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OCT 18 1954
aUa-
Price
N. Y., Monday, October 18, 1954
New York 7,
Number 5369
180
193
13
Beg. U. 8. Pet. Office
Volume
ACF Industries, Inc.—Plans
vote
will
stockholders
The
Nov.
Oct.
on
on
proposed
a
the
.
In This Issue
t.
of
shares of common stock for each preferred share,
redeemable at 110%
of par, plus accrued dividends.
1%
be
Would
would
preferred
Charles J.
!
©f
made
one
voting rights
equal
have
with
at
a
stock
(covered
Boston Stock Exchange
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
of common
the same price.—V.
only at
180,
p.
Exchange
Exchange
Stock
Midwest
voting
Exchange
Stock
Angeles Stock
Los
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
5,000
additional
Mexico
that 10,700 shares
12
—
Montreal
Kov.
23,
f
to
announcing
v.
be
Davis
Mr.
the
to
capital
proposed
the
increase
with
the
The
proceeds
company
•Bluminum
smelter
Davis
Mr.
Present
«5%.
said the
increase
he
in
of
aluminum
the
plant
will be
Bept. 30.—V.
180, p.
been
given
i
'
whereby
'
Maple Heights, Ohio—Develmt.
harnessed
American Buyers Insurance
Co., Phoenix, Ariz.—Stock
Federal
bight
to
stock
at
writing.
same
&
notes in similar
amounts
filed a registration statement with the
proposed issue of 285,095 additional shares of common
price
pay
stock
and
will
be
each
Louis,
redeemed
share
is
($1
per
to
retire
used
Mo.
—
Preferred
at
$27.50
convertible
share
per
Into
three
and
shares
of
PROCEEDS—The
net
to be received from the
proceeds
sale
of
the
stock will be added to the company's general working fund,
the working capital position of the company. As of June
30, 1954, the company and its subsidiaries on a consolidated basis
had current assets of $641,464 and current liabilities of $787,159.
preferred
improve
BUSINESS—Company
organized
was
in
Missouri
in
1951.
July
It
is a holding and management company for stocks of separate
cor¬
porations providing motor bus transportation service in a number of
medium
working capital.
it
today
$459,298,395;
is
reduction
a
of
$187,876,911,
29%.
or
traffic and operations required us to make
large investments in equipment,
as
previously mentioned, but, we
do not anticipate substantial acquisitions in the near future.
Annual
charges
in 1941,
including rent for leased roads and equipment,
amounted to $31,507,809,
and today they total about $24,396,008, a
recent
In
On
years,
will
basis
annual
an
will
we
or
our
22.6%.
total charges
now
amount
"
'
.
relieved
be
our
of $7,111,809,
reduction
to
about $24,-
,
the figure of $22,000,000 at which point we
large payments into the Surplus Income Sinking
reach
of
when that $22,000,000 figure is
additional per share on the
payments into sinking funds to
available for possible dividends on the stock.
Obviously, good
conditions will hasten that important event, and it might be
earlier than we now anticipate.—V. 180, p. 1322.
let
and
Fund,
me
that
say
reached,
$2
common
will be transferred from
amounts
business
reached
of
earnings
stock
TO
as
much
as
debt
stock
493,552 shs.
(par
$1)
pfd.
stock
conv.
Outstanding
$1,551,658
(par
$1,551,658
259,065 shs.
40,000 shs.
$25)
capital
writers
under¬
at the
agreed to purchase the
opposite its name below:
UNDERWRITERS—The
named
below,
and
each
number
agreed to sell to the under¬
the underwriters has severally
has
company
of
of
shares
of
SEC
preferred
stock
set
corporation
on
covering 599,215
Oct. 12 filed a registration statement with the
shares of common stock (par $1) to be offered
subscription by common stockholders in the ratio of one new share
for each four shares held. The record date and subscription price will
for
filed
be
12,000 shs,
12,000 shs.
A
Corp.—Registers With SEC—
FINANCING
PRESENT
The
cum.
for
Ohio RR.—Debt Reduction—H. E. Simp¬
good progress
In reducing our debt.
Iu 1941,
outstanding, represented by bonds and notes, totaled
debt
Barium Steel
EFFECT
GIVING
Authorized
6%
and
loans
underwriting.
communities.
sized
CAPITALIZATION
Common
without
share),
made
have
When
to
on
President, on Oct. 1, said in part:
000,000.
stock.
common
with the
offered at
The proceeds are to be
Oct. 7 filed a letter of notification
covering 50,000 shares of class A common stock to be
corporation
45
($25 per share) as a speculation.
dividends
and
180,
Colo.—Files—
Denver,
Corp.,
SEC
Cook & Co. of St. Louis, and
associates on Oct. 7 offered publicly 12,000 shares of 6%
cumulative convertible preferred stock, series A, at par
preferred
The offering will
<
Baldwin-Woodruff
The
Stock Offered—Newhard,
The
amendment.
by
are
1430.
$647,175,306;
accrued
supplied
be
to be used to acquire certain properties
expenses incident to oil, gas and mineraJ activities.—V.
to
_*_47
St.
will
proceeds
par
Clearings
Corp.,
13
underwritten.
p.
We
Transit
Oct.
to be offered for subscription by stockholders of record
of one new share for each seven shares held. The
$1)
net
funded
American
With SEC—
Gas Co.—Registers
on
Baltimore &
subscribe on or before Nov. 12 for 2,500 shares of
par
($10 per share) on a pro rata basis, without
Unsubscribed shares will be sold to the directors
by amendment.. Lee
Higginson Corp. has been named as the
principal underwriter.
The net proceeds are to be used to repay a short-term loan made
to a subsidiary; a major portion to be used for the completion of
seamless tube mill being constructed; and any balance will be used
general corporate
for
purposes.—V. 180, p. 1097.
.V
Shares
price.
the special meeting held on Aug. 16, 1954,
approved a
of this company from a mutual benefit
Insurance corporation to a stock benefit insurance corporation, under
♦he provisions of the Benefit Insurance Stock Corporation Law, 1947.
Arizona, and this offering is necessary in order to obtain the initial
♦capitalization. This law requires an initial capitalization of at least
*28,000, in cash.—V. 180, p. 905.
The
senior term
at the rate
be
The
Banks of
System
of Bank
(par
29
not
48
Reserve
Course
The
Oil
subscription
47
Condition Statement of Member
Series
to its stockholders of record
retire
to
these dates.—V. 180, p. 621.
covering a
Oct.
Banks
Reserve
16 the
offering
used
were
company
stock
City Bond Offerings
Aug.
is
on
Aztec
-
Exchange Rates
Foreign
Consolidated
.
company
funds
The
maturing
Combined Condition Statement of Federal
Offered to Shareholders—
"The
Robert L. Oare,
increase by
atomic energy is utilized to change
•ordinary plastic into a plastic material that will withstand tempera¬
tures as high as 350 degrees P, was dramatically announced on Oct. 11
ljy this corporation, which is the first company to make available
*or Industrial applications,
products made of such material.
This
anaterial plus numerous examples of the finished products were ex¬
hibited for the first time at the Eighth National Chemical Exposition,
mrhich opened on Oct. 12 in Chicago, HI.
Of far reaching importance to industry in general, and particularly
to the chemical processing,
food processing and electrical industries,
the material—known as "Agilene-HT"—consists of ordinary Polyethy¬
lene whose molecular structure and such properties as its heat resist¬
ance
and tensile strength
have been altered by subjecting It to a
^bombardment of sub-atomic particles of high energy,
method
Oct. 1 and $2,000,000 on Oct. 11,
Board Chairman, announced on Oct. 15.
of $4,000,000 on
notes
the
813.
American Agile Corp.,
A
company,
son,
has
Sells Notes Privately—
—
the country's fourth largest automobile
instalment-sales finance company, has placed privately
with institutional investors one-year 1%% senior term
This
51
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices.48
Dividends Declared and Payable
11
cost of approximately
operating company; Aluminum
Co. of Canada, Ltd., to proceed with the ordering and installation of
wl fourth generator of
140,000 horsepower for the Kemano powerhouse
mnd with the construction of additional smelter facilities at Kitimat.
Production of aluminum commenced at Kitimat on Aug. 3 this year,
&nd the first shipment of metal was made to a U. S. customer on
■
Associates Investment Co.
added.
Authorization
Mr. Backstrand said.—V. 178, p. 850.
present Deltox organization,
33
State and
increase in capacity at Kitimat is to meet the
near-term demand for the company's aluminum.
capacity
rated
said
Although
General Corporation & Investment News.Cover
645,000,000.
•estimated
be
SEC
Oct. 13 announced that the capacity of its new
at Kitimat, B. C., Canada, will be expanded ima
wool
fiber,
Backstrand
Stiger,
33
Miscellaneous Features
capital, tentative plans are
shareholders, probably early
60,000 tons of ingots a year at
amediately by
manufactures fiber floor coverings and combina¬
and rayon floor coverings.
that it is intended that the Deltox operations
continued in Oshkosh as a subsidiary of the Armstrong Corp
of
The
is undertaken," Mr. Davis added, "it is expected
will amount to approximately $40,000,000."
on
covering business
the present Deltox management and personnel with Carl
President.
the Deltox company will become a unit of Armstrong's
Floor
and Industrial
Operations, reporting to C. N. Painter, VicePresident, present plan? are for these products to be marketed by the
E.
Industrial Stock Averages.33
SEC Index of Stock Prices
33
additional shares.
for
floor
National Quotation
shareholders' approval of
being studied
in 1955, the
the
soft-surface
under
Co.
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages
financing
"If such
that
offering
to
subscribe
to
will
Transactions American Stock Exchange
increase, Nathaniel -V. DavTs,
to increase it authorized capital
subject to
that,
said
authorized
In
the
into
Rug Co.
Deltox
Mr.
44
Markets
entry
company's
tions
a
also
view
a
aright
in
The
33
position to finance in whole or in part through
the issue of shares such expansion of facilities in Canada and abroad
as
may be required from time to time to meet the probable growth
over the years in demand
for aluminum and related products."
order
The
Transactions New York Stock Exchange
shares.
President, stated "The company wishes
in
Exchange
Stock
Over-the-Counter
31,
Aug.
purposes
In
for
presently authorized capital 9,026,234 shares were outstanding
and on that date 676,434 shares were under reserve for
of the company's employee share purchase and option plans.
Of the
®n
Exchange.
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb Section...
approval of stockholders at a special meeting called
the present 10,000,000 no par shares will be 'increased
to
20,000,000
Stock
Toronto
pand Plant—
Subject
Exchange
Canadian
Aluminium, Ltd.—To Increase Capitalization—To Ex¬
Stock
172, p. 1530.
through an agreement to acquire the stock of the Deltox Rug Co. of
Oshkosh, Wis., was announced on Oct. 8 by C. J. Backstrand, President.
37
38
39
40
43
San Francisco Stock Exchange
1097.
said it would use $5,125,000 from proceeds of the
purchase from the Heathview Corp. 100,000 shares of
Forest Products common stock and 725,000 shares
to
Columbia
Armstrong Cork Co.—Acquisition—
13
25
29
34
34
34
34
36
37
37
(Bonds)
American Stock Exchange
letter of notification dated Sept. 10, 1954) were
for at par ($10 per share).
shares are being offered to residents of New
by
initially subscribed
An
Oct.
on
Page
■
,
New York Stock Exchange
of
announced
■
.
Canada $7,500,000 of
sell publicly in
to
plans
Massey-Harris-Ferguson, Ltd., common stock.—V.
of
(Stocks)
Detroit
was
■
New York Stock Exchange
Albuquerque Electronics Corp.—Stock Offered—
It
• v.
.
■.
the common.
Chairman, said the new proposal is a revision
special meeting on April 15. It requires approval
it
Co.,
company
British
Stock and Bond Quotations
both common and preferred stocks. At the previous
sneeting the plan failed of adoption by the required amount of pre¬
ferred stock.—V. 180, p. 1429.
66% %
by
&
The
Hardy Jr.,
News
dividend
financing
and
The
Copy
convertible preferred stock of $50 par through W. C.
Ltd., and associates.
The stockholders will be asked shortly to approve the new preferred
plan each
the
weeks
few
next
Pitfield
preferred stock, it was announced
a
MISCELLANEOUS
-
$2.40
share of the present 7% noncumulative pre¬
ferred stock of $100 par value would be exchanged for two shares of
5%
cumulative convertible preferred -stock, of $50 par value, plus $4
in cash. The new stock would be convertible into common stock in a
a-atio
INSURANCE
-
recapitalization
12.
Under
,
INDUSTRIAL
-
Recapitalization—
23
■plan affecting principally the present
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
$1
-pgr"*
General Corporation and Investment
RAILROAD
"Oy.
ISSUE
MONDAY
at
conversion
Newhard
policyholders,
G.
&
Co
&
Co
\
i
6,000
Walker
H.
Cook
3,500
i?
(A. S.) Beck Shoe
'
Stlx
—V.
180,
p.
2,500
Co
&
Sales—
—V.
Anheuser-Busch, Inc. — Secondary Offering — A sec¬
ondary offering of 7,000 shares of common stock (par $4)
was made on Sept. 24 by Blyth & Co., Inc. at $28.50 per
180,
-
p.
U
1954—4 Wks.—1953
1954—39 Wks.—1953
$3,631,160 $32,244,581 $33,166,215
$3,702,473
Period End. Sept. 25—
1206.
Co$t>.—September Sales Up—
!\
.
Supply Corp.—Secondary Offering
—A secondary offering of 5,500 shares of common stock
4par $4) was made on Sept. 23 by Blair & Co. Incorpor¬
ated at $25.75 per share, with a dealer's discount of 75
cents per share. It was completed.—V. 180, p. 621.
American Hospital
share, with a dealer's discount of 70 cents
was completed.—V. 180, p. 1321.
Argus Corp., Ltd.
A
American Motors Corp.—Romney
New Chairman—
Executive Vice-President, has been elected Chalrof the-Board, President and General Manager of this corporation
succeed George W. Mason, who died Oct 8.—V. 180, p. 1205.
George
Romney,
$15,000,000
poration
to
investments
3%%
share.
It
notes
(Canada)—Sells Securities—
other purposes.
due
the company announced yesterday, it sold $7,500,000
1960
to
a
group
of Institutional investors.
announced
during
on
Oct.
Corp,—Earnings at $5 Per Share—
the
7.
1954 fiscal year exceeded $78,000,000,
It is estimated that net earnings will
share after taxes.
backlog of business is approximately
siderable additional business under negotiation.
$5
it was
exceed
per
$80,000,000 with con¬
Mentor was licensed to be
units were delivered to the
of Chile, Colombia, and other countries.
During the fiscal year the Beech T-34
manufactured in Canada and in Japan and
financing program has been undertaken by this cor¬
$5,000,000 of 314%
notes due
in 1957,
and for
and
Beech Aircraft
Deliveries
Present
retire
As its first step,
of
per
Within
si
1097.
military forces
Delivers 99 Twin-Bonanzas in
Ninety-nine
and
Oct. 2,
Beechcraft
First Nine Months—
Twin-Bonanzas
1954, has been the record
delivered between Jan. 2S
set by the Beech Aircraft Cos*.
$
i
*■
2
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1534)
have
Deliveries
made
been
to
all
Gross
&
man
shares
Co., Inc., New York, on Oct. 12 offered 134,150
common stock
(par 10 cents) at the market
and
The offering
sh.).
per
PROCEEDS—The
net
will
proceeds
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
stock
BUSINESS—The
V
company
incorporated
was
The
of
business
the
wholly-owned
owns
*139,469
railway
railway.
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
Aug.
on
of
due
12,
"
income—
180,
Pacific
4,705,565
4.469,441
ferred
755,832
885,904
I,* 126,845
4.7%
111,791
452,484
244,024
classified
stock."
Gross
quicksilver from
conveyance and
Net
leaving
1953
1952
1951
$254,517
$210,488
*61,178
22,531
*51,381
.
§If
$216,822
1954
$212,144
income—
oper.
Vermont—Earnings—
Lines in
railway——-
from
from
Net
12,000
28,105
••
*135,739-
-
1,784,379
-
1954,
notes
aggre¬
bfad been drawn
leaving a balance
shares
"85,226
*484,291
"4.7%
as
as
series and
a
preferred stock
convertible
pre¬
since
July
1954,
31,
convertible
of
prior
and
preferred
additional
an
to
stock were
shares
42,000
of
shares
12.000
stock
common
4.7%
convertible
stock
issue
stock,
In
have
option
an
of
appro¬
for
reserved
exercise
upon
additional
an
addition,
been
21,000 shares
and
the company's restricted stock
to
preferred stock out-'
common
issued.
be
debentures,
for
reserved
been
will
common
convertible
32/2%
have
of
1954 are converted into
of
of
stock
plan
con¬
common-
options
adopted April
1953.
23.
53,266
*613,363
of
pursuant
1,792,915
"234,177
*733,534
j"
underwriters
UNDERWRITERS—The
purchase
to
agreed
907.
p.
repaid,
issued
issuance
version
98,843
180,
the
*91,546
,
and
outstanding,
in
priate number of shares of
*478,901
income—
"Deficit.—V.
1,813,148
1,761,412
railway.—
series
a
*25,031
*
*35.454
entire
standing July 31.
the
from
of
scription
named
below
have
severally
the
company the following respective
not subscribed for by the exercise of
debentures
centages
per¬
rights:
of
sum
Period
End. Sept. 30—
from
the
Kidder,
Canadian Superior Oil of California, Ltd.—Secondary
Offering—A secondary offering of 10,000 shares of com¬
—V.
(par $1) was made on Oct. 5 by Blyth & Co.,
Inc. at $11,121/2 per share, with a dealer's discount of
40 cents per share. It was completed.—V. 180, p. 623.
$7,145,645 $51,902,453
—Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
The
GEC
cents
(two
per
period End. Sept. 30—
997.
p.
Jr.,
reg.
From
surplus
:
formerly
customers
Net
income
Earned
Botany Mills, Inc.—To Acquire Princeton—
*
M.
directors
Worsted
and
Chairman
Sonnabend,
with
Mills
that
had
Erwin
voted
plants
Schwa
in
had
rz
of
to
Board,
the
acquire
12
and
Executive
elected
per
After
announced
and
749,404
3,946,265
2,975,458
2,531,317
2,259.642..
2,605,811
2,259.642
2,605.811
$0.15
$0.19
."
also
are
reference
to
reservation;
$0.90
,
before
and
Botany of Princeton Associates, sales agents for Princeton and several
•other men's wear mills, and principals of which are Mr. Schwarz and
Jack
achieve
sharply
revealed
diversification
accentuated
that
also
for the
textile and in independent fields
allied
production
of
protection
a
as
against
and
to
be
'
expanded as part of the Botany
Central
announcing the pending
8onnabend
Mr.
merger
emphasized
that
which
"complement
and
do
(&
another."—V.
one
180,
Period End. Sept. 30—
1954—Month—1953
$90,861,880 $93,904,586
Midwest Stock
tenders
Oct.
of
its
at
Exchange has received notice from this
stock
common
The directors have
ury
of
The
company
to
up
and
will
be
accepted until 3
company
authorized
130,000
shares
the
reserves
at
right
the purchase for
maximum
a
reject
to
of
and
$22
all
price
any
will be rejected if any tender of shares
If all shares tendered at the same
price
at
-share.
No
tender
higher prices is accepted.
a
the company
rserves
the right to make .partial acceptances of such
tenders, pro
rata among all offers at such price,
avoiding fractional shares.
All tenders
must be accomplished by
the stock certificates repre¬
senting the shares tendered, duly endorsed or accompanied by duly
executed
Bank
stock
&
and
powers
Trust
Co.
of
sent
the
to
Chicago.—V.
180,
Continental
Illinois
The
American
par
par
6%
stock
Exchange
cumulative
180,
to
class
National
trading
11
the
and
the
Oct.
on
stock
common
bonded
mill
depot
has
that
State.
opened
in
to
customers
the
serve
the Rochester,
Wolverine seamless nonferrous copper
automotive tube and refrigeration tube.
The establishment of this new
facility will increase
N. Y.
Western
effective service
New
York
Within 24 hours
to Wolverine
State.
after
an
."Fund
mutual
(1954)
would
have
will
Limited.
indicated
merger would
shareholders of
with
would
each
General
have
100
Upon
If
total
The
Canada
vote
Nov.
investment
be
to
make
of
Central
many
provided
shares
of
favorable
be
company
the
on
(1954(
basis
General
Ltd.
merged
Canada
General
by
of
and
two
shipments
**und
General
Fund,
Canada
every
share
Inc.
value
shares
Fund,
of
of
net
asset
valuas
of
the
latter fund for
per
•
Canadian Breweries Ltd. (&
Subs.)
*et
Net
45.752.344
before
Provision
inc.
taxe3
4,813,459
for inc.
taxes
2,228,000
profits
Earnings
—V.
$
sale3
Profit
180,
1954—3 Mos.—1953
per
p.
p.
814.
-
the
1954
in
required
'
utility
stock
of
adjacent
1955,
proposed
1954—9 "MOs.—-195 3
$
41,633,024 116.323,034 106.245,197
4,775,305
10,003,261
9.972,244
2,234.000
4.759.000
4,929000
5,244,261
'5,043.244
$108
$2.06
$2.15
J.
sale
of
and
to
l.the
three
(ice
and
quarter.
Dec.
has
paid
$10
vthe
*
similar
Paul
and
for
In
1951
and
annual
paid
at
of
May
$1.20
1,
Oct.
of
profits
first
the
nine
debs., due
Nov.
PRESENT
'
second
"
1207.
p.
Oct.
on
sales
three-months
period
end.
to
The company anticipates that
fiscal .year will exceed-those for
the
"
Taylor declared.
Vice-President
and
Mr.
year,
heretofore
-
that
said
7
-
-
said.
he
of
retired.—V.
180,
become
of
filed
7
shares
of
prospectus,
certain
a
on
Oct.
on
487,820
the
to
been
'
director
a
(_
-
continuing
elected
1207.
p.
ths
in
to
suc¬
1
date
in
entitled
headed
group
each
from
which
into
stockholder
by
Union
holder
the, shares
have
179,
been
Oil
of
of
of
$25
to
is
be
which
of
as
intb
the Derby
date
Colorado
tho
value.
par
merged
preferred
for
them
prior to the merger.
An
Securities Corp
will offer to
Derby
all or
Derby
converted
at
common,
upon
of
price
a
of .the Colorado
part
any
held
formerly
common
by
of
consummation
514.
p.
with
statement
stock,
Co.
share
one
held
by
former
preferred
Derby
November,
to
Derby common
registration
a
$1.25
The
share plus accrued dividends,
per
merger.—V.
* "
the
:
»
Commodity Holding Corp., Jersey City, N. J.—Files—
.
SEC
be
corporation
covering
offered
The
net
Oct.
on
1,460,000
at
proceeds
a
letter
for general
of
notification
of
common
stock
share
per
through
Batkin
be used
to
are
filed
6
shares
cents
20
corporate purposes.—V. 179, p.
five
(par
Co.,
&
to increase
*
$1.80
working
1370.
Commonwealth Investment Co.—Assets
the
up
As of
Total
Sept. 30—
net
with
the
cents)
New
capital
and
to
York.
used
—V.
179,
p.
Increase—
1954
assets—
Net asset value
a
on
per
1
share
1953
$81,159,132
$62,123,057
$7.85
!
1
$6.45
;
2367.
*
,,
5%
the
1954.
Consolidated Edison Co. of New York,
which
The
•
..
-•
$5,280,000
.
Inc.—Arranges
.*
94T.000
1,886,000
3,000,000
Participating in
.Chemical
'
$1,000,000
21,480 shs.
tl2,000shs.
of
series
Administration, "-Such borrowing is secured by first-mortgage 2%
construction progresses
that
it
had
arranged with
15
the
Co.,
&
arrangements are; National City Bank of New
Bankers Trust Co., Chase National Bank,
First
Trust
Co.,
National
Corn Exchange
Incorporated,
180,
p.
New
Bank
Trust
Co.,
County
of New York, Guaranty Trust Co.,
Manufacturers Trust Co., J. P. Morgan
Trust Co. and United States Trust Co.
Bank
Bank. Irving Trust Co.,
York
348.
are
Consolidated Gas Co., Atlanta,
^
See
■
General
Gas
Corp.
below.—V.
177,
Ga.—Exchange Offer—
p.
2006.
E
privately increasing the total to $3,000,000.
funds borrowed
14
§955,475shs.
tTo finance construction of electric-service
facilities, Louisiana Rural
followed the policy of borrowing from the Rural Electrification
The
Oct.
1,781.733
"
additional
&
—V.
Bank
Co.,
Hanover
3,772,100
1
1,500,000 shs.
Trust
,
->
-
3,772,100
on
a
are
York, Bank of Manhattan Co.,
-
*3,000,000
1,995,000
1971-
for
$75,000,000 credit to run until Oct—10,- 1955.
The
being made in connection with financing of the utility's
current
requirements
and
in
anticipation
of
permanent
long-term
financing.
*
4,748,000
.
,
announced
company
banks
borrawings
3,960.000
pfd. stock (par $100)
Common stock (par value $5 pet shr.)
America.
the
Westburg,
share
,such
rate
conv.
the United States of
180.
stock-
FINANCING
1982
1954,-an
last
corporation
purchase
Outstanding
,
(par $100)
July. 31,
Sept.
quarter
Board,
has
'underwriting
the
operates
share
-
1976
1,
•'
$75,000,000 Credit—
1980
1,
due June 1,
4.7%
as
volume
period,
for
H.
,«■)
the first-quarter of each fiscal year,
30, are seasonally the lowest 'of Any
Consultant,
stockholders
*
.'each
heat,
annual
15,
per
for
Sales
covering
The
addition,
In
period
A.
Colorado
'
purchase, y
light,
and
ended
the
of
company
Walter,
According
(issuable in series) __$100,000,000
preferred stock
time to time
'
Colorado Oil & Gas Corp.—Registers With SEC—
by
addition,
the
stock.
1953.. On
basis
4sink, fund debs., due Feb. 1, '72
3Va%
conv.
debs, due Oct. 1, 1964
tFirst mtge. 2%
notes
of Louisiana
to
month
$514,500
below.—V.
Inc.
outlook'for
P.
:
stock-during
E, 4V4%, due Jan. 1,1984
sold
to
the
in
up
by R.
3
electric
,
energy
common
were
J.
This
com¬
operated
production,
Co.,
Chairman
Special
con¬
date.
C,
were
drop
the.,, nine
1*954^ are
,
1
is encouraging,
of
r
an
that
Series
bonds
9'%
a
t
that the trend of incoming business for the last
upward.—V. 178, .p. 1466.•*-*-t
;
second
ceed
Electric
company's
to
«r
the
common
the
post
such
sale-pri-
Rural
utility-service,
value
par
par-value
in
to
3%, due July
to
during
compared
as-
Car
the
of
1954,
in
$25
purposes.
gas•
B, 3% %v due Oct. L -1976—-
"Subsequent
despite
of
announced
•
,
been
Steel
The
31,
sales
dairy).
A,
sink, -fund
/
.
Increase—
months
was
dividends and providing
This amount compared with $1.38 per common share
in 1953.
1
t
months
preferred
the
electric
utility
Series
4%
Show
th« first nine
in 1953, it
for
approximately 5%. of'net sales billed,
figure, which was 4.6% of net sales billed.
is equivalent to $1.48 per share of common stock for
Taylor,
.'and profits
but
has
2,541,365
H.
■
organized
operating within
Louisiana
is
company
Series
D, 3%%,
by
1331.
p.
months, after paying preferred
Pressed
and
Authorized
due
undertaken
ever
180,
1953
reported
Hoge
corporation
leased
are
<
3%%
4
believed
an auto-
program
t*
local
.
-
devel¬
con¬
debentures, the
a
Louisiana
and-natural
$5
since
4.5%
$1.01
the
Rural, due 1954-1987
5,000.000
{Preferred stock (issuable in
series_ 50,000 shs.
2,585,459
share
347.
be
of the
CAPITALIZATION 'GIVING EFFECT TO
Series
:
and
the
on
Increased
First mtge. bonds
Inc
-Profits—
$
of
subsequently-dividends
on
continued
has
Series
Period End. July 31—
complete
has paid dividends on its common
inception in 1935.
Annual dividends of
its
were
-was
Inc.
a
Fund, Inc. above.—V. 180,
and
share
dividends
changeover
Club Aluminum Products Co.—Outlook, etc.—
T.;
1"; ~ 1956
company
paid
were
rate
shares of
Sept 30 this
-
General
to
includes
public
a
the
industrial
since
dividend
receiving
as
$1
stock
.
Canada General Fund (1954)
Ltd.—Proposed MergerCanada
also
laws
the
of
distribution
year
2-for-l basis
fund
Ltd. to be issued to holders of Canada
General Fund
179, p. 514.
See
Jan.
split
General
(1954)
—V.
sale
properties
nonutility businesses
two-thirds
Inc.,
1,
years 1949 through 1951.
During 1952 and the first half of 1953 divi¬
dends were paid jen the annual basis of $2
per share on such $10 par
value stock.; On
May 4, 1953 the common -stock was
of
the outstanding shares -of
closing date within two weeks there¬
after will be set by directors for
determining relative net asset values
of both funds and
establishing the ratio of shares of Canada General
Canada
sufficient
areas
its
business
DIVIDENDS—The
recommendation
into
respective
asset
120
Jan.
limitations,
on 'May
18.
building electric
rural
all
general
sec¬
,
period
same
months
See
utility corporation .'organized
Louisiana Rural consist of
of
furnishes water
company
180, p. 623.
directors'
Fund,
At
approximately
vote
the
on
and
all
.
years'
Clearing Machine Corp.—Assets Acquifed—.
^
the initial
at
after
or
t
principal
power
ship-
the
merger
is approved, 'the latter
assets of more than $51,000,000.
Canada
Fund
1
after
or
certain
.
transmission,
Tube customers in
Wolverine expects
order is received.—V.
The
from
»
represent
the
figure
nine
„
financing will
is
of
public
in
.
three
.y
.
to
;
company.
per
this
be
program
all
owns
operations
area,, and
the
Canada General Fund,
Inc.—Merger Planned—
'shareholders
on
company
area.
in
that
The
facilities
water tube,
speed
and
It
Louisiana
a'
than
'
SEC
company
under the
1934
service
This depot will stock
ment
will
financing
service
been
Mr.
"three
factors.
BUSINESS—The
on-Dec.-27,
Calumet & Heela, Inc.—New Mill
Depot—
new
time
the
share, subject
redeemable on
are
amount
other
current
1948.
A
They
at
any
value) of
par
per
PRIVATE SALE—In addition to the
Corp.
of the company's Wolverine Tube
Division
($5
$27.50
any arrangements for the sale of
arrangements will depend on market
pany's
A
1954
right to subscribe on
$3,772,100 of 3l/2% convertible de¬
program.-Additional
and
advance
at^an
»•%
•
more
-
taxes
over
the
Oct. 4 the
company has not yet made
additional securities, which
ditions
1430..
p.
-.The
vately of $3,000,000 of first mortgage bonds, the proceeds thereof to be
used to redeem the
outstanding $3,000,000 principal amount of first
mortgage bonds, series E, 4»/4%. due Jan. 1, 1984.
admitted
convertible
stock.—V.
common
after
for
its
to
cars—
passenger
time
editors
and
*.
•
of
period
received
.
1953.
of
increase
fir: t
■
this
both
lower' silhouette—was
first
reporters
year.—V.
that
out
$557,000
depreciation.
the
Byrd Oil Corp.—Stocks Listed—
$7.50
to
for
1954.'
struction
998.
p.
orders.,
the
offered
of
that
1955
new
longer,
the
Co.—Profits
company
pointed
Of¬
8
convertible
are
of
oper-
benefit
would
,
principal amount and at decreasing percentages there¬
plus accrued interest.
Interest on the debentures accrues from
27,
mated
not accepted,
are
this
Hoge
incoming
PROCEEDS—The proceeds of the sale of the debentures will be usedto redeem the
outstanding $2,880,000 of 42/2% sinking fund debentures,
due Feb. l, 1972, tit 104.5%
plus accrued interest' to* the redemption
date, and to provide approximately $700,000 of new
money for addi¬
tions and improvements to the
properties of the company.
It is esti¬
tenders. Those
per
103.50%
Oct.
the company's treas¬
offering shares at the lowest prices will be accepted first.
price
toward
traffic,
,
stock
common
adjustments.
after,
(CST)
p.m.'
1954.
29,
debentures
1956 into
conversion
Offers to Purchase Its Stock—
The
The
single
a
.
.amounted
The offering is underwritten
by a group of
underwriters beaded by Kidder, Peabody & Co.
1954—9 Mos.—1953
$11,590,837 $12,895,601
in
to the same
President.
Mr.
stock held.
Subs.)—September Sales Off—
500
all
for
culmination
compared
common
record
of
new,
11
'
the
Controller
of
Profits
Co., Inc.—Debentures
Oct.
on
than
more
are
company
months
1, 1964, at 100% of principal amount
the basis oE $100 of debentures for each 27 shares of
on
•
Bales
of
for
Oct.
on
design work, and a model
most complete and diversified
the
Hoge,
stock (par $5)
common
Mich,
bentures due Oct.
•
-
.
Brothers
with
compete
not
p. 998.
Butler
8%
sec¬
2246.
p.
Electric
company
before Oct. 27 for
or
Botany and Princeton mills would scrupulously maintain their
Individual identities as separate manufacturers of brand name fabrics
S5c
Louisiana
fered—The
diversifica¬
program of
stockholders
In
Offering—A
-■an
tooth
that
completed.—V. 179,
was
the
that
to super¬
looking
1955 Models—
complete line
designed with a
country.
cars
Clark
seasonal
tion,"
•on
a
board
railroads
coordinating
departments
and
motive
,
Oct. 5 by Blyth & Co., Inc. at $15.50 per
dealer's discount of 40 cents per share. It
on
share, with
negotiating
is
Botany
cycles of textile demand.
"Botany
Products
Division,
including
its
men's
sportswear
lines
and
its hand
knitting yarn departments," it was stated, "will be
•continued
made
was
Sonnabend
purchase of other inudstries in
to
ondary offering of 5,000 shares of
Binder.
Mr.
Central Indiana Gas Co.—Secondary
,
of each
both
of
V
•;'*•.
the
opment
divi¬
and
period
of
The^new
$0.84
preferred
requirements of $155,347 in each three months'
$621,389 in each 12 months' period.—V. 180, p. 1322.
the acquisition by
Plans
—
1431.
p.
Detroit,
Profits
with
proceeding
in
preview
tions
Botany in charge of textile operations.
Discussions
RR.
-
,-
Vice-President of
J.
other
of
through
corporation's
shown
3,568.662
487,706
income
realized
and
180,
individually
press
share
com.
Interest
maintenance
This
•;
$5,118,210 $22,743,546 $21,055,486
dend
of the Princeton
Kings!ree, S. C.
assets
N.
Trenton,
been
Oct.
on
the
Pacific
&
of members
made
be
to
be
may
Chrysler Corp.—Shows
•
,k
115,983
856,280
Com. shares outstanding
the
,;
.
44,383
•
645,990
_
study
a
which
railroads.—V.
after
—
19%
,
-
.
29,111
$5,462,901
income
Paul
St.
committee consisting
a
direct
and
-ating,
1954—12 Mos.—1953
.
<
13,012
taxes
Federal
*
Co
&
$5,089,099 $22,699,163 $20,939,503
$5,449,889
power
revenues..
Operating
Borg-Warner Corp.
Mr. Burnstan previously had been Director of
Operations of Pepsi-Cola Co. since 1947.—V. 130, p. 1430.
A.
appointed
-
Total
Labouisse,
Weil.
Friedrichs
Woodcock. Hess & Co., Inc.__14
T.
economies
each
European
that
-
-
,
transactions
President, has been elected Chairman
of the Board of Borg-Warner International Corp. and Rowland Burrtstan succeeds Mr. DeLind in the Presidency of this export subsidiary
of
*
1954—3 Mos.—1953
:
revenues:
From
DeLind.
'
998.
p.
Central Hudson Gas & Electric Corp.—Earnings-
Borg-Warner Corp.—New President of Unit—
W.
180,
vise
Operating
John
below.—V.
Oct.
on
3,000,000
incident to mining operations.—V. 180,
penses
Co.
-
7 filed a letter of notification with the
shares of common stock to be offered at par
share).
The net proceeds are to be used to pay ex¬
corporation
covering
Texas
Howard.
27
1
Crowley, Chairman of the Board of this railroad, and R. L.
Williams, Chairman of the Board of the Chicago & North Western Ry.,
pn
Oct. 13 announced that their respective boards of directors had
Catalytic Construction Co. of Phila.—New Contracts—
See
1207.
p.
Chicago, Milwaukee,
„
Leo
Bonneville Basin Uranium Corp., Salt Lake City, Utah
40%
Co
Pierce & Co._
180,
sub¬
Coordinating Traffic With C. & N. W. Ry.—
1098.
p.
Peabody &
Rauscher.
stock
mon
1954—9 Mos.—1953
$56,143,771
1954—Month—1953
$6,133,290
-
180,
royalty
7>/2%
by
Inc.—September Sales Off—
Sales
—V.
payable
$228,577.77,
Bond Stores
>
31,
$1,853,439
of July 31, 1954, the holders of 8,000 shares of the
preferred stock had exercised the conversion privilege,
shares
gross
the
in
•
July
been
stock.
the
63.000
as
resulting
proceeds of quicksilver produced and sold from the Idaho mine.
In
addition, the company owns a number of oil and gas leases in Alberta
and British Columbia.—V. 180, p. 1206 and V. 176, p. 1962.
.
of
and
had
8,000 shares of the 4.7%
1954,
stock
railway
oper.
ry.
As
executed
$71,706
As
convertible
Oct. 4,
railway
amount,
$1,781,733.
been
4,869,693
4,343,506
802,744
323,392
907.
p.
this
121,480 shares of preferred stock have been classified
as "4.5%
preferred stock," and 20.000 shares of
From Jan. 1—
United
exhausted.
been
Monday, October 18, 1954
.
issued
have
August-—
1,138,245 shs.
been
had
.
*74,782
*121,403
common
Gross
Oregon
in
Is the production of
Sutherlin, Ore.
Under a
in
"73,251
*75,675
oper.
Outstanding
company
mine
agreement,
*37,911
*58,049
from
ry.
has
Of
converted
Mercury Mines Co. of Boise, Idaho, which
the Hermes Mine in Idaho, is presently indebted to the company
mining
*25,537
income—
oper.
"Deficit—V.
FINANCING
PRESENT
2,000.000 shs.
-
-
Net
notes
$2,375,000
$322,188
from
Net
Its principal office is Sutherlin, Ore.
1938.
its
10c)_
(par
$333,688
for
pay
Authorized
Common
$348,886
Canadian
TO
EFFECT
$332,182
railway
development
investments in oil and
to
for
exploration of quicksilver properties;
properties, and for working capital.
gas
Cross
oversubscribed.
was
used
be
1951
From Jan. 1—
of
(around $2.25
1952
railway-——
from
ry.
Corp.—Stock Sold—L. D. Fried¬
Mine
1953
from
Net
such
gating
down.
"
1954
August—
Net
Bonanza Oil &
of
Canadian Pacific Lines in Maine—Earnings-
United States and to
the
ol
parts
Brazil, Cuba, Germany, Japan, Mexico and Philippines.
Twin-Bonanza production is sold out through the middle ol January,
1955. Beechcraft officials said.—V. 180, p. 530.
Argentina,
.
notes
drawn from
until the full principal amount •
Cortland Equipment Lessors, Inc., Oakland, Calif.—
-Registers With Securities and Exchange Commision—
This
on
Oct.
000,000
corporation,
7
of
debentures,
filed
a
serial
series
a
wholly-owned subsidiary of Safeway Stores, Inc.,
statement with the SEC covering $50,series A, and $25,000,000 of sinking fund
to be offered for public *aie through an under-
registration
debentures,
B,
.
1
/ieon\
3
(1535)
writing group headed by Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane. The
rate on the debentures, public offering price and underwriting
terms are to be supplied by amendment.
.
^
modern
interest
?'
Cortland
pliances,
t
i
Net
will
mately
used
machinery,
furniture,
equipment
and
The
premium,
S53.382.500
of
pay
to
and
the
balance
such
of
proceeds
will
held
notes
to Safeway advances made to Cortland,
by 16 banks; to
$14,577,473;
without
prepay,
added
4705
the
in
asthmatic,
amounting
be
to
Dairies,
Inc.—Notes
Sold
due serially
notes
Co.—V.
180,
Sept. 1,
first
Privately—
mortgage
1955-1969 through Hirsch
Its offices
arthritic,
located
are
180,
Goldman, Sachs
Co.
&
and
R.
fuze
GIVING
to
be
EFFECT
TO
dated
totaled
"year.
PRESENT
064
Sept.
100,000 shs.
Shennan, President,
considered
similar
Moreover,
miracles
about
as
of
still^
devices
7,750 shs.
u
possible
W.
'•
Weston
stock
per share.
New
offered
York.
in part.
In
It
the
reserves
,
Prior
will
terminate
not
later
be
to
out
announcement
the
by
to
order
the
of. receipt
remainder
25.
will
come
be
the
size
fuzes
that
and
of
decade
a
Chase
The
shares
by
National
pre-
ago,
of
Sept. 29.
Daystrom
controlled
request
on
list
outstanding stock.
If the full
Daystrom will control approximately 52%
Chairman
Putnam.
Lines,
Oct.
on
to
12
that
Oct. 19.—V. 177, p.
..
Denver
Joan
of
about
44%
Y
of
purchased,
are
Essex
■"
ferred
The
x
outstanding
accrued
39,145
on
or
called
Directors
be
not
Net
of
Delta-C&S
candidate
a
meeting
of
RR.
Each
Nov.
on
15,
Other
on
be
Co.—Calls
after
or
:i
stock
Nov,
16
Oil
&
Gas
Detroit Edison
Co.
Corp.
above.—V.
Trust
178,
The
to
Income
from
Other
income
?'
1953
-
share),
per
pay
314,235
27,937,772
794,421
31,850,326
28,732,193
10,702,780
the
1927.
20,522,465
14,690,525
4,068,193
5,831,940
10,780,158
10,617,883
$1.96
____
Cash dividends paid or declared
The
and
Shares
in
business
for
$1.93
-
•
outstanding at end
180,
share
per
of
of capital
stock
348.
p.
(James) Dole Engineering Co.—Plans Financing—
The
company this week plans
record
Oct.
14
the
right to
of
$217,524 of convertible 5%
series) at par on the basis
shares
of
offer
to
subscribe
income
of
$1
its
to
on
due
notes
value
par
before
Jan.
of
the
fact,
Farmers
in
change.
of
,
10
Nov.
1,
notes
states
in
24
states,
Farmers
The
for
proceeds
each
See
five
will
be
used
to
and
for
other
Coronado
Health
Resort,
Phoenix,
The
due
shares
of
September
1,
1969
at
stock
common
offered
100%
at
par
$250,000
units
(in
($10
of
from
Each
debentures
before Sept.
or
1,
1964
at
of
$1,000
a
may
1,
102%;
accrued
interest
in
net proceeds will
improvements.
On
corporation
July
31,
be
1959
debenture
redeemed
at
of
share),
per
10
shares
was
1954
the
and
each
be
The
case.
used
to
Sept.
and
to
on
are
additional
Arizona
entered
into
on
an
1,
or
July
1955
before
maturity
debentures
construct
incorporated in
company
after
thereafter
subsequent
at
of
and
Sept.
101%;
unsecured.
purchase
attorney
Insurance
licensed
to
do
not
27,
1954.
for
the
of
approximately 38
$5,000
plus
Property
THE
is
interest
improved
at
acres
of
land
in
5%
with
per
a
payable semi-annually.
2-story manor house, a 7-room
annum,
large
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Oct.
on
share to
a
common
share
be
voted
11
the
at
at
the
to
event
the
„
Ex-
180,
the
all
period
the
to
keep
things
us
th«i
on
■•■•...
,
the
of
to
held.
30
Canada,
NOTE:
$51.00 per year.
On
account
of
Other
the
Countries,
fluctuations
In
Forming
The
24, 1954
additional
Sept.
7,000
of
the
shares
period,
for
said
offered
a&
stock
common
rate
of
arc
period
first, served.
of
shares
stock
common
arc
Machine.
Brook,
its
N.
organized
was
principal
place
of
Delaware
in
business
at
Sept. 29, 1948 and,
Hamilton St., Born i
on
18
J.
'
The
principal
N.
■mental
materials
U.
S.
has
experimental
Office
additional
six
applications
covering
for patentable parts of the Forming Machint
also received numerous foreign patents in man;/
countries and has existing applications presently pending lit
foreign countries. It is proposed that the corporation's so.»
will
Noble
Wood
lease
or
derived- from
be
&
Machine
the
with
agreements
such
consist
with
Patent
improvements
corporation
sell
1
the
of
the
propose
assets
together
J.,
invention
The
to engage in manufacturing in an /
of
the pilot machine
at
Bound.
machine parts and expen
and
U.
S.
Patent
No.
2,581,210
relating to th f
Forming Machine. In addition, there is presentl'
does not
company
Its
form.
Brook,
received
royalties
Machine
Co.
is
sole
under license contracts
to manufacture iho
licensee
and under its agreement with this company ma,'
Forming Machine to the persons holding licens.j
The
Forming
Machine
Co.
of
Inc.
America,
to
us<j
machine.
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
FINANCING
Outstanding
publicly offered $350,000 of first mortgage bonds dated
Sept. 1, 1954 and due semi-annually from March 1, 1955
to and including Sept.
1, 1969, at par and accrued inter¬
80,000 shs.
35,000 sh.4
■
,
•-
-
.
the
Of
'
--
'
•
;
Wis.,
on
$1,000
and
$500.
Co.
Stores, Ltd.
—
Stock Offered
—
Reynolds
Lester, Ryons & Co. head a group which on
100,000 shares of class A 5% cumulative
participating stock (par $1) at $22.50 per share.
This
offering was oversubscribed and the books closed.
to
retire
net
proceeds
bank
and
the
of
insurance
offering
company
will
be
used
leans and
by
the
increase
to
working capital.
the
Angeles
supermarkets are
erts."
with
Co.
ucts
The
other
which
and
Since
also
Angeles
operates
certain
operated
company
Los
and
under
owns
chain
1950
Wiffllm
chain
of
the
names
27.93%
a
stores
in
38
in
supermarkets in
other stores.
The
"Thriftimart"
partnership
the
other
Jerseymaid
and
company
existing
Steel & Machinery
interest
Milk
companies with
jointly
Products
dairy prod¬
has
followed
markets
and
a
this
policy
of
program
modernizing
is
now
and
largely
offering
stock
account
The
selling
Co.—Proposed Finance
The
to
selling
will be J. D. Brance
(President of th«t
Underwood, Neuhaus & Co.; Eppler, Gueriia
Collins.
&
and
distributors
will
include
Moroney,
Beissner
B.
Dana
remittance for foreign
Beissner & Co.
price
market
will manage.
tentatively in the $10 to $11 range,
conditions
and
other factors prevailing
is
subject of courso
time
o\
incorporated in Texas, has operated successfully
main plant is in Fort Worth and the foundry is
fa.-'
in
at
the
offering.
The
32
company,
years.
Dallas.
The
Company produces
(a)
power
transmission equipment
(sprock¬
ets, sheaves
pulleys, hubs.
Also chains, V-belts and pillow blocks,
purchased from others);
(b) Materials handling equipment (screws
conveyors,
steel bucket elevators, pneumatic conveyor systems,
ble
car
loading
Company,
subscriptions
an
4
Company;-Underwood, Neuhaus & Co.;
Chas. t
& Turner; and several other Texas firms.
Co.; Eppler, Guerin
Moroney,
The
fide residents of Texas of 80,000 share.t
planned by several Texas underwriter.)
stockholders.
Is
$1)
stockholders
underwriters
&
bona
certain
Shawell & Co.;
Shawell
White
to
(par
of
Robert E. Moroney and James W.
Turner;
Co.;
"Rob¬
foods.
the
its
a
departments
supplies Fitzsimmons and
frozen
remodeling
company
area
the
company);
&
1
Los
public
common
for
and
14 offered
PROCEEDS—The
$1).
'
a
Oct.
(par
999.
p.
jng_Offer Made to Purchase Common Stock at $90 pefcShare—Stock Split Planned—
of
Fitzsimmons
180,
Fort Worth
1
■
issue, $94,500 bear interest at 3(4%»' $60,500 at 3'/2%:
334%; and $156,500 at 4%,
Bonds are in denominations
at
stock
Common
—V.
total
$5,000,
S. Patent Office)
exchange,
ft
unsubscribed
of 15 dayf;
the
of
second
a
come,
7,000
of
all
are
stockholders
by
corporation
$55.00 per year.
the
,
*',
■
7,000
first
basis
of
for
shares
These
day
stockholders
the
all
days
30
involved,
said
said
of
spouts);
(c)
cotton
oil
mill
machinery
and
blov/
Publishers, 25 Park Place, New York 7, N. Y., REctor 2-9570. Herbert D. Seibert, Editor and Publisher;
William Dana Seibert,
President. Published twice a week [every Thursday (general news and advertising issue) with a statistical issue on Monday]. Other offices: 135 S. La Salle Street, Chicago 3, ■"linoii
(Telephone STate 2-0613); 1 Drapers' Gardens, London, E. C., England, c/o Edwards & Smith. Copyright 1954 by William B. Dana Company. Reentered as second class matter February 25, 194Z. a1
post office at New York, N. Y., under the Act of March 3, 1879. Subscriptions In United States,
U. S. Possessions, Territories and Members of Pan-American Union, $48.00 Dex year: in Dominion ox
(Reg. U.
to
people
at $25 per share on the basis of one
shares
the
on
that
event
maintains
The
253.
p.
,
of
more
Ford
The
net
proceeds will be used by the company
in
the further
development of the Forming Machine and its patentable parts and irx
experimentation with products which in their manufacture may empk /
>
dividend
annua]
that
within
share
per
the
five
offered
be
subscribed
foreign
share.—V.
a
and
up
intend
we
during the first two option periods o:l
45 days from the date of initial offering, the unsubscribed shares wiJi
be offered to the general public at $30 per share.
■
•
'
1098.
increase
$1.10
step
and
stockholders of record
its
(par $1)
underwriting is
No
will
$25
In
not
Newark, N. J.—Increases
rate of
target,
moving
a
produce more
stock
each
for
subscribed
income
of
is
is offering to
subscribe for a
to
of
shares
Philadelphia—Acquisition—
Co.
develop and
speculation.
business
of
p.
market
organization will
product planning.
new
and
company
Forming
directors
$1
to
various
of
the
"
'
.
that
explained
marketing, research
right
new
of
west
The
the
Association
Casualty Co. above.—V. 180,
BUSINESS—The
Phoenix, Ariz., known
locally as the Colonel Thompson Ranch. The total purchase price is
fixed at $150,000, with $50,000 to be paid in cash and the balance
of $100,000 to be represented by a first
mortgage to be dated Nov. 15,
1954. and to be payable over a 20-year
period in annual installments
of
principally
Association
company
buildings and
agreement
is
expanding its merchandising and
product
to find out more about automotive customers ancl
products closely matched to their requirements, L. D.
Vice-President
and
Division
General
Manager,
announced
automobile
shares
company.
corporate
a
Farmers
is
1'
•
Authorized
without under-
-
_
as
the
tho
cancel
to
Oct. 12
15-year* 6%
each) and
purchase
may
and
on
103%;
thereafter
The
The
District
acts
of
Exchange
v
right
the
reserves
Forming Machine Co. of America, Inc., Bound Brook
First Presbyterian Church of Muneie, Ind.—Bonds Of¬
&
purchaser
on
for
the
It
manager
fered—B. C. Ziegler & Co., West Bend,
$1,000
writing.
With
Exchange.
as
Insurance
Firemen's Insurance
of
in
Sept.
the stock.
The
words,
1954.
Division
Crusoe
In
the
at
N. J.—Stock Offered—
was Incorporated
in Nevada, Oct. 17,
business is the management of Farmers
its
of
Insurance
and
Eureka
$38,500
corporation
debentures
<
to
*
series A, 4%:
which said
bonds,
principal amount and numbers of bonds of¬
writing to The National City Bank of New
in
13.
many
Ariz.—Deben¬
tures Offered—
-
v
,
a
Underwriters
Fire
est.
El
*
accrue
the
made
mortgage
first
of
to it at the lowest prices
accrued interest to Nov. 3,
activity
continue
Dividend—
pay for
improvements
general corporate purposes.—V. 180, p. 10.98.
.
will
tenders
par
used
be
■
'
'
..
new
"The
to go to John C. Tyler, "Chairman
are
proceeds
be
Ford
Mr.
stock
chusetts Mutual Life Insurance Co.
2,500
the
of
invites
,
Division's
share.
per
'
.
sucn
before
The
*
to
are
27—
as
of
Oct.
net
Privately—
The company has sold privately $2,000,000 of 3 3A% prom¬
issory notes due Jan. 15, 1967, to Metropolitan Life Insurance Co., Guardian Life Insurance Co. and Massa-
,
minerals.
'
.
,
.
at
Columbia, and is presently operating
the Mississippi. The business of the
consists
assertedly of maintaining
an
Agency Force throughout the operating territory of the Exchange
for
the
purpose
of selling the
various types of insurance policies
offered by the Farmers Insurance Exchange,
principally liability and
other classes of insurance on or
pertaining to automobiles, and main¬
taining a Claims Department, with offices throughout the operating
' territory of the Exchange, for the settlement of claims by and against
members and policyholders of the Exchange.—V. 180,
p.
1333.
(1954
1961
Edison Brothers Stores, Inc.—Notes Placed
„
proceeds
for
note?)
by
the
with
offered
evidenced
and principal
installments over o
Ford Motor Co.—To Develop New Products—
corporation
Farmers
39
for
1332.
p.
The
exploration
proceeds
type
other
The
in
held.
No underwriting will be involved.
proceeds will be added to working capital and used to
continue the company's manufacturing and leasing operations.—V.
180,
The
be
■,
(Want, using modern merchandising techniques
target," Mr,. Crusoe explained.—V. 180, p. 909,
notification
to
"• ^'
specifying
V?'
■V
stockholders
common
or
of
stock
be
annum,
per
'
Nov. -8,
1954, the company
acceptance;—V. 179, p. 2247.
reciprocal or interinsurance exchange, under
powers of attorney given to it by all of the members of the Farmers
Insurance Exchange authorizing it to conduct the insurance business
4
period
to
norte
Exchange,
-
working capital
construction
Net income
—V.
the
net
and
general
•
Retained
letter
a
common
$1) to the public at $30.90
Board,
Insurance
8,209,728
21,147,546
17,079,353
1
of
underwriting.
incident
PROCEEDS—The
in
income
filed
1
shares
without
expenses
stock (par
of
„
-
Oct.
on
50,000
BUSINESS—This
corporate income_____^._________!
Deductions from income
Net
corporation
covering
4%
120a.
p.
before
Oftered—Lester, Ryons & Co., > Los Angeles,
Calif., on Oct. 5 publicly offered 3,000 shares of common
188,461.295
160,523,523
.___
Gross
-
$
31,536,091
...
sale
at
quarter-annual
in
later
tion
t
192,937,179
utility operations
'
The
ft
National Bank
agent of the company, 22 William Street, New York 15, N. Y„
than 12 noon Oct. 26, 1954.
Notice of acceptance or rejec¬
tenders will be mailed not later than Nov. 2,
1954.
accepted bonds are not delivered to said agent for payment on ox'
.not
The
—
into
entered
by
1,
must
.York,
$286,366
Control
received
company
July
fered
•
.
,
New
—
Borrowings shall
180,
180, p. 1432.
The
Farmers Underwriters Association, Los Angeles, Calif.
161,401,088
...
$287,445
has
company
with
Fonda, Johnstown & Gloversville UR.—Tenders—
$318,578
32,212
quarterly on March lj
and, after payment to class B
amount equal to 5% of th(>
with Security-First
thereof
payable
-"
2,794
-
an
■
—Stock
$
taxes..
484
■
be
Tenders
$366,708
surplus.^
;
1954
utility operations...,
and
V.
Crusoe,
-
,
272,959 shs,
80,000 shs.
the company (ft Room 2033, Two Rector St.,
York 6, N. Y., up to 11:30 a.m. (EST) on Oct. 27 for the purchase
from it of $10,000,000 first mortgage bonds due
Nov. 1, 1984.
See
.develop
SEC
None
Florida Power & Light Co.—Bids Oct.
$315,784
•_
824.
date
be
years.—V.
10
ol
Bids will
1953
2,968,960
in
1954,
1955.
1,
from
shall
1991 for sale
bonds may be offered with
79,263
Co.
Outstanding
New
in¬
Fairhaven Mines, Inc., Boise, Idaho—Files—»
,
-
expenses
notes
of
1875. "
p.
'"''
Gross revenues from
interest
such
period
each
$366,224
Casualty
'
FINANCING
payable
annum,
per
dividends
AGREEMENT—The
LOAN
portable
2,988,792
___•
thereof
agreement dated Septr 1,
148,536 shares of capital stock of this company (repre¬
senting 99% of the shares outstanding) to Fire Associa¬
tion
of
Philadelphia was announced on Oct. 7 by
Yarnall, Biddle & Co. of Philadelphia, Pa.
stock.
(& Subs.)—Earnings Up—
:
Operating
$10
BANK
bearing
$3,284,744
taxes
for dividends and
p.
PRESENT
1,000,000 shs.
100,000 shs.
value)
par
1954
fiscal
against $507,?
.
.
TO
($1 par value)
non-cumulative
announced
two
simultaneously
charges
179,
partic.
value
par
of
■planning
common
12 Months Ended Aug. 31—
Y'
been
of
$3,355,016
._
*
~
($1
Colorado
were
operating and other income
Eureka
Its
International
The
at
of
shares plus
stock, may be
shares of
Derby Oil Co.—Proposed Consolidation—
See
income
Net
.
—V.
per
preferred
IV2
all
1954
$100
at
of
into
Pre¬
Co., 17th and California Sts.,
Denver,
Colo.,
or » at
the Guaranty
Trust Co. of New York. 140 Broadway,'New York 15, N. Y.
The outstanding preferred stock is held
by escrow trustees under
the road's preferred stock escrow agreement of April
11, 1947,
and
Is represented by preferred stock escrow certificates and
preferred
Stock escrow scrip.-—V. 180,
p. 1332.
^
raised
has
>
30,
Nov.
on
share
1954
been
it
prices
1954
»
and
expenses
27,
previous
as declared by
the board of directors out of funds legally
therefor, the class A shares are entitled, in preference to the
shares, to receive cumulative cash dividends at the rate of 5"/J
of
for
held
to
.
redemption
preferred
$5.84.
have
operating Income
Balance
Western
for
shares
of
before
Payment will be made
.
of
will
-
has
dividends
converted
r
he
annual
Stock—.
company
to Retire—
revenue
partic. ($1
cum.,
$900,000 before April
County Electric Co.—Earnings—
operating
Interest
Grande
receivers
Six Months Ended June 30—
Gross
.
March
the
Los
998.
p.
for
Angeles under which the bank agrees to make loans to the
company at such times before Oct.
1, 1955, and in such amounts as
the company may request,
up to but not exceeding
an
aggregate of
$1,800,000. - The company agrees to borrow thereunder not less than
-
of the stock.—V. 180, p. 1332,
Board
that
the
at
180,
1953.
EFFECT
nev
value thereof per annum, to participate ratably per share
class -B. shares in any further dividends paid during the year.
.par
Phonograph Corp.—Raises Prices—
television
this
creased.—V.
2006.
Rio
&
the
of
announced
position
16
by
Operating
Carlton
of
$43,551,315
1, Sept. 1 and Dec. 1 in each year,
due
shares
35,000
Delta, Air Lines, Inc.—Chairman
re-election
Radio &
prices
GIVING
itn
of
six
year
and
B
the
•the
.
Weston's
Air
When
NEW
he said,
corporation, effective Oct. 15, 1954,
Michael Kory,
Director of
Sales.
The
phonographs, a phono-radio and a radio
of
Bank
non-cum.,
smaller.
even
to
Emerson
$25
at
the
of
1954.
a
stockholders
tender
in
the
Oct.
company official that Daystrom
offerings of stock either in whole or
the original
tender request was made
reject any
Weston
when
than
delivered
pointed
was
to
to
requested, Daystrom will accept additional
during trre next week
but
should
right
The
letter
a
offered
accepted,
Stock
,
remainder
This offer
has been
J
the
ended
year
phase
new
the
$1,800,000
5%
.shares
.
obtain
fiscal
with
loans
A,
i
Emerson Electric Manufacturing Co.—Special Offering—A special offering of 4,600 shares of common stock
(par $4) was made on Oct. 14 by Paine, Webber, Jack¬
son
& Curtis at $16.75 per share.
It was completed.
—V.: 180, p. 58.
;
the
ended March 28,
year
B,
.June
/
thimble-sized rocket
a
one-tenth
miniaturization
to
for
compared
a
Vegas.
available
Oct. 11 described
on
the
CI.
use of modern watchmaking techniques has made
simplify the new "Tom Thumb" fuzes to a degree considered impossible 10 years ago, even though the function they perform
in modern warfare
requires far greater precision.—V. 180, p. 1333.
it
•
tenders.
To
for
CI.
*
r
sales
$48,390,562,
in Las
one
Net income for the latest fiscal year was $575,344,
Bank
250,000
_
:
proceeding upon
to open within
now
proposes
Authorized
$100,000
250,000
$10)
(par
998.
p.
$100,000
1969
1,
and
in California and
;
Outstanding
,
five
CAPITALIZATION
FINANCING
is
company
program
EARNINGS—Net
;
Nov.
:____
due
developed by this firm
were
assisting Daystrom in the request
are
G.
dieted
r
Corp. capital stock at $25 -per
share.
The .purchase?%as made under a, request fbr
tenders of up tcf 35,000 shares which expired on Oct. 11.
Thomas Roy JSnes, President of Daystrom, said: "We
are going to
extend the time for tenders submitted to
Oct. 25, as we are willing to accept
approximately 17,000
shares."
at
The
expansion
of
purchase of a
Electrical Instrument
Pressprich & Co.
geriatric, cardiac,
Elgin National Watch Co.—New Development—
*
for
of
care
&
on Oct. 12 announced the additional
substantial number of shares of Weston
;
for
the
completed.
'supermarkets,
;class
Daystrom, Inc.—Extends Offer to Buy Weston Shares
additional
debs,
stock
Common
•p-This corporation
;•
for
L__
1954
—V.
J.
:>
Paradise
allergic and convalescent-patients.
Osborn Road, Phoenix, Ariz.
East
5%
908.
p.
Phoenix, ' and
at
the
Valley winter resort area.
the purpose of providing modern
Authorized
The company has sold privately $850,000 of 4M>% serial
•>
downtown
of
formed
was
Southwest
CAPITALIZATION
15,
Crystal
renowned
the
15-year 6%
Daitch
Northeast
to
working capital of1 Cortland to be used for general corporate purposes
including the purchase of additional equipment to be leased to Safeway.
—V. 180, p. 1431.
:
six adobe cottages and various additional out¬
lies South of famous Camelback Mountain, approxi¬
miles
corporation
facilities
from
to
home,
area
eight
gateway
ap-
automotive equipment, which it leases to Safe\vay.
the sale of the series A and series B debentures
including
proceeds
be
certain
owns
brick
buildings. The
.
d advertisements must be made In New York funds.
4
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1536)
.
Monday, October 18, 1954
..
"T~
i
5
pipe
'
systems;
sold
are
and
(d)
throughout
fans
Exhaust
the
United
collectors.
dust
and
States,
and
Canada
in
and
Products
Mexico,
served
South
througn district sales offices in Fort Worth, Houston, Los Angeles, San
Francisco, Memphis, Kansas City, Atlanta, Chicago, Jersey City and
Cincinnati.
Invitations
and
mailed
recently
were
stock
common
(no
to
stated
$10
par,
tender
to
i
The
First
Before
the
10
for
on
share
National
Bank
public offering
issuing
1,
(no
stated
par,
the
shares
10
Worth, f
Fort
of
$10)
value
•
$1
in
of
each
the
the
past
have
plus
the
in
future
redemption
for
loans
(6% )—
notes
of
planned
are
split
the
on
80
at
stock
up
'
:
Co.
»
is
tion.
covered
It
Clement
order
and
not
has
stock
not
is
by
required
as
rules,
SEC
and
offering was commenced
See V. 180, p. 816,
the
and securities sold prior to time permitted by rules.
Wagenseller & Durst, Inc..
Scott,
.
Horner
inc.
,
Oct.
on
share of common stock
The
corporation on Oct. 8 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
The
Secondary Offering—A secondary
—
offering of 3,000 shares of common stock (par $10) was
made on Oct. 1 by Blyth & Co., Inc., at $24.50 per share,
with a dealer's discount of 40 cents per share.
It was
(par $6)
completed.—V. 179,
r
•
t
.
1933.
p.
'
-'
.
'
*1
•
_
*
"•
'
*
:
"
.
..
General Electric Co.
9 Months Ended
* '
•'
admitted
be
to
dealings
from
•
Total
in
the
from
and
Federal
19,614,000
financial
taxes
and
profits
excess
and other sources
oper.
other
income
Federal
$347,173,000
$274,491,000
' 26,474,000
,
294,105,000
charges
373,647,000
-
414,000
261,000
153,000,000
renegotiation.
194,000,000
taxes
Sales
J.
the
of
63,000,000
better
$140,691,000
than
stock
com.
company
as
they
had
in
anticipated, he
an
mercial
lines
for
the
bpen
for
for
$1.34
the
the
month
of
There
was
tember,
marked
a
and
definite
several
past
but
should
he
predicted
nearly
equal
that
the
internal
been
borrowed
com¬
attaind
level
sales
of
upturn
increase
General
during
in
heavy
Electric
the
apparatus
and
orders
in
Sep¬
appliances
Hotpoint
took
month.
Dedicates New Laboratory—
The
net
bank
ended
Sept. 30, 1954,
share on 1,039,971
$3,500,000
in
development laboratory expected
efficient production of electricity was
more
Oct.
on
5.
Saupe,
The
of
purpose
General
to
blaze
new
dedicated
at
to
The
will
laboratory
and
also
and
wide
Ebasco
of
:local
G-E
for
of
in
work
steam
both
turbines.
Its
high-
offices
of
and
two-story
a
services.
The
wide
low
main
with
bay approximately
part of the build¬
50-ton
a
traveling
crane.
Works.
Receives Large Generator Set Orderfor
Class,
the
the
U.
8.
CVA-62,
Navy's
will
S.
Kohl,
10
the latest
newest
be
built
Supercharger Department
at
aircraft
by
the
carrier
of
company's
Fitchburg,
the
Forrestal
Small
Turbine
first
Mass.
of
these
sets
the
of
revolve
at
units
is
is
scheduled
speed
a
units
of
its
100.000
capable
are
General
Peabody
for
delivery
of
1,500-kilowatts,
revolutions
producing
180,
p.
60
in
the
cycles,
spring
&
Co.
heads
(par $5) at $18.75
PROCEEDS—These
Hal
S.
is
Phillips,
President
Treasurer
and
per
shares
each
and
Offered—Kidder,
which
group
1936,
with
dated,
of
in
will
the
$4.60
to
the
See V.
preferred
180,
of
the
It
1954.
of
of
whom
The
sold
is
of
selling
the
company
by
Rawlston
50,000
company
will
Phillips
shares.
The
not
and
D.
the
receive
latter
any
is
Pa.
and
place
business
The
OFFERr-Concurrently with
the
offering
of the
100.000
Georgia
corporation,
Corporation
General
exchange
conditional
Consolidated
Gas
for
on
on
for
has
the
each
agreed
warrants
to
acquisition
common
basis
of
share
to
of
issue
purchase
by
the
63/100ths
of
a
share
Consolidated.
11,200 shares
of
50,000
of
company
shares
of
In
its
of
hereunder
stock
175,000
of
is
87,864
sale
plans
addi¬
the
by
stock
the
by
8,000
Godchaux's
A
and
includes
that
100
for
of
interest
Larchmont,
N.
type
of
described
Des
exchange
shares
Godchaux
Mr.
and
has
Emeritus;
Nov.
on
Moines,
of
third
the
Leon
The
the
of
Godchaux,
McCarthy,
directors
of
Chicago
the
of
Mr.
met
II,
Jr.,
Holland
with
Life
was
Mills
a
stock
is
income
interest
price
and
listed
a
paid
has
of
the
For
of
the
the
fMM* -AH
year
had
ended
about
to
before.—V.
last
the
declined
to
180,
to
taxes.
stock
-
•
of
notification
(par
The
$1)
to
proceeds
$1.01
the
or
after
all
and
profit
with
be
the
offered
to
are
be
EEC
$6
at
fat
used
This
net
$1,403,542
after
the
preferred
3,091,392
quarter
profit
of
for
1953,
the
Fed¬
dividend
share*
common
$8,309,674,
was
with
compares
by this company
including $2,056 9^3
of
profit
net
share.
common
a
1954
12
charges,
equal
on
corresponding
of
Oct.
on
provision
is
share
a
$1.09
share.
reported
was
The
months
company
($50
par
Becker
$9,100,464
last year.—V.
180,
to
equal
$2.86
or
a
$2.60
share,
1208.
p.
Oct.
on
to
&
be
Cownie,
5%
letter
a
cumulative
through
Inc..
for
used
filed
4
share)
per
both
of
T.
C.
Des
of
notification
preferred
Moines.
working capital, etc.—V.
Ia.
174,
with
stock
Henderson
to
&
The
p.
the
be
Co.,
net
SEC
offered
Inc.
and
proceeds
1893.
Hertz Rent-A-Car System, Inc., Chicago, 111.—To Be¬
gin Car Rental Service at New Toledo Airport—
Car
now
has
tem
been
to
George
The
and
of
Lincoln,
Missouri
L.
Jan.
31,
as
$500,810
the
for
in
as
Pacific
Getz,
F.
new
31
Jacobs,
by
$3,800,000
Oct.
Ohio
the
Hertz
Express
Hertz
sys¬
12.
of
President
Toledo,
Drive-It-Yourself, Inc.,
on
Svstem.
Inc., Chicago,
airport station, managed bv Howard Gardner, will
30 cars at the airport.
Altogether, the Hertz station
Toledo
about
in
cars
the
Toledo area.
shares,
on
the Telephone Bond & Share Co. will be
entitled to
subscribe for 27,358 shares and will ourchase
shares not
subscribed for by the
minority stockholders. The offer¬
ing is not underwritten.
becomes
a
PROCEEDS—The
be
used
and
Jr.,
listed
the
RR.
and
reported
year.
1954
proceeds
from
the
Fale
the
of
additional
working
mortgage bonds:
3 Va %, series A, due
April
3V4%, series B, due Sept.
3%%, series C, due Oct.
5%,
sales
•The
909.
the
r
■MiU'iWMi'
preferred
issuable
series
Common
profit,
$608,998
EFFECT TO
PRESENT
FINANCING
Outstanding
1967—
$2,201,000
1,
1973—
1.636,000
1,
1976—
stock
in
($50
1.471,000
par
series-
150,000 shs.
60.000 shi
(no par
amount
indenture
1,
A
stock
IVWF
will
capital.
•First
Cumulative
shares
the treasury for exuenditures heretofore made
improvements of the company's propertv and to pro¬
Authorized
as
Com-
net
and
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
Foremost
Net
from
net
reimburse
the
board.
of
to
extenson
vide
director.
increase
Chairman
previous
fiscal
the
Oct.
announced
was
before Oct. 15, 1954 for 36,000 additional shares of com¬
mon stock (no
par), at $20 per share on the basis of two
new shares for each five
shares held. Of these
a
number
said,
was
to
Neb., to
company
the
the
at
started
it
Home Telephone & Telegraph Co.—Stock Offered—
The company recently offered to its
common stockhold¬
ers of record
Oct. 1, 1954, the right to subscribe on or
Executive Vice-President
announcement
of
it
elected
way
George
Cook,
service
be
operates about 60
180,
sold
and
Board
been
under
adding
Co.
the
has
the
operate
disclosed.
the
President,
are
will
member,
Walter
controls
announcement
an
not
of
rental
Airport
other
and
outstanding.—V.
to
were
as
George P.
same
p.
The
purposes.
166, p. 1051.
1954
corresponding period
value),
year
$55,200,000,
letter
a
depletion,
covering 6,000 shares of
Dairies, Inc.
however,
nine
common
for
view
in
the
1955.
6,
corporate
Secondary Offering—A
—
«
common
of
and
In
at
succeeded
plans
director
Aug.
other
Hawkeye-Security Insurance Co., Des Moines, Iowa—
Exchange Commission—
said.
Insurance
mature
and
and
The
activities
"substantial."
as
Chairman
as
continue
and
filed
6
of
$3,208,374
$3,464,575,
The
industrial lifts
Board)
Dallas,
of
according
that
a
Co.,
Trust
Irving
issue proposed
held as treasury
is
company
Vice-President,
added
industrialist,
Bankers
Rice
will
by
the
which
Holland,
Holland
announcement
announcement
board
a
the
supplied
Files With Securities and
him, and Mr. Scanlon,
listed
as
the
largest stockholder in the cane sugar refining and
producing firm, has been named Chairman of a newly-formed executive
committee,
loans
construction
underwriting.
quarter
30,
Iowa.
purposes,
before
of
this
in
Y.,
retired
Mr.
its $6,000,000
Irving
Hanna Co.—Quarterly Earnings—
profit
to
in
but the business has been
(Chairman
shares
B.
the
Oct.
on
depreciation
eral
13.
spokesman
been
The
Chase.
for
shares
the
underwriters at
corporation,
defense
common
Robert
by
used
without
for
equal to
In
under
and
of 15,000 shares of common stock
made after the close of the market on Oct. 15
was
(M. A.)
issue
to
Bank
offering
requirements
issued
not
in
outstanding
Only
company.
National
Hall Printing Co.
company
Net
534.
Oct.
shares
J
be
for
533.
p.
so
that its
milking machines,
of
W. Swanson
shares,
$1,000,000 at 3%
had
$750,000
general corporate purposes.—V.
Court Avenue, Des Moines, Iowa.
1000 East Mermaid Lane, Philadelhas been the manufacture and sale
mechanisms
common
924.
p.
999.
p.
share,
per
Godchaux Sugars, Inc.—Chairman Sells Stock Interest
stock.
BUSINESS^—The company distributes
LP-gas in Louisiana, western
Mississippi and Georgia, serving
approximately 114,000 domestic, in¬
said
$250,000
will
covering
lines.
total
179,
and
lifting apparatus,
throughout the years
family of Fred
Service.—V.
Gas
_
^
this
com¬
Consoli¬
Top
company
The
company.
The
A
stock.
through an underwriting
This stock was placed in the New
stock.
.
said
the
class B
accomplished
was
A
for
class
1104.
Iowa
an
of
business
special
class
the
on
the
to
June 7, 1954.
on
180,
For
sold
and
and
of
declared
or
after
requirements
paid
was
Net profits
profit
net
Handy & Harm an, New York—Files With SEC—
plant at
a
manufacture
elevators,
as
East First
principal
hoists
expanded
the
include
is
has
year
amount
paid
were
The
Dividend
'
Des Moines, Iowa—Stock Offered—
principal
also
Its
gradually
the
of
company is offering to exchange an aggregate of 132,300
shares
to
holders
of
common
stock
of
Consolidated
Gas
Gas
its
automotive
Chairman
being
are
Red
(par $1)
properties
amount
an
180,
stock
were
1433 and
p.
organized,
was
the
$28,780.
entire
$264,613.
were
$68,947.
was
Shearson, Hammill & Co. at $19 per share, with a
dealer's discount of 75 cents per share. It was
completed.
—V. 180, p. 1208.
the
repay
sale
future
Vandergrift in
stock
the
at
by
has
$1,300,000
used
be
near
of about $665,000.—V.
of
July 31, 1954
was
This
dividends
for
(W. F.)
(Pennsylvania), purchased by Gen¬
for
preferred
address
company
Richard
connection
in
$6
items
$10,791.
No
secondary
are
company's
on
share.
the
General
$1,500,000,
In September,
payment
shares
company
Scanlon,
Stock
investment
an
director
a
director.
a
EXCHANGE
mon
acquire
construction
909.
p.
the
with
long-term indebtedness.
The
Charles
proceeds.
a
—V.
statement
in September offered to the public 12,000 shares
stock (par $5) at $12 per share, without underwriting.
proceeds will be used to increase working capital and
net
reduce
1433.
Gas Corp.—Common
these
shares
of
proceeds
company
The
minute.
Together the
electricity to supply a
per
enough
for
remaining
will
and
Oct. 14 offered publicly 100,000 shares of
common stock
Co.,
preferred
Company
Hoist Co.,
common
group
common
in
share.
per
Globe
p.
rated
city of 24,000 people.—V.
shares,
remaining
new
(parent),
parent
22,214
related
1956.
Each
and
Registers
General
Manager of the department, announced on
the U. S. Navy has placed an order with the Fitch¬
amounting to aporoximately $1,750,000 for eight turbine
generator sets for the Navy's fourth new carrier.
former
its
outstanding
$106.50
that
eight
—
depreciation reserve funds, sal¬
on
hand, and cash available
of
finance
180,
Corp.—Earnings, etc.—
depreciation
supplies
the
to
help
Gulf States Utilities Co.—Bank Loans—
a
The
for
pria,
design to furnish electrical
Works
The
Of
generator sets of
gear
power
gear
registration
a
use
and
the
to
mill.—V.
The company has taken down
loan agreement with The Chase
facilities
Inc., of New York, supervised design and construc¬
building, which is designated Building No. 263 of the
the
Turbine
Oct.
chase
banks.
of
used
Me.,
the year ended
and
were
60,000
was
The
burg
the
Of
expects
stock
being
are
outstanding.
Services,
tion
F.
,
$9,017,-
Georgia Power Co.—Stock Sold—
The
consists
ing is 200 feet long and 80 feet
and
from
Telephone Corp.
common
Co.,
market and was completely sold on the day of the issue.
December, 1953, purchase of the Associated Gas Service of St.
Petersburg was completed. This was followed in January by the pur¬
estimated at $3,864,000. Of this, $2,364,000
are
through
sources.
company
notes,
In
of
development
on
sections
Pennsylvania
permanently such borrowings through
mortgage bonds and common stock.
first
Placement—The
York
and
the cost of
components.
building
new
feet
;
year
of
include
generator
The
<
40
carry
its
equipment for testing generator fans and hydro¬
seals, turbine steam seals, oil pumps, bearings, and other turbine
gen
•
will
low-pressure
taxes
Financing
net
had
is
finance
tional
C^^-Private
additional $2,000,000 of 4%
an
Millinocket,
stockholders.
to make additions
and
improvements to telephone
anticipated that $1,200,000 of additional capital will be
required to finance the 1955 construction program, to be obtained
originally from banks through short-term loans.
The company plans
It
J
earnings
1954,
the laboratory, accord¬
G-E's Large Steam
Manager
Turbine-Generator Department, is to imorove the
design of turbine and
generaator components for
more
efficient
generation
of
electricity.
'The new facilities will make possible the
exploration of new areas in
the development of power generation
equipment," he declared.
pressure
30,
of
filed
7
of Vandergrift Telephone
turbine
Schenectady, N. Y.,
ing to William E.
Sept.
Co.
materials
proceeds
loans
plant.
eral
trails
before
shares of its $2.25 preferred stock (no par), to be
sale
through an underwriting group headed by
expenditures
provided
material,
vaged
from
of
sales
high
be
Ralph
months,
Oct.
on
public
1954
will
:^ rti;
1954—8 Mos.—19$)
$7,180,068 $13,464,876 $12,690,473
-
Co. and New England Mutual Life Insurance
Net sales for
.
The
A
for
were
September
1953.
a
Stock
Midwest
Webber, Jackson & Curtis and Stone & Webster Securities
Corp.
The public offering price and- underwriting terms are to be
supplied by amendment.
The company is engaged in a program of substantial additions to,
and replacements of, its telephone plant, which, is being continued in
Sales of defense products continued to be
added,
year
$116,386,000
$1.62
issued—
whole
a
Cordiner, President, said.
lower,
ended
Telephone
SEC covering 30,000
1954.
Net earnings
.Earnings per share of
much
the
on
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
offered
Rapcr
has sold
proceeds
The
company
-
•=
- -
$30,000,000 the amount borrowed under
$38,000,000 loan agreement.
The
Co.—Earnings Increase—
months
three
months
Paine,
inc.
.Interest
operations
income
;
1954—31 Weeks—1953
-
Northern
company's
totaled $5,108,100 on sales of $24,818,600, compared with $4,318,300 on sales
of $23,247,600 in
the corresponding nine months of 1953.
Earnings
per share
were
$4.91 and $4.15, respectively.—V. 180, p. 350.
This
Income
Non-operating
the
at
1954—Month—1953
$7,470,008
1208.
p.
surance
(Oct. 18).—V. 179, p. 2472.
.
General
represented
a
ing quarter of 1953.
Smith W. Storey, President, reported third quarter sales of
800, compared with $7,874,900 in the same 1953 quarter.
1954
outstanding
1, 1974, to the John Hancock Mutual Life Insur¬
Co., Aetna Life Insurance Co., New York Life In¬
arranged
1953
Sales of products and serv. to customers. $2,167,397,000 $2,341,048,000
Operating costs exp. and other charges.
1,892,906,000
1,993,875,000
t1
Inc.—.—
Shober
&
180,
ance
(& Subs.)—Earnings Higher—
Sept. 30—
Kuoper
due Oct.
of $1,990,900, equal to $1.91 a
common
outstanding,
compared
with
$1,518,900
and
$1-46
a
share
the same number of outstanding shares in the correspond¬
nine
Brothers
—
Great
on
the
President
Jr.,
Goodall
as
1954.
31,
1954—5 Weeks—1953
Gulf Cities Gas
will
General Portland Cement
For
known
180, p. 1334.
company
the
based
be
Dec.
$20,879,296 $19,523,602 $128,788,539 $118,709,485
allowances
shares
;
4,000
4,000
4,000
3,000
2,000
2,000
2,000
2,000
Split Approved—
approved
earnings
Gas Service Co.
Williamson,
B.
to
1333.
p.
Period End. Sept. 36r-
-
15.
shares
company
Whitehead
180,
____
—V.
-
—1-
plus
This
F.
is
effective
proposal to change each
into two shares of $3 par value stock,
14
Exchange at the opening of business today
accrued dividends, through F. L. Putnam & Co., Inc.,
Boston, Mass.
The net proceeds are to be used to repay bank loans
and notes and for purchase of additional property.
chare),
of
Sales-.
($23 per
stock to be offered at par
shares of preferred
covering 8,695
of Oct.
as
new
be
are
-
thus bringing to
stockholders
effective
by
which
Grayson-Robinson Stores, Inc.—Sales Up-^
1208.
General Package Corp.—Stock
The
98%
WV.
1954—9 Mos.—1953
1954^—Month—1953
Gas, Incorporated, Lowell, Mass.—Files With SEC—
*
Co
Woolfolk
4,000
12
become
Grand Union Co.—Current Sales Up—*
,
Inc
&
McCleary & Co.,
and
will
merger
Period End. Oct. 2—
a
$11,128,928 $11,460,501 $87,468,918 $94,591,651
-
Space
Lane,
Inc
180, p.
Oct;
on
surviving corporation,
The
Sales
4,000
Dittmar & Company
French & Crawford, Inc.—
4,500
•
merger
was
approved,
Mr.
Williamson
declared,
without
a
dissenting vote,
with
89%
of
Goodall
Rubber's
outstanding stocic
'
Co.,
Scharff & Jones, Inc—•
Van Alstyne, Noel & Co.—
_
-
Johnson,
1098.
180, p.
Mason,
&
Russ
-
operations.
this company and The Whitehead Brothers Rubber Co.
approved by stockholders of both companies, according to
meetings.—V.
4,000
Co.,
5,500
4,500
.
mining
The
Shares
Robinson-Humphrey
The
Co.,
5,500
Gamble-Skogmo, Inc.—September Sales Lower—
Period End. Sept. 30—
-V'.
Inc.
7,000
Co.,
—V.
&
Eichler & Co.—_
—V.
Bales-
Evans
A.
Courts & Co
purchasers of the
delivered to offerees and
being
8,000
Bateman,
to
^
,
Lester, Ryons & Co
RaUscher,
Pierce &
30,000
„
the
_
have agreed to sell to
whom Kidder, Peabody &
for
/■.■'
&
Inc
persons may
suspension
Co..
Jackson
with
shares
*
submit request for hearing to determine whether the
should be vacated or made permanent.
The order
Etates that the SEC "has reasonable cause to believe" that the terms
and conditions have not been complied with because an offering circular
ested
Webber,
„
and each of the underwriters has
the respective numbers of the 100,000
set forth below:
Curtis.
notification
capital stock (par 10 cents) to
without underwriting. The proceeds
incident
expenses
of
letter
a
of
share,
,
below,
purchase,
stock
Kidder, Peabody
Paine,
15,000
of
the
Co.
stockholders
Shares
V
~
Regulation A. exemption of this corpora¬
300,000 shares of common stock, $1 par value. Inter¬
is suspending the
The SEC
to
agreed
of common
pay
announcement
of
representative,
as
to
filed
1
shares
cents per
of
been
an
and
337,648
„
purchase
for
1957,
share.
30,
selling
Junction, Colo.—w
Suspended—
Offering
'
$337,648
named
underwriters
acting
severally
Corp., Grand
States Uranium
the
of
Inc.,
Co:,
April
•
15,000shs.
stock at $9,375 per
common
shares
Four
to
up
Merger
has
586,047 shs.
1,000,000 shs.
1954-60
used
Oct.
on
670,000
15
Goodall Rubber Co.—Merger Approved—
1,500,000
34,000
34,000
stock
Manufacturing
Exercisable
,each
1,500,000
$5)
common
due
95,973
1-J-
I
UNDERWRITERS—The
share, payable 20 cents quarterly.
per
Tank
3%
•
(par
for
Outstanding
$364,146
2,800,000
95,973
1954-68
(4%)
due
note
stock
•Warrant
at
1954
14,
Oct.
on
notes
at
1954
30,
2,800,000
-1
bank
*
,
Dividends
cents
.
SEPT.
AT
$364,146
1955-64
Short-term
Common
preferred each year it was outstanding.
5%
preferred has been caled
accrued dividend.,
100
due
Short-term
i.
at $5 per share on common
1952, 1953 and 1954.
Also,
paid
1951,
been
1950,
1949,
years
dividends were paid on the
The
notes
be
to
1964.
to
corporation
covering
offered
$761,644.
1955
mortgage
5%
share)
per
due
notes
4%%
its common stock
in lieu of each
outstanding or in the company's
value
Goldpoint Uranium, Inc., Goldfield, Nev.—Files—
The
SEC
$31,871,530
of
Authorized
will split
company
(par
sales
total
had
company
CAPITALIZATION
5%
Delta
Dividends
*
the
1953
of
to
stock
their
treasury.
In
income
net
customers,
company
from
*
commercial
now-outstanding
of
holders
value)
at $90 per share, until noon Oct. 11, not to exceed
4,500
shares
total.
Any
stock
so
purchased will
be
held by the
company in its
treasury for resale to officers and other employees.
In
this connection the company planned to borrow $400,000 or less
the
;
and
EARNINGS—In
1
4
including approximately 33,000
by distributors
recently acquired in Georgia,
Alabama and
Carolina.
Principal corporate offices are in Baton Rouge, La.
dustrial
of
WtefetN* f
of
first
value)
240,000 shs.
mortgage
mortgage
is
not
A*
rtM
bonds
which
limited;;
mav
126,000 sh;
be
additional
issued
bonds
und
may
I
Number 5369
Volume 180
but only
issued
in accordance
with the terms of the indenture
secur-
dent,
DIVIDENDS—The company has paid
dividends
each year since 1987. Quarterly dividends at the
onits common stock
rate hi 45 cents per
1951. '
.
have been paid regularly since January,
share
company
incorporated
was
Indiana
in
1896
in
22, 1935' pursuant to the provisions of The
Indiana General Corporation Act.
The company owns and operates,
without competition, telephone exchanges in the City of Fort Wayne,
and in New Haven, Harlan,
Leo. Huntertwon, Churubusco, Roanoke,
Monroeville, Albion and Kimmell, Indiana, all of which lie within a
radius
of
approximately 35 miles from Fort Wayne.
The company
serves, with its own toll lines, a territory in the northeastern section
of
the state to a distance
of approximately 25 to
50 miles from
'with
is
also
President
Vice-Chairman
of
the
.of
Charles- Devens,
Incorporated
Board,
who
Investors;
Presi-D.
George
of 40 cents per
share
of record' Nov. 24;
Incorporated Investors;- and William
one of the founders of Incorporated Investors and. Chair¬
of its board.
Mr. Parker is a director of several other financial
industrial corporations—V. 180, p. 1208.
"and
the common stock, payable Dec. 10 to holders
on
This is TO cents per common share more than the
company had been paying.—V. 180, p. 535..
Kendall Co.
(& Subs.)—Earnings Show Decline—:
36 Weeks Ended—
Indiana &
Harriman
Michigan Electric Co.—Books Closed—
Ripley & Co. Inc. has closed the books
mortgage 3 Va % bonds due Oct. 1,
Oct. 8. See details in V. 180, p. 1434.
nounced on
it
1984,
.
-Net
its offering of
on
$16,500,000 first
«
,
was
5
—Mrr Walet'sald the projects In*Idaho- win cost more than $3,000,009.
The directors on Oct. 13 declared an increased quarterly dividend
holds the same position
A. Parker, Chairman of
the Board,
reorganized on Oct.
_
who
Aldrich,
man
BUSINESS—The
•
and
(1537)
PERSONNEL—Officers of the Fund include:
-
bonds.
the
ing
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
sales
Proflt
before
Provision
an¬
taxes
for
taxes
income.
on
Federal,
income
on
:
Sept. 4,'54 Sept. 5,'33
$68,732,000 $71,425,000
_
i_i
;
States
.and
7,728,000
5,220,000
Canadian /
—2,630,000
——
4,262,000
$2,590,000
$2.47
$3,466,000
$3.34
.
,
connected
and its exchanges are
the Bell System.—V. 180, p.. 1208.
Fort
Wayne,
Honolulu
Gas Co., Ltd.
with
the
lines
'
•
1, 1969, it was announced
1580.
p.
—
Oct. 14.—V. 177,
on
,
Sold—The
Bank, trustee, 11 Broad St., New York, N. Y.,
Is inviting holders of first mortgage *lA%> 4 Ms %
sinking fund bonds
due 1955-1960 to submit sealed-writtenvproposals to sell such bonds
at prices hot exceeding the
principal amount and accrued interest.
Bids will be received.up till the close of business on Nov.
1, 1954
at the bank: - The sum of $150,045 now held in the
sinking lund is
available-for :the purchase of the. bonds.—V. 178,-
additional
expected
Houdaille-Hershey
Corp.—Merges Sales Facilities—f
has just announced that its North
recently integrated at North Chicago all sales
corporation
has
products division.
ing facilities for
its refrigeration
densers,
cooling plates and
cabinet
for
March
next
next
31
fiscal
A
an
order
color television
will
position
a
be
to make
Oilerman
said
ing facilities.—V.
it
reported
used
has
gone
refrigeration
new
for
research
refrigerating,
180,
626.
p.
laboratory
with
complete
testing fa¬
problems
air conditioning and freezer
Detroit, Mich.—V. 180, p. 534.
Guaranty Trust Co. of New
conversion
through Dec.
stock
common
31,
York
has been
1964 of
appointed agent for
preferred stock into class A
the Initial basis of share for share.—V. 180,
on
before
taxes
Fed.
Net
2,350,000
2,925,000
$1,837,271
$1,830,948
933,380
$3.94
533,380
$3.92
including excess
1954 and $470,000
in
<
—
—
paid—$2 a share
common share
r_:
per
535.
p.
4,755,948
taxes
——
income
180,
4,187,271
taxes—
income
Income
1953
Dividends
4,747,929
2,580,000
10,688,894
(est.)-
2,539,929
1,355,000
——
$1,184,929
$2,167,929
$5,058,894
$6,471,503
$1.17
$2.74
$3.50
taxes
profit
per
"Based
»
.1
-
14,531,503
8,060,000
5,630,OuO
to
used
the
call
372,914 outstanding shares of"6% convertible
preferred stock (par $50).
The preferred is callable on any dividend date at $57.50 per share
plus accrued dividends on 60 days' notice. This would mean the shares
would be called around Dec. 31, since the next dividend action is due
in January. The 1953 preferred dividend has been declared and
paid.
Preferred shareholders have thfe privilege of converting their holdings
common
stock on a share-for-share basis.
into
$0.64
share
com.
-V.
1,845,860 shares.-
on
The
move
by
annual
issue
to
savings
savings
debentures
in
charges
be put
would
retire
and
and
taxes.
into
a
the
It
is
sinking
preferred
stock
anticipatd that
fund to retire
is
the
the
debentures.
179,
on
Income
An
one-half
BUSINESS—The
(Mass.)—Shares
The
is' comparable in capacity to IBM's type 604
of which over 2,000 are in use, it was said. The
tubes. While their speeds are simi ar, shown
two machines provided a sharp contrast in size.
machine
new
electronic calculator,
uses
side
by
This
organized on Sept. 13, 1954 by the man¬
Investors, will become an open-end invest¬
the completion of this public offering, and its
be redemable at net asset value.
Adddltional shares
at
then
will
however, will not be offered until early 1955 after the record date for
the first quarterly dividend, according to present plans.
The fund
has
a
contract
for
investment
advisory services with The Parker
Corp., which also acts as Investment advisers for Incorporated In¬
vestors,
founded
Investment
mutual
which
whom
third
oldest
of
the
funds.
mutual
many
that Incorporated Income Fund will select securities
liberal a yield as possible consistent with investment
according to the company, will best serve investors to
current
to
the
in
as
This,
expected
1925,
policy will differ somewhat from that followed by
funds
have
quality.
in
income
the
be
is
chief
of
prime importance.
investment medium of
Common
stocks
are
CAPITALIZATION—Capitalization of the Fund consists of 3,000,000
shares
of comon
PRINCIPAL
writers
and
stock.
1,250
number
shares
of
to purchase from
agreed
the
Name
of
Fund
are
Shares
Co
Badgley,
Inc
Inc.
Becker & Co., Inc
A. G.
of
5,000
20,000
Collin, Norton & Co.-—:—6,000
Paul A. Davis & Co._
20.000
Davis. Skaggs & Co.„20,600
Dewar,
Robertson Ac
coast
Pan-
*
•
20,000
i
Dittmar & Co
10,000
Draper, Sears* & Co.;
10,000
Ellis
10,000
Co
&
Clement
-
——
Evans
A.
Co.,
&
!
Inc.
5,000
Fahey, Clark & Co.Fewel & Co.
10,000
-
First
First
Securities
45,000
California Co. Inc
Co.
of
Grimm
&
Han rah an
.
Hayden, Stone &
H. Hentz & Co._
meet
the
operating
Hooker
&
Prugh,
son
&
Securities
Eubanks,
5,000
Corp
Meyer-
York
important
-
5,000
Co., Inc.
—
—
Twichell
Co.,
Inc
-
15,000
Dean
Witter & Co.—
1954—4 Weeks—1953
1954—40 Weeks-^1953
,
characteristics
the
in
machine.
A
a
the
Operating Income
V
%
1953
1954
i
—
—
—
—
income
Other
major
Gross
$36,485,190 $32,399,598
31,963,174 27,556,098
$4,843,500
$4,522,016
-
60,822
47,276
$4,461,194
$4,796,224
1,638,240
——
income
Deductions
from
quired are faster than those possible with electro-mechanical devices,
yet not so fast that expensive vacuum tube counters are needed.
It
dividend
of net
Balance
Net
1,760,639
income (net)_
gross
230,000
$2,470,555
$2,927,984
$0.81
$0.96
requirement
stk—
applicable to com.
inc.
income
$3,157,984
230,000
$2,700,555
—
stock
Preferred
(3,039.860 shares)
per share
180, p. 1434.
—V.
—:
— -
-
income
Net
tube counter, an unusual device perefected by IBM engineers.
tube gives reliable performance where the counting speeds re¬
,
Lane Bryant,
principle of allowing
the
a special type of
gas to glow
tube to designate digits.
Seve al of
the
electronic
statistical
machines
equipped with this couftter are
currently undergoing field tests.-
operates
within
on
separate
New
For
of
sections
Sales
months
nine
—
—V.
Developments Announced—
the
Inc.—September Sales Off—
180,
Sept. 30, 1954, this corporation re¬
after estimated U. S. Federal income
taxes.
This is equivalent for the nine months'
period to $8.19 a
share on the
4,098,471 shares outstanding at the end of the period,
$5,025,443 $42,857,507 $45,367,594
$4,848,230
—
1335.
p.
Continue to Rise—
Lehman Corp.—Assets
ended
1954—9 Mos.—1953;
1954—Month—1953
Period End. Sept. 30—
the
Sept. 30,'54 June 30,'54
>'■
AS 0(—
net Inoome
with
compares
after
taxes,
for
the
corporation
income
the
of
corporation
the
for
nine
months
ended
Sept.
corresponding
the
IBM World Trade
"After
Stores
-
vided by Rule. X-12A-5 of the SEC, were approved for
Board of Governors of the Exchange on Oct. 13.
J.
Since
part
of
listing by the
the voting trust certificates of both companies were
Oil Co., C. A. whose American shares are listed
Stock Exchange and registered under the Securities
distributed by Pantepec
on
the
American
Exchange
Act
of
1934,
the
companies
were
exempt
from having to
days.
have
register their securities with the SEC or the Exchange for 120
This period of time has expired and the registration statements
been
filed
and
Atkinson, Wis.—Notes Sold Pri¬
vately—The company has placed privately with institurtional investors $1,375,000 of l-to-15 year 3% to dVz%
notes through Loewi & Co., Milwaukee, Wis.-r—V. 174,
p. 1789.
Lake
Sulphur
Co.,
New
Orleans,
La.—To
Build New Plant—Declares Larger Dividend—
Eugene
H.
Walet,
Jr.,
President,
have
a
year.
1955.
4
$0.74
"' *
-
operation on July 31, last totaled 215 against 212
180, p. 1435.
:7
■
'
'
a year
4
.
giant plate glass- polishing plant at RosSford, Ohio, has
production completing a job that started ,In May, 1951,
work for the first of two- -new twin-grinding
plants, it was announced on Oct. 14.
C. W. Davis, Vice-President, reported that the polishing operations
started on Oct. 2, marking a new era in the history of the Rossford
'The
new
gone
into
with
the
foundation
plant and giving Toledo
the most modern complete
world.
the
In
,
,
plate glass plant
,M1
.
J
plate glass are now being filled with the
twin-ground "Parallel-O-Plate" glass.—V. 180, p. 817.
All orders for quarter-inch
new
The company
record
on
Oct.
14
announced
Telegraph Co.—Stock Offered—
is offering to its common
of the close of business Sept.
stockholders of
1, 1954, rights to
share of common stock for each 19
shares of common stock then held, at a price of $26 per
share. This constitutes a totalr offering of 9,623 shares
subscribe for one
of
common
as an
pany.
not
stock, the net proceeds from which will be
addition to working capital funds of the com¬
Subscription rights expire and the warrants be¬
The offering is
void at 5:00 p.m. on Nov. 2, 1954.
underwritten.—V. 180, p. 1335.
come
that the
as
will build a sulphuric acid plant and a triple super-phosphate
45,000
a
*
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glasa Co.—Expansion—
used
company
1,200,000
$0.52
——
approved.—V. 180, p. 1208.
James Mfg. Co., Fort
Jefferson
$948,968
1,200,000
—
share-.,—
preferred dividends.
in
$685,356
shares—
Lincoln Telephone &
.
Subs.)—Earnings-
——
common
Approv'd
V"TTte voting trust "certificates for the lc par common capital shares
of this corporation, and pan-Israel Oil Co., Inc., traded on th$ Amer¬
ican Stock-Exchange since June 24, .1954, on -an exempt basis as pro¬
$31.92.—V. 180,
,—
profits-
Number "of
.♦'Earned'-per «ommon
earlier.—V.
Israel-Mediterranean Petroleum, Inc.—List'g
was
,
1954
1953
—$69,472,493 $70,876,945
1,269,356
$1,745,968
Z—-——584,000
797,000
taxes
Federal
before
Federal taxes on Income
r
.
—
'Profit
Corporation, the report stated.—V, 180, p. 817.
.
.
Months Ended July 31—
Net
.Effective Jan. 1, 1954, the corporaton revised its method of taking
earnings in countries outside the United States to include only the
distributed, income -(cash dividends) from its wholly-owned subsidiary,
share at Sept. 30, 1953
per
Lerner Stores Corp. {&
1953 period.
up
—
share
Sales
1954, before U. S. Federal income taxes, amounted to $71,507,288
compared with $65,499,078 for the corporation and subsidiary com¬
in
per
—;
351.
six
168,003,645 158,409,025
4,153,124
445^,124
$39.94
$38,14
-
asset value
net
The
30,
panies
value
asset
Net
p.
.
Net
assets
Shares outstanding
and
months ended 8ept. 30,
1954, were not subject to the excess
profits tax, which for the same period in 1953 aggregated $6,708,000.
nine
$
$
Total net
subsidiary companies, for the corresponding 1953 period of $24,092,078,
.'equivalent to $5.88 a share on ths same capitalization.
As the resuit of a ;2 Vi#? stock dividend paid Jan. 28, 1954, and a stock split-up
of
25%
on
May 7,
1954, the number of outstanding shares was
increased from 3,198,868 shares to 4,098,471 shares.
Earnings for the
20,000
5,000
^
on
31—
Operating revenues
Operating expenses and taxes
the company's type 101 electronic statistical
practical use ever made in a business machine
fiist
'
the SEC
with
press,
the
up
filed
was
t
gas
This
of notification
letter
w
number
phase of the
the
plant in southeastern Idaho.
George F. Wilkins, Vice-President,
50,000
*
;
Laclede Gas Co,—Statement of Income—
demonstrated—in
Also
of
to
make
machine—was
5,000
St. Denis J. Villere & Co.
5,000
Wagenseller Ac Durst, Inc.. 25,000
T
"
-
the company's own engineers
required in comp ter circuits.
company's electronic research pro¬
deals with magnetic core storage de¬
"memory" component in IBM's new
"705" data processing machine, announced earlier this month.
Mag¬
netic cores are tiny, doughnut-shaped objects than can "remember"
information indefinitely, and recall it in a few mlllionths of a second.
In this research, IBM has carried on work that orignnated at Massa¬
chusetts Institute of Technology.
They
10,000
Corp
G. H. Walker Ac Co._.
Walston & Co
Witherspoon Ac Co., Inc
'
by
15,000
-
25,000
Joseph, Mellen & Miller,
useO
are
developed
5,000
8tlx & Co.
Texas National
Johnson, Lane, Space Ac
—
5,000
William R. 8taats & Co... 15,000
Albert Theis & Sons, Inc.. 10,000
Townsend, Dabney & Tyson 12,000
5,000
Ball &
Davidson, Inc.
Inc.
5,000
Shearson, Ham mill & Co..- 25,000
8,000
Friedrichs & Co
Hunter,
-
7,500
Fay
Howard, Weil, Labouisse,
design
a
shown
vices.
25,000
—
Stewart,
60,000
Co
transistors
of
as
5.000
Scott, Horner & Mason,
Inc, 1
.1
Security Associates, Inc
Stetson
9,000
Co
2,200
are
Another
7.500
„:
,
10,000
Co..
&
—
-v
$81,959,152 $80,020,778 $831,129,013 $806,734,373
12 Months Ended Aug.
than
37,500
.
10,000
30,000
:
9,000
15,000
5,000
Corp.
Shropshire & Co.—
-•
Chicago
Goodbody & Co
10,000
Oechsel, Mudge & Co.
5,000
Pacific Northwest Co._:_J_ 46,000
Paine. Webber, Jackson &
CurtiS—_
il—— 10,000
Pasadena Corp.
1
5,000
V William N. Pope, Inc.—
12,500
Reed, 'Leaf Tfc Co._
5,000
Reinholdt & Gardner—7,500
Irving J. Rice & Co., Inc
5,000
F. P.- Ristine & Co.—
10,000
DeLancey .Rochester Co.
8,000
Rouse, Brewer & Becker— 20,000
Russ dc Company, Inc.
7,500
5,000
Co.
Co
Morgan & Co
Mtrir Investment Corp
5,000
Ferris
&
&
Mitchum, Tully & Co
Brush, Slocumb & Co. Inc. 30,000
Campbell & Robbtas lnc.__ 10,000
Cohu & Co
10,000
...
Turben
Minnesota-Securities
15.000
& Co
6,000
Co
Mid-South Securities Co
'
Bradford
5,000
50,000
&
t
Sept. 30 cover¬
ing 12,921 shares of common stock (par 33Vb cents) to be offered
at the market (estimated at $2.75 per
share—the aggregate not to
exceed $35,332.97)
through L. D. Sherman & Co., New York, and
Sincere & Co., Chicago, 111.
The net proceeds are to go to Roy A.
Kropp, President, who is the selling stockholder.—V. 179, p. 1722.
engineering model is believed to be the iirst fullytransistorized computer complete with automatic input and
these
to
6,000
Metropolitan 8t. Louis -Co.
Bosworth, Sullivan & Co.,
Inc. *
10,000
J. C.
5,000
♦
,
Kropp Forge Co.—Filing With SEC—
A
,
Merrill,
60,000
:
5,000
10,000
_
McKelvy & Co
Bingham, Walter & Hurry,
Inq.
Shares
McDonald-Moore
7,000
6,000
has
follows:
McDonald & Co
,
15,000
Bateman, Eirhler & Co.___
Reading & Co
each
Irving Lundborg & Co
MacBride, Miller & Co.
5.000
Co.,
&
under¬
several
which
Lester, Ryons & Co
Frederick, Rogers
Adams
as
the
stock
John G. Kinnard & Co
Kinsley & Adams___
60,000
Morfort
Ballou,
of
names
common
Name
Kidder, Peabody & Co
.182,000
Lestrange & Co.5,000
Atwill and Co.
5,000
Arthurs,
Bache&
vacuum
the
side
operative
and
UNDERWRITERS—The
the
'
ported net income of $33,575,088
fund.
the
'
Kroger Co.—Current Sales Increased—
experimental
Fund,
Incorporated
of
company
shares
&
the
comparable vacuum tube unit was demonstrated on Oct. 7 at a
press preview of IBM's new Poughkeepsie, N. Y., research laboratory.
Formal dedication of the building took place on Oct. 9.
a
More
Publicly
Offered—Public offering of 1,400,000 shares of $1 par
value common stock was made on Oct. 14 by Kidder,
Peabody & Co. and associates at $8 per share.
agement
\
'
Period End. Oct. 2—
"ail-transistor" calculator with a computing unit
size and requring
only 5% as much power as
experimental
about
Bonds Closed—
Fund
Sept. 30— 1954—Month—1953
1954—9 Mos.—1953
$12,804,290 $13,087,140 $110,117,110 $113,267,488
1000.
p.
International Business Machines Corp.—Earnings—,
f
gram,
Incorporated
180,
~
1612.
p.
output.
Subscription Books
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc. has closed the books on its offering of
860,000,000 first mortgage 3%% bonds, series H, due Sept. 15, 1989, it
was announced on Oct. 8.
See V. 180, p. 1105.
ment
—V.
—V. 180, p. 1106.
604
inspired
Kress & Co.—September Sales Decreased—
Sales
management of this road is reported to be planning an $18,000,000 issue of debentures, which with some $3,000,000 of
treasury cash,
be
(S. H.)
Period End.
Sales
■
1433.
p.
\
1954—9 Mos.—1953
Federal
The
,
Fed.
,
(& Subs.)—Earnings-
1954—3 Mos.—1953
income.—.
on
inc.
Net
Illinois Central ER.—Plans Sale of Debentures—
-
Federal
before
in
—
-
.
1954
1953: '
$43,454,548 $43,224,093
/
profits tax 6f $120,000
$14,496,662 $18,646,737 $48,290,108 $55,214,292
———
"Earns,
;
July 31—
—
Earnings
Industrial Rayon Corp.
Period End. Sept. 30—
sales
Net
Hudson Pulp & Paper Corp.—Conversion Agent—
-
$1,723,111 $13,518,778 $13,305,335
$1,751,087
1106.
ended
Estimated
Hardware
seeking additional manufactur¬
was
p.
sales
Income
new
"The
these."
the company
.
r
1954—8 Mos.—1953
King-Seeley Corp.—Earnings Slightly Higher—
are
room
also been established in
The
will
180,
Net
production of
miniature
advent of
requires 13 com¬
a
1954—Month—1953
royalties
gas
—V.
into
by Westinghouse on
Offerman, President:
Seymour
expand our volume.
Color TV
in black and white sets and Industrial
ponents not needed
in
also
to
to
-
was
Year
Hardware
,
—
Kern County Land Co.—August Income Up—
Period End. Aug. 31—
from oil and
year.
switch
Mr.
product from other manufacturers
——
outstanding.
now
ended
Revenues
and
According
Income
;
received
weeks
,
cilities
the
has
12
Sept. 4, 1954, net profit was $769,000 ;and
sales
$20,596,000, compared with $880,000. and $22,287,000 re¬
spectively in the corresponding period of 1953.—V. 108, p. 441.
>7
An additional $50,000 in sales from this item was
final four months of the fiscal year that ends
a
volume of $150,000 for the sockets during the
the
miniature
is
the
for
Industrial
and
Evaporators, con¬
manufactured
freezer shelves
it
common share
Shares
on
the
net
—V.
here.
has
Chicago Divi¬
engineer¬
orders
shortly.
envisaged
radio.
'
announced
Westinghouse.Electric Corp, for Its new sub-miniature sockets,
to save space in electronic products.
The company
'said
a
1779.
p.
14,
,device designed
a
National
Oct.
—
per
"Based
For
•
„
corporation. on
profit
"Earnings
See details in V. 180,"p. 626.
from
This
Inc.—Stock
.
Hotel St. George Corp.—Tenders of Bonds—
sion
Co.,
recent
public offering of 185,000 shares of
common stock (par 50 cents) at $3 per share has been
completed, all of said shares having been sold. The of¬
fering was made by Milton D. Blauner & Co., Inc.; Hallowell, Sulzberger & Co.; and Baruch Brothers & Co., Inc.
This
The Chase
Manufacturing
Hardware
Industrial
Notes Sold Privately—The
company has placed privately for investment, through
Kidder, Pea body & Co., New York, and Ross & Co.,
Honolulu, an issue of $750,000 4%% sinking fund notes
due Oct.
Net
of
stated that the
new
plant
will
capacity of about 80.000 tons of high analysis triple-phosphate
He added that the plant should be completed by the end of
Lockheed Aircraft Corp.—Filing With
A
letter of notification
7,401. shares
was
of capital stock
filed with
(par
$1)
SEC—
the SEC on Oct! 1 covering
to be offered at the market
6
(1538)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
"<
V
Louisiana Power & Light Co.—Bids Oct. 20—
Bias
St.,
received
be
will
New York,
it
from
of
N.
Y.,
to
up
$18,000,000
the
by
first
<ESTi
noon
Mercantile
Period
Room 2033, Two Rector
Oct. 20 for the purchase
in
company
on
mortgage bonds
Oct.
due
1984.—V,
1,
Sales
180,
—V.
Stores
>
;.
"*
■
.
->
■
■.
•
,
1954—Month—1953
The
180,
1000.
p.
-
'
.
'
.
SEC
1435.
p.
and
without
Louisville & Nashville RR.—Secondary Offering — A
secondary offering of 13,200 shares of common stock
(par $50) was made on Sept. 28 by Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
Fenner & Beane at $72 per share, with a dealer's dis¬
count of $1.05 per share.
It was completed.EARNINGS
August—
Grocs
AND FIRST
AUGUST
FOR
EIGHT
1953
1954
4,039,952
Net
ry.
2,010,983
from
Net
ry.
—V.
180,
130,202,591
147,580,970
45,029,528
30,082,563
23,256,163
15,955,604
13,114,030
158,118,867
in
the
of
at
the
first
increase
visions
quarter
net
of
for
ended
compared to the
first
$484,663 to $1,170,178
as
from
of
MacGregor Sport Products, Inc., Cincinnati, O.—Stock
stockholders
of
25
share for each
privilege).
The offering is
The
proceeds
The
corporation,
will
used
be
with
facture
and
sale
of
for
offices
incorporated in Ohio
was
held
C.
at
4861
Jur.e 23,
on
golf
(with
and
M-C&S
6f
1922.
athletic
Grove Ave.,
is
It
facilities.
engaged in the
equipment.—V.
180,
Scott
Cincinnati,
engaged
base
July 31/54
Operating Results—
Net
retail
on
Federal
income
income
4,750.000
earnings
of
The
1,090,000
2,751,000
The
2,751,000
net
earnings
per
share
com.
dividends)
Net
(after
931,000
value
share)___
common
FINANCIAL
POSITION
Accounts
receivable,
Merchandise
to
(AS
current
AT
END
OF
inventories
3.0
debt
I
Investment
of
Number
of
preferred
Number
of
—V.
180,
18,310,000
50,805,000
A.
Mr.
that
will
the
As
wi'l
180,
19,860
of
be
has
he
Chairman
most
Mr.
with
Harohn
the
and
Treasurer of
President
past 2Va
of
the
and
20 468
the
at
see
of
is
to
worked
closely
Mr.
Gruen
President
Radio
Corp.
Stove
of
Mr.
has
of
of
RCA-Estate
the
Electric
Prior
Corp
L.
this
Earle
,
joined
f
fcion and Assistant
has
company
been
elected
Executive
Sept.
on
1,
1954,
President.—V.
to the
179,
six
667.
p.
the
1000.
$7,890,815
—V.
•
-
180, p.
Mead
The
.6.
1954, covering
filed
He
150,000 shares of cumulative
with
second
par, to be offered for public sale
through
Leaded by Drexel & Co. and Harriman
an
on
preferred shares,
underwriting
group
Ripley & Co., Inc.' The public
price and underwriting terms, as well as the rate at
which
preferred shares are to be convertible into
common shares,
are
to
by
amendment.
This
company
and its subsidiaries
are
engaged in the business of
manufacturing and selling producings which
i'all into two main
groups, namely, white papers and
paperboard.
Net proceeds of the
preferred stock financing have not been allocated
to
any specific use but will be added to the
general funds of the com¬
the
supplied
and
pany
will
Bryan,
Director—
a
in
partner
a
J.
H.
Whitney
who
KOTV,
of
of
the
Finance
179,
Minute
Planning Council of the American
2707.
•
p.
1954
1953
1952
1951
$216,469
$222,471
$222,680
$221,385
74,975
61,862
73,948
68,102
34,689'
23,630
25,504
24,717
1,603,104
1,861,648
1,774,149
1,742,586
319,015
496,693
513,670
546.422
130,561
196,744
175,376
206,433
railway
from
ry.
income...
railway
railway
Income—
oper.
180,
911.
p.
Mississippi
This
$2,045,004
home
for
cf
Y.
N.
and. industry—some
plant.
'
Bids
made
device—the
the
cool
sole
such
first
air.
He
also
shown
corporation
agent in
this
"Mellofoam," developed in
country,
West
a
Ger¬
for cellulose sponge
"Weather-Guard"
the
at
tops
drop
first
of
rain,
"Weather-
and
ry.
house.—V.
179,
of
44,476
by
th company
Oct.
on
on
13.—V.
a
180,
1954
1953
1952
1951
$446,262
* $463,596
$448,720
$438,959
179,486
172,360
162,493
220,825
__
153,405
81,269
73,207
112,172
3,405,029
3,967,004
3,442,050
3,468,405
1,125,679
1,636,363
1,188,653
1,361,162
690,363
716,259
568,645
552,498
income
oper.
Net
from
rv.
railway—_
railway—
income...
oper.
180,
911.
p.
Missouri-Kansas-Texas RR.—To Formulate Plan—
The
direotors
Oct.
on
authorized
8
the
officers
the
of
company/
in
cooperation with the Chairmen of Preferred and Common Stock¬
Committees, to formulate a definitive plan for recapitalizing the
company's stock in furtherance of the outline of a plan submitted
holder
the
committees, according to
The
board
also
Donald
directed
by
V.
Fraser,
of
officers
the
President.
\
\
submit the
to
company
completed plan at its next meeting to be held Nov; 4.
The outline, which is not in itself a definitive plan,
was
and
at
agreed
jointly
total
authorized
also
elected
Sanders
board
of
the
purchase
streamlined
fill
to
which
Miss.,
300
series
50-foot-6-inrh
passenger
of
and
coach cars,
;
Vice-President
directors
Jackson,
of
developed
a
said.
$4,500,000.
Executive
of
Fraser
Mr.
six
and
cars,
approximately
Mahaney,
the
to
box
of
cost
T.
the stockholder committees
by
last month,
York
40-foot-6-inch
a
Joseph
D.
New
board
The
at
upon
in
meetings
200
-.
2809.
p.
received
railway..
railway
from
Net
when it rains and re-open when
V
been
.
from
frcm
and
additional plants in Miami, Fla. for the
device, which automatically raises
operates
of its
convertible
offer
Missouri Illinois RR.—Earnings—
According
conditioning unit designed
that his organiza¬
both
exchange
for outstanding $6 preferred stock
pending an investigation by the Senate.
uniquely
a
disclosed
distributing
called
expensive substitute
proposed
a
stock
1209.
—V.
retail for $2.95.
have
AUgUSt
pro¬
•
to
Light Co.—Offer Delayed—
postponed
basis,
to
were
Gross
in
now
the sun"; another is
"tracks with
has
preferred
new
From Jan. 1—
products—
immediate offing—is being
the
and. in
Power &
company
shares
Culpepper, Jr.,
President,
the company's subsidiary,
will begin production next month on a new port¬
South
the
expires
term
in
the
of
the
of
was
company,
1957/—V.
late
180,
Robert
1335.
p.
Monongahela Ry.—Earnings—
Utilities, Inc.—Rights Offering Heavily
■V
at
price of $28
a
per
share, in
new share for each 15 held;; was over¬
47.8%, the company announced on Oct.
11. A total of 471,633 shares, or 99.3% of the shares of¬
fered, were subscribed for under primary and supple-*
mental primary rights. In addition, 231,036 shares were
requested under additional or "oversubscription" rights.
The 3,367 shares not subscribed for under primary and
supplemental primary rights are being alloted to sub¬
"•
one
who
requested
stock
under
additional
rights,"
-
The offering, which was not
underwritten, was begun
Sept.'23 and terminated Oct. 8. The proceeds of the
offering, amounting to
over $13,000,000, will be applied
$12,000,000 of bank borrowings and
for other corporate purposes.
See V. 180, p. 1435.
the retirement of
to
1954
August—
1953
1952
1951
$507,515
$741,086
$644,511
$853,936
railway——
166,302
361,073
263,517
405,137
income—
16,838
111,992
from
Gross
railway—
Net
from
Net
rv..oper.
by
in accordance with the terms set forth in the
prospectus.
'
160,836
158,159
3,775,914
-
5,003.059
5,304,402
5,979,754
1,325,484
-
1,537.102
1,907,067
2,458,208
112,405
448,131
710,316
-
From Jan. 1—
Gross
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
r-V.
f
railway—__
railway
—:
179,210
income.—
oper.
180,
911.
p.
Cristo Uranium Corp., Moab, Utah—Files—
Monte
1
The
corporation on Oct. 5 filed a letter of notification with
;*»e
320
povering 3,000,000 shares of common stock (par one cent) to be offered
*gt 10 cents per share through James E. Reed Co., Reno, Nev. The net
proceeds are to be used to pay expenses incident to mining operations.
Montour
RR.—Earnings—
August—
Gross
1954
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
1953
1952
1951
$105,042
$263,540
$191,319
$254,172
*14,635
64,536
18,723
16,808
23,002
58,392
35,516
33,023
1,108,123
1,742,867
1,433,683
1,689,185
railway
railway^
income.__
oper.
From Jan. 1—
Michigan Bell Telephone
be
available
for
general corporate
purposes.
Capital
expenditures of the company and its subsidiaries
approximated $46,000,000 for the ten years ended 1953 and
will approximate
$7,500 000 for
.he
year
1954.
Expenditures will continue to be made from
general
corporate funds,
including funds provided by the sale of the new
preferred.—V. 180, p. 1435.
stock
common
the ratio of
Oct
•offering
be
Dr.
railway
from
Net
1,059,573
rubber.
scribers
the SEC
&50
r
$3,104,577
1,059,579
—
Controls, Inc.—New
that
far less
subscribed
1954—9 Mos —1953
registration statement
a
of
director
a
oper.
Net
12,321,934
$2,263,497
introducing,
as
foam material
shares of
Corp.—Registers Preferred With SEC—
corporation
Gross
Oversubscribed—The offering to stockholders of 475,000
$7,857,766 $68,390,130 $09,284,686
1000.
for
thia
'
Vice-President
1954—Month—1953
director
Association.—V.
sh?re-for-share
application of the same electrical principle is the company's
"Rain-Alarm," which, when rain begins, sets off a warning buzzer in
McCrory Stores Corp.—September Sales
Up—
Period End. Sept. 30—
designed
introduced
Maid Corp.,, it was an¬
joined J. H. Whitney & Co. in
Inc., Caribe Shoe Corp., Cirouitron,
a
13.
member
from
ry.
,.
Another
2474.
p.
1953
$15,426,511
taxes
debt
vane" windows, which close themselves
it dries, without human intervention,
Vlce-President-Admin'istra-
as
including
expenses,
Mineola,
well as
automobile
for
178,
p.
is
a
from
Corp.,
manufacture
during this period.
Vice-Presinent-Finance
Co., Cincinnati.—V.
stripper
being
is
Mississippi Central RR.—Earnings—
—V.
1954
products
new
L.
a
The
to
Ohio.
Dunn
been
is
tion
foam
America.
Hamilton,
Noma
with
Marohn
Watch
Co.,
cotton
economist and
elected
August—
Net
$14,127,694
—!
inexpensive fire alarm,
as
many
sMarquardt Aircraft Co.—Official Promoted—
•
&
Gross
air'circulating
heat,
synthetic
Directors.
Merritt-Chapman & Scott Corp. below.—V. 180,
Robert
Canadian
a
11,864,197
awning
an
Middle
.
as
Merritt-Chapman
442.
Garland
able
etc.—
of
of
Cotton
p. 2143.
Corp.—Dr. Bryan
Bryan,
Oct.
on
also
Gross
revenue
company's
One
Marion Power Shovel Co.—Offer in Effect-
,
not
were
working capital.
for
revenue
others perfected
duction,
Nov.
on
Board
been
the
Estate
Treasurer
years,
the
the
of
recently
division
a
was
For
President,
179,
cotton
mounted
2-row
harvesting
Mounted
;
Mission Development Co. — Secondary Offering—A
secondary offering of 79,300 shares of common stock (par
$5) was made on Oct. 13 by Bear, Stearns & Co., Lehman
Brothers and A. C. Allyn & Co. Inc. at $21.37% per
share. It was completed.—V. 177, p. 1840.
shares of
,
$1,203,918
p.
series
A
1, 1954, and James
Financial Vice-President and
Treasurer, on Oct. 18,
Dunn becomes
President, Arthur S. Stocktrom will
Mr.
Corp.,
become
Vice-President
years.
in
Terms
1435.
p.
profit
7,979
stockholders
Inc.—New
office
Dunn
time,
180,
used
be
to
charges on
simple and
Dunn
When
Appliance
of
been
Net
1335.
Chef,
Marohn
1954.
assume
paid
was
cash.
those
supplement
will
are
other
and
Corafortzone
M.
in
balance
F.
Management
Canada,
a
subsidiary organized in 1951.
In
other contractor, M-C&S of Canada currently is
Micro-Moisture
91,182.000
7,627
stockholders
has
Net
29,764,000
91,991,000
—.—
Net
to
Cecil
the
35,190,000
52,575,000
33,147,000
stockholders.^....
common
p.
Magic
a
as
price
Maid
Robert
nounced
Light & Power Co., Ltd. (& Subs.)-—Earnings
operating
—V.
3.1
19,520,000
i..
economical
Inc., and
28,170,000
36,509,000
basis....!
Lifo
on
Co.,
p.
56,381,000
29,993,000
customers—net
Co.—Introduces
.
high-capacity,"
new.
most
Minute
YEAR)
liabilities
Outstanding merchandise purchase orders...
Property and equipment—net/
Long-term
to serve
purchase
depreciation
Net
$37.73
58,715,000
assets
911.
p.
by this company,—V.
Dr.
author¬
$2.20
$38.29
capital
of current
A
entail
on Oct. 7 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
shares of common stock (par $5)
to be offered at
through Brown Lisle & Marshall, Providence, R. I.
proceeds
Financial
Ratio
income
oper.
180,
the
of the Toronto-based '
Canadian subsidiary,
Pitts General Contractor, Ltd.,
A.
of
one
operating
and
$2.14
(per
40,078
fall
raising
share
Operating
1,026,000
preferred
....
worth—book
Working
Corp.
6 Months Ended June 30—
Gross
business.........
287,557
29,570
Bay,
8,000
per
1,097,000
declared
the
1,377,533
219,918
215,017
$99,000,000 project involving construction off an air
Labrador, and two other installations for the U. S.
a
Mexican
declared
In
1,369,592
625,634
148,066
ry.
Minneapolis-Moline
Wolfson.
Mr.
the
of Engineers.—V.
company
covering
$33.50
Earnings—
dividends
dividends
reinvested
1,697,979
414.575
1—
railway—
railway
4,874,000
Preferred
Earnings
1,358,095
Jan,
from
from
From Jan. 1—
Common
Net
would
stock,
Metals & Controls Corp., Attleboro, Mass.—Files—
5,200,000
4,772,000
Distribution
*22,345
$
340,316,000 332,583,000
9,522,000
10,074,000
taxes
taxes
31,051
Net
Aug. 1/53
$
sales
Earnings before
Net
by
and
M-C&S,
with
Corps
46,674
/ /
7,
'
;
subsidiary
Macy & Co., Inc. (& Subs.)—Facts in Brief-
Year Ended—
Federal
stock
the C.
of
of
Goose
at
Army
(R. H.)
14
part of
manu¬
1335.
p.
19,561
Stripper—
of shares
shares of
two
M-C&S common
Scott
&
Contractor, Ltd.,
Corporation
association
6,405
ry.
—V.
disclosed.
Activities
manufacturing
Spring
for
the company's presently
outstanding of
Oct.
on
common
subsidiary
1951
$151,613
53,378
1948,
major
a
1952
$180,357
118,654
.
"
its
and
Marion
of
Merrit-Chapman
Pitts General
said
1953
$267,227
56,486
Net
exchange
an
common
Marion.
additional shares of
total
by
announced
He
oversubscription
an
A.
was
not underwritten.
expansion
for
M-C&S
of
to purchase a.1
preferred stock
1954
railway
railway
—_
oper. income
Net
6,000,000.
Acquisition
for
10 shares
by
acquisition
448,868
the
provides
offer
shares
each,
$181,653
from
Gross
acquisition plan, M-C&S proposes to acquire
of Marion common stock outstand¬
The
and
C
the
six,
in
$100
working capital.
From
-
,
be used
class D
to
are
class
of
Net
of
stock. /
proceeds
with
due
notes
from
6,
Merritt-Chapman
banking firm which
boards
The
outstanding
notification
of
debenture
denominations
in
Net
Gross
Acquires Canadian Construction Company—
common
record
Oct.
stock
mon
its
to
Oct. 1 the right to subscribe on
15,500 additional shares of com¬
(par $7) at $15 per share on the basis of one
before
or
offering
investment
the
letter
a
subordinated
offered
August—■
Ohio.
Oct.
on
stock
filed
5
be
two shares of Nl-C&S common for three shares
There were outstanding 50,468 shares of Osgood
and
held
not
of
2,161,662
ized
is
the
the
three
of
common.
Complete
issuance
Federal
corporation
by
an
Marion
Columbus,
of
shareholders
ratified
of
offer
275,815 shares
offer.
of
common,
Osgood
to
Offered—The
of the
basis
common
July 31, 1954.
This has resulted in the
income from $8,526 to $58,613 after pro¬
income taxes.—V.
180, p. 1435.
operating
estimated
sales
increased
year,
of
terms
time
the
on
Quarter Figures Increased
that
announces
previous
Company,
Marion
.
Marion
corporation
Ohio
to
Company,
portion
exchange
by holders of a majority of
80%
ing
This
made
been
Ohio
the
It was announced simultaneously
M-C&S President and Chairman, and
The
of
was
had
The
the
least
at
quarter
President
terms
and
Under
14^5.
Lunn Laminates Inc.—First
effective,
offer
the terms of
and
Louis E. Wolfson,
substantial
a
stock,
become
have
by
Boles,
its
Marion
to
Midland Valley RR.—Earnings—
date
Marlon's stocks was required
to put into effect the terms of the M-C&S offer, which remains open
through Oct. 26 to those Marion and Osgood shareholders who have
not yet deposited their shares for exchange.
/
'*•;
"
:
30,145,577
14,638,741
of
M-C&S
Scott
held
146.706,442
21,691,562
income—
p.
13
Acceptance
railway..-..
oper.
50#
T.
after
2,208,567
railway—.
from
Net
than
Oct.
&
From Jan. 1—
Gross
to
The
4,752,671
-
the
Ewing
1951
from
the Marion Power Shovel Co. and
Osgood Co.* through an exchange
by shareholders
representing
to acquire
owned subsidiary,
has been accepted
consequently
on
$18,120,884 $19,551,810
railway—. $16,056,652 $19,749,748
railway..——
2,879,772 .
5,765,787
oper. income
1,720,286
3,206,726
Net
offer
majority
shares,
more
MONTHS
1952
from
This corporation's
its
of
Oct.
on
years,
underwriting.
for
Monday, October 18, 1954
.
.
)
$250,000 of 5c
ten
treasury
and
Merritt-Chapman & Scott Corp.—Offer Effective—
.
'
Cooperatives, Inc., Minneapolis, Minn.—Files
corporation
covering
nine
/
"
.
Midland
1954—8 Mos.—1953
$10,113,000 $10,105,000 $75,623,000 $77,322,000
—-
''
'
„
■
,
Inc.—September Sales Higher
Co.,
End. Sept. 30—
r
'
Period End. Aug. 31-
Co.— Earnings—
1954—Month—1953
$
Operating
Operating
Federal
revenues
17,306,782
expenses
income
$
129.008,960
from
ry.
*
railway
67,313
225,460
*28,805
*27,809
346,849
366,489
290,023
201,632
railway
income—
oper.
Deficit.—V.
180,
911.
p.
90.184,022
taxes—
2,102,192
1,931,649
15,789,759
15.092,737
operating taxes—
Other
863,968
827,925
7,832,248
7,312,102
'
from
Net
Net
$
16,431,188 134,687,366
11,603,876
93,896.839
12,075,246
____
Gross
1954—8 Mos.—1953
$
National Alfalfa Dehydrating & Milling Co.—Acquis'n
This company
Net
Mello
The
t5EC
corporation
two
proceeds
operation
on
$182,000
covering
common
and
Enterprises, Inc., Hagerstown, Md.—Files—
stock
Oct.
of
(par
$5)
shares
of
stock
to
be
used
are
of
bowling
4
filed
20-year
to
be
at
to
a
5%
offered
$100
pay
per
letter
of
notification
debentures
in
units
unit,
expenses
of
and
3,640
one
$100
—V.
to
Sho#
180,
—V.
sales
construction
180,
p.
1106.
1953
Midi
and
The
RR.
14,688,504
1953
$10,697,832 $71,183,955 $72 129 740
and National Chlorophyll & Chemical Co. have Jointly
acquired the research facilities, assets and corporate entity of Cerophyl
Inc.,
of
Kansas
City,
Kansas,
it
was
announced
on
Laboratories,
Oct. 14
Co.—Partial
Societe
Nationale
on
des
foreign
Jan. 1 to Oct. 2
1954
16,420,099
15,465,798
by
Henry
Hofmann,
A.
Chlorophyll.
its
at
the
—V.
office
178,
due
amount,
buying
p.
1,
rate
of
J.
1475.
de
Dec.
1,
calculated
for
P.
undisclosed
Redemption—
Chemins
next,
Chemins
series,
principal
on
Dec.
des
de
6,100.000
Fer
du
exchange
on
Paris
amount
4%
Co.)
time
of
of
the
for
of
bonds,
redeemable
are
equivalent
at
third step
called
RR.
bonds
dollar
has
principal
(Midi
The
the
Francais
francs
Midi
19G0.
at
Fer
Hofmann,
&
Co.,
Incorporated,
presentation,
New
York
who
purchased
and
Cerophyl
One
and
of
City.
In
a
royalty
out
that
National
the
by
arrangement.
earlier
Laboratories
Alfalfa
and
former.
in
the
in
were
This
marks
National Alfalfa,
the
year
acquired.
an
the
said
Mr.
nitrogen storage
CarO-Green, Inc.
year.
Cerophy Laboratories gives both
National
Alfalfa
Chlorophyll title to a number of new products using
chlorophyll
the
which
addition,
chlorophyll,
plus
earlier
both
owned
of
National
alfalfa
of
acquired from the Quaker Oats Co. for
expansion program by
pointed
of
also
wss
was
cash,
broad
facilities
centrate
Morgan
a
Acquisition
at
franc
of
sum
of
President
The latter is 46%%
Cerophyl Laboratories
The
Corp.—Current Sales Up—
$10,930,086
17,168,520
1,872,611
National
Compagnie
1954
Retail
2,067,738
1335.
p.
business.
5 Weeks End. Oct. 2
2,265,376
2,041,090
of
redemption
Melville
income
charges.:
debenture
without, underwriting.
incident
the
with
shares
operating
after
Net
more
is
rights
have
bases.
important
an
products
important additive
to
been
acquired
to
is
animal
Forage
"D,"
obtained.
is
Cerophyllin
This product
Juice
con¬
feeds.
manufacture
an
widely
extract
used
of
by
yolume 180
Number 5369
*
.4
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Quaker Oats in the manufacture of Ken-L-Ration and Pus6'N Boots
dog and cat foods. Rights for the manufacture of Viet Tablets, a com-'
pressed
order,
•'
also
were
Hofmann
Mr.
a
pill, sold nationally in health
acquired in the purchase.
alfalfa
diversified
Alfalfa,
dealing
products
other
to National Chlorophyll.—V. 180,
go
by
^Osgood Co.—Offer in Effect—
/
See
mail
chlorophyll
extracts
will
Offered—
158.
The
($50
par
The
.
and V.
2379
Dehydrating
Alfalfa
176,
1473.
p.
Milling
&
above.—V.
Co.
,
;
.
175,
p.
net
The
share),
per
offered
be
corporation,
in
of
building,
Corp.—Registers With SEC—
—V.
180, p.
to
Filbert
and
.
.
for
..
The
Pennsylvania
buying,
June
on
22,
1953.
It
4,
is
in
Pa.,
the
was
general
selling, manufacturing, trading in, servicing, re¬
as principal or agent, new and used Industrial
including
tubes,
alloy
but not limited to welding machines of all sizes,
valves,, welding electrodes,, copper .and copper
industrial
control
equipment,
metal
products
and
items.
stock
Common
—V.
1954—9 Mos.—1953
$1,263,762 $11,475,972 $12,937,853
180,
"
'
GIVING
EFFECT
4
TO
PRESENT
"
*-
FINANCING'
tion
Outstanding
1,180 shs;
1,200 shs.
•*
<-
•
»
*
-
\
-
1954—Month—1953
Period End. Aug. 31—
1954—8 Mos.
$
$
eral
168,891,508
14,694,591
123,732,459
1
July 31—"
"
•.
sales
"
Total
1S54
The
1,897,685
1,551,655
14,400,857 ?'11,860,412
Profit
Other
1,467,421
1,385,354
11,680,142
10,971,559
Provision
2,517,825
2,092,729
19,078,050
16,708,614
1,971,996
1,596,174
15,016,047
12,510,976
before
fund
1953 at
total cost
a
has been provided
cash
of $4,-
the corpora¬
by
hospital located In down-town Fort Wayne and
additional has been provided through a Fed¬
old
.
$1,508,000
'•
-
■
of
Midwest-Stock
that
$25
'•
its
it
class
convertible
from
taken
list
a
share
for
of
stock
Oct.
at
per
be
will
certificates
by
drawn
1954.
National
date.—V.
Bank
Trust
&
176,
two shares ol
Chicago on or
converted Into
be
may
City
redemption
the
15,
30c
of
Called
15,
stock
A
Dec.
on
dividend
stock.
A
on
class
at
redemption
accrued
plus
this. corpora¬
the call price of
share, 5,000 shares
received notice from
Exchange has
call
will
share,
per
I
Stock—
of
Co.
147.
p.
r
,
1953
$2,309,844
.
•'
Pennsylvania Power & Light Co.—Expansion Plans— ).
.
713,600
profit—.
gross
101%
at
,«*».
before
$2,260,278
—i._—
■
1959
interest In each case.
be used by the corporation
Penn Controls, Inc.—To Buy Its
538,967
*
The
-f
Federal income taxes,—
operating taxes—.
Ended
on
leased
depts. and broadcasting
profit (after provision for depreciation)—
net
155,578,703
116,038,118
the
sale.
grant.
lot
Increasecl-
Income'from
$
19,724,329
16,143,680
a
-1953
$
22,026,611
Operating revenues
Operating expenses-;.
profit
»
1,
will,
bonds
largely in the late fall of
land and equipment.
in building
of
for
now
common
Months
Sept.
building fund contribution campaigns and from accumulated
from
earnings
tion
1106.
Slx
these
of
to
including
$2,650,000
Each
Gross
prior
or
100%, with accrued
proceeds
completed
811,451,
<*.
4
Authorized
•
$50)—
(par
1437.*
pi
on
principally to pay notes and construction costs incurred in constructing
and equipping a new 240-bed hospital building and a new nurses' resi¬
dence and training school.
Construction of both of these new buildings
•'
1954—Month—1953
at
air
materials,
accessory
net
redeemed
be
may
,
and repairing
electronic
New England Telephone & Telegraph Co.- -Earnings-
planned
has
company
construction
a
calling
program
for
$2,848,811
Federal
income
tax
908,758
for Federal
Income
tax—
472,000
442,700
$436,758
Charles E.
$408,706
851,406
,
Oakes,1 President; said on Oct.
13.
•
an
1958,
expenditure of $147,000,000 over the five years from 1954 through
$2,973,878
,
4*Thia would follow the expenditure in the past eight years of nearly
quarter of a billion dollars for construction, Mr. Oakes stated.
■
one
Net
operating income
Net after charges
—V.
180,
178,
Securities and
Quarter Ended—
.
Net
letter of notification with the SEC
a
stock
common
oifered
be
to
at
profit
For
($1
par
without underwriting.
New Orleans
The
Northeastern
&
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
railway.—.
1951
income..
$993,821
549,762
400,499
129,332
.
$1,155,510
303,253
railway..___
oper.
share
1952
1953
$979,395
231,507
124,135
489,573
151,013
From Jan. 1—
from
Gross
Net
from
Net
ry,
—V.
8,040,083
7,833,131
8,693,048
the
4,675,825
3,211,771
3,845,892
old
1,243,602
Garrett
1,106,059
income—
oper.
9,321,428
2,809,245
railway
railway
180,
1,002,757
1,660,550
from
Net- ry.
railway..—
Net
•,
Corp.
177,606
242,710
302,494
"46,888
*175,441
5,490,803
5,609,917
5,790,999
671,548
1,064,236
1,599,143
1,216,839
income—-
1,161,200
"967,053
1,346,418
the
702,197
r
180,
of
Haven
'
tj)
1
1954—8 Mos.—1953
$
"" ' 1
'
i'
12,551,430
revenue
9,652,456
14,141,457
100,338,055
109,840,979
11,037,059
81,061,858
87,860,830
2,858,974
3,104,398
1,155,639
869,339
19,276,197
4,635,616
21,980,149
6,209,293
expenses
set
servicing
-
Net ry. operat. -income—
-
1437.
p.
a
up
with
will
bids
receive
West
St.,
New
to
up
York,
11
N.
With
a
cents
28
or
Jet
the
a
Reynolds Spring
Co.
below.—V.
the
for
Oct.
on
19
purchase
Inc.—Sells Division—
180,
settlement
and
In
Co.
of
vista
In
Bell
Telephone
on
Pacific
of
accomplish
to
30
the
Corp.,
St.
Sept,
on
Aircraft
do
field
•
all
180,
of
the
the
,
—V.
180,
$
$
$
.
revenues...—
15,054,304
13 ,634,366
expenses..—
9,951,210
9 493,414
78,764,845
75,395,466
taxes
1,997,563
1 543,497
13,500,015
10,863,118
taxes-
1,040, ;34
931,722
8,188,178
7,411,888
income
of
amount
over
Net
operating
Net
after
180,
114,725,195 105,579,039
2,064,597
,665,733
of
,512,855
13,226,070
trar
company
Transfer
&
The
formation
In
Canada
dent
of
of ttwo
under
Ltd.
under
work
a
service
and has
agreement.
the
The
■
'
facilities,
the
!to
operations
-
,
on
It
1,
to
personnel
or
12
to
1954—Month—1953
1954—8 Mos.—1953
$
$
" '
$
revenues
15,476,865
14,931,513
121,445,908
117,956,024
Operating
expenses
10,178,705
9,766,479
76,907,174
2,165,171
2,280,215
80,331,432
16,567,268
Other
income
operating
taxes-
1,051,623
taxes
the
V.
operating income
Net after charges
—V.
180,
joint
sponsorship
Oct.-
om
in Toronto.
925,429
8,501,171
corporation
covering
offered
at
$1
per
of
Treasurer
Oct.
on
268,000
1
shares
16.431,048
2,084,014
company.
filed
of
a
15,975,087
16,501,054
letter
common
notification
of
stock
(par
with
with
PF
of
this
corporation and
King, Presi¬
Credit
capitalized
at $1,000,000.—V.
180,
p.
1954—Month—1953
1954—8 Mos.—1953
$
$
mill)
one
to
be
from
from
1954
Net
ry.
oper.
From
Gross
Jan.
from
from
Net
Net
ry.
—V.
railway
income
Other
p.
$110,657
47,201
55,656
11,818
33,648,209
30,262,489
3,972,866
4,427,345
Net
operating
after
Net
180,
34,340,381
30,752,884
7,471,209
*
5,743,908
49,233,664
42,618.775
5,884,323
Income
charges—
4,466,931
37,836,732
33,849,903
1374.
p.
Oct.
on
for
airline
11
Federal
25%' increase
a
compared
to
the
same
in revenue passenger
month a year ago.
miles last month,
as
against 10,655,000 revenue passenger miles for September,
1953.
Company officials
attributed
the gain- to
a
upsurge
in business
travel
resulting
from
an
improvement
in
Inter-American
trade.
—V.
174,
p.
277.
9,604
15,285
24,643
723,891
774,411
780,504
470.457
333,143
323,903
351,560
120,329
93,622
176,239
company
on
Oct.
covering 750,000 shares
at
40
The
cents
net
113,007
1002.
Old Hickory Copper Co.,
The
.
868.861
income.—
per
proceeds
share
are
7
of
filed
to
be
operations.
Phoenix, Ariz.—Files—
letter
a
common
through
used
stock
General
to
850,000
taxes
222,000
233,000
735,000
taxes.
78,000
103,840
294,000
400,000
$144,000
$129,160
450,000
$441,000
450,000
$450,000
,
450,000
$0.29
$0.98
$1.00
before
income
after
450,000
outstanding
$0.32
share
per
,—V.
taxes
180,
and 538.
443
p.
'
;
'
i
-.
.
Porter Co., Inc.—To Redeem Pfd.
(H. K.)
•
Stock.— I
Oct. 12 announced it is calling for redemption on
value 5% cumulative preferred stock.
The stock
call price of $52.50 per share.
The preferred
stock was originally issued in April, 1945, In the amount of $2,500,000
through a public offering at $50 per share.
Sinking fund and pur¬
chases
by
the
company
had reduced
the amount outstanding to
$1,034,650 on June 30, 1954.—V. 180, p. 1107.
This
'Nov.
cn
company
its
16
$50
retired
be
oar
its
at
Airways, Inc.—Reports Gain—
reported
September,
registered
_
$
4,154,000
5,568,000
taxes-
13,300,000
revenue
passenger
General
Portland
Co.—Secondary Offering—
Electric
common stock
Blyth & Co., Inc., at
dealer's discount of 40 cents pee
secondary offering of 3,500 shares of
A
(par $7.50) was made on Oct. 5 by
share, with a
The unsold balance was withdrawn on
$21.75
per
share.
V.
-
Inc.—Listing—
See Israel-Mediterranean
Oct. b.—
180, p. 1210.
Pressed
Petroleum, Inc., above.—V. 180, p. 1210.
Uranium
corporation
covering
cents
net
per
on
Oct.
6,000,000
shares
share),
proceeds
are
Blerkom
Moab,
Utah.—Files—
letter of notification
a
stock
capital
of
be used
to
Corp.,
7 filed
through
to
be
offered
with the SEC
at par (five
City, Utah.. The
Incident to mining opera¬
Co., Salt Lake
&
to pay expenses
tions.
company
physicians'
The
new
has
product
use
pay
of
notification
(par
10 cents)
Investing
expenses
with
to
.
the
SEC
New
incident
to
palatable
combination penicillin and
chocolate-flavored liquid form for
new
product,
crystalline
and
called
Penasoid
potassium
sulfamethazine
these
to
Suspension
With
Triple
Sulfas,
penicillin-G with
sulfadiazine, sulfacombat infections caused by bacteria
debentures
The
share
Oct.
Parke-Davis
and
mining
Parkview Memorial Hospital, Inc., Fort Wayne, Ind.—
Bonds Offered—B. C. Ziegler &
7
offered
$750,000 of
3%
Co., West Bend, Ind., on
4% 1st mtge. bonds,
to
series A, dated Sept. 1, 1954, and due semi-annually from
are
into
convertible
the
have
debentures,
were
the
benefit
of
an
stock at $12.50 per
sinking fund beginning
common
annual
issued
to
representing the entire principal amount outstand¬
this company to Clearing Machine Corp. as pari
by
total
Clearing
stockholders
action.
were
to
Pursuant
all
debentures
this
received
agreement,
by them in
of the
$3,063,020
the
trans¬
debenture)
purchased by the underwriters.
with
Lehman
Brothers
in
the
offering
are:
A.
C.
Allya
Erow \
& Co,;
Straus, Blosser and McDowell; Van Alstyne, Noel & Co.; Ball, Burge a
Kraus; Reinholdt & Gardner; I. M. Simon & Co.; Hirsch & Co.;
&
Company,
Sons;
Paine,
Bache & Co.; Bear, Stearns & Co.; Alex.
Webber, Jackson & Curtis; L. F. Rothschild
Inc.;
Laird, Bissell & Meeds;
John
Oct.
will
1959 scheduled
1,
Associated
pointed out,-the new
Debentures Offered—
Oct. 14 offered $3,«
on
purchase price for all of the properties and assets of tho
latter company, which in turn, distributed the debentures to its stock¬
holders.
Lehman
Brothers and associates agreed
to purchase from
of
drugs.
product may be used
to
guard
infection
by
susceptible organisms
in
against secondary
patients
undergoing
tonsillectomy,
tooth extraction,
or
other ear,
nose
and throat surgery.—V. 180, p. 1374.
addition,
—
associates
retire 56.6% of the issue prior to maturity.
the sinking fund the debentures will be callable at 100%
and
other purposes at prices ranging from 104%
to 100%.
and
In
«,
be offered
York.
Corp.,
in
a
Co., Inc.
063,020 of 4V2% convertible subordinated debentures due
Oct. 1, 1969, at 100% and accrued interest. This offering
was quickly completed.
ing,
in treating infections.
combines
susceptible to
announced
Car
Steel
Brothers and
Lehman
For
merazine
railway
oper.
180,
$97,785
37,655
1—
railway
•
$4,525,000
profit
will
sulfonamides
1951
1952
1953
$88,039
39,338
income
180, p. 724.
1954—3 Mos.—1953
1954^—9 Mos.—1953
$4,320,000 $14,325,000 $13,720,000
30—
sales
Net
48,201,507 403,937,503 375,922,345
34,330,733 286,715,240 272,288,197
54,372,578
36,906,024
taxes—
operating
This
$91,067
railway
capital.—V.
for working
Net
for
City-Ada-Atoka Ry.—Earnings—
August—
Net
Utah—Files With SEC
on
Period End. Sept.
The
Gross
1
,
Plough, Inc.—Quarterly Earnings Higher—
,
.Net
& Telegraph Co.- -Earnings—
Parke, Davis & Co.—New Development—
Oklahoma
-
.
724.
incident to oil and mining activities.
penses
'
'
corporation
used
be
Moseley is Canadera President.
companies will be known as PC Accept¬
a
Operating revenues
Operating expenses.—
The
the
through Homer G. Huntzinger, President and
The net proceeds are to be used to pay ex¬
share,
sufficient to exhaust the sum of $107,289 ab
100%. and accrued interest up to Oct. 29, 1954.—
amount
an
7,438,402
16,046,037
Oil Ventures, Inc., Denver, Colo.—Files With SEC—
The
refunding
for Bonds—
trustee, Philadelphia 2, Pa,,
Oct. 8 filed a letter of notification with tho
SEC covering 75,000 shares of capital stock (par 15 cents) to be offered
at the market
(estimated at 33 cents per share) , through Harrison
S. Brothers & Co.,4 Salt Lake City, Utah.
The net proceeds are to
The
J. H.
Jointly sponsored
new,
Ltd.,
Paramount
EEC
180,
;
1954 was to receive tenders for the sal©
mortgage 3%% bonds, series B, due Dee.
Pioneer Uranium Corp., Moab,
by Maxwell C.
13
1002.
p.
15,
180, p. 628.
17,179,400
1,959,390
.
2,081,366
2,076,305
•;
■
to conduct consumer finance activi¬
companies
the
-
announced
was
Pan-Israel Oil Co.,
Net
Oct.
on
prices not to exceed
holding company, and PF Credit, Ltd. which will be an
operating subsidiary.
The first office of PF Credit will be established
in Toronto.
7
/'
'
Authorized capitalization of PF Acceptance, Ltd., will be $10,000,000,
The
Operating
Federal
noon
first and
of
1970
Bank,
Trust Corn Exchange
Girard
to
up
Finance. Canadera, Ltd. Is owned by an international
comprised of Canadian, American, and European interests and
business
Co.—Earnings—
$
N. J.—V.
Jersey City,
Philadelphia Transportation Co.—Tenders
signing of
Louis, Mo.
Pacific
Panagra
Period End. Aug. 31—
Place,
Exchange
15
Co.,
1107.
p.
V
Pan Ameriean-Grace
1002 and 628.
Ohio Bell Telephone
Corp.—Calls Preferred Stock—
has called for redemption on Nov. 1, 1954 all of tho
outstanding shares of preferred stock at $1.10 per share plus accrued
dividends of 2'/2 cents per share.
Payment will be made at the Regis¬
pressure
11,908.567
10,657,854
14,272,157
1,931,847
income
charged.
p.
1002.
p.
Petaca Mining
The
'
Announced"-^*.
Canadera,
—V.
—V.
$4,424,153 $39,536,310 $39,462,045
$4,751,400
'
7 Pacific, Finance Corp., Los Angeles, Calif.—New Affil¬
iates
Federal
Operating
Federal
Sales Higher—
1954—9 Mos.—1953
1954—Month—1953
30—
——
i
1954—8 Mos.—1953
Operating
Other operating
this system was declared to have
capacity additions will be' made
179, p. 2079,
.
two-year
all modern aircraft.
Airmotlve's entrance
maintenance
or
1002.
p.
have
not
service
Period End. Aug. 31—
Co.- -Earnings—
1954—Month -1953
$
future
Boeing Airplane Co.,
production
the
necessary
$
Northwestern
Period End. Aug. 31—
reserves,
growth.—V.
engines."
Pacific Telephone
1001.
p.
of
where
Peoples Drug Stores, Inc.—September
Period End. Sept.
Sales
Shares
North American Phillips Co.,
point
meet load
to
'
Net
Bee
He
amount.
restoration
the
primarily
patents from Boeing, Douglas
Garrett—resulting from the settle¬
beginning
which
own
tor
charges
greater
a
construction.
this
of
one-fourth
as
reached
already underway to expand this type of service to other
their
ance,
(ESTi
a.m.
Y.,
the
division
new
are
Coast.—V.
The
19—
at
from
it of $75,000,000 refunding mortgage bonds, series H, due Oct. 15, 1989.
—V. 180, p. 1437.
company
1000,-140
cents
depreciation
of
liberalization
provide
'
basic
new
a.
announced
companies
group
New York Telephone Co.—Bids Oct.
Rom
$183,173
of
the
Aircraft
products
McDonnell
Is headquartered
The
approximately-18
or
profit
with
on
Division
of
corporation
Plans
ties
fr. ry. operat.
180,
same
will
financing
for
RR.—Earnings—
Hartford
&
1954—Month—1953
«*"'
—V.
sales amounted to
period in ;1953.
$119,941 for the first
of
Pacific Airmotive
Douglas
control
aircraft
Period End. Aug. 31—
Net rev.
generate internally,-through
leaving $45,000,000
to
1953.
licenses
marks
also
agreement
911.
p.
York, New
Railway operat.
$9,015
*$138,586
Signs Service Contract With McDonnell—
.
This
Railway operat.
net
a
in
litigation—opens
year
West
New
expects
amount of internally generated
stated that preliminary studies
indicate that by this means the $45,000,000 might be reduced as much
1954
31,
loss
year,
connection
AirResearch
of
239,591
3,818,470
income...
Deficit.—V.
with
the
and
temperature
into
1—
oper.,
in
provide
*
Aug.
operating
an
period
same
quarter
the
This
$775,147
railway.,,—
railway..^..
oper.
ry.
1951
$662,663
$72o,788
220,726
86,259
from
from
Net
$427,568
railway...
1952
1953
1954
From Jan.
Gross
Is anticipated in raising the
difficulty
no
Wolfe,
acquisition
ment
-Earnings—
and
Net
ended
1954-fiscal
the
compares
the
third
and
New Orleans, Texas & Mexico Ry.
August—
lrom
incurred
patent lawsuit between
The
Gross
years
company
that, the
said
purposes
cash
$60,000.
818.
p.
five
The
retained
and
Oakes
Mr.
tax
Feb. 28,'54
President, further reported - that "the costly prob¬
lem of phasing-out large military operations during the year coupled
with
prolonged labor negotiations and a strike at the Linden plant
accounted in large part for the loss sustained for the year to date.
Other
abnormal
costs
affecting
profits were; also
incurred during
$1,086,025
'
for
Thomas
$9,629
—
months
nine
Quarter Gain
May 31,'54
compared with $14,627,132 for the
as
This
Aug. 31,'54
.
taxes
first
company
months of
share.
RR.—Earnings—
1954
August—
after
the
$12,623,787,
nine
Gross
needed.
money
Pacific Airmotive Corp.-^-Reports Third
Pleasantville, N. J.—
Exchange Commission—
filed
on Oct. 4
shares of
300,000
share),
next
the
Over
,
1820.
p.
earnings, around $74,000,000,
to be raised from the sale of securities.
.■) Th corporation
per
-V.
profit-'—'
reserves
New Mexico Petroleum Co., Inc.,
covering
Net
1373.
p.
Files With
;
facilities
Philadelphia
Street,
Outlet Co., Providence; R. I.—Profit
i
stock
common
bonds
thereafter
was
shop
expand
•
3717
equipment
Shirt Shops of Delaware, Inc.—Sales—
$1,243,462
of
'
accrued interest.
1437.
p.
underwriting.
used
*
National
shares
200
-
..
.
21
without
will
CAPITALIZATION
Period End. Sept. 30—
180,
:
;
Sept.
on
proceeds
incorporated
.
a
Bales—
Sept. 1, 1955 to and including Sept. I, 1969, at 100% and
above.—V.
-
This
registration statement with the SEC oh
Oct. 7, 1954, covering 587,110 shares of its $5 par common stock, to
be offered to key employees of the company and its subsidiaries under
the company's "Employees' Stock Option Plan."—V. 179, p. 1934.
filed
corporation
.
capital.
.business
National Dairy Products
-
corporation
working
National
Corp.
(K. Wm.) Ostrom <J& Co., Inc., Philadelphia, Pa.—Stock
at
See
Scott
and
Chlorophyll & Chemical Co.—Acquisition—
National
&
concentrate,
with
p.
Merritt-Chapman
The
together with
will be obtained by National
Juice
Forage
alfalfa meal products,
line of
while
the
that
said
and
stores
7
(1539)
that
I.
the
Snyder,
purchase
and Stein Bros. & Boyce.-
Jr., President and Board Chairman, has announce-t
by this company of the assets of Clearing Machir >
Corp. of Chicago, biggest
was
finalized on Oct. 13.
The
terms
Clearing
of
the
Machine's
U.
acquisition
S.
manufacturer
stockholders.
of
industrial presses
approved at a special meetng o(
Pressed Steel Car will pay appro> L-
were
8
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1540)
mstely
$9,850,poo for Clearing's assets,
of
sist
convertible
new
debentures
which $5,300,000 will con¬
shares
balance
of
for its A.
the
and
cash.
With
Clearing sales currently running at an annual rate of $30,000,000 and after-tax profits at the rate of $2,000,000, Clearing becomes
the biggest of Pressed Steel Car's several diversified divisions.
*
"As
.
result
a
of
this
Pressed Steel Car
to
$100,000,000
in
automation
the
expect normal annual sales of around $90,000,000
on," Mr. Snyder said. "Clearing is a leader
the
Under
the
IB.
and
P8C
division,
the
pressed
acquisition,
acquires
Car
Steel
of
than
more
It
ceed
Cornell
Roger
Briggs,
has
Cleveland
of
resigned,
it
been
announced
was
President
named
Oct.
on
to
Net
of
-
that the
said
orders.
The
Gross
one of its largest
first fiscal quarter
currently has
company
forecast
sales
for
the
Oct.
i is in excess of $500,000, the highest figure the
has reached since the second quarter of 1953., The large
in automotive
business,
plus
new
business -which Prestole
beginning
company
backlog
has
recently secured. Indicates- that the current fiscal year
company's best, Mr. Cornell said.—V. 179, p. 719.
Quaker Oats Co.—Sells Research Unit—
National
See
Dehydrating
Alialfa
Milling
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
—v.
'
1953
7
1952
$2,217,034
/
$2,209,408
525t967
805,717 *
203,998
17,881,718
19,010,669
6,365,246
2,271,142
' "
•.
accrued
642,241
.
'
Income-—
oper.
180,
5,643,693
2,074,496
913.
p.
i
Oct. 13
19,665,299
18,457,640
7,419,776
6,645,064
2,413,623
2,194,588
..."
■' '7:'
and
*
Air
the
during
period
same
?
8.
September; "seasonal
During
of
point
low
179,
Shaver
plant,
Corp. of America,
El Paso,
Tex.—Stock
Offered—
share) terminated
employees
their
and
Co.
the
and
It
funds
subsidiaries.
offered
assessment
which
will
was
Co.
shares
major
a
and
be
to
be
of
part
realized
the
as
speculation
a
from
general
corporation's
the
sale
of
the
shares
to
appear
warrant acquisition
retention.
and
was incorporated in Delaware on May 24,
1954.
It
qualified to do business in the States of Arizona, California,
Colorado, Idaho, New Mexico, Oregon, Texas, Utah and Wyoming and
may later become so qualified in other States as its business develops.
The principal business office of Rare Metals is in the Bassett Tower,
Paso.
Texas,
and
The corporation
In
the
office
an
ing, Salt Lake City 5,
for
and
or
capital
stock,
maintained
at
for
the
primary
Co.,
of
El
consisting
was
Paso,
earths.
rare
of
1,000
It
all
owns
shares
of
the
The
El
of
organized
Texas,
uranium
of
management
Paso Natural
Gas Co.
are
the
at
and
and
Rare
Gas Co.
the
now
instance
Western
of
Natural
El
vanadium
Metals
El
is
been
made
the
same
as
Western
the
$800,000.
Upon completion of the above offering Rare Metals may offer
to El Paso Natural Gas Co, and Western Natural Gas
Co., at the price
of $1 per share and In the ratio of three shares for El Paso to one
share for
Western, any part of the shares of capital stock which shall
not have been allotted for subscription to eligible officers and
employees
of the two companies or their subsidiaries or which
shall not have
subscribed
The
*
for
by
the
officers
employees
or
to
allotted.
whom
to acquire
240
acres,
eration
unpatented
12
located
of
$5,000
In
In
Emery
cash
subject to approval of title bv coun¬
mining claims, comprising approximately
County, Utah; has acquired for a consid¬
option
an
purchase
to
all
or
56
mining
part
apv
.unpatented
of
lode mining claims
situated
in
an
unorganized
Wayne County, Utah; has acquired an option to purchase
p'acer mining claims in the Warren Mining Dis¬
trict, Idaho County, Idaho; has obtained an
option, exercisable on or
tdistrict
in
certain
unpatented
before Nov.
1954,
to acquire mining claims comprising approximately
,1,000 acres ^adjacent to the last mentioned claims located in Idaho
for
a
1,
Idaho;
County,
of
term
has acquired,
and
five years
subject
for the purpose
to
of
.mining
operations
ganized
mining district in Grand County,
unpatented
41
on
approval
of
title,
lease
a
conducting exploratory and
mining claims In an unor¬
lode
Utah.
acres
of
(but
State
other
no
lands
In
minerals)
San
Juan
on
total
a
County,
of
Utah.
approximately 10,700
Rare
elected
Executive
announced
the
of
The
McBee
the
was
Vice-President
Vice-
and
Board
Royal
of
Vice-President of
is
Co.,
election
formerly Chairman of The McBee Co.,
Corp.—V. 180, p. 538.
Metals
proposes
of
Allan
McBee,
A.
Philip
and
of
Ryan
M.
from
1953
$405,780
ry.
$427,417
79,935
8,611
,
50,825
income
oper.
1952
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
3,010,973
railway
26,722
n
3,271,792
3,712,700
216,614
216,912
*First
3J/4%
*147,516
•135,142
4.36%
of
oil
certain
of
of
the
portion
and
gas
remainder
leases
exploration
net
of
Colo.
options
to
purchase
to
purchase
such
uranium
of
be
to
are
options
and
of
proceeds
proceeds
properties
to
are
and
Stock
—
It
has
Midland
Counties,
Sharpies
Into
in
Oil
all
TXL
used
for
for
interests
certain
be
27%)
Metals
Co.,
to
and
gas
the
as
L»ase..
other
and
chased
Utah.
-
-
.
Plateau
the
on
July
on
Lease
has
poration
of
chase
of
will
have
outstanding
3,000,000 shares.
the
New
Mexico
2,200,000 shares
If
and
will
then
1,465,000
Norris
the
>purchase
an
of
'San Francis.
in
the
event
(U.
$34,168
Net
sufficient
amount
total number
Gross
and
It
of
8.
shares
to
of
increase
the
estimated
is
the
exercise
currency).
its
issued
that
of
the
said
ownership to 75% of the
outstanding capital stock of
cost
of
option,
additional
such
would
be
shares,
approximately
;
entered
L.
The corporation
•
test for
area
has filed
in
Del
12 unpatented
Norte
possible commercial
mining claims located in
Calif., which it is proposed
County.
occurrences
of
nickel
ores.
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
an
180, p.
•It
stock
is
$1),
from
ry.
I
in
order
to
make
available
future
of
financing requirements
mining claims or patents
mined
by the
board
of
shares
in
or
or
date
a
which
p.
of
not
may
be
with
the
properties,
180,
stock
figure
connection
other
directors.—V.
capital
to
as
shall
the
yet
cor¬
deter-
be
deter¬
1003.
G.
and other
Terms
of
by
the
agreement
Reynolds
call
for
issue
and
stock
purchaser
shares
on
Oct..
The
transfer
1,715,435
<
/
104,110
2,156,541
300,349
654,140
1,092,680
27,il5
equipment,
capital.
new
of
Its
letter
a
for
of
notification
with
279,000
Space
ry.
of
to
are
be
to
entitled
be
equipment
to
ry.
250,000
1,000.000
600,000
200.000
100,000
__—
purchasers
of
the
.
100,000
450,000
>
preferred
new
»
and
stock
such stock severally to be purchased
terms and conditions of ;the preferred pur*-below?
—
the
set forth
&
Co..,—_1_
5,000
5,000
.
ft Company,
—
.
5,000
;
;
5,000
_J—1—_
5.000
Incorporated
5,000
f
-
1438.
*;
■
""
'
v"-
-
*
.-v
'
T
)
stock
(no par)
at $50 per share,
to
the
public
4.237
shares yof
without underwriting.
proceeds wHl be used
corporation
office is
was
located
Incorporated
In
York
New
at 803 State St., Schenectady,
on
July
sales fox
21,
1954.
Y.
N.
corporation consists of selling,
c
and
installing
homes, business and commercial stores and plants.
'
'
servicing
of
The company
*
tion
plans
and
automatic
fire
alarm
systems
GIVING
•
-
.
stock
Common
V.
180,
adaptable
for
private
has a complete list of all parts and electrical mstaBasystems for all types of homes and buildings, which
parts and plans are owned by the company.
purchase
to
purchase
working
used
and
for
(no
par)
,
EFFECT
TO
-
-
•
•
*
*
*
PRESENT
FINANCING
Authorized
5,000 shs.
Outstanding
5,000 she.
820.
p.
Schick, Inc.—Earnings Show Gain9 Months Ended Sept. 30—
Net
$304,753
$285,524
$396,726
43,755
Income
1951
$327,349
railway
1952
18,916
*7,913
1953
$14,551,284
3.611,338
3,556,033
after taxes
before
of
1.685,038
1,071,133
shares-
profit
Number
1953
1954
$16,638,000
taxes.
sales
Profit
Net
RR.—Earnings—
1954
600.000
600,000
share-
$2.81
$1.70
97,990
Earned
—V.
per
178, p.
•38,170
*68,142
*79,295
2,753,091
2,551,101
2,680,942
railway,—.
303,510
278,243
148,499
148,133
Total
income
*313,066
*321,727
*402,633
450,346
Net
1821.
23,891
2,613,299
oper.
from
100,000
100.000
Inc
Co
&
100,000
100.000
Inc.-
Inc.
Co.,
&
Co.,
100,000
100.000
4% debentures and 1,809 shares
to be offered at par, without underwriting,
rehabilitation
railway
from
Net
and
The primary business of tfee
the
Selected
From Jan. 1—
Gross
250,000
200,000
seven-year
$1,000
debenture
stock.
The proceeds
a
San Antonio Uvalda & Gulf
from
450.000
^
$1,400,000
"
,
from
'
Debentures
$2,400,000
Inc.
corporation in September offered
net
The
372,210
filed
series
1984
to expand inventory finance
buyers at normal FHA rates and for working capital. :
„
1951
1,995,400
1
the
of
respective principal amounts of
severally to be pur¬
debentures
of shares of
are
-■'*
123,180
32,861
(par $1)
of
the
of
purchasers
the
1979
Save-A-Life Corp., Schenectady, N. Y.—Stock Offered
913.
p.
and
the
series.
the
of
;
.
$302,159
-
59,712
-
30,000 shs.
425,002 shs.
the issuance*
Pressprich
Stroud
180, p.
common
$277,091
67,878
other
or
Co., Inc
the
-
3,000,000
30,000 shs.
Co.
Company
of
Weld
W.
authorized
325,262
;
income
covering $120,500 of
Net
Spring Co.
the
railway
common
each
Net
patents,
the
V
,3,403,286
Outstanding
$3,000,000
:
corporation
Net
Munn,
industries
of
92,443
August—
President, on Oct. 12 announced the acquisition
and inventory of A. W. Haydon
Co., Waterbury,
-Conn., manufacturers of direct current timing devices for the aircraft
the assets,
White,
—V.
1003.
99,257
FINANCING
440,002 shs.
& Co
Salomon Bros. & Hutzler
"
—.
PRESENT
value)
Hlrshberg,
subject to
cor¬
issued for
acquisition
Reynolds Spring Co.—Acquisition, etc.—
Charles
104,555
report
operat¬
$5,658,000
Kidder, Peabody & Co
1
Equitable Securities Corporation
;
Plateau
...1952
$261,030
•
.
railway—. .1,678.786
oper.
180,
Gross
ct
Income
'<
showed
$1,007,833.
value)——_
and
Rothschild
F.
contract,
"
"
-T
Salisbury Broadcasting Corp., Paxton, Mass.—Files—
SEC
15
authorized
later
136,779
TO
1979
names
&
CAPITALIZATION
to
Outstanding
1,100,000 shs.
*1,100,000 shs.
contemplated that the
will be increased at a
poration
mimd,
(par
$288,447
1953
1,
these
Pollock
names
each,
an
FINANCING
Authorized
Capital
oper.
Net
The
CAPITALIZATION
railway—
railway.—;
from
Net
•
►
ry,
1954"
■
unaudited
an
company
of
Company
respective numbers
by
chase
.
Mining
Colorado
out.of
EFFECT
debentures
Lane,
Thomas &
The
16.
qnd
From Jan. 1—
Gross
—V.
.
,
,unsurveyed
Net
stock
and
from
from
.
the
income
Co._
&
&
E.
Wm.
pay
Sacramento Northern Ry.— -Earnings—
...
1954,
net
($100 par
bonds
&
Johnson,
The
August—
31,
and
par
Hilsman
H.
R.
outstanding.—V.
171,000.
In
$836,088.
5,000,000
Stuart &
Courts
the company exercises its option to pur¬
Plateau uranium properties, an aggregate
be
the
at
ami
appliances,
approximately 62
City of Savannah.
by each are set forth below:
J.
.
shares
ami
and- the
also
Uranium
CAPITALIZATION—Following completion of this financing, the
issue
July
Oct.
of
1979
series
Freeman
or
Mexico
retire
purchase
electric
Georgia
Bonds
also has an option to acquire certain prospecting
to be issued by the Commissioner of Public Lands
covering tracts of New Mexivco school lands.
issued
New
of
sale
of
1984
bonds
Halsey,
corporate
Stonewall
in
company
located
assets
leases
Blackshear
The
purchase from
of
shares
and
debentures
bonds,
.
due
($10
and the
under
to
due
stock
1984
corporation
permits
the
of
l td.,
the
mining
used
in Delaware
organized
oil
known
"D"
agreement
and
was
acquire
of its properties
Colorado
The
to
Texas,
Corp.
.
option
an
Corp.
company
options
30,000
redeem
mortgage permits, subject to specified limitations,
additional
bonds
I
.
BUSINESS—The
called
mortgage bonds
of
to
generation,
the
estimated
of
GIVING
PURCHASERS—The
purposes.
1954.
first
sale
includes
which
is
income
ended
preferred stk.,
•The
of
The
properties.
cost
part
cash
the
If
$104.58
1953, the company had operating revenues
year
net
the
in
in
corner
1975
due
series
Common
Kirkpatrick, Inc.; and Lentz, Newton & Co.
PROCEEDS—A
wide
of $7,080,353
debentures
(par 10 cents) at $1.25 per share. Other
underwriters participating in this offering include Moun¬
tain States Securities Corp.; Minor, Mee & Co.; Clark,
Landstreet &
to
mortgage bonds:
3%%
underwriters, headed by South¬
Co., Dallas, Tex., on Oct. 6 publicly
speculation" an issue of 1,400,000 shares of
a
of the
company
mortgage
engaged
served
the
months
12
series
stock
common
first
of
incidentally
area
and
revenues
of
offered "as
share
per
down
Authorized
271,633
•167,228
Sabre Uranium Corp., Grand Junction,
group
Securities
scaling
concurrent
the
southeastern
miles
and 33
of the
the
538.
p.
by
is
and
the
CAPITALIZATION
3,934,238
270,940
180,
Co., Inc.,
Space &
Securities
'
76,736
•4,639
$107.08
ft
Lane,
Webster
&
1951
*
•131,951
income—
oper.
Offered—A
of
owner
8,364 shares (representing approxi¬
outstanding capital stock of The San Francis
has an option, which expires Jan. 1, 1955, to
adidtional shares for $1 (British Guiana currency) per share
mately
in
the
long
3%
railway____
•Deficit.—V.
western
in
$6,775,402
$560,349
40,834
Blair
Johnson,
at
the sale
the
used
be
included:
Stone
prices
from
and
amounts
electricity,
area
Population
From Jan. 1—
Gross
of
an
miles
Zenner,
$466,525
at
competitive sale
1969.
15,
proceeds from
will
like
ing
56,719
railway
railway-.
underwriting group
and
dividend.
and
Oct.
EARNINGS—For
1954
from
Net
received 1 lrqfkz
—were
dividend;
redeemable
BUSINESS—Company
in
RR.—Earnings—
August—
Gross
is
1959
debentures,
stock
4.40%
dividend;
4.48%
a
15,
stock,
preferred
a
4.44%
after
and
for
Rutland
acquire these leases from El Paso for a consideration equal to the
paid by El Paso for the acquisition of such leases (approxi¬
mately $7,500), plus the reservation to El Paso of an overriding royalty.
is
Oct.
the
sale
Royal
President of the Royal McBee
as
:
as
preferred stock.
the
amount
corporation
for
the
with
a
preferred
outstanding
of
-to
The
on
and
Directors of the recently formed
Royal
retains the Presidency of Royal Typewriter Company.
He
Chairman
as
been
of
Corp.
Previously
of
Early in 1954, before the organization of Rare Metals, El Paso Natu¬
ral Gas Co. acquired
the right to the assignment of 22 Utah State
Leases granting the right to mine, remove and
dispose of uranium and
vanadium
to
for
for
new
share
of
payment
corporation has contracted,
sel,
the
Davis, President
corporation.
new
Natural
by
sole stockholders of
of
has
of
C.
H.
others.
that of
and
substantially
Natural Gas Co.
Paso
Ryan
Board
McBee
Gas
Gas
have
ores
P.
debentures
and
awarded to the group at
bid of 100.1599.
PROCCEDS—Net
F.
the
Co.
shares
$100.57
The
a
bidders
for
prior
Net
Delaware
a
Natural
Paso
$1
of
value
Rare Metals, the former hold¬
capital stock of Rare Metals and the latter
holding 200.000 shares of such capital stock, all of which shares were
acquired for cash at the rate of $1 per share, or an aggregate of
ing 600,000 shares
been
Corp.,
to go to a selling stockholder.—V. 180, p. 1211.
on
$100.27
preferred
author¬
the
of
par
Co., of Houston,
Texas, both of which have been active in recent years in exploring and
drilling for oil and natural gas in Rocky Mountain region, includ¬
ing the areas in the so-called "Colorado Plateau" where numerous
discoveries
23 offered
$25.50 per
of engaging
purpose
share, of Nevada Rare Metals Mining Co., which is also
corporation, incorporated May 24, 1954.
,
Metals
Build¬
Kearns
919
per
Rare
Co.,
Royal McBee Co.—Officers Elected—
development and operation of deposits of
other fissionable materials or other valuable
metals, mineral substances and
ized
also
organized
was
exploration
is
Utah.
containing uranium
ores
.
bery, Marache & Co., New York, on Sept.
3,500 shares of common stock (par $1) at
Chairman
as
3y«s came from: White, Weld & Co.
(jointly), 101.3499; The First Boston Corp..
Co., Inc., 100.646. 7 '
7 7,
,
.
for
&
was
Oct. 13
$100.63
share.
duly
El
This issue
various
to the payment of fhe costs of investi¬
properties and of performing necessary
exploratory or development work, including core
shafting and other tests, on claims or properties
bonds
&
1984
Other
other
The corporation
is
1953
$1,977,886 $14,574,514 $14,616,114
on
The net proceeds were
the
Blair
Preferred Stock Also Offered—An
(J. O.) Ross Engineering Corp.—Stock Offered—Gran-
Gas
for
and
jointly headed by White, Weld & Co. and Kidder, Pea¬
body & Co. on Oct. 14 offered publicly a new issue of
30,000 shares of 4.36% $100 par value preferred stock at
$102,588 per share and accrued dividends, to yield 4.25%.
1107.
p.
The
per
officers
to
Natural
Western
offered
were
($1
par
limited
strictly
and
applied
and
drifting,
drilling,
that
acquiring
and
gating
The
capital stock at
It
Gas
not underwritten.
was
hand
on
1954.
15,
Natural
Paso
anticipated
now
above
EI
offering
is
Oct.
on
of
of
180,
1954—9 Mos.
1954—Month—1953
$1,957,497
—
—V.
The recent offering of 300,000 shares
and
Period End. Sept. 30—
Sales
on
tion prices receding from 105.20% to par, and, at special redemption
"prices ranging from 101.80% to par, plus accrued Interest in each case.
Rose's 5, 10 and 25-Cent Stores, Inc.—Sales—
Metals
sale
series bonds will be redeemable at
regular redemption
105.80% to par, and at special redemption prices
from 102.55%
to par, plus accrued interest in - each case.
The. 1979 debentures will be subject to redemption at regular redemp¬
2708.
p.
competitive
running
under
now
at
prices Tanging from
Corp.—Builds New Shaver Plant—
Ronson
bids
Competing, bids
f
.
Ronson
issues
two
Robinson-Humphrey, Co.; .Inc. <johzt}y#„ 1
100.57; and White,. Weld ft Co. and Kkkhfr.
Peabody & Co. (jointly), 109.5499. The First Boston-Corp. bid -101.7*79
for the debentures as 3%s.
-"V
">
*.
rr"
•
-
the
Kidder, Peabody ft Co.
Goldman,. Sachs
t.i '•
the year, the all-cargo
airline carried
1,229,330-pounds-as compared with 1,146,262 pounds
in
September 1953.
The company operated 172 flights, flying- 937
hours with a load factor of 89%.—V. 180, p. 1107.
;
Oct.
on
of
bid of 101.85% for the first mortgage bonds
a
'.100.5999; Blair & Co., Inc,
announced
John Paul Riddle, President,
year ago.
a
,v
construction in Stamford,
Conn., will be completed this December, and the company will launch
full
scale
national distribution after the first of the year.—V.
179,
above.—V.
Other
101.2699;
by Riddle Airlines on its New; York-Miaml-Pue?-to
the-past- 12-months is-up-3,463,528 pounds over
carried
cargo
route
on
bid of 101.05% for the debentures.
a
.
Riddle Airlines, Inc.,—Air Cargo Up—.
.
-"
Rico
Deben¬
.interest, to yield 3.12%, and the debentures at
award
won
railway
railway
and
Co*—Bonds
101.783% and accrued interest, to yield 3.27%. The group
177,402
239,708
Power
&
series, due Oct. 1, 1984. and $3,000,000 8%% debentures,
1, 1979. The bonds were offered at 102.52% and
$2,221,592
731,283
290,113
income—"
Electric
.
due Oct.
A95*
p. 1615.
Rare
Savannah
.
tures Offered^—A group by Halsey; Stuart & Co. Inc. on
Oct. 14 offered; $5,008,000 of first mortgage bonds, 3ft%
and
'
.
/
Co.
*
,
$1,999,919
railway
railway
oper.
The
„
-
1
be
will
of the
one
: c 1954
.
(par $10) recently of¬
Sept. 14 at $13.75 per
record
„
From Jan. 1—
11.
Cornell, who
with
a
group
of
Cleveland
associate
controls
Prestole's outstanding stock, Is
Secretary and Treasurer of the Cleve¬
land Flux Co. which he founded with his father 38 years ago.
This
business,
the
largest
producer
of
foundry flux
for
molten
metal,
operates under his direct management.
Mr. Cornell is also a major
stockholder and Treasurer of the Clyde
Cutlery Co. which he pur¬
chased two years ago. and a director and -a major stockholder of the
Morgan Engineering Co. of Alliance, Ohio. - Mr. Cornell will assume
immediate management of Prestole Corp.
v
:
;•
.
/
Mr. Cornell
from
ry.
•.
Stock Sold—Of the
—
stock
common
stockholders of
Blyth & Co., Inc. and associates (see V. 180, p. 1211).—
v. 180, p. 1375.
; ;
;
;
;
:
r
'
x
Secondary Offering—A
—
suc¬
Mr.
backlogs
2787.
p.
completed.—V.. 180, p. 1107.
was
;
from
Net
Prestole Corp. of Toledo, Ohio—New President, etc.—
B.
177,
Manufacturing Co.
August—
Clifford
cushion
Diego Gas & Electric Co.
to
share, 777,143 shares were subscribed for and the re¬
maining 22,857 shares were sold by the underwriters art
$16.75 per share.
The offering was underwritten by
the Stubnitz Green Spring Corp. for
spring, mechanical spring, and chemical
Richmond, Fredericksburg & Potomac RR.—Earnings
persons.—V.
1,300
Gross
■*.
the
" 4
at a meeting of the board or
the company had accepted, subject to
announced
Reynolds.—V.
share.
per
retained. The com¬
180, p. 1210.
will be
present management
total
a
1953.
Munn
secondary offering of 35,000 shares of common stock (par
$1) was made on Oct. 13 by Blyth & Co., Inc. at $33.50*;
including its manufacturing plants in Chicago,
Ohio... Clearing will operate independently as a
and- its
employs
pany
of
Rheem
assets
Hamilton,
San
800,000 shares of
fered
as
of
terms
total
Mr.
purchase of
operations
applied to its products, a fact of much
future significance.
In addition, the purchase makes us a major factor
in
the U. 8. machine
tool
business, which has more dynamic force
than almost any other factor in industry."
Clearing's
ended Dec. 31,
year
Concurrently,
now
devices
Spring stock to the North American Phillips Co.
Haydon Co. division. The A. W. Haydon operation showed
$862,000 before taxes and. after royalties of $130,000, for
Reynolds
W.
of
directors of Reynolds Spring that
stockholder approval, an. offer by
acquisition, which is by far our largest to date.
can
from
of
earnings
Monday, October 18, 1954
..
.
railway
oper.
•Deficit.—V.
180,
p.
913.
As of
—V.
American
Sept. 30—
net
asset value per
180, p.
100.
Shares, Inc.—Assets Rise—
1954
1953
$34,467,561 $25,109,230
assets
share
$15.94
$12.40
Number 5369
Volume 180
Gas Corp.
Shamrock Oil &
Nine Months Ended Aug.
Net
sales
Profit
before
Provision
31—
income
and other
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
1954
'
:
income
taxes—:
Federal
income
7,819,319
taxes
:
2,346,100
income
the
Earnings
—__
$3.65
1,499,021
1,481,632
—
$1.80
$1.50
corrimon stock—
share of
per
—_
Common shares outstanding———.—
Cash
dividends
"As
share——
paid—per
in
the
two-story,
*$2.82
Larchmont',
Mintzer,
President,
on
York's
McAlpin
Hotel
New
sition,
real
famed
existing
4
'
Levy,
President
estate
.*'*
'
T *
' *
hotel,
to Tisch
located
Hotels,
given,—V.
180,
Broadway
at
"*
zations.
—the
,
of
the
from
whom
1438.
p...
34th Street, is currently
and
notice of termination has been
to
'
Inc.,
L.
Interim
the
limited
a
CO.
Lynn
Lake
in
Saskatchewan
concentrate
will
wise
not
he
could
total
a
1954
to
now
building
contains
nine
stores
and
including reserves
held
are
in
.,
The
•
'
•
.
.
corporation
on-Oct.
covering 2,000,000
filed
7
shares
of
of
Other
(par
with
*
April
nickel
until
realized
of
of
into
concentrate
The
to
for
future
some
minimum
a
Inter¬
be
pro¬
to
5,232,500
The
date.
lbs,-during
to
be
issued
through
is
at
the
C.;
par(in
following
Powell
Increase
denominations
underwriters;
of
$500
and
$1,000
&
Co.,
"The
plant
start-up
the
next
end
of
pounds
Saskatchewan
nickel.
of
United
States
*--180, p.
is
Government
725.
to
according
schedule
of
the
on
nickel
approximately
has
payment
been
content
' " ' .'
<■:■■■-.■
..
operating
ahead
be
contains
now
advance
An
been
has
expected
ten
received
this
of
180,
Southern
to
will
2 Wall
1954—4 Weeks—1953
Sales
~V.
180,
1108;"'
p.
-
'
'
* ' ■
<<'
for
the
of
lor
public
the
sale at
company
Power
Co.—Securities Placed
shares
to
to
The
financing
of
aggregate
ing
($1,500,000)
construction
additional
in
1954
1955.
and
"•
-
teixds
-
of
is
expected
to
completed in
be
at
1956
an
estimated
Stock
its
was
expected
are
offer,
to
&
for
City,
the
First
A
27/b%
3>A%, due 1970
series, due 1977_
3Va%
series, due
—%
3%%
6%
series,
1978_
Dec.
its
*
31,
1948
I
Common stock
raise
"Additional
limitations
principal
bonds
the
cludes
11
same
in
of
amount
which
of
contained
stock.
It
activities
first
mortgage
shares
will
be
at
CAPITALIZATION
-
of
chase,
are
as
Stone
Dean
See
V.
also
subject to
$4,000,000
1984,
for
bonds,
be
1937.
.
stock
the
underwriters
the shares of additional common stock not taken upon
the subscription offer which each has agreed to pur¬
and
money
level.
GIVING EFFECT TO
&
Webster
180,
p.
&
Securities
Corp.—,
Co.
—
———n.
40%
1438.
in
made in
was
our
!
„
In
the
under
which
notes
the
issued
the
and
on Aug. 31,
$10,100,000.
connecting
service
July
on
also
outside
furnishes
with
toll
1954,
to
of
1438.
...
.
demamd
had
within
notes
of
,
the
of any premium.
The company has
note,
'
the
option
of
the
Nov.
of
The
a
of
the
Connecticut
of
the
3,611
Texas
All
bid;
it
$15,000,000
1,
1954;
to
1957
years
on
be
May
l
to
See
and
three-story
addition
to
the
used toward paying the cost ef
Provincial House property in
corporation's net worth as of Dec. 31, 1953 was $1,735,001.
also V. 180, p. 1211.
The
See
179,
on
prepayable
In
of
Pacific
bids
Pine
the
of
also
V.
180,
p.
be
its
at
the
will
office
1,
collateral
in
at the
promissow
instalments
rate
of
specified
opened
by
Y.,
John
at or
B.
.
Maher, Secretary,
The
issue
of
5%
company
at said office
the
are
subject to
of
collateral
certain
of
in
the
before
Hyde,
New
Orleans
&
company,
Room 2018,
noon
(EST)
Vice-President,
Oct.
or
J.
28,
J.
immediately after said hour.
promissory
authorization
the
note
collateral
the
ra'se
to
direction
hope
and
bodies
but
thousands
of
possibility
.
financing
•'
will
that
-
.
-
ot.
our
-i
,
Offered—A
be
\
'*<•-,
.-t
At
added
to
1,
tho
t;
office
in Wash¬
July
31,
1954,^ the
operated
company
8?,
follows:
as
in equal
to
and
by the Interstate
be
the
Commerce
a6
by
setwrity
Commission.
TO
PRESENT
FINANCING
Authorized
to March 1, 1960, incl.
fund. 3%% debs., due
Outstanding "
$4,000,000
.
.
.
$4,000,000
-
8,000,000
convertible
Bank
8,000,000
4,000,000
3,104,500
2,750,000
2,485,000
capital
1969
15,
loans
and
^
8,000,000
8,000,000
;"
debentures, due
—
commercial
paper
ma-
,,
turing within eight months of their
respective dates of issue (int. or disc.
•
rate
lVi%
Preferred
6%>
to
3%%
stock
in
per
($25
-
'
annum)—
value)—is-
par
.
w
series
pfd. stock ($25 par value)
convertible preferred stock, series
A
(cumulative, $25
B
'
par
value)
2,500,000 shs.
1,301,496 shs.
stock
($1
par
value)
300,000 shs.
300,000 shfi.
tEach share of the
into
;
-
'
"
stock until Dec.
tft purchase
forth
set
Lynch,
Fenner
M.
31,
split effective Sept.
1956.
'
;
underwriters
from
the
Riter
940,000
—
Noel & Co.
Co
—
370.000
370,000
Francis I. du Pont & Co.
Parker
H.
P.
230,000
230,000
230,000
' 230,000
—V.
Sons_
Corp—
95,000
95,000
Piper, Jaffray
woo'd
and
&
Hop95,000
Lukens—
95,000
Singer, Deane & Scribner
95,000
C. F. Cassell
50,000
&
Co.,
&
I*
&
& Winslow, Inc——
Ferris & Company
50,000
185,000
Boyce—
185,000
Rouse, Brewer & Becker
50,000
185,000
Stirling, Morris <fc Co.—
50,000
W&tling, Lerchen & Co.
50,000
&
Coe
1439.
Co.,
Whiteside,
Inc.
Chace,
Dickson
Bros.
180,
95,000
95,000
95,000
230,000
& Co
Inc._.
Mackall
&
Securities
Robinson
140,000
—
Wood
S.
€r.
First
$185,000
95,000
Loewi & Co
&
Inc
—
Edwards
A.
280,000
Walker & Co.—
H.
severally
principal
140,000
—:
Jones, Kreeger & Hewitt
Moseley & Co.—
S.
the
Courts & Co
Doolittle & Co
Horner & Mason,
Inc
Mason-Hagan,
o/
of class Jb.
have
in
con¬
the basis
Goodwyn & Olds-—.—
Clement A. Evans & Co.,
370,000
—:
Scott,
Auchincloss,
was
below
debentures
Inc
Rhoades
Co
Van Alstyne,
series A, is
1954)
14,
465,000
Beane
&
named
company
Pierce,
Loeb,
set forth under th.j
below;
Securities ,Corp.-
Merrill
as
(in lieu of two shares which
the stock
t76,213 shy,
*
6%' convertible preferred stock,
four shares
prior to
Johnston, Lemon & Co._$l,880,000
F.
|
'
($1
conversion
&
63,552 she.
-
value)
common
vertible
Carl
,f
-
par
"Before giving effect to reductions to be made
heading "Use of Proceeds."
Union
.
common-stock
.Class A
Class
*12,030,000
;
.
300,000 shs.
cum.
6%
R.
acquisition
pledged
EFFECT
install, from
sinking fund subordi¬
debentures, due April 1, I960-
Sept.
,
Stein
the
the
but
money,
and
seven-year
nated
G.
be
hundreds
ten-year sinking fund subordinated
debentures, due April 1, I960-
in
part at the option
provided in the proposed
or
Cincinnati,
of
until
1966
amounts
1956, and $1,750,000 on
incliisjye; to bear interest,
whole
The
and
position
a
drilling.
We
of large-ore
discovery
always
2146.
p.
in
management
diamond
the
acquire
required
a
Redpath
received
Street, New York 5, N.
and
of
stock
are
to
"has
Louisiana,
(due
1, 1957
1,
agreed
Co.
Ry.
must
stock
common
It
the
right
in Ontario, Canada.
Dunning,
5%
and
without premium-except as
promissory note; and to be secured by the pledge of 10,753
the
capital stock of Southwestern Construction Co. and
shares
in
the
area
prior to Nov.
graduated scale to $25 per share.
a
borrowers.
sinking
May
1,
Nov.
of
Salt
Corp.,
loan
note
common
payable
1964,
di¬
Other
formerly
Arizona, Colorado, Florida, Georgia,
Maryland,
Missouri,
New
Jersey, Ohio,
Tennessee, Texas and Virginia. ..The company has acquired
1, 195.4, an additional loan office in Nashville, Tenn,, and
more
'
and,
t
Ohio.
is
Kansas,
12-year
'
Amer¬
.'
'
upon
be
to
Frazer,
Uranium
has
or
said Dr.
effort
and
and
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
.
is
$15,000,000 of Notes—
1955, $500,000 on Nov.
W.
stock at $13.51 13/37 per share
common
C.,
suable
within
company
purposes.
company
collateral
shares
1954
proceeds of the new issue will be
$750,000
each
accepted
The Toledo Province of this Order of Roman Catholic Sisters has 333
Toledo,
in
1
to
Nov.
1,
Geophysicists.
Standard
owns
of this
there is
and
'•
March
Green¬
requested bids for the lowest interest rate at which
lend
dated
payable semi-annually
the
70
members.
will
be
to
$500,000 on Nov.
corporation and upon net less than 15 days'
published notice, the notes may be redeemed by the corporation on any
Interest payment date by the payment of principal, accrued interest
and a premium on the principal as follows: 2%
if redemption be ef¬
fected on or prior to July 15, 1957; 1% after July 15, 1957 and on or
prior to July 15, 1959; there shall be no premium If redemption be
effected after July 15, 1959; the corporation shall also have the right
to redeem up to $25,000 principal amount of the notes in any one year
without payment of premium; there shall be no premium for redemp¬
tion made out of the sinking fund.
At
bidder
<-the"
of
Joseph
of
provide
In
result
certainty
wrong."—V.
D.
Aug.
3%%
State
and in a few
approximately
points
such
:
Southern Ry.—To Sell
,
sinking fund payments shall be applied by the trustee for the
redemption of notes from among the lastest maturity or maturities
outstanding at the principal amount of the notes and without payment
will'
UNDERWRITERS—The
notes.
All
be
Fultm
operating income of the company and Jt;i
for 1953 aggregated $8,787,650 and net income amounted
$1,212,230, For the seven months ended July 31, 1954, an unaudited
report showed consolidated operating income of $5,749,551 and net
income of $931,999.
»
of
each
retirement
will
to
,
between
-
.
Standard
Hueh
offices in Miami, Fla.
In September, the company
operation
of
loan
offices
in
Arlington,
Danville,
and
Martinsville, Virginia, and East Point, Georgia.
The new office in
Arlington is the company's third in that community.
On
principal
for other
include
interested
offices in 15 States
three
4,888,888 shs.
company also include teletypewriter exchange service,
radio-telephone service and services and facilities for private
telephone and teletypewriter use, for the transmission of radio
and
of
Dunning
EARNINGS—Consolidated
&
programs,
Ray
subsidiaries
the
television
formation
Committer
general funds, and it Is intended to use the funds sub¬
equivalent to the net/proceeds to reduce outstanding bank
Oklahoma,
mobile
in
Exploration
considerable
.
since
15,000,000
held
1954.
service
The
the
John
properties,"
those
no
individual
loan
5%
other* companies,
Connecticut.
of
of
Canada
of
expended
are
Illinois,
principal payment date thereafter (except July 15, 1969)
make sinking fund payments in the sum of $8,000 to the trustee for the
on
•
holding company, and through its wholly-ownecl
subsidiaries, is primarily engaged in the business of making small loans
15,000,000
companies
31,
of
Dr.
Executive
BUSINESS—Corporation, with its principal executive
25,000,000
the New York Telephone Co.,
by
where
in
Telephone
and
•
1954—9 Mos.—1953
are subject to
redemption at "the option of the comat prices beginning at 104%, and for the
sinking fund beginning
before Sept. 15, 1956, at prices from
102%, plus accrued interest
each case.
The debentures also will be convertible into the com¬
loans.
Outstanding
$15,000,000
.
6,006*000 shs.
and,
served
are
stantially
PRESENT FINANCING
Telegraph. Co., through' which the "company has
connections for the interchange of traffic
with all other companies
of
the Bell System
and companies with which they connect,
with
telephone systems in other countries an
with
ships at sea.
The
addition to the serial paymentsv required for the
retirement of notes as they mature, it will, commencing July 15, 1956,
that,
is
conjunction
line
are
"•
"
or
whose
company,
aggregating
company
points
corporation
indenture
per
commenced
15,000,000
15,000,000
$25)
(par
company
telephones
services
'*
covenants
out¬
A.
of
of
this
be
company's
.
stock
13
which
the
PROCEEDS—Net proceeds' from
,
to continue
its construc¬
as
Authorized
due
communities
ican
issue of Sept. 27 of the offering
by B. C. Ziegler & Co. of $600,000 direct obligation notes
dated July 15, 1954, at 100% and accrued interest.
the
which
The
^
Mention
money.
company
long
as
of
President
John
1959, and thereafter
recent
Since
July 31, 1954 the
company had
920,402 .telephones in service,
of which slightly more
than
one-half were
in
the, Bridgeport, Hartford, New Britain, New
Haven, Starriford and Waterbury exchange areas..
•
60%
Sisters of Notre Dame of Toledo, O.—Note Offering-
<
July l,'1985—
deb., due April 1, 1987
capital
of
4,800
follows:
Witter
the
new
high
a
for
necessary
of
Oct.
on
of
company
now
and
pany's class A
be
will
during
company
furnishes, local telephone service within
Connecticut except in the principal portion of the Town
of
several
its
$102.50
The debentures
on
&
The
*
the
of
1375.
p.
all
at
Immediate pay-'
The City of New
pany,
,
be
proceeds
deb.,
company
small
of
Bank
180,
'
the
deb.,
wich,
names
to
Telephone
$11,500*000 by the
due March 1, 1978_ $15,000,000
deb., due Sept. 1, 1980__
25,000,000
the
UNDERWRITERS—The
of
issued
the sale of
series
due
may
proposing to invite bids in October, 1954.
tlnreserved for exchange
of stock of former parent
merged with the company in
acceptance
2,338.000.:
1312,882 shs.
series
1954
State Loan & Finance Corp.—Debentures
in
proceeds
principal executive offices are at
227
Church St.,
New Haven, Conn., was incorporated by a Special
Act of the General
Assembly of Connecticut on April 19, 1882. "The
company
is not controlled directly or Indirectly by any person or
corporation.
American Telephone & Telegraph Co., the largest stockholder, ' presently
owns
1,173,696
shares
(26.67%)
of
the
voting
35,000 shs.
tAssuming
National
1954—Month—1953
Society
new
Uranium
that
ington,
amounts
remain
BUSINESS—The
is
company
percentage
other
or
mortgage.
8,
syndicate headed by Johnston, Lemon & Co. on Oci,%2
offered $8,000,000 of 5% convertible
capital debentures,
due Sept. 15,
1969, at-100% and accrued interest.
plant.
substantial
Common
14,000,000
500,000 shs.
the
Utah;
can
theories
company has sold two debenture issues aggregating
principal amount and in addition has obtained $60,through five offerings aggregating $50,000,000 par value of
33-year 3%
*
'
($15 par value)-—-——
of
33-year 3 V4%
.
35.0)0 shs.
net
American
approximate
remainder
...Any
the
35-year 2%%
975,000
2,500,000
due 1975——
stock ($100 par value)
pfd.
Nov.
on
Fulton,
accumulation
dollars
the
30-year 314%
$3,000,000
3,500,000
First
necessary capital and to
do
extensive
exploration
to
in
capital
to
tion
Outstanding
"
redemption
C.
and
company
the
funds of the company, and the
company inthe end of January, 1955, an amount In excess
remainder for extensions, additions and improvements
such
$30,000,000
FINANCING
"4,000,000
debentures,
cum.
PRESENT
"975,000
*3,500,000
—
1984_
due
TO
Authorized
"$3,000,000
bonds:
mortgage
Series
EFFECT
The
Canada
of
expenditure
the
-
general
'
GIVING
of
of
"This
ar¬
This latter offer¬
company's
expenditures for new
construction
years have been requiring substantial amounts of new
Offering—Mention
CAPITALIZATION
for
Toronto, Canada.
before
telephone
070,599
of the offering to
11
36,243,86(J
made
was
the
Blyth & C., Inc., who reoffered said
The
cost
was made in our issue of
preferred and common stock¬
holders of record Oct. 5 of 34,807 additional shares of
common stock at $32 per share.
Further details follow:
/
any
to
$1,000,000:
Oct.
this
of
to expend
of
„
plans to negotiate for the construction of a second 120
intex'-connecting circuit with Pacific Gas & Electric
company
which
to
Co.,- which
mingled with the
transmission
Co.
7
company intends to apply
the .repayment, of advances from
to
expiration
-
1954 gross construction requirements are estimated at $3,252,200
of which approximately $1,676,100 had been expended through July 31.
kv.
39,851,980
43,194,300
Walter & Halley, will be Chairman of tho
Steenland, President.
Dr. Soeeniand is a Vicethe Gravity Meters Corp., and Chairman of
the Reviews
Standard
oversubscribed and the books closed.
was
Telegraph
The
The
Oct.
on
received
mortgage
first
47,139,080
4,902,826
nearly 3,000 claims in the Blind River-Algoma
share for each nine shares held.
new
PROCEEDS—The
bonds, 3%% series due 1982
at the redemption cost of approximately $1,564,070, (2) the repayment
of its
outstanding short-term bank loans incurred for construction
requirements,
aggregating $2,900,000,
and
(3)
to
finance in part
outstanding
one
shares to the public at $38 per share.
net
the
use
5,413,900
5,823,945
Roosevelt, youngest son of the late Presi¬
dent; Edward V. Otis, of Gearhart & Otis, Inc. and Gordon
A. Mc¬
Lean, of the law firm of Hargrave & McLean,
Pri-
company
the basis of
on
sold
'
proceeds from the sale of
with the net proceeds from the sale of 34,807
its common stock offered on Oct. 7, 1954, esti¬
$5,044,000 for (1) the redemption of all of its
together
bonds,
additional
mated
bidding.
competitive
proposes
6,360,344
(& Subs.)—September Sales Ud—
Nelson
Committee
130,410 shares, to which the American Tele¬
phone & Telegraph Co. was entitled to subscribe, were
covering $4,000,000 of first mortgage bonds due 1984 to be offered
The
36,245,370
22,612,375
Chairman
firm
and
President
working
Rights to
filed a registration statement with the SEC on Oct. 8,
company
at
of
and
law
Board,
Sept. 29 the right to subscribe on or before Oct. 29 for
488,888 shares of capital stock (par $25) at $30 per share
■
v
The
25,369,788
Sept. 30—
Corp.
Director
a
there
Sierra Pacific Power Co.—Registers Bonds With SEC
1954,
44,185,359
2,780,204
1003.
p.
Uranium
Southern New England Telephone Co.—Stock
Offering
—The company is offering to its stockholders of record
$42,976,779
!/
■
4,945,345
St., New York, N. Y.—V.
Announcemnt
wholly-owned
ranged by Homblower & Weeks; William R. Staats
Co. and The First California Co.—V. 179,
p. 2709.
1954—39 Weeks—1953
" '"V
-1953
3,114,916
has called
made
rectors
convertible debentures due 1979.
^
$5,298,454 $44,707,131
$5,780,177
be
180,
expect
Period End. Sept. 25—
1954—8 Mos.
Standard Uranium Corp.—Camdian Unit Organized—
:
each)
has placed privately $5,400,000 of
first mortgage 4V4% bonds due 1984;
$750,000 of 4%%
sinking fund debentures due 1979 and $250,000 of 4%%
the
>
-1953
at
670.
p.
Nevada
vateiy-^-The
million
Shoe Corp. of America—Current Sales Higher—
Co.—Earnings—
5,857,177
taxes
company
Lake
concentrate."
•'
./^T. /
taxes
Kaiser-Frazer
within
from
26,332,501
Period End.
N.
company's holdings of stock in
its
purchase
additional
sales
contracts
and
capital.—V.
Capacity operation is anticipated before the
stockpile of concentrate which is being built
The
year.
Fort
at
up
Saskatchewan
and
months.
two
the
Fort
at
schedule
expenses:
Income
operating income
charges——
180, p. 1108.
r
—V.
Reynolds
Fayetteville,
the
"subsidiaries,;
,
'
the
now
Sales--———$11,269,491 $10,972,136 $83,179,354 $89,050,336
SEC
offered
is
Railway
$
$
$
36,598,613 324,733,114 296,356,793
23,459,164 208,038,887 197,647,068
41,664,938
York,
larger
and
revenues*—
ment
& Co.,. Winston-Salem,
C.; Lloyd E. Canady & Co.,
Raleigh, N. C.; Smith-Clanton & Co., Greensboro, N. C.; and Frank S.
Smith & Co.{ Inc., Columbia, S. C.
The net proceeds are to be used
N.
produce
considerably in excess of the
underground crusher has been installed in the "A" mine
now in operation,
effecting a considerable increase in efficiency.
be
the
CNOTP
Southern
standing shares of 4.60% cumulative preferred stock
share, plus accrued divrafends of $1.06055 per share.
the
per share,: and $100,000 of elght^year 6%- subordinated sink¬
ing fund debentures due 1962 (with stock purchase warrants attached)
contract
nickel in concen¬
planned production rate.
to
shares
57,619
with
$
-
after
The
one
8 filed a letter of notification
of common stock
(par $1)
to
the
that
$2.62'A
-
to
continues
Lake
Lynn
Oct.
company, on
covering
keep
concentrate with
period September
of
the
tonnage
rate
a
The
in
and
Spencer Chemical Co.—Calls Preferred Stock—
L
Southeastern Fund, Columbia, S. C,—Files With SEC—
Adrhinistracontract
a
stock
Co.
1954—Month
>
Spiegel, Inc.
inclusive.
1955
at
of
Services
entered
'
operating
Net
„
Aug. 31-
'*
»
-
Federal
Net
notification
*
«
-Operating.
Operating
The First National Bank
letter
a
majority
Southwestern Bell Telephone
177, p. 2252.
common-stock
^
the
Construction
&
Period End.
vacancies, etc.—plus
result of mortgage amorti¬
is scheduled for Nov. 1, 1954
by
purchase.
said, that
Southwestern
an
*'
a
escrow
by
.
repairs,
as
title—which
closing of
funds
investors'
for
of over 3%
growth
Pending
petition
has asked the ICC for permission to increase its
power
Cincinnati, New Orleans & Texas Pacific Ry. Co..'
owns
buy
14
properties;
the
stock
a
9
3,256 shares in that company.
Southern now proposes to
additional 7,506 shares of Southwestern stock from the Balti¬
Ohio RR., at a price bf $15,000,000, thus
attaining majority
holdings in Southwestern.—V. 180, p. 1439.
Albert
cent) to be
offered at 10 cents per share through E. R. Bell & Co., Kansas
City,
Mo.
The met proceeds are to be used to
pay
expenses incident to
mining operations.
.*
I
'
~
us
content
mine
at
by
29, in an
Canada, Ltd.
This concentrate will
addition to' the concentrate required
delivery
nickel
"The
trate
A
the
for
•.
plant operating at capacity.
The sale of this
a
substantial operating profit which other¬
yield
calls
•
■-
General
have
we
tonnage
of
the
with
Government,
S.
Nickel
at
Fort
our
U.
of
national
announcement
an
said:
made
the
sale
duced
report,
arrangements
progress
of
The
Farmingdale, Long Island, N. Y.—V.
SEC
Brown, President and Managing Director, on Sept.
"Under
tion
to
Solomon. Uranium & Oil Corp., Inc., Salt Lake City,
Utah—Files With Securities and Exchange Commission
leased
already
Ltd.—Nickel Contract—
Mines
according
Y.,
—V.
'\
#
Sherritt Gordon
Eldon
The
owned
Larchmont
announcement,
annual, capital
an
holdings.
The
■
v
132
Head of Jamlee is Joseph
holder of extensive real
owners
of
at
more
operating charges,
for
of the McAlpin.
Crawford - Clothes, and
building
under, lease: Although rentals, according to the
are substantially below those of neighbor¬
the gross income will nevertheless reflect
cash return
to the equity owners of
slightly over 10% per
after servicing the mortgage and
payment of all fixed arid
plan
annum
Oct.
that the capital stock was purchased
Henderson stated
Mr.
Jamlee Hotel Corp.,
4
"
N.
mortgage.
competitive
net;
a
McAlpin—
14 annouhced the purchase
$9,000,000. With this acqui¬
controls $40,000,000 worth of Manhattan
Sheraton now owns or
estate.
store-and-office
control
through
offices/ all" occupied
of America—Acquires
Ernest-Henderson,
to
,
an
"Sire"
Of
The company
Over¬
" A
*
President.
ing
Corp.
*
Subscription was limited to 170 units of ownership at $500 each to
provide for purchase and acquisition costs
totaling $85,000 above
adjusted to year-end audit.—V. 180, p. 159.
Sheraton
Inc.—Units
oversubscription was the practically immediate result of
recent offering embracing units of
ownership, or fractional
most
titles,
"$4,184,194
l
Plan,
it
*
Substantial
"1,693,909'
$5,473,219
*
Avenue,
Net
Estate
Real
■'
"
5,878,103
;
Investors
subscribed—
1953
$28,304,604 $25,048,964
—-
:
Federal
for
Small
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
•
;
(1541)
West
50,000
10
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1542)
'Oil
The
company
Oct.
on
filed
6
Graders—Attachments—Diesel Engines, and Electric
Generating Units.
Other suppliers include Buffalo-Springfield Co.—
Rollers, Blaw-Knox Corp.—Concreting equipment, Iowa Manufacturing
Co.—Crushers
and
Asphalt Plants,
and Link-Belt Speeder Corp.—
Power Shovels and,. Cranes.
Scrapers—Motor
Mobile, Ala.—Files—
Stonewall Insurance Co.,
notification with the SEC
to be initially offered
Oct. 15, 1954 at $40 per
letter of
a
covering 5,000 shares of common stock (par $20)
for
subscription
share
to
record
of
three shares held.
ratio of one new share for each
at the
expire
stockholders
by
Nov.
on
This
1.
offering
underwritten
being
is
Rights
by
The
Sterne,
Y.
Rochester,
in
headquarters
company's
N.
cuse,
Birmingham, Ala., and Shropshire & Co., Mobile, Ala.
The proceeds are to be used to increase capital and surplus to provide
basis for expansion of business.
Leach,
&
Agee
offices
Branch
Buffalo,
Olean, with service shops and warehouses
Buffalo, and Olean, N. Y.—V. 180, p. 1439.
The
the
of
corporation
SEC
has
Temple Mountain Uranium Co., Salt Lake City, Utah
—Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
for the nine months ended Aug. 31, 1954,
income of $979,331, compared with $1,022,458 for the corresponding
net
reports
corporation
period
of
1953.—V.
180,
The
company
covering
160.
p.
offered
Lake
Studebaker-Packard
Firm—J.
the
J.
Nance, President, on Oct. 5 disclosed that
has borrowed $25,000,000 on 20-year 4%
has arranged
Of
the net proceeds from
stock,
$1,000,000
will
funds
the
from
insurance
used
loans were
This
thorization
and
to
securities
line.—V.
180,
for
with
growth, possibly
diversified
a
Net
product
765.
p.
the
in
sale
United
ry.
-
-
.
au¬
it
an¬
was
;«
—
100,501
128,478
122,877
24,091
43,475
64,334
56,610
2,965,842
3,412,820
3,374,717
3,385,726
82,887
■
Sulphur Exploration Co.—Drilling Operations Progress
Net
in
to
report
the
The
the
than
Hook,
Webster,
the
on
the
is
is
The
to
the
1955.—V.
November,
share
on
of
proceeds
new
provide
180,
stock
to
offered
of
GIVING
to
offering
the
sale
EFFECT
the
for
sales
TO
cum.
conv.
pfd. stk.
stock
($8
will
the
6%
convertible
to authorize
(c)
$8);
convertible
shares
The
preferred
share)
the
new
of
stock
stockholders
of
the
each
40
shares
thereof
at
Each
the
share
of
into
six
March
15,
1955
from
of
stock
$8
of
of
par
the
$8
the
$8
corporations
needed
by
15,
stock
and
the
the
growing
purpose
at
314
Considered
convertible
purchase
(at
at
incorporated
was
Syracuse
Supply
Co.,
West
to
factories
the
at
per
Division
equipping
metal
and
option
in
New
or
The
largest
supplies
materials.
It
in
retooling of
shop.
The
Supply
its
has
additional
200,000
items
distributor
stocks
entire
principal
machines
Co.
York
founded
and
equipment
the
of
unit
contract
first
Both
of
is
area,
3,500
some
has
been
two
awarded
expansion of
machine
the
contract
one
by
Catalytic
for
Texaco
at
in
Catalytic
is
180,
now
p.
exclusive
of
active
underway
for
the second is to
by December this
and
completion
or
valves
accounts,
and
accounts.
items
that
J;It
are
raw
some
catalogs.'over
in
current
de-
Construction
Equipment
consisting
of
type
Division
of
are
track-typo
contracts,
machine
the"products
and
of
rubber-tired
sales
of
Caterpillar
Tractors—
by
in
fee
the
by
and
is
company,
120 MCP
Tide Water Associated
of
flowing
daily.
gas
its
on
land in
the
well, in
barrels
Beach
Seal
day
a
180,
of
of
are
degree
30.9
Orange
residents
County, is
oil, and 455
gravity
1439.
p.
of
Ohio
of
The public
—
$50,000 4%%
Western RR.—Earnings—
&
1954
1953
1952
$530,424
$647,823
$516,322
$531,082
181,279
252,531
172,623
185.91S
income.
1951
46,021
65,169
46,465
87,892
4,612,393
5,188,675
4,420.207
4,487,764
1,689,014
2,140,842
1,618,442
1,672,349
513,576
railway-
._
679,110
536,896
525.583
railway
income.
955.
p.
SEC
corporation
Oct.
on
filed
1
covering 2,990,000 shares of
(10
cents
City,
Utah.
to
dent
share),
per
The
mining
through
net
letter
a
proceeds
to
are
of
notification
stock
common
Western
to
be
Securities
used
be
to
the
with
offered
Corp.,
at
par
Lake
expenses
pay
Salt
inci¬
activities.
Triumph Mines, Inc.—Offering Withdrawn—
The
letter
covered
cents
of
notification
proposed
a
filed
offering
share, has
per
with
the
withdrawn.—V.
been
SEC
180,
Sept.
on
425,000 shares of
of
which
13,
stock
common
at
25
1212.
p.
at
$21.25
share, with
per
a
dealer's discount of 50
cents per share. It was completed.
On Sept. 28, another secondary
offering of 3,000 shares
made by the same bankers at $21.50
per share, with
dealer's discount of 35 cents per
share, which was com¬
was
pleted
Sept. 29.—V. 180,
on
579.
p.
The
corporation on Oct. 5 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
covering 15,000,000 shares of common stock (par one cent) to bo
offered
at
two
cents per share through James E. Reed
Co., Salt Lake
The net proceeds are to be used to pay expenses incident
City, Utah.
tp mining activities.
freight
between
United
announced
agreement which facilitates the movement of
between the Midwest and Europe now is in effect
on
Air
Oct.
establish
Chicago
national
traffic,
Cargo
Handling Pact—
handling
shipments
cargo
Lines
12.
as
and
The
a
British
pact
according
is
Overseas
line
in
R.
to
L.
Airways Corp.,
with
United's
for
headquarters
cargo
domestic
Mangold,
it waa
to
program
and
inter¬
Superintendent
at
Sales.
Under
the
both carriers accept and expedite shipments
from the other at Chicago for flight forwarding to destination
points
through mutual acceptance of waybills.
BOAC currently operates a
weekly Stratocruiser flight between Chicago and London, with world¬
wide
agreement,
connections
at
the latter
city.-
,
Attains New Records—
All
categories of passenger, mail and cargo traffic carried in Sep¬
by United Air Lines surpassed company highs for any similar
according to estimates released by Robert E. Johnson, Vice-
tember
$138,157
190,476
21,335
28,049
1951
$106,095
$146,389
60,555
98,784
17,112,
.
31,113
1.
581,764
»
will
1,030,976
857,590
received
York
from
have
by
791,601
505,756
446,964
233,656
155,491
132,136
the
company
in
Room
Two
called
ton
up
United Illuminating
company
has applied to the Connecticut P. U. Commission
authority to issue $9,000,000 of debentures due 1984 to institutional
investors through Putnam & Co. and Chas. W. Scranton &
Co.
The proceeds would be used to
pay bank loans and reimburse the
18
for
due
the
1984.
redemption on Oct. 27, 1954 all of the
bonds, 37/8% series due 1983, at 105.06%
interest.
Midwest
Exchange on Oct. 8 received notice from this
corporation that, subject to the filing of a charter amendment
"With
the Secretary of State of the State of
Ohio after the close of business
on
Oct. 15, 1954, holders of common
stock, $5 par value, will be entitled to receive one additional share for each share
then held.
It is
expected that certificates for the additional shares will be
mailed
21,
1954,
The
salesroom
occupies the ground floor of a
designed by architect Victor Mayper.
Building,
building
common
1954
for
stock
stock be not quoted ex-distribir-
1954, and that all certificates delivered after Oct. 15,
transactions made prior to the ex-date
carry a due-bill for
Due-bills
distribution.
shall be
redeemed
on
Oct.
28, 1954.—V. 180,
p.
1004.
1477.
Expands
will
provide
warehousing
for
the
180
10-story Robert Hall
Eight floors of the
stores
in
the
Robert
chain. The remainder of the building will be devoted to
executive
personnel and operations offices.—V. 180, p. 298 and 1212.
Hall
States
Hoffman
Machinery Corp.—Announces
Program—
This corporation, the world's largest manufacturer of
laundry, drycleaning and pressing equipment, on Oct. 4, announced through its
President, Hyman Marcus, that henceforth all production of Hoffman
drycleaning machinery and laundry equipment will be- centered
Pa.
According to Mr. Marcus, this marks the most
presses,
in.
Wilkes-Barre,
important
the
of
Exchange rules that the
tlon until Oct. 25,
the
on
p.
Robert Hall Clothes,
a
wholly-owned subsidiary and the nation's
largest clothing chain, opened a "streamlined warehouse salesroom" at
345 West 34th ,St., New York, N.
Y., on Oct. 11.
New Production
Stock
180,
United Merchants & Manufacturers, Inc.—Unit
for
mortgage
Co.—Plans Private Placement—
The
for
Rector
Bonds-
been
President.
treasury for expenditures made for construction.—V.
2033,
6, N. Y., up to 11:30 a.m. (EST) on Oct.
it
of
$20,000,000 first mortgage
bonds
first
the
to
revenue
939,814
370,009
954.
be
Assistant
ft
216,468
income
and
September, United flew 329,729,000
the corresponding
period a year
revenue passenger miles, 26%
ago
and operated 8,925,000
airplane miles, 19% above 1953. Freight amounted to 3,094,000
miles, up 31%; mail (including first class), 1,845,000 ton miles,
267c, and express, 1,004,000 ton miles, up 20%.—V. 180, p. 1439.
above
United
The
representation
p.
accrued
The
Oct.
exclusive
1952
Payment will be made at the Republic National
Bank of Dallas, Dallas,
Texas, or at the Bankers Trust Co., 46 Wall
St., New York 15, N. Y.—V. 180, p. 1212.
to
Indus¬
and
with
455
oper.
180,
In
1953
Thompson Products, Inc.—Stock Split—
of
drilled
Trans Continental Uranium Corp., Salt Lake
City,
Utah—Files With Securities and Exchange Commissionr—
by
produced
distributor
pipe
Corp.—Secondary Offering—
o
Calls 37/8%
in
is
180,
There
equipping
Division
County, Northwest Belgian Anticline
gravity oil
United Air Lines, Inc.—Freight
45,907
"
railway
railway
oper.
outstanding
•
active
from
ry.
1439.
$72,474
income
from
from
ry.
St., New
purchase
is
builders.
largest
currently
line,
this
Pro¬
Eagle
Texas Power & Light Co.—Bids Oct. 18—
(metal
installations
first
24
oper.
Net
a
Catalytic, stated that
1954
oper.
Bids
This
office
tools
attachments
tool
the
40,000
machine,
production
and
Its
it
company
Divisional
Tucson Gas, Electric Light & Power
Co.—Secondary
Offerings—A secondary offering of 2,500 shares of com¬
mon stock (par $5) was made on Oct. 7
by Blyth & Co.,
at
scheduled
are
railway
railway
from
ry.
—V.
then
region.
mand.
Co.,
splitter
from
Net
B.
*
Tractor
the
on
Net
Feb.
P.
'
Under
contract
second
shortly.
Gross
from
on
by
Kern
owned
degree
railway-
from
—V.
the
180, p. 820.
Prom Jan. 1—
established
was
this
by
Western
Uintah Uranium, Inc., Salt Lake City—Files—
the
Net
the
of
time
completed
Hertel,
W.
Ten¬
voted approval of
above.—V.
Philadelphia
of
construction
Mr. Webster said.—V.
Gross
served, sales of the Machine
work
machine
Division
trading
over
area
of
Individual
an
Intermittently
and
supplies
industries
and
single
from
nationally known
Industrial
Ltd.,
business
today substantially. the same.
Fayette St., Syracuse, N. Y.
woodworking
leading and
1,000
range
machine
new
Co.
August—
held
stock
any
is
the
be
The
ry.
Texas & Northern Ry.—Earnings—
one
$8.15
common
stock
common
working machinery) in the extensive
Tool
by
share.
per
been
P.
month,
,
company
■
located
owned
now
secondary offering of 3,000 shares of common stock
(par $5) was made on Oct. 1 by Blyth & Co., Inc. at
$20.62 l/z per share, with a dealer's discount of 40 cents
per share. It was completed.—V. 180, p. 1439.
redeem the preferred stock by paying to the
share together with the accumulated .divi¬
6% per annum.
*
Dec.
succeed
-fundamental
the
both
of
Texas Gas Transmission
cumu¬
share
of
land
railway
President
right to
par
6%
per
value
par
common
new
Sr., in Syracuse, N. Y. in 1885.
furnish
the
machinery, tools, mill
trial
Production
A
(par
1955, both dates inclusive, and at any
16, 1955 to Dec. 15, 1956, inclusive, into four shares
stock.
All conversion rights will expire Dec.
16, 1956.
Dec.
to
1904
a
by the public into six-tenths
stock, and cancelling the 49%
Corp.—Secondary Offer¬
ing—A secondary offering of 10,000 shares of common
stock (par $7) was made on Oct. 1 by Blyth & Co., Inc.
at $24.50 per share, with a dealer's discount of .40 cents
per share. It was completed.—V. 180, p. 1109.
Outstanding
new
by
Prom Jan. 1—
Gtoss
A
2,444 shs.
granted
were
new
preferred stock is
shares of the new
BUSINESS—The
the
procedures required will be
effective by Dec. 31.
converting each share of Ten¬
Texas Eastern Transmission
299,624 shs.
stock
Scott,
to
by
Tennessee
President
under
180,
Oil Co.—New Wells—
have
7
area
38.5
daily.—V.
from
Net
'
,
Work
1
6,
company.
become
common
per
to
common
new
Webster,
preparation
start
may
$55
rate
holder
„
to
Transmission
Gas
purposes.—V.
debentures dated June
from
20.
Construction
now
Net
corporation
dends
unit
year,
them.
The
^holders
of
Production
owned
stock
Gas
directors
Aug.
corporate
against.
legal
action
accomplished
of
general
approximately
and
treasury for funds
bank borrowings.
other
of
sinking
15, 1954, and due June 15r
1969, made on June 30 by The Ohio Company, Colum¬
bus, O., at 100%, has been completed, it was announced
on Oct. 1.—V.
171, p. 699.
fund
FINANCING
2,500 shares of
$50 par value
of
common
share
for
total
a
preferred
of
common
additional
less
will construct a new olefin
Westvill.
This a fractionation unit
which
will
remove
olefins
(unsaturated hydrocarbons) from refinery
products and utilize them to feed an alkylation unit that makes
high octane gasoline.
'
v
$50); (b) to re¬
classify and change each of the 33,369 issued and outstanding shares
of common stock (no par value)
Into eight shares of common stock
600,000
89%
with
,
cumulative
lative
and
merger,
fabrication, erection and testing by Catalytic of approxi¬
miles of off-site piping wihch is to tie-in with an alkyla-
23
Under
the
2,500 shs.
No.
about
offering to
Gas
Ellwood
for
feel
At a meeting held Sept.
15, 1954 the stockholders voted:
(a) to
reclassify and change each
of
the
1,222
issued
and
outstanding
shares of 67c
cumulative preferred stock (par $100) into two shares
'
the
various
the
common
stock
Tennessee
Point.
shares
be used
*600,000 shs.
company.
; time
voted
the
contracts by The Texas Co. in connection with
company's Eagle Point Works at Westville, N. J.
tioii
*14,664 shares have been reserved for conversion of outstanding con¬
preferred stock and 10,000 shares for sale to employees of
'
for
be
The
Catalytic
vertible
by
stock
stock
company
new
oil
general corporate pur¬
and service facilities.
PRESENT
(par $50)
value)
par
with
wells
on
of
the
of gas
Inc.
6,673
stockholders
present
capital
company's
together
of
Authorized
Common
Transmission
Texas Co.—To Expand Eagle Point Works—
T.
this
from
working
the
the
Tennessee Production Co.—Consolidation Voted—
See
(N. Y.)—Stock Offered—George
realized
expand
CAPITALIZATION
(par
into
operates one of the nation's major natural gas
transmission systems, stretching from South Texas to northern New
England.
Its oil and gas producing affiliate, Tennessee Production,
operates principally in the Southwest.—V. 180, p. 1439.
765.
p.
proceeds
additional
(b)
and
net
$54,377
common
to
poses,
of
Transmission
either
of
Tennessee
last
Tennessee
best-efforts basis.
a
PROCEEDS—The
the
will
of
Gas.
proposal
D. B. Bonbright & Co., Rochester, N. Y., on Oct. 6 offered
publicly ,26,000 shares of common stock (par $8) at $9.25
6%
and
stock was voted for
the
that
common
nessee
begin
Syracuse Supply Co.
(a)
with
Chairman of
time
Production
share
mately
of
and its affiliate, the Tennessee
emphatic approval of a proposal to
by Gardiner Symonds, President of the Transmission
Board
in
merger
a
is
net
1%
of
expected
nessee
of Catalytic, stated that engineering
already started and construction work
in January, 1955, with completion
has
scheduled
located
is
Bryant
flowing
The
It
President
project
new
field
for
per
the
of
company
loans
company's
area.
Gross
company
voted
company
Pa.
work
set
and
completed
for the process design, engineering and construction
$9,000,000 anhydrous ammonia plant to be built at Marcus
Ellwood
well
Net
contract to Catalytic Construction Co.
a
for
used
Oct.
McKittrick
barrels
Net
75%
announced
company
Designed to turn out 300 tons of this chemical daily, the new plant
be the largest ammonia producing unit in the northeastern states.
in
6
the
249,426
Joint application by both firms will be filed immediately with the
Power Commission in Washington for approval of the merger,
was
•will
T.
this
of
Oct.
bank
repay
repayment
710,798
216,018
,
Production
progress,
has awarded
company
on
Production
two-tenths
A
Philadelphia
new
674,590
231,200
Federal
it
Awards New Ammonia Project—
the
Co.,
the
Approximately
of
Sun Oil Co.—Secondary Offering—A secondary offer¬
ing of 7,500 shares of common stock (no par) was made
on Oct.
14 by Smith, Barney & Co. at $79.75 per share.
It was quickly completed.
of
the
84-16,
this
oil
on
Toledo, Peoria
stockholders
company.
of
This
716,197
126,505
.
witli
118,000 shares
Manager.
net
954.
p.
Production
merger
of
of
180,
590,925
income
Tennessee Gas Transmission Co.—Merger Voted—
the management continues its
efforts in leasing other properties.
Prospects for immediate exporation
include
a
dome
which
already indicates large deposits of sulphur;
another containing proven deposits of sulphur indicated by past drilling
tests
for
oil;
and. a third
with possibilities of yielding signifcant
tonnages of sulphur. See also V. 180, p. 445.
operations
drilling
railway
railway
oper.
be
to
the
August—
then, two wells have been drilled for geological
purposes, another two for sulphur core tests, and the drilling rig is
currently working on Sulex Warren No. 5.
While
ry.
—V.
Since
25.
Aug.
on
from
Net
stockholders of this company by Marvin E.
Weaster, President, announced a full scale program of operations in
acquiring, exploring and developing sulphur properties. Sale of stock,
which was launched on July 26, met with overwhelming approval from
the investing public, and the company began Immediate negotiations
with
contractors
for
the
exploration of Hockley Dome,
located in
Harris
County,
Texas,
This property,
tested for oil by numerous
major oil companies over the past 50 years, showed evidence of sul¬
phur, though whether tonnage is sufficient to warrant the erection
of a producing plant is yet to be determined.
The Rich Machine Co.
of Houston, awarded the drilling contract by Sulphur Exploration Co.,
drilled the first core test well, Sulex Warren No. 1, which was spudded
recent
from
filed
118,000 shares
and
Tiffin Art Metal Co.—Debentures Sold
1951
$474,4)77
^
Prom Jan. 1—
Gross
A
California
No.
..
1952
1953
$406,843
Income—
oper.
SEC
$438,781
1954
railway
railway-
from
States,
(par $10)
the sale of the new preferred and common
reimburse
with
will
announced
MCP
$385,325
from
Net
for
received
180, p. 1439.
August—
funds
Ltd.—Registers
has
to
Tide Water Associated
Two
was
register with the Commission as an investment company
Oct. 8.—V.
on
company
statement
to issue and sell
SEC
This
investment
(Canada)
its
offer
to
Gross
agreement was arranged in the event the company should
additional
remainder,
821.
367
Canada,
Fund of
Tennessee Central Ry.—Earnings—
capital.
need
Growth
Toronto
nounced
working
Increase
to
Any
common
As Investment Firm—
$45,000,000 under a credit agreement with
21 banks headed by The Chase National Bank of the
City of New York. He stated that the company does
not plan to take down any of the funds under the bank
agreement. ",7 '
bank
in
used
be
used
be
connection
share
net
The
will
p.
incident to mining operations.—V. 180, p. 298.
Templeton
borrow
The
Utah.
of notification with the
letter
a
registration
common
stock
(par 10 cents) on or about Oct. 25 or Oct. 26.
principal underwriters will be Blair & Co. Inc. and Emanuel,
Deetjen & Co., both of New York City.
stock (par 2V2 cents) to be
through Walter Sondrup & Co., Salt
proceeds are to be used to pay for ex¬
of
per
its
proposes
preferred stock
The
In
company
The
filed
7
shares
cents
If
of
duction
notes from three insurance companies and
to
three
City,
penses
Insurance
Corp.—Borrows From
Oct.
on
3,500,000
at
now
convertible
used
Struthers Wells Corp.—Earnings Lower—
amended
July 29 and
on
cumulative
$451,000
This
Monday, October 18, 1954
..
Thompson-Starrett Co., Inc.—Registration Amended—
and
Rochester,
Syracuse,
main offices are located at Syra¬
maintained at Binghamton, Utica,
and
are
.
nut
improvement
multi-million
"The
new
poration
to
the
present
five
add
of
dollar
operation,"
many
production
new
divisions
activity
in
concern.
Mr.
of
Marcus
-
products
the corporation.
(Continued
the
-
49-year
history
*
declared, "will enable the cor¬
to those already established in.
on page
We
49)
will
thus
*
be
able
Number 5369
180
Volume
Name
In
first
the
indicate all the dividends
we
i
Atlhough
an¬
Name
Share
of Company
Appliance Corp.
Electric
Way
Works Co.,
preferred
6%
Associated
Axe-Houghton
ment
de
Banco
Beech
Aircraft
10-20
9-17
19c
11-12
12-20
10-18
50c
11-15
10-25
30c
11-15
15c
11-15
11-
Electric
Gas Co.
National
Bank
Burrell
Chase
Corp.,
Cherry
4%
preferred
4%
tlOc
(N. Y.)
12-30
12-
20c
10-30
10-18
55c
11-13
10-22
11-13
10-22
15c
10-31
10-23
(quar.)
3Va%
preferred
Collins
Terminals
10-23
10-21
1
11-16
12-
preferred
preferred
4.65%
(quar.)
(quar.)
National
Cork
Crown
Dennison
Class
Seal,
&
5%
Finance,
10-1511-
11-
8
10-27
preferred
10-15
12-
3
11-
8
12-
3
11-
8
12-
11-
3
New
8
preferred
A
preferred
B
(quar.)
11-30
11-17
12-15
12-
30c
1-5-55
Firemen's
7
11-
Motor
jFoster
General
New
Co.
Package
common
General
American
dividend)
Corp. (stock
(initial)
before
Corp.,
com.
1
10-20
5%
preferred (quar.)
5.10% preferred (quar.)
62'/2c
683/4C
11-29
11-18
12-15
12-
37'/2c
16'/2c
3V2C
10-15
&
Goodall
5%
Rubber
preferred
Gold
10-15
9-30
10-15
9-30
12-15
this
at
1
Hartz
A.)
(M.
Heyden
3%%
4.37%
F.)
11-15
1-1-55
11-
1
Kuhlman
La
10-
Crosse
Electric,
11-
11-
5%%
Geece-Neville
Co.
and
11-
5
11-23
1
11-15
12-
6
11-15
common
.
,
15c
15c
5c
—•
;
pfd. (quar.)
pfd. A (quar.)
12-
10-20
:T
2
U-'r J.
,
1-
1
1
10-20
4-20
27'/2c
35c
11-
1
10-29
(New Havep) (quar.)
40c
11-
1
(quar.)!
10c
11-15
11-
1
40c
10-15
10-
10-15
10-
*2c
12-20
12-
6
called
for
10-28
Nov.
on
8
10-
12-10
2-25
12-10
11-26
12-10
6%
11-26
3-10-55
Suburban Gas
11-26
6%
8
12-
11-17
12-
1
11-17
12-
12>/2c
1
11-17
10-15
10-
1
common
on
1
11-30
11-
United
12-
3
12-30
12-
3
11-20
11-
1
10-15.
11-
1
10-21
*30c
11-
9
S.
10-19
-
a
12-10
11-24
11-15
12-
12-
12-20
93%c
37%c
10c
40c
13%c
2-1-55
Co.
Stores
Corp.,
(N.
(quar.)—_
Y.)
preferred
$6
(quar.)__
(quar.)
20c
10c
West Disinfecting
10-15
10-
12-15
11-15
12-
9
11-16
11-
1
10-20
10-30
10-18
Whitehead
Bros.
10-15
Woolworth
(F.
10-25
$5
preferred
White's Auto
S%%
12-
1
11-15
and
B
10-
11-15
11-
1
11-15
11-
1
$1.08
11-15
11-
1
(quar.)
Stores,
common
preferred
Rubber
W.)
Co.
(quar.)
(quar.)
(qutr.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
5
10-15
10-20
*15c
(quar.)
12-
1
11-10
11-
1
10-
10-11
12- 1
11-19
a4%
(s-a)
10-20
12- 8
$1.25
$1
$1.08%
$1.08%
$0.7744
12-15
11-15
12-15
11-15
12-
1
11-15
45c
11-
1
10-19
20c
11-18
10-28
11-
1
12-
1
11-
8
lQ-*9
*1- 5
1
11-
1
11-18
11-
4
25c
12-
1
11-19
12-
1
(quar.)
10-13
15c
11-15
10-25
34%c
11-15
10-25
15c
11-15
50c
12-
1
1
1
1
1
common
&
11-
1
11-10
10-
7
10-
7
10-
7
10-
7
10-22
$2.50
93%c
11-10
11-
1
10-
t55c
31%c
$1
12-
1
11-15
11-10
10-27
11-
1
10-20
30c
10c
56'Ac
11-
1
10-20
11-20
10-29
11-
1
10-15
6'/4C
(quar;)
pffl.' '(quar:),^-
conv.
Co.—
&
11111111-
11-
1
10-20
5
Ltd.—
preferred (quar.)_,
(resumed)
(quar.)
Machines,
-
•
*
•
(accum.)_*
preferred
Fund
Inc.—
income
from
(20c
"B"
70c
30c
$ 1.12'/a
fropa capital gains)
10-25
10-11
10-30
10-15
10-30
10-20
$1.12'/2
10-30
10-20
20c
10-11
10-
$1.50
i
(quar.)_
Rubber
Co.
1-14-55
Electric
Hydro
Co.,
stock
4
Co.
7
10-15
10-20
10-
1
of New
10-22
dlvidend___
Ltd.,
10-
10-25
45c
(quar.)
common
10-30
12-31
25c
—
10c
(Calif.), commonInnes
&
20c
(quar.)
Corp.
(quar.)
$1 class
A
*50c
(s-a)
65C
(Increased)
A
9-30
12-23
12-14
11-
1
10-13
1-3-55
12-20
Class
*75c
12-
11-
3
*25c
12-
11-
3
50c
11-
10-15
75c
11-
1
10-19
$1.50
11-
1
10-19
12-
1
11-10
B
Baystate
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.
Beaux-Arts Apartments, Inc.—
$3 prior preferred (quar.)
1st
preferred (quar.)
Belknap Hardware & Mfg.
$6
15C
(quar.)
Quarterly
Belmont Iron Works
Benrus Watch Co.
Best
Foods,
15c
__
______
Inc.
& Saco Water
Co.
preferred
1
10-15
11-
1
10-15
50C
10-23
10-
1
$1.25
10-20
10-
9
15C
(quar.)
12-10
11-24
(quar.)
10-20
11-
5
40c
11-
1
10-15
20c
11-13
10-30
5c
(E. W.)
Blue Bell, Inc.
2- 9
11-
20c
(quar;>_
(quar,)_-___
(quar.)_
Electric
3-1-55
50c
_
(quar.)
75c
—
-w-
12-24
12-11
15C
(quar.)
(quar.)
Ribbon
11-30
11-19
11-
10-15
1
Ami
Booth
4%
*62 %c
(Shelby, N. C.) (quar.)
(quar.)
25c
12-20
12-10
50c
10-29
10-15
25c
11-
1
10-20
$1
11-
1
10-20
$1
12-
1
11-17
12-20
87 %c
1-3-55
Corp., Ltd.,
Blue Ridge Insurance
Bon
pfa. (quar.)—
$1
Blue
Co.,
class
A
Fisheries Corp.,
preferred
Borg-Warner
3%%
5%
common
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.,
preferred
common
(quar.)
—
(quar.)-
'
12-
1
12-15
Bridge & Tank Co. of Canada, Ltd.—
$2.90 preferred (quar.)
British
Columbia,
Forest
Products,
British Columbia Telephone
:
6%
preferred
Brooklyn
Co.—
Union Gas
$3.80 pfd.
Co.
Buchanan Steel Products
10-
1
11-15
11-
1
9-30
11-
1
10-15
1-2-55
12-20
*$1.50
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Corp
1
12-
(s-a)
8
Ltd.—
(quar.)
Brockton Taunton Gas,
11-
tlOc
Boston Edison Co. (quar.)
70c
*72'/2c
11-19
-It- 1
9-17
10-29
Co.—
Class
10-29
12-
27»/2C
10-29
Bathurst Power & Paper Co., Ltd.—
10-15
11-15
10-29
RR.—
(quar.)
Co. (quar,)Bloch Bros. Tobacco, common
3c
12-15
Ltd.—
preferred (quar.)
Bliss
25c
8
11- 1
12-24
12- 1
12- 1
$1.12'/2
$3
*15c
*$1.12%
Bishop Oil Co.
$1.50
9-30
'',i
(L. S.)
Co., common
4Vi %
preferred (quar.)
4%% preferred (1947 series)
M I Corp. (quar.)
Blrtman
$1.25
common
Insurance Co.
convertible
50c
Biddeford
20c
Co.,
7
10-
10-29
56'Ac
preferred
Bath Iron Works Corp.
5
10-20 '
30c
(extra)
(quar.)
Westchester Fire
,
11-15
25c
(quar )
Pictures
Wfverly Oil Works
6
8
1
5c
—!
Corp.
Waukesha Motor Co.
1-18
10-21
10-21
12-
$1.12%
(quar.)—,
Insurance
Warner Bros.
6
10-29
10-29
vote
(quar.)
10-14
12-20
10-21
50c
preferred
Tools
prior
6%
common
Manufacturing Corp.
Vulcan
10-29
special meeting to
Utah-Wyoming Consolidated Oil Co
Vogt
13c
company
will
10-
10-19
5oc
*56'Ac
A
.
Ayres
10-15
$1.04
—
10-20
1
*70c
class
Co., 4%
Axe-Houghton
this year.
Air Lines,. Inc.,
Fire
United
10-25
$1
4%%
U.
10-29
70c
10-11
12-30
10-11
10c
Stockholders
shares.
5%
10-22
37'/2C
Extra
3
10-18
a
1
10-30
have
three-for-one split of the
above
proposal at
be held later
10-20
-
the
5
10c
(quar.)
A
the
of
recommended
10-15
11-
preferred
11-
37'/2c
preferred (quar.)
Southeastern Gas
(special)
Directors
12-10
37'/2C
2nd
4.32%
1
11-
31 'Ac
(quar.)
Tampa Electric Co., common (quar.)
4.16% preferred B (quar.)
10-20
1
Service, Inc., common
preferred A (quar.)
preferred B (quar.)
6% preferred (quar.)
Texas
11-15
1
12-
87'/2c
$1.09%
1
11-
4%
20c
25c
(quar.)
Swan Finch Oil,
-
5
12 y2c
(J. P.) & Co
1
11-
75c
$2.25 convertible preferred
Avildsen
Jersey,
11-
11-
11-
v
(initial)
Line
Avco Mfg. Corp.,
Bates
12-10
100%
10-20
$1.25
Telephone,
convertible prior
Basin Oil
6
30c
(stock dividend)
10-20
1
$1.25
(quar.)
preferred
Nichols
Bangor
11-
1
11-
Co
Electric Industries,
Powder
$1.20
8
11-
50c
(quar.)_
Wholesalers,
Baldwin
$1.06055
$1.06055
10-
25c
(quar.)
Baldwin-Lima-Hamllton
at
:—
Stubnitz Greene Spring Corp.
10-20
10-15
60c
redemption
12-10
10-30
(quar.)
Bankers National Life Insurance
dividend)
Spencer Kellogg & Son (quar.)
;
11- 1
Atlas
(entire
pfd.
12-20
$1.75
(quar.)
non-cumulative
8%
Extra
11-15
$1.25
1
Pulp & Paper Mills—
preferred
Baldwin
special meet¬
4.60%
10-15
preferred (s-a)
Atlas Plywood Corp., $1:25 conv. pfd.
Laboratories—
Co.,
10-29
5%%
7
a
12-
12 '/2C
Ltd.—
Cable
&
Coast
Atlantic
7
40c
at
10-15
12-15
preferred (s-a)
Atlantic Refining Co., 3.75 % pfd. B (quar.)_
10-15
basis.
Chemical
issue
5%
7-20
will vote
10-15
$1.75
(quar.)
Mills, 6%
2nd
4.10%
1-20
5-1-55
(interim)..
10-15
City Electric—
Atlantic
12-10
11-
2-1-55
8-1-55
Ltd.
1
11-
*
27'/2c
—.—
11-
■____
preferred (quar.),
preferred (quar.)
Austin
(quar.)
(quar.)
French
holders
27'/2C
2
27'/2C
(increased)
Mines,
&
*$1.06
10-20
1
1
3
series A (quar.)
Stock Yards, common (quar.)
(quar.)
Kline
11-
1112-
—■ ■.vu
11-
11-15
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)_-_.
4.35%
10-25
6
Corp.I.ui^.,.ri^2^"'
$102.50 per share plus this
10-26
40c
—-
1
12-
12-30
11-19
10-15
12-15
1
4.35%
1
11-
2s 6d
i
...
10-
10-15
Ltd.—
25c stores,
■
Management
three-for-one
—
preferred (quar.)—
(quar.)
Trust,
(final)
4%
10-20
1
10-20
1
10-27
Equipment Corp.—
Associated
10~22
11-
60c
(quar.)
shares
10
Gold
Spencer
1
1
40c
:
Telephone Corp.
B
Selection
11-15
35c
(quar.)
common
Wire
Cotton
Atlantic
11-16
1
12-
*2c
(interim)
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Ry Co. (quar.)
60c
Tobacco,
preferred, series A
preferred, series A
1
11-15
12-
$1.06%
*12'/2c
,
(increased)
(s-a)—
Corp.
J.)
(R.
preferred,
12-15
11-15
20c
Products
5;
5c
class A (quar.)
(Dayton) (quar.)—
Insurance
Fire
10-15
$1
preferred, (quar.)
Kentucky Stone Co. (quar.)
(8. S.) Co
75c
1-14-55
55c
Special
Kingston
32c
11-
50c
preferred (quar.)
4'/2%
10-20
10-28
(quar.)
com.
Ordinary
(entire is¬
16 at
37'/2c
Aro
10-14
1
3%
Argus Corp., Ltd., common (quar.)
4%% convertible preference (quar.)
1
10-15
1
Nov.
on
(quar.)..,
Top Brewing,
11-
ing to be held on Nov. 10 on a director's
$1.05
3%%
Kresge
Co.
11-
11-15
proposal to split the common stock on a
100%
(year-end)
(interim)
(quar.)
preferred
redemption
12-
1
*40c
.
6
25c
50c
50c
.
5c
1
Security Insurance Co.
Servomechanisms, Inc.
10-20
15c
common
for
Scotten Dillon Co.
10-20
11-
$1.06M»
(quar.)
Co.,
(quar.)
Co., 5%
(H. K.)
called
Sioux City
56'Ac
—_—
Lake Sulphur Co.
Corp.
Ltd.
Scale,
65c
(quar.)
Saguenay Power Co., Ltd., 4'%%
10-20
1
11-
26c
preferred (quar.)—
preferred B (quar.)
Household Finance (stock dividend)—^
Idaho Power Oo.. common
(quar.)
Tea
1
Co.
Co
5
10-19
1
11-
93c
dividend).,
preferred
Bottle
preferred
Arcade
10-29
11-
$1.25
(quar.)
preferred
prior
4Va %
11-
Stevens
$4220
Jewel
11-10
10-21
$1.12%
(quar.)
;
preferred (quar.)
Appalachian Electric Power—
11-10
5%%
1
$1.25
$4.25
lends
11-15
1
9-24
9-24
11-15
35c
(quar.)
4V2%
1
Sperry Corp.
daily Stores, Inc., 5% preferred (accum.)__
Hooker Electrochemical Co., common (quar.)
Jefferson
1
12-
Schwitzer-Cummins Co., 5V2%
50c
35c
$4.25 preferred (quar.)
Ltd., class A (quar.)
(quar.)__
12-
$1.10
t
12-15
11-
(from invest¬
Chemical Corp., common (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
convertible 2nd preferred (quar.)_
preferred
25c
pfd. B (quar.)
9-24
10-20
10-20
20c
Viscose
Anglo-Canadian
12-
Class- B.;
1
11-
6%
Higbee Co., common (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)
4%
11-12
$1.12'/2
Extra-
25c
(quar.)—
Insley Manufacturing Corp.
International• Holdings, Ltd.
1
preferred F (quar.)
Royalties
10-15
15c
Co.,
Co.,
12-
11-10
Rose's
10-22
50c
(J.
10c
*20c
Extra
Hanna
pfd. (quar.)
10-22
10-20
37 y2c
Co.*
preferred
preferred
Thermos
$2.80
10-20
Smelting & Refining Co.—
Anglo-Canadian
11-10
Stock
-Quarterly
Hammond Organ Co.
10-20
11-10
American
11-20
12-10
58 Vic
(quar.)
Oil Well Cementing Co. (quar.)
Halliburton
12-13
11-15
1
Smith
(Dallas)
Co.
11-30
12-27
1
SLsco
income)
Insurance
12-10
1
11-10
50c
preferred
Anderson, Clayton & Co.
15c
4.40%
non-cum.
Anaconda
50c
Corp
11-15
(monthly)
(stock
Corp.
1
1
Rhodesian
10-15
time.
ment
Golf
11-
5%
(quar.)
Corp., 4%
1
11-
Theatres
Nepheline, Ltd.^(interim)
first
$5
10-12
12-
Corp.
$1.50 participating preferred
—
10-23
*$3
$1.75
—
10-19
12-
Reynolds
11-20
12-
$2.50
(quar.)
Growth Industry Shares, Inc.
1
12-
Reliable
11- 4
Ltd
11-
1
12-
Corp., common (quar.)
5%
preferred
(quar.)
American Zinc, Lead & Smelting Co.—
12-
Common
11-15
4%
Co.
preferred
t$l
.
50c
4uC
Inc.___
Co.
Gas
American
9-30
10-15
10-15
Louis)
(quar.)
American
15c
5%%
(s-a)
$2.25
$1.02%
(quar.)
pfd.
10-29
^
common
Fund,
Natural
preferred
7%
(Minn.)—
quar.)
5%%
(quar.)
Co., common
W.)
(H.
10-14
(s-a)
(quar.)
Rubber
Maracaibo
-6%
$1.01
Red
11-12
12-1
55c
25c
25c
5%
17'/2c
100%
37Vic
(year-end)
Granite City Steel Co. (stock dividend)
Crrayson-Robinson Stores, Inc.—
The common dividend payment was omitted
Gossard
11-19
10-30
Ry.
Electric,
Co.,
Co., 4%%
Mutual
American
92 '/2C
Randall
9-30
10-15
(quar.)
Mines,
12-10
Procter
Unexchanged shares
Banking
Yellowknife
11-19
$52.50 per share plus this dividend).
& Gamble Co. (quar.)..
9-30
16'/2c
$1.25
$1.27%
per
Georgia RR.
Giant
10-25
12-10
$1,171/2
sue
9-30
10-15
$1.25
called for redemption on Nov. 6
share plus this dividend)
being
are
at $110
10-18
10-29
25c
(quar.)
Porter
1
Georgia Power Co., 6% preferred (Being ex¬
changed for new $4.60 preferred on basis
of one new share plus $5.12%
for each
share of old preferred.
1
$1
(quar.)
Co.
10-16
(quar.)________
Metal
President Lines,
10-21
$1.50
(St.
Gerp.
American
(quar.)
1
(quar.)
Products
Phenolic
11-
5
11-
35c
Paper Goods, 7%
20c
5
11-
(quar.)
American
Corp.___
(initial
Oil
Co.
preferred
6%
'
11-
1
25c
American
1
1
12-
25c
Distilling Co.
American
preferred E
Pneumatic
11-18
:
12- X
11-
12-
interest
on
the shares
12-15
(quar.)
di¬
preferred C (quar.)
preferred D (quar.)
Plymouth
11-29
(stk. div.)
12-15
1
(quar.)
American
10-21
4.50%
11-
—;—
Waterworks
on
Co
Co.
of
Home
5%
9-24
11-19
1-
(quar.)
American
1
Co.
American
4.70%
11-15
Ltd.—
(A
payment
of
British taxes or $0,092
taxes)
after
General
—
a
Board
Can
American
10-15
12-10
12'/2c
50c
__.
Co.
Insur.
American
4.05%
11-15
1
Investments,
certificates.
Tin
$0,168
(interim)
(quar.)
10-28
11-
(quar.)
American
split
Power
Lighting
3.70%
1
12-
J.)—
Ltd., class A (quar.)—
Ltd.
Co.,
Kleiser
&
N.
(quar.)
B
Class
Ford
Can
Pennsylvania
5
55c
s-a)
Fitzsimmons Stores,
_
(Newark,
Co.
Insurance
(Increased
States
Sheraton
Park
10-25
1112-
(quar.)
Phila.
of
Association
Fire
11-10
11-10
1
10-20
40c
(quar.)
American-Marietta
meet¬
(New Hampshire)
Pacific Western
1
$1.25
i
11-30
Stock dividend
$1.25
(quar.)—
5%
10-22
10-18'
11-
25c
Co.
preferred
American
quarterly
special
Corp.
Broadcasting-Paramount
5%
10-15
7c
75c
(quar.)
,_a
Certificates
—
30
a
Nov.
Oil
Texas
& Quebec
Pacific
pay-
h—
1—'—
(quar.)
B
5%
10-25
$1
preferred
Pacific
;
Class
11-10
12-20
1
62Vac
preferred
_.
5
11-
11-
1
Box
"
11-19
1-3-55
20c
*25c
Book
Common
basis.
Phillips Petroleum
Extra
10-29
$1
at
on
City Omnibus
Central
$4.11
Fedders-Quigan
common
(Bait.)
a
Northwestern Utilities, Ltd., 4%
30c
ment at a meeting held on Oct. 12.
5%
preferred (quar.)
5Vz%
preferred (quar.)
Federal Screw Works (quar.)
—
Federal Services Finance, class A (quar.)—
11-15
25c
$3
(s-a)_
*$1.31
American
1
15c
Fund
England
York
Northern
$1.18%
$1.18%
Corp.—
Directors took no action on
6c
25c
25c
Airplane Corp
Engine &
11-
10-29
10-29
93%c
American
11-22
(now on
proposal to
Northern RR.
10-15
50c
(quar.)
held
be
Olympia Brewing
10-29
(quar.)
11-15
10-15
10-29
(quar.)-:
Associates
Utilities
Empire District Electric Co., 5% pfd.
Inc.
two-for-one
North
11-15
25c
(increased)______——._—
Corp.
11-15
(extra)
New
1
10-29
J >.305555
Monthly
Fairchild
1
25c
Duro-Test
4%%
11-
11-15
Oct. 29 at $26.50
—
1
1
1
(quar.)
common
American
3c
vote
Ontario
Oil
Monthly
Eastern
1
issue
plus dividend)
Fields (monthly)
share
per
12-
12-
12-
Canada, Ltd.—
Automobile
Quarterly
9-21
10-20
tlOc
(quar.)
(quar.)_
Petroleum
American
10-27
1
com.
._
Amalgamated Sugar, 5%
3
5
10-15
*27'/2c
America,
Co. of
10-15
10-29
6c
preferred (quar.)_____
5%% 2nd preferred (quar.)
3
12-
11-
New Process Co.
10-15
11-
$2
(entire
12-
Foundation
Co.
to
rector's
30c
pfd.
called for redemption on
Dominguez
10-
30c
(quar.)
stock
debenture
$8
Domestic
1-2-55
1-2-55
of
1
11-19
income)
(quar.)
Co.
1
11-
3%
(s-a)
preferred
Amerada
30c
Co.
net
11-
50c
27 V2 c
4%
3
15c
(quar.)
will
10-15
1
*50c
(quar.)_
—
12-
_
Inc.
Aluminum
50c
Insurance
Meter
ing
4c
(initial)
(quar.)__:
common
(quar.)
Life
Stockholders
a
*15c
(quar.)_.
Fund
,12- 3
(quar.)
Co.
Investment
Neptune
5
10-15
11-
$1.17
Ltd.
Co.,
Mfg.
A
12-14
$1.37 y2
Ms % pfd. (quar.)
Co., Ltd.
Investment
Counselor'ss
(quar.)
1-2-55
1-2-55
12'/2c
10-25
12-31
$1.07
Concord Natural Gas Corp., 5
Conduits
pfd.
3
_
Mutual
11-15
$2
5
12-
10c
(monthly)
National Theatres,
1-3-55
37y2c
5
11-
$1.08%
(stock dividend) (one share of
Development for each six shares
Mount Diablo Co.
Electric—
& Southern Ohio
Columbus
4ty*%
6%
Co.,
Gas
11-
1
10-23
50c
L
1
12-
10-21
87'/2c
(quar.)
Company
Columbia
12-
(quar.)
^
(accum.)
participating preferred (participating)
Stores Corp., common
(quar.>
$3.75
1-2-55
v
12-16
(quar.)
common
5
(quar.)
held)
1
10c
(quar.)
11-
$1.11'A
.
3-
(quar.)
(from
preferred
Aluminum
97'/2C
_
Corp.
Monumental
10c
Colgate-Palmolive Co.,
Co.
Laboratories
Mission
10-31
10c
,
Abrasive
Piping Co.
Mission
1
7%
Allied
96'Ac
!
(quar.)
Minneapolis
1
10-31
$1
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
Miles
11-
$1
—
1947)
(monthly)
Monthly
quar.)
(incr.
common
(quar.)____
Inc.
Foods,
11-15
(quar.).
(series of
preferred
Clinton
11-15
12-15
Ltd,
Mines,
&
12-15
15c
Castle-Trethewey
Central
*50c
*50c
\
(quar.)_.:_:
12-
95c
.
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Midwest
11-19
$1.06'A
(quar.)
preferred
Mid-West
1
11-30
12-10
(quar.)
Michigan Steel Tube Products Co
10-27
10-29
12-15
2 '/2 %
,
4.45%
net
Ltd.
Co.,
preferred
3.90%
in-
undistributed
long-term capital gains
Buck Hills Fails Co. (quar.)_
Malting
3.85%
11-15
50c
(quar.)
pfd.
Inc.—
Alloys,
Allegheny & Western Ry. guaranteed
Allied Control Co., common (initial)
35c
(increased quar.)
_
$1.75 3-15-55
preferred
Corp.
Fund
Airfleets,
10-18
t$l
common
preferred
10-29
*$1.25
(quar.)___
dividend
Stock
4V2%
Affiliated
11-10
15c
(quar.)—
Co.
Aluminum
convertible
1
312-
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp. (stock dlv.)
10-20
Ltd.—
Co.,
4.35%
Inc.—
net ordinary
from
Corp.,
2
&
$1.10
Adamc-Millis
5%%
(annual)
&
11-
29c
Steel
Metropolitan Edison, 3.80%
.
t
Canada
Mead
9-13
10-28
Acme
12- 1
3-15-55
12-15
$1.75
Agnew-Surpass Shoe Stores, Ltd.,
(quar.)
Structure
preferred
1st
5%
10-22
5c
12-21
(entire issue called
pfd.
Corporation
Mackinnon
10-11
52c
11-20
12-31
7%
10-19
11-30
75c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
7%
Nov. 10 at $27 per share
this dividend)
plus
Macco
Common
10-25
10-29
$3.50
6%
Co.,
McCormick
70c
Corp
and
come
invest¬
capital gains)
Inc
undistributed
from
lie
.
11-12
from
(American shares)
(quar.)
Ridge Mutual Fund,
Blue
10-15
1
$0,052
(20c
Best & Co.
-
11-12
1
12-
$1
$1
(s-a)
for redemption on
Ltd.—
from
50c
McAllister,
&
9
11-
25c
and
Andes
los
Bardwell
"B"
Fund
income
Co
receipts
deposit
12-
15c
50c
Industries,
Electric
American
30c
(quar.)
11-30
Payable of Bee.
12-15
75c
(quar.)
Common
$1
Lowell Gas
11-15
1
12-13
T
—
$7 preferred
1
11-
11-15
12-
11-30
Share
F. Industries Inc.
Common
10-18
Louisiana State Rice Milling Co.—
11-10
37y2c
.___
10-18
1
12-13
Monthly
10-22
11-24
25c
common
Applied Research Laboratories
Archer-Daniels-Midland
11-22
$1
(quar.)
Inc. (quar.)__
Anheuser-Busch,
4c
(out of inc.)
Co._
Building
Ship
Water
American
10-27
1
11-
31V2C
preferred (quar.)—
Lock Joint Pipe Co. (montnly)
10-20
4
12-
11-
50c
(quar.)
$1.50
Monthly
11-12
t50c
(quar.)
American Business Shares, Inc.
American
50c
87'/2c
common
Holders
When
Per
A. O.
(quar.)
preferred
$3.50
Payable of Rec.
20c
(quar.).
Ltd.
Aluminium,
Printing Co.,
Lincoln
Holders
When
we
Name of Company
entirety.
Lincoln Service Corp., common
Per
10-22
1
being called for redemp¬
are
their
in
tion
reached their
payment date.
Air
issues
two
current week. Then we follow with
second table in which we show the payments previ¬
a
give the dividends announced in previous
list does not include divi¬
these being given in the
preceding table.
have not as yet received any
we expect that the above
we
Below
weeks and not yet paid. The
dends announced this week,
10-22
official notice
nounced during the
ously announced, but which have not yet
'
>-
Payable of Rec.
$0,055
$0,055
Liberty Loan Corp., 90c preferred
90c convertible preferred
separate
Dividend announcements are grouped in two
tables.
Share
of Company
Holders
When
Per
DIVIDENDS
11
(1543)
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...
95c
42yac
11-
1
10-
10c
11-
1
10-15
4
12
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1544)
■When
Per
Name
Buffalo
of Company
Quarterly
4%
Inc.,
JBurnham
preferred
Corp.
& Co.,
Burns
Class
B
Terminal
Byers
Co.
preferred
California
Packing
California
Portland
California Water
Corp.
(quar.)
Co.
r10-15
11-
10-15
£20c
11-
11-
37VaC
__
11-15
10-30
Denver
Union Stock
Detroit
6c
10-15
10-11
11-
10-11
10-11
Detroit
11-
10-11
Di-Noc
11-
10-11,
Diamond
50c
11-
10-
11-
10c
Corp., Ltd. (quar.)
Safeway, Ltd., 5% 1st pfd. (quar.)_
preferred (quar.)
Canada Starch, common (quar.)—
10-
10-25
<15c
1
Canada
8
12-
1
11-
1
12-
1
11-
<
•
Canadian
Industries,
Common
Canadian
(quar.)
Oil
Canadian
preferred
5
10-
1
^from
9-30
11-15
10-15
Dixie Cup
£$1.1214
1-15
12-30
Dodge Mfg.
10-
1
net
-
Capital
Plastics
Caterpillar Tractor
Celotex
5%
Co.,
Doeskin Products, common
8
preferred
(quar.)__
Mines, Ltd. (quar.)_z
Dominion Bridge Co;, Ltd.. (quar.)
10-20
10-20
3714c
(quar.)
10-30
10-
10-30
10-
preference
7
Coal
£$2.50
Coke
&
Central-Illinoic
1
10-
17%c
11-
1
10-11
(quar.)
4%
Securities, $1.40 pfd.
preferred
preferred
Chain
convertible
11-
1
10-22
II-1
35c
$1.50
Chicago Allerion
Chicago Corp.
Class
1
10-25
Cotton
Oil
Gas
6%
preferred
City
Baking
9„
Class
Co.,
12-15
20c
10-22
25c
(quar.)
&
Pacific
Ry.
Ry.,
Year-end
stock;
;
distribution
(Payable
in
are
Edison
Commonwealth
Natural
Commonwealth
Stock
Fund,
18c
Confederation
Common
Co.
i
(84c
.
$1.90
$2
5%
10-30
from
11-15
1-2-55
25c
10-20
40c
10-20
10-10
£20c
10-31
12-
3
10-11
$1.18%
11-
1
11-
1
10-21
capital
Fairbanks
Falstaff
35c
12-
1
11-15
30c
11-15
10-20
11-
10-19
$1
3
7
11-15
75c
10-29
1111-
1
1
10-20
10-22
10-29
10-15
12-15
9-24
51 Vic
11-
1
10-
5
47%c
11-
1
10-
11-
1
10-
5
11-
1
10-
5
11-
1
10-
5
Inc.—
(quar.)
37Vic
(quar.)
_____
Consolidated Natural Gas
Co; (quar.)______
Paper Corp.," Ltd. (quar.)____
payment on new shares after pro¬
posed 2-for-l split
Consolidated Royalty Oil
;
Co.
-
Co.,
common
;
common
preferred (quar.)
Copper 6c Steel
5%
preferred
(quar.)
10-13
11-
1
10-15
12-15
11-30
62Vic
11-15
10-23
10-
i8c
10-25
10-
$1.12Vi
1-3-55
12-
3
1-3-55
12-
3
75c
11-20
11-
5
12-
preferred
(quar.)
Transport Lines, Inc. (quar.)__
Refining Co., com. (quar.)
Paper Box Co., Ltd.—
5%
preferred (entire issue called for re¬
demption on Oct. 22 at $105 per share
plus dividend)
"___l
Products
12-
1
1-3-55
17Vic
11-
90c
1
10-25
Oosden
Petroleum
Corp.
(quar.)__
&
Blackwell.
CTossett Co., class
Class B (quar.)
Orum
Cuban
6c Forster, 8%
Atlantic
class
A
11-15
1-
2-55
11-
10-
1
11-
1
12-15
Co..
(year-end).
12-
1
11-15
11-
1
10-15
11-
1
10-15
$2
Cummins Engine Co., 4'/a %
preferred (quar.)
37 %c
<Aineo Press, Inc.; 3%%
87 %c
preferred
(quar.).,
12-29
'
12-15
11-
40c
10-15
1
10-20'
Horder's,
1
11-12
11-
1
10-18*
11-
Horn
11-15"
11-
11-15
11-1"
(quar.)
12-31
1-
11-
11-
(L.)
Realty
Corp.
10-16
10-29
\ 10-20
dividend
on
dividend
Stock
dividend
preferred
Brush
on
on
30c
10-27
10-11
93%c
11-
1
32y2c
11-1
10-19
11- 1
A
12-
10-22
Stock
Contract
-5%
pfd.
($20
J
5%
t
4%
12-10.
3-30-55
12-
1
par)
1
10-22
11-1
-.10-22
B
preferred
Co.
Co.
Finance
(s-a)
preferred series C
~
12-20
12-
6
General
Investors
11-15
11-
1
General
Mills,
Trust
Inc.
(Boston)
(quar.)
Zinc
Co.
10-19-.
1-2-55
12-
10-29
12- 3
11-
1
20c
1-
2-55
25c
1-
2-55
15c
1-
2-55
,
-
12-
9-
12-9
12-
1
10-15
12-20
1
12-
3
11-
1
10-11
11-
1
10-22
10%
"
9-24'
$1
11-24
Institutional
Co.,
*
Growth
30c
,
1
10-25
12-30
12-17
20c
11-
1
10-15
$1
11-
1
10-13
$1.25
11-
1
10-15
t
15c
7__7
11-
1
10-15
10c
ill-
l
10-15
55c
li-
l
10-U
51c
li-
l
10-11
53 Vic
li-
l
10-U
55 %c
li-
l
58 %c
li-
l
—
—
22 %c
.
2%
__—
'
.11-
10-U
10-U
10-U
11-19
11- I
12-10
■„
l
10- 8
''
"
k
(interim)—
4%
*""
£25c
11-
1
io-
$1.50
12-
1
11-1
12-
1
ii-
i
1-2-55
12-
3
*11-
10-20
.__.
(quar.)
-
_____—
$3
i
*
,"3c
Fund
(10c
from
1
or-
40c
Ihterchemical
Corp., common
preferred (quar,)_*
4V2%
!
International Nickel
of
Ce.
,
Common
$1.40
Canada,
Gas
*$4.36 preferred
$4.22
Jack
&
4%
55c
(F.
L.)
1
10- 4
11-
1
10-15
40c
.
Inc.,
$1.09
(quar,)
(Increased)
(quar.)
—
20c
pfd.
(accum.)
62 %c
Central
r4%.preferred
Jewel
Tea
Co.,
A
10-11
" 9-30"
Johnston
11-
10- 8 "
7
;
Testers,
..
.
Inc.
1-2-55
.
10-29
11-
5%
1
12-15
10-U
10-15
11-
1
10-15
12-
1
11-25
10-U
Light—
preferred
4%
10-15
$0-15
10-15
$1
&
(quar.)
3%%
1
1
$1.25
(quar.)
Power
Johnson & Johnson,
1-14
10-15
11-
20c
,
1
10-29
50c
;_
5%
11-
13%c
—
.
preferred
11-10
10-13
11-
$1.06
preferred
common
Inc.,
common
Stock
dividend
5%
1
1
2-1-55
35c
—
Jantzen,
Jersey
12-
11-
35c
Electric—
&
Co.,
11-
£30c
—
fquar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Jacobs
10-18
t$1.75
(quar.)
preferred
convertible
Heintz,
10-18
1
Corp.—
preferred (quar.)
Ironrite,
10- 1
1
11-
Ltd.—
(s-a)
convertible
Iowa Illinois
1
11-
$1.12%.
(increased)
preferred
; $1.40
11-
50c
•
(quar.)
,7%-preferred
Johnson Ranch Royalty
1
10-15
11-
dinary Income and 30c from security prof-
10-20
6c
10-29
1
$1.25
common
10-30
87y2c
62y2c
5
11-
1
11-10'
-11-10-
llr
$1
above
! 6% preferred (s-a)
__!^
Inglewood Gasoline !(quar.r.
9
^
11-24
10-U
$1.50
9
12-
*
10-25
"-7"
J
11-
10-18
!
4%vpreference (quar. )__^
,
Ingersoll-Rand
10-15-
2-55
1-
40c
3
11-19
1-2-55
15c
'
10-
increased
the
(stock
Utilities
$1.25
(quar.)
1
of
(initial)—/—Z—
International
10-15
,
11-
receive
(quar.)—
TO-15.
15c
(s-a)
share
preferred
(quar.)—
preferred (qqar.)_-.
preferred (quar.)—^—
11-1,
25c
General Foods Corp., $3.50 preferred
after
(quar/)_
:
Packers, Ltd.
15c
---•
10-15
30c
(quar.)
International
2
(quar.)^
Corp.—
7
11-12
50c
—
10-22
11-
A
10-
held)——
will
(quar.)—
common
preferred
10-19
-
7
1
5%
(quar.)—
10-22
11-12,
(quar.)_____
10-
11-
,
1
2
(quar.)
11-15
1
37 %c
(quar.)—
11-
12-
(quar.)
10-30
12-15
25c
share
held
11-1
5%
(quar.)
Electric
preferred
com.
11-10
11-
-
.American deposit receipts ord.
11-15
11-
10-30
(quar.)
12-15
Imperial Tobacco Co. off Canada, Ltd.—
6-10
$1
com.
10-15
30C
9-. 9
10-30
(quar.)
10-25
1
1-3-55
$1
dividend)
Imperial Chemical Industries, Ltd.—
3-10-
6-30,55
9-30-55
15c
(quar.)_!—___
par)
preferred
General
common
Corp.,
($100
6%
.'11-15
1
62*/2c
1
preferred
11-15
11-
15c
10-15>
12-30
12y2c
■
of Texas,
Co.,
pfd.
General
12-
(quar.)50c
dividend
convertible
Baking
i
Oil
10-15
1
8
1
25c
basis of
on
$1
(quar.)
American
11-
35c
53y8C..
(quar.)
$4
preferred
11-
8
9-24
25c
each
shares
Power,
Illinois
;il-. 1
2%
-
11-15
(quar.)__
Y.)
for
**4.20%
-10-1
11-15
10-29
$1
'
10-
12 %c
(quar.}
preferred
10-15".
25c
convertible preferred ,(quar.)
Gamble-Skogmo, Inc., common (quar.)
5%
preferred
(quar.)__
10-
extra_^
(stockholders
4.70%
<
10-15
2%
Gabriel Co., 5%
6%
of
Brick
:4.26%
9-30.
t
10-18
2%
(quar.)
10-29
10-29
10-11
;
Extra
£4.42%
ll-24y
10-27
2%
Extra
General
1"
.11-1
'. 50c
(quar.)
10-15
$1.25
(quar.)
—J
";4.08%
-
'
25c
Extra
Class AA
'
Illinois
.,10-19
7
,
stock
series
Illinois
10-15
21i9sc
c6mmon__
10-15
45c
(increased quar.)
(stock dividend)
(quar.)
Co
preferred
5%
10-15
common
35c
10-15
1
10-30
33%%
(N.
10-21
1
11-
93 %c
Co.,
common
6
1-20
11-
5c*
Press Brick (increased)
Hygrade Food Products Corp.—
4% series A preferred (quar.)
11-19
c6mm6ri™___™
5
10-20
1-55
11-16
■<
56'/4C
Hydraulic
12-10 V 11-19
$1
class
"8%
5
12-10
(quar.
Co.,
68 %c
(quar.)
(quar.)_
Huttig Sash 6c Door Co.
-
VOc
Stock
Stock
;
10-
'
Co., common (quar.)___
dividend on commori_™_I_:
4%
9,
11-1
quar.)7________;_
2-
40c
i..
pfd.
Lighting & Power, $4 pfd. (quar.)_
Hussman Refrigerator Co.
Cash dividend, new common (initial quar.)
10-14.
30c
Stock
10-
9-30
11-1
$1.37%
$1.37%
common
dividend
number
,
107
$1.75
Fruehauf Trailer
Fuller
" 12-24
10-30
iqdar.l
(Increased
10-15
10-20
,___!
preferred
split)
10-18-
,
_
Wreldman
'r
1
1-2-55
75c
,
1
10-30
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)__
this stock dividend
12-24
11- 1
'
11-
62%c
(s-a)__-
:
common
10-15'
1
Co.
.
10-15
11-
Houston
Wallace, class B (quar.)___"__'
25c
Foundation Co. of Canada; Ltd. 7quar.)_
£15c
Franklin Stores Corp.
(quar.)"*"
20c
Franklin Telegraph (s-a)
_*_
$1.25
Fraser Companies, Ltd., common (quar.)
£25c
Froedtert
*
7"
75c
!
1
1
$1.50
Finance Corp.— dividend
(one additional
•Stock
12-15
1-2-55
62'/2c
,
11-
12-
10-21
preferred
(Joseph)
Stock-
50c
(quar.)__
10-22
11-15
(quar.)___
4'/2%
Lumber
Hardart
6c
2-18
10-22
12-10
•
•
£$1.25
common
Co.
Inc.,
3-10-55
12-10
£40c
(quar.)
Insurance
Home
(quar.)
(quar.)
11-28
Household
$1.50
preferred
10-15
12-16
4%
(quar.)____•
(initial)
Co.
common
Co.,
Co.
10-13'
£35c
:
1
50c
pfd.
pfd.
Light
&
10-20-
'
,
J.)
(Henry)
1
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)__,
7%
5%-
Year-end
"
.
11-
£50c
5%
America,
convertible
10-28
$3
(quar.)
preferred
.5%
10c
(quar.)
1
12-
Forbes &
10-15
5c
preferred (quar.)
Sugar
.
Foote- Bros. Gear 6c Machine, common
(quar.)
5%% convertible preferred (quar.)
3
12-15
loc
A
11-
5%
15c
&
12%C
__^
Rerfactories
Holly Sugar Corp.,
25c
(quar.)
Corp.
Ltd.
General
$2.50
Home
25c
Machinery 6c Chemical Corp.—
3%%
10-22
$1.25
Oraddock-Terry Shoe, 6% preferred (s-a)
10-20
10c
General
£71c
Holt
20c
Gardner-Denver Co., common
$1.13
10-20
1
$1.50
;
10-15
real¬
dividend
11-
pref. "(quar.)__
Inc.,
Co.,
(Edward)
Stock
$1.25
11-19
1
Corrugated
Crosse
Food
10-22
11-18
Hines
9-30.
11-10
Rubber Co.
Stock
Corp.,
5
11-20
2
&
Sterling,
5
31 Vic
4 Vi %
Tire
Bank
"4%
12-
10-25
10-16
15c
:
10-15
30c
Ltd.,
convertible
10-8
Extra
9-10
16c
5%
10c
Co.
net
7% preferred A (quar.)__.
^
Hershey Chocolate, 4'%% ser. A pfd. (quar.)
Higbie Manufacturing Co., common (quarr)__
10-25
(quar.)__
preferred
Firth
10-15
£37Vic
.
10-15
(quar.)
10-15
1
(quar.)__
preferred
1
(quar.)____
11-
1
11-
;
of
(H.
J20c
„
Continental
Corn
10-18
10-25
25c
Industries—
(quar.)
Gin Co.,
1
20c
$1
Continental
Continental
11-
10-18
$1.13
Container Corp. of America,
4%
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)_l
$4.52 preferred
1
55c
_____
Power
preferred
11-
20c
(Increased)
Special
$4.50
10-18
t5c
:
Consolidated
Consumers
10-18
1
62Vic
Corp. "(quar.)____
Corp.
("quar.)
Yellowknlfe
Mines,
Ltd.
Dearborn
_____
Initial
1
11-
37Vic
Coppermines
Discovery
11-
62 Vic
Extra
Common
Firestone
5
50c
5ic
Consol.
10-15
Products, Inc.—
prior
Fluor
55c
Extra
6%
12-10
10-22
(quar.)
Consolidated
10-20
10-30
10-15
11-
$1.25
Manufacturing Corp
3%%
10-15
10-30
9
1
tTO-30
50c
•
Hecht Company,
10-21
15c
1011-
in-
Hercules Powder Co., 5%
Hercules Steel Products Corp.—
50c
£50c
-
=.
10-15
£10c
11-23
1
$1.25
1
11-15
11-
10c
*
11-
25c
11-29
12-15
-
$1.12y2
(quar.)
redeemable
RR.
Heinz
(quar.)
Insurance
of
net
from
10-15
1
11-29
12-11
'
(quar,).
10-15
(quar.)
Ltd.—
"
Grain,
Fiberboard
First
'
Y.)
50c
10-15
11-
12-11
«
from
1
_J
Paperboard Co., preferred
Federated Department Stores Inc.
8
preferred
Consolidated
N.
and
Ohio
Electric
Corp.
62!/2c
common
*-
;__
(final
1
*
Federal
5
Hat
$1.19
11-10
$2
.
gains)
&
Oil
1%
Life
income
Cotton,
Hartford
1
10-20
11-24
10-26
Inc.
11-
(quar.)
Traders
&
$1.40
9-22
10-
11-19
1
10-20
11-1
11-26
i_-,
11-
dividend
Federal
9-30
11-24.
11-16
11-
;
-31 'Ac
>
-
1
11-
12-20
•-
.•_
(quar.)
11- 1
(s-a)
Fidelity & Deposit Co. (Md.) (quar.)
Field (Marshall)
see
Marshall Field
$1.15
:.
class A
Stock
!__
40c
Federal Fibreboard
10-15
10-22
25c
10-15
1
£25c
...
preferred
12-13
10c
1
11-
$1.50
-1.
■
4
(quar.)
Harris (A.) Co., 5'/2% pfd. (quar.)
5 V2%
preferred (quar.)
Hart, Schaffner & Marx (quar.)Y_
"
Farmers
11-
10-
6%
Hayes
,
11-
15C
(quar.)
payable
Insurance Co.
Harbison-Walker
10-16
t
62y2c
preferred "A"
10-19
1
12-
1
10-13
1-3-55
$1.75
(s-a)!
dividend
Hancock
Corp.—
Inc. (reduced)
Co., 6% conv, preferred
Fate-Root-Heath
12-
$2.20
B
Fanner
12-10
25c
(quar.)
Brewing Corp. (quar.)__
Mfg. Co. (quar.)__
(Syracuse,
(quar.)
class
preferred
Evershaip,
10-21
in-i*
I
preferred
Common
2nd
11-19
25c
Industries,
20c
(quar.)__.
Railroad, 5%
11-
$2.04
$1.50 partic. pref.
5%
11- 1
31 Vic
Abrasives
Forge & Steel Corp.,
preferred (quar.)
10c
gains
(quar.)____
Consolidated Chemical
6%
Erie
(Toronto)—
(quar.)
Erie
11-
10-11
1
42 %c
(quar.)
9
10-20
11-
-25c
56y»C
;
(quar.)
12-20
37%c
Fund,
year
capital
Hamilton
8
15c
—
56 %C
Brewery—
Quarterly
8
20c
/
Ltd., $1.60 pfd. (quar.)__
Gypsum Lime & Alabastine of Canada, Ltd.—
-
1010-
(quar.)
Co.
-
10-
35c
com;
$0,054
Williamsport RR.
Mfg.
'
,
10- 9
10-25
Gurney Products,
.
«
10-15 *
10-25
Enamel & Heating Products, Ltd., (quar.)
Equitable Credit Corp., 60c preferred (quar.)
Equity Oil Co. (s-a)__
10-20
17c
long-term
preferred!
preferred
&
3
10-25
(quar.)
common
&
fiscal
Life
Stock
-
9-30
87V2c
Supply (quar.)
Refractories
Emhart
9-15
10-20
£38c
6%
;
,
(initial)
preferred
Elmira
30c
(quar.)
preferred
Electro
6
10-31
10-25
$1.12%
(quar.)
(quar.)_;__.
Mutual
Hagan Corp.
Co., common (quar.)
4V2%
preferred
(quar.)
Elastic Stop-Nut Corp. of America (quar.)
12-20
18c
ordinary income)
Assn.
Industries,
preferred
10-20
10-
£$2.76
*
$1.12Va
preferred
-
12- 1*
10-20
1-2-53
(quar.)
$5 preferred (quar.)_
$5 preferred (quar.)
Gulf Gil Corp." (quar.)!
1
1-
1-3-55
£25c
Products
5
£35c
Inc
Connecticut Light & Power Co.
$2.06
preferred
(quar.)
;
11-
45c
Gas Corp
Ltd.____!
short-term
Life
Conlon-Moore,
5
10-20
5%
Ekco
1-3-55
$1.06%
(quar.)
Fund,
Inc.
from
from
10-18
due,
Petroleum
Commonwealth
13c
16'Ac
1
11-
5%
(guar,)_•-._
Engineering Inc. (quar.)
Combustion
and
11-
Eastern
common
where fractional shares
Commonwealth
gains,
10-18
6c
2-1-55
£25c
—
(quar.)
12-20
1-2-55
-25c
»
8
10-
1
Co.
pfd.
Gulf Mobile
10-15
10-
10-10
(quar.)__
common
(quar.)i
Western
vestment
Gulf
.
11-
tlOc
,
Lines, Inc. (increased quar.)—
payment is now on quarterly basis.
Above
10-22
1
!
Air
65c
preferred
Concord
10-22
1
'10-28
Co.
L.)
the
ized
*
10-15
£10c
Co.,
Sadlery Co., Ltd.
conv.
'for
,
10-13
£25c
10-15
1
*
'10-13
11-1
(H.
5%
-
Guardian
11- 1
Ltd.—
(quar.)
(quar.)
Metals
'
,10-15
Employers Group Associates (quar.)
cash will be paid—
$4.25
.
1
11-
65c
(monthly)
Milling & Elevator (increased)
Columbia Gas System, Inc.
(final)________
Columbia Pictures Corp.,
common..
'
11-
11-
$1.12Vs
_
Power
dividend
preferred
Duriron Co., 5%
11-18
Louis
Colorado
Stock
1
10-29*
Duncan Coffee, class A (quar.)
Duriron Co. (increased)—
$1.25
St.
income
gains
Central
8
Illuminating Co.—
from
(quar.)
Ducommun
10-29
1
Paper
West
11-12
"
(this payment clears all arrears)
(E. I.)
de Nemours & Co.—
Pont
$3.50
$1.50
Corp. (quar.)
Coca-Cola Bottling Co.
(St. Louis)
Coghlin (B. J.) Co., Ltd. (quar.)
Colonial Finance Co., 4%% preferred
(quar.)
Colonial Fund, Inc.—
Colorado
12-
$1.0614
Coal
Quarterly
9-
10-15
35c
.
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)_
Clinchfield
1
9-24
____•
pfd.
Eastern
16Vic
Electric
12-
$1.75
Common
$4.50
11-15
50c
common
Mahoning Ry. (s-a)
Cincinnati, Chicago &
preferred (quar.)
;
5%
du
(quar.)
(quar.)
Chemical Co.,
&
(quaif.)
Co., Ltd.
Brewery Ltd.—
7%
8
:
$1.25
&
Cleveland
10-20
25c
common
Co.
Tex.
B
Cleveland,
10-
Ltd.
preferred
Donnacona
7
10-18
1
50c
Bakeries, Inc., class A
Clearfield
10-
11-
!
7% preferred (quar.)
City Stores Co., common (quar.)—
414% convertible preferred (quar.)
Claussen
$1
preferred
Union
11-25
,
9-30 *
tlOc
£37'/2c
(quar.)_
1
11-
2%
£__
j.
Great
1
1
11-
55c
50c
11-
10-29
8
.
Grand
Grlesedieck
11-
10-
■
12-10
10-29
1
1
(quftr.)
Lt4M class A (quar.)
Graham-Paige Corp., 5% conv. pfd/-<accum.)
Green
10c
11-
50c
*___
common
A and class B
preferred
(quar.)
12-24
-*£40c
8
25C
*
.
class
£10c
£30c
:
10- 4
10-
Grafton & Co.,
12-24 *
—
common
Coal,
(quar.)
$4.50 preferred
(quar.)
Co.,
1
(quar.)
Electric
New Orleans,
Tar
Common
10-15
10-
10-29
$5
20c
Cincinnati
convertible
Dominion
Illinois RR.—
Chickasha
&
11-
87Vic
Hotel—
(quar.)
Molded Products
Cincinnati,
Second
Dominion.Steel &
Dow
(quar.)
A
Chicago
Ltd.,
Common
(quar.)__
Chicago & Eastern
Fabrics,
18%
,
5
10-29
£40c
(s-a)
1
1
(W. R.) & Co.
12-30"
}
11-
11-
common
H.)
10-15
10-15
22 %c
(quar.)
Inc.,
10-15
*
,
.4 '/2 %
preferred (quar.)
Globe-Wernicke Co., 7% preferred
12-30
—
Dominion
10-22
11-
$1
50c
preferred
_*
Corp.
1
Chesapeake 6c Ohio Ry.—
3J/a%
Extra—
Finance
—
(quar.)____
(extra)
Co.
Belt
(accum.)
Light Co. (Texas)
&
Power
12-22
50c
(quar.)
$1.50
i-3-55
11-
(s-a)
Central Hudson Gas & Electric Corp.
Central
*
Co.,
(P.
I7V2C
Engineering .Works, Ltd. (s-a)
Dominion Oilcloth' 6c Linoleum, Ltd;-(quar.)
Domestic
(s-a)
"25c
11-15
£$1.25
1
of Calif.—
preferred ,(quar.)
£17Y2C
;
Dominion
7
25c
1
(quar.)
70c
Dome
10-30
10-30
tlOc
12-10*
,••<
8
11-10
*'
(quar.)^___'__
A
$4.50
GTace
45c
12-20;
62Vic 1-10-55*
(quar.■
25c 7 11-15*
preferred
Corp.
62 %c
(quar.)
dividend
Bros.,
••6%
(quar.)_-
Co., common
5%, convertible
10-15
(quar.)
com.
preferred (quar.)
Government Employees Corp.
;
10-
9-30
10-15
11-15
4Vi%
I
■
1
11-15
87 %c
(quar.)_!_
Gould-National Batteries, Inc.,
'r
:
.
9c fv 10-28 .,;"!
6
11-10
from
•
_
10-
50c
(quar.)
Corp., common
preferred
Central
i.
-
10-19 y
pro/it-on sales of investments, payable
stock at net asset value. Also payable
16-
$1.05
7c
cash)
11-
1
cash
in
10-20
(quar.)___
common
(quar.)
preferred
in
and
10-18
25c
Central Canada Investments, Ltd.—
6%
income
5c
/
10-29
Art
Glatfelter
7 #-17
15c
11-
37 %c
(reduced)
(quar.)
common
Gladding, McBean 6c Co.
10-13
10-22
.''
in
1
10-27
1
7
(final)
payable
$1.25
Carolina, Clinchfield 6c Ohio Ry. (quar.)—
Carolina Power 6c Light Co., common (quar.)
4.20%
(2c
investment
net
11-
Inc.
$5 ~
8
17 y2%
•
~
,
Dividend
£12J/aC
(quar.)
-
8
,
4V2%
10-15
10-
10-29
Ltd.
(quar.)
Refractories Ltd.—
,
11- 1
1
Shares,
Gibson
Stock
Ltd., common
(quar.)_
9-30
preferred
Glmbel
10- 7
10-15
-
7
10-11 ;
10-15
11-1
9-30
1
(quar.)
Telephone Co. of Indiana—
10- 8
1
10c
£25c
£37Vj>'c
7
Y.___
N.
ll4
10-
11-
£25c
Cos.,
A
*' 10-21
11- 1
8
11-
10c
37V2c
1
11-
$1.50
Corp.
preferred
preferred
1
11-
:___
Steel
$2.20
10- 4
11-
5c
Utilities
Shoe Corp.,
preferred A
10- 4
$1
$2 preferred (quar.)
General Telephone of the Southwest—
*
*
—
10-11
;
:
Co.,
10-19
.
11-15
(quar.)_.
Public
General
,
1
$1.37%
5%
10-19
11-29
10-25
-
50c
._!
10-
£10c
(initial)—
Construction
10-29
25c
-
1
11-
(quar.)
4V2%
11-15
1
$16.25
(quar.)
common
1
;
series)
Co.,
Co., Ltd.—
Ltd.—
(1954
(liquidating)
(quar.)______
12-
10-29
20c
Navigation
Mfg.
'11-
£20c
90c
40c
-
$4 pfd.
(quar.)
General Telephone Co.
*
11-
$1.50
Wares, Ltd.,
*5% :preferred
(quar.)
12-10
12- 3
-
(quar.)
Amer. dep. receipts for ordinary
Divco Corp. <quar.)__
•____
11-22
12-20
preferred
($3.50
93 %c
$1.25
Service,
preferred
General
„
Holderi
Payable of Rec.
Co.—.
(quar.)
Public
General
10-20
12-15
—
Match
Distillers
£$1.25
—
<fe
Corp. of
12-23
12-23
£31c
$6
Share
(quar.)
Advertising
Special
10- 5
50c
-
$1.50 convertible preferred
£$2
Co., Ltd., common (quar.)
5%
preferred
(quar.)__
Canadian Car 6c Foundry Co., Ltd. (special)
Canadian Dredge 6c Dock, new com. (initial)
11-* 1
,10-30
preferred
General
•
(quar.)
Outdoor
$5.50
-
7
$1.25
*
(quar.),
Corp.
a._=,
Discount
£75c
Bronze
10-11
14c
(s-a)
Co.
Disher Steel
1
Extra
Canadian
Tunnel
pfd.
preferred (quar.)—
Dictograph Products Co
8
£$1.25
*
10-11
10-21
6%
;
10-11
10-25
35c
'
(quar.)
$1.50
9-20
£$1.25
5%,. 2nd
-a
Gasket
33c
Power
Canada
Year-end
31'/4C
—
10-27
10-25
J
preferred
General
10-11
10-11 '
11-15
25c
30c
1st
Wards
Detroit & Cleveland
11-
(s-a)—
(quar.)
,,
Corp.,
10-26
—*
Northern
Tramway
11-
Association
11- 1.,,
10-27
50c
convertible preferred
Denver
50c
<quar.)_.
i
8
-
*-5%
9-30.
25c
(quar.)_;
Insurance
10-
x.
(quar.)
30c
preferred
1
10c
Phipps Stores, Inc., 5%% pfd. (quar.)
Power & Light Co.
(quar.)
Denver & Rio Grande Western RR.—
(quar.)
1
11-
Dean
(quar.)—_
com.
General
*
Corp.—
preferred
10- 8
$1.25
Delaware
10-15
10-20
Co.
$5
10- 8
1
f
Company
Motors
$3.75
f
1
25c
x.
9-20
1111-
(quar.)
(quar.),
Vilbiss
De
10-15
75c
;40c
(quar.)
$1.32
,
10-15
11-
137c
Inc.
A
-
$1
Dayton Rubber Co., common
'Class
10-20
3
$1.06
______
25c
Telephone,
$1.25
Extra
11-
£20c
(quar.)
<7An&da
11-19
6
11c
Name of
General
$1.12
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
-___
Bros,
Daystrom,
10-15
12-
$1.75
—
(quar.)
Cement
6c
preferred
preferred
Camden Fire
5
11-15
pfd.
Davenport Water, 5%
Davidson
9-24
11-
10c
Linen
preferred
10- 8
10-20
11-15
3%
Mills, Ltd.t common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
80c 2nd preferred (quar.)
Calif. Electric Power, $3 preferred (quar.)__
Calif.-Oregon Power Co., com. (quar.)_
$1
10-29
(increased)™
Light, 4%%
preferred (quar.)
$4 preferred (quar.)
10- 8
32c
1st
$1.20
10-29
Laboratories
$4.24
5
12-
12-23
50c
When
Per
Payable of Rec.
Share
Dallas Power 6c
25c
_
(quar.)
bi-monthly)
(
7%
M.),
(A.
$1.50
Cutter
10-
450c
;
dividend
Caldwell
11-19
10-11
1
10-13
£50c
Ltd., class A preference
common
Burroughs Corp. (quar.)___,
Biscuit, $1.25 preferred
Stock
11-29
11-
$1
(quar.)
of Company
Holders
When
Per
Name
Curtiss-Wrlght Corp., $2 class A (quar.)
7.
10-
20c
Burry
Bush
10-18
35c
———L—"35c
Bullock's,
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Share
(extra)
Co.
Forge
Monday, October 18, 1954
.
11-
1
93 %c
11-
1
$1
11-
1
10-29
5c
(quar.)
2nd pfd.
11-
1
10-20
10-29
10-15
(quar.)—
(quar.)
(quar.)_
(Continued
.*
on page
48)
15c
10-18
)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Number 5369
Volume 180
(1545)
Stock Recozd «» New York Stock
Exchange
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Year 1958
39ft Sep 22
99
Jon
8ft 8ep
3% Sep
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
25
14
47ft Jan
112
Jan
5
29
10ft Jul; 3
6ft Jan 23
41ft Jun
106
Jan
49% Apr
8
7
115ft Apr
20
9ft Jan
6
5ft Jan
5
15
14
49ft Ma; 25
32
Jan
29
85 ft Mar 18
73 ft Jan
8
20
Dec
31
26ft Jan
6
25ft Sep
14
35 ft Jan
Jun
16
18ft Dec 31
47
ACF Industries
14
101% Sep
27
20ft Jan
4
23% Aug
5
Acme Steel
27 ft Jan
4
38% Aug
4
Adams
24 ft Jan
4
31
Aug 20
Adams-Millis
59ft Jan
58
5
83
Aug
5
25% Oct
32ft Jan
10ft Mar
27
8
14
3
62
Nov
10
8
29% Jan
8
114ft Jan
5
6
Jan
18 ft May
7% Jan
Mar
49
2
5
4
13 ft Sep
1
29 ft Sep
28
ISO
Jun
3
2
Sep 11
70
160
3% Apr
AuglO
Sep 14
78
14
Feb~27
74
Sep 15
3
130,
Mar 11
152
5% Mar 25
Jan
5
Feb
24
155% Feb
3
114ft Sep 24
172
July 29
2ft Jan
4
3% Mar 25
14
18% July 28
104
72
Jan
3ft Jan
140
Sep
12
Aug
2
4% Feb 15
157
Feb
Oct
9
81
Aug 24
80
Jan
6
89 ft Feb
9
15
39
Jan
6
28 ft Jan
4
39ft Aug
4
1
104
Feb
4
97
4
106 'A Oct
87ft Sep
8ft Oct
18
6
82
Sep 15
17
Dec 29
98
Ma;
8
3
8% Jan
6
2
72 ft Jan
8
Oct
99
92% Mar 11
10ft Mar
76ft Jan
12 ft Oct
101
Aug
15
22
Mar 25
Mar
9
Jan
8
26
Jan
4
18% July 30
40 ft Sep 29
3
37 ft Jan
4
49
Oct
97
July 14
86
Oct
40
Sep"14
8
94
16
Nov
4
90
Jan
5
59 ft Jan
2
45 ft Jan
4
68% Oct
11^
118ft Jan
2
93 ft Jan
8
136ft Oct
103
42ft Apr 23
41ft Apr 21
1ft Dec 29
62
30ft Dec
24
36 ft Mar 24
28
Apr
16ft Jun 29
19ft Mar 18
19
Jan
55ft Nov
2
lift Dec 31
Dec
10
58 ft Jan
54ft Jan
20
47
3ft Mar 24
115
23
9,200
35 ft
35 ft
2,400
28
*26%
27%
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp__10
Admiral Corp
1
•81ft
82
81
81ft
80%
81ft
81
82
*80
82
24%
24%
24 ft
243/a
24%
24
24%
lift
121/4
Affiliated
$3
Air
Gas
4.50%
w
w
Inc
4ft%
Industries
Aluminum Co
4.08%
conv
Portland
68%
673/4
*135%
136 ft
115
115
65%
66%
114%
673/4
114
65 ft
823/4
81ft
81ft
6,500
663/4
64
65%
34,400
2ft
*2%
2ft
700
23
•30ft
31%
.*30 ft
32
*305/8
32
*30%
313/4
30 ft
26
Aug 23
6%
convertible preferred
Amalgamated Sugar Co (The)
50
11
1
•24%
25%
25
25
*24%
25
♦245/s
25
25 *
May 24
Amerada
186ft
190
Sep
3
Amer
Sep
24
104
9
Jan
98
Petroleum
July 28
Aug 12
4
14 ft Aug 12
37 ft Jan
4
52
15
41
Mar 15
96
Jun
15
104% Mar
cum
6%
4%
Bosch
1952
convertible
Inc
8
Sep
7
29
4% Jan
11
35ft Feb
23
American Cable
American
7%
Can
&
143/4
15
14%
15%
143/4
15
145/a
86%
31%
86
87
86 ft
87%
863/4
863/4
3,900
31%
313/4
31%
31%
31%
31 Va
31%
2,600
101 ft
101ft
10
23%
233/4
1,200
63%
280
lift
9,800
100
45ft Nov
9
44ft Jan
4
34 ft Jan
26
27ft Jan
4
36ft July 27
American
Chain
&
Dec
18
48 ft Jan
4
64 ft
American
Chicle
23% Dec
21
25 ft Ma; 27
22
6
96ft Mar
4
91
9
55% Jan
6
43% Mar 25
Corp com
2
5ft%_50
11%
11%
♦47ft
48%
No par
32%
32%
15 ft July 30
29
21
143
30
7
110% July 28
54ft Sep
8
8
12
Jan
Ma; 25
27ft Jan 18
35
Dec
67
Aug
12 ft Oct
8
33ft Jan
38ft July 30
3
5ft Mar 25
57
72 ft Sep
39ft Ma; 27
48ft Dec 29
26
2ft Jun
28
13
13
32
44 ft Jan
20
63% July 30
13
Jun 28
7% May 17
Jan 14
100
Jun
24
Aug
5
17% Jan
23 ft Jan
29 ft Aug
12
4
100ft Jan
19
12% Jan
Oft Dec 31
100% Mar 17
107
4
85ft Jan
6
24ft Mar 16
21% Feb
31
84 ft Jan
4
19% Feb
2
17% Jan
100
24
86ft Dec
11
27
19% Jan
11
105% Feb
9
100 ft Jan
20
18ft Feb
2
Jan
Aug
28% July
94 ft Oct
2 8 ft Sep
1
4
15
Apr
18ft Aug
Sep
40
107
,
23
21
3
2
27
4
9
14
Feb 24
22% Oct
15
19% Apr
7
Sep 14
7% Jun 22
7
25
Oct
15
7ft Jan
5
lift Sep
23
28ft Sep 16
36ft Jan 30
34 ft Jan
7
15% Feb
4
13% Jan
4
20 ft Oct
171% Feb
8
13
57
4
42
Jun
25
35% Deo
18
136
5
144 ft Jan
4
Jan
159ft Jan
40ft Aug 10
117ft Dec 30
127
25% 8ep 21
36
Feb
2
15
58
14
14
Mar 20
134
.
10
2
47% Nov 24
Feb
49
Sep
120ft Sep
12
Apr
152ft Jun
38
30
.
Ma; 12
Feb
118ft Jun
44 ft Jan
4
8
50
16ft Jul; 30
161ft Jan
5
10% Feb
77% Aug
156
3
55
143 ft Oct 27
121
111ft Dec
119
Jan
4
9
60ft Jan
Jan
July
Jun
4
5
30% Apr
7
113% Jan
4
2
9ft July
Sep
16% Jun
23
13
7
7
July 23
65% Jan 28
175
138 ft Feb
10
39 ft Jul; 30
19
Jan
10ft Feb
4
17
65
1
22
7
Oct
13-8 ft Oct
25
69ft Dec 23
128% Dec 24
35ft Oct 22
9
,
Oct
58 ft Aug
5
Jan
121ft Jan
19
May 24
40 ft Aug
170
Mar 31
36
.
120 ft Mar
5
lift Sep 27
9
28
Aug 13
25 ft Feb
Jan"
17
15 ft Jan
4
23% Aug
3
71ft May
4
93
Feb
4
95% Feb
4
13% Sep 10
27%
87
Sep 11
94% Dec
17
Sep 11
lift Sep 14
89% Dec
17
66
5
May
12% Jan
3
21% Jan
88
Sep 21
97
Jan
6
73
Jan
28
29
Dee
29
45ft Feb
26
29 ft Jan
4
43% Oct
6
43ft Sep
15
57
30
45ft Jan
4
55ft Jun
3
89
25ft Aug 27
94
Jun
25
Jan
2
4
31ft Dec
9
30
Jan
5
106ft Mar
5
100
Jan
6
,
21% Sep
15
94 ft Sep 27
41% Aug 18
106
Feb
8
33%
33%
59
59.
24%
245/a
*24
24 s/a
24 ft
24
24
300
26%
26 3/4
263%
1,300
99
97
97
49%
*133
Sugar Refining
Tobacco
48
10
Va
110%
110ft
109 %
108 ft
109%
49
48%
49%
X48 %
49
48%
48 ft
3,800
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
lift
lift
11%
3,000
333/4
*33%
33%
*33%
33%
*32 s/a
33%
*33 ft
113/4
11%
113/4
11%
11,200
lift
11%
113/8
lift
25,900
11%
12 %
12
12%
11%
12%
11%
12
11%
12
113/4
11%
-
.
109%
353/4
35%
35%
35%
35 ft
343/4
70 ft
68%
69
69
69%
69'
69%
3%
*30 ft
31ft
31%
32
31
31
4
33%
4%
33/4
♦30
31ft
58
59%
57%
58%
57%
573/4
58%
10%
103/4
*103/4
11
103/4
10%
10'/a
98
98
*96
1
4
4
,
1,900
13,700
31ft
400
58%
573/a
57 ft
1,900
10 ft
103%
103/4
600
97
*96
97
96
96
97
20
22%
223%
23
23%
*23%
23 ft
23
23 ft
23
23
1,000
27
-
27
26 3/4
263/4
26%
26%
27
27
26s/8
26%
1,900
♦104ft
105 ft
♦104%
105 ft
,
104 ft
104ft
15%
*98%
16
98 ft
♦104 ft
*95
*104 ft
105ft
15%
15 ft
153/4
15%
15%
9,800
98'%
♦98 %
98 Va
*98%
98 ft
200
22%
233/4
24%
35,900
24 ft
23%
24%
25%
24%
24%
93
93
93
93
26 ft
26 ft
26%
26 ft
♦26
26 ft
26 ft
38%
38%
383/4
38
38%
373/4
38
*105%
•106ft
107
23 ft
263/4
106
•105 ft
106 ft
2
20%
213/«
20%
21%
23%
23 ft
23
23
10 %
♦174 ft
10%
10%
,
-
263/8
4,500
37%
38
8,300
106'/8
90
21
20 ft
20%
20 ft
22%
25,600
23
*20 ft
20 s/a
23
25
106
106
20'/a
*22
10%
10 ft
10%
10%
106
10
10%
10 5/a
10%
10%
10 ft
10%
48%
48%
473/4
483/4
46 Va
47
20%
20%
20 3/8
19%
20 ft
19%
19 5/s
193%
37%
365/s
363/4
36%
36 ft
36
36%
36
36%
2,500
60
60%
60 ft
603/a
62
63%
653/4
65%
69%
16,700
20%
20%
20%
20%
20
20%
19%
20 y«
178 ft
43,200
7ft
9,700
3,500
175
j
♦174%
7%
7ft
31%
50%
51ft
41ft
39%
168%
1673/4
39 ft
40 ft
123 ft
♦123 ft
175
75%
32
50 ft
40 ft
168
393/4
125
*176
175
175
178
7%
7%
7%
7ft
31%
31%
31%
31ft
*50%
51
50%
40%
40%
168%
168ft
39
39
*123%
-
-
125
39%
51
40%
168
168 ft
393%
123ft
123 ft
39%
♦177 ft
7%
31
50
383/4
167
*39 ft
♦122
27
26%
27
26 5/s
27%
56%
56
56 ft
56%
56%
56%
*62 ft
62 ft
63 ft
135%
136ft
14%
136
14
14%
171%
172%
171%
59 ft
62 ft
*62
63%
*62
•135%
136%
136%
1363/4
14%
14%
14%
*14%
14ft
1713/4
171%
1713/4
170%
171%
60%
58%
59
58%
58%
132%
133
131ft
132%
34%
34%
118ft
118 ft
60%
35%
35%
35 ft
343/4
35%
♦118%
118 ft
118%
118%
118%
118 ft
10%
American Water Works Co com—5
61%
135 ft
35%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10 S%
10%
26%
♦26 ft
*26%
25
133
*26%
27
63
1363/4
133%
100
25
100
500
10
10 ft
49 ft
40 ft
5
100
25
1,600
10%
167%
com—100
100
120
94
26%
48 5/s
32%
*40
*92
94
10%
7ft
123ft
*93
93
93
50
32%
50 ft
10%
10
105
15%
*98%
56 ft
series
15,300
4
•30 ft
26%
preferred
200
35%
70
56%
American Viscose Corp com
2,700
34
353/8
27 ft
common
100
48%
110
56%
Co
25,200
135
26%
Tobacco
Tel
46%
*128
No par
preferred
6%
110%
485%
135
26 3/s
Co
preferred
Preferred
*132
1
American
5%
134
48 ft
27
97
11%
20%
American
48
134
49%
27
*96
49%
20%
&
49
139
27
98
110%
Chem cl B—No par
Tel
•96
98
33%
& Std Sany
American
26%
27
26%
*96
1,600
1,200
lift
59%
American Sumatra
*24
1,300
:
49%
37
Stores
6%
48%
140
20%
American
7%
*24
33/4
American Steel Foundries
42 ft Jan
27% Jan
44
14
33 ft
-
72%
May 18
24
6
25ft Sep
47
36%
32
22ft Feb
65 ft Jan
l«ft Jul; 6
41ft Dec 15
177
46%
3%
25% Aug 30
24ft Nov 30
May 10
8% Sep 22
33% Sep 27
169
47%
36
Sep 27
4
8ft Jun 23
&
6,500
15,000
70 ft
125
8
2
Amer Rad
65/8
41ft
■
1
22
Jan
6% Jan
11
Jan
Amer Potash
6ft
403/4
46%
•
110%
common—5
7% preferred
t100
American Safety Razor
5
American Seating Co
10
American Ship Building Co—No par
Amer Smelt & Refg com
No par
7% preferred
100
American Snuff Co common
25
6% noncumulative preferred—100
8
6%
41 s/a
59 ft
No par
Co
1,100
65%
41%
413/4
33 ft
20
com
Optical Co
27
69 ft Oct 15
50"ft Oct
22,700
59%
No par
News
38% Sep
18%
19
60%
10%
American
24
19%
18"%
33%
X49%
American
6
4
*183%
18%
60
1
5
7
15% May
32 ft Jan
183%
193/4
18%
19
7
6%
41%
193/a
•18 3/4
19
133 %
Co—No par
Feb 23
Mar 27
19%
200
60 ft
No par
Corp
Dec~15
19 ft
19
101%
33 ft
16%
Co
Gas
19%
*19%
8,200
101 %
102
31%
60 ft
99
preferred
convertible
American Molasses
Motors
37
7
42%
100
Products
Natural
39ft Mar 24
Jun
5ft%
18%
48
30 ft
/33ft
15%
preferred
Metal
20
11 %
♦47
32 ft
61%
Ltd com.—No par
American
42
.
4ft%
American
193/4
102
115/a
48
33%
100
7
100
& Metals
Co
102 ft
315/a
46%
98 ft
preferred
Metal
♦102
*47
46%
1
preferred
Fdry common
Amer Machine
Amer
323%
102 ft
lift
48%
32
47%
49%
100
common
Amer Mach &
3.90%
113/4
*47
32 ft
*463/4
OO
Locomotive
11%
48 ft
*63
47%
♦136
No par
preferred
prior
American
5
6
5ft%
7%
63
♦97
preferred—100
American Investment Co of 111
.
23 ft
63
♦26%
International CorpjNo par
American
23 ft
633/4
1
Ice Co common
noRcumulative
14% May 12
29ft Jan
12% Sep 21
6&
10
Aug 31
39% Jan 12
31ft Jun 18
20ft Dec 31
148
American
American
24
50
preferred
Products
Home
23%
*63
♦24%
5
Leather com
&
convertible
American
25
4
6%
Hide
101 ft
10
Electric Co
8c
Oct
28
92
Gas
American Hawaiian S3 Co
Jan
18ft Mar 26
26ft Feb
American
6%
41%
•100ft
61%
Secur—No par
American Export Lines Inc
40c
American & Foreign Power—No par
American
7
43
101
33%
European
13
18%
11%
*100%
15%
♦46%
Sugar com
4ft Oct
Mar
12ft Dec 23
15
Aug 17
*19%
18%
6%
Colortype Co
Crystal
19%
19
42%
No par
26% Jan
Sep
53 ft July 28
lift Sep
8% Jan
13ft 8ep
American
American
*102
20
18%
No par
American
99
26
32%
19%
1
12.50
Cable
lls/8
*47
♦18%
1
common
102 ft
•102
100
11
4
Apr
31% Jan
11
15ft Sep 16
18ft Jun « 8
84ft Jun 23
63
24
25% Aug 12
28
5
125ft Apr
19
19ft Sep 18
79ft Jan 12
235/B
63
Sep
Jan
11
105ft Jun
25 ft Mar 18
23 ft
63
33% Oct
Jan
101
23 ft
10
10
4ft %
prior preferred
100
American Cyanamid Co com
10
3ft% conv preferred series B_100
3%% conv preferred series C-100
American Distilling Co
20
American Encaustic Tiling
1
20ft Jun
*100
63
ser
Co
July 13
101
•99ft
23 ft
25
26
Sep 14
44ft Apr 24
16ft Jan
2
,
10
preferred
40ft Apr 23
8
1,200
59,700
86
common
47 Ye Oct
300
77
853/4
20
Radio Corp—„1
Co
76
15
com
in
76 ft
31%
common
preferred
*76
7,900
14%
preferred
49 ft Jun
1
27
13
77
100
187ft
31%
Broadcasting-Paramount
Theatres
23
77
186
85%
common
Arma
preferred
5%
21ft Sep
76 ft
50
Note
Oct
4
753/4
192%
192%
1
pfd
Amer Brake Shoe Co
5
77%
76 ft
193 %
25
100
preferred
American
2nd
Co
conv
v
1913/4
30 ft
•
com—No par
common
Bakeries
194 ft
X188
No par
preferred
conv
American Bank
Aug 12
Oct
4ft%
Airlines
Corp
Chemical_No par
Agricultural
American
Aug 18
30 ft
104ft Dec
100
*2%
19
Jun 25
10,100
64 ft
4
99
400
70"%
82
29
6
1123/4
69 %
.2ft
27
15
*111%
70 ft
66 %
26
Nov
1123/4
69 ft
16
Feb
8ft Dec 31
♦111%
69
Feb
63
22ft Jan
17,500
135
85
12ft Jan
94
500
66%
*133
82%
16ft Jan
9
94%
66 %
135
*2%
16% Jun
Jan
67%
♦133
114
,67%
945/a
94%
900
81%
11
6ft Jan 23
114%
66 5%
5,800
63%
15
16ft Sep 15
21ft Sep 16
94 %
68%
137%
2,900
48%
2ft
Ctfs of interest
36
945%
♦94%
67%
♦136%
18 3/s
37%
64 ft
Amer
15
945/8
68%
136.%
18%
363/4
48
82%
Sep 22
36ftJun
945/8
68%
18%
38
"48%
2%
21
2ft Dec 29
943/8
48%
63%
12
28ft Dec 24
18%
37 ft
ft
81%
25 ft
31
18 ft
'
2%
Jan
9
>18%
65%
15
Jan
6,000
82%
14 ft Jan
48
2,400
•2%
4
4
11%
923/4
64%
4
20
60
11%
91ft
81%
Jan
17ft Feb
99-
11%
1
16% Jan
31ft Jan
99
200
1
56
2
99
12,900
93%
136 ft
of America
15ft Mar 20
Feb
50
343/a
106
11%
20
100
100
Limited
15ft Mar 19
8
84
33 ft
106
No par
Aluminium
11
12ft Nov
*83
com
6
7
-
34%
Amalgamated Leather Co
40ft Jan
8% Jan
85
106
91
No par
Cement
200
lift
18%
94%
19,300
92 ft
48
Mfg common
preferred
preferred
120
33/4
143 ft
11%
38
convertible
833/4
3%
*140 ft
3%
141
92%
18%
3ft%
83%
3,300
11%
37%
Allls-Chalmers
83%
40
163/4
5
2
14
*98%
163/4
3,900
93%
48%
12ft Sep 15
Oct
98
98
17
200
3%
11%
48%
13ft Sep
26
106
1
37 ft
59
6
333/4
.
108
3
16
18
5
*83
34%
34%
48%
25
Feb
Jan
85
*83
*106
37%
99
39% Jan
141
3 %
92 ft
96%
'
3%%
151
99
33/8
143
18 ft
American
10
345/a
83 %
3%
33/4
49
14
28ft Sep 15
6ft Jun 30
♦97 /
K
12
84
108
84
84
*141
37 ft
12
117ft Jun
99
11%
94
1
No par
34%
•106
3
16 ft
48 ft
87 ft Oct
41ft Jun
*83
35%
108
•97
100
83
3%
142 ft
168
17
16%
37%
31% Oct
90
*
34%
♦106%
84
35/8
142 ft
3%
143
168
14,400
111
170
3ft Feb
15 ft
17
83
84
84%
3%
•141
17
111
3%
•18%
4
3
8414
16%
26%
111
♦168
8
4
Sep
Ma;
17%
17%
29,200
53
26 ft
74% Aug
80
51
3
12%
*52
>
27
111
170
No par
50
,
gtd
Dye
Allied Mills
90ft Jun
7
Nov
3
11%
53
10,900
5
Jan
8% Ma;
3
263/4
112ft
Allied Stores Corp common—No par
4% preferred
100
4
57
40
3
No par
Allied Kid Co
26% Mar 16
3ft Sep 15
31ft Feb
9
*168
3
*52
27%
24 ft
11
6
12
112ft
170
1
Inc
&
53
1
*168
100
Allegheny & West Ry 6%
27
168
100
common
preferred
♦111
12%
12%
*52
168
$4 prior preferred conv—No par
Alleghany Ludlum Steel Corp
1
cum
113
12 ft
53
27 ft
*110%
5
preferred A
$4,375
27%
10
preferred
6ft%
'12%
*52
27%
100
common
Alleghany Corp
lift Jan
Feb
•111ft
pfd 1951 series
Inc
12%
53
•52
27 ft
Alabama & Vicksburg Ry.
Alaska Juneau Gold Mining
Aldens
12%
1
50
No par
100
common
600
1,000
24
Jan
75 ft Jan
103ft Feb 20
Equipment com
preferred
Reduction
24%
'
1% Jan
197
17
22%
233/a
35%
27 ft
70ft Jan
Sep
2,800
35 ft
8
•1
98
23
Alpha
4
47
98
363%
8
2
99%
23%
4
Nov
98 %
28%
15% Jan
6ft Aug 31
10,500
3/a
2 8 3/4
84 ft Feb
34ft Sep 21
42 ft
8
36
29ft Jul;
35
3,900
42
8% "
223/4
11
Jan
Jan
8ft
42%
29
15
166
20% Feb
99%
8ft
413/4
100
22%
26ft Sep 15
83ft Aug 20
14ft Nov
5
12
4,400
8 3/4
43 %
*85/8
42%
36%
70ft Dec 29
Jun
11,600
ft
29
Oct
5
17
12
22%
70% Oct
189 ft Jan
Dec
12%
12%
36%
4
May 28
43ft Jan
Shares
42 ft'
111
36%
ir*
52ft Ma; 25
148ft Oct 14
11
123%
42%
*109 ft
29%
Allied Chemical
33
>
99%. 100
12%
42%
111
22%
Allen
40% Jan
«
12%'
*109
36%
4
35ft Sep 21
87
Sep 22
41ft Oct 14
83/4
43%
42%
111
x29y4
Co
Express
4
24ft Oct 28
8%
43 ft
43%
42%
*109
'
the Week
Oct. 15
1
8
May
8%
100%
22 ft
10
12%
44%
43%
100
100
.
12%
43%
111
Friday
Oct. 14
No par
15
25 ft Sep
91
Sep
preferred
43%
*109
12%
8%
29
com
44%
Sales for
Thursday
Oct. 13
Co
85
4
29
14
2.50
Co
Inc
Wednesday
1
111
12%
1
,
"
Oct. 12
Corp
54 ft July 26
2
22 ft Mar
16ft Jun
15
Motors
non-cum
2
7ft Sep
Oct
7*
43%
♦109
100
Vending Corp
ACF-Brill
Tuesday
Oct. 11
5
preferred
36ft Feb 25
49ft Sep
22ft Oct
101
4%
ABC
Sep
Monday
Par
Laboratories
Abbott
13% Sep 21
9 ft Sep 22
4
Dec
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
29
72
48
NEW
Highest
30ft Sep
23ft Dec 29
13
134
26%
26%
10 S/8
27
61%
136
14%
170
35,100
7,100
19 ft
6,200
40
31%
610
50
395/a
21,400
167ft
820
600
40
20
123
6,500
2,200
263/4
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300
62
137%
700
,
14%
1,300
170%
38,200
58 y8
58%
37,300
131ft
132 ft
1,160
32,600
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103/a
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34 ft
170
117
6,300
10 ft
200
27
3,700
510
19%
20 ft
18%
19 ft
19%
19%
19%
18 3/4
18%
100
80
80
80
80
793/4
80
79%
80
79
79
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71
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70 ft
69%
70
69 ft
69 ft
69 ft
69 ft
320
$4 conv prior preference—No paT
Amer Zinc Lead & Smelt com
1
18%
185%
18%
18'/a
17%
18
17»/a
17 ft
5,800
American Woolen common—No par
7%
preferred
$5 prior
Anaconda
conv
Anaconda Wire
Anchor Hocking
Common
$4
25
50
preferred
Copper Mining
preferred
8c Cable
'
18%
18%
91
91ft
•89%
90 3/4
90%
91
90 ft
893/4
42%
'
43%
41%
42 3%
413/4
42
40ft
41%
40%
51%
50 ft
49%
50 Va
36ft.
104 v4
353/4
36ft
35%
35%
51ft
No par
-
130
41%
51
,
90
52
51%
51%'
51
Glass Corp—
6.23
—
18%
36'A
N# par
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36 ft
105
36 ft
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36 ft
105
36%
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♦104'A
90 ft
105
104,
104 y4
37,400
690,
2,100
*
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1
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
14
Monday, October 18, 1954
.
(1546)
!
RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
Range (or Prevlons
Tear 11)53
7
2% Feb
11
4% Sep
9
23% Mar 27
32% Jan
4
42% Sep
47% Jan
5
14
52
16
Sep
80% Sep
14
14
43% Jan
15
8ep
15
48% Feb
9
102% Sep
18% May
5% Dec
25% Sep
11% Sep
Dec
22
18% Sep
Jan
t
24
2r
28
30
14
15
14
Mar 25
85% Apr
26
Jan
11
83
93% Jan
6
100
Jan
14
163
com
preferred
14
Id
26% Aug
6
*
Mar 25
31% Jan
92% Jan
8
54% Jan
4
5.25%
20% Nov
30
81%
13
Jan
5
103% Oct
par-,
99%
99%
85 4*Jan
3,
4
126% Aug 25
19
58% Dec
Iff'
14
33% Jan
2
27% Jan
4
Jun
22
4
100% Mar 30
30% Feb
2
29
4
99
89% July
1
28% Jun
16
11% Apr
24
15
4% Dec 28
16% Dec
t
18% Dec
4% Dec
22
35% Jan
14
'■
Jan
16
4% Jan
37% Jan
52% Feb 26
4
7% Sep
4
76% Mar 17
08
Feb
10
9
17% Sep
18
34'/a May
5
40 % Oct
4
33% Oct
11
9 % Jan
4
27
99% July 28
100
Dec
88% May
18% Mar 20
33% Jan 29
37
Feb
5
30 % May
10% Dec
29
Oct
I
14
17
■
23% Nov 25
27% Jan
37% Jan
5'
67% Jan
19
146% Dec
Jan
16
13% Sep 15
19% Sep 15
22% Sep 15
28% Dec
Beech
4
Jan
22
Beech
10
13
119%
59%
59%
59%
3,300
34%
34%;
34%
34%
/ 1,600
100
Aircraft
4
24% Sep
23
Bell
8c Howell
18
11
'97
Apr
8
Jan
99
Oct
5
«
6)
J»'lv 15
,
1 % Jan
'% May 18
Benguei,
27
30% July 22
4
41% Sep
Best
4
82
50
Jan
76% Oct
4%%
29 % Feb
'.
15
Aug 16
-->99% Sep
3
5
•
40% Sep
May 5
17% Oct 14
Jan
69%
24%
34%
15%
15%
26
4
15
14% Aug 13
13% Jan
4
13
12
23
3
Mar
■\
Sep~15
Mar 25
74% Jan
Co
12
93% Jan
11
49
33
Sep 21
Mar
11% Jan
2
7
Bliss
Bliss
6
'
21
11% Sep 25
66% Jan
10
35
20% Sep 14
10% Sep 15
72% Dec
3
Bohn
'
31
»
30Y»
-
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17%
>
2,200
70
100
15
10%
4,500
11%
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17% '
5%
45
45
47
124%
17%
21%
6
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5%
46
5%
21%
5,600
5%
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20,200
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,
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6%
6%
59 y4
57%
9%
9%
9%
v.
26%
26%
54
26%
26%
26%
600
61%
26%
28
54%
54
55%/
24%
25 y4
82
81%
81%
50%
52 V*-
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2,600
39
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32%
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6,500
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13
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5
99
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100
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105
17 y4
85
85
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25
52
,
34%
13%
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23 Va
23 y4
...
12
33% Aug 17
*
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i
Bridgeport Brass Co
—5
Briggs Manufacturing Corp__No par
1
Briggs
42% Oct
6
61% Oct
14
4
6
i
12 % Jan
4
Jan
13
13% Jau
Jan
12
11% Jan
9
14% July 19
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10
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47%
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30
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40%
40%
40%
40%
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78 V8
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78
79%
77%
78%
28,400
165%
165%
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165%
165%
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13%
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(
43% Mar
2
87 % Mar 24
Jan
2
10% Jan
11
7
80 % Feb
3
68
97
Jun■10
Jan
36
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17% Feb
.8
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4
22% Aug 19 i
78
14
.
6
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:
11
i
10
15
Mar
9
11% Feb
8
9
40
July 15
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5 '
47
Oct
il5% Feb 16
86
1 Mar 16
11% Jan
4
23
79% Jan
14
30
102% Oct :30
15
<12% Feb
28
IS
20% Sep
24
Sep 15
7
.
124% Mar 12
27% Jan
7% Jan
-15% Jun
199% Mar 10
7
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8% Sep
k6
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99
.
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4
1
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4
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9
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20
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4
81
25 Va
♦24%,
25%.
38%
38%
37%
38%
4,300
61
43,800
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28% Jun
Jan
6
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4 *
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44% Jan
4
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see
page
24
■aat/h
61
7:
July 23
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300
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13%
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29,300
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51%
52%
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14
100
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8,600
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47
47
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Canadian Breweries Ltd
Canadian Pacific Ry
r.—
13
43%
53
133/4
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4,600
13 y4
99
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81
13%
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Callahwn Zinc-Lead
Canada Southern JBjTCo!
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29 y4
4,300
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.
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16,500
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61
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26
,
31%
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9
12
42%
24%
59% Oct
34
30
i"
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"54 ""Jan
29%
Campbey W & C FPundry
15
Canada Dry Ginger Ale com—Ij«S%
5
Dec 29
11
30
If
43% DftC Iff
103/^
10%-
22 y« Jan
24
10%
10%
52% Jan
Dec
10,900
-
10%
93%
preferred
30
3,700
11
>25%
yf
6,100
51%
110%
29%
10%
22
51%
51%
51%
51%
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98
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1,500
5,600
,
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-
98
9
67%
100'% 100%
10%
22%
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f
8%
66%
102
100 V*
11%
__5
99% May
67
101%
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8%
677%
8%
87/a
60
300
7,600
14%
29%
Calumet 8c Heola Inc^
"
14%
25%
15
14% May 12
.
14%
,
11%,
25% Sep
6
6,300
13
29
-liy*Sep
54% Nov 27
90% Jan
14%
'
25%
17
17% Apr 24
36
13
12%
preferred !—
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93%
Butte Copper Ac Zincu
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•
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9Va
Byers C« (A M) common-—xNe par«. 26.
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participating preferred—_100 t--. x101% 401%
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1
,,—10-^
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California
13
293/,
14
>
32%
32%
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-
preferred
common
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68
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12%
2% Jtm
46% Janr22
Jan
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1 *
*
■
17%
13 %
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26
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87
5,400
1,200
59%
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14%
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17% .' 18%
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32%
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1
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>
1,800
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25
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29
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37
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22
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100
42%
29%
53..
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44 y4
22%
74
45
22%
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76%
45
22%
73%
25%
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2
3
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16
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;
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5
2
13% Mar
12
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2
16% Jan
2
27% Jan
4
26% Sap
3 % Mar
.
4
10% Apr
L
29.
Oct
93% Oct
'
9% Mar
-
12;'
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44
140
45
29%
13%
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4,700
26%
31%
28%
_
5
1
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Bush
15% May 20
■
:
80
800
13
'
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12%
99
13%
—
-,
12%
75
257/a
—
Burlington Mills Corp common
1
4% preferred ——<
_10Q
2 % % preferred
100
Bush
6
5
N® par
1
Co
Bulova Watch Co Inc
15% July 15
Oct
Forge
.
65,100
1,900
129%
'<
L
1
-43 (.,
13»/a
—;
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82
>
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...
ia%
183'a
BucyrusrErie Co
,__5'29-.1 29%
,
>
13%
13/
4,900
-
?■
26»/a
ai%
-
166
i
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T
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$5 preferred!-,!
:
91% Jan
'
26 % i
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-
'
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1
29%
42%
-
Mar 12
51% Aug 16
67% AUg 20
11 i
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100
f
;
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-
2.50
No par
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0,166
93%
30'b
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2,500
1
100
92%
10%
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42%
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100
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26
10 V2
30%
.,
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Brown Ac Bigeiow
Brown Shoe Co Inc
14
Sep
10%
23%
92%
-
14%
12
/
29% -29%
-
2.50
common
Brooklyn Union Gas
July 28
*
20-
1
5
preferred
<;
32 % July 27
-
25% Feb 24
?5% Jan
2
Inc—,
Stratton—
Bidstol-M,vers Co
Mar 11
33% Aug
15
22
«
27% Sep 21
106
■
Airways
ic
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8,300
10,700
23%
443/8
23%
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18%
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43%
23%
61%
*
1,600
333/4
13l/4
45%
94
18%
.
440
13%/
44
100
60%
25% i 25%
.
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4
Jan
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13
,
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61%
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100
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52 V»
50
19%
35
34%
34
34%
13
45%
3974
52%,
12
t
19 Va
35
20
.
35
2,600
,
35
19'/a
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85
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97
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34%
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,
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97
common
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68
160
38
32%
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26
8%
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83
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53%
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52
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58
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59
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v
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5
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17
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560
5,100
37%
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21%
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5%
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10
21
11%
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Aug 12
29
10
10%
>
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7.50
Borden
22
86% Oct
11%
6
,
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Inc,,
Book-of-tile-Month. Club Inc
Jun
20% Oct
15
17,%
46%
1
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2.50
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Bond Stores
July 30
Dec
16% Sep
,.
200
21,900
34%
xl24%
123
15
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92 %
93%
,
13%' 13%
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74
44'/* ; 44 V2
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Co
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Class
Jun
5% Sep 15
16% Dec.29
f
170
4,900
100
47
47%
47%
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23%
,
78%
80%
165
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100
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29%
32% July 27
11
Oct 13
11
20
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2
Aug. 28
<
:
22%
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99%
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,
37%
15%
22%
85
20%
35%.
47%,
-
4i
com 5
Co,
Bon Ami Co class A-—
Aug 27
Aug 30
i°*
74.
11% Sep
47%
11
23%
/
94
46%
t
-__1
Chemical
Boeing Airplane
8
i
!
38
47
*84
xl9%
*34
34%
12%
45Va
u
100
*97
93
1 peso
Co—
3
95% July 20
16% Mar 28
83% ?eb
,
Jan.
37 %
'11%
17%
>23%,:
23%
,—5
Laughlin Inc—
ic
>.
-100
Mfg C©_—No par
Aug 10
14% Aug 12
19% Jan
22% Mar 17
28% May 20
Oct
38%
*15.
104% 104%
34 >34 ■.
12%
12%
45%
46%
-_i
Boston Edison Co,
-
Jan
38
13% July 29
13% Nov : 4
35
99%
35
126% 126'%
15%
-"*47%
48%
*126
*135
34
1
1
1
Apr
'
99% Feb < f
27 % Jan 29
11
34
35
99 %
38%
126%
12%
<
84%
20%
20
(DelX com__No par
Borg-Warner Corp
3%% preferred
6
36% Jan
2
91
May 28
22% Jun 15
13% Sep
*21%
!
34%
100%
34%
38%
*38%
32%
,
.17%."
84%
—1
Steel
(E Wt
Blockson
15%
1
22%
*21%
22%
99%
15%, 15%
10
(
Biaw-Knox Co (Delaware)—
23
56% Aug
%jan 11
23
42% Feb
•
;
♦21%
22%
34%
100
51%
,
33%
13
17%
1
Co
9
3
6 V# Jan
39% Aug 17
26% Jan 20
'■
113%
*81%
104% 104%
Loon, Corp .eonamon-—10
8c Deckeu
<
48
-
Consol Mining Co
&
\
38% '
-,100
Sep
98
20% May 11
25% Jan 11
25% Mar 10
15
.
17% Jan
116%
6%
135
-
10
1
7
V* Jan
5% May
13% Mar 19
46% Mar 9
81
59% July 14
'
118%"
58%
9%
26%
53
(
25 V\
54%
25 % ,h
82%
48
Co common
11
12
Dec
86
50
Sep 22
>3% Sep 21
!
117%
♦45 i,
38 V*
33%
12%
100
—
Corp
68% Sep
104% Oct
4
94% Jan
15
5% Dec 31
'
119
5%
50
12% Jan
July 29
10
8
'
'
118
21%
Boston & Maine RR—
1
117%
*17
15"%
!
„
Foods
Black
% Aug 12
25% Aug 12
6% Jan
1% Dec 31
*
101
11%
46%
*126
pfd
1% preferred —
„•»
Bigelow-Suuford Carpql; (Del)
4% % pfd series of 195l-i
25
11
27% Jan
17
50
.
Bethlehem
2
14% Aug 13
1
6
65% Apr 30
36 % Feb
9
17% J&n 12
14% Jan
17
% Aug
165% Oct 13
5
144% Jan
9% May
12% Mar 12
17% Sep
*99%
-1
49% Nov 18
,
100.,/
►15
52
2.50
i
Aviation
Beneficial
7
Jan
24.
68% Sep
1
100
(125%
6
100
4V*%■ preferred
Bendix
Best
29% Mar 18
19% Sep
118
101
—47%
47
<
22%
12.50
RR
Creek
Bell
2
28
118%
>
101
38%
15%-
Nopar
preferred
Packing
Belding-Hemingway
4
11
4
117.
100
..
*21%
;
51%
100
R\
1 A
48 % Oct
14
25
7,100
117%
59%
17%
-
81%
10
Inc
4
12% Sep
,
'
119%
59%
34%
117%
50
Beech-Nut
13% Oct
9% Dec
26% Dec
1,100
34%
-
10
Corp
Aircraft Corp
35% Sep
35
31% Jan
96% Jun
Mills
POne
Mar 12
88
21% Aug
36
94%
10
>
j 59 %
11%
r46%
100
,"_1Q
preferred
4%%
Beaunit
5
4
Mar"3
23%
15
Jan
30
Aug
ifl U-ron
38% Aug 29
22% Mar 17
21% Jan
9
27
Dec 19
14
Jun
17% Jan
13
82% Jan
31% Apr 30
i
6
v
15
19% Sep
*
:
45%
34%
%
-
48
11%
50
common
prior
conv
17
*
16
31
8
Oct
,
45%
59%
16
♦17
100
preferred-
Works
14
6
15
3%%
30% Jan
t.
9% Dec
15% Sep
8,500
24%
109
45%
117%
126%
*15
Corp—_13
common
preferred
Iron
Jun
20
135% Jun
19
4
1)0
7 i
7
39%'Deo
.la/#Jan
93
2,400
*
34%
6%
Corp
90% Jau
«
68% Mar 20
% Dec 30
4%%
Bath
% Jan
10% Apr
.
12
Jan
-
Brothers
23% Jan
22% Mai 13
93
May 21
107
Jan
32
*
2
26% Feb
*
44% Sep
700
51,700
*
59%
38%
38%
47%
Beatrice Foods Co common
3
29
26
30
July 29
9% Jun
81
-
Mar 16
14
1C
Oct
45%
45%
,
•io7y2
109
45%
1,900
23%
24
24%
*107%
109
6%
•23
..116%
...
34 %
126%
Bayuk Cigars Inc-
134
6
13% May
31
!
4
99% Jan
14
May 19
Sep
30
' 46
24
24%
24%
*107%
109
♦45 %
59%
10
26%
13% Oct 14
4
Jan
22'A Mar
28
Dec 21
14% Dec
8ep
.
25%
24%
♦107%
6%
51% July 30
46% Jan
107
May 14
Oil
Barker
1
20% Jan
11% Feb
Ohio
At
Barber
57
1
42% Dec
Wilcox Co
Convertible 5%
11
4
25% Mar 19
14
17% Sep
82% Oct
11% July
7
112% Dec
■■■*
24%
99%
20
Bangor At Aroostook common
43% Jan
39% Feb
18
33% Jun
24%
35
noncumulative preferred—100
4%
27 % Aug 12
17% Mar 12
59% Apr
Sep
90
24%
58l/a
9%
26%
54%
25
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
16% Jan
v
'
24%
1
Baltimore
22% Mar 17
1
24%
(The)-Nopar
10% July 22
29
If
;> ,24%
22
A—100
lne—
(T)
Babcock At
65% July 12
Dec
10
Babbitt
22
28% Aug 17
55% Sep 22
34% May 20
#3 - Jun >5
1
24%
5%
7
4
9
24%
v
100
,Aveo Mfg Corp (The) common
3
$2.25 conv preferred——No par
4% Jan
11
79
12
22%
42% Jau
11% Mar 26
14
11% Dec 29
37% Sep 15
v
11%
108
o( Amer-,_5
16
8% Jan
9% Sep
12 '/a
22
($1.20)—No par
21
16
►
6 %
23%
11%
99%
common—No par
prior pref
Jan
7
18% Jan
||% Sep
Conv
46% Dec
39 % Jan
3«
6%
6%
23%
,
1
30% Mar 19
Jun
200
6%
i.
34%
No par
Automatic Canteen Co
5
5
47% Aug
4
48% Mar 25
'
'
.30
200
19%
*18%
19%
*18%
4,300
162%
WISS Lines-
&
Nichols
Austin
6% Aug
14
29
29
17
*160
4
12%
119
No par
19%
*18%
162%
23%
117%
RR
19%
*160
;
102
Line
162%
*160
162%.
,
6%
101-
Atlas Tack Corp
7
4
Dec
Sep
99%
35
'
24% Sep
St
I
99%
12
59%
>. Common (voting) —,
4% convertible pfd series
23
14% Aug 23
18% Aug 23
May 26
11
||% Dec
100
23%
118%
,
Mar 24
17
20
15
6
8% Feb 26
18
29
4% Dec
i
0
7% Mar
16% Mar 13
9
Sep
128
10% May 28
5
Feb 12
.
17
*99%
12%
34%
Preferred
7
_
99 %
23%
59%
Atlantic
Sep 23
48
4
8
34% Jan
103% Jan
17% Mar
Dec
13% Jan
15
41% Sep
99%
Atlas Powder—
36% Mar 27
108% Mar 18
27
Jan
7
84% July 16
Jan
99%
25%
25%
liquidating distribution
Refining common!
10
$3.75 series B—T—100
'Atlas Corp
5
36% May 17
95% Jan
81%
6%
25
108
Ex
26
Feb
60
21% Aug 26
Nov
26% Sep
48
81%
12
117%
Atlantic Gull
2,300
82
23%
50
Atlantic- Coast
57,300
99
81%
19%
50
Electric Co cam—10
preferred ,——
100
4%
33,800
11%
99
81%
"'12%
~
24%
—
55%
11%
81%
*160
.
46%
,
543/4
11%
99
*99%
46'
Co,—:
**v
56%
11%
98%
11%
199%
6%
23%
100
10
1st preferred—.—
3,100
23%
"6%
12
2,300
81%
19%
19%
11%
99y*
..
500
39
23 y8
,
81%
160
160
par
Refining Co——_1
Preferred
'
5
54%
58%
-55%
98% -99%
*4
4
23'/a
23%
«.
11%
39
39%
23 Va
82
Atlantic City
37% July 26
29% Jan
38%
23%
11%
par
Common.
,«
38%
23%
56%
2;50
Associates Investment
23
38
23 %
11%
.-'No par
Oil At
38%
23%
55%
„
69 '/a Sep 24
■
38%
11%
par
^Atchison Topeka 8c Santa Fe—
120% Sep
5
119% Jan
4
4%
*4
56%
2nd
'
47% Aug 23
13
92
4ya
>
4%
*4
100%
preferred $1.50 series,_No par
Associated Dry Goods Carp—
,
1
Common
1
Aug 30
110
Jan
'
*11
11%
Carpet Co Inc
Ashland
14% Apr
97% Mar 25
12%
99%
5
Arvin Industries Inc
2t»y*»»u»
57% Jan
23
25% Feb IB "
88% July
8 '
83% Dec 29
30% Jun
*11%
56%
Corp
Constable
Artloom
26
Jan
9
4
103
Sep
88
12
5
—
Illinois
of
No
No
83.75 -preferred _
No
$4 convertible preferred—No
Arnold
4
6
4
14
y-
Jan
18% Jan
32
•11%
*
93% Jan
Jan
J00
-
7% Aug 11
27
22
3
25% Sep 25
89% Sep
5
11% Jun
23
Mar 27
»
•
20% Aug 19
13
Corp
Co
Armstrong Cork Co com
Mar -3
Oct
At
$6 conv prior
4
May 13
22% Mar 11
15
Armour
7
Oct
Corp
Steel
Armco
106% Oct
May 19'" V
5
18% Mar 25
29
Jan
16
4,200
12
*11%.
23%
7
21
1,400
42%
39%
25
8
6
38%
42%
23%
12% Oct
32% Jan
38%
43%
38%
57% Oct
'
38%
42%
5
—10
Oil
Argo
25% Jun
114
38y2
44
Archer-Daniels-Midland _—-No par
4
7
117% Dec 23
19% Jan
2
10% Mar 26
39
43%
20
4.i.
Jan
38%
44
22
30
97
39
44
4%
8% Apr
59% Dec 29
28%
4%
Products Co Jnc
P W
Shares
39
♦12:.. .12%
14
Oct. 15
Oct. 14
44%
-
44%
5
33 % Jan
57
Corp
Oil
Mining-.
Copper
x39
the Week
Friday
Thursday
Oct. 13
Oct. 12
A
5
93
,
Andes
12% Mar 26
8% Sep
80% Sep
Anderson-Pilchard
21
13% Sep
,
Jan
24
Sep
37
-
23
8% Feb
26
2% Nov
30
52% Mar 29
21.80
10
15% Feb
29
Dec
8
July 21
41
6
57% May
12
23% Jan
5
*
15
40% Sep
Anderson Clayton ic Co
Highest
...
-
45'* Jan
Nov 25
Par
42% July 30
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
32
EXCHANGE
.
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
Oct. 11
YORK STOCK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
-
Sales for
PRICES
STOCKS
:
*58%
25
24 3*
24%
24%
24%
2,700
27 y.
26 y4
27
26 y4
26%
36,100
54%
*54y8
55%
55 y4
55%
500
Volume
Number 5369
180
...
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1547)
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
8'A Dec
13% Jan
29
23% Sep
14
16% Sep
s
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
30
29
14
Jan
Jan
5
Oct
12% Sep
25
,
Jan
12
21
96'A Jun
23
T
18% Dec
29 >
104
Dec
Feb
38% Jan
13
}
113
24
Jan
Jan
44% Feb
j
101%
Jun
16% Apr
2
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Capital
Carborundum
Jun
23% Aug
49% Aug
3
62% Apr
13
18
Carolina
Power
Carpenter
Carrier
Steel
Co--±.
Corp)
27
Carriers
&
General
12
Case
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Co
17
f
653/4 Oct
105% Sep
4
23 3%
28
107% Jan
4
120
Sep
5
15 y2 Sep
2
98
19% Feb
-
15
20%
-
59 V* Sep
15
40% Jan
73% Jan
*
13
liy4 July 14
353/e Jun 16
il
97
Jun
27
24
Jan
H
Apr
12
6
18%©ct
5
Corp„
___i
17%
23% Mar 25
30
54 Va Mar 24
'
12% Jan
Jan
,8
>46 Va "Aug
6
105% Jan
19
112
2
193/4 Jan
,38-%
Mar
24>A Sep
18
151/a
122 '/a
common,:
;
116%
Georgia Ry
preferred
28% Feb
2b
15% Jan
.4
193% Jun
16
Class
10
23% Dec
10
23 Va Jan
;
283/e July U
Central
10'/a Dec
30
1-7% Mar 16
10% Feb
13i/2 Aug
Centra?
6% Dec
16
9% Mar 12
19% Oct
13
N
J
class
South
&
383/« Jan
S
20% Jan
,
Feb
.4
33
•
Oct
Century
West
Cerro 'de
5
Pasco
12% Jan
3
4
22% Aug 17
Certain-Teed
4
42
Chain
*
Aug 17
Belt
21%
47
47
46%
46'/8
49'i%
50
491/8
49%
17i%
17%
17%
17%
14%
15'%
143/4
14%
213%
•
22
*18
76%
'
63
*18
6%
6y4
63%
30%
72'%
15'%
15
44'%
24
233%
233%
•16%
*163%
17%
*17
17i%
*16%
17%
263%
27'%
11%
12
21%
114%
100
21%
'<
30,000
115
210
75
76%
3,500
?1%
5,800
18'%
18
18'/B
19%
19%
6i%
-
6%
,
6%
700
:
195/S
3,200
6 3/4
1,800
30
31%
6,200
71%
15
44%
-
30%
30
,713%
713/4
72%
2,600
15
44'%
113
233%
5,900
215/s
15%
*44»%
*112'%
230
623/4
105
76'%
303%
113
22%
116
2,800
11,800
122%
19%
71%
v.
103
16,000
.
22
193%
713%
44
x62'/4
1,200
*18'%
18%
31
15
15'%
v
230
4,900
'
75
71%
443%
114
215%
'•
19%
193%
63%
215%
77
122
r
105%
,114'%
-
114
124
105V2
21% ' 21%
18%
233%
143/4
44%
*112'%
15
7,400
-
441/8
44%
112%
113
112%
900
10
.
23%
23%
235/8
235/8
6,700
173%
J
233%
17'%
173/4
17%
17%
300
173%
17%
*17 %■
173/4
18
18
18
26%
26%
26%
271%
263%
271%
253/4
26%
121%
18,100
13'%
12'%
123%
*113%
12%
113/4
11%
73%
*7 3%
1,500
73%
7%
7%
*75%
7%
31%
7%
32%
30%
313%
30%
31'%
30'%
313%
30 '/a
19%
30%
20%
19%
20'%
20'%
20%
20%
20%
205/a
21
39%
40i%
*39i%
40%
*393/4
41
40
40
48
*481%
73/4'
_§
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63i%
105
22'%
*112'%
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Corp____I_l
Products
122'%
303%
■«
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,
116 i:
113
50
151%
22
50
A
173%
122
116
.
*
•1123%
Corp
;_5
Co_____9 50
Sugar
Ribbon- Mills
33% Jan
■15% Mar 20
37
83/2 July 29
Violeta
21'A
10
si
B
-
2
15
44%
100
Central RR Co of
14
15
181%
72
14'A Sep
18% Jun
Sep
22'%
18i%
31%
16
11% Sep 14
22
71%
Go___.
Central Illinois Public Service
22
22
♦104%
-
77
31%
4%%
213/4
62 3%
i
22%
____No par
5
114
14%
116'%
,
763/2
-
6'%
19 3/4 Jun
30
*116
76%
39%.
15% Mar 15
f
105
21%
117
*76
.
30
113%
122
63%
*1043/2
22»%
6 3%
24
6% May 27
63'%
105
19%
28% Feb
r
63%
.
6%
14
6
>%
19%
of
i
213%
17%
15'%
*1211%
5
__l
Central
2,300
114
1
21'%
17'%
15 Va
121I/4
No par
14 y2 Sep
26
17 V*.
15%
1211%
5%" preferred series iB-XAc,
100
Central Hudson Gas & Elec__No
par
Central Illinois Light com
No par
Ip/a Sep 28
,153/2 July 27
4
17%
12.50
preferred series A-100
Foundry
22%
50'A
____100
Central
22%
47'%
CentralAgufrreSugar C6
21% Mat 12
>7% Aug 16
32% Jan 12
9,100
22%
47 Vx
CehRex^Corp common...
5
33%
22'%
49%
21'%
conv
34,600
32%
22'%
50'%
0104 3%
4 % %
16%
47%
200
•
243% July 23
-
-
4
4% Jan..
22
;
-4
19% Oct
-
Mar 27
20% Mar
Jan
16
t
42% Mar 25
110
12
173/4 Jun
July
4
15% Jan
.
7% Feb 26
26% Dec 31
,
May
16-% Mar 18
.
19
4% Sep
■5
5
193/4 Mar 25
„
153/4 Oct 30
Jan
155/a
33%
49VW
common
4.20%
16 Va
331%
114
21%
•
153%
•
503%
63
Preferred
114%
•
Shares
16%
22'%
22%
21
the Week
Oct. 15
34
491%
_10
1
*114
22
Friday
Oct. 14 ;
15%;
__10
Celanese Corp of Aauer com__No par
7%
2nd preferred
:
100
4
22%
H41/4
Sales for
Thursday
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10
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114
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SALE PRICES
Oct. 13 >
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15%
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129 »/2 feh
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15%
33%
10
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Wednesday
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AND
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LOW
STOCK
EXCHANGE
12
24% Aug 19
116
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23
5
;
13% May
6
133% Jan
24
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24
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9
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,
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451/2 Sep
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15
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25
21
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4
Jan
28-
May 27
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.
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Continutd—Page 3
STOCKS
Year 1953
10
18
*
73%.
♦39%
900
600
7,600
33,700
403/4
500
Champion Papejr & Fibre Co34% Dec
33
1
~4%
Sep
Jan
5
22
108
4% Feb
15
7%. Aug 20
* 2
25y»DeC
31
31% Feb < 4
253/4 Jan
5
39
323/4 Sep
15
41% Feb
2
33% Jan
4
85% Oct
27
843/4 Jan
13
12
21
Jun
17 % Jun
17
23'A Mar 13
23% Feb
3
213/a Mar 24
16
14
26 % Mar 17
15
Aug 31
Sep
18% Jan
"5
Jan
Aug 30
92
'4
Sep
23
Oct
7
263/4 Jan
5
18 y2 Jan
4
321/2 Sep
34% Jan 21
27% Jan
4
38
Sep
12% Mar
1
153/4 Sep
20
Jan
6
Sep
14
5% Dec
31
10
Jan
6
29
22% Jan
13
10
Dec
40% Sep
30
30
51 Va Jan
15
10 ye Dec
30 y2 Dec
35% Mar
2
11
26% Oct
i
6
Aug~3~l,
59
Oct
6
76% May 27
89% Jun
25
7% Oct
13
'
22
l3/4 Dec
95
18
6% Oct
22
Dec
583/4 Dec
Jan
63
11
92
Jan
93A Jan
"
7
14% Feb
It
1% Jan
33/4
13
13'A Feb
29
39
Jan
96% Jan
29
73/4 July
13
96
21
3 :
Jan
11% Aug
Feb
35
56 % Feb
2
Aug
20% Sep
.
7 Vi Jan
5
26
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5%
;
70
36'%
36'%
35%
355%
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94%
17'%
noncum
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Chicago Pneumatic
3
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.
convertible
5%
Cijilds
5%
4
Chile
Copper
Chrysler Corp
30
18
173%
18
17%
18
4,900
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27
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22% Dec
20% Feb
18
102
Jan
97% Jan
4
22
55
Dec
47
12
841/4 Aug 12
24% Jun
16
303/4 Dec
70% Oct
6
95% Jan
9% Sep
15
Cincinnati Gas & Electric—
Common:
25 • Aug
9
1053/4 Oct 15
91% Jun
353/8 Jan
.
25
'
...
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95
Jun
10
28% Jan 11
78
Jan
4
5
141/4 Oct
11
1043% Sep
15
33% Mar
5
27% Jan
17
3
15
723/4 Dec
28
Oct
5
31
80
Mar 24
Feb
47% Jun
100
Jun
703/4 Dec
41
10
83% Feb
443/4 Jan
172
90
Nov
9
54% Nov
19
15
75
44% Mar 19
Sep
16
33 Va Sep
11
25% Apr 15
43% Mar 20
223/4 Jan
19
29% Oct
9
893/a Jun
12
973/4 Nov
25
2
Sep
: 38% Apr
128% Sep
14
6
3
5
Feb
34% Dec
136
4
21
July 24
27
1
4
7
4
Jan
5
70 Va Jun
Mar 23
21
37
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May 12
53 V2 Jan
107
2
,
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104'%
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49% July 19
Mar 15
913/4 Oct
,
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10
56% Aug 20
24
Feb
92 % Apr
»
24
-
1
2 Va May
4
32% Mar 25
132% Jan
12
2
Dec
29
Jan
6
Oct
9
125% Feb
20
1073/4 Oct
15
Jan
7
892
17
930
38% Dec
23
89
July
2
Mar
32 3% Sep
103
67%
65'%
66%.,
28
Special
142
Oct
6
953/4 Oct
976
Apr
13
&
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RR
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cumulative
Coca-Cola
2
383/4 Jan
7
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Oct
8
16
80
Jun
8
Nov
8
863/4 Jan
! 4
951% Sep
13
Dec
31
243/4 Feb
27
12 % Jan
20'
14% Sep
14
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20'% July 28
193/4 Sep 17
43
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66% Mar 24
41
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49
Dec
67
50
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47
22
90
15% Mar 24
40% Sep
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1
29
431/4 May 24
47% Feb 16
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53 3% Oct 14
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1
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45'
Apr
30
8
50 % Dec
2
41% Feb
3
75'/4 Oct
38y2Jan
9
50 % Dec
9
41% Feb
2
75
Oct
4
12% Dec
7
15
5
12% Jan
4
29
193/4 Jan
12
15% Sep
333/4 Oct
11% Jan
59% Mar
37
Sep
23 V* July
38% Sep
Jan
29
22% Dec
6
69% Dec
15
24
15
513/4 Mar 17
2
273/i Dec
11
29
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1
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21
19%
20%
541%
52%
533/4
1
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31
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preferred
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58
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47
Oct
Combustion Engineering Inc
Commercial Credit Co
8
44
Jan
14
34% Jan
12
2
17
37% Dec
2
15% May 11
36% Jan
4
6
Jan
4
5
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443% July 19
Commonwealth
8 3% Aug
23
Conde
29
27 Va Jan
27
20 Va May
3
233% Jan
27
28
24% Jan
15
17% May
5
23% Jan
26
Cone Mills Corp
Congoleum-Nairn
20% Dec
Nnst
31
203/a Jan
12
Feb
25
73/8 Jan
4
131/4 Sep
10
42% Dec
11
40% Jan
4
103% Jun
2
109% Jan
5
107% Apr
26
473% Aug
109% Mar
12% Dec
16
18% Apr
24
123/4 Jan
4
343/4 Jun
11
271/2 July 15
16% Sep
23
3
4
20
Ex
stock
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233/4 Jun
10
28
Jan
5
Jun
15
110% Jan
7
91
Jun
10
102
11
Jan
5
48% Jun
16
58
Jan
2
54
Jan
17
18
Jun
53/e Jan
4
Mar 26
13% Apr
27
Sep
14
38% Jan
5
5% Dec
23
10% Jan
6
8
29
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6
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2
99
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26% Jan
107
98
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Jan
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8
7
7
31% July 26
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11
22
7
75
9
25
7
Apr
38% Jan
8
6
11
Cigar
Sep
24
Consolidated
Jan
26
Consol
49% Aug
5
Jun
19
1093/8 Jan
8
1053/4 Jan
5
112 3/4 001
7
99% Jun
18
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5
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7
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1
RR
93
42 3% Jan
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23
18% Jan
2
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87
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25 Va
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4
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4
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8
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,
190
10
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,
44
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Ohio Elec
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203/b Oct
16 3%-
10
Co
Southern
213% Aug 20
923%
42%
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,
142
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50
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18
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11
15
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i
56%
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11
Sep
Mar
1
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68% Jan
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8
preferred
&
101'A
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com
3
111%
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413/4 Jan
16
29
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gtd
50
stock__50
Molybdenum ;
°(o
47%
185
,
*91
93
61%
•
,
68,300
77'A
x88
r ■.
87%
47
*175
18%
50
653%
105'/a
35
/
65 3/8
77
'
No par
guaranteed
Clinfpn Foods
x87%
,
47%
109
*
900
30
105
36V<
36'
*36%'
;
Xl8%
185
*91
par
No par
:
88
47%
*175
preferred-100
:
183%
87
20
Clevite Corporation
5
1253/4 Mar 17
100
100
com
36%
.
103
*29
,
„
:
14 '/o
14%«
200
1,100
'
■■r
,
76 3/4
103
103
.
600
'
66 %
,44i%
45%
104'A' 106%;
f
•
2%
103%
10'%
30
24 3/8
9%
18'%
10%
3d
763/4
14'/a V
*101
31
18%
Illuminating eom_No
preferred
Cleveland
'/s Sep 28
3% Aug 30
373/4 Aug IF
noncumulative
Elec
$4.50
4
27
5
convertible preferred
Equipment Co
14
14'%
Id, 100
1,700
2'%
,
31
24%
24%
■.■'•105 0 105%.
44%,.•'•44:,/8
.103% IO51/4
102
36'%
■4'%%
Clark
773/4
106%
14
102
No par
common
105%
76'/4
44'%
100
Corp
♦1043/2
43%
uio
245/a
78%
73'%
105
♦175%
2%
30 »/2
673%
24%
24%,
105
78'%
__5
cOmmon__
,C C C & St Louis Ry Cq
5%
7
Jan
Products
Cleve
231% Jan
37.
City
City Stores Co
8
-
Co________-
Investing Co
5'%% preferred
643/4 Aug '5
1103% Aug 27
751% Sep 27
9
July
Service
City
91
210
18
•
Jan
Dec
11
44
78
874
Oct
40% Aug 13
107
89
4
4
87% Sep
24
109% Jan
Jan
109% Oct
4
.
Jan
33 % Jan
170
J.ly 14
16
12
Sep
18
;
74
6
30
x24 %
22
28
152
14
Jan
14% Dec
.
Oct
9% Jan
12
26% Dec
Aug
47
98% July 22
14% Jan
102
Jan
No par
preferred
100
Cincinnati Milling Machine Co___10
C I T Financial Corp..
No par
4%.
♦103i%
18
2'%
•
r
100
88
72i%
'
9
18
18s/8
,
2%'
313%
67
9
8%
*93%
68
11%
\ 273%
*18
2'%:
67'%
11%
273%
"
'
9
18%
2»%
25
9,400
11'%
21
♦87
23%
31
41%
113%
103
23%
31
13%
403%
42
'713%
1
25
13
263%
*32%
72'%
*18
183%
1,600
*
ll'/a
103'%
*83%
9
*
2,100
26 3%,
89
71%
*102
(
19,700
1
'
14
41%'
263/a
"11
11
20%
83%.
13%
41'%
10%
26%
73%
preferred
Co_____,_______
100
18
102'%
convertible
700
26,800
-
25%
723%
Oil
36
18
*
5
common
92
25%
102'%
Cotton
Co
3534
92
17%
par
Chickasha
353%
25 %
13
preference_j.No par
Chicago Yellow Cab____
17
18
36
22 3%
preferred series A___100
conv
36%
93
*91'%
400
26
83%
_100
Chicago Rock IST& Pac RR__No
3,000
63%
353/4
,
35%
93
63%
6%
36 ■
353%
10,900
22%
15% r.15%
__100
com
"
37
.
250
30%
34%
No par
Tool
363%
483%
105%
30
303%
No par
com
175%
65/8
48%
105'/e
25 3%
50
Pac
'■
r
31'%
22%
_
&
49
106
30'/a
7
*91%
RR com__No par
Paul
♦48%
105'%
31%
.
35%
94%
5%'preferred series A
May 25
Sep
368/a
35%
No par
series'A
6%
63%
36%
B
St
6%
7
*91'%
5
preferred
Milw
303%
106
25
Chic & North Western
77'/2 July 30
1053/4 Sep 23
103% Aug 30.
11% Jan
Feb 10
4
6'%
313%
49
106
1053%
31
-
preferred—... 100
convertible
Class
13
363/4 Aug 12
5
62% Jan
12
Jan
_1.25
Manufacturing
48
*105
'
Chicago Ind & Louisville Ry cl A_25
13
Aug 17
34% Feb 49
7
303/4 Aug 31
Mar~19
82%
Oct
463/s Jan
2
10 Va Jan
44 Va Aug
5%
8% May 21
14 f
8
Jun
21% May 21
;
59
10 3/s Sep
4
5% Jan
10
1
31%
_
17
18
1053%
30%
Class A
1
40
Chicago Corp (The)
I_l
Chicago Great Western Ry com__50
23
6
12
Cab
Chicago & East 111
271/a May 14'
27% Oct
1053/4
Vought Aircraft Inc^.
3'%%
5
27% Sep
*48
No par
;i.
Chesapeake Corp of Virginia
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common
16
18'/2 Feb
preferred
Checker
391/2 Aug 23
3
80
;
$4.50
Chance
49
No par
Common 4—^a.
Mar 17.
383% Aug 11
May 12
~7,% Mar~27
15
48 3/4 Oct
11
98% Jan
30
16 '
22
3
103 % Jan
26 y2 Jun
92 Va Jun
'WW
15
\
16
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1548)
Monday, October 18, 1954
...
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Year 1953
Loweal
8
Oct
1
13% Jun
14
15
10% Mar 17
11
20% Mar 17
7% May 4
17% Jun 22
20
9% Sep
16
13 Ma Mar
3
10% Jan
Jun
16
82 % Jan
7
72
7 M. Sep
48% Oct
14
11% Mar 25
13
62% Jan
15 M4 Sep
15
22
19 Ma Sep
18 Ma Sep
4
60
21
87% Jan
95% Jan
93 Ma Sep
15
98
Jun
25
96 Ma Jan
6
67 Ma Feb
6
78
Nov
9
71 Ma Feb
24
176 Ma Dec
31
174 Ma Jan
5
26 Ma Jun
49
48
49
46
48
45 Mi
46%
3,000
Copperweld Steel Co common
22
22
22
4,300
22
48%
48 Ms
•48%
49%
47%
48
•47%
48
4 7 Ma
4
Cornell
•26 Ms
27
26 Ma
26 Ma
26 Ma
8
Corn Exchange Bank <fe Tr Co—20
Corning Glass Works common
5
92 3/a
93
92
112 Ma
113
113
2
13
Aug 25
85% Sep
4% Sep
22
4
10
July 16
Sep 17
Jan
4
29% Sep 14
17 Ma July 20
4
35% Oct
11
21% Jan
11
32
Sep
4
5
14 Ma Jan
0
10
10
20% Jan 26
Jan
6
11% Jan
4
14 Ma Feb
Jan
~5Ms Oct'li
8% Apr
2
27% May 14
6% Apr 19
93
4
■-
2
27 Mi Mar 20
62
7% Jan
4
13% Aug 11
25
»
11
Jan
7
Jan
11
40 Ma Mar 25
30% Jan
11
92
8
87% Jan 28
8% Mar 17
4% May If
13% Jun
8
43
29 Ma Sep
10
83 Ma Dec
22
22
Apr 17
Jan
Jan
14'/a May
13% Aug 20
10
4
11 Ma Dec
15
16% Jan
29
33 Ma Jun
16
39 % Dec
17
37
2
90
92
82 Ma May 28
Jan
9 Ms Aug
107
Aug
Aug 17
32
Aug 11
136% July 20
20% Sep 24
46
Aug 23
96% Apr
1
96% Apr 23
,
Jan
5
30% Jan
2
24% Jan
4
28% Jun
18
33 "Ma Jan
5
32% Jan
Sep 21
52% Feb
2
41
15% Jan
30
10% Oct
13
23% Jun
61
93% Jan
14
123
16% Jan
4
28% Jan
11
64
Mar
62% July
2
14
6% Mar 17
29
16 % Mar 25
Sep
15
19% Jun
18% Sep
16
17 Ma
25
8
1
18
8
Apr 30
July 19
7
23% Sep
15
35% Aug 12
7
38% Oct
'
Jan 22
101
Jan
4
3
33% Jan
4
33% Jan
12
14 Ma
Sep 15
May 25
10% May 10
21
13 Ma Feb
4
10% Jun 21
2
29% Nov
12
28 Ms Mar 24
NOV 30
8% May 17
7% Sep 17
31 M« Jun
3% July 21
10% Jan
8
108
9
12
12
41% Dec
12
9
114
60
75
15
94 Ma Jun
29
102% Jan
17 Ma Sep
15
24% Jan
5
18% Jan
4
2
83% Jan
14
75 Ma Jan
15
100% Jan
4
12% Sep 30
91
Jun
Juh
108% Deo
118% Jan
10
109
4
89% Jun 23
2
3
Jan
07
7
61
10% May 15
8% Dec
23% Mar 11
28% Jan
15% Mar 17.
41% Jun 16
156% Sep 30
36 Ma Sep 18
16% Jan
0
83
20
July
Ma Jun
47% Dec
169
Jan
22
30
94
2
Feb
29
37% Jan
23
26
4
95
Sep 13
Apr
12
July 27
May
11% Mar
23% Jan
4
3% Sep
Oct
11
11
41% Jun
17
14% Jan
4
20% Aug
Jan
6
9% Jun
8
26 Ma Feb
19
22% Feb
17
29% Feb
5
26
Jan
4
Mar 13
24% Mar 12
92
Jan
8
4
Sep 18
22% jan
7% Jan
4
27% Oct
4
10% Jun
18% Jan
27
8% Nov 27
.
Apr 26
49% Mar 29
99
22% Jan
5
16% Jan
4
74 Ma Feb
5
66
4
74
footnotr«
Apr 21
see
nare
Jan
70% July 30
74
41
41%
41
41%
•93
93%
♦93
51
Jan
93%
30 Mi
.
12%
293/4
30
29%
136
•134%
40,400
30
•134 Ma
136
170
500
12%
136
2,800
52
52%
52
52
1,300
40%
41 Mi
6,500
403%
41 Ma
93%
93%
93%
30
2.50
•5%
5 Ms
5%
5 Ma
•5 Mi
5%
•5 Mi
53%
5 Mi
5 Ma
200
20
•13 Ms
14 Ms
•13%
14 Ms
♦13%
14%
•13%
14%
•13%
14%
•93
93%
19%
20 Mi
7
44
44 Mi
100
96
96
19 Ms
20 Ms
44
95 Mi
44
20
193%
19%
19%
43 Mi
43 Ma
43%
43%
953/4
44
:
95%
95%
96
96
•100
•95%
95%
•95 Mi
101
19 Ma
44
•95%
*93
•95 Mi
95 Mi
•95 Mi
95 Mi
101 Ma
101%
100 3/4
1003/a
13Ms
14 Ms
102
13%
96
k
14 Mi
14
14Mi
19%
95 Mi
-
4,000
2,100
30
95 Mi
101
20
101
400
14
4,600
13Ms
14
14 Mi
13%
13 Ms
13 Ms
14
13 Ms
14
133/4
14%
46%
47 Ma
46%
46%
47
47
45%
463/a
45%
46
40,400
4,600
28%
28 Mi
28%
28 Ms
28 Ms
28%
28 Ma
29 Mi
28%
28%
18,300
•34%
35 Ma
34%
34 Me
35%
35 Ma
34 Ma
34%
34%
35
45%
46
45 Ms
45%
45 Ms
45%
45
45
44%
45 Ms
3,900
30%
30Ms
83
100
♦122%
122 Mi
122 Mi
122 Mi
122 Mi
122%
*123
8
24 Ms
2,300
83 Ms
Escrow ctfs for preferred
Derby Oil Co
(The)
20
vrmorfnv
*
r
hr co-100
w
24%
1
2 Ma
I
9 Mi
De
24%
25
/
24%
24%
33
33 Ma
33
33
Mi
32%
33
65 Ma
•64
64%
•64
64 Mi
64
64 3/a
7 2%
2Mi
23
31 Ms
31 Mi
Diamond Alkali Co
10
37 Mi
4.40%
preferred
com
Match
108
common
Diamond
Motor
T
•111
Stores
Car
Distillers
5%
2 3/a
9 Ma
9 Ma
(The)
Pepper Co
Dome Mines Ltd.
22 Ms
22%
21%
22 y.
1,700
31 Mi
31 Ms
31%
31%
32
5,600
37%
37 Ms
36%
37 Mi
36%
36%
1.900
110%
110%
110 Ma
109%
109%
230
39 M8
2,000
37%
110%
111
39%
39%
39 Ms
35
34%
34Ms
14
13Ms
14
13'/a
13Ms
13%
14%
12%
12%
12%
12%
123/a
12%
12Ma
32Mb
32%
32 Ma
32 3/a
7,900
9 Ma
9%
6,600
52 Mi
52%
•13%
12%
33
32%
32%
32Mb
10
10 Mi
10
10 Ms
54
54 Mi
54
-No par
53%
52 Mi
67 Ma
67%
•65 Ma
67%
66 Ma
100
32%
32%
31 Ma
32 Mi
31
31%
3,500
12
12
12
12
12Ms
12
12
17 Ms
16Mb
16Mb
16Mb
91 Ms
89%
90%
89
40%
39 Mi
39%
107 Ma
*106%
•106 Mi
31%
100
92%
1
*11%
No par
9%
32 Mi
92%
•11%
•64 Ma
800
800
12 Mi
16%
16%
16%
4,500
87
89 Mi
86 Ma
88%
21,100
.38%
39%
37%
38%
36,200
lb7%
•106%
107%
•106%
32
30 Ms
3 1Mb
•30 Ms
92%
31 Ma
•92
92%
16%
90 Mi
16Ma
*
•106%
32
>
•12
53
39%
107%
31 Ma
92 Ma
12 Mi
5
200
4,000
2,700
53 Ma
89%
50c
convertible preferred
Dunhlll International new
10
35
32%
12
3%%
39
*34%
35
33%
•66%
33%
17
xlo
39 Mi
68
68 Mi
39 Ms
$4 preferred series A.
Industries common
39
•34 Ms
33
10 Ms
Dresser
110%.
39 Ms
♦34 Ms
12
.No par
3,100
22 Mi
31
12%
54 Mi
-No par
Douglas Aircraft Co Inc.
4,600
9 Ye
22%
32 Mi
Dow Chemical Co
20
2%
9
37 Ms
14 Ms
*67
No par
65%
2%
31 Ms
14
1
*64%
22%
12 Mi
2
80c
*
:
22%
39 Mi
9%
Co
•2 Ms
9 Ms
32 Mi
Co
Corp
Corp-Seagrams
Dobeckmun
2 Mi
9
34%
3 4 Ms
28
2 Ms
9 Ma
8,300
6,100
31
«
111 Mi
39 Ma
No par
2%
9
9%
37%
$1.50 cum preferred
25
•
22%
Diamond
1,700
11,200
2,300
24 3/a
33 Ms
8
common
5,400
■
127
25
33
Devoe A Reynolds class A.
Co
122
24 Ms
33%
♦64
Detroit-Michigan Stove Go
Detroit
Steel
Corp
Vllbiss
125
33
Detroit Edison
92
92
107%
<
31*,
92%
14,8u0
92%
550
12 Mi
12 Mi
•llMs
12%
*11%
12%
200
9 Ms
9%
9 Ms
9 Ms
9%
9 Ma
8,300
139 Mi
142%
14,200
121%
1.260
"
Dupian Corp
10
9%
10
(SI)* Co—
—f
143%
145
142%
No par
No par
121%
122
122
122
•99 V*
100
10
33 Ms
preferred
84.15 preferred
4% preferred
50
SO
47%
50
52%
4.20%
50
53 Ma
53 Ma
50
52 Mi
53 Ms
•53
53%
8
12 Ms
12 y8
12
12%
Eagle-Plcher Co
.10
25%
Eastern
-1
30%
31%
.10
2lMs
22
Common
Duquesne Light Co
com
83.75
preferred
4.10% preferred
D W G
Cigar Corp.
Airlines Inc.
Eastern
Corp
997/s
•53
99%
34
143 Mi
143%
•121%
•99
,
144 Mi
142
143%
122 Mi
•121
121%
99%
100
99 3^
•121
•98%
993/4
47%
200
33%
33%
33%
33%
33 Mi
33%
33%
33%
48
'
48 Mi
•47%
48%
•473/4
48 3/6
•473/4
48%
•53
53%
•53
53 Ma
53
53
53
52%
52%
600
200
53%
•52%
53 Mi
53
•52%
53
53%
26
53
•53
53%
*
5,560
120
10
53%
•53
53%
•53
53 Ma
53%
*52%
53%
♦52 Ma
53%
50
12
12
12
12 Ms
12
12%
1,800
•52%
•
53
53
25%
26
25 Ms
25Ms
253/4
253/4
3,300
30 Mi
30%
30ms
31%
31 Ms
32%
31 Ms
32%
45,800
•21%
22 Mi
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
213/a
600
12,600
25%
25%
.
—5
16Mb
17 Ms
16%
16%
16 Ms
17 Ms
17 Ms
18
i7ya
17%
_10
59 Ms
59%
59
59%
58%
59
57 Ms
583/a
57%
583/4
.100
Eastern Stainless Steel Corp.
Kodak Co common.
Eastman
170 Ma
171
•
•169
171
169
49 Mi
49 Mi
48
49
47%
48 Ma
48
48%
48
49
Edison Bros Stores Inc common—1
26 Ms
27
27
27%
27%
27 Ms
26%
27 Ms
26%
26%
14,500
170
.2
6%
preferred
Eaton
Manufacturing Co.
4%%
preferred
100
Ekco Products Co
.2.50
common.
4%%
_100
* Mus
conv
Paso
2nd
32%
•93
31%
•104
92%
94%
32Mb
32%
106
*104
93
•92%
32%
32%
♦10A
106
7,200
18%
18%
18%
18%
18 Mi
18 Ma
18 Ma
18%
19%
36%
37
37
37%
37 Mi
38
36 Ms
38
353/a
37
2mb
3
2%
2%
2Mb
3
2Mb
28%
29
28 Ms
28%
28%
28
2 Ms
2%
2Mb
3,900
21,100
5,600
28%
283/a
27%
13%
13 Ms
13%
13%
13 Ma
13%
133/a
13%
13%
133/4
1,900
25 Mi
26 Mi
25
25%
25%
25 Mi
25 Ma
25%
24Ms
25 Ma
11,400
•49 Mi
49 Mi
•49 Mi
50
•49 Mi
28%
50
94%
33
106
5(
5(
50
•49 Ma
•49 Ma
50
Gas.
Emerson
13% Aug 12
26 Ms
Empire District Electric Co
4
7,400
50
50 Mi
50 Ma
50
50
49 Ms
49%
•49%
49
Ms
49 Ms
50
37 Ma
preferred
Natural
93
106
5,300
10,500
5
preferred
5%
El
32%
♦104
320
>
XI8M2
Nopal
common
5%
93
33 Mi
169
1
Elgin National Watch Co
Co
93
106
167
171
1(
Electric 8torage Battery
Elliott
♦92 Ma
x325/s
•104
•169
—8
Amer shares
Ind
Electric Mfg Co
Emerson Radio * Phonograph-
38
37%
37%
37
373/4
36%
37
36 Ma
36%
16 Mi
16 Ms
16%
17
17
17
16%
16Mb
16 Ma
16Mb
11%
12
900
24,500
4,400
5
11 Ms
10
Endlcott Johnson Corp common—25
4%
preferred
100
26
26
26 Ms
26 Ms
26%
26
26
26
26
1,800
27 Ma
27 Ms
27%
27%
27%
27%
273/s
27%
27%
27%
2,600
97
97
97
97
97
97 Ma
97 Ma
97 Ma
98
98
4
Equitable Gas Co
8.50
26 Mb
2 7 Ms
26%
27
26%
27
26 Ms
26%
26%
26%
9
Equitable
1
9 Ms
9 Ms
•9 Ms
10
9 Ms
9%
•9%
10
July 28
29% May 19
102
30
12%
83%
11
4
12%
31 Ms
9
35% Jan
2
14
21
64% Apr
8
18% Mar
20% Sep 15
25 Ma Dec 23
48
123/a
61
81 Ma
3
29
12 Ms
18,800
106
*60%
30Ma
Elec
14% July 28
29% Aug 12
12 Ma
*105
82 Mi
2
3
61
123/a
7M«
7%
105
*60
42
preferred
Elastic Stop Nut Co.
Electric Auto-Lite (The)
6
12
8
104
61
31%
11
Jun
37 Ma Jan
6
Sep 15
13% Sep 15
9% Dec 30
'For
13
51% Nov 30
60% Feb
4
30
22
104
1% Jan
9
Jan
Dec
35
4
3
27% Oct
20% Aug 18
13
16
IS
Jan
May 24
Sep
1
Sep 30
45% Mar
33% Feb
64% Dec 22
70% Jun 15
51 Ms
13% Feb 23
6
6
172
14
35
Apr 15
5
20% Jun
4
24
4
100
Mar 12
2 Ma
10% Oct
89 % Dec
Mar
Oct
73/a
105
*60
41%
.100
-
67
48% Dec 31
Oct
18
63 Ms
85% Feb
22% Jan
7
22
44
4
4
9
17% Feb 24
1% Dec 22
Oct
24% Aug
8 Ms
105
61
400
81 Ms
5
26% Sep 20
32% Oct 15
20% Jan
11
102
7
7 Ms
8 Ms
500
1,600
29%
*28 Mi
31 Ms
8
12 Ms Oct
28%
82%
11
9% Jan
37% Feb
20
24% Pec
Feb
1
18% Jan 19
21% Apr 28
15% Jan
4
165
25% Mar 25
May 28
12% Sep 14
39% Sep 21
7
28 Mi
9,800
.
8%
31 Ms
53% Sep 30
46% Jan
18
48% Jan
89
23 Ma Dec
*
8
19 Ma Mar 27
31
Sep 10
9% Jan
29 Ma
105
♦60 Mi
5 Mi
53
•8
8iy8
Mar 12
53% Sep
58 Ms Oct
8 Mi
*28%
29 Mi
5 Ma
53
8 Ms
2,600
31 Ms
series
Oct
53/s
54
8 Ms
520
12 Mi
82 Ms
series
53
5 Ms
♦53 Mi
14%
195
81%
83.50
50% Jan 12
47% July l
51% July 7
53/8
54
14%
12 Mi
•180
8 Mi
52%
common new
Preferred
9
5 Ma
53 Mi
14%
12%
195
100
Escrow ctfs for
2
8
14 Ma
12 Mi
♦180
15Ms
100% Apr
35 Ms Sep
Dec
143/a
12 Ma
195
15 Ma
6
48% Jan
14 Ms
123/s
•180
15%
94Ma Jan
49
1.200
15 Ma
12
6
13,900
92%
15%
$4.50
Jan
29%
92 Ma
15 Mi
Preferred
45
28%
92%
15 Mi
du Pont de Nem
7
40
29%
92 Ma
15 Ms
1
10
54 Mi
104%
15 Mi
150
28% Jan 19
53%
104%
20
122% Oct
Sep 28
54%
104Ma
.100
19
Feb
17% Sep 19
20% Sep 22
13% Dec
4
Sep
7
12% Aug 19
54 Ms
104 %
1
11
48
S
13 Ms
500
8,300
54%
104%
10
104% Jan
115% Jan
42
0% Jan
7
6,500
52 Ma
Inc
2
4
52
92 Ma Oct
15
35%
•134 Ma
common
4
30% Dec
47% Apr 23
43% Jun
4
July 12
107 Ma Sep 13
33% Sep 22
14%
35%
30
10
Jan
25 Ma Sep
14
Apr 27
18% Sep
7
92% July 21
44 Ms
1,500
14%
35Mi
31 Ms
4
14% Jan
59% May 14
33% Feb
2
28
143/a
35 Ma
52
common
Dr
8
8,200
15
15 Ms
12 Ms Feb
23% Mar 10
1,200
35 Mi
97 Mi
31 Ms
I
43% Jan
28
1%
34%
50
10% Jan
Jun"lO
28 Mi
27%
1mb
4,100
35 Ma
136
preferred
Dixie
33 Ma
28 3/a
1%
130
15,000
4
*96
IMa
5,200
21 Mi
Delaware Power A Light Co—13AO
Denver A Rio Grande West RR—
Aug 20
Aug
4
33% Oct
7
10
353/4
97 Mi
29 Ms
Delaware Lack A Western
9
16
13% Deo 29
35
•96
51 Ma
Cup Co common
No par
sonv preferred series A
50
4
1%
•134%
Corp
11
Sep
12% Jan
Co
83
181
973/a
52
Divco
Jan
13% Feb
26
Records
82
181
28 3/a
54 Mi
•104
30%
83%
183
353/a
136
Diana
Jan
10
6% Dec 30
Sep 10
3%
29%
13% Aug 16
33% Aug 24
11% Jan 13
40
26% Aug
Dec
1
40% Aug
5
35% Sep 16
16% July 23
67
75
3.75%
Preferred 3.90%
67% Feb 28
10
13
Jan
3
Feb
34% Feb
25
Aug
20% Jan
40% Feb
9 Ma
1
17
35
27% Jan
Mar 17
30
10 Ma Sep
Oct
25% Sep
24 Ma Mar 10
32% Jun 24
Jun
5
Sep 28
33
Sep 14
95 Ma Jun
2 Ma
Preferred
12
84
3%
513/a
series A
17 Ma Aug
Aug
4
24% Mar 23
July 24
Preferred 3.75%
4
33% Aug
3 Ms
•134 Ma
preferred
Daystrom Inc.
Dayton Power A Light
7%
20%
1
convertible
A
21%
100
Delaware A Hudson.
f
9 Ma Dec
5%
21 Ms
No par
pfd
Inc
8
13
2 Ma Dec
A
46% Feb
Apr
14
Class
Cushman's Sons Inc 7*
3
55% Jan
99
7
16
13 M»
4
30% Dec
28
15% Oct
24 Ma Jan
27
123/a
Deere
9
Dec
60
55% Dec 29
81 Ma Apr
12 Ma Jan
27% Dec 21
16
May
1
82%
*181 Ma
102
30 Ma
8 Mi
8
105
♦100%
93 Ma
5%
54 Mi
61
♦104
102
97%
29 Ms
143/a
53/4
Mi
60 Mi
30% May 26
35 Ma Oct
1
■
40 Ma
Jun
8
8Mb
No par
preferred
Curtiss-Wrlght common
50c
14% Sep
55
12 Ma May 14
47% Jan
1
No par
Prior
♦96 Mi
54 Ms
12%
28%
$7 preferred
*100 Ma
91 Mi
112
104%
195
8 Mi
30
Deep Rock Oil Corp
26
15
*29 Mi
Decca
19% Jan
14
2.50
14
2
15
5%
97%
92 3/a
143/a
8 Ma
1,400
92 Mi
112%
•96 Mi
50
30
12%
55 Ma
8 Mi
22
23% Feb
Dec
5%
55 Mi
5
3,830
91 Mi
111%
26%
93%
•175
14%
17 Ma Aug 31
23 Ma Sep
14 Ms
100
Inc.
54 Ms
29%
195
92
112
Mi
4
14 Ms
105
•92
12 Ma
123/a
♦175
10
preferred
Press
14%
10
100
14%
13
4
9% Apr 27
35% Jan 11
100
50c
101% Oct
12% May
pfd
non-cum
Dayton Rubber Co
11
„
6%
preferred
100%
13
.
RR
100
Jan
94% Jan
92
Cuba
Cuban-American Sugar common
100
91
11
7% Sep
30 Ma
93%
series C
16
34
29%
92 3/a
series B
Jan
Jun
Crucible Steel of Amer common—25
5% convertible preferred
100
•95 Mi
97% Feb
Apr 28
54%
•104%
Dana Corp common.
3%% preferred series A.
Davega Stores Corp common
3
83
86
55%
105 Ma
1,800
26
83
*35
35%
54 Ms
1,300
26 Ma
26
283/a
15 Ma
♦35
•1043/4
6
14% Mar 15
14 Ms
15 Ma
35%
49%
48
1Mb
28%
•28 Mi
28 Ma
15 Ms
5
common
42% Oct
I
11% Jan
4
Apr 27
Corp
preferred
Cutler-Hammer
Aug 20
28
•35
•48%
•47 Mi
35 Ma
353/a
973/a
900
49%
•96 Ma
1Mb
35
•96
No par
$4.20
2
7
973/4
21 Ms
6,200
48
22
4
4Ms
♦1%
1Mb
353/a
2
61% Aug
93% Sep 22
•IMa
35 Ma
2.50
Cunningham Drug Stores Inc
Curtis Publishing common
5
Jan
138
Zellerbach
4
22 Mi
70%
21 Ma
182
21%
213/a
9%
70 Ma
*20 Mi
21 Mi
•47 Mi
Ma
102
182
182
21%
4 Ma
•96 Ma
No par
pocHnif Co common
4
39
23
15
1
preferred
4%%
30% Apr
♦4
25
Cream of Wheat Corp (The)
Cork A Seal common
Cuneo
Jan
134
Jan
31% Sep
:
21 Ms
r-t 0 0
82 Ma
82%
182
182 Ma
*
102
97
10%
72
48%
113
*96 Ma
Ms
21 Ms
Ma
92 Ma
112 Ma
97%
82 Mi
82 Ma
82
213/a
49
92 Mi
92 Mi
♦100 Ma
22 Mi
•48%
113
•96 Mi
,
100
common
preferred
Crown
Aug
9% Jan
54% Jan
100 Ma July 28
9% Feb
Co
3%%
102
•1813/a
1
Coty International Corp
Crane
6% Aug
58 %
52% Apr 20
7% Jun 30
29
57% Feb
28
Refining common-25
100
Corp—
1
♦100 Ma
26 Ma
97%
•96 Ma
Petroleum
Inc
7%
8% May 21
Mar 17
34 M2 Jan
96% 8ep
Corp
preferred
Coty
8
21
Products
7%
Crown
72 Ma Jan
12 Ma Mar 19
18
Corn
Cosden
$2
6
Electric
Dublller
preferred
100
Cum pfd 3%% series of 1947-100
15
Mar 17
5% series
series
6%
3 Ma %
1
64
15
Preferred
Sep 30
2
9 Ms
47 Ms
Aug
21 Ma Aug
Ma
21 Ms
Convertible pref
9
99% Apr
183
22
10 Ms
5
20
102
_x
Delaware-
Corp.
50
9
Jan
27
18
Motors
Ms
50
1
Apr
17
15
Dec
483/a
36 Ma Jan
31
4
49%
Sep
21
23 Me Sep
48 Ma
185
21
15
131
3,500
Apr
24
5% Sep
29
105
31
93 Ma Dec
19Ms
4
24
49% Sep
6% Sep
20
4
13 Ma Dec
1
19 Ms
34% Jan
11% Dec
Sep
20 Mi
101 Ma Jan
89
27
20
17
33% Jan
Nov
203/a
16
15
5 Ma Sep
203/4
Jan
103
15
6% Sep
Ms
56
20% Sep
52
20
6
Cooper-Bessemer Corp common—5
Copper Range Co
No par
20 Ma
26% Mar 22
68% Sep
Jun
70%
♦20 Ma
35% Dec
16
May 18
180
72 Mi
20 3/a
29 Ma Jan
2
21,000
10
20 3/a
38
15
10
500
>71
00% Mar 30
27% Mar 12
1,800
10 Ms
4
34% Jan
88
21%
4
15% Mar
87
71 Ma
4
2
87 Mi
10
1 Ma Jan
10
87%
21
28% Jan
29
1.900
8 8 Mi
7,500
70 3/a
01% Jan
Jun
11%
Mi
2
10% Dec
11%
10 Mi
21
25 Ma Jan
11%
72
Jan
3
11 Mi
21
Apr
Mar
11 Mi
10
95
2
19%
21%
34 Ma
1M» Nov 30
7%
•18%
71
3% Mar 18
20
73/a
19%
.14
125
20% Aug 24
91
88 Mi
7%
•18 Ms
._8
93 Ma Oct
8
28
87%
7%
19
_1
62
12
19
1
87%
Shares
8
.
Continental
49% Apr
82% Mar
Mar 22
15
90 Ma Dec
96% Jan
15
90
Oct. 15
.10
24
4
68 Ma Jan
87 Ma Jun
89
7 Ma
8
the Week
Friday
Oct. 14
Continental Insurance
50% Oct
48% May 25
44% Mar 0
21% Jan
25 Ma Sep
11 Mi
Steel
26% Mar 25
Jan
12 Ma
Oil of
20% Jan
2
28
5
•11%
Continental
4
30
15
12
Continental
18
Sep
11%
7
1
14
"3 Me
_5
11% Aug 12
15
Mar 31
Diamond Fibre-
21% Sep 27
25 Ma Apr 22
Apr
161
19
74% Oct
Jun
70
19%
4
93 Me Sep
58
7 Ms
19%
4
22% Jan
Jan
52
8%
19 Ms
4
24
27 Ma Feb
7 Ms
Salea far
Thursday
Oct. 13
19 Ma
Continental
SALE PRICES
Wednesday
Oct. 12
.25
Jan
19% Sep
Tuesday
Oct. 11
Continental Cop A Steel Ind
5% convertible preferred-
15% Jan
6
55% Jan
6
30
7% Jan
Monday
Put
97% July 29
15
27
26Ma Jan
15
48 Ma Jan
43% Dec
Feb
52
5
Mar 18
28 Ms Mar
14
19% Sep 21
Sep
6
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
8% Apr
7% Sep
19 Ma
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
Highest
17 Ma Jun
67
LOW AND HIGH
STOCKS
Range for Previous
July 13
73% Aug
9
74% Feb
6
Erie
5%
RR
Office
Bldg
-No par
common
16Mb
A_
100
71%
Erie * Pittsburgh RR Co-
50
•705/s
preferred
series
12 Ms
17 Ms
•26
-
.
-
9%
16Ms
9%
17
11%
11%
.17 Ma
11%
11 Ms
16%
17
71 Mi
•71
71%
♦71
71%
71
71
73
•70%
73
♦7q%
73
71
71
16Mb
.
.
r
11%
11%
16 3/a
120
5,600
300
>
17.
71
8,500
71
'
14,700
600
'
•70%
73
'
50
Number 5369
Volume 180
...
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1549)
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Ranee for Preriona
Range Since Jan.
Highest
Lowest
14
Nov
10
39% Sep
14
Lowest
14% Mar
10
Sep
12
2
Jan
4
16% May
12% Feb
16
59% Mar
49 % Jan
4
3
July 13
1% Apr
1
NEW
Highest
11% Jan
2
•
STOCK8
Year 1953
20
Oct
13
Evans
Products
Monday
18
27% Jun
l
Wednesday
Oct. 12
Sales for
Thu.Suay
Oct. 13
the Week
Friday
Oct. 14
Oct. 15
Shares
17 %
18%
17%
18%
18%
20
18%
197/a
18%
19%
22,700
1
12%
12%
xl2%
12'/2
xl2%
12 Va
12%
12%
12 Va
12 V2
7,200
Corp.
3
75%
76%
75 %
74%
75%
73%
75
72%
73 Va
3,500
Ex-Cello
2% Jan
Co
Tuesday
Oct. 11
5
Eversharp
8
Par
Inc
14% May 12
26
STOCK
EXCHANGE
78
Oct
YORK
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
Exchange Buffet Corp
•2
2.50
76
2%
*2
2%
24
24%
24
24 %
23%
24
23%
24
23%
7,300
15%
16
15%
15 %
15 %
15%
15
15%
xl4%
15 Va
31,500
15%
15%
.
15%
15 V8
15
15
15
15'/a
14%
14%
'
-
*2
2%
*2
*2
2'A
2V4
F
21
Sep
14
6% Sep
16% Dec
15
29
14% Oct
13
16% Mar 24
28% Mar 25
2iyaJan
4
10 V. Mar 25
9% Jan
11
22% May 11
13% May
15
is y4
4
Aug ii
18% Jan
27
Fairbanks
Morse
& Co
No par
Fairchild Engine & Airplane Corp-1
Fajardo Sugar Co
20
Falstaff Brewing Corp.^
1
16% Jan
1
17
19
Jan
8
Apr
17% Jan
19
15% Jun
5
24
57
Jan
14
52% Jan
11
22 y4 Aug
66
Aug
3
48% Jun
Family Finance Corp
4
14
20% Jun
29
26
Jan
27
9
10% Oct
13
5% preferred series B
Fansteel Metallurgical Corp
16% Apr
64% Apr
8
56% Apr
8
5%%
Aug 16
Federal
21% Sep
10% Sep
34% Apr
21
18
15
Mar
48
Oct
9
66% Mar
9
48% Oct
13
40
Sep
14
43% Oct
14
31
53% May
7% Apr
4
3% Dec
1
3% Apr
8
22
Oct
l
35% Sep
8% Dec
19
27% May 21
23
Jan
19
14
48
Jan
5
38% Jan
29
13
Jan
15
8% Jan
Oct
7
29% Jan
2
20% Jan
67% Sep
13% Jun
14
86% Jan
5
76
53% Sep
101% Jun
15
41
May
8
18% July 30
14% Jan
Federated
30
Felt
4
29% Oct
5
12
12
86
Oct
8
24
108
Oct
15
8
54
Dec
21
49% Feb
17
32
10
100
13% Mar 17
16% Aug 24
24% Feb
31% Jun
92
Sep
Firth
31
Apr
38% Sep
28
23
28
(The)
Flintkote
6
Jun
9
Florence
Stove
89
23
22 Va
22%
22
22%
'6,200
lOVt
11
10%
10%
10%
10Va
29,000
64
300
53
50%
50%
48 Va-
48%
48%
48 Va
♦49
51%
47%
45%
46
443/4
45 V4
43%
44
♦44 V.
45
4%
4%
♦4%
4%
4%
4%
4»A
4%
4'A
4%
29%
29%
♦29%
29%
29 V»
29 V4
29%
29%
29%
52%
52%
52%
52%
52 Va
52 Va
52
52%
29'A
51'/a
8%
8%
8%
*8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28
28%
28
28'/a
6,700
90%
90%
90%
90%
90l/4
90%
90
90%
88 V4
89
1,300
♦50
♦46
7,3)0
600
2,2u0
600
52
5,100
'
9
26%
86
28%
28%
85
107%"
'106%
55%
28 Va
29
83%
82
55%
800
23,600
84
108
55'A
55%
'
28%
83%
107%
107
107
108
♦55%
55%
*55%
55%
83 Va
82%
♦106%
108
28
293/4
29 Va
29%
84%
83
•
8%
23
5
93% Jan
2
37% Jan
12
Jan
27
88% Jan
6
109
Sep
4
100
Mar 16
101
Jun
26
96% Jan
12
94% Jan
15
23% Jan
20
19
Jan
11
29
15
6% Jan
4
9% Dec
30
13% Apr
13% Apr
39% Sep
1
13
51% Mar 17
45% Jan
4
14% Jan
11"
Jan
7
Sep
28
48% Sep
24
28
34% Aug 16
9
Mar 22
May 19
11% Aug
66
Sep
8%
8%
8%
33%
33 %
33"%
No par
1
♦102
18
18 %
3,900
70
55%
800
Oct
6
13
4% Sep
15
15% Sep
6% Sep
15
20% Jan
15
8% Apr 13
38% May 19
47 %
47%
47
19%
43%
44%
44
pfd ser of '51
15
Machinery 3c Chem Corp
convertible preferred
10
46%
47%
46%
46%
45%
46%
100
107%
108%
106 %
106%
105 Va
105 Va
100
x98%
98%
♦98%
•98%
99%
98%
10
33%
34%
32%
323/4
33 'A
31%
8V4
8Va
cum
3%%
3%%
preferred
Foster-Wheeler
Corp
Francisco Sugar
Co
4%
Corp
*14%
8%
8%
11%
11%
•11V4
64
14 %
14%
*8
*
14'/a
45%
46%
6,700
19%
197/a
19%
19%
7,200
44 'A
42%
43%
42 y4
43
9,700
100
63%
8%
11%
64 %
63
99
33%
98%
44 y4
46
443/a
80
443/a
98
99
99
10,700
103
103
98%
99
99
32%
31%
32%
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8%
1,400
104
103
♦8
440
40
11 Va
11 y4
11%
11 Va
11 %
1,400
64%
63
64'A
62 Va
637/a
4,000
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14%
14'A
14%
14 V.
14%
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30%
19,300
64
1
31
31%
30%
30%
30%
31 Va
65
85
85
85
85
85%
30%
31
30 y4
100
common
preferred
1,700
5,7d0
20
47%
.
♦99
100
♦99
100
•99
1
36%
240
173/a
35 7/a
35
8'/a
$4.20 div
Food
Fruehauf Trailer Co
32
85% Oct
173/a
46'A
8%
36 Va
45%
Froedtert
4
17%
36 Va
44%
15% Aug 27
4
1778
373/a
1
Inc
7%
23% Jan
17%
common
Fair
xl 1%
69% Jan
♦17%
18
18
37%
1
27% Mar 24
7,100
19%
10
79
33%
102 3/a
47 %
No par
22
33'/a
1023/e
19%
Freeport Sulphur Co
15
1,000
34%
102 3/a
19%
Franklin Stores Corp
Dec
8%
33%
102 7/a
47%
Light Co
Corp
2
21% Sep
8%
*8%
34%
102%
33 Va
♦102
102
38
&
17
68
102*
102%
8%
8%
8%
33%
19%
Stores
Aug
5
37%
Food
6
223/4
11 Va
47%
48% Sep
Jan
22%
11
10
Steel
9
22%
'
55%
Corp
Follansbee
10
r
11%
7%
Power
Florida Power
July 23
43% Jan
May 15
23%'
11%
♦61
No par
Florida
49% Juiy 23
14% Sep
6% Dec
10
22%
♦63
36Va
23
Jan
62
No par
Co
38% Jan
99
62
common-No par
(The)
$4 preferred
11% Jan
103
66
106%
Carpet Co
Co
39% Oct 21
iti
33% Oct
64'/a
100
6
35
81
64%
12.50
com
preferred
17% Jan
6
64 %
5
First National Stores
103 ya Sep
28 y« Jan
31
64%
1
8
35% Aug 18
16% Jan
7
9
11% Dec
27
6,400
'
98% Jan
.29% Dec
10
1,500
21
10
Ins N Y
9% Aug
25% Jan
11
15%
20 3/a
5
Corp
4%%
15%
21 Va
5
Mfg Co
36% July
7% Mar
Mar 25
Feb
Filtrol
15%
20%
2
Corp
Firestone Tire & Rubber
Jan
15%
21%
50
common
Fidelity Phoenix Fire
104% Sep
15%
21%
50
A
_
Dept Stores
Tarrant
99% July 23
29% Oct 13
6
3o
ser
Federal-Mogul Corp
27
26
18
pfd
lu-raApr
Ferro
15%
21%
5
pfd 1953 series
Corp
54% Sep
Oct
7% Dec
cum
conv
4
15
15%
21'/a
1
Fa wick
&
15%
21%
50
common
15%
21%
l
conv
4
75% Jan
63
5%
1,100
15%
1
common
Corp
30 y4 July 30
107
93
21% Jun
Feb
5
1
25% Sep
Sep
6
Fedders-Quigan
23%
•85 yB
•85 Va
85%
85%"
IdO
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33% Dec
20% Jun
21% Sep
22% Sep
7% Mar
30
10
27% Jan
3
5
28
19
May
0
7% Aug
2
Jan
4
27% Sep
22
6% Jan
4
8% Aug
5
34% Jan
23
6
42
22 y4 Jan
4
15
33% Jan
24% Jan
7
3% Apr
12
41% Aug 23
5% Aug 16
7
31% July 26
2
20
37% Mar 12
25
29% Mar 24
25% Jan
22
20
27% Jan
20% Jan
4
7% Mar 12
22
5
May
98 % Jun
24
104% Feb
6
103
Jan
Sep
15
40% Dec
18
38
Jan
Nov
19
July
17% Jan
14% Mar 18
155
1
5
Mar 24
22% Mar 17
30
5
28% Sep 29
107% Aug 27
13
10
34% Oct
18
31
142
6
24
13
28% Jan 27
3% Sep 14
25% Sep 14
21% Aug 31
Dec
Oct
34% Apr
33% Sep
Jan
21
57 y4 Aug
11
Jan
3
148% Feb
9% July 30
135% Aug
3
4
18% Jan
4
6
29% Aug 27
9% Sep 15
70
May 6
14
Mar 25
10% Jan
4
15% Aug 11
78
Jan
71
Feb
2
84
Sep
29% Sep
16% Jun
16
35% Mar 25
30% Mar
9
41
July 23
10
19% Jan
17 ya May
4
25
July 15
129
Aug 10
117
8
2
22
Dec
28
129% Apr
2
12?
Jan
15
15% Sep
28
10% Nov
9
11% Dec
7
li
Jan
8
46 % Mar 24
36
Jan
4
17% Sep
1
14% Aug 23
75% Aug 25
48% Mar 24
39
Jan
4
78
31
July 28
35% Jun
16
37% May 17
Aug "24
48% Jun
25
Gabriel Co
Inc
common
common
5%
5%
26%
25%
8%
8%
8%
Container
$4.50
Inc
41%
41%
41
41
30
29%
29 Va
29'A
29 Va
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
35%
35%
35
35%
35
35 Va
4%
4%
preferred
♦27%
50
$8
27%
105%
34%
2,200
4%
4'A
4'A
6,500
27%
27%
273/a
27%
27%
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33
323/a
33
32
33
32'A
32'A
,
5,000
27%
28
27'A
27%
27%
27%
27%
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105%
106
105%
105%
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53
51 V»
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50 Va
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51'A
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26
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27
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14
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100
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37%
36
37
37 Va
37 Va
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37%
22%
22
22 V4
21%
22
21%
21%
preferred—
50
General Contract
No par
22
100
♦128
2
16
Corp common
22%
v
♦136
22%
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128
128
16
16
16
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16
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♦12%
65%
12%
12%
♦12%
12%
12%
12%
67%
66%
673/8
65 Va
663/a
65%
70%
♦67%
69 Va
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General Electric Co
42%;
'..42%
427/a
41%
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70
70
5
43%
.
42.%
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43
i
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Sep
15
11% Feb 26
9% Jan
5
13% Sep
28
General
23
61% Dec
16
56% Feb
4
80 ya July
22
General
88% Jun
18
94% Jan
2
94Jan
8
9% Dec
31
8% Jun
21
60 y4 Jan
5
52
14% Mar 19
Jun
17
Jan
9
113% Jun
22
124% Jan
2
Jun
11
119
Jan
53% Sep
15
69% Feb
2
15
106
112% Jun
91
Sep
61
Jan
123% Feb
58% Jan
4
123% Jan
5
118% Jan
4
99% Jan
14
Jan
11% Feb
26
4
4
119
95
Mar
8
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Mills
126% Sep
102% Sep
23
28
42%
9
28
25% Feb
5
22% Jan
54% Mar 30
48y4Jan
8
81% Oct
14
27% Mar 23
25
Jan
4
49% Sep
27
59% Dec
57% Jan
4
98
Oct
4
21
30% Aug
4
preferred
3%% convertible
$5
Motors
.
.
8%
67%
68
67%
123%
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124
♦123 V.
138
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139
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78%
79 Va
80
81%
77%
78%
3,200
46 Va
47
46
46 V4
45%
46
5,900
$2.90 convertible preferred-No par
♦94%
96
92
92
92 '/a
92%
200
Sep
18
34% Aug 11
General
May 11
14
2
Dec
16
25 % Feb
51
66% Dec
30
96% Mar 16
Apr
3
23
24% July 22
General
3c Utilities
Refractories
51% Oct
General
Shoe
87% Jan
33
7
Jan
28
29% Jan
4
Sep
8
22% Sep
74% Dec
15
34% Mar 11
16
85
May 11
75% Jan
4
July 29
76
Dec
1
72% Feb
16
18% Jan
15
loy4Jan
4
49% Dec
14
46
69
9% Oct 28
32% Jan
2
13 % Jan
80
Jan
8
9
10% Jan
8% Jan
15
20
139% Dec 31
8ep
14
19
Mar
60% Sep
21
80% Jan
43% Sep
4% Dec
15
59
5
7
28% Jan
8% Feb
26
Jan
2
27
105
Sep
52% Jan
12
91
Oct
8
4% Apr
21
6% Sep
2
Jan
24
20
33% Mar
22
1
4
2% Mar 25
Gould-National
1% Jan
4
1
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6% Jun
19
9% Feb
25
12
13 % Sep
24
18
34% Dec
30
31% Apr
28
47% Oct
8
14 %
Sep
15
20% Jan
5
14% Jun
29
20% Oct
11
85% Oct
Oct
11
7
Jan
15
98% Jan
28
86% Jan
29% July 16
34% Dec
31
33
86% May 22
97% Feb
4
Dec
22
16% Jan
28% Dec
30
39% Mar 17
7
14% Jan
7
19% Nov
5
27
Nov
9
5
Apr
19
94% Jan
8
7% Mar
29
Jan
17
2
106
40% Aug 18
100
9%
Mar
4
my
26
Aug
6
j
4
34
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(W R)
Union
Granite
5%%
Grant
Nov
.17% Oct
56
30
Co
19% Mar 27
1
128% July 17,
64% Apr
29% Dec
141
Mar
2
4
11
9
33% Aug
17
Great
Northern
17% Jan
4
20% Aug
19
Great
Western
131 % Jan
4
15
78
Dec
31
73
Apr
9
22
40% Jan
2
28
Jun
18
Id % Sep. JL8
-
23% Mar 25
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20% Jan
8
2
73% Aug 16
149% Oct
15
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7%
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33% Feb
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26% Oct
1
15
Iron
Northern
♦100
102
35%
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92
80
16%
18%
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36
92
92
92
80
80
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9,400
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99
101
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101
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5
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103%
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46%
22%
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38%
20%
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preferred
39%
373/a
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No Par
No par
10,400
38%
38%
20
33
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1%
39'A
38 V.
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32%
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4,100
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5%
37%
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18%
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13,400
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35%
70
5
320
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92
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102
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36 y4
35%
36
153/a
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common
preferred
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102
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91%
5
preferred
Jun
*
36%
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preferred
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1,100
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38%
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cum
54
31 y4
15%
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conv
31
400
•
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27
62
Batteries
Gravson-Roblnson Stores
$2.25
3 l'A
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(W T)
3%%
31%
72
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Graham-Paige Motors
Granby Consol M S & P
Grand
31
15%
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&
31
713/4
10
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26% Jan
;
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14
31
15%
2.50
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16
13,600
70%
10
39% Oct
33%
16%
—No par
(B F)
42 y4 Aug
33
72
Goodrich
1
96
33%
15%
20%
4
95 %
33
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70%
♦147%
27% Jan
99
33 Va
15%
10
29y4July
24% Sep
Dec
1
953/a
33 Va
80
91%
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100
3c
953/4
33%
51
1
Goebel Brewing Co
Gold 3c Stock Telegraph Co__
Gotham
96
31%
102
36%
Onrvi*U-8anford Inc
Goodyear Tire
Mar 19
9% Jan
29
2,700
51
,
1
Gleaner Harvester Corp.
Glidden Co (The).
Co
1,500
22%
51
30%
Glmbel Brothers common
7% Aug
143/,
22'/a
51
33%
100
26% July 30
14%
223/a
I
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100
18y4 July 22
-
14%
/. 22%
507/a
34
Georgia-Pacific Plywood Co
Gillette (The) Co common
150
14%
223/a
50 Va
95%
preferred
40% Aug 25
14%
22%
33%
preferred
_.
14%
95%
31%
20
51%
20
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1,900
106 %
22%
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100
30%
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32
106%
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106%
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106%
31
32
32
32 Va
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2.50
10,700
22%
51%
com
14,500
33
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14%
23%
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preferred
32:..
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105
43/a
4'A
4%
33%
14%
preferred
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4%
33%
22%
3%*
29
23
4%
33%
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4%%
89% Sep
19% Sep
-
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4%
33%
1
21
4
77
4%%
General Tire 3c Rubber
'
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4%
33%
33%
30%
4%
33%
•
4%
34%
10
16% Sep 21
74% Oct
6
4
137% Apr 26
9% May
3
7
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.
105
10c
Aug 25
80
4
38% Mar 20
30
93% Sep
4
2
General Time
Sep
100% Apr 12
40% July 29
11
16% Mar 25
14
6% Dec
11
Jan
21% Jan
.
23
130% Jun
99
82% Oct
12% Sep 15
79% Apr 13
10% Sep
27% Oct
18
General Realty
Corp
Gen Steel Castings $6 pfd
General Telephone Corp
101
14
25% Jan
7
Apr 20
37% May 21
6
Oct
9
•i/32
_100
;
4
15% Sep
x33%
*93
96
*93
97
4%
5
Railway Signal com_No par
preferred
12
99
Sep
10c
28
Sep~22
100
Service
12% Jan
SS%
2
Aug 16
Public
20% Apr
33
31% Feb
General
41
Jan
300
47%
25
12
700
700
28 3/«
28%
93
15
124%
101%
*28
77
General Public Utilities Corp
Sep
29
124%
♦100%
28 3/a
•28%
46%
4% Aug 20
19
101
77
34% Aug 19
10% Jan
101%
♦28%
125
101
•124%
125
100%
28%
4
40% Nov
125
101 %
48%
18
107
125%
•101
67,500
29
3% Jan
18
*125
101
87%
77%
28% Jan
Jan
125
101
250
138
86%
47%-
5
25 y4 Mar 26
893/4
125
*132
89%
87%
.
7,100
2,400
28%
28
100
*
89%
89 Va
83/4
67%
123'A
75%
4% Jan
16
89
68 3/8
General Outdoor Advertising No par
Portland Cement Co
1
General Precision Eqp Corp
1
29% Dec
21
*133
90%
89%
5
General
10
Oct
138
No par
No par
10
37% Jan
8%
138
123%
124
1,700
4,000
67%
124
common
series
3% Dec
i
8%
67%
123/4
743/4
100
123'A
8%
8%
8 3/8
8%
67%
124
104,900
i
*97
100
8%
•134
100
42'A
41%
73%
74%
74 «/4
*97
69%
100
500
70
12%
12'/a
12%
743/4
100
8%
100
23% Jun
100
;
13
13
74%
♦97
100
67%
preferred
Corp
$3.75
*97
900
38,900
r
743/4
1
preferred
Preferred
■'
13
No par
common
5%
General
t
100
•97
,
13
74%
13%
76 %
Instrument Corp
General
138% Sep
94% Sep
11
13%
74%
No par
General
3
21% Sep
65% Dec
8
com
1
124% Mar
21% 8ep 15
42% Aug 31
15
$3.50
1
No par
Corp
Corp
preferred
70% July 28
4
14
101
Finance
Foods
120
.
66
*68
70
'
50% Jun
3,400
123/4
67 '/a
40
900
4
16
12%
67
new
128
129
General Dynamics Corp common
3
Preferred ($2 cum conv)—No par
10
90
16
16%
♦12%
preferred
♦127
127
127
137
♦136
♦128
129
.
9%
137
;0
<:8%
110
106
No par
General Cigar Co Inc com
1%
preferred
series
*
106
5
Corp
General Cable Corp com
4%
1st preferred
6%
34 Va
4Va
273/8
._5
Bronze
conv
34%
43/a
27%
No par
preferred
4%
1,500
*105%
1
,53
1,900
31
*4'A
«
28
2.50
29
31
273/a
33% '
com
28%
33
28%
32%
100
Investors
400
40%
*40'/a
4%
4%
1.66%
Transportation
General Baking Co common
2,100
31%
34 V4
1
1,900
8,400
8%
8%
29
31 Va
com
5%
25%
25
41
•JP*
31%
Amer
General
8%
29%
*41
*5%
5%
253/a
X8%
41%
preferred
General
5%
25 Va
8%
.5
Corp
General American
5%
26 Va
8%
8%
50
"•
Gaylord
5%
253/4
5%
26
2
Garrett Corp (The)
Gar Wood Industries
convertible
•
No par
5% convertible preferred
(The)
Gardner-Denver Co
Gamewell Co
4%%
5%
25%
5
l
(Robert)
Gamble-Skogmo
*
l
(The)
Galr Co Inc
5.^00
31
«T
8,100
17
The Commercial and Financial ChronictgT.
18
Monday, October 18, 1954
;
(1550)
•
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
LOW
STOCKS
Ranee for
Previous
11% May 21
95% Jan
7
19 % July 28
28% Jan
29
9
5
31
8 % Jan
26% Dec
29
38 % Jan
66% Sep
21
77
41% Sep
14
50'% Mar
20
22
28% Dec
IV* Dec
.
14% Mar
90% Jan
4
14'/» Dec
2
87% July 31
97
7
Jan
45% Jan
27
5% Feb
4
% '/o
Guantanamo
2
Gulf Mobile
35 % Aug 17
27
$5
62% Oct
4
Gulf
Gulf
Jun
90
July
92 "
Jun
97
July
105% Jan
24
2
'■ 105
Jan
34% July 30
106% July 28
26% Jan
103% Jan 16
1'
29
100% May 26
16
Oct
110
5
12%
95
36%
3b"/8
35%
36%
35%
3 6'/a
34%
35-%
4%
4%
*4%
4%
31%
4%
4«y8
4%
23% Sep
16
30% Dec 30
15
31%
32%
31%
31%
31!4
32
86%
86%
86 %
*86%
86 34
86
86
59%
60%
59'%
59%
593/4
59%
♦56%
57%
*00%
56%
*56%
56%
*58%
♦57%
59
58
No par
—100
$4.40 dividend preferred
100
100
27
46% Aug 17
Hackensack
58% Oct
14
Halliburton Oil Well Cementing
30
llall
*■
12% Mar
2
19% July 29
5
83
12% Sep
15
16% Jan
100
Jun
Feb
2
Feb
2
24% Jan
131
Jan
21% Oct
22 % Dec
26 % Aug
29
47/o Sep
14
31 % Dec
24
11% Jan
5
Sep
Dec
Jan
5 % Jan
32
8
7
21
Mar
29% Jan
87
Nov
dividend preferred
31%
31
31 %
*
104%
23% Sep
23
19
♦103
110
*105
106%
*105
6% Oct
36% July
17
»
,18% Jan
*45
45%
*45
106%
♦105
>453/4
•45
45%
21% JUD
5
85
Mar
19
31
Jun
22
34% Jan
22
31% Apr
20
97
Jan
21
<J4% Jan
71 % Dec
29
26% Feb
34% Dec
14
38 % Mar
13
13 % Dec
2
20% Apr
74% Jan
10
bO %
Sep 15
21% Jan
5
Jun
17
126 % Jan
44% Feb
53% Apr
4
14
29
12 % Sep
11
18% Feb
62
81 % Jan,
Dec
20
6
18% Mar
10
16
22
4% Dec
30
9
12% Mar 11
31
Mar
7% Jan
Sep
11
15
28% Jan
32% Dec
30
Oct
7
135
Mar 25
13 % Jan
12
Sep
17
15
Dec 29
38 % Jan
30
33
Jan
7
July 20
57% Feb
24
48%. J an
18
Oct
14
93% Feb
3
84% Jan
6
34
80% Jun
9
91
July 17
99% Jan
Jun
19
103% Jan
94% Jan
5
96
13
22
Jun
22
2!) % Dec
54
Sep
15
79
14
Dec
29
17% Jan
9% Sep
14
3% Nov
18
7
Oct
16
36 % Oct
!1
12% Dec
21 % Jan
8
Mar
14
19% Jail
17
1
64% Jan
7
2
11
conv
23
"when
Houston
Oil
Stores
Co
of
5%
15
Foods
3
Hupp
72
73%
71%
40%
•*
40%
82%
82
•*90
"
10%
6%
*29%
30
600
15%
16
5,100
76
90
10
93/8
97/s
200
15'/4
15%
5,000
6%
6'/a
6 '/8
2,600
20 Va
20 Va
20
20
28%
28 3/4
^♦28%
29
50 3/8
47%
49'A
471/4
48%
12,400
71 % *
70
71
70
70'/2
2,400
82
1,300
71
82%
82%
823/4
82%
81%
fc
*8014
1,100
103
129%
*102
103
*102
103
102
102
*1011/2
102 '/a
*130
132
*130
133
180%
130'%
♦127»/2
1301/a
70
15'/a
15%
15,800
15%
15%
*343/4
15%
15%
15%
15
15
151/4
10
400
35%
*34%
35%
35
35
*68
69%
*68
683/a
67%
67%
68
68
*34
34%
34%
34%
34
34
34%
34%
343/8
600
*95
95%
95
95
953/4
95%
96'/4
350
IOI1/2
*100
101%
*100
1011/2
104
*103%
104
*103 V4
104
34%
'
94%
*
95
78%
78%
77%
78
18%
*18
18%
18
18
17%
14
133/4
133/8
13%
133/a
*2 Va
2%
2Va
*95
IT'/a
14%
14
2'/a
14
2%
2%
*6%
7
49%
101%
*
2%
*
Vat*.
50
*23 %
f
2%
6%
63/4
'
49%
2%
52%
52%
48
49%
58
*6%
23%
...
49%
'*23%
77
7
*6 %
50
49%
58
2%
2%
2%
20%
21%
20%
3,300
173/2
500
13%
133/8
6,900
2'/a
«,
W
21/8
4,500
,
*6 >/4
7
2%
77'/a
17%
233/4.
21%
7
49%
100
50
:,"22%
23
21
2%
27,500
761/2
V
50 3/4
23
37%
36%
773%
23%
130
104
*1033/4
37%
*
200
101V2
101%
375/s
52 %•
21%
20
,
21
2%
21%
;
49%
*23%
23
5
1
3,900
29
130
*102
78%
6.66%
19%
19%
*28%
•
78%
new
330
6,200
153/a
*18%
:
381/2
15%
1
Inc._„
90
373/8
'■
*93/4
*6
37%
100
50
"
"
38%
37%
Mill & Sin Ltd—No par
1,900
53
75
91
373/4
15%
80
403/s
16 V4
30 '/2
153/4
'
40 Va
*52%
78
293/4
.92
38%
:
'
*
53
373/4
100
6,700;
2,800
125
-49%
'71%
82%
"♦52%
373/8
1
19'%
87 '/s
85%
*124%
(Del)__25
Refrigerator Co
19
89%
124%
No par
Corp
Hussman
<■
20%
88
*103%
preferred—
noncum
Hunt
120
38
Co
Hudson Bay
36%
104
Hudson & Manhattan Common
17
36%
37%
5
10% July 27
37
*103 %
Howe
Sound
30
1,700
100
Texas
700
22%
101 %
Corp
37'/2
101 '/2
*101
preferred
Light & Power
-
*100%
--22%
100
100
2
11
50
issued-
preferred
Howard
3% Feb
49%
3
preferred
1
21% Oct
49%
35%
2
25% Sep
28%
34%
2
15
20%
28%
*
69%
Jun
11
20%
28%
50%
*34%
4.40%
14
20%
B_No par
*36%
37%
23
*76
6%
63/a
19%
28%
*34%
Houston
Oct
20
pfd ser
2,400
87'%
124r/2
15%
10
*68%
Common
4%
90%
78
38%
15%
6%
50
May 21
51% Sep
10
15%
6%
Finance common__No par
Household
3%%
2% Jan
8
2nd
3,800
26%
*86
101%
'
;*36
19%
125
*93/8
10%
15%
6%
No par
Houdaille-Hersliey common
$2.25 conv preferred
12
23
163/8
16
38%
15%
No par
4% Jan
6% Oct
5% Mar 19
Corp
$4.20
38% Jan
13% Jan
38%
5
15% Jun
Oct
*10
*9ff%
39 %....-
Electrochemical Co com—5
19% Oct
11% Jan
6
Oil
Honolulu
40% Aug
8
«.
92
39
10
Homestake Mining
Sep
86
15% Jan
,*76
91%
30.
12.50
preferred
105
78
1
Sons
&
(A)
$4 25
102% Jun
; 28% Jan 11
24
14% Mar 11
2
59% Feb
29
2% Sep
May
4
Feb
101
16%
16%
16%
1
Hooker
Apr
*124%
125
5
Furnace Co
15
96
30%
30
*76
5
(Charles E)
Co
20 3/2
26'/a
5.300
'
*124%
*90%
Mar 31
70% July 14
34% Oct 15
89%
91%
37
20
18
17%
17%
90%
92%
125
92
100
5%.
20%
261/2
873/2
♦1003/4
'
30%
15
16% Apr 26
35% Aug 25
4
32
42
36%
*76
5
22
36%
*30
Oct
108% Jan
36 %
78
No par
30
2,700
5'/2
20%
26 Va
373/4
22 3/8
30I/2
16%
Corp
9,000
15
15
5%
20 %
101%
22%
*29%
cum
63/a
35'/»
*86
53%
5
6%
*34%
151/4
5%
40 Va
52
84% Sep
37%
*1003/4
223/a
36%
"
*
38 %
100 3/4
22%
40%
4
78% May 26
*37%
•,
*
■
.-
18
63/4
34%
15
,
100%
38%101 %
17%
4,900
34%
87%
*86
873/2
*52 Va
Hollander
103
*86
53%
Holly Sugar Corp common
5% conv preferred
5
101%
1.900
273/s
21%
*
40%
12
4
26%
40%
14
12
20%
26%
*52%
27
Jan
20%
26%'
40%
8'/4 Sep
95% Jan
20%
"
53%
28% Oct
56% Jan
20 %
26%
30
22
*21T/.
271/2
6
40%
20% Sep
57
6
*52%
A
5
4
"27%
50
series
4
2
27%
5%
92%
19
31
27%
5%
*124%
Jan
Feb
27%
3,000
138 '/2
137
22
700
32
32
32%
21'/8
18
105
140
22%
5%
\
87%
*86
32 V4
♦138
22
53/4
100
Hotels
Hires
,
*37%
No par
323/s
140
*138
,
105
223/8
5%
No par
Motors
32%
32%
140
22
15%
' :
37 r-,
preferred series A
2nd pid (conv)
$4%
Hilton
Holland
Dec
58
102
280
"35%
37
Jan
33 % Jan
105 Va
Chocolate .coininon_.No par
-3 Vz%
liy4 Aug 25
5
105
53/4
25
preferred
18 % Aug
4
116% Mar 19
16
103% Oct
1
29
5
64% Jan
22
Jun
8
Sep
39% Oct
105 Va
105
15%
preferred
5
2
41% Mar 10
5
Sep
Apr
92
4,100
105 %
♦34%
23
14
17% Mar 23
Dec
78
170
19'/.
*27%
-
20%
Hoyden Chemical Corp common—1
>
?.
26%
25
25 % Jan
6
14
4
5
May 13
10% Jan
9
25
47
.Jan
68
81%
18%
5%
20%
100
common
common
Hewitt-Robins Inc
21
81%
19%
15%
Powder common
4%%
34% July 26
18% Apr
7
8% Sep
90
11
11
2
Feb
10% Dec
55
May 26
173/a
81
19
353/2
26%
100
preferred
Hersbey
16
14% Jan
91
14
5%
43% Mar 31
173/a
80%
5%
23
W)
iion-ciiin
Hercules
54"% Feb
18
19%
"
18%
15%
15
*17%
100
82
.
.
10
Hercules
Mar 16
Co
x5%
4,500
*81
*34%
6
6,500
18%
453/2
•17 5/4.
15%
-
58
18%
*44%
17%
34%
*5%
15%
:—5
Co
preferred
(G
7%
Glass
J)
(H
3.65%
30
26% Jan
2
73% Jan
Aug 19
72% Sep
15 % Jan
14
Mar 27
23% Sep
Heinz
Hehne
x34%
58
19'/4
18%
32%
27%
1
50
1
58%
82
♦138
22%
27%
45
58
1
•
■
105'/a
140
-10
~40
82 :
-
32%
32 %
♦138
22%
2
Corp
common
preferred
20% Oct 14
18
52
11
125
2
38% Jun
3
Mfg
Co
3%%
24
•
America common
preferred
93% Sep 20
6
121% Feb
9
15
Jan
Hayes
May 21
Marx
Industries Inc
HecliI,
4
37'A Aug 17
13% Mar 12
68
6
37% Sep
48% Jun
113
5
Corp
Corp of
4%%
Hayes
Hazel-Al.las
23 % Aug
26
Feb
35
Hat
100
__2.50
106 «/2
18%
106%
ilart Schaffner &
7
V 17%
17%
♦105%
Co
(M A)
,
*105
5,700
183/4
19%
2.50
9
Sep
19%
82%
preferred
Harrisburg Steel
6
40
22
19%
30'/,
1093/2
45
57%
19%
18%
6%
15
101% Oct
19
Apr
57%
19%
Co $4.25 pfd__No par
Harbison-Walk Refrac com...
15
27
89
4
91
Jan
6
57%
19%
17%
26% Oct
25
5
56%
18%
Paper
300
1041%
*108%
106%
*105
30
*103
108%
108%
106%
57%
31
104%
*103
108%
57%
82%
21% Aug 18
4
2
Oct
16
5
30%
104%
(
108%
108%
108%
*108%
100
preferred
Haminermill
30% July 12
6
V) Printing Co
Watch Co com
conv
-Haanii
9
14
25
Water
31 Va
31
103
31%
104%
♦103
No par
4%
Aug 18
141
(W
Ham 11 ton
22
33% July 23
4
15
78% Jun
*
>105 % Mar
4% July 12
8% Mar 12
23
Jan
11% Feb
14% Mar 20
12
17
13
7% May 20
36
2
21% Dec
22% Apr
Sep
20% July 30
4
102% May 11
10
31
145
15
9
July
12 % Jan
-
5
105% Feb
8
22% Sep
131
20 % Apr
13
17% Jan
63% Jan
71
8,100
33,300
Co-
dividend preferred
Jan
30
Jan
30
1,600
60 %
106% Mar 26
18% Dec 31
14"" Jan 23
2
Jan
11% Aug 2T
61% Dec
4%
60
15
2
4%
86%
Jan
29 % Feb
16.800
4%
31%
35
5
35 Va
61%
31%
'
36% Mar
15
180
34%
86%
—
Utilities
22,800
95'%
32
May
"
32% Sep
Shares
12%
*95
60%
$4.20
$4.44
12%
95%
*86%
Common
4
12%
♦95
25
Issued"
States
12%
boV2
No par
& Ohio RR com_No par
105
8
12%
95
1
Sugar
103
8
12%
1
Corp
"When
Oct. 15
95%
*95
the Week
Friday
Oct. 14
123/8
12%
Sales for
Thursday
12%
Corp
preferred
Oil
PRICES
95
3
common
100
Aircraft
SALE
Oct. 13
Oct. 12
Oct. II
HIGH
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
Par
preferred
Grumman
87% Sep
4
STOCK
Greyhound Corp (The)
4
Sep 20
39% Aug 11
11
4% Jan
4
26% Mar 29
68 % Jan
4
22% Jan
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
l£'/4J*u
NEW
Rauge Since Jan. 1
Year J1HJ3
AND
600
2%
"20-
2,700
20 3/4
2%
2%
5,500
.
3,200
I
44
48% Mar 25
40% May 25
Jan
57% July 28
52% Aug
3
4
43% Jun
9
56% Jun
14
62% Aug
12
50
July 22
51% Aug 26
42% Dec
4
40
5
50
Jan
5
48% May 21
2
35% Jun
52
Jan
7
50
16
44
May
46
Sep
49% Jun
18
Oct
11% Apr
~6
-
38 % Sep
RR Co common.No par
preferred series A
50
cum
48%
48%
48
48%
46%
47
46%
47»/2
50%
50 %
50%
50%
50%
50%
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50 '/4
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53%
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53%
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5
4.26%
cum
preferred
50
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53%
>*513/8
♦51%
53%
Oct
5
4.70%
cum
preferred
50
*53%
54%
*53 %
54%
*53%
54V4
*53%
54%
15
4.42%
cum
preferred—
50
*52%
53%
*52%
523/4
♦52%
533/4
*52%
533/4
11
15% Sep
2
_5
14%
15
14%
143/a
14%
15
14%
15
143/a.
23%
24
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23'/a
23%
3%
4
*33/4
4%
*3%
3%
413/4
42%
42%
Co
2
Jan
4
146
Oct
8
IngersotyRand common
July 29
170
Jan
26
7
28
97
Apr
7
165.
Dec 23
159
35% Sep
18% Sep
15
48
Jan
5
40% Jan
4
67 % Aug
4
Inland
15
29% Feb
25
21% Jan
11
34% Oct
6
Inspira tion Cons Copper
5
20"% Sep
1
24
15% Jan
21% Sep
15
26 % Nov
10
25% Jan
4
37 % Aug
17
Aug 13
92% Jan
14
89% Jan
6
101% Oct
14% Apr
28
13% Sep
15
19% Mar U
271
24% Sep
33'
14
148% Jun
27% Sep
1
76
Dec
27% Jan
5
7
159
6%
25
39% Jan
31
Jan
90
>2% Jan
9
7
34% Dec
28
47% Jan
5
128% Sep
9% Sep
15
15
16
50% Nov
77
■
12% Mar 18
47% jnn
.
'
1% Oct
93% J on
/
Insuranshares
Ctfs
Inc
Intercliemical
Corp
preferred
4%%
Inter lake
1
__5
100
common
Iron
No par
Int'l Business
Mach
No par
Int'l Harvester
7%
preferred
100
Int'l Hydro-Electric Sys class A__25
Int'l Minerals & Chemical com
5
Feb
Oct
140
15% Sep
9% Jan
81
Jan
v
Oct
27
1,
No par
common
,
23
3% Mav 21
'143
163%
63%
163%
143
♦162
♦ 162
163%
62%
63 Va
62 3/4
32%
323/4
32%
4%
preferred—
International
Int'l
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Nickel
-100
Mining. Corp
of Canada
Preferred
1
20%
34%.
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j
Parkers
Limited
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331/4
32%
174%
175%
34
34
36 %
35%
35%
35
35J/4
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903/4
;
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2%
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78%
49
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274
34
35
34%
34%
34%
49%
48%
49%
138%
138%
137%
13%
793/8
14
78 Va
79V4
♦IO534
107%
-
*
103% Nov
Mar 17
4% May 27
8% Sep
21
64
May 29
40 % May 27
64% Sep
21
4t
Jun
29
55
Jan
7
44% Jan
11
68'
13
International
Salt
No par
65
66%
65%
66%
68
68-.
38% Dec
24
40% Feb
3
38
Jan
11
International
Shoe
No par
42%
42%
42%
42 »/a
42
42%
42'/4
36 % Dec
30
54
Jan
37% Jan
4
42% July 23
57% Oct
1
53
35
Jan
31% Jan
29
13% Jan
4
30% Dec
21
13% Dec
31
24
10
Jun
v
26
'
1
19
'
20% Jnn
6
31% Dec
18
29% Apr
33% Jan
Oct
35% Oct
24
14
Sep
7
37% Sep
29
$4
preferred
.—No par
——
Int'l Rys of Cent Amcr com
5%
No par
preferred
100
Internationn 1 Silver common
7% preferred
52%
21%
22%
37%
37%
8
22
31
May
38
Oct
6
30% Mar 18
25
Jan
31% Sep
22
15
11
10% Jan
14
19
41 % May 21
28 %
35% Aug 25
Inter type Corp
27
Jun
16
July
Interstate
3
Sep
15
14
6% Dec
16
25
May 12
4% Feb
19
19
Jan
6
9
20% Jan
21
Feb
26
86 % Jan
8
43
Nov
*6
35% Apr 22
101
Jan
16
67% Ang 31
74% Jan
2
50% Feb
66% Dec
8
25% Mar
82
89
23
19
July
34
Apr
88% Jun
7
9
99
Jun
16
8
Aug 19
28% Aug 20
37% Oct 11
Oct
7
48% Sep
23
96
103
*28%
123/s
12%
123/8
2,600
31%
31 %
♦30%
Tii/,
31%
32 34
32%
33'/.
323/a
32%
3,000
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
2,700
14
Johns
7
71% Sep
16
Johnson
&
Jones
Lnughlin Steel
24 % Jnn
5
18
86
3
85% Jan
4
95
Sep
13
14
39% Mar 17
31 %
fl
36% Apr
13
foil
.Tun
4
27% Aug
-
3
5%
Jov
&
37
37
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31 %
29
700
>
31%
31
30%
31
27%
27%
27%
2734
27%
2734
27'A
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26%
27'A
5.100
18%
18%
17%
18%
18
18
18
13%
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18%
3,300
115%
115%
116%
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117'/2
40
Corp
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6%
26
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953/4
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37
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35
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95'/2
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94%
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47 ¥4
47 %
101%
101 %
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102%
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76%
77%
76
77 V8
67%
67%
67%
67 3
4
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26%
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101'
94
94
94
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46
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100
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,
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25%
35
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25%
25%
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116
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37
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com
116
-
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100
.-.
Johnson
preferred series A
6%
25%
37%
pfd—100
preferred
Manville
37%
1
common
78% Sep
14
'm
Co Inc
61% Mar 31
Sep
Dec
Tea
3%%
*-1,300
28%
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No par
Co
Jersey Cent Pwr & Lt 4%
Jewel
37
37%
12%
1
Sulphur
14
Sep
29% Sep
19
Co
Lake
37
2,400
1
Apr
59% May
19% Jan
82
I)
(p
373/8-^
28%
10
common
Jaeger Machine Co
Jefferson
51,600
37
50c
Light Co
Coal
preferred
Jacobs
20% -.321/4
*35
_•
363/4
Island
17% Aug 31
400
21%
373/s
"
12%
Iowa
17% Oct
353%
21
36%'
'37%
36
37%
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Elec Co.No par
$6
36%
800
2834
7
25
1,700
12%
5
Jau
52
2R%
18% Oct
120
52
28%
34% July 21
Aug 13
373s
- --52%
13
29% Aug
112
37 y4
3,400
28%
14
11
213/g
42%
12%
29% Jan
Feb
215 8
42
35
*35%
21%
42'%
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"
24% Jan
130
410
69
68
29
26% Mar 16
10
700
68
13%
31% Mar 16
109 % Dec
200
73/8
59%
28%
30% Jan
&
371/4
52%
60
52
36%
■
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7%
7%
59
9,700
106
106
106
-106
8
61 %
14,800
.
12%
15
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21%
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53
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-
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783/a •
1
Cc
22
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53
53,
38
..
410
14
78
19,600
No par
Power
15% Dec
May 12
7%
62
13%
V
600
'
3.50
Interstate Dept Stores
22% Jnn
6
73/8
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*35%
29
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7%
61%
25
9% 8ep
29% Jan
Aug 17
106 %
__25
23% Dec
14
7%
59
Telep & Teleg.Nopur
International Utilities Corp
5
$1.40 cum conv pfd
_25
International
28% Oct
Jan
*105%
.
138%
13%
78 '/4
13%
79
4l0%
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.
138%
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33
30
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300
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7.700
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-
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32 %
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33
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Paper common—7.50
1
288
34
1743/4
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16 Va
34 %
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101%
289
175%
138%
7
286%
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285
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-
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.-
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20
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165
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30
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33
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10
142
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9,300
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-
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144
143
144
325/8
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33%.
143
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145%
.
45% Dec
6
2,000
43
43%
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42 3/8
~
20
6
>49% Sep
42%
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No par
6
94.
Jan
34% Jan
55
100
,
Co
5
37% Aug 26
.130% Jan
16
Steel
Oct
176
1% Jan
2
132% Mar, J.1
4
28% Jan
2
preferred
145
36% Oct
Jan
,
May 13
No par
33% Oct
Jan
26% Mar 24
15
Jan
166% Jan
23
21% Sep
17% Aug 23
306
May 11
Rayon
4
*3%
4
'•*
6
86
14,300
i
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15% Nov
870
3%
42%
6,200
„
143/8
No par
De Mex S A—
RR
21
13% July 17
■
1
Terminal
Indianapolis Pwr & Lt
Indusfria Eleclrica
Jan
49% July
400
49
50%
Mar
Illinois
58
50%
Jan
151
*571/4
4
48%
101
56% Jan
58
50
1
23
Sep
50'/4
*573/2
No par
common
39
84
52%
483/4
58%
55
4% Aug 16
20,300
52%
49%
58%
53
24% Aug 23
1,000
50%
52%
49
58%
54% Feb
>
521/4
50
52%
49%
preferred
Illinois Power Co.
4.08%
51%
53
473/4
*573/4
4
22% May 18
2% Jun 30
Mar" 16
%
Cent
conv
8% Jan
13
*3% Dec" 30
6%
51% Jan
21
52
Illinois
6
Co
Power
May 25
52% Jun 15
54% Mar 11
48% May 19
7% Jan 27
Jan
Idaho
9434
340
46%
1,900
,«
30
1
46
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753/4
67
67
15%
76
67%
68 V4
67%
25%
26
25'/4
2 5 7/s
25'/»
94
94%
94%
95
94'/8
33'A
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33%
23%
-
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1,000
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3,700
5,300
t
33
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8,500
,
29,000
,
,
730
5,400
{.
Volume
Number 5369
180
...
The Commercial and Financial Chr&mele
(1551)
*
•
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
'
•
•
NEW
-
30% Mar 12
4
41 y8 Nov
11
Feb
5
46% Jan
2 y» Sep
9
14
32% Jan
4
13
92
Apr
28
9
100
Jan
49% July
4
2
33 y» Dec
15
12
26 y» Jun
16
Jun
10
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26 Va Jan
8% Jan
49
30
2% Oct
^
Oct
7
18
39% Aug
preferred
14
10
3.80%
-
preferred ___£
preferred
£_.
Sep
11
18
105% Dec
36% Sep
14
45 %
Aug 10
16
37
Oct
28
35 % Jan
5
45% Aug 16
21
Mar 17
18% Jan
21
Kansas
Power
12% Apr
23
22% July 30
16% Oct 15
Kayser
(Julius)
24% Sep
9
Kelsey
Hayes
92% Oct
6
102
32 y2 Jun
17
Sep 27
July 1
10
'■14% Dec
103% Aug 10
105
May 26
18
13% Sep
15
20 y8 Jun
18
16
Jan
4
5.9 %
Sep
14
82
Feb
25
64% Jan
4
37% Oct
6
60
Jan
8
39% Jan
4
Nov, 16
24
% Feb
3
20% Jan
1JL >
21
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101
ffl%
Sep 15
22 % Sep
24
Jan
78
28
3
Feb
Mar 17
22
Dec
11
95
14
41% Janv
93Jan
31% Dec
79% Jan
5
May 12
29
35% Jan,
5
Dec
8
*57 y, Feb
37% Apr
28
46% Dec
Dec
9
7
6% Feb
4
Jun
9
Dec
8
;
28% Sep
28
19% Jon
14% Dec
46
10
Dec
56
31
14
47
July 14
7% Oct
.•
25% Jun
10
14
Laclede Gas Co_u._Ji.__I
•
28
14% Jun
4
v
22% Jan
14% Jan
15
4% Jan
Aug 10
75
Oct
26% Oct
v
.
Apr
6
17% Aug
1 % Apr
15
4
9% Oct
22
13
Mar 30
.3% Jun
Lees
18
4
33% Dec
14
*16
Jan
1% Jan
36
30
Nov
7'
6 '% Jan
2
34
18% Mar 27
2
Jan
4r
15% Jan
12
Dec
29
22% Mar 17
16'% Jan
14
42% Feb
4
39%: Jan
8
7
13
8% Jan
4
10
10% Apr
39 % Dec
-
63
Dec
29
155
Jun
5
35% Sep
24
'
82
Aug
171% Nov
47%
56
6
Marie
38% Apr
■'
9
15
38% Mar
14
21% Feb
64
17
74
Feb
20% Apr
10% Sep
23
27
18
14% Mar 25
26
Sep
3
16
15
26*
116
Apr
Aug
14
10
6
5
Jan
Mar 12
28
Sep
82
Oct
Jan
11
4
28% Jan
11
23 % Jan
4
108% Jan
22% Jan
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17
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103'
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116 «/2
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.
.
99% Jun
106% Mar
v23% Dec
146% Dec
30
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30 % Aug
9
10
55
Sep
30 y2 Dec
2i
5
160% Dec
14
67% Jan
137 *
14
42% Dec
2
15
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Jun
22
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9
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22
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series
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22
12% Aug 16
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47% Oct
MacAhdrews & Forbes
Lukens Steel Co_
45
44%
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24
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22
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18,800
220
149
43%
433^
66%
673A
5,600
38%
38 3A
38%
3,300
102%
1
43 y4
67%
"
663/4
'
38%,
38%
,
67%
44%
67
•
100
isoy2!
150
67%
101%
102%
preferred
38% Mar 25
*
38%
38%
100
25 Vb
22'A
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(M) & Sons Inc com—1
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9,500
16,300
273/4
115
24%
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67%
2,800
39,600
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44
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10,500
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700
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90
43
-
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•
104%
Lonisville Gas & El Co <Ky)_Nopar
900
.
42%
102%'
preferred
22,900
823/4
105%
common.
60%
157'A
43%
104%
•
1,000
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157'A
41%
27'%
27 V4
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27 y4
115
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114%
27%
27%
*
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17
17%
47'A
10
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common
41%
42%
41%
4,400
433/4
26'/a
20%
41%
£
36,700
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6,400
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100
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1,000
6,700
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12
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157
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•
62
12 y4"
;
19%
62
12
91
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44 y4
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19%
60%
1
158 '/4
157%
158
157%
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5
90
60%
63%
63
25
com
3'/4
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20%
3 V*
-
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46,900
7,800
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100
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21%
preferred
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series
180
"
1
100
4.35%
2,700
10%
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25
B
26%
90
40
preferred:
series D
20
44%
16%
T
22%
series
.
93A
16%
1 '
24%
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r
44
31/a
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6,100
26'/a
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53
26%
67%
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26%
26'/a
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1,800
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200
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89
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68'
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84
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conv
32
323/4
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30
-
50
31 %
<
25 y+
5^"
23
102
27
45% Jan
92 ' May 25
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16
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7,300
140
.
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22%
15
48% Aug 25
78% July 28
83 y*'
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36
24,600
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11
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11
5
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Long Bell Lumber (Md) A
&opar
Long Island Lighrt.in^ Oo com
10
28
; 153% Feb
33i/a
•
142
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2
Sep
a.
4v)7/h Jan
;
103
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9
30
4,700
142
106
4%%
28% Aug 16
MarlO
30
♦32
•
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T'
35'A
^'__2.50 '
Lone Star Gas Co
24'/2 Aug 2g
4
34%
■"
.
142
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'84
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,.
23%
44%
5
Aircraft
Star
35%
i
40%
Savers Corp
Lone
•
500
34%
35i/a
39%
Loew's Inc
19
26'A
34%
40%' .J- M
3'/2% convertible preferred
Atlg 12
26%
40%
McNeill & Libby.
Lockheed
2G'A
40%
.loriel; Corp (The)
7
44%
*25"%
39%
pil Co
:J
'
Liquid Carbohic Corp com
441/4 Aug 11
19% Sep
8
49% Oct 15
88%
43%
.
40%
Lion
20
12
13% Jan
106'A Jan ' 9
May
24
26
18% Mar 25
97
25
43% Sep
,
35% Mar 26
.15% Jun
•
6
67 '
15
5
'•21% Oct
94 'At Aug 19
2
23%
87%
44%
4
1
1
22
4
18% Jan
4
34% Mar 19
15
23% Jun
103% Jun
29
23%
91
43%
■
5
47% July 30
Apr
233A
88%
!
39%
)__i_r
Ligge|,t He Myers Tobacco
7% preferred
I.ily Tulip Crtp Corp
Link tjelt Co—;
164
20% May
13
29% Nov
Jun
67% Jan
2
23%
12,200
7j200
3'/%
Libby
Life
16%
'
5
9%
Corpj;
No par
Libbey-Owehs-Fottl Glass Co_i___10
'
15%
-
26%
Letner .Stores
Aug 10
16
*27/e
5
47
•
15%
No par
pl'd
7
30'% Jan
27% Mar 27
19 % Feb
28% Sep
15% Sep
July
17
2,700
26 y*
33 '
300
21 'A
26i/4
301/2
6,200
45
21'A
92i/*..
30 *»•
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213A
44%
144
6PA
60%
1
45
21%
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Lebn; & Flnlc Products-!
,
*105% 106%
61%
,*44
15%
497/»i
x88
-
1061/4
22
.
44i/o
33
•
1063A
No par
preferred
Iehmau Corp1 (The
*142
*105%
60
105%
106%
-
36%'
36
104y8
*105%
<
-
~~
59%
261/4-
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99
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91
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105
6iy»
23%- 24
921/4V
44%
98%
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V
24
90%
.,
61
t
9»A
13'/4 Sep
142% Jun 23
4
56
Mar
6
—h__l.5
63'/4 Oct
•
36% Mar 22
10
11
1st
boncuiH'
22%
30%
26%
No par
50c .noncum 2nd
.
27
20J/o Aug
4
33% Sep
8% Jan
42% Sep
21% Oct
4
34% Jun
:
i'
$3
14%
92%
common_£____l"
Valley Coal
14%.
36%;
X72 %
& Sons Co commbn_3
tLel)igh Valley RR
Lehigh
14%
33%-
•*53
;
prefeired
■k.I
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Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co
_10
Lehigh Portland Cement
25
'
:
(James)
21%
W
15%
3.85%
«>
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22%.
83
981/4
106 y4'-
36%
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1
2
98 yV
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261%
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—
1,000
3,'200
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106%-
"
1
36%
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11%
cofnmon__
36%
22%
11%
Lee Rubber 61 Tlre^____
12
4
a
Bryant
- 4%%
preferred
Lane-Wells Co
8
4
13
20
r
5
95
May 10
10% Aug 11
45% Sep 29
27'% Jan.
6
-1% Dec
5
% Jan
Mar 24
16
Jan
7% May
23
22
.
85
9
Aug
Lane
*v30% Aug 11
7
>
6
36%
106%'
48%
'«
36%
43%: •
47 '/2
4
3,100
2%
43%
49%
pfd_75 Pesos Mex
J—i_Nopar
13,000
61%
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60%-
No par
_
391/4
60%
105
•
62-
21/4
59%
No par
'4
(The)__
Co
La Oohsolidada 6%
Lambert Co "(The)
20
56
:
(S H) Ac Co
Shares
2%
•104
451/4
'
16% Aug
9
47.% Jan
24% Sep
;
Kresge (S S) Co—.-—
98 y4
91%
•
60%
105
>
38%
1
*105%
23%
.
cofiimbn
9
22
29
Inc
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39%
2%
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147/a
29
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No par
•83
-,
:
10 v
36%
10O *,
92%
__iO 30
preferred—!
Co
the Week
Oct. 15
38%
60% ' 6iy*
''
22%
*143%
—1
1
preferredL
-
18
3>
Dec
fnior
4%
5% Feb
'5
9% Jan
9^
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.-
$5
Konnefs
12% Sep
:
3% May 27
Feb; 18
6% Dec
.
100
new
Kinney (G R) Co common
.
5
No par
Klng-Seeley Corp
Kroger
7
34
14
29
5
19% Jan
Jan
Oct
Apr
■
Friday
Oct. 14
36% 1 367/»
'
•
44
90'/'a
44%
*25%
36
2.50
(cum)
52% Aug
48% Jan
11%
23
preferred
conv
24
Feb
Jan
95
'
4%
Kress
29% Feb
Sep 21
86
15
8
21 Va Jun
Mar 12
1
No par
_•___
23
24% Mar 17
21% Nov 23
Wheel--
34% Jan
64
•
t
5
-
2%
'"36%*'
60%
431//jr
22'%
*14%
: 22%
'
8.75
County Land
51% Apr
42
.
18 Vb Mar 18
31
"18% Sep
%
25% Aug 20
2
10
*2%.
60 V%
50
:
& Co—
Co-"
Keystone Steel & Wire Co
kiinufcriy-Clark Coip com
86
Apr 13
37% July 13
97
May 20
5
preferred—
Light Co,
&
Copper
S«de« ut
Thursday
39%
39 »V-
39'/»
36%
No par
48% Aug 18
31
;.}4%
34
4
82 y2 Jan
,
Kern
-Aug 13
39
6
,* 29% Jan
5
'47%
14.7
Mar 19
31
5
31
5
Kennecott
Mov
37% Sep
24% Jan 13
4
41% May 19
28% Sep
81% Dec
Jan
4%-non-cum
-*
TOO
100
_L__1
Common
*
•'•
Oct. 13
60%- 61%
37
37%
97% 97 V*
*104
105
*105% 106%
*105y% 106
__100
preferred
_£
4.20% 1 preferred •
Kansas fcity Southern*—
9
26% Sep
100
.
cum
4.50%
>
15
jne.
15
106
9
Aug
61% Oct
38% Jan 14
,
4%
38%
2%
Kansas City Pr & Lt CO com_No par
104% Apr 15
107
Mar 13
Wednesday
Oct. 12
39%
62%
62
ISO
98 V2 Jun
16
38%-
1
(conv)
cum
Tuesday
Oct. 11
,
.
Corp
Kalamazoo Stove & Furnace
2
98% Oct
5%
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
Monday
*
Par
-
."
K
•_
100% Mar
92
-
STOCK
;s
■
•Kaiser Alum Ac' Chem
1
3% Jan
64
.*
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
I
22 Vb Nov
'
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Year1953
Lowest
■
101%
101%
20
43%
43%
4,300
10 Vb
1,500
45
1,600
M
7% Oct
41
Jun
125
Sep
23
12
Mar 20
8
45
Feb
132
17
i
15% Nov
20 VB Dec
26
9
6% Dec
29
9% Jan
Sep
32
15
15% Sep
15
Sep
133% Jan
6
14
19
u'/v
Aug 19
23
12% May 10
Mack
Jan
May
Apr
22% Jan
552
15
8
30
8'/« P'eb
4% Sep
14
8 k
27% Aug
2
90'/2 Sep
8 % Jun
30
20%
t
Jan
Wood
Workihg Co
"
1
5
(R H) Co Inc com
No par
19% ;
■*
8
12
5% May
r
9.
4
16% Jan
.
4
July
499
3% Jan
28
4%%
FVb
15
preferred series A
Squure Gardens
Magic Chef j__i.__j_£_i
20
Magma
»"••
6
25% Jan
.
6
.'Macy
'
Mutilsoh
28
17
Magn a vox
Feb
26
Mahoning Coal
S'/o Jan
4
25
i
RR Co__.
'
,
•
*
•
50
Co
Sugar
'
No par
No |>ar
Cojiper £._
_i
Co (TheK-j.
22% Sep
530
7
£__100
*129%
132%-
19 %
19%
18%
19y4'
25%
25%
25'A
25»/2'
25'
89'/a
89%
89
89
88%
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7%
7'/4
7%
7%
7%
6%
-8%
8j/2
8%
7%
8%
19'/2
25Va
25%
89'/a' 89'At'
*7%
7%
8%
87/#
48% -49
<
22%
22%
525
525
4%
1
47%
Mar
9
4
25% Jun
Jan
16
6% Sep
16% Sep
18
11
Mar
21
25
Jan
11% Jun
10
13 Vu Dec
52% Jun
15
58
80
Sep
12% Jun
%' Mar 10
22%
„
Jan
12
10% Aug 16
•281/8 Aug 16
12'% Jan
11
55
Jan
8
-
15
56
12
31% July 29
Mar Ixill
82
Jan
4
97
Sep 16
32% Aug 11
Martin
16% Jan
Sep
14
13 % Feb
16% Dec
5
2
15
16
18
Jan
25
327/s Mar 23
28
83% Jun
5
82% Jun
12
16% Jan
2
3
Aug 19
.
Jan
Jan
20
91 y» Jun
97% Mar 29
95 *
Jan
6
92% Jan
98
85'/2 Nov
24
u.<
Mar 16
Mar 12
16
Sep
15
21
45
Sep 29
52
15
Dec
21 % Mar 25
20% Sep
14
30 '/2 Feb
lo
41 '/2 Nov
27
45% Feb
29
15% Feb
47-
17
11% Dec
4
Jan
-
16
92
15
.
Feb
>5
J-m
18% July
40 va Jun
12
8
72% Dec
57% Sep
20
73 % Mar 12
75
Apr
1
r
£
Sep
54 '<*
Rep
29
14
Ma vfag
4
7
2'% OCt
11
McCaP
2
23% Oct
43 % Jan
$3
7
17
14
15 %!
24
Oct
Co
'
convertible
3
50
common—50c
preferred__100
Electric Co
3%'f.
McGratv
35% Dec
1
17
71 % Jan
12
54 'At Jan
69 y4 Oct
7
2
39 % Dec
3
37% Apr
26
43%" Jun
25'
1«% Dec
24
26 % Jan
21
18% Jan
4
24% Jun
28
14% Oct
15
tti-Gnpv
5
11 % Dec
29
14 % Jan
22
11% Feb
19
21% Sep
14
29% Dec
18
27 % Jan
4
*0
83% Oct
13
95
1
8G% Jan
4
2
28 % Mar 19
27% Feb
16
McGraw-Hill
30
14% May 22
Aug 19
50% May 21
11 % Dec
46
15% Sep
17
May
,
15
Sep
14
May
4
19 </4 Jan
25% Jan
7
5
11% Jan
.
4
Jan
4
15% Feb
18
47
17% Jnn
2g
89
Oct
27
88% Sep
92% Jun
10
111
Jan
20
98
Jan
91% Sep
21
97
Nov
13
95
Jan
25
Sep
15
31
Jan
30
26
Jan
4
22
Jun
16
31
Nov
5
21% Jan
13
80
28
Dec
29
Apr
Oct
19
l'l
4
Merritt-Chapman & Scott
36% Jun
2
Mesta
102% Oct
11
2
92
Jan
5
2
104
Jun
14
4
Jun
12
93% Jan
13
92
Jan
15
84
July
3
93 % Feb
4
89
Jan
6
common
41
9
104% Aug 18
22% Feb
Inc
28% Jen
Feb
5
Co
2
108-% May 19
99% Oct
'99% Oct
109
•
$4.25
pfd
,80 :.
18Va
18%
preferred
No par
2nd
Machine
Co—
Metropolitan Edison 3.90%
4.35A>
preferred
3.85%
preferred
3.80%
preferred
4.45%
Miami
preferred
Conner
series
series
series
series
12.50
5
34
pfd—100
100
-TOO
100
—100
5
,
8
47%
213/4
525
47%
30
43/4
4%
4%,
6y*
*6
3,400
5,200
22
525
6
6
*27%
28%
1,900
'
3,000
100
29
83%
8%
8%
9
2,400
263A
26 3/4
27
18,900
15,400
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
143/4
14%
62%
62
62
61%
62 '/a
62'/e
62%
54
54'A
54%
55
55
56
1,800
295/a
291/4
54'A
29'%
28%
29
28%
29 Vb
3,300
2,520
149,300
95%
32
31'A
17 7/a
17%
20%
20'A
227/a
23
23
34%
35
:
♦95
96
♦95%
96
*85
87
24
v
52%
21%,.22
22%
23
41%
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13%
137/a
13%
63
102
.
35'A
96%
95%
96'A
95%
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87
130
;
70
87
23%
3,500
233A
23%
52'A
52%
53
21%
21%
213A
6,600
22%
2134
22%
1,800
41%
41%
520
13%
6,900
.
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42
13%
•
42
13%
82
133/4
.
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83
101
>483
101% 102'/a
»
34%
96
351/4
22
13%
83
83
101
1,700
5,200
10,700
21%
I
223/4
23
41%
20
223A
52'A
52%
54
22'/a
•.
953A
23V2
24
22'/2
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3,200
193/4
22%
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♦85
87
23%
23
♦95i/2
96
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'
24
203/e
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•
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96
17%
35 Vs
35%
35
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f
,
303/4
17%
19%
■
95%
29%
17%
223/4
20%
22%
95%
31%
17%
,
96%
29%
17%
20'/4
'
*95'/2
32 'A
17%
800
"
•
96%
*95
95%
102
103
57%
•500
82
190
104
3,300
800
58%
58%
58%
58 'A
58 3A
573'4
573A
67%
67'A
67ya
67'A
67%
67 3/4
67%
1,100
39'/a
38%'
38%
♦383/4
39
38'%
38%
2,100
23'/2-
23%
23%
23%
23%
237/2
23%
23%
14%
13%
14
13%
38'/a
37%
38
38
•
98l/2
30 %
27%
80
11
18%
19'/a
34 y4
101% 102%.
<
108''..
99%
99'/a
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99 'V
*107% 109
30%
46%
•
460
600
10,800
38%
*106
•
.«
26%
30%
95
104
103 V2. 104
40'/2
41
23%
24Vi
Mergenthaler Linotype Co—No par
7%
4,700
;
29%
*94
104
No par
6
2
38
98%
x30'/4
26%
No par
2nd
12
May 14
32% Aug
preferred
conv
7%
67V2
14%
16%c
88%
7%
14%
59%
68 •
*23%
_3%
25%
87.3A
54
39%
23%
preferred—50
Inc
105
39% Jan
29% Mar
&
Co
7
88
14
Merck
1st
Stores
$3.50
11
18% Sep
convertible
$4
14
19
-
68
100
1
1
25
89
62%
104
,38%
No par
14
Jun
107% Feb
5%
*58%
.
25%
23,100
26%
8%
•
19
22%
♦27%
28%
8%
500
47
132%
18%
.
100
10
Cbrp common—
17
Sep
May 21
NorriS Mfg Co
Mercantile
,.
'
6 'A
26%
'«
530
4%
4%
■
.
1
V4jireferied (1st series).
Shoe Corp
Men gel Co
(The) common
-
.,
5
Co—.
941/4 Oct
95
99
Stores
,.
•
.
22
*525
28%
8%
26%
8%
26%
46'A
48%
4%
47
*131
19
22
6'/4
28%
*27%
29
18..
Ihc
106% Aug
98 'At Jan
28% Jan
4
Oct
.
«^_5'
Mines
4
4
91
Publishing
Robbins
Melville
31% Aug 19
30% Oct
&
4
86
105
Mead
A*ug 12
21% Aug 23
22
Jan 26
Corp
Mclntyre Porcupine
"McKe/son
99% Julv 28'
26% Jan
-i
„
1
Mcl^llin
60 '/a Oct
..
.
No par
No par
1
common
Stores
22
33% Jan
1
No par
No par',
preferred
$z.j0
52
.
lj.
No par
'.
Corp
26% Sep
Sep
-___i
common
preferred
McCro/y
6
104
100
;
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Cotp
McCord Corp
July 23
88% Jun
Jan
68% Jan
.10
No par
Co__T__i
Dopt Stores common
5
$3.75'preferred 1__.
No par
$3.7^ cum pl'd if>47 series_No par
$3.40 cumulative pfd--^.
No par
24
Jan
50
May
Mar 11
89
OUll
Jan
17%
«
preferred
(Glenn
M»sonitc
35% Aug 12
95
i
4'A%
com
„
5
common
Master'Electric
25% Feb
21% Nov
10
Field & Co
Maftin-Parry Corj)
29
't 33% July
*131
47%
1321/2
47%
r
530
21%
*525
6%
6%
8%
9
26%
27'/«
14%
14%
03
03
54
54'/a
x29'/2
30
*95%
96y2
20% ,31%
17%
17%
20%' 20%
22%
23
35
;35%
95%
96 " "
.95l/2
95y2
*85
87
24
24
* 52 '/4,
54
21«/2
22%
*23
23 V*
41l/s
41%
"13%
13%
*82'/2
83y2
.
4%..
*4%
6V4
*27V2
•
1
__6.25
Corp
18% Aug
22% Aug
17% Sep
127% Jun
4
47
*-
47%-
48'/a'
525
4%
6%
-
«;__5
_£
preferred X<xmv)
Marquette Cement Mfg Co
20
9
1
4'/4%
88 % Mar
8
2
Oct
No par
Corp^
Marine Midland
Aug 26
Apr
24% Jan
42
14 Vb Mar
July
MarAllion
25% Mar 19
15
Shirt
Muraculbo Oil Exploration
16 % Atlg 24
68
_I
Bros*
Manhattan
5
4
4
18% Mar 20
r75
Aug
Jan
Jan
16
10
31
7
Feb
Mandef
6% Aug 11
lfl
.
22% Sep
47
22 y8
21%
525
■
10'A
10%
10»/2
*129%
46%
'
22
10 y8
10%
10%
46%
132%
-
VJV' '
*46%
-*129ya 132>/a
^__100
prelerned
Trucks Inc
t 10%
10%
10%
5
commen__10
51% Sep
7% May 27
Mar 23
3% Dec
4
81 % Mar lfl
87% Mar 27
16
21
2
-
29
14
7% Oct
517
July
122
10
•78% Sep
:
Apr
40% July
Mar 24
10 % July 18
8
24
30%
1,100
*13%
13 »/4
13%
13'A
14%
4,000
,40 Vb
39%
40
39%
39%
7,600
97
97
97'A
96 3A
110
30%
30'A
30%
30
301/a
30%
30%
3,300
26%
27
27 «A
283/4
26%
28
27
28
8,900
80
80
85
83»/a
83'A
81%
81%
18%
18 '/a
18%
19
18'/a
18%
97%
-
*
30 Ve
97%
.
84
18%
18%
18%
.
*18
18 Va
19
95
♦94
104
104
40
40%
23%
:
40
•
23%
23%
*103%
34
101%
♦106
■:
*98%
99%
♦107%
30
101%
102
102'/a
108'/a
*106
" 108 '/a
*98%
101
-99%
109
'
30%
*98%
*107%
101
99%
-
109
30
293/4
.
I
900
34,200
*94
140
104
94'A
104
95
104
1,050
*102%
104
104
1
'
40
40
39%
393A
5,000
23%
23'A
23%
23,100
34
333/4
33%
2,000
102
34
•
18%
18%
34
.
'
34
810
18 J/8
18
*
23
*23%
34
40
104
104
*103%
104
♦103%
94'A
95
104
*94
*103'/4
96%
97 y4
102
*102 '/2
103%
430
108%
*106
107 '/a
100%
*99
*106
*98%
*90i/2
*io7y2
29 Vo
99
99%
20
99
*107%
109
~40
101
287/b
i»
109
29
29'/a
r' tnw
" (if
"«i»_
5,300
* I
i
20
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1552)
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Lowest
Highest
55% Sep
9
93%
94%
94
94%
933/4
94%
9
26% Jan
32% July
9
Middle
Utilities
Inc.
.10
31
31%
93%
30%
31
30%
31
30%
30%
7
30
40% Oct
6
Midland
common
5
39%
39%
38%
39
38%
383/4
38
Feb
9
126% Jan
21% Jan
,
Feb
19 % Jan
2
30
60% Dec
3
11
Jan
19% Jan
8% Jan
18
243/4 Aug
5
4
37% Oct
7
15
15
22
Dec
31
13
Jan
5
15% Mar 25
13
15% Sep
11
20% Mar 23
16% Jan
Mar 17
61
58% Jan
6
23
40
33% Dec
17
19% May
;Jan
13%
13%
12%
13%
13
13%
13%
13
92
90%
90%
13%
89%
90%
88%
90
87%
88
72%
70%
70%
70%
71%
70
71
69
70
7%
9
17
^Missouri Pac RR 5%
Monarch
Morrell
(John)
1
24
37
4
43
Oct
74
Sep
99% Jan
2
28
30
8
9
Jan
8
16% Sep
22
21'A Mar
19'A Sep
15
25% Mar 20
34
Sep
14
38
30% Jan
158% Jun
24
174% Dec
14
Sep 14
51'A July 22
13% Feb
20
11
00Dec
24
18
57% Jan
Mar 19
Oct
Apr
21
15% May 5
92
Aug 16
Jan
223/4
22%
22%
36
35%
36
35%
353/4
35%
35%
37
36%
36%
36
36%
35%
353/4
No par
74%
75%
74
75
73%
74%
71%
73%
71%
72
12
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
1,800
5,300
21%
26%
4,800
26%
263/4
263/4
26%
26%
26%
28
28%
28
28%
283/4
28%
27%
28 Vb
27%
27%
23%
23%
6,400
23%
23%
23
23%
23
23%
223/4
23%
4,300
16%
National
Aviation
Biscuit Co
17%"
3,600
46%
46%
46%
2,100
108%
►108%
108%
130
26%
27%
26%
27%
27%
26%
27
26%
26%
53%
54
54
9,700
54
*53
55
•52%
54
•52
54
43
43
43
*42%
423/4
423/4
423/4
*42%
42%
19% Mar 27
17% Feb
18
41% Aug 17
National
15% Jan
8
37% Aug 30
12% Jan
4
23% Jan
6
99% Jan
3
132
Apr
7
Feb
31
38
Jan
4
172
Jan
Nov
4
141% Jan
9% Dec
20
31
15
55% Aug
180% May
38% Dec
173% Nov
9
20'A Dec
1043/4 Sep
6
29% Apr, 24
155% Jun
93 % Jan
146
8% Feb
37% Mar 19
20
32% Jan
154
Sep
15
21
6
26% Jan
14
52% Jan
5
46
25'A Oct
26
30% Jan
12
263/4 Jan
22% Sep
8(5'A Sep
21
31% Jan
5
2 4% Jan
38% Sep
25
91
24% Jan
6
104% Jan
21
4 % Jan
2
10
Sep
14
4
% Dec
28
10% Jun
10
13% Jan
105
Jan
31 % Jun
12% Jan
114
142
4% Jan
26
11 % Jnn
8
14
Jan
Mar 25
105
Jan
38
18
Feb
6
31% Mar
39
93 % Apr
30
2
86
114% Mar 30
133/4 Jan
332 Sep
Jun
92% Jan
30
Feb
11
40% Jan
6
14
94
33
13
Apr
30
37% Aug 31
10% Sep 15
56
64
72% Mar 23
67% Jan
8
34
25% Jan
4
77% Sep
41% Sep
21% Aug
Dec
Jan
20
16% Jan
30
29
12
63% Oct
8
173/4 Aug 25
May 11
17
23% Mar 17
18% Jan
4
18% Dec
29
25'A Jan
18% Jan
11
32% Apr
106% Jan
21
39% Oct
112% Sep
27% Oct
30
30
Sep
14
48% Jan
5
101% Jun
10
109'A Mar
9
14 %
May
59% Oct
80
1
17% July 13
70
13
Sep 11
May 5
15% Mar
63
Jan
20
9
Feb
26
18
22
5
51
Jan
22
91
Jun
7
28 % Feb
2
27% Jan
4
10
82% Jan
25
75
Apr
28
80% Nov
78
Jun
22
87
% Jan
8
87
Jun
29
94% Nov
13
16
Sep
86
Jan
12,000
12%
123/4
12%
12%
13,600
23%
24
23"%
24
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20
20%
20
20
38%
38%
37 vb
38%
383/8
38%
38%
38%
37%
38%
10,800
5
14%
15
14%
14%
*14%
143/4
143%
14%
14
14%
2,600
5
20%
20%
20%
20%
203/8
21
20%
20"%
20%
20 %
51,900
97%
97%
97%
97%
97%
97 %
*97%
98%
97%
97%
900
35
35%
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
14,000
104%
•103%
104%
*103%
104'/a
1033/4
103%
*103%
104%
100
•103%
52
6
152%
153%
153%
1533/4
34
51%
14,200
31%
2,900
conv
Co
100
preferred.
National
Theatres
Vulcanized
Inc..
34%
34%
*33%
513/4
51 %
51%
50%
52
31%
31%
313/8
31%
31 Va
313/4
35%
35%
35
35%
34%
35%
34%
35
34%
34%
99%
*99
99%
99
99
,
*98%
99%
98%
99%
100
34%
343/8
35%'
343/4
35
343/4
34%
10,200
139%
200
9%
24,400
*99
33%
33%
*134
33%
•134
138
139
139
139
*136
139%
.31%
I *136
9%
9%
9%
93/8
9
9 Vb
9
11%
11%
11%
11
11%
11
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
1
12%
12%
12%
123/4
*12%
123/4
12%
12%
12%
12%
5,800
14
14
14
14
14
1,000
Corp
l
•14
100
X105
Newberry Co (J J) common—No par
3%% preferred
100
New
England Electric System
Rights
New Jersey Pr & Lt Co 4%
Newmont Mining Corp
Newport Industries
14%
14
106%
*105
106%
•105
106%
*105
35%
*34%
35%
35
35
35
35%
*93%
943%
94%
95
943/4
943/4
95
11
16
10
100
63
62%
1
15%
Vb
3*2
16
33>
♦95%
61%
15%
%
100
62%
61 y.
16
16
16
16
78
15%
•76
16%
3*2
*95%
•76
78
•76
16
16%
r%
32
59%
623/8
16%
100
61
16
*76
78
20
35%
500
15%
16%
59%
5,000
16
15%
•76
4,700
78
39
39%
38%
19%
20%
19%
19%
19%
19 y#
6,400
19%
19
19%
183/4
19%
IS3/*
19%
62,500
39%
23,600
6
13
Brake
ft
No par
New York Chic & St Lonls Co—
Common
6%
38%
14
38%
38%
111%
111%
111%
26%
27%
26%
27
263/B
263/4
85
87
87
92
95
95
City Omnibus CorpNo par
New York Dock common
$5
38%
111%
preferred series
New York
non-cum
No par
preferred.
No par
*94%
39%
112
383/4
39%
112
♦111%
26 3/a
♦92
39%
39%
112
38
38%
38%
98
112
600
26%
27
7,500
98
140
*92
97
97
97
*97
-103
*97
103
*94
100
475
►402
473
*402
455
*402
473
410
410
Co_.
.50
*400
N Y New Haven
Hartford Co-100
28
28%
27%
28
27 3/8
273/4
27%
273/4
27%
27%
4,200
62
62%
62%
63
X61%
61%
61%
613/8
61 %
61%
5,300
19
17,200
Preferred
New
York
5%
&
series A
100
Shipbuilding Corp
l
19%
18%
19
183/4
19
18%
19
18%
19%
No par
X41%
41%
41%
41%
41%
41%
40%
413/4
41
41%
$3.75 preferred
100
Niagara Mhk Pwr Corp com.No par
3.40% preferred
100
97%
97%
*96%
97%
97%
97%
97%
97%
96%
96%
31
31%
30%
31%
30%
30%
29%
30%
29%
30
87
•86
92
92
•86
91%
87
*86
*86
87
87
*86
29
3.60%
preferred
90%
90%
Oct
5
3.90%
preferred
100
100%
100%
*99%
101
993/4
993/4
*99%
101
V
100%
iooy4
24
4.10%
preferred
-100
*103%
104%
104
104
*103%
1033/4
103%
103%
•102%
104 Vb
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
233/a
23%
23%
23
23
42%
43%
42%
42%
42%
423/4
42%
42%
42%
42%
24% Jan
46% Jan
107% Nov
6
2
11% Jun
16
78
24
87
19
101
84
15
53% July
10O
133/4 Jan
Mar 19
Jan
';
13
24% Jan
13
18% Sep
18
25 % Apr
9
39% Feb
Jan
4
99:
Jan
12
100% July 7
16% Jan 11
7% Jan 11
18% Mar 17
"14% Jan
30
4
85;
9-
29
12
14% Jan
•
19% Mar
11
9
2
38% Jan
4
Jan
2
102% Jan
4
93 % Jan
27
92% Jan
8
106% Feb 25
106% Jan
6
106
May 18
97% Jun
12
104% Dec
9
104% Jun
49% Jun
18
10
57% Aug
6
23% Jun
54% Jan
4
10
16% Sep
1
-
28
Mar 23
26% Jan
110% Jan
For footnotes
see
4
18% Jan
20
21% Jun
19% Dec 24
42% Dec
89
9
lb
Feb
64% Mar
25
North American Co
North
American
Northern
9
-
23
Corp
1
Central Ry Co.
5%%
95
Pacific
Ry
No par
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
44%
45%
44%
44%
44
44%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
133^
85%
85%
42%
43%
42%
42%
41 %
42%
108% 408%
108%
108%
108%
108%
56%
57%
563/4
57%
57%
58%
*85 vb
86
85
25%
16,100
42%
43%
34,900
13
13%
13%
13%
1,700
140
85
85%
42
"(
130
57%
56%
57%
29,000
16%
15%
15»/.
15%
153/4
15%
15%
series
..100
>100%
101%
*100%
101%
►100%
101%
*101
47%
45%
46%
45%
45%
45
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
19%
19%
193/4
19%
19%
-2.50
29%
29%
29%
30
293/4
29%
293/4
12
•
43%
43%
110
preferred
100
Co-Tr-_
98%
42%
•108
*97%
43%
423/4
108%
108
98%
*98
7.50
-30
42
98%
43
108
43%
108
108
*98
98%
15%
•101
;
44%
*
45%
11%
'
11%
xl9
29%
41%
*107
98%
120
;
400
101%
10,900
,
.7,400
19%
/
2,600
31%
'
8.300
42 3%
12.500
108
180
98%
110
►109%
110
♦109%
110
*109
*107%
109
►107%
109
*107%
109
•107
108%
66%
31%
65%
66
65%
313/4
32
20
110
109
►107%
9,900
.
91V*
102
•109%
66%
32
65%
31%
•19%
Gas
45%
15%
91%
102
110
31%
com.
preferred
Natural
108%
66%
]
Oklahoma Gas si Elec Co
4%
102
19%
100
Oklahoma
15%
92
102%
19%
4.44%
20% Aug
2
23% May 24
102%
11%
•
*97%
Oil
*91%
19%
108
Ohio
92
11%
4.56%
May 7
32% July 20
*91%
46
100
108% Aug 30
92
_i
:
lOO
29
*91%
10
common
preferred
preferred
preferred
3.90%
69
92
25
Inc.
Ohio Edison Co common
4.40%
13,700
56%
102%
6
42
108%
►101%
preferred
Norwich Pharmacal Co.
44% Aug 16
109% Sep 27
85
41
108%
102 v*
4.6%
15
84%
108%
102%
Inc
42%
*108%
102%
Airlines
85
,
.
(Minn)—
jj
Aircraft
26%
25%
91%
Northrop
30
10,100
44%
>101%
Northwest
24
*26
90
1,600
25%
.100
preferred
26%
1,100
43%
..100
4.08%
91
25%
,
series.
Sep
19%
*19%
19%
•19%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
66%
64%
50
65%
31%
31%
30%
31%
193/4
19%
*19%
•19%
;19%
22
21%
21%
21%
8,800
21%
4,200
-
,
200
3,700
dOlin Mathieson Chemical
Corp—
Feb
16
51% Oct
13
5
104
Jan
5
115% Oct
15
24,
*26
26%
25%
...
series
July 29
38
page
*26
91
preferred
12 %
30
,
26%
91
preferred
21
110% Jan
*26
91
$4.10
50% Aug 19
Aug
26%
91%
$3.60
2
101% Aug 18
99
.10
.100
Common
Mar 25
31% Oct
-50
preferred
Northern
4
16% Aug 25
103% Apr
1
Northern Natural Gas Co.
29
*26
lo
Aviation
Northeast Capital
Mar 23
45% Sep
111
•5
Adjustment preferred
19
23
Ry common—25
Northern States Pwr Co.
•8 % Dec
12
8
2
Sep
16% Aug
■
16
16% Dec
10
4
49
38
Apr
6
1073/4 Mar 31
5
14% Dec
12
Jun
Aug 17
26% Apr
26 Vb Sep
4
Jan
•
81
4
Jan
14
Jan
8% Jan
8
16
14
210
:
16,700
87
Sep
20
24
4,900
"
101
20
Sep
10
Corp—
Common
104
23% Mar 24
Jan
100
N Y & Harlem RR
7
22% Dec 21
Jan
3,800
♦111%
27%
25
19
15
37,200
393,900
100
59
16%
120
—
*95%
78
7,100
96
3*1
*95%
100
3,200
106%
*34%
94%
15%
100
14%
35%
•95%
common
*14
•92%
1
4%% preferred
9%
11
•105
105
100
pfd
9%
11
Jan
15
87
6,700
11%
' Jun
Jun
Sep 14
July 0
500
1
4%% preferred
■
34%
51%
31%
1
Neisner Bros Inc common
•
♦33%
52%
No par
Fibre Co
Natomas Co
Nehi
34%
31
5
common
National
34%
.
39%
Mar 24
93% Sep
150
50%
16
Jan
-
52
10
Co
92
15% Sep
30
153
34
Ref
Norfolk <fc Western
98% Jun
153
34%
Corp
Corp
45
34% Aug 28
*152%
No par
Shares
4
100
153
*152%
1,100
39% Jan
Jun
120
4,300
30
83
178%
11 %
53% Jan
94% Jun
178%
22%
26
34% Jun
12,000
1783/4
51
11%
22% Jun
12% Jun
51%
1783/4
"
52
22%
39% Dec 23
Apr
89% Jun
50%
180
513/8
11%
Corp
Nopco Chemical Co
52
51%
•178
22%
24% Aug 20
34% Sep
103% Oct
52%
179 %
11
6
8
152%
51%
179%
180
22%
17% Jan
12
3,800
11
26
83
53%
•179%
.....
100
fs
2,700
20%
5
.100
20% Jan
19
17%
20%
32% July 30
5
18
12%
23%
19%
'
87
17%
123/4
23%
22%
Aug 20
97% Oct
17%
12%
24
20%
2
92
4,400
12%
100
N Y State Electric si Gas
10
87%
39%
14% Apr
24% Jun
173/4
86%
19%
67% Sep
8
25% Aug 12
44
17%
89
20%
33% Aug 11
35% Apr 28
17%
510
7,000
87%
40%.
7
37% Mar 23
89%
19%
Mar 23
31% Sep 21
80% Jun 11
•88%
13%
39%
Apr
:
89 %
17%
12%
11
12
65% Feb
*88%
17%
13%
20
28
29
89%
17%
13
Air
Oct
49% Dec
89
I:
Central
Jun
Apr
13 %
York
97
348
12%
York
515
8
12%
New
6
9
Feb
12%
New
14
Feb
Jan
34
12%
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock—_1
85% Jan
92
520
16
Oct
178%
5
20
95
178
15
Jan
19% Jnn
400
26
179%
22%
23
Jan
*1783/4
179
10%
14
6
30
8
178 3/4
179
22"%
8
23% Sep
17% Sep
7,900
178%
179
10%
4.20%
2
Oct
4,200
41%
22%
National Tea
July 22
100
33%
41
10%
25
May 11
16% July 22
4,500
32%
41 %
23%
No par
National Supply (The) Pa com
L10
4%% preferred
100
8
97
Jan
16
33%
41%
16 *
22%
National Sugar
Mar 29
Feb
15%
32%
41%
10%
15
15% Aug
16
32%
41%
13
preferred R
National Steel
8% July 20
106
15%
32%
22%
4
13
15%
32%
41%
23%
Prod common
Service
16%
32%
41%
1
9
Aug
15%
32%
42
No par
10
10% Sep
11% Apr
6% Feb
10% Jan
6
Sep
24
303/s July 30
Jan
16% Apr
9
100
Jan
28 % Jan
12
106
11
85
90
13% Feb
5
12% Jun
24
7% Mar
27
85'A Jun
Nov
29% May 20
116% May 20
7% Apr
1
16%
170
National
56% July 22
313/4 Oct 14
36% Sep
11
Jan
21,200
Natl Malleable & Steel Cast
May 24
25% Sep
40% Sep
17%
12%
Co common
National Linen
3,100
17%
23%
preferred A
6%
29
25
Lead
7%
5
463/4
17%
12%
Gypsum Co common
1
preferred
No par
National
4
83%
46%
173%
1
pfd series of 1951
$4.50
28
11% Oct
18
July 30
4%%
National
83%
47 VB
18
100
National Distillers
5
84%
46%
17%
1
27
1
83%
47
18
—25
common
conv
15% Sep
23
Nov
Inc.
Co
84%
46 %
85%
46%
179
1
Dairy Products new
National Department Stores
96
15
Lines
86
46%
15%
No par
Register-
Sep 21
37% Aug
200
86
41%
10
Dec
21% Sep
•
17%
*32%
100
12
98 y2 Oct
300
47%
1
preferred A
National Can- Corp
15
20 >/4 Jan
86%
5
preferred
National Cylinder Gas Co
16% May
*42%
27
18
10
Fibres Ine
common
National Container
87 % Jan
17
46%
108%
Corp
2
21% July 27
5
17%
46%
108 3/a
17%
14% Aug 10
22% May 26
163/4
46%
108 %
*86
19% Aug 30
1
16%
46%
108%
10
50
7%
City
16%
46%
108%
47
46%
National
$1.25
16%
1,900
108%
47
Acme Co
Cash
16%
26%
108%
1
Nashville Chatt & St
National Airlines
National Automotive
National
16%
26%
100
-No par
(F E) & Bros.
26% Aug
29
8,200
4,600
14%
8
Dec
7,600
61,100
443/4
4
17% Sep
85% Dec
6,200
21%
21
16% Sep 22
<
14%
15% Apr
84
>
43%
3
193/4 Jan
29
600
1,800
18,200
23
35%
36
Corp_
10% Jan
2
23%
36
Corp
20% Dec
15
23%
No par
Aug 31
Sep
1,400
37%
Lines
National
9
5,100
15 %
35%
1
18% Aug 18
11% Jan
5
19
48%
22%
37
No par
(Hie)
Inc
National
11
43% Aug 17
180
47%
22%
•15%
14%
Myers
19% Aug 26
34% Aug 11
172% Jan
Co
4% preferred
92% July 27
49% Aug 16
74% Mar 29
36% Mar 25
15% Jan
Jan
;
12% May 7
13% May 11
20% Jan
,
15
Murphy Co (GC) common
4%% preferred
Murray Corp of America com
6
2
22%
15
Mfg Corp
Munsingwear Inc.
2
2
13% Jan
48%
22%
15
Mullins
15
Feb
10
47%
22
15
Mueller Brass Co
283/4 Mar 24
8
6
48%
22
22%
22
18
47%
15%
443/8
Sep
14
48%
22%
15
14%
31
Oct
47%
22
15%
21%
1
11% Sep
48%
22
5,500
43%
28
51
-8,900
223/a
19% Jan
54% Oct
73
44%
23
4
72%
73%-
22%
26% Mar 13
42% Jan
72%
44
27% Mar 10
25
74%
22%
27% Jan
Feb
6,200
73%
44%
15
50
8
73%
22
14
11
45
7%
73%
75%
44
18
18% Jan
20%
44%
7%
44"%
21% Sep
20
20%
45%
7%
*21%
Wheel
24% Feb
21%
45%
73/4
21%
Products
Motor
16'A Sep 15
42'A Aug 20
35% Dec 29
20%
45 5/a
73/4
44%
Motor
18% Sep
213/a
45%
7%
26%
Motorola
1
47% Feb
203/4
45%
-5
5
2
Oct
111% Sep
27% Sep
20%
7%
.10
45% Oct
7
20%
45%
8
22
si Co
28
9
21
46%
23%
23% Aug
29
20%
22%
4
Jun
45,500
600
45%
23%
23
13% Jan
32,900
22%
23%
16% Jun
39% Jun
5,200
35%
47%
Co
30% Jan
106
22%
35%
♦22
Montana-Dakota Utilities Co———5
3
6
6
22%
36
90%
34% Mar 18
3
22%
35%
89%
43% Jan
May 19
22%
36%
91%
31
Jan
23
22%
36
90%
29
50
23
22%
36%
913/b
Moore-McCormack
14 Vb
22%
22%
36%
21%
90
16% Aug 23
15% Aug 20
110% Mar
21%
22%
37%
90%
29
5
20%
22%
36
88%
Dec
31
20%
22%
91%
21% Dec
Dec
180
24
4
Apr
21,300
74%
24
11% Mar 24
21% Mar
13%
74%
24%
12% Jan
0
13
75%
24%
16
18% Apr
15% Apr
13%
•74%
24%
15
15
15
.
12%
74%
•15%
Montgomery Ward & Co
56
13%
74%
243/e
80% Aug 23
65% Mar 19
12%
73%
25
4
18
12%
73%
24%
Jan
53% Sep
11% Sep
180
12%
73%
25%
Monterey Oil
19
11
103%
25
Montana Pbwer Co
31 % Feb
28% Mar 11
103
90%
38% July 26
31% Jan
40% Dec
3,500
5,800
103%
5
49 V* Jun
32% Mar 26
17
103%
4,400
%
12%
•20%
No par
1
4
10
29'A Nov
103 %
pftL.100
Tool
Chemical
4
Jan
25% Jun
*103
20
1.25
conv
97% May 12
25% Sep 14
79% Mar 29
20
103%
12%
73%
—
Machine
•103
13
73
100
Mohawk Carpet Mills
Mojud Co Inc
103%
7%
preferred series A
16
•103
No par
RR com
Monsanto
15
Jan
No par
& Mfg common
64% Feb
17% Aug 27
27% Aug 16
170
700
5,000
71%
Min
24% Feb
4
5
»Mar 81
Sep
17% Sep
43
23
8
Feb
27% Jan
57% Sep
33% Sep
12
27%
22%
79% Sep
15% July 19
37
104 'A May 18
27%
22%
Missouri-Kan-Tex
23% Mar 25
Sep
27%
223/4
134%
91
Minn St Paul & S S Marie
14
4iy« Mar 17
21
133%
27%
23 3/8
8
Oct
21
34% Mar 25
10% Sep
29% Dec
134%
28%
23
7
23'
22
21% Dec
14
1333/4
28%
23%
5
19% May 26
21
26% Jan
95% Jan
133%
28%
23%
Minn
22
18
79
134%
*28%
Sep
Apr
133%
134%
29
23%
22% Oct
9
78
2,700
Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg
14% Aug 18
29
12
37%
133
10
71% Jan
18,100
373%
28%
40% Aug
5
30%
38%
23%
4
9% Jan
Jan
7,400
30
10
Ry
4
23
88
6% Mar 12
133
Shares
94%
No par
100
Corp
Lou
& St
Jan
May
15% Sep 14
34'A Jun 10
,
Oil
Minneap
4 % Jan
102
1
70 % Aug
Prod
1st preferred
Midwest
5
74% Sep 22
105% Aug
5
13% Oct 13
5
4
31
Steel
1-50
No par
$4 preferred
No par
Minneapolis-Moline Co common—1
$5.50 1st preferred
100
$1.50 2nd conv preferred
M
Minnesota Power & Light—No par
Mission
Corp
1
Mission Development Co
5
Mississippi River Fuel Corp
10
19% Nov 17
Dec
27
Aug
99% Jun
11
26
67
24% Oct
4
8%
24
25
4
Jan
55% Jan
29
104
Feb
29% Sep
136
21
South
the Week
Oct. 15
94%
68% Nov
18% Nov
Friday
Oct. 14
93%
139
8% Dec 29
.
-Sales far
Thursday
-10
0
Oct
PRICES
Petroleum.
27
69
SALE
Oct. 13
Mid-Continent
"5% DecTl
94% Jan
HIGH
Wednesday
96% Sep 24
53'A Feb
Apr
AND
Oct. 12
65% Jan
20% Jun
42
Tuesday
Oct. II
24% Mar 20
7
21 % Oct
Monday
Par
46% Jan
14
125% Oct
STOCK
27% Mar
9
2 9'A Dec
YORK
CootlBBOtf—P«|8 I
LOW
EXCHANGE
Highest
Monday, October 18, 1954
..
31
66% Dec
22
22a/4«Jun
NEW
Range 8inee Jan. 1
Year 1953
Lowest
.
,
Common^
Conv preference
5
1951
series
100
50
114 %
"
503/4
115
49%
114
50
49%
114
114%
51%
115
t
50
*113%
51 Va
115
49%
50%
114%
11£ %
t
43,600
1,300
<
t
Number 5369
Volume 180
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(1553)
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Lowest
Highest
8% Dec
15
14% Feb
8
23
95% Jan
9
4
15% Dec
28
14% Jan 26
29
87% Aug 31
46% Dec
21
44% Jan
62
July
Oliver
% Oct 11
9% Mar
6% Jan
23
84
Jan
15
13% Aug 10
4
92% Oct
11
Corp
4%%
Otis
7
Marine
29
29%
29%
57%
58 Va
58
58 Va
27
27
26%
27%
84
84%
16
16
16
81
Mar 12
77% Jan 12
94 % July
18
18
Dec
11
14% Jan 20
22% Aug 13
Pabco
Oct 28
88
Mar 10
82
94
preferred
Pacific Amer Fisheries Inc
13% Mar 11
50
Jan
48
1
7
73% Mar 26
57
67% Mar
44% May 17
2
May 17
55
25% Jun
18
30% Feb 28
28% Jan
4
84% Jun
10
40
Mar 17
39 Vs Jan
4
92% Not
2
33% Feb
15
23
31
22
139% Jun
25
142% Jan
15
8% Jan
28
8% Apr
64% Oet
91
Pacific
4
150 % Oct
15
6% Oct
5
Feb
9
9% Jan
69% Jan
84% Apr
19
97% Jan
103 % Sep
7
8% Apr
14
98% Dec
May 13
15
10
30
6
16
Jan
24% Sep
15
Dec
30
84% Jan
7
21% May
37
30% Jun
10
44% Jan
7
30% Jun 22
37% Jan
23
26% Jan
Pan Amer
Sep 27
2
30% Mar 27
5% Sep
Apr
5
4
8% Jan
4%
35% Aug 19
Paramount
Park
July 30
16
29% Jan
30
35% Jan
15
45% Aug 19
6% Sep
15
8% Jan
8
6% Feb
17
liy4S^p
7
4% Sep 21
2% Dec 22
8% Apr
9
3% Mar 12
7% Feb
23
6
Jan
8
2% Apr 26
4% July
18
Jan
7
10% May 11
12% Jan
88% Dec
11
35
44% Aug 11
38% Oct
8
10% Oct
20
5
Jan
32
27% Sep 15
20% Nov
2
3
Dec
81% Dec
Feb
10
25% Jun
29% Jan
39% Mar 19
80% Sep
14
27
Jun
10
41% Dec
Jun
2
107% Feb
30% Jun
10
29
23% Jan
47
107
35% Jan
4
10fl% Fob
1«
104
52% Jan
5
29
10
15
14% Apr 23
11
Sep 15
Sep 14
32% May 27
148% Mar 16
Sep
28% Sep
127
28
18% Jan
15
38% Aug 21
99
Dec
48
OA
31
22
33
Dec
105
Jan
19% Mar 25
July 28
18
9
108
26 y4
34% Oct
20
30% Jun
100% Jun
Aug 19
4%%
Sep 24
Petroleum
Pfelffer Brewing Co
11
Pfizer
Feb
112% Mar 30
29% Sep
21
43% Feb
5
30% Jan
4
44% Sep
28% Jun
16
22% Jan
19
32% Jan
4
20% Jun
24
23% Jan
11
25% Mar 17
Jun
1
111
Jan
0
Jun
24
99
Jan
2
86% Jun
104
10
July
8% Sep
7
21
106
94
11
107 y2
Sep
11
110
8
7% May
28
Feb
17
83
Jan
7
95
2
44% Jan
41% Dec
29
56
Mar 13
88% Dec
29
101
87
Dec
30
98% Jan
18% Jan
27
29
Dec
30
SB
19
Jan
6
106% May 22
18% Dec 29
77
24
Dec
Jan
Dec
98
Jan
34% July
23
83
19
2
100
21
29% Jan
6
Phoenix
5
69% Feb
27
11
Pltney-Bowes
3
22% Mar
77% Jan
11% Jan
July
1
160
Apr
Sep
8
169
Mar
Jun
9
62% Sep
15
31
9% Feb
26
6% Jan
4
21% Jan
5
12% Jan
4
7% Aug
21% Oct
11
73% Feb 27
60% Jan
4
76
Oct
11
Mar 20
62% Jan
11
78% Oct
11
17% Sep
15
146
Jan
9
18
Sep
14
S6
14
Sep
25% Mar 18
150
Apr
81% Jan
98
19% Jan
5
Jun
3
18% Jan
27
8
146
2
July 30
89% Jan
10% Feb
1
12% Jan
23% Sep 14
20% Dec 23
34% Apr
46% Feb
2
24
Jan
3
22
May
13
8
17% Jan
29
14% Jan
19% Mar 23
16% Jan
16
Jun
7% Sep
24% Jan
•9% July
15
8
1
11% May
7% May
7
34f
May 7
71% Dec 16
15% Jan
May
68
89
Feb
11% Aug
43% Aug
357/e Jan
7
29% Jun
18
37% Dec 29
78
Jun
23
84% Nov
B
82% Jan
Jun
8
26
B
25% Jan
4
Jun
25% Oct
15
4
42% Sep
Jim
97% Jun
2
103% Apr
104
July 20
4
57% Sep
14
4
65 % Sep
109% Mar
4
107
Sep-
7
110% Jan
28
Jan
143
Jan
4
5
33% July 18
155% Apr 21
25% Sep 22
2
21% Jan 15
Nor
18
39% Jan
22% Jan
11
88
Jun
18
79
78
Jan
4
2% Oct
15
8% Sep
15
Jan
4% Jan
2% Jan
5% Dec
4% Mar
-
Feb
28
96
88% Dec
30
47% Mar 25
86
For
footnotes
see
Nov
page
90% Jan
24.
37
Jan
5%
5%
5%
5%
6
5%
35 Va
34%
34%
34%
35%
35
Aug 12
85% Oct
8
28
<
4
July
9% Sep
1
12
7
,
6
15
99% Mar 29
45% Apr
27
14%
15
71%
72%
103 Va
7%
9Va
*9
15%
15
15%
70%
71%
102%
1023/4
1021/4
102%
170
7%
7%
7%
73/a
7%
24.400
34%
8,800
32
32 %
31%
31%
33
33%
33
33 Va
33
33 Va
32%
33%
32%
42%
42
42%
42
42
41%
413/4
♦40 V4
10
10
10
9%
-:<v
34
32
7,100
32
900
33
10,100
41%
800
9%
97/a
9%
*9%
9%
2,400
4Va
4
4 Va
4%
4%
4
4
4
4
3%
3%
3%
3%
33/4
3%
33/4
3%
1,600
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
♦12%
12%
11%
12%
43 %
44
43%
43%
43%
44
43%
43%
38 %
38%
38%
38%
38%
38 %
38%
38%
*24%
9%
4
2,800
900
44
44
1,500
37%
/
373/4
1,400
25%
*24%
25%
'24%
25%
*24%
25%
*24%
25%
28 %
28%
*27%
28 Va
*27%
28
%
*27%
28%
*27 %
28%
'28%
28%
*28%
28%
'28%
28%
28%
29
*28
85 %
86%
85 %
861/4
85
85%
84%
85%
84%
85%
5,300
52%
53%
52 Va
53Va
53%
54%
543/4
57 %
57%
59%
13,800
443/4
443/4
♦105%
106%
*105%
106%
*105%
106%
44%
43%
44%
433/4
44%
43%
,
44%
44
45
*44
'105%
106%
♦105%
106%
,
*44
44
44
44
♦43
44
'
60
90
29
300
r
,
44
9,000
109%
400
109%
107 Va
108
109 %
109%
109%
103%
109%
109%
1093/4
107
107%
*107
108%
*107%
108 %
*107%
108%
17
17%
17
17%
17%
17%
16%
17 %
16%
17 %
46,200
45%
45%
45%
451/4
45%
45%
45%
46
45%
45%
3,000
20%
21%
20%
20%
20%
39,400
34%
34%
109 %
v
*34
*46
48
59
*57%
108
*106%
25%
26
25%
107%
107
700
343/a
1,200
159
48
13%
37,100
800
57
108
2,606
25%
9%
8,300
33 v4
343/4
22,200
107'/a
9Va
Va'
43%
44
43
43%
43%
44%
42%
43%
42
43
38 Va
38%
38
38
38
38%
37%
38 %
37%
720
38
26
113
113
112%
102 %
102
102
*101%
102
108
107
107
*107
107%
109
*108
109
*108
109
26
*107
108
♦107
108
*108
109
*108
109
♦108
10 Va
10%
95
39%
10 %
33%
95
39%
37
26
1,500
70
112%
200
20
5
10%
10Va
10%
10%
8,500
33 V8
33%
33 Va
333/4
94
94
94
94
95
95
39
37%
38
37 Va
37%
36%
37 Va
24,300
92%
*91
*86%
91
91
91
91%
91%
300
*85
87%
33%
33%
*86%
87%
34 Va
88
36
36
38
,
10 Va
10%
10 Va
33%
37%
88%
*87
.
,
95
33 Va
*94
93
*91
Va
26
113%
*101%
*107
33 Va
26
26 Va
*112%
26%
*101%
101%
8,000
102'/a
113
113%
101%
22,000
,
113
*26
26
26
*113
100
100
100
100
1
3
100
30
107 Va
9%
33%
32%
107
1073/4
25 %
25%
9 Va
9%
107 Va
107 Va
57
*106%
108
25
33 %
33
33%
33
33 Va
107
9%
9 Va
9
9%
9
32%
107
13%
13%
♦106 Va
25%
25%
25%
*46
58%
*56%
57%
108
*106%
343/8
158%
48
13%
13%
13%
57
59'/a
108
20%
34%
161
*45%
48
*
20%
34
160
♦46
13%
13%
13%
13%
58 %
106 %
34%
162 %
162%
161
48
*46%
161
20 %
20%
20%
*34
34%
163
*161
34 %
*87
*84
100
87%
37%
X37%
*94%
98%
62 %
60 Va
180
37%
98%
33%
9,800
61 %
'
♦96
98%
*96
98%
*96
98%
♦96
1
*12
42%
42%
42%
101%
101%
*100%
33
19%
i
119%
19%
19%
86%
*84%
58%
59
59
♦161%
162
61%
61
161%
61%
61
61%
61
,
*156
.
162
.
.
58%
14%
14%
159
200
11%
42
1,500
30
323/4
,1,200
1193/4
19%
4,700
80 3/a
50
84%
200
„
58%
3,700
14%
2,800
159
*162
163%
60%
61 %
60 3/a
15,566
102
*156
.
162%
6%
7
84%
58%
58
14
14 %
161%
19 Va
*89
90%
86 Va
159
*156
159
161
,
*156
*89
*84%
58%
14
14%
159
32%
♦110
19%
90
58%
58%
14%
14%
14%
156
32%
86 %
90
*84%
86%
*100
119%
19
19%
19%
19%
90 3/a
*90
*84
*110
119%
*110
413/4
42%
102
32%
32%
32%
33%
♦110
90
90
161
*33
125
32%
♦110
♦100
102
11%
12
42
42%
42%
103%
♦11%
12%
*11%
12
12
13
42%
♦101%
61%
62%
62'/a
62%
62
63
62%
6%
7
■
61%
80
10,100
v
7
2,400
6%
6%
6%
20%
21%
20%
21%
20%
21%
20%
21
74
76
75
75
75
75
74
75
*73
74'/a
410
78
783/4
78
78
773/4
77%
77 Va
773/4
*76%
77%
1,300
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20
20 %
*20 %
20%
1,500
7
6%
•
*20%
27 3/8
113
13
13
4
38%
38%
92%
29
93%
92
20%
*150
155
25%
25%
26%
104
20%
22,900
—
26%
4,300
130
105
107%
107 Va
*13%
13%
13 %
13%
13%
133/a
400
29%
30 Va
29'/a
29%
29
29 3/a
11,000
32%
110
♦107
110%
109
13
110%
27%
26%
2 7 3/8
26%
27%
,
*150
*150
♦150
!150
No par
13
29%
,
400
32%
32%
33
*31%
32%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17 Va
17%
900
19%
19 %
19 Va
19%
19 Va
19%
3,700
11%
/
12 Va
11%
11%
11%
11%
37,200
*38
38%
92%
92%
38%
♦38
38%
100
91%
92%
91
91%
5,300
10
7,400
*38
9%
9%
9%
10
9%
10%
9%
10%
No par
76 %
76 %
♦76%
77
*76%
76%
76 Va
76%
76 Va
76%
10
x42 Va
42%
*42%
43
42%
43
42%
427/a
42%
43
of
Indiana—No par
39 %
39%
39%
39%
38%
39%
38%
38%
38%
38%
preferred
preferred
100
23
25
90
*89%
90%
cum
Serv
com_.
preferred
Co of Colorado
Co
preferred
9%
5
90
*89%
90%
89%
89%
89%
89%
60
26%
*26%
26%
26%
26 %
*25%
26%
♦25%
26%
400
26
25%
25%
*25%
26%
*26 %
26%
*26%
26%
400
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
12,200
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
6,700
28%
30%
30%
Pullman
preferred
Inc
I
(The)
conv
—
common
preferred
,
,
.
101 Va
102%
102 Va
100
100
v.
♦102 Va
103%.
*103
102
,
55 Va
55% 1
62%
63
62%
63%
'62
111
*109%
110%
♦109
RKO Theatres Corp
1
Ralston Purina Co 3%> pfd
.100
Raybestos-Manhattan
Nos»ar
25Va
r
85 %
6%
9%
...
%',07%"97%
.
44
»
44
32%
*154
_
60%
61%
32%
155
32%
154
111
32%
154
Va
25%
25
25%
33%
33%
33
33%
32 %
33%
*84%
84%
84%
84%
84%
84%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%;'
9
9Va
"
9Va
9%-'
97%
..
97%"
♦97%
98
44
*43%
44"?
♦43%
**
*109
32%
154
'
25%
25%
6%
9%
33
155
62%
25
34%?
84%
;
.*154
25%
r*x33%
1
32%
•.
:
553/a
55%
56 Va
32 Va
32%
154
154%
543/4
'
63%
Quaker Oats Co (The) com—
8
6%
preferred
100
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp_10
553%
54%
55%
♦109
103%
103 Va
62%
9
♦97%
44
160
♦102Va
101
No par
110
30%
103
103%
4
*109
.
•101
103%
♦103
Nopar
-100
30%
102%
102%
103%
28 Va
28%
102
55
Radio Corp of America com—No par
$3.50 1st preferred
Nopar
RKO Pictures Corp
—
_1
3,500
*26%
28%
preferred
260
9,400
-
*25%
No pai
Pure Oil
•
*31%
56,500
«
*3%
■
.
34
32
31%
32 %
*
34%
34
34%
Va
*4
•
81.40 dlv preference com—No par
6%
9
35%
34%
18,700
723/4
*
73
7%
34
120
333/4
15
7%
7%
33
19,700
102%
102%
•: 103
*9
15%
71%
102 %
34%
33%
1,330
6
71%
-14%
15 Va
73 %
%
5
9%
'9
9 Va
*9
9Va
■
38%
92%
4.16%
21
.
5%
preferred series A—50
Gamble
Pub Serv El 6c Gas com,
23
24
0
150 %
*37%
conv
15
Jan
11
'
Sep
40% Jan
2
150 Va
12%
4.18%
47
10% Mar
150
11%
4.08%
2
146% Feb
25% Jan
150
12%
6
20
38% Aug 81
150
11%
3%%
6
64% Jan
#11% Jun 17
30% Sep IB
'149%
19%
4.32%
31% Aug 12
43% Jan
2
149%
19%
Public
29% Aug 17
4
15
85% Sep
149%
19%
$4.75
Mar 19
25% Jan
102
101
27
25
Sep
25% Jan
•
4,900
149%
19%
Electric Power Co
Public Serv
5
20
Jan
413/4
128 V2
10
class B
Publlcker Industries Inc
5
20
27% Feb 24
102
7,100
41%
128%
Pressed Steel Car Co Inc com (Del)_l
Aug 10
92% Mar 3
12
82
36 «/4
413/4
129%
17%
&
36%
41 Va
33
Potomac
43
7
22
Jan
x35%
36%
990
1283/4
42
42%
*32%
4%%
80
36%
36%
367/a
36%
36%
*17%
Procter
18
15,700
17%
8
72% Mar 16
43%
32%
16
33% Jan
42%
29%
38y2 Sep
6
44%
17%
12 % Oct
11
42%
100
5
5
Pocahontas
Creek
Poor & Co
96% Aug 25
82% Jan
44%
32%
12
35% Dec
43%
29%
19% Oct
5
44V4
1
Pond
5
4
43%
41%
Nopar
Plymouth Oil Co
29
Aug
17
44%
No par
13
Jan
5
27% Jon
(conv)
Inc
30% Oct
31
9
Plough
1,900
42%
100
preferred
19
29
22
conv
35
9% Dec
24% Jun
1
5%%
4
78% Dec
24% Jun
.
4
26% Jun
Jan
14
4
9% Mar 31
20
Sep
13% Oct
7
13% Oct
14
120
14
32%
129 3/a
preferred class A
100
5%% 1st series prior pfd
100
Pittsburgh & West Virginia
100
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd—100
Pittston Co
(The) common
1
Aug 28
30yaSep
32%
41%
5%
23% May 14
150
11
10% Sep 15
5
53
32%
129%
guaranteed preferred
100
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
10
Pittsburgh Screw 6c Bolt
No par
Pittsburgh SteSl Co com
No par
24
53
32%
*53
42 Va
7%
5
53%
32 %
129%
Pittsburgh Forgings Co
1
Pitts Ft Wayne 6c Chic Ry com—100
158
53%
32%
129%
Pitts Consolidation Coal Co———1
155
53%
34%
Aug 17
S
190
66
54
32%
7%
Aug 12
6
*65
54
102
18
8ep
280
129%
preferred—No par
preferred
$4.80
66
39%
32%
14%
—5
25
No par
2
St L RR
&
50
700
39 %
39%
*65
37,000
93A
55%
*9
60
Feb
75
C
Inc
convertible
'
22
94
9%
33
72%
3
15
21
69% Dec 31
-
$5
19
12% Sep
Sep
66
Pitts Coke & Chem Co com—No par
8
21
60
6% Dec
'65
21%
*92
10
34 %
13
Apr
162
52
66
65
65%
22%
94
5%
85
165
58% Mar 18
*39%
21%
♦92
149%
4
42% Mar
16% Mar 18
Hosiery
Sep
Pitts C
IB
15
18
preferred
Phillips Petroleum
,Oct
90% Sep
40
——100
—Nopar
*5%
33
6
'39
-100
104
Jan
397/a
No par
9
j"un_23
39%
41%
preferred
series
11
July
Jan
40
36 Va
No par
common
Plllsbury Mills Inc common
$4 preferred
17%
17
41% Sep
Sep
16
Aug
47% Aug
9%
100
12.50
(conv)
preferred series A
3:9%
67% May 27
12
80 '
5
Feb
94
7
44
4
Jan
10
2,700
<
129
Phillips Jones Corp com
106% May 22
Jan
21
11
2
22% Mar 27
•7
148% Apr
183% Jun
97% Apr
10% July 15
29
Sep
3
35
76% Dec
11
11
5
94
10
Philip Morris 6c Co Ltd common—5
4%' preferred
100
8
Jan
45% Aug
53% Jan
14
Jan
Apr
90
93% Feb
May 18
101
95
9
Corp
3%%
6
23
Mar
22%
'92
10
common—No par
Co
preference com
conv
Philco
July 13
29
29
Jun
37% Juiy 19
.
Electric
preferred
3.8%
preferred
4.3%
preferred
4.68%
preferred
Phlla & Reading Coal & Iron
30
82% July 20
5
23
69% Mar 25
87% Jan
11
3
5
27
Nov
Sep 21
July 22
$1
May
5
Sep 10
18% Jan
21%
94
B
4.4%
5
Jan
36% Jan
32
102% Oct
Jan
88
10
Phlla
4
103
28
15
May 28
Oct
107
Feb
Apr
48% Sep
115
26
108
80
1
5
23
108% Nov 12
28% Nov 27
92% Jun
Jan
21%
10
& Co Inc com—-—1
(Chas)
4%
2nd preferred
Phelps-Dodge Corp
39% May 26
26V2Jun
3
86
America
of
Corp
60
44 Va
100
5
preferred
11
600
1,700
32%
*
Aug 27
16 Va
29%
93
No par
common
38
29
99
Co
Co
15% Jan
20
2
Salt Mfg Co
Corp
Pepsi-Cola
Pet Milk
Aug 30
108% Jan
21
*15%
20%
65%
100
100
50
10
10
5
100
100
33y3C
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
Peoria & Easbern Ry Co
16% Mar 12
9
30
Sep
Penn-Texas
85
,
10
Light com_„Nopar
RR
Pennsylvania
7
65
4
14% Dec
26
11
18% Jan
6
11
com
preferred
series preferred
Pennsylvania
54 y4 July 23
4
Feb
46
101% Feb
21% Mar
91% Jun
169
Mar 26
8
8
15
4.40%
34% Oct
4
30
Sep
17% Sep
4%%
11
50% July
2iy40ct
5
Corp
&
*84
16
1
100
Corp
Sand
Power
15
Mar 18
13% Jan
28
Penn
30
Sep
Cement
85
16
7
Co
preferred
Fab
18
C)
Glass
5%
8
107% Oct
A
iUdi
134% Jan
16% May 21
49
111
Mar 1 g
11% jan
July
(J
29%
85
16%
95%
No par
25
25
25
No par
preferred
Penn-Dlxie
May 26
45% Aug 26
15% Mar 25
8
40% Dec
Penna
4
19
Apr 13
105
85% Mar 18
18% Dec
81.30
283/4
85
16
21
No par
$1 preferred
$1.32 preferred
5
Penney
37% Apr
3
24
28%
85
16
16
-883/4
12 %
prior preferred
conv
29
37% Jan
28
101
5%
8,000
27%
*84%., 85
88 Va
5
25
Penlck & Ford
30%
210
90%
2.50
Peninsular Telep common
5,900
89
1
Co common
58%
91
♦54
Transportation
No par
& Enterprises
5
Coal
58%
90%
No par
Co
Proof
58 %
91%
1
Corp
Co—
58
90%
Mines
Peabody
25
&
Rust
Parmelee
Patlno
89% July
7
59% Oct 15
27% Jun 24
73% Jan
4
9
Parker
8
29% Mar
27% July 20
29% Nov 30
26% Aug 27
65% Mar 19
7
4
23
21% Aug 10
29% Dec 14
27% Aug 10
May
30% Jan
Davis
Corp
Distillers
Tilford
&
Parke
29
Pictures
58%
92%
*39%
100
_1
preferred
9,700
58%
13,900
62%
1",
Panhandle Oil Corp
29 Va
62 %
Panhandle East Pipe L com—No par
33% Jun
34
World Airways Inc
28%
64%
10
100
6% preferred
100
Pacific Tin Consolidated Corp
1
Pacific Western Oil Corp common_4
4% preferred
10
87% Mar 16
8
26
29%
20%
Pacific Telep & Te/eg com
Mills
28 3/a
633/4
No par
July 12
Aug 24
29%
643/4
No par
Lighting Corp
46
91
-12 Va
64%
23
140
9% Jan
1
Pacific
Corp
Electric
&
13
11% Feb
16
14
Gas
12
88% Mar 25
8% Sep
Finance
Pacific
Jan
26% July 20
47% Mar 31
22% Feb 20
Pacific
34% Aug
2
45% Aug 17
38% July 14
90
64%
♦94
No par
No par
10
preferred noncum
preferred noncum
2nd
12
90
91%
10
common
12%
*63%
5
4% May 18
22
'
Co
Shares
12
90
t
65%
100
137% Jan
110% Sep
119% Mar 10
4% Sep
1st
Coast
Oct. 15
63 %
No par
com
114% Jan
Mar 17
30
8
Inc
conv
cum
Pacific
Sep 29
Corp
Products
4<t
7
66 % Oct
16
34% DeC
Oct
Sep 22
43% Aug 12
15
22% NOT 25
23
12
11
Oct
46
Overland
74% July 16
33% Apr 28
5
Mar
11
7 % Jan
13% Jan
6
Jan
55% Jun
1
29%
83%c
55% Dec 21
34% Dec 21
r
29
No par
18
7% Oct
■
90
Mfg
&
11% Jun
'
12%
90
(The)
1
Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corp
5
Ovens-Illinois Glass Co
12.50
Co
Sep
80
•
12%
90 Va
Outlet
69% Jun
'
12%
90 Va
4
15
38
!
12 Va
the Week
Friday
Oct. 14
12%
8
87
2
17
Sales for
Thursday
Oct. 13
91
Jan
30% Oct
Apr 29
Outboard
12 %
x90%
SALE PRICES
HIGH
Wednesday
Oct. 12
No par
Elevator
11% Feb
■
Tuesday,.
Oct. 11
1
100
5
common
convertible
preferred
Omnibus Corp (The)
4
79% Oct
-
For
16% Jan
July 23
83
6
16% Oct
4
Jan
Monday
.
*
EXCHANGE
Highest
71% Sep
73
LOW AND
YORK STOCK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1953
Lewest
€«ntiflU0d—Pagt I
STOCKS
Baas* far Prwtow
6%
12,000
110'/a
6,000
32%
190
154
25 Va
32%
33 %
84 Va
1,800
25 %
84
,;6%
6%
40,400
,
1.300
7,200
<
9
9 Va
8%
97%
97 %
97 %
*43%
44%
44
60
8,900
.
J
;
10,400
,
80
200
21
22
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
*
.
.
(1554)
Continued—Page
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
35% Jan
14
Sep
Rayonler
23
•
15
31% Jan
15
8% Jan
11
15% Sep 22
-
$2
15
39% Oct
4
14% Mar 18
34% Jan
30% Dec 2B
8
50% Sep
4
25% Jan
8
26 V* Oct
9
33% Jan
8
26% Jan
13
36% Dec
24
41% Feb
5
136% Feb
1
6
28
36
Sep
Jun
1
6
16% Oct
29% Nov
Feb
16
6
12 y« Jan
12
Mar
36
22
22'A Mar 23
16% Jan
4
15% Jan
12% Apr
15
Sep
6
■*.
16
26
-
27
""
'
•
4% May
7% Mar 20
23
Dec
4
25
6% Aug
...
3 A
29
1
55% May 19
21
14
19% Feb
2
14% Jan
97
2% Sep
93% Feb
17
14
11% Jun
40% Sep
14
52% Mar 17
8% Feb
16
4% Sep
22
Dec
31
80% Jun
5
48
49
22
7% Jan
12
90% Oct
13
Oct
2
30
30
30
30
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
*17%
17%
15
15
143/4
15
14%
14%
14%
23
27%
27
27%
27%
27%
'
*102
*101
24
2
37 3 8
2
Robblns
41
21% May
3
i
.May 18
12
12
12
12
62
63%
61%
62%
23,600
59%
58
58%
58V2
58%
57
58%
57
573/4
6,400
6%
6%
897/B
87 VB
12%
11%
39%
39%
37%
9
5%%
41
Jan
14
45% July 28
Rochester
.4
22% Aug
5
281% Oct
12
11
U48
Jan
8
17
96
Jan
18
10%
Jan~13
22% Jan
105
57%
No par
*24%
;
40% Dec
18
93'A Nov
9
17%
Haas
13
<
33% Jan
30
23M. Jan
Sep
14
77% Feb
2
-44
*8
5
211
Apr
14
123
Apr
211
Sep
15
312
Jan
150
May 26
160
Sep
62'/a Jan
fl
20 % Jan 12
Sep~14
13
Jan
27
22
15% Mar
6
Jan
15
28
Jan
6
17% Apr
15
17
Mar 23
"11% Jan
<4
47% Sep
20
14% Feb
19
20
6
105
Feb
-89
25
91% Jan
1
18
11
'102
52% Oct,
Jan
-8
8
„
28%
303/4
30 Va
30 y2
30
30 Va
21 Va
273/8
26 »/2
27'/a
26%
26'/a
35
33
33
32%
32%
300
45 »/4
45%
45 Va
i 45 y2
45
45 Va
45 %
45 Va
2,400
20%
'21%
20%
20%
20 %
20%
16,200
110
30% Oct
4
85% Feb
3
15
17'A Jan
5
'
109
Oct
7
17% Dec
3
29
68% Jun
15
79% Jan
36% Sep
14
45% July 31
21% Sep
15
26
Dec
8
103% Nov
99% Aug 24
9
74:
Jan
,14
81
42
Jan
4
71
24
Jan
*4
65%
64%
1
19
19%
19
1
37%
37%'
37%
5
Corp
(The;
*12%
series
5%
A
Regis
Co
Paper
'.
$4
22%
22%
24
102
5
Jan
33
Jan
29
17% Mar 24
17
62% Dec
sink
26% Mar 27
21% Jan
12
35% Oct
12 'A Mar 12
7% Jun
*4
.10% Feb
14% Feb
26
60% Oct 27
80
Apr
14
35% Sep
3
13
Sep
18
15 <
42% Dec
32
8
Dec
29
11 % Mar 25
24 % Dec
22
26% Feb
43% Mar 16
6
,
5
>3
7
9% Jan
13
53
Sep
27
89%'Jan
40
Jan
4
Seiberling
'27% May
54% Oct
if42% July 19
17% Jan
6
15% Jan
Jan
20
29'A Jan
43 % Mar<20
*36% Jan
Sharon
Steel
5
Sheaffer
Oct
5
Shell
60
20% Sep
5
24
Oil
Shelter
34%
34%
♦103
;• 103%
'30
30% Sep
11
43% Mar 20
>32 % Jan / 4
33% Oct
14
42
Aug
5
'<35% Jan
4
50% Mar 29
23% Sep 29
37
Jan
8
-25% Jan
5
42
Smith" (A
17% Feb
27
0
12% Aug
22
38% Oct 21"
70% Feb
21% Mar
Dec ' 8
6% May
4
35
25
'58% Mar
15
•13% Sep 14
,37% Aug 17
40% July 22
/47 % Sep
6
23
18% Jun
1
Aug • 9
17% July
8
•32% Aug 25
15 % Jan * 4
37% Jan
5
35'A Jan
4
15% Jan
4
14
140% Mar 13
Jun
18
4% Sep
14
11% Jan
2
,15
Oct
1
'53
32% Dec
31
53% Feb
Dec
16
40
Jan
39%
Mar 16
7% Feb
,,
27
49% Sep
175
'
14% Jan ♦.-6
May
1
49% Jan
5
29% May
Steel
33% Jun ' 9
13
34
>37% Jan
6
Co
47% Aug 17
South'n
61% Oct
35% Dec
29
•49% Mar 18
36% Jan
4
38
Sep
11
49% May 20
39% Jan
11
•36% Sep
21
40
May 21
80% oet
2
Mar 30
15%
Dec" 11
4% Dec
15%
31
4% Dec 29
103
44
Oct
7% Mar 25
107
2
Feb 18
May~25
7% Mar 17
•
12% Sep 14
35% Sep 14
5
37
Jan
80,
-
Jan 14
25
11%
Jan
25% May:' 6
2
28% Feb
Oct
"29 % Aug
15
12 % Jan
5
82
'60% Dec
22
19% Jan
5
•49% Mar 20
14
Jan
4
74% Aug
;
43% Jan-11
34% Oct
9% Mar 19
6% Jan
4
62% Dec
29
67% Mar 23
♦31% Jan
6
53% Jan
4
24% Jan
11
Sep 15
80% May 5
29% Mar 18
*91
Feb 11
28 % Jan
5
12% Dec
29
'17%
10% Sep
15
21% Aug 31
25
■•or
♦
fontriotor
6
-86% Jan"
12% Jan
28
'70
81
*79V2
20%
*79%
871/4
*86%
109
110
10
87'A
109
20 %
*20%
81
*79%
81
'l0
~
21
'
I' 700
.
16 ;
"}
67%
27%
27%
106
69 VA
67'/2
27%
27%
67 %
69
V
27%',
>
*105'/2
106
*105i/2
106
33%
34
15%
15%
V
4,408
68
27%
27%
105"
105 y2
50
33%
333/4
2,700
*15%
15%
300
3,300
35%-
36%
34%
36
*15%.i
15%
16
16
72%
73 y4
72 Ve
12%
71
72
70%
71%
10,100
35%'
353/4
*35%
35%
35%
353/4
35%
35%
!2,600
8%
8%
600
71/8
7,000
•i
73%'
,
67%
27% f
*105%
-
,
<
353/4
8%
9
7 %"•
IV*
7%
7>/4
54%
54%
54 Va
54%
543/4
54
54
53%
543/8
30
29
29%
29 %
293/4
9%
9%
9%
7%
54%
9%
9%
-
95/a
*8%
..
9%
9
*8%
7%
54
9
"71/4
tl
54%
♦53%
53%
54
53
533/8
29%
29%
29
29%
9%
9%
9%
♦27
27%
57
57
19%
19%
12%
12%
12%
35%
35%
34%
35
40
40
39%
40
39%
27%
*27
57%
56
19%
19%
12%
21 Va
27 y8
56
54%
56
10,600
19%
193/4
27%
543/4
57 VA
19%
6,100
2,300
'
27%
56%
4,800
9%
'
27%
240
54
19%
19%
20
5,900
*27
12%
121/a
200
12 y4
9,300
35 VA
12%
*35
34%
35
34%
34%
3,600
40
39%
39%
39%
39%
1,000
12%
12%
45
45%
45
45%
44'/4
45
44
44%
32,200
473/B
45%.
46%
46 •'
46 y2
451/4
46'/a
45ya
35i/4
6.000
38
38%
37%
37%
37%
38»/4
38
381/4
37%
37%
5,700
10
10%
9%
10
10
10
10
10
10
2,200
*42
423/4
50
50
50
17
17%
*42
■
■
42%
42
42
50
49%
49%
*42
49%
17%
17%
17
17 >8
161/4
r
,
.
9%
43
42
42
493/8
49
49
16%
16%
16%
120
360
2,000
25 %
25%
25 Vn
25%
25 y8
25%
24%
251/s
24%
25
48 %
49%
47 y2
48 y4
47%
48%
47
48
46%
47%
25.300
21
21%
20%
21%
21
2iy4
20 3/4
21
20%
21 ya
6,600
%
180
*170
*165
175
*165
175
9%
8%
9
8%
18
18%
173%
18
17 Va
*53
53%
*53
36%
•
36%
36
8%
53%
<•
*53
36
*165
>165
175
85/a
8%
8%
8%
39,500
17%
9
173/4
53%
35%
175
4,900
17%
17 Va
18,600
531/2
16%
*53
*53
53%
353/8
35%
35%
34%
35 y4
2,100
25
38%
38%
*38y2.
38%
383/4
38%
38%
37%
37%
400
44 %
44%
43%
44%
43%
43%
423/4
433/4
41%
42%
11,300
5
17%
17%
173b
17%
173 8
177/a
171/4
17%
16%
17%
33,200
28%
28%
*38
.
28 3 4
:28%
303/4
<30%
307/8
30%
30%
30%
30%
16,000
45%
461%
45'/4
461/4
45%
46%
46,600
58%
59%
57%
58%
58%
58%
58%
60%
59%
61%
39,500
47%
47 %
*87% : 90 --26% -26%
47%
47%
>46%
47%
47%
47%
3,800
-*87y2
90
♦87%
90
No par
50
(A G)
Co
ctfs
-
1
1
No par
6
common
& Sons
—i
•
l
-1
(The)
Standard Brands Inc com
2
pfd (stamped)_No par
preferred
5
,
No par
No par
__1
Standard Coil Products Co Inc
Gas &
_1
Electric Co.Nopar
*—. 1
'■
>'
J::..
nocro
>
%>..
37"%
9%
65
37%
36%
91%
No par
common
14%
4%
5%
87
69 %
21%
75%
37%
Co
14%
4%,
*5% "
*80
68 % 20%
75
1
& Bros Inc
Chemical Co'
Standard
28%
28%
100
Service Co
Square D Co
i
*86 y2
21
2,600
45%
36% Aug
i.
21
•
*107 y2
20
30
30%
30%
Conv $4.50
>•
108 y2
106
45%
—1—ttt—
ce
87 y*
108 y2
96
106
30
>'
31%
Corp
$3.50
67%
27%
-
29%
When issued
\ 14% Sep ' 2
*86l/2
•
29%
12,300
.
:
47
Spiegel Inc common...
4
92% Sep 22
15% Aug 12
30%
50%
501/4
•
*95
106%
46%
Withington
Sperry
87 y»
110
51 Va
95
*105
30%
41% July 29
,
4
12% May 17
1
*86%'
30 Vb
303s
50%
96
45%
Spencer Kellogg
19
20%.
51%
106
*94 Via
*105
34,300
16,600
(Del)_—.No par
Co
Ohio Istk tr
&
Spencer
50%
96
106
19%
12%
45%
i
11% Aug 12
69% Aug 11
*
Jan
20% Mar 18
81% Aug
38% Oct
15
14
13
52 y8
50%
2,500
X191/4
12%
„
Elec__No par
$5.50 preferred
3
21% Oct
4
5 % Sep
Sparks
Spear
19
12%
Co_„_ li7.50
Pacific
Spalding
13
20
12%
&
Gas
Southwestern "Public
20
Jan
106.
)__
(The
non'-cum preferred
5% Jan
55% Mar 31
Oct
Co
Mobile
6% Apr
Apr 22
4% Mar 16
21
9
12%
19%
12%
Natural-Gas
Indiana
5%
12%
20 Va
25
:
California Edison
Southern
15% Aug 16
4
Dec
15
preferred
Southern
•47% Sep 28
89% Aug 23
5
12%
12%
19 Va
\2Va
15
Southern Railway common
10
12%
12%
18%
123/a
*107%
54
South Porto Rico Sugar com.No par
South
2
24
12%
t
*94 %
87%
110.
*54%
-50
29% Aug 23
32% Aug 11
16% Feb
27% Feb
3,500
'
1
Southern
33% Feb
26 Va
__5
Inc
39% Aug 19
5
26
46%
Co
46% Aug 19
19
July 28
15
26i/4
10
11
11
40
5,800
26
100
11
Jun
23,500
1031%
5
preferred
Jan
13% Sep
♦103
103%
10
34»/a
26%
30%
9%
Carolina E & G Co com_4.50
*•'8%
*103
103%
33%
26 y2
*104%
,
7'/a
—10
2
5%' preferred
18
*103
34%
26%
52%
96 i
35%
Solvay American Corp 4% pfd—/100
Amer Goldv& Platinum—1L1
1
'
33%
L
No par
25
preferred
Aircraft
34 3/a
34%
100
Corp
37% Jan
.22% Jun
*73
Mar
:
106
68%
—jiNo par
-
O)
67%
26%
•*
12 %
73
South
-54
'8
900
24%
24%
67%
16%
18%
*86 %
'
-
103
12%
*107%
50c
Corp
Smith-Douglass
South
13,100
24%
161/8
12%
30%
1
.
Socony Vacuum Oil Co Inc
11
24%
673/4
25
500
16%
18%
52%
1
Smith-Corona Inc
Aug 19
9% Oct
1,400
161/4
12%
*94 %
1
1
(Alexander) Inc common
Solar
22%
16%
27
*104%
-No par
Oil
3% %
22%
16 »/2
12%
_No par
America
of
Saw-A;
4.20%
•18% Aug 23
4
5% Jan
17
J25% Aug 11
138% Feb -18
Mar 26
Smith
22%
16%
18 %
uNo par
:
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Co
Sinclair
22%
16%
12%
1
Gas
St
Corp
Simmons
56
May 5
13% Jan 12
'21% Mar 20
30
Sep 18
Aug 27
9
-47% Aug 10
40
Apr
24
Sheraton
Simonds
22%
67%.
34%
103
26%
5
Skelly Oil Co
4
6
<
34%
16'% ; 16%
—1
Corp
Mfg
Dec
i
4,500
165
7.50
15
Mar 15
37%
*145
5
Co
15
7
37
165
No par
A) :Pen Co
(W
28% Sep
34
37%
*145
*15%
Cbrp
13% Sep
-
36 5/8
165
_No par
(Frank
Shattuck
29 % '•eo
4
Oil
Shamrock
30
770
38 Vo
*145
36%
common
8,400
110
165
36%
preferred
10% Sep
8% Jan .-4
25% Jan
6
•37% Mar 11
4
Inc
$4.50
44%
98%
110
*145
_1
Co.
Co
98%
II01/4
165
105%
Rubber
44%
44%
991/4
*109.1/4
*145
27%
1
Co—(<
St
44%
99
300
235
—^40
common
Co___—
Roebuck
Servel
447/a
99%
*2301/4
105 %
Seeger Refrigerator
26
6% July
12%
235
u
20% Sep 11
8% Sep 15
12%
67%
preferred-No par
Seagrave Corp
27
12%
*230y4
_1
Co
fund
Oil
Seaboard
RR Co
Line
Sears
Sep
12%
24 y2
81
76
57 % Mar 16
3
1,600
12%
68
*79%
18% May 24
7
13
Aug 17
3,200
37
235
81
Finance
39
18%
36%
*230 y4
*79%
Air
$5.75
*18%
*2234
25
100
Seaboard
276,900
19
37
21%
Seaboard
69
66 y4
69%
18%
235
*20% i
1
37,900
36%
37%'
*673/4 -68
21%
Oct
10
*230%
'
July 21
24
68%
*20%
29% July 19
9%
235
com__;—5
preferred
3.35%
10%
600
19
44%
22%
Oo '(The)
common
40,900
110 VA. 110 Va
38%
Elec
Scran ton
9
J
preferred
Co
preferred
100
30%
31 Va
99 Vo
99
conv
M'fg
4.30%
104 %
29%
12%
110
No par
No par
No par
—25
—_100
100
:
19
106% Mar
98%
24%
67%
272
*103%
30%
235
•*.
100
Paper Co common
"3.65%
•
38
*22 %
common
preferred
preferred _•
Scovill
393/8
-
67
*265
104 %
18%
44%
110
38%
100
$3.40
'*
44%
<
993/8
110%
ity Co—100
preferred
noncum
45
99
.No par
'9
276
37 Va,
.
37%
*12% V 13
*110
F Tty Co common__No par
67%
•19 Va
29%
5,300
'
13
44%
5
.10
100
.10
common
preferred
conv
preferred
Joseph Lead Co
Joseph Light St Power
,Feb
.
a
713/4
15
21% Aug 18
•203/4
:y:i
67%
20
common
'
10
20 y2
20% •'20%
45'3/a
64%
89% Mar 23
■«
102% Jan
2
Feb
5
Co
45%
.
9'/4
L San
200
*33%
1
86% Feb
30
19
3,100
"29
*28%
8%
1
Oct
106
3,500
8%
Scott
8
96Sep
May 26
25% Jan
31% Jan 12
29
*
11
273/8
5
1st pfd 4.40%
series A—100
San Diego Gas*& Electric Co
10
Sangamo Electric Co.:
10
Savage Arms ' Corp
5
Schenley Industries Inc
1.40
Scherlng Corp
15c
2
22% Jan
28
Sep
-13% Aug
*4
Sep
11
8%
St
4
27%-Sep 29
10 % Dec
11%
83/e
"5%
Sep 22
17% Sep 14
20
11%
33%
St Louis Southwestern
103
-11
12%
8%
Preferred
3
'4
14% May
11
27 Va
4.30%
May 24
" May 14
34% Oct
11
6,900
25
33%
"4%
23% May 18
12
Nov
'96
150
93% Jan
23% Mar 23
5
f
1
70% Aug 23
280
5,900
274
St
Dec 29
12%
*104
27% May 25
22
57 Va
12 Va
31%
St
23
56 Va
*24 Va
104V2
July 27
14
6,000
12%
282%
St
33
58
30%
2
32%
24%
*103'/a
Stores
780
33%
12%
*276
McBee
300
56%
:
31%
bRoyal
50
86
102
24%
-
104%
Safeway
18% Jan
28%
*84
101%
13
25 in-.
281%
4
24
11
28%
*46
50
86
101%
12%
*24'/a
303/4
5
19% Nov
11
33
58%
57%
25
13%
10%
86
101%
13%
*24%
133/a
*46
86
104%
9
112
29
-23
"50
84 Va
5,700
27%
Corp
Oct
"4
14
58%
25
*
86
280 Va
99% Oct
88% Jan
41% Jun
33
36.900
313/4
47% Sep
28
38 % Jan
61
♦
37%
:/ -87%
34%
(Jacob)
11
47
37%
104
Ruppert
16% Jun
,
37%
280 %
9
31% Jan
121
,30,100
31 Va
30 %
16% Mar
5
14% Dec
Va
37%
37%
*266
Ruberoid Co
43% Jan
14% Sep
12
*103%
Co
9
7
30
11%
,
27%
Ronson Corp
20
30% Oct
.
86
11%
Royal Dutch Petrol Co_:_50 Guilders
14
71% Oct
86
6%
87%
10%
100
1
St
Aircraft
6%
7
86
*33%
Axle
St
39% July
103% Jun
9
6%
88%
12
v
11%
25
-4%' preferred series A
7
20% Sep
4
Rohm
Rohr
Oct
35
9
14% Jan
Spring
J
Corp—No par
El
St
Gas
12% Aug 23
M~ar~23
12
13
7
63/4
87%
38%
*46
13%
preferred
conv
Rockwell
J Mar 29
10 % Oct
4
Oct
6% May 27
30
23
Dec
v-:
51
*48
50
36% Aug 11
18% Jan
f
7
•1
8
6%
88%
<13
'
10
preferred series A
4.50%
12
1,00
'
6%
20
Jan
13,100
12%
63%
'
Roberstshaw-Fulton Controls com__l
29% Aug 11
17% Jan
4%
12 y4'
63%
88%
common
4%
12
64
No par
Inc
Mills
4%
12
63%
58
~
Antelope Copper Mines
24
Dec
,17% Sep 15'
4%
12%
V57%
"l5
42% Oct
4 y2
8.000
14,50'J
65%
57 Va
32% Jan
-
36
11
Dec
35
27%
35%
48% Jan
15% Aug
2b0
27%
36 Ta
12 y«
11%
;
104
27%
353%
64 V«
1
10
Corp
44.600
-
No par
Co
*102%
27 VB
37%
4 V2
4%
104
27%
33%
55 % Aug
Oct
104
*
,
36%
33%
33% May 21
7
4%
43/4
4%
27
33%
149% Dec
"29
Dec"
*102
.27%
37
33%
105
Sep 24
12%
27
34%
25
66% Apr
102
27%
37%
33%
43% Dec
.
29
15% Jun
102
102 ;
27
37%
1
1
50c
10
1
9% May
180
26%
37
3
3,800
26%
12
Oil
d
400
10
26%
1
Ritter Company
25
10
27%
No par
No par
2.50
Manufacturing
25
10
26%
25% Jan
Richfield
•
600
26
*934
101%
Roan
8,700
6
60
IOIV2
7
15%
*5%
60
*46
Mar 22
14%
6
60%
101%
13% Oct
909
60%
,50
27
17%
60%
101%
May
17%
*59%
87%
7% Jan
500
*29%
59 %
101%
20
30
f'
200
300
33
59%
87%
5
38 y2
33
*37%
60
com
Inc
Metals Co
*25
•
101%
21% Nov
Jun
10
100
25% Aug 14
*1
81% JUn
25%
*9%
100
Jan
1
3,500
60
-
Jun
25 '/a
9%
series
44% Mar 10
85% Jun
25%
9%
series
21% Mar
Apr
♦25
10
3.60%
29% Mar 18
38%
*5%
4.50%
65
13,700
■
6
5%
Preferred
29
Jun
14%
5%
Preferred
15
18% Dec
"5 %
5
16% Sep
^92
.
10
26% Dec
24% Dec
30
Feb
27% Mar
98
30
Feb
31
98
30%
88
11 % Dec
21
♦30
■
33
104
11
91% Sep
33
2
18
Jun
33%
•
2
9% Dec
11%
33%
Mar 16
23
14% Dec
37 y2
33%
July
6% Apr
115
*37
38%
>33
46
26% Dec
27
*37%
78
9
26%
27%
38
95% July
14
22,300
33%
>
Drug
Rheem
13%
*33
5
14
35% Jun
27%
37'/2
5
Oct
~6%
Inc
Reynolds Spring Co
Reynolds (R J) Tob class B
Common
1
Aug
4
59% May 21
1,300
13%
50c
25
^convertible preferred
Republic Steel Corp com
Revere Copper St Brass
Rexall
39%
100
series
preferred
Reynolds
21 Va
27%
*27%
25%
Motors
46%
39 Va
14%
Jan
58% July 21
22% Sep
22% Oct
27%
27%
9%
pfd 3V2%
46
39 Va
*37 %
Co common
Mfg
$1
40% May 18
48% Mar 4
33% July
14
1
Aviation Corp
Republic Pictures common
12
13%
25%
$4 50
25
14
Shares
47%
39
'
Republic
7
4
13%
5
Reo
•
•
14%
90% Jan
43% Sep
22
Jun
Jan
6
5'
Aug 10
107
14
98% Dec
11
51% Jan
9"% Mar 20
21
36% Dec
56
59% Oct
24
37% Feb
22
Jan
13
14
65% Oct
11
47%
39 y4
the Week
Friday
Oct. 15
'
50c
Remington-Rand common
3
8
39%
5%
12
12% Sep
46%
39
5%
Conv
57/e Aug 16
4
463^
39
prior preference
10
Reliable Stores Corp
—No par
29
Oct
46
39
13%
div
Reliance
28
Ap*
6
43% Aug 23
•
-
26
47% Jan
30
6% Apr
7
Jiy4Apr
42% Sep
11
'3 »' Jan
3
42% Oct
11
Jan
10% Jan
4% May 18
9% Sep
•
Jan
102
18
19 '
22 '
23
Jan
23% May 25
27
Mar 18
Aug 14
19% Jan 12
4
46%,; 48
Co—
&
Sales for
Thursday
14
39
No par
Co
Inc
Bros
(Robt)
$1.25
8
28% Sep
•
Sep
Jan
Bit
PRICES
50
_5
Mills
Hosiery
Roller
Reeves
-
60% Aug 18
19
Silk
Reed
10% July 30
14 % Jan
18
2
1
7
62% Jun
•4
Real
SALE
Oct. 13
50
preferred
2nd
noncum
Reis
8% May
18
13% Sep
•
'
24% July
64% Apr 29
9% Dec
4%
18% July 22
-
■
26
31% Feb
Sep 23
X
Co
Mfg
common
noncum 1st preferred
4%
•
19% Aug 17
•
preferred
10
Wednesday
Oct. lit
Oct. 11
1
—;—25
5
50
common
HIGH
AND
Tuesday
Monday
Par
Reading Co
13
32
i
40% Aug 26
30% Jan
Inc
Raytheon
-
29% May 24
31% Dec
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Lowest
Highest
"Sep
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Year 1953
22
LOW
STOCKS
Ranfe (or Previous
Lowest
Monday, October 18, 1854
10
,
28^8
-26%
26%
14%
4%
*5ya
5
26 Va
26 '/4
14%
14 y2
4%
4y4
47
*87%
5%
5%
29
47%
90
25%
126 Va
14j/2
14%
4%
41/4
•
5%
5%
,
♦87%
28%
2,300
90
25
25%
14%
141/4
14%
2,600
4%
4'/4
4%
2,900
53/4
400
5%
*5
7,100
*80
87
*80
87
*80
87
*80
87
*67y2
68 y2
*68 Va
691/4
-67%
67%
*67%
68%
400
2iy8
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
20%
21%
11,000
73
•
74%
J 7 2 Va
73
70
72
71
10,500
36%
37y4
36V2
36%
35%
36 Va
34%
35%
6,700
9%
97'a
9y2
9%
9%
9%
10,400
64%
65
65
*
9%
10
•
-68%
65%
,
*64%
65%
64%
64%
64%
38%
36y4
37%
36%
36%
36%
373/8
36%
37 y4
4,700
36%
36 y8
363^
36
36 Va
36 y8
36%
36 y4
36%
12,100
91%
*91%
*92'
92%
911/2
92
>91%
91%
14%
4,800
13%
3,000
92
14%
"
*28%
14%
14 y8
14 VA
14%
14%
13%
14 y8
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
133/4
'13%
13%
14
*13%
180
350
i.
'
;
Volume
Number 5369
180
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1555)
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Continued—Page 11
»
LOW
'
Year 11)53
Lowest
*
Range Since Jan.
Lowest
Highest
s
NEW
1
YORK
STOCK
Monday
EXCHANGE
Highest
Par
49 % Sep
21
59% Jan
52% Jan
4
"79% Oct
4
Standard
Oil
of California
65% Sep
15
81% Jan
68% Jan
4
95 % Sep
23
Standard
Oil
of Indiana
No par
67
Sep
15
78% Jan
71% Jan
4
101% Oct
5
Standard
Oil of
New
Jersey-
Sep
21"
38% Jan
32% Jan
4
42 % Oct
4
Standard
Oil
Ohio
common
10
May 11*
100 % Jan
94
99
8% Dec
30
17
12 % May 11
10% Dec
30
Jan
6
Oct
13
11% Jan
4
13% Mar 26
8% Sep
40% Feb
7%
102 % Mar 1.1
10% Feb
27
'
32% Jan
87
Jun
25% Nov
A-'
5-
42% Fell
5
30% May
11% Jan
5
42% July 30
17% May 25
5
•13% Aug 17
38
4r
44% Aug 12
7
53
Sep
7
21
36% Feb 17
24^
94% Jan
14
91 % Jan
7
23
36% Jan
2
22% Apr
30
Chemical' Co..."
Stauffer
Sterchi
Bros Stores
Sterling Drug Inc common
3 % %
preferred J
30%F«b
15
Stevens
(J P)
i
14
23% Feb
2
19% Feb
16
22% Aug
3
Stewart-Warner
29
17% Feb
2
13% Jan
4
,19% Oct
5
12
Mar 25
18
Sep
1
18% Nov
9
17% Jan
8
13
.19"% Aug 24
15
28% Jan
9
21 '/a Jan
4
20% July 12
36 % Sep
16 % July
20% Dec
22
,43% Aug 19
5%
1
Stromberg-Carlson
10
13% Sep
30
Studebaker-Packard
30% Jan
11
41% Sep
24
Sunbeam
8'/a Jan
4
11% Sep
13
Sun
20
99
68% Nov
110
15
89
Feb
69
Jan
7
113% Jan
7
-5
117
[21%
Jan
6
„
1
2
82% Jan
18
July 7
Sep 14
Feb
Mar 25
16% Jan
100
16
23% Mar 26
21
Aug
3
66
Sep
15
73% Nov
19
71% Jan
11
6% Nov
17
10% Jan
520
29
7
Dec
22
635
22% Jan
May 12
13% Sep
26
20
660
15!
25
Jan
14
32
Nov
Jun
18
113
Nov
12% Jan
13
18% Dee
2
44 % Dec
14
21.-
78
30
Sep
97% Jun
4% Sep
16-
111% Jan
7% Feb
A
Sunray
14
Jan
8% Jan
Sep
49% Sep
5
17% Nov
21% Sep
common
1
preferred series A
25
conv
2nd
;
4% Feb
24
Swift; &
6% Aug 16
92% Sep
25
11
57% Jan
*
27
Jan
pfd
Steel
Co..
$4
.
Symington Gould
16% Aug 20
Talcott
18 :
Telautograph
Aug
4
Inc
21
80% Sep 24
Tennessee
Texas
Co
54% Apr
1
39
Jan
11
90% Sep
30
Texas
Gulf
5
80% Jan
4
109% Oct
6
Texas
Gulf
5 % Jan
5
13% Oct
14
Texas
Instruments
49% Aug 16
Texas
Pacific
Texas
Pacific
15
101 r
Oct
103
Sep
15
37% Jan
10
48% Dec
6
% Dec
18
,<12% Mar
13
Dec
30
17% Jan
6-
165
Jan
138
Mar
6% Dec
1 % Jan
15'
15;
38% Jan : 4
14
8% Jan
61% Mar 26
30
Nov
97% Jan
3 % Jan
27
47
»:
.1% Mar
8% July
Oct
92% Jan
2 >
28
% July
t
29% Mar 27
•
17% Jan
9
•«
;
$2.50
•
fThird
5% July 14
Sep 24
89% Oct
45
Oct
9
*
8
27% Oct
4
47% July 14 '
Timken
15 Va Aug
Toledo
25
2
13% Sep
15
106'/a Jun
Dec
35
24
29
25% Feb
'
42
Oct
Waier
13
Apr
*
23
18 % Feb
Truax-Traer
19
11
2
21 Va Dec
28Va Sep
14
20th
18 Va
17
Twin
17
14 % Aug 23
5%
18
9% Mar 20
-
M<iy 28
18'A Jun
9
13% Jan
18
41% Jan
*
44%
8,600
147Va
142%
136%
145%
136%
10'A
9%
9%
16%
16%
16%
16%
45%
45%
16%
>
16%
45%
*11%
'
-
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v
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12,500
1
series of 1952
conv
200
52
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Tung-Sol Electric Co
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137
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141
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,
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— ____
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5% Dec
44
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83
•
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8
♦
44%
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8
45
4
30
8
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22
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28
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25
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45
16%
49
Jun
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15
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11
45
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13
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30
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4
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25
77%
84
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47% Feb
79
11
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24% Jan
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300
17
76
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30
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78
16
17
72%
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73
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5
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900
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Trans World
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J
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13
15%
16%
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-
5%
10,000
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110%
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109%
5%
150
700
4,700
148
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112
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85
10
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36%
6,300
44
43
48%
700
9%
4
Transit
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Edison
79%
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112
5%
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110
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22
78%
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1
16%
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-
137
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preferred
81%
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730
900
.
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106
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82%
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400
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60
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,
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12
19
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7
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8
6
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113
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113
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5
84
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43
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37
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735
400
24%
12%
16%
4%
preferred.—
100
Thompson-starrett Co com—No par
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19%
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r
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11
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20
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7
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7
18
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Thompsen Products Inc common..5
5
Feb
21%
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13 %
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4%
27 % Mar 25
29% Mar 19
21%
.
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15
29
14
25
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14
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Dec
25
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38%
21
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1
14
24%
38%
.
17%
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convertible
19% Oct
17
95
25%
500
42%
95
19
43%
106%
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&
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7
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1
4
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19
155
1
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12% Sep
41%
95%
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10%
5%
-
July 30
8% Aug 17
Jan
Inc
16%
91%
—10
certificates
Pacific
19%
115%
5%
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Thatcher Glass Mfg Co common
5
35
23% Sep
42%
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21%
19%
i
95%
76
Textron
May 17
44
share
21%
43
25
17%
5
17
11
49 % Jan
-
42%
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95%
25%J
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12%
75%
9
>
18 % Juiy 29
39% May 17
43
1
1 % Nov
16
Utilities
22
6% Jun
*
27
it
88% Jan
Texas
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7
3 Va Aug
3
,14% Mar 12
-
58% July 19
ill% Aug
5
Feb
&
4
13% Jan
9% Jan
42%
42%
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735
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Land
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6% Jan
!
2,200
12%
91%
25
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Texas
6
8
200
36%
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;
57
1
8
j
Mar 26
51%
36%
12%
:
8
,
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Sulphur
23
Sep
9
13% Jan
44
15
9% Oct
140
Jan
46% Mar
16
12% Jan
4
41% Sep
147% Oct
11
4
20
31!
Jun
11
107
9
4
106% Jan
23
Jan
42
3i-:,
40
4
14 % M&r 10
11% Aug 31:
35% Nov 17
7% Dec
35
51%
37%
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23
37%
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110% Jan
24
51 %
36%
42 %
' •/
'
2
5% Oct
*50%
115%
1
(James)
!
81 % Sep
;
100
»
83%
47%
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9,700
I
25%
17
(conv).i—.No par
18%
37
24%
38%
43
,_No par
pfd
17%
51
19%
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preferred.
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.
9,200
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15,200
i
36%
16%
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Sylvania Elec Prod Inc com....7.50
14
7%
51
13%
25
41%
101%
7%
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39%
11%
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18%.:
41%
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95%
10%
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:
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25%
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5
101
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42
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50
100
41%
101
7%
36%
83%
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.
15
42% Feb
'
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43
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1950—.20
Corp
Jan
6
ser
Sweets Co of America
30
121% July 15
14
100
42
~
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7%'
*50%
100
100
79%
80
*116% 118
19 %
19%
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preferred
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-
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common.
4%%
Oil
Superior
28
40% July 13
4
14% Jan
14
41
101
7%
-
12%
,
13
39
Sutherland Paper Co common
4.40%
preferred
51% Sep
14
40% Jan
5 % Oct
41%
*99%
■,
14,100
37%
<
12%
11
5%%
July 13
13
17
30% Sep
41
7%
36%
25
31'% Jan
24
51%
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1
Sunshine Biscuits Inc
48% July 13
4
58% Dec
18-
18%
10
preferred
78% Dec
34
l8J/a
10c
?65
Feb >26
16% Aug 13
47% Mar 3
20
14"
18%
No par
Corp
common..
4%%
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11
*
Oil Co
A
.V
33
100%
..
10
Superior Oil of California
Jun
81% Jan
25
15"
46,300
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24%
38%
20
...
Corp
series
Class
10
105% Jan
5
99%
18%
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Sunshine Mining Co......
816
16
99%
16%
2
-11% Sep
8
41% Feb
100%
1
13
4
4
;
40..': Jan
5
86" May 22
99%
19%
8
Jan
11
11
35% Jan
29% Sep
100%
100
,
22
84% Oct
Jan
Jan
Sun
5
Corp
Chemical
$4.50
4
23 % May
k-
14%
6
-
25% Oct
,
30% Jan
111% Jan
6
100
11
82% Oct'.
U
30
Oct
118% Aug
9
20% Apr 19
4
24 % Jan
23% Sep
19% Sep
24% Jan
18,400
100%
19 %
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Oct
92
100%
101%-
21%
—
14
Deo
92%
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25%
prior preference—
10% Mar 13
38
72%
91%
^—15
common
Stone & Webster
29
10
72
94%
5
Stokely-Van Camp. Inc
11% Sep
8 Va
73
92%
^—.100
Corp
Sep
26% Jun
72%
94%
42%
Stix Baer & Fuller Co
16% Mar 11
73
93%
5
16% Sep
12% Dec
40% Sep 15,
72%'
94%
5
& Co Inc
Shares
73
*
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the Week
93%«
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7%
1
;
Oct. 15
71%
41%
10
Inc.i
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Friday
Oct. 14
75%
41%
3%%* preferred series A
100
Ry Equip Mfg Co
1
Stanley Warner Corp.
;
5
Starrett Co (The) L S
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*
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J
•
47 % Dec
'
Thursday
95%
100 %
*
,
Standard
8
19% Sep
,
of
SALE PRICES
Oct. 13
94 %
15
31
HIGH
W ednesday
Oct. 12
73
25
T
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Tuesday
Oct. 11
6,400
,
200
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2,400
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27,100
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100
51
13%
13%
13%
13%
11%
11%
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800
31%
31%
31%
31%
4,300
8%
8%
4,100
'
:
10% Sep
14
14% Feb
2
26
Dec
29
55% Jan
15
7
Dec
23
13 % Jan
38% Sep
61% Jun
19% Jun
11% May
8
7% Jan
4
15
49% Mar 20
43% Jan
8
16
76% Dec
70% Feb
33% Sep
24
16
16
18
u
Udylite Corp (The)
Underwood Corp
29
,
64% Sep 24
27% July 29
9
21% Jan
25
Jun
4
110
Jan
2
104% Jan
15
113
Sep
97
Jan
6
92% Aug
3
99
Oct
14
78% Jun
3
87% Jan
8
85 -
Jan
7
94 :
Apr
Jun
18
100% Nov
6
99
Jan
5
37% Jun
10
,44% Aug 13
38% Jan
4
15
115% Jan
5
105% Jan
11
17
50% Jan
6
Union
28
15
*11%
32%
31%
5
8%
8%
8%
20
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Union Bag & Paper Corp
Union Carbide & Carbon
Juiy 12
12%
32 Va
62%
63%
62
62%.
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82 Va
80%
81%
1
Union
89
12
No par
...
10% Aug 16
82% Jun
24 % Mar
;
;
.
13% Mar 11
7
Feb
27
'
Asbestas & Rubber Co
Elec Co of Mo
10
common
26%
12%
12
'31%
31%
8%
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27
*11%
32
Preferred
$4.50
series.
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112%
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$3.70
series
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*95
7
Preferred
$3.50
series
103% Fob
24
1 Preferred
No par
No par
51% Sep
27
Union
13
Union
•
•
112%
90
100
Sep
44% Jun
31% Apr
24
102% Jun
3
50%
Dec~21
106% Jan
48
Jan
26
May 14
45% Jan
103 % July
29
4
Oct
143
'
51% Aug 23
29% Jun
11
68% Aug
5
6
106% Feb
4%
Union
24
3
t
5%
>
31
Dec
17
33% Sep
21
87
100
July 21"
32% Mar 25
104% Jan 30
39% Dec
107
Jan
21% Apr
87% Jan
29'A Oct
11
105% Oct
13
Jan
27
27
21
104
Oct
12
1
July 23
40
19% Sep
26%
16
16% Mar 20
14
Jun
15
61 Va Jan
5
57
Aug 31
25% Sep
23
31% Feb
11
27
Jan
3% Apr
23
4% Feb
24
3% Feb
25
4% Jan
2
Feb
18
70% Apr
29
80%J*n
6
5% Jan
4% Jun
23
5% Feb
24
86
4% Jan
4
6
8
Jun
28
11
29
88
'16
Aug 13
72% Nov
13
17% Jan
8
28
16% Feb
44
28
58% Jan
12
11% Jan
2
4
14
45 % Jan
53% Apr
61%
59-
60%
80%.
80%
26%
79-
80
26%
32% Ju«
38% Aug 19
16% Oct 15
11% Dec
29
10
13% Mar
3
11% Jan
2% May 12
1 Vb Jan
Dec
10
Sep
95% Sep
14
Jan
5
101% Dec
23
14
31% Jan
5
103% Oct
20
114% Jan
159
13
120
Jan
~ Jun
9
175
27
15%
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K>r
35% Jan
Feb
see
page
24.
50%
23,400
142%
12,500
600
50%
50%
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51%
27%
27%
27%
J
27 Va
27 VB
3,100
5
62%
62%
61%
62%
61%
62%:
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61%
V
59%
60%
17,600
105%
105%
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600
100
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10
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100
5
27%
105
28%
27%
'
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27%
17%
104
17%
67%
67%
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4
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5%
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76%
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12 J/8
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104
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105
17
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66
33%
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33 Va
4
3%
4
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6
28%
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4
5%
6
9%
•
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34
4
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66
66
34
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104
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104
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105
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29 Va
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f
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27 Va
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7
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180
104
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900
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2,300
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66
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4
75
75%
100
33
5,500
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100
75
6
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6
5%
9%
32,700
6
9%
9%
1
600
9%
9%
9%
76%
77
*75%
77%
77%
77%
*76%
14%
14%
*14%
14%
14 %
14%
13%
14
3,000
12 Va
12 Va
12%
12%
12
12%
12
12%
2,700
23,800
9%
<)%
>
■
,
•
80
78
51%
51%
51 Vo
51%
4
51%
50%
51%
50%
50%
10
32%
32%
32
32%
32
32%
31%
32%
31%
31%
13%
*38%
38%
38%
38%
38%
38%
38%
1,100
15%
15
15%
15%
15%
15%
16%
66,900
2%
69%
2%
2
38%
16
2%
38%
'
*38%
15%
No par
11!
28
Jun
15
18
Oct
14
US Gypsum
20
21% Oct
12
54% Mar 11
9
68
10
50%
140'A
;
51
common
74Va Sep
20
7% preferred
„_•
„_100
U S Hoffman Machinery com—5
4%%
preferred
100
common
143
.
51
United Cig-Whelan Stores com..30c
Co
142
137%
-
27%
United Park City Mines Co (The)_1
U S & Foreign Securities
No par
'
$4.50 1st preferred
—No par
U S Freight Co..
No par
200
139%
137%»
136%
51
.1.
51%
182% Sep
Jan
51
<50%
20
104
27%
series of 1952.100
America
50%
50%
*102
210
51 Ve
25
175
23
footnotes
of
91%
104
i
27%
14 % Mar 17
Mar 16
Nov
Biscuit
91%
*102%
91%
51%
common^
United Gas Corp
United Gas Improvement Co
United Merch & Mfrs Inc
-
136%
91%
103%
*91%
♦102
Va
28%
15
107
50%
51
V
Air Lines Inc
91%.
103 Va
■«
:
112%
99
*95
*90
3,600
26
*111%
;
21,200
27%
71% Sep
22% Jan
65
*102
:
99
:
3,300
*'
-
*51%
30% Jun
100% Jan
Sep
103%
112%
99
99
78%
26
26%
26
112%
112%
*95
800
59%
78%
50
2% Sep
49% Jan
15
22
46
...
United Fruit Co
1
33% Mar
37% Feb
*102
136%
*112
99
58'
V-
No par
preferred
convertible preferred
'
91%
*91
50
common
United Engineering & Foundry
26
27% Jan
17
1
15% July 20
Mar 27
30
30% Jun
Co
United Corp (Del)
1
United Dye & Chemical Corp com_l
1% preferred
100
United Electric Coal Cos
5
Aug 23
May 25
2
Car
$3.50 convertible preferred
Aug 17
63% Jun
,
May 12
30
15
Sep
38% May 26
29
Jan
23% July 22
May 27
Sep
10
10% Sep
11% Dec
49
12
Tank
*91
50%
United Board & Carton Corp
10
United Carbon Co
No par
United-Carr Fastener
No par
6
Jan
67
70
Pacific RR Co
noncumulative
*95
25
$4.50 preferred
23
13% Jun
Oil of California
Preferred 4%%
United
i07% Apr 20
4£% Sep
,
United
13
27
23
series
United Aircraft Corp
,
21% Dec
$4
99
9
9
-
60%
:
112%. 112 %
'
'
9
*8%
-
'
98
20"
23
15
70%
105% 105%
28%
28%
186%'187
*181%
183
70
105
*28%
186%
*181%
'
51
2%
2
70%
105
29
186%
183
69
*105
2
2
*181%
19%
20%.,
20
..21%
.20%
69
70
70
70%
69%
' 67
*105
&69%^
WH&TS
28% f?8%,ep
189% 191
-
183
"
21%.
70
,X' -27%
" 196
'
4
..
*181%
68
105%
28%
200
183
19%.' 20%
*69% ' 70
2
2
19,000
7,800
,
67
67%
4,400
*105
105 Va
60
; ,.1,500
,
28%
.
28%
'•
191%
4,100
197
*181%., 183-
t
20
20
--9,800
70
70
590
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24
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1556)
****** «
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Year 1953
23
13% Nov
34
7% Feb
26
Jan
U
40% Mar 17
36% Jan
4
71% Oct
6
59% Feb
3
68
14
11
22
Oct
23
32% Peb
3
70
Oct
26
85% Jan
5
70% Jan
7
9
97% Apr
6
31% Jan
2
144% Mar 11
79% Jan
13
97% Oct
11
39% July 27
Sep
74% Nov
23% Aug 31
18
127% Sep
37
Oct
Mar
64
24
29% Jan
134% Jan
Dec
31
66% Feb
33% Sep
15
44 % Jan
Aug 31
144% Jan
10
11
73% Jan
0
1% Jan
4
2% Aug 16
11% May 12
19% Aug 13
30% Mar 11
16
Universal Leaf Tobacco
Oct
11
29% Sep
7
26% Jun
8
22% Jan
12
Jan
18
18% Jan
11
167
Feb
17
19% Dec
30
20
35% Dec 18
63% Jan
5
80
34% Jan 21
42
154
68 % May
168
$6
31% Oct
14
38% Sep
11% Jan
4
19% Oct
5
28% Jan
7
31% Aug
5 % Dec
29
10% Jan
6
5 % Jan
4
6
7% May 19
23% Apr
6
31% Dec
29
30% Jan
8
50% Sep 23
Sep
22% Jun
Apr
13
29
Nov
4
35% July
Mar 20
89
Jan
4
8
20
Jan
4
48% Oct
8
123
25% Jan
130 % Jan
23
114% Nov
92
Jun
3
25% Dec
31
25 % Dec
28
5
2
6,600
60
58%
59%
58%
593/a
160%
160%
160 Vb
160%
18%
18%
17%
18
173/4
17%
36%
37
*36%
preferred
92%
94%
17%
17%
6,100
37
*36%
36%
36%
36%
10%
11%
*10%
11
1,100
9%
9%
9%
10
4,100
9%
93/4
95
95
96
97
96%
400
1%
1%
3,100
15%
2
1%
1%
17
*153/4
17%
*16
29
29
♦28%
29%
*28%
29%
28%
28%
*28%
31%
31%
30%
31%
30%
30%
29%
30%
29%
1
100
167
1
*167
168
1693/4
1%
17
169
*167
27%
26%
27%
26%
27
80
27%
*79
100
1%
80
80
*79 %
-81
403/4
41
40%
40%
24%
35
33%
34%
No par
40%
41
Corp of America new—1
34%
35%
1%
1%
♦16%
17
167
167
160
15%
96%
1%
com_No par
Co
1.200
17%
11
11
95
86,400
17%
*15%
50
Pictures Co Inc com
preferred
Power St Light
95
57%
159%
100
29
300
29%
*165
2,600
167
140
26%
27%
26%
27%
80
80
80
80
40%
40%
40%
40%
3,200
31%
33%
32
4,100
190
32%
19,700
18%
19%
17%
18%
16%
18%
16%
17%
16%
17 Vb
10,600
31%
31%
*31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31
31
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
49%
50%
49%
49%
48%
49 %
48%
48%
48%
Chemical
Co
2.50
Vicks Shreve St Pacific Ry com
5%
100
3%%
*131%
100
noncumulative preferred
*131%
*131%
133
33
*32'/,
33
preferred
94
94
*94
95%
*94
94%
48%
46%
44
45%
No par
46%
div partlc preferred
100
143%
6%
*131%
*131%
33
common
Va-Carollna Chemical com
11
*131%
133
ft
100
Victor Chemical Works
6
-
Virginia Elec St Power Co
(5 preferred
10
com
31%
45%
145
144
31%
33
*141 %
144%
133
32%
144
2,500
49
2,800
•131%
*132%
33
•131%
1,500
6%
133
*131%
32%
♦94
143%
*137
43
32%
•94
44%
42%
133
32%
95%
*140
2,300
95%
10
'
44%
22,400
500
30%
142%
31
31%
31%
♦115
115%
115%
115%
*115
116
•115
116
*115
116
*102%
104%
*102%
104 %
*102%
104 %
*102%
104
•103
104
105% Apr
31% Oct
B
$4.20 dividend preferred.
.100
104%
104%
*103%
104%
104%
104%
♦104 %
104%
•104%
104%
31%
31%
31%
31%
30%
30%
31%
31%
28%
29%
*28%
29
28%
28%
28%
28'/a
7,500
67
67
66%
65%
66
65
65%
2,300
500
2
25% Jan
4
19
25% Jan
4
7
57
4
13
May 17
26% Apr
A
Mar
9%
57
159%
.100
Dec
Jan
11%
9%
59%
160%
<4.04 dividend preferred
Feb
18
37
11%
9%
*11
1
2d pfd~S
noncu
56%
160
7
30
30
37
11 %
9%
25
Corp
60
900
10
Vick
115% Oct 12
64
Bep 14
49%
59 %
160%
104% Oct
35% Feb
7
59
47%
60
163
25,400
Vertlentes-Camaguey Sugar Co—6%
33% July 28
11
July 19
101% Jan 19
100% Oct 30
22
Jun
Jan
27
24
14% Dec
740
48%
60
36%
36
99
12
100% Dec
27
161%
47%
60
37%
2.50
152% Aug 30
Jan' 4
112% Jun
17
27% Nov
5
36% Mar
161%
50%
60
160%
Van Norman Co
95% May 26
July 20
Jun
162%
49%
60%
Van Raalte Co Inc
Aug 27
July 30
26% Jan
92
106
136
134
30
92
15
112
Mar 26
124% Mar 26
126
Mar 19
128
127
July 17
16% Oct 28
161%
51
60%
59%
preferred
Vanadium
17
17% Mar 23
88
162%
493/4
60%
preferred—No par
common—2
convertible
Utah
32% Mar 25
28
•161%
51%
60
160%
4%%
8
May 29
3
convertible
8%
22
% Apr
Stockyards
Universal
16
Aug 26
11% Dec
24
162%
50%
United Wall Paper Inc
Sep
27 % Dec
125% Jun
161%
Universal-Cyclops 8teel Corp
32 % Sep
9
2
10
36%
No par
Mar 18
3
7
373/4
No par
common
Mar 19
4%
20
37%
100
Corp
United Stores <4.20
14
6.700
97
37%
noncumulative preferred
1%
United
21
87 %
50
preferred
U 8 Tobacco Co common
38% Mar 16
31%
87%
50
11% July 14
Sep
125
Steel
30%
*95%
37%
St Min com
12% Sep
Peb
Jan
8
7%
300
38%
preferred
4
14
61
U
67
*66
12,300
100
preferred
1st
noncum
8 Smelting Ref
7%
4
155
28% Jun
8%
U
100
69
37%
U 8 Rubber Co common.
7
32
4,900
8%
67%
87%
18% Oct
Sep 29
31%
313/4
33%
Shares
15%
15%
*8
97
24
27
31%
♦95%
8
32% Dec
66%
67
*87
8
14
66%
*66%
97%
Oct
15
67
66%
87%
160% Oct
22% Jan
*66%
66%
31 Vb
3
23% Dec
69%
*96
17
Oct
68
*86%
Jun
97
70
69%
32%
4
29% Mar 12
69%
71%
87%
26
31
70%
70
97%
Jan
31
83/4
*86%
Jan
Dec
15%
*8%
32%
preferred series B
6% Jan
1% Dec
15
15%
8%
*96
U
4
72% Dec 30
15%
*8%
88
11
7
15%
8%
97%
Jan
35
15%
8%
*86%
Jan
25
8 % May
15%
8%
.10
90
4
2
22
15%
-20
9% Mar 19
6% Jan
6% Dec
35% Dec
15%
; *8%
*96
39
26
39% Nov
9
l
—
.100
4
21% Feb
Oct. 15
-10
common.
the Week
Friday
Oct. 14
.100
13
60
Sales far
Thursday
3%%
64% Sep
54
Oct. 13
8 Plywood Corp common.
3%% preferred series A
54% Jan
28
17% Dec
163% Oct
6
Co
Wednesday
Oct. 12
6
7
37% Jan
2
2
5
Lines
AND HIGH SALE PRICE8
Tuesday
Oct. 11
Par
7
16% Jun
67% Jan
135
86% Oct
143
6
54
July 16
32% Oct
11
Jan
M«nd«v
STOCK
preferred
U 8 Pipe St Foundry Co.
U 8 Playing Card Co—
11
57% Dec
S
4%%
8% May 25
24
YORK
LOW
EXCHANGE
17% Aug 24
13% Mar 17
22
22% Jan
8
22
7% Oct
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Monday, October 18, 1954
IB
1
Virginian Ry Co common
29
Jan
25
6% preferred
Vlsklng Corp (The)
Vulcan Detlnnlng Co common
30
Sep 27
71% May 19
16 " Feb
1
Mar 25
100
25
4
1%
5
-
.10
13%
66%
31%
31%
31
31%
31
31 %
X28%
28%
65
65%
»
13%
*13%
13%
*13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
*28
29%
*28%
29%
*28%
29%
*28%
29%
•28%
♦67
68
67
♦67
67%
•67
67%
67%
1,500
29%
100
30
240
13%
.20
preferred
5,000
67%
w
70% Mar
60
2
Mar 28
68% Mar 18
Wabash RR 4%%
11% Dec 22
13% Mar 10
11% Aug* 2
13
Mar
3
Waldorf
21% Nov 24
29% Jan
24
Junu
3
26% Mar
4
Walgreen
43% Jun
16
52
51
Jan
ft
Walker
Dec
29
9
71% Sep 20
8% Mar 30
18% Jan
2
25
24% Jan
preferred
98
Bep
Feb
Feb
105
IK
27
5% Jan
4 f
4
,
19% May
100% Aug
May 12
12
12
12
12%
12%
12%
12%
12 y.
800
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
24%
25
25
25%
3,400
67%
67%
67 %
67%
67%
67%
66
67%
66
66%
2,300
4
5
19
12 V2
19
21% Sep
9
(Hiram)
Q St W
Co
Baking Co common
5%%
preferred
104% Sep 27
Jan
13% Jan
8
No par
Co
Wardell
18% Nov 20
17
Jan
4
23% Sep 21
28% Sep 14
33% Mar 19
25% Jan
11
31% Feb
15
Warren
30% Jan
4
41% Oct
8
Warren
29
Jun
9
31% Dec 30
30% Jan
12
35
24
Sep
14
Mar 16
25% Jan
14
35
13
Sep 14
13% Jan
4
8
10
30
17% Apr
9
28
24% Mar 23
14
Sep 15
18% Dec
Sep
30
July 15
2
24% Jan
ft
40 Vb
77% Jan
ft
5
Dec
32
SO
28% Jan
ft
Jun
B
37% Feb
4
98% Jun
17
107% Jan
8
88 % Jun
18
102
Jan
15
99
Jan
7
89% Jun
B
99% Jan
15
96
Jan
7
12% Nov
B
16% Jan
15
25% Dec
21
9% May 20
23% Jan
4
21% Nov
104
5
109
Bep 28
Jan
B
8% Sep
43% Bep
18
12% Jan
8
18
57% Mar 11
20
Bep
14
32% Mar 25
45
Jan
2
03% Mar 20
46% Sep
14
67% Mar 10
37% Peb
22 % Dec
18
39% Bep 18
91% Jon
1
16% Jun
126
Jan
62% Dec
3
99% Jan
12
10
22
May
127
Mar
ft
4
30% Sep
IB
80
127
May 14
30% May 4
40% Mar 17
Oct
14
86% Mar 24
24% Dec
14
30
23
18
30% Dec 21
Bep
21% Dec
15
18% Sep 11
7% Sep 21
03% Oct
8
8% Nov
8
Jan
8
27
12% Jan ' •
ft
32% Apr 13
80% May 27
Jan
126
Apr 24
16% Jun
36
17
10
21% Mar
Jan
22
9% Apr
1ft
29% Oct
135
8
7
Jan
2
Jan
137
Jan
86
Sep 14
Jun
20% Dec
15
9
34%
No par
5
32%
32
32
30%
31%
4,000
19%
8,200
130% Mar 16
82
Deo
Jan
6
*
11% Mar 17
48
Oct
$4.25
6%
Pieces;
changed
July 21
90% Aug 12
8
July 20
104
*103%
104%
*103%
104%
13%
13%
*108%
11%
11%
11%
49%
49%
49%
50%
24%
24
48%
*48
56%
55%
54%
56%
23%
24
70%
*101%
54%
23%
72%
70%
103
*101%
•
*24%
24% "
*127%
24%
180
104
*103%
32
31%
32%
14
32%
13%
4,200
32%
12
32%
10
40
14
3,900
108%
108%
*108%
11%
110
12V4
12%
12%
12 %
12%
7,900
49
49%
48%
49%
48%
49
2,900
-
24
24
24%
110
23%
*108%
110
25%
24%
27%
49
48
48
51%
56%
56
56%
56
56%
54%
55
533/a
543/4
53%
54
23%
23%
703/4
L
55 %
23%
71%
72
,101% 101%
102
24%
25
*243/4
♦129
22,800
57%
55%
*48%
49
55%
30
*127%
23%
23%
23%
6,900
6,100
15,600
23%
14,700
69%
71%
69%
70%
27.000
•100 3/4
101%
101%
101%
25
25%
129
129
25
200
25
700
.
•127%
10
'
43%
43%
42%
43%
93%
93%
93
93%
27
.
27
26%
263/4
423/4
41%
433/a
93
-
43
93
93
27
27
27
<*
41%
42
93
93%
94%
27
26%
8,500
•
120
26%
900
32
32%
32
32%
313/4
32
31%
313/4
3,800
93%
93
93
94
94
94
943/4
430
1
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
2,800
*24%
25%
24
24
ft
22%
22%
22%
22%
No par
10
10%
9%
No par
•75
.
-
'
"
8%
8%
8%
24%
24%
23%
23%
23%
23%
22%
22%
22
22 %
*21%
22 %
1,200
9%
93/4
14,700
'
10
,
10
93/4
76%
75
75
10%
10%
10
8%
10%
10%
18
18%
18
32%
32%
31%
18
18%
10
32%
32%
*143 %
146
*143%
146
9%
10
75%
75%
*10%
103/8
10%
10%
18%
18
18
32%
31
31 %
•144
'
147
•75
•144
77
- 147
8%
-
75
75
10%
400
10%
Xl8
30%
144%
400700
18
5,400
31
3,600
20-
13,500*
10
57%
57%
56%
57%
3,200
10
47%
48
47
46%
Service
Corp
Mfg Co
ru
<>•.
Zonlte
Products
r
Cash
or
sales,
•159
47%
473/8
46%
47V4
46%
47%
28;700
43%
42%
43%
42%
423/4
42%
42%
42 %
423/4
92
6.500
93
92%
92%
92%
93
93
93%
93%
163
*159
*155
165
43%
*91%
163
♦157
164
*155
170
160
89%
89%
89%
893/4
89%
89%
*89%
893/4
x89
89
10'/a
11%
10%
10%
10
10%
10
10%
10
-.11
48%
47
•
700
12,800
49%
48%
48%
47%
46%
22
21%
463%
4,300
2234
22
21%
22
21%
21%
21%
21%
55%
55%
55%
55%
55%
18,600
55%
54%
55 %
54
54%
23
23%
22%
2,200
223/4
22%
48%
28
1
48
223/4
*22%
23
22%
223/4
56%
57%
55%
1,400
56%
56 %
56%
54%
56%
54%
55%
*13%
13%
13 %
13%
23,100
13
13%
13
13%
13
13%
1,800
71%
72%
70%
71
70%
71 %
70%
70%
70%
70%
1,700
63/4
6%
""6%
63/4
6%
6%
*6%
z
7% May 20
fin" receivership,
'
50
Young (L A) Spring St Wire_No par
Youngstown Sheet St Tube
No par
Youngstown Steel Door
No par
Radio
Corp.
*103%
104%
20%
Zenith
Chemical
32%
108%
48%
112
13%
11%
24
3,200
5,200
,
103
14
32%
55%
15%
44%
43%
111
*103%
103%
108%
32
44%
112
92%
Corp common
4%% convertible preferred
Aug
3
14% Aug 10
Mathleson
13%
43%
*111%
144%
4% Feb 20
from
13%
103
443^
112
32%
Wortbington Corp common
No par
Prior preferred 4%% series—100
Prior pfd 4%% conv series—100
Wrlgley (Wm) Jr (Del)
No par
Wyandotte Worsted Co
8
15
177
this day.
13%
44%
•111%
20
77% Aug JO
on
104
103%
*
100
0
sale
*103
104%
44%
20
Corp
.No par
-
no
104
*103%
44
20%
65
d Name
15%
Woolworth (F W) Co
8
48% July 21
.
Inc.
15%
57%
Jan
13
15%
20
26 Va
5% Apr
15%
20%
May
03% Jun
15%
20
20
4,
15%
57
13
.
15%
5,80b
573/4
Tale St Towne
ft
3,400
93 %
York
.
350
18%
20%
13
Jan
86%
18%
57%
13
84
35%
86
18%
20%
11
11% Jan
34%
87
18%
58
49% Oct
38
35
87
18%
20%
60% Apr
5
35
87
183/4
,
57%
27 V4 Apr
2
35%
86%
19
20%
Jan
16% Jan
34%
86%
10
21% Sep
51% Jun
47% Jan
35%
18%
15%
34%
86 /
..
•
112
Grocery Co new—1
Public
37
14
/<
19
92%
preferred
l
Dec 31
13
Woodward Iron Co
'
l
Sep
*12%
.32%
Co
9
34% Jan
13
1
i
53 % Mar
11
rn
Co
Lovett
Wisconsin
3
11
11% Oct
♦12%
100
common
Wisconsin Elec Power Co com
15
490
13
*12%
13
*103
100
preferred
Winn St
14
*111%
12%
preference
39% Apr
23% Apr
34
Co.,
Co
Wilson-Jones
19
*13%
44%
10
10
12% Feb
93 % Oct
oy4Jan 22
Telegraph
Wilson St Co Inc common
20% Aug 11
33% Aug
2
14
111%
100
preferred
Oil
*13%
44 %
No par
preferred series B
Prior
13%
111%
#
Weston
18
13%
15%
100
com
Wilcox
Jun
Oct
12
RR
We8tlnghouse Air Brake
Westinghouse Electric com
Motor
500
13%
*12%
10
26
58
7
Pacific
5%%
24
13
1
Supply Co,
Western Maryland Ry common
4%
noncum
2nd preferred^
10% Sep 23'
76
Sep 30
21% Aug
Jan
Inc
Western Auto
3.80%
19%
*23%
86%
100
Lines
Western Union
19%
23%
18%
8
preferred
Western
18%
23%
36%
100
ft
White hewing Machine common
144% Oct
Jan
preferred series C
Virginia Coal St Coke
West Va Pulp St Paper com
Air
19%
23%
35%
100
4.10%
4%%
19%
23%
J 86%
100
West
Western
;
19%
23%
13%
•
No par
10% Aug 10
27% Aug 10
8
77
Co
pfd
preferred series B
4.20%
Aug 10
14
116
10
Electric
31%
19
*23%
14
2.80
com
preferred—No par
1
West Kentucky Coal Co
4
Whit*
95
21
4
Snowdrift
31
19%
23%
*12%
Co.
$4 convertible
Penn
32
32%
19%
*13%
Investment
<fe
32%
*27%
23%
Mills.
36% July 28
77% Jan
Mar 10
31
62% Dec 29
3% Oct 28
Co
Motor
Elec Inst Corp
12.50
Wheeling St Lake Erie Ry
100
Wheeling Steel Corp com
No par
$5 conv prior preference—No par
White Dental Mfg (The S B)
20
40% Apr 23
30% Jan
4
35% Mar 17
Sep 10
47
*34%
3
18% Jan
30
Bep 15
75
16% Sep
34%
15
39% Jan
.
2
26
Sep 30
28% Jan
19% Dec 22
48
31
*34%
27% July 27
8
70
13% Jan
42% Dec 22
Sep 14
34%
44% Aug 10
94% Oct 15
4
74% Mar 10
53
71% May 12
6% Dec 31
Jan
21% July 19
8
Feb 25
Bep 21
101
34%
14
11
11% Mar 28
18
24% Jun
34%
26
85% Max lft
4% Dec 20
400
34%
*
82% Jan
4
25% May 10
3,700
34%
4
25% Oct
27%
X34%
14
129% Apr
27%
No par
17
27% Aug 20
75% Sep 29
103% Sep 27
4
ft
18% Mar 17
4
14
4
50% Jan
98% May
29 y. May 18
27%
13,900
300
12
57 % Oct
27%
West Indies Sugar Corp
25
61% Sep
57% Sep
28%
39 %
52% July 23
27% Oct 15
S
35% May
22% Jan
'
48% Aug 13
SO
49% Jun
27%
27%
36% Aug 12
Apr 28
41% Apr 26
28
27%
14% Aug 17
22
-
27%
38%
West Penn Power 4%%
43% Apr 27
17,400
28%
40%
West
Mar
10,800
19
28
28
5
12% Oct
10%
18%
38'/8
6
110
10%
19%
28
104% Mar 31
105% Aug 10
8% Jan
4
104%
10%
Xl8%
40%
Aug
103% Oct
*104
10%
20%
27%
112% Oct
45
105
10%
19%
40%
Wesson Oil
Aug 25
17% Jan
*104%
10%
20%
28
Waukesha
90% Aug 12
20'/8 Aug 12
17% Feb 10
13% July 20
36% Jan 11
104% Jan
4
105
10%
40%
Webster
3
\
10%
20%
40%
6
28% Feb
*104
10%
20%
*27%
12% Oct
84% Feb
105
10%
20%
27%
10% Jan
29% Jan
3,000
41%
12% Mar 27
4
9,100
21%
40%
13% Feb 25
1
7%
*21%
27%
Wayne Knitting
Wayne Pump Co
1
7%
21%
Wash Water Power
8
17% Nov
7%
21%
7%
3
24% Aug 27
14% Oct
5
21% Sep
*104
7%
22
7%
21%
No par
19% May 14
9% Jan
ft
4
105
7%
22
Pipe
Corp
Washington Gas Light Co
Aug 10
Sep
7
73% Oct
16
Pictures
Warner-Hudnut Inc
Sep 22
19% Oct
Bros
7%
21%
1
Corp
Warner
20
8
^22%
a
Petroleum
16
*104
100
Foundry St
37% May 14
9% Mar
7%
21%
1
1
6% Sep 15
11% Sep 15
14% Apr 24
17% Apr
200
12
25%
No par
2.50
System
Walworth
27
67
12
10
Ward
5
9
Dec 22
-
Corp.
—l
6% -
03,4
petition has been 'filed for the company's reorganization,
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distributed,
x
Ex-dividend,
y
Ex-rights.
a
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delivery,
b Name changed
from
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7
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Number 5369
Volume 180
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
Bond Record
(1557)
New York Stock
<c»
FRIDAY
Tha
Utile ltttera
In
"ohrmT
the
WEEKLY
-
bonded
'Tutor**
in
one
or
Exchange
YEARLY
•
INnrlod"
Figures after decimal point represent
25
•••*
♦*.
32nds
more
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of
Vh«n
tb*
bonds
mators.
point
a
3E
LOW
Range for Previous
GOVERNMENT BONDS
Tear 1953
Range since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
102.4
Feb
16
102.4
Feb
16
High
*111.2
111.6
*111.2
*101
1978-1983
101.2
*101
Low
SALE
HIGH
PRICES
Wednesday
Oct. 12
Low
Treasury 3 Vis
AND
Tuesday
Oct. 11
EXCHANGE
104.16 Dec
i9 .24 May 12
Monday
Thursday
Oct. 14
Oct. 13
High
High
Low
Friday
Low
111.6
*110.30
111.2
101.2
Oct. 15
Low
High
*110.28
Sales for
the Week
High
.Sends ($)
111
*110.26
110.30
101.1
Feb
19
108
Feb
19
1955-1960
101.2
*101
101.1
*100.30
1956-1959
*103.20
103.24
*103.20
103.24
*103.20
103.24
♦103.20
103.24
*103.18
103.22
Treasury 2Vis
Treasury 2%s
108
Treasury 27/8s
Treasury 2%s
1961
*103.17
103.19
*103.17
103.19
*103.16
103.18
*103.14
103.16
*103.14
103.16
1958-1963
*105.24
106
*105.24
106
*105.24
106
♦105.24
106
*105.24
106
1960-1965
*108.2
108.10
*108.2
108.10
*108.2
108.10
*108
108.8
*108
108.8
1956-1958
*101.24
101.26
*101.24
101.26
*101.23
101.25
*101.22
101.24
*101.21
101.23
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
2%s
2Vis
2Vis
Dec 15
1958
*102.24
102.26
100.30
100.12 Aug 25
Mar 25
94.8
Mar 25
98.29 Feb
95.20 Oct
~23
15
100.12 Aug
25
100.22 July
29
95.20 Oct 23
102.26
*102.22
102.24
*102.21
102.23
*102.21
1961
*101.23 ,101.25
*101.23
101.25
*101.23
101.25
*101.21
101.23
*101.20
101.22
1962-1967
*100.30
101.2
*100.30
101.2
*100.28
101
*100.24
100.28
*100.24
100.28
Treasury 2Vis
Treasury 2Vis
94.8
*102.24
2Vis
Treasury 2Vis
1963-1968
*100.14
100.18
*100.14
100.18
*100.12
100.16
*100.8
100.12
*100.8
100.12
June 1964-1969
*100.6
100.10
*100.6
100.10
*100.4
100.8
*100.2
100.6
*100
100.4
Dec 1964-1969
♦100.4
100.8
*100.4
100.8
*100.2
100.6
*100
100.4
*100
100.4
1965-1970
*100.2
100.6
*100.2
100.6
*100
100.4
*100
2 Vis
2Vis
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
*t>9.30
100.2
*99.28
100
100
*99.28
102.23
_
100
2Vis
1966-1971
100.4
*99.28
♦99.26
99.30
*99.26
99.30
2Vis
June 1967-1972
*99.30
100.2
*99.30
100.2
*99.26
99.30
99.26
99.30
*99.26
99.30
Treasury 2Vis
Sept 1967-1972
*99.30
100.2
*99.30
100.2
*99.26
99.30
*99.26
99.30
*99.26
Treasury 2 Vis
Dec 1967-1972
*99.30
100.2
*99.30
100.2
*99.26
99.30
*99.26
99.30
*99.26
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2%s
99.14 Oct
99.14 Oct
23
23
99.20 Feb
15
99.20 Feb
15
7
100.17 Oct
100.17 Oct
7
June 15
Treasury 2 Vis
Treasury 2 Vis
99.30
99.30
♦102.1
102.3
*102.1
102.3
*102
102.2
*101.31
102.1
*101.31
102.1
*102.4
102.6
*102.4
102.6
*102.3
102.5
*102.2
102.4
*102.2
102.4
*101.7
101.9
1957-1959
1
1958
1956-1959
♦101.10
101.12
*101.9
101.11
*101.8
101.10
June 1959-1962
*100.16
100.18
*100.16
100.18
*100.16
100.18
*100.14
100.16
*100.14
Dec 1959-1962
*100.16
100.18
*100.16
100.18
*100.16
100.18
*100.14
100.16
*100.14
100.16
1960
*100.13
100.15
*100.13
100.15
*100.13
100.15
*100.11
100.13
*100.10
100.12
1954
*100.13
100.15
*100.13
100.15
*100.13
100.14
*100.12
100.14
*100.12
100.14
Dec 1954-1955
*100.13
100.15
*100.13
100.15
*100.13
100.14
*100.12
100.14
*100.12
100.14
Treasury 2 Vis
Treasury 2Vis
Treasury 2s
^Treasury 2s
__Dec
International
Bank
*101.10
101.12
100.16
for
Reconstruction & Development
Jun
July
94
July 20
93.8
Jan
96
Nov
4
94.24 Jan
98
Dec
1
2
101
Oct
26
101.24 Feb
1
100.24 Nov
4
101.16 Jan
13
1
15
95
Jan
16
92
94.8
17
91.25 Apr
2
101.20 Feb
90.16 Jun
2
94.16 Jan
97.16 May 12
101
100.8
Aug
9
25-year 3s
4
100.8
July 15 1972
Aug 12
25-year 3s
Mar
1
1976
100
6
102.16 Aug
9
30-year 3 Vis
Oct
1
1981
*101.8
101.24
*101.8
101.24
*101.8
101.24
*101.8
101.24
*101.8
101.24
102.8
6
23-year 3%s
May 15
1975
♦102.16
103
*102.16
103
*102.16
103
*102.16
103
*102.16
103
104.12 Mar 10
19-year 3 Vis
Oct
*103
103
3-year 3s
15-year 3Vis
7
Feb
Apr
100
*99.16
*99.16
*99.16
100
*99.16
100
100
*99.16
*99.16
100
*99.16
100
100
100
*99.16
*99.16
100
100
1,000
Sep
9
104.24 July 15
15
1971
♦103
103.16
"
103.16
*103
103.16
Oct
1
1956
♦102.8
102.20
102.4
102.4
*102.8
102.20
*102.8
102.20
*102.8
102.20
10.000
1
1969
103.20
*103.8
103.20
*103.8
103.20
*103.8
103.20
*103.8
103.20
2.000
due Feb 15
1955
101
*100
101
*100
101
*100
101
*100
101
2s
30
Jan
2s
100.16 Nov
Serial bonds
—
of
103.20
*103
103.16
*102.24
103.8
1950
♦100
*99.24
100.24
*99.24
100.24
*99.24
100.24
*99.24
100.24
*99
100.16
*99
100.16
*99
100.16
*99
100.16
*98
100
*98
100
*98
100
*98
100
*99.24
100.24
195?
•99
100.16
_due Feb 15
1958
*98
100
2s
due Feb 15
1959
*97.16
99.16
*97.16
99.16
*97.16
99.16
*97.16
99.16
*97.16
99.16
2s
due Feb 15
1960
•97
99
*97
99
*97
99
*97
99
*97
99
2s
due Feb
1961
*96
98
*96
98
*96
98
*96
98
*96
98
2s
transacted this day.
1956
_due Feb 15
2s
*Bld and asked price. No sales
_due Feb 15
2s
due Feb 15
1962
*95
97
*95
97
*95
97
*95
97
*95
97
1 Treasury 2s of 1951-1955, entire issue called for redemption
RANGE
Friday
Interest
BONDS
New York Stock Exchange
Period
Last
FOR
WEEK
ENDED
Dec. 15,
on
OCTOBER
1954 at 100.
Odd lot transactions,
a
e Cash
Friday
Friday's
Bond3
Bid & Asked
High
Interest
Range Since
BONDS
Jan. 1
New York Stock Exchange
Sold
No.
Low
High
Issue-
Brazil
sale,
(continued)—
.
Sale Price
or
Low
^
„
.
3%
June-Dec
June-Dec
92
June-Dec
3Vis series No.
June-Dec
89
88
—June-Dec
Brisbane (City) sinking fnnd 5s 1957
Mar-Sept
Sinking fund gold 5s 1958
Feb-Aug
Caldas (Dept of) 30-yr 3s s f $ bonds 1978-Jan-July
Canada (Dominion of) 3%s 1961
Jan-July
25-year 2Vis 1974
Mar-Sept
25-year 2Vis 1975
Mar-Sept
Cauca Val (Dept of) 30-yr 3s s f $ bds 1978-Jan-Juiy
fAChile (Republic) external s f 7s 1942—May-Woo
_<
113
113
19
-
3Vis series No. 20
City
3Vis series No. 21
Issue—
Corporate Stock
Jane-Dec
1980
106 3\
106
106 372
3Vis series No. 22
37
98%
106 SI
3Vis series No. 23
3Vis series No. 24
Foreign Securities
3 Vis
Wertheim & Co.
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New York
Stock
Exchange
1
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120
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asse'nted
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sinking
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April-Oct
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(Dept) collateral 7s A 1945
Jan-July
fAExternal sinking fund 7s ser B 1945—Jan-July
f AExternal sinking fund 7s ser C 1946—Jan-July
fAExternal sinking fund 7s ser D 1945—Jan-July
;
sec
sink
sec
sink
fd
7s
3rd
A Berlin
of)
8s
74%
88%
88%
Jan-July
June-Dec
-Jan-July
54%
43%
57 %
June-Dec
Jane-Dec
1941
s
100%
s
f 6%s of 1927 due
April-Oct
100% 100 ii
14
100% 101%
102
100%
33
102%
99%
.
100
100 7/a
100
100
100%
63
97
101%
100%
100
100%
32
97
142%
142% 142%
102 %
102% 103
74%
86
85
1
86
106%
109%
60%
18
63
95%
64
63%
100
100
90
3s
101%
59%
63%
66
100
2s
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
reduced
to 3.375% )
IA7s (Central Ry)
April-Oct
1952
-June-Dec
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
reduced
6%
to
3.5% )
64
64
60%
*95%
94%
I—June-Dec
->
■j.
1979
April-Oct
(Plan B)—
*65%
66%
83%
83%
78%
68 %
40 %
*66%
70
62%
68%
*40
42
38%
40%
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62%
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38%
40%
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64%
66%
6s
*40
38%
41
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63%
67 %
38%
40%
63%
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38%
39%
77
40%
67
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41
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40%
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66
68%
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40%
39
June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
/une-Dec
April-Oct
♦
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••
40 J'
39 %
63%
66i%
38%
40%
*66%
May-Nov
♦66%
*40
v—
April-Oct
6s 1962
66%
39
63%
2
1961
68
*40
40%
—
64 %
68%
40%
*40
38%
Mar-Sept
*66%
64%
69
Mar-Sept
*40
38%
40 %
6i%
20'%
May-Nov
7s 1960
1961
due
1953
56%
40
>
—
11
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108'%
*62%
63%
62%
62%
1977
119%
53%
67
72 %
72%
73%
75
74%
103%
74%
17
99%
102'A
6
100% 101
101
99 %
102
101 %
56%
44%
11
65
65
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56%
6
110% 110%
Apr-Oct
June-Dec
1972
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119'%
105
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142
105
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107
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1
June-Dec
2
June-Dec
3—
June-Dec
82%
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$ bonds
63%
f.
40%
1960
(Republic of)
88%
77%
83
3%s series No.
series
*66%
sinking fund dollar bonds 1970—62%
-
3 Vis series No.
3Vis
100%
44
.=
65%
funding bonds of 1931 due 1951
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
External dollar bonds of 1944
94%
13
68%
59%
30
55%
103
81
100%
67
*62%
103%
94%
(interest
1978
reduced to 3.375%)
ref
Cuba
1979
44%
102%
17
*40
ApfR-Oct
iASlnklng fund 7s of 1926 due 1946
May-Nou
IA Sinking fund 7s of 1927 due 1947
Feb-Aug
fACopenhager) (City) 5s 1952
June-Dec
25-year gold 4%s 1953—
May-Fov
IA Costa Rica (Republic of) 7s 1951™—May-Noo;
68%
92
6
85
40%
1993
1961
Jan
56%
54%
103%
103
lAColombia Mortgage Bank 6%s 1947
99
59%
100
ext
1927
104%
54%
(Hukuang Ry) 5s 1951
June-Dec
i A Cologne (City of) 6%s 1950
Mar-Sept
A Colombia (Rfep of) 6s of 1928 Oct 1961—April-Oct
of
104%
102%
99% 100 %
A Chinese
A6s
92
*95
,
80
assented
102%
*66%
,1961
Consol Municipal
A 7s
,
142%
102%
2
AChilean
84
7
2
—-May-Nov
1963
assentefi*1962
A 6s
-
101 %
19
76
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-
3s
sinking fund
assented
88
May-Nov
6s
•AGuaranteed staking fund
101%
97
A 8s
'
80%
79
54%
Jan-July
1957
assented
AGuaranteed
101%
16
19
assented
%s
83%
88
Feb-Aug
Mortgage Bank 6%s 1957—
A8%s
pn%
April-Oct
fund
bonds
$
92
85
100% 100%
103
1961—Jon-July
1963
fund
sink
A 6
106%
100% 101 %
April-Oct
1957
2
100% 100%
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
reduced to 3.375%)
1979
April-Oct
AExternal
103%
100%
-June-Dec
f 6%s of 1926 due 1957
1
103
Feb-Aug
June-Dec
-June-Dec
June-Dec
Feb-Aug
Feb-Auy
54%
Extl
AChlle
87
81%
Feb-Aug
1961
1962
sinking
assented
A 6s
<
85
75
75
8tamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
reduced to 3.5% )
1978
June-Dec
AExterpal
88%
*86%
April-Oct
external
71
*86%
(Kingdom of) extl 7s 1955
6s 1958
8
*86%
assented
6s
AExternal
83
92
102% 103%
sinking
AExternal
A
*86%
(City of)
(U
87%
1957-April-Ocf
8A0%s external loan 1950
8 A Brazil
85
71
1957_Aprll-Ocf
1957—April-Oct
ser
20-year 3s s f % bonds 1978
Antwerp (City) external 5s 1958
Australia (Commonwealth) 5s 1955
10-year 3%s 1958
10-year 3 Vis 1957
20-year 3%s 1967
20-year 3%s 1966
.
15-year 3%s 1962IA Bavaria (Free State) 6%s 1945
Belgium
75
ser
2nd
7s
fd
83%
*86%
81
89
102% 102%
fund 6s Sept
assented Sept 1961
A 6s
88%
*86%
*86%
851%
811/4
~1
82
*82%
1961—Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
sinking fund 6s 1962
April-Oct
AExternal
100%
ser
sinking fund 7s 1st
AExternal
99%
77 %
80%
82
*81 %
I960——,—Aprii-Oct
.—April-Oct
assented Jan 1961
A 6s
108
108
*100
lAAntloqula
AExternal
assented Feb
A6s
8 AGuaranteed
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6s
ARy external sinking fund 6s Jam
Feb-Aup
1947
sinking fund
assented 1960
t4
AExternal sinking fund 6s Feb 1961
90 Vi
89
*84%
May-Nod
1942„___
A 6s
Foreign Government and Municipal
Agricultural Mortgage Bank (Columbia) —
8 AGuaranteed
29
83%
96i/4
8.1
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96%
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__
88
92%
81
96%
,
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79
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series No. 30_^_
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"
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78 %
*85
3 Vis series No.
*112 % 113 %
Jan. 1
Low
No.
94%
*84
3Vis series No. 28—„
Unification
Transit
Quar-June
York
Range Since
Sold
High
*84
June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
3Vis series No. 27
1961
3s
New
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
3Vis series No. 26
Canal
Registered bond transactions.
r
Week's Range
Last
Period
3Vis series No. 25
Panama
>
15
Week's Range
or
Sale Price
Low
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15
.
*83
3%s series No.
4.
.*_June-Dec
*81%
83%
77%
5.
June-Dec
*81%
83
77%
June-Dec
♦90%
.U'
89
SECURITIES
TRADING MARKETS
86
7.
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85%
3 Vis series No.
3%s series No.
FOREIGN
90%
_
8-
.June-Dec
9
June-Dec
*81%
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June-Dec
*92
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3 Vis series
No.
3%s series No.
*82%
78
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June-Dec
95
95
81%
95
3Vis series No. 12
June-Dec
*90
95
80
90
June-Dec
*99%
88
93
3Vis series No. 14
June-Dec
83
76
85
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June-Dec
85
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.
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BONDS
Interest
New York Stock Exchange
Period
Last
Sale Price
or
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Low
High
(Dept of) 3s 1978
Jan-July
Czechoslovakia (State) —
Stamped assented (interest reduced to
'54%
April-Oct
extl 4%s 1962—April-Oct
•37%
Sold
Low
44%
Denmark
(Kingdom of)
.Called-
101%
bonds
El Salvador
3Vis extl
s
f
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f
dollar
extl
s
29
99%
9912
1
9913
100 %
dollar
reduced
San
bonds Jan
bonds
Jan
Jan-July
Jan-July
1976
1
1976
1
*71%
11
17
105
146
11
reduced
5%s dollar
3s
dollar
bonds
bonds
10-year bonds
3s
dollar
84
82
84%
58'%
54%
58%
44
45
58 %
94
58
69%
reduced
bonds
due
1953
1953
1963—.Jan-July
69%
69%
67%
65%
63
Apr-Oct
67
55%
8
bonds
June-Dec
77%
75%
77%
183
63
German
(extl loan
§A7s gold
1972...—
58%
55
58 %
64
45
1924
Dawes loan)
58 %
bonds 1949——
April-Oct
—
5Vis loan
1930
due
107
00 OJ
14
103% 107
due
6%s
96%
96%
94%
96%
76%
140
2012
A
^
Elec Power—
§ A
6%s 1st & gen mtge 1950
6 Vis due 1950 extended to I960-
1958
(interest
__April-Oct
A
Jan-July
—
Greek Government—
A7s
part
paid
1
1964
A6s part paid
1968
8A Hamburg (State of) 6s 1946—
Helsingfors (City) external 6Vis 1960
Italian (Republic) ext s f 3s 1977—
156%
165%
98%
100%
5%s
19%
49%
A5%s
Feb-Aup
April-Oct
45%
5%s
April-Oct
Jan-July
33%
38%
119
31
35%
195
144% 145%
18%
3
104
145 %
98
62%
98
3
97
99 '/a
57%
63
154
52%
63
30-yr
gtd
§A7s
ext
series
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A5%s
A
f 3s
s
7s
1977—
Jan-July
1952
loan
1954
extl
due
of
55%
132
60
*93%
60
51
of
'30
1964
to
—Feb-Aug
Ma7/-Nov
May-Nov
1975—
96
59%
110
"2
110
95%
extended
(Republic!
(State Mtge Bank) 7s 1957—April-Oct
(Colombia) 6%s 1954
June-Dec
30-year 3s s f $ bonds 1978
Jan-July
*26%
31
80%
29
19%
6s
86%
"I
73 %
87
54%
54%
3
44%
56%
§A4%s
A New
of
1899
A
due
17%
17%
Aluminum Co of
16%
17%
(assented
(1942
agree'!,)
(assented
to
Airlines
American
10
&
4.80s
agreement)
1913
*15%
16
15 %
15%
15%
16%
1933
new
assented
agree'lj" 19631jan~-jMR/
U942
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(Stale)
pursuant
reduced
to
ex'i
debentures
2.125%)
sinking
to
18
16%
92 %
1958
A
*58
53%
2008
fund
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34
40%
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60
3s
33%
*38
Mar-Sept
(Kingdom of) 3%s
(Kingdom oi) 4V2# liiati
1957
May-No?;
ih
External
sinking fund 4 Vis 1965
April-Oct
4s
sinking fund external loan 1963
Feb-Aug
3/is sinking fund external 1957.
April-Oct
Municipal Bank extl sink fund 5s 1970__Juue-Dec
8 A Nuremberg (City of) Gs 1952
Feb-Ana
Oriental Development Co Ltd—
8AOs extl
6s due
loan
1953
(30-yr)
extended
A5%s extl loan
5%s
due
1958
1953
to
Mar-Sept
May-No?>
1958.
extended
to
1968_„
100% 100%
2
100%
101% 101%
20
99%
102%
102% 102%
5
*99%
reduced
to
2.125%)
loan
extl
41
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1968
Jan-July
Inc
1966
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to
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7s
(City
pursuant
Stamped
secured
to
to
2%)
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pursuant
reduced
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external
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to
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reduced
.
to
of
to
2.25%)
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to
A
due
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A
to
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mtBf
165%
55
66%
9
*10
(interest
1966
93%
_
_
■,
•'
100
97%
100
88%
172
77%
88%
73
72%
232
62%
73
96 %
48
91%
97%
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27
93%
91%
92
12
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94%
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67
111%
130 %
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101
101
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103
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101
—
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110
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taw-July
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100 %
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101
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6
103%
99% 101%
68
93%
101%
18
99%
106
106%
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&
fixed
3%>
contingent
due
and
Dec
K'due
March
1
7%
12
Series
M
due
March
1
9%
15
9%
7%
12
and
Ref
fixed
general
and
3%%
due Dec
__
39
42
42%
78%
75%
79
153% 153%
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„
41%
„
10
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88
1
98
2010
97%
97
97%
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74
76
221
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99%
98
100
94
93'%
100
93
90 %
93
77
79%
93
89%
88
89 %
18
78'%
99%
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99%
1
41%
79%
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68
5
127
56%
56%
33%
42
51
38
and ref M 4s series D
1985
J an-July
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Bell Telephone of Pa
5s series C 1960
April-Oct
Beneficial Industrial Loan 2%s debs 1961_Ma?/-Nov
ABerlin
56
31
lien
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79
153%
City
§ A 6 %s
Bethlehem
68
45
52
Borden
56%
60%
Boston
f
s
s
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f
Electric
98%
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*40%
mortgage
Co
2%s
Maine
2%s
I
.42
~
*41
101
105
5s
series II
44
First
mortgage
62
First
mortgage
37
41
42%
105
100
1
72%
110
115
3
77
115
112
116
13
79
116
30
97
100%
Jan-July
1976
—
_
99%
May-No?;
J
1979
Jaw-July
*99%
101%
99%
99 %
101% 101%
*100
80
Mar-Sept
1955
95%
99
98%
102%
97
6
100%
101
Gas
gen
mortgage 3s 1980
mlg
2%s
1976-_Jan-July
^
Jan-July
76%
83%
99%
80
*1003'2 101 %
May-Non
101%
78
75%
72
71%
72%
46
76%
70 %
52 %
51%
52%
122
51%
*76
4%s series JJ
.
Union
99%
'
Mar-Sept
1967
AC
1961——April-Oct
First mortgage 4s series RR 1960
Jan-July
AInc mortgage 4%s series A July 1970_May-No?;
Bristol-Myers Co 3s debentures 1968
April-Oct
1st
99%
98%
RR—
series
37%
92%
94%
100
1981—
5s
Brooklyn
4
90
110
115
1970...
series
debs
mortgage
37%
(interest
107 %
Steel Corp—
60%
*61
98%
90
4
June-Dec
_Aprz7-Oct
1959
mortgage 2%s series
(The)
&
109% 110
."——.—Feb-Aug
1955
1951
6s
debentures
debentures
First
40%
77%
Virginia—
West
,
40%
•
—
June-Dee
income Feb
Consol mortgage 3s series K
70
88%
73V/2
67%
9
68
52
88%
73%
62
1980
May-No?;
S'western div first mortgage 5%
ser A
(3%% fixed & 1%% conLing int) 1980_Jan-July
Consol
52
743/a
74
87
Refunding 4s series A
A6 %s
33%
61
87%
86%
39
,
78
87 %
86%
87
(2% %
interest)
1995
l
86%
87%
_Mar-Sept
G%~,
contingent
87%
Mar-Sept
...
mortgage
105% 106
June-Dee
1996
■
1995
1
105%
—
2000
13%
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33
interest)
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11%
101
mortgage 4s series A
Series
"68
2004—_Junc-Dee
"
96%
—Jan-July
1966
18
79
*53%
pfanT
87%
95%
Mo?>Sept
1972
11%
78%
*40%
Aprii-Oct
29
C
ser
Pittsburgh Lake Erie &
June-Dec
72%
-.Jwee-Dec
1980
A
ser
12%
__
9%
April-Oct
1968
98
102%
July tD75_
April-Oct
mortgage 5%
series B (4% fixed
and 1% contingent interest) July 1975.April-Oct
Refunding and general mortgage 5%/ (2%
10
8
13
*40%
June-Dec
6%s 1952
."f
66 %
(interest
2004„
pursuant
reduced
8 A Rome (City of)
Plan
1926
to
55%
April-Oct
A
2012
pursuant
7s 1967 stamped
(interest
1946
Plan
1999
*96
B
65%
"12
Feb-Ajtn
sinking fund gold
pursuant
reduced to 2%)
Stamped
to
2.5%)
4%s
58 V*
First
(interest
2012
do Sul (State of)
external loan of 1921
107
First
*9%
Rio Grande
1043/4
101.%
104%
101
101%
40%
Feb-Aug
A
101%
100%
May-No«
1963
1979
66%
April-Oct
1953
Plan
100%
6
Mar-Scpf
1964
A
4%s-4s
debentures
36
(interest
2001
6%s
pursuant
reduced
8s
Plan
.AJ'?duced t0 2.375%)
SAExternal
Apr-Oct
Mar-Sept
1946—_April-Ocf
1950
of)
to
mtge
55%
*12%
law-July
105 %
98%
60
.May-Nov
Ry 3%s
3%s
A
2006
1962
1995__
4%s
RR
A4%s convertible
f„gold extI <'27 loa"> 1952
de
Line
1
Air Line
mortgage
„
*9%
II
71%
103%
57
April-Oct
debs
Refining 2%s debentures
A
Sta,te) 6Vz* ('26 loau) 1951-Mar-Sept
SARhine-Main-Danube
lARio
to
pursuant
reduced
m
37
78%
2
13
101
April-Oct
4s July
Coast
65%
~~
i'ed,1Ced 10 2.375%) 2001—Jaw-July
stamped
(interest
58
103%
106% 106%
Quar-Jaw
1966
3%s
Atlantic
76
99%
5s
1977—
1995—
1995
4s
Gen
84%
70%
15
78
102
99
15
102% 103
87%
Fcb-Aiig
June-Dec
April-Oct
I960
4s
delis
4s July
Co
Gen
•
Corp
3%s
gold
& Cliarl
Series J
Porto Alegre (City of) —
8s 1961
stamped pursuant
7%s
Stamped
140%
102
Topeka & Santa Fe—
General
65%
-April-Oct
1963
Atchison
Baltimore
sinking fund gold 8s 1950—Jaw-July
assented
71%
*52
—_April-Oct
April-Oct
1947—April-Oct
102 %
Atlanta
1043/4
105%
101
102%
1962__April-Oct
April-Oct
1977____
Investment
100 %
130
102
102
101%
•
Jaw-July
debentures 3s
Co
Nitrate
Products
104%
130
*99% .100%
I960—June-Dec
1940
A
W
101%
-
Jnne-De.c
1963
1969
first
Associar.es
118%
„
*65%
gold 6s
77%
80%
*—
series
1958
VaS assented
80%
*124%
Mar-Sept
1st
8AStabilization loan sink fund 7s
A4
131
Arbor
103
P
100%
__
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
1964
debentures
102%
Atl
Mar-Sept
6s
(Republic of)
A4%s assented
98 %
*137
ex,;1..s f 0s 2nd serie* ^961—April-Oct
i
JAPoland
__
Ann
84%
June-Dec
:
1965
Tobacco
Anglo-Lautnro
102
~~
2008
f
s
98
101%
*139
external 7s 1959
aH1 .(^eP,,bl,c °0
99%
„
*102%
(City) sinking fund 4%s 1955
April-Oct
lAPernambuco (State of) 7s 1947
Mar-Sepi
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
ANat
100
lOOVi
May-No??
Oslo
1
101 %
Mar-Sept'
1963
(30-year)
101 % 101 %
11%
April-Oct
June-Dec
19117
debs
Anheuscr-Buscli
Netherlands
77%
15%
142
106 %
June-Dec
1971
debs
debentures
3%s
.interest
2008
conv
conv
American
1961
debentures
conv
3 %s
40
58
*38
Mar-Sept
195!)__ Mar-Sept
6%s
Plan
53%
3%s
Mar-Sept
(interest
1
102
78
Jan-July
1973
debentures
2%s
6%
*99% 100 %
April-Oct
19112
3%s debentures
18%
31
80%
104 % 104%
104%
Feb-Aitp
1975—
debentures
2%s
19
102
82
130
102
Jan-June
1986
debentures.
3%s
6 %s
Plan
to
Stamped pursuant to
reduced
16%
18
"102
—
Secured extl sinking fund
Stamped
*17%
19~52—VIIIHIIHIIApril-Oct
6%s
8%
*107
l!,60—June-Dec
1980
2%s couv debentures
*17%
of)
99%
COMPANIES
_
1970___Ma?/-Nov
19117
98%
Telephone ih Telegraph Co—
debentures
2%s
ASmall
8 A Milan (City
debentures
3s
junior debentures
2%s
7an-July
8 ASmall
8%
80%
Feb-Aug
3%s
98%
100
95%
4
*137
Jawe-Dec
Ltd
100%
72
"l
82
8%
—
2%s
to" 1922"
(assented
1964
89
12%
Corp 3%s s f delis 1964-.May-Nov
Foreign Power del) 5s 2030
Mar-Sept
debentures
2%s
16%
*15%
6s of
98
Bosch
American
(1942~agree'T) YieYSj an-~luly
assented
ASmall
ASecured
.
Ian-July
new
8ATreasury
A
9
3%s
1979
Canada
of
American
9%
agree-
K/t^Lntn
A6s
Co
American
~
*9%
1968—Jan-July
1922
America
debentures
f
s
86
167%
92
98
mortgage
Aluminum
1922 agree't)
to
June-Dec
1910
3s
90%
12
*104% 105%
16%
16
11
98 %
*102
17
§ ASmall
a4s
1972
16%
17
97
100
Jaw-July
1967
*16%
27
99%
May-No?
first mortgage 3%s
II
27
79
14
82
INDUSTRIAL
II
II
IIIIH IIIIIIIIIIIHl
(1942
1954
of
Southern
Power
AND
*16%
1904
100
June-Dec
agree'l)" mTJan'-july
I
assented
ri "lllTHII Q u a v-Ja n
g re em
147
2
*95%
June-Dec
II "I IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII
a
66
134%
1
-
*16%
(1922~
71
166
96 %
96 %
$
Large
4s
Great
Alabama
II
77%
55%
100% 100%
100%
3%s 1984
Mar-Sept
Albany & Susquehanna RR 4%s 1975
April-Oct
Alleghany Corp debs 5s see A 1962—
May-No?;
Allegheny & Western 1st gtd 4s. 1998__—April-Oct
Allied Chemical & Dye 3%s debs 1978——April-Oct
Allis-Clialiners Mfg 2s debentures
1956
Mar-Sept
——————
A4s new assented
8A
;
6s of '26 1961
extended to 1971
3%s
81%
80%
Feb-Atig
—Feb-Aug
RAILROAD
Quar-Jaw
71%
—
*167
Jan-July
1958
Alabama
1945
ASmall
of
I984_.
(City of)
1961
73
144'/a 144 %
May-Nov
May-Nov
10%
1st
assented
new
A Is
~9%
9%
—
due
8 A Large
8 ASmall
A5s
"9%
1968_Jan-Jwtw
agreem't)
8 A Large
§ ASmall
8 A 5s
due
6s
(1942
(City)
assented
%s
1968
(Republic of)
8A5s
1943—May-Nun
1943
assented
ASmall
Mexico
A4
(1922 agreement)
small
1979
1979
Valley (Dept of)
external 7s 1959
AWarsaw
22
60
74%
74
1978 June-Dec
%s-4 %s external readjustments l'J78_Feb-Aug
AYokoliaina
130%
—
Valle Del Cauca See Cauca
Irrigation—
74%
121%
—
May-Nov
May-Nov
1037)
of
3%s external readjustment
126
68
5
Feb-Aug
1964
readjustment
101%
120
—
*71
Mar-Sept
1960
4s-4
30
86%
*126%
Mar-Sept
6s
conversion
19%
13%
100 %
70%
70 %
June-Dec
1946
8s
fund
External
92
10%
—
*68
,
fund
External
*121%
3%s-4%s-41r;,s external conversion
88 Vi
15
27%
149
—
1955
bond
87
"4
'
sinking
(dollar
17%
13
*101%
June-Dec
external
15%
143%
91
17%
April-Oct
:.
sinking
3%s-4s-4%s
*88%
———-Mar-Scj)t
1952
1963
to
mtge s f 1945
1945 extended to
20
—
;
1971_'—
to
AExternal
140
129
—
28%
26
*11%
April-Oct
1961
Electric Power Co. Ltd—
7s due
96%
87
78
96
84%
84%
Jugoslavia
8A4Vis assented
'27
1st
jAUruguay
160%
145%
„
*139%
AMedellin
Mexicun
1.
AExternal
109
81%
15%
28%
*149%
vv
extended
1953
6s
103%
93
106
—
*160%
Feb-Aug
1905_
extended
52%
95%
59%
57%
96
64%
25 %
Jan-July
Jan-July
<
of
loan
1961
1981
to
sterling loan of *12
UJigawa
—
*103%
June-Dec
t
1954—
extended to
Joan
1965
58%
Jan-July
'24
extl
due
8A7s
(Kingdom of) 7s 1951—
(Imperial Govt)—-
A6%s extl
5Vis
60
Mar-Sept
80
4
74
26
Jaw-July
8,A With March 1 1.952 coupon oil—
Tokyo Electric Light Co Ltd—
8 A 6s 1st mtge $ ser J 953
Utility Institute—
§ AExternal
8 A Italy
Jan-July
1977
3s
59
V.
Ltd—
—
1947
30-yr gtd ext
Japanese
f
s
B
Public
(City of)—
jA5s
Italian Credit Consortium for Public Works
Italian
Co,
(40-yr)
s f
197
due 1971 extended
Tokyo
38%
35%
89
84
26%
June-Dec
A5%s
,
May-No?;
81%
87
!
1
74
June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
—
Power
Electric
*164
*100
—
101%
64
—
*95%
———■
extended to 1962
external 7s 1958_
1952
assented
4%s
Taiwan
Jan-July
82%
97
*73
Jan-July
1968
Sydney County Council 3%s 1.057—
Great Consolidated
59
70
5
__
*97%
Jan-July
2004
(Prov of)
ASilesia
—Jwnc-Dec
1965
107
—
58
50%
*75
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
Sbinyetsu Electric Power Co Ltd—
8A6%s 1st mtge s f 1952
—
German Govt International (Young loan)
54
--
(interest
(Kingdom)—
A 8s secured external 1962
—A—May-Nov
A7s series B secured external 1962——May-Nov
80%
—June-Dec
bonds 1980
dollar
75
57%
Serbs Croats & Slovenes
International loan of 1930—
3s
75
>102
1956
loan
2% )
to
High
(interest
Plan A
2.25%)
dollar
reduced
Low
A
1999
loan
Stamped pursuant to Plan
issue—
1972————
5s dollar
to
external
A6s
issue
Prussian Conversion
4s
.—April-Oct
...April-Oct
1969
1972—-——
2.5%)
water
Stamped pursuant to
1936
fund
&
conv
of
84%
to
external
A7s
68 %
230
Jan-July
Jaw-July
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
(Federal Republic of-
Jan. 1
No.
58
1950
external
8 A 8s
External loan of 1924
"54
1936
llVi,
58%
74
.11
145 % 146
Jan-July
-.—May-Nov
Range Since
Sold
—
stamped pursuant to Plan
(interest reduced to 2.5%)
1999
8s
80
65
80
80
Bonds
"69
2012
2%)
to
(State of)
Paulo
"54
May-Noc
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
—
AEstonia (Republic of)
7s 1967
SAFrankfort on Main 6%s 1953
German
101% 101%
May-Noa
1957—May-Nov
(interest
2001
2.375%)
to
secured s.nking fund
extl
A6%s
43
High
*76
1952
__May-Nov
Stamped pursuant to Pian A (interest
8s
(City)
Paulo
§ASao
56%
37
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Low
104%
9912
(Republic of)
1
or
Sale Price
High
r*uced
extended to 1960
Week's Range
Last
Period
New York Stock Exchange
Jan. 1
No.
Interest
BONDS
Range Since
_
39
6%)
OCTOBER 15
ENDED
Friday
Bonds
54%
Cundinamarca
WEEK
Week's Range
*100%
97 %
97%
100
97%
92%
60%
101%
99%
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180
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27
NEW YORK BOND RECORD
Friday
Interest
BONDS
Period
Exchange
New York Stock
Last
or
Sale Price
Friday's
debs 1971
Jan-July
Buffalo Niagara Elec first mtge 2%s 1975-Mcy-Nov
Buffalo Rochester & Pittsburgh Ry—
.
Co 3%$
,
Low
94
98%
94 %
High
103 %
14
94i/a
99 y»
223
851/4
94'/4
■
Jan-July
*100 Vi
"™
95
3s
June-Dec
1976
California Oregon Power 3 Vis 1974:.
Canada Southern consol gtd
*98
May -Nov
5s A 1962
108
* 95
93%
A
93%
108
99%
1051/2
13
Canadian National Ry—
or
Friday's
108%
No.
16
96%
*99
104
99
32%
—
104%
91
101% 101%.
100%
101
104%
101%
99
103
__
*104
3?%
June-Dee
1970*
36%
36%
36%
7
Jan-July
June-Dee
1970
(1942 series)
24
24
24'A
115
20
24%
29%
ser
A
29%
1
24
30
25%
ser
B
1970:
30
25%
28
*29'A
32
*29'A
32
1970—
Alst lien Sc ref 4s
June-Dec
:—_June-Dec
4s
ref
&
*100%
_April-Oct
Range Sine*
Jan.1,
Low
High
Sold
High
99 7A 100 'A
1965.—Jan-July
Map-Now
of Am 1st mtge 3%s 1966 May-Nov
1st mortgage 4s
Alst lien
100
Mar-Sept
Bonds
Bid & Asked
Ry-r-
Culja RR—
Alst mortgage 4s June 30
Almp & equip 4s 1970
"
96
v
Week's Range
-Last
Sale Price
f debs 1977—
s
Cuba Northern
991/2
108
3yas
Crucible Steel Co
100
*98
April-Oct
Crane Co
101
105
5
1975js
Continental Baking 3s debentures
Continental Can 3V4S debs 1996i
81 >/2
2'-
c
Power first
Electric
California
Power first mtge 2%s
100
105
95
Period
Low
Consumers
1031/4
—
104
Jan-July
Interests
:
New York Stock Exchange
,
.
April-Oct
1982
general mtge Income
No.
101
92
BONDS
Jan. 1
„
98i/4
.
May-Nov
Stamped modified 4 Vis 1957
Bush Terminal Co Cons 5s 1955
Bush Terminal Buildings 5s gtd 1960
vA5s
*103,,
Range Since
Sold
High
OCTOBER 15
Friday
Bonds
Bid & Asked
Low
Brown Shoe
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED
Week's Range
-,
Guaranteed
Jan-July
June-Dec
gold 4%s 1957
Guaranteed gold 43As 1955
Guaranteed gold • 4%s 1956
10914
1091% 109Vi
5
104% 104%
jQg
106
106'A
15
103%
105%
106Vi
9
104%
106i/2
107'/2 108 Vi
Feb-Aug
33
103
108%
Canadian Pacific Ry—
4% consol debenture (perpetual)
Capital Airlines Inc 4s ser A 1960
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
June-Dec
Carolina Clinchfield & Ohio 4s 1965
Carthage & Adirondack Ry 4s 1981
Case (J. I.) Co 3Vis debs 1978—
Celanese Corp 3s debentures 1965—
3 Vis
debentures 1976—1
*67
96',2
April-Oct
98%
3'As debentures (1947 issue)
1960
Feb-Aug
96%
94%
98%
92,
98%
991/4
First
1974
3%s series B 1968
Champion Paper & Fibre deb 3s 1965
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry—
General
:
4 Vis
Refund
and
94'A
93'A
—
—
98%
103
103
1st
101%
96%
—
101%
1st
117%
97%
6
977A
16
110
AGeneral mortgage inc conv
First
103
mortgage
3.%s series
May-Nov
Afay-Nov
1985
B
331^
3
93
2
94%
99 %
80%
90%
74
90
98 %
Chicago & Erie 1st gold 5s 1982
Chicago Great Western 4s ser A 1988
Jan-July
AGeneral inc mtge 4%s,Jan 1 2038April
Chicago Indianapolis & Louisville Ry—
: "
A 1st mortgage 4s inc series A Jan
1983.^._April
A2nd mortgage,4'As inc ser A Jan 2003
April
Chicago Indiana & Southern Ry 4s 1956—Jan-July
Chicago.Milwaukee St. Paul & Pacific RR—
i
First mortgage 4s series A 1994
r
Jan-July,
E'dison
88%
*125
"
~~
125
117'A
126
97
91'A
91%
3
80
81
81
6
73%
71'A
71%
7
63'A
73
59%
,68
100'A
102
,
"
2044
1017A 102
76
76
,
April
63
RR
,82%
Income 2%s-4%s 1994
Gen
series
3s
and
mortgage 3'/8S series F 1963
—Jan-July
mortgage .2.%s series G 1963.Jan-July
Chicago. & Western Indiana RR Co—
1st coll trust mtge 4%s ser A
1982
Afay-Nov
Cincinnati Gas Si.Elec 1st mtge 23/4S 1975_Aprit-Oct
First mortgage 2%s 1978
Jan-July
Union Terminal-r-
k
1
.
gtd 3%s aeries
E
debentures
4s
•
80'A
93
I 98
1
69'A
76%
10
70%
66%
71'A
&
—-r
"
106'A 106 3 4
General
gold
5s
4s
*100%
119
Refunding and
B
—
19661901
June-Dec
1977
*
94»/4
10Q
1
97%
100%
24
103%
1001
941/4
106
82%
98
99%
82%
1061/4
100
1st
Electric Illuminating
First
mortgage
First
mortgage
First
Div
'
3s
4s
Cleveland Short Line
78'A
67
3s
debentures
*104% 108'A
—
*—
—
100'A
104'A 104%
101 %
1
95'A
971/4
102%
105%
V
debentures
series
3%s debentures
3 Vis
debs
series
3%s sub debs
Columbus
1st
1_.
1979
Ohio
'55)
1
Elec 3%s
Toledo
&
first
Commonwealth Edison
*99%
'64—Afay-Nov
May-Sept
*103
115
4s
.
1955—Feb-Aug
mortgage 3s series L 1977
Feb-Aug
mortgage 3s series N 1978.——..June-Dec
sinking fund debentures 1999
April-Oct
102
First
2%s
s
2%s
s
f
*__
—
105%
109%
117%
14
—
105
354
*
102%
100%
104%
—
101'A
—
—
'
_
—.
101%
101%
debentures
1999
101% 102
'
—April-Oct
f debentures 2001—
—:
98%
103%
*100
—-„
101%
99%
102%
*—
101%
94'A
101%
r
14
*94 %
95'A
91%
95%
*95
April-Oct
96%
I 91%
98%
102%
103%
Consolidated
3%s series
Cigar Corp
Consolidated Edison
of
1961
A
3%s
1965
Feb-Aug
April-Oct
-
and
refund
mtge 2%s
First
and
refund
First
and
refund
mtge 2%s
mtge 2%s
A
ser
G
1st & ref M S%s ser H
&
ref M 3Vis
series I
1st
&
ref M
ser
3%s
3s convertible
debentures
Consolidated Gas
ref
1st
M
El
Lt
ser
2%s
T
1st ref M 2%s ser
1st ref
1st
U
&
Consolidated
3 Vis
3 Vis
3s
Natural
debentures
debentures
debentures
Gas
-A 3s
in
cum
U
S
inc
96 »/4
95%
100 %
103%
May-Nov
Mar-Sept
'IOOV2 100%
106%
104%
§A7s
debentures
184
10
99 %
Qft
100% 100%
137
—Aprii-Oct
95%
99
*96%
137
1391/2
96%
94'/4
25
17
*103
"
II
100%
1011/4
100%
98
100%
117%
142
98%
*100% 100%
100
1021/4
104%
1021/a 102%
16
101%
102%
100% 1001/2
3
100'/a
100 >/2
to
96
__
132
75%
71
—
V
105
19
103
93
105 %
92
83
99 7A
107% 109
75
73
:•
20
97%
190%
100%
212
7
94%
99%
112
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951/2
94
»—
97
97%
98%
*—
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98'/2
105
105%
105%
106
107
103 %
103%
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—
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1958
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50
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112
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71
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92
Mar-Sepf
April-Oct
May-Nov
102% 102%
98
102%
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95
99%
Feb-Aug
1974
1975
95%
91
—
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96
98%
———
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96
98%
97
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97
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95%
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97%
10ft
101
refunding
100
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104
.
96%
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June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
2%s series P 1981
June-Deo
2%s series Q 1980June-Deo
3%s series R 1982—June-Deo
3s series 8 1983
-June-Dec
2%s series T 1976
June-Dec
101
4%s series A
General
5s series
B
102%
99%
103
99%
103%
96%
4
96%
13
94%
92%
►
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100%
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96
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General 4 Vis series D 1981
General mortgage 4 Vis series E
General mortgage 3%s series F
97
99
104%
101%
96%
100%
10
102%
106%
101% 101%
45
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66
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51
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106
108% 108%
105% 106%
110
109
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1985—Jan-July
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A Income 4s April
1990—
—
-April
Pere Marquette Ry 3%s series D 1980..,
-Mar-rSept
102%
102%
102%
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June-Dec
1965
1968
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21
102
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99
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1981
102%
101% 101%
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102
102
102
102
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102%
102
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debentures "1983
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87
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17
60
110
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99
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5s
series
B
1974
96%
8
90
96%
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65
102
102
85%
110
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
1977
First A
92%
67
87
Jan-July
•
General gold 4%s series C
Philadelphia Electric Co—
*„
75%
66%
82%
110
108%
53
99%
99%
70
104
Philadelphia Baltimore A Wash RR Co—
N
Nashville Chattanooga A St Louis—
First mortgage 3s series B
1986
Feb-Aug
National Dairy Products 23As
debs 1970—June-Dec
3s debentures 1970_
June-Dec
3'As debentures 1976
74%
66'/a
82%
1
62
Consolidated sinking fund 4%s 1960
102%
101 'A 101%
93
75%
76%
3s
General
r
64%
93
87
84%
3%
1974—Feb-Aug
April-Ocl
mortgage 2%s
2%s 1975
Pennsylvania-Central Airlines 3%s
1975
Pennsylvania RR— .
69%
35
♦101'A
87
---
6
14
99%
Pennsylvania Power A Light 3s
100%
64%
101% 102-
»/-
May-Woo
May-Nov
April-Oct
82%
94%
1977
A
100
14
98
100
114
1.
.
97
95
82
4
May-Woo
4s debentures
1984
Mar-Sepl
Pacific Western Oil 3%s debentures 1964—June-Dec
Paducaft A Illinois 1st s f gold 4%s 1955—Jan-July
119
5
67%
86
96
95
82%
97%
debentures ' 1978
3%s
118%
128
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96
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99
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89%
116
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92
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94 %
45
90%
84%
22
First A refunding
First A refunding mtge 3%s ser U 1985_June-Dec
1st A ref M 3 Vis series W 1984
June-Dec
1st A refunding 3%s series X 1984
June-Dec
Pacific Tel A Tel 2%s debentures 1985—June-Dec
59
8
117
101
7
4
70
2047
Electric 2%s
First A refunding
89
.
9
116
1
mortgage 3s
mortgage
First A
102%
2
116
95
95%
90'/.
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2%s 1975
2%s 1980
First A refunding
First A refunding
96%
82%
110'A 111%
20
95
90'/.
6
First A refunding 3s series L 1974
First A refunding 3s series M 1979
First A refunding 3s series N 1977
104%
102%
96
116
100% 100%
2 %
First ft refunding 3%s series I 1968
First ft refunding 3s series J 1970
First A refunding 3s series K 1971—
100%
47'A
98%
110%
66%
64
Pacific Ga« A Electric Co—
104%
103%
80
59
•
58%
——
5%
1979
-June-Dec
First mortgage 2%s
1980
May-Nov
First mortgage 3%s 1982
Mar-Sept
Oregon-Washington RR 3s series A 1960—Aprll-Ocf
98% 100
103% 103'A
98 7A
99
June-Dec
a
series
99%
101
—
first
mortgage
First mortgage
Oklahoma Gas A
97%
102% 106%
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65
•
65%
99%
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57
first
mortgage
Edison
First
102%
95
98%
*60
—
67
59
2%
First
Ohio
94%
105% 105%
58
14
69
88
102%
103%
May
June-Dec
61%
.
76
58%
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.
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Jan
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60
102
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1990-
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102
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99
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8
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2%
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3s
94%
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101
70%
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mortgage 3s 1979
Northwestern Bell Telephone 2%s 1984
95% 100
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,
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'
91%
106%
92%
89
refunding 5s series F 1977—Mar-Sept
refunding 5s series G 1978—May-Won
5'As series A
1949—May-Nov
gold 5s H 1980
April-Oct
AFirst and refunding 5s series I
1981—-Feb-Aug
Mohawk & Malone first
gtd 4s 1991
Mar-Sept
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—_Feb-Aug
Morrell (John) A Co 3s
debentures 1958
May-Nov
Ulwyii
105
•
75
60%
60
Feb-Aug
-June-Dec
(Wisconsin) first mortgage 2%s 1977—April-Oct
102
101
and
OUiiSU
(Minnesota)
102%
95%
103%
May
lien
100
88
„
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4s
registered
First
100
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105%
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Jan-July
1992—Mar-Sept
First mortgage 3s 1978.
First mortgage 2%s 1979
First mortgage 3%s 1982
101
102'A 102%
87%
88
1971
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i
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102%
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
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and
A First
103
91%
82%
79%
Northern States Power Co—
101
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Gas 2%s
104%
g
97
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101%
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4s
,.U.
100
102
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99
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96
66
59
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«
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4s
98
102%
98%
,
103
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15
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99
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series
mortgage 4s inc
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II
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1974—May-Noo
Feb-Aug
—
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mortgage 4'As inc
AGeneral
97'/.
89%
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Missouri
■
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115
-
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3s registered
2047
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Refunding A Improve 6s series D 2047—Jan-July
Collateral trust 4%s 1975
Mar-Sepl
74
*117
100'A
4s
78%
'103
Minnesota Mining A Mfg 2%s 1967
St Paul & Saulte St Marie—
>
63%
72'A
June-Dec
Minn
;
7
3
Jan-July
1969—Mar-Sept
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t
74
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^
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76%
75%
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67'/.
76%
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3'As debs
mortgage 23As 1980
Michigan Bell Telephone Co 3'As 1988
Michigan Central RR 4'As series C 1979
Michigan Cons Gas first mtge 3'As
First
86%
67'A
1972—Afay-Nov
First
fund
78
80%
65%
66'A
State
Y
First
27As debentures
& Bobbins
sinking
72%
73
80
67%
108
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Corp first mortgage 3s 1966
Metropolitan Edison first mtge 27As
3%s
88
65%
72
Feb-Aug
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83%
88%
1
Maine Central RR 5 V. 1978
:
Feb-Aug
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1 1957—May-Woo
Manila RR (Southern
Lines) 4s 1959
May-Nov
May Dept Stores 28As debentures 1972
Jan-July
3'As s f debentures 1978
McKesson
95
86
86%
2003
1982
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56
86'A
April-Oct
2003
April-Oct
2003—
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1980..—
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May-Nov
A Elec 1st mtge 23/4S
1979—May-Woo
1st
68
1
94%
72
June-Dec
—
First & refund
mtge 3%s ser F
refund mtge 27/.s ser G
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mtge 3%s ser H
St Louis Div second
gold 3s
Knox &
54
45
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April-Oct
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April-Oct
debentures
1978
Louisville & Nashville RR—
At!
10
59%
*87
1970-June-Dec
1963
33/4S
First A
94%
May-Nov
contingent interest 2003
May
ASeriesE 4'As
contingent
interest
2003—May
ASeries F 5s contingent interest 2003
May
Lehigh Valley Terminal Ry 5s ext 1979—April-Oct
Lexington & Eastern Ry first 5s 1965
April-Oct
Little Miami general 4s series 1962
_May-No»
(P) Co 3s debentures
debentures 1976
86%
87%
May-Nov
ASeries D 4s
3s
—
•
54
94%
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Series B
Lorillard
<:■
7
58%
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54
91
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82
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1st mortgage 4'As extended to 1974
Lehigh Valley RR gen consol mtge bds—
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12
87
*88
1974—
mortgage
89
88
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Aprll-Ocf
1970
1964
1st
Lehigh Valley Harbor Term Ry—
1st
88%
June-Dec
A
Hartford RR—
81
-Jan-July
1st A cons mtge ser A 2004
—Jan-July
AGeneral mortgage 4%s series A 2019—Jan-July
N Y Telephone 2%s series D 1982
Jan-July
Refunding mortgage 3%s series E 1978_Feb-Aug
Refunding mortgage 3s series F 1981
Jan-July
Ref mtge 3%s series G 1984
Jan-July
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp—
General mortgage 2%s 1980
Jan-July
General mortgage 2%s 1980
April-Ocl
General mortgage 3%s 1983
Aprll-Ocf
General mortgage 3%s 1983
Feb-Aug
Norfolk A Western Ry first gold 4s 1996—Aprll-Ocf
Northern Central general A ref 5s 1974—Mar-Sepf
General A refunding 4%s series A 1974_Mar-Sepl
Northern Natural Gas 3%s s f debs 1973—May-Woo
b
1 ueoentureo ImJ
May-Woo
3'As s f debentures 1974
May-Woo
168
160
70%
222
60%
N Y Susquehanna A Western RR—
Term 1st mtge 4s 1994
*100
*150
•
82%
60
N Y Power A Light first mtge 2%s 1975_Mar-Sept
N Y A Putnam first consol gtd 4s 1993
Aprll-Ocf
58
'
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1973
B
New Haven
AGeneral
118
51%
series
1973
1st mtge 4%s series A 1973
I AN Y Ontario A West ref 4s June
99%
116
99%
220
Harlem River A
'■
117
*112
100%
92%
67%
series
4s
First A refunding mtge 4s ser A 2007—Jan-July
AGeneral mtge conv inc 4%s series A 2022—May
-
11
94%
4
66%
N Y
June-Deo
April-Oct
_Jan-July
1997—April-Oct
April-Oct
6s
certificates
99
April-Oct
Jan-July
1961—Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
1961
unguaranteed
99
6
'
.
67%
4'As
94%
90
BO
100%
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36
99'/.
'
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Mortgage
84
April-Oct
1st mortgage 2%s 1980
Kansas City Southern
Ry 4s ser A 1975
1st mortgage 3%s series B 1968
Kansas City Terminal Ry 2%s 1974
*
W
94% 102%
94% 101
York Central RR Co—
-
mtge 4s 1990
Kansas City Power Ac Light 23/4S 1976
1st mortgage 2%s 1978
100%
67
99
99'/.
—
Mortgage 4s series B 2043
N Y Lack A West 4s series A
1st
99% *
•*.
85%
97
96%
100 'A 100%
D
N Y Connoting RR 2%s series B
N Y & Harlem gold 3'As 2000
96%
92%
26
165%
100%
99%
98%
Refunding mortgage 3%s series E 1980—June-Dec
96'A
81%
103%
New York Chicago & St Louis—
103
96'A
104%
3
—May-Woe
Jan-July
3%s registered 1997
Jan -July
Lake Shore collateral gold 3%s 1998
Feb-Aug
3%s registered 1998
Feb-Aug
Michigan Cent collateral gold 3%s 1998-Feb-Aug
3%s registered 1998
Feb-Aug
108
70%
102
99%
5
104
April-Oct
series
102
98%
*
—
104
-April-Oct
4%s
97%
3
85
109
N Y Central A Hudson River RR—
I:'-
Kentucky Central 1st mtge 4s 1987
Kentucky & Indiana Terminal 4'As
Stamped 1961
85
1
—
,
..
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Refunding 61 impt 5s series C 2013
Aprll-Oci
123%
122%
100
1
99%
*97
1954.
First mortgage
K
Plain
High
106
"
B
Consolidated
89
97%
121%
Jan-July
Light
»
series
A First
131%
61
3
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Jan-July
1st
85
Viv*
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103%
57
.
; :
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Si
99%
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92
92
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4'As
Jan. 1
Low
16
102'% 102 %
105
J
Kanawha A Mich
"
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*100% 101%
General mortgage 3%s 1997
1980
Jersey Central Power
April-Ocf
1974
103
99
New
Jan-J»lf
1977—
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debentures series A
mortgage 3s
1982
Jersey Bell Telephone 3%s
■
1956
Oil
mortgage
1st
Range Sine*
Sold
107% 107%
debentures
3s
102%
—
118 % 121%
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o.n-juiy
C
3'As s f
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1st
Bonds
High
debentures
3s
New
89%
1
149'A 149%
Mar-Sept
lDott
series
subord
conv
Range
Friday's
or
Bid & Asked
May-Nov
1988—
Jan-July
New Jersey Junction RR gtd first 4s 1980
Feb-Aug
New Vtauvj Power A Light 3s 1974
Jersey
Mar-Sepl
New Orleans Great Nor 5s A 1483Jan-July
16
'
—
1980_Jtme-De«
Jan-July
1952—,-April-Ocf
July
*103%
1961
103Vi
100'A 100'A
102'A 102%
108
102
*101%
Afar-Sept
1952—
Rys Central America
Interstate
Week's
Sale Price
Low
England Tel St Tel Co—
First guaranteed 4'As series B
103
International Minerals A Chemical Corp—
Inter
I
Last
Period
High
102%
*103% 107
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
1972
series
series B
gold
Interest
bonds
New York Stock Exchange
-
1st mortgage 3.20s series I 19*7
^International Great Northern RR—
series
—
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May-No®
imp 2%s series C
5 A Adjustment
*103'A
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6s
15
Jan. 1
No.
High
Jan-July
a;
Illinois Terminal Ry 4s series
5 Allseder 8teel Corp 6s 1948
Indianapolis Union Ry Co—
5 A First
OCTOBER
New
mtge
Refunding and
ENDED
Range Since
Sold
RR—
Oonsol mortgage 4%s-3%s ser A 1979—May -Nov
Consol mortgage 5%s-3%s series B 1979_May-Woo
Consol mortgage 3%s series C 1974
May-Nov
Cons
WEEK
Friday
Bonds
Friday's
or
Sale Price
Low
Illinois
FOR
Week's Range
Friday
BONDS
*
refunding 2%s 1971
First A refunding 2%s 1967
First A refunding 2%s 1974
First A refunding 2%s 1981
First A refunding 2%s 1978
First A refunding 3 Vis 1982
1st A ref mtge 3%s 1983
1st A ref mtge 3%s 1983—
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June-Dec
May-Woo
May-Woo
June-Dec
Feb-Aug
_Jan-July
May-Nov
June-Dec
•105'/.
98%
100 % 101
98%
20
99
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98
16
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.
98%
101%
95%
15
97%
99%
98
100%
103%
—
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94
100% 100%
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106%
96
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101
112%
101
—
,
105
105%
108
103 %
104%
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NEW YORK BOND RECORD
RANGE
Friday
BONDS
Interest
New York Stock Exchange
Period
or
Sale Price
3.70s
deb
conv
1964
Feb-Aug
1983
Friday's
101
100% 101
Pillsbury Mills, Inc 3%s I f debs 1972
June-Dec
Pittsbgh Bessemer & Lake Brie 2%s 1996__June-Dec
Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chic It St Louis Ry—
.Consolidated guaranteed 48 ser G 1957—May-Nov
*102
Consolidated guaranteed 4Vis ser J
,
98%
102%
Stauffer Chemical
107%
115
Sunray Oil Corp.
100
103%
107
General mortgage 5s series B 1975
102%
April-Oct
1st
3%s
mtge
series A
107
106% 106%
,
88
108%
107%
103%
,5.
14
.88
Refund and
103'A
Afor-Sept
103%
97
100
*97
general 5s series B
First general
First general
Plantation
Line
Power
1974
*
2%s
1977
Terminal
Public Service
Mar-Sept
Feb-Aug
Jon-July
May-Nov
1977
1984
4s
;
debentures
First
1958
and
First and
122
-
RR of
Pacific—
Orleans
New
98%
5
94 Vi
99%
103 3/a
13
101%
104%
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c:
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101
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122
134
104% 105
11
101%
105%
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5s 2000
June-Deo
and refund M 37/as ser E 1985—Jan-July
—
.
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185
99%
54y8
143
36
99%
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75
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75
Jan-July
102%
95
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1974——June-Dec
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94%
II
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II
98
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-
80
37%
157/a
95
—
100%
98
1
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96
Union Electric Co of Missouri 3%s 1971
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3s debentures 1968
100 %
99%
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>,
100
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Jan-July
101 %
101% 101"%
105
105
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100%
13
131
June-Dec
104% 104%
refunding mortgage 3%s 1983—April-Oct
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135%
102%
97
—
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_May-Nov
June-Deo
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1970
Jan-July
;
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—
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96 %
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100%
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1972
101
84%
84%
84%
26
81%
99 Vi
99%
99 %
2
96%
158%
3
123%
158 %
140
140'/a
7
106%
140%
140
142
6
106%
142
7
107
141
debentures
100%
97%
101'A
*100
*103% 104'A
*98
99%
~96%
-
97%
105% 105%
104%
105%
*__■
105%
103 3A
105%
106
105%
106 %
104
106%
103%
105%
103% 104
Apr-Ocf
*92%
947/a
90
98
93%
ki/>:
94%
♦94
May-Nov
April-Oct
1967
106%
103
96%
101%
157
2%s
91%
86%
89
*105
April-Oct
1972
debs
33As sinking fund debentures 1973
Rubber 23/8s debentures 1976
Reading Co flsst ft ref 3%s series D 1995—Jlfap-Nov
89
89
Jan-July
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
U S
Reynolds
100% 100%
Feb-Aug
1976
debentures
Union Tank Car 4Vis
'
1964
99 3A
*98
Refunding mortgage 2%s series C 1991—Mar-Sept
s f debs 1973
April-Oct
United Biscuit Co of America 23As 1966—April-Oct
33/as debentures 1977
i
—Mar-Sept
100%,
100%
of California
99
94'A
Union Pacific RR—
102% 105
—
Union Oil
218
100
_
*101% 102%
*99%
y
*100
107
103%
—
99
101
*97%
-
May-Nov
mtge & coll tr 27/8s 1980
1st mtge 3 'As 1982
105%;
200
—
*215
103
103
4
105
*106'A
May-Nov
1975—April-Oct
„
1st
1963
Oats 2%s debentures
•
133% 133%
1970—April-Oct
1990—April-Oct
series C
98%
103
gold
United Gas Corp. 2%s 1970—
1st mtge & coll trust 3%s 1971
Quaker
-
111
125%
*122
„
103%
April-Oct
Tol ft Ohio Cent ref and impt 33As 1960—June-Dec
Tri-Contlnental Corp 27/as debs 1961
Mar-Sept
107
106
_
1
98
101
u
Aar-Sept
3%s debentures 1972_
1st and
95%
*99%
Jan-July
refunding mortgage 8s 2037—June-Dec
refunding mortgage 3s 1972
May-Nov
refunding mortgage 2%s 1979_June-Dec
and
First
3%s
first
Pacific-Missouri
Term
Electric ft Gas Co—
First and refunding mortgage 3%s 1968
First and refunding mortgage 5s 2037
..
111
,
40
June-Dec
1970
mortgage 38 1983
Providence
Texas
97
June-Dec
1st mtge 3 Vis
First mortgage 2%s
3s
Feb-Aug
95
94%
100%
98%
Jan-July
April-Oct
May-Nov
tAThird Ave Ry first refunding 4s 1960
A Adjustment income 5s Jan I960—
1962
4%s series D
Pipe
Potomac Elec
First
5s series C
Pacific
General
Pittsburgh Youngstown ft Ashtabula Ry—
First
104%
95
101
101
May-No®
inapt M 4s series C 2019
impt 2%s series D 1985
and
First and refund M
Texas ft
,>
1984
1972
1973
High
104 %
99
Jan-July
Jan-July
1966
First and refund M 3%s aeries B
>
101 Ys
101%
103% 103%
Low
Mar-Sept
1973
Texas Corp 3s debentures 1965
Texas ft New Orleans RR—
100%
99%
*101%
-April-Oct
88
96%
,
Jan. 1
No.
Terminal RR Assn of St Louis—
t
108%
81%
*98 Vi 100
Range Sine*
Sold
High
104%
109
104
3
debs
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
•
Refund
General mortgage 3%s series E 1975-—April-Oct
Pittsb Coke ft Chem 1st mtge 3 Vis 1964
May-No®
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal 3y2s 1965
Jan-July
Pittsburgh Plate Glass 3s debs 1967
Pittsburgh ft West Virginia Ry Co—
2%s debentures
107%
__
.
3%s
2%s debentures
Swift ft Co. 2%s debentures
.
108
*107%
.*108
Pittsburgh Cine Chicago ft St. Louis RR—
General mortgage 5s series A 1970
June-Dee
97
102% 104
103%103%
__
1964_May-Nov
-
93%
—
or
Sale Price
Low
83
,103
*103%
Week's Range
Last
f
...
Period
High
219
*96
v
Consolidated guaranteed 4s ser H 1960—Feb-Aug
Consolidated guaranteed 4Vis ser I 1963—Feb-Aup
,
Low
Interest
>■.
New York Stock Exchange
Jan. 1
No.
112% 113%
BONDS
Range Since
Sold
High
112%
June-Dec
ENDED OCTOBER 15
Friday
Bonds
Bid & Asked
Low
Phillips Petroleum 2%g debentures
FOR WEEK
Week's Range
Last
(R
Tobacco 3s debs
J)
1973
Aprll-Ocl
;
87
Rhine-Westphalia Elec Power Corp—
5 A Direct
mtge
5 A Direct
mtge
5 AConsol
7s
6s
1956
May-No®
1952
May-Nov
Feb-Aug
—April-Oct
6s
mtge
1953
AConsol mtge 6s 1955
Rochester Gas ft Electric
140%
139
141
Vanadium
3'/as
1977
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
1969
America—
debentures
subord
1965CTfej.„June-Dec
1955__FebfAug
1957—
May-Nov
First and
98% 102%
102% 102'A
refund
*100% 101 %•
series
A
refund mtge 3s series F
refund
First and ref
St
Lawrence
Second
Adirond'k
&
gold
95
98%
1st
1
80
1st
&
*83%
80%
85
bond
4s
certificates
1989
Paul
91%
1st
May-Nov
Seagram (Jos E)
ft Sons 2%s 1966
debentures
1974
1982
Shell Union Oil 2y2s debentures
1971
§ASiemens & Halske 6Vis 1951
t§ ASilesian-Amer Corp coll trust
'
'
mtge 4s income series A
Gen
mtge Income
182
123%
184%
First
•
Socony-Vacuum
June-Dec
Oil
2 Vis
1976
debentures
1979
debentures
Indiana Ry 2%s 1994
Southern Natural Gas Co 4Vis conv
Southern Pacific Co—
.First 4Vis
4Vis
4Vis
Southern
First
1st
mtge 3%s
First mortgage 2 Vis
first consol
Ry
gold
A
102% 102%
48
101%
105'A
106
106
3
106
Joint
3%s
Southwestern
3 Vis
Northeastern
debentures
ASpokane
Internal
Tel
2%s
117%
first
Coil
Standard
Oil\ (Indiana)
Standard
Oil
2%s
(N J)
debentures
debs
gold
Products 5s
133
98
122
4
133
106
*117% 122
--
S
—
,
61
first
—
kJ,
..
97%
96%
102% 105%
—April-Oct
•„
Jan-July
1958
108% 1087/a
* 101% 101%
- 105% 105'/a
—
2
—
95% 109
100% 102%
106
30
; ■-
98%
106
142%
90
90
96 A 103%
8
*101,',8
—
—
1960
4s
142/2
93
'« t 102% 102%
142
*9(1
—
May -Nov
RR
series
4s
Co—
■
2004
A
Jan-July
May
■
1 2029
Electric
debentures 2%s 1971
100%
111'A
May-Nov
Jan-July
3
67%
3
103
7
,
83%
i
70
-
—
.
--
70
5
80 /a
64 /a
87%
73%
94/2
94/2
1
90 Yb
95
83
r
—
91
87%
112%
436
102%
95%
95%
34
*
in
delivery
sale
not
84-
76
in
.
—
year's
the
--
the
—
—
—
100%
--
--
100
104%
;
J ! *93
92%
92%
94%
range,
d Ex-interest . e Odd-lot sale nol
included in the year's range, r Cash saia
,
t
by maturity.
being in bankruptcy, receivership, or reorganized
the Bankruptcy Act, or securities assumed by such companies.
•Friday's bid and asked prices; no sales being transacted during current
A Bonds selling flat.
^Negotiability
1
—
*102%
; v
1976-Jan-July
included
-
—
■
Light & Power 2%s
■
impaired
^Companies reported
96
95%
—Mar-Sept
Jan-July
year's range, n Under-the-rule sale not
not Included In the year's range,
y Ex-coupon.
116
91
7
99% 100'A
__
loO
Deferred
included
97%
111
June-Dec
1976—^
Y
74%
97%
2%s
mortgage 2%s 1979
1
Public Service 3%s 1971
Yonkers Electric
103%
74%
96%
*
Power
Wisconsin
98
74
97
April-Oct
1974
92%
22
95%
*103% 104
■
June-Dec
3 Vis conv 1982
1980
mtge 4%s inc ser A Jan
First
134
a
95%
May-Nov
April
2013
1967
A
mortgage 3s
B
Central
mtge
Gen
Wisconsin
*100
May-No®
April-Oct
1985
4Vis
conv
*96%
Jan-July
1983
Standard
first
RR—
1977
Bell
.-•it-..
^
—
105%., 105Vs 105%
Mar-Sept
1965
108
110%
Memphis Div first gold 5s 1996
&
r-
-
.
—
106%
AprlZ-Oct
general 6Vis series A 1956
1
103%
9
1956
Orleans
1st
98
105% 105%
1956
.'Devel and
Co
&
Winston-Salem
93%
102%
1994
5s
4s
6s series A
«
—
__
61%
67%
59%
67
102% ^04%
.
89%
105 %
1961
general
«
84%
94%
43
33
23
—.
Co—
mortgage 3%s series D 1967
Wilson
106%
79%
22
87
65 %
64 %
—
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept V
Jan-July
102%
92%
1043A 107
b
94
35
87
--
100% 103
12
94%
105% 105%
92%
105%
1
3%s debentures
92%
.
—
—
2
107
Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
April-Oct
April-Oct
—
103/a 105%
1
-—
—
*103
105 ;
64%
64 h
633A
63 %
—
,,^*103%
.
,*101
*97%
—
",.
97
103
Jan-July
'*—
—•
101
77
100
104
-
97
106'A 106%
general
t
75 %
96%
*88 A —
104
104
'
—
ufo
55/2
i"*62,,
—
100
106 %
100
67
—
First
*99
1
100
117%
—
69
f
Wheeling ft Lake Erie RR 2%s A 1982
Wheeling Steel 3'As series C 1970
70
1
iniu
3
69
69
Jan-July
1981
2^3/
Tiu
95 /2 i«l%
~~
98,8
Jan-July
107%
and
A
88 'a
98/a
„
Mar-Sept
4%s
99%
109
105 %
107%
102%
8^,,
'—
Jan-July
2361
Corp 2%s 1971
Westphalia United Elec Power Corp—
§ A 1st mortgage 6s ser A 1953
97%
103%
'75—June-Dec
99
86%
Westinghouse Electric
102%
92%
97
74
5s 1960
debentures series
41
and
'New
Telegraph
59
Devel
guaranteed
Union
106%
Devel
series
4s
Pacific RR Co 3%s ser
Wisconsin
series G
1971
3'As
Western
113% 114%
ser A
debentures
Western
97
Pacific RR Co—
Southern
first
106
*
104
102
107 %
—
registered 2361_
Jan-July
Maryland Ry 1st 4s ser A 1969—April-Ocf
1st mortgage 3%s series C 1979_„
Apr-Oct
118
97%
20
96
*98% 103
74
12
88°/8
—
4s
106%
mortgage 2%s series E 1986
mortgage 2%s series F 1996
First
96
-
1973_June-Dec
1981
San Fran Term
Shore
conv
1977—,—Mar-Sept
A
1969
.Gold
Co
May-Nov
May-Nov
(Oregon Lines)
Gold
mortgage 3'As series B
April
1991—Anrll
Feb-Nov
Western
101%
91%
112
*100% 101
96
*—
1981
Jan
4'As series B Jan
30-year
—Jan-July
Jan-July
Southern
98%
&
—
West
66
111%
96%
12
97
,
Feb-Aug
1987
49%
281
>
142%
125
101%
96%
98
93
__
110%
—
Jan-July
2%s debentures 1985
2%s
6
,.r
104%
100%
64
108
*101
•
97
„
50
97'A
*62%
gtd 5s 1963—
April-Oct
Southern Bell Telephone ft Telegraph Co—
91%
983A
97
i
101%
99
*155%
108
South ft North Ala RR
•«*.—
103% 103%
:
Mar-Sept
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
Jan-July
1941
7s
Oil
100-
'
*95'A
c
94'A
93%
94'A
1976—May-Nov
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 %s 1967—Jan-July
General mortgage 3s guaranteed 1979
May-Nov
West Pcnn Electric 3%s
1974
May-No®
West Penn Power 3%s series I 1966
Jan-July
97%.
92%
16
.
„
*97%
.
—-
5
..
Gen
120
95'/a
96
107
103 '/a
103
RR Co—
100
953A
—_
April-Oct
April-Oct
Corp 3 Vis conv 1983
Skelly Oil 2'As debentures 1965
3s
Wabash
■«
118
„
*102%
June-Dec
Service Pipe Line 3.20s s f debs
Sinclair
100
120
96
Mar-Sept
June-Dec
105%
105
;
118
Walworth
mtge 3s series B 1980
s f debentures 1977
105%
1013A
101% 109%
*—
<
100%
103
May-Nov
C 1973—April-Ocf
1995
120
i
104% 104%
*108% 116%
April-Oct
1958
First lien and ref mtge 3'As ser
Line RR Co—
3%s
3s
107
5s
Virginian Ry 3s series B
'
94%
100
*98%
120
105
86%
108 % 108%
New
Air
91%
*100
cons
England 1st gtd 4s 1989—May-No®
Scott Paper 3s conv debs 1977
Mar-Sept
Seaboard
18
*116% 118
1989_Jan-July
gold 4s 1968—June-Dec
Depot 3%s B 1971
April-Oct
Union
Scioto V &
May
100%
10
104% 104%
May-Not?
Second 4s lnc bond certificates Nov
St
;
104 %
Jan-July
mtge 3'As ser J 1982
& Southwest first gtd 5s 2003
consolidated
97%
*103'A 104'/a
April-Oct
Jan-July
ref
Virginia
<•
First
ASecond mtge lnc 4%s series A Jan 2022
8t Louis-Southwestern Ry—
First
87
Francisco Ry Co—
St Paul ft Duluth first
Mar-Sept
1981—June-Dec
mortgage & refund 3%s ser I
71
101
II
*—
100
96
*98%
101
94
98%
1978—Mar-Sept
I960
*98% 100
*77% .79
1st mortgage 4s series A 1997
;
intge 2%s ser H
Mar-Sept
120%
101
101
*97%
mtge 27/as ser G 1979—June-Deo
1996_jan-JuIy
April-Oct
gold 5s
1996
6s
St Louis-San
1st
10
103
*100
mtge 23As ser E 1975—Mar-Sept
First and
First and
Baguenay Power 3s series A 1971
103 3A
1007/s
115% 115%
gtd 4s
consol
RR
Consol sinking fund series B
Virginia Electric & Power Co—
Corp—
General mortgage 4%s series D
General mortgage 3 Vis series J
of
Corp
conv
Vandalia
f
under Section 77 oi
as
week.
1
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
WEEKLY
YEARLY
AND
RECORD
following extensive list we furnish a complete report of the transactions on the American Stock Exchange for the week beginning Monday,
Oct. 11, 1954, and ending Friday, Oct. 15, 1954,
It is compiled from a report of the American Stock Exchange itself and is intended to include every security
whether stock or bond in which any
dealings have occurred during the current year.
'
the
In
.
RANGE
Friday
STOCK8
American Stock
Sale rrice
Par
Acme
Aluminum
Wire
Adams
Aero
Co
Hat
Supply
Aeroquip
Alloys.
Stores
Inc.
.1
Corporation
-1
Agnew Surpass Shoe Stores.
Ainsworttv
,—
;
Manufacturing
Air Associates Inc
_•
common. -—5
(N J)
For footnotes see page S3.
1
.
4%
7
1; r-
Range since Jan 1
37/a
300
7
7%
1,100
4%
3% Mar
27
50
,
'
2%
Mar
Jan
Air-Way Electric Appliance
A Jan
31 % Aug
^
2,900
2% Mar
2,400
x5% May.,
.
Airfleets
Apr
3% Jun
.
>
.N;7% Aug
>-
1,600
13'A
2,100
12
"7% Jan",
7%
Jan
To%
Feb
13% May
3
——1
AJax Petroleums Ltd
--50c
Alabama
—2
—-50
Alabama
Alaska
~9% ' I7/*
Inc
Gas
Corp
Alabama Great Southern
5% Aug
Power
Airlines
4.20%
Shares
preferred
Inc
,
dep rct6 Amer sharea—=*=—tssr
10%
Jan
7.200
»/2
Jun
124
16 7/a
96 3A
102'A 102%
43A
*
33
*
5 "
2.800
37/a
31 %
33 %
.26% Sep
Aug
Jail
Jah
Jan
30
"
2,500 "
24% ' Feb
July
,15% May
}2 Jan
Jan
107%
25
3,300
25%
125%
•
4%
xl4
Feb
500
24%
24%
100
—1
9%
14%
3A^'U
•
High
Low
4,200
14%
"~3A
Range Since Jan. 1
High
13%
123A
13
Algemene Kun6tzijde Unie N V
Amer
for Week
Low
Par
High
% May
6,100
Range
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Sales
Week's
Friday
Lot®
30
OCTOBER 15
8TOCK8
High
27/a 1. 3
4'A.
4%
ENDED
neek
%
30
.1
WEEK
Sales'
eii»uk
33A
1
Manufacturing.
•
lu
rr.ces
A
16
10
commor
:
»
Range
oi
Low
ACF-Brill Motors warrantoAcme
Week'n
Last
Exchange
FOR
128
103
Apr
5 %
.
July
•; 33% oct
■! '
■
'
1
t' J-
,
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
30
.
.
,
(1562.)
Monday, October 18, 1954
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
'
r
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED
STOCKS
Low
Par
Alleghany Corp warranto
Allegheny Airlines Inc
Alles
Aluminum
$3.75
Ambrook
American
Feb
3%
Capital City Products common.
Capital Transit Co
Carey Baxter & Kennedy Inc
4 ¥4
4%
5
7,500
10 ¥a
10¥s
3%
3%
600
2% Mar
31%
31 %
32%
1,800
27% Feb
•
7%
500
10¥a
Feb
3% May
10%
Oct
Sep
8% Aug
Jan
6
10% Oct
3%
5%
•
21 Va
21 ¥4
200
21%
Aug
12 ¥4
15
8,400
9%
Apr
7%
2,000
4%
Jan
Jan
7% Sep
33 % Jun
"¥a
2,300
% May
1,600
July
7
—
3
Jan
23
15
American
Book
~~n
"i
1
51%
100
Co
50
52
13
■
"
13%
23 ¥4
45%
800
23 ¥a
25
Co
750
Laundry Machine
20
American
Manufacturing Co com
25
22%
22 >/4
22%
Maracaibo
1
6¥a
6 ¥4
7¥a
American
Meter Co
American
Natural Oas Co 6%
American
Republics
American
Seal-Kap common
Thread 5% preferred
2
American
5
~4%
American
Writing Paper
5
5
20c
7%
""15,700
4
25
10
common
Amurex Oil Development class A
Anacon Lead Mines Ltd
Sep
Jan
19,
Jun
4%
Jan
Oct
Castle
(A
69
15
7%
Oct
1,200
200
4
Jan
16%
16%
200
12
Jan
17
Sep
Camberlin
9%
8%
10%
22,800
8% July
14%
Feb
Charis
31'«
3
i'd
3%
14,100
2% Aug
311
Jan
Charter
9%
9%
1,000
7%
9%
Sep
46'A
47%
;
Jan
Jan
23
575
7'A
7
7'A
10
10%
500
110%
110
17%
18%
3,000
22%
24%
8,700
11%
4% Mar
15,200
10%
2.40
48%
Oct
13,300
110'A
5
Fuel Oil Corp
Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co
Arkansas Power & Light $7
11%
11%
115
•
19%
50
Corp
15%
2.50
21%
46%
125
15%
4%
Jun
Jan
14%
Feb
paid
July 1 '53 & $41 on Dec
Atlantic Coast Fisheries
Atlantic Coast
22
8% Jan
117
Jan
Jun
23
51
Feb
17%
Jan
13% Aug
1%
1
1,200
Jan
Jan
8% Aug
2% Aug
230
80%
Jan
1%
900
1%
Feb
2% Aug
85%
Jan
12%
13%
27,600
5%
Jan
125% Aug
16% Sep
9%
10%
6,100
1%
1%
200
10
1%
.1
7% May
1% Jun
102%
10%
Sep
Sep
Consolidated
Chief
Wire
Mining—*
Cable
&
(The)
Controller
Claude
Neon
Claussner
Cllnchfield
Coal
Corp
Aluminum
Oils
Sand
&
Stone
Compo
Vtc
4
Sep
shares
7%
_
Ltd
7%
7%
2
2A
50c
Barcelona Tr Light & Power Ltd
Barium Steel Corp
3%
3%
lc
2%
A
20
8%
8%
8%
5%
5
6%
71,000
10%
900
10%
1
50c
(A S) Shoe Corp
*2 %
2%
2%
5%
5%
5%
Sep
Oct
2%
14%
800
13%
Apr
5,100
13%
Jan
5%
3,100
4%
Feb
46%
600
40%
Jan
10
600
9%
Jun
17
Apr
27% Aug
8
Aug
46 %
Aug
11% July
11
300
10%
Apr
11%
18%
18%
300
10
Jan
19
Jan
4
200
7%
8%
9
33%
34
•
Sep
Aug
34%
7% July
5% Sep
:10
Jan
1,800
7Va
8%
•
6 Vb May
9% Aug
600
24%
Jan
Foundry & Machine Co
Corby
97%
3%
5
Zl
.
Brad Foote Gear Works Inc
3%
37
Aug
200
3%
88%
Jan
100
99
2%
Jan
4%
2%
Apr
3%
100
2%
900
1% May
Brazilian Traction Light & Pwr ord
•
8
7%
8%
7,900
Breeze
x6%
Jan
•
5%
5%
6
2,600
4%
Jan
25
25
24
50
21%
Jan
21
Jan
•
25
•
common
25
25
28%
28%
Mar
American Tobacco—
Co
•
bearer
28%
•
10s
dep rets ord reg
6%
6
A
700
6%
6%
10s
6A
900
British Celanese Ltd—
dep rets ord reg
312
f
•
common
A
$5 convertible preference
*
$3
Distillers
voting
Buckeye Pipe Line
Budget Finance Plan
1%
Coro
$1
Reynolds
class
Courtaulds
Burma
dep
Burry
Byrd
6%
Biscuit
Oil
Corp
Petroleum
Crown
Cork
Internat'l
Crown
Drug
Crystal
f
$0
Co
99
Sep
Feb
9%
Apr
6% Aug
26
Sep
31% Aug
29 Vb Sep
6
ft Oct
6/ff Oct
". 4% May
Oil Refining
Cuban. Atlantic
Sugar
Tobacco
Lighting
Curtis
Crystal
Davenport
Davidson
1,000
11
19%
19%
1,700
11%
6%
Jan
^Jan
4
Feb
24%
25%
4,800
July
20 %
Jan
6%
24%
,
Jan
8%
Gasket
Detroit
Gray
18%
20
Sep
4
July
26% Sep
9%
Dome
Camden
Canada
Canada
6% %
Canada
Fire
Bread
Mar
17%
Sep
%
Jan
%
Oct
4,200
2%
Jan
5
Oct
3%
2,900
3%
Oct
3%
Oct
lOVa
2,500
Oct
10%
Oct
15%
_•
11%
11%
Co...IIIIII1
518
common
Ltd
Canners
Canadian
Dredge & Dock Co Ltd—
Canadian
Homestead Oils
common
Ltd
Marconi
Williston
35,800
11%
7,500
ft
6%
60,400
26%
27%
5
Minerals
Causa Natural Gas Ltd vtc
For footnotes see page 33
_2%
5
4%
Jan
15%
Feb
12% July
3j§ Aug
5
15,300
ft
32,700
2
5%
5%
2 Va
5%
6 i7e
Oct
Jan
29
Sep
Sep
Feb
3
2 I#
.
.1%
Mar
132
3
31
Jun
Apr
Apr
4%
3% Aug
23% Apr
29%
31%
Sep
Feb
.
Jan
Feb
17 Va
Aug
8%
3,400
6% May
8%
Aug
8%
18
5%
29%
9%
It
5%
31
5,600
5% Mar
10 %
40
40
13%
%
600*
100
Jun
5% May
*
Sep
11
1
Jan-
6¥s
50
Sep
Jan
31
Oct
30% Mar
15,200
41
Oct
20 %
Chemical
Textile
Corp
Draper
Ltd
Co
Harris
11
11%
1,200
9%
19 Va
200
17%
108 Ve 109%
4,000
73%
Feb
Jan
3% Mar
108 %
—
14'A
20%
.
■
9%
2,800
14%
22%
1%
20%
14%
22%
>
22%
100
2
21 %
700
Feb
*14% Jan
1%
Oct
1
12 % Aug
10% July
19% July
Jan
4%
Jun
109%
Oct
7% Aug
8%
23¥a
Sep
2%
Jan
18
July
24
Jan
Mar
168
6%
3,200
x9
Oct
15
142
450
—
8%
Jan
5% May
100
6
6
Jan
Oct
10¥a Aug
22
18
15
16%
12
12
13 %
Jan
9¥a
Aug
.12
1,400
Jan
5
16'%
12%
14
Feb
16%
Oct
6%
6
6%
600
11#
1{J
1%
700
5%
21 Va
6
3,000
13 %
400
.
Apr
12%
150
Jan
13
Sep
Jun
16%
Feb
5¥a July
liV Jan
6% Mar
2
Mar
x277/a
5%
20 %
•
20 %
1
1
1
30 Va
Aug
Apr
5 ¥4
16% Jan
21%
Aug
Sep
10
133%
Feb
145
Jun
14 %
13 %
2%
3:.
100
12 %
Jan
1,700
1 Va
Jan
26%
27
1,200
22 %
Jan
27
Oct
27 %
28
500
11 ¥4
Jan
307/a
Sep
13 %
___
2%
.
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4¥a
500
140
140
—
2%
3
26%
3
—
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1,400
li75
1i7b
l/k
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12%
12%
600
2.50
5
4 IS
6%
5%
6%
4,600
14%
5,000
9%
3,900
l^g July
16,900
2%
6%
..1
Apr
2%
Sep
3% Aug
2 Va Mar
Ltd
—*
10%
Sep
21
Sep
Feb
14 ¥4
Oct
' 16¥a Apr
19
9%
11% Aug
7% Mar
7¥a Mar
4 ¥4
Aug
Jan
Sep
3,600
15% Mar
19 Va May
16,500
30 a
19%
10%
1
Jan
Feb
26%
8% July
33¥4 Jan
10%
Sep
40 Va
July
40 %
Jan
52
9 Va
Jan
14% July
—
28%
18%
9%
7%
19%
1,100
—
30
*
36
50
—
36
50%
36
•
—
July
7%
Jan
2,300
5
—
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51
400
13 %
12%
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26
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31 ¥4
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10c
17,800
•
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2 ¥4
10s
1
Durham Hosiery class B common—,—•
Duro Test Corp common—
.1
Duval Sulphur & Potash Co
•
(The)
4%
4%
...—.1
'.
May
6% Mar
5%
200
•
Co
3
13 ¥4
6
9%
9%
*
common
Jan
311 July
,
14
14
Feb
10 Va
_4s
,
Dunlop Rubber Co Ltd—
American dep rets ord reg
Duraloy
8%
7% Jan
400
..1
reg—
Co
(Allen
A
Sep'
12,200
10
common
Power
Class
Oct'
147/a
Jan
100
It
9
18%
9
—
1
Drilling & Exploration Co
Driver
15%
Jan
i3.
14%
%
11%
.
Jan
10%
11
14%
It
25c
Douglas Oil Company—.
Dow Brewery Ltd
.
—
Co
E
Eastern Gas & Fuel
4% %
76% Aug
Apr
67V Mar
Jan
1%
Apr
213
4,600
-
1'
8Vs
14%
10
Coal
Aug
Feb
1%
800
4%
Jun
4,100
2% July
1% Jun
6% Aug
3% Aug
M.. ...4,800
10%
17 Va July
3%
..
3%
3
1,300
,a
4
Jan
4%
7 Va May
«
6%
29
7
29
Feb
3%
1
Oct
—
—
400
7
29 A
5
Jan
10
Aug
July
7
July
Feb
23 %
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4,900
Jan
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—
100
Dragon Cement Co Inc
Apr
6% May
4 Va Mar
53%
~2
_6c
l
9%
10
July
29%
~2% "2%
"•
i
3% Mar
2%
92
350
•
10c
Oct
3
26 ¥a
•
2
1%
3
•
Canadian
Canadian
200
5%
13 Va
5
Atlantic Oil Co
Canadian
5%
5%
Ltd
Ltd
23,300
15%
preference
1—20
Southern Petroleums Ltd vtc
1
Canadian
l7/a
l
Insurance
Cement Co Ltd
l¥a
•
Estate
Co
50c
l¥a
22%
29%
•
11
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9,900
—
5
Ltd
&
2,600
62,800
10
29 %
>—•
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Dominion
10
28
12%
—
ord stock
Jun
Dominion Tar &
—
12% Mar
200
£1
Ltd
Domestic Finance Corp common
Dominion Bridge Co Ltd
Sep
7.50
Aug
13%
2,400
!
50c
Exploration
Jun
4%
1
10c
35
:
A
rets ord
Corp
dep
(The)
10%
4¥a
24 ¥a
6,400
%
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Co
American
Diversey
11%
3¥a
Oct J
1
Co
Distillers
Jun
Jan
3%
Mfg
Jan
7% July
16%
Jan
—
11
July
;
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Foundry..
Oils
8
.
8% Mar
227/a
9Ve
1
Devoe & Raynolds class B
8%
25c
2,500
%
—
5
!
Devon-Leduc
100
I
10%
2.50
Inc
Oct
300
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Oct
10
13%, 14J/a
'
V
'
Oct
53%
10%
16%
23
9 Va
2.50
(Mo)
Products
10¥a
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Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd
California Electric Power
Calvan Consol Oil & Gas
&
Iron
10%
15%
15
19% May
*
Mfg class A common
debenture
10 ¥4
%
Jan
600
28%
12%
5
Dennison
Jan
1,900
1,000
21%
10
Inc
Day Mines Inc
Dayton Rubber Co class
Dejay Stores common
Duke
Sugar
Brothers
89%
1,600
Co
Dairies
Hardware
7%
Sep
13 %
%
_
Hosiery; Mills
Steel
14%
Aug
14 %
227/a
14
•
common.
D
Daltch
DuMont
Calamba
Inc
Detroit
17%
Oct
6
Feb
10 % Mar
217/a
25c
common
Manufacturing
Detroit
7%
14%
127/a
10
5
partic
common.
Oct
16%
(Md).
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common
Cuban
Sep
121
reg)
•
17%
13%
Jan
44 % May
22%
.5
preferred
25%
x50% May
15% May
(ord
common
Jan
550
ll¥a
Mar
7% Aug
3%
Jan
3¥8 Mar
Jan
10
1
Cent
Jan
15%
C & C Super Corp (new)
Cable Electric Products common
31
12 Va
V.
8%
3s 6d
convertible class A
1,800
24,200
__
1
Crown
9
common
100
40
14%
800
•
Crowley Milner & Co
10
12 %c
Corporation
7%
13%
6,700
common
,1
18%
116
3% July
2% Feb
38 %
5%
A
receipts
200
2.50
dep rets ord shares
Jan
100
18,100
13%
*
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10,300
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American
Sep
5
3%
2%
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Creole
24%
16%
•
preferred
34
—*
&
preferred
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Jan
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Bunker Hill & Sullivan
Jan
5c
Inc
Corroon
16%
109
2.50
_
convertible
5% Mar
13%
1
common
*
3%
«
preferred
60c
115%
10
Ltd class B
26%
•
15%
16%
1
cumulative Junior preferred
Brown Rubber Co common
Bruce (E L) Co common
5% Mar
300
3U,
•
preference
2,000
31 %
3%
2%
12%
•
non-voting
Cornucopia Gold Mines
24%
1
common
4,300
Co
B
4% Aug
2% Jan
3%
2%
20o
common
12¥4 Aug
,
Ltd—
Distillery
(H)
Class
Class
Curtis
prior cumulative preferred—100
Borne Scrymser Co
Jan
1
Corp
&
Varnish
6¥a Aug
8%
—.1.25
Cook
Paint
,
7% Jun
300
1
Continental
>
10%
10%
3
common
10%
5% May
23%
Car-Na
,
11 %
5%
Engineering—1
Var Corp
1
Commercial
Jan
7%
&
Continental
4
10% May
14
50c
Inc
Lines
Continental
Sep
Jan
10
Bickford's Inc common—,
1
Birdsboro Steel Fdry & Mach Co com.*
Black Starr <fc Gorham class A
•
Sep
61/4 Jan
Aug
46%
l
31/4
10%
1%
5%
25
common
May
Aviation
Oct
7'/a Aug
5
14%
5%
l
common
Jan
20%
14%
21
1
Bell Telephone of Canada common
Benrus Watch Co Inc
9
700
1
Beckman Instruments Inc
Bellanca Aircraft common
2%
4% July
17,600
1
common
Jan
1% July
800
1
Bearings Inc
6
19,900
•
Refractories Inc
3%
Corp
Utilities—
Air
5%
11 Ve
30 %
Consolidated Liquidating
•
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Consolidated Royalty Oil
10
Continental
800
100
2%
1
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18% Aug
13%
Colsolidated
Gas
Jan
'
1956
Consolidated
12
33,300
10
Machinery—
to
ext
1,700
6Ve
__
1
Service
Public
Shoe
July
1
Commodore Hotel Inc
Community
Jan
14
10
Co
Co—
Apr
41
Feb
11%
1
Manufacturing
7 ¥4
Apr
9
38% July
5%
*
Airlines
Aug
400
39
Equipment Co
Development
ordinary
Colts
30
11%
—10c
Cockshutt Farm
Colonial
Apr
11 Va
30 %
*
Co..
vtc
22
16%
5%
5%
5%
,
20
common
Products
Caribbean
19% Feb
—
1
5
Co
Aug
2% May
Mills
5%
Aug
3% July
5,400
Bruck
1
Co
18
3%
4%
16%
/
Oct
Sep
7%
16%
Inc
Continental
Baldwin Securities Corp
Banco de los Andes—
Forman
12
14
Sep
2nd
12
Sep
16%
—
—
Jan
Sep
Brown
25 %
Jan
Feb
Company
25 %
Clayton & Lambert Manufacturing—4
Coastal
200
—
—1
Co
Hosiery
2,000
—
2%
5%
Brown
Jan
%
% Mar
2,600
—
*
Manufacturing
%
18
5
1
L- Co
D
18
50
City Auto Stamping
City Specialty Stores Inc common
4%% convertible preferred
14% Mar
16
British Columbia Power
Feb
lil
ii Aug
60,800
18 %
%
5
10%
15%
American
1%
1
Corp
900
Jan
rets ord
1%
__
July
Jun
800
8% May
dep
5:
6
Aug
800
11% Mar
Amer
6¥a
Apr
28
3%
400
Amer
Jan
4 Va
79
17%
4,300
Oil
Aug
5
100
12 Va
13%
Old
American
15
400
5%
Jan
3 Va
14 Va
British
8,100
5%
5
5%
•
13%.
Aug
363/4 Aug
Jan
Jan
17
15%
British
13
Feb
6%
9%
12%
/
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Corp
13 %
•
36%
-
—
13
22 % July
A—
3 %
15
Bridgeport Gas Light Co
Brillo Manufacturing Co
—
10
17
Gas-
Bourjois Inc
Sep
9% Aug
Jan
12%
14%
Co
8%
1
15
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100
*
14%
(H
10'A
3
l
5 % %
10%
67 %
2% Aug
1
Bohack
...
2.50
*
8% Mar
95
Jan
Feb
July
44
*
13% July
Mar
19%
50
common
& Co
7%
775
Clarostat
Baldwin Rubber
(S)
200
1,500
Jun
Baker-Raulang Comany
Blumenthal
8%
12
24%
28,400
Blauner's
8%
74
Jan
1%
1%
1
Beau-Brummell Ties
80% July
Jan '
71%
Clark
5%
Beck
Jan
6% July
xll%
Sep
1
Basic
72%
■
71%
19%
101% 102 %
102
112 %
Line Co
A
Oil
.'vV:
—
1
common
America
Ltd
Co
Colonial
1
Non-voting non-cum preferred
Voting Machine
Ayshire Collieries Corp common
Banff
Aug
xll%
Jan
113
1,200
1%
1%
'53)—*
Automatic
American
34
Apr8% Aug
5
Clark
5%
1
Automatic Steel Products Inc
Class
Co
Cher*y-Burrell common
Sep
on
Atlas Corp warrants
Atlas Plywood Corp
Bailey & Selburn Oil &
Jan
57/a
1
Colon
div
arrear
Oct
23%
87
10
common
Oil
110%
Tel—
&
30
2
Inc
of
Co
Corp
15%
£1
Laundries of America
$43
Jan
Jan
50
30%
.
Jan
26%
1
Club
dep rets reg
Tel
30%
'■
May
3%
10
preference
Aircraft
Jan
Associate Electric Industries—
(ex
Convertible
12%
3,800
15%
20%
Jan
105
290
116
115
46'A
•
convertible preferred
110
V 17 %
22 V2
5
pfd
Armstrong Rubber Co class A
Oct
3%
1
Arkansas
7%
9%
1
Argus Cameras Inc
A
1
3
100
30
■
■.
Jan
7% Sep
4% Aug
Apr
3%
80
16 %
Apex-Electric Manufacturing Co
1
Appalachian Elec Power 4Vu% pfd__100
CI
30
Feb
16% Mar
2,200
500
common..
% May
6%
4%
100
4%
Circle
Angostura-Wupperman
Associated
Jan
4%
Jun
13 Va Aug
4,100
ft
7
12%
£1
shares
Associated
5
7 •>/»■•■
80
Investors
Cessna
Sep
Mar
1%
14,200
4
•
6%
4'A
2
American dep rets reg
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp—
Equipment
7%
79%
Century
Anglo-Iranian Oil Co Ltd—
American
47/a
7
Sep
Sep
115
3
19,700
—
61
4% Aug
3 ¥4
418
6%
—1
"
Jan
14 Va
5%
>100
preferred-
Century Electric Co
10% May
Jan
4% July
300
14
Ohio Steel- Products.—
3.50%
Aug
12
122%
% Aug
1,400
3 ¥4
.
37%
48
Jan
110
200
3%
-7%
-
Central Maine Power Co—
Sep
1,300
5%
6%
a
Central Power & Light 4%: pfd
57%
80 Va
80
137/a
«
series.
series-
$1.50
$1.40
31% Aug
56%
57
Oct
9
7% July
% May
.1
preference
preference
Central
Feb
Jan
Feb
9,300
3%
10
&
M)
25% Mar
1,000
30
112%
5
.1
Conv
117%
%
"3%
_«
.1
Aug
Aug
14
2s 6d
common.
Corporation
Conv
28 %
Oct
7
175
116
112
_1
July
Jan
9%
2,800
9
IT %
1
Feb
23% Apr
25i/4 Feb
117%
1
Products
Cenco
Apr
22%
2%
•
dep rets B ord
Casco
1%
11%
Ltd—
Carreras
99% Apr
23% Jan
15
High
Oct
Chesebrough Manufacturing common.10
Chicago Rivet & Machine
4
Anchor Post Products
Aro
pfd
$5
35
29 Va
30
•
pfd
Jan
20% Mar
1,000
American
Co
&
.1% Jan
1%
12¥4
•
pfd
Light
SCarr-Consolidated Biscuit Co
92% Jan
10%
8%
*
common
Power
100
2,900
27
9%
4%
2.50
Carolina
200
1
4%%
Co
Carnation
Low
19,300
5%
27
9%
Range Since Jan. 1
High
4%
5
Co—
&
Sep
1,400
1
"A"
Carman
5%
19.50
1
Shares
of Prices
Low
1
Apr
33
4¥a
4¥a
25c
conv
Rubber
2%
5,000
987/a
Beverage common
Hard
Jan
3%
4¥a
(American Bantam Car Co class A
American
lit
2% May
2jV
3
98 Va
American
American
Canso Oil Producers Ltd vtc
American
common
Air Filter 5%
Sep
100
Inc
Industries
5
.^
preferred
Aluminum Goods Manufacturing
Industries
Jan
fot Week
Range
Par
High
1%
1
cumulative
Aluminum
8,600
2.900
2%
Corp
of America—
Co
4%
3
1
1
5%%
convertible
preferred
10
Allied Internat'l Investing cap stock—1
Allied Products (Mich) common
f
Altes Brewing Co
1
Pictures
Low
2%
—
Fisher common
&
Allied Artists
Range Since Jan. 1
High
4 %
4%
10o
All American Engineering Co
Shares
of Prices
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Last<
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Sales
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
for Week
Range
Last
OCTOBER 15
Sales
Week's
Friday
—3.*
Eastern
Eastern
$7
$6
Jun
Apx-
common—10
Malleable
States
preferred
preferred
Iron
Corp
series A
series
B
Eastern Sugar Associates—
Common shares of beneficial
*»
$2
preferred
8%
'
100
8
^
1
*
*
.
59%
"
'—25
j-
17
17 /*
184% 184%
I72
*
22
-
i.
25
1
.
24
7% Aug
400
56% Aug
22 3/4 July
-
i74
1
30
Apr
16,400
8%
59%
—
XJ
^
int—1
25 Va
33 Va
Jun
--
'
Assn
prior preferred
600
22/2..
25
1.000
8
Jan
10%
Jan
66 Va
Feb
35
Aug
18%
Oct
25
147
Jan
188%
200
134
Jan
176
Aug
200
19
July
27
Feb
125
21
Jun
25
Feb
Oct
Number 5369
180
Volume
..
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1563)
31
7,1
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
Friday
•
Limited
Electric
Bond
ElectroData
—
Snare
&
%
5
common
Esquire
Inc
Eureka
Corporation Ltd
Eureka
Pipe
%
16,900
26%
106%.106%
6 Vs'i 6%
Oct
Jeannette
Jan
26%
Oct
Jerry
7%
Aug
11% Aug
18
Aug
10
101
Jun
106%
6
Jun
8
3%
,
17% July
400
23 % Mar
4
Aug
Aug
Kawneer
5jfc. 5%
300
4%
5%
Jun
Oct
1A Feb
A Apr
A
23,900
Fire
Association
Firth
Sterling
Fishman
Tiger
43%
Feb
B
voting
Ford
Co
Motor
Jun
Kingston
5% Mar
Jan
72%
Jun
Feb
24%
Aug
17%
Jun
Lake
Oct
7%
Aug
103%
Sep
Kropp (The)
Jan
Apr
Kroy
2%
deposit receipts bearer
American
Brewing Co—
(Peter)
Fuller
Kobacker
Oct
Sep
1%
6,000
2
16
Jan
2% Mar
J an
Oct
Laclede-Chrlsty
3% July
4% Jan
4%
Jan
Sep
Jun
Lake
12
400
11
Jan
143/4
Oct
153/4 Oct
7%
Jun
10 3/4 Aug
23% Aug
17% Aug
143/4
*
93A
153/4
13,500
93/4
150
21%
1,200
16%
16%
2,000
423A
•
-
423A
2%
3%
1,200
27
29%
700
9%
9%
.22%
*
17 3/a
193/4
"
'•
203/8
xll% xll%
43
9%
Jun
%
Sep
3% Aug
-•34'A
Jan
Jan
9% Mar
A
Sep
200
15
Jan
1,000
<
15% Feb
12
Jan
.213/4 Oct
9% Mar
11% July
100
v
2%
Jan
300
17%
193/4
Apr
Apr
14
2% July
Oct
2,700
23
Sep
37%
25%
100
%
A
23
343/4
Jan
105%
183/4 Aug
10% Jan
50
3
5
L'Aiglon Apparel Inc
7%
12
1% July
2%
2%
4,000
1%
1%
1%
1,500
6%
6%
6%
200
14%
14%
16%
4,000
4%
4%
300
5%
6 7A
8,800
.
24% Jun
18
2% May
1
<
Aug
3 %
Aug
Aug
1% Jan
6% Apr
7% Jan
Oct
2Is
May
26% Feb
103
33%c
20c
1
Co
11%
200
-
—7.50
j._—
Jan
7,600
*
10
Forge Co
Ltd
Brewing
2%
343A
12
1
_u;
Stores
2
423A
Oils
4%
—
Brewing
A)
(Geo
118,000
j
100
4
6%
7%
9,900
13%
7
13%
5
Co
A
4
-1
1.25
13 %
1,000
10%
Jan
15%
Shore
Lakey
G
Gatineau
5%
Co
Power
•
Ml'g Co common
General
Corp
Acceptance
27%
27%
27%
1,300
100
1
1
common
preferred—
Gellman
3%
13
3%
3%
13%
21% Jan
400
5,000
,
106% Jan
13
10%
Alloys Co
General
Builders
Supply Corp
preferred
convertible
5%
1%
l7/a
2
1,300
2'/4
1,500
1%
American
dep rets ord
Generol
Finance
General
Fireproofing
General
Outdoor
reg
pfd A
5%
Corp
common
pfd
6%
Adv
5
£1
10
5
100
Jan
107
30
105
Jan
3
107
6,300
Mar
Gobel
(Adolf)
2%
2%
2%
Lynch
105
Apr
110
Oct
Oct
Apr
107
8,300
2%
Apr
7%
Jan
8%
8%
1,200
11%
13%
14,500
13'/a
20%
200
21
..
300
19%
3% Aug
13%
13 % Mar
Jan
25
Apr
9% May
9%
24,800
10%
10%
10%
1,300
20%
21%
900
A
n
1,300
A
19 % May
1
Oct
Apr
9%
Sep
12%
Jan
24
Jan
Oct
9%
Jan
Jun
21 %
9%
Sep
10
6%
1% Mar
56
590
40 %
Jan
59%
Sep
47
50
260
32
Jan
51%
Sep
86%
100
78
Jan
86%
Oct
Jan
1%
jun
86%
__
13,500
%
■"* 43%
170
24%
Jan
28%
Oct
28
28%
300
24%
Jan
27%
Oct
19%
19%
50
19
Oct
6%
—1
Mines—
Consolidated
53V<"
47%
*
preferred—.
prior
54
■'
tf%
300
6
Jan
23% Aug
7% Jun
1%
1.
i
50
Gorham
Manufacturing common
4
Graham-Paige Motors 5% conv pfd—25
Grand Rapids Varnish
1
Gray Manufacturing Co
_-5
133/4
13%
10c
33/4
-3%
Industries
Great
Arner
Great
Atlantic
Inc
14%
•'4
900
13% July
2% July
8,100
17%
*
Jan
4% Aug
Pacific Tea—
&
Non-voting common stock
1st
42
Co
Manufacturing
preferred-
192
192
,199%
137% 139
250
60
132
Feb
230
Jan
164%
140%
Jun
3%
Oct
*
Lakes
Greer
Hydraulics
Oil
Lime & Alabastine
Gypsum
6%
17%
3%
178,600
18%
1,700
16
Jun
19% Mar
6%
6%
8,300
5
A July
7 % Mar
17%
17%
10,900
.
1%
8%
xl3
5
• /
7
/
H
2%
17%
—2
Stores Products common
Grocery
3%
9c
Leases
Western Brewery
Griesedireck
1
50c
Inc
Freehold
Gridoll
Chemical Co
&
401
—
;
Aug
Aug
Aug
May
Hall Lamp Co
Hammond
Company
Organ
Hartford
Electric
Harvard
Brewing
Mfg
Hastings
2
1
25
1
2
1
10c
*
5
25c
Light
Co—
Co
Bakeries Inc
Lithographing Co
Hathaway
Havana
Hazeltine
Hearn
Corp—.
Dept Stores
Hecla
Mining
common
Co
Rubinstein
Helena
ClClSS
Heller
A—.<■»
Co
■
■
1%
preferred
4%
preferred
Henry Holt & Co common
Products
10c
Higbie Mfg Co common
preferred
convertible
5%
Hoe
(R)
Holophane
common
48%
8
A) &
(Geo
1,750
22%
Jan
30% May
50
52%
Jan
58% July
2,000
A\a
800
O
Baking Co
*
Hardart
common
*
preferred
100
(Harvey) Inc common
5
& Refining capital stock—*
Hurd Lock & Manufacturing Co
5
1,900
Oct
600
2%
Jan
4%
Feb
6%
Jan
9%
Sep
200
18% May
100
23%
Jan
15%
Sep
19%
Jan
26
Oct
80
93%
Jan
102
Jun
8Q~
79%
100
4
.7%
7%
80
Sep
Jan
10%
Jun
4% Aug
6%
200
Jan
8% May
Apr
9
8
—
138
20
Jan
9
2% Mar
2,800
12%
17%
'
T-,'
15'.
T
15%
1,500
4,000
141
20%
19%
*
Jan
13 Ye
12%
Jan
19% Aug
2%
Jan
300
11%
Jan
13% Mar
7>f-
138
Sep
10%
2,600
44%
150
130
1,000
18
Oct
Apr
Jan
Sep
3% Aug
Oct
15%
16
46%
142
85%>87%
14,700
4/A
4
5 .%■&
5%
1,200
1V^2VB
1,100
200
Jan
106%
Oct
Jan
30%
Apr
57
Jan
2%
Jan
87%
4%
•
5
—
11 %
Oct
Aug
Zinc Co
Imperial
•
common
Chemical Industries—
dep rets ord reg
£1
Imperial Oil (Canada) capital stock—*
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
5
Imperial Tob of Gt. Brit & Ireland—£1
Indianapolis Pwr & Light 4% pfd—100
Amer
Insurance
of
Co
America
North
5
International
Cigar
Machinery
Metal
Industries A
Petroleum
International
Products
International
Investors
3.90%
Resistance
Service
5% Aug
13% May
Ironite
fwinv
10c
Co
96%
23,800
10% ^10%
1,200
7%
101%, #02
96% 100 %
7720
200
5
28%
**23 %
July
30
5%
Manischewitz
(The
Communication
Marlon
*
Shovel
Power
McKee
& Co common
Gl
(A
McWilllams
Dredging
Johnson
Mead
Men a.sco
Co
&
Mesabi
Corp
common
Participating preferred
Sep
Oct
Corp
Michigan Steel Tube
Michigan
Bumper
100
6%
Co
Sugar
——-10
Micromatic
v
t c
*
1
Chute
$2
Co
Piping
Wohl
Miller
Co
Refineries
Mid-West
Co
common
convertible preferred
4 '/a %
Service
Public
Missouri
& Tel
Tel
States
Nachman
Israel-Mediterrianean
Petroleum
Inc
Milling
Fuel
National
Hess
common
Gas
,
Mfg & Stores common
Petroleum Ltd
Presto
Radiator
National
Research
Rubber
National
Starch
Le
33
Industries
Inc
Co
Corp
Machinery
British
32
Sep
34%
35%
8s/8
600
12%
300
27%
27%
28%
7,000
30%
21 %
4,200
8%
12%
4% May
•
393/8 J^y
Jan
Feb
93/4 May
11
Apr
143/a July
19'
Feb
32
73/4
Aug
X29%
31
850
22%
Jan
31%
13
11%
13
3/8
6,400
11%
Jan
141/2 Aug
18%
183/4
19%
2,500
153/8
Jan
203A
53/a
7%
5%
73/4
5%
14,700
2 3/4
Jan
6
Aug
01'c,
22,200
5%
Jun
8SI
Sep
25%
24
27
9%
9%
__
.
-*•
-
5%/
12%
13%
1
1
1
8%
8
8%
Sep
Oct
27,400
15
Jan
27
100
6
Apr
10 3/4
55'A May
—
5
«
Oct
5
1,300
800
"
3,800
24,300
Sep
6
Jan
14%
Sep
1%
Sep
Apr
8% May
7% Mar
1,000
13%
Jan
<11% July
11
Feb
Sep
60
Aug
103A Mar
,-1,200
'
243/a Aug
133/4
Sep
14
Feb
Jun
36%
13%
Jan
22%
Sep
6%
63/a
3/4
1,200
5%
Jan
7%
Apr
28%
28%
29
29%
Oct
3%
10,600
4%%
New
2,200
33/4
5
1,100
335/8
34
33%
4%
34
400
16%
165/a
__
1,300
___
24
23% Mar
2
Jan
3%
Jun
5% Mar
30
Jan
30%
Feb
17
Sep
Jun
10 5/8
102
106
Mar
Feb
38% Aug
37%
400
37%
39%
5,400
37%
Jun
47%
60
95%
Jan
1043/4
102% 103'A
3%
3%
Apr
Oct
Apr
109%
Oct
40
98%
Jan
104%
Oct
100
2%
Jan
4
Sep
180
ADr
104
3%
Oct
Oct
34
1033/4 1033/4
38%
Sep
4%
37
170
172%
Jan
40%
176%
40%
25
343A
Jan
40%
Oct
7%
8%
2,200
5%
Jan
8%
Sep
3% May
3% Jan
5%
Sep
176
"7%
-
176%
V "
19
100
1153/4117
350
14
Apr
105% Jan
7,900
A Mar
19
116
1%
25
3% July
21
119
1%
Aug
July
Jan
1
1%
25
255/B
700
25
Jun
28% Jan
8%
1,700
7
Jan
30%
300
28% Mar
8% Aug
33% May
5%
5%
1,900
4% Jun
6% Jan
17%
17%
200
14% Jan
8%
30
5%
30
New
Sep
Feb
New
Park
Sep
New
2% July
New
&
York
York
&
Co
Co
5
600
Land
Co
Co
Honduras
common
Rosario
Merchandise
4
Jan
19
Sep
6%
Jun
18%
Oct
18%
16,000
53/4
Jan
2%
23/4
3%
23,900
1%
Jan
3%
203/s
20 %
20%
5,000
15%
Jan
21%
Sep
10% Mar
13%
Jan
18%
17 %
1
25c
2
—4
1
10
2%
Oct
Oct
13/b
Apr
10
10%
300
8%
Jun
11% July
153/8
1%
10
15%
203/a
1,200
xll%
Jun
15%
Oct
1%
2A
16,200
23
Sep
20
1,600
16% July
15% Jan
21%
183A
21%
Sep
46
20%
47%
1,400
18%
Jan
48%
1,300
23
Oct
233/b
Oct
Apr
2% Aug
29%
Sep
3%
Feb
193/4
233/b
23
3,200
25%
*
1
30c
33/4
1,900
2%
1%
23/s
32,400
44%
413/4
46%
7,600
1
40c
~2%
129 %
3%
_3%
1% Mar
Sep
Apr
4%
Feb
211 May
129 3/b 131 Yb
2,400
23/4
400
2 3/b
Aug
8%
200
7
Jan
5'/b
41,600
A
8%
20
48%
26.200
2%
2% May
Jan
2%
2
Sep
Jan
24%
3%
1
115%
Jan
136
3%
10
Aug
Feb
July
Jan
5%
Sep
39
39
39%
8,400
36%
Feb
44%
Jun
1
22%
22
24%
31,100
11%
Jan
24 3/8
Oct
1
*
2%
23A
17,500
2%
Sep
50c
25
common
Auction
&
Co
preferred
Chem
Arizona
Mining
Process
York
Ltd
Oil
Zirfc
Mexico
4%
100
common
Tel & Tel
Min
Oct
New
Co
Dominion
Jersey
—
10
common
common
convertible
Idria
1
*
1
Ltd
Clock & Watch
90%
Jan
Apr
Feb
33/4 Mar
1
Products
Car
Mur
Jan
6,800
7*
see paep
National
England
Sep
2% 72%
34
22
100
1
Bellas
New
2%
Jun
Sep
325
Jan
2,000
1
Co
National
National
Haven
CorS.
lc
21 %
31
32
Dehydrating &
Alfalfa
National
New
Feb
8 ye
18% Aug
28 Yb Aug
Feb
__
10
Corp
Namm-Loeser's Inc
New
4%
Jan
Jan
15%
6
Inc
New
3%
3%
21%
193/4
1
Murray Ohio Mfg Co
i
5
Muskegon Piston Ring common—-2.50
Muskogee Co common
-10
Muter Company common
50c
TV
SMuntz
11
600
500
27%
2.50
100
Mills
Vernon-Woodberry
Mountain
300
263/4
18%
——
4
preferred
cumulative
6%
Mt
Feb
Jan
1.600
Aug
12% May
19%
Co—
preferred
100
4.80%
cumul preferred series B.100
4.50%
preferred series C
100
Monroe Loan Society com class A
*
Montgomery Ward & Co class A
*
Moody Investors participation pfd—*
Morris Plan Corp of America
10c
Mt Clemens Metal Products
1
Apr
Jun
>16%
30
31%
—
cumulative
4.40%
Mar
3%
5%
Oct
22% July
10'A Mar
27
1
Molybdenum Corp
Monongaliela Power
Nestle
6%
76%
Jan
Jan
26
*
Oct
Sep
14%
173/4
__
pfd
100
common——*
Jan
3%
51%
Sep
3% Aug
(
193/8
50
Mining Corp of Canada
Minnesota Pwr & Light 5%
19
1,500
14
Jan
Mar
1
50c
Abrasive
Mid-West
50
r.j.^'4 %
2
Sep
Sep
*
*
50c
shares
common
Meter
2%
.:
103/b
48
71%
5
dividend
non-cum
Midvale
Union Electric Corp
2,900
4
1
:
6% Aug
12% Aug
100
19
Transit
13%
8,500
13 3/4
Neptune
Jan
76%
163/4
National
9%
74%
12%
National
500
75%
185/s
Oct
1(3 %
100
12%
common
Corp $1 conv
Midland Steel Products—
Sep
2,900
12%
8,600
1
Petroleum
Oil
8A Sep
84
325
2%
1
preferred—*
Corp
Hone
States
Middle
Midland
102
10
Feb
12%
2.50
*
common—
preferred
103%
~4 •'-\f 4 %
90% <3)0%
5% Mar
Jan
6
Feb
•
Apr
44%
13%
8%
1
r>
Jan
2% 72%
4
413/4
450
2%
15
—,
Jan
12
150
70%
12%
1
1
25c
Ltd
Co
Iron
Textile
Metal
Steel
34
45%
13
1
Co
Mfg
Petroleums
Merrill
common
common
27%
150
~2%
5
*
10
—1
Corp
Aircraft
McDonnell
New
Jan
6%
69%
*
1
Ltd
Inc common
W)
(J
Mays
National
Jan
6
Sep
43/4 Sep
423/a
July
45%
70
£1
10
Ltd
Co
Massey-Harris-Ferguson
Oct
Mar
83
6%
*
Co
B)
Mapes Consolidated Mfg Co—
Marconi International Marine
Jun
10%
50
15%
37%
19%
35
4% May
6%
1
83
15,400
35
—
15%
11%
20
Jun
15%
Jan
611 Mar
23/4
5
91%
70
1,700
10
Stores common
Mangel
9% July
31
22 %
Jan
33/4
Oct
M
1,750
—
22%
12%
3%
6%
Jan
33/4
7
Service Co
Public
Maine
New
Manufacturing
Por footnotes
7,500
5%
36% jt'37%
20
1
Inc
Air
\
11,350
Co—
preferred
Fireman
/;|24%
5%
5
Royalty
Public
Iowa
capital stock.*
20
7%"f
102
•
International
5%
36%
10%
•
International
21'4
3%
Mackintosh-Hemphill Co
National
Jan
Mar
•
Illinois
3%
900
1,100
National
4%
11
83/a Sep
16,000
53/8
*
National
Hydro-Electric Securities
Hygrade Food Products
Feb
7%
5%
Jun
Aug
22% July
24%
86
Jan
19% Aug
7% Sep
Sep
100%
5%
Hubbell
Humble Oil
70
,
3%
15
Co
Hardart
Jan
50%
13% Mar
16%
&
10
3%-Aug
Jan
102
100
16%
3
15
&
Jun
1% May
1,400
21
12%
Horn
4%
26 Yb
26
25%
r-
4% Aug
Feb
Sep
1,709
•
15% M5%
3%
2
3%
500
47% ,/48%
2%
8
1% July
300
2%
7
12%
Horn
Oct
1%
21
25%
*
Inc
Horder's
Hormel
Co
3%
56%
27%
5
1
*
Stores
3% Mar
'
2.50
A
class
Consol Gold Mines
Inc
—
Hollinger
Holly
Co
&
Feb
1%
26
6-
—1
10
Steel
Hercules
2% Mar
2
100
100
1
5%%
1%
4%
267/8
_
2
1.400
2,100
56%
-
*
common
tm
common
?%
3%
2%
15% Mar
11%
Midwest
2%
3%
1
Inc
200
26
Sep
Apr
Aug
*#%
-
"
Laboratories
Haelan
17%
14%
43
18%
11%
Aug
■
Great
15% Aug
253/4
Michigan
—.—*
—100
Jan
U%
Jan
Apr
8
10%
Jan
2
118% Mar
8%
4%
83/4
"73/B
III
Co
(The)
9,500
3,400
17%
—
6%
133/a
5%
1
Corp
6% July
53/4
Aug
1%
%
*
Sugars class A
Goodman
Lunkenheimer
Oct
44,300
13%
13
Land
Louisiana
Sep
102%
1 %
7/a
—1
B
Goldfield
Apr
20% Aug
5% Aug
12%
13
12%
:
(The) Co...,
Watch Co
& Exploration
Longines-Wittnauer
3%
*
Godchaux
$4.50
107%
Chain
Steel
Locke
Lodge <fe Shipley
Jan
~7%
.*
*
5
A
B
16%
5
Inc
Aug
preferred
Groceterias, class
Loblaw
Jan
10
1
Inc
Co
108
7% July
9% Aug
33
109%
*
class B
Distilleries
Union
Class
108
l
10
Coal-
Alden
Globe
Fabrics of N Y
cumulative
5%
1% Mar
600
10
16%
15%
♦
Co
Glenmore
2%
27/a
preferred
Gladding McBean & Co
7%
18
Jan
26
•
Gilchrist
Realty common
Tourneau
<R, G) Inc
Liberty
Feb
4%
5% Jan
25c
1
1
10
Lefcourt
2%
6%
11%
ft
preferred
conv
5%
5
50c
common
cum
2% Aug
A Mar
8V2
800
28%
28%
Plywood Corp common
convertible
Inc
6%
Le
Sep
1
5
—10
Corp
Corp
Class
50c
20
General Public Service $6 preferred—*
Genera] Stores Corporation
.1
Georgia power $6 preferred
*
$5 preferred
*
Gerity Mich Corp
1
Giant Yellowknifa Gold Mines
1
Gilbert
(A C) common
*
General
Glen
Aug
Lear
— —
1
Ltd-
of Delaware
Lam son & Sessions Co
La Salle Extension University
7% July
Jan
Jan
16
Feb
14
4% July
1% Jan
2
*
com—1
25
6%
Electric Co Ltd—
General
5%
Jan
Oct
113% July
Jan
3
Warrants
General
27%
5
1
Company
Mines
Foundry
Lamson
Iron
"III
Jan
Apr
34
16%
M Co-Ltd
G
Knott Hotels Corp
Krueger
18,800
Oct
1%
143/4
2%
*
—50
1
1
10
:
Emil) Co common—
Kleinert (I B) Rubber Co
Jan
2%
High
5
Aug
343/4
20
(D
5%
11%
"l%
CD
20%
i,„
preferred
Klein
65%
2
43,400
3
Motor of France—
Fort Pitt
Fox
50c
Kirkland
2,700
106
Co
Kirby Petroleum
Jan
6%
11%
&
Products
15,800
11
2
143/4
Kings County Lighting common
4% cumulative preferred
(Walter)
5%
11%
1%
2.50
Sep
Kidde
11,100
-
1%
1
^
—10c
*
Corp
common
Jan
Ltd—
deposit receipts ord reg_£l
American
Ford
Key Co
pfd
>
Instrument
Ketay
98%
5
95
*
•
•
non-voting—
Class
Inc
71
5%
9514
1
A
6,300
5
4%%
2%
Ford Motor of Canada—
Class
Kennedy's
22%
22%
5
1
100
Corp
& Electric
Co
39%
9% Apr
22 %
4%
1
15c
Jan
3% Jan
15,500
4%
*
24%
3% July
1,500
51
1
Inc
Inc
Line
4,700
2.50
1
Fitzsimmons Stores Ltd class A
Flying
311
lil6
18,800
10
(Phila)
Inc
(M H) Co
1%
*
Ltd
Petroleums
Federated
Loto
4%
10c
May
20%
9,800
39
Range Since Jan. 1
*
Kansas Gas
43
25c
Oils Ltd
Fargo
Motors
Jan
Jan
16
1
Instrument
&
Kaiser
2
33
1
Shares
High
K
1,200
II
1
1
common
O'Mahoney Inc
& Kokenge Co__
Jupiter Oils Ltd
47,700
F v/'
Camera
Co
Julian
42%
V
A Jan
Fairchild
Glass
Apr
-,19%
41
of Prices
Low
Oct
200
3%-% 3%
19
19%
Sale Price
for Week
J
13% Mar
%
13% Jan
100
Sales
Range
Par
/
2,800
Week's
Last
American Stock Exchange
19%
17,500
I
1
High
Oct
%
10
Line common
*
15
h
41
$1 or 25c
10% Jun
2,800
%/
8%
17%- 17 %
1
.
12'/a
8
6%
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
Vi
255/a
-
OCTOBER
Friday
High
%
,
25%
1
Electrographic Corp common
1
Empire District Electric 5% pfd—100
Empire Millwork Corp
1
Emsco Manufacturing Co
5
Equity Corp common
10c
$2 convertible preferred-—
—.—1
Corporation
ENDED
STOCKS
Shares
11
12%
1
Easy Washing Machine class B
Mines
of Prices
Low"
Par
Elder
Range
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
WEEK
for Week
Last
STOCKS
FOR
Sales
Week's
*
10
10
5%
4%
2%
39
58
58
50
10
58
10
500
38%
41
10
10%
1,150
300
1
% May
45
9%
20
7%
Oct
Jan
58
Jan
103A Aug
Apr
41
Oct
Feb
10%
Oct
«>
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frutMnW i
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32
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1564)
i
.
..
Monday, October 18, 1954
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
STOCKS
Last
Par
Niagara Share Corp common
Friday
Low
High
17
1.300
32.000
Oct
Sentry
Safety
ig
2%
2%
4,800
1%
Jan
2 hi
Jun
Serrick
Corp
4%
4%
4%
4,200
3%
Apr
5%
Jan
Servomechanisms
2
16%
25
Jan
July
32%
North
Canadian Oils Ltd
North
Central
%
14,700
2%
9,500
i<s
2
2%
%
RR
Northern
44%
Sep
5%
Oct
5
5%
206,800
1%
26
26 %
500
18%
Feb
4%
1,900
4%
4%
3%
pld
Feb
29
Oct
Jan
5
Sep
Shoe
91%
Apr
Sicks
Jan
Sep
Signal
3%
Sep
Company..
3%
—-_1
......
374
4,000
5 ¥2
3%
6,000
Ogden Corp common
Ohio Brass Co class B common!
50c
Ohio
100
v
90c
17a
Company common——.25
7174
7174
73%
325
8%
8 ¥2
8%
1,100
Power
Okalta
4 ¥as
Oils
Okonite
Ltd
;
Old Town Corp common
40c cumulative
Oliver
1
preferred
Inc..
Overseas
_1
.
51
Jun
Simplicity
Jan
112
Sep
1%
400
1
Sep
Ltd
common
Singer Manufacturing Co
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord registered
Smith
(Howard) Paper Mills
67a
71%
500
:;7
118 Mar
9 ¥4
Aug
6
Jan
26
26%
5
5¥a
17%
177a
25
15
55
58 ¥2
2,200
37¥2
Jan
19 ¥2
1974
300
13%
Jan
674 July
Jun
55 ¥2
__
3 ¥2
Jan
Sep
6
May
:
Soiiotone
Boss
177a
Oct
South
20 ¥2
Aug
Can
Co
Gas
&
5 ¥2%
5%
1st
8
1st
25 %
22%
25%
6,300
13¥«
Jan
25%
37%
37%
38%
1,700
33%
Jan
38 Vh
34%
34%
900
30¥a
Jan
34 ¥4
Oct
32
34
400
28
Jan
35
Oct
25
1st
preferred.,
25
redeemable 1st pfd series A.—-25
4.80% red 1st preferred—
25
4.50% red 1st pfd
25
5%
Pacific
Lighting $4.50 preferred
$4.40 dividend
$4.75
cum
preferred
preferred
dividend
Pacific
•
Northern
Airlines
Pacific
Power
&
Israel
Oil
Pantepcc Oil
Paramount
Park
Parker Pen
Class
29
July
Jun
29
July
26 %
Jan
29
Aug
27%
Sep
28%
28%
100
26%
27%
1,800
26%
Sep
103% 104%
28%
26%
103%
550
98 ¥4
Jan
103 ¥2
103 % 103%
130
105%
105% 105%
200
2%
3.300
1% May
274 Aug
58,100
6% Aug
12 % Mar
(C A)
106
1%
1%
10.400
2%
2%
2%
31,300
2
Jun
3¥a Aug
5%
5
5%
35,814
4%
Jan
6¥s
"5%
400
53
17%
17
18%
700
13%
Jan
21
17%
17
17%
1,700
13%
Jan
2074 Mar
1
*
shares
l
common
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
50
common
*
Preston East Dome
Mines
Providence
Puget Sound
Pulp
&
.1
5
4.32%
cumulative
•southern
Pipe
&
•
4%
19%
4%
Rowe
Field
(The)
Royalite
Russeks
Corp
Oil
Co
Fifth
_2%
2&
preferred
Forgings Corp—
Standard
Industries
Standard
Oil
Standard
Packaging Corp
Standard
preferred
Power
Ryerson
&
Lawrence
San
San
pfd 5% series
Cum pfd 4¥2% series
Cum pfd 4.40%
series
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
500
5%
67a Mar
Jun
1,200
3%
Oct
5% Aug
Jan
19%
Jan
26
"2%
1,000
P/a
2
Jan
3 %
3,200
73
73 ¥4
2,900
65%
20
21%
1,800
18 %
7
3%
900
3%
3%
6%
6%
3%
21 ¥4
1%
3%
46
13 %
4
Jan
4
Aug
75¥4
Sep
4%
Savoy Oil
Sayre
&
Inc
200
2% July
6%
700
5¥a
7
47
1,000
Feb
Jan
36
May
49
Sep
12%
13%
4
315
8,200
8
Apr
Sep
16% July
2¥a Mar
4
A
14,000
1%
17.
9,300
1 '/a
May
1¥4
Oct
147a
2,200
10%
Jan
14%
Feb
9%
9%
97a
1,900
,rH
102 ¥4 103 %
102%
16%
100
98% May
31% Jan
16%
16 ¥1
700
A Aug
9¥a May
Jan
8
41 ¥a
Sep
Apr
•'
3 ¥4
;•
Jun
Jan
28¥a Sep
Jan
5% Aug
22%
29
28
9%
Jan
247a
29%
¥a
1,300
23 ¥2
Jun
30 %
Steel Co
Oct
7 ¥4 May
10 ¥a
Oct
X00
9¥a
10%
%
,
300
200
33
100
25%
Feb
11 ¥4
12%
7,300
774
Feb
137a
Sep
38 ¥4
;
13
33
40
2,100
Jan
40 ¥2
Aug
l¥a
A Jan
22
Sep
347/a
27a
2 ¥4
700
17a
Jan
3 ¥»
Jun
4%
4%
1,000
17a
Sep
4 ¥2
Sep
2 ¥4
2¥a
2%
5,800
96 ¥4
50
4
:
96
96
•
2%
Jan
3
10%
99
Mar
10¥a
10 ¥a
Oct
17%
600
Jan
1074 Sep
20% Jun
18% Mar
2274 May
19%
19
%
20 "
19
20 ¥a
700
38 ¥4
38 ¥4
40%
4,200
32 ¥2
14%
14%
16¥a
3,900
10 ¥4
May
177a
13%
13%
13 ¥4
7,500
10%
Jun
14 ¥»
Oct
J an
5 ¥8
Jan
5
900
"
1.25
5
28
Feb
27 ¥a
28
2,500
147/a
3 ¥4
4
3,600
2 ¥2
Jan
5%
600
4 ¥2
40 ¥2
Jan
¥4
5%
1
3
.1
5%
Western
1
Seem
Selbv
an
Bros
Snoe
For
59%
587a
63
5,100
8
29
Jun
Oct
Oct
Aug
4 ¥2
Sep
57a Aug
38 ¥2
20
100
Kr
3%
3%
30,600
1A
Jan
3¥s
5 ¥4
5%
6
2,600
4%
Jan
Inc
lOotnuiea
page
33.
6 ¥1
Jan
6 ¥2
3%
Jan
57.
100
1874
Jan
23
11%
Feb
14 ¥4 Mar
1274
1,100
174
l7/a
5,700
537t
547a
1,400
41%
Jan
56 ¥2
Jun
2674
267»
28 74
4,700
16 %
Jan
31 ¥2
Aug
32 ¥a
3174
327a
650
25
Jan
3474
Aug
167a
10,400
Jan
167a
Feb
16
Oct
1374
5,700
8
Feb
137i
Oct
6,300
4%
Jan
9¥a
Aug
1
8%
8
87a
400
574
3,400
Corporation
~3¥a
~37/a
B
Corp
ordinary
1% Feb
13
13%
:
5 ¥2
(A)
Oct
Oct
May
174
12%
5%
Stein
Sep
54%
5 ¥2
4%
Jan
2%
2 ¥2 May
Feb
6
Oct
Aug
67a
297a Mar
2¥a
'2¥a
2 ¥4
1,900
2%
23
24
8,000
15¥a
24 ¥s
25 %
5,000
17
1VW
u
1%
l¥a
3,500
7
'
6%
?¥ff
2%
50c
1
,
—10c
1
Co
B)
Sun
(S)
Ray
&
Co
Drug
Supermarkets
39
Sep
July
Swan
Finch
Oil
200
63.700
20%
20 ¥2
17
16 ¥2
17
Inc
33
33%
20 74
5%
Jan
47a
Aug
1674
Jan
18 ¥a
Aug
1
97a
Apr
24 ¥4
Oct
217a July
177a Mar
5 ¥2
200
474
Jan
x9%
Jan
1774
Sep
200
20 ¥»
Feb
347/a
Aug
47a
Jun
4
2,300
27/a Mar
30
27
27
200
15 ¥2 Mar
1274 July
9 ¥4 Jan
2,600
5¥a
37a
3%
15
Corp
27a
26
1
•
Corp
Portland Cement
Superior Tool & Die Co
200
24%
25c
Superior
300
257a
24 ¥a
•
common
common
-
19%
5
1
(Hugo) Corp
Stop & Shop Inc
Stroock
~37/a
237.
•
common
Stlnnes
2,800
9 ¥2
Aug
32
Feb
Oct
T
Talon
Inc
Class
class
B
1074
common
11%
10%
10
14%
Tampa Electric Co common...
•
67 %
Technicolor
1
14%
14 ¥a
Inc
&
Texas
Power
Thew
Shovel
Thiokol
Thor
common
Light $4.56 pfd
Inc
Inc
Realty & Construction
Tobacco
&
Amer
Todd
Allied
3,600
97a Mar
6,100
1074 May
177/a Aug
38%
3874
3874
150
21
Jan
41
9%
22%
974
2,000
7
Jan
9%
Apr
Oct
16
Sep
10 ¥4
Aug
22%
227,
700
18 ¥4
Jan
25 ¥4
Aug
40
41 ¥2
200
34 ¥2 July
447a
Feb
5is Mar
674
Aug
1%
1 ¥a
Sep
500
447a
Jan
60 ¥2
Oct
47a
1,100
37a
Apr
4 ¥2
102 ¥4 102 ¥2
75
Jan
103 ¥4
Oct
1
1%
iV
4%
100
18 July
3,000
58
57
4%
102%
70c
94
Sep
1
27a
1,700
17a
Jan
27a
Sep
lift
17.
lit
6,500
Jan
3%
37a
3 ¥2
800
174 July
274 Mar
2%
1
Ltd
Oils
Lux Corp
2 ¥4
1.25
Mining of Nevada
Temper
Jan
1,900
157a
167a
2074
20
Corp common
Royalty Corp
Toledo Edison 4%% preferred!
Trunz
24
21 ¥4
14 ¥2
15 ¥2
1
Shipyard
Empire
19 ¥4
Sep
Sep
110 ¥4
15%
-5
Stocks—
Toklan
Trans
Feb
Oct
147a
ll7/a May
15
21%
Security Trust Co Ltd—
deposit rets ord registered...£1
deposit rets def registered—5s
Amer
Feb
15,100
69
25c
common
Tishman
Tobacco
Feb
13 ¥4
Feb
*
1
20
Corp..
Markets
Roofing
147a
July
106
5
common
Corporation
Tilo
.
1
Co
Chemical
Thorofare
July
9 ¥»
52 ¥1
900
10 ¥2
69
67 ¥a
10
900
1,900
11%
—8
5
A
common
67.
7%
58,400
6¥a
warrants
4
1,100
267a
•
374 May
8¥a
Jan
1874
Aug
27
Jan
16%
26
26
*
Corp
Inc
Jan
Aug
1974
Sep
u
Ulen
Realization
Chemical
of
Gas
Union
Investment
Union
Oil
$3.75
Co
of
Aircraft
United
Elastic
Amer
United
common
U S
S
Specialties
S
convertible
S
S
Radiator
Rubber
United
A
10c
1
common
..
374 Sep
9¥a Aug
250
94
Jan
997a
Oct
240
7574
Jan
89
Feb
8%
22,600
35%
300
Jan
8 ¥4
30 ¥4
Apr
36 ¥2
Aug
6%
Apr
8%
Jan
5
Oct
400
47/a
47a
20
232
231
i—.
,
•
40"
39%
11%
2¥a
24%
11%.11%
71 %
..
Jan
A Jun
37* July
3674
5-A Apr
236
5% Mar
Jan
50
36% Jan
40
200
-
2¥8
2%
7.500
9% July
2¥» Sep
24 %
24%
2,800
Apr
7a Aug
,
* 270
10.400
47% .49%
-
39%
4% Jan
221
16% May
Sep
¥4 May
14%
Jan
47a Sep
25% Aug
87%
89.
62
Jan
69 ¥a
73
4.600
39 ¥a
Jan
74 ¥4
OQt
•
9%
10
5.600
67a
Jan
107a
Aug
with warrants——.•
105 %
Jan
105 ¥4
preferred
•
1
1
common
Reclaiming Co
Stores
Universal
83
7%
—
International Securities
1st preferred
$5
87a
997a
—
—25-r
class B
and
Feb
35 ¥.
25
10
25 •/.. 48%
Conditioning Corp
Finishing Co
$4
U
8¥a
10s
common
Air
U S Foil
July
200
8
100
& Canal
United Shoe Machinery common
Preferred
U
Jun
44 ¥4
•
registered
rets ord
Sharing
preferred
United
5¥a
Jan
81 ¥2
50c
20
common
Profit
10%
Jan
33%
Ltd—
Co
RR
Jan
3¥s
100
874
100
Omaha
Products
dep
J
of
Corp
MMk
Molasses
2%
5,700
99 ¥a
•
A
Porducts
United
United N
series
Yards
United
600
4%
8¥a
4
Co
37a
41%
3 ¥2
4%
*
California—
preferred
Union Stock
Corp
Canada
4 ¥4
4l¥a
10c
5
Corp
Unexcelled
Union
Corp
American
247a Aug
¥a
14%
Universal
-
1
—50c
common
Corp
h—25c
105%
5 ¥»
•
1%
6
l¥a
574
l¥a
4,100
200
5,000
88
474
92
Sep
Oct
Apr
7 ¥a
Feb
1¥4 Mar
2 ¥s
Jan
3 ¥a
July
300
17a
174
17.
25
2%
2¥a
—
150
if Jan
1%
—-—10
64
64
100
56
10
26
26
150
22
Universal
Sep
28%
28%
2¥a
2%
5¥a
1,000
Insurance
Products Co
Utah-Idaho
25 ¥4
._i.X2.50
Oct
2174 Aug
23
•
arc
Jan
3%
17a
Oct
Oct
Jun
6774
23 ¥4
Jan
33
250
22 ¥2
Mar'
317a July
1.000
2%
Jan
3. tm
,
Apr
6¥s Aug
23%
50c
Co.*—r>—n
4%
100
10
1
10
1
12
Universal Consolidated Oil
•
1
Aug
127a July
23 ¥4
3
1
Li
63
¥4
23
20
—
Jan
9 ¥» May
1
Airlines
12%
Oct
Jun
1,300
5%
Parts
U
20
Securities Corp General
22%
22 ¥2
54
Jan
3,800
5%
Steel
Aug
Jan
89
X
Scurry-Rainbow Oil Co Ltd
Seaboard
57a
157a
Canada
United
10
Scurry Oils Ltd
57/a
6
1
of
Apr
%
;2¥a
£1
common
,
Corp
Aug
Oct
Inc
Scullin
5%
6
5
6
5 %
41%
6 ¥2 Mar
Feb
Oct
9%
1
Schick
600
13%
class
(The)
Co
Aug
18
40%
15%
Co
517/a
-1
•
—5
Tube
Starrett
Steel
Oct
104
Jan
14
24
25c
Brick
49 ¥2
& Co common
Standard
3% May
678 Jan
(Del)
Fisher
49'%
15¥a
Sep
Aug
32
4,000
.
Sep
•
Jan
8
13 V4
X
;
5
25¥4 Aug
1%
6%
46
Jan
July
6% Sep
2% May
700
2% Aug
Jan
8 ¥4
...
300
Oct
9 ¥2
1
Cum
5%
Aug
Jan
common
5¥a
257a
♦
Corp Ltd
5%
36 ¥2
Oct
Jan
Carlos Milling Co Ltd
Diego Gas & Electric Co—
Oct
15 ¥a
1
Light common
B
Products
Stanford-Thomson
U
St
Sep
26
Sep
Jan
22%
6 ¥2
common..
28 ¥a
Feb
12
Jan
73%
.
.5
Haynes
Jan
245/a
5,600
Co
&
class
Common
Standard
1,300
15 ¥a
1
Inc
(Ky)
Convertible
28
14 ¥2
*
1
20
1
convertible
Standard
27 ¥2
14¥a
5
1
Line
Standard Dredging Corp common
$1.60
28
25
Jan
July
72
4 ¥4
Ryan Consolidated Petroleum
257a
Oct
9 ¥2
Feb
200
Ryan Aeronautical Co
Aug
2874
20 ¥2
20
50c
common...!
39 ¥2
(J
Jan
May
14 ¥a
500
Ltd
Ave
Jan
Stetson
3'/a
60
8%
common..
Aug
327a
37%
Aug
9¥a
!
42
200
377a
Aug
15 ¥a
Co
Jan
374
8%
X
Steel
51 ¥4 July
Sep
34%
27a
14%
Inc
Jan
267a
Apr
Ltd—
Electric
46
500
17a July
1,000
20
Rio Grande
Roosevelt
160
2874
—2
Inc—
Royalty Co
Spencer Shoe Corp
Stahl-Meyer Inc
Sunrise
40
Rotary
51
277a
27a
6%
6%
"4%
•
pfd F
50%
27 ¥a
Jun
1,200
400
1
dep rets ord rcg
Rome Cable Corp common
51
Jun
2,300
700
Rlce-Stix Inc
Royce
327a Mar
3%
8%
American
10
Jun
Feb
9 ¥4
2
22%
12
Rolls
Jan
2674
Jun
574
17a
70%
1
Rochester Gas & Elec 4%
5%
4,400
24
Jun
4% Apr
7% Jan
3¥a
15 7/a
Radiator
1,900
30%
8
700
3 %
21
5
Argentine Mining Co
Valley Gas Co—
(Texas Corp) vtc
8 ¥2
29%
3,000
8%
8
~i%
69%
lOo
Rico
~8%
24
~47a
4 ¥4
4¥e
4 ¥« May
Jan
Inc
21
Remington Arms Co Inc
Richmond
Sep
29¥a
3Y*
Engine
10
:
387a
May
Sterling
1
Engineering
29
Sterling
69%
1
Co
&
7,600
Oct
X
Electric
3 5 ¥2
Jun
6.25
(Robert)
347a
Jan
1
Co
Southland
True
Reliance
34%
25
25
preferred
Materials
Tri-Continental
Reis
227a July
47/a
4¥a
35% May
300
21 ¥4
:
Sep
15% Mar
48 ¥a
4,800
4,700
Quebec Power Co.
Co
Sep
778
3,000
25
cumulative preferred.
4.08%
Trans
Regal Shoe
34¥2
Jan
2,100
19 ¥2
7
100
>.
Pump Co
32
7%
19 ¥a
1.100
•
Preferred
57a July
19%
25
25
preference
convertible preference
Tonopah
Reda
Jan
28
Sep
3y» May
9%
10
Raymond Concrete Pile common.
Reading Tube Corp common..,
600
18
1%
100
Railway & Utility Investment A
Rath Packing Co common......
"5
137/a
14%
com
26%
i
9 ¥2
4%
—1
Timber
July
137a
13 %
common
1
3,500
177a
5074 July
•
Pyle-National Co
287a May
26%
13¥a
113% May
Pyrene Manufacturing
Sep
22
25 ¥a
17%
Apr
cumulative preferred.:
25¥»
*
Public Service of Colorado—
4V4%
19 ¥2
31 ¥4 July
Sterling Aluminum Products common_5
Sterling Brewers Inc
1
Jan
Gas
16
Apr
2374 Feb
Oct
Jan
Ltd
800
Jan
9%
1
Producers Corp of Nevada
Prosperity Co class B
Oct
19
Sep
40%
America
37
8¥a
111%
...
267a Mar
5%
•
common..
100
18¥a
19
37
15¥s
2.50
Co—
37
Jan
Jun
55
_.10G
Pratt & Lambert
Prentice-Hall Inc
106 ¥2 Mar
Jan
15%
2.50
common
Oct
Jan
Feb
46%
45
_25c
common
Oct
98
5¥a
10
_1
55
Jan
Jun
10s
Pittsburgh Metallurgical common__2.50
Pittsburgh Railways Co
;
Pleasant Valley Wine Co
—1
of
Feb
Jan
74
Feb
4%
15%
i
Mining Co
8%
40%
500
9%
6
2,000
127a
l
Mines Ltd
Metals
8
15
♦
Amer
Mar
Jan
900
97%
87a
5%
1 %
7%
45%
___10c
....
Sep
Sep
4%
55
97
2,100
6%
6%
1
common
5¥a
97/a
10,600
53 %
26%
x
2.50
Powdrell & Alexander
July
"5%
•
Corp
Power Corp of Canada
6%
1st preferred
60
2
;
2
Piper Aircraft Corp
Jan
3¥a Mar
convertible
Southern
Apr
"5%
2.50
Ltd
Jan
common
4.48%
2% Mar
2
A
Phillips Packing Co
Phillips Screw Co
Pressed
l¥s
l
_l
Co
Scale
Oct
Feb
73
1%
Boys (The).
—I ~1
Peppered Manufacturing Co (Mass)__20
Polaris
106¥a
lc
Pep
Pneumatic
Jan
1 Bol
Ltd
Pinchin Johnson
Jun
71
vtc__.2 Bol
l
Pioneer Gold
101%
350
105% 106%
•
Corp
Company
Pierce Governor
Jan
104
10574 Aug
10674 Sep
IOV2
100
Amer share
Co class
Circle
Jan
9%
pfd.
Pennroad Corp common
Penn Water & Power Co
Perfect
97%
10574 May
2%
vtc
(C A)
Traffic
Jun
27%
/
2%
common.
B
Patican Co
27%
300
10¥a
Parkersburg-Aetna Corp
Patchogue Plymouth Mills
Penn
800
28%
—1
Motors
Chemical
29
28%
1
Pancoastal Petroleum
Pan
28%
28%
•
:
Light 5%
Page-Hersey Tubes
29
•
Petroleums Ltd
Pacific
-
common
Co
original preferred
cumulative preferred
4.56%
Oct
preferred—.25
redeemable
Aug
12.50
common
4.88%
Oct
25
pfd
preferred
1st
5%
common
Electric 6%
Aug
17%
Southern California Edison—
5 %
Pacific
Oil
Penn
147a
Jan
£1
•
1
1
1
Corp
Coast Corp
South
Sep
r
Pacific
common
Manufacturing
5874
'
:
Pattern
Simpson's
Aug
28 ¥2
15 ¥2 Mar
700
700
Jan
98
Oct
8
5 ¥a
_.l
Securities
Jan
Jan
Z7 67a
•
—1
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd Ainer shares.lOs
278
44 ¥2
10574
1,V
Jan
Jan
102%
•
1
*
20
preferred
convertible
$3
15
July
574
Publications—
50
•
10
97%
1
common
Bimmons-Boardman
100
51
"§
2
B
Co
3,900
*
111%
51
111
-
7
•
United Filters class B
Olympic Radio & Television Inc
Omar
5
5
51
preferred
47a Aug
5% Sep
700
11¥4
4% Aug
% Sep
Jan
53%
2
Class
Oil
¥4
1,800
11%
11
High
3% May
15%
•
class A
& Gas Co
Oil
Low
200
18
11
11%
*
class A
Kange Since Jan. 1
High
4%
•
—25
100
Canada
of
Corp of America
Breweries Ltd
Silex
Oceanic
Mining
Sherwin-Williams
Jun
103
common
preferred
4%
Shares
¥a
20c
*
5
Inc
Shawinigan Water & Power
Sherwin-Williams common
95%
100
Control
B
Denn
Shattuck
87
50
W'\%
%
2% Mar
Jan
1
—
Co
Pub Scrv
Ind
Apr
5
—
Airlines
Penn
Jan
25
Oil
Texas
Jan
1%
37 %
dep rets ord shares—-—Is
1
Rayon S3 preferred_50
Laboratories Corp..:—
for Week
Low
1
10c
1
common
class
eLather
Seton
American
North
Corp
23%
32%
—1
—
North
Northeast
Radio
Sentinel
23 VH
30%
Sales
Range
Par
High
Jan
Week's
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
of Prices
Last
STOCKS
Shares
Non-Ferrous Metais Products Ltd—
American
15
23 Yh
1
Mines
Noma Lites Inc__
Norden
OCTOBER
32%
5
Niies-Bemenfc Pond
Nipissing
of Prices
Low
ENDED
for Week
Range
Sale Price
American Slock Exchange
WEEK
FOR
Sales
Week's
Friday
1
7,000
7 %
„
2%
15 %
11% .11%..
3,000
..
Jan
27/s
Jan
27
17a; Apr
T2%;- Jan
300
9¥e Mar
$4
•
Apr
Venezuelan
Aug
Venezuela
3"- Aug
15 %
Oct
15% July
»«l At li
.■ft,
if'I
Vinco
1
common
convertibel
preferred
5
Steel
2%
Co
1
Petroleum
Syndicate
Corporation
Inc
88
1
Manufacturing
r*
247a
25 %
257a
478
1
——•
4¥a
287.
15
4
-
27
•
4%
5.700
20%
Aug
3%
Jan
2.600
4%
Jan
15
■
Jan
¥4 Mar
15,500
29%
7
May
74
22
5 Va
14%-
5
10
700
4%
28
A
i-
ft
88
2374
88
20c
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke Co.—10
Vogt
574
5¥a
*
Vanadium-Alloys
1%
Jun
1,300
Valspar Corp
Jan
9
H July
5%
300
Oct
Sep
l¥a
July
5
Sep
Jan
24
July
10
common
Sugar
May
600
1,100
24% Jan
12% Jan
90
•
Feb
July
2574 July
32%
Jan
'
4 ¥2" Oct
'6 % July
31
July
15
Mar
Volume
180
Number 5369
..
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1565)
33
if
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Last
American Slock Exchange
Range
Par
WEEK
Low
BONDS
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Low
Wagner
7 ch
•
Baking
voting
ctfs
Il00
preferred
cumulative
Wallace
Watch
5%
900
5%
Jun
110
110
10
2%
2%
21%
23
1
Co
26
26
26%
.1
1
.
%
_40o
if
12%
21
Apr
•
Wentworth Manufacturing
West Texas Utilities 4.40%
1%
11,400
7%
100
20%
200
1%
49,600
1
150
150
.1.25
151%
7% July
7% Feb
%
70
3%
900
3%
Sep
Jan
1
Jan
3
Jan
20 %
1%
110
Jan
350
24%
28% Sep
2
,
21% Sep
1% Apr
Oct
165%
4%
— —
4
4%
io
101
1
■
4,900
411
187
187
187
35
35%
175
150
10%
104%
Sep
6
Jun
Mar
3% July
80
188
Jan
32%
Jan
Westmoreland Coal
—20
11%
550
Westmoreland Inc
—10
16%
17
100
16
1
29 y8
29%
100
25%
34%
3,200
9%
1,200
7
20
May
Auto
5%%
5
Stores
W'ichita
(Wm)
&
Co
Williams
(R C)
Products
Petroleums
Wilson
1
»
III1
Inc
Brothers
Ltd
Petroleum
Wool worth
(F
6%
1
2%
common
8
34%
2%
l,l0O
11%
100
American
deposit receipts.
6% preference
Wright Hargreaves Ltd
Sep
Jan
16%
A
2%
2%
Jan
20
150
15%
500
11
Apr
38
38
12%
12%
1%
in
9
104
42
Bonds
66%
104%
36%
A)
2s
47%
2012—Jan-July
1919
47%
135
__
Jan-July
41
39%
48
32
Deferred
a
3%
delivery transaction
included in year's
(not
47%
37%
83
37%
3%
13%
(not included
3%
3%
4
5%
3%
3
5%
In
year's range),
d Ex-interest,
f Ex-distribution,
g Ex-stock dividend,
h Ex-
range).
transaction
(not included in year's range),
r Transaction
range),
x Ex-dividend,
y Ex-rights,
z Ex-liquidating
dividend.
asked prices; no sales being transacted during current week.
for
cash
year's
bid
and
being
traded
in
flat.
'
4
*
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.
Jan
Stock and Bond Averages
Below
listed
20
the
daily closing averages of representative stocks and bonds
the New York Stock Exchange as compiled by Dow, Jones & Co.:
on
are
Stocks
8%
Jan
3%
Apr
3% Apr
114
Jan
2
13
Sep
-Bonds—
10
Oct
10
30
20
15
Total
10
First
Second
10
Indus¬
13% Aug
45% Apr
32% Jan
1,600
(Plan
6%s
Jan-July
12% Feb
107% Mar
Jan
13%
140 %
__
Under-the-rule
n
§ Reported
I1
Jan
13%
12%
stmpd
value,
par
IFriday's
Sep
if
19%
1%
—5s
Mar-Sepf
66%
101% 101'A
—
June-Dec
included
(not
160
__
June-Dec
85
'
__
170
—
June-Dec
1997
1
Government
principal,
$70
__
High
85
5% Mar
10% Feb
102% Feb
1,300
Jan
Odd-lot transaction
e
186
May-Nov
April-Ocf
1921
•No
Low
Sep
Jan
13%
40%
A 5 %s
Rail¬
Util¬
65
Indus¬
Grade
Grade
Util¬
trials
roads
ities
Stocks
trials
Rails
Rails
ities
Date
Ltd—
W)
Janeiro
Jan. 1
No.
—
3s
11% July
8% Aug
10%
•i-..
de
ARussian
Range Since
Sold
High
3% Mar
Oct
6
200
13,100
2%
Oct
9%
1\ July
250
%
Aug
24
4% July
8% Jan
6%
11%
—1
2
1%
500
15
Rio
Sep
30
Jan
17%
300
\<S
(Republic of)
Sinking fund
19 V Jan
Apr
1,400
6%
15
15
Peru
Oct
13
Apr
Mar
4%
'
.,100
Machine
Industries Inc
Woodley
2%
8%
11%
4%
11
11
—25
pfd
Newspaper
Wtoodall
24
1%
1%
'
T*ff
common
Wisconsin Pwr & Lt 4%%
Wood
9%
24
—1
preferred
33%
9%
i
1
—5
& Co_
Wiilson
Wiirich
33%
1
—25
preferred
Riyer Oil Corp
(The) Corp
Wickes
5%
Inc
convertible
Whitman
10%
July
36%
Feb
100
White's
Mfg
Bid & Asked
—June-Dec
AMortgage Bank of Chile 6s 1931
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s 1972
Parana stamped (Plan A) 2%s 2008
Jan
■
•
1951
Jan
3% Jun
'
_100
pfd
Ltd
Western Maryland Ry 7% 1st pfd_ _ioo
*
Western Tablet &
Stationery com
Weyenberg Shoe
Whirlpool Corp
Jan
stamped
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
A7s (issue of May 1927)
1947
A7s
(issue of Oct 1927) 1947___
July
9%
Jan
150
Sep
7s
Bonds
Friday's
or
Sale Price
Low
7% Aug
7% Jan
May
1,800
1%
—
10c
_
preference—
Leaseholds
2%
7%
...
105
1,000
common
.
Wtestern
Jan
21%
Inc
Baking Co warrants
Wasatch Corp
Webb & Knapp Inc
series
2%
1
Ward
$6
300
—30
preferred-
& Tiernan
Waltham
110
5%
5%
«...
Waitt & Bond Inc
$2
5
•
ext
Week's Range
Last
Period
High
AMedellin
Co
Interest
American^ lock Exchange
■
Aircraft
OCTOBER 15
Friday
Shares
w
Waco
ENDED
>
,.
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
FOR
Sales
Oct.
117.81
363.77
8_
;
60.57
;
Total
40
Bonds
132.92
100.44
102.69
99.89
100.61
100.91
'
— -
111
Friday
BONDS
Interest
American Stock Exchange
Sale Price
Boston
Edison
Chicago
6s
Aug 1
Bid & Asked
Low
2%s
June-Dec
1998
series
100.77
Transit Authority 3%s
June-Dec
1978
__
90%
Jan-July
Low
99%
90%
132.12
100.42
102.49
99.62
100.54
131.54
100.42
102.49
99.62
100.54
59.96
131.76
100.41
102.42
99.51
100.57
100.73
14
354.69
117.36
59.40
130.50
100.31
102.44
99.62
100.56
100.73
150
99%
90%
60.39
59.90
118.01
105%
132
,
116.91
116.93
358.91
.___
High
101%
17
153
«
361.43
359.57
13.
97
9
Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock Averages
101%
85%
Date—
Lackawanna of N J Division—
1st mortgage 4s series A 1993
A 1st
Eastern
Elmira
Water
El-cole
Fuel
&
Lt
3y2s
RR
&
Marrelli Elec
5s
1940
61
1956
AGesfuere]
June-Dec
Mountain
1953
Power
3%s
1963
Guantanamo & Western RR
1970
4s
125
.
54%
94
Wed.
13
62.04
103%
106%
Thurs. Oct. 14
61.74
High
49.80 Feb
2
61.43
Low
44.40 Sep
16
63%
&
St
Rys 5 Vis 1938
%
93%
84 %
29
86
110
1135
"I
50
98%
2
101 y2101 y2
Jan-July
May-No®
41%
141%
50
1160 y2
__
with
A7s
ex
Nov
1
1940
A Leonard
Tietz
AMs&sfield
1053
91%
SEG Index of Stock Prices
103%
50
142%
131 y2
7 Vis
1946
Min & Smelt
7s
1941
Midland Valley RR 4%
Mar-No®
,
The SEC index of stock prices based on
the closing prices of the common
8, 1954, for composite and by major indus¬
try groups compared with the preceding week and with highs and lows for
stocks
the
for
week
ended
Oct.
A 1st
mortgage
6Vis
94
1160
__
158% 158%
135
161%
128%
158%
1
92
92
103
4
89%
1
103
94%
81%
43
May-No®
1953
Jan-July
6Vis due 1953 extended to 1963
Power
1st
mortgage
3%s
1153
—
Jan-July
mortgage 3s 1971
Pennsylvania Water & Power 3%s
102
1964
93"%
104
104
6
,
——
102 % 102 %
June-Dec
1101
Jan-July
150
85%
8
1101% 102 %
April-Oct
1970
—
92
April-Ocf
1968
1st
3%s
.
Oct. 1, '54
Oct. 8, '54
93
Aprtf-Oct
1963_
England Power 3 Vis 1961
-1954-
Percent
J25
—
93%
liq tr ctfs__
Jan-July
May-Nov
92
5
103 %
—
—
Goods
Non-Durable
103
105%
99
296.2*
293.6
+ 0.9
296.2
268.0
+
1.2
271.1
+ 0.6
193.9
247.4
319.7
319.0
317.1
239.0
237.4
0.7
140.3
—0.1
253.6*
250.6
+ 1.2
275.3*
270.0
2.0
275.3
249.7
253.6
Mining
193.2
141.9
Trade, Finance, and Service
222.7
•'
241.8
140.2
Goods
i
Transportation
Utility
93%
+0.7
271.1*
Manufacturing r
104%
156
Low
High
Change
'*
245.7
247.4*
Composite
Durable
Nippon Electric Power Co Ltd—
,
for
97
122
193
1952
coupon
Nov 1 1947 coupon 1952
Power Realization Trust 6'%%
A Italian
Ohio
15
Range
Hydro-Electric Co—
A7s
New
93
1136
June-Deo
,
Oct.
4
47.32 Jan
—
99
84
Hamburg Elev & Underground
Isarco
Oct.
62.04 Oct. 13
*
195
85
June-Dec
AHamburg Electric 7s 1935
A
Low
193
May-No®
May-No®
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
Green
High
61.88
-
68%
61
1104 Va 106%
Mar-Sepf
1953
coupon
A6V2s ex Nov 1 1947 coupon 1953
Residential Mtge Bank 5s 1961
Flying Tiger Line 5y2s conv debs 1967
debs
1054
for
61.98
12
100 %
63
97
+93 y2
Jan-July
Finland
6s
Range
11
Fri.
1965
68
Mtg Co—
A6Vis with Nov 1
Closing
Oct.
Tues. Oct.
Mon.
68
Jfay-Nov
May
mortgage 4s series B 1993
Gas
(35 Stocks)
National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
Compiled by
92
Delaware Lack & Western RR—
,
100.77
Jan. 1
No.
104% 104%
11
12
Range Since
Sold
High
tl50
—Quar-Feb
1970
A
Bonds
Friday's
or
„
Bethlehem Steel
Jan
Week's Range
Last
Period
Appalachian Elec Power 3%s 1970
19,700
Oct.
Oct.
'
Oct.
Oct.
'
—£1
+
r
+
-v
198.5
124.6
•
209.5
:
!
233.1
103%
i
101%
103%
99%
•New
High.
102 y4
Piedmont Hydro-Electric Co—
A6Vis
with
A 6
ex
%
s
A Prussian
Oct
Oct
1
1940
1947
l
Electric
Corp.
6s
A Ruhr
Gas
A Ruhr
Housing Corp
Safe
Water
-
3 Vis
Jan-July
92
April-Ocf
140
140
1981
May-No®
deb 1962_Jan-JuZy
195
California
100
Corp 3s
series A
1st and ref
Edison
conv
3s
1965
1973
M
_
—
3s
series
B
1973
92%
90%
102
102%
Mar-Sepf
Jan-July
5
—-
3
91
15
21
_Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
1102 % 103
Feb-Auy
April-Ocf
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
May-No®
1102% 105
series E
1978
Southern California Gas 3%s
Southern
Counties
Gas
Spalding
Stinnes
(A
G)
with
A6y2s
ex
5s
1971
3s
3Vis
1970
1989
ex
A6%s
1940
l
1
1947
United Industrial
A6s
1947
1
Dec
Dec
1953
95
182
184
66%
101
92'/2
103%
99%
103 %
Tues. Oct. 12
102%
Wed. Oct. 13
100%
Thurs. Oct. 14.,_______
103%
Fri. Oct. 15
102%
104%
97%
—
$2,459,000
$451,000
6
June-Dec
1956
1956
coupon
coupon
1100%
Feb-Aug
2,098,150
2,320,600
1,622,240
1,762,000
548,600
2,072,100
2,552,000
579,000
3,131,000
2,830,500
521,000
2,251,510
2,796,000
357,000
3,351,500
3,153,000
10,586,690
$12,399,500
$2,456,600
'
'
Total
$14,869,100
$13,000
101
Jan. 1 to Oct. 15
Week Ended Oct. 15
fltocks—No. of shares
184
-
96
U.
1953
1954
1953
412,046,543
5,742,720
10,586,690
'
278,767,014
Railroad
Bank
154% 156
146
June-Dec
Knapp Inc 5s debs 1974
69%
69 Vi
3
112
105
862,000
721,000
1,338,000
100,277,580
75,239.040
12,399,500
Industrial
10.567,000
619,941,900
536,727,900
$11,925,000
$721,107,980
$612,722,940
146
24
91%
96%
4
103%
105 ya
70%
57
69 Vi
1107% 109
1100% 100%
Feb-Auy
*
$14,869,100
and
156
1
93%
105%
105
June-Dec
1960
Union 6s 1959
146
92%
—
$20,000
$13,000
—
May-Noy
Jan-July
$35,000
$26,500
Government
2,456,600
195
—•
B.
International
—
June-Dec
Webb &
5s
Sales
$2,913,000
2,542,690
—
______
Total
June-Dec
Penn Traction
Bond
Bonds
$3,000
10,000
96
88
152%
95
—
125
Corp deb 6s ser A 1963
Washington Water Power 3%s 1964
Western Newspaper
Total
Government
Bonds
103%
102
1
Bonds
Bonds
107 y2
101%
United States
Bank
Foreign
of and Miscel.
Shares
Mon. Oct. 11
Corp—
Wasatch
West
6
125
f gold 1945
s
9
101
191
—
1953
I debentures 1941,
s
mtge
—
103%
"<
Number
Week Ended Oct. IS, 1954
Int'l
Railroad
Stocks
-
Bonds
1940 coupon
Aug 1
Aug
with
A7s
—
1102 % 104
April-Ocf
coupon
Electric Service Co—
A7s
101
101
155
140
1954
stamped 1946
Terni Hydro-Electric Co—
United
103
103%
130%
120
Industries—
2nd
A6y2s
Bros
&
(Hugo)
A7-4s
1970
(Calif)
Southwestern Gas & Electric
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
95%
83
Exchange
-
101
198% 100
3%%
156
97
mm+m
1100% 101%
2%s series C 1976
148%
98
1102% 103 %
Feb-Aug
Transactions at the New York Stock
149
*»«•'<
102%
3VbS series D 1976
.
116
•
12
1159
May-No®
1953
6y2s 1958
Power
•
154% 154%
1998__Jan-July
1971
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd 5s
Southern
6s
93%
*
125
Corp 6%s A
Harbor
193
1150
1960
1954,-.
Public Service Electric & Gas Co
Reading Tube
03%
April-Oct
Feb-Aug
1960
coupon
coupon
6s
107
——
73
110
99%
Transactions at the American Stock Exchange
102%
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Stocks
Week's Range
Friday
Interest
BONDS
i*: *
American Stock Exchange
Last
or
Friday's
A
20-year 7s Jan
A Baden
Bid & Asked
Sale Price
(Germany) 7s
Valley 7s 1948
Central
Bk
A 6s
A 68
series
A German
AS
f
&
Prov
Cons
Munic
secured
AHanover
6s
(City)
(Prov)
Maranhao
stamped
7s
6%s
6%s
1947
1939
„
A)
No.
Tues. Oct. 12
2%s
$58,000
$11,000
Bonds
$106,000
$37,000
112,000
High
70,000
630,099
42,000
Wed. Oct. 13
722,020
72,000
9,000
2~4~000
820,850
30,000
16,000
32,000
78,000
Fri. Oct. 15
Jan. 1
Low
120
154%
84
614,185
30,000
5,000
1,000
36,000
3,615,464
$232,000
$111,000
$94,000
$437,000
_
105,000
Total
—
86
96
96
84%
115
94
96
96
75
17%
1958
128
128
110
115
2008
Mar-Sepf
May-No®
Week Ended Oct. 15
117
19%
118%
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
94%
1954
Btocks—No.
of
shares
135
Domestic
Foreign government
102
138
Foreign corporate
459
51
141
41
-
1953
3,615,464
1,774,975
$232,000
$197,000
Jan. 1 to Oct. 15
1953
1954
112,208,754
81,482,404
$9,984,000
Bonds
123
164.,
1138
•
83%
■
21
130
163% 163%
Feb-Aug
stamped
828,310
Bonds
__
186
May-No®
1949
(Plan
Sold
__
June-Dec
7s
1952
1947
Ger
City-(Peru
1154%
Feb-Aug
6%s
Mon. Oct. 11
-
Banks—
April-Ocf
Waterways
AHanover
ALima
&
1952
A
Port
193%
June-Dec
State
series B 1951
ADanzig
193%
Aprfl-Oct
Jan-July
Jan-July
1951
German
High
—
1947
ACauca
of
(Col)
Range Sine*
Bonds
Total
Corporate
Government
Bonds
ThUTS. Oct. 14
Period
Low
Agricultural Mortgage Bank
A 20-year
7s April 1946
Bonds
Domestic
of
Shares)
Week Ended Oct. 15, 1954
Foreign
Foreign
(Number
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
111,000
89,000
$10,026,000
8,686,000
94,000
102,000
'V 3,871,000
4371,00Q
$437,000
$388,000
22,583,000
$27,496,000
13,241,000
'
59%
41
Total
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1566)
34
.
.
Monday, October 18, 1954
.
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
American
Motors Corp
American
Tel
American
$4
cum
5
Shares
.* *•'
50
preierred-
prior
conv
Anaconda Copper
Boston
&
Albany
Edison
Boston
Personal
Boston
Calumet
Cities
Trust
Prop
Hecla—
&
Common
(new)
15%
Jan
69 %
68%
633
29%
Jan
172
121%
23 %
Jun
42%
Jun
V.
3
94%
44
135
Feb
U
Oct
Aug
53
855
49
Jan
56% Aug
12
400
5
May
35
150
11
156
mm—
10
47%
''
-
mm*
8
•
26%
Jan
7%
Jan
11%
55
28 %
Jan
36%
Oct
94 %
20
72%
Jan
95%
Sep
159
71%
Jan
101%
.
,
Oct
42%
41%
42%
185
32% Mar
42%
Oct
193/8
19%
213
20 %
Sep
78%
78%
45
18% July
703/4 Feb
15
293%
89
July
38%
38%
U S Steel
57%
59%
45
39 %
Jan
Aug
60% Oct
Westinghouse
69%
72%
125
50J/s
Jan
75%
Jun
Woolworth
47%
47%
50
40 Va
Apr
47%
Oct
56%
57
63
Jan
Co_
Rubber
S
_
BONDS
Jan
39
,
Sep
Jan
High
115
rT9%
'
—
14% Aug
35
Oct
V
Low
36%
99% 100%
!*- 99%
Standard Oil (Ohio)
Aug
Range Since Jan. 1
High
92
92
t
(New Jersey)
Standard Oil
Shares
36
(Indiana)
Sunray Oil Co
Union Carbide
51%
Oct
Oct
/.
Cincinnati Transit 4%-flr 1998
103% 107%
•
-—-—
18
Jan
175% July
10%
10
Copper Range Co—
Eastern Gas & Fuel Associates—
18%
Sep
155% Jan
35
i
—5
—
9%
High
12
51%
___*
Co_
Service
142
2,333
69%
when issued!-100
(new
10%
41
25
Maine
Boston &
Lou
Oil
for Week
Low
Brands
Standard
Range Since Jan. 1
130% 132%
__
100
RR__
Standard
High
10%
Range
Par
of Prices
Saks
Week's
of Prices
Last
V,.
Sales
169% 172%
19
20 ;V
169%
*
______
J5
Sale Price
for Week
Low
100
Tel
&
Woolen
OCTOBER
STOCKS
Week's
Range
Last
Par
ENDED
Exchange
Friday
Sale Price
WEEK
^Friday
Boston Stock
stocks
FOR
84
35
483/4
65
22%
Jan
50%
8%
690
7
Aug
$4,312
54
Mar
10% Jan
Eastern Massachusetts Street Ry67c
100
cUm 1st pfd class A
preferred class B_
8%
Lines
SS
Inc
64
—
common.—
105
44
Mar
55
237
35
Jan
54%
Oct
135
18%
Jan
24%
Aug
55%
56
135
49
Mar
56%
Sep
41%
i-
22%
43%
70%
—
*
66
54%
22%
'
100
_.
Eastern
73
68
Sep
WATLING* LERCHEN & CO.
Members
'
National
First
General
Stores—
Electric
Gillette
(The)
Island
Creek
Loew's
Coal
Co
Copper
Theatre
I
25
&
Hartford
RR
Jan
18%
Oct
18%
130
92%
14% May
64% Jan
727
92%
10-
11%
Pun
16%
29%
Jan
49%
22
18
Jan
25%
15%
10c
200
16%
GC
1,331
260
27%
133/4
115
Jan
22% Mar
32%
75c
Apr
173
43%
41%
42
104
233/8
Sep
Apr
16%
17%
673
15% Mar
__
1
__
_
•
Co
6%
Twist
''
Drill
213/g
220
230
6%
Apr
243%
56
21%
33%
208
28%
1,229
143/8
5
22
Feb
25%
7%
Jan
33%
243%
-
24%
Aug
27
July
38
Aug
28%
23% July
Jan
14%
710
11 % May
14%
Sep
50 3/4
50%
51%
1,815
44%
Jan
53%
Apr
483/4
48
493/8
1,075
36%
Jan
495%
36%
common.
36%
21
11%
12%
69%
72
U 8 Rubber Co
•
Waldorf System Inc
Westinghouse Electric Corp
— 12.50
__
70%
rj.'Friday
STOCKS
2-5525
Last
29% Jan
Sep
39% July
115
11%
Aug
13
468
50
Jan
75'/4 Jun
Mar
Allen
Big
for Week
Shares
Low
Electric
'Range Since Jan. 1
High
Low
Roller
Briggs
vK:
1,965
8%
Manufacturing
5
_____
21%
8 5/s
675
6%
Apr
9% Aug
29%
-—1 TV."- 8 Ve
Markets
Bearing
Bower
2%
203/4
—
29%
300
27%
Apr
Company
Burroughs Corp—
-25
42%
310
36 %
Jan
13%
310
11%
Feb
14
294
157/a
Feb
225/8
Sep
65%
67%
2,304
563/4
Feb
70
Sep
27%
28
1,803
23 5/s Mar
473/4
¥•
473%
—-
-,47%
r-,
--L'W—
6
—.
15
15
15%
1,010
-20,*
33
33
33%
5,810
28%
2%
900
2%
23/4
210
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
9%
130
8
Sale Price
Par
Alunimun
Ltd
American
Laundry
20
Baldwin
8
Burger Brewing
Champion Paper
1,500
Cincinnati Gas & Electric
23%
35
100
48%
80
24%
24%
25
Milling Machine
Telephone
10
Motors—
35
Oct
Goebel
23%
Oct
Graham
,48%
Oct
Great Lakes Oil & ChemicaL
Oct
Hoover
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105
105
105%
76
76
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50
82
81%
82
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12
743
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Oct
47%
1,499 :
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82%
Aug
Houdaille-Hershey common
Jan
82%
Sep
Howell Electric
Feb
6%
8%
35
8%
40%
41
150
46
47
159
10
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50
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50
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Sep
59
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50%
Jun
Aug
Mt
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15%
93%
Feb
963/4 Aug
39
20
Jan
25
Aug
33%
107
29
Mar
34
Oct
Peninsular
50%
2
48
Sep
50%
Oct
Pfeiffer Brewing
14%
15%
240
49%
50
44
20%
50
13%
170% 172%
58%
603/4
294
155%
229
170%
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7%
94
73/4
6% Mar
1,440
Oct
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Sep
1%
200
1%
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13'4
3%
27,130
1%
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Oct
14 %
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12% Mar
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15%
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175% July
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25
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41
41
30%
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10
433/4
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56%
56%
254
34
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5
56%
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11%
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143/s
3
Jan
33
Oct
283/4
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34
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7%
1,150
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4
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300
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240
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Jun
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14
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52%
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4-%
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Mar
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American
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75
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Jan
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High
*
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535
10
Aug
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Range
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*
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Oct
453% July
18% Feb
Jun
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1% July
51%
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37
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Jan
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21
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Aug
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100
129% 131%
16%
130
American
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Oct
22
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Aug
25
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Southern
;
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37%
Oct
12% Jan
15%
Sep
28%
28%
50
27%
Jan
313% Aug
44
68
37%
Apr
37%
39
61
37%
Oct
141
145
115
106
87%
90%
12 3/4
235
123/4
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174
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50
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Tel
19
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&
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213/4
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24%
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30%
65
22%
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73%
Aug
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60
57%
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80%
88
Aug
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5
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25
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50
17
19%
50
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43
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111
107
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27%
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103
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67%
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Walker
793/4 July
Jan
42%
25
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141
3
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Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co
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37%
5
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Greyhound
28%
5
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653/8
10%
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43%
103
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65%
83/b May
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6% Aug
23% Mar
Service
&
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26%
Products
Columbia
Jun
43/4
78%
Cities
Gas
11%
85
26%
25
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254
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RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
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Last
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Bethlehem
Bishop
Steel
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49
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58% Jan
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630
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105
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World
19
47% Aug
275
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46 Vb
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372
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Stone
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20% Jan
34% Jan
40% Jan
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Standard Oil Co
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76
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58
2,856
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16%
133
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28
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325
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30
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28 Vb
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68% Aug
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38
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10
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32
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Aug
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39
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Feb
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49
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303
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150
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Colorado
22 y4
610
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500
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Jan
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__
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__
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Northrop
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__
100
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21
1
25
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Oct
Jun
10%
16
21%
21%
1
1
10%
11
16%
27%
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Nordon
20
16
79% Aug
100
20 Vb
20%
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1
'
150
56% Jan
44
2.25
1
New
280
31%
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445
44
10
—
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Jan
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Jan
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Chicago Corp (Un)—
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Aug
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9%
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75%
44
5
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250
4%
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5y4 May
15 % July
(Un)
Banc* 81nce Jan. 1
V
High
1
Distillers
Shares
75%
3
93%
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v
(Un)
Co
National
for Week
Low
(Un)—♦
Jan
10%
27%
—
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Jan
7
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16
Co
Mar
'9%
31%
&
Theatres
(Un)
New Idria Mining & Chemical
10%
„
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Diablo
70% Aug
Jan
75%
328
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Mt
67% Aug
58 y2 Mar
208
22 %
1
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49
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165
10%
__
2
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(J I) Co (Un)
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Montgomery Ward
Sales
Range
*
Aug
8 %
22%
(Un).:
Tractor
12
13%
__1
Oil
Carrier
Caterpillar
Jan
40% May
3% Jan-
7%
9
(Un).__
Ry Co
Inc
July
13%
—
__
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5
Atlantic
Pacific
Case
4%
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Canadian
25c
8%
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5
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Canadian
Capital
Jan
'
Byron Jackson Co
California
4%
1
:
Burlington Mills Corp
Jun
4c
2,271
Week's
of Prices
Last
Par
80% July
12% Oct
*
15
—
Friday
Sale Price
High
Jan
10
7,800
59%
:
50%
1,685
"
10%
59%
Stores
Oil Corp
Inc (Un)
Company (Un)
Borg-Warner Corp (Un)
660
18c
2
.
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15
STOCKS
Low
12%
17c
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.
Borden
Broadway-Hale Stores
Budget Finance Plan
78%
__
OCTOBER
Range Since Jan. 1
High
12%
—
10c
Chica
Bond
Shares
78%
78%
2
ENDED
for Week
Low
*
Co
WEEK
Sales
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
FOR
21
22%
22 y2
r
'
45
24 V2
Aug
Sep
37% July
&
Co
Inc
(F
W)
(Un)
•
(Un)
10
York
Corp
(Un)
Youngstown Sheet
&
Zenith Radio
(Un)
Corp
35
1,
Tube
(Un)
•
•
„
Oct
36
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1568)
.
..
Monday, October 18, 1954
1
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
FOR
WEEK
ENDED OCTOBER 15
Friday
Midwest Stock Exchange
A
Last
Range
Shares
—S
Acme Steel Co
42%
500
44
10
Mfg
Di
(J
Low
23
22%
23%
*
20
20
20
24%
24%
100
7%
7%
250
Co
Admiral Corp
1
5
Advanced Aluminum Castings
—-
.
1,500
15
Affiliated Gas
Brass
Equipment
Allis
8
1,300
48%
500
3%
3%
American
36%
Sep
21%
21%
100
15
15%
750
25%
Oct
91
92%
500
10
Feb
36%
36'/a
100
4%
4%
4,000
13%
7% Mar
Sep
Jan
8
7%
7%
100
Jan
4%
Feb
La
American
Investment
American
Machine
&
Printing
58%
preferred.—
31%
Sep
40
100
32%
Jan
43
Aug
Sep
Feb
28% July
1
1
6%
6%
1,700
4
Jan
7
Aug
7%
7%
200
7%
Oct
8%
Sep
Oct
172
2,100
156%
July
1,300
9%
2,900
1,800
29%
56%
1,100
33%
11%
2,000
8%
4,000
11%
117%
25
8%
34
Oct
Meyer
57
Portland
Blanke
12%
Oct
Middle
South
100
23
Jan
26%
Jan
92%
Jan
118%
Sep
6%
Jan
34%
28 %
Jan
36
May
2%
2%
3
200
2%
Jun
4"%
5%
5%
5%
600
4%
Jan
Co
(Un)
__—
13
Aviation
50c
■
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■
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93%
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Corp
10
23
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Brad
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Burroughs Corp
Burton-Dixie
Butler
(Un).:.
__________
Corp
Brothers
111
Secur
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago Corp
Towel
Co
Cities
(Un)
Curtis-Wright
800
11%
Jan
1%
200
1%
Oct
26%
500
21%
Jan
%
500
% Aug
26'A
23%
24
1,200
19%
Jan
24%
7%
7%
400
3%
Jan
35%
35%
35%
800
33% Mar
8% July
39% Aug
——
22 %
22%
200
19
27% May
13 Va
8%
8%
110
110
65 %
65%
102 %
20%
(Un)
14
2,500
Jan
550
67%
8
Aug
10
8%
110
102
Feb
2,800
56%
Sep
14
10% Jun
Oct
12
Mar
115% Aug
Feb
70
Sep
81 %
Jan
108%
Oct
20%
20%
2,700
17%
Jan
22 %
Aug
80%
82%
150
72%
Jan
82 V2
Oct
30%
31%
600
24%
Feb
32%
Oct
15%
Sep
102% 102 %
30%
100
•
14%
14%
15%
2,000
12%
Jan
25
42%
42
42%
9,200
37
Jan
47
47
47%
200
•
38%
44% July
49% Aug
Jan
61
61%
500
48%
Jun
64%
10
10%
2,000
7%
Jan
11% Aug
25
35%
35%
600
29%
Jan
37
10
5%
5%
100
5%
Sep
12%
12%
700
7%
Jan
6% Aug
13% Aug
28%
28%
300
25%
Jan
30% May
15%
15%
600
7%
Jan
Co
(Un)
Corp
61
10
1
&
12%
1
_
Detroit
Dodge
10
Company
Cleveland
&
Nav
Manufacturing
(Un)
15%
5
Oct
Sep
Corp
10
Du Mont Laboratories Inc
17%
17%
17%
250
10% Jan
__5
Dow Chemical Co
38%
38 %
40%
600
33 %
Oct
16
18
Sep
43"% July
Jan
(Alan B)
Class A
10c
Du Pont (E I) de Nemours (Un)
5
13%
200
9%
Jan
140% 144%
300
104%
Jan
22%
Jan
13%
140%
14% July
148
Lines
Air
Eastman
Kodak
Inc
Co
1
(Un)
Eddy
Paper Corp
Electric Controller
Emerson Radio &
31
10
31 %
400
57%
57%
59%
200
46%
Jan
61"%
Jun
Phonograph
30
127%
Jan
175
34%
Jan
44
May
11%
11%
300
America
(Un)__5
Four-Wheel
Drive
Fox
Inc
—
—5
Brewing
Jan
46 %
Jan
66
2
Apr
28
100
28
Mar
23
71%
2,100
2%
175
7%
Auto
9% May
7%
200
14%
11,350
6%
13% Aug
7%
600
9% May
4% Jan
8%
14%
_1.25
8%
500
6%
Jan
2%
Jan
14
—
Gamble-Skogmo Inc
General Box
8%
Corp__
5%
Jan
General Finance
General
Foods
Genoral
Motors
2%
2%
2%
2,800
— -
66%
66 3 i
100
5
41%
41%
43 Va
2,800
1
12%
12%
12%
100
9%
9% Aug
74'A
74%
200
3
1
1
Corp common
.
-
_
♦
Corp
20%
20%
900
21%
Sep
50%
53
600
38%
Feb
55
Aug
34
34
50
28%
Jan
35% Aug
Standard
Tile
Prod
5
Co—
—10
Distillers
Lead
&
1
RR
(Un)
Co
American
18%
(Un)
(Minn)
Aug
Jan
27% May
25%
100
20
57%
200
53% July
63% Mar
16
1,800
13% July
16% Aug
51%
52%
1,100
40%
Jan
56
18%
19%
1,100
16%
Jan
43%
600
38%
42
Jan
66
66
200
54%
Jan
67% May
21%
21%
1,700
21%
Oct
23 %
Aug
5
50
49 %
51 %
1,200
41%
Apr
51%
Oct
(Un)—1
15
14%
15%
900
9%
Jan
16
Sep
34%
34'/a
351/4
200
27%
Jan
35% Aug
17%
17%
100
13%
Jan
20% Mar
17%
—7.50
Pan American World Airways
1
(Un)
—2
A
17%
100
13% Mar
20% Mar
Patterson-Sargent Co
*
16%
16%
100
15% May
19
Peabody Coal Co common
5
3%
3%
3%
100
2%
Apr
class A
10
43%
37%
461/4
3,300
20%
Jan
50
17 %
17
17%
2,300
15
Apr
Light & Coke
100
158%
Class
B
—2
.
Controls Inc
Penn
Pennsylvania RR
Peoples
Gas
Potter
13%
1,200
33%
800
Co
43%
44
400
31%
Feb
37% July
Jan
8
350
7%
67% May
10% Jan
500
7% May
7%
12%
9%
*
39 %
391/4
*
55%
Company (Un)
Oil
Co
(Un)
33
Oct
36
Jan
42 %
Aug
551%
100
41%
Jan
57
Aug
62 %
200
43%
Feb
65
Sep
32%
33
500
28%
Jan
33% July
Jan
9% Sep
1,700
22%
Jan
24
100
23%
Sep
34"% Aug
24% Jan
14
8%
9%
9%
200
14%
400
Jan
15%
Sep
27%
26%
27%
700
14%
Jan
28'A
Sep
•
62V4
62
63%
300
47%
Feb
65
Oct
6%
6%
400
6%
Jun
7% Jan
37%
37%
391/4
1,900
33% July
40% May
24
24
24%
450
21% July
9%
1,000
2.50
Tobacco class B
10
*
Co
Paper
9%
5
100
212
51% Mar
57
May
July
14
Jan
20%
20%
55
55
56
13%
13%
13%
3,400
5
National
*
12
34
34
34%
700
20% Mar
34%
26%
27
200
23% May
27%
Sep
_1,40
19 %
20
900
15 %
Apr
22%
Jan
14%
Jun
Spring & Axle
Louis
5
St Louis Public
Regis
Service "A"
Paper
Sangamo
Stockyards
Co
Electric
Co
16%
16V4
16%
600
*
71
71
72%
1,100
2,000
8% Aug
2% Oct
Jun
Socony Vacuum Oil
Sep
South
13 %
79
Jan
94% Sep
Jan
60
5
33
33
33%
200
28%
Jan
General Telephone Corp common..—20
Gibson Refrigerator Co
1
33
33
33%
300
33
Oct
Lathe
Bend
9%
8'A
July
Southern Co
Sep
34% Aug
Southwestern
Public
6,300
Standard
Oil
900
46%
Jan
73%
Oct
Standard
Oil
38%
38%
200
30
Jan
40% Aug
Standard
Oil N J
87
86%
89%
400
53%
12%
11%
12%
1,100
1%
1%
200
Dredge
Oil
&
♦
_
&
_
——
"16%
17
Oct
1% Aug
18% Sep
200
13%
Feb
950
18%
Jan
3%
10,450
22%
100
12%
12%
1,200
17%
17%
2,600
59%
59%
61%
1,200
2
25
_
Oct
12 %
Jan
12%
3
Griesedieck Western Brewery
89%
1%
25%
3%
*
Greyhound Corp (Un)
Jan
9% May
2%
25
25
"~~1
Cooperage class A
17
4% May
22%
Dock
Chemical--
1% July
16
Jan
26% May
1
700
17
24
2,200
18% July
Jan
47% Aug
28% Aug
36%
26%
700
26
1%
200
1
May
26
Sunbeam
24
Sep
Sundstrand
14
8% Aug
Jan
17% Sep
Jan
62%
72%
72%
400
53
Jan
77%
Oct
91%
941/2
1,000
68 %
Jan
95%
Sep
99%
99% 100%
900
72%
Jan
101%
Oct
700
32 %
42
41%
10
&
43%
Jan
5%
7%
7%
700
7%
Oct
10%
Feb
21%
21%
21%
700
19%
Feb
22%
Sep
Jan
12
^
10
12%
*
Corp
Corp
Corp
Machine
1
;
10%
350
12%
13%
5,400
38%
39%
300
27%
29%
4,260
1,200
10%
9%
Tool
5
29%
common
—
Sep
13%
Jan
15% Jan
40% Sep
32"% Aug
16%
20%
Jan
Producing
5%
2,800
27%
950
23
Jan
30% May
950
17%
Jan
26
Toledo
24%
24%
24%
600
22%
Jan
Aug
25% Apr
9%
400
8
Apr
21% Jan
10
Jan
Transamerica
27
Sep
9
.
27
350
6% Sep
,
Thor
19%
19%
47%
48
300
41% Feb
51%
Sep
10
86%
86%
100
40% Jan
87%
Oct
16%
16%
Trane Co
10
Illinois Central RR
•
*
5
'
48%
50%
32%
31
32%
400
600
27%
27%
500
♦
International
12%
50
100
Indiana Steel Products Co
Interlake Steamship Co___
Harvester
International Mineral & Chemical
Nickel
Co
1
(Un)___
International Packers
Ltd—.,.
15
(Un) __.______7.50
For footnotes see page 43.
^,
12%
'
"
32% "
34%
__
13%
" 78% "*
32%
' 34%
12%
33%
35%
650
.,2,000
9% Apr
44% Jun
13% Jun
18
35% Sep
"
26
28%
51%
Jan
Mar
31
Jan
33 ¥2
Sep
(The)
Oct
13%
78%
13%
''t.
78%
•
27% May
37% Aug
100
49
35%
Jan
49
300
10%
Jan
100
56% Jan-
'
17% Jan
21%
14V4
1,500
12%
Jan
15 '
73 %
72 %
75
2,550
36%
Jan
34%
25%
75% Sep
36% Aug
Corp
_
Corp (Un)
Coal
common
Century-Fox Film
Jan
Sep
Aug
34%
100
2%
2%
300
1
21%
21%
200
15% Sep
23% July
1
15%
16%
300
13
18
Feb
25%
26%
400
19% Apr
28%
67
67
Sep
Sep
__2
~2%
.1
Corp
May
—1
25%
208 So La Salle St Corp
10
2
59
3
Feb
Apr
70
Jan
Mar
Aug
900
V
49
Truax-Traer
20th
650
14 %
—2
Co
Trav-ler Radio
Oct "
11
21%
14%
5
Edison
17
100
20%
-5
Corp
Tri Continental
Illinois Brick Co
Apr
1
Thor Power Tool Co
23%
27
Sep
25
Company
22%
10
July
11%
32
Oct
26
3% May
Oct
_7%
5
1
Sunray Oil Corp (Un)
Swift
2% Aug
72 %
92
3.
Container
Studebaker-Packard
Oct
3%
Oct
15
Equipment
Corp
22%
3
_
Huttig Sash & Door
Jun
15% Jan
200
46
*
Standard Railway
1
(G)
Oct
49% Sep
28
July
25
Standard Oil Co (Ohio)
Stone
17%
17
46
1%
(Un)
27
Brewing Co___
Hein Werner Corp.
'M
26
11%
Jan
Jan
1
Co
California
10
Harnischfeger Corp
International Paper
47% Sep
5%
35%
-
Hammond Organ Co
International
Jan
150
1,100
'
11% Jun
46
of
Service
of Indiana
Stewart-Warner
Texas Gulf
Hallicrafters Co
32 %
10%
48
•
(Un)
Spiegel Inc warrants
May
10% Sep
9%
«
Co
17% Sep
75% Sep
25% Oct
25%
5
...5
37
-
•
Graham-Paige Corp
Gray Drug Stores..—
Works
900
Jan
47
15
Oct
16%
57% Mar
10%
1
(Un)
72%
Gossard
Inc
(Un)
Bouthern Pacific Co
70
Gbbdyear Tire & Rubber Co
Heileman
Clothes
1
«
Gulf Oil Corp.
Brand
12
"
Feb
Greif Bros
45%
48%
May
31%
Lakes
25%
44%
38
59
Lakes
24%
44%
Society
57%
Great
25%
Aug
1,100
Great
1
•
74
1,000
(W H)
Signode Steel Strapping Co
Sinclair Oil Corp
45 % May
89%
(Un)
26% Jan
10
July
22% jun
Jan
Jan
10
Rockwell
St
1
56%
Glidden Co
8%
10
Schwitzer-Cummins Co
87%
Co
4%
50c
—5
Sep
55 %
(The)
Oct
10 %
200
24
1
10
(Un)
Raisin
12 %
Jan
2-
32% X34
Corp (Un)
of Amerioa (Un)
Packing Co
Raytheon Manufacturing Co
Remington Rand (Un).
Republic Steel Corp (Un)
Radio Corp
Rath
Drug
Jun
8
62%
*
5
Quaker Oats Co
Rexall
44%
28
54%
9%
Pullman
Oct
Jan
200
600
12%
Indiana
Feb
33%
1
Co of
37%
63
—1
Car Co
Oct
16% Mar
61%
*
Steel
Public Service
Pure
61%
♦
Corp
Feb
33%
12.50
.
Oct
18 %
167
30% July
(Un)
Mar
4% July
46%
Jan
13%
32%
(The-)
Co
Pressed
Process
13 %
13%
3
Petroleum
Jan
33%
(Un)
Corp
135%
1
Phelps Dodge Corp (Un)
Phillips
800
33Vac
Pepsi-Cola Co (Un)
Pfizer (Chas) & Co
Philco
158% 161
7%
87%
Gillette
Aug
42%
Gas
class
Feb
22
21%
Olin-Mathieson Chem Corp
Co
26
Jan
3% Mar
15%
*
Pictures
Jan
17%
18%
12
(Un)
Pen
18%
300
20% May
44% Aug
Co—
Paramount
1,200
52
1
Edison
Parken
Sep
1,200
19 %
21%
25%
10
Oil Co
Natural
7%
6%
18%
57%
com__5
Manufacturing Co
Oklahoma
16% May
15%
100
Power
6%
Oct
21% July
21%
,10
10
Pacific Ry
States
~6%
*
Mfg
Central
York
50%
5
Co
Schenley Industries (Un)
56%
(Un)
Aug
17% Mar
Oct
6
Corp
General Package Corp
General Public Utilities
Jan
900
14%
Jan
1
General Dynamics Corp
General Electric Co
33 %
20%
Sears Roebuck & Co
(Peter)
Oct
3% Mar
20%
St
Flour Mills of
Oct
38'/a
34%
4
28
2%
July
130
900
Sep
.1
Bros
41%
500
66
73%
Cylinder Gas
River
41
46%
62%
Oct
Jan
55%
45%
Oct
175
44%
66
Sen
7% July
80
(R J)
5
200
4%
16 %
5% July
Jan
Reynolds
♦
Mfg
&
71
Jun
May
2%
11
Jan
Oct
31 %
250
1,300
31
Richman
Eastern
1,000
6%
56%
RKO Theatres
Deere
4
16%
6%
44%
—:6
Ohio
-
Oct
7%
32% July
100
Oak
27% July
23%
14% Aug
Jan
70%
*
Northwest Bancorporation
Jan
23%
Jan
27
75
North
Jun
1%
6%
25
common..
Ohio
28%
10%
200
44%
Northern
Oct
2% July
Jan
Co
common
Packing
23
22%
Apr
Jan
100
30%
15
10
—
Northern
20% July
Apr
1
Corp of America
Motors Corp
Crane Co
Feb
23%
common
Continental
Cudahy
Jan
11%
16%
*
Commonwealth Edison common
Container
15%
100
200
10
Power
400
1,000
common
Gas System
Jan
22%
20
13 %
30%
3%
—1
North American Car Corp
Aug
15% July
22% Aug
26%
1
Columbia
19'/a
10%
Oct
44%
New
14
Feb
22%
Inc
Consumers
22%
1% May
11%
21%
100
Foods
500
21%
preferred
Clinton
300
%
Pac common....*
Iron
Jan
500
14
26%
26%
25
1
Co
Cliff's
2%
2%
13%
1%
25
Service
4% %
Apr
1
Chrysler Corp
Cleveland
24 %
22
Chicago So Shore & So Bend RR—12.50
Chicago
Feb
26%
common
common.
Chic Milw St Paul &
19%
10
Service
Corp
1,550
Oct
8%
71%
National
Aug
23%
103%
Apr
3
National
Aug
16
Feb
6
100
20%
51
*
National
81% Aug
♦
5
America
Central & South West Corp
Central Illinois Public
19
Jun
1
Celanese Corp of
Central
Jan
11%
19'/a
25
Biscuit
Carr-Consolidated
Jan
16
22%
■
10c
Canadian Pacific (Un)
50%
100
950
13%
15
common
700
Oct
350
600
Inc
National
Jan
15%
2%
13%
5
12.50
C & C Super Corp
4%
Jan
32%
National
1 % J uly
Jun
3
31% July
Jan
Montgomery Ward & Co
Oct
18
13 %
■
13%
1
(Un)
Burlington Mills Corp
%
2,100
500
97%
Jan
79%
23
■
5
Company
61
Jan
17
Motorola
Oct
15
15
(George
1
31%
Jan
Co
preference
$3.50
Oct
18
5
Borg
300
21
24%
13 %
30%
_—__———*
10
Mfg
54%
4,700
8%
20 %
Apr
'
Sep
2%
78
78
1
Fisheries Corp
63
1% Mar
8%
—-1
Cement
Portland
Missouri
10% July
Jan
3950
,
4%
4%
<•
Jan
46%
7,900
93%
18
'■
'
♦
Manufacturing Co
Booth
31%
8%
100
2%
28%
5
(Un—lp
—1
Berghoff Brewing Corp
Bethlehem Steel Corp (Un)
300
9%
60
2%
~
31%
10
Benguet Consolidated Mining
Binks
9%
60
*
—
&
Mississippi River Fuel
67/a Aug
Monroe
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Min
Minnesota
98% 103%
*
1
$1
prior preferred
Minneapolis Brewing Co
200
99%
•
Miller & Hart Inc common
100
8% Aug
32 %
42
600
30
29%
4
Co
Food Products
Utilities
Mickelberry's
Jan
28%
30%
•
Cement
28%
1
(Un)
Metropolitan Brick Inc
3
Bearings Inc —
Belden Manufacturing Co
Co
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Medusa
Oct
3
Co
(Glenn
Feb
100
54%
•
Co
Jan
14%
Jan
8%
34
&
Field
300
117% 117%
8
Martin
14
Apr
12%
Marshall
July
54%
10
Cement Mfg
Marquette
43%
Jan
11%
Co
&
65%
8% July
12
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(Henry
1
Oct
175
Jan
54%
Mfg class B
Lonergan
37%
Jan
20%
55% July
61 %
/
*
18%
Feb
25
12
4
—10
Avco Mfg Corp
Oct
1,100
41%
43%
11%
Topeka & Santa Fe_____—50
Atlantic Refining Co
Bendix
19%
39
40%
54%
1
Refining common
Bastian-Blessing
Jun
41%
9%
41
5
Athey Products Corp
a
15
37%
58%
Devel class A common—_5
Washer
200
*
170
Automatic
19%
*
170
2nd
19%
Lion Oil Co
American Tel & Tel Co..______—_100
conv
Sep
common
Co
Sep
Lindsay Chemical Co new com
1,600
$1.50
Sep
13
29
20%
Atchison
12%
22
53 % July
20
&
11%
Apr
common
Jan
20
Oil
7% Aug
23%
5
Ashland
Co
Co
Lytton's
—50
10
Jun
43% Mar
10% Aug
13% Jan
common
Sep
7
400
21%
(Un)
Oct
4%
200
1,500
Mining (Un)
36 %
49%
1,000
(111)
Oct
2% July
27
10%
Co
Oct
36%
47 V8
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25%
Armour &
"4%
27
47%
10%
Armco Steel Corp
92 %
Feb
Lincoln
25
Feb
Jan
Jun
American Tobacco
Sep
64%
8%
48%
23%
Anaconda Copper
Oct
17
9%
300
10%
Amurex Oil
22%
16%
Llbby McNeil & Libby
(Un)
Jan
Jan
300
Sep
24
& Stand San
Aug
18 %
11
250
15%
7
American Rad
39
1,600
11% May
36% Feb
Foundry
Jan
11%
4,500
5
&
32%
12
Leath
15%
American Motors Corp
May
200
22
Oct
14%
£
42
12
68%
15%
'■
34% July
Jan
11%
Laclede Gas
Jan
1
Jan
20%
21%
34% July
45 %
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29%
*
25% Jan
——10
Co
100
1,200
7
1
400
700
43
15
5
4
(Un)
23%
68%
1
Cyanamid Co
American
—
University
Extension
Salle
27%
41%
24
Oct
66%
__________12.50
Co
Can
Jan
36%
Power & Light
28%
'
Sep
13% Aug
Jan
10%
26
66%
,
13%
400
30%
20
(Un)
1,200
•
Kansas Power & Light Co (Un)—8.75
Katz Drug Co—
1
Kennecott Copper Corp (Un)__
*
Kimberly-Clark Corp ___________,—-5
Knapp Monarch Co
.
1
Apr
29
18% May
7% Sep
3%
13
30%
High
Low
21%
12%
25%
Kansas City
23% Aug
Apr
4%
20%
12%
30 %
—•
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Mfg
American Airlines
700
12%
6%
3%
—1
Laboratories
Chalmers
11%
8
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Allied
1
Manufacturing
Range Since Jan. 1
High
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Shares
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42% July
20% Jan
15%
for Week
21%
—3.50
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High
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of Prices
Low
(Un).
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Power
Interstate
for Week
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Low
—
International Tel & Tel
Sales
Week's
late Price
STOCKS
Adams
Par
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Friday
Abbott Laboratories
Sale Price
Sales
Week's
Last
STOCKS
Sep
14%, Sep..,
80% Oct '
Union Carbide
Union
United
Oil
of
Air
&
Lines Inc
United Corporation
U S Steel
(Del ) (Un )_
Corp common
•'
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50%
50%
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28%
—•
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57%
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6
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57%
38%
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51% Sep
70% Feb
800
21% May"
200
6
59% '
200
600
81%
50%
81
Carbon Corp.
California..
3,600
4%
Jan
28%
6
Jan
39Ye Jan
•
Oct
Sep
59% Oct
180
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Number 5369
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RANGE
Friday
Last
STOCKS
Works
Iron
Range
Union
8%
500
8
Mar
10
25
25
300
24%
Jun
55%
300
35% May
57 % Sep
70%
70%
100
50%
Jan
75
32
32
100
27%
Feb
36% July
Inc
Electric
13%
Jan
14%
Jan
14%
14 %
14%
300
19
19%
1,100
32%
•
10
Power
Sale Price
32%
500
15
July
19%
Corp
Wisconsin
(P
Wrigley
(Wm)
20
20%
1,300
47%
1,000
40%
Apr
20
20
14%
Jan
20%
89%
89%
100
5
Co
10
10%
300
70%
70"%
300
20
46%
10
Jr
19
Jan
Zenith
Radio
Machine
Co
Jan'
70%
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8%
65% May
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Cyanamid
American
Factors
Motors
Jan
American
74% Aug
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STOCKS
Potash
&
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Low
Par
American
Stores
American
Tel
Arundel
*
56%
100
170%
*
10
34%
Co
Tel—
&
Corporation
Atlantic City Electric Co
Baldwin Lima-Hamilton
89
169"% 172%
2,026
Corp
58
Aug
155%
Jan
24
480
19%
Jan
824
29%
Jan
37% July
9%
10
3%
280
8%
240
3%
2% Mar
4
Common
1
6%
2,903
4%
Feb
7%
36 %
37
379
25%
Jan
37 %
5
13%
13%
344
11% Mar
65'%
67%
1,150
56
70%
1
8
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112
6%
Apr
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31
31%
114
27%
Apr
Chrysler Corp
Curtis Publishing Co
25
Duquesne Light Co
Electric
Co
Class
A
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(Julius)
convertible
5%%
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preferred
41%
28%
Avco
290
23
70
41
'
28%
May
100
18
Mar
22
100
18
Apr
22
Sep
23
30
20%
Jan
23
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86%
90%
2,032
58%
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95
Sep
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74
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87
5
16%
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146
153/4
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40%
42%
1,460
29%
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43%
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56
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1.30
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26%
26%
1
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13 %
14
4
10
535
21%
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115
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55
56%
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10
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30
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828
16%
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1,277
17%
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235
1
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32% Aug
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1
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com
15
15%
•
Corp
43%
45
50
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania
Salt
Mfg
17
16%
45%
45%
div
preference
15%
35 Vb
Jan
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38
50
Mar
Oct
Jan
Jan
80
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12%
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Sep
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7%
4
Jan
20
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9%
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3,090
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33%
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28%
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19%
1,732
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28%
625
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79%
79
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Oct
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93% Jan
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254
33%
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152
28%
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125
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25
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150
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,
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44% Aug
110 1
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270
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25
10
32
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,
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Alloys
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27%'
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15%
10
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt Corp
San Toy
15
15%
1
convertible
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23 %
v
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Low*
35%
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Feb
Range Since Jan. 1
'
22%
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Pittsburgh
Shares
34
10
Corp.
Brewing
Mackintosh-Hemphill
Natco
for Week
High
19%
—8.50
Steel
Lone Star
Range
33%
Equitable Gas Co.
Dorado
Florida
26%
Duquesne Brewing
Duquesae Light
13
56%
18
25
(Un)
Nemours &
Eastman Kodak Co
Emporium
5%
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10% Mar
1,182
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33% Mar
50
■
of Prices
Low
963
5
Chemical
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119% Aug
Sales
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Par
35%
al3% al3%
'
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Fruit Corp class A com
Dominguez Oil Fields
Mar
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Friday
35%
36% Aug
39% Aug
5
common
B
El
'
26'/a May
25
Doernbecher Mfg Co
100
77
273
_1
(Un)
(Un)
Corp
38% Aug
*
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31'A
Oct
' Oct
BONDS
Baltimore Transit Co 4s series
31%
15
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252
6
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I
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•
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Co
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33% Jan
100
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Washington Gas Light
Apr
65%
;
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_
class
(Un)
Refining
Curtiss-Wright
United Corp
United Gas
50c
__
Corp common
-5
Crucible Steel Co of America (Un)__25
Curtis Publishing Co (Un)
1
Oct
179
Co
Motors
Oil
Products
Crocker
Sep
2,404
80%
5,800
25
IndUs
Gas
Continental
Corn
Crown
Scott
Oct
85c
•
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Consolidated Edison of N Y (Un)
Sep
420
23 %
10
Consolidated
Continental
div
$1.40
Reading
Apr
65%
System cl A—2%
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*
Commonwealth
37% July
19% Oct
f
Jan
6ft Mar
79c
Broadcast
Columbia
Jun
17
May
16%
-—3%
Iron
Columbia
*
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Potomac
(Un)
&
28
14
,
233
25
CJorox Chemical Co__i
Oct
8%
20% July
21%.Jan
116
21%
(Un)__»
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1,151
21%
35%
Chrysler
27
21%
*
Chesapeake & Ohio Rv (Un)
Chicago Milw St Paul RR com
Oct
3ft Aug
Feb
25
Oct
34%
12% Aug
1,115
45%
—
48%
33
Sep
14% May
25
5%
626
1
31
Aug
July
20c
63%
Aircraft
35% May
Jan
Aug
22
.
63%
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106
22 Vb
25
25%
1
145
1,695
Jan
■
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July
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800
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24
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common
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25
220
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—
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610
883
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13% Aug
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21
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Oct
105
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313
;
Oct
Sep
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100
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Oct
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150
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50
101
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50%
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39% May
28% July
Feb
262
5
37%
37%
14%
79%
10
44%
Mar
50
-
79%
__
Central
July
,
Carp
Ry
Co
Aug
3'/a July
1
Caterpillar Tractor Co common
Celanese Corp of America
45% Aug
18% Feb
837
&
Jun
28
2% Aug
Feb
1
34%
5
Philadelphia Insulated Wire
Philadelphia Transportation Co—
Participating
Jan
46
Pennsylvania Water & Power Co
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
Philadelphia Electric common
$1
12%
2,595
2,236
17'A
10
RR
575
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3
19% Mar
900
6% Aug
12
5
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Jun
62
5
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Jan
3
280
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.
13
(Un)
Ginger Ale
43c
50
5.50
Atlantic
May
Sep
Aug
-
40%
200
Co
Packing
Dry
36
Feb
514
Co
Canadian
Oct
Oct
1
2
Trading
Jan
29% Mar
205
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1
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Cement
28%
Oct
„
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150
27%
12
25c
100
'
56%
118%
a
18
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__
Jan
8% Mar
95% Apr
__
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' 34%
194
Oct
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12% July
9% Mar
640
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40c
1.40
Jan
16
171
118% 118%
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Calaveras
Oct
92%
Calamba Sugar
Sep
Jan
1.30
July
1
Byron Jackson Co
Oct
9% Aug
3% Jun
1,116
43%
89
11%
39
.
947
139
..
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31% May
93,142
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92%
(Un)
Sullivan
&
65% Jaa
19
530
7
.
1
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Bunker
173% Aug
55% Jun
19
„
•
(Un)
Jan
1,175
35%
—
(Un)
Co
156%
1,986
60
;
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(Un)
Borg-Warner Corp
(Un)
Broadway-Hale Stores Inc__
Oct
21%
23
25
5
Borden
Apr
Airplane
Oct
58%
__
__1
Oil Co
Holdings Corp
Oct
41%
—PI
(Un)
Bishop
Boeing
20%
Jan
34%
34%
1
„
Corp
Mining
Bethlehem Steel (Un)
Jan
29%
all9
1
Cons
Benguet
13%
220
100
(Un)
Bendix Aviation Corp
675
40
171% 172%
__
3
Ma*
20%
lc
(Un)„_
Petroleum
Aircraft
Beech
Blair
22
(Un)
Sep
36
40
118%
10
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20%
—*
(Un)
RR
35%
55
1
(Un)„50
5
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50
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5
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Beckman Instrument Inc
Oct
22
&
14% May
__
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18%
Sen
5
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Securities
Baltimore
Aug
42
Mfg
53
Jan
10%
__
10
Co
43% Mar
14%
__
(Un)
Seo
20% Sep
49% July
Feb
200
40%
Corp (Un)—5
15%
15% Jan
36%
350
__
20
Wedge
Bandini
33% Aug
35% Sep
May
Gas
& Santa
Line RR
Refining
Baldwin
Sep
9
Jan
50
Corp (Un)
(111)
Coast
Atok-Big
Sep
Sep
21%
—25
preferred
Corp.
Motors
983
28%
41%
50c
convertible
General
28
—10
common
4 % '/o
33%
Feb
•
11% Mav
139
'120
__
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Corp
Co
Atlas Corp
^
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non-voting
Garfinckel
33%
*
America
of
33%
10
Storage Battery
Finance
65%
6%
(Un)
Topeka
Atlantic
14% Aug
preferred
non-cum
Company
&
Oil
Atlantic
Sep
50
$2.50
Steel
Atchison
10% July
Jan
Fuel
Louisiana
Armour
Baltimore Transit Co—
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Co
Aug
18%
__
,
Feb
48%
__
25
Copper Mining
477
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72%
100
18%
__
25
(Un)
(Un)
Anglo Calif National Bank
Rights
i
Armco
175% July
25% July
34%
9%
Woolen
'
100
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Arkansas
High
Jan
Co
—
34%
lc
Securities
44
__
51
Sep
3%
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88
48'A
__
B_„•
15
29%
Oct
«
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18%
5
Corp
Arkansas
Lots
57%
•"*'
23
13
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High
56%
10
20
class
14%
3%
75
193/4 41%
19 %
40%
—
^ (Un)
5
Refining (Uii)—*
&
Tel
Tobacco
American
Range Slnee Jan. 1
&
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American
Anaconda
Shares
(Un)
(Un)
Chem
Smelting
Tel
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for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
29o
-3,40%
American Radiator & S
Sales
Week's
1
Corp
American
Philadelphia-Baltimore Slock Exchange
Co
Ltd
American
Friday
(Un)
Mar
22% Mar
'
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25% Aug
20
41
-
3%
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34% Apr
50
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(Un)
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89% Aug
11
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1
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Low
a26% a27%
__
American
Sep
Apr
79
Airlines
Shares
High
a41% a41%
243/a 24%
a26%
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20
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Woolworth
(Un)
a41*/8
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World Publishing Co
25
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Co (Un)
Reduction
Alleghany
Oct
33% Aug
28% May
Low
Jun
Air
a
of Prices'"
Par
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*
common
Wisconsin Bankshares Corp
££•
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26% Mar
53%
1
Stores
stocks
Apr
25
12 %
Exchange
High
53%
White Motor Co
Wieboldt
8%
8%
Low
10
Telegraph
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Wisconsin
San Francisco Stock
Range Since Jan. 1
High
10
Walgreen Co
Western
Shares
Low
*
15
■
Van Dorn
OCTOBER
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
Par
FOR WEEK ENDED
Sales
' Week's
.30
400
400
-|g
-
«
8
Augs
Aug
"
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Apr
iu*Apr
'
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38
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1570)
..
Monday, October 18,
.
1954
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
■
FruOm StHk Kx»k.
r*Msy
Last
■TOCKf
■
&
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Range
of Prices
,
Sale Price
Low
25%
—10
(Un)_.
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fx
,.
_
tor Week
/
,
*:T-&
FOR WEEK
Shares
ENDED OCTOBER 15
Kaiser Aluminum It Chem Corp—
Preferred
26 Vb
Corp
,
Kansas Power & Light (tin)
Kennecott Copper Corp (Un)
Kern
,
1,092
20%
Jan
27% Aug
a30% a39 Vb
120
26%
Jan
40
230
47
Jan
63
2%
•
680
2%
1 %
Aug
75
19%
Apr
205
66
Jan
87%
335
39%- Jan
Oil
Riverside
Cement Co
RKO
Leslie Salt Co
Lockheed
44%
—10
44%
Jan
Sep
49
May
Loew's
Aircraft
Inc
38%
195
33%
Jan
12
12 Vb
377
8%
Apr
13
1
..
38
7
.
42.
Sep
41% Jun
Sep
26%
Jan
280
13%
Jan
19
Co
&
(R
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a25% a25%
common
231
22%
Jan
26% Aug
Scott
Paper
19% July
22% Sep
Sears
Roebuck
&
22% July
Shasta
Water
Co
Marine
1
;
a
20
Navigation Co (Un)
Co
Inc
(Un)
(Urt)
Utilities
Montgomery Ward It Co
National
Distillers
National
Gypsum
N Y
a
Inc
Products
(Un).
Corp
.
750
18
Jun
21% Feb
200
27
Jan
32%' July
2c
Jan
10,294
54c
July
Co
American
74%
564
56%
Jan
38% July
79% Aug
16
500
13% May
19% Aug
15%
;
20%
749
a34% a34%
52
20'%
—8
al0%
-1
a
17
97
11'%
Northern Pacific Railway
Northrop Aircraft Inc
May
20%
Jan
31%
July
27%
32% Aug
Jan
1,303
40
26% Jan
5
20% Jun
20%
Jan
Feb
49
Sep
25% Sep
23% Sep
56%
56%
100
54
45,/e
45%
45%
450
17%
Feb
50% Aug
3%
3%
3%
120
3%
Jan
•
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'
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8 %
26
44%
(Un)
10%
9% Mar
4% Jan
18% Jan
a22 % a22%
43
Aug
599
.
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43
Sep
37
300
19%
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pfd
21%
355
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Jan
25% Sep
Jan
31%
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6%
1.05
Jan
18%
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Aug
32%
a7%
Aviation
American
North
5C
20%
Power..
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North
Aug
102
Company
MOhawk
Sep
6
116,500
*
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41% July
146
central RR (Un)
Niagara
26%
Apr
Jan
60c
71%
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Jan
22% a23%
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(un)
v
39%
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9
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/
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44%
622
38%
433
4%
36
16%
16%
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23%
5c
>
21%
34%
Jan
17
24,200 "
5c
825
17% May
a52%
217
48%
72%
163
59% Mar
20-
I
.2.50
(Un)—
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I
9%
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10
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66
43
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f
13% Aug
I
57
Sep
l:
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28%
Apr
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47'A
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Jan
48%
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I
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i
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.
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32%
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630
69%
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220
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56% Jan
31%
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18%
30
(Un)
371
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Montana-Dakota
Natomas
24%
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National Linen
1,258
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16%
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National Auto
50
32
1
Mindanao Mother Lode Mines
M J &
30%
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69%
23%
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&
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76
69%
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Menasco
22
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36 y*.
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1,639
217
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'
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5%
43
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Magnavox Co
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preferred
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26
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43
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44
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class A
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Aug
Corp
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Rheem
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2%
July
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a60% a62%
2
for Week
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Low
Par
Low
38%
a
1
•
Range Since Jan. 1
a60%
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Sinclair
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26%
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Spalding Inc
Sperry Corp
New
Spiegel
Inc
-—1
—
200
24% May
225
25%. .Feb
38
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550
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'
25%
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Co
840
48
27%
pfd
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450
45%
42
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4.08%
25
preferred. 4.32 %_
25
f Convertible preferred 4.48%
25
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25
Southern Calif Gas Co pfd ser A—25
Southern Calif Petroleum
——2
Southern CaMf Edison
Cumulative
26%
44
46%
.-■/
,
46%
15
—
22
a55% a57%
——7.50
Signal Oil & Gas Co class A
2
Shell
76%- JUly
-
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oil
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Ohio /Edison
Co
1
a65% a65%
25
60%
Feb
66% Jun
50
50
139
44%
Sep
50
32%
•
(Un)
Mathieson Chemical Corp
Oliver United Filters class A
„
IIII5
—
33
235
31%
Jan
33
26 %
27
605
15% May
->
,
„
!
27
292
43%
43
12
(Un)__
OhionOil Co common
Olin
Class B
38% Jan
4% Aug
44% Aug
„
Oct
Sep
28% Sep
Stanley Warner, Corp (Un)— _
Pabco
Sugar .Plantation—.
Products
Pacific
Can
Inc
Gas
6%
21%
5%
—.
red
Pacific
preferred.-
Jan
Jan
22%
Jan
.10
32%
32%
110
5%
29%
Jun
8% Aug
33'A Aug
Lighting
Corp
Stcndel
4,855
39%
Jan
45% Aug
33 %
Jan
38
Trans
a34% a34%
128
1,245
28%
28%
28%
26%
27%
1,050
35%
28%
28%
28%
28% Oct
Jun
28% July
26% Aug
27% Aug
38
36%
2,342
33% Mar
90c
90c
1.00
1,250
60c
10%
10%
824
128% 129%
148
34%
34%
July
6% Aug
114% Jan
100
29c
27c
29c
15
15
15%
795
a34% a34%
50
50
17
33 %c
al3%
27% July
13,600
(Un) —1
(Un)
l
17
21c
9%
Aug
37% Mar
Jan
33c
Jan
15% Sep
Aug
15% Mar
18%
Feb
1,234
146
14
43%
545
33%
33%
til
6
6'A
3,135
62
63
462
2.35
—II*
140
Sep
17
3
350
40%
150
40%
Jan
35 %
13% al3%
a
July
1.15
12% Mar
27% Peb
43%
(Un)
Jan
18% Mar
31%
Jan
44% Sep
29%
Feb
37% Aug
6% Sep
*
3% Jan
58
July
66% May
Apr
4
32
Jan
41
41%
Jan
57
2%
Jan
Aug
56
185
a62% a62%
125
55% July
64% May
432
23%
34% July
a
(Un).
5
Jan
47%
200
26%
Jan
39
39
305
32%
Jan
13%
220
8%
Jan
a26% a27%
108
13%
Sep
49
,
Sep
Oct
39
63%
63%
548
39%
39%
739
33% July
15% Sep
28% Sep
64% Sep
40% May
a27% a28%
—50c
100
15% May
27%
*
(Un)
34%
13%
25
h Gks Co.
a
47%
1
Preferred
Raytheon Mfg CO (Un)
Remington Rand (Un)
Republic 8teel Corp (Uh)
Reynolds Tobacco' class B
54%
34%
Rayonler Inc common
Oil
JUn
27%
382
33% Aug
27
10%
4
Oct
30% Jan
1
35%
„
10
—_
15
Jan
48%
Jan
Oct
25
50c
252
11%
1,570
.
18% Sep J
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43 y8
July
20»A
Apr!
I
14% Mar
11% July
70
Sep y
44
Sep
16% Jan
575
50%
Jun
Sep s
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31% Jan
;
40
58% Jan
355
.
26%
33%
.
World Airlines
Inc.—
Tri-Continental Corp
(Un)__
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.
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i
10
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a76%
2
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Transamerica Corp
2,241
loc
Radio Corp of America
Reserve
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38
•
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—
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capital (Un)—
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44%
100
Pictures
Inc
Oil
Tide
43
33 %c
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:
Texas Company
Textron
37%
Phelps Dodge Corp (Un)
-12 '/a
Philco Corp common (Un)
3
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Philippine Long Dist Tel Co
•
Phillips Petroleum Co,
Pig'n Whistle conv prior pfd—„ ~7~50
*
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber
Pullman
Oct
43
common
Corp
Pennsylvania RR Co (Un)
Pej)si cola co (Un)—;
Pure
a
38
American World Airways
Paramount
230
12%
12%
.
19%
12'A
7.50
50
100%
Jan
19% 19%
: 12%
12y2
a47% a477A
38'A 38%
__
»
(Un)
72%
18% Sep
37% Apr
—
1
—5
25
Sylvania Electric Products-
.
74'/a Aug» :
11'A. July;
22% Aug
14%
-25
Pacific Tel & Tel common
Pacific Western Oil Corp
Pan
14%
10
434
.25
A
1st
Pacific Oil It Gas ^Development
pacific petroleums Ltd
Palmer
3,187
7%
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ser
red
Jan
24%
.25
red pfd
5%
8%
Co
&
.25
preferred
1st pfd„
4.50%
a24Vz
Sep
5
,
Sunray Oil Corp (Un)
Super Mold Corp—
.25
common
1st
5% %
21%
20%
a24%
7
7%
„5
Electric
It
250
-5
Co
Pacific Coast Aggregates
Pacific Fihance Corp (Un)
Pacific
7%
7%
15
99%
Sterling Drug Inc (Un)
5
Studebaker Packard ——.——-—10
Swift
Paauhau
15
(Un)
J
27
33%
35
~
4,111
7
Jan
27
27
20%
13%
Jan
22
615
15%
Jan
:
Union Oil Co of
(Un)——•
California commdh--25
Sugar commbn—
—12%
United Aircraft Corp (Uh)_j———5
United Air Lines Inc———:
10
a78'/2 a81%
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Carbide & Carbon
Union
243
■
24%
24%
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24%
545
2,300'
t
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-
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Jan
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29%
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500
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71% Mar
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Oct!
July
23 Vb Aug *
4.
♦
i
18% July
25% Feb
155
21
21
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3,189
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.
85
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21% May
Oct).
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5
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6
300
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130
5%
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,
59^
57%
Victor
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1
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Bros
2.65
coin (Un)—___5
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—
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__
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420
29% Jan
39% Jan
Oct I
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9% Jan
100
59%
2.50! Sep
152
'
11
18% a20%
a
Oct>
6
Jan
1,324
300:
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* 2.65
11
,
32% May 1
38% July 1
37%
37%
57%
'
Utah-Idaho Sugar Co
5
27% Apt
11%
Feb
|
20%
Sep
.
41'/2
Oct !
14
-
Feb
•
Warren
petroleum
a39%
a39%' a40%
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—*
a30%
a30%
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:
95
—100
361
'361
373
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(Un)
Wfest
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2,090
1,040
34c
7%
44
46
298
27*
al8% al8%
50
Western
Western
common—.—
1
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Air
Inc
Pacific
Railroad
Western Unloh Telegraph
Yellow
25c;
:
„
—
*
com_
12%
a6#%
10
46%
6%
:
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8
Oct
~Jan
46
Oct
I
20y2 Aug
|
18% Jun
9
j
12%
Jan
Octi
11
Jan
9y»
265
r Oct i
JUn
Jun
10%
265
53
190
a72
486
38% May
50% Mar
74%. Jun;
477/e
*
; 11,200
56%
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46%
1
Co, common.
3%
33%- Sep I
398
Sep!
55%
10%
56 %
.
56%
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12%
—11%
(Un)—10
Westinghouse Elec Corp (Un)
Woolworth (F W)
(Un)—
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a!8% ;
1
(Un)
Department Stores
Western
.46
(Un)——5
Sugar
Jun
294
75c
1
West Coast Life Insurance
,34% May
26% Jan
"7%
Westates Petroleum common- (Un).i.. 1
Preferred
*
1,095
40
May
47%
6%
100
5
Apr
6l/a
.
60
Sep
57%'
Apr
Sep,
Oct!
Sep
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
FOR WEEK ENDED
OCTOBER 15
Sales
Montreal Stock
Exchange
fid h y
Friday
Last
Sale Price
Par
Abltlbl
Power ife
4%%
Paper common..
•
preferred—
—,25*
Shares
23
Low
6,984
16%
Jan
24
25
Aug
25%
Aluminium
;
Ltd
25%
1,200
a8y2
130
22
22
71/4
71/4
7>/4
25
42
42
42 y2
730
•
Aluminum Co of Can 4%
2nd
25%
aS'A
*
Class A
Agnew-Surpass Shoe
Aigoma Steel—
25%
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•
common..
preferred—25
preferred
.100
63
__
107
High
23%
•
Sugar
22'A
340
62
65'/2
26 '/<
26 y4
175
106%
107
238
6,795
6% Mar
17%
Feb
7% Oct
39% Mar
46
23%
104
Jan
Feb
Feb
Aug
Oct
8% Aug
22 y2 Aug
7 % Mar
48% May
72
26%
108
Canadian Stock
all
Exchanges
through our Canadian
affiliate which has a
direct
private wire
from coast to coast.
UMirf.
v-
46 %
—*
Aug
Sep
Apr
16%
Tel: HAnover 2-9250
Teletype: NYl-1979
1,340
High
"
48
12%
19 y2
Jan
480
82ya
Feb
101
24%
Jan
31
475
10%
Feb
16%
54%
1,131
40%
Jan
33%
741
19
Jan
44%
6,426
39%
Jan
Bathurst Power & Paper Class A_
12%
U
,
Class B-i—i.-
Bell
-
—_—
—-25
Telephone
Bralorne
Mines
Brazilian
5%
preferred
Columbia
Columbia
Mills
Building
27%
4,205
20%
Jan
262
92%
Jan
103
48 y«
52%
160
•
£l%
7%
4,915
5%
Jan
*
1%
23%
1,572
17%
Jan
25
Power—
telephone
!•%
42%
775
r"r53
-
35% Jan!
8%
Jun
-120
4.00
Feb
335
class
35%
Jan
550
5.60
Jun
*
105
——*
Ltd
Jan
A
B
Products
Dredging
II5
Bulolo Gold
•
J
Sep?
Aug'
28
101%
100
—
Columbia Forest Products
Feb
3.50 Aug:
6%
;7%
'?%<
100
1
45
75
5,681
Jan
9%
Apr;
Sep
.
Aug'
53% ^un8
Sep
25%
Sep1
43 y,
Aug
11
Jan
5.00 Jap.
46
7.25
July.
Fefe?
J
Canada
Cement
Iron
Northern
31
1,365
28%
Feb
*
26
150
26
Oct
24
810
19%
Jan
Feb
32
Mar
24 %
Aug
15%
1
:
I5y4
15%
420
105
105
36
100%
Jan
106
Sep
100
Canada Steamship common
al05
al05
5
100%
Feb
106
Oct
—
25
*
50
*
1
*
25
172
„
10%
23
Jun
Oct-
28% May
13'A
13%
200
12%
Apr
13 y2
24
24%
1,748
21%
Jan
27
July,
31%
32%
31%
Oct
36
Jan
.
280'
Jun
L
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rififp
4T. ■
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130% Aug
31% Jun
100
1st pfd^
common
Feb
*
Power Corp
5 %
preferred
Canadian Breweries.
Canadian Bronze
85%
10
i
Foundries
Canada Safeway Ltd
2nd preferred
314
20
$ 1.30 preferred
Canada Forgings class A—:
Canada
123
*
common
1
Sep:
35
7%
Ltd-—-—.—r
Light & Power
British American Oil common.:—x
British Col Elec Co 4%% C R pfd.
3.50 Aug
--
a3.00
Traction
Aug
Aug?
May:
60
,
I
Aug
.
4,126
100
Canada
NEW YORK
I100
Low
39%, Jan
120
17>A
30%
13%
Class
30 Broad Street
16%
29%
Bruck
W. C Pitfield & Co., Inc
—
99%
British
Est quotations
on
46 %
Corp common
Atlas Steels Ltd-.-4
British
Orders handled
ftT',—
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
High
Asbestos
British
on all
Canadian securities.
torn
-50
pfd
Argus Corp Ltd com—
4%% preferred
Range Since Jan. 1
High
•
Acadia-Atlantic
5V*%
of Prices
Anglo Can Tel Co 4%%
tor Week
Low
23
Sales
Range
for Week
of Prices
r'V
Par
Week's
Range;*
Price
Canadian Fends
STOCKS
Week's
ast
STOCKS
Number 5369
180
Volume
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(1571)
39
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Last
Canadian Car & Foundry common
Class
Canadian
Celanese
$1.75
J
$1.00
series
Chemical
Converters
Cellulose—
&
class
20
*
♦
97%
Canadian
5 'w
Oil
Companies
preferred
Canadian
Farm
Corbys
Mar
35
Sep
Southern
Canada
50
18
20
Aug
9%
10
26%^28 %
97
105
595
191/4
19%
30%
/
7%
&
Smelting
~*
_
A
100
Mar
105
May
Wabasso
Jun
Walker
27%
Weston
7%
513
6
"Aug
Jan
Winnipeg
14%
180
13
May
15
July
Winnipeg
Feb
30
15
14%
15
735
21%
14%
*
a8
a3
a8
2
32
31%
32
18
19%
7
7
131/2
Sep
Jan
8y„
25
Feb
(30
10 V»
Jan
15
Sep
Ltd
class
A—
Dominion
:.
Seagrams
Bridge
350
/■
-*
18
6%
Coal
pfd
Dominion
Corsets—
Dominion
Foundries
Dominion Glass
1'i'o
25
—
*
.
Steel
&
May
Sep
4,485':
Dominion Steel & Coal
15 V*
12% Mar
19 V* May
Dominion
Apr
Red
preferred
l;
7%
Dow Brewery
15
22
25
24%
25
29
29
30
160
1
11%
11%
11%
l
261/2
26%
26%
103 Va July
23
Jan
86c
3.00
90c
3.05
86c
Oct
1.00
3.05
3,900
2.59
Jan
3.45 Mar
13%
al2
13%
all%
13%
al2
1,040
11%
75
10
64%
64%
4.25
65 Va
1,355
50
4.25
200
48
al3
al02
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48
75
al3
al02
7%
Feb
5
97 Va
Jan
24
490
20 Va
Jan
__
28%
28%
25
28
Mar
36
Jan
—
—
Electrolux
Famous
Corp
Players
Canadian
Corp
Foundation Co of Canada common
Ltd
Co's
Fraser
Gatineau Power common*
5%
•:
Jan
Gypsum
Jan
——-—i
Royal
-
-
Rights
Jan
I
■
••
12% Jan.
f
21% Aug
•
Sep"
"• >
24^
-:v/^20%
26%
Jan
111
Oct
July
25
104
Jan
65
620
35
Jan
73% Aug
all
a 11%
60
10 Va
Jun
iey2
103
103
15
99
110% 110%
63%
_50
10
a52 % a53 %
*
44%
44%
Jan
July
105
Howard Smith
$2.00
*
25 %
50
.„*
50%
Paper common.
preferred
Mining
Bay
25%
Feb
53
July
32%
Jan
45%
Oct
1,740
25%
50 %
*
50%
48 %
48%
19%
Jan
27
Aug
225
44 y2
Jan
51
Aug
38
Jan
49%
Sep
•
3,091
49
«
Imperial
*
Ltd
Oil
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
4%
$2.00 preferred
Internatl
Nickel
Intl
1r/c
i
Powders
Bronze
Canada
of
common—*
40
6% pfd—25
Power—
Utilities Corp
Preferred
Lang
&
Ltd
Sons
Laurentide
Class
50
55
33
660
27%
Jan
33
Aug
41
42%
1,700
33
Jan
45
Aug
42
40%
42
44%
2.60
44
2.60
45
2.80
Brown
$5
Company
2nd
$3.00
■'
"
:
.
'
Apr
17
Aug
Chateau-Gai
•
'
Bloedel
&
class
128%
54
class
Breweries
Molson
Class
A
Jan
200
Feb
17%
17
Jan
21 %
27%
Jun
38%
15%
12
16
July
12%
Oct
13
Wire
Noranda
100
13
Jan
27
Jan
Feb
;%ft20
20
9
15
Sep
8
River
Powell
Power
»Price
common.
5,857
7%
Jan
1,060
26 Va
Jan
37
Jun
250
15
Apr
19
Sep
Provincial
Quebec
f
preferred
Royalite Oil Co Ltd
Sep
'
9%
Feb
1,195
50
24% July
32 y2
Jan
1,225
$9
58
Feb
30 V* Mar
460
150
1
-
Jan
22%
325
19%
40%
40%
101%
13%
Oct
29
15% '
Sherwin
Williams
Canada
35
CANADIAN
Jan
165
Branch:
-
TROIS-RIVIERES
-
20
al4
70
3.70;
Oct
35
Oct
27% July
90
Sep
Jun
6
Aug
Jan
6%
Sep
8% Jun
12
Apr
Apr
78%
Jan
35
Oct
10%
Apr
15
Aug
700
3.35
Feb
3.80 Aug
40"%
Jan
58% Aug
34
Jan
53%
42
Mar
Apr
Jan
56%
57%
2,741
52 %
53
170
a50
.
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23
225
20
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3,297
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94
Sep
.
50
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Sep
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36%
Oct
26% July"
35% July
90
150
95
July
Sep
500
Feb
47%
1.90
1,800
92%
92%
95
1,610
63%
Jan
100
Adt
a37
a35
a37
33
33
Sep
36
Oct
147
147
25
104
Jan
147
27%
27%
1,705
19
35
36
27%
38
48
-•
68
31% Jan
Jan
13% Jan
41% July
110%
16
.
Sep
Paper Co,
Power &
& Power Co Ltd com—*
Ontario Paper Co—
5
&
*
Corporation Ltd com——.
Mount Royal Rice Mills Ltd
Moore
*
Corp
Jan
23
Jan
30
74
Feb
90
May
-1,500
10%
Jun
13%
Feb
1,590
37%
Jan
60% Aug
39
Jan
54
%^$SS4
44%
150
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>
Feb
50-
Jan
25
♦
Jan
130% Mar
15
36
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SHERBROOKE
Jun
68
100
43% Feb
68%
20
800
15%
21
July
71
July
5
68
a7%
07
OO
740
28
145
24%
12%
250
10
370
101 %
126
9%
Sep
Oct
Apr
Oct
Jan
39
Jan
33
Sep
July
13
Feb
22
Jan
26% July
15
50%
Sep
52% May
50
a63
20
56%
Jan
65
July
30%
31%
125
13 Va
Feb
33
May
14% al4%
25
15
July
124
Jan
a
*
140
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140
35
—
20% July
19%
142
Feb
Oct
20% July
a20
a20
25
238
238
238
50
38%
38%
40
730
32%
Jan
45
40
44
43%
44
245
40"%
Jan
Jan
45
Aug
30
May
Ltd class A—-—
Co
•
Trans
Gas
Oil Pipe Line-
Mountain
23 %
895
40%
260
33 %
Jan
43
July
16%
600
13
Feb
17
Aug
5% Mar
7
Apr
12%
Jun
13
5%
12%
2,021
25
20
20'/4
225
a22
a22
3
6
6
300
3.65
3.65
3.65
200
17 %c
15c
20c
60,600
a
Ltd—.
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—
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—1
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Mines Ltd--
j
—
1
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Ltd—
—
Sulphur Mining Corp
Corp
1
1
Ltd
*
1
1
Ltd
Ltd
Boreal Rare Metals Ltd vtc
Bouscadlllac Gold Min«s Ltd——
Uranium
Bouzan
Brunswick
Mines
Mining
Gold
Mines
Min
14c 17 %C
32,550
3.05
1,250
&
Smelt Corp
3.00
2%c
9VaC
9%c
10c
55c
57c
—-—
1
Metals Corp Ltd
1
Sulphur & Iron————-——1
Baska
14c
3.00
3C
Lead Mines
Mines Ltd
—
Ltd—1
Aug
22%
al2V» al2»/4
12%
Products
Oct
20
400
a
Westeel
238
5%
•-
Aug
Jun
40
•
Ltd
class B—.
198
16%
23%
of Canada
United Corporations
Ascot
ST. JOHNS. P. Q.
Apr
5% May
a30% a30%
12%
Jan
Mar
_•
Arnora
-
88
Sep
26%
5%
Anacon
2-0575
94
10
225
a7%
Mining Stocks—
Square
54%
125
4
125
Jan
part 2nd pfd_.
6
Screw
Ameranium
jHICOUTIMI
Jan
15%
...*
Stowell
Aconic
It
lAnover
25
Feb
a52%
100
Alta
Office:
York
15
Oct
10%
a52
5
IANGE
t
Jun
22
a63
a
EXCHANGE
Oct
14%
100
al5.
26%
Oct
May
Oct
July
50
51
Aug
54% July
CHANGE
Phil
a7%
37
a30/4
12 /a
a.
145(
5.75
14
Power pfd
Aug
39% Aug
St. Wi |t, Montreal
1203
--
.5
OUULWCt II
Jan
July
May
275
68
.10
Power
37
22
•125
*
Ltd
Paper Co
Apr
/ 22
25
<
50
4.10
28% Aug
12%
100 100%
-100
pfd
Oil 4Vo
McColl-Frontenac
28%
280
-
225
PL-91
68
Sep
92
14
*.
Oct
Jan
Jan
68
19%
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50
2.55 Aug
19%
12%
(Walter
Ltd
Co
200
13%
25% July
Jan
22
al5
—r—*
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a
'
33 %
120.
Apr
Mar
1.20
12%
—-*
Aug
Jan
3,495
E3
al3%
4%
21
125 '
5%
5%
5%
100
Ltd_*
*
Jan
Feb
5
24%
1.80
a
class A
Jan
35
6%
5
24%
1.80
Lambert, Alfred, Jnc partic class A—_1
Loblaw Groceteria Co Ltd class B
*
Bellechasse
St., New
62
25
94
Jun
74%
1,280
60
STOCK
Branch
50
152
35
al4
Sep
25%
26 y4
•
-
STC
STOCK
Telephone
a9
76 %
35
29
Inter-City Baking Co Ltd—'
Journal Publishing Co of Ottawa
of Canada Ltd
Arno
QUEBEC
2%
94
Kelvinator
Oct
&IHART
MONTREAL
230 Notre Dame
William
4%
100
52%
a
36
Apr
1,266
141%
TORONTO
62
100
5%
50
Mexican Light
Apr
50 ,.8<»/4
SAVARD
Local
5%
56%
—M
MEMBERS:
Jan
-
;•
a
Jun
60
54/5.4%
50
100
;
82
*
Ford Motor Co of Can
Union
com—•
preferred
25
3.60
a,
Aug
40
50
i
13,
13%
50
of
89
1
75
2,684
51 %
preferred—
Jan
Apr
17%
Oct
23%
39
Sep
35
—.————50
preferred
.40
1,346
vtf
a90"
51%
4%%
17
25
140
17%
a9
5
Pont of Canada Sec common
Mersey
1,070
,/f
27 %
36% #
27%
Shawinigan Water & Pow-r common..»
Series A
preferred
50
B
1,150
35
27%
5%
Engineering Works Ltd
*
Linoleum Co Ltd-*
Sep
10
4-1%
161%
57%
Series
17
Oct
125
Mf
a®
-
57%
Corp common
Oct
B—
class
class A—
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Frere
Minnesota
44^45
-
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1{/c
July
July
19
..."
•
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&
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44
.100
•
—
27
16% May
300
13
%
64
36
*
4'%%
|
a45
——*
common
27
Feb
Jan
,/y&;
24
j——■—15%
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Jan
50
163/ ttto
100
Power
Rolland
'63%
27%
Sep
15%
290
.16%
20
23
25
lfr%
35%.../ ®
64
*
preferred
23%
1,175
% a24%
73
v *
*
*
Bros & Co Ltd common
4 It
*
*
Canada
David
Northern Quebec
*
.,
Oct
Jan
Sep
5%
Sep
(&18
24
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of
Corp
23%
>
Tubes
Page-Hersey
Penmans
Apr
215
27%',:
*
'
Jan
18
1,350
-18
36
163
Products
Steel
22
53%
35%
1,100
89
a
17%
'22%
18%-.
100
preferred
1%
Ontario
»
Jan
50
'
■?' 20 1>J 20
39 vi
Ogilvie Flour Mills common-——*
Oct
Apr
100.
a
24%^-V'25
74
17-
Oct
52
.
36%
35
10 % July
25
9
13
,
Jan
17
Ltd
20% Aug
9
70
18
a24
*
—
.
Aug
_♦
Mines Ltd
52
76
Oct
21%
—5
Weaving
Niagara
49%
117
Jan
395
Jun
16%
Jan
88
21%
35
Apr
14% Mar
100
%.<*£%
8% \v«%
33%
28%
8%
353
Sep
Aug
16%
Jan
63%
a
12%
18
*
13%
6
Aug
27%
Ltd
Oct
25
—
-
Aug
11%
21%
Oct
941
22
18%
6
.
36
•
Jan
Oct
230
'.
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Jan
7%
10,942
Apr
Aug
11 Va
*
com
130
7%%
136%
al8
»
Chemical
National Steel Car Corp
26%
du
2,105
33%
*
&
110
25.
..W
Sep
8%
common
Drug
16%
840.,
36%
Corp—
28%
■»
National
15%
a
*
Morgan & Co
10
High
Low
i
63%
Advert
Gen
Neon
Zellerbach
21%
al8
.„
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Dominion Oilcloth &
33%
Locomotive
Crown
Dominion
22
B
Montreal
Consolidated Paoer Corp
Oct
*
—*
Claude
Oct
Sep
»
(Robt)
Sep
Jun
78%
Jan
36%
"
20
Oil
Frontenac
Mitchell
100
'
*
Massev-Harris-Ferguson
McColl
6
al4
135%
Feb
12%
*
»
B
priority
Ltd
Corp
6
Co
48%
34% Aug
'
MacMillan
Mailman
6,795
21%
Wines Ltd
36%
a9
9
"
'
Jan
15%
a20
———*
*
11%
B__
Ltd
Catelli Food Products Ltd class B
30 y4 Mar
—20
—_—.
Ltd
Bros
33%
11
52
Westinghouse
28% Mar
al6% a.lK'/e
—*
£
Canadian
400
17
12%
32%
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Prod Ltd 4%%
930
37
a9%
„
Shares
al5
common
Sep
Aug
21%
♦
for Week
6
*
pfd—1
:*
Canadn Inter Inv Tr 5 %
cum pfd_100
Canadian Marconi Company
——1
Canadian Power & Paper Inv Ltd
*
Canadian Silk Products Corp class A-*
New
Apr
Jan
21%/4|%
_3
3.30 July
Sales
Range
& Dock Co Ltd—
Canadian Dredge
Canadian Food
Jan
38%
A———*
-
Preferred
Lewis
class
Jun
11%
Sugar
Mar
♦
21%
46%
July
'
& Dominion
35%. *,36%
*
Sep
Jan
2.40
108
Malting Co Ltd—:
Packers Ltd class
78
36
43
37%
Week's
16
Canada
19
f
Sep
31% Mar
225
32%
common
Canada
7y2
7,297
jg%
Aug
3,616
of Prices
preferred
preferred
15
2rV
3.40 Aug
Sep
Fundi
1st
conv
135
27
2.45
34,095
Low
Pulp & Paper
Anglo-Nfld Development Co
Belgium Stores Ltd comBritish Columbia Packers Ltd class A-
%, /a22
115'lll5
35% -
48% July
41% Mar
41
Anglo-Canadian
48 y4
5
-.
May
200
Par
39
510
al6
-
29 %
55
Sale Price
48 y4
6
.
50
—
*
(John A)—
Shops
r 46%
•
Sep
Aug
42% Jan
«
STOCKS
34»/8 Aug
100
2,095
133
••
*
com
Candy
Acceptance
B
Ltd
common--**..
-■
46%
a21
115
5
(John).
Woods
Secord
Laura
->6%
75%'•76%
a21%
25
Service
Public
Limited
the
Sep
46% -"47%'.
common—5
—.—
Interprovincial Pipe Lines
of
Sep
25%
133%'/:134
75%
*
Lake
12
aJn
al6
46%
—7.50
common
*».
Labatt
Feb
23 y4
-
International
Jamaica
9%
100
46%
46%
International Petroleum Co Ltd
International
2,892
6%
'» 46
——100
Paper
May
10%
46
common
preferred
International
36
25%
£1
Acceptance Corp
Jan
9%
25
preferred
Industrial
28%
6,877
25%
common_5
preferred
6%
f
35%
9%
36
Oct
*
27
1,447
Last
Canadian Gen Investments
35
12
104
-
4,333
Canadian
Canada
Hudson
Sep
Jun
48%
-
190
45
85
'
51
Jan
35
Canadian Stock Exchange
iV*-
27% Sep
"
*
1927.*
inc
.1,680
Sep
5.80 Mar
23,244
55
33
13 y2 July
63 %
Alabastine
&
26%
-
3.95 July
49
55
33
——-
—
-
33'A Aug
100
—
4 It. nfd
Tire
Lime
26%
69 Va
42
41%
2.75
48%
25% May
19 Va
1,405
26%
Apr
12%
Jan
2.90
48%
10
Canadienne
23% July
2,578
3
*
preferred
Goodv»ar
19%
22%
100
Dynamics
General Steel Wares common
5 %
18
21%
«
preferred
General
18
21%
July
14
Apr
Feb
,
41%
2.80
*
.
Jan
•9-%
1,150
*
Sep
Aug
Vt
760 ••
*
common
Sep
35
■
10
10
10
10
10
Rights
Nova Scotia
Friday
Eddy Paper Co class A pfd
5,839
/;';/,///'■; ,l
Mar
8
23
1,718
20
.
a__
18 Va
210
*
37% July
Feb
587
Oct
23%
Jan
a__
22
Mar
101
33
al03'
10% Aug
Feb
3
3,290
22
29
5
32%
al03
30 Va Aug
Jan
6y«
6%
al40
*
Ltd
.14%
Jan
20%
880
6%
al40
v
Oct
Sep
'
18%
/ 7 V*
1,315 '
5,075
23%
231/4
Apr
9% Mar
5,194
9'/.
6%
__100
Ltd
Bros
Jun
17% July
,
30
9
~
23%
»V
;
preferred
Donohue
.9%
.
23%
:
Dominion Textile common
14%
29»/4
♦
Sep
45
15% Jan
10
125
13%
13%
*
common
18%
35Jan
13 y2
920
.
a40
1,674
35%
Jan
32%
25
Commerce
171/4
36
35%
July
19
--
Toronto
6y2 July
20% Aug
8% Feb
a40
♦
Chemical
&
18
17%
46
10
14
33
17%
_«
120',
Dominion Stores Ltd
Tar
17%
«v
com
common
preferred
Dominion
»7
32 Va
/ •'
Banks—
13y2 Mar
,
"
Dominion
50
common—
preferred
27% Mar
250 ;
44
44
*
*
100
Central Gas
Electric 5% pfd
Limited
5,015
*
Distillers
21% Aug
30
*
*
*
*
—
& Worts
(Geo) common
Zellers
6%
Corp
Montreal
Davis Leather Co
14% Mar
High
Jan
May
Jun
500
13%
11%
~5% Aug
..
89
Low
23%
*
Leaseholds
Aug
590
al8% al8%
t>'__
100
*
Cotton
34
6,675
15
*
common
Ltd
Gooderham
Jan
*
.
17
Jan
Jan
17%
6%
55
*
Steel
United
Jan
•
20%
2,180
a26
125
al8
Oct
Western
28%
27%
al8
87c
22y2 May
6
27%
*
Power
Oils
Jan
26
a
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Rights
Triad
Shares
Low
*
—
preferred
31
27%
__
Oct
97%
common
Canada
of
12
30
6
_*
28%
common
Sons
&
Stores
Thrift
2,565
7%:'
27%
»
Textile
Feb
Steel Co
Supertest
20%
14%
*
24%
July
12'%
10
Equipment*
Apr
90
20
\
4.00 Apr
20% July
75
15%/ 157/6
Oct
Feb
23
3,656
^£.97%
9%
May
3.00
/,. 3.296
-
Feb
7'
3,360
&T00
105
Glass
class
29
26%/26%
'
Mining
Consumers
140
Aug
(H)
for Week
*
Ltd
♦
pfd
(B J)
Consolidated
Simpsons
25%
Vickers
Consol
24% Mar
_*
Canadian Petrolina Ltd
Coghlin
May
525
100
Railway
Cockshutt
18
*,-25
-
Pacific
Canadian
Simon
24
*
com
1,185
25 y4
35
8 %£
.26%
50
—
Sicks Breweries
Mar
'
Canaoian Industries
prelerred
f
a3.00
Canadian Fairbanks Morse.
7%%
25% Aug
19
al9%'al9%
9%
20
common
16% Mar
2.735
£21 %
34%
*
pfcL
A
4,195
Sales
Range
of Prices
•
High
24%v$25 %
25
.
Canadian
Canadian
i
21%
Week'9
Last
Par
Low
24%'|-25 %
25
24%
25
:
Friday
Sale Price
Range Since Jan. 1
-
«
OCTOBER 15
STOCKS
Shares
Low^High
«
common
series
of Prices
-
20
A
WEEK ENDED
for Week
Sale Price
Par
FOR
Sales
12c
12c
37c
34c
40c
1.00
95c
1.00
2.17
12c
9.90
Oct
23
17%
Jan
22%
6
Sep
2.85 Mar
3c
10 %c
8
3.65
Oct
Oct
Mar
Oct
Jun
Jun
Apr
20c
Oct
Jan
32c
Sep
3c
Jan
63c
Apr
8,000
9%c Aug
35c
Feb
7,500
24c
Aug
55c
2,000
75c
July
1.10
Sep
2.00 M" v
2.80
Jan
2.17
63,100
3%c
9.90
2,500
9.25
20
11c
8,600
10c 13%c
3%c
12%
Mar
23,000
,
16,500
2.15
9% Mar
Jan
Oct
1,600
3c
15c
9
2.28 Aug
1 Vao Jan
6c
38c
Mar
5c
Feb
2%C
Apr
9 —ART
3.80
30c
Jan
Sep
4c
Jan
12%
Jan
I
40
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1572)
.
..
Monday, October 18, 1954
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Canadian Stock Exchange
(Cont.)
FjJ^Y
STOCKS
*Raeigl
Sale Price
Shares
Low
25c
23c
25c
13,400
Campbell Chibougamau Mines Ltd——1
4.10
9.10
4.10
9.10
4.15
9.65
3.100
Uranium
Canadian
Mines
Collieries
Carnegie Mines Ltd—
Cassiar
Celta
Chemical
—
Mining Co Ltd
&
27%e
5.60
11%c
3.25
68c
Corporation Limited..*
Asbestos
Dev
Ltd—*
*
(Dunsmuir)
Research
•
——50c
Corp
Chibougamau Explorers Ltd
1
Cortez
Cournor
Mining Co Ltd
1
—.
700
—
OCTOBER
Toronto Slock
2.65 Mar
4.25
6.90 July
2,200
Aug
5.60
210
6.50
July
Oct
3.70
Sep
1.00
Sep
1.65 May
5,500
30,500
43c
May
4'Ac
5,000
Oct
20c
5c
Jan
3%c Mar
2'Ac May
7,000
Par
Jun
8%c
Oct
Abitibi
Ltd--
Mines
—1
Ltd
Mines
Asbestos
Dominion
16
—*
—:
16
19c
16%
19c
14
245
20c
4,200
17%
Jan
19c
Malartic
Mines
Sullivan
Mines
1
Limited
East
Ltd-
Eastern
Metals
Eastern
Smelting & Refining—
3.10
3.25
4,200
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4.15
4.20
600
Oct
Sep
May
55c
60c
60c
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—
1
—
2.55
2.60
25c
25c
30c
12,900
*
17%
17%
18%
1,700
Feb
Jan
2.40
4.50
Class
1.42
Jan
Ltd
Mines
Metal
—
3.10
Apr
Jun
Falconbridge Nick°l Mines Ltd—
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Ltd
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Iron
1
15c
35c
Aug
14'A
Gui
Ltd
Mines
Uranium
Por
Gunner
Gold
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Mines
Ltd—*
Metals
39c
Ltd
Mines
1
Jan
20% Aug
Feb
Hollinger Cons Gold Mines Ltd
5
Algom
Feb
Inspiration Mining & Dev Co
1
17c
Mar
Aluminum
2.18
61c 74%c
193,080
2.03
Iso
1
67%c
Uranium
Mines
2.10
44c
Apr
Sep
11
Jan
Jan
19'A Aug
July
1.99
39c
Ltd
Mines
Mines
Jardun
1
Ltd
voting
7c
31c
7'Ac
1,500
30c
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1
trust
33c
27,000
3.35 Mar
89c
July
7c
■
Apr
13%c Mar
Oct
17c
100
Feb
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Yukon
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Ltd
1
Ltd
Mines
3%c
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Ltd
Mines
38c
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May
2nd
Co
Amalgamated
Larder
American
Leduc
American
Oil
Anacon
class
13c
500
Jan
Ankeno
6%c Aug
10% Aug
Jan
10c
Aug
24c
Jan
3c
Jun
11c
July
Lorado
1
2.32
1.32
2.32
130,100
16c
17c
2,500
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Mines
Gold
1
Island
Merrill
Molybdenite
Apex
Cons
Aquarius
Arcan
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Oct
Area
27 %c
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Jun
Argus
Mining
Corp
Canada
Ltd
48c
48c
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Apr
Arjon
1.80
1.81
200
1.40
Jun
1.81
Oct
66
200
54%
Jan
66%
Oct
Ascot
42c
40c
42c
4,700
20c
Feb
51c
Sep
Ashdown
45%c
44c
48c
8,000
44c
Oct
55c
Aug
26%
50
23
Feb
280
104
Jan
108
Apr
1
12 %c
12 %c 12 %c
1,550
10 %c
Sep
18 %c
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Ltd
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Mar
50c
Jan
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1
15c
13%c
16c
61,500
11c
July
16c
Oct
Louvre
New
Santiago
Mines
Thurbois
Mines
Ltd—
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New
New
Nib
Vinray
Mines
Yellowknife
Nocana
Mines
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139,050
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75c
Aumacho
ct
4c
6,500
3'Ac
16c
21,000
15'Ac
4c
4c
500
1
Ltd
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9c
Sep
Aunor
Oct
Avillabona
Jun
11c
(1945)
Gold
Ltd.—
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53
150
12c
Jan
15c
Apr
12,500
20c
July
46c
7c
6%c
7c
17,100
6c
July
13c
Apr
Feb
4c
class
4c
500
3 Vic
July
6c
Jan
21c
24c
101,100
17c
May
35c
Mar
1.05
1.15
3,575
80c
Aug
6,100
35c
July
35c
35c
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Jan
19% Aug
99%
90
82%
Feb
101% Aug
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58c
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1,090
348,460
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16%
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6 %c
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7c
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20c
23c
7,400
15c
39c
Jan
20c
Aug
2.20
Parbec
Mines
Cons
29c
31c
5.15
5.30
1
Mines
Ltd—
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Ltd
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Lake
Tazin
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Tobrit
Silver
Trebor
Mines
Asbestos
United
13,800
65'Ac
Feb
40c
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1.16 July
70c
May
63c
39,500
3,000
7'Ac Aug
3%c
3%c
4,000
2'Ac Mar
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Jun
1.00
1.10
5,000
49c
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1.25
Oct
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3'Ac
18c
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3c
3c
1.33
1.33
5.05
450
5.15
2,600
1.14 Mar
Feb
1.58
3.75 May
Jan
5.35
Oct
9,500
8c
Sep
25c
Jun
3,000
5c
Jun
12c
Jan
7.00
7.00
7.10
3,600
1
39c
25c
43c
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1
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4.20
4.00
4.20
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1
6c
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6c
500
6.50
Feb
18c
8.60
Apr
43c
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Oct
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1.70
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10c
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11c
13c
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1
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7c
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14c
Jan
1
1.53
1.44
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1.25 Mar
1.72
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10c
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8'Ac
Oct
18c
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1.00 Jan
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.
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2.15
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53c
56c
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56c
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19c
38c
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1
Aug
7%c
5c
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Oct
15c
44c
44c
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50c
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3,500
Mar
92c
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&
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4.00
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55c
48c
55c
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46c
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50c
II.600
45
5,171
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Aug
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Mar
43c
Jan
35c
Jan
27,300
18c
21c
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15c
20 '%c
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26,900
18c
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8%c
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31,500
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22c
27c
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15c
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48
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50
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1.60
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1.60
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Aug
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Mar
45
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Oct
21c
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37c
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1.68
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6.15
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1.40 Mar
1.65
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Barvue
3.35
1.65
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17,785
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1
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1.32
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1.19
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22c
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1
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1.96 Mar
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16c
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7c
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38c
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500
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1
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11c
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Sudbury Contact Mines Ltd
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5.50
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Steep Rock Iron Mines Ltd
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July
3.50 Jari
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1
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1.03
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Jun
34c
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Rayrock Mines Ltd—
Standard
Aug
2.53
Jan
Mar
11c
1.04
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1
Quebec Smelting & Refining Ltd
„1
Quebec Yeliowknife Gold Mines Ltd —1
Sherritt-Gordon
1.10
13c
42c
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Gold
21,100
1
Quebec Chibougamau Gold Fields Ltd-1
Quebec Copper Corp Ltd
1
Rix-Athabasca
2,800
27c
1
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Paymaster Cons Mines Ltd
Crest
2.25
22c
10 %c
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50c
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of
Barcelona
Ltd
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2.20
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1
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8c
19
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Oct
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72c
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38c
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38c
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1
New Mylamaque Explorations
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500
26%
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29c
Aug
3.25 Mar
—
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2.05 Mar
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Formaque Mines Ltd
Malartic
2.15
Oct
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Ltd
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1.40
29c
*
New
Mines
1.30
100
775
Armistice
65'A
1,300
6,557
Res
Corp
1
Ltd
of
Aug
6,800
78,515
Mines
Mines
1.81
37c
25c
28c
1.45
1.40
65
Porcupine
65%
25c
42%
Corp
1
Ltd
Jan
10.25
Mines
5
Mines
1.48
1
Rouyon
1
Ltd
Fields
July
pfd—25
100
1st
Preferred
Mclntyre-Porcupine
Jan
70c
42
*
13c
1,500
Mackeno
1.00
1.40
J-'-*
*
Anglo-Canadian Pulp
2,500
Malartic
11,900
Jan
Oct
1.40
10.25
1
Anglo
13c
85c
85c
July
8.60
—
Anglo-Huronian
„
60c.
50c
Apr
July
61%
Oil
Jan
11c
1
15,365
10
Sep
Feb
Feb
42
Petroleum
Apr
5%c
Goldfields Ltd—
7,400
65c
8 %
62%
Le^d
Anchor
Apr
14c
1.40
.-5
7c
5c
Louvicourt
75c
80c
85c
1
A
1.00
11c
Ltd
72c
60c
—
50c
18%
5c
Mines
73c
Ltd
Nepheline
Jun
•
Uranium
7%
—»
Petroleums
Feb
7.50
120
—1
Canada
of
Jan
500
10
*
preferred
17
8.50
9%
16c
20c
'
*
60c
8.50
9%
Oct
Aug
*
160
__
Jun
Jan
Aug
22% Aug
106% Jun
714 July
*
Mines
100
Laiayette Asbestos Mines Ltd
Lingside Copper Mining Co Ltd
1
9%c
15c
200
Ltd
94c
1
8%
Jan
7%
Steel
17%
3c
3,000
6%
7%
1
Consol
94c
7,000
28,500
26
7%
common
—T
—1
Mining & Explor Co Ltd
4c
13c
15c 15 %c
24 Vb
*
certificates
17%
1
10 %c
Jan
Aug
*
94c
1
Ltd
Mines
15c
16%
25
10
Anglo-Canadian
Keymet
102 102'%
-
13c
*
Uranium
Amurex
Jaculet
30
—
1
25c
Aluminium
12
Jan
Pacific
Alberta
Apr
900
17
trust
29c
2,300
345
Distillers
67 %c
16%
22
Warrants
Voting
Jan
16%
16'/o
21%
Petroleums
Sep
8.25
80
—
Albermont
16c
100
8%
Yellowknife
39c
23,500
8
Petroleums
1,000
39c
8
21%
100
Preferred
2,300
9.50
*
common
Agnew-Surpass common
18c
37c
818
Oil
&
52c
9.50
—
26
*
Gas
18c
18c
25%
Preferred
Algoma
Grandines
High
4,000
26
Acadia-Uranium
50c
—
Low
23%
A
Akaitcho
Range Since Jan. 1
High
23
new——.—--———25
pfd
Alberta
Fab
Low
Apr
Oct
60c
300
1
3.40
2.30 Mar
3.60
Shares
23%
Paper common
Acadia-Atlantic
Ajax
East
for Week
*
&
Power
4%%
Sales
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
Apr
ll%c
Week's
Last
STOCKS
Oct
Jan
Oct
5c
Friday
Sep
9.65
45c
Exchange
Canadian Fonda
2.35 May
Acme
Dome
15
High
July
22c
66,000
...
Candego Mines Ltd—--1
Explorations Ltd
1
14c
1,700
27%c
29c
5.60
5.70
10c ll%c
3.20
3.25
68c
75c
*>MsC
6c
2 %c 2%c
8c 8'Ac
Consolidated
ENDED
Range Since Jan.1
High
Ltd——j-—l
Calumet
WEEK
for Week
of Prices
Low
Par
FOR
Sales
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CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Last
Par
British
Empire Oil
share
Broulan
Bruck
for
Reef
Mills
each
OCTOBER
15
STOCKS
Loud
High
High
Par
Golden
Consolidated
Halliwell
Howey
Consolidated
Micmac
5.00
5.00
5.00
420
7c
B
4.55
Jan
Consolidated
6%c
7c
65,007
4.00
Feb,
Oct
be
Mining
18 %c
Jan
Consolidated
Mosher
9%c
9c
11c
11,625
7%c Mar
20 %c
19c
21c
26,750
14c
10
9
10
2,575
5%c
5%c
1,000
5%c July
66c
66c
68c
1,610
55c
Jun
16 %c
Mining
14c
Sep
Brunswick Mining
Jan
9
Mar
13c
Jan
Consolidated
Nicholson
25c
May
Consolidated
Orlac
Jan
Consolidated
Peak
2.25
13
Gold
Ankerite
Buffalo
Canadian
Buffalo
Red
&
Burns
&
Class
Feb
class
40,200
13c
Consolidated
3%c May
67/8c Sep
Consolidated
35%
45% July
Consumers
10c
11c
1,000
10 %c 10 %c
2,100
/
25
25%
'
65%
65%
49%
49%
'
16 %c
Sep
Aug
14c
Sep
Corby
Jan
26
Aug
Cosmos
51% Jan
75
Jun
Coulee
37%
93
Jun
8c
19%
25
';
b'/zc
405
—.
,
59 "■
Jun
Cournor
Apr
Crestaurum
Jan
8
8%
19c
25c
13%
14%
9,455
9
Jan
14%
13 %c
16c
48,325
12c
Jun
21 %c
10c
July
28c
—.
Bousquet
Calgary
&
Callinan
Plin
Calnorth
Calvan
24c
Edmonton.
14%
Pion
16c
Oils
Canada
Oil
&
Cement
7
1,100
Jan
15c
Mar
8%
6.30
Sep
Stone
Sep
Davis
8.40
8.60
2,930
6.70
9.30 Sep
28 %
Jan
30%
31
440
77/a
8%
1,575
4% July
16
400
7% Mar
16%
275
7%
A
13
Feb
Canada
Iron
Life
Canada
Malting
Foundry
10
130% Aug
31% May
Canada
Oil
Canada
Class
B
35%
Southern
Oils
Canada
Southern
D'Eldona
Delnite
Sep
19%
Jan
78%
Jan
125
Sep
63%
Mines
Rio
Cable
&
Admiral
Canadian
class
B
i
Dome
Exploration
Dome
Dominion
1.90
1.90
900
1.05 Aug
2.75 Apr
Dominion
Coal
39
25
36
Mar
41 %
July
Dominion
31
Mar
39
Aug
Dominion
Foundry & Steel
Atlantic
Oil
Canadian
Bank
Canadian
2
Breweries
British
of
Empire
Commerce
__20
4.95
3,400
3.85 Mar
Car
Class
$1.75
Celanese
25
9%c Mar
4,870
56c
90c
6.25 Mar
Dominion
Tar
41
1,568
32%
Jan
44% Aug
3,757
21%
Jan
27
1.15
2,120
1.00
Oct
July
Donalda
Jan
Dow
28%
29
914
24%
25 %
3,095
Apr
16% Mar
25% Aug
25%
4,438
18% Mar
25%
Duvex
19%
21
2,081
18
May
24% Mar
35
34%
35%
295
29
Feb
30
Oct
35%
Oils
Canadian
Decalta
66 %c
66 %c
70c
79 %c
Feb
East
26c
26c
4,200
18c
Feb
27c
Jun
Eastern
1.85
2.49
493,000
70c
Jan
2.95 Mar
Eastern
Sullivan
67%
68%
75
50
Apr
74
Aug
Eddy
17
17
17 y8
220
17
Sep
17%
Sep
Elder
24 >/a
24
24%
76
22%
Feb
24%
33
34%
45
32% July
63
Feb
Eldrich
50
590
Homestead
Canadian
Locomotive
*
Canadian
Malartic
*
Canadian
Oils
*
15%
2.00
600
80
2.00
40 %c
2.02
2,381
560
Jan
1.75
Apr
18%
18%
40c
40
14% Mar
41c
16
15%
4,005
990
Jan
35c
12%
Jan
5%
preferred
100
105
105
10
100
Jan
4%
preferred
100
91
91
35
82
Mar
2.90
2.90
3.00
700
27c
23 %c
30c
30,400
26%
Canadian Oil & Gas Reserves
Canadian Pacific Railway
25
25%
Canadian
Petrofina
Ltd
10
19%
Pipelines
&
1.26
1.21
Prospect
33
Tire
Utilities pfd
Corp
Oct
El
Pen-Ray
Jun
El
Sol
22
Sep
Equitable
67c
Jan
Estella
Mines
16% Mai
Eurkea
18
2.79
1.55
Jan
92
Oil
Cariboo
2,950
5.325
Ltd
Central
Can
Sep
Falconbridge
Central
Central
1,385
12
Jan
22% May
22,085
1.10 Aug
1.45 Aug
5.25
Oct
Central
Federal
Grain
Chemical
Cheskirk
Motor
600
2.02
Feb
2.63
1.64
503
4.30
4.85
1,918
80c
64c
1,000
.
Jun
104%
3.55 May
Apr
Fraser
11%
Apr
July
1.17
Sep
13%
Chimo
160
23,515
July
Oct
Jan
5.75
Jun
67c
15c
3,500
13c
90c
14,950
65c
6%c
550
6c
2.50 Feb
Mar
85c
Jun
22c
Oct
Jan
Feb
1.45 Jan
May
12c
Feb
30c
Oct
30c
72,980
13c
Jan
43,150
82c
July
1.74 Mar
4
230
4
May
5% Aug
3.30
4%c
14%
14%
100
10%
Apr
3.05
3.40
38,150
1.52
Jan
4
%c
4%c
2,500
35C
16,900
77c
3,500
34c
4c
(
Cochenour
Class
Coin
7%
60c
63c
10,200
60c
Jun
62c
1,100
55c
Jun
1.21
1.40
159,928
65c
July
Coniaurum
9%c Aug
5
Mines
Consol
15c
Astoria
Consolidated
1.20 Feb
Consolidated
Lake
97c
3,200
15
100
13%
Jun
13%
Jun
17
100
7%
7%
910
1.06
65c
Mar
7% Aug
1.30 Aug
15"
Consolidated
Gillies
2.69
Crest
Lake
Mines
1
Jan
4.50
Oct
1.43
Jan
6%
Feb
15c
29
30%
150
72c
78c
7,100
42c
Jan
83c
60c
62c
8,200
60c
Oct
62c
5%c
6c
2,832
4%c July
7c
4,500
16 %c
35c
31,000
30
27,500
94c
Sep
17%
18%
8c
1,500
7c
Apr
107/8c Aug
4%c
8,000
3%c Mar
3.65
100
26%
5.00
4.30
550
260
1.67
1.67
500
45c
506
41c
Mar
49c
24%
1,132
76c
82c
41,300
10c
Aug
20c
Jun
18c
Sep
110
1.95
500
1,000
7,474
104,186
3.55
3.80
48c
52c
170,400
1,180
3%c Aug
6c
Feb
1,050
16c
Aug
44c
Jan
54c
43,335
30c
Jun
65c
July
2.62
2.75
44c
3,500
16c
37,120
1.83 May
10c
Julv
Jan
7c
93%
18%
1.15
Apr
2.80 Sep
70c
45c
May
Feb
a
Apr
Jun
Jan
Apr
Apr
Apr
21% Aug
9c
Sep
Sep
5%c
22
22%
570
4.40
6,270
75c
500
30c
Feb
89
90
331
80
Sep
92
Jan
Apr
39c
Sep
,
15%
24
Jan
3.80
July
5.40 Aug
1.08 May
>
i
16 %c
55c
60c
9,800
13,900
26%
26%
2,245
110% 110%
15
104
Jan
112
July
112% 112%
20
109%
Feb
113
July
9.00
9.20
1,050
6%
™
9.00
6%
100
64 %
230
31c
28 %c
63
29c
20%
Oct
Feb
5.55
Jan
5%
Jan
Jan
73
Jan
90%
SeD
7.00
Apr
7% Aug
"
58
85
15
5.15
200
4.95 July
5.10
5.15
800
4.80
11
11%
150
20
11
*
13
Jan
35%
101% 102%
5.10
26%
Jan
5.15
85
78c
July
10%
100
4c
July
Jun
Mar
July
Aug
7.00 Apr
16%
104
23%c
1
8.15
8.15
8.35
429,600
5,151
i.;
1
3%C
3%C
3%c
7,500
Gold
*
64 %c
64c
68c
14,300
63c
23c
23c
4,100
21c
19C
18 %c
21c
123,800
10c
Jan
Jun
Oct
26c
5c
July
July
1
Gold
Mines
23c
17%c 23%c
1
1
;
1
2.05
I 2.00
2.10
70c
70c
78c
55,000
*
16 %C
15c
18c
Porcupine
Mining
4c
1
9%c
Jan
Feb
Sep
1.00
Jan
Aug
37c
Jan
CANADIAN
2.50
Sep
83c
Oct
35/sc
Apr
34c
Sep
3c
July
6c
Feb
1.10
Sep
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Wires
to
Canada
Sep
12%c Jan
29 %c Mar
6,000
4c
3 %C
9.70
5%c
7.70
52,000
7c
8c
1
!
Uranium
Jan
3V8c Mar
51,000
2,975
1
Mines
Manitou
Goodfish
100
Jan
5%c
4,000
Aug
2.50 Aug
Jan
Jan
12%
Sey
July
4.25
63
-
Eagle
5.05
68c
Sep
64
50
100
Goldcrest
Gold
2.10
28
13%c
3.05 July
2,732
18%
95c
May
36 %c
4,000
1.90
1.80
92%
NEWLING
18c
40c
1.05 Aug
15% July
10,300
7%c
'26
Aug
Sep
24c
8,600
Feb
20% Aug
27%
Jan
71c
8c
85
common—
Sep
4%c
10 %c
1.07
Feb
19
27,377
27
Jan
15c
6c
Jan
Jan
Jan
1.40
Jan
Feb
Feb
1.55 Mar
Jan
Oct
25c
20%
1.34
55c
1
Jan
13c 15 %c
3.75
43c
30
14%
3,095
24
5
6%c May
4.10 Feb
58
Oct
Jan
54c
10,337
26%
1.25 Aug
Oct
Jan
July
Jan
99c
3.65
Oct
Feb
10c
14c
14c
(
9,187
99c
Sep
14%c
Aug
20
96
14c 17 %c
6c
Sep
500
..
42c
Discovery
East
Consolidated
Feb
Apr
3.55
Apr
17.
11%
49c
Mines
Consolidated
1.17
Oct
29
1
,
Mines
Golden
4%c
Cadillac
__
Denison
33% Aug
—3
common
Wares
Gold
Goldfields
Sep
22 %c
17c
Central
Cordasun
Apr
Jan
26%
T.nlfA
1.15 Mar
45c
1.67
•
_
Oil
4%
22 %
*
Yellowknife
1.45
101% 102%
10
Consolidated Allenbee
Consol
89c
4.30
Life
125
*
1
-
.
Steel
Goldale
3.65
Petroleum
Mines
4.75
..
.
55c
7%c Jan
3%c
4.
Commoil
Coniagas
4.75
100
Ltd—
Preferred
God's
Jun
—
Dynamics
General
Sep
5c
7%c
Confederation
29,700
31c
100
Class A
Apr
10,750
1.06
YeJlowknife
3,950
61c
*
Alberta
common
Petroleum
3.00
15
90c
Mines
Commonwealth
4.20
55c
89%
1
Motors
67%
55%
Lake
Colomac
4.10
Jan
1.90
75c
75c
100
General
Oct
1.75
730
17
Cody-Reco
17,500
1956)
preferred
General
Feb
1,100
common
Equipment
93,158
82c
5%c
(extended to June
General
Giant
80,900
A
Cockshutt Farm
3.30
75c
22
Bakeries
Glenora
1.02
56c
Willians
Feb
3.05
Sep
4.25
common
Power
Goldhawk
Cochrane-Dunlop
Feb
3.45
9,000
.
common
Ltd
Mines
Oct
66
60c
Geco
General
Apr
Sep
1.90
8c
Sep
5%%
1.89
64
1.35
Corp
11'/a
7%c
93
preferred
1.00
1.75
ctfs
Mining
6%c Aug
Apr
6%c
1.80
A
Exploration of
5%
Jun
1.67
6%c
Apr
3.70
Gas
58%c
1.75
trust
1.50
50c
Exploration
Gatineau
Jan
1.56
„
15% Aug
Gaitwln
Mar
64%
Chemical
Jun
18%
class
Warrants
40c
70c
1.61
Consolidated
69c
3.55
Mines
Co
Cos
28c
70c
2
Aug
Jan
2.90 Aug
13%
1.25 Aug
2,300
7.00
1.55
Mines
Corp
Voting
70c
3.70
Jan
20c
Citra-Lartic
Cobalt
11
1,000
1.56
2.39
1.34
14%
Chromium
Cobalt
4.80
1.36
5.25 Oct
4
Gold
Chrysler
'.,
27c
;
Feb
35c
25%
Gold
Frobisher
1.35
Mines
Chesterville
43c
May
60,200
1.37
Petroleum
Iron
Francoeur
3.00
Oct
1.40 July
4.30
600
common
Chibougamau Explor
25 %
Aug
15c
1.26
A
Manufacturing
Ford
Foundation
16
17
79c
50
Jan
15c
7,600
8c
Fleet
Jan
100%
6 %c
Research
310
7,000
80c
25
Sep
Jan
6%
14 %C
Chateau-Gai Wines
Feb
Mar
25
30
■,
Sep
6%
69c
Oil
19%
8%
18c
18
class
34
Jan
50
225
13%
Oils
Sep
62c
,
1.16
28c
Kirkland
16
1,725
Jun
Ltd
Oils
Fargo
Federated
14
Uranium
Steel
Jun
6%c
Mines
Fenimore
13
4.75
Chamberlain
Charter
35c
60c
V
Players
Sep
Sep
Aug
31
45%
12,615
Gold
Chatco
Feb
4.15
Farmer
Apr
30%
5.90
Porcupine
Lake
23%
6
23c 24 %c
15c
8.00
91
2.80
1.53
Centremaque
Jan
20% Mar
6c
77
60
Patricia
Centre
Oct
80c
common
Faraday Uranium
5.25
.1
Oil
14%
31% July
10% Aug
18c
24
Jun
2.80
Explorers
Central Leduc
18,400
26%
27%
5.70
:
7%
Sep
Sep
15% July
3.20
Nickel
Jan
2.80
Invest
18%
104
24%
•
:
21
77c
4.85
Corp
38c
Insurance
5,651
1.63
Gas_
Asbestos
5% Mar
9% Mar
1,215
36 %c
8% Mar
18% Jan
550
6%
23 %c
Ltd
Famous
2.63
Trethewey
9%
23%
6%
94c
Life
Fanny
100
Gold
Cassiar
9
23%
Sep
Sep
3% July
13% Apr
4,190
6%
Debentures
Castle
6%
Sep
May
44%
Jan
14
14%
17%
54c
Feb
Jan
30%
9%
Jan
31
11%
29
com
Glacier
Jan
13
30%
Producers:
14 %
99%
13%
-
1.02
74
104
Williston
Canso Natural
Canso
Sep
6.50 Mar
July
50
30
Oils.
4.15 Mar
5.25
B
Canadian
327/8
105% July
104 104%
Wallpaper class A
Class
Apr
2.05 Mar
Jun
1,045
13%
13%
Gold-
Oct
5.25
Vickers
Canadian
Jan
2.35 Mar
16%c Oct
2,308
17%
103% 103%
— —•
Oorp
600
13
Canadian
1.25
Jun
3.80
615
13%
A
Ltd
20c
72%
common
(1954 issue )_100
Jan
20c
72c
Mines
Federal
Canadian
Jan
42c
Jun
1.25
6,620
17%
Mines
20
19%
Canadian
Canadian
Oct
24
Apr
5.00
1.00 Aug
5
Mines
1.30
25%
Canadian
Mar
16
Oct
1.00 May
200
Mines
class
Paper
Emerald
preferred
18c
Sep
Feb
34%
Canadian
Petroleums
Nickel
Rim
67%
1
May
Feb
12c
961
23c
42%
7
Steel
Warrants
16%
41%
4.20
Metals
common
16
16 % c
6%
East Malartic Mines
East
Cos
Sep
Sep
12c
4.75
Oct
Oct
_10c
53%
56c
9%
Oils
100 %
7c
9.75
Electric
78,500
4.20
Amphi
6% May
General
Feb
Jun
Oct
6.30 Aug
58c
Sep
Canadian
26,850
17c
1.18
4,519
100
Sep
Jan
16%c
700
1.25
14c
7
Mines
Dyno
19,669
4,346
pfd
1.15
1.11
18c
9%
common
1.15
v
9.65
Products
■'
42
Minerals
8%
Food
23,866
...
&
9.05
Canadian
20c
16
com
Brewery
9%
Canadian Fairbanks
17c
Jan
Jan
3.00
2,300
Dragon Oils & Gas
24%
9.05
Dredge
8
275
36 %C
Cellulose
common
10c
'380
4.95
Mines
(Dunsmuir)
New
3,000
3.50
23.5
&
*'
12c
8%
3.00
4.90
common
25
2.33
Aug
4.20
Chemical
&
Textile
Colleries
Petroleum
6c
4.95
Coal
Chemical
Devonian
34
2,700
common
Canadian
Canadian
60
916
9,500
4,936
25
Preferred
Oct
1.25
&
Canadian
Canadian
10
53
32
Magnesium
Dominion
East
common
a
May
7%c
1.45
10
Steel
24%
Warrants
100
4.05
15
Jan
6%c
1.40
Preferred
Stores
40%
22
100
9
52%
31%
pfd__
21
preferred
1,050
75c
19c
25
common
7%c
70c
*
Dominion
23%
28%,
20
8c
6%c
5%c July
6%c Oct
1
69% May
50c
Jan
1.00
common
A
Canadian
3.10 Aug
Jan
6,000
Asbestos
Dominion
41
1
Canners
Canadian
4.60
July
30c
32
Mines
Apr
4.10
24
Oils
Canadian
4.75
22c
15%c Sep
52'/a
Electrochome
60% Mar
Sep
500
8c
1.45
Bank
25
12%
22c
8c
—
2.50
(Western)
Dominion
20,189
Jan
24% Aug
Oct
37c
July
10%
394
2
Aug
67%
3.00
805
25c
4.35 Mar
.
3,350
1.25
Seagrams
15%
33c
Sep
-
12
•
64
35c
May
25
3.70
x_
Ltd
Jan
67%
Oil
Jan
11c
Jan
17c
Producers
Dominion
Canada Wire
Canadian
11 %c
Apr
14%
Minerals
Feb
Sep
July
7c
16%
17c
2.60 Aug
1.65 Aug
5c
4,500
3,975
3.50
Ltd
51 %
1.00
30,500
8c
24
8
10%
150
5%c
A
735
364
Jan
7c
100
700
Jan
1.05
7c
100
5
1,350
1.25
43c
Oct
14%
,_100
3.50
2.40
20c
Mar
40c
11%
15%
36%'
Jun
30c
21,438
12c
Devon-Leduc
140
35%
10c
2,880
50c
5c
14%
Mines
16%
480
2.30
warrants
13c
40c
23%i
23%
3.55
Corp
class
Gold
Detta
24
1.20
Petrol
12c
8c
39
Canada
Feb
44 c
Mines
Leather
Del
122
A
1.70
40c
5%c
15
1.90
class
11,016
Apr
Apr
Class B
Oct
23%
Power
Lands
Packers
July
ll%c
Patricia
Sep
8%
119%
23 %
_10
Warrants
24c
Feb
12c
3.45
Northern
Canada
Oct
Feb
5c
2.5
Coal
17
63%
Assurance
92c
Feb
Distillers
Canada
Sep
10c
3.00
D'Aragon
4.25
16
Cut
&
Feb
30 %
6%c
Zellerbach
Crowshore
3.80 Aug
common
Jan
73c
Crown
2.55 Mar
16
Foils
22
3.90 May
25,427
Mines
Oct
1,000
Feb
Oct
22c
Feb
4,945
84
1.55
3.50
165,000
—
July
26c
8,443
432
Jan
338,178
■
Nest
16c
121 123%
Feb
2.30
23c
Uranium
4.20
121
Jun
59c
9%c
Mills
Crow's
6.00
Jan
53c
20c
Mining
4.00
20
Crushed
Canada
Class
113,270
Jan
Jan
July
8%c
!
Lead
8.40
Preferred
Canada
4,675
1.00
voting,
Imperial
5.75
common
28%
92c
10
Dist
(H)
4.05
Gas
Chibougamau
Red Lake
27%
Exploration
15c
Cons
Campbell
Campbell
23,361
40c
23c
Gas
Conwest
Croft
Calder
1.80
Sannorm
330
B
Burrard class A
5,480
Rochette
13,500
10c
A
2.95
1.55
50c
5c
25
8c
27%
Smelting
Gold—,
43
—.
162,928
2.80
Ranwick
18c
-
25c 32 %c
High
Aug
Oct
29c
Quebec
Consolidated
5c
Jan
25c
9%C
42
Steel
Co
75c
20c
3,300
1.55
Ltd
Oils
5c
Hill
Burlington
Jan
177,550
39c
94c
42
Lake
Building Products
Bulldog Yellow Knife
Bunker
9c
Low
29c
2.80
Oils
Consolidated
Buffadison
Buffalo
Range Since Jan. 1
High
18c
31c
Consolidated
Oct
1.37
1,550
Shares
37c
Jan
five
1.40
27c
Guayana
Consolidated
for Week
Loto
Arrow
Sales
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
«
1.37
Week's
Last
Range Since Jan. 1
Consolidated
Brunhurst Mines Ltd—
Brunsman
Mines
Brunston
Shares
Low
Mines
class
ENDED
for Week
Co Ltd
Exchangeable into shares of
Canadian British Empire Co Ltd
One
WEEK
Friday
Range
of Prices
Sale Frice
FOR
Sales
Week's
41
42
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1574)
.
Monday, October 18, 1954
..
■V-
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
Toronto Stock Exchange (Cont.)
Last
STOCKS
i
Sale Price
Par
Goodyear
Tire
Great
Jan
146
Sep
53
53
53
45
48%
Jan
53
7Vi
300
Feb
8
July
Apr
Great
Plains
Sweet
West
1
Utilities
Development
27 %
15c
Feb
1,000
34c
18%
class
A
27 Va
27%
1,458
4.90
4.90
400
3.tto
21
22%
1,740
7.95
2.98
237,603
1.00
7
7%
———*
7%
5
150
Marbenor
28%
Sep
Marcus
4.90
5
200
-*
4.15
4.15
4.15
100
6.50
6.25
6.50
800
9% Mar
5.55 Aug
—
-10
—_
Mines
Brass
9.35
9.00
9.75
13 Vi
20%
23
75
5 Vic
6%c
44%
45
45
j.1—.
Carpets
Harrison
24%
Jun
10Vic
Jan
851
32"%
Jan
45%
Sep
Jun
17%
14% May
3.00
3.00
200
11 "-0 11%C
9,300
Iron
15%
Sep
3.50 July
Apr
8c
Sep
7%
1
McColl
-
7%
8-/2C
9Vic
21,251
6c
Aug
3,000
15c
24c
Mar
100
7%
Feb
Feb
12
21c
May
May
Gold
McKenzie
Red
McWatters
Merrill
J.
Paper
Preferred
Heva
High
Crest
Highwood
Hinde
Milton
17c
8,000
10c
Jun
26c
Jan
6c
July
13 Vic
Feb
13 %c
Oct
20)
Consol
:
Homer
Aug
7 Vic
13c
May
30C
Jan
Moneta
1,000
30c
Mar
51c
Aug
Montoco
Petroleum
8c
Jan
Montreal
6,500
46
605
40c
65c
6Vi
28% Mar
13,364
6Vi
16%
16%
25c
Sep
6% Aug
Jan
75
»
2,965
11%
7.65
7.35
7.65
1,040
1
28c
23'/a C
28c
144,500
14c
1
Smith
Paper
5c
5c
5c
4,500
4c
•
common
Preferred
July
25%
25%
50
50 Vi
25%
6.85 Aug
330
50%
50
Aug
95c
Sep
6% Aug
18% Aug
10 Vi Jan
Modern
Monarch
Moore
•
Hugh-Pam
Huron
20%
1-
•
Smelting
Porctipine
Erie
&
&
48%
Aug
Jan
26%
51
Sep
1,025
1.70
Feb
2.50
Jun
49
2,624
37 Vi
Jan
49%
Sep
29c
29c
2,200
145
47
29c
paid
100
29
29
125
1
6.40
6.30
6.60
1,400
1
Husky Oil & Refining Ltd
Hy-Charger Petroleums —'
6 Vic
6 Vic
7%c
27c
July
6.00
Jan
145
Oct
May
25
51c
Mar
125
29
Oct
8.20
Sep
Sep
4%c Aug
10,500
Corp
4%
-l»c
Pen
6 Vic Jan
26c
Mar)
1,500
.,
72,300
3.00
10
Imperial Life
Imperial
10
Oil
•
Imperial Tobacco
Preferred
4%
Canada
of
__iuJ.
10 %c Jan
41c
6,000
20c
Apr
8.05
6,990
_*
7%
9%
;
21c
7%
9%
48c
23c
Y
.2.80
-2.80
^
°L;5%c>
:
(John)
Inspiration
common
p. 15%
15%
16%
16
—a
1.35
16
'
200
-
Petroleum
Steel
-25c
-
Car
52c
8,100
41c
Mar
53c
12c
13,500
10c
Mar
"23c
18 Vt
260
15
Jan
19
Sep
1,861
24%
Jan
33 Vi
Sep'
.
26%
Oct£
1
75;
7
-v'—J-i
Trust
25
Jan
5
July
%X2.65
90,811
12%
13
935
9%
Jan
252
11%
Jan
i?-'C:49c-
26%
-
45c'
12
<
950
12
5
"1.83*
27%
600
1.98
5
990
37
■
60
37
12%cl
13c
5,450
2.38
29,200
Pow
pfd
class
A—,
Preferred
Gold
New
Devon
18
18
36
\'
Mar
8
7
Aug
1.95
July
36%
v
75
...
15% Aug
18
Oct
29% Mar
38
Aug
New
„
25
*
„..96
Feb
104
Jan
Jan
92
Jun
86
11,953
34%
Jan
48%
Sep
—-
133%
134
125
128%
Jan
135%
Jun
21%
21 %
22 Vb
917
Jan
26%
Apr
15
27%
-
15
25
27
•
1
21
27%
6,913
80 Vi
19
12% Aug
Jan
20%
__1
Gold
6c
14,000
10 %c
lie
4,500
7c
10 %c
8c
3,000
4%c Aug
7%c Mar
7c
Aug
1.65
1.72
4,700
1.40 Mar
9c
8c
9%C
27,100
5 Vic Mar
8 Vic
8c
Oct
Mar
3.80
Hudson
Lake
10,600
7%c July
23c
Jan
23,850
29Vic May
73«
July
19,500
34c
1.51
1.70
4,200
16c
May
1.42
Aug
7c
6 Vic
7%c
19,000
22
22
100
5c
8c
17%
2,225
9c
9c
3,750
7c
July
93c
91c
1.00
8,740
52c
Apr
50c
50C
58c
48,500
7,850
40c
40c
41c
3,800
7 Vic
7 Vic
8%c
12,700
20c
20c
26c
15,900
1.10
„
1.10
1.15
8,000
21
21
21%
860
•
8.50
8.50
8.70
4,170
5c
May
16% Mar
9Vic
Jan
19
Apr
20c
Jan
1.10
Sep
50c
Oct
90c
Mar
35c
Apr
60c
May
15c
Jan
4%C Aug
19c
Feb
1.00
July
17'
Mar
7.75
Jan
47c
1.80
22
Jan
Jan
Aug
10% Aug
68c
68c
70c
3,200
61c
Jun
85c
Sep
18 %C
16c
19c
10c
Lake
110,650
21c
Jan
Osu
Aug
1
21 %c
21c 22 %c
2,000
16Vic
Jun
33c
l
5.50
5.00
July
La
the
Luz
Mines
Mining——
Wffods common
Lamaque
»
Gold
1.40
3.70
565
28c
18,350
38
1.39
1.46
Gold
A—
4%c
22,000
16%
145
15
t
1
Jun
7%c Jan
6c
Jan
13 Vi
190
10% Jan
20
450
13
25 >
5
78c
9c
9c
10c
A-
10c IOV4C
3,500
5c
4,900
60c
2,500
14,300
1.75
1.95
20,125
64c
2,230
Jan
July
Jan
6 Vic Aug
10c
1.50
56c
Jan
82c
14c
23c
Aug
Aug
Feb
3.00
Jun
Jan
1.20
Feb
43 Vi
44 Vi
445
37%
Jan
47
67%
68 Vi
1,283
40 Vi
Jan
69
3%c
1,334
3c
Aug
5Vic
May
Sep
Feb
9c
9c
2,000
2.33
1.30
2.35
3,296,985
28c
Jun
15c
13c
18c
18,200
12c
Oct
28c
Jun
9c
9c
9c
1,000
6 Vic Sep
12c
Feb
1.72
1.70
1.79
8,335
1.45 Mar
1.99
54c
Sep
Sep
9c
Mines
Mines
6%c Aug
51c
MacLeod-Cockshutt
Gold
Mines.
MacMillan
& Bloedel class B
Madsen Red Lake Gold Mines
Consolidated
see
13 Vic
14c
3,150
9c
July
45c
Mines
44c
50c
61,000
18c
Mar
7,000
41c
1.55
1.70
22
22
22 Vi
2,385
17%
1.70
1.63
1.75
3.075
1.60
10c 11%C
32,000
1.56
10c
page 43.
14,267
6,600
7,200
18c
2.35
Mar
Oct
Jun
1.26 Mar
6c
Jan
76c
16Vic Jan
57c
2.40
Sep
Jun
23%
Sep
Jan
1.85
Aug
Feb
12 %c
Sep
Sep
Feb
19%C Jan,
52c^
Jan
1'16C
Oct
4%c July
July
25c
.Apr
9c
Jan
2.11
Jan
Norzone
i,
i.
-
Oils
v
Thurbois
Nib
of
Canada-
„1
,
.'
i
i
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Gold
Norlartic
Mines
1
Normetal
Mining
'
Norgold
&
1
Mines
Canadian
North
Inca
North
Star
—'Tfc:
Northland
Oil
Mines
Mines
(1940)
Utilities
Mines
,
Ltd
pfd.
Sep
Sep
Jan
2.85
Jun
2,100
19,600""*
1.40
6 Vic May
4,600
14,755
57c
58
Jan
5c
8c
Aug
6,600
10
| T2%c
11
3.90
1.78
Feb
Jun
Aug
Jan
Oct
46c
9.800
41c
Oct
10c
249,600
11j
Jun
30
4 Vic
Jan
4.25
^
65c
Jun
10c
93Vi
Sep
Jun
50c
Jan
)
8
Mar
1
6%
,5 Vic
5Vic
2,000
5%c
69c
69c
73c
5,620
60c
Mar
85c
7c
Feb
18c
*
-iv 4%c
Gold
Lake
10c
6,200
5c
32.000
3%c July
1.15 July
11c
2.200
17c
19c
3,100
13c
Aug
21c
3c
July
3c
Pacific
Navigation.
(Eastern)
Petroleum
3c
3%C
2.40
2.60
7,250
78c
80c
14,447
2.16
2.35
20,725
3.90
3.90
100
5 Vic
5 Vic
500
40c
42c
9,100
« 2.20
-—1
■
~5%C
1
Coyle
>
9%c Jan
1.40
79c
1—1
Mines
Sep
4c
2.40
*
*
Feb
17c
<
*
Crush
Orenda
6 Vi
1.35
'
Orange
1C0
1.38
9c
-
^40c
.—1
1.25
12c
10c
9.85
1
9.75
4,500
1.45
1,100
12c
40,000
10 Vi
11,065
64%
470
1.90
60c
1.00
Jan
Jun
1.96
Aug
May
Jan
Jan
Oct
4%c Jan
2.95 May
97c
Apr
Jan
2.56
Jun
3.25 May
4.45
Feb
7 Vac
Jan
5c
30Vic
July
Sep
58c
Jan
Oct
85c
Jan
1.75
10c
Oct
59Vic
Feb
'
1
Page
Hershey Tubes
Pamour
Porcupine
Western
64%
—
Oil
_1«C
Paramaque Mines
1
Mines
—1
v
>33c
7'y4c
31c
Pathfinder
Petroleum
_50c
43c
Paymaster
Consol
—1
~"43C
River
Natural
Gas.
1
£
Aug
20c
-
s-.?
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Oct
92
6%
pils
Oct
Jan
30c
1
.—
Oct
25c'
5 Vic
Gold
Oct
72c
6
'
11,300
Feb
5.65
36c
9c
93.
Jun
Jan
2.15
32c
3.15
16c
3,640
.
Sep
18c
Jan
10,000
6c
19e
'
5 Vic July
4,554
r
10% c Jan,
-
Aug
4.25
92%
.100'f
9c
9cT2%c
41c
45c
—li''9%c
2.35
Jan
Aug
75% Sep
Sep
5,500
41c 44 Vic
T
12d
86d
July
20,450
32,900
i
|
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153.200
Wood
Pyrites Co Utd—
Opemiska Copper Mines—
Peace
12C
12c
Ontario
Parbec
Jun
19c
20c
Jun
5.65
Omnitram-s Exploration
Ontario Jockey Club_^—
Pan
Apr
May
6c
Mj-41C
u
Feb
4.25
31c
O'Leary J Malartic
Pacific
25c
Jan
Mar
4.85
Ltd
May
7c
7,999
—*rW'
Selections
Osisko
9c
2,130
1
——
May
2.10
9c
*Kio%.
■% 4.05
—
Jan
18 %c
5c
11c
—1
—
19c
Feb'
12c
8c
w
Ogama-Rockland
Okalta
9c
t
"
7Vic Feb
*
12c
2.99
Lake
O'Brien
13.300
10c
-sv
Oakville
Obaska
Jan
Jun
4%c July
8Vic Jun
He
—*&
1
Oil
Northwestern
9 3ic
4c
46,000
: 5.30
1'W. 11c
Oils
Gold
Canada
Nudulama
Aug
74
2.90
1^,
Warrants
Northern
89c
66c
74"
;
—1%.:..
Ltd
Rankin
North
—.IV,
.V
8%c
8c
■;
l—J
Trtnity
Feb
15 %c
Jan
116,900
2.27
.1.1^1
—
I
North
May
20c
12%c Mar
359,775
l*$v>'*16o
—Iff 9%c
:
Mines
North
19c
3,472
Mines
Mines
Oil
Sep
1,000
Yellowknife
Norpax
9c
»
10.100
Oils
Mines
New
Noranda
Jun
500
Senator
Nor-Acme
Aug'
5c
1,500
Petroleums—,
Superior
Nipissing
Aug
13c
15,611
Ryan Like Mines
'Nisto
July
217,050
—-
New
Taku
J
5c
75c
-
13,000
Ltd
'■
9%c Mar
10c
-•
1
Jan
40c
6%c Mar
23,725
5c
3.20
48c
Oct;*
6,000
Pacific
50c
13 %c
Explorations
v 15C
_
July
43
3%c
Goldfields
For footnotes
Aug
9Vic Mar
68
Mines
Macdonald
Vic,
63c
1.80
class
Yellowknife
Magnei
Apr
2%c Apr
12%i
78c
Lac
Uranium
Mackeno
5c
Jan
16% July
14% May
5 Vic
,
Gold
Island Petroleums
Macfie
4.20 Aug
3 Vic
5 Vic
.
B
Macassa
Oct
16%
78c
Groceterias
Louvicourt
Lynx
3.55
2,600
12,000
12%
.*
*.
—
Petroleum
Lorado
1.70
3.75
Lomega
Long
Jun
4%C
class
Gold
Long
Class
38
Aug
Sep
1.30
5%c
—
Little
Jun
Sep
6.60 July
28c
4,900
16%
Acceptance
Lavalie Mines
Leitch Gold
Liberal
May
20
Lencourt
Loblaw
28
3.55
B
Lexindin
370
20c
5%C
Secord
Laurentide
Class
5.75
37%
38
•
Lapa Cadillac
Lapaska Mines
Laura
5.30
24 %C
1
*
Mines
Oct
Mylamaque Explor
New
l
Shore
July
lie
Jan
July
2,500
Mines
Pacalta
New
1
Wasa
,18c
19,700
Gold
Richfield
Jan
Lingman
of
95,903
2.60
1.5^ Feb
24Vic May
•
16,233
New
July
Dufault
Lake
10c
.—"-<.13 %c
New
25%
Lake
Lake
20c
7,275
Mines—
Morrison
12 %c
Lake
Lake
11,125
Mines
Marlon
Jun
17%
—•
Mines
Sep
U
New
Feb
9c
,_1
—1
Newlund
5c
17%
20c
Ltd
Laguerre
Larder
New
19%
6%C
1
Mining & Exploration
10c
—iff-
•
_
32,200
—
—
i
^
Mar
i."w:
l?f<40c
L2
Jan
Jan
30c
11 Vic Aug
Mar
—
.-2
Gold
Jan
1.20
75c
;
14c-
Malartic
91c
;-
,v
New
New
l
Mines
2.15 Mar
July
81c
;
Jap
Mar
1.60 Fel*
2.70 May
Feb
37c
,..
.
35.650
—
Kelore
2,800
Sep
„„l
Ltd
Hugh
Jason
New
23c
l
Klondike Keno
New
New
New
50c
J
Harricana
New
16c 16 %c
13o
70c
Jan
9.215
L
c
Highbridge
■;
107,200
f
2.6,9 July
July
1.^;. 2.95
—i'-&4x -35c
Mines_i
1
New
28 %c July
9Vic
00:
—1&!'1.05
New
Jan
46c
J
(John)
11c
14c
21c
1
Copper
10%c Jan
47c
*
;
Kirkland
Sep
Sep
21 %C
__l
-
Mines
Oils
1.72
_50Cr|jT6%Cv
+_
70c
55c
50c
—miotic
Fortune
New
•
Mines
Kirkland
16
29
^
Petroleum
Goldvue
56c
16c
Feb
J 1.77
-
'
f(
1.00 Aug
1,818
>
Oct:
Sep»
Sep
Aug
>
37
Feb
7 Vic May
9,250
55c
•
:
Jan
2.15
29
'
28 %t
17,600 "V
71c
54c
7 %
Apr
'
10,300
70c
I—*Ji*>;63c
4_
Petroleum
Dickenson
New
240
f-
—
55,000
2.25*„2.38
>
2'i&[70c
Apr
Sep
3.35 Mar
47%
1
i
Keyboycon
9
12%
86
•
2.30
Dehll
New
50
1
Mining
Labrador
Davles
103 Vi 103 Vi
15c
Kerr-Addison
Labatt
New
18
l
Kelvinator
Kroy
48 Vi Aug
»
:
—
Oils
Kristina
Continental Oil
1
Gold
Keymet
New
*
Jonsmith Mines Ltd
Kenville
Aug
46%
;
(1939)
Joliet-Quebec
Kayrand
48%
1
Mines
Jupiter
Jan
47
—
Mines
Oil
Joburke
34%
36
__1
Jellicoe
3,545
*
Jaculet
Jasper
47
3,400
5
:
11,500
40c
1.03
1.00
Mines
46
100
Petroleum
Waite
Dominion rOiL
8%c
35c-
.02
Development—
12,100
•
common—
I
International
British
7%c
—<f?C36c
Oils
Calumet
8%
25
pfd
Co
'
Bidlamaque
Bristol
Concord
5/100
Nickel
—8c"
New
2.22
100
Interprovincial Building Credits
Interprovincial Pipe Line—
Jacknife
10%
New
New
Bronze
Metals
Preferred
•<——
International Milling
Feb
Alger
Jup
12% Aug
28 Vi Sep
1.38 May
;
Oct
Oct
9Vic
"
'j
Sep
57c
24% July
27% Feb
"
12%c
13%
14
.
Jan
v
1.40
5,300
28%
,
"2.10,
New
ll7/8
*
27 % May
*7
5%
Jan
July3.75 Sep
1
Mar
10
•,
45
28
28,
22c
37,200
Jun
*
9
2.05 Aug
'
k-
^ —1 ^
49c
11%,
5
1,90
Uranium
Sep
8%
9 Vi Mar1
115
—
r.
Labine
25%
2.05
Jan
100
--V^8V4
-_io
1
Jan
11 Vb
Oct*
8%
fev
:
23%
2.18
16%
2.65
&*;■'
-20
B
Negus Mines
Nesbitt
2_ —_*
—
80
U Ve
Apr
2.48
•
300
•
International
Jack
3,137
*
L
Sep
10%
'
12% ~ 13%
Ltd—
6%
Mar
16%
26%
—5
com
25%
39
Feb
8%
8»/<
-2-1
6 Vi
1
Co
&
International
International
9%
150
Feb
2.16
10
2,525
< 26%-
-25
_
—
Grocers .common
National
Jun
36
47
2.90 Sep
14Vic Apn
;
Sep
30% " 33 Va
j.
Hosiery class
National
7'A May
74
..Jan
47
Jan
8
;
Explorations
National
New
Jan
28
46%
Jan
May;
43c
18
Ltd
Preferred
New
43
Mar
Oct?
67c
.
10c
■
Drug & Chemical
National
Sep
May
25
6
10 Vi
Sep
5c * Sep
5,550
Sep
Aug
9% Mar?
July
1.75
33,500
-
35c
50c
,
——
common
Brass
National
New
9,025
9
<
Fek^
Sep
8.55
Jun
40c
18c
,1,200
1.50
Jun
Jun
7
32,000
11,800
6c
1.41
,
^
._
preferred
National
Sep
47%
67
2
Mining
Jan
•'51c
Mar
5%
850
.
T
2.85
5c
1.42
9c
70,600
.
24c
>r
5.80
810
54c
24c
va,
•
25%
*
preferred
Ingersoll Machine class A
36%
36c
6Vi
common
50
10 V.
9%
£1
$2
Inglis
67
25
Acceptance
46%
35 Vic
35 V2C
ordinary 5
a
preferred
Industrial
46%
2.50
«
4.60. Feb,
Feb
-•
Imperial Bank
t*
Jan
95c
^:'z50c
t
Preferred
Aug
2.39
40%
100
-
Jun
■
145
1
common—
2.25'
Knitting
Multi-Minerals
'
Mining
Bay Mining
Hudson
249,060" -i "be
150
22c
•I
*
common
Porcupine
Morrison
Sep
Jan
Jan
Containers
National
28c
6%c
45
25
16c
Jun
July
19%
Jun*
1.20
Locomotive
14c
45
~
50c
Yellowknife
Hoyle
■-
3 Vic
5,000
6V2
Gold
Howard
5,000
15c
16 VB
5
—
Oil
Hosco
Oct
42c
13c
45
Drilling
Home
80
Mar
Oct,
43c
Oct
Apr
80
71
66 Vi
Jan
7.50
7,%
♦
4 Vic
10
Sep,
Jan
/ 30c
40c
||^25o
»
Corp
14c
—
(expire
16%
53
Jun,
101%
„■
-
.__*
;
42c
Dauch
Rights
12%
37
Feb
,-t
Jan'
17c
Sep
Oct;
Majft
"
775
4.40
1.20.
4ic- •
•
_
3%C
Ltd-
Hollinger
100
9%
'
-,,7.55
_1
.
80
—
Hi-Tower
•
*
985
rJan
10Vic
26% Mar
91
Aug*
52c
Jun
630
Jan-
15c
Feb
130''
'•
11c
^
common
Mindamar
8c
13c 13 %c
'
'"l
Gas
Minda-Scotia
12,600
15
'
*
Power
Brick
8,000
13c
1
Sarcee
&
MInes_<
&
6 Vic
.100
Oils
'
1
&
2,166
14c
3.10
i
Petroleum
6c
Mines
Highland-Bell
'.'.'j.*'•
'*•*
■'
7"/»
37c
<4.40
13.50
Oil
City
19c
15
—
Gold
'
3Vic
8,393
66%
9c
.'14c
Mar
17,000.
-
100 100%
65%
5
-
Light
Midcon
33%
..*■■
1
Preferred
Mill
10c
33%
65%
2
—-—:—1
Uraniu*
Mexican
9c
a%c
*'
Meta
8%
37c
.1,
_—
•"
■
35c
8%c
8
4oo%
1
—..
-
Aug*
-
Auer
...—5
Petroleum
12 Vic
common
26c
34c
7%c
1
Island
.
Merrill
Mining
Hendershot
3,500
102
24%c Jan
Feb
-..vi'.•
Mills
Mercury
13c
45c
8c
&3%,"
*
Lake
Exploration
19c
Jan
26,500
Gold
Mentor
6 %c
22c
10 %c 12 %c
Oct
Sep
Aug8
>
Aug
ff-'y
Lake
Red
1
i
7c
IfiVe
common
32c
10
Jan
5c
90,600
44% c
£7 %C
—100 r.
McMarmac
90
22,375
|-12c
—
_
50
9c
15c
Ltd
Porcupine
Jan
8c
—
Frontenac
Sep
7
30,660
11c
1
Preferred
Sep
17%c Jan
Mines
-1
Lake
Red
2.90
15 Vic 16 %c
8%c
1
Lakes
Headway
14%
Ltd——
Mclntyre
....
145
100
Oils
Maybrun
Jan
16
1
Mines
Jan
Oct
15 Vi
*
Hibbert
Hasaga Gold
11
Aug
16
1
Oct
Aug
5c
15 Vi
1
———
16%
13c
20%
*
Gold
(Sep
7.20 Mar
Jun
*
Mines
4.65
8.00 Mar
14,000
•
9% Mar
Sep
6%c Aug
22,520
6c
common
Rock
of
9,000
23
Class A
Harding
100
8 Vic
1
Alabastine
&
16%
7c
30
!;
pfd
Gold—
Gypsum Lime
16 Vi
8%C
1
Products
GwiUiaa Lake
Haiinor
16%
1
4%
Marigold
Massey^HareiMFerguson
19 %c
100
1.88
'
101% 101%
Martin-McNeely
Oct
4.10 Mar
9c
Oct
Oct
9%
High
1.31 Mar
41,385
|-15c
Gold——_
2.98
29c
T-'Jc
1
..
22%
Low
1.88
9%
100
.
Malartic
Range Since Jan. 1
High
23c
f 29c
;
Mines
Shares
1.75
:.la%
common.*
Preferred
Jan
jX80
£1.80
——_1
—
for Week
Low
^
Ltd™—_
Milling
Leaf
Maralgo
Feb
5
Maple
Feb
Apr
*
Goldftelds
Uranium
Aug
Jan
2.40
Malartic
Maneast
45c
Jun
21
2.90
Par
29 %c
Jan
Wire
Gunnar
Gurney
49c
-
Mar
1
Lead
Head
May
21,500
1
—
Grass
Guaranty l'rust
Heath
24c
13,800
20c
45c
Freehold
Grldoil
Hard
-?■
18c
*
Gas
30c
7
45c
*
;
Greening
Hahn
18c
common
Class B
Gulf
28c
2tic
*
Coal
7 Va
7 Vi
*
—
Paper
Great
■
High
97
Mines
Northern
Great
Lore
57
Sales
Range
of Prices
-
Sale Price
1.46
*
Mines
Lakes
Great
High
Week's
Last
Jan. 1
1.45
„—
Grandines
Range Since
1.45
.
T
15
STOCKS
Shares/
50
Gordon McKay class A
Graham Bousquet
OCTOBER
ENDED
Friday
•
common
Preferred
Grandoro
WEEK
for Week
of Prices
Low
FOR
Sales
Week's
Range
6.75
64
6.20 Aug
60
61c
Apr
11% Mar
74%
Feb
72Vic 72Vie
750
Mar
87c
Sep
35c
4,600
31 %c
Jan
46c
Mar
9,700
4Vic
Jan
11c
Jan
33c
5c
7Vic
28c
32c
42c
47c
5,927
42c 45 Vic
28,600
6,320
6.70
7.20
424,600
11c
Jan
42c
Oct
33%c
Jan
3.50 Aug
38c
1.00
55c
Jun
Feb
Aug
8.40 Mar
,
Number 5369
180
Vcrtume
.-...
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1575)
43
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
FOR WEEK
ENDED
OCTOBER 15
"
Friday
Week's
Last
STOCKS
Range
Shares
'
s
Range Since Jan. 1
.
Jewelers
Oils
Peruvian
Petrol
Oil
Pickle
Crow
101
25
-99
3%C
9c
4,500
1.65
1.85
38 %c 41'/2 c
40c
.
1.25
Mines
2.20
1.41
._1
15c
'11c 15%c
-1
29c
28 %c 29 %c
860
Powell
75c
2.41
2.55
80,510
-*
28c
25c
29c
*
36%
36
36'/2
*
44
44
46
1
1.75
1.60
1.75
Corp
Prairie
Oil
—
Border
Premier
Pressed
Metals
Preston
East
—__*
-,-1
._1*
_1
+
—.
Dome
Mines.—1
Prqnto, Uranium
Triad
Oct
Tungsten Corp
2,000
-
2.44
Sep
Apr
United
2.55
Oct
United Corp class B__>___
,
Aug
Jan
Jan
"
-
Sep
-15% July
13
28,370
45,205
4.00
Sep
5.75 July
4.25
13,850
3.05
July
5.50 Mar
1.10
14,200
4.10
3.95
:___i
1.03
;i.oi
4.25
,
Oils
Quebec Copper Corp____
^_-i
Labrador
Metallurgical
Quebec
Quebec
12c
3.30
1,800
49 %c
63c
194,100
37c
Mar
?,201
18c
Jun
3,185
13% Mar
21c
.
20%
.8
20%
22c
20
1
_.
Mining
Quinte Miik class A____
Quemont
10c
20,000
8
V
,
Red
Petroleum
Reef
Reeves
---
54c
38c
15c
14%c
15c
15,625
11c
Violamac
Aug
May
8%c
8,000
8c
* Apr
1.65
1.65
1.66
*4%c
4%c
4%c
2.76
2.76
95c
1.04
2.76 :
J_.—
____—___
Uranium
1.00,
—___.
1.30
1,100
4,000
Jan
Walker
Sep
July
'
1.25 Aug
28,075
class
iUft Prade Oils
55c
45c
55c
——
Mfg
Robinson,
Little
Western
Grocers
1.27
Sep
74c
Jan
15
May
1.35
21,375
1.05
July
1.65
Jan
12
12
15%
50
24c
255,500
11c
11c
,:3,500
Oils
124
—1
11% Aug
__1
15
Mar
lS %
10c
Aug
24c
July
20c
Mar
6 %C
4,100
10c
Products-*—
5c
Aug
Oct
21c
Apr
Feb
2.80
20,682
13
13%
7,875
10%
3%C
2,000
2%c May
4%c Jun
14%
15
650
14%
19%
57%
60%
730
37% Jan
1.35
1.36
3,100
1.26
Jun
1.85
Jan
6%c
5,000
6c
Jan
15 %c
Feb
3.10
3.25
22,940
Jan
3.50
Sep
14%
200
14
Apr
15 y2
Jan
87c .' 95c
7,000
83c
Aug
1.45
Jun
-1
.—
Industries
Russell
45
2.55
6c
—
Gold
Rupununi
44%
3VaC
.10
Oil
Royalite
44%
.
80,100
10,076
13%
—
♦
common
14%
Corp
-1
-57%
Antonio
Gold
.1
1.35
San
Sand
Gold——
River
Petroleums
Sapphire
___1
—
3.15
Ltd
./
Bridge
Sauna
-50c
Oils Ltd
—*
Security Freehold Petroleums
Shawinigan Water & Power com__ III*
__50
1 Class
A preferred
:
1
Shawkey (1954) Mines
Silanco
Mmipg
common
5,355
736
50
50
8c
-10,566
•'.
___,
;——:
—
—
preferred
1
1,000
25,731
28
185
24
27
27%
175
23%
5.70
13c
♦
19
18%
40c
'
--•12
:_-_5o
__
51%
12
jyK
17c
23c
..
Oil
36c
—
Superior
Surf.
%c
36c
25,200
160
43c
18c
1,727,920
23%
17%
18
11'/aC
(Geo)
White
43%
3c
Jun
3,641
14 %
Feb
8%
8%
250
7%
Feb
White
Pass
20% May
8% Sep
1.57 Aug
1.72
1.85
16,250
12%
12'/8
2,332
9
Jan
50
Jan
65 '/b
4,396
7
7
100
2.20
51%
100
Jan
20c
20c
4%c
19c
1,000
6c,
Sep
4)60 Aug
-•
52
8ep
Aug
39c
<
Jan
9c
4%c Oct
12,300
May
69%
40% Mar
64
__
13
4.30 Mar
51%
—
15c
15c
19c
2,500
13e
Jun
20
20%
1,200
20
Oct
23
12c
12c
13c
21,175
22%
22%
86
33
4.00
22%
93%
1,375
559
70
1,325
Jan
33c
__
50
__
Willroy
Mines
—1
Petroleums
—
lla
Jun
Mar
19%c May
July
Gold
Mines
Wood
(G
Wood
J.
19
preferred
40c
80c
Sep
7.400
8c
15,500
6%c Mar
12c
7c
54,100
Aug
13 13%
100 100'/a
2;499
80
7c
4,000
__
,
6c
6c
97%
Feb
104%
6c
Aug
-
18c
Oct
6.00
2,150
1.55
Jan
1.96 Mar
1.80
1.67
1.71
7,900
32,100
12,500
12,590
Mar
50c
Sep
14c
Sep
5%c Jan
9c
Feb
1.80
Sep
2.50
2.50
300
12c
12c
8,417
.^enmac Metal
1
20c
19%c
23c
71,100
—
Curb Section
38c
12c
Jan
5%c July
22c
__
Knitting class A
Yukeno
Sep
Apr
3.30
12c
York
Mines
Bear
103
98%
Mines
Yellowknife
Feb
5
6%c
1.54
Mines
Oct
Sep
.
500
40c
14c
8c
1.60
Yankee Canuck Oil
Feb
13%
40c
12c
7%c
1.57
Yellowrex
Oct
9c
Feb
3.60
3.30
—
*
& Zinc
Jan
12c
5%c Aug
7%
r
9%c Jun
102'/a 102%
__
*
5c
1
—1
-1
1
*
1
Yale Lead
Aug
4.45 Aug
1.20 July
45c
_100
Alexander
H)
Oct
Sep
Apr ;
7c
1
Sep
48%
7c
100
Gold
Winora
51
103%
Oct
13%
2,000
(dt-
.
Mar
47%
40c
7c
Sep
34% Jan
95% Jan
,
8c
—
Oct
5.80 Mar
85c
7c
13 %
Sep
93%
.
3.80 Aug
Hi Mar
__
*
&
Winnipeg
2.00;
1.76
•
10,850
.2,261
110
75
450
42,400
24
Jan
39
Jan
27%
1
1
Central Gas
Electric preferred
Winnipeg
1.95
62
1
Larder
Windward
4.50
17% Feb
1
Wiltsey-Coghlan
Winchester
33
42c
50c
47% 48%
102% 103%
47% 47%
17
17
__
Yukon
Toronto Stock
Exchange
1.14 Jan
2.00 Apr '
,
,
8c
Feb
3.75 July
22c Mar
13c
Aug
27c
Feb
.
Far
Sales
for Week
of Prices
,
Last
6alePric«
Week's
Range
Friday
STOCKS
Shares
Low
.
r
f
Canadian Fundi
—*
5
♦
Pulp & Paper
Develop
Anglo ^Newfoundland
Asbestos Corp _I
Co
Brown
1st
common
preferred
preferred
2nd
-
Dredging
Gold
Bulolo
Canadian Gen
Jan
8.75 July
16
6.60
.
Canadian
Oct
Canadian
23
Oct
25
May
15%
Jan
18
10c
May
Apr
Jan
20c
Oct
300
1.65
Feb
3.25
1.08
Jun
1.25 Aug
Westinghouse
Paper
Dominion
,
Range Since Jan. 1
Bigh
LOW.
High
33 33%
11 11%
29% 30%
19
15%
108Va
51%
6.60
19
16%
111
52'
6.70
78
4,875
216
*
25
5,705
185
400
960
II
Jan
7% Jan
14% Jan
35% Aug
11% Sep
31*4 May
W
Feb
8% Jan
19
Aug
16 /» Sep
116
Oct
62
Sep
7.25 Feb
87
Jan
49% Jan
5.60 Feb
Glass
DuPont
—
76%
56'/a
21% Aug
21%
825
16%
30
27%
28
5%
13
76 /4
215
3,733
540
100
20July
4.40 Jun
10
Jun
56%
57/4
110
2,039
40% Jan
29%
28
6
13
77%
58 U
64
Jun
16% Aug
Aug
Oct
Aug
Oct
Sep
Aug
1,070
17%
600
20% Aug
17%
17%
15% Apr
20
29%
29%
30%
2,945
26% July
85% July
*
Dfd
Canada
of
27%
26%
5%
17
Jan
13% Jan
23% Jan
21%
16%
27%
26%
5
13
76
Securities com—*
Bridge
nnminion
__
*
1
—*
*
*
Western Lumber—
Consolidated
21%
*
—
(1954) Ltd com
Marconi
Canadian
Oct
4.25
Feb
__
111
*
Invest
Canadian Indus
Jun
43c
Mar
1.65
29%
—*
Dominion Sugar.
Vinetrars
15
Apr
33
11%
*
1
*
*
5
Banknote.^
American
British
13c
Jan
12
14c
,
1.75
*
-100
pfd__
Hardware
Canada
5,630
:
5,500
17
44c
47%
103%
common
&
I,200
13c
1.18
3>/ac
July
Jan
1,035
3.25
1.15
Jan
3c
16%
4.25
Preferred
38% July
Apr
6.50
20
new
:9%
9
9%
—t-
10%
.10
__1
Gold Mines
__1
,•
10%
;
18%
18%
19%
17
17% Sep
Sep
2.25;
105
1.45
1.00
17%
53c
—
f
56c
Works class A—
Toronto, ^Mortgage
50
——
Exploration
Finance class
—1
Towagmac
90c
Oct
1.60
Jan
Sep
19c
17%
Oct
25
Mar
35c
Jan
61c
260
16%
16%
100
1.70
1.20 Mar
Ogilvie
17
Sep
1,790
30
Apr
36
22%
315
*17
Jan
31
Sep
Sep
103
103
103
10
101
Feb
109
-
9c
7VaC Aug
32% Jan
1,000
38
40
1,389
40
40
35
43%
40
44 V4
R
1.70
1.70
"
235
Trans
.*
34c
34c
40c
Trans
Mountain Oil Pipe Line.
.♦
23%
22%
23%
II,423
1.78
•>
9
S
37
38
937
—
32%
Yukon
36 36%
400
Oct
5? Tul
3^3,
-41%
Nn
a
Odd
Aug
42%
Sep
65.800
4,300
.
Jun
45
1.65 July
30c
19%
July
Jan
2.55
July
65c
30
nar
tot
value
sale
"v.
e
Jan
I
bbc
52c
7,43s
56,500
M
83c oct
«»o July
1.00 sep
69c Jan
OUT-OF-TOWN AND CANADIAN MARKETS
t Ex-liquidaUng dividend,
In
(Un) Admitted to unUsted trading
privileges,
included
delivered.
included
(not
,
*£$&!£!?*'
* Slriahte
year's range).
Selling ex-interest.
price
rCash sale
sec
90c
50c 52 ^.e
.
'(not
year's range).
d Deferred delivery sale
Feb
May
1
FOOTNOTES FOR
•
45
:
uci
30% Jun
%7I
^
Consolidated*::::
13 %c Mar
Jan
*
common
Khtf
in
-•
'
—*2
Jan
Empire Oils
Era Oils
-
35 Va
"
preferred
Jun
35 Va
Class B
•
13%
Flour
r/o?erated
Jun
22%
3d
A
My. Jan
.
Jan
1.50
9c
Utilities
Sep
35%
9c
25
JKESrSS*11 Dt"ltleS
Sep
22%
.—20
55
Sep
2.71
ll'/ac
1.40
16%
5
12%
Jan
—
1
38% Sep
54
Jan
28% Mar
78
906
Sep
18,800
;
33% Jan
391
36%
July
JL.83
17%
,
35
76%
12
13.000
1.45
17c 17'/ac
36
75
35%
Jan
10
21,143
—
17 %c
36
76
International
Mar
42,860
;
36
35%
international"~Pap^V
Aug
8%
75
2.40
*
common.——7%
5
qtael
Oct
Aug
14c
45
5,200
11
2.38;
wavps
45
51
Oct
37% May
40
50%
9
9c
50
43%
50%
_9
9
Toronto General Trusts.
Trans
18'/a
56,538
43%
.1
Toronto) Elevators
5%
26%i July
I
1.001 Jan
:May
4%c Aug
22,260
4.25
..50
—
Tip Top Tailors—
Tombill Gold
Traders
7c
7.15
23%
11 %c
common-
Calgary
Iron.
2,493
6c
6.85
Feb
5c
3%c
16%
14
—
Thompson-Lundmark
Toronto
Feb
34c
Jun
4.00
18
Pearson common
Torbitt Silver
Jun
May
3.00
Preferred
Texas
36% Aug
26c
Sep
%c Aug
10c
1.16
Mines
Teck-Hughes
12c
24
36c
35
6%
5%
1.47 Mar
Jan
20
25 %C
23%'
50c
Preferred
Tandem
Taylor
-25
_—
Tamblyn.Ltd
Jun
80c
500
4.20
Industries
Sylvanite Gold
53%
9,611
*
„.l
Ltd pfd—_—
(ordinary)
Inlet
Switson
40c
29% Jan
6,490
38 %c
„_1
Mines
Propane
Supertest
6.95*
1
-i.
Cons
Feb
May
^k47%
75c
14' 14%
Mines—
Contact
Sullivan
Weston
Canada
7c
Sudbury
Jun
25%
•
Jan
200
Jan
5%
__
——•
Ltd—
21% July
13%
25
—
Stuart
6,500
-
,
1.67
5% Jun
__
Tungsten
Apr
Oct
5,065
72c '
Canada
Iron
90
1.01 jun
;
Mar
?8 %C
.
„
Mining
Rock
Steep
"so
4,100
;
35
3,500
Jun
44c
27c
1
—1
Gold—
'
35
1.24
Jan
1.20
Mar
ll%cll%c
25
Paving common—__r,
Oll'& Gas Ltd
;
Olsen
**c
*
23c ■
28 %c
Stanwell
of
35
:
Starratt
Steel
13%>j...
.-4lr
Jan
11% Apr
20
_
12
51%e-Sl%o.,
Apr
855
-1
Western
Anglo -Canadian
—20
Spooner Oils; —LZ
Mines (1944)
Steeloy
18c
14% Mar
35c
i
7.70
98c
Oct
137/a
Apr
11%
Apr
1,884
41c
72c
13%
common
Leaseholds
July
6.15
"
Stadacona
Standard
9'/a
20c
31,300
1.14
1.23
29y4 Aug
3,000
19
41c
Feb
July
81c-, Jan
•
21,900
1.05
Sep
30
10 %c July
360
.
61% July
30% Jun
'
5
Breweries
-
5.40 Sep
Jan
3,700
11%
Oct.
95c
Mar
5.40
Jan
5.25 Feb
Sep
Aug
Oct
12c
3.75 May
31,602
1 96c
92c
11%
42c
170
i-
14c
90c
11%
13 %c
mil
Co
Southam
2.50
53%
51
'
7%cMay
81c
Valley
Sour is
Oct
Feb
60% Aug
Jan
Jan
5.20
5.70
1
Slater (Ni Co common...—
Somerville
13%
,
Jan
80c
*
A,
"
■
July
Oct
1.55
5.05
1*
u
Jun
44'/a
27%
—
.
Jun
3.25
July
39
28
"."ll
Gold
: ,n
46%
Jan
1.50
5.05
27%
Silver-Millar Mines
Silver wood Dairies-class
Simpsons Ltd
Siscoe
1.99
•
7%c
8c
.
(Quebec)
Mines
Sigma
,18c
'
»
ctfs
trust
2.40
53%
50
—1
Breweries
Voting
1.90
52%
—_-
Sherritt Gordon
Sicks'
14%
._50c
Gold
Creek
Sheep
> ■'
87c
Rainbow
Scurry
'
20c23%c
__
56%
23% Jan
20
Wright-Hargreaves
*
Lawrence
St
37%
95
18% Aug
1.06
..
—
Preferred
Wilrich
Feb
7Vac
5%c
May-
2.55
Silver
Royal Bank
Roy
1,812
Jan
Sep
16
200
6.50
Oct
9c
10 %c 12 %c
12 %C
.
Jan
14
"
Conso}
Roxana
Jan
Feb
17c
29
6.00
lc
Oils
Canada
Western
3.25
15%
60
28%
July
4.45 July
Jun
Oct
12
22c
Feb
—1
3.20 Jan
2.00
1.25
A__—____
Lac
Long
Rowan
class
43
Jun
3.30
810\
60%
10% Aug
Jan
15c
29
1
7%c Apr
Apr
8
24c
common.
8% Mar
S3
6.25
1
Consol
Ashley
3.00
1-30
Aug
200
60%
64
Territories
Western
100
11c
Robertson
Roche
1
Uranium
Rix-Athabasco
16%
*
Pyrites
Wekusko
Jan
8
25
I6y8
,
40
—
12c
r
43c
37,853
Jan
11%
10,500
8%
Equipment common
Westeel
3.00
"
3.85
W
&
G
Preferred
Apr*
8
8-
A__'_
35c
Feb
12%
West
3.00
class
Silk
Class A
3.70
*
A
Western
■'RtreTBide
3.75
___„_1
23c
Mar
87c
3,799
*
*
u——
Sep
1.22
Jan
2.30
610
18c
1
Mines
Waterous
11
3%c Feb
100
j
10%
Amulet
Waite
21%
;
Aug
Aug
8c
Jun
9
40»/4
——*
Mfg
43 %c
'•
Mar
666,785
__
1
Rexspar
37,200
1.18
*
MacDonald
Mines
1.10
95c
L—ii—
—
Regcourt
Renabie
1.00
8%c
Mines
Poplar Gold
19c
13%-
Weedon
1.02
Rayrock
305
40
*
Ltd
Viceroy
73c
Feb
,1.02
Mines.
Uranium
Radiore
107,700
3.50 Mar
5.10 Aug
Feb
8
50
•.v*
Jan
2.50
27c
11%
17c
1
Mines
———.—
Cons
16c
10c
3.00
60c
,10c
1
Jan
17c
.
50
Alloys
Rol
1.20 July
3.00
.
Quebec Nickel Corp
Queenston Gold
14 %c
2.55 Jan
25
Canada Mines
Vanadium
Van
Mar
62c
Jun
is',485
.40%
Steel
Ventures
,
Jan
7c
3.05
*
Montauban
Upper
Sep
pfd
A
Hill
United
5.60
Apr
42c
10%
_♦
preferred
B
Keno
United
4.25
2.50 Mar
Aug
10000
24c
__
—1
United
5%c Jan
Aug•
High
30c
11%
L
^
class
Fuel
United
Feb
3.00
Sep
3c
2 500
2.90
•
•
•
Asbestos
Class
38 y« Aug
48
Gas
Mining
United
Feb
40c
..
Low
36c
9cll%c
v
1.36
Feb
Raags Since Jan. 1
Hioh
35c
26 %c
9
Union
Oct
3.05
*
common
Preferred
5.30
,
^
Acceptance
Union
7'/a
571
Union
Sep
3.75
.
*
„•
1
—
Jan
1.40
-
.t
.
ll'/2c
gales
Jun
1.55
4
Oil
Sep
35
•
1.90
-
12%
13
4.25
5.60
——-—-*
Prospectors Airways
586
"
Shares
35c
♦
28c
12c
2,300
t
Qf Prices
Low
•
Petroleum
31
'26
2,235
5%c
5V2c
Sep
62c
r
Jan
1.01
7,500
•
*
':
Trend
Mar
-
60c
19,500
1
——
Stp
Resources
May
10c
24
2.55
—
River
Power
1.000
60,000
,
60c
Petroleum
Oils
Poplar
2.16
71c
Oils
Pontiac
.
Mar
•
-_1
2.20
101"
Oct
95c
Transcontinental
Mar
38 %c
3,865
_;
Ponder
„
75c
15,700
Sep
12c
39,400
Uranium
Gold
Pitch-Ore
Placer
for Week
Sale Price
13
►
Feb
1.35
Range
Par
High
-
July
July
ac
Development
Pioneer
,♦
10
1.75
Gas
Gold
300
8%c
1
Mineral
&
&
12
101
1
Goldfields
Low
High
12
_
Preierrea
Pershcourt
Low
#
IlOO
com
Week's
(not Included In year's
range).
2
Ex-stock dividend.
'<
Credit
»
v
*
Par
Peoples
Friday
Last
'
STOCKS
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
'
Sales
-
-
!
44
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1576)
OVER-THE-COUNTER
SECURITIES
Quotations for Friday, October
15
Investing Companies
Mutual Funds—
Aberdeen
Par
Affiliated
Ask
Bid
Mutual Funds—
American
Mutual
1
7.59
8.30
5.51
5.96
Investment
1
14.75
16.12
Trust
1
4.40
4.70
xl3.82
15.02
11.47
12.51
B-l
Axe-Houghton Fund "A" Inc__1
10.89
11.84
B-2
(Medium
"B" Inc—5
21.08
22.91
B-3
(Low
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc_l
3.49
3.81
B-4
Fund
Development
Fund
-
Corp
Johnston
Fund
—1
1
;s
Canada
General
(1954)
13.37
10.71
Stocks)
1
S-3
(Speculative Com Stk)
S-4
(Low
1
9.96
Stks)_l
7.62
1
Kxickerbocker
29.34
32.14
6.14
1
11.03
Loomis
9i/2
1
13.92
1
Priced
Com
10.81
Sayles
Mutual
Asset
40.40
j 40.40
Managed
15.06
Funds—
Automobile
shares
lc
4.52
2.87
3.16
5.03
5.59
3.49
3.85
com—100 9,000
,i___100
140
1
9 300
7.77
Paper
17.19
Steel
17.08
18.57
Manhattan
14.55
15.82
14.45
Ctfs of
Mass
7.11
lc
Bond
Fund
Investors
5.73
4.83
5.32
Inc—10c
Investors
beneficial
5.25
lc
Massachusetts
13.37
Consolidated Investment Trust-1
4.56
6.46
shares
1
—
4.14
lc
shares
-1
~1
Inc
Metals———lc
shares
Petroleum
8.45
Stock
—
Equipment
Non-Ferrous
145
15.84
1
—
Fund
Growth
343/4
37 y*
10.8O
11.81
1
Vegh Mutual Fund Inc___—1
12.33
12.45
47.51
47.99
Mutual Invest Fund Inc
1
18.91
20.79
Mutual
Dividend
Investment,
Inc
Fund
Income
Fund
Vegh Income Fund Inc
Delaware
Fund
Diversified
Growth
Net
1—___—1
Fund
Stock
9.29
?
Investment Fund—1
Diversified
10.18
8.13
8.91
Shares
asset
Mutual
8.84
1
21.48
32.77
8.57
9.41
13.62
13.62
Corp—
Trust
Shares—
1
2.12
2.32
1
12.59
13.63
National
National Security Series—
Balanced
Series
;
Fund——
Balanced
Fund
Stock
18.25
Boston
—10
Corp
23.87
2.93
Fund Inc_l
6.21
22.08
3.22
11.95
12.99
Income
Preferred
Fundamental Investors
Futures
Gas
Inc
Natural
Resources
Natural
Resources
8.47
7.74
24.06
26.37
1
General
Investors
Trust
21.48
71.88
6.47
3.55
$1.50
lc
7.93
8.69
17.64
Pine
Building
shares—
lc
lc
12.71
13.92
Fund...
Electronics
7.74
8.48
Price
9.84
10.73
Fund
lu.05
11.01
Puritan
Electrical
&
5.35
6.22
6.82
lc
5.93
Trust
9.36
shares
bond
shares
lc
n.02
Industrial Machinery
shares_lc
10.52
9.45
10.30
Merchandising
Mining shares
shares
Railroad
RR
Bond
Steel
shares
Tobacco
tUeo)
Fund
Scudder,
Fund
(Net asset
Stevens
1,
Oct.
l%s Dec.
l%s
l%s
5.90
32.20
32.20
Shareholders Trust of Boston—1
1
9.64
68.00
71.50-
9.23
10.11
2.20
2%
17.92
15.80
31.22
17.92
17.09
33.75
10.55
26.41
9.37
10.21
1
6.19
6.77
Inc—
Fund—1
Accumulated
8.19
8.90
l
5.80
6.34
Shares_l
15.69
17.05
Fund
Fund
14.14
United
Fund
1
7.61
8.32
Inc
1
X7.44
8.13
Inc—1
5.12
5.60
Van Strum & Towne Fund Inc_l
1
9.74
10.61
Science
Value
lc
96c
lc
18.22
Value
1.06
Line
Line
Fund
Income
19.93
Wall Street
17.19
Fund-lc
18.80
Washington
5.52
6.04
Fund
Investing Corp
lc
1
16.80
1.60%
Par
10
1.43
Bid
Fund
Ask
Bid
Ask
1-54
bl.15
0.75%
1.40%
6-
1-54
3-
1-55
bl.25
1.10%
1-54
bl.15
0.75%
1.30%
7-
1-54
4-
1-55
bl.25
1.10%
5-
Rate
1-54
bl.20
0.95%
2-55
bl.25
1-54
bl.20
0.95%
1.20%
9-
1-54
6-
1-55
bl.25
1.15%
3-55
bl.25
1.05%
1.25%
10-
1-54
7-
1-55
bl.25
1.15%
1.45%
5-
3-54
2-
1-55
bl.25
1.10%
United States
1.20%
Bid
October
21,
1954
October
28,
1954
November
4,
Dollar Value
Bid
12, 1954
99.994
December
99.979
December
2,
9,
99.955
1954
99.992
99.962
December
16,
December
1.58
99.935
99.944
23,
1954
December 30, 1954
99.822
99.931
99.803
99.813
99.913
January
6,
1955
99.784
99.793
13,
1955
99.761
99.768
Bank & Trust
Par
New
Co
10
38%
40%
Par
Chase
100
10
National
Bank
&
15
Trust
State
Exchange
(White
Bk
10
Tr__25
&
Bank
419
431
54%
City Nat'l Bank and Trust
Continental
56%
National
N
Trust—20
Y)
16
First
10
Bank
Fiduciary
Trust
&
49%
National
New
32%
35%
145
155
29%
422
434
Cleveland
Union
69 y2
71
Hanover
20
96
99
Industrial Bank of Commerce-10
33
10
25%
26%
40
170
10
Bid
81
5
of
43%
45%
Amer__5
96%
43
294
31%
Merchants Fire
5
25 %
29
Merchants
25
64 %
67 %
37
National Fire
&
10
31
71%
73%
37
& Co Inc
100
City Bank
20
307
Trust
72
33%
10
53
54
25
40
42
Bank_12.50
54%
56'/a
Trust__26
85%
88 y2
48%
50 %
20
40
42
20
55
17
55
Manufacturers Bank & Trust_20
31
Mercantile
53%
117
122
71
76
New Amsterdam
5
38
40
New
Fire Ins
Assn
5
26%
28%
New
Union
Fire
29
Detroit
Jersey City
First
Security-hirst
States
133 %
47%
49 y4
—2
25
10
Trust
59
100
Mellon
St.
4
11%
7%
143
8 v2
153
18%
17%
293
303
10
99 %
29 y2
Recent
12%
104 y*
Bonds—
Amer
Tel
32
Tel
Boston Edison
Ask
103 %
103%
Southern
1984
100%
101
27 y2
29 %
Mountain States
101%
102
Fire
31
33
10
Fire
Pacific
3%s
1989.1984
Tel
1989
New Jersey Bell Tel
103
100-vs
100 y4
100%
76 V2
102
103%
104y4
Pacific Power & Light 3y2s_1984
Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line—
80
101%
1984
102%
103y2
101%
101%
31%
25 V4
27%
89 V2
93 %
Phoenix
10
88
91
10
51 %
52%
Providence-Washington
10
30
32
Peoples
2.50
63%
65 %
Reinsurance
2
12
13%
Public Serv
Co
of
34%
35%
Republic
10
58
61
Public
El
&
78
Corp
(N
Y)
(Texas)
St Paul Fire & Marine
.
6.25
43 y2
Seaboard Surety Co
10
41%
74%
Security
10
41
43
10
52%
10
65
1,390
(New
Haven)
5
19
5
43
46
Standard
5
37%
383/4
Travelers
27
28%
U S
Fidelity & Guaranty Co—10
U S
Fire
(Jacksonville Fla)_2%
10
Hartford Fire Insurance Co___10
Serv
Light
3%s
103%
104y4
3%s_1984
101%
102 V8
Gas
3%s_1984
104 y8
104%
Southern Bell Telep
42%
169
20V2
'
44y4
174
,
Springfield Fine & Marine
Accident
Westchester Fire
3s
3%s
1989
Stocks-
Dallas Power & Lgt 4%
pfd
•
Paso Nat Gas 5.65% pfd_100
Louisiana Power & Light—
4.16% preferred
100
Northern
4.11%
States
FOOTNOTES
•
No
par
value.
78%
80%
b Bid
3
x47%
49 Me
k Admitted
2
26%
28%
yield
Stock
.
103 y2
FOR
price.
100 xl00%
101%
100
105%
107
preferred
lOff
103%
104 y2
x
the
New
110%
101
preferred
t New
on
109 y4
100
Power—
preferred
Gas
Transmission—
OVER-THE-COUNTER
1
to
listing
Exchange.
x99%
5.85%
Tenn
*
55%
102 %
5.12%
1979
Col
68
100 1,350
1974
Gas
Imprvmt
Power
El
44%
71%
Globe & Rutgers Fire
Hanover Fire
3%s
46%
41%
5
Great
American
44%
10
Globe & Republic
Gulf Life
100%
1989
3s
Northern Pacific RR 4s
108
Gas
& Tel-
3s
Fidelity & Deposit of Md—_10
75
105
Western Maryland RR 3y2S-l979
Fire
Falls
Ask
100%
100
RR
Power 3VsS
Indemnity Co_—__—10
Peerless Casualty Co
—6
Glens
101%
Edison
99%
Central
Niagara Mohawk Pow 3yes_1984
General Reinsurance
Corp
Calif
1984
71%
5
104%
3y4s_1979
Tennessee Gas 3%s
United
69%
4
100%
1974
Bid
1984
3s
West Penn
12.50
Newark
3s__197fl
Bonds—(Cont.)
3%s
Co
39
100%
Northern
of
37%
102 y2
67 %
Life
A—6.25
& 8
100%
65 %
Firemen's
Amer N T
100%
10
Franklin
of
Security Issues
Bid
&
Bank
10%
FJ
162
102
9%
(S
100
100%
2.50
Philadelphia
Trust
Francisco
Montana
3.33%
Fund
68 y2
75
Illinois
River
of
&
65
64%
Commonwealth Edison 3s__^ 1984
Northeastern
68
Bank
61
20
Trust—20
44%
80
30
25
&
44%
360
4
Trust
Bank
58
56%
52 y2
77
10
25
Union Trust
Grove
United
&
Co
42%
350
Pacific
Trust
Bank
Louis
Tower
Bank
Bank
50V2
42%
10
64%
National
2
10
10
61%
&
National Bank
National
Mutual
St
Bank
5
Fire
Continental
•
Nat'l
Louis
San
State Bank of Albany..
62
(N J)
Connecticut General Life
York
Nat'l
Pittsburgh
First
129 %
Bank
Bank
5
Casualty
Hampshire
North
National
Los Angeles
Boatmen's
_25
National
Bank
National Bank of Detroit
16c
31
—5
Manufacturers
10
National
54 y4
Trust_17y2
&
43%
31%
317
52%
6c
National
Commerce
40
20
38'%
5
,
Assurance
lo
41%
of
69
34
Manufacturers Trust Co
20
Meadow Brook National Bank
51%
—10
Bonding
Co
National
common
preferred
Insurance
10
Bank
304
1
Life
Casualty
prior
-60
47
Jersey Insurance Co of N Y—10
National
260
58
98 %
10
North
34 V2
$2.10
246
16
Ask
77
Home
Co
50
180
10
of
36 VB
Co
10
36
Irving Trust
Kings County Trust Co
Long Island Trust
34%
City Bank
Hartford
73
Bank
20
Peoples 1st Nat'l Bank & Tr__20
20
United
Steamboiler
Insurance
Trust
Bank
Connecticut
44
69 Va
Trade Bank & Trust Co
Par
140
32 %
National
& Trust Co
65%
Nat'l
100
Cleveland
43
100
&
31%
40
40
York
460
Northern Trust Co
93%
10
Public
440
47%
50
Bank—
Bank—
96 y2
308
460
47
20
(The)
x93%
301
440
45%
Trust
Connecticut Bank & Trust Co_25
Rochelle
National
Trust—33%
100
91%
Bank
Franklin Square N Y
New
71%
Savings Bk__100
Harris
10
of the City of N Y
First Westchester Natl Bank
of
&
Bank
51%
10
Trust
Franklin
Ask
68%
Illinois
Bank
National
Central
Plans
Federation
Bid
25
Chicago
Manhattan Co
Trust
Sterling
Ask
29%
Assn
99.833
Companies
Ask
Albany, N, Y.
136
(Newark N J)__2y2
Bid
York
5.13
Massachusetts
Fireman's
99.861
99.921
4.74
33 %
j
99.882
99.849
99.903
1954
American
Inc
Investment
32
Pederal
99.899
99.870
1954
18, 1954
1
Wisconsin
Maryland
Employees Group Assoc
Employers Reinsurance
Ask
26,
23.60
Lincoln
Co
99.888
November
21.90
54
Inc
1954
1954
November
1
35%
Casualty
1.15%
Treasury Bilis
Ask
99.974
—
Rights
33
Forster
2-54
8-
Dollar Value
National
31%
&
Due
1-
13.76
33%
Crum
Dated
12-
25.14
52
Camden
Bid
1111-
12-
12.83
5
Shippers
Due
1-54
1-54
23.03
4
&
98.20
1-54
1
Fidelity & Casualty_5
$1.25 conv preferred
5
Bankers
98.12
1959
6-
1
Hartford
67
10
American
Boston
1,
99
4-
,
Wellington Fund
177
10
10
Automobile
99.20
98.24
3- 1-54
Rye
American Surety
99.20
100.2
3-54
17.14
Insurance Companies
American Re-insurance
100.2
1.30%
Whitehall Fund Inc
'
Institutional
Automobile
100.2
5-
Freeport
Morgan (J P)
Mutual
Investors
lc
Equitable Assur
100.6
2■
Guaranty Trust Co
26.41
1
Fund
Inc
Funds
United
2.40
13.08
(net
Investors
Fund
United
Institutional
Amer Ins Co
Dated
1.35%
Empire Trust
State Street Investment Corp^._*
Stein Roe & Farnham Fund
I
Institutional
American
1959
100
103.2
Federal intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
Bate
National
Sovereign
Institutional Shares Ltd—•
American
Oct
100.26
Chemical Bank
3.26
Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
Co-
1959
99.12
Ask
100.26
Corn
9.22
Income
____
l%s
100.18
100.18
23.56
4.88
Continental
Life
1958
1958
99.12
April
County Trust Co
Shares
United
Insurance
l%s
1956
32%
9.05
Amer
United
Agricultural Insurance Co
100.30
1956
21.79
4.44
Selected
14.74
Aetna
100.28
1955
1,
31%
1
13.57
Aetna
99.26
1.
Feb.
Oct.
1
value)—•
Fund
Stock
21.66
Casualty & Surety
l%s
l%s
1
_
value)
13.16
Aetna
100.12
l%s
99.30
100
15,
l%s
100.10
1955
Bank of New York
2.96
Common
asset
13.63
Fund
15,
103
__
1,
100.13
15,
April 1,
Bankers
7.76
21.66
;
point
1957
1,
100.11
1954
Dec.
23.01
9.47
*
Inc
15,
March
22.55
8.64
1
Insurance
April
100
Treasury Notes—
Bank of the
7.08
Haydock
Growth
a
Bid
l%s
100.12
Clark—
&
33.62
Fund
of
Treasury Notes—(Cont.)
2%s March 15, 1957
l%s April
1, 1957
Oct.
23.59
Stevens & Clark
Inc
Scudder,
32.65
Income
32nds
more
l%s
21.70
Canada Inc
Growth Industry Shares Inc—1
Guardian Mutual Fund Inc
1
Institutional
or
100.5
18.20
Stock
runa,—
of
Texas
Fund
one
Maturity—.
100.3
17.84
t5.46
Television-Electronics
Foundation
Ask
1955
15.03
split
4.07
Institutional Bank Fund
100.2
First
8.83
Incorporated Investors
100.6\
99.24
15.
14.05
1
3.70
Inc
99.28
1960
Jnc—
8.06
Fund
1959
l%s May 15 1957
1
Growth
Rowe)
lc
Hudson Fund Inc_.
1,
1,
100.5
99.30
8.90
9.40
lc
i,
;
May
32
lc
shares
2%s
100.3
*
Inc
Fund
8.40
lc
shares
100.4
1955
25
Inc
lc
Utility
102.8
100.2
1955
100.10
26
lc
shares
shares
stock
102
1958 wi__
17,
5
lc
lc
Equipment shares,
Railroad
1958.
22,
—5
.lc
-Petroleum shares
1,
1,
March
Commercial
9.84
Bond
May
2y4s Nov.
3.03
Inc
Scudder
11.52
shares—lc
Institutional
2%s
l%s May
iy«s Aug.
2.50
Fund
Putnam
9.88
General
99.30
100.1Q
-
100.6
100.6
100.2
Is
Shares—
6.51
8.54
shares—_____lc .«/
Equipment
100.3
January
3.42
22.09
Trading
3-for-l
Ex
Fully administered shares—lc
Food
99.24
1957-55
1955
November
3.12
20.43
.
Fund
(T
lc
Stock
&
Street
Fund.lc
share3
4.88
14.99
1
preferred-,
Pioneer
(The)
6.87
Inc—lc
Philadelphia Fund Inc
16.12
Growth
6.29
13.72
Canada
of
1956
lc
Chemical
100.7
1,
15,
4.19
Pacific Amer Investors com__10c
shares—
Capital
1%S Oct.
7.17
Series
7.03
3.82
1955
Aviation
Common
100.17
101.26
Indebtedness—
of
5.85
lc
Series
77.29
Fund
Fund.
American
Petroleum
shares—
100.13
101.18
Bid
9.16
5.35
1
Inc
England
North
Group Securities—
Automobile
1955
1, 1956
23.48
1
1
Corp—'
Capital
3.27
1
Inc
1,
Mav
100
7.58'
8.38
1
Series
11.26
x7.0G
2
Industries Fund Inc
General
Feb.
11.17
6.94
1
Stock
12.87
New
10.22
1
Stock Series
Fund
series——lc
stock
2%s
15.92
1
Series
X7.73
lc
14.73
1
Series
10.36
stock series
Common
18.30
1
Series—.
Speculative
Funds Inc—
Franklin Custodian
17.05
1
Stock
11.74
Fund
Mutual
1
Corp„
Series
Growth
shares—1
interest
Beneficial
Fund
Preferred
Formula Fund of Boston—
Founders
Securities-
Investors
Bond
54 y2
52 %
Wide
Balanced
16.54
5.99
20c
5
Industrial
Financial
First
Nation
19.51
15.47
———
Fidelity Fund Inc
100 3'2
1.50%
interest
25c
Equity Fund Inc—
__
1957
1.90%
value
of beneficial
Howard—
&
1955
Maturity—.
35.45
1
interest
13.80
Dreyfus Fund Inc
Eaton
100
100.1
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness & Notes
23.22
*
1
beneficial
of
12.11
Shares
Dividend
2s June 1,
Life Fund—
2.50
E—
1954
26.56
Diversified Trustee Shares—
Series
1,
Stock
Inc
Massachusetts
Units
8.07
24.57
Trust—
interest—1
1
Western
Crown
Nov.
l%s Feb.
4.10
Inc
Concord
2yzs
2y4s Feb.
l%s June 1,
Certificates
shares_lc
Composite Fund Inc
Ask
100 &
Figures after decimal point represent
*
Electrical Equipment shares_lc
General Industries shares—lc
&
-
Central Bank for Cooperatives—
2%s Feb, 1, 1955
Fund—
Value)
IO1/2
Business
Bond
Bid
100
2%s
8.32
4.98
Composite
point
10.87
26.40
Investment
a
Bank Bonds—
11.82
Fund
22.70
Commonwealth
1955
15, 1955
1.25s Mar.
6.73
25c
Lexington Trust Fund
Inc.™
17,
of
32nds
more
'
9.39
28.83
4.55
—_____
or
Federal Land
11.69
Com
21.00
Fund
Jan.
one
Ask
14.59
(Income
24.42
Securities
Bid
10.57
—1
Preferred
Colonial
De
20.50
9.69
Fund_______——— 1
Christiana
De
11.89
18.79
(Net
Capital Venture Fund Inc
Century Shares Trust—:
Chemical
Fund
10.89
1
Stocks)
9.24
—
20.95
(High-Grade Com Stk)—1
Fund
Inc
27.47
19.21
1
Pfd
26.71
________1
Fund
25.18
(Speculative Pfd Stks)„1
5
Inc.
Ltd
Canadian
(Discount Bonds)
__1
General Fund
__1
S-l
29.81
3%
jpund Inc____10c
Bullock Fund Ltd
Bonds)_l
Bonds)
S-2
27.57
Inc
Grade
Priced
12.30
__1
America
Street Invest Corp
Canada
28.40
24.17
11.32
Fund
27.21
(Income
22.48
Broad
35.54
K-2
*
Bowling Green
34.84
Bonds*—-1
(Investment
./'■
Federal Home Loan Banks—
1.30s
1
K-l
Bond
Boston
Mutual
Inc
4
Holdings Corp
1
Blue Ridge Mutual Fund Inc—1
of
(The)
Boston
12
11
Blair
Tr
of
Keystone Custodian Funds—
»
Inc
Axe-Houghton Fund
Inv
Figures after decimal point represent
Investment Co of America
Inc—1
Beneficial
Obligations of Government Agencies
Ask
1.20
Business Shares
Mutual
Bid
1.10
1.25
Inc
Fund
American
Atomic
Par
25c
Fund
Monday, October 18, 1954
...
York
stock,
Ex-dividend,
wi When
y
issued,
Ex-right®.
ISSUES
Volume 180
Number 5369
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
THE
Bank
with
based
the
COURSE
clearings this week show
a
year
increase compared
an
16, clearings from all cities of the United
from which it is possible to obtain
be
2.3%
above
Our
year.
those
the
for
preliminary
stand
against $17,701,696,043 for the
this center there is
States
corresponding week last
totals
at
$18,105,753,028
week in
same
1953.
At
gain for the week fended Friday of
a
7.3%. Our comparative summary for the week follows:
£
CLEARINGS—RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
:Week Ending Oct. .16—
New
;
,
York
Chicago
City
________
%
«
$8,323,830,434
+
507,460,832
+
527,397,241
360,750.290
-
_i__
i
Cleveland
363,383,859
f,
.
541,657,000
334,984,883 i:
.
-___
436,362,382
;Ten
cities, five days
$13,713,396,172 $13,151,238,285
•
Richmond
Total
All
all cities,
cities,
Total
3,660,297,380
—-
five days—
$17,373,693,552
732,059,476
all pities
for week—T_
3.5
—
$16,943,286,415
758,409,628
day
one
3,792,048,130
+
2.5
—
+
2.3
Atlanta
monthly detailed statement of transactions
the New York Stock Exchange is
appended.
The
results for September and the nine months of 1954 and
1953 follow:
'
.y
V
y:>-^
■
—Month of September1953
1954
Stocks—
Number
of
shares
41,231,548
'•
-r
:
Railroad
U. S.
$50,574,100
Bank
government
8,964,480
1,000
Total
bonds
1953
388,820,180
266,279,846
;
21,500
______
$59,574,580
$56,308,200
Louis
San
January
February
33,374,561
"70,180,730
1st
.
April
.
May
June
:__
2nd
27,195,265
41,233,877
"
42,472 257
29,512.893
35,625,302
,419
93,8-9 231
147,039,909
34,3'/0,236
25,766,988
23,585,782
26,075,090
25,515 558
27,402,150
.
Months
.
128.004.897
86,212.314
78,064,270
238,806.601
192,980,733
171.913,501
24,135,228
36,394,904
3rd
69,155,630
98,025,118
28,96^,930
23.892,939
41.231,548
Quarter
.
■
..
The
27.172,196
150,013,579
ti,
.
,
73,299,113
•
*
•
■
-
/
-T
*
-
'
—
-
'
—•
of bank clearings at leading cities for the
September and the nine months ended with
of
today,
September in each of the four
the totals
CLEARINGS IN LEADING CITIES
IN
SEPTEMBER
4,044
3,946
3,842
3,411
35,752
35,928
33,095
33,405
2,365
2,346
2,292
2,047
22,526
22,067
4,573
4,430
4,610
4,092
42,104
41,461
St. Louis
20,905
41,579
1,452
1,495
1,347
1,149
12,876
12,664
11,634
11
14,075
__
8.6
890,562,072
+
+
6.5
+
4.2
+
7.0
845,086,701
1,125,834,765
620,204,864
479,427,761
512,847,915
569,635,273
451,068,698
.
879,185,605
,
-
-
878,829,447
570,293,880
766,550,495
940,212,090
570.190,587
470,761,904
+
5.0
557,647,729
552,839,480
409,844,003
393,216,414
+
4.2
364,735,161
1,018,567,120
932,146,671
+
9.3
926,101,763
324,679,575
771,738,295
20,103,476,456
18,224,311,745
+ 10.3
16,874,565,493
13,221,311,190
8,762,187,576
6.4
8,612,197,453
7,440,481,227
••
542,507,412
<*
.
•1
cities
record
in the Richmond Reserve District
larger by 2.1% and in the Atlanta Reserve
The Chicago Reserve District has to its
credit an improvement of 0.3%, the St. Louis Reserve
District of 0.6% and the Minneapolis Reserve District of
the totals
are
District by 3.3%.
$86,923,952,-
In the New
gain of 4.1%
a
+
smaller by 4.1%, but
of the clearings for
3.6%.
the
In
Kansas
City Reserve District the totals
4.4%, in the Dallas Reserve District
of 4.3%.
In the
Cleveland Reserve
District the totals
Month of September—
1st
6.3%
and
Francisco
"
"
4,861,369,364
1952
or
"
$
-
2,785,991,477
4.1
38,423,727.479
+
5,288,765,386
2,718,881,380
4,083,836,434
8,076,840,852
40,547,611,789
3.0
4,876,352,494
4.1
+
2.1
+
3.3
+
0.3
2,456,100,225
33,571,498,586
4,325,207,113
4,379,377,708
4,883,909,530
2,635,139,350
3,840,370,164
7,677,626,613
—
8
"
Atlanta
16
"
5,073,292,177
2,775,539,274
4,218,877,944
Chicago
31
"
8,101,920,593
7
"
2,762,256,280
2,746,484,178
+
0.6
2,638,472,217
+
3.6
2,257,372,474
5th
Richmond
6th
8th
-
St. Louis
..
District
1951
$
1.4
—
4,721,613,328
17
Reserve
+
2,890,988,855
15
Philadelphia
Cleveland
cities
San
Dec. %
12
New York
3rd
the
Inc.
$
2,849,868,084
42,222,355,261
14
4th
in
1953
$
Boston
2nd
of
are
increase of
an
1954
Federal Reserve Districts
Minneapolis
Kansas City
16
14
"
"
2,336,596,195
3,372,768,711
+
4.4
11th
Dallas
11
"
+
6.3
San
19
"
3,492,338,943 *
4,856,769,198
3,285,966,244
12th
?
2,256,094,917
3,230,827,853
4,656,014,075
+
4.3
2,376,475,775
3,482,827,338
6,878,406,953
2,201,246,789
86,923,952,024
84,503,925,291
+
2.9
81,352,817,387
46,213,964,980
45,500,953,010
+
1.6
44,320,933,613
Francisco
Total
Outside
We
—180
York
New
cities
City
Federal Reserve Districts
1st
Months
2nd
New York
3rd
__
.
Philadelphia
__
12
<1
15
it
4th
__
Chicago
._
8th
St. Louis
Minneapolis iy.
Kansas City
10th
11th
12th
San
__
__
._
is
16
11
31
if
7
__
Dallas
a
8
23,804,890,621
if
11
14
11
19,507,194,800
29,811,478,466
11
16
Pittsburgh--
1,545
1,644
1,574
1,424
14,220
14,928
2,405
2,300
2,299
2,151
20,518
20,335
19,792
30,973,470,993
41,348,952,775
1,214
1,222
1,186
1,041
11,394
11,490
10.485
Cincinnati-
1.012
1,024
954
831
9,298
9,295
8,306
8,250
Kansas City
1,552
1,467
1,588
1,384
13,735
13,701
1,891
2,001
1.815
1,648
17,953
16,128
Nine Months
1951
$
1.2
12.9
25,321,203,284
355.099,677,074
25,261,789,064
331,625,816,944
+
1.6
43,839,164,928
43,575.722,523
—
3.2
43,181,595,913
42,412,266,764
+
0.3
22,051,989,579
1.8
34,567,947,578
66,270,645,423
21,141,818,997
32,074,792,165
0.9
+
1.2
21,721,824,956
+
5.2
+
—
+
2.0
+
2.9
65,478,465,038
21,631,273,058
17,528,260,835
27,985,536,074
26,108,675,213
39,271,277,275
17,908,438,059
28,882,512,281
28,399,737,240
._
+
0.4
39,766,663,863
805,846,953,297
756,884,958,574
+
6.5
727,011,400,178
694,095,693,949"
410,268,556,359
+
0.7
384,835,104,891
375.042,442,155
u
19
._180
cities
and
15,981
1953:
i
13,277
Cleveland-
13,865
17,133
39,537,662,057
$
+
10,128
-
"71789X394,958
y
412,959,373,801'
Francisco
Total
13,667
20,167
Baltimore-
2,945,773,550
4,262,490,193
1952
+
26,974,085,695
360,821,862,316
43,945.094,267
47,625,741,339
23,803,860,773
36,976,555,746
74,153,987,281
23,521,896.880
18,541,248.448
29,237,077,838
30,111,118,485
41,172,429,506
46,090,074,765
23,877,832,333
37,646,693,764 73,467,833,251
Cleveland
9th
Inc. or
Dec. %
1953
27,285,508,278
407.387,334,708
44,645,688,553
it
3,271,495,861
Nine Months
Nine Months
.
$
Boston
3,360,838,247
'
Federal Reserve Districts in the nine months for four years:
append another table showing clearings by
1954
41,279
San Fran.__
1,981,564,659
3,031,426,069
4,701,521,481
9th
10th
11,945
___
623,390,894
-
655,576,904
497,093,249
6,033,035,59#
973,189,842
1.0
1,171,464'; 161
629,010,391
21,043
Philadelphia
____
2.6
-
1.4%.
7th-
Month of September——
Jan. lto Sept. 30
omitted)
1954
1953
1952
1951 1954
1953
1952
1951
New York__ 40,709 39,002
37,031 32,354 392,887 346,616 342,176 319,053
Boston
8.1
+
—
'
967,093,315
show
is shown below:
years
(000,000
Chicago
+
1,037,006,841
1,036,488,756
658,679,016
•
1,247,827,981
«
a summary
_
BANK
-
Nine
course
month
-
33,641,623
56,928,134
.
September
8,570,717,484
1,157,219,215
Philadelphia Reserve District of 3.0%, but in
the Boston Reserve District the totals register a loss of
27,988,591
20,904,978
I
+ 13.7
and in the
247,188,683
24,115,424
1951
....
103,148,774
43,867,215
106.76
22,233,978
August
'
$
9,801,896,891
City
Reserve District
34,289,734
38,456,890
42.224,938
110,801.7)4
.
Quarter
Six
37,141,073
44,132,383
Quarter
34,086.902
30,209,260
1952
or
625,269,473
11
the 1954 aggregate of clearings having been
024 and the 1953 aggregate $84,503,925,291.
1951
33,294,760
______
—
L10
York
7th
41,912,744
March
New
Inc.
.Dec. %
*
+13.8
11
10
We also furnish
-Number of Shares
•
~
651,905,359
the month of September. For that month there was an
increase for the entire body of clearing houses of 2.9%,
35,000
1952
and in the San Fran¬
9,321,936,419
Francisco
Total
Outside
$687,876,580 $583,010,040
1953
4.2%
742.092,870
11
6
12th
yy.
652,177,117
9
Dallas
Exchange for the nine months of 1951
1954 is indicated in the
following:
1954
Reserve District of
cisco Reserve District of 9.3%.
1053
1,063,217,843
7
10th
The volume of transactions in share
properties on the
Month—
Dallas
'■
1,121,047,738
4
Minneapolis
Kansas City
New York Stock
to
Minneapolis Reserve District of 7.0%.
In the Kansas
City Reserve District there is a gain of 5.0%, in the
•1
10
York
1954
$49,468,500 $591,962,600 $510,450,50045,000
815,000
698,000
6,794,700
95,077,480
71,826,540
35,000
Government-,
t
;V ■'
•
misc.
&
International
Foreign
—Nine Months—
27,172,196
■*.
" < Bonds— ,r'yy1
and in the Atlanta Reserve District of 8.6%.
The JChi-*
cago Reserve District enjoys an improvement of 6.5%,
in the St. Louis Reserve District of 4.2% and in the
11
17
9th
Our usual
oh
Description—
a decrease of 1.0%, but in the Cleveland
District the totals register an increase of 2.6%
11,143,548,377
6
Chicago
8thSt.
3.5
$18,105,753,028 $17,701,696,043
Reserve
•1
7
11th
Other cities, "five days——.
In the Richmond Reserve District the
totals record
«
11
•
6tb
4.3
+
Philadelphia
Cleveland
7th'
r
•
11
5th
+ 18.0
'
District of 8.1%.
1954
''■V
New York
3rd
—12.6
.
1
!
12 cities
4th
9.0
—
240,426;618
,2nd
8.2
.+
499,485,557
283,696,514
0.7
;
367,925,544
i 1
i
Boston
1st
6.4
—
500,683;i66 *
_—____________z^__
Baltimore
3.9
—
371,500,000
Week Ended Oct. 9—
Federal Reserv$District$
1.1
,
347.700,000
San Francisco
:
4.4
—
they are located and from this it appears that in the
New York Reserve District (including this
city) the
totals show an expansion of 13.7%, in the Boston Re-*
serve District of 13.8% and in the
Philadelphia Reserve
SUMMARY OF BANK CLEARINGS
7.3
+
950,542,275
1,026,000,000
_____;
_________
Pittsburgh
1953
.
908,406,451
•
_______________
Kansas
-
"
; ,
1,037,000-000
_______
St. Louis
-
$8,935,441,411
,___
_
Philadelphia
Boston
1954
.
cities according to the Federal Reserve Districts in which
We
inasmuch as the week ends
Saturday, and the Saturday figures are not available at
time of going to press.
Accordingly, in the above the
last day of the week in all cases has to be estimated.
In the elaborate detailed statement, however, which
we present further below we are able to give the final
and complete results for the week previous —the week
ended Oct. 9.
For that week there was an increase of
10.3%, the aggregate of clearings for the whole country
having amounted to $20,103,476,456 against $18,224,311,745 in the same week in 1953. Outside of this city there
was an increase of 6.4%, the bank clearings at this cen¬
ter having registered an increase of 13.9%. We group the
weekly clearings will
45
CLEARINGS
cannot furnish them today,
country, indicate that' for the week ended Saturday,
Oct.
BANK
the foregoing will appear in our issue of next week.
telegraphic advices from the chief cities of
upon
OF
Complete and exact details for the week covered by
-
Preliminary figures compiled by usf
ago.
(1577)
_
Minneapolis
1,525
New Orl'ns-
Detroit
Louisville
1,467
720
4
1,486
704
2,408
707
690
646
719
__
1,304
...676
2,549
.
2,468
:
12,743
593
12,018
5,829
5,393
20,491
19,986
582
6.329
6,317
5,759
'5.523
671
666-
5.955
5,760
5,830
5,781
January
87,548,199,5*13
125
108,.
1,021
1,306
1,165
1,180
February
82,156,303,839
85,832,145,703
74,495,597,870
-.4,266
"4,020
3,696
3,284
March
97,698,872,237
90,455,281,857
ProvidenceMilwaukee
445
451
401
478
513
482
417:
4,464
556
526
453
4J708
615
635
563
5,537
145
:
327
...
Buffalo—
St. Paul-
557
Denver —:_i_
652
i
Indianapolis
303
''
301
274
238
Richmond
876
i
847
844
788
514
572
443
t
722
745
652
330
332
273
2,893
Memphis
_
739
Salt Lake C.
340
130
Hartford
Tet,27 cities 74,073
145
-
139
*
"
Months—
$
49,976,051,679
8.0
+
48,766.497,266
+
—
3.9
1.1
2.3
+
0.1
4,194
4,027
267,403,375,649
,250,783,025,430
+
6.6
136,215,522,570
136,113,211,924
4,080
April
89,332,721,537
85,442,341,546
+
4.6
46,252,211,948
0*
2,437
2,397
May
86.222.373.461
82.103.610 *178
1.5
2,672
R.O
44,432,006,961
—
2,762
+
6,572
6.223
5,870
95,989,594,057
+
8.0
47,176,363,800
June
88,893,269,435
+
6,654
45,895,607,767
43,787,180,113
48,423,331,206
—
5.083
4.337
4,279
4,083
3,924
5.9
138,106,119,086
137,860,582,709
+
6,287
256,439,221,959
6,233
6,073
271,544,689,055
+
6,303
274,321,641,656
273,973,794,633
+
2,539
1,132
507,222,247,389
6.3
2,651
538,948,064,704
+
2,938
104.
1/110
1,341
1,241'
6451000 622,898
596,009
Total
1st
Total
2nd
Total
6
71,892 805,846 756,884 727,011 694,095
Total
Out. N.Y.C.
46,213
45,500 44,320 39,537 412,959 410,268 384,835 375,042
Total
111,884
104,113
98,086
months
September
9
Month of
Clearings at—
1954
.
•
t
$
1953
$
47,087,998,082
43,705,810,634
+
5.5
,2.9
46,213,964,980
45,500,953,010
+
1.6
138,637,732,145
136,294,761,726
+
1.7
412,959,373,801
410,268,556,359
+
0.7
4.0
+
6.9
months—
805,846,953,297
756,884,958,574
+
6.5
September and since Jan. 1 for
—January 1 to
Inc.
46,313,129,132
46,110,638,033
+
+
249,662,711,185
September-
1954
or
1953
.
two years and for the week ended Oct. 9
for four years.
-Week Ended October 9-
September 30-
1953
1954
Inc. or
$
$
Dec. %
Dec. %
-1.0
+ 14.5
266,898,888.593
detailed statement for each city for the month of
0.0
04
84,503,925,291
quarter-
3rd
2.6
87,017,698,868
78,141,087,026
90,519,700,759
89.455,235,810
86,923,952,024
August
84,503 81,352
114,202
quarter-
July
86,923
10,630
quarter-
-
Total all—
our
Dec. %'
40,596,395,613
5.222
12,414
add
Ine. or
46,750,319,045
41,290,638.958
+ 10.3
4-
$
44,948,831,933
2.0
4,258
12,850
now
+
1953..
1
Dec. %
5,368
Other cities
We
~
1954
Inc. or
1953
'8
1954
4,599
72,089 69,544 61,262* 691;644
11,808
—
4.542
,
"
560
__
Seattle _i_T,
clearings, xoiai ah
6,130
24,351
104
_
11,542
6.401
.
695
_
.
MONTHLY CLEARINGS
23,370
2,219-
Omaha—
i
11,656
The following
Inc. or
1952
1951
Dec. %
$
•
First Federal Reserve District—Boston—
Maine—Bangor
10
Massachusetts—Boston
Fall
14 559,462
5, 890,392
-47,157,278
36, ,938,222
37,322.817
-
+
88, 271,736
87, 173,394
+
1.3
2,811,051
+
5.0
11.7
7,247,404
6,897,081
2,586,284
5,150,147
+
5.1
228, 377,168
204,,473,989
+
5.4
—
625,032,538
3,212,515
333,987,033
+
17.1
514,816,799
1.9
2,504,907
+
0.8
22,526 ,355,529
22,067,,712,107
+
2.1
+
13.3
121 ,662,986
113,,223,403
+
7.5
54, 428,537
51,,190,439
+
6.3
+
9.5
r,275"481
0.4
3,798,636
1.9
+
—
-
2.6
cities)—.—
j
-
454 ,497,649
3,274,767
1,224413
3,421,880
11,423,333
11,743,971
4.6
9,237,883
+
5.1
+
4.5
17,648,156
164,,749.400
+
—80.9
1,021 ,280,400
78 ,339,523
1,306. 947,100
75, 749,957
—4.4
-2?,2t5,508,278
26,974,*085,695
8,863,905
31,138,00.7
15,474,365
3.0
.5^0,988,855
^ -,
2.6
1,341,,144,768
587,,655,660
«—28.2
2,849,863,084
+
—
613, ,954,505
8,824.424
-
354,,205,084
-
169 ,628.900
—"4.1
,685,957
443;,130,762
338 ,071.698
—10.2
67,538,067
1
44,,969,029
131,,760,603
"
33,646,887
47,304,300
145,251,100
104 ,347.300
.
New Hampshire—Manchester
r
1.0
19 ,211,100
Rhode Island—Providence.
49 ,248,794
131 ,303,685
+< 5.0
—
V 145,664,261
130 ,759,165
]
Haven
W&terbury
3,147,673
+ 10.2
64 761,871
Connecticut—Hartford
Total (14
5,608,314
14,428,734
48 ,383,735
—
.Worcester
-
5,576,636
14 152,851
New Bedford
»
2,346,576,842
12,855,910
6. 142,840
Lowell
New
10,880.708
25,999,464
2,365 ,294,205
River
Holyoke
Springfield
,335.883
27 ,405,101
Portland
+
1,410 ,087,168
*-
11.0
■
'
—
12.0
1,30X331
+~4~2
+ 11.0
2,434,376
+
2.8
+
4.2
+
8.1
10,755,674
8,712,778
30,523,284
+
14.0
14,442,552
30|331~300
2,421,367
4,639,755
413,358,097
2,072,821
.1,442,107
2,015,441
8,023,388
6,819,330
22,110,864
10,768,529
3M3~8~00Q
—17*. 8
3.4
"270,726
1,951,818
—86.1
1,708,041
22,149,900
1,271,616
+
1.2
742,092,870
651,905,359
+13.8
625,269,473
49T,093^1#
+
—21.9
:25,?3T,00b
•
/
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
46
Month of
$
478.361.081
_____
11,082,925
Elmira
11,381.857
Rochester
—
Utica
•Connecticut—Stamford
New
Jersey—Newark
New
Northern
Total
Jersey-
(12 cities)
Third Federal Reserve
1953
Inc.
S
or
Dec. %
5.9
+
1,587,726,918
160,614,302
1,574,654,167
43,553,103
35,795,748
170,148,314
—
5.6
4,130,993
4,599,833,621
101,825,155
—
4,464,428,593
9 7,248,888
2.9
103,344,046
4,475,237
106,247,827
4.5
2,469,978
2,290,627
2,295,940
9,462,124,169
0.8
+
1952
1951
$
$
—
4.8
90,663,958
91,668,001
1.1
2,187,242
+
4.4
392,887,579,496
346,616,402,215
+
59.3
10,781,540,037
+
8.8
1,233,049,210
1,125,417,570
+
9-6
—
0.2
—
33,986,828
+ 21.7
34,054,641
44.474,856
7.7
2.7
4,110,536
94,762,800
7.8
2,389,768
2,737,557
70,869,763
2,408,642
—
—
+
4.7
2,028,251
2,298,544
+ 13.9
8,262,368,040
5,780,829,963
+ 18.1
20,137,536
15^253^559
—
28,784,837
19,081,199
18,746,014
+
1.8
25,891,567
17,711,239
29,152,729
25,991,512
+ 12.2
22,*140^629
727,207,866
728,443,570
2.9
154,880,376
91,670,652
244,155,261
3.9
912,520,949
146,784,666
817,481,599
+
7.9
2,435,041,492
279,423,843
+
0.6
2,636,372,660
2,265,919,846
2,583,283,592
40,547,611,789
+
4.1
407,387,334,708
360,821,862,316
5,995,999
7,297,687
11.4
61,582,276
56,203,812
8.2
61,006,481
64,868,737
9,219,019
15.0
69,283,844
73,445,715
30,613,001
+
4.8
267,547,737
+
+
3.2
184,506,773
—
0.1
2.1
47,923,198
48,440,243
—
1.1
+
1.6
+
0.9
3,238,271
2,780,526
7.3
6,025,988
5,960,117
+
4.5
3,112,223
+
7,689,197
2,921,716
7,507,016
12,555,827
0.7
21,417,613
269,404,692
184,233,033
32,090,488
Lancaster
22.113,467
Lebanon
2.2
—
5,168.833
'
Philadelphia
—
Reading
Scranton
—
Wilkes-Barre
York
-IIZ
Hazelton
Delaware—Wilmington
+
5.5
+
11.6
+
7.5
62,505,176
56,403,565
+ 10.8
47,736,569
37,900,656
+
2.1
61,583,046
58,741,415
+
4.8
57,523,444
43,568,605
+12.9
11,143,548,377
9,801,896,891
+ 13.7
8,570,717,484
6,033,035,508
+
9.6
2.160,732
1,416,339
1,654,174
—
6.0
1,596,546
1,786,542
—10.6
1,757.306
1,245,978
5.7
1,841,397
2,116,481
—13.0
1,447,267
1,263,452
42,104.000,000
41,461,000,000
—
5.1
134,504,922
133,276.452
26,8(35,148
8.6
235,233,759
253,760,588
13,719,405
4.2
125,270,970
119,921,108
31.850,374
1.1
321,510.139
287,578,822
+ 11.8
1,112.961
24,578,541
13,149,741
31,504,611
1,263,759
M35.361
G2.766.213
+ 13.6
11,240.017
9,923,652
1,693,164
+ 27.6
4,883,339
4,718,420
+
3.5
5,435,603
5,002,959
1,067,000,000
986,000,000
+
8.2
802,000,000
+ 16.5
1,108,000,000
2,749,773
1.1
5,770,354
5,916,582
6.5
3,001,960
2,460,503
+
2.4
5,735,970
6,234,839
+
9,108,000
2,493,135
+ 13.3
+
+
6.7
6.6
48,702,065
52,193,017
1.9
512,947,984
503,472,418
+
1.9
13,490,292
13,063,267
458,840,173
428,955,193
+.
7.0
10,009,753
8,459,592
44,645,688,553
43,945,094,267
+
1.6
1,121,047,738
1,037,006,841
+-
4.3
8,418,728
+
0.1
228,401,731
4.6
410,462,102
409,636,467
46,443,600
41,916,400
+
—
+
3.0
+
4,721,613,328
—
4.2
—
5,711,476
61,605.018
57,337,453
4,861,369,364
cities)
3.2
+
4,430,000,000
13,679,341
4.573.000,000
14.370,775
54,924,753
Jersey—Trenton
(15
$
+
7,834,256
_:
Total
1954
+
6,G27'S?,T
Harrisburg
New
*
$
Inc. or
Dec. %
17,801,585
Bethlehem
Du Bois
1953
District—Philadelphia—
.Pennsylvania—Altoona
Chester
6.9
—
81,126,995
42,222,355,261
_—
9.4
39,002,972,281
126,325,177
137,472,895
79,379,034
18,321,464
95,255,782
263,326,898
281.201.082
.—
Syracuse
20.0
11,959,054
40,709,987,044
Jamestown
New York
.
Monday, October 18, 1954
•\
17,057,518
—__
Buffalo
Dec. %
149,333.701
18,819,901
513,549,114
10,469,225
119,527,701
York—Albany
Binghamton
$
1954
York
Second Federal Reserve District—Hew
New
Inc. or
1953
..
—•—Week Ended October 9
—January 1 to September 30-
September-
1954
Clearings at—
.
.
(1578)
1.2
—
3.3
13,411,080
+ 18.3
8,493,063
7,707,080
+
8.1
1,157,219,215
845,086,702
7,694,945
+
9.4
7,249,990
219,415,736
+
4.1
204,789,402
7,334,801
193.563,846
+
0.2
376,660,777
+ 10.8
39,259,900
362,759,731
35,210,700
Fourth Federal Reserve District—ClevelandOhio—Canton
Cincinnati
—_______
Cleveland
.+
Columbus
Hamilton
Lorain
Mansfield
43,577,209
44,090,125
1,012,425,815
1,891,496,353
210,475,400
11,954,775
6.021,593
43,305,259
Erie
31,148,124
21,731,702
24,188,795
15,035,203
22,629,442
5,073,292,177
5,288,765,386
Kentucky—Lexington
West Virginia—Wheeling
Total
cities)
(17
6.3
+
4.0
0.1
51,157,993
56,811,381
5.1
364,921,924
1.3
395,487,054
—21.1
29,181,175
Oil City
Pittsburgh
+
103,862,542
263,335,960
0.1
1,152,057,961
337,724,700
413,942,624
293,674,582
1,214,943,416
+-
1,644,622,800
County
1,725,191,200
108,045,483
—
3,987,146
-
Oreensburg
1,833,576,700
—
6,027.496
41,203,078
3,778,886
2,547,777
1,545,962,587
Toledo
6.0
+ 10.7
10,803,062
33,521,188
136,244.201
Pennsylvania—Beaver
—
+
198,517,600
47,023,081
'
9,295,253,813
17,953,247,414
—
26,445,359
136,282,006
;—
Newark
345,920,625
9,298,255,556
17,133,229,316
—
46,402,418
Youngstown
360,643,919
1.2
5.5
1,024,369,522
2,001,306,659
+
5.2
32,533,134
34,644,362
—16.2
21,716,545
25,147,349
6 0
14,220.807,331
—
3,040.554
6.7
+
—
267,397,555
14,928,549,051
273,398,349
4.0
—
205,491,222
201,965,759
8.7
241,083,918
239,134,648
—24.7
140,328,184
182,329,524
4.1
46,090,074,755
47,625,741,339
+
22,249.528
19,961.645
—
—10.0
+
8.1
10,264,532
9,934,373
6,285,706
5,652,890
4.5
9,480,325
11,602,059
10,780,698
7,759,239
349,746,825
336,288,776
+
4.0
328,163,369
266,548,240
1,063,217,843
1,036,488,756
+
2.6
973,189,842
878,829,447
—
—10.3
—
—
5.2
6.1
—13.6
—
4.7
—
2.2
+
1.7
+-
0.8
—23.0
—
3.2
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmondwest Virginia—Huntington
Virginia—Norfolk
___
•South
Carolina—Charleston
Maryland—Baltimore
Frederick
of
1.8
+
0.9
686,380,000
692,675,000
+
3.5
6,572,589,596
6,654,701,309
+
0.9
24,530,917
—
1,214,463,599
(8
216,446,736
142,390,348
218,926,059
476,995,680
467,603,388
0.7
11,394,927,526
11,490,837,863
—
—
—
—
—
+
—
1.4
4,256.325
17,353.000
+
8.3
16,448,000
12,942,000
203,302,624
185,450,046
+
9.6
180,091,092
169,758,528
+
5.5
6,071,716
4,861,081
—10.5
314,465,159
273,529,055
1.1
5,903,518
5,593,452
302,762,553
338,361,471
2.0
0.8
6.0
44,547,487
48,404,179
6.0
4,345,183,703
4,088,322,627
+
6.3
117,161,097
108,241,034
2,718,831,380
+
2.1
23,877,832,333
23,803,860,773
+
0.3
652,177,117
658,679,016
2,775,539,274
—
—
2,977,827
3,572,417
13,791,000
1.2
+
4,999,461
502,124,696j
+ 15.7
3,680,013
0.9
473,670,771
4,698,198
cities)
140.761,605
+ 10.7
53,916.330
1,222,419,575
_;
Columbia—Washington
Total
+
59,671,089
Columbia
District
15,558,242
76,623,000
847,108,034
15,841,075
77,295,000
876,647,375
24,798,242
Richmond
.
8.0
8.2
102,742,510
1.0
+
—
623,390,894
;
<
106,225,395
570,293,886
Sixth Federal Reserve District—Atlanta—
Tennessee—Knoxville
112,549,372
111,149,813
—
1.2
—
959.768,283
961,009,516
418,978,100
416,953,536
+
0.5
3,933,472,292
3,775,754,549
1,405,700,0010
27,503,644
Nashville
•Georgia—Atlanta
Augusta
1,357,000,000
29,935,903
22,894,907
+
3.6
12,128,800,000
12,182,800,000
8.1
223,605,210
266,552,793
21,904,937
Columbus
—
4.3
—
184,691,467
204,958,836
88,141,225
—16.1
6,783,726
7,051,164
290,100,000
6,163,318
—
9.9
6JL03~004
5,921,533
+~2~i7i
4,82*57971
4,39*37307
+
9.2
148,053,616
117,875,852
+ 25.6
114,856,515
87,484,260
+
3.9
3.0
188/751*570
14576*8*0*869
+*2976
181,924,218
ll574*2*07509
9.1
10,295,536
9,142,551
+ 12.6
8,796,159
7,049,642
—19.5
837,160
625,302
4.0
152,505,902
152,113,275
879,185,605
766,550,495
1,976,045
1,821,476
37,427,260
+ 11.8
412,244,827
396,894,884
3.4
5,758,238,552
5,937,019,761
1.4
377,689,097
346,081,007
+
+
3.6
+
1.5
Montgomery
24,071,746
21,520,642
+ 11.9
188,001,926
21,686,000
48,103,132
7,732,430
20,639,000
+
5.1
191,787,000
181,398,880
188,992,000
2,770,304
3,093,309
720,937,170
704,173,446
4,218,877,944
4,083,836,434
Vicksburg
Oduisiana—New
Total
Orleans-
(16 cities)
Seventh Federal Reserve District—I
-Chicago—
—
—
9,039,969
2,549,874,534
31,135,728
Grand Rapids
Jackson
69,300,745
36,121,746
.1-—
15,829,908
13,536,404
Muskegon
Bay City
Wayne—
...
Gary
Indianapolis
South Bend
38,830,477
Milwaukee
Oshkosh
3.3
37,646,693,764
3.2
+
*
6.1
79,179,440
24,351,395,771
268,887,634
546,046,902
1.8
967,093,315 <
890,562,072
2,760,797
2,222,074
15.962,308
15,164,589
127848",130
12,474,044
6,979*234
7,5357581
777497516
776*4*27025
8.6
+
0.6
1.4
102,114,535
345,755,516
696,902,654
6.9
9,553,325
8,437,942
7,819,180
7,635,047
+
1.0
2,762,700,199
2,672,088,841
+
3.4
7073*9*7*000
657(7665
68759*77655
—17.0
76,*098*O65
—18.1
8,264,815
10.007,112
9,652,045
0.7
3,935,910
3,998,527
4,127,520
8,331,242
3,393,075
997013,636
9874*8*37773
87,870,994
83,686,449
5,447,047
34,913,099
17,576,555
+
—
+
9.4
3.1
396,289,764
279,634,878
134,408,793
263,770,690
1.3
4,266,472,801
4,020,699,470
51,139,291
54,826,653
91,711,542
14.247.811
32,018,444
188,251,363
1,401,078,513
547,544,055
25,276,463
451,509,312
5,883,507
—
—
11,010,639
1,475,144
—
7.4
8.3
87,115,618
1-2
13,694,259
3,411,118
+
3.2
28,893,324
21,482,937
+
5.2
174,207,076
60,549,372
197,448,382
1,473,048,850
566,704,680
+
—
+
3,043,336
10,805,534
7,632,544
3,946,419.764
57,748,491
36,182,368
24,049,682
25,127,779
34,862,366
8.0
151,849,550
133,458,600
Rock ford
+
1.3
+ 11.0
324,521,461
Peoria
+ 24.2
4.0
+ 17.7
2.5
6.9
10,094,105
+ 10.6
—
+-
2.2
3.2
+ 17.2
—
—
0.9
2.6
+
2.5
+
26,090,922
58,365,715
8.3
—
v
+
—
27,323,362
89,428,289
62,816,128
35,752,873.157
194,845,691
1.1
507,145,920
3.8
322,689,797
201,707,144
4.3
2.3
—
+-
6.0
+
6.1
—
—
—
0.5
+
6.7
5.0
3.9
—10.0
+
4.9
5,703,661
5,567,623
+
5.1
38,711,759
37,634,905
5,612,739
39,524,445
+
3.5
16,037,106
14,258,630
15,907,842
+
8.1
87.240.812
+-
2.5
61,249,842
35,928,635,899
178,274,832
524,938,850
349,954.361
+
2.6
1,531,423
1,702,693
2,757,291
0.5
935,680,140
6,377,451
861.158,159
829,375,591
9.3
3.4
13,558,674
8,275,073
13,707,037
9,879,082
13,973,558
7.783,381
5,873,412
14,681,935
6,148,017
4,521,534
6.5
1,125,834,765
940,212,095
33
325,000,000
281,300,000
145.029,963
151,2437814
146,494,994.
134,797,543
2,573,098
2,392,785
+
7.5
23,364,401
186.299,668
22,186,891
8,101,920,593
cities)
+
—
2.5
2.6
4,044,991,566
28,253,802
Springfield
Sterling
181,400,651
113,810,170
+
3,565,896
Decatur
817,530
174,101,171
317,051,552
+
7,433,321
l
657,732
4.4
111,006,170
14,620,976
10,709,778
Ames
Bloomington
Chicago
5.8
5.9
+-
324,911,838
149,739,938
109,203,409
337,724,714
703,946,940
62,486,513
Illinois—Aurora
—
5.6
170,349,648
City
—13.5
—
6.8
,29,241.857
1,492,143
Moines
(31
87,591,996
316,366,010
589,627,900
3,520,212
Manitowoc
36,976,555,746
23,370,688,104
22,606,224
Watertown
Iowa—Cedar Rapids
64,781,519
+
—
—
Cheboygan
Total
6,130,604,525
+ 23.9
79,666,155
5,449,936
.
6,401,661,743
—
301,424,654
41,759,368
14,995,938
31,267,864
445,820,283
Torre Haute-
Wisconsin—Madison
2.4
+ 13.4
7
35,505,007
77,199,898
303,312,261
34,666,611
Indiana—Fort
22,286,217
+
12,948,903
34,217,711
15,626,826
12,196,654
Flint
449,432,803
61,007,606
20,969,398
+
65,312,660
12,063,748
Lansing
Detroit
388,727,109
—
—
—
"./
10,254,373
Arbor
7.6
0.4
—10.4
52,040,723
7,764,246
2,468,655,000
38,568,554
Michigan—Ann
3.8
—
+-14.4
173,312.663
42,322,486
Des
92,503,611
296,200,000
7,310,177
5,694,675,793
677,648,156
Meridian
20,060,157
2.4
2.9
198,352,677
41,741,375
Jackson
19,425,892
+
+
6,217,676,577
+
654,617,788
Mississippi—Hattiesburg
9.0
—
90,887,900
307,400,000
15.0
f
Mobile
_
25,284,022
93,041,990
+ 16.0
21,359,116
^
645,591,506-^*
Tampa
23,004,970
316,300,000
35F;908;332
24,563,986
;
.Alabama—Birmingham
Cioux
0.1
4.2
0.4
+
41,826,013
Macon
Horida—Jacksonville
,
—
—
8,076,840,852
+
0.3
73,467,833,251
74,153,987,281
2.8
—
+
—
7.8
7,739,642
7,545,396
+
8.3
5.621,100
5,757,047
+
5.3
0.9
1,247,827,981
1,171,464,161
1.7
334.700,000
346,100,000
1,570,892
654,054,474
7,718,185
—
—
+
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
Missouri—St. Louis
1,452,775,684
14,168,331
Cape Girardeau
Independence
Kentucky—Louisville?
Tennessee—Memphis
—
—
HUrois—Jacksonville'
Quincy
I
1
Tatal (1 cities)
1,495,145,636
2,496.449
719,296.447
2,274,144
-707,536,725
514,156.049
560,424,206
2,569,537
14,312,246
-
2,311,005
10,525.626
10,748,373
2,762,256,280
2,746,484,178
—
1.0
12,876,707,935
124,061,716
12,664,096,174
125,609.536
+
—
+
9.8
22,586.474
21,114,266
+
7.0
+
1.7
6,317,460,028
4,279,747,475
20,072,014
0.2
158,815.546
152,001,424
+~7i
9.0
6,329,954,030
4,337,878,555
22,543,115
+
+
+
1.4
159,456,228
127,907,939
+
2.1
91,153.796
93,797,387
2.8
2/505/130
3,o6l7o28
0.6
23,804,890,621
23,521,896,880
1.3
655,576,904
629,010,391
+ 11.2
—
+
—
1.2
24.7
+ 12.3
—
+
—1372
3,679,907
2,849,231
4.a
620,204,864
570,190,587
+
Volume
Number 5369
180
...
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1579)
Month of September—
Clearings at—
1954
$
January 1 to September 30—
Inc. or
1953
/.
1954
Week Ended October 9-
1953
$
$
Dec. %
$
Inc
.
or
1954
Dec. %
1953
$
,
34,730,370
St.
36,173,072
1,525,729,281
1,467,594,612
8,154,261
8,660,117
557,616,453
Minneapolis
Rochester
556,121,430
—
Paul
+
6.0
344,7.96,498
7,856,757
325,200,519
74,792,234
+
4.8
124,492,091
0.3.
4,708,949,984
4,542,315,051
+
6.7
35,172,367
34,901,157
+
6.0
11,871,168
11,172,470
+
+
8.4
299,954,154
283,323,811
+
Forks
5,217,000
+
4,344,000
+ 20.1
6,349,024
5,928,426
+
19,424,194
16,407,640
25,552,636
25,033,796
3,427,480
Falls
Huron
Great
26,785,368
21,029,256
49,726,444
2,105,829
2,122,338
2,336,596,195
2,256,094,917
.
Lewistown
Total (16 cities)
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas
38,372,000
+
4,296,144
47,702,003
+
+
8.0
2.1
250,232,939
230,767,358
+
30,776,903
29,776,455
+
22.1
+
183,405,649
201,577,095
9.9
+
+ 11.9
149,266,883
139,362,258
+
Kansas—Manhattan
+
9.6
8,585,014
8,216,090
3,720,805
+
3379
4,712,673
4~837,665
458,335,364
454,132,574
+
+
25~2
0.8
14,152,980
14,811,322
—
19,507,194,800
18,541,248,448
+
512,847,915
5.2
5,842,378
12,980,905
479,427,761
5,842,579
5,721,809
+ 12.8
147l687l06
13,¥167864
7.0
451,068,698
470,761,904
4.5
3.6
7,312,268
14,643,834
0.9
+
.■■■■
+
+ 16.5
37,058,196
36,947,971
+
0.3
350,778,214
346,231,852
+
1.3
5,955,261,980
5,760,995,178
+
3.4
1,146,157
646,057,050
3,376,060
+ 41.0
800,198
+
5.2
892,958
607,15f)
9,320,707
9,165,878
149,059,245
+"
1.7
9,138,843
+"2.5
159,203,953
7,220,778
150,079,823
+ 10.4
10,843,987
10.836,616
+ 12.5
19,065,929
18,734,576
'
.
56.0
+
813,026
841,818
,u
7.5
—
,
152,778,065
...
..
.
„
879,367
696,866
2,936,877
+ 15.0
2,242,482
2,581,469
—13.1
19,860,346
22,634,807
37,151,955
.+
5.0
362,045,196
341,339,148
+
6.1
10,329,907
99,826,763
91,221,364
+
9.4
878,388,903
847,751,106
+
3.6
22,239,730
9,355,888
19,761,303
4,502,356
4,198,738
+
7.2
39,628,274
37,181,063
+
6.6
1,552,489,735
1,467,581,212
+
5.8
13,865,006,836
13,735,798,338
355,823,989
333,234,830
+"¥i
51,095,477
50,570,314
+
1.0
457,908,524
337^4267612
443,937,113
34575~3~i7i25
11,421,060
13,002,580
—12.2
799,196
2,019,409
—60.4
13,016,690
11,630,772
14,981,249
13,213,685
208,546,965
237,497,234
—12.2
2,013,493,610
1,977,494,338
1.8
144,267.137
+ 19.8
4,065,610
+ 41.0
3,919,230
2,950,611
■
Wichita
Missouri—Joplin
Kansas
City
Joseph
Carthage
St.
Oklahoma—Tulsa
Colorado—Colorado
23,165,815
17,049,744
+
615,795,106
+
5.9
(a)
—
(16
cities)
27,803,215
35.9
652,023,934
Springs
Denver
Total
109/7547907
8,148,043
*39,000,000
Parsons
Topeka
Pueblo
104/7997491
7.1
+ 16.7
—
38,262,436
695,992,103
.
7*.6
3.4
~
Omaha
+
8.4
2.0
—
3,687,841
35,411,681
—
1157678^354
0.5
142,338,003
Hflshincs
_
7,923,988
320,490,581
City-
Nebraska—Fremont
Lincoln
7,043,958
305,916,877
4.6
47,930,807
153,712,439
+
18,790,678
58,036,212
Falls
Helena
40*119,000
7.1
+ 18.4
3,499,011
21,939,203
Montana—Billings
6.0
4,983,322
5.9
2.1
+
6.3
34,417,385
1951
$
—
0.8
+
1952
8,926,777
3.7
—
1,309,603
Minot
Sioux
295,834,203
.
37,292,342
South Dakota—Aberdeen
}
7,693,125
12,018,241,900
78,384,895
4,027,162
Falls
North Dakota—Fargo
•
4.1
12,743,006,526
5.8
3,758,282
Winona
Fergus
Grand
283,751,296
4.0
+
—
or
Dec. %
4.0
—
1,388,207
-
Inc.
$
Ninth Federal Reserve District— MinneapolisMinnesota—Duluth
47
5.1
+
12.3
0.9
+
3,230,827,853
22.4
172,840,540
5,537,753,619
5,368,828,686
132,232,644
29,811,478,466
4.4
+
•
3.1
+
—
(a) 82,020,241
14,217,104
3,372,768,711
26,457,208
29,237,077,838
+
2.0
5.0
5,733,840
3.1
+
(a)
,
,
3,26ro7l60
3,248,854
569,635,273
542,507,412
+
5.0
2,"9677960
567,647,729
552,839,480
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—Dallas—
Texas—Austin
Beaumont
38.387,201
+
157,011,362
138,399,362
126,716,077
+
29,702,000
_
Houston
349,154,653
332,635,916
+
189,170,395
14,314,005,527
197,852,810
13,681,601,457
+
30,138,000
1,432,421,337
Worth
Galveston
Port
+
21,792,827
1,482,486,380
157,260,505
El Paso
Ft.
4.4
3.7
36,767,899
20,991,437
1,579,047,291
—
Dallas
6.5
0.2
1,387,165,489
1,232,421,427
250,572,000
12,400,372,261
8,300,193
6,910,200
+~T.O
30370477062
27074T279lI
5.6
261,919,000
6.7
+ 17.3
30,775,405
29,139,413
*576
30,*55l7l50
4.3
1,166,600,500
1.4
7,629,926
333,~4¥5~720
6,385,400
6,682,000
4.4
7,048,000
4,689,000
+ 27.0
5,155,180
4,918,671
4.6
1,509,177,979
9.2
8,952,370
3437544^738
4.4
8.1
+
+
—
2
8,¥767654
6,643,929
1,342,566,646
7,893,466
15.8
63,999,329
71,504,094
27,213,904
23,847,351
+ 14.1
237,873,807
228,698,160
6,493,549
5,111,298
6,683,353
7,531,917
11.3
59,486,763
71,454,204
55,837,767
48,965,176
+ 14.0
489,249,342
450,068,137
+
8.7
137692^541
117168^05 7
+
2~2~6
16763^576
973027139
3,492,338,943
3,285,966,244
+
6.3
30,973,470,993
30,111,118,485
+
2.9
409,844,003
393,216,414
+
4.2
364,735,161
324,679,575
7,251,800
722,077,156
+
6.9
65 ,822,917
739,315,777
+
2.4
6,303 ,042,493
1.1
153,813,401
149,767,637
+
2.7
23,329,077
9.0
151,344,835
+
194 017,184
59,099,542
6,233,430,118
176,840,098
+
25,425,806
+
9.7
6,349,313
5,503,329
37,364,186
32,665,835
+ 14.4
,•+15.4
306 ,948,111
5,041,424
289,443,586
+
6.0
10,770,000
10,792,000
719,805,564
0.2
88 ,097,000
6,038 ,337,430
97,820,000
716,583,803
157,128,556
155,397,906
22,430,891
340,200,053
152,564,615
330,362,073
75,363,929
78,157,373
72,"3577564
23,386,444
21,342,893
+
13,718,822
13,976,111
—
548,371,414
22,399,083
473,992,302
Arthur
Wichita
Falls
__
Texarkana
Louisiana—Shreveport
Total
(11
cities)
—
+
12,139,606,228
2.2
+
10.5
4.0
16.8
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco—
Washington—Bellingham
7,754,241
—
Seattle
Yakima
Idaho—Boise
Oregon—Eugene
Portland
-
Utah—Ogden
Salt
Lake
City
—
0.4
—
+ 17.1
19.162.650
159 ,921,644
3.0
2,893 ,798,937
+
118,046,380
92,101,686
+ 28.2
1,115 ,684,949
43,170,831
39,903,546
+
8.2
370 406,092
32,948,972
89,298,978
Arizona—Phoenix
California—Bakersfield
31,378,882
+
5.0
—
Berkeley
Long Beach
...——
Modesto
Pasadena
60,412,381
—
913,025,709
365,345,579
311 ,935,633
6.1
1.5
+
806 ,310,267
+
4.5
212 ,609,086
208,793,915
+
+
9.7
559 ,386,739
552,179,744
+
1.3
"
0.5
133 ,064,605
129,214,264
+
20,518 409,865
20,335,942,192
+
0.9
663 215,006
641,026,751
+
Santa Barbara
79,793,032
22,944,230
+ 10.0
224, 974,940
209,343,516
Stockton
48,879,614
43,911,197
+
11.3
382, 969,877
399,012,727
4,856,769,198
4,656,014,075
+
4.3
41,348,952,775
41,172,429,506
+
0.4
86,923,952,024
84,503,925,291
+
2.9
805,846,953,297
756,884,958,574
+
6.5
410,268,556,359
+
0.7
Total
(19 cities)
Grand Total (181 cities)
Outside New York
discontinued.
operations
—
+
Figures
for
1.6
1.6
+
+
45,500,953,010
46,213,964,980
-
(a) Clearings
♦Estimated,
1954
daily to the Secretary of the Treasury
countries of the world.
FOREIGN
are
412,959,373,801
for the
first six months
3.5
CERTIFIED BY
Noon
Country and Monetary Unit
+ 17.9
17,479,267
5,186,250
13,895,156
5,116,176
+
0.3
12,031,239
11,263,744
+
1,018,567,120
9,321,936,419
on
the different
OF
1930
Tuesday
Wednesday
Oct. 11
Oct. 12
Thursday
Oct. 13
Oct. 14
$
$
$
.200000*
.200060*
.200000*
.200000*
.133333*
.133333*
.133333*
.133333*
Free
.0719820*
.0719820*
.0719820*
.0719820*
pound
-
Malayan
dollar
—
Canada, dollar
Ceylon, rupee
—
markka
France
(Metropolitan), franc
Germany, Deutsch Mark
India, Dominion of, rupee
Ireland, pound
Finland,
Mexico, peso
Netherlands, guilder
New
Zealand, pound
krone
Norway,
Philippine
Portugal,
—
*
——.—--
—
Islands, peso—
escUdo
krona
Switzerland, franc
Union of South Africa,
Sweden,
United
Kingdom,
2.230079
' .0385802*
.0199500
Austria, schilling
—
pound
pound sterling
—
.326300
1.031152
,209400
.00435401*
.00285625
.238379*
.209400
2.798750
.0800480
.262300
2.771039
.140080*
.496766*
.0349000
.193330*
.23320G
2.788293
2.798750
2.228585
.0385802*
.0199645
.326200
1.031093
.209350
.00435401*
.00285625
.238379*
.209350
2.796875
.0800480
.262350
2.769183
.140080*
.496766*
.0349000
.193330*
.233125
.2.786425
2.796875
the
926,101,763
771,738,^5
16,874,565,493
13,221,311,190
6.4
8,612,197,453
7,440,481,22T
+
Oct.
COLUMBUS
DAY
2.228087
.0385802*
2.225846
.0385802*
.0199650
.325833
1.030781
1.030G83
.209133
.209000
Reserve
System in leading cities
principal changes for the week
Increases of $1,942 million in holdings
following
6:
$2,588 million in United States Gov¬
ernment deposits, and $767 million in demand depositscredited to domestic banks, and a decrease of $767 mil¬
lion in demand deposits adjusted. industrial,
creased $87 million at all
principal changes
were
and agricultural loans in¬
reporting member banks; the
increases of $84 million in the
New York District and
$11 million in the Dallas District,
Chicago and $10 million
in the San Francisco District.
Changes according to
industry appear in another press release.
and decreases of $13 million in
.0199625
.326100
statement of weekly reporting member
Federal
of Treasury notes,
Holdings of Treasury notes increased substantially in
all
of
districts, reflecting the sale of a new issue. Holdings
Treasury bills decreased $35 million in the Kansas
■
/
.
'
.00435401*
•
'
.00435401*
.0349000
.0349000
.193330*
.193330*
City District, $32 million in the New York District out¬
of New York City, and $31 million each in the
and San Francisco Districts, and they increased
$27 million in the Atlanta District; there was a net de¬
crease of. $103
million at all reporting member banks.
Holdings of Treasury certificates of indebtedness de¬
creased $26 million.
Holdings of United States Govern¬
ment bonds increased $105 million.
Holdings of ".other"
securities increased $44 million in New York City, $41
million
.00285625
.00285625
.238379*
.238379*
.209175
'
.209050
2.796143
!
2.793437
.0800480
.0800480
.262575
.262683
2.768564
2.765779
.140080*
.496766*
COLUMBUS
DAY
.140080*
.496766*
.233125
.233125
2.785803
2.783000
2.796132
side
Dallas
in
the
San
Francisco
District,'and
total
Of
2.793437
a
$143 million at all reporting member banks.
Demand
•Nominal.
the
Commercial,
Monday
*
The condition
banks of
ended
TARIFF ACT
1954, INCLUSIVE
Buying Rate for Cable Transfers in New York (Value in United States
Money)
*
i
Australia,
8,762,187,576
shows
Preferential
Belgium, franc
British Malaysia,
18,224,311,745
9.3
+ 10.3
932,146,671
20,103,476,456
3,682,595
Condition Statement of Member Ranks
the buying rate for cable transfers
1954 TO OCTOBER 14,
+ 32.3
16,925,413
11,967,531
Oct. 8
Basic
392,154,115
6,032,778
Friday
Argentina peso—
478,670,274
only.
FEDERAL RESERVE BANK TO TREASURY UNDER
OCTOBER 8,
9,625,229-
+ 15.7
12,687,203
12,003,380
We give below a record for the week just passed:
RATES
EXCHANGE
13,233,291
7.5
Foreign Exchange Rates
certifies
18,193,004
1.8
4.0
+
—
requirement of Section 522 of the Tariff Act of 1930, the Federal Reserve Bank
Pursuant to the
9.6
3.0
4.6
+ 13.4
2,300,380,968
—
,¥¥355
1.8
55,053,030
90,516,228
25,478,676
Jose
57
9.3
2.5
285,420,630
771,794,397
+
+
+ 18.8
2,405,674,139
San Francisco
144,431,835
1.4
13,428,274
San
JJ,'791,742
+ 22.2
13,357,076
Riverside
,
+ 16.9
—
87.139.651
-
122,690,320
-
,
9.9
—
—
24,533,424
29,141,166
-
—,
6,428,948,795
136,808,513
2,938,933,430
+ 11.4
New York
deposits adjusted decreased $477
City,
million ih
$96 million in Chicago, $54 million in
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
48
Monday, October 18, 1954
..
.
(1580)
Francisco District, and by
San
ber banks follows:
:
'
f. debentures due 1962
Nov 1
Rubber Co., 20-yr. 3% debs, due 1961 Nov' 1
cumulative pref. stock, series C— -Oct 30
Hanna
(M. A.) Co., $4.25 preferred stock
Dec
1
Mathieson Chemical Corp., 4'/2%
and 4%% debs.—+___Nov
1
Midi RR. Co., 4% bonds, foreign series, due 1960__i—Dec
1
15-year 4%
Loans
investments—total
and
__L.
industrial, and
tural
Loans
and
brokers
to
for
dealers
estate
securities—total
bills
.
Treasury notes
U.
Reserves
Banks.
Reserve
vault—
105
143
316
88
206
+
+
+
U.
deposits
deposits:
Government
S.
demand
Interbank
5,390
._—
Foreign banks
+~
23
—
1,285-
—•
75
•♦••••-
______—_____—462
Borrowings
(Chicago District),
"Sept. 29 figures revised
-
First
.
Increase ( + ) or
Decrease (—) since
certificates
Gold
—
20,287,101
Total
Other
Industrial
U.
advances
and
loans
—
Bought outright—
2,657
679
— 14,603
+ 56,323
+
116
—
—
1,859,250
6,599,791
13,029,021
3,092,550
Certificates
Bonds
—
+
—
,
—
Petaca
Total
loans
from
Due
Bank
and
cash
24,609,212
+
Liabilities—
—
715,161
—
85,039
514,562
*
"
572
+
152,506
50,692,273
_—
+
3,995
+
7,039
+450,332
----
39,147
—
—1,160,255
*
; 25,729,266 *
notes—.
Reserve
+
82,523
409,190
—
Deposits:
—
18,619,811
account
643,099
+
468,049
—
—
294,676
6,949
17,935
88,116
417,763
937,461
+
+
—254,741
Member bank—reserve accounts
8,990
U.
Treas.—general
S.
Foreign
Other
5%
Texas
First
deposits
availability
42,783
+
Deferred
liabilities
Other
&
cash
items
divs.
accrued
—
593,053
174,870
—
20,148,722
—333,912
3,657,051 ' + 694,146
.19,634
+
1,773
2,729
—
—1,179,842
+444,530
Capital Accounts—
276,190 •
625,013
27,543
208,854
paid in
Surplus
(Section 7)
Surplus '(Section 13b)
Other
capital accounts
+
+
____
14,352
40,337
—
177
+
#,625
35,102
llab,
of
&
50,692,273
accounts
capital
F.
+450,332
—1,160,255
this issue.
46.0%
Contingent liability
ances
purchased
+t
.2%
+
1.3%
—
17,142
Name
2,032
+
—
621
118
—
1,366
Notices
Special
Below will be found
a
'
'
•"
1
Inc.,
^.
Kimberly-Clark
Fonda,
Johnstown
First
Hotel
common
mortgage 4%
St.
First
George
stock
bonds,
Page
Oct 25
stock
Oct
Gloversville
&
1321
29
First
RR.—
series A,
due
1991
Oct
26
Nov
1
mtge. 3%%
bonds due 1955-1960
H.)
(S.
&
Co.
common
stock
Oct
11
La
Shore
Laboratories,
(Alfred),
Issue—
Aluminum Co. of Canada Ltd.
American
Bosch Arma Corp.,
American Tobacco Co.,
Date
37/e%
3%%
20-year 3%
s.
s.
Page
f. debs, due 1970_Nov
1
1312
f. debs, due 1964_Nov
1
1429
debs due 1962
Oct
15
1097
10-15
4'/4%
11-30
37>/2C
12-15
.-10-30
25c
10-21
10-
7
50c
11-
1
10-
8
.'10c
11-
1
10-22
40c
11-
1
10-22
•_
(quar.)
pfd.
:
•
10-18
'
(quar.)____
_,—
10-29
10-15
$1.50
11-
1
10-15
$1.09
11-
1
10-15
12-15
11-15
5c
(quar.)_
t75c
11-20
$1.50
11-27
11-
1
10-15
preferred (quar.) u_
4.80% preferred (quar.)_*_.
Monroe Loan Society, 5Vu% preferred (quar.)
$1.12
11-
1
10-15
$1.20
11-
1
10-15
34 %c
12-
1
11-26
12-
1
(quar.)
i
4.40%
Power Co.,
Chemical
S3.85'
pfd.
Co.—
Power
Co.,
96'/4c
(quar.)
preference series C
Montana
40c
(quar.)___
common
11-10
6
10-
10-27
$1.05
11-
1
10-11
$6
$1.50
11-
1
10-11
preferred iquar.)_
prefererd
(quar.)_^___.
Moody's Investors Service—
$3 participating preference
Morrell
(John)
Morris
(Philip)
Plan
Philip
see
Corp.
;75c
Morris &
America,
of
11-15
11-
1
12 y2c
10-29
10-
8
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Co.
&
Co.
5c
(quar.)
com.
10%
dividend
11-
10-18
1
10-18
11-15
(quar.)
56V4c
11-
1
10-18
Hope Bridge Corp.
40c
11-
1
10-20
t20c
10-30
10-15
$3.50
12-20
12-15
10-15
$2.25
Mount
preferred
Mount Royal Rice
Mills, Ltd. (quar.)
Mount Vernon-Woodberry Mills
7%
preferred (s-a)
Narragansett Electric, 4'/2%
4.64%
preferred (quar.).
Natco
National Airlines, Inc.
Casket
(quar.)
11-
1
.11-
1
(qufcr.)
& Mfg.
65c
(s-a)-_
11-15
10-22
$1.75
;_______
12-31
12-
3
25c
11-
1
10-15
60c
(quar.)
11-
1
10-
8
2%
12-30
12-25
25c
(stock dividend)"_____
10-30
10-U
K
(quar.)
Department Stores
9-20
10-25
10-14
5%
(New York) (increased)
Bank
10-15
10-30
15c
1
common
Chemical
City
56J/4c
58c
pfd.
(quar.)_
Co.,
preferred-
National
■
(stock dividend)
Corp.
National
12-
5c
(quar.)
10-20
10-30
10c
Hosiery Mills, Ltd., class A
10-20
10-30
15c
i
class
1-2-55
(quar.)
$1.50
(quar.)
preferred
B
12-
11-12
12-
1
11-12
12-
1
11-12
12-
1
11-12
—
12-
3
75c
11-
1
10-15
-11-
1
10-15
11-10
10-29
37>/2c
11-15
11-
1
60c
11-15
11-
1
*5c
11-
1
10-
8
5C
N.
1
B
class A
11-
1
10-20
Bryant, Inc., 4%% preferred (quar.)_
Acceptance, Ltd., class A (quar.)
Laurentide
B
(quar.)_______—
$1.20 preferred (quar.)
Lee
Tool
Rubber
«fc
*
Mfg
Tire
&
.
(quar.)
preferred
Maire
-
(quar.)
;
Lehigh Valley RR. Co. (quar.)_
Lerner Stores Corp., 4'/2%
preferred
Leslie Salt1 Co. (quar.)
12-
1
11-15
11-
1
10-15
10-20
V
Co.
Miami
(quar.)
Original
10-21
12-18
II-
Class
11-15
11-
11-
1
10-15
4.24%
10-15
Okonite
Old
10-15
Olin
10-15
10-30
10-30
1
10-20
(quar.)
guaranteed (quar.)
Special guaranteed
(quar.)__.
Local Finance Corp. (R. I ), common (quar.)
Preferred (quar.) __l
i
Lock Joint Pipe, 8% preferred (quar.)
-
(accum.)__
Long-Bell Lumber (Md.) class A
Lumber (Mo.) (quar.)
Baltimore
-
pfd.
(quar!)
4.16% preferred (quar.)
Lynchburg Gas Co. (quar.)
:
5% pfd. (quar.)
M. R. A. Holdings Ltd., 5% pfd. (quar.)
& Co., 4%%
preferred B (quar.)
Corp.,
Tire
5%
Ltd.,
&
Rubber
International
&
dep.
Power
Field
Gas
Shovel
Co.
1
10-15
11-
1
10-15
11-
1
5c
11-
1
10-15
20c
10-29
19-15
37»/2c
10-30
10-14
10-20
50c
11-
1
10-15
10c
12-31
12-15
—_—
(quar.)__
(quar.)
O'Sullivan
Rubber,
10-20
11-15
9-30
$1.06%
12-
10-30
10-15
11-
1
10-14
11-
1
50c
12-31
12-23
11-
10-24
Pacific
11-
»
10-15
10-15
11-15
10-20
5%
in
$1
38c
25c
25c
12-
1
12-10
3
11-18
3-10-55
2-18
12-10
11-18
3-10-55
2-18
$1.25
f pfd.
s
Packard-Bell
Davis & Co.
Parker
Drilling Co.
1
11-
10-15
11-
^
1
10-11-
10-15
5c
(quar.)
.-_
Ltd.—
Peaslee-Gaulbert
Peerless
-
Casualty
10-20
10-29
2%c
1-2-95
-35c
10-29
10-
11-
1
10-15
25c
10-29
10-22
11-
25c
11-15
38c
-
Ltd.—
11-15
IB
12
8
-
(quar.)_:
Co.
(New
Hampshire)—
22%c
62%c
t31V4c
$1.06%
$1
f$1.25
11-
1
10-25
10-U
10-15*
11-
1
10-15
11-
1
10-15
II-
1
10-
6
11-
1
10-
6
$1
preferred
$1.32
$1.38
$6
preferred
Ltd.,
preferred
Penn Fruit
10-30
10-12
25c
10-20
10-
8
4.60,%
12-15
12-
1
5%
(quar.)
preferred
Penman's,
Common
4%
12-
4
30c
50c
11-
1
10-
0
1
M
.(quar.)
10-26
10-26
32y2c
(quar.)
11-15
10-26
t75c
(quar.)
11-15
10-15
11-
10-
t$1.50
(quar.)
Co., common (quar.)
12 tec
I
4%
(stock dividend)
preferred (quar.)
pfd. (entire issue called for
conv.
57 tec
1
12-15
1
10-20
12-15
10-20
12-
11-19
1
re¬
15 at $54.50 per share
on Nov.
52c
convertible to Nov. 9
11-15
10-15
Co., common
<
common
plus^ this dividend)
■
(interim.)
1
Co.—
Telephone
Peninsular
demption
-
10-U
11-15
11-15
(quar,)_;
(quar.)
of Canada,
Interim
5c
preference (quar.)
Co. (quar.)
10-25
7 y2 c
*
r___
10-23
11-
1
25c
preferred
Parke,
12-22
1
3
10-15
11-
fl5c
convertible
10-1511-15
1
10-15
12-
1
31'/4c
common
1
12-
5
5
11-
(reduced)
Co.,
1
11-
12-15
1
10-
-7%c
Chemical
12-
11-18
11-
20c
Extra'
5%
10-25
$1.25
(quar.)
Co.
10-
10-21
1
25c
(quar.)__
Products (quar.)__
Corp., 5% pfd. iquar.)
Clay
10-29
25c
(quar.)
Brewing' Co.
11-
1
Corp.
Fiberglass
I-2-55
12-
62'/2c
11-
Owens-Corning
Park
stock)
Go,
Pabst
1
10-14
11-15
11-15
(quar.)
Outlet
5
t25c
Pacific Finance
par
Co.
11-
10c
(payable
com.
$20
Elevator
1
J$1.75
1
;
preferred
Otis
9-30
$1.12%
(quar.)
class A (quar.)
25c
(quar.)
10-15
Corp.—
(quar.)
1
(quar.)
Casualty Co.—
prior preferred (quar.)
10-31
1
10-15
52y2c
12-31
12-10
4.24%
(quar.)
Pennsylvania Power Co.,
4.25% .preferred
Perfect
Maryland
$2.10
B
10-29
11-
Marine
Co.,
receipts
&
pfd. A (quar.)__
(semi-annual)
Oil
11-
5c
Quarterly.___
Louisiana Power & Light. 4.96%
Mar-Tex
10-20
25c
Ontario Steel Products Co., Ltd., com. (quar.)
$1.24
$1.04
(auarr)
preferred
2nd
9-30
1
—.—
10-15
Hotel—
non-cumul.
10-20
____
Chemical
preferred
5
10-
11-
20c
(initial)
pfd.
9-22
12-17
10-27
34c
class A
Co.,
10-15
*1.75
(quar.)
Co.
1
1-3-55
28 %c
(quar.)
<quar.)_
United Filters Inc.,
12-15
50c
^ 60c
$1.10
$1.00
50c
50c
10c
liy4c
Special
11-
8
25c
pfd.
4.60%
Oliver
7%
10-15
(Minn.), com. (quar.)
Oliver
8
10-15
1-
75c
10-15
10-
1
20c
(quar.)_^
40c
Corp.,
Mathieson
%%
1111-
32 y2c
;
(quar.)
Co.
Class
11-
20c
preferred (quar.)
Corp., 4'/2%
preferred
4
10-
,
'preferred
Towft
10-15
10-29
11-
10-22
:.
Oklahoma Gas & Electric Co., com,
10-29
9-28
3=ic
common
_____
Co.
10-16
10-21
(quar.)
(quar.)___
(quar.)
Shoe
1
10-29
-11-10
(quar.)
(quar.)__
Inc.,
11-
10-15
1
25c
:____
Nunn-Bush
5
10-29
1.
Airlines,
B
10-15
10-29
Co.,
Ry.
Extra
10-31
93%C
11-
3
10%
Extra
12-18
1
Gas
Northwest'Engineering
10-31
(Fort Wayae)—
(quar.)
3
15c
(year-end»
common
Northern States Power
Northwest
(Greenville, S. C.)—
RR.
3
12-
(quar.)
Telephone
Northern1 Pacific
9-16
12-31
12-31
Illinois
Northern. Ohio
10-15
11-15
pfd.
co»v.
Northern
12-24
I-10-55
Illinois Corp.,
$1.50
8
40c
Quarterly
Marshall
Northern
10-15
Engineering
$15c
Lincoln Nat'l Life Insur. Co.
Marion
10-
$1.12%
(quar.)
12-
1-2-55
12-
37 y2c
Works
Northern
1
30c
(quar.)
Liberty Life Insurance
Original
10-11
1
25c
Ltd.
Bros.,
Belt
No-Sag Spring Co. (stock dividend)
Norfolk & Western Ry., 4% adj. pfd.
1
96V4c
preferred
1-2-55
■$1.12%
(quar.)
NewberryTJr.'j.) Co., 33/4% pfd. (quar.)-
& Sons Co.—
(James)
3.85%
$1.12%
preferred
preferred
:___;
12-15
11-
75c
50c
(quar.)
Corp.
10-15
(quar.)_.
(quar.)
10-13
II-
*
10-18
11-15
1-2-55
$1.50
Gas, com.
preferred
11-30
10c
—.___.
State Electric &
4V2 %
11-
$3
25c
56V4c
tl5c
tl5c
t30c
J25c
10c
10-30
-50c
93 %c
(accum.)
preferred
10-20
25%
tlOc
29c
tl5c
(s-a)
(quar.)-
12-30
$15c
(M. H.),
r
Y., New Haven & Hartford RR.—
Y.
$4.50
75c
(quar.)
Merchandise Co.
33/4%
$1.75
(quar.)
Inc., $6 pfd.
Landis Machine Co. (quar.)
Lamston
N.
$1
20c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Ltd.__^—_____^
Mines,
10-11
1
$1.18%
(quar.)
(1949 ser.) (quar.)__
New York Wire Cloth Co.
(quar.)_____L_
I-3-55
75c
(quar.)
York
$5
1>20c
(quar.)_
DickensiJh
11-
20c
Neptune Meter Co., common
$2.40 .preferred (quar.)
New
New
1
1
pfd.
$1.16
Inc.,
Communication
REDEMPTION
10-15
1
$1.06%
4quar.)
(quar.)
National Company
12-
(stock dividend)
Mines, Ltd
.
Lakeside
Amer,
and
1477
12-10
Laclecle-Christy Co.
Mansfield
1377
1
11-
$1.10
National
Payable of Rec.
95c
$1
$1.05
$1.12%
87V2c
30c
(quar.)___;—
2nd preferred
Salle Extension University
Mailman
Corp.,
11-
(quar.)
Miils
Monarch
Monongahela
National
Corp.—
7%
Kroger Co.,
4%
bonds, series B, due 1970__Oct 15
Instrument
PARTIAL
Company
1212
25c
(quar.)
Mines,
Marconi
Electrical
1212
_______—15c
Maey (R. H.)
Corp.,—
mortgage 4y4%-4te%
and ref.
1211
12-10
Lyon Metal Products.
Philadelphia Transportation Co.—
Weston
1439
Holders1
When
For
preferred (quar.)
Kobacker Stores, Inc. (quar.)—__——
7%
Date
10-20
$1.10
Naugatuck Water Co., (s-a)
Bros., 4%% preferred
convertible
4%
Lord
NOTICE OF TENDER
Issue—
Service Co., preferred
and
10-12
1
$1.22%
Neisner
'
common
Gold
Long Island Lighting
Brothers,
Nov
A
Long-Bell
given in the "Chronicle."
1
11-,
preferred (quar.)
(Robert), Ltd.
(quar.)
Extra
(quar.)__—
Ltd. (quar.)
Keyes Fibre Co., class A (quar.)
Kennedy's,
the details
Butler
*
3
1
Nov
1976
i Share
—_—______
Kerr-Addison
Link
list of corporate bonds, notes,
11-17
11-
Inc.—
Inc.,
Corp.
Dry
4.36%
$7
Power & Light Co.—
preferred (quar.)——
4% preferred (quar.)
4.20% preferred (quar.)
4>/2 % preferred (quar.)
Kellogg Co., 3%% preferred (quar.)
and common stock called for redemption,
those called under sinking fund provisions.
The date indicates the redemption or last date for mak¬
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
the current volume (except where indicated) in which
American
1003
Oct 27
.
3.80%
Little
Company
1438
L
Quarterly
preferred
including
12-15
25c
83y3c
Mississippi Power & Light; $6 pfd. iquar.)__
Stock
Kansas City
Lewis
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund
11-19
.a
(quar.)
(quar.)
pfd.
prior
$1.60
Mission
Morris
«
Vegetable Parchment Co.
Kalamazoo
Lees
8,470
correspondents
Industrial loan commitments
were
1209
1437
.
1983
of Company
Extra
accept¬
foreign
on
for
1106
(Continued from page 12)
■''''
5%
combined
1
Nekoosa-Edwards Paper Co
Le
not liab.
R.
9-20
10-15
12-
$4.20
Dividends
gold certificate reserves
deposit and
10-20
1
1
i
pfd
$1
Maid Corp., com.
6%
Lane
+
1
1111-
National Lead Co.—
Class
to
1435
—Oct 22
Oct 22
1
bonds due
Rhoads,
National
Class
Capital
Total
1435
Oct 11
Maryland
Lambert
Ratio
1434
1
Co.—
Ry.—
:
41/2% first mortgage bonds, series B, due
Western Pacific RR. Co., pfd. stock, series
Lake
49,554,673
liabilities
Total
11-
25c
4.50%
-Oct 29
due
37/b%
mortgage
Western
Kress
Total
909
—Dec 15
1971
debentures due 1973
Power & Light Co.—
debentures
47/b%
11-^1
$1.18%
(quar.)
preferred
conv
&
815
■
■
1983__
due
Transmission
Gas
Tennessee
IK 1
12-
12V2c
Refineries,
Mitchell
1208
Light Co.—
bonds, due 1972
—
__Oct 29
Southern Bell Telephone & Telegraph Co.—
24-year 3%% debentures due 1977-.
Oct 11
Spencer Chemical Co., 4.60% cumul. pfd. stock—
-Nov 8
Starrett Corp,,1 5%
collateral trust bonds due 1966
Oct 30
Sutherland Paper Co., 4.40% cumul. conv. pfd. stock__2Nov
1
753,4621
—
+375,621
54,076
assets
Federal
+
28,600
22 ~
'
assets
Total
K.)
■
■
+
4,002,707
items-...
premises
Other
*
24,921,660
securities..
banks
foreign
Uncollected
(H.
767,062
13,600
—
28,600
+
■
securities
Govt,
S.
30
29
15
15
Puget Sound Power &
First mortgage 4V2%
\
U.
Mining
Porter
Co.
9-30
1
1-3-55
45c
;
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
Monsanto
bonds due 1955-1971
——
-
1
Total
0
Co.—
197,062
748,250
744,650
573,600
—
24,580,612
28,600
outright
repurchase agree't
bought
under
Utilities
•Announcement in
#\
Held
40,098
1,797
+
1097
1431
+———Oct 20
Inc., 5% cumulative pref. stock
Nov 15
Corp., preferred stock
—Nov 1
Co., Inc., 5% pfd. stock
Nov 16
Co.,
Co.
60c
(quar.).^
(quar.)
A
Stores
Co.
&
Light & Power,
Mid-West
Minute
1097
15
15
22
bonds due 1982..Nov
37/8%
Light Co.—
bonds 4%
4.50%
10-20
tn
t50c
(quar.)
National Electric Welding Machine
Notes
Total
171,206
43,421
23,165
■+
—
Fruit
Penn
22,793
—
717
1
Metropolitan Edison Co.—
First mortgage 37/b% bonds due 1983
''*
-
Bills
•
2,655
Page
Date ':
debentures—
&
mortgage
-;>
Mines
G.t,
10-15
Ltd.—
Co.
Minneapolis, St. Paul & Sault Ste. Marie RR.
Minnesota & Ontario Paper Co. (quar.)____
America—
3 te %
mortgage
Montana-Dakota
securities:
Government
S.
193,999
+
—
.
315,702
311,573
875
cash
Discounts
2
—
21,123,575
122,025
certificate reserves
banks
gold
notes of other
R.
1953
—
836,474
Redemption fund for F. R. notes
F.
Oct. 14,
1954
of
Corp.
Power
50-year
(In thousand of dollars)
Oct. 6,
Oil
preferred
4.40%
1477
Miller
' >.,**
mortgage 30-year
Products
Louisiana
Twelve
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
1954
43/4%
Meyercord
Co.—
RR.
Consolidated
Statement of Condition of the
Oct. 13,
10-15
10-8
(quar.)
(Arthur
Mexican
CALLED
ISSUE
5%
Central
Illinois
Limestone
First
Assets—
1
1
m
4.90%
cumulative preferred bonds_;______Jan
American Telephone <fc Telegraph Co.—
12-year 3%% convertible debentures due 1963
__Dec
12-year 3'/2% convertible debentures due l964________Dec
Corrugated Paper Box Co., Ltd., 5% s, f. pfd. stock
Oct
Denver & Rio Grande Western RR. 5% pfd. stock—___Nov
Domestic Finance Corp., 5% cumul. preferred stock-—Oct
Dow Chemical Co., $4 cum. preferred stock, series A—Oct
Fraser Companies, Ltd., 4%%
preferred stock—
Oct
+1,542
+1,051
+
37
— 379
' ; ^
1111-
(quar.)
Porcupine
Mercantile
1004
1
Issue—
and
AeroquipCorp.,
■
767
+
1212
1
bonds, series B, due 1976—-—Nov
mortgage 4y2%
Company
+ 2,450
'
11,744
banks
Domestic
U5c
30c
(quar.)
preferred
$1.50
+1,315
—
21,318'
except U. S. Government
B
Corp.
Michigan Gas & Electric
Nov
ENTIRE
+2,041
767
+
48
+2,588
54,276
deposits adjusted.
Time deposits
;
1974
f. collateral trust bonds due
Maryland Railway Co.—
s.
First
Liabilities—
Demand
1
Extra
Electric Co.—
Penn
3V2%
Western
+6,514
+1,059
—
340
—
21
+ 234
—
2,750
West
509
22g
—
70
+6,255
+ 668
—2,968
+
904
domestic banks
with
Balances
221
26
+1,942
1
11-
McKee
+
—
11-
J15c
McQuay-Norris Mfg. Co., common (quar.)
Melville Shoe Corp., com. (quar.)_^_
—
+1,918
103
13,754
___™_
Federal
with
in
5
10
10
—
8,641
securities
Other
Cash
+
14
—
23,759
bonds
S.
,
2,478
8,612
indebtedness
Treasury certificates of
+
+
+
955
____________——
571
.V;
6,907
543
7,883
37,614
2,765
—
+
10-15
*25c
;
(quar.)
A
1439
Nov
-
10-J5
-
1439
4%
—Dec 15
Co.—
1
-
class
pref.
Class
Union Terminal Co.,
.
_
-—
loans___
U, S. Government
Treasury
40
i
banks
loans
Other
—2,044
2,363
or
ing securitieg
Loans to
87
..
60c
McCall
First mortgage
carrying securities.,.
Other loans for purchasing or carrypurchasing
Real
+
-—21,102
Ltd.—
1
Transmission
Gas
Tennessee
agricul-
loans
Co.
Mclntyre
—1,042
..
r
1335
Oct 15
11-19
11-
McCabe
pipeline bonds 4% due 1973——!
Nov 1
1st mtge. 3% bonds due 1978—_—Dec
1
United States & International Securities Corp.—
First preferred stock—
Oct 30
$5 first preferred stock_____—___.—.__—Nov 30
—71,083
„
Chemical
preferred
(quar.)__l__
Grain Co., Ltd.—
5%
1208
12-15
75c
1002
—-*
1977
class A stock
Inc.,
cumulative preferred stock
Sylvania Electric Products, Inc.—
3%% sinking fund debentures due 1971
+6,231
—_
39,753
Loans—net
Loans—gross
Commercial,
:.
1107
bonds due
3%%
mortgage
Controls,
Pillsbury Mills, Inc., $4
+2,124
,,..+
63
+
66
85,346
39,091
(quar.)
(quar.)
Oct 15
First
Penn
(in millions of dollars)
"
McArthur
1433
,10-25
.
pref.
9-30
23c
f15c
income)
Maytag Co., $3
Payable of Rec.
(quarterly
McColl-Frontenac
1953
1954
1954
'•ll'--*;'
Assets—
'
1432
Terminal Co.—
Orleans
New
Oct. 7,
Sept. 29,*
Oct. 6,
]
s.
General Shoe Corp.,
dec. (—) since
net
Massey-Harris-Ferguson, Ltd.
1432.
Firestone Tire &
-
from
1207
1
Trust
Investors
Massachusetts
Holders
When
Share
Name of Company
1206
Manufacturing Corp.—
Dodge
V;Increase ( + ) or
•>.
Corp.,
Per
Page
1
5% preferred stock
Nov
Chicago & Western Indiana RR.—
,
'
;
4%% 1st collat. trust mtge. bonds, ger. A, due 1982__Nov
Viscose
American
other
the
of
most
Date
Company and Issue—
smaller amounts in
di^ricts. Time deposits increased
$48 million.
United States Government deposits in¬
creased in all districts.
Demand deposits credited to
domestic banks increased in all districts. .
A summary of assets and liabilities of reporting mem¬
the
Stock"
Circle
Corp.
dividend
pfd.
$1.06
"
1
11-15
11-
1
10-15
25c
(quar.)
12-
$1.06%
(quar.)
12-
1
11-
10%
12-15
5
11-26
Volume 180
Number 5369
..
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1581)
Per
Name of
Company
Permanente Cement
Perfect Circle Corp.
Stock dividend
Gear
#4.50
^$4
10-29
25c
12-
Products
11-
share
5
of
(one
for
each
11-26
Spokane International RR. Co.
10-20
Spokane
Portland
$1.60
Cement,
preferred
1-2-55
12-10
#1
1-2-55
12-10
Standard Fire
Fuel. Ltd.,
Insurance
$1.17
11-
1
10-
8
4.40%,
preferred
(quar.)
$1.10
11-
1
10-
8
Standard
Milling
4.30%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.07%
11-
1
10-
8
Standard
Oil Co. of California
3.80%
preferred
(quar.)
Ltd.— ^
95c
11-
1
10-
8
Standard
Philip Morris
& Co.,
(quar.)
Stock
,*4%' preferred fgn»r >
3.90% preferred (quar.)
Phillips-Jones Corp.,
5%
preferred
Piedmont
&
Pillsbury
Mills,
$4
.
Ry.
preferred
Co.,
(guar.),
common
convertible
.
Pratt-Hewitt
Co.
Oil,"
1
$1
$1
v*Stock dividend.; (One share
stock for each
1
10-
35c
11-
1
10-11
10-25
10-11
10-20
10-20
10-18
1
10-13
11-
1
.11-15
t$2
;
(George)
vestment
1—.
Quinte
Milk
11-15
11-15
Sutherland
4.40%
12-
1
11-15
50c
12-
1
11-15
tion,
12-
1
11-15
this
'27c
12-
1
11-15
12-
1
11-15
Swift
Talon,
■"
Reading Co.,
Reece
Reed
common
5%
25c
(quar.)
Gas
Stix,
Inc.
Co.
10-21
Title
10-21
11-
10-15
10-30
50c
1
10-19
guaranteed
Inc.,
10-15
10-25
10-11
$2.55
Trav-Ler
Trane
37 %C
11-
1
10-15
87 %c
11-
1
75c
11-
1
(quar.)
30c
11-
exchanged
preferred
Corp.
1
Rochester
4%
Gas & Electric Corp.,
preferred
4.10%
series
preferred
4%%
two new shares for
shares
Oct.
each
4.65%
Rohr
10-20
demption
on
10-
8
plus
11-
1
10-
8
56c
Rutland
&
W
4%
convertible
RR.
Lawrence
8
75c
Industries,
convertible
Scarfe
&
Class
Co.,
B
12-
10-
7
31
at
10-25
10-11
11-
10-15
11-15
4
11-
1
10-31
t$1.06
1-2-55
10-27
10-15
12-10
10-
Union
Gas
Union
Oil
12-15
$1.25
United
Drill
11-30
11-20
11-
1
$110
1
10-15
..
dividend)
of
Canada
Calif,
Ltd.
& Tool
Funds
Continental
vestment
inc.
Fund
and
1-5-55
12-28
United
Shoe
6%
Machinery
preferred
from
Corp.,
5%
8
S.
U.
25c
11-26
S.
Lines Co.
$2.50
11-
1
10-
2%c
12-
1
11-17
7%
Slater
(N.)
Co.,
Smith
(A.
Smith
(Howard)
O.)
Common
8outh
5%
,
12-
1
1
11-
10-
(quar.)
com.
11-10
10-11
11-
10-15
1
11-
1
1
Upper
(increased
10-12
10-29
10-15
Peninsula
10-15
5% %
preferred
(s-a)
62 %c
11-
1
10-
4
11-
1
10-
4
11-
4
10-
4
11-
1
5%%
preferred
Gas
1
10-
8
11-
1
10-
8
11-
1
1
10-
5
11-
1
10-
5
10-25
10-15
6c
10-30
10-20
20c
10-30
10-20
$15c
11-
2
10-
8
50c
11-
1
10-
1
Line
11-
1
capital
Vanadium
New
common
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
6%
and
21'Ac
22 %c
1-2-55
12-13
12-
2
12-13
12-
1
Southern
4.72%
Colorado
preferred
Power
(initial
quar.)
4.80%
preferred
Southern
Materials
Southern
Nevada
Southwestern
Southwestern
(quar.)
Drug,
19c
(quar.)
common
11-
1
(quar.)
11-
10-15
1
10-15
11-
1
10-11
20c
11-
1
10-15
30c
11-15
10-30
Bros.
(quar.)
92 %c
11-1
preferred
(quar.)
97 %c
11-
1
10-20
'
10-20
4.15%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.03%
11-
1
preferred
(quar.).
$1.06%
11-
1
10-20
4.60%
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
$1.10
—
preferred (initial quar.).
11-
1
10-20
$1.15
11-
1
10-20
27 %c
11-
1
10-20
eight shares held. The record date, subscription price
terms are to be supplied by amendment."
Kidder,
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis are named as the
11-
1
10-15
11-
1
10-15
11-
1
10-15
applied to general corporate purposes, includtng
the company's 1954 construction program and the purchase of shares
of capital stock of Upper Peninsula Generating Co., the stock of which
10-30
10-15
is
Net
underwriters.
the financing
proceeds of
-
will
added
be
-
3
-
other
to
funds of- tbr
company
and
is owned
30c
will be
equally by the company and one other corporation and which
constructing
This
the
of
ments
11-
11-
1
10-19
2-1-55
1-15
1955
4-18
Generating.—V.
5
generating facilities.
The capital reqghe1954 and 1955 are estimated at $3,020,0#0.
of $670,000 heretofore expended for tb*
additional
for
company
the
amount includes
11-16
sum
of capital stock of Upper Peninsula Generating Co. Of. the
is required for 1954 construction, $1,000,000 f«r
and $250,000 to purchase additional capital stock «*
purchase
7%
(quar.)
pfd.
(quar.)
-
-
Gooderham & Worts,
5%
Co.,
preferred
Gas Light
Co.,
$1,100,000
balance,
construction
(L.
E.)
Pen, Ltd.
Uranium
Ltd.—
The
62 %c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
common
11-
1
10-15
SEC
45c
11-
1
10-15
($1
used
11-10
10-25
11-10
10-15
11-
Wellman
50c
11-10
10-
11-
10-
8
Engineering Co
Kentucky Coal Co. (quar.)
Michigan Steel Foundry—
preferred
Westates
Oct.
on
Exploration, Inc., Denver, C«I«h
&
8
filed
letter
a
notification
of
with
th*
shares of common stock to be offered at par
without underwriting.
The net proceeds are to bo¬
48,000
share),
2
for
working
capital,
The
corporation
on
Oct.
"
,
1
filed
■
Ida.—Files With SEC—
of
letter
a
"
notification
with the
covering 1,450,000 shares of common stock (par five cents) to be
offered at 20 cents per share through Hunter Securities Corp., New
SEC
17 %c
(quar.)
Petroleum
Co.. 70c preferred
Breweries, Ltd. (quar.)
Canada
Drilling
corporation
covering
per
579.
p.
Uranium Mines, Inc., Wallace,
1
25c
West
180,
10-25
1
t25c
(initial)
20c
11-
1
10-20
10-15
9-25
*25c
12-
1
10-29
$2
11-
1
10-15
40c
11-
1
10-12
York
to
The
City.
mining
net
proceeds
are
to
be
to
used
pay
expenses
incident
'
operations.
»
.
Western Insurance Securities
$2.50
class
A
(accum.)
Western Light & Telephone Co., com. (quar.)
57c
preferred (quar.)
5%%
preferred
on
Pacific
RR.
unexchanged
Oct.
31
at
Co.,
5%
shares
$100
per
pfd.
to
be
share
series
31 %c
11-
1
10-12
34 %c
(quar.)
11-
1
10-12
plus
dividend)
Utah
This
the
A
Three
11-
preferred
Westminister
Class
B
Paper,
(quar.)
class
12-10
$1.25
A
(quar.)
core
the
define
of Utah
a
week
holes
the
1-3-55
!2%c
10-31
10-
8
17 %c
10-31
10-
8
S.
10 announced its uranium ore discovery In
drilling results
had again been extended by core
were
drilled
to
the
uranium
ore
body,
which
of 17 core holes in a 42-hole program to
of the strike.
President, said all three of the cores cut
area
Harrison,
Idaho—Drills—
ago.
completion
-
Stationery—
(quar.)
area
over
tatively
1
Lester
57c
Idaho Uranium, Inc., Kellogg,
marked
this
$6.67
Western Tablet <fc
&
corporation on Oct.
Moab
obtained
redeemed
10-20
4.25%
each
for
underwriting
10-14
$1.06%
(All
preferred
3.90 %
4.36%
share
Peabody & Co. and
$1.12%
Western
Public Service Co.—
3.70%
4.40%
10-29
10-14
1
37 %c
common
(Hiram)
Western
$1.20
Co
Power
11-15
1
SEC—
registration statement with the SEC on Oct. %
1954, covering 30,625 shares of its $9 par common stock, to be Offered
for subscription by its common stockholders at the rate of one new
filed a
company
—Files With Securities and Exchange Commission— :
7%
59c
The
11-
West
,
£&•
_
Upper Peninsula Power Co.—Registers With
12-10
Waterman
Southern Indiana Gas & Electric—
with
10-29
Walker
Co.—
notification
of
11-18
Washington
10-15
letter
a
1-3-55
Warren
10-20
filed
25c
5
1
4
62 %c
iDetinning Co.,
12-15
11-
Oct.
on
shares of common stock to be offered at. par
through Robert B. Fisher Investments, 510 South
Fifth Street, Las Vegas, Nev.
The net proceeds are to be used to p»ip"
for cost of Driller Boy
(drilling equipment which the company rente
out) and for working capital.
_
300,000
share),
per
7-15
12-15
11-15
corporal ion
covering
($1
10-11
10-
t50c
Universal Petroleum Exploration & Drilling Corp., Law
Vegas, Nev.—Files With SEC—
10-20
10-31
37 %c
with a
766.
belt
p.
5-2-55
1-3-55
Ltd.—
"avalanching," by a new conveyor
by this company.—V. 180,
without
degrees
11-
25c
—
5
Co.,
45
slip-resistant surface developed
12-10
from
5
Power
,
8-1-55
1-3-55
10-
price of the first preferred stock.
redemption
35c
50c
10-
the
37 %C
17 %c
10-31
date
1004.
p.
$1.37%
income
(quar.)
10-31
(quar.)
caWed
warrants
their Nov. 30,
together
with
37 %c
Co.,
28c
(quar.)
subscription
to show
holders
(guar.)
(quar.)
A
Petroleum—
corporation, stamped
and
returned
to
the
preferred
&
28 %c
Canada
stock
common
stock
preferred
Class
(quar.)
preferred
the
before
or
on
preferred
6%
Walker
(quar.)
6%
first
6%
9-30
preferred
Common
attached
of
37 %c
9-30
preferred
Southern
stock
be
unti*
to
(quar.)
10-30
4.56%
California
closed
mailed
preferred
10-30
4.48%
Southern
preferred
be
will
stock
remain
will
$1.31%
Virginian Railway—
6%
preferred (quar.)
$1.25
common
first
certificates
the
by
representing
principal
of America—
(initial)
t50c
Co.,
preferred
will
and
Notice
35c
quar.)
Vulcan
Mills Ltd.—
Edison,
called
the
the
first
22
1954.
50c
s
"
gains)
Corp.
1
10-15
Fund, Inc.—
(3%c from earned
10-15
11-
40c
(quar.)
Oct.
1,
United States Rubber Co.—New Development—
and
(quar.)
11-
(Increased
$25c
California
date.
the
of
10-15
62 %c
575c
(quar.)
50c
(quar.)_-
Nov.
of
the
expiration
The
Co.—
Power
11-25
*25c
(quar.)
redemption
business
of
record
detached
180,
SEC
10c
quar.)
Common
9-30
Value
(quar.t_
Paper
Common
12-10
i
10c
t_
$105 per
share to¬
dividends accrued toShares to be redeemed
Paper board cartons, wooden cases, cellophane-wrapped articles and
merchandise of many kinds may now be carried up Inclines as steep-
10-12
1
12 %c
preferred
pfd. A (quar.)
J30c
^
at
representing
10-15
11-
11-
10c
(quar.)
6%
12-20
Ltd.—
(quar.)
will he-
abroad
1954.
redemption,
—V.
1
10c
Corp.
Ltd.,
*10-27
$1.50
common
Steel.
5c
*35c
Ltd.,
preferred
12-15
Vitamin
-12c
(quar.)
Atlantic
Southern
>
*
preferred
Corp.
$2 preferred
20c
y
Shares, Inc._
convertible
of
surrender
be
1959
1
Universal Leaf Tobacco—
Lindsay & Curr (quar.)
Signature Loan Co., class A (quar.)__.
of
30,
redeemed
be
share
transfer
business
of
will
in¬
(quar.)
11-12
Sibley,
or
lot.
close
opening
will
per
official
the
for
for
8
10c
J.), 4 % %
(N.
Sugar Corp.
Extra
1
(quar.)
that none
revealed
outstanding.
retired
cents
the
the
at
be
by
books
Upon
11-15
15c
—
12-
(quar.)
1954,
holders
securities
(quar.)
8.
U.
preferred
$1.07%
preferred
also
country
Securities Corp.—Calls'
International
will be
to
83Va
chosen
be
Oct.
10-31
37 %C
(quar.).
6%
with
30,
the
$7
(accum.)
(quar.)
4.30%
(quar.)
States &
shares
closed
at,
United Specialties Co. (quar.).
United
Transit Co.,
common
United
common
of
The
6c
11-12
preferred
Nov.
will
87 %e
(quar.)
(3c from net
3s
10-15
Co.,
this
stock
Inc.—
1
Power
announcement,
plants in
2417.
gether
25c
1
Pacific
the
Hoffman
p.
preferred
60c
Corp., class A (quar.)
11-
Sierra
raw
finished
10-18
125c
(quar.)
(quar.)
12-
(quar.)
for
corporation
checks
preference
Realty, 5% pfd.
91 %c
Canada,
production
new
of supply
distribution
of
for
10-15
5%
(quar.)
.,7" $i
of
location
also stated.
for the
production facilities in general.
making
S.
he
sources
1
share
per
profits)
10-15
11-
18%c
B
United
U.
America
in
nearby
by
1
held.
for re¬
called
convertible
Class
1
11-
J20c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
This
Missouri
(quar.).
of
the
convenient
179,
Hoffman."
in Syracuse, N. Y.,'wilt
as
are
S
served
now
and foundry
their present locations,
cited by Mr. Marcus,
at
and improved
U.
not
11-
Cigar-Whelan Stores Corp.—
United
11-20
of
of
Co.
Cities
12-1
11-15
11-30
(stock
Co.
Co.
United
1
tlOc
(quar.)
Shirrifls,Ltd.,
5%
Si
11-
50c
Mfg. Co.—
3.65% preferred
Corp.
industries
road factories
more
other
shares
$6 preferred
being
preferred
United
Common
•
n
10-20
10-15
Sheraton
;
10-20
1
Sherwin-Williams
a
Marcus,
the
10-20
50c
(quar.)
%
.
payHwett
7
will call for redemption on Nov. 30, next, 50,000
its
outstanding
150,000 shares
of
$5.00
cumulative first
stock.
After such redemption, 100,000 shares of the
11-15
$4.50
14c
Shawinigan Water & Power Co.
,***
.
preferred
11-15
$4
10-11
*50C
,
"I ,* ■4
10-25
$1
10-19
11-
American
j'"
' * '
11-17
$1.12%
10-19
1
10-25
25c
Falls Machine Co
/
tax.
11-17
(quar.)
1
11-
85c
Seneca
-
1
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Co.,
Electric
11-
10-
Selected
dividend.
1
11-15
(quar.)
(quar.).
this
11-13
92 %c
10-20
Co.
closed for
12-
preferred
Coach
Union
$3.70
10-18
Oil
J
11-.J
50,000 Shares of First Preferred Stock—
10-20
11-10
Seaboard
1
10-
12-
11-
(quar.)__
preferred
Mr.
1
10-28
11-15
$2.50
Ecovill
10-
1
$3.7%c,
,
Wilkes-Barre,
United
12-10
11-15
Twin
15c
Scott Paper Co.—
$3.40 preferred (quar.).
$4 preferred
(quar.)...
9-3fr
1
11-
J
10-15
87 %c
(quar.)
-
10-29
11-
t3iy.»c
other
reasons,
in
products,
of
into
operate
affected.—V.
(quar.)
$1
—
to
material,
10-15
preferred
25c
,
10-29
out
major
program
10-11
$3.50
25c
'
1
11-
11-15
$3.50
preferred
10-15
1
—
Thompson
The
8
11-15
Schwitzer-Cummins Co.
•
10-
11-15
25c
(quar.)
}6c
-
10-2&
10-1©
11-
50c
(Continued from page 10)
continue
10-29
1
Schenley Industries, Inc. (quar.)___
-
1
1
com
A
62 %c
11-
11-15
1
common
class
$1
60c
12-
(quar.)
preferred
%
Corp., Ltd...
income
.
8
12-
(quar.)
Ltd.
Antonio Transit,
Savage
8
10-
12-
St. Louis-San Francisco Ry. Co.—
6% convertible preferred A (quar.)
San
10-
1
10-
5c
preferred
:
branch
The
10-13
1
11-
11-15
Inc.—
Corp.,
10-31
11-
7%c
Trinity Universal Insurance, com. (quar.)
'Tudor City 9th Unit, $6 preferred (accum.)_
Twin Arrow Corp.,
class A
$1.17
Saguenay Power Co., 4%%
6t.
1
1
(quar.)
6% pfd. (accum.)_
Foods,
10- ft
I
10-20
Genera! Corporation and
Investment News
11-19
12-
(quar.)
Whitehall
&
Fine
12-15
1
ll-
25c
37%c
:
8
10-
u-
$i.n
_
10-14
11-11
10-25
Building Co.,
Rothmoor, class A (quar.)
S
10-
10-28
10^1»
yPrevious published date was incorrect.
The corrected
date and/or record date is Indicated h«r«. ^
•• -.•••'»'7 (
(may be
basis of
on
dividend)
Corp.
Russ
10-22
9-2©
11-3
$22%c
not
Jamaica
1
25c
Gold
Less British income tax.
a
'xLess
10-27
$1.02%
(quar.)
Power Co., com.
preferred
Aircraft
12-
10-15
'
507c
common
books
10-4
11-15
$1.02%
(quar.)
I
series J
Rockland Light &
1
1
(quar.5
10-20
1-2-55
$1
com.
Ltd.,
1
$1.18%
H
series
preferred
1111-
(quar.)
series
preferred
4.10%
F
10-18
60c
10-15
*
.
10-15
11-
1
10-29
„
,
(quar.)
The
(quar.)
Unexchanged
this
Consolidated
r—
55c
.
11-
*11-"l-
tPayable in U. S, funds, less 15 7c Canadian non-residents' tax. •»
tPayeble In Canadian funds, tax deductible at the source.
Ffc
resident tax 15%; resident tax 7%.
.>
•«
;
I
10-9
11-2
.
$2.25 V
63 %c
preferred
10-30
30c
quar.)
..
18%c
(quar.)
$6 preferred
for $2.70
93%c
(quar.)
Mills Inc. (Increased
*
$1.25
$1.26
preferred (quar.)
(Wm. Jr.) Co. (monthly)
preferred
Pipe Line Corp.—
15c
3%%
River Brand Rice
10-15-
'
10-15
10-31'
30c
17 %c
(quar.)
10-20
*
10-30 *
'
37%c
Gas
Radio
12-J»
10-15
(accum.).
(quar.)
—
(quar.)
preferred
Tri-Continental Corp.,
(s-a)
common
Co.
12-31
10-31
~
$1.14
Trust
&
Transcontinental
10-30
10-20
10-31
-
$1.06%
(quar.)
(N. Y.)
Bank
12-3
County Electric
•Transfer
10-15
for
(quar.)
10-25
& Potomac RR.—
stock
(Los Angeles)
preferred
Trade
20c
10c
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
11-W
4c
,
preferred
10-11
12 %C
12 %c
10-21
preferred
25c
(quar.)
Co.,
11-30
12- »
'
&
6%
dividend).
common
4.567c
12,15
12-15
10-20
•
W.)
5%
10-11
held
4.25%
1-2-55
1
50c
Edison
50c
(quar.)
(stock
Insurance & Trust Co.
1-2-55
Yukon
10-15
1
15c
Quarterly
Toledo
,.H- 1
$1.21
of
10-20
10-M
I
$1.50
~'
(quar.)
Cab
Seller's,
1-15
$1.14
(quar.)
Fibre Glass Co.
share
share
J28c
s-a)
(Calif.)
Richmond, Fredericksburg
7% guaranteed (s-a)_.
6%
1
1
Co.—
(initial
common
(quar.)
Inc.
10-30
5c
Co., 6% conv. pfd. (quar.)
York County Gas Co. \
quar.)_____
to
(quar.)
additional
each
*5c
Republic Supply
Rich's,
11-
11-
UOc
Electric &
Engineering Co
Coventry, Ltd., class A (quar.)
One
10-21
10-21
Yellow
10-20
25c
Thompson
1
4.44%
Wrigley
10-18
25C
Thompson
1
10-29
11-
\
(quar.)
Pipeline—
Light, $4.56 pfd.
I.)
5c
Co., Ltd.—
deposit receipts (stock dividend)
American
10-11
25c
Products,
12-15
1
5c
Worcester
12-13
10-22
20c
10-15
11-
1-3-55
18 %C
10-25
50c
Republic Natural
quar.)_
10-14
11-
10-15
3
11-
(s-a)
11-
50c
11-26
11-
.25c
11-15
50c
12-10
*1
s__
(quar.)
(H.
12-15
(monthly)
Electric Power Co.
preferred
Woolworth -(F.
7
65c
~
-
11-11
1
10-
1
■•••*■*
50c
$1.25
11-15
.11-
_
;
(quar.)
preferred
Grocery Co.
11-
15c
*
—
preferred (quar.)
Wltherbee Sherman, 67e preferred
"
(quar.)
(Cleveland)
Industries, Inc.
io-15
.
15c
_
5.047o
7
$1.12%
37 %c
(quar.)
10-
25c
:
1.
preferred
(quar.)_*
Thatcher Class Mfg. Co., $2.40 pref. (quar.)
Thermoid Co., $2.50 conv. pfd. (quar.)
10-15
(quar.)
Ltd.
.
$4
12-13
1
4%.., 1-31-55
J. c
Gas
10-15
v
50c
5% preferred (quar.>___
" *
Corp.
Power &
$4.84
11-
15c
(initial
Natural
1
Corp.—
]
12- *
57c
(guar.)....
.
Texas
10-20
12-15
11-22
(quar.)
Canada,
Inc.
Illinois
1
1-3-55
(quar.)
class A
11-
12-31
25c
,
preferred
1
,
investment income
Wisconsin Public Service
10-11
25c
'■»
Corp.
Tower
Common
1-2-55
25c
Extra
Rice
10-15
87 %c
Reliance
New
9-27
11-25
Texas
8
20c
pfd.
(quar.).
Texas
Extra
Reitman's,
Renold
10-20
t28c
;
B
Terminal
fl5c
(quar.)
Extra
Class
Telautograph
9-27
t30c
preferred
A.), $2
9-30
10-20
$1.50
1st
Corp.,
(C.
10-22
Ltd.—
*15c
(quar.)
47c
10-15
Technicolor,
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Concrete Pile Co. (quar.)
Raymond
A.)
Co.
Inc.,
1
in¬
(quar.)
Products,
conv.
&
11-
35c
from
(quar.)
10-11
1
^
pfd. (entire issue called for redemp¬
on Nov. 1 at $103.50
per share plus
dividend)
Sutton" (O.
11n-
I
.
Co
Wisconsin Investment Co.—
Paper Co.—
60c
(quarterly
1
11-
1«C
(quar.).
1
26c
Participating class A (quar.)
R & M Bearings Canada
Ltd., class A
Radio Corp. of America, common
$3.50
preferred
12-
10-15
20c
Fund
Co.
6%:
Superior .Steel Corp.
Corp
10-
11-
7
Cquar.)
1
income)
Power
preferred
12-
;
;
10-20
:
Service—
1
$1.12%
*"
20c
(quar.)
(reduced)
11-
(tjuar;)_
com.
9-24
6%
$1.43%
,
i
Wisconsin
10-25
10-15
,/
-
(quar.)
__—
Lovett
Payable of Ree.
$1
•
Monthly
Monthly
10-25
1
t25c
(quar.)
Textiles, 4%%
40c
.
,
1
12-
*'tl0c
(quar.)
Super Mold Corp. of California (quar.)
Superior Separator, common
9-17
11-15
12-
Blake
&
(quar.)
common
Holder*^
When
Share
.
From
Propane Gas, 5.20 pfd. (quar.)
Sun Oil Co.,=4%% preferred A (quar.)
f
■
8
Ine
$1.05
■
8
10-
Winn
»,
(quar.)
preference
Extra
10-15
10-
$1.25
Inc.
prior
■
.
...
Sunrise Supermarkets Corp.
> 87 %c
Co., common
preferred (quar.)
6%
10-18
1
3
.
Suburban
•
10-16
11-
(quar.).
Suburban Electric
I
11-19
93 %C
.
(quar.)
dividend-^--*
2nd
1
10-23
5%
..
-
Sewing Machine Corp.—
Whitney
12-
.62 %c
*
#4
$2
11-
(stock div.)
Company
prior lien
White
*56%c
Strawbridge & Clothier (quar.)
10-12
>
;
Oats
Quebec
1
$1 par
T '
(guar.)
Putnam
11-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Ohio
A
Stores,
Stern
Stock
.*
10-30
2c
of
Brewers,
&
1
15c
(Indiana)
Co.
Stouffer Corp.
~
10-13
(quar.)
Quaker
7
11-
preferred
Stone Container Corp.
9-30
10-
K. 90c
Oil
Bros.
Sterling
9-30
k;
4%
11-30
-1007c
preferred
-Stern
10-11
10-20
Co.
preferred
•Sterchi
•
> 65c
4%%
Steel Co. of Canada, Ltd. (quar.).
Steel Parts Corp. (initial)
-
'20c
the
6%
4
$1.17%
"
Indiana,
Sugar
3
6%C
(guar:>
preferred
1-
11-
'
4.16%
Alegra
1-15-55
62 %C
:
10-11
12-
12-10
50c
(quar.)__
Co.-
$1.06 %
4.32%" preferred
Punta
5
.<
1
*
of
"
(quar.)
of
^
11-
10-
share held)
(quar.)
■
-*4%%- preferred
(guar. \
4.20%, preferred (quar.)
-3%%' preferred
1
$1.37'/a
(quar.)
of Colorado—
Common
4%%
preferred
Public Service Co.
12-
1
common.
Public Service Co.
5
11-
(bi-moDthly).
1
12-15
10c
Products Co. (quar.)_
Stanley Brock, Ltd., class B (quar.).
Class A (quar.)
Stecher-Traung Lithograph Corp.—
r
10-20
10-
-
.
11-
25c
Standard
10-20
10-20
17%c
.
(quar.)
Price Brothers, litd.. 4%
preferred <s-a)_:_
Price (T. Rowe) Growth Stock Fund—
Value
1
7
50c
(quar.)
3.60% preferred
preferred B (quar.)
4.70%
1111-
*,
25c
Potomac Edison,
,
3%%
(quar.)
preferred
Cordage Co., common
Employees stock
(quar.),
Fuel
Standard
10-15
_
Plymouth
Pocahontas
10-15
I
(quar.)
Co., prior pfd. (s-a)
Pittsburgh Brewing Co., $2.50 pfd. (accum.)
Pittsburgn Plate Glass
;
-J
5%%
1
11-
20c
(quar.)
Pioneer Petroleum
Pittston
11-
: $1.25
III
Co.
common
Inc.,
Oil
$1
common
held)
dividend
97 Vac
(quar.)
Northern
Per
Name of
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry.,
40c
(N. J.)
Standard
pfd.
share
(quar.t
additional
(quar.)_
#1.12 Mi
(quar)
Holders
Payable of Rec.
additional
Dredging Corp.—
1
Co.—
Phlladephia Electric Co., 4.68%
div.)
stock
com.
When
Share
(stock
11-
50C
preferred, (quar.)
preferred
1
Company
Corp.
Standard
(quar.)"
•
Per
Name of
Sperry
10-15
12-15
10%
Dairy
1st
2nd
'
Holders
Payable of Rec.
20c
(quar.)
Perkins Marchine &
Philadelphia
When
■■
Share
(quar.)
49
ten¬
.
high
grade uranium ore.
' 7
.
The company's uranium discovery is on a group of claims (45 claims
aggregating 800 acres) in the La Sal district of San Juan County, Utah,
about 40 miles southeast of the town of Moab.
See also V. 180, p. 1376.
50
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1582)
which offered
and
1954
$3,316,787
1,374,838
781,707
August—
Gross
Net
from
from
Net ry.
railway
railway
income—
oper.
$3,397,989
$3,174,533
$4,527,532
1,168,789
722,097
1,028,496
579,793
2,001,494
from
Net
ry.
—V.
23,879,436
8,611,422
oper.
180,
p.
25,331,047
30,085,747
12,209,460
4,810,332
lb,942,565
5,528,837
income—
955.
—
a
bids
The
the
Inc.,
of
102.9159
The
sale
rants*
for
bonds
the
3'/4S
as
Stuart
Halsey,
from:
came
The
5,642,347
bonds
new
terest
from
105.92
if
100.00
if
redeemed
prices are scaled
on
from
PROCEEDS—The
Corp.—Two New Directors-
available,
tions
102.74
net
The
100.00.
to
proceeds
long
the
of
sale
the
from
as
President of Williams
President of National
R. Williams,
Gerard
and Robert G.
Cowan,
directors.—V. 179, p. 928.
N. J.f have been elected
Co., Newark,
Baking Co., Scranton, Pa„
Newark & Essex Banking
electric,
1954—Month—1953
1954—9 Mos.—1953
$15,068,094 $14,499,650 $134,549,261 $131,409,668
;Vv.
>, ,-.p;
.;
Period End. Sept. 30—
Bales
—V.
——
180, p. 1150.
utility,
public
71-year-old
a
bus service in 10,000 square
Wisconsin and an adjacent
some
part
the
of
of
cumulative
$10
stock
UNDERWRITERS—Associated
in
series;
two
and
in
9 Months Ended Aug.
the
of
to
Profit
before
taxes
Provision for taxes
Net
Net
income
on
—_______—
income
on
————
of
income
♦Loss.—V.
179,
1,840,908
428,158
——
profit
have
There
the
102.187c
Redemption—
Bank
ical
p.
redemption
for
Trust
Co.,
Broad
30
St.,
Nov.
on
—V.
$746,000
next,
1
York
New
Y.—V.
N.
15,
180,
p.
—V.
,:
180,
Ala.,
1047.
Wool worth Co.—September Sales Lower—
National
sinking
a
to
p.
net
Commercial
Bank
in
1955,
attached to
for
unit
duct
has
Union
&
Co.,
Trust
in
used
be
in
to
part
from
Net
ry.
1953
1952
the
of
County,
Kimball
Neb.
$70,000
$370,736
30,
1954)
of the company for general corporate
company's accounts payable ($86,further development of the company's
County,
$50,000
the
and
estimated amounts of $50,000
The company believes the
in
Neb.,
for
sufficient
equipment.
■
meet
to
its
present, working
capital
-V1''.':
.
EFFECT
GIVING
TO
'
notes
5%
sinking
payable
at
fund
4xkrM
deb—
demand
Outstanding
$300,000
$290,000
350.000
144,000
*20,000 shs.
on
"A"
stock
($1
par
value)——
100.000 shs.
"B"
stock
($1
par
value)
100.000 shs.
of
28,700
the
class
the
effective
warrants
"A"
$1
—
value
par
Dpc.
capital
31.
stock
10,000 shs.
in
1955,
from
full
20,000
Gross
from
from
Net
ry.
34,308
and
on
3,151,286
697,622
3,074,456
company
31,
Dec.
was
1953
by
incorporated in Delaware 011 Oct. 21,
merger succeeded to the business ol
Corp.—New
at
a
Conference
Dealer
at
the
its new residential
corporation announced
available
In
condensers
evaporators
capacity
per
products
conditioning
air
National
Air-Conditioning Products
Oil Corp., a New York corporation, which was incorporated
2, 1948.' The principal office of the company is 100 state
Albany, New York.
The company is engaged in th»> business of exoloring. acquiring in¬
terests in development and
operation of oil and gas properties.
The
company's principal oil properties are located in the States of Wyom¬
ing, Texas and Nebraska.
The company also owns interests in un¬
developed acreage in
the States of Wyoming and Nebraska.
The
merger of the New York corporation into the Delaware corporation was
accomplished by vote of the required number of shares of the capital
stock
of-the
nredecessor,
and the exchange of the class "A"
and
class "B" stock on a share for share basis was authorized.
Dec.
were
announced
on
corporation's Decatur,
2,
3
for
and
2,
5
3
hp. sizes;
and
coils
ton.—V.
180,
p.
on
3 and
5 hp.
5
standard
400
cubic
2,
Worthington air
standard
brackets; and new remote
hp.
and
in
air cooled condensing
line of
applications with any
hp.
5
new
3
available
based
a
sizes
feet
which feature full
of
air
per
1377.
St.,
DIVIDENDS—Dividends
class
minuts
class
/
Jan.
,
stock
'"B"
"A"
5,
and
hav»
class
1954.—V.
50
of
been
paid
"B"- stock
180,
p.
of
cents per share of class "A"
and
Aug. 2.
1954. and (to holders of
predecessor, Wytex Oil Corp., N. ¥.)
1253.
'
v
v,
'
' " •\
3,057,919
688,003
673,511
301,107
331,277
300,963
—V.
229,387
income
180, p.
r(„.
955.
Western
The
With SEC
Uranium Corp., Reno, Nev.—Files
notification with the
covering 900,000 shares of capital stock to be offered at par
(five cents) per share), without underwriting.
The proceeds are to
corporation
Sept.
on
27
filed
of
letter
a
EEC
be used to pay
Weston
-See
expenses
inciueiu to mining operations.
Electrical
Instrument
Corp.—Offer Extended
Daystrom, Inc. above.—V. 180, p. 1377.
Whitehead Brothers Rubber Co.—Merger Voted—
See
Goodall
White's
Rubber
Auto
$2,074,433
180,
p.
1150.
'
•
'
1954—9 Mos.—1953
$15,839,361 $14,681,973
$1,525,161
.
'
r
1377.
p.
1954—Month—1953
:
*~V.
180,
Stores, Inc.—September Sales Up—
Period End. Sept. 30—
Bales
above—V.
Co.
Your Dollars
possible the
help
•
'
..."
"
■
'
CROSS
Willingham Finance Co., Inc., Augusta, Ga.—Files—
The
EEC
corporation
be
to
Oct.
on
15,000
covering
Btock
offered
6
shares
at
Space
& Co., Inc., Augusta,
working capital.—V. 176,
for
filed
of
($10
par
a
letter
notification
of
cumulative,
participating
with
the
preferred
share)
through Johnson, Lane,
Ga.
The net proceeds are to be used
p. 644.
per
Wisconsin Central Ry.—Earnings—
August—
Gross
1954
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
railway
1951
$2,833,003
$2,894,329
$2,814,460
334,448
709,023
879,146
551,677
58,867
291,735
586,740
382,885
19,362,645
21,889,009
20,018,284
20,341,009
3,418,657
5,400,355
3,593,486
3,735,874
1,363,158
2,240,283
1,287,170
1,260,088
income
oper.
1952
1953
$2,567,332
railway
From Jan. 1—
Gross
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
—V.
railway
railway
oper.
180,
p.
income
Wisconsin
Smith,
series
in V.
on
Power &
Barney
their
H,
due
180,
p.
&
Co.
offering
Oct.
1477.
1,
'•
Light Co.—Books Closed-
and
of
1984,
i
I
st-z ~~
955.
Wisconsin Electric Power Co.—Secondary Offering—A
secondary offering of 8,000 shares of common stock (par
$10) was made on Oct. 5 by Blyth & Co., Inc., at $32.621/2
per share, with a dealer's discount of 55 cents per share.
The unsold balance was withdrawn on Oct. 6—V. 180,
p. 821.
books
Robert
W.
Baird
$18,000,000 first
it was announced
&
Co.
have
on
Oct.
closed
the
2lh%
mortgage
8.
in¬
shares
;
BUSINESS—The
23,025
2,770,983
492,085
railway
railway
oper.
will
shares.
From Jan. 1—
Net
•"
Authorized
year
Bk.
75,244
53,561
Income
oper.
.
re-
r
FINANCING 1
PRESENT
$358,398
73,502
'
net
such
of
in
1951
$406,607
108,794
23,361
railway
railway
out¬
reduce
the
First
National
Bank
forming this indebtedness
company's wells in Weston
Four
$317,973
40,286
1954
from
Net
of
reduction of such bank indebtedness as
$144,000.
The balance of $220,000 will be added
to
and
will
Western Ry. of Alabama—EarningsAugust—
be
indebtedness
to
of the
notes
"
Gross
will
purchase
the
Montgomery St., San Fran¬
cisco 20, Calif., or at The Hanover Bank, 70 Broadway, New York 15,
"N. Y.—V. 180, p. 1377 and 1477.
Bank
Trust
and
debentures
the
debentures
the
development
Cheyenne
Ten
1953,
Works.
cooled
called for redemption on Nov. 1, 1954 all of the
outstanding shares of preferred stock, series A, at $100 and accrued
dividends of $6.67.
Immediate payment will be made
at the Wells
Fargo
of
entire
\
"
,
.
Y.
N.
31,
proceeds
applied
financing
quirements.
to
1047.
fund
the
retire
share
and
June
drilling
crease
1954—9 Mos.—1953
1654—Month—1953
Sept. 30—
packaged conditioner in the 2,
company
for
Class
Worthington
12
The
1954—9 Mos.—1953
1954—Month—1953
Western Pacific RR. Co.—Calls Preferred Stock—>
The
income taxes amounts to
period in 1953.
Net earn¬
67 cents for 1953.
same
cents as compared to
53
as
funds in an
still
out¬
unless
calculated
proceeds
present
'
on
$13,597,000 $14,394,000 $120,516,000 $133,552,000
p.
to
Federal
for
for. the
$346,544
$55,191,297 $55,505,355 $471,254,924 $470,134,704
New
180,
the comparable period
for
the
hypothecated
Wytex
Oct.
Per. End. Sept. 30—
were
1377.
Worthington
179,
(Mo.)—September Sales Off
Western Auto Supply Co.
.
1954
-
in
i
provide
1959,
of
CAPITALIZATION
providing
amount
Sales—
1313,
Bales
30,
ir^st bonds, due Nov. 1, 1974,
Payment will be made at the Chem¬
and accrued interest.
&
of
as
for
<
collactiai
fund
sinking
Sales
Sept.
insofar
interest
debentures
/
per
bank
the
be
1954,
♦Exercise
called
been
3V2%
ended
be
make
subscrip¬
debentures
Class
—V.
Per. End.
at
after
against
as
months
President.
Patt,
F.
nine
the
for
will
round-out
nor
the
to
their offices.
of
■
general working funds
including liquidation of
needs,
$2,416,816.
(F. W.)
West Penn Electric Co.—Partial
of
John
by
ings per share
1616.
p.
$2,214,243
were
$274,997
167,811
10,093,832
2,548,851
428,158
..———_————,■
outstanding
shares
1953
Net
211,314
of
reported
of
*$164,161
10,223,447
,
—
liabilities
Current
Capital
Sales
Beane
the
sold
of
in¬
any
on
debentures
company's
be
^
(current
subsidiaries
foreign
year) not received by parent company
assets
WJR, The Goodwill Station, Inc.—Sales Off—
$9,432,553
*162,051
2,110
$630,884
income
Current
the
in
will
1,
Dec.
wells
1953
1954
$13,263,160
875,284
244,400
—
-
in
holders
The
Wyo.,
proceeds
915
31—
sales
used
County,
Wayne Pump Co.—Reports Profit—
Net
1,
Dec.
to
outstanding
are
$30
secured
Houston.
were
2,533,127
offering are: Francis I. duPont
& Co.; Hallgarten & Co.; R. W. Pressprich & Co.; L. F. Rothschild &
Co.; Shields & Co. and Swiss American Corp.—V. 180, p. 1150.
completed.—V. 179, p. 109.
(war¬
shares
50
thereafter.
and
to
the
neither
is The
agent
at
wishing
that
notice
the
100
the facilities
indenture
.
the
stock
standing
-In
stock.
common
the
days
of
at
Fenner
maturity
value
to the trustee.
of
10
and
subscribe
can
beginning
PROCEEDS—The
■
preferred
value
par
each
prior to the expiration date of the warrants.
$30,989,000
*
value
shares
$290,000
with
at the rate of 15 shares for each
$500 par value of debentures until Dec. 31,
1959. but the warrants
may not be detached for transfer unless the debentures are redeemed
upper
CAPITALIZATION—Capitalization, giving effect to the new financing,
consist of $51,730,000 in long-term debt; 162,000 shares of $100
to
use
debentures
Albany
by
"A"
least
principal
Pierce,
provide
the
to
effective
.exercisable
i class
■
the
of
Albany,
Warrants
July 31, 1954 the company had
and net operating income of
ended
year
revenues
for
stock¬
B
for
1964
1,
debentures
1953,
1,
stockholders
rights
delivered
by
The subscripton
of
to
Nebraska
provisions
isue
.
operating
class
subscribe
Dec.
held.
the
Lynch,
will
annually,
maturity.
of
miles
in
are
provides
of north
will
par
Other
$50,000
Wausau.
northeastern
EARNINGS—For
Inc.—Secondary Offering—A sec¬
ondary offering of 4,000 shares of common stock (par
$1) was made oil Oct. 7 by Lee Higginson Corp. at S27
per share, with a dealer's discount of 85 cents per share.
was
of
company,
$5,766,000.
Wallace & Tiernan,
first mortgage bonds,
$8,000,000 of
Michigan.
total
It
and
gas
and
central
,
..
Station, south
BUSINESS—The
Sales Higher—
Walgreen Co.—September
redeem
and
A
to
due
of
at
on
of
selling rights
equal
Co.
to
more
others,
any
amount
bonds
new
Field
Maley
standing
used
be
agent,
to
indenture
41/«% series
due May 1, 1983 and for payment of part of the 1954-55 construc¬
tion
program.
It is estimated that construction expenditures from
Aug. 1, 1954 to Dec. 31, 1955, will be $10,200,000 of which approxi¬
mately $2;400,000 will be for completion of the $11,600,000 Weston
will
$500
stock
through Dec.
Merrill
of
as
and
or
102 »/2
stockholders
as
Steam
Wagner Baking
of
B
payment
upon
at
firm
The
redemption prices scaled
during the 12 months ended Sept. 30, 1955 to
or
after Oct. 1, 1983.
Sinking fund redemption
called
basis
class
$50,000
date
redeemed
regular
at
of
amount
&
Corp.,
Salomon
Bros.
redeemable
are
the
on
and/or
class
right
the
debentures
Subscripton warrants
will
■expire at 2 p.m. on Nov. 30.
The offering is not underwritten.
The
debentures
will
be
redeemable at
the
opcion of the company
as
a
whole
at
any
time., or
in
part
from
time
to
time
in
the
Boston
First
The
par
A
1954
fund
its
to
offered
4
23,
Aug.
sinking
5%
at
class
Oct.
on
record
of
10-year
of
bid of 102.301.
102.28;
company
holders
3.10% to maturity.
group
at competitive
yield
to
to
Wytex Oil Corp., Albany, N. Y.—Debentures Offered
Offered—
Bonds
102.2799; Merrill Lynch,
Pierce,
Fenner
&
Beane,
&
Hutzler
and
Union
Securities Corp.
<jointlyl, 102.16; Dean Witter & Co., 102.147; Leh¬
man
Brothers, 102.073; and White, Weld & Co., 101.92.
29,853,453
8,552,239
5,056,928
railway.—
railway
from
on
Other
Co.
799,594
From Jan. 1—
Gross
Net
awarded
was
Oct. 14
1951
1952
1953
interest
accrued
issue
Ry.—Earnings-
Virginian
Oct. 15
on
Corp.
headed an underwriting group
a new issue of $12,500,000 first
mortgage bonds, 3*A% series due Oct. 1, 1984 at
1109.
•Excluding leased departments.—V. 180, p.
Service
Public
Kidder, Peabody & Co.
1954—2 Mos.—1953
$886,567
$870,151
1954—Month—1953
W $466,350
$450,556
^
•Bales
Wisconsin
Up—
Virginia Dare Stores Corp.—Sales
Period End. Sept. 30—
Monday, October 18, 1954
...
bonds,
See
details
«sat
Volume
180
Number 5369
.,.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1583)
51
STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
ALABAMA
Eastern
Municipal Water District
(P. Oi 512 West Florida Ave.,
Hemet), Calif.
sewer
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
sold
Florence, Ala.
'
Warrant
Offering
Board
of
sealed
bids
Oct.
on
Education
until
20
for
The
—
will
11
City
receive
the
$550,000 school warrants. Due
Feb.
1
sive.
from
The
of
as
1955
to
1976
warrants
Feb.
1,
be received until 2
p.m. (PST) on
Oct. 27 for the purchase of
$70,000
(CST)
purchase of
a.m.
District
Legality
proved
by
Dumas,
O'Neal
Hayes, of Birmingham.
nally
be
&
J.
—
until
Carter,
the
(CST)
p.m.
returned
purchase of $150,000
St.
County (P.
Ashville), Ala.
Warrant
,
$490,000
to
a
An
-—
warrants
San
or
Union
a
group
2.69%,
1956 to
on
Due
on
Nov.
1
1974 to
J
The
1979
bonds
1954. Due
1979
Due
1
from
1956 to
and
Bassett School District.
/
in¬
Bond
Sal*»—The
of
America
Savings
$55,000
build¬
National
Association,
Trust
of
San
Francisco,
100.43,
a
Cressley
as
3s, at a price of
basis of about 2.94%.
,
Elementary
Merced
County,
Bond Offering
ton, .County
—
School Dist.,
Calif.
Dora
Clerk,
will
180,
purchase
bonds.
Dated
of
$35,000
Aug. 31,
(F-A)
payable
building
Due
1979 in¬
interest
the
County
Legality ap¬
proved by Orrick. Dahlquist, Her¬
rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
Treasurer's
at
office.
cisco.
Downey Sch. Dist., Los Angeles
County, Calif.
Bond
Sale
ner,
in
Bond
Sale
1478
p.
Bank
—
$25,000
offered
Oct.
8
The $80,000
—
interest
1969
1,
payable
of
America
1254—were awarded to
p.
at
the
Offering
Town
Oct.
on
Trust
a
Trust
of
San
price
of
basis of about 3.16%.
of
Virgenes Union Sch. District,
Angeles County, Calif.
j :r
Bond Sale—The $43,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Oct. 13—v. 180,
1478
Bank
—
of
awarded
were
America
net
interest
price of 100.14,
a
of
cost
about
101.39,
3s.
6,000
2.92%,
Due
Oct.
on
1
2V2S.
Due
—
20,000
3s.
Due
1965 to
a
of
District,
San
Union
for
the
his
until
10:30
office
in
bonds.
Due
Dated
Dec.
on
(J-D)
from
1
1954.
to
and
at
interest
1979
the
County
office; at the district's
fiscal agency in New York City
or
Chicago, or at the Bank of
Treasurer's
National
Trust
Association
in
Kern
&
San
Sav¬
Diego,
bonds
America
Torrance
sold
was
the
to
National
Los
Trust
inclusive.. Principal
and
until 9
&
Sutcliffe,
Angeles County, Calif.
(PST)
a.m.
Oct.
on
19 for
Nov-
on
1955
Principal
(M-N)
of
from
1
clusive.
payable
Treasurer's
1974
to
and
the
at
in¬
interest
County
office.
Tularcitos
Monterey City School District,
Monterey County, Calif.
—
Clerk
of
Emmet
the
County iSupervisors,
sealed bids
Salinas,
until
at
11
will
his
a.m.
Bond
G.
receive
re¬
office
(PST)
Nov.
1954.
sive. Principal and interest (M-N)
to
payable at the County Treasurer's
interest
office.
County Treasurer's office.
1971
Nov.
inclusive.
(M-N)
and
to
1.40s, at
from
in
in
Oct.
on
1
from
Principal
payable
at
000
and
the
25
1974
,
for
the
Due
on
Nov.
inclusive.
terest
(M-N)
at
a.m.
his
G.
will
office
(PST)
on
purchase of $20,-
building bonds.
1954.
1955
bids
Salinas, until 11
Bond
improvement
yard
Dec.
on
dated
are
from
1
Dec.
1,
Bond
Dated Nov. 1,
1 from
1955 to
Principal and inpayable
County Treasurer's office.
at
the
Offering
ities
McCor-
J.
bonds.
Due
to
inclusive.
1984
1961
Dated
Jan.
Jan. 1 from 1955
on
Bonds
thereafter
and
due
in
callable
are
of Jan.
as
1, 1960. Principal and
(J-J) payable at the At¬
interest
National
of
Marion
Offering
1
(P. O. Ocala), Fla.
bonds
offered
1254—were
p.-
$981,000 school
Oct.
14
—
awarded
180,
B*
J.
Van
Ingen & Co., Inc., New York
City, and the Trust Company of
Georgia, of Atlanta, jointly, at a
price of 100.0003, a net interest
cost of about
2.09%, as follows:
$145,000 2V2S. Due
on
Aug. 1 from
1955 to 1958, inclusive.
Due
1959 to 1970,
on Aug. 1 from
inclusive.
252,000 2.20s. Due
on
Aug, 1 from
1971 to 1974, inclusive.
Sarasota
County (P.
Sarasota), Fla.
O.
of
the
Board
Wynne;
of
The
—
scheduled
the
bonds, series A, previously
v. 180, p. 1479.
The
being
bids until 11
a.m.
(>EST)
County
Oct. 27
on
for the purchase of
Oct. 26 of $16,542,000 State
are
v.
to
w,n rpreive sealed
Details
regarding
Jack¬
County Special Tax School
District No.
Bond Offering —W. A.
Tallahassee), Fla.
which
Bank,
,Legality approved by
Caldwell, Marshall, Trimble &
Mitchell, of New York City.
par.
sold
in
on
the
will be dated, except
instance, June 1, 1954 and
$900,000 hos¬
pital bonds.
June
Due
Dated
1,
1954.
June 1 from 1955 to 1984,
inclusive.
Principal and interest
on
(J-D) payable at the Sarasota
Bank & Trust Co., Sarasota, or at
The
Hanover
City.
chell
Bank, New York
Legality approved by Mit¬
& Pershing, of New York
ma¬
of
on
various
counties
June
1
from
1956 to
City.
for
GEORGIA
Georgia State Toll Bridge
Authority (P. O. Atlanta), Ga.
1975,
The exception applies
$2,057,000 Alachua County
the
issue
1,
T.
noon (EST) on Oct. 27
purchase of $920,000 util¬
revenue
1, 1954.
inclusive.
to
—
Fla.
mick, Mayor, will receive sealed
584,000 2s.
referred to in
ture
Emmet
Clerk,
,*
Beach,
Bond Sale—The
State Board of Education has just
made available the official pros¬
one
Calif.
—
County
sealed
(P. O.
bonds,
and
Statement
bonds, address
Campbell, Administrator,
FLORIDA
school
Official
said
Florida, Tallahassee, Fla.
:♦
on
of
■
inclusive.
1984
State,
District,
County,
Offering
McMenamin,
Board
purchase of $565,000 building bonds. Dated Nov. 1,
on
1
Principal and interest (J-D)
behalf
School
Monterey
25 for the
Due
extension
1994 inclusive.
pectus
Copies
firm.
Jacksonville
Norwalk, Conn.
Bond Sale —The $110,000 Calf
Pasture Beach improvement bonds
sale
each
inclusive.
Dec.
on
Florida State Board of Education
Francisco.*-™
Off^r'n?
of
Dodge, of Boston.
Ostly,
purchase of $1,400,000 build¬
ing bonds. Dated Nov. 1, 1954. Due
payable at the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Orrick, Dahl¬
Bond
to
School District,
the
in¬
(J-D)
Herrington
Unified
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Los Angeles
Savings Association, of San
Francisco, as J.9Qs. Dated July 27,
1954. Due on July 27 from 1955 to
quist,
1994
Due
payable
at
the
District Treas¬
urer's office.
Legality approved
by Storey, Thorndike, Palmer &
as
Bond Offering—Harold J.
&
terest
to
sewerage
bonds
-«
of
Capital Outlay and Debt Service,
Department of Education, State
Clerk
County, Calif.
building
1964
1955
School District,
Bank
James T.
Trust
p.m.
Due
-
to
for the
1955
..
charge.
the
to
bonds
bids until
bonds.
1954.
delivered
the
said
the
of
lantic
shop
The
from
relative
Los
Angeles or Sail Francisco. offered Oct. 13—v. 180, p. 1254—
Legality
approved
by
Orrick, were awarded to the South Nor¬
Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe, walk Trust Co., of South Norwalk,
San
Bond Sale—An issue of $300,000
of
Haven
be
of
For further information
1974, in¬
interest
and
1,000,000 water transmission and
Oct. 26
County,
sonville.
1955
Diego,
1,
tained
as
bonds.
Calif.
1975
Principal
payable
to
(EST) on Oct.
purchase of $4,500,000
follows:
from
on
Dec.
2
will
the
1,500,000
School
for the purchase of $340,000 build¬
ing
Principal
until
for
Alachua
validated by a decree
court dated April 16,
without
Due
$2,000,000 west branch water sup¬
ply bonds.
Due on Dec.
1
San
(PST)
a.m.
1956
1954.
from
Offering — R. B. James,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
at
from
1
1,
1
of San Francisco.
Oct.
bids
Bond
bids
Nov.
bonds,
Diego County,
same
the form in which such
approving
opinion will be issued may be ob¬
An¬
from
High
County, Flor¬
day of Sep¬
20th
of
were
County
Metropolitan
Dist. (P. O. Hartford), Conn.
Bond
Offering — Manning
W.
Heard, Chairman of the Metro¬
politan District, will receive sealed
1974, inclusive.
Water
the
behalf
issue
will re¬
noon (EST)
purchase of
high school
1
Oct.
on
dated
copies
Marshall
junior
Dated
Nov.
27
Oct.
on
ida,
Hartford
from
validated
the
Circuit
Court of the Second Judicial Cir¬
purchasers
Co., New Haven.
1961, inclusive.
1962 to 1964, inclusive.
ings
Trust
price of
basis of about 3.09%.
McFarland Union
of
a
follows:
as
America
the
to
National
&
Savings
Association
Francisco, as 3V4S, at a
San
bonds.
on
of
cuit in and for Leon
volved
in¬
Treasurer,
26
$2,095,000
group
&
Oakland, at
inclusive.
Los
p.
build¬
a
of
resolu¬
transcript of the proceedings in¬
Due
1964
Conn.
ceive sealed bids until
Savings Associa¬
tion, Lawson, Levy & Williams,
Stone & Youngberg, all of San
Francisco, and C. N. White & Co.,
v.
the
to
National
Savings
Association
Francisco, as 314s, at a
,
$34,000
to
and
interest
Stamford Trust
Hamden,
District, Contra
County, Calif.
Sale—The
1954.
1955
Co., Stamford. Legality approved
by Hawkins, Delafield & ' Wood,
of New York City.
School
Costa
Nov.
Principal
Bond
Bond
fire
—
build¬
awarded
&
a.m.
to
and
issue
said
The approving opinion of Cald¬
well, Marshall, Trimble & Mitchell,
Attorneys at Law, New York City,
and, if requested a copy of the
noon
from
1
clusive.
tonio,
Sheldon
County, Jackson,
were
until 9
bonds. Dated Nov. 1, 1954. Due on
1 from 1955 to 1975 inclu¬
1955
until
Dated
Nov.
on
office.
1955 to
ing bonds offered Oct. 13—v. 180,
ceive
(PST) on Oct. 19 for
the purchase of $200,000 building
bonds.
on
price of 100.30.
a
his
Angeles
from
bids
(EST) on
Oct. 27 for the purchase of $260,000
refunding and improvement
San
(PST)
a
said
1954.
sealed
the
County
Legality ap¬
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her¬
rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
1378—were awarded to the
p.
bids at
Los
The
—
bonds
McMenamin,
in
(J-D)
$8,000
Offering—Harold J. Ostly,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
office
1
Treasurer's
Calif.
Keppel Union School District, Los
Angeles County, Calif.
receive
1954.
Aug. 31 from 1955 to
clusive.
Principal
and
on
office
a.m.
Principal
payable
at
Sweet
Shilling-
sealed bids at her office in
Merced,
until 11 a.m. (PST) on Oct. 19 for
the
Dec. 1
on
interest
Bank of Amador
Las
ing bonds offered Oct. 13—v. 180,
pi. 1478 — were awarded to the
&
Due
the
100.77,
Los
Angeles County, Calif.
Bank
and
house
(M-N)
payable at the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Orrick, Dahl¬
quist, Herrington & Sutcliffe, of
San Francisco.
Dec.
on
sealed
1974, inclusive. Prin¬
Jackson,
at
1,
11
(P. O. Darien), Conn.
clusive.
Bond
Nov.
Principal
his
at
until
each
to
decree
of the
Offering—Albert L. BrunTown Treasurer, will receive
payable at the New
1955 to
from
Nov. 1 from
dated
Nov.
on
inclusive.
terest
receive
O'Melveny & Myers, of Los An¬
as
inclusive.*-
are
bids
by
The bonds have been
which
Bond
—
inclusive.
p.m.
(J-D) nayable
City Treasurer's office; or
the City's fiscal agencies
in Los Angeles, Chicago or New
York City.: Legality approved by
Nov.'!- from
on
Due
Bruton,
at any of
1960 to 1973 inclusive.
40,000 2%s.
District,
County, Calif.
Offering
adopted
authorizing
by: final
in
tional
1959 inclusive.
70,000 2V2S.
Bond
School
sealed
geles.
Due
Anselmo
Marin
duly
to
tember, 1954, except those offered
CONNECTICUT
composed of Bank of America Na¬
at
follows:
$20,000 41/4s.
cisco.
ing bonds offered Oct. 13—v. 180,
cipal
of
composed
about
will
7:30
in¬
interest
County
Legality ap¬
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her¬
rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
cisco.
Ruth
—
Due
1974
and
at
the
Dated Dec. 1, 1954.
Co., Blyth & Co.,
Francisco, and Wil¬
liam R. Staats &
Co., of Los An¬
geles, at a price of 100.08, a net
of
Clerk,
until
from
San
cost
San
District
Monte, Calif.
Offering
1954.
to
Principal
San
interest
or at any fiscal
District in Chicago
15,
1955
(PST)
on
1 for the purchase of $550,C00 municipal improvement bonds.
Witter &
interest
Sutcliffe, ' of
Oct.
from
15
(A-O)
payable
Treasurer's office.
inclusive.
George
S.
Jones, County Clerk, will receive
Nov.
Sale—The $130,000 build¬
offered Oct.
11 were
of
of Nov.
as
the
bids
School
Dated
Oct.
Francisco.
and
New
Bond
bonds
Dean
1965
York City, at the
option
purchaser. Legality ap¬
proved by O'Melveny & Myers, of
Los Angeles.
California
to
&
Ukiah, until
also
tions may be had for a more de¬
tailed description of each of said
issues of bonds.
clusive.
June
Herrington
of
pursuant
bonds.: Reference
on
1, 1954. Principal
and interest (J-D) payable at the
City Treasurer's office. Legality
approved
by Orrick, Dahlquist,
1,
Francisco,
City
both
Nov.
Association, in Los Angeles
of
District, Sacramento County,
awarded
in
callable
are
El
Bo^d
1981
in
Instruction,
bonds.
1962
June 1 from
on
office
Public
and
resolutibn
p.m. (PST) on Oct. 18 for the
purchase
of - $151,000
building
'
155,000 2V2S. Due
to
his
of
2
from,
inclusive^
June *1,
at
Darien
due
agency of the
CALIFORNIA
ing
Nov.
100.01.
Arden-Carmichael
Board
Oct. 19 for the purchase of
$45,000
building bonds. Dated Dec. 1,1954.
or
Co., both of Birmingham, at
price of
a
bids
Rafael,
ings
Sterne, Agee & Leach, of Birm¬
ingham, Thornton,
Mohr
&
Farish, of Montgomery, First Na¬
tional Bank, and the
Birmingham
Trust
Nov.
on
1
on
1963.
Florida,
—
follows:
as
June
on
1961
Bond Offering
W. J. Broadus,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
Associa¬
of America National Trust & Sav¬
of
composed of
group
Due
10,000 2%s. Due
and
Na¬
of America
Savings
intendent
created by Section 3 of Article XII
of the Constitution of the State
California
Treasurer's office, or at the Bank
issue
house
court
sold
was
Sale
&
to
1964
on
1,
1964.
Principal
and
(M-N)
payable
at
the
O.
5s.
1955
Dated
dated
are
Bonds
thereafter
Clair
$35,000
of the Board.
quorum
bonds
1954.
inclusive.
Trust
Union Elementary School
District, Mendocino County,
was
bonds
tion, of San Francisco,
offering consisted of:
The
Nov.
on
a
Ukiah
$200,000
of
1982.
electric
bonds. Dated Nov. 1,1954.
1 from 1955 to
1964,
revenue
Due
unopened because
1, 1965, 1967, 1969, 1970, 1972,
1974, 1975, 1977, and 1979 to
Nov. 5 for
on
drainage
to the Bank
was
1, 1960 and 1962.
60,000 water bonds. Due
of
the
City
Electric
will
receive
sealed
bids
2
The sale
$10,000 water bonds. Due
H.
and
tional
for Sept. 22—v.
1151—but the bids had to
p.
lack of
a
Secretary
Board,
obligation
origi¬
Vista, Calif.
scheduled
180,
ap¬
Guntersville, Ala.
Offering
general
bonds.
The
Bond
5
water
callable
are
1959.
No.
on
inclu¬
Rio
Bond Sale—An issue of
which
1954
from
The
and
1956 to
bonds
will
be
dated
mature
on
March
March .1
1975, inclusive.
will
be
issued
bonds
p.
and
Sale—The
Bond
Turtle River Toll
offered
$6,650,000 New
Bridge
Oct.
13
revenue
—
1254—were awarded to
v.
a
180,
group
sold by the State Board of Educa¬
composed of Byrne and Phelps,
Inc., Baxter, Williams & Co., Wm.
tion of the State of Florida, a State
E.
Board
composed of the Governor,
Attorney General, Treasurer, Sec¬
retary of State, and State Super¬
Pollock
& Co., Hirsch & Co.,
Goodbody & Co., all of New
York City, as 3%s, at a price of
and
100.42,
a
basis of about 3.34%.
52
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1584)
—-
ILLINOIS
..
/
Cook
Comm^^ity
County
dated
Metropolis, III.
School
bonds
64
Ridge), III.
I
Bond Sale—The $610,000 build¬
(P.
O.
Northern
the
from
Due on Dec. 15
to 1961 inclusive.
$45,000 3s.
1955
1962
to
2%s.
475,000
Due
Dec.
on
15
1969 to 1973 inclusive.
from
Dec.
Co.,
from
1
Bond
ipal
5—v
180,
the
State
Trust
Secretary
bonds
the
of
callable
are
Interest
1957.
Board
of
as
Dec.
1,
J-D.
as
West
baugh,
ceive
chase
ment
Due
composed
Jan.
price of
Due
8c
275,000 2V4s.
1969
190,000 23/4s.
and
Oct. 1 from
on
Due
1971
to
Oct. 1 from
on
inclusive.
Due
Oct. 1, 1972
on
1973.
Fayette County, Brownstown Com¬
munity Unit Sch. Dist. No. 201
Bond
O.
11—v.
to
180,
Merrill
&
Beane,
a
price
at
about
Oct.
offered
8
were
awarded to Negley, Jens & Rowe,
of Peoria, as 2J/2s and 2%s.
Illinois
(State
Competitive
Obligation
Issue
Taxpayers'
Federation
and the
Civic
will
sented
Sought
at
the
The
—
of
Illinois
Federation
Chi¬
of
bill to be
sponsor a
session
1955
pre¬
of
1963
the
gation bond offerings in excess of
$100,000. The bill would exempt
sources
other than
from
property taxes
refunding pur¬
and jssues sold for
County
(P.
Community
School
O.
Bond
District
Round
Offering
Consoli¬
No.
Lake),
43
E.
Kplly, Secretary of the Board oi
Education, will receive sealed bids
until
8
p.m.
(CST) on Oct. ^20
for the purchase of
ing
bonds.
Dpe
on
Dated
Nov.
Principal
(J-D) payable at
interest
and
bank
a
1,
1954.
1955 to 1968
1 from
Dec.
inclusive.
$252,000 build¬
or
trust
Co.,
Greens¬
the
McDonough, Fulton and Schuyler
Counties Community Unit Sch.
Dist.
No.
165
(P.
Industry), III.
Bond Sale—The $500,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Oct. 6—v.J 180,
p.
1379,
awarded to
were
composed
of Quail
Toll
Road
of
Chicago, at
net
as
interest
a
price of 100.05,
cost
of
about
a
2.43%,
follows:
$225,000 214s.
1956
to
1965
275,000 2y2s.
1966
to
Due
Jan. 1 from
inclusive.
Due
1974
on
on
Jan.
inclusive.
1
$178,000,000 Issue—Lehman
Brothers, of New York City, has
been appointed
by the Commis¬
sion to manage a banking group
for underwriting a proposed issue
north-south
revenue
bonds for
toll
highway from
Indianapolis. An¬
nouncement of the appointment
was made by Albert J.
Wedeking
to
of the
that
agency,
Dec..
1
is
the
pro¬
the
Commission
decided
to
abandon for the time being about
19 miles at the southern end be¬
cause
engineers held that exten¬
sion to be
now
131
self-supporting. As
planned, the road will extend
miles
non
it
and
will
intersect
with
Highway 136 going southeast
Indianapolis, instead of enter¬
ing Highway 40 directly west of
struction is planned to start early
in
the
Summer of
1955
if
the
are
sold
in December.
held
economically feasible
by the engineering firms of Wil¬
bur Smith & Associates, of New
Haven
Conn.,
and
Parsons,
Brinkerhoff, Hall & MacDonald.
Indianapolis School City, Ind.
Bond Offering — M. V. Bailey,
School
ceive
Commissioners,
sealed
bids
until
will
7:30
re¬
p.m.
to
and
ceive
interest
1974
Town
sealed
Due
Rising Sun, Ind.
Sale—The
Bond
$350,000
sew¬
No.
—
Raffensperger, Hughes
& Co., of Indianapolis, as 3V2S, at
a price of 100.31, a basis of about
13
Treasurer.
School
Parish
Bossier
works revenue bonds offered
4
v.
180, p. 1255, were
Board
for
District
& Kees, of New
Bank
Grant Parish, Ward Seven
awarded
were
Service
Janesville, Iowa
Sale
Bond
4
The
—
station
—
$20,000
bonds
180, p.
to
Vieth,
town
offered
1152 — were
Duncan
8c
v.
Wood, of Davenport, as 2y4s and
2%s, at a price of 100.43.
District
(P.
1256
of
Bank
Montgomery,
Bond
Offering
Nov.
Dated
1, 1954. Due
on
street
Parish
Independent
Iowa
build¬
offered Oct. 4 were
bonds
ing
District,
Sale—The $165,000
(DST)
to the
of
(P.
to
Quail
Co.,
&
a
Bank of Des
Oct.
13
the
to
1379
p.
—
Offering
—
until
awarded
180,
bids
Nov.
7
Due
Due on
to
a
p.
the Harris Trust & Savings Bank,
City
Chicago;
Trust
Co.,
Waeckerle,
National
Bank
&
Lucas,
Eisen
&
both of Kansas City;
Seltsam-Hanni
&
Inc., and
Beecroft, Cole & Co., both of
Topeka, as l%s, at a price of
100.25, a basis of about 1.33%.
Co.,
to
thereafter
County Water Dist. No.
(P. O. Covington), Kyw
BondSale
water
Oct.
8
revenue
v.
—
180,
1
to
clusive.
offered
bonds
p.
in
callable
are
approved
other
one
counsel
1379
—
5—v.
*
180, p.
Barrow,
bonds offered Oct.
1152—were awarded
Leary
&
Co.,
of
V
&
rison, Magnus 8c Co., both of Cin¬
cinnati, and The Kentucky Co., of
Louisville, at
net
as
interest
a
price
of 98.00, a
3.20%,
1957
to
on
Oct. 1 from
inclusive.
770,000 3V4s. Due
on
Oct. 1 from
1986 to 1994 inclusive.
facilities
from
1955
to
1989,
East
Boston
bonds.
Due
Terminal
Dated
Sept.
Sept. 1 from
on
1980, inclusive.
1984, inclusive.
650,000 Metropolitan Water Dis-
-
r„.trict.bonds. Dated Oct. 1. 1954.
Due
" "
Oct.
on
from
1
1955
to
Principal and semi-annual inter¬
est
payable at the State Treasury
its fiscal agency
in Boston, or at
in
New York
New
Bond
City
or
school
bonds
of New York
&
at
price
a
about
City, and George P.
Co., of Boston,
Fogg
of
100.13,
a
as
1.80s,
basis
of
Raymond
—
Dated
for
the
municipal
Oct. 1,
1954.
will
noon
(DST)
purchase
relief
Due
D.
re¬
of
bonds.
on
Oct. 1
from 1955 to
1959, inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest payable at the
National
Shawmut
Bank
of
Bos¬
ton.
Legality approved by Storey,
Thorndike, Palmer 8c Dodge, of
Boston.
Offering—Ernest
County
ceive
sealed
(EST)
on
Bond
Treasurer,
bids
until
W.
will
11
Kilre¬
a.m.
Oct. 19 for the purchase
$35,000
Yarmouth, Mass.
(P. O. Taunton),
Massachusetts
of
21
$500,000
11
1.78%.
Bristol County
roy,
Chicago.
Bedford, Mass.
Offering
Oct.
on
Sale—The $443,000
offered Oct. 14 —
1479—were awarded to
project
Note
1985
1
ceive sealed bids until
follows:
$1,230,000 3s. Due
C
Island
Markey, City Treasurer,
Beverly, Mass.
Bond
of about
cost
1,
trict bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1954.
Due on Oct. 1 from 1955 to
-
MASSACHUSETTS
v.
180, p.
cinnati, Stranahan, Harris & Co.,
a
grouo
comnosed of Goldman,
of Toledo, Central Republic Co.,:
of Chicago, Townsend, Dabney & Sachs 8c Co., Weeden & Co., both
McDougal
Oct.
2,727,000 Metropolitan Water Dis¬
...
La.
Shreveport.
to a group composed of
Williams & Co., W. E.
Hutton & Co., both of New York
Boston,
Oct.
1955 to
(P. O.
Martinville),
improvement
Baxter,
of
Dated
~
Parish
Martin
St.
were
Condon, of Chicago, Breed & Har¬
1,
1984, inclusive.
St.
awarded
Tyson,
Oct.
Dated Oct. 1, 1954. Due
1, 1954.
.
New York City.
or
Dated
Oct. 1 from 1955
on
Castle
facilities
&
and
to
Oct. 1 from 1955
on
bonds.
2,750,000
of Oct.
Morel, of St. Louis,
recognized bond
firm of St. Louis, Chicago
Hinckley
1954.
1967
inclusive.
and
1961
as
1,
from
1974, inclusive.
on
Interest A-O. Legality
by Martin, Himel,
1960.
15,
due
Bonds
thereafter
bonds.
bonds.
purchase of $200,000 Levee
Dated Oct. 15, 1954. Due
Oct. 15 from 1959 to 1970, in¬
on
Nov.
1
LOT
Oct. 27
on
on
1964, incl.
B
Nov.
Due
1,200,000
Board
(CST)
bonds.
Due
1972, inclusive.
1954.
bonds.
to
The $2,000,000
—
a.m.
1,
Dated
Due
ment
(P. O. Convent), La.
Offering—Elma G. Bour¬
\ Bond Sale—The $120,000 public
Kenton
1954.
District
Secretary of the
on
1,100,000 Port of Boston improve¬
Bond
.
KENTUCKY
outlay
Oct.
vation
Bonds due in
Levee
Due
1974, inclusive.
1,000,000 Salisbury Beach Reser¬
1954.
1966 and
bonds.
1954.
capital
on
Jan. 1 from 1957 to 1980, inclusive.
Ponchartrain
1,
Sept.
bonds.
p.m.
Dated Jan. 1, 1955.
bonds.
J
outlay
42,100,000 highway improvement
for the
1479 — were
group composed of
v.
—
noon
follows:
as
A
capital
LOT
Sealed
(CST)
16 for the purchase of
public
improvement
Mayor,
bids until 10
Oct. 14
bonds,
Oct. 1 from 1955 to
of
Commissioners, will receive sealed
$1,793,700 vari¬
bonds offered
Receiver-General,
Oct. 26 for the purchase
on
Dated
received by John J. Dah-
be
mer,
geois,
Topeka, Kans.
(Commonwealth of)
and
Ponchatoula, La.
Bond
2V4s.
improvement
Storey, Thorndike,
of Boston.
Offering—Foster Furcola,
2,700,000
were
Investment
Weil
Co., of New Orleans.
Moines, l3/4s, 2s and
Bond Sale—The
at the Fram-
or
Sept. 1 from 1958 to 1962, incl.
offered
certificates
180,
v.
—
awarded
National
KANSAS
by
Dated
Davenport;
Moines
Boston,
$7,700,000
group
Iowa-Des
1974
$59,827,000
Phillips Co., Inc., Davenport, and
the
to
Gretna),
O.
are callable as of Jan. 1, 1965.
In¬
composed of terest J-J. Legality approved by
Becker Foley, Cox & Judell, of New Or¬
8c Cownie, of Des Moines; Whiteleans.
awarded
1954.
1955
will receive sealed bids until
Sale—The $68,823.92
paving
Nov.
Junction
School
Bond
1,
from
LOT
Jefferson
1955 to 1958 inclusive. Le¬
1 from
$1,380,000
Oct.
par.
Certificate
Laura H.
—
of
Principal and interest
at
the
First
National
Treasurer
Louisiana
Oskaloosa, Iowa
of
Bond
33/4s, at
as
re¬
First
Dated
1
Massachusetts
O.
awarded
were
—
purchase
Oct.
approved
Montgomery), La.
Bond Sale—The $10,000 hospi¬
tal bonds offered Oct. 13—v. 180,
p.
The
Palmer & Dodge,
3.48%.
IOWA
c/o
Trust Company, at the
option of the purchaser. Legality
Hospital
—
bids
Fec->
will
ingham
to DuOrleans.
1152
p.
cournau
City, as 2.40s, at
a basis of about
Treasurer,
bonds.
on
payable
(P. O. Benton), La.
bonds offered Oct. 7—v. 180,
ing
the
inclusive.
Sale—The $300,000 build¬
Bond
a
Boston, Munici¬
pal Division, 45 Milk Street, Bos¬
ton, until noon (DST) on Oct. 20
(J-D) payable at the office of the
School
to
Kidder, Pea-
National Bank of
school
Harry T. Ice, Ross, McCord, Ice City, Fox, Reusch & Co., of Cin¬
&
been
1956
teau,
Cutler, of Chicago.
)
Miller, Indianapolis bond at¬
torneys, has been designated as
from
Principal
inclusive.
into
the city.
1
Mr. Wedeking
Dec.
14—v.
Hopkinton, Mass.
Offering—Ernest F.
Bond
Parish
ous
original
plan called for
$225 million of bonds for the pike,
Dated
1
Dec.
on
Nov.
$200,000
1, 1954.
of
of
price of 100.42,
sealed
on
Oct.
2.45%.
Legality approved by Chapman &
who in¬
jected date for the public offering
purchase
bonds.
composed
all of New York
2.17%.
Oxford
Business Manager of the Board of
from
Due
(CST)
p.m.
$ 1,540,000
offered
body & Co., Harriman Ripley &
Co., Paine, Webber, Jackson &
Curtis, and W. E. Hutton & Co.,
Parish
The
receive
Mass.
The
—
1480—were awarded
group
a
—
will
bonds
p.
Co., of Cincinnati, as 214s, at a
price of 100.35, a basis of about
Commission
(P. O. Indianapolis), Ind.
Lehman
Syndicate to
Under¬
& Co., White-
Phillips Co., Inc., both of Daven¬
port, Negley, Jens & Rowe, of
Peoria, and William Blair & Co.,
E. Hailstone &
awarded to Frank
the
$150,000
group" ■bond counsel for the Commission.
The toll road as now planned has
a
equipment bonds of¬
fered Oct. 7—v. 180, p. 1151—were
on
dicated
180,
(P. O. Benton),
Offering
until 2
school
Des Moines.
bonds
O.
fire
apolis.
mutually agreeable' to'
said the Com¬
District and
the
purchaser. mission
believes the reduction in
.Legality' approved by. Chapman
mileage- will
provide
a
better
8c Cutler, of Chicago.r
" "" *;•'
earnings ratio on the bonds. Con¬
company
$18,000
3
Board
for
4
will
but
111.
Robert
—
and
$20,000 street construction bonds.
payable
The
dated
station
The
—
bids
Ind.
Mulberry,
Sale
Bond
gality
approved
by
Bannister,
Carpenter, Ahlers & Cooney, of
Chairman
Nov.
Louisiana
Legality approved by Ross,
McCord, Ice & Miller, of Indian¬
Hammond
inclusive.
District No.
Bond
1C-32. Prin¬
of the bonds.
poses.
Lake
1,
Trust
a
local taxing units to seek
competitive bids on general obli¬
&
are
burg.
write
1 from
on
1979
Bossier Parish Consolidated School
by Ross,
Miller, of In¬
Spooner, City Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST)
on
Oct.
18 for the purchase of
and. thereafter
Union
Indiana
school
Due
to
Sale
Bond
LOUISIANA
School
awarded
Hulda Nelson,
of Nov.
quire
payable
—
1986, inclusive. Bonds
of $178 million
bonds
of
000 sewage works revenue bonds.
Dated Nov. 1, 1954. Due on Nov. 1
from 1956 to
Ice
hall-fire
State legislature which would re¬
revenue
basis
a
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on
Oct. 26 for the purchase of $725,-
General
on
101.29,
City Clerk-Treasurer, will receive
cf)
Bids
of
Greensburg, Ind.
the
3s.
1977
Holbrook,
Nov. 1 from
on
1976 inclusive.
1968 to
52,000
Nov. 1 from
on
inclusive.
122,000 2%s. Due
Legality approved
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner
of Indianapolis, as 3s,
as
Due
1967
to
1959.
1255—were awarded
p.
Offering
callable
Corp., and Smith, Bar¬
Co., both of New York
City, jointly, as 1.90s, at a price
of 100.83, a basis of about 1.80%.
8c
ney
1962 inclusive.
to
1963
Bonds due
awarded to
cipal and interest (M-Nj
Sale—The $220,000 build¬
>
St.
2.89%.
in
as
Due on Nov. 1 from
55,000 2V2s.
dianapolis.
Oct.
at
Brownstown), III.
bonds
of
works revenue bonds offered Oct.
due
(P.
Trauernicht,
100.159,
inclusive.
1968
trust
Sale—The $236,000 water
Bond
to
or
be
may
Berne, Ind.
follows:
1956
1974
to
interest
INDIANA
Bond
par,
$700,000 school
offered Oct. 13—v. 180, p.
1480—were awarded to the Union
Securities
1955
11
for
-
bonds
(M-N)
McCord,
age
net interest cost of about 2.59%,
$935,000 2%s.
a
1956
and
bank
May 1,
interest
Oct.
Trust
Chicago; Braun, Bosworth & Co.,
Toledo; Fairman, Harris & Co.,
Inc., and Ballman & Main, both
.
of
as
pur¬
Louis.
Northern
a
from
1
as
,
until
22
1974 inclusive.
1955 to
p.m.
the
for
Principal
payable at
Charles
Co.,
Chicago;
Hornblower
&
Weeks, New York City; Paine,
Webber,
Jackson
&
Curtis, ' of
Chicago, at
18
5
$1,400,000 build¬
the
of
until
$500,000 street improve¬
bonds.
Dated Nov. 1, 1954.
on
(J-J)
bids
of
inclusive.
bids
Oct.
on
Bond Sale—The
both of
of
price
a
$71,000 2^4s.
the
purchase of $156,000 water works
refunding revenue bonds. Dated
Nov. 1, 1954. Due on Nov. 1 from
(CST)
Principal and
payable at the
Madison Bank & Trust Co., Madi¬
Oct.
on
Clerk-Treasurer,
sealed
both
of
Evanston,
l%s, at 100.08, a basis
sealed
(CST)
Stein Bros. & Boyce,
at
19,
\
v.
—
Dated Oct.
April 1, 1955.
Danvers, Mass.
180, p. 1479 — were
awarded to the Bankers Bond Co.,
11
Oct.
on
offered
in 1959 and thereafter are callable
Bank
River, III.
Offering —Ray H. HarCity Manager,
will re¬
Bond
City
receive
bonds
revenue
Monday, October 18, 1954
.
1954 and due
follows:
E.
&
National
1.73%.
ing bonds offered Oct. 12—v. 180,
p. 1479—were awarded to a group
cago
Co.,
mutually
agreeable to the City and the pur¬
chaser.
Legality
approved
b,y
I'll.
Chicago),
Bond Sale—The
ing
Trust
&
Wood
company
DuPage County Community High
School District No. 94 (P. O.
as
Bank
First
Co.,
jointly,
Oct.
1379—were awarded
p.
the
and
offered
bonds
Offering
Wildman,
a.m.
Sale—The $95,000 munic¬
garage
Bond
will
Wilmette, III.
building
Louisville,
Madison, Ind. *
—
Catherine
J-D.
by
nicht, of St. Louis.
Sale—The $300,000 school
Bond
and
at the Board's office.
-
proved
(A-O) payable
cipal and interest
son.
of
Education,
will
receive
sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on Oct.
19 for the
purchase of $235,000
building bonds.
Bated Dec.
1;
1954.
Due on Dec. 1, 1972.
The
a
on
1956 to 1975 inclusive. Prin¬
inclu¬
1982
to
as
Due
Legality ap¬
Charles &
Trauer-
of about
County Sch. Dist. No. 153
(P. O. Homewood), III.
Bond Offering:—Beulah Y. Dil¬
of
Midland
Chicago,
of
1955
Interest
-Cook
lon,
the
to
Dated Dec. 1, 1952.
sive.
to
Due on Dec. 15 from
1968 inclusive.
90,000 2V2s.
Securities
a group
Trust
Company, Central Republic Com¬
pany,
and McCormick & Com¬
pany, all of Chicago, at a price
of 100.005, a net interest cost of
about 2.72%, as follows:
of
sold
was
3%s.
180,
Oct. 5—v.
1254—were awarded to
composed
from
Park
ing bonds offered
p.
$445,000 building bonds. Dated
Nov.
12, 1954.
Due on April 1
.
maintenance notes.
May field, Ky.
Oct. 26 for the purchase
on
of
electric plant and system revenue
Consoli¬
No.
District
(CST)
Bond Sale—An issue of $165,000
.
tuberculosis
hospital
Sale—The
$100,000 office
building bonds offered Oct. 14—
v.
180,
Blyth
p.
1480—wefe 'awarded to
& Co., New
1.90s, at
a
York City, as
price of 100.18, a basis
of about 1.88%.
;
Volume
180
Number 5369
...
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1585)
MICHIGAN
500,000
Note
Offering—Leo
police
Due
Battle Creek School District, Mich.
building
Nov.
on
1
M.
Shaw,
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids until
Nov.
on
inclusive.
7:30 p.m. (EST) on Oct. 18 for the
The bonds
1957
to
bonds.
1957
Run
Area
School
*/;
dated Nov.
Lincoln & Homer
Bond Sale—The
ing
bonds
awarded
a
tional
$300,000 build¬
offered
to
!
Oct.
18
1954.
to
Due
1972
1967
inclusive.
interest
Oct.
from
1
Bonds
thereafter
and
of April
as
April
on
Road, Midland), Mich.
Dated JSn.
3, 1955. Due
on
in
callable
are
payable at
bank
a
callable
are
on
ment date.
interest
any
pay¬
Principal and interest
(M-N) payable at
bank
a
trust
or
company to be designated
successful bidder.
to be designated
the purchaser. Legality ap¬
proved by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
dock & Stone, of Detroit.
>
by the
-Martin, Mich.
Bond Offering—Esther L. Sals-
by
Brownstown
bury,
(EST) on
purchase of $22,general obligation street im¬
Township School Dist.
(P.O. Rockwood), Mich.
000
Bond
Sale—The $120,000 build¬
provement
ing bonds offered Oct. 11—v. 180,
1480—were
awarded
to
Buena Vista
Township School Dist.
(P. O. Saginaw), Mich.
5
Bond
Sale—The
$61,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Oct. 12—v. 180,
1480—were
p.
awarded
Mac Arthur
ower,
McDonald-Moore
to
&
&
Co.,
Oct.
1954.
bonds.
Due
Dated
Oct.
on
Oct.
Ken-
1955
are
callable
as
of
Oct. 1, 1959. Principal and interest
payable at a bank or trust
company to be designated by the
successful
bidder.
Legality
ap¬
&
Rural
Agricultural
ing
bonds of¬
180, p. 1480—
to
Halsey, Stuart
Co., Inc., Chicago, at a price of
100.16, a net interest cost of about
1.59%, as follows:
&
Due
1962 to
-
Due
1964, inclusive.
Dearborn,
Bonds
Not
submitted
exceed
Mich.
Sold—No bids
for the $333,000
3%
interest
parking system
fered
Oct. 1 from
on
were
not to
District,
offered
bonds
Mich.
Oct.
7
were
on
Oct.
1,
April 1 from 1955 to
are
due
Bonds
thereafter
dated
&
in
callable
are
1960
Offering—Ralph
and
April
1959.
Principal and interest
(A-O) payable at a bank or trust
company to be designated by the
purchaser. Legality approved by
Miller, Canfield, Paddock &
Stone, of Detroit.
Township School District
5 (P. O. Niles), Mich.
No.
at
office
the
of
White, Klute &
White, First National Bank Bldg.,
Niles, until 8
(EST)
p.m.
Oct. 18
on
purchase of $30,000 build¬
terson, Secretary of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
ing
bonds.
Due
on
Dated Nov. 1, 1954.
April 1 from 1955 to 1972,
until 8 p.m.
inclusive.
Bonds
thereafter
are
the
(EST)
purchase
bonds.
ing
of
Dated
Pat¬
Oct. 26 for
on
$40,000
Oct.
build¬
1954.
15,
June 15 from 1956 to 1959,
inclusive. Callable as of June 15,
Due
on
1957.
Principal and interest (J-D)
payable at a bank or trust com¬
pany to be designated by the suc¬
cessful
due
in 1968 and
callable
as
of April
1, 1958.
Principal and
(A-O) payable at a bank
interest
or
trust
to be designated
company
successful
by the
Legality ap¬
bidder.
proved by
dock
&
Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
Stone, of Detroit.
bidder.
City
Clerk,
will
Bond
Baron,
receive
sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on Oct. 21
for the
purchase of $39,000 special
Dated Sept. 1,
assessment bonds.
1954.
to
Due
1959,
1959
on
March
inclusive.
callable
are
1 from
of
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on Oct. 18
the purchase of $88,000 gen¬
eral
obligation bonds,
$65,000
1955
March
1,
1954
Offering—R.
E.
Comptroller,
sealed
bids
Sander¬
will
until
8
(EST) on Oct. 25 for the purchase
$6,000,000 general obligation
bonds, as follows:
of
$3,500,000 veterans memorial and
auditorium
Nov.
The
1
bonds.
from 1957 to
Due
on
1976, in¬
provement
Nov.
separation
im¬
bonds.
Due
on
Nov. 1 from 1957 to 1976, incl.
from
1
1955
Due
to
1972,
and
those
thereafter
1,
dated
Aug. 1,
maturing in 1969
are
1965.
are
callable
Interest
as
M-N.
Due
Jan. 1 from
on
the
to
aforemen¬
of lVz% from Jan.
coupon
Le¬
assessment
were
bonds
awarded
to
offered
Siler
Oct.
&
6
Co., of
Detroit.
The
1954.
Due
on
dated
Nov.
1,
April 1 from 1955 to
are
1959 inclusive.
Bonds due in
are
thereafter
callable
1959
as
of
April 1, 1956. Principal and inter¬
(A-O) payable at a bank or
est
trust
company
to
be
sealed bids until
permanent
revolving
on
improve¬
fund
Dec.
1
bonds.
from
1955
Dec.
1
from
inclusive.
2s.
1957
Due
to
1955
to
bonds
1967
to
1973
1974
from
on
Feb.
1
from
inclusive.
2.80s.
from
1
inclusive.
Due
Due
to
Feb.
on
1
1984 inclusive.
In addition
to
the aforemen¬
tioned coupons the issue will also
bear
a
of 1.20% from Feb.
coupon
1955 to 1956 inclusive.
Gustavus Adolphus College
St. Paul), Minn.
Bond
(P. O.
Offering—R.
W. Lawson,
will receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on
Oct. 26 for the purchase of $600,000
non-tax
exempt
dormitory
bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1954.
Due
on
Aug. 1 from 1957 to 1994 in¬
Business
clusive.
1989
Manager,
Bonds
1964.
due
callable
are
from
as
National
Bank
1965
of
Principal
and
payable at the
(F-A)
to
Aug. 1,
interest
of
Hennepin County Independent
School District No. 2 (P. O.
Richfield), Minn.
dated
Dec.
1-,
awarded
Olmstead
Counties
Joint
and
Fillmore
130,
Independent
145
and
to
a
Offering — A. G. Wilson,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 1:30 p.m.
(CST) on Oct.
19 for the purchase of
1954.
bonds.
Due
Feb.
on
$960,000
Aug.
1.
Dated
from 1957 to
1
1984 inclusive.
Bonds due in 1975
and
are
thereafter
callable
of
as
1, 1974. Legality approved
by Dorsey, Colman, Barker, Scott
& Barber, of
Minneapolis.
$700,000 school
Oct.. 13
were
&
$150,000 3V2S.
1956
550,000
to
1963
bonds
on
Feb. 1 from
inclusive.
Due
to
on
1984
bear
Feb.
1
bonds
Due
on
are
dated
Feb. 1
thereafter
of
will
until
19
for
from
1, 1954.
re¬
2
p.m.
the
1957
to
Due
1979
from
callable
are
of
as
pur¬
Nov.
on
Nov.
Principal
bank to be designated by the
purchaser. Legality approved by
Faegre & Benson, of Minneapolis.
Aug.
the
purchase
T.
W.
Lewis,
Jr., City Secretary-Treasurer, will
receive
(CST)
sealed
bids
until
7
p.m.
Oct. 26 for the purchase
$1,000,000 sewer bonds.
Due
of
on
serially from
1955
1979
to
1,
1975
as
inclu¬
sive.
in
1,
1970
on
and
in¬
any
Nov. 1 for
on
$65,000 Improve¬
ment
District
No.
197
bonds.
Dawson
County Sch. Dist. No. 20
(P. O. Gothenburg), Neb.
Bond Sale—An issue of
$178,000 building bonds was sold to
the First Trust
Company, of Lin¬
coln.
Waterloo, Neb.
Sale—An issue of $66,000
Bond
sewer
bonds
Clarke
Bank, of Papillion.
sold
was
to'
the
NEVADA
Washoe
County School District
(P. O. Sparks), Nev.
Bond Sale—The $220,000 school
offered Oct. 12—v. 180,
p.
bonds
1380—were awarded to John NuNeen
&
Co., Chicago.
NEW HAMPSHIRE
Hudson
School District,
Offering
N. H.
Jessie
—
S.
Gil¬
bert, District Treasurer,
will re¬
ceive sealed bids at the Merchants
National Bank of Boston, 30 State
Street, Boston, until 11 a.m. (DST)
Oct.
on
21
$292,000
for
the
building
Nov. 1,
1954.
to
Due
1978
purchase
bonds.
of
Dated
Nov. 1 from
on
inclusive.
Principal
and interest payable at the Nashua
Lancaster,
City
Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST) on Oct.
19 for the purchase of
$875,000
on
payable
nated
Trust Co., Nashua, or at the Mer¬
chants National Bank of Boston.
Legality
approved
by
Storey,
Dodge, of
Thorndike, Palmer &
Boston.
-
Dated Nov. 1, 1954.
May 1 from 1955 to 1974
Principal
at
by
and
to
bank
a
the
interest
be
successful
Jackson
County
No. 3 (P. O.
&
receive
Supervisor's Dist.
Pascagoula), Miss.
a.m.
(CST)
purchase
of
bonds.
Due
sealed
bids
Oct.
on
until
19
$175,000
for
(P.
Township School Dist.
Blairstown), N. J. '
O.
Bond Offering—Eva
Allen, Sec¬
retary of the Board of Education,
will receive sealed bids until 7:30
Bond Offering — N. C.
Everett,
Clerk of the Board of
Supervisors,
will
NEW JERSEY
Blairstown
desig¬
bidder.
Legality approved by Charles
Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
10
the
industrial
serially from 1955 to
Pascagoula,
Bond
of
bids
Offering
Clerk,
until
10
Miss.
—
will
a.m.
R.
(EST) on Oct. 22 for the
purchase
of
$68,000
building
bonds.
Dated Oct. 1, 1954.
Due
p.m.
on
Oct.
1
clusive.
(A-O)
tional
from
payable
Bank
gality
1955
Principal
of
at
&
1968
Blairstown.
approved
Delafield
to
in¬
and' interest
the First Na¬
Le¬
Hawkins,
by
Wood, of New York
dustrial bonds.
1955
to
Brick
C.
(CST)
Due
1, 1974. Principal and inter¬
(F-A) payable at any accept¬
sealed
on
Oct.
$175,000 in¬
serially from
1974 inclusive.
Pontotoc
Barker, Scott & Barber, of
designated I Minneapolis.
and Union
age
District
(P.
000
Sale—An
O.
drainage
issue
bonds
was
Offering—Hope F. Reeves,
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids unti*
8 p.m. (EST) on Oct. 28 for the
purchase
of
$190,000
building
on
Dec.
clusive.
Pontotoc), Miss.
Bond
Bond
bonds.
Counties,
Lapaiubby Bi-County Drain¬
banking institution to
be
designated by the purchaser. Le¬
gality approved by Dorsey, Col-
Township School District
(P. O. Osbornville), N. J.
Abbey,
receive
19 for the purchase of
able
man,
due
til 7:30 p.m.
(MST)
the purchase of
1955
Greenville Municipal Separate
School District, Miss.
Bond Offering—C. L.
Feb.
est
Dec.
dated
are
those
MONTANA
of
Columbus, Miss.
—
to
payment
date.
Principal
interest (J-D) payable at the
Bond
Offering
1955
Helena, Mont.
Bond
Offering—Nina M. Set¬
tles, Clerk of the City Commis¬
sion, will receive sealed bids un¬
$400,000 industrial plant bonds.
Bond
series 'C.
from
City.
1957 to
callable
and
No. 29
County (P. O. Quitman),
Mississippi
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be received by the Clerk of the
Board of County Supervisors un¬
for
1
Commerce Trust Co., Kansas
City.
Legality
approved
by
Stinson,
Mag, Thomson, McEvers & Fizzell, of Kansas Cit.y.
MISSISSIPPI
Clarke
22
bonds,
Dec.
Ther bonds
1954
any
Oct.
bonds,
Dec. 1 from
on
-1974 inclusive.
inclusive.
1, 1972.
and interest payable at
til
Due
NEBRASKA
$575,000 building bonds.
Dated Nov.
1
Clerk,
bids
Oct.
on
chase
City
Bonds due in
are
District
sealed
(CST)
in¬
1% from Dec. 1, 1954 to
1984 inclusive.
on
(P. O. Wabasso), Minn.
Bond Offering—Archie M. Den-
ceive
to
1974 inclusive.
sewer
Due
Consolidated Sch. Dist. No. 84
nistoun,
1955
Dated Jan. 1, 1955.
County Independent
1974 inclusive.
inclusive.
additional
1, 1956 inclusive.
The
1954.
Due
1962
3.40s.
from
The
Redwood
,
terest
(P. O. Stewartville),
inclusive.
group
Nuveen
500,000
and
189
Bond
building
from
thereafter'are callable
Consol. School Districts
Nos.
the
school bonds.
composed of
Co., B. J. Van
Ingen & Co., Inc., Barcus, Kin¬
dred & Co., McDougal & Condon,
all of Chicago, and E. J. Prescott
& Co., of Minneapolis, at a price
of 100.10, a net interest cost of
about 3.47%, as follows:
John
:
1
redevelopment
1955 to
.
Mower,
for
inclusive.
-series A.
Legality approved by Wood,
King & Dawson, of New York
City.
Due
Bond Sale—The
offered
1974
as
Dec.
on
300,000
1974
Midland
Minneapolis, or
at the option of the purchaser, at
a
bank in New York City.
Le¬
gality approved by Faegre & Ben¬
son, of Minneapolis.
bonds
Due
;
are
10
follows:
:
$2,300,000 municipal airport bonds.
Bonds,due in 1973 and thereafter
Feb.
on
1966
85,000 2V2S.
160,000
ligation bonds,
to
-
Nov.
purchase of $3,100,000 general ob¬
inclusive.
on
:
180,
follows:
as
$80,000
;
Kansas City, 'Mo.
Bond Offering—Rollin F.
Agard,
Director of Finance, will receive
279,200.00 special park and park¬
way improvement bonds. Due
group
Paul, and Paine, Webber, Jackson
& Curtis, of Chicago, at a price
of par, a net interest cost of about
and
bonds
a
composed of Kalman & Co., E. j.
Prescott & Co., both of Minneap¬
olis, Juran & Moody, Inc., of St.
2.71%,
'
1959
,
Sale—The $325,000 build¬
1380—were awarded to
Feb.
Bond Sale—The $250,000 special
to
Minnesota
terest of
Roseville, Mich.
1955
Feb.
County Independent School
District No. 44 (P. O.
Waconia),
of
gality approved by Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
and
clusive.
1,500,000 grade
from
1
bonds
re¬
p.m.
on
inclusive.
Nov.
City
son,
ceive
Nov.
on
and
Mich.
system
23,000 water system bonds.
by Berry, Stevens & Moorman, of
Lansing,
follows:
1955 to 1972, inclusive.
1957. Principal and interest (M-S)
Bond
Due
as
disposal
sewage
bonds.
payable at a bank or trust com¬
pany to be designated by the suc¬
cessful bidder. Legality approved
Detroit.
Jan. 1 from
on
inclusive.
Carver
— Karl
N. Hirt,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
Bonds due in
as
Due
&
MISSOURI
1
Minnesota
1, from 1955 to 1956 inclusive.
Offering
for
from
1959
Jan. 1 from
on
tioned coupons the issue will also
Richmond, Mich.
Harper Woods, Mich.
Bond Offering—Marie T.
ment
inclusive.
1965
addition
a
Dec.
on
1954.
1966 to 1984 inclusive.
1, from
Milton
for the
L.
1961
100,000 2.90s.
of
as
Bond Offering — Grace
Miller,
Director, will receive sealed bids
Fruitport Township Sch. Dist. No. 5
(P. O. 2570 Heights-Ravenna
Road, Muskegon), Mich.
Bond
bonds
incl.
1972
McDonald-Moore
to
Due
bonds of¬
12.
Oct.
The
1954.
automobile
revenue
Due
to
20,000 2.80s.
1,
1961, inclusive.
60,000 l%s.
-
Oct. 1 from
on
$30,000 2.70s.
bear
Legality approved by Charles?
Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
r
inclusive.
1380—were awarded to Piper,
Jaffray & Hopwood, of Minneap¬
olis, as follows:
In
1
250,000.00
p.
to
Due
Due
—
1962
bonds.
Dec.
on
Grand
Browerville, Minn.
Bond Sale
The $150,000 hos¬
pital bonds offered Oct. 8—v. 180,
1956
ol
1,400,000.00
The
p.
Co., of Detroit, and the Walter J.
Wade, Inc., of Grand Rapids, at a
price of 100.02.
1955 to
W.
(CST)
purchase
—
ing bonds offered Oct. 7—v.
Martin
highway fund
$140,000 IV2S.
O. S.
a.m.
the
from 1955 to 1974 inclusive.
school bonds.
Due
on
MINNESOTA
Bond
awarded
awarded
were
ment
to the Old Kent Bank, of Grand
Rapids, at 23/4 % interest.
Stone, of Detroit.
School
11—v.
(P.
for
Saunders
as
$314,560.06 special street improve¬
Rapids), Mich.
?
The $27,600 tax
anticipation notes offered Sept. 27
—v.
180, p. 1153—were awarded
Sale
10
phis,
following bond issues:
;
proved by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
dock
Sale—The $200,000 motor
Oct.
(EST)
(A-O)
Bond Sale—The $210,000 build¬
fered
7
Note
to
Bonds due in 1960
thereafter
Co., and
both of
Cadillac, Mich.
vehicle
"
V
1,
from
1
1963 inclusive.
Detroit, jointly.
Bond
No.
receive
the.
Wyoming Township School District
for the
22
and
Ryan,
Sutherland & Co., of Toledo.
No.
a.m.
until
26
A.
& Co., of Mem¬
6s and 4y4s. Dated May
1, 1954. Due on May 1 from 1955
to 1974 inclusive.
Interest M-N.
Hansen,
Oct.
Commissioners, will receive
sealed bids until 10
bids
M.
A1
will
—
on
Oct. 15 for the purchase of $142,000 road notes. Dated Oct.
1, 1954.
Due Aug. 1, 1955.
Village Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
No. 7
p.
Road
Offering
Comptroller,
sealed
O
Offering—Howard G. Minier, Clerk of the Board of County
1959 and thereafter
trust company
or
(P.
May 1 from 1955 to 1961, inclusive.
1955
due
County
Ann Arbor), Mich.
*
Chapin,
Director, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (EST) on Nov. 1 for
the purchase of $21,000 building
bonds.
Minneapolis, Minn.
Bond
City
Washtenaw
(P. O. 811
Bonds due in
1, 1957, Principal and
(A-O)
1
■
dated
are
No.
1,
,
bonds
Townships Frac-
Bond Offering—Oscar F.
of
&
Co., Detroit,
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis,
of Chicago, and Walter J, Wade,
Inc., of Grand Rapids.
The
Eastman
were
group composed
McDonald-Moore
Sch. Dist.
Legality ap¬
Berry, Stevens & Moor¬
Note
District
(P. O. Birch Run), Mich.
purchaser.
1976,
1,1954.
purchase of $700,000 tax anticipa¬
tion notes, of which $250,000 will Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬
able at the Chase National Bank
be dated Oct. 29, 1954 and $450,of New York. Legality
approved
000 on Nov. 29, 1954. The notes
by Wood, King & Dawson, of New
will mature on Jan. 31, 1955.
York City.
Birch
the
Due
to
'
are
by
proved by
man, of Detroit.
from
1
bonds.
from
1976, inclusive.
500,000 fire station
53
(J-D)
of
$70,-
sold
to
County
Dated
1
Dec.
from
1,
1954
Principal
1953.
to
and
1972
Due
in¬
interest
payable
at
the
Ocean
National Bank,
Point
Pleasant Beach. Legality approve!
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
54
'
H»
by Hawkins, Delafield & Wood, of
New York City.
rine Midland Trust Co. of
Supervisor's of¬
able at the Town
fice.
School Dist., N. J.
Offering—Rae H. Baker,
Haddon Heights
Bond
Monday, October 18, 1954
.
.
(EST) on Oct. 26 for
the purchase of $500,000 building
bonds.
Dated July 15, 1954.
Due
8
p.m.
July 15 from 1955 to 1974 in¬
Principal and
interest
on
(EST)
bonds offered
p.
1482—were
awarded to a group composed of
Smith, Barney & Co., Union Se¬
curities Corp., and J. G. White &
Co., all of New York City, as
2.40s, at a price of 100.17, a basis
Oct.
19 for the pur¬
$45,000 fire apparatus,
of
machinery,
motor ve¬
bonds.
Due on Oct. 1
clusive.
highway
the Camden
Legality ap¬
proved by Hawkins, Delafield &
Wood, of New York City.
hicle and office equipment
payable at
Co., Camden.
(J-J)
Trust
N. J.
Ho-Ho-Kus School district,
Holm,
Bond Offering—Marie M.
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
Dated Oct. 1,
1954.
from
to
1955
bonds.
on
Oct.
Dated
•
Oct.
from
15
clusive.
15, 1954. Due
1955 to 1971, in¬
(A-O)
the
at
payable
interest
Citizens
and
Principal
Co.,
Bank & Trust
First National
Legality approved by
Hawkins, Delafield & Wood, of
New York City.
Ridgewood.
(P. O. Nixon),
Township
New
school
Jersey
$2,175,000
Sale —The
Bond
fered
Oct.
were
awarded
13
180,
—v.
to
1381
p.
group
a
of¬
bonds
assessment
and
from
Supervisor,
York
inclusive.
1971
terest
both
Newark, as 27/ss, at a price of
of
100.001,
basis of about 2.87%.
a
Offering
on
Oct.
bonds.
on
the
for
26
Nov.
Dated
Nov.
clusive.
Due
1955 to 1961 in¬
from
1
of
purchase
improvement
general
1954.
1,
Principal
payable at the Ridgefield
Co..
Legality * ap¬
(M-N)
proved by Hawkins, Delafield &
,Wood, of New York City.South Round Brook Sch. Dist.. N. J.
Offering
Bond
W.
—
Voor-
G.
fire
Dated
1
York City
Housing Authority,
York
Le¬
by
Hawkins,
Delafield & Wood, of New York
City.
gality
Due
Sale
Bond
180,
v.
a
14
—
basis
ot about
approved
1.74%.
-
Washington Township School Dist,
(P. O. Oxford), N. J.
Bond Sale—The $140,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Oct. 13—v. 180,
1380—were awarded to Ryan,
Hanauer & Co., and J. R. Ross &
p.
Co., both of Newark, jointly, as
2V2S, at a price of 100.19, a basis
about
2.47%.
NEW YORK
Catskill,
Athens,
Durham,
Massapequa
trict bonds.
from
The
1954.
Due
1955 to
bonds
Water
No.
;
Bay,
at
or
Cairo), N.
1
(P. O.
ing bonds offered Oct. 14—v. 180,
p. 1482—were awarded to R. D.
White & Co., New York City, as
2.20s, at a price of 100.66, a basis
and
of about 2.11%.
Galloway,
(P.
School
Free
No.
District
Union
4
O.
Cheektowaga), N. Y.
Bond
Sale
The
$1,356,000
building bonds offered Oct. 14—
v.
180,
the
—
1482—were awarded to
p.
State
Comptroller,
of
York
inclusive.
Oct. 1 from 1955
Principal and
interest
(A-O)
payable at the
First National Bank
of
Poughkeepsie.
Legality approved by
Vandewater, Sykes,., Heckler • &
Galloway, of New York City.
Town
Supervisor,
sealed
(EST)
on
of
bids
Oct.
21
$34,000
for
1956
to
11
the
garage
Dated Oct. 1, 1954.
from
will
until
Due
1972
pur¬
bonds.
on
April
inclusive.
Principal and interest (A-O)
re¬
a.m.
pay¬
Offering— Frederick
bids until 2 p.m. (EST) on Oct. 21
for
the
purchase* of
$480,000
1954.
1974
Due
bonds.
on
Dated
Nov.
1,
Nov. 1 from 1955 to
inclusive.
District
&
the
to
Traders
Trust
180,
v.
—
Baxter,
to
&
Burge
E.
a
1381—were
p.
composed
group
of
both
Kraus,
of
Cleve¬
about
of
2.28%.
until
the
by the City Auditor
(EST) on Oct. 29 for
purchase of $102,300 street
noon
improvement bonds.
Dated
Sept.
1, 1954.
Due
to
inclusive.
Principal and
(J-D) payable at the Cen¬
1965
interest
tral
Cleveland*
Squire,
Sanders & Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Legality
approved
goon,
sealed
by
Ohio
Oct.
27
Auditor,
City
until
bids
.
will
■
;
.
on
of
purchase
-
$6,805.45 special assessment street
and
sewer
improvement
bonds.
Nov.
Dated
from
1
1, 1954. Due
1956 to
1964
on
inclu¬
payable
in
New
York
City. Le¬
gality approved by Mitchell &
Pershing, of New York City.
Wake
Forest, N. C.
Offering—W. E. Easter-
Bond
ling, Secretary of the Local Gov¬
ernment
sealed
Commission, will receive
bids at his office in Raleigh
until 11
a.m.
(EST)
the purchase of
provement
1954. Due
1966
on
Oct. 19 for
1
1956
from
able
1965
to
of
Bank
Lima. Legality
approved by Peck,
Williams, of Cincinnati.
Shaffer &
Lisbon, Ohio
Offering-—R.
A;
Hemp¬
stead, Village Clerk, will receive
bids
sealed
until_ noon
(EST) on
Oct. 22 for the purchase of $150,000
bonds* ^Dated
sewer
1954.
inclusive.
Due
Nov.
1,
Nov. 1 from 1956 to
on
Principal and in¬
(M-N) payatilCat the Fire¬
terest
Bank, Lisbon*
stone
Legality ap¬
by Squire,
Sanders
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
&
proved
the
Principal and in¬
terest (M-N) payable at the Ma¬
of
Board?: of
11
the
for
bonds,
as
a.m.YTEST)
purchase
of
follows^" ^
County
on Oct.
$260,266
Bond Offering Canceled
1
Dec.
on
from
to
1965
on
Dec. 1
from 1956 to 1975 inclusive.
The
bonds
dated
are
$28,000
special
assessment
The
road
improvement bonds scheduled for
sale, on Oct. 7—v. 180, p. 1381—
were
a
withdrawn for reoffering
subsequent date.
at
nick & Co., and Fox, Reusch &
Co,, both of Cincinnati, as 2%s, at
101.30, a basis of about 2.58%.
Bonds
Not
&
offered
-•.*
Oct.
Sept.
1,
Dempsey,
of
~"
Lorain, Ohio
J
Offering
bids
sealed
until
noon
h
J.
(EST)
on
follows:
Nov.
from
on
1965
inclusive.
railroad
37,000
from
1
on
1965
lon,
1954.
bonds
are
the
ceive sealed
Oct.
on
180,
1381—
p.
,
Offering—John
Village
T.
Treasurer,
bids until
25
1956
for
1965
to
J-D;
the
Mel¬
will
noon
re¬
(EST)
purchase
inclusive.
Legality
Sanders
of
Squire,
Interest
approved
&
by
Dempsey,
of
Cleveland.
Willoughby-Eastlake
District
City School
Willoughby),
O.
(P.
Ohio
Bond
,
Offering—The
Board
of
Education will receive sealed bids
until noon (EST) on Oct. 28 for
the
purchase of $2,000,000 build¬
ing bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1954. Due
semi-annually on June and Dec. 1
from 1956 to 1975 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest
(J-D)
payable
the Cleveland Trust
Company,
Willoughby. Legality approved by
Squire, Sanders & Dempsey, of
at
Cleveland.
\
Xenia, Ohio
Offering—A. V.
Bond
Perrill,
City Auditor, will receive
bids until
the
(EST)
noon
on
sealed
Oct. 28
purchase
No.
Nov.
1 from
of $40,000 gen¬
(city portion) U.-S.
30
relocation
1, 1954.
Due
bonds.
Nov.
on
1956 to 1965 inclusive.
In¬
terest M-N.
Legality approved by
Peck, Shaffer & Williams, of Cin¬
cinnati.
•
Alva, Okla.
Bond Offering—Harold W.
20
1956
to
Wil¬
City Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 7:30 p.m.
for
Due
the
(CST)
on
Oct.
purchase
of $650,000
improvement bonds.
works
serially
from
1957
to
1977
inclusive.
:
.•
.
Nowata,
Bond
Sale—The
works
p.
J.
bonds
•
Okla.
$80,000
offered
Oct.
water
7—v.
1382—were awarded to the
Edwards, Inc., of Oklahoma
City.
Okfuskee County
No.
37
Indep. Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Clearview), Okla.
Bond
Sale —The $2,500 build¬
ing and equipment bonds offered
Oct.
5
were
Securities
Wichita,
as
bonds.
1956 to
Oklahoma
Board
inclusive.
The
for
awarded
to the
First
Company of Kansas,
2y4S, at a price of par.
•
crossings
Nov.
Due
Bids
Silver Lake, Ohio
f
Bond
R.
0 s e p
Oct. 28 for the purchase of $78,000
as
—
13—v.
rejected.
were
180,
Bond
Sold
$28,000 real estate appraisal bonds
-
Sanders
i
Pickaway County (P. OS
Circleville), Ohio
payable at the County Treasurer's
office.
Legality
approved
by
Squire,
j
&
water
1954. Principal and interest (J-D)
Cleveland.
j
—
group
son,
193,766 special assessment sewer
Due
14
awarded
composed of Fahey,
Co., Cleveland, First of
Michigan Corp., Detroit, Prescott
& Co., Cleveland, Berman, Seloa
Clark
Due
*
district bonds.
incin-
Oct.
OKLAHOMA
1956
inclusive.
Due
—
to
offered
1381—were
p.
•
$66,500 sewer, district bonds.
$41,000 health department expan¬
sion
and
remodeling bonds.
Coventry Township (P. O. Cuya¬
hoga Falls), Ohio
180,
v.
Dated
Offering—Agnes M. Miles,
Bond
bonds,
OHIO
bonds
Route
Mitchell &
City.
Sale—The $675,000
eral obligation
Mitock, City Auditor, will receive
Pershing, of New York
erator
by
Ohio
Parma,
Bond
for
Principal, and in¬
(A-O); payable
in
New
York City. Legality approved by
terest
noon
Company.
Squire, 1
Sanders & Dempsey, of Cleveland.
approved
-
inclusive.
1980
$48,000 street im¬
Dated Oct.
1,
April 1 from 1956 to
J. Vasek,
Education, i
of
Cleveland Trust
Legality
inclusive.
?
National
the
at
bonds.
on
F.
—
Board
Nov. 9 for the purchase
on
the
at
1, 1954. Due on Nov.
Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬
25
bonds. Dated Oct.
the
$26,000 improvement bonds. Dated
Oct. 1, 1954., Due on Dec. 1 from
I
receive
(EST)
noon
the
for
bids until
the
of
will receive sealed bids until
Dec. 1 from 1956
on
National Bank of
until 11
Raleigh
(EST) on Oct. 19 for
purchase of
$12,500
water
Clerk
Heights, Ohio
Offering—Sealed bids will
sealed bids at his office in
a.m.
Offering
Bond
:
received
Commissioners, wltl<receive sealed
Commission, will receive
j
Ohio
Garfield
Bond
be
Logan County (P. O.
Beliefontaine}, Ohio
Easter-
Rorick
Maple Heights City School District,
offered
land, Ryan, Sutherland & Co., and
Roose & Co., both of Toledo, as
2y2s, at a price of 102.05, a basis
Graham, N. C.
Offering—W.
the
to
Trust & Savings
Bank, of Toledo, as l%s, at par.
Spitzer
$1,000,000
bonds
Bosworth & Co., Toledo,
Williams &
Co.,
Ball,
Braun,
CAROLINA
B.
Ames, President of the Board of
Education,
will
receive
sealed
building
Sch.
2.59%.
Sch. Dist. No. 2 (P. O. Tully), N. Y.
Bond
Nichol-
at
awarded
were
—
-
Bond Offering—Arnold
14
Clerk
p.m.
Preble,
(P. O. Greenville),
New
chase
12:30
Truxton, Tully, Lafayette,
Fabious, Otisco and Spafford Cent.
Greenville
ceive
will
■
Travis,
receive
2.70s,
as
at par.
sen,
Due
to
on
payable
sive. Principal and interest (A-O)
until
The
ernment
on
1961
1482
April
Treasurer,
1, 1954.
Cheektowaga
Oct.
Ohio
—
construction
ling, Secretary of the Local Gov¬
Oct. 20 for the purchase
of $25,000 fire house construction
and equipment bonds. Dated Oct.
(EST)
and
(P. O. Tonawanda), N. Y.
,./■
National
Bond Offering—John F.
bids
3
Bond
Valley Fire District No. 1
District
1955
Principal
Common
NORTH
Sept. 1,
interest
Chase
Heckler &
City.
sealed
Euclid,
Sale
Bond
dated
(P. O. Pleasant Valley), N. Y.
build¬
(F-A)
from
15
inclusive.
Bond Sale—The $155,000 build¬
about
1
New York
Y.
Bond Sale—The $175,000
R.
Co., Buffalo, and Roosevelt &
Cross, of New York City, jointly,
as
2.60s, at 100.11, a basis of
1
Bank, of New York City, at the
option of the purchaser.
Legal¬
ity
approved
by
Vande water,
Pleasant
Toledo, as 21/4S, at,, a price of
a basis of:about 2.12%.
*
101.18,
Bond Offering—George A. Bur-
Edward
Feb.
on
Manufacturers
Company, of Oyster
the
of
York
—
180,
v.
—
Sale—The $300,000 sew¬ of $400,000 school building bonds,
j
disposal bonds offered Oct. 4 Dated Nov. 1, 1954. Due on Dec. 1
—V. 180, p. 1258—were awarded from 1956 to 1975 inclusivet"Prin- j
to Braun, Bosworth' & Co., Inc.', cipal and interest "XJ-D) payable-
Lima,
ing bonds offered Oct. 14—v. 180,
Coxsackie and Greenville Central
School District No.
v
(M-S) payable at the North Shore
Bank & Trust
of
13
awarded
were
—
Bond
Bond
Dis¬
March
Galloway,
Oct.
offered
1483
(EST)
Ohio
Water
$8,000
age
City.
1974 inclusive.
are
Principal
on
Defiance,
(P. O. Ellenville),
Offering
Wheatfield
from 1955 to 1974 inclusive.
Sykes,
Cairo,
March
&
City.
Due
York
$519,000 Central Park Water Dis¬
on
&
the
Home National Bank, of Ellen¬
ville. Legality approved by Haw¬
kins, Delafield & Wood, of New
p.
Due
York
interest
lows:
trict bonds.
Manufacturers
the
1959
to.
13/4S, at a price of 100.03,
as
pay¬
Co., Buffalo.
Le¬
approved by Vandewater,
1954.
1482—were awarded to
& Cross, of New York
p.
Roosevelt
City,
Oct.'
inclusive.
Mance, Town Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 3 p.m. (EST) on
Oct. 20 for the purchase of $42,500
land
acquisition and town
building bonds.
Dated Aug 15,
fire
$17,000
offered
and
bonds.
truck
1968
to
New
r
The
—
bonds
ledo, King, Quirk & Co., of New
York, and Fairman, Harris & Co.,
Inc., of Chicago.,
p.m.
Trust
Bond
Oneida, N. Y.
truck
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis,
Trust
Co.
of
Georgia,
Atlanta,
Ryan, Sutherland & Co., of To¬
Sale —The
Bond
Supply Line No. 510, Main Sewer
District No. 8 special assessment
bonds
pur¬
Due on Nov.
1, 1954.
1955
Wawarsing
Dated Nov.
May 16, 1955.
281,000
of
Nov.
at
New
$885,000 series
15, 1954.
of
purchase
XCIX notes.
fire
3
improvement
Sykes,. Heckler
Chairman, will receive sealed bids
until 11 a.m. (EST) on Oct. 21 for
the
4
the
for
28
$140,000
from
gality
Offering—Philip J. Cruise,
Note
No.
Principal and interest (M-N)
hees/Secretary of the Board of
Oyster Bay (P. O. Oyster Bay)j
Education, will receive sealed bids
New York
until 8 p.m. (EST) on Oct. 27 for
Bond
Offering — Lewis
N.
the purchase of $275,000 building
Waters, Town Supervisor, will re¬
bonds.
Dated Sept. 1, 1954.
Due
ceive sealed
bids until
11
a.m.
on July
1 from 1955 to 1974 in¬
(EST) on Oct. 19 for the pur¬
clusive.
Principal
and
interest
chase of $800,000 bonds, as fol¬
(J-J) payable at the First Na¬
tional Bank of Bound Brook.
of
house
able
New
Trust
Park
chase
build¬
Oct.
on
until
bids
sealed
(EST)
1.74%.
interest
and
ceive
180,
p.
1258—were awarded to Sage,
Rutty & Co., of Rochester, as
l%s, at a price of 100.05, a basis
of about
District
Fire
County (P. O. Toledo), Ohio
p.
Co., of Chicago, Bankers
Co., First of Michigan Cor¬
poration,
both
of
New
York,
Plante, District Treasurer, will re-,
Y.
$70,000
Park
(P. O. Tonawanda), N. Y.
Bond
Offering — George La-
ing bonds offered Oct. 7—v.
J.
Jones, Village Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 8:15 p.m. (EST)
$69,000
Sale—The
Bond
New
1
Lucas
were
—
Trust
inclusive.
1984
to
group
Cleveland.
Trust
awarded
Sheridan
rington, Potter, Italy, Geneva,
Seneca and Pulteney Central
School District No. 1 (P.O.
N.
(EST)
of
offered
1258
as
l3As,J at a price of
basis of about 1.73%, to
composed of Northern
a
sewer
Milo, Jerusalem, Bentorrey, Bar-
Yan,
receive
p.m.
purchase
York, Buffalo.
Le¬
gality
approved
by
Hawkins,
Delafield & Wood, of New York
City.
approved
Pen
1955
100.18,
Western
the
at
by
Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler & Gallo¬
way, of New York City.
New
Harold
—
payable
3
the
by Squire, Sanders & Dempsey, of
bonds
p.
—
Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬
able at the Marine Trust Co. of
1955 to
Principal and in¬
(A-O)
Sch.
building bonds. Dated
1954.
Due on Nov. 1
1,
Traders
Ridgefield Park, N. J.
Bond
Nov.
1,
Farmers National Bank of Malone.
—
Hinckley,
&
Adams
City,
Oct.
will
Clerk,
for
28
000
posed
and VanDeventer Bros., Inc.,
Oct.
on
until
bids
sealed
Tobey,
garage bonds.
Dated
1954. Due on Oct. 1 from
Oct.
Albion,
Alabama Cent.
District
son,
J.
Barre,
1 (P. O. Medina), N. Y.
Offering — Laura Engel-
$1,785,000
com¬
of Bl.yth & Co., Goldman,
Sachs
&
Cof,
Hornblower
&
Weeks,
Gregory
&
Son,
Inc.,
Roosevelt & Cross, all of New
Bond
will
receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (EST) on
Oct. 27 for the purchase of $85,Town
Legality
Raritan
No.
Dist.
V
Shelby,
and
Hartland
Y.
Malone, N.
Offering—Leo
Bond
building
$170,000
of
2.38%.
Ridge way,
by Hawkins, Dela¬
of New York City.
approved
ity
field & Wood,
14—v.
of about
Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬
able
at
the
Irvington National
Bank & Trust Company.
Legal¬
tion, will receive sealed bids until
8 p.m. (EST) on Nov. 8 for the
purchase
inclusive.
1959
improvement
14
v.
180,
ous
a
$1,050,000
The
—
infirmary
180,
county
p.m.
Oct.
on
chase
3
York
New
Sale
Bond
will re¬
trand, Village Treasurer,
ceive
sealed
bids Until
Troy),
O.
(P.
County
'
'
Ohio
Bond Sale—The $2,800,000 vari¬
I
awarded
Rensselaer
Irvington, N. Y.
Bond Offering—Knute W. Wis-
tion, will receive sealed bids un¬
til
Legality ap¬
proved by Reed, Hoyt, Taylor &
Washburn, of New York City.
\
'
Dayton,
Central
New York, Syracuse.
Legality approved by Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler & Gallo¬
way, of New York City.
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
1
.
(1586)
Planning and Resources
(P. O. Oklahoma City),
Oklahoma
dated
Principal
and
Nov.
1,
interest
(M-N) payable at the City Treas¬
urer's office.
Legality approved
Bond
Sale—An issue of $7,200,-
000 4%% State Park
revenue
group
bonds
improvement
were
sold
to
a
headed by John Nuveen &
f
Number 5369
180
Volume
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
..
(1587)
954.
1,
Chicago.
Dated July
on July
1, 1984.
of
Co.,
bonds.
Due
County lndep. Sch. Dist.
(P. O. New Lima), Okla.
Sale —The $8,500 trans¬
Bond
portation
fered
bonds
equipment
&
Bank
Due
Trust
13
First
the
to
Sale
provement
180,
—v.
to
serially from 1957 to 1964
inclusive.
a
OREGON
purchase
April
p. 1382—were
First
National
Barrisburg,
100.06,
a
1964
date.
on
Bryn
thereafter
and
Govern¬
Bank
in
1965
of July
as
and
1,
forthcoming
$21,000,000
the
was
No
a
repre¬
which,
able to
further
Legislature
reduce to $19,500,000.
sale
of
bonds
by
the
the
1954.-
1955
to
Due
1966
12,000 2.40s.
1967
to
1969
Oct.
1,
Oct.
on
of
Oct.
interest
1954.
Irving
York
Trust
City.
Sinkler,
from
1 from
York
Bonds due
Company,
of
&
Oct.
New
Simons,
Commission,
sealed bids
28
until
for
the
000.000
Oi
road
1, 1954.
Legality approved by
Gibbs
1955
County (P. O. York), S. C.
Fund
the
at
from
Offering—Cody W. Smith,
Chairman of the County
Sinking
Principal and
payable
1
Principal and
Bond
callable
are
Nov.
(M-N) payable at The
Bank, New York City.
Legality approved by Reed, Hoyt,
Taylor & Washburn, of New York
City.
inclusive.
1, 1963.
(A-O)
1
Oct.
on
on
inclusive.
Hanover
inclusive.
Due
Due
1964
interest
follows:
as
in 1964 and thereafter
as
to
Robinson-Humphrey
$48,000 2)4s.
Dated
original authori¬
Rican
to
Co., Inc., of Atlanta,
1964.
recent special session
Puerto
sold
are
be¬
of increased Commonwealth
revenues,
of
an
The
Sale—An issue of $60,000
revenue bonds was
utility system
July 1
1966
issue
of
of
on
1966 inclusive.
to
due
Due
Bond
for
Due
to
Charleston.
receive
(EST) on
purchase of $1,-
bonds.
Dated
Nov.
Nov. 1 from 1956
inclusive. Bonds due in
1979
1967
will
noon
on
thereafter
and
callable
are
are
interest payment
any
Bryn Mawr Trust Co.,
or at the Manufac¬
Trust
Co., New York City.
Drinker,
approved
Biddle
Reath, of Philadelphia.
&
by
Whitemarsh
Dickson City, Pa.
Offering—Anthony Longo,
Borough Secretary, will receive
Township (P. O.
Hill), Pa.
Bond Sale—The $150,000 im¬
provement bonds offered Oct. 7—
Bond
Lafayette
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on
27 for the purchase of $32,-
Oct.
180, p. 1259—were awarded to
Goldman, Sachs & Co., of New
v.
refunding
obligation
the
CAROLINA
Denmark, S. C.
Mawr,
turers
PENNSYLVANIA
general
of
000,000 public improvement bonds.
1955
Bond Offering—Eugene C.
Best,
'Secretary
of
the
Board
of
Trustees, will receive sealed bids
until 11 a.m. (EST)
on Oct. 26
for
the
purchase
of
$800,000
building bonds.
Dated Nov. 1,
1
Legality
000
office
Dated July 1, 1954.
cause
SOUTH
in¬
County School Dist.
(P.O. Spartanburg, S. C.
7
Dated
April
on
the New York
Rico, 37 Wall Street, New
York City, until noon
(EST) on
Oct. 25 for the purchase of $10,-
bonds
No.
Principal and interest pay¬
able at the
of
a
Due
the
non-tax-
bonds.
at
Development
callable
Spartanburg
next year.
Puerto
from
Commonwealth of Puerto Rico,
beyond the Oct. 25 date, is con¬
templated until the latter part of
Offering—Sealed bids will
received
ment
RICO
zation
for
5
$1,218,000
1953.
1,
callable
of
price
basis of about 2.98%.
at
3s,
as
of
1.54%.
(Commonwealth of)'
sents part
O.
(P.
Nov.
dormitory
in
due
fire
Bank,
Bond
The
on
price of
a
from 1956 to 1993 inclusive. Bonds
awarded to
180,
v.
Halsey,
Offering—James A. Don-
exempt
protection bonds offered Oct. 7—
the
PUERTO
Puerto Rico
1.52%.
(EST)
noon
2%s.
—
awarded
of
sity, will receive sealed bids until
Lane County, Coburg Rural Fire
Protection District
(P. O.
Bond
14
nellton, President of the Univer¬
ing bonds offered Aug. 23—v. 180,
p. 583—were awarded to Chas. N.
Eugene), Ore.
Sale
The
$16,000
im¬
Oct.
1382—were
University
l%s, at
as
basis of about
a
formation
$950,000
Villanova, Pa.
Bond
City,
100.59,
be
Pa.
The
composed
Villanova
County Sch. Dist. No. 2-C
(P. O. Broadbent), Ore.
Bond Sale—The $13,000 build¬
as
—
p.
Coos
Tripp Co., of Portland,
Legality
bonds offered
group
of about
*
York
National
City.
Stuart
&
Co.,
Merrill
Lynch,
Pierce, Fenner & Beane, and DeHaven and Townsend, Crouter &
Bodine, all of Philadelphia, as
l%s, at a price of 100.92, a basis
were
National
Tulsa.
Co.,
in¬
interest
the ' First
Dickson
Bond
Oct.
offered
bonds
of
and
Lancaster,
of Prague.
County Independent School
District No. 5 (P. O. Jenks), Okla.
Bond Sale—The $115,500 build¬
ing
Principal
Due
1962
to
Munson, of Philadelphia,
Tulsa
awarded
15, 1954,
1956
approved by Townsend, Elliott &
of¬
Aug. 25—v. 180, p. 771—
awarded to the Prague Na¬
were
Nov.
from
payable " at
Bank
on
tional Bank,
15
clusive.
Seminole
No. 6
Dated
Nov.
on
55
Board of Governors of the Fed. Reserve System
BUSINESS
V
!
INDEXES
average—100
1947-49
v
Seasonally Adjusted
»
1954
Sept.
Industrial production—
Total
Needlessly?
1953
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
124
133
*126
-125
135
*127
135
152
' *134
115
117
*121
: 117
118
*112
111
• ■
122
*104 1/ *113
*107
121
*81
.123
•
122
130
134
Aug.
I
V
'
*
-
—
Lost
Unadjusted——
1954
1953
Aug.
<
*124
-
.
.
;
135"
„
■
„
124
"
Although-
more
than 70,000 Americans
were
Manufactures—
..
Total
•<•1
-.
—
—
—
Durable
i
.♦125'
*135
•
—
-
~
.-126
132
.
„
cured of
137
*
Nondurable'——
.Minerals
1
*116
*109
—
I
.
109
i;J
Total,
Autos
:
*108
-
-J**
y
"
t
.
All other
'
«
'*
*132
121'
m
mother?
218
of their bodies before proper treatment
t
229
221
,
t
243
181
219
247
That's
114.9
most
113.7
"insurance" is:
'•
employment and payrolls—
Nonagricultural. empl., total—
Manufg. production workers—
*109.9
total
Employment,
!
109.7
*99.9
Durable
Nondurable
104.5
*94.6
-
Payrolls, total
99.7
*104.5
~
'
*111.0
122.2
94.1
*109.9
>101.8
111.7
•
*
100.6
*104.6
103.9
*98.6
—_
122.3
-
96.8
1138.2
99.5
—
-—
Freight carloadlngs
113.7
*
135.1
84
96
91
86
^Detailed
indexes
Reserve
1108'
t
112
107
1113
97
first :
112
124
128
t
120
for
To have
year no matter
on
May
page
1954,
pp.
of
5
this
release.
For
description
for
available.
NOTE—Construction
6t
second
month,
payrolls indexes
contract indexes based
•
on
3-month moving
F.
W. Dodge data
for 37 Eastern States.
compiled by the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
INDUSTRIAL
(1947-49
Manufactures:
*Sept.
Primary, metals
103
Metal fabricating
Aug.
106
Sept.
130
106
145
145
123
124
161
142
138
119
118
friend?
a
*
any one
or
signals that
of them—(1) Any
(#) A lump
elsewhere
(3)
or
may
indigestion
sore
that
thickening, in the
Unusual bleeding
discharge (4) Any change in
Persistent
137
144
145
123
126
200
101
127
185
181
176
a
wart
or
or
mole (5)
162
167
186
158
165
difficulty in swallow¬
137
136
155
137
134
155
117
113
124
322
117
128
131
131
134
133
134
136
t
97
114
f
lOH
121
120
123
129
103
109
114
129
132
140
or
cough (7) Any
change in normal bowel habits.
182
Instruments
or
ing (6) Persistent hoarseness
200
Transportation equipment——.
:
:
lumber products,
Stone, clay & glass products,
Clay,
glass
&
Lumber
and
Furniture
and
products,,
miscellaneous—
and
Furniture
fixtures
Miscellaneous
Nondurable
Textiles
manufactures,,
^
.'■*
apparel
98
99
123
93
105
104
leather products—_
products
—i_—
and products
106
mill
products
Printing and publishing
Chemicals and petroleum prods.
and
Petroleum
and
.■>£
t
110
105
108
97
t
92
91
t
102
address
of your
your
126
127
124
127
*135
135
t
*137
135
122
121
121
121
116
122
142
143
143
139
142
151
149
147
150
145
145
124
131
126
124
106
108
121
115
106
106
108
121
115
124
t
t
104
t
t
111
109
beverage manufac.,
manufactures
121
106
110
118
110
110
119
133
'
"
123
Coal
66
and
natural
and
earth
♦Preliminary.
tNot
stone
68
81
gas
130
130
106
105
120
69
136
min
available.
68
84
130
-
130
136
118
119
135
a
neighbor f
phone
nearest
letter to "Cancer"—in
local Post Office.
94
126
i*
120
prods.—
coal products,
Mineral fuels
Crude oil
care
107
121
Minerals:
Metal,
you, or
106
96
95
96
144
allied
Food, beverages and tobacco
Tobacco
cancer,
Society office
102
t
printing
Paper and allied products
and
lifesaving facts about
104
96
127
Paper and
Food
303
t
.
Chemicals
,
t
and
Leather
144
t
more
the American Cancer
115
130
For
132
107
133
102
100
t
Rubber
121
109
•"
102
t
Apparel and allied products—
Rubber
185
Manufactures:
and
Textile
•
35)
153
141
m
137
166
135
Machinery
■
every
feel (twice
164
&
148
124
Electrical
Sept.
Aug.
^
146
Nonelectrical
first sign of
.
Unadjusted
1954——
1953
*Sept.
you may
and go straight to your doctor at the
does not heal
V
best
your
thorough health check-up
how well
To learn the 7 danger
cancer,
breast
1953
Fabricated metal products—121
*
centered
Employment and
averages,
average=100)
1954
Durable
mean
PRODUCTION
Seasonally Adjusted
be cured,
see
438-452.
:f Estimated.
of
are
a
women over
second:
tNot
keep reminding you that, since
cancers can
132
shown
are
Bulletin
♦Preliminary.
we
104
year
Federal
why
early
103.6
153.4
84-
Department store sales, value—
.Department store stocks, value_
could
be started.
t
180
243
can-
had spread and "colonized" in other parts
-cers
103
*■<
}, ' 202
might have
been saved—lost their lives because their
129
94
*98
'
244 v
t
'•*
101
>
213
t
Residential
125
92
r
contracts, value—>
Total
131y/.-
,
durables.,—ir. V.*96
consumer
Construction
,
1
*94
*128.
Household
Other
115yv.
12.1
126 "
130
121
-137
durables—l.*111*.
consumer
the tragic truth is
that at least 70,000 others—who
122
f Consumer durable goods—
"Major
last year,
151
.-.v.
'
'
cancer
American Cancer
Society
The Commercial and Financial
56
1, 1966. gfcncipal and
interest (M-N) paySble at the
Chase National Bank, of New
of Nov.
Legality approved by
Gibbs
& Simons,
of
Ifork City.
Sinkler,
1955
.:
Dallas.
received
a.m.
for the pur¬
bonds.
Bated Oct. 1, 1954. Due on Oct. 1
Icom
1956
to
1979
inclusive.
Bonds due in 1965 and thereafter
gee
callable as of Oct. 1, 1964.
Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬
able at the First American Na¬
tional Bank, of Nashville, or at
the Dover-Peoples Bank & Trust
Company, of Dover, at the option
-of
the
purchaser.
Legality ap¬
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
school
;
Chicago.
TEXAS
Texas
Bonds Offering—W. E. Seaholm,
Austin,
*■
•City Manager, will receive sealed
t#*.ds until 10 a.m. (CST) on Oct.
.28 for the purchase of $1,425,000
general obligation
bonds, as fol-
lows:
^$€50,000
hospital
parks,
playground
and
recreation bonds.
playground
parks,
160,000
and
recreation bonds.
public
1600,000
schools
free
bonds.
1980
par.
on
inclusive.
Interest M-S.
Legality
approved by Dumas, Huguenin
and Boothman, of Dallas.
terest
bonds
VIRGINIA
Sanitation
Alexandria
Authority,
Virginia
$8,200,000 sewer
of
1954 offered
bonds
Oct. 14
awarded to
were
a
syndi¬
headed
jointly by Halsey,
Stuart & Co., and Phelps, Fenn &
Co., both of New York City, at a
price of 100.02, a net interest cost
of about 3.19%, as follows:
cate
$2,350,000 bonds: $495,000 5s, due
Oct.
on
from
1
1960
to
1965,
inclusive; $1,475,000 2y2s, due
on Oct.
1 from 1966 to 1974,
inclusive; and $185,000 2.70s,
on Oct. 1, 1.975 and 1976.
5,850,000 bonds as 3yts. Due Oct.
Monday, October 18, 1954
...
(J-J) payable at a
York. Legality
approved by Wood, King & Dawj&n, of New York City.
-
Bond
4»onds
was
Co., of Amarillo, as 4V2s and
3%s, at a price of par. Dated.
until
bids
2
the
for
27
to
Co., of Richmond, First of Mich¬
igan Corporation, Hallgarten &
&
Sawicki,
receive
sealed
p.m. (CST) on Oct.
purchase of $615,000
425,000 storm sewer bonds. Due
on May
1 from 1958 to 1967
Nov.
dated
are
Principal
Chapman
interest
and
Chi¬
of
Cutler,
&
Wis.
Wausau,
Bond Offering
Jay L. Brown,
offer
will
7:30
the
28
—
p.m.
at public
(CST) on
&
Co.,
of
from
1955
Due on
1969
to
in¬
from
1955
Due
1969
to
on
County,
District
Damman
No.
7
(P.
School
O. '
Ellenshurg), Wash.
Bond
Sale—The
ing bonds offered Oct. 5—v. 180,
dated
Oct.
1,
ment
est
Chicago.
QUEBEC
4i
Sale—An
street,
of
of about
issue
water and
pay¬
Rene T.
inter¬
and
$71,sewer im¬
issue
to
71,000 3y2s.
to
1965
appears
only
as a
matter of record,
Due on
Oct.
1
from
inclusive.
1964
Due on Oct. 1
1974 inclusive.
from
1954.
1,
Interest
Dated Sept. 1,1954.
issue
Sale—An
Bond
school
000
of
$155,-
Co., Ltd., and the Royal Bank of
Canada, all of Toronto, as 3s, at
a price of 94.31, a basis of about
3.62%. Dated Aug. 1, 1954. Due
Aug. 1 from 1955 to 1974 inclu¬
public
group
$308,000
was
Nationale,
of
Mon¬
Quebec, Dawson, Hannaford, Ltd.,
of Montreal, and the J. T. Gendron, Inc., of Quebec, at a price
of 96.73, a net interest cost of
about 4.14%, as follows:
$122,500 3s.
to
1955
185,500 4s.
AT MARKET
1965
to
Due on Oct. 1 from
inclusive.
1964
Due on Oct. 1 from
1974 inclusive.
Dated Oct. 1,1954.
1960
Due on Aug.
Dated Aug.
St.
Interest A-O.
Lachine,
Caille, Que.
Sale—An
Bond
issue
in
sold to
certain oil and
gas
ner
interests in Alberta and British Columbia.
sold
was
Inc.,
&
of
$475,-
improvement bonds was
composed of Gaird¬
Co., of Toronto, Belanger,
a
group
Canadian
merce,
L. D. FRIEDMAN & CO., INC.
52
Broadway, New York 4, N. Y.
$130,-
Clement,
to
Guimont^
Quebec, jointly, at a price of
net interest cost of about
a
4.14%,
as
follows:
$26,000 3s.
1955 to
104,000 4s.
1965 to
The bonds
Bank
of
treal, at a price of 96.43, a net
interest cost of 3.78%, as follows:
$180,500 3s.
Due on Sept. 1 from
1955 to 1964 inclusive.
294,500
3*£s.
Due
on
Sept.
from 1965 to 1974 inclusive.
1
from
Due on Oct. 1 from.
1969
are
inclusive.
dated Oct.
1,1954*.
Tadoussac, Que.
Bond Sale—An issue of
$65,00(t
bonds was sold toClement, Guimont, Inc., of Que¬
bec, at a price of 95.50, a net in¬
terest cost of about 4.19%, as fol¬
improvement
lows:
to
20,000 4s.
Due on Sept. 1 from
1964 inclusive.
Due on Sept. 1 from
1965 to 1974 inclusive.
Dated Sept.
1,1954. Interest M-S*.
Valley field, Que.
Com¬
Dawson, Hannaford, Ltd.,
on Oct. 1
1964 inclusive.
Due
Interest A-O.
1955
Geoffrion, Robert & Gelinas, and
W. C. Pitfield & Co., all of Mon¬
i
of
issue
Sale—An
000 water works and sewer bond®
000 local
owns
1,1954. Interest F-A.
Thomas-de-la-Pointes-a-la-
Bond
Que.
Company established in 1938 produces quicksilver from its mine
Sutherlin, Oregon. Company also
1 from
inclusive.
1974
to
$45,000 3s.
BUSINESS:
Due on Aug. 1 front
35,500 4s.
treal, Clement, Guimont, Inc., of
.
price of 98.61, a net interest,
3.88%, as follows:
a
97.63,
sold to
composed of the Banque
bonds
works
Canadienne
PRICE:
to
Inc., and J. T. Gendron, Inc., both
Bond Sale—An issue of
(Par Value 10c Per Share)
sold
was
Inc., of Quebec*,
cost of about
of
COMMON STOCK
bonds
1955 to 1959 inclusive.
Kenogami, Que.
Corp.
Quebec
>
Rene T. Leclerc,
public
NEW ISSUE
Bonanza Oil & Mine
.
Interest M-S-
.Bond Sale—An issue of $125,-
$89,500 3s.
a
1 from
1974 inclusive
1965 to
Joliette, Que.
sive.
134,150 Shares
to
1964 inclusive.
Due on Sept.
17,000 4s.
at
Oct.
Dated
on
$28,000
sold
was
Due on Sept. 1 from.
1955 to
$117,-
improvement bonds
was sold to a group composed of
Gairdner & Co., A. E. Ames &
having been sold, this advertisement
bonds
price of 98.10, a net interest,
3.99%, as follows:
a
A-O.
000
All of these shares
at
$11,000 3s.
of
A-O.
St. Camille School Commission,
1955
was
Oct. 1 from.
Leclerc, Inc., of Montreal*
.
of
on
inclusive.
cost of about
follows:
$46,000 3s.
sold to
Kempf & Co., and the
Provinciale du Canada,
Montreal, jointly, at a
95.04, a net interest cost
3.94%, as follows:
bonds
Due
1974
improvement
ronto, at a price of 97.58, a net
interest cost of about 3.65%, as
Vale, Que.
inclusive.
Bond Sale—An issue of
The bonds
Principal
Sale—An
Oct. 1 from
on
Richelieu, Que.
Huntingdon, Que.
Bond
and the Banque
Canada, both of
Dated Oct. 1,1954. Interest
interest
any
$233,-
Due
1965 to
Sept. 1 from
on
of
sold to the
1964
to
72,500 4s.
public works bonds was sold
to A. E. Ames & Co., Ltd., of To¬
'
*
Acton
price of
1955
payable in Canada.
(M-S)
du
$161,000 3s.
000
CANADA
Morgan,
date.
on
Inc.,
issue
was
Montreal, jointly, at a price of
97.82, a net interest cost of about
3.97%, as follows:
Sept. 1 from
on
1954.'
Sept. 1,
callable
are
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
both
$53,900 build¬
are
1954. Principal and interest (A-O)
Banque
Belanger,
Provinciale
1965 to 1985 inclusive.
Dated
provement
Kittitas
Due
Que.
school bonds
500
follows:
as
2,396,000 4s. Due
in¬
payable at the Wisconsin Valley
Trust Co., Wausau. Legality ap¬
500
WASHINGTON
sion,
Sale—An
Bond
net interest cost of about
$604,000 3s.
A-O.'
School Commis¬
Parish
Plessisville
Bell, Gouinlock & Co., of Toronto,
Rene T. Leclerc, Inc., of Montreal,
Mills, Spence & Co., of Toronto,
W. C. Pitfield & Co., Royal Se¬
4.48%,
Oct. 1 from
on
$$3,-
1955 to 1964 inclusive.
bonds
Bond
of
group
a
Due
Dated Oct. 1,1954. Interest
issue
An
Young,
clusive.
The
—
Oct. 1 from
on
inclusive.
1964
to
1965 to 1974 inclusive.
composed of McLeod,
Weir & Co., of Toronto,
Greenshields & Co., of Montreal,
a
clusive.
1
1955
000,000 school bonds was sold to
93.31,
850,000 series B bonds.
Oct.
$31,500 3^s. Due
1,
corporate curities Corp., and Mead & Co.,
issues aggregating Ltd., all of Montreal, at a price of
$650,000 series A bonds.
1
lows:
following
bond
$1,500,000:
purpose
Oct.
Sale
Bond
1,
Grenier, Ruel & Co., and GarBoulanger, Ltd., all of Que¬
bec, at a price of 92.80, a net in¬
terest cost of about 4.72%, as fol¬
Board, Que.
!
Nov.
neau,
from
Oct.
dated
are
dated
are
127,500 4s.
1,
cago.
Oct.
1
Greater Montreal Protestant Sch.
bonds
at
Oct.
inclusive.
1974
bonds
composed of J. E. Laflamme, Ltd.,
Due on Oct. 1 from
bonds
Nov. 1 from
000 water, sewage and fire
tection bonds was sold to a group
Interest A-O.
1954.
inclusive.
Clerk,
to
1965
The
on
Notre-Dame-Du-Lac, Que.
Sale—An issue of $159,-
inclusive.
1964
to
1955
221,000 3V2S.
Due
1974 inclusive.
Bond
Bell, Gouinlock & Co., of
Toronto,
and Mead
& Co., of
Montreal, jointly, • at a price of
96.30, a net interest cost of about
3.78%, as follows:
Due on
from
1
inclusive.
Interest M-N.
1954.
municipal building bonds was
$81,000 3s.
Nov.
on
$302,-
sold to
of New York.*
Ferris
000
clusive.
1954.
The
Coaticook, Que.
of
$215,-
1964
1965 to
issue
of
Due
to
126,500 4s.
Due on Nov. 1 from
Sale—An
Bond
$190,000 school bonds.
Due on
May 1 from 1955 to 1958 in¬
The
1955
inclusive.
1969
Le¬
Interest M-N.
bonds, as follows:
auction
sewer
&
1, 1954.
1955
will
Clerk,
City
improvement
sold to H. L. Shaffer
and
Nov.
issue
Sale—An
$88,500 3s.
Dated
3.77%.
about
of
basis
a
Dated Nov. 1,
Kenosha, Wis.
Offering—J. R.
Bond
City
of
Toronto, as 3s, at a price of 96.01,
Nov. 1 from 1955 to
on
gality approved by Lines, Spooner
& Quarles, of Milwaukee.
Co., all of New York, F. W. Craigie
Denver City,
water
Due
1954.
Corp.,
Securities
Dominion
1,
public works bonds was sold
to L. G. Beaubien & Co., of Mon¬
treal, and the Dominion Securities
Corp., of Toronto, jointly, at a
price of 97.07, a net interest cost
of about 4.09%, as follows:
bonds was sold to the
purchase of $160,-
bonds.
000 building
Bros. & Hutzler,
Estabrook & Co., F. S. Moseley &
Dallas.
Texas
Sale—An issue of $60,000
Oct. 18 for the
Devine & Co., Blair & Co.,
Salomon
Washington,
D. C., A. M. Kidder & Co., Reyn¬
olds & Co., Roosevelt & Cross, all
J3allas County Water Control and
of New York, Thomas & Co., of
improvement District No. 8
Pittsburgh, Weeden & Co., of San
(P. O. Dallas), Texas
Berman,
Selonick &
Bond Sale—An issue of $70,000 Francisco,
"water bonds was sold to the Texas Co., of Cleveland, Freeman & Co.,
Bank & Trust Company, of Dallas, of New York, Kenower, MacAras 4y2s, at a price of par.
Dated thur & Co., of Detroit, Townsend,
JSept. 15, 1954. Due on Sept. 15 Dabney & Tyson, of Boston, and
Sxom 1972 to 1980 inclusive.
Le¬ Woodcock, Hess & Co., of Phila¬
gality approved by Dumas, Hu¬ delphia.
guenin & Boothman, of
N.
Lorge, District Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on
Sept.
M-S.
000
of $340,-
issue
Sale—An
Bond
000 school
Henry
—
Interest
Beauharnois Sch. Commission, Que.
Wisconsin
Offering
1954.
1,
M-S.
Belgium (Town) and Belgium
(Village) Jt. Sch. Dist. No. 4
(P. O. Route I, Belgium),
Bond
Sept.
dated
are
Longueuil, Que.
1974 inclusive.
Bond
by
Inc.,
bonds
Interest
1954.
Due on Sept. 1 from
to
1965
Dated
1, 1994.
bank in Anderson and Strudwick, of Rich¬
the suc¬ mond, C. F. Cassell & Co., of Char¬
National lottesville, Dominick & Dominick,
City Bank of New
par.
(M-N) payable at the City Treas¬
urer's office.
Legality approved
C. J.
The
1955 to 1964 inclusive.
42,500 3VzS.
due
Other members of the syndicate:
Due on Sept. 1 from
$29,000 3s.
WISCONSIN
Bond Sale—The
revenue
are
Austin, as designated by
cessful bidder, or at the
price of
a
1974 inclusive.
Co., both of New York, Masondated Nov. 16,
Hagan, Inc., of Richmond, W. H.
Due on Jan. 1 from 1956 to Morton &
Co., of New York, Scott,
inclusive. Principal and in¬ Horner &
Mason, of Lynchburg,
The
1954.
Due
improvement
bonds.
#5,000
$100,000
Dallas, as 2y2s, at a
Dated Sept. 1, 1954.
Sept. 1 from 1955 to 1967
bids price of
1383—were awarded to the
of Washington, as 2.65s, at
p.
State
-
of
pany,
Sealed
until 11
—
on Oct. 26
of $360,000
<CST)
chase
-
sanitary sewer syetem bonds was
sold to the First Southwest Com¬
O.
(P.
Tenn.
Dover),
Offering
be
Legality
approved
by
Huguenin & Boothman, of
A-O.
Dumas,
Bond Sale—An issue of
County
Stewart
■will
1973
to
Weatherford, Texas
TENNESSEE
Bond
Due on Oct. 1 from
inclusive. Interest
1954.
Oct. 1,
•Charleston.
.
Chronicle
(1588)
Bond
Sale—An
issue
of
$450,-
improvement bond®
was sold
to the Banque Canadi¬
enne
Nationale,
and
McNeil,,
000
public
Mantha, Inc., both of Montreal*
jointly, as 3s, at a price of 92.27*
a
basis of about 3.81%.
Datecl
Nov.
1, 1954. Due on Nov. 1 from
Interest M-N.)
1955 to 1963 incl.
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