stores common
4'/4%
ii3/8
—50
A
ser
1953
15
2
32% Mar 20
pfd
1
common-.
pfd
cum
conv
Jan
47% Dec
20
24%
29% Jan
8
41
52%
7
15
30
*50%
B
Oct
67% Sep
Dec
50
series
Federal-Mogul
2
53% Sep
13
17
conv
Federal
5
Mar
15
17
Fedders-Quigan Corp
27% May 21
13% Jun
34% Nov
85% Oct
7% Apr
15
8%
17%
16%
CLOSED
1
common
22
8 3%
19'%
EXCHANGE
8%
_1
Corp
22
8%
15
22
Metallurgical Corp__No par
5 y2%
23
25
90% Jan
5%
4
1
20
18
3
9
30
24% Dec
16
9
May
Apr
101% Aug
24 y. Sep
19% Apr 18
92% Jan 10
12
83% Nov
107
2
13% Jun
Mar
66% Mar
105
7
14% Oct
18
Brewing Corp
Fansteel
14
53 %
1
19
14
34% Apr
25
2
8
Jan
Jan
Sep
19
3
57
48
16% Jan
12
Family Finance
5%
preferred
1
38% Apr
May
Falstaff
14
7
Jan
16% Mar 24
19
8%
18'/a
STOCK
20
Oct
19
68% Mar
19'/4
35% Sep
11% Dec
60
21%
94
July
No
par
26
Dec
25% Nov
164
22
15
Co
&
Engine & Airplane Corp.l
Fajardo Sugar Co
20
74
480
•
*18
36
Apr
12
May 15
16
22% May 20
22% Feb
5
5% Sep 18
22% Nov 17
21
28% Jan
27
8
15
33% Jan
20
Garrett
8% Jan
22
3% Sep
14
7% Mar 12
37% Mar 12
22
33 y. Jun
25
31
27
25% Sep 14
21% Aug 31
20% Sep 15
149
Jun
Gar
convertible
Co
Wood
*28
Jun
10
May
83
9
70
May
124% Dec
1
Jun
25
129% Apr
1,800
5.300
100
102%
102%
*102'%
102%
102'%
102%
*102'%
102%
90
36%
37 %
STOCK
36%
37'%
37
373/B
37%
37%
5,700
11%
11%
EXCHANGE
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
2,500
preferred
Amer
11 % Oct
4%
26
1st
conv
General
1%
24% Jan 16
45% Dec
19
31
July 28
14
48% Dec
19
48% Mar 24
64% Feb
20
72% Dec 31
35% Jun J 6
66 % Apr
6
7% Jan
4
18
3
6% Jun
5
62% Oct
20
118
Jan
2
105
Apr
18
SO
Feb
21
119% Jan
11
*84 % Jan
3
2
11% Dec
22
53% Dec
8
84
Electric
26
General
Finance
General
Foods
5
94% Jan
2
14% Mar 19
General
Instrument
Jun
17
61
General
Mills
125% July 28
113% Jun
22
124% Jan
120
106
Jun
11
119
69% Dec
39
53% Sep
125% Dec
29
112% Jun
100'/a Dec
22
24% Aug 29
2
Jan
15
69% Feb
4
2
123 y2 Jan
15
99 >/a Jan
25% Feb
5
42% Aug 31
21% Sep 15
1
23 y2 Jun
10
10
38
Dec
29
25
Sep
18
Sep
30
126
Dec
10
93
May 11
8% Jan
9
11% Sep
4
10 'A Jan
2
29
Public
General
5%
Apr
25 y4 Feb
9
General
3
General
23
General
Eqp
Railway
Realty
96% Mar 16
2
35% Dec
4
34% Jan
41% Nov
6
Corp..—.
Castings $6 pfd
General Telephone Corp.;
22
35% Jan
2
25% Sep
31 y. Feb
2
General
102% Jan
3
99
8
22% Sep
26
Sep 18
34% Mar 11
31
Apr
3
89
Mar 10
76
Oct
71% Dec
31
77% Feb
18
69
July 29
14 % Nov
10
23% Jan
5
30% Jan
9
9% Oct
85
28
25
32 y4 Jan
2
44% Oct
&
28
Gillette
(The)
Co
28
96% Jun
23
30
12% Sep
15
16% Mar 25
Jan
8
13
82 % Oct
2
Apr
15
23
Dec
1
79% Apr
10% Sep
23
21 y. Jan
9
Gleaner
32% Oct
27
42% Jan
24
27% Oct
14
38 y. Mar 20
Glidden
Co
8
124% May 24
115% Oct 27
8% Jan
18
138
Nov
24
18% May 22
130% Jun
30
135
14
19
11
Sep
$5
convertible
Gimbel
60% Sep
21
80% Jan
15
59
Sep
15
102% Jun
2
108% Feb
4
10y« Jan
4
5% Sep
22
9% Jan
20
Jan
3
6% Nov 17
•49% July
8
108
-00
Dec
29
51
~2
Oct
23
6% Jun
2
30
1
14
2% Mar 25
19
9y4 Feb
30
33
18% Oct
25
9
27% Feb
Jan
21
2
16% Dec
22
137% Dec
30
61% Oct
31
36
Mar 28
,19% Nov
10
4
27
28
(W R)
Union
5% %
cum
$2.25
Gt
Northern
Gt
Northern
17% Oct
1
19 y4 Mar 27
Great
2
64% Apr
15
73% Jan
30% Jun
9
40 y. Jan
26% Jan
22
19% Sep 18
23% Mar 25
13
Nov
28
12 V4 Jan
96% Apr
7
13% Aug 31
95% Jan
7
7%
2
87% July 31
413/4
41%
41'%
41'%
893%
90
90
893/4
89%
160
41%
41
•41%
41%
41%
41%
41%
12.000
27%
*27%
27%
27%
27%
200
21%
2.50
*98
27%
1
*27%
28
28
*76%
77'%
*76'%
*71
723/4
723%
1
9%
43%
par
*99%
101'%
7
100
*131
13%
Co
Ry
Western
21
Bay
2
Green
(H
Greenfield
&
L)
*
28%
28'%
28%
3,100
77%
77
77%
77%
130
*72%
723%
74
*72
10'%
10
10'%
14,200
43%
43'%
433%
6.800
*100
*100
101'%
14
101%
14%
143/8
83%
*81'%
83'%
10%
10 Va
10'%
14'%
13%
14'%
*81'%
83%
*81'%
10'%
103%
10'%
29
7
7 Va
♦131
132
14%
14%
29
29%
7
7'%
*131
132
*100
29%
28%
7'%
7
132
132
4%%
preferred
14%
29
7%
132
7.800
2,200
4.700
3,000
20
14 3%
14%
14'%
14'%
6.900
71
71
72%
72'%
73
7.700
25%
Ore
6"c
Die
*6
6 '/a
*53
53
25%
25%
54
53
106
25%
'•»;
53
26
52%
-
6
26
1'%
1'%
1%
*7%
7%
*7%
25%
1'%
7%
30'/a
10
*30%
30%
30
30%
30 Va
12.50
16%
16 %
16%
16%
16'%
92
90
90
90
7%
*30
16%
90
,—
*89%
...5
31%
*94%
1
com
9%
No par
Prop_.No par
pfd._l.No par
com...No par
100
Corp..No
32
31%
313%
*94%
95
9
9'.%
•32
32
31%
*88%
31%
95
16%
95
31%
*95
53%
106%
600
400
53%
200
26
1%
7%
2,600
10,400
1,100
30%
400
16%
4,400
91
31%
96
9%
9'%
9'/a
9'%
32'/a
9 Va
33
15,100
6
32'/a
32%
32%
200
1,500
80
6,500
50
17%
18
17%
18
17%
18
17%
18
1,800
49
49%
48%
49'%
49'%
50%
50%
51%
7,900
17%
2,100
17'%
*134
17%
17%
134
*70
75
34
34
21'%
21'%
72
72
1
34
34 %
*21
(The)—
21%
■
.
17%
17%
135%
17'%
135%
.
17%
.
135%
136
100
par
31%
95
6
*53
1%
1%
100
Stores
108
7%
Western RR
Inc„J.
&
1011%
14%
1%
;
Corp
10
9%
433/,
73,,
Co
Tap
74
10
44
83'%
6
53
100
common
Sugar
Common
•
20
28 %■-
77
5
preferred—
Iron
102
1.000
43%
43%
14
*98%
2,300
93%
10
1
*81%
100
22'%
283%
28
Va
100
101
*98
101
No par
(The)—
preferred
Green
Greyhound
; 11 y. Jan
*93% Sep
41%
893/4
preferred
conv
19% Mar 27
8
21%
41%
preferred
Gravson-Robinson
58% Mar 25
2
21%
No par
Co
Co
(W T)
3%%
5
41% Jan
21%
42
90
No par
Batteries Inc—'—4
&
1,800
2,900
42
Hosiery
18
Mar
22
12%
90
53'%
Grant
39% Mar 17
141
22
273%
101
1
107%
Sep
128% July 17
21%
12'%
8
*5%
7
Jun
12 3
52 Va
1«3W*n
19% Mar
12%
12'%
26^4
*100
*106%
4
5
67% July
12%
27%
26 3%
6%
97% Feb
149
12%
28
101
52'%
33% May. 1
47
♦100
101
107 %
29% July 16
14*). Jan
14.000
263%
26%
26 3%
*100
'106%
86% IMy 22
23
28
27%
28
27 %
27%
27 %
101
*106%
10
28
4,400
No par
preferred
May 26
Dec
18,600
4
51%
34% Dec
57
9,900
1%
70 •%
98 y2 Jan
16 y. Nov
27
243/8
3%
52%
15
2
46% Feb
2J%
4
71
30
4
23%
3%
51%
104% Jan
28
27%
26%
*12%
10
Granite City Steel common
N^v
*23'%
4
3%
4
900
Rubber—
20% Jan
31% Oct
,
*99%
-10
15
22
1,000
1,500
No par
;
14% Sep
85% Oct
Aug 14
48%
23%
10c
Co
30
Dec
48%
10'%
24% Jan
18
48%
29%
Grand
89
48%
10%
31% Mar 27
8
1,600
29%
18
11% Mar 17
23'%
23'%
1
26% Jan
31% May
13% Jan
96
23'%
2.50
May 26
99
95%
23'%
23%
5
Graham-Paige Motors
Granby Consol M S & P.
25
'
81
95%
23'%
3%
Fi
&
Grace
l%Sep
121%
95%
23%
121
70
Gotham
4
6% Jun
121%
121%
26'%
common—No par
Inc
<B
Tire
33% Mar
i
121%
200
44,700
23'%
No par
Co
Gould-National
IS
59%
*95%
23%
5
Corp
(The)
61% July 21
Feb
x59%
$5
Mar 19
9% Feb
~3%
27% Oct
*92% Sep
Apr
24% Sep
-
60 3/4
Common
Goodrich
7
Goodyear
104
121
49
No par
Goodall-Sanford
43% Sep
100
1,500
23%
43'%
common
5
81
6,400
5,300
95%
48%.
Co
preferred—
Mar
30
121 V4
48%
par
com
8
54% Dec
5
95%
*23
40%
Apr
77% Dec
May
121
*27%
Goebel Brewing Co
Gold & Stock Telegraph
66% Feb 20
58%
.'
11%
59'%
60'%
60%
60
1
preference—No
Brothers
$4.50
20
40
61%
1
common
Harvester
8% Jan
58%
100
99% Oct
15
60%
5
20
Plywood
18% Jun
Sep
58%
59%
93'%
122
preferred
X86
7
583%
100
14
7% Sep
58
11%
116
100
30
15
58%
58%
*92
■"
116
No par
—
Rubber
Georgia-Pacific
26
101% Oct
11%
11'%
*121
preferred
14% Nov
22
59'%
9334
11
116
preferred
79% Dec
83% Apr
58'%
93%
11%
*92
1,500
122
common.No par
Corp
3%%
15
34 y. Sep
Time
4y4%
6
18% <*an
Refractories
General Tire
May 11
74 y2 Apr
58
93%
11'%
573/8
573/4
933/4
600
9
*114
Shoe
Steel
4%%
100
Sep
15
Jan
8%
30,700
*121
Utilities
&
51
Jan
9
3,500
38
116
100
88 y2
24% Oct
*8%
1,900
84
122
Signal com.No
41% Nov
81
9
83
116
preferred
7
100
34%
*37'%
83%
•121
Corp
2
Dec
343/4
-373%
82%
121
Service
17
27
343/a
37%
122
Co
Dec
Gen
34%
34%
10c
Cement
45% Dec
Apr
10 7%
*121
General Public Utilities Corp
16
40
126
*10%
*115
No par
104% Jan
Sep
*125
10%
1%
series
21
July
126
100
Advertising-No par
29% Jan
.
1
common
25
19
1,100
83
57%
*93%
11%
*58%
preferred
Jun
25
300
18'%
37%
8%
No par
36% Feb
3
31%
18'%
34%
No par
92
20% Jun
31%
18%
*37'%
35'/a
8%
Corp
10%
11
10%
8%
No par
$3.75
Precision
21
40
72%
32
Rights
Oct
13
35
—No par
Corp
Outdoor
General
Mar 20
37% Jan
100
*124'%
125%
124
*
10%
81%
preferred
Preferred
6
Jan
Motors
General
5
18'%
*71
—100
General
1% Nov
4y4 Jan
*31 %
18
38
com
convertible
27% Mar 23
6
9
32
82%
common
General Portland
3% Jun
25
Corp
54% Mar 30
8
114
27% Dec
$5
71%
81%
preferred
General
14
15
91
3,200
71%
__No par
preferred
3%%
5
Sep
21% Sep
1% Nov
4% Dec
5%
14
1,700
11%
72
37%
Corp
$3.50
10%
10
Co—.
59 '/4 Nov
9
21'%
11%
1
General
9
20%
11%
18
124'%
conv)..No par
6
15
Dec
*124
Corp common—3
cum
18
16% May 14
3
($2
23
20
20% Jan
Preferred
Nov
Jan
147%
20'%
11%
*31%
18 Va
—
General Dynamics
10% Sep
52
*146
20 %
11%
72
32
18
100
88 y2 Jun
9
147%
193%
11%
ELECTION
DAY
72
*31 %
50
Corp—
preferred
11% Feb
60% Dec
*71
*146
147%
193%
11%
No par
com
♦146
20
11%
100
CLOSED
800
Contract
series
15
96% May 22
11% Dec 12
147'%
20
No par
preferred
Cigar Co Inc
8% Sep
50% Jun
24% Aug 15
60
Nov 24
20
2nd
*146
5
preferred
6%
46'A Mar 24
27% Jan
Corp
Corp com
preferred—
47o
2
27
121
4»%
23
Jan
2
4'%
Transportation—2.50
Baking Co common
.—5
preferred
———No par
$8
35% Mar 25
4'%
-4'%
•
23%
78
19% Jan
4 %-
27
General
Feb
4%
22%
6
16
3,200
4%
com
Cable
10
4»%
1
500
27
General
29% Sep
1,500
23%
Mar 25
16% Jun
27'%
27
263%
26%
223%
14
15
27
27%
23'%
15
22
200
27'%
26%
50
Corp..
Investors
Bronze
Dec
233/a
27
General
20% Dec
X23%
22 3/8
22% Mar 17
10% Oct
16% May 25
116
Jan
9
23%
*22%
23%
23%
$4.50
8
*23
2
General
79
223%
27
General
8
223%
22%
6
Jan
22%
23%
6
74
22
27
14'/a Mar 18
9% Sep
22
223/8
37% Nov
11% Nov 28
22
23%
104% Feb
13
22%
27
16
Mar 24
35
22'%
15
155
35
23 %
24
1
1,000
35
27
Sep
July
1,500
343%
22%
10% Oct
142
4,200
35'%
23 V4
31
28
2,400
7
27
98 y4 Jun
Feb
5»/a
18%
7
1
11
159
5
18%
7
35%
23 y4
com—
5
18%
6%
7
35%
23 %
preferred
Container
American
14
5
~I%
Inc
18%
18 5%
6%
7
4%
5
4%
18'%
..—5
convertible
31
17% Jan
34% Feb
"22
5Va
18%
1.66%
4 % f/c
General
13y« Dec
18% Aug 14
Jan
No par
Industries
Gaylord
63% Dec
12
20
35 %
(The).—
5
105% Oct
27
Apr
*6%
50
Co
29 >/4 Mar 24
9
Nov
Jan
18%
15
common
preferred
27% Jan
3
8% Jun
80
5
1
common
(The)—
Corp
17
15% Feb
41
Inc
Gardner-Denver
41% Jan
Apr
Gamble-Skogmo
5 %
1
(Robert)
21% Sep
22% Sep
21
July
(The)
Inc
Gamewell
15
11
Co
Co
10
26% Feb
61% Jan
Gair
38% May 19
27 y4 Jan
2
24% Oct
102
7% Mar
f 70
-
•
136
75
,
'
v
,-34
.
21'%
34%.
21%;
136
1*70
75
-
v
70
10
34
.
34 Va
1,900
21
21%
1,100
13%
11.200
.
3
13%
13%
13%
13%
.'13%
13%
13%
100
*91%
93 Va
*91%
93 %
91%
91%
'.*91%
93
50
21
22
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1786)
Continu,d-PaE9 6
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Lowest
Highest
25
23% Apr
19% July 28
31% July 15
7
Dec
10
Feb
20
38% Dec
23
27
63
Feb
27
77
Nov
28
66% Sep
41 %
25
58% Jan
16
1
22%
4%
Mobile & Ohio RR com.No par
30%
No par
*69 %
25
43%
*43%
9
Guaiitanamo Sugar
38% Jan
5
Gull
77
5
$5
50% Mar 27
Gulf
Sep
14
Jan
preferred
Oil
Corp..
Issued"
"When
Gulf States
22
20
25% Oct
103% Jan
105% Jan
16
97% Jan
3
7
90
98% Jan
2
106% May 20
105
Dec 16
92
Jun
97
July
32 %
Sep
15
36% Mar
23% Sep
15
29% Aug
105
Dec
16
May
24
2
105
SALE
PRICES
23
23%
Nov.
23%
4%
5
23%
4%
30 Va
*69%
70
70
70
44%
44 Va
44%
44%
*44%
44%
23%
31%
70%
70%
44
%
45
*44%
11.800
5
30%
70%
44%
Shares
23%
5
30%
45
45%
*45
the Week
Nov. 6
4%
30%
Friday
0
23%
5
30 %
30%
Sales for
Thursday
Nov. 4
45%
1,700
11,900
200
26,400
24%
24%
24%
No par
24 Va
100
*97%
99'/a
STOCK
*9/%
99%
99%
100
*98%
101
20
preferred ~_i—100
preferred
100
100%
100%
EXCHANGE
100%
101%
101%
102
102
102
370
103 %
103%
CLOSED
104%
103
103%
34%
34%
ELECTION
28%
28%
DAY
*16%
16%
$4.20 dividend
preferred
8
$4.40
8
Jan
HIGH
Wednesday
.+
Utilities Co-
Common
8
1
Jun
July
103
—
AND
Nov. 3
1
29
8% Jan
14
21
Sep
Tuesday
Nov. 2
Par
Aircraft Corp
Grumman
28% Jan
16
4% Oct
25
Monday
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
13% Mar 21
46% Oct
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1952
Lowest
LOW
STOCKS
Previous
Range for
Monday, November 9, 1953
...
$4.44 dividend
dividend
'103
24%
104%
25
'103
24%
25
11,200
10
H
24
33% Dec
30% Mar 26
15% May 26
11% May 29
17% Jan
68
May 26
81
Feb
19
17% Sep
23
Jun
11% Aug 27
18
26% Oct
3
18% July 16
107
34 % Aug
23
142
Jan
23
,26
5% Oct
29
\ 6% Jan
Oct
30
Jan
30
16% Jan
5
8
105% Feb
10
Jun
22% Sep
15
31
Feb
2
9
145
Feb
15
4% Sep
14
32% July 15
1
2
11% Jan
12% July
1
7% Jan 26
5
26% Aug 13
7 % May 20
Jan
8
36
14% Mar 20
8 % Mar 12
Sep
1W
4'Jo
Oil
F)
Watch
(M
5
No par
com
A)
pld__No par
104
Refrac
com—15
Marx
&
America
Corp of
10
preferred
Hayes Industires Inc
14%
14%
14%
2,600
5%
5%
5%
5%
1,600
9
23
29% Jan
2
Hecht
87
Nbv
5
29% May 12
34
Nov
3
31
Jun
34% Jan
22
91
Apr
97
Jan
21
26% Feb
5
93% Ma
100
May 20
24% Dec
2
26
22 % Nov
38 % Sep
30
34% Apr
17
4
r
21% Apr
35 % Jun
25
30
15
20% Apr
74% Jan
126 % Jan
3
Oct
29
66% Oct
31
x78% Mar
120% Feb
(II
Holme
J)
*32
33
*32 %
*95
97
*95
97
*95
97
25
preferred..
*36
15%
*15 %
15%
15 'A
15 V*
15%
15%
700
67 Va
67%
68
69
68%
69%
7,500
*120%
121%
Jun
17
9
37% Sep
15
44% Feb
3
Hershey Chocolate
4
53% Apr
14
21% Oct
22
26 % Jan
14% Oct
31
24% Jan
70
24
74
82% Dec
26
14% Jan
21
18
9% Dec
14
7
14
91
2
15% Jan
6
22 % Jan
5
17
22% Apr
4
29
20
8% Sep
18
11% Jan
1
% Apr
x26 % Jan
4
2
39
44% Oct
23
50% Sep
16
12% Mar 11
27
22
26
14
28% Jan
2
47
5
57
19
55
Sep
22
90
Jun
16
Oct
7
Sep
15
35% Jan
18
32% July
21
30
49
Aug
42
8
.
64% Jan
102
Feb
2
4
116% Mar 19
17
Mar 25
1
36% Jan
30
July 20
57% Feb
24
88
Nov
3
96
May 16
80 % Jun
9
93% Feb
3
94
Jan
11
102
Mar 25
91
July 17
99% Jan
5
103
Dec
23
103% Dec
96
Jun
103% Jan
13
23
18
36% Oct
7
9% Sep
21
21
Dec
19
13 %
8
.May
14%
14%
14%
26%
26%
*26%
35%
35%
35
35 %
35
35%
35
49%
35%
1,800
50
49%
49 Va
49
49%
49 %
49%
2,500
58
1,300
com.—5
4% Dec
16
1
24% Nov
28
2% Sep
18% Sep
Texas
100
No par
(Del)
Stores Corp
Howe Sound Co
5%
&
—25
1
Manhattan common—100
preferred——
noHcum
Hudson-Bay
8
Hunt
15
11%
11%
5%
5%
5%
14%
14%
26%
*26%
57
57
*95
*94
*99%
96
14%
14%
32%
32%
500
43
43%
44
44 %
44%
1,300
91
*89'/4
91
*89 V*
43
95%
27
64
16%
10%
10%
10%
10%
3%
3%
14%
1
2%
par
3%
20%
3'/4
8%
STOCK
27
27%
64%
66
*15%
16
*15%
11
11%
27'/a
27%
66
3%
16,800
2,100
66%
300
16
15,300
11%
3%
*3%
1,000
8%
*7%
8%
*7%
41%
41%
41%
41%
41%
42
3,900
CLOSED
11%
12%
11%
12 Va
11%
12
20,900
14%
14%
*14%
15
14 Va
14%
700
2%
3,800
•'
14%
2%
ELECTION
20% '
.'
101
EXCHANGE
41
-'ii-fv 1
.
*7
95%
*100
"
10
90
*94
101
16
6.66%
320
1,600
14%
33
63%
■
96
106%
14%
26%
12%
Refrigerator Co—.No
•95
33
16%
*7%
—
57%
106%
100
14%
64%
40%
1,400
32%
26%
3%
1,000
15
26%
14%
64%
10%
4
105%
105%
26 %
100
Inc.—
105
1,000
6,800
32%
100%
*16
12.50
Corp
Hussmau
32%
96
105
9
14%
57%
*95
9
*26%
26%
57%
96
Ltd—No par
Mhi & Sm
Foods
Hupp
5
1
....
Hudson Motor Car
Jan
11%
*94
2
24
9%
11%
5%
,
5%
TOO
5% Mar 19
15
57%
9'/a
.
11 Va
95%
2
19% Jan
14
9
9
11
100'A
17
July 14
57%
..,
*99
59% Feb
Jan
9%
*94
16
66% July 31
3
17% Dec
4
16
5%
4.40%
30
17
1,200
2,300
*89%
Hudson
370
17%
29%
43%
&
82
17%
29%
95%
Oil
81%
17%
29 '/a
90%
3% Oct
Mar 11
82
17%
29 Va
90%
7
8
82
17%
29
5%
loo
21 % Jan1
14% Mar 11
81
17%
28%
-
11%
preferred
14
Oct
80 Va
17%
28%
14%
32%
9% Sep
4
81%
17%
120
*5 %
Howard
12
81%
*42%
Houston
28
29,100
*14%
7
6
16%
69
3
1
13
16%
69
$2.25 conv preferred
50
Household Finance common—No par
3% %
pre 1 erred.
100
6
18% Nov
17
68 Va
105%
17% Jan
May
300
16%
68'/a
105%
79
Jun
54
25%
17 Va
69
*95
27% Nov
22
14
25%
16%
69
No par
17
11
Apr
19% July 28
25% Aug
6
5% Aug 11
25'/a
17%'
No par
15
Dec
85
Jan
Co
2nd
pfd ser B
Houdaille-Hersltey common
4%
400
53
69%'
div
$4.20
22
26
28
25%
50
39%
17
$4.25 preferred
Sep
19
30
16% Nov
25%
*25%
121%
*39
*51%
11%
preferred
15% Sep
18% Apr
*52%
*121
39 V4
53
39 Va
52%
..10
preferred
Houston Light &, Power
58% Oct
3% May 15
19
25%
121 Va
120%
39%
*52%
.
80
37%
No par
Honolulu Oil Corp
Hooker Electrochemical
7
*36%
*9
Homestake Mining
102% May
36%
.12.50
41% Mar 10
Aug 13
36 Va
1.100
—30
6
Oct
36 Va
22%
5
10
conv
22%
1
Holly Sugar Corp common
5%
22%
—5
26% Jun
2
22%
69%
28%
Co
& Sons
33 % Oct
32% Mar
Jan
(A)
22%
39%
52%
5
7
12
3
Furnace
40
10
Paper Co
Apr
19
,
(conv)— No par
Corp—
(Charles E)
Co
Holland
17% Mar 23
14% Nov
16% Jun
Hires
Hollander
11
12% Oct, 24
12 % Feb
Hotels
Hlnde & Daucli
121%
40
*25%
100
22%
67-
*120 V*
5
2nd pl'd
$4% cum
Hilton
66%
*52%
Inc
preferred series A
9
Sep
103 V
9% Apr
52% Apr
3%%
*15
50
Heyden Chemical Corp common—1
6
Mar
7% Jan
Hewitt-Robins
66 % Dec
2
41% Jan
Feb
19
Apr 21
31% July 17
No par
common
preferred series A
69% Feb
30
94% Jan
Mar 27
Oct
11
29% Mar 21
33% Jan
29
5% Oct
11% Mar 31
27
3o
Oct
16
2
73% Jan
14
5
Sep
19% Oct
7
18% Feb
19
21
16% Mar
22% Nov
11
Aug
72% Sep
7
107% Jan
May 12
23% Sep
12% Sep
62
7
100
97
36 Va
48% Jun
26
*95
22%
7
Jan
900
210
33'
22%
15
Apr
4,800
*35%
Hercules
4%%
18
24%
10
42 % Feb
113
8/
bo
87%
33
33%
53% Oct
22
17%
23%
*86 %
33
100
common—,
iion-cmu
17%
24'/,
*32
126% Dec
6
17%
*24
85
21
10
17%
24 %
*84
37% May 21
9
51% Jan
5
17%
24%
85
Motors
—„_No par
Hercules Powder common.—No par
5%
preferred
100
21% Mar 31
17%
24%
*84
25
Co common
W)
17%
24%
100
preferred—
(G
7%
.—15
1
common
preferred
3.65%
38% Mar 13
15% Oct
6'0 % Sep
Heinz
100
1,900
14%
78 '/a Jun
3% %
33%
5%
7
Mar
700
5%
*32%
33
14%
2
21
2,800
24%
5%
5%
30
Sep
26%
135
*24
5%
33
120
14%
Jan
17% Oct
5 %
5%.
26
*134
24 Va
33%
*33
Va
135
24
30
104
104
1,500
5%
May
23
5%
26
*134
24%
900
14
14%
90
1
X25 Va
26%.
135
13
67%
13%
104
500
5%
32% Jan
16
Sep
103%
200
5,900
16%
14%
18
19'A Jun
80
104 %
13
*67
13%
35%
28%
28
12%
13%
26
*34%
*16%
67%
*67
13%
24%
33%
35%
12%
67%
*134
5%
*33
*34%
_1
Corp..
2
Hazel* A Mas Glass Co———<—5
28% May
26%
5%
12%
*104
24
Mlg
Co
50
16%
13%
135
1
common
4%%
Hayes
26 %
24
28 V*
16 %
*66
104
*134
28
16%
12%
$4.25
%
28%
16%
13%
100
34 %
28
66%
13
Co
Scliaflner
34%
13
13
66%
2.50
Co__
preferred—.————.—100
Hart
Hat
Co
Paper
Harbison-Walk
6%
Cementing__5
preferred
conv
Hanna
25
Well
Printing Co
Hammermill
2
July
22% Sep
4
T6% Mar
9% May 20
6% Apr 15
Hamilton
131
July 29
33
23
100
5
2
21% Oct
Jan
71
15
May 27
12% Sep
21
139% Oct
14
Jan
Water
Halliburton
Hall
65
9
102% Jan
10
Hackensack
18 % Mar 13
16
19
Nov
xl4
2
5
DAY
2%
2%
20%
20%
2%
2%
*20
8%
2%
20%
20
20
700
I
36
46 % Dec
Apr 29
54% Jan
95
Apr
8
48% Mar 25
50 % Apr
53
May 21
44
May
5
50
Jan
5
4.08%
cum
preferred
50
*48
48%
46
Sep
2
52
Jan
7
4.26%
cum
50
*49%
51%
49%
55% Oct
49% Jun
18
54% Vtir u
4.70%
preferred.—
preferred
preferred
50
*52%
53%
*52%
50
51%
*51%
51%
41% Mar 24
17
8% Jan
30
5
52
38% Sep 23
84
Sep
1
151
Apr
7
35% Sep 15
18% Sep 15
Oct
23
641/4 Aug
81 "
Feb
20
96% Dec
.
29
164% Nov
25
51% Jan
19
1
1
4
29% Jan 29
14% Dec
9
18% May
l
88% May 19
15% Jun 16
23 % Jan
3
22
36% Jan
172
Apr
23% Dec
4
31% Apr 17
88% Jan 25
2
Dec
41% Jan
94
19
24% Sep
23
148% Jun
21% Sep
27% Sep
80
common—No par
RR
Co..
Ingersoll-Rand
6%
Steel
6
Intercheinical
Corp
14
254% Mar 17
33
Jan
166% Jarf
5
7
Harvester
7%
Int'l
39% Jan
2
lilt,
90
Jan
8
4%
2
Int'l Nickel
4
26
3
16
9
9 %
15
132% M&r 11
Packers
International
Paper
6% Oct
22
10% Mar 17
43% May 28
68
Oct
9
46
Oct
15
64
45
May 29
May 29
57
Jan
14
41
Jun
29
55;
Jan
36% May 16
40
Aug 15
47
38% Jan
13
7
International
International
Silver
Jail
15-
Feb
19
20
20% Dec
4
13% Sep
15
20% Jan
6
30% Sep
3
24
10
30
2
International
26
Nov
Sep
32% July
16
25% May
8
22% Apr 17
26% Nov 12
126% Oct
22
3% Oct
4
28 % Oct
8
2
24% Oct
30
30
9% Sep
29% Jan
15
11
19
41% May 21
Feb
15
62% Feb
19
Interstate
Power
27
16
31% Mar 16
Iowa-Illinois
22 % Jun
15
26% Mar 16
Iowa
5
16
Oct
28
141 % Jan
13
111
Nov
4
5% Jan
19
26% Aug 15
3
Jun
8,500
5
5
Sep
15
17% Oct
14
90
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3
82
100
May
43
Nov
6
19
101
Jan
16
74% Jan
2
7
38% Feb
2
18
50% Feb
19
82
Sep
26
Jersey Cent
Jewel Tea
3%%
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6
Johnson
24% Jan
5
Jones As
Sep
18
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29% Sep
14
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47
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89
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Feb
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88
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Jacobs (F I.) Co
Jaeger Machine Co
Jefferson Lake Sulphur
23
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9
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4
May 12
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30
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25
6
11
7
9
16
Feb
July
78% Jun
22
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130
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2,900
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30
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82
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100
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31
34
96
22
29
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2
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'Feb
2
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.
7%
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20
19% Jan
Jan
36
2
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26
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18
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40
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Jan
22
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9
39%
v
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preferred
Oct
54
40%
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common.—7.50
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2
41%
1
•
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7
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preferred
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100
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9 %
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7
51%
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16
102
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100
15
18
100
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52%
42
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5
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24%
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of
52%
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International
5
100
52%
42
preferred..
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48
51
163
preferred
7
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91
93
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48
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51%
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46
72%
105
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;
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,9%
39
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40
105
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_
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105
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72
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preferred
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par
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common
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19 % Mar 11
1
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Industria. Eleclrlea De Mex, S
Industrial Rayon
15
55% Dec
12% Oct
Illinois Terminal
phi ser A —100
Indianapolis Power & Light—No
1% Oct
1
21
ciun
37% Sep
128% Sep
27
5% Jan
4.42%
6
9% Oct
Apr
Co
cum
21
48 % Jan
137% Aug
14% Jan
105
5
25
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common.100
Co
25% Nov
15
Sep
12
Jan
Illinois
RR
conv
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15
14
28
lioncuni
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23
1
7
29% Feb
14
1
3
48
Aug 13
15
23
May 15
3 % May
224
Jan
161% Jan
10
4
97% Jan
101
13% July 17
21% Sep 15
Jun
130% Jan
42% May
56% Jan
13% Sep
29% Oct
40% May
6% Mar 16
86
29
2
40% Mat 16
July 14
246% Dec
16% Mar
11% Apr
19
Nov
22
160% Jan
27
4% Aug 19
96
Apr
13
7% Jan
18
24
21
34% Jun
*
52
186
4
Oct
6%
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53
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6
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44
16
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28
44
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18
22
44
30
28
33% May
1
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41% Oct
43%
88% Jan
113% Jan
48% May 19
21% May
20
11
18
42 % Dec
8
155% Jan
Illinois Central
65% Sep
101% Sep
52% Aug 21
6% Sep
Idaho Power Co
Dec
109
17
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7
45% Feb 23
x47% Jan
40% May 25
88% Dec
'
60
60%
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95
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10
16
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10
95% Jan
92
Sep
11
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18
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Dec
106
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1
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32% Jun
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2
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4
17
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28
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19
10
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5
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70
Apr
82
Feb
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8
2
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3
3
Jan
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15
19
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16
101
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Jan
28
Nov
7
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27
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8
49% Jan
21
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83% Sep
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21
25
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5
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54% Sep
42% Dec
May 12
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18
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67
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22
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28
45
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25
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25
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357/8
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32
32
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44
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105
25
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82
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10
__100
48
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*
105
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1
No par
preferred
Kresge
n01
1
„
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Koppers Co Inc common—
19
Nov
98%
12%
37% Apr
24
98%
12%
33% Jun
5
31% Jan
98%
5
4Yo
41% May 19
95
*57%
EXCHANGE
Klng-Seeley Coir_,
Kinney (G R) Cojcommon
5
39% Jan
22
98
18%
5
97% July 30
Jan
93
the Week
County Land Co
2.50
Keystone Steel &. VV"-e Co—No par
Kimberly-Clark Corp com—No par
5
24
30%
18%
Kennecott Copper ;
Mar 17
25
30%
93
50
9
3
Nov. 6
93
*I04'/'' 105%
1
Friday
Nov. 5
31 %
8.75
Kern
6
111% Feb
15
30%
Sales for
Thursday
*92
preferred
—
PRICES
Nov. 4
94
*97
No par
non-cum
Kayser .(Julius) _<& Co
Kelsey Hayes Wheel
25
6
114
25
4%
SALE
Wednesday
31
Kansas Power & Light Co
27
14
28
Oct
13% Oct
21% Oct
8
91
1
Common
28
37% Oct
23
34
Mar 17
9
2
Apr
35% Oct
Oct
21
7
27
18% Jan
37
26
71
30
Mar
110
16
27
July
30"%
100
HIGH
Nov. 3
<'92
100
JCai
45% Aug 10
July
92% Jan
1„
Apr
14
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Tuesday
Nov. i
Par
6
..-22% Aug
51% Sep
20
40
9
Jan
<
Kansas City Pr & Lt Co com.No par
3.80%
preferred
100
13
13% Sep
59% Sep
22
40% Feb
31% Mar 13
105
Monday
EXCHANGE
102% May 21
15
20% May
^
Highest
26% Jun
2
Jan
LOW AND
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
26% Jail
Sontinued—Page 7
*
Year 11)52
200
100
36
34%
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49
1,600
43%
44
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L
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9% Dec
23
8
Jun
9
5% Dec
7% Jan
19
4% Sep
15
8
!
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5%
7
l
Feb
Laclede
24
Jan
21
19% Jan
2
11% Mar
16% Dec
12
14% Sep
14
50
12
48
25% July 16
72 % Jan 30
18% Sep
14
24 % Mar 17
47
Sep
21
64
23% Nov
5
45
Jan
20% Jan
54% May
20% Apr 15
88
Jan
8% May
21% May
14
26% Dec
2
»
Dec
8
7% Oct
25% Jun
56
10
21% Dec
1 % Dec
26
-2% Jan
17% Jan
29
16
Mar 12
14% Sep
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43/4
4%
43/4
4%
600
21%
215/8
21 »/4
22%
213/4
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15%
15%
15%
15%
*15
15%
400
51
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51
50
20%
20%
48%
49
(James) & Sqns Co coinmon__3
preferred
4
4
100
24%
24%
23%
Feb
18
23
86%
86%
86%
Rubber
;
3.85%
22% Jan 20
Lehigh
Valley RR___
Lehigh
Valley Coal
•
1% Jan
7
14% Jan
Tire
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co
i
Lehigh Portland Cement-
Mar 24
6
$3 nonciun
5% Feb
21
81% July
13% Dec
18
16% Mar 28
Nov
18% Mar 27
17
Lehn
25
Jail
7
*33% Feb
16% Sep
11
27
22% Mar 17
42% Dec
23
Lerner Stores Corp
33% Sep
8% Jan
14
42% Feb
4
7
10% Apr
13
34% Jun
10
7% May
1
35% Oct
28
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4
160% Jan
9
2
49
May
43
Jan
xl2% Apr
33 % Nov
Feb
62% Sen
6
14
13
Jan
38
Jan
76
Dec
15
74
Jan
80 % Jan
5
173% Apr
30
155
Jun
5
74
29
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58% Jun
48% J1111
25
30
21% Dec
26
46% Mar 17
1
22
Jail
2
Nov
26
75 %
Apr
14
18% Apr
15
11% Oct
28
24% July
111 % Jau
15 %
64
2
6
Libby
2%
Liggett
7%
6
Lily
&
!
Tulip Cup
38% Mar
3
Lion
4
Liquid Carbonic
21% Feb
Oil
Corp com
13
5
18
14% Mar 25
26
Sep
15
34% Mar 19
Lone
Star
Cement
16
26
Apr
15
Lone
Star
Gas
110
Aug
5
5
43% Feb
7
21% Oct
14
14% Jan
35 % Mar 26
2
17% Dec
Long Bell
2
15% Jun
10
18%, Mar 25
102
Jan
101
2
107
24
106% Nov
July J4
Dec
21
101
97
Jun
12
33
5
25% Dec
3
Jan
9
52% Feb
24% Feb
18
41 %
Dec
23
20
67% Dec
30
20
33% Aug
99% July
147
91% Jan
8
37% Oct
16
50
Jan
Co
Lighting Co
5.25%
5%
2
5.25%
7%
Co
10
41% Jan
2
15
67% Jan
2
Louisville
8
30% Apr
7
92
30
6
35 %
15
7% Oct
23
May 25
97
Jan
26
,45% Jan
May 25
36% Sep
22
&
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Wood
9
8%
8%
9
8,100
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36%
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500
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77
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773/4
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169
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171
73
73
75
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38
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31
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65
65
27
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16%
17
9,700
23
16%
10
*104%
17
105%
__100
*104
105
105%
100
10
Co
(Ky)_No par
50
& Sons Inc com—1
\*
STOCK
*104 3/4
38%
60%
105%
*104
105
*1051/4
106'A
26%
271/B
158%
CLOSED
ELECTION'
38%
-
T6%
27%
27
,
24%
EXCHANGE
105%
1—100% '*158% 160
158'/a
DAY
61
383/4
300
*104%
105%
*105
1041/4
1041/4
*104
104%
*1051/4
1061/4
*1051/2
1061/4
10
271/4
263/4
27%
8,500
27
4
38%
60%
109
61
160
160
*38 3/4
105%
*160
~50
161
50
39%
383/4
383/,
500
60 %
61
603/4
61 %
4.500
32%
1.200
'
.
Co—
*32
32%
321/4
323/a
323/4
10()
*93%
95%
*93%
95%
*93%
95%
96
96
80
10
preferred series A
Lukens
9
17
Nashville—
Lowenstein' (M)
..
7,000
2,700
8%
•
65%
common
Louisville Gas &
55
Sep
17%
38%
9%
31
preferred—x—xi
34% Jun
-
1,400
17%
38 3/4
16%
preferred
preferred-series C
(P)
15%
171/4
38%
i}0%
series B
Lorillard
153/a
1,600
16%
*65%
pfd series A
9
5
15%
35
38%
—100
14
30% Aug'
15'/4
15%
900
1,800
34%
17
38%
com
Jan
158 % Mar 12
34%
77
No par
106% Jan
18
68%
*34
100
A
105% Nov
5
Jun
68
34%
100
preferred
Lumber MM'd)
6
24% Jan
158% May 24
671/4
33 %
2,200
38%
25
conv
13
May
101% Jun
20% Aug
143
Jan
110
2%
15
24%
preferred
x
Long Island
4.75
3,000
2%
.
16%
37%
common
15
*27% Nov
7%
2%
36%
Lockheed Aircraft:Corp
28
7
*23/8
38 V4
*71 %
Corp—
23% Jun
convertible
31% Nov
6%
2%
1
Feb
30
6%
No par
74
27% Nov
_
171/a
%
10,400
%
No par
17
Inc
2,700
16%
%
7%
17%
9
No par
-
23
Loew's
27%
163/s
%
2%
15
2.50
103% Jun
23 % Jan
4"
107,200
38%
No par
-
Jun
3%%
27
25
com
20% Apr
10% Sep
1
120
9%
9%
271/8
100
(The)i
Co
1,000
86%
%
.
*
5
Corp
10%
200
24
23%
*85
17
5
Tobacco
Corp
Lionel
233/8
360
1,000
50
6%.
34
14%
7
Link Bell, Co
27% Mar 27
16
203/4
*49
9,800
38%
10
preferred—-
47% Mar 16
14
5
No par
&
16%
"%
203/4
50
93/a
16%
r
67
*33
Products
Myers
66%
"
203/4
9%
66%
2%
1
xl—j
Libby
Corps.
Savers
6
Nov
Fink
McNeill
6
pfd-
(The)...
issued"
6c
Aug
75
Corp
"When
Life
2nd
noncum
Lehman
82
15
Sep
i*ov
38% Mar 17
9
28% Sep
50c
171 % Nov
35% Sep 24
19% Feb
9
14
22
3d
2
Dec
16% Oct
66
14
'34% Nov
•Ian
9%
9%
86%
27
7%
Libbey-Ovvens-Ford Glass Co_
21
2
d
14
231/4
*85
271/4
%
7
No par
29
20%
*48 3/4.
50
27
16%
%
9%
*49%
203/4
8%
27
16%
~
20%
*49
9V4
x27
51
*49%
No par
3% Dec
2% Sep
8%
10
25
,_No par
1
common
1st preferred
70% Feb
23
9%
23%
86%
Lees
50
9%
50
3
34
4
4%
21%
1
&
4
28
*43%
21%
,5
Lee
95
18
9%
4%
—No par
Co
9
.11% Jan
•
9%
preferred'
4%%
Lane-Wells
Jan
July 14
6% Nov
v
9%
*4%
a.
Lambert) Co (The.)—
"
4
5
4
pfd_75 Pesos Mex
Lane Bryant common
29 % Feb
23
30% Nov 26
1
86
19
Nov
7
92% May
1
9% Dec 22
1
Feb
13
Oct
25% Aug 20
18% Mai-18
'
Co—
La Consolidada 6%
4
18% Oct
Gas
*41%
42%
*41%
42%
42%
42%
43
43
300
321/4
32%
M
10
Nov
40%
14
15% Jail
Aug
4
45
1283/4 Sep
12
Oct
10
135
30
Dec
26% Oct
15% Aug
485
29
41
Jun
8
45
125
Sep
17
132
10% July 13
15% Nov
30
21% Sep
26
28
Feb
6% Nov.
8
14
536
Dec
.
8
Jan
7
Apr
18
8% Oct
2
12% Jaii
17
22% Apr 24
10% July
2
29% Jan
52% Feb
23
July 11
22
Jan
63/4 Sep
Jan
.8
9
May
32
12
28
Mar.
9
25:)/4 Jun
18
11
21
25
10
13
Mar
57 Va Jan
22
52 % Jun
15
58
Feb
Nov
8
Oct
22% Sep
7
94
Jun
9
80
25
16
Dec
19
17
27% July
(R
4%%
H)
Co
Mar
—100
5
Inc
No par
com
preferred series A—<—100
Madison
23% Mar 19
8
88% Mar .9
12% Jun
Co
&
preferred
16
18!ia Mai- 20
Martin
2
10
Sep
14
14% Mar
2
20% Feb
18
15
49% Apr
io
34 %
10
98 Va Jun
Jun
17
25% Feb
(Glenn-L)
30
2
Masonite
20% Jan'
2
Master
41:% Jan
2
Mathieson
5
4.25%
,
110% Jan
34% Aug 11
27% Jun
98
83% Jun
5
95
Jail
20
$3.75
97
82% Jun
12
95
Jan
0
$3.75
13
$3.40
cumulative
Mar 16
Maytag
14% Jan
4
45% Jan
18
87
19% Dec
51
42
Feb
31
16
I tec
.»t>
45
4
15 Vb Nov
4
31
20% S-^-p
14
30 "2 Feb
10
45 %
28
13
42
Oct
22
45% Feb
17
12% Nov
5
15% Feb
28
89% Dec
5
Nov
17% Mar
30
55% Mar
98%
•
A
7
or
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Nov
71
28
74
Sep
57% S
Nov
20
83% Apr
33% Nov
17
46
Jan
28
233/4 Jan
31
26 % Jan
7
12% Nov
3
15% Jan
21
Sep
33% July
2
27
11% Sep
24
28% Feb
2
21% Sep
14
86
94
Jan
14
83% Oct
23 Vn Mar
12 % Oct
47
8
22
26% Dec
16
Feb
24
Dec
10
21 % Dec
9
6
35 % Jan
22
93% Dec
12
84% Jan
4
104% Oct
3
121
Jan
Nov
7
23
28
% Jan
2
54
% Fell
Co
8
3,100
1,400
McCord
3%%
McLellan
14% Jan
22
McQuay
28
Mar 20
May
1
McKesson
&
$3.50 preferred
$4
29
$4.25
5
No par
12%
*78%
conv
2nd
2nd
140
560
87
18%
7,800
47%
15%
22%
22%
5,000
94
15%
23
3,700
800
*41%
12%
42%
100
12%
43
12%
11,800
79
79
79
*78 V4
79
10
65%
65%
66
66
66
65%
66
3,000
32
32
32%
32 %
32 %
32%
32%
2.000
55
*78
79
5
55
55
55
—18
36
363/8
35%
36%
20
20
20
20 Vg
,
-■
•
55
54%
54%
700
36
36%
36%
36%
3,300
20 %
55
20V4
19%
20
1.800
12%
25 Va
*85
13
*12%
25 Va
85%
10
27%
12%
1.400
1
273/4
27%
27%
27%
27 Va
27%
27 Va
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
46
46
*46
47 %
Va
47 V4
3%
16%
16%
*16%
17
16%
17'/«
17
17
19 Vb
19%
19%
20
20%
20%
21J/4
,
19%
,
*46 Va
300
7.600
25%
85%
1
—
13
25%
86 %
47 Va
*46
1,400
60
600
32,400
/
No par
*87%
89%
*87%
*88 Va
89 Va
pid
No par
95%
97%
98%
99%
99
99%
98%
96,
96
95%
96
95%
98%
95%
1,800
963/4
26%
"*26%
27
27
27
27
27 %
1,000
30
31
No par
12
3
Co.
5
*96
26%
29%
30%
pfd—100
*92
30%
r-
89%
*87 Va
89
200
30%
30%
64,700
30%
30 Va
30%
30%
30 %
1,800
*92
94
94
94
95
101
101
29 %
30
303/8
94
30%
95
4.35%
preferred
series
—_100
*101
93 % Jan
13
3.85%
preferred
series
100
*91
95
*92
95
*92
96
*92
93 % Feb
4
3.80%
preferred
series
—100
*90%
95
*91
95
*91
96
*91
96
preferred
Copper
series
100
5
21%
21%
Petroleum
10
61%
61%
Inc.—No par
27%
27%
40
96
Jun
95% May 23
109% Aug
8
26% Dec 18
84
July
99
May 21
18 3/8
Sep
14
293% Mar
5
Miami
55% Sep
223/4 Jun
22
66% Jan-
2
Mid-Continent
9
27% Mar
9
Middle
12 Va
*47
15 %
30
2
_
88
28
22%
*41 y2
Va
18 Vb
18
47%
200
94
94
*85
900
9.800
31%
Mergenl,baler Linotype Co—No par
Merritt-Chapman & Scott
12.50
3
fwe
17%
15 V4
29%
*92 V4
87
6.600
65%
preferred—50
Inc
14
28% Nov 28
93%
200
5
Co—
Sep
14
29%
93
120
26,300
106
*105
106
93 Va
*47
22%
_1
Metropolitan Edison 3.90%
footnotes
18
39%
700
7,100
1
;
preferred.
Machine
18
38%
"85
12%
preferred—100
18%
17%
93
-
15%
12"%
18
18>/4
15%
12
39%
29%
;
17%
12%
Mesta
For
*22 %
14%
*11%
85
39
*105
47%
15%
common__50c
2
203/4 Feb
1,7 %
*47
15%
55
23%
17%
-
42
—
3
17%
47
42
9
28
15%
22%
39% Jan
813/4 Jan
17
*463/8
29%
42
98% Jan
8
105 %
22%
4
16
104%
105%
39%
42
11
Jan
*104
18
38%
86
Jun
20
100
17%
18%
17.%
*
*84
Nov
58% Oct
17%
17%
393/8
86
95
6
17%
38%
*84
86
20
18%
1
_5
No par
30
Oct
11%
50
1st
55
23%
*84%
15
29%
11
91% Feb
14%
11%
94
May 27
105
14%
11%
92
Jun
97% Jun
14%
11%
92
101
14
14%
28%
108
Feb
85
94
3
105
24'%
83
94
2
Jan
55
23%
85
93
18
91
54 %
24
85
29
37% Dec
25
54%
23%
85
94
923/4 Jan
Jan
54 Va
24
*92
15
101
54%
23%
No par
Co
Inc
20
Nov
54%
*83
common—16%c
Stores
Co
27
31
8.000
12%
_
Co
convertible
5%
Oct
16
6,500
12%
■
13 V8
Jan
Jun
1,600
19%
12%
-
14%
Co
96% Oct
22
7%
19 Va
12%
_5
Oct
22
7%
19%
12%
86 %
May
30
7%
19 Va
12%
25%
80
Jat?
7%
19%
12%
25
Mercantile
31
7%
19%
*13,
Merck
15
*7%
*85
5
300
7%
No par
Corp
(The) common
600
200
19%
series-No par
Shoe
24
— •«.—
12%
13
Co
24
4%
4%
7%
No par
Mlg
%
12%
86%
7
Sep
23%
25"%
19 % Jan
25
23%
23%
13
25% Jan
89
4%
24%
Sep
111
4
4%
*85
Aug
15% Sep
21
4%
10
Melville
91% Sep
%
4%
Corp common
No par
% % preferred (1st series)
100
Mengel
50% May 21
4
5
xl9%
No par
& Bobbins Inc.
Norris
1.100
2.100
532
4%
4%
23%
18%
18
*516
5
Mead
4
23%
18%
532
*11%
17%
_
Corp
Stores
*516
6.25
Publishing
Porcupine Mines
Mclnlyre
28"2 Mar 19
9234Jun
23%
24%
18 Va
18%
1
common—
Electric
2
14.3 4 May 22
Sep
24
4%
24
24
532
*23%
100
pfd
convertible
21
•
18%
*516
*4%
McGraw-Hill
26 % Jan
24
18%
—50
—
Stores
M'cGi-ftvv
24 Va
532
5
preferred.!
McCrory
18%
4%
No par
.'
Corp
$2.50
*24%
*516
*4%
common
Corp
38% Jan
'
1
180
1
common.
preferred
17
2
33% Jan
8
Mar 12
95
46
'
28
Jan
,
$3
McCall
80 %
No par
preferredpfd 1947
12
50 % Mar 12
16
Oct
4
.
May Dept Stores
26 Vb Jan
8
15% Apr
22
7-"
12
32% Aug 11
71 % Jan 12
17
19% Oct
Mar
Mar 25
92
15
22% July 15
Aug 19
52
21 %
22
52
3
21
28
p
26% Sep
65
85 % Jan
26% Dec
7
14% Oct
July 2
Sep 15
Sep 29
19% n<*c
i
15% Mar 12
x22% Nov
75
*79%
6%
com
cum
.
80
8
common*.
preferred'—'.
conv
2
10
3,700
6% >
'
2
Jan
223/8
6%
50
Co—
25
79
22»/8
8 Va
Chemical. Corp com
90% Jan
32% Mar.23
22
7%
10
Corp.
Electric
90% Jan
10
10
60,300
6%
Co—
29% Jan
July 21
May 7
May 2
80%
21%
79%
15%
7%
Martin-Parry Corp-;
16% Sep
17% Sep
Aug 28
80
...
15%
6%
.4—
13% Jun
113
22
300
15 Va
6%
preferred/(conv).
33% Jan
3
21%
1,400
*7%
;
Cor))
15
30
223/8
5
28
17% May 12
22
14%
8%
43
130
6%
Shirt
9% Apr
38'/«. Oct
14%
1
21% Oct
104% Jan
14
No par
Midland
%'/»
15%
*8%
43
130
7%
——
(The)
Marshall Field
4
14%
8%
43%
130
81%
Bros
4%%
15
43%
*127
6%
——
Sep
8%
8%
43
130
*7%
Manati Sugar Co__:
Marine
*42%
*127
*80%
Maracaibo Oil Exploration
Marathon Corp
Jan
8%
43%
130
No par
Garden
Mahoning Coal RIl Co—J
Maude!
8%
8
43%
*127
_No par
Square
Magic Chef
Manhattan
16% Sep
8% Jun
Macy
Magina Copper
8
8
common—!0
preferred—
Mack Trucks Inc—
Magnavox Co
8% Feb
16
Forbes
&
6%
6
Mar 23
11% Jun
23
Working Co__
22% Jan
552
22
85
M
9
28
,
&
Apr
Dec
13
25
8
9% Jan
Sep 15
15% Sep 15
517
Sep 15
4% Sep 15
4% Sep 14
10
6
87 % Mar 27
2
21
11% Mar 18
Dec 19
30
78% Sep 14
7% Oct 16
5
22% Nov
13
24
Mar 24
28
39
9
6
MacAndrews
7
3
9% Mar 13
24
20
Feb
May
10% Jan
30
Apr
M
Jun
90% Jan
16
7% Dec
Mar 20
17% Jan
7% Aug 25
7% Oct
12
31% Jau
243/4 Oct 22
84
29
107% Feb 19
4.45%
South
Utilities
*104
102%
*101 Va
102%
*101%
102 %
10
110
105%
-
105%
105%
*103%
21%
105%
21%
21%
21%
21%
22
4,900
61%-
62%
62
62%
62 V»
62%
2,200
27
27%
27
27 Va
26%
27 %
6,000
104
105%
23
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
24
...
Monday, November
(1788)
•
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Sep
3
125% 0«t
22
21% Oct
9
17% Nov 28
16% Jan
26
139
Oct
6
13% Feb
26
15 % Oct
23
19% Dec
19
45% Feb
14
62 % Dec
18
3
116% Dec
2
105
2
42
107
Mar
39
48% Jan
Apr 24
101% Feb
105
25
Oct
28
24 % Jan
9% Sep
19
91% Jan
7
30% Jan
f
139
23
S
&
52% Nov
4
Minn
Oct
30
1
88
8
Jan
23
Jan
S
26% Jan
22
21% Nov
2
&
Mfg
100
No par
common
5
Mission
34% Mar 28
Corp
—
Development Co
Oct 15
15% Oct 22
20% Jan 22
15% Sep
Mission
16
38% Dec
11
34% Jun
15
14
10
23% Mar 28
33% Oct
41% Mar 17
3% Oct
10
IS
4% Sep
18
6% Mar 12
8% Feb
24% Sep
70% Aug
Missouri-Kan-Tex
1%
preferred
SO
Jan 16
21% Apr 21
67% Dec 31
57% Sep
59% Dec 23
33% Sep
24% Nov 12
31% Jan
7
24
Sep
15
15
21
12% Mar
14 %
A
13
Jan
5
15% Mar 28
Mojud
Monarch
Monsanto
4
Aug
6
series
Mohawk
18% Jan
4
15% Sep
11
82% Oct 30
109% Jan
2
79
15
95% Jan 20
28% Mar 11
Montana
Chemical
28% Jun 30
17% Sep
26% Apr
16
31% Dec
19
25% Jun
14
10
32% Mar 26
55% Oct 22
67% Jan
a
53% Sep
18
65% Mar II
2
18% Aug
12
3
14 % Jan
Nov
Aug
15
18% Apr
15
Mar
1
18
Feb
20
14
31
Jun
10
23 % Sep
14
34% Mar 18
Motor
Products
15
22 % Sep
15
27% Jan
Motor
Wheel
8
21% Sep
27% Mar 10
Mueller
Brass
26% Mar 13
Mullins
Mfg
14% May 19
i
29% Jan
25
18
Sep
13% Jan
26
12
Jan
5
19
57% Jan
4
44
Oct
26
6
110
No?
1
3
74% Feb
15
47% Aug 26
20
4%
60
Feb
28
Jun
10
51
Feb
1
16% Sep
15
10% Feb
If
Sep
15
Oct
6
37
No par
29%
29%
83%
19%
29%
No par
56
56%
55%
12%
12%
12%
-
\
,
-
22%
5.900
9%
10%
2,700
5.700
66
66
119%
119%
1,600
52'A
8,700
52
*102
102 %
10
71
19
8.100
10'/a
71
19
21%
19
310
400
20%
*20%
6,300
27%
27%
27%
4,500
17%
37
17%
-17%
3.900
36%
37%
5
7.300
5.000
5
4%
70
69%
69%
14,200
44%
24%
14%
17"%
44%
45%
15.500
24%
•
24%
1,100
14
14%
3.300
17%
17%
700
84%
84%
11.200
19%
20
16,000
x84%
19%
30
30'/a
30 Va
3.800
55%
29"%
85%
19%
30%
56%
56 Va
56%
12,500
12%
12%
12%
3,200
•
12%
*11%
12%
11%
11%
11%
34
33%
33%
33%
33%
33
33%
4.500
24%
22%
24%
22%
24%
22%
24%
22%
24%
24'/a
3.400
23
23 Va
25%
26
26%
26%
26%
4,100
18%
13%
45%
109
109
19%
19%
*43%
44
*37
38
18%
19Va
10,000
X13%
13%
900
45%
1,700
'
5
22%
24%
22%
1 '
Co
300
21%
12%
11%
25%
26
25%
1
5
Corp
22 Va
24
18%
13%
44%
19
13%
18%
13%
44%
10
Corp
'
4%
68
43%
24
14%
*17%
100
129
22 Va
12
3
Corp
to ce £
33%
No par
Co
1
100
108
19%
*43%
38
10
50
No par
& Bros
"
5fi%
12%
12
Inc
(FE|
84%
20%
20
Lines
preferred
Myers
24%
15
17%
24%
15%
17%
84%
Murphy Co (G C) common
4%'A preferred
Murray Corp of America com
8
110% Mar
16% Sep
48
Aug 29
52% Feb
4
24
6
Jan
50
104% May 18
28
21 % Dec
1
42% Mar 13
Dec
Dec
I
24%
14%
17%
27
17%
36%
44
19%
Munsingwear Inc
25
Motorola
42
82%
(The)
&
31
5
18% May
(John;
Dec
14
15
106% Oct
Morrell
15% Apr
43% Jan
25% Dec
23
49% Dec
15
16
44% Oct
14
22% May
11 % Jun
48
11% Sep
10% Sep
32
7
22% Jan
•
10
45
5
5
Co
Montgomery Ward & Co
Moore-McCormaclc
16% Jan
68
17%
36 %
4%5
67
68%
5
17
36
26"%
17%
367/a
19
20%
20%
27
17%
37
24%
15%
17%
Co
Utilities
21% Nov
Power Co
20%
43%
-
20
1.25
Tool
Montana-Dakota
19
No par
Inc
Machine
20% Mar 28
70
19
68
pfd_100
Carpet Mills
Co
16% Oct 20
Sep
conv
102%
10%
69%
27%
4%
100
A
5%
ELECTION
DAY
17%
36%
com__No par
RR
fMissouri Pac RR
58% Jan 23
32% Mar 12
-
9%
65%
500
35%
35
35%
22%
22%
9%
66
119
120
51% 52
*102
102%
10% 10%
70
70
120
52%
*116
51
*102
10
27
—1
5
10
Mississippi River Fuel Corp
37
-
9%
65%
EXCHANGE
CLOSED
66
119%
51
102%
10%
• 69%
19
20%
119%
50%
*102
10
69%
19
19%
-
Shares
Nov. 6
22%
22 A
9%
65%
22'%
22%
STOCK
the Week
Friday
128% 128%
22%
*22%
10
05%
1.50
Reg
$4 preferred
—No par
Minneapolis-Moline Co common
1
$5.50
1st
preferred
100
$1.50 2nd conv preferred
25
Minn Power & Light new
No par
29
19% Jan
104
Min
9%
S Marie—No par
Minneapolis-Honeywell
$3.75 conv preferred
18 % Oct
Mar~12
Paul
5
Oct
19% Nov
St
Minn
1
29
10
9
Minneapolis & St Louis Ry__No par
30
35%
128% 128%
128%
22%
22 Va
22%
22%
10
Nov
6
11
Apr
128%
Corp
35%
*35%
36%
*35%
100
Jun
120
16
5
common
66% Oct
14
27
Sep
Oct
Oil
Midwest
Nov. Z
Par
.
1st preferred
8%
24 Va Mar 20
69
11
23% Nov
Feb
Midland Steel Prod
7
94% Jan
2
Nov
22
53% Feb
23
Jan
16
80
25
46% Jan
7
30% Jan
4
20
20
1
31 % Sep
46% Dec
39% Jan
131 y« Jun
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Monday
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1952
Sale* for
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Nov. 3
Nov. 4
Nov. 5
STOCKS
Ranee for Previoas
44%
108
19%
,
.
43%
18%
13%
44%
*107
108%
19%
19%
43%
43%
*37
38
38%
,
18%
*13%
44%
45%
#
400
2.000
109%
30
19%
O 00
2,200
19%
100
44
*43%
37%
37%
N
17% May
1
60% Feb 20
22% Dec
1
100% Dec
18
74
31% Apr
15
36
11% Oct,
15
16 % Jan
4
15% Jan
8
16% Oct
24
20% Jan
8
16% Sep
22
21% Mar
9
Apr 23
23% Dec
1
19% Sep
15
25% Mar 20
19
293/4 Apr 23
1
Aug
35% Dec
2
179% Jun
21
12:i/4 Jan
28
49% Nov
3
93/4 Jan
2
14
38
24
174
34
18
83/4 Oct
Sep
158% Jun
31
161 % Jan
10
Sep
14% Nov 25
13% Jan
7
9
27
14
2
13% Dec 22
19% Oct 30
97
23
17% Jan
18% Jan
2
136
1
Feb
10
63% Aug
33
Jan
8
61 '4
29
177
Jun
18
15
147% Apr
9% Jan
24
132
24
30% Oct
23
31
Feb
7
Nov
7%
4
16
1
preferred A
6r'r
preferred
B
14
National
3l;,/4 Nov
24
25% Oct
26
30% Jan
ia
National
Apr
3
May 20
22% Sep
21
31% Jan
0
National
6% Oct
22
10% Feb
1
10
7
9% Jnn
3
12
,
16
2
Jan
3
30
13% Jan
105
Jan
11
10% Apr
31% Jun
85% Jun
Apr 21
56% July
J
20% Feb
4
July 22
85
75
16
66
J«
n
22% Aug
Newberry Co
33A %
0
20
16% Jan
29
8
100% Jan
108
9
4%%
30
14
48% Jan
10
100K Mar
9
14% Apr 24
17 %
May 26
52
14% May
1
Apr
9
78
Dec
5
59% Oct
13
86
Oct
10
94% Feb
9
80
Mar 24
400
350
May
2
673
Sep
May
11
92
Feb
9
5
520
Jan
8
23
19% Jun
16
25
51
Sep
21
13% Dec
22
18% Jan
3
15% Jan
7
34
Feb
Y
N
Y
non-cum
&
30
Nov
lg
85% Jan
24% Jan
76
82
35% Sep
B
31% Sep
21
37% Mar 23
2
94
Apr
3
80% Jun
11
92
2
28
Jun
6
24% Jun
10
28% Feb
2
Jan
2
85
May 21
75
Apr
28
80% Jan
92
Nov
12
79
Jun
22
87% Jan
8
2
98% Jun
3
87
Jun
29
93% Jan
7
8% Apr
24
18%' Oct
28
14% Sep
26% Apr
46% Jill)
2
52
% Sep
8
25
8
26% Apr
16
2
25
16
19
19
15
York
8
Sep
14
15
Jan
8
16
Sep
15
20% Jan
26
41% Oct
6
53% Jan
30
22% Jun
12
26
16
28
17% Dec
17
89 % Dec
19
47
30
35 % Mar
59
8
% Dec
15% Sep
23% Mar 24
15
20% Mar 19
Feb
5
94% Mar
29
52
2
13% Dec
16
11% Jun
North
Sep 14
North
Northern
4
5%%
5
Northern
Jan
Jan
2
Jun
3
110
Nov
94
Jun
5
102
Nov
90% Dec
1
7
78
Apr 24
100% Jun 18
87
Mar 19
109
Mar 12
24%
24%
25%
25'A
28
28%
28 Va
*28 Va
28%
400
46%
46%
46%
47%
47 Va
48%
7,600
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
89'A
89%
89%
89%
*25%
88%
28%
28%
5%
5%
11 Va
11
28%
*113
114
*113
5%
300
25%
4,400
70
90
28%
28%
28%
4,700
115
1,900
5%
6
11,100
10%
11
114
114
11
25%
25%
25%
*89
5%
11
1,300
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
1,100
*11%
11%
*11%
11%
11%
11 Va
1,400
300
15%
15%
*15
15%
*15
15%
*105
105 %
*105
105%
105%
10
14»/«
14
147/a
14%
15%
20,700
33
32%
32 Va
400
*91%
92%
14
*32 Va
*91%
13%
*89%
33
*32%
92%
13%
*91%
13%
92%
20
92
*89%
92
15,400
13%
13%
13%
*89%
92
*105
42%
STOCK
42%
42%
42 %
43
43
43%
3,600
12%
EXCHANGE
12%
12%
12%
13%
13%
13%
7,900
6a
69
69
*69
69'A
120
28%
28
28
28
28'A
1,500
1.700
29,300
CLOSED
69
ELECTION
18
*po
27%
28%
DAY
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
20
20 Va
20
20'/a
20%
20%
33
34
34
34%
34
35
105
*104%
15%
16
15%
'62
*62
64
*104%
5,500
105
15%
15%
16
64
*104 Va
62
;
62
105
*80
82
82
470
*400
*82%
82
*400
470
-
2,100
40
90
84
470
*400
—
—
1
26%
27%
26%
27
26%
27%
7,600
56%
56%
57
57%
57 Va
57%
1.900
26%
27
27%
27%
28%
28%
30
33%
34
34
34
34
33%
34%
100
*88%
27%
89%
27%
80%
87%
♦88%
89%
'88%
89%
*88%
27%
27%
27%
27'/a
27%
82
*80
87%
87%
*86%
87%
86%
86%
91%
8%
18 %
45%
23%
91%
91%
91%
91%
92
92
8%
8%
8%
18%
18 Va
18 Va
Co
Gas
100
Ry__
Pwr Co
(Minn)—
preferred
preferred
$4.10 preferred
Northrop Aircraft Inc
'
9,700
5,700
25
89% Jun
19
7
12% Jun
15
16% Jan
31
9
% Oct
26
8
25% Jan
31
18
Oct
23
14% Jan
24% Jan
13
19
18% July 18
27 % Jan
28
16 % Sep
Id
25 Va Apr
9
Norwich
39% Dec
22
34% Jun
10
39% Feb
2
Ohio Edison Co
106% Aug 12
94% npr 10
94% Jun
12
83
12
93% Jan
27
3.90%
May 18
106% Feb
28
4.56%
Mar
9
4.44%
6
Northwest
4.6%
_100
1
21%
21%
*80
8%
*18
44%
200
190
8%
3,600
18
18 Va
500
43
43%
8%
7,600
45 Va
x43 Va
43%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
21%
21%
21%
22
21%
22
10,100
19%
19
19%
33,500
18%
18%
19%
19%
84%
84%
84%
84%
*84%
38%
39
38%
-
85 Va
39%
38%
106% 106%
57%
58%
200
*23%
39
18%
82
*80
82
11,500
107
107
107%
57
58%
57%
13Va
13%
13%
400
84%
70
38 Va
6,700
'
107'A
330
59
58%
59 Va
22,900
13%
13%
13%
12,000
107
84'A
38
*107
"
13%
86
*106%
99
15%
13 %
86
107
99
*85%
*106%
86%
107
85%
*86
86% '
106%
86%
40
106%
100
*106'A
107
99
99
16%
16%
99
99
*97%
99
16%
16%
16%
16%
17
10 Ve
10
10%
9%
70
15,500
10
1,400
*10%
10%
10%
25
Airlines Inc
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
1,300
20 %
18%
20'A
18%
2,50
19%
19%
*19%
20 Va
20
20%
800
common—10
preferred
Pnarmacal
80 %
*86%
*91%
8%
18%
44%
*23 %
90
27%
'
100
100
$3.60
13
_10
-100
—
$4.80
15% Jan
9
1
50
Ry Co
5'
9
18% Mar 17
•-<
10
Aviation—
Pacific
States
30
Sep
24%
33"%
Co
preferred
11% Apr
Jan
2,600
28
25"%
t
Natural
11% Sep
101
110
25%
No par
Common
14% Mar 12
,
*8%
Corp—
.-.
Central
Northern
2
Northern
82
Shipbuilding
American
16
84
16
Hartford Co_100
series A—x.—100
American
Jan
87
50
100
100
Noma
Electric
Corp
1
Nopco Chemical Co
2
Norfolk & Western Ry common—25
Adjustment preferred
25
107 % Nov
July 6
34% Sep 24
103% Oct
6
10% Jan
105
50
preferred
preferred
46% Jan
83
'
7
5%
preferred
3.60%
1
75% Jan
13,900
37
Electric & Gas Corp—
State
3.90%
26
Apr
1,460
37
800
Niagara Mhk Pwr Corp com_No par
3.40% preferred
100
12
2
Jan
96
18,700
'
Jan
Jun
Y
$3.75
22
Jun
Dec
10,800
95%
18%
9
34%
Co
&
Haven
New
Common
86% Jun
Aug
19% Jan
1.000
20%
146
Participating stock ——ix_—1
6
N
Jan
91%
20%
*8%
34
preferred——No par
Harlem RR
Preferred
5
New
x29
Dock
York
$5
N
18
65% Feb
*91'A
144 %
*62
64
*80
82
*400
470
263A
27%
563A
56%
New
63 % Nov
xl8 %
*
common—'-INo par
20
2
18%
92
18'/a
'
Jan
46% Jan
18 Va
91%
12%
9
*104% 105
15%
16'A
70
24 % Dec
2,800
147
u—-20
New York
13
13
9
preferred series A—-i—100
City Omnibus Corp^No par
6%
17% July 13
14 % Feb
12%
St Louis Co^—
&
Common
5
101% .Tun
3
Sep
Central
Chic
13 Va
*145
20%
New
York
12%
12%
9
20%
23% Mar 17
25% Jan
York
5,000
6,200
146
100
15
30
16'A
61
146
1
common
16
60%
172 %
42'A
12%
69
27%
17%
17
Sep
30
16'/a
61
36%
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock—1
New York Air Brake
5
Jan
16
60%
*171 Va
__.i_No par
Industries
preferred
Newport
72% Mar 23
34
16%
60%
37'A
_10
19
15
Oct
Pr
Jersey
17 % Sep
8
23
49% Dec
100
1
& Lt Co 4% pfd_100
preferred
Newmont Mining Corp
New
34% Feb 20
-5
common—No par
(J J l
England Electric System
New
New
Jan
100
Inc
Nesco
56
1
common
preferred
0
92% Jan
11
Inc
Bros
6
a
14% Mar 30
15
Jun
23% Sep
1
Corp
Feb
93 % Apr
18
10% Sep
24
23 % Dec
Oct 22
Jun
Nehi
1,500
15%
28%
28%
114
114
5%
6
*11
11%
4%
4%
11%
11%
15%
15'A
105% 105%
133A
14
32%
32%
*913A 92 %
13%
13 %
90
90
No par
15% Nov
37 % Aug 31
7
36% Nov
30
4%%
11
4
Fibre Co
Natomas Co
Neisner
30
12% Jun
Sep
0
8
38
Inc
Vulcanized
Mar 29
9
preferred
conv
Theatres
"16% Apr
29
14 %
4.20%
National
20
106
4,300
172 %
88 %
—5
100
1
_1
Co common
National
13% Feb
5
4,600
9%
19 Va
36%
_100
preferred
'Jo
1
7% Mar
27
22
97
18% Nov 13
17
10
98% Mar 20
4
30
45% Oct 20
66
10% Jun
13% Sep
Jan
31 % Dec
11
43% Jan
J tin
It3/, Oct
29
105% Sep
353/4 Dec 23
84
4% Sep
17%
9%
19
*144% 146
8%
8"%
Corp
12
7% Apr
12% Jan
14
3
4 %
Steel
National Tea
116% May 20
2
Sep
4
29% May 20
21
4% Jan
10
4
11% Jan
13% Dec
104 % Jan
18
Jan
8% Mar
104 % Jan
90% Jan
July 31
5% Sep
16'
17%
9%
19%
60%
46'%
26
25%
8
14
17%
9%
19 Va
172%
46%
*25%
25%
52% Jan
Nov
17%
9%
19%
37%
10
Sugar Ref Co
No par
Supply (The; Pa com—10
40% Sep
3% Oct 23
17%
9%
24%
28%
2
11
5,800
173%
24%
Jan
89% Nov
4,400
172%
*27%
53
6
10%
58%
19%
60%
12%
No par
Steel
&
40
173
10 Va
58%
17%
15%
Cast-No par
Malleable
1
25
*172%
10%
58
*172% 173%
1
Corp
Linen Service
National
43
86% Sep
172'A
10%
57
37%
common
Natl
24% Jan
xl72 %
10%
57%
36%
No par
5
100
100
preferred
National Shares Corp.:
7
173%
10%
57
95%
0
91
173%
95%
37% Mar 19
27% July
5,200
95%
32% Jan
109%
2,200
35% '
95%
21
2
1,400
22%
35 Va
20%
15
23
18%
22%
35%
20%
25% Sep
Jan
18%
22%
34%
20%
22% Sep
19% Feb
18%
22%
20
22
101
xl8%
35 Va
91
26
35
19%
22%
18
34% Sep
15
19
91
National Lead Co
170
34%
173 Va
19%
15%
60%
12%
8,600
22%
19 74
22%
34'/a
18%
40% Jan
85% Jan
3,600
91
20%
95%
9
25% Jan 3o
27% Oct 22
*173
Co
30% Jan
May
12%
18%
4
9% Oct
12%
90%
19%
*94%
$4.5u
4
146
9
12%
100
1
6
Nov
12%
,
*19/?
22 A
34%
Lines
pfd series of 1951
National Gypsum Co common
173% Nov
3
1,000
12%
9%
19%
Register
4 % %
37% Nov
15
Aor
5
96
24
155 % Jun
Jan
7% Dec
4
22% May 20
9
jury
29% Apr
20
1-in
09% Jan
22
8
1
15
S"n
87% Jun 26
17% Sep
1
7
14
15% Jan
12 "4 Sep
2
24
23% July
98% Oct
17
253/4 May
165
4
34 % Jan
16
Jan
19% Mar 27
56% Jun
1
110% Jan
Sep
91
Dec
30 /*
17%
Container
.1
30%
30 Va
9%
City
National
i..
78%
30 Va
17/2
National
5
21
18
78%
30
17%
Inc
1
common.—1
$1.25
conv
preferred
25
National
Cylinder Gas Co
1
National
Dairy Products
10
National Department Stores
5
National Distillers Prod common—5
18% Aug 18
Sep
17%
78%
29%
10%
57
Cash
Aug 31
18
*77%
10%
56%
Can
National
15
18% Mar 27
60
18
78%
30%
10
No par
Corp,
National
11% Jan
2
Sep 15
17%
78%
18%
78%
12%
100
preferred A
1%
20
19
133/4 Jan
48% Jan
St Louis
59% Mar 19
51% July 22
13% Jan
Mar IP
Oct
13% Feb
14
61 % Mar 19
110% May J5
36% Mar 28
14
11% Sep
17%
78
30/«
Corp
Chatt &
Nashville
A
99% Jan
5
100
National Acme Co_—
1
National
Airlines
1
National Automotive Fibres Inc—1
National Aviation Corp
5
National Biscuit Co common
10
Nash-Kelvinator
Co
o
33% Jhii
100
2
Jan
14
88% Jan
8
104 % May 15
106% Nov
7
100
Jun
97% Jun
12
106
104
Jan
50% Oct
6
60% Apr
10
49% Jun
10
57% Aug
22
2
27% Dec
16
23% Jun
10
28
16% Sep
Jan
17% Mar 13
19% Dec
9
13
Oct
17% Jun
6
91
Dec
Por
27
12
108 % Jun
fontno'*
«<*»-
nupt
a
?jp
9
Sep
4.40%
2
Mar 22
1
18% Jan
14% Feb
.4%
3
71% Sep 23
95% Jan
9
preferred
preferred
preferred
Oliver
.,
4%%
Corp
38 Va
38%
38%
38%
38%
5,700
101 Va
102 %
101%
101%
101%
101%
670
91%
*91%
91%
'91%
91%
91%
*106 %
100
_1
Co
38%
102%
100
preferred-
Oil
38 %
101%
100
„
Oklahoma Gas & Elec Co com
6
15
Ohio
12
100
common
preferred
common
convertible preferred
*103%
53%
91%
91
38
107
*106 Va
107
*106Va
107
104
*103%
104
*103%
104
54%
53%
54%
54%
54%
10
26
26Va.
26
26 Va
26
26 Ve
20
17%
17%
18
1
9%
9'A
9
No par
100
73
74%
73
18
Va
9%
73 Va
*17%
18
9%
9%
73%
73 Va
*
106 Va
*103 Va
104
30
107
x54%
26
*17%
9-%
72%
—
—»
54%
7,900
26 Va
1,600
18
300
9%
12,300
73%
770
9, 1953
Number 5271... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Volume 178
(1789)
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Bange for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1952
Lowest
12
13% Aug 28
Feb
19
41% Dec
23
80
Dec
23
28
Feb
20
B3
Jan
11
79% Oct
2
Jun
11
38
19
79
2
Jan
Feb
19
41% Apr
24
62
89 % Sep
16
9% Mar
13
Sep
86% Jan 23
69 % Jun
14
11% Jun
Oct
6
17% Jan
31
97% Jan 24
30
19% Jan
11
86% Mar 22
38% Dec 31
81
Mar 17
63
Oct
28
39
Mar 18
49
Dec
30
80% Deo
2
Oct
35
Owens-Corning
81
18% Jan
Mar 17
"When
Pacific
2
145% May 19
25
142% Jan
22
6%
2
8% Nov 21
4% Sep
15
8% Jan
28
Pacific
17% Oct
16
26% Mar 15
22% Feb
20
47% Mar 31
Pacific
8% Jan
7
8% Apr
16
4% Apr
Oct
9
18
83% Jan
10
89% Jan
2
41
Jan
8% Nov
Apr
12
83% Dec
B
•S
4
29
100% Jun 13
9% Jan
17
22
119% Mar 10
9% Jan
8
4%
19
Packard
26
Pan
5% Sep
14
10
15
Apr
2
24% Sep
15
23% Oct
29
34% Jan
7
Park
30
44% Jan
7
Parke
Oct
16
88
Jan
26
33% Jun
16
39 Va Jan
30
8% Feb
15
8% Apr
28
6% Sep
15
8% Jan
5
18% Jan
7
4% Sep
21
8% Apr
9
Patino
Peabody
30% Mar 27
Dec
23
8% Jan
29
Oct
21
6
Jan
8
18% Oct
20
20% Jan
29
10% Oct
20
18
Jan
7
2
35% Nov
17
34
Dec
14% Aug
19
10
Aug 10
38 'A
383/3
38%
38%
9,000
66
66
65%
66V2
4,100
*24%
114%
Corp
&
27
24
24
24%
25%
243/4
24%
400
32 Va
32%
32%
33%
33V4
33%
10,500
33%
34
34
34
35
35
35
7 3/a
73%
5
4%
43%
_5
3%
500
20%
20%
*21%
21%
*21%
21%
213/4
213/4
180
Penney
(J C)
Penn Coal
Co
12
Coke Corp
&
47% Oct
Pet
7
99
&
4%%
Pfizer
28 %
*273/4
28%
*28
28'%
28%
28V4
28 Va
28%
*283/4
29i%
160
73%
73%
75%
76%
76%
763/4
77%
5,700
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12
12
400
34%
34%
34
343/a
34
34%
343/a
35
2,000
37
37
*105
12%
*105
34%
34%
xl8%
19%
193/4
423%
43
30
30'/a
5
.
32
32
33%c
13%
13%
13 Va
133/a
13%
133/4
133/a
No par
100
*45%
46%
101 3/4
*
103
*101%
_5
Co
203/a
20%
5
..
16%
16%
34% Oct
20
18
108% Jan
2
21
43% Feb
5
33% Dec
15
32% Jan
19
22% Jan
17
2
16
May 15
20% Jun
24
2
Oct
6
99
Jun
1
111
Jan
5
4.4%
preferred
100
99% Jun
24
86
Jun
24
99
Jan
2
3.8%
preferred
100
96% Jun
10
108
Feb
26
4.3%
preferred
100
*104
7
108
100
*108
*20
16%
106
108 3/4
108% Mar
8108% Jan 8
4
104
18%
88% Jan
6
8% Sep
21
xd% Jan
8
Phila
27% Sep
11
36% Jan
8
Philco
Apr
12
80
Dec
8
Apr
46% Jan
28
62
May
3
91
May 26
101
12
98% Feb
Nov
8
12
13
98% May 10
87% Jan
12
55
101
90% Jun
1
13% Mar 15
20
Dec
31
18% Jan
27
27
Aug
94
98
Dec
17
92% Jun
1
98
Jan
64% Dec
30
July 29
48% Feb 20
14
Mar 13
Jan
98 Va Jan
23
5
5
29
4.68%
3.9%
5%
48% Sep
15
69% Mar 25
12
Jan
4
10% Oct
23
19
39
Mar
5
32
21
37% Jan
Jan
4
Sep
102% Apr
19% Dec
8
95
July 22
18% Apr 29
24
19
Jan
98
Nov
14
110% Jan
21
24% Oct
1
37% Jan
•8
Oct
6
95% Feb
Oct
1
106% Jan
May
1
Nov
106% May 22
20
17% Jan
106% May 22
28
46
14
14% Dec
62
24
2
22% Mar 27
13
91
Jan
14
6
29
110
101
May 18
19
S*p
15
80
Oct
30
94
Feb
17
79
Nov
2
97
Jan
7
41% Sep
15
69% Feb
3
11
2934 ,T„n
n
33%
333/4
101 %
IOOV4
34%
34%
34%
34%
35
31%
32
31%
313/4
31%
31%
31 %
31%
7,100
1,000
No par
Iron
Sep
15
142
Feb
21
156
Aug 18
148% Apr
21
162
Sep
3
161
Jan
4
165
Aug 25
153% Jun
11
165
Feb
0
42% Mar 17
56% Dec
12
44
9
Oct
27
10% Jan
21
7
17
Oct
10
25% Jan
21
70% Oct
30
85
Jan
17
Oct
23
80
Jan
17
63
28% Apr
18
25% Dec
23
17% Sep
16% Mar 18
15
88
Jan
31
25% Apr
17
129
145
Sep
Sep
15
9% Feb
12% Sep
15
21% Jan
5
60
Sep
21
73% Feb
27
Sep
21
75
Jan
14
2
3
Pond
85% Dec
09% Dec
17% Jan
22
34% Jan
8
59% July
1
9% Sep 15
68% Jan
15
Procter
15% Jan
20
Publicker
80
2
Oct
21
82Va Jan
3
26% Jun
5
35% Nov
5
18
87
May 18
26% Dec 11
Jan
2
8
27% Nov
Jun
3
Sep
36 Va Feb
23
Jun
25
"2
73
22
15
18
24 Ve Jun
2
27% Aug
8
103% Nov 20
24% Jun
92
Jun
102% Jan
3
109
30
27% Jan
20
27% Feb
24
Serv
$1.40
6
4.70%
11
15
43% Jan
20
Pullman
23
35% Sep
42% Sep
17
148
24% Dec
18
18% Jan
1
80% Nov 29
li
9
81% Dec
8
1% Nov 14
3% Jun 18
4% Oct
9
4% Jan
11
88% Jan
4
14
64% Jan
2
109% Mar
4
30% Mar
2
25% Aug 31
CLOSED
*98%
99%
ELECTION
21%
21%
DAY
preferred
100
&
Pure
5%
Oil
pfd
52
7%
52%
52 %
7»/4
7%
21%
213/a
*21%
13%
4,100
71/4
1,400
13%
4,500
603/4
30
643/4
100
21%
500
20%
21%
3,000
90%
90'%
91
21%
*148%
21%
*147%
203/a
21%
90
20%
13%
603/4
*64
40
54
Co
390
90%
11%
*11%
11%
11%
*11%
11%
x25 'A
25 3/a
25%
25%
25
25%
24%
25i/4
35
35
35%
36
15
15
15
15%
15%
1,200
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
4.800
9%
6,400
100
—
1
35
90
35
15
90
*11%
*36
2,800
36%
1,400
_-No par
*14%
10
17%
17%
1
9%
9%
preferred series A__50
38%
38%
*37%
*373/4
38%
65%
65%
65%
66
653/4
66%
65%
663%
6,200
10%
10%
l03/8
10%
10%
10%
10%
103/4
4,700
B
Power
Co
com__;
Inc
com
No par
5
preferred
No par
Colo
10
Co
Co
El
90%
*11%
5
preferred
of
of
*80
323%
1
Inc
80
80
80%
801/4
343/4
35%
34%
35Va
5,300
36
36%
35%
36
4,600
83
25
27%
27%
27
27
100
(The)
com
5
x46
*108%
27%
*144
22%
353/4
25%
26
26%
26
100
100
•106
106%
38%
38%
46%
6'
.No par
22%
75%
75%
1
23/4
2%
1
86
Feb
26'
95
27
100
85% Sep
14'
47% Mar 28
.No par
3%
*95
38%
3%
8,800
1
106%
♦i06%
38%
39%
46%
108
27%
28
♦
144
22%
23%
23'/4
75
76
76
3%
40
1063%
444%
23/4
25%
26
*106'/8
23
23%
.No par
8
13,900
26%
263/s
100%
22'%
22%
3
26%
26%
*98%
144'%
145
Jan
600
85
100%
46%
27%
1,000
27%
26
108 3/8
27%
253/4
*27
*98%
39
108 3%
*25%
27%
26
26%
46%
*83%
25%
271/4
26%
106%
70
84%
*25%
100
1083/4
4% Jan
48
60
80
34%
25%
No par
common
preferred
200
38%
80
83
38%
*373%
33
36%
*106
9
33%
83
25%
9%
80 3/4
25%
No par
Co
38%
353/4
257/a
com
9
9%
25%
*98 %
(The)
9
84%
35%
*83
No par
Gas
17%
25%
100
preference com__No par
preferred
100
cum preferred
100
&
*14%
25
Indiana__No par
97% July 18
161%
61%
2
2ft
161
*159%
643/4
8
page
1,200
*158%
160
13%
88% Jan
see
13%
161
643/4
*147
13%
1,400
1593/4
*603/4
40% Mar
For footnotes
13%
500
453/4
*1583/4
13%
T9
1
13
133/a
62%
20 Va
10
81%
81
45%
65%
29% Jan
Oct
*80%
*79%
*60%
6% preferred
100
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp__10
15
813/4
*64%
21%
3,000
803/4
133/4
20%
800
21%
45
66
21%
21%
80%
*80%
62%
20%
21%
45
81%
*61%
*147
1,900
99%
80
*643/4
13%
21%
45
xl3%
1
common
Gamble—
conv
21%
100
Quaker Oats
Aug 29
21
*99
*105
*105
21
100
pfd
Ash
13%
13%
No par
A_
prior
2
1
99%
21%
7%
2
4% Apr
32%
*98%
45
15,300
113/a
32%
"20
543%
*10'%
32%
*21%
51%
9
•'
53%
11%
323/B
21%
73%
25% Jan
3% Sep
54%
*10%
99%
52%
146% Feb
•
533/4
11%
32%
21 Va
20%
200
97
54%
*105
20%
95
*98%
7%
17
/
53%
*10%
513/4
15
15
97
32
*105
7,200
26
*95
10
20% Sep
18
*243/4
95
No par
131% Jun
Jun
*96
97
*80 %
I
2% Oct
97
*95
*79%
18
21% Aug 31
99%
26
45%
Jun
68
99%
*96
80%
27% Feb
.
48%
99%
*243/4
80
div
4.08%
6
J8% Apr
138% Jan
Jan
Pub
Jan
109% Jan
Jun
48%
96'%
80%
preferred
preferred
4.90% preferred
18
103
EXCHANGE
11 3/8
203/s
49%
26
45%
Industries
Serv
101 Va Jun
Apr 28
543/a
1
4.32%
21
110
53 %
STOCK
10
88
85%
48%
*983/4
*98'%
96%
3 2 3/a
x
*86'%
85%
48%
85%
*24%
95%
32%
100
3 % %
09% Jan
10
3
Public
5
5
NOV
108% Aug 11
*98%
*10%
Pocahontas
cum
Jan
102
48%
99'%
79
class
class
Serv
43% Jan
39% Mar 20
80% Oct
$4.75
Public
27% Oct
4
*84
49%
5
conv
&
84% Nov
9
2
85%
48%
*98%
No par
Electric
4 % %
20
22
24% Jan
92% Jan
4
*84
97
100
Oil
Co
11
29 % Jun
Sep
&
15
84% Dec
6,700
*95
Co
Pressed Steel Car Co Inc
31% Nov 26
15,200
No par
Coal
11% May
8
10%
30 'A
100
Creek
Poor
15
1
10
30%
(conv)
(The)
30
103/8
30%
com__No par
Potomac
7
108
10
29%
Young
conv
7% Sep
10
Co
19% Mar 23
May
108
10 Ve
30%
26
Inc
18
86 y4 Jan
May 13
5%%
Plough
8
39
108%
9%
29%
& West Virginia
Co
29
8
81
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh
Pittston
17% Jan
8
*108
10%
30%
95'%
RR—
series
1st
46% Feb
9
108%
*108
20
60
10
preferred
preferred
5%%
2
81% Sep
28
5%
13
62% May
11% Oct
104
523/4
73/a
Jun
7
104
25
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt
Pittsburgh Steel Co com
Nov
13% Jan
104%
161%
13% Oct
10
*103%
161
35
9% Oct
104
104
*159%
13
16
97
*158%
19
4
*95
161%
Plymouth
22
97
161
2
Jan
*953/4
13%
14
18% Dec
96
*159'%
12% Jan
7
*94%
*158%
34% Apr
July 30
96
2
guaranteed
14
98
23
109
il
7%
14
22
24% Jan
27
23
109
Pitts Ft Wayne & Chic Ry com__100
15
Dec
28% May
28% Apr
Apr
31% Jan
23
109
*243%
Pittsburgh Forgings Co
Sep
Feb"l4
14% Jan
80
150
22%
*1081/4
-No par
preferred
55% Feb
24
18
25% Mar 18
9
Sep
Mar 20
22 %
1081/4
5
L
1,900
15,300
30%
No par
Consolidation
10% Sep
23% Sep
12%
16
40% Oct
Jan
18
9
20
$4.80
22%
108%
22%
100
common
Chem
&
*93%
II,300
34
1021%
109
No par
com
Inc
St
&
O CO
33%
1013/4
1
100
convertible
$5
Pitts
37 % Mar 15
3
28% Oct
146
86
ii%
Aug 27
34 % July
68% Mar 10
18
C
22%
«•
34%
101
3
common
preferred
C
1,700
33%
Petroleum
Coke
16%
33%
Corp
Pitts
800
16%
100%
preferred
Pitts
201/4
16%
34%
Hosiery
Pillsbury Mills Inc
$4
20%
20'A
common—No par
Co
Pitney-Bowes
46%
103%
33%
Phoenix
5
100
*45%
*102%
463/4
103
101 'A
Jones
Phillips
23
32,900
33%
preferred
9% Dec
163/a
13%
33%
series
88% Jun
16%
200
32
IOIV4
3%% preferred series A
100
Philip Morris & Co Ltd common__5
4% preferred
100
Phillips
20%
20 3/8
•
1
Reading Coal &
Corp
*1013/4
600
1313/4
100
preferred
&
*45%
46%
103
1313/4
12.50
com
(conv)
Corp
$1 conv preference com
90
3
42% May 19
& Co Inc
preferred
Electric
20% Feb
2
98% Jan
July
(Chas)
Phelps-Dodge
36% Nov
Jan"" 2
26% Jan
200
*29%
29% Sep
28% Jun
17
2,500
303/4
31%
26
Jan
23,500
431/4
*29%
91% Jun
98
191/4
43
31%
2
25 Va Mar 17
18%
*30
31%
2
25
18%
303/4
132
47
2,100
43%
*30
_100
common.;
1063/„
34%
18%
30%
131%
31
112
34%
200
36
*343/4
*105
42%
18%
43%
*30
35
1311/4
41V. Dec
Phila
34%
43
35%
106 %
131%
117% Jan
Apr
34%
131%
Ry Co
Brewing
2nd
*105
130%
3
4%
35%
36
106%
100
-
103% Jan
I
*35%
106%
34%
50
preferred
Corp of America
Pfeiffer
*27%
.10
Petroleum
19% Mar 25
100
28%
1
No par
Co
Co
1,400
100
Light Co
Eastern
Milk
3%
7
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
&
3%
28%
72%
10
Corp com___
preferred
Power
28%
*28
No par
Glass Sand
38% Aug 21
29
1,900
25
25
preferred
2
July 28
3%
3%
I,000
44% Jan
42% Jan
2,000
29i/4
28% Nov 18
30
800
4%
291/4
Pepsi-Cola
29
73%
4%
29 3/a
15% May 21
May
*7%
4%
29%
15
S3
73/a
43/4
29%
10% Jan
SOYa Oct
7%
43/4
29%
30
185% Sep
7%
4%
29%
11% Dec
21
400
7%
.
29%
20
16% Sep
3
*34%
4,500
27
No par
Peoria
25
*24
Peninsular Telep common
47% Mar 11
19% Jan
26%
22,200
12
14
6
26%
100
7
63/4
36%
Sep
30
26%
7%
*11%
5%
Jan
27%
6%
67/a
*36%
Penn
21% Mar
6%
12
28
19
26%
6%
363/4
18
18% Dec
6%
98
11%
3
105
5,000
71%
*97
36%
35% Mar 18
8
2,100
98
3 Va
107% Feb
15
44
72'A
73
36%
40% Feb
Sep
X42 V2
72
*97
11%
6
17% Sep
44%
97
3 %
15
22
*42%
73%
11%
Sep
105% Apr
23% Jan
44%
72%
97
72
98
36%
127
2
*42%
71
12%
5
22
43%
43%
100
32,900
38%
Aug
Jan
9,900
.
26%
Pennsylvania RR
Pennsylvania Salt Mfg. Co_
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
18% Oct
9
*36%
32% May 27
148% Mar 16
101
41/4
83/4
32%
preferred
2
15
4%
8%
25
common
prior
10
8% Feb
4%
83/4
No par
&
Jun
Feb
8%
4
8%
No par
30% Jun
21
*8%
4 Va
8%
2.50
101
145
8%
4
8%
31%
Co
11
14
8%
4'/a
*97
1
Enterprises
Co
83/4
4
1
Corp
Co
11
Nov
30
440
No par
Distillers
33% Dec
X124
137%
8%
1
1
108% Feb
0
*137%
*8%
5
5
137%
8%
4
02 % Jan
1373/4
*8%
Jan
23% Jan
137%
10
__No par
26% Feb
15
137%
12,500
Penn-Dixie Cement Corp
i-i
2,500
137%
*137
32V4
Transportation.
conv
23
11
24%
1143/4
3P/4
Penna
Sep
2,500
243/4
1143/s
Ford
5%
Oct
18
33%
24%
114%
321/4
39% Mar 19
28% Sep
33
24%
114%
31%
37
40% Jun
33%
25'/a
114%
32 3/8
Airways Inc
Proof
Coal
33 Va
33
24%
31%
Corp
Mines
33
114%
25
32%
Car
&
Rust
33
114%.
31%
14
15
40
Corp common.4
Oil
10
23
,
5,100
Jun
23
1,900
67
5%
30% Sep
Dec
130
28%
5Va
27
87% Jan
50%
28%
5%
5
84% Apr
*49
28%
67
5%
22
24
49
28%
5%
Dec
8
67
49
28
5'/a
33
27
67
50
5'/4
29% Jan
29
67
48%
5'/a
15
Oct
67
28
DAY
1
28
48
240
37%
66%
Corp
23% Jan
17% Feb
37%
38 %
25
29% Dec
30
700
8
100
26% Oct
106
38
83
7%
38 Va
.25
23
15
37
*82
7%
66
preferred
14% Apr
Sep
37
14%
83
65%
preferred
10
7%
28 %
$1.30
6
*82
8
65%
$1.32
77% Nov
ELECTION
143/4
14%
83
38'/a
$1
Aug 10
*36
66%
32%
Pictures
Davis
Parker
*77/a
,*—25
__100
Tilford
&
14%
*82
No par
Oil
Paramount
CLOSED
No par
Penick
65% Mar 19
7
28 Va
27
2
27 % Aug
11
48
28
21% Aug 10
27% Aug 11
28% Aug 10
9
48
10
37% Aug 19
29 Va Aug 13
5
20% Nov
72% Dec
*65
No par
& Teleg com
World
Parmelee
8% Nov 24
30
No par
Consolidated
Panhandle
30% Jun
88% Oct
37
100
16
27
*36
& Transp
5
Pipe L com__No par
IS
Jan
__10
STOCK
EXCHANGE
8
East
Feb
3
8
preferred
4%
68
8
5
common
Panhandle
2
43% Jan
81% May
5,100
Inc
Pan-American Petrol
98% Mar
28
38
15%
88% Mar 25
30
30% Mar 13
14%
83
52% May 25
Oct
29
14%
2
41% Oct
11 % July 16
14%
81%
1
May 13
50
No par
com
Corp__
Motor
Amer
400
4,300
preferred
6% Jan
11% Feb
Mar
83
preferred—___100
Western
15
33
*82
issued"'
Tin
14
64% Oct
82
preferred
Sep
91
81
75%
Inc
conv
Pacific Telep
8% Sep
2
84
75
Mills
Jan
12
*82
12.50
preferred noncum
preferred noncum
6% Jan
Jan
84
75%
20
30
'
20
110% Sep
129% Jun
6% Dec
40%
75
33% Oct
67
12
*40
75
Lighting
40
30
40
74%
Pacific
10
22
7
40
75
14
34% Jun
55% Jun
9% Nov
40
Co
Oct
8
11
182
*39%
*82
74%
Glass
Mar 17
39% Dec
68% Dec
2
3,600
39%
Corp
Pacific Gas & Electric
12
5
5,200
39%
2.50
Finance
17
23% Oct
123/4
42%
1,900
Pacific
Apr
32% Nov
12%
42%
45%
Co
32% Jun
July" 14
12%
42%
45%
Coast
2nd
12%
42%
45%
Pacific
2
12%
42'%
45%
3
87% Mar
12%
42Va
45
48
73% Mar 26
Shares
12%
42%
44%
Fisheries
1st
the Week
45
Arner
Mar
Nov. 6
44%
Paciric
80% Fab
120% Nov 26
cum
Friday
Nov. 5
41%
Fiberglas Corp-—5
Products
4%
Thursday
Nov. 4
12%
No par
Owens-Illinois
Pabco
Sales for
Wednesday
Nov. 3
5
Mfg
5
15
24
20
Mar 10
88
16
23
&
13% Jan
80
35%
Mar 12
Oct
24% Oct
Marine
6
25% Jun
108% Apr
Outboard
SALE PRICES
Tuesday
Nov. 2
No par
common
Outlet Co
16
46
(The)
Corp
HIGH
Monday
Par
Elevator
0
23
65% Jun
Otis
jan
28
7% Oct
30
12% Dec
21
Omnibus
47% Jan
18
80
42% Oct
8«
16
18% Oct
2
Aug
3
45% Mar 25
18
81% Dec
26% Jan
4
37% Aug 31
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
8% Apr
SB
NEW
Bange Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Continued—Page 9
LOW AND
*22V2
39
47
47
108
109
28%
145
/•
23
28
144%
39%
3,900
47%
12,700
400
109
5,500
28 V4
40
144'A
23
200
23
37,000
23%
23
23%
76%
75%
75'/4
2%
2%
2%
2%
31/4
24,800
3%
3%
3%
3V2
3%
12,000
96
•95
96
►95
96
*95
39
39
*38%
39%
*38V2
39 %
2,100
96
39
,
300
.
25
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle,.. Monday,
26
November 9, 1953
(1790)
Continued—Page 10
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
24 % May
1
33% Dec
24
9% Sep
15
Dec
19
22
Sep
14
35% Jan
36% Sep
12% Dec
4
31
July 20
34% Jan
15
30
8
Sep
15
14% Mar 18
8
5
4
34 % Dec
9
33% Jan
Feb
20
41% Dec
9
36% May 12
41% Feb
30% Jan
15
35 Ya Dec
19
32 % Sep
36
liy« Feb
11
13 Ya Jan
8
12 % Jan
6
29% Nov
1
16 % Oct
6
22 Ya Mar 23
25 Ya Feb
36
18% Jan
4
13% Oct
30
22
26% Oct
22
July
12
26
17% Jun
14
Sep
15
6
Ma*
6
18
15% Jan
5% Dec
7
8% Oct
28
58
17% Oct
16
19
3
13% Jan
19
3Y* Nov
62% Jun
16
.
21
84
Sep
14
18
Aug 14
19% Jan
12
11
2% Sep
17
10% Mar 29
9% Sep
14
2
98% Dec
22
6
37% Oct
13% Sep
16
24
% Nov 19
21% Jan
Nov
5% Jan
24
115
28% Jun
16
35
5
40% Sep
14
52% Mar 17
10
115% Mar 17
Dec
12
31 % Apr
7
42% Oct
30
2
5% Feb
13
6% Apr
22
Jan
16
67 % Jan
30
42% Sep
14
21
10% Jan
2
4% Sep
21
22
40% Jan
8
5
Jan
3
85
101% Jan
24
2
14
Nov
83% Feb
27
3
108% Jun
23
40% Jan
4% May 18
11% Jun
6% Jan
July 29
2
Mar 18
3
Oct
32 Ye Jan
27
43 Ya Dec
47
28
53% Jan
27
25
Dec 30
80 %Jun
5
Oct
-
92% Apr
107
12
22% Sep
14
9
Jan
33
5
99% Jun
43% Sep
14
Oct
9
74% July
22
56
9% Mar 20
49
Aug 10
6% Apr
23
8% Oct
14
27% Mar
35% Dec
17
48% Jan
23
27% Oct
21
2
19% Dec
4
16% Sep
15
21% Mar
22% Oct
7
35% Jun
19% Oct
16% May
33% Jan
16
40
'
Nov 25
23
40% Oct
29
6
21% Nov
5
1
155
Jan
22
115
Apr
24
141
Oct
3
103
Apr
Jun
2
100
18% Feb
23
15
92
29
6% Sep
24
19% Oct
29
24% Jan
3
15% Oct
65% July 15
17% July 18
50% Sep
12% NOV
4
Jan
2
10% Apr
17
•4
6
22% Jan
30
61% Apr
"21
37%
33%
*33
34
26
28%
29
100
29%
2,300
*17'%
17%
300
ELECTION
5
27%
9%
*56 %
*4%
13%
13%
800
4%
4%
DAY
*27
4%
*4%
5
*27
28
*27
28
*9%
58
10
9%
57
57%
9%
400
58%
210
14%
57%
14%
100
28
1434
11,600
9%
9%
57
9%
14%
*57
14%
14%
95%
95%
96
22%
22%
22%
22%
213/4
22%
8,700
Republic Aviation Corp
Republic Pictures common
$1 convertible preferred
1
25%
25%
25%
26
26
26%
26%
263/8
16,400
—50c
10
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
*10%
10%
10%
10%
*10%
10 Ya
10%
10%
47%
473/8
48
14%
*93%
47%
112%
112%
112%
112%
113%
113%
41%
40%
41%
x39%
40%
401/4
40 3/3
6%
6 Ya
6%
6%
6»/4
6'/a
6%
48%
47%
48%
6
48%
Oil
*103%
26%
4.50%
300
10,500
58%
*56
58%
*89
104%
104
26%
25%
56%
150
89%
89%
*891/8
90
200
104%
105
230
26'/a
*56
89%
104
26%
105
?*3/4
52
2.400
2634
4,100
52%
51%
51%
523/4
*23%
24%
*23%
24%
*23%
24%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
4,300
3,500
-
15%
00
15%
14%
15%
14%
15%
15%
15%
31%
20
preferred series A
51%
24%
8%
common
52%
51
No par
Inc
5'/a
*23%
No par
Corp
Mills
56%
56%
89%
2,700
49%
453/4
46
45%
,
5%
5 Ya
5%
5%
46%
56%
Antelope Copper Mines
Robbins
*5
46
45
26%
5%
46%
*89
49
49%
48%
500
9,100
5,200
,
104%
5%
46%
1
Manufacturing Co
500
21,800
41%
100
4,500
3%
47%
100
series
3
2%
112%
10
4.50%
200
'
46%
Brass
No par
Iuc———2.50
Reynolds Metals Co com
No par
Reynolds Spring Co
1
Reynolds (RJ) Tob class B
10
Preferred
95%,
*94
47%
Revere Copper &
Rheem
96
46%
Rexall Drug
series.
14%
*111%
Republic Steel Corp com_;
No par
6% conv prior pfd series A—100
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
32%
33
18%
18%
18%
1,600
2,400
2,200
com—1
17%
17%
17%
18%
18 Ya
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
233/4
233/4
23%
40%
40%
40%
*40%
40%
40
40%
600
21%
21%
6,800
*139%
145%
7
Controls
Robertshaw-Fulton
conv
Rockwell
29
13
30
37%
*33
25%
*93%
Rohm
26
Jan
10% Jan
*37%
33%
25%
33%
22%
5%%
14
Nov
May
1,700
28
preferred25
Rochester Gas & El Corp—No par
3
25% Aug
9% Dec
110
*99
37%
*33
27 %.
22%
44% Mar 10
3
27%
10,200
1
Roan
28
"21
50c
25
common
$4.50 preferred
Motors Inc
Ritter Company
13% Sep
25%
5
100
series
pfd 3%%
Richfield
5
2
9%
27%
*37
37%
33%
9%
27%
14
5
7% Sep
"21
9%
27 Ya
10
27%
13%
9
29% Jan
17,900
9%
27%
13%
Jan
5% May 13
18% Dec 16
700
9'/2
*13%
26% Jan
10
32%
9%
CLOSED
Remington-Rand
5
27% Dec
*32%
9%
13%
Preferred 3.60%
5
23% Mar
32%
Reo
5
29% Mar 18
32%
*4%
Common
65
32%
613%
58% July 21
Jan
32%
—50c
Inc
90% Jan
107
32%
& Co—
"
31
6% Oct
48
2
27%
prior preference——10
Stores Corp
___No par
Conv
23
Jan
Jan
47% Dec
108% Jun
19% Feb
97
23% May 25
26%
32%
div
1
29
21 Ya
17%
Reliance Mlg Co common
16
27
17%
Reliable
9% Sep
27%
17%
19
54% Apr
26%
*17%
Bros
Shares
26%
EXCHANGE
26
3
Nov. 6
17%
31% Feb
26
Jan
24%
10
9% Jun
7
Nov. 5
25%
(Robt)
$1.25
the Week
Friday
Thursday
n7
Co
23
Sep
14% Jan
10% July
23
18% Jan
25
30% July 24
62% Sep
90% Feb
4% Oct
7
7% Jan
10
Jan
Sales for
PRICES
—5
No par
Mills___
Bit
Roller
Reeves
7% Mar 20
SALE
Nov. 4
STOCK
Real Silk Hosiery
Reed
HIGH
Wednesday
26%
1
$2 preferred
25
Raytheon Mfg Cc
5
Reading Co common
50
\% noncum 1st preferred—50
4%
noncum
2nd preferred
50
Reis
25
Nov. 2
Par
Rayonler Inc common
5
AND
Tuesday
Nov. 3
Monday
.
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
37
STOCK
YORK
NEW
•
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1952
Lowest
LOW
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Spring
Axle
Co
llaas
&
&
Royal
*137
100
*98
7%
7%
21%
21%
21%
143%
*139%
145
7%
■
*98
99
*98
100
7
7%
7%
99
—
-
—'
7%
1,900
1
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16 Ya
16
16%
1,800
No par
54%
54%
54
54%
55
55%
55%
57
1,300
5
Typewriter
Co (The)
12%
12%
12%
13
13
13
12%
13
1,500
37%
38
21 Ya
38
38
8,100
92
92%
92
92
(Jacob)
Ruppert
141
7%
1
21%
21%
*98
100
Works Inc
Ruberoid
17% Mar 23
21
*136%
20
common
preferred series A
4%
Ronson Art Metal
40%
__5
Co
s
35% Nov
29% Feb
29
Oct
9
99% Sep
10
84
32% Jan
23
38% Aug 11
81
Jun
12
93
103
Feb
26
30% Oct
7
28
21
107%: Nov 26
99 % Feb
Feb ' 6
35% Oct
23
54
22% Apr
17
31% Dec
*60% Feb
27
75
205
Feb
8
312
150
Oct
7
175
16% Jan
Nov
43% Jan
29
19
23% Sep
14
61
Dec
3
211
Sep
14
15
312
Jan
5
Dec
5
150
May 26
160
Sep
14
24% Feb
6
17% Sep
15
4
97
May 29
91% Sep
9
11
Mar
24
Dec
Nov
17
18% Jan
2
Sep 14
11% Sep 21
23% Oct
29
33 % Jan
2
20
Sep
15
11
Sep
15
54
Jan
16
49% May
94
21
10
Dec
59
1
30
87% Oct
31
85% Jun
21
Apr
23
105% Jun
30
29% Oct 30
35% Jan
30
102% Oct
98
1
18
Jun
30
Jun
19
15% Jun
10
16% Oct
76% Jan
4
86
19% Jan
12
Feb
Feb
3
29
29
15
79% Jan
36% Sep
14
45% July 31
21% Sep
1
15
25
103
99% Aug 24
75
Oct
103% Apr
15
12% Feb
13
16% Sep
80% Feb
29
62% Dec
15
23% Dec
14% Jan
29
7% Feb
13% Dec
13
25
29
20
82% Nov 26
43
Dec
5
Oct
16
42% Jan
30
*8% Feb
28
10 % Sep
23% July 31
29% Jan
8
29
68
Mar 13
31% Feb
33
65% Feb
27
Mar
87
15
.
Sep
27
80
35% Sep
18
42
Sep 15
3
Shell
0
Sheller
13% Sep
15
11% Sep
15
49
Jan .18
28% Sep 15
36% Sep 21
38% Oct
6
48
' July 16
30% Sep
33% Oct
32% Mar
3
38% July 24
23% Sep
11% Oct
124% May
4% Feb
42
Aug
5
Skelly
Oil
37
Jan
8
Smith
(A
11
21
58% Mar
15
70% Feb
16% July 15
17% Feb
21% Mar
7% Feb
12% Dec
10
11% Jan
2
15
52
Dec
23
47
7
53
69
Jan
14
39% Sep 21
53% Feb
42% Jan
16
33% July
40
6
Apr
2
Mar 26
May
Jan
1
5
13
40%
35'/a
8%
25
74%
153/a
15%
12 Ya
12
12%
12 Ya
12%
12%
12%
29%
30%
30
30%
30
30%
38%
*38%
39%
38%
38%
38%
39
3 3 3/4
34%
33%
34%
33%
34%
18,000
36%
5,300
15%
38%
35%
35%
35%
36%
36%
36%
21 Ya
27 7 s
21 Ya
28
21 ya
27%
8%
9Ya
9
9%
80% Oct
15% May 25
2
Solvay American Corp 4%
South
Amer
Gold
South Carolina
5%
E &
preferred
G
15%
16%
Co
1
com_4.50
50
,.
South Porto Rico Sugar com_No par
8%
preferred
South
25
■
*124
15%
133 Ya
5
15%
33%
-
*122
5
5
343/8
15%
133%
5
Southern
5%
-
Mobile
14
14%
*50
51%
*50
41
*40%
103
17% July 18
May 16
7
26% Jan
31% May
l
7% Nov 16
45% Dec
83% Nov
18
73
Jun
13
25% Feb
26
34% Dec
8
22% Jan
2
28% Dec
80% Jan
2
92% Apr
3
12% Jan
2
18% Oct
28
3
footnotes
10% Jan
12
3
11
18% Nov 26
see
naee
28.
58% Oct 30
19
59% May 14
98 % Feb
2
12v2 Sep
14
101
Apr
16
35
35
35
37
37
Oct
19
19% Jan
5
25%
25 Ya
25%
25%
25%
28
28
28
28%
28
28 %
5,500
No par
39%
38%
38%
38%
39%
39%
39%
19,200
41%
41%
40%
■41%
41%
42%
14,500
37%
37%
37%
37%
38%
38%
1,100
(Del).
sl.lc
35% Sep
14
5% Sep
14
9% Mar 19
Sep 22
67% Mar 23
53
21% Aug 31
25
Sep
15
49 % Mar 20
31% Jan
6
29% Mar 18
80% May 5
12% Sep 15
91
10% Sep
20% Mar 18
15
Feb
11
17% Jan
fl
preferred
4.60%
tr
50
.
ctfs__
5%
*5%
No par
*101
6
58
common
preferred
50
preferred
100
1
(The)
Brands
1
Inc
Gas
&
101
xl2%
44
*78%
12%
80
12%
38 ya
41%
38 ya
80
12%
12%
*78%
12%
80
12%
1,000
400
53/8
*5%
5%
*5%
5%
5V4
5%
5%
'
*5%
5%
*5%
5%
*5%
5%
106
*101
106
106
*101
58%
x57%
57%
56%
57
'58%
*57%
58%
58 %
58%
101
12%
445/s
*99%
12%
44%
*103
56%
58%
*100
106
58%
59
101
2,500
210
80
*99%
101%
12%
12%
12%
12%
13%
4.100
45%
45%
45%
45%
45%
10,900
3,600
102
5%
5%
57
57
57
57%
57
57%
57 %
57%
600
par
5
25
25 5/8
25%
26
26
26%
26%
26 %
3,600
27%
21
27%
26%
27%
6,500
*88%
88%
2
53/4
5%
5%
5%
5%
ya
No par
26%
26%
26%
89
89
88%
88%
*88%
xl3%
14
13%
13%
13 %
Co Inc
Electric
58%
80
,12%
40%
*78%
No par
1
com
$3.50 preferred
Standard Coil Products
Standard
12%
No par
Spiegel Inc common
Conv $4.50 pfd (stamped)_No
Square D Co
Standard
*78%
1
—
2nd
100
1
Spencer Kellogg & Sons
Sperry Corp
600
25%
28
common.
conv
1,900
25 %
Spencer Chemical Co
4.50%
7,700
29,500
34%
27%
100
18
27%
35
38%
21
Feb
35%
26%
35
24%
Feb
44
2,400
40%
37%
40 5/8
7.50
Co
Spear &
52% Jan
51%
40%
415%
15%
7% Mar 25
2
*50
*34%
41%
41%
14%
7% Mar 17
19
15,400
15
15
Dec
14%
14%
15
57% Jan
14 Ya
15
4% Sep
49
5,100
14%
4"% Sep
103% July
700
5%
14%
17
16
3,100
5%
36%
29
$5.50
14%
51%
16%
134
143/4
9% Jan
Co
-
16%
36%
preferred
Ohio
14%
14%
333/4
134
Elec__No par
&
Gas
Co
Railway
&
5
5
51%
13%
*50
16%
133 ya
25
Edison
6% Jan
23
110
common—No par
Gas
Natural
non-cum
16%
36s/8
(The)
Pacific
34%
34
130
5
California
Indiana
-
34%
15%
pfd—100
Platinum
&
15%
x33%
1
4
Feb
8%
4,500
22,200
5
15
Co
28
38% Apr
1,600
9
34%
Aircraft
Solar
Oct
105
28
140
Aug
2
36%
*27%
1,800
B
Oct
„
700
15%
6
103
1,300
143/4
Inc
Spalding (A G) & Bros Inc
Sparks Wellington Co
9
9%
9
1,100
!
15%
40
28
2,700
15%
21
Oct
15%
15 3/4
Southern
Mar 30
15%
153/s
700
49% May 20
12
16 200
17%
49% Mar 18
73
100
7534
47
11
17
800
8%
24%
74%
40
15
29
74
24%
8%
173/4
Sep
Jan
35%
834
25
75%
8%
*24%
17%
36% Sep
Dec
353/4
35%
4,900
30 Ya
15%
12%
*30
'
16
•
5,000
17%
8outh'n
May 21
35
20
64
40 34
18%
10
76
For
*53 Ya
40%
*18
24
18
10% Jan
63%
40%
18
33% Feb
23
9
*62%
18
27% Feb
Jan
99% Jan
63%
40%
No par
Smith-Corona
5
Jun
11% Oct
62
8,700
40
36% Sep
66
800
7%
7%
*45
11
16
9%
lYa
45%
38
28% Oct
9%
7%
39%
Dec
23
9%
7%
45%
Southern Co
22% Jun
*9%
39%
Southern
23
400
22%
9%
22
40
2
23
73%
73%
14,100
47%
39% Mar 16
16
8%
*24%
57%
22
40
16% Feb
Dec
57 Ya
*213/4
22%
46
9
,
*13%
13%
47
15
30-
100
40
13% Sep
47% Dec
300
14
46
33% Jun
26
90
80'%
40
19
10
21% Apr 22
2,400
80%
80%
100
16"% Nov
2
9,100
23%
1023/4
41%
23%
100
38% Nov *20
14
12% Jan
Oct
27
80%
43
23%
1023/4
41%
103
34 v8
Socony Vacuum Oil Co Inc
14
23 ya
33%
Smith-Douglass Co Inc
4% Sep
80%
41%
103
76%
preferred
1
7
41%
50
100
17%
*75
'
preferred
5
12
72%
*17%
76%
57%
35
8%
25
15%
(Alexander) Inc common—20
18% Jun
6% Dec
•
17%
*75
13%
40
35Vs
*8%
105
*17%
4.20%
37% Jan
140% Mar 13
35
*103
104
104
17%
76%
56%
*62 Ya
40%
*243/b
100
13%
7%
62
39 Ya
86
85%
563/4
9 %
lYa
62
86
85%
*13%
22
9%
7%
2,200
27%
23%
10
28
28
103
40
27%
85%
'
4,700
91
103J%
27%
104
70
103%
103%
56%
'
22
9%
*88%
90
90
3%%
6
18
22
68%
68%
67%
*102
10
18
Jun
80%
14%
Corp—
14
121
*79%
67%
90
103%
No par
25
Co——
Sep
5
*102
56%
1
1
Corp
14% Sep
Sep'
23%
23%
56%
No par
30
143
41%
41%
102%
*13%
l
14
7
*17%
-*75
76%
*79%
No par
25
21% Mar 20
*102
1
21% Jan
9
Nov
6
Smith
41
No par
40% Jan
16
28
4
25
*75
.
23%
Corp
O)
*102%
17%
Co
Steel—
21 Ya
*85
86 Ya
103 %
15
&
*88%
*101%
27%
17%
1
Pen
66%
67%
88%
104
*101%
l
2
17
34
27
27%
*85
5
15
8% Jan
May
A)
Saw:
Oil
66%
88%
*102%
5
Co
14
45% Jan
60% Dec
38
21,100
Corp of America
29
8% Sep
14% Nov
10,400
12%
No par
Sheraton
Sinclair
42% Oct
19% Aug 27
21%
12%
No par
Simmons
43% Mar 20
11
38% Oct
22% Apr
21%
12%
40
5
Simonds
2,000
22
Corp
Mfg
600
11%
11%
100
20
43 % Mar 20
7
3
80% Apr
16% May
Jan
66% Mar 22
20
63% Nov 20
32% Oct
16% Mar
17% Mar l2
15
Nov
17% Jan
34
23%
21%
_No par
(W
23
10
98
23%
XI13/4
11%
100
(Frank G)
Shealfer
23
*96
215/a
No par
Shattuck
July
12%
11%
Gas:
0
Dec
13
&
26% Feb
32
24
12%
21%
com
Sharon Sleel Corp
Shamrock Oil
11% Mar 25
15'
97%
*23%
12%
21%
25
$4.50 preferred
Apr 14
% May 20
43% Mar 16
76% Aug
*95%
233/4
11%
1
17
24
97%
9,800
21%
Servel Inc common
15
62% Apr
day.
233/4
12%
election
20
11%
Co
8% Sep
17% Dec
18
5
12%
No par
Co
Refrigerator
Oil
24%
123/4
1934
19%
19%
*95%
95
24%
5
&
24% Sep
2
*38% Nov
20
95
19%
19%
closed
^—1.40
Seiberling Rubber Co
14% Feb
'
19%
10
Corn
Roebuck
Seeger
2
7
175
preferred-No par
12 Ya Mar 12
60% Oct
32
250
*130
193/4
100
26% Mar 27
13
1,000
*225
RR Co
15
Oct
7
64%
175
Co common
11
10% Jan
May 27
Sears
12,900
64
250
t
(The)
Finance
Seagrave
3
26 %
64%
*130
Seaboard Oil .Co of Del
Aug 13
25 Ya
64%
*225
—
sink .fund
$5.75
17% Mar 24
13% July
28
5
25%
64
175
preferred
60% Feb
1
17
20% Sep
8% Sep
Nov
90
6
56% Apr
31
9% Oct 27
18% Jan
Oct
72
3
2
10
3.35%
25%
63%
No par
No par
Elcc Co
Seaboard
25%
64
15c
Seaboard Air Line
Mar 11
24%
250
preferred
conv
preferred
4.30%
500
19
25%
*130
preferred
Scranton
200
64
*225
preferred
3.65%
*18%
stock
Scovill Mfg Co common
68% Jun
May 21
24% Dec
$4
19%
exchange
Paper Co common
$3.40
25
17% Jan
110
Scott
53 0
6,500
19
*18%
175
Corp
6
33
250
Industries Inc
6
19
32%
33
31%
*130
Corp
Schenley
Nov
31%
*225
series A
Electric Co
Arms
Savage
2lYa
93
113%
100
.—5
100
1st pfd 4.40%
Sangamo
114
32%
92
113
Co—100
Paper Co common
Scherlng
91% Jan
105
St Regis
92%
113%
92
18%
19
100
Ry
preferred
noncum
6
2
98
2
70
5%
Mar 23
Jan
17
12
81% Jun
13
20
6
86% Feb
3
Feb
Oct
14% Jan
28
7
13
Jan
15% Mar
31% Jan
89% Apr 29
116% Jan 30
85
103
95% Apr
2
26% Oct
St Louis Southwestern
*113%
114
37%
38%
37%
113%
25%
No par
Power
&
31%
Co common—No-par
series A 5%
Preferred
2
23% Mar 25
27
Light
Joseph
*113%
100
10
Lead Co
St L San F Ry
30
9
17% Jun
13
St
Aug 26
77% Feb
10
_
St Joseph
23
Dec 30
Sep
5
common
preferred
4%% conv preferred
5
33% Jan
Stolen
4%
115% Aug 10
16% Jun
*88
Hafewuy
6
Co.No par
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
5%
89
30
14%
13%
14
4,300
12
11%
12
7,600
Volume 178
Number 5271...The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1791)
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Lowest
3
Monday
EXCHANGE
49% Sep
65% Sep
25
67
Sep
15
78% Jan
5
Standard
Oil of
23
New: Jersey
477/e Jan
22
31
Sep
21
38% Jan
5
Standard
Oil
Ohio
Jan, 10
100 V2 Sep
lb
94
May 11
100% Jan
12
15"% Jan
5
10
30
15
72%
73%
10
33%
33%
5
11% Oct
30
17% May 25
4
35% Aug 12
94% Jan 14
87
8
1
22% Dec
30
10
17% Sep
16% Jun
10
16% Nov .21
18
24
% Oct
21
14
Stevens
2
Stewart-Warner
17% Feb
2
Stix
15% Mar 11
9
10% Jan
21
8% Sep
29
10% Mar 13
4
101% Jun
27
20
99
79% Jan
3
94% Jan
29
8
119 % Feb
15
18% Oct
Apr
3
22% Jan
28
24% Jun
16
22 % Dec
18
26 % Apr
69% Sep
110
6
24%
18
July
15
7
35% Jan
5
Feb
2
82% Jan
117
5
Jan
Sep
14
21% Mar 25
23% Sep
19% Sep
3
Sun
6
30
16
24% Jan
23% Mar 26
A
34,100
1
33%
33%
33%
33%
34
343/8
6,900
98%
*96
981/4
*96
98%
.
14,100
"
10%
103/a
*44%
103/s
103/a
Inc_—
_No par
1
10%
12%
12 %
common
5
33%
34
92%
92%
100
15
T
*44%
46
45
>
*44i/4
12%
12%
12
f 12%
123/a
123/8
700
333/4
34%
34
34%
341/8
34%
5,000
EXCHANGE
26%
26%
CLOSED
20%
*92 %
ELECTION
93
45
263/8
<
,20%
203/8
.
14%
14%
93
26%
*02%
93
•
<
27
u
5
14
14%
11%
1
11%
DAY
11%
20%
,
.
263/8
267/B
J
20%
20%
1,100
14 %
14%
1,000
113/s
U3A
' i
,
12,600
203/s
14%
11%
2,400
143/B
i
11%
i
.
ll3/a
18 %
18 %
22%
20%
21%
24%
213/4
24%
21.%
21%
24% 1
243/8
31%
243/Q
32%
24%
243/4
13,400
32
32%
32
32%
32%
32%
2,900
8%
8%
8%
*
1
9,400
24%
3,000
No par
1
8%
18%
8%
8%
18%
18%
18%
21%
,
8% '
.
8%
18
18
*94
95
*94
.95
*94
95
No par
78
78
78
78
78
78
'
76
115
115
'
*114%
100
*114%
1
xl5%
16%
25
23%
23%
*23%
24
x21%
21%
*21
213/4
1950—20
116
*114%
16
116
16 3/8
16%
i
*
20
115
161/4
30,100
16%
*233A
24
*21iA
213/4
'
100
^
200
.
•
63
May
1
8% Oct
490
19
70% Dec
17
Oct
18
570
Apr
66
15
520
May 12
Sep
6% Oct
14
27% Jan
30
22% Apr
11
11% Jan
16
Oct
26
13% Sep
14
15
27
Sunshine Biscuits Inc
10% Jun
39
Sunshine Mining Co__
Superior Oil of California
Superior Steel Corp.
Aug
7
22% Jan
20
24
26 % Aug
26
25
Jan
14
32
Nov
6
102% Jan
2
112 % Nov
24
100
Jun
18
113
Nov
6
10% Jan
24
14% Dec
15
12% Jan
13
30% Oct
30
81% Jan
102
22
2
32 % May
35 % Jan
'41% Dec
4
14
May
115
23
Dec
7% Jan
2
29% Sep
21
40
Jan
Sep
30
86
16
Sutherland
4.40%
4% Sep
5
111% Jan
Swift
25
Co
&
Co
$4
$4.40
5
293/4
*108
16
38%
693A
7
70
7
163A
605
16%
pfd (conv)
Gould Corp
30 3/a
«' '
110
31
'aio
1
32
2,500
113
113
16%
16%
110
16%
38 34
39%
38%
39%
36%
353/8
36
35%
84 %
84%
84%
84%
1023/4
1033/4
1043A
*104%
4%
43A
4%
I
r<
6,400
!
X32
323/4
14,900
84%
104%
w
16%
39%
1,300
39
36
84%
43A
i
1
1,000
313/4
*
16%
35%
x43/4
•'!
600
163/8
'
30 %
110
7.50
1
5,700
605
16%
16%
39%
1,600
7%
71/8
605
16%
I
70%
70%
7
605
.No par
cum
Symington
30
69%
600
.No par
com_
L
—
*16%
110
15%
25
7
590
16%
293/4
*108
69
7%
575
16%
100
_
—i.—j—
preferred
575
50
common
69
6%.
25
(The). -4.16%
Sylvania Elec Prod Inc
5
7% Feb
15
Paper
69
10c
preferred
Sweets Co of America
May 22
97% Jun
4
21
78
89 % Aug 25
1
5% Oct
35% Jan
17% May
fl
39% Mar 18
12.50
''
105
47/8
84
84
104%
104%
1,200
47/8
4%
1,600
•
13'/a Jan
13
15% Nov
9% Dec
16
46% Dec
Jan
5
8% Jan
14
28
4% Mar 11
23
3
Tennessee
18
58
5
Texas
60% Jan
29
49% Sep
27% Oct
16
37
Dec
31
34
15
16
116% July 14
(James)
9
Telautograph Corp
47% Mar
16
32% Oct
Talcott Inc
16% Aug 13
14
50% Oct
100% Apr
15% Mar 25
20
Sep
33
Jan
84% Sep
2
21
Jan
54% Apr
110% Jan
5
1
Producing Co
Texas Gulf Sulphur
Oct
86
16
195 % Mar 28
5% Oct
15
Texas
Instruments
42% Feb
24
Texas
Pacific
Coal
&
Pacific
Land
101
Oct
6
165
Jan
Sep
15
138
Mar
23
Sub
share
Jan
8
32% Jan
24
46% Nov
19
37% Jan
10
47% Mar 19
Texas
10% Nov
17
18% Jan
2
7% Sep
15
12% Mar
Textron
15% Nov
14
18% Feb
7
135
Dec
30
12% Oct <31
15% Feb
43% Feb
14
Sep 21
11% Aug 31
14
29
10% Oct
10
14% Jan
17 % Jan
36
7
35 % Dec
103
42
Jun
11
8% Oct
22
15
8
Nov
26
12% Feb
1
7
Sep
11
41
Nov
25
48
Feb
15
40
Jun
4
9
6
20
14% Mar 10
Mar 26
1% Jan
15
8
9% Oct
15
14% Mar 12
16
41% Sep
15
61% Mar 26
9
98% July
3
88% Jan
1
Jun
17
4
July 28
1% Oct
22% Jun
25
31
July 28
17% Nov
2
Oct
22
24% July
39% Oct
23
49
*10% Jan
3
18
*21% Jan
:
26
4
3 %
Aug
3
97% Jan
3 % Jan
28
19% Oct
14
27 % Mar 25
2
35% Sep
14
46% Jan
15
11% Jun
10
13% Mar 25
27% Mar 12
9
16% Oct 23
23% Jan
28
7
13% Jan
8
17% Dec
9
Jan
10
15% Jan
23% Sep
May
14
12% Sep
17% Oct
13% Sep
106% Jun
3
18
14
7
15
5
29% Mar 19
20% Feb
25
25
Feb
2
17% Jan
27
112% Dec
15
3
21% Feb
15
15% Sep
15
40% May: 19
44% Feb
15
42% Jun
19
47 % Feb
16% Aug 25
21% Dec
4
16% Sep
24% Jan
30
47% Aug 25
60% Dec
10
69 % Jan
14% Dec
16
8% July 15
12% Dec
9
11% Jan
15
35% Sep
25
5% Sep
15
10% Sep
Jan
31
38
Dec
U
7% Dec
22
12% Jan
7
29
-
2
87 3/a
87%
88%
89
90
5%
53/8
53/8
5%
34%
.35 %
34%
35
Trans
112% Aug
7
20% Jan 30
19% Mar 25
World
&
Jun
8
5%
9% Mar 20
'twill
conv
Apr 30
July 31
82% Jun
15
78% Jun
3
87% Jan
Jan
15
35% Oct
Jun
18
100 % Nov
37% Jun
10
13
5
Union
6
Apr
21
104
45% July
9
90
110
Jan
97
Jan
26%
26%
13%
153/4
15%
153/4
111%
15%
110%
110%
4
50 % Nov
25
Sep
44% Jun
15
45% Jan;
17
50 % Jan
37% May
1
42% Aug
12
39
23
46% Mar 26
100-
Jan
May
121 % Mar 31
2
38 % Dec
31
101% Jan.
1
3
Jan
30
24% May
1
33% Jan
2
1
104% Dec
28
91% May
30% Jan
8
xl3
Nov
16
137 % July 25
21
101% Jan
107
107
18
17% Feb
17
Sep
11
70% Mar 19
33% Feb 11
57% Oct 17
26% Nov 12
6
4% Apr
Feb
7
69% July
4% Jan
2
5% Nov
19
3% Feb
50
25
9
5% Mar 21
10%
Feb
11
100
Sep
31% Apr
102% Jun
24
43% Nov
6
3
106% Jan
15
61% Jan
5
23
22
31% Feb
11
Jan
2
23
5% Feb
24
*61/4
*12
12%
43
69%
23
*104'A
*89
84%
*99
12
12
33%
-
32%
333/8
8%
8%
8 3/8
43
43%
.70%
x69
23
22%
106
105%
23
22%
23
105
106
90
*88
90
85
84
85
100
100
100
*88"
85%
*100
42%
43%
42%
43%
105%
106 %
5
42%
42%
42
423%
100
103%
103%
10
23%
24
1952-100
91 %
92%
Biscuit <of America—_No par
36%
36%
series of
&
No par
—j.
Carton
Corp
10
*104
14%
106
14'A
United Carbon Co
No par
55%
No par
29
29
103%
United
Cig-Whelan Stores com—30c
.
104
42%
106
47%
x40
42%
*103
23%
23%
23%
91%
91%
36%
36%
105
*105
91
*88
86
*85
86
*104
*14
54%
*29%
106
*103
105%
110
180
100%
100%
100%
150
43%
43%
43%
16,000
107
107%
1073/4
2,800
48
473A
473A
40%
40
40%
1,200
433/8
43%
433A
10,500
104%
500
23%
9,300
91%
1,100
36%
600
104
233A
104
23%
*91
363/4
107
*14%
14%
55
55%
55%
29%
29
29%
14%
1,700
89
90%
36%
■
55%
United-Carr Fastener
18
22%
47%
United Board
24
2,600
17,100
22%
42
$4.50 preferred
29
44%
70%
47%
Preferred 4%%
United
Feb
44%
70
42
common
83/8
1,600
703/4
41%
preferred
800
6,800
433A
47%
Inc
12%
32%
8%
43%
105%
Lines
12
31 %
8 3/a
70'A
47%
Air
12
43%
41%
convertible
200
70%'
105%
Aircraft Corp common
420
32%
32
50
common
61/2
8%
*11%
25
Co—
39
36%
*105
1,300
107
500
14%
14%
56
57
3,100
29
600
*28 %
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
*81
82
*81
82
80
81
*80
81
5
5
5
5
5
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
*57'A
5,100
13%
14%
14
14%
7,600
12
12%
12
12%
3,300
28
58% Jan
14
United
Fruit
23% July 22
30% Jun 17
37% Feb
14
1% Sep
21
'
Nov
Sep
10
30
2'A
14
65
95% Sep
101
Sep
15
14
13
120
175
22
Aug 27
103% Oct
179
May
159
Jun
9
27% Dec
2
17
Oct
19
66
8
57% Oct 23
30
Sep
Mar 27
10
13% Mar
Sep
119
3
Cos
Co
No par
61
250
46%
47%
47%
48%
47%
48 3/a
19,100
27%
27
27%
27%
27%
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
19,400
3,300
12
12%
12
S &
$4.50
U
&
Inc
1
(The)_l
S
common
Machinery
preferred
1%
54
14,000
1%
1%
1%
1%
5,200
53%
54%
54
55%
54'A
55%
6,400
96 %
97%
96%
963A
24%
24%
24%
24%
243A
109%
110%
109%
110%
110 %
54
96
96
24%
24'A
20
100
com
12%
1%
1%
No par
No par
preferred
Hoffman
4%%
46
No par
S
7%
U
Mfrs
1st preferred
Freight Co
U S Gypsum Co
Marl6
9
59
26%
Mar 26
23
59
463A
Foreign Securities
Feb
3,400
27
Park City Mines Co
35% Jan
9%
34%
Merch
20
8 3/8
34%
United
Jan
8%
26%
United
5
23,400
10
—_
U
'
59
5%
Gas Improvement Co—-13%
May 12
5
*57
120
5%
5
United
Jan
31% Jan
68
Coal
United Gas Corp
"*
*38%
61/4
*57%
44
page 28
38%
6%
14%
11% Sep
see
38%
6%
12%
46
For footnotes
383/4
*6 %
59%
30
9
38%
6%
13%
1
Sep
38%
6%
12
2
9
*38%
12%
15% Jan
8
2,300
13%
73"
Jan
12%
13%
6
Jan
123/4
xl2%
19
Mar 19
13
5
34% Sep
16
12%
Engineering & Foundry——5
64% Jan
61
13
United
29% Aug
167
13
United Electric
12
.
13
3,100
8
2
May 2
101% Feb 20
22,600
2
30
19
10
173/a
72% Mar 13
49
7
102% Aug
7
31% Dec 31
183/4
52%
16%
16% Feb
53% Oct
11
18%
*51%
17
17% Jan
30% July 26
96% Jan
18%
52
16%
4
24% Jan
Apr
18%
52
2
8
15
18
9
•
18
*50
50
Car
350
1,200
15
Feb
21% Jan
24
No par
California-
45
171/8
8%
No par
17
*42%
513/4
51%
33%
series—
*16%
16%
■„No par
20
110%
16%
443A
13
par
No par
111%
16 3/4
17%
Co—5
Carbon
2,400
14,900
16%
1
l
17%
5,300
19
Jan
74
22
54% Jan
5%
5% Jan
4% Feb
*50
18
111
5,500
10% Sep
21
12% Oct
16% Mar 20
86
18
15%
13%
9,000
4,400
.
$3.50 convertible preferred
100
United Corp (Del)
1
United Dye & Chemical Corp com_l
7% preferred
100
22
May
4
48% Sep
25% Sep
3% Apr
4% Jun
45
No par
Tank
United
21
Jan
16%
*43%
1
Pacific RR Co
United
30
37% Feb
16
15% Dec
Oct
104% Jan
13% Jun
14% Oct
47
32 % Mar 25
107
*16%
1
*18
21i/4
*42%
16%
45
_50
$4 ,series
of
110%
*16%
*42%
—_50
1952
noncumqlaUye preferred
Union
29
21% Sep 15
88
Sep 15
33% Sep 21
100
July 21
67
4%
Oil
110
15%
1
common—
Rubber
15%
18%
50
common
(conv)
Cp___
$3.50
*18
15%
j„_No par
.;
&
19%
1
common-.
Corp
Preferred
44% Aug
115% Jan
300
*17%
prior preferred
Preferred
3,800
19%
Corp
Asbestos
Union
16
94
5
1%
193/4
13%
Elec Co of Mo common—,
10
Preferred $4.50
series
No par
Preferred $3,70
series
No par
98
*1%
*18%
26 3/8
14
Bag & Paper Corp
91% Jun
50
13/4
18%
13%
26%
14
*18
2
Union
111
94%
26%
Carbide ,&
2
*93%
13%
Union
9
1%
18
100
3,700
261/4
Union
25
1%
173/4
93A
48%
13%
24 % Mar
Jan
1%
17%
94%
48
26
26
5
No par
g
Inc
Steel
49% Mar 20
83% Jan
1%
20
*93 %
48%
39%
72% Feb
May
93%
48
12%
16
93
93
200
2
•
*9%
12
16
104
48
n%
j
93/4
21
15
4
473/4
403/4
403/4
2
5
100
—
10
38%
38% Sep
61% Jun
19% Jun
Jun
*9%
—
2,400
21%
Udyllle Corp (The)
98
1%
93/4
—
7%
12%
2
2
21/4
*9%
DAY
9
7V2
403A
*2
ELECTION
95
*8%
7%
38%
8
2
7%
*40%
21
15
15
71/2
403A
12
14% Feb
30
*8%
7%
37%
13% Jan
Jan
200
9
121/8
55% Jan
Union
400
36 J/2
21 J/4
series of
Underwood
*93
600
13
363/8
38'A
Airlines
Coach
9%
48
1%
Century Fox Film new
Twin City Rap, Transit corn—No
45
9%
143/a
13
*40iA
CLOSED
2%
*2
47%
*18%
20tli
8
EXCHANGE
41
9%
14%
13%
36 3A
12
Tung-Sol Electric Co
Jun
7%
7%
*40
*8%
143/a
13%
37%
preferred
15
STOCK
14%
12,300
*36%
13ya
X20%
Preferred series A
5%
9'A
143/a
37
12%
Truax-Traer Coal Co
Conv
*8%
13%
*36%
21%
Williams
Tri-Continental
$6
37
38
Transamerlca Corp
Transue
14%
13%
*36%
12
5
50
*13%
300
4,900
8
73A
21%
6
24 % Dec
8
7%
45J/8
38
14
72% Dec
7%
7%
.
5
Nov
26
45
45
—10
8% Nov
30
45
44%
No par
4
27
44%
45
Oil
6
Dec
115
Bearing-.
(The)—
Roller
56 % Feb
Feb
119
115
par
Toledo Edison Co
14% Aug
23
116 %
115
No par
preference™
3
43% Jun
120%
*113%
5
Tliompson-Starrett Co com—No
30
57
117%
113
100
10
32
117
113
15
coin.
preferred
Associated
6,100
114%
113
1
—
Water
4,600
118
common
Thompson (J R)
Thompson Products Inc
Timken
35
113
No par
—
2,800
343A
114
14 %
Tide
35
53/8
1
*14%
$3.50
x34%
5 3/a
100
$1.25 conv preferred
No par
Thatcher Glass Mfg Co common
5
$2.40 conv preference—
No par
4</o
4,500
41%
87%
5%
7%
Co
7,800
42%
87%
common
Fair
17,300
5%
Utilities Co
Inc
500
55%
87%
,
10
Ry Co_
Oct
2
413A
Trust—
11% Jun
15% Feb
42
400
55'A
1
47% Oct
12
41
7%
30
10% Oct .27
49
Sep
13% Jan
18
25
24
41%
42%
55%
44%
25
105
54%
50c
29 % Mar 27
Jan
22% Nov
54%
No par
2
12% Dec
7
54%
$2.50 convertible preferred
50
tThird Avenue Transit Corp_No par
15% Feb
91% Jan.
55
Thermoid
59% Dec
18
x54%
27
1
Jan
41
14
11
4
15
*40
No par
Oil
certificates
Pacific
100
143/4
15
39%
Feb
10
*143/a
14%
39%
9% Jan
% Nov
143A
14%
39
8
44
*14 3/a
14%
39
12% Jan
8% Jan
42 % May
Texas &
The
14%
14%
39%
.
42 J/8
Inc
14
Texas
128
6
30% Sep
12
14%
14"%
39'A
10
Gulf
5 % Oct
46% Jan
14%
*14%
8
.
„_
Co
Texas
*14%
5
25
Corp
109%
*170
17%
*58
111
175
18
59
*
*170
17%
*58
12%
175
12
1%
*173
12%
176
12
*96
*173
963/4
25
111%
i
i
i
!
\
140
ji'
r'
/
34% May 19
^
t
,
71% Apr
635
i
?
2,400
21%'
21%
i
r
i
77%
24
V
1
95
*94
163/s
*23%
1
1,000
'
No par
ser
]
100
21%
commoiu.
pfd
f
100
<
,
*92%
26%
46
20
(preferred
i
■
5
common
'■
4,100
10,700
STOCK
46
20%
v
.
l
2nd
conv
73%
10%
preferred series A
5%%
723/a
98'A
Oil Co commoiu^—
A 4%%
preferred-.
%%
72%
No par
Sunray Oil Corp
4
72%
10
Class
26
;
72%
103/B
Corp
series
S4.50
10,000
x713A
*96
Corp
Corp;__
Chemical
69%
103/B
prior preference
Sunbeam
Sun
69
10%
Sludebaker
17
51%
69%
10%
Stone & Webster
2
50%
X69%
10%
& Fuller Co_r—
Stokely-Van .Camp Inc common
43% Feb
21% Sep
26% Jun
21
31
X50%: 51%
693/4
10%
;
i
51% *
69
10%
Baer
5 %
Shares
51%
,
10%
Corp
,
the Week
io%
Co Inc—
&
28% Jan
6
31
Oct
P)
6
307/» Aug
16
(J
18% Oct
35% Dec
114% Jan
preferred
2
10% Sep 15
16% July
1
20% Sep 14
92
3%%
Nov. 6
1
Stores
23% Feb
40% Dec
Apr'
Bros
Sterling Drug Inc
36% Jan
5
8% Nov
Sterchi
*96
Friday
Nov. 5
5
*
7
Oct
100
Warn® >Corp—
Starrett Co (The) L S—
6
26% May 20
31% Feb'
3%% preferred series A:
Stand Ry equip Mfg Co—/
Stanley
14
16% Sep
2
13% Oct ;23
25
Jun
common
Sales for
Thursday
Nov. 4
68%
of
SALE PRICES
Wednesday
51%
68%
32% Jan
44% Jan
Jan v.8
50%
Indiana
3
Apr 30
Feb
California—No par
of
31
29
i.4% Nov
of
Oil
13% Mar 26
July
"S'/o May
Oil
Standard
12% May 11
45% Mar 27
Nov~28
32% Oct
Standard
2
14
17
98
5
81% Jan
17
43% Jan
Dec .23
59% Jan
15
25
II7GH
Nov. 3
21
Sep
8% Sep
40 % Feb
45
22
Tuesday
Nov. 2
Par
Mar 15
32'A Oct
96
4ND
STOCK
Jan
11% Oct
23
Highest
YORK
92
36% May 2
13% Mar.24
91
NEW
85
Oct 16
35% Oct
94
Lowest
64 % July 23
70% Oct JL6
72
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
50% Jan
Continued—Page 11
STOCKS
Year 1952
-
27
230
1,200
2,900
176
18
17%
17%
17%
17%
1,400
59
58 %
58 %
*58%
59%
10
*
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
28
...
Monday, November 9, 1953
(1792)
«
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Year 1952
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
18% Jan
3
23% July fi
*7% Dec
9
8% Nov 24
Oct
7% Oct
22
Jan 26
22% Jan
27
22
14
8
40% Mar 17
35% Oct
23
39% Dec
•
34
Sep
14
Sep
19
67
Jan
4
58% Apr
23
64
26% Oct
16
34% Mar 21
22
Oct
23
32% Feb
70
Oct
26
85% Jan
76% Nov
6
97% Apr
56
*81 % Jun
17
90 % Dec
31
22% Oct
16
136% Jun
2
53
Oct
30
61
Jan
3
37% Oct
23
Mar 28
90
102% Jan
31
30%D*e
tl
146
% Feb
6
87% Mar 29
68 % May
29
42% Dec 31
18
Oct
16
37
144% Mar 11
67% Jan
2
66% Feb
1
55% SeyrlQ
15
33% Sep
135
Aug 31
Mar
31% Jan
23% Aug 31
127% Sep
•
144% Jan 21
44% Jan
138 % May 16
144
Jan
24
20
23
Feb
13
17% Sep
21% Feb
36% July 25
41
May 18
35% Jun
39% Oct
19% Oct
5% Jan
7
7% Apr
10
24
10% Jan
11
94
JOB
27
100
75% Sep
23
4% Jan
19
1 % Sep
16
16% Sep
156
90
Mar II
4
Mar 19
3% Jan
2
1% Sep
23
15
29% Mar 12
2
26% Dec
8
22% Jan
14
30
Nov
5
24% Feb
9
27
Sep
29
1 % Sep
27
21 % May
23
7%
27
May 2
24% July 25
14
Jan
11
Apr
57
May 23
24
28% Apr
15
Jan
26% Jan
1«
7
6
10
155
Sep
3
14
Feb
61
Aug
14% Dec
65
3%M*yl3
33% DM
17
7
28'A Jun
34% Mar 25
Oct
30
3
1
32
Jan
2
87% Sep
9
93% Apr
29
88
18% Oct
24
29% Jan
19
16% Oct
119
137% Jan
19
27 % Dec
31
21
Mar 20
92
July 17
8
25% Jan
Sep
15
130% Jan
8
22% Jun
23
27% Jan
5
5
114 '/a Jan
a
Jan
8
112
Nov
6
21% Jan
2
8
116% Nov 20
106
Mar 12
103% May
2
103% Dec 15
92
July 20
92
Jun
100
100% Oct
30
98% Jan
22
Jun
3
33 % Apr
24
37% Jan
4
25% Sep
15
35% Feb
2
127 % Jan
14
31
Jun
13
25 % Oct
13
30
Feb
19
35% May 22
44% Jan
11
36 % Mar
16% Apr
8
18
Jan
18
14% Sep
15
18
28% Mar
8
31% o«t
a
27
Jun
22
—20
Apr
17
68% Deo
39
59
Sep
14
11% Jan
2
12% Nov
2
53 % Oct
5
30
4
Mar
15
Jan
Vick
Chemical
Co
2.50
,
Pacific Ry com—100
noncumulative preferred—100
Chemical Works common—_5
Vicks Shreve &
5%
7%
6%
7%
73/4
*283A
28%
29
7%
81%
100
1%
1%
4,200
19%
1%
*18%
19'A
*80
*18%
1%
2,700
13/4
*1%
1%
29%
30
30
200
*25%
26
26
26
200
160
*159
162
160
*29%
10
900
15%
15%
15%
153/4
62'A
62%
62'A
50
32%
32%
1,900
36
36%
4,100
1,200
133/4
28
700
63A
7
28%
29
5,300
2,200
28
27%
7
28%
28%
28%
*13%
*126
127%
*126
127'A
*126
127'A
*126
127%
130
*126
130
*126
130
*126
130
273A
27%
27%
91%
*91%
92%
*91%
92'A
40
17%
17%
17%
17%
18 Va
6,300
28
100
*91%
923A
91'A
com—No par
6% div partic preferred
100
Virginia Elec & Power Co com__10
$5 preferred
—100
$4.04 dividend preferred
100
$4.20 dividend preferred
100
Virginia Ry Co common
25
6%
preferred.
25
Vlsking Corp (The)
5
Vulcan Detinning Co common
10
7% preferred—
20
17%
17%
17'A
114%
114'/a
*114%
25%
114%
*114
*98
26%
100
101%
3,800
30
100
*98
100
*98
100
101%
*99
*28
26%
114%
26%
*114
114%
100
118
*114%
263/4
26%
*114
114%
*98
*99
117
*114%
117
26%
26%
114%
1,100
27%
22%
preferred—,
900
1%
80%
80
*126
27%
3%%
20
1,000
7
7%
81
iy4
273A
Victor
Va-Carolina Chemical
28
110% Jan
95
28% Oct
28
24% Apr
1,100
7 Va
Vertientes-Camaguey Sugar Co__6%
23
Apr
24% Oct
183/4
393A
*6%
6%
23% Apr
116
18%
*38%
18%
40
*39
27%
0
13
2,500
6%
10% Jan
Mar 18
40,600
27%
14
Apr
37%
142 %
63/4
6% Oct
29
18%
31%
1413/4
27%
23
128
900
37%
141%
37 Va
141
63/4
15% Jan
127
55%
27%
12
6
40
55%
6%
Dec
4,500
393/4
56
27%
Raalte Co Inc
900
139%
41
133/4
Van
10
190
17,800
56
36
32% Mar 28
3
139
7,500
40
13%
27
May 29
140
139%
34%
27% Oct
23% Apr
28%
13'A
16
125% Jun
i53/4
77
28%
34%
Jan
125
160%
763/4
28%
13%
30
9
iy4
29%
26%
77%
28 Va
*18%
20
is/4
i3/4
*29
29%
*25%
26%
*159
160
15 */2
15%
20
72
34%
27% Oct
11
*159
153/4
7%
80
*70%
500
23%
70
1,400
60
23%
*77
7
i%
60
70
18%
39
39
7
60%
24
133/4
Norman Co
31
*26
60%
23%
34%
Van
Oct
i3/4
*29%
18%
ELECTION
DAY
7%
7%
80
37%
13%
Vanadium Corp of
17% Mar 23
Dec
*18%
18%
50
37%
37
"70
72
77% 77%
27%
28 V8
139% 140%
39
40
56% 56%
36%
37%
141
141%
STOCK
EXCHANGE
CLOSED
7%
37%
9,600
143/a
*7%
x343/8
45% Mar 29
15
25% Dec
18%
*38%
*6%
7%
'*78%
1%
37%
141%
14%
7%
2.5o
10
15
12% Sep
127
139%
40%
56%
x37
141%
14%
*7%
America„No par
30% Sep
129
28
60%
23%
0
Shares
14%
14%
7%
37%
60%
24%
14%
*7%
37%
323/4
4
17
23%
*70
77%
14%
7%
37 %
61%
23%
72
77%
28%
139%
41%
56 %
32%
49% Aug 1«
Apr
14%
*7%
37%
*61
63%
32%
17% Jan
116
Nov. 6
*62%
32%
0
the Week
Friday
Nov. 5
62'/,
32%
8
10
Thursday
Nov. 4
62%
32%
preferred
& Light Co
Power
Jan
31
Wednesday
Nov. 3
No par
Utah
13% Nov
34
Tuesday
j62 %
4%%
68% May 20
10
Jan
S3
Feb
167
2
July 28
169
No par
Co common
17% May 20
7% Sep
22
common
United
9 % Mar 19
8% Dec
2% Apr
Sales for
HIGH SALE PRICES
Nov. 2
Par
noncumulative preferred—25
Stockyards Corp
1
United Stores $4.20 noncu 2d pfd_5
$6 convertible preferred—-No par
United Wall Paper Inc common—2
4%
convertible preferred
50
Universal American Corp
1
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp
1
Universal Leaf Tobacco com_No par
8%
preferred
100
Universal Pictures Co Inc com
1
6% Jan
AND
Monday
STOCK
1
4%%
preferred
10
U S Pipe & Foundry Co
20
U S Playing Card Co
10
U S Plywood Corp common
1
3%%
preferred series A
100
3%%
preferred series B
100
U S Rubber Co
common
5
8% noncum 1st preferred
100
U S Smelting Ref & Min com_—50
7%
preferred
50
U S Steel Corp common
No par
7% preferred
^-100
Co
Lines
U S
U S Tobacco
26
28
May 28
8 %
*87% Oct
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
LOW
STOCKS
*99
101 %
*99
101 %
500
28%
27%
27%
273/4
28
28
26'/a
26%
26 Va
26%
26 Va
26%
26%
26%
53
53
533/4
533A
53%
533/4
53
53
600
153/4
153/4
600
293%
10
*143A
15%
15'/a
15%
15%
15%
28
*29
2,100
29
29
*29
29%
*29
62
*61%
62%
*61%
62%
62%
12%
*12%
12%
12%
12%
*12%
62%
12%
400
62
23%
23%
23'A
23
23 Va
23 Va
23'A
1,500
493/4
49%
493A
2,900
293/4
w
09
Nov
24
12% Aug
0
29% Jan 14
42% Apr
29
27
22% Oct
Wabash
RR
13% Mar 10
Waldorf
System
29% Jan
6
4
Fab
27
7
43% Jun
16
22
10% Jan
30
5% Sep
15
9
11
21% Dec
3
18% Jan
2
25
98
12
104% Dec
Jan
8
Sep
15
11% Sep
14% Apr
15
98
I
50% Aug
51% Jan
Dec
17% Jan
8
May 13
,
Feb
4
17% Anr
10
105
Walgreen
Co—
Walker (Hiram)
& W
No par
2.50
Ward Baking Co common
1
—100
G
Walworth Co——
preferred—
5%%
Oct~22
20% Jan
Jim
35% Jan 30
23% Sep
21
33% Mar 19
Warren
Foundry
30
28% Sep
14
37% May 14
Warren
Petroleum
25% Jan
4
24% Oct
23
16
May
1
19% Feb
19
11% Nov
17
Dec
37
30
31% Sep
3
29
Jun
9
Dec
31
24
Sep
14
28
2
18% Nov
24
31
Jan
30
0
Mar 10
18% Jan 21
13
Sep
14
17% Apr
24% Dec
19% Oct
20
24% Mar 23
3
14%juiy31
8
Sep
13% Feb
14
10
9
29
12% Mar 27
3
11% Jan
19
Sep
15
30
32% Jan
•
21% Sep
1
28% Feb
2
28
84
7
73% Oct
1
84"% Feb
3
Oct
16
41% Jan
9
17% Nov
4
29% Jan
9
West
28
May
21% May
2
28 % Dec
30
29 % Jan
2
37% Dec
3
32
106% Mar 18
110% Sep
8
98% Jun
96% Jan
17% Oct
Jun
$4
28% Jan
I
West
37% Feb
4
West
Penn
Electric
107% Jan
8
West
Penn
Power
88% Jun
18
Feb
7
89% Jun
9
99% Jan
19
16% Jan
29
12% Nov
5
l6:,/4 Jjmq
19
West
4
West
103% Apr
102
98
Jan
9
12
Sep
17
72
Jun
6
106% Jan
8
9% Oct
19
84
Aug
1
69
Jun
21"% Nov
109% July 18
15% Jan
1
104
102
8% Sep
43 % Sep
4.10%
4% %
15
8
56% Dec
18
15
57% Mar 11
Western
26% Dec
23
20
Sep
14
32% Mar 29
Western
Dec
19
45
Jan
2
63% Mar 25
64
89
Mar
37
Oct
20
4
% Dec
12
Oct
7
98
46% Sep
90
67% Mar 10
14
99% Sep
May 14
2
4%
RR
series
Western Union Telegraph
Westinghouse Air Brake
Westinghouse Electric com
14
39% Sep
15
1
16% Jun
10
22
May
4
Weston
14
127
Mar
4
Mar 20
126
Jan
26%
26%
27
5,300
14%
14%
*14%
14%
*20%
20%
20 Vs
201/4
20%
20%
20%
20%
700
9%
<2%
9%
1,800
3.80%
preferred series B
Inst
Elec
6
Oct
12% Jan
8
24% Nov
32% Apr
13
2
27% Aug 29
18% Sep
4
13% Dec
17
11% Feb
8% Oct
22
12% Jan
22
7% Sep
68% Nov
14
75% Feb
13
63% Oct
12% Aug 18
14 % Jan
18
8% Nov
30% May 27
16% Oct 15
11% Mar 20
74% Mar 10
13% Jan
19
Prior'
&
Co
Inc
&'
Oct
51
16
64
Jan
53
Jan
3
Woodward
48
Jan
30
Sep
1
75
Sep
19
101
Sep
19
8
83% Feb
118
Nov
70% Dec
22
75 % Jan
14
9% Oct
23
13% Feb
1
36
7 % Sep
22'A
-104%
105'A
24%
96
93%
60°IV
1,700,
■
100',
42
43%
41%
421/4
42
423/4
42%
42%
7,200..;:;
23 Vs
22%
23
22%
22%
22%
22%
6,600
47%
98%
47%
X47%
98%
*98%
19%
19%
■-
47 %
48 3A
47 %
99
98%
99
U23
6 'A
34%
6%
6%
.
63/a
19%
i,eob ;Vv
2.500
123
-
34'A
34%
•
(FW)
370:
26 %
600,
5,600
28%
200
16%
16'A
16'A
10,800
conv
*25
1
*30
28%
*134
Corp...10
18%
41%
10
43%
No par
28%
78
107%
*76
'
9
8%
66 %
66
8%
*25
26
83A
8%
_
'
'
'
.
.
"
.
85/a
8%
30 Va
30 Va
30 Va
28 3/4
29
285/a
29
28%
*134
137
*134
137
137
18%
18Va
18 3/8
413/4
40%
40%
41%
44%
44
44 %
X43s/a
29
28%
29
78%
78
106
28%
78
107%
183/a
106
107
34%
34%
19%
19%
193/B
48%
48'A
48 %
*47%
Yale & Towne Mfg Co
1
9
York
comjnon
convertible
preferred
34%
34
*106
7%
19%
1
i
18%
42
3,100
700
2,400
73A
48%
Apr
.
.
147
8,300
76%
19%
39 %
23% Apr
7%
3,200
29 Va
*773A
78 3/4;
79
107
70
60
76%
300
73/4
2,800
34% •34%
1,700
19%
19%
4,700
*473/4
48 %
19%
49
*23%
24 %
400
900
27% Oct
16
34
JaD
7
22% Sep
14
34% Jan
13
Young (L A) Spring & Wire_No par
23%
23%
23%
24%
23%
24%
39% Oct
23
50% Jan
2
34
14
47% Jan
8
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
No par
38%
38%
38%
38%
38%
39
38%
39
16
Oct
18
17% Jan
24
23
16% Jan
2
Youngstown Steel Door
No par
11%
11%
11%
12
11%
12
12
12
00
Jan
a
Jan
6
Zenith
Radio
No par
71
71%
71%
71%
71
717a
703A
70%
3,600
5% Apr
IS
Zonite
Products
3%
3%
3%
3%
3'A
4,200
4% Nov 17
88% Nov 20
6% Jan 29
Sep
11% Sep
63 % Jun
10
3% Oct
28
84
Corp
Corp
1
3%
*
3%
3%
,
•
9,300
900
*
BJd and asked prices;
y Ex-rights.
dividend,
no sale on this day.
t In
receivership, or petition has been filed for the company's reorganization,
a
Deferred
delivery,
r Cash
sales,
.
600
.
43%
73A
x34%
14
15
47
73A
800
283/4
29
76%
1
Sep
16% Sep
8
•
30 3/a
433A
,
76%
50
1
3
.
44 Va
3/8
*41%
41%
29
107
25
40% JAB
21% Oct
7%
18
18 3/a
34%
76
76
76%
*77%
,
*134 '
'
600
'
30 Va
73A
51% Dec
'
12,500
9
65%
9
9
.
28%
—5
0
65%
83A
30%
__.No par
2
8%
83/4
30 Va
Wyandotte Worsted Co
8
26
66
65
83A
Wrigley (Wm) Jr (Del)
13% Jan
%
:
1,600
16%
26
663/4
common
,
;;;
4,900'
16 Va
*25
-10
Co
Corp
J'
82%
.
6%
6
"
6%
6%
,
600:
34%
19
19%
,19%
19%
*123
35
,
28,300 ; ;
48 3A
99
47%
100
22
Corp
93%
22%
11 % Mar 17
4%%
51'A
*93
54 Va
52
16 Va
series— 100
53% Mar
4,000
54
51
16'A
series-.100
Oct
25 %
25
3,000
16 Va
pfd 4%%
.
49%
53%
51%
96
140
1,800
9
49'A
25
53
51 %
50%
*93
49%
*24%
24%
53%
9
9'A
49
49
*51%
7,000
22%
105%
9
213/4
preferred 4%%
9
48%
51'A
8%
Co
Iron
Worthington
39% Jan
Jun
22 Va
*104%
Va
25
.100
Service
i32% Jun
31
9
21%
Prior
77
9
24%
Prior
15
9'A
*
Mar 19
71% May 12
105
22
130% Mar 10
86
87
105
48
20
1,200
1,200
87%
87%
104%
8%
Grocery Co:.
Public
Woolworth
35% Mar 17
9
32% Nov
12%
*66%
preferred
6%
Wisconsin
Sep
45% Dec
20
20
6
42% Sep
17
26 % Feb
97% Feb
2
26
20
42'A Apr
76 % Jan
Jan
13
21 %
Wisconsin Elec Power Co com__.._10
18% Nov
98
12%
213A
Winn
135
*96%
13%
21%
30% May 22
'■
97%
13
22%
29% Oct
10
97%
13%
21%
24 % Jun
24
12%
97%
No par
_
Co_
Lovett
98
98
_No par
-10
common
preferred--—
$4.25
100
.—1
Willys-Overland Motors IncWilson
1
20
..
Co
Wilson-Jones
140
*98
—5
preferenceOil
Wilcox
6,200
100
j.
28%
24 % Jan'
Apr
■*98
;
28%
17
16% Jun
<
106
35%
28%
29
126
100
*98
100
36
105
36 Va
105%
28%
25 % Dec
26
4,900
390
105'A
36
36 Va
105 %
17%
18
17%
17%
35%
*104%
27%
28 % Nov
Nov
18%
17'A
17%
35%
104%
28%
7
138
7,400
28%
2
15
18%
82%
15% Apr
128% Jan
17%
1
(The S S)
21% May
5
17%
26
Sewing Machine common-
28
32
17%
82%
White
14% Jan
9
17%
26%
Co—
4
17%
*26%
Motor
10% Aug
17%
*; 82 %
White
29% Jan
2,600
79
82
30
Sep
200
23'A
79
34%
Oct
23
10'%
223A
79%
26%
29
2
10%
22%
78%
81%
15
29% Jan
10%
22%
78%
26%
14
17
23
*10%
22%
78%
26%
Mfg
Oct
10%
22%
81%
Dental
28% Oct
*10%
78%
26%
White
40% Mar 17
10%
22%
2o
Wheeling Steel Corp com
No par
$5 conv prior preference—No par
Oct
48
1
600
i
9
;.,34V4
8
25 Va Sep
9
19%
Jan
7
8%
9
9
21%
104 %
*123
34 %
81%
86% Mar 24
22
34% Jan
22%
77%
17%
17 Va
35 %
104%
*98
*96
13%
87'A
100
30
30
89% Jan
9
*10'A
12.50
Corp_
14
41% Jan
6
8% Mar
26%
14 %
15
30
Oct
Apr 21
26%
14'A
80
Oct
80
17% Jan
26%
14%
30 Va Sep
32
25
26%
10
10
12 %
100
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
127
1,000
100
91V8 Jun
Mar 2o
3,100
30%
No par
com
A
3
127
200
323/s
30%
96
Preferred
31
12
283A
32 Va
*94
Pacific
Western
Nov
Mar 18
*27%
28%
53
48% Dec
50
3,700
24%
22 % Sep
99% Jan
18%
*24 %
38% Feb
101
18%
*51 %
51'A
11
2
18 %
100
21
20
18'A
CLOSED
30 3A
.10
Co
45% Feb
35% Feb
18%
EXCHANGE
18%
1,500
28
100
100
5
preferred
2nd
27% Nov
95% Jan
18
11%
Maryland Ry common__100
noncum
16
48% Aug 13
29% May 18
5,600
32 Va
1
24% May 14
18
11%
30%
100
Supply
Auto
30
46% Fel)
11%
28
100
Western Air Lines Inc
22
47
11%
11%
—
Oct
18
pfd_
preferred
46% Apr
34% Oct 21
30
11%
11.%
32'A
Pulp & Paper com—No par
5
New
5
101%
30%
No par
Co
4%%
preferred series C
Va
6
Jan
22% Nov
109
100%
32
5
Virginia Coal & Coke
12% Jan
5
29
19
87% NOV
19
Sep
Jan
1003A
29
1
preferred series B
4.20%
II
2
23 V4
100%
31%
preferred—No par
Indies Sugar Corp—
1
Kentucky Coal Co—
4
9
23 Va
101 %
30%
Snowdrift com__2.50
&
23 Va
*100%
STOCK
*28%
convertible
17
30
1
Oil
Wesson
23%
6
5
Knitting Mills
Pump Co
Webster Investment Co
80% Fel)
23%
DAY
No par
Wayne
Oct
9% May
26
5%
23%
ELECTION
Light Co—No par
Waukesha Motor 'Co
Wayne
3,100
6
5%
5%
5%
5%
23%
30%
3
Corp
Power
Water
*100%
101
49%
49'A
49%
49
31%
No par
Pipe
&
Washington Gas
Wash
49
5%
23%
700
—5
Inc
Warner-Hudnut
12%
23'A
11%
18%
28%
31%
30%
26 %
14%
5
1
Inc
Pictures
Bros
Warner
15
3
--10
—
25
27% May 15
100
No par
preferred
4%%
3
70% Mar
wd When distributed,
x Ex-
.
Number 5271... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Volume 178
Bond Record
(1793)
New York Stock
«»
FRIDAY
The
italic letters
In
the
column
headed
WEEKLY
-
"Interest Period"
Indicate in each
Figures after decimal point represent
more
or
the month
case
32nds
of
when
GOVERNMENT BONDS
Year 1952
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
NEW
Highest
99.24 May 12
YORK
Monday
STOCK
99.24 May 12
Low
AND
Tuesday
Nov. 2
EXCHANGE
the bonds
HIGH
Low
PRICES
SALE
Thursday
Wednesday
Nov. 3
High
mature.
point
a
LOW
Range for Previous
Lowest
one
Exchange
YEARLY
-
High
Low
High
Low
*
Sale* far
Friday
Nov. 5
Nov. 4
Nov. 6
Low
High
the Week
Bonds ($)
High
Treasury 3Vis
Treasury 27/8s
Treasury 2%s
1978-1983
♦103.28
104.2
*103.26
104
*103.18
103.24
*103.24
103.30
1955-1960
♦102.6
102.9
*102.5
102.8
*102.3
102.6
*102.3
102.6
1956-1959
♦103.20
103.28
*103.20
103.28
*103.20
103.28
*103.16
103.24
Treasury 2%s
_____1958-1963
♦105.16
105.24
*105.16
105.24
*105.16
105.24
*105.12
105.20
Treasury 2%s
;__1960-1965
♦106.20
106.28
STOCK
*106.24
107
*106.20
106.28
*106.20
106.28
Treasury 2%s
—
1956-1958
♦100.18
100.24
EXCHANGE
*100.18
100.24
*100.16
100.22
*100.16
100.22
♦100.26
101
CLOSED
*100.24
100.30
*100.20
100.26
*100.20
100.26
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2 Vis
96.9
Dec 15
;
14
1958
96.19 Jan
9
96.20 Mar 18
96.25 Dec
94.8
Mar 25
94.8
9
96.21 Dec
9
9
96.27 Nov
18
96.22 Dec
10
96.22 Dec
Dec
24
96.20 Nov
Nov
18
95.20 Oct
23
102.18 Jan
100.4
29
Nov
18
102.18 Jan
29
27
99.18 Oct
97.19 Oct
100.3
15
♦96.22
96.28
Dec 1964-1969
1965-1970
♦96.4
1966-1971
♦95.24
2Vis
2Vis
June 1967-1972
♦95.18
Sept 1967-1972
♦95.12
2Vis
—Dec 1967-1972
23/8s
1957-1959
2%s
June 15
Treasury 2 Vis
Treasury 2 Vis
__
99.14 Oct
97.19 Oct
June 1964-1969
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
19
100.4
23
10
95.8
95.20 Oct
97.6
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2Vis
9
96.21 Dec
96.15 Dec
98.2
♦97
Treasury 2Vis
Mar 25
*97.28
1963-1968
Treasury 2Vas
14
14
Oct
96.14 Oct
1962-1967
Treasury 2%s
96.14 Oct
23
99.14 Oct
23
98
*97
97.6
DAY
*96.20
96.26
*96.14
96.20
*96.20
96.26
*96.18
96.24
*96.12
96.18
*96.16
96.22
*96.2
96.8
*95.28
96.2
*95.22
95.28
•95.16
95.22
•'*95.22
95.28
95.24
*95.16
95.22
*9£.6
95.12
•95.18
95.24
95.18
*95.10
95.16
*95
95.6
*95.6
95.12
95.18
*95.10
100.12
♦99.30
*100.6
100.4
*99.28
96.6
95.6
*95.8
95.14
100.8
*100.4
100.10
*95
95.16
*100.2
100.12
100.2
*99.28
100.2
*96
*99.28
100.2
1954-1955
♦100.12
100.15
•100.12
100.15
*100.12
100.15
*100.12
100.15
♦100.22
100.25
♦100.22
100.25
*100.22
100.25
*100.23
100.26
1956-1959
♦99.12
99.18
2 Vis
June 1959-1962
♦97.22
97.28
*97.22
97.28
*97.18
97.24
*97.18
2Vis
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Mar 18
*97.26
96.30
1954-1956
Treasury 2Vis
27
97.28
*96.24
96.10
♦95.12
*97.22
97.4
96.26
♦100.6
1958
98
*96.30
95.30
♦96.20
*97.26
ELECTION
97.24
Dec 1959-1962
♦97.22
97.28
*97.22
97.28
*97.18
97.24
*97.18
97.24
♦100.10
100.12
♦100.11
100.13
*100.11
100.13
*100.11
100.13
♦100.6
100.8
*100.6
100.8
*100.6
100.8
*100.6
100.8
♦100
100.6
♦100
100.6
♦100
100.6
*100
100.6
2s
2s
June
Dec
2s
1954
1954
Dec 1954-1955
*99.10
99.16
99.14
*99.8
*99.8
99.14
International Bank for
Reconstruction
93.4
&
Development
Oct
20
96.28 Aug
7
90.16 Jun
17
94.16 Jan
2
92.12 Oct
25-year 3s
22
96.4
Apr
2
91.25 Apr
July 15 1972
16
94
July 20
95
25-year 3s
Mar
10
97.24 Feb
27
92
15
96
Nov
30-year
Dec
98.10 Nov
100.15 Dec
7
98.10 Nov
7
17
101
Jun
95
July 2
97.16 May 12
1
Dec
.
100.20 Oct
4
3 Vis
96
May 15 1975
Oct
26
19-year 3 Vis
3-year 3s
Oct 15 1971
4
Oct
101
Serial
bonds
of
*98
98.24
94.24
*94.8
94.24
♦93.8
93.24
*93.8
93.24
96
♦95.8
95.24
*95.8
95.23
94.8
♦93
23-year 3%s
1*94.8
93.24
94.8
93.24
95.24
100.24 Nov
22
94.16
*93
*95.8
1981
Mar 25
97
*94
1 1976
1
Oct
*98
*98
98.24
*100.8
101
1
1956
*100.16
100.24
100.24
100.24
15
1954
*99.16
100.8
*99.16
100.8
♦100.8
101
*98
98.24
*100.16
101
♦100.16
100.24
r
98.24
100.16
100.16
50,000
*100.16
100.24
8,000
1950
2s
due
Feb
100.8
♦99.16
*99.16
100.8
2s
due
*98
99
*98
99
*98
99
*98
2s
due
Feb
15
1956
*96.16
98.16
•96.16
98.16
*96.16
98.16
*96.16
98.16
2s
due
Feb
15
1957
*95.16
97.16
*95.16
97.16
*95.16
97.16
*95.16
97.16
Feb
15
1955
99
2s
due
Feb
15
1958
*94.16
95.16
96.16
*94.16
96.16
*94.16
2s
96.16
due
Feb
15
1959
*93.16
95.16
*93.16
95.16
♦93.16
95.16
*93.16
95.16
2s
3=
due Feb
15
1960
*92.16
94.16
*92.16
94.16
•92.16
94.16
*92.16
1961
*91
93
*91
93
♦91
93
*91
93
*89.16
91.16
*89.16
91.16
*89.16
91.16....
*89.16
91.16
2s
due
2s
♦Bid and
asked price.
No sales transacted this day.
a Odd
lot tra nsactlons.
due
e
Cash
sale,
RANGE
Friday
BONDS
1
Nei
Interest
Last
Period
Sale Price
York Stock Exchange
r
Feb
Feb
15
15
1962
*94.16
>
.
Friday's
Bid Si Asked
FOR
WEEK
ENDED
NOVEMBER
6
Low
High
Range Since
Sold
Jan. 1
No.
Week's
Friday
Bonds
Low
New York City
BONDS
New York Stock
High
Bram
Interest
Last
Period
Exchange
Sale Price
or
1%
(continued)—
Low
8%s
Jane-Dee
1980..
99%
'
99% 100 Vi
52
95
lOl'/a
,
series
No.
15
June-Dec
3%s
series
No.
16
June-Dec
3%s
Issue—
Corporate Stock
series
No.
17
June-Dec
3%s series No.
18
June-Dec
*79
19
series
3%»
No.
series No.
—
-
__
*•
June-Dec
20
>•
No.
21
22
June-Dee
3%s
series
No.
23.
June-Dec
2%s
series
No.
82
75%
82
76%
REctor 2-2300
120
York Stock
Broadway, New York
Akerahus
(Kingdom
92Vi
90%
of Norway; 4s 1968
Mar-Sop
collateral 7s A 1945—Jan-July
fAAntloqula (Dept)
IA External
sinking fund 7s
f AExternal sinking fund 7s
ser
100
92
95 %
100
100
*70
65
*70
B 1945—Jan-July
ser
92%
85%
1
74
80
June-Dec
June-Dec
*79
series
No.
65
70%
70
C 1946—Jan-July
*70
70
70%
•^External sinking fund 7s ser D 1945—Jan-July
AExternal sinking fund 7s 1st ser 1957_April-Oct
♦70
65
70
*70
68%
70
AExternal
sec
sink
id
7s
2nd
ser
*70
65
70
AExternal
sec
sink
fd
7s
Srd
ser
65%
70%
40%
44%
20-year 3s s f $ bonds 1978
1957-Aprll-Ocf
19&7.Aprll-Oc!
Jan-July
Antwerp (City) external 5s 1958
Australia
(Commonwealth) 5s 1955
10-year 3 Vis 1956
June-Dec
*70
104
104
4
101%
101% 102
76
Feb-Aug
99%
3%a
1957
20-year
20-year
3 Vis
3Vis
1967
1966
Jane-Dec
.June-Dec
15-year 3%s
1962
—Feb- Aug
(Kingdom of) 6s 1955
sinking fund 7s 1955.
(U S of)
external 8s 1941
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
reduced
AExternal
to
a
Stamped
3.5%)
f 8 Vie
s
to 3.375% l
f 6Vis
99%
24
95%
100
13
94%
99
96
95%
96%
18
88%
97
95%
95%
96%
29
88%
96%
96
96
96%
72
88
96%
5A7s
(Central Ry)
2
102
106
108% 108%
1
108%
113
95%
95%
91
95%
27
.June-Dec
June-Deo
29.
June-Dec
series No.
61%
62
59
63%
92
92
92
86
June-Deo
2%s
1974
94%
59%
59%
55
AExternal sinking fund 6s Feb 1961
*90%
..
86
61%
89
63%
Jan
-
AExternal sinking
A6s assented
A6s
61%
A6
95
94%
61%
1963
Mar-sept
1993
5
1952
59%
June-Dec
59%
59%
*93%
14
—
(Interest
June-Dee
61%
funding bonds of 1931 due 1951
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (Interest
reduced to 3.375%) 1679
—Aprll-Oct
External dollar bonds of 1944 (Plan B)
61%
61%
—
3%s
No.
1__
2_...
_
—
*58%
59%
80%
80%
58%
61%
1
77%
series
No.
75%
81 '/a
series
No.
3-
78%
79%
10
74%
79%
3%s
series
No.
4
—June-Dec
78%
79%
5
74%
34%
—
3%s
series
No.
5
—June-Dec
78%
79%
6
74%
79 %
J%s
series
No.
7.
J%s
series
No.
8_...
|%s
—June-Deo
*79
79 %
—June-Dec
.....
*85
—June-Dec
83
79
—
80
--
'
2
55%
61%
38%
1
33%
38%
58%
58%
34%
38%
*61
38%
„
38 %
'
1
'
*61
55%
•
—•
38
2
74
82
1
—
series No.
9
June-Dec
87
87
3%s
series No.
10-
—June-Dec
*90
95
85
series
No.
11—
—June-Dec
*79
82
76
80%
3%s
series No.
12.....
—June-Dec
81
75%
82'/a
3%s
series No.
series No.
13
.June-Dec
*83
79
92
14
—June-Dec
*79
74
80
3%s
For footnotes see page 33
.
..
_
__
81
■
80
1
79%
87
59%
33%
37%
32%
■
38%
155
\
38%
Mortgage Bank 6 Vis 1957
June-Dee
Vis assented
June-Deo
*38
34%
37%
June-Dec
*61
65%
59%
34%
36%
1957
ASlnking fund 6%s 1961
A6%s
assented
AGusranteed
1961
sinking
A6s assented
June-Deo
fund
6s
1961
1962
—
*38
—.
*61
May-Not
—
67%
*38
•61
May-Not
AGusranteed sinking fund 6s 1962-i
assented
—
April-Oct
April-Oct
1961
.
*61
*38
68
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.
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34
61%
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*61
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95%
91%
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44
*38
May-Nov
bonds 2Vis-3s
1
44%
61%
May-Nov
1963
31
*61
Aprll-Oct
sinking fund 6s
assented
103%
94%
*38
38%
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April-Oct
fund 6s 1962
1962
Bztl sink fund 6
A Chile
1961
103%
99%
91%
61%
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11
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13
44
102% 102%
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;
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Feb-Aug
1961
103
93%
58
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29
91%
55
assented
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—
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61
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1960
77%
94 %
__
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April-Oct
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A6s assented
82
75%
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1942
87
76
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78
82
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*79
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80
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__
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1979
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81
82
■
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1979
A
62
Aprll-Oct
_April-Oct
A
*79
„
'
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June-Dec
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to 3.375% >
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(Interest
due 1957
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reduced
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28%
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1978
of 1926
pursuant to Plan
reduced
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June-Dec
105
100%
99%
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101
28%
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lABrasll
18
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44
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140
....
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77
79
25
—
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lAQuaranteed sinking fond 6s 1947
Peb-Auo
SAGuaranteed sinking fund 6s 1948
April-Oct
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73%
——
94
24.
fund gold 5s 1958
Feb-Aug
Oaldas (Dept of) 30-yr 3s a f $ bonds 1978-Jan-July
Canada (Dominion of) 3 Via 1961
Jan-July
Foreign Government and Municipal
82
83%
28_
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81
79
82
79
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series No.
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or
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
30
...
(1794)
Monday, November 9, 1953
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RANGE
Last
Interest
BONDS
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of
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to
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—
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53
55
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48
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'
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C 1960
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108
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Jan-July
1976
mortgage 3s series K 1979_
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&
90
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107
111 %
91
94%
95%
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92
91
*96%
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5s
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mortgage
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mortgage
4s
series RR 1960
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AInc
mortgage 4%s series A July
1970_ May-Nou
1967—
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JJ
88
93%
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RR—
mortgage 5s series AC
series
96 %
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95%
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A
85
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&
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38%
72%
—
1955—.—_L.
1
income
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78
216
78
Bethlehem
(interest
96%
102
and
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38
92
Mdr-Sept
68%
57%
86%
26
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67%
56 %
21
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68
34%
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—
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68
(interest
95%
101
I
1
dile .Marcli
M
95%
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2000_:
4995
1
Series IC due March
■
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(interest
__
83%
B
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*35%
101 'A
April-Ocf
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34%
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95
98
77
85
100
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:
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29
36%
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30%
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97
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51
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19
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38
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—
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96
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—
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1
.
116 VB
25
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1966
5s
July
125
38
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4s
123
116
99%
98 %
June-Dec
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&
95%
89
114'/a
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1995-
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1,605
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99
33%
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81
101
(reg
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117% 118%
1977_
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first
118
116%
only)
1960
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Ann
23
198
April-Ocf
Nitrate
mortgage
95 %
116%
95%
1962—Apni-Oct
1969
debentures
95 %
115 %
June-Dec
19C3
1964
debs
debentures
3s
38
56%
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69
102% 103
116
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debentures
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30%
110
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Jan-July
2%s debentures 1971
57%
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1
102
1964—May-Nop
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5s 2030
37
2004
96
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102
101%
100
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Feb-Anp
s
1980
debentures
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1966
A
31
92
93%
38
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148
82
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1966
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164%
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*13
..May-Nov
;
debentures
*34
1968'
due
100
95
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of
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to
reduced
40
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1946
Plan
1926
*37
Jan-July
2012
of
pursuant
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April-Oct
(interest
1999_
to
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4
100
91%
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A
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78
159%
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11%
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10
—
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148%
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April-Oct
1978
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1
89%
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1956—Mar-Sept
1964
Feb-Aug
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of
Pittsburgh Lake
2012
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stamped pursuant to
(interest
AND
1967
April-Oct
Plan
69%
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A 4
1953
sinking fund gold
to
external
to
130
119
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debentures
convertible debentures
56
8
2001
(State ofi
loam of 1921
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external
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1946
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pursuant
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2006
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secured
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76
148
1978—Feb-Aug
1971
to
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pursuant
54
164%
June-Dec
1975—
56
stamped pursuant to Plan A
(interest reduced to 2.375%) 2001
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reduced
100
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1961—
54
1961
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55%
-
100 %
(City of)—
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IA Rio de Janeiro
72%
49
72Va
31
—
§ A External sinking fund
gold
A 4 %s
assented 1963
—
69
105
36%
__.
1968
75%
159% 159 %
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—
1986
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1940
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assented
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1947—April-Oct
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75%
119
115%
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series
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1959
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49
—
1979
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102 %
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2008
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1
~
119%
May-Nov
1937)
of
debentures
Atl
127% 327%
Mar-Sept
19j38
1968
extended
54
_Mny-Nov
1979-
2%s
101%
95%
100%
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1963
(City) sinking fund 4%s 1955—.....April-Oct
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90
52
'
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1953—
to
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71%
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1987
19'A
34
—
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1957
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71 '/a
54
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1946—Feb-Aug
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readjustments
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18'A
17%
■
36%
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extended
106%
2%s debentures 1982
18'A
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loan
70%
60
68%
—
18%
*34
.
due
bond
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debentures
3%s
:
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Mar-Sept
sinking fund 4%s 1965
April-Oct
sinking fund external loan 1963——Feb-Aug
3%s sinking fund external 1957__<
April-Oct
Municipal Bank extl sink fund 5s 1970_-Ju7te-Dec
6s due 1953
68%
—
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3%s
—
*18%
(interest
3%s
99
117.
103
*120
Mar-Sept
z.
1955
to
'26
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16
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A
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94%
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1(1
15%
1959„Mar-Sept
6%s
Plan
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16'A
—
16
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A
16
14
97 %
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1922
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reduced to 2.125%)
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on
1945
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Jan-July
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ex'l
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-
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ofi
97 V4.
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4
9
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—
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assented
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16%
1
—
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87
80
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—
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141 %
86%
.........June-Dec
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16 %
127 %
9
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April-Oct
—Mar-Sept
1952—
readjustment
loan
1961
Alabama
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assented
9%
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coupon
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—
June-Dec
1910
7
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1971
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ment)
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1981
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—
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9%
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1958
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NOVEMBER G
ENDED
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or
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70
77%
57
58
17
55
62%
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NEW YORK BOND RECORD
RANGE
Friday
BONDS
Interest
Period
New York Stock Exchange
Last
Sale Price
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Brown Shoe Co
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1st
34%
26
—
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M
1958
gold 4s
and
1st & ref M 3%s
99 %
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of
94
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—
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debentures
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29
88%
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First
Consolidated
99%
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I
I
debs
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1993
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Household Finance Corp 2%s 1970
Houston Lighting & Power Co—
3%s
(conv after 7-1-53)
1967
(now
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27%
35
253/4
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3%s
Cigar Corp—
Debentures
21%
26
5
Jan-July
1995
& Ironton
Chemical
3s
First
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River
11
40
April
series
lien
first
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate
Conn
22
28%
97
31%
(4%%
1976
Detroit Terminal '& Tunnel
First
95%
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1970—May-Sept
1955—Feb-Aup
27/8s s f debentures 200F_
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94
—
86
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1982__May-Sep£
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debentures
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&
A Debenture
Co-
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i debentures
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93
__
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99%
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,
1977———
—
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1970
ser
K
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convertible
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1975
A
Edison
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1977.June-Dec
1993
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98%
100%
96 %
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Compania
92%
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15
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96
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86
97 %
98%
104
—
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s
93 %
103%
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1970
gtd 4%s
101 %
98
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sinking
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trust
Corp
series
&
'94
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92 *.
1977—Jan-July
1966
debentures'
Commonwealth
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June-Dec
1961,
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1982
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conv
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St Louis Division
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Colorado Fuel
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—
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15>69„IFeb-Aug
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Cleveland
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1960
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Cincinnati
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Cleveland
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46
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97
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1963
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71
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mortgage
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1973
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&
First
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and coll
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C
May 1 2042
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series
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due 1993—
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Delaware
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RR
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112
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Low
Jan-July
1965—
extended
Lackawanna
mortgage
104%
1963
Cincinnati
Jan. 1
No.
28%
•
June-Dec
1982
Collateral trust 4-6s
100%
32
76 %
——
series
1975—April-Oct
1978
1977—i
Hudson
&
York
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Southeastern
1994
A
debentures
AIncome
lOOVa
99
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mtge
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89
98%
103%
108%
89
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trust
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series
3%s
2%s
debentures
Delaware
99%
F
coll
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June-Dec
98 %
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1970—
April-Oct
102
First
C
mortgage
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&
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1970
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3%s
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45
54
6
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AImp & equip 4s
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1970
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.
1989
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—
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Chicago & Erie 1st gold
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Second
6
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98
refunding mortgage 3'/m.s 1985—Feb-Aug
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1976
1977
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-
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1992
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.
104
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1974
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1960
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Co
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1983:
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inc
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or
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April-Oct
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105
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1968
1978
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90
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Jan. 1
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•
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Bush
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or
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or
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1952
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1956
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62
103
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1977
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113
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1961
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*
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——
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102%
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101%
88%
85%
86
70
76'A
75
Co—
85%
113
*63
—
105'A
April-Oct
.
1971
debentures
1
20
94 «A
tWisconsin Central Ry—
98
19
1976—Afap-Nov
1981
80
April
93
A
ser
Telegraph
debentures
79'/a
78'/a
Co—
78
__
79%
78%
*93
—Feb-Nov
Jan-July
mtge 3%s
mortgage
a
June-Dec
1982
94 %
99
—
— —
.
92%
April
April
1991
2361
74
107'A 107%
*106
—
3%s
1966
7
101% 102'A
1981
1971
Wilson & Co first mortgage 3s 1958
Winston-Salem S B first 4s I960
Inc—
1967
101%
86%
7
96'/a
—«■"
100%
101
—
94
*95
—
C 1973—April-Oct
ser
§ A First general 4s 1949
A Certificates of
deposit
121 % 122
106'A
2013-
100
*100% 103 »A
—
Corp—
12
80
102'A
Jan-July
4'As
3'As
(subord)
3%s
103%
Afap-Nov
Co
89%
__
85%
105'/a
——
Afap-Nov
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2%s A 1992
Wheeling Steel 3%s series C 1970
May-No®
first gold
debs
subord
&
2%s
105%
95
96%
--
84'A
__
1956—April-Oct
1983
Products
96%
95
♦101
Jan-July
April-Oct
1995
debentures
conv
Westinghouse
105%
97%
47
„
__
April-Oct
1956
6'As series
5s 2003
1958
B
30-year 5s 1960
4%s debentures series
80 %
Orleans & Northeastern RR—
3'As
102%
90
....
April-Ocf
3%s series B
debs
registered
1st
94%
2
....
72
104
Jan-July
Joint
ASpokane Internall
Co
conv
Western
92%
111
1
93%
98%
72
Jan-July
April-Oct
1956
Memphis Div first gold 5s 1996
New
95%
~3
95
1981—June-Dec
ser
Maryland Ry 1st 4s ser A 1969
1st mtge 4 '/as series B 1976
98
85%
8
98
*94%
—
Jan-July
1994
5s
A
6s series A
general
1996
F
series
4s
Devel and general
Devel
mortgage
Western
97%
Jan-July
First
series
I
1982—.
Western
107%
110
A '75—June-Dec
ser
mortgage
general
100
95 »A
Mar-Sept
West Penn Power 3'As series I 1966
West Shore first 4s guaranteed 2361
93%
27
■
472
Mar-Sept
1977
J
1980
General mortgage 3s guaranteed
West Penn Electric 3%s 1974
101 %
95%
35
*97
.May-Nov
1st mtge
First mortgage 2%s series E
Ry
94'A
95%
II
*„
——
Warren RR first ref gtd gold 3%s 2000
Feb-Aug
Washington Terminal 2%s series A 1970
Feb-Aug
Westchester Lighting gen mtge 3'As 1967—Jan-July
101%
92%
4
93%
Map-Nov
A
First
and
97
86
Co—
Walworth
•—
35
91%
June-Dec
1981
Devcl
RR
123%
Southern Pacific RR Co—
Southern
109
6
*95
May-Nov
mtge 4s income series A Jan
First
2%s
97
6
*85'/a
1955.._Feb-Aug
mtge income 4%s series B Jan
118%
Co—
1973
(Oregon Lines)
San Fran Term
95
~
94'A
*95%
•»—
E 1975—Afar-Sept
H
3%s
5s
series
3s
First
99
92%
Jan-July
1969
Gold
A
Gen
Co—
First
'/2s
Wabash
101%
86 %
93%
*33%
97%
.Feb-Aug
Jan-July
2%s
consolidated
102%
258
100% 100%
93
—
Jan-July
1987
Indiana
Southern
112
94
Jan-July
1979
debentures
98
103%
-
95'A
——
1959—Afar-Sept
1957
ser
ser
ser
First lien and ref mtge
Telephone & Telegraph Co—
2%s
__
*98%
mtge 3s series F 1978—Afar-Sept
mtge 2%s ser G 1979—June-Dec
mtge 3%s
100 %
*92
*92%
June-Dec
27/bs
2%s
mtge 23As
92
__
*100
Jan-July
1963
ref
First
95%
93
April-Oct
Southern
20%
93
104 % 104 7/s
—
104%
Afap-Nov
Gen
118'/2 123%
....
Feb-Aug
1983
Ala RR gtd 5s
debentures
56
13
'
94
April-Oct
1971
4s series
&
3%s
April-Oct
1941
ref
'
1982_„..April-Oct
South & North
3s
gtd
mtge
refund
106
122%
lune-Dec
Skelly Oil 2'As debentures 1965
Socony-Vacuum Oil 2'/2s 1976
Southern Bell
99 %
48 Va
34
*98% 101%
Afar-Sept
Jan-July
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
debentures
mortgage & refund
4s
debs
refund
and
'
Mar-Sept
f
s
Com
Sinclair Oil Corp—
3'As subord conv
96%
June-Dec
3.20s
102
«...
April-Oct
3%s
consol
Virginian Ry
100
100
96%
*93%
May-How
1977
& Sons 2'As
Line
103%
June-Deo
1972
Virginia & Southwest first gtd
*95
Mar-Sept
3s debentures 1974—
Service
*94%
103%
w
Co—
debentures
86
1989—May-No®
series B 1980
(Jos El
109
'
Aprll-Ocf
1st
86
14
May-No®
1st gtd
debs
conv
Air Line
1st mtge 3s
3%s
England
96 %
*94
Afap-Nov
2%s
3%s
1st
77%
7 8'/a
99% 100
April-Oct
V
70%
99%
Second 4s inc bond certificates Nov
1989-Jan-July
St Paul & Duluth first cons
gold 4s 1968—.June-Dec
Paul Union Depot 3'/as B 1971
St
Scioto
RR
First and
97%
Ry—
bond certificates
4s
96
Co—
1st mortgage 4s series A 1997
ASecond mtge inc 4>/2s series A Jan
St
17
Afap-Nov
1967
First and refund
96
April-Ocl
1st
1996
6s
16%
Afap-Nov
trust
Pictures
and
First
Mar-Sept
Afar-Sept
First
series
Francisco
52%
16%
*
96%
126
94%
51
.
Adirond'k
4
52%
—
87%
87%
*95
April-Oct
1972
Consol sinking fund series B
Virginia Electric & Power Co—
100 %
s
&
91
114
V
Reading Co first & ref 3%s series
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco 3s debs
Bt Lawrence
102
96%
102%
June-Dee
2%s debs
R
Saguenay Power
6
4
«...
Jan-July
1977
debentures
Universal
96
93%
91'A
102
—
June-Dec
f debs 1972
s
2%s
96
94
91
•120
115%
89%
97%
17
.
2%s 1970
& coll tiust 3%s
96%
103 %
94
Tr-r
1985—Jan-July
1974
Corp
84
Jan-July
87%
102
__
95'/a
102'/a
June-Dec
U S Rubber 2%s debentures 1976
Quaker Oats 2%s debentures 1964
94%
91
—
*94
1976
debentures
Gas
98
97
__
RR—
Biscuit Co
96%
22
95%
90
*95%
—
102
Feb-Aug
Refunding mortgage 2'/2s series C 1991—Afar-Sept
Tank Car 4%s s f debs 1973—
April-Oct
*93%
101% 101%
90
92
*90
*106%
impt 3%s I960—June-Dec
debs 1961
Afar-Sept
(subord)
debentures
*—
June-Dec
.
Union
2
96%
1
__
92
—
1970—April-Oct
1990
April-Oct
1982-
of California
Pacific
2%s
100%
18
101% 101'A
3%s
mtge
190
100% 100%
91%
89
*104 %
May-How
tr 27/es
3%s conv debs
127%
May-No®
85
19
'
1980—
97%
—
108
...—
trust 2%s 1975—April-Oct
Union
ii
94
refunding mortgage 3'As 1968—Jan-July
First and
refunding mortgage 5s 2037—.Jan-July
First and refunding
mortgage 8s 2037—June-Dec
First and
refunding mortgage 3s 1972—Map-Nov
First and refunding
mortgage 27/8s 1979_j7tue-Dec
1972
& Ohio
1st
96%
98
High
91%
96'/2
Jan-July
First mortgage and coll
3s
debentures
1968
....
——
*99% 101
First and
3%s debentures
100
*—
Low
91
April-Ocl
1st mtge & coll
90
Jan. 1
No.
95%
Afap-Nov
u
—
~
"
•—
Mar-Sept
Public Service Electric & Gas Co—
3s debentures 1963
refund
of
Tri-Continental Corp 2%s
106
May-Nov
Providence Terminal 4s 1956
RR
99%
104
__
*94
Mar-Sepl
Feb-Auy
Jan-July
1977
series C 2019
2%s series D 1985
tAThird Ave Ry first refunding 4s 1960
AAdjustment income 5s Jan 1960
100
95 %
7
—
Range Since
Sold
of St Louis—
Union Electric Co of Missouri 3%s 1971
*105%
Bonds
High
Pacific-Missouri Pacific—
Term
100
95%
——
Texas
102
96
2
.
mortgage 2%s 1984
1973
and impt
General and
101
—
Friday's
91%
—
Jan-July
May -Nov
First and refund M 3'As series B
First and refund M 3%s series C
Texas & Pacific first gold 5s 2000
.June-Dec
Plantation Pipe Line 2%s 1970
Potomac Elec Power 1st
mtge 3 Vis
First mortgage 3s 1983
debentures
Refund
101%
97%
__
or
Bid & Asked
96%
-
Jan-July
1980
1972
Texas Corp 3s debentures 1965
Texas & New Orleans RR—
86
97%
*100%
April-Oct
debentures
Refund and impt M 4s
108
82
96%
97%
ft Ashtabula Ry—
First general 5s series B 1962
Feb-Aug
First general 5s series C 1974
—June-Dec
First general 4'/2s series D 1977
2%s
2%s debentures
Terminal RR Assn
107%
11
86
Week's Range
T
106
108
Corp
101%
108
Oil
2% a
104
107%
Pittsburgh Youngstown
Bunray
Swift & Co
96%
102%
June-Dec
April-Oct
90%
*108
April-Oct
(N J) debentures 2%s 1971—Afay-Nov
2%s debentures 1974
Jan-July
Stauffer Chemical 3%s debs 1973
Mar-Sept
99%
*108
Jan-July
Standard Oil
108
95
101%
May-No®
First mortgage 4 Vis series A 1958
First mortgage 4Vis series B 1959
First mortgage 4'/2s series C 1960
102%
—
Coal—
Pittsburgh Plate Qlass 3s debs 1967
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry—
109
—
Sale Price
Low
100%
*102'A 103
April-Ocl
1965
94
•100
April-Oet
1975
25%
*102%
1957—Afay-Nov
1963—Feb-Aug
General
25%
16%
8
—
Consolidated guaranteed 4%s ser J
1964_Afa2/-Nov
Pittsburgh Cine Chicago ft St Louis RR—
General mortgage 5s series A 1970
Jane-Dec
Plttsb Coke & Chem
98'A
Last
Period
High
17%
— —
Interest
New York Stock Exchange
Low
3
25%
*99'A
Consolidated guaranteed 4s ser H
I960—_Feb-Aug
Consolidated guaranteed 4%s ser I
6
BONDS
Jan. 1
No.
107% 108
Piilsbury Mills, Inc 3Vis i f debs 1972
June-Dee
Plttsbgh Bessemer & Lake Erie 2%s 1996__June-Dec
Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chic ft St. Louis Ry—
NOVEMBER
Range Since
Sold
25
98'A
June-Dec
Bonds
High
♦24%
1964
ENDED
Friday
Friday's
Low
IA Philippine Ry 1st sink fund 4s
t A Certificates of deposit
WEEK
FOR
Range
Bid & Asked
112%
.
.
_
__
.
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
WEEKLY
In
Nov.
the
following extensive list we furnish
2, 1953 and ending Friday, Nov. 6, 1953.
security whether stock
or
bond
in
which
any
AND
RECORD
YEARLY
complete report of the transactions on the American Stock Exchange for
It is compiled from a report of the American Stock Exchange itself and
dealings have occurred during the current year.
a
RANGE
FOR
WEEK
ENDED
NOVEMBER
the week beginning Monday,
is intended to include every
6
_
Friday
STOCKS
American Stock
Motors
Acme Aluminum
Acme Wire Co
Aero
Supply
common
._10
Manufacturing
1
Inc
For
footnotes
—
(N J)
.—5
100
2ya
2%
5,000
Sep
6
Jun
2%
Oct
1%
Sep
8% May
—
8'/a
3
75/a
60c
37.
8'A
»—
11%
—1
page
1%
3
11
11%
1!
,4.200
ii
11%
1
7%
Oct
6'A
<'
11%.
Jan
2,400
x9'/2
200
11%
2,000
12
American Stock
%
Jan
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Alabama
Gas
2
Corp
Alabama Great Southern
29
Feb
Alabama
4
Mar
3%
\
Feb
9'A
Aug
13% Mar
Oct
Oct
14'A
Jan
Nov
15%
Feb
1% May
Low
Par
J an
8'/2
Oct
Exchange
High
Oct
A
25
■
2%
—1
Ltd.
see
200
2%
—
Airfleets Inc
Petroleums
»
3,400
•
common
Air-Way Electric Appliance
AJax
4%
2%
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
%
4'A
1
Manufacturing
Associates
156
4'A
Week's
Last
Friday
STOCKS
Shares
High
%
—1
Agnew Surpass Shoe Stores
Air
Low
warrant*-
Alloys
Adams Hat Stores Inc.
Ainsworth
for Week
of Prices
Sales
Sale Price
Sales
Range
Last
Sale Price
Exchange
Par
ACF-Bril!
Week's
33
E
Alaska
All
Power 4.20%
Airlines
American
Alleghany
Allegheny
Allied
Allied
1
Inc
Engineering Co
warrants
Airlines Inc
10e
Corp
Internat'l
Products
Brewing
112
preferred——100
1
1
Alles & Fisher common
Altes
50
17%
4%
Low
16%
17'/a
110% 112
95%
96%
3,200
4 %
4
%
90
common
Jun
Jan
High
17%
112
Nov
Aug
250
Jun
99 % Mar
100
2%
Sep
6% Mar
Jan
1%
"2%
2%
1%
1%
Aug
2%
2%
2A
9,600
1A
Sep
3% Mar
2%
3
3,100
2%
Jun
3%
7 %
7'A
100
6%
Jan
2%
Oct
25'A
Jan
32% May
2%
Jan
3'A Mar
B
1
13%
103
89%
500
Investing cap stock—1
fMich)
Co
Range Since Jan. 1
High
2%
2%
200
Jan
7% Mar
3%
Apr
.
L
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
34
...
Monday, November 9, 1953
(1798)
EXCHANGE
AMERICAN STOCK
RANGE
WEEK
FOR
ENDED NOVEMBER 6
Week's
Friday
Friday
Week's
Sales
Last
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
STOCKS
Sale Frice
American Stock Exchange
Par
Aluminum
22
Z25C
4%
Hard
Co
Laundry
Machine
American
Manufacturing Co corn-—25
American
Maracaibo
Meter
Co
American
Potash & Chem
Thread
Amurex
Sep
Sep
1% May
433/4
Oct
47
Jan
Conv
600
7%
Oct
12%
Jan
Central
21
250
203/4
Oct
25
Jan
—
21
21%
500
21
Nov
4%
4,500
4
Sep
•
8%
—
25% Mar
213/4
Oct
225
31
Jan
33% Mar
34
31%
34
200
28%
Jun
34%
Jan
47%
48%
1,700
44%
Oct
63
Apr
Cessna
10%
Oct
173/4
Jan
Chamberlin
Jan
Charis
Nov
Charter
cl A
10
—
2
—
_5
43/4
'
4
20c
3 %
Ltd—
12%
13
1,200
July
9%
13
Jan
20%
Jan
Apr
13%
4,000
9%
A
3A
3,600
23/a
Apr
5% July
8%
8%
100
8%
Sep
10% Mar
A
5,600
■A
Oct
A
Oct
21% x21%
175
15
Jan
21%
Oct
5%
5%
1,900
5
Sep
4
4
3%
Oct
12%
13%
3
2
Products
•
Rights
32
Feb
£1
—
2.40
shares
Louisiana
Arkansas
Power
1
Aro
Corp
—
Light $7 pfd
class A
83/4
430
12%
16%
16%
17%
& Cable
Clark
Controller
8%
8%
8%
4,700
115%
__
3%
21
2.50
Jun
12%
dep rets reg
£1
—
213/4 Aug
50
67
73/4
7%
300
~8%
8 %
200
7%
80
90 %
Oct
Sep
10
Jan
Jan
9
Mar
Jan
37
36
Feb
~7%
2,900
6%
Sep
9 % Mar
5%
300
5%
Sep
7%
4%
Oct
1A
~1A
1,500
1
Sep
8%
8%
1,300
7%
Oct
'
7
II
8%
Jan
7"%
Jan
lU
Juiy
11% Mar
69 3/4
69
693/4
300
65%
Sep
74
Jan
25%
2434
25%
350
22%
Feb
25%
Nov
A
1,100
A Sep
1%
.»
Feb
Nov
23% May
21%
Sep
24
8%
~8%
200
8%
Nov
1,200
Feb
Jan
Club
Jan
Coastal
Jan
22% Mar
Products
4%
Jan
7,800
3
Sep
13%
Jun
17% May
Sep
1,400
4%
9%
Oct
7
5%
Jan
12%
■y~
~8%
8 3/8
26%
27%
27%
Jun
15
200
7%
Sep
10 % Mar
Apr
24%
Sep
35 %
Jan
43/4
5
300
4%
NOV
5%
Jan
2%
-10c
800
5
*
Co
vtc—
11%
6%
33/4
13
4 %
Apr
Jan
42
Sep
6 %
13%
1
May
8%
7% May
40
—
—
Oils
10% Mar
Sep
May
7%
19%
533/4
25%
3
19,100
1%
Sep
5%
Feb
115/8
11%
200
10
Oct
14% May
23
22%
23
600
17
Oct
23 %
Oct
*
Co
Equipment
Farm
Jan
5%
"7%
—
1
Development
Feb
79
7%
—
—1
Caribbean
24%
Jun
400
24%
10% Mar
25
7434
Jan
1,600
117%
9% July
—
__
22
7434
6%
19%
Jun
Colon
26%
22%
Co
Hosiery Co
Cockshutt
25
19%
14
300
'
'
265/8
—
Inc
Aluminum
5% Mar
22%
19% July
Feb
Oct
Sep
22
5
Clayton & Lambert Manufacturing—4
Clinchfield
Coal
Corp common
20
Claussner
29 34 Mar
3
3%
Jan
19%
45%
25
17%
24% Mar
7%
200
45%
17%
„
21%
45%
50
Jun
45/a Mar
Sep
6%
22%
Co
Clarostat Manufacturing
Claude
Neon
Sep
*
Nov
123/s
5,700
A
Sep
5
1
50
Co
L
Jan
109
Jan
15
50
115% 116
«
__
22% Mar
Oct
Apr
7%
5,100
4
Jan
17% Mar
Sep
4%'
5
(The)
D
3%
1
Corp
Clark
114% Mar
6,100
5
98
6,800
com
Chicago Rivet & Machine—
Chief Consolidated Mining.™
9% May
Apr
3
4
5
10
4
common.———;
Manufacturing
Chesebrough
4,100
3%
1
Ltd
Cherry-Burrell
"43/4
10
common
Oil Co
4%
143/4
1
——2.50
common
America
of
43/4
Industries—
Electric
American
1,000
10%
«
.
Corp
Equipment
11%
102% 104
5
convertible preferred
Associate
100
11%
Armstrong Rubber Co
4%%
10%
11
104
Co..
Gas
&
5%
1
pfd_ _100
Appalachian Elec Power 4%%
Argus Cameras Inc
Arkansas Fuel Oil
Corp
Arkansas
Co
City Auto Stamping
City Specialty Stores Inc
4%%
convertible preferred
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp—
Angostura-Wupperman
Apex-Electric Manufacturing Co
Co
Aircraft
Circle Wire
Anglo-Iranian Oil Co Ltd—
American dep rets ord reg
"A"
458
5%
3 % Sep
Light 4%
Power &
Central
200
1
Products
Steel
Ohio
Central
900
6% Mar
"33/4
100
preferred
33
4%
High
73/4 May
Feb
CO
—
26%
23%
4%
Low
53%
Co—
Power
Maine
3.50%
Range Since Jan. 1
High
l
*
*
series
series
$1.50
$1.40
preference
preference
Conv
Shares
-1
Corp
Secur
22%
preferred
Mines
Lead
100
Jan
~8%
■«
13%
Post
u
•
Writing Paper common— —5
Oil Development class A— —5
Anacon
%
%
-
1%
32
American
Anchor
Illinois
May
24
of America
Cenco
Corporation
Central Explorers Ltd
22%
common
5%
Central
5% Aug
Jan
Sep
Co
&
Ml
32
——.__
Seal-Kap
American
Corp
conv—*
6%
Republics
(A
I
pfd——100
Century Electric Co common
10
Century Investors
Inc—
2
Convertible preference———_—.10
._
American
American
Castle
Catalin
common
27 %
*
Natural Gas Co
3%
Feb
Jan
20%
.
8%
1
—
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500
19
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for Week
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1
*
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1
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4%
—
20
.
16 %
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——
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24%
Nov
—■
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Oct
11%
'
1
American
21%
200
4%
conv
Beverage common
Book Co
300
11%
11%
pfd— —15
SAmerican Bantam Car Co class A—1
American
Jun
22
•
Inc.—
Air Filter 5%
American
82%
93
Casco
Jan
95
200
92%
_•
__
common
Industries
Ambrook
100
—
Aluminum
Industries
Par
Sales
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
High
Low
Carter (J W) Co common...
cumulative preferred
Goods Manufacturing
$3.75
Range Since Jan, 1
High
of America—
Co
Aluminum
Low
Last
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
ordinary
1
13
12%
135/8
3,600
10%
Jun
14%
Aug
Inc.—10
17%
17%
18%
300
16%
Sep
21%
Jan
___1
3%
4%
Jan
Manufacturing Co
10
Machinery & Eng Corp.—10c
13/4
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.___.—___
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American
Associated
Tel
&
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A
$43
1
new
reg
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Associated
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dep rets
•
America-
of
—
._
Co
__
50
__
Jan
1% July
Collieries
126
Jun
Colonial Sand
Sep
Fund
Co
Stone
&
%
Oct
2%
Jan
Commodore Hotel
525
80%
Sep
116%
Jan
Community
4,300
5 3/a
Sep
7%
Jan
9%
9%
2,800
9%
Oct
2%
2%
700
Xl3/a
Jun
53/4 May
Consolidated
Engineering
2%
Sep
4
Jun
Consolidated
Gas
11
Mar
...1
Corp
1%
x92
1,300
1
1
2%
10%
10%
100
9
15%
15 3/4
200
15
Mar
15
Mar
3
common—
2%
300
♦
_
Oct
21
Jan
ext
Vtc
to
Rubber
1
common-
lo
Banco
los
de
1
Barcelona
Barium
Basic
Tr
Steel
(L)
&
common
Beckman
Aircraft
Telephone
Benrus
Benson
&
Inc
12%
1
3%
common__25
1
Inc
Hedges
4
common
Blauner's
Gorham
Blumenthal
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prior
Poote
Breeze
Co
&
Air
Ind__„
Lines
5
1
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Corp
Works
.
Inc
20c
common
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American
Amer
.
Celanese
American
reg
10s
10s
reg
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common
1
preference
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cumulative
(F,
Mills
L)
*
1
Distillers
Rubber
junior
Co
Co
preferred
class
7%
Sep
Oct
2%
Oct
47/a
Sep
8%
Jan
9
Sep
60c
convertible
3,500
10%
300
31
100
21% May
2,400
M% Mar
1%
lS/8
11% Mar
Nov
31
2% Mar
A
Cosden
514
Jun
6 Vu
Feb
14%
Jan
16%
Apr
Creole
11%
12%
8,100
11%
Oct
17
Jan
Croft
3%
3%
2,200
2%
Sep
--
46%
47%
1,050
36%
Jan
51
Oct
Crown
Drug
Co
10%
Jan
12%
10%
"9%
10%
1,000
8%
Sep
16
2 5/a
24
88
88
88
2%
3%
__
2
2
10
3%
2
45/a
Inc
Feb
25% Aug
84%
Jan
91
2%
Nov
24%
19%
24%
19%
25
3,100
4%
"53/8
~55/a
175
Jan
11%
Jan
Sep
7% Mar
25 % Mar
Jan
24
17
Sep
22 %
Mar
Jan
5% Aug
July
4% July
3%
—
3%
200
2%
Jan
Oct
5%
7'/a
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^
common..
Nov
3% Aug
~83/4
8%
~83/4
91
92
50%
50%
17%
163/4
18%
Oct
12% Mar
50
87
Jun
50%
225
47
Apr
50%
Nov
17%
2,600
12
Jan
17%
Nov
Feb
13%
Nov
Sep
23 % July
6%
600
4%
Jan
6%
72%
73%
6,700
67%
Jun
76%
u
u
2,100
%
Apr
1%
Jan
6%
6%
300
6%
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7%
Jan
5
10%
10%
10%
*
partic
15
14%
15
22 %
100
6 %
6%
1%
9,900
3,500
19%
150
10
6%
15
2%
Sep
Jun
27
Sep
180
6%
*
Nov
12%
14%
common.——5
Feb
25
5%
5
Feb
13%
common...—2.50
(Mo)..
11%
Sep
13% July
750
1%
22 %
*
9
1,200
1%
1%
25c
Daitch
Crystal
Dairies
Hosiery
Davenport
Jan
6%
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Dayton Rubber Co class
Day
Dejay
Stores common
Mfg class A
8 "c
35
A
_
50c
_
Detroit
Gasket
&
Foundry
Co
Iron
Gray
5%
Sep
Sep
27%
X53/4
Jan
6%
Feb
l3/8
600
1 %
Sep
2%
Feb
27%
Oct
534
Sep
•
—
53/4
l
153/4
15%
•
5%
100
,15%
100
.
143/4
137
Detroit
Hardware
Detroit
Steel
Mfg
lS/8
1%
400
75/8 Mar
33
Products.
10
100
Jan
Devoe
&
Raynolds class
Oils
Devon-Leduc
Distillers
2%
100
21%
200
1
B_
_
25c
_
dep
rets ord
reg.
7% Mar
1714 Mar
Jun
145
Jan
Apr
13% May
Oct
2 %
Sep
11%
11%
11%
1
20%
18%
21
Domestic
Corp coipmon
Bridge Co Ltd
1
•
9
Co
Exploration
Ltd
3% May
29 % Mar
12 % Jan
21%
Nov
July
8% July
8%
Jan
Dominion
Steel
10%
Jan
Dominion
Tar
Textile
&
Coal
8%
900
8%
Aug
10% Mar
Dominion
4,300
11%
Oct
191/4
A
A
A
4,900
A
3%
33/8
3%
800
3%
Jan
Sep
%
5
Co
Jan
Brewery Ltd
Dragon Cement Co
Jan
Draper
Corp
_50c
*
93/4
93/8
93/4
6,700
87/a
Jun
Electric
Oil
Power
Bread
&
Canada
Cement Co
Co
Gas
Co
1
5
Ltd_
4
Ltd common
Co
5%
Jan
15%
Jan
10%
Jan
preference
Canadian
Dredge & Dock Co Ltd
Canadian
Industries
1
2
*
Ltd
common-
.
Inc
6%
Jan
Jun
Duraloy
25%
Feb
Durham Hosiery
73%
4
A
4 %
43/8
5,100
Jun
73%
Jan
Sep
2%
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Jun
Duval
Co
Aug
Inc
Co.
Aug
4%%
7
*
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prior
1
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~4
1,600
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12%
13
3,600
12%
Nov
6 34
7
800
5%
Sep
8%
Feb
Common
3%
100
3
Sep
4%
Jan
$2
80
1%
80
110
1%
1%
125
dep
American
dep rets B ord_
rets
For footnotes
see
A
ord
3%
73%
Jun
Oct
5%
26%
15%
83
Jan
Mar
Feb
page 37
Feb
6%
Jan
8
1,100
10 %
Sep
16%
Jan
8
8%
12%
8%
700
7%
Sep
9%
Apr
8
700
7%
6%
7%
10%
Oct
600
43/4
Jun
17%
50
14%
Nov
20
6
Jan
7% July
6%
17%
Apr
400
29 3'4
Jan
47
Sep
15%
1,200
15%
Oct
20
Mar
10
9%
10 %
3,800
345/8
800
9%
11,800
10%
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Oct
.
1
34
9%
9%
'
,
3%
—_
"
3%
Aug
40 %
Jan
32%
Apr
36%
Aug
9%
Oct
1734
Jan
5% May
7%
Oct •:
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2%
Sep
4%
25
9%
Oct
1434
100
4%
Sep
6 % Mar
26%
400
24%
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33 %. Mar
33/8
*
9%
9%
9%
5
5
5
Potash
500
Feb
26%
9%
9%
9%
7,400
9%
Oct
13%
Jan
100
65%
65%
65%
425
64 %
Sep
74
Feb
25
Jun
30 % Mar
5%
Sep
10% Mar
25
_7%
1
Corp
series
A
B
~7%
900
128 %
*
Jan
165
Mar
100
116
Jan
150
Mar
500
Feb
*
series
Sugar
shares
Washing
Bond
Jun
114%
Jan
Electric
Sep
2%
Jan
Electrographic
beneficial
of
int
1
130
Machine
&
Share
Corp
Manufacturing
B__
Co
25%
13
24
Sep
32
75
24%
Oct
33 % Mar
300
12 %
Sep
16% July
*
5
21%
21
21%
8,100
18%
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13%
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13%
600
10%
Jun
95%
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6%
300
pfd——100
1
Corp
25%
127%
13
1
class
common.
common
25
25%
25
30
Empire Millwork
Emsco
130
Associates—
preferred
1
Mar
26%
common—10
Iron
preferred
106
Apr
•
Co
preferred
10
%
/
32
34%
£1
$6
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1
Mar
43%
$7
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2,800
£1
2s 6d
82
12
1
Empire District Electric 5%
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_
..
preferred
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110
Z~*
Ltd—
reg
.
_
Gas &<Fuel Assn
3%
1
_
Sep
14%
_
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23
2.50
common
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Aug
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13
8% Mar
4%
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6,900
43%
10c
6% Mar
50
—
19.50
411
1
_
class B common
Sulphur &
Eastern
50
5
common
4%
•
/
Ltd—
12% Mar
*
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Marconi
Oct
Jan
'
29% Mar
5%
(The)
Test
Duro
Feb
11%
25%
'
15
*
_
rets ord
Sep
20%
__*
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dep
3%
375
27%
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•
14,800
39,700
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10
_
Co
4%
9
9%
15 %
43%
10
_
common
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22%
8 %
200
6,500
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(Allen B) Laboratories—
A
Rubber
313
"8%
2%
17%
__
Eastern
preferred
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Class
"
1
Co
Co
22%
Ltd—
City Products
Capital Transit Co
DuMont
Dunlop
Jan
*
A
20
Capital
4% Mar
Power
*
Ltd.
common
22%
«
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Canadian Canners Ltd common
&
Sep
Jun
A Sep
*
Canada
Carr-Consolidated
3%
3%
1
Insurance
Canada
Harris
Duke
common
•
__
Douglas Oil Company
3s 6d
3
2%
--
•
stock
ord
Chemical
&
133/s
12 %c
Sep
.
8 3/s
Jan
1
94,500
5%
434
2.50
—
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Dominion
123/8
13
—
1
Dome
100
A
Corp
Feb
~8%
Jan
Oct
Sep
2%
20
-
2
common
(Thel
Dobeckmun
—
.
—
Apr
2.50
shares
:
2
23%
.
"
Feb
Ltd—
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American
Ltd
Feb
10% July
2%
21 %
1
_
15/8
1%
12
100
12
12
.
1
8
~8%
Oct
Jan
16% Mar
500
■
1
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19%
6
Feb
300
100
Jan
17
Jan
Feb
6%
„
5
common....
debenture
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2,700
Jan
1%
l3/8
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:
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Aug
2134
Feb
Nov
16%
1
_
5%
21
Jan
6%
•
2.50
Inc
12%
12% xl2%
21
Nov
6
6
1
Inc.
Mills
Brothers
Davidson
500
12%
California
Power
1,800
9%
Jun
6%
Diversey
7
Carolina
16
Jan
Sep
15
900
15%
Jan
Jan
16%
300
18%
7%
Jan
6%
6% Aug
14% May
200
Carreras
7%
18
16
—
Sep
__io
Estate
Co
7
9%
7%
Jan
3,300
&
10%
5%
3%
Carnation
Jan
10%
10%
Carman
8%
200
33/8
Canadian
300
2,100
9%
7%
9%
6%
10%
6%%
9%
123/a
•
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%
__
:
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Dow
Products
Consol
10
6%
Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd
Camden
10 %
Oct
18%
Manufacturing Co
Driver
Calvan
Jun
Jan
A
11%
50c
preferred
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Sugar
8%
300
*
Drilling & Exoloration Co
Calamba
100
A
'
8,300
Ltd—
American dep rets ord
Electric
9%
A
6%
*
Burry Biscuit Corp
Cable
9%
5c
Jan
3%
Jun
22% July
5
~5%
Feb
Jan
Jan
July
4%
40
30 %
Oct
4%
3% July
Sep
common
Lighting
Curtis
Curtis
2
26
30 %
common
Feb
10% Mar
974
Refining
Tobacco
10%
2,400
5
Oil
Cuban
19%
100
50
preferred
Atlantic
500
1,600
31% Mar
common
$6
Oct
20.300
Sep
"A"
Cuban
10
105/B
20
(Md)
Petroleum
Jan
600
23/a
1,400
(ord reg)___£
Jan
Aug
Feb
22% x23 %
7
\k
Internat'l
8%
Oct
1%
22%
1
Cent
Cork
9%
7 "4
U Mar
Co__l
Crowley Milner & Co
Crown
100
4% July
Sep
1
Crown
~9
1,400
5
Company
Jan
~9
6%
73%
dep receipts
(The)
Mar
—
8% Mar
300
common
13
Sep
Jan
14% Mar
Sep
Ltd—
Petroleum
Crystal
35%
Sep
6%
300
A__
40%
Feb
300
1
common..
Oct
5%
Sep
10
300
7%
8%
Sep
4%
Mar
22%
3,400
10%
6%
Jan
Feb
1 %
•
9%
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26%
10%
May
Aug
1
25%
11
5%
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American
300
1,000
14%
1
.__
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5%
6% Mar
Gold
& Reynolds
preferred class
$1
15%
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non-voting
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...
Oct
11%
5%
Inc
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Sep
10%
200
6%
voting
B
Cornucopia
15%
*
,
&
Mines
6 %
10 3/8
A July
8%
4,000
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Class
900
11%
12%
6%
11%
2.50
B
preferred
Hill
Hil
3
Corby
9%
11
26%
Nov
"5%
1
common
Ltd
Pipe Line
Budget Finance Plan
Burma
Jan
9%
9%
21% Mar
1
10
common
Buckeye
Bunker
15,600
common
preference
Bruck
Mar
8
Cook
100
*
2nd
Sep
'
convertible
$3
Bruce
4
18%
Brown
Sep
16%
1
& Machine
Paint & Varnish Co
Detroit
Power
4%
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Oct
Ltd—
dep rets ord
$5
2%
10s
ord
8%
100
12%
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bearer
700
1.25
Foundry
300
19 3/a
ord
Columbia
Brown
2%
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10%
—
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Brown
7,500
13% Mar
July
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rets
dep
dep
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British
3 %
Jan
20%
__.
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19%
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&
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40
5
Light
Gas
A
~6
10
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11
233/4
preferred_100
2% Mar
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10%
—-
•
common
Co
Traction
Bridgeport
500
18 %
Aviation
Car-Na
39%
40
common
cumulative
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Bourjois Inc
Brazilian
113/4
•
3
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Borne
Brad
class A
common
Bohack
5%('o
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1
common
Birdsboro Steel Fdry & Mach Co com.*
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2
5%
___
1
Inc.._.
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Liquidating
Continental
15
1
common
Co
1%
1
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31
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Corp
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Bellanca
Bell
Shoe
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10%
1
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2%
1
Beau-Brummell Ties
(A
3%
400
Jan
6
Oct
2'/4
3%
1
Inc
common
Bearings
12%
A
*
Corp
Co
Beck
11%
3
Class
Light & Power Ltd
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Baumann
3,100
6
50c
Sep
1 % July
9%
11%
1
Utilities.
*
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Consolidated Royalty Oil
10
Consolidated
Andes—
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33/8
3
shares
American
Banff
A
11%
3%
11%
Baldwin
Aug
11%
9%
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1956
Continental
1
3%
600
3,400
„
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Service
Continental
Bailey & Selburn Oil & GasA™
500
1%
19%
1
Inc——
Public
Continental
Class
3%
12%
1 %
Compo Shoe Machinery—
9%
3%
11%
Columbia
5%
1 %
89 %
90
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v
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Non-voting non-cum preferred
Automatic Voting Machines—.
Ayshire
A
104
(The)
5%
1
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Line
Plywood
710
116
114
116
warrants
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800
■
5%
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Coast
Atlas
1%
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—
—
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Atlantic
Corp
1%
—
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Atlantic
Atlas
—
.
——
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6%
6%
6
17 %
Sep
Oct
28 % Mar
,
13 %
Aug
104 %
Feb
;
Number 5271..
Volume 178
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1799)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANCE
RANGE
Friday
American Stock
Exchange
Week's
Last
STOCKS
Range
of Prices
Shares
Sale Price
Par
Equity
$2
Corp
common
convertible
Esquire
Corporation
Eureka
Ltd_
$1
l7/a
1%
32)4
32%
2
1%
Sep
32%
Nov
35
Mar
Sep
6
Aug
"%
10,400
2%
% Aug
is
10
common
Fairchild
Camera
Oils
Federated
Fire
&
181/2
Jan
Kawneer
Sterling
Fishman
Flying
iMH)
Tiger
FOrd
Kennedy's
A
Ford
Co
lft Jan
A
Co
Jan
Kidde
32% Mar
Kings
Sep
Sep
Key
(Walter)
of
Motor
19%
Pitt
Fuller
3ft May
3%
3ft
Sep
7iii
Jan
Kirkland
870
62%
Jun
73%
Jan
Klein
3%
4%
7,300
3%
Sep
9%
9%
100
9%
Jun
11
6%
6%
3,800
5%
Oct
10%
6%r
.
71
67
65
67
70
70
70
reg__£l
4%
4%
u
Ij[
Brewing.,
A)
Mar
Jan
5 %
Power
common
Knott
Hotels
Gellman
Mfg
Co
Kobacker
5
1,000
3%
Jun
u
400
%
Feb
4%
1,500
4%
Nov
.
it May
7%
Jan
4%
1,800
4%
Sep
10%
200
10%
Sep
20%
Oct
22%
Jan
102 % Mar
106%
Sep
.
....
3%
10%
3%
200
3%
Oct
10%
1
1
8
May
11% Mar
(The)
General Builders Supply Corp com
American
dep
rets
ord
1%
I
25
10%
2,100
9%
Sep
1%
500
1%
Sep
;
1%
; 1%
300
1%
Sep
15%
Oct
—
—
Apparel
L'Aiglon
Lake
Finance
Corp 5%
General
Fireproofing
General
Outdoor
General
5%
Public
Georgia
Power
$5
6%
Plywood Corp
convertible
General
pfd A____10
Sep
Mich
1%
1%
1,500
10%
10%
150
Jan
3
Apr
2%
Jan
18% Mar
5%
Apr
Alden
Glenmore
Globe
Coal
*
Godchaux
Class
Co
class
B
1
Inc
87/a
Sugars class A
3,400
preferred-
Graj
Manufacturing
Great
Atlantic
Non-voting
7%
1st
Great
&
Oil
Great
Northern
Greer
Hydraulics
Griesedieck
Grocery
Gypsum
9%
Sep
11%
Oct
Oct
22
Lime
9c
Brewery...
Products
6%
Sep
11%
12
900
11 %
Sep
13% Mar
24
200
22
Jun
27%
35
Jun
62 % May
7%
33%
8S
22,700
50
35
&
37
80
Nov
54% May
Oct
86 % Mar
%
Sep
11/2 Mar
37
Nov
52%
23%
Sep
21%
Oct
271/2 Feb
27% July
5%
16%
Jan
12%
Sep
8
Jan
Mar
16%
600
157%
200
144%
Jun
164% July
120
129%
Sep
135%
1%
1%
56 I/2
52%
57
14
14
5,000
1,550
5%
800
700
ft
Jun
1,400
ft
2%
Nov
13%
Apr
1% July
12Va Miy
32%
Feb
11 %
Oct
36 % Jv,ly
Jun
3%
Feb
Aug
8%
ft
37% Mar
Apr
27
9% Mar
100
Oct
I;}
14%
Jan
18 %
14%
18
Sep
18
Jan
Jan
Oct
12%
400
11%
Jan
12%
Feb
9%
12
400
9%
Sep
11%
Jan
700
2%
3
2,200
Feb
4%
Sep
2ft Mar
it Sep
7
—
8%
Mar
Sep
Le
Realty
Tourneau
21% Mar
Apr
2% Mar
57% Mar
Sep
9
Jan
5%
5%
5%
1,000
5%
Oct
9%
Feb
9'
8%
9
1,000
-7%
Apr
10% Aug
5
4%
Jan
16%
300
14%
Jun
16%
13%
400
12 %
Sep
17% Mar
6%
6%
100
5%
Jan
3%
4%
18,600
2%
3%
3%
100
3%
3%
200
2,200
20%, Jan
16%
Xl3
X13
"4%
5
25c
40%
class
17% Mar
41
NOV
6%
Aug
Sep
4%
Nov
3%. Sep
3
Oct
3%
Oct
3%
Jun
43% May
4%. Oct
—10
5%
A—
Feb
7%
6%
Oct
Jan
37% Mar
45% July
Apr
45
Aug
Sep
18
Jan
Chain
12%
12%
13
500
11%
Longines-Wittnauer Watch, Co
Louisiana Land & Exploration
13 % May
14% Aug
49%
48%
49%
2,200
41%
Apr
50 %, Aug
10%
10%
11
2,000
10 Va
Nov
15%
Locke
Steel
Lynch
2
Corp
Feb
M
Mackintosh-Hemphill
Mangel
Stores
Manischewitz
400
8%
1,100
7%
Oct
10% Jan
100
9%
Feb
10% May
20
18%
20
4,000
16%
Sep
24 % Mar
22%
22%
22%
200
22
Jan
26 % Mar
12%
12%
12%
800
Sep
15% May
14%:
14
14%
2,900
Jun
15% Jan
3%
3
3 %
2,200
2% Aug
4% Mar
27%
21
28%
4,300
9%
Jan
25%
14%
14 %
900
11%
Sep
21% Mar
7%
7%
600
6%
Jan
7% Aug
1
common—_—25c
Corp
Bumper
Michigan
Steel
100
15
Oct
19% Mar
Micromatic
10%
Jan
13%
Oct
Middle
34
Sep
34
Sep
Corp
Tube
L.
preferred
Petroleum
Midland
Oil
Midland
Steel
Corp $1
—
11%
9%
xl3
.
23% May
■
Jan
60
Jun
2%
Sep
3% Mar
300
6
Sep
8
Mar
Apr
14
Aug
11%
11%
700
it
it
1,400
7%
200
8
%
7
1% Mar
Oct
Jan
-8 %
Aug
12%
12%
900
10%
Sep
14% Mar
11%
12
12%
4,300
11%
Sep
15%- Jan
10%
Oct
13
24%
Sep
12
Sep
26% Mar
17% Mar
preferred—*
conv
5b
'
200
6%
7%
1
common
—-
—
Nov
2%
u
1
Corp..
Hone
Jan
6
-1
—2.50
*
——10
Michigan Sugar Co common
States
14%
2%
1
Inc..
Brothers
Michigan
"7%
15
preferred
Participating
Michaels
15%
Feb-
Scott Corp—
&
Co.
Iron
15%
Jan
4
1
Co
&
Textile
6 '/n
40
17%
Warrants
Sep
Feb
Sep
10%
Co
Mfg
Chapman
Mesabi
34%
21
225
Sep
Jun
8%
*
10
& Co common..
Dredging common
Johnson
Merritt
23%
17%
1
5
(AG)
McWilliams
Mead
Feb
22 >/«
17%
10%
8%.
*
McDonnell Aircraft Corp
Menasco
13%
Jan
1
Harris common
(J W) Inc common
McKee
Sep
Jan
3% July
23
10
Shovel—
Power
Massey
Mays
9%
18
14'
£1
Ltd
Co
100
28% Jan
23%
—•
Mapes Consolidated Mfg Co
Marconi International Marine
Communication
400
V
*
Co
B)
11%
21
21
—1
common
(The
11%
5
10
Co
Co
Service
Public
Maine
4
Jun
5%
38%
300
Feb
Sep
Oct
2,600
B
7,000
8ft
4
6
Inc
G)
Groceterias
6'/a
x21
10%
5%
10
Liberty Fabrics of N Y__
5%
cumulative preferred
Class
1,000
~5%
1
5
common
(R
11% .'12%
12
1
——
preferred
conv
cum
Lefcourt
14%
*
Jan
8%
34% Mai
2,200
9%
18
5
University—
——50c
Extension
5%
6'/a
3%
33%
9%
Jan
26%
'
200
1%
Machine
Monotype
Lear Inc common
Metal
1% Sep
49% Aug
12% Sep
3%
33
8%
1,100
2%
Co
Sessions
&
Salle
La
Marion
Feb
33%
13,100
37%
37
5
Alabastine....
Jan
73%
%
2
common
Mar
11%
132% 133%
25
12% May
Feb
23%
12
l7/a
50c
Jan
15%
16%
133i/2
Inc
12'A
400
_____100
Leases
Stores
Sep
350
Co.—.1
Chemical
Western
8
300
156
Paper..:
Freehold
Feb
4% Mar
12%
157
*
"3%
..
10%
35%
35
lft
Foundry & Machine
Lamson Corp of Delaware
Nov
108%
10%
5
'
&
117%
Jun
Sep
Tea—
stock...
preferred
Lakes
Gridoil
Co."
Pacific
Jan
2%
1
common
Jan
112% July
181/4
»
Varnish
26
5
1
Ltd
Jun
12
Manufacturing common
4
Graham-Paige Motors 5% conv pfd__25
Rapids
2%
12%
10 »/4
Gorham
Grand
Aug
Mar
106
17%
___1
1.50
Jan
IOV4
*
Goldl'ield Consolidated Mines
Goodman Manufacturing Co...
Sep
18%
*
prior
800
8%
___5
B
$4.50
117%
200
3
7%
1
Distilleries
Union
116
*
__lo
Jun
9%
9%
34y4 Mar
108
103%
117%
3
:
Co
1%
99%
«
Gladding McBean & Co
Glen
Sep
Jan
1 %
1
Feb
103
10%
Corp
8%
27
10
20
Giant Yellowknife Gold Mines..
Gilbert (A C) common.
Gilchrist
100
500
$6
preferred..
Gerity
9%
30
106
29%
106
___50c
common
preferred..*
preferred
$6
9%
30
106
preferred
Service
9%
__5
pfd—100
common
Adv
X10%
775
"l%
Lakey
5% May
12%
-
General
10%
9%
33%c
20c
1
Company
Inc
Mines
Shore
Loblaw
5
....£1
reg
8%
9%
Co:.
Forge
Laclede-Christy
Lanston
'
Co
5%
convertible preferred
General Electric Co Ltd—
■
Nov
5
4%
Corp
9%
9%
Kroy Oils Ltd
1%
Alloys
1,100
...7.50
Stores
Krueger Brewing Co
10%
common
Acceptance
General
Sep
1
Co
Corp
69% Mar
47/a
100
General
1%
*
10
5
common
73% Mar
*
preferred
1,000
Ltd
Co
Co
Rubber
B)
Oct
"
4%
M
G
Emil)
(I
Jun
10%
,.
1%
1%
1
67
5
Co
Jan
10
59
'
4%
Lake
(D
Kleinert
Lamson
Gatineau
11%
High
Apr
450
1
common
preferred
25
1.25
Co
21%
12%
*
50
Co...
&
1,600
,
H
bearer
...
7% Mar
Kropp
»
receipts
26
12
1
Kirby Petroleum
50c preferred
69%
*
Brewing Co
(Geo
8,800
28% Mar
Ltd—
deposit
(Peter*
4ft
Sep
lft Sep
17
4
l
American deposit receipts ord
Motor of France—
Fort
7,500
4
Ford
Fox
2,100
1%
Canada-
Co
American
20%
1%
lit"
X70
non-voting
voting
B
20
1
Low
25%
12%
*
5
Lighting
County
cumulative
*
Inc
Range Since Jan. 1
High
26
Ltd
Mines
common.
10
Inc
Low
5
Inc
Kenwell Oils &
2.50
Line
Motor
Class
Class
Ltd
(Phila).
Inc
Shares
*'
—.'
Co
Kingston Products
1
25c
Association
Firth
Instrument
Ltd
Petroleums
for Week
Par
4%
Fargo
Range
of Prices
'
400
Line
High
200
Sales
Last
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
14,400
32%
Week's
Friday
Low
,
Pipe
G
STOCKS
5
25c
or
NOVEMBER
Range Since Jan. 1
1
Warrants
ENDED
Sales
High
1
Inc
Eureka
Low
10c
preferred
FOR WEEK
for Week
—
Jan
H
Haelan
Hall
Laboratories
Co
Electric
Rights
:___.1
Ltd
21/4
2%
2%
1.600
_____5
Lamp Co
Bridge
Hamilton
Hartford
Inc
3%
3
%
3%
2,600
Light...
__25
Brewing Co
Hastings Mfg Co.——
Hathaway Bakeries Inc-.L.
Havana
Lithographing
Hazeltine
Hearn
Class
Co.
Co....
•_*
25c
1
Hercules
Steel
Mfg
&
Horn
2%
Jan
Minnesota
25% " 28%
4.400
Jan
Missouri
2%
200
7
7%
Oct
30
4%
Monogram
12%
27
13%
Jan
18%
Apr
14% May
21% Aug
Sep
99
19%
20'/a
600
92%
92%
20
89
May
Feb
21/4
2%
2%
900
XI%
Sep
3%
Feb
400
6%
Sep
9
Jun
7%
Feb
9
Jun
1
7
2.50
10'/4
10
10%
800
5
127/s
12%
13%
___i
2%
2%
2%
10
Oct
3.700
11%
Sep
400
2%
!__•
:
12%
15
ZZ.
43%
__*
Baking Co
Sep
10% Sep
131
*
71% Mar
9% May
12% Aug
16% Jan
Monongahela Power Co—
4.40%
cumulative preferred
100
4.80% cumul preferred series B..100
16
Jan
46% Mar
Feb
17%
18%
400
17%
Oct
98%
Sep
107
Jan
26
26
26
200
25
Sep
30
58
x60
6.300
54
.
Inc
—
common.
100
_
Manufacturing Co
5
2%
Securities^
Oct
Sep
4% Sep
Products
5
14%
14
.16%
2,500
14
Nov
23%
74%
Feb
Co
dep
Imperial Oil
receipts
(Canada)
,
TV
Muntz
Ohio
13%
14%
i
3,100
registered—El
capital
stock..*
29.'
29%
6,800
10%
10%
100
Indianapolis Pwr & Light 4%
pfd__100
91
90
91
America...a__5
89
86
90%
of
North
International
Cigar
International
12% July
5%
10%
16%
Jan
Oct
20%
Jan
28
Jun
6%
Feb
Sep
9%
37
Jan
Jan
11%
Oct
6% May
$3.50
Machinery
83
1,900
80
•
series
International
Metal
International
Petroleum
International
50
Products
Investors
Iowa
Industries
capital
A
Jun
7%
Apr
100
Oct
100%
Mar
Jan
Service
17
112%
111
112%
Oct
3,600
103
Jun
27
•
«
Jun
25
Mar
xl 13% Mar
32%
Jan
stock.*
201/4
20%
21%
8,700
18%
Sep
12%
12%
13%
2,300
10
Apr
13%
1
2%
2%
2%
5,300
2
Sep
5%
84
Jan
15%
Apr
12
Jan
Nov
Jan
..100
Irving Air Chute
*
83%
_1
84
280
80
10%
10%
100
10%
May
Sep
5%
10%
1
5%
100
5%
Sep
3
3
100
1
3%
3%
3%
-10c
1%
1%
1%
-15c
1%
1%
1%
—
400
2%
Oct
5%
Jan
3%
Sep
U
Oct
5% Mar
Oct
17% Mar
Sep
3% Mar
27,100
'
For
37
38%
39
10,900
500
3%
3%
95%
95 %
37/a
5% Mar
Sep
Jan
104
Oct
Jun
22
Jan
25% Mar
25%
Sep
57%
Jan
2%
Jan
4%
Oct
"2%
174
_2%
176
330
86
20
96
Jun
88%
96
100% 100%
Jun
700
2%
70
157
34
5%
5%
5%
4%
1,600
July
Sep
Jun
Sep
_
_
'
'*
1%
_
—
1
1%
26%
7%
8
2
26%
8
500
96
103%
98
3%
176
Nov
Jan
Oct
Jan
Nov
37% Mar
Jan
3% July
3% Mar
15
8,100
lft
5%
Jan
Corp
1
Electric 4%%
footnotes see
Daee
pfd
37
100
2.%
2%
21,200
2%
Nov
5% Mar
5% Mar
3%
Apr
15
Oct
23
5,100
14%
Feb
17% Mar
110
96%
Jun
114
4%
Jan
Mar
8,700
1%
Nov
200
25%
Jan
700
7%
Sep
9%
Jan
Jan
42%
Jun
Jan
33% Mar
95% Aug
105
Jan
32 %
350
6%
6%
1,700
15%
6%
15%
100
■
27
8 % Mar
6% Sep
1
Mfg
Hess
common
*
National
& Stores common
Petroleum
Ltd—
National
Phoenix
National
Radiator
Research
Rubber
Starch
Steel
National
Machinery
Transit
National
Union
Neptune
Meter
Mur
Dominion
Haven
4%%
Clock
convertible
Idria
Jersey
Min
New
Park
&
Mexico
Co
York
Founders
2%
2,200
10,500
15
Jan
2%
Jan
a
1%
Sep
13%
Jun
16% Mar
Sep
17
Jan
1%
2%
5,600
ltt Jan
3ft Jan
2%
6,800
1%
3
Jan
July
13% Mar
10%
10%
500
12%
12
12%
2,100
17%
17%
17%
500
12
Jun
19%
16%
16%
17%
600
13%
Jan
21
Mar
17
Jan
20
July
25
Apr
27%
26%
26%
100
1
3%
3%
100
2%
2%
22%
4
4
10%
Sep
x9% Sep
12%
Nov
Oct
Jan
4% Mar
3%
Jun
700
1%
Sep
3
Jan
300
20%
Jan
25%
Apr
Sep
4%
Jan
300
4
3%
~1
1%
9,100
lft
Sep
2i|
May
113% 114%
3,500
109 %
Sep
115%
Feb
3%
3 %
900
2%
Jan
4% May
7%
1%
114%
1
20
2
22%
40c
8
450
5%
Jan
10% May
iu
Oct
1
1% July
Land
1%
1,200
44%
41%
45%
11,200
41%
Oct
60%
1
13%
13%
14%
1,900
12%
Sep
23
1
Co
U
U
it
4,200
%
Sep
53
53
25
53
Nov
62% Mar
9
Aug
27%
26%
27%
1,700
25
Apr
10% May
28% Mar
7
May
28%
25%
28%
2,500
15%
50c
1
•
common
—*
10
Co
10
Merchandise
Shipbuilding
shares
8%
-25
Chem
common
Auction
&
Sep
4
Honduras Rosario
York
York
York
preferred
Arizona
New
New
Co.
Mining Co
Process
1
2'/a
1
Ltd
Zinc
New
New
&
Watch
&
25c
100
Oil
England Tel & Tel
New
14%
_2.50
common
Co common
British
—
15
1
-30c
Radio
New
1,100
*
common—
New
2
4%
1
Ltd,
Car
5% July
*
17% Mar
10
—
Products
National
Jan
—1
Corp.
National
Sep
12%
—
Inc.——2
Co
National
Le
4%,
10c
Industries
Industries
Presto
National
14%
3%
--
&
Gas
New
5% Mar
30
31
—1
National
New
&
Dehydrating
Co
Bellas
Fuel
New
Motors
100
1
Inc
Alfalfa
New
Kansas Gas
10
Corp
National
Nestle
Co—
preferred
Iron Fireman Manufacturing v t c
Ironite
Inc
Kaiser
25
4%
N
Nachman
Namm-Loeser's
30% Mar
__5
Royalty
Public
3.90'c
15%
100
xlOO
Ring
National
90
Hydro-Electric—
Preferred
33% Mar
Oct
25
1
—»
Mfg Co
Piston
National
14
29
Co
Inc
100
5
common—2.50
Muskogee Co common
10
Muter
Company common
50c
Murray
Muskegon
Jan
-
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
i_5
Imperial Tob of Gt Brit & Ireland._£1
Insurance
Sep
10
101% 102%
Milling
•
common
Imperial Chemical Industries—.
American
29-
15%
4% Mar
5
I
Zinc
275
2,600
15%
National
Illinois
4%
11%
15%
.—
Jan
Mar
3 % Mar
31%
17
&
5%
29
1% Sep
Mar
60
Feb
15%
Tel
152
20 %
200
16%
Tel
Oct
500
2
,
States
Sep
Sep
24
preferred series C
—100
Monroe Loan Society com class A
1
Montgomery Ward & Co class A
*
Moody Investors participation pfd—•
Morris Plan Corp of America
10c
Mt Clemens Metal Products
1
6%
cumulative preferred
4
Mt Vernon-Woodberry Mills
2.50
Mountain
42%
Oct
4%
4.50%
Jan
5
Hydro-Electric
Hygrade Food
1
1
common
common...7.25
129%
4%
10%
*
Power
10
100
100
common
States
15
5
30%
4%
n%
*
Corp
Pictures
2
50
pfd
5%
Light
23%
2
!
Service
5
24
Mountain
Refining capital stock..*
&
&
1,300
3% Mar
23
43%
131
&
Pwr
Molybdenum
Sep
Jan
150
15%
preferred
Canada
Public
Jan
6%
17%
24%
14%
5
1
—50c
common..
of
Corp
24%
15%
5
convertible
4%%
Mining
Feb
50
•
(Harvey)
Lock
2%
Oct
Sep
2,900
1
21
__10
common
preferred
Humble Oil
Hurd
Jan
Apr
l____10c
Co
&
Hardart
&
5%
5%
12%
24%
Co
Miller Wohl Co
Sep
Oct
19
'
Refineries
3%
21'
197/e
Piping
Mid-West
9%
2%
7»/4
Nov
Midwest
*
shares
common
Abrasive
300
200
Inc
(Geo A)
Hubbell
'
1%
Co
_•___*
50c
dividend
non-cum
Mid-West
2,800
8%
preferred
class A_.
& Hardart
1% Aug
NOV
8%
Holly Stores Inc.,:
*
...
Holophane Co common.......
Horn
4
it
8%
Hollinger Consol Gold Mines...
Horder's
53% Mar
Oct
.1
common.!..;
Co
Jan
1«
68 % July
7% Jan
convertible
(R)
50
$2
Midvale
"9%
9%
100
Products
Co
Jan
5 % Mar
19% Aug
1%
28 J/4
.100
.
Hormel
2,500
1%
4
*
___2
'
preferred :
Henry Holt & Co common.
Hoe
1%
1%
___*
common
preferred
3%
Oct
Jun
25,200
5
common.
4%
5c/c
2,250
U
__10c
A
Co
5 % ','c
Higbie
51%
32
_97/a
common
Rubinstein
Heller
1
...
Stores
Mining
Helena
50%
2
Corp
Dept
Hecia
5IV2
la
1
._
Harvard
1% July
3%
14%
*
...
Products—
Jan
May
l7/a Mar
9
Feb
Corp—
1
Jan
28%
Nov
35
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
36
...
(1800)
Monday, November 9, 1953
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANCE
RANGE
FOR
WEEK
NOVEMBER
ENDED
6
'
Sales
Week's
Last
Range
of Prices
Shares
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Share
Niagara
Nipissing
Amer
North
North
17%
16%
17%
10,400
14%
Sep
20% Mar
1
1%
l/tf
1%
1,100
1%
Aug
4%
4 'A
4%
8,700
3%
Aug
2% Mar
4% Nov
%
Central
Northeast
Oil—
Texas
Northern
Ind
Serv
Pub
Novadel'-Agene
Oct
3% Mar
Sep
44% Mar
*
17
~2%
90
Corp
94
95
♦
23
22'/a
24%
—
4%
Sep
Jun
Lock
Segal
Co
—
Radio
Sentinel
Corp,
May
Jan
Mar
92
Leather
Seton
Shattuck
Shawinigan Water &
Sherwin-Williams
4%
Jan
Shoe
Jan
29%
Oct
Sicks
Corp
Brass
Ohio
Power
4%s
Oils
Okalta
Okonite
Old
preferred—
Ltd
Oklahoma
Company
Town
40c
MS
83%
80
—25
84%
9
Corp
United
6
__
class
Filters
63
100
6
B——
8%
500
Inc
41
X
16
Securities
Overseas
Sep
16%
Jan
6%
Feb
23% Mar
South
Coast
Nov
9% Mar
South
Penn
20% May
52%
Jan
15%
700
Jan
Oct
19%
Feb
—
16%
*
—
—
1
3
3
Soss
*
preferred-
5%
common
Co
cumulative
4.88%
Can
Co
5%
redeemable
5%
redeemable
4.80%
red
Pacific
Jun
16%
Jan
30%
Jun
34%
Jan
Southern
30%
30%
30%
400
27 %
Jun
31%
Jan
27%
27%
Jun
28% Mar
25
27%
27%
27%
800
25%
Jun
28%
Jan
Royalty Co
Spencer Shoe Corp
Stahl-Meyer
Inc
series A....25
27%
27%
27%
1,100
25%
Sep
28%
Jan
Standard
26%
26%
500
23%
Jun
27%
Jan
Standard
98%
98%
60
91% Jun
102%
Jan
$1.60
97%
97%
80
90
Jun
101%
Jan
Standard
Forgings
101% 102 «/4
490
96
Jun
102% Aug
3% May
Standard
Oil
25
—
preferred---
-
cum
•
dividend
Pacific
Northern
&
Pacific
Public
Service
.
100
pfd
Park
Oil
(C A)
Pen
Class
Penn
•
Rig
Power
Water
Pep
Boys
&
1%
1%
3%
3%
4
4%
4
—
25%
3,500
3%
500
common
pfd
13%
100
12%
13%
14%
1,600
26
26
14 %
6%
•
trnm
13%
10
6%
Screw
13%
3,400
Pioneer
Gold
Sep
17%
Feb
Oct
36
Jan
5
Oct
July
11%
Sep
95
Jun
6%
1st
Pratt
&
Canada
Prentice-Hall
Pressed
Inc.
Metals
_
3%
1,900
22%
3,100
4%
3%
Jan
17
Co
of
class
Service
Sep
Sep
Jan
75
Sep
38%
11
67%
661/2
67%
770
57%
37
36%
37%
600
28
7
7%
600
6%
3%
3%
100
2%
Aug
3%
Oct
19
_
1,900
5%
36
100
36
Jan
Mar
Feb
4%
Jan
Oct
8% Mar
33
Oct
40% Mar
110
—
—
—
Stop
Sun
1
July
Ray
Drug
Raymond
Inc
Class
A_
Reda
Pump
Shoe
97
B
—
Technicolor
Texas
Inc
Power
Thew
Shovel
Thiokol
Thor
Co
Thorofare
Oct
Tobacco
&
Tobacco
5,300
2,300
1%
318
Apr
Aug
1%
1%
Sep
8%
ioo
7%
Apr
9% Mar
9
300
8
Jun
9%
2%
Jun
Feb
Grande
(Texas
Rolls
-
Todd
Shipyard
Toklan
Edison
25%
Jun
30% Mar
Trans
Sep
19% Mar
Trans
Lux
36
250
22%
Apr
36
—
101
May
—
19%
Jan
Feb
Nov
,21%
Rome
Co—
(The)
Corp
Russeks
pfd
45
Fifth
3% July
1,700
41%
Sep
6%
300
5%
Apr
6%
Jan
5%
2,700
3%
Feb
5%
Nov
300
5"%
Sep
9%
Feb
8%
900
5
Jan
14%
Apr
%
100
24%
25 %
500
8%
9%
9,100
5
_
1
9
is
21
8%
-
24%
24%
1%
1%
50c
24%
Sep
1% Mar
Sep
28%
Jan
Sep
9%
Oct
200
24%
Oct
1%
500
1%
Sep
2%
•1%
1,000
1%
Oct
2% Aug
*
Vi2%
*
27% Mar
Jan
'
2
92%
%v *2%
90%
3,500
92%
540
2% July
82
2%
Feb
94%
Jan
7%
24%
40%
9
Oct
18%
Sep
26
Mar
18%
Sep
'
19%" 19%
24%
Jun
500
1,000
*
5
Jun
•
£i
4
40%
2,100
33
Sep
26% May
43% May
11%
12%
2,100
10
Jan
14% Mar
13%
-
13%
2,100
12
Sep
17% Mar
*
Co
-
10
40%
1
11%
*
common.
...
common
1.25
Aeronautical
Co
Consolidated
.
5
_
*
■
5
5
200
15
Petroleum
Haynes
ajn
4%
24%
Ave
4%
23% May
57% May
6%
100
F.
common
Ryan
&
Jan
i
Ryan
Ryerson
21%
44%
Ltd
Co
1
common
Tonopah
Oil
&
Inc
15
100
12
3
2,100
2
5%
2,600
4%
2%
2%
5
5
l
4%
Oct
6% Mar
Jan
16% Mar
Sep
Sep
4% Mar
6% Mar
Inc
Scullin
Steel Co
Scurry
Oils
Seeman
wir
i*f
35%
2
8,600
30%
Apr
1%
Sep
Bros
5%
"5%
2,600
3%
Sep
7%
.
Airlines
3%
12,700
2%
Aug
3%
Nov
18%
6,400
11%
Jan
18%
1%
1%
1%
12,900
21%
20%
21%
1,200
1%
1%
"I,7*
—
see
page 37.
l
j.
;
26%
Jun
24%
Feb
Jan
5
1%
1%
4
4
35
Sep
49
Mar
200
1%
4%
—
Jan
600
38%
5%
8
x4%
Feb
2%
37%
5%
__
Sep
Sep
5%
Jan
% Aug
2%
Jun
Sep
6%
Apr
18
Sep
20%
Apr
12%
Sep
17%
Feb
38
.Tnn
41 % Mar
—
19
17,000
400
100
16%
25%
19
12%
40%
16%
25
13%
41%
17%
25%
13%
13%
13%
—
41
19
300
1,100
3%
7 % May
Jan
18%
Sep
450
20%
Jan
26%
Oct
6,800
11%
Sep
16% Mar
12
Sep
15% Mar
10% May
4,600
11
Feb
Jan
Feb
—
1
__
•
—
♦
30 %
Jan
700
x28%
Sep
3 Vs
30%
2%
30 %
5
3%
1,700
2%
Jun
♦
16%
16%
17
250
16%
Jan
18
14%
Jan
18% May
5
com
--
3%
Jan
Mar
-
1
9
—
—10c
■
2%'
1
3
2%
3
21
20%
21
8%
5
1
Sep
275
2,600
8%
Oct
20
6%
Jan
23% Mar
Jan
9%
Apr
29 %
150
28
Jun
31%
Jan
17%
700
16
20%
Feb
5%
Jan
4%
9
4%
9%
Sep
Sep
300
7%
Sep
37%
125
x27%
Feb
37
Oct
3
x3%
2,100
2%
Sep
4
Jan
12%
225
10%
Jan
16
Mar
4%
3
15
Co
3% Mar
4
37
—
9
37%
*
Sep
17%
—
25c
—.-1
Inc
9% Mar
Jan
1%
2%
100
7%
29%
—
•
Corp
7
2%
8%
1,800
3,100
9
"
2
'
*
—
11%
"7%"
7%
1%
13
"7%
2
13%
11%
5
xll%
12
300
,
700
9%
Oct
11%
Oct
15%
Jan
11%
Nov
15
Jan
900
40
Jun
50%
14%
9,000
14
Sep
17 % May
100
95
May
1,600
21
11%
48%
50
14%
14%
*
—
5
pfd
11%
50
1
$4.56
11%
•
104
1,350
23%
104
22%
23%
—1
10%
10%
10%
600
20
Corp.
_■
16%
21 %
16
17%
1,300
21%
21 %
100
Inc
25c
Stocks.
5
Co
Temper
23%
Oct
7%
800
6%
Jan
8% Aug
17%
49%
400
16%
Sep
19% Mar
500
35 %
Apr
50%
Oct
%
Nevada
100
1
,
M
Oct
200
3
1,800
2%
Sep
4%
Jan
95%
75
85%
Jun
97%
Jan
warrants
Nov
Feb
58
1%
4
1%
1,100
1%
Oct
2%
Feb
217,1
3,600
1
Sep
4
Jan
3
2%
__
Corp
47
2 A
—
1
3%
400
2% May
4
Jan
5%
Jan
3%
"
4
16,300
18%
18%
ni
100
3%
Sep
17%
Sep
19% July
16%
__
*
;
Jan
48
95'A
47
.2%
*
;
%
Mar
6
47
2%
—
100
Ltd
Inc
Jan
17%
28% May
13% Mar
5% July
_70c
Corp
Tri-Continental
31% May
Sep
Nov
16
7%
—
20
common..
of
Oct
Jan
Ltd—
preferred
Oils
Sep
8%
105%
17%
48%
7%
17%
1
1
Corp
Realization
Corp..:
Unexcelled
Chemical
Union
of
Gas
Union
Investment
Union
Oil
$3.75
Union
Co
of
Apr
18
Jan
Aircraft
United
Elastic
Milk
Molasses
Amer
NJ
Profit
10%
RR
Omaha
Co
&
Foil
and
$5
class
10%
Jan
1,000
88%
Jun
96
Jan
73
Jan
1,400
4%
Sep
Apr
80
5%
6
May
200
34%
43
Mar
Radiator
US
Rubber
x4%
5
36 %
__
37
—
Sep
Jan
13
7
Aug
3%
__
100
221
__
25
Corp
i
:
Jan
4%
Oct
Jun
235%
Feb
2%
B
•
L..1
_
Securities
with
1
common
1..1
Insurance
Products
-
--
6 %
Oil
Sugar
5
Jun
40%
Jan
34% July
38%
Jan
19% Mar
35%
2%
11,500
Jan
3%
400
14%
Jun
20%
Aug
325
52%
Jan
72
July
36%
2,300
Sep
43%
Jan
-6%
2,600
5
Sep
8%
Jan
100
86
Sep
96% Mar
Sep
11%
6
-
90
,
1%
30%
6 %
3.100
6
2%
100
2
100
11
56
57
2%
200
|
-
—1
--
Jan
65%
2%
10
1.10
common
6% Mar
14%
6 %
1
Jan
64 %
10
Co
400
11 Mar
A May
18% -18%
90
1
_50c
90
15%
35%
-
90
Reclaiming Co
Corp common
Consolidated
36%
--6
Stores
Universal
.
*
warrants.....•
5,400
-36%
2%
221
800
4%
37%
15%
-18%-65%
*
preferred
36
15%
—_10c
Co.
36%
—
1
50
%
' 1_
-
36%
common—_25
common
221
%
—
1___L_10 i
preferred
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United
Aug
95%
_10s
common
International
1st
7%
95
*
Canal
Conditioning
convertible
U S
Jan
Nov
25
Air
US
9%
32%
20
common
Machinery
Finishing
$4
Feb
Oct
Jan
100
Preferred
US
3%
3%
26%
Ltd—
Sharing
United Specialties
US
Jan
700
500
common__50c
;
preferred
Shoe
1%
3%
32%
A
dep rets ord registered
United
United
of
Products
United
3,800
3%
31%
4
Corp
United
2%
3%
32%
95%
Co
Products
United
2%
5
*
series
Yards
United
2%
10c
California—
preferred
Stock
...
Corp
Canada
2%
Apr
%
41%
Sep
Feb
Feb
Jan
2% July
Feb
1%
57%
Oct
21% Mar
1,200
24%
Jan
25%
—
2%
V
Feb
2%
17%
50c
Inc
footnotes
5%
•
common
General
22%
Jun
Oct
37%
Jan
2%
Sep
3%
Jan
316 Mar
18%
1
Ltd—
Corp
22'/«
38% Mar
5,000
A
l
Co
common
Western
Securities
35
1
(DAi
Seaboard
MS
„25c
Brick
Inc
Schulte
35%
l
(Del)
Fisher
—
500
6%
Trust
Mining
Utah-Idaho
8t Lawrence Corp Ltd common
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
Schick
33% Mar
4%
34%
Universal
Savoy
35% Mar
Jun
6%
Universal
Sayre
Jun
28%
o
%
Inc
Corp
Oil
475
1
Rotary Electric Steel
Rowe
23 %
"
Field
Royalite
100
,
dep rets ord reg
Cable
Roosevelt
28% Mar
31%
Oct
7%
Royce Ltd—
Amer
3%
1%
4 %
—
Mar
700
700
34
31 %
24%
Jun
4%%
Empire
12%
90
6%
—1.1
Elee
&
Jan
27/a
Corp
Royalty
300
100
6%
-
vtc
Gas
Jan
48
May
1.400
common
Allied
600
1
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__
deposit rets ord registered—£1
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13%
6%
•
Gas
33%
40
26
—
—
31%
24%
Amer
30%
.1
-
Inc
Valley
—
31%
580
3%
Roofing Inc
Realty & Construction
97%
5%
Engineering
Radiator
Mar
8% Mar
40%
3%
common
Security
122%
45
...
Rico Argentine
Rio
♦
-
Inc
Richmond
45%
—
—5
Markets
12% Mar
3%
__6.25
—
&
Arms
45
1
common
Chemical
35%
.1
.
_______
Co
Rice-Stix
—
11
Sep
Sep
Sep
Light
Corporation
13%
36
.
Co
Remington
Sep
5%
31 %
Jan
Aug
5% Mar
Sep
common
&
30
—
13%
22%
-
(Robert) &
Reliance Electric
9%
200
1,100
33
20
Sep
Sep
common
97
*
—5
common.
Co
Co
Reis
400
4%
7%
common
Electric Co
Tampa
11
1%
common
.
Regal
2,500
4%
9%
5%
4
Cement
A
Sep "
8%
100
class
Aug
211}
—
Pile
—
4%
9%
5%
Jan
3%
Corp
8%
■
Concrete
4%
100
Die
Oil
9%
*
B
42%
32%
1
&
900
'
...10
Reading Tube Corp class A
Class
Nov
3% July
18% Jan
T
Talon
Trunz
Investment
Co
33%
100
200
common
Tool
Finch
Swan
Ulen
Packing
3,500
3%
Nov
33
600
common
7
Rath
.5% Mar
17% Mar
Jan
8%
Supermarkets
Superior
Toledo
Co.
Utility
Jan
Feb
29%
5
Corp
Co
300
11%
'
&
4%
12%
4%
Tishman
Q
Railway
50
600
8%
Inc
&
Tilo
112
8%
»
_
(S)
Feb
10%
2%
_
-
(Hugo)
& Shop
Stroock
True
Power
Jan
4% Mar
4%
common
Jan
150
10%
2%
common.
B)
44%
40
xl0%
10%
1
Manufacturing
Quebec
(J
Stinnes
Sep
—
39
'
f
Colorado—
Co
Stetson
37%
'
100
_J
Mar
23% Mar
3% May
1,400
2.50
_
3% Mar
Oct
7%
6
4%% cumulative preferred—
Sound Pulp & Timber com.
Pyrene
1 %
1%
4
Puget
Pyle-National
21 %
Sep
4%
ordinary
Jan
1,600
2,300
Ltd
B
Aug
May
~2%
1%
2
•
of
Jan
3
Feb
Nov
5%
_
Feb
21%
3%
Providence Gas
Public
4
Jan
Sep
5%
America
Nevada
Corp
Prosperity
7
Jun
1%
—
Producers
17% Mar
4%
Sterling Aluminum Products
Sterling Brewers Inc
■
Sterling Engine Co
:
Sterling Inc
600
2
*
Mines
Sep
4%
common.
5
3%
1%
——
common
of
Feb
15
21%
1
Corporation
Superior Portland
3%
_
Preston East Dome
Nov
105
July
1
Canada
& Co
Sunrise
19%
*
_
Co
(A)
70% Mar
25c
common
of
Parts
16%
2
•
_
Co
Steel
Stein
Jun
Sep
2.50
_
preferred
Lambert
77%
Jun
Jun
Jan
■
10
_
common.
Steel
13
Jan
41% Mar
Sep
2%
3%
50
common
Alexander
Feb
1
B
Corp
100
1
of
14% Mar
108
1
(____
Scale
Corp
7% May
5% Feb
(The)
xl4
22%
5
Mining Co
Power
July
127/8
1
.
Metallurgical commonRailways Co..
&
15
Aug
Starrett
Sep
4%
1
Ltd.
Mines
65
Oct
8%
44
Co
class
58
10c
...
...
Pittsburgh
Pleasant Valley Wine Co
Powdrell
15
Tube
33
shares...10s
Piper Aircraft Corp common.
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
Polaris
Feb
4% Mar
26
"
Pneumatic
Standard
660
__
•
Amer
14%
Sep
Corp
Products
Standard-Thomson
X61%
61
_
__
Ltd
Standard
3%
21%
*
B
325
xl4
Common
Johnson
class
950
61 %
(Mass) -20
Co..
Governor
Packaging Corp—
preferred
& Light common
Power
Sep
'
Pinchin
Corp
Convertible
Common
11% Mar
37 % May
3,600
—
—
1
(Ky)
37%
36%
1
_
Standard
Standard
2,300
1,300
3%
3%
—
—*
2.78
1
20
1
10
1
10
1
———
Co
Dredging Corp common
convertible preferred
102% 103%
37%
_
Pittsburgh
Jun
Brewing
Feb
5% Mar
60
Jun
5
3,400
«...
■
12%
103
•
(The)
5%
—
100
Co
2%
Jau
13%
2
.
69
Sep
53
■
4%
100
1
Pepperell Manufacturing Co
Circle Corp.
Phillips Packing Co
Phillips
Sep
67% July
1% Feb
13%
2.50
Perfect
Pierce
~
4,100
13%
1
...
Power
Jun
3% Aug
12% Jun
«
___
Light 4%%
&
21%
2
__
_
Corp
Penn
Apr
2
Mills
Co__
.
«._•
-
1%
share.. 1 Bol
Reel
&
Jan
24
200
103%
800
'
A
Ltd
Penn
24 %
24%
—
2~Bol
1
class
Traffic
Pennroad
13% Mar
Jun
17
1
Plymouth
Co
6% Aug
—
•
vtc._
Corp.
Co
Parkersburg
-
______
A)
_
Patchogue
Oct
2%
600
6,900
97%
—
Company.
B
Patican
_
(C
Amer
Motors
Chemical
Parker
2%
9%
.
»
common
Petroleum
Paramount
2%
9
'
5%
_
Pantepec
2%
....1
25%
200
9%
1
Ltd
Light
$1.30 1st preferred.
Page-Hersey Tubes common..
Pancoastal
102 %
—
Airlines.
Petroleums
Power
97%
•
preferred
Pacific
■
.
.
«
preferred
$4.75
26%
25
.
preferred
div
25
.
_.
Line-
Pipe
100
10,700
—
32%
25
1
5
Southland
$4.40
Pacific
preferred
12
1,100
preferred
$4.50
cumulative
300
33»/«
___
1st pfd
1st
Lighting
4!08%
13%
33
13%
5
.
1st pfd —25
6%
1st
cumulative
preference
preferred
13%
common
5% '/o
1st preferred
5%
1st
preferred—
convertible
4.32%
Pacific Gas & Electric
7% Mar
33
x5
xl4%
33% 34%
—
25
25
25
25
preference
4.48%
Pacific
17"% Mar
Jan
800
17
4%
--
25
preferred
convertible
4.56%
Sep
5
E'dison—
preferred
original
14
19
14
3%
12.50
common
California
Southern
Mar
100
—
33
—
x5
14%
34%
1
1
1
common
Corp
Oil
Apr
15% May
6% Jan
Publications—
Corp
Manufacturing
Jan
Sep
•
A:
A
1%
2,300
96%
class
Sonotonc
Sep
35%
850
16
15%
Nov
18
41%
40
84 %
4
2,100
■
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd Amer shares-10s
Jan
Apr
70
—
Pattern common—
1
Ltd common—
*
Singer Manufacturing Co
;
20
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord registered--—£1
Smith (Howard) Paper Mills——
*
6
-
4%
Jan
3%
20%
4%
39
77%
1.200
%
15 %
5%
14'%
5%
39%
77%,
14%
5%
39%
Simplicity
Simpson's
15
■
—
4
Olympic Radio & Telev Inc.;
Omar
1,800
9
107
Apr
18
Sep
Jun
1%
3,700
Jan
57% Mar
Jun
95
1,200
19%
2%
Sep
Oct
46
70
1U
19%
_
common—
cumulative
preferred
Oliver
75
106%
1%
5,200
19%
90c
.—7.50
common
2%
46%
106
106
.—100
____
Gas.
Natural
1%
46%
•
class B common
46
2
50c
common
Co
J/a
15%
5%
—
Ltd
$3 convertible
Corp
Ohio
Sep
SeP
*
common
Simmons-Boardman
Ogden
4%
—100
Breweries
Co
Silex
Oct
700
Canada
of
America
of
9%
4%
High
Nov
—
25
common
preferred
Sherwin-Williams
98%
Power
%
50
%
—5
——*
Mining
46,500
5%
—
*
common.
Denn
Low
%
10%
4%
10 %
—
20c
Inc—-—
Servomechanisms
Range Since Jan. I
High
%
10%
A
.1
10c
1
common
Safety Control—
class B
—
Sentry
Shares
Low
1
12.50
Hardware
&
Shoe
Selby
87% July
20%
7,600
~h
22% Mar
Sep
2%
1,100
94
3
Sep
82%
2%
pfd—100
4 % %
1%
2,200
.—50
Co—.
RR
Jan
1%
40%
5
>-1
Airlines
Penn
L
(6
2
1%
25
%
Jun
300
1,500
1%
41
40%
%
7,500
A
1%
1%
.—
Ltd..
Oils
19
for Week
par
Serrick Corp
Is
1
preferred.50
$3
Oct
Ltd—
Products
Rayon
Canadian
North
1,300
dep rets ord shares
American
Mar
16'/a
1
—
Metal
Norden Laboratories Corp_
North
15%
1614
Sales
Range
ol Prices
•
High
16%
—
Inc_
Non-Ferrous
Low
5
common
Mines
Lites
Noma
Range Since Jan. 1
High
*
Corp
Pond
Niles-Bement
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
<
Low
Pur
Week's
Last
Friday
for Week
STOCKS
Sale Price
,
Friday
2,000
1% July
19% Sep
1-.V
300
1%
Sep
Sep
Sep
200
12%
Oct
~
1,500
5%
Oct
Valspar
$4
Corp
--
convertible
2
Feb
Vanadium-Alloys
28
Jan
Venezuelan
Jan
11%
15 %
4
Feb
Feb
Jan
300
1,000
22%
Sep
Sep
30 %
29%
25.600
16%
Jan
29%
*3%
1,000
5%
1,300
26
preferred
26 %
800
24
Oct
39%
Jan
xl3%
13%
600
11%
Sep
14%
Apr
5
Steel
•
x23
__1
29
Venezuela
2 IS
6%
23%
6%
1
common
Co
Petroleum
Syndicate Inc
Vinco Corporation
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke Co
Vogt Manufacturing
.20c
.1
1
24%
,3%
__
1
•
10
•
5%
73
x23
13% *
4% *
Sep
JJ3% Sep
41/2
Oct
7% Mar
83
5
May
Jan
Nov
Mar
8% Mar
Number 5271.... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Volume 178
(1801)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
American Stock
Last
Exchange
Par
Aircraft
Wagner
7%
Co
Shares
Low
Baking
•
voting
ctfs
ext
*
preferred
Waitt & Bond
Inc
Low
$6
Utilities
1%
2,500
300
6%
Jan
10
850
3%
Jan
13%
li
Aug
1%
10c
1.28
4%
Willson
12
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
19
5%
1
Inc
Lt
Woodley Petroleum
4%%
pfd
(F W)
8
4%
19,500
Jan
May
3%
6'/a
9
Jan
2%
500
2 %
10%
Jun
12%
13%
Aug
Oct
31%
32'%
®0
•
8
32
1,600
$63%
57%
58
56
96
34%
43%
40%
72
37%
44
40%
U
36%
41%
29%
32
100% 100%
100%
63%
63%
63%
__
101%
reduced to
2%s
f
s
Mar-Sept
$38
Jon-July
_
40
Sinking
fund
3s
Interest
ARussian
A5%s
1997
E
series
Jan
1997
1
Rio de Janeiro stamped
v
2008
2%s
,40
(Republic of)—
Extl
40%
40%
(Plan A)—
reduced to 2%
2012
33
$31
June-Dec
6%s
Government
Jan-Jnlf
Jan-July
$4
1919
1921
30%
*No
3
6%
3%
4%
$4
Apr
value,
6%
Deferred delivery transaction (not included in year's range),
d Ex-interest,
e Odd-lot transaction
(not included in year's range), f Ex-distribution,
g Ex-stock dividend,
h Exprincipal.
n Under-the-rule
transaction
(not included in year's range),
rTransaction for casts
(not
par
a
included in year's range).
x Ex-dividend,
y Ex-rights,
z Ex-iiquidating dividend.
$Friday's bid and asked prices; no sales being transacted during current week.
A Bonds being traded flat.
§ Reported
in receivership.
Abbreviations used above—"cod," certificates of deposit; "cons," consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
tive; "conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v," non-voting stock; "v t c," voting-trust certificates;
"w i," when issued; "w w," with warrants; "x w," without warrants.
Stock and Bond Averages
3% Mar
Mar
14
105 y4
Below
Jan
15
May
listed
on
the daily closing averages
are
16% Mar
44 %
of representative stocks and bonds
the New York Stock Exchange as compiled by Dow, Jones & Co.:
-Bonds-
-Btocks-
May
10
10
Ltd—
30
6
£1
Ltd
__
2
•
ljf
May
1%
9,200
2
Jan
3
5a
preference
Wright Hargreaves
$58
High
63%
__
Oct
Sep
14%
Low
Feb
Sep
14%
__
Interest
Peru
l^V
Aug
550
98
1
June-Dee
Jan. 1
Wo.
High
$63%
Range Since
Sold
Mar
xl4%
Sep
11%
2%
11
Apr
6%
Oct
%
2
common
12
25
Feb\
Feb
100
650
100
*
American deposit receipts
6%
,
2%
May-Not
April-Oct
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s 1972___-June-Dee
stamped (Plan A)—
Oct
19%
Sep
8%
6%
%
__
19
Aug
25% Mar
Oct
4
8%
%
1
Wood Newspaper Machine—
,
200
5
34% May
23 % Jan
Nov
7%
21
11%
l
Woodall Industries Inc
t
200
1
Ltd
common
&
Mar
Mar
200
23% Aug
13% Aug
6
__
25
Pwr
Woolwortli
8%
•
preferred
Wisconsin
17
450
1,600
Bonds
Friday's
Jan
Feb
1,500
5
5
8
Mar
Jan
2%
l
Co
113
Sep
8%
21
Nov
1%
11
21%
7%
21
5>/a
7 Va
32%
2,025
1
Corp.
&
Brothers
7%
25
Jan
189
Sep
Sep
xl77%
32%
or
Bid & Asked
Parana
Feb
May
1% Sep
4
50
184
11%
Inc
Jun
50
32%
Corp
Petroleums
Wilson
5,600
__
8
Stores
Products
Wilrich
182
2,400
1
preferred
(Win) & Co
Oil
j-)
2%
Oct
3% Aug
110
July
5%
%
4}§
lo
;
conv
(R C)
10
jj]
4{|
184
xl48
9,500
11%
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg
Whirlpool Corp
River
5 Va
20
Westmoreland Inc
590
112% 112%
Maryland Ry 7% 1st pfd__ 100
Western Tablet & Stationery com
*
(The)
167%
166
4%
•
Coal
1%
14,500
167 Ms
•
$6
Mortgage Batik of Bogota—
a7s (Issue of May 1927) 1947
a7s (issue of Oct 1927) 1947
AMortgage Bank of Chile 8s 1931
Jan
10
9
11%
Sale Price
Low
Jan
i%
8%
Western
Williams
Aug
8%
i%
9
•
Wichita
Jan
14 y4
100
lOo
Wickes
1%
Jan
100
pfd
Auto
Apr
i%
12%
Western Homestead Oils Ltd
Western Leaseholds Ltd
5%%
1
Aug
i%
1
Knapp Inc
preference
Whitman
8% Mar
112
Jan
12%
series
White's
200
Sep
7% July
105
•
Westmoreland
7%
3% Mar
2
30
Wentworth Manufacturing
West Texas
100
Last
Period
High
._1
Corp
Webb &
2Va
7%
Baking.Co warrants
Wasatch
Week's Range
Interest
BONDS
High
2%
__
6
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
100
$2 cumulative preferred
Waltham Watch Co common
Ward
2%
NOVEMBER
for Week
w
Waco
ENDED
Friday
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
WEEK
FOB
Sales
Week's
15
Total
10
First
Second
10
Indus-
7y4 July
3% Sep
20
Rail¬
Util¬
65
Indus-
Grade
Grade
Util¬
trials
roads
ities
Stocks
trials
Ralls
Rails
ities
96.74
96.54
96.58
96.63
97.08
Date
2% Feb
Sep
97.26
51.14
105.40
97.44
97.53
97.02
51.39
105.61
97.43
97.70
Total
40
Bonde
97.06
Week's
BON D.S
American Stock
~
Interest
Last
Period
Exchange
Sale Price
or
Low
Appalachian
Bethlehem
Elec
Steel
Edison
Boston
Delaware
Lack
1st
J.
June-Tito
June-Dec
96%
1970
N
or
1947-1978
of
B
1993
May
&
Low
105.55
97.50
97.94
96.55
96.75
97.18
Nov.
5__
279.09
97.43
51.49
106.24
97.54
97.93
96.60
96.79
97.21
High
96%
102%
135
96 %
91
96%
90%
17
84
7
60
68%
4s
56
63
series
Fuel
Lt
1965
3%s
&
95
101
—
(35 Stocks)
A6'/2s
Finland
5s
Nov
ex
RR
5s
$56%
——
Jan-July
Mar-Sepi
1956—
Residential
stamped
Green
—
58
96
—
96
5
$103% 105
—
—
103
M'on.
Mar-Sept
3%s
Western
with
A7s
ex
Italian
Nov
Nov
1963
Valley
Extended
A 1st
Jan-July
101
53%
53%
—
1952
coupon
2
$90
1952
_Mar-Wo®
Power 3%s
1st
mortgage
Pennsylvania
3%s
6'/2s
82
90%
—
—
82%
76
75%
85%
89%
89%
5
79%
19G3
to
3'/4s
103
$142%
Jan-July
April-Oct
1968
197l_^
3
100
1964
prices based on the closing prices of the common
30, 1953 for composite and by major industry
and with highs and lows for the
groups compared with the preceding week
stocks for the week ended Oct.
current year are as
follows (1939
j
21
A6 %s
Oct
ex
Non-Durable
103%
100
102
—
—
—
99
J 103
Utility
93
101
Trade,
Safe Harbor
&
Wafer
Southern
'
3%s
1st
Power
California
series
and
A
ref
1981
Corp 3s
conv
Edison
series
3s
deb
—
1973_.
144
May-Wop
147
$91
1962_Jan-July
1965
3s
B
$30
~
147
Jan-July
1973
M
242.5
+1.4
+ 0.6
204.2
122.2
201.5
222.3
+0.4
—0.5
—0.3
+1-2
and Service
Finance
Mar-Sepf
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
95
$73
__
75
100% 1007/s
100%
$98%
99
$94
series
C
1976
3 '/ns
series
D
1976
3%%
series E
Southern
Southern
1st
Counties
mortgage
Southwestern
Spalding
Starrett
Stinnes
Stinnes
95
30
90
3rd
91
96
97
99
92
96
Stoclca
with
1970
Aug
ex
A7s with
Dec 1
Dec
ex
Wasatch
—
96
96%
104%
101%
10
97
97%
7
$100
Feb-Aug
100%
$89
9
94
101%
~
92
133
Jan-July
—
—
—
93
1
April-Oct
coupon
98
90%
93
133
133
139
—
1
140
coupon
$2,982,000
$328,000
—Holiday-
1,340,876
$2,654,000
3,120,000
409,000
1,727,300
2,822,000
420,000
Fri. Nov, 6—;
1,702,630
3,068,000
425,000
50,000
6,253,456
$11,664,000
$1,582,000
$65,000
$15,000
Total
112%
157
3,242,000
3,543,000
—
$13,311,000
Jan. 1 to Nov. 6
Stocks—No.
112
—
6,253,456
$65,000
shares-
of
273,682,376
6,632,070
$21,000
912,000
816,000
66,735,290
156
93
298,261,774
—
1956
—
U.
S.
Bank
1,582,000
1,058,600
80,134,940
11,664,000
12,265,100
579,267,600
554,462,500
$13,311,000
92%
93%
~7
$103% 104%
97
76
99
Industrial
Total
$13,344,700
$660,357,540
$622,136,940
104%
106% 106%
1
105%
112
100
--
2
99%
101
Newspaper Union—
1959
and
$30
92%
Feb-Aug
$123,050
$43,000
Government
Railroad
$90
June-Dec
1956
■
1952
1953
19 52
1953
International
$30
—
June-Dec
debentures
3,544,00b
—
88%
Foreign
1960
Traction 5s
I
Bonds
1,482,650
93
81
77
10
$90
Feb-Aug
West Petin
s
Government
Bonds
Bank
Bonds
Wed. Nov. 4—
Mon. Nov. 2
Tot*I
Bon&
Sale$
United Statet
Foreign
Bonds
101%
83
__
Co—
1940 coupon
1947
213:4
Bonds
1953
1947 coupon 1953
1940
Corp deb 6s ser A
conv
Shares
Tues. Nov. 3
102
Co—
Jan-July
June-Dec
Western
Week Ended Nov. 6,1953
Thurs. Nov. 5
—
93
$80%
—
April-Oci
1963
Washington Water Power 3%s 1964—
6s
—
101
101
_
May-No®
1946
1
115.4
195.0
268.3.
Week Ended Nov. 6
1
Electric Service
United
A7s
Aug
195:0
213.8
Int'l
Railroad
Number of and Miscel.
Corp—
Hydro-Electric
A6%s
'
3%s
Industries—
2nd stamped 1946
A6%s
228.9
125.2
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
101%
95%
94
——
$104
—
Feb-Aug
April-Oct
Jan-July
Electric
stamped
259.1
242.0
95%
(Calif)—
1971
&
172.4
Transactions at the New York Stock Exchange
147%
(Hugo)
A7-4s
Terni
1D70
& Bros 5s 1989
(Hugo)
A7-4s
3%s
Inc 5s coll trust 1966
Corp
■
Feb-Aug
Gas
Gas
3s
Gas
(A G)
Feb-Aug
1978
California
202.0
—
—
130%
75
_____
98
$91%
—
8
'
2%s
178.4
235.6
210.2
90
.v
Co—
1998
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd 5s
$90
1960
Gas
debentures
6%
187.6
low
207.0
+0.6
+1.0
205.0
$21.6
200.0 1
225.0
Goods
Transportation
189.0
216.2
243.9
——
Durable Goods
87
$100
1960—April-Oct
coupon
1947 coupon
1
Electric
Service
50-year
-1953-
High
Change
190.3
!
Manufacturing
89
98
90%
'
99
$101% 102%
—
142%
Oct. 23, '53
190.1
218.3
-
Mining
Public
100):
Co—
1940
1
=
Oct. 30, '53
104
77
87
102%
102
$96%
June-Dec
127%
__
$85
—
April-Oct
Jan-July
Oct
49.67 Jan 30
45.06 May
1
90
103
—
Jan-July
Water & Power 3%s
With
Low
The SEC Index of stock
Composite
1953
Hydro-Electric
A6%s
for 1952
High
46.96
Percent
May-No®
1970
Piedmont
Range
46.82
SEC Index of Stock Prices
59%
53
81%
April-Oct
1961
mortgage
3s
16
46.67
6——
Nov.
2
44.40 Sep
95
75%
$30
~
ctfs
1963
1953 extended
Power
Fri.
49.80 Feb
Low
Holiday
5
1953
for
High
46.64
.
4
Nov.
102
Trust—
trust
to
4%
mortgage
6%S due
1st
77
93
—
$99
~
Electric Power Co Ltd—
Nippon
Nov.
Thurs.
—
—
3
Wed.
75%
RR—
at
England
$91%
__
June-Dec
.
coupon
liquidating
Midland
Ohio
1947
Realization
Power
AC/2%
1940
1
1
—
Nov.
RR—
(stmpd mod) 1970
Hydro-Electric Co—
A7s
$30
--
2
Tues.
106%
75%
Nov.
Mtge Bank—
Power
&
$90
May-No®
ser
Isarco
New
May-No®
1961—
Mountain
Guantanamo
4s
1940 coupon 1953
J947 coupon 1953
1
l
Bureau, Inc.
Range
Closing
Date—
Ercole Marrelh Elec Mlg Co—
A6%s with Nov
Average
91%
65
Over-lhe-Counter Industrial Stock
150%
65
May-Nov
Gas
51.44
Compiled by National Quotation
1993
Water
6
90
90
Jan-July
mortgage
Ehnira
96.72
RR—
A
Eastern
276.82
Division—
J
mortgage 4s series
A 1st
No.
101%
$130%
Sine*
4-
Election Day-
-Election Day
Jan. 1
Sold
High
101
101
Quar-Feb
A
series
Western
&
Lackawanna
1970
1998
1
Range
276.72
3
Authority—
series
revenue
3y4s
Aug
2%s
Chicago Transit
3%s
Power
6s
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
275.81
2
Nov.
Range
30
Nov.
Friday
Oct.
Nov.
100
Transactions at the American Stock Exchange
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
.+
Stocks
BONDS
Interest
American Stock Exchange
Last
Period
Sale Price
or
Range
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Low
Agricultural Mortgage Bank
April-Oci
Jan-July
ACauca
June-Dec
Valley 7s 1948
Danish Cons Municipal Loan—
5%s
AExternal
5s
Bonds
Range Slnee
Sold
WO.
1955
$93%
—
__
Low
AExternal
Maranhao
Interest
AMedellin
6%s
(Peru)
stamped
reduced
7s
stamped 1952
6%s stamped 1958
92
stamped
2%s
1951
2008—.
22,000
32,000
30,000
92,000
$146,000
$141,000
'
ilXH
93
93
93
$69
68
J.,514,010
Total—
69
j$S
■
Week Ended Nov. 6
1953
100
100
100
99%
101%
Stocks—No,
of
shares..-.
99%
88
99%
$15%
16
12
17%
Domestic
$48%
50
43
49
Foreign government
Foreign corporate
99%
$83,000
-
1952
{*»• *
.
$370,000
1953
Nov- \
1952
1.514.100
1,532,925
86,316,709
89,517.515
$146,000
141,000
$134,000
139,000
99,000
SfO'^OOO
$10,069,000
83,000
$370,000
$372,000
$28,754,000
Bonds
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
>
(Plan A)—
to
Bon
$81,000
™,a<r
High
Danzig Port it Waterways—r
ALima City
$44,000
Foreign
Government
'
May-Wop
Feb-Aug '
1953
$93%
,
Totas
Bonds
$21,000
Bonds
372,990
Mon. Nov. 2
Jan. 1
(Col)—
A 20-year 7s April 1946
A 20-year
7s Jan 1947
Bogota (See Mortgage Bank of)—
External
High
Foreign
Corporate
Domestic
of
Shares)
Week Ended Nov. 6,1953
Week's
Fridky
Bonds
$!6,000
(Number
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
May-Woe
June-Dec
$69
41
$40
__
69
4,548,000
8,222.000
5,295,000
43%
63%
^-^.OOO
Total
-
$23,586,000
37
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1802)
38
...
Monday, November 9, 1953
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
WEEK
FOR
NOVEMBER
ENDED
G
Friday
Boston Stock
Week's
Range
of Prices
Shares
last
STOCKS
Sale Price
100
American Tel & Tel
Rights
&
Boston
Edison
25
—
(when iesued)_100
Boston & Maine new
5%
preferred (when issued)
Personal Prop Trust
100
•
Boston
Calumet
Hecla
&
Service
Cities
Copper
Common
__________—10
X152
43,125
Jun
161%
2i7e
Oct
48%
16 %
312
13%
Sep
26%
Jan
33%
200
29%
Sep
45%
Feb
66
988
120
Sep
129% May
53% Feb
48%
49%
8%
—
8%
5
7%
Oct
50
33%
Sep
43%
23
Sep
30
40%
40%
26
26
30
8
66
7%
July
1st
6%
Woolworth
79
90
71
20%
87
19%
Sep
__
9%
9%
837
9%
Oct
13%
preferred
series
Kennecott
Lone
*
*
•
1
new
1
_—
•
Cement
Corp
RR
10
100
common
preferred
Mathieson
28%
.—100
Chemical
28 '/a
20
24%
Sep
28%
Nov
38
82
33%
Sep
44%
Jan
48%
25
40
Sep
49% Mar
44%
44%
90
43%
Oct
48%
Feb
Cinn
May
62%
Jan
58
1998
4%s
Trans
58%
Oct
95%
$2,562.50
Jan
York Stock Exchange
New
41
__
42
45
,18
—
18
203
34% Mar
45
Jun
21
American Stock Exchange
Stock Exchange
Detroit
May
Midwest Stock Exchange
Jan
xl8
Corp
274
48%
50
73%
71%
74%
__
43%
__
1,470
41%
Apr
50%
Apr
84 %
Nov
__
44%
350
9%
9"%
370
9%
Oct
12
68%
295
58%
Sep
x81
27%
28%'
150
20%
305
118% 119
__
5
WOodward
2-5525
Feb
19%
__
__
Telephone:
Feb
66%
—
DETROIT
Oct
66
155
39%
120
18"%
39
14
32%
Jan
27
Sep
17%
Sep
104
Sep
17%
Sep
44%
Oct
34
Apr
33%
Feb
132
Detroit Stock
Exchange
Jan
39%
Week's
Friday
Nov
STOCKS
Mfg
Corp
1
Narragansett Racing Association
1
Nash-Kelvinator
5
National
New
Service
England
New
Cos____
Electric
1
System
20
England Tel & Tel
Norbute
100
Corporation
Northern
RR
:
2.50
(N H)
100
Pennsylvania RR
Rexall
Drug
Shawmut
Stone
Webster
•
Torrington Co
Union
Twist
United
Drill
Fruit
United Shoe
Waldorf
*
13%
System
Inc
*
Westinghouse Electric Corp
10c
2,300
13%
13%
92c
__
120
95c
2,100
101% 101%
18%
19%
18%
6
1,450
25
17%
Sep
11
Jan
16%
Sep
13% May
25% Feb
Sep
19c
7c
Feb
Jun
14%
Feb
Sep
12%
110
115%
Feb
Jan
66c
98% July
627
18%
Sep
40
6
26% Mar
5%
Jan
1.00 May
104
Apr
23% Mar
6% May
19
458
18
Oct
21%
Jan
22%
438
20%
Sep
28 %
Jan
26%
26%
19%
21
__
26%
600
26%
Nov
37%
Jan
14%
Apr
58%
Jan
Sales
13
220
11%
48%
46
48%
2,895
44%
37
37
37%
550
35%
41
Jan
12%
30
12 %
Sep
14
May
48%
929
39%
Sep
49% Mar
12%
__
48%
12.50
x47
Oct
Sep
Jun
Allen Electric
Altes
American
Products-
Metal
Baldwin
Big
_
_
Manufacturing
Brown-McLaren
Burroughs
Mfg
Sale Price
_
Par
American
Laundry
20
Balcrank
1
-7-7T,
Gas & Elec.
Cin.
com
Milling
Telephone
Mach
Dow
Yard
17%
154
16%
Sep
19% May
316
17%
Jun
20%
96%
20
91 % July
50
51
85
35%
Jan
51
77%
365
73%
Jan
77%
Jun
5%
Gamble
Print
6%
20%
229
9^
Sep
35
Mar
39% July
125
48
May
54
26
Jun
30% Mar
36"%
Jan
44%
100
84
100
1
—
Nov
is%
18%
74
16%
Jun
21 %
Jan
66%
449
59 %
Jun
68%
Jan
20%
20"%
130
13
13
200
12
Jan
13% Mar
60
60
16
60
Nov
63
Mar
26%
26%
64
23
27
Aug
48
48
48
13
47%
49
Feb
37%
47%
__
154%
Chesapeake
100
&
Ohio
25
Corp
25
Cities Service
City Products
Columbia
10
*
Gas
Ohio
•
Electric—
5
Dayton Power & Light Co
7
Du
5
Pont
Auto-Lite
Dept.
5
Stores
373/3
47%
153"% 155
Jan'
18
Mar
Sep
22
July
67
20
147
35%
Sep
43% July
39% May
54% Jan
152%
Jun
1,261
2%
Nov
71%
72
100
69%
Jun
Howell
.
_
-
_
Kaiser
King-Seeley
Kinsel
Lansing
—
_
Masco
Mt
*
6%
Packard
1
Pronhet
Rickel
_
_
__
_
_
Welding
34%
34%
34%
246
30%
Sep
43
12%
12%
12%
90
11 %
Sep
5%
5%
312
5%
Sep
8%
21%
80
20%
Sep
25 %
B)
.
-
36
35"%
36
70
32%
Sep
41%
67%
68
125
64%
Oct
95%
__
'
753/4
763/4
37
71
Oct
95
H
29
29%
172
29
Nov
33% Mar
133/3
131/4
13a/8
133
12%
Jun
15
25"%
25"%
37%
36%
25"%
37%
_
14%
303
14%
8'/a
1,600
7%
Sep
10
12%
660
9%
Sep
16%
1
Jan
16 %
Sep
*
41%
__
__
14%
__
10%
—11%
361
23% July
41%
2
July
2%
Jan
3
3
308
2%
Feb
3% May
6
6
185
6
Nov
6
3%
4
786
3%
Nov
3%
3%
166
3% July
3%
Jun
4
4
Oct
6%
33 %
Jun
Jun
106
Nov
56
Jan
American
American
Potash
_______1
Mar
Jan
Mar
,
44% Mar
;
j
4
200
3%
Aug
30%
Jun
3%
3%
800
3
Sep
4
Feb
6%
6%
352
5%
Jan
7
Mar
1
1%
425
Sep
1%
__
1f
1
8%
8%
625
8%
2%
600
2%
Jan
13%
15%
250
13%
Jun
15%
200
13%
Sep
100
11%
Sep
9% May
Feb
2%
—
Apr
4
May
|i:
)
14%
■
15%
1
"•
■
12
■12
1%
-
1%
1% July
100
15% Mar
,
1
17% Mar
14 % Mar
!
-
1% May
Angeles Stock Exchange
14%
10
(Un)
(Un)
class
Rights
&
|
Smelting
& Refining
Tel
Tel
&
10%
Oct
13
Oct
22%
19%
Oct
25% July
4
55%
Sep
83%
Jan
50%
Sep
573/4
Aug
Armour
Ashland
'
59
•
59
53%
53%
Viscose
American
American. Woolen
&
Co
*
8%
8%
9%
Sep
11%
Feb
18%
18%
19%
92
18%
Sep
23%
Jan
13%
13%
13%
50
10%
Jan
153/s May
Atlantic Refining
453/4
56
23%
47%
Oil
„
*
__
__
*
*
__
__
26%
69 %
__
—
25
Co (Un)
Oil
& Ref
(Un) _'.
Sep
62%
Jan
Avco
23%
500
21%
Sep
29 %
Jan
47%
20
21 %
21%
90
56%
20
343/8
343/3
40
14%
14%
13
26%
26"%
105
Sep
50%
Aug
Baldwin
28%
Jan
Baltimore &
6O3/4
Feb
Bandini Petroleum Co
30% Sep
13% Jun
43% Mar
Bankline
16%
Barker
55%
25%
Sep
Sep
Feb
29% Mar
Basin
Securities
Oil
Bros
Oil
Ohio
(Un)
RR
(Un)
Co
Co
69%
2
66%
Oct
80 %
Jan
Bendix Aviation
73%
67
66%
Sep
78%
Jan
Benguet Cons Mining (Un)___
Bethlehem Steel Corp (Un)
33%
33%
45
31%
Sep
38%
Jan
" f-
(Un)
Jan
14%
230
Sep
15% Mar
48%
453
44%
Sep
49
160
30
Jun
267
12%
Oct
15%
v;;'.
20
25%
Sep
43%
1,261
153%
Sep
160%
Jan
i
11,398
2h
Oct
2j'jj
Oct
*
72
283
65%
Jan
77 % Aug
36
Oct
4478
40
14 %
Sep
25% Mar
33%
640
29%
Sep
44%
a43% a43%
50
36
__
L_
__
.
"
a8%'
865
39 %
a8%
20
12
295
a91% a91%
21
a29% a29%
90
12
48
8%
July
Sep
Jan
55
Apr
11%
Apr
11%
Sep
16%
Sep
96% May
26%
Oct
33%
Jan
8%
Feb
* 5%
5%
5%
370
5%
Sep
8%
8%
8%
710
8%
Sep
Apr
11% Mar
100
3%
Sep
3% May
21
21
250
20%
Sep
29% Mar
3 %
3
3%
2,850
2.55
Oct
10%
10%
10%
730
8%
Feb
15
Mar
12%
12%
725
12%
Oct
17
Mar
7%
350
5%
Jun
a61% a61%
10
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__
100"
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1
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10
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Aug
88
3
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Jan
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7%
__
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Feb
2%
32%
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72
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__
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13
13
;
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34% Mar
153% 154%
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20c
69%
72%
15%
a29% a29%
__
1
common
Sep
■
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Apr
20%
11 %
14%
__
2
1
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
41
<•
10
43%
Jan
666
n3/4
al3% al3%
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(Un)
(Un)
25
Jan
58
al3%
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(Un)
Atchison Topeka & S F
32%
Oct
48%
__
10
(Un)
Oct
41%
a31% a34%
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„
50
•
23
421
11%
100
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174
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56%
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%
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•
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(Un)
50
8%
Co
Anaconda Copper Mining
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75
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
23
23
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15
59
SS
Tobacco
17
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50
Jan
Sales
Range
of Prices
Low
.
1
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127
July
Week's
Friday
Par
.\
.
Chem
&
375
10
1,026
1,821
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Sale Price
American Cyanamid Co
Sep
18%
25
300
4%
4
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Jan
33%
__
38% Mar
91%
39%
H3/8
25
3%
4%
Nov
5% Mar
3%
31%
jr.
,
Oct
4%
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20%
5
Sep
1% May
33%
.
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Common
1
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•
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27 % Mar
1% Jan
July
3
22%
100
3%
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20 %
1.40
159
4
26% Mar
♦
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200
1%
Jan
3% May
4%
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17% Mar
3%
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4% Mar
Sep
200
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page
Sep
Oct
13%
2%
Jan
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3%
180
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Jan
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275
200
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3%
4
13%
3%
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,
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14%
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Jan
2% Mar
"
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American
Standard
Feb
8%
Sep
2%
2%
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(Ind)
69%
Sep
1%
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Jan
3%
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Jan
Jan
(N J)
Sep
7%
200
1%
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Jan
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Oil
53%
275
1%
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Nov
Standard Oil
2,249
7%
25
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69%
Standard
60%
14%
1
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Co
&
July
33 %
1
8
150
Jan
83%
Southern Company
Standard Brands
7% Mar
Sep
4%
Oct
Apr
Industries
Sep
3%
12%
5—
-
Jan
2 IB
Sep
Sears, Roebuck
Sinclair
f
Mar
33c
3%
8 %
•
Feb
21%
__
161 %
Sep
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Nov
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Apr
Jan
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5%
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3%
3%
Apr
Sep
1%
1
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53%
Corp
12c
46%
4%
3%
1
Udylite Corporation
Wayne Screw Products
75
Radio
2%
16% Mar
Oct
Sep
&.
215
Republic Steel
3
100
13%
1
_
Car—
Raisin
27%
Oil
205
38
59%
%-
4
Manufacturing
60%
Pure
Nov
7%
1
Rudy
27%
Airway
3%
3
4%
59%
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common.
River
59%
Pepsi-Cola
200
100
4
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(Fred
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11%
12%
40%
12c
4%
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5
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6% Mar
Oct
3
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Peninsular Metal Products
General
Amer
225
3
3%
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-
_
Parke Davis
Jan
Ohio Oil
40 5a
11%
—
1
Motor
47%
Pan
27
Apr
40%
—
2
1
_
Chemical
Sep
Pacific
Sep
35%
Feb
2%
Motors
Electric
National
Park
36%
66%
York
Sep
23%
Nov
2
preferred
45
Northern
64 %
250
1,839
68%
1,
*
Feb
94 %
522
24%
40%
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Jan
17%
Sep
.
Feb
6%
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Bumper
103
New
13%
Mar
2%
29%
4
—
Clemens
83%
National
385
Oct
7%
42
Apr
Jan
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—
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Michigan
37%
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Sep
Jan
5
_
Stamping
81%
Inc
2 %
5%
1
Wines
37%
Loew's
6% Mar
28%
100
24%
1
Drug
83%
,
155
1,035
2%
347
5.-
Motors
37%
Harvester
7%
37
7,333
1
_
-
Co
common
Electric
•
Motors
7%
6%
_
Manufacturing
& Bearing
Manufacturing
5
International
Jan
29 %
.
_
Ball
General Electric
International Tel & Tel
13%
76% Aug
2%
,
_3
B & O RR Co
Aug
3
Brewing
Hudson Motor Car_
July
65%
__
10
Federal
Apr
200
27%
2 &
Oil
11%
3
_
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Sheller
*
10
Avco
135
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Armco Steel
Electric
95
52
44%
25
S
233/4 Mar
Nov
26%
Rights
&
Sep
91
__
»
Telephone & Telegraph
11%
6 %
Motors
LaSalle
10%
__
American Tobacco Co
Chrysler
15% Aug
Feb
39%
43%
__
50
Cyanamid
Ashland
Oct
17%
25
27%
66%
10
Stores
American
Col
17
5%
Stocks-
American
'
Jan
Nov
Jan
51 %
__
5
common
3%
13
71/4
27%
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,
38
102 %
Nov
38%
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91
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5%
13
19%
20
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13
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51/4
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>
28%
1
Hoskins
Feb
3
5
Hastings
18%
6%
Industries
Hall
Sep
29%
Manufacturing
Hoover
14 %
Nov
76%
77%
43%
Randall
^Jan
11% Mar
20%
*
&
High
25
17%
10
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Ins
Mfg
Procter
Nov
May
94%
Kroger
U S
9
20%
19%
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Hobart
100
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Early &
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166
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20%
100
1
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15%
24%
40%
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20%
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10
Cincinnati Transit
Cincinnati
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10
100
Cincinnati
Shares
20%
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Wood
,
Jan
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.
—
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Apr
3%
,
40%
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Edison
3%
67%
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15
25
.
Aug
2%
35%
—
—
;
4%
215
2%
_
Paper
Graham-Paige
8.50
new
Preferred
Cincinnati
Low
_
__
_
Goebel Brewing
for Week
of Prices
37
1
Detroit-Michigan Stove
Detroit Steel Corp__
Eaton
,
<s
_
High
200
2%
15%
.
1
-
Low
3%
2%
11%
2
General
Sales
Range
—
Range Since Jan. 1
High
.3%
2%
1
Gemmer
Exchange
Week's
-
common
Consumers Power common
Friars
Last
_
.
Chrysler Corp
Detroit
Low
*
Corp
Consolidated
Gar
Friday
Shares
-1
Markets
Bear
Briggs
_
Rubber
Economy Baler
STOCKS
for Week
1
Brewing
Frarikenmuth
Cincinnati Stock
Range
of Prices
Par
Davidson
12%
•
29
common
90
113% 115
__
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Co
Machinery
210
18%
9c
__
*
Inc
11%
17%
__
2.50
Association
&
11
__
__
50
Inc
18%
__
Last
Sale Price
Mullins
55
WATLING, lERCHEN tk CO.
Jan
Ford Building
Stores—A.
Central
5%
100
Copper
Star
Maine
A
common
Gillette Safety Razor Co
Feb
Members
Electric
Hathaway Bakeries
72%
BONDS—
24% Mar
—______Li_,—__10
(new)
Jun
48%
10
—
Feb
13 % Mar
62%
,
46%
Jun
37
48%
Fuel Associates—
&
National
General
25
Sep
11%
9% Mar
Sep
76%
Eastern SS Lines Inc
First
70%
*
Eastern Massachusetts Street Ry—
6%
70%
High
36
13% Mar
20%
__
5
Jan
—
46
__
Co
20
11%
Feb
__
—
Low
37%
12-50
Westinghouse
Range Since Jan. 1
High
11%
5
'
Steel
S
U
Low
37%
—
U S Rubber Co
Jan
Nov
2%
*
——
Range
Eastern Gas
—5
—
3,032
Shares
*
•
Union Carbide
High
123 % 123%
—
•
Low
15%
__
100
Albany RR
2%
for Week
4
8
Bearing
Roller
Toledo Edison
32%
15%
*
50 '
Anaconda Copper
Boston
2%
'
Woolen
American
153% 155%
154 %
issued--
when
Timken
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Low
Pur
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
Sales
for Week
Friday
Week's
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
Exchange
3%
7%
3%
1
1%
1,530
50%
50%
217
55% Aug
1
Sep
44% Sep
4.50
8%
Apr
Sep
.
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Number 5271.. .The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Volume 178
(1803)
39
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Bishop Oil Co
Airplane
Chica
Bolsa
(Un)
Oil
Borg-Warnpr
Broadway-Hale Stores
Brock
&
Co
:___
_____
10%
8%
767
7%
a47% a48%
228
3%
10
Low
4
1,495
3Va
100
12%
50
66 y2
a72
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10%
1014
48%
10 %
1,195
Jun
Pacific
Clay Products
Pacific Finance
Apr
Pacific
10 V2
Apr
5%
40
Nov
40
8%
100
8ye
Aug
10%
Feb
11
350
10%
Oct
16%
Jan
Nov
Gas
Southern
Canadian
Atlantic
Canadian
Carrier
Case
Caterpillar
Celanese
(Un)_
;
Products
200
Vz
23%
23%
a4l% a4l%-
15%
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15%
(Unl
4.80%
New
34
46
445
20
3
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10.
12%
Colorado
Fuel
Columbia
&
Gas
•
Sep
19
Oct
19%
Sep
Phelps
15
42%
Apr
44%
Aug
Philco
64 y2
Oct
93%
Feb
75
Sep
94 V4 Mar
766
58
614
Commonwealth
Consol
Consolidated
;•
6%
Edison
&
of
Y
Consolidated Vullee
Consumers
Power
Continental
Continental
f
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Motors
Crown
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20
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(Un)
41
18
875
50
a57% a57%
8%
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8%
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144
Pictures
RKO
Jan
Apr
37
Oct
33%
Oct
91/4
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91/4
310
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110
23
4'/8
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4
Oct
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8%
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8%
Sep
11% Mar
a26% a26%
50
24%
Sep
30% Mar
«
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15c
(Un)
Co
Theatres
»
1
40%
Oct
15 y4
14% Aug
15% Sep
22%
Feb
Rexall Drugs Inc
38%
Oct
Rheem
16
Feb
Mar
Reserve
Oil
&
Gas
1
Richfield
30%
Rockwell
Spring
27%
Jun
5%
Sep
26%
26%
285
12
25%
Rice
Oct
8 % Mar
Oct
63
Oct
Jan
27
Co
(Un)
5
Stores
San Francisco
Louis
Incorporated
Ry
Seaboard
19%
19%
180
19 % July
9%
93/4
200
Sears Roebuck & Company
Servel
5
Eastman Kodak Co
El
Paso
Natural
Radio
Emerson
Ralroad
Erie
Exeter
Oil
Phono
(Un)
1
Bank
Line
(Robert)
Garrett
Co
General Foods
General
Corp
Motors
50
2,000
123/4
General
Telephone
Glidden
Co
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Tire
Great
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Oil
.
&
531
9%
500
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115
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Merck & Co Inc
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1.20
1.30
all% al2V2
14%
14%
Jan
27%
413
25%
Sep
33
Jan
Union
39%
285
39 Va
Oct
40
Jun
United
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100
49
Jun
1.30
900
14%
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8
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1,160
1.00 Sep
1.45
55
Oct
Jan
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264
19%
Sep
24
May
66
22%
Oct
29
Jan
42%
2%
19
223
19
67
67
382
80%
40%
307
59%
Jan
Van
23
Jan
Washington
Feb
West
Nov
48%
2% July
Feb
5% Mar
Nov
19 % Jan
Northrop
Aircraft
For footnotes
116
18%
Sep
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900
75c
Jun
25%
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100
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Jan
50
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Jun
15
15
200
1.25
1.25
100
1.20
Oct
12% July
1.00
,
38
27%
(Un)
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25
Mar
Sep
60%
7
Oct
14V4 Mar
100
5V8
Sep
7% Mar
63%
5V2
Feb
100
16 V*
Nov
20 V2 Mar
37
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Jun
39 Va Mar
24%
220
22 V2
Jun
26% Feb
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26% July
28
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33
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Pictures
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Water
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5
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Union
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10
1,311
41
Jan
57%
20
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Feb
17
12%
100
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Jan
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20
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28 % July
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9
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Oct
July
46% Mar
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18
1.70
Feb
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Feb
Youngstown
Oct
39
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75
34%
Apr
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Sep
&
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•
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20% July
65
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1.75
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Gold
Zenith
Mining
Radio
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10c
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2,300
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-
July
22% Mar
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Aug
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56%
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54%
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July
Midwest Stock Exchange
40% Mar
4V4 Aug
28% Mar
65
42%
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compilation of the round-lot transactions
Mar
Week's
Sales
Last
STOCKS
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Sale Price
5
17%
17%
17%
590
17
Sep
18%
18%
18%
450
17
Sep
22%
Jan
a20 a20%
46
19%
Oct
22%
Jan
Range Since Jan. 1
24% Mar
5
only
Friday
Jan
1
25 y4
25%
295
5%
5%
360
22% Sep
4 Va Jan
30 % Mar
1
126
19%
Oct
10c
Jun
•
1
20
17c
5%
20
17c
18c
15,500
5%
6
20,105
1.90
Sep
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Abbott
Acme
Laboratories
Steel
Apr
Adams
25 %
Jan
Admiral
20c
Mar
6%
Oct
Aetna
19%
1834
19%
1,035
15 V2
Spe
20% Mar
Affiliated
21 %
21%
21%
200
20 Va
Jun
22% Mar
Akron
100
59
59
59
215
54
83 Va
Alleghany
16
16%
520
13
1
18 V4 Mar
Allied
&
Castings
Roller Bearing
Equipment
Mfg
Corp
(Un)
Laboratories
—
5
5
40%
Low
High
41 V\
300
39%
High
Sep
47%
Jan
26 V2
Jan
17
8'A
21%
22%
500
20%
Sep
17
17
200
16%
Apr
18% Aug
22%
x22%
1
r
Gas
Brass
*
Mfg Co
Aluminum
Ball
1
Jan
10
Corp
Advanced
8
Co
(J D)
10
Sep
July
Low
Par
22%
200
22%
Oct
32%
8%
8%
100
6%
Feb
10% July
6%
Sep
8% July
Sep
10% Mar
8%
1.250
1
8%
8%
600
50c
1
4%
4%
200
4
July
3%
3%
600
3
Sep
*
25 y2
8
-
Jan
a27 a27%
a6Va
•
37 Va
Jan
28%
a27%
5
(Un)
13%
17 Va
—
10
Radiator
147
16%
al5%
1
__50
(Un)
Pictures
Western
38%
a__
Jun
57%
16V4
(Un)
Western
159
70
47.
22
50
24%
Kamp's Bakers
de
Nov
a38% a397/8
58
page
276
16 V\
—1
Film
Consolidated
Universal
Universal
Mar
a39%
192
(Un)_
(Unl
(Un)
Co
States
Woolworth
17%
,
see
United
Warner
a20 % a20%
20 %
(Un)__
1,386
a7%
Feb
40%
60% Aug
37% Sep
a36% a36%
(Un)
RR
States
19
42 y4
3
Aviation Inc
23%
23 V\
a.7%
36%
2
(Un)
(Del)
Rubber
S
155
5
(Un)
U
100
31
-1
RR
United
2%
(wi)_*
(Un)
Aircraft
Corp
42 >/4
150
(Un)
Jan
27% Jan
__
5
Calif
United Gas Corp
a21% a21%
300
(Un)
33%
37
1
10
(Un)
RR
Lines
Air
United
Jan
a22% a22%
1,900
Inc
(Un)
Jan
a21V4
10
Co
Sep
20% Sep
36% Mar
♦
—
Corp
of
Co
Pacific
19%
a22%
1
Pacific
Oil
Coro
Century-Fox
Oil
Union
12%
13% Sep
7% Sep
1
;
Northern
Twentieth
1.25
1.25
Co
North American Co
Assoc
Tri-Continental
1
39%
Sep
(Un)
&
24%
400
Sep
—81
Union Carbide & Carbon
20%
(Uni
com
205
21%
Jan
1.75
10
Central
North Amer
Feb
19%
1.10
Nordon Corp
Oil
15 Va
Jun
20%
Gypsum (Un)
York
Sep
1.20
(Un)
National Theatres
New
Sep
9%
20%
National Supply
Norris
1.00
14
-_-l8
(Un)
National
18
1
Utilities
Nash-Kelvinator
1,900
1,100
Apr
27%
a
26%
21V4
31
50c
common
Transamerica
15
Oct
26%
386
25
Trans World Airlines
—100
—
(Un)—
__.
18%
Apr
Pictures
National Distillers
Inc
Preferred
28% Mar
„____16%c
new
Motorola Inc
Textron
29%
River Fuel
Ward
Texas
Feb
Aug
Jan
1
Montgomery
13% Aug
26%
48
Oct
1
38%
34%
common
Company (Un)
Gulf Sulphur (Un)
Sep
-10
(Un)
Montana-Dakota
Jan
Texas
15%
1
16% Mar
Jan
__
25
19%
1
Jan
32%
34V4
15
•
(Un)
Sylvania Electric Prod
Feb
5
Development
Monogram
Co
500
*
;
12%
19%
(Un)
12
425
2% Mar
58
19% July
240
Co
P & L
Minnesota
(
'"■Mississippi
2% Mar
&
43%
2,565
Petroleum
Merchants
20
11
—
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Robbins
Menasco
140
31
—.—
* 1
Swift
27%
Chemical
'Mathieson
Mar
3,411
•
Co
600
37%
1
Inc
17%
1
(Uni___
a—
15 'A
2
'
Corporation
21%
__
a__
15
•
58
Webster
Oil
Jan
63% Jan
42
(Un)
Sep
&
Jan
1.50
Oct
44% Sep
76 y4
(Un)__
Stone
20
80c
80
28 Va
22 Va
5
Sunray
150
Corp
(Un)
(Glenn
Oil
+
-
a21a2iy4
72 %c
301
6% Apr
Feb
Sep
Sep
10
Studebaker Corporation
17%
'
700
52 Va
Sep
5%
Oct
(Un)
Jun
21
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Co
Investment Co
Magna vox Co
"'Martin
1
80c 82V2c
16%
23
Apr
(Un)
Corn
17%
—1
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30
23%
a45
a
a45
(Ohio)
Nov
Sep
2.50
Co
Mar
75
30%
Oil
Warner
35% Mar
1%
67
27
231
20
Standard
65
1%
•
6,915
6V4
75
15
22%
44%
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(Un)
26Vi
6V4
525
25
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Oct
100
8%
V4 Mar
2,326
Calif
of
(N
Oct
231
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—,
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Co
Co
Jun
1%
__
52
34
(Un)
17%
10
Co
Angeles
28%
—1
common
Light (Un).
Aircralt
Lockheed
Inc
65
53%
7%
(Un)—•
25% Mar
Sep
a73
(Un)
•
.
Sep
41%
22Va
(Un)
*
Corp
Land
Co
132
22%
70%
1%
--
20 y2
34
Oil
Stanley
Jan
40
21% Mar
11
Oil
Oil
Jan
21 Va
Standard
Apr
41% Nov
50
53 %
1.20
19%
a72%
Standard Oil (Indiana)
27%
1,164
114
14%
Sep
245
25
class A
Petroleum
Brands
Standard
Feb
.Jan
al8
53 V4
1
lS'/a
14
48
*
6%
1
Steel
Petroleum
Lincoln
Lion
July
69%
417/8
99
__
50
Lane-Wells
12
-
Standard
10c
& Chem
County
55
54
....
41
a27% a29%
.
6%
Copper
Feb
Sep
9% Sep
24% Sep
52%
14 V2 Mar
34
com__25
^
Gas
Sperry Corporation (Un)
Oct
al8
33%c
Kansas Power &
Kern
41%
Mar
Apr
Sep
8%
32% Feb
80'/4
al3% al3%
—
Laughlin
Kennecott
a27V2
20
,
Sep
a45
Co
Motors
95
61%
68%
al3%
a23J/2
Preferred
Kaiser
267
25
—.*___
Ltd
Co
Pacific
18% May
23% Sep
Sep
Paper Co (Un)
International Tel & Tel Corp
Jones
Calif
Aug
Nickel
Kaiser Alum
Southern
4%
29
a26% a26%
__
25
Calif
4% Jan
Sep
21%
preferred
preferred
4.88%
Nov
48
5V2
4.48%
May
Feb
1 %
Harvester
Oil
355
39%
48 y4
International
-
a25y2 a25 Vi
25
Oct
100
Inc
(Un)
.__
Edison
34%
55
30
Oct
3%
5
A
Co
Calif
Southern
3
International
;
al4% al4y2
__
preferred
Jan
2,000
A
Aircraft
12% Aug
1%
._.
International
Intex
Sep
a49 a51%
Petroleum
Intercoast
Southern
1.70
5
Holly Development
Foods
Solar
Apr
330
l3/4
Corp
Hudson Motor Car
Hunt
Jan
class
new
Corp
10%
185
470
Jan
22%
_____—____1
(Un)
class
Co
13V4
Oct
a51'/4
(Un)
Hotels
Sep
*
(Un)
Socony-Vacuuni Oil Co Inc
17%
—1
pfd
(Un )
Corp
Corp
Hancock
Hilton
RR
Aircraft
Grumman
Gulf
Chemical—
&
Northern
Greyhound
•
Oil
Lakes
Great
Jan
Oil
11
—•
___
ll'A
62y2c Jan
—*
com
(Un)
Sinclair
Jan
27
10
2%
22
*
Signal Oil & Gas
Jan
Oct
118
441
23%
15
Oct
36%
9%
37 %
130
500
20c
ii
47%
Oct
5%
60%
10
Rubber
&
Graham-Paige Corp
9%
137
a81% a83%
—"
(Un)
42% July
31% Sep
1,822
a57 % a57%
s
,
;—
Co
62
3ya
31/2
23V2
—
1
Inc
6%
18% al8%
a
10
(Un)
(B F)
Co
Servomechanisms
12%
27
20
(Un)—
Nov
Southern
al8%
5
(Un)
Golden State Co
Goodrich
345
9%
Utilities
Public
a
37%
5
Gladidng McBean
•*'
3ya
a56% a56%
1.40
(Un)
11%
General Paint common
General
105%
Finance
Inc
6%
_—_*
common
Apr
Jan
(Un)
4.32%
*
(Un)
Corp
125
18%
2
(Un)
Co
11%
77%c 8214c
345
1
—_—-—
Electric
18%
a
(Un)—10
(Un)
Nov
91%
784
1
Corp
General
77'/2c
1
—
Machinery & Chemical
Gair
380
10
100
Stores
Tiger
642
35"%
9%
11%
al8%
»
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47%
35%
10
5
(Un)
Fitzsiinnions
Food
&
46%
3
4
Co
&
Farmers
Flying
(Un)
771
9%
Schenley Industries
Shell Oil Co
10
Gas
Products
Electrical
103 105 %
Mar
26 Va
1
19 V2
10c
60
31%
•
16%
50c
A
Sep
37%
•
7% July
36% Aug
24% Jan
(Un)
44
15
Sep
class
145
5
St
Oct
1
Safeway
Mar
Labs
47'%
__
4
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Mar
52 Va
35
de Nemours
69 Va Mar
43
80c
925
I)
Sgp
Oct
23ya
•
Axle
Jan
49
24
___1
&
36
35%
47%
__
Ryan Aeronautical
Oct
75%
Oil
Ranch
34% Oct
42% Feb
Sep
28% July
37%
—
1
Oil Corp
57%
30 %
Jan
150
1
Co
28% July
July
38%
48
2.50
11% Mar
66
71
38%
__
•
324
'Allen
45
a53% a53%
__
6%
(E
328
a30
9%
60c
Co
Manufacturing
Sep
Sep
50
67% Mar
140
34%
Jan
36%
a34
34
a29%
5
36%
Industries
15% Apr
__
6
duPont
23 V2
Jan
__
•
36%
Dresser
Sep
11
__
5
DuMont
18
175
47Va
l
1
—
105
887
__
Douglas Oil Co of Calif
Chemical
all
13V2
a33%
a53%
♦
(Un)
Oct
•
47% Mar
19%
__
__
•
(Un)
(Un),
11
8
Feb
13%
__
3
(Un)
35% Jun
52%
13% Mar
18'%
__
12.50
Corp ol America (Un)
Raytheon Manufacturing Co (Un)
Remington Rami Inc. <Un)
Republic Aviation (Un)
Republic Steel
(Un)
Jan
220
7% Sep
a72»/4
__
Dow
T
a65'/4 a65%
__
50
Radio
Nov
Nov
a7l% a71 %
•
15
11c
a7%
10
Jan
67
Nov
'
1
(Un)
Corp
Incorporated
Oil
34
a714
1
Aircraft
Douglas
al3
17%
a40 % a 40%
8V2
^
67
11 %
al3
a40%
(Un)—-—;
Curtis Publisihng Co
a41 a41%
17%
__+*
;
1,500
11
.——1
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_
Zelleibach
a41
11c
11c
_____iy3
(Un)
;
*
Pullman
20 V4 Mar
lie
27
Jun
33
•
(U11)
Phillips Petroleum
2lVi May
130
Jun
56
1
(Un)
(Un)
Co
Dodge
RKO
16% Sep
37
24 V2
89
180
(Un)
Corp
Pure
>12% July
16% Sep
-
Car
World
(Chas)
Apr
7%
50
37
100
33
4
common
Pictures
25% Mar
Jan
Apr
159
50c
(Un)
Feb
275
r
1
(Un)
Consolidated Engineering
Consolidated Grocers
5
40%
13%
13%
25
Savage_;
N
al7% al7%
*
_
(Un)
Gould
al7%
60
23%
1,260
a28
a28
26 V2
Feb
Jun
25%
39% Mar
27% Jan
15% Mar
al8 V4 a 1814
(Un)_
(Uni
Edison
Chcllar
a28
250
8% May
29%
33
33%c
33%
10
68 Va
27%
__
33%c
300
67%
27%
__
*
Pfizer
Nov
a35% a36%
al8% al8%
a78% a793's
25% July
34% Jun
26'%
*
issued)
Penney (J C) Co (Un)
Pennsylvania Railroad (Un)
Pepsi-Cola Co (Un)
Jan
5Va
Sep
6734
a78!4
1
Iron
System
Solvents
38 Va
12
.a
6% Jun
116
1,383
__
l
Oil
Motor
American
100
1
(Un)
Pan
62 V4 Mar
Nov
Western
Paramount
12%
a
300
a28
38%
25
(when
7%
3.75 May
55 y2 Mar
38Va
38%
___25
Petroleums
Packard
Jan
a43V2 a43%
a36
____25
-
33
42% Aug
22% Feb
Oct
230
7%
High
July
51% Apr
a27%
__
25
preferred
common
Pacific
6% Mar
Sep
July
14%
3
^
Commercial
40 lA
21%
100
.—;
Inc
22
30
450
35
2.50
12% Mar
Sep
3
___1
_________
(Un)
Foods
Sep
3 %
20%
a46% a46 %
25
Multiplier
Clinton
660
6
Sep
Sep
1
Chicago Corp (Un)
i
Chicago Mil & St Paul pfd
Service
4%
*
(Un)
(Un)
Clary
a41
10
__—_
Chrysler Corp
40
4%
3,412
10
common
Pacific Lighting Corp common
-
1
(Un)
Chesapeake & Ohio Rv Co
rCities
a8%
2334
lo
—___12%
Corp
a8%
*
25
(Un)
Tractor
Corp
a8%
2
Co
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(Un)_
Certain-teed
■
1
:
Oil
Pacitic
Corp
(J I) Co
Cenco
Oils
Low
3
a53% a54%
__
Range Since Jan. 1
High
2.90
3
10
Elec
&
redeemable Dreferred
Pacific
Canada
Shares
Oct
Jan
80 Va
Sep
9V8 Sep
40
♦
Mar
40
22
(Un)
Co
for Week
Low
1
5
8%
8'/2
1
Oil
Co
14
10%
___9
Ohio
Jan
9
Oil
Sales
Range
Par
Oceanic
13% Mar
Sep
Week's
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
High
Sen
Sep
38% July
13% al3%'
a
-
0
preferred
Com (Un)
Mills
332
4:
ai3%
5
———:
convertible
60c
Burlington
*a48
_1
(Unl
High
11%
8%
G
STOCKS
11%
BVs
1
(Un)
Corp
NOVEMBER
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
11%
—i____5
Corp
Bond Stores Inc
ENDED
Friday
Shares
2
—_
WEEK
for Week
of Prices
•
2
Blue Diamond Corp
Boeing
Range
Sale Price
Par
FOR
Sales
8
26
400
7%
23%
Apr
5%
Jan
Feb
5% Mar
30% July
1
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
40
...
(1804)
Monday, November 9, 1953
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
Stock
Midwest
(Cont.)
Exchange
R**gCs
Sale Price
STOCKS
Allis
Chalmers
Can
(Un)—
10
1
American Cyanamid Co
American
Co (111)
Investment
American
Rad
American
Tel
wi
Rights
Stand
&
(Un)
San
Sep
15'ft
Jan
Laclede-Christy
Sep
38%
Nov
Laclede
48
23
22%
48%
23'ft
22%
400
Sep
50
Aug
Lamson
300
21%
Sep
25
Jun
Leath
300
19%
Sep
13'/a
13%
600
12%
Sep
15%
Feb
Lindsay Chemical Co common
*
154%
2,700
152%
Jun
161'ft
Jan
Lion
•
2%
71%
33%
23,700
2%
Nov
Lonergan Mfg
—
33%
154
2ft
50
(On;
71%
32
41'ft
Oct
23®
Nov
59
24% Mar
100
70%
Jun
77'ft July
900
29%
Sep
45%
Gas
Co
Oil
Louisville
class
Gas
B
of
Ky—.
Steel
Armco
Armour &
34%
9%
12
23%
10
5
common—..—1
2nd preferred
*
(Un)
Corn
(111)
Co
common
convertible
$1.50
Athey
Atlantic
Refining
Avco
Co—
Mfg
Corp
400
43'ft
Jan
(Glenn
Martin
31%
Sep
6.800
8'ft
Sep
12'ft Mar
McKee
11'ft
Sep
18% Mar
Medusa
G)
Portland
&
Co
Nov
28%
Jan
Oct
9%
Feb
Metropolitan Brick Inc
Mickelberry's Food Products
500
26'ft
Sep
300
3%
Sep
30
4%
5%
5%
5%
900
5%
Sep
8%
8%
100
8'ft
Sep
Bastian-Blessing
Co
46%
1%
43
1%
400
21%
1
3
50%
22
200
12%
20
75
12%
20%
75
49
49
2%
—
——*
—
—
1%
Bearings Inc
.——50c
Belden Manufacturing Co.
__-10
—
(Un)—lp
Eenguet Consolidated Mining
Bethlehem Steel
5
Corp——.—
Borg-Warner Corp
Brach
Brad
&
—
5
—5
20
75
•
Jt——
(E
Sons
Burlington Mills Corp
—
20c
Works
Gear
Foote
—
Corp
W)
(George
Borg
•
(Unj_—
Corp
Fisheries
Booth
1
3%
Corp-,-.——_y_——I
Brewing
Berghoff
__
Nov
Jan
Miller
8%
Feb
South
Middle
5%
30
$1
Utilities
Hart
&
<Un)_
.
2
—1
Apr
51%
Aug
2% Mar
22
Aug
700
1
Oct
1%
Jan
3%
51 %
2,100
3
Oct
6'ft
Jun
11%
15%
10%
15
—
Jan
1% Mar
19'ft
11% Mar
1%
2
—
5
Burroughs Corp (Un)
45
400
44%
Sep
Jan
57'ft
50
11%
Jun
14'ft Aug
650
17%
Apr
21
Sep
Sep
85
200
66
200
46%
1,200
2
July
700
900
13%
Oct
10%
Sep
Inc
Canadian
Pacific
1
Celanese
America
—
22%
2
23%
23%
400
22
1 %
23%
25
(IJn)
Biscuit
1 %
200
1
2,900
Central
& South
5
—
21%
22%
2%
21%
Central
Illinois
♦
—
38%
39
of
Corp
Centlivre
Light Co.—
Rights w i
:
Central
111
Secur
convertible
May
Mar
55% Mar
3%
Jan
17
Jan
17%
Feb
500
Jan
2'ft
Jan
Nov
26'ft Aug
3'ft May
Jun
22% Mar
37
Sep
Oct
2
5,200
'ft
Oct
19%
1,000
17%
Jun
3%
100
3%
Sep
27
35%
13%
36%
13%
Nov
32
20% Mar
4%
Feb
Mar
27
Jan
29
1,100
33%
Oct
41%
200
I 12%
Oct
22
100
27
36%
13%
Feb
Jan
12.50
Corp
Service
11%
11%
11%
250
11
Oct
11% Aug
25
67%
67%
68%
700
64
Sep
96'ft
Jan
10
Bend RR—
South
Chrysler
79
76%
79
300
69% July
95'ft
Jan
_,
Co
19
19
500
16'ft
Sep
22'ft
100
75
74%
75
150
74%
Nov
84
——1
28
28
28
700
22"%
Jan
28%
Cleveland Cliff's Iron common
%
1
preferred
Clinton
Foods
Coleman
Co
Inc
—
Jan
Mar
Oct
29% Mar
27%
27%
200
13%
13%
12%
1,100
12% July
15
37
36%
37
7,500
32'ft
Jun
37'ft Mar
—25
36%
37
25
36%
36%
40%
5
Inc
Gas
System
—
Edison
Commonwealth
$1.40
convertible
$1.32
convertible
•
(Un)
25
common
preferred
preferred
Consumers Power Co—
Continental
Crane
*
Motors Corp
25%
Jan
Cudahy Packing Co
10
—
(Un)
Curtiss-Wright Corp
600
32%
Jun
__
5%
1
Brewing
&
10
Company
Co
10
1
—
6%
Portland Cement
Edison
32%
Jun
36%
Nov
35%
Apr
40%
Nov
40%
500
8%
400
7%
26%
27%
400
25%
Sep
5%
5%
100
5%
Sep
8'ft May
7%
100
7
Sep
9'ft
Modine
Mfg
Monroe
Chemical
Du
Muter
Co
Ward
Montgomery
$3.50
&
Kelvinator Corp
Nash
Distillers
National
Air
25% Mar
Aviation
American
Co
Pacific
States
(Un)
—
700
100
55'ft
50
44'ft
12'ft
Jun
22
Jan
Jan
Bush
Sep
11% Mar
34
Apr
Feb
Power
Shoe
5%
Jan
6'ft
100
8'ft
Jan
11%
27
100
23%
Jun
27%
3,450
2'ft
Sen
2%
600
9
Aug
6%
800
6%
Sep
10'ft
Jan
50%
51%
1,300
43%
Sep
51%
Nov
37
800
34%
Jun
41
Mar
32'ft
50
27%
Jan
29
150
28
Jun
35'ft May
39'ft Jan
37
10
35
Sep
55%
56%
700
53%
6%
100
6 'ft
Sep
16%
10
Sep
23%
Sep
Jan
30
(Minn)
com
600
Sep
25%
Feb
200
15'ft
Sep
17%
Jan
200
17
Oct
19% Aug
10%
150
10%
Nov
13
27'ft
300
26
Oct
34'ft Mar
3%
600
3
Sep
5%
Jan
19'ft
Oct
25%
Jan
15%
Sep
20% Mar
Sep
23%
200
19%
1,050
19%
200
18'ft
21%
21%
19'/a
Jun
23'/a Mar
53%
Sep
70'ft July
Jun
14% Mar
Jun
43%
Jan
17
13'ft
13%
42
41'ft
42
550
37%
14
14
100
13
—
Oklahoma
Packard
Parker
Gas
Pen
Peabody
Co
Pennsylvania
Pfizer
Corp
Phillips
Steel
Oil
Radio
RKO
Oats
(Un)
America
9%
9%
10%
250
8%
Sep
12
Jan
Richmau
36%
36'/a
36%
900
33%
Jun
43%
Jan
9%
300
9'ft
Oct
17%
91%
Jun
23 %
100
21%
Sep
47
300
125
117
117
50
32
Jun
9%
9%
103%
1
9%
103% 104
23%
__
46%
10
15
46%
125
35%
35%
12
__
Jan
18
Sep
23%
Jan
10%
Jan
15% May
18%
19%
1,000
13'ft
13%
1,200
14
14
100
13% July
'
Inc
12
100
Package Corp
General
200
26 % July
34%
Oct
30'ft
600
28'ft Aug
36'ft
Jan
54'ft
53%
5 4'ft
1,300
48%
Sep
69
Mar
Sep
Gibson
Corp
9 'ft
300
8 %
35%
36
1,200
29%
Jun
36'/b
Apr
39%
39%
100
35'ft
Sep
43'ft
Jan
4 6'ft
47
600
42%
Sep
62'ft
27%
28'ft
600
25%
Aug
30
Sep
29'ft
Jan
4%
Jun
22%
3'ft
2%
23
9 'ft
23%
900
3'ft
300
23
125
~9'ft
9'ft
9%
14'ft
14%
800
46%
47%
21%
2% Mar
21'ft
800
14%
*
500
Jan
Sep
8'ft
14
Sep
41%
River
Raisin
class
6 '/a
10
B
25%
*
Co
Goldblatt
9
Co
800
5'ft
Jan
200
44'ft
Jun
49
25
25%
2,650
Oct
38
Co—
41%
8%
100
8%
Oct
9'/s
Jun
21%
100
19%
Oct
21%
Nov
Jun
13%
2,900
12%
Jun
14%
19%
200
17%
23%
24
500
21%
Sep
Sep
26'ft
56'ft
900
56'ft
Apr
60% Mar
14%
14%
50
13%
Jan
14%
14%
16%
1,550
14'ft
Oct
18'ft Mar
34
•
Oct
47
140
Jan
Aug
10% Sep
39
Jan
13
600
1,400
Mar
33%
34 'ft
1,100
30%
Sep
43'ft Mar
6'ft
1,500
4%
Jan
1
Serrick Corp class B common-
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6
57'ft
9
Sep
16'ft Mar
15
34'ft
33%
34'ft
500
30
Oct
14%
12%
Jan
-5
25'ft
25'ft
25%
300
22
15
14%
15
500
13%
•
39%
39
8'ft Apr
(Un)
6%
Sep
31'ft
Oct
37%
Nov
2%
2%
1,100
2'ft
Feb
2%
Apr
700
67%
Apr
83
61%
1,600
53%
Sep
69%
Feb
Standard
Dredging Corp
81%
x59'ft
83
Southern Pacific Co
Spiegel
Warrants
!
RR
Steamship Co
51
51%
700
49%
Sep
59'ft
Jan
Indiana
25
69%
68%
69%
700
65%
Sep
81
Jan
40%
41%
400
34%
Jan
41'ft
Nov
Standard
Oil
N
J
15
72%
72%
73'ft
500
67'/e
Sep
78%
Jan
Feb
Standard Oil
10
34'ft
33%
3 4'ft
__
6%
8%
6%
3,400
5
Sep
29
__
29%
200
28
Oct
38
Mar
12
Feb
14
Jan
5'ft
12%
12%
100
__
9'ft
9%
300
__
19%
193,3
200
18%
1%
1%
200
1%
13%
400
__
13%
16
__
5'ft
13%
15%
16
450
44
44%
200
5%
5%
3.200
8'ft May
12 'ft
15
41%
Sep
Sep
Jan
10'ft July
20'ft
Oct
3'ft
Apr
13'ft Aug
Storkline
19% Mar
Bunray Oil Corp
50% Mar
Swift
&
Co
9'ft
Jan
Texas
20
22 %
1,250
18%
Sep
22'ft
Nov
Texas
17
17%
600
16'ft
Oct
22
Feb
Thor
23
23
700
20% July
__
9%
100
40'/a
40 V2
50
2%
2%
100
21%
__
22'ft
400
9%
9'ft
39
2'ft
21
•
5
9%
9
9%
1,800
8'ft
Sep
Jan
Sep
Sep
23% July
Oct
♦
(Un)
7.50
(Un)
•
Interstate Power Co
3.50
Iowa Illinois Gas & Electric
Iowa Power & Light Co__
Kaiser
Trane
Transamerica
10% Aug
10
Truax-Traer
(Un)
*
10
Aluminum
Kansas
&
Chemical
com
City
Power & Light
Power & Light (Un)
Drug
Co
footnotes
•
8.75
1
Kelley Island Lime & Transport
Knapp Monarch Co
"or
1
see
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1
1
Sep
10%
Feb
18%
Nov
21'ft
Jan
24%
24'ft
200
21%
Sep
43'ft
Feb
31%
32
300
27
Jun
35%
Jan
17 >/8
Oct
16%
16%
16%
1,150
14%
Feb
16%
16
16%
2,000
15 Va
Sep
21% Mar
Jan
39% Mar
38%
39%
1,700
35'ft
54%
55%
400
49%
57%
Jan
40%
40%
300
35
Feb
54
Mar
17'ft
17%
950
15%
Sep
19 % Mar
10
*
Co
5
Co
17'ft
12
Coal
Century-Fox
66%
Sep
86%
18%
300
14'ft
Jan
42%
1,400
36%
Sep
48
27%
27%
50
26'ft
Jun
32% Mar
26%
27%
2.900
24%
Sep
33
Jan
30
30
100
28
Sep
38%
Jan
U
38%
38%
700
38
Oct
47
Jan
57%
500
49
Sep
57%
200
2%
2%
2%
1,500
2%
16%
16%
100
43
43
16%
17 'ft
Jun
23%
1
Van Dorn Iron Works
56%
1,350
Sep
12
11%
26'ft Aug
13'/a Mar
37 'ft Mar
27%
Jun
Sep
3 'ft
Jan
15'ft
Sep
20%
100
42'ft
Jun
46'ft
500
14%
Sep
Oct
18
Jan
Feb
Aug
24'ft Mar
42
33%
26'ft
50
Film
100
18'ft
42%
32'ft
25%
1
common
—
1,700
33%
26'ft
1
Corp
12'ft
2
2
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conv
Nov
x73
__
27%
—
x73
x73
Feb
Jan
Union
Carbide
Union
Oil
__
56%
14%
—
__
—
5
—
of
S
Rubber
14%
500
13%
Sep
20'ft
Jan
10'ft
200
9%
Sep
10%
Jan
29%
200
27'ft
Jun
31% Mar
Westinghouse
24'ft
24'ft
100
22'ft
Jun
26% Mar
White
5
21'ft
5
21%
30
500
5
Sep
7
Mar
19%
Sep
24%
Jan
22%
__
__
__
21%
__
22%
22%
100
22%
Nov
31 %
31%
100
26'ft
Jun
400
17 V8
Sep
18%
19 %
11%
11%
350
11'ft
21'ft
21%
950
17%
800
2%
2%
3
Sep
Sep
Nov
30
Mar
(Un)
Jun
72%
43'ft
43 "ft
43%
700
37'ft
Jun
44'ft Aug
23'ft
24
900
22
Sep
32
28%
28%
500
23%
Sep
31'ft
Jan
36%
37%
2,200
33%
Sep
44'ft
Jan
8%
8%
50
7%
Sep
12% Mar
23
23'ft
200
42
42
100
39
Feb
48'ft
700
40%
Sep
50
28'ft Mar
•
37%
•
Telegraph
Electric
10
12%
Corp
Co
Stores
*
common
Bankshares
Wisconsin
Electric
W)
20% Mar
13'ft
Jan
100
23%
Sep
13%
50
13%
Jun
14%
1,600
13
Jun
15'ft Mar
28%
28%
100
24%
Jun
28%
Nov
1,200
16%
Jun
18'ft
Nov
Sep
45'ft Aug
18%
18'ft
18%
10
43%
43%
44
100
Feb
Machine
.
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14%
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Co
10
10'ft
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S
38%
38%
100
34% Sep
47 Va
Jan
72%
72'ft
200
64%
80
Jan
Apr
5 Vb
43
+
Yates-American
Jan
Aug
Mar
28
31'ft Mar
21%
48
13%
10
Co
29
14'ft
10
Power
Oct
23
Feb
Mar
28
13%
•
Corp
Public Service
(F
x47'ft
1
Inc
Wisconsin
Woolworth
62'ft
10
Union
Motor
Jun
700
5
.
Walgreen Co
Western
55
70%
10
Steel Corp
10'ft
20
x69 'ft
25
California
Co
60'ft May
59%
70%
•
Carbon
United Air Lines Inc
29
14'ft
&
59%
*
208 So La Salle St Corp
Wieboldt
Stephens & Shlnkle Shoe
9'ft
100
39'ft
Corp
Trav-ler Radio
20th
550
18%
55%
(The)
Wisconsin
Kansas
Katz
•
Edison
Jan
Mar
10'ft
25
Tool
Jan
28
Feb
9%
18%
Mar
1
Producing
11%
5'ft Mar
23%
___25
Gulf
Co
13
Sep
5
Tool
(Un)
(The)
Power
Toledo
Oct
16%
1
Co
41
U S
Nickel Co (Unl
Machine
Oct
Nov
10
200
*
Corp (Un)
Sep
5'ft
38%
700
5
Corp
Sep
10'ft
20'ft
1
Corp
Corp
Sundstrand
Jan
31%
10
20'ft
10
Equipment
300
1
(Ohio)
Co
Furniture
Studebaker
Sunbeam
21 %
__
(Un)
Railway
Container
Stone
17%
__
•
Stewart-Warner Corp
1
•
Harvester
Jones & Laughlin Steel
Apr
California
1
International Mineral & Chemical
Johnson
6'ft
of
•
International Tel & Tel
Oct
of
100
Co
Paper
4
Oil
10
International
900
Oil
10
common
International
3'ft Mar
4
Standard
1
Co
International
1
Standard
3
Indiana Steel Products Co
Interlake
Sep
Feb
$2.80
Steel
l'ft
28% Mar
1
Inland
9% M'ar
600
35
25
Illinois Central
49'ft Mar
Sep
1%
Apr
Brewing Co
Brick
Sep
5'ft
Jun
Hein Werner Corp
Hibbard Spencer Bartlett
Illinois
36%
200
29
10
;
Huttig Sash & Door
400
5%
4
2
23 %
1
Hupp Corporation
(Un).
Inc
100
2
Co
(G)
Sep
39%
5%
Nov
7
1,700
25
Hammon Organ Co new common
Heileman
Jan
Feb
16'ft
30%
3
Brewery-.
Gulf Oil Corp
Harnischfeger Corp
Oct
27%
1
Hallicrafters
6'/a
37'ft
27% Mar
30'ft
•
Chemical
Western
17% Mar
1%
100
8
Corp
Jan
27"%
Great
Griesedieck
Sep
Oct
23'ft Mar
30'ft
*
&
Feb
13%
23%
57'ft
10
13%
19%
.12
Aug
Apr
Aug
Feb
27%
1
Co
Oil
6%
8%
Jan
28'ft
25
6
Great Lakes Dredge & Dock
Lakes
52'ft Mar
6'ft
46'ft
6
21%
Nov
104
100
x59%
20
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Greyhound
Jan
5
Axel
37%
7
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Oct
14% Mar
19'ft
5
.
Utilities (Un)
(Un)
(W
Jan
Mar
5
Paper
Spring &
Standard
Gossard
Sep
23
46'ft
2.50
2%
5
Refrigerator
11% May
9'ft
35%
39%
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(Un)
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37%
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Glidden Co
Jan
33%
30
T__5
—
37%
1
(Un»_
15%
15
9
-2.50
Corp
Public
15%
5
General
General
15%
33%
5
1
10
Auto
Motors
Jan
5%
30'ft
—1
(Un)
Drug
Rockwell
—
Corp
General
6%
14% Aug
Oct
3
Jan
600
12'ft
100
300
13%
10
(Un)
Corp
Bros
13'ft
3 'ft
13%
Sep
,
14
19
*
(Un)
Co_,
Steel
27% Mar
—5
Raytheon Manufacturing Co
Republic
Jun
4
•
•
—
Corp (Un)
Packing
23%
3,300
•
Co
of
100
4 'ft
3
1
Indiana
(Un)
Corp
26'ft
4
Feb
*
—
Co
Co of
Pictures
Rath
26'ft
1
Co
Car
Co
Quaker
Aug
3
Co
&
Pullman Company
Pure
Jan
57%
13%
50
(Un)
Service
18'ft
39'ft
Apr
4'ft
2.50
Petroleum
Pressed
Sep
Jun
50%
26'ft
33 %c
Corp
(Charles)
Philco
15'ft
34'ft
300
5
(Un)
Circle
Perfect
700
700
54
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common
RR
Pepsi-Cola Co
17%
38'ft
54
•
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class A
Co
Coal
17%
38'ft
10
Electric
Car
Feb
Aug
17%
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0
&
Motor
12
1,400
38'ft
1
-1
Co
Feb
900
57%
5
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Watch
Electric
Feb
400
22
59
58%
2'ft
Co
Co
Rexall
__
General
Apr
8% Mar
18'ft
20%
18%
10
Co. (Un)
Reynolds
125
Box
42 % Mar
65
16%
18%
Oil
Nov
5
General
Jan
17%
18%
Edison
11% Mar
•
Gamble-Skogmo
11
18% xl8'ft
20%
Ohio
29'ft
5
Gen American Transportation
Feb
Feb
Jan
4
10%
_
Oak Manufacturing Co
Feb
Inc
Drive
Nov
Aug
100
20%
Ohio
Jun
Controller & Mfg
Four-Wheel
55'ft
6%
3%
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Northwest Bancorporation
Nunn
7%
Eastman Kodak Co (Un)
Falstaff Brewing
18'ft Mar
26% Mar
10%
3%
1
(Un)
Sep
27
—
27
10
Ry
Northern
15
23
1
)Un)
North
25%
Electric
National
Jan
22%
1
American
400
Eddy Paper Corp
Elgin
Apr
15%
17%
xl8'ft
—2
American Car Corp
Northern
—
10
National Tile & Mfg
New York Central RR
400
de Nemours (Un)
Lines
4%
40
6%
56'ft
5
Eastern
2,400
Jan
35% July
37
—5
Industries
Presto
10
10
10c
(E I)
24
2'ft
100
29
1
Products
Standard Co
National
5
Inc (Alan B)
200
32%
—.
5
(Un)
Cylinder Gas
National
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Laboratories
3%
39
8
36%
•
50c
National
29 %
"A"
du Pont
300
Apr
38'ft Mar
.
6%
37
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Company
29 Vb
Chemical Co
Mont
Class
26%
92%
Sep
2%
■.
*
preference-0
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29%
5
Co
Dodge Mfg Corp
Dow
26%
__
Sep
29.
9%
25
Missouri
20
Detroit & Cleveland Nav (Un)
Detroit
Apr
66
500
9'/a
27
2%
*
10
Remington Rand
Deere
10%
100
31%
6%
27
Mining & Mfg
Mississippi River Fuel
37'ft Mar
3,300
7%
—
—25
Jan
8%
—
1
Company
Aug
81
10%
6%
__
1
Minnesota
Public
Columbia
800
Nov
42'ft Mar
19%
%
__
25
*
33%
18%
3%
3®
19'ft Mar
14%
.
•
-
North
South Shore &
Chicago,
4 %
500
1,200
19%
—
preference
Chesapeake & Ohio (Un)
Chicago Milw St Paul & Pac com
Cities
2
ft
10
common——1
Corp
20
19%
—
Service
Public
Illinois
Central
$1.50
*
50c
Brewing Corp—
West Corp
Sep
Sep
Feb
55'ft
1
common
North
Carr-Consolidated
17%
11%
'
4
prior preferred
Minneapolis
150
150
23
14%
__
■
13
(Un)
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Nov
19'ft
23%
*
Co—
5%
4%
Jan
16%
3%
23%
*
Cement
23'ft
29%
9%
Jan
39
—
1
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(Arthur
100
4%
Jun
14%
9
3%
*
•
200
6
Jun
8%
300
Feb
2,600
29%
3
—
34%
9%
12%
23%
6
—
10
—3
Co
Washer
Automatic
1
Corp—-
Products
34%
8%
12
23 %
8'/a
2.000
30%
31%
1
—
Elec
&
100
9%
16'ft
80
9
7
Co
,
Nov
7
11%
11%
.
•
Libby McNeil & Liboy
Jan. 1
High
5'ft Mar
19'ft
9%
—-10
common
Low
550
7
9%
11%
4
Co
Range Si nee
High
16'ft
5
-——
(Un)
Sessions
&
&
Co
Co
Marshall Field & Co
Ashland Oil & Refining
Shares
6%
5
La
11%
33%
43%
25
Mining
University
Jan
800
—
——
Copper
Anaconda
Extension
Salle
700
400
—
for Week
Low
Par
High
38%
154%
American Tobacco
Low
High
45%
11%
—100
Tel Co
&
Sale Price
38'ft
23
7
*
& Foundry
American Machine
Sales
Range
Last
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
43%
11%
—
Week's
of Prices
Friday
Shares
45%
11%
12.50
Co
6
38%
•
—1
Mfg
Airlines
American
NOVEMBER
ENDED
for Week
of Prices
Low
Par
American
WEEK
FOR
Sales
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
Zenith Radio Corp
1
72'ft
Jun
(13Q5X
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
FOR
WEEK
NOVEMBER
ENDED
6
The
since
range
Jan.
1
shown
Washington Stock Exch.
below
for
the
issues
simply the transactions since the
are
Friday
Week's
Last
Range
stocks
Sale Price
Stores
American
Tel
Rights
Arundel
441/4
.100
Atlantic
City
Elec
Co
Shares
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
44'A
37 Ya
260
2,678
431/2
44'A Aug
Feb
201/a
28
Jun
161 y2
Jan
2%
Nov
2 Ji
Oct
300
17%
Jan
20% Aug
25% Feb
28% Oct
152
24,689
/
.10
27%
27%
13
8%
8%
8%
1
5%
5 Va
5Y«
11%
11 Ya
11%
248
10 Ya
Oct
.25
67%
67 Ya
68%
835
*63%
Sep
J. 7 %
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
High
513
211
20%
,
—
7%
7%
230
5%
Sep
25%
26%
436
29%
29
2 a Y*
Ya
26
27 Va
85%
87
18Y4
'
8
HYa Mar
Sep
3Va
450
Apr
Baltimore Transit Co—
Budd
Company
__
Delaware
Power
Co
&
Light common—13%
Duquesne Light Co
26
Storage
10
Fidelity
Battery
«
10
&
Deposit
Co
Garfinckel
(Julius)
common
General
Motors
:
50c
2.203
5%
Nov
16% Mar
Jan
96
Bendix
Aviation
Bethlehem Steel
Boeing Airplane Co
Broadway-Hale
Budd
Hill
Burroughs
Corp
Nov
37Ya May
Canada
37
771/2
Jun
911/2
Canadian
18%
100
18%
Oct
Canadian
Pacific
Oct
24%
24%
205
23Ya
Oct
24 Ya
83/4
10%
1,528
7'/e
Oct
111/2
Jan
16%
16%
Jan
143/e
15
Salt
Feb
California
Ink
60
14%
Oct
22%
125/a
Sep
18% Mar
J2V„
12Y.
13Va
376
ll'/a
34%
34%
35
1,804
30'/a
Jun
19
18%
19Ya
2,339
17Ya
Sep
23 Ya
Philadelphia
Electric
14% Mar
Sep
35 Ya Mar
Jan
43
43%
175
40V4
Jun
521/2
•
'Si Vb
36
37 '/a
385
3OY2
Jun
41
•
Co
common
31%
31%
32
2,573
28 Ya
Sep
34
Oct
22 Ya
h
3i6
201/2
Jun
25
Mar
——
•
common
Transportation
--
Jan
Co—
•
Participating
Philco
preferred
Public
%
div
El
Gas
&
preference
30 Va
3%
1.315
53/a
1,872
5Ya
•
30 3/4
263
17 Ya
3,425
17
25 Ya
26%
1,562
253/4
26 Va
69
21 Va
26
common
6%
29%
17 Va
10
common
4Ya
4%
6%
3
Service
$1.40
4
20
Corp
Potomac Electric Power common
Co
Oil
—
50
Scott Paper Co
Sun
28
110
6
Aug
Sep
7Y»
Jan
Sep
Sep
36%
Jan
Oct
17Ya
Oct
24'/a
Jun
27Ya
Jun
27 Ya
Feb
27 Ya
26%
Oct
33 Y4
Jan
•
Corp
68 Y<
66 Va
69 Ya
1,257
54'/4
Jan
69Ya
Nov
75%
753/4
78 V*
247
691/2
Sep
82Ya
Jan
(Jnited Gas Improvement
$4.50
Light
Gas
Westmoieland
Inc
10
Coal
20
&
Lothrop
—
30V8
106
38
Oct
105
Oct
14
45
Jan
July
Feb
30 Ya
Jun
30'/a
245
842
6
Jun
Nov
18Ya Mar
11 Va
9
139
11%
Oct
23
Eureka
Central
Chesapeake
Milw
Chrysler
Cities
&
27%
80
26'A
Oct
27%
Oct
Washington Gas Light Co—
Corp
Ohio Ry
Co
109
109
—
$1,000
109
Oct
108
Range
Nov
Sale Price
Columbia
it
Steel..
Columbia
&
Gas
Gas
31%
215
8%
Equitable
Gas
...
240
15%
8%
38 Ya
Sep
Jan
22 % Mar
Sep
9Ya
Jan
Apr
63/«
204
123/4 July
63/8 Oct
15»/e
63/8
8
Mar
29 Va
293/4
436
25%
29%
System
Pitt
Fort
23%
•
8.50
_1
BrewingWalker
23%
23%
160
50
61
13%
Manufacturing
Joy
Star
Lone
Gas
Co
Mfg
Mountain
Fuel
_
_
_
333/8
—
333/e
10
...
4%
26 Ye
24 Va
1
.
_
McKinney
4%
26%
-
«
Refractories
Sep
\
4%
Nov
Jan
Jan
Jan
223/4
Sep
31
333/8
20
31%
Sep
39 '/a Mar
243/4
33
23
Jun
29
13/4
300
13/4
162
18%
Sep
1%
500
1%
Sep
62
443/4
Jan
Jan
2
Feb
20 V*
1%
—
7Ya
260
13/4
.10
.
Sep
.2.50
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
—10
Screw
Reymer
&
Rockwell
7 Va
7 Va
7%
—
7%
7%
550
5
*
Axel
&
5
-.5
__
7
125
—
*
Bros
Spring
52
52
0
Bolt Corp
&
Pittsburgh Steel Foundry common
Ind
21 Ya
~
.
21 % Mar
21%
2i/a
583/4 Mar
of
Air
Consolidated
12.50
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Vultee
Oil
Continental
i
V
Air
;
Alaska Juneau
Reduction
Gold
150
43/,
Allied Chemical & Dye Corp
t
Aliis-Chaliners
193/4
Class
$3
B
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Can
American
Car
American
16Ya
Feb
488
393/a
Sep
49 Ya Mar
1
—
Dominguez
Fields
Oil
Chem
class
S
10
(Uin
American
Potash &
American
Radiator
American
Week's
—
for Week
\
Shares
Mont
Du
Pont
Low
High
23 Va
280
2%
100
2
a71a73%
62
63
42 3/4
462
42
—
all % all3/4
175
42 3/4
'
Tel
(when
Rights
Tel
&
Kodak
issued)
Co
48'/a
Woolen
American
Anaconda
Anglo
Copper Mining
154%
Fuel
Oil
Steel
Corp
1.50
22%
High
4%
Armour
&
Co
(111)
(Un)
State
Goodrich
(B
Goodyear
Tire
Atlantic
Coast Line
Atlantic
Refining Co
RR
For footnotes see page 47.
Jan
63 Va
Jan
47
1,333
193/4
Oct
383/6
Jan
90c
2,828
85c
Nov
1.35
Jan
36
41%
Jan
50Ye
Jan
Oct
95
Jan
Oct
-
Feb
22V*
94 '/a Mar
333/4 Aug
36 V*
370
90
13%
Oct
98
4236
Apr
199
65 V*
139
713/4
33 Va
Jan
40'/a May
68
68
76 s/8
'
1
39*J/4
207
17%
17%
292
15 Va
Sep
48 Ya
145
40%
Sep
13 %
400
12% July
-
Feb
1
Greyhound
(Un)
Rubber
&
Ry
non-cum
Hancock Oil Co
35
Oct
36Ya
425
32 Y4
Jun
36 Ya
Nov
60
131
55 %
Jan
69
Aug
100
7 Ya
Aug
10%
Feb
766
35'/a
Jun
41 Ya
Nov
HYa
Jan
16%
Jan
7%
7Y4
41 %
41%
al3 al3Ya
113
18
Jan
a__
54%
38
17%
17%
260
15%
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22%
8%
8%
100
7Ya
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11Y4 Mar
56 %
a
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a__
—
75
a74»/a a75%
50
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101
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68
Mar
32 y4
2,505
265/a
Jun
101 101Y4
24
91 Ya
Jun
31Y4
101%
7 Ya
—
Feb
Jun
72 Va
Oct
32%
Nov
102 Va
Feb
Oct
9V2 Mar
7%
7%
350
18
19 %
300
HYa
Feb
19 %
Nov
17Y4
I8Y0
630
14
Feb
18%
Nov
62
62
10
56 %
Apr
62
34%
18Y4
35%
35 Va
2,957
Apr
35 Va
Nov
Mar
7 %
July
6'/a
29
4
500
a36'/a a36%
175
5%
a36 %
7
9%
9Y4
42 Ya
Jan
Nov
17 Va
Jan
Apr
105%
Nov
41 Ya
1,042
9Y4
Jun
92
285
103Y4 105 Y4
34 Va
Nov
Jun
47 Va
Nov
47
47 VB
292
5Ya
5Ya
1,400
9Y4
10
806
9y4
Nov
11%
Jan
35%
35 Ya
665
31 Ya
Sep
37
Mar
39 Ya
40
644
37% Sep
3%
3Ya
120
40
a37%
4Ya Aug
82 Ya
3%
7 Ye
Jan
83 Y4
Sep
46 %
Jan
7%
Jan
34
1,196
Oct
43
Jan
67 Ya
156
a37% a38%
83 Y4
Feb
83 Y»
Nov
Jan
56'/a
Oct
Sep
69Y4
Feb
Sep
12 Va
Apr
a57Y4 a57Y4
50
52%
60%
60 Y4
1,105
54 Va
9%
9 Ye
400
9
43 Y4
44
369
36
Feb
44
18
18
200
16Ya
Oct
21% Mar
19,148
23
9%
Nov
Foods
Inc.
Power
Oil
&
Oct
a'72%
Sep
Mar
53
53%
425
44%
Sep
54%
a50Y4
13%
33%c
Co.—
58
Feb
Leslie
Jan
Libby
McNeill
Lockheed
313/4
297
31%
Nov
493/4 May
154Ya 1543/4
2,429
15 V*
Nov
32
2>A
18,543
Jun
49% Aug
Macy
Sep
32%
Magnavox
Nov
12 3/6
Sep
15 Va
Feb
27
Oct
43%
Jan
21
1,300
19Ya
Oct
12%
2,950
llYa
Oct
3%
305
3%
Nov
a34Ya a35%
52
34%
Oct
39 V*
Apr
a49 % a49Y»
77
47 Va
Oct
56 %
Aug
12%
100
9Ya
Sep
16 V* Mar
July
18% Mar
a.34 Ya
12 Y4
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1.20
Jun
160% Mar
Nov
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77
Aug
Merck
Jan
Middle
60
16 Va
Sep
293/4
Sep
24 Ya
57 Ya
57 Ya
380
48 Ye
Jun
14%
HYa
410
14
Aug
20%
Jan
8
8%
2,450
8
Sep
12 Ya
Jan
8%
;
a
—
Sep
5
1
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(Glenn)
*
Co (Un)—
—•
Robbins Inc (Un)—18
&
Mfg
South
73 %
62%
62%
186
58Ya
21 %
240
19% Sep
24
22%
22 Ya
550
Sep
Nov
Jan
May
22%
Oct
30 Va May
50
42%
Oct
47
3
435
2%
Nov
18% al8Y»
35
a66% a68 %
40%
40 Ya
34
34
a8Y4
a8Ya
90
10%
Apr
26%
27
905
20Ya
Apr
27
Nov
90
10 Ye
Oct
13%
Feb
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03A
a
a68
*-
34
a8Ya
27
all %
20
Mar
228
63
Aug
82
Feb
345
38 %
Sep
59 %
Jan
170
alOY. all
1.40
a
22%
34
Nov
40 Va
Apr
al8Ya alSYa
16Ya
al5
al4Ya
18%
16Y»
8Y4 Jan
1.30
Apr
1.45 Mar
160
.
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Oct
25 Ya
Jan
94
16Ya
Sep
22 Va
Jan
1,203
HYa Sep
12Ya July
18., Jan
18 % Mar
al5
115
19 Ya
3,045
!5Y4 Jun
19 Ya
Nov
a35Ya a36Ya
101
34 Ya July
36Ya
Feb
3%
100
19
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125
1.40
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16%
Mar
5Va Mar
17Ya July
3
2%
Sep
4 Va Mar
1
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al9% a 19%
24
17Ya
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20 V* May
*
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Co
&
57 Ya
21%
1
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33
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30
24 Ye
Sep
Sep
27% Mar
Inc
6c
Jan
2c
3c
21,500
6,178
Feb
Jan
96c
70c
443/4
88c
9%
8
Apr
10
Mar
Oct
9%
10
20
20
630
iscp
28
V* Mar
56%
65
Mar
42 Ya
Jun
193/4
Apr
34 Ya a34 Ya
126
31%
Sep
43%
Jan
M
J
&
Mother
M
&
M
Lode
Cons
a8Ys
25
8%
Sep
80
863/4
Sep
100 V*
Aug
119%
Jan
National
City
Sep
303/4
Aug
National
Distillers
12% Mar
Jan
Nash-Kelvinator
National
Auto
Corp
(Un)—s
.
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(Un)
Fibres—
Lines
Mines
(Un)
l
a90% a92 %
27 Ve
609
2c
Jun
100
80
27
90c
15Ya
70
—•
common
2.00 Mar
a__
a44
100
Monolith Portland Cement com (Un)_*
Montana-Dakota Utilities
(Un)——5
37
250
Jun
—P.10
100
29 Ya
1.15
Mindanao
379
29 Va
4,750
25% Mar
16Ya
a89Ye a92Ya
14
57
1.25
2c
42 Va
a8Ya
Aug
5% May
a44
Oct
60
33%
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26 Y4
22 Ya
Navigation
McKesson
Jun
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Co
Mof.son
Oct
33%
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)
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Co
Marchant
70%
240
28% Mar
Aug
20
62%
—10
7
1
—-*
—
class B
(R
Co
&
35%
al5Ya al5%
(Un)
Libby
Corp
&
(Un)
Lyons-Magnus
30%
2&
13 Va
3%
—1
8Y4
—•
2.50
(Un)
Aircraft
Inc
43
152%
Light
&
Salt Co
Loew's
248
58 Ya Mar
Jan
75% Mar
15% May
1,130
Sep
12 Va
11 Ya
1
uom
County Land
38%
13%
48
21
50
Kennecott Copper Corp
Sep
-
Corp
Kem
Feb
20
Chem
&
Power
Sep
200
13%
12%
•
10
a
Motors Corp
11%
32 Ya
Jan
150
257
a49% a50Y4
Co (Un)
7%
Tel com (Un)—*
Corp (Un)
Laughlin Steel (Un)
Kansas
815
—
83
75
—
Paper
Alum
Kaiser
344
a92s/g
Jun
62 Ye
20
(Un)..——*
Co
International
39
«...
Jun
66
a72Y4
(Un) —1
Mines Corp
Maryland
Idaho
71 Va
a92 %
15%
10
70
53%
•
12%
6Y3
Co
International Harvester
13%
28%
a
23
81
1
12ya
Nov
21
81
23
1
*
Ltd
Co
(Un)
Homestake Mining (Un)
323/fc
13 Va
—
•
(Un)
—*
pfd (Un)—•
Co
Apr
Va
10
Jan
60
41%
•
class A
Pineapple
Oil
Holly
Jan
I6V0
a
15
18% al8y4
60
3
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42
5
Nov
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a
36 Ya
10
Corp
283/4
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50
20
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North
Great
150
2
—
—
Ltd common—
Co
Sep
Sep
Sep
4 2 Va
—
__
24 Ya
13%
5
•
1
preferred
36%
—10
Atchison Top & Santa Fe (Un)
Sep
Oct
48 Ya
(Un)—*
Corp common
Oct
5
..
15
46
22%
393/4
*
Preferred
—20
(Un)
Jan
50
85c
.
10
(Un)
Co
Gillette Company common
71 Va
al5Ya
Coru
333/4
20
*
—
Corp
Cliem
&
Montgomery Ward & Co
Armco
-
540
15% al5%
765/a
_*
Gladding McBean & Co
38 Ye
—25
Calif Natl Bank
Arkansas
Sep
3
Co
Petroleums Ltd
Foods
230
28%
2 i«
(Un)
Feb
22 Va
6s/a Mar
-
4
Motors Corp common.—.
General Paint Corp common —
Martin
(Un)
Co
Jan
12Ya
215
5 %
General
143/4
a48 Va a 48 Va
_~a
—
(Un)
Nov
273/4
Sep
23%
68
104%
Capwell Co
General
Menasco
Viscose Corp
18%
Oct
11
a43 Va a43 Va
25
Corp
Gas
Electric
31%
13%
Tobacco Co
American
Sep
203/4
al2Ya al2Ye
(Un)—10
*
common
Products
Machinery
71 Va
American
.
Sep
:—10c
(Un)
Works
Oil
Natural
Paso
38%
32 Ya
•
(Un)
A
class
Lab
Dorado
HYa
—
._100
Co
45
3%
36
5
de Nemours & Co
38%
—
38%
a
(Un)
Co
General
Range Since Jan. 1
23
—
all%
-II5
,
295
618
Sales
Range
a
B_
(Un)
Common
American
8
15
580
..
4%,
86c
*
•
1
Johns-Manvllle
Smelting & Refining—
&
!
46Va
__
1
of California
Chemical
Jones &
2%
25
(Un)
(Un)
Co
Exchange
of Prices
:
12 Va
Foundrv
&
American Cvanamid
1
'
(Un)
223/4 Mar
183/6
22 Va
5
Hunt
48%
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■
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Sep
4 Va
a
25
5
preferred
Oct
29 Va May
a73
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Airlines Inc
American
17 Va
Nov
Sep
a
(Un).
(Un)
common
common
cumulative
5'/2
Oct
12Va Aug
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a
Mfg
130
17 Va
22 V*
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21 Ya
Feb
50
22 3/8
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Mining Co
Feb
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17 Ya
Corpl iUn)__
Car
449
Pur
(Un)
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Jan
•
17 Va
17
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Kaiser
#
Jan '1
18 %
23%
1
5
Corp
488
Last
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18 Va
1
Pre!erred
Curtiss-Wright
Hudson-Motor
12%
Sale Price
■
•
Oct
a54%
(Un)
Corp
Honolulu' Oil
23 Va
Friday
STOCKS
Del
Co
Zellerbach
Nov
12 Va
48%
•
;
11 Ya
133/4 Sep
a54 %
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Feb
22%
San Francisco Stock
*
67
.
-
11% Oct
(Un)__15
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Gas
Refining
Products
Corn
Intex
.
Apr
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Continental Motors
International Tel
[
80%
Sep
all all Va
1.33%
Natural
7%
Nov
12%
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Brake
66% Oct
'
400
22%
5
(Un)
Y
N
Corp
9%
Sep
7%
Jun
23
5
Engineering & Foundry Co.
Westlngliouse
Oct
9 3/6
0
A
class
Coppermines
Idaho
United
48 V*
525
'
25
Edison
Grocers
Hawaiian
Pittsburgh Brewing Co common
Pitts
183/4
*
(Un)
Solvents
Edison
24 Ya Mar
203/4 Jun
20%
_
Supply.
July
37
106
17%
A__2%
•
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(Un)
Consolidated
Consol
Golden
Harbison
Feb
3.00
Nov
13 Ya
5
Co
Jan
Sep
2.00
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food
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293/4
_
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17 Ya
8%
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Low
17 Va
17%
^
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Sep
133/6
12 3/4
3%
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Chemical
Consol
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High
31 Ya
*
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Duquesne
50
a75
10 V*
all % allYa
•
Iron
Broadcast
Emporium
Shares
Low
Pur
Co
513
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100
25
10
Co
Columbia
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for Week
of Prices
Last
STOCKS
Co
48
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Sep
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Friday
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(Un)_
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(Un)
Fuel
Du
1960
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(Un)
RR
Colorado
Electrical
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6,195
45%
__
1
20
(Un)
Chemical
Clorox
El
Allegheny
2.20
Apr
67 Ya Mar
Sep
1
738
2.10
all3/8
•
Corp
Eastman
Clark
13 V* Mar
11%
10%
10
America
Paul
St
Service
Dow
Blaw-Knox
10 Va
50%
11 v*
51 Ve
355
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Chic
Douglas Oil
mortgage 5sl
57 V*
50%
aft
12%
Ry
Caterpillar Tractor Co common—
Jan
27 Va
—
17 3/8
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BONDS—
General
453/4 Sep
4%
Nov
106
11%
-
11 Ya
10
common
34 Ya
30 Ya
106
*
Westmoreland
Woodward
34 Ya
"
45/a
165
5
30 V2
34%
13 %
common
preferred
conv
4Ya
5
1
Washington
100
:
2
(Un)
Case (J I) & Co (Un)_—
Crown
United
210
1
Apr
30 V* Mar
2.90 July
Jan
24%
27%
•
Co
62
1%
(Un)
Oil Co Ltd:
Consolidated
Reading
603/4
5
Ginger Ale
Commonwealth
Common
Oct
a75
'
Commercial
Philadelphia
203/4
300
Mar
10
Power
in
110
3%
..
•
5.50
Co
Packing Corp
Dry
Ceianese Corp of
135
•
Mfg
preference
701/2
Sep
1
Water
4%
45%
10
Oct
50
Pennsylvania
div
19
16 Ya Mar
Light
Sep
a3 Va
2.10
—_—5
Atlantic
Feb
Sep
Pennsylvania RR
3 V*
50%
*
2%
(Un)_
—
29%
53u/a
14 Y4
Feb
25
a21 Ye a21 Ye
11%
5
10
u
Byron Jackson Co
Preferred
&
Sullivan
&
Sep
12 Ye
1
8Ya
1
JI
—
Inc
Company
Sep
130
•
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(Un)
(Un)
Stores
25%
1,905
L)
Pennroad
Corp
Pennsylvania Power
(Un)
Corp
25'/e
HYa
RR
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Jan
Nov
62
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•
2
1
;
500
61%
"9%
1.10
5 Va
36c
3,435
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5 Ve
a3Va
a21Ya
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Bishop Oil Co
Blair Holdings
4,725
l3Ya
10
Nov
365
3%
1
.
Mar
30
Sep
59%
Navigation
Valley
Martin
(Un)
Corp
27%
14 Ya
15
a29
36c
a3Va
Benguet Cons Mining (Un)
23% July
59 Ya
common
&
High
Low
29 V* Aug
57
5 Va
—
1
Apr
5
Hecht (The) Co
Range Since Jan. 1
High
a28Ya
38c
100
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas class A
&
Ohio RR (Un)
8%
II—5
—
Lehigh
87
Corp
Gimbel Brothers
Lehigh Coal
26
v.
(Un)
Corp
Shares
Low
a28Ya
P2
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Bandin.1 Petroleum
California
Electric
$1
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Avco
Manufacturing
Bunker
Chrysler Corp
Curtis Publishing
1
5
(Un)
Corp
Borg-Warner Corp
Common
.
Atlas
for Week
■
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the
of Oct. 15.
merger
High
2'/4
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on
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153% 155i/e
154%
.
■'
selling
Baltimore
Low
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Tel
&
wi
Sale Price
for Week
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Par
American
formerly
Range
of Prices
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Sale*
Week'a
Friday
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
—
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Sep
56%
363
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125
17%
Oct
25 Ya
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1.50
Apr
Feb
19%
410
16%
Sep
21% Mar
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Monday, November 9, 1953
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OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
WEEK
FOR
NOVEMBER 6
ENDED
Friday
Last
(Cont.)
STOCKS
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Sale Price
Gypsum
Natoinas
Low
N
Y Central
Oil
Norris
North
RR
__1
20 %
American
Edison
Co
Oil
Co
Sugar
(Un)
Co
Co
Can
Coast
Gas
1st
16%
15%
16%
401
12% July
Gas
preferred
Petroleums
Public
39%
Apr
56
2.25
Jan
31 %
31%
90
31%
Jan
16 %
16%
100
__
Stendel
American
Inc
Oil
260
26
Jun
29% Mai-
34
Jun
26%
26%
185
Rheem
Bldg
Super
Jun
141
4'/a
130
100
26c
30c
23%
54c
Apr
Sep
11%
a30
a30
Sep
Jan
4
11
Jan
15
Apr
Sep
43
Feb
29
Sep
36 %
Jan
3% July
50
4
4'/a
48%
30%
122
25%
Jun
30% Mar
a39
65
36
Sep
43'A
Jan
a45% a45%
25
44%
Oct
60%
Jan
.23%
744
23%
-
Sep
22
Sep
14%
a
84
10
13% July
86
al4%
50
80
Sep
26%
265
22%
32%
100
31% Aug
a9%
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52
8%
14 %
57
14%
26%
1
—
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.
a
__
B
10
(Un).
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Co
6%
,
A
pfd
Sep
Sep
34
Jan
34%
Feb
14
31%
Jun
34%
32%
32%
224
42%
Sep
51
Mar
17
Sep
26
Mar
46%
179
41%
Jan
47%
23
708
26%
52'A
29% Mar
Jan
44
100
Sep
63
Jun
35% Mar
121 %
50
121% 121%
Sep
Oct
32%
71
33%
a
Transanierica
7%
Oct
317
13%
Jun
16'/a Jan
1,228
36%
Sep
38'A Sep
49% Mar
250
265
5%
5%
150
150
25 >/■
Sep
29
Aug
51%
3,812
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Sep
59%
Jan
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97
67
Oct
80%
Jan
Jan
50%
50%
a 69%
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U
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(Unf__
Corp of Delaware
Corp (Un)
United
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16 Va
67'/a
Sep
78%
9 Ve
Sep
11% May
32%
Apr
36
15'A
Sep
21% Mar
Jan
Jan
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16%:
12%
12%
930
11'A
Aug
32 'A
36'A
661
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Sep
39%
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60
49%
Sep
57% Mar
60
S%
Aug
11% Mar
21%
21%
340
19'A
Oct
27
26
26%
2,740
23%
Sep
29% Mar
al5% a 15%
-100
13%
Sep
17%
Jan
63
Sep
71%
Jan
a7% "
a7%
26%
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;
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a
a22% a22%
22%
645
70%
Jun
132
21%
12
:
West
Indies
Sugar
Air
Western
42%
43%
1,852
37'/a
93%
235
33'A
Apr
259
22%
24
24
a 4'%
a 4%
520
23% July
29% Mar
293
23%
28%, Nov
Sep
44
Jan
Feb
56%
Nov
•
36%
36%
432
34
56'A
56%
300
41%
10 Vn
10 Va
450
8%
(F
Cab Co
Yellow
10% July
Jun
all% all%
65-
12
Sep
16%
a26% a26%
35
25 Ve
Jun
29
Mar '
31
Nov
60
Mar'
all%
5
31
31
953
35
4
1,098
3%
Sep
26%
50
21%
Sep
26%
19%
80
18%
Oct
26%
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■
a
17%
a
Apr
5'/a Jan
4
Nov
Jan
_1
9%
9%
180
8%
Sep
12%
Feb
42%
42%
184
40%
Apr
47%
Aug
45%
477/a
795
40
Sep
Jan
16 %
Sep
47%
Jan
Oct
7%
Jan
12%
(Un):—_____1
common
16%
650
12%
a43%
a43%
a44
235
43'/a
1
(Un)
16%
10
Motors
Wi
Sep
—__10
Telegraph (Un)
W'estinghouse Elec Com (Un)
Willys-Overland
Mar
5% Mar
27
28%
1
Western Union
Woolworth
Nov
28%
26%
28%
32
Sep
Jun
5
50
'
Sep
Aug
43%
26'A
(Un)___
Inc
44
Jun
93%
1
common
Lines
21%
Sep
43%
93%
(Un.i_5
—.
com
new
Mar
v '
69%
'
Life
Oct
15%
32 V*
(Un).—L._— 1
(Un)
Preferred
9% Mar
165
•
10'A
*
Washington Water Power ...i
Westates Petroleum com
Sep
80
72%
1
Pictures
Bros
5%
10
...
.
Victor Equipment, Co
Warner
Sep
986
73%
10 %
16%
5
(Un)
38%
.
181
72%
.1
10
Gas
Rubber
a 69
10 %
10
Inc
Jun
Mar
42%
45%
&
Lines
Air
United
United
47
47
41
a26% a27y8
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*
Union Electric Co of Missouri,.
10
Union Oil Co of California common__25
United
Aircraft
Corp
(Un)
.5
Carbide
Union
9'A
45 »A
1
(Un)
Corp
Jan
13
400
15
39 '/a
45%
2
Corp
Tri-Continental
Jan
33 Va Mar
42%
10
Oil
29% July
Jan
38%
9
Feb
19%
350
a51 %
Associated
Water
92
"
15
25
Incorporated, common..—50c
West Coast
47%
•
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Apr
25%
33%
...100
..
a
26
a52%
25
(Un)
52
100
32
Jan
Mar
46%
.
1
•
class
14%
Sen
29%
22
100% Mar
47%
47%
1
-
_
a33% a33%
(Un)
Company
Universal
24%
•
(Un)
68% Mar
50
30%
a38%
a54% a54%
84
(Un)
327 a Mar
Apr
600
*
3
Jun
Feb
23%
29%
499
4
Jan
Nov
8%
70
34%
67/a
Sep
18
137
18%
a
33%
47 % Mar
4
150
al3% al3'A
Jan
26c
10,900
8%
al8%
Feb
Texas
Textron
8%
—
29
5
...__5
1
L_._*.
5
7.50
Sylvania
28c
_
a3L% a31%
119% Mar
3
a39
J
N
Mold Corp
Electric Products
13% Mar
22Oct
Sep
i__
Corp
Co
Sunray
32%
Cement
Russ
Sterling
Oct
Apr
4'/»
P10
26% Feb
25
15
Warner Corp (Un)
Drug Inc (Un)
Oil Corp (Un)
Stanley
Oct
33%
7% Aug
100
*
Manufacturing
Oil
Oct
66%
Oct
17
■
Richfield
1.25
Apr
111
31%
_
Reynolds Tobacco class
Riverside
Aug
66
34%
Timber
Co
of
50
al36%al36%
*
Corp
Oil
100
•
*
Gas
(Indiana)
a25
._
Steel
of
9%
31%
<„
Oil &
Co
Co
114% 114%
50
California
Oil
Oil
56%
50
.—
Standard
9%
33 %c
24%
Jun
Jan
33
448
39 Ve Mar
Jun
22 y2
27
75c
1,900
66
a
33%
22% May
Jun
a25
(Un)___1
_
1.20
33'/a
66
37.% Jan
215
1
Standard
1.05
Sep
36%
37
•
1
Feb
a33 «/s
30
2
Feb
-12%
Co
common —
Brands Inc
(Un)
28
66
664
500
Standard
28
1.05
Sep
34%
1,510
Sperry Corp
Jun
Nov
30%
41% Jan
37
Spiegel Inc
Jun
Nov
306
...
23%
Jan
25%
73%
22
23%
Jan
34 %
Oct
a24% a247/a
Jan
Jun
25
Manufacturing Co
Republic
Railway
640
Rayonier Incorp common
Reserve
Pacific
357
...
Rand
Southern
27%
*
Remington
Co
27%
*
-
33%
A--25
.2
5
—*
•
(Un)
Southern
27%
10c
33 ?8
34V4
57% Sep
Jan
May
19%
25
4.56%
Southern Calif Gas preferred ser
27%
114%
54%
66
a56% a57%
57 %
25
Southern California Petroleum
Standard
,
115
141
2,164
31%
24%
•
Oct
22
29
Jun
27%
26%
Jan
64%
73%
July
30%
534
Feb
27%
Feb
21%
SOys Mar
26
Corp of America (Un)___
Railway Equipt & Realty Co Ltd com.*
Preferred
Jan
6% May
6.086
201
(Un)
Airways
&
16%
28
4
Co.
Oct
12c
Sep
55%
25
preferred
Southern
5%
221
Radio
Raytheon
13% July
38%
1
(Un)
"Preferred
50
38%
*
Corp
(Un)
Co
5%
5%
_
common-
Philco Corp
(Un)
■
Philippine Long Dist Tel Co
Phillips Petroleum
Sound Puln
12% Mar
22
2.360
27%
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(Un).
Puget
Oct
al4
Sep
20%
21%
Jan
25
Pennsylvania RR Co (Un)
Pepsi Cola Co (Un)
Phelps Dodge Corp
7%
a7%
13%
6c
25
157
2,900
6c
15
4.32%
Convertible preferred 4.48%
Preferred
36% July
73%
a
(Un)—*
Co com
4.08%
Preferred
Sep
25
Calif Edison
Cumulative
33%
.
•
(Un).
Oil
Socony-Vacuum
•
66
37%
6c
5
Ot? & Gas Co. new cl A
Sinclair Oil Corp (ITn)
Southern
38% Aug
a67% a68%
*
15
Co
&
Co
Oil
25
A
common
Oil
15%
30%
—
World
Jan
Jun
33 %
Ltd.
Co
Shell
3% May
1.40
33
_
Motor
Roebuck
Mar
23
11%
15
27%
Pacific Western Oil Corp
Packard
32% May
27%
Pacific Tel & Tel common....A..* ___100
Preferred
Sep
Feb
Apr
660
2.50
a7%
a
15
30%
common-
Service
Paper
38
Jan
1
Co
Scott
Sears
Sep
a21% a21%
Mar
3%
1,343
v
2.30
14%
15
25
Devel
(when
Pacific
Jun
51%
25
preferred
Oil
&
34%
20
25
Lighting Corp
common
100
100
25
series
Pacific
Pure
3% May
3%
38%
*
redeemable
redeemable
Pullman
Nov
3%
a38 '/a a38%
25
preferred
redeemable
Palmer
18% Mar
a54% a54%
a54'/s
5 %
common
preferred
5%
Pan
1.S5
3,020
3.00
1.95
3.00
5
__.10
(Un)„
Corp
Jan
Signal
5
Electric
&
5%
New
83%
Apr
7%
32%
a31% a33 Va
(Un)_1.40
Industries common
9%
525
970
P.10
Mining
Mauricio
High
Low
8%
37%
23]/b Mar
Sep
5
1st preferred
1st
Pacific
20% Mar
Jun
52%
•
—
Finance
Pacific
July
19%
20
Aggregates...
Pacific
4.80%
16 %
75
795
19%
*
class A__
Amer Fisheries
5'/2%
Schenley
420
20
....
B
Pacific
5%
San
Oct
a22
♦
__
Pabco Products Inc common
6%
Feb
59%
—12
(Un)
(Un)
Filters
United
Pacific
Jan
6.25
1
(Un)
Pacific
25%
28%
58%
(Un),
Joseph Lead
Sep
Sep
2.00 Aug
Range Since Jan. 1
High
8
8%
5
10
Safeway Stores Inc
St
19%
a21%
18%
Shares
Low
—10
Foods
Fine
W
&
24%
•
Ohio
Ohio
8
315
59%
1
Olaa Sugar Co
Pacific
7% Mar
100
(Un)
Oil Co
Onomea
Nov
a21%
1
(Uni
(Un)
Northrop Aircraft
Class
4%
10
Aviation
Northern Pacific Railway
Oliver
22% May
2,250
6
.
Oct
401
20%
5%
18%
320
a27 % a27%
27 'A
1
for Week
High
283
4%,
20%
20%
a
•
Co
North American Co
Oceanic
4%
4%
•
....
Power
Low
20%
*
(Un)_
Mohawk
Niagara
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Company
(Un)
Sale Price
Pur
Par
National
Range
of Prices
Last
STOCKS
Sales
Week's
Friday
San Francisco Stock Exch.
Sales
Week's
5%
5%
5%
300
5
Mar
49
Oct
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CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
FOR
WEEK
ENDED
NOVEMBER 6
Week's
Friday
Montreal Stock
•
,
Last
„
Range
Sale Price
Pur
Abitibl
Power
$1.50
&
Paper
Sugar
15 y2
25%
257/8
1,425
*
class A..
15 %
257/8
6%
6
preferred
100
Algoma Steel
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9
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175
9
36%
35
Apr
15 V2
471/2
47
48
26%
Feb
6
Oct
16% Mar
7%
18
Feb
Canada
$1.30
Aug
Canada
Jan
8%
101%
Sep
Canada
Feb
98
9V2
Jun
2nd
30%
Oct
49'A
Jan
3,488
.
Products
Dredging
5%%
of Can 4%
Co
41%
Apr
53%
Jan
preferred—25
23%
23Ve
23%
480
100
103%
103%
104
490
100
May
50
a40%
a40% a40%
60
37
Jun
2nd preferred
Anglo Canadian Tel Co 4V2%
Argus Corp Ltd common..
4%%
pfd
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11%
ny8
—_100
83
82%
83
26%
26
26%
3,725
•
14%
14 y4
14 "A
910
Corp common
Atlas Steels
Ltd..
21%
70
•
preferred
Asbestos
...
Apr
11% Aug
300
12
Class
Bell
Power
&
B
Paper
class
A
Brazilian
British
British
'5%
Traction
American
Light & Power
Oil
39
Iron
al6
al7
38%
39'A
9%
10%
187/8
19
18%"
5%
preferred
preferred
12%
4%
pfd
Feb
83% Mar
27%
Aug
Sep
23%
Jan
Canadian Car &
Class
Canadian
Jan
Canadian
Cottons
40
Jun
Canadian
Fairbanks
9%
Jun
11'A
Jan
Canadian
Locomotive
Canadian
Companies 5%
Sep
21»A
British
Columbia
Forest
British
Columbia
Power
78
Jun
80'A
Aug
88
Jan
95
July
Canadian
95
46
Jan
50'A
Aug
Canadian
•
5%
5%
5 "A
2,435
5y8
Oct
Cockshutt
♦
17%
177/8
18
18%
Oct
Consol
Products
new
com
,
4.55
17%
1,399
Apr
Oct
6%
Apr
300
27
Jan
29%
350
38
19
Nov
22%
Feb
98%
Jan
102%
Aug
99
Jan
102% Aug
70
Apr
82
46
Feb
50% Mar
Apr
20 7
7.00
Oct
*
Feb
20
65
Ho
17
Feb
87
Mar
Jan
Aug
al7
31
75
350
4,155
325
15%
26%
31%
31
Nov
34% Aug
al9%
a20
105
18 V8
July
20
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pfd
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8%
a
34%
Jun
40
Feb
24
5
-
*
—x.
120
8%
Jun
33
Mar
Aug
18%
17
8
102
19j/2
120
46
13%
Sep
Jan
Apr
Jan
25% May
Nov
May
Jun
20% Mar
Oct
24% (Nov
305
•
19% "
120
May
20
5o
690
14%
Oct
a99% a99%
20
99%
Feb
4,801
950
21%
Sep
Aug
3318 Jan-
14
Sep
19
30
4,205
9%
120
120
1
18%
20
-
18
8%
19'A
19%
25
Morse pfd—;—100
Pacific
pfd—100
cum
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Railway
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23%
23'A
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Equipment—
Mining & Smelting.;
Farm
Est
-
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22%
Jan
__
25%
,
23% '
16%
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.
all'A all%
25%
26
22
101
Jan,
Sep
16% Mar
Sep
34%
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72
5.50
Jan
20
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35
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Cellulose
&
Jan
22 %
30
79'A
Client
45
a93
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Jan
Mar
40
Jan
Nov
Mar
8%
24'A
25%
25
Sep
49'A
__
Oct
3,259
300
18
•
25
35 V8
16%
80
__
20
common—.
series
a93
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•
Aug
4
145
1,400
28%
20%
38
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•
Foundry common
Celanese
$1.75 series
48%
100
14
19
20%
38%
a27
20%
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15 % July
2,705
—
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common
A
Canadian
49'%
100
i
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36%
Apr
Sep
Apr
Jun,
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Bronze
42
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Canners
100
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100
100
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Feb
36
28.460
1
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455
I85
800
r
36
6.18
28
,
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Canadian
12%
9,280
9%
•
-
77%
28 %
common.—10
May
24
24
207
39
6.00
,
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1st preferred ——100
Foundries
Safeway
105% July
80'
40
al7
common—•
preferred
preferred
39
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25
Columbia
-4%%
•
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Telephone
36
—
•
.
-
—
Canada Steamship common
$1.00
Bathurst
5.00
5.00
-
6.10
20 "
Cement common
preferred
Canadian
Aluminum
5.00
-
*
5
—:
36
Oct
Jan
1,193
36%
*
__2
12%
25'A
l4o
•
Aluminium Ltd
-
125
171/,
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6'A
1714
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Agnew-Surpass Shoe
4,047
-
...
Gold
Bulolo
36%
all% ~ al2
36%
al2
—
B
Building
■High
Low
15 >A
Class
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
High
•
common
Acadia-Atlantic Sugar
5%
of Prices
Low
Mills
Bruck
for Week
25
common
preferred
Acadia-Atlantic
Sales
Week's
Telephone.....—25
class A__—
*
_L—•
*
Columbia
British
Friday
.
High
Low
High
Low
Par
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
Canadian Funds
-
STOCKS
*
•
Sales
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
7'
<
Range
Last
STOCKS
Exchange
-
Sydney,
N. SV_
-
Saint
John, N. B.
-
Moncton, N.
B.
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(1807)
Volume
43
■
Number 5271... The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
178
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
STOCKs
Week's
Last
cms.vc
Range
of Prices
Shares
Sale Price
Par
Consumers
Corbys
Glass
class
Class
____—
Seagrams
Dominion
Coal
Corsets
Dominion
Dairies
preferred
a9%
73
9
9
13
•
com
13
Stores
Dominion Tar
;
Ltd—_
&
Dow
Brewery
Dryden Paper
Eddy
Paper
Electrolux
Enamel
Jan
31 % July
6%
10
Sep
16%
Foundation Co of Canada
Co's
Gatineau
5%%
14% Jan
7% Sep
"18%
Oct
9
Apr
19% May
20%
Feb
10%
Feb
Power
100
7^
71^
7a/4
1.484
7%
Oct
171/4
171/4
i7y4
1,498
15%
Jan
18
55
July
57
260
33%
Feb
57
Nov
22
22
io'/8
240
9%
Sep
71/,
.200
7%
Nov
8%
21%
20%
121/4
13
preferred
Gypsum Lime
Alabastlne_.
80
105%
51/4
514
500
34
33%
34%
1,110
59%
59a4
no
£15%
100
$1.50
preferred
1,461
a44
100
41
2,374
100
.
Bronze
67c
Canada
Paper
International
Petroleum
Power
*
Labatt
Limited
I
Bros
MacMillan
Name
Shops___
Ltd
Canada
class
Ltd
A
36%
Sep
9%
Jan
Jan
11% July
23
Jan
24
28
Sep
36% Mar
Jun
•
39
97
Mar
98
May
•
Feb
_
7%
..
Flour
Mills
preferred;
Ontario
Steel
;
Powell
River
4%
*
Bros
Quebec
62
common
100
2,145
100
Shawinigan
Series
Class
A
Water
4^
T/r
Jan
Oct
"
29%
Sep
17
255
Jan
Feb
16
140
Nov
Feb
Aug
33%
7% May
Feb
Jan
144
&
1
9%
Southern
Canada
Oct
Sep
20%
Jan
18%
Jan
.24
7%
*
common
Preferred
51
75
a36a36%
130
34%
Jan
36%
Sep
__
al5% al5%
51
10
13
Jun
14 %
May
__
a23% a23%
55
21
Oct
25 %
Jan
Sep
42
__
a36%
37%
35%
225
47
Paper Corp Ltd
Zellerbach
David
&
East
Fanny
&
Jan
Ford
44
Nov
Foreign
'
26%
Jan'
13%
Oct
15%
47%
Apr
10%
Nov
11%
24%
Jun
8
5
62%
Sep
Sep
13
July
30
1,143
31%
384
al50
5
36% '
Jan
36
Feb
78%
29%
145
^
•
20
•
18
Apr
33
Aug
Feb"'
150
Oct
Apr
8.00
Fleet
Co
Co
21%
6
Can
Sec
preferred
Investment
London
34%
27,
20
Paner
5%
Mica
2,185
27%
Foundation
21
Canada
4%
red
pfd
Royal
Aug
July
Jan
22
Jun
33
Feb
Apr
63'A
&
Lt
Ltd—4
13
74
12
Jun
May
Sep
22
Oct
75
Feb
common—4
Corp
6%
98
pfd
5
90
Jan
98%
20%
6,050
15
Apr
20%
20
Jan
4.95
.
a3.50
__
al4%
25%,
3.80
25
35
a3.50
25
Jun
3.10 July
Jan
13% July
163
10
Apr
11
10%
4.90
1,425
3.00
Jan
5.00
8%
1,000
5%
Feb
8%
Oct
3.00
300
1.20
Feb
3.00
Nov
3,005
28
Co
Ltd
10
17% Mar
98 %
54
35
770
38%
2,123
<
98
Apr
99 %
30 %
Apr
37% Mar
36 %
Jun
43
A
Mar
42%
Feb
46
July
Jan
51
July
20%
33
19
July
22
Jan
140
5
127
Mar
150
20
Jan
25% July
135
20
Feb
25
10
a__
133,
25%
24"
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14%
28
.72
32
100
29%
29%
30
2,229
.
1.796
-12%
275
21
=27%
28
Aug
Aug
Traders
Feb
17
300
50
a9%
29
Pr
67«
cum
al7%
15
15
15
-200
__
126
126
2o
29%
30
-*2,320
pfd—100
al7al7%
100
267/s Mar
23%
Feb
Apr
24% May.
13 % May
18%
Jan
1.00
7%
Aug
1.05
112%
Nov
Jun
Jan
10
May
May
27
-
23
Oct
Jan
109
57
4
28s/# Nov
a—
Oct
10
6
-
Feb
Oct
27
May
24
17% Sep
14
Jan.
118
Jan
Jan
17
Mar
126
28
Nov
Jan
34
Aug
Sep
32% July
Finance
class
Corp
A
Warrants
Union
Gas
United
Pipe Line
Canada
Products
Western
Canada
Windsor
29%
•
20%
Hotel
Ltd
class
Ltd
Oct
4
—
5
16
__
4
__
-
26c
10o
26c
Nov
21%
1,875
19
Sep
46%
Feb
32
1,235
26
Apr
32
Nov
12
12
4
Manufacturing Co Ltd
30% Mar
20%
32'
4
Breweries
Ltd_^
Sep
26c
^
•
B
26%
31 %
:
of
Corporations
Westeel
•
12
100
U%
Jun
12%
Aug
35
20%
Apr
15% Mar
23%
a20%
-
a21
26c
Nov
Feb
16
16
1
17
Oct
33%
34
175
30
Jan
34
Aug
22
22
1,064
22
May
30
Feb
Mar
Jan
Mining
Aconic
Stocks—
Mining Corp
Lead-
Anacon
Metals
Ltd
Mining
(19371
Red
Lake
Co
Gold
2.30
2.45
6,150
1.37 July
3.35
3.30
3.50
7,300
2.25
10c
9c 10%c
25,500
1
66c
Ltd
1
Ltd
Iron
2.45
*
1
Corp
__L_
Corp
Mines
Sulphur &
Beatrice
1
Mines
Sulphur
1
Mines
__
30c
EXCHANGE
Ltd—_1
5c
Belville Gold Mines Ltd
1
33c
Bobjo
EXCHANGE
1
Mines
Bonville
EXCHANGE
Boreal
ST. WEST. MONTREAL
PL-9501
Ltd
Gold
Rare
Brilund
Mines
Metals
Bouscadillac
Gold
Mines
Brunhurst
Offices.
Calllnan
Ltd
vtc
Ltd
Flow
ST. JOHNS. P.Q.
Cassiar
Celta
Mines—1
&
Chibougamau
Corp Ltd
Mining Co Ltd—
Explorers
45c
Ltd
1.04
Oct
1,500
11c
Nov
25c
Feb
2,900
30c
Nov
90c
Aug
7c
Jan
8,000
4c
34c
16,800
30c
Oct
84c
Feb
a32c
200
35c
July
39c
Jan
4c
17c
19c
2.65
2.75
8,20o
7c
5%c
7c
11,500
3%c
2.00
2.00
300
1.60
Sep
20%c
21c
9,00o
15c
3,500
1.10
Jan
6,000
20c
20c
21c
Ltd—1
—
3.30
3.30
20o
70c
53c
77c
70,715
7.05
12c
7.05
14c
65c
67c
4
4
4
1
,
—
13%c
—
Feb
5c
30c
a32c
17c
—
Apr
11c
35c
2.75
—
May
11c
•
Mines
Asbestos
Dev
48,400
Nov
5.70 July
20c
30c
4
1
Carnegie Mines Ltd
Chibougamau
80c
2.45
Apr
Oct
1
1
Ltd
Campbell
__
66c
8c
1
Ltd
Mines
Flin
Ltd
Mines
TROIS-RIVIERES
SHERBROOKE
200
1.05
4
Trans Mountain Oil
Woods
a__
OfHART
STOCK
21%
1.05
29
__
Ltd
375
a9%
__•
4
Industries
150
10
24%
Jan
Aug
47%
,
5
common
24%
21%
110%
23
110% 110%
21%
1st pfd_100
a__
1,465
10
__
cum
2
24%
24%
__
4
a3.50
23%
4
28%
a3.50
__
24%
25
Oct
13%
2.50
28%
4
3.75
100
al4%,
8%
3.00
5
Sep
Jan
Jan
28
4.85
__
•
Feb
10%
__
*
1.00
a4.25
25%
al4%
10
98
Mar
19%
__
L_
1
com
Sangamo Co Ltd
1181 St. Catherine Street West, Montreal
175
68
a4.25
19%
4-
_1
Class
Russell
Athona
47
5
29
98
common—*
Ltd
Pr
Rights
Atlas
Dage
65%
a40c
28
28
4
Quebec Telephone Corp
Newfoundland
Nov
21
Jan
Ltd
Power Corp oi Can 67a
Mar
50
Branch
15% Mar
Feb
Mills
15
265
Telephone
300
Apr
Feb
40c
—
Rice
34
44.
STOCK
21
85/a
25
23
common
95
10
13%
CANADIAN
Sep
Sep
Sep
10
18%
97
27%
276 ST. JAMES
4%
20%
59
Ltd
Apr
48
STOCK
100
300
a40c
__
•
Apr
226
14%
TORONTO
5%
21%
-
1,520
of Can
Ltd
Jan
44
MONTREAL
Jan
65%
Pow Co Ltd
12%
48
SAVARD
Jun
77
*
(Walter M)
Corporation
Mount
Ascot
MEMBERS:
23
Aug
♦
Investment
89
30
27%
*
Feb
Nov
20
65
A
Aug
44
•
35%
Mar
*
Power
Sep
Feb
40
*
:
l—
25
2.25
26
a24
,
Jan
12% Nov
26%
Ltd
Co
Distilleries
of
Sep
26%
Nov
common
Utilities
Mexican Light &
Preferred
Aug
48
a91
5
42%
Sep
12%
Jan
Apr
Sep
31%
a74
24
100
!
Nov
Nov
Sep
Apr
20
13%'
133
20
a65
21%
.
24%
1,440
5
40%
31%
24
1,591
a21 % a21%
133
28 %
5%
Mar
Apr
July
80c
Moore
30
24'A
125
a65
__
1.15 Mar
27
19
250
12%
28
__
a45
22 %
12%
'
8 % Mar
,
38%<;Jan
a45
22 %
__
21%
100
Canadian
Lowney Co
Jan
400
class
Corp
Goodyear Tire & Rubber
Lakes
Oct
1,000
'
Interprovincial
Oct
25
Jan
136
a
7%
80c
25
1.15
Jan
14
20%
10
25
Aug
93
38%
33
qoi
1.15
52
33
38%
550
80c
4,562
__
45
14
,
8.00
Sep
25
Oct
93
34%
7%
Jun
9.00
3.75 Jan
1.15
Mar
441
Feb
4
Ltd
27
73
Aug
42
2.50 Mar
4,729
4
48
32%
98'A
910
1
A
65%
35%"
,
3.25
4
Shops
95
Jun
Jan
4.05 May
Feb
Jan
31%
100
24'A
24
35
3.25
40'A
12%
^
25
-
a50
Feb
5%
15
Jan
32
a80c
__
pfd
1,980
68 %:
Jan
20
of
Power
75
20
30%
*
—
class
Manufacturing
Motor
3,40
36 %
a6%
094
,
__
*
33%%
68
Nov
2.75
2.75
•
Minnesota & Ontario Paper Co__^
Montreal Island Power Co—
a50
31 'A
.
75
Sep
36%
Feb
27% Mar
Sep
3.60
a67/a
__
Jan
Jun
1,070
63%
32
12%
-
39%
50
preferred
Jan
600
26%
20
_'_100
150
40
Linoleum
Candy
Grain
10%
125
30%
35
—•
303
31%
:
Steel
Products
Farmer
38
12'
:
al50
a
1,206
3.95
12%
*
Frere Limitee
Kootenay Power 77c
Oct
46
8
__
5
Corp
class A
Dominion Engineering Works
Dominion Magnesium
Oct
10%■
a22
'
37%
3.95
12%
__
#
Consolidated
May
23% Oct
1,075
13%:
a32% a32%'
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5% ;-pfd—
see
Ltd
Consolidated Bakeries of. Canada
*
Consolidated Div Standard Sec cl A—"
Arnora
footnotes
"
common
Alcohols
Jan
18%
35
63
«
100
Enterprises
Commercial
Oilcloth
15%
150
26
1
class A—14
Preferred
Combined
Federal
10
com_"___*
Steel Co of Canada common
Fnr
*
common
u
Structural
200
44
13%
——100.
QUEBEC
*
■_,
Dominion
'
—
Co
Ltd
B
Dominion
1,400
24
a24
50
—T—
Simpsons
8outham
53 %
14
Advertising
Class
Feb
18%
8,622
__
50
Canada
common
Sons
Feb
*
Lumber Co
14% Sep
f9
Mar
Apr
18%
a74
common.4
Power
trust ctfs—
(H)
50
*
July
18%
Jan
28%
45
50
1,255
13%
.
pfd—_——100
preferred
Breweries
Voting
Simon
of
May
Investments
Western
Eastern Steel
24
a21%
*
'•
preferred
Sherwiri Williams
Sicks*
&
18
450
Jan
26
93.
common——•
preferred
4 % 7c
B
Jan
Feb
29%
12%
225*
a9.
47
32%
.
—*
4%%
16
Jan
85
18
Canadian
Crown
28%"
13'/2.
—!—-100
——
Corp
170
al7%
18
32%
8%
—
•
Power
Nov
al7al7%
*
Jan
49% Mar
Nov
•'*
14%
12
24
*
Paper common
Lawrence
38
class A
Industries
Southern Canada
St
Nov
Jun
13%
Oct
7%
35
;—•
4
preferred
Saguenay
38
85%
50
Apr
Jun
15
__
_*
Transport
Royalite Oil Co
97%
47
72
3.75
28
41% *
33
!_—*
Power
Rolland
47c
Ltd
Co
Sep
100
38
13%
24%
a7%
—
1!
Company
preferred
Provincial
45
49%
38
3.45
Nov
13%
20
—*
:__—:
of Canada———i&
90
49%
38
13 %
Jan
30
63'A
—T——*
common
Power Corp
90
49%
Jan
Jan
Mar
3.75
29% Mar
al4
26%
♦,
Placer Development.—
Price
12
__
Products.
Tubes'
Page-Hersey
Penmans
Sep
13%
.
,
7
70%
56
21%
18%
—
2,890
9%
10%
46'A
v;' '
'
8
31%
8%
*
Canadian Silk Products Corp
Great
—_j,——100
8%
High
25
Oct
Jun
850
12,
—•
common
-
8%
■_*
B
Canadian Marconi Co
Melchers
Ogilvie
Apr
Low
July
Oct
25%
—'
Oct
7
Catelli Food Products class A
Claude Neon General
Sep
37 Vr
1,110
—'
•
21
4,755
8
47%
29
—
;—4
1
Ltd—.
785
8%
57
•18%
27%
47
____4
23 %
7%
75
27o
270
28'A
:
23%
__
2,600
1,930
84%
1834
'
High
62
6,253
a7%
—
2—5
Niagara Wire Weaving
Mines
Canadian
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
Ltd
General
Shares
10%
39
a8%
44
_5
corn.
:
National Steel Car_________
Noranda
Canadian
for Week
10%
56
20%"
142% 142%f
25%
Par
Malting Co Ltd
Vinegars
Sales
Range
61%
Apr
al7 al7%
"
Week's
of Prices
Last
62
Mar
14%
,
.
10%
40
;
Exchange
Funds
•
:
7
f
—,
-
Canadian Westinghouse Company Ltd_*
18
8%
.
.4-
.
Drug &
Preferred
May
23
July
Mar
.
40
*
Chemical
■
National
July
36
36% Mar
Oct
-
Mar
18%
=—•
4
_
32
Jan
Sugar
Canada Packers Ltd
36%
28 %
__
Dominion
Feb
29%
27%
18%
—"
Telegraph
Nov
Jan
31%
<■
class
Feb
16
■
Ltd
12%
33
__
*
Locomotive
Montreal
26
28%
715
preferred
Co
&
$1.40
Montreal
-
27%
al3%
—__4
*
Breweries
2nd
&
53
5
al7
*
—
Ou_
(Robt).
Jan
593
common
Oct
changed to
Mitchell
2,032
36
1st preferred
Oct
6.95
56
•
3
___
Mar
32
Pulp & Paper
Development Co
Company
conv
Canada
350
38
.
Froutenac
Mar
42
26
i
.
May
950
21
4
priority—-
Oct
42
May
35%
Friday
46
Apr
Jan
34
20%
'
r
*
Massey-Harris-Ferguson
McColl
Molson
17
210
14%
—*
Export class B__
Corp
Massey-Harris
36
39
25%
Sale Price
Burns
38
54%
29
\
f
•
Ltd
Mailman
31
Jan
38% May
30%
STOCKS
19% Aug
20
Aug
36
27%
,
.
Lewis
Apr
al7%'
;
__
Candy
Mar
26
1
36
Lake
Secord
23
29 % Mar
32
$5
a'l7%
of the Woods common
V.
28%
7%
preferred
;
______100
142%
Lang & Sons Ltd (John A)„+
Laura
Jan
Jan
18%
25
35%
Brown
350
82
4
—
Feb
7% May
10
Oct
39
5,660
38
5
com
(John)
75
Mar
48%
33
*■
._2
*
828
41
Jan
20
Mar
6
703
41%
41
8%
a96
5
Ltd
36
40%
__
5
1
55%
Corp com
■»
35%
40%
♦
37%
20%
Lines
Public Service
35%
Anglo-Nfld
Feb
36
2,145
'
.»
41
85
Jan
23 %
__
25
Pipe
a7%
560
103
32 %.
al7%
•
.
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21'A
Anglo-Canadian
a96
__
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4
Jan
28%
Jan
31%
.
37%
25
Ltd
4.
23%
;
__
33
_100
common
International Utilities
Jamaica
Apr
42%
1,204
10%
-
pfd
Co
283A
10%
*
common
International
28'A
,__
40
Intercolonial Coal common.!
18%
21
17
14% Mar
>■
20
40
10%
30
preferred
Preferred
99%
363
17%
7.00/7.00
_______100
$2.00
Interprovincial
10
a44
28%
common-4
*
25
Canadian Stock
Canada
Corp
19%
6.75
10
—
67% Mar
32%
.
*
_____
Acceptance
preferred
Sep
21%
10
Royal
$3.00
Imperial Tobacco of Canada common-5
47c
preferred
t
.25
International
Sep
Sep
15
47%
________
or
Canadienne
Commerce
Oct
54 %
122
35
41
Industrial
Aug
4.25
28%
6.00 July
100
a44
Ltd
50
500
28%.
45 % Mar
48%
_____50
(Nickel
111
Jan
July
35%"
17%
International
Jan
4.95
31
100
.
100
19%
$5.00
-
48%
20
Oil
Mar
565
5.00
22 V* Mar
Apr
35%
17%
Imperial
lull
100
■
Bay Mining & Smeltlng_;.____*
Oil
1
Husky
110
al5% al5%
•
____;
16
48%
19%
Canadian
*
preferred
15
Jan
"20%
___4
$2.00
Jan
12% July
43% Jan
4.90
19%
10
Jan
17%
400
50
__—
Hudson
11%
125
Jan
13% July
2,390
21
5
;
common
625
Feb
12%
14%
15%
.____4
common
23
Jun
15
___100
Hamilton Bridge
Smith Paper
11
21
100
pfd inc 1927
Howard
18
935
1
21
_____4
—
&
1.227
Mar
15%
3
Wares
21
•
1
Steel
Scotia
Toronto
Aug
20
13
100
0
;
13
'
Montreal
Nova
Sep
Jan
48'A
4.90-
__25
2.80
135
12%
10
;
Sep
Feb
13
10
preferred
23%
12%
__
common
125
High
Jan
Jan
Oct
20%
„•
common
Ltd
Goodyear Tire 4%
,
5,395
20
1
__ ___
Motors
General
R3«
71/2
Dynamics
General
Jan
i0i/8
common
Bakeries
General
Nov
*
common
preferred
General
,,.5%
Ltd
Low
Aug
May
14% Aug
70
77/«
'■*
5
48%
•
;
Banks—
100
135
13
*
Sep
1
Heating Products
Players Canadian Corp
Fraser
Zellers Limited
Lt<?
30
al8al8%
135
#
20
Corp
&
Famous
Wilsils
Winnipeg ^Central Gas
15
__
pfd
Oct
Sep
20
•
•
A
5%
14%
3,775
8%
2.00
__
14
Feb
a31
■%
-
13%
2,800
135
*
-
Aug
14
12%
a?T
ny/
.
985
2.56
•
Leaseholds
Mar
12
23%
2.52
'«
;
Gooderham & Works
57
»
Co class
Walker
Western
247
__
Ltd
Jan
Aug
70
•__
23%
2.55
100
1
Cotton
65
23%
Dominion Textile common
13
13%
Aug
12% Mar"
4%
Wabasso
70
*
common
preferred
High
23'%
•
Tuckett Tobacco 7%
United Steel Corp
Range Skiee Jan. 1
Low
•
Oils
13%
*
Chemical
Preferred
Jan
Ltd
Shares
Nov
84
Triad
430
4
...
28%
Stores
141/.
.
Coal
for Week
of Prices
Par
Thrift
141/.
20
&
Oct
Oct
8%
8
•
Steel
Dominion
10 %
Jan
18
al4
Oct
69%
125
al4
July
24%
.
350
a4 60
10%
Jan
197
9
•
Dominion
Jun
8,835
741/
25
Sales
Range
Sale Price
?
High
Feb
Week's
Last
-
141/4
4
preferred
28s/8
43
ZI
35
21%
20
34 go
4
—
Low
a9%
27%
74
__4
__
6
Friday
1,075
28%
common
Dumimun Foundries & Steel
Dominion Glass common
7%
10
g3/4
__
2
preferred
NOVEMBER
STOCKS
175
•
67c
Dominion
5%
24%
25
Bridge
Dominion
ENDED
Rarage Since Jan. 1
High
24 %
ga4
♦
r—
Distillers
Low
24%
4
B
WEEK
,
•
A
FOR
for Week
Sales
,^00
53,500
1,200
4%c
2.15
Jan
Apr
4.00 Mar
Oct
22c
'
Feb
2.08 Aug
Oct
46c
Apr
17%c
Oct
21c
Nov
2.30
Jan
4.50 Mar
Apr
1.50
50c
Feb
9.40 Mar
6.00
Sep
6%c
Jan
21c
60c
Sep
1.35
Sep
Jan
44
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1808)
Monday, November 9, 1958
...
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Canadian Stock Exchange
Cobalt
Cons
Mining
—
—
.—
—
Consolidated Candego Mines Ltd
Consolidated
Golden
Arrow
Low
500
9c
__
1.50
300
16c
2,100
65c
500
50c
1.40
Jan
1.75 July
Oct
38c
Oct
6 VaC
Phillips
Oil
lor Week
Shares
Low
-—1
Range Since Jan. 1
High
9-00
91c
1.10
a55c
Low
O
9.00
—
6.90
High
Mar
13
Sep
OO
80c
Sep
2.25
Feb
a60c
400
47c
Sep
1.68
Jan
95c
95c
1,000
95c
Nov
1.82
34c
33Vac
34c
11,900
23c
Sep
1
1.01
87c
1.03
451,088
82c
Oct
1.03
1
90c
86c
90c
10,755
64c
Sep
1.70 May
•
70c
1
91c
1
„
1
Co
95c
r—<
O
Jan
7434c
Oct
Ltd
Pacific Petroleums
Sales
Range
Par
High
Sep
Week's
of Prices
Last
\
Sale Price
14c
Apr
12c
65c
1.48
1
—
_
9c
6
Range Since Jan. 1
High
1.48
1
—
NOVEMBER
STOCKS
16c
1
ENDED
Friday
Shares
9c
— .-.
-
WEEK
for Week
Low
Par
Ltd
Mines
Range
Sale Price
FOR
Sales
of Prices
Last
stocks
Citra-Lartic
Week's
Friday
(Cont.)
Feb
Quebec Oils Development
'
Cortez
3 Vac
—
3,000
8 Va C
2,000
15%
1
Co
3 Vac
8c
1
Ltd—.
Explorations
Cournor Mining
15%
210
1V2C Oct
6c
15V2C Mar
Sep
Stanwell
Dominion
Donalda
0
Ltd..
Mines
Ltd
1
East Sullivan Mines Ltd
68c
44,600
58 Vac
58 %c
62c
10,000
4.25
4.25
4.35
425
1.47
1.57
8,000
_
—
Eastern Metals Corp
30c
1
1
Ltd—
Mines
Asbestos
Mines
..
Ltd
1
_
—
Nov
15%
30c
4.10
Trican
Tri-'ior
6.70
Oct
Jan
Jun
Jan
2.40 Mar
Feb
Fab
Metal
1
Mines
Iron
Mines
God's
Lake
Goldale
Gold
Mines
3,500
50c
Sep
1.53
500
3c
Jun
7c
Oct
1.64 May
4.90
700
4.35
Sep
9.25
Co—-.
Oil
Westburne
—
Homestead
Oils
Ltd
—10c
Ltd
Oils
Territories
70c
70c
5,600
65c
Oct
79c
79c
17,000
59c
Sep
2IV2C
22c
DUO
21 Vac
Nov
44c
44c
1,000
35Vac
Sep
„
_lc
—
_1
—
900
8.00
Sep
IIV4
98c
800
79c
Apr
33c
34c
6,000
33c
Nov
51c
1
9.35
9.35
500
3.95
Jan
13'/a
Gold
Hollinger
Mines
Gold
Cons
16c
17c
1,500
15c
Sep
19c
Sep
13
Hudson-Rand
Gold
-
.
Mines
Mines
13%
l,39o
11 Va
Oct
15%
ll'/ac 11 Vac
1,275
11c
Sep
18c
Ltd——_
Jan
Jan
-r'«-
-
Ltd..
Ltd
-1
_
Toronto Stock
1.29 Mar
May
Iso
Mining & Dev
Uranium
Co
_
—
1.95
—1
Mines.
Mines
Jardun
Mines
40 %c
Ltd
2.10
2,900
48c
Jan
5.20
Apr
45c
40'4 c
18,600
30c
Sep
1.85
Feb
9c
Aug
24c
Feb
14c
Sep
50c
May
Oct
43c
Nov
Oct
12c
Jan
voting
Lead
Zinc
&
14c
12,805
20c
20c
8,100
43c
43c
500
1
6 '/a c
1
1
trust
Ltd
Kayrand Ming Devi Co Ltd
Kenmayo Yukon Mines Ltd
Kontiki
13c
1
1
1
1
Ltd
Mines
Mines—.
—
26 VaC
Va c
6,000
5)/aC
6c
2,500
4 Vac
47c
48c
4,000
47c
7
6c
Oct
Jan
14c
Oct
48c
Oct
|
Mining
Lalayette
Asbeslos
Landover
&
Explor
Mines
Co
8.10
1
Oils
Lavalie Mines
Ltd
17c
1
Lingside Copper Mining Co
Louvicourt Goldfields Ltd
Ltd
17,800
15c
25c
32c
20c
69,500
5'/2C
1
8.10
20c
1
Ltd
11c
58,500
100
6.15
Sep
10%
12c
Sep
70c
Jan
15c
Nov
45c
Aug
5c
Oct
12c
Jan
4c
4c
4»/4c
5,000
3Vac
16c
14c
17c
3,500
12c
69c
1
69c
Feb
9VaC
Feb
25c
Sep
Sep
Par
&
Power
Mackeno
1
Ltd
Mines
Marbenor
Ltd...
Mines
Malartic
Mines
69c
Nov
New
New-Delhi
Uranium
Mines
Voting
1.10
*
Jan
5 V4%
2nd
54
53%
54
325
51 Va
Sep
69'/a
Jan
10%
11%
350
10
Oct
14%
Jan
American
1
500
23c
Oct
41c
Mar
1,000
4c
Aug
8c
2.30
2.38
1,200
Oct
4.45
Apr
1
68c
68c
1,000
Sep
1.30
Feb
Anglo-Canadian
1.50
1.68
Nov
Jan
Feb
Apex
54c
Aug
10c
July
36c
22c
July
54c
2.14
2.01
2.20
63,190
65c
Jun
22c
22c
1,000
20c
Sep
6 %c
6 Vic
6 %c
14,385
Mines.
1
.
Oils
♦
Ltd
50c
20 Vac
1
—.
Mining Corp
17c 20'/a c
2.70
*
Mines
Nudulaina
2.70
1
Mines
Obalski
(1945)
Ontraio
Pyrites
Cons
18c
3,000
14c
69c
6,500
60c
14c
20c
5,500
14c
1.10
1.10
1,000
1.20
1.22
650
Ltd..
«
Preston
Dredging
Prime
East
1.10
Mines
Dome
Quebec Yellowknife Gold Mines
Quemont Mining Corp
Standard
1,000
5c
Jan
1.84
Jun
Steeloy
Mining
9Vac
1,500
82c
4,500
65c
July
12c
1,000
12c
Sep
18c
21c
20,100
4 VaC
2,500
3 V2c
200
15%
95c
1.10
20,500
1.53
1.53
800
10c
12c
6,500
__
1.38
Oct
7c
Jan
25c
Oct
Jan
7c
22
Amurex Oils
Jan
1.45 May
■
Feb
3.40
t
20c
Sep
Mar
4.60
2,500
53c
60c
24,050
40c
May
63c
Jan
31c
32c
3,308
30c
Oct
50c
Mar
7c
7c
1,000
7c
Apr
14c
7V2C July
16c
Feb
...
«...
11c
11c
14c
143,500
6.80
6.50
6.95
2,400
1
20c
20c
22c
3,000
Mines
2.01
2.10
600
1
10c
10c 10 VaC
8,100
•
18c
17c 19 Vac
81,800
Ltd
3.80 Aug
5.80
20c
9.70
Oct
47c
Nov
2.00
Jan
5.80
2.99
Oct
8c
12V4C
39c
Sep
1.10
Oct
1
17 %c
15c
19c
23,715
6c
l
1.29
1.18
1.30
6,400
80c
Trebor Mines Ltd
Sep
1
20c
22,000
10c
Sep
46c
Nov
38c
United
Asbestos
*
;
Corp Ltd
15c
36c
1
35c
38c
36,415
Mines
_
Weeden Pyrite & Copper
Wendell Mineral Products Ltd
Western Tungsten
2.55
3.75
5,500
1.00
94c
1.07
103,445
*
Ltd
Violamac
2.65
1
United Montauban Mines
Ventures
1.35
Sep
2.80
Feb
2.25
2.20
2.40
2,600
1.45
2.40
Nov
2.25
Jan
2.05
2.05
100
28c
32c
2,360
35
36'/a
920
47 Va
47
48
4%
23%
23%
1st pfd_25
100
Oct
1.45
Oct
Jun
28c
Jan
43c
Jan
49 V2
■
Jan
31
Oct
2,b33
41%
Apr
53 Va
140
21%
Apr
24
Jan
May
104 Va July
103 Va
103Va
104
17c
17c
500
15c
Oct
•
28c
24 % c
28c
11,300
21c
Sep
54c
Jan
50c
85c
83c
85c
4,700
60c
Jun
99c
Aug
23c
23c
10.800
16c
Sep
40c
Jan
13%
13%
9.15 Mar
20 '
Apr
,v 2.26 Apr
5V2C Sen
21c
—1
Ltd
1
16 %
15%
16'/4
2.25
2.35
1
1
class
A
1
—
Lead
100 % May
281
Corp
13Va
13 Va
110
29c
4,500
Jan
30c
8.25
Jan
Jun
14 V4
Aug
27 Vac
30c
2,000
12c
13c
12,104
10c
4%c
5V2C
4,700
4c
24c
22c
26c
33,300
1.00
1.00
300
23c 25 Vac
9c
1.00
23c
*
11%
11%
12
100
83 Va
83 Va
83 Va
65
9c 10%C
24,000
common—
1
—
1
22c
11,600
9
645
78
8c
6V2C
215,100
15 Va
125
8 Vac
8V2C
11c
81,800
-14%
14%
14%
2,515
12%
1
19c
18c
20c
3,000
11c
19c
B
10
Steels
—
18c
70c
1
class
(1937)
Yellowknife
10,200
79c
15%
•
Mines
19c
65c
15 Va
1
Corp
Hardware
Aug
Jan
35c
30c
35c
Apr
,
Jan
Jun
30c
Oct
1.65
Jan
Feb
Nov
Nov
4.80 Mar
60c
Oct
1.07
600
13%
Sep
24%
Jan
4,800
1.38
Jan
3.25
Apr
2.55
37c
86,000
26c
Sep
1
21c
20c
27c
14,600
20c
Oct
Copper Mines Ltd—1
1:09
1.05
1.14
9,800
1.00
Oct
Nov
66%c Mar
43c
4.40
Jan
Jan
Sep
12 Va
1.00
1
"
5.70 July
4.75
5c
common
Metals
Atlas
7,835..
29c
Armistice
Atlas
8c
5.50
12 Vac
Preferred
Athona
-
7c
5.40
13 Va
Arjon Gold
Ashdown
9,600
7c
1
Argus Corp
Ascot
3.45
700*
5.50
_
Aquarius Porcupine
Argan
3.30
3.40
Oil
Cons Resources
Oct
80c
Jun
30c
Jan
Sep
10c
Feb
42c
Aug
Jan
1.25
Oct
Oct
85
May
16c
Jan
Jan
30c
Jan
Aug
1.06
Oct
Oct
8c
Feb
12%
Oct
40c
Oct
Jan
55c
Sep
15
Feb
19
Feb
Oct
23%
Jan
Feb
26c
Jun
Atlin-Rulfner
1
12c
12c
15c
44.880
7c
Jun
25c
Oct
1
6%c
6c
7c
36,500
6c
Sep
11c
Jun
1
26 Vac
24c
Apr
1
12c
Mines
Aumacho
Auto
Electric
Class
common
30c
47.064
10c
Sep
61c
13c
13,600
10 'Ac
Oct
25c
2.40
2.40
200
2.05
Sep
3.10
Jan
6
Mines
Gold
11 VaC
1
River
Aumaque
Aunor
8
8 Vs
180
7%
Aug
9%
Apr
7'/2
Oct
9%
Apr
Va
50
13 %c
13c
14c
24,650
9V2c
Oct
61c
Apr
1
17c
17c
20c
16,500
12c
Sep
42c
Feb
1
3.10
3.10
3.25
2,520
2.95
Sep
5.80
50c
2.00
2.00
2.05
2,400
1.76
Sep
3.00 July
6V2C
6 VaC
2,900
"
j
Mines
Ltd
Bagamac Mines
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas class A
Oil
Bankfield
Bank
of
Consolidated
8
8'/a
1
,
1
6%c
12c
Oct
Barnat
Barvue
10
Co
Metals
Baska
1,130
31 "A
Jan
36
Oct
41V2
737
38
Oct
42
Mar
2.25
2.25
2.25
158
1.80
Jan-
2.50
1.12
1.17
3,700
1.05
Jan
1.55
Apr
1.80
1.75
1.90
3,970
1.55
Oct
4.20
Jan
1.43
1.40
1.43
2,100
1.30
Jan
1.63
Sep
_
Ltd—
_
1
_
«
Ltd
_
Ltd
Power
15c 16 %c
14,100
14c
Sep
43c
43c
48c
23,400
31c
Sep
18 Vac
18c
20c
6,400
17c
Sep
49c
Jan
Oct
45
Jan
49c
Jan
«
_
class
*
A
9.950
19c
1
80c
7,000
60c
—25
39
38%
39 Vs
15.775
18c
19c
5,500
15c
Sep
3.2d
4.75
7,260
2.40
Jun
55C
55c
3,300
40c
Oct
31c
35c
13,900
30c
Sep
He
12c
5.700
7%c
Oct
30c
6 Vac
6c
7 VaC
17.200
5 VaC
Sep
14c
Jan
32 Vac
32c
36c
18,600
19c
Jan
57C
Mar
17c 19 VaC
62,200
2%c
Quebec
Beta
Gamma
Bevcourt
Blbis
_
1
__
1
_
Mines J
Bidgood Kirkland
Bobjo
4.25
Mines
Gold
Yukon
31
20c
85c
Mines
Mines
Belleterre
265~
19c
80c
1
Lodge Uranium
Telephone
Bellekeno
40
40
1.10 May
19 VBC
Beattie-Duquesne
Beaver
Bell
32c
1
-
12c
__
Mines
35
r.
Sep
Sep
-
Sep
2.10
40
72c
4.75
72c
1.00
Gold
_
_
_______
—
1
19C
Jan
Antone
Co
Petroleums
Ltd
•
Ltd
1
Bailey Selburn Oils & Gas class
A
Calgary & Edmonton Corp
Canada
Oils
Canada
Southern
Canadian
Central
Lands
Leduc
_»
Oils
Oils
5.50
9.80
30c
22,200
3.15
—
500
27 Vac
29c
5.50
3.25
500
3.05
8.10
Ltd
9.80
9.80
300
•
3.25
3.40
400
—_l
Ltd
Oils
Admiral
1
5.50
8.40
8.40
100
35c
37c
1,000
1.85
1.86
*
Ltd_
—
*
__
1,800
4.80
24c
2.40
6.00
25c
1.45
Oct
8.15
Jan
Sep
80c
Jan
Sep
5.90
13%
1
1
9 %c
Bralorne
•
10,200
52,500
7%c
3.00
1.00
8 VaC
5.10
95c
Sep
4.25
Jan
Jan
1
35c
37c
2.000
30c
Sep
96c
Mine
Brlasaman
__
_
Petroleums
1
3.15
3.15
3.25
325
1.25
1.25
1.25
200
47c"
48c
4,600
39c
July
80c
Jan
•
1.60
1.60
1.70
1,000
50c
50c
700
4.00
4.00
200
Gairdner S
Jan
48c
Del Rio Producers
Empire
Oils'
Federated
Gaspe Oil
&
Ltd
Minerals——
Petroleums
Ltd
Ventures Ltd
:
1
—
•
93c
95c
1,200
75c
20c
19c 20%c
3,500
15c
7.75
Jasper Oil Corp
National
Ltd
Petroleums
Corp
New Continental Oil Co
see
page 47.
r-*—
'
1,875
3.45
4,400
26c
--
7.85
3.35
3.40
...
Por footnotes
3.40
95c
1
Home Oil Co Ltd
Oils
45c
Sep
Oct
Sep
26c
4,500
1.78
1.80
~~ "1.200
80c
81c-'
9,600
Oct
Oct
3.70
Apr
Jan
1.18
Feb
1.90
Jan
Gompanij Inc.
Street, New York 5, N. Y.
Jan
7.50
40 Wall
—
WHitehall 4-5335
Jan
Canadian
Gairdner & Company
Limited
6.00
Sep
3.10
23c
Jan
July
13.25
Jan
Sep
3.70
Sep
Sep
55c
Jan
.1.75 Jan
74c.
2.55
Affiliates
Gairdner, Son&Company
Sep
2.99
Jan
1.52
Jan
Association of Canada
Members: The Toronto
Stock Exchange
Investment Bankers Association
Montreal Stock Exchange
Canadian Stock Exchange
Members: The Investment Dealers'
Wire system to all offices
Feb
Sep
Sep
Jan
25c
Jan
5.25
of America
Gateway Oils Ltd
Jet
1.20
Sep
Jan
1.08
18c
Jan
Sep
1
—
Sep
12% Mar
Consolidated Allenbee Oil & Gas__
Oils
Sep
Jan
Oct
Sep
Consolidated
Cordasun
8c
10c
8%C 10% C
10c
Boymar
Jan
Sep
Jan
Nov
20c
'
Bordulac
Oil
Feb
Jun
Jan
Stocks—
Anglo-Canadian
Feb
16 %c
•
.
Mines
Bathurst
43c
Oct
*
Mining
Uranium
Petroleums
Bata
36
41
1.15
_
36
«
Traction
36
4lV2
Mines
Mines
Barymin
Jan
Jan
10
Montreal
Bank of Nova Scotia
Barcelona
Feb
1
A
Bonville
Oil
Apr
Apr
27c
Oct
Aubelle
Base
Tiblemont Goldfields Ltd
Ltd
Feb
J
Tobrit Silver Mines
Mines
Sep
1.09
Feb
4.55
Tazin
Uddlen
1.65 Mar
75c
Petroleums
Banff
31c
__
Anchor
Avillabona
Nov
95c
Jan
55 Vac
Tache Lake Mines Ltd
Mines
1.54
Oct
1.09
Feb
21c
Sep
16%
May
21c
Jan
4'/4C
-1
Cons
8c
16%
Ltd.
Sudbury Contact Mines Ltd
Sullivan
8c
Oct
3.90 Aug
8Vac Oct
81c
*
Ltd...
Corp
3.05
12c
1
(1944)
Mines
Gold
3.90
1,000
20c
May
Jan
2.70
1
Mines
Mines
25c
Feb
2.65
9V4C
Jan
Jan
3.50
81c
Jan
1.03 May
2.00
6 Vac
.1
Gold
4.20
77c
2.15
.1
Royran Gold Fields Ltd.
20VaC Nov
Oct
3.35
1
Siscoe
Oct
1,100
10,300
32c
Area Mines
Sep
1
Mines
Mar
Sep
1.00
95c
6 Vac
1,602
Feb
18c
Aug
a
1
;
66c
Oct
1
Ltd
Quebec Chibougamau Gold Fields
1
Quebec Copper Corp
l
Quebec Labrador Development
...1
Quebec Smelting & Refining Ltd
1
Stadacona
400
18c
___l
Ltd
Gold
Porcupine
2.75
2.90
9%c July
2.50 Jun
65c
Opemiska Copper Mines (Quebec) Ltd.l
Pato
34,600
1.68
Oct
6c
1
Ltd
Co
80c
91c
1.25
Ankeno Mines
l
1.25
60c
6,000
Nubar
6,300
89c
1.19
Anglo-Huronian
Anglo Rouyn Mines
Feb
Jun
Jan
Ltd.-l
Feb
10
8V4 May
89c
36 Va
Yellowknife
28c
2,000
Ltd
1.04
Feb.
27c
"
110
_1
Petroleums
4%c
8,900
Normetal
Leduc
28c
11c
Mines
95c
Aug
Sep
13c
48c
1.24
*
Amalgamated Larder
4%c
a25c
Nocana
9
102
1
American Nepheline
•
9
18 Va Mar
+
Oct
13c
•
preferred-
American
Feb
7% Mar
Jan
1,125
9
98c
16 Va
97
10
20,525
17c 17 Vic
17 %c
99
15c
High
Oct
6
235
99
14c
«...
15c
•
Jan
11c
&
I8V4
Ltd
Aluminium
Sep
a24c
Mines
18
18
Low
•
42c
Ltd
Coal
1,350
*
35c
Nov
1
Santiago
6%
Cons
Sep
1
Pacific
6%
Algoma Steei
33c
Goldvue
New
6%
trust
Pacific
Alberta
27c
Fonnaque Mines Ltd
New
Feb
•
Distillers common
Alberta
1,000
New
"U" Island
26 Va
Jan
New
New Larder
Oct
Knife
11,000
:
Mines
22Va
Petroleums
33c
Ltd—
Ltd
1,735
*
Yellow
5
Mines
25%
common
1
Mines
Oct
25%
"
35c
Ltd
Bine
Calumet
15 Va
25%
Ajax Petroleums
Anacon
Nesbitt La
Apr
20
Oil
33c
Mining Corp of Canada Ltd
Mogador Mines Ltd
Monpas
1,000
12 V,
*
Akaitcho
Range Since Jan. 1
5,155
1
Agnew-Surpass
Shares
15'/a
100
&
for Week
High
A
Gas
Acme
Sales
Range
12 %
Preferred
30c
Mclntyre-Porcupine Mines Ltd
Jan
Low
Acadia-Uranium
30c
1
'
1.10
15 %
$1.50 preferred
Acadia-Atlantic
common
—1
J.
Mines
Jun
common—_•
Paper
Aluminum Co of Canada
hfaedonald
Week's
of Prices
Sale Price
Albermont
Labrador
Jan
Exchange
Last
STOCKS
Class
Jaculet
Joliet-Quebec
Jan
1.65
Canadian Funds
Abltihi
Inspiration
90c
32c
Feb
1
Petroleums
Jan
98c
Wilrich
Friday
Harricana
Nov
Feb
8.80
1
-
Jan
Jan
29c
8.60
Ltd—
Gunner Gold Mines Ltd
Feb
87c
Apr
3c
4.80
——
—
6,800
63c
4.80
_
*
Mines
39c
8.60
#
Mines
Gold
■
1
.....
•
Yellowknige
32c
60c
3c
•
(1945)
Frobisher Limited
Giant
39c
•
■
Fenimore
0
•
Ltd
Oils
Western
West
Fontana Mines
Oil
Petrol-Chemical
4.20
1.02
Sep
1.05
.
22% Mar
Nov
47c
Gas
&
Grass
Sweet
Dome
Oil
Number 5271... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Volume 178
(1809)
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Range
Sale Price
Par
Brazilian
Traction
ordinary...
100
Preferred
Brewls
Red
Brllund
Power
Reef
Class
14c
25,600
1.90
3.00
54,100
3.70
3.50
4.25
9,190
19
18%
19
5,895
Jan
Consolidated
Peak
Jan
Consolidated
Sep
Quebec
31
76
Feb
81
87
Jan
95%
Aug
50% July
57/a May
Consolidated
49
49
185
*
5%
514
51/3
3,835
com)..*
17%
17%
18'A
2,892
41c
40c
45c
19,000
2.17
2.20
7,150
Products
(new
1
1
2.19
12
11%
12
5.00
4.50
5.00
2,350
isc
17c
22c
93,650
12c
*
Ltd
13c
7,500
15% 19%c
16.550
1
1
Mining
1
Smelting
16c
1
Buffadison Gold
Ankerite
7%c
1
Canadian
*
183
480
15
47
Jan
4.60
Apr
17%
Oct
18%
Oct
32c
Sep
1.40
2.10
Sep
3.25
Feb
11%
Oct
4.50
•
9'Ac Sep
21c
Apr
May
15c
Sep
93c
13%
Nov
23%
Nov
63c
1,762
50 %c
Jan
13'Ac
23c
58,300
8%c
91,270
36%
435
10 %c
10%c
Hill
12c
15,500
15c
B
0
40
3,000
50
50
20
36
__
19%
50
•
*
16c
19%
__
Burlington Steel
Calder Bousquet
Calgary & Edmonton
Corby
Calmont
Feb
15c
1.05
Feb
Oct
35c
Calvan
Cons
40
297
34
Jan
Nov
10%c
34c
7%c Jan
17%
25c
30
Jan
40,800
7%c
445
7.50
Sep
Jun
14%
22c
124,925
15c
Jun
2,860
99c
Sep
2.12
30c
28c
32c
4,200
3.90
4.05
2,360
3.05
1
7.60
20c
2,500
Malting
Canada
Northern
7.70
1,100
2.90
600
398
72
28%
28
28%
140
19
19
19 %
1,275
Jan
2.90
80
19'
Canada
Oil
*
_
7.00
Jan
Oct
3.50
26%
'Permanent
Southern
class
ft
B
...
Mines
Mortgage
Del
Rio
Detta
Feb
10
July
3.40
1,700
2.40
Oct
&
Cable
class
5.05
Oils—
Feb
335
8.85
2.00
79
50
50
67
67
67
150
34c
36c
7,100
4.10
4.10
4.10
1,750
Bakeries
•
—
•
Canadian
e
12
___10
class
$1.00
A
._
_
31'A
preferred
1,600'
49
58
Canadian
Decaila
&
Devonian
Ltd
General
5.35
Sep
1.25
20%c
20%c
23c
5,350
20c
9%
9%
10%
480
8
Jun
__
8%
8%
25
8
Jan
Jun
Sep
*
12%
Western*
1
Dominion
Scottish
Dominion
Steel
30c
500
30c
July
1,000
7c
Oct
9c
9c
9%c
3,600
8c
Sep
15c
Feb
33c
33c
4,200
31c
May
50c
Sep
30%
31%
3.682
Sep
45c
61
61
12
'
Nov
76
9c
10c
1,500
8c
Sep
1,500
10c
__
11c
61
Tar
Malartic
Oil
_
_
Coal
11
Jan
19c
16%
190
12'A
Apr
16%
80c
2,500
70c
Sep
21c
24c
11,000
20c
Oct
1.60
1.69
6,850
18c
11,700
1.64
17c
17c
2.45
1.95
2.45
Oct
1.15
24
28%
Cos
4.50
4.70
15
1
—_
Oil
Dragon
Duvex
Oils
Oils
15%
30%
30%
675
Nov
4.25
Oct
7.75 Mar
Nov
22% Mar
Nov
27'A
Apr
5'A
5'A
5'A
50
14'A
14%
2,105
12
12%
1,360
46
46
50
43%
Jan
11%
12
1,170
10%
18
18 %
1,470
14
__
—
-
*
18'A
common...*
4%
Gas
Pacific
—
•
common
Malartic
—
Eastern
8%
1,750
20'A
25
7%
325
52c
62c
193,030
65
Oct
84
95c
Feb
2.85
725
11
Jun
14
Economic
July
Jun
33
23%
24
27
20
20
2,650
65
16%
24
Sep
Jan
19
7%
Oct
9
Apr
Sep
Jan
7%
Sep
2,100
30c
28c
27c
31c
16,650
25c
Oct
61c
84c
309,550
8%c
9c
2,600
1.67
34c
—
1
Mines
34c
34c
2.00
55,000
1.02
1.00
1.10
33,300
4.20
4.20
4.45
12,825
1-48
1.42
1.57
74,200
6
21c
2.00
Sep
20%
Feb
11
Jan
94c
May
96c
Jan
58c
Feb
89c
Oct
7'Ac
Sep
12c
1.45
Sep
3.15 Feb
1,400
Mines
!
*
5 'A
6
70c
July
Sep
45c
Jan
6.80
Jan
2.45 Mar
4%
Sep
5'A
June
6%
6
6%
650
10
24%
24%
24%
390
24
20
22%
22 %
22%
200
21
1
43c
40c
43c
4,600
Trust
1.65
Oct
Jan
4.10
_______8
Machine
Investment
Eddy Paper class A
Elder
El
20% Mar
Nov
21
18% Mar
125
31
Nov
34%
8
Sep
14
Jan
2.90
3.00
3.980
2.20
70c
1,566
50c
Jun
86c
Jan
21c
500
15c
Sep
31c
Jan
4.10
Sep
Glacier
Oct
Mar
8%
Apr
6% Mar
27 % Mar
23'A
Feb
47c
9,200
Jan
Fargo
49%
355
45
Jun
55
Feb
Federal
24
50
22
Jun
25
Mar
6 %
—
—
19%
6%
60
450
■
450
10
17
40c
19
%
515
41c
2,500
5%
416
Jan
8%
Jan
5
Oils
12%
460
2.00
1.000
100 100%
40
12
Federal
July
Federated
Jan
15% Mar
Sep
May
65c
Mar
21%
—
19
20%
150
19'
Mar
30c
32c
37,800
26c
Sep
70c
70c
74c
6,500
48c
15%
15%
15%
20'A
21%
1.80
21'A
4,823
•
*
A.
;
*
_—r
'
1.70
21'A
20
-
20
—
21'A
___—25C
class
Sep
Sep
1.00
Feb
1.55
Jan
21
1.70
20
25
26
26
365
755
7.739
13
Sep
18
Sep
Sep
19%
1.20
1,610
Jan
Jan
3.25 May
21%
Jan
27
Jan
24
Jan
21% July
Mar
15
1,450
237/b
25
13c
Nov
Oct
19,500
Jan
1
Mines
7'Ac
6%c
8'Ac
•
Petroleum
Iron
5c
3.95
3.85
4.05
7,725
—1
Kirkland
Fenimore
B warrants
12%
Feb
16c
Jan
July
55c
15c
Jan
Aug
30c
:_—1
Ltd.
Grain
23
Oct
Mar
Sep
5c
1
...
Preferred
450
Oct
35'Ac
78c
22c
25
preferred
Ltd...
Corp
Falconbridge Nickel
Players
24
—
13,700
26,400
6c
14,100
11c
45c
Famous
42 %c
1.51
7%c
39c
Oct
Jan
45'Ac
Nov
7c
738c
40c
37 c
1
(T H)
Mines
Eureka
Fanny Farmer
42 %c
7c
10'Ac
—*
Oils
Gold
Estella
Aug
910
1
1
Pen-Rey
Sol
Estabrooks
Jan
31
8%
Mines
Emerald
Jan
46
8%
100
1.05
1.04
1.08
23 %
23
23%
3,554
1.55
1.50
1.60
16,810
7,300
1.30
Oct
2.10
Jan
97
1.02
101
60c
57c
64c
42,200
49c
Sep
—
20c
22c
6,000
18c
Sep
38c
Aug
100
3.50
Sep
7.00
Jun
*
Fibre
Products
Fleet
Manufacturing
Ford
Motor
*
common
3.50
3.50
3.50
1-10
1.15
900
65%
13%
1,396
3.10
Sep
-•
7.50 Mar
1.54
Apr
Sep
1.77
Jun
21%
Sep
32%
Jan
1.33
Sep
8
Utilities
#
—
_
preferred
100
—
8
125
2.30 Mar
6% July
42
25
2 7'A Mav
25
97
99%
—-
99%
15%
17
550
1.60
1.40
1.60
2.250
93c
1.00
1,400
7.00
7.00
7.15
5,897
.
Canadian Williston Minerals
8%
45
100%
Apr
14
Jan
—
•
Ltd
Corp
93c
—
Explorers
Central
Leduc
Central
______
Porcupine
Oil
_
-
1
—
Sep
Jan
1.50
Feb
1
Oil
Gaitwip
_
—
-
-
•
Wines
1.33
*
___>_—
Chemical Research
1.90
4.750
1.40 Sep
l6'/8C
4,500
15c
9c
1,100
8c
2.15 May
_50c
5%
General
30c
Aug
General
Motors
Feb
General
Petroleum
16c
16c
700
He
Sep
45c Mar
1.40
14,300
95c
Sep
2.10 Mar
11
50
Oct
1.27
1.62
201,200
5 %c
5%c
8,000
5c
Jan
15c
Feb
37c
36c
38c
11,800
23c
Jan
83c
62c
1
Gold
Citra-Lartic
65c
4,500
1.04
Cobalt Consolidated
Mining Corp
53c
1.21
1.35
105,200
1.95 Mar
Sep
7%c
8%c
9,500
5c
1.52
1.40
1.55
123,961
Willans
85c
85c
90c
4,400
1.40
Sep
72c
7%c
1
_
1.26
1
—
Class
*
16
.
_
•
1
_
Colomac Yellowknife
1
Commonwealth Petroleum
•
Geneva
Giant
Jan
Mines
_
11%
11%
16
12
100
4.40 Mar
Jan
Lake
Goldale
1
Astoria
1
Sep
1.25
85c
14 %C
Jan
Goldcrest
Sep
2.40
Apr
Gold
1.50
Jan
Sep
Oils
1
15
Oct
19
Crest
Oil
1,820
9%
1,300
9"aC
Oct
17c
Mar
Goldora
25C
Oct
74c
Mar
Gillies
Consolidated
Guayana
Howey
For footnotes
see
_-
page 47
_
5c
4%c
5c
1,600
lie
Feb
Goodyear
4.05
4.05
4.05
100
Jan
4.83
Jan
Graham
7
7%
155
Jun
12%
1,700
21'A
687
50
100
100
50c
20 % May
Feb
18
9.20
120
2.20
Jan
Feb
May
60c
Feb
1.80
Apr
Jan
22'A Mar
106
July
102 102 A
110
25
5%
5 A
300
33%
33%
34%
600
31
5
59
58%
60
300
52%
Oct
68%
Feb
5.10
5.10
5.25
1,013
4.75
Oct
8.50
Jan
5.00
4.95
5.2Q
2,728
46
99
46
99
205
41
Jan
48
10
99
May
104
Jan
8c 10%c
93,600
Jun
ll%c
Jan
Oct
11%
Jan
__.
—100
—
109'A
—
—
—
Feb
4.90
Jan
July
4.40
Sep
9c
3,125
8.60
8.60
4c
4c
8.80
5c
9,500
97c
95c
98c
64,474
29c
28c
37c
——1
———
110
6.00
45
7.50
Oct
Jan
May
Jan
Mar
Jan
4c
Oct
16% Mar
Jan
1.55
1.56
1,700
47c
47C
2,174
33c
32c
40C
9,600
9c
9c
7%
—
7%
300
50c
2,800
2,100
3.90
7
-
1.41
47c
26 %C
7c
Jan
1.80
Nov
80c
Oct
1.03
21c
Sep
48c
47c
2.24
2.15
2.25
24,175
48c
47c
53c
7,844
5,200
15c
14c
17C
36c
40c
3,000
86C
85c
90C
29,940
7
38c
Jun
9%
85c
July
1.35 Mar
14c
Nov
Nov
35'Ac Oct
50c
Jun
2.58
80c
Goldhawk
18c
Mar
53c
May
16c
Sep
46c
Mar
Sep
15c
Apr
Sep
3.75
Jan
Oct
2.00
17c
20c
14,300
8c
9c
1,500
1.70
1.60
1.70
5,300
•
48c
48c
50c
5,200
6c
1.50
45c
Feb
Feb
4%c
3,250
3'Ac
—
1
4%c
4'Ac
5c
10,000
3'Ac
4c
4c
98
4c
98
14,600
3c
Jan
10
88%
Jan
98% May
48'A
75
47
Sep
49
48'A
35c
Sep
Jun
45c
49,800
1.45
40c
16%C
Oct
61'Ac
Jan
Great
1
Jan
Great
Jan
Great
_
A
18c
19c
7,100
19%
20 A
6,563
49%
49%
49%
•
common
__
West Coal class A
B
West
—
40c
6%
6%
6%
6 /4
6%
3
3
•
'l8%c
19%
*
Felt
preferred
/
5c
;—*
—*
Paper
preferred
—
__50
1
Mines
Lakes
Class
*
common
Bousquet
Grandines
Jan
.'.
Preferred
Feb
____■.
*
—
*
3
169
25
15
45%
Jan
Gridoil
Jan
Gulf
July
85c
Jan
Sep
.—90
Freehold
Lead
-
Gypsum
Lake
Lime
14%c
1
Gunnar Gold
Gwillim
5.95
1
Gold
&
Alabastine
9.10
1
8c
•
34'A
5.45
6.00
11c 15%c
9.00
9.50
7%c
34 A
9%c.
36
12c
Feb
10c
Apr
Jun
21
Feb
51
6% July
10'A
May
Sep
Aug
Feb
10% Mar
50
6
July
200
3
Nov
5%
Jan
Sep
8.45
Jun
Jan
Aug
Feb
*
__:
Mining
Tire
9c
1
Porcupine
Mines
Aug
36c
1.00
1.30 Mar
175,000
—
^
47c
77/8c May
Jan
1
Uranium
2'Ac
66c
17'Ac
1
__——
7c
7.90
Feb
-1
1
67c
21
1
—
Goodfish
37c
Lake Mines
Consolidated
-
_
Sep
Sep
14% Aug
Feb
10c
Jan
39,300
_1
Discovery
East
24c
65c
*
Manitou
Golden
Class
Cordasun
23c
65c
1
Mines
Gold
Eagle Mines
10c
•
Consolidated Bakeries
4.10
94
21'A
—1
Gold
Mines
52c
s
Oil
Jun
Nov
13% July
23'Ac
1
Gold
10c
-
-
Allenbee
common
Lake
35c
—
1.55
_
Mines
Sep
Sep
Sep
3
__
Yellowknife
God's
•
National
50c
16c
60
11
5%c
5,000
Mfg class A
*
General Steel Wares preferred —.—10o
51c
_
—
Copper
2,500
Products
7%
Coin Lake
5,706
—*
-—
—
A
General
Goldfields
Cochrane-Dunlop class A
Cockshutt Farm Equipment
4.90
95
72c
560
Jun
1
Ltd
4.75
95
71c
—
350
1
Dynamics
Glenora
Explorers
Feb
Mar
1
Jan
1.58
mmrnmmmmlk
Mines
4.75
100
5%%
preferred
General Bakeries
11%
6c
15'A
9,920
15
•
preferred
Jan
19 %c
Sep
5'Ac
15
1
*
Alberta
of
common
Jan
1.30
9%
Power
4.30
Oct
5'Ac
_____
.
Exploration
2.90
Sep
13%
0
—
6.00
Sep
5'Ac
Mines
common
Exploration
Gattneau
9.50 Mar
11
•
—
_
Oils
3.20
9c
__
200
5,300
16c
—
1
Centremaque Gold
2.50
4.50
1.81
1.85
_
—
_
2.50
68
•
——i—
...
Warrants
3.30
3.90
4.15
1
-
2.25
Apr
62%
12%
*
—
debentures
conv
'
Trethewey
Sep
59
65%
Mar
19
Oct
80c
_*
A.;
common.:
4%
Oct
Oct
4.05
Co
Gold
Cos
Frobisher Ltd
Gas
Gold
Asbestos
—
*
class
Foundation
Francoeur
Sep
Sep
1.20
•
July
Sep
42
—
Canadian Vickers
Consolidated
16'A
Jan
Jan
1
Co
Consolidated
Feb
Sep
Sep
1
Nickel
Washing
Easy
6.50 Mar
Sep
75
__25
Railway
Corp common—
Consolidated
Ma*
47
Sep
19%
.
1
Steel
Oct
24 %c
18
__1
Reserves-
Salt
Consolidated
16
Jan
1.70
Tire
Consolidated
7% Mar
15%
Sep
45c
1
Metals
17%
100
_____
Canadian
Consolidated
July
Sep
65c
1
Mines
Apr
Sep
*
Canadian
Coniaurum
Jan
34
Apr
9
8
59c
1
Minerals
Amphi
Eraser
Cochenour
4.25
Jan
12'A
20'A
7%
__
Aug
—
-
&
Chibougamau
Feb
15
471,200
30'A
Jan
28%
43c
2,830
70c
2.96
Nov
12%
Gas
&
&
50
32%
—
Pipe Line Products
Chesterville
Jan
96c
2,250
15
43c
—
1
Jan
21
—
preferred
Chamberlain
3.75
45c
■
Warrants
Chateau-Gai
Feb
52c
Sep
Sep
14%
Mines
46'A
Apr
-50
common
Jan
1.30 July
24
12,039
4.55
11c
109,050
28 %
•
Chemical
Textile
Donalda
48
70c
_
Feb
11
23.50
Sullivan
Jan
_
_
Mat
80c
preferred—50
common
&
Rim
31
!>
Locomotive
Feb
Feb
18c
16%
•
Preferred
24
-
Aug
11
80c
•
'
Invest
&
East
17
_
_
50c
16'Ac Mar
16%
*
Steel com
as
Stores
East
28%
class A
__
Feb
57c
10% July
10'A Jan
31%
10
.—
Magnesium
Jan
395
„
*
Oct
8%c
2.50
—
.
Foundry
May
8%
—
__
June
1.00
30c
2
Electrohome
82
1,275
25 'A
*
20c
8%c
8'Ac
East
3.00
Sep
2,636
*
Electric
Canadian
Coniagas
5.45 Mar
25c
Dominion
Apr
3.00
Petroleum
Canadian
Conduits
Oct
*
73
32
__
common
Products
Canadian
Coldstream
3.50
1
Oils
Bank
Dominion
49
Food
Chim0
1,450
1
60
27%
Dredge
Chesklrk
4.05
1
20%
25
-
_
Cellulose
common
Canadian
Charter
4.00
East
18
*
(Dunsmuir)
Canadian Fairbanks
Castle
4.00
Nov
20
Warrants
Central
16% July
12'A Mar
Jan
21c
Colleries
Cassiar
Jan
1
30%
—25
—
Chemical
Canadian
Cariboo
Apr
14
Dyno Mines
27%
—
common
preferred
$1.75
Canadian
41c
765
1
Asbestos
Dominion
El
Canadian
Ltd
Mines
Apr
May
20 %
•
Celanese
Canadian
8c
1,500
1
Exploration
3.00 Mar
35
27 %
•
Breweries
Canners
5%
6,400
*
A
Seagrams
Dominion
'
__
Commerce
11.191
Feb
80c
1
,_
Mines
Eastern
—
2
Car
Oct
28%
79
■
Oil
Canadian
1.30
430
1.70
0
B
Admiral
Bank of
1.500
79
_50
Atlantic
Canadian
1.75
32%
58
27c
16'A
100
_
Dome
Jan
50
2.00
Canadian
Canadian
Sep
Feb
Jan
12%
138
325
8.25
_
Canadian
Canadian
7'Ac
Jan
70c
75c
1
Producers
Dominion
54
51
57%
*
common
_
Wire
Canadian
8c 10%c
Aug
15'A
75c
50c
Devon-Leduc
Feb
11%
8.85
—-1
Preferred
Canadian
15,900
35c
Jan
16'A
5
Minerals
Dominion
22%
1.60
20
__
:
Lines
SS
Canadian
9c
1
-
class
Gold
29'A May
Feb
31%
32%
.
Oils
Warrants
Canadian
8c
9c
1
Mines
Feb
Oct
3.25
3.25
_
Canada
Canadian
2,400
•
Canada
Canadian
44c
Feb
1.40
Feb
87
Apr
11
__
Packers
Canada
40c
1
Oils
D'Eldona
Jan
4.60 May
10.50 Jan
Oct
50%
ft
•
Canada
Canada
51
_
Power
Lands
Warrants
Oct
1
Zinc
&
Leather
Davison
Dominion
Canada
20c
Jan
*
Pershing
D'Aragon
Jan
6.65
Sep
2.25
78
10
Foundry
3.25
2.90
79
20
Iron
17,100
Mar
73c
Sep
3.25
7.50
•
common
Preferred
Canada
23c
*
Crowshore Patricia
Jan
33c
1.14
4.00
__8
__
21c
Mar
_*
voting
Crow's Nest Coal
45 %C Aug
18c
1
common
Cement
30c
Nov
9c
*
Crown Zellerbach Corp
Nov
1.11
__
\
Lake
Bread
Canada
35c
Mar
40
Jan
10
21c
Dist
Dome
26c
Chibougamau
Canada
Sep
107Ac
1
Petroleum
Dominion
Red
lie
48,830
:__l
Mining
Croinor
Feb
22
Jan
23c
Gas
Campbell
50c
34%
17c
__
High
Oct
Sep
10
West
Crestaurum
Jan
51
Oct
42
9.95
l
Campbell
3,466
16c
22
10"%c
2.50
Sannorm
Lead
Cournor
39% Mar
23c
—
Oil &
Gold
B
Coulee
Feb
9.95
1
1
Oils
4,890
Feb
10c
*
Flon
Oils
Calnorth
26
23c
1
Gas
(H)
Class
Apr
Sep
4c
1
_
Flin
Oils
Exploration
Copper-Man Mines Ltd
Distillers
Callinan
600
25'A
Apr
6 %c
36
__
l
Burns & Co class A
Class
Low
20c
13c 14%c
25%
Range Since Jan. 1
High
12c
Conwest
Davis
Building Products
Bulldog Yellow Knife
Bunker
Low
•
Feb
45c
9,000
iec
Mar
8.50
Sep
8c
47/8c
__
19
Oct
12c
63c
8%c
Consumers
Jan
6%c
__
1
1
13%
__
1
Lake
Shares
20c
•
Rochette
Consolidated
for Week
Mar
70
Ltd
Red
10'A
21 %
Sep
'
Sales
Range
of Prices
1
Orlac
3.35
94
Mines
Buffalo
Jun
Consolidated
Mines
Consolidated Nicholson
80%
Mines
Buffalo
Feb
17c
80
B
Buffalo
Mining & Smelting
92%
A
Mining &
2%
Consolidated
80
Brunhurst
Brunston
Oct
1.30 July
16%
Matarrow
102% July
May
8'Ac
Consolidated
94
Brunsman
Brunswick
100
Par
Jan
11'A
10o
Mines
class
High
Jun
100
Empire Oil class A____
Mills
8%c
50
Forest
Columbia
Broulan
gc
9%
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Consolidated
pfd
prefererd
British Columbia
Bruck
50
»
British
British
102% 102%
_1
British Columbia Electric 4%
4%% preferred
6
STOCKS
Low
29,378
2.05
Oil
NOVEMBER
Range Since Jan. 1
High
10%
93/4
1
American
ENDED
Friday
Shares
1
Ltd
Petroleums
British
5%
102 %
Lake
Mines
Britalta
934
WEEK
for Week
of Prices
Low
•
FOR
Sales
12,100
3.85
Jan
33,200
34,495
8c
2'A
Jan
16,700
3'Ac
Jan
32
Apr
311
31 %c Mar
13%
Feb
9 fir.
Feb
45
46
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
(1810)
Monday, November 9, 1953
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Toronto Stock Exchange
Week's
Friday
(Cont.)
Last
stocks
Range
Low
Pur
Halliwell Gold
15c
14%c
17c
92,700
12c
21c
713,300
24C
12,500
13%c 14 %c
21c
5,000
21c
„1
28c
34c
79,210
9c 10 %c
31c
..1
Paper
Gold
Heva
120
/
2c
Jan
13%
Jun
9%c Oct
7
Oct
6%c Jan
5c
Sep
12'Ac May
7c
13,000
10
10
50
6%c
5c
6%c
4,500
25c
25c
26C
4,700
14c
14c
500
common
Mines.
High Crest Oils Ltd..
Highwood Sarcee
10c
Aug
6%c Jan
8c
19% Aug
23c
Mar
McMarmac
Red
9
Jun
McWatters
20c
July
Nov
Sep
17c
19'Ac
Sep
25 %c May
65c
.*
-—
Yellowknife
Homer
Gold
Hosco
Howard Smith Paper common
5%
5%
5%
50
5%
Nov
10
12%
12%
13%
2,238
11%
Oct
15%
8.00
7.75
8.00
2,432
6.30
Sep
13
Jan
20c
24c
20,900
Jan
30c
4 %C
4%C
1,100
20
20
75
'
9c
Mindamar
20
Moneta
1.65
*
Hudson Bay Mining & Smelting.....*
Hugh-Pam Porcupine
1
Hoyle Mining
—
39%
41%
800
Petroleums
Oct
58
Oct
65c
May
Oct
47c
2,700
6.80
6.90
1,000
13c
13c
14c
7,300
12%
27c
Jan
36%
351/4
36%
443
31%
Apr
36%
28%
28%
4,080
27%
Sep
36
10%
10%
10%
690
Jan
11% July
*
—30
33%
„
Acceptance
common
4%C
13,100
31%
33%
3,135
32'A
331/4
235
38
47/«C
38
50
4 %C
—2
$2 preferred
Drug
Chem
&
(John)
& Co
Mining
9%
3%c Jan
':
'
27c
32c
1.95
9c
Sep
Sep
5%
64c
Sep
Sep
1.20
Sep
7c
Sep
2,000
2.10
2,618
9.85
2.35
44c
42%c
44c
4.500
25c
30c
7,400
13%
•
-
13'A
25c
1,431
24'A
40c
165
23%-' 24%
200
24%
__
13
22%
23
9c
Feb
Hosiery
National
National
Negus
Sep
39
July
Steel
10
Sep
10
10
10
200
1.95
2.15
13,035
40c
5%
5%
5%
25
5%
18%
18%
50
15%
Feb
12
class
9
-
•
Oct
38c
62c
Jan
1.95
4.55
Jan
Jan
56c
Feb
Nov
Sep
Oct
Feb
Uranium
11
25c
Jun
Jun
Sep
250
10'A
Oct
26
Jan
1.80
1.35 Mar
15%
Jan
27'A
Apr
26%
Apr
10%
Oct
13%
Jan
84c
May
14
May
'27%
Feb
7%
Jun
4,800
1.60
Jan
2.99
Jan
1,090
24'A
Sep
27%
Apr
2,300
9%c
Oct
29c
439
1.73
1.85
26
26'A
10c 10'Ac
__
8 % Mar
____1
2.15
2.10
2.45
83,770
1.20
Sep
1
11 %c
11'Ac
14c
36,500
8'Ac
Oct
33c 51'AC
Feb
29c
...
Feb
4.65
Feb
May
Feb
New
Bidlamaoue
6
Oct
New
Bristol
18%
Nov
5.10
Preferred
Powders
Bronze
Metals
International
25
—
...
...
com—.*
class
Preferred
Jun
32
32
32
85
27
•
377/a
377/s
39
14,943
37
Sep
128 128%
50
127
Feb
■
..5/100
—
international
Sep
•
A.
International Nickel Co common
1
35c
Oct
34%
Jan
46'A
Jan
645,825
3%c
Jan
52c
1
1,40
1.32
1.60
2,800
1.10
Nov
1.80
1.70
1.80
8,530
1.20
Sep
Sep
1.60
•
2.92
May
New
Calumet
Mines
1
60c
72c
Concord
Development..
*
1.48
1.43
1.55
•
81c
78c
84c
21
1,169
18%
Sep
30
Mar
New
Davies
21%
5,289
17%
Sep
29% Mar
New
Delhi
8c 8%C
25,600
4c
Jan
22c
Jun
8c
Sep
24c
Feb
Gold
8%c
13c
13c
15c
19,904
3.40
3.35
3.45
4,000
1.95
6c
Oil
6c
7c
7.000
47Ac
(1939).
Mines
Jellicoe
Jun
Jan
Oils
16c
Apr
20c
20c
25c
16,500
20c
Nov
55c
Jan
14c
9'Ac
15c
159,100
6'Ac
Jan
40c
Feb
38c
37C
48c
241,933
20'Ac
Sep
48c
Petroleums
24c
12,160
July
30c
1.55
1.50
1.55
2,400
7%c
7%c
1,100
21
20%
21
435
,
Mines
Jonsmith
Ltd.
Jupiter Oils Ltd
Mining
Kayrand
;
...1
,
—'
Kelvlnator
Kenville
Gold
Kenwell
Oils
7%c
7%c
7%c
10,000
15c
1.19
Sep
6c
Sep
17'A July
6%c Sep
1.40
1.60
1.60
1.64
2,000
18%
18%
18%
4.350
Sep
17
___1
Mines
1
Jason
3.15 Mar
New
Laguerre
Feb
2.25
21% Aug
6%c Jan
35c
85c
57c
Jan
39c
3,300
42c
45c
6,900
42c
16c
14c
20c
38,500
10c
10c
10c
11c
21,500
Klondike-Keno
Kontiki
Lead
&
1
-
.
48c
45c
50c
26,800
1.25
Zinc Mines
1.23
1.30
4,200
NOV
Sep
8'Ac Oct
New
—
Nov
45c
«
1.00 Sep
Lake
Osu
17%
449
8.50
8.00
8.50
4,965
1
Mines
17%
70c
70c
72c
8,700
65c
25c
Dufault
Lake
17%
1
(John) Ltd——
:—
Labrador Mining & Exploration.
Labatt
19%c
25c
6,000
4,000
15c
20c 20'Ac
1
17
Jun
6.10
18c
Sep
Sep
Sep
Sep
Mines..—
Shore
5.60
5.60
20c
26c
8,800
20c
745,050
7c
7c
4'Ac
Oils & Mines.
Landover
705
25c
Lake Wasa Mining
6.00
5.20
Sep
5%c
9,200
4,000
15c
Lapa Cadillac
Lapaska Mines
25c
Sep
Laura
*
Acceptance class A_
Secord
10
3
—
Mines
10
60
13%
14
340
5'Ac 10%c
14
Larder
121,000
Gold
'
•
*
Jan
New
Mylamaque Explor
Newnorth
78 %c Jan
20c
Nov
35c
Feb
50c
New
Feb
New
Superior
Oils
New
*
Thurbois
11
Feb
Nib
1.80
Nipissing
54c
Apr
Feb
51c
Feb
Nisto
8.65
Jan
Macfie
'"
'
•
MacMillan & Bloedel
Class
B
class
A—
&
51c
July
July
Norlartic
15C
Jun
5 %c
Jan
7 %c
Jan
Feb
9
Jun
13
Malartic
Marbenor
—
*.
;
i
•
10% July
14% Feb
Ltd
+
McDougall-Segur
For footnotes
see
page 47.
49c
174,850
8c
63,500
1,405,800
.
' 6c
6%C
Apr
Oct
2.95
40c
Feb
Jan
3%c Jan
24c
Apr
7'Ac
Feb
23c
Nov
40c
Sep
87c
May
Oct
79C
May
30c
4'Ac
4c
28,000
15c
15c
16c
2.31/
2.55
14c
Oct
12%c Sep
2,849
12c
Apr
5'Ac Sep
8c
Sep
10c
Sep
-,2,000-4,666
5,200
1.90
8c
Sep
Jan
-7c
8c
1.45
1.55
1,700
1.40
Sep
9'Acl0'Ac
13,000
9'Ac
Oct
•
-10c
i
3%c Jan
l,00o
64c
2,653
62'A
lie
Feb
35c
Jan
35c
Jan
31c
Feb
4.10
Jan
Sep
13'Ac Aug
16c
2.35 Mar
1.05
Jan
78%
Feb
64
12c
12c
700
10c
9%c
11c
10,056
4c
--
12c
13c
6,375
11c
2.70
12c
2.80
2,040.-
2.42 Sep
17c
9,900
8c
1.90
1.99
4,000
1.70
8c
Feb
Oct
67c
.
36c
Sep
July
07c
62'A
--
63'A
9'Ac Feb
14c
Feb
;•
:
f
*
2.70
•
*'■
}
1
i 8'Ac
I
20'Ac
18c
24c
298,200
7'A
7'A
7'A
200
1.09
Jan
6,550
60c
Jun
3,000
7c
Sep
17'Ac Jan
25,200
6c
Jan
16 %c
Sep
Nubar
44c 46 %c
44c
Nov
1.00
Feb
Nudulama
39%
8,600
825
36
Apr
42
43
572
37%
Feb
5'Ac
6'Ac
13,299
1.40
1.40
5
6%
7
200
39%
43
—
40
37/sc Jan
1.25
Jun
5% July
46
July
46% July
Jan
11%C
1.40
Aug
7% Mar
16c
30c
13c
14%
—
17c
6,900
40C
41,700
18C.
14%
9,300
100
Sep
30c
North
17c
Mar
Jan
22c
Feb
Oct
29c
Feb
—
1.90
Oct
Sep
<4.25
Jan
37c
Mar
3.05 May
4lc
Sep
22c
6'Ac Jan
30c
Sep
9
Aug
Jun
9c
9%c
7,000
7c
1.75
6,650
6,500
1.35
65c
75c
15c 15'Ac
6,200
30c
38c
5,420
1.35
1.38
5,949
25c
29c
1,500
22c
Jan
63c
Mar
"5c
5%c
14,166
4%c
Jan
10c
Feb
16c
18c
9,000
11c
Jan
80c
Apt
60c
59c
19,475
50c
8
8
3o
Sep
9
,6?/Bc
6'Ac
6%c
7,000
5c
Sep
13 %c
Feb
3,480
56c
Sep
1.15
Feb
r_.___.___I
Selections
{
*
I
*,
'.
Specialty
Ogama-Rockland
12'Ac
Olcalta
*
Omnitrans
Oils
•
15c
Mar
2.05
May
Oct
90c
ExplorationOntario Jockey Club
Mar
Opemlska Copper Mines
Orange Crush
*,
Feb
Orenada
25
16%
17%
Sep
20%
18%
1,660
15% Jun
20'A
Jan
1.80
9,900
1.35 Jun
2.25
July
9%c
8%c
10C
15,000
Jan
7c
1.48
1.38
1.48
8,100
3%c
3c
3%c
15,000
100
100
100
40
100
Feb
7%
640
7
July
1.34
7%
2c
Oct
Jan
1.95
19c
4'Ac
2.00
2.10
2,200
1.10
1.08
1.20
27,515
20
20
190
1.20
15c
Jan
47c
44c
51c
35c
Sep
77c
Jan
Feb
Pacific
Coyle
Navig
66c
Oct
•
•
Pan
Tubes
Hershey
Western
Oil
lOo
—
1
102
Jan
Parbec Mines
-
8% Jan
Parker
Drilling
20c
*
1
.
*
8%
7,807
Partanen
Malartic
Pathfinder
1.05
Oct
82c
Jan
Oct
10'A
Jan
Peruvian
Ltd
50c
5
5
5
1,225
5
Apr
7
18c
17c
20c
5,049
16c
Sep
30c
25%
25%
26
6,970
81
81
45
16c
17c
7,000
100
17c
237/s
Oct
385
45c
31,100
8c
9c
4,000
28c
780,100
July
Sep
4.65
4.65
325
lie
12c
18,300
4'Ac
Jan
75c
75c
700
50c
Sep
35c
Oct
1
Goldfields
Oil & Gas
Crow
Gold
38'A
Jan
Pioneer
96
Jun
Pitch-Ore Uranium
lie
Sep
31c
May
Placer
Gold
;
50c
4,75
Jun
,Jan
Sep"
13% Mar
64
Jun
73'A Aug
30c
Jun
54c
3%c Jan
22c
Apr
29c
Jun
6.75
7,400
400
28
26%
28
195
32c
.
__
1.09
35c
3,500
;
5.00 Sep
20
32c
10'Ac
Mar
14,300
27'Ac
1,550
1.05
1.50
1.50
1.50
200
_i
25c
24c
31c
74,163
30%
33%
2,415
1.50
16c
27
28
Jan
Apr
Nov
65c
Feb
Feb
1.65 Sep
83c
Jan
Sep
39c
1.17
8.75
30c
92c
35c
58c
Oct
500
12,000
1.12
Jap
Nov
1.65 Aug
Nov
13c
1.25
37c
6%
12c
Sep
13c
1.17
32%
Jan
1.09
•
1
Jan
4.60 Oct
1
_
Development
39c
6.50
4c
♦
...
Nov
37c
6.25
1
Mines
81
37c
6.45
1
& Mineral
Pickle
__
1
Nat Gas—
Oils
He
1
Petroleums
River
Pershcourt
7%
2,655
69
19c
? 36c
-
1,700
9.15
35'Ac
__
75c
8.90
67%
8.90
1
People's Credit Sec
8
Oct
7%c Feb
Peace
8%
21,200.
Sep
65c
1
Page
Sep
Apr
28c
1.10
___1
Pacific Petroleum
15c
5,900
94c
1
Sep
34c
Jan
Mar
Mar
32c
2.20
21'A Aug
1.99 Feb
6c
17c
*
17% May,
2.65
42c
Mar
2.95 Mar
1,000
9%c July
9c
Sep
Sep
2,534
4%c Jan
40'Ac Sep
96c
.,
20,912
83,350
5,000
1.95
.
Jan
1.30
214,367
5,500
Feb
3 60
15c
50c
Mar
9c
15c
6%c
35c
10c
3.45
29c
1.50
14,500
11,500
^
Sep
Feb
3'Ac Sep
2,100
18c
3-.35
28c
9%c
1.83
3%c
6%c
ll%c
46 %c
Jan
3,3&
12c
"
Feb
lie
6%c
30c
—
17c
Sep
1
—
1
—
Feb
13
Jan
5c
Jan
19%c Apr
1.95
Oct
4 %c
1,000
-4c
1
Jan
18
July
11% Mar
150
8'Ac
6%
38,450
8'Ac
*
common
40c
Gold
12
15c
2.05
'
90c
2.95
65c
18c
•
v
t
Steel
•
12
lie
1.90
i.
?
•
Ltd
-
Ontario
66c
1.05 May
\
O'Leary Malartic
Jan
63c
__
-
Jan
1.14
63c
■.
•
Jun
Sep
1.25
.
-
1
Sep
12 %c Sep
27c
<;
•
Ltd
15
Oct
55c
>
•
;
*
Pyrites Co
Apr
16c
25c
Oct
6%
5'Ac
Sep
14
1.62
Ltd
Mines
Gold
7c
ll,50o
1
Jan
25c
10%C Oct
9C
Lake
O'Brien
.
1-
(1940)
Ltd
Mines
'
8'Ac-9'Ac
1
Mining,
.
Wood
Obaska
Office
*
L
Mines
Mines
Oakville
—
Oil
Trinity
Northland
:
-
Gold
Mar
Sep
8c
1.66
*
9,050
•
9c
17%
*
common
Preferred
23c
Jan
17c
97,562
J
15c
66c
*
,
Oct
12%c
16,000
Norpax Oil & Mines Ltd
North Canadian Oils—
12c
1
*
Apr
7c
1
:
——
Petrol
Maxwell
Maybrun Mines
McColl Frontenac
10c
23c
55c
12c
1
Minipg
8 %c
1.80
-
8,550
80c
7c
2,000
392,280
Oct
1.45
1
Mines
Star
12'Ac
18%
*
15c
20,000
22,500
.
*
Nor gold
Inca
*
1
9c
7'Ac 12'Ac
13c
1
—
Perron Gold
_
f
2.20
34c "■
__
1
Gold
Marigold Oils Ltd
Marwayne Oils Ltd
Massey-Harris Co, Ltd
Name changed to
Massey-Harris-Ferguson Ltd
5,500
5%c
x
Paymaster Consol
Marcus
20
9c
13c
1
x
North
*
<
Feb
23c25'Ac
1
North Denison
100
—
16 %c
Oct
1
Maple Leaf Milling common
Maralgo Mines
Sep
:
5
Corp
Jan
•
Manitoba Sugar preferred
5c
9%c Feb
1
Eastern
6,180
v
50c
2.31
Paramaque Mines
Manitoba
Feb
7c
18'Ac-
35c :
1
i,
Mines
Nordon
»
Magnet Consol
Malartic Goldfields
Feb
Jart
20c
__
1
Gold
Noranda
Mar
1
—
Lake Gold Mines
55c
82c
July
18c 19'Ac
20c
Osisko Lake Mines
Madsen Red
Oct
Jan
7c
2.00
51c
1
s
Canada—
of
-
Sep
15c
Mines
19c
10c
31,100
8'Ac
__
18'Ac
1 :
Mines Ltd
27
38c
Gold
17,983
32,933
* 17
9%c
Mines
23
1.36
Mines
MacLeod-Cockshutt
t
26c
17'A
1
,
...
Oct
65c
Explorations
Mackeno
s
29c
6%c
7%c
;
Yellowknife
39c
3%c
1.67
Mines
Jan
Jan
11c 12'Ac
6'Ac
1
*
Ontario
MacDonald
70c
22c
•
Senator
Apr
30c
1
Oct
26%c
27c
ll%c
1
Petroleum
18% July
Jan
—
.
Apr
2.45
Nov
2.10
5c
17c
Mines
48c
;
Ryan Lake Mines
14
*
Lynx Yellowknife
Jan
1
Oil—
20%
16c
Macassa
12c
1
Pacalta
Richfield
293
—
1
7,900
1
Norzone
New
Oil
tlraniuih Mines
23c
;
•New
550
--
Lorado
Oct
21c
__
1
Ltd
Mines
Gold
26
5'Ac
_<!
55c
18c
Jun
1.53
22%
65c
•
Sep
2.15
Mosher Long Lac Mines
45 %C
Gold
London Hosiery common
3.30
25c
I
Morrison
9c
Lomega
Sep
8,400
1
:
-
Marlon Gold
14'Ac
1
7,980
•
New
22%
-1
„
Lencourt Gold
11,700
50c
•
New
North
Leitch
25c
3.05
42c
1
'
Mines
25%
7%
Lexindin Gold
23c
U
25%
*
0
i
2.85
•
__
Lavalie
'
Feb
Nov
23c
1
'
■
Newlund Mines
Normetal
Laurentide
1.71
2.99
1
Gold
Nor-Acme
Lake
34c
1
:
New
Kroy Oils Ltd
Sep
Malartic
-
New
42c
Jan
18'Ac Feb
2,000
1
_
—
Aug
45c
Kelore
4,600
1
Lake
Kirkland
Kirkland Townsite
15c
.
55c
May
Sep
1,000
951,699
1
New
65c
11c 12 %c
„
61c
18C
1.71
Goldvue
Jan
July
Feb
Jan
1.51
1
Highridge
55c
.
18c
1.35
New Fortune Mines
Hugh
60c
•
Mines
Keyooycon
Keymet
Kirkland-Hudson
Mar
18c
Mines
New
23
1.33
2.25
48c
Dickenson
New
13'Ac Feb
Oct
Sep
Sep
1.37
Warrants
New
1
Kerr-Addison
70c
__50c
;
Petroleum
Devon
New
New
Joliet-Quebec
1.30
5,666
18,300
1
Nov
20c
Ltd.
Gold
50c
15,800
-
3.75 Sep
New
Jet
Joburke
."
.
20
20%
Jaculet Mines
Jasper
Oil
Jun
131
20
21'A
New
Jacknife
;
'
*
Line
Oils
Continental
New
8
Petroleum
Interprovincial Pipe
Oct
New British Dominion Oil—:»
,New
International
'
Jan
14%
225
26'A
r
'
*
•
*
Nov
Oct
12
734
4
Feb
Sep
27%
734
"1
Oct
Apr
11
•
73/4
.1
7%
31
2,500
25o
Car
Labine
Alger
13
33c
r
Nov
5%
19c
27%
-
'
*
B
Mines
Nesbitt
-12
27%
,
Petroleum
36% Mar
36% Mar
36
*
■
250
12
31c
__
-
20
;
10'A.J 10'A
-
5
——
'■
National
Sep
Mar
3.75 July
Aug
20c
7,800
11'A
24
'
Jan
38c
11c
«
15,000
25c
*
>• ■*
,
1,450
8c
2.26
13'A
*
i
3.00 Mar
700
-
■'
10%
•
common
*
Jun
28
30%
1.97
*
1
—
-
■
1.80
>
Jan
2.50
-Oct
2.00
20c
14c —-13,100
2.30
5
common
Ltd
Preferred
New
Inspiration
20c
7,600
11%
:
•
...
f
"
Inglis
27c..
1.95
1
Preferred
Jan
preferred
8%
<13c
—25
National Explorations
Nov
28%
$1.50
8%
i4c
*
I
common
National Grocers
10
Industrial
8%
-
•
:
preferred
National
Jan
Jun
6.80
10c
Imperial Oil
*
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary_5
Indian Lake :
—1
Imperial Bank
500
4.95
i
May *
{
4.80
8'Ac
S
F
40%c Aug
•
Mar
44c
4%
Oct
Jan
69
I.'.'
Montreal Locomotive
3.40 Mar
36
(L90
45c
1.50 Sep
3,165
1
—1
Husky Oil & Refining Ltd
Hy-Charger
41
2.00
90c
300
•
75,200
-
*
—-
—
.■
Corp
Sep
12c
1
common
Porcupine
Moore
5%c
--15,469
*
Montoco Petroleums Ltd
Aug
4,500
38c
•
1 '
16c
3.30
1.
.*
_______
Jan
31c
*
_:
Mining Corp
;;
8%c Feb
Apr
•
Minda-Bcotla
May
Oct
4c
17
'
1
Mill City Petroleum
Milton. Brick
Feb
24c
'
'
6%c
2.90
4.95
—.13.50
*
Mar
168,014
1.20
38c:
•.
_*
Oil
-13.670
27%c 27%c
3.30
»
High
Sep
30c
*
4
1
•
Feb
*
1
1
*
A.
Consol
Oil
__
'
51%
8%c
1.10-
310v
-
15c
8c
27%c
1
—
___.
■
Jan
'
1
Low
54
'10c
•
Range Since Jan. 1
High
*
.
Mines..
Uranium
MldAlontinent
Jan
8
class
Manufacturing
Hollinger
Home
"
■'
:
Preferred
Jan
34c
'
■-
Shares
38c 40'Ac
~
<■—
■
*
——
Island
Mexican, Light & Power common
44c
12
Sep
13'Ac
53
————♦
',v
■
Meta
Jan
"i
Holden
"
Merrill
9% c Feb
Sep
12c
1
for Week
/ 53
40'Ac
Lake
Mills;
Mercury
'i.\\
29%c Sep
Oct
4%c
1
Gold
21c
8
:
:
Sales
Range
Low
.
—I.
Mclntyre Porcumne
Red Lake
McKenzie
Nov
10
Pur
,
Jan
Week's
of Prices
r
Last Sale Price
■
•
•
High
Merrill Petroleum
Gold
Hendershot
8%
16'Ac
..1
Iron
Headway Red Lake.:
Heath
1,350
—1
1
Lakes
of
352
„_1
—
Gold
Hasaga
23,000
_.
Gold
Harricana
Harrison Hibbert Mines
Head
4c
17%
10 %c 10 %c
Carpets
Harding
Friday
Low
3'Ac
8%
6
Range Since Jan/1
High
17%
—
NOVEMBER
ENDED
STOCKS
Shares
17%
Gold
Rock
Hard
WEEK
for Week
3%e
—
Bridge
Hamilton
of Prices
Sale Price
FOR
Sales
Sep
Oct
Sep
Oct
1.59
2.15
1.25
45
Jan
Feb
Feb
Jan
t":
Volume
Number 5271
178
..The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1811)
„
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Sale Price
Par
Ponder
Oils
•-
:
Powell
—
1.40
1.35
6,600
35c
40c
9,000
*
,
23%
23%
243s
6.380
Corp
Power
1
*
7,20o
75c
75c
35%
1.10
34c
20-
829
,
35%'
1.14
2,500
35%
__
70c
31%
High
Jun
1.76
Sep
Par
Jan
2.25
Sep-
Union
25%
Sep
Sep
40
1
Aug
1.52
Oil
Premier
Royalties
1
Metals
Preston
East
Uranium
Ranwick
2.75
•
5.50
4.45
5.55
1j
lie
" 12c
•
Jan
Mines
Reeves
Regcourt
:
Rio
36c
19 %c
39c
17
50c
55c
16%c
25c
94c
90c
99c
'.[■ 10c
11c
1.48
1.48
1.48
4%c
1.08
1
—
Roche
Long
Lac
A
B
warrants
'
700
51t
1.47
1.55
15,300
11
110
4c
Montauban
1.35
10
•>
Feb
Mar
•
Van
Viceroy
May
Vicour
56%
25
51
Julv
59
22%
25
Apr
21%
Jan
25
7.10
July
1,400
' 90c
Feb
V
May
Mar
&
Waite
1
Oct
5,300
-
14 'Ac 18 %c
7,000
%c
Vic
3c
14 Vic
3,900
3c
8c
2,000
%c
2c.
15,208
14c
OctNov
Sep
600
9Vic
8c
9 Vic
4,800
18%
18%
18%
50
__
2.25
2.45
7,100
9.75
10%
I,865
9.40
10%
48%
1
Malartic
Territories
Western
lc
Breweries
(Geo)
Preferred
7 Vic Mar
Wilrich
Aug
Feb
19%
Oct
3.25
Apr
Oct
12%
Jan
Jan
50
67c
Jan
17c
Apr
5c
5c
10c
Feb
3,121
4%c Oct
6,000
„
13c 22%c
13c" Nov
29,600
.
20
21
50
igc
20c
3,007
20
17
111
71c
80c
6,900
4.95
350
7,200
17
1.03
1.12
32%
33%
95
96Vi
96%
43%c
Jun
13c
4.90
__
1
15c
Jan
Sep
1.O8
100
Petroleums
Wiltsey-Coghlan
Sep
1.37 Jan
5c
17
•
7c
18%
42
__
common
Sep
27c
77c
1
8%
500
•
Tungsten
Jan
"
9,500
„
5
Ltd
15c
24% Jan
•
36c
20
10c
Homestead
4c
Aug
13% Sep
8 V* Oct
7%c
__
1
48"%,
Sep
1.70 Jan
36c
__
•
Leaseholds
Weston
Feb
Oil
Canada
Western
Feb
48
Jan
15
7%c
5c
West
Western
'Sep
14% May
56c
Sep
4.25 Sep
1.00 Oct
250
26%
205
91% Feb
Jan
46c
26,850
8c
9Vic
6,000
11 %c
12c
51,500
5%c
Jan
7c
7%c
3,300
7c
Oct
7%
8
5,627
5%
96 Vi
96%
20
114,030
35c
Aug
Mar
33 %c
Jun
24
Feb
42 %c
42%c
1
Jan
Apr
3,255
8%
7%c
Feb
20c
43,650
16Vi
1
Ashley
35c
7%c
1
Consolidated
Products
8c
5%c
Wekusko
Feb
Sep
15%
8%
Weedon Pyrites
Western
35c
4
Nov
Oct
6c
95c
8%
•
Apr
22c
•
2,200
10
_L_
W'
Westeel
3.40
1.10
Nov
1.60
' Feb
Jan
1.09
Sep
,Sep
11
16%
•
&
Jan
11
1.06
50c
10%
51c
__1
Grey Trust
Jan
1,17 Aug
1.15 Apr
Oct
150
1
Mines
G
4,200
13
•
A
Amulet
Walker
77,217
74c
5% Sep
*
class
Mines
Violaniac
1.09
67c
12%
*
___„,—
4.85 Mar
12Vi Aug
6.85
1.06
1
Mines
Ltd
Manufacturing
Victoria
■
Mines—
Roi Cons
Ventures
Jan
Jan
Canada
v
Jan
Jan
Upper
Western
16c
Mines
Sep
Oct
22%
67c
11c
Aug
2.60
10%
Nov
May
56Vi
__
25
6.85
3.25
Nov
11c
«
50
Keno Hill
West
22,785
14c
12
32c
l.fO Sep
59c
/
12
United
1.70 Mar
51c
__
62,945
12
Corp class B__.
1.02
33c
Oct
__
41c
*
26c
Sep
80c
16c
Oct
•
'1.14
v
Jan
11
*
32
15c
1
48c
Sep
2,000
__
.
10c
?■'1
17,600
9%c
Feb
1,200
Oils
22
*
Oct-
1.10
11c
25%
18c
3.80
Steel
1.54
Jun
4%c
___
Oils
83e-
Oct
90c
r,
1,855
18c
3.10
United
21c
Feb
32
18c
3.65
United
1.55
10
•
United
-
1
High
Jan
1
Nov
20c
-
Sep
Sep
Sep
1.55
1
warrants
Class
8C
11,775
-.
July
7
1
Aug
27c
55c
1
Class
62,725
v
Jan
4%c
•
19
Consolidated
9c
100
1
Rowan
32e
4,100
____l
common
15;-
6,000
10 %c
1
Mfg
20c
22,200
__1
—
80c
7,900
2,440
12c 12%c
,
31 Vi
623
Gas
3.40
•
Jan
8%c Sep
2,600
1
Rix-Athabasca,
Roxana
10c
12c
1
Oils
Robertson
65£
3,900
90
55c
Uranium
Prado
6,700
13c
500
50c
—
Rexspar
7c;
85c
1
MacDonald
1.65
90
16%
32
Low
10
Mining
5.55
1.40 Mar
8,000
80c
1
Uranium--
21,815
140,205
*
lL%c
16%
9
Union
United Fuel A preferred
Class B preferred
Jun
Jan
Range Since Jan.
High
10
__
2.85
_j
36%c
Shares
Low
•
United Asbestos
United
12% Mar
90
1
2.85
21c
Oct
80c
1
Oct
Sep
9%
9c
l
_
1.65
common
for Week
Mar
4c
9c
__l
—
Reef Petroleum
•
2.50
.
1
Red Poplar Gold
Red water Utilities
t
780
i_
Mining
Radiore
26,650
11%
1
Quebec Labrador
Quebec Nickel Corp
Quebec Queenston Gold—
Quemont
1,500
8c
10%
__1
Quebec Chibougamau
Quebec Copper Corp
f
2.10
5%c
10%'
Dome
_
•
2.10
/ 7C
1
j.
Prospectors Airways
Purdy Mica Mines
-
2.10'
•
Border
Pressed
Acceptance
Sales
Range
Union
Sep
1.30 Mar
Apr
Week's
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
4
!_Prairie
6
Friday
Low,
1.30
1.10
__
River
NOVEMBER
Range Since Jan. 1
High
1.38
1.35
Rouyn Gold
ENDED
STOCKS
Shares
1
Oils
Poplar
'Powell
Low
<■
WEEK
for Week
of Prices
•
—
Pontiac Petroleum
FOR
Sales
Range
Last
Sep
6%c Oct
Jan
17
Aug
1.66 Jan
6.85
Jan
4.35
Jan
34
Aug
98 Ti Aug
1.14
12
Jan
%c Feb
t
Roy
Silver
1
1
—
Rights
Royal Bank
*
Russell
St
Industries
Lawrence
San
Antonio
Gold
,
Scythes &
Ltd
Shawinlgan
Class
B
^Shawkey
12 ;
15c
15c
15c
"6,400
8c
3%c
3 Vic
4%c
64,500
17%!
17%
18
890
34Vi
__
1
1.70 '
34%
Water
Sherritt
Sicks'
,
t
Miness
:
Gordon
Silanco
Silver
24
37% Mar
15 %c Aug
500
6,580
1.31
1.38
26
26
26
•
1.57 Sep
13% July
1.00
25
24%
Sourls
A
Spooner
1.68
2,900
39
781
36% Jun
43
48
30
47% Mar
50%
-12c
12c
13c
18,493
35c
Winora
Wood
Preferred
—;
——
Oil
Gas
&
Starratt
Olsen
Stedman
Bros
preferred
Ltd
Gold
4.55
—
18%c
73c
_■_
33 %
1.35
8c
64c
•
2.80
Jan
500
50c-
4.50
4.65
13,841
25'%
445
24
24%
200
17c 18%c
5,350
Wright-Hargreaves
•
1
Lead
Yankee
&
Zinc
Canuck
Oil
71c
75c
29,999
10
10%
1,274
13%
14%
3,006
45c
60c
102,177
51c
50c
51c
1,200
27%
27%
28
845
Oct
Sweet
1
8wltson
Gold
10c
6%c
3,700
1.25
1.32
16,950
Vukeno
1
14c
14c
17c
II,300
11c
Oct
59c
Jan
1
25c
24c
30c
46,200
14c
July
49c
Jan
Mines
Zenmac
Metal
Toronto Stock
Aug
5.75
Feb
20
Jan
25
11c
Oct
32c
Friday
50c
9%
Jan
1.15
July
Jan
11
Jan
Aug
.12%
Feb
17
«
Oct
68c
Jan
Par
•
■
^
Andian
Anglo
National
_
_
Newfoundland
Asbestos
45c
•
V ;
,
British
Brown Co
1.15
Banknote
common
Jan
1st
20 Vi
28
Oct
2nd
preferred
12c
Sep
45c
Jan
Jan
47c
1
preferred
Jan
*
Canada
Apr
Canadian General Invest
Canadian Industries
Bulolo Gold Dredging
1.85
& Dominion
5
29%
ll%c
6.80
14 %c 14 %c
•
Vinegars
—
_
common
500
8p
Aug
34c
920
16%
Jan
20% Mar
Western
Sep
33
Canadian
Westinghouse
19
29 %
30
8,656
11 Vic 13Vic
60,900
6.45
6.95
36,960
3%c Jan
5.80
15c
9.75
Sep
—
15c
17c
2,000
14c
Oct
20c
19 %c
22c
73,550
.13c
Feb
2.05
2.00
2.20
2,750
15%
15
15 %
.
-_
800
2.00
Apr
Aug
Feb
Consolidated
July
Dalhousie
Dominion
Aircraft
Jan
16
Aug
International
Paper
Jan
102
Jun
International
Utilities
Jan
20c
Oct
Langley's preferred
80,358
30c
Aug
Sep
90c
Jan
1.55
2.05
Class
A
Sep
1.46
Jan
1.65
1.75
1,600
1.15
1,22
2,200
•
Warrants
class
^
A
Triad
Mountain
Oil
20,880
1.35
9,500
31
31
135
Petroleum
17
29%
27c
55
17%
17%
9%c
2,600
30
4,251
27c 27 Vic
450
17
—
17%
..."9%c
29Vi
160
10%
1:80
lie
16c
Oct
Oct
Loblaw
Jan
Oct
81c
Jun
28%
Feb
_:i".
Oil
'
).
Sep
17
75
14
8%
1,925
17% May
12 % Mar
Pend
24c
Price
51c
1.70
31
Apr
15% Api¬
ece Sep
261
Sep
Jan
19
Apr
160
98
Jan
46%
Jun
493/4
Nov
6.00
6.10
2,200
5.50
Oct
6.75
Feb
17
17
6.10
14%
14%
1
15
23
200
36
37%
225
14c
Jan
3.65
4.25
327
10
10%
725
61
68
131
55%
40
39%
40 %
4,241
34%
May
2.12
2.25
24,565
51c
60c
35,500
21
20%
22
4,015
18%
Sep
Sep
39c
40c
5,436
30c
Sep
99c
Feb
14c
Nov
37c
Feb
*
15c
14c
16c
II,100
*
2.55
2.52
2.65
28,325
1
31 %c
30c
35c
139,333
2.00
17c
Sep
Jun
Jan
Feb
Feb
3.00
Jun
8V4 Jun
100
16c
Jun
Apr
5.25
103/,
Jan
Feb
72
Feb
40%
Nov
16c
16c
101
101
10
73%
74
230
55%
54%
56
6,106
28
27%
28
1,055
24% Aug
29% Jan
64
64
20
63
Sep
66
35%
35%
135
27
Oct
28
28%
2,825
24
—
m4
—
5
28%
0
common
Gold
30%
_1
75
69
47%
•
Bros
125
3.85
700
4.55
4.55
210
32
4.55
31
3.30
Dredging —1_1
Oreille
Third
Canadian
General
Inv
Nov
Oct
Oct
Jun
28c
110
833/4
56
323/4
380
30
3.30
Feb
Feb
Oct
Jan
Nov
May
38
Jan
28%
Nov
Jun
Nov
3.70 Sep
28
Apr
33
Aug
4.00
Oct
6.50 Jan
34
4.50
•
__
Consolidated
1
FOOTNOTES
•
52 %c
a
Odd
4.50
200
4.40
Oct
5.25
23%
23%
60
13%
Jan
23%
52c 52 %c
16,300
Sep
69c
lot
Jan
sale
d Deferred
Feb
in
Mar
OUT-OF-TOWN AND
50C
e
(not
included
in
delivery sale
(not included
year's range).
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price.
sale
privileges,
wd When
wlWhen
x
delivered.
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(not
included in year's range).
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t
Selling ex-inter°st.
f Flat
CANADIAN MARKETS
t Ex-liquidating
year's range).
4.00 Mar
Oct
FOR
No par value.
1.55
93c
15
253/4 Mar
42
74
16c
5
Ontario Paper
Consolidated
46%
2.85
Oct
Oct
101
100
Thrift Stores
Feb
30% Mar
54c
1.51
July
213/4
313/4
18% Mar
May
2.20
42p
Feb
13
55
21%
Oct
Jun
16
140
1
7
85
Mar
Mar
Mar
19% Aug
28 %c
Jan
Mar
283
62
-7%
comomn
Inc
Yukon
15^
20c
Pato
•
—
27%i
-*
2.25 May
•
*
24% Jun
89
#
Minnesota &
10% July
•
.
Pipe Line
Tungsten Corp.
■
32c
1.18
-—-
Transcontinental Resources
Trend
28c
1.25
•
—-
Trans Empire Oils
Trans
Era
Oils
Trans
28c
1
r-----—
—-*
Exploration v—~_——_l
Finance
760
Jun
1.10
1-75
5,100
Traders
26%
3.65
—
Bridge
6c
15c
Towagmac
Jan
26%
10
49%
•
13
1-16
..
9%
10%
•
Oil
deHavilland
Jan
97%
39c
___*
Apr
8%
•
50
13c
common
7
•
Paper
96,800
33c
—
1,969
1
17 %c 18 Vic
33c
20
8%
•
Lumber
100 Vi 100 %
18c
—
Nov
v/a
Feb
Jan
87c
2.92
High
7
Jan
22 %c
.
,*•_
50
49%
—
Canadian Marconi
28,
18%
Low
7%
87%
•
Sugar
Range Since Jan. 1
High
89
«
—
Low
8%
•
Feb
;
18"%
■
Shares
49%
a
__
20% July
.14c
Works
Jan
for Week
Mar
July
39
35
5,507
•
•
<k
Sep
37
1.00
Thompson-!.undmark
—
Mar
1.75
17
8%
—
American
Ogilvie Flour
Trusts
13c
Sep
7
•
Corp
Jan
37
93c
111
Iron
5
Develop
88c
—
1.00
preferred———10
Mines
_
'
36
—*
1,955
Torontd
i
_
17% May
1.98
General
1.05
Sales
Range
of Prices
#•
_
Mar
31c
Week's
Last
Sale Price
July
30c
10%
Silver
22Vic Jan
5%c Oct
Exchange - Curb Section
STOCKS
1,375
.10%
1.90
Torbrit
3,000
Canadian Funds
25% July
3,740
1-95
Tombill Gold
Sep
Jan
6%c
20
1
Toronto
<C
Feb
47c
8%c
18
Teck-Hughes Gold Mines
Taylor. (Pearson) 5%
Sep
1.30
20
4,950
•
Industries
Bylvanite
21c
Apr
2.58
6%c
26c
25c
Ltd
Sep
1
31c
1
Oils
1.63
100
1
22c
50c
Grass
4,500
May
Mines
30c
190
-i.
-
27c
Aug
Jan
20:
•
(ordinary)
Surf Inlet
2,564
Jun
22c
Mar
3.80
-
1
—
1.93
Nov
100%
Jun
98
27c
27c
22c
1
Sullivan Cons Mines
10
Mar
Oct
"
5c
1.87
__
30c
—_1
1
——
—
96
May
8
Yellowknife Bear Mines_
Yellorex
,
14 %
*
Contact
Preferred
98%
,
28% Jan
25 %
.
Oct
160
55 %c
*
Steep Rock Iron Mines
Supertest
98Vi
Jan
64c
__
1
Sturgeon River Gold
»•,
98Vi
»
17c
'14c
Apr
Jan
50c
*
—
Mining
Sudbury
14c
Sep
1.15
33%
__
1
Canada
of
Steeloy
11c
100
Canadian
Steel
12c
:•
Paving common
Stanwell
1
(G HI
i_
**
11944)
7%
100
Gold
Canada
Standard
'
•
*
Mines
11 %c
1
Gas
Winnipeg Electric preferred
Feb
34%
.#
1
Ltd
1
Central
&
Sep
1
-•
Oils
Jan
48
•
Oil
Winnipeg
Sep
1.61
19
Co
;Stadacona
2.82
26%
38 Vi
1
Valley
Sep
Jan
48
1
class
Larder
Windward Gold Mines
Feb
39
1
Gold
Southam
2.81 Mar
16
1.65
fc
,
2.25 Mar
•
24%
Mines
•
Jan
Apr
Sep
2,300
1.38
Oct
Jan
15
Ltd
Simpsons
Siscoe
Jan
3c
15
•
Dairies
32c
5%c Feb
6,500
2.00
__1
Mining
Silvery-ood
Sep
17
600
9c
1.90
trust certificates
Miller
17% Mar
•;
1.60
1.80
8%c
Breweries
Voting
July
30%
1.93
-
•
Winnipeg Brewery class B
Creek Gold
Sheep
36
2%c Sep
,
Shea's
1
-
50
Power.com
&
preferred
(1945)
Sep
"%c Oct
I,203
8%c
-
25
preferred
-
5
Yale
4
Security Freehold Petroleums
.
Jan
1,090
7
Co
32
13%
,
Sep
Vic Oct "
;:-77o
*
Ltd__
Bridge
Oils
5c
19.000
_1
.
Petroleums
Scurry
v
13%
__1
River Gold
Sarnia
12,900
36
*
common
Corp
Sand
Sapphire
13%
Vic
1
Oils
Rupununi Gold
4
35'%
•
Rundle
9c ll%c
%c
35Vi
.
10
Royalite Oil 1*
Winchester
10c
•
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Ex-rights,
z
Ex-stock
dividend.
Apr
Oct
July
47
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
48
Monday, November 9, 1953
...
(1812)
OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotations
Rid
90c
25c
1.25
Aberdeen Fund
Affiliated Fund Inc
American
Business Shares
American
Mutual
4.85
Blair
Blue
Bond
Inv
3.02
3.30
B-4
(Discount
K-l
(Income
8%
K-2
(Speculative
27a
27 8
S-l
(High-Grade
16.94
15.09
1
5.62
9.43
36.43
Com
Knickerbocker Fund
Fund Inc—
8.15
23.74
23.73
26.00
8.51
Fund Inc—.1
Inc_——1
8.81
21.96
-10c
Corp——5
1
9.20
Lexington
(Net Asset Value)
Managed
Electrical Equipment shares.lc
4.90
27<s
Feb.
shares—lc
3.03
3.34
27aS
March
Furnishings shares—lc
3.09
3.41
2%s
June
lc
3.65
4.02
2%s
Aug.
Paper shares
6.74
1
lc
4.89
5.38
2%s
Sept.
Petroleum
lc
4.67
—lc
4.25
4.68
Treasury
7.74
16.67
8.48
27es
Dec.
1.
l%s
March
1
19.36
1
16.87
Fund Inc
value
1
9.80
9.90
Vegh Mutual Fund IncNet asset value
1
36.41
36.78
28.65
1
15.86
17.44
5.14
5.63
Inc
Units
7.11
——
6.45
7.79
._
31.61
5.01
5.19
—-5
17.35
18.76
Industrial Fund Inc_l
2.41
2.65
Mutual Fund
37 74
8.11
*
beneficial
39 74
8.82
6.77
Natural
6.90
Natural
20.87
1
1.92
Industries Fund
Capital
18.74
New
Corp
Trust
Investors
20.26
59.89
64.40
5.59
1
1
1
Inc_
6.08
lc
7.21
9.45
1
4.63
3.43
5.09
Dec.
15,
1954
100.26
100.28
172S Oct.
100.27
100.29
2%s March
1954
15,
1953
15,
^1
10.34
5.21
—
lc
Equip shares
Food
shares
lc
5.08
of
4.05
administered shares—lc
7.70
lc
Fund
shares
17.71
Bid
1-53
12-
Institutional
6.00
6.50
6-
1-53
12-
1-53
bl.60
1-
4-54
bl.75
1.45%
1-53
2-
1-54
bl.85
1.50%
9-
1-53
3-
1-54
bl.90
25
Selected
Amer
18.40
stock
value)—*
t28.61
15,
issue
Shareholders
Sovereign
State
Street Investment
lc
6.69
7.34
Stein
Roe
lc
lc
8.11
1953
6.39
7.27
Equipment shares
lc
United
Accumulative
shares
lc
7.67
8.41
United
Continental
lc
6.84
lc
4.50
4.94
lc
7.22
7.92
—
shares
1953
bl.20
1.05%.
Feb.
bl.25
Growth
Companies Inc
Shares
Growth
Industry
Guardian
Foundation Fund Inc_10c
6.46
Line
4.58
Incorporated
Shares
1
10.30
5.01
Growth
13.11
14.34
8.01
Institutional
Bank
85c
94c
Institutional
Ins
Fund—lc
Fund
„.-16
—10
Bank
62 72
Trust
10
2174
23 74
36
387
55
5? 7a
—20
20
66
99 7»
31
Square
Y
N
Guaranty Trust Co
Hanover
(The) Bank
10.37
Irving Trust
22.21
Kings County Trust
20.71
Long
4.16
4.50
10
Trust
Island
lc
15.07
16.48
Independence Trust Shares
11.77
12.80
North
1
11.21
12.25
Series
1955
1
5.62
16.99
17.37
Series
1956
1
National
2.66
2.50
20
10.80
9.49
1
2.13
62%
29 V*
3172
100
20
264
50 78
272
51%
of
Trust
Boston
City Bank
Trust—
1167a
25
1137a
Trust_177a
_2
4%
10
26 7t
25
York
Public
Nat'l
Bank
Bank
&
&
Trust
Co
10
United States Trust
Casualty & Surety
Bid
100
116
48
57s
28
120
20 %
18%
275
285
Chicago
Central
Bank
National
257
375
390
405
420
20
29%
31
205
50
16
46%
48
10
36
37%
10
42
44
36 V2
38
City Bank
Bank
Union
of
Commerce
National Bank of Detroit
Jersey
190
City
j
First National Bank
Los
25
Angeles
25
106
109
100
Security-First National
323
338
Pittsburgh
Nat'l Bank & Tr
Mellon
par
Bid
40%
42%
10
887a
Continental
Ask
5
61
87 V*
457a
12 72
42%
447a'
Bank_20
717a
737a
Portland
Bank
National
United
St.
National
States
Louis
Amer
37
39
Bank—20
41%
44%
17
5274
Bank__20
Nat'l
Exchange
National
Boatmen's
First National Bank
Manufacturers
Mercantile
Louis
5174
—25
60
63
20
60%
&
Trust—20
&
100
155
64%
60
Trust
Bank
Bank
30
48 74
Trust
Union
Grove
5574
—25
Co
Trust
27
& Trust_20
Bank & Trust
Mutual
St.
Bank
165
64
847a
43%
Peoples 1st Nat Bank & Tr—20
United
City Nat'l Bank and Trust—25
Ask
250
100
Bk
Co
Cleveland Trust Co..
Tower
Insurance Companies
Aetna
64%
46V4
Rye National Bank
State Bank of Albany
New
2.43
Shares—
Trade
Par
Trust
Cleveland
First
Sterling National
Investment
Trust
2474
Bank
National
Morgan (J P) & Co Inc
1.31
33
,
1,535
22
20
Brook
of Freeport
E
399
22%
100 1,495
10
19 7a
Manufacturers Trust Co—
Trusts—
1.19
Amer
Northern
68
06 V*
of N Y
City
19.16
Co
100
-100
Bank__.
National
Harris Trust & Savings
38
10
the
9.67
1
America
65%
10
&
20.36
Inc
First
14.28
lc
Institutional Found Fund
Investment Co of
Ask
128
124
Bank
National
Franklin
Diversified Trustee Shares—
Series
Y)
Trust
Meadow
Type
7
6272
100
of
8.72
14.00
Inc.
Corp
Investment
Unit
53 72
Franklin National Bank-
Ltd—
Institutional
51%
Industrial Bank of Commerce_10
Inc__
Fund
Wisconsin
11.14
Fund-lc
Investors
Institutional
First
6.34
Fund
Bid
Par
National
Co
Plains N
Federation
13.34
5.91
Fund
Companies
47%
Trust
Fiduciary Trust
4.69
5.80
Whitehall
2.04
1.32%
Detroit
5.48
13.62
Washington Mutual
1.87
46
15.19
12.53
Wellington Fund
Income
10
53 74
County
12.27
Investors
&
39%4
380
5172
22.58
Empire
Shares
Wall
11.92
Trust
&
Bank
Continental
,-15
37%
368
674
Inc
Van Strum & Towne Fund
12.71
1.30%
1954
Ask
60%
Fund
11.51
11.57
10
Trust—10
Science
25.83
11.76
100
Corn Exchange Bank & Trust_20
4.29
25.08
1
Co__10
York
22.35
Fund
10.54
1
Mutual Fund Inc
Hudson Fund Inc
Manhattan
the
of
of New
8.66
Fund
Street Investing
1.30%
bl.38
21,
Chicago—(Cont.) —
66.25
Value
1
Inc—1
Bid
York-
Chemical Bank
27.86
25.77
Fund
Income
1.30%
bl.38
bl.38
1.10%
1953
24,
Chase National Bank
5.01
Fund
bl.38
1954
4,
62.75
Corp
Inc
Income
1.25%
1954—
17.
14.28
Line Fund
United
1.10%
bl.35
1954
28,
Bankers Trust
13.94
United
14,
Jan.
Jan.
14.42
Value
7.50
Jan.
0.907*
0.85%-
13.20
Inc
Texas
shares
0.90%
bl.25
Ask
bl.25
1953
1954
bl.10
(White
3.10
Tobacco shares
7.
7.91
4.46
stock
31,
Jan.
bl.15
Bank
Farnliam Fund
Fund
Dec.
1953
1953
Bank
Trust of Boston-
2.81
1.95%
2.10%
Bid
0.85%
0.85%
10,
New
8.89
5.82
6.63
b2.20
b2.25
Treasury Bills
3.
14.42
Investors
4.06
1.95%
6-11-54
6-11-54
>~
2
9.50
-lc
b2.15
1-53
2-53
Ask
Bank & Trust
dividend
Shares
shares——lc
Bond
1.70%
3-54
5-
3-53
8-
bl.25
1953
Par
Fund-
6.67
Petroleum shares
Ask
b2.05
10-
Dec.
& Clark—
Television-Electronics
Bid
1-54
Due
4-
11-
Dec.
28.61
9.67
shares
2.90%
2.70%
2.35 %
bl.20
12, 1953—
19.89
8.67
shares
97.4
19.45
9.28
&
97.18
14.70
17.89
above
Stock
98.8
97.10
32
14.40
1
asset
on
1007c
ex
Common
98
1.60%
& Clark
Scudder, Stevens
98.16
96.28
1958
1-53
7-
Dec.
26
247a
1
6.08
Company
Priced shares
Merchandising
(net
Inc
101.29
98.8
Dated
3.00%
1.25%
1-53
Dec.
5
Fund
Stevens
99.4
101.27
1957
1958
1,
99.8
98.24
1956
1,
Rate
5-
Nov. 27,
2.50
Inc
shares.lc
Bond
Investing
Ask
1.25%
4-
Nov.
19.15
5
shares.lc
shares__lc
Industrial Machinery
Oct.
bl.60
Due
2-53
3-
Nov.
2.92
Inc—lc
Inc
Quotation
9.36
bond
April
172s
Bid
Canada
Trading
(Geo)
Scudder,
8.44
8.54
1 %s
100.4
United States
4.44
2.66
1
Fund
Fund
Fund
Putnam
5.58
Fully
100.11
100.2
99.25
98.28
1958
15,
99.19
99.23
1955
1,
1,
100.9
1954
2.75%
11.30
Fund
&
99.17
1955
15,
15,
17as April 1, 1957
172s Oct. 1, 1957
5.56
preferred
Street
9.40
4.74
March
1%s
172s April
3.75
lc
England
Pine
9.80
8.58
1 72s
100.13
100.25
5.06
1
Series
Resources
$1.50
9.62
8.94
100.12
100.23
10.35
8.78
Aviation shares
Ask
7.29
1
Series
i
Stock
Petroleum
7.91
lc
Building shares
lc
Chemical shares
—lc
Common (The) Stock Fund_lc
Bid
100J1
100.12
1954.:
8.09
Inc
Pioneer
Group Securities—
Automobile shares
point
a
Notes—(Cont.)
9.99
6.67
7.40
Pacific Amer Investors com__10c
Utility
99.24
113%
112
12.70
9.14
1
Stock
Resources
Fund
11.75
1
—i.—
Series
Growth
2.09
32nds of
more
or
1954
1954
22,
2.75%
16.39
1
Series
Stock
15.27
1
Speculative Series
6.30
Inc
l
Investors Corp
Income
6.18
Steel
1961
Maturity—
1,
15,
Dated
Bate
11.43
10.52
1
Fund
Preferred
19.04
Railroad
Canal 3s
Treasury
2.50%
interest
Series
Bond
lc
2
Investors Inc
12.62
Wide Securities—
Custodian Funds Inc—
Preferred stock series
lc
stock series-
12.62
2.30%
National Security Series—
Balanced Series
Franklin
RR
Panama
Ask
2.30%
Of
25.38
20c
Railroad
100.12
96.20
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
15.59
16.39
Shares
Trust
Nation
33.80
23.74
—10
Inc
value
asset
National
Equity Fund Inc —
Fidelity Fund Inc
14.34
14.93
Corp—
Balanced
1
1
Fund
1
1
Fund
1
Inc
Boston
Invest
1.99
10.90
HowardFund
Mining
99.14
Fund—
Shares
Mutual
7.07
1.81
10.03
—-1
Dreyfus Fund Inc
Low
96.8
1958
Stock
:
beneficial
of
Mutual Fund of
Net
First Boston Corp—.
interest
Mutual
stock—1
1
Diversified Investment Fund.l
Dividend Shares
25c
Stock Fund
beneficial
of
Fund
Diversified Growth
General
1957-55
1,
100.10
Indebtedness—
of
Certificates
Trust—
Investors
Mutual
Inc—
'common
Electrical
1,
2%s May
100.10
30.81
Bond
Massachusetts .Life
Fund
General
1%S Oct.
100.4
100.4
100.6
18.24
interest—*
shares
Investors Growth
Mass
De
—
shares
Steel
Ctfs
General
100.8
20.93
Metals
Non-Ferrous
7.33
Manhattan
Gas
100.12
100
Notes—
FundvInc—10c
Home
Massachusetts
Futures
100.8
1956
5.14
Industries
General
139
29 >/4
Common
1955
1,
Bid
4.45
13.22
Fundamental
1,
Figures after decimal point represent one
4.08
3.22
12.86
Founders
99.23
Feb.
May
Maturity—
3.70
.
Equipment
27V4
Financial
99.22
1955-54
1,
2%s
2%s
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness & Notes
2.92
Business
12.16
&
Feb
100.12
6.63
_lc
Automobile shares
11.90
Balanced
2 74s
100.6
100
100.14
for Cooperatives—
shares.lc
11.99
17.44
134
100
Fund
Stock
100.11
100.10
1,
Funds-
11.08
21.25
19.65
—1
7,270
corn—10Q 7,070
.
Funds
—
Looniis Sayles Mutual
16.13
Trust———1
Income
—
Trust Fund
Fund
—1
Inc.——,———1
Consolidated Investment Trust.l
Eaton
100.9
1954
1954
2%s June 1, 1954
36.43
Ask
Bonds—
1954
1,
10.31
Fund—
—*
Nov.
6.17
25c
27aS
16.47
6.12
Feb.
100.2
100.11
1954
1954
2%s June 1,
18.48
1
Stks)_l
—-—
Diversified
27aS
15
15,
Central Bank
36.45
Stki
Composite
Delaware
33.41
Stocks)—1
11.38
Com
15.33
Diversified
Stki-l
Com
April
point
a
Bid
Bank
Land
100
1954
15,
March
2.75s
2%s
28.53
.
Com
10.08
1
Inc
Vegh
26.15
Feb.
2.75s
18.43
16.89
Stks)_l
Priced
Securities
Net asset
10.42
Stocks)—1
Pfd
(Low
9.27
Composite Bond & Stock
De
-1
Bondst
Pfd
(Speculative
Commonwealth Investment
Concord
19.64
27.77
(Income
preferred :—--
Fund
26.36
18.00
S-3
Fund
Christiana
24.16
S-2
Fund
Chemical
26.56
1
Bonds)
S-4
Shares
Century
1
Bonds)_l
Bonds)
Grade
Priced
22.65
General
Canada
(Low
24.63
Bullock Fund !Jd_
Canadian
(Medium
B-3
21.06
Invest
Street
Broad
(Investment
B-2
19.41
22.97
value
asset
B-l
12.28
10.40
32nds of
more
er
Federal
1953
Nov. 16,
2.60s
one
Ask
Banks—
Loan
Home
Federal
-1
Inc
Bowling Green
Net
Bid
30.90
of America——*
Tr
Boston Fund
Figures after decimal point represent
Keystone Custodian Funds—
8(8
1
Holdings Corp—
—1
Ridge Mutual Fund Inc__ 1
Corp
Ask
30.23
1
9.62
6
November
Mutual
Inc
11.30
Axe-Houghton Fund "A" Inc_-1
Axe-Houghton Fund "B" Inc~5
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc. 1
Beneficial
4.23
(The)
17.86
Inc—1
Fund
Fund
5.25
3.90
1
Johnston
Bid
Par
Mutual Funds-
Ask
99c
Friday,
Obligations of Governmenl Agencies
Investing Companies
Par
Mutual Funds—
for
Francisco
San
Illinois
907a
lo
137
10
54
7a
56 72
Aetna Life
lo
823,*
853/4
Agricultural Insurance Co
10
31
33
Lincoln National Life
10
1747a
10
36 7a
38V2
Maryland
1
10
2674
National
Bank
&
Trust—337a
27 3 4
A—6.25
317a
Lgt & Pow 3%S—1983
Southern Bell Tel 3%s
1977
1047a
of Amer N T & S
Bank
32%
179 y2
American Alliance
Aetna Insurance
Co
141
Home
Insurance Co of North
Jersey
Insurance
Co
Amer
of
N Y__lo
Casualty common
$2.10 prior preferred
37
34
American
Automobile
4
477a
49 7a
American
Equitable
5
29
31
Massachusetts
Bonding
5
24%
Fidelity
Casualty_5
20 74
21%
Merchant Fire
Assurance
5
42%
44%
(Newark N J)__2 7a
25%
26%
Merchants
41%
4372
National Fire
Recent
25%
American
Ins
Amer
Co
American
Assur
&
Re-Insurance
American
10
Surety
25
57 y4
59 74
National
lo
Automobile
82
86
New
&
Manufacturers
10
Union
104 74
105
Stauffer
-1983
103 7/»
104%
.1983
106 7«
1067a
United
.1983
106 7s
106%
Wise
Hampshire Fire
York
North River
2274
24
Northeastern
923/4
96 7»
Pacific
45 V4
47 74
Fire
—
Employees Group Assoc
Employers Reinsurance
•
10
Pederal
45
47
5
23
24%
2.50
3.3373
Pacific
194
10
27%
29 72
7
Duquesne Light
8
Northern
587a
607a
-1983
81
84
10
61
64
-1968
105
18%
_1983
105%
106
-1983
104
1047a
104 74
105
12.50
Fire
48 74
507»
Indemnity Co
Peerless Casualty Co
53
5572
Phoenix
10
96
Providence-Washington
10
28%
4
29
30
Fidelity & Deposit of Md_
10
86
10
x69 74
7174
Reinsurance Corp (NY)
(San Fran)__10
617a
63 V2
Republic
25%
26%
St
Assn
of
Philadelphia
Firemen's
Fund
Firemen's
of Newark
5
General Reinsurance Corpi
Glens
Falls
>
Globe &
Republic
Globe
&
Great
American
Hanover
Rutgers Fire
Fire
1.
10
Paul
(Texas)
Fire
39»/2
41%
5
57
59
5
ig
1772
5
33
35
Standard
5
42
4372
Travelers
& Marine
Seaboard Surety Co
Security
*
(New Haven)
Springfield Fire & Marine
Accident
10
39
41
US
Hartford Fire
Fidelity
lo
ig4
169
U S
Fire
Hartford
lo
;
Steamboller
45 V4
47 y4
& Guaranty
Westchester Fire
104%
1057a
104%
Pow
15
&
105
Lgt 4s
100.24
100.26
1027a
1027a
1983
Sept
1961
1973
wi
3%s_
Gas
105%
5
17%
Stocks-
Ind
&
Mich
Elec
100
89
Fire
105%
1973
3%s
105
10
-1983
199
2%s
Treasury
1057a
1067a
1973
Tenn. Gas Trans 5s
Chemical
Ask
105
Natural Gas 4s—1973
Southern
_1984
New
10
104 %
43%
3672
10
Co
10474
46
567a
lo
Casualty
1973
4 74s.
41%
5
Crum & Forster Inc___
Loan
Bid
Bonds—(Cont.)
Rockland
44
53
Continental
Beneficial
106%
2
34
Connecticut General Life
7674
Ask
106
5
5
Fire
7474
-1983
11
Security Issues
Casualty
New
Camden
10
Bid
Bonds-
Fire
Amsterdam
10
Bankers & Shippers
Boston Insurance Co
4
51 %
487a
2
10
1272
10
8%
46%
Pacific
357a
States
Finance
Power
4s. .1983
104%
105
1959
1017»
101%
4s
-1988
44%
357a
755
Gas 5.65%
Nat
England
4.60%
Tenn
pfd_l00
103
104
Power—
100
preferred
997a
101
Gas Transmission—
5.85%>
106
1067a
100
preferred
Elec
Texas
41%
50%
10
Mountain
9%
337a
10
Paso
New
30%
49
10
100
El
Serv
$4.64
pfd
101
102
*
102
104
Texas Power & Lgt—
$4.84
1057a
preferred
377a
1
52%
>.-0
FOOTNOTES
FOR
48%
775
Co__2
637a
65%
3
38 7a
407a
2
25%
26%
t
♦No par
value,
b Bid yield price.
k admitted to listing
Stock
Exchange.
OVER-THE-COUNTER
x
on
the New York
wi
y
New
stock,
Ex-dividend,
When
issued,
Ex-rights.
ISSUES
Number 5271...The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Volume 178
IV
(1313)
THE COURSE OF BANK CLEARINGS
Bank
clearings this week will show
liminary figures compiled by
based
us
increase compared with a year ago.
an
Pre¬
telegraphic advices from the chief cities
upon
of the country, indicate that for the week ended Saturday, Nov. 7,
clearings for all
cities of the United States for which it is possible to obtain weekly clearings will be
8.2% above those of the corresponding week last year.
at
$17,987,026,560 against $16,624,363,093 for the
there is
week in
same
gain for the week ending Friday of 10.8%.
a
Our preliminary total stands
At this center
1952.
Our comparative summary for
CLEARINGS—RETURNS
BY
TELEGRAPH
Week Ended Nov. 7—
Pennsylvania—Altoona
1952
998,000,000
Boston
Bethlehem
620,534,226
+
+
3.5
319,300,000
+
9.2
533.542,000
—
473,314,711
+
257,020,459
1.2
1,102,000,000
3,175,862
1,084,000,000
+
3.2
6,015,984
+
0.8
Wilkes-Barre
3,143,722
+ 42.3
3,334,741
6,687,375
2,849,981
6,179,63*
2,260,182
7,093,184
4,960,028
+ 43.0
4,993,527
17,888,407
12,491,255
+ 43.2
11,871,029
11,636,843
S,983,258
+ 29.5
11,892,531
11,861,599
1,143,157,103
1,116,802,420
2.4
1,151,612,024
1,130,898,520
York
___
Delaware—Wilmington
Jersey—Trenton
(11
+
Fifth
+
6.3
$17,289,888,035 $15,958,999,937
cities, five days—
+
8.3
697,138,525
665,363,156
+
next
week.
ends Saturday, and the
We
cannot
+
them
today, inasmuch
Accordingly in the above the last day of the week in all
we
the elaborate detailed
31.
for the
the
For
that
week
whole country
in
week
same
there
was
appear
the week
as
the
1952.
Federal Reserve
that in
the
of
ment
New
2.0%
Outside
District
credit
this
in
of
was
they
Reserve
District
Reserve District of 8.3%.
We group the cities according
this
the totals record
Reserve District of 2.4%, but
decline of 2.4%.
we
note
41,457,000
5,852,219
8.5
9,255,269
5,602,176
9,699,22*
+
8.1
374,435,193
352.061.61P
1,126,626,992
+
7.8
1,059,279,591
992,905,595
of
4.4%.
District—Richmond—
3,569,126
16,927,000
3,778,808
17,585,000
191,566,478
191,514,392
5,610,615
293,433,913
90,093,598
5,036,605
285,925,462
+
2.6
261,098,119-
89,557,481
+
0.6
103,166,850
97,193,000
601,200,730
Carolina—Charleston
(6
—
The
cities)
Sixth Federal
593,397,748
+
1.3
569,138,200
521,107.583
Nashville
_
-
Augusta
22,675,823
—
_
-
In the Cleveland Reserve Dis¬
and
Chicago Reserve District has to its
and
the
Minneapolis
In the Kansas City Reserve District the totals
furnish
a
SUMMARY
OF
BANK
2nd
3rd
4th
12 cities
York
New
5th
are
9,350,252,354
smaller
Total
(10
6th
Atlanta
Chicago-
8th
St.
11th Dallas
"12th
San
Francisco.
Total
-
add
now
+
2.4
1,126,626,992
+
7.8
1,059,279,591
593,397,748
+
1.3
569,138,200
862,346,760
+
4.4
789,713,505
+
2.9
1,154,499,327
1,182,651,615
636,397,606
+
5.7
620,003,756
621,555,936
44
496,891,057
458,813,274
555,612,696
587,343,075
422,799,624
439,343,001
958,105,222
962,976,296
8.3
+
490,117,412
473,384,271
44
'
8,237,336
+ 18.4
+ 24.3
617,290
561,8j6
+
8.2
126,199,002
136,082,133
900,259,875
862,346,760
+
4.4
789,713,505
728,636,870
Reserve
District—Chicago—
Arbor
1,644,380
_
Wayne
Indianapolis
South
statement
1,515,259
1,683,008
3.6
11,902,033
11,816,984-
3.5
5,517,435
6,752,849
+ 13.8
9,337,960
6,731,103
65,901,000
1.9
66.378,000
67,272,000
J '
Haute
Terre
_
__
8,929,16$,
+
2.2
3,634,107
4,673,40V
+
9.8
81,988,757
76,354,143
5,526,943
16.2
5,554,378
1.0
36,643,837
37,196,946
16.2
18,684,108
17,287,317
13,400,016
_
Illinois—Bioomington
—
—
15,984,714
4,984,930
__
_
--
_
Peoria
_
1,600,746
+
5.6
1,715,818
1,481,710,
901,796,014
875,230,385
+
3.0
872,356,875
910,049,730
5,857,360
8.5
5,279,195
3,773,820
14,045,237
—
__
1,691,118
5,359,011
Chicago
Decatur
9,789,849
3,692,142
85,260,408
34,724,992
City
3.9
3,772,300
4,630,191
_
_
Iowa—Cedar Rapids
Sioux
—
7,406,181
12,274,419
12,939,590
12,224,663
+ 14.4
9,174,073
6.994,965
6,110,054
4,515,403
+
8.2
4,267,161
4,676,373
1,191,486,508
_
7,655,285
4,887,856
_
1,157,558,361
+
2.9
1,154,499,327
1,182,651,615
_
16.6
"
(17
cities).
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
Missouri—St.
Louis_.
360,200,000
336,100,000
+
7.2
320,300,000
332,500,000
Kentucky:—Louisville
162,642,634
153,687,779
+
5.8
149,562,821
142,382,93th
Tennessee—Memphis
147,385,891
144,131,898
+
2.3
147,624,718
144,386,355
2,223,533
2,477,929
—10.3
2,516,217
2,286,651
672,452,058
636,397,606
+
5.7
620,003,756
621,555,9361
8,391,260
Illinois—Quincy
Total
(4
cities).
Ninth Federal
Reserve
District—Minneapolis—
Minnesota—Duluth
8,673,839
Paul
St.
'
*
*
'
Hafeh—2
11,924,763
15,231,662
—21.7
16,916,484
14,764,963-
17,675,450,980
16,881,464,506
496,891,057
458,813,274
8.3
490,117,412
473,384,271
8,832,068,254
Montana—Billings
Helena
Total
(7
cities).
8,384,262,601
Tenth
Federal
Reserve District—Kansas
1951
$
1950
$
Hampshire—Manchester^—
,
■
__
St.
+
2.0
+
8.6
4,188,834
4,407,712
4.6
580,216,429
789,762
7,815,012
161,210,706
—
-
172,601,669
9,580,824
Joseph
340,223,587
:—
18,123,528
361,400,016
11,544,835
City
8,001,431
18,513,903
______——
Wichita
Missouri—Kansas
y
944,132
1,854,949
+ 32.1
.3,009,851
1,193,395
_
-
Colorado—Colorado Springs
Pueblo
_
Total
2,823,699
8.3
-
12,027,064
2,734,286
2,923,903
555,612,696
(10 cities)
2,919,023
2,735,664
—
+ 33.8
988,671
701,860
0.5
—
791,816
624,53*
4.2
—
8,094,433
7,990,04%
6.6
—
176,700,305
+ ]L9.7
2.2
+
153,943,590
7,552,01V
8,711,011
"""
18,419,936
13,119.63*
-
5.9
13,713,419
6.3
3,362,961
2,596,091
6.4
2,892,308
2,761,436*
5.4
—
354,344,121
4.0
—
588,018,981
290,456,85%
13,561,786
587,343,075
—
—
1,787,375
2,098,320
+ 20,1
11,258,485
---
9,143,311
29,963,390
,
:
1,626,012
*
i
-.
"
5.1
2,884,795
10,360,654
9,809,882
>
8,509,038
31,593,675
28,562,912
+ 12.0
32,635,700
.
3,233,840
10,710,647
-
+ 10.2
14,064,988
v.1,906,604
7.0
+
—
13,516,323
13,815,686
+13.0
29,768,400
+17.3
1,754,107
735,721,594
753,825,234
*6,500,000
Dallas
______—
6,961,785
362,233,765
375,461,451
31,343,125
,
Fort Worth
1,530,835
689,939,515
—
'
493,307,840
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—Dallas—
Texas—Austin
32,900,774
6.6
—
7,847,340
324,596,437
302,764,050
4.7
—
7,259,487
3.5
—
35,486,085
31,546,6921
696,035,122
32,306,100
Galveston
Wichita
6,080,000
Falls—
Total
(6 cities.)
9,333,000
.
5,349,249
9,336,742
422,799,624
____—
5,179,853
11,462,881
____________
Louisiana—Shreveport
439,343,001
"
(12 cities).
+
<)
587,191,367
—
36,886,200
<V"/
741,667
586,788
Kansas—rTopeka
+
City992,349
_
7,489,754
7o
'}5,751,630
Island—Providence—
4,552,971
—10.1
+
33,006,652
.
4,182,89V
7,699,580
6,299,784
1,607,723
8,673,167
.
,
9,667,590
4,737,428
5,665,001
2,646,519
12,043,817
;
_
9,805,364
1.2
879,110,762
1,741,987
3,602,016
__
115,465,208
—12.6
1,018,016,134
3,496,896
2
6,890,695
317,860,000
119,223,852
4,088,768
or
4,720,141
324,409,297
8,511,999
i
1,927,318
9.1
7,441,879
Inc.
,
•
-
7,325,407
+
+ 13.6
4,136,439
Dec.
r
/
3.4
309,894,697
106,395,104
Dakota—Fargo
Omaha
'
1952
$
+
338,lo4,750
120,864,386
Minneapolis
0.5
—
641,233,327
River-
Total
9,440,494
+
93,625,508
_
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
Hastings
5,128,257
_
r
New
0.6
+
Bend
Nebraska—Fremont
611,517,557
—
Connecticut—Hartford
New
+
+
7,090,256
Dakota—Aberdeen
showing the figures for each city for the
1,966,811
Springfield
3thode
1,635,208
7,687,236
—
_
12,896,969
67,140,000
_
13,366,751
7,336,066
Rapids
North
2.1
Lowell
>"
8,382,591
South
2.4
_
_
113,306,348
7,587,658
365,830,491
+
Massachusetts—Boston
_
122,807,142
493,307,849
+
i
Worcester
6.4
—
388,482,988
9,018,843,819
1953
Bedford
3,966,400
89,910,532
588,018,981
17,863,859,205
First Federal Reserve District—Boston—
New
5,353,971
4,732,434
111,001,485
3.8
—
18,244,952,000
-
Fall
6,971,645
5.8
+ 15.0
—
5.4
—
44
.
*
19,070,735
85,477,248 </
267,300,00V
525,873
153,113,197
Lansing
44
detailed
—
—15.6
728,636,870
1,157,558,361
Clearings at—
Portland 1.
7,614,214
18,527,846
653,530
Week Ended Oct. 31
Maine—Bangor
301,900,000
9,756,725
521,107,583
1,130,898,528
week ended Oct. 31 for four years:
•
88,574,070
3.7
165,652,554
cities).
Seventh Federal
992,905,595
1,151,612,024
672,452,058
Ill cities
our
1
1,116,802,420
9,235,574,632
.
8,796,039,884
900,259,875
Outside New York City.
We
9,156,629,547
696,035,122
i
1,191,486,508
10
_
4.3
+
44
6
—
+
$
689,939,515
2.0
+
1950
$
44
7
-
4,136,836
244,324,495
44
.10
_
%
601,200,730
4
City
+11.9
141,876,039
_
Orleans
Michigan—Ann
44
17
Minneapolis—
1951
or
2.4
—
1,214,013,199
10
7th
20,269,382
4,044,296
_______________
Louisiana—New
Total
44
6
Louis
9.168,428,438
1,143,157,103
7
—
Richmond—.
30th Kansas
Dec.
753,825,234
44
11
Philadelphia
9th
Inc.
$
735,721,594
12
—
Cleveland
1952
$
Boston.-
4,475,167
CLEARINGS
1953
Week Ended Oct. 31—
1st
+ 11.4
94,835,868
113,759,581
151,647,013
Mississippi—Vicksburg
by Federal Reserve Districts:
summary
13,564,000
158,498,930*
308,300,000
3,810,052
-
Springfield
we
3,390,320
16,399,000
180,418,456
IS',700,000
6,425,440
130,808,936
______
Alabama—Birmingham
Mobile
3
_______
_
Rockford
following
+
3,580,608
3.7
0.1
—
98,900,776
-.
_
—
Indiana—Fort
in the Boston
by 0.5%.
In the
5.5
—
Reserve District—Atlanta-
Georgia—Atlanta
Grand
improve¬
an
by 5.4%, in the Dallas Reserve District by 3.8% and in the San Francisco Reserve
District
45,522,800
+ 38.0
—
gain of 2.4%, the bank
located and from
are
(including this city)
a
a
gain of 2.9%, the St. Louis Reserve District of 5.7%
a
week ended
—
gain of 7.8%, in the Richmond Reserve District of 1.3%
a
Reserve
Florida—Jacksonville
present further below,
we
2.1%, the aggregate of clearings
city there
which
and in the Philadelphia
Atlanta
increase
increase of 1.8%.
an
Districts
York
trict the totals show
the
an
of
Reserve District the totals register
in
+ 13.8
Tennessee—Knoxville
having amounted to $18,241,952,000 against $17,863:859,205 in
clearings at this center showing
to
210,738,446
364,931,182
1,214,013,199
District of Columbia—Washington..
has to be estimated.
cases
statement, however, which
able to give final and complete results of the
previous week
are
Oct.
8,415,956
412,768,640
407,154,477
cities)
Federal
Macon
In
7,503,671
203,941,799
5.2
10,797,198
,
Marvland—Baltimore
not available at time of going to press.
are
+ 24.6
8.2
furnish
Saturday figures
7,357,454
+ 10.7
1
Richmond
Complete and exact details for the week covered by the foregoing will
issue of
3,081,76S
5,370,670
11,046,048
+
Virginia—Norfolk
4.8
$17,987,026,560 $16,624,363,093
cities for week
+
3,386,9501
226,034,117
8,626,511
(7
Total
Total all
+
460,149,007
38,409,600
6,252,054
11,805,638
376,619,122
484,264,791
43,702,000
Virginia—Huntington
South
all
9,165,540
250,302,682
__
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
8.9
3,326,815,780
3,535,692,675
All cities, one day
our
cities)
Youngstown
+ 14.7
$13,754,195,360 $12,632,184,157
—
2,052,859
3,277,941
West
five days
1,367.081
1,291,343
4,308,295
9.5
294,826,009
Other cities,
1,260.574
6,064,698
2.2
+
___
cities, five days
Total
1,071,000,000
.
1,488,607
+ 22.9
+ 12.7
364,716,354
397,229,796
.
Baltimore
in
1,084.000,000
Philadelphia
Reading
Total
Cleveland
Ten
4,038,630
Scranton
Columbus
5.5
372,795,976
__
__
1,002,552
1,272,161
4,962,377
.*
Mansfield
Francisco
$
1,183,386
+ 22.0
1,809,979
Lancaster
Cleveland
326,827,056
348,700,000
Pittsburgh
+ 30.3
1,379,081
1,682,130
Chester
Cincinnati
1.9
—
City
Louis
1,225,979
Fourth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland-
7.1
+
1,017,000,000
_.
Kansas
San
%
836,922,405
—
-
1950
$
+ 10.8
$8,019,319,150
_
Philadelphia
St.
1,597,822
Ohio—Canton
Chicago
1951
Dec. 7e
*
1953
York
$
Third Federal Reserve District—Philadelphia—
Total
New
1952
$
New
the week follows:
Week Ended Oct. 31
Inc. or
1953
2.4
—
;
—34.9
6,268,000
8,058,000
5,158,460
'
3.2
5,362,155
+ 22.8
9,510,824
—
3.8
388,482,988
—
8.4
+
6.0
4,621,611
4,521,070
7.1
155,885,934
134,272,81%
14.2
66,572,764
62,504,103
—
"
10,455,946
365,830.491
•
-
.
/
.?
.
.+
'
'*
'
Twelfth
Second Federal Reserve District—New York—
New
York—Albany—
.iBinghamton
<
(_
*2—_
Buffalo
'
I» 4.
Connecticut—Stamford
2
Lu, 1
cities)
'
¥
,24,116,355
16,208,115
__
67T03.721
27,075,782
1
3,376,885
8.4
105,231,078
97,556,651
2,503,834
1,915,891
San
2,202,395
2,086,469
San
1.8
8,843,382,726
8,497,201,905
27,166,878
26,084,292
8.5
18,259,602
18,411,983
6.5
18,935,162
_
69,960,299
15,311,731
—
149,478,493-'
152,434,434
18,030,714
+
—
2.6
Lake
+ 13.7
+
3.2
62,851,001
Santa
+
2.0
9.156,620,547
-
(10
56,907,732
,
58,403,140
8,796,039,884
Out6ide
11,072,241
12,129.270
2.3
574,751,615
472,130,963
15,345,086
+
0.3
17,282,996
15,346,467
4,070,063
New
Cities)
(111
cities)
5,994,990
10,406,140
—
—32.1
4,705,408
6.5
15,098,245
—
3,962,230
:i
8,941,132
(■;
-
,IH'I
958,105,222
962,976,296
18,244,952,000
17,863,859,205
9,235,574,632
_______
York City
•Estimated.
15,824,202
4.5
+
9,732,897
total
15,590,886
12,003,536
501,435,705
15,396,333
Barbara
Total
+ 12.2
11,463,156
-
—
i.
Grand
+
513,153,086
-
Stockton
54,451,213
65,034,423
City
Beach
California—Long
Pasadena
50,304,907
9,350,252,354 V 9,168,428,438
4,544,945
159,535,657
79,860,973
17,172,589
Jose
+14.4
168,438,207
4,816,634
148,137,690
-
Francisco
Utah—Salt
_
154,301,801
——*
3,688,633
+
v
District—San Francisco-
_____
Oregon—Portland
2.7
+
8,845,015,386
27,592,614
57,209^680
16,064,222
+
1,855,110
25,328,134
•
Yakima
17,957,025
—10.5
2,501,240
17,587,116
2
2.3
+
108,128,367
ij-!T '
L:
_
Northern New Jersey
(11
.
.
—
3,702,360
9,006,377,368
.
.
Syracuse
Total
(24,486,393
f
1,902,757
York
J.—Newark
«
2,238,565
_
Rochester
N.
23,917(141-1
117,194,015
Elmira
Federal Reserve
'
Washington—-Seattle
3,801,243 ;
—
Jamestown
New
.<
9,018,843,819
i
•
■'*
0.5
1,018,016,134
+
2.1
17,675,450,980
+'
2.4
8,832,068,254
—
879,110,767,*
16,881,464,500
*
8,384,262,601
i
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
50
Monday, November 9, 1953
...
(1814)
Company
Foreign Exchange Rates
First
the requirement
to
mortgage
Piedmont
1930, 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 EXCHANGE RATES CERTIFIED BY FEDERAL RESERVE BANK TO TREASURY UNDER TARIFF ACT OF 1930
Pursuant
and Issue—
Pennsylvania Glass
of Section 522 of the Tariff Act of
First
&
3V2 %
Northern
Spencer
Union
Chemical
Terminal
bonds,
due
bonds,
4.50%
Co.,
Monday
Oct. 30
Nov. 3
Australia, pound
Belgium, franc
_______
.200000"
Markka
(Metropolitan),
1.020390
.210500
Election
.210500
tables.
.00435401"
nounced
Day
.00435401"
.00435401"
.210466
2.810312
.116270
.264100
.264100
.496766"
.496766"
.496766"
Class
.0348875
.0349000
.0349000
.0349000
5%
.193233"
.193233"
.193233"
.193233*
Aircraft
.233000
.232910
.232962
Switzerland, franc
Union of South Africa, pound
.233000
Albany
2.799501
2.799813
Election
2.800539
2.800124
United Kingdom, pound
2.810000
2.810312
Day
2.811093
2.810546
_
Acadia-Atlantic
Allen
.658327"+
.658327"+
.561797"+
.561797"+
.561797"+
Corp.
Vermont
.425531"+
Uruguay, peso
6%
.531914"+
.531914"t
.531914"+
.531914"+
Uruguay, peso
.345373"
.345473"
.341450"
.338443"
Allied
of Rec.
1-
Finance
2
12-10
11-20
11-16
11-
61
11-16
11-
2
12-
1
11-16
11-25
11-10
Inc.—
12V2C
50c
(s-a)__
common
$1.3712
11-25
11-10
(quar.)
$1.50
11-25
11-10
i
50c
11-25
11-10
$1
12-23
(quar.)_.
__
preferred
-
Allis-Chalmers Mfg. Co.,
(quar.)
common
American
Greetings Corp.
American
Hospital
Investment
81
__
___
(quar.)___
Supply
11-25
(quar.)
(4c
12-
5
11-20
12-
1
11-20
12-10
12-
30c
preferred (quar.)_.
Forging & Socket Co
25c
25c
convertible
American
12-10 "
1-
$1
Machines,
(Dallas),
preferred
2
12-15
is-a)
.___
participating
3(4%
Holders
(quar.)
RR.
Participating
of merchandise.
depends upon type
When
Payable
+12 tic
com.
10c
American
tApplication
payments previ¬
+$1.25
Business
C.i
5.50%
.425531"+
(free rate)
an¬
follow with
Share
Ltd.,
Reduced
.658327"+
peso
the
(quar.)
Radio
(R.
.425531"+
♦Nominal.
dividends
we
+30c
&
.561797"+
Uruguay,
show
we
Refineries,
Sugar
preferred
.425531"+
.658327"+
which
A
Uruguay, peso
Uruguay, peso
in
table
the
Then
Per
.496766"
sterling
all
Name of Company
.140154"
peso
1476
10
grouped in two separate
are
indicate
we
.264125
2.783209
2.782797
.140154"
Philippine Islands,
Portugal, escudo
Sweden, krona
first
during the current week.
second
.140154"
.140154"
1669
16
1158'
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
payment date.
(
.116270
.116270
2.782487
2.782178
a
the
In
.210500
______________—
guilder
New Zealand, pound—
Norway, krone
Netherlands,
1
_Nov
stock
1
—Dec
-
issue
Dividend announcements
2.810520
.116270
.264100
.210500
2.811041
.21050.0
2.810000
..Dec
—Dec
1966-
DIVIDENDS
.00285625
.00285625
.00285625
.00285625
franc
pound
peso
1.020625
.00435401*
.210500
.
India, Dominion of, rupee
Ireland,
.326400
.326375
1.020234
.210450
Finland,
Mexico,
.0352609"
.326400
—
rupee
France
.326400
1.020703
dollar
Ceylon,
this
.0428082"
.0352609"
.0352609"
dollar
British Malaysia, Malayan
Canada,
.0428082"
.0428082"
.0352609"
due
1666
10
.0200625
.0200625
Free
3%
debentures,
•Announcement in
.0719820"
.0200650
.0428082"
Basic
3%%
■}.
('
Page
Date
—Dec
stock_
convertible debs.
preferred
conv.
Light & Power Co.,
Corp.,
1
CALLED
2.239541
2.239873
.0200625
Brazil, cruziero—
1978
ISSUE
cumulative
4%
1671
.133333"
.0719820"
2.239292
2.239043
bonds due
Penton Publishing Co., class A
stock
Pitney-Bowes, Inc., 4>/4%
conv.
preferred
.200000"
.133333"
.0719820"
.0719820"
Free
S
.200000"
"
•
.133333"
Preferential
Mission
$
.133333"
.200000"
Basic
Dec
1165
and Issue—
Corp.,
Connecticut
Nov, 5
Nov. 4
$
$
Argentina peso—
Carrier
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
Nov. 2
Friday
mortgage 3%
Company
Money)
(Value in United States
1670
„■
ENTIRE
Buying Rate for Cable Transfers in New York
Noon
Monetary Unit
Country and
First
1670
1
stock—Nov 30
Dec
1966—
second preferred
Co.—
1953, INCLUSIVE
NOVEMBER 5,
1952 TO
30,
1
1—Dec
1960
due
_
OCTOBER
Page
Date
,
Corp.—
Ry.—
33,4%
mortgage
.
.
Sand
12-18
11-27
1
11-16
1
•
Statement of Condition of the Twelve
of
dollars)
Nov. 4,
1953
Assets—
Gold
certificates
1953
20,043,103
—
fund
for
F.
199
gold ctf. reserves
20,896,793
cash
Discounts
330,494
and
advances
Govt,
S.
Bought
+
+
462,889
2,761
147,223
1,242,777
—
6,059
—
+
100
20,579
841,025
—
1,166
—
securities:
outright—
Bills
Certificates
50,000
2,106,312
5,851,541
Notes
+
1,903,112
855,825
+
3,666,150
Holdings of
Held
under
dec. (—)
+
49,000
25,446,674
+
99,000
+
24,000
+
1,927,112
Investments—total
and
Total
Due
P.
R.
foreign
notes
securities—
cash
+
165,0?!
banks—
items
3,580,623
10~057
—
+
136,662
—
+
+
50,039
+
3
+
23,301
+
189
+
844
Loans
8,848
+
to
Other
66,393
loans
417,864
+
87,973
Federal Reserve
Notes
26,149,894
142,295
+
+
650,385
Deposits:
carrying securities
for purchasing or carrying
S.
to
Treasurer—gen.
Foreign
19,778,512
+
444,120
664,069
+
20,503
452,576
—
18,394
375,947
S.
+
10,275
acct._
Other
555,432
124,827
—
deposits
Deferred availability cash items
Other liab.
and
accrued
3,022,050
divs._
20,017
456,504
+
21,271,104
95,835
—
2,132
—
indebtedness
liabilities
50,463,065
500,832
+
Reserves
with
with
60,756
—
+
1,523
1*53,496
—
Total liabilities
Ratio
of
gold
to
serves
note
&
584,676
Federal
Banks
Reserve
purchased
+
44.1%
83,002
417,864
87,973
0.5 %
the
ended
881
5,413
3,305
138
577
statement of weekly reporting member
Federal Reserve System in leading cities
following
principal changes for the week
28: Increases of $365 million in loans, $207
holdings of United States Government securi¬
ties, and $724 million in demand deposits adjusted, and
decreases of $203 million in United States Government
deposits and $215 million in demand deposits credited to
domestic banks.
Corpmercial,
creased
$52
industrial,
million
in
and
New
York
City, $29
ber banks.
Changes according to industry
other press release; it is estimated
that
the
112
loans
in¬
million
in
increase resulted from the
appear
about
new
Commodity Credit Corporation certificates
of
in
an¬
three-
issue
of
interest.
12-11
each
+
50
+
3
33
+
248
+
+
—
724
48
203
Ltd.,
—
1,273
+
215
+
9
capital
(interim)
com.
of
+
28
'
'
"
-I
'
'
.
be
found
common
Mills
list
a
of
current
details
volume
were
in which the
&
NOTICE
OF
Shoe
Bank
Note
Co.,
Date
6%
Terminal
Bldgs. Co.,
Hotel St. George Corp.—
1st
preferred stock
mtge.
bds,
due
,
1960
Page
Nov
Dec
3
Nov
1369
7
19
Nov 23
*
•
Company and Issue—
due Dec.
1
1475
bonds, series A, due 1961—.
Dec
Pacific Western Oil Corp., 3(4 % debentures, due 1964—Dec
1
*
1
1670
North
Shore
Gas
1960
Co.—
12-21
12-
1
12-
1
11-20
12-
1
11-20
12-
1
11-16
11-20
11-10
$3
12-15
11-10
10-29'
12-
11-16
10-31
12-
.
1
I-
2
12-
1
I-15
1-
1
2
(quar.)
com.
25c
12-
1
11-18
12-
1
11-13
60c
Co.,
12-31
12-15'
12 (4c
12-15
(quar.i
12-
1
1-
2
12-21
25c
(quar.)
12-
1
11-16
1-
4
11-16'
20c
(quar.i.
12-15
$1
Co.
Ltd.
11-27
11-16
75c
12-10
11-10
$25c
12-
11-10
+ $1.25
1-
II-27
1
11-27
2
+20c
(quar.i
Co.,
12-
1
11-16
12-
1
11-16
+$1.25
12-
$1.06(4
12-
rll-20T
12-15
+$1.25
(year-end)
Ltd.
■
&
Investment
(quar.i
Co.,
4(4%
Mills
preferred
(quar.i
Co.
Century Ribbon
Mills,
Valve
Inc.
7%
II-14
15c
(quar.i:
1-15
12-15 f
12-21
25c
preferred
(quar.)___!
12-
■
12-
1
12-
5
2!
60c
12-
5
30c
12-30
75c
12-
11-
12-
12-
56(4c
12-
1
Machine
Specialty Stores,
Sand
Co.,
common
1
(quar.)
&
4(4%
pfd.
(quar.)
1
12-10
11-14
11-14
11-18
'
—
(year-end)—
Engineering
Corp.
12-
1
11-16
40c
12-
4
11-20
12-
4
j11-20
12-
4
11-20
12-
4
11-20
50c
A
—
Inc.
il-25
25c
25c
(quar.)
class
12-21
1-
4
12- 4
5c
(quar.i
Special.
Bu—
Consolidated
.,11-24
1
11-24
40c
Co.
Broadcasting System
Commodore Hotel,
,
25c
Stone
Milling & Elevating Co.
Special
I
12-. 8
1
Milling
preferred
4
'11-18
,
1
$1
I
1
12-31
.
$3.50
60c
(s-al—
Enquirer
Extra
Colonial
11-16
12-15
40c
<s-a)__
Mfg.,
1
25c
(quar.i
Aircraft Co.
Cessna
11-13'
1
25c
(quar.)
,
Sova
1
Trust—
Class
Dec
1,
2
$1.25
International
1665
1668
foreign bonds,
11-17
1-
30c
—
(quar.)—
(quar.i—
preferred
1272
1057
1569
11-13-
1
+ 17 (4c
(quar.)
(quar.i
Bronze
5%
Columbia
Midi RR.
Co., 4%
Ltd.
Co.,
Canadian
Cincinnati
mortgage 334% bonds duo I960—
Jan
1
Firestone Tire & Rubber Co., 4(4% preferred stock—_Nov 15
General Outdoor Advertising Co., Inc., 6% pfd. stock—Nov 16
Hanna (M. A.) Co., $4.25 preferred stock
I
Dec
1
Merchants' National Properties, Inc., debs., due 1958
Dec
1
10-29
2
11-30
12-
9334
(quar.i—l__i_—
Canad'an
Colorado
First
11-
4
+20c
1672
Aberdeen & Rockfish RR.—
11-10
25c
(interim).
common
Vinegars,
Cincinnati
Page
11-30
11-25
10c
<s-a)
Extra
City
Date
11-
11-13
12-15
$1.35
pfd.
Refrigerating & Terminals (year-end)
Canada & Dominion Sugar Co., Ltd. (quar.)
Canada Steamship Lines, Ltd.—
5%.
preferred
(s-a)
"
REDEMPTION
11-16
11-30-
50c
Chicago Title & Trust Co.
Nov 20
11-30
12-13
10c
Chapman
,
1st mortgage 4(4%-4(4 % bds., due 1955-1960
Maryland Casualty Co., $2.10 prior pfd. stock
United Gas Improvement Co., common stock
11-17
32c
—
E:ftra_
Company and Issue—
Bush
12-10
1
$1.05
Rubber, 6%
&
Pipe Line
Canada
12-10
1- 2
12-
$1.12(4
_I
(quar.i—.—_i—
Oil
Co.
2
1-
50C
^
Forge Co.
Central
American
11-25
16 (4 c
Inc
Co.
preferred
Carthage
TENDERS
12-15
c
40c
Sharpe Mfg. Co.
Carman
given in the "Chronicle."
11-25 j
75c
^
Camden
(except where indicated)
11-25
12-15
12c
Extra
cluding those called under sinking fund provisions. .The
date indicates the redemption or last date for making
tenders, and the page number gives the location in the
11-30
12-15
60c
(quar.)
preferred
Buffalo
corporate bonds, notes,
11-24
+15c
$80c
(quar.i
American
Buckeye
stocks called for redemption, in¬
11-18
12-21
Y.)—
(N.
(quar.)
Brunswig Drug Co.
Notices
1
12-10
15c
(quar.)
Brunswick-Balke-Collender
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund
12-
80c
35c
(quar.)
Ltd—
(quar.i—_ —
Rubber
,
-»■«.*
W*
11-13
26.7c
1 quar.i
Foods,
Brown
$5
preferred and
and
(quar.)
Co.
Brown
556
—
Co.
Insurance
Canada,
Co.
Brown
849
income
& Sons
preferred
334%
56 (4 c
45c
!
Moon
British
c
22 (4 c
—!—
gains
preferred
93
'■
1
Inc.—
A,
Shippers
Mfg.
284
.
—
11-13
.
America—
investment
Bristol-Myers Co.,
10,622
i
n
40c
—
(quar.i
Laboratories
Bourne
1,142
—
of
Co.
Boston Woven Hose
1,570
+
1
1
i
t
11-10
7
12-
(quar.i
(Joseph)
&
Mfg.
Blue
378
+
12-
500
Bigelow-Sariford Carpet Co.—
4(4 %
preferred
(quar.)——v—
Black Hills Power & Light, com. (quar.)
1,011
—
11-30
25c
for
__.
Fund
preferred
Bibb
—
2,531
—
PARTIAL
agricultural
District, $25 million each in Chicago
and in the St. Louis
District, $21 million in the Dallas
District, and a total of $189 million at all reporting mem¬
of
47
—
11-20
2
stock
common
J.
Mfg. Co., common
Belden
4%
the San Francisco
fourths
$3
Baxter
3,092
—
19,119
banks
Below will
21,858
Oct.
million in
—
106
54,692
banks
2.5%
accept¬
for foreign
The condition
shows
13
—
1
1-
25c
5.40%
4~670
+
from
Barcalo
3,020
341
—
Borrowings
—
N.
Quarterly
1,004
deposits adjusted
deposits except government
U, S. Government deposits
Interbank demand deposits:
46,334
Gondition Statement of Member Banks
the
+
Ur20
12-
12-
(quar.)
Barber-Ellis
1,293
+
12-15
$1.75
+ 12 (4
Bancroft
on
correspondents
of
—
11-20
5%
_
of
Service,
preferred
Bankers
Liabilities—
Foreign
re¬
Industrial loan commitments™
banks
1,024
29
2
12-15
:
Products, Inc.
8.3c
1,079
i
—
51,514,460
and F. R,
combined
166
25
+
2
11-
it
(quar.i
Axe-Houghton
2,617
banks
Demand
14,519
+
+
176,440
certificate
+
+
14,160
_l
domestic
27,543
accts,
+
8
207
7,449
deposit
liabilities
Contingent liability
ances
cap.
34
+
Oil
4.20%
Domestic
262,736
+
—
44
+
11-
11-14
(interim)__
A
4(4%
744,648
Capital Accounts—
Capital paid in
Surplus (Section 7)
Surplus (Section 13b)
Other capital accounts.
+•
17,251
Time
Total
—
+
2
11-14
tlOc
Electric
Avon
27
406
185
—
11-
12-15
held)
Corp.
Class
219
+
4
13
2,388
5,502
6,654
-—
of
—
Cash in vault
Balances
Total
806
securities
190,791
+
+
31,795
U. S. bonds
126,402
—
—
7,983
banks
loans
Treasury bills
Treasury//certificates
203
11-16
25c
Equipment Corp., 4(4% preferred (quar.)
Powder Co.
(year-end)
from
Government securities—total
Other
+
6,438
loans
Treasury notes
Member bank—reserve accts.
1,663
2-19
11-20
't
share of
(one
Standard
Common
pur¬
724
estate
Other
U.
Liabilities—
for
securities
Real
Loans
51,514,460
or
dealers
and
brokers
11-16
1
1
312-
(quar.)
Co.
receipts ord.
Automatic Canteen
agricultural
and
industrial,
—
chasing
4,473
+
Products
(s-a 1
Atlas
2,706
loans
11-16
12V2c
—
pfd.
(quar.)
Stock dividend
2,655
365
29,741
—
5%
Co.,
deposit
Argo Oil Corp.
1,584
365
+
8,180
220,000
assets
Total assets
U.
466
+
1
+
American
Auto
+
1
Anglo-Iranian Oil Ltd.—
Atlas
79,538
1,084,921
—
premises
Other
561,989
+
Vitrified
Aro
40,915
Commercial,
26,271,414
banks
other
of
Uncollected
Bank
and
loans
from
American
1952
40,294
12-14
25c
____
(quar.i—
Thread
11-16
1
12-
25c
preferred
12-
Sanitary Corp.—
Extra
Loans
25c
12-18
30c
(quar.)
,
American
Oct. 29,
Loans—gross
12-18 1
25c
Special
7%;
2
5%
Co.
(quar.)
shares
Loans—net
.
Common
(In millions of dollars)
Assets—
49,000
1953
Pulley
dividend
12-18
1-
40c
(quar.)—
Radiator & Standard
Amer.
since
Oct. 21,
1953
1,903,112
repurchase
agreement
Pipe & Construction Co
Stock
2
$1.12(2
< quar. t
American
American
2"
1-
5%
,
preferred
1-
50c
..
Paper Goods
Inc. (+ ) or
Oct. 28,
50,000
+
(quar.)
common
dividend
4 V2 %
of
855~825
—
25,397,674
Ltd.,
Co.,
American
ber banks follows:
...»■•
(quar.i
Year-end
City, $101
•
Metal
Stock
million in the Cleveland District,
$97 million in Chicago, and $77 million in the San Fran¬
cisco District. Time deposits increased $48 million.
Borrowings increased $62 million each in the Chicago
and San Francisco Districts, and decreased $82 million in
the New York District; the net increase at all report¬
ing member banks was $28 million.
A summary of assets and liabilities of reporting mem¬
York
New
13,773,671
Bonds
•
1,390,000
+
198
—
821,979
Industrial loans
U.
—
R.
notes
Total
1
____
American
City and $106 million at all reporting member banks.
Demand deposits adjusted increased $316 million in
Nov. 5,
1952
853,690
Redemption
Other
Oct. 28,
:
(quar. 1
12-
31 (4 c
28 '/sc
(quar.)
preference
preference
4(4%
in New York
$109 million
decreased
securities
"other"
respectively.
$29 million,
million and
$25
Inc. ( +) or
dec. (—) since
40c
$1.31(4
preferred
$1.25
Treasury bills
of
j
(quar.)
5'/:%
increased $16]3 million at
all reporting member banks.
Holdings of Treasury cer¬
tificates of indebtedness and of Treasury notes increased
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
thousands
Common
securities increased $203 million.
.Holdings
(In
purchasing or carrying
Loans to brokers and dealers for
Illinois—
of
Co.
(quar.)
12-
2
10c
12-14
40c
12-31
12-17
40c
12-31
12-17
*
1st
mortgage 4(4%
Continental Assurance
Extra
Co.
(Chicago)
(quar.)
Volume 178
Number 5271... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Per
? Name of
Company
Continental Casualty
Extra
Share
Co.
(Chicago)
<quar.)_
1—
Range
Creole
Petioieum
Co.
Corp.
Co.,
Porster
(quar.)
Corp.
Dewey
&
A
1
11-17
Common
11-16
5%
_____
$1.50
12-10
11-24
Kern
$1
Dr.
___
11-30
11-16
5c
12-15
12-
Site,
Co.
&
Structural
Tar
$1
preference
A
Drug
Co..
Driver-Harris
Co.
B
Eagle-Picher
Extra
Eastern
Eaton
Sugar
Mfg.
5%:,%■
$4.40
conv.
5.65%
Corp.,
pfd.
Co..
Fischer
(quar.)
1951
(quar.)__
(quar.)__
1952 series
Co..
11-10
11-25
11-10
1
11-16
12-
$1.10
12-
11-16
12-
11-16
12-
11-16
35c
1212-
11-10
50c
12-
11-13
20c
12-15
12-
5
12-15
12-
5
12-
1
10-29
$1.50
11-
1
10-21
25c
1-
2
(quar.)
(s-a)
(quar.)
5%
Extra
preferred
Foods
Gas
General
Motors
12-
4
12-10
11-25
5
12-
11-25
10-31
$1.25
25c
(quar.)
12-
1
12-15
1
Corp.,
preferred
12-
4
11-13
II-28
12-10
11-12
933/4c
(quar.)__
1
2-
1-
1-
5
General
Steel
Corp.,
2-
1
25c
12-
1
30c
12-31
12-31
Castings
Extra
preferred
General
Telephone
4.40%'
preferred
Corp.,
12-31
55c
___
preferred
Rubber
&
1-
(quar.)__
common
55c
1-
59%c
1-
(quar.)
convertible
Tire
$1.50
<quar.)_
Co.
(quar.)_
2
New
11-16
12-
on
common
Stock
dividend
each
Golden
Good-
six
Stock
2
12-15
II-30
11-20
11-20
12-23
12-10
25c
12-12
12-
&
Inc.
(quar.)
Millfng
above
preierred
(W.
3%--%
T.)
_____
L
(quar.i
(quar.i—
the
effective
with
Co.,
&
11-12
12-
11-12
Ferguson
7
Y.i
(N.
Mica
income
gains)
Fully
from
(14c
and
Co.
&
Ltd
—
Administered
vestment
fund
Co.
3.75%
7c
and
income
from
Guilford-Chester
Hammermili
4%%-
Engineering
7 %
12-
5%
preferred
Water
4 %•%
Co.
$2
5
preferred
(J.
P.)
class
Co.
preferred
Co.
A
Corp.
Harshaw
Chemical
4%j%
Co.,
Gas
Electric
Light,
Bakeries
Hathaway
com.
(quar.)___
Inc.
Holophane
Co.
Oil
Hordir's,
Increased
Hoving
.»
$1.06 V4
1-11
12-10
1-20
11-20
20c
11-25
11-13
(quar.)__
12%c
$1.50
2
12-15
12-10
1-
4
12-21
12-
1
11-19
12-15
30c
12-10
Ltd.,
11-20
Peoples
4%%.
12-
1
11-30
12-
1
11-20
1
11-16
Indianapolis
Year-end
$37%c
Water,
12-
class
A
Co.
of
iquar.)_____—
Year-end
._
International
.<
Products
special
A
been
meeting
called
director's
dividend
for
Corp.
of
the
on
stockholders
Dec.
proposal
(quar.)
16
to
a
outstanding
12-
1
11-10
12-21
11-23
Co.
12-21
11-23
12-21
11-30
Preferred
5V2%
Stock
1
11-16
54.80
Iowa
preferred
Electric
Common
4.80%
Iowa
Corp.,
(quar.i
(quar.)_
Light
&
Power
Public
12-23
12-10
12-23
12-10
30c
Service
Co.,
common
<quar.)__
1-
2
12-15
60c
(quar.)
1-
2
12-15
35c
12-
1
11-16
1
11-16
4.20%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.05
12-
3.90%
preferred
(quar.)
1
11-16
preferred
(quar.)
97%c
9334c
12-
3.75%
12-
1
11-16
1-
2
11-30
1-
2
11-30
Jamaica
7%
Public
Service,
common
(quar.)__
preferred iquar.)
$25c
x$1.75
11-20
1
11-12
12-
1
11-12
1-
2
12-15
Reed
$2.25
1-
4
12-16
Common
12-
1
11-13
$5.50
1
11-13
$4.75
preferred
(quar.)——1
11-20
$4.50
preferred
(quai\)„
Texas
Fund,
Texas
Gulf
1
11-23
11-30
11-16
j/2c
12-11
12-
12-
11-16
37
4%%
4%
Rico
Pa.)
Stock
1
4—!___
Ctfs.
Land
of
12-10
12-
11-14
Timken1 Roller
12-
1
11-14
$1.18%
12-
1
Bearing Co.
Toronto
Elevators,
Tranter
Mfg.
Ltd.
12-
4
Treesweet
11-16
11-
2
Trunkline Gas $5 pfd.
12-15
11-30
11-30
11-25
35c
11-10
11-
2
4
12-
1
11-
12-
1
5%
1
11-
4
Products
Co.
2
12-21
11-27
Realization
11-13
12-10
United
Cos.
(From
12-10
11-12
U.
1
11-
9
1
11-
9
S.
45c
Syndicate,
Inc.
11-18
Walgreen Co.
1
11-16
12-
4
of
(Out
1
(quar.)
12-31
11-20
Whitaker
12-
1
Wilson
12-
1
Wood
50c
12-26
12-
2
Worumbo
12-15
12-
5
12-
11-20
1
11-16
11-
12-10
1-
7
12-17
50c
12-
1
11-16
25c
12-
1
11-10
12-
1
11-10
12-
Little,
11-27
Paper
5%
H.)
Mining
Ltd.,
50c
Rockwell
Manufacturing
Rockwell
Spring & Axle
(quar.)
(initial)—
11-16
1
2-15
3
11-12
11-
12-
1
11-12
12-16
11-16
1
11-16
11-25
11-10
11-25
12-
11-10
12-15
12-
12-15
11-16
12-11
12-
I-14
1
1
I-14
11-
6
12-
1
12-
1
11-
12-
1
11-
6
12-
1
11-
6
II-20
11-
6
25c
5c
6
12-
5
11-18
12-
5
11-18
12-16
II-18
12-18
11-27
$85
12-18
75c
12-10
11-20
II-30
11-16
12-
1
11-27
11-20
11-30
11-12
11-30
11-20
12-15
11-30
$2.50
12-
1
11-12
25c
12-
2
11-17
12-
2
11-17
12-
2
11-17
11-25
11-18
12-
1
11-17
1-15
1-25
12-10
11-24'
12-14
ll^lO
11-30
11-16
12-
11-17
1-
5
12-15
10c
1
12-15
11-20
22%c
12-
1
11-16
12-
1
11-16
12-11
11-13
11-15
10-30
12-
4
11-18
11-25
11-13
$1.50
12-
1
12-
1
11-16
12-
1
11-16
12-28'
11-16
12-14
12-1
11-16
12-
11-15
1
iquar.)
_____
13c
12-
1
1-
2
11-20
12-10
11-16
11-16
$1
100%>
Below
12-10
11-16
give the dividends announced
we
this
announced
these being' given in the
week,
Per
Gas
& Oil
Share
__^
Ltd
}lc
Steel
Co.
Wire
Co.
(quar.)
11-20
10-30
10-30
Aeroquip
12-
11-16
Aetna
1
conv.
pfd.
1
11-20
Aetna-Standard
1
11-10
Affiliated
12-30
11-10
11-16
12-30
11-30
12-
1
11-13
25c
1-
4
11-27
11-15
11-
pfd.
Airfleets,
Alabama
12-15
11-20
12-15
11-20
11-25
11-10
12-28
12-15
12-21
12-
7
11-15
12-
1
50c
12-
5
11-20
50c
12-10
11-20
$3.50
Alliance
Allied
10c
12-15
^-*9
12- 4
10-30
127%C
12-21
12- 1
12- 1
12- 4
12- 4
11-25
35c
(quar.)—
$1.12%
25c
(quar.)
Corp..
Co.,
10-30
11-18
11-18
11- 6
preferred
Mfg. Co.
Chemical
&
Co.
—
(quar.)
(quar.)^
Dye
Corp.
(quar.)__.
(quar.)
12- 1
12- 1
11-16
$1.05
$1.15
1- 2
1- 2
12-11
12-11
50c
(quar.i
4.20% pfd.
(quar.)
87%c
11-16
11- 2
60c
12-10
12-10
11-13
11-13
40c
11-16
11- 7
20c
(quar.)
common
preferred
Power
Kid
37%c
———
Special
Allied
11-16*
12-1
12- 1
11-30
11-10
12-15
12-15
^2-15
60c
Gas
4.60%
10-30
12- 1
12-15
15c
25c
?5c
110c
-—--—
(quar.)
Inc.
prior
Alabama
(quar.)_—
(quar.)
(s-a)
Reduction Co., Inc. com.
4.50%
11-20
7%c
1
Ltd., common—
:___
Shoe Stores,
preferred
11-12
11-25
2%
(quar.)
Agnew-Surpass
5%%
—-
dividend
pfd.
2
35c
(quar.i;
Engineering Co.
12-
12-12
12-11
40c
(quar.)
Equipment, Inc., com.
Gas
Stock
Air
Corp.
10-30
12-15
10%
.____
(quar.)
!
Ball & Roller Bearing Co., com. (quar.)
12-
$3
dividend)
Corp,
12-
12-10
(stock
dividend
Stock
25c
50c
Inc.
Addressograph-Multigraph
1
Holdert
11-30
60c
(quar.)
Industries,
11-15
When•
Payable of Rec.
3%:
Acme
Acme
12-
in previous
The list does not include divi¬
Name of Comvany
Acme
11-15
$25c
paid.
preceding table.
11-20
5c
Co.
Co.
11-16
1
3-
$2.50
Ltd.
!_____
12-18
$2.25
(quar.)
1
12-
+$1.37%
(quar.i
(s-a)
Mines,
2
1-
$1
A
12-
62%c
• s-a I
pfd.
Co
weeks and not yet
20c
$1
Co
5%%
12-15
(Texas)—
class
preferred
preferred
27 %c
(quar.)
50c
40c
—
& Co.,
dividend
7%c
—
11-19
Manufacturing—
prior
Stock
5%
(year-endi
(quar.)______
Co
Brothers
(G.
Acme
53 %c
25c
___^
12-10
75c
—_
Supply Co.
Wyckoff Steel
12-15
30c
(s-a)
Co.
12-18
25c
(s-a)_
Wright-Hargreaves
11-10
1-15
12-11
$1.75
(quar.)
Argentine
1
25c
25c
30c
Co., common
Arms
11-20
I-15
11-19
9
$75c
Insurance
preferred
Auto
12-15
98%c
—
11-19
12-10
50c
(year-end)
Extra
dends
(extra i__—
1
75c
Western
Co.—
(quar.)
Bit
11-10
12-
12c
income)
Services
guaranteed
12-15
75c
Ltd
11-10
1
40c
investment
Jet
5%
»
10-27
1
12-
Jersey & Seashore RR.—
25c
(quar.)
1
12-
Washington Mutual Investors Fund, Inc.—
11-
Insurance—
preferred
12-
15c
(year-end )
1
11-14
_____
$'1
28c
33c
22%c
(s-a)
11-13
—
Inc
4
12c
12-
5%
Co.
pfd.
conv.
11-20
(accum.)
4
12-
5%d
12-
Corp.—
America,
12-
25c
(quar.i—
Stockyards Corp. (extra)
Universal Winding Co., 90c conv. pfd. (quar.)
Venezuela
91'4 c
preferred
11-27
12-31
12-31
11-17
11-27
12%c
sale of securities)
on
Casualty Co.,
11-16
65c
Mfg.
12-18
$1.12%
United
12-
profit
1
(quar.i
8c
3114c
3834c
12-10
10c
Co., Ltd.—
dep. receipts ord. (interim)—
12-31
—
11-20
12-15
Molasses
Amer.
12-
;
11-16
12-15
America—
of
25C
—___,_
12-10
62V2C
(quar.)_.
6%
—__
5%
$1.25
(resumedl
8
—
11-16
12%c
—
Cigar-Whelan Stores Corp.—
25C
Transportation
11-16
12-10
10%
(quar.)
12-
(quar.i
11-16
12-10
United Science Fund—
12-
12-10
12-10
15c
J20c
:
(quar.)
preferred
United
11-12
1-
(quar.)
dividend)
(quar.)
Corp.
Biscuit Co.
$4.50
11-13
11-27
(quar.)_
(quar.)__
preferred
conv.
Common
11-4
12-
,__s.
Extra
Ulen
15c
30c
(year-endl
(quar.)
Tudor City 12th Unit, 6% preferred (accum.)
Tung-Sol Electric com. (quar.)
11-18
15c
11-16
50c
11-19
12-18
11-30
11-16
11-16
12-10
25c
(stock
Co.
12-10
30c
2
11-16
12-11
85c
Tokheim Oil Tank & Pump Co.
1-
11-27
11-27
30c
Trust—
(year-end)
proprietary interest
12-10
12-30
11-27
10r/o
shares
25c
$3
2
35c
(quar.)_
dividend
Pacific
Sub
1
1-
15c
Producing Co.
30c
11-14
income)
investment
Extra
12-15
:
Corp.
preferred
Robinson
(From
$2.50
Publishing (annual)
Common
Inc.
Texas
2
11-27
$1.183A
$1.12%
—
(quar.).
1
12-10
2
$1.37.%
iquar.)
preferred
12-
12-
1
1-
25c
(extra)
12-
$2.50
12-
1-19
1-19
Eastern Transmission Corp.—
West
____
(quar.)__
Mining,
Republic
(Cleveland)
Quarterly
11-20
1
12-15
1
27c
iquar.)
(quar.)
Terminal Tower
25c
(quar.i
(quar.i
convertible
Reinhold
preferred
Welex
:_
(quar.)
Washington
Roller
5%
12-
37V2C
5c
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Wellman Engineering Co.
—'—
of
(s-a)
;
8
common
1st conv.
Remington
Co.—
iquar.)
preferred
25c
$1.20
com.
preferred
6%'
Drug,
8
dividend
Ray-O-Vac
Bakeries
Interstate
1
12-
$1
,
A
Ltd.
Taylor & Fenn Co., 4.32% pfd.
Telephone Bond & Share Co.—
11-20
12-
12-15
1
2-
25c
Superior Tool & Die Co.
12-10
11-20
2-
25c
Sun
27 %C
11-16
12-10
5c
10-30
11-30
11-17
(quar.)
Steel
Metals
Quemont
class
11-
Corp.
(quar.)
Utilities
Providence
common
Ltd.,
Co.,
12-31
40c
preferred
Pressed
:
11-16
Ray
——
(initial)—
Inc.
Sullivan Consolidated Mines,
75c
Corp.
preferred
a
12-
1-4
Screw
r_
(quar.)
& Sons,
11-
1
Portsmouth
5c
11-18
1-11
L.)
(J.
11-16
___;
Co.
& Talbot,
67c
stock
(quar.i!
1
Stowell
preferred
11-16
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry. Co. (quar.)
Pittsburgh Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry.-—
$2
Resistance
Stifel
$5
(quar.i
Suburban
Pope
shares.
International
8%
11-18
10c
___
—_
.
11-25
has
consider
to
declare
12-15
1
com
$1.50
(quar.i
$3.95 preferred
(quar—
Philippine- Long Distance Telephone
11-16
Ltd.—
Canada,
Quarterly
2
Co.
—
pfd.
(quar.)
__"
7%
Nickel
International
1-
(quar.)
(quar.)_.
8%' preferred
12-
12-31
1
50c
50c
10c
$75c
t5c
(quar.)__
com.
75c
(quar.i-
Pitney-Bowes, Inc., common (quar.)
4%%
preferred (quar.)___
1
20c
2
(quar.)
(quar.)
,___
Co.,,4%
(Butler,
preferred
12-10
37%c
10-30
Philadelphia Suburban Water Co.—
25c
iquar.)
iquar.)
preferred A
Fuel Supply
Stetson (John B.)
.—
Corp.—
preferred
(Ohio)
Co.
State
12-
11-20
1-25
12-
40c
60c
9 3 34c
15c
(quar.)
com.
$1.10
Y. 1
Engineering
—
Pepperell "Mfg.
Phelps
Dodge
t35c
preferred
Products
11-16
11-15
$1.10
(quar.)
Philadelphia
Dredging
Oil
Telephone
(quar.)___
90c
(N.
Co.
preferred?
$3.65
12-
334%?
11-17
1
12-12
37%c
(s-a—
Telephone
Common
'»
t50c
Steel
!___
(quar.)
common
Peoples Drug Stores, Inc.
Common
$30c
12-10
(quar.)
(quar.)
————
States
convertible
Standard
22 %c
$1.12%
(quar.)
—
Extra
11-25
57%c
11-17
30c
Extra
Pennsylvania
11-13
—
12-10
$1.25
common
Electric
12-10
com
$1.60
12%c
(quar—__—
Corp.
Paragon
12-
(initiali
Standard
1
12-10
2
Development Co.—
IOC
Oil
Co;,
preferred
10c
1
1
12-
preferred
United Electric Coal
_______—
50c
70c
pfd. B
partic.
conv.
Indiana
1-
5
Mfg.
(quar.)_
(quar.)
preferred
12-
Co.—
(quar.)
Insurance
Texas
12-15
$$1.50
preferred
Co.,
(quar.)
common
convertible
12-15
12-
,
convertible preferred series A
Southwestern
12-
—
(quar.)
$1.25
$1.32
10-27
B
(year-end)
Co.
Co.
Morgan)
Corp.,
B
12-11
3
90c
60c
25c
——
Co.
Steel
&
$1.55
Class
11-
11-
for
A
class
and
A
11-16
South
50c
class
11-13
11-30
12-15
75c
4%%
(S.
United
(quar.)
—___
(quar.)
Color Co.,
5%
12-18
11-
Sonotone
t$l
(quar—
_______
—
A
preferred
4-
Smith
11-30
$$1.13
Quarterly
—
Varnish &
62%c
25c
75c
25c
1-
11-12
11-10
12-15
Ltd.—
—
common
Power
Extra
11-27
1
(quar.)
(s-ai
(quar.)
Western
Co.—
6%
Telephone,
5.6O";
Imperial
Co.,
Power
preferred
Pacific
12-
—
Insurance
Telephone
preferred
Pacolet
25c
iquar.)_.__
Life
preferred
12-10
30c
11-25
$1
(quar.i.
(quar.)
Co.,
Saw
Manufacturing
32 %c
25c
Tail
11-20
12-18
___
—
Co.
Power
4.40%
11-14
iquar J
Corp.-__-
Huttig Sash <te Door Co.
Illinois
pfd.
Power
&
Oil
11-13
•
A
&
Co.
(quar.)
Co.,
preferred
1-11
12-11
Singer
4
12-21
15c
of
class
held)
Simonds
11-30
of
75c
(quar—
preferred
Match
5 %
12-10
2
—
year-end.)
Lighting
6%
Ohio
12-1
40c
stock
11-13
12-10
j:8c
(quar.)
Consolidated
$1.12%
—
pfd.
prior
5%
preferred
Fire
5
11-13
12-15
11-27
shares
20
share
(one
$1.06 >4
common
(quar.)
preferred
$3.60
1
iquar.)
1
Ohio
Light
preferred
Pacific
___
(quar.)
5%
Corp
Inc,
Houston
Gas,
Rug,
Hightstown
Honolulu
&
Scotia
4%
dividend
75c
Ltd
RR.
National
11-17
1-
Pineapple Co., Ltd
HazebAtlas Glass Co. (quar.)
Oil
Northwestern
11-17
12-
(quar.)
Co.,
—
.__
$1.07
___
Co.,
Corp.,
Pennsy'vania
1
48%c
pfd.
Hawaiian
Hiawatha
North
(quar.)
A
(quar.)
—
each
12-15
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
—
11-30
$1.12%
iquar.)
3.90%
Lime
class
Gas,
- «
—
B
2c
!
(quar.i
(quar.)
Mining
12-
1-
1-15
20c
preferred
$4.40
(quar.t—_
common
convertible' preferred
Hartford
England
$3
&
(quar.)
Extra
25c
15c
________
preference
conv.
Oil
12-
10c
Corp.
Extra
L
(quar.)
Mills
Cylinder
Normetal
Palace
iquar.)
Signal
11-16
30c
^
Manufacturiirg
30c
preferred
(quar.i
43/4% preferred (quar.)
National
Dairy Products Corp.
(quar.)
National Rubber Machinery
(quar.)
Neiman-Marcus, 4 '4 %' preferred
(quar.i
Otter
Harbison-Walker Refractories Co.—
6%
11-30
(quar.—
4'A %
25c
________
12-15
1-16
1
75c
$1.25
Tool
&
Paper
44c
(quar.»
11-16
Extra
1
12-
50c
(W.~ A.7~Pen~"co."Tquai~")"
Sheaffer
28c
.__
•
National
11-17
in¬
—__—
1
common..
Year-end
iquar.)
12-
.\,
"*
Sheller
Texas
(quar.)
Machine
Nachman
Ohio
(qaur.)
common
11-20
$1.25
■.
Vernon-Woodbury Mills, Inc.
Muskegon Motor Specialties Co.—
capital
(quart)
12-10
4
9334c
iquar.)
Mount
$1.50
Paper Co.,
preferred
12-10
2
.__
(quar.)
Extrfli
RR.—
Co.,
preferred
Mosinee
in¬
$1
2
1-
Co.
&
Extra
(accum.)
Utilities
Morgan
11-20
15c
1-
12-
Inc.
t5c
(quar.)
Extra
4
11-
_
12-10
10c
Monarch
11-27
2
12-15
(s-a)
2
50c
preferred
Missouri
12-24
11-16
Corp.
1-
D.)
-10
12-
60c
—
(quar.)—.
(increased quar.)
Roebuck
12-23
5c
75c
$1
85c
I2V2C
,(quar.)
(quar.)
Williams,
(G.
—
(quar.)
12-15
12-15
$2
50c
50c
(quar.)
Co.
common
J50c
;
(interim)
(quar.)
convertible
preferred
6%
—
Aircraft
25c
25%
Extra
5%
11-13
15c
gSainsi
Grumman
Sears,
50c
._
(s-a)
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
1
11-30
Searle
12-20
50c
:____
Canada
of
Common
12-
20c
12-20
2
62 %c
!
4 % %
90c
net
2
1-
37 %c
(quar—
(quar.)
common
Minnesota Pwr. & Light Co., new com. (initial)
11-16
capital
from
1-
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator—
11-13
.
(8c
15c
12 %c
t50c
;
Engineering
i
dividend
&
75c
(quar.i
Telephone,
Co.
1
(s-a)
net
from
6c
Scott
(quar.)
Brick
1- 4
10c
12'/2c
-
(reduced)—
preferred
40c
.
Mining Corp. of Canada, Ltd.
Ohio
fund
stock
11-16
preferred
40c
.
Extra
12-21
Securities—
vestment
1
cos.
5%
preferred (s-a)
•______
Merritt-Chapman & Scott Corp. (quar.)
12-
(quar.i
$1.80 prior pfd.
Indemnity
12-
of
!_
(quar.)__!
Machine
25c
93%c
(quar.)
Knight Co.,
Common
_
11-18
1-
$3.40
after
:__
Meadville
37%c
iquar.) __'
common
11-16
tl5c
name
new
recently,
G.
Harry
McNeil
$2.50
is-a)
$4
1
25c
Ltd.
is
company
became
Drilling Co.,
3%
.__
11-13
12-
62 %c
Co.
Co.,
11-16
1- 4
I2V2C
(quar.)
Corp.
12-
12 %c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Inc.
Holder*
1
5%
(interim)
Co.
Fisher
J25c
Ltd
Co.,
Extra
Nova
dividend 1
preferred
Graton
12-
25c
common
11-27
50c
(s-a)
__-
(quar.)
Electric
Stock
&
Paper
25c
+
Products,
Co.
Mclvor
11-16
12-31
1
Scott
f25c
;
Ltd
C.)
Leaf
McGraw
New
11-30
$1
16%%
(quar.)
Rubber—
stock
1
Inc.,
1
fox-
common
pfd.
4%
10%-
Great; American
>•..
of
held)
Ltd.,
Corp.__
Tire
Year-end
Graflfix.
Group
share
(one
Co.,
_______
dividend
Goodyear
Grant
(quar.)
shares
State
Humor
5%
Co.
11-14
Lawrence
Stock
_____
Machine
Gisholt
3
Haynes
Mfg.
Joseph Lead
pay¬
(quar.)
Maytag Co.
Ej$tra__
9
12-10
50c
/
Sayre
12-
meeting held Nov.-2.
merger
12-15
30c
dividend).—
St.
12-11
Class
action
no
Mines,
(R.
name
12-18
100%
iquar.)
(stock
(initial)
common
12-30
2
100%
.____
Products Co.
Gerber
St.
5
Massey-Harris & Co., Ltd. The change of
<12-18
pfd. (quar.)
Corp., com. (quar.)
11-13
1-
1-
50c
Corp.
12-18
2
5%
11-20
&
>
Payable of Ree,
$1.25
(quar.)
ord.
When
51
$1.25...
(quar.)
preferred
A
37%c
Management
Sagamore
4
$1.25
(quar.)
Plywood
took
Ltd.
This
Royalties
Ryerson
50c
_J—
dividend)
(stock
Massey-Harris-Ferguson,
4
80c
preferred
General
_
—
Masonite
11-16
$1
(quar.)
common
2
12-
25c
________
1-
60c
(quar.)
(quar.)
..
(quar.);
Calculators, Inc.
5
25c
Corp.
Corp.
—_
(quar.)
Marchant
II-16
12-
(quar.)
(quar.i
MacGregor Sport
Maple
4
12-26
11-14
25c
(quar.)_.—
Co.
Inc.
(quar.i
at
Macassa
11-25
1-
12-15
25c
(s-a)
(quar. i__
Lovvney,
Mahon
12-
1-
11-25
8
preferred
Crown Bottling, common
preferred (quar.)_
5%
5c
—
11-16
2
50c
;
General
General
12-15
1
I-
$1
Corp.
Corp.
2
12-
50c
.
(quar.)_
American
1-
15c
$30c
12-14
Royal
Aircraft Corp.—
ment
12-15
(quar.)___
preferred
Oil
Directors
11-10
$1.12%
10c
$1
11-16
$1.10
11-13
.__
(s-a)____.—
Co.
D.)
Lockheed
11-16
12-
Machine
G.),
preferred
(H.
11-16
12-
(s-a)
common,
Candy
General
11-25
$1.37%
(quar.)___
A
Flying Tiger Lines,
<!4.75%
1
11-16
(quar.)
class A pfd.
Co.
class
General
$6
12-
10c
H.)
General
$5
12-18
30c
preferred
conv.
Co.,
preferred
$3.75
11-12
11-16
12-
quar.)
(quar.)_
Year-end
$4
11-20
11-19
12-15
$1.41'A
(increased
common
6%,
Ltd..
Flintkote
,12-10
12-
Participating
(M.
11-20
$1.02%
(quar.)
Porter
Fishman
12-10
$1.06(4
.■
series
conv.
Fairbanks
Fittings,
10-29
$1.34
(quar.)__
(s-ai
&
2
$1.06'A
preferred
Corp.,
preferred
Co.
11-13
11-
11-13
1
Extra
Co.
1
1
12-
15c
quar.)
(quar.)
common
Corp.
11-13
50c
(quar.)__
Co.,
Lehman
12-
11-20
$1.25
$2
Resistor
$1.20
Essex
pfd.
&
Lion
12-11
11-20
12-
>0.1176
Shares
common
12-22
$4
(quar.)
convertible
Equity
Erie
2
50c
$2
Equitable Gas Co. common
4.50%
I-
11-16
4
15c
Share
(quar.)
common
Rolls-Royce,. Ltd.—
Amer.
dep. receipts
25c
(R.
preferred
$2.50
Lee
11-16
10c
Pfd.
Arner.
A,
(increased
Monotype
Inc.,
Leath
1
30c
:_
preferred
pfd.
preferred
12-
2
$15c
_
(quar.)
2nd
2
I-
30c
Ltd
2nd
2nd
1-
1
12-21
$1.50
(quar.)
preferred
$4.40
2-
S
Co.
12-
4
20c
Industries
Gas
Tourneau
Lear,
series
15c
-■
,
Extra-
12-21
50c
preferred
11-13
15c
(quar.)
preferred
12-15
11-13
15c
(s-ai
convertible
$4.25
1
1-15
50c
(reducedl___
A
com.
Gas, 4.10%
preierred (quar.)
5.3ft';
12-
1-15
$1.75
—;
414%
Lanston
25c
iquar.)
Natural
Paso
11-18
1
$1
Associates,
Co.
12-
}25c
.
1
Extra
El
;
(quar.)__
Co.
Lansing Stamping Co.
}10c
(quar.)
preferred
Mines,
11-10
5%
(quar.)
Daniel
Sullivan
East
11-20
$i0c
.
Early-&
France
Laclede
Ltd.—
(quar.)
Co.
Consolidada
La
Le
(reduced)
preferred
La
12-11
10-30
15c
(quar. )___•_
Co.,
common
7%
12-11
12-21
Ltd.—
(quar.)
Hosiery Mills,
Common
6%
Ltd.
iquar.)
Co.,
preferred
Durham
Steel,
&
Chemical
Dow
12-21
11-10
$$1.25
^Chemical
iquar.)
1
Common
Corp.,
iquar.)
Dominion
$4
;___;
(quar.)
Anglo Investment
preferred
_
(quar.)
.—
(quar.)
Co.,
prior
5r/o
1
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(Calif.), common
Creamery
preferred
25c
Inc.
iquar. I
5%
11-17
25C
$1
Co.
11-17
1212-
common
preferred
15c
Mfg.
11-30
(quar.)
Year-end
60c
20c
Co.
convertible
Knudsen
1
&
62% c
Industries,
Oil
Per
Name of Company
32 %c
Extra
Kerr-McGee
Co.—
Clay
Dominion
Dow
11-10
$1.75
!___
I_
Chemical
S.)
Pepper
5%
11-24
11-30
Holdert
Rockwood
(quar.)
Land
County
When
Payable of Rec.
Corp.—
(quar.)
preferred
$1.20
(quar.)
Industrial
Dominion
12-10
4c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(W.
Dickinson
Kaiser Aluminum & Chemical
12-
Year-end
Dickey
11-17
Corp.—
(s-a)
Almy
Increased
class
Securities
7%', preferred
Culver
1
12-14
_.
Finance
&
12-
Share
Name of Company
20c
(quar.)
'Special?
Crown
Per
Holder <
Payable of Rec.
50c
Copper
Crum
50c
When
(1815)
11-16
52
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1816)
^
Per
Share
Same of Company
Allied
Laboratories,
Extra
4%
pfd.
Alloy
Inc.
(quar.)
_—-—
Steel
Cast
Alum'num
$3.75
Co.
of
America,
Co.
(yearl-fend)_-~-
4%
——
common
(quar.)
___
preferred
(quar.)—_—
___—
(quar.)_
prelerred (quar.)
Amalgamated Leather Cos., Inc.
6% cony, preferred (quar.)
American
Airlines
Inc.; common
3%% conv. preferred (quar.)
514%
2nd preferred
2nd
Automobile
American
(St.
American
4'A%
—
Bakeries
Can
American
&
Common
Furniture
American
Gas
American
Co.
Products
American Ice Co.,
6 %
American Machine
&
Co.,
News
25c
15c
5c
<quar.)_
(bi-monthly)
Seating Co.
American
Steel
Building
Clayton
Arcade
Farms
partic.
Corp.
4'A%
8
12-18
12-10
11-14
10-30
(quar.)
Die
Co.
and
71
Gold
Bulolo
trating
11-13
12-10
11-25
Mills
11-25
11-20
4%
11-16
11-
Public
Terminal
Butler
4'/2%
Steel
12-15
12-
1
Byron
12-15
12-
1
California
12-
1
California
12-15
12-
1
Stock
Jackson
$3.75
pfd.
pfd.
5.25%
Associated
Class
Atlanta
&
6
Co.
15c
—
25c
11-16
12- 1
12-21
10-31
(quar.)_
10%
37'Ac
(quar.)
Power
Co.
Co.,
com.
(quar.)
—
Corp.
(quar.)
5.36%
conv.
12-15
11-25
5.20 %
conv.
11-10
Campbell.
10-16
Canada
Line
Class
Canada
(Initial
&
liquidating)
cash
Pacific RR.
Fractional
Atlantic
Co.,
Avondale
Ayshire
Mills
Collieries
Stock
dividend
share
be
Baltimore
pfd.
(quar.)
of
Iron
pfd.
(A.
2
t85c
12-1L
11-11
Cunningham
$25c
12-
1
11-13
Curtis
Co.
Canadian
$10c
12-
1
11-13
Curtis
12-15
11-30
Canadian
12-
8
11-
6
Canadian
75c
93%c
12-
1
11-
6
4'A %
&
12-15
12-
1
Canadian
12-15
12-
1
Capital
12-
1
11-13
12-
1
11-13
$1.50
12-
1
11-13
12-22
12-15
Carrier
12-
10-30
Catelli
$1.25
3
12-17
$1.25
12-11
11-13
12-11
$1
12-11
11-13
11-10
Coal
11-16
10-30'
50c
12-15
11-20
Common
12-
1
Central
Illinois
11-10
4%
31'Ac
11-10
10-27
4.92%
31'Ac
11-10
10-27
5»A%
12-
11-14-
1
25c
y12-18
12-
12-15
12-
1
3-.15
3-
1
$1
12-
8
11-
12-
8
11-
6
Guaranty
2
1-
12-
preferred
preferred
Steel
(Phila.),
preferred
Biaw-Knox
Co.
11- 3
11-27
11-16
11-
12-
11-16
Chase
Chenango &
1
2
12-
1
11-16
1
11-16
12-
3
11-10
30c
12-
1
12-
1
11-13
Class
A
11-13
Chilton
1
11-10
Cincinnati
^
50c
11-16
10-26
1
2
11-
9
Clark
12-
4
Claude
12-23
12-
Cleveland
25c
62'Ac
12-12
1
1-
12-1
2
1211-
11-16
1-
2
8
12-24
11-16
12-16
11-20
20c
-A
11-13
11-10
11-10
10-31
12-24
12-12
25c
12-24
12-15
1
Di
(quar.I
Co.
1-
2
12-
8
11-20
11-10
11-16
10-30
1-15
12-30
11-16
11-
75c
12-
11-14
1
25c
12-
12-
11-20
1
11-10
25c
11-13
11-
25c
11-16
12-
1
11-20
7%
guaranteed
Clinton Foods,
Common
4'A%
Clorox
Club
>
convertible
Chemical
Aluminum
Foil
Special
(monthly)
12-
10c
12-
1
11-16
1-
2
Co.
preferred -(quar.)_^
(increased quar.)_____
1-
2
11-25
Products
Co.
75c
Co.__
ioc
(quar.)__^
Cockshutt
Farm
,
25c
.11-30
12-12
11-16
'
12-
1
11-13
Boeing
,
(Sidney)
&
Co..
Inc.""(quar-.2Sc
J'
Airplane, Co. (year-fend)
Eohn Aluminum &
Brass Corp.
(increased)-
\
,12-1
10-29
Equipment
Ltd.
(quar.)___
$25c
-12- 1
•,11-17
$2.50
11-28
11-12
35c
12-15
12-
1
Collins
Aikman
&
Coldrado
Central
Extra—
Corp,
Power
1_1
(quar.)
(quar.)
11-14
10-20
12-31
12-15
^
'
1
.
•
*
40c
"
'12-
1
"•
11-17
________
10c-\v
1- 2
12-17
12-
4
12-24
12-
4
$1.75
12-
1
11-16
30c
12-
1
12-
11-18
11-14
11-16
10-27
50c
12-17
$37'Ac
(quar.)_
A
1
25c
class
12-
3
50c
1-
2
12-
8
12-
1
11-10
30c
12-
1
11-13
30c
common
— .
to I.
C.
3
$2 '
—
C.
3
12-
11-. 9
3
12-
$2
—
(subject
12-
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
12-15
11-
9
11- 9
,
/ 12- 4
ap¬
50%
Fund
Investment
from
11-16
11^ 5
11-16
10-17
11-16
10-17
4
11-16
1
6
in¬
security
from
3c
and
income
(9c
11-
25c
(quar.)
11-20
25c
.___
12-
12-
35c
(quar.)
12-15
90c
50C
Stock Yard
12-18
75c
1st preferred (8-a)_
12-30
12c
11-16
11-
2
45c
12-19
12-
4
25c
12-
1
1
11-14
11-14
11-17
25c
11-30
11-17
25c
12-15,
pref.
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
Ltd.
Stores,
(quar.)
Z
■
;
Dominguez Oil Fields Co.—
Donohue
Oil
Co.
Chemical
4%
Corp.,
preferred (quar.)
U. S. A.
(increased
Common
preferred
Duriron.
5%
Paper
Electric
Electrolux
Stock
Ely
$5
Railroad
Co.
1-
2'
12-. 4
11-16-*
12-15
11-20
$lr,4
\2-jL;
,'-ll-ltf
(quar.)
Steel Corp.,
-12-15
lk*6
12-26
11-19
12-26
25c-
11-19
25c
11-27
11-10
25c
11-14
10-15
$1.25
\ 12--1
11-13
15c
(quar.)
il-10
10-20
—
com.
(quar.)
Co.—
preferred
(quar.)
_____——_
Erlanger Mills Corp., common (quar.)Jl_—
4'A%
prior preferred
(quar.)—1_
Faber Coe & Gregg
(quar.)
Morse
Sugar
Ut30
12—, 4
5%
(quar.)
-
Fajardo
11-19
15c
-•
Co.
preferred
&
]fi-25ri
2,.
30c
dividend
Forge
..
\
$5
1
.4^25
1-
-
50c
(quar.)_4
Mfg. Co. (quar.)
Empire District Electric Co.—
5%
11-21
1,
12-16
$1.50
—
—
Emhart
Erie
12-
$1.75
—
(quar.)
Walker Dry Goods
&
14-24
•
Corp.
National Watch
Elgin
■
Rubber
&
12-10.
25c
(year-end)
Corp.
Hose
J 0-34,
31'Ac
—4—
Associates
Utilities
11-14
(Md.)—
Corp.
preferred A (accum.)
$6 preferred B (accum. 1
Eastern
12-10
17'Ac
(quar.)^_
Lines, Inc.
(s-a)—
12-10
40c
preferred
Air
12-23
,
12-10
$30c
4.80% pfd.
(quar.)
Inc., common (quar.) 1——_
States
2.
6
6
11- 6
717/»c
quar.)
(quar.)______
(quar.)
Ltd..
Fferes,
1-
50c
,
35c
Dun & Bradstreet, Inc.
Dupuis
1111-
11-16
—
*
53A%
10-20
11-14.11-14
35c
(quar.)
—
Drewry's Ltd.
12-10%, , n-,25.
25c
(quar.)
com.
11, 4
10c
(quar.)
common
11-4
,
11-20,
2'A%
(stock
preferred
convertible
Dravo
11-25
2'Ac
California (quar.)—_—
dividend)—
of
Co.
Company,
11-14
11-25
$1.50
Drackett
12-; 1
-
1
$1
(quar.)
Extra.
Dow
12-
$30c
(quar.)
Ltd.
Brothers,
Aircraft
Douglas
e
«
,
Monthly
Monthly
Fairbanks
(quar.)ll;J._ii__l_*^-3' 28c:?
4
12-24
11-17
r 11- 6
50c
87'Ac
com.
12-
12-15
Erie
Colgate-Palmolive-Peet Co.,
$3.50
preferred
(quar.)
2
11-30
1
12-
4
1-
$15c
11-10
"12-12 "1
-
.-25c
_T_—
6
12-
$62'Ac
5%
12-16
12-10
$1.12'A
1
4
2
15c
(quar.)__—
12-
.11-
1-
75c
—
(quar.)_
Dominion
12-16
_____
11-30
10-30
4
10c
common
12-21
60c
$1.75
11-13
10-20
87'Ac
(quar.)
Inc.,
2
$30c
Eddy
(monthly)
11-
37'Ac
Bridge Co., Ltd. (quar.)
Engineering Works Ltd. (s-a)
Dominion Scottish Investments, Ltd.—
Eastern
11-10
11-16
Dominion
Eastern
1
87'Ac
10-30
11-14
12-
12-15
11-
2
50c
6
12-29
12-
10-30
12-
11-
$2
11-25
12-15
11-15
11-13
1
2
11-16
12-
1-2-54
10-15
12-
12-
20c
11-10
65c
11-16
$$2
25c
12-31
$1.12'A
11-17
$1.05
(quar.)
pfd.
7%
$7
(quar.)
11-10
$40c
ioc
(quar.)
1
1
12-15
$50c
—
(increased quar.)
Houses, Inc. (quar.)
50c
1
12-
12-
2
11-
12-18'
-
50c
Cup Co.
20c
!_
12-15
28'Ac
Extra
10-15
50c
(quar.)
12-10
1-2-54
Dominion
Illuminating Co.—
preferred
Cochran
.
JBlumenthal
5%
$2.50
35c
Dodge Mfg. Corp.
11-20
1
10-25
.
933Ac
(quar.)—
-4.
B
11-13
10-31
11-16
Door
dividend
vestment
..
.
8c
-
profits)
Dixie
5
12-16
12'Ac
'
(year-end)
Electric
1
11-14
Giorgio Fruit Corp., class A (quar.).
Douglas
11-15
50c
(quar.)
11-13
1
12-
$$1.25
Mfg., Class A
Union
Class
10-21
$1.12'A
i__
Corp.
12-
2
(quar.)
preferred
4%
&
11-
11-10
Airlines.
S
Diversified
11-10
15c
50c
t
Distribution of r7c representing approximately the undistributed net ordinary,
income earned in 1953 and 18c
repre-.i
'•
senting ,part. of the undistributed net
long-term capital gains realized in 195325c
12-
50c
Pittsburgh RR.—
guaranteed
(quar.)
4%
*
10-31
75c
5%
11-20
11-25
50c
(quar.)
1
$17'Ac
(quar.)
Cleveland &
11-16
(quar.)
.
12-14
12-14
50c
30c
Machine
Common
2
12-16
(quar.)
L.)
Clearing
$1.18%
(quar.)_
-...
12-15
Neon, .Inc,
11-25
$4.50
-
Inc.
Derby Gas & Electric (quar.)
Oetrolt-Mlchigan Stove Co.—
Unadilla Telephone Corp.—
Gas
(D.
12-10
35c
(quar.)_i.-u_i.-(
1
(quar.)
Electric, com.
City Auto Stamping Co. (quar.)
15c
$1.06'A
Inc.—
1-
(quar.)
Compeny
11-13
1
(increased)
com.
12-15
$1.12'A
Cab Co. Inc.
Chiksan Company (quar.)
1
30c
C.)
1
___
12-
1-
10-31
1-
50c
Y.)
(N.
11-2
1
12-
11-30
40c
$4.20 pfd. (quar.)_
Co., Ltd. (s-a)
Tramway Corp.,
Denver
10-30
11-16
$1.19
(quar.)
Yellow
12-
12-
Bank
Chicago
12-
$1
Engineering
12-
$50c
$50c
proval)
Denver
Chicago & Eastern Illinois RR.—
25c
.j__
11-30
21c
preferred (quar.)
Chesapeake Corp. of Virginia (quar.)
Chicago Corp; $3 preferred (quar.):
Electric—
Co.,
11-14
com.
4'A%
$1.06'A
2'A%
Blue Ridge Insurance (N.
Blue Ridge Mutual Fund,
11-25
50c
Ltd.,
common
Stock
11-14
1
1
(quar.)_
National
(quar.)-
____:
Corp.,
$4.50
preferred
(quar.)
Channing Corp. (quar.)
11-13
12'/2C
$1.75
Tobacco
preferred
Co.
11-16
(quar.)
Brothers
1
12-
12'Ac
12-
12-
-
12-
Champion Paper & Fibre Co.—
Common
(increased).
17'Ac
common
12-10
(quar.)
Denver & Rio Grande Western-
10-31
(quar.)
11- 3
:
(quar.)
dividend
Co.
12-1
at
<quar.l__'
11-16
$1.03
$25c
___
12-18
1
Chambersburg
common
&
11-25
75c
debenture
Dobbs
Service
12-14
$1.183A
4.75%
12-10
Oil Corp
&
Voting
12-18
12-31
5%
Electric
Common
com.
12-18
12-31
dividend
25c
(quar.)
12-31
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
1-4
(quar.)
Co.
11425
62'Ac
common
Inc.,
Company,
C.
8%
11-20
29c
Public
Chain
1
12-10
Corp.—
12-21
Belt
12-11
$1.12'A
11-16
Stock
2
1-
$1.17'A
8
(quar.)
Corp.,
11-27
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
___i_
preferred
com.
$75c
(quar.)
11-16
quarterly
4.15%
Corp.
pfd. (quar. 1
Blackstone Valley Gas
Co.,
(quar.)
preferred
16'Ac
(quar.)
1
12-18
$1
West
Vermont
Century
12-
55c
__
$1.23
11-27
October 23)
Electric
South
10c
com.
ll-t20
12-10
Stores, Inc. (quar.)
(year-end)
$7 pfd. (quar.)__
<quar.)__—
preferred
12-10
$1.31'A
Electric
<fe
Central
4
$1.25
______
(quar.)
Louisiana
4.70%
&
Dennison
12*19
1-
Co.—
I2V2C
(resumed)
omitted
12-10
preferred (quar.)
Metallic
Inc.
Common
1-2-54
$3
(quar.)
Increased
Co.
_____
10-20
(quar.)
preferred
4.50%
7
11-10
30c
4.75%
1-
10-20
$1.12'A
Service
preferred
Central
6
$4
11-10
(quar.)
preferred
Central
4
2'A%
11-14
11-14.
$$2.50
(quar.)
: 12-15
1-2-54'
15c
Co.,
Sons,
Rock
Deep
7%'
$1.05
(quar.)
11-10
50c
pfd. (quar.)__
pid. (quar.)
$2
Ltd.
Corp.,
Leather,
Deere
50c
(quar.)
Public
Davis
11-25
11-30
(special)-^
pfd.
12-16
11-30
$1.13
(quai.)—
Dahlstrom
11-16
1
11-30
(quar.)
common
(s-a)
Coke
&
preferred
$46
11-20
7
A
Daystrom,
12-10
$25c
preference
4'A%
12-
Class
Cushman's
12-
$12c
;
Co.,
50c
Black Sivalls & Bryson,
Stock
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)___
Canada Investments, Ltd.
Central
Mfg.
Publishing
Delta
5%
(quar.)
preferred
Blauner's
4.20%
40c
2
50c
Co., common
$56c
11-27
(quar.)
Trictor
1
12-
4
1-
(quar.)__
preferred (quar.)—
8%
preferred
50c
Foundry Co.,
(quar.)
11-27
12-10
(quar.)
Illinois Light
(s-a)__
12-10
(quar.)__
common
Co.
Central
pfd.
11-
(increased)
Central
Fine
Bethlehem
4.25%
A
B
Central
by cash
10-30
11-16
35c
$46
of
11-16
(quar.)__
Western
Spinning Associates
Best & Company (quar.)__
*
Birtman
Class
Class
Caterpillar
5%
1-15-54
$$1.25
35c
pfd.
Products—
Food
50c
pfd.
$$1.12'A
55c
5%
Co.,
Press, 3'A%
$4
12-30
(quar.)—
Steel
10-23
Extra
4'A%
Berkshire
Co.
10-15
11-14
Pass
Curtiss-Wright
-
Corp.
1
11-30
$12'Ac
(s-a)
Paper Co.,
4
__
(quar.)
Ltd.,
\lnc.
Carpenter
11-13
12-
Ltd.
Trust,
Extra
11-13
12-11
$1.25
(quar.)
Co.
Utilities,
Estates,
Carpenter
$41
$1.25
Co.,
Ltd.
(s_a)
Ltd
Co.,
Investment
Cos.,
Carborundum"
1
12-
$25c
Refractories, Ltd.—
preferred (quar.)__.
1
40d
$1.31 Vi
pfd.
(quar.)
Corp.
(dividend
Gossett
Oil
12-
$$1.25
Foundry Co., Ltd.—
Inter.
10-14
1
12-11
(quar.)
Drug
Canadian-Fairbanks-Morse
11-30
common
Belding Heminway Co.
Coal
11-30
preferred-
Bell & Howell
Nest
11-
Corp
on
Corp.,
12-15
(quar.)
meeting held
Seal,
12-15
quar.)
(quar.)
Aircraft
&
Zellerbach
12-
dividend i
Mortgage
Shoe
Seal
Cork
Crown
62Vic
27Vic
34%c
37Vic
20c
S.)
4%%
Beech
&
Crown
Cuneo
(quar.)
com.
Cork
2
Crum &r Foster.
$1.25
Mills, Inc.,
Crown
11-
11-16
Crow's
J$1.25
(quar.)
—
Dredge & Dock, Ltd.
12-15
'11-14
12-
20c
—
4'A%
Co..
Sexton
&
3
■
Laboratories
Cribben
2
11-
Canadian
12-15
2
12-31
5%
Fund,
11-
11-23
Bearings Co .of America
Keaunit
9-30
11-16
$25c
Bathurst Power & Paper Ltd., class A (quar.)
Class B
Baxter
$6c
(quar.)
A
11-25
2
50c
(interim)
Shoe, 5% pfd. (s-a)
—
3%% preferred (quar.) —
Company,
Class
&
11-20
1-
31'Ac
(quar.)
dep. receipts for ordinary
Amer.
Craddock-Terry
Crane
pfd.
1
Ltd.—
10-30
2
10c
&
Works
Courtaulds,
10-30
11-16
11-
(quar.)
conv.
Corp.
Steel
7
11-16
12-
America
Barium
12-
1- 2
$10c\
$15c
Safeway,
2nd
7
5
1-
9334c
$1.06'Av
(quar.)
Machine Co.
Investment
59c
4%
non-cumulative
preferred
Bangor & Aroostock RR. Co.—
Bankers-Bond
Counselor's
3
2'A%
RR.
7
income)
investment
1211-
12-15
60c
(quar.)
(quar.)
11-
,___
Ohio
&
12-
(quar.)
common
2
12-
$1
preferred
(quar.).——_____
Imperial Mills, Ltd. (quar.)
5%
11-23
(quar.)
(stock
1- 2
Common
$20c
5%
Lines—
settled
common
Corp.
Cosmos
3
(quar.)
(monthly)
JBaker-Raulang Co.
11-
11-20
(quar,).—
General Fund—
(From
for each share held.
preferred
conv.
11-30
12-21
15c
$1.06'A\
(quar.)_
com.
2
1-
$12'Ac
12- 8
Common
$2.50
SS.
Atlantic Wholesalers, Ltd., 5'A%
$1,25
11-18
50c
f$3
J32'Ac
(annual).
11-2
(s-a)
fcAtlas*Plywood Corp., $1.25
10-30
12-
(quar.)
common
shares will
Refining
Ltd.,
Foils,
—
7
12-
1-
11-20
50c
preferred (quar.)
Corby (H.) Distillery, Ltd.—
Class
A
(year-end)
——
Class B (year-endu
—
Corning Natural Gas
(quar.t__
Corrugated Paper Box Co., Ltd.—
Car
(quar.)
Distribution
common
11-14
A
Canada
2
$3
7-100ths
and
11-14
10-30
32'Ac
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Ale, Inc.,
(quar.)
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
preferred
Canadian
(quar.)
Indies
West
10-30
10-30
Wyant & Cannon Foundry
preferred
4'A %
11-
_.
Gulf
11-14
11-14
33'Ac
(quar.)
G
10-30
11-14
33c
(quar.)
F
series
Dry Ginger
$4.25
10-31
11- 9
$1.13
Cope land Refrigeration Corp.
Copperweld Steel Co., common
5%
conv. preferred
(quar.)
12-
___
(Conn.)
preferred
non-cum.
11-16
12-
10-30
11-20
$1.12'A
common
1
12-15
11-30
55c
6%
E
series
preferred
preference
1
2
11-13
l'Ac
(quar.)__.—
—
Ltd., 5% 1st
preferred (quar.)
Bakeries, Ltd. (s-a)
(quar.) J
com.
Extra
Atlantic
series
preferred
12-
11-16
11-
$37'Ac
—
(quar.)—
Fibre Co.
Canadian
RR
RR..
12-21
Co.—
Cement Co., Ltd,, common
$1.30
Canada
$1
Coast
pjeferred
1
1
1
11-25
Continental Gin- Co.
5
12-
(quar.)_
(quar.)
common
dividend
Stock
12-
(Fla.) —
Foundry &
10-30
Extra
Atlantic
Service
11-
preferred
11-16
10-15
12-
45c
(quar.)
11-
12-
5%
1
41-16
15c
12- 1
conv.
10-23
Common
Continental
5.28%
11-30
12-11
8
Co.,
22Vic
—
Co,
1-
Can
11-16
11-13
12-
12-
$10c
—
preferred (quar.)
—
$4.25 2nd preferred
(quar.)_
Continental Copper & Steel Industries—
10-30
(quar.)
Point
11-13
Corp.
$3.75
27'Ac
(increased
com.
(quar.)
Line
12-10
Continental
75c
Goods Corp.,
West
9
12-
(quar.)
com.
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Ry.
Atlantic Coast
9
11-
12-
Telephone & Telegraph Co.—
this payment clears arrears
A,
9
11-
(s-a)
class B
of America,
(quar.)—
Corp.
preferred
1
5.30%
$1
pfd.
pfd.
11-
4%
1
12-15
62'Ac
(quar.)
$15c
(quar.)_.
1st
2nd
12- 1
12- 1
12- 1
Container
12-10
25c
(quar.)
Continental-Diamond
6
11-10
9
11-16
12-15
60c
(quar.)
preferred
6
12-12
11-10
11-
11-16
1
Ltd.
Ltd.
9
11-
12-
1
10-20
1
$50c
Co.,
preferred
$4.50
9
12-
12-
56'Ac
(quar.)
_—__—
Co.
Power
10-30
11-10
12-
2
Glass
11-
5
11-10
11-
11-
20c
—_
Co.
Ltd.,
Corp.
(initial)
Consumers
11-10
10-31
40c
(quar.)__
Aircraft
$1.12'/2
—
dividend
11-23
Credit
1
11-16
$10c
(s-a)
Vultee
A
12-
(Toronto)—
Y.)
(N.
Corp.
Theatres,
11-11
1
12-
15c
(quar.l__„
Electric
Ink
preferred
Consolidated
10-
1-
12-
Mills,
9
11-30
11-13
Gas
Textile
11-16
11-25
12-15
Natural
Consolidated
12- 1
preferred scries C (quar.)
27'Ac
conv.
pfd. series D (quar.)—33'Ac
12-15
Consolidated
11-16
11-
4.40%;
1
11-17
32c
(quar.)
11-12
12-
1
37'Ac
pfd.
5
12-22
Co.
11-13
25c
—
$1.37'A
(quar. l__
Edison
Laundries
12-
20c
(quar.)
common
Water
12-22
Power
Consolidated
12-
15c
$1
$1.05
87'/2C
12-
1
Connecticut
Consolidated
11-17
11-25
25c
California
12-
12-31
$4.52
(quar.)___
(quar.)
$37'Ac
10-31
11-25
11-16
—
Association
6
5%
10-23
10-30
12-10
—
12-
1
7
12-18
11-16
(quar.)
12-31
$50c
common
Class A
11-14
12-
12-
2 'A %
—
Quarterly
12-31
11-16
50c
(quar.)
Life
3
Corp.—
common
preferred
10-20
12-
$1.06'A
Co.,
Corp.,
$$1.12'A
(quar.)^.
(quar.)
Associated Dry
11-13
12-24
10-29
25c
75c
6'Ac
(quar.)
Co.,
12-10
dividend)
(stock
(quar.)
(quar.)
Ltd—.
National
10c
Packing
$3
(quar.)
Armstrong Cork
Confederation
1-15-54
II-23
50c
(quar.)
Corp.
11-20
4%
Class
Co.
preferred
Canada
preferred (quar.)——
$2.36
preferred
(quar.)
$2.50 preferred
(quar.)
_;
Arkansas-Missouri Power com. (quar.)
5Vi % preferred (quar.)___
Armco
12-
preferred
Mills
Consumers
(quar.)__—____—
(quar.)
Brothers,
$1
Service Co.,
preferred
11-20
5'A%
Concen¬
&
Burry Biscuit Corp., $1.25 conv.
12-15
(quar.)
common
pref.
12-
10c
50c
Co.
Cone
$1.05
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
10c
common
Conduits
1
.
Extra
6
2
12-
Consumers
preferred
preferred
Burroughs
Corp.
11-
12-
Gas
Consolidated
__—
Corp.,
12-
security
net
Co.
Locks Paper Co.
Natural
11-14
(Boston)
(quar.)
Carbon
Combined
Concord
Insurance
Corp.
preferred
2
in
payable
Ltd.
Mining
(quar.)
Co.
Burlington
12-11
1
from
Sullivan
&
Pictures
$4.25
11-
(33 9/10c
Income
Dredging,
Hill
Bunker
4.20%
12-16
(year-end)
l/10c
Columbia
10-30
12-30
5c
Life
National
12-21
$1
—
.
investment
net
4
Columbia
_;—
12-31
30c
(resumed)
1930
(year-end)
System
(monthly)
Common
12-ia
$1
$2
since
Gas
11-12
10%
__
_.
Ltd.
Fund,
11-
Columbia
1-
8c
Co
—
dividend
8
Ry.—
payment
preferred
12-
93%c
15c
25c
$1.25
<quar.)_
____
Machine
&
12-
Southern
&
com.
2nd
12-
75c
25c
profits payable in cash or stock at shareholders'
option)
___________________
9
12-
(quar.)__
(quar.)—
preferred
cash
11-10
1-
(quar.)_
(quar.)___
(quar.)____
Co.
3'A%
75c
—
(quar.)
$1.10
.
11-16
12-19
12- 1
11-16
11-2
$1
.
Ltd.,
conv.
Arizona
<
11-13
50c
75c
__
Co., com (year-end)__
preferred (quar.)
Participating
6%
11-25
95c
$1
$1.10
$1.10
$1.25
$1.25
—
(quar.)
common
11-13
25c
_
(quar.)
Co.
of America,
Archer-Daniels-Midland
Bloch
3-12
4-1-54
Falls
California
(year-end)
Mills, com.
Common
(quar.)
6% preferred (s-a)_
5%
4%
Columbian
(quar.)
common
Company,
$5
12-11
Co.,
preferred
Hill
Buell
3-12
I-2-54
L.)
33A%
Budd
12-11
1-2-54
4-1-54
(Del.)—
Cotton
7%
11-15
11-13
$1-
&
&
Trap Co.
Bell
11-16
1
(quar.)
1st pfd,
$5 conv.
preferred
(E.
11-
50c
(quar.)
Refining, common—
Foundries (quar.)
1
Animal
Beck
1
12-
Bruce
1
$1.18%
(quar.)
American Tobacco Co.
Anderson
$5
12-
5
1
25c
Chemical Class A
Smelting
Bath
11-
Inc.
preferred B (quar.)
Telegraph & Messenger
2nd
12-
2'A%
Ship
of
11-20
$3
12-10
$1.12'A
Extra
5%
12-15
2
Stores,
Company,
12-
50c
American
in
1-
Bush
—
American
5%
4.40%
Brooklyn
$3
25c
dividend
American
6%
5
15c
2 'A %
First
25c
Stock
$4
6
2-
50c
41c
pfd,_.
non-cum.
$4.75 pfd. (quar.)
American Seal-Kap Corp.
6%
11-
1
Stock
75c
75c
$1.75
$1-75
Colorado
11-24
68%c
50c
$25c
20c
Inc.,
Bullock
(quar.)
Argus
1
3-
Ltd.
Co.
Potash &
$3
12-
10-22
(quar.)
Class
Arden
5
10-23
(monthly)-
$4 pfd. (quar.)
*
6
2-
11-16
Foundry Co. (quar.)—
preferred
B
11-
1
II-20
—
Metal
American
..-j
1
3-
11-16
(quar.)
Corp.
dividend
American
12-
11-16
(quar.)______,
Electric
&
Home
4%%
$2.80
preferred
(quar.)
Brockway Motor Co. (year-end)
Brooklyn Borough Gas, 4.40% pfd.
10-15
10-30
Brockton Taunton Gas Co.—
1
—
Stock
Broadway-Hale
1
—
Extra
American
11-13
from
(quar.)
1% non-cum.
(auar.)
American Colortype Co. (quar.)
American & Foreign Power Co., Inc.
Co.__
12-10
Bullard
preferred
preferred
Rubber
&
_
11-15
11-25
12- 1
20c
<quar.)
10-30
5
Brown
4c
35c
Hose
inc.)_
investment
Trust
12-10
12-
(quar.)
9c
21c
50c
_—
(From
I-2-54
12-
income—
(s-a)
Inc.
Estate
$2.75 preferred (quar.)
Bearing Co. (quar.)
Brantford Cordage Co., Ltd. Class A (quar.)_
50c
(quar.)
non-cum.
American
12-
Corp.
Payable of Rec,
Share
of Company
1S53
Holders
When
Per
Same
Payable 0] Rec.
Share
Bower Roller
Foundry
Common
1%
11-14
$1.12'A
Co.
Car
Bourjois,
12-10
Buck
(quar.)--
com,
net investment
(quar.)
from
Quarterly
Woven
10-31
50c
(quar.)—
American Business Shares, Inc.—
American
Boston
11-14
12-
Co.—
Insurance
Co.,
Real
11-13
75c
25c
87'Ac
—--
pfd.
conv.
Fund,
Boston
'
(quar.)
Louis)
Boston
1
125c
125c
$$1.31
$$1.31
(quar.)__
5'/4%
Bondstock
5
1-20
Ltd.-^-
Canada,
of
preferred
5
12-
12-31
30c
$1.50
t50c
40c
933Ac
(quar.)_
Co.
preferred
Aluminum
4%
—
12-31
15c
—~—
(quar.)
Alpha Portland Cement Co.
Aluminium, Ltd. (quar.)_
12-
12-21
30c
—A.
Corp., com,
of Company
Holdert
When
Per
Same
75c
$1
(quar.)
___
Allied Stores
Holder 1
When
Payable of Rec.
Monday, November 9,
...
&"
Co.
Co.
(quar.-*_4_—-—v"
(quar.)—____
i
$1.25
124. 1
12'Ac
:
12-1
11-18.
12-
11-18
$1.12'A
*
"75c"
50c
50c
1"
12-1
11-16
9
12-
; *
12-
11,13
1
11-15
1
■
Number 5271... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Volume 178
Per
Name o;
Fall
River
Company
Gas
Share
Works
15c
Falstaff Brewing Corp.,
Farrington Mfg. Co.—
4%%
pfd.
convertible
Federal
Mogul
1- 2
11-16
11-
Fire
4%%
:
(stock dividend)
2%
11-20
11-28
preferred
(quar.)
68%c
11-28
11-18
50c
12-10
11-27
Corp.
(quar.)
(quar.)
of
Philadelphia
(Newark)
Rubber
&
Co.,
(quar.)
(incr.
•
Steel
Mineral
Forbes.&
Corp.
Co.
Co.
of
A
B
(quar.)
Pitt
Foster
Stock
•=4%
$1.183A
$1.22%
11-15
1111-
2
-11-27
11-13
11-20
-10-30
—
2%%
(quar.)
25c
(R.
4%%
Gair
(quar.)
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
12-1
11-13
12-
56%c
1-
1
12-18
12-10
11-20
pfd. (quar.)
.
preferred (quar.)
General Acceptance, common
-$1.50 preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
6%
Oil Co.
"General
12-15
12-
11-14
11-2
11-14
11-2
of
1-
1
4
5%
preferred
Baking
Co.,
Cigar Co.,
•General
Dynamics
(General
Electric
$2
(quar.)
pfd.
conv.
7%
Inc.,
15c
pfd.
50c
(quar.i_
(quar.)
1-
12-
75c
(special)
2
1-8-54
$1.75
Corp
Co.
11-20
Zinc
Inland
1-
:
(year-end)
19c
Foundation
ordinary
6%
11-17
International
12-
11-10
preferred
25c 5-25-54
5-10
(s-a)
preferred series C (s-a)
conv.
General
/
3%%
Advertising
Cellucotton
Products
$1
(quar.)
84%c
(quar.)
$1.50
Utilities
Steel
Wares,
General Telephone
$2.25
Ltd.,
preferred
Co.,
G4obe-Wernicke
•
1
11-13
56'Ac
1-
2
Consolidated
Co., Ltd.
Union
Jack
5
11-
2
Jacksonville
12-15
12-
1
1-2-54
11- 2
12-
1
Jessop
11-
2
Jewel
&
Jones
Laughlin Steel Corp.,
12-15
11-16
5%
12-15
12-
1
1
11-
6
t50c
Smelting
12-
U-25
25c
12-14
11-30
56'Ac
of
Ry.
West
-
Coal
Mobile
Oil
(quar.)
Corp.
f
RR.
pfd.
''*
5%
preferred
5%
preferred
'
Mfg.
Watch
m-4%
'•Hammond
11-16
10-31
12-
1
11-16
1-
4
12-18
(quar.)
rClass
*Hanna
B
2
12-15
12- 1
11- 2
42,/2c
12-
1
11-14
50c
12-
1
12-10
2-23
Ltd., common
(quar.)_
$$1.25
-
(quar.)
common
preferred
(quar.)
com. (initial quar.)
A
15c
A.)
preferred
Refractories
conv.
pfd.
B
(quar.)
com.
$4.37% 2nd preferred
Co.,
common
4%
Hotels
Corp.,
convertible
pfd.
common
preference
Kinney
$5
(G.
50c
$1.50
$1.37Vi
40c
11-10
1-
5
Special
prior preferred
1-20
Kresge (S. S.)
(S. H.)
11-16
11-16
12-
11-14
1
11- 2
12-
4
Salle
Co.
&
Wines
&
of
the
Common
Class
12-18
12- 4
Stores
(quar.)
11-20
Lane Bryant,
11-20
Lane-Wells
12- 1
1-4-54
.11-13
12-15
(M.
12-
4
12-
4
11-16
3.80%
12-15
1
12-
(quar.)—
25c
40c
4
12-
4
(quar.)
(N.
Y.)
11- 2
11- 2
(quar.)
1
,11-13
12-15
11-20
12-
11-16
11-16
15c
12-17
11-23
5c
12-17
11-23
Metropolitan Edison Co.—
preferred
(quar.)__
95c
1
12-4
(quar.)
96'Ac
1-
1
12- 4
97'Ac
1-
1
12-4
4- 8
4.35%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.083A
1-
1
12-v
1-15-54
1- 8
4.45%
(preferred
(quar.)
$1.11%
1-
1
12- 4
12-15
11-25
1
11-13
12-
1
12-30
12-
12-
1
11-30
11-10
2-
1
1-11
Mexican. Light
$1
&
preferred
Mica
Co.
of
Co.
Power
(initial
Canada,
Mickelberrys
Food
t50c
(s-a)
Products
(year-end)
(quar.)
Corp.
10-31
Mid-West
12-24
Midwest
12-
5
11-13
12-
Petroleum
1
11-
Abrasive
Co
12-28
12-10
Minute
12-28
12-10
Mississippi Power,
12-
11-10
Maid
B
11-20
10-31
Mitchell
11-30
11-16
Monolith
50c
12-21
12-
1
8%
11-24
11-
6
Monroe
11-17
Co.,
(Robert),
(s-a)
Cement
preference
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
11-10
12-15
11-
11-10
10-30
12-
1-
2
5c
11-20
11-10
12-15
11-16
(Henry) & Co., Ltd.—
preferred
(quar.)
4%%
preferred, (quar.)
5%
Morris
1
Fabrics,
1
11-13
11-13
Lea
12-
Lees
(James)
40c
11-25
10-23
Lehigh Portland Cement
Co.
(quar.)
11-30
12-15
ll-lO
90c
12-15
12- '5'
34%c
62'Ac
96'Ae
1212„
1
1
11-1C
12- 1
11-10
11-25
12-
1
11-
2
12-
1
11-
2
15c
12-31
12-18
12-31
12-18
30c
12-10
11-25
12-10
11-25
1- 2
12-10
10c
12- 1
11-18
11- 8
11-16
25c
11-15
1
17'Ac
Morrison-Knudson
Finance
Co.
Corp.
Mount
37'Ac
*12- 2
1212-
1
1
11- 9
12-
4
11-
40c
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
12- 1
11-30
11- 9
,
0
II- 1
11-12
Diablo
Co.
(quar.)
fquar.)
(quar.)_
Vernon-Woodbury
7%
preferred
Munlsing Paper,
1st preferred
(quar.)—
Munsingwear, Inc., com. (quar.)
5'A% preferred (quar.)____;—i-
25c
12-
40c
12-15
11-18
Murphy
12-15
11-18
f20c
12- 1
11-2
Murray Corp. of America,
4% preferred (quar.)
11-30
11- 6
12-1
11-16
30c
12- 1
11- 6
(G. C.)
Mutual Income
Co.,
from
security
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
net
Fund,
income
profits)
11- 4
11-18
11-10
11-30
11-10'
$3.50
25c
25c
'-26'Ac
37'Ac
50c
50c
10c
Foundation
Investment
(18'Ac
11-12
11-16
12-10
11-30
Mills
(s-a)
5%
11-30
50c
50c
2c
1c
Corp.
Corp.
Extra
Mutual
11- 2
50c
Products
Motor Wheel
Mount
11-2
11-16
12-15
$$1.25
$$1.19
:
Extra
Motor
11-10
75c
America
of
50c
(quar.)
12-15.
11-30
12-16
10c
Corp.
37'Ac
(quar.)
*—
Year-end
Motor
t40c
Plan
10c
Ltd
1- 2
12-26
Morgan
1-15
12-23
62'Ac
(quar.)
(Mo.)
(quar.)__
12-
(quar.)
2
11-12
11-10
1
f$1.75
Inc.
50c
(quar.)
2- 1
11-16
1
12-30
UOc
Candy Shops,
C
(quar.)___
10c
common
ll-20«
$50c
1
pfd.
common
series
1
$1.15
-
(accum.)
Society, 5'A%
Co.,
11- &
11- 2
12-
Co.—
10c
(quar.)
10-23*
11-15
11-15
10c
(quar.)
Montgomery & Erie Ry. (s-a)
Moody's Investors Service—
$3 paricipating preferred
(quar.)
Moore-McCormack Lines, Inc. (quar.)
12-
12-
$1.50
;
11-10
11-13
60c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)_
Monsanto Chemical
$3.85
10-31
37'Ac
common
Ltd.
Portland
Loan
11- 4-
11-16
$1.37%
(quar.)
preferred
11-16
1
12-
11-16
3c
Corp.,
4.60%
Missouri-Kansas Pipe Line com.
Class
12-12
*6c
283Ac
Minneapolis-Moline $5.50 pfd. (quar.)
$1.50 2nd preferred (quar.)
12-10
11-20
11-30
11-16
10c
11-14
12-1
12-14
12-10
12-12
50c
Co
Mlles Laboratories
(monthly)
Minneapolis Gas Co
11-14
2
11-20
75c
Piping
12-15
1-
10-30
12-14
25c
(quar.)
Corp.
12-15
4
11- 9
yll-16
20c
Hone
.
t5c
20c
_________—
Co.
25c
11-15
6
1-
Ltd.—
s-a)
Ltd.
Year-end
12-30
$1.75
(quar.)
(increased quar.)
Inc.
12-
11-16
(quar.)
40c
—
& Sons
11- 2
preferred
$1.12'A
(quar.)
Extra
Secord
1
preferred
75c
A
Inc.
Co.
11- 2
12-
3.90%
1-
Milling Co., Ltd.—
Co.
12- 1
1.
3.85%
50c
(quar.)
H.),
Machine
11-2
12-14
12-
15c
i
1-2-54
15c
preferred
Lamston
1-4-54
$1.183A
Extra
■
Extra
$2.50
11- 2
8
$1
Champagne
Sessions
11-20
11-2
1J-16
Jfquar.)_
A
Extra
5
10c
(quar.)
&
12-10
12-1
$1'.06%
pfd.
Inc.
Co.,
Assurance
Metropolitan Brick Co.
1-
30c
B
11-13
12-16
t$l
Extra
55c
(quar.)
12-10
r
Merchants Fire
11-13
6c
(quar.)
30c
——«
Mercantile
11-13
$1.38
T
7%
preferred
(quar.)
Lambert (Alfred), Inc., class A
Laura
11-13
1
10-31
11-27
12-30
5c
1
$1.25
from income and
(quar.)
Woods
11-30
45c
2'A%
35c
(quar.)__
Co.
11-16
11-16
62'Ac
(quar.)
(quar.)..
(quar.)
Co. (quar.)
Corp.,-4%%
1
11-16
1
35c
Frank
12-
12-15
11-16
12-
$50c
10%
dividend
Shoe
1
50c
preferred
&
1
12-
62'Ac
10c
Shore Mines, Ltd
12-10
32c
12 %C
4'A%
Meier
17'Ac
(quar.)
preferred
25c
11-16
Stock
12-
30c
(4c
preferred (quar.)„
Kysor Heater Co. (quar.)
L'Aiglon Apparel Inc. (quar.)
Landis
(quar.)
Inc.
common
12-
40c
1st
75c
12- 1
12- 1
Robbins,
ll-KP
12-
$25c
(quar.)
;
40c
2nd
11-14
12- 1
10-24
11-16
11-16
com.
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
Corp.,
$2.50
Extra
6%
Lake
Ltd.,
Extra
McKesson &
Mead
50c
preferred
Lake
12-10
1
12-1
and
(s-a)
Extra
10-22
12-15
11-14
12-15
12r
12-18
&
Mid-Continent
(quar.)
Fund
from realized profits)
Koehring
Co.
(quar.)
Koppers Co., Inc., com.
La
Co.,
common
preferred
Micromatic
(quar.)
common
Kress
12- 1
1-20
2-1-54
11-18
,12-10
fund"
income
Kroehler Mfg., 4'A%
preferred
Kroger Co., common (quar.)
11-13
10c
(quar.)
Co.,
11-25
10%
5c
R.)
Knickerbocker
4%
Corp.,
$2.50
Oil
5c
53%c
12'Ac
87%C
$1.09%
(quar.)____
investment
net
11-25
11-13
(quar.)
(quar.)
-liinde & Dauch Paper Co.
from
McColl-Frontenac
4
75c
stock
common
12-10
1
12-
50c
special of 90c from net realized gains)
Lamson
—
"income
11-27
12-
2
1-
11- (4
f20c
(quar.)
Extra
11-13
-
preferred B (quar.)
Higbie Mfg. Co., 5% conv.
S-2
12-15
12-10
1
30c
(quar.)
Ltd.
11-27
1
(quar.)_
5%
iHllton
5
1-18
11-25
12- 4
10-33
12- 1
12- 1
25c
$1.183A
(quar.)
common
Mines,
12-18
12-
(quar.)
Year-end
Co.,
(quar.)
Gold
12-15
12-
$1.25
3Hershey Chocolate Corp.
4%% preferred series A (quar.)
IHeyden Chemical Corp. (quar.)
3%% preferred A (quar.)_
iHeywood-Wakefield
2-
1
10-30
11-16
$1.25
12-28
$1.06%
—
series
Utilities
7%
(quar.)
Co.—
Powder
Co., 5% pfd.
EHercules Steel Products Corp.,
^6%
11- 5
Co.—
.___
Mining
2-15
11-10
15c
Co., $4.25
."Common
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)_
Harris (A.) & Co.. 5%%
pfd. (quar.)—..—
Flart, Schaffner & Marx (quar.)
'Hayes Industries, Inc. (stock dividend)
IHccla
50c
(increased)
'"'r6%
-Hercules
$$1.25
20c
25c
$1
35c
11-14
2-
12-1)
11-16
85c
(quar.)
McCormick
12-11
12-31
93%c
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines (quar.)
McKay Machine Co. (stock dividend)!
12-29
-11-16
933Ac
—
12-15
7
11-20
11-27
45c
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)—
10-19
12-
10-3C
11-12
1
37'Ac 1-15-54
37'Ac 4-15-54
(quar.)
common
(s-a)
preferred
(48c
a
11-24
45c 3-10-54
$35c
12- 1
(quar.)
11-25
25c
Keystone Pipe & Supply Co., $5 pfd.
Keystone Steel & Wire Co. (quar.)
Kings County Lighting Co.
Kingston Products Corp. (s-a)
11-13
45c
(quar.)
1-
12-
87'/2c
—
—
(increased)
(M.
Harbison-Walker
10-23
$50c
v
class
12-10
$1.16
-
Co.,
10-23
10-30
25c
.
Keyes Fibre Co., com. (quar.)
Class A
(quar.)
Keystone Custodian Funds, Inc.—
2-20
12-10
11-16
25c
(quar.)
Kerr-Addison
11-25
50c
:
Oil
12-15
$1.25 3-12-54
preferred
40c
(quar.)
Co.,
preferred
43A%
11-25
$1.25
Organ Co., new
ExtrafHancock
5%
5
$3.40
$1
(quar.)
common
Stone
Series
Cementing
Co.,
convertible
Common
11-18
10c
(quar.)
Co. (quar.)
^Hamilton
11-18
12-10
37'Ac
(quar.)
^Hamilton
12-10
$12'Ac
Quarterly
^Hamilton Cotton,
'
Co.
Well
Oil
Kentucky
Co.—
(quar.)
Corp.
5
4%
Water
■Halliburton
11-
(quar.)_
Gypsum Lime & Alabastine of Canada, Ltd.—
;
Quarterly
IHackensack
1
(quar.)—
com.
(quar.)
4.64%
Power
12-
11-
12-15
1947
95c
;
(year-end)
preferred
Kentucky
Co., Ltd., class A
Inc.
(quar.)
Ohio
&
3'/2 %
12-18
1-2-54
11-15
12-
Corp.
preferred (quar.)
May Deportment Stores Co.
$1.12'/2
(quar.)
Co.,
5
11-16
series
Chemical
4(4 %
Melville
Kellogg
11-
$1
(quar.)_!
pfd.
35c
(quar.)
(Julius) Co. (year-end)
1
35c
preferred
$3.75
10%
(quar.)
Co.
12-
Co.—
dividend
Stock
Siajoca
Kawneer
$1.75
25c
$5 preferred
(quar.)
•f$5 preferred (quar.)
Gulf
preferred
Common
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
Hydraulics,
Gulf
10-30
$3.75
$1.25
preferred
(quar.)
4'/2 %
preferred
(quar.)
2
Amer.—
Box
Griesedieck Western Brewery,
Gulf
11-16
6
11-10
50c
A
Kayser
Co.
6
11-
1
35c
(quar.)
com.
4%
11-13
11-
11-
1
12-
Kansas City Power & Light Co.
3.80%
1
11-20
(quar.)
common
(quar.)_
Kalamazoo Vegetable Parchment Co.
Stock
dividend
&
25c
1
12-
93%c
Johnson
11-16
12-
12-
Mathieson
McCord
(quar.)
11-16
12-15
6
1- 4
11-16
preferred
11-
12-21
1
Johnson,
1
15c
1
25c
Southern
Greer
preferred
12-
15c
11-20
$1.06'A
(resumed)—
Ins.
&
12-15
40c
12- 8
52'Ac
30c
(quar.)
Bonding
2
quar.)
12-15
&
prior preferred
1-
5
2
133Ac
(quar.)
Extra
12-15
$1.25
11- 6
'12-18
1-
30c
$2.10
Massachusetts
2
35c
"11-13
11-15
11-30
11-25
Maryland Casualty Co.
1-
(quar.)
12-
15c
Extra
..Great
33A%
Mary Lee Candies, Inc.—
5'A%
convertible preferred
50c
12- 1
12- 1
$3
15c
•*
*11-16
.11-25
10c
44c
(quar.)
12-
$25c
(quar.)
Great Lakes Dredge & Dock Co.
Northern
preferred
10-29
12-15
12- 1
12-10
4%
(interim)
35%c
(quar.)
common
I
6
12- 1
$1.25
(quar.)
30c
(quar.)
10%
37'Ac
$2.50
50c
Communica¬
Marine
12-
11-27
6
11*13
5c
12-15
12-15
11-
"11-13
5
30c
Marshall-Wells
Co.
11-25
12-
ll- 5
35c
tion Co., Ltd., ordinary
Marmon-Herrington
Co
11-
12-31
'11-25
12- 5
12'Ac
(quar.)
International
12- 4
1-11
'11-13
11- 6
(s-a)
1
1
'
11-25
11*25
Corp., com. (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$1.10
Gas
Co.,
Co.
1-15
1-15
"12- T
12-15
'
25c
25c
—_
___
dividend)
12-
12-24
12-10
17'Ac
40c
II- 5-
,
5% pfd. (accum.)_
& Co., Inc. (quar.)
11-16
12-
10-30-
11-20
Co.,
1
35c
10-30-
11-16
5c
(quar.)
RR.
82'/2c
common
Corp.
(quar.)
Steel Co. (initial
Tea
(stock
Co.
Co.
12-15
45c
11-2
11-15
11,-16
25c
Realization
Marconi
12-1
25c
2%%
(quar.)_
3-20
12- 1
H- 2
*12-10
(quar.)
(quar.)__
11-30
$75c
12-18
11-16
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Non-cumulative
2-
.
15c
Marathon
5%
11-2
12-19
1-1-54
4-1-54
12-14
12-1
:——
—:
35c
(quar.)
""
(quar.)
Manhattan Shirt
Mar-Tex
12-11
6
yll-9
11-2
1
50c
—
15c
Corp.
(quar.)
Jantzen Knitting Mills
5% preferred A (quar.)
12-15
11-16
11-5
11-12
35c
Mfg. Co. lquar.)___
Heintz, Inc., 4% pfd. iquar.)_
Jervis
1
1
:—
Co.
Mallory (P. R.)
1
(quar.)
Fireman
$1
preferred
Great
preferred
(quar.)
common
Central
2
11-10
$1.25
.
Pacific Tea
Utilities,
convertible
2
12-
12-
11-19
2-18
11- J11- 3
11-29
12-21
12-22
12'Ac
25c
(reduced).
Copper
Maine
1-
11-
Co.
—
(quar.)
Co.
Co.,
Magnavox
'
12-
1
(quar.)
$1.76
&
12-15
12-
75c
Common
Great
Southern
11-
12- 5
•
7%
preferred
Iowa
1-15
11-30
$1
Manufacturing Co. (quar.)
Grayson-Robinson Stores, Inc.
$2.25 preferred
(quar.)
&
3.30%
(quar.)
(quar.)
-
Magma
11-25
11-25
35c
common
•
—
Extra
12-21
1- 2
12-10
62Y2c
62'Ac
25c
$1
(quar.)_
Extra
common
75c
(quar.)
com.
Mining,
Electric
&
Light Co.,
preferred (qryr.)
15c
Gray
Great Atlantic
Gas
12-
20c
Macwhyte
25c
_
&
15c
$2.50
(quar.)
—
common
conv.
Power
10c
(year end)
Co.,
6%
2
$1
Corp.,
preferred
preferred
Woodworking Co.
11-
$1.75
Foundation, Ltd.—
preferred (quar.)
$1.75
pfd.-(quar.)
class A
(quar.)
Utilities
Iowa-Illinois
M.
11-17
12-10
2-16
'
12- 1
—
Corp.
1-28
50c
(quar.)
dividend
12-15
1-15
Lynch
4
11-19
$1.10 3t1Q*54
12-
end
11-30
25c
Iron
50c
(quar.)
Co.,
coin,
_
4%%
Manufacturing Co. (quar.)
(H. W.) Co. (quar.)
Grafton & Co., Ltd.,
Stock
12-22
$20c
Year
12-10
1-
12,10
11- 9
11-16
25c
(quar.)
Luminator-Harrison
&
11-16
55c
(quar.)
Co.
Lunkenheiiner
11-13
25c
Co
convertible
Investment
11-13
1
—
Goodyear Tire & Rubber
$5 preferred (quar.)
Power
1212-
(quar.)
com.
Special
preferred (s-a)
Goodall-Sanford, Inc., 4%
*~,6% preferred (quar.)
Granby
10-16
$1.25
_
5%
Grand
10-16
11-16
Co.,
4.40%
.__!
Mines, Ltd
(quar.)
Co., common
Rubber
Gorham
11-16
57c
common
Co.,
preferred
Gossard
10-16
1
1
25c
___
Interstate Engineering (quar.)
Intertype Corp. (quar.)
12-15
11-16
2-
Silver
Iowa
,
•
12-30
$25c
common
Extra
7%
12-15
Pennsylvania—
(quar.)
Gold
$1.40
11- 2
2-15
75c
(The)
Qoodall
International
Wisconsin—
Co. of
Yellowknife
Gillette
11-20
35c
preferred (quar.)
Georgia-Pacific Plywood Co.—
Giant
12-10
11-16
12-
37'/2c
(quar.)
Co.
International Textbook
56'Ac
(quar.)
$5
"*
International
11-10
1-2-54
„
11-13
$1
(quar.)
11-10
1
50c
Special
*
preferred
11-25
$1.50
(quar.)
Corp.
General Telephone Co. of
$2.25 preferred (quar.)
7%
11-10
Harvester
12-
5c
General Public
International
Special
50c
Package
General
11-25
1
11- 8
.12-1
12-1
:
:
Macmillan
(quar.)
Co.
_____
Co.—
(quar.)
Corp., com.
4%% pfd. 1st series (quar.)
General
*$1
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
6%
•
Outdoor
Common
6%
Inc.,
2
12-,3
12-
11-28
$1
Steel
Extra
from
6c
(quar.)
International Cigar Machinery
Ejjtra
4%
11-
1
1*2-54
4
11- 2
12- 1
11*28
:—
1'
(Mo.)
Co.
Lucky Stores, Inc.
Lukens
25c
12-15
4% preferred series C
[
12-
11-
11- 2r
(Md.) —
taccum.).
Mackintosh-Hemphill Co.
and
Corp.
5%
1
11-18
__
Extra
v
2
75c
_
12-15
General "Mills,
11-
12-10
11- 2
11-16
10c
2'/2%
Machines
dividend
A
preferred (quar.)
Los Angeles Transit Lines
11-13
$2.25
'
v
1
1
(monthly)
(monthly)
5%
10- 2
9
12-
12-
50c
profits
Business
Stock
' 11-25
_
12-
35c
class A (quar.)
common
'; Lorain Coal & Dock, 5%
Fund:
income
Co.,
Extra
M.
25c
(s-a)
Class
11-2
$3
15c
A
11-20
50c
security
Int'l
12-15
1
11-20
$40c
:
Finance Corp., com.
(quar.)
preferred series A (s-a)
$1
12-
Pipe
preferred (quar.)
Long-Bell Lumber Corp.
10-20
12-21
11-16
50c
12-10
50c 3-10-54
t37'Ac
12- 1,
t37'Ac12- 1
$1
11-30
$1
12-31
$1
1-2-54
8%
Joint
Louisville & Nashville RR.
(year-end)
'
-
(quar.)
guaranteed
12-19
25c
(quar.)
5%
General
Special
11-12
2
$1.10
Miami RR., original
.Original
Special guaranteed (quar.)___
12-30
11-16
11-13
87'Ac
_____
1 Li tele
<
Water Co., Inc. (quar.)
Brownhoist Corp.
(special)
from
preferred
Lock
12-14
1
' 35c
(quar.)__—_—
(quar.)
Loblaw Groceterias Co., Ltd.,
Class B (quar.)
55c
11-
11-13
12-
20c
com.
11-13
$1.25
(quar.)
1
1
4%
—
Corp.,
Long-Bell Lumber
-
Co.
Carbonic
3'A%';Conv
12-31
11-14
12-
12-
30c
(quar.)
11-13
2-1
12-15
65c
(quar.)
11-30
$25c
9
T
$1
dividend)—
(stock
11-30
1
11-
12-
$1
(quar.)
5%
37'Ac
1
60c
Co.
12'/2c
&
Steel
12-18
11-13
4
11-20
Co.
Corp.
Common
Co
Gas
Industries
$1.25
common
RR.
Institutional
4
1
12-1
Institutional Shares. Ltd.—
10-30
12-
11*30
.11-10
12-
12-15
25%
(year-end)
(quar.)
Tobacco
Extra
12- 4
Extra—
12-
12*10
12-18
ilngersoll Rand Co., common
6% preferred (s-a)
Texas—
2
Lionel
U-10
12-10
10-31
15c
50c
Link Belt
11-10
57c
Industrial
25c
37'Ac
12-17
1
11-30
10-15
15c
-
1- 2
11-20
11-2
;
General
Central
.Illinois
:
Co.,
Park
Liquid
11-16
2
1%
Extra r.
11*2(1
Indiana
dividend
convertible
Illinois
6
25c
(quar.)
Stock
t
'
Power
(quar.)__
—
Corp.
Myers
Lindsay Chemical
12-1
-
11-
11-16
$1
12-
1
11-
'
*
rldaho
dividend
Savers
Lincoln
1
1
1
11-12
:Jr$1 preferred (quar.)
1212-
12*15
11-2
$1
Stock
,11- 6
12-
3
4%
11-13
12-17
12*17
12-
&
Libby
&
Extra
50c
11-16
12-
11-10
1
32c
11-16
50c
12-
"
31 %c
(initial)
56'Ac
(quar.)
com.
Liggett &
(quar.)
Imperial Chemical Industries, Ltd.—
American deposit receipts (interim)
Imperial Oil, Ltd. (s-a)
(quar.)
Life
10-31
Co.
35c
Co.
10-31
31'Ac
5%
ll-W
1
12-
11-16
11-16
"Huttig Sash & Door Co.—
11-13
37%c
Industries, Inc., 4%%
General. American
12-
2
12-30
11-16
12-15
10c
2
37%c
■
11-16
net
12-
$1.06%
Refining Co. (quar.)
Hunt Foods, Inc., common (stock dividend)
5%
preference
(quar.)
10-30
1
10c
(quar.)___
6% convertible preferred (quar.)
Hydro-Electric Securities Corp.
5% pref. B (s-a)
11-16
from
12-30
30c
Oil
tic
Libby,
McNeill
Holder*
Payable of Rti-.
40c
Liberty Fabrics, (N. Y.) (stock dividend)—
Life & Casualty Insurance (Tenn.)—
15c
preferred B
quar.)
Shares—
investment income
2
56'Ac
(quar.)
(quar.)
Production
Quar.
(reduced
53
Fund
10-16
30c
preferred
(quar.)
Hydraulic Press Mfg. Co.—
12-
$1
:
(quar.)
Co.
11-16
preferred
11-2
50c
(quar.)
com.
Oamewell
Gardner-Denver
1
50c
(quar.)
preferred
Co.
12-
11-16
11-16
Ltd.
(quar.)
11-
30c
Extra
*
1
Co.
Trust
11-13
$2
(quar.)
Pulp. & Paper Corp., class A-(quar.)
preferred A (quar.)
5.12%
-
(quar.)
Co., common
convertible
(Common
6
12-
Salt
11-25
$L25
(quar.)
—
common
Corp., common
preferred
(quar.)
Hugoton
6
11-
17 %c
•Gar Wood
'
11-
12-15
Corp.—
Co.,
E.)
(Roberti
12-15
Lexington
$1.05
Hudson
11-24
Leslie
11-16
62y2c
_
Hubinger Co.
5%
11-13
1
$1.06'A
__
(quar.)
pfd.
(quar.)__
Corp.,
convertible
4'A%
-
1
12-
When
Share
50c
common
5Howard Stores
Humble
10%
preferred
1
$50c
Steel
Trailer
12-
Barbizon,
$2.25
2
11t15
11-20
$50c
Sulphur Co.
Funsten
1
11-16
12-
Gold Mines,
$1.50
Co.,
(N. Y.), 5%
Extra
2
dividend
Freeport
(Fruehauf
12-
11-
Co
Pressed
11-16
11-15
—
Wtorks
Kleiser
&
Fostoria
.!
Bridge
Hotel
Houdaille-Hershey
1
2
.(quar.)
Class
,
Inc.
11-13
10-15
12-
11-
&
Co.
12-18
12-10
Leitch
5%
(quar.)
A
Horn &Hardart
Canada, Ltd.—
Class
/
-Fort
(George A.)
preferred
11-14
.11-15
dividend)
Wallace, class B
Ford Motor
11-20
25c
___
(quar.)
(stock
12-10
$1.15
(quar.)
Follansbee
Foote
'
6%
$1
__
(quar.)
preferred
,
Hormel
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
„preferred
1
4
$1.12%
pfd.
'
*4.90%
12-
12-
75c
lquar.)__
Corp., 4%
12-15
10-30
40c
(quar.)
& Co. (stock dividend)
Electrochemical, com.
(quar.)
$4.25 preferred
(quar.)
$4.20 preferred B
(quar.)
12-18
Per
Name of Company
11-10
15c
(quar.)
Co.
(Henry)
75c
preferred fquar.)___
Co.
Holder$
Payable of Jtee.
$1
20c
50c
s-a)
(extra)-
com.
(extra)
Hooker
20c
Insurance
Tire
Power
-=4.75%
-Holt
37'Ac
(quar.)
E.)
Manufacturing
40c
-4.60% :preferred
(,
(Charles
When
Share
Lumber
Extra
11-18
First Bank Stock Corp.
Florida
Hires
10-26
62%c
Works
Association
Firestone
(Edward)
2
(quar.)
Corp. of Del.
Firemen's
Hlnes
12-10
A
Corp.
JFiltrol
Per
Name of Company
3
11-
Hobart
preferred
convertible
Federal Screw
Ferro
11-10
69c
preferred
(quar.)
Fedders-Quigan Corp., com.
5%%
Holdert
Payable of Reo.
<quar.)_$0.185625
5%%
5%
When
(1817)
%
12-14^
14'Ac
12-15.
.10-20
11-12
11-12;
11-13*
12- 4-
1- 4
12-2?
11-10
10-29
*J'
Inc.—
and
12-19.
11- 2
12-15'
12-15
12- lf
'
from
33c
11-14
10-36
.
,
54
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1818)
When
Per
Quarterly
*
National
Extra'
'____
Name
10-30
Peerless Cement
1
12-
$1
11-20
50c
11-10
Peerless
50c
____——;
11-20
11-
3
Airlines,
Inc.
11-
3
1-
5
Aluminate
National
Corp.
National
Automotive
National
Biscuit Co.,
7%
preferred
$7
Inc.
Fibres,
(quar.)
—
Common
Corp.,
Co.
Gypsum
Co.,
National
Securities
12-10
11-20
1
11-12
12-15
11-16
12-
ment
of
Starch
Tea
National
net
Series
(from
11-
6
1-
2
12-15
1-
2
12-15
1-
4
1-4
12-
1
(quar.)
com.
Neisner
1-2-54
4
Perfect
Circle
12-15
11-20
Perkins
Machine
12^10-
11-16
10-30
lie
11-16
10-30
11-25
30c
11-10
(quar.)
common
___
11-16
11-
4
11-16
11-
4
Piasecki
12-15
20C
11-30
40c
11-10
10-28
New
75c
12-15
11-30
$3
$3
Light
(quar.)
England Lime, common (year-end)
preferred
(annual)New Jersey Zinc Co.
(reduced)—.
3%%
Brake
Co.
Electric
&
Gas,
Share
Corp.
Nopco Chemical Co., $4 pfd.
Norfolk
Western
&
Extra
4%
(quar.)_
com.
^
preferred
American
—
North
B
(quar.)
Shore
Gas
Northeastern
prior
Northern
Co.
Water
(quar.)
Oklahoma
Gas
Northwest
4.20%
Bancorporation,
preferred
(quar.)
Northwestern
4 % %
5*4%
7%
Public
preferred
preferred
Norwich
pfd.
Holding,
Natural
B
preferred
4%%
A
Co.
Extra
A
A
preferred
Oswego
5%
Falls
pfd.
conv.
two
in
11-30
Corp.,
these
Oxford
Common
12-10
11-20
5%
12-
1
11-13
1
11-16
11-20
11-10
11-13
10-30
quar.)
Increased
Above
5%
for
the
Pacific
Corp.
preferred
pfd.
1st
(quar.)—
ser.
(quar.)
A
(quar.)
12-
Radio
$3.50
10-30
Rayonier,
Reading Co.,
Common
Common
(initial
&
Reed
12-17
12-
1
11-10
12-
1
11-10
Remington Rand, Inc., com.
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
12-10
11-21
Renold
12-15
12-
11-
2
11-14
10-14
11-14
10-14
25c
11-10
10-26
12-
11-13
Common
7
11-
12-
5
11-19
12-
1
11-14
1-
2
12-
1
12-29
12-
1
11-14
11-16
10-26
11-16
10-26
31 %c
11-16
10-26
11-16
10-26
11-16
10-26
11-10
11-
2
12-10
12-
1
10-20
10-20
11-16
11-
12-
11-12
2
62 %C
$1
7%c
common
12-15
1-
2
11-13
11-30
12-15
10-30
5c
preferred
Corp.,
11-13
10-30
2%c
(quar.)
1-2-54
12-18
30c
common
non-cumulative
preferred (s-a)
Drugs, Inc. (Kansas City) —
35c
participating preference (quar.)
Parmelee Transportation Co.
(quar.)
22 %c
12-
1
12-15
11-13
12-
3
Paterson
Parchment
Consolidated
Paper
Gold
7%
(s-a)
Mfg.
Co.,
Ltd.,
common
(quar.)_
12-29
11-
2
12-18
11-15
11-
8
tlOc
11-20
11-
(quar.)
11-20
Class
Strapping
dividend
11-
5
Sinclair
I-
4
Sisco
Oil
Gold
class
6
Smith
Corp.
11-
4
Smith
(T.
11-
6
12-21
11-
6
12-15
12- 1
12- 1
11-16
11-
11-
3
J20c
12-15
11-30
$35c
12-15
11-30
(quar.)
new
Co.,
Ranch
Oil
(quar.)_
Gas
&
com.
&
Haas
Stock
4%
(quar.)
Ltd.
Rotary
Packing Co.
Royal
dividend
___;
&
Whitehall
Louis-San
St. Paul Fire
(increased
Co.
Inc.
(quar.)
(Dallas)
tquar.)____
—
preferred
Antonio
Gold
A
11-16
pfd.
Inc.,
&
Sons,
Inc
12-
1
(increased
5
11-
2
12-14
11-30
62*/2c
*2-15
dl-16
5
12-15
11-16
11-16
>10-31
1-15
25c
12-15.
12-15
12-
2
?ll-25
11-25
1
,11-
9
11-15
11-
9
11-15
,11-
9
20c
12-10
11-6
11-27
$4.50
pfd.
conv.
11-16
$1.12 y2
(quar.)__
._•.
Cement,
12-15
,11-27
12-15
preferred
11-
6
11-
6
1
1-
2
12-10
Standard
10-15
Standard Oil
12-15
11-27
Standard",bjl Co. of New Jersey
11-25
11-20
11-25
10-15
50c
11-23
Co.
of
40c
pref.
$1.60,;conv.
10-15
12-10
11-19
11-14
10-31
12-10
11-27
Stanley Home Products, Inc. 4% pfd.
1-
4
11-27
Stauffer, Chemical
1-
2
1-
2
Standard. Railway
Equipment
Mfg..
Standard
____
Silica
12-
7
12-
7
5%
Stein
Stecher-Traung
(A.1)
Sterchf Bros.
1-5
12-15
Sterling
&
Aluminum
Directors
11-18
dividend at this
50c
11-13
&-Stern
12-
5
12-
5
11-13
12-10
11-13
1
11-13
12-10
11-20
12-15
not
to
pay
an
12-15
12-
5
37%c
12-20
12-10
34%c
12-20
12-10
25c
4-1-54
25c
7-1-54
12-
40c
11-16
Wells
Corp.,
common
(quar.)_
Stock...dividend
.
$1.25
preferred
Sun
Oil
Co.,
common
common
(quar.)
preferred
$1
12-
4
12-15
111-13
$1.10
12-15
11-13
Swan-Finch
Oil
6% pfd.
(quar.)
(quar.)____
12-
11-
12-15
1-17
12-
1
Co.
&
$4
37*/2c
10c
I
(quar.)
,
preferred (quar.)
Class
class
Tampa
Inc.
1
10-31
Telautograph
$1.10
1-
2
12-
4
Tennessee
Natural
13C
12-
1
11-
1
Tennessee
Products
12-18
11-12
A
$1
1-
2
12-10
1-
2
,12-10
1-
2
11-27
1
25c
12-
1
II- 3
nil- 6
_
11.-
9
11-
9
11-16
10-23
11-16
11- 4
11-16
Gas
Lines,
Ltd
1
Inc.
Chemical
(quar.)__
Corp
"11-
4
20c
(Canada),
(quar.)^
&
12-
$1.08
(quar.)
Carson
Corp.
1
70c
(quar.)
(quar.)
12-
11-12
:12-
20c
common
&
12-18
25c
__IH_
Pearson
11-16
50c
25C
A
preferred
Tampax,
Taylor,
11-16
I-2-54
j4c
(s-a)
Electric,
1
5
$1.10
B__;
preferred
1
12-
111-
10%
dividend
Talon, Inc.,
12-
12-10
50c
preferred
$4.40
4.32%
1-10
37*/2C
(quar.)_
Sylvanite Gold Mines, Ltd. (s-a)
Symington-Gould Corp. (s-a)
4%
$1.25
2nd. pfd.
Stock
3
6
6
6
37*/2C
12-16
11-16
11-13
11Til-
Inc
Sutherland Paper Co., com. (quar.)
4,40%. conv., pfd. (quar.)__;
Sylvania Electric Products, Inc., com. (quar.)
12-11
12-19
2
12-10
yll-16
11-16
11-13
';
1-
12-15
11-27
2
26 i9e c
4%
1-2-54
1
12-10
12-15
1
11-16
111-
(quar.)
A
Sunshine Biscuits,
Swift
$$1.06
12-
L
1
11-20
3
12-
2
12-
10-31
3
11-16
2IV2C
•11-20
12-
12-
30c
(quar.)__
12-11
12-
12-15
30c
25c
12-11
yil-16
9
2
8%
11-16
2
11-
Jl-
65c
(quar.)
5*/2% convertible 2nd
414 %. preferred series
2
11-30
75c
(quar.)__
dividend
Sunray Oil Corp.,
111-
20c
Company ,(quar.)
Corp.
(quar.)
Stock
6-17
".11-13
II-16
5%
Suburban Propane Gas Corp., com.
5.20% conv. pfd.
(quar.)
11-14
3-17
-.
1
31*/4C
(quar.)
Studebaker
2
3-17
50c
Stuart
i_
4-1-54
5% prior preferred (quar.)
5%
prior preferred
(quar.)
Stonega Coke & Coal Co
11-13
1-
♦12-17
6-17
11-27
11-27
11-20
1-2-54
,12-14
,12-17
11-16
$1
12-12
I-2-54
1
25c
1-2-54
7-1-54
1
$1.12*/2
1
15c
12-
12-10
10-30
11-27
.12-
15c
12-29
10-30
12-15
*
25c
12-
2
12-13
11-14
12-11
(quar.)
11-16
1-
12-31
15c
prk)/ preferred
Struthers
1-.2
11-16
1
57c
(quar.)
5%
11-14
10-31
12-
40c
(quar.)
Common
5
$2.25
11-10
extra
(quar.)
5
1
5
$2
Textiles, Inc.
12-
11-15
5
2-
time.
preferred
12-
1
5
2-
2-15
25C
(quar.)
Stewart-Warner Corp. (increased)
Stokely-Van Camp, Inc.—
4
11-13
,11-
2-15
37 % c
(quar.)
Common.: {quar.)
4*/2%
11-14
11-13
Corp.
Products
decided
11-10
•11-14
11-16
1
30c
(quar.)
Stores, Inc.
1
1
1
12-
$1.25
__
(quar.)
9
1
12-
25c
9
32*/2C
(s-a)
(initial)
Lithograph
12-
Stern
Co.
Co.
12-
12-
11-.9
12*/2C
.preferred
12-15
12-
12-11
12*/2C
(quar.)
___
1-2-54
12-1
.11-
12*/2C
Corp.
Quarterly,
Special
___!
12-15
11-16
11-10
•11-10
12-11
Co.—
Quarterly
1-2-54
1
.11-13
12-10
40c
(quar.)
11-12
1
11-27
12-10
75c
50c
12-
11-6
75c
Ext r
10-16
12-
11-16
Standard Packaging Corp.—
12-14
1-
11-16
*12-1
75c
(quar.)
10-30
12-
11-16
12-15
12-15
62 '/2C
(quar.
(quar.)
2
$1.12'/2
12-15
10c
25c
California
of Indiana
Co.
11-15
1-
11-30
ill- 2
25c
37*/2c
87*/2c
1
12-10
11-16
87*/2C
(quar.)__.
Standard Coil'Products (quar.)
Standard Forgings Corp. (quar.)
Oil
,12-
10c
45c
common
60c
quar.)
5
11-
12-
55c
$1
(quar.)
,11-
11-30
—
12-
35c
25c
Ltd.__
11-16
11-16
$1.15
:
12-18
$1.25
70c
(quar.)
11-30
11-30
11-30
56 */4c
(quar.)
Standard Brands, Inc. com. (quar.)_
Extra
I
10-28
Insurance Co.—
Mines,
12-14,
25c
11-30
$1
quarterly)
com.
10-31
30c
lOc
Ry. Co.
preferred A (quar.)
Regis Paper Co.,
6
11-14
—
Chemical Co., com. (quar.)___
preferred (quar.)___
$4.50 2nd preferred (quar.)
12-23
1:15c
(quar.)
& Marine
6
11-
2%
Brothers,
Quarterly
Spokane Portland
Francisco
convertible
,11-
12-10
Spokane International RR.—
$1.12*/2
(s-a)_
(quar.)
4%%
{10-28
12-10
50c
G.)
11-30
12-15
Ltd.;
11-20
62 */2c
com.
Insurance
11-30
25c
St.
San
Life
—
(quar.)
Corp.,
Drug
12-23
12-29
(quar.)
Paper Co.
1st
pfd.
(quar.)
ioc
Croix
$4.40
com.
Co.,
(quar.)
l?-23
20%
_
11-27
35c
Co.
4.60%
12-
__!
Saguenay Power,
>11-20
Co.—
Spencer
10-30
12-
Extra
St.
10-30
11-16
12-15
RR.
11-16
11-30
20c
Gas
dividend
11-16
15c
Sabine Royalty Corp. (s-a)
Safeway Stores, Inc., common (quar.)
4%
preferred (quar.)
4*/2%
preferred
(quar.)
Safway Steel Products (quar.)__
5%
Quarterly
Spalding (A.
75c
Dairy, Ltd., class A
(Jacob), 4%% pfd. (quar.)
Milling Co., 4*/2% pfd.
Extra
10-29
11-30
11-16
(quar.)
Russell-Miller
Ryan Aeronautical
4
12-10
25*/2c
11-16
1
J25c
Oak
Ruppert
Edison
Spencer Shoe Corp
$1
(quar.)____
r___
12-
11-30
30*/2C
12-
(quar.)
Steel
JlO-29
(quar.)
non-cum.
2
4
(quar.)
Southewestern
7
11-
12-
50c
(quar.)
Southwestern
}25c
Electric
11-13
12-
50c
40c
Extra
Rosefield
711-13
12-21
10c
Co
(quar.)___
4%
(quar.)
:
Paper Co.,
11-13
12-15
preferred
11-16
$1.18%
common
12-15
preferred
11-16
$1
(quar.)
Co.,
preferred A
Rolland
California
1
$1.02*/2
dividend
ill-27
111-12
22*/2c
...
12-1
12- 1
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
111-30
11-26
50c
Platinum
&
Works
37*/2c
(quar.)
Electric,
>11-30
1-
12-11
30c
(quar.)
Gold
Lathe
Common
quar.)
preferred
Rohm
Bend
1-
6
25c
1
$1.25
Rochester
10c
4.08%
Inc.—
$1.50 participating pfd.
6
15c
(quar.)
12-
$1.12*/2
Robertshaw-Fulton Controls Co., com. (quar.)
5*/2 % preferred (quar.)
4%%
American
40c
(quar.)
Extra
4%
South
2c
(increased
6
11-
.
preferred
50c
Co.
& Myers,
: 11-
12-
1
25c
1
50c
preferred
conv.
.
quar.)
(quar.)__.
20c
(quar.)___
common
11-
12-
50c
(quar.)
Co.
$28c
(quar.)
Co.,
12-
10c
Oil
conv.
111-13
12-
37 */2c
(quar.)
Co.
Co.—
2
$2c
(quar.)
Douglass
Aircraft
2
12-
110-30
5%
f 15c
(quar.)
common
!—
:i2-
11-13
65c
(initial
Co.
preferred
conv
$1.50
B
2
12*/2c
L.)
$1
Drug, Inc. (year-end)
Reynolds Tobacco (R. J.), common
Mfg.
A
(interim)
com.
Morgan)
Extra
9
1-
$1
(quar.)
12-15
25c
I
(quar.)
Year-end
Class
11-
2
20c
Socony-Vacuum
11-10
310-15
1-
U2'/2c
Ltd.
Mines,
(S.
90c
111- 2
11-25
25c
Extra
5
11-16
87*/2c
(quar.)
Inc.
Skelly
Solar
11-25
$1
Sivyer Steel Castings. Co.
6
3
11-25
62 */2 c
11-30
11-
.11-
12-15
.
Co.,
(quar.)
Oil Co.
11-12
12-15
(quar.)
com.
11-
11-16
112-10
$56 */4c
:
Pattern
Simpsons, Ltd.
Smith
2
10c
(year end)
5
11-16
1-
+
Co.
11-
6%
112-10
$30c
(quar.)
B
Simplicity
6
2
t50c
$1.25
25c
Rexall
3
115c
preferred
11-16
20c
Dredging
Extra
Paton
8%c
Steel
t5c
St.
12 %c
(quar.)
Copper & Brass, Inc.__
Rutland
Transport Co.—■
(quar.)
Co.,
9
11-16
Co.
Coventry, Ltd., class A
Revere
10-26
37 %C
(quar.)
Extra
4
$1
Bit
—
;
Robbins
Parkview
Pato
Roller
Rice
Pipe Line Co.—
Extra
Sheraton
Stores
(quar.)__
Extra
4%%
50c
(quar.)
preferred
preferied
Owl
11-30
8
preferred
Simmons
1-
;
Co.
Co., common
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)_
Silverwood Dairies, Ltd.,
6
11-10
(quar.)
Power
(quar.)
25c
11-14
12-31
75c
Petroleum
11-
&
25c
12-24
11-
12-11
5
12- A
10c
10%
_
5%
11-20
9
:n-
40C
50c
(quar.)__
common
Red
1st
(quar.)_
;
11-17
11-16
12-11
Inc.
Spencer Kellogg
50c
common..
preferred
11-30
100%
quar.)
.
Eastern
4*/2%
1st
11-16
4%
(quar.)_
(quar.)
10-30
35c
Panhandle
Park
Inc.
1
Stock
Mills
conv.
America,
convertible
12-
$1.50
Corp.—
(stock dividend)
5%
Shares
<quar.)__
11-16
$1.50
Park Chemical
Co.
of
10-31
10-30
Pacific Lighting
4%
Corp.
1
11-16
31 %c
Common
American
Distribution
Power
11-16
343/aC
,____
4%
dividend;
pfd. series B. (quar.)
Signode
11-
II-25
12-17
22c
series A
Sherwin-Williams
11-20
11-16
V
(stock
15c
Quebec
30C
—
pfd.
11-20
12-17
12-15
35c
(quar.)
130c
Quarterly
11-20
31 %c
(quar.)
pfd.
4*/2 '/<■
11-13
B
2
50c
4.10%
1st
Extra
Extra
11-13
1
11-20
1-10
50c
com
II-
50c
3
25c
pfd. (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Pacific Greyhound Lines, common
Pan
(quar.)
common
1
12-
4%
112-17
(quar.)
Shawinigan Water
$3.50
12-
50c
A
11-13
by
12-
$1.25
—___
(quar.)
1st
Pacific
Co.,
authorized
10-30
Grey¬
(quar.)
pref.
1st
preferred
1st
Oil
been
1
12-
11-20
Commission.
12-
40c
Indemnity
class
Corp.,
1-10
$1.43%
Stamford Water Co.
5% conv. pfd. (quar.)
J
:_
Quaker City Fire & Marine Insurance (quar.)
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp. (quar.)
8
They
(quar.)—_
redeemable
5%%
Pure
Rheem
incorrect.
Class
tl2-17
43C
(quar.)
Risks
Serrick
I-10
31*/4c
Corp.,
11-16
37*/2c
has
Service
Public
111-12
53c
(quar.)—______
$1.17*/2
quarterly
payment
the
11-16
11-16
previously shown
were
5
6
Spiegel,
(quar.)
.___
12-
1
Selected
11-
Gas—
common
;.n-i2
1
1-10
30c
Yj)
35c
$1.02
—
&
pref.
1
12-
45c
(quar.)
14c
____
preferred (quar.)
4.70% preferred (quar.)
Puget Sound Power & Light—
12-
+31 */4c
(quar.)
preferred
11-
Mexico—
New
2
37 %C
preferred (quar.)__
Oil (Del.) (quar.)—
Stock
1-
2%
redeemable
6%
of
Electric
dividend
Common
redeemable
5%
Co.
Service
50c
87*/2c
27c
30%c
(quar.)$1.35
(quar.)—
83c
4.08%
6
Pacific Gas & Electric—
4.80%
Public
6
t20c
common
dividend
Finance
—
t25c
1
$5.75
_
.
preferred
Seaboard Surety Co. JN.
Hampshire—
preferred A (quar,)_
11-
Lines.
$5
;_—
—_____
(quar.)
11-
t$3
(increased
com.
columns
Paper Co.,
Pacific
11-20
J $ 1.75
Co., Ltd.,
payments
Brewing Co.
Stock
12-10
$5C
(quar.)_
(correction)—
intended
hound
11-30
25c
preferred
Co.
$1.50
were
5%
preferred
preferred
3.35%
Public Service
12-19
12-
Co. of New
$1.12%
Outboard Marine & Mfg. Co
Owens-Illinois
Glass
(quar.)
Pabst
12-19
Public Service
$1.12%
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
2nd
conv.
Elevator
The
1
$1
preferred
10c
37%c
37%c
22%c
',11-13
.10-30
Seaboard
5%
quar.)——
20c
(quar.)
11-20
11-14
Indiana—
of
5%
(quar.)
Ontario Steel Products
Otis
1
12-
593/8c
dividend).
4*/2%
class
Co.
(increased
30c
Onondaga Pottery Co. (quar.)
Ontario Jockey Club, Ltd
Ontario & Quebec Railway (s-a)
7%
12-
12-15
$1
convertible
Acceptance
12-
y
4.88%
preferred (quar.)—
4.32% preferred (quar.)
4.90%
preferred (quar.).
61 %c
common
$1.72
>
$3
-
Inc.,
4*/2%
Colorado
of
$1.14
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
preferred
Omar,
(quar.)———
Co. (quar.)
20c
(stock
Industries,
4%
Gas,
preferred
Okonite
Olin
12-21
12-15
11-16
common
Service
4.92%
—
3*/2%
1
___
Ohio
Oklahoma
Co.
Co.
Public Service
Common
12-
(quar.)
(year-end)
11-20
Corp.
111-13
1
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
12-
11-10
$1.12%
Corp.
preferred
South
(quar.)
$$1.75
Ohio Forge & Machine
$2.12
9
:io-23
1
1:35c
__
11-20
11-
7-20
11-14
11-23
100%
(quar.).:
(quar.)
Finance .Co.,
1-20
4-20
12-
$1.07 */2
Seaboard
Ltd.—
Co.,
preferred (quar.)——
10-16
1
_1
—L
(s-a)
Transport
Service
11-25
12-
preferred
30c
—
11-20
Railway
11-16
(quar.)
4.56%
-J-
4(4%
11-10
12-10
5%
2
Fund—
Clark
—
Scythes & Co., Ltd., com.
11-20
8-
1
1
10-20
1
91*/4c
(quar.)
(quar. (
Stevens &
dividend
Stock
Southern
Public
12-10
25c
Scudder,
11-20
11-13
12-10
$1.31%
preferred
4.30%
11-20
5-
:
1
.____
preferred
25-
5
2-
27 */2c
_
Co
12-1
1
—
11-20
Dillon
$1.12%
11-25
(quar.)
Scotten,
Scovill Mfg. Co.,. 3.65%
4*/2%
12-
com.
10-15
11-20
11-10
52*/2C
—
Ltd.,
(quar.)
Natural
22 */2c
(quar.)
Co.
A
Southern
_.
__
preferred
11-13
50c
11-25
5*/2%
12- 1
12-10
45c
10-24
(quar.)
(quar.)
$1.05
1
common!
(quar.)
Co.
Mills
Edison,
(quar.)
A
A
27 */2c
27'/2C
pfd.
preferred
11-18
12-
50c
common
Service,
(quar.)
(quar.)
5*/2%
5*/2 %
11-
11-16
12-21
Inc.
10-24
Co.
Provincial
$1.50
(quar.)
(quar.)
Pharmacal
Flour
preferred
Ohio
Co.
l
Industries
Southern
11-16
12-10
&
& Gamble
$1.40
(s-a)
Northern Redwood Lumber
dividend
Schenley
11-13
1
•
111-12
,
Schwitzer-Cummins,
12-1
12-
12-24
$1
12-
11-10
Stock
12-10
$1.06%
Procter
85c
5%
50c
10-26
10-24
preferred (quar.)————
4.20%
preferred
(quar.)_
11-10
25c
(quar.)
.11-12
Southern
1
Co.—
preferred
pref.
(quar.)_
America
preierred
34 %c
Extra
11-28
Corp
Arms
10-23
12-
15c
;
25c
Savage
Extra
of
Brothers
5.04%
(quar.)
1
12-10
4%
2
11-
1- 2
11-14
11—23
11-10
1-
2-15-54
5-15-54
45c
12-
1
4
Gas
Co.
2
37 %C
Co.
—_
—
Coke
14C
14c
|$2
65c
1:20c
Potash
1-
12-
15c
Oil
Texas
(quar.)—_——
(quar.)
25c
Central
Ogilvie
B
Portland
93%C
50c
.
preferred (quar.)
5%% preferred (quar.)__
$4
Class
$1.37*/2
20c
.
1-2-54
1-2-54
12- 1
12- 1
11-25
11-17
12-1
1-15
12-21
12-1
12-1
12- 1
10-31
Quarterly
Quarterly
11-14
12-1
10-16
Investment—
American
North
4
25C
6%
North
11-
40c
(quar.)
Car
Corp., com. (quar.)
$2 convertible preferred (quar.)
North American Cement, class A (quar.)
Class
11-15
$1
(quar.)
—
adjust,
North
Ry.,
1
Co.
(quaij.)
:
Co.
$1.20
2%
$1.25
40c
l*/2%
^
Company, $1.50 class A
75c
Dock
—
(quar.)
Poor &
Price
____.
Quarterly
Co.
dividend
11-20
50c
__
Oil
(quar.)—
Mining
j:$1.25
—
Newport
Niagara
Stock
Co.
Polaris
Ltd.—
;
—__—
preferred (quar.j—
News Shipbuilding & Dry
5%
Plymouth
15c
(quar.)—
Light & Power Co.,
(quar.)
Tool
—
(quar.)——1-—'
preferred,
prior
Plomb
t30c
preferred
Common
5%%
11-30
12-
47*/2c
(quar.)
————
dividend)-
Pittsburgh Steel Co., com. (stock
5%
preferred A
(quar.)
1
12-10
40c
com.
10%
(quar.)_—50c
$1
dividend)
(stock
2
1-
50c
(quar.)
—
Pillsbury Mills, Inc., common
<
$4 preferred
(quar.)—
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co. (year-end)
10-30
Newfoundland
$1.12 */2
£1
Holders
11-15
1
Stock
11-17
11-15
State
(quar.)—
common
$1
preferred
(quar.)
——
Philadelphia Dairy Products Co.
$4.50
1st
preferred
(quar.)
$4 non-cum. 2nd preferred (quar.)
35c
40c
25c
12-15
60c
Y.
—-—
Philadelphia Title Insurance Co. (extra)
$2
Phillips Petroleum Co.
(quar.)—
65c
Phoenix
Glass
Co.
(monthly)
—%c
11-30
N.
—_
When
Payable of Ree.
14c
(quar.)
11-27
Servomechanisms,
1-30
10-30
Air
12- 1
12-10
12-1
12-1
12-18
12-18
11-16
12-15
York
$1.75
50c
35c
Share
Transit
11-
5%
11-16
11-16
12-1
——.
—
Co.,
of Company
Antonio
San
Securities
1
11-15
__________
(quar.)__
1
1
1
7
Name
11-27
Seagrave
1
taken
:
Per
of Rec:
Co.—
(quar.)—
Helicopter
"
12121212-
75c
20c
usually
\
$1.01
92*/2c
$1.06
2-
20c
New
12- 1
12- 1
12-
postponed until No¬
Inc.,
Gas
$1.17/a
$1.12/2
35c
_
(quar.)
action
been
Meter Co., com.
preferred (quar.)
Britain
(quar.)
Mfg.
Philadelphia Electric
37*/2c
New
Pheoll
Co.
13-15
13- j
12-1
10c
Co.
Extra
$2.40
(quar.)
Gear
&
7%
Pfaudler
11-16
Corp.
f%
(quar.)—
preferred (quar.)———
Peter Paul, Inc. <quar.)___
12-
1- 2
11-15
H'15
11-15
11-16
13-15
18%c
10c
—25c
plus this dividend)
General Bottlers, Inc.
Cola
/J"1®
Monday, November 9, 1953
Holders
$26.25
at
16
share
per
Pepsi
Nov.
on
11-20
57%c
62 %c
$1.05
Fibre
(dividend
Brothers,
redemption
t5c
50C
vember)
Neptune
for
$1.75
.
—,—-—
————
preferred
(quar.)
——
preferred (quar.)_.
_.
Pennsylvania Electric Co.—•
4.70%
preferred series E (quar.)——--4.50% preferred series F (quar.)_
4.40% preferred series B (quar.)!
—
4.05% preferred series D (quar.)———
3.70%
preferred series C (quar.)——
Pennsylvania Power Co.," 4.24% pfd. (quar.)
Pennsylvania RR. Co. (year-end)
Penton Publishing Co.—
$1.50
conv.
class A
(entire issue called
When
Payable
12-11
12-11
25c
50c
$1
2c
30c
40c
25c
33c
32/2c
+75c
12*/2c
40c
___
(quar.)
(quar.)
has
dividend
—
5%
12-14
11-18
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
common
4.60%
12-14
net
_
time
1
which
—__
common
Vulcanized
Co.
12-
invest¬
except $0.0071
(quar.)
Extra
this
6
9c
Products, Inc.,
Co.,
preferred
4.20%
(from
capital)
preferred
6
11-
2%
—
income
return
11-
1
Service—
Preferred Stock
investment
1
12-
$1.12%
class A (quar.)
class A pfd. (quar.)_
Castings Co,i.___
Series
income)
National
12-
—___
Steel
&
Stock
National
at
1
35c
(quar.)
common
7%
Malleable
Natomas
4
12-
Ltd.,
Stock
10-22
12-
12-31
+1
National Lead Co.,
$1.40
11-16
$37'/2c
dividend
National
National
Penn Fruit Co.,
tl5c
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
National Hosiery Mills, Ltd.,
National
Penman's,
U5c
(quar.)—_____—_—
Ltd., common
preference
(quar.)
a
12-15
12-31
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
$1.30 preferred
11-10
$12'/2c
_
Grocers,
Stock
(quar.)
1-15
Canada
of
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
11-30
$1.06%
$4.50
Is
11-10
1
120c
conv.
National
12-
25c
(quar.)
common
$1.50
$1.32
15c
_
Extra
National
11-20
31 */4c
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)____
Products Corp.—
pfd. (quar.)-l
(National Drug & Chemical
60c
12-10
65c
4%%
Ltd.,
$1
$1.75
(quar.)
common
Container
preferred
$1.25
11-20
50c
(quar.)
National Distillers
12-10
$1.75
preferred (quar.)
National
1-15-54
50c
(quar.)___
common
Casket Co.,
National
15c
(quar.)
———
Laundry Service, * common-...
>prior participating preferred
Peninsular Grinding Wheel
(year-end) —•—
Peninsular Telephone
Co.
(quar.)
35c
(quar,)_
(quar.)
Corp.
—
7%
10c
National
.
Share
of Company
Special
<quar.)__
'
9
Ry.—
;___—
Co.
Acme
11-
60c
Narragansett Racing Association
Nashville, Chattanooga
& St, Louis
Per
-Holders
Payable of Ree.
Share
Name of Company
...
11-28
11-
9
$12*/2c
11-15
10-30
25c
1-7
J.2-24
2
12-15
II-15
10-31
12*/2c
40c
1-
Volume 178
Number 5271... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1819)
When
Per
Name of
Co.
Texas
Company
Texas-Illinois
Natural
Gas
<extrai
Common
Pacific
Pipeline
&
<R.
*.$2.40
Co.
Mfg.,
Co.
Thriity
Electric
Drug
Stores,
Tailers,
Oil
12-15
Willcox
12-15
5%
11-30
5%
11-15
10-30
Winn
40c
12-
1
11-16
15c
12-
1
11-16
(quar.)_____~
(N.
12-15
11-30
2
12-1
9-23
11-30
11-10
12-
11- 9
15c
12-
1
11-
9
115c
Y.)
1-
2
12-
1
1
15c
._
$1.06 V*
(reduced
11-27
B
Grocery
(Gar)
Woodall
$1.14
12-
1
5%
12-
1
12-15
12-
11-20
convertible
(F.
W.)
&
6%
preference
Co.,
regis,
Yellow
4
Wyandotte Worsted Co.
11-24
Carbon
&
Corp.
(quar.)—
\ $3.50
11-16
1- 4
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
12-30
50c
1212-
5
ox"
11-16
10-20
$1
11-16
Car
11-20
(quar.)__
50c
11-10
10-12
10%
12-10
11-13
93%c
12-
9
12-
1
United
Aircraft
Stock
1
Artists
5%
-
Inc.,
United
Brick
Circuit,
4-30-54
7-10
Series
Tile
United
Class
B
books
not
———
$1.25
12J/2c
12-
1
11-24
(quar.)
Ltd.,
class
—
11-20
y Corrected
(quar.)___
United
Gas
4»/4%
U.
S.
$7
U.
preferred
S.
(year-end)—
common
published
11-10
7V2c
12-21
12-
11-30
11-16
(quar.)
—
Machinery Corp.—preferred (quar.)
__■
___—
S.
Lines
Co..
U.
S.
Loan
Society
4V2%
preferred (s-a)
(Phila.) (s-a)
S.
U.
S.
&
Co.
Common
5%
(year-end)
preference
S.
12-21
12-
11-16
10-31
Henderson,
11-30
10-31
will
11-30
10-31
Calif.,
7
Construction
of
series
A
with
U.
S.
U.
(quar.)—
—__—_____
S.
Vitamin
United
Steel
Stores
Universal
____
(quar.)
Corp.
Corp.,
will
Valspar
Value
Van
Insurance
Pictures
Corp.,
Line
Income
Norman
(quar.)
._—
pfd.
(quar.)—
preferred
(From
(s-al
earned
,
preferred
—
(quar.)
1
9
$1.06V4
12-
1
11-19
preferred
—.
6%
Vogt
preferred
25,000
11-15
—
(S.
$4.50
D.)
Co.,
preferred
; Warren
—
(quar.)—_
11-20
1-1
12-16
$1
12-
1
11-16
1- 2
20c
56V4C
11-16
11-
12-
11-16
1
12-15
2
75c
12-10
11-
11-20
11-
(one
shares
offered
the
15
and
Nevada
Las
Vegas,
Ney.,
25c
$1.06'/4
*
$2
11c
11-25
12-
11-10
1
11-13
12- 1
2-1-54
also
directly to industrial
company
share
each
11-16
1-15
of
40
at
preferred and
Corp., Mina,
Oct.
on
22
filed
shares
1,000,000
Harold
of
11-
6
$1.25
12-10
12-
12-15
11-16
Net
the
private
offering
stock)
common
178,
and
of
letter
a
of
11-16
35c
12-21
11-30
12-21
11-30
12-21
11-30
12-21
11-30
2-2-54
1-15
5-3-54
4-10
37V2c
8-2-54
12-
1
7-10
11-
9
10c
11-16
10-31
11-20
11-
2
11-18
11-
4
12-
1
11-
6
12-
1
11-
6
12-
1
11-13
$1.061/4
11-10
10-23
$1.12V2
11-10
10-23
11-16
11-
11-20
11-10
11-16
11-2
2
14c
11-16
10c
11-16
11-
2
75c
12-10
12-
Offered
4%
preferred
conv.
(quar.)
(quar.)
Indies
West
Point Manufacturing Co.
West
Virginia
Sugar Corp.
Pulp
&
50c
$4 pfd.
West
(quar.)
1-
2
12-15
$1
12-
1
11-13
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)__
1-
4
12-
1
preferred
oil
of
notiifcation
with
Western
Air
Western
Canada
Western
5%
5%
5%
Lines,
Pacific
RR.
preferred A
preferred A
preferred
Western
the
net
—
other
and
3.80%
Co.,
Ltd.
common
proven
Securities
be
used
for
semi-proven
or
of
such
Common
GIVING
stock
(par
10
Corp.,
Its
principal
purpose
exploring for oil
New
Mexico.
The
Its
Mexico,
which
McAdams,
Mexico.
sufficient
the
and
the
has
and
of
subject
acquired;
and
business
office
from
in
Carl
the
is
2135
A.
reserves
has
all
Gold
Juan
Avenue,
its
Basin
the
of
acres
acquired,
situated
estimated
are
data
royalties
are
not
for
by
in
Net
ry.
San
of
Juan
Arriba
1,120
available
acquired
from
and
from
County,
acre
this
at
Mr.
interests were acquired in
capital stock of the company,
the
normal
landowner's
royalty
of
Mexico,
and
Patent
lease
time
to
McAdams
consideration
plus
$50,000.
enuring
to
Landowners.—V.
Northeastern
1953
railway
railway—
oper.
11-16
10-30
Net
from
12-
10-31
Net
ry.
preferred B
(George), Ltd., 4(2%
Instrument
Dental
Mfg.,
2
Jan.
1
1-2-54
12-17
—V.
(quar.)_
com.
Corp.
(quar.)_
from
178,
4
Gross
50c
12- 1
11- 9
Net
12-
11-
Net
25c
12-10
11-24
12-
11-13
1
9
ry.
(quar.)— t$1.12'/fe
(quar.)
-
37'/2c
;
2%
1
11-19
11-19
11-
2
11-2
from
Net
ry.
—V.
178,
p.
4,052,030
3,768,363
941,785
331,337
1,048,695
1,017,401
418,102
393,443
Nov.
4
approved
a
proposal
to
change
the name
177, p. 627.
1953
1952
1951
1950
$1,032,282
$1,041,404
$902,778
237,858
167,638
$855,706
222,710
102,252
75,436
34,233
85,946
8,318,489
8,443,156
6,760,130
1,971,289
8,746,958
2,026,492
2,018,878
629,389
692,787
600,674
1,356,783
484,896
income.
1276.
p.
111.—V.
S.E.,
See
Rio
Bank
177,
1952
1951
&
Trust
2011.
p.
Noma
Electric
Corp.
at
1,
1,
next,
$35,000
of
1961, at 10iy2 and
Continental Illinois
the
;
above.
company filed a registration statement with the SEC on
Oct.
29, 1953, covering $25,000,000 of sinking fund
debentures, due Nov.
1, 1973, to be offered for public sale
through an underwriting group
headed by Blyth & Co., Inc.
The public offering price and under¬
writing terms are to be supplied by amendment.
New
since
Net
proceeds
borrowings,
struction
848,000
system
will
to
Total
capacity.—V.
Total
to
repay
working
178,
of
$16,000,000
capital
of
for
and
and
property
revenue
ireight
$1,030,246
$1,082,164
Total
express
530,829
560,589
Total
mail
the
bank
con¬
increase
1571.
p.
ton
1953
flown
flown
miles
187,504
151,744
560,386
236,450
8,942,776
9,723,294
8,695,173
revenue
3,742,600
4,406,481
4,018,140
of-pericd items tended
1,190,261
1,395,346
flown
1952
2,339,5.08
2,078,209
82,387,870
75,108,926
—
miles
passenger
miles
ton
$1,109,645
term
to
Airlines, Inc.—Operational Figures—
miles
revenue
short
financing
facilities
of September—
Scheduled
1950
used
acquisition
Northwest
1276.
be
replenish
and
—
920,602
178,317
;
873,235
173,914
378,800
^
flown_,,
396,327
1,656,218
Revenue
miles
ton
passenger
Northwest
Orient
reports
flown
factor
load
Airlines
because
has
the
to
63.24%
;
discontinued
necessary
distort
COMPARATIVE
the
inclusion
issuance
in
the
68.41%
of
past
monthly
of
out-
the actual results.
STATEMENT
OF
1953—3 Mos—1952
Oper!
-Earnings—
EARNINGS
1952
1951
1953—9 Mos.—7952
$598,747
$600,417
114,839
287,553
137,213
121,876
214,054
.
$41,158,338
14,218,676
44,016,675
40,959,208
$2,502,337
$2,282,051
$3,166,386
557,387
129,229
551,076
$199,130
1,146,304
$2,411,280
$3,717,462
$1,345,434
1,508,100
923,700
1,863,300
382,800
$1,487,580
$1,854,162
$962,634
1950
$834,943
exps.
—
$47,183,061
15,585,627
revs
$16,500,727
$1,551,624
Oper
$18,087,963
$3,059,724
1953
$647,894
income
1276.
Dec.
Northern Natural Gas
Co.—Registers With SEC—
1,838,770
-
income
redemption/qn Dec.
Co., trustee, 231 So. La Salle St., Chicago 90,
The
Mr.
enable
p.
for
New
They are
the
United
178,
Co.—Partial Redemption—
4(4% bonds, series A, due
interest.
Payment will be made
Northeast Capital Corp.—New Name—
represent
of
Gas
has called
company
1374.
railway—_
railway
oper.
59,182
Corp.—Change in Name Approved—
on
5,181,425
income—
from
Net
25,711
1,134,750
391,070
—
10,406,902
_
railway
railway
oper.
99,068
4,112,342
337,038
666,470
123,645
6,444,860
6,389,746
6,046,680
1,886,696
1,354,052
2,042,355
1,181,107
2,012,888
825,842
.
113,741
6,138,697
1,179,075
profit
Non-oper. revs.
Oper.
1
From Jan. 1—
Gross
pfd.
36,805
178,221
from
from
129,134
1—
505,600
railway
September—
12-
66.053
mortgage
National
RR.—Earnings—
Orleans, Texas & Mexico Ry.
12-10
172,393
4,362,731
railway
railway
oper.
accrued
1—
p.
1950
$432,197
135,216
Period End. Sept. 30—
New
1951
$390,790
income
$1,085,474
.
income
railway
oper.
1952
$530,136
Southern Ry.—Earnings—
Jan.
178,
The
2
2-
95c
Corp.,
Electrioal
S.)
11-
11-
$5
(quar.)
Weston
(S.
11-16
11-16
2-15-54
$1.25
Alabama
of
75c
Gross
Earnings—
1953
$492,562
from
from
President,
area
assignment
Rio
the
These
from
from
492,080
*515,610
1276.
p.
income.—
oper.
ry.
first
Outstanding
1,596,000 shs.
McAdams,
San
substantially
company
of 1,120
September—
Gross
11-
$1.25
ry.
Net
in overriding oil and gas royalties
principally in the San Juan Basin area,
royalties
Orleans &
Net
5,244,275
513,269
*429,047
railway
Month
New
5,449,168
504,324
*396,537
1270.
p.
from
—V.
of that State.
the
State
5,239 574
*437,501
for
2,500,000 shs.
the
to
States,
*39,621
corporation to Northeast Capital
Corp.—V.
Net
for
(EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
acquired
quantitative
owned.
10-30
1
178,
stockholders
Gross
development
3,723.82 overriding royalty acres participating under a total
of 63,475.7g
acres, be the same more or less.
Most of these lands are Federal and
shares
*85,157
1—
oper.
this
Net
M.
overriding
State
80,942
*13,036
575,893
railway
railway
178,
Net
making of reliable estimation.
The
21,430
income
Jan.
Norfolk
incorporated June 22, 1953 in New Mexico.
gas
principal
lease
a
No
was
embraces
Counties
addition
1950
$621,605
98,659
5,444,928
September—
Gross from railway
is investments
overriding
gas
Arriba
In
N.
company
certain
1951
$559,166
52,684
*77,963
Noma Electric
New
wildcat;
or
properties
cents)
BUSINESS—Company
and
-Earnings-
1952
$654,796
income—
North Shore
11-16
f25c
2,842,602
corporate purposes.
necessary
11-15
$1.25
—.—
(quar.)
Electric
Stock dividend
(quar.)
(quar.)
Weston
White
(quar.)
3,305,242
1953
railway
oper.
From
to
are
exploration
CAPITALIZATION
15c
(quar.)__
607,715
$604,314
from
The
Gas Co., Albuquerque,
Hunter
proceeds
properties,
gas
development
From
(quar.)
Railway
Westinghouse
Inc.
Breweries,
723,339
the
publicly offered "as a speculation" an
748,000 shares of common stock (par 10 cents)
and
40c
2
3,565,941
761,175
Ontario & Western Ry.
railway
railway.
from
cents per share.
$1.12y2
Paper—
(quar.)
4,066,417
80,371
railway
ry.
,
4V2%
ry.
—V.
5
1
(quar.)
688,086
1—
oper.
Net
SEC
10-30
Co.
6,380,112
621,446
from
Gross
(par 1 cent)
to be
by stockholders at
five
cents
per
share,
The proceeds are to be used for working capital.
11-20
1
6,784,686
sink.
income
Jan.
from
From
25,000
stock
common
Authorized
12- 4
714,921
84,575
after
from
Net
1669.
p.
Nev.—Files With
12-15
12-
763,140
sink.
New York, Susquehanna &
Western RR.
of
Nov.
1
33c
$1
363,373
578,163
Cr435,195
September—
owned leasehold interests; for acquiring and maintaining
leases, leasehold interests and working interests; for the
acquisition
fee
12-10
25c
Wesson Oil & Snowdrift,
1953—9 Mos.—1952
$
$
13,783,874 123,800,219 119,974 528
10,792,517
98,812,568
96,576',846
1,088,000
9,814,000
-9'256[o00
321,785 . 2,838,461
2,357,986
573,350
5,091,931 „ 5,159,327
Cr394,785 Cr3,607,844 Cr3,321,684
1,032,000
charges—
oper.
Gross
presently
10-30
11-13
40c
common
RR.—Earnings-
1953—Month—1952
$
$
(net)
*Deficit.—V.
627.
PROCEEDS—The
of
12-21
(year-end)
Co.,
875,628
" 463,035
Laub,
headed by
through the First California Co.—V.
Stock
—
on
issue
12- 2
11-17
Weber
Weeden.&
398,564
706,021
from
subscription
177, p.
M.
35c
(quar.)
Fixture
ry.
ry.
users
is
company
New Mexico-San Juan Natural
11-16
Wayne Screw Products Co.
&
780,347
413,380
railway
railway
Net
been President and principal stock¬
serving Barstow and Victorville, Calif.
are Howard Lang,
Vice-President; Jay
Corp.,
Tungsten
for
York,
25c
Showcase
1,047,606
505,892
from
Net
has
years
Gas
without underwriting.
—V.
N.
(year-end)
Works
Henderson,
the
company
10-30
40c
end
of
covering
12-10
25c
*
Year
SEC
11-13
25c
(quar.)
Corp. (quar.)
Washington Gas Light Co.
'
t,
$4.25 preferred (quar.)—
$4.50 conv. preferred
(quar.)
Washington Steel Corp.
2,253,940
10,951,738
before
inc.
Net
12-31
$1.13
—
(quar.)
Petroleum
Waverly Oil
units
Nevada
4
25c
common
2,429,569
funds
6
20c
—
1949,
past
Albuquerque,
(quar.)
Walker & Co. <quar.)_—
Warner & Swasey Co. (quar.)
42,762
2,893,861
rents
cont.
From
10-31
12-14
37V2c
(quar.)
Paso
Southwest
officers
common
37J/2c
—
Corp.
Warren
in
the
of
12-11
\
(quar.)
(quar.)
Manufacturing Corp.
Vulcan
for
10-31
'
preferred
El
Vegas and
Organized
holder
11-15
$1.25
(quar.)
Virginian Ry.
6%
preferred
6%
Las
1-2-54
$1.01
(quar.)
$5
to
Jenkins, Treasurer and Edward M. Berol, Secretary.
Financing of construction is being accomplished through
placement of $1,150,000 first mortgage bonds and public
11-30
$1.05
(quar.)
preferred
miles
12-15
$11-
30c
$4.04
832
rents-
inc.
Gross
areas in the United States.
Gas will be
Natural Gas Co. for resale to gas public utili¬
Other
in
The line
Needles,
growing
12-15
60c
.
(quar.)
(final)-
'quar.)
$4.20
110
near
12-28
.
$12y2c
(ouar.)
Virginia Coal & Iron Co. (quar.)—
Virginia- Electric & Power Co., com.
■
88,989
*33,654
1276.
p.
expenses
from
Net
Henderson.
65c
Heating Corp., 5% preferred
Vertientes-Camaguey Sugar (Cuba)
Viceroy Mfg., class A (initial quar.)
Chemical
inc.)
——
Vapor
Vick
_____
(quar.)
of America
Corp.
approximately
Co.
25c
2
&
Gross
and
Vegas
company.
Gas
11-
1-
11-10
Co.
this
by
Natural
11-18
11-25
(quar.)
Steel
Paso
at
50c
Fund
Co.
El
Las
4
(quar.)—
4JA%
started
to
gas
12-
10-27
conv.
be
of the
that
soon
extend
fastest
natural
12-22
11-14
Co.
Co.,
$4
Vanadium-Alloys
Vanadium
the
bring
ties
25c
Universal
of
will
to
1950
$265,077
fi78Sp~1276~"
Net
purchased from
$1.50
Special
.Universal
1951
38,704
13,959,240
New York,
6
(quar.)—."_
com.
Fixed
—V
6
Oil,
Consolidated
1952
1,206,387
178,
income
Net
11-
10c
*
here.
Corporation and
11-
preferred
$6
reported
11-17
t25c
Ltd
Corp.,
are
11-17
$1.75
Corp., common—._—1
preferred (quar.)
United
dates
25c
62y2c
(quar.)—
Steel
7%
and
The
—
com.
shipbuilding contracts
$210,126
'
incorrect.
were
pipeline
a
Nevada,
connect
$1
_—
Spring & Bumper Co.,
preferred (quar,)_,
long-term
51,526
September—
75c
(quar.)
4%2%
from
3,109,932
Taxes
Other
dates
nine
*20,062
revenue
Equipment
record
aggregated
corresponding
up
$276,252
income
oper.
Operating
Operating
(Continued from Page 16)
30c
Playing Card Co
Printing & Lithograph Co.—
U. S.
U.
Foundry
billings
the
made
63,859
^
Nevada Natural Gas Pipe Line Co.—Construction—
.
10c
Pipe
1953
for
New York, New Haven &
Hartford
Investment News
22y2c
.
Extra___
U.
ry.
Sinking
7
Hoffman
U.
28,
were
1953
Period End, Sept. 30—
dividend,
of
-
$298,467
railway
railway
Joint facility
holders
or
$10 239
9
tax.
General
who
—
4y2%
10-20
45c
$1.06y4
common
(quar.)
Finishing Co.,
—$4*conv. preferred
.
11-13
11-16
$1.75
Co.,
Air Conditioning Corp.—
preferred (accum.)
U. S.
11-
12-15
tax.
income
with
Connecting RR.- -Earnings—
funds
one
—
Improvement
f
11-30
5c
$1.75
_—____—_——
(quar.)
income
income-
oper.
Net
t5c
——
—
preferred
reports
"^Deficit.—V.
resident tax 7%.
payment
Previous
t37c
tlOc
(quar.)
(quar,)
Jamaica
12-1
25c
15%;
income
11-10
12-15
Less
x:
56y»c
—
A
compared
shipbuilding
12-16
75c
this
Net
11-10
2
British
11-13
12-
resident tax
Less
a
11-13
Engineering & Foundry Co.—
7%
50%
common,
for
totals
railway
from
11-13
1
$1.12*6
5%
(quar.)
common
Special
Common
1-16
Fields
closed
-
United
t4c
ry.
Net
11-13
12-
$1.25
—
(s-a)
preferred
Corp.,
12-15
12-15
3%
dividend
A
(interim)
(stock dividend)
Sept.
$95,275,502
The
From Jaii. 1—
Gross from
4-10
Inc.—
(quar.)
&
25c
50c
—_—_
——
Theatre
Pnited Can & Glass Co.,
Stock
(quar.)_;—
common
(quar.)—
Corp., 5% conv. pfd. (quar.)
Products, Inc. (resumed)—
preferred
1-10
7-31-54
Gold
ended
with
earlier.
company
from
Net
11-10
_—
dividend
United
1-30-54
37>/2C
Consolidated
$8,240,009
11-10
12-
(quar.)—
i
Aircraft
37»/2C
Net
6
37'/2C
Ltd.
compared
year
New York
10-31
11-
(quar.)
11-20
65c
common
1
preferred
United
11-15
11-23
(quar.)
Mines,
$11,992,-
repairs
and
September—
Gross from
railway
tPayable in U. S. Funds, less 15% Canadian non-residents' tax.
tPayable in Canadian Funds, tax deductible at the source.
Non¬
;
10-20
4
(quar.)
Lines,
Extra
4Va%
10c
50c
__.
preferred
^Transfer
10-20
12-
u———_l
preferred A
Air
11-13
preferred
Bear
Yosemite Park & Curry
10-20
11-16
Extra
United
11-30
convertible
Yuba
15c
.—
(quar.)--—_
Stock -dividend
Tank
1-20
10c
(quar.)
Youngstown Sheet & Tube,
$1.12 Va
Calif.,
$3.75
1
convertible
Yellowknife
9
10c
tJnion
Union
12-18
2-
at
respec¬
accessories, $985,717 against $1,431 108*
and operation,
$2,518,926 compared with
$2,159,545.
12-18
2
preferred
9
—
_______
Co.
v
2
1-
a
the
on
pe™entage-of-completion basis, and states that such income
178
389
therefore vary from the billings on the contracts.
—V
11-20
1-
16,146
11-20
1
convertible
11
11-16
The
fnr
10-30
1
(quar.)
11-
1
1
92'/2c
—
preferred
(quar.)
$4.50
preferred
(quar.)
Co.
9
12-
6%
12-18
11-
8716c
(quar.)
Union Investment
Oil
1212-
Missouri
$4
■
11-10
25c
and
of
the
following
contracts, $64,320,060, against $49 028 303:
ship conversions and
repairs, $36,823,114, versus $35,113,664;
hydraulic
tuibines and
accessories, $3,618,178 compared with
$3,465,624; and
other work and
operation, $7,837,587 against £7,667,911.
11-13
1
and
turbines
work
components:
Cab Co.—
*
$3.70
1
12-
hydraulic
$112,598,939
11-13
12-
6%
12-18
50c
of
11-30
50c
6%
25c
62V2c
50c
Carbide
30c
3iy4c
—
Wysong & Miles
'
Electric
(quar.)
16,489
that billings
during, the 1953 quarter comprised
shipbuilding contracts, $23,367,361 against
on
conversions
other
months
10-31
25c
Co. (quar.)
Yale & Towne Mfg. Co. (extra)
Special
11-14
ship
ended
major
stated
company
following;
totaled
$299,615,713
numbered
»iFoLono„nine months
2
30c
Monthly
11-12
Union
1-15
25c
11-12
Union
11-16
Extra
12-10
Extra
11-
1
1-31
Monthly
1
12-10
(quar.)—
1
12-
3%
25c
Corp.
12-
90c
(monthly)
25c
Street
45c
$1.50
(s-a)
Co.
Steel
Trinity Universal Insurance (Dallas, Texas)—
Quarterly
12-18
25c
Jr.)
Transue
1
12-31
50c
(Win.
11-
12-
11-20
and
Extra
11-30
50c
364;
Ltd.—
12-15
'
1
—
(quar.)
11-25
Co.—!
12-
11-30
(quar.)
35c
Building Trust
12-15
the
Wood
Gar
preferred
Co.
11-10
(quar.)_
763;
11c
common
30c
Forging
1
$1.25
(see
Inc.,
W.)
11-17
2c
__
12-
(monthly)
Industries
Industries,
(F.
11-17
$1.25
quar.)
The
2-19
1-29
on
Sept.
1952. Employees
22,
1953
three months
company reported on Nov. 2.
Backlog of
28
was
$219,374,133, as against
the
dates.
12-15
Co.—
(s-a)—
Woolworth
11-13
_i___
—
tive
11c
preferred
&
Lovett
Machine
(s-a)
Pipe Line Corp. (quar.)
Salle
10-30
Industries)
;_—
__
Sept.
11-13
11-20
22, .1952,
contracts
$1.25
Sewing
A
Transcontinental Gas
La
12-10
25c
Sept.
25c
Gibbs
&
.Wrigliey
Royalty
Building Corp.
South
10-26
(quar.)
Woolworth
(quar.)———•——_—-
208
11-15
(quar.)
preferred
Wood
—
:
_
Bell
Tremont
10-26
6%>
Co.—
Williams
1
11-15
3.60%
25c
(quar.)
&
12-
17V2C
(quar.)
com.
55
Newport News Shipbuilding & Dry Dock
Co.—Billings
Billings during the three fiscal months ended
Sept. 28
$35,112,013, compared with $25,822,780 for the
3
34 %c
Inc.,
Electric Power, com. (year-end)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)..
Wisconsin Power & Light (quar.)_
11-30
25c
(quar.)
___±'.
(quar.)——
Co.
11-
12-15
12'/2c
(quar.)
Co.
11-16
$1
preferred
Extra
11-
12-15
Wisconsin
15c
30c
Co.
11-16
15c
preferred
Co.
Holder«
Payable of Rec
15c
Monthly
50c
L_
Oil
Ltd.
-
(quar.)
preferred
Townsend
Wilcox
12-15
;
Edison
Tower
11-10
1-2-54
4.25%
Tom
4
Stores
Corp.
12-
1-2-54
4.56%
'
Wickes
$1
com
Inc.
Title Guarantee & Tiust
Toledo
11-10
25c
(quar.)_
Welder
Associated
..Quarterly
4
60c
Year-end
Top
conv
11-16
12-
3iy4C
.*.
Tide. Water
5>/2%
12-15
——
(quar.)
(John R.) Co.
Products, Inc.,
preferred (quar.)
Thomson
Auto
(quar.)__—
common
quar.)_____"
i
(quar.)
1
White's
-
When
Share
Rubber
I
35c
(quar.)_
Extra
Tip
.
Extra
Bros.
Quarterly
Thompson
Thompson
'4%
6
Whitehead
I.)—
preferred
conv.
Shovel
Thew
,i
Glass
11-
—25c
—
Oil
$1.25 convertible preferred (quar.)
4% preferred series A (quar.)Thatcher
12-10
Name of Company
6
Co.—
1Inc.
11-
25c
.
Coal
'Extra
Textron,
12-10
40c
i-
-
Per
Payable of Rec
75c
(quar.)
.Extra
Texas
Share
Holderi
1,743,34^
Prov.
-V.
for
178, p.
1163.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1820)
56
Wet
ry.
$15,544,148 $17,977,206
4 401,810
6,154,315
3.987,986
7,668,761
Profit
1,977,303
2,715,937
1,573,773
3,820,969
Wet
Wet
ry.
railway
from
—V.
railway
from
Gross
135,411.261 129,775,489 125,064,982 113,733,657
25,030,468
23,127,486
23,037.318 22,750,265
11,227,822
11,563,013
9,941,817
9,830,717
income—
oper.
178,
before
Net
income
taxes
Federal
income
taxes
for
profit
♦Earnings
—
per
share—
common
Septemberfrom railway-
$1,066,748
$1,172,617
$1,015,257
$987,615
railway-
342,519
320,121
326.138
307,364
Wet
ry.
Jan.
Wet
ry.
Federal
Increased—
30—
,
income
541,880
-
507,077
(& Subs.)—Earnings-
profit
—
share..,
per
and
sales
Net
Profit before
for
Provision
Warnings
*
$995,608
$952,383
outstanding—.—
share
common
per
third
the
for
income
operating
figures
$1.11
reported
to reflect
1374.
auditors'
178,
cents a share.
the company's
net profit was $172,427, equal to 43
has started on construction of
research
announced
on
Pacific
Gas
first
with the SEC
1, 1964, to
interest
accrued
and
for
Nov.
with
16;
rights
expire
to
Dec.
on
16.
No
1984
1,
Nidorf
Ifichael
has
and
%eard
P.
Isaac
and
Hackett
L.
member
a
has
remains
Levy
of
elected
been
given
been
Chairman of the
elected
has been
Vice-President
Harold
This
as
The
W.
to
from
its
firm
branch office
and Director
new
a
by the company on the Continent.—V.
178,
on 34th Street off Fifth Avenue in the 11-story building
occupied by James McCreery & Sons.
news came in a joint announcement from Jerome K. Ohrbach,
•President
of Ohrbach's,
Inc. and William Zeckendorf,
President of
"Webb & Knapp Inc., that Ohrbach's had completed negotiations
for
rental
of
the property from its new owners, Webb & Knapp.
The
Gtorbach's lease, which is of 90 years duration, commences on Feb. 1
and the actual move will take place as shortly thereafter as is phys¬
before
$2,774,204
Brussels,
in
of
Overseas
482.
p.
Common
will have
store
new
425,000 square feet of
space,
p.
compared with
668.
1,450,600
4,442,215
3,793,919
760,103
2,353,246
31,442
141,274
445,307
Its
Oklahoma City-Ada-Atoka Ry.—Earnings-
Wet
$476,689
NOTE—The
work
$549,223
$1,643,662
$1,961,476
738,000
738,000
738,000
ry.
Jan.
from
Gross
Wet
$0.74
$2.23
$2.10
25,409
53,439
30,623
will
16,950
9,258
♦3,805
$71,016
s
798.499
178,
878,647
867,956
715.285
358,552
377,342
382,183
236,363
123,692
110,572
122,265
29,958
1476.
p.
to
AA,
mature
1,
fifties
The
in
Net
—V.
share
per
178,
shs.
$65,327
$0.10
$0.15
outstanding)
stockholders
The
j£ock
at
«ach
10
on
of
record
before
or
$1
Dec.
(Canadian)
Nov.
for
7
6
on
held, The Royal
Ganada, is subscription agent.
Ltd.
shares
stew
has
that
agreed
it
to
Trust
been
basis
Co.,
the
offered
additional
the
the
of
shares
right
of
to
with
The
•gent
the
as
-resident
directors
will
company
who
the
not
to
appears
of
share
and
Toronto
and
the
shortly
be
United
before
The
the
associated 'companies
Nine
Months
Wet
the
States
company
from
has
any
reason
person
to
or
believe
his
is
the
expire.—V.
same
(&
Ended Sept.
174,
■Common
after
shares
-•Earnings
p.
1953
taxes
on
from
the
$2.19
$1.65
___
The
$2,309,844
sales—
departments
and
1952
$2,181,563
broad¬
432,478
$2,848,811
profit
$2,614,041
and
•Depreciation
general
and
expense—
1,960,802
amortization
70,000
1,905,040
65,000
with
Gross
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
—V.
•interest
and
the
second
will
and
final
and
1
-
miscellaneous
income____.::_ZI~I.
$818,009
$644,001
33,397
Increase
the
total
of
outstanding
having
the
certificates
will
be
used
estimated
to
cost
previously
been
equipment,
to
finance,
$12,040,000.
the
tons
of
steel
new
rail,
to
of
program
cost
track
$8,800,000,
improvement,
third
a
larger
States
Steel
than
Co.,
placed
those
last
Bethlehem Steel
year,
be
laid
in
Pennsylvania's main line,
and
Co.,
reconditioning,
will
be
high speed
installed
•■revision
$851,406
for
Federal
income
taxes__IZI~~Z
$674,582
FOR
SEPTEMBER
AND
1953
FIRST
NINE
1952
MONTHS
442,700
350,800
profit
#After
provision for depreciation,
to broadcasting.—V.
172, p. 1439.
$408,706
$323,782
fExcluslVfc of depreciation charged
IS
and
include
Mile,
usable
as
as
base
a
soil
a
for
conditioner,
other
allied
of
source
a
products,
Manu¬
other
viruscides,
for plant and soil treatment.
The company
distributor of products in various other fields.
of
the
corporation
will
be
Planter's
Super-
a
as
product
Peat
(to
assay
after
minimum
a
and
Inc..
3%
incorporation,
assumed
organic
nitrogen,
dry
basis,
its
own
existing
Inc.—V.
178,
corporation,
stock
common
the
corporation acquired all of
of the liabilities of Mineralized Prod¬
certain
previously
a
of
Its
which
in
exchange
issued
were
188,000
for
Mineralized
to
572.
p.
Poor &
Co.—Earnings Show Gain—
1
Nine Months Ended Sept. 30—
Profits
Provision
Net
for
lative
share
per
1952
$3,322,000
$2,455,000
2,212,000
1,563,000
$892,000
income
on
taxes
income__
on
profits
♦After
It
provision
taxes
for
♦Earnings
class B stock
on
$2.56
$1.96
provision for class A stock participation at the annual
rate
of
$1.50
further
was
the
1953
$1,110,000
before
third
that
announced
quarter
rate.
ended
Sales
178,
P.
cumu¬
share.
per
Sept.
the
for
the
30,
nine
operations
1953,
months
the
hand
on
have
of
at Sept.
this
of
been
la
company
at
maintained
exceeded
1953
period
same
a
$29,300,000,
in
1952,
an
30
stand
at $10,000,000.
increase
of
1163.
Power Condenser & Electronics Corp.—Files With SEC
The
of
corporation
covering
which
and
for
be
filed
30
shares
used
laboratory
underwriter.—V.
Oct.
on
47,000
to
are
of
equipment.
176,
letter
a
the
notification
of
stock
common
finance
to
$1),
(par
corporation's
Benjamin
Currier
W.
with
the
the
proceeds
research
program
named
was
as
1771.
p.
Pressed Steel Car Co.,
Months
Ended
Profit before
for
Prov.
1951
income
income
.
6,094,792
7,097,001
4,899,328
6,724,7351
791,572,948 750,751,116 769,116,208 661,262,313
143,039,404 118,168,817 106,003,768 106,032,013
63,828,918
52,506,642
39,443,766
42,420,729
..
income..
Net
at
net
$1.50
30
Oct.
on
170,000
shares
share
per
proceeds
letter
a
used
of
notification
stock
common
through
be
to
are
filed
of
Common
♦
fund
Bank
$1
series
of
New
York
debentures
A
Bank
of
value
par
per
(par
10
cents)
be
to
Joseph
Faroll & Co., New York.
working capital.—V. 177, p. 2251.
for
New
due
York
trustee
is
Oct.
has
also
stock.—V.
common
for
issue
an
1, 1968.
been appointed
178,
of
6%
transfer
sinking
for
agent
1476.
p.
working
capital.—V,
corporation
its
178,
York
value
—V.
178,
N.
Y.
of
at
said
There
on
of
prior
the
such
redemption
cents
of
are
of
preferred
a
share
stock
do so by
120
preferred
the
stock
share.
per
City
reported
of
to
Dec.
on
at
Payment
New
be
York,
all
next,
10,
$51
per
share
be
made
will
Broad
11
oustanding
who
stock
to
basis
of
share
a
the
and
of
to
redemption
business
stock.
Scrip
common
stock.
of
Railway
on
Dec.
Net
End. Sept. 30—
oper.
oper.
St.,
their
in
be
lieu
made
of
into
the
at
for
issued
be
of
fractional
the
for
10,
1953—V.
178,
p.
1953—Month—1952
revenue..
$4,074,746
expenses
3,159,828
common
time
stock
Trust
prior
to
1163.
30,959
$32.14
$32.58
394
245
$31.63
459
Procter & Gamble Co.
ret
'
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
1953
profit
share
per
Provision
has
on
1952
$
for
the
excess
been
profits
♦14,245,795
common
made
taxes of $18,895,000 and
for
excess
tax
stock
has
12,637,203
$1.48
United
States
and
$1.31
Foreign
profits tax of $4,058,000. The
been
made
law, which is scheduled to expire Dec. 31,
at
the
rate
1953.—V.
in
178,
p.
income
provision
the
current
761.
Public Service Co. of New
Hampshire—Secondary Of¬
fering—A secondary offering of 5,000 shares of common
stock (par $10) was made on Oct. 26
by Blyth & Co., Inc.,
at $28.50 per share, with a dealer's discount of 50
cents
share.
A
small
178,
p.
unsold
portion
Rockland Light & Power Co.—Banker
Charles
W.
withdrawn
was
on
1059.
on
Board—
Hawkins, President of the First National Bank of
Spring
a director,—V.
178, p. 1671.
Valley, N. Y., has been elected
Rockwell Manufacturing
Co.—Secondary Offering—A
secondary offering of 8,000 shares of common stock (par
$2.50) was made on Nov. 2 by Blyth & Co., Inc., at
$25
per share, with a dealer's discount of 70 cents
per share.
It was completed.—V.
178, p. 572.
.
.
„„T1?!L!l:ompany filed
—V.
178,
p.
registration
statement with
the
SEC
on
Oct.
1671.
Royal Typewriter Co., Inc.
Years
Ended
Net sales
Profit
1953—9 Mos.—1952
$4,332,277 $38,473,618
3,244.633
29,597,655
a
29, 1953, covering $1,750,000 of
Employees' Interests in the company's
Employees' Stock Purchase Plan together with 50,000 shares of
the
company s common stock, $10 par
value, purchasable under the plan.
Excess
$32,347,040
27,860,410
$1,087,644
$8,875,963
$4,486,630
Net railway oper. income
1,231,074
1,185.869
10,636,110
6,957,542
1277.
50,522
61,847
share
per
'
1951
$1,008,646
such
$914,918
—V. 178, p.
1952
$1,623,641
nearest
Corporation
any
into
stock
will
to
con¬
1953,
certificates
shares
be
may
10,
from ry. oper.
rev.
1953
$1,956,386
Three Months Ended Sept. 30—
July 31—
_
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
1953
„
__
before
Provision
Period
Price Growth Stock Fund, Inc.—Assets—
3,600
about
common
certificates
stock
will
Holders
convert
Dec.
on
shares
calculation
common
desire
of
3.7037
of
for
called
close
surrendering their certificates at
Broadway, New York 5, N. Y„
business
483.
p.
Rotary Electric Steel Co.—Registers With SEC—
preferred
any fraction of
shares of such stock,
of
42
Bank
preferred
time
any
stock
share
l/100th
for
convertible
of
National
15.
$0.76
178,
668.
p.
571.
p.
shares.
Shares
verted
close
called
dividends
Chase
these
each
has
outstanding 4V4%
accrued
The
$1.35
:
requirements.—V.
Number of stockholders
per
Pitney-Bowes, Inc.—Calls Convertible Preferred Stock
of
1,583,169
share
dividend
outstanding
Net asset
Oct. 27.—V.
The
198,44$
$923,476
1,045,500
outstanding
common
preferred
Petroleum Service, Inc., Dallas, Tex.—Files With SEC
for
1,121,925
1,783,278
$2,265,477
shares
After
Shares
the
with
Petrolane Gas Co., Inc.—Trustee—Transfer
Agent—
The
4,048,755
profit
Earnings
Manufacturing Corp., N. Y.—Files—
corporation
offered
1952
«6
Perfect-Line
The
taxes
taxes
Total net assets
1950
1276.
covering
j
1953
$74,512,314 $34,036,062
Consolidated
SEC
Inc.—Earnings—
Sept. 30—
sales
As of Sept. 30—
$86,759,447 $90,768,017 $88,970,385 $82,262,288
14,929,275
15,986,470
14,116,488
16.490,297
_
railway
oper.
Railway
Wet
1953.
Miracle
220
in
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie RR.—EarningsTotal
act
assets
ucts,
Net
30,581
*
material
Immediately
series
instalment
certificates
of
United
will
railway...
178, p.
may
Operating profit
and
♦Earnings
rail
railway...
railway.
income..
Company,
•
at
6,
July
on
30.
oper.
common
538,967
_
maintained
are
notice
60 days'
upon
Florida
content).
for
17
From Jan. 1—
of
1953
offices
in
products of a nature necessary to the
retail agricultural trade,
including a planned expansion
production
and
disrtibution
of
fertilizers, insecticides,
for
Nitrogen
and including
Steel Rail—
net
from
from
and
p. 2459.
organized
»
humus,
also
initial
Nine
are
for
Operating
Nov.
on
cerficates,
1954 to
Co.
new
ry.
New
July 31—
leased
gross
(EST)
trust
1,
such
new
Oct.
on
which
placed
Net
486,682
requirements.—V. 177,
casting net profit
TTotal
of
sale
100,000
Steel
Gross
$971,181
Co.—Earnings—
profit
for
the
used
482,682
per common share
Six Months Ended
•Income
issued
September—
at
Gross
constitute
1952
$1,227,731
outstanding
and
will
wholesale
—V.
The company on Oct. 30 filed a letter of
notification with the SEC
covering $300,000 of 6% convertible debentures due 1963 to be offered at
par through Garrett & Co., Dallas, Texas.
The net proceeds are to be
Subs.)—Earnings-
30—
was
Suburban
$28,716,750 $27,592,655
•After preferred dividend
Outlet
March
1811,
a
1790.
100 000 shs.
349,000 shs.
compared to $24,400,000 foi1
20%. The unshipped orders
or
—
profit
from
orders,
The
subscriptions
Outstanding
500,000 shs.
Fla.
processed
facture
steady
482.
p.
for
of
FINANCING
cents)__—___
50
executive
(T. Rowe)
determine.
may
or
Oswego Falls Corp.
-fifties
be
to
EARNINGS
Montreal,
percentage
PRESENT
100,000 shs.
and
organics
0
firmly
subsidiaries
accept
from
replacing rail which, after
tracks carrying lighter traffic.-
any territory or
possession thereof.
3$ is expected, however, that the warrants will be traded in in Canada
until
Room
at
company
Pennsylvania RR.'s continuing
be
capital
new
one
•would ordinarily be entitled to.
As a consideration therefor and for
.guaranteeing a loan to the company of $600,000 Ventures Ltd. has
t»een granted the privilege
of purchasing these shares at the same
price, namely, $1 a share, at any time within one year from the
•ate of this offering.
Any shares not taken up and paid for under this offering will be
dealt
will
$4,800,000
announced
The
purchase
its
and
have
500,000
share
per
shares
Ventures
the
annually
the purchase of
Net
Opemiska Copper Mines (Quebec), Ltd., Toronto, Ont.,
Canada—Shares Offered to Stockholders—
subscribe
funds
Orders
for
were
62,000
$44,212
__
(on 431,925
EFFECT TO
(par $2)
owns approximately 730 acres of
peat deposits and
equipment, all located in Palm Beach County, Fla. The
corporation plans to produce by mechanical dehydration and
special
processing, a high nitrogen, all organic, horticultural peat material.
87,327
45,000
1476.
p.
by
track,
89,212
!___
profits
Profit
taxes
GIVING
corporation
plant
SEO
certificates
part,
All
$4,278,706 $11,907,058
income
taxes
1.—V. 178,
1968.
certificates
Inland
9 Months
3 Months
—
before Federal
income
$282,000
$9,030,000,
will
Period Ended Sept. 30, 1953—
Offered—
issued.
The
Olympic Radio & Television Inc.—Earnings—
Profit
received
be
Orders $8,800,000
income—
•Deficit.—V.
"Federal
earnings were affected by a five weeks
Rapids, Iowa plant. A satisfactory settle¬
Bldg., Philadelphia 4, Pa., up to noon
purchase from it of $4,430,000 equipment
-the
22,985
3,363
railway
oper.
quarter
the Cedar
Pennsylvania RR.—To Sell Equipment Trusts—
1—
railway
from
Wet ry.
$87,452
income—
oper.
From
thiid
stoppage at
Bids
to
1952
$104,236
working
Securities
the
(par
Gables,
The
a
738,000
$0.65
ment allowed the resumption of operations on Oct.
such
1950
1951
1953
$74,608
railway
from
Wet
stock
principal
Coral
1,988,183
254,260
tax
outstanding
per share._____
Earned
These
September—
from railway
for
are
&
BUSINESS—Corporation
1953—9 Mos.—1952
$9,005,646
1,089,405
taxes
income
March
Gross
and
—
The preferred stock is
redeemable, all or in part,
at $2.25 per share.
shares
$3,171,275 $10,008,649
Station
possible.
The
(Fla.)
offered
to be
capital.
be
to
par)
proceeds
Authorized
4ng business
ically
equipment
cumulative preferred stock
will also
581,274
inc.
profits
excess
Shares
«ow
285,000 square feet in its present quarters.—V. 178,
Edenfield
(no
th»
with
notfiication
of
The
Inc.—Earnings—
1953—3 MOS.—1952
operations
Profit
Net
The
stock
Corp.
CAPITALIZATION
6%
program
has
Federal income tax
on
letter
net proceeds, $85,756 will be used in
payment
existing obligations, $65,000 toward purchase of new machinery
equipment, $35,000 for modernization of present plant and
equip¬
ment
and
purchase of auxiliary equipment, and the remainder for
working capital.
profit and income
from
Nov. 3 that this corporation will move
14th Street address into the heart of New York City's retailofficially disclosed
1571.
p.
Vice-President
Jeeves,
Penick & Ford, Ltd.,
Ohrbach's, Inc., N. Y.—To Lease McCreery Bldg.—
was
New
178,
established
has
R.
pharmaceutical
Gross
Fed.
tt
Co.,
Period End. Sept. 30—
the
member of
a
continue
176, p. 1676.
perform in behalf of the company as heretofore.—V.
':
due
4%
"V"
for temporary bonds at the City
York, and at the American Trust Co.,
major distributors In every European
.country outside the Iron Curtain, but the Brussels branch is the first
Mr. Nidorf
Board.
the board.
President and
purchase
PROCEEDS—Of
Products,
long-term contract.
board member and will
a
series
bonds
exchangeable
Calif.—V.
company
Belgium,
new
a
refunding
now
in Personnel—
Official Films, Inc.—Changes
a
underwriting.
of
Operations, announced on Oct. 30.
to be owned
■was
mortgage
and
Trust
Farmers
Francisco,
Co.—Definitive Bonds—
Electric
&
are
Parke, Davis & Co.—Establishes Brussels Branch—
by common
subscription
of stock held
underwriting is
-involved.
The proceeds are to be used to reduce bank loans, purchase
equipment, to explore foreign patents and for working capital.
of
«s
filed
common
of
without
Peat
fungicides and
convertible serial notes due Jan.
rate of $125 of notes for each four shares
-stockholders at
on
Definitive
San
Oct. 30 filed a letter of notification
6%
100%
at
%e offered
$100,000
new
at Los Nietos, Cailf. John D. Fredericks^ President,
Oct. 26. Scheduled for completion by the first of the
the laboratory will be devoted primarily to further improving the
quality of the company's clay products and to developing methods of
producing longer lengths of vitrified clay pipe.—V. 160. p, 49.
June
of
$125,000
land,
Frank L.
26
shares
share,
lease
to
Oct.
on
900
per
Planter's
laboratory
year
Bank
corporation
used
current
$1.06
Nylok Corp., New York—Files With SEC—
The
$u,ao
the
of
the three months ended Sept. 30, totaled $1,583,719, as compared
the corresponding period of 1952. Net profit after a'-l
charges, including provision for Federal taxes, was $200,344, or 50
cents a share for the third quarter of 1953. In the like period a year
been
p.
-covering
quarter
$1,581,202 for
changed from those previously
year end and Income tax adjustments.—
have
1952
V.
———
income.--———————
Net
—
$1.15
—
other
Work
and adjustments
less returns
corporation
covering
$100
year,
ago,
1953
*1952
$13,814,672 $13,225,573
taxes on income^.-—————
2,378,741
2,191,335
U. S. taxes on income (estimated)
1,383,133
1,239,002
Months Ended Sept. 30—
sales
358,000
(estimated)..—
taxes
income
3,617,081
464,000
administrative expenses.——-
and
Earnings
to
Norwich Pharmacal Co.
Nine
Gross
$4,3**2,222
3,455,720
—
.
at
and
1.852.570
1276.
p.
Operating
other
126,283
7,743,352
2,565,252
income.
oper.
—V. 178,
37,090
8,629,099
1.757,083
231,441
and
sales
Net
railway
from
46,827
9,986,561
2,681,916
436,187
1—
railway-
from
Wet
54,741
9,989,159
income..
oper.
From
Months Ended Sept.
Nine
Net
1950
1951
1952
-
SEC
Co., Miami, Fla., on Nov. 2 pub¬
licly offered "as a speculation" 100,000 shares of 6%
cumulative preferred stock (par $2) and
100,000 shares
of common stock (par 50
cents) in units of one share of
each class of stock at
$2.50 per unit.
178, p. 1571.
preferred dividend requirements.—V.
♦After
Earnings—
1953
Gross
Gross
$337,228
$0.21
;
.
Pacific Clay Products—Earnings
from
$9,759,543
468,873
131,645
$607,556
$0.39
Federal
1276.
p.
Northwestern Pacific RR.
Wet
1,010,556
403,000
$8,616,754
Provision
-
income—
oper.
Prom Jan. 1—
Plantation Farms, Inc., Pleasantville, N. J.—Files—
The
1953
30—
sales
Net
$16,803,824 $17,754,939
railway
from
Wet
Three Months Ended Sept.
1950
1951
1952
1953
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
Pabco Products, Inc.
Northern Pacific Ry.—Earnings—
September—
•Gross from railway
Monday, November 9, 1953
...
for
profits
income
taxes—
Federal
tax
income
taxes
3,190,985
;
dividends
$2,776,090
♦After
~Z
paid
Common dividends paid
Common shares outstanding
♦Earnings
per common
2 878 585
Cr445,31T
Net profit
Preferred
'
1952
$68,986,574 $58,204,464
5,967,075 - 5,541,972
share
$3,108,704
1
"I
I
255,606
255,429
1304,208
2,155,753
1,088,129
1,088,129
$2.32
$2.62
preferred dividend requirements.—V. 178, p. 669.
Financial Chronicle
Number 5271... The Commercial and
Volume 178
§At
Rutland RR.—Earnings—
Bet ry.
49,698
20,555
3,745,967
4,245,368
288,721
339,198
*117,530
*126,961
*118,181
71,809
income
oper.
4,223,923
312,592
*116,885
4,413,633
319,527
$532,668
102,913
railway
railway
from
Bet
1952
1953
$474,175
from
dross
From Jan. 1—
from
dross
Bet
from
Ret
ry.
railway
income—
^Deficit.—V.
there
27
shares of
31,375
were
stock
common
for
reserved
South Atlantic Gas Co.—Stock Sold—The
public offercommon stock at $12 per share has
completed, all of said shares having been sold. See
details in V. 178, p. 1671.
conversion of series B and series C preferred shares, and
of the 40,000 series D preferred shares there will be
issuance
upon
ing of 25,000 shares of
been
reserved 32,000 additional shares of common stock for subse¬
quent issuance upon conversion of series D preferred shares.
Upon
issuance
of
the series D preferred
shares the aggregate number of
initially
shares then reserved for conversion of outstanding series B,
and series D preferred shares will be 63,375 shares, subject to
adjustment by reason of any conversion of series B or series C
preferred shares which may occur between Oct. 27 and the date upon
common
railway
oper.
Oct.
Issuance upon
1950
$527,710
58,167
10,793
1951
$479,397
67,565
16,961
September—
57
(1821)
which
178, p. 1277.
South
C
series
minor
the
series
D
preferred shares
issued.
are
Coast
Corp.—-Earnings—
Years Ended July 31—
Other
underwriters named
below acting severally
the number of series D preferred shares set
respective names:
1953
1952
1951
1950
$22,638,335 $20,366,266 $17,887,621 $17,826,953
288,035
229,479
255,457
210,784
sales
Net
revenues
UNDERWRITERS—The
have
Ruud Manufacturing Co.—Highlights of Year—
Ended
Year
Ret sales,
June
30—
1953
before
taxes
and
$6,480,072
300,570
inc.
on
credit
income
"Taxes on
127,172
Cr56,6lo
(net of applicable credits)
149,732
their
Witter
Dean
Ret
at
working
$150,838
Elworthy
capital
at
June
30
Inventories
Stockholders'
Book
equity
of outstanding stock—
paid:
In stock—three 2%
divs. at market
$179,782
530,413
3,098,942
2,123,083
4,119,017
$23.90
30
$24.68
value
Dividends
of
value
127,335
47,061
shares
Earnings,
—V.
share
per
176, pp.
1268
166,870
176,665
166,87o
$0.85
outstanding
$1.08
outstanding
and 2273.
178,
$1,141,501
$1,150,541
$1,199,732
13,891
158,874
6,925
254,205
From Jan. 1—
Bet
48,357
Bet ry.
*16,361
144,713
11,973,622
11,896,407
Nov.
on
2,100,823
1,879,572
2,181,431
1,902,703
1,322,382
1,185,007
1,073,566
income—
oper.
*Deficit.—V.
178,
three
the
Railway
Railway
oper.
1953—Month—1952
$5,278,360
revenue—
expenses
large
Bet
rev.
$1,568,729
railway
—V. 178,
will
instead
use
Both
available.
tidewater
added
York
New
Inc.—V.
Co.
inc.—
oper.
San Diego
706,572
(par $10) was made
$15 per share, with
It
Oct. 26 by Blyth & Co., Inc., at
dealer's discount of 35 cents per
on
a
COMPARATIVE
INCOME
ACCOUNT
■Operating
Operating
and
taxes
29,612,997
$5,086,076
8,734
21,736
Profit
before
Net
$5,694,675
1,185,274
885,252
$4,222,560
(net)
income
^Preferred dividends
931,000
931,000
1,920,000
dividends
1,920 000
—V. 178, p. 245.
Earnings
—V.
Water
Works—Preferred
Stock
Sold—Men¬
issue of Nov. 2 of the public offer¬
ing by Dean Witter & Co. and associates of 40,000 shares
-of 4.7%
our
cumulative preferred
•at $26.50 per share and accrued dividends.
quickly oversubscribed.
-was
Further details follow:
ferred
stock
•stock
if
converted
shares
0.7571
"Of
of
if converted
on
after
prior
or
stock
common
Dec.
to Dec. 31.
for
1958,
31,
each
and
1958,
share
on
and
of
the
at
said
before Dec. 31,
or
dividends accrued to the date of redemption:
1958
at
$27.50
(Share; Jan.
after
at
share;
per
1,
to
1964
$26.25
The
to
(a)
cost
1,
1959
1968
31,
at
to Dec.
31,
$26.50
or
1963
at $27.00
share;
per
and
per
there¬
defray
intends to
company
such
use
net proceeds
as
fol¬
to pay bank loans obtained to defray a portion of
company's construction program and (b) the balance
further portion of the cost of the company's construction
In
financing
from
cash
capital
expenditures
for
the
current
year,
it
is
sions, earnings retained in the business and proceeds from the sale of
The
remainder
-expenditures
is
ties offered
In
of
the
expected to
cash
requirement
be obtained
for the year's capital,
by the proceeds of the securi¬
San Jose Water Works
is
the ultimate
Water Co., which was incorporated in 1866. The
utility water company serving water in San Jose,
Gatos,
Saratoga,
and
adjacent territory, all in the
public
Los
Clara,
CAPITALIZATION
Calif.
The
estimated
population
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
Authorized
the
of
bonds,
3Va %
series
cum.
pfd. stock, series A
43i%
cum.
pfd. stock, series B (con-
vertible
in
stock
30, 1959)
pfd. stock, series C
cum.
into
Sept.
♦Cum.
pfd.
H,
J,
I.
common
40,000 shs.
on
common
30,
stock
*By virtue of
(par
E,
18,117 shs.
and
the
F,
G,
$2,066,265
1,233,077
$2.35
Aleutians.—V.
178,
1,233,052
$1.37
Farms
per
share,
number
was
177,
Debentures
privately
placed
recently
basis.
from
Privately—
from
ry.
—V.
$2,000,000 of
1962, at 91^4%
178,
p.
Income—
2013.
p.
stockholders, including Special Invest¬
1953
$2,733,243
956,538
688,762
1952
$2,911,922
1,231,367
704,765
1951
$2,856,990
1,238,282
575,014
$2,607,223
1,126,064
915,10g
24,187,506
9,098,626
4,969,118
23,294,455
8,454,776
4,636,873
23,102,948
19,024,94*
Cost
sale
from
of
Mill
1269.
Shelter Manufacturing Corp.—Earnings1953—3 Mos.—1952
1953—9 Mos.—1952
sales
$11,209,890
$9,610,000 $36,983,136 $31,855,527
Profit before inc. taxes
1,718,324
881,300
5,527,596
3,563,457
Prov.
for income
taxes
845,812
450,770
2,824,786
1,921,090
profit
—_
*~t$872,512
$0.91
*Earnings per share
all
proceeds
net
of
31—
goods
1953
advertising
for
and
from
admin,
357,285
56,335
*32,974
$252,233
of
$
Profit
before
Taxes
inc.
55,096,493
12,390,625
3,513,800
taxes
income——
on
Earns,
*
0,876,825
5,746,117
income—
Net
outstanding
com.
per
Re-rtated
common
increased
shares
of
from, 250,000
the
to
140.000 shs.
161,603 shs.
company,
par
750,000.
^Cumulative preferred stock, series D < convertible into common stock
from Jan. 1, 1954, to and including Dec. 31, 1963).
inc.
other
the
9,477,617
2,846,200
6,631,417
2,373,058
*$1.15
the
5,746,117.2
of
basis
NOTE—On
record
common
at
4,
Sept.
the
close
stock
company
(est.)
20,200,000
13,000,000.
60,600,000
38,400,000
(est.)
48,843,658
43,204,298
140,217,394
130,364,01$
$1.70
$1.51
$4.89
$4.5$
on
income
nonrecurring profit of $6,890,423 on sale of Pacific*
Public Service Co. common stock.
After applicable taxes of $1,900,008,
*Includes
1953—9 Mos.—1952
$
22,600,100
5,746,117
$3.93
shares
per
Net consolidated
19,855,983
2,873,058
*$3.45
of
on
to
Provision
Net
$25
Earnings
—V.
—1
.
1952
$
$6.45
$6.85
—
non-recurring profit oa
Interstate Natural Gas stock and a tax refund applicable-
of
for
current year include
the
a
about $15,000,000
after tax.—V.
178,
669.
years
which
aggregate
Oct.
Hailey, Ida.—Files With SEC—
30 filed
a
—V.
letter of notification with the SEC
1953
depreciation,
before
1952
165,
Total
assets
-rV.
178,
269,000
208,000
100,300
Profit
income
145,000
204,000
171,000
Prov.
$574,981
1,623,828
$0.35
$551,395
1,623,826
$0.34
$487,724
1,865,940
$0.26
U.
S.
shares
capital share
capital
per
177, p. 2573.
taxes
$6,700,085
$6,320,943
30,'52
$5,804,772?
$21.79
$21.93
$23.21
p.
$22.6$
share
1060.
Sterchi Bros Stores,
Colombian income taxes—
for
per
1951
de¬
—
$6,688,445
assets
net
Net
$873,936
103,812
11,100
taxes-,
-
Assets—
Sept. 30,'53 June 30,'53 Dec. 31,"52 Sept.
As Of
$1,103,321
107,526
32400
income
2931.
p.
Stein Roe & Farnham Fund, Inc.—Net
$1,124,286
113,105
22,200
and
O.—Loan Placed Pri¬
vately.—The company has arranged to borrow $3,000,000
on
a
10-year unsecured loan from Equitable Insurance
Co. of Iowa, Central Life Assurance Co., Continental
Assurance Co. and Lincoln National Life Insurance Co.
par
earnings
Number
prior
1953
*415,000,000 391,000,009
_.
State Finance Co., Youngstown,
1953 the company distributed to stockholders
of business Aug. 12, 1953 one additional share
1,000,000
share i,
Depreciation
Depletion
for
sale
the
p.
at
Sept. 30—
earnings (est.)—
share—
per
results
*The
South American Gold & Platinum Co. (& Subs.)—Earn.
Prov.
outstanding.
$
Nine Months Ended
27,118,783
7,262,800
outstanding
stock
on
Standard Oil Co. (New Jersey)—Earnings Higher—
$
31,319,300
8,719,200
a
gain is equal to 17c a share of capital
28,673,192 shares.—V. 178, p. 669.
net
tBased
shares of common stock to be offered at par (25
through E. W. Roberts & Co., Twin Falls, Idaho.1
The net proceeds are to be used to purchase machinery and equip¬
ment,—V. 174, p. 455.
i
covering
pletion
s
tEarnings per share
value for each such share held of record
the said record date.—V. 178, p. 762.
Earn ngs
$
1953.
of
The
1953—9 Mos.—1952
$
taxes
income
and
Net
52,827,995 160,564,191 151,438,273
$1.54
share—
on
1953—3 Mos.—1952
299,232,634 281,451,675*859,381,537 810,522,663.
taxes
69,043,658
56,204,298 200,817,394 168,764,01$
-
before
Earnings
Com. shares
Subs.)—Earnings-
Wallace, Ida.—Files—
1953—3 Mos.—1952
income
$33,399
for Federal Income tax required due to carry forward
year ended May 31, 1953.—V. 175, p. 462.
income
Profit
(& Subs.)—Earnings$
operating
93,009
fiscal
$
Oct. 29 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
covering. 721,065 shares of common stock to be offered at par (10
cents
per
share),
without underwriting.
The'proceeds are to be
used to develop properties.—V. 178, p. 390.
period End. Sept. 30—
87,65?
30,000
Period End. Sept. 30—
Gross
on
Skelly Oil Co.
617,589»
expenses
Income
it,
$1,642,367
$1.72
based
company
8,625,83#
depreciation and income tax
provision
from
Fed.
Silver Buckle Mining Co.,
1952
$9,457,478.
4,346,269
profit
*No
178, p. 1514.
The
5,723,712
3,614,891
$5,075,096
services
and
services
and
goods
deductions
Net
on
life
8,906.591
4,486,628
closing expense—
credit
953,280 shares now outstanding,
t Includes
insurance of $127,689 or. 13 cents a share.—
years
from
$430,530; t$2,702,810
$0.45 '
$2.83
1950
Standard Milling Co.—Earnings Show Gain—
period End. Sept. 30—
in
b»
1375.
p.
3 Months Ended Aug.
Other
176,
railway
railway
oper.
Income
Net
Based
will
From Jan. 1—
Gross
Provision
*
stock
Spokane Portland & Seattle Ry.—Earnings—
Selling,
Net
The
572.
p.
September—
from railway
Net from railway
Net ry. oper. income—
through Central Republic Co.
below.—V.
178,
Gross
Shoe Co.—Expansion—
Incorporated
stock from other
of such
Net
Co.—Places
insurance companies
Textron
commitment
firm
a
employees of the company and its subsidiaries under
"Employee Purchase Plan." The net proceeds are to be
working capital.—V.
ments.—V.
1671.
p.
6 Months Ended June 30—
500.000 shs.
§750.000 shs.
$25)_
19,308 shs.
an
authorized
$25
$3,254,564
or
amendment of the amended articles of incorpora¬
tion of the company, effective April 10, 1953, the authorized number "of
preferred shares o"f the company, par value $25 per share, was in¬
creased by 500,000 shares of series D. E, F, G, H, I, J, K, L, -M and N.
value
2,683,739
was recently awarded a contract by the U. S. Air
flight operations across the Pacific. One service will
Honolulu arid Wake Island, the other touching Alaska
company
cents
(conr
on
20,062 shs.
series D,
L, M and N
K,
to
shares
Snoose Mining Co.,
30,000 shs.
t
18,652 shs.
1962)
stock,
stock
on
to
engaged in the manufacture of tin and glass food containers at plants'
in California, some of which are leased from Hunt Foods.
A major
portion of United Can's sales are made to Hunt Foods, which comprise
the major source of Hunt Foods' supply.
Hunt Foods Is a packer oM
fruits and vegetables and related specialties.
Hunt Foods purchased*
from
non-affiliated interests
16,754 shares of United Can stock
$11.50 a share, and made an offer to purchase up to 83,246 additions*
4,750,004
8,043,674
conduct
Selby
on
or
June
vertible
Outstanding
1,500,000
43i''
♦Common
11,298,238
taxes
C,
May 1, 1976
Preferred stock (par $25):
before
bonds
only
The SEC on Nov. 3 granted an application of this corporation for
exemption with respect to its proposal to sell all of its holdings, con¬
sisting of 10,500 shares of common stock, of United Can & Glass C©.»
to Hunt
Foods, Inc., at a price of $11.50 a share.
United Can is
1953
1952
$98,408,530 $72,351,025
Sept. 30—
—
of
the
company's
added
corporation
the
See
FINANCING
$5,280,000
mortgage
before
$545,138
600,000
$0.91
390.
p.
of
due
4.7%
600,000
$1.19
the
4
5!/2 %
of
shares of
offer
(Inc.) of Chicago, 111.—V. 178, p. 1277.
area
bonds, series B. due
1975
1,
$712,114
share
common
way
Sept. 30,
Birst mortgage 3"r.
Co., Amarillo, Tex.—Regis¬
Commission—
j
filed a registration statement with the SEC
capital debentures, series B, due Dec. ls
common stock (par $5).
The First Trust
Lincoln, Neb., has been named as principal underwriter and will
Nov.
on
$700,000
suc¬
served^ is 220,000.
Nov.
$1,071,133
600,000
$1.79
shares
of common
per
to
by
to 11
of the San Jose
County of Santa
Investment
10,000
offered
the
Street, San Jose 3, Calif.
a
Equipments—
bids at noon, (EST) Dec. 3, on a>
certificates due in l-to-15-years.
of the cost of 1,108 new freight*
Special Investments & Securities, Inc.—Proposed Sale
income
Gross
is
$0.85
1952
1572,
p.
company
Co. of
hereby.
BUSINESS—The company was incorporated in California on Oct. 24,
1931, and has its principal executive offices at 374 West Santa Clara
TPirst
755,800
day.
The
of anticipated continued growth of population in the area
by the company and high costs of property installations and
a-eplacements, it appears that financing needs will be substantial for
The year 1954 and subsequent years.
Campbell,
1,579,741
2,484,900
——-
—
Seabrook
view
cessor
178,
Net
«erved
company
550,318
$1.28
—
open
and
1963,
esti-
company will have
approximately $600,000 available
hand at the beginning of the year, depreciation provi¬
on
taxes
income
for
178,
and
the
that
land.
be
V.
program.
-anated
$525,281
547,468
to
plans
company
covering
1951
$6,254,272
1,300,938
earnings
Force
the
a
$700,784
—
share
common
Standard Oil Co. of California (<&
$900,000
of
1953
1952
$14,551,284 $10,302,445
3,556,033
2,291,855
Seaboard & Western Airlines, Inc.—Operations Incr.—
This corporation on Nov. 4 reported that commercial and military
operations over the Atlantic and Pacific oceans during September were
up 3Vo
over the same month of last year.
Flying over 686,500 revenue
miles, the Airtrader fleet maintained an average utilization of 12 hours
1963.
31,
5,585,874'
taxes
178, p. 390.
The
sales—
Earned
rate
before Dec.
$6,111,077
6,593,465
and
shares
common
per
cars.—V.
share.
per
PROCEEDS—The
lows:
Jan.
Dec.
on
1953
$7,294,249
fixed charges
Rollins
Blair,
—
Sept. 30—
Months Ended
Number
preferred
The company may redeem on any dividend date,
upon at least 30
•days' prior notice by mail, the whole or any part of the series D
preferred shares for the following redemption prices, in each case plus
>any
negotiated by
3%% sinking fund debentures, due Feb. 1,
The cumulative preferred stock, series D, is convertible into common
"®tock of the company from Jan. 1, 1954, to an
including Dec. 31, 1963,
.at the rate of 0.8 shares of common stock for each share of said
pre¬
$1.64
Sept. 30—
Southwestern
capital shares
per capital share
Provision
stock, series D
(par $25)
The offering
$0.89
Southern Pacific Co.—To Sell
Scovill Manufacturing Co.—Earnings Higher—
per
made in
was
$0.97
share
com.
including
of
This
178, p. 390.
The
San Jose
tion
96,008
$114,744
$0."21
$5,925,000 issue of equipment trust
The proceeds will cover about 75 %
$5,107,812
$4,509,401
Income deductions
—V.
173, p. 964.
profit
Number
—V.
Net
and
for
-
Net
Gross income
880,000
$697,283
income
Net
26,830,519
$5,685,941
income
Other
Common
arranged
Earnings before income taxes
1952
$35,298,938 $31,916,595
expenses
Net operating
income
and
was
Schick, Inc.—Earnings
Net
1953
revenues
510,000
$378,193
revenues
Number
water transportation is available.
the first aggregate plant others will be
concrete products manufacturers in New
Connecticut areas which can be reached by
Sales
Nine
Years Ended Aug. 31—
570,000
taxes—
ters With Securities and Exchange
completed.
was
$436,090
225,344
1568.
p.
Earnings
cheap
Provj for Fed. & state income taxes
Gas & Electric Co.—Secondary Offering—
offering of 4,000 shares of common stock
A secondary
:share.
$2,789,228 $21,941,571 $23,172,057
1,289,538
8,062,190
9,201,407
$1,875,119
297,836
$412,453
per
176,
Gross
transportation.
acquisition
52,239
$1,091,486
203,293
Income
Expenses
completion of
serve
progressive
to
Jersey,
255,698
South Jersey Gas Co.—Earnings—
aggregate
that
so
$383,851
160,979
the
the
Upon
&
of
17,653,88*
$1,619,421
and
Federal
12 Months Ended
1953—9 Mos.—1952
1277.
p.
—V.
to produce their concrete products and
a
large part of the output of such a plant when
Sayre and Fisher and Kogel properties are located
quantities
16,563,657
$930,507
$1,178,310
195,857
income
Earnings
proposed acquisition, when completed, will
construction of a plant to manufacture light¬
using Sayre and Fisher clay deposits as
material.
The Kogel properties are now purchasing
9 Months Ended
Net
Net
aggregate
raw
19,665,238
$1,090,580
87,730
operations
charges
for
State
immediate
of
source
$6,242,102 $55,513,984 $53,819,548
3,452,874
33,572,413
30,647,491
3,709,631
from ry. oper.
oper.
that
concrete
The
Period End. Sept. 30—
said
Shea
21,835,791
—_
income
Income
companies.
weight
oper.
credits
Gross
Shea, Chairman of the Board of Directors, announced
the approval by the board of the acquisition of the Cincrete
3
the
water
St. Louis Southwestern Ry.—Earnings—
4,000
City, N. Y., Inland Building Block Corp., Mineola,
both manufacturers of concrete products, and the Hellgate
Transportation Co., Astoria, N. Y., all owned by George and David
Kogel.
This acquisition, which is subject to the approval of stock¬
holders, is to be accomplished through the Issuance of 280,000 shares
of Sayre's
capital stock in exchange for all the outstanding stock
on
1375.
p.
Co.——
&
Y.,
11,167,971
1,937,051
railway
railway
from
*88,496
12,143,301
'
,
from
Income
A.
justify
1950
$1,056,066
railway
Bet ry. oper. income
Gross
1951
Staats
$22,926,370 $20,595,745 $18,183,078 $18,037,731
—
and
4,000
Corp., Long Island
a
from
Bet
1952
6,000
.—
1671.
p.
William
Mr.
1953
:
Prov.
of
St. Louis, Brownsville & Mexico Ry.—Earnings—
September—
■Gross from railway
R.
sales
Profit from
Sayre & Fislier Brick Co.—Proposed Acquisition—
N.
cash
In
Common
—V.
11,000
Co
&
revenues
of
expenses
15,000
Co
&
Schwabacher
3,62.9,356
3,125,032
30
June
at
1,537,349
4,222,794
June
liabilities
4,662,381
3,138,540
assets
Current
Current
Co
&
Blyth & Co., Inc
William
Net earnings-——
Total
Cost
Sha res
special.
:
purchase
to
opposite
1952
$8,609,397
excise tax—'.
excluding Federal
earnings
Ret
agreed
forth
Period End. Aug. 31—
N0t
sales
Net
Com.
Earns,
.
—-V.
before
for
inc.
taxes
Fed. inc. taxes
profit
shares
per
178,
outstdg.
share1376.
com.
p.
Inc.—Earnings-
1953—3 Mos.—1952
$3,675,661
$4,354,498
472,407
566,928
245,000
283,000
$227,407
596.216
$0.38
1953—6 Mos.—1952
$7,847,631 $8,476,22©
985,190
1,055,93$
508,600
521,00©
$283,928
$478,590
$534,93©
596,216
596,216
536,21©
$0.47
$0.80
$0.9©
^
1
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
19511—9 Mos.—1952
$ '
$
S
57,995,494 224,469,087 162,222,117
3.953—3 Mos.—1952
30—
Period End. Sept.
$
,
Profit before Federal in¬
taxes
income—
on
24,572,941
17,010,000
1,632,925
97,050
7,562,941
290,030
5,031,701
219,631
650,884
from
ry.
7,260.000
Divs.
on
$4
Divs.
on
$4.40 pfd. stock
2,393,849
96,520
216,583
stock
2,080,746
1,316,244
1,867,872
6,622,027
2,425,506
$0.70
$2.73
$2.18
Earned
com.
on
outstanding
Shares
Earns,
—V,
stock-
pfd.
share—
com.
per
178,
291.150
1,867,872
Relations ConsultantPresident, on Oct. 30 announced the appointment of
Fenstermacher Firm of Corry, Pa., as Public Relations
Talon, Inc.—Public
Walker,
Lewis
the John Harder
Consultant.-—V.
178,
TelAutograph Corp.—Earningsinc.
before
Canadian
inc.
1953—9 Mos.—1952
1953—3 MOS.—1952
$131,785
$381,112
$424,565
67,028
$196,205
taxes
Federal
for
Prov.
220,774
$94,178
$64,757
from
Net
226,600
$0.42
$0.28
4,067,970
2,406,921
i—
1,856,700
1,899,402
1,699,812
Nov.
on
Inc.—Reduces Debt—
5
1953,
fund
payments
is
included
$20,049,000.—V.
178,
$23,231,000
additional
an
See
to
provide
calendar
as
&
Union Pacific
49.
p.
Railway
miles.
2,181,845
3,588,885
5,486,330
20,284,124
Capacity
Bids
4,600,000
-
office
of
York
New
1973.—V.
be
to
to
N.
Y.,
to
up
11
inc.
'Income
from
Zachry
Gordon,
&
from
from
etc.
oil
and
and
(net)
Fixed
1,310,458
474,232
6,309,617
8,589,520
455,651
53,000,577
from
Gross
Net
from
Net
ry.
1950
Gross
'
-
-
-
4,054,163
4,171,903
442,943
ry.
taxes.-—V.
178,
44,938,048
48,946,414
8,133,869
7,351,860
Sulphur & Oil Corp.—New Well—
corporation
the
$255,721
$229,939
of
80,121
58,177
*3,698
68,233
in
26,544
*8,667
the
Walker
the
No.
its
on
895,677
2,493,434
759,731
2,503,435
1,098,093
306,410
256,718
second
its
large block of
A-l
discovery
Walker
of
condensate
gas
419,061
United
well
which
A-l.—V.
No.
Deficit.—V.
178,
1514.
p.
Northern
Railway
Railway
Puerto
Ry.—Earnings—
Period End. Sept. 30—
1953—9 Mos.—1952
1953—Month—1952
revenue—
$123,849
$105,377
$1,154,825
25,621
46,814
264,996
Cortes,
Puerto
and
will
4
H.
by
Net
C.
to
1
with
Friday thereafter.—V.
176,
railway
—V.
$98,228
178,
$58,563
$889,829
$564,319
25,893
operations
way
Net
15,846
259,549
171,337
inc.—
oper.
nounced
that
subscription books
closed.
were
See
Period End.^
Sept. 30—
Operating
Operating
1953—Month—1952
revenuesexpenses
Ry.
tax
Equip,
Other
$7,141,548
$65,681,242
$61,131,758
4,583,240
4,514,158
44,542,577
42,680,150
—
1,047,454
927,060
8,050,536
7,171,546
(net Dr.)
250,168
214,516
3,355,280
2,323,427
(net Dr.)
27,600
22,553
175,642
226,581
income—
rentals
ry.
$1,232,183
$1,463,261
$9,557,207
$8,730,054
105,091
122,052
1,095,431
1,197,199
opr.
income—
Total
income
$1,337,274
Miscellaneous deductions
income
Net
178,
$1,585,313
$10,652,638
5,931
75,610
2,382,363
$1,310,179
$8,194,665
$7,424,477
prior
The
Selby Shoe
Sept.
when
30
has
Co.
of
Textron
the
shoe
took
all
the
p.
fibers
Co.,
to
the
income
income
Net
automobile,
the
of
sale
to
acquired
business
operations
of
disposed
on
Burkart
F.
formerly
batts
mattress
and
and
Textron
Federal
will
There
States
were
August,
In
the
Profit
from
operations
olf
Net profit
Common
income
'After
per
preferred
cents
a
645T00
$654,111
800,000
800,000
$1.20
$0.7o
r___;
share—
:
income
for
for
the
dividends,
year
two
assets
.•
to
ago.—V.
30
third
cents
178,
P-
quarter
period
a
a
year
common
May
of
since May
since
of
as
share
per
on
8,
7,
Aug.
of
Aug.
$270,211
was
ago.
This
share
compared
as
is
equal,
compared
since
1953,
5,
On
1953.—V.
178,
Sept.
for
each
30,
of
par value.—V.
1953
the
there
amounted
443,558
to
*Net
*
all
71,563,
an
after
Petroleum
with
15
of
U.
Co.
(&
Under
Federal
1953
15,961,556
Bids
1953
1952
$
Provision
Net
taxes
'Earnings
'After
$7,463,109
shares
per
outstanding
common
preferred
dividend
dividend
15,
$6,101,678
1,304,812
—,
share
paid Sept.
1 182 467
'
;
V.
it
178,
net
U.
present
normal
for
income
Federal
S.
Venezuelan
tax
surtax,
less
U.
laws,
tax
subsidiary
and
of
purposes
$1,815,040
$0.45
S.
Federal
earnings
and
1953.—V> 178,
tAdjusted
p.
1573.
Tidewater Gas Co. (S. C.)—Acquisition—
Carolina
Power
&
Light
Co.
in
portable
a
three
features
is
the
and
also
recorder
tape
This is the
3-speaker
speakers
N.
of
p.
received
Y.,
up
558,946
to
$5.51
'
t$4.48
178,
p.
Webcor
by
11
shares
to
reflect
End. Sept. 30—
Total
the
a.m.
of
at
company,
(EST)
Room
Dec.
on
stock
common
735,
from
1
(par
1953—3 Mos.—1S52
income
expenses
$293,235
taxes
156,066
(est.)
profit
above.
Samuel
"In
the
T.
which
11
Webcor's
the
to
front.
known
as
successes
the
to
2030.
Model
high-;
in the
popular-
"Musicale"
new
contains
all
in tape recorders.
These include
directions, and fast rewind speed in both
according to figures of the Armour Research
tape recorder manufacturers. Mr. Owen
is expected to increase this
percentage
model
schools for music and speech
needs of
It meets
who
performers
classes;
tape
use
Co.—Output Passes 150-Million
Estimated at Over 300 Mil¬
Coal
Tons—
-1
company,
said
from
are
ton
while
that
the
still
are
very
this
amount
enormous
of
coal
See
also
,
added
being
has always been
company
It
to by
is
Three
number
a
purchase
company
$678,378
1
$716,556
467,359
402,053
67,000
110,000
$144,019
$204,503
Oct. 30 said in part:
purchased,
at
a
cost
re¬
of
the
among
mines on
Electric
Penn
the largest producers in Ken¬
top position In that
largest producers, ranking 19th in
these properties are among the 50 largest
nation's
Co.
178, p.
—
To
1771.
Increase
Investment in
Unit—
55,000
seven
re-,
of additional prop¬
of years has occupied the
the
among,
producers in the United States.—V.
West
'$102,281
on
been
-J
state.
1952.
has
company's properties, the estimated unmined
large, exceeding 300,000,000 tons, and these
constantly
tucky and for
St.,
purchase
the
$10).
•
the
of
one
150,000.000
the
Love
The
Broad
45,000
Brown, President,
August
sound
matched
are
licenses
additional
passed
serves
$34,784
(est.)—
working interest in
commercial
1953—9 Mos.—1952
$313,347
153,511
10%
Net
demon¬
was
second
pioneered
both
in
Kentucky
produced
764.
1711.
Total
'Musicale'
particularly
high-fidelity
that
is in
third
in
used
unit,
this
that
recorders made,
This
Mr.
would be subject to
Venezuelan income
Virginia Iron, Coal & Coke Co.—Earnings—
Period
Income
requirements.
be
and
recorders
are
nation's major producers of soft coal,
mark, it was announced 011 Oct., 22.,
This total was produced over a per'od of 83 years. Hooper Love, Presi-*
dent, raid. It represents the combined production from properties of
the West Kentucky Coal Co., which was established in 1905, and the
St. Bernard Coal Co., purchased by West Kentucky in 1924. "Phe St.
Bernard company was established in 1870.
*
'■ .
has
The
of
the
open
the
common
on
50%
of
200 acres
has
market
If 53, to request a
approximately
to
acquisition
Oct.
1,
such stock.
1954,
V.
to purchase
of, 600 additional shares
its subsidiary: and the
order giving interested persons until Nov. 13,
applied
to,
up
stock
Commission has issued
posed
$175,000,
producing oil wells situated
companv
in
of
or
See
out
that
17,421 678
15,365,000 *11,320,000
profit
Common
stock
income
22,828,109
taxes
188,970,923
will
York,
from
$
246,082,613
for
units
erties.
sales
income
tape
This
20,299,386
Virginia Electric & Power Co.—Bids for Stock—
before
taoe
high-fidelity
high-fidelity
amplifier
serves
New
due
substantial,
be
with
and
lion
1952
$18,760,352 $22,114,426
taxes, if distributed in the form of dividends.—V.
Thompson Products, Inc. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
Profit
to
Ton Mark—Present Reserves
858.
9 Months Ended Sept. 30—
Net
phonographs,
the
new
con¬
recorders in practice and re¬
broadcasting studios that make recordings of current even.ts;
and many other groups, he pointed out.
The price of the new unit has not yet been set, but will be under
that of many conventional portable tape recorders, Mr. Owen reported.
Deliveries will begin late this month.—V. 178, p.
152.
Subs.)—Earnings—
$0.70
wholly-owned
a
S.
quarter
of
for
con¬
down
industry.
for
"Sales
chassis
the
recording
professional
to
equal
$2,798,796
taxable
no
income.
on
surplus
full
was
fourth
are
hearsals;
$3,354,774,
share
per
demand
division
television
the
the
for
sound
which
substantially.
71,561,
were
outstanding shares of capital
income
There
laminations
178, p. 300.
Months Ended Sept. 30—
operating income——
purchases, oper. and gen. expenses, int., etc.
Earnings
in
diskchangers
of
Foundation,
1672.
p.
the
of
inputs for
microphone,
phonograph
or
radio;
five-tube
multiple-purpose tubes giving eight-tube performance;
shut-off at the end of the tape in either direc¬
tion; and minimum distortion at all volume levels.
In the first half of 1953 and all of 1952 Webcor produced 40%
of
motor
February
totaled
1953,
4,
May
on
1953.
6,
$1,113,403.
was
sales
said.
recorder
pointed
said.
record
5,
Feb.
^Profit
directions;
numbered 228,029,
1953, there were
1,936
Nil
calendar
full
period.
"
features
amplifier,
8,
May
increase
the
1952
on Nov. 5 also reported that sales of
be strong, while deliveries 011 defense
sales
seasonal
system,
two-speed
duplication
1953,
On
1953.
an
for
the
in
to
production
he
and
side
each
the
stockholders in
three
months
of holders
Corp.
282,000
for
Gross
Oil
taxes
the
same
allow
Nine
preferred dividends.
$151,287
stockholders
of
Venezuelan
in¬
profits taxes—
outstanding
common
NOTE—Net
with
1,299,211
1,067,100
$1,052,358
for
85,33o
Van Strum & Towne Stock Fund, Inc.—Assets—
1952
2,119,458
provision
record
stockholders,
$29,057,867
taxes
excess
—
shares
'Earnings
and
States
United
approximately
1350,793
$19,580,686
carry-back
taxes
expect
we
of
sales
tax
and
of
usual
West
1953
before
profits
excess
for
83,512
figures
1952
$11.-795,120
§539.933
taxes.,
phonograph that has been one of the great
company's history, brings high-fidelity reproduction
priced tape recorder field. Mr. Owen said.
178
$30,316,121
_
of
since
1,705
decrease of 292
(& Subs.)—Earnings Increased—
—„
and
come
Provision
of
Preferred
a
with
1711,
p.
fidelity
stock.
of
stockholders
common
stock of $1
Co.
$68,730
Corp.—Stockholders Gain—
the
&
full-range reproduction of the high and low frequencies, it was
by Norman C. Owen, Vice-President. They give the listerier
impression of sitting in the midst, of the sound.
One speaker is
the
on
1953.
6,
$7.56
sales
$434,973
284,000
instances
classes
increase
226,324
than
compared
both
two
Steel
more
1953,
before.
Net
Thermoid
5,450
stock
Webb
reported
He
United
Manu¬
continue
industries.—V
9 Months Ended Sept. 30—
112,OOo
3,175
preferred
on
by
year
afford
574.
p.
total
President,
slowed
new
This
178,
1376.
Gross
477,850
——
this
system.
186,180
taxes
early
1953
income
after
income
Blash,
the
The
i
—V.
carried on by F. Burkart
pads of cotton, sisal and
furniture
1952
and
1953
915,998
tax
dividends
increase
of,
in
178,
strated by this corporation on Nov. 4.
adaptation
of
the
exclusive
Webcor
Subs.)—
1953
30—
$20,959,015
income
Cash
an
completed
/
operations
supplier
a
has
-
business thus
manufacturing
Manufacturing
other
shoe
it
manufacturing
over
facturing Co. of St. Louis.
Except for the
that
announced
Sept.
(&
Machinery Corp.
taxes.
to
Foreign
Common
Textron Incorporated—Sells Shoe Business—
corporation
Ended
(includes
Federal
of
This
Hoffman
York
building
Demonstrates Three-Dimensional Sound in Recorder—
1672.
$12,519,387 in 1952 from ordnance contracts) $32,124,106, $25,459,103
2,427,388
$1,069,028
-
Months
sales
Income
75,388
269,203
1278.
p.
Net
States
made
$1.19
exceeds
tLoss
tapering
$9,927,253
8,911
253,335
Fixed charges
-V.
Nine
1953—9 Mos.—1952
$7,140,645
accruals
Jt. facl. rentals
Net
United
Earnings Lower—
of
office
Avenue
share;
per
figure
Three-dimensional
Texas & Pacific Ry.—Sept.
Inc.,
*$19,763,094
phonograph
strong."
on
p.
has
New
Hartford
Sept. 30—
have
to
Oct. 28 an¬
$25,000,000 3%%/20-
178,
Park
2
purchased
was
of
Knapp,
Nov. 5.
on
28-story
above.—V.
Inc.
diskchangers,"
the
on
in V.
details
Webb Aj
to
McCreery Building to Ohrbach's, Inc.—
"Overall,
underwriters,
managing
Inc.,
Co.,
dealers'
debentures
year
1278.
p.
&
which
products continue
with
Stuart
City,
the
on
tracts
from rail¬
Halsey,
made
Co.
Insurrnce
mortgage-loan
was
1952.
before
2533.
p.
Life
sales
„R. F.
Guatemala, and Salvador v;a
M/V "Manaqui," sailing Nov. 20,
the
first
sumer
Puerto Barrios,
start
General
profit after Federal
year
Cuba;
Havana,
Placed Privately—
Knapp, Inc.—Loan
York
Earnings
Cuba and Central
Magee, Freight Traffic
to
Baltimore
from
service
.
Nine Months Ended
1303.
p.
398,648
oper.
revenue
$2.12
Webster-Chicago Corp.—Sales Increased 67%—
completed earlier
Maple Hughes, one-
1
United Gas Corp.—Books Closed—
Net
869,87g
359,996
$2.41
i
/
was
177,
Baltimore
from
Nov.
on
freight
Honduras;
Barrios,
every
$962,967
expenses
oper.
announced
was
dependable
1952 ..
$1,842,187
764.200
359.993
share—,
&
Leases
Manager.
Fast,
Texas &
service
freight
1°53
$1,603,033
30—
outstanding—
shares
per
See Ohrbach's
Fruit Co.—New Service Announced—
weekly
new
Sept.
„
loan
*This
A
Ended
Connecticut
New
well
the Lake Arthur
in
acreage
has been commenced on No.
northwest
America
*
1278.
p.
Knapp, Inc.-
Parish, Louisiana, it was announced on Nov. 2.
is the Fay No.
1 well located 3,000 feet east
test
Work
year.
mile
completed
has
sand
camerina
confirmation
half
2,609,912
178,
178, p. 615.
The
in
$271,691
930,063
286,435
plant.—V.
taxes-—
$6,750,000
1278.
p.
•
This
2,552,211
income
to
$5
City, the insurance company announced
Net
railway
railway..
oper.
27
of
share,
per
Months
before
Webb
a
_
Excludes income
84,989
from
from
Net
credit
392.
p.
filed a letter of notification with the SEC
dividend preferred stock (no par) to be
without underwriting. The proceeds are to
short-term indebtedness and for improvements
Oct.
on
discharge
common
—V.
From Jan. 1—
Net
$1,156,753
$0.85
tax
less
$575,043,
1953
178,
profit
Earnings
all
from
income
sources
16,140
railway
railway—
income
oper.
in
49,109,951
other charges
and
This
1951
to
No.
4,921,862
7,794,803
_
_
Field of Jefferson Davis
1952
income
on
$140,000.—V.
shares
extensions
The
in
1953
$252,163
—_
$573,760
SO.42
taxes
of
$100
Net
24,775,445
26,406,836
2,628,958
2,895,460
—
income
Union
September—
2,991,105
1,834,352
1,008,803
*435.043
(O.) Telephone Co.—Files With SEC—
3,000
at
Nine
of the
due Nov.
Texas Mexican Ry.—Earnings-
for
company
Profit
company
bonds
.
$31,153,677 $36,215,053
——_
——
share—
per
used
be
investments,
___
_
Total
1671.
p.
—
income
carry-back
offered
trans¬
gas operations
Inc.
1EST1 011 Dec. 1
Reindel, 63 Wall
a.m.
the purchase from the
first mortgage pipeline
for
$25,000,000
178,
taxes on
1952
1953
30—
Sept.
taxes—
Provision
covering
expanded markets
and
new
serve
received
Call'11,
Messrs,
5,
abovementioned
1,
is
Ended
income
fac.
portation operations
Net
scheduled
are
the
at
St.,
added
being
574.
p.
Wayne Knitting Mills—Earnings—
Net
capacity
pipeline system, the nation's longest, originates in the
Valley and extends to the northeast more
than 2,000
173,
■
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
profit
The
19,412,644
34,257,739
taxes
(net)———
■ -
sale of
contract
of this
the
———
before
Warren
$
$
2,963,174
expenses
income
jt.
commercial producer. ■
and actual drilling
a
as
12,364,020
oper.
Federal
and
$
16,898,482
Railway
rents
1953—9 Mos.—1952
1952
2,644,072
48,053,870
the system.
along
such
sales——
thru
374,242,407
32,975,474 299,623,364 286,057,875
7,100,000
33,200,000
32,950,000
23,523,887
23,457,868
2,634,470
revenues
Equipment
completed
Companies)
50,378,119 393,529,857
oper.
Other taxes
be
construction of a pipeline and
the area are in progress. It is likely that a
facilities will be concluded before the end
year."—V.
Earnings
the
Between
Accounts
1953-Month
Period End. Sept. 30-
our
City—Loan—
(& Leased Lines) —Earnings—
RR.
Offsetting
(Excluding
1,694,500,000 cubic feet per day and in peak day
169,
will
well
involving
Months
Nine
Net
*
Co.—Registers With SEC
Gas Transmission
Inc. below.—V.
Knapp,
„We
properties.
company
Walworth Co.
Net
Webb
the
this
"Negotiations
Profit
Two Park Avenue Building, N. Y.
company
Grande
Rio
that
are
1,894,500,000 cubic feet.
The
to
natural gas from
1573.
p.
September the company participated in
spreads in North Central Texas.
Three
and
acreage
additional drilling locations have been prepared
be commenced within the next several days.
will
together with all remaining
Equitable loans due in
1953 in
the
three
County, Texas. These wells
oil in September.
Reserves
July 1, 1953.
t
been
September
tions
Two
payment
on
Also
August
of
of
of
as
completed, with Clinchfield Coal Corp.,
its first natural gas well situated on unitized property in Southwest
Virginia. The well was drilled through dark shales to a total depth of
6,950 feet.
Before shutting in the well, tests were made indicating
capacity at a settled rate of 200,000 cu. ft. per day.
The well is
rated as a small commercial producer.
Our second well in the area
is presently within 80 feet of completion, with jammed tools.
Indica¬
current interest
the amount ox
called for in
the airline's agreement with Equitable, due to profits earned in 1952.
The Nov. 5 deposits fulfill all sinking fund and interest payments
required by TWA until May, 1954, under its agreement with Equitable,
and
reduce the
original $40,000,000 loan, negotiated in 1945-46, to
sinking
barrels
completed as dry holes, one well on each spread.
continue exploratory drilling within limits related to
have
"In
deposited in advance of the due date
a
total of $4,626,000 in sinking fund and interest
borrowings from the Equitable Life Assurance Society
of the United States, A. V. Leslie, Vice-President Finance,
announced.
Deposits were made with the Bankers Trust Co. of New York as
trustee under the loan indenture and included $1,000,000 in regular
27,
Montague
barrels
465,000
income from producing
708,957
623,529
619,573
755,160
income
at
July,
drilling
wells
1278.
corporation
Nov.
$0.68
$0.90
company
capacity to
to
5,062,202
Trans World Airlines,
484.
filed a registration statement with the SEC on Oct.
30 covering an offering of $25,000,000 first mortgage pipeline bonds
due Nov. 1, 1973, it was announced by Gardiner Symonds, President.
The
bonds will be sold at competitive bidding, and sealed written
bids for their purchase will be invited after the SE'C has allowed
the registration to become effective, Mr. Symonds said.
The
net
proceeds from the bond sale will be used to retire out¬
standing short-term notes, funds from which were used to expand
its natural gas pipeline system. The company has substantially com¬
pleted its 1953 construction program which will increase the designed
delivery capacity of the system to 1,445,000,000 cubic feet per day,
The Federal Power Commission has authorized further expansion in
The
5,018,752
3,700
"During
the
expect
railway-
178, p.
The
of
$154,686
226,600
226,600
Tennessee
250,197
107,294
5,871,365
railway
oper.
ry.
—V.
226,426
$203,791
226,600
profit———
capital
shares
Earnings per share
p.
97,946
Field,
Provision for
102,027,
Net
178.
238,258
82,677
227,053
76,050
railway
&
taxes-
Number
—V.
$597,945
266,079
Hundley
$527,682
railway
income.—
$395,000.
1165.
p.
Period End. Sept. 30—
Profit
$682,690
$574,438
oper.
from
the
approximately
estimated
were
payments on its
484.
p.
1950
From Jan. 1—
Gross
4,081,516
2,425,506
$0.86
income
1951
659,035
2,050,000
Net
Net
from
Net
12,291,701
3,682,925
7,185,849
4,792,000
taxes
come
Fed.
Gross
in
produced
1952
1953
September—
Net
75 376,155
sales
Net
located
Toledo, Peoria & Western RR.—Earnings-
Sylvania Electric Products, Inc.—Earnings Up—
1953
Monday, November 9,
...
(1822)
58
of
to
but
West
an
the
SEC
not in
Penn
hearing thereon.
94.983%, of the
for authorization
excess
Power
Co.,
Electric now owns 3.345,767 shares,
stock of Power. The pro¬
common
of the additional stock would be accomplished prior
and would result in Electric owning at least 95% of
177, p. 879.
olume 178
Number 5271... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
West Virginia Pulp
stockholders
The
&
Dauch
Paper Co.
offer
The
of
exchange
an
stock
mon
The
S5
stockholders
of
The
will
of
West
subsidiary
a
value
par
Virgina
to
2
be
stock
split
shares
declared
Hinde
West
is
Gross
Net
from
com¬
Virginia,
Net
ry.
share
stock
common
and
without par
the
when
of
com¬
from
to
of its
Net
the
of
number
if
stock
West
declare
to
than
least
at
has
the
90%
been
Virginia
exchange
of
the
deposited
oi
after
value
&
effective
ex¬
right
stock
common
common
would
represent
Virginia
completion of the
income.
Western Auto
1
if
if
inc.
Fed.
its
&
it
acquires all of the
to
be
178,
outstanding
735,834
367,186
34,176,989
14,881,216
10,933,743
13,345,934
6,513,097
4,435,459
5,146,603
5,936,982
Sept. 30—
ry.
Net
1952
$403,249
$332,313
$402,527
96,323
108,024
62,661
125,211
43,866
51,178
22,849
56,084
income
1951
from
ry.
—V.
As of
Total
Net
railway
3,559,089
3,477,705
3,390,232
1953—0 Mos.—1952
796,027
736,172
598,295
The
133,551,865
352,141
252,236
235,551
acquire
2,734,941
3,927,446
7,433,051
7,322 331
2,332,095
4,144,375
4,232,307
1,545,351
3,288,676
3,090,024
SI.74
$1.13
$2.06
$4.38
Sept.
30,
Oct.
on
$4.11
filed
22
The
Electrical
Instrument
Corp.—Earnings—
1953
taxes
on
fiicome
1,699,395
*1,669,080
taxes
on
income
874,000
*859,000
$825,395
$810,080
$1.93
t$1.89
profit
*For
oi
share
comparative
tion.—V.
stock
of
for
177, p.
adjusted
purposes,
amortization
capital
1952
to
reflect
facilities.
emergency
the
River,
period
the
tNet
adjusted
to
elimination
profit
of
from
In
capitaliza¬
Samuel
to
B.
are
drill
be
used
etc.—V.
of
notification
stock,
offered
Franklin
to
well,
common
be
&
at
Co.,
as
10
par
5
cents
Los
p.
the
(not
share
per
SEC
Net
from
cents
5
Net
ry.
(not
Angeles,
10
Calif.
working
Net
capital,
$2,694,164
railway
oper.
and
$2,854,118
$2,699,357
713,284
439,283
377,459
to
from
22,872,402
23,040,366
21,683,452
Net
1711.
ry.
—V.
oper.
178,
p.
6,215,579
income
by
is
Wisconsin
27,
has
on
the
Mich.,
of
Mountain,
Iron
Michigan
177,
of
to
3.6%
at
County,
Mich.
will
then
take
title
project.
issued
license
a
to
the
two
The
license will expire June
require Kingsford
to apply,
with
for a transfer of all of Kingsford's
to
Wisconsin,
all
annually.
Commission
the
Michigan,
license
the
the
of
conditioned
in
both
terms
Michigan
of
the
Feb.
due
upon
26,
performance
1953,
agreement.—
2053.
4,449,158
1,726,453
will
Boston
5,877,304
1,637,547
p.
Worcester County
Bids
4,401,333
2,588,614
Oct.
on
hydroelectric plant
and Florence
a
Wisconsin
amount
order,
companies
196,356
24,583,173
railway....
railway..
announced
was
896,238
807,847
348,331
from
1974,
V.
$2,862,896
815,224
income
1953.
operation
by
1950
From Jan. 1—
Gross
additional
178,
with
cents
railway..
for
interests
1951
1,
the principal
concurrent
a
joinder
1952
it
acquire
to
Dickinson
from March
years
companies
1953
in
County,
the Kingsford Chemical Co.,
portions of
share
per
present
Commission,
company
to the
plant. Of the total amount, $1,253,280 may be regarded as
representing the principal amount applicable to the proposed acquisition
and $268,720 the deferred interest payments
computed on the unpaid
2502.
September—
from
615.
p.
Feb.
Fed.
per
178,
Power
this
12
Net
$4.26
outstanding 1,232,562 shares of capital
were
The acquisition will be pursuant to a purchase
agreement, dated
26, 1953, between the two companies. It provides that Wisconsin
Michigan will take possession and operate the plant, paying Kingsford
—subject to minor adjustments—$1,522,000 through an initial down
payment and a series of annual payments extending over a period of
1952
$20,612,284
Federal
for
$4,941,235
$4.01
there
1953
Federal
Wise.,
$23,779,724
before
Prov.
Earnings
letter
a
$5,078,403
share
per
$1).—V.
(par
1952
1953
assets.
value
30,
reported),
leases,
$165,611
$1.19
Sept. 30—
net
authorized
123,0I3.851
prof¬
proceeds
r.et
$172,943
Wisconsin Michigan Power Co.—Acquisition—
1278.
p.
sales
Profit
$
3.000.000 shares of
through
—
share (145,923 shares)—
common
3,056,416
793,945
375,143
income
39 Weeks Ended Oct. 2—
Gross
cents)
$233,246
67,634
392.
p.
Menominee
Empire Petroleum Co.—Correction—
previously
s
per
asset
At
Wisconsin Central Ry.—Earnings-
covering
67,508
income
178,
stock
railway
oper.
178,
Net
48,908,883
taxes
1950
1515.
company
$240,450
Wisconsin Investment Co.—Net Assets Higher—
1953
$407,803
immediately
1,301,375
inc.
of Alabama—Earnings-
railway
from
Net
Net
-Earnings—
1953—3 Mos.—1952
Earnings per share
The
1952
$1,379,041
1,145,795
1,218,179
deductions
etc.
Earnings
—V.
railway
oper.
excess
Western
'
taxes
income
Gross
Interest,
1278.
p.
from
Gross
952,758
48,002,538
excess
p.
1953
$1,458,629
and
expenses
11,279,785
income.
Sept. 30— *
revenues
1,379,197
40,185,839
_
1278.
p.
Supply Co. (& Subs.)-
taxes
178,
Operating
From Jan. 1—
outstanding. Issuance of this
approximately 26%
of the total
acquisition.—V.
Net earnings..
-V.
2,684,546
1,680,929'
39,695,596
from
Net
1,433,566
before
1,856,426
1,027,812
oper.
Net
stock
stock
common
sales....
Profit
1,851,085
Hydro Electric Co.—Earnings—
Nine Months Ended
railway....
178,
Gross
least
at
s
Net
Operating
45,082,967
Weston
Period End.
$5,471,153
September—
to
for
Dauch
shares
West
1950
$4,696,397
1—
Western Ry.
out¬
for
the
reserves
two-thirds
deposited
par
Hinde
of
shares
ry.
—V.
deposited for exchange.
more
been
$5
new
shares
1951
$5,344,903
railway..
Jan.
from
7,500,000
of Hinde & Dauch's outstanding
exchange.
Under the exchange offer. West
Virginia would issue 1,270,344 shares
have
shares
1952
$5,054,999
_
railway..
from
Net
shares
increase
to
value
Gross
Wisconsin
1953
railway..
oper.
From
issued
value
from
on
based
authorized
was
each
effective
Dauch
&
although
and
stock is
Nov.
1,500,000
18,
period
the
of
As
$5
new
as
Co.—Earnings—
_
September—
value.
par
Nov.
the
of
of
Dauch
proposals
from
shares
by
extend
80%
shares
&
a
shares,
to
change
the
value to shares of $5 par
exchange
change
Hinde
value
par
stock
$5
standing
Western Pacific RR.
•,
plan to acquire The Hinde
subsidiary through an exchange of stock.
a
approved
par
authorized
hares
approved
four
into
without
iy3
2
for each share of Hinde & Dauch stock.
new
mon
as
acquire
to
& Paper Co.—Acquisition—
Nov.
on
59
(1823)
days
2,425,80/
of
1515.
or
received
be
16,
Mass.,
than
more
75,000
shares
30
of
Electric Co.—-Bids for Stock—
at
the
office
noon
to
up
(EST)
days
after
cumulative
the
of
company, 441 Stuart St.,
such date, not less than 10
on
Nov.
6,
for
preferred
the
stock
purchase
(par
from
$100).—V.
It
178,
1611.
p.
STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
ALABAMA
Board, will receive sealed bids
til 7:30 p.m.
Jefferson
1
County (P. O.
Birmingham), Ala.
„
Warrant
Offering
—
I.
F.
Sim¬
Secretary
ons,
Board
of the County
Education, will receive
of
ealed bids until 11
Tov.
10
for
the
a.m. (CST) on
purchase of $3,-
00,000 capital outlay school
ants.
n
Dated
Dec.
1,
1953.
war-
Due
Feb. 1 from 1955 to 1964 inciu-
ive.
Bends maturing in 1960 and
hereafter are callable as of Feb.
1,
1959.
Legality approved
by
hite, Bradley, Arant, All & Rose,
f Birmingham.
Maricopa County Sch. Dist. No.
8
—
ill
10
receive
(MST)
a.m.
urchase
onds.
n
of
Dated
July
$171,000 construc¬
bids
building
Jan.
1, 1952.
Due
1969 to 1972 in-
Union
School
Co.,
at
San
of
price
a
Joint
Francisco,
of
100.24,
a
Offering
til
10:30
the purchase of $31,000 build¬
ing
bonds.
Due
Dated
Dec.
on
(PST)
a.m.
1
Nov.
on
Dec.
from
1,
1975
inclusive.
Principal and
payable
at
the
(J-D)
Treasurer's
10
1952.
to
1977
L.
—
interest
County
Legality ap¬
office.
building
1954.
bonds.
Due
1978
Jan.
Dated
Jan.
on
from
15
of
15,
1955
Principal and
interest
(J-J)
payable
at
the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Orrick, Dahlquist,
Herrington
&
Dist.,
San
Joaquin
County, Calif.
Sutcliffe,
of
San
Bond
Sale—The
build¬
$40,000
ing bonds offered Nov. 2—v.
1712—were
p.
Bank
&
of
awarded
America
Savings
to
National
Association,
of
178,
the
Trust
Pacific
City High Sch. Dist.,
Angeles County, Calif.
School
Dist.,
Calif.
Bond Sale—An issue of
series
sold
of
A
to
San
American
the
$50,000 4V2S. Due
1954 to
as
on
Sacremento
County, Calif.
Offering — C. C.
50,000 2s.
1959 to
1963 inclusive.
60,000 21/4S. Due
on
July 15 from
1964 to 1969 inclusive.
90,000 2V2s. Due
on
The
bonds
of
rector
Finance.
on
1954 to
public
June
June 1
100,000
1,
from
bonds.
Due
1973 incl.
bonds.
works
1953.
Due
011
1954 to 1963 incl.
public
works
1,
Dec.
from
1954 to 1963
1953.
Due
on
incl.
at the
and interest payable
City Treasurer's office. Le¬
gality approved by Storey, Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
Legality
ap¬
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her¬
rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
cisco.
hicago.
Rio
County, Calif.
Offering—G. David
Bond
Obispo
Secretary
of the
Linda
Kel-
Governing
Union
School
District,
Sacremento
Covnty, Calif.
Sale—The $56,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Oct. 28—v. 178,
p.
1612
—
were
awarded to Dean
Bond
way,
Mount
fered
were
Sale—The
Carmel
Nov.
$905,000 high¬
construction,
sewer
School
3—v.
awarded
to
178,
a
and
bonds
p.
group
of¬
1713—
com¬
Trust
Com¬
be
redeemed
principal
revenue
consist
amount
of
bonds, dated June 1,
1, 1978; $41,000
1948 and due June
principal amount of 3%% revenue
bonds, dated June 1, 1951 and due
June 1, 1978 and $23,000 princi¬
pal
amount
of
27/s%
revenue
bonds, dated Jan. 1, 1952, and due
1, 1978.
June
The
at
bonds
the
will
offices
Security
ington,
Bank
be
redeemable
the
of
Equitable
Company, Wilm¬
Delaware and Chemical
Trust
&
Trust
Company,
New
York, N. Y.
FLORIDA
P.
O.
New
Bond
July
to
$419,000
4%
bonds.
Dec.
1
on
of
school
178,
—
The
offered
1712—were
p.
composed
group
Dist.
No.
5
Florida Agricultural and Mechanical
Haven), Conn.
Sale
bonds
Sch.
College for Negroes
$1,800,000
Nov.
5—v.
awarded
to
Inc., all
2.20s, at
Co., and Park, Ryan,
New York City, as
of
a
price of 100.12,
a
Certificate
Sale
—
The
a
of
Kidder, Peabody & Co., Hornblower & Weeks,
Wertheim &
(P. O.
Gainesville), Fla.
basis
dormitory
Oct.
revenue
22 —v.
awarded
3.01s, at
178,
the
to
Home
and
$900,000
bonds offered
1316 —were
p.
Federal
Finance
Housing
Agency,
as
par.
of about 2.18%.
GEORGIA
any
Cayucos Sanitary Dist., San Luis
er,
1 from
Dated
July 15 from
dated
works
1953.
1,
Regional High
15,
1953. Principal and interest (J-J)
payable at the office of the Di¬
are
public
Dec.
Dated
1970 to 1978 inclusive.
Ostly.
Due
Principal
from
15
County Treasurer's of- office. Legality approved by Or¬
of the County's fis- rick, .Dahlquist,
CONNECTICUT
Herrington
&
al agencies in New York City or Sutcliffe, of San Francisco.
Darien
(P. O. Darien), Conn.
hicago.
Rialto Sch. %Dist., San Bernardino
Bond Offering—Albert L. BrunAlhambra City School District,
County, Calif.
ner, Town Treasurer, will receive
Los Angeles County, Calif.
Bond Offering—Harry L. Alli¬
sealed bids until noon (EST) on
Bond Offering—Harold J. Ostly, son,
County Clerk, will receive Nov. 18 for the purchase of
$420,opnty Clerk, will receive sealed sealed bids at his office in San 000 school bonds. Dated Nov.
1,
ids at his office in Los Angeles, Bernardino, until 11 a.m. (PST) on
1953. Due on Nov. 1 from 1954 to
ntil 9 a.m. (PST) on Nov. 10 for Nov. 16 for the purchase of $42,000
1973 inclusive. Principal and in¬
he purchase of $500,000 building building bonds.
Dated Nov. 15, terest
payable at the First-Stam¬
onds. Dated Dec. 1, 1953. Due on 1953.
Due on Nov. 15 from 1955
ford National Bank & Trust Co.,
.ec. 1 from 1954 to 1973 inclusive,
to
1963 inclusive.
Principal and Stamford.
Legality approved by
rincipal and interest (J-D) pay- interest
(M-N)
payable
at the
Hawkins; Delafield & Wood, of
ble at the County Treasurer's of- County Treasurer's office.
Legal¬ New York City.
i'ce or at any of the County's fis- ity approved by O'Melveny & My¬
Hamden (P. O. Hamden), Conn.
al agencies in New York City or ers, of Los Angeles.
Bond
2,700,000
July 15 from
July
on
1953.
bonds.
June 1 from 1954 to 1963 incl.
1958 inclusive.
Due
June} 1,
school
Dated
ble at the
at
public
Dated
follows:
San
Bond
LaRue,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
ounty Clerk, will receive sealed bids at his office in Sacramento,
ids at his office in Los Angeles, until 10 a.m. (PST) on Nov. 9 for
ntil 9 a.m. (PST) on Nov. 10 for the purchase of $58,000 building
he purchase of $500,000 building bonds.
Dated Dec. 1, 1953.
Due
onds. Dated Dec. 1, 1953. Due on on Dec.
.1 from 1954 to 1973 inclu¬
~c. 1 from 1954 to 1973 inclusive,
sive.
Principal and interest (J-D)
rincipal and interest (J-D) pay- payable at the County Treasurer's
or
Bonds
$500,000
was
Co.,
Security
•
pany, of Wilmington, as trustee,
has called for redemption on Dec.
1, 1953, a total of $483,000 princi¬
Offering — George
H. pal amount the Delaware Me¬
City Treasurer, will re¬ morial Bridge revenue bonds of
ceive sealed bids until noon (EST) the
State of Delaware at 105%
on Nov. 9 for the
purchase of $3,- and accrued interest to Dec. 1.
685,000 bonds, divided as follows:
$250,000
Trust
Equitable
Gabbs,
385,000
improvement bonds
-Francisco,
basis
Hartford, Conn.
Francisco.
Clara,
a
(State of)
Memorial Bridge Bonds Called—
Bond
Dec.
Sch.
price of 100.02,
a
about 1.89%.
cisco.
CALIFORNIA
ice
1.90s, at
Rechen-
inclusive.
DELAWARE
Delaware
Co., and Shelby Cullom Davis
Co., all of New York City, as
&
High School
Nov. 9 for the purchase of $75,000
to
posed of White, Weld & Co., L. F.
Rothschild & Co., Wm. E. Pollock
&
Union
Dist., Placer County, Calif.
Bond
for
Alhambra
Los
&
3V2S,
oasis of about 3.48%.
San
Dist.,
Francisco, as 3s, at a price of
100.19, a basis of about 2.95%.
Bond Offering—Harold J.
as
Bond Offering — T. H.
Sexton, macher, County Clerk, will re¬
County Clerk, will receive sealed ceive sealed bids at his office in
bids at his office in San Diego, un-^
Auburn, until 11 a.m. (PST) on
until
Nov. 27 for the
$324,000
Witter
Diego County, Calif.
Mossdale
1 from
Interest J-J.
lusive.
Encinitas
Averill,
Supervisors,
sealed
on
un¬
15 for
Roseville
Rhea
lerk of the Board of
Dec.
Santa
(P. O. Phoenix), Ariz.
Offering
.he purchase of
tion bonds.
on
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
ARIZONA
Bond
(PST)
Waterford
(P.
O.
Waterford),
Connecticut
Bond
Bond
bonds
1712
Sale—The $800,000 school
offered Nov. 2—v. 178, p.
—
awarded
were
to
a
group
composed of the Chemical Bank &
Trust
Co., Hayden, Stone & Co.,
and Bramhall, Falion & Co., all ot
New York
of
100.36,
City,
a
as 2.20s, at a price
basis of about 2.15%
.
Emory University,
Offering
—
G.
Ga.
H.
Mew,
Treasurer, will receive sealed bids
until 11 a.m. (EST) on Nov. 19
for the
purchase of $650,000 Har¬
bonds, interest
on
which is subject to Federal
taxes
inasmuch as the issuer is
ris Hall dormitory
public agency.
The bonds
Nov. 1, 1952.
Due on
from 1955 to 1992 inclu¬
not
a
are
dated
Nov.
1
Westport (P. O. Westport), Conn.
sive.
Callable on 30 days' notice.
$750,000 Long Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬
Lots Junior High School bonds of¬
able
at
the
Trust Company of
fered Nov. 2—v.
178, p. 1712—
Georgia, of Atlanta, or at the Han¬
were
awarded to Smith, Barney
Le¬
& Co. and C. J. Devine & Co., over Bank, New York City.
Bond
both
as
of
Sale—The
of
New
York
City,
jointly,
2s, at a price of 100.22, a basis
about
1.97%.
gality
approved
Sykes,
Heckler
New York
City.
by
&
Vandewater,
Galloway,
of
CO
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1824)
Nola M.
—
receive
will
Clerk,
City
Roos,
(EST) on
17 for the purchase of $3,-
Nov.
until
bids
•sealed
375,000
divided
noon
certificates,
and
bonds
Nov. 14 for the
bonds.
Dated Nov. 1,
Due
semi-annually from
Certificates
inclusive.
in
maturing
after
are
to
1955
from
1
Dec.
on
1983
there¬
and
1959
callable
of Dec. 1,
as
1958.
1,500,000 sewerage bonds. Dated
Jan. 1, 1954.
Due on Jan. 1
from
1964 to
1953.
July
Jan.
from
1
bonds.
1964
holder's
in¬
option, at the fiscal
city in Savannah
and New York City.
Legality
ap¬
proved by Spalding, Sibley, Troutsnan
&
group
com¬
Boyce,
&
Bond
Offering—W. W.
Lawless,
Bond
Oct. 1, 1953. Due on
1955 to 1972 inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-D)
at
bank
a
trust
or
pay¬
1953.
Due
Dec.
on
1
Callable
1966
4s. Due
Nov. 1 from
on
Nov.
on
from
1
Bond
Sale—An
works
Carlton
the
issue
bonds
Beh
D.
sold
was
Co.,
of
to
Des
West
Des
Dist.,
Sale—An
issue
of
bonds
Nov. 2 to
until
awarded
was
1953.
(CST)
p.m.
a
El
eral
—
The
Due
1963
March
on
1
from
Callable
inclusive.
Jackson
Parish
gen¬
1954
of
as
School
District
No.
O.
Gurnee),
1517—were awarded to
Bond
H.
Sale—An
the
District
and
the
of
issue
a
group
White,
Hatt.icr
&
Sanford, Scharff & Jones, New¬
man,
Brown & Co., and
R. S.
sealed
Legality approved
by Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
(CST)
of
Bond Offering—James G. Kozak,
sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on Nov. 9
for the purchase of $105,000 water
bonds.
1953.
Due
on
Dated
Nov.
1
Sept.
from
8
1,
1954
sold
p.m.
Trust
improvement
$288,228
bonds
Co.,
Kansas
City,
as
l34s.
1
as
of Nov.
1, 1964.
Principal and
interest
(M-N) payable at a Chi¬
bank mutually acceptable to
•the Village and the successful bidcago
•der.
man
Legality approved by Chap¬
& Cutler, of Chicago.
Newton
School
1955
to
1963 to
Bond
Sale—The
City, Ind.
$56,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Oct. 30—v. 178,
p.
1612—were awarded to Raffens-
1962
apolis,
a
as 2'As, at a price of 100.31,
basis of about 2.20%.
Evansville
Housing Authority, Ind.
Note Offering—Sealed bids will
be received until 2 p.m.
(EST)
on
•Nov. 17 for the purchase of
$535,000 First Series notes.
Dated Dec.
1, 1953.
1967
The
p.
Due
1969
are
1516—were awarded to the
Mercantile
Trust
Co.,
St.
Louis,
Kan.
2s, at
of
about
a
sealed
a.m.
Nov. 15 from
on
Nov. 15 from
1973
inclusive.
Louisiana
(P.
State
O.
Nov.
Rouge), La.
Offering—A. P. Tugwell,
Bond
State
Treasurer,
,
sealed
bids
Dec.
fiscal
will
receive
until
1 for the
in
or
agency
Sale—The
area
bonds
ing
Offering
A.
R.
Roam,
City Clerk, will receive sealed bids
until
Nov.
16
—
for the
purchase of
Pierce, Fenner $306,000 water and sewer revenue
Indianapolis, jointly, bonds originally offered Nov. 2.
price of 100.74, a basis
1.91%.
Bond
by
Coolidge
&
The
offered
bonds
and
1955
to
callable
cipal
and
29
were
Kindred
dated
Education, will receive sealed
(EST) on Nov. 12
the
purchase
of
$1,000,000
bonds
1967
ing
Nov.
4—v.
ton
Nov.
4
178,
interest
Barryton,
Co., and Estabrook & Co.,
both of Boston, jointly, as 23As, at
price of 100.28,
2.72%.
a
(A-O)
State
1964
at
are
bank
a
or
be designated by
Canfield,
Stone, of Detroit.
Offering—The
(EST)
a.m.
Pad¬
City
Con¬
un¬
17 for
Nov.
on
public
utility street railway
funding bonds.1 Due serially
from
as
Saginaw, Mich.
$1,236,000 spe¬
Bond
cial
Sale—The
assessment
1956
Township
fered
Nov.
2—v.
178,
about
1.74%.
St. Clair Shores Sch. Dist.,
to
Secretary
ley,
re¬
on
inclu¬
1962
School
District
the
of
Education, will receive sealed bids
8:30 p.m. (EST) on Nov. 10
for
the purchase of $74,000 tax
1953.
Due
White
Dated Nov. 10,
May 10, 1954.
Cloud
Agricultural School
Dist., Mich.
Bond
Sale—The
site
and
Oct.
28
The
1953.
$200,000 school
building
&
offered
to
Barcus,
Co., of Chicago.
bonds
Due
bonds
awarded
were
Kindred
dated
are
Nov.
1,
July 1 from 1955 to
1972 inclusive. Bonds maturing in
on
are
callable
as
July 1, 1959. Principal and in¬
terest (J-J) payable at a bank or
trust company
the
to be designated by
Legality approved
purchaser.
by
Miller, Canfield,
Stone, of Detroit.
Woodstock
R.
and
Paddock
I
& j
Townships
No. 3
(P. O*
\
Addison), Mich.
Offering—Richard
until 8
4—v.
of
178,
to
a
1714—
p.
group
com¬
Barcus, Kindred &
Co.,
the
purchase
bonds.
elusive.
j
Nov. 10 for j
$30,000 building
of
Dated
April 1
on
(EST)
p.m.
on
,
Nov.
from
Bonds
I
1, 1953.
Due
1954 to 1963 in-
maturing in
j
1957
i
of i
Chicago, Shannon & Co., Kenower, and thereafter are callable as
MacArthur & Co., Siler & Co., all April 1, 1955.
Principal and inter- j
of Detroit, and Fox, Reusch & Co., est (A-O) to be payable at a bank i
or
trust company designated by
of Cincinnati, at a price of 98.21,
3.73%, the successful bidder. Legality ap¬
proved by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
dock & Stone, of Detroit.
May 1 from
net interest cost of about
a
as
follows:
$805,000 33As. Due
1954
to
on
inclusive.
1968
(
MINNESOTA
1
70,000 3'As. Due May 1, 1969.
75,000 3'As. Due May 1, 1970.
50,000 2'As. Due May 1, 1971.
Anoka
County Independent School j
District No. 65 (P. O. Columbia
basis of about
County (P. O. East
Cambridge), Mass.
Note Offering—Charles P. How¬
Glasgow, Ky.
Sale —The $160,000 City ard,
County Treasurer, will re7
Sch.
Union
Note Sale—The
ticipation
notes
178,
—v.
p.
Mich.
Dist.,
$300,000 tax
offered
an¬
Nov.
2
1714—were awarded
City Bank & Trust
to the Jackson
Co.,
and
the
National
Bank
of
Jackson, jointly, at 2%.
Township, Gull Road
Water District (P. O. 1720
Drive,
Kalamazoo),
Bond
si,
ceive
sealed
(EST)
bids
,
j
will
until
7
Callable
Principal
on
and
30
days'
interest
178,
gen-
!
to
a
1613— ;
p.
group
'com- i
Co.,
both of Minneapolis,
& Moody, of St. Paul,, and
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis,
of Chicago.
,
.
and
Olmsted
Counties
Joint Ind. Sch. Dist. No< '
,
81-109
(P. O. Chaifield),
Minnesota
p.m.
Dated Nov. 1, 1953.
April 1 from 1954 to 1963
inclusive.
notice.
&
man
Bond
Sale—The
$225,000
gen¬
eral obligation
fered
bonds.
on
awarded
re¬
on
$300,000
4—v.
posed of E. J. Prescott & Co., Kal- t
Fillmore
Nov. 13 for the pur¬
chase of $29,000 special assessment
Due
Nov.
were
Mich.
Clerk,
Sale—The
obligation building bonds of- j
fered
Offering—Joseph A. Pari-
Township
Jr.,
eral
Juran
Kalamazoo
Riverview
Bond
were
of
Oct.
building bonds of¬
29—v.
178, p, 1517—-
awarded to J. M. Dain &
Minneapolis, at
Glencoe,
a
price of
Co.,
par.
Minn.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
(A-O) payable at the American
Township Sch. Township Hall first mortgage revenue bonds ceive sealed bids unt-il .11 ami. National Bank & Trust
Co., Kala¬ be received by the City Clerk un¬
(P. O. R. R. No. 3, Bedford), Ind. offered Nov. 3—v.
178, p. 1713— (EST) on Nov. 11 for the pur¬ mazoo.
Legality
approved
by til 8 p.m. (CST) on Nov. 18 fdr
Bond Offering—William
Knight, were awarded to Stein Bros. & chase of $350,000 notes.
Dated Miller. Canfield, Paddock & Stone the purchase of $325,000 sewage
Township Trustee, twill receive Uoyce, of Louisville.'. •
v: Nov. 17, 1953.
Due April 2, 1954. of Detroit.
disposal plant bonds. Dated Dec.
Marshall
,
\
Rollin
Sch. Dist.
F. D.,
Bond
$1,000,000 gen¬
and site bonds of¬
awarded
were
SpringBoard of
Binns,
Director, will receive sealed bids
Nov.
posed
Mich.
Note Offering—William
(P. O. Roseville), Mich.
building
fered
1517—
p.
awarded to the Harris Trust
were
Sale—The
5
Bond
eral
improve¬
sewer
street
improvement
and
general
improvement bonds of¬
ment,
Fract.
No.
are
of Dec. 1, 1956.
Legal¬
ity approved by Berry, Stevens &
Moorman, of Detroit. -
'
Erin
matur-.
thereafter
of
the purchase of $120,000 series R,
15
1954
ma¬
troller will receive sealed bids
10
1,
Dec.
from
Bonds
and
anticipation notes.
Detroit, Mich.
til
1
until
payable
Savings
by Miller,
Bond
water
Middlesex
inclusive.
in
callable
1, 1959. Prin¬
or
trust company to
p.
&
a
Dated
Dec.
on
1,
Nov.
and thereafter
Barryton
Sale—The $325,000 school
offered
bonds.
Due
&
April 1 from
on
of April
as
the
at
1960
of
bids until 8 p.m.
for
of
inclusive. Bonds
1963
Margaret H.
the Board
—
Secretary
Savings Bank, of Chicago, as
l3As, at a price of 100.03, a basis
Oct.
are
mature
turing in
I
&
to
1953
Co., both
&
2s.
as
pay¬
approved
Best,
Barcus,
Co., of Chicago.
1713—were awarded to W. E. HutBond
bonds
awarded
$160,000 park¬
offered
—
Springs, Ky.
Legality
;
Heights), Minn.'
Bond Sale
The $2,717,995.63 —v. 178, p. .1713—were awarded
paving, sewer, street opening and to the Guaranty Trust Co., New
park bonds offered Nov. 3—v. 178, York City, as l3As, at a price of
p.
1713—were awarded to Stern 100.13, a basis of about 1.72%.
Bros* 8c Co., of Kansas City, as
l3As, at a price of 100.02, a basis Hawlemont Regional Sch. District
of about 1.74%.
(P. O. Charlemont), Mass.
Dawson
1,
Sale—The $100,000 build¬
Jackson
Brockton, Mass.
Bond
'
interest
at the State's
New
York City.
Legality approved by Wood, King
& Dawson, of New York
City.
ing
KENTUCKY
Dec.
District, Mich.
Building Authority
15,
Wichita, Kan.
Dec.
on
dated
and
Gray,
Bond
Baton
inclusive.
dated
Offering
William,
of
s
Sch. Dist., Mich.
Royal Oak
sive.
to
Treasurer's office
inclusive.
on
Detroit, jointly,
inclusive.
Barryton Rural Agricultural School
Nov.
Interest M-N.
and Merrill Lynch.
& Beane, of
as
Boston.
Parish
MASSACHUSETTS
bonds
1953.
Indianapolis Sch. City, Ind.
Bond Sale—The $275,000 school
178,
to
of
In¬
1954
Bond
30—v.
11
(CST)
on
Dec. 10 for the purchase of $400,000 drainage improvement bonds.
Dated Oct. 1, 1953.
Due on Oct. 1
Due June 11, 1954.
building bonds offered Oct.
Secretary of the
Jury, will receive
until
11
a.m.
(CST)
purchase of $4,000,000 series B bonds. Dated Dec.
1966 inclusive.
60,000 2'As.
Hughes & Co., of Indian¬
perger,
Slocum,
Police
bids
$293,000 15, 1953. Due on Dec. 15 from 1957
sold to the City to 1962 inclusive. Bonds maturing
in 1959 and thereafter are callable
National
Bank
&
Trust
Co., of
as of Dec.
15, 1958. Principal and
Kansas. City, as follows:
interest (J-D) payable at the State
$153,000 2s. Due on Nov. 15 from
INDIANA
Alexandria School
District,
1973
to
i;
1613—were awarded
MacArthur & Co.,
p.
1960 and thereafter
was
80,000 2'As. Due
to
are
Principal
S.
Bond Sale—An issue of
bonds
1953.
1954
bonds
dock &
Livingston), La.
Offering — Josephine
Bond
on
.school
1954
p.
First
the
to
McDonald-Moore
and
of
the successful bidder. Legality ap¬
Livingston Parish (P. O.
&
io 1974 inclusive.
Bonds maturing
in 1965 and thereafter are callable
Dec. 1 from
on
1973 inclusive.
was
Dated Nov. 1, 1953. Due on Nov.
from 1954 to 1963 inclusive.
from
able at the Second National Bank
Legality approved by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
City, Kan.
the City National Bank
to
The
proved
from
Bond Sale—An issue of
internal
from
Bank,
inclusive.
terest A-O.
Kansas
Village Clerk, will receive
until
$344,000 school bonds.
Niles, III.
l-evenue
bids
Nov. 19 for the purchase
on
1963
to
1964 to
$93,500
suc¬
bidder.
1
178,
of
320,000 3'As. Due
Goodland, Kan.
III.
Clarence
—
inclusive.
1
1
O. Jonesboro), La.
Bond Sale—The $500,000 build¬
1959
•Johnson, Secretary of the Board of swimming pool bonds was sold to
the Small-Milburn Co., of Wichita.
Education, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (CST) on Nov. 13 for
Johnson County, Shawnee - Mission
the purchase of $136,000 building
Rural High Sch. Dist. No. 6
bonds. Dated Nov. 1, 1953. Due on
(P. O. Merriam), Kan.
May 1 from 1955 to 1973 inclusive.
Bond Offering — R. A. Marsh.
Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬
Superintendent of Schools, will
able at a bank mutually accept¬
receive
to
1973
Dec.
MICHIGAN
—
Offering
p.m.
bonds.
200,000 school bonds. Due
Consolidated
paving Hecht &
Co., all of New Orleans,
and sewer improvement bonds of¬
at a price of par, a net interest
Lewistown), III.
fered
Nov.
3—v.
178, p. 1713— cost of about
Bond Sale
The $95,000 build¬
3.22%, as follows:
were
awarded to the Small-Miling bonds offered Nov. 4—v. 178,
burn Co., of Wichita, on a bid re¬ $60,000 2'As. Due on Dec. 1 from
p. 1612—were awarded to Morris1955 to 1958 inclusive.
flecting
a
net
interest
cost
of
sey & Co., of Davenport.
120,000 23As. Due on Dec. 1 from
about 1.85%.
.]Lake County School District No. 56
School
awarded
Kenower,
to
Westford
on
E.
(P.
composed
street
re¬
1
Rugg, of Boston.
p.
$364,500
improvement
178,
—v.
to
1953.
Ropes,
price
Dorado, Kan.
Sale
will
until
on Nov. 12 for the purchase
$800,000 bonds, divided as fol¬
purchase of $483,699.43
on
KANSAS
Bond
bids
P.
173,
3—v.
Michigan Corp., Detroit.
building
Nov.
on
ing bonds offered Nov. 5—v.
County Community High
Treasurer,
sealed
March 1, 1954. Interest M-S. Le¬
gality approved by Foley, Cox &
100.92.
2'As, at
as
Charlotte
—
Due
Offering—Harold
7
for the
Shaw, McDermott & Co.,
Moines,
Town
/
paving
50
to
42
Nov.
Monguagon Township School Dist.
No. 1 (P. O. Trenton), Mich.
Note Sale—The $245,000 tax anticipation notes offered Oct. 26
(EST)
paving certificates. Dated Dec. 15,
$55,000
building
of
cessful
Greig,
ceive
Judell, of New Orleans.
Sch.
Ind.
Moines
Iowa
Bond
24
to
Moines, as 3 'As.
Offering
$600,000
La.
Crowley,
bids
of $28,000
Corp., both of New
lows:
LOUISIANA
of Des Moines.
Legality ap¬
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
Chicago.
(P.
$1,083,000
street improve¬
Westford, Mass.
Bond
1973 inclusive.
to
Certificate
purchaser.
Bond
The
—
Nos.
offered
of
1969
payable at the City Treasurer's
Legality approved by Ban¬
nister, Carpenter, Ahlers &c Coo-
Minburn, Iowa
bonds
Bond
inclusive.
1968
to
332,000
of
as
District
1714—were
City, and the Equitable Se¬
Corp., Nashville, as 1.80s,
price of par.
a
inclusive.
1965
to
York
Nov. 1 from
on
174,000 33As. Due
1965
from
1963. Principal and interest
^mutually agreeable to the District
(P. O.
Sale
ster Securities
at
1956
inclusive.
1969
to
Dec. 1,
Des
School District No. 341
of
of
follows:
will receive sealed
$469,000 3'As. Due
(CST) on Nov. 10
purchase of $100,000 elec¬
tric revenue bonds.
Dated Dec. 1,
of
Fulton
Newton-
Trust
War¬
$230,000
Township Special Assessment
ren
curities
the
for
company
the
the
&
Sale—The
Bond
Newton, Mass.
Bond
Weil, Roth & Irving Co., of Cin¬
cinnati, at a price of par, a net
interest cost of about 3.79%, as
Offering—Carl F. Brown,
Clerk,
City
Dated
Dec. 1 from
Bank
1613—
p.
Co.,
Newton, at 1.035% discount.
Lyons & Co., O'Neal, Alden & Co.,
2%s.
as
water
-Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids until
7:30 p.m. (CST) on Nov. 9 for the
purchase
of
$725,000
building
able
Waltham
178,
to
County (P. O. Mount
Clemens), Mich.
$175,000
30—v.
awarded
were
Lyons, Mayor, will receive sealed
Camp Point), III.
Oct.
offered
Macomb
Louisville, Bohmer-Reinhart school building,
and
sewer
bonds
& Co., Chas. A. Hinsch & Co., W. ment
offered
Bond Sale—An issue of $15,000 E. Hutton &
4—v.
178,
p.
1713—were
Co., all of Cincinnati, Nov.
hospital bonds was sold to the Russell, Long & Co., Security and awarded to a group composed of
First of Iowa Corp., Des Moines, Bond Co., both of Lexington, and Phelps. Fenn & Co., Stone & Web¬
ney,
ILLINOIS
notes
all of
County Community Unit
School District No. 3 (P.O.
and
a
Bros.
Sale—The
Note
Elma, Iowa
Adams
able
178,
to
Stein
East
Almstedt Bros., Bankers Bond Co.,
J. J. B.
Hilliard
& Son,
W. L.
IOWA
of
hospi¬
bonds of¬
p.
1713—
revenue
4—v.
awarded
office.
Kelley, of Atlanta.
bonds.
plant
Nov.
were
bids until 1 p.m.
the
of
agency
Legality
County (P. O.
Cambridge), Mass.
posed
Due on
1983
to
Principal and interest payable
the City Treasurer's office, or
at
J-J.
Interest
Indianola, Iowa
clusive.
at
1, 1967, in¬
1954, to Jan.
1,
clusive.
tal steam
fered
Middlesex
Sale—The $975,000
approved by Ross, McCord, Ice &
1983 inclusive.
paving
1,200,000
Bond
building
$675,000 water and sewerage rev¬
enue
anticipation certificates.
Due
(P. O.
Louiville), Ky.
purchase of $32,000
Miller, of Indianapolis.
follows:
as
Jefferson County
sealed bids until 10 a.m. (CST) on
Savannah, Ga.
Certificate Offering
.Monday, November 9, 1953
..
Volume 178
Number 5271
-
...
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
1, 1953. Due on Dec. 1 from 1955
1978 inclusive.
Principal and
interest payable at any suitable
bank designated by the purchaser.
to
Legality
by
approved
bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1953. Due on
Feb. 1 from 1956 to 1965 inclusive.
until 8 p.m. (CST)
for the purchase of
bids
17
Water
&
Bond Sale—The
Nov.
on
$550,000 munic¬
ipal industrial bonds offered Oct.
30—v. 178, p. 1613—were awarded
to M. A. Saunders & Co., of Mem¬
to 1973 inclusive. Bonds maturing
phis,
in 1964 and thereafter are callable
terest
on a
cost
bid reflecting a net in¬
of about 2.93%.
Feb.
of
as
Brunswick), N. J.
Bond
1, 11)63. Principal and
payable at any suitable
interest
MISSOURI
by the success¬
ful bidder. Legality approved by
Faegre & Benson, and Moody &
designated
bank
Mexico School District, Mo.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
received
be
Springsted, both of Minneapolis.
by
the
President
of
the Board of Education until Dec.
Middle River, Minn.
Sale
The
—
eral
improvement
Nov.
5
$527,000
bonds
gen.
offered
8
$25,000
water
MONTANA
St.
North
Paul,
Minn.
Glendive, Mont.
Bond Offering—Anna K. Michel,
Bond Offering — W. A. ChrisVillage Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until. 8 p.m. (CST) on Nov. 9 tiani,
City
Clerk,
will receive
for the purchase of $100,000 sewer sealed bids until 7:30 p.m. (MST)
Dated
bonds.
on
Dec.
1, 1953.
Due
Feb. 1 from 1956 to 1972 inclu¬
Callable
sive.
Feb.
of
as
1, 1964.
Principal and interest payable at a
suitable bank designated by the
purchaser.
Legality approved by
Briggs, Gilbert, Morton, Kyle &
McCartney, and Moody & Springsted, both of St. Paul.
Nov.
on
for
16
the
purchase
of
bonds, comprising $86,Special Assessment District
$107,000
000
No. 52 and $21,000
are
Special Assess¬
The
bonds
dated Dec. 1, 1953. Due
Jan. 1,
District
ment
53.
No.
bonds
Due
Nov.
dated
are
Nov.
on
basis projects included in the 1953 cap¬
ital budget, as well as the assess¬
from
1
1,
1954
inclusive.
1972
Principal and
payable
at the
Deposit Co., Syra¬
cuse.
Legality approved by Van¬
dewater, Sykes, Heckler & Gallo¬
way, of New York City.
(M-N)
Trust
1614 —were
Chase National
p.
&
the
to
Mount Pleasant
able
improvement program not
authorized by the Board of
Estimate, and $13,500,000 for de¬
ficiencies in pension contributions
for transit employees for the year
1951-1952, leaving an unreserved
margin of $32,539,081 on July 1,
yet
1953.
School
Union Free
The
Due
Feb.
on
1
from
1955
to
New Rochelle
amounted to
City School
District, N.
Offer in g
Bond
Peter J.
—
Bond Offering—PaulH. Haugen,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on Nov. 12
for the purchase of $1,260,000 im¬
divided
provement bonds,
as
fol¬
lows:
$1,043,000 series B bonds.
Nov.
from
1
1954 to
Due
1973
on
in¬
York
Bond
County School District No. 34
(P.
Bond
O.
Waco), Neb.
Sale—An
of $55,000
issue
gymnasium-auditorium bonds was
sold to Wachob-Bender Corp., of
the First National
Bank of York, jointly, as 3V2S.
Omaha,
and
clusive.
217,000 series
Nov.
C bonds.
from
1
1955
to
Due
1973
on
Manchester, N. H.
clusive.
bonds
The
HAMPSHIRE
NEW
in¬
dated
are
Nov.
1,
Bond Offering—James P. Bourne,
City Treasurer, will receive sealed
thereafter are callable as of Nov. bids until noon (EST) on Nov. 12
for the purchase of $900,000 bonds,
1,
1956.
Principal and interest
divided as follows:
(M-N) payable at a suitable bank
1953.
St. Louis County Unorganized Ter¬
ritory School Dstrict (P. O.
Duluth), Minn.
Bond Offering — W. W. Salmi,
County Superintendent of Schools,
will
receive
sealed
bids
until
10
(CST) on Nov. 20 for the
purchase
of
$400,000
building
a.m.
bonds. Dated Jan.
Jan.
1
sive.
Principal
from
able at
nated
a
1, 1954. Due
1955
to
1958
interest pay
banking institution desig¬
and
by the purchaser.
approved
on
inclu¬
by
Dorsey,
Legality
Colman,
Barker, Scott & Barber, of Min¬
neapolis.
Sibley and LeSeur Counties Joint
ind. Sch. Dist. No.
114
(P. O.
$200,000 highway and sewer con¬
struction bonds. Due on Sept. 1
1954 to 1973 inclusive.
from
highway bonds.
Sept.
1
from
1954
100,000
Due on
to
1963
inclusive.
The
York
New
Status
As
—
on
fire
bonds.
Due
on
Dated
Nov.
Nov.
from
1954
inclusive.
Nov.
City Charter, Comptroller
Lazarus Joseph issued his annual
Ellisburg and Lorraine Central
School District No.
1
Sept.
1,
Sale—The $250,000 build¬
Marine Trust Co. of Western New
Co.,
New
2.90s, at
a
jointly,
City,
York
price of 100.25,
a
as
>
•
■
basis
Joint
Counties
Independent Consolidated
School District No. 32
Principal and interest
pay¬
Orden, Secretary of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
until 8:15
p.m.
(EST)
on
Nov.
Greenburgh (P. O. Tarrytown),
Bond
Town
Offering
York
—
■,
Wm. C. Duell,
Supervisor,
build¬
ing bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1953. Due
000
building
and
improvement
Trust
Co.,
Morristown.
Legality
approved bv Hawkins. Delafield &
Wood, of New York City.
Lysander,
Central
16
for the purchase of $50,000
(P. O.
Waldorf), Minn.
on
Oct. 1 from 1954 to 1973 in¬
Bond Offering—Vern Fetchenclusive.
Principal and interest
hier, District Clerk, will receive (A-O) payable at the Morristown
sealed bids until 1 p.m. (CST) on
Nov. 24 for the purchase of
$20,-
of
New
with various
phases of the financial operations
of the City of New York, such as
cost
the
to
the
for
Oneida, N. Y.
city
operation
of
Sale —The
Bond
house
178,
field
$25,000
offered
bonds
Oct.
30—v.
1614—were awarded to
& Cross, of New York
2.20s, at a price of 100.07,
p.
Roosevelt
City,
as
of
basis
a
about
Pomfret Un.
2.18%.
Free Sch. Dist.
No. 6
and maintenance,
ments,
its
incorporation on Feb. 2, 1653,
the 150th anniversary of the
Comptroller
the
on
Foreword
to
Sept. 6,
1802.
plies
to
the
of
the history of the office
Comptroller, except that
there has been included
cal data
some
Sch.
Dist.
and Clay
No.
Baldwinsville),
1
N.
Potsdam, N.
In
the report there
Bond
Sale—The
improvement
5—v.
to
178,
2s, at
a
(P.
Y.
O.
compared with $946,422,044 at the
close of the previous fiscal year.
The net debt, i. e., the long-term
404
fund
holdings
cash, amounted to $2,454,820,at June 30, 1953, as compared
with
of
sinking
$2,406,455,018, or
$48,365,386 in the
price of 100.10,
Putnam
a
increase
last fiscal
Bond
July 1, 1953, the general
debt-incurring margin of the City
of New York amounted to $374,On
Sale—The
improvement
5—v.
to
Nov.
basi-
178,
O.
Y.
$712,000 public
offered Nov.
bonds
1715—were awarded
p.
the Bankers Trust Co., and
the
Chase National Bank, both of NewYork
City, jointly, as 2.10s, at a
price of 100.75, a basis of about
2.02%.
Richfield
Bond
Sale
nicipal
Springs, N. Y.
The
—
building
Nov. 4
—
178,
v.
$28,500
p.
1614
as
mu¬
offered
bonds
awarded to the State
—
were
Comptroller,
4s, at par.
Fire District
Rotterdam
No.
1
(P. O. Rotterdam Junction),
'
Bond
truck
York
New
Sale
The
—
offered
bonds
$12,600 fire
Nov.
5—v.
awarded to
Roosevelt & Cross, of New York
178,
City,
a
p.
as
1715
—
3s, at
were
a
price of
100.30,
basis of about 2.93%.
Unionville, N. Y.
an
year.
(P.
County
Carmel), N.
by such sinking funds at
June 30, 1953, cash and invest¬
ments
totaling
$957,932,245,
as
less
offered
of about 1.95%.
held
and
bonds
1715—were awarded
p.
Sage, Rutty & Co., of Rochester,
as
with respect to the early
Following these
histories is the regular financial
data
covering
the city's fiscal
period 1952-1953.
debt
Y.
$41,000 public
fis¬
will
Van Buren
Heckler & Galloway, of N. Y. City.
days of the city.
■
—
Waseca and Blue Earth
City
ing bonds offered Nov. 5—v. 178, is a brief history of the political
p.
1715 — were awarded to the events of the city. The same ap¬
Henderson), Minn.
Bond Sale—The $251,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Oct. 28—v. 178,
p. 1613—were awarded to a group
the purchase of $250,000 building
Bond
Sale
The
$3,000,000
composed of the First National
Dated Dec. 1, 1953.
bonds.
Due building bonds offered Nov. 5—v.
Bank, St. Paul; First National
on Dec. 1 from 1954 to 1973 inclu¬
178, p. 1715—were awarded to a
Bank, Minneapolis, and Mannsive.
Principal and interest (J-D) group composed of C. J. Devine &
heimer-Egan, Inc., of St. Paul, at
a
price of 100.08, a net interest payable at the First National Bank Co., Blair, Rollins & Co., R. L.
of
Cedar
Grove.
Legality
ap¬ Day & Co., Bache & Co., American
cost of about 2.67%, as follows:
proved
by
Caldwell,
Marshall, Securities Corp., Francis I. duPont
$121,000 2V2S. Due on Jan. 1 and Trimble &
Mitchell, of N. Y. City, & Co., Hirsch & Co., Gregory &
July 1 from 1955 to 1967 in¬
Denville Township School District Son, and Coffin & Burr, all of
clusive.
New York City, as 3.10s, at a price
(P. O. Denville), N. J.
130,000 2%s. Due on Jan. 1 and
Bond Offering—Samuel R. Van of 100.41, a basis of about 3.06%.
July 1 from 1968 to 1979 in¬
clusive.
the
deals
report
the
9
27, 1953. Due May 27, 1954.
establishment of the office of the
Mannsville), N. Y.
Bond
New
dated
of
York for the fiscal year 1952-1953.
and
(P. O.
of about 2.87%.
are
report of the receipts and the ex¬
The
Nov.
required by the New
York
penditures
until
purchase of $1,673,000 notes. Dated
Debt
Principal and
(M-N) payable at the Oneida Na¬ items.
1953.
Due on Feb. 1 from 1955 to
tional Bank & Trust Co., Utica.
This year's report is a commem¬ 1983 inclusive.
Principal and in¬
Legality approved by Vandewater, orative one in that during the terest
(F-A) payable at the Na¬
Sykes, Heckler & Galloway, of fiscal year 1952-1953 the city cele¬ tional Bank of Fredonia.
Legality
New York City.
brated the 300th
anniversary of approved by Vandewater, Sykes,
inclusive.
bonds
1
received
be
Y.
N.
City,
Reports
Comptroller
The
Comptroller
states
that
receive
there was an increase of approxi¬
able at the First National Bank sealed bids until 10:30 a.m. (EST)
mately $59,875,587 in the longof Boston.
Legality approved by on Nov. 17 for the purchase of
term debt during the fiscal year
Ropes, Gray, Best, Coolidge
& $63,000 improvement bonds. Dated
1952-1953.
At June 30, 1953, the
June 1, 1953. Due on June 1 from
Rugg, of Boston.
1954 to 1968 inclusive.
Principal gross long-term debt of the city
amounted
to
$3,412,752,649
(in¬
NEW JERSEY
and interest (J-D) payable at the
cluding $49,200,000 of serial bonds
County Trust Co., Tarrytown. Le¬
Cedar Grove Township Sch. Dist.
issued to finance transit operating
gality approved by Vandewater,
(P. O. Cedar Grove), N. J.
deficits), while at June 30, 1952,
Sykes, Heckler & Galloway, of
the amount of such debt was $3,Bond Offering—Henry S. Little, New York
City.
352,877,062. For the retirement of
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids until Hempstead Union Free Sch. Dist. that portion of the debt payable
No. 23 (P. O. Wantagh), N. Y.
from the sinking funds there was
8:15 p.m.
(EST) on Nov. 10 for
1953.
June
capital improve¬
(P. O. Fredonia), N. Y.
assessable
improvements
Bond Offering — Ruth Pinkerthe city's debt and sinking funds
ton, District Clerk, will receive
1, 1953. for the retirement of part of such sealed bidk until 2
p.m. (EST) on
to 1970 debt,
the employees' retirement Nov. 12 for the
purchase of $850,and
other miscellaneous 000
interest funds,
building bonds. Dated Nov. 1,
sealed bids until 3 p.m. (EST) on
Nov. 12 for the purchase of $25,000
York, Buffalo, and R. D. White &
600,000 bridge construction bonds.
Due on Sept. 1 from 1954 to
1973
Offering—Harry K. Berg,
Treasurer, will receive
Distrist
Bonds maturing in 1966 and
designated by the purchaser.
$662,185,582, and that:
30,
—
2.15%.
that
at the close of the fiscal year
Y.
1975
—
.
reports
1953, $27,596,288, or 4.17% of
the levy, remained uncollected,
O'Brien, Clerk of the Board of
ton.
Legality approved by Haw¬
compared with $29,908,966 at the
kins, Delafield & Wood, of New Education, will receive sealed bids close of the preceding fiscal year,
until 3:30 p.m. (EST) on Nov. 19
York City.
or 4.86%
of that levy.
For 1952for
the
purchase
of $2,046,500 1953 the
realty tax collections
Spotswood Sch. Dist., N.J. I
building bonds. Dated Dec. 1,1953.
were, dollar and percentage-wise,
Bond Offering — Charles Seng- Due on July 1 from 1954 to 1982
the highest of any year in over a
stack, Secretary of the Board of inclusive. Principal and interest
quarter of a century.
Education,
will
receive
sealed (J-J)
payable
at
the
District
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on Nov. 12 Treasurer's
office.
Legality ap¬
Ogdensburg Housing Authority,
for the purchase of $205,000 build¬
New York
proved by Hawkins, Delafield &
ing bonds.
Dated Feb. 1, 1953. Wood, of New York City.
Note Offering—Sealed bids will
Principal and interest
(F-A) payable at the First Na¬
tional Bank, of South River. Le¬
NEBRASKA
gality approved by Caldwell, Mar¬
Proctor, Minn.
Lexington Sch. Dist., Neb.
shall, Trimble & Mitchell, of New
Certificate Sale
The $93,000
Bond Sale
The $135,000 re¬ York
City.
liquor store revenue certificates funding building bonds offered
NEW YORK
offered Nov. 2—v. 178, p. 1714— Nov.
2—v.
178,
p.
1714—were
were awarded to Juran & Moody,
awarded to the Central Republic Deerfield Fire District No. 1
(P. O.
of St. Paul, as 3V2S and 4V2S.
Co., of Chicago, on a bid reflect¬
Box 326, R. D. No. 1, Utica),
ing a net interest cost of about
New York
Richfield, Minn.
Comptroller
the
Dist. No. 9 (P. O.
inclusive.
1974, and optional at any time.
a
61
total city revenues, including
accruals, for the operation of the
Pleasantville),
Bank of New York City, as 1.70s,
New York
expense budget for the fiscal year
at a price of 100.13, a basis of
1952-1953 amounted to $1,441,673,Bond Sale—The $638,000 build¬
about 1.67%.
640.
The expenses, including en¬
ing bonds offered Oct. 30—v. 178,
cumbrances, were $1,430,879,635,
Newton School Diet., N. J.
p. 1614—were awarded to a group
leaving a balance of $10,794,005,
Bond Offering—S. W. Palmer, composed of George B. Gibbons &
to be used for unforeseen encum¬
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬ Co., Inc., R. D. White & Co., both brances or transferred to the Tax
of
New York
City, and Firsttion, will receive sealed bids until
Westchester National Bank of New Deficiency Account.
11:30 a.m. (EST) on Nov. 18 for
Rochelle, as 2.70s, at a price of : In his report the Comptroller
the purchase of $1,200,000 build¬
states that the real estate tax levy
ing bonds.
Dated June 1, 1953. 100.30, a basis of about 2.67%.
for
the
fiscal
year
1952-1953
awarded
178,
v.
—
for the
purchase of $982,000
building bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1954. Due on Dec. 1 from 1954 to 1971
works bonds offered Nov. 3—v. Due serially in 20 years; optional inclusive.
Principal and interest
178, p.
1613—were awarded to after five years.
(J-D) payable at the Sussex and
Kalman & Co., of Minneapolis.
Merchants National Bank, of New¬
Sale—The
Bond
The
1953.
First
Middlesex County (P. O. New
Columbia, Miss.
price of 100.45,
a
about 2.69%.
of
interest
sealed
Due on Feb. 1 from 1955
1, 1953.
2%s, at
to
at par.
Gergen,
$100,000
bonds. Dated Dec.
revenue
i
—
MISSISSIPPI
J.
receive
will
Clerk,
City
N. J.
Sale—The $110,000 school
offered Oct, 30—v. 178, p.
Legality approved by Briggs, Gil¬ bonds
bert, Morton, Kyle & Macartney, 1418
were
awarded
to
Ryan,
and Moody & Springsted, both of Hanauer &
Co., of Newark, as 5s,
Hastings, Minn.
Offering—A.
Lawnside School Dist.,
Bond
St. Paul.
Faegre
Benson, of Minneapolis.
Bond
(1825)
Bond
Sale—The
$60,000 water
offered Oct. 29—\.
178, p. 1614—were awarded to th State Comptroller, as 3.10s, at paa.
system bonds
W estfield, N. Y.
Against this amount were
Bond Sale—The $100,000 water
reserved as of that date $92,580,Nov. 5 were
175, the remainders of authoriza¬ bonds offered Nov. 5—v. 178,. \.
awarded to a group composed of
tions for which no contracts or 1715—were awarded to the BTr.Roosevelt
&
Cross, New
York other liabilities had been regis¬ National Bank of
Falconer, ? City, Manufacturers & Traders
tered, the balances, totaling $236,- 2.10s, at a price of 100.13, a basL
Trust Co., Buffalo, and
Bond Sale—The
ing
bonds
lins
&
Co.,
$400,000 build¬ 643,511.
offered
New
Blair, Rol¬
City, as 024,255, of amounts provided for
York
of
about 2.08%.
62
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1826)
CAROLINA
NORTH
payable
(M-N)
Hickory, N. C.
Offering — W. E.
Bond
Easter-
ling, Secretary of the Local Gov¬
ernment Commission, will receive
bids
sealed
Offering
Bond
Charles
—
Offering
Bond
F.
City Manager, will re¬
leigh, until
11 a.m.
(EST) on
Nov. 10 for the purchase of $73,000 ceive sealed bids until noon (EST)
water bonds.
Dated Dec. 1, 1953. on Nov. 18 for the purchase of
Schwalm,
S.
J.
Kuntze,
of Education,
bids
sealed
receive
will
—
the Board
of
until
(CST) on Nov. 18 for the
purchase of $315,000 building
1
p.m.
000
sold
Nov.
on
2
to'
syndicate
a
headed by Kidder, Peabody &
New
York
City,
1955 to 1963
and interest
1 from
June
on
water
$2,120,000
first mortgage
works bonds, as follows:
1956.
Nov. 2.
disposal plant
sewage
Due
bonds.
1955 to 1991
inclusive.
1981
were
inclusive.
on
The
bonds of¬
assessment
31—v.
June
North
bonds
are
1,
Dec.
dated
payable in New York City.
Le¬
gality approved by Reed, Hoyt,
Taylor & Washburn, of N. Y. City.
NORTH
Bixin-
sealed
bids
until
receive
will
Village Clerk,
stine,
(EST)
noon
Nov. 11 for the purchase of
1953.
to
Due
1969
on
Nov.
inclusive.
interest
1
on
$27,000
1955
from
Principal
and
payable at the
Cleves. Le¬
gality approved by Peck, Shaffer
DAKOTA
(M-N)
Cleves National Bank,
Fargo, N. Dak.
Bond Sale
The $666,000
—
re¬
&
Okla.
1957.
1958.
City
bids
will
Clerk,
until
Barrow-
Nov.
receive
24
for
the
awarded
were
to
group
a
com¬
posed of First National Bank, Min¬
Bond
Sale—An
3V2% and 4%
tem
Sale—The
1961.
000
1964.
to
sewer sys¬
J.
R.
was
sold
OklaLegal¬
ity approved by George J. Fagin,
Edwards,
City.
mosa
Inc.,
of
Interest J-J.
Oklahoma
re¬
of
cost
road
right
-
of
bonds.
way
-
Grainger
1969.
1970.
1971.
County (P. O.
Rutledge), Tenn.
Offering
Edward
Bond
County Court Clerk,
receive
sealed
(EST)
from
of
ap¬
.
L.
bids
until
will
10
a.m.
Dec. 9 for the purchase
school bonds. Dated
on
1,
1953. Due
1954 to
1,
.
$185,000
Dec.
Nov.
.
—
Roach,
proved by Burgwin, Ruffin, Perry
Other
members
the
of
group:
Goldman, Sachs & Co., Blair, Rol¬
lins
&)
Co., Inc., Shields & Co.,
Stroud & Co., Hemphill, Noyes &
Co.,
Moore, Leonard
& Lynch,
Schaffer, Necker & Co., Schmidt,
Poole,
City.
OREGON
$150,000 water
bid
a
terest M-N.
Roberts
& Parke, Singer,
Scribner, Thomas & Co.,
Yarnall & Co., Arthurs, Lestrange
& Co., Fauset, Steele & Co., W. H.
Newbold's Son & Co,, Stokes &
Co., Walter Stokes & Co., Harri¬
son & Co., Woodcock, Hess & Co.,
Arthur L. Wright & Co., Jenks,
Kirkland & Grubbs, Janney & Co.,
A. E. Masten & Co., Hulme, Applegate & Humphrey, Inc., McKelvy & Co., and R. C. Schmertz
Deane &
works improvement bonds offered
on
interest
Dated Nov. 1, 1953.
Due on Nov. 1
from 1958 to 1963 inclusive.
In¬
1965.
1966.
1967.
1968.
Legality
net
until
10
a.m.
(EST)
oh
Nov. 23 for the purchase of $150,-
1963.
1
jointly,
bids
1962.
dated
Interest M-N.
1953.
of $42,000
issue
sanitary
improvement bonds
Oakwood, Ohio
Bond
1960.
inclusive.
are
&
County (P. O.
Tazewell), Tenn.
Offering—J. Kyle Kivitt,
County Judge, will receive sealed
Due Nov. 1, 1993.
bonds
Little
H.
Bond
of $150,000 hospital & Pohl, and Kirkpatrick, Pomeroy,
building and equipment bonds.
Lockhart & Johnson, both of Pitts¬
burgh.
Thomas, Okla.
funding
fered
The
C.
to
Claiborne
1959.
Nov.
on
1976
3,320,000 41/4s.
O.
Offering—T.
Due
to
awarded
were
1963
Dec.
on
from
1
inclusive. Bonds
ma¬
turing in 1959 and thereafter
are
callable
In¬
of
as
Dec.
1,
1958.
terest J-D.
purchase
of
Williams, of Cincinnati.
improvement bonds of¬
Nov. 3—v.
178, p. 1715—
on
435,000 4s.
Norman,
Dated Nov. 1,
Village Hall bonds.
sale
for
series D
electric system revenue bonds of¬
fered Nov.
3—v.
178.
p.
1615—
about 2.84%.
130,000 3.90s. Due Nov. 1, 1972.
135,000 3.95s. Due Nov. 1, 1973.
1974
sealed
Bond Offering—Robert E.
Principal and interest (J-D)
scheduled
originally
Nov. 3.
Bond
Ohio
Bend,
system bonds
sewer
p.
man,
1955 to
from
1
sanitary
1615—
awarded to Fahey, Clark &
178,
facilities bds.
1982 inclusive,
1953.
Oct.
Co., of Cleveland, as 2V4S.
250,000 recreational
Due
sewer
fered
1955 to
from
1
June
on
tary
Due
sani¬
Sale—The $24,675.53
Bond
bonds.
500,000 storm sewer
and
Ohio
Kenton,
from
1
June
on
Bond Sale—The $200,000
Knoxville,
flecting a
50,000 2.20s. Due Nov. 1, 1955.
—
1,347,000
Athens, Tenn.
Co., and Davidson & Co.. both of
Due Nov. 1, 1954.
$50,000 2s.
50,000 2.40s. Due Nov. 1,
50,000 2.60s. Due Nov. 1,
inclusive.
Principal
50,000 2.80s. Due Nov. 1,
Gage, Okla.
(J-D) payable in New York City. $875,000
bonds.
Dated Oct.
1,
60,000 2.95s. Due Nov. 1,
Bond Sale
The $7,500 water
1947.
Due on Oct. 1 from 1954
Legality approved by Reed, Hoyt,
70,000 3.10s. Due Nov. 1,
to 1971 inclusive.
Bonds ma¬ works bonds offered Nov. 2 were
Taylor & Washburn, of N. Y. City.
75,000 3.20s. Due Nov. 1,
turing in 1958 and thereafter awarded to R. J. Edwards, Inc., of
Raleigh, N. C.
80,000 3.30s. Due Nov. 1,
Oklahoma City, as 3 Vis, at a price
are callable as of Oct. 1,1957.
Bond Offering — W. E. Easter85,000 3.40s. Due Nov. 1,
1,245,000 bonds.
Dated Oct. 1, of 100.15, a basis of about 3.22%.
ling, Secretary of the Local Gov¬
90,000 3V2s. Due Nov. 1,
1953.
Due on Oct. 1 from 1954
The bonds mature serially from
ernment Commission, will receive
95,000 3.55s. Due Nov. 1,
to 1979 inclusive.
Bonds ma¬ 1956 to 1962 inclusive.
sealed bids until 11 a.m. (EST) on
100,000 3.60s. Due Nov. 1,
turing in 1966 and thereafter
Nov. 17 for the purchase of $2,Hollis, Okla.
105,000 3.65s. Due Nov. 1,
are callable as of Oct. 1, 1965.
715,000 bonds, divided as follows:
Bond Offering — M. Simmons, 110,000 3.70s. Due Nov. 1,
Interest A-O. Legality approved
City Clerk, will receive sealed 115,000 33/4s. Due Nov. 1,
$618,000 series B water bonds. Due
on June
1 from 1954 to 1991 by Peck, Shaffer & Williams, of bids until Nov. 17 for the purchase 120,000 3.80s. Due Nov. 1,
Cincinnati.
inclusive.
of the $57,000 water works system 125,000 3.85s. Due Nov. 1,
Due
Co.,
follows:
as
intended to be sold on
originally
TENNESSEE
f
Sale—An issue of $5,500,school
revenue
bonds
was
Bond
This is the issue that was
bonds.
County School Authority
(P. O. Indiana), Pa.
Dist.
(P. O. Lawton), Okla.
No. 8
Clerk
Hamilton, Ohio
Indiana
OKLAHOMA
Comanche County Indep. Sch.
Shaffer
gality approved by Peck,
& Williams, of Cincinnati.
Ra¬
in
office
his
at
at the First Na¬
Le¬
of Germantown.
Bank
tional
Monday, November 9, 1953
...
Clackamus County Sch. Dist. No. 13
Welches), Ore.
Bond
Offering — Elsie Creighton, District Clerk, will receive
(P.
O.
2—v.
178,
p.
1615—were
neapolis; First National Bank, St. Nov.
Paul; Northwestern National Bank, awarded to Fahey, Clark & Co.,
Allison-Williams Co., J. M. Dain of Cleveland, as 2%s, at a price sealed bids until 8 p.m. (PST) on
& Co., Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood, of 100.93, a basis of about 2.66%. Nov. 24 for the purchase of $95,000
and
Shaughnessy & Co., all of
building
bonds.
Dated Dec.
1,
Orwell, Ohio
Minneapolis, at a price of 100.05,
Bond Offering—Helen R. Irwin, 1953. Due on Dec. 1 from 1954 to
a net interest cost of about 2.93%,
1972 inclusive.
Principal and in¬
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
& Co.
as follows:
bids until noon (EST) on Nov. 14 terest (J-D) payable at the Coun¬
$316,000 23/4s. Due on Jan. 1 from for the purchase of $35,000 Water ty Treasurer's office. Legality ap¬
Mahanoy City, Pa.
1956 'to 1964 inclusive.
proved
by Winfree,
IVIcCulloch,
Department bonds. Dated Jan. 1,
Certificate Sale
The $20,000
350,000 3s. Due on Jan. 1 from 1954. Due on Oct. 1 from 1955 to Shuler & Sayre, of Portland.
Knoxville, Tenn.
Offering—Geo. R. Demp¬
will receive sealed
Bond
ster,
Mayor,
bids until
noon
(EST)
Nov. 18
on
for the purchase of $2,000,000 hos¬
pital bonds.
Dated
Due
1
Nov.
on
Nov.
from
1,
1954
1953.
1973
to
inclusive.
Bonds maturing in 1965
thereafter are callable as of
and
Nov. 1,
est
1964.
Principal and inter¬
payable at the Chase
(M-N)
National
Bank, New York City.
Legality approved by Chapman &
Cutler, of Chicago.
Scott
County
(P.
O.
Huntsville),
Tenn.
Bond Offering—Bill Ed
County
Court Clerk,
sealed bids until 10
Thomas,
will receive
(CST)
a.m.
on
Nov. 20 for the purchase of
$159,000 hospital bonds.
Dated Oct.
1,
1953.
Due
Oct.
on
1973 inclusive.
1 from
1962 to
Interest A-O.
—
certificates of indebtedness offered
1965 to 1975 inclusive.
1984
inclusive.
OHIO
Interest A-O.
Curry County Sch. Dist. No.
17-C
(P. O. Brookings), Ore.
Offering—Dora E. Beau-
Parma, Ohio
Bond
Bond Offering—Joseph S. Lime,
lieu, District Clerk, will receive
City Auditor, will receive sealed sealed bids until 7:30
p.m. (PST)
bids until noon (EST) on Nov. 12
Director of Finance, will receive
on
Nov.
16 for the purchase of
for
the
purchase of $305,776.44
sealed bids until noon (EST) on
$378,500 building
bonds.
Dated
Dated Nov.
Nov. 12 for the purchase of $25,- street improvement bonds.
16, 1953. Due on Nov. 15
Oct. 1, 1953.
Due on Oct. 1 from from 1955 to 1973 inclusive. Bonds
000
storm
sewer
construction
Principal
bonds. Dated Nov. 1, 1953. Due on 1955 to 1964 inclusive.
maturing in 1969 and thereafter
and interest (A-O) payable at the
Dec. 1 from 1955 to 1974 inclu¬
are
callable as of Nov. 15, 1968.
Cleveland
Trust
Co., Cleveland.
sive. Principal and interest (J-D)
Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬
Legality approved by Squire, San¬ able at the
payable at the office of the Di¬
County Treasurer's of¬
ders & Dempsey, of Cleveland.
rector
fice.. Legality approved by Winof
Finance
or
at
the
Farmers Bank of Ashland. Legal¬
free, McCulloch, Shuler & Sayre,
Reading, Ohio
Ashland,
Bond
Ohio
Offering—T.
Bond
Offering—Paul
Mengel-
of Portland.
Offering—Ella A. McCar-
ley, Assistant Clerk of the Board
of County Commissioners, will re¬
bids
until
10
a.m.
(EST) on Nov. 13 for the purchase
$140,300
bonds,
divided as
.of
follows:
$90,000
Sewer
No.
District
Franklin
Due on Sept. 1
1 bonds.
from 1955 to 1964 inclusive.
39,400
Single
Ditch
County
Hamilton
Prairie
No.
51-1
provement bonds.
im¬
Due
on
Sept. 1 from 1955 to 1964 in¬
clusive,^
10,900
Single
Products
County ~ Norman
Ditch
No.
Clinton
52-5
improvement bonds. Due
Sept. 1 from 1955 to 1959
on
inclusive.
The
bonds are dated Nov. 1,
Principal and interest (M-N)
payable at the County Treasurer's
office. Successful bidder to furnish
legal opinion.
1953.
Germantown Local Sch. Dist., Ohio
Bond Offering—R. E. Oblinger,
Clerk of the Board of
Education,
will receive sealed bids until
kamp,
188,000
Due
incinerator
on
Oct.
1
plant
from
bonds.
1955
to
1964 inclusive.
115,000
Golf Club
Oct.
on
Nov. 13 for the purchase
$4,500
school
improvement
bonds. Dated Nov. 15, 1953. Due
1964
House bonds.
from
1955
to
inclusive.
on
of
Nov. 15 from 1955 to 1958 in¬
clusive.
Principal
and
PENNSYLVANIA
Union
1615
National
Mahoney City,
3s,
as
The bonds
1
dated Dec. 1,1953.
Legality approved
by Squire, Sanders & Dempsey, of
Interest
are
A-O.
interest Cleveland.
lows:
at
Union
(P.
Due
on
Dec. 1 from
145,000 3y2s.
Due
on
80,000 3%s.
Due
on
Dec. 1 from
1971 to 1974 inclusive.
400,000 4s.
The
1953.
Due
bonds
on
are
Interest J-D.
cjated
Dec.
1,
the
of
,
G.
,
Cle¬
State
Funding Board, will receive sealed
Dist.
Authority
a.m. (CST) on Nov. 17
purchase of $20,500,000
the
bonds, divided
as
follows:
BLOCK
1
$740,000
sold $1,000,000 State Office Bldg. bonds
Due Dec. 1, 1963.
1
to
The First Boston Corp., New
1,000,000 Library and Archives
York City, and McJunkin, Patton
&
Co.,
bonds
was
Pittsburgh^ jointly,
fpl-
as
lows:
$30,000
4s.
1956
Due i5n
to
1958
Oct.
from
1
inclusive.
Due
.on
1964 ^inclusive.
to
Due
on
250,000 4s.
1969
to
Due^on
Oct. 1 from
The
Due
bonds
Oct.
1
from
inclusive.
1980
330,000 4%s.
on
Oct. 1, 1990.
Oct.
dated
1,
1953, and those rffaturing in 1959
and
are
thereafter
callable
are
as
of
Oct. 1, 1958.
Principal and inter¬
est (A-O) payable at the Mellon
National Bank & Trust Co., Pitts¬
burgh.
L
e g a
1 i try approved by
Kirkpatrick, Pomeroy, Lockhart &
Johnson, of Pittsburgh.
Western
Bldg. bonds. Due Dec. 1,1963
1,400,000 University of Tennessee
impt. bonds. Due Dec. 1,1964
2,050,000
Bedford
County Joint
Authority (P. O.
New Paris), Pa.
a
was
Merrill
Lynch,
Due Dec. 1, 1964.
600,000 educational impvt. bonds
Due Dec. 1, 1964.
725,000 educational impvt. bonds
Due Dec.
5,000,000
bonds.
1, 1964.
highway
construction
Due Dec.
1.
1965.
3,000,000 rural road bonds/
Dec. 1, 1965.
■<--%
and
Cente
Due Dec
1, 1963.
sold
Pierce,
Research
Hospital bonds.
All
1,
,
of the bonds
are
dated Dec
1953.
(J-D)
Principal and interesl
payable at the fiscal agenl
of the State in New York
at
of
Dolphin &
Philadelphia, as, fol¬
•'
$370,000 33/4s.
1955 to
Due
and
on
Feb. 1 from
Feb.
1, 1970
1971.
Due
on
Feb.
1
Due
on
1993.
oi
State Treasurer's office, a1
holder's option.
Separate b-i d
must be made for the bonds com
Legality
approved by Caldwell, Marshall
Trimble & Mitchell, of N. Y. City
from
TEXAS
1972 to 1974 inclusive.
4M>s.
City
the
prising Blocks 1 and 2.
1969 inclusive.
on
Due
BLOCK 2
Co.,
all
,
1964.
;
1,000,000 mental institutions bds
Fenner & Beane, and
lows:
plant
1964.
bonds.
Due Dec. 1, 1964.
1,000,000 charitable and penal in
stitutions bonds. Due Dec. 1
Memorial
group composed of Butcher &
Sherrerd,
1,
725,000 Capital Bldg. and impvt
Bond Sale—An issue of $1,700,to
heating
Due Dec.
$3,000,000 University of Tennessee
School
000 school revenue bonds
central
bonds.
Oct. 1 from
1965 to 1968 inclusive,
Feb.
1,
Grand
Bond
Prairie, Texas
$460,000 bond
Sale—The
Nov.
1, offered Nov. 4—v. 178, p. 1716—
Legality ap¬ were awarded to a group com
proved by Livengood & Nissley, posed of Southwestern Securitie
of Harrisburg." —
Co., Dallas, Lovett Abercrombie 5
The
Dec. 1, 1992.
Frank
Hopwood), Pa.
revenue
1,150,000
1962 to 1970 inclusive.
Chairman
Bond Sale—An issue of
building
110,000 4s.
Dec. 1 from
—
bids until 11
Sch.
O.
Offering
ment,
for
South
70,000 3%s. Due
$95,000 3V4S.
Bond
were
—
price of 100.10.
a
60,000 3%s.
1954 to 1961 inclusive.
Due
on
the
to
of
p.
70,000 3V2s.
Aliquippa Sch. Dist., Pa.
Bond Offering — S. W. Devitt,
Dated
Nov.
15,
1953.
Due on Secretary of the Board of School
Nov. 15 from 1955 to 1964 inclu¬ Directors, will receive sealed bids
sive. Principal and interest (M-N) until 8 p.m. (EST) on Nov.1 17 for
payable at the City Treasurer's the purchase of $350,000 building
Dated Dec. 1, 1953.
Due
office. Legality approved by Peck, bonds.
Shaffer & Williams, of Cincinnati. on Dec. 1 from 1954 to 1968 in¬
clusive.
Principal
and
interest
Warren, Ohio
payable at the Woodlawn Trust
Bond Sale—The $114,720 sani¬ Co., Aliquippa. Legality approved
tation department and street de¬ by Burgwin, Ruffin, Perry & Pohl,
partment equipment bonds offered of Pittsburgh.
Oct.
29—v.
178, p. 1519—were
Eastern York County Joint School
awarded to McDonald & Co., of
Authority, Pa.
Cleveland, as 2s, at a price of
Bond Sale—A group composed
100.41, a basis of about 1.91%.
of Ira Haupt & Co., New York
Youngstown, Ohio
City; Butcher & Sherrerd, Phila¬
Bond Offering—J. Emerson Da¬ delphia; Hemphill, Noyes & Co.,
vis, Director of Finance, will re¬ New York City; Rambo, Close &
ceive sealed bids until noon (EST) Kerner, of Philadelphia; Allisonon
Nov. 19 for the purchase of Williams Co., Minneapolis; War¬
$603,000 bonds, divided as follows: ren W. York & Co., and Joseph
$300,000 water works improvem't Lincoln Ray, both of Philadelphia,
an
issue of $720,000
bonds.
Due on Oct. 1 from purchased
building revenue bonds, as fol¬
1955 to 1966 inclusive.
noon
(EST)
awarded
Bank
178,
v.
—
1959
City Auditor, will receive
Franklin County (P. O. Columbus), sealed bids until noon (EST) on
Nov. 11 for the purchase of $100,Ohio
000
street
improvement
bonds.
Bond
sealed
3
Withers,
V.
ity approved by Squire, Sanders
& Dempsey, of Cleveland.
ceive
Nov.
Tennessee (State of)
1953.
bonds
are
dated
Interest F-A.
Number 5271... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Volume 178
of
Co.,
Shafto,
a
par,
& and Phelps, Inc., of New York,
of Thomas & Co., of Pittsburgh,
net interest cost of about Murray W. Moore & Co., and J.
Houston, and Lyons
of Boston, at a price
R.
2.49%, as follows:
Phillips,
Co.,
Investment
of
Houston.
$227,000 water works and sewer
bonds:
$49,000 2V2s, due on
clusive;
due
1983
to
inclusive.
1 from
2^s, due on Dec.
1955
000
1964
to
inclusive;
23As, due
1965
inclusive;
$85,000 3s, due
Dec. 1 from
inclusive;
1955
Nov.
1973
due
on
Dec.
1
1954
bonds
1974
from
to
1964
$100,000
sold to the
Abercrombie
Lovett,
and
Co.,
of
jointly,
Houston,
249,000 4s. Due
1974
1955
Due
on
April 1 from
bonds
dated
are
Callable
the
at
Oct.
of April
as
Chase
National
Irving,
and
sold
was
Houston),
Co., of Dallas,
at
Bond
1615
Sale
offered
4—v.
awarded to
were
—
headed
cate
The $15,500,000
—
Nov.
by the
178,
&
Savings Bank, of Chicago, at a
price of 100.20, a net interest cost
of about
2.30%,
$11,500,000
follows:
as
road
bonds,
Due
on
1973
2.30s.
as
1953.
Dec.
to
1
from
Huguenin
1954
to
bonds,
15
&
from
Interest
by
approved
New
Bond
Du¬
Boothman,
Braunfels,
Sale—The
Optional
Flood
bonds,
1
Dec.
on
as
from
Control
2.40s.
1954
Due
to
bonds
dated
are
Dec.
1,
Other
cate:
&
members
of
the
syndi¬
Chase National Bank, Bank¬
Trust
Co.,
Fenn
Phelps,
Lehman
&
Co.,
Sale—Russ
Antonio,
works
Nov.
Stearns
&
Co.,
Merrill
Lynch,
Pierce, Fenner & Beane, Salomon
Bros. & Hutzler, Estabrook & Co.,
F.
S.
Moseley & Co., Eastman,
&
&
Co.,
Paine,
Curtis,
all
Webber,
New
of
York,
Schoellkopf,
Hutton
&
Pomeroy. of Buffalo, Dominick &
Dominick. Bacon, Stevenson & Co.,
W. E. Hutton & Co., all of New
York, Central Republic Co., of
Chicago,
First
of
Michigan
Cor¬
National
Newark, Kean, Taylor & Co., of
New York, Commerce Trust Co.,
of Kansas City, Andrews & Wells,
Inc.. Hannahs, Ballin & Lee, both
New
York,
Union
Trust
Co., of San
issue
an
of
Co., Dallas
Rupe & Son, both of Dallas, Dewar,
Robertson & Pancoast, of
San Antonio. Rauscher, Pierce &
Co., of Houston, Stern Bros. & Co.,
of Kansas City, Eddleman-Pollok
Co., of Houston, Republic National
Bank, of Dallas, Demosey-Tegeler
Co., of St. Louis, Wm. E. Pol¬
lock & Co., G. C. Haas &
composed
Pacific
of
Bramhall
National
Bank,
&
Stein,
June
and
S. Jones &
Co., all of Seattle, on a
bid reflecting a net interest cost
King County, Bellevue Sch. Dist.
No. 405
(P. O. Seattle), Wash.
Bond Offering—A. A. Tremper,
Treasurer,
receive
will
(PST) on
Nov. 17 for the purchase of $750,a.m.
building bonds.
Due
1973
Dec.
on
inclusive.
after
10
Dated Dec. 1,
from 1955 to
1
Callable
able
from date of issue.
years
the
at
or
on
Principal and interest (J-D)
(City),
The
County, Ontario, and part of the
Pine
Township of Sombra, in the Coun¬
ty of Lambton.
Valley
QUEBEC
(Town) Joint Sch. Dist. No. 4
Coaticook, Que.
(P. O. Neillsville), Wis.
Bond Sale—The $285,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Nov. 3—v. 178,
1616—were
p.
awarded
Bond
1955
County
1963
160,000 2V2s.
May 1 from
on
inclusive.
Due
Bond
Sch.
County,
disposal
Nov.
4
awarded
bonds
178,
v.
to
1959
the
in
30
on
Bank
of
Bond Sale—An issue of
ly,
Chicago, and Robert W.
Co., of Milwaukee, joint¬
2V4S, at-a price of 100.69, a
as
Prairie
du
Gairdner
Chien, Wis.
the
days' notice.
Sound'
the
of
the
E.
State
in
New
30—v.
178,
1520—
p.
95.59,
Walla
Offering;
—
Dist.,
will
receive
p.m.
on
of
C.
W.
Stone,
refunding
bonds
ture
serially
1985
fers
an
bonds
bids
of
to
1, 1954 and
of about 2.18%.
The Board
of
option,
The
or
pre¬
redemption
on
but
years,
submitted
be
may
if desired.
ma¬
County
Columbia
(PST)
chase
of
Dated
Dec.
on
in
with
or
in both forms
bonds
excess
valuation
the District.
proved
by
Heckler
York
&
will
not
be
ity
(P. O. Hayward),
DIVIDEND
Due
Dec.
on
inclusive.
1968
after
of
7%
of
real
of
the
estate
Legality to be
ap¬
by
seven
Bond
Offering—Arnold
H.
An¬
PHELPS
derson, County Clerk, will receive
bids
Nov.
until
10
10
(CST)
purchase of
the
for
Thor¬
grimson & Horowitz, of Seattle.
Dist.
No.
307
Pullman School
(P. O. Colfax),
Washington
Sale—The
Bond
eral
$450,000 gen¬
obligation building bonds of¬
Nov.
fered
3—v.
awarded
were
to
178,
the
p.
1520—
First
Na¬
Vandewater,
Sykes, tional Bank of
Pullman, at a price
-Galloway,
of
New of 100.12.
on
Dated
CORPORATION
Oct.
1
Oct.
from
1,
1954
1953.
to
Due
1963
in¬
The
unlimited tax road bonds
was
to the Columbian Securities
Dittmar
Antonio,
1953.
&
jointly.
Due
on
both
Dated
Corp.,
of
Dec.
April ,10 from
to 1971 inclusive.
terest
Co.,
sold
San
10,
1955
payable at the Republic Na¬
178,
—v.
to
a
p.
group
National
waukee
about
composed of the First
of
Chicago;
Mil¬
Co., and Robert W. Baird
994.209
the
ten, City Clerk, will receive seal¬
hurst
ed
Bank, Abilene. Le¬
Crowe, of Dallas.
Bay, Wis.
year-end extra dividend of
per
1954 to stock¬
until
11
a.m.
share
pay¬
Bonds.
the
Short-Term
Total
first
10
including
bond
($3.00)
per
$12.50
par
value
share.
M.
financing
including
$505,188,075
$450,000,000
This makes total dividends de¬
clared in 1953 of Three Dollars
W.
URQUHART,
Treasurer.
Canada
November 5, 1953
financing for
months
of
this
Corporation
year,
issues,
to¬
taled
$1,894,134,615,
compared
$1,370,619,739 for the similar
period of 1952.
with
EATON
COMPANY
MANUFACTURING
Cleveland 10, Ohio
DIVIDEND
ONTARIO
Toronto,
Files
Issue
(CST)
Ont.
—
with the Securities and
ment
Company has declared a dividend
of Fifty Cents (50c) per share on
the
of
the
of business November
due
Dec.
1, 1954 to 1983.
Ripley & Co. Inc. and
The Dominion Securities Corpora¬
head
on
shares of the Com¬
payable November 25,1953,
shareholders of record
to
at
Declared
on
the close
10, 1953.
H. C. STUESSY,
Harriman
tion
common
pany,
Ex¬
change Commission covering $18,600,000 consolidated loan deben¬
tures
127
of Eaton Manufacturing
SEC
Corpo¬
City of Toronto
(Province of Ontario, Canada) on
Oct. 30 filed a registration state¬
ration
With
NO.
The Board of Directors
Secretary
October 30, 1953
group which will un¬
a
derwrite the debentures.
the sale of these
will
be
Corporation
sion
advanced
the
of
Transportation
and
will
be
used
EATON
MANUFACTURING COMPANY
by
City of
Commis¬
EXTRA DIVIDEND
# Cleveland 10, Ohio
(DIVIDEND No. 128)
for
capital
expenditures including construc¬
tion
of the Commission's
Rapid
of Eaton Manufacturing Company
Transit
has
The Board of Directors
Subway project and other
miscellaneous
of
purposes.
on
Wallaceburg, Ont.
Debenture
Sale
4V2%
was
-
sold
—
and
to
issue
An
43/4%
J.
L.
declared
pany,
of
to
deben¬
ceeds
of
the
issue
will
be
payable November 25,1953,
10, 1953.
H. C. STUESSY,
Declared
Pro¬
used
dividend
shareholders of record at the close
Graham
1954 to 1973 inclusive.
extra
of business November
Co., and Bankers Bond Co., both
of Toronto, jointly.
Due serially
from
an
Fifty Cents (50C) per share
the common shares of the Com¬
&
Bond Offering—Clifford A. Cen-
bids
rec¬
1953; also
able January 7,
Octo¬
$36,month.
preceding
In October of 1952 bond
totaled
tures
Green
19,
Forty Cents (40ft)
with
compared
in
$160,000
ter
National
&
Bonds,
Toronto
1.97%.
tional Bank, Dallas, or at the Citi¬
November
1953.
the
Wis.
bonds offered Nov. 3
1616—were awarded
Bank
December
10, 1953 to stockholders of
holders of record December 17,
Co., both of Milwaukee, as 2s,
a
price of 100.30, a basis of
at
share, payable
ment,
debentures
Sale—The $635,000 corpo¬
rate purpose
&
Principal and in¬
du Lac,
Fond
Bond
of
fourth-quarter divi¬
ber Financing—Canadian Govern¬
Proceeds from
WISCONSIN
$350,000
Sixty-five Cents (65()
a
Swells
has
Directors
dend
(Dominion of)
Government Issue
of
a
per
CANADA
Canada
Soard
declared
ord
City.
Bond Sale—An issue of
PODGE
a.m.
years
Preston,
Whitman County,
NOTICES
Wisconsin
(J-D)
approved
Taylor County Road District No. 1
(P. O. Abilene), Texas
and
pur¬
Principal and
payable
at
the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
interest
Board of Education since the total
is
a.m.
building bonds.
to
or
10
the
for
1953.
1,
1955
Callable
until
18
$190,000
from
1
Nov.
on
eligible for purchase by the State
debt
(P. O.
Treasurer,.; will
bids
sealed
basis of about 4.45%.
a
Dated Nov. 1, 1953.
I-
Sawyer County
July 1 from 1954 from date of issue.
on
inclusive.
option
bonds
maturing after 10
without
8
scheduled
are
bear date of Jan.
to
until
woodie,
receive
of
price
a
bond
Walla), Wash.
Offering — Fannie Dun-
Bond
Nov. 23 for the purchase
The
1953.
bids
sealed
$1,028,000
of
agency
Walla
Texas
4s, at
Due on Nov. 1
Savings Bank, of Chicago, as from 1954 to 1973 inclusive.
2y4s, at a price of 100.62, a basis
Call¬
York
County,
as
and
Canada,
&
ada
Walla
of
of
Oct.
awarded to the Harris Trust
order
Bank
fiscal
of Toronto,
fered
Principal and
National
at
or
Co.,
Bank
Montreal, jointly,
(J-D) payable at the Pu¬
Tacoma,
&
Royal
Bond Sale—The $285,000 school
building and equipment bonds of¬
Were
$600,000
school building bonds was sold to
basis of about 2.18%.
Due Dec. 1
numerical
1,1953.
Commission, Que.
&
bonds.
Franklin
1, 1952.
inverse
interest
dated Oct.
Sallaberry-de-Valley field School
National
Assistant
Dec.
Oct. 1 from
on
$110,000 highway improvement
Wash.
—
from
inclusive.
1965
are
1
were
—
First
4.57%,
inclusive.
Due
to
Oct.
on
1958
The bonds
offered
1616
p.
Due
to
17,000 3V2s.
Wis.
$325,000 sewage
system
—
4s.
1954
Provincial and Municipal
financing in October, 1953,
City.
according to Wood, Gundy & Co.,
Legality
approved
by
Preston,
Thorgrimson & Horowitz, of Se¬ Ltd., totaled $780,882,300, includ¬
attle.
ing the $700,000,000 issue of Can¬
Secretary of the Board of Trustees,
$27,000
follows:
$10,000
May 1 from
on
New London,
Bond Sale—The
on
Tacoma),
Offering
by
Indep.
of
sold to A. E.
net interest cost of about
as
1964 to 1973 inclusive.
sealed
grimson & Horowitz, of Seattle.
Johnson,
to
Due
get
Dallas.
issue
was
to
water
of
Bank
Sale—An
building bopds
a
$125,000 2i/4s.
the fiscal
at
or
gality approved by McCall, Park¬
trict
1993
pay¬
Treasurer's
agency of
the State in New York City.
Le¬
gality approved by Preston, Thoroffice,
School District No. 400
&
Marshall, of Seattle, Byrne
to
Baird
of about 2.97%.
zens
&
Neillsville
group
a
Co., R. D.
Co., all of New York,
Chas. B. White & Co., of Houston,
R. J. Edwards, Inc., of Dallas, Fos¬
White
1954
Dated
on
approved
Harris
in
Dallas
1420—were awarded to
p.
able
bonds.
sewer
Spring Branch
S.
Co., all of New
York. Fidelity Union Trust Co., of
from
1
be
ing bonds offered Oct. 30—v. 178,
McCall,
Parkhurst & Crowe, of Dallas.
assessed
&
addition
1953.
follows:
Ground Sch.
Battle
Vancouver),
Washington
Sale—The $225,000 build¬
Dated
obligation
general
1, 1953. Due
poration. W. H. Morton & Co., F.
Smithers
&
purchased
and
cantile
Chemical
Stone & Webster Securities Corp.,
R.
W.
Pressprich & Co., Bear,
Jackson
City. Legality approved
County,
Bond
Slayton, Texas
Bond
Brothers,
Bank & Trust Co., C. J. Devine &
Co., all of New York, Philadelphia
National
Bank, of Philadelphia,
Dillon
pay¬
Bank,
WASHINGTON
Clark
Co., of Houston, jointly.
Legality
1953.
to pay the cost of constructing an
rev¬
1,
Piper, Ames &
Co., of Toronto, and the
by Wood, King & Dawson, of New Jaffray & Hopwood, of Minneap¬
York City.
olis, at a price of 100.15, a net Royal Bank of Canada, of Mont¬
interest cost of about 2.44%, as real, jointly, at a price of 94.34,
Texas
Nov. 1 from
1973 1968 to 1972 inclusive.
Principal
and interest payable at the Mer¬
inclusive.
The
(J-J)
National
of
$250,000 water
Nov.
on
Nov.
Secretary of clusive.
Principal
and
interest
works and sewer system extension the Board of Trustees, will receive
(A-O)
payable
at
the
County
and improvement revenue bonds sealed bids until 3 p.m. (PST) on
Treasurer's office.
Legality ap¬
offered Nov. 3—v. 178, p. 1716— Nov. 23 for the purchase of $300,proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
were
awarded to Dittmar & Co., 000 dormitory mortgage revenue
Chicago.
San Antonio, and Rowles, Winston bonds.
$50,000
County
Due
on
Puget Sound College (P. O.
as
after 10 years.
District
1, 1953. Due
Chase
the
at
New York
Dallas.
Dec. 1 from 1954
on
inclusive.
1973
2,500.000
&
Aug.
on
inclusive.
Legality
refunding
from 1955 to 1992 inclusive.
courthouse
2.40s. Due
of
Due
1983
to
inclusive.
1,500,000
ers
&
as
F-A.
p.
syndi¬
Trust
a
Harris
Pierce
3V4S, 33As and 4s,
price of 100.06. Dated Aug.
a
15,
bonds
revenue
Rauscher,
mas,
Texas
bonds
water
to
$400,000
purchase of $5,-
Dated
Treasurer's
Va.
Principal and interest
1953.
Bond Sale—An issue of
1954
O.
Texas
bonds.
enue
1 from 1955 to 1974 inclusive.
able
Co.,
ton.
sewer
of Dallas.
(P.
Dated Jan.
bonds.
Jan.
sealed bids until 11
pay¬
Bank,
Dewar,
G. Vass, City
the purchase of $700,000
County
1,
Legality approved
by Dumas, Huguenin & Boothman,
County
sold to
was
Rauscher, Pierce & Co., both of
Houston, Russ & Co., of San An¬
1, 1968.
New York City.
Harris
Investment
the
office, or at a bank to
designated by the purchaser.
Manager, will receive sealed bids Legality approved by Chapman &
until noon (EST) on Nov. 24 for Cutler, of Chicago.
000
Principal and interest (A-O)
able
Phillips
group:
Co., of
San An¬
Houston,
San An¬
Houston,
San An¬
Chicago,
Dallas, Dittmar & Co., of
R.
bonds
Bond
the
of
Securities
for
17
700,000 water works mortgage
Dist. No. 115 (P. O.
1983 inclusive.
1979 to
The
from
1
1978 inclusive.
1973 to
members
tonio, Dunn & Wills, of
First of Texas Corp., of
J.
building
tonio, and Shawell & Co., of Hous¬
April
on
25,000 S^s. Due
1953.
April 1 from
inclusive.
1972
to
3s.
27,000
on
nasium
1992 inclusive.
Union
house
April 1 from
on
Nov.
63
to the Wallaceburg Dis¬
High School.
High
School
District
is
Robertson & Pancoast, of San An¬ inclusive. Bonds maturing in 1964 comprised of the Town of Wal¬
tonio.
and thereafter are callable as of laceburg and parts of the Town¬
Nov. 1, 1963. Principal and inter¬ ships of Chatham and
Dover, all
VIRGINIA
est
(M-N) payable at the City of which
are
located
in
Kent
school
inclusive.
450,000 4*4s. Due
Dallas
April 1 from
on
1933
to
April 1 from
on
$325,000
and gym¬
inclusive.
1973
&
tonio, Fridley & Hess, of
fol¬
Lentz, Newton & Co., of
tonio, Nongard & Co., of
as
lows:
$48,000 234s. Due
to
April 1 from
on
inclusive.
1963
to
Other
Southwestern Securities Co., Dal¬
las,
syndicate headed by
a
1984 to
was
p.
61,000 3%s. Due
Greenville, Texas
fire station
178,
v.
—
ori¬
was
offered
on
1615 — were
lows:
inclusive.
Bond Sale—An issue of
($1,000,000
Rowles, Winston & Co., of Hous¬
ton, at a price of 100.12, a net in¬
terest cost of about 4.14%, as fol¬
inclusive; and $25,000 3s,
1
1965
to
on
Dec.
2
Indep. Sch. Dist., Texas
Bond Sale—An issue of
Portsmouth,
$800,000 school
announced)
awarded to
23/4S,
$15,000
from
to
due
1983
bonds
Yoakum
Bond Offering—I.
Sale—The
$40,000 3V2s. Due
from
1
Dec.
on
house
bonds: $10,000 2V2s,
50,000 park
1964
on
and
1983 inclusive.
1974 to
due
$54,-
1 from
Dec.
on
1973
to
Box 60, Houston),
T exas
Bond
ginally
183,000 improvement bonds: $44,000
Route 10,
in¬
3s,
County, East and Mount
Dist. (P. O.
Houston Ind. Sch.
due on
1973
to
1974
from
1
Harris
in¬
1961
$109,000
and
Dec.
on
1965
from
1
to
23/4s,
$69,000
clusive;
Dec.
1955
from
1
Dec.
(1827)
>
on
Secretary
October 30, 1953
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