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MONDAY
;""88a?
ISSUE
23
1953
to/too.
dtUf'^rigi,
Reg. U. S. Pat. Office
Volume'178
Number 5267
New York 7, N. Y.,
RAILROAD
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
Monday, October 26, 1953
INDUSTRIAL
-
Price $1
INSURANCE
-
MISCELLANEOUS
-
■
<i
.
.
Years Ended
Net
July 31—
(&
1953
M.
sales
Canadian
income
6,558,000
$4,533,478
2,310,959
799,713
profits
776,427
t$5.67
paid,
taxes—
tax
of
Air
shares
share
per
"Partially
number
cash
capital
Earnings
—
$5.74
___
tExcludes
treasury
presently outstanding.—V.
W.
Davis
of
Relations
shares.
177,
tBased
has
15
been
years.—V.
Alton
(III.)
A
of
letter
shares
without
p.
178,
aviation
stock
common
underwriting.
filed
was
with
be
to
the
offered
Henry
Wuellner
as
organizers.
SEC
at
and
on
public
Oct.
($100
par
Ryrie
Exchange
(Stocks)
Exchange
(Bonds)
2S
Boston
per
Exchange
Exchange,
Stock
111.,
named
are
Aluminum
Los Angeles
Midwest
Exchange
Exchange
1953
sales
Profit
San
Provision
income
for
taxes_____
Federal
income
taxes
Francisco
200,000
Net
profit
Common
'$174,795
Earnings
per
*Revised
share
common
by company.—V.
$0.67
177,
$
Net
income
•Earns.
per
Revenue
Revenue
1 NOTE—The
lines
de
owned
10,987,017
9,762,759
$0.67
$1.54
$1.35
23,817,310
76,716,432
66,331,834
the
consolidated
company's
S, A.
The
Mexico,
Combined
'
929,255,232 811,615,893
above
consolidation
4,663,241
$0.62
28,578,556
passenger
flown
miles
subsidiary,
not
are
accounts
included
of
in
into
Shares
share
of
income
include
the
consolidation.—V.
6 Months Ended June 30—
Operating
than
Net
income
from
Nonoperating
Net
Provision
(other
income
to
12,138,140
before
$764,550
U.
S.
for U.
S.
$1,319,226
Interest
associated
and
sundry
owned
service
$1,292,732
834
for
Prov.
Fed.
for
taxes
&
foreign taxes
*485,000
Net
income
*If
deductions
provisions
$526,574
—
for
would
prior
have
been
years'
losses
$615,000 in
had
$377,408
not
1951.—V.
been
178,
p.
$807,732
available,
945.
See
American
Tobacco
Co.
Co.—Proposed Merger—
below.—V.
175,
p.
earnings
Capital
f"
was
income.
on
2,567,340
290,114
Nov.
on
per
1017.
American Colortype Co.
Profit
before
Prov.
Subs.)—Earnings—
$6,697,408 $16,479,541 $15,398,509
446,146
538,830
457,014
taxes
558,725
taxes
280.000
233,000
280,000
$278,725
253,551
$213,146
$258,830
253,551
$219,014
253,551
$0.84
$1.02
$0.86
profit
capital shares
Earnings per share
178,
Sept.
p.
$1.10
Years Ended June 30—
•Gross
Profit
The
Prov.
Excess
income
1953
Fed.
for
profits
taxes
income
1952
1951
$4,610,085
$2,188,521
1,493,259
taxes
profit I——
633,084
ments
and,
for
Common
dividends
tCommon
shares
^Earnings
per
"From
costs
ship
and
dividend
$703,259
dividends
$1,067,658
$308,458
1,995
1,995
1,995
437,736
328,302
328,302
paid
paid
outstanding
common
repair
expenses.
109,434
109,434
109,434
$6.40
$9.74
$2.80
share——
and
ship
tExcludes
requirements.—V.
172,
construction
treasury
1229.
p.
after
shares.
deducting
tAfter
certain
preferred
for
31,
tax
The
the
to
in
its
so
the
filed
such
own
far
same
1952,
respectively.—V.
Oct.
The
-holders
well
as
as
as
of
21
the
in
the
for
the
at
382.
p.
now
Oct.
on
of
such
share
and
issue
of
into
additions
14,
to
are
334%
record
Tobacco
other
words
of
be
shares
of
and
improve¬
purposes;
also
company
convertible
at
convertible
as
intends
be
may
capital
debentures
share of
one
wooden
the
close
of
seven
business
Oct.
of
common
company.
American
Tobacco
of
have
is
issued
stock
its
and outstanding
addition of 58,200
an
(representing
will
an
eliminate
outstanding
shares
addi¬
American
will
cease
\
1953—3 Mos.—1952
1,870,000
1953—9 Mos.—1952
2,271,900
6,000,000
8,050,000
Crl,213,100
Cr4,265,000
$1,058,800
$6,000,000
$3,785,000
this
(Canada)—Offer Postponed
month
stockholders
to
stock
(par
20
178,
that
to
due
to
subscribe
market
to
conditions
700,000
shares
funds)
cents—Canadian
has
of
been
1270.
p.
the
basis
has
not
of
$2)
nine
shares
fractional
shares
share
for
each
underwritten.
No
one
been
new
be
to
are
and
to
was
at
the
added to working capital to be used to pay
improve the borrowing position with banks.
incorporated
manufacture,
fences
and
the
in
New
in
Jersey
sale
and
and
sale
installation
erection
Feb.,
1892,
and
chain
of
of
link,
iron
automatic
heating
equipment.
CAPITALIZATION
stock
178,
GIVING
to
use
received
stock.
were
be
announced
30,
offered
1953
shares of stock. The
in
new
was
approved by shareowncrs in a special meeting on Oct.
funds obtained will be used to construct additional facilities
meet continuing demands for telephone service.
to
stock-
the
EFFECT
TO
$2)—^
PRESENT
FINANCING
Outstanding
329,536 shs.
400,000 shs.
1369.
p.
Appalachian Electric Power Co.—Bank Loans—
rowings
from
borrowed
prior
the
1953,
considered
the
banks
seven
Of
31,
to
the
The
Gulf
and
required
&
aggregate amount
not
to
exceed
had been borrowed as of
an
$14,000,000
additional
an
$1,000,000
Commission's
funds
company's construction
Atlantic
in
borrowings,
and
exempt.
have
178,
p.
expected
was
action,
such
been and are
program.—V.
to
bo
borrowings being
be applied to
to
1369.
Indies
West
of Liquidation Approved—To
Jerome A. Newman, President,
the adoption by the stockholders
plete liquidation and dissolution,
on
Steamship Lines—Plan
Pay Dividend—
Oct.
16
announced
that, following
Oct. 14, 1953, of a plan of com¬
the directors on Oct. 16 determined
upon the initial liquidating distribution to
be//nade by AGWI to the
holders of its 150,000 shares of common stock,. .This initial
liquidating
made
Nov.
Fractional
consist
will
common
on
upon
16,
ratio
financing
14,
(par
The company has received SEC authorization to issue from
time to
time prior to Aug. 31, 1954, unsecured
promissory notes evidencing bor¬
Pacific
will
will
present
stock
that
merger
and
Mines, Ltd.
on
payable,
distribution
debentures,
each
preferred
$18,894,000 $27,154,000 $62,456,000 $90,794,000
be
corporate
for general
proceeds
con¬
Tobacco.
Co.—Earnings—
earlier
offering
engaged in
Aug.
proceeds for advances to subsidiary
purchase of stock offered for sub¬
additional
debentures
new
subscription rate,
is not underwritten.
determinable, the
of $100 of debentures to each
to
will
proposed
entity
deferred.—V.
$23,000,000.
the
extensions,
be
American
the
outstanding
178,
by directors of the company.
12-year
of
use
companies; for
telephone plant;
will
pre¬
8,537,979
reflected
as
registration statement with the SEC
a
purposes
conversion
Details
on
is
—V.
Exchange Commission—
debentures
by
public
of
eight
of
American
(representing
taxes
Lead
corporation
74,251
shares
on
into
565.
proceeds
The
Common
provision
tBased
year.
by amendment. The offering
scription
upon
Net
Dec.
company intends to
associated companies;
and
324,626
125,000
and
the
subsidi¬
stock
issued.
8,640,352
^
adjustments
for
The
1,250,000
,
Preferred
of
other
common
(par
per
be
14,277
covering $625,000,000 of convertible debentures, to be offered for
subscription by stockholders at $100 for each $100 of debentures. The
2,442,658
790,000
tax
1953
company
supplied
inc.
common
The
will
185
1953,
Subs.)—Earnings—
$4,248,718
income
before
(&
$2.23
Dec. 31,'52
American Telephone & Telegraph
Co.—Registers With
terms
American Ship Building Co.
stock
consoli¬
a
company
on
Oct. 20 offered
to
its
common
stockholders of
Oct. 20 the right to subscribe on or before 3:30
p.m.
(EST)
16 for 32,953 additional shares of common stock
62,271
retroactive
Ciga¬
stockholders
on
Authorized
Securities and
253,551
477.
$2.44
'
statement
30,
19,024,726
Sept. 30,'53
outstanding:
B
audited
238,000
21,043,438
A
"After
1953—9 Mos.—1952
inc.
No.
—V.
Series
income
for
Net
$7,322,610
307,037
share_
common
to
converted
share
stock:
Common
(&
1953—3 Mos.—1952
stock
of
the
In
preferred
.
taxes.
reported
held.
19,331.763
185,031
common
American
Anchor Post Products, Inc.—Stock Offered—
The
and
to
1953
2,
and
937.
p.
offering of rights
record
stock
applicable
stock—shares
Preferred
Series
Period End. Sept. 30—
Sales
in
$
21.228.4R9
preferred
on
tEarnings
American Cigarette & Cigar
inc.
temporarily
*1952
tax
Net
stock
of
The
corporate
177,
p.
additional
296,478,629 277,425,357
43,428,469
33,931,763
22,200,000
14,600,000
earnings
Dividends
shares
$1,870,000
178,
837,599
income
on
of
years
certain
of
of
present
Tobacco
common
loss
-V.
accounts
Net
a
Fed.
$7.50
before
American
of
shares).
as
before
1,055,463
.
income
Earnings
change.
each
by
stock
stock
respectively continue to
Period End. Sept. 30—
sales
Net
1,357,526
!
T
of
be
of
Net
5,041.410
charges—.—
Dec.
on
common
reports
share
will
held
preferred
i
287,301,694 271.733,740
1,940,400
1,778,700
dividends
licenses and
income (net)
Other
or1 50%
49%
cos.,
Z)r26,494
$877,408
500,000
320,000
$36
common stock of which
6,454,110 shares are issued
and 540,106 shares of preferred stock of which
526,issued and outstanding.
When'' the proposed merger
527,831
exist.—V.
Prov.
1953
-
tax
share,
of
Tobacco, and each share
preferred
and
American Woolen
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
—
from
Total
Federal
income
sales
will
public
Cigarette
of
without
stock
effective
of
Loss
$
Net
Royalties,
166,833
$846,574
Fed.
11,315,117
$710,575
82,024
(ret)
___"
tax
12,015,576
the
:
44
Sept. 30—
held
stock
and
that each
preferred stock of
authorized
capital
stock
are
and
Cigarette
43
System
American Cyanamid Co.
Divs.
tax)
operations
income
income
income
taxes
Federal
S.
con¬
81%
there being 7,275 shares
annual
Cigarette
American
and
share
6,512,310 shares
shares)
Statement of Member Banks of
9 Months Ended
by
of
present
one
Anacon
1951
$12,902,690 $12,726,151 $12,634,343
&
expenses
U.
1952
at
shares
178,
Subs.)—Earnings—
1953
revenues
Operating
and
held
shares
common
outstanding,
It
(&
and
be
per
payment
the
number
a
The
presently
10,000,000 shares 6f
the
American Cable & Radio Corp.
for
44
Federal Reserve
of
preferred
The
American
American
American Tobacco
Condition Statement of Federal
Condition
in
subsidiary, American Air¬
Sky Chefs, Inc., a wholly-
been
96%
Cigarette;
of
have
common
as
of
/stock
/
293.
p.
of
1 l/io
of
continue
31
Reserve Banks
2,481,879,835 2,174,392,021
statements
wholly-owned
stock
verted
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices.44
Dividends Declared and Payable
10
Foreign Exchange Rates.
44
128,291,737
shares
public.
stock
common
ferred
42
_31
The Course of Bank Clearings
American
agreement provides
Cigarette
of
becomes
$
sh.
$136
at
and
will be
merger
about
the
including
997
138,054,496
of
Tobacco
merger
shares
Corporation & Investment News_Cover
State and City Bond Offerings.
48
$
46,534,095
4,328.867
.__
Markets
of
American
41
General
flown
com.
miles
38
$1.14
155,698,284
144,711,267
1953,
will
*
owns
759
and
hands
and
1953—9 Mos.—1952
' $
1954
debentures
the
on
now
stock
the
basis,
The
tion
51,197,336
10,
1953,
aries.
31
National Quotation Industrial Stock
Averages. 31
SEC Index of Stock Prices
i_
31
-Earnings—
1953—3 Mos.—1952
Operating revenue—.» 56,848,768
Expenses
and
taxes
52,519,901
dated
Miscellaneous Features
American Airlines, Inc. (& Subs.)
Per. End. Sept. 30—
Exchange
vote
to
respectively.
preferred stock
in
American
37
Stock
1953,
Tobacco
common
of
36
Exchange
the
of
35
Stock Exchange—Curb Section—
2001.
p.
9,
10,
into an agreement (subject to
approval of stocks
American Cigarette & Cigar Co. into The American
Special stockholders' meetings of American Tobacco and
Cigarette
of
rette
200,000
j
j.
outstanding
Dec.
merge
Co.
Dec. 4,
American
$227,948
260,000
1
„
shares
dated
entered
to
American
35
Transactions New York Stock Exchange
Transactions American Stock Exchange
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages
87,971
16
and
__35
Toronto
143,475
13,485
Oct.
33
_
Exchange
Stock Exchange
Over-the-Counter
■_
of
may be used to
others. The sub¬
to
Dec.
on
date.
be
beginning Feb.
$100
Rights
end
1465.
p.
Tobacco
32
Stock
Canadian Stock
*1952
_______
credit
of
5.
transferred
will
that
to
are
stock
common
holders)
32
r.
Stock Exchange
Stock Exchange—.
Montreal
of
$14,503,852 $12,592,977
361,310
283,452
—
before
after
which
surrender
173,
Nov.
or
will
M. Hahn, President of this
corhpany and of American Cigarette
Cigar Co., has announced that the directors of the two
companies
&
on
32
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Pittsburgh Stock1 Exchange
Industries, Inc. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
Years Ended June 30—
value
no
about
sold
or
debentures
debentures
new
American Tobacco Co.—Proposed
Merger—
32
Toronto
Alton,
the
the
Paul
27
Stock
Detroit Stock
covering
share),
both
Stock
Cincinnati
relations
12
Milnor,
by
bought
for
II
Stock
York
American
1049.
industrial
Stock
New
Downtown Parking, Inc.—Files With SEC
notification
of
in
engaged
into
cash.—V.
New York
the
on
'
subscribe
to
stockholder
be
for
debentures,
payable
rights
Page
1365.
p.
each
may
period
will have
rights
Stock and Bond Quotations
e
Davis
for^he past
-
or
and
scription
The
Huntington, N. Y., has been appointed Director
and
Advertising,
according
to
J.
E.
Ashman,
President.
Mr.
,
restated.
shares
Public
Tax
to
subscribe
In This Issue
Associates, Inc.—Publicity & Advertising Director
Louis
Net
mailed
292,000
2.380,125
excess
profit
tNumber
400
*1952
5,919,750
taxes—,
and
prospectus
vertible
Net
Dividends
of
inc.
11,383,478
380,250
income
Fed.
A
$63,230,580
10,891,272
$4,591,272
before
for
/
'
be
$62,703,508
______
Profit
Prov.
Subs.)—Earnings
/
/
/
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp.
Copy
a
of
each
$46
on
in
share
cash
of
arixf**7/100 shares
AGWI.v The
of
Western
distribution
will
be
1953, to stockholders of record Oct. 30, 1953.
interests in
Pacific shares will be settled
by cash
payment. Western Pacific shares representing the aggregate fractional
interests distributable will be sold
by AGWI and the net proceeds
apportioned
pro
Western
rata.—V.
178,
p.
1158.
2
The Commeniimvnd Financial Chronicle... Monday, October 26, 1953
(1566)
t
sales
Federal
for
Provision
taxes—
income
before
Profit
state
and
Net
t
profit
•Earnings
•After
from
per
share
common
$345,505
608.959
$0.40
the
tRepresents loss on account receivable
applicable reduction of $345,000 in Federal
less
income taxes.—V.
178,
Profit
Prov.
Federal
for
Net
income
taxes
income
shares
Common
•Earnings per
•After
13,422,079
3,750,000
6,775,000
14,535,372
6,875,000
3,163,343
8,992,391
$0.32
6,647,079
8,889.400
$0.72
7,660,372
8,755,353
$0.84
taxes
'
profit
outstanding
share.
common
requirements.—V.
preferred dividend
$
6,913,343
.
178,
See
Philip
either
Ltd.,
Co.
&
Inc.
below.—V.
178,
850.
p.
Big Horn-Powder River Corp.—Expansion—
The
said
corporation
in
Weston
in
County,
further enlarge
and
The
Oct.
stockholders,
the
to
19
the
continue
Wyo.,
bring
to
in
flowed
the
at
well
The
rate
the
on
other
area.
barrels
240
12'/2
farmed
lease
out
without
oil
the
of
A.
has
Edmiston,
day.
per
will
Horn
receive
operating
been
5lh%.
the
of
have
been
Big
Horn
and
be
drilled
several
wells
to
drilling
another
on
without
oil
completed
Union
on
Oil
cost
which
from
well
of
which
California
of
and
these
requires
jointly owned
leases.
financing in
drilling program with J. D. Sprecher.
extensive
River
Corp.
on
substantial
a
and
Oil
Union
Co.
to
California
Corp.
receive
the
entire
working
interest
in
tracts
40-acre
18
their Joint interest owned 40%
by Big Horn-Powder River
60%
Union
Oil Co. of California.
Big Horn will retain
overriding royalty on
the
18
40-acre
tracts
apportioned
to
lieu
in
will
of
Union
Oil
Big
Co.
River
Corp.
has
into
entered
operation.—V. 178, p.
an
the
of
of
aggregate
an
offered
market
the
at
value
market
of
the
with
$100,000
(estimated
at
SEC
stock
common
S10.75
Sept.
on
share)
per
28
covering
$1) to be
through
selling
Co., Inc., Cleveland, Ohio. The net proceeds
stockholder.—V. 178, p. 1370.
Bird
to
are
(E.
'
W.)
Net
Sept.
1,
income
through
1466.
1953
for
Federal
taxes
.
renegotiation
Prov. for Fed. taxes
inc.
on
of
which
in
Oil
the
has
Corp.,
the
on
of
second
in
the
wells
four
field
miles
100
.
Mr.
20,000
mites
Maberry
in
acres
southeast
pointed
the
Atlee
acquired
has
out,
of
area
Central
interest
an
about
Alberta,
of
Home
Oil
on
40%
a
Oil
Oil
&
&
basis
Home
to
Reserves
Gas
Oil,
and
60%
been
paid
benefit
their
-
,
in
full. The
Co., wholly-owned U. S. subsidiary, and its as¬
sociates have purchased
18 producing oil wells on 640 acres in five
leases
in
Okfuskee
County,
Okla.,
Mr.
Maberry declared.
Yielding
gas.
an
in excess of 600 barrels per day, the wells and the five
purchased by Canadian Oil & Gas Company for $1,250,000.
the West Haydenville pool.
average
leases
were
wells
The
tap
Estimated
of
excess
Sand.
primary
gross
average
pay
Maberry
Mr.
reserves,
1,500,000 barrels.
The
Producing horizon
of the
zone
18
is
pointed
in
the
wells is nearly
are in
Dutcher
out,
Lower
12 feet.—V. 178,
1370.
p.
company,
now
Carborundum
Co.
(&
Subs.)—Highlights—
9 Months Ended Sept. 30—
Net
1953
Income
before
taxes,
Excess
$50,926,631
10,558,234
6,603,092
5,350,284
463,534
3,165,652
Cr140,000
$4,744,416
income
1952
$63,050,557
sates
Total
$3,577,440
taxes
normal and surtax
profit taxes
Net
income
Earned
equipment, approximating $900,recently acquired rigs and equip¬
per
Earned
surplus at Sept.
Total
share
$3.06
30—1
$2.34
•
28,911,327
plants
62,468,881
31,414,071
equipment
and
25,120,567
68,799,866
assets
Properties,
U.
1952 with
In
3,270,000
in
will
owners
Canada
granted
were
restrict
the
27,109,398
5,089,535
the
or
three
United
of
time
given
per
shares
—V.
periods
shares
at
per
in
in
and
addition
terminate. The
Provision
for
options,
to
pursuant
1953
31,
1,668
and
shares
remain
be, issued
to
253,425
taxes
86,274
shares
Earnings
per
844,164
outstanding
share
common
844,164
$0.15
$0.10
.
company.—V.
by
127,656
$125,769
177,
522.
p.
dated
agreement
an
income
$87,570
•Adjusted
above
*1952
$9,639,735
173,844
taxes
profit
Common
1952„ the company/obligated itself to issue 5,000 shares of its
p'afc|v 0f these shares 1,6.06 shares remain to be
Oct.
Federal
Net
with respect to
rights
1953
$11,541,951
income
1953.
the
to
45,124,172
America—Earnings—
sates
Profit before
$7.00 per share, and in certain
to issue unexercised portions
at
company
may
commenced
share,
which
$4.75
Net
$4.75 per share have been exercised. The right to
shares of the 50,000 shares optioned at $4.75 per share
15.
9,792,438
383.
p.
at
Aug.
worth
11,000,000
49.285,192
surplus
6,336,209
12,500,000
10,050.498
payable
paid-in
9 Months Ended Sept. 30—
Caterpillar Tractor Co.—Earnings—
chpi'th/l stockHs fdliy
Issued
net
178,
3,767,856
7,006,174
notes
and
Catalin Corp. of
share for 30,000 shares.
that may be taken up
option
respect to the shares
a
Capital
Total
5,268,571
liabilities
Current
States.
securities
assets
Long-term
transfer
agreements executed in 1952
right to purchase in the aggre¬
stock of the company at prices of
the
the
effect
to
option
year
to
of
able
be
now
4,168,018
_.
Government
S.
the
number
respect
obligation
20,000
April 30,
the
the
with
terminated
i
either
during
1952
events
5,182,740
Share
shares of the capital
share for 50,000 shares and $7.00
per
options
Aug.
,
many
AGREEMENTS—Undtr
employees
annually
The
•6,609,562
renegotiation—
its
80,000
The
1952
.
of
States.
shares
OPTION
^Special
Net
before
credit____
special
$1,962,052
$1,912,740
credit
$1,962,052
share
per
"Less
claim
for
(821,527
Pet.
Period End. Sept. 30—
31,
refund
1953
able
Manufacturing Corp.,
thereto.—V.
V.
178,
less
Drilling
$260,000 Federal
income
tax
The
Biockson Chemical
Oct.
Net
this
of
shares
The
1953—3 Mos.—1952
sales
1
Profit
1
$6,637,987
Net
before
profit -I
Earnings per
V.
178,
p.
taxes
-
1953—9 Mos.—1952
1953—Month—1952
$
745,201
^
share—
294, '
$0.49
.
and
$0.45
Period End. Sept. 30Profit from operations,
for
Prov.
plant
Prov.
%
-
/■
Net
$1.51
$6,501
•'
$1.34
'Net
Subs.)—Earnings
1953—9 Mos.—1952
$292,001
$539,201
$451,250
240,109
on
84,386
—
82,197
265,694
Cr30.128
116,486
151,433
116,997
*$47,756
(est.)
income
per
(&
1953—3 Mos.—1952
equipment
taxes
7-Earhings
.
deprec.
and
for
Co. Inc.
$93,318
$122,074
$94,144
com. share
loss.—V.
178,
Nil
$0.26
$0.34
defense contracts have been awarded
to the Norge Aircraft
Division plant
it was announced on Oct. 21
by George P. F Smith
President of the corporation's
Norge Division
new
The contracts
awarded
by
the
jnajor airframe assemblies. The
.-
craft
plant
in
Muskegon
Heights,
Fisher
Body Division
Corp., are for the
work
—v
V•
r7R
XfOj
p.
done
General
manufacture
at
Norge's
air-
prime aircraft manufacturers
including Buick-Oldsmobile-Pontiac Division
'"
be
of
Mich.
"J,3^6?. ™*/ram.e., as«embljes for
,
will
and Dougias AircrafL
1J70.
of
General
Motors,
Ameri-
as well as Fisher and Republic.
•)
■'
Prov.
Net
before
for
income
Federal
J953
Shares
Common
shares
•Earnings
per
1952
•
two
share
has
new
of
issued
been
•Earns,
common
for
stock
old
the
old
class
A
old
class
B
each
178,
Interest
&
1,495,405
$21.19
income
—V.
$22.03
with
Mfg.
dealer's discount of $1.10 per share.
a
the
and
closed.—V.
books
Chicago,
It
172,
for
banking
135,000
the
to
Bunte
of
of Theodore
conditions
Brothers
W.
Stock—
Share—
stock
from
Ferdinand
A.
The
price
is
share,
Bunte.
less
and
certain
$15
per
Bunte
not
will
join
been
be
but
names
decided
W.
will
Most
Chase.—V.
be
of
160,
A.
what
Yantis,
used
the
p.
in
the
exact
order
Bunte
name
President of
to
key
of
the
Chase,
preserve
Brothers
the
Net
expected
36L200
share.
—
;
•After paying preferred dividends
and adjusting
stock split on Sept.
2, 1952.—V. 178, p. 238.
43 734
684!266
344.000
86 000
$0.48
$1.72
for the four-for-one
Oct. 1, 1953 filed an amendment to its articles of
changing Its name to Second Street Liquidating Corp.
on
Pursuant to an agreement between this company and Textron, In¬
corporated, the latter has purchased all assets and assumed all liabili¬
Corp.
in
the
will
meet
amount
ber.—V.
178,
and
declare
of $31.50.
p.
383.
a
"first
This action
and
final
the
by
See
be
also V.
of
directors
178,
p.
Oct.
record
27
on
the
is
26.
rights to
scheduled
basis
l-for-9
a
Oct.
on
of
stock
common
offered
at
rights
The
a
will
1466.
Sept. 30—
income
Federal
1953
1952
,
taxes
1951
$370,272
income
$445,552
T__,
capital
192,000
$94,386
*$178,272
*$230,552
200,000
200.000
200,000
Nil
taxes
$0.89
$1.15
-
shares
shares
per
178,
215,000
-
567.
p.
Chase Candy Co.—Proposed Merger—
Bunte
Liquidating
dividend"
liquidating
is tentatively set for late Novem¬
Brothers
above.—V.
Chicago, Burlington
The
at
The
of
plans
company
competitive
semi-annual
net
to
bidding
1987.
p.
issue
an
Nov.
4.
of
equipment
They
will
certificates
trust
mature
in
30
equal
installments.
proceeds
expected
are
equipment.—V.
new
sell
on
174,
Quincy RR.—To Sell Equipments
178,
p.
to
finance
about
80%
of
the
cost
1271.
Cleveland-Cliffs Iron Co.—New Affiliate Formed—
620.
ties of the Burkart company.
It is contemplated that the directors of the Second Street
13.
of
shares
to
are
loss
See
to
(F.) Burkart Manufacturing Co.—Name Changed, Etc.
company
determined
•Profit.—V.
oper¬
that both
goodwill of both
is
additional
shares
and
stated
personnel
100,000
before
Number
subject
combined
stockholders
common
Nov.
for
This
The
•
These
be
on
Earnings
possible
will be merged with Chase
Candy Co. Both companies were established
in
1876 and are among the leaders in the general line candy field.
Combined sates amount to approximately $20,000,000 per annum.
has
to
for
9 Months Ended
adjustments. The group
has offered to take all other outstanding shares at the same price.
If
the
transaction
is
consummated,
the Bunte Brothers business
It
$321,458
$456,260
$83,484
w
Century Ribbon Mills, Inc. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
Buy
per
group
shares
Estate
certain
Cr20,000
$178,411
29,
to
expire
Profit
consisting of F. S. Yantis & Co., Inc., and H. M.
Byllesby & Co., Inc. of Chicago, Scherck, Richter Co. of St. Louis and
Granbery, Marache & Co. of New York, have contracted to purchase
614^000
$636,159
Oct.
price
was over¬
194.
p.
111.—Bankers
Merger Planned—Holders Offered $15
A
8,125
71,700
198,100
tax
Central Illinois Light Co.—Rights to Subscribe—
Prov.
Brothers,
60,202
(est.)
383.
p.
1953—9 Mos.—1952
$1,199,137
$760,418
211,574
180,434
25,903
20,826
505,400
297,700
Cr60,000
$203,511
10,000
tax
profits
income
178,
Mailing
Co.—Secondary Offering—A
secondary offering of voting trust certificates represent¬
ing 19,797 shares of common stock (par $10) was made
by Lee Higginson Corp. on Oct. 20 at $16.50 per share,
subscribed
1271.
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
1953—3 Mos.—1952
71,854
excess
1,276,402
$20.73
Sharpe
178, p.
$458,365
operations
expense
Fed.
294.
Brown
$4.08
requirements.—V.
dividend
$31,695,720 $28,131,675
1,556,163
share
per
p.
$0.48
share
Depreciation
Net
Sept. 30,'52
June 30,'53
$32,267,685
outstanding
assets
from
Fed.
____
$0.41
outstdg.
com.
preferred
•'
16,711,044
3,818.553
$4.17
16,974,976
3,973,709
Period End. Sept. 30—
Profit
for
each
for
per
1,923,526
3,818,553
Central Foundry Co.
common
1799.
p.
shares
Common
1.714J78
3,973,709
on
privileges.
exchange
shares
common
new
in
Sept. 30,'53
Incorporation
]
paid
outstanding
207,300
$208,746
taxes
Paid
common
par
no
new
trading
profit after taxes__
361,059,881
41,565,434 342,123,573
36,262,367
subscribe
\ 250 159
43 093
income
_
dividends
dividends
stock
of
unlisted
from
assets
companies.
415 Q46
state
Profit
Preferred
Common
market
the
Net
$16,683,690 $18,602,840
7
taxes
and
170,
net
brand
Co.—Earnings
Years Ended Aug. 31—
Profit
of
;
Broad Street Investing Corp.-»Total Assets Up—
ation
Boston Woven Hose & Rubber
basis
one-half
Bunte
Motors Corp. and by Republic Aviation
opening
$0.26
Borg-Warner Corp.—Two New Defense Contracts—
V
the
trading privileges the
removed
As of—
Total
1270.
p.
at
Sales
•After
1953—9 Mos.—1952
Net
Blumenthal &
the
share.—V.
Exchange,
unlisted
to
were
common
new
on
—V.
(Sidney)
E.
corporation, in substitution for the old class A and class
which
share
$6,173,369 $20,460,863 $17,686,965
1,876,280
6,362,609
5,491,858
675,280
2,272.609
2,016,858
2,050,201
George
of
Stock
admitted
19
stock
B
applic¬
Co.—Earnings Increased—
Sept. 30—
surrender ,by
Co.
American
stock
Period End.
the
Columbia Power Corp., Ltd.—Stock Listed—
British
of
1466.
p.
consideration for
a comparable right to purchase shares of TriLtd., a wholly-owned subsidiary of which he is
Vice-President and General Manager.—V. 178, p. 478.
$42,438 for prior year's taxes.
Tlncludes profit of 91 cents per share realized
from
sale of Sheller
Manufacturing Corporation stock.
JProfit from the sale of stock of
Sheller
partial
director,
a
Province
+$3.24
shares)
in
in
$2,658,377
$2.39
all
Bentley,
745^637
income
Earnings
*
1954,
income
High
the
to
group.
Gas
"
Net
hi
drilled
be
to
Drumheller
West
zone.
company,
Canadian
rentals.
renewal
begun
this corporation
1953
the United
gate
8,571,614
&
Sept.
remaining at
2,900 shares
»
provision
teases
Rock
the 64
signals along
17,851,793
$47,855,237 $37,641,405
and
Crown
stock
River, B. C., in the Canadian
33,668,535
exercise
Sept. 30—
before
of
has
by
nearly
from
undivided
an
Blue
17,993,361
certain
Bliss Co.—Earnings—
income
on
has
between Jackman and
Crest-Canadian
year
for
in
provide automatic
35,583,919
Feb.
1967,
p.
sales
Net
,
due
First Boston Corp. See also V. 178,
9 Months Ended
per
Ottawa,
to
Calgary, on a farm-out from Home Oil for
drilling an exploratory well.
Having recently completed a seismic program in the Atlee area,
Canadian Oil & Gas Reserves Ltd. has selected a site and is moving
in
to begin drilling. The reservation
in the Atlee area was obtained
100 pound pressure from the Medicine
company
Deep
payment
upon
the
$4.75
notes
acre
pay
100
a
exists
per
is
Current
of
to
go
t
414%
10c
market
order
Inventories
Wm.
&
$4,000,000
the
of
a
Railways.
Cash
In
Son, Inc.—Places Nctes Privately—The cor¬
poration has just recently placed privately an issue of
;
until
electric
National
of
The
in
share owners in the United States, the
company
is in the process of appointing the Registrar & Transfer
Company, 15 Exchange Place, Jersey City, N. J. as its transfer agent
(par
Mericka &
J.
a
rental
a
centralized traffic
near
automig^c
Canadian
operations.
filed
was
at
signalling
Of
Rochester,
control system between Hawthorne
connection with the relocation of
for
the
ment, which were obtained at a most favorable price, will, it is be¬
lieved,
be
paid for entirely out of
profits from contract drilling
1270,
notification
block
with
has now
000,
Bingham-Herbrand Corp.—Filing With SEC—
.
held
obligations
reserves to
gas
Government. As
Provincial
the
of
original three rigs and related
For
,r_A letter
oil
owned
jointly
reserves,
gas
by
the General Railway Signal Co.,
Calgary, Alberta, Canada, it was announced on Oct. 19. by
John Maberry, Vice-President and General Manager.
Successfully drilled, the first well taps an estimated 32 feet of
"
natural
the
east
the Crown
in
$459,370
placed
Canadian Oil & Gas Reserves Ltd.—Continues Drilling
Drilling
Tri-Province Drilling Co. Ltd., Britalta's whollyowned
drilling
subsidiary,
acquired
three
additional
drilling rigs,
together with related equipment, at a cost of approximately $190,000,
which
now
provides the Drilling company with six rigs. The price
operating agree¬
ment on nine of the 40-acre tracts retaining therein 11V2 %
overriding
royalty free and clear of development and operating expense and fur¬
ther retaining a 45%
carried working interest.
Therefore, Big Horn
will not be required to provide
any of the finance necessary to carry on
this
be
drilling
which
In
During
of California.
Horn-Powder
of
satisfaction
will
acreage
sard
acreage
and
W%%
included
be
second
miles of track
pursuant to
acquired a 100%
interest. This acreage is a portion of the approximately 85,000 acres
of Crown
leases
which underlie the
southerly part of the Medicine
Hat sand gas reserves jointly owned by Britalta and Deep Rock. Deep
Rock has relinquished its interest in
these Crown leases, thus giving
Britalta the election to acquire full ownership of all or any of such
have
California
of
the
to
further
agreement
divide thirty 40-acre tracts whereby Big Horn will receive
'the entire working interest in} 12 40-acre tracts and Union Oil Co. of
.agreed
will
used prior to Sept. 1, 1953,
purchase
of
capital assets
and
•
to
been
a
bank
outstanding
$250,000
a
funds
Rys.—Orders Signal Equipment—
placed* with
March,
succession
reservation.
extent
recoverable
nine-section
of
amount
in
which
area
South
repay
Rockies.—V. 177, p. 1466.
is
company
has
to
treasury
.
amounting
orders
Y., one is for
The
currently con¬
further exploratory drilling on
The
used
construction
tracks at the Canadian capital.
50% interest, are
conservatively estimated at a minimum of 540 billion cubic feet.
It is expected that the Natural Gas Conservation Board will render
a decision favorable
to gas export before the end of this calender year.
The company is currently drilling a well to test commerecial pro¬
duction of gas or oil in horizons below the Medicine Hat sand on a
Big
development
the
without
Gross
offsetting leases owned
acreage
Co.
immediately
requires
program
the
to
Horn-Powder
Big
completed
Royalite
the
issjue from the
comniercial
result,
Big Horn
cost of development and oper¬
expense.
by
addition
been
wells
Several
Jointly
This
has
N.
two
and
Ohlson structures.
the
or
reservation.
with
within
delineated
Hat
drilling
Orders
the
developed by Britalta and Deep Rock Oil Corp. in the Medicine
Hat sand in the Many Island Lake area of southeastern Alberta, has
ating expense.
The
the
participating
to
The
been
Mr.
to
any
Coulee
the
1370.
p.
equipment
and
day.
per
within
locations
leases
flowing at the rate of 1,440 barrels
completed and
receive
of
Winchell
the
included
sidering
oil
more
Horn-Sprecher, E. E. Wakeman No. 1 well, has been com¬
and flowed 1,033 barrels per day.
Big Horn-Sprecher Ferguson Well No. 1 has been completed and
The
178,
be
certain
finance
Canadian National
August of this year Britalta, jointly with others,
acres
Big
pleted
will
dated
part:
Activities
wells
bulletin
its
in
—V.
agreement
an
will
restore
to
¥
drilled a test well
under a farmout agreement with Royalite Oil Co. Ltd. on a reservation
located south of Bri.talta's Many Island Lake properties. Although the
well found oil showings in the Ellis formation, they were non-com¬
mercial and the well was abandoned as a dry hole. As a result of this
well Britalta earned an undivided 25%
interest in approximately 41,000
In
Hedges—Merger Proposed—
Morris
concluded
proceeds
to
and
interest
lying
Benson &
Net
loan,
17, 1953 the company
the 39,640 acre Crown
of
reservation,
22, filed a registration statement with th«
shares of' cumulative convertible preferred stock,
into
common
stock
after
Jan.
1,
1954), $25
ment.
ending Dec. 31, 1953 and Stanolind has been given an option for a
period of 90 days from Sept. 17, 1953 to acquire an undivided 50 h
in all formations, other than the Cardium formation, under¬
850.
p.
,
Oct.
on
(convertible
value, to be offered for public sale
through an underwriting
group
headed by Dean Witter & Co.
The conversion
rate,
public
offering price and underwriting terms are to be supplied by amend¬
assignment by the Syndicate to
interest in the 38,968 acres or
Saskatchewan, in which Britalta owns
of
H
par
which, after
and Canadian Delhi Oil Ltd., joint
reservation known as the WincheU
with Stanolind Oil & Gas
Co. which it is hoped will lead to
the drilling of a second deep test
well into
the Madison formation,
where encouraging showings were
found in the first test well drilled by Canadian Delhi, The agreement
also embraces the Ohlson structure, comprising 3,212 acres of Crown
leases lying immediately to the north of the Winchell Coulee reserva¬
tion, In which Britalta holds an undivided three-quarters interest.
With the consent of the Provincial Government the WincheU Coulee
reservation
has
been
extended
for
a
further three months'
period
312,728,859 219,939.742 210,947,060
-
before
Province
company
covering 80,000
series
sold 100,000
50%.
Sept.
Coulee
1951
$
$
sales
Net
'
1952
1953
31—
the
in
leases
other
On
owners
9 Months Ended Aug.
of
company
the
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
Avco Manufacturing Corp.
The
SEC
in cash and an
its undivided 50%
$120,582
for
Crown
1270.
p.
15, says in
-ti f1
11 f 1
•
of
placed
change
preferred dividends.
distributor
a
state
and
outstanding
<'
;«*
payment
$1,367,284
609,005
$1.76
>-
-
shares
California Water Service Co.—Registers With SEC—
commissions, netted the company $450,000. The shares
privately through Shields & Co. of New York City.
In
Aug.,
1953 the company issued a further 30,685 shares of its
common
stock to Duck Lake Syndicate of Montreal, Canada, in ex¬
283,952
were
Common
*?<«*_/••
'
-
During the early part of July of this year the company
shares of Its common stock at a price of $4.75 per share,
107,058
1,265,850
taxes—
income
loss
^Extraordinary
part: ?'(,.*>• t
f..$42,497,447 $32,578,510
2,917,086
452,563
f-
—t-*—»,
company's interim report, dated Oct.
—The
1952
1953
Years Ended June 30—
Net
-
.
Ltd.—Financing, Acquisitions, etc.
Britalta Petroleums
Earnings—
(& Subs.)-
Corp.
Plywood
Atlas
&
Co.,
with
its
and
company
Light
SEC
hafe
wholly-owned
joined
to
respect
the
'the
subsidiary,
Cliffs
Power
in
the filing of an application with the
indirect
acquisition
by
Cleveland-Cliffs,
through
Cliffs
Power,
of
one
half of
the
capital stock
of
Upper
Generating Co.; and the commission has issued an order
interested persons until Oct. 28,
1953, to request a hearing
thereon. The application also seeks exemption from the Holding Com¬
Peninsula
giving
pany
Act
panies,
in
and
According
Upper
behalf ef
their
to
Peninsula
the
two
subsidiaries,
the
applicant
as
application,
Power
Co.
(a
companies,
as
holding com¬
such.
Cleveland-Cliffs,
non-affiliated
r
Cliffs
company),
Power,
have
and
entered
Volume 178
Number 5267... The Commercial and, Financial Chronicle
(1567)
Into
contract pursuant to
organized under the laws of
a
kw.
22,000
m
Cliffs
of the
at
generating
Power
and
which the Generating company has been
Michigan for the purpose of constructing
station
Upper
and
par,
will
each
said
at
Additional
Marquette,
near
or
Peninsula
185,000 shares of $10
generated
in
will
Power
each
capital stock of Generating
$
Sales
be
entitled
take
to
one-half
of
Company,
the
energy
1983,
institutional
grade
the
near
reqyire extensive processing which will be done
of
source
the
and
ore
than has been needed
power
•with
ores
the
The
which
at
45,063,000
141,574,000
132,096,000
7,545,000
6,860,000
4,426,000
21,543,000
13,954,000
23,133,000
15,395,000
2,675,000
2,434,000
7,589,000
7,738,000
outstdg.
1,980,948
1,980,948
1,980,948
1,980,948
share
$1.30
$1.19
$3.69
$3.77
proposal
further
before
Net
contemplates
that
Cliffs
Power
will
sell
and
to Upper Peninsula Power all of its transmission and distri¬
properties and that, thereafter, all of the energy generated or
purchased by Cliffs Power (including that purchased from Generating
Company) will be delivered to Upper Peninsula Power either for its
use
for
or
transmission
Cieveland-Cliffs.—V.
178,
and
to
delivery at the mines operated by
preferred
&
Aikman
Corp.
(&
13
Weeks
Profit
sales
Excess
Loss
before
Provision
Federal
Net
income
for
taxes
income
tax
—__
taxes
carry-back
loss
62,726
credit
capital
per
•Profit,
I
$187,935
*$431,373
562,800
$0.77
shares
share
tlncludes
Treasury
shares.—V.
178,
851.
p.
Net
in
H.
America
new
Mr.
well
is
known
and
abroad, has just
according to George B.
Manager,
this
who
been
in
named
Howell,
President
Chairman
and
of
the
185,396,000
before
depletion
Deprec.
&
Snyder
of
that
new
is
company
equipped
with
com¬
a
latest
the
of
the
photographic precision equipment, and
to apply effective "know-how"
to color print and
transparency making.
The corporation specializes in the production of
high quality color
prints for national advertising reproductions, mural size color prints
therefore,
the
in
industrial
effective
The
best
exhibitions
salesman
9,
position
and
high
presentation
headquarters
Tampa
possible
the
of
Fla.—V.
178,
quality-quantity
color
prints
for
pieces.
Net
new
company
at
are
610
South
Armenia,
2,165,029
7,333,900
6,466,220
18,534,000
10,805,243
5,551,636
6,155,670
12,463,000
10,861,049
199,626
251,666
664,990
755,009
—V.
178,
38,330,900
5,352,010
5,904,004
11,798,010
Month's
3
Net
3,169,220.9
3,422,264.8
after
•After
per
1953
preferred
dividend
$577,900
2,478,084
2,158,084
$0.94
^—
share
$0.25
•
requirements.—V.
178,
1271.
p.
Plans New
Gas Unit—
About $60,000,000 of Bonds Would Be Offered to Public—
This
announced
company
separate
Foblic
corporation
Service
Commission
to
Company
for
the
—
share for each
Rights expire
Oct.
on
19
that
it
and
own
operate the
Application to
division.
authority
necessary
be
will
to
proposes
create
a
properties of its
Illinois Commerce
gas
the
made
the
in
11
shares held
common
Oct.
on
net
proceeds
will
used
be
for
and
ft.
sq,
while
the
Illinois
new
Gas
Willis
gas
'
would
company
be
incorporated
the
as
Northern
Co.
floor
of
occupies a
10,000 sq.
space
the
leased
ft.
occupies leased
while
space,
sq. ft. of rented
the
corner
from
Chairman, said separation of the Public Service gas
and electric operations began many years ago and this further
step
is a forward looking move for both the company and the
public.
'The
new
company," he said, "would be the second largest gas
utility company in Illinois both in terms of gross revenues and in
number
of
properties
customers.
is
operations
Interests
"If
the
separation of the gas and electric
development to improve the effectiveness of
create
to
in
the
fe
and
customers
trends
recent
Further,
natural
a
and
of
employees.
utility
separation
competitive
more
This
situation
is
also
in
in
the
main
keeping
with
the
of
the
of
the
ef
would be owned by
Commonwealth Edison Co. Management and personnel of the new com¬
pany
would be unchanged from that of the present Public Service
«as operations.
"Ultimately,
effect
One
the
plan
gas
it is expected that
separation
a
new
under
the
of
stock
consideration
stock
of
the
178,
p.
is
some
company
program
ownership of
Avenue,
qualifying
TO
ment
new
gas
to
company
to
Will
be
of
$1
and
distribute
over
new
gas
company.
to Edison's
period
a
common
of
years
stockholders."
March
Months
sales
Profit
Net
Ended
Sept. 30—
1953
taxes
—
profit
667,000
Earnings
per
—V.
p.
178,
1952
$17,772,000 $17,417,000
1,326,000
1,809,000
—
before
share
886,000
$0.66
:
Cement
$0.88
and
Costs
before
1953
3,407,900
of
$240,000 and
sion
for
—V.
excess
(net)
Cr300
349,500
taxes
profits
tax
29,400
profit
stock
balance
30,
(on
$295,400
$5.67
STATEMENT
and
before
inc.
for Fed. inc.
are
at
to be
excess
Laundries
Corp.—Earnings—
OF
—V.
177,
com.
p.
which
Profit
Fed.
before
an
of
the
1952
clude
shs.
at
$50
filed
13
a
$447,839
Sept. 12,'53 Sept. 6,'52 Sept. 12,'53 Sept. 6,'52
$526,413
$488,887
$1,369,920
$1,070,950
325,100
254,221
752,723
551,394
taxes
profit
Common
$256,551
86,072
taxes
$234,666
$617,197
$519,556
outstdg—
347,700
347,700
347,700
347.700
share—
$0.58
$0.68
$1.77
$1.49
1899.
$0.11
852.
p.
Sept. 30,
holders of
the
of
of
as
holders
and
Sept.
recorded
increase
an
30,
at
of
the
2,979
1952.
common
stock, and 22,845 holders of
quarter of 1953 ended. These figures in¬
than one kind of stock.—V. 178,
third
more
holders
of
30,. 1953,
p.
240.
notification
EUA
(now
off
pay
the
SEC
of
the
3'A%)
has
now
to
extend
Bank
at
and
to
outstanding
$94,000
remainder
of
for
authorization
Boston
prime
in
mature
bank
months
for
$9,000,000
effect
six
$9,094,000
such
six
of
rate
for
the
of
issuance ^
promissory
such
notes
months
of
on
Oct.
19,
from
2(4%
notes;
and
a
and, in effect,
different interest rate.
applied to
the discharge of $7,000,000 of EUA's
then existing indebtedness. The
remaining $2,000,000 will subsequently be discharged as soon as market
conditions for EUA shares are
favorable, with the proceeds of the sale
of such shares,—V.
178, p. 1370.
to
be
Eaton & Howard Balanced Fund—Assets
Higher—
proceeds
As of—
Asset
6,748,606
assets
value
—V.
share
per
of
178,
Dec. 31/52
$95,860,517 $94,486,854
3,157,946
2,906,930
outstanding
Number
1952
Sept. 30.'53
net
$30.36
$32.50
20,176
shareholders
18,067
1370.
p.
2,592,558
4,305,253
tl,128,005
$2,443,353
$1,464,553
515,184
514,864
$4.38
$2.77
taxes
___
shares
per
outstanding
share
common
preferred
carry-back
divic^gnd
tax
requirements.
177, p.
credit.—V.
+After
giving
effect
As of—
Total
Asset
to
new
corporation
products.
C-T-S
Manufacturing
handmade
President
has
been
Products,
over
Co.,
the
and
formed
Inc.
value
semi-handmade bags and
owners
of
Treasurer,
the
and
case
company
Allison
C.
$24.52
5,138
4,123
1370.
p.
paper
"Converted
to
9 Months Ended Sept. 30—
and
(&
Subs.)—Earnings—
1953
Speci¬
$
Net
sales
Profit
before
Provision
liners.
1952
*
156,347,263
for
income
Fed.
taxes
income
23,259,176
taxes
15,488,163
____________
new
693,820
$22.51
shareholders
Eaton Manufacturing Co.
manufacture
business formerly conducted by Malvern
will
specialize in
the
manufacture of
and
178,
829,034
share
per
of
Dec. 31/52
$18,660,074 $17,015,223
To Make Paper
(meaning
and
and
to
assets
outstanding
Number
2006.
Sept. 30/53
net
Shares
are:
Clough,
Stephen A. Feely,
Vice-President and
Net
profit
Number
Secretary. Mr. Feely is a Vice-President of the Keystone Roofing &
Manufacturing Co., of York, Pa., while Mr. Clough was formerly in
the Philadelphia office of the Sorg Paper Co. of
Middletown, Ohio.
capital
Earnings
per
—V.
p.
178,
$
15,130.021
15,749,847
____.
.
—
6,873,255
7,677,177
1,789,942
shares
share
1951
$
132,023,290 140,108.526
22,003,276
23,427,024
7,771,013
—
1,789,942
1,789.942
$4.34
$3.84
$4.29
.852.
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE (Reg. U. S. Patent Office) William B. Dana Company, Publishers, 25 Park Place, New York 7, N. Y. REctcr 2-9570
Herbert D. Seibert Editor ana Publisher;'-'
Published twice a week [every Thursday (general news and advertising issue) with a statistical issue on Monday].
Other offices: 135 S. La Salle St., Chicago 3, 111.
1 Drapers' Gardens, London, E. C., England, c/o Edwards & Smith.
Copyright 1952 by William B. Dana Company.
Reentered as second class matter February 25, 1942, at the
post office at New York, N. Y., under the Act of March 3,
1879.
Subscriptions in United States, U. S. Possessions, Territories and Members of Pan-American Union, $48.00 per year; in Dominion
of Canada, $51.00 per year.
Other Countries, $55.00 per year.
THE COMMERCIAL AND
William
Dana
(TeleDhone
NOTE:
On
Seibert.
STate
President.
2-0613);
account
of
the
fluctuations
in
the
rate
of
exchange^
it
indebtedness
at
the
with
stock
The
1953
taxes
1953
19,
received
interest
application, EUA intens to negotiate the private sale
$7,000,000 of 25-year Collateral Trust Bonds or,
failing such private
to effect a public sale provided
satisfactory bids are ob¬
tained. The proceeds of such
sale, when available, wili be
$4.06
common
bear
of
1473.
of
Utilities Assocaites—Bank Borrowings—
According to the
Subs.)—Earnings—
profits
(Inc.)—Number of
stockholders
number
June
of
as
as
145,216
the
over
half-year,
company
has
First National
to
Shares
(&
6S0
by
placement,
1953.—V. 178, p.
Sept. 30—
fications"), has taken
Mill
2,361,054
$0.36
178,
Eaton & Howard Stock Fund—Assets Show Gain—
Net
allied
2,361,054
requirements.—V.
owned
129,098
stock
proposes
251,000
non-cumulative
excess
were
The
notes,
1953.
each)
letter
of
fir§t
6,727
Oct.
$3.87
Co.
and
359,000
$359,000
,
share
dividend
was
number
This
1,647,839
1,200,000
share
income
Oct. 5, '52
975,000
—
outstanding
increase
Eastern
provi¬
per
income
taxes
du Pont de Nemours & Co.
the
There
1952
share), without underwriting.
for working capital.—V. 175, p. 1647.
state
1952.
$65,896,000 $52,128,000
1,910,000
718,000
income
per common
preferred
preferred
$69,127,000 $49,860,000
and
*$0.36
16,
EARNINGS
962,500
Steel
*20,998,341
Sept.
$935,000
company
1953,
to
sales
This
36 Wks. Ended
$201,313
shrs.
per
This
profits taxes
in
and
Oct.
on
split
taxes
Federal
shares
(E. I.)
agree¬
99,340
($10
par
used
Officers
Earns,
Such
amount
limits the
110,456 shares outstanding June 30,
corporation
stock
Stockholders Increased—
—V.
profit
Common
to
profits
excess
covering 7,500 shares of 4%
offered
$2.95
shares)
99,916
—12 Wks. Ended—
Net
1953,
Cooperative Trading, Inc., Waukegan, 111.—Files—
The
SEC
3-for-i
Oct. 3, '53
income
for
♦After
384.
p.
Consolidated
Prov.
3,
1,389,558
(5,020
common
outstanding
$7,636,020
share
_
♦Earnings
dividends
close
1054, and
$3,000,000.
C-T-S Products, Inc., Malvern, Pa.
Products—
Profit
Oct.
sheet.
paid
dividend
per
stock
—
303,869
$9,459,088
22,007,010
$0.43
stock
common
reflect
$7,939,889
303,869
profit
Common
approximate
stock
$427,058
on
•Earnings
$566,400
share
per
178,
from
renegotiation
dividends
10%
•After
Net
exercisable
the
for
profit
Cash
to
common
to
before
Net
to
Net
on
dividends
common
per
Provision
but
exercise
on
$12,459,152 $11,396,052
$295,000)
taxes
1952
$9,762,957
sales
Profit
3,050,800
Crl9,800
——
income
or
1952
$3,695,400
542,000
expenses
income
Earnings
share,
per
(adjusted
Net
*120,497 shs.
authorized
1953
(incl.
income
on
Canadian
applicable
of
over
income
taxes
1953
$110,503,775 $93,938,024
16,092,656
10,985,316
22,232,220
20,023,627
income
12,469,263
.12,083,738
40 Weeks Ended—
Outstanding
officers
renegotiation
income
Subs.)—Earnings—
u
(Allen B.) Du Mont
Laboratories, Inc.—Earnings—
ft.
1953,
Federal
and
Federal
Net
$4,525,900
deductions
Federal
$19
sq.
FINANCING
its
of
certain
attached
to
CONSOLIDATED
9 Months Ended
Corp.—Earnings Rise-
Months Ended Sept. 30—
Federal
around
are
currently being paid at the annual rate
quarterly dividend of 25c was paid Sept. 30, 1953,
the company paid a 10% stock dividend.
A
31,
taxes
and
358.
p.
the
June
on
(&
elected
been
174,
Styron Plant Placed in Production—
Total
sales—.
Other
PRESENT
shares
to
grant
are
the
to
Co.
has
McCrea.—V.
The company's new plant for the manufacture
of Styron (Dow poly¬
styrene) plastic has started production at
Torrance, Calif., it was
announced on Oct. 20.—V.
178, p. 1370.
company shall have reasonable time
stock under securities laws or listing the same.
note
James G.
!■(-''
amortization
stock
•Adjusted
568.
Consolidated
Nine
of
the
thereunder
Copperweld
Net
price
of
that
and
before
Earnings
12,000
containing 10,000
Years Ended June 30—
Net
sales
taxes
See also
(Western) Ltd.—New President—-.
income
Shares
6,
1953, the company was indebted to banks
$2,500,000 under the terms of the V-Loan Agreement
the
share.
per
share has been oversubscribed.
per
Chemical
Income
Oct.
terminate
•Earnings
Conde Nast Publications Inc.—EarningsNine
in
11,000
issuance
options
such
any
of
borrowed
on
$1.71
756.
succeeding the late
Preferred
33,000
located
is
200,000 shs.
—
for
the
These
the amount of
♦Based
Net
which
Canada,
EFFECT
par)
date
provided
NOTE—As
may
$2.03
$1.62
Sold—Greene & Co.,
City, on Oct. 21 announced that the recent
they offered of 53,852 shares of common
States
Net
will be worked out to
the
147.
—V.
1962,
at
the
at
3,
Profit
stock
United
The Electronic Systems Division
Belmont Avenue, Chicago, having
subsidiary,
Canadian
Diapnlex Ltd.,
reserved
stock
granted
price
referred
$1.26
'
during
■
Earnings
DIVIDENDS—Dividends
bonds
properties.
gas
"A11
has
Oct.
industry.
is carried
mortgage
($12.50
common
spllt-ups).
in
$1.97
of
shares
3415
GIVING
shares
options
for
end
Helicopters, Inc.—Stock
Depreciation
plant.
at
The
company's
quarters at Toronto,
company
and
best
out, a substantial block, perhaps $60,constituting a lien on the gas properties
would be sold to public investors by Edison as the next step in financing
Its $1,100,000,000 postwar construction progt-am. Upon transfer of the
properties, the new gas company would assume the sole obligation on
the bonds, which would represent about 50% of the net book value of
000,900.
of
$1.21
$1.52
at
$3
'
floor
of
in Skokie, 111., having
Testing Division occupies
the
Diversey
on
building
CAPITALIZATION
market
Gale,
2,886,898
out¬
P, Gallagher, formerly Executive Vice-President,
Dow
Avenue, Chicago, 111.
The
sq. ft. of floor space adjacent thereto.
company, except the Cook Research Labor¬
Division,, the Inland Testing Laboratories Division, and the
Electronic Systems Division are located in this
plant. The Laboratories
Division is located in a new
Authorized
"
13,232,341
5,449,649
Net
atories
*The
15,497,044
1, 981,255
1159.
p.
air¬
equipment,
and
main
Common
10, 055,758
3,798,866
3 Months Ended
Aug. 31—
sales
15, 1953.
working capital.
produces wire communication
electronic components and systems.
plant of the company contains 125,000
is located
at 2700 Southport
parts
unissued
8,668,901
16,119,239
which
:
on
future.
Under the program, the Public Service division, which
supplies both
electricity and gas in a large suburban and northern Dlinois area out¬
side Chicago,
would continue
its electric
operations as at present,
8,320,859
20,946,693
de¬
or
aver,
York
178,
J.
company rents 13,000 additional
All of the divisions of the
near
6, 008,457
12, 037,013
period
President,
Nov. 3, 1953. Blunt Ellis & Simmons
and Swift, Henke & Co. will
purchase any unsubscribed
shares.
ft.
6,452,519
Dome Exploration
—
building
Co.
24,788,140
h
.
sq.
Commonwealth Edison
V.
.
space
$2,483,797
-
outstanding
common
1952
29,267,552
$1.49
on
stock at
•;
■ jf.
■
Stock Offered—This
company on
Oct. 21 issued to holders of its common stock
rights to
subscribe to 10,041 additional common shares
($12.50 par
value) at $28 per share. The subscription rate is one new
The
18, 043,470
15,787,399
shares
Doman
$3.19
$1.86
■
craft
Corp.—Earnings—
taxes
shares
•Earnings
Iron
&
inc._
share—
per
178, p.
New
3,169,220.9
$3.45
$1.54
652,368
22,239,918
24,135,772
665.
p.
PROCEEDS—The
Ended Sept. 30—
profit
Common
Fuel
—V.
10,106,040
3,422,264.8
outstdg.
share
772,537
business
on
the
issue
com.
28,495,015
497,144
income
outstanding
28,150,567
to
stock
shares
per
17, ,546,326
period
6,484,275
10,677,000
common
~
$
11,988,533
Based
2,742,902
applicable
121,796,188
—
paid
in
Based
BUSINESS—Company
Colorado
from
divs.
Earnings
14,786,919
dividends
$
126, 502,536 189,683,249 168,865,082
108, 956,210 161,188,234 144,729,310
403,050
income
Cash
-1.9.5.3—9 Mos.—1952
18,971,538
income
1953—12 Mos.—1952.
.
_
$
21,836,868
corporate
Retained
depletion—
and
taxes
clared
taxes
Income taxes
50.
p.
$0.89
178, p. 384.
\
Cook Electric Co.
states
plete complement
lor
inc.
Subs.) —Earnings—
utility
income
Net
157,633,055 427,741,424 364,834,420
deprec.,
General
Board
company.
and
operations
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
1953—3 Mos.—1952
sales
Income
(&
1953—9 Mos.- -1952
utility
from
standing
Net
$0.47
143,633,056
exps.
Other
955,613
$0.76
Co., Inc.
292,839
$0.31
$1,304,279
821,416
stock
deducting preferred dividend requirements.—V.
Can
291,889
$0.15
Cr67,000
stock
common
common
298,673
share
from
Income
1,368,000
1951 *
$136,448
Edison
revs,
Deductions
on
Period End. Sept. 30—
-Snyder Elected
photographic color circles
Detroit
2,672,279
accrual)
i
,
1952
shares
capital
per
1
$89,612
Period End. Sept. 30—
Utility
1,139,000
,
period
1953
$44,435
operations
$1,170,082
share
per
Common
Snyder,
taxes—
prior
income
♦Earnings applicable to
Earnings
Joseph
of
Subs.)—Earnings—
taxes
$
2,242,082
income
(adjust,
after
756.
p.
Subs.)—Earnings—
taxes
Federal
(&
178, p. 51.
Gross
Balance
Color Corp. of America, Tampa, Fla.-
income
for
profits
Preferred
President—
Number
Earnings
—V.
Sept. 26,'53 Sept. 27,'52
$49,310,091 $45,634,923
562,800
Nil
-
tNumber
Earnings
586,393
240,000
.
(&
;
Continental
Aug. 29, '53 Aug. 30, '52
$24,085,136 $21,402,315
365,209
*1,017,766
j
178,
Ended—
before
Provision
Subs.)—Earnings—
6 Months Ended—
Net
v
requirements.—V.
Baking Co.
Net sales i
*After
Collins
dividend
Continental
Earned
1271.
p.
com.
profit
Gross
bution
own
shares
per
*After
will
transfer
inc.
profit
♦Earns.
require vastly more electric
the past; and that these facts together
in
Dejay Stores, Inc.
6 Months Ended July 31—
Net
'
4,870,000
or
requirements of the growing population of the region will
the need for electric power in the upper peninsula of
Michigan.
increase
$
48,852,000
Profit
Superior
lower
$
taxes
:
Common
investors.
Cleveland-Cliffs represents that the high grade*Iron ore in the Lake
region is being exhausted; that it is its intention to develop
lower
grade
ores
than
were
formerly economically mineable; that
»■' <
1953—9 Mos.—1952
$
Prov. for Fed. inc. taxes
par
station.
financing of the Generating company will be accomplished
the sale of $5,050,000 of 47/a%
first mortgage
bonds, due
to
(& Subs.)—Earnings^ f
1953—,3 Mos.—1952
92,500
acquire
through
J
Container Corp. of America
Period End. Sept. 30—
Mich.
3
temlttance
for foreign
subscriptions
and
advertisements
must
be
made
In
New
York
funds.
Th'e Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
4
Monday, October 26. 1953
(1568)
Bethesda,
Inc.—Magnetic Recording Patents
Oct. 21 announced an agreement
(Thomas A.) Edison,
developments.
the
Under the present agreement Thomas A. Edison Inc., ac^h_es t
license
to operate
under all the patent rights, of the In'®™atlonal
Electronics
Co.,
together with the power
to grant licenses, unde
this right, to others.—V. 178, p. 1159.
ber
important
of
new
rugged, 10,000 pound
new
Class
A,
Tpar
$100)
Corp.—Signs Contract
agreement with the International
corporation has signed a new
Electrical,
Radio and Machine
This
President, announced on Oct. 22
Abrams,
Benjamin
—V.
beer,
Mfg". Co. Ltd. (Canada) — Debentures
issue of $4,000,000 5V4% sinking fund
debentures is being offered by Dominion Securities Corp.
Ltd. and Midland Securities Corp. Ltd. at par, it was an¬
nounced
new
to retire not
of this issue
will covenant to establish a sinking fund
than $2,800,000 principal amount of the debentures
The
less
company
15, 1973.
prior to Oct.
proceeds to be received by the company from
debentures of this issue will be used for the reduction
PROCEEDS—The entire
sale
the
Profit
Net
....
Ended
Months
Operating
income
■
,,
.
in
income
issue
an
at
$5
162,102
$1,166,999
555,000
$1,308,350
637,100
$611,999
$0.64
jv-—
$671,250
$0.70
i
common share—-—-—
earnings
•Earnings per
.
loss
after
172,
and
1953
1952
$891,419
25,338
Net
Net
sales
Provision
Federal
for
Shares
of
taxes
Income
.
$815,078
587,525
Neb.,
—
dividends.
assets
business of Whitmore's Creamery
purchased.—V. 177, p. 2247.
Family Finance Corp.
Subs.)—Earnings—
(&
Gross
operating
Profit
before
Prov.
taxes;
taxes
tax
■_
profit
Preferred
paid—
dividends
Common
paid
1
shares
•Earnings
♦After
1,800,652
$1.90
outstanding
common share
per
dividends.—V.
preferred
$3,086,843
215,900
2,285,913
1,699,703
$1.69
$3,617,071
189,737
2,479,438
—
dividends
Common
$2,920,671
124,170
2,116,150
1,568,891
$1.78
177, p. 2352.
Corp., Peoria, III.—Stock
Offered—Carl McGIone & Co., Inc., Chicago, 111., on Oct.
14
offered
publicly 14,000 shares of common stock (par
$10) at $12.62% per share. The offering was made only
to residents of the States of
PROCEEDS—The
capital
and
net
general
proceeds
corporate
Illinois, Minnesota and Ohio.
to be used for additional working
are
and
five
the
for
$12,793,
six
months
ended
DIVIDEND—Company paid
Sept.
ended
Jan.
July
31,
1953
31,
dividend
a
it
of
1953
819,000
magnesia
ana
$1,339,000
$1.02
—
cents
amounted
to
home
Co., Columbus, O.
The
and
Federal
Sept.
giving
effect
on
abovementioned
the
to
will
outstanding
Services
15,
Finance
Offered—An
amount
Corp.,
issue
debentures
1963,
fi¬
61,520.—V.
to
general
178,
Net
174,
purposes.—V.
corporate
995.
p.
D.
C.—
$300,000 '5V2% conv.
Sept. 1, 1953, and due
publicly on Oct. 6 at 100%
offered
was
Washington,
of
dated
by Mackall & Coe; Johnston, Lemon
Co., and Goodwyn & Olds.
&
Each
$100
following
lifth
prices:
101
"with
each
the
the
gale
of
sixth
redeemed
during the
be
may
102'/2%
the fourth year;
and 100%
year,
corporation, formerly Chicago Metal Hose Corp., is occupying
square foot addition to its Memphis', Tcnn., plant, where it is
brass bellows, John F. P. Farrar, President, has an¬
nounced. Bellows are widely used in temperature and pressure control
producing
and
to
1958,
into
at
the
second
101%
missioned
officers
armed
in
loans
and
thereafter
discounted
at
100%,
paper
in
the
usual
production has been under the Research
the company's Elgin, 111., plant. With
perfecting of mass production techniques and completion of the new
Memphis facilities, Mr. Farra said output would be six times greater.
The plant addition was built for Flexonics by Union Realty Co. of
Memphis at a cost of about $300,000. and is being rented on a longterm lease. Cost of equipment going into the addition exceeds $500,000,
Farrar
Other
-
was
and
a
1924
subsidiaries
its
the
Army,
December,
small
also
Navy
still
is
to
and
the
office
granted
the purpose
Marine
conducted
1951,
loan
at
engaged
are
corporation
The
primarily for
business
In
initiated
license
of
Division
Building at 839
offices
17th
locations
of
Corp.
Maryland,
of
its
wide
a
the
acquisition
York "City
New
will
178,
General
of
the
of
through
henceforth
be
American.
manufacturers
country's; largest
variety
and
the
P-K
other
include,
wing
screws,
nuts,
masonry
specialty fasteners.
of Parker-Kalon would
of
types
present
made of metals,
besides
self-
articles
of
fasteners
thumb
screws,
management
con¬
-
-
.
income
for
Federal
and
is
Florida
Power
Months Ended
—
Operating
expenses
and taxes
329,330
295,754
$2.63
285,754
$2.91
$2.45
;.
*
'f
'
'
'
.
Capital Corp.—Asset Value Lower—
Sept. 30,'53 Dec. 31,'52
value
asset
—V.
178,
share
per
$57.21
;
$60.29
296.
p.
General
1953
1952
$67,241,156 $59,696,369
55,346,278 49,189,418
-
——
——'
revenues-
(net)
income
$11,894,878 $10,506,951
128,444
196,456
—
;
;
$12,023,322 $10,703,407
—•
(net)
3,886,497
•3,573.708
$8,136,825
deductions
Electric
Co.
Subs.)—Earnings Higher—
(&
9 Mos. End. Sept.
3 Mos. End.
Sept. 30/53
Sales
of products
and
services to
780,600,000 2,341,048.000
from
operations
other
and
Fed.
91,943,000
347,173,000
252,975,000
11,109,000
26.474,000
14,958,000
103,052,000
income
and
Int.
from
operations
373,647.000
267,933,000
charges
83,000
261,000
renegotiations
47,000,000
183,000
137,000,000
36,000,000
sources.—_____
other
inc.
«.
1,813,490,000
1,560,515,000
income
Non-operating
Total
$
$
other charges 688,657,000 1,993,875,000
exps. &
30—•
1952
1953
S
customers
Oper. costs,
financial
taxes
&
taxes
15,000,000
194,000,000
63,000,000
Net earnings
Earnings per common share
40,969,000
116,386.000
94,750,000
$1.42
$4.03
$3.28
profits
excess
New Super-Sonic Development—
This
operating
Other income
Gross
$831,832
of—
Net
234,000
-
$776,561
Light Co.—Earnings—
&
Sept. 30—
revenues
Income
841,000.
-820,000
.
1,065,832
1472.
p.
General
N. J.,
at Elizabeth,
Jocated
Operating
Net
taxes
shares—_________
share
per
176,
1,617,561
$808,309
capital
Earnings
Income
111., where general offices are also
Savanna, 111. An eastern assembly
at Maywood,
Rock Falls and
are
at
and a subsidiary, Flexonics
Corp. of Canada, Ltd., has a plant at Brampton,"Ont. Field offices
are in
Boston, New York, Philadelphia, Atlanta, Cleveland. Cincinnati,
Detroit, St. Louis, Fort Worth, San Francisco and Los Angeles.
warehouse
income
1951
$16,297,955 $12,384,413
1,628,309-
profit
As
1952
1953
taxes
at
company
Oct.
on
the development of a
announced
15
flight
new
control
system
designed to meet the high performance super-sonic
characteristics of aircraft scheduled for production beginning in 1955.
C.
Heckman,
Ordnance
$7,129,699
—
—
income
Dividends applicable
Balance
stock
824,375
675,000
$7,312,450
to preferred
shares
Earnings
per
—V.
the FC5,
The
$6,454,699
2,450,000
$2.98
—
—
177, p.
end of
outstanding
share
common
2,450.000
period
—
—
a
General
Systems
is
Manager
Division,
lighter and 25%
is
fundamental
the company's Aeronautic and
the
new
system,
called
of
revealed
35%
FC5
single
that
previous flight control
smaller than
axis
Co.—Stock Offering Terms
common
stockholders has been changed to 42,858 shares of addi¬
stock
(from 60,000 shares) and that stock¬
holders of record Oct. 9 have the right to subscribe on or
common
before Oct. 30 for the
for each
stock
new
shares held
the basis of
on
one
share
on a one-for-five
($5 per share). WoodCo., Minneapolis, Minn., and Harold E.
Wood & Co., St. Paul, Minn., have underwritten the issue.
basis).
seven
(instead of
The offering price is at
ard-Elwood
stabilization
Corps.
with
corporation,
Dundalk,
Federal
Services
primarily
The
personnel
through
Md.,
incor¬
was
serving
of
and
Discount
com¬
major
of
a
the
sub¬
small
a
St.,
of
N.
subsidiaries
the
Motors
par
&
H.
production
GM's
W.,
are
Bethesda,
are
Washington,
as
Md.;
follows:
Federal
D.
located
C.
Federal
Services
The
in
Corp.
the
names
Services
at
Hill
and
Finance
Discount
system
178,
designed to function as
a fully
automatic relief
concept
well
as
as
1371.
p.
Output of Transmis¬
Corp.—Resumes
Curtice,
of
President,
Hydra-Matic
Detroit
Oct.
on
Division
announced
21
transmissions,
Transmission
first
plant
since
of
destroyed
last
resumption
fire
Livonia
at
Mich.,
Aug. 12.
The
first
division's
testing
units
plant
rolled
in
procedures
off
assembly
new
a
Detroit,
and
Mich.,
were
Oct.
on
delivered
on
line in the transmission
All passed exhaustive
19.
21.
Oct.
"Initial
production of Hydra-Matics at the Detroit plant is scheduled\
approximately 1,200 per day in November," Mr. Curtice said.
"Hydra-Matic transmissions will be produced for "defense and com¬
to
reach
mercial
the
The
purposes.
trueks.
Commercial
facturers
CAPITALIZATION AFTER GIVING
EFFECT
TO
and
to
first
units
transmission.—V.
p.
to
go
Motor's
178,
will
units
will
General
be
available
made
car
truck
and
for
automobile
competitive
own
Army
manu¬
divisions
using
1273.
PRESENT FINANCING
General
Authorized
Common
stock
(par
$5)—
Portland
description of business of company, etc., see
342,858 shs.
178, p. 1371.
V.
Period End. Sept. 30—
Frov.
over
the
sales
sales
the
same
100,000.
the
first
period
proportion
same
of
for
the company's activity,
As
we
last
to
$17,240,000.
nine
year.
sales.
This
move
months
into
the
of
O'Conor,
J.
1953
show
indications
All
Last
year
D.
a
point
President,
16V2%
to
final
Corp,,
3,014,000
8,883,300
9,026,200
taxes
1,534,000
•1,475,000
4.370.000
*4 418,000
taxes___
201,000
*258.000
736.000
*772,000
$1,388,900
$1,281,000
$3,777,300
$3,836,200
1,039,971
1,039,971
1,039,971
1.039,971
$1.33
$1.23
$3.63
inc.
profits
increase
earnings
in
at this time, Formica had
first thr.ee-quarters show $20,quarter, we confidently expect
Net
profit
Common shares outstdg.
Earnings
per
•Adjusted
provided
com.
to
for
share
reflect
the
Rubenstein,
suddenly
New
York
Corp.—Obituary-
President
and
of a heart attack early
City—V. 178, p. 1159.
founder
on
Oct,
of
20,
at
corporation,
the
age
of
died
66,
in
proportionate part
177, p. 1800.
of
such
$3.69
taxes
actually
1952.—V.
General Public Service Corp.—Asset Value—
sold
..
asset
*After
this
the
year
A« of—
Frank
$22,284,800
3,123,900
said:
sales
to
continue
at
this
increased
rate.
Our
sales and advertising
program is geared
to accomplish the desired result, to produce the
greatest sales record in Formica's 40-year history."—V. 171, p. 1260.
Franklin Stores
1953—9 Mos.—1952
$7,572,700 $23,269,800
taxes
inc.
for Fed.
Excess
year
our
before
Co.—Earnings—
1953—3 Mos.—1953
$7,896,000
Profit
Formica Co.—Sales and Earnings Higher—
on
Cement
Outstanding
500,000 shs.
:
Net
corporation
system
sions—
Changed—It is announced that the offering to
tional
a
maneuvering system.—V.
General
$2.63
1901.
Bethesda, Md., In October, 1952,
Pr*nc'Pal
states.—V.
13
business
Division
the
of
$18,533,220
Number
reported.
plants
located,
Reporting
,
financing automobiles.
retail
services.
sidiary,
loan
the
offices in 10 eastern
activities.
With
Corp.^Acquisition
23
Corp.
The
of
one
materials.
1273.
before
Net
bellows
brass
now,
proceeds to be received by the corporation from
porated in Delaware in
portion of
In
four
The
the
thereafter; with accrued
for the sinking fund
inclusive;
business.
of
located
are
Bow,
valve seals.
as
Development
For
net
investment
business
Oct,
on
stock.
is
Sales
BUSINESS—Corporation
the
nails
p.
Provision
Facilities—
30,000
"Net
In
the
loan
in
Transportation
announced
and
*
also redeemable
are
1955
converted
th^se debentures will be used to increase working capital
for
of its
course
Sept. 1, 1954;
third year; 101 Va%
be
may
interest.
PROCEEDS—The
available
and
to
from
1
debentures
stock
common
They
case.
Sept.
accrued
A
the
100Mj%
in
on
of
amount
103%
during
year;
interest
class
of
102%
year;
at
principal
shares
of
Emporia and Great Bend.
offices
68
sales
Profit
—V.
Corp., May wood, 111.—Expands
Flexonics
178,
and accrued interest
nine
be
9 Months Ended Sept. 30—
capital,
Fleming Co., Inc., Topeka, Kan.—Files With SEC—
corporation on Oct. 14 filed a letter of notification with the
covering 6,666 shares of common stock (par $25), which are
to be offered at the book value of the shares on Oct.,3
(between $38
and $45 each),
without underwriting. The proceeds are to be used
12
Corp.
Broken
and
instalment
and
will
Parker-Kalon
socket
said
The
Mr.
100%
General Bronze Corp.—Earnings—
SEC
a
Finance
City
presently operates 58
Parker-Kalon
other
Laud
Harlow
subordinated
of
Corp.
screws,
screw
—V.
on Oct. 19 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
shares of common stock (no par)
to be offered at
share, without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be used
1,000
per
now
that
stated
tinue
in control of
its
operations and sales.
The company's plant,
which employs 800 persons, is located at 200 Varick St., New York City.
Commission—
Flour City Ornamental Iron
Debentures
Com¬
J.
company
working
for
Wills
Universal
finance
there
capital
the
as
tapping
Files
—
of
appliances
plastic
and
share
per
1272.
p.
30, 1953,
,
of screw fastening devices.
It was founded in 1912 by the late Heyman
Rosenberg, who was the inventor of the self-tapping screw, now
universally used in
the
fabrication
and
assembly
of
automobiles,
motor
trucks, busses, railway cars, aircraft, ships, radio, television,
on
Oct. 13 stated that the new
for the manufacture of ammonium
will start operating in Nov.,
1953.
Realty
&
of
American
assets
purchase
nails,
Mortgage
Mr.
Central
Corp.
sales
President,
and
Parker-Kalon
296.
p.
Acceptance
Laud,
operated
1,115,000
$1.12
Bantrell,
President,
at Vernon, Calif.,
Common
shares
common
1371.
Exact terms were not disclosed.
offices
acquisition,
business
775,000
1,380,000
$1,454,000
income
share———
per
Sam
$21,099.
was
seven
"
15.
CAPITALIZATION—After
nancing
«$o.95
Sept.
on
p.
systems.
the
the year
and for
paid
178,
1371,
p.
8,526,000
9,311,000
on
Missouri.
in
income
dividend
30.—V.
purchase,"
Fremont,
conducting
new
the
amortization---.
taxes
Nebraska
Lincoln,
General
states
shown
items
i
alumina
covering
Net
Net
stock
June
of the more than 30-year-old Nebraska finance
company
acquired from private ownership by the exchange of General
live
W.
is engaged in financing farm equipment pur¬
through selected dealers
in 75 counties in Illinois, 16 in Iowa
10%
branches are in Wichita, Hutchinson,
Iowa office is in Mason City.
The
purposes.
BUSINESS—Company
chases
629 244
stock
Federal
Farm Equipment Acceptance
$661,346
691,888
outstanding.
ends
year
General
,
Federal
A.
Until
$22,350,772 $19,102,479 $14,827,248
8,087,071
6,981,553
5,661,169
4,241,000
3,641,402
2,551,193
229,000
253,308
189,305
—
state income
&
profits
Net
income
income
Fed.
for
Excess
The
1952
1953
of
(exclusive
plant
173,
and
1951
1952
1953
1,540,758
$768,261
______
Kansas
$12,964,000 $11,755,000
—
depreciation, and
income
units
Years Ended June 30—
shares
constructive
very
been
Omaha,
This
and
recently
were
1,198,423
taxes
2,202,104
share
Acceptance common stock.
Increased—
30—
income_;
sulfate,
$0.82
;
preferred
for
ACQUISITION—The
Mitchell,
share
common
per
provision
$552,720
587,672
$1.27
outstanding—
stock
common
income
•After
at
taxes
income
Federal
income
•Net
t
1159.
p.
'
1953
1952
$55,686,536 $00,040,571
1,663,678
1,116,020
848,600
563,300
-
before
income
Net
178,
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
Months Ended Aug. 31—
6
Sept.
„——-
for
chemical
$100
2379.
p.
Ended
expenses
Provision
for
Net
payment
1953.—V.
to
With Securities and Exchange
$965,001
27,036
——
income
;
per
1952
1,966.684
$i.n
Federal
capital
common
has
•
sales--
First
July 31—
taxes
Fairmont Foods Co.
Net
effect
September,
"a
as
Offering-^-Hannaford &
Francisco, Calif., on Oct. 7 publicly offered
35,000 shares of class A participating stock
Months
Depletion,
Exchange Buffet Corp.—Earnings—
3 Months Ended
1953
$23,960,966 $18,772,421
taxes
income
fiscal
Mr.
Sales
$3 00
•
Corp.—Earnings—
for
ki
$l.bl
of two stock dividends of 2%
Filtrol Corp.—Earnings
—V.
preferred dividends.—V. 178, p. 296.
•After
—V.
5f«i
$1.73
share.
per
Myron
Net
and
of
below)
96,821
:
-
$1,965,630
656,049
"
$2 81
General Acceptance Corp.—Continues Expansion—
R. Wills,
President, on Oct.,. 21 announced the acquisition of the
Finance Corp. of Omaha, Neb.
Referring to the transaction
$947,435
$1,017,913
589,92^
——
give
to
June
Talbot, San
1953
$1,146,248
^
j
F.
Fidelity Finance Corp.—Stock
Costs
1353
Taxes
Net
1,060,057
,
-
•Adjusted
Net
$1,070,173
31—-
Aug.
——
investments—
from
y'
.
Off Slightly—
Eversharp, Inc.—Earnings
Total
1,374,609
—-—
taxes—,——
$1,845,490
657,474
1
C
-r
shares—
capital
Nine
'V
Income
income
profit
Number
Earnings per share
steamfitters' supplies.
Six
195„3.,nrt
taxes—.
Federal
for
65,462
Universal
plumbers'
primarily engaged in wholesaling
is
BUSINESS—Company
and
income
before
Provision
$2,031,092
*
•Adjusted for the
$28,074,380 $28,997,175
2,39?'~??
4
1952
$1,908,979
Profit
pany's
loans.
bank
of
the
of
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
saies
Net
each
Oct. 19.
on
Net
Number
Nine Months Ended Sept. 30—
Air«
1953
share
common
before
Provision
$187,000 dated June 1,
1953, due Sept. 1, lyoj.
1272.
Ferro Corp.
Brass
Empire
Offered—A
178, p.
2,610 shs.
4,177 shs.
World
385. •'
<
Sept. 30—
______
Profit
debentures,
5Yn%
Trans
and
63,489
385.
Garrett
5,823 shs.
5,823 shs.
1962; $300,000 dated Sept. 1,
1,
p.
178,
Earnings
promoted to Director of Public Relations,
it was announced Oct. 20 by S.
W. Gross, Vice-President in charge
of Saies.
Mr. Ames joined the company early in 1953 as Manager of
Public Relations.—V. 178, p. 1474.
Ames' has
Michael
convertible
•Subordinated
of
296
p.
Three Months Ended
Sept. 30—
Net sales
cVie
QO_
-
.
„„„
convertible "cumulative
slock tpar $100)_—
preferred
per
93,848 shs.
■
5%
B,
1952, due June
Appointed-
Director
Relations
Public
480,
Local
CIO,
'
Workers,
of
Union
ParHnof
10,170 shs.
—
-
-
178,
JederaI' taxes
Earnings
300,000 shs.
-
Bodrd
the
V.
qhari!"06/?r 2°mmon Stock
(without
cumulative preferred stk.
5%
of
director.
a
dividends
—V.
v.
300,000 shs,
value)
par
Chairman
elected
Gardner-Denver Co.—Earnings—
*$487,000
$2,000,000
—
stock
common
voting common stock
B,
Series
Phonograph
&
debentures
non-voting
(without par value)
A,
Pierson,
Nine Months Ended
Outstanding
Authorized
Subordinated
Lee
has been
Prefeired
•
Series
Radio
Emerson
Warren
lines,
PRESENT FINANCING
TO
EFFECT
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
'
Capacity, electric-powered, hydraulicallyoperated fork truck has just been introduced by this company. The
new model is electric-powered,
has front wheel drive, rear wheel steer,
is designed for tiering with telescoping lift, and tilting.
V. 178, p. 1272.
A
Services
Inc.,
Canipe Co., Havelock, N. C.
Class
Co—New Truck—
Elwell-Parker Electric
Fruehauf Trailer Co.—New Director Elected—
Services
Alexandria, Va.; Federal Services Finance Corp. of
Georgia, Columbus, Ga.; Federal Services Finance Corp. of California,
Long Beach, Calif.; Federal Services Finance (Hawaii) Ltd., Honolulu,
T. H.; Federal Services Finance Corp, of Texas, San Antonio, Texas;
Federal Services Finance Corp. of San Diego,
San Diego, Calif., and
the International Electronics Co.
of
Philadelphia. In various fields of magnetic recording the latter
company holds substantial patent rights and is responsible for a num¬
made
Dundalk Finance Corp., Dundalk, Md.; Federal
Industrial Loan Corp., Alexandria, Va.; Federal
Md.;
&
Finance
Underwriters,
Riter III, President, on
between
this company and
G.
Henry
value
under
The
per
Sept. 30/53
.
common
share
adjusting for the shares of
total
rights
net
$15,482.927.—V.
in
January,
assets
178,
p.
at
296.
June 30/53
$3.96
common
Dec. 31/52
*$4.33
$3.94
stock
of
the
corporation
1953.
market
value
on
Sept. 8 30,
1953
were
,
Number 5267
Volume 178
...
expenses
taxes—
iiicome
Federal
taxes
operating
Other
—
3,021,666
249,500
271,333
3,416,852
562,000
373,799
This
Association
t
«
<
charges—"
Wet
after
—V.
178, P.
574,975
Rubble Co.—To Expand Chemical Div.
below.—:V.T[76,
1768.
p.
Period End. Sept.
30—
for
inc. taxes.
Fed.
income
1953—-3 Mos.—1952
$2,305,031
706,517
.
of common stock, subject to
assistance* rendered to any one person
50c
-
share
per
for
$10)
(par
669,391
1,734,300
334,075
593,400
units
in
shares outstdg.
1,296,809
Earnings per com. share
$0.31
$1,384,882
$747,296
1,296.809
1,198,808
$1.07
$372,442
1,198,808
$6.62
$0.31
—V.
$408,657
profit
178, p.
of
class
one
A
two
and
class
shares
B
The
30—
operations
proceeds
corporation
the
of
machines
and
is
the
to
the
manufacture
general
and
sale
of
facilities
Net
of
amount
in
realized
not
Earned
per
986,328
...
The
1,074,952
the
at
March
on
trading session on said Exchange on Oct. 19,
originally suspended trading in these securities
1953.—V. 178, p. 1474.
the
opening of
13,
Ltd.
Grand Bahama Co.,
The
June
withdrawn
(Nassau)
$1
177,
share.—V.
per
on
special
of
owners
its
statement
stock
contract
the
by
company
the
Greyhound
Parks
of
of
per
stock,
or
in November, 1952, as an
purpose,
among others,
of
racing plants for dog racing
with pari-mutual betting
privileges in the State of Arizona, and to engage in any activity
necessary in the operation of dog racing with pari-mutual betting.
Proceeds of the financing,
including previous financing, will total
sold. Proceeds are to be applied to
constructing the,, racing plant at
Tucson owned
by Western Greyhound Kennel Club,
a partnership,
and
the
property on which the plant was constructed owned by
Western Greyhound Park,
a partnership, whose assets and liabilities
were
assumed by the
registrant, and the establishment of a new
modern racing plant, and for related purposes.
The three principal
stockholders of the registrant are David K. Funk, Arthur L. Funk
And Kenneth A. Hagin.—V. 176, p. 2163.
if
$742,149
the
all the securities are
rehabilitating
and
of
cost
has
filed
special
stated.
only
meeting
three
by-laws,
the
upon
which
provide
of
request
that
a
majority
a
of
result
of
Board
L.
is
General
and
Canady,
Counsel
the
of
Harry
company),
K.
Gulf Oil Corp.—New
mailed
Dressel,
Vice-President
stockholders
to
Oct.
the
eight
General Manager; Charles
of Engineering;
John
R.
President And
and
Director
on
21,
Vice-President
Byrne,
the
Neil
time
P.
the
Board, an¬
nounced that he had filed suit in New York Supreme Court, Suffolk
County, for $1,500,000, stating three causes of action for defamation
and libel,
each for $500,000.
The first cause of action is against
Joseph L. Auer, ex-president of R. Hoe & Co., Inc., John Kadel, and
Albert
C.
Simmonds, Jr., three directors of the Company; and a
second
same
third
and
Richard
V.
F.
cause
of
Hartranft,
Russell
mittee."—V.
A
new
protection to auto¬
the market by this cor¬
methanol-type antifreeze, offering low cost
cooling
motive
Stanton,
178,
Cullom,
action
Jr.,
who
T.
are
Chairman
against
these
of
three
and
G.
Jar vis
Rein,
Percy Rathbone, Howard E.
members of the "protective
com¬
1160.
p.
systems,
has been placed
on
poration.
Named "Gulf. ColdFlo," it is available
handling the company's brands.—V. 178, pp.
tions
Gulf States
through service sta¬
1057 and 1273.
company
Oct.
on
$9,919,900.
The proceeds of the
financing will be used to pay off $2,800,000
of short-term
notes and to finance in part the company's current
construction program. This program is estimated to require $66,000,000
of expenditures during
the period 1953-55, of which $27,500,000 will
be
expended in 1953; and this is expected to require $25,500,000 of
additional financing (including the present bond financing).—V. 178,
estimated
are
to
(M. A.) Hanna Co.
1953—3 Mos.—1952
$3,482,032
3,091,392
$1.09
$1.10
period End. Sept. 30—
profit
Net
•Earns,
after
shares
Common
$31464,575
taxes__
outstg.
per common
•After, preferred
(& Subs.)—Earnings-
3,091,392
sh.
1953—9 Mos.—1952
$9,100,464 $8,745,234
3,091,392
3,091,392
$2.86
$2.74
has called for redemption on Dec. 1, next, 130 shares
outstanding $4.25 cumulative preferred stock at $102 per share
and accrued dividends of $1.06 Vi per share.
Payment will be made
at the National City Bank of Cleveland, Cleveland 1, Ohio.—V.
178,
1273.
I
■
Hartford Electric Light
'
•■
-
-.
.
connection
with
been
share.
has
funds
will
other
or
$998.17
announced
credit
that
it
has
its
$1,000,000
Los
Angeles under Regulation V
line
with
received
one-
a
The Security-First
provisions.—V. 177,
30,
1953, total net assets
share for 4,771 shares of $lo
Sept.
per
were
par
$4,762,272,
stock
equal to
outstanding. The
offering price per share was $1,003.16, while the redemption price
was
$993,17. Assets at June 30, 1953 amounted to $3,857,112 repre¬
senting 3,866 shares held by 60 savings banks.
An initial dividend of $15 per share was payable Oct.
15, 1953 to
the 61 stockholders of record Oct. 8, 1953.
Initial offering of the shares was
made from May 1 to May 15,
1953, inclusive at $1,000 per share. The net asset value reached a high
provided
Insurance
1953 and
Securities,
on
investment
Oct.
securities:
vestment
176f
19,
7,346
units
participating
16,795
—V.
Nov.
2,
stock.
authorized
of
in
1954
1955,
or
through the sale of first mort¬
1902.
p.
<
before
Income
Net
inc.
taxes
1953—9 Mos.—1952
-
$
••
$
$
62,888,586 188,832,450 179,228,524
.
8,983,586
C
30,552,217
13,590,000
• 12,429,604
6,205,416
15,850,435
18,122,813
2.377,375
r—
share
per
29,440,435
"4,469,604
4,493,586 '
earnings
10,675,020
4,490,000
taxes
Earnings
Subs.)—Earnings—
$
65,384,045
~Z~:
«
Profit
(&
1953—3 Mos.—1952
,
O
2,374,599
7,128,9^5
7,122.906
$1.42
$1.95
$5.00
.
<tiafw?nn carry-back of credit for
$180,000;
nine
excess profits taxes
$640,000).—V. 178, p. 297.
months,
$5.72
(third
quarter,
Johnston Mutual Fund Inc.—Asset Value—
As of—
Sept- go >53
net
*178
—V
June 30 ,53
gept 30/52
$2,224,320
$2,189,031
$1,733,554
$29.61
$29.70
$30.81
assets
297PCr Shar®,_-
p
3 Months Ended
Net
Corp.—Earnings Lower—
Sept. 30—
} 1953
1952
1951
$37,658,303 $30,708,672 $29,439,364
10,020
12,681
60,066
sales
Other
income
incon}e
t>
Profit
before taxes
Federal
Net
$37,668,323 $30,721,353 $29,499,430
income
on
5,456,378
2,835,000
3,626,492
1,960,000
5,915,677
$2,621,378
taxes
$1,666,492
$2,515,677
stock
$1.64
$1.04
:$1.57
stock
$0.64
$0.34
"$0.60
income
on
„—
profit
Earnings
per
1,600,000
share
shs.
3,400,000
on
of
$1.46
3,200,000 shares of
pfd.
common
EARNINGS FOR FISCAL YEARS ENDED JUNE 30
Years Ended June 30—
1953
1952
$
Sales
Net
after taxes
profit
Common
shares
•Earnings
•After
per
NOTE—This
fact
9,121,284
outstanding—
dividend
reduction
that depreciation,
were
$4,693,866
up
interest
was
■$
3,200,000
$2.52
$2.12
3,200,000
$1.86
requirements.
in
net
income
depletion,
is
primarily the result of the
amortization charges
previous fiscal year, and
accelerated
and
with
compared
as
.
118,175,014 100,471,475
10,399,306
7,510,560
3,200,000
share-
common
preferred
1951
$
134,500,041
the
$1,853,940.
up
and
321,300, equivalent to $2.80
share of
per
common
stock.—V. 176, p. 1674.
Kansas Gas & Electric Co.—Bonds Sold—Mention
made in
issue
our
of
Oct.
19
of
the
a
Inc.,
low of $952.97 on June 16,
Oakland,
Further details follow:j
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
mortgage
series
due
1970
3 V» %
series
due
1978
2%%
series
due
1979
3%%
series
due
198^
series
1983
4V2%
;
3,000,000
Calif.—Registers
of $1,200 each.
Accumulative Plan Series E (10-year
agreements to create such indeterminate amount of in¬
units
p.
as
may
be
necessary
to
service
the
agreements).
_
in
cum. ($100
par
value)
par
Iowa Electric Light & Power Co.—Stock Sold—
.
public offering on Oct, 7 of 230,000 shares of common 's£ock
$18.87Vi Per share by The First Boston Corp. and G. H. Walkfer
& Co. and associates was quickly oversubscribed. See details in V.178,
The
10,000,000
82,011 shs.
value)
4.28%
preferred
82,011 shs.
200,000 shs.
preferred stock—
stock
stock
(no
par
45#00 shs.
t50j)00 shs.
value)
1,500,000 shs.
975,000 shs.
•Unlimited as to authorization, but issuance limited by property,
earnings and other provisions of the mortgage and deed of trust, as
supplemented.
tThe company has commitments from 12 institutional
investors for the purchase for investment of an aggregate of 50,000
shares of new 4.60%
preferred stock, which transaction is subject to
approval of the Federal Power Commission and the Kansas State Cor¬
poration
Commission.
If so approved, the new preferred stock is to
share plus accumulated dividends from Oct. 1,
delivery, which the company expects will be in
November, 1953. The company has agreed to pay Union Securities Corp.
$25,000 for services in connection with the sale of the new preferred
sold
be
1953
2436.
12,000,000
:
cum. ($100
series
stock,
issuable
Outstanding
$16,000,000
5,000,000
„_
pfd. stock,
Preferred
FINANCING
bonds—
3%%
Common
filed a registration statement with the
1953, seeking registration of the following Trust fund
units of $1,000 each, Single Payment Plan Series U;
PRESENT
Authorized
•First
1953.
company
was
public offering of
$10,000,000 first mortgage bonds, 3%% series, due Oct. 1,
1983, at 102.125% and accrued interest by a group of
underwriters headed by Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc.
The
offering was quickly oversubscribed and the books
4.60%
$1,028.29 on Aug. 13,
SEC
about
securities.
Johns-Manville Corp.
closed.
of
As
of
or
shares
raising additional funds
be
senoir
CAPITALIZATION
Co.—Stock $44 per Share-
the forthcoming offering of common stock, the
approved by the Connecticut P.* U. Commission at
per
This price amendment was filed with the SEC on
Oct
22, and the registration became effective
on Oct. 23".
This
latter "date is; also the date of record and the date upon which the
in
price
19
1473.
This
its
82,000
Institutional Investors Mutual Fund, Inc.—Asset Value
Partial Redemption—
p.
Oct.
on
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
dividend requirements.
The company
of
company
year
renewal of
National Bank of
be
1371.
p.
This
p.
than
on
common
covering
Hycon Manufacturing Co.—Renews Bank Credit—
22
less
of
company states that if it had not charged accelerated amortiza¬
if income taxes had been computed on the basis of normal
depreciation, net income for the fiscal year would have been $11,-
(approximately $47 per share), through Dean Witter & Co., San
Francisco, Calif. The proceeds are to go to William M. Roth, the
selling stockholder.—V. 178, p. 854.
Utilities Co.—Registers With SEC—
filed a registration statement with the
/SEC covering $10,000,000 of 30-year first mortgage bonds.
The company proposes to issue the bonds on or about Dec. 1, 1953,
and they would be due Dec. 1, 1983.
The price and interest rate are
to be determined by competitive bidding.
Net proceeds to the company
The
ofi 1933
Act
offering
The
corporation on Oct. 15 filed a letter of notification with the
450 shares of common stock to be offered at market
The
SEC
public
has
Period End. Sept. 30—
tion
Antifreeze Marketed—
Securities
company
Kaiser Steel
Honolulu Oil Corp.—Files With SEC—
•'
borrowings.
Edwin L. Munzeft.
and
and Treasurer; H. R. Walker, Vice-President;
Comptroller; W. J. V. Murphy, .Secretary; Arthur J.
Works Manager, Press .'Division; and E. W. Worthington,
Chief
Engineer,
Press
Division—jointly
stated
that
this
proposal
"might well seriously interrupt production and produce a state of
chaos, resulting in serious financial loss to the stockholders" and
that "in such event, we would tender our resignations forthwith."
F.
Geer,
such
bonds
Barr,
Durante,
At
bank
supporting
communication
a
Kingan,
.
the
proposed
Pr°8ram will require
that
Total
Harless,
W.
interim
his dismissal.
The special meeting is also sought to act on demands for the removal
four directors of the company, including Neil P. Cullom (Chairman
A.
under
the
the
financing advisable.—V. 177,
"A"
to
committee
the
company's current interim bank
requirements of the con¬
future
further
weeks
special meeting
the outstanding
vote, and applicable law of New York State.
stockholders protective committee was organized as a
the
that
necessitate
However, the reserve of com¬
mon
stock to be provided
by the additioal 300,000 authorized shares
would permit the
company to raise some portion of its future capital
requirements-by the sale of common stock, without further authoriza¬
tion by the
stockholders, should conditions at the time make equity
these
executives—Arthur
debentures are
eommon stock
Greyhound
Parks was incorporated
business corporation for the
committe
the
457,750 shares
The
conimittee
President.
In
share in units of four debentures and 100 shares of common
a total price of $1,100 per unit.
No underwriting is involved.
operating
the
off
pay
probable
will
the
covering
gage
Key Executives Back Present Management—
Ariz.—.
ordinary
for
the
from
received
were
of
out
is
and sale. Authorization of the
300,000 shares of common stock will provide the company
enough shares to carry out the proposed public sale of
approxi¬
mately 100,000 shares of common stock at this time, and leave an
adequate reserve of authorized common stock for
financing in subse¬
quent years. Present forecasts indicate that the
company's construc-
19
meeting
"A,"
electric
the
to
to
present
j
Asserting that the recent change in management of this corporation
"was most constructive and in the best interests of the company,"
eight key executives of R. Hoe have joined the majority of directors,
in urging share owners to resist a current effort by a stockholders'
"protective committee" to force the reinstatement of ex-President
Joseph L. Auer, and the retirement of four directors.
177, p. 2784.
and 40,050 shares of no par common stock. The
offered for sale at their $250 par value and the
be
called
Wiliam
corporation filed a registration statement with the SEC on
Oct.
21, 1953, covering $400,500 of 6%
10-year cumulative income
debentures
(1,602 debentures of $260 par value each), due Dec. 1,
at $1
vote,
special
class
or
it
statement
and
dismissal,
as
The
1962,
the
of
in
with
Mr. Auer and one of the purposes of
the special meeting is the adoption of a resolution endorsing his ste¬
wardship of the company and demanding his immediate reinstatement
for electronic equipment has been
Bureau of Aeronautics, Department
Arizona, Inc., Phoenix,
to
company's
be
The
Registers With Securities and Exchange Commission—
to
the
opposed
Co.—Receives Large Contract—
it was announced on Oct. 20.—V.
Oct.
facilities
c2?,?i°n stock ava*lable for issuance
by
requested
distribution
additional
shares entitled to vote,
by the stockholders'
outstanding
made
been
in July, of Joseph L. Auer as President of the company
^by seven members of the board of directors. Four directors vigorously
in excess of $3,000,000
this
to
Navy,
the
has
1,200 of the approximately 2,000 holders of class
the meeting.
committee
The
of
the
stockholders
and
company. The precise num¬
be
sold, and the price at which the shares will
public, will depend upon market and other condi¬
the time of offering. The
company expects to file a registra¬
at
At
,
for
shares
solicitation
requested
issue entitled
piece of property on the western extremity of Aylmer, Ontario,
has been purchased from C. A. Hotchkiss. The property has
a frontage
of 266 feet.
Mr.
Lytle stated that construction of a modern super market is
scheduled to begin within 60 days. The market will have approximately
8.500
square
feet. It will open early in 1954, Mr. Lytle said.—
V. 178, p. 1474.
A
55 %■ of
entitled
its
"A"
class
reduce
program
shares
of
tion
stock of
the meeting. The committee has demanded that "appropriate notice
of the call of said special meeting be mailed or served on the class
"A"
stockholders forthwith." This demand
was
made
in
accordance
A
or
capital
the
all
of
Canada,
awarded
to
offered
1953,
to repay
requests with Arthur Dressel, Presi•dent of the corporation and has designated Nov. 24, 1953 as the date
of
Gray Manufacturing
to be used
are
purchased
company
announcement
255,658
of
The
must
the expansion of Carroll's Ltd., the
31-store chain acquired in May of this year by The Grand Union Co.,
has been made by Ralph D. Lytle, Vice-President and General Manager
of Carroll's. The new store will be known as Grand Union-Carroll's Ltd.
of
than
an
More than
ago.
which
724.
announcement
to
outstanding
Grand Union Co.—Canadian Unit Expands—
first
meeting
commenced
registration
the
1953,
protective committee.
Requests in writing
with
The
ber
178,
Park for $75,000.
more
according
.
p.
outstanding.—V.
(R.) Hoe & Co., Inc.—Special Meeting Sought—
A
Debenture and
—
Feb. 3, last, covering the proposed sale of
$1,350,000
20-year
6%
first mortgage
convertible debentures due
March, 1973, and 1,565,000 shares of class A stock (par 10 cents).
The
debentures were to have been offered at par and the stock at
SEC
with the
stock
common
on
11,
Ardsley Burial
Withdrawn—
has
company
filed
was
of
shares
be
owners
Stock Offerings
$1,096,586
$2.10
$2.75
Bridgeport Station and related transmis¬
operation, expanding and improving trans¬
new
full
Accordingly, the directors have determined, subject to stockholders'
approval of the proposals, mentioned above, to raise the additioal
capi¬
tal required at this time
by the sale to the public of approximately
100,000 shares of common stock of the
1952
share
the
substations
although
struction
1953
each), without underwriting. The net proceeds
$75,000 bank loans and for improvements.
entered an order suspend¬
The Commission
1953.
433,644
on
company
On
16 announced that it has
a
of
securities at
instance
Oct. 14 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
covering $100,000 of 6% registered subordinated debentures due Nov. 1,
1973, to be offered at par (in denominations of $100, $500 and $1,000
$13,700,171 $10,627,315 $11,490,232
$48.68
$37.76
$40.82
*-v $3.16
$2.39
$2.61
in the $1 par value common stock of Adolf Gobel, Inc.,
the American Stock Exchange, for a ten-day period effective
on
is
time
financing program contemplates the sale of addi¬
this time, in order to raise
approximately $2,000,additional capital to provide the company's commitments under
construction program. These funds
may be applied in the first
its
>■
Hillside Cemetery Co., Roslyn, Pa.—Files With SEC—
The
trading
listed
to
company's
tional
tions
Gobel, Inc.—Stock Suspension Continues—
The SEC on Oct.
ing
of
amount
second
time
000 of
1474.
p.
178, p. 386.
(Adolf)
The
to
-
768,491
.
preference share—
common share
-
per
•Based
in
dollars
States
income
Net
Earned
—V.
earnings
current
countries
foreign
United
13,146,819
present
from
making other property additiohs and improvement in
keep pace with steadily increasing demand in fhe terri¬
tory served by the company. V
'/
engines,
$1,375,363
profit after taxes
•Earnings per common
^
14,785,507
21,647,397
the
issuance
and
order
public.
Sept. 30—
of
into
lines,
system,
present the corporation owns 13 acres of land in Marlton, N. J.,
upon which it has built a new building for testing purposes. The cor¬
poration has plans to build an assembly plant with 18,000 feet of
floor space on this tract of land.—V. 178, p. 758.
Net
and
income
and domestic
profits taxes
excess
the
to
by 300,000 shares (from
unchanged.
stock.
common
unit
second
sion
mission
(Walter E.) Heller & Co. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
$37,177,557 $27,387,046 $26,606,315
1,061,498
987,896
894,312
relating
stock
leaving
stock
During the remainder of this year, and until completion of the cur¬
phase of the construction program, work will continue on putting
the
and
9 Months Ended
1953
.
-
of
shares),
preferred
rent
company
motors
Subs.)—Earnings Increased—
Depreciation.
Foreign
shares
loans,
Nine Months Ended Sept.
from
1,100,000
proposal,
$30
at
will be used to erect a new assembly plant, for
development and for working capital.
was
incorporated in New Jersey on Feb. 26, 1951,
to take over the exclusive manufacturing rights of the Hedges Patents
for automotive,
truck, tank and tractor Diesel Engines. The general
net
386.
Gillette Co. (&
/Profit
to
cumulative
such
At
Common
authorized shares of common
shares
authorized
*
Net
the
crease
offering was not underwritten.
The
unit.
purpose
state
&
taxes
,
,
special meeting of stockholders will be held on Nov. 12, to take
action. on two important proposals relating
(o the financing of the
company's construction program. The first of'such proposals is to in¬
1474.
p.
Oqt. 15 said
on
.,
A
The corporation on Sept. 9 offered publicly 10,000 shares of class A
stock (par $10) and 20,000 shares of class B common stock
research
1953—12 Mos.—1952
$9,165,161 $5,622,114
3,119,182
1,416,687
>
$2,701,811
1,002,057
sales
Prov.
r
renders
Utilities Co/ —Plans Common Stock
common
The
Co.—Earnings-
Giant Portland Cement
before
of the National
assistance to any
arfy
who
Southern
Financing—Edward L. Shutts, President,
in substance:
'
'
companion
Pfaudler Co.
Profit
Iowa
member
pay
Inc.
178,
date
over-subscription
will
$250
closing
no
Hedges Diesel, Inc., Marlton, N. J.—Stock Offered—
per
Net
contains
800,000
1371.
General Tire &
See
29,657
$103,156
;
66,255
income
operating
Net
of
rights.—V.
it
Dealers,
company
rights,
fee
maximum
a
$468,285
280,060
$838,887
the
underwritten,
Securities
of
The
were
the
not
exercising
person
exercising
$54,761
of
is
and
features,
sent to stockholders.
rights will be Nov. 10.
warrants
issue
5
(1569)
exercise
the
for
1953—8 Mos.—1952
$5,191,538 $4,010,784
1953^—Month—1952
$664,590
$521,924
441,105
412,126
72,000
15,000
48,329
40,037
revenues
Operating
subscription
Ohio—Earnings—
General Telephone Co. of
Period End. Aug. 31—
Ooeratine
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
stock.
the
at
to
the
The
$100
per
date
sale
of
of
the
3%%
bonds
is
not
conditioned
on
the. sale
of
stock.
at
p.
1372.
-
r
UNDERWRITERS—The
purchasers
Stuart & Co. Inc. is acting
as
named below, for whom Halsey,
representative, have severally agreed on
The Commercial and
6
a
(000's Omitted)
(000's Omitted )
Stuart
Halsey,
Cor.
&
Kendall,
Dick
Co,
Iowa
of
& Son,
Gregory
Inc
&
Co
Curtis
due
V." 178,
also
Scranton
Stifel,
Nicolaus & Co., Inc.
Walter
Stokes & Co
Stroud
&
HdifV
"
*
" '
250
Gas Co., Inc.—Places Pre¬
This corporation has sold pri¬
—
'
announced
-
Net
from
Net
ry.
185,700
2,141,844
railway—
income—
949.
•
:
oper.
178,
832,548
p.
2,266,408
3,459,867
1,589,697
931,628
676,823
5'/2%
tax—_—
—
42,000
earnings
*Loss.
28,800
I*-!.
incl.
362,500
725,000
725,000
$1.00
$1.00
Working
capital
10,387,975
loss.—V.
177,
10,400,104
'Net sales
i-Profit
with
for
__————
before
income
4,262,000
Net
profit
•
Common shares outstanding
'^Earnings per common share
v
*After
preferred dividends.—V.
173,
Super
in
The
Profit
before
Prov.
for
•
Net
inc.
Fed.
$31,516,963
$37,503,341
$28,766,554
4,,755,948
profit
Common
,;,Earns
3,035,112
5,451,861
4,638,686
1,400,000
3,400,000
1,850,000
$1,830,948
$1,635,112
$2,051,861
933,380
466,690
$3.92
$3.50
$4.39
$6.06
'''After
com.
dividends.—V.
preferred
177,
and
2679
pp.
Period End. Sept. 30—
1953—9 Mos.—1952
for
•
■
.
Lockheed
development,
officials
178,
to
1955,
and
.
3,491,887
3,355,438
4,680,100
only
4,278,597
-
about
or
on
Nov.
the
1953
2,
bids
sealed
for
$420,359
$599,227
$603,707
Nov.
purchase
1953.—V.
9,
178,
Net
the
of
43,052
263,2|0
58,074
income
$683,405
$642,279
$866,947
$1,094,329
deducs
270,191
310,829
339,921
593,753
income
E.
Balance
$331,450
$527,026
and
The
66,000
88i000
in
88,000
stock
share
com.
$265,450
$0.79
shares
440,000
on
$347,214
of
$439,026
178,
of
To
make
to
of
products
1953
1952
$13,148,357 $12,821,817
sold
be
sub-
1475."'
p.
Up%-
share
and
depletion..)
Oct.
$1,609,842
18,042
$1,627,884
7,392
19,894
income
19
deductions
Provision
,
Federal
Net
-V.
for
income-
Federal
excess
profits
807,000
profit
178,
for
each
for
the
on
the
number
will
be
agent
as
soon
as
had
rich
stock,
shares
headed
by
Julian
will
be
Loewi
to
reimburse
expended
located
Upon
i
348,718
ment
are
-P.
on
Co.
&
the
net
the
shortly
to
R.
Steelman,
offered through
of
publicly
as
a
national
around
for
funds
underwriting
full
on
rata
pro
Dec.
178,
1953,
1,
such
of
proceeds
the
sale
or
company
667.
p.
quarter
first
company's
sales
Proceeds
$1,250,000,
expended
Canadian
Koehring-Waterous, Ltd.,
and
sale
will
acquire
located
corporation
the
and
to
a
as
of
at
to
are
used
be
The
ownership
*
Mr.
funds
of
shares
at
of
proposed
offering,
the
company
will
gain
have
a
good
approximately
the
same
rate
a
as
year
ago.—V.
Sold—L.
D.
Sherman
&
Co.
12,890 shares of
per
share.
common
stock
This offering
was
(par 33%
completed
cents)
on
following day.
proceeds
the
last
$58,000,000
margin.—V.
capacity
for
a
selling stockholder.—V. 178,
p.
1475.
day
the
week,
a
three
road;
increased
and
which
and
two
or
of
payout
in
seats
earnings
made
L
Equipment
auction
in
was
in
cents
9.8
fact
it
of profit
percentages
net
1952.
receipts in
Sprague
decrepit
Mr.
without
times
42
the
railway
The
operating
for all
average
cents.
7.2
was
ago,'
years
L.
St
dollar of gross
railroads
despite
showed greater
territory
&
M
ratio,
transportation
percentage of off-line traffic and serves an
communities. Although it does not have such
as others of
these lines, only two other rail¬
St L
&
every
at
took
management
the
of
major
"no
one
wanted
condition. The company
the
said,
single
a
bid
being
was
Then
made.
St
&
over,
Today
present company.
with
railroad
effect give
M
bonded
no
him control
offered
has
L
The
As
yet
of the road."
over operation
to
have
committee
a
officers
of
board
date for this conference has not been
a
of
directors
meeting of shareholders
nounced
there
that
changes
any
In
June
railway
holders
31,
the
in
and
is
1953.—V.
and
at¬
"extra
sharp"
drawings
York
City
At
No.
the
claims
group
that
shares
537,654
it
an¬
make
of
the
represents
outstanding
Manufacturing Co.
duplicating'
printed
at
Jan.
Introduces
—
designed
paper
typewritten
or
the
at
National
new
a
company
to
pages
Business
stiff
announced
produces
backing
copies
that
at
a
or
produce
penciled
Show
model
new
facilitates
the
15
seconds—approximately 16 times
copy
a
full-page letter, according to
these
to
Mr.. Heineman.
New
in
of
rate
faster
the
full
one
than
duplicator,
filing
'
pages.
duplicator
company
Duplicating Paper—
of
the
time
and
copy
The
annual
1953,
19.
Oct.
on
12-C,
Fax"
copies
same
by
12,
The
stockholders
1275.
p.
announced
was
the
of
"Thermo-Fax"
new
May
year.
the
set.
Heineman began acquiring stock
Heineman
shares
178,
the
one
from
requested
as
1953,r Mr.
The
164,317
at
for
office
authorization
board,
July,
company.
of
elected
was
to hold
no
Minnesota Mining &
:
production
a
"Thermo'
typist
a
-
each
page
can
re-
company
will
178,
be
p.
exceeded
quarter,
To Continue Expansion—
in
the
H.
which is the
fiscal
year
1953-54
by
P.
Buetow,
business
some
market
plant
and
"We
this
equipment
third."
1373.
President,
last
week
stated
adjustments appear to
decline,
in
the
be
expects
company
fourth
that
"despite the fact that
indicated
to
spend
quarter
in
at
of
the
the
1953
recent
same
it
as
stock
level
for
in
the
did
-
plan
downturn
no
in
capital
outlay,"
Mr.
Buetow
said.
"In
fact
.
t
':r:' Prov.
Jf.S' Net
income
taxes
Common
177,
1952
and
state
inc.
dividends
shares
per
p.
paid
outstanding
common
413.
share
7,383,120
1951
$38,276,292
taxes
6,548,203
7,419,324
3,180,000
$3,368,203
1,350,552
1,350,552
1,350.552
use>
2.025.828
1.350,552
made
cating
in
by a
machine
new
with
all. business
company
its
new
fields.—V.
product
...
the
"Thermo-Fax"
"extra-sharp"
paper
178,
dupli¬
•
p.
1373.-
now
available
for
$3,789,324
1,350,552
sales
3;630,000
$3,671,120
Fed.
profit
Common
—V.
1953
$46,311,720 $42,241,407
before
for
we plan
to expand our research program." He said that the com¬
pany's faith in this concept had been confirmed by the large number of
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
sales
Profit
Earnings
went to
best
large
service
M
the
St
A
television
seasonal period, will no doubt also show a big sales
year,
with
every
indication
that
the all-time
high
Masonite Corp.
178,
of New York and Sincere & Co. of Chicago 6h Oct. 14 f.
sat $2.87%
its
that the second
Years Ended Aug. 31—
Co.—Stock
on
in
common
that
Net
net
of
stated
peak
over
record
1161.
offered
increased
since
Chairman
be
of
,
Freimann
industry's
stock outstanding.
The registration state¬
Koehring profits in the first nine months of 1953
discloses
the
has
company
would
extent of
management
year
The
present
♦
an
products.
Brantford,
replace
the
demands.
sales
the
for
at $16,052,000,
reported
were
operated
1373.
p.
and
few
to
area
of
&
M
bearing
.->
the business, aggregating this all-time sales record of the company
a like
period. The introduction of two new low-priced high fidelity
phonographs increased the volume of the radio-phonograph division
by 300% over the same period of last year, with production of these
products lagging considerably behind orders.
syndicate
completion
running
The
the
remit
to
sale.—V.
such
reversible
speed
manually
are
torneys meet with representatives of the minority group to discuss their
thereof,'a
for
improvements in its plants, particularly Koehring Southern
in
Chattanooga, Tenn.
Kropp Forge
r
and
single
a
178,
first in receivership and then as
the M & St L is probably the
debt. Earnings are good. Divi¬
dends equal 6%
to 8%
of the market value of the stock. Yet this
group,
headed. by Ben. W. Heineman, a Chicago lawyer, wants-the
directors to make him Chairman of a new executive committee, which
the rate of
record at the
period of July through
increase of 42%
over the
$11,336,000 reported for the same period last year. Frank Freimann,
President, stated that sizable sales gains were made in all divisions
offer 50.000 shares of
announced on Oct. 22.
President,
Milwaukee.
company
company
of
Waterous,
Ltd.,
Ontario, now known
Co.
of
he
the
to
directors:
of
exceptional
has
in
only
at
Magnavox Co.—Sales 42% Higher—
The
$473,090
September
expects
company
expected
i
lieu
In
b"
brakes
load,—V.
e
which
of
corporate
second
:the
revenues.
heads
par
of
This
common
to
outstanding
29, 1953.
will be issued.
driven
is
friction
Group—
New "Thermo-Fax"
"*
-
1953
for
dividends.
an
that
the
the stockholders otherwise entitled to such
authority and instructions to sell such full
practicable for the account of the stockholders
stockholders
of
1,
these
after the M & St L emerged from a receiver¬
four months—the road has paid out 37% of its
This compares very favorably with the rate of
many
other railroads, Mr. Sprague pointed out. It has replaced all
its motive power with diesel electric engines; brought all of its rolling
stock up-to-date with steel cars; improved and modernized its trackage
and
buildings;
and greatly increased its operating efficiency.
Th'fe M & St L in 1952 had the third best operating ratio of the
nine railroads in its territory, which includes some of the largest and
most
prosperous
railroads in the country, Mr. Sprague reported,- It
offered
for
with
thereto
costs
Dec.
of
principally
St. Louis Ry. Co.—Management Offers
board
years
earnings in
"Eighteen
not !
$10
1126
variab
a
actively,
1944—one
Since
ship of 20
nine
Oct.
to
such
payable
the
on
selection
designed
are
dividends.
in
revenue
certificate
of
full shares
equal
to the
aggregate of
all "the
nrsued to Guaranty Trust Co. of New York-or its
shares,
the
did
Speeders
on
and
11-man
The
of, stock
shares
ten
on
shares
shares
Koehring Co., Milwaukee, Wis.—Plans Financing—
The
costs
Speeders,
of
participate
would
dividend
stock
10%
a
stock,
(common)
fractional
291,700
$465,880
development
Manuel
Gear
ago,
financial
on
in the first nine months,* resulting
approximately $106,000 for the first
of
declared
have
fractional
fractions
667.
p.
San
income
843,200
280,900
tax
the
j.
its-line .of
diversified
more -
a
1126-A
contact
committee,
would
a
further reported:
expected that such development costs will increase
to fully offset the taxable income for the entire
entitled
Other
on
models-to
new
of
area
;
business
of
nominee
Other
v,;'\
demands.
its
head
handles
deducted
capital
No
482,933
expenses—
of
shares
which
against
also
•
1952
24,071,568
5 $404,772
1953
36,714,455
$3,507,'728
—
liability
tax
is
directors
close
10,729,042
$1,561,172
administrative
and
540,811
7,943
general
11,054,317
$1,553,229
Selling,
10,000,000
Houston,
minority
a
capitalize
months
the
public!
a
of
executive
-
Pay 10% Stock Dividend—
value
one
Sept. 30—
sales
covering
that'-public offering will be made
Texas, will be the under¬
and
Co.,
offer
Model
external
accommodate
campagin
V
'
to
would
v
Kingston Products Corp.—Earnings Increased—
9 Months Ended
p. 387.
this group became a M & St L stockholder less than
Mr. Sprague said, and almost immediately began his
organizing a stockholders group to alter the present
coroprate structure and policy. His main demands are creation of an
six
If the San Manuel development costs had been capitalized
from income,
the tax liability for the first nine
have been approximately $1,165,300."
'
):
1953.
The
Cost
outstanding.
-
sufficient
months
$0.94
387.
p.
outstanding,
shares
26,346,767
group
of stockholders of this company are
the exceptional success of the present manage¬
the demands are being made, L. C. Sprague,
President, told a press conference In New York on Oct. 22.
The minority group has sent
a series of letters to the M & St- L
made for Federal Income or excess profits
expects to file a consolidated tax return for 1953
development costs of its subsidiary, San Manuel
taxable
it
months,
instead
$412,576
$1.00
$0.60
stock.—V.
common
and
is V-belt driven by a 5 hp four-speed electricallyallowing for speeds of 1,800,. 1,200, 900 and 600 rpm
Meet Minority
ment
been
Although
the
indicated
an
amount
year
for
—
the
Corp.
offset
nine
has
company
deduct
to
Copper
$500,576
66,000
available
per
"Based
Net
Treasurer,
provision
taxes.
$413,214
common
°Earns.
Dodge,
"No
in
,
)
driven- while brake loads are applied to the
reversible single-speed •Jnotor'allows the spindle;-to
direction.
;
"
' "f
A
motor,
The
efforts
with the
due Sept.
bon()s, ,to
and ' Profit'
Sept. 30—
production (pounds)
profit after depreciation
$1,036,255
263,046
Value, Etc.—
spindle,
Speeder
Demands
con¬
.
expects
company
the
two
and
Minneapolis &
to
will
Copper
fully
Net
established
customers.
spindle.
will
and
roads
Preferred dividends
agree
is
either
in
each
motor.
To complete
'•
for
of
1126
one
1126-A
offered for public sale at competitive bidding. Net
the financing will be used for construction
of utility
about
or
H.
etc.
not
but
,
now
can
its
spindle.
driven
voicing
19 filed a registration statement
of first mortgage bonds, series F,
Oct.
on
$25,000,000
9 Months Ended
$5,314,852
Operating expenses
has
on
•
February,
in
start
31, .1953.
On
1953—12 Mos.—1952
$5,283,807
&
1373.
addition
to
contrclled
1372.
p.
Magma Copper Co.—Output
$3,954,665
Int.
was
transmission gears. Model 1126-A Speeder
with individual drive and brake for each spindle to allow
the testing of a set of gears at the same time. Model 1126 Speeder
be
that
announced
announced.
is scheduled
company
invitation
Thitted
$3,912,246
Gross
thereby
company,
company
institutions,
registration
complete
Christie
p.
Models
second
to repay bank loans incurred therefor. Construction expendi-.
the period Sept. 1,
1953, to Dec. 31, 1955, are estimated,
the
Oct.
2569.
revenues
Operating income
Non-oper.
inc,' (net)
from
com¬
equipped
for
.
be
$117,300,000.
Kings County Lighting Co.—Earnings Increased—.
Operating
is
line, has signed a final contract
for trans-Atlantic service. The German com¬
1955.—V.
company
of
448.103
share
per
The
and
insurance
production testing automatic
this construction program, it is estimated
require approximately $80,000,000 in addition
to
funds expected to be provided by depreciation accruals,
retained
earnings and this financing.
Short-term debt <3',4% bank loans) in'
the
amount
of
$20,235,000 are
expected
to
be outstanding
as
of
1,216,088
463,690
paid
.
Lockheed
to
at
$2,788,686
933,380
466,690
1,163,249
shares outstdg.
Dividends
the
stock
in the Trust's 29-year history.—V; 178,
the
that
178,
company
Both
the new German
to TWA
covering
that
,
this
*
airplanes built or on; order.
commercial airline order for
transport's 10-year history. now
approximates $160,000,000,
a
backlog
airline
major
June,
1983,
tures
&
taxes—k,
commercial
Constellations
plant or
2,925,000
taxes
inc.
profits
excess
.'4i
1
Order—
in a $40,000,000; contract
Kansas .City,, Mo..).
in
30.
proceeds
1950
$43,
1,224,093
—
shareholders
now
V.
the
The
1,
1951
is
B.
27.
With
Long Island Lighting Co.—Registers With SEC—
$2.51
1952
July 31—
sales
•>•
800,000
1953
stock
Oct.
.
series
Constellation
Lufthansa,
Delivery
King-Seeley Corp.- -Earnings—
Net
Airlines
World
Trans
500
another
clude
387.
p.
to
36
SEC
Year Ended
by
purchase is the largest single
completion,
2,531,000
$3,466,000
800,000
$4.18
—
its
and
Michigan Tool Co.—Adds to Line^—'
pany's decision to use Lockheeds was preliminarily announced in July.
Negotiations for additional sales to four foreign airlines are nearing
$2,134,000
Federal/ State and Canadian income taxes—
of
The
Massachusetts.
of
banks
shareholders and 2,025,657 in shares
110,925
record figures
announced
is
It
.
4,665,600
7,728,000
taxes————
in
sale
as
(Glenn) McCarthy, Inc.:—Offering Expected Oct. 27—
on
That amount covers 93 Super Constellations yet to be built,
allowance for a recent change in Eastern Air Lines' requirements
Deutsche
Sept. 6,'52
Sept. 5,'53
$71,425,000 $62,991,000
of
were
common
peak.
from
Ended:—
stock
common
1953, this Trust reports a net asset value per share
past 12 months from this date, there were gains of i
30,
number of
totals
-
132 the total number of Super Constellations sold > to
the new transaction gives the company a grand total
to
Lockheed's
V':.. Kendall Co. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
Weeks
with
TWA
In
36
-
Oct. 22 confirmed a record-breaking salejof
transport airplanes, the. new, model powered
on
model of Constellation in the
new
1902.
p.
call.
financial
Co.—Notes Approved
.
Constellation
than
more
The
v
*Net
•for
world airlines,
of
17,611,792
18,563.100
10,525,697
10,310,380
~.—
this
corporation
signed
any
18,046,821
.,16,416 in
the Nebraska State'Railway
$2,500,000 of
4VbVo
promissory.'notes,'7 it was
month.—V. 178, p. 149.
'
% .' /' C
A
authorized
been
issue
to
earlier
Boosting
18
727,825
$0.50
17,896,189
6.250 shs.
17,605 shs.
,
speed-increasing turbo-compound engines,
just
725,000
725,000
---—
——
the
members
its
upon
existing
the
In
$18.09.
an
Super
Shareholders investment
30
by
by
1950
676,200
—
June
approved
21
20
$21,027,796 $24,316,079 $19,704,082
1,127,118
*153,779
1,676,308
24,581
(after taxes)
Com. shs. outstanding..
Dividends paid
Dividends per
share_
,Net earns,
As, of Sept.
of
machines
This
1951
1952
1953
$19,789,651
becoming
it
to
industry
such
Massachusetts Investors Trust—Asset
/
..
.
from
FISCAL YEARS ENDED JUNE 30
FOR
—
has
company
Commission
Aus-
tralia and England)
Oct.
on
Lockheed Aircraft Corp.—Receives Large
Year End. June 30—
(not
received
dividends
include
not
institutions
.
subsidiary.-
HIGHLIGHTS
Sales
do
figures
above
by
with
will
new
funds -from
its
the
formed "for the purpose of
Massachusetts- by providing a
be available
to assist existing
was
of
"
,
Australian
which
encourage
financial
writer.—V.
announced
NOTE—The
the
to
therefore
and
It
Corp.—Stock Split Approved—■
Lincoln Telephone & Telegraph
*$58,214
$41,718
—-----
——-——
$20)
(par
$10)
(par
stockholders
The
Net
;
overwhelming majority
both the two-for-one split in the capital stock of the corporation and
the
increase in compensation to be paid ta Lehman Brothers under
the terms of the Management Agreement.—V. 178, p. 1372.
1952
*$29,414
tax_—
income
for
1953
$83,718
stock
pfd.
conv.
stock
Lehman
(& Subs.)—Earnings, Etc.—
Earnings before provision for income
financing
derive
money
nature,
prosperity
designed to
make loans and other investments of a nature not customarily under¬
taken by! financial institutions, thereby spreading the risk among all
These
*•
Provision
cumul.
The
Sept. 30—
of
and
will
compete
risk
a
speculative."
business
which,
lend
to
$150,000
$150,000
,
15,000 shs. "
75,000 shs. :
note
mortgage
first
Common
'
(Julius) Kayser & Co.
3 Months Ended
the
from
panies
to
of
considered
source
loans
^Outstanding
^Authorized
115,177
6%
railway—_
on
businesses
%
PRESENT FINANCING
EFFECT TO
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
253,499
1—
Jan.
ry.
—V.
4,402,745
4,775,032
2,225,770
789,855
$501,530
118,626
4,653,511
$592,036
292,976
127,288
$643,021
327,539
66,388
from
from
Net
$550,835
income—
oper.
From
Gross
Net
railway—--
railway- —
from
Gross
a registration
statement with the
its $1 par common stock, to be offered
.
1950
1951
1952
1953
filed
16
share.
per
.
.
Kansas, Oklahoma & Gulf Ry.—Earnings—
August—
Boston,
/
..
the
proceeds from
net
PROCEEDS—The
178, p. 758.
Oct.
on
be
company
/
cumulative preferred stock
through Cruttenden & Co., it was
Corp.,
-.
sale of the stock, together
the members and stockholders." Proceeds of the sa'e of stock together
with
the proceeds from
with
funds derived
from loans
the sale of $150,000 5V'2%
first mortgage
by members will be applied first in
notes,
are
to
be used
to purchase 45%
of the common stock of„ -payment of the expenses of the company's organization and of the
Petersburg (Va.) Television Corp., and to complete the payment of its
current financing: second in payment of its current operating expenses;
new
studios.
'
and third for carrying out its general corporate purposes. George B.
BUSINESS—Company
was
incorporated in Virginia in 1946.
It
Wells is President.'
*
operates radio stations WLEE, AM and FM.
•
vately 25,000 shares of $5.65
(without par value)
$10
at
undertaking
new
Va—Stock Offered
Corp., Richmond,
Inc., of
Co.,
Oct.
on
150,000 shares of
sale
promoting
Richmond, Va., on Sept. 29
publicly offered to residents of Virginia only at par
($20 per share) and accrued dividends an issue of 6,250
shares of 6% cumulative convertible preferred stock. The
offering was quickly completed.
^
\v
>
&
;
companv
must
capital.—V. 175, p. 2594.
working
—Galleher
Natural
Stock Privately
outstanding loans and to provide
proceeds will be used to retire
Lee Broadcasting
100
600
1474.
p.
,
250
—
Inc.—
Company,
l,00ff^-~3'homas & Company
Kansas-Nebraska
-
1953
No underwriting is involved.
c
was
created
by
special act
of
the
Massachusetts
July 3, 1953, "as a business development corporation to
provide iinancing not oiherwi.se
readily availab.e, for the promotion
of economic activity in Massachusetts. The company is engaged in a
The
new
W.
additional
250
Co.
&
pub ic
Legislature
1960.
The
200
Inc.
Co.,
250
.
ferred
250
corporation
covering
for
pany
Hughes &
Chas.
500
____—
Mullaney, Wells & Co.—-Paine, Webber, Jackson &
WCK/UVi,
UftbAOUIl
See
500
E.
Raffensperger,
100
500
250
Heller, Bruce & Co.——__
Hirsch
Pollock & Co., Inc.
Prescott, Shepard &Co.. Inc.
1,000
Corp
This
SEC
Privately—The com¬
Notes Sold
—
Development
Mass.—Registers With SEC—
company s mill
recovering $725,857.—V. 178, p. 297.
has placed privately with Mutual Life Insurance
Co. of New York, an issue of $2,500,000 5% secured notes
Wm.
400
—___
Merle-Smith—,
&
First
Corp.
Lawton Oil
100
Inc.
isen,
Company——500
&
Courts &
r
Monday, October 26,
.:
.
Business.
Massachusetts
V
,
this
(
$100
Inc.
Writer & Christen-
Peters,
500
Redpath
Cooley
dry ore,
tons of
53,209
treated
.
1953,
30.
Sept.
Copeland &
Patterson,
Inc. $2,400
Auchinclcss, Parker &
ended
months
three
rhe
For
Ltd.—Earnings—
Shore Mines
Lake
respective
the company the
commitment basis to purchase from
firm
principal/amounts of the bonds set forth below:
;
Chronicle
Financial
(1570)
3,712,000
$2.72
"
Mississippi Power Co.—Bonds Sold—
$2.49
$'2.81
The
due
public offering on Oct. 8 of $4,000,000 first mortgage 3%%
Oct.
1,
1983
Pierce,
Fenner
V.
p.
178,
1373.
&
at
101.265%
Beane
was
and
accrued
quickly
interest
by
oversubscribed.
bonds
Merrill Lynch,
details in
See
Volume 178
Missouri Public
The
to
Federal
26
to
Service Co.—Hearing Oct. 26—*
Power Commission
Oct.
commence
two
on
scheduled
has
consolidated
a
applications relating
to
natural
proposed
service in Clinton, Mo.
The applications are
by Cities Service Gas Co. of Oklahoma City,
Okla., which is proposing to construct metering facilities to supply
natural gas to Missouri Public Service
Co., which wants authority to
fcuild 24.4 miles of
pipeline to carry the gas to its local distribution
system in Clinton.
Estimated
cost
of
Cities
Service's
facilities
is
New
York,
Period End.
requesting
additional
128,225
Chicago &
and
Sept. 30—
Pabco
shares.
U.
S.
income
Other ry.
Provision
1953—9 Mos.—1952
$
$
126,585,032
1,582,500
2,245,000
14,341,000
12,435,500
taxes
tax accruals.,
Monarch Machine Tool
Period End.
Sept. 30—
shipments
Cross
Wet
profit
number
after
f
711,824
731,620
6,375,983
1953—3 Mos—1952
2,486,933
16,967,947
Motion
Offered
2,137,846
13,876,552
$6.01
^Earnings
12,688,429
$0.96
shares
$5.43
"'After
New
1953—9 Mos.—1952
405,218
1,510.995
420,000
420,000
$0796
$3.60
$2.33
Gordon
Meeks
(Tenn.)—Securities
&
Oct. 12 offered publicly "as
Co., Memphis, Tenn., 011
speculation" $50,000 of first
a
The
bonds
It
is
during
bond
the
the
be
two
be
5%
$10,000
fund
this
cumulative
and
amount,
at
will
and
par
from
Oct.
The
constitute
not
accrued
This
for
16
is
two
proposed
aa
feet ef
The
'
the
picture
'"vTr.
and
sound
release printing;
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
7 r-''
"
,
mortgage
bonds
due Oct.
The
par''valueti_/___:i_.~.
Mem¬
"The
•
has
program
recent
>
been
further
(acquisition of the
advanced,"
Albert
gain,-and
to
share
the
«n
vecord Oct.
176,
the
250
Federal
million
Power
the
application
31,
electric
of
Niagara
Commission
that it received
1952,
and
for
the
to
from
energy
shall
*
♦22.71
share.
per
taxes
five
of
of
'#1.751,563
net
This
cents
based
value
a.
per. conmon
of
reserve
unrealized
30,
1953
share——.--,
$487,000,
added
Mr.
were
incl.
panies
sales
and
wcr-king
company
Federal
hearings to
..
of
to
aggregate
Profits,
that
also
rate
Co.
Power
Oct;
earlier
tShe
in
19
comments
Provision
after
of
Sept.
1953
30,
provision
net
on
identified
for
capital
(&
so
subsidiary
this
date.
proceding
involving an
facilities which will
.
maintenance
"
(see
taxes___
'.
♦Based
share_____".__
on
1,969,807 shares
NOTES—The unremitted
Canada)Profits
in
the
consolidated
and
profit
branches
being
And
gas
shown
above,
the
are
profits
sidiary. and cash dividends received
and
branches
1953
of
as
Foreign
free,
which
amounted
to
earned
$98,101
currencies
prevailing at
$3:64
$142,034
stockholders
1953
31,
authorized
the
10%
ffre
of
number
is
proposal
and
from
during
rates
at
and
of
the
reported.
nine
Net
of
management is
will
18
vote,
—V.
shares
common
the
dividend
to
2,050,000
Sept.. 30- the
recommend
the end
to
the
asset,
value
National
of
a
of
declare
this
year,
the
share
per
equivalent
Net
year
.
assets
earlier.
-owned
4
made-
$11.40-
end
shares
:
-
on
the
of
30,
Sept.
with
Sept.
30,
$11.91
30
and
third
quarter
with
10,492
1952.—V.
178,
p.
asset
1-
National
Tea Co.
Period Elic. Oct. 10-r-
(&
"
.
•
—1V; 178, p.
-v.
$
1162.
,
1953—Month—1952
.
$0.61"
15,813,934
$5,287,017
$4,942,850
86,017*,.?&.405j
<net>_i__—-JL'
804,765
?
828,000
76,907,174
69,927,789
17,179,400
10,940,679
889,781
7,438,402
7,187,216
income
1,959,390
1,316,658
16,431,048
450,180*-
'
450,180
charges—____
2,084,014
1,303,159
16,501,654
Skamania
is
the
gives
178,
oxide
share,
per
1476.
grinding
and
promotion
and
to
be
used
GIVING
to
expand
mixing department, to
for working capital.
EFFECT
TO
the
for
pay
PRESENT
authorized
recapitalization
and
directors
own
total
a
adver¬
of
the
the
discretion
will
in
common
be
the
management
the aggregate
stock
of
exercisable
above
the
oi
the
until
permit
at
company
date
a
mentionad
149,500
connection
with
of
division,
to
carry
operating
and
is
offices
leased
The
for
.
as
-
uses
The
are
and
in
trade
of
sells
as
The
purchase of 75,000 shares
share. The warrants will
following the public offering
"Irish
Opelika,
and
of—"
Total
Net
-
V.
,
■
pet. assets—
asset
The
*
net
value
asset
178, p. 299.
per
as
produced
in
Ala.
sound
at
by
Brand."—V.
the
the
home
This
A
plant
Power
Commission
has
approved
share-as
the
merger
into,
this
of two of
178,
merger
p.
'
1277.
tape
record and
to
p.
marketed
is
of
Dec.
.
The
31,
1952
was
$1,708,410
$12.10
$14.19.—
corporation and Benson <fc Hedges, two of the
companies,
has
been unanimously
approved in
board
oi directors' of both corporations,
it was
Oct. 22 by Alfred E. Lyon. Chairman of the Board of
this
on
<fe
and
Joseph
F.
Cullman,
Jr.,
Chairman
and President
Hedges.
will be submitted to stockholders of both
for their approval.
Details of the special meetings will■ be
Decline—
$1,527,790
$10.82
'
*
the
Morris,
Benson
The
1374.
Sept. 30,'53 June 30, *53
at
of
by
announced
Philip
company
/."
cigarette
principle
recording
•
178,
"
'
a
Philip Morris & Co., Ltd., Inc.—Plans Merger—
pleasure.
—r-,.-——:—
per
used
debts, obligations and liabilities of Southern and Chester, and will then
all of the outstanding stock of those two companies to be can¬
leading
share-——...U-v.—-----
value
be
Ohio, to manufacture polyvinyl chloride resins.
plant is now underway, and it is scheduled to
the
Chester
-
magnetic
and
equip¬
for General's chemical
plant General is con¬
cause
Oversea# Securities Conine.—Assets
As
will
glassed-steel
'
program
its subsidiaries, viz.: Southern Pennsylvania Power
County Light & Power Co.
^.
Philadelphia presently owns all the issued and outstanding shares
of the other two companies.
Philadelphia will assume all outstanding
Co.
later.
ing Completed—The
of
for
order
peace-time
expansion
polymerizers
Federal
company
this
Association-^Staek Offer¬
'
$6,000,000
Philadelphia Electric Co.—Merges Two Subsidiaries—
per
Road,
feet.
well
business
the- tape
name
square
and
for
single
Into operation late next year.—V. 178, p. 1374.
go
shares.
Marvyn
on
businesses
both
of a $200,000 order from the General Tire
giant polymerizers was announced on Oct. 21.
10
was
13,500
produces
many
sound
majority
the
located-
contains
company
reproduce
298,968,886
a
Polymerizer Order-
by the company.
a
the
celed.—V.
company
for
largest
Construction
incorporated in Alabama in March,
on
the
business of J. Herbert Orr who had been
sole proprietorship since 1946.
The company's plant
BUSINESS—The
.'
.
structing at Ashtabula,
the
$2
months
13
in
above bank credit agreement and through
securities at a later date, Mr. Spaulding said.
this company
Co.
received
on
The balance
applied toward
program.
the
1276.
p.
the
Part
75,000
construction
company's
under
borrowings
178,
is
shares.
158,154
electric
its steam
expanding
in
part of the remaining cost of its new facilities at Holtwood.
funds to complete this program will be obtained through short-
ment
422,500 shs.
stockholders
engaged
a
Rubber
Outstanding
the
by
Bonds Sold Pri¬
—
the general funds of the company to be
added to
Receipt by
stock purchase warrants to be Issued 50,000 to the underwriter
designees and 25,000 shares to the company's officers and em¬
its
in
1953—10 Wks—1952
of 22,000 shares of common stock made on
share, with a dealer's discount
finally withdrawn on Oct. 19;—V. 178,
Pfaudler Co.—Receives
mag¬
FINANCING
75,000
a
license
was
currently
is
finance
to
term
&
750,000 shs.
to
for
,,
.
company
Added
best-efforts basis.
stock
Pursuant
of
application
of
priority
Lehman Brothers at $73 per
financing
Co., New York, is publicly offering an
of common stock (par 25 cents)
CAPITALIZATION
not
holder
1163.
p.
offering
secondary
year
are
on
proposed Swift Power Development,
proposed Muddy Power Development. A pre¬
the
for
and
the
covers
Penney Co.—Secondary Offering—
cents
The
10,772,703
iron
a
Association has successfully com¬
pleted its offering of 200,096 additional shares of common
.stock to stockholders, F. D. Campbell, President, an¬
nounced on Oct. 19. Primary subscriptions took 185,337
shares (or 02.62%, 'o|i: the total), with the rest allocated
in
,
preliminary
proposed hydroelectric projects
Clark Counties; Wash. '
two
for
company
18-month
has v issued
Commission
permits
This
of
-
-
New Projects—
generating station at its Holtwood (Pa.) hydrolectric plant and a
of the $9,000,000 will be used to retire unsecured notes issued
under a $12,000,000 revolving bank credit agreement entered into last
1059.
p.
financing,
-value
surplus!!
portion
10,948,420
proceeds
.
<fc
vately—The sale of $9,000,000 of 1st mortgage and coll.
trust 4% bonds, series due in 1983, was announced on
Oct. 22 by G. W. Spaulding, President. These bonds were
placed privately through The First Boston Corp., with
11 insurance companies and pension trusts.
99,004,104
9,145,642
a
The
'
-
V
'•-17,544,-714
—
stk., :divids;
Power
permit
13 by
90
p.
$
117,956,024
9,766,479
____
1,326,006
ployees
•
$
12,678,087
net
1950
-
the
other
the
Oct.
1953—8 Mos.—1952
$
•
'
925,429
per
under
N«w England Gas & Electric
*
on
-
...
"
~
'
<
-1953
•
1952
—_*$22,831,731 $20,756,784^
-
Pennsylvania Water & Power Co.
14,931,513
share
or
11,768 shareholders
shareholders owning
$
$ /-•
33,841,324 352,150,491
r
requirement--------------r
com;
River
of
(J. C.)
$57,713
2,280,215
$2
*
was
Subs.)—Current Sales Up—
36,731,267
for
this
to
Lewis
The
taxes—
operating
"
Sates
60,000
taxes—
178,
cers
298.
1953—4 Wks—1952
$535,000 "
$4,568,269 .'$4,210,255
construction.—V.
■
Warrants
.
•
$1.96
770,000^
•;
carrying out the necessary investigations and surveys for prepa¬
ration of an application for an FPC license. It does not authorize any
7, 1953, the 1,500 shares of $100 par value common stock were
exchanged for 273,000 shares of 25c par value stock, of which the offi¬
earlier.
the-same as
"
60,000
income
Common
-
year
L-
deductions
other
dividend
liminary
Sept.
1953
a
2,142,000 *
r_.
—V.
.
about
or
r
c
•
the
compared
compared
Sept.
on
in_1952,'
as
$28,707,007
At ..the
2,611,649
2,401,459 shares
J
to
totaled
$90,807,000 $75,417,000 *
4,021,560 - 1,355,000
while
on
Authorized
per
cents
tl
.
1952 -:'
1953
'
$5,373,034 •' $5,038,255
Federal
One
issuance
shares
—9 Mos. End. Oct. 3—
"
18,902
$185,817
.
a
7
Investors
r
-
$0.68
:
shares.)
(net)__-
avail,
The
the
Telephone Co.—Earnings—
tising and sales
maintenance
after
;
$1,879,560
revenues—
the Issuance of additional
3,900.000.
to
board
"
654,000
...
i—-I—.*—
at
share- compared with $12.23 at the beginning of the year
Adding- bark the distribution from realized gain on investments of
;was
*
and- taxes.'J—
expenses
and
permits
the
to
expected
are
before
payable
expected
from
directors
on
the
1
,
ORRadio Industries, Inc., Opelika, Ala.—Stock Offered
:
National Investors Corp.—Asset Value Lower—
On
'
issue of 149,500 shares
or
upon
Increase
to
loss
^
—S. D Fuller &
-,
official
other matters,
charter
the
the .present
♦10.99
*
'
income
will be
1952.
among
of
at
1476.
s$4,118;089';\$3,760,075
•Operating revenues include $1,379,609 of temporary surcharges for
recoverable excess steam costs; incurred during the period of September,
1952 to January,; 1953;" '
' V.
"
/"
•*,
•v
63,998
;___
expenses
after
Net
months
1952.
exchange,
quarterly cash dividend of 75-cents
Of the proposed stock dividend.—V. 178, p. 1062.
_
possible
PROCEEDS—The
31,
Aug.
restatement
approved,
stock
common
Nov.
on
amendment
be
p.
Nov.
income
Bal.
$85,188
operating
Other
(excl.
netic
The
IT
for
reserve
loss
Operating
Plans 10% Stock Dividend—
proposed
will
178,
taxesr—:______ 1-
revenues
Preferred
36,866
14,912
Period End. Aug. 31—
Canadian sub¬
foreign subsidiary companies
$1,632,888
converted
were
Aug.
16
shares.—V.
$648,148
income
Net
$48,322
252,939
Operating revenues
by' the
compared with $1,466,983 for the nine months of
held
share
on
taxes-—1,302,148
State
operating
Interest
per
367,854
costs
and
Ohio Bell
foreign subsidiary companies and branches amounted to
♦3.975,830 (after taxes) during the nine months of 1953, as compared
with $5,387,281 during the same period of 1952.
Included in the net
•profit
shares
common
each
payable
$28,780,000
before
and
Gross
$416,176
sundry
drilling
.
a31
of
for
176, p. 2532.
Federal
subsidiaries
of
2,300.000
stock at the close of business'
share
earnings
Other
1952
____!
_______
rentals
Net
—V.
outstanding.
now
profits
included
not
are
.«
that the share¬
announced
the
Pacific Power' & Light Co.—Earnings—
of
8,958,303
$4.13
60,000 shs.
used
be
of
43,933
profit_______L„—
operating
abandonments
$7,164,763
-
Outstanding
common
quarterly dividend
share on 4,600,000
per
16
split of
common
additional
one
12 Months Ended August 31—
applica¬
400,957
Total
16,123,066
$8,142,922
per
receive
Oct.
on
2-for-l
Earns, per shr: (on 959,052
—-V. 175, p. 1225.
further
$499,058
-
10,122,081
;___
FINANCING
at
1953
expense
Intangible
1952
18,265,003
PRESENT
TO
Corp.—Split-Up Ratified—
a
sales
Net
'
income
Lease
1950.
1953
an
Act
Company
60,000 shs.
President,
approved
The
50c
Operating
scheduled
month
Six Months Ended-June 30—
Income from oil interests-
com¬
profit
♦Earnings
Miller,
Plans Two
$190,708,541 $162,690,207
and
income
EFFECT
$5)—
(par
will
20
of
Net
Oceanic Oil Co.—Reports Loss—
'•"/•
Subs.)—Earnings—
•<
foreign
it
constitute
Investment
Oct: 3.'53-
The
$10,162,593 or
municipal
appreciation
of
p.
the
3 Mos. End.
Commission last May 1 authorized Northern to
construct, but
operate, part of the facilities covered by the application.' That
authorization applied only to the-main-line facilities which Northern
plans to construct during the first year.. Decision on the
second-year
construction
plans, - as well as the allocation of the additional gas,
was deferred
pending further hearings.—V. 178, p. 1276.
Net
178,
which
not to
and
unrealized
would
which
under
-
Organized—•
was
State
certificates.—V.
below)
for
GIVING
'•
$24.51
assets
feet
Midwest.
$
Net
W.
.
Other
Sept. 30—
deprec.
defined
as
Pacific Mills—Earnings Show Gain—
share, for
net
day to customers in
the
adjuncts
companies
952.
p.
have
Federal
per
Total
all
and
other
of
above. '
Commission
commence
business
promotion
operations
any
company
Com¬
p.
Edison
hotel
the
in
the
'
1952
by this company to build pipeline
ultimately to transport an additional 300 million cubic
Operating
branches—
afteT
in
engage
stock
Oct.
on
142,-
ol
Ontario
cents
43
investments.
tion
'
'
at
share
per
of
in
outstanding. Holders of record of
$277163,940, "while'shares outstanding amounted to
1476.
.
178,
Abandonments
Sales,
to
Pacific Lighting
Northern Natural Gasr
Co.—Pipeline System Expansion^
The
Straus/"by
./;%/•
National Cash Register Co.
9 Months Ended
engaging
assist
Robert
the Ontario
an
*$24.09
equivalent
appreciation
issue of 59,800 shares
an
($5
for
program, can be completed without
1
assets
was
cost
on
Seattle, Wash.—Stock Offered—
offering to the public
par
of
178,
and
value
is
at
and
Net
•
Indicated
1374.
p.
stock
not
—V.
Ontario,
1953
Northern Illinois Gas Co.—To Be
ai
856.
p.
on
See Commonwealth
■
National Aviation Corp.—Net Asset. Value—
:
178,
CAPITALIZATION
energy in its Southern
the power would be deliv¬
;
-
>
to
company
1940.
bids
Mohawk
the
this
engage in the hotel business and allied businesses and in con¬
nection
therewith
to
acquire securities
of
other corporations,
but
the
use
authorized
has
will
Falls, N. Y.
plans
Commission
approximately li miles of natural gas pipeline in
area.
Total estimated cost of the project
is
purpose
thereof,
electric
of
aggregate
an
Niagara
1953.
of
Authorized
of
from
energy
Power
from
Commission
Commission
$1.00
v
2011.
p.
1983.
kilowatt-hours
Power
177,
per sharei.
No underwriting is involved.
proceeds will be used to purchase hotel properties or interest
therein, or securities pertaining thereto.
The corporation was organized in Washington
as of May 20,
1953
\ "
regular quarterly dividend of 10 cents
stock,
payable Nov. 1. to stockholders of
'
common
21.—V.
and
$0.90
share—
Tne
of
purchase
1,
907,824
1,513,039
Calif.,
corporation
common
Operating
-
conserve
phases of the expansion
outside financing. /
directors'have-declared
The
a
The
of
investment
receive
28
the
Oct.
95,216
95,216
226,956
1,513,039
dividends.—V.
Pacific Hotels, Inc.,
...
Pick
that current
additional
in
amounts
Buffalo
1,127.601.—'V.
Co», Chicago/Ill."
stock -dividend plan will be discussed
capital
a
at
Ontario
Sept.
the
secure
for
due
presently receives electric
.
Outstanding
!
$50,000.; .?'•; $50,000.
*
12,000 shs.8,0<to shs.
Straus ^ said' that a.
at
stockholders'- meeting--to- be. held on Dec. l;"It is
being considered
duaL purpose pr
enabling stockholders who. desire-to do-so, to
the
(for
Oct.
on
Y.,
N.
bonds
Hydro-Electric
stated
declared
declared—
common
total
a
$992,800.—V.
holders
additional
asset
tax
of
program
Mr.
•
to
to
up
the
to
Mohawk
V.'Before
"
this "Corporation accelerated
in
1952
with the acquisition of The Maxwell
Co., Inc., Miami, Fla. (May 31,
A952), has made tremendous
progress,"
announced'--Nathan 'Straus,
Chairman of the-Board, on Oct. 14.
•
'
vr:-v•
our
applied
AsofSept. 30—
Straus-Duparquet, Iim:.—Expansion Progressin
-expansion
York,
164,000
$1,608,500
re-
Sept..
Niagara Share Cbrp.-—Asset Value Declined—
•
"The
record
428,000
outstanding
Federal
Earnings
Net
.
,
Nathan
of
Sub¬
stock
system. Niagara Mohawk said that
only after all commitments to United States customers have been
fully met.—V. 178, p. 1374.
>' " ""
"
*
feet'
PRESENT. FINANCING
1275.
p.
(EST)
a.m.
New
mortgage
Ontario
Authorized
•;
•.
Stock* 7$I
178,
11
St.,
kilowatt-hours during
kilowatt-hours through July
mission
to
r
■.
*.'
Common
It),000
and
is-located at T83G Exchange Building,
• v...-*-- "v
»
.*"•
_7
,
7'
:•
chattel
—V.
28,
will have a plant equipped with
and
sound recording
equipment,
lor handling-"approximately 12,000
printer?;
capacity
corporation's, office
...
stockholders
324,928,000
970,000
and
on
duplicating.
CAPITALIZATION
•
of
•-
company
weekly
combined
Tenn.
First
Aug.
processing
Stock
—
common
1,772,500
1,888,689
—
ered
machines,
aggregate
Kodachreme
phis,
in' Tennessee
picture film
has
transmit
annually
receives
proposes to limit its activities
company
Corp.
of
Authority to Export Electric Energy to Canada
to
per
Pittsburg,
Common
Niagara
picture and sound track film, 10,000 feet of reversal fihri, 60,000
of
feet
w
that
developing,
wita
Incorporated
rendering motion
Initially; the
to
up
Broad
general
taxes
$1,460,689
preferred
construct
share
will
15
Commission and
was
of
purpose
Gas
&
shares
337,118
common
per
income
Pacific Gas & Electric Co.—New Construction—
The
1162.
p.
Canada.
work.
m.ni.
It
■
the
services:
to
corporation
energy
de¬
a
1840,
authority
There
interest.
Electric
the
$40,000,000
Seeks
requirement.
BUSINESS—Company
1953,
Room
of
1,
PROCEEDS—The net proceeds are to be used to purchase equipment
costing approximately $40,509 and the balance added to working
capital.
related
State
corporation
at
pay the 5%
per annum
earnings after taxes and
such non-payment, should
net
year,
redeemable
reach
the
York
it
to
company
per
to
-are
sinking
Interest
unless
fail
bonds
no
to
years,
exceed
earnings
The
entitled
obligatory for the
first
interest
net
fault.
will
will
not
178,
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp.—Bids for Bonds—
chattel mortgage bonds due Oct.
1, 1963, with 5,000 shares
of common stock
(par $1) in units of $1,000 of bonds and
100 shares of stock at $1,100 per unit.
1955.
dividend—V.
on a l-for-8 basis, 327,757 shares
rwere subscribed for. The subscription rights expired on
Oct. 5. The remaining 9,361 shares were sold for
group
account on Oct. 6 by the
following underwriters: The
First Boston Corp.; Lehman
Brothers; Wertheim & Co.;
and Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane.
(See details
of offering in V. 178, pp. 1059 and
1162.)—V. 178, p. 1374.
420,000
yl.35
$0.64
sh.
com.
L7 at $30.62 V2
^
977,904
420.000
Laboratories, Inc.
per
preferred
the
$6,540,774 $24,377,200 $18,322,460
566,017
Picture
—
•After
;
15,704,760
1,476,156
.
'Earnings
mtly offered
taxes—
Earnings per share
—V. 178, p. &55.
income
Federal
dividends
6,124,635
1,806,282
inc.—
oper.
scriptions—Of
shares-
capital
Net
Co.—Earnings—
$8,240,850
__
railway
for
Common
117,305,438
1952
1953
taxes
Net
-
Net
income
Common
S
Subs.)—Earnings—
$36,836,795 $35,727,371
before
profit
Preferred
dividends
15,077,933
(&
sales
Profit
St. Louis RR.—Earnings—
1953—Month—1952
Products, Inc.
Years Ended June 30—
Net
'
14,000,629
income
7
(1571)
$
Gross
Missouri
Public
Service's are
estimated
to
cost
$676,012, of which $573,610
■would be for transmission facilities
subject to FPC jurisdiction.
Missouri Public
Service said that the gas would
be resold in the
Clinton area, with some
being used as boiler fuel in its electric gencrating plant at Clinton.
The
company estimates its
annual firm
demand
at 241,803,000 cubic feet in
1954, increasing to 399,107,000
cubic feet in 1956.
Interruptible requirements are estimated 1,727,367,000 cubic feet/ per year.—V. 178, p. 570.
$6,450,
stockholders
"
Priced at $13.75 per share, the offering was managed by
a First Boston
Corp. group. See also V. 178, pp. 1374 and
1275.
hearing
gas
■
»/
Number 5267... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
proposal
..
"
„•
„
contemplated
plan
-'
•
»
*
companies
announced
>
-
involves:
'•
;
*
be called Philip Morris-A
Co. to acquire all tlte assets, both tangible and intangible; and assum*
all the liabilities of the two present companies.
>
' •
2—Common
stockholders of both Philip Morris & Co; Iitd.; Inc,
and Benson & Hedges will receive one share of common stock in
1—Formation
-
of
a
new
corporation
to
1
'8
(1572)
new
The Commercial
for
company
.shares
of
each
share
held.
There
at
are
present
ally,
2.448,121
Philip
Morris and
438,428
shares
of
Benson
&
Hedges
outstanding.
•
Holders
of
Philip Morris 4'.v
series
preferred stocks
and
3.90%
series
preferred stocks
would
receive
identical
preferred
stocks in
the new company.
There are 185,854 shares of the 4%, series preferred
stock
common
127,996 shares of the 3.90%
treasury stock.
3—The
board
of
directors
Morgan
would
in
the
Parliament
A.
Bache
&
Bacon,
Hedges
with
F.
Cullman,
would
Jr.
-
III
Other
in
posts
would
the
the
be
basic
the
to
division.
6—The
the
"Va.,
at
and
in
Benson
of
Philip
by
the
by
Fifth
&
Ky.,
Morris
Board
Morgan
Ave.,
New
York.
Stanley
con¬
Hulen
Bayou
field
Benson
C.
both
Philip
C.
operation by
in Richmond,
Hedges facilities
&
Sand
gas
Paine,
&
Oct,
board
•
and
19,
Hedges
unanimously
22.
These
completed
analysis
the
of
situation
du
&
rate
of
day
on
per
discovery
perforations,
407
barrels
test
a
of
through
14,549-581
well
of
east
gas
distillate
the
No.
The
2,500,000
well
from
company holds a 3,600 acre
discovery well.—V. 178, p. 1277.
block
around
this
Sons
Hallgarten
&
neW
Harriman
Stetson
Stone
20,000
Co._
&
4.000
Ripley
&
G.
Street Fund, Inc.—Asset Value Off 2.08%—
As of Sept. 30—
Het asset value per
'After
paid
in
allowing
Jur.e
$5,701,132,
of
for
the
this
which
30
cents
Total
year.
was
1952
*$13.76
assets
net
applicable
share
per
to
of
as
414.425
capital
30,
of
Sept.
on
1953
Period End. Sept. 30—
were
capital
$
8
G.
White
&
offered
to
serving
Co.,
Pittsfield,
purchase
stock
Mass.,
announced
Oct.
on
19
Federal
Co.-—
>
defer.
for
The
"
INCOME
1953—12 Mos.—1952
.
129,406,215
16,655,952
23,239,496
Operating
Other
'
I
Gross
Price Mercantile Co., St. Louis, Mo.—Files—
23,311,249
388,256
433,759
company
Oct.
on
filed
20
covering 11.750 shares of
key employees at $25.50
letter
a
of
stock
common
notification
(par
$251
176,
share.—V.
per
p.
with
to
be
the
the
25,510,981
23,699,505
6,816,671
Service
Electric
&
Gas
Net
to
7,043,135
35,661,473
10,093,950
income
Co.—Stock
Offered—
stock and
mon
net
from
mortgage bonds
the
will
be
the
sale
of
this
additional
used
'Earns,
June
15,
1954
and
to
pay
PROGRAM—As
of
Of these amounts
of
145,000
Station
kilowatt
and
installed
$23,300,000
capacity being
one
turbine-generator
Burlington Generating
at
sion of the gas
the
installed
of
of
Station
and
company,
an
operating
This
at
in
turbine-generator
Generating
capacity
$22,130,000
the
the
company
12
months
alone
ence
shares
June
30,
$223,107,543
the
on
stocks to $2.13 per share
common
mon
ended
were
$25,438,595, equal after dividends
the rate
of
40
for
to
and
1953
and
preferred
the
on
the
on
cents
common
share
a
Refugio,
expan¬
tion
utility
gas
operating
net
and
average
1954
and
GIVING
mortgage
EFFECT
bonds
h
2|a
•
TO
series
due
mortgage
are
currently
PRESENT
/,
series
5%
series
series
due
due
due
1980____
J——
2037__
2037
Debenture bonds:
0 3/
well
DeBaca,
being
long-term debt due 1962 (5% )__
Cumulative perferred stock ($100
part:
$1.40 div.
as
pref.
rnmLn5 stock
Common
'Closed
mortgage
(no
stock
tff-.
said.
15,000,000
71 250.000
mill.
The
25T45.000
30,000,000
strip
up
of
wildcat aqres
been
the
Roosevelt
and
encountered
corporation's
tons of
which
finished
increase
products
immediately
is
for
<
in
•
cold
to
inch.
rolling
48
be
installed
mill
inches
skin
The
be
will
wide
mill
gives
fine
a
to
surface
.
high •skin
the
to
45,000,000
40,000,000
I
electric
stainless steel is
This
18.194,900
372 000
has
53 shs.
249.942 shs.
the
made
made
250,000 shs
is
at
the
ducers
of
Since
sion
steel
made
third
major expansion in
stainless
1946
steel
Republic
and
program
in
recent
plant
also
9,163,386.8 shs.
by
to compliance
the
with
u
first
and
applicable
$5,000,000
the
refunding
provSms
principal
company.
Sin-
-y the trustee and
UNDERWRITERS—The
underwriters
named
below
and the company has
agreed to
ingot tons,
in
the
has
has
the
the
sell
to
severally
them
sever¬
822,421
$0.19
$0.84
These
^
annual
announcement
tional
share
authority
shares
for
...Donald
loans
and
four
to
to
steel
the
from
finance
stock
President,
of
new
the
New
York
The
First
from
the
for
said
he
the
financing
■
1948
pro¬
its
on
.
expan¬
8,600,000
to
1513.
assembled
21
from
existing
an
said
other
no
TV
any
"it
firm
was
is
even
:
•
set
color
to
$16.76
assets
for
$17.83
$635,558
were
Co.—Plans
$250.
$17.85
number
and
of
facilities
Expansion—
hearing will commence Nov; 4 on two
involving the construction, acquisition
company,
in
Georgia.
involves
is
proposing
construct
to
estimated cost of $66,800;
an
Southern's
line,
proposed acquisition of
consists of about 5,800 feet
which
extending eastward from Southern's Macon line.
about $13,852 for the facilities.
This application
pay
for
line
tap
site
would
be
the
and
located
for
sold
abandonment,
for
about
the
sale
mile
a
of
from
$9,429.—V.
178,
sale
by
its
p.
Atlanta,
to
portion
a
the
of
Macon
old
line.
tap
1375.
Pacific Co.—New Appointments—
of
John
B.
Reid
announced
was
time,
same
Mr.
Vice-President, with headquarters
by D. J. Russell, President.
\
as
Oct.
Rus.sell
19
Assistant
as
the
to
the
announced
appointment of Robert
with headquarters in San
President,
'
and
Plummer
appointments
The
title
will
in
from
present positions of
financial
office
in
New
railroad's
become
/
.
advance
the
to
are
Vice-President
at
the
V.
178,
time
of
in
his
effective
Charge
death
of
last
Nov.
1.
held
Finances,
August,
has
by
been
John
G.
abolished.—*
1277.
p.
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co.—Sell Stock—
The
company
has
,
Co.,
($100
to
sold
its
parent, the American
700,000'shares of common
,
Telephone
&
share).
per
The
parent.—V.
additional
an
proceeds
178,
used
were
to
repay' advances
stock
at
par
from
received
the
1375.
p.
(A. G.)
Spalding & Bros., Inc.—Secondary Offering—
secondary offering of 35,961 shares of common stock
(par $1) was made by Smith, Barney & Co. on Oct. 20
at $13 per share, with a dealer's discount of 85 cents
per
A
share.
of
.one
New
offering
addi¬
new
York,
can
be
of
.
bank
--.This
SEC
Los
for
its
the
Investments
Angeles,
an
of
&
United
has
Can
given
stock
consists
of
a
Inc.—To
Part
Sell
10,500
company
has
applied
{
the
to
with
&
respect to its proposal to sell all
Glass Co. to Hunt Foods, Inc.; an<|
interested
thereon.
at
Securities,
investment
order
hearing
Foods
closed.
books
"
Calif.,
a
Hunt
the
-
exemption
holding
and
2492.
Commission
Can
to
oversubscribed
was
p.
Its Portfolio—
request
_
be. used .to .repay
176, p. 2167. .•
It
175,
Special
Commis¬
156,250
Corp:,
r
Oct.
\
Gas
Arkwright tap
Telegraph
Republic
are .to.
construction.—V.
net
Commission
this
Macon
Reid
The
of
-
on
President,
'
of
and
Service
hopes'the
' '
First TV
—
„
$16.37
Vice-Presidents
steel
modern
basis
Boston
$0.45:
(temper)
1939
178/ p.
Public
Y.
produced
because
over
809,554
1164.
N.
Kaplan,
convert
sh.
authorization
York,
Walsh
financing.
year.
to
York.
Mr.
mill
rolling
in
stockholders
on
be
676,300-
$364,107;
-
& White Unit—
products
L.
1,040,407
/
$400,000,000
$10)
to
ever
changed
Assistant
■
thickness
most
capacity
common
(par
held.
common
first
the
its
stock
shares
Campbell,
the
proceeds
to
offer
;
set
plans
pipe
Plummer
Corp.—Plans Stock Offering—
applied
to
common
previous
W.
before
net
of
each
underwrote
The
has
company
for
electronic
be
to
per
facilities
New
At
approxi¬
•
...
and
said.—V.
of
Rochelle,
$9,581,301-.,
'602,100.',
178, p.
Old Black
an
receiver.-Michael
would
Southern
in
mill
-
than
more
its
'
$0.34
television
Plant
requests
Both
~j
Additions
largest
world.
spent
raised
Rochester Telephone
The
sion
made
have
809,554
822,421
$103,056 tax refund.—V.
application
Southern's
—V.
bonds
$689,546
measuring station
steel ;and» imparts
-
stainless
years.
of
one
and
4,773,166 shs.
$149,916
Natural
103/4-inch
;of
where
for commercial production.
Massillon
Massillon
10,262,000
plant,
year
v
1,291,646
Power
other
Atlanta's
of
rolling mill.will, be made at.
Republic/has 17 electric furnaces.
furnace is the only type of steelmaking furnace in which
Canton, Ohio,
The
three of ;
Redemske,
$10,329,102
shares.
Appointment
stainless
.
2.
1953—6 Mos.—1952
.
278,600
'
.
by
and
Co.—Earnings—
1953—3 Mos.—1952
In
one
of
the
applications. Southern
approximately 2 miles of 123/4-inch line at
v>.*
rolling
rolling
Nov.
Sept. 30/53 June 30/53 Mar. 31/53 Dec. 31/52
of
E.
certain desirable physical properties for
fabricating/
Stainless steel
for supplying the new
7,537,800
Pen
Francisco.
minimum
a
owned
Granholm
428,516
by
sale
by C. M.
wideVcold
shares
'
share
per
record
762.
Federal
the. com¬
completed in
capableof
down
260,000
Shannon,
cents
of
$4,665,442
pipeline
of
*
-
.
a
10
151,700
to
value
21
26-inch two
a
be
and
are
of
holders
Chaves
in
,
facilities
to
will
to
.
—
Southern
drilling
to
the project
of
asset
The
New
install a cold rolling
reducing • staipless steel coils,
cold
anticipated
'
-
,
428,859
ever
p.
at
•
178,
.
$5,028,671
corporation
Oct.
^ ^
begin
set
month
on
its
covered
five-year
1958.—V.
$277,159
color
178,
A
the
rolling capacity
a
announced
1,
taxes
and
in ,east-central
block
acre
Oct.
taxes.
applications
to the
of
presently
a
withdraw
which
4,
$975,000
:
inc.
Southern
received
Counties
in
8,400
will
steel plant were
reducing stainless steel coils and
1/64
-
7,462.900
372 000
l mort&a8e- includes
d by the trustee and held by
1,800
equipment
It
main
75,000,000
26,000,000
30,000,000
9,040,500
7,742,900
20,000,000 shs.
issuance
Quay,
facilities
Ohio,
will
auxiliary
The
4,773,166 shs.
par)
32,854
President.
cold
hel^by"hi Mm^a„p/mclpal am°Unt authentlc«^
agreed to purchase,
by
15,OOo!oOO
500 000 shs
tUnlimited, subject
the
of
dividend
a
to
Messrs.
Sept. 30,
1953,
total
shares outstanding 38,832.
'
.
properties
corporation's-purchase
mately 18 months.
(n0 pan
further
steel
White
250,000 shs.
(cumul.
.
the
on
also
of
new
10 000 000
series
com.
L *1? ^
n mnnnf
fma
for
and
18,195,600
The
551.
p.
install
Preparations
'
58 shs.
to
167,
pany's Massillon,
249,942 shs.
-*rS jrieS~7
have
miles
50,000,000
70'SeiRpHpV
Ina'//
?
three
to
stainless
-
White,
'
4
Unclassified
v
-
the
of
one
Republic Steel Corp.—Adds to Rolling Capacity—
Outstanding
50,000.000
40,000,000
1998
Misc.
n
Guadalupe,
shows
Gas
within
County."—V.
com¬
the
„dU!;
ko"*
6 ,v
due
was
With¬
Southern Industries Fund, Inc.—Asset Value—
southeast New Mexico, said: "The recent oil discoveries in Chaves
County have resulted in increased leasing activities by many of the
major oil companies in and around the area of the corporation's acre¬
age," he state. The Reiter-Foster acreage is located throughout Chaves,
15,000,000
(newi__
plant
commenting
15,000,000
1972
1983
in
1$55,000,000
850,000,000
series due 1979
Series due
8%
due
Mexico.
New
due
Nov.:*' 16
applicable
At
$80,250 after payment of a' contingent retainer
attorneys who had conducted the litigation.
Brown,
Mexico.
was
FINANCING
not
manufacturer
first
—V.
,
bonds:
1965
in
acres
will
Sept.
on
engaged in this kind of work."
'
reported the sale of its gasoline plant
purchase oi two-thirds undivided interest
absorption
SEC
declared
Set Made from
first
the
company
receive
will
Curry,
$2 g09 Q00
refunding
series
2,4%
the
.
stock
due
3'/4%
series due 1968
3% series due 1970_______
3
were
21
the
and
report,
press
stockholders
3ightmaster Corp., New
Net
two-thirds undivided interest in
quarterly.
1955
and
3Va'/r
dividends
which
on
and
prefer¬
number of
15
officers,
income
capital
This
•
Corp.—Buys Wildcat Acreage—
Oct.
on
Texas
gasoline
Mr.
reve¬
income
dividend
Authorized
lien
prior
tFirst
27—The
Oct.
Bonds
wildcat
32,854
Plans
CAPITALIZATION
*5%
shares
a
the
debentures
payable
profit
Color
.7,578,252
,
by Reiter-Foster as a result of a five-year > litigation concluded last
January. The sale price, according to Lee Polk Brown, President, was
$107,000 on a $2,500 monthly installment basis, of which the corpora¬
being
outstanding during the period.
DIVIDENDS—Dividends
paid at
of
Inc.—Statement
572.
black-and-white
Corporation's
electric
most
EARNINGS—For
of
,8,363,941
-*---
number
average
corporation
The
Kearny
kilowatt
to
with
fund
stock,
is
'Gives effect
.
—-•'■
'
Reiter-Foster Oil
densely populated and heavily
industrialized areas in
New Jersey, including most of
the State's
larger cities. Population of
the territory served with
electricity or gas, or both, is over 3 900 000
Through a subsidiary the company also
operates local and interstate
bus transportation systems.
nues
the
$2.09
Sept. 30,'53 Sept. 30,'52
4,772,079
4,810,643
stock
common
19.
Co.,
common
Sheaffer
before
As
will be spent during
one
at
185.000
distribution system.
BUSINESS—This
serves
applicable to
are
to
Oct.
on
,
p.
A.)
Number
/
2,881,507
$2.01
3,911,750
1;
6,000
recently
share) have all been
per
Oct.
stock
'
and
178,
for
Net
will up to 11
a.m.
(EST) on Oct. 27 receive bids at its office, 80 Park
Place, Newark, N. J., for the purchase from it of $30,000,000 first and refunding mortgage bonds due 1983.—
V. 178, p. 1374.
June
major portion of the balance
filed
sinking
dividend
..
is
1954^^
j.
preference
stock
on
Bids
30, 1953 the company's
to
approximately $91,084,000 of which
applicable to its electric department and
$29,453,000
to the gas division.
The company estimates that
between $40,000 000
and $45,000,000
has
been
or
will
be
expended
during the last six
$61,631,000
dividend
'Based
amounted
program
$1.40
share
com.
^
program.
CONSTRUCTION
1,426,349
Sold—The
preferred
previously had waived their right to receive dividends for the
Prov.
6,749,443
12j754,222,,Ul,268,414
8,523,255
$1.48
—_
Name—Expects
above.
($25
on
according
offering
directors
Profit
,22,934,587
2,035,223
6,706,453
outstanding—
$1.40
-Common
com¬
portion
a
9,722,365
2,302,413
per
Shares
public sale this week of $30,000,000
the company to pay before
maturity
by
5,060,425
300,000
200,000
Corp.—Stock
Earnings per share
scheduled
$30,000,000 of bank loans due
the cost of its construction
construction
dividends
paid.from
5,023,208
-•}.
Co.
Share—
per
Hardware
/.Period End. Aug. 31—
Net'sales
common
Balance
'
proceeds
1,646,341
&
statement
common
1953.—V.
33,387,850
10,453,263
25,567,523
' 2,195,098
16,656,370
1,646,324
—
Common
the third offering of its common stock
months, public offering of 800,000 shares of
this company's common stock was made
on Oct. 21
by a
group of 89 investment firms headed
jointly by Morgan
Stanley & Co.; Drexel & Co. and Glore, 'Forgan & Co.
at $25.75 per share.
The offering was oversubscribed
PROCEEDS—1The
pref.
on
stock
18
and the books closed.
18,694,310
dividends
Preferred
^Representing
-within
_
._
&
423,635
7.
SEC
offered
1062.
Divs,
Public
income
Look
directors
the
The
.
32,964,215
35,227,714
264,166
deductions
Income
Wells
Rand & Co
cumulative
corporation,
(W.
(L. B.)
The
500,000
&
300,000
•
on
.
25,982,243
25,246,815
income
income
Deetjen
1375.
and
announced
was
convertible
who
they have
of this 100-year old
utility company
surrounding territory.—V. 174, p. 106.
500,000
Meeds
&
Co.
Manufacturing Co.
5%
proposed
The
21,343,057
27,823,328
19,842,717
$750,000
Bissell
Servomechanisms, Inc.—10-Cent Dividend—
762,303 (VV
740,418
21,377,803
:
Co
Mullaney,
750,000
.
1514
pp.
Acceptance
of
i
,
209,695,730
•
income
—
.
Co
&
Emanuel,
1,000,000
178,
bonds:
E
&
1277.
p.
s e
Fed¬
on
taxes
series
Laird,
&
Burkart
registration
the
*
taxes
Other
of
drawn—
2,500
138,865,208
16,881,036
V.
Segal
8,000
97,011,121
104,569,841
——
of
1277.
p.
that
control
and
&
& Co._:——I———
156,821,039 225,918,049
168,815.913
—_
expenses
income
taxes—
eral
Co.—May Change Control—
Inc.,
revenues
Operating
$
*
type
addition
The offering was underwritten by Cruttenden & Co., The First Trust
Co.
of
Lincoln,
Neb., and Wachob-Bender Corp.
See also V.
178,
2,500
OF
the
in
have-severally k&reecl
respective principal
Cooley
1,000,000
Co..
(F.)
sold, it
15,000
Co.——
Co.—
1953—9 Mos.-^l%2
stock
Prov.
Pittsfield Coal Gas
STATEMENT
it
program
.*
2,500
&
Yarnall
$8,000,000
offered to the public at par
8,000
Struthers
Wood,
6,000
approximately.
H
20,000
Co
Wood
E.
to
the
in
Hirsch
Marks
Securities
6 Vr
approved
a
change in the terms of
public offering reducing the sales load from 2% to 1%-.—V.
178, p. 761.
J.
10,000
—________
Witter &
Harold
6.000
COMPARATIVE
_
Operating
stockholders
Co.
&
Winslow, Douglas & McEvoy
20,000
& C0.__i._7__
Illinois
dividend
outstanding.
The
Hutton
E.
The
Weeks...
& Co.__
$14.36
gain
Sept.
shares
&
Hutton
F.
W.
1953
share
Dean
E.
Weld
&
below
basis,
$1,700,000
Co.
&
M,
shares
4,000
Walker & Co.7——
H.
below,
Pay Dividend of $31.50
.
20,000
—
Whfte,
Hornblower
Pine
6,000
2,500
Corp
Trask.. & Co.*—'. 10,000
Anthony & Co.— 10,000
Securities,.Corp..--- 20,000
Van Alstyne, Noel & Co
2,500
Hayden, Miller & Co.4,000
Hemphill, Noyes & Co._
15,000
Blair
also
See
,
Union
20,000
——_
to
Tucker,
2,500
Co.,
Inc.
2,500
Spencer
6,000
this
Second Street Liquidating Corp.—New
6,000
.
Inc..-—
Co.,
named
1,000,000
See
Webster Securities
&
forth
Francis I. du Pont & Co.
Co.i—' 20,000
Corp
of
1953 to and,
July 31,
amount
10,000
Co.——
Scribner_
&
Securities
&
Stroud
8,000
Co.___
Agnew &
JVilliam R. Staats & Co—
4.000
2,500
:___
&
Barney.* &
20,000
Corp
Co
&
Smith,
1
leases
of
Reid
Garrett
Deane
2.500
;__
Shuman,
Singer,
to
account
on
commitment
2,500
Co.—
Co.—————
&
8,000
8,000
.
Company
Boston
Shields
15,000
Corpl,
Hallowell, Sulzberger & Co.
Frio
A
feet,
The
& Co...
Goodbody & Co
Granbery, Marache
cubic
choke
Pont
Co.___
4,000
&
that
underwriters
firm
a
Co.
4,000
Scranton
on
______________
Reynolds
Pomeroy, Inc.——
Scott, Horner & Mason, Inc.
W.
estimates
Securities
Laurence
8,000
Chas.
Corp^
FINANCING—Construc¬
incurred from
estimated
are
through the sale of securities,
determined, approximately $8,000,000
set
William
&
Hutton
be
to
or
1954
finance
purchase
Corp.
10,000
Co.—
&
Schoellkopf,
Securities
bonds
E
Equitable
2,500
—
——
8,000
,
Goldman, Sachs & Co
1
Chocolate
reserves.
and
3/16th inch
a
its
at
Rite*
2,500
15,000
2,500
Gardner
&
to
been
amounts
2,500
Co.—
& Co
Reynolds & Co..
Noonan
Dominick___-
&
First
Robert
Pressprich &
2,500
&
The
W.
Reinhoidt
Townsend.
Inc.__
Ferris
Putnam
2,500
Bodine
&
Bretscher
Estabrook
390.
p.
wildcat
a
&
Equitable Securities
Oct.
on
R.
to
15,000
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood.
2,500
6,000
PROGRAM—ADDITIONAL
PURCHASERS—The
&
'—_
Curtis
10,000
.
Jackson
2,500
Francis I.
directors
of
Webber,
Equitable
a group
.
6,000
—
by
due<
bonds,
mortgage
will be
which
to the
and the common stock just
recently offered, the balance
to be obtained from provisions for
depreciation, retained earnings and
short-term borrowings,
2,500
—
Co.—
headed
31,
company
not
series
4,000
Newburger & Co
Ohio
The
20,000
The
Dec.
required
has
Merrill, Turben & Co
first
offering to the
$18,725,000.
2,500
Beane_
8,000
Co
Crouter
Dixon
&
3%%
expenditures incurred
including
6,000
—
Co
&
$8,000,000
Sold—Mention
19 of the
1? 1983, at 102.738% and accrued interest by
underwriters
tion
Pierce, Fen-
Lynch,
Co.—Bonds
issue of Oct.
our
CONSTRUCTION
&
8,000
2,500
Corp
Inc
10,000
Rhoades
of
>/
Power
&
Monday, October 26, 1953
...
The offering was fully subscribed and the books closed.
Further details follow:
"
2,500
Corp.—
Loeb,
6,000
Collings & Co., Inc._
Haven
De
in
Clarke
M.
ner
2,500
Co
& Burr,
Higginson
McDonald-Moore
2,500
Dodge & Co.____'
Richard W
Davies
of
&
Dominick
financial
178,
Clark
20,000
Co._—
&
Langley & Co.__8,000
Merrill
.
Sons
Kohn
of
8,000
2,500
W.
Clark,
division
Hedges
&
the
by
County, Texas, five miles
Phillips holds large oil and
where
at .the
of
&
Peabody & Co.—
E.
Oct.
2,500
McDonal,d & Co.
Co.,
Cabell & Co—
Brown
Coffin
located
are
on
Benson
a
&
continued
Y.;
are
department heads
in the Benson
Y.
N.
of
Co.—V.
&
be
meeting
of
consideration
company has
in Galveston
feet
&
* 2,500
Laurence M. Marks & Co._
20,000
_____
Sullivan
1
Fulton,
flowed
2,500
& Co., Inc
C.
public
2,500
Hewitt...
&
Co.—
6,000
National Corp
Central Republic Co. (Inc.)
Phillips Petroleum Co.—New Wildcat Well—
This
Co,_
Central
such
City.
facilities
leaf
unanimously
special
a
Directors
York
N.
company
and
as
Benson
facilities
Yonkers,
at
of
tHie
would
and
serve
and
Morris
approved
to
New
research
Hedges
either
in
the .officers
of
and
was
followed
personnel
that
continue
office
Philip
Manhattan
proposal
actions
600
company.
Louisville,
The
The
manufacturing,
new
being
affecting
intention
Hedges would
remain
Morris
the
is
&
Hedges
would
moves
It
Benson
Carl
E.
cigarettes
templated.
&
Inc
Alex.
Lee
Simmons____
Blyth
Branch,
W.
2,500
Whelen
Bosworth,
Richard
8.000
Co
Kidder,
8,000
Baird & Co., Inc.
&
Ellis &
Morris
as
a
separate division of the
Philip Morris sales organization adding
line of tobacco products it distributes
8,000
6,000
W.
—
Janney & Co
Jones, Kieeger
Kean, Taylor & Co
4,000
Weeks & Co.,
Barth
Biddle,
company.
new
Co., Inc.__
Blunt
Vice-
a
Philip
and
Co
Baker,
McComas
become
of
Allyn
Robert
Chairman
and
Lyon
would
officers
C.
J.
operate
present
50,000
50,000
Whipple & Co
company.
same
Co
Co._,._______
Light
made in
was
Shares
Forgan & Co.______ 50,000
including
would be
Co.
Ltd.,
company
promotes.
5—No
&
&
company
and
of
their
assume
4—Benson
new
Joseph
new
&
&
Glore.
composed
Inc.
and
new
Messrs.
members.
Stanley
Drexel
Financial Chronicle
Rockland
stock:
common
series preferred outstanding,
company,
respectively.
Joseph F. 1 Cullman.
of
the
Executive
Committee
on
which
be
additional
Shares
the
present
directors
of
Philip Morris &
Joseph F. Cullman, Jr. and Joseph F. Cullman, III, Executive VicePresident of Benson & Hedges, Alfred E. Lyon and O. Parker McComas
would continue as Chairman of the
Board and President of the new
President
of
the
of
of
would
in the respective amounts set forth below, an aggregate of 800,000
shares
.
and
and
Special
shares
price of $11.50
persons
a
until
Investments'
of
its
share.
Oct.
30,
holdings
common
stock,
According to
1953,
of
to
to
United
be
sold
the applica-
<u.
r
.
Number 5267
Volume 178
of
shares
Delivery
Foods is purchasing from non-affiliated sources 16,754
United Can stock at $11.50 per share and, in connection
made an offer which expired Oct. 9, 1953, to purchase up
Hunt
tion
therewith,
Lockheed Aircraft
by
Europe
coast
83,246
United
(1573)
These 20
1955.
to
additional shares of such stock from the other stockholders
Can, including Special investments. The latter proposes to
offer its holdings of United Can stock to Hunt Foods upon issuance of
the requested exemption order by the Commission.—V. 177, p. 984.
to
of
•
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
coast.
to
'
be used
to provide
as
•
Corp. is
aircraft will
new
well
as
scheduled for the spring of
' •
Mr.
international flights
TWA
on
TWA's fastest,
most
'
•
.TWA had previously announced it was purchasing eight model 1049E
Constellations? with an option for 12 more.
The present order,
is. a culmination of the original
purchase plan. Approximately $45,000,000 is ( involved in this acquisition which extends TWA's lead as
/
Super
(Indiana)—Purchases Additional Land
•To
make
up
for acreage lost to refinery
use because of recent .<
Mississippi River levee and Federal highway projects, t ds company
has purchased a lowland tract,"of about 350 acres from International Standard Oil Co
Co.
Harvester
refinery
struction
or
acquired.
,
distribution
A
mium
of
at
account
on
of
$382.80 per
of
rate
the
reducers
such
'The
distribution.
.
distribution and must be accompanied by deferred
the July 1, 1943 and subsequent coupons.
directed to the fact that on and after Oct. 19, 1953,.
lating to the above
is
Attention
„
on the
transactions in said issue will continue to be
$1,000 original principal amounot of notes.—V. 158, p.
quotations
basis of
and
distribution
account
on
1676.
^-•
distribution.
Accordingly,
s
Securities
on
the
Oct.
to .the
directed
is
Attention
quotations
the
and
certificate
the
of
1676.
p.
that
fact
American Stock
above referred
corporation
covering
($100
continue to be made on
of debentures.—V. 158,
.
.
filed
16
letter
a
notification with the
of
shares of 5% preferred stock to be offered at par
and 15,000 shares of common stock to be offered at
($5 per share). The latter is to be offered only to purchasers of
preferred stock at the rate of 10 shares of common stock for each
share of preferred stock purchased.
No underwriting is involved. The
proceeds are to be used to buy plant and for working capital.
On the same date, another letter of notification was filed
with the
SEC covering 10,000 shares of common stock (par $5) to be offered to
employees at the average cost (now approximately $3.71 Vi each).
The
proceeds are to be used to start new plant at Clarksdale, Miss.
of
filed
was
shares
market
(approximately 45 cents per share)
Depicted in New Roll of
Thompson Products, Inc.—Is
Engineering Specialist—
This
Ohio,
Oct.
on
members
Addressing
the future, J. D. Wright,
at the Tapco plant in
broad industries of
security analysts,
specialist to the
President,
told
visiting
Cleveland,
parts
engi¬
automotive
the
to
neering
Federation
National
the
the company's
ranging from
also' emphasized
development
in
fields
of
advance
with
of
copies
neai
a
brochure
how results of Thompson's widely diversified research
development program have transformed
both the character of
showing
its potentialities lor the future.
addition to describing projects for motor
In
.
the
tells
brochure
.from
Wright
described
Thompson
Products,
.-.Mr.
lor
and
1953
as
with
vehicles
and
aircraft,-
a
total
year-of forced-draft production
sales headed for a new record in
year
parts
come
as
also
is
great
of life.
Thompson will have a lower volume of aircraft business next year,
not
so
much
because of recent Air Force
cutbacks, but because the
the
"
;
.
Total
for
sales
should
earnings
undertaken
load
defense
national
■■-year.
•
period
five-to-seven-year
production
high
1515.
additions
to
used
purchase
Pipe
and
improvements
and
and'
purposes.
other
for
purposes.—V.
corporate
general
178,
'
■•••
Corp. — Algemene
Arnham, Holland — Reports
-Rayon. Manufacturing
N. V.),
Earnings—
".%••.
reported to stockholders on Oct. 20 that total net
corporation income tax, during the nine months ended
Sept. 30, 1953, exclusive of miscellaneous income and losses, was more
than 30%. higher than in the corresponding period of 1952.
i The report stated, however,
that due to an anticipated increase in
the tax
liability for 1953,-total net income after deduction of esti¬
mated corporation tax for the first nine months of 1953 would be about
corporation
income,
the
before
same
that
as
comparable period
the
for
of
1952.
be
program
the
by
company
its
reached
the
at
scheduled
peak
;
Ordinary shares of A. K. U. are, under arrangements made
earlier
this
year,
exchangeable against American
Gross
of an ordinary share.
during the first nine months of 1953
sales
florins,
or
sales
florins,
tax,
totaled 134,000,000
1953 were 48,000,000
Sept. 30,
florins, or $3,700,000.—V.
States
United
-
Buy Stock—Employees of this
—
the company
concluded,
announced on Oct. 22.—V. 178, p. 1376.
Securities Corp.—Assets Up—
value
asset
■'Net
pfd.
first
per
valUe
1951
$
87,213,482 101,846,735
assets—.-'
net
asset
Net
1553
30—
Sept.
1952
$
of
per
common
94,760,869
$1,018.00
$88.17
ferred
Total
30—
ajssets--!
$250,000,000,
and
net
asset
^Net
j
value
1
I
.
$327.80
Wright
Mr.
of
up
any
of
which
7 For
$9.17
United States Lines Co.
—
Earnings Decline—To Omit
Common Dividend—
'
John
dated
profit, for
of
1953
reported
President,
Franklin,
M.
net
months
nine
that
estimated
the
consoli¬
the company and its subsidiaries for the first
amounts to $4,933,333 after provision for Federal
earnings are equiva¬
lent, after provision for preferred stock dividends, to $3.25 per share
on
1,502,626'outstanding shares of common stock of the company.
In
the same period last year
(19521, the net profit after provision for
taxes
and subsidy
recapture was $7,778,033, equivalent to $5.15 per
tax and
income
of
company's
operated
for
a
the
some
years
lease
He
saw
no
likelihood
manufacturing
of
giving
properties,, seven
basis.
common
funds
in
"S.
the
stated
that
with
connection
United States."
S.
are
long-term
Town Enterprises, Inc.—Files
leases
With SEC—
notification with. the
SEC covering 264,000 shares of class A common stock (par 50 cents)
to be offered at $1 per share and 72,000 shares of class B stock to be
offered at par (50 cents per share).
No underwriting is involved.
The
corporation
on
Oct.
14
filed
a
letter
of
the
„
.therefore,
on
the
controversy
decided
common
that
stock of
no
concerning the purchase of
dividend
would
the company.—V.
States Millwork
United
difficulties
the direc¬
be declared at this
173, p. 570.
covering
$20
at
The
'
,
Trans
This
Airlines,
World
corporation
has
Inc.—Buys
purchased
12
12
additional
Constellations—
latest
model
1049E
Super Constellations, raising the total of its most recent order to 20
—and
increasing the, total TWA Constellation fleet to nearly 100, it ••
:
..was
announced
Ralph
S.
,
on
Damon,
Oct.
22
President.
by -Warren
Lee
Pierson,
Chairman
and
Corp., Seattle, Wash.—Files—
Oct. 8 filed a letter of notification with the
shares of class A or class B stock to be offered
per
share.
Each purchaser must buy a minimum of 100
of each. No underwriting is involved.
corporation
The
SEC
net
on
15,000
proceeds are to be U3ed for
the
U.
Sold—
corporation
Cardiff
to
be
Mining
of
the
20%.
made
paid
of
the
States Plywood
Corp.—Debentures Placed Pri¬
States Rubber Co.—To Expand
company
plant
in
on
Oct. 23 announced
use
The
-exparision is-expected to
according. to Harry -E.
50%;
rubber
an
Lastex Plant—
expansion of its Burlington,
which covers Lastex yarn with cotton, nylon and rayon
'anklets and short socks for men, women and children.
for
and
&
sale
offering
and
sub¬
Milling Co
who
the 13 original
Corp,
stock.
of
purpose
lor
the
this
to
company
industry
royalties
on
was
obtained
was
paid
cash
will
lessees
who
be
are
to
scale
of
10
to
now
date,
32
31,
paid
additional properties
three
number
claims
$1,000
sliding
a
to the Silver Shield Mining & Milling
Leasing Co. for development.
examination of the area immediately
&
claims
shipments
the
of
favorable
felt
it
on
and
at
a
each
located
33,
of
cost
mile
a
$150,000.
these
of
A
claims and
in royalties ranging from 10
developing the properties have
the
and
'Wild
results
have
these
AEC
been
this
in
most
area,
we purchased
claims
number
14
13
claims in this vicinity known
26.
Negotiations are now in
to
for the purchase of six additional claims immediately
process
few
the
plus
extensive bulldozer operations, your company
as
many of the 'Wild Horse'
properties as
hence
Horse'
of
obtain
to
available,
were
aotivities
increased
showing of
desirable
holdings.
This
transaction
will
be
completed
days, thus placing in the company's possession
claims
adjoining
within
the
next
the most favorable
district.
"The
company has
also purchased five claims in the 'Pork Chop
Hill'
area
with an option to buy 12 adjoining claims if so desired.
These
properties are now' leased and are being developed by The
now
The
being
"We
show
this
on
have
in
developed
which
Co.
results
found
conducted
has
high
a
this
count
extensive
of
rsearch
in
uranium
the
in
this
area.
commercial
ore
property.
claims
five
obtained
known
'The
Big Chief' located
less
than
a
quarter
of
a
mile
from the
highly productive Steen
property in San Juan County.
A nominal down payment has been
made
with
the balance
to be
paid on a 15% royalty basis for the
duration
the
to
"A
has
of
been
are
made
also
Oil
V.
&
with
177,
claims
14
on
be
as
claims
been
have
leased
out
for development.
royalties over a ten-year period,
LaSalle District, and negotiations
Co.
15 %
in-the
them to another corporation, the name
the completion of this transaction."
lease
to
given
these
of
Leasing
payment,
process
will
Three
lease.
Basin
down
in
now
which
See
the
Great
small
upon
2683.
p.
Sales
Western
Division, Inc., Denver, Colo.—
Commission—
Files With Securities and Exchange
The
SEC
corporation
covering
The
to
Oct.
on
shares
100,000
offered
be
proceeds
at
of
cents
50
used
be
to
are
a
letter of notification with the
preferred-common stock (par one
per
share, without underwriting.
to pay for advertising and merchandise.
filed
13
Neb.—Acquired—
Universal Finance Corp., Omaha,
General
Acceptance
above.—V.
Corp.
176,
1064.
p.
(The) Upjohn Co.—To Build Canadian Plant—
The
Upjohn
chased
Co.
Canada,
of
nine-acre
a
wholly-owned
a
Toronto,
in
site
Canada,
for
subsidiary, has pur¬
construction of a
the
Toronto office and a pharmaceutical packaging
plant, It was announced on Oct. 20 by Robert S. Jordan, President of
Upjohn of Canada.
The plant is expected to be ready for occupancy
building
to
he added.
building, Mr. Jordan said,
new
In
space.
expansion
V.
the
house
summer,
The
floor
176,
will provide 17,500 square feet of
possible future
the site provides facilities for
building to a maximum of 200,000
addition
the
of
p.
square
feet.-—'
1166.
Generating
Peninsula
Upper
for
Plan
Thrift
The
Employees
(Utah
company
Oil
1419.
With SEC—
Utah Oil Refining Co.—Registers
sidiary
Affiliate Formed—
above.—V. tl73, p.
Cleveland-Cliffs Iron Co.
See
Place
Co. above.
(Mich.)—To
Co.
Privately—See Cleveland-Cliffs Iron
Bonds
Utah Oil Refining
of
Building
Corp.),
and
Ucah
Co.
sub-»
Refining
of a
and
Oil
and Standard Oil Co. (Indiana), have joined in the filing
registration statement with the SEC on Oct. 15, 1953, seeking
Co.,
of
tration
shares
13,970
the
of
$25
par
capital
regis¬
stock of Standard
Thrift Plan for
Utah and sub¬
owns 72.4%
of
Oil Refining.—-
under the
the accounts of and at the directions of employees of
sidiaries.
According to the prospectus, Standard Oil
the
issued
and
outstanding capital stock of Utah
Oil, to be offered for purchase by the Trustee
V.
162, p. 2552.
Ute Uranium, Inc., Denver,
The
SEC
corporation
cent
tone
proceeds
net
on
Oct.
19
filed
Colo.—Files With SEC—
a
letter
of
notification with the
22,500,000 shares of common stock to be offered at. par
per share)
through Kamp & Co., Inc., Denver, Colo. The-
covering
are
to
be
used to pay for mining and
Vaca Oil Co., Inc.,
corporation
The
drilling expenses.
thread.
on
Oxnard, Calif.—Files With SEC—
16 filed a letter of notification with the
(par 25 cents) to be
The proceeds are to be
Oct,
50,000 shares of common stock
offered at $1 per share, without underwriting.
used for working capital.
SEC
covering
Vanadium Corp. of America—Mill Capacity Up—
corporation has started operation of a roaster lor ore bearing
and vanadium, at its Naturita, Colo., mill,
W. C. Keeley,
President, announced on Oct. 20. Construction of the roaster, approved
by the Atomic Energy Commission, was completed in 80 days by the
company's 120 employees at Naturita. The third installed at Naturita,
the roaster increases by 80%
the mill capacity of the mill. ....
The company operates at Durango, Colo., another mill which has
This
uranium
established
increase
Cooper,
the output of the plant almost
sales manager of Lastex yarn
the
highest
monthly record of uranium
the United States.
corporation is the world's
in
plant
production of any
,.
..
largest producer of vanacium, the
largest producer of ferro alloys and a foremost miner and
of uranium, the basic material in the atomic energy program.
This
miller
Produces New Alloy—start of
production of very-low-carbon ferrochromium in the
W. Va„ plant of this corporation was announced on Oct. 22
by William C. Keeley, President.
The new alloy is produced under a
process developed by Societe D'Electro-Chimie d Ugine of France.
It is
The
Graham,
used
The
of
offered
company
ten-year lease on
a
13
$147,000
The
several
in
out
Oil
thorough
a
Horse'
of
i "Because
general corporate purposes.
vately—The private placement with institutional invest¬
ors of $5,000,000, 20-year 4V2%
debentures, series D, due
Sept. 1, 1973, has been negotiated by this company
through Eastman, Dillon & Co.—V. 178, p. 858.
N.' C.
released
terms
was
Uranium
S.
shares
uranium
leased
Basin
original
payment
second
United
its
for
1515.
'
opinion
.United
<
be
to
the
of the directors these uncertainties and
make it aidvisable that The company's cash be conserved and
In The
spe¬
purchased
stock.
freight situation has seriously de¬
teriorated in recent months with no relief in sight and that the water¬
front situation on the Atlantic Coast is unsettled with grave possibili¬
ties of strikes and other difficulties.
He further stated that the Gov¬
ernment
is
withholding several millions of dollars of the company's
shares
with renewal rights.
company's floor space requirements will be
to come.—V. 178, p. 1101.
these
that
are
major
16
on
part
most
Indications
improvements.
to
estimated subsidy recapture. These
Franklin
Mr.
considerably higher than this year because of the
of the excess profits tax, it was stated.
in the company's net assets is being achieved.
by fast amortization df emergency facilities and
leasehold
the
are
the
Increasing
said,
of
write-offs
of
the
in
been
'Wild
balance
$310.95
$11.48
$287.68
$8.63
first pfd. share—
common share
per
•■'After deducting the value in liquidation of the first and second pre¬
of $36,075,000.—V. 178, p. 246.'-•
,
building
move
.
Great
the
of
the
Corp.—Assets
ferred stocks in the total amount
increase
important
this
of
1,000,000
Continue
making
as
down
$80.98
anticipated expiration
An
west
1953
1952
1951
$57,535,405 $65,559,085 $62,189,005
,
Net asset value per
being
p.
Upper Peninsula Power Co.—New
States & International Securities
of Sept.
time
more
have
the
'
deducting the value in
United
then
$947.61
$872.13
$73.31
share
share
liquidation of the first and second pre¬
st™,vs in the -total amount of $15,000,000.—V. 178, p. 246.
'■■After
All
present
equipment. from
first acquisition was the purchase of 13 claims,
Horse'
claims
number
1
to
13, located in what is
Dripping Springs area, lying approximately nine miles
Temple Mountain.
These properties were obtained for the
"'After
next
As
the
will
is
According to the
all of this stock
the
to
adjoining these claims,
Employees
corporation and distribu¬
stock, under a special offering just
common
new
stock
sold.
1953,
for
will
$200,000
and
See
products have purchased 33,200 shares of its
its
of
to
Rubber
electrical
'Wild
and
Co.
178, p. 1515.
Corp.
Conditioning
Air
S.
the
of
of
20%
cent)
or
14,000,000
was
tors,
be
south
sum
equivalent to $12,600,000; net operating income was 10,100,000
or $2,700,000, and total
net income, before corporation income
florins,
all
been
interests
United
$35,200,000;
to
$8,900,000.
during the quarter ended
florins,
Gross
by the
shares
net operating income, 27,800,000
$7,300,000;
income
from
affiliates, 6,000,000 florins, or
and total net income, before corporation income tax, 33,-
equivalent
addition
U.
and
company's
as
as
l/20th
each
florins,
net
should
1954
than
outset of
this
1
early
"The
known
of
company
representing
the
short
re^ort to stockholders, said
assigned
and
Mayflower
United
Kunstzijde; Unie,
share
market for Thompson's automotive replaceseen for
next year and a number of years to
volume of new cars
produced in recent years
increasing
the
the
reaches
corporate
such'"purposes,
p.'.
in
estimated
is
1954.
steadily
ment
v
this
taxes
before
in
$9
A
general
As
the neighborhood
of
$30,000,000.
but
after taxes of some
$20,000,000 net earnings
are
expected to amount to between $7 and $7.25 per share on the
1,304,812 common shares outstanding as of Sept. 30.
The company is forecasting a 10%
increase in auto parts production
in 1954 despite indications that passenger car output will be off 15%.
This optimistic
view is based on plans for marketing new automotive products
and getting an increased share of existing markets:
The
value
of
the
company's sales to
manufacturers in relation
to
vehicles
produced has risen from a prewar figure of about $2
to between $6 and $7 in
1953, and is expected to reach between $8
Profit
•
for' property
and
be
will
sale
debenture
$300,000,000.
of
excess
of
Pipe
Gas
Pipe Line will use the proceeds of
its
debentures sale for property
additions and improvements, to re¬
imburse
its treasury,
in part, for expenditures heretofore made for
the
company's penetration of new fields ranging
the operation of an atomic energy plant.
the
of
United's
of
and
by the acquisition of
properties in the productive area, to initiate preliminary development
of these holdings and to then release, them,
together with the neces¬
sary
operating
machinery,
maintenance equipment,
and
commissary
lacilities, to other corporations and individuals for further develop¬
as
of
debentures
other
and
product to
household
a
Line's
and
company
to
SEC
$25,000,000
1973.
Total
De¬
,
,
presented
were
due
Financial
and
specialization in research
"piston pins to nuclear
energy."
Visitors
ifstie and sell
Other
stockholders
by
its
output
anklets
gratifying.
Approved—
authorization to issue and sell
sinking fund debentures due
Line Co.,
was
authorized to
United $10,000,000 of its 5% sinking fund debentures
received
United
subsidiary,
United States & Foreign
of
velopment,
Gas Corp.—Financing
cwporaliop has
bidding
"Its
two-story
machines
Corp.—Stock
June,
exchange
is,
known
7
competitive
14.
Analysts, Mr. Wright discussed Thompson's current operations
the bright future he sees ahead for the company.
A.
T.
Colwell, Vice-President for Engineering, Research
and
and
at
1973.
tors
going through a rapid evolution from
and aircraft industries to the role of
is
corporation
maker
Tnis
.
the
with
stock (par one
622,934
common
over
tube "reducers-are
giant
800,000
SEC on Oct. 15 covering
cent) to be offered at the
through Petroleum Finance
Corp., Oklahoma City, Okla. The net proceeds are to go to the under¬
writer, who is the selling stockholder.—V. 176, p. 2440.
notification
of
advantageous
are
scheduled for delivery shortly by the
E. W. Bliss Co., where'the machines are now under construction.
^'Completion of the facility including plant and equipment is esti¬
mated for-early 1954.—V. 175, p. 2492.
The
$1,600,000,
Okla.—Files With SEC—
Texo Oil Corp., Ardmore,
letter
tubing
procurable.
This
par
A
fore
It
date,
and
in
known
-
corporation will operate the plant for the Navy.
The higher
strengths, closer tolerances and superior surface finishes of.
formed
for
claims
of
equipment
two-story addition.—V. 178,
has
dated
obtained
present
ment.
_
.
1,500
share)
per
Oct;
on
,
Minn.—Files With SEC—
Strutwear, Inc., Minneapolis,
The
SEC
on
transactions in said issue will
$1,000 original-principal amount
of
1
.
other types of
tubing.
These advantages-will
help to reduce costs in fabricating
end products for: military -application,
and in some instances, make
available eoid finished tubular products and constructions not hereto¬
subsequent coupons.
and after Oct. 19, 1953,
1944 and
1,
and
basis
•'
compression
!* Proceeds
continue to be
dealt
in
"flat"; and to be a delivery in settlement of transactions
made on and after Oct. 19,. 1953 must be stamped with a legend relat¬
ing to the above, distribution and must be accompanied by deferred
•
'The
tensile
this
SEC
further
|
Exchange rules that the debentures be quoted "ex" the
to distribution on Oct. 19;
that such debentures shall
interest
the corporation's
to provide tubing for manufacturers
will also be able to turn out material
the new plant
items,
the
manufacturers
December.
plant.
Uranium
of
the
scribed
die-
purpose
"
Committee
the
special
.
civilians.
lor
per
above
the
be
United
$1,000 debenture is being made to holders of 20-year 7.%sinking fund gold debentures (stamped 4% )
due Oct. 1, 1946 upon
presentation of such debentures with deferred interest certificate and
Oct. 1, 1944 and subsequent interest coupons attached to The Hanover
Bank, New York, N. Y„ for stamping thereon of a legend relating io
$139.88
will
defense
interest at the rate of
and
principal
of
with
Inc.—Distribution—
Stinnes Industries,
(Hugo)
A
and
certificate
foot plant
square
rocket and JATO bodies.
'Although primarily intended
^Accordingly, the Committee on Securities of the American Stock
Exchange ruled that the notes be quoted "ex" the above referred to
distribution
on
Oct.
1)9. 1953;
that such notes shall continue to be
dealt in
"flat";
and to be a delivery in settlement of transactionsmade on and after Oct. 19, 1953 must be stamped with a legend re¬
interest
96,000
a
spars,
.
I.
the
by
eluding large propeller cores, landing gear braces and struts, helicopter
of
R.
in
"As
and this
Bureau of Aeronautic? will sponsor the facility whose
used in the production of numerous military items in-■
Navy
tubing
Hanover Bank, New
relating to the above
subsequent interest coupons attached to The
York, N. Y., for stamping thereon of a legend
of
early in 1954. It is being built alongside
present plant at Wallington.
■
principal, interest and extension pre¬
$1,000 note is being made to holders-
Navy
in
covering
Providence,
S.
modern,
a
early
designed
circular,
completion
gold notes (stamped 47.- I due July 1, 1946 upon presentation of
notes
with deferred interest certificate and July
1, 1943 and
7%
S.
largest
the
cially
to
in^pEuT°0r^0ra^0n °n
machinery and two new giant tube reducers (believed to be'
of their type ever designed) as well as additional tube
of more conventional sizes, the new facility is scheduled for
making
Corp.—Distribution on Notes—
Stinnes
(Hugo)
Oct. 22 by the U.
announced on
was
of
finished
U.
Reducing Corp.—Signs Large Gov't Contract—
$iu;500,0d0 naval industrial facility is now being built at Walling-
consisting
„
sell part of the tract and lease,
may
in the world. At present, TWA
the United States and overseas as
Tube
ton, N. J.,' it
corporation.
purposes.—V. 178, p. 1376.
part of it for farming
.
.
.
indicated that the company
He
be
60% L of
over
shipped
Carolina and almost S0% is shipped to southern
Construction
wH
that
is
manufacturers
78 Constellations across
India and Ceylon.—V. 178, p. 391.
far ,as
A
17, H. E. Cotton, Wood Rivera
said that Standard is not planning any con¬
of its present plant lacilities on the tract
manager,
expansion
operator
operates
•
...
,
purchase on Oct.
the
announcing
In
(ill.)
•
-
-
.
Constellation
largest
stated
plant
installation
,
the
Cooper
Burlington
luxurious service
9
in
the
manufacture of very-low-carbon
0.03% ) which are designed
stainless steels (carbon
especially for use whera
encountered. To manufacture the alloy,
this corporation built a $3,500,000 addition to its $8,000,000 Graham
plant where ferrosilicon, silicon metal, aluminum-silicon-iron alloys and
chromium-silicon alloys
have been produced since last November.—
content
severe
V.
less
than
corrosion conditions are
178,
p.
670.
(Continued on page 47)
x
10
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1574)
Dividend announcements
tables.
In
first
Federal
grouped in two separate
are
all
indicate
we
the
dividends
(quar.)
which
4.90%
preferred
Fruehauf
Per
Gas
$3.50
Mfg. Co,
Co.
Aluminum
Co.
1st
5y4%
2nd
12-11
2
11-
11-16
50c
30c
11-14
11-14
12-
5
3-
1
2-
$$ 1.31
(quar.)
3-
1
2-
5
6%
3Va-Vc
Ameiican
Furniture
American
dividend
Arden
•
-$3
-
:
•
Farms
Co.,
10c
(year-end)
com
partic. preferred
Participating
Public
$1.10
preferred
^$2.36
*
5%%
€%
Associated
Amer.
Atlanta
Si
Atlantic
Gulf
(Initial
in
4'/2%
shares
will
Co.
series
Ohio
&
share
1947
4*4%
Black
Sivalls
Boston
&
Fund.
Inc.
Brown
Motor
Co.
Capital
Co.
Si
South
Increased
Central
(quar.)
$1.18%
(increased)
12
investment
inc.l_
12-
1
2
3
•
12-
12-
8
12-1
11-
4
12-
will
Lehigh
12-
1
11-20
1
11-20
Lehigh
11-
1
10-22
Lehman
Chiksan
11-
10-22
Lexington
10-31
Quar.
11-16
11-
12-
11-16
1
12-
2
Foil
$1.19
$1.03
7c
Liggett
a
Colorado
Central
1-
1
12-15
1-
1
12-15
10-31
10-23
2
Lock
11-16
11-
10-28
5
12-
Can
*
preferred
$4.25
2nd
preferred
Continental
11-20
11-10
iquar.)
Insurance
Stock
Magma
Marconi
12-
5%
conv.
6%
preferred
preferred
—^Counselor's
12-12
12-
1
11-
1
11-17
11-
1
10-20
12-
1
1-
2
Delta
Sexton
Si
C.
Ice
Distillers
Co.,
Amer.
5%
<fc
dep.
Douglas
11-16
12-
1
11-10
12-
1
11-
*37Vic
12-15
12-
11-30
$1
1
10-30
10-30
12-15
11-25
1-
2
1-
2
15c
Midwest
5%
50c
(quar.)
12-31
1-
$1.50
Common
11-30
11-10
15c
12-10
11-20
(quar.)
50c
12-10
11-25
12-10
11-25
12-10
11-25
5%
8c
11-16
10-25
12-
11-10
Inc
28 Vic
1
$7
Paper
Class
12-
1
11-13
Motor
1
10-26
Mutual
11-
2
10-15
10-23
9-
3
•
Wheel Corp..
Hose
Refractories
Si
12-15
11-17
Si
Bectrographic
_l-„
12-
1
11-
2
11-
11-
12-10
12-
St.
5
11-13
12-
5
11-13
1
St.
10-20
12-
10-29
12-
10%
4%
12-
8
30c
11-16
11-
4
11-25
11-
4
Common
11-16
11-
6
4 V4%
1-
2
35c
11-16
1212-
1
93%c
12-
1
1
11-16
11-27
62 y2 c
12-30
11-16
11-
11-
9
12-
*50c
80c
11-20
20c
12-14
12-10
75c
iquar.)
12-12
12-12
10c
11-
1
11-
1
11-15
11-
37 y2c
11-15
11-
on
'
Abrasives
(quar.)__
12-10
11-25
,12-10
11-19
_'
$1.75
$1.50
45
30c
Ltd.,
common
-60c
1-
2
12-
4
1-
2
12-
4
Stock
12-
1
Preferred
11-20
11-13
Natlonal
Securities &
•
62y2c
>
11-
1
W-21
25c
12-
1
11.-10
3c
12-16
11-30
12-10
11-10
'
National
Steel
**: 4.20%
11-14
1-
2
12-
3
25c
11-27
11-15
25c
11-27
11-15
75c
10-23
10-14
$1
10-23
10-14
11-
10-23
Ltd.—
Co.,
*$1.75
(quar.).
Co.,
2
25c
A
12-
1
10-31
$1:10
1-
2
12-
4
5
30c
class
11-
11-
2
10-16
30c
11-
2
10-16
iquar.)
A
11-13
10-30
$1
12-
1
11-13
*15c
1-
4
11-30
87 Vic
iquar.)
Co., common
iquar.)__
Ltd.,
11-25
40c
(quar.)
Indemnity
—
&
1-
—
(T.
L.)
Co.,
4
12-
10-29
11-30
11-16
15c
11-30
11-20
10c
12-14
11-30
25 Vic
11-30
11-
5
30y2c
iquar.)
&
Platinum
Edison
Co
Co.—
(quar.)——
Natural
——
Electric
Service
com.
2
12-14
11-30
2
10-21
45c
11-
12-15
11-16
10c
(quar.)
11-16
40c
—
12-15
11-16
—
——_—
(quar.)
11-
$1.10
——
(quar.)_
Brands. Inc.
5
11-
5
Co.—
l quar.)
Co.
11-
12-
35c
(quar.)
11-30
20c
Gas "Co.
preferred
10-29
4
10c
(quar.)
preferred
12-
12 '/2C
(quar.)
Water
10-14
common..
Gold
California
Co.
1
37 Vic
—
—
preferred
American
11-27
11-
$1
Ltd., $1 pfd. (quar.)
com. (initial quar.)
Co.,
new
11-30
4
12-11
*25c
end)
(year
S.)
1-10
1-17
37*/2C
(increased quar.)
(quar.)—.
com.
tlOc
Co.
conv
$1.25
2
87»/2C
„
12-15
}2-
62 Vic
-i-
—
12-10
11-10
1
11-20
11-
3
11-20
11-
3
12-
11-12
Sun
12-15
*12 Vic
121212-
■5
$1.751
1
1-2
11-
6
11-
6
11-
6
Tampa
12-15
11-20
11c
Shipbuilding (Stock divid.)
(quar.)———
11-16
.5%
-
i
40c
$1.05$1-
•
'10-31
10-20
..
'39c
11-16
12-
65c
pfd.
(quar.)
,
2
10-20
11-
2
1
11-16
12-10
11-13
12-15
11-13
37 vie;
______
12-1
11-16
IOC
—
—-
—-
2
11-
3
11-27
11-
6
11-16
H-4
11-16
73c;
40c
-
11-14
•'
11-
12-10
$i.Q3:
——-
———
i
1-
76c
(qjiar.)—
1
25c
—_
12-
t"4C
—
11-' 6
12-10
11- 6
*
10-31
Glass
Mfg.
15c
(quar—
10-12
1
11-ie '
12-15'
11-1T'
12-
11-18
4% preferred %quar;K-i-——-v———
Thom.Son Satctric. Welder, iquar.l^^——
-T:
-
(Continued
10-20
-11-30
.i5c
11-16
,11-2
50c
;
•
12-15
11-30
41
12-15
11-30
12-1
9-23
...
.
on page
10-2®
10-31
: 12-15
,,25c
'
,,
Thompson. (John R.) Co. (quar.)
Thompson Products, Infc", com-, (quar.)
1
12-
10-31
25c
94.V4C".
—
Thatcher
11-
1-
10-20
37y2c
Thalhjmer-'Brdthers cqm.:'(<[uar.)_1—
3.65% pfd. (quar.)—i—1——
10-31
*
series.'i—Z——^-1——T'
Co., common <quar.)——l—- ;
preferred - «quar.)_^—'
11-16
10-31
J
r
'9c
6%
Electric, _commoji, Jquar.)
Extra.--
10-31
a-
25c
(quar.)—
4.32% -preferred A
Texas Co. J quit. )*-.-
12-15
.
11-
10c
—
Sylvabite Gold Mines, Ltd.' (s-a)
Symington-Gould Corpi .(s-a)
Corp.—
^
Oil
11-16
37*/ic
.dividend.
pfd.
11-
11- 9
8%:.
(quar.)
_____
1
*37 Vic
Stock
4%-2nd
11-16
1
*15c
.
Co.
Swan-Finch
1
Canada
pref.:(quar.)
pfd. (quar.)_-
Oil
11-16
11-30
31 y»c
:
—
10-26
40c
—
(jquar.),
11-1®
10-20
10-30
5%
(quar.)__—
dividend-
preferred
1
10-30
12c
Suburban Propane Gas.Corp., com. (quar.) —
5.20%
conv.
pfd. . (quar.)—1—,1!
—
,
—____——
Corp., common
40c
Gas Service,.common (quar.)—__
preferred A (quar.)——
——
6%.-preferred B (quar.)—
10-30
25c
.
Wells
12-
25c
—
—-—
Suburban
10-30
9
50c
(quar.)__—_—_____—
Nopco, Chemical Co., $4 pfd.
3
$1.12 y2
6%
50c
——
Tea
&
12-
(quar.)
—
._———_—.—'—-—
Mills
3
2
B
Stock
10-29
11-
$1.06 y4
Research
11-20
1-
;
Dairies,
IT.
Struthers
11-18
33 c
—
stock
11-20
12-11
$1
—
Sterling Investment Fund, Inc._:
'
series
1
12-
—
11-30
60 c
———
preferred
10-23
2
12-11
Oil Co: of Indiana (quar.)—
Packaging Corp.—
$1.60 conv. pref.
(quar.)
Standard-Toch
Chemical, Inc.—
from
-——
(quar.).
12-15
11-
10-22
12-16
(quar.)~
Flour
preferred
Extra
10-16
*20c
conv.
National
.
—
14V2c
of
12-
iquar.)——
common
—
Risks
Standard
1...
Association
Co.
2
12-29
10c
Stock Yards (quar.)
Paper
4.40%
10-16
1
12-26
10c
National Grocers Co. Ltd.v $1.50
National Lead Co., 7% class A
12-15
Corp.—
1
11-
50c
Extra
-
-
________
11-
60c
pfd.
National
11-25
12-10
40C
35c
$1.25
Fund; Inc.—
(quar.)
Dru^ Si Chemical
11-
12-15
30c
Standard
(quar.)—T—
(quar.)
10-22
Standard
(quar.)
and
2
20%
.—
(quar.)
lsL,preferred
$3.50
11-
10c
preferred
dividend
10-22
60c
preferred
2
—
5
2
1-
Fire & Marine Insurance Co.—
Stamford
2
5
11-
75c
—
—
Products
Southwestern
10-15
$1.37%
5
1212-
25c
—
—
Southern
10-15
12»/2c
common.
12-
4
12-15
25c
(quar.)
(quar.) —
4.88%
11-16
11-20
12-15
37y2c
(quar.)
Inc.,
—
Southern
11-16
12-10
$1.25
——
4.08%
11-30
11-13
90c
quar.)
A
preferred
Southern
11-20
25c
—
(quar.)
1
:—-
Stores,
Regis
6%
12-
$1.12%
—
1
Paul
South
10-16
11-13
11-
5c
50c
—
—_____
preferred
Smith
10-30
2
12-10
2c
Steel
Extra
10-21
12-14
20c
(year-end)
1
10-29
10-15
—
r_
Skelly Oil Co.
Ltd.—
——,——
12-18
40C
!
Lawrence
Class
2
(year-end)
income
Shares
dividend
Simmons
12-16
15c
35c
Com.
(quar.)
iquar.)__
Inc.—
class
Steel
Simms
11-13
•-—
Service
—
Silverwood
11-16
50c
10-28
to the approval of
Public
(increased
preferred
4%
11-16
12-
11-16
Co.
Sherwin-Williams
11-16
1
11-30
37'/2c
B
Selected
10-30
45c
11-30
12-23
Seagrave Corp. (quar.)
Security Insurance Co. of New Haven (quar.)
Corp.—
12-23
717/aC
-
—
net
Oil
Myers,
Electric
$4.40
10-30
—
(quar.)—_
12-23
(increased quarterly)
St.
10-30
93 %c
taken
&
Corp.,
7%
"
from
Ranch
Extra
1
10-31
25c
$1.02
$1.17 »/2
—
_'
Light—
&
Co.,
conv.
Extra
10-30
17'/2c
<
11-30
11-15
St. Joseph
10-30
11-16
10-20
12-23'
$1
37'/ic
Mfg.
4%%
2
50c
11-2
'35c
(quar.)
(quar.)^——
—
Machine
common
(quar.)-^
preferred (quar.)—.—
Inc.
Folding
Safway
5
11-16
6
11-27
4%
10-16
11-15
30c
National Acme Co. .(quar.)
Extra
.'—'
National Distillers Products
'
(quar.)—
(quaT.)
Corp.
10c
6
11-
11-20
Safeway
2
35c
•
Investment
11-25
50c
<Md.)—
Rubber
11-
12y2c
Income Foundation—
$1
B-factum.)
preferred
1
5
11-
12-21
1V2%
10-30
Extra
2
—:
(quar.)-
35c
(quar.)
'
12-21
22)
security profits)
Narragansett Racing
11-17
*15c
:
Corp. 4year-end)
Electric
5%
B
Mutual
11-30
(quar.).——
Electro
11-20
12-
11-
12-21
Milling Co. (quar.)——
Ryan Aeronautical iquar.)
10-21
11-30
11-
11-20
11-17
40c
Russell-Miller
12-31
1
11-13
10%
——
iquar.)
Extra
10-31
12-
1
1
11-25
Stock
11-16
25c
————
11-
+$0,044
(quar.)__;
(accum.)
1
10-20
12-
12-
42
15c
Rotary
Communica¬
Missouri-Kansas Pipe Line com.
30c
(quar.).
A
2
12-
10-27
41,
35c
5
2
11-
11-16
1
11-16
183/4C
—
12-15
Class
$i
Valley Public Service—
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
9c
(quar.)
Corp.
preferred
-$6 preferred
■Ady
Oct.
$1.25
(quar.)..
Ltd. U. 8. A. — •
Common
(increased
quar.)
5%% preferred (quar.)
States
11-
11-16
12-
$26.25
at
Gas—
&
$1.50 participating pfd.
$1
(quar.)
10-23.
25c
11-
Rogers
ordinarily paid in Nov. at meeting held
on
$1.50
com.
11-16
50c
(quar.)
action
10-30
3
50c
Common
11-13
1
35c
Common
75c
12-
$1
25c
preferred
(no
11- 3
called
issue
common
payment subject
Robbins
Mississippi
62'/2c
!
(I8V2C
Dun & Bradstreet, Inc.
-1
2nd
li-
(quar.).^—
pref.
Washington
Rheem
11-13
1
87 Vic
Co.,
11-20
11-20
15c
Rice
12-
.
dividendi
Materials
Co.
Electric
Power
Increased
Reece
6
15c
Corp.
12-1®
)'
k"":
'
.
iquar.)
10-31
1—
.
12-15
110c
(quar.)
Rayonier,
6
85c
Petroleum
Packaging
11-18
11-
11-16
$1
(quar.)
Corp.
11-30
2
Special
11-25
12-10
2
—:——
Co.
i '-
12-29
Distribution
10-28
—
—.—
Hone
preferred
12-16
4
1-
11-30
11-
—
Products
11-12
■*15C'
-■
-
-
(quar.) —
__1J1—1
preferred
Sound
the
11-25
12-10
Co.
Water
Quarterly
5
—
(quar.)
Co.,
Ltd.
Food
12- 8
Quaker State Oil Refining. Corp.
1
_
Co.
2
11-
12-15
41
Quaker City Fire & Marine Insurance (quar.)
—
s-ai_
-
12>/ic
—-_
preferred
1
1-15
11-
——
Tube
10-20
11-16
62&c
.
4.08%
10-30
12-10
;
4.70%
Puget
12-15
1
25c
Power
(initial
Extra
12-15
2
10c
Minneapolis-Moline $5.50 pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)
Fund,
&
10-26
9
^
—
Nov., ^6
Extra
(quar.)
Seamless
Mid-Continent
12-15
$1.06 y4
_i
preferred
Baetern
-
Light
Year-end
10-19
60c
12-
11-10
Oil
dividend
Above
12-
(quar.)
Co.
preferred
Micromatic
Drewry's
.
Frank
Mickelberrys
1
Co.
rets, for ord. regis
Investments, Ltd.—
(quar.)
8tores,
&
Mexican
2
Scottish
Corp.,
4%
$2.50
Meier
11-
(qu^r,)^
dividend
$1.40
11-10
30c
—
series
11-16
35c
Helicopter'(stock dividend)——1_--
Service
Public
22)
(quar.)___
1947
-
on
Princeton
11-10
1
$1
com.
-
-
_
redemption
4'/2%
Corp., common iquar.)__.
preferred iquar.)
Michigan
Co.,
Coal
Aircraft
Extra
Dravo
preferred
Ltd.—
pref.
Dominion
pfd.
93 %c
5% pfd.
Diocesan Investment Trust Shares
Dominion
preferred
$3.75
$3.40
10-23
1
12-
55c
——
11-16
100%
—r~-~- —
share plus, this dividend)
Stock
taken
Ltd.,
12-17
11-2
12-
65c
Marine
Pipe.. Line Co.—
A; .(entire
Piasecki
6
30c
•
May Department Stores Co.
Eastern
Plymouth
10-31
37 '/ic
iquar.I—
(stock
10-26
34*«c
37VaC
Philadelphia Title Insurance Co.. 1 extra) 11—
10-23
30c
(monthly)-
Co.
—
11-
11-20
$1.75
—
10-26
—————
Corp., Ltd
Pheoll' Mfg. (quar.)
11-13
100%
(Mo.i
10-26
1D-26
11-16
Transport Co.^-
cpnv.;:class
per
11-16
5
—
11-16
12-10
4
1
iquar.)
$3.75
25c
4V2% pfd. (quar.)..
Airlines.—'———
S
&
Diamond
-
Extra
4
12-
2
(quar.)
(Md.)
11-16
11-16
31V4C
(quar.)—— _—T-r--~
(stock dividend)
Publishing Co.—"
lor
11-16
12-
1212-
'•
—'
10-26
31 Vac
—
Petrolite
12-15
11-
iquar.)—
com.
International
Co.,
5
$20
.'---—
ordinary
(Interim)—
Massachusetts Bonding & Insurance Co
6
12-
tlOc
(quar.)
Co.
Co.
1-
17y2c
iquar.)— -
Oct.
'
*
31V4C
—
ser.
Coal ,lEO. ^Directors toiBt n> ^action
5%..cony, prior pfd. payment at
hel.d.Oct. 191) v
/f
;
the
$1.50
4
25c
—
Copper
tion
1
12-
50c
(quar.)..
Investment
12-
(accum.)
5%
Refrigeration Corp.
Copperweld Steel Co., common
(Aribben
1
McCord
dividend..!
Copeland
10-19
12-18
income——_
—
11-14
1
60c
Machine
11-15
iquar,)
—
12-12
28c
(quar.)
&
10-30
iquar.)
Corp.,
preferred
Steel
12-
$1.18%
.___
Foundry
11-16
40c
——
Extra
Copper & Steel Industries—
Continental
35c
$1.50
on
11-
11-16
30c
(quar.)^
(qiiarl)
preferred iquar.)'——_———
Pen ton"
Shares—
.
10-23
40c
.
Quarterly
10-16
40c
held
(quar.)
Macco Corp.
iquar.)
Macwhyte
Co.
iquar.)
(Boston)
Life
(quar.)
10-29
10c
Co.
Tobacco
Extra
10-28
$25c
(quar.)__l
Insurance
common
1
12-15
40c
investment
Pipe Co.
A
Lukens
11-20
v
$3.75
Joint
20c
(quar.)
Co.,
Myers
conv
10-31
l'/2c
American
Continental
2
1
$1
Wilmington Del.
,
12-
1-15
45c
—
Luminator-Harrison
11-
12 Vic
(quar.)
(initial)
Continental
12-15
*75c
r
—•'
25c
Ltd.
2'/i%
dividendi
Fund
net
Carbonic
Class
10-15
10c
Co.
1
-----
Monthly
11-10
$5
.
Glass
11-15
12-
62'/2c
Monthly
Long-Bell Lumber Corp.
10-20
11-20
50c
Carbon Co. (quar.)
Combined Locks Paper Co. Class A
(quar.)..
Consolidated Theatres, Ltd., class B (s-a)__
Consumers Credit Corp.
(Fla.) —
Consumers
11-30
12-15
25c
action
11-13
1
12- 7
75c
Peabody
income and 6c
(no
pfd.
1st. pfd.
Transportation Co. Iquar.)—
Pato Consolidated Gold Dredlgirig
(s-a)
Extra "i-*
1_L——_
'
15c
,—
10-26
12-
«40c
—
Petroleum Si
American
Panhandle
'
15c
*
Extra
Columbian
A
1- 2
11-10
25c
37»/2C
.
Extra
12-21
40c
Telephone Co.
(quar.)
Lucky Stores, Inc. iquar.)—
Semi-annual
Class
^
•
11-10
Parmelee
2
11,
:
11-10
1
iquar.)
Common"
: 11-12
1
10-20
1
12-
pref." (quar.)
1st
Peaselee-Gaulbert
Lorain
(quar.)..
Life
Trust
&
67c
Power
National
12-
35c
—
—-
meeting
Lindsay Chemical Co.
dividend.
Equipment
Additional
Columbia
.
12-31
12-14
10-31
12-
15c
preferred
1st
on
—-—
common
Cement
(stock
Liquid
director's
stock
Ltd.
(quar.)
Corp. (quar.)
Colonial Finance Co., 4%%
pfd. (quar.)
-
at
11-16
11-
25c
Farm
Pan
.
11-30,.
10c
Co.,
10-30
Nov.
Aikman
&
6%
10-15
1
*
meeting
Iquar.)
Long-Bell Lumber Co.
on
Special
Collins
redeemable
Pacific Lighting
Pacific Mills
22.
Extra
V.)
held
(quar.)
Cockshutt
,
"
America
iquar.)—:—;——
1
75c
(quar.)
25c
Corp.
Co.
2-
37% c
(quar.)—
11-30
37Vac
Machine
Cochran
...
11" 2
,
*25c
,
iquar.)—..
(quar.)
Navigation
from
Vk%
Fund. Inc..
Clearing
&
Corp.
1
29c
Company (quar.)
Cincinnati
*$1.25,
iquar.)—
Inc.
Portland
11-16
$1.25
—
Inc.
12-15
50c
,
.
*
dividend
on
'
Co.
2
redeemable
—
—
50c
—
Cab
12-
—
Sessions
Coal
12-
$1.50
Chesapeake Corp. of Virginia (quar.)
Chicago Allerton Hotel Co..—
Chicago. Wilmington & Franklin Coal—
Quarterly
Chicago Yellow
12-30
*40c
from
Extra
on
$1.05
(quar.)—"
Co.
preferred (quar.)
Inc.-L—
$1
—
vote
2
25c
Co.
common
Extra
$'2.50
75c
__.
10%
12-
$1.25
Co.
(4c
preferred
&
$1.25
(quar.)
(N.
12-30
profits)
preferred
55c
be
2
'—
Lea Fabrics,
11-12
3
15c
to
11-
—
Wire
&
Apparel
Lamson
10-30
12-19
1st
2nd
L'Aiglon
1
11-25
$1
—
Co.
11-25
10-30
$L12V2
■
10-17
11-13
10-30
11-16
$1.12»/2
4 iquar.)
5% 1st preferred (quar.)___——
5*/2%
1st pfd."(quar.)
10-28
1
$1.061/4
—
Central
—
7%
11-13
12-23
Co.,
6%
11-10
1
Service—
& Trust
2
4
12-
50c
-r
Extra
11-16
12-
12-
50c
:
a
Kroger
37 V2c
37V2c
—
pay
11-
10-27
2
21c
—
Trust
5%
5%
'
—
Steel
realized
from
Corp.—
meeting
to
11-16
11-
*2 5c
—
(quar.).
._—
Estate
stockholders
proposal
10-23
35c
—
(quar.)
Bank
special
a
2
30c
(quar.)
At
11-
17'/2c
:
(quar.)
Chemical
10c
32 </2c
(quar.)..
=■
preferred
Real
62 Vic
x
(quar.l____.
preferred
Store
10-20
#
— .
common
4.15%
1111-
15c
17»/2C
—
10-30
11-16
59%c
—
iquar.)
Mfg. Co
redeemable
4.80%
12-15
2
11-16
!
pfd.
preferred (quar.)— _—.——
Corp., com. (increased quar.)
k
11-13
10-21 *
Pacific Gas & Electric—
5
12-18
*
1-
$1.16
—
Products
Oct.
Lighting
Century Geophysical
Chain
10-31
tquar.)
Year-end
Keystone
Trust
4.75%
Channing Corp.
10-20
County
Public
1-
|
:
1
A
Marine
1
10-31
30c
(quar.)
conv.
2nd preferred
conv.
4%
Co.
11-20
10-31
County
pfd,
Falls
10-31
37 '/2c
r——
Kellogg
10-30
12-15
Knickerbocker Fund
Quarterly
Vermont
11-16
Kings
5%
11-
11-16
-——-_
(quar.)_—
Kings
West
11-25
11-16
(quar.)——
(Julius) Co. iyear-end)
6
(quar.)
Foundry Co.,
Central
Oswego
5%
A
10-30 ;
6IV2C
<quar.)_——_—
Co.
4%%
class
11-18
12-18
Co.
6
Corp.
Central
Corp.
11-
Estates, Inc.
ts-a)
(increased)
Carrier
Brewing
Inc.,
4»/2%
11-18
12-10
$1
——'
11-
(quar.)
Jackson
12-10
35c
dividend
8
—
preferred
4%%
a
25c
common—1
Gas,
B
is-
1
12-
$1.14
(quar.)_
Natural
f
12-
*$1.75
(quar.)
{
10-28
2
fl-"2
t25c
—
-
pfd.
Co.
preferred
preferred
Olympia
11-13
1
*$1.50
of
on
8
(year-end)
4.92%
5% ^preferred dividend
on
12-
Company, $5 conv. 1st pfd. (quar.)..
preferred (quar.)
Steel Castings, com.
(year-end)
6%
'
$46
$1.12'/2
Buckeye
Byron
4
$ 1.12 Vi
2nd
$3
12-
12-17
50c
Brantford Cordage Co., Ltd. Class A
Brockway
Railways
12-
(From
12-
tl2Vz c
(quarj
$1
Inc.
11-10
25c
(quar.)
Kayser
by cash
Bower Roller Bearing Co. '('quar,)—-—
.
RR.
$4
Bryson,
11-25
1
iquar.)
com.
10-19
11^
22V2C
11-16 :
10-22
$1
(quar.)
4.56%
Leather
Outboard
(initial)-.
Cellucotton
meeting held
Kawneer
(quar.)
(quar.)
5-10
25c
(quar.)—
Co.
preferred
Co.
Co.
12-
:
Foundation, Ltd.—
'
6% conv. preferred (quar.)___——
Investors Stock Fund (year-end)—---—
Jacksonville Gas Corp.
iquar.)_.
:——
held.
(quar.)
Heminway
Gossett
&
Central
Jervis
(quar.)—
Corp.,
preferred
Belding
Bell
Shoe
Oklahoma
12-15
Edison,
Omar,
Ltd
common
RR.
Ohio
$1
(quar.)
Co.
Production
Stock
Western
share
.of America
S.i
(A.
9-17
Ohio
11-17
5-25-54
J50c
Interstate Engineering Corp.
Intertype Corp. (quar.)—
$46
of
of
be settled
pref.
Bankers Commercial Corp.
Beck
11-30
6
11-13
Ltd.,
10-30
12-10.
25c
—
Co.
11-16
1
11-13
$1.50
iquar.)
common—
(quar.)
12-
$1
—
Co..
(quar.)
Co.,
Mills
preferred
11-
1
&
,
at
11-30
10-28
Co.
No action taken
11-30
12-15
10%C
(quar.)_
non-cumulative
Bearings Co
12-15
12-15
$1
Ltd., class A (quar.)_
Brewery <quar.)____—
pfd. (quar.)—
—-
E.)
Flour
Co.
F.)
preferred
11-16
25c
Smelting
Pharmacal
12-15
15c
(quar.)
Products,
International
Lines—
83.
Distribution
Co., 4V2%
pref.
Baltimore
4%
27 Vic
$3
Indies
7-lOOths
Refining
Ayres (L. S.)
2
1
6%
(quar.)
preferred
(Charles
Investment
RR. common for each
Fractional
Atlantic
West
and
2
11i
1
prior
12-
$1.75
—
Imperial Oil, Ltd. Is-a)_____
2
11-
1
34 %c
—
RR.__
liquidating)
cash
Pacific
11-
1
12-
37 Vic
com. 1 quar. I
——_____—
Point
Si
1
12-
Gas
International
Industries—
receipts
West
12-
7%
Co.,
4.64%
Steel
Illinois
2
59c
11-13
(s-a)
Mining,
Shoe, Ltd.
Hydro-Electric Securities Corp.
5% pref. B (s-a)
11-10
11-
12-
—
series C
Humberstone
11-10
1
1
6 2 Vic
—
—
(quar.)
Electrical
dep.
1
1212-
27'/2c
—-
(quar.)—-
preferred (quar.)—
preferred
12'
Arkansas-Missouri Power
.
11-10
HY4C
(quar.)——--i
preferred
1
22 Vic
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
preferred
$2.50
12-
75c
(quar.)
8crvice Co.,
'
-
10-23
25c
_____
2
Ogilvie
——
(s-a)—
Box
iCharles
Hugoton
10-23
11-
11-13
$1
Electrochemical, com. (quar.)
$4.25 preferred (quar. )_„___.
$4.20 preferred B, I quar. I
10-29
11-23
62y2c
—
Arizona
11-23
2%%
——
——
(quar.)___.._——--------
12-
iquar.)
com,
Hooker
(Del.)—
2
Western
Hagerstown
Hires
10-30
11-
lyear end)__
Coal
Power
Hayes
12-18
8
11-14
5c
(quar.)
12-15
11-16
1
1-
25c
Trap Co. of America, common
preferred
Southern
Griesedieck
11-5
12-
87V2C
(quar.)
6eal-Kap Corp.
Stock
Animal
5%-
Co.
'
2
11-20
25c
Inc.,
common————
preferred (quar.)_——
Colortype
1-
75c
(quar.)..———
Airlines
conv.
American
.
preferred
conv.
.American
A
iquar.)
Dredge & Dock Co. (quar.)
—'—a.—_:
—-—r
West
Gulf
11-15
Lakes
Great
Amalgamated Leather Cos., Inc.
Noyes
-
Ry. Co.—
Non-cumulative preferred
5
2
Northern
Great
(quar.)—
Corp.,
Co., Ltd.
Extra
Great
10-30
t50c
_____—
Great
10-31
12-10
11-
35c
Consolidated
Power
11-15
(quar.)
com.
preferred
conv.
Norwich
iquar.)
Finance
Granby
Northern Redwood Lumber
2
$1.22'/2
—-
iquar.)___
preferred
4%
12-11
2
5%
Co.
2
11-
—
Cigar Co., Inc., 7% pfd.
Electric Co. (special)—.
General
Ltd.—
Canada,
preferred
2
1-
J 25c
(quar.)—____-
of
1<?
$1.50
(quar.) —
Co.
(year-end)
preferred
11-16
12-
$1.15
Cement
Aluminium, Ltd.
11-16
1
General
General
10-30
1
$1.05
(quar.)—
Steel
11-30
12-
87'/ac
preferred (quar.)—«-.»—--—
Co., 4.20% pfd. (quar.)-'—
preferred
(quar.).
Portland
4%
tic
Power
Cast
Alpha
of Rec.
Co.,
preferred
Gamewell
Holders
Payable
20c
---■
(quar.)
common
prior
Alliance
Alloy
—
Corp..
When
Share
4%
Trailer
11-27
11-
11-15
50c
tquar.)__.——
we
12-10
11-15
$4
Holder*
Payable of Re**
Share
V
1953
Co.—
$1
(quar.)
in
Water
50c
(quar.)_—.—
preferred
table
Northeastern
$1.15
—
pfd.
4%
Name of Company
11-16
1
$1.18%
(quar.)
Corp.,
preferred
Name of Company
Acme Gas <fc Oil Ltd
4.60%
Corp.
Power
12-
When
Per
Payable of Ree.
75 c
4.75%
Then we follow with
show the payments
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
payment date.
Alabama
Share
(quar.)l
Gregg
Mogul
Florida
an¬
&
4.60%
second
Alabama
Coe
during the current week.
nounced
a
the
Name of Company
Faber
H oldert
When
Per
DIVIDENDS
Monday, October 26.
...
44)
fLe.
r
i
fl'A
.
Volume 178
Number 5267... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1575)
Stock Record «» New York Stock
DULY RANGE OF PRICES
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
Lowest
Highest
41% Oct
64% Jan
6
Oct
2
125
Jan
8% May
39 %
Sep 22
24
99
Jun
2
5% Nov
6
24% Nov
26
30% Jan
24
30% Sep 16
33% Oct 20
35% Jan
30
42% Jan
5
Dec
19
64
Sep
24
24% Jan
22
323/4 Oct
9
66
9% Jan
7
EXCHANGE
Highest
10
25
47% Jan
112
Jan
5
26% Jan
6
Acme
25 Va
35 % Jan
2
Adams
Sep
14
23
48
6% Jan
23
36% Feb
25
Jun
16
59% Jan
27
21% Oct
6
32% Jan
fi
7% Sep
14
ABC
Vending
Motors
ACF-Brill
Steel
21
21
203/4
21
2,700
27
26%
26%
26%
27%
2,700
Corp
No par
*27%
28%
27%
27%
*27%
28%
*271/4
28%
*27%
28'A
10
51%
51 %
52
52
*52
53
*53
1
22 %
22%
22%
22%
Gas
10% Mar
6
51% July
3
29% Jan
8
106% May
2
115% Dec
11
101
Oct
15
114% Jan
5
Aug 28
3% Mar 6
150
Jun
3
2
Sep
11
3% Apr
14
Alaska
Corp
15
5
Aldens
Inc
Feb
27
Equipment
1
Juneau
20% Aug
76
May 9
5% Dec 23
158% Dec 23
Jan
4
2% Apr
24
5
31% Oct
16
Nov
10
98
70
Aug 10
3
Sep
14
130
Sep
15
78
70
Sep
23% July
29
79% May
1
17
46% Jan
110
Jan
160
74
Mar 11
5% Mar'25
152
81
Jan
Oct
9
25 %
Sep
15
39
Jan
16
17
91
Sep
1
104
Feb
4
pfd
&
4%%
com
50
w
w
Inc
series
18
78% Aug 11
62
Sep
15
18
Aug 28
32% Feb 21
21% Jan
19
Oct
22
22
Mar 25
Allied
Kid
24% Sep
14
33
Jan
8
Allied
36
17
40% Dec
35% Sep
21
40% Jan
8
Allied
Stores
July 17
46% Apr 17
95% May
1
Oct
1
87
Sep
22
93% Feb
16
61% Dec
23
41% Oct
14
59% Jan
2
Dec
23
86
Oct
8
118% Jan
2
30
40
Sep
14
52 % May
42% Apr
41% Apr
23
53% Aug 14
54% Jan 20
2
8
Apr
30
67% May
Apr
7
90
98
Nov
25
10
,
Dec
23
36
95
123
8
Mar 27
36% Feb
21
49% Dec
47% Oct
16
54%
2% Oct
23
15
Sep"l9
3% Jan
3
2
Oct
6
21
98
May
8
10 % Mar
3
Allen
Industries
76% Jan
2
Allied
Chemical
25
4%
gtd
Corp
16% Jan
2
11% Sep
14
Jan
2
71
16% May
5
90
20% Dec
20% Feb
2
59
Jan
6
12% Jan
29
25
61% Feb
19
18
19
36
36% Oct
30
15% Aug
7
53% Aug
7
41% Mar 13
17
107
Apr
American
22
Jun
23
12
6% Aug 31
Sep
11
47
Feb
34% Sep
21
40% Jan
27
91
17
103 % Feb
13% Sep
28% May 16
43% Aug
5
31
Oct
22
16"% Jun
Bank Note
3
45
8
39% July 23
5% Apr
14
20% Feb
26
19% Jan
4
8
9
Feb
73
Jan
14
30% Sep
X35% Oct
Aug
8
12
12%
12
12%
12
12%
15,100
73
73
73 %
73%
73%
73%
3,700
26%
26%
27
27'A
271/4
27%
1,600
*96%
*96%
98
*96%
98
96%
96%
10
10
16'A
16
15%
15%
1,500
57
57
19
45%
46%
conv
17% Feb
4
Feb
19
11
May 25
American
&
American
Jun
25
12% Sep
14
4
3
American
Hawaiiun
American
104
Mar
Locomotive
Amer
Machine
X22% May 16
30% July 23
8
26% Feb
27
Amer
Metal
May 15
94% Jun
23
105% Feb
9
17% Dec 31
13% Sep
15
18% Feb
2
4%%
4
11
Jan
17
27
Oct
28% Dec
19
36% Jun
12
29% Jan
39 % Sep
23
1
175% Aug
8
28% Sep
16
36% Jan
30
16% Apr
12% Sep
21
15% Feb
4
148
Jun
11
171% Feb
6
17
6
Jan
2
8% Jun
23
13
American
23
7
7% Jan
Oct
29
24% Jun
42% Apr
24
49 % Dec
19
38% May 19
148
Feb
19
36% Dec
11
122% Oct
29
30% Oct
16
34
Apr
60% Dec
127
9
18
Mar 14
10% Oct
16
150% Jun
11
64% May 19
129% Jan
57
Dec
3
16
53
Jan
12
3
29
American
14
37
Mar 17
American
Natural
1
37
Mar 27
American
News
5
39% Mar 24
American
Optical
16% July
45% Oct 14
23% Jan
25% Sep
44
14
25
65% Jan
2
9
136
Jun
37
Jan
2
120
Apr
20
127
36 % Jan
29
25% Sep
21
36
Jan
30
6
159% Jan
5
40% Aug 10
Feb
Amer Potash
7%
69% Jan
21
8
5
35% Oct
22
161% Jan
77% Aug
141
24
15
7
81% Nov
18
95% Jan
22
57
Sep
11
19
82
7
59
Sep
11
77% Mar 17
Feb
8
119
1%
11% Sep
14
21% Jan
68
Sep
21
97
Jan
14
45% Feb
26
2
48% Dec
31
43% Sep
15
Jan
30
May 12
31% Jan
2
30% Apr
5%
19
4% May
5
48% Dec 10
24% Jan
24
6% Jan
3
60
For footnotes
see
July
7
page 22.
100
Co
common
.
Corp
com
7%
57
5
25% Aug 27
94
Jun
25
106% Mar
32% Sep
40% Sep
23
45
15
57% May
8% Sep
15
2% Sep
30
Sep
Jan
15% Feb
common
47
46%
46%
46%
46%
1,200
130
31%
7%
27
14%
9'A
*90%
91%
4,800
46%
46%
20%
21
22
*21%
22
*21%
22
91%
*90%
91%
♦90%
46
46%
46%
46%
46%
47'A
*124
131
*127
129i%
32
32
32
32%
7%
8%
7%
*26%
26%
26%
26%
14%
14%
12%
13'%
9%
9%
9%
9%
$5
prior
conv
Anaconda
Wire Se
Hocking
Cable
Glass
preferred
5
Anderson
6
Anderson-Prichard
Andes
P
W
Clayton & Co
Copper
Oil
Mining
Products
Co
Inc
8
5
Jan
7
A
14
52
Jan
9
Archer-Daniels-Midland
32
8%
2,200
27
263A
263/4
400
13%
13%
13%
133/4
5,900
9%
9%
9%
9%
20,500
6,800
32"%
23,000
631%
2,200
3%
3%
*31
40%
33%
41%
33%
*31
40%
41'A
*31
40%
8
*90%
*16
*7
91
21%
84%
17%
20%
101
16%
7'A
35%
29
32%
31%
91
*90
*90
33%
•31
4 l'A
40
40%
41
8
♦73/4
8
93
•90'A
93
17
*17
17%
•17%
22%
*22%
102
•90
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
22%
22
*84%
86
84i/2
84%
18%
17%
18
84%
17%
22%
84%
11,300
84%
173/4
173/4
17%
2,300
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
203/4
203/a
203/4
1,800
99%
99%
99%
99%
100%
1003A
1003A
15%
16%
15%
16
153/4
153/4
73/8
300
6,500
1,400
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
35%
35%
36%
36%
36%
36%
36%
28%
28%
28%
28
28%
27%
28
*32
32%
32
32
♦32
32%
32%
32%
31%
32
32
32
31%
32
31%
32
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
*7
172
6%
A
146
*39%
*124
6%
21
146%
39%
126
*168
6%
21
147
38%
124
172
147
39'A
124
29%
41%
42
42%
43%
50%
50%
50%
50%
29%
40%
41%
122
13%
155 %
123
13%
156%
123
*13%
155%
172
6%
1,500
21%
4,800
46%
46%
46
46
210
28%
29
28%
29
16,100
147
147%
148
430
146%
*39
6%
393/a
*124
126
29
29
43
43%
*49%
124%
13%
156%
50%
127
13%
156%
*39
•124
28%
43%
50%
125
393A
126
433A
3,300
50%
127
1,700
1553/4
156 %
58,700
75%
76
75%
75%
74%
75%
141
139%
1393/4
139%
1403/4
36%
37%
36%
35%
363/4
35%
118%
118'/a
118
117%
118%
9%
15%
16 3/8
9%
15
510
133/4
139%
*117%
1,100
133/4
76%
*118
30
2,700
140%
37'/a
300
28%
140%
76
1,300
2,700
19,400
6%
133/4
x9'/a
69%
•168
150
1,100
21%
124%
156%
172
110
22
6%
21%
29%
29%
*168
6%
21%
29%
29
68
16
28
47%
65%
15%
35%
29
*68
*100
7%
28%
76%
100
17%
47
155%
91
84%
47
75%
5.700
901%
29
139'A 140
36%
37%
117% 117%
20
133/4
90%
47
155'A
400
13%
91
28%-
13%
300
22%
1013/4
13%
28%
13%
17%
22%
1013/4
13%
47
50%
51
122% 123
*100%
22%
102
13%
27%
39%
200
*7%
20%
125
3.800
*90%
20%
*46%
147
41
8
21
*39%
1,300
33%
93
*168
146
3%
*31
12%
172
7%
*124
3%
33%
9%
36
118%
6,700
730
24,500
460
9%
6,500
15 5A
15
153/a
11,900
643/4
9%
9%
67
68%
65%
68
64
653/8
64%
*69
69%
69
69%
67%
68 3/g
663A
68
12%
12%
12%
390
300
6,000
13
12%
13
12%
12%
70
69%
69%
♦69%
70%
693A
190
69%
693A
70
31%
32%
31%
32%
31%
323/8
313/4
32%
24,800
31%
48%
48%
48%
48%
48%
49
48%
48%
670
48%
491/4
26'A
26%
27
26%
26%
27
27%
273A
28%
3,800
26
*100% 101%
*100%
*100%
101%
♦100%
IOIV2
•100%
101%
32%
32%
43
433/8
•10
10%
12%
50
*69'A
30%
No par
,14
133
*26
8
32%
16'A
10
31%
623A
9%
21.80
Corp
*127
8
63
15%
No par
31%
32%
9%
6.23
130
8
12%
Corp—
Common
$4
31%
500
20,600
62
;16%
23
♦125
20%
32%
9%
preferred
Mining
Copper
20%
3%
3 '/a
15%
100
Anaconda
8
3
preferred
600
91%
*90%
20%
No par
$4 conv prior preference
No par
Amer Zinc Lead & Smelt com
1
5
26
23
100
25
100
preferred
Anchor
10
Viscose
American
15
53% Jan
Tel
&
5
prefeired
6%
6
29% Sep
50% Dec
Tobacco
American Water Works Co Inc
13
15
100
preferred
American Sumatra
American Woolen
30
38% May
l
11% Nov 21
1
2
24
106% May 21
Co
2
Jan
26% Feb
109
Stores
No par
7
55% Jan
40% Oct
25
common
Jan
16
15
100
Co
10% Feb
15
Jan
Snuff
noncumulative preferred—100
6%
27% Jan
23
102
No par
9
16% Oct
24
10
10
38
40% May
Co
Jun
89% Oct
47
4,200
61%
7
13% Sep
9
2,400
33
*168
preferred
7%
American
88% Mar 17
64% Nov
112% Jun
30
3%
5
Refg com
Tobacco
9% Dec
29%
61%
31%
12%
Ship Building Co—No par
Tel
37% Jan
Oct
Seating
American
119% Jan
30
32%
—100
American
13
29%
62
No par
Razor
Safety
3
22
28%
33 Va
32
common—5
Sany
5
5
28%
3 %
No par
Co
SLd
Amer Smelt &
21
60% Jan
723A
32%
35%
28%
preferred
American
19
Oct
3,700
32%
723/4
61%
No par
& Cliem cl B
&
No par
134
7% Jun
3
1
Co
Gas Co
Co__
24
10
44
32
73%
3%
20%
2
% Sep
Jan
433A
32%
73%
400
14,500
61%
*98%
Co
Auj'ewcan Sugar Refining com—100
65
44
32%
5,400
33%
3%
84%
17%
American
130% Jun
44
73
5,500
61
*90
21%
Aug 19
152% Jun
44%
32%
7%
32%
100
7
May 12
1
7%
*26%
14%
9%
_100
45
18
43%
32%
13%
bb
66% Dec
8,500
*100%
2
161% Dec
35%
13%
15
139% Nov 21
31%
No par
com
American Steel Foundries
22% Oct
116% Jan
Rad
Amer
2
16% July 30
353/4
102%
Sep
14
35%
13%
Feb
Apr
35%
*100%
No par
Mar 20
Feb
3.300
35%
13%
49
12
800
4%
35%
102%
38
120
16'A
4%
13%
6
135% July
1
16% Jan 11
141/2
16%
4'%
*100%
40% Aug 18
60% Mar
*124
100
18
20
39% Feb
Ltd
Co
Sep
Jun
165% Sep
131
& Metals
31 % Jun
6
*133/4
16%
4%
1
;
Molasses
American
Feb
1
preferred
Jan
Aug
14%
16%
4%
100
American Metal Products
36
6
111
common
preferred
35% Dec
165
1
Mach
3.90%
31% July 30
16
50
preferred
& Fdry common
2
28
1
prior preferred
5%%
American
19% Feb
33% Oct
•13%
161%
4%
17
16
13% Oct
141/4
16%
22%
15% Sep
18% Jun
22
*13%
17%
18% Dec 31
7% Jun
14%
22%
24
7
14
17%
13% Apr
8
14%
22%
1%
19
*13%
17%
Amer
31
14 Va
22%
24
Oct
94
22%
Investment Co of
Feb
Dec
94
*17%
American
24% Mar 16
7
94
American International Corp.No par
86
29
*92%
8
100% Mar 17
105
353A
93
12
2
35%
35
*7%
18
3
71/4
37%
35
35%
35
*90 %
19% Sep
Jan
7%
*363/4
8
79% Jan
Jan
7%
*36
93
2
13
57%
490
37%
7%
37%
*7%
24
97
*56%
7%
*36%
*90'A
84
14,
16
7%
No par
24% Dec
Sep
*96%
37%
7%
*36
preferred—100
11
88
10
com
preferred
noncuniulative
6%
24
9
8
Co
Products
Home
24
Sep
SS
American Ice Co common
9
18% Mar 26
convertible
Jun
Apr
Co
Hide & Leather
16% Apr
102
Electric
&
40c
Power_.No par
5% Mar 25
78% Feb
96
Lines Inc
33% Feb
American
1
Secur—No par
Foreign
Gas
20
67
25% Mar 18
July~31
10
<
Co com
10
preferred series B_100
12% Sep
15
21%
10
com
Cyanainid
Export
99
17% Feb
No par
91%
American
16
43%
32%
73%
29'A
46%
20%
22%
*90%
15
16% Sep
7%
38
100
European
G%
x35%
25
preferred
prior
American
21% Sep
57%
20%
5
3
*56%
*21 %
20
30
56%
16
22
8% Jan
Dec
56%
16
21
31% Jan
23% Jun
25
56%
16%
16
11
16%
4%
No par
Sugar
14
6
15
16%
98
20%
*14
12.50
Distilling Co
8
98
20'A
22%
1
1
Corp
Encaustic Tiling
8% July
500
12%
3%%
93% Apr
22% Jan
4,400
59
27
47%
30
9
156
58%
60%
73
American
23
100
154%
154
72%
47
Oct
Jan
18
12%
5
6% Jan
153
*59
2'A
35%
*17
26%
100
6% Jun
8b
59%
*2
*34
17'A
12%
6
19
59%
2%
35%
27%
Jan
Dec
96
60%
17%
72%
39% Jan
42% Aug 17
153
46%
American
39 % May 27
*59%
29%
6
15
152 %
29%
55% Jan
15
153
60%
73%,
9
Jun
152
153
2%
*34
12%
Cable
American
36
18
29%'
,4%%
36% Jun
35%
*17
1,500
26 %
preferred
4
Aug
2%
*34
17%
73
96% Mar
9
*2%
35%
44%
6
18
2
2
*34
*17
73%
Crystal
29
60'A
par
2%
35%
17%
/
44%
72%
Colortype Co
Jan
1,000
2%
33
American
3% Sep
19,100
73%
American
27% Jun
6,900
46%
32%
20
48
50%
45%
43%
Oct
10
50%
45%
25
21
Feb'll
50
45%
1
preferred
7%
25 % May 27
5% Jan
44
49%
45%
43%
33'A
1%
2
5~5~
44
49%
45%
152
American Car & Fdry common
3
10
44
49%
35%
24
21
44
50%
45%
*17
common
21
3% Oct
44%
45%
35%
Co
16% Jan
45% Jan
600
300
49%
*34
Co
8
*43%
92
3,800
23,100
44
36
Chicle
7
*90
44%
44%
4%
American
12% Mar
91
93
45%
16%
16
18% Aug 14
*89%
44%
700
1,900
50'A
14%
25
7% Nov 13
91
4%
19% Feb
7
89 %
*92
10
8,700
45%
1
common
14% May 21
20% Feb 13
16% Mar
683/8
100
900
44%
20
50 % Feb
26
68
9
8,000
50
No par
Radio
&
33% Aug 11
*
16 %
in
&
Chain
9
44%
*13%
interest
44% Apr
3
91
92%
44
16%
4%
of
6
Jan
91
1
preferred
5%
50% Jun
6
90%
37%
921%
44'A
14%
Ctfs
2
29% Jan
90
37%
92%
43%
*92
44'A
13%
American
151
93
43%
50
(The)
38%
44
14%
26
10
68%
14'A
85% Mar 18
15
67%
43%
1
common
34% Jan
28% Sep
68'A
14 %
5
117% Jun
67%
14'A
44% Jan
22
68%
1
Inc
14
31
66%
93'%
49% May 25
22
8%
-93%
15
Dec
8%
93%
26
8
8%
93%
72% Sep
54% Jan
8%
93'A
30 %
170% Jan
*8%
93 %
40% Apr
9
8%
66%
38 %
100
preferred
8
May
*8%
100
convertible
12
83% Oct 30
91%
30'A
37%
common
26
143
*89%
293/a
Broadcasting-Paramount
27
41% Jun
91%
35%
42% Jun
9
*89iA
34%
45% Nov
59% Jun
91%
35%
Can
60% Aug 25
*89%
35%
American
May
91%
No par
4
90
89 %
Brake Shoe Co com
Cable
15
96
56%
American
96% Jan
*93
*
7%
*36%
1
15
94
37%
common
32% Feb
Apr
30
94
100
83% Jun
89
29%
96
29%
50
15,700
79
30%
*93
30%
2
6% May
37% May
Sep
3%
100
Corp
31% Feb
6
*77%
71
2,100
1421/4
96
29%
50
Bosch
12
Mar
3%
38%
pfd
36% Dec
26
79
70%
*138
1,700
com__No par
73% Apr 23
27% Oct 24
42% Jan
3%
8%
*92
No par
Co
Co
3% Sep
Sep
*771/8
71
142%
37%
Corp
7
Sep
3%
92%
common
conv
Theatres
12
79
71
*138
*93
v90
66
No par
Jan
6
29
3%
5%%—50
4%
15% Mar 20
Feb
15
4% Dec
*77 Va
71%
142%
38%
preferred
preferred
Amer
15% Mar 19
79
3%
*138
1952 ser
2nd
Amer
12% Sep
*77%
*70%
3%
38
preferred
6%
20
Sep
cum
American
26
72%
143
*92
America.
Bakeries
American
3%
*138
30
96
8%
20
preferred
Sugar
conv
4%%
79
29%
*93
100
Airlines
American
15% Oct
Nov
Oct
3%%
8
31
Dec
102
4
16
10% Dec
55
8
97% Jun
50
43
15% Jan
*77%
90
*70%
3%
143
19
common
Petroleum
84% Feb
72%.
3%
25%
Agricultural Chemical__No
29% July
1 Sep 18
26% Sep 15
93% Aug 20
*70%
*138
19
Amalgamated
2
19%
24%
Amalgamated Leather Co com
6%
convertible preferred
29
19%
19
3% Mar 24
Apr
19%
25
19% Mar 18
12% May
19%
19
36% Mar 24
73
19%
25
30
Amer
19%
19%
29
Amerada
19%
25%
20
6
20 %
19%
16% Jun
5
50
5,400
19%
21/4
19%
25 %
33% Jan
75% Jan
1551%
2%
25"%
2
189% Jan
155%
2%
20
11
14
155%
2%
25%
Jan
14
*155iA
2%
*19%
18% Jan
57% Oct
1021/4
103%
155%
2%
*
19%
35
148% Oct
102%
26%
24
9
103%
19%
15
30
20
6,600
155 %
common__No par
Mfg
of
4,800
223/4
26'A
Nov
Dec
83/4
501%
2%
100
Limited
Apr
223A
5
Co
74
8%
*50
155%
No par
Alpha Portland Cement
x235
23
No par
Aluminium
9
8%
50%
2%
1
Dye
Aluminum
20
22%
*155%
1
Inc
convertible
60% Feb
103%
8%
*50
2%
par
preferred
141% Jan
103%
23
100
500
3,700
155%
No par
15% Sep
33
'
8%
50%
53
22%
2%
100
Co
Allis-Chahners
3%%
103
22%
53
22%
*155 %
1
Allegheny & West Ry 6%
die
102%
8%
*50
54
22%
102%
100
—
common
Mills
Jan
23
22%
5
Alleghany Ludlum Steel Corp
$4,375 cum preferred
No
87% Sep
8% Oct
85
8%
50%
22%
22%
10
preferred A
prior preferred conv
$4
102
8%
50%
22%
100
Vicksbiirg Ry
Gold Mining
common
preferred
8%
50 %
23
23
100
5%%
Aug 24
8%
*50
„
common__No par
1951
Alleghany .Corp
5
21
preferred
Reduction
Alabama
200
21
3
155
43%
3,800
26%
8
2
4%
4%
20%
49% Sep
17
1.400
4%
27%
22% Oct
Jan
9%
21
22
18% Oct
9%
27
May 21
2% Jan
\
1013/4
9%
20%
29% Dec
139
4%
3,000
1013/4
26%
1
4.50%
4%
Shares
42
101%
9%
9%
4%
41%
101%
21
May
$3
*9%
4%
4%
9%
42
the Week
26%
Corp
Affiliated
9%
9y2
41%
41%
104
Friday
Oct. 23
20%
Addressograph-Multigraph
Air
41%
*102%
Oct. 22
1
Jan
51
42
104
Sales for
Thursday
10
24
18
41%
*102%
9%
PRICES
Co
48
7% July 17
42
104
2.50
Co
Express
Adams-Millis
Admiral
*
SALE
Oct. 21
*102%
.
1
Co
HIGH
Wednesday
Oct. 20
41%
100
Corp
AND
Tuesday
Oct. 19
&
preferred
4%
10% July
3
Monday
Par
,
AbbottLaboratories
29
9% July
1
3"% Sep 15
20 Vi Sep 15
25% Sep
LOW
Sl-OCK
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1952.
108
FOR EVERY LISTED ISSUE
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Lowest
Exchange
101%
33
33
33
33
32%
32%
43%
*9%
44%
10%
44 %
44 %
43%
44
8
3
No par
35
3
35%
*9%
10%
*10
10%
*2%
3%
*2%
3%
35%
35%
34%
34%
•2%
33
3%
34
33
33
1,000
43%
44'A
ioy2
4,300
•10
*2%
31/4
100
31%
32%
2,600
11
/
12
Financial Chronicle..
The Commercial and
(1576)
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Year 1952
7
15% Oct
35 y2 May
8% Oct
1
22
22
42% Dec
16
31
27% Jan
30% Sep
5
12% Mar
Sep
14
14
15
Sep
15
Sep
8 %
77
77% Oct 22
46% Nov 10
96
Mar 13
57
Jan
28
48% Feb
9
3
99
Apr
1
89% Sep
24
116'/2 Jan
22
92 y» Jan
107% Nov
3
16% Jan
22
7% Oct
25% May
31.
9% Dec 19
24
6
16% Oct 22
27% Dec 29
Dec
19
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
102 %
Sep 21
16% May 28
7
Aug 31
14
15
23% Mar 27
43% Jan
$6 conv
10
Arnold
2
32% Jan
Aug 18
23 % Sen
15
29
18% Sep
15
22% Mar 11
Feb
28
101
Dec
16
89 % Sep
Jan
2
98
Jan
23
92% July
2
25% Sep
25
3
Ashland
18 Va Mar 25
Mar 27
Jan
15
Jan
13
50 % Jun
23
57% Jan
6%
I
25% Feb
18
97%
Nov
6
•>,88%' July
28% Sep 28
97% "Mar 25
9
123% Dec
23
96% Feb
28
110
Dec
22
31
Sep
*93% Jan
15
36% May
8
100% Jun 24
94
Aug 26
75% Jan
26% May
2
1
30% Jan
26
83% Sep 14
Oct
23
25% Sep
14
101
89% July
28% Jun
1
16
103
33% Jan
30
31% Apr
24
16
29
5
5% Sep
21
27
3
15% May
5
16'/2 Mar 13
3
13% Jan
9
17% Mar
21
42% Jun
26
so % Nov
14
15
36% Sep 22
5% Sep
*83
8374
83%
83%
83 7/2
8374
84
600
53
5274
52%
5274
52 %
*5274
53
1.200
9374
93 7k
93 7 k
9374
9374
9474
9474
410
106%
100
10574
106 Va
*105%
10674
*105%
*16 3 4
17%
*1374
17%
*1674
17%
*1674
177k
7%
*7 7k
774
*7 Va
7%
*7%
7%
7%
7%
106
106
52 % Feb
Goods
2774
2774
28
27
27%
*27%
2774
*27%
2774
700
117k
12 Va
12
127k
1174
12
1174
11%
117a
12%
12,600
23%
237k
2374
237a
2374
23%
237«
237k
237a
4,000
197 k
197k
1974
1974
19%
19%
19%
1974
19%
2,600
93%
*93%
94
*93 7k
94
*93 Va
94
92
93 7k
96
*9574
96
*9574
90
93 Va
*9574
96
95%
95%
9574
957k
90
10
28 V«
2874
28 7 k
287k
287k
28%
29
29
29%
29%
3,100
9274
_
100
—100
preferred—
93%
9174
91%
91%
9174
2,700
*5274
5374
*53
5374
1,200
28
*27%
28
92
917k
92
89
89%
89%
907k
104
104%
27
27%
.
Investment Co
Topeka Ac Santa Fe—
92%
93%
9174
92
5374
53
5374
5374
53%
10
28%
237k
28
28
2774
28
100
9174
9174
92
92
*91%
22
.No par
8974
90 %
897k
90%
*53
Electric Co
Coast
Line
RR
W I SS
Lines
series
$3.75
106
1
10
Refining common
*100%
106
89
106
28
*91%
897k
105
*101
26%
27%
27
27%
27
27%
94
94 Va"
94%
94%
95
95
297 k
297a
29%
29 Va
297k
297k
3274
33%
*3274
32%
32%
3274
99%
*93 7k
99 Va
99%
99%
99%
1774
*
*17%
1774
*17%
1774
*94%
'
29%
1,800
190
3,700
400
101
101
33%
99
100
B„.
5
20
(voting)
Tack
Avco
26
237k
Corp-
preferred
City
prior
No par
*5 7k
No par
Co
*15%
(The)
574
17 %
574
16
33%
101
1774
574
*
27%
2774
20,300
150
95
95
95
29%
29%
29%
1,400
33
33
2,000
99 Va
997a
*17%
1774
*15%
16
157%
15%
16
*15%
16
3
5%
57 a
57k
574
57k
574
.No par
*39 74
397k
39%
39%
39%
39%
common
preferred
5%
5%
170
200
5%
100
16
15 %
15%
*15%
16
1574
Amer
of
*5%
5%
*5%
*15%
5
($1.20)
prcf
Canteen
conv
*17%
common
Mfg Corp
$2.25
100
.No par
Corp
Nichols
Conv
26
100
■V 2774
-f.il
19%
Automatic
6
8% Feb
*7
'
.2.50
Inc
Refining Co_.
convertible pfd series A
4%
9
7% Mar
23
8'% Nov
&
Dry
Common
Austin
Nov
3
84
3%
Powder—
Atlas
7% Dec
6% Jun
8374
*83
-No par
Preferred
7
Jan
15% Jan
17
17
15,900
177k
1st
Atlantic
108 % Mar 18
17
16
874
1057k
Atlas Corp
36'A Mar 27
94 % July
5% Oct
37a
.No par
■
preferred
4%
2
30
12% Apr
87a
Preferred
22
44 V2 Jan
14% May
87t
*1G34
Oil
Atlantic
2
Jan
30% Feb
99
117% Jan
4
87 k
105%
Atlantic G Ac
2
24 % Feb
87 a
.5
3
Mar
114
30
Jun
87 a
9
Corp
Atlantic
31% Sep
3
2,500
14.300
87 a
preferred--No par
2
119% Jan
102 % Oct
Mar
18%
357a
5274
2nd
Atlas
31
18%
34%
Common
13
Dec
8
17%
35
*9274
Associates
5
Jun
Sep 14
17%
34%
92 7k
5.25%
22
27
86
17
347k
2nd preferred $1.50 series-.No par
Mar 25
32
58
4
7
16%
3374
Coramon
22
99 y2 A or
100
104% Dec
27
61% Jan
21% Jan
1674
34%
527k
Atchison
73% Feb
1634
3374
92%
Associated
81
Shares
17
527k
Industries
Arvin
6
22% July 25
91
Oct. 28
it
34 7a
..No par
Constable
Artloom
Vk Mar 26
11% Sep
31
Sales for
Oct.
the Week
Friday
Thursday
17
.No par
convertible
$4
PRICES
5
com
_
SALE
Oct. 21'
33%
5
prior preferred
_
HIGH
'
19% Jan
25% Sep
20
Illinois
preferred
AND
if)
10
—
—
of
Oct.
1!)
Carpet Co Inc
$3.75
112% May 25
31
18% Feb
_
Oct.
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
Par
Armstrong Cork Co com
7
23% Mar 25
32% Dec
LOW
STOCK
Corp
Co
Ac
Armour
55'/a May 22
Jan
Steel
Arrnco
Mar 25
93
Oil Corp
Argo
5
12% Mar 26
97
YORK
EXCHANGE
Lowest
Highest
Monday, October 26, 1953
Continued—Paze 2
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Lowest
.
157k
15 7k
1574
2,600
5%
57 k
57 k
57k
27,900
3874
3874
500
15 %
39
39
B
6% Dec
22
«% Jan
30
4% Sep
31% Oct
16
39 % Dec
10
35% Jan
8% Oct
6
11 % Jan
22
8
Sep
JUubbll.l.
(T)
14
42% Mar 25
Babeock
Ac
14
11% Mar 20
Baldwin-LimarHamillon
Baltimore
23
7
Jan
16
17% Feb
20
29% Dec
23
20
Oct
6
30% Mar 19
36% Feb
'
20
49 % Nov
13
43'/« Sep
15
48% Mar 25
Apr
23
23 % Jun
26
16% Sep
15
22% Mar 17
65 y2 Jan
11
73
Nov
24
67
Jun
9
76% Mar 17
16
54% Dee
10
38
Sep
14
18
42
Oct
15 % Dec
36
May
22
7
20% May 23
9% Feb 21
59% Apr
12% Oct
15
17% Mar 12
37% Sep
15
39'/a Feb
22
18% Sep
18
25% Mar 19
Bath
11% Dec
5
9 % Sep
11% Feb
16
40
16
107
Dec
22
40% Oct
23
31
93
5
106% Oct
23
3% %
Oct
23
4% %
Jun
90% July 28
16% Oct
22
78% Fel)
14
12
17
Apr
22
22% Jan
4
16% Sep
87
Sep
16
Oct
9
22
'A Mar
86% May
Beaunil
i)
Co eommon____12.50
39%
39%
prior
preferred-.. 100
100
104%
104%
105
94
94%
94
2.50
17%
17%
17%
17
Beck
8
Shoe
(A
Creek
27
Feb
5
30 '/2 May 26
10% Oct
20
31% Jan
14
15% Jan
19
17% Sep
15
Oct
1
14% Apr
28
23
Dec
9
18% Oct
27
28
Feb
28
16
*91 % Feb
13
94
May 22
90
May 21
45% Apr
24
64
Dec
22
50
Sep
29% Jan
14
38
Dec
1
106'/a Dec
11
14
29
J~a~n~l9
1% Nov
Oct
1
1% Mar
14
2
22'/a Mar 13
Bell
26% Feb
93
Jan
Aircraft
Beneficial
27
1
32
Oct
22
Common
107
va
Feb
27
Cum
1
Sep
22
1% Jan
7
Benguet
24% Oct
23
27% Jan
5
Best
Ac
Best
38
16
36% Dec
15
Oct
5
37% Jan
20
1
55% Dec
31
44% Sep
15
57% Jan
6
146% Aug 26
135 % Jun
19
144% Feb
0
11% Sep
17
Oct
8
139% Apr
29
12% Oct
16
78% 8ep
2
Nov
3
7
18'/a Jan
Jan
84
14
39% Mar 12
30
63
31% Apr 30
Jan
13
16
4%%
14
22% Mar 17
21% Jan
S
Bliss
15
24 y4 Mar 12
Bliss
Ac
15
36% July 13
2.7 % Mar 18
Blockson
4-8'% Mar 20
18% Apr
14
23
Dec
11
19% Sep
22% Oct
27
25% Nov
18
22 % Sep
31% May 16
Oct 29
41 .% Dec
23
Jun
30
16% Sep
15
29% Jan
2
21% Jan
2
25
6% Sep
18
12% Mar 12
1
12% Sep
15
14% Aug 13
6
11
13
12
6% Oct 15
11'A Jan
6
«% May 17
16'/o July
11% Mar
54% Aug 28
<
Dec 15
49% Jan
3
61% Jan
j)
82
89% Jan
8
13
14% Feb
21
39% Nov
13
47% Feb
21
Jan
52% Jan 14
95'/a Apr 23
10% Nov
64% Sep 15
Jun
15
Sep
11
33% Sep
15
23 % Mar
Mar
60% Oct
86
34
25% Jan
2
Dec
1
9% Nov
17
14% Jan
25
15% Apr
7
22% Dec
2
35
.
94'/a Jan
Bolin
19% Sep
15
33
Mar
3-
4
91
8
22% Jun
15
54% May 29
45% Jun
9
10
35% Feb
Jan
9
24% Oct 21
21
May 28
31
12% Feb
14
51% Jun
20
63 '/2 Dec
3
Oct
23
20% May 26
22% Oct
16
13% Sep
76% Jan
15
27%.July 24
15% Dec 12
7
81'/a May 29
76
Jun
9
Feb
26
50
Aug
46
Sep
15
16% Dec
16
20
Dec
1
17% Jan
2
40% Feb
14
127'a
1/200
*37%
39
39
20%
20%
207a
20%
2074
1,200
9%
97a
9%
978
978
2,000
397a
39%
39 7«
3978
40 %
1,800
10674
10674
95%
95%
95%
96
1,200
17
1674
17
167a
17 Va
2,400
81
81
81
82
83
100
10
17,700
*105
9%
11
11%
97a
33 %
33%
33%
28%
2874
29
29
10%
HV2
10%
11
11
11
11%
1,400
217a
21%
3,700
11%
33 %
*33
*33%
28%
3,100
29
217a
217a
217a
217a
17
*17
173/a
17%
17%
*17
17%
*90
65%
*90
94
*90
94
94
*90
94
—10
35%
*98
1
94
61 %
61%
35%
35%
l3»a
1 Va
*98
104
1
1%
4
11% Sep
217a
61%
62%
35s/.
A
35%
35%
1
1%
32
102
ji
1
607a
61%
61
357a
l'/a
102
102
*98
1 Va
*90
62%
36
36
1
rl
32
102
36-J/a
32
1
1
30
l'/a
1
25
25
31%
31%
317a
31%
3174
3174
3,500
49 Va
487a
50%
497a
50%
50
50%
33,700
143%
*141
142%
20
9
29
29
17
91% Jan
7
19% Jan
3
8
92% Apr
14
74
Jun
84
Apr
18
67
Jun" 10
16
Dec
22
18% Jan
7
14% Dec
31
13% Sep
10
14
78
Jan
15
12
Jan
2
11
Oct
6
15
118
Apr
26
8
125
Jan
21
135
33
Apr
28
39% Sep
2
35
Jan
9
40
1
14% Dec
31
11% Sep
30
157a Feb
12
83 '/a Dec
4
14% Jan
17
Aug 28
5% Sep 15
127a Feb
Jan
3
19% Sep
14
27% Mar 20
26
79
86
preferred
Union-Gas
cum
Co
Forge
Co
16
Mar 16
26
Bush
Bros
4%%
Butte
7
2774 Jan
13% Mar
29
3
102
Jan
30
Sep
24
100
77a
8,000
39%
39
27
*93
24%
7
*
39
38%
38%
33%
27
27 Va
7
7
M)
2.700
387k
39 %
27%
27
*26%
26%
27%
900
7
67k
6%
6%
2,300
247k
2474
2474
6.700
5,500
*6 7k
31V4
31
31%
31%
31 Va
317a
35'a
353/a
3574
357k
35%
357a
1,200
18%
19%
187k
18%
18%
18%
187 a
5,800
93 %
93 Va
*93%
25%
26 Va
247k
307a
52% *
247k
35%
94%
24%
26
*50%
257k
52 Va
*49 Va
*9374
95
187k
95
*9374
25%
257a
25
*49%
50%
*49
1174
25%
51
10
95
25
3,700
,
50%
2,200
11%
11%
11%
117k
1174
60Va
60Va
*60%
62
62
62
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
157a
15%
137k
2,000
21%
22%
22
22%
22%
22 %
22
22%
22
22%
3,700
14,200
No par
11 %
11%
11%
1174
117k
62
*61
11%
11%
117k
*74
76%
*75
7674
*75%
7674
*48
49
48
48 Va
*47%
48
26Va
267a
26%
27
26%
5
*37%
38
38
38
*37%
11
80%
10%
11
81
*80 %
81
*66
70
*66
70
15
15
*11%
1
•
*125
*36%
11%
14 74
113A
130
,
11%
*125
*35 7a
37
11%
48%
600
26%
27
38%
7674
*47%
267a
26%
267a
11,400
*3774
38%
38
38
11%
*80 %
*bb
70
*125
*35%
1474
15
117 k
130
107k
~
37%
*11%
*125
;
357k
10%
11%
11%
35%
11%
14%
*11%
147 a
5,900
1174
400
130
130
10
*35
37
20
13 %
15
13 V8
13 Va
81Va
81%
5
7Va
7Va
No par
10o
*21 %
*103%
lo
17%
17%
17%
17%
177k
177k
17%
17%
177a
217a
22 %
22%
227k
22%
22%
22%
22%
2,700
177a
5
Packing Corp
120
70
100
common-.
13,000
80 %
*66
14%
130
200
80 %
82
70
*1174
11%
37
11%
*74%
48
81
It 74
Va
200
62
7674
107k
130
11
11%
11%
48
*74
80%
*66
15
11%
*61 %
13%
*81
7%
21
22
105
♦103%
13%
13
13
81%
81%
81%
77k
77k
77k
7%
217 k
21%
*20%
21%
13 %
13
81%
*81
77a
21
105
:
*103%
105
*10374
105
13%
*81
7%
21
*103%
8174
60
77a
1,100
400
?i
105
800
1%
1%
1%
1%
1
%
2,200
7%
77k
7%
7%
77a
6,100
Campbell W Ac C Foundry
No par
Canada Dry Ginger Ale
corn—1.65%
*21 %
21%
$4.25
Heela
conv
34
Jan
5
Canadian
54
Jan
5
Cannon
13% Jan
29
92%
77a
1%
14
19% May 25
*91 %
7%
21% Sep
44% Sep
May 27
9174
8 Va
8
1%
40% Mar 31
22.
7
8%
No par
.'
«
Inc
preferred
Canadian
30
38%
*27
8
8
53
18% Jan
9174
*9174
7%
21'A Aug 18
9
92%
8 Va
1%
24
For footnotes see
page
92%
87a
2.1%
22
30
*91%
8%
5,900
1%
17% Apr
30
92%
8
'70%
7%
46% Jan
;9% Sep 15
23% Sep 14
16% Sep 14
*91%
200
5,300
60
69%
22 Va
5
3
68%
1 l/b
11
31
59%
59%
6974
7%
Sep
Apr
597a
5974
68
,—5
Jan
Jan
117a
59%
100
common
(A
Ac
51
16%
*1178
60%
2.50
participating preferred
20
56
117a
5
Byron Jackson Co
19
17
1174
687a
5
preferred
*16% May 26
*46% Nov 25
9% Oct 15
11%
59%
100
;
Calumet
1%
117k
5,900
15
Copper Ac Zinc
Byers Co
117a
67 3/4
Bldg 7%' pfd—_10o
prior preferred
50
conv
Butler
137a
67%
Terminal
5%
13 %
60%
2.50
Bush Terminal Co
<
13%
60
Mills Corp common—1
preferred
100
preferred
100
Burroughs Corp
5
9
450
540
13%
13%
67%
3%%
California
15
*11%
:
Callahan Zinc-Lead
Sep
11%
13%
lo
2
10
*117a
new
2
86% Oct
1.25
Watch Co Inc—
2
7
13 %
1
3% Mar
12
13 Va
7
6%
No par
93A Mar
14
13%
Co
7
Jan
13%
67a
7
77k
7
100
preferred
15
20% Sep 24
Dec
24%
7%
1
15
95
207a
2374
*7 Va
Inc
1% Sep
26
20%
24%
7%
Bigelow
20% Oct
11% Jan,
2 6 7a
24
*7%
257a
24% Mar 12
2
20%
237k
*51%
409% Mar 10
4
20%
2274
40
15
July 17
4774
207k
23%
No par
30
Dec
47
20%
4%
13
July 15
27% Jan
48
20%
com
16% Sep
6% Sep
5,500
47%
23%
preferred
conv
103% Sep
2
477k
29,400
19
4
17
8,500
487a
18%
4
22
27Va
48
23%
common
25% Apr
Jan
23
27
48 Va
35%
108 </2 Jan
3% Jan
23
27%
30%
12
10% Jan
22%
26%
35
14
29
22%
2674
29%
19% Nov
30
22%
267k
20%
Co
104% Apr
34% May 16
1% Oct 28
22%
26%
Burlington
7
3
M*r
22%
26%
Briggs Manufacturing Corp—No par
Ac StraLlon
No par
2
30
Jun
22 */a
26%
Brlggs
Bullard
700
213A
26
24%
Bulova
17% Feb
137a
24%
2
Jan
17%
14
34%
5
Bucyrus-Erie Co
Budd '(The) Co common
25
8% Nov 13
19% Oct 28
Brass
28% May 20
43% Mar
17%
137 k
47%
i
14
15
27% Oct
4,100
17
14
20%
Co
Ac
35% Jun 22
10% Oct 14
2,000
13%
17 Va
137a
5
$5
300
17%
13%
17
14
46%
'.
Bearing
Airways Inc..
Buffalo
3474
17%
17
693i
100
Shoe
6
*34%
17 Va
137a
34 Va
RR—
Brown
64% Mar 10
34%
34%
470
213A
15
Brunswick-Balke-Collender
163A Mar 25
34%
35
23%
(The)
Brown
83 % Feb
68%
67%
11%
5
Inc
Club
22% Mar 17
10% Sep
12
68%
11%
68
1
13% July 20
5
117a
117a
68
17
5
Corp
Inc
Maine
100
3,200
12%
69%
11%
67%
No pur
Bridgeport,
5%
*
11%
69%
117a
*33%
317a
1,600
25
No par
Brass
66% Jan
Jan
July
Co
Ac
Roller
3%%
143%
'141
*141
2474
2.50
preferred
Brooklyn
141
137a
-
30,400
1%
25%
*34%
10
7,800
152,800
3 2
7.50
16
25
143%
11%
31 Va
300
11,100
105
105
l'/a
61%
x25%
25%
*67
Bristol-Myers Co
2
39% Aug 17 *
Jan
*140%
Co
15% Sep
20% Sep
76
129
"6%
Bower
99% Feb
49
141
No par
Co class A
Ac
Branift
54
Chemical
Co
24
25%
49%
Common
9
25%
1
Book-of-tlie-Month
7
25%
31%
(Delaware)
200
337a
17
48%
Borg-Warner Corp common
3%% preferred
12
27% Jan
Co
140
107 Va
95%
107
21%
100
59% July 14
84% Jan
16% Oct
12%
127a
17%
31%
Co
Stores
Borden
19
25% Mar 10!
27% Jun
*23% Nov
7
46'A Mar
11 % Jan
103% Jun
21
11% Oct
Sep 21
6'/a Sep 15
26% Jan
Nov
3
25
17 % Sep
12
37
31% Nov
2,400
217k
Carpet (Del) com 5
Co
Alumium
Bond
137a Mar 19
4
38% Dec
24
Jan
7
42% Fel)
18
43% Jan
41%
17%
No par
com
Class B
Mar 25
28
Sep 22
33% Sep 21
Jan
30% Apr
9
40%
21%
Co—1 peso
Lauglilin Inc
Bon Ami
Boston
22% Jan
11
100
(Del)
Airplane
Boeing
29% Mar 18
25
29
89
20
40%
17
287a
10%
1
(E W)
7% Apr
28%
11
1
Blaw-Knox
15
78% Jan
Mining
Black Ac Decker Mrg
38% Aug 26
12% Sep
11% May
28%
1%
pfd series of 1951
15% Sep
36% May
14% Nov
28%
127a
*37%
39
*80
*10Tk
—
Blgelow-Snnlord
18
41
common
preferred
7%
15
02 Va Jan
28
17
Corp
Bethlehem Steel
22 % Dec
95
1274
39%
100
Co
18% Nov
*50
40%
I
rights
15% Oct 20
33
70
94%
82
ii74
pfd $3.2!) ser of J94U_N» par
15% Mar 15
12% Nov
*69
•
22
29% Jan
3
17
70
397a
%
33 %
5
Consol
*69
-105
11%
11%
70
200
177a
_10
common
Foods
17
39%
33%
*33
*17%
974
105
1
Corp
Loan
Feb
13
17
*80
81
17%
20
9%
_lo
preferred
Jun
81
39%
*173/a
*37%
1
Aviation
Bendix
93
33 '/a Jun
9%
48%
18 %
12%
127a
50
Ilowell Co
Ac
4%%
12
68% Mar 20
29% Mar
31% Dec
100
Belding-Hemiuway
Bell
46% May
32
pfd
RR
Beech-Nut Packing Co
Mar 16
14
la's Oct
25
4%%
Aircraft Corp
12
•7
Si
Beech
20
12%
12%
22
48
3,500
40
94 %
Beech
Jan
41%
9%
16% Mar 20
10% May 16
40%
9%
33 % Jan
25% Oct
41%
41%
%
41
70
No par
May 19
14
70
39
31
Sep
70
207a
79V2 Jan
9
73
*20
17
10,200
*70
*37V2
Inc
46,200
43
48
*17%
21%
22 Va
477a
17%
39
Mills
2174
47 74>
21%
477a
20%
preferred
21%
21%
12%
30
33'/a Jun
30
96
13,200
17%
;
Beatrice
87a
47%
20%
Inc
8%
21%
*37%
Cigars
14
34% May 20
40 Va
87a
18%
10
Corp
40%
8%
21%
10
Works
*434
39%
8%
5
48
50
common
preferred
Iron
47a
40%
8 Va
*474
8%
21%
100
10
300
47a
3974
4%
40
8%
*1774
50
preferred
40
8%
47%
100
common
4%
47a
40
Foods
4%%
27
8%
conv
Bayuk
33% Apr
5%
Brothers
Barker
10
23
18
39%
13
Corp
Barber Oil Corp
7
.Ian
94% Apr
(The)_Nopar
Aroosloolc common
Convertible
19% Jan
Dec
Oh io
Ac
*4%
1
Co
noncumiiialive preferred—100
4%
Bangor Ac
24% Dec
41
inc
Wilcox
Canada
Southern Ry Co
Breweries Ltd
Pacific
Carey
Mills
(Philip)
No par
100
Mfg Co
22
22%
227 a
22
22%
22%
11%
11%
11%
117k
11%
11%
11%
113 a
90
90
90
90
P0
90%
f/0
90
53
53
*52
54
*52
54
*52
54
*52
*19%
207k
*19%
20%
*
20 Va
23%
23 %
23 Va
23 34
23%
24
45%
44%
♦441/2
600
•
207k
24
1,800
54
20%
*20 V*
2374
*45
20%
-'..*20%
>3%
24
45%:
10
10%
5
25%
257a
17
17
lo
22
11%
90
1
Co
22
11%
89 V2
No par
—No par
(The)
*
25
Ry
Capital Airlines Inc
Carborundum
1
fjfI45%
447 k
45 %
45
45
««
V9%
10
10
10
9%
974
Z.
25%
25%
25%
26 7k
26
26%
267a
27
17
17%
167k
17
mi
17%
17 Va
17%
9%
7,700
540
.
97 k
1
10
31,300
*
400
2,700
4,700
900
Volume 178
Number 5267
■..
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1577)
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
l'ear 195'i
Lowest
104% Jan
34
9
Feb
39% Oct
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
20
116
Aug
5
41% Dec
10
NEW
},.
Highest
103% July 20
34% Jan 10
113 % Mar 19
43
Mar
30
53 % Jan
28
4
39% Sep
34% Jan
14
36% Dec
2
45'A Mar
10
58
Dec
4
55% Jan
5
72
5
10% Feb
20
14% Dec
3
22
Oct
142
21
Nov >13
47 % Jan
99% Jan
3
33% Oct
30
30% Apr 18
154'% Aug 21
2
66
12% Sep 24
14% Sep
115
Sep
Case
17
143
45% Sep
21
7
96% Jun
23
*5
150% Feb
26
*6
110% Jan
2
19% Oct
19% Mar 25
9
16% Mar 18
5%
20% July 27
Central
Aguirre
Central
28
20% Mar 12
19% Feb
19
4% Sep
15
17% Jan
7
35% Dec
8
47% Jan
17
68% Dec
8
10% Jan
29
3G
Apr
24
104
Jan
8
19% Oct
29
21% Nov
25
15% Feb
5
24% Oct
9
15
Feb
13
Dec
22
40% Aug 38
110% Oct
2
20
24% Oct
1G% Apr
17
20% Dec
1
15% Dec
31
21
6
0
Apr
x34
10
3
Dec
9
13% Oct
23
33% Oct
28
9
Feb
Jan
29
4UV2 Jan
22
Central
73 % Jan
30
5%
11 % July
14
16
12
13
Feb
40%
40%
39%
40%
Ry
40
L600
40%
300
21,900
40»/a
40
40%
f 63
65
64%
13
64%
127/a
12%
13
13
13
13
16%
16%
16%
16
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
116%
116%
116%
116%
116
46%
*102
20%
par
109
116
*116
47
47
103
*102%
20%
20%
109
109
*63
117%
*116y2
47%
117%
47%
103%
*102V2
20%
*
48
103%
20
110
4
66
48%
'
>103
20%
108 V2
19%
109
108
48%
104%
20%
108
48%
*103
19%
108
49
100
1,400
17,700
100
5,800
104%
20%
109%
38,400
300
73%
74
73%
74
73
74
71%
73%
16%
16%
69%
71
16
16%
4,200
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
1,400
16 %
*15%
16%
16 Va
*15%
/20%
20%
20%
19%
1
Georgia
260
39%
40%
13
5
Co
Shares
109
13
20
Sugar
108
the Week
5'A
5%
5VB
5%
5%
5%
30
30%
30%
30%
30 Va
30%
30
68%
69
69
69%
69 'A
69%
70
No par
...100
*15%
20
16
20
*20
5%
16
20%
5%
30%
70
*15%
20
5%
30
70
16
100
20
2,600
5%
2,900
30%
3,300
70%
1,500
Central
Hudson
Gas & Elec—No par
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
Central
Illinois
11%
Light
11%
11%
39%
39%
39%
11%
39%
11%
3,200
39%
39%
39%
40
40
40
105%
2,400
106%
106%
106%
*106%
19Va
19%
19%
173/s
17%
20% Mar
28 % Feb
6
4
2
%%»
*
common
preferred
100
14
28% Feb
25
Class
B
10
22 % Mar 27
Central
&
22
17% Mar 16
Central
6% Sep
15
9% Mar 12
19% Oct
13
14
15% Mar 20
Certain-Teed
15
37
Chain
Feb
5
Cerro
3
de
105%
*105 V4
19%
19 VB
19%
19%
19%
16%
16%
*16%
17'A
16%
17%
*17
17%
17%
*17%
17%
*17%
17%
400
21 Va
21%
21%
21%
213/8
21%
16,300
*113A
12%
*11%
Pasco
Belt
17
17
5
20%
21
9.50
*11%
12
No par
West
6%
Corp
Sugar
Co
Century Ribbon Mills
11% Sep
105
19%
50
South
Vloleta
30
38 % Jun
105
10
50
Central Illinois Public Service.
Central RR Co of N .1 class A
24
Sep
Sep
397/B
40
16%
No par
preferred series B
l
8
10% Apr
65
109
40
40%
*39%
>108
40
Friday
Oct. 23
Mar 27
Jan
14 % Sep
11
108%
40
4 )
Sales for
Oct. 22
-
42% Mar 25
110
17% Jun 24
14
39%
preferred
100
preferred series A_100
of
4'l
*62%
conv
Corp common
preferred
15
97
14 % Sep
18% Jun
26
40
40
10
Celotex
15
35 % Jun
Jun
7% Feb
41%®
108%
4(>%
PRICES
Thursday
Oct. 21
108
40%
64
100
Corp of Amcr com—No
2nd
4%%
8
58 % Feb
42
27% Sep
59 % Sep
7%
HIGH SALE
Wednesday
13
12.50
Foundry Co
17 % Jan
Celanese
Jan
108
40%
39%
100
2
98
109
*62%
1
—
.
Oct. 20
10
common
4.20%
38% Jan
15
14
Prefeired
133% Jan
16
9% Feb
preferred
Caterpillar Tractor
Feb
Tuesday
.50
series
Corp
7%
9
15% Sep
15"% Oct
23
*40%
Co common
13
2
Oct
Jan
(J I)
22
19% Jan
G
5
65% Jan
105
40%
common:—
General
Oct
24
19% July 30
Jan
&
69'A Oct
108
15% Oct
Oct
Corp
108%
No par
5
Conv preferred 4%
„
25
31
94% Nov
Carrier
16
-
Light
Carpenter Steel Co
Carriers
Dec
131 % Dec
Power'&•
14% Mar 27
104% Aug
51% Jan
2
Mar
16
Mouday
Oct. 1?>
Clinchfield & Ohio Ry_100
Carolina
5
39% Jan
Jan
'
Par
Carolina
4
21% Jan 23
49
STOCK
YORK
Continued—Pagt 3
LOW AND
EXCHANGE
Corp.
17
6%
21 %
*6%
12
21
21%
21
11%
12
11%
31%
31%
31
6,600
17%
500
12
6%
31%
.
6%
*6%
21%
12
10
12
40
19%
21%
213/a
21%
21%
21%
7,300
11%
21%
1
Corp..
*11%
7
5
Products
Co
"
17%
21
*11%
107
12
11%
123/8
12%
12%
20,900
31%
31
31
31%
700
32%
1.900
*31
7
*6%
*31
7
200
Champion Paper & Fibre Co—
22% May
98
1
30
July 24
26% Jun
16
32% Oct
22
92 % Jun
22
103 '/a Ju u
30
Jan
18
5% Oct
23
8% Jan
17
May 17
34% Jan
26
26
39% Dec
10
88
23
80
28
33% Jan
2
81% Jan
4
16% Feb
20
22 % July 22
15% Feb
20
105% Oct
21
Dec
4% Sep
15
Common
Sep
31 % Feb
15
41% Feb
85% .Jan
30%
30%
100%
100%
100%
100 y2
100%
5%
5%
5%
5y2
53A
Chesapeake
5
Chesapeake & Ohio lly common..25
2
*53/B
*27%
28%
*27%
28%
*27 Va
28%
*27%
36%
36%
36%
36%
9
Jun
3
23
12
Sep
15
23% Mar 13
27
20
21
Aug 31
30 %
5%
preferred
Checker Cab
4
32% Sep
*
1.25
$4.50
7 % Mar 27
15
23% Dec
26% Mar 17
Jun
li'/n'/o
No par
Manufacturing
Corp of Virginia
convertible
preferred
Class
100
100
Chicago & East 111 Kit com..No par
A
*84
21% July
7
21% Mar 24
Chicago
18% Feb
20
28 % Dec
12
17
Oct
26% Jan
5
34 % Dec
1
27
% Oct
34% Jail
21
12% Mar
1
18% Dec
17
Oct,
28
10% Dec
18% Oct
15
24
x39 % Feb
27
51 % Dec
7
15
12
18
6% Sep
IH
12% Oct
23
Mar
18
Sep
40 % Sep
10
Jan
Jan
35%
32
101
36'/a
353A
6
1
86
15%
15
15
14%
23'A
23%
15%
1,600
24 Vb
23%
24>A
23%
233/a
233/a
23%
2,100
19
19%
19
86
19%
18%
19%
9,400
18
18%
18
18
17%
17%
18
27%
18%
3,300
27%
27 y4
27%
27%
27%
13%
273A
27%
13%
13%
2,000
13%
13%
133/4
133/4
14
13%
13%
6%
6%
6%
7
*6%
.
Class B
St
series
5%
No par
...
Milw
Paul
A
Pac
&
pfd
nonclim
6%
No par
7
*6%
7
19
18%
13
13%
13
133/b
11.500
44%
43%
44
43 y2
43%
43%
43%
43%
43%
2,500
21% May 21
Chic
com__No par
14%
14%
14%
14%
i4y8
44
5'/o preferred series A
100
Chicago Pneumatic Tool coin.No par
36%
37%
37%
37%
37
37%
46
47
47
75
47%
47%
47%
*60
65
*61
8% Sep
18
13
27
4
Nov
14
29% Nov
68% Feb
5
27
76% May 27
Oct
6
25
G
7% Oct
13
9% Jan
8
10% Sep
22
14% Feb
II
Cliiekasba
Cotton
% Mar 12
1% Oct
13
3% Feb
10
Chi Ids
common
6% Oct
13
13% Feb
13
5Yo
5
Chile
Jan
13
Mar 12
48% Jan
98
25
Dec
30
24
July 13
63% Sep
21
95
39
Jan
Jan
96% Jan
Chicago Rock ISl & Pa,c RR—No
12
5%
7
Co
Copper
2
91% Jun
25
102
37% Dec
31 % Jun
4
35% Jan
22
51
Jan
Gas
22
9
Jan
Jan
21
28% Jan
4
79% Nov
40% Dec
7
5
74% Jan
,
48% Feb
30
Oct
14
2,800
74%
15,400
9
44% Jan
6
Clark
6
C C C &
75
Dec
29
37% Jan
26
44
Sep
3
75
9
Sep
21
16
25% Apr
33% Sep
11
18% Mar 18
25 % Jan
2
22% Jan
81 % Apr
3
91
Jan
18
89% Jun
3% Oct
24
0% Jan
2
22
32% Jan
24% Oct
130'% Jan
75
Dec
102
3
Jan
2
Sep
19
29% Oct
4
6
5
136% Aug
28% Apr
7
128% Sep
3
Feb
4
78
Jan
2
117% Jun
13
107
Oct
9
874
3
Jan
7
88
Feb
136
87
875
Jan
23
47% Dec
1%
6
preferred
Coca-Cola
24
40% Sep
15
47%.Tan
2
9
80
Jun
8
89% Jan
13
22% July
2
14
Sep
11
24% Feb
27
17
Oct
16
22% Feb
7
14% Sep
14*
41
Jan
18
48
Oct
39
Jan
8
GO
Dec
12
501
Sep
Mar 24
4'A
38
Jan
2
59
Nov
28
47
Sep
1
65% Mar 24
1%
33
Jun
3
40% Feb
1
38
% Jan
8
49% Oct
21
38 % Jan
9
49% Oct
22
32% Jun
13 % Oct
20% Jan
34%
347/8
35
36%
35
36%
35%
353/4
10,600
2,700
1
2
31%
31%
31%
preferred
100
No par
Corp—No
41%
88
88
15%
15%
17%
17%
17%
17%
Iron—
&
Southern
Ry
51
Broadcasting Sys el A.2.50
Carbon
18
38% Jan
6
Commercial
15
22 % Jan
2
Commercial
17
37% Mar 17
32% Jan
14
34% Dec
31
32% Jun
17
37% Mar 16
35 % Dec
26
35% Dec
31
32% Jun
17
37% Mar 16
6% Dec
10
10% Feb
18
5% Sep
16
23% Oct
28
28% Jan
2
21 % Apr
19
25
2
Co
No pur
Southern
&
Sep
Ohio
Co
convertible
10
Co
15
Mills Corp
Congoletun-Nairn
30
Consolidated
Cigar
6% Sep
14
11
Feb
25
Consolidated
Coppermines
19
34% Jun
10
40% Oct
23
Consol Edison
109 % Mar 27
103 % Jun
2
109 % Jan
5
Jan
9
7
97% Jan
19
105% July 15
91
Jun
10
102
of
N
Power Co of
Preferred 4%
Apr 22
16% Jan
18
13
Sep
28
16% Apr
24
Consolidated
10% Aug 13
52% Oct 16
27% Sep
8
11% Jan
23
11
Jan
5
13% Apr
27
48% Jun
17
Mar 24
15
2
64% Feb
4
39% Dec
12
Bait
15
Consolidated
Vultee
23
Oct
15
19
109% Jan
8
108% Feb
5
2
19% Dec
4
18% Jan
96
Feb
7
89% Sep 23
41% Aug 19
48% Dec
31
Jan
5
99
Jun
16
108% Sep
16
117
Feb
8
62
For
footnotes
se*
page
22.
45% Jan
13
87
May 20
112% Jan 16
25% May 21
4
95% J~n
52
51
51%
150
210
200
48
48
48%
48%
49
49%
49%
493A
49%
493/4
2,800
13%
33,200
15%
2,600
15%
39%
13%
13%
15%
xl5%
15%
63
*62
63V2
13%
*62
41
40%
40%
26
26%
25%
40%
26%
40%
40%
343/8
34%
15%
41%
40%
13%
13%
16
63%
13%
15%
*62
42
42%
25%
26%
40
40%
13%
133/8
15%
15%
63%
*61 %
63
44%
43
44%
6,000
25%
253/4
25%
25%
2,900
40%
40%
40
40
2,200
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
6,800
18
18%
18
183/3
18
18%
10,600
36%
36%
36%
363/4
3 6'A
36%
13,000
25
*35%
36%
35%
36
36%
36%
36%
36 %
*36%
36%
1,300
25
35%
36%
36
36%
*35%
35%
36%
36%
*36%
36%
2,100
6%
*6
6%
par
*6
*6
6%
6
6
5%
6
800
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23'A
23%
23%
23%
23%
4,700
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20aA
20 %
20%
3,600
*27%
27"%
*27%
27%
27%
27%
28
28%
*27%
28 3/8
No par
7%
40
107%
700
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
73A
7%
73A
7,900
40%
40%
40%
40%
40%
40%
40%
403/8
403/4
18,500
107%
107%
107%
107%
107%
108%
108'A
108%
1,500
26%
26%
5,200
107%
107%
108
Light &
Corp
Cuba 6%
26%
26%
26%
26%
1.33%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
*13%
5
*11%
ll'/s
*11%
11%
117%
11%
*11%
11%
11%
11%
53%
54%
54%
54%
54%
54%
54%
54%
54
54
18
18
19%
19
19
15
pfd__..__100
*17
100
80
3.200
1,000
18%
*17%
1
6%
6%
6%
6%
*6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
2.300
Inc
10c
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
3.300
Aircraft
1
17%
Consumers Power Co com_—.No par
$4.50
prefeired
No par
$4.52
preferred
No par
39%
39%
105%
105%
Stores
Co
Inc
Container Corp of America com
106
17%
106%
10
41 %
41%
..TOO
*99%
100%
Continental Baking Co cum—No par
$5.50
preferred
:
No par
Continental Can Inc common
20
22%
92%
4%
preferred
56% Oct
97% Jan
20
8
$3.75
Oct
20
$4.25
130
52
51
200
Jun
12
50
52
*50
1.100
15% Sep
18
49
*51
51%
13%
Grocers
99
16% Jun
49
52
*50
98
35% Apr
89% Dec
50
49
*51
*96
12
11
49
52
51%
98
23
102% Feb
49
420
107
38% Dec
23
8,700
107
20% Dec
Jun
17
17%
*96
Textile
93
Jan
173/a
97
Consolidated
8
99
173/4
107
6
30
17%
26%
10% Jan
Jan
17%
96%
23
45
2,700
17%
2,500
106%
8% Oct
17
16
96
14
Jun
89%
16
26%
12% Jan
36
41%
89
16
106%
Retail
31
403/4
89
15%
96
Consol RR of
43% Dec
103% Feb
51%
41%
89
15%
26%
Consolidated
2
31% May
49
*50
41
88%
106%
2
18
51
51%
41
15%
26%
6
99% Jun
49
41
88%
'
96%
5
109% Nov 26
3,700
107%
Jan
3
2,200
—
*96
10'A Jan
102% Jan
87
1083/4
*106
58
3
*825
134
100
38% Jan
40
108
100
1
22% Feb
*85%
No par
14
May 16
—
*132
36%
series C
16
110
87
com
Sep
6% Oct
2
*825
134
108 Vs
series B
1
Jan
108%
34%
18%
Laundries Corp
Consolidated Natural Gas
„
*85%
18
Corp___5
com
Elec
Apr
11
__
*132
36
Consolidated
15
87
108%
18%
No par
Gas
Preferred 4%%
Mar 26
Y
preferred
Consolidated
28
134
140
No par
7
25
110% Jan
1,100
10
12% Jan
15
37%
No par
Inc
31% Feb
10
31%
35%
Cone
27
Jun
31%
17%
preferred
39% Nov
23% Jun
*31%
35%
preferred
Publishing Co...No
24 % Jan
100
1,300
32
25
com
conv
Nasi,
27% Jan
25
2%
No par
Edison
1
31
Elec—5
Solvents
Commonwealth
32% July 18
Nov
94%
2%
6.000
34
Columbian
Sep
27% Dec
27%
*94%
2%
493A
13%
16
113
27%
95%
2%
49%
*62%
31
27
27%
*94%
2
27"%
493A
Pictures conunon.rNo par
$4.25 cumulative preferred.No par
Columbia
32'% Jun
Feb
27%
96
*'
49%
Credit
2.50
11
25% Oct 23
100
49%
No par
$5
210
49
Engineering Inc.No par
2
71%
48%
Columbus
313,a Jan
71%
48%
Combustion
Aug 25
20% Sep 24
27% Jun 10
71%
48%
46
23
71%
*42
47%
26% Mar 16
B
Columbia Gas System Inc
31
16% Apr
34% Jan
*48
2
July
108
*825
41%
11
6
*85%
*825
15'/a
*50
$1.40
*132
85%
41 %
100
Conde
133
87%
100
Columbia
3
31%
108%
15
38% Sep
Mar
85%
108
87%
23 % July
8
*131
41%
100
$1.32
85%
108
—No par
51% Mar 17
7
133
*825
com
38% Aug
102
*84%
*107
32
corn—No par
&
34% Dec
9
*131
noncumulalive 1st pfd
noncumulalive 2nd pfd
35 % Jan
9% Oct
par
Colorado
2
13
95
2%
67
27
106
27%
94%
2%
^...100
—
preferred
20
*106% Jan
28
94%
2%
72
,42
't
17% Oct
7% May
27%
94"%
2%
No par
(The)
Internat'l
30% Jan
Nov
28%
*94%
15
34% Oct
27
x27%
.100
preferred
66 % Mar 24
25
410
35%
13
Mai
~40
3,100
34%
63% May 27
27% Aug 13
44% Jan 30
88
52%
107
5,200
6
2
52
107
42
29
14
*83 %
52%
21%
11% Jan
Nov
37
86
107%
42
59% Mar
Sep
517/a
21%
26
37
*71%
86
107
160
190
43%
15
4
52%
106%
*161
21%
13% Jan
Apr
88
52%
106%
190
21'A
63
3
*85
52%
107
*161
400
2,500
21%
11
19
86
200
33
42
No par
17% Aug
*161
15%
79%
33
21%
1
Nov
*78%
32%
21%
11
61 %
79%
32%
43%
1G% Jan
5
78%
32%
72
39% Feb
11
15%
791%
*32%
700
1,500
21%
4
10% Dec
200
16%
';9%
-
29%
*42
Fuel
Class
29%
10%
100
*71%
Colorado
5
29%
*96%
71%
20% Mar 17
Jan
*10%
21%
No par
15
16Vs
73%
10%
43%
Collins & Aikman Corp
12% July 15
52
106
29%
73%
100
21
29
5G% Jun
42% Jan
59 % Mar 27
$3.50
*83%
16
*96%
.No par
Colgate-Pulmolive-Peet
2
71%
52%
*10%
29%
*15%
79%
32%
*161
72%
10%
29%
15%
79%
73%
100
210
*42
common
conv
Coca-Cola Co
15
Apr
Inc
50
86
106
*96%
19%
*95%
1
4% cumulative 2nd
4
20
Jan
95
gtd
200
72%
*10
29%
32
96
stock—50
4%
Cluett Peabody & Co com
17% Oct
87
7%
15%
-
74%
10%
100
1
dim
'
40"% Jun
RR
52
106
Clopay Corp
July 24
May
Pitts
Foods
4 % %
4
*83%
par
29%
15%
79%
32%
...No par
*10
*96%
29%
79%
*161
73%
74
10%
31%
100
19%
100
20
Illuminating com.No
&
19%
100
new
St Louis Ry Co coin
Elec
Clinton
9
32% May 25
125% Feb
15%
preferred
Co
Special guaranteed
Corporation
Climax Molybdenum
96% Aug 31
5
29%
5
Clevite
15
12
14
No par
convertible
Cleveland
43% Mar 20
10%
*96%
iioncunnfilative preferred—100
5%
73
5
.common
$4.50 preferred
44% Mar 19
Sep
Co
t
—100
common
Equipment
Clevc
Mar 23
41
Stores
4%%
8
18
39% Dec
CiLy
19
70% Aug 10
Co
preferred
City Products Corp
83 % Feb
14
1
Investing
10
%%
5
65% Jan
29% May
5
July 14
9,000
40
14,600
18
90
24,200
28
Oct
53% Jan
673/4
27%
Jun
109% Jan
66%
277/8
31
10
500
671/4
27%
77
16
19%
66%
27%
10
12
67
27%
22
Feb
661/2
4,500
27%
Sep
Jun
67%
7%
26
27 Vb
90
80
66%
7%
26
27%
48% Dec
47% Jun
67
7%
26%
27%
City
100
66%
*<7%
*25
49
5
4
26%
19%
3
9
*25
7,000
96
Aug
29
25
2
19%
33% Mar
Dec
25
73/4
11%
49
17
Apr
25
2
96
9
56% Sep
7%
25
73A
*11
49%
17
80
*7
2
19%
15% Sep
110
7%
73A
11%
96
29 % Oct
21
*7
1%
49
l
105% Mar 12
7
73A
*11
48%
9
Apr
7
2
19%
15
158
73A
11%
*1%
48%
9% Sep
Mar 24
7%
*11
2
*95%
Cities Service Co
152
7%
11%
*1%
96%
2
4
7%
*11 %
2
1,800
19%
July
Apr
7%
11%
2
100
6,000
93
49
18
155
7%
*92
95%
4
12
92
48%
2
Jan
92
96%
30 % Feb
14% Jan
92Vb
63%
49
95% Jan
102
921/8
67
19%
6
10
92%
633/8
48%
16
Jun
92%
*64%
96%
70% Oct
95
63%
_♦
33% July
7
12
Feb
28
102
14% May 12
140
Jan
14% Dec
8
92
114
65
623/4
100
preferred
24% Jun
89% Oct
65
63%
Cincinnati Milling Machine Co—10
C I
T Financial Corp
No par
4%
Mar 27
5,700
65
62%
Electric—
&
Common
2
4,400
2,300
49 3A
63%
25
;
14%
37%
49
63
25
Co
14 Va
37 '/a
493/8
92
1
preferred
14%
37
63%
*11%
JO
Chrysler Corp
2
*61
14%
37
48
•
92
25
convertible
Cincinnati
19
Dec
103
Oil
65
14%
62%
par
preferred series A
100
Yellow Cab..
No par
conv
Chicago
19% Aug 25
17% Jun
94% Jan
preference—No par
89% JUn
18
30
59 '
convertible
$3
3
Nov
12% Feb
Oct
2% Oct
10
23
82 % Mar 19
800
13%
43%
100
13 y8
14
Western
1,800
13%
11
North
7
13%
13% Sep
&
18%
13%
34
Sep
41% Oct
% Aug
6
62% Mar 19
18%
13
30
72 % Dec
400
18
26
95
86
27%
5<>% Juiv 23
9
•*85
17%
42% Dec
11
10,000
*85
15 Vb
*85
20% Apr
81% Jan
36%
200
15%
24
49% Jan
1,300
28
85
16
Aug 31
35%
500
5%
15
20
59
28
101%
84%
Jan
July 25
36 Vb
53A
15%
45% Apr
Apr 28
28
32%
*101
85
32% Feb
G1 %
53A
27%
preferred
Chic
2
6
32%
101
Chicago Ind & Louisville Ry el A.25
13
51% Jan
32
50
•V'>
6
22% Jan
(The)
Corp
31V4
22%
Chicago Great Western Ry eom__50
17
31
15%
,
40
28% Apr
17% Jun
13
preferred
conv
2nd
!
No par
preferred—No
par
55%
*93%
128
17%
39%
106
106
18
*17%
18%
39%
106
106%
17%
*
18'A
39%
39%
106%
106%
*106
18%
39%
106
18%
14,900
39%
39%
6,300
106%
105%
105 %
18%
39%,
42%
41%
41%
100%
99
99-
*99%
100%
150
22%
22 V8
22%
3,000
93
93%
93%
350
56%
8.000
99%
22%
22
22%
22%
22%
22%
S2%
92%
93%
93
93
93
56
56 %
56
56%
56%
128
*93%
129
98
130
5534
*93%
127
450
42
*106%
99
98
540
106%
42%
107
42
*99
107
*106%
41%
42%
17%
56%
95
128
*93%
129
95
129
56%
*93%
129
2,100
95
130
1,460
;
0'
14
The Commercial and Financial
(1578)
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
NEW
Range Since:Jan.1
Highest
Year 1952
YORK
LOW AND
STOCK
Continental
Par
Cop & Steel Ind com—2
7% Nov
17
10 Va Jan
31
7 % Sep
15
10% Mar 17
163/4 Feb
15
18% Jun
30
17% Jun
11
20% Mar 17
11
Nov
17
15'A Feb
6
9% Sep
16
13% Mar
1
Continental
Diamond
68% Apr
16
81% Nov
Jun
16
82 % Jan
7
Continental
Insurance
7'A Apr
30
7% Sep
Continental
Motors
56 % Jan
2
19% Oct
28
26
10'/4 Nov 28
75
25
Apr
3
Jan 30
67
14
11% Mar 28
48*8 Oct
13
62^4 J an
15% Sep
15
22
28% Mar
25 Vx Dec
18
31% Aug 13
19 % Sep
14
18% Oct
22
29 % Jan
25
19% Sep
21
15
convertible
5%
0
Continental
Oil
Mar 18
Continental
6
Copper
Range
27 Va Feb
2
Jan
28
Convertible
65% Jan
30
Preferred
28 % Jan
2
19% Sep
51% Jan
14
48% Jan
6
45 % Sep
Dec
44
14
17% Jill)
18 % Sep
15
26% Mar 28
Cornell
Jun
18
68 Va Jan
Corn
10
23
66% Nov
5
63
Jan. 16
93
22%
Mar~21
9
87 % Jan 23
99% Apr 22
99% Apr 23
69% Jan
Oct
Jan
23
65% Feb
1
73
Sep
10
178
93
23
58
62
87
IB
Apr
1
93 % Sep
14
90% Jan
19
93% Sep
15
98
Jun
25
67 Vu Feb
6
73% Aug
12
70
v
Aug
pref
6%
83%
3.400
2
preferred
Co
Cream of
12% Oct
22
19% Jan
28
12% Jun
15
15% Mar
*32% Nov
13
36% Feb
5
28
Jun
10
26% Jun
16
09% Jan
9
103% Jun
13
91
14
36% Jan
Jan
6
Feb
25
Jun
24
185
Jan
8
7% Jan
2
5% Sep
15
129% Jan
190
19
5% Oct
28
180
72%
170%
170%
170%
170%
3%
3%
3%
4
1%
1%
1%
1%
26%
26%
26%
27
26%
*90%
92%
*91%
93
*91%
25%
25%
*25%
2
2.5o
12%
12%
12%
(The)
Corp
No
22
6
Feb
20
Sep
Dec
12
32
24
93
16
10
29
21
15
54 % Dec
1
Jan
7
23% Feb
21
24% Sep
10
129% Jan
19
132% Dec
16
10
preferred.
23 % Sep
67% Feb
2
23
fi
43
2
39% Dec
23
15
23
85
40 Va
11
92
90
May
8
22
13
Jan
2
13% Dec
22
15% Mar 11
13% Aug 20
33% Feb
19
36% Dec
12
31% Jun
May 15
58% Aug
13
49
Sep
Jan
Dana
Mar 28
Jan
14% May
4
■5%
19
39 %
Sep
8
17
57
Marlfl
Preferred 4.60%
16% Aug
6
11% Sep
15
16% Jan
33 % Fell
19
36% Dec
12
33 Va Jun
16
38 Va Mar 13
2
82% May 28
July 15
Daystrom
29
92
Jan
_
Dayton Power
&
Jun
28
96 Kk Jun
19
83
Apr
28
Jan
10
Preferred 3.75%
21
99 Va Jun
9
86
Jun
3
97 % Feb
11
Preferred 3.90%
17% Oct
17% Aug 31
23% Feb
2
22
24 % Feb
8
8
Apr
16
9% Jan
14
7% Sep
15
12 Va May 14
Decca
39
Oct
16
63% Jan
25
34% Sep
15
47Va Jan
8
28% Oct
21
34 % Sep
4
23'A Sep
15
30% Jan
2
Deere
31% Jan
3
35 % Nov
24
28% Jun
18
33% Jan
B
52
Jan
2
Aug
1
40% Sep
21
62% Feb
15
15% Jun
12
10% Oct
13
15% Jan
30
23
18
26'A Nov
17
23% Jun
16
27% Feb
a
Apr
&
7%
2
11% Oct
43
Records
29 %
29'A
*29%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
98'A
98%
98%
98%
99
280
24
23%
24
24
3,500
73
'72%
72%
*72
23%
23 %
73
62
Feb
&
Power
&
4
17% Sep
22
Jan
3
55% Feb
13
5% Jun
lg
23
Oct
13
31
85 % Dec
30
July 30
Dec
23
74
Apr 24
81% Apr 28
97
95
99
Aug
24% Jan
17
15% Oct
7
24% Mar 23
Derly
25% Dec
12
24% Jan
16
28% Oit
Detroit
66
Nov
17
61
6 % Jan
11
3
18% Feb
27
Mar
73
21
11% Oct
9
July 11
17% Sep
18% Sep
15
19% Jun
16
24% Mar 10
J 4
18%
J(j
27 % Jan
29
38% Nov
18
32% Jan
8
12% Dec
30
Jun
8
10
25
Sep
14
33
19
95 % Jun
9
108
52 % Mar 31
32% Jun
24
40% Feb
3
Jun 12
34% Feb
14% Jan
3
12%
July 30
9 % Sep
10% Sep
16
15%
16
16%
18%
17
17%
1,480
13
13%
13%
13
13%
13
13
4,000
*170
200
*170
200
200
Diamond
3
9% Oct
1
7% Sep
31% Jun
17
Dec
12
39% Mar
12% May 13
10
Sep
16
13% Feb
15% Oct
6
4
8
16% Jan
16
24
52
17
65% July
Aug 13
28% Mar 27
Distillers
9 Va May 19
38
52%
52%
11%
11%
800
36%
36%
36%
36%
36%
3,300
89
89
89
89%
89%
36%
36%
36%
36%
*87%
89
88%
88%
*87%
90
*89
90
93%
*91'%
93%
89%
18
89%
*91%
93%
17%
*92
17%
17%
*89
94
400
80
90
89%
220
89%
*92
17%
1,800
94
17%
'
——.
2,900
9%
8%
9
38%
37"%
38
37'%
39%
39%
40%
40%
40%
10
25%
26%
26
26%
26'A
27%
26%
27 %
26%
27
20
31%
32
32
32
*31%
32%
32 %
32 %
32%
33
1,800
100
44%
44%
44 %
44%
44 Va
44%
44'A
44%
43 %
43%
1,300
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
3,900
West
25%
25%
26
26
26
26'/a
26
26 Va
26%
26'A
12,100
8
RR
8%
8%
9
9
.
18
8%
7.400
9
5,300
22,400
82
81%
82
80'A
81%
80%
81%
81%
82
89 %
89 %
89%
90
89%
89%
89 %
90'A
90'A
S0%
10,100
15%
16%
15%
16
16
16'A
16'A
10%
16 %
17%
4,400
27%
28%
28 Va
28%
28%
28 %
28%
10,500
81%
27%
28
Co.lOo
*61%
65
1
*3%
3%
3 Va
11%
11%
11%
1
.5
2
Co common
lo
preferred
—100
No par
common..
25
Car
■
RR—
2o
W
i
18%
Co
2
Corp
50c
Ltd
_2
.
*61%
is y8
18 %
18%
20%
20%
*20%
26
26%
26'A
*99
33%
*32
100
100
65
*61 %
12
*61%
65
3 Va
3 Va
11%
11%
11%
18%
*18%
3%
*3
65
28 %
*61%
3 Va
11%
65
3
11%
1,200
300
18%
*18 Va
18%
18%
18%
20%
*20'/a
20%
20 %
20%
20
20
400
26%
26%
27
27
26%
27
3,500
*98%
100%
27
100
100%
34%
33
34'A
34%
34%
34'A
34%
34%
32 Va
32%
32%
32%
*32%
11%
*11
11'A
100%
100
34%
34%
2,900
33
*98%
32%
11%
33
1,100
*98'%
IDA
ll'A
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
•11%
28
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
*11%
•
800
3
11%
27%
11%
5,000
11%
11%
4,500
28'A
13,800
3,900
1,000
9,600
No par
72
72%
73
74%
73%
74%
73%
74 Va
72%
73%
11,800
36%
27,100
i
74% Oct
Douglas Aircraft Co
12% Jan
2
20
Dow
Ltd.:
Chemical
__
Co
Common "when
$4 preferred
Inc
5
36%
37
No par
'101'A
102
50c
20%
common
de
Pont
Jan
12
Preferred
25% Sep
14
28% Oct
15
48
Common
Duquesne
36%
21'A
102
9%
37
36%
102
20%
20%
37%
36
*36
101%
20
9%
36%
36'/a
36%
*35%
102 Va
102'A
20 Va
20'A
20%
100
*76
78
76
76
*76%
78
l
*35
38
*35
38
*35
38
8
preferred
_
Nem
(EI)
&
8 Va
8
9%
101%
No par
convertible
Corp
x9 %
*36%
Dunhill International
Duplan
9%
issued"
series A
Dresser Industries common
3%%
9%
9%
800
11'A
.
16
97
8%
*7%
8
,
102%
20
37
——
—
102%
500
20'A
15,000
78
*76%
38
*35
20
78
*35
38
7%
7%
7%
104%
__5
101%
103%
102%
103%
102 Va
103
102%
►115%
116'A
116
116
116
116
♦115%
No par
series
Light Co
36%
*36%
*76%
No par
series
$3.50
37
7%
2,500
30,300
Co—
94
94
28%
£8%
...
$4.50
36%
2,200
_lo
com
*94
28%
103%
104%
116
116
116
94%
94%
94%
94
94
94
94
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
*46%
800
600
17,100
51
Jun
10
Feb
10
$3.75
preferred
50
*47
47%
47
*46%
47 Va
*46%
47'A
52
Nov
19
47% Apr
23
51% Jan
5
$4.15
preferred
50
*50%
51'A
*50%
51 Va
•51
51%
*50%
51%
51
51
49% Dec
9
43 % Jun
4
48% Jan
5
4%
47'A
*46%
47'A
47%
*47
4
Va
47 Va
47%
400
7
9% Jan
6
10% May 15
DWG
9%
9'%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
1,200
Eagle-Picher Co
18%
18%
18'A
18%
3,500
22 Va
22%
12,700
51% Oct
27
*48% Dec
10
8% Apr
2|
10% Jan
19
Apr
30
25
22
Sep
16
28% Jan
2
25 % Jail
18
Jan
28
42
Apr 27
17% Sep
18
23% Mar 11
20% Sep
22
28% Jan
14
Aug 25
preferred
8
16
16% Jan
21
9% Sep
14
15% Mar 17
Jan
21
41% Jun
16
47
Apr
21
lo
169
Jan
22
48 % Jan
30
171 % July
27
47% Dec
2
18
156% Sep
30
9
36% Sep
18
16% Jan
5
82 % Nov
6
89
July 15
Apr 29
16% Feb
23
23
Dec
29
20 Va Jun
97
25
102
Jan
14
89
12% Mar 11
17
44% Jan
24
55% Dec
31
1% Jun
20
2% Apr
16
34 % Oct
22
10% Nov
24
16% Mar 19
24% Apr
15
32% Dec 30
Sep IS
43% Mar 18
51% Jan
18
83
July
1
2
May 28
12% Sep 14
39% Sep 21
1% Jun
11
25% Sep
15
25% Mar 25
94
Feb
Feb
11
17% Feb 24
57
Mar 12
2% Apr
37% Jan
15
9
10% Oct
6
13
Jan
26
22
Oct
5
33% Feb
4
'49
Jun
11
50% Jan
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
23%
23
23%
22%
23
14%
15
14%
14%
14%
14%
Corp
5
10%
10%
10 %
10%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
3,300
common
10
44%
45
45
45%
4 5'A
45%
45%
46%
46%
46%
20,500
160
*159
16
66% Dec 26
44
Oct
6
60% Feb
15
38% Jun
30
Sep
15
37% Jan
8
16
17% Jan 29
15% Apr 14
2
26% Dec
3
30% Jun 27
101% Sep 18
2
23% Dec 31
7% Jun
18
Electric
conv
Paso
18% Mar
2
Emerson
6
Emerson
26% Feb 19
29% Feb
24% Mar 12
6
Sep
3
23% Nov 24
16% Sep
*70
Dec 31
73
Not 24
64% Sep
70% Jun
99
5
Mar 13
18
15
7% Jan 30
22% Jan
5
15
74% Feb
15
74
I
Apr 21
Empire
Endicott
4%
2nd
39 %
39 %
39%
39%
3,000
20%
20%
21%
21
21%
1,700
*85
87
100
2.50
100
22%
*90
23
93
23%
87
23%
93
87 "
88
22%
23
*90
93
*88
22%
*90
90
23
93
*88
23%
*90
90
23%
40
4,200
93
1
13%
13%
13 VA
13%
13V8
13%
13'/a
13 VA
13%
13%
42
42%
42%
42%
42
42%
42%
42%
42%
42%
4,900
1%
*1%
2
1%
1%
1%
1%
1%
1%
11,500
26%
27
26%
26%
27'A
26%
11%
*11%
11%
600
24%
24%
24%
3,300
1%
No par
26%
27
27
15
11%
11%
11'A
11%
11 y8
11%
lo
23%
24%
24 Va
24%
24 VA
24%
5o
50
50
*50
51%
48%
*47 3A
48%
34%
35'A
50
Co
34%
4
Phonograph
Electric
*47%
3
15%
11%
12
10
Co
22
22%
25
*26
5
15%
24%
51%
*50
51%
*50
48
48
*48
48%
*48 y8
34%
35
*50
15%
34%
*15
35
15%
14%
1,800
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
2,300
22
22%
21%
23
2,300
700
26 'A
26'A
26
26
*26%
26%
94%
*94 V2
95%
94%
94%
*94%
-95%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
i.me5/?
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
18%
66'A
Erie & Pittsburgh RR Co_
_50
♦70%
73
.: 66%
*70%
14%
50
100
14,100
22%
23%
6%
18%
35
11%
15
26%
66%
48%
34%
22%
23%
1
51%
2,700
11%
94%
10o
27
3,000
22%
100
No par
common
15 y4
11%
*22
*11
8.50
Johnson Corp common
preferred-
15%
35
preferred series A—
5%
*85
*90
5
(The)
Equitable Gas Co
Equitable Office Bldg
Erie RR
250
39%
20%
preferred
&
160
39%
20%
common-:
Electric Mfg
Radio
160
39%
20%
Natural Gas
District
160
38 %
21%
preference
5%
El
160
1,600
38%
common
5%
162
15
38%
National Watch Co
Co
161%
*14%
*20%
Electric Storage Battery
14
2
Auto-Lite
161
22%
15
2
Elec & Mus Ind Amer shares
14
4
Co
159
22%
*14%
common—1
preferred
15
25% Sep 16
89% July 28
Inc
preferred
F'astie Stop Nut Co
15
20% Jun
__100
Stores
Products
13% Sep
11
see Page
Bros
10% Sep
20% Sep
Jan
Co
4%%
4
31
Kodak
Manufacturing,,Co
Elliott
20
18%
preferred
Elgin
9%
^
22%
4 Va %
Ekco
3
48% Jun
6%
9 %
140
47'A
1
Stainless Steel
Edison
20
24% Aug 14
102
,
Eaton
*
i
lo
Eastman
21
9%
47%
lo
Eastern
48
Jan
__5
1
Corp_—.
30
15% Jan
Corp
47
1
Eastern
12% Oct
36 % Feb
50
Cigar
47
Airlines Inc_a
Eastern
19% Mar 27
41% Oct
i
37%
11%
15%
23
17% Jan
37%
52%
*11%
16'A
89% Jun
62% Jan
61 y4 Jan
37%
*52%
12%
12
12%
16
8
6
37%
52 Va
12
16%
*92 % Jan
5% Feb
_
14%
37 Va
52%
*89
10o
Motor
Preferred
9
*14
16 Va
du
May
94% Apr
20% Jan
14'A
*51%
37
12
17%
*14
14'A
300
16%
2
26
*14
14%
900
6%
15%
22
2
*14
*6
15%
104% Oct
12
14 %
6%
15%
118% Jan
20
90
*6%
6%
No par
4
13% Nov
31%
*87
6'A
38%
preferred
Mines
10
19% Jan
*31 'A
90
*87
6%
36%
100
Dome
Jun
11 % Jun
31%
*87
.
90
12
preferred
23% Mar 10
Jun
Oct
*31
90
*6%
6%
9%
91
May 13
31%
31%
*87
90
100
2,700
10%
109
48 %
31%
31%
31%
800
38
38'A
25
Apr
24%
138'A
37%
9%
16
158
24%
*134%
37
10%
97% Dec
14
24 Va
135 %
36
8,500
38 Va
119% Apr
16% Nov
24 %
135%
35%
1,100
7%
9%
8
Jan"To
24%
138'A
35%
52%
7%
10%
1
45 %
24'%
*134 Va
36
52
7%
38 Va
13
3
24%
138'A
36
52
10%
79% May
July
24%
*134%
36
7%
8%
.
Corp-Seagrams
sll4% Jan
99
24%
134 Va- 138'A
52
38
14
13% Aug 29
7%
10%
Feb
Oct
July 29
7% Sep 15
52%
7%
38
43
36
52%
7%
*10%
83% Jan
76
25
52%
7%
10%
24% Jan
25
Nov
52%
7%
38
5
84 % Aug
47
52%
10'A
15
11
22
Jan
20
98
*96 %
3 7'/a
5
32
21,500
7%
,7%
98
10%
.
80% Jun
900
7%
7'%
*96%
98
37
8
17% Sep
7%
29%
10%
15
8
*96 y2
29
37
43% Jan
26% Apr
6%
96%
7
29
No par
102% Jan
30
7%
96%
4,700
Pepper Co
Dr.
25
10
21% Oct
7 Va
96%
100
9%
*28
27%
9
No par
Jun~29
94%
27%
9
Corp.
33% Jun
£5
27%
6,300
5%
55%
9
9
*53
Cup Co
8
44% Dec
105% Mar
8%
5%
,j
Dixie
16
27
27%
Va
5%
58
Divco
Jun
rf'3
9
200
5%
*53
4
60
99% Jan
8%
*170
5%
54%
19
1
36% Oct
T
9%
200
5%
54%
17%
Corp
Stores
*170
5%
57
27%
*91%
—
& S
Match
cum
Diana
12 % Jan
10:,a Jan
$1.50
13% Feb
2
39
Diamond
5%
*54%
50c
_
Co
cum
-
50
_
;
Alkali
4.40%
14% May 25
Jan
13
Diamond
22
5%
58
36%
Raynolds class A
21
25
21
&
15
1
Nov
Apr
30
26% Dec
29 % Feb
8
Devoe
13
23
Mar 17
Jan
Vilbiss
De
25
Steel
900
15%
*13%
common
Edison—
Detroit
1
Jan
35% Jun
21% May 27
16% Mar 25?"
73
13
*51%
(The).
Co
23%
14,100
15%
36%
Detroit-Michigan Stove Co.;
.
114% Feb
43
31
Apr
21
O'1
for
1,000
30
13%
*6%
Light Co__..13.50
ctfs for
Detroit Hillsdale
2
6% Mar 17
ctfs
Va
73
"
51%
Western
Grande
Escrow
20
Mar
14
16% Jail
29% Oct
64
Rio
Esciow
4
Sep
20% Oct
106%
July 24
__
Delaware & Hudson
&
23
23%
74%
36%
—
Delaware
29'A
1
.
common
Lack
5,900
—50c
Co.
Delaware
12%
98%
..100
Inc
new
12%
30%
31%
—100
preferred
Denver
*70
Co
12%
29 Va
51%
Deep Rock Oil Corp
Rubber
Dayton
12%
99
*89
100
series B
12%
29%
36
10
series C
12%
*24 Va
*
Light common—7
92% Jill)
88
200
12%
31
1
series A
26%
26%
99
—80
com
A
93%
*25%
7%
—20
_
Preferred 3.75%
2
92
Inc
(The)
series
*91%
26%
52
1
Davison Chem Corp
93
*25%
6%
10o
preferred
6,100
26%
*91%
96%
Corp common—2.50
convertible
26%
27
26
29%
27
A——100
series
27%
160
30%
8%
T.__No par
common
preferred
1,700
29%
5%
1
pfd
Inc
Davega Stores
24
85% Jan
Corp
3%%
8
8% Mar 17
13% Apr
96
1
Cutler-Hammer
II
1,000
1%
99
*54 %
l
-
3%
1%
31%
*170
No par
common
171%
3%
1%
15%
—No par
Cushman's Sons inc 7%
138
15
5% Sep
Dec
Curtiss-Wright
Class A-.
27 Va Mar 20
Apr 17
18
Jan
29% Sep
Jan
44
7% Dec
51
4
9% Feb
171%
4
.1%
13
10Q
$7 preferred—T-—
Prior preferred...
100% July 28
31% Sep
131
3
July 23
15
6% Sep
3
Jan
21
Mar 17
3,800
93
73%
Cudahy Packing Co common
lo
4 '% % preferred
100
Cuneo PresS Inc:
5
Cunningham Drug Stores Inc—2.50
Curtis Publishing common
1
12% Mar 19
34% Jan 29
8% Apr
2
Sep
5% Sep
29
24
90
21
94% Sep
49% Sep
Jan
7% Apr
32
64
27
8% Mar 20
99
49% Jan
32 % Mar
25
73%
26
6'A
23%
Crucible Steel of Amer common—25
5%: convertible preferred
100
Cuba RR 6'i non-cum pfd
100
Cuban-American Sugar common._10
8% May 21
Sep
6% Sep
12% Jan
9% Aug 27
26% Apr
53
65% May 26
10
10
72%
72%
.94%
30%
*98
par
•
Dec
65
95 y2
94%
29%
5
common
~1
170
V
83 %
*94
171
*3%
170'/a
3%
1%
170
___No par
Zellerbach
7%
72%
2
common—.
Wheat Corp
$2 preferred™—
6
17
72%
3%
perferred
$4.20 preferred
15
72%
*1%
Crov/n Cork & Seal Common
12% Sep
72%
72%
100
27% Mar 12
fl
*94
—25
95
6
95 V2
1
1
Crown
72%
95%
*94
95%
*94
85%
1
2
3%
85
*94
95%
*94
100
Corp
25 % Sep
18
300
95
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36 % Dec
48%
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20% Jan
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12
25
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25
25
50
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50
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9
33% Jan
23%
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22%
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84%
19
15
23%
22 %
1,100
85
24% Jun
15
2.000
*48%
common——5
91 % Jan
68% Sep
14
Oct
3,200
21%
84%
Works
Crane
20% Sep
22%
21%
1,000
1,450
International
30
21%
21%
5
Inc
30
22%
20%
21'A
61
Coty
39% Jan
22%
20%
20 %
21%
Coty
92% Jan
22%
20%
21%
20%
61
6
28
21%
22
21%
3
23
9,600
17%
22
61 %
20
Oct
9,900
51%
17%
21
Mar
27
8%
50%
17%
60%
Jan
77% Oct
8%
50%
17%
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21
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21
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23
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8 %
50%
17%
20%
15
31% Oct
8%
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60%
15
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72
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May 18
72
50
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2
600
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21
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3
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15
34% Apr
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21
26
15
71
4.400
20%
Apr
38% Jan
72 %
10%
61%
2 % Jan
30
72
10%
1
4% Nov
28% Oct
71%
10%
20
12
Mar 31
10%
Corp
16
161
10%
8%
18%
5o
series
Electric
1% Oct
Jan
10%
22
par
common
5%
3% Jun
166
10%
Shares
8%
*18%
Exchange Bank & Tr Co
Corning Glass
0
No
•
series
Dubilier
10 %
8%
19
8%
*17
5
common
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Copperweld Steel Co
2
12
23'A May
..
10%
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17%
8
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_14
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Co.
8%
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71%
5
Corp
Cooper-Bessemer
27
26% Jan
of
8%
18%
10%
1.
Delaware!
Steel
8%
18%
the Week
Friday
Oct. 22
8%
.
Sales for
Thursday
18%
18%
lo
,
PRICES
Oct. 21
zo
8%
8%
18%
5
Fibre
SALE
18'A
8%
25
preferred
Oct.
Oct. 19
HIGH
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
0
EXCHANGE
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
«
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Chronicle... Monday, October 26,
24
7%
26
26
93%
95
23%
9,200
7%
18,000
18%
67%
7,500
18%
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/
1953
Volume 178
Number 5267... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1579)
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
•
Lowest
f
1
7% Dec
6
10% NOV
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
5% May
:
STOCKS
i Year 11)52
NEW
Highest
6% Sep
15
9 % Mar
15y8 Mar
10
Sep
14
13% Oct
1
55% Dec
12% Sep
39 y2 Sep
44
Eureka
.,14% Mar
22
16y8 May
59% Mar
Jan
'1% Dec
3% Feb
16
15
2
14
Jan
2
3
STOCK
EXCHANGE
May 17
11
YORK
Williams
Evans
Corp
Exchange
AND
Tuesday
HIGH
SALE
Wednesday
Oct. 20
PRICES
Sales for
Thursday
'
Oct. 21
<-
Friday
Oct. 22
5
7%
7%
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7%
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7'%
7%
11%
11%
11%
11%
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113%
11%
11%
1
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123%
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47
47'%
47%
48
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23/4
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46%
46 %
46 3/4
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2.50
Corp
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2%
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23%
the Week
Oct. 23
5
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Ex-Cello Corp
July 13
Monday
Oct. ii>
Par
Products Co
Eversharp
Continued—Paga 5
LOW
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♦73/a
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7%
800
12'
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1,500
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4.900
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29
27% Jan
3
7
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3
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23% Jan
11
19
Sep
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29
14% Oct
13
17
21
Sep
14
Fairbanks
par
15
10% Mar 25
22%
18
6% Sep
28% Mar 25
22% May 11
16% Mar 24
Fairchild Engine & Airplane Corp.l
Fajardo Sugar Co
20
8%
8%
20%
20 %
1
143/4
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143/4
143/4
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16%
16%
16 3/2
163/4
15% Jan
2
19yaJun
4
15% Jun
53% Nov
5
57% Dec
3
48% Jun 24
23% Oct
29
30% Dec
23
21% Sep
21
34% Apr
12% Feb
28
16 y4 Dec
9
10% Seu
15
18
48% Feb
19
60
Dec
9
48
Oct
6% Dec
2
40
4% May
56
Apr
24% Dec
76% July 21
26% Nov
3
16
37% Feb
100
1
28
25
2
68% Mar
50
9
4
1
Federal
Oct
1
14
48
1
105
18
13
3
May
Jan
83% Nov
74% Dec
1
12
7
67% Sep
13% Jun
53% Sep
101 y4 Jun
30
Dec
41
May
2
5
conv
&
6
Oct
First
32
Flintkote
10
100
Mar 25
Feb
11
(The)
Carpet
Co
24% Feb
27
$4 preferred
Florence Stove Co___
27% Oct
16
Florida
■fg Oct
3
16
20
Dec
31
30
12
19% Apr 18
92% Jan 10
24% Dec
98% Dec
38% Oct
66% Jan
29
95% Oct
16
90% Jan
2
17% Nov
114
19
Dec
10% Jan
31
21
17% Jan
6
Food
5
92
Sep
16
99
Jan
33% Oct
6
43% Jan
2
29
81
9
20
30
46
14
Jan
Jun
89
103
Jan
15
16
79
Sep
Jan
733/4,
73'%
73
73'%
74
1,500
16'%
163%
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106
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89
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3,000
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3 % %
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cum
of
ser
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preferred___100
3 % '/e
preferred
Foster-Wheeler Corp
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100
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94
94
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94
10
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6
2,200
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70
20%
13'%
? 51 % Mar 17
84% Mar 20
203%
393%
Franklin
10
20%
33
13
75% Jan
20%
13%
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9
400
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38%
15
27 % Mar 24
70
9%
13%
12
14% Jan
13,500
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39
20
1
38
101
9%
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13% Apr
May 15
373/4
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10
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16
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27% Aug 11
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15
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20
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&
26
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4
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Jun
22
373%
243/4
4
37%
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10y4 Sep
39% Oct
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100
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•
245%
24%
3%
10
Power & Light Co
Steel Corp
Fair
Food
27
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3%
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Florida
5
28
Jan
28% Aug
42%
613/4
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8,600
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7%
200
253%
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60
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Corp
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11
13% Sep
35% May 20
13% Dec 23
14
39% Oct
22% Feb
24% July
1
19
Feb 18
9
i58 Oct
9
Sep
11
98% Nov
17
12
9
15
31% Jun
23% Jan
Power
50'%
25
11 3/4
43
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21 y8 Jun
50'%
25%
11%
49%
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19
50%
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18
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11 S%
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24 ye Dec
13% Jun
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51'%
49%
5
34% Nov
14% Oct
10
♦50
43'A
common_No par
(The)
2.700
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37%
20%
12.50
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1,400
16%
*42 '/2
100%
9%
__100
National Stores
7
10
37
1
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143/4
16%
49%
23%
100
1
25
17% Mar
25% Jan
5
5
Corp
143%
43%
23%
1,500
14%
16%
113%
4
15,000
16%
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2,500
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20
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20
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20
12
2
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Fidelity Phoenix Fire Ins NY
Firth
51 %
225%
225%
83/4
20%
25
50
common
23
8'/2
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50
Co
22%
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24%
A
Ferro
18
Sep
Mfg
22%
»50
1
series
ser
1953
Firestone Tire & Rubber
4 % %
preferred
51
50
Corp
Corp
:
Tarrant
2
93
pfd
Federated Dept Stores
4 % %
preferred
13% Mar 17
3
pfd
cum
conv
Fa wick
Federal-Mogul
Felt
B
common
Filtrol
6
106% Jan
8
9% Sep
25 y8 Sep
14
7
101% Aug
24 y4 Sep
2
15
series
18% July 30
1
32% Mar 20
Mar
Jan
common
75% Jan
15
2
5
86% Jan
8
23
Jan
29% Jan
14
13
18
May 20
19% May 2
Oct
Apr
47y4 Dec
9% May 17
27% Sep
30
107
34% Mar 13
96
20
July
9% Sep
19
27% May 21
5%
No
Metallurgical Corp__No par
5% %
7% Apr
22
19
104
66% Mar
94
Sep
16% Jan
38 ya Apr
preferred
53 % May
106
7
5%
Fansteel
Fedders-Quigan Corp
14
35% Sep
3
9
Corp
Corp
Family Finance
17
26
19
14
Mar
Co
&
Falstaff Brewing
Sep
Dec
Jan
8
14
3% Sep
47
11% Dec
Jan
Jan
9
21
25% Nov
19
57
Morse
*71%
72%
*713/4
20
900
8
11%
11%
113%
U'%
1,400
42%
423/4
42'A
423%
3,000
♦10%
10 3/4
103/4
*105%
103%
400
25
26%
23,500
*71
71'%
1
70
G
5% Dec
8% Jan
May 15
Xl5
30
197/a Dec
Apr
15
20% Jan
6% Sep
15
30
10
8% Apr 13
38% May 19
27% Jan
2
21% Sep
22% Sep
21
28% Jan
3% Sep
25% Sep
14
May 15
26% Dec
22 %
May 20
26% Dec
5
34% Dec
5% Sep 18
82% Nov 17
8% Jan
22
41 y4 Jan
22
24% Oct
15
20 % Feb
21
July
51% Jan
12
15% Feb
Gamewell
Garrett
Gar
4% %
21% Aug 31
20 y2 Sep 15
29% Mar 24
Gaylord
27% Jan
5
General
24
104% Feb
6
11
31
Sep
15
36% Aug
10% Oct
16
13
31
Feb
28
18% Aug 14
11% Nov
142
July
General
$8
General
Bronze
14
General
Cable
6
78
May
10
33
Dec
22
29% Sep
16
35% Mar 25
20 y8 Dec
15
16 y2 Jun
10
19% Jan
2
129% Apr
2
9
May
124 % Dec
1
121
24% Jan 16
45% Dec
19
31
37% Jan
14
48% Dec
19
35% Jun
16
64% Feb
20
72% Dec
31
66% Apr
6
4
11% Dec
22
8% Sep
15
18
53% Dec
8
50% Jun
23
88 y2 Jun
18
7% Jan
90
Apr
Jan
3
96% May 22
6% Jun
5
11 ya Dec
12
62% Oct
20
60 y4 Dec
9
118
Jan
2
105
Apr
18
50
Feb
21
119% Jan
11
x94% Jan
3
20
Jan
34% Feb
25
10% Sep
52
Jun
48% Mar 24
80% Oct
29
112 y2 Jun
94% Jan
2
15
14% Mar 19
8
General
Jan
20% Jan
3
27% Dec
1
15
69% Feb
4
y2 Sep
15
25% Feb
5
54% Mar 30
Aug 31
15
3% Jun
9
23% Jun
1*0
36
Dec
29
25
Sep
126
Dec
10
93
May 11
8% Jan
9
11% Sep
4
10% Jan
20 y2 Jun
3
25
2
19
4% Jan
18
30
27% Mar 23
10
Jan
Sep
29
5
Mar 20
5r/r
General
$5
Motors
General
Railway Signal
Apr
9
General
Realty &
25% Feb
3
General
2
General
Time
2
25 y4 Sep
102% Jan
3
99
Sep
8
24% Oct
3
22% Sep
15
34% Mar 11
76
Oct
14
85
69
July 29
100
Sep
18
May 11
4%%
23
14% Nov
14
18% Jun
30
12% Sep
15
Aug 24
16% Mar 25
79% Dec
30
8
79 % Apr
13
82% Oct
10 Ve Sep
27% Oct
138
24
Nov
7
lUl
23
21% Jan
14
38% Mar 20
8% Jan
Sep
15
130y2 Jun
30
135
9
20
convertible
Gimbel
$4.50
Co
8
Gold
5
Goodall-Sanford
7
Goodrich
18% May 22
11
Sep
14
19
55% Feb
20
77% Dec
60% Sep
21
80% Jan
May
5
Jan
3
6% Nov
17
49% July
8
64% Dec
31
43% Sep
15
Sep
15
102% Jun
2
108% Feb
4
10% Jan
4
5% Sep
22
9% Jan
20
108
60
29
Dec
51
Apr 30
24% Sep
~2
1
14 y4 Sep
15
20% Jan
5
Granite City
85% Oct
15
98% Jan
28
30
34 y4 Dec
10
29% July 16
May 26
86% May 22
99
11% Mar 17
18
Aug 14'
81% May
13% Jan
8
39
Dec
22
2
19
16% Jan
Oct
14
39% Mar 17
16y4Nov
28
14% Jan
27
57
23
47
19% Mar
137% Dec
30
61% Oct
31
149 ■"
Jun
27
7
4
Oct
22
4
1
10
16% Dec
Dec
33% May
97% Feb
33
46% Feb
5% %
Grant
$2.25
conv
5
19% Mar 27
Gt
Northern
Sep
18
58% Mar 25
Gt
Northern
1
19% Mar 27
Great
141
Mar
2
1%
73% Jan
21
Green
Bay
9
40% Jan
2
Green
(H
19y8Sep
18
22
28
4
96% Apr
x93% Sep
For footnotes
see
page
7
22.
2
87% July 31
124%
125%
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363%
36%
39
39
39
79
79
23% Mar 25
13% Aug 31
95% Jan
7
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126
353/8
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59
58'%
59'/4
58 3%
58%
59%
58%
59%
~
121
121'%
121'%
121 3/4
121%
121%
1211/2
121%
1,900
95'A
95'%
95%
953/4
95%
95%
95%
95 %
1,400
24
24
24%
24
24
23%
23%
*23%
24
1,000
441%
45
45
46
46'%
46%
46 3/4
47
47
47
22%
23
23
23'%
22'%
23
23
23 %
233%
233/4
3%
3%
4
121
3%
2*6%
263/4
27%
*99
3%
26'%
27%
100
27
263/4
100
4
4
263%
26'%
100
3%
26%
26%
26%
26 5%
27'%
♦99
58 s%
122
26%
27
99%
99%
*99»/2
100
26%
26%
ll3/a
11%
11%
11%
11%
2,900
20
20 3/a
20
20%
20%
20%
203/a
20%
20%
21%
2,200
43%
♦43%
♦98
102
100
44
100
*43%
44
2.50
26%
26%
26%
*76%
77%
*76'/4
*71
*27
*98
77%
73%
435%
26%
100
_100
*71
102
*27%
*98
28
77%
*761/4
♦71
73%
*71
73%
10%
10'/4
10 34
10%
103%
10%
10%
10 3/8
42'%
42%
42%
43
43
43%
43%
par
*99%
100'%
100'%
*100'%
101
5
14%
14%
143%
145%
14%
82%
♦81 %
2.50
145%
*81%
83
♦100%
14%
•81%
♦100
14%
14%
83
"
9,000
10%
8,800
433/8
100
101
813/4
7,800
143/4
82
10%
10%
10 3/b
10 34
10 3%
11
10%
11
10%
28 %
29%
28'%
28%
28%
283/4
28%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
3,400
29
7%
200
10%
29
7
131
7%
131
•130
133
*130
133
*130
133
10
12 %
12%
11%
12%
10
66 %
67
66 3%
67
66%
67'%
67%
50
50%
50'%
50%
50
50 3%
50%
*105
105»%
105%
106
.
101
28%
.
4,700
77'/2.
42%
83
10
28%
28%
10%
*81
600
102
27%
*76%
41%
101
6,600
28
73%
♦71
200
90
27%
1
j
200
43%
40%
77'%
27
*76%
73%
102
*98
40
1
100
20
11%
28
Co
1,700
11 3%
27%
1
12,600
26%
26%
101
11'%
27'%
Co
2,200
9,700
44,100
4
11
27
com
40,100
10%
27
12'%
11%
•
12%
*130
7,900
2,700
7%
20
132
12%
121/8
12%
3,100
63%
69
70%
9,500
Rubber-
No par
No par
105%.
»
53/4
1%
1%
5%
106
•53/4
53
5%
53
*513/4
26%
26%
25%
13/fl
1%
,
1%
♦105%
*53/,
50 3/4
107
5%
523/4
♦52
25%
1%
26 '%
1%
50%
50%
12,600
105%
1055/a
1,000
53/4
5%
*52
25%
1%
255/i,
3.500
1 3/8
11.500
1,800
7%
7%
73%
8
7%
73/4
30%
30%
30'%
31
31
31
31
31
303/4
303/4
1.400
12.50
15%
153/4
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
16 %
16 '/4
16 3/8
6.300
88
5
*31%
100
i
94%
73/4
7%
73/4
90
90
90 3/4
903/4
91
500
32
313/4
32
31%
31%
313/4
313/4
313/4
313/4
900
94%
95
96
*933/4
95
94
94
94
94
89
•
88'%
1
10
10%
10
No par
com
7%
33
34%
*33
903%
<
10%
1
10
10%
34'%
*33
34'%
91
10%
10
*33
110
10 3/8
34%
10%
•33
34%
5,700
6.400
17%
18
17%
18
17%
18%
18
18
17%
18
No par
49 %
49%
493%
50
49%
493%
49%
49%
48 34
493/4
6.400
com—No par
17%
18
17%
17%
173/4
17%
17%
17%
171/4
17%
2,500
Ore
Prop__No par
pfd
„__100
RR
Inc_
Die
400
5234
5
100
common
6%
1 %
5%
10
(The)
Western
Greenfield
733%
57%
8%
26%
Sugar
Co
1,000
10,100
565/8
9
26%
preferred
Iron
79
30
147%
563/4
9
43%
M S & P__
Greyhound
12% Jan
124'%
*89%
preferred
15
Nov
•123
123
90
preferred
Western
64% Apr
26% Jan
123'/4
123
40%
Steel common
cum
30% Jun
13
18 3%
♦711/2
44
preferred
Grayson-Robinson Stores
8
2
32%
18%
393/4
Motors..
Co
(W T)
2
10
32%
18%
*71
I
90
3%%
67% July
11% Jan
32%
18%
73
90
Co
Consol
Union
41% Jan
19% Nov
*
32%
18
No par
Graham-Paige
17 y8 Oct
128% July 17
32
17%
253/4
Grand
104% Jan
♦71
32
173/4
26
2% Mar 25
2
73
32
25%
9% Feb 25
31% Mar 27
9
73
♦71
17%
78
common_.No par
&
&
♦145
31%
73
Grace
14
21
'
5,800
5,000
12
33% Mar
(W R)
40
f.
20%
11 3/4
•51'%
18
Jan
201/4
11%
53
19
27% Feb
20%
11%
*51%
iy8Sep
x92% Sep
20
ll3/4
Gould-National Batteries Inc_——4
6% Jun
30
20%
115%
61% July 21
26 y2 Jan
24% Jan
147%
20%
11%
*5%
I
25
♦146
20%
40%
Hosiery
15
18% Oct
144'%
89%
F)
14,900
113/8
393/4
preferred
Granby
113/8
3,200
22 3/4
102
20'%
No par
4
35%
113/4
89'%
Inc
(B
Tire
Feb
33
Mar 28
$5
Gotham
353%
11%
403%
Common
May 26
2
30
36
'
Mar 19
351/4
11%
35
No par
Co
9% Feb
~3%
Oct" 2*3
6% Jun
27% Oct
91
59
34"%
■*
11% / 11%
146
146 "
23%
102
89'/4
& Stock Telegraph
Goodyear
40
104
102%
56%
10c
Brewing Co_i
Mar
27
♦101%
144 3%
38%
5
Corp
(The)
102%
263/4
20%
36
5
common
Harvester
22
1,400
11%
123
No par
Glidden
233/4
22
5,800
par
100
Co
common
Gleaner
600
43/8
_1
preferred
Goebel
23%
21%
17%
No par
preference—No
Brothers
Apr
15% Oct
30
2
$5
23%
213/4
40'%
Gillette
96% Jun
23.3/4
89%
15
28
26 3/2
40 %
23
99% Oct
26V2
89%
43% Oct
22
26%
31%
100
Co
*41/4
4%
145%
*71
1
300
27
20%
No par
4%%
(The)
27
40 %
74% Apr
18% Jan
6
1,700
*43%
Rubber
&
3,900
common_.No par
Corp
Tire
2,700
63/4
11%
*144
«r
__100
preferred
General
5%
183/4
63/4
1
2
1
11 %
5
18 3/2
*
6%':
4%
4
35%
10%
101
4
5%
19
pfd—No par
20
22
18
34>/4
10%
Corp
10 Vo Oct
93% Apr
124% May 24
Corp
Castings $6
32 y4 Jan
24
353/8
10%
5
General Shoe
5
Dec
35
5
No par
25
8% Jan
2.50
100
23 y4 Jan
42% Jan
343%
101
com_.No par
34% Sep
23
♦101%
Corp
preferred
3%% preferred
;
Georgia-Pacific Plywood
8
1013/4
Utilities
31% Feb
35% Jan
26
15
1013/4
—
22
22
Jan
27
21'%
No par
Refractories
Dec
Apr
23
213/4
common
Public Uti'ities
27
7% Sep
22%
215/8
preferred
5%
100
32% Oct
225/8
213/4.
3%
Telephone
18
223/4
21 %
1
Gen
Jan
22 %
com__l
1
General
x86
26'%
Corp
General
Steel
273/4
26'%
100
General
23
27'%
26%
i
lti
Apr
28
_1.66%
Cement
6%
23
26 3/4
com
21
51
23
26
Eqp Corp_
Service-.,
preferred
23%
26
Precision
Public
18%
6%
__50
10c
General Portland
General
General
15
18
4%
24
96% Mar 16
77% Feb
4 >/8
par
40% Oct
9
4%
5%
5%
19
6%
4
Advertising...No
Outdoor
5
183/4
1
95%
6
10
275/8
951/2
7
31
28%
par
88 y2 July
30 ya Jan
28%
No par
34% Jan
14% Nov
♦22 3%
com
Corp
13
21
23%
ax 0
7
71% Dec
27%
sene&_
4
Mar 10
♦27%
Inc
Corp
$3.75
35% Dec
Apr
233/4
preferred
Pie.oiiea
45% Dec
89
♦22 3/2
*22%
L_______ 100
104% Jan
31
223/4
Investors
convertible
2
3
400
223/4
preferred
21
15
23«/4
common„L_—No
25
Jan
•22 3/4
preferred
Instrument
Jun
81
23
Oct
37% Jan
15
y2 Sep
23
Co—.1
29% Jan
42
23
100
36% Feb
92
*22 5%
100
2
Sep
23
Corp
L
Corp com
Mills
3%%
5
25
17
2
14
114
Dec
9
Jan
21 y8 Sep
223/4
preferred—__j—No
General
61
14
42 y4
4% Dec
$3.50
17
99% Jan
24
Nov
24% Aug 29
20
23
General Dynamics Corp :common__3
Preferred
($2 cum cohv)__.No par
Electric
123% Jan
50
3% Feb
400
23
]_
Foods
2
21
36
Finance
15
15
♦35'/4
preferred
General
Sep
91
24% Aug
16% May 14
7%
General
119
22
36
preferred
General
124% Jan
125% Dec
*35
2nd preferred
50
Cigar Co Inc com—No par
26
11
100 % Dec
36
conv
24
22
53% Sep
1st
4%
Sep
Jun
30
4%
General
11% Feb
106
69% Dec
*35
Corp
58
113% Jun
9
35%
2
Corp
20
125% July 28
Dec
8
46% Mar 24
July 28
120
2
20
Jun
Jan
35'/2
No par
22% Mar 17
Jun
35%
preferred
5
x29
35%
Amer Transportation
Baking Co common
15
Mar 25
50
5'/4
19
5
Industries
9% Sep
70
6%
(The)
17% Jan
28
65/8
(_No par
Container
General
79
5'/4
183/4
6%
preferred
7
Mar 24
8
5%
18%
6%
preferred
American
$4.50
14% Mar 18
155
1
5%
18%
5
common
convertible
98 y4 Jun
Jan
41
Corp
14
13% Dec
Inc
Co
Wood
27
159
1
common—1
(Robert)
(The)
Gardner-Denver
Co
37% Mar 12
74
16% May 25
115
Jan
9
Inc
convertible
25
27
9ya Jun
14
5r/c
Jun
17
Nov
20
7% Mar 12
Co
(The)__
GaTnole-Skogmo
33y4 Jun
63% Dec
Apr
33% Jan
27
Gair
Co
31
9
11
15
28
Gabriel
105% Oct
3
149
3
34% Sep
20% Jun
18
102
7% Mar
8y4 Jan
16
22% Feb
15
39% Sep
6% May 15
36
4% Sep
15% Sep
136
136
♦135
137
135
135
•134
136
136
*68
70
•68
70
*68
70
♦68
70
*68
70
34%
♦34%
21
•203/4
1
33%
34
333/4
34
Corp._No par
20%
20%
20 3/4
20'%
*20%
13%
13%
133/8
13%
13%
(The)
270
136
100
333/4
3,4%
333/4
34%
21
20 3/4
21
13%
13%
13%
5,000
600
—
3
13'%
133/4
18,800
-
4%%
preferred
-100
*92%
93%
93
93
*92%
94
94
i
94
►93
95
20
15
Financial Chronicle... .Monday, October 26, 1953
The Commercial and
16
(1580)
6
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
LOW
STOCKS
Range for
Previous
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
23 % Apr
25
Dec
10
19% July 28
31% July 15
16
8 % Jan
13% Mar 21
7
4% Oct
9
Guantanamo Sugar
Gull
23
27
Sep
14
38 % Jan
5
77
Jan
5
$5
50% Mar 27
Gulf
25
Feb
20
38% Dec
63
Feb
27
77
Nov
23
66% Sep
46% Oct
16
58% Jan
25
41 % Sep
21
14
20
Jun
22
90
July
1
24
Corp
issued"
"When
29%
28%
4%
29 Va
•
98% Jan
2
Dec
16
30% Mar 26
33% Dec 24
105
103
3
2
32% Sep 15
May 7
106% May 20
*105
Dec 16
97% Jan
36% Mar 5
92
Jun
97
July
$4.40 dividend
—.100
100
preferred
preferred
$4.44 dividend
*69'%
70'%
42%
43%
46
*427%
43%
101
34
34
*34
27 %
27%
.
42 Va
43%
43
43%
*43
25'%
25
900
4,200
70'%
.
100
43Tb
*69
*42'%
6,300
■
18,400
,43%
2,900
25
25
*97%
99'%
101
101
*100%
101%
*100% .101%
40
102
102
*102%
103%
*102%
103 %
10
*34%
35%
*34%
35'%
600
27%
3,400
700
*97
99 Va
101
-!•
102
102
*101
25'%
25
25%
24%
*97
TOOVa
.23Vb
70%
43%
99'%
28%
*69
43'%
100%
5
28%
*43
100%
23
*4%
28%
*69'%
*97
22'%
4%
29%
x42%
100
preferred
23 Va
47%
45%
25 %
Shares
Oct. 23
22%
5
70
25
-
Oct. 22
23%
.
45%
'45%
$4.20 dividend
5
71
No par
Common
25% Oct
*
the Week
Friday
Thursday
29
Gulf States Utilities Co—
8
103% Jan 16
105% Jan
8
105
Jan
8
'»
22%
'
•
70
No par
25
preferred
Oil
4%
29', a
5
5
x
—
Mobile & Ohio RR com_No par
22%
22%
22%
22%
1
Sales for
SALE PRICES
Oct. ill
Oct. 2D
Oct. 19
Par
EXCHANGE
Grumman Aircraft Corp—-—
29
28% Jan
HIGH
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
STOCK
YORK
NEW
1
Highest
Range Since Jan.
Year 11)52
AND
99'%
*97%
99'%
H
29 % Aug
23% Sep
15% May 26
18% July
Nov
Feb
19
65
9
102 % Jan
23
18
5
Jan
21
26% Oct
23
139% Oct
2
142
23
26
21% Oct
29
6% Jan
36% Mar
Feb
9
145
6% Apr
16
1
26
Sep
14
Jan
30
17% Oct
15
21
2
23
14
29% Jan
7
78% Jun
15
3
31
22
May 20
91
23
1
18
29% May 12
May
90
34
Sep
Hat
Nov
5
Sep
Jun
8% Mar 12
Ila/el-Allas
Hecht
13
34% Jan
100
22
Co
3% %
Heinz
133
;
;
.
pre for red-.
Apr
20
97
Jan
21
24% Dec
2
22% Oct
16
20 % Feb
5
26
38% Sep
3
35 Vn Jun
25
38% Mar 13
21% Mar 31
15% Oct
13
20% Apr
10
Hercules
60% Sep
15
74% Jan
6
Hercules
5%
prelerred
Hershey Chocolate common
Oct
29
66% Oct
31
x78% Mar
120% Feb
21
126% Dec
22
Jun
17
126% Jan
9
37% May 21
42% Feb
7
37% Sep
15
44 % Feb
3
53% Oct
7%
17
5
113
53% Apr
4
4
14
51% Jan
9
15
48% Jun
21% Oct
22
26% Jan
7
23% Sep
14
29
31
24% Jan
7
12'% Sep
11
18% Feb
2
7
14% Oct
Jan
26
62
Aug
19
14
72% Sep
14
91
Feb
14% Jan
19
Apr
21
24
5
31% July 17
Iiinde &
16
12% Mar 11
Hires Co
23
22
9
Holland
6
Hollander
9 % Dec
17
11% Mar 31
8% Sep
19% Oct
27
22% Apr
18
11% Oct
7
Sep
3o
11% Jan
Oct
29
20% Apr
1
Sep
14
11
28% Jan
30
94% Jan
2
6
41% Mar 10
57
Sep
22
55
102% May
90
7
Jun
12% Oct
14% Nov
21
19
12
35% Jan
24
18
I
Aug
Sep
$4.25
div
17
15
24
103% Dec
Dec
23
23
96
Jun
19
103% Jan
13
19
26
Dec
11
22
Jun
22
26% Apr
21
58% Oct
30
85
Apr
14
54
Houston
7
Howard
21 % Jan
6
7
9% Apr
28
12
5% Aug 11
Jan
4
Oct
16
52% Apr
12% Feb
17
66% July 31
36% Oct
7
16% Jun
16
17% Dec
9 Vb Sep
3
Dec
19
21
5%
14% Mar 11
59% Feb
32%
100
94
94
130
39%
40
25%
25
15%
15%
15%
*68
69
80
Hupp
5% Mar 19
46% Dec
31
40% May 25
48 % Mar 25
23
65 Vb Sep
88% Jan
Illinois
25%
25%
*24%
*24%
16%
15%
16 %
69
69
79%
79%
81%
80'%
*17%
18
17%
17%
28
28
28%
9%
11%
11%
11%
11%
6
*5%
15
*14%
6
11%
11%
*5%
.
15%
14%
25'%
200
16%
16,600
69'%
10
1,670
80%
17%
17%
1,200
28
2,200
9%
*9
9 '%
11'%
81
27%
17%
28
28
11%
11%
500
11%
5,800
5%
100
5%
5%
*14%
15%
*14%
15
400
*26%
26%
400
*5%
6
14%
16%
*68
80%
9'%
9
9
16%
69'%
*68
26%
26%
26 %
*26 %
26%
26%
35
34%
37
36%
36%
36
36'%
35%
37'%
5,200
47%
47%
47%
47%
48
48%
48%
48%
49%
49%
1,800
5
57%
57%
57
57%
56%
56'/a
56%
56'%
56'%
56%
OA
95
95
105%
QS
*94
95
*94
No par
B
90 %
100
25%
105%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
33
32%
32%
32%
32%
300
44%
44
44
43%
43%
1,300
Refrigerator Co
*94
92
*90
92
*90
*94
95%
*94
95%
*94
95%
*99
99%
*99
99
25%
*20
99%
10
25%
25%
26
26 '%
26%
14,800
62'%
61%
61%
61%
63
99%
*99
60%
60
11
20
*90
25%
15%
44
90'%
99
60%
*32%
92
25%
10%
No par
'
33
44%
105
95%
90%
90%
15%
2%
2,900
105%
59%
3%
14'%
105%
1
100
1,380
105 %
1
common
105%
105%
__25
(Del)
1,900
10
96
*95
105%
99%
*99
No par
*94
105%
95%
*94
100
—
Idaho Power Co
88% Dec
*24%
9%
1'
Apr 29
100
26%
Corp
36
1,500
53'%
*17%
25%
60
5,500
*15%
*15%
16%
15%
15%
*15%
16'%
200
11%
11%
11%
11 '%
11%
10Va
11'%
21,500
3%
3%
16%
10%
3%
3%
3%
3'%
3'%
3%
3'%
3,600
8
2,700
7%
7%
14
Hussinan
5
39%
*52 %
x27%
14
14
39'%
53
9 VB
6.(>6%
15
39 %
53
18
___12.5<)
2% Sep
39%
53
34%
Inc
18% Sep
10
39'%
28%
100
Hunt
16
121'%
26%
com
Hudson Motor Cat'—
28
65'%
*120%
*51%
9%
11%
4% Dec
120
200
7,300
66
66
120
65%
*39 Vb
>
18
*5%
16%
1.000
36%
*15%
120
28%
15
23'%
*35%
15%
15%
79
10
23'/a
36 %
69
*68
79
23 %
15%
25
25'%
J
41
24% Nov
23
*35%
600
53
*51%
53
*51%
5
7 Va
1
*119
120
39
39%
11
8
95 Va
65%
65
65
*119
120
*118
40%
Jan
*94
24%
32%
95
95
*32
64%
22%
23
17%
32%
*31%
95
*93%
93%
93 %
31'%
31%
32
64%
«
2
Jan
50
*31%
*31 %
64%
common
8
24
83
"
*81
—100
May
3
4,300
»
84'%
16
preferred—!
18
17%
24 %
*82
Bay Min & Sm Ltd—No par
Foods
30
18
No par
Jan
17
1,400
83
5
Co
ser
19% Jan
21
13% July 14
5%
24%
36%
Corp
noncum
Hudson
2
*5%
30
Hudson & Manhattan
Mar 11
8
&
Stores
5%
18
23 Vb
Howe Sound Co
May
300
5%
83
*15%
j
Texas
1
17% Jan
3% Jun
4
Oil
79
14
11
13%
24%
17%
*35%
Light & Power
17
33%
*13%
17%
_50
prelerred
15
*32'%
13 %
24%
44%
Sep
25% Aug
32%
82
*32%
9% Sep
19% July 28
13
5'%
32%
24%
32%
15% Sep
28
18% Nov
5%
1,900
82
17%
;_5
pfd
6
16% Nov
1,300
24%
13%
Houston
24%
5%
83
17'%
10
preferred
4.40% prelerred
18% Apr
5%
*23
4%
103
24%
5'%
*23%
45%
3%%
10
24'%
*81
44%
5
91
*132
24'%
17%
13%
3
80% Jun
Mar 25
2,800
135
23'%
32%
99% Jan
May 16
60
26%
25%
17%
___3
93 % Feb
96
102
50
104'%
*104
>
100
1,100
13
23%
—00
9
3
11
5%
13
15
13%
July 17
Nov
3% May 15
2nd
5%
5%
66%
*13%
16%
$2.25 conv preferred
30
57% Feb
Jan
5%
Household Finance eommon__No par
36% Jan
94
5%
16%
12%
*66
12.50
Houdallle-Hcrshey
Mar 25
1
88
14
.100
No par
preferred
$4.20
July 20
42
8
5%
32%
14
1
Electrochemical
4
Feb
102
17
32% July
49
30
Hooker
2
116% Mar 19
16
5%
32%
14%
23
Honolulu Oil Corp
19
5%
33'%
36'%
Homestake Mining
5
64% Jan
*5%
*32%
*16%
*12'%
-
No par
10
Oct
conv
24 Vb
16'%
135
-132
135
24
*15%
preferred
26 »/a Jun
47
103% Oct
41% Jan
5%
2
24%
23%
24
*132
135
*132
133
*14
;5
& Sons
33 % Oct
Aug 13
25%
*35%
Co
2
66% Dec
50 % Sep
32% Mar
Furnace
7
39
23
24%
36 %
Paper Co
Apr
29% Mar 21
2
44% Oct
24%
15%
Corp
(A)
24%
15%
Holly Sugar Corp common—
17% Mar 23
24'%
*24
24%
*22%
(Charles E)
69% Feb
4
33% Jan
x26%Jan
7% Jan
15
5% Sep
4
16
Mar
103%
5%
common—-No par
Daucli
103%
*35%
;
Hotels
Hilton
15 V« J an
104 Va
14 Vb
%%
22% Jan
*103%
10
preferred series A
5
103%
12%
103%
No par
Powder
21
16% Mar
22% Nov
May 12
13
33'%
preferred series A
100
$4% cum 2nd pld (conv)__No par
2
21
18
3
*12%
-25
preferred—.-.-;
Motors
% %
12%
5%
100
•.
common
Heydcti Chemical Corp common
107% Jan
26
WJ
Hewitt-Robins
Mar 27
73% Jan
74
70
Apr
82% Dec
prelerred
(G
non-cum
12%
13
14 '%
25
4
3.65%
66%
*32%
100
Co common
30
Holme
12%
*66
27
5
;
21% Apr
100
16'%
*12%
66 Va
1
50
J
Co
93 % Mar
34% Apr
16%
12%
*66
*23 %
2V
Glass
16%
13 Vb
66 %
104
27%
27
12%
16TB
16%
*66
10
Marx
common.
(if J)
h
24
Mfg Corp
Hayes
9
Jan
86
coin_____15
of America common
preferred
IwliifiUres Inc
2
Mar
27%
*12%
12%
12%
*103%
pfd—No par
Corp
Hayes
34%
27
12%
67
ltefrac
Schaffncr &
4 % %
8
14% Mar 20
7% Jan
15
19% Jun
80
20
Jan
36
2
32% Jan
9% May 20
28% May
7 Vb May
14
32% July 15
11% Jan
Hart
34%
67
*12%
100
2.50
26%
17
17
5
No par
com
Co $4.25
preferred
6%
2
13
Co
Paper Co
Harbison-Walk
Feb
5
preferred
(M A)
35
27%
Cementing—
>„
Watch
conv
■
Hanna
26% Aug
15
4% Sep
1
12% July
2
31
4
30
105% Feb
8
22% Sep
Oct
5
10
15
July
4%
Well
Printing Co
(W F)
Hammermill
16% Jan
15
Jun
131
July 29
5% Oct
33
Jan
30
25
Water
Oil
common
Hamilton
23
22% Sep
100
Jun
34% Aug
107
Hall
Jan
71
May 27
12Va Sep
New
10
18% Mar 13
14
11% Aug 27
17% Sep
19
Xl4
2
16
81
May 26
68
15
Jan
16
3
17% Jan
11% May 29
Hackensack
Halliburton
7%
7
7
7%
*7%
7%
4,800
40%
41
40%
40%
40%
41
40'%
40%
11
|
11 VB
10%
11
10%
11
10%
10%
*13%
14
14
14
13%
14
1,300
3
13,800
*13%
14
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
20%
*20%
20%
20%
20'%
*20'%
20%
*20%
8,800
20%
100
43'%
1,500
71%
5,500
I
54% Jan
95
8
Dec
19
42% Dec
10
109
Apr
17
x35% Apr
7
23
8
35 % Jun
16
17
44
May
46
Sep
2
55% Oct
6
18
8% Jan
4
33% May
1
4% Oct 30
41% Dec
17
8% Jan
30
52
Oct
23
64'% Aug
81
Feb
49% Jun
6% Sep
34% Jun
20
96% Dec
155% Jan
28
164% Nov
25
41 % Oct
22
51% Jan
19
21% May
29 % Jan
1
Illinois
cum
13
4.70%
Industrial
7
84
Sep
1
101
Jan
28
151
Apr
7
161 % Jan
12
35% Sep
15
15
Jan
5
18% Sep
29
48
29% Feb
29% Oct
22
36% Jan
Aug
13% Sep
23
Jun
25
24% Sep
92 Vb Jan
13
*48%
51%
*48%
51'%
148% Jun
23
1
21 % Sep
15
27% Sep
2
Dec
94
80
May 15
3 % May
19
Sep
1% Oct
6
21
1
15
100
preferred
7%
2
Jan
8
2
No par
26%
27
preferred
100
Hydro-Eleel.rlc Sys class A__25
158%
159
*23%
23%
23%
23%
com_—5
30%
30%
30%
31 %
83
Chemical
&■
1%
Canada com—No par
39 Vb
129%
of
9%
No par
com__No par
46
Oct
15
64
May 29
45
May 29
57
Jan
14
41
Jun
29
55
Jan
7
International Salt
36% May 16
40
Aug 15
38% Jan
7
40% Feb
3
International
40% Oct
54
Jan
26
35
Jan
19
Feb
2o
20% Dec
4
24% Jan
8
30% Sep
3
24
35
4
28% Oct
15
30% May 19
26
Nov
32% July
2
10% Sep 30
13
8% Jan
Sep
2
13% Sep
25
20% Jan
100
preferred
7%
Silver
6
International Telep
2
International
Sep
21
9% Sep
15
30Vb Mar
11,
,
Jan
18
14
15%
15
245 %
244
15'%
245
&
27%
27 '/a
161'%
161'%
161%
24
24
23%
24
24V3
24'%
1.800
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
32
7,700
81%
81%
83
82
82
*82
2
129'%
1%
1%
1%
39'%
38 Vb
39%
39'%
39%
129%
129%
129%
129'%
129'%
129'%
129'%
9%
9%
9%
9%
4,300
26,700
10
10
9%
10
2
17,700
360
54%
54%
54%
55%
55%
56%
557/b
563%
*100%
102%
*100%
102'%
*100%
102'%
101%
101'%
100
7%
7%
7%
7 Vb
-7%
6%
7%
6%
6%
1,600
49%
50%
49%
50
49%
49%
47'/«
49'%
47
43
*100%
.
54%
103
46
46
46
46
46
46
39'%
39%
39'%
39'%
39%
39%
25
41
41'%
41'%
41%
42
41%
41%
33
*31 '%
33
*31%
*317/a
33
*317/a
3.50
200
1,900
*1%
39'%
39%
Co—
1.770
1%
48%
25
1
1.800
27%
159%
27%
40%
Teleg.No par
5
4,400
35.000
160
26%
159%
39%
Corp
230
27%
41
conv
Power
15
245
39%
pfd—
Interstate Dept Stores
Interstate
15%
246%
40%
common
Utilities
cum
14%
246'%
89
39%
25
22
$1.40
23%
*87%
162
*45%
preferred
Jan
30
*158
No par
33% Jan
Jun
*14
162
—Nopar
Shoe
International
*158
7%
53%
common—7.50
preferred
Int'l Rys of Cent Amor
39
39%
162
39%
1%
1%
27
159%
*81
10
9
32% Oct
26%
159
130
Limited —15
Corp—
247
244
83
1
100
Nickel
5%
*81
100
preferred
4%
Oct
2
14%
common
68
July 24
14%
14%
43% May 28
36 Vb
*87
244'%
International9 Mining
$4
89'%
14%
Paper
7
23%
89%
244%
Preferred
10% Mar 17
23%
No par
Minerals
Inl.'l
*13%
14 VB
__Nopar
International
5
*158
162
Machines
Iron
56% Oct 22
61% Feb
93
*158
2,100
26
18
93
162
;
24 VB
55% Dec
22
93
92%
24
*158
1
Packers
Oct
92%
100
87%
International
47
93%
700
23%
12% Mar 18
33% Dec
2,200
94%
87%
39% Jan
Jan
40%
94'%
23%
Inl'l
102
39%
94%
88
132% Mar 11
18
*4%
39%
23%
15
16
4%
39%
88
15
22
*4%
*93%
89
15
6% Oct
4'%
40%
23%
9% Sep
93% Jun
4%
39V4
5
100
common
37% Sep
47% Jun
4%
40%
23%
Int
'
*4%
39%
5.500
128% Sep
9
4%
40%
6.000
3
16
*4%
40%
14%
4
Apr
12% Oct
100
39'%
5%
23%
48 '% Jan
105
800
52
40%
137% Aug
14% Jan
1
39 %
*14
1
3
39 %
14%
4
21
39 %
14 %
27
5% Jan
39'%
14%
9 % Oct
42% May
97% Jan
2,800
39'%
*39
39
14'%
4%%
7
47% Jan
8 "2
39'%
39
*13%
130% Jan
40% May
8%
*51%
20
26% Mar 24
90
8%
52
23
Infcrlake
2% Jan
7
8%
*51%
40
Inspiration Cons Copper—
14
166% Jan
8%
52
23 >/8
Harvester
14
8%
52
40%
Inl.'l
23
Apr
8%
22%
5
41% Jan
52%
8%
40»%
Business
23% Dec
172
2
53
53
*52%
9
23%
Inl.'l
4
16% Mar
53
*52
52%
8%
40%
19 % Mar 11
31% Apr 17
88% Jan 25
160% Jan
53
53
*52
23'%
254% Mar 17
Jan
53
*52
23%
15
33
*52 Vb
*48%
22%
10
14
53
500
51'%
Cl.fs Inc
86
*49
*48%
300
6,300
23
Corp
224
200
50'%
48%
51'%
48
22%
Insurnnsliares
29
*48 %
*47%
40
Inlerchemical
24
48
48'%
40%
24% Oct 23
July 14
48
38%
40%
15% Mar 13
Nov
39%
40'%
21% Sep
96
39 %
40%
13% July 17
18
39%
*47'%
—__.5
_—
3
246% Dec
39%
No par
Co
9
16
39 %
106
No par
100
Steel
14% Dec
22
71%
*103%
Inland
23 % Jan
Apr
72 %
103'%
Ingersoll-Rsiud common
(i%, preferred.
1
15% Jun
38%
71%
103%
48%
J
4
88% May 19
43%
43
72
38%
Rayon
18% May
186
43
43
104
71%
104
50
50
-00
50
Co
11% Jan
15
71 Vb
48%
Indianapolis Power & Light.-No par
Industriu Eleetrica Do Mex, S A"
6% Mar 16
56% Jan
cum
Terminal RR
Illinois
40% Mar 16
19
23
1 cum
4.42%
11
*42%
43
106
*104
38%
preferred
preferred
preferred
21
71%
71%
38%
preferred
4.26%
42 Vb
43
107
No par
common
7
Oct
*104
pld ser A —100
5
11% Apr
52
Co
70%
common-100
Co
cum
Jan
54%
18
27
RR
eonv
Power
42%
20
Central
noncum
4.08%
Jan
52
4% Aug 19
38% Sep
5
29
6%
28
50
48% May 19
7% Jan
30
41% Mar 24
May 21
53
52% Aug 21
113% Jan
5
50% Apr
45% Feb
x47% Jan
11
101% Sep Is
*31
*46
48
33
14 %
300
1.300
900
33
14%
14%
27,400
27'%
14%
27'%
1,100
14 %
14%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
28%
*28'%
28%
28%
28%
*28%
29
*28%
29
26%
26
*25%
26%
*25%
26%
500
10
10'%
10%
10 Vb
10 %
5,400
33%
33%
*32Vb
33%
600
14%
14%
26%
28%
26%
10%
*26
10
*32%
26%
14%
430
10
10
26
9%
14%
33
33
33
27%
200
Feb
29
19
41% May 21
33
8
28% Dec
31
27
Jun
16
31% Mar 16
!
No par
Iowa-Illinois Gas &, Eiec Co.No par
33%
30%
30 %
30 %
30%
30 VB
30%
30%
30'%
30 %
30%
3,800
22% Apr
17
25% Jan
3,0
22% Jun
15
26% Mar 16
Iowa
24%
24%
*24%
24%
24
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
2,300
26 V8 Nov
12
39% Feb
5
16% Sep
30 % Jan
Island Creek Coal common-
17 VB
17%
17 Vb
17%
17
17
17'
17%
17
17
2,800
*115
118
*115
118
25% Oct
25 Vb May
126% Oct
16
36
141% Jan
13
5% Jan
22
19
3% Oct 20
19% Jan
26% Aug 15
2
29% Jan
113% Sep
3
22
Sep
15
17% Oct
14
17% Aug 31
81% Jan
2
90
Jun
3
82
34
Feb"15
130
Feb
5% Mar
25
7
89
Apr
23
41
19
101
11
4
May 12
25% Mar
July
6
Feb
9
26
Aug 21
9
88% Jun
62% Feb
19
78% Jun
9
57% Aug 31
74% Jan
2
53 % Oct
30
71 % Jan
7
50% Feb
60% Oct
22
96
100
May
Jewel Tea Co
3%%
Johns
Inc
common
&
.
Corp
Johnson
Sep
18
85% Mar 30
29% Sep
14
39% Mar 17
Kaiser
3
22 % Oct
M
30% Mar 12
49% Feb
13
41% Oct
21
49
19% Dec
lo
2% Oct
15
For footnotes
see
page
22.
Feb
5
8% Jan
2
5%
Laughlio Steel
3'%
18
com
preferred series A
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
1.300
20 %
20'%
20'%
20'%
21%
3,400
87'%
86%
86%
*86'%
87'%
*86'%
87%
20
40%
40
40
40'%
40'%
40%
40 %
2,100
197/a
20%
86
87%
*86
40%
40'%
40
%
3%
3%
*95
3%
97
:95
97
96
96
62
62%
62
62 VB
61%
61%
60%
59
58
60
60
60
60%
60%
10
21 %
21%
21%
*95
97
60%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
97
61'%
20
6,800
60%
'
60%
2,200
21'%
21%
12,400
83
83 %
270
32'%
2,100
83
83 Va
83%
83%
83%
83 %
82%
83%
32 Va
32%
32'%
32%
32
Vi
32%
32%
32%
23%
23'%
23'%
22 7%
23%
23
23%
4,500
42%
41'%
41%
41%
42%
42
42%
5,000
3 Va
2,200
1
23%
23%
42%
43
*3
Corp
*95
61%
57%
1
3,100
18%
20
3%
100
__100
3%
*3%
18%
20'%
10
Cliem
3%
3'%
18 %
50
&
118
20 '%
3%
preferred (conv)
Alum
cum
*115
18%
Kalamazoo Stove & Furnace
5%
118
*115
118
12%
Joy Manufacturing Co
Jones &
1
*115
No pat-
preferred
Manville
Johnson
82
38% Jan
*
No par
Lake Sulphur Co
1
Jersey Cent Pwr & Lt 4% p'fd—100
2
5
1
Jefferson
18
24% Jan
50c
1
Co
38% Feb
17
16
26
I.)
Jaeger Machine Co
90% Apr
16
31% Oct 30
Dec
(F
—a.
14
82
42%" Dec
preferred
Jacobs
10
Light Co
Sep
25% Jan
24% Nov
16
&
19
22
x8
Jan
$6
Power
21
20% Oct
Oct
9
Interlype Corp
,
*
.
\p %
*32%
'
3 Va
3
*2Va
3
3
3
3Vb
Number 5267
Volume 178
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(1581)
♦
t
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
j
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1952
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
26% Jan
5
30% Dec
10
87'/a Jan
2
96
Dec
3
95
Jan
15
,lp2% May 21
103'/a Mar 12
106
May
1
NEW
26% Jun
16
85
10
Jun
31 % Mar 13
95 % Jan
9% Feb
28
19% Sep
4
13'/a Dec
19
3.80%
92
Sep
11
98% Jun
18
100% Mar
105
9
Jan
4%
14
45% Aug 10
16
36% May 11
17
27
21
S.p
10
July
1
13% Jan
15
20'/» Jun
92 % Jan
14
82
Feb
4%
71
July
37% Oct
6
60
Jan
8
22% Auk
21% Oct
2
39 % jun
16
Apr
51% Sep
30
5
21% Feb
114
27
Jan
101
26% Dec
Sep
15
22% Sep
2
25
Nov
Jaii
22
Apr
8
80
Oct
27
78% Jan
8
35% Oct
23
49% Jan
21
28 y4 Sep
14
24
24% Feb
Jan
Kennecott
6
9
28
4 J % Jan
R)
Co
28
97% July 30
83% Sep
25
93
Jan
5
4%
39% Jan
33% Jun
19
35% Jan
5
Kresge
48
Sep
22
57% Feb
5
Kress
(S II)
37% Apr
28
44% Oct
19
54 %
Sep
5
24
30
98
*97
97%
40
105
*104
*103
104'A
*103'A
38
104%
*104
105
38
37
*35%
37
18
18%
17%
18
17%
18
17%
18
18
18%
10%
11'A
12%
5,700
11%
12%
13
12%
12%
12%
12%
13,600
_1
16 y8
Kroger Co
38
38%
38%
39
*35%
37
5,000
100
16'A
16'A
16%
16%
4,900
64%
65%
65%
66%
65%
65%
65%
66 %
65%
66'A
38%
20,000
39%
38%
39%
38%
39%
38%
40%
39%
4
13,700
*21%
i„
'
*21%
21%
21%
44
44
*101
105
24%
25
25
37%
36%
36%
83
82
82
24%
24%
16%
21%
16%
16%
21%
21%
l'A
44
44
*101
105
1,800
25
25
*25
25'A
37
*36
37
*36
37
*81
31%
31%
31%
82
82
82
*81
82
86
86
86
34%
34
34
51
51%
50%
50%
43%
44'A
*43%
31%
31'/a
31%
86
86%
86%
*86
34%
34
34%
*50%
51%
50%
50%
43'A
43'A
42%
42%
34
/
44
800
100
•v.
120
31%
31
85%
34 y8
3 l'A
D
400
21%
44
105
43%
*101
*36
*
86
—No par
*21%
44
31%
.—No par
17
16%
103
43"%
*101
24%
83
10
&i Co
105
*36%
100
(The)
43%
>101
No par
10
—
21%
43%
100
_1
—1*
common
preferred
(S S) Co_
42% Dec
93
*96'A
2.50
Koppers Co Inc common
21
25
*91%
98
*35%
5
com
preferred
Apr
31% Jan
2,200
*91%
*37%
Corp
(G
prior
Oct
%
,
98
37
Co_:—
Corp
34
50% Mar 25
104%
29%
No par
Land
King-Seeley
5
29%
93
38%
No par
$5
29%
*91%
*35%
preferred (cum)
eonv
Kinney
Shares
29%
93
36'A
No par
May 12
29%
*96'A
•
38
Kimberly-Clark
Mar 17
95
the Week
Oct. 23
36%
Keystone Steel & Wire Co
41% May 19
Friday
Oct. 22
37%
'
4%
29'A
Sales for
Thursday
50
Copper
County
91
5
98
PRICES
No par
preferred
non-cum
Kern
3
49
111 % Feb
3
18% Jan
70
29%
92%
98
>103
Kayser (Julius) ■& Co
Kclsey Hayes Wheel—r
25
20
Mar
'96%
29%
*91%
SALE
Oct. 21
100
Common
18
22
40
100
Kansas Power & Light Co—1—8.75
27
68% Oct
110
29%
"
Mar 17
40% Feb
1
cum
HIGH
Wednesday
Oct. 20
91%
100
preferred
4.50%
preferred
Kansas City Southern—
6
13% Sep
59% Sep
20% May
preferred
AND
Tuesday
Oct. 1!>
"
36% Sep
2
Monday
Par
Kansas City Pr & Lt Co com_No par
13
32% Jun
16% Jan
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
Continued—Page 7
LOW
5,000
_
87
110
34'A
34%
3,400
50
50%
1,100
42%
r
43'A
1,300
L
8% Mar 13
9% Dec
23
8
Jun
9
5 'A Dec
8
7'A Jan
19
4% Sep
15
18% Oct
6
24
Jun
21
19% Jan
2
11% Mar
7
16'/« Dec
12
14% Sep
14
12
48
45 *
9% Jan
7
5% Fell
4
Laclede
Jan
10
20'A Jan
2
25% July 16
18% Sep
14
72 % Jan
30
47
21
64
15
26% Dec
8
15
29% Feb,
20% Apr
88
Jan
50
2
Dec
Oct
7
24
Sep
Sep
86
July 14
56
v
Mar 12
Jan
4.%%.
Lee
Lees
3
1
1
30% Nov
26
25% Jun
10
34
Feb
19
21% Dec
16
14% Sep
18
22% Jail
1 Va Dec
26
2 '/a Jan
4
Oct
20
1 % Jan
7
5
7'A Oct
22,
1
20
8'A May
21% May
14
13
Nov
17% Jan
29
5% Feb
23
21
81% July
1
29
3% Dec
70% Feb
2
23
7'A Oct
2 %
Sep
14
Feb
18
11% Jan
23
21
18
l(i% Mar 28
Nov
17
25
Jau
7
*33% Feb
27
42% Dec
23
7'A May
1
14
Jan
6
4 '.2
Jau
22
2
Jan
2
<»%
•
11
22% Mb
14
15%
15%
1—50
Valley RR
r
&i- Fink
»
Feb
13
8'A Jan
7
Jan
29
34% Jun
10
10% Apr 13
38% Mar 17
Libby
38
Dec
15
74
Jan
5
82
160% Jan
2
173% Apr
30
155
Jun
5
170
15
30
1
33% Nov
74
58'A Jun
9
35% Sep
24
21% Dec
1
11
25
26
14
16 Vu Oct
Dec
48% Jun
4 6'A Mar 17
Jan
22
2
14
Nov
26
75'A Apr
18% Apr
15
11% Oct
28
24% July
18'A Jail
66
23 Vu Jan
30
1
4
31% Nov
28
19'A Fe
Oct
19
72% Jun
4
>
Savers
9
27% Ma
r
2 7
15
38% Ma
r
3
Lion
14
21 %
Feb
4
Jun
17
74
Feb
23
26% Oct
21
18
14% Mar 25
26
7%
7%
7%
26%
26%
26%
27
27
27
16 %
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
x27% Nov
14'/« Jan
3
15
No par
102
Jan
July
2
107
Dee
24
106'A Nov
14
21
——
20% Aug
143
Jn
n
5
3
Jun
9
52 'A Feb
20
33
24 % Feb
20
—
6
25'A Dec
18
158% May 24
24% Jan
5
147
14
106% Jan
104
5
168 y2
169%
*168%
100
170
168'A
168%
_No par
">67%
68%
68%
68%
6&
68'A
68%
*67%
38%
38%
38%
38%
38 %
38%
38 Va
38%
38'A
38%
*68
69
1.600
6,100
130
400
2,000
25%
25%
24%
25%
4,100
30'A
30%
30'A
31%
10,000
16%
16%
16%
16'A
17
65y8
*65 %
65%
*65%
65%
65%
65'/b
65 y8
65%
200
1
25'/a
25 y2
25%
25%
25%
26%
25%
26 »A
25%
26%
44,200
—No par
10%
11 'A
11
11 Va
10%
11 Va
10%
11 Va
11
11%
19,800
28
12,400
Aircraft Corp
—
10
27 Vb
27%
28
*27%
28
27%
27%
24%
24%
24'A
24%
24%
24%
24%
* 108%
109%
*108%
109%
*108%
109%
*108%
Long Bell Lumber (M'd) A—No par
Long Island Lighting Co coin
10
Common
rights
*22'A
17y8
22%
22%
22%
22%
23
23
17'A
17
17'A
17
1.7 %
17
&
A
5%
103%
103%
103%
103%
102y2
102 %
*ioiy2
102 y2
*102
103
100
*103%
104 y2
*103%
104 v2
*103%
104%
10
28%
28%
28%
28%
28 %>
28%
155 »A
Co
30% Apr
6
92
7%
common
preferred
LowcnsLein
4'A%
_____
El
Si
Mar 20
M
Wood
Feb
MacAndrews
155
155
155
24
17
17%
28,800
32
391.800
%
104'A
*104
105
*104
105
103
103
*103'A
104'A
*104
105
*104
105
28%
155
28%
*155%
28%
157
39%
38%
39 y2
*38%
39'A
39
39
39
39
62'A
63'A
62%
63%
63%
63%
63 y2
64
63%
63%
Inc com__l
32%
32%
95%
*93%
95%
*93%
*42%
44 %
42%
33
*93y2
10
44
32%
100
43 'A
Co
*32%
3.900
2,500
*39%
& Sons
(M)
Steel
155
*154
23%
50
preferred series A
Lukens
100
25'A
109%
(Ky)_Nopar
Co
Nashville
&i
25'A
17%
155
<P)
27%
*108%
24'A
28
Lorillard
104'A
25
4,800
109%
%
100
100
pfd series A
27%
*
s
a3a
A
preferred series C
5.25%
26
5
series B preferred——
5.25%
,
Co
preferred
conv
7
29
*168%
30%
8
15% Jan
170
170
,
25
Louisville Gas
14
3,000
168 y2
16%
Louisville
10
9
30 %
9
22
8%
24%
2
Jan
9
78%'
10
% Mar 12
35% May 25
8%
17
i/, Jan
97
9
25 Va
a i
45% Jan
9
30%
67% Jan
May 25
36% Sep 15
9 Va
9
16%
15
30
9 y8
9
25
18
Jan
6,300
30'A
10
99% July
3,000
17
Sep
33% Aug
18
38%
30%
Jui
50
17%
38
25 y«
55
a
18
38%
16%
65%
34% ,T»n
16
2,800
17%
37%
30%
23
91% Jan
'
14%
18 Va
38%
24%
30
37% Oct
14%
17%
38 y8
2.50
% Dec
158
14%
18%
39
37%
,
67% Dec
4 1
14%
18 %
38
100
13
30 % Aug
14%
14%
18'A
38
No par
4.75
!)
Oct
*14%
15%
18
37'A
78%
Corp
Co
l.oevv's inc
15
Jan
110
14%
15
2,100
33%
37%
18% Mar 25
13
*31
78%
35 % Mar 26
12
33%
37%
14
May
200
3,600
7%
78'A
Corp
Jun
2%
66%
7%
37%
common
97
*2%
66 %
7'A
79'A
Cement
101
2%
66%
7'A
37 Va
Gas
101% Jun
•
mmm
*2%
66%
78
Star
Oct
2%
66 y2
37'A
Star
32
2%
65%
80'A
Lone
10
2%
66%
37 %
Lone
22
*2%
66'A
79%
5
-n
7%
2%
66%
*36%
15
% Oct
1,500
12,500
4,000
80
19
15'A J
7%
20,600
1
37
Apr
—
:
1
78y2
Aug
2
7%
1
1
36%
26
17% Dec
1
7%
5
(The)
Corp
Oil
Lockheed
'
101
5
10
7
34 % Mar
__
7%
7%
1
7%
com—25
110
21% Oct
1 %
1
7%
7%
—No par
16
7
l'A
8
2%
66'A
.
1
15
43% Feb
2
1
pld
23 Va Jun
Sep
1,700
86%
8%
103% Jun
—.
24%
*86
Carbonic Corp com
No par
3% %
convertible preferred—100
Lionel
13
20'A Apr
10% Sep
24%
86 »A
16%
Liquid
64
24'A
*86
26 Ye
Belt Co
j
300
24'A
24%
86%
*86
5
Tulip-Cup
15'A Sep
49%
16%
Libby
&
Link
28% Sep
49%
26%
Corp
Lily
0
7% Mar 16
24'A
*19'A
8%
Myers. Tobacco
preferred
7%
300
19%
49%
16%
Products—l
McNeill
Life
6
280
20
19'%
49%
26%
Liggett Si
Aug
50
20
8%
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co
76
May
86%
51
*49
100
50
50
15%
*1%
Lerncr Stores Corp——
4
Jan
24%
24%
50%
900
*33%
2nd
Lehn
4
28
43
*19%
50%
issued"
61% Jun
49
50%
20 y8
15%
26%
(The)
Corp
35% Oct
x!2% Apr
50'A
*19%
1.200
1'5 Va
10
Valley Coal common
lioncum
15%
6,100
25
'$3 noncuiiF ist-prei'erred—_No par
50c
15%
9%
4%
—No par
Coal & Navigation Co
Portland Cement
Lehman
15 »/2
*
21%
50
15%
*49%
*86
9
*4%
21%
5
21%
*50
24%
9%
*21%
50%
86 y2
9
*4%
21%
50'A
24%
5
21%
20'/a
*86
9
*4%
'
50'A
*50
100
:
5
20 %
I
5
17
42% Feb
p
15%
i—1
Si
Mil I
16% Sep
21%
■
14%
33 u S
21'A
preferred
"When
13% Dec
*4%
21 'A
(James) & Sons Co common—3
3.85%
Lehigh
Lehigh
Lehigh
Leliigh
Mar 24
«(>'/» Jan
14
62% Sep
95
8%
4%
21
15'A
Tire
&
9
9
4%
No par
Co
Rubber
9
pfd_75 Pesos Mex
(The)
preferred
Lane-Wells
9
1
92% May
9% Dec 22 <
Co
Lane Bryant common
24 % Mar 17
1
Lambert
9
4
Co_.
La Consoliduda G%
25% Aug 20
18% Mar 18
54'A May
Gas
32%
32%
32%
95%
*93%
95
*93%
41%
42
42%
43
32%
32%
170
180
10.600
90
500
4,300
2,000
95
42%
1,000
7%
2.500
M
Nov
40% Aug
4
45
128% Sep
10
135
12
Oct
30
24% Oct 22
84
Dec
29
16
26% Oct
30
15% Aug
13
485
Apr
7 % Dec
6
Dec
20
Apr
8% Oct
9
24
12
Jun
7
41
Jun
3
125
17% Jan
28
31% Jan
30
90% Jan
28
9% Mar 33
10y»Jan
Feb
8
14
39
536
Dec
10
11% Mar 18
Jan
7
July 11
8
23
8
.45
Sep 17
10 >4 July 13
132
21% Sep 30
78% Sep 14
26
13% Jan
9
6% Sep
15
9% Jan
8
12
517
Sep
15
4% Sep
15
4
% Sep
14
22
Jan
16
552
Mar 23
8% Feb
8
Mar
28
9
25% Jun
18
11
25
10% July
2
52'A Feb 25
Dec
57 % Jail
Mar
22
11% Jun
10
13
Mar
22
52% Jun
15
58
Feb
8
22% Sep
15
25% Mar 1!)
7
94
Jun
9
80
8% Jun
25
16
Dec
19
9 % Apr
15
13% Jun
2
28
17% May 12
38 % Oct
30
104% Jan
3
29% Jail
25
90% Jan
2
90 % Jau
Sep
8
Marl in
2
2
Masonite
18
17% Sep
15
20% Jan
2
Master
10
34% Aug
28
41% Jan
2
Matbiesou
10
98 Vi Jun
30
110% Jan
5
4,25%
34% Aug 11
27% Jun
10
98
July 21
83% Jun
5
95
Jan
12
95
16% Sep
97
May
7
82% Jun
May
2
75
19% Dec
31
16
45% Jan
18
Dec
30
17
45
19% Dec
4
7
26 % Dec
31
45% Nov
13
42
28
28
30
55% Mar
2
July
Sep 15
Sep 29
15% Sep 15
20%S-p 14
Feb
(Glenn L>
17% Mar
7
98% Apr
25
28
5
71
Nov
20
83
% Apr
3
33% Nov
17
46
Jan
28
23% Jan
31
26 % Jan
7
12% Nov
3
15% Jan
21
Nov
25% Feb
32% Mar 23
$3.75
Jan
0
$3.75
85% Jan
13
$2.40
21
Mar 16
52
Mar 12
21 %
Mar 25
30% Feb
10
Oct
22
5% Feb
17
12% Sep
29
15 % Feb
4
74
28
92
8
Sep
4
Jan
22% July 15
28% Feb
86
94
Aug
19
23 % Mar
8
12% Oct" 22
Dec
10
15% Apr
16
Oct
6
47
22
84 % Jan
4
104% Oct
3
50 % Mar 12
9
21% Dec
35 % Jan
22
93 % Dec
12
121
Jan
2
28
Nov
7
MeCall
22
Oct
15
37% Dec
18
96% Oct
23
31
Jan
30
Jan
2
22
Jun
16
28% Oct
19
28%
54% Feb
11
$2.50
Stores
29%
29'A
29%
94
93'A
94
Electric
*91%
92
92%
93
310
Inc
Co
62'A
62%
62%
62%
62%
63
64
31
31
31'/b
31'A
*30'A
31
30%
30%
31
1,000
54%
54%
54%
55%
55 Vi
55%
54%
55'A
55
55'A
2,000
36'A
36 Va
36
36%
36%
*36
36%
*36
36'A
900
-—1
20%
20%
*21
21%
20%
20%
*20%
21 Va
20%
600
10
*12%
12%
*12%
13
13
*12%
13
25%
25%
85'A
85%
18
20%
*12%
1.700
13
5.600
86%
590
x27%
28'A
28%
28%
3.300
13
*46%
13
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
1,300
48%
*46%
48%
46%
46%
*46'/s
47%
*46'/a
47%
Inc—___3%
17Vs
17%
17
17
17
17
16%
17
*16%
17'A
2,900
16%c
19'A
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19'A
19%
19%
19%
26,900
No par
Co
*87'A
93%
94'A
common
No par
Jan
14
97% Jun
3
88
Jun
12
93 % Jan
13
91% Feb
20
95% May 23
84
July
105
Oct
6
May 21
Jan
8
109% Aug
8
26% Dec 38
99
20
58% Oct
16
81% Jan
28
20% Feb
14
28% Nov
28
Co..
*94%
25%
28 %
5
series
series
series
30%
pl'd__100
*90%
90
90
*87'A
94 %
93%
*88'A
93%
95%
95 'A
95'A
*95
25%
25%
25%
*25'A
28%
28'A
28%
27%
31
91%
31
31
91%
*90%
100
101
101
100
*90
93
*90
102%
*100
91
30%
*90%
*100
90
*88%
90
25%
*86
*88%
26%
20
90
3,100
93%
93%
94'A
94
94%
96%
*95%
96%
95%
96'A *
26
25%
25%
25%
25%
1,000
28%
28
28%
28'A
28'A
7.900
30%
1,000
30%
91%
102%
*30%
30%
30%
140
92
230
100
100
101
101
60
*90%
91%
91%
93
*90
93
*90
93
*90
93
*86
91
*86
91
*86
91
*86
91
104
104
104
104
*103
104
>103
104
'
Petroleum
Utilities
Inc
100
*86
__100
*104
105%
—5
Copper
Sohth
*12%
64%
85%
91
Middle
1-36
64%
*30'A
26 3A
2
9
64
76
5
5
28 Va
Feb
27% Mar
230
85%
105
Mid-Continent
6.200
26%
14
2
12%
77%
28 Va
S:p
66% Jan
120
12%
77%
85%
95
22
43
12%
77'A
26%
M'esta
55% Sep
22% Jun
*42
12%
77'A
27%
Metropolitan Edison 3.90%
4.35% preferred
series
preferred
preferred
42
12%
77
85%
9
4.45%
42
12%
76%
26
2
3.80%
43
12%
76%
12%
*76
28 »/o
39% Jan
Miami
*42
16 %
86'%
'98% Jan
5
*22
26'A
11
29% Mar
22%
28 %
24
14
16
22'A
25%
Jun
18% Sep
16
22
320
*85 y2
30'/8 Sep
preferred
16 Va
22
440
2.800
76
$4.25 2nd preferred
No par
Mergenlhalftr Linotype Co—No par
Merritt-Cliapmau & Scott
12.50
3.85%
*46%
85
28
$3.50 preferred
$4 eonv 2nd pld
Machine
43
*42
47
*84
1
new
Co—.
Stores
Co
*15%
12%
Porcupine Mines—
McKesson & Robbing Inc
&i
*46 y2
42%
preferred—100
Ml'g
47
12%
Co
Stores
*45'A
42y2
Publishing
Morris
17
50
„
Corp
convertible
3'A %
86
29 y8
*92'A
common—50c
preferred-.
McCrory
25
9
29 Va
92 V*
100
May 27
22.
100
3,400
29%
92'A
700
Jun
page
105%
1,300
101
see
6,500
16%
108
footnotes
*104
29%
16
3
For
105
93
22%
2
4
*104
93
16
Jan
93 % Feb
105
29 y2
22%
92% Jan
107% Feb 19
*104
17%
29%
15%
101
3
104
104
22'A
May
15
11,800
15%
3
common
80
21
400
30
22%
Corp
Merck
Sep
18
38%
22
No par
Corp
McCord
Mercantile
25
*17%
46%
5
23
17%
39
17%
46%
7
33% Jan
17%
37%
17%
47
50% May 21'
14
18
38 V*
17%
*46'A
No par
19 % Jan
20
17%
18
37%
18 Va
38
46%
preferred
25% Jan
Oct
17%
18
38'A
17%
*17%
17%
19
Jan
1,000
17%
14
83
28,700
12'A
17%
15
111
*103
29 %
104
130
15
84
No par
Sep
4
18
17%
Aug
10
17%
38%
15% Sep
91% Sep
*12'A
17%
17
92% Jun
14%
12
38
Mead Corp common
No par
4'A% preferred (lsl series)
100
Melville Shoe Corp
1
Mengel Co (The) common
1
5%
convertible 1st preferred—50
46
15
12
17'A
McQuay
14% May 22
14%
12
84
McLellan
Sep
15%
12
83
17'A
22
12
14%
12
11%
*81
91%
21
14
8
15
15
83
84%
14% Jan
1
14%
*11%
,
*81
17'A
26% Jan
Mar 20
83
91%
15
May
83
*83%
24
28% Mar 19
82%
17'A
2
28
81%
91
38% Jan
95
4,500
82
83
2
2
1,800
24'A
24%
1
100
12%
54%
24'A
*81
11,100
12%
24
*53%
24%
12'A
9,200
54
54'A
24
12%
400
2,200
19%
12%
12'A
53%
24'A
12%
1,400
54
12%
54
24
*53%
4'A
5
24'A
7%
24'A
12%
24'A
5
5
Mclntyre
14
Feb
preferred—
7%
19
4,900
17'A
12
13
16
;
7%
19%
54
11%
coin
7%
19'A
12'A
14%
No par
Corp
7%
19%
4%
*4%
23%
54
1
Co
5
23%
6,900
19%
83
71 % Jan
21% Sep
5
4%
23%
23 %
25%
532
91
17
26 % Jan
19'A
19
*516
17 »A
52
83 Va Oct
7%
19%
25%
19
84
McGraw-Hill
2
7%
19%
4%
*4%
26%
535
91
M'cGraw
14
*7%
5
18%
180
900
91
11
24
7%
4%
26
*516
6%
*83
73% Mar 12
Jan
4%
*4%
*23
19
6%
*92
32% Aug
26% Dec
5
23%
26%
535
6%
2,500
No par
15
20% Sep
11% Sep
4%
4%
*4%
23%
18%
19%
—No par
preferred
22
33% July
4%
5
23%
26'A
*516
6%
8
cuin pfd
1947 serics_No par
cumulative pfd
No par
57% S;p
Sep
4%
18%
535
*516
*7%
93
26% Sep
65
540
6 Va
26%
18%
*516
*6%
7%
50
Maytag Co common
$3
6%
8
6%
25%
18%
*7%
19'A
No par
May Dept Stores common
20
6%
26
18%
*4%
Co
Chemical
conv
6%
25
*22%
—
Corp
Electric
400
39,400
8
8
*7%
1
coin
Martin-Parry Corp
87
14% Oct
81
*7%
100
5
2
89% Dec
(conv)
14 % Mar
4
42
23
80'A
Corp common
18% Mar 20
10
15% Mar 12
22%
80%
8
6.25
16
33% Jan
51
23
80%
preferred
20 % Feb
13%
22%
1
preferred
49'A Apr
113
Jun
12%
80%
5
14
Sep
12%
23'A
Exploration
Midland
4'A%
12
23
*7%
No par
10
V Jan
x22 % Nov
9
12%
80%
Shirt
12% Jun
14% Jan
79
88% Mar
12
80'A
No par
Bros
4'A%
43
130
23 V2
Munati Sugar Co
Marshall Field & Co
7%
42%
*127
80
50
Marine
7%
43%
130
23
Marathon Corp
27 % July
12'A
7%
*42%
*127
80'A
10
Oil
11%
43%
133
23'A
Mahoning Coal RR Co
Maraeaibo
Jan
U%
8
43%
*128
23
._———1
Mandel
133
*80
(The)—
Manhattan
42%
42%
*128
No par
Magma Copper
Magnavox Co
43'A
133
100
No par
Co Inc com
preferred series A
Square Garden
Magic Chef
9
21
21% Oct
II)
(R
4'A%
6
6% Sep
Oct
Macy
Apr
16% Sep
85
*128
11%
5
8
8 y8
8'%
*42 %
100
Madison
32
17
17
5
common—10
—
Mack Trucks Inc
22% Jan
28
Nov
Forbes
Si
preferred
6%
15
12% Jan
23
Working Co
15
29 % Jan
13
8
M
Sep
2
% Apr
May
Si
15% Sep
24
22
Jan
23
87% Mar 27
16
21
24
Mar 24
7% Oct
5
22% Nov
ll>
18
23
May
7% Aug 25
7% Oct
7% Oct
20
20%
20%
21l/8
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
4,600
59%
60
59%
60
58 %
59%
59
59
59'A
60 Va
3,900
27
27%
27%
27 %
27%
27%
27 Va
27%
8,500
—10
No par
27'A
27%
40
17
18
The Commercial and Financial
(1582)
•
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Year 1952
39 % Jan
Range Since Jan.
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
4
LOW AND
STOCKS
1
46% Dec
1
NEW
31% Sep
22
7
STOCK
YORK
46% Jan
7
Midland Steel Prod common
3
6
30% Jan
22
21% Oct
9
24% Mar 20
13% Feb
26
17% Nov
28
16% Jan
26
151/4 Oct
23
19% Dec
19
Minn
45% Feb
14
62 % Dec
18
Minneapolis-Honeywell
3
116% Dec
2
105
2
42
131 Va Jun
20"
Oct
107
Mar
20
39
Apr 24
101i/2 Feb 25
139
48 % Jan
105
Jan
23
139
Feb
Sep
14
21% July 10
19% Jc.r.
1
53% Feb
27
64 % Oct
9 %
Sep
Apr
16
22
,6
1^6% Oct 22
50% Oct 20
11
94%
8%
I
104
Jan
29
19% Jan
23
16
Oct
28
24% Jan
2
80
Nov
19
91% Jan
11
Oct
1
88
Jan
7
30% Jan
9
18% Oct
8
26 % Jan
2
39
17
33% Jun
17
32% Jan
Dec
22
40% Mar 20
St
$3.75
Oct
24% Sep
15
15% Oct 22
20% Jan
22
15% Sep
14
23% Mar 25
33% Oct
16
38% Dec
11
34% Jun
10
41% Mar 17
3% Oct
15
37
Mar 12
34% Mar 25
$5.50
1st
8% Feb
15
18
6% Mar 12
31
57% Sep
15
33% Sep
15
70% Aug
6
58 % Jan 23
12
31% Jan
7
24
12% Mar
4
14% Aug
0
13
Jan
5
15% Mar 25
Mojud
18% Jan
4
15% Sep
11
20% Mar 23
issued"
Monarch
15
79
7%
Mohawk
RR
2
95% Jan 20
Monsanto
17% Sep
14
28% Mar 11
Montana-Dakota
19
25% Jun
10
32% Mar 25
Montana
2
Chemical
53% Sep
11% Sep
18
65% Mar 19
•
15
18% Apr
15
3
14% Jan
10
10% Sep
15
15
Morrell
Aug
7
44% Oct
14
31
Jun
10
15% Apr
43 % Jan
32
Deo
31
23% Sep
14
34% Mar 18
25% Dec
15
22 %
18
Feb
22% May
1
20
i
11% Jun
5
49% Dec
19
106% Oct
6
18% May
1
42 »/4 Mar 13
48
Dec 24
25
Dec
8
29% Jan
25
13 % Jan
26
57% Jan
110
4
Nov
28
21% Dec
1
48
Aug 25
52% Feb
4
22% Dec
1
100% Dec
Motor
Wheel
27% Jan
27% Mar 16
Mueller
18
Sep
15
26% Mar 13
Jan
5
26%
25%
16%
37
5%
16%
17
36%
5%
37%
44% Apr 24
104% May 18
16% Sep 15
42% Aug 26
37
6
14% May 19
50
Jan
6
110% Mar
3
24% Feb
26
50
Feb
64%
66%
65%
36%
37%
36%
*24%
Jun
10
51
Feb
2
163/4 Sep
15
JB% Feb
18
18
74
Sep
15
1
28
Oct
6
4
11% Sep
16% Sep
14
*115%
49%
*101%
12%
70%
50%
102%
12%
70%
19%
*19
39
19%
39
*19V4
116
50
102%
12"%
71
19%
39%
16%
37
5%
66%
37%
24%
*19%
20
3.300
21
7.000
10
2,000
64%
10
63 %
4,400
700
117
49%
12%
71
19
39%
50%
*101%
12,100
102%
11
10%
18,100
270
*71
71%
*18%
19%
400
39%
39'A
2,400
*19%
19%
;
20
25%
16%
*24%
25%
26%
6,700
16"%
17
17%
5,700
36%
5%
37%
5%
37
37%
8,600
65%
66%
66
66%
7,700
36%
24%
65%
36%
25 %
16%
37
5%
66%
25%
16%
36%
5%
26
10%
71
18%
39Va
30
22 Ya
20"%
♦116
2,000
128%
*21%
36%
24%
37%
24%
37%
37%
5,900
25%
*5%
5%
4,600
300
25
24%
14%
24%
14%
14%
14%
*14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
1,600
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18
18%
2,900
5
*24%
83%
84%
83%
83%
82%
83%
82%
18%
82%
82%
823/4
5,800
5
19%
20
19%
-20%
20%
20%
20
20%
20V2
20%
19.400
No par
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
29%
29%
29%
29%
7.700
No par
58%
58%
57%
58%
12,200
Co
57%
58
57%
57"%
56%
57%
_12
12%
13
12%
13
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
No par
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
1,500
*34%
35
34%
34%
34
34%
34%
34%
34
34%
2,100
10
24%
24%
25
25%
25
25
25
25%
25
25%
Lines™
Corp___
/
8,400
1,500
Corp
5
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22'A
22%
22*%
22%
22%
900
Co
1
23%
23%
23%
23 %
23 %
23%
23%
24%
24%
24%
1
19
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19
19
3,100
3,900
Brass
Murray Corp
_5
*13%
1
common
47
100
of America com
preferred
Myers If IS)
116
*127
*127
128%
21%
22
21
21
9%
9%
63%
64%
116
116%
49%
50%
*101% 102%
20
Co„
Murphy Co (G C)
4%% preferred
4%
20%
10%
63%
37%
37%
No par
Mfg Corp
Munsingwear Inc
25
5%
100
Mullins
12
25%
Inc
Products
14
*19%
Co
&
Motor
15
38%
19%.
*126% 128%
21%
22
20%
21
9%
9%
63%
63%
22
37%
3
(John)
Sep
39%
pfd_100
Montgomery Ward & Co
21% Sep
38%
1
(The)
Moore-McCormack
Nov
14
*19
*19%
10
conv
Utilities
Co
Power
12
Mar
19%
—5
Tool
36
22% Jan
12%
71
37%
Shares
Oct. 23
Oct. 22
38
the Week
Friday
Thursday
1.25
30
23
12%
*19
—
Inc.
Motorola
50
102%
70%
25
A
5%
Machine
31% Dec
8
49%
100
Carpet Mills
Co
28% Jun
18% Aug
*114%
49%
*101%
12%
*70
com__No par
series
RR
Pac
109% Jan
67% Jan
114%
—_
preferred
tMissouri
17
Sep
114
-
ifeiioMiui.-Kan-Tex
26% Apr 16
65% Oct 22
16% Jan
2
21% Nov
10
63%
36%
8ales
PRICES
Oct. 21
128%
100
.
59% Dec 23
*127%
22
20%
127%
21%
20%
SALE
Wednesday
36%
10%
Corp
Mission Development Co_
Mississippi River Fuel Corp
67% Dec
"35%
63%
conv
Mission
1»,
36
63
*101%
HIGH
Oct. 20
1.50
Reg
Minnesota Power & Light Co_No par
21
32% Mar 12
20%
10%
Ry__No par
Marie__No par
preferred
preferred—-.
$1.50 2nd
16
Sep 21
21%
Min & Mfg common___No par
preferred
No par
Minneapolis-Moline Co common—,_1
10
16% Oct 20
82% Oct 30
S
S
127
$4
Jan
4% Sep
&
preferred
conv
21% Apr
24% Nov
50
Louis
& St
Paul
wnen
25
Corp
36
Minn
22
10% Oct
69
Oil
Minneapolis
5
23% Nov
5
1st preferred
Midwest
Oct.
100
10
Sop
125 % 0*t
Tuesday
Monday
Par
EXCHANGE
Highest
Chronicle...Monday, October 26, 1953
*106%
13%
13%
47%
47
106%
106%
13%
*13%
13%
45%
45%
*106%
47
106%
107%
*13
45
*106%
13
13
500
45
13%
45%
2.400
•106%
107%
107%
50
10
& Bros
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
173A
5,000
50
_____
43%
43%
*43%
44%
43%
43%
43%
43%
*43%
44%
300
40
*38%
397/a
39
500
No par
*39
40%
40
40
40
39
N
173/4 May
1
60% Feb 20
31% Apr 15
11% Oct 15
163/4 Oct 24
19
Apr 23
293/4 Apr 23
161% Jan
2
36
Aug
16% Jan
20% Jan
8
21
3
93/4 Jan
2
Nashville
15% Jan
8
National
Airlines
21% Mar
9
National
25% Mar 20
National
Aviation
38
National
Biscuit
24
173 % Jan
8
10
Sep 14
51% July 22
13% Jan
2
28
61 Vn Mar 19
22
15
14
13% Feb
28
National
133/4 Jan
14
48% Jan
2
13% Dec
22
59% Mar 19
National
National
City
5
National
Container
Aug 31
20% Jun
23
18% Mar 27
15
Sep
21
19% Mar 27
60
Feb
136
18%
*91%
22% May 20
94% Oct 13
19
94%
343/4 Oct
National
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
343A
171% 171%
*139
141
9%
9%
26V8
26%
171
*139%
171%
1703/4
140%
9
26%
9
26%
27%'
27%
7
17% Sep
1
8
87 'A
9
31
July
40% Jan
26
9
34 %
Sep 22
43
I
53
Jan
2
3o
313/4 Nov
22
35
Apr
15
91
May 20
19% Feb
23
3
353/4 Dec
23
90% Jan
4
24
3
27% July
Jan
30
Jan
2
3
9% Oct
16
223/, Sep
25% Sep
15
37% Mar 19
Natl
21
323/4 Jan
8
National Shares Corp
40% Sep
253/4 Oct
14
52% Jan
fi
National
23
30% Jan
12
National
21
31 % Jan
8
National
25
89
Jan
6%
National
13
6
293/4 May 20
4 % Jan
2
73/4 Apr
14
12% Jan
3
11
10% Jun
10
13% Feb
26
3
13% Jan
5
16 3/4 Apr
8
Mar 23
105
14% Sep
Apr
29
85 % Jun
30
12% Jun
11
85
4
27
10% Apr
31 % Jun
21
Jan
18
Jun
73/4 Mar
106
8
38
Feb
93% Apr
33/4%
Jan
20
Newmont
163/a Jan
29
Newport
75
7
13
Jan
66
36% Nov
Oct
22
24
22% Aug
8
23% Dec 23
34% Feb
20
49% Dec
100% Jan
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143/4 Apr
24
17
Jun
11
72% Mar 23
8
17% Sep
17
23% Mar 17
New
19
Sep
15
25% Jan
30
New
30
Sep
14
48% Jan
5
1013/4 jun
10
109% Mar
9
34
Jan
30
52
Apr
9
86
Oct,
10
350
May
14% Feb
2
13
I Oil
Oct,
3
17% May 26
Air
York
6%
17% July 13
New York
70
Jan
20
New
94 % Feb
9
80
92
Feb
9
$5
Mar 24
400
520
Jan
8
N
Y
&
34
Feb
18
N
Y
New
673
24 %
Dec
23
46% Jan
2
63 % Nov
25
13% Dec
22
18% Jan
2
Sep 11
May 5
19% Jun
16
51
Sep
21
65% Feb
15% Jan
7
253/8 Oct
16
353/4 Sep
8
31% Sep
21
2
94
Apr
3
80 % Jun
11
92
24% Jan
2
28
Jun
6
24% Jun
10
28% Feb
May 21
75
Apr
28
803/b Jan
Nov
76
Jan
2
85
82
Jan
2
92
86% Jan
373/b Mar 23
Jan
22
York
Harlem
5%
Y State
Jun
22
87 % Jan
Jun
29
93% Jan
Sep
14
15
Jan
Noma
Electric
1
16
Sep
15
203/4 Jan
Nopco
2
8
41% Oct
6
53 Va Jan
25
8
% Sep
26% Apr
16
22% Jun
12
26
2
25
Dec
16
19
Jun
19
23 % Mar 24
North
17% Dec
8
15% Sep
15
20% Mar 19
North
87
83
July
59
16
Northern
2
Northern
29
52
Sep
14
13% Dec
16
11% Jun
16
78
84
Jan
5
5% '/o
2
Jan
3
110
Nov
94
102
90 % Dec
1
7-
67%
27%
27%
27%
l83/8
18%
18
18'/a
Louis
20 %
20%
33%
34%
20%
20%
333/8
33%
Northern
A
13
Northwest
20'/a
20%
19%
20%
37,600
333/4
33%
33%
33%
33%
3,900
220
62
50
*450
490
*400
480
*400
470
*400
470
*400
470
Co
Hartford
&
Co_100
105
*103%
14%
143/4
105
233/4
25
25%
56%
573/a
57%
1
24%
24%
24%
33
14%
25%
100
series A
*103%
14%
33%
105
143/4
*1033/4
143/4
105
*103%
14%
15%
1,200
110
50
25
25%
253/4
26%
57%
57%
57%
57%
57%
57%
57V2
1.50G!
24%
2 4 3/4
24 %
24%
25
25%
25%
3,400
33'A
33%
33%
33%
33%
89%
*88%
26
26%
13,100
Corp—
Gas Corp—
33%
89%
26%
*79%
81
*88%
27
26%
*80
33
89%
*88%
88%
88 %
20
263/4
27
26%
27
27
27%
18,000
81
*80%
81
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82
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82
*86%
87
*85%
87
85%
85%
86%
86%
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87
100
*90%
91%
90%
90%
903/4
91
1
8%
9%
8%
8%
8%
Co
2
913/8
90%
91%
270
8%
83/4
8%
83A
5,500
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
900
43%
6.700
17%
17%
common__25
Ry
17
43%
43%
43%
43%
43%
43%
43Va
43%
43%
25
*23%
24
23%
23%
23%
23%
*23%
23%
*23%
21
21%
21
21%
21
21'A
21 Vb
213/a
21%
17%
18
17%
18%
18
187A
18%
19
18%
*84%
10
Aviation
1
Ry Co
84%
84%
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85%
10
38%
38%
38%
387A
38%
39%
100
105%
105%
1057A
100
Gas
50
*17
55%
57
56%
59 %
58%
13
13%
13
13%
13
*86
86%
86%
86%
106
*105%
98
96%
Co
Ry
Co
(Minn)—
200
*90%
83/4
17
Co
6.900
89%
27
Corp
Pwr
105
15%
24
500
21%
10,600
18%
37,000
85%
84%
84%
60
39%
39%
39%
5,200
106%
106%
106%
106%
940
60'A
58'A
59%
57%
59%
68,500
13%
13
13%
13
13%
10,800
*85%
86%
85%
85%
85%
85%
550
106%
*105%
1063/8
96%
*96%
97%
*96%
106
106
106
39
5
Aircraft
Inc
Airlines
8
25% Jan
31
18
Oct
23
24% Jan
13
183/4 July la
27Jan
zb
18% Sep
lb
25 % Apr
9
Nuiwitm
22
34% Jun
10
393/4 Feb
2
Ohio Edison
1063/4 Aug 12
943A Apr 10
94 3A Jun
12
83
12
4.6%
20%
33%
83
100
14% Jan
20
*60%
100
15
1
*80
preferred
9% Sep
2,300
62
preferred
Northrop
1,400
18%
83
$4.10
31
69%
277/a
18%
*60%
$4.80
163/4 Jan
68%
*27%
18%
*80
Jan
9
68
28
18%
62
101
11% Sep
68
273/4
18%
83
100
9
68%
28
*60%
preferred
18% Mar 17
50
28
*67
*18%
*80
$3.60
15
5,900
62
Mar 12
19
4,800
12%
81
Mar 19
12% Jun
42
62
87
89 3A Jun
41
*123/a
81
109
7
8,200
613/4
18
25
300
13%
893A
81
24
Nov
92%
13%
81
Apr
1.5% Jan
12%
300
89%
92
1.
89%
413A
12%
613/4
100% Jun
5
41%
91%
13%
20
33
Co—
Common
30
133/a
*32
5,700
No par
Pacific
States
14% Mar 12
91%
*88
33
500
13%
13%
No par
Natural
Jan
Sep
67%
27%
5
*32
133/8
common
Central
11% Apr
19
68
1
preferred
N<
105
12%
No par
Western
&
22
2
Jan
.
12%
Adjustment preferred
4634 Jan
10% Jan
82
11%
_100
106% Oct
94% Mar
42
11%
preferred
6
5
41
11%
preferred
24
Feb
42
1
3.60%
34% Sep
Jan
41%
89%
41%
3.90%
103% Oct
6
90%
13%
*88%
12%
100
105%
14%
American
19
13%
89%
*105
*103%
American
30
105%
5
100
Chemical
46% Jan
47% Dec
13%
*32%
8
89 % Dec
*105
*88%
*88'A
87
7
*105
105
^90%
No par
79
17
105%
105
12%
Electric &
3
35 % Mar
105%
100
1
preferred
100
Niagara Mhk Pwr Corp com.No par
3.40% preferred
100
12
753'4 Jan
15
5
par
Haven
28
28
15
89%
41%
RR
14% Sep
26% Apr
Apr
2.000
15 Ya
5
preferred
98% Jun
15
11
*143A
5
pfd_100
10
$3.75
Norfolk
10%
15%
4%
91%
13%
Common
Jan
10%
14%
10%
*143/4
*90%
133/a
series
Dock
non-cum
2
Aug
19% Jan
5,400
10%
5
10%
5
103/4
4%
10%
14%
20
8% Apr 24
18% Oct 28
52
5
103/4
15
47A
103/4
*14%
90%
13%
89%
York
Shipbuilding
Participating stock
N
Jan
85% Jan
10%
91%
New
x29
10%
32%
City Omnibus Corp.No
Preferred
5
23
6%
10%
32%
St
&
preferred
14% May
1
59% Oct 13
6%
10%
33%
Central
Chic
York
5
5%
10%
6
*32%
Common—
Dec,
73
5%
10%
10%
*67
1,200
53A
10%
6%
100
16,000
120
112%
6%
33%
Brake.
2,900
28%
*32%
preferred
York
1,700
8.800
112%
12%
:
26
24%
89%
28%
25%
24%
*88%
28 Va
12%
common
400
8,700
112%
12%
Mining Corp
46%
45%
28
12%
Pr & Lt Co 4%
46%
26%
24%
88%
3,500
*111
common.JNo par
(J J)
46%
26
24%
88%
170
630
1,800
28%
127A
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock
Nev'
15
88%
12%
Industries
4%%
233/4 Sep
26%
24
46%
26%
24%
883/4
110
12,800
112%
1
preferred
Electric System
56
46
1,400
5,100
28
10%
*10§
46%
26%
24%
89%
1,700
49,500
*111
5%
100
141
34
34%
*171
172
1403/4 1403A
8%
8%
25%
25%
*27
28
1,800
28%
10%
No par
common
l703/4
140%
8%
9.%
25%
26%
27%
27%
18%
*94%
1,500
6,200
112%
*111
5%
113
18%
91
91%
19%
19%
94%
94'A
34%
34%
171% 171 y4
141% 142%
*8%
9
24%
25%
27%
27%
4,500
28 Ya
28'/a
I
.
Co
England
10% Sep
46%
26'A
24
*88%
1
-L-.
Fibre
46%
26%
24%
89
94%
,
5
Jersey
37% Aug 31
30
28
*109
28
1
New
1
July 22
Inc.
Inc
New
4
18% Nov
5
Inc
20% Feb
31% Dec
10
preferred
56% July
15
par
100
—
Bros
113/4 Oct
1g
*jNo
Pa com
Corp
45% Oct 20
66
46%
26
23%
89
common
Natomas Co
2
8
10
,
Vulcanized
Newberry Co
14 % Mar 30
92% Jan
*27%
preferred™
Theatres
Nesco
8
_No par
100
National
Nehi
15% May 15
9
Co
Tea
43A%
105% Sep 30
133/4 Sep 11
43% Jan 22
29
Cast-No par
Co
National
12
__1
Corp
Sugar Ref
conv
Neisner
Jan
1°
Steel
&
Supply (The)
4.20%
Sep
4% Sep
Corp
preferred
National
10
8% Mar
97
Malleable
Steel
_100
Service
Linen
4%%
116% May 20
16
100
144 % Jan
21
4
—5
common
9
24% Jan
Jan
Co
15
1043/4 Jan
16
Lead
preferred A
preferred B
Feb
7
98% Mar 20
12
7%
Apr
1093% July 31
5% Sep 18
11% Jan
84
8
22% Sep
86% Sep
23
27% Oct
21
Jan
7
30% Oct
85% Jan
172
132
30% Jun
7
18%
92
19%
95
July
6,400
16%
60%
12%
10%
56%
18%
92
19%
94%
98 % Oct
4,300
9%
193/a
16%
60"%
12"%
19%
18%
23 %
17%
9%
9%
19%
16%
60%
12%
18%
9% Jan
9% Jan
17%
9%
19%
16%
60%
123A
*91%
4%%
.
120
2,300
9%
18%
common
593/a
123A
3,200
10%
56 A
19%
16%
60%
12%
91%
19Yb
Prod
Distillers
163A
3,800
9%
17%
18%
conv
5,600
5,100
19'A
16%
60
12%
17%
91 %
19
94%
147% Apr 24
104% Jan
19%
16%
60
12%
18%
3
1
93/a
19%
16%
59%
12%
91
18%
94%
24
10
9V4
19%
16%
60%
12%
*19
55%
17%
190
2,000
19 A
10%
56%
173A
173/4
29% Apr
22
93s
9,600
/4
22 A
34/a
^
171'A 171 %
10%
56%
17%
90
18%
*94
1551/4 Jun
6% Oct
9'A
/*
21
10%
56%
17%
5
18
10% Feb
.
171
pfd series of 1951
.__100
National Gypsum Co common
_1
$4.50 preferred
No par
29
13% Deo
*170%
10%
56
170%
10%
32 %
12 A
18%
35 A
170% 171%
National
Jan
14
170%
10%
56
170%
10%
56%
17%
Wi?
79%
32
35 A
3
Jun
23
25
1
;_10
5
353/a
18%
8
33
Nov
1
22
35%
f>
99% Jan
177
3% Oct
1
common
21%
35%
*169%
10%
553/4
17%
No par
Inc.
Co
21%
35
23 % Jan
15
11
Register.
Lines
21 Va
22
% Jun 26
87
1
2
'
8
20
Jan
22 A
18%
21%
35%
18
5
10
153/4 Jan
24
101
22
18%
213/a
35
Inc—1
15
Jan
May
12 A
18%
31/a
12% Sep
16% Sep
7% Dec
25% Jan
12/2
18%
4
2
253/4 May
31 A
12/a
18%
17% Jan
24
165
31A
12 A
63% Aug 14
34% Jan
2
31
12%
18%
10
11 ()*% Jan
J7
31A
12%
56% Jun
lfi
Jan
30%
12%
1
30
18% Jan
30%
123/a
79 A
80 %
Dec
19% Oct
91
30/8
*^qi/8
«ni/
preferred
National
Cylinder Gas Co
National
Dairy Products
National Department Stores
97
Sep
Cash
$1.25
80
______—10
Corp
Can
18% Aug 18
9
80
100
113/4 Jan
7
18
(9%
common
A
Sep 15
14% Nov 25
13% Jan
17%
80%
Corp
Co
19
Xl03/B May 15
18%
80
-1
Fibres
Automotive
preferred
7%
18
79%
—
1583A Jun
18
18%
79%
1
5
Louis
St
&
Co.—
Acme
Sep
Mar 19
18
100
Corp
Chatt
National
19% Sep
31
179% Jun
2
36% Mar 28
34
1
35 % Dec
123/4 Jan
83/4 Oct
49% Nov
23% Dec
993/4 Jan
Nash-Kelvinator
*105%
*96
106
106%
106
98
*96%
106
98
80
50
1
15%
14%
15%
14%
15%
147A
15Ya
common—10
93/4
9%
9%
97/3
93/4
93/4
g3/4
934
25
Inc
15'A
*18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18
18%
1,500
2,50
20%
20 "A
20%
20%
20'A
20%
20 Va
20%
20 Va
20%
3.200
38 %
4,900
preferred
rnarmacal
Co
15
g5/8
15Ya
5,700
93/4
2,000
o
33% Jan
100
2
Jan
14
88% Jan
8
104% Ma/15
39% Dec
106 3A Nov
7
100
Jun
May 18
97% Jun
50% Oct
6
60%
22
5TIo
12
106
Jan
2
4.40%
93% Jan
27
28
104
Mar
9
49% Jun
10
2
27% Dec
16
23% Jun
10
173A Mar 13
19% Dec
9
16% Sep
1
18% Jan
6
13
Oct
27
17% Jun
6
Sep
15
14% Feb
3
91
Dec
12
71% oep
23
95% Jan
9
Jan
108% Jun
For footnotes
«ee
Daee
2
22
9
57% Aug
28
6
Mar 23
preferred
preferred
4.56% preferred
4.44%
Ohio
4Y2 %
38%
38%
38%
38%
38%
101%
101%
101
101%
*101%
101%
101
101 y4
91 %
91 %
*91
91%
91%
*91
91%
50
*90%
91 Va
100
*105%
106%
*106
107
100
Co
*101%
102%
*102
102%
No par
101
38%
*
*91
38%
290
106
106
*106
107
*106
106%
370
102%
103
*102%
103%
*102%
103 Ya
110
12,900
52%
53%
53
53%
52%
53 Ya
52 Y2
53
10
25%
25%
52 Y2
I
25%
53%
25%
255A
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
20
*17Y2
17%
>17Y2
17%
17Y2
17Y2
17%
17%
*17%
18 Ya
'500
1
9%
10
9%
9%
9%
10Y*
9%
10Ya
9%
93A
16,800
convertible preferred—..100
74Y2
75
75Y2
75 Ya
560
preferred
Oliver
38%
100%
100
preferred
Oil
38
100
—
Oklahoma Gas & Elec Co
4%
12
common
3.90%
108% Feb
Co
Corp
common
com
-r.
>74
75
74Y2
75
75
76
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Number 5267... The Commercial and Financial
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(1583)
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Continued—Page 9
Range for Previous
Year 1952
Lowest
•a
12
SB
Feb
Jan
2
Feb
Lowest
13% Aug 28
19
19
79
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
8% Apr
4
13
3
41% Dec
19
23
37% Aug 31
45% Mar 25
23
28
42% Oct
11
Feb
20
Omnibus
Otis
Corp
(The)
Jan
2
Jan
6
Outlet
52
Jun
11
38
Sep
18
47% Jan
6
85% Jan
23
Owens-Corning
69% Jun
16
10% Oct
SO
17% Jan
14
11% Jun
81% Dec
31
97% Jan
24
80% Aug 10
12% Dec
30
19% Jan
11
36% Mar 22
38% Dec
31
35
Oct
23
61
63
Oct
28
55% Jun
16
Mar 17
36
Mar 18
26% Jan
49
Dec
30
80% Dec
2
2
18
7% Oct
46
6
16% Jan
88
20
Mar 10
13% Jan
48
Pabco
Giass
cum
3
Pacific
Coast
Co
Oct
15
67% Mar
16
80% Fab 20
2
1st
preferred
2nd
12
39% Dec
9
34% Jun
10
40
Mar 17
Pacific Gas &
68% Dec
11
55% Jun
22
67
Oct
14
Pacific
Oct
15
33% Oct
20
23
24
Mar 17
Pacific
119% Mar 10
Pacific
25
142% Jan
22
6%
8% Jan
28
Pacific
Tin
47% Mar 31
Pacific
Western Oil
145% May 19
8% Nov 21
4% Sep
15
26% Mar 15
22% Feb
20
9% Nov
7
8% Apr
16
6% Dec
12
2
7
8% Jan
4% Apr
30
Oct
16
9
83% Jan
10
69% Jan
12
9
OS
2
Jan
41
9% Jan
8
Sep
15
6% Jan
19
8% Sep
14
11% Feb
26
4
12
33
29
Apr
83% Dec
64% Oct
Jan
2
100% Jun
13
8% Nov
17
9% Jan
14
81% July 16
30 y8 Mar 13
29
43 % Jan
16
,91
Mar
2
1
May 13
5% Sep
24% Sep
15
15
52% May 25
88% Mar 25
98% Mar
2
10
2
Apr
30% Mar 27
Oct
28
24% Oct
13
34% Jan
41% Oct
30
68
Feb
15
30% Jun
30
44% Jan
33
16
88
Jan
26
33% Jun
16
Oct
6% Feb
15
8% Apr
6% Nov
24
18% Jan
7
6
Dec
23
8% Jan
29
18% Oct
20
20% Jan
2
35% Nov
31% May
28
Patino
Jan
Peabody
29
10% Oct
20
18
Jan
17
34?
Oct
72% Dec
9
Dec
19
14% Aug
7
33% Jan
15
33
Dec
22
36% Oct
23
10
Aug 10
65% Mar 19
Parmelee
5%
37% Aug 19
29% Aug 13
21% Aug 10
16% Dec
99
19% Jan
19
30% Oct
30
42% Jan
106% Sep
29
25
S3
Apr
22% Jan
2
26
117% Jan
2
91% Jun
41% Dec
31
17
33% Dec
15
2
Jan
25
2
103% Jan
93
16% Sep
3
May
29
Sep
17% Sep
112
21
July 28
23
3
5
82 y* Jan
s
15% May 21
47% Oct 15
105
Jan
30
21% Mar
6
20
2
43 y* Feb
5
32% Jan
ig
20% Jun
25 % Mar 17
6%
5,000
27%
8,200
26%
26%
26%
26%
*25 %
25%
25
25
34 V8
34%
343/a
34%
333/4.
Co
34%
35
35
34%
34%
*343/a
7
7
7
7
7%
7%
7
7
5
43A
4%
43/4
4%
4%
43A
3,900
3%
3
3%
3
3%
3
3 Vs
5,700
—__2.50
No par
*34
«7
5
preferred
7%
4%
*4%
3%
25
4%
3%
3%
12
12 %
10 3/8
No par
11%
35%
36
36
No par
29
29
26 Va
27%
26'/a
*24 3/4
253/4
*24 %
34%
33%
34%
33%
34'A
35
343/4
343A
11%
25 3/4.
200
8,200
400
900
22
29%
x21 Va
11 3/8
11%
11%
36
*21%
25
11
26%
25%
*25
•
:_5
common
26%
'
-
*35%
3(5%
36%
363/4
*36%
36%
500
29%
*28%
29%
*28%
29%
29%
29'A
300
21%
*20%
21%
*20%
21%
21
21
220
12
5,500
Co
No par
Penn
Coal & Coke Corp
lo
Penn-Dixie Cement Corp
7
Penna Glass Sand
Corp com—____1
5 %
preferred
100
Penn
Power
34'A
32
105
Light Co—No par
Pennsylvania RR
i
50
Pennsylvania Salt Mfg. Co
10
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
5
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
100
Peoria
&
Eastern Ry
Pepsi-Cola Co_
Milk
Pet
4%%
Co
Corp of America—
Brewing
(Chas)
2nd
& Co
Inc
com
Corp
Electric
Co
12.50
common___No par
$1 conv preference
33
33%
333/4
*104
34%
34%
33%
36
37
500
105%
1053/4
105 3A
10
343A
34%
34%
343/a
34%
34%
34%
4,800
19%
20
193/a
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
28,500
43%
2,700
44%
43%
30%
*30
132%
133
*29%
12%
*46
*100'A
5
100
33%
105%
34%
30 %
19
17
1
(conv)
3A
32
*104
34%
43%
5
preferred
Phelps-Dodge
Phila
Co
32
32
20
132%
No par
___100
34
105%
19%
33%c
common
33
*30%
105
34
100
preferred
Petroleum
4 %
Co
35
*30%
*103%
&
33%
*103
•
31
19
12%
*46
*19
17
*293/4
133
32
*29%
13
123/4
47%
100%
*46
101
34
42%
30%
*29%
303/4
133 %
133'A
1323/4
133
*29%
313/4
*29%
31
31%
12%
47%
17%
101%
19%
19%
17
34%
104
43%
133
1013/4
19%
16%
34%
105
43
31
*29%
13 %
46%
100%
433/4
133%
333/4
105
1033/4
17%
34
12%
*46
*1013A
19
16%
33%
103%
*102
43%
423%
*30
13
30%
123/4
47%
12%
22,100
46%
46
1021%
100
1,300
200
*1013/4
16%
60
19%
19
1023A
19%
500
16%
33%
*102
1,700
34 y8
16%
34%
103
12,600
103
260
31%
32%
32%
33%
33
33%
33
33%
33
31%
333A
18,200
31%
313A
32
31%
31%
3l3A
32
31%
31%
5,400
22%
1,800
22
96% Jun
10
*92%
93%
93%
100
93%
*103%
104 %
*103%
104%
*103%
100
104%
*103%
105%
*103%
105 %
*106%
107%
106%
106%
Reading Coal & Iron!
1
Corp common
3
3%% preferred series A
100
Philip Morris & Co Ltd common
5
107%
107%
*1063/4
108
*107%
108
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
103/4
10%
10%
6,400
30%
30 %
30%
82%
30%
30%
30%
30 Va
303/a
29%
303/8
6,000
83%
*82%
8
July
7
Feb
107% Oct
8% Sep
May 26
90% Jun
1
65
101
2ft
15
Dec
31
18% Jan
27
27
17
92% Jun
1
98
30
48% Sep
15
12
Jan
39
Mar
5
Aug
23
19
32
21
37% Jan
95
July 22
19
Jan
29
19% Dec
24
5
101
29
May 18
Jan
14
2
6
22% Mar 27
106% May 22
106% May 22
14
110% Jan
21
34% Oct
1
37% Jan
29
19
Sep
15
86
Oct
6
95% Feb
13
82
Oct
22
91
Oct
1
106% Jan
46
May
1
29% Jan
8
94
Feb
17
28
80
Oct
23
97
Jan
7
Nov
26
41% Sep
15
69% Feb
3
17% Jan
14
11
62
24
Sep
15
142
Feb
21
158
Aug 18
148% Apr
21
162
Sep
3
161
Jan
4
165
Aug 25
153% Jun
11
165
Feb
6
42% Mar 17
16% Mar 18
56% Dec
12
44
Sep
18
27
10% Jan
21
7
Sep
15
9% Feb
68% Mar 16
26
Oct
16
25% Jan
21
12% Sep
15
21% Jan
5
70% Oct
30
85
17
60
21
73% Feb
27
88
23
80
18
Jan
17
Jan
25% Dec
17
23
145
Aug 27
34% July 9
63
Sep
Sep
17% Sep
21
15
75
Mar 20
25% Mar 18
146
Jan
9
Apr
27
18
Sep
14
31 % Jan
2
14
98
86
preferred
&
Philco
4%
3.9%
series
150
Hosiery
Pillsbury Mills Inc
C
Pitts
Coke
$5
C
&
St
7%
preferred
5%%
1st
14
2
55'A Feb
24
35% Sep
28
13% Oct 13
46% Feb
3
Pond
22
17% Jan
29
19
13
Jan
14% Jan
7
18% Dec
16
Jun
8
9% Oct
16
13% Jan
15
81% Sep
82% May
9
35% Dec
7% Sep
34% Jan
8
69% Dec
11% Oct
8
17% Jan
May 13
8
59% July
1
9% Sep 15
80
Oct 21
86 % Jan
1
31% Nov
26
26% Jun
5
8
34% Dec
10
29% Jun
18
23
2
8
87
May 18
26% Dec 11
5%%
Plough
Poor
Creek
&
27%
Nov"l8
27% Aug
6
103% Nov 20
109
16
1
preferred
4%%
Procter
Publicker
33
3
Mar 11
36% Feb
4
&
$4.75
Bolt
pfd
1
common
148
35% Jan
4
25% Aug 31
30% Mar
Jun
18
131% Jun
17
6
20% Sep
15
48%
48%
7%
7%
14%
62
49%
49
7%
7%
14%
62%
*62
63
*62
63
70
67
*66%
67
*66'/q
67
100
*20
20%
66%
*20
66%
*66%
20%
20%
20%
90%
90%
90
11%
*11
*11
20%
*148%
20%
20%
143/4
90
20%
90
11%
*11%
243A
252/4
25%
25%
25%
36
36%
36
36
353/4
36
*353/4
36%
*353/4
14%
14%
14
14 3/8
17%
17%
17%
37
37
No par
5
64%
65
10%
10%
80%
80'A
*80%
9
9%
8%
*37
37%
*37
37%
37
64 3/a
65
10%
10%
103/4
11%
643/4
65
1,700
17'A
2,500
8%
6,000
'
37%
200
65 %
65 %
653/4
65%
4,000
10%
11
10%
11
9,500
81
80
80
31%
31
31%
4,800
343/4
34%
7,700
*37
*
813A
83
823A
823/4
84
♦83%
25%
*243A
25
25
25%
25%
25%
*25
25%
500
25
*26 3/8
26%
*26%
26%
26%
26%
21*
263A
1,600
Pub
Serv
$1.40
Pure
5%
El
&
div
Gas
1
No par
com
preference
com—No par
preferred
100
preferred
Inc
(The)
conv
Co
(The)
105%
36%
25 3A
25%
98
105%
37
No par
45%
46%
100
common
preferred
Oats
*96
No par
cum
Oil
25%
25%
100
1083/4
108%
25%
25%
25%
*26%
25%
*96%
*105
-
36%
46
108%
25%
105 3/8
.
1
26
253A
25%
26%
25%
26%
*963/4
98
97%
97%
*105%
107
*105%
106%
600
36 3A
37
36%
36%
5,700
1053/a
3634
105%
37
46%
453/a
45%
1083A
*108%
108 3/4
45
108%
28
27%
28%
28
145
*144
147
*143%
1453/4
*1433i
21
21
21
21
21
21
29% Jan
6
18
79
Jan
2
4% Jan
8
4% Jan
Radio Corp of America com—No
par
$3.50 1st preferred
No par
RKO Pictures Corp
1
11
3% Sep
15
4% Apr
1
RKO
21
Theatres
Corp
Ralston Purina Co 3%%
Raybestos-Manhattan
1
pfd
100
No par
28
27%
19,800
253A
26
98
21
27%
26
10
25%
144
5
263A
120
*963A
98
37
26 Va
*83
100
com
preferred
15
47% Mar 26
14'A
17%
9%
100
700
83
Jun
94% Oct
36%
400
4,700
*2434
2% Oct
14
26
14
17%
9
37
X
.
113A
1,200
*813/4
21% Aug 31
26
90
11%
24%
93/a
68
Feb
90
90
11%
24%
300
—
20%
25%
14%
8
86
—
20 3/a
24%
17%
9
35% Sep
20
20
*148%
203/4
9%
4% Oct
48
14%
*148 5/a
20%
14%
81% Dec
97% July 18
14%
17%
18
2
3,200
14%
62%
93/a
3% Jun
6
6,500
15
14 3/a
29% Nov 25
40% Mar
7%
143/4
7
4.500
25
6%
88% Jan
7%
60
50 3/a
493A
63
91
11%
7
49%
161
14%
20%
90%
7%
493/a
*160
*62%
*148%
20%
49%
17%
9
161
9%
2
22,
160
*160
17%
14
page
*1583/4
161
1
Jan
see
160
*160
14 3/a
8% Nov
For footnotes
1,900
*158%
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp__10
25% Jan
Aug 29
13%
1583A
133/a
160
161
100
Quaker
146% Feb
27% Feb
133/a
158 3A
13 y4
*158%
*160
10
100
preferred
Colo
preferred
4.90% preferred
Pullman
IB
1,600
161
No par
com
preferred
44%
34%
84%
20
17
com
preferred series A—50
Inc
13%
44
3,300
34%
43% Jan
34% Dec
Co
Gamble
Industries
13
44
43%
813A
31
4.70%
28% Apr
138% Jan
Power
13
44
80
158%
14%
*11
43%
80
*80%
*80
6
4
7%
*12%
%
81
34%
4.08%
2
44
82
31%
6
64% Jan
44
44%
82
*80
80%
Jan
109% Mar
82
20%
343/8
109% Jan
2
82%
*80
20%
31%
18
14
*82
82
No par
10
B
4.32%
Jun
82%
105 3/a
20%
80
3% %
42% Sep
1,800
*105
20%
343/4
2
103
21%
21%
*105
203/4
31%
15
28
21%
20
81
35% Sep
23
21%
21
34%
101% Jun
Apr
21%
21%
*105
20%
31
5
20
20%
21%
31%
22
24
390
34%
Oct
27% Feb
98%
3434
Jan
27'A Jan
98%
31%
27
102
98 %
10
26
4
*97%
Indiana—No par.
3
9
98%
of
15
22
*97%
of
Sep
Jun
97%
Co
Jun
92
1,400
97%
Co
11
69% Jan
___1
Car Co Inc
cum
Jun
24% Jun
200
32%
*105
62
14,600
10'A
*32%
20%
13
533/8
10%
32%
*80
158%
53
11%
32 %
*81%
*12%
523/4
*10%
83
44%
52
11%
32%
Serv
21
110
100
52%
32%
83
48
No par
*10 %
*82
*160
No par
100
A
51%
11
32%
*81
10
com
prior
20%
53%
*32%
Serv
73
24% Jun
52%
11
11
32%
Public
22
83% Feb
53%
32%
95
Public
Nov
106% Aug 11
class
conv
15
20
82% Jan
52'/a
*10
100
5
Electric
15% Jan
43% Jan
39% Mar 20
Co
68'A Jan
25
2
Co
Pocahontas
Pressed Steel
7
97
5
Potomac
May
26
*95
21%
preferred
conv
19% Mar 23
39
*243A
97
21
Inc
11% May
7
26
*95
*105
Plymouth Oil Co
July 30
*243/4
20%
12% Jan
200
*94%
26
20%
34% Apr
95
943A
97
*148%
14
95
*94 %
Pittsburgh & West Virginia
100
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd___100
15
300
*95
66%
Sep
10% Sep
10,800
97%
*24%
__100
class
23% Sep
52 Va
97%
95
com__No par
(The)
150
50%
97%
26
*66%
Co
83%
51%
51
97
Co
Coal
60
*963/8
*95
100
Pittston
200
*24%
preferred—_No par
(conv)
No par
series
50
97
26
25
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
5%
*82 %
108
*94
97
RR
Pittsburgh Screw &
Pittsburgh Steel Co
97%
22%
*107
95
*93%
98
guaranteed
5P/4
22%
107%
*24%
Pittsburgh Forgings Co
1
Pitts Ft Wayne & Chic Ry com__100
Feb" 14
12%
*94
98
Consolidation
37 % Mar 15
3
16
95
No par
2
L
preferred
*94
___5
Chem
convertible
$4.80
Pitts
97
83%
51%
51%
97
*82%
*96%
51%
97%
No par
common
Inc
&
82%
51%
*97
22'A
*107
_100
preferred
Pitts
83%
22%
107
No par
com
__
$4
51%
22
107
_100
preferred
Pitney-Bowes
*81%
22%
106
100
preferred
Phoenix
10% Oct
5
16% Apr
5
preferred
4.68%
Phila
com
Phillips Jones Corp
5% preferred
Phillips Petroleum
Jan
4
Sep
23
4.3%
69% Mar 25
8
102% Apr
o
Mar 13
Jan
98% Jan
Dec
4
72
5%
6
106
20
23
83% Jan
5%
93%
Jan
3
5%
6
22
98
20
66% Oct
30
5%
53/4
4,900
J 06
64% Dec
July 29
3
97%
21%
98% May 10
13% Mar 15
102% Jan
97%
*92%
20% Feb
13
2
97%
*105%
12
2
*96 %
100
46% Jan
92% Jan
97%
100
91
24% Jan
*96%
No par
8
34% Jan
97%
preferred
3
Jan
*96%
6
preferred
May
Sep
97%
6
4.4%
Dec
81
683/4
3.8%
52
26
*96'A
68%
46
2
101
80
673A
*45
5
42% May 15
93% Jan 12
36% May
28% Apr
67%
46
Jan
3
Dec
68 Va
*45
Jan
14
16
68
99
X8°/4 Jan
40% Oct
16,800
68%
10P
87% Jan
11% Jan
23,700
83/4
8%
46%
67%
1
common
prior
9
83/4
9
*45
68%
1
Enterprises
Telep
8%
46%
67%
111
36% Jan
88% Oct
&
9%
20,900
4'/a
No par
Corp
Co
Co
%
8%
4
1
11
31
*45
31%
*8%
,
24
28
Jan
46%
*45
30%
4%
jun
21
25% Apr
8
Jun
Apr
30% Apr
9%
99
27% Sep
129
8%
8%
4
86
80
Oct
*8%
4%
3,000
6
4
12
17
31%
8%
4%
660
400
5
24
12
Oct
30%
*8%
4%
114%
138
5
Oct
108% Mar
Apr
8
30%
8%
4%
Corp_
Distillers
Proof
(J C)
Pfizer
34% Oct
108'A Jan
36% Nov
14% Dec
30%
*8%
4'A
30
_1
Ford
Pfeiffer
90
Nov
30%
8%
4%
Corp common_4
preferred
19% Mar 2B
3
110
31%
*8%
No par
114
*137%
5,100
Oct
2
9% Dec
5
•
343A
37
107 % Feb
2
S3% Jun
113%
137%
5
250
63% Jan
98
113%
136'A
5
4%
30%
1,500
36% Jan
48% Feb
113%
136 %
5
5,500
15% Jan"
94
4%
12
18
104
96% Feb
113%
136%
5
723A
29% Sep 21
28% Jun 16
24
113 %
136%
4%
99% Jun
17
*103% Jan 8
May 15
8
15
112%
137
112%
*136%
1
Corp
11%
47% Mar 11
38% Aug 21
113
1,900
72%
32% May 27
148% Mar 16
2
3,000
24 %
11%
14
22
33%
24%
72%
15
44% Jan
33%
24%
11%
Sep
105% Apr
23% Jan
33%
24%
72%
Sep
2
33%
24%
11%
28
18
33%
24%
11%
127
22
33%
24%
11%
5
Jan
33%
23%
113/4
18
19% Oct
33%
24
12%
23% Jan
88% Nov
6,000
33 %
24
100
com
72%
ii
101
14,300
66%
12'/8
18
15
38 %
663/a
27%
10
10% Jan
2,300
38
66 3A
27%
23
30
28%
38%
66 3A
28%
Dec
11% Dec
28%
38
66%
28 Va
27
20
28
38%
66%
28%
72%
17% Feb
8% Feb
28
38%
66%
*27%
72 %
39 % Mar 19
11
27%
38%
66%'
28%
72%
14
28% Sep
27%
38
67
*27%
72%
35% Mar 18
15
27%
38
66%
Penney
2
Aug
27%
37%
28%
10
84% Apr
130
*27%
Jun
40% Feb
47
28%
Jun
145
30
*46
*27%
27
8
60
47
28%
30% Jun
6
*58
*46
*27 V8
101
14
60
47
28%
5
Nov
*58
*46
*27 %
11
Feb
60
46
28%
11
39% Dec
*58
46
27%
28%
29% Jan
31
60
47
*27%
72'A
33% Dec
*124
50
*58
46%
*27%
15
15
2,400
*
25
Sep
40% Jun
35
preferred
108% Feb
23
35
$1.30
8
67% Jan
90
73A
Aug 10
4
29
14%
81
7%
36
27
28
Oct
*35
25
Jan
46
133/4
81
7%
preferred
30% Sep
Sep
$1
6,300
14
7%
$1.32
36% Feb
24
&
Peninsular
1,900
27% Aug 11
73% May 27
14% Apr 23
10
Penick
74i/2
81%
13%
*80
10
5,800
74%
25
Transportation
conv
74%
46'A
*27%
100
&
Coal
36
2,900
82
451/4
58
Corp
Mines
*35
73%
403A
40%
*80
Ay
10
Tilford
Rust
36
42%
00
4fi3/«
8
36
37
8
100
Pictures
Davis
8% Apr
27
106
&
6
27% Aug
11
Park
13%
81%
8
con
"
No par
Car
Oil
1$%
*80
8
42%
~
3,600
58
No par
Motor
Paramount
21
5
*36
qo
4.600
No par
No par
Consolidated
Panhandle
21
Jan
10
preferred
Parker
8% Jan
13%
8%
42%
46V,
?4%74%
81%
par
Oct
15
13%
81%
World Airways Inc
1
Pan-American Petrol & Transp_„_5
Panhandle East Pipe L com
No
Parke
39% Jan
13%
8
Amer
4%
46'A
?4%75%
*
82
preferred
3
21
30
Pan
41
*80
46%
13%
preferred
4%
75
41%
82
46%
81%
5
Mills
Packard
41%
680
46%
-
12%
41%
10
Telep & Teleg
6% Sep
4% Sep
28% Aug 10
83% Oct
7
75
415A
80
Shares
123/a
41%
33%
5
2
44%
100
Corp
22
16
x80
Electric
Lighting
23% Oct
6% Jan
193/
5
the Week
Oct. 23
Av
"When issued"
110% Sep
129% Jun
17% Oct
191/
Av
No par
noncum
26
30
19a/,.
403/!
Corp
35% July 14
120% Nov
12V,
40%
Inc
noncum
Finance
17
24% Oct
123/«
40%
common
preferred
Pacific
12%
40%
Corp
com
Sales for
Friday
Oct. 22
12%
12.50
Fisheries
73% Mar 26
Oct. 21
40%
preferred
Amer
32% Jun
108% Apr
1S2
Jan
Inc
conv
Pacific
Mar
Tuesday
Oct. 20
12%
41
Co
8
25% Jun
33
Fiberglas
Products
4%
^ H*GH SALE PRICES
Wednesday
Thursday
m
39%
---2-50
Co
Owens-Illinois
60
Apr
&
No par
83
24
16
Mar 12
a
Oct. 19
5
No par
Marine
69 V« Sep
81
Par
Par
common
Elevator
21
41% Apr
79% Oct
*f
EXCHAN™
EXCHANGE
Aug
30
Dec
JoRK^TOPK
NEW
Highest
9% Mar
453/4
45 3A
108 3/4
*108 %
28%
145
21
47
V~» O cc £
4,400
60
16,700
600
5,200
28 3/a
28 3/a
1443/4
144 3A
30
21%
1,800
26,300
21
23JA
23%
233/a
23%
23%
233'a
23%
23%
23%
23%
*72'A
731/4
723A
73
73
73%
74
743A
•74%
75'A
2%
2%
2%
3
2%
3
2%
3
2%
3
6,500
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
2,800
♦94%
95%
•94 %
953A
30
38%
38 3A
39%
39 %
1,000
♦94
363A
95
94%
94%
94 3/4
94%
363/4
37%
37%
38
38
1,200
19
Commercial and Financial Chronicle... Monday, October 26, 1953
The
20
(1584)
Continued—Page 10
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Year iy:»2
Highest
Lowest
1
24% May
22
Sep
14
35% Jan
4
30
31
July 20
34% J»n
367/a Sep
9% Sep
15
12% Dec
25% Feb
4
34 % Dec
20
41 '/a Dec
30% Jan
11% Feb
30
5% Dec
10
Jan
7
25
8% Oct
52% Sep
17% Oct
6
37% Oct
16
1674
16%
16%
16%
16.74
12 !/a
1274
12 74
1274
12 Va
12%
d
Reliable
16
54% Apr
14% Jan
19
19% Feb
21
14
Sep
97
14
$t
3
11% Juu
31 Va Apr
7
38% Oct
2
5% Feb
13
0% Apr
Jan
16
14
4% Sep
21
22
56
8
Oct
28
53 y2 Jan
25
80'A Jun
5
Dec
30
99 Vb Jun
5
12
22 lA Sep
43% Sep
14
27Va Dec
10
5% May 13
7% Sep
5
19
9
8% Oct
27% Mar
18% Dec
16
29% Jan
2
13 Va Sep
35% Dec
17
48% Jan
23
27% Oct
21
44% Mar 10
2
19% Dec
4
16% Sep
15
21% Mar
Roan
5%%
14
25% Aug
22% Oct
7
35 Va Jun
23
40% Feb
18
Rochester
19% Oct
Nov 25
40
33% Jan I,16
6
20% Oct
22
Rockwell
Rolim
110
May
1
155
Jan
22
Nov
3
103
Apr
92
18% Feb
23
IS
24% Jan
„
Apr
24
140
Oct
22
Jun
115
*99
2
100
Jun
Inc
93
95
20%
20%
21%
11,700
23%
23%
23%
23%
24%
23%
24'A
23%
24%
11.200
Controls
29
Gas
Co
Haas
J;
Art Mclal
Works Inc
10% Jan
13
Ronson
15'AOct
6
22% Jan
30
Royal
65% July 15
30
61% Apr
7
10% Apr
17
17% July 18
50% Sep
12% Oct
20
17% Mar 23
Ruppert
(Jacob)
29% Tel)
29
35% Nov
28
32% Jan 23
38% Aug 11
Sarewuy
Stolen common
Oct
9
99 '/2 Feb
21
81
Jun
12
92% Mar 10
99% Sep
10
107'/2 Nov
26
103
Feb
26
115% Aug 10
6% Sep
43 V* Jan
54'
Feb
37%
Dec
23
x60% Feb
27
7
29
19
23% Sep
6
17
30% Oct
16% Jun
23
22% Apr
14
33% Jan
Ruberoid
4%
5
30
77'/a Feb
30
61
Sep
14
312
Dec
3
211
Sep
15
312
Jan
5
7
175
Dec
5
150
May 26
160
Sep
14
C
17% Sep
15
May 29
Dec 31
91% Sep
9
9
97
11
17'/a Jun
24'A Feb
4
24
21
27
14
Sep
17
18'A Jan
2
11 Vb Sep
21
29
33 Va Jan
2
20
Sep
15
11
Sep
15
28
6
59
Dec
10;
54
Jan
16
66% Oct
21
85% Jun
1
91% Jan
105% Jun
30
98
Jun
18
35 % Jan
30
26% Oct
2
Feb
89 Vn Apr
13
20
81 % Jun
Scott
$4
86% Feb
2
Feb
17% Jail
12
7ft
Oct
May 21
68% Jun
15
79% Jan
14
»
15
25
Mar 11
102
Aug 18
1
24% Dec
13
16% Sep
29
62% Dec
29
3.35%
(The)
preferred
Sep
Seagrave
26% Mar 27
Seeger
15
12 Va Mar 12
25
13% Dec
29
14% Feb
82% Nov
26
Oct
16
42% Jnn
28
10%'Sep
23% July 31
29% Jan
8
29
«5% Feb
27
Mar
87
Oct
Oct
9
18
32
30
x8% Feb
33
13
7
Sep 15
20
43% Mar 18
15
11% Mar 25
Shattuck(Frank G)
26% Feb
Sheaffer
15
17
24
76% Aug
3
Shell
17% Jan
8
Shellcr
5
Sheraton
20
Simmons
17 Vb Dec
23
13% Sep
15
2
15
Dec
23
11% Sep
15
May 27
16% Mar
34'
(W
Oil
32
July
7
28% Sep
15
18
49
Jan
18
36% Sep
21
43% Mar 20
6
48
July 16
30% Sep
33% Oct
11
43% Mar 20
Sinclair
14
42
23% Sep
29
37
32% Mar
3
38% July 24
Jan
Aug
Jan
17% Mar 12
8% Sep
11
Nov
20
66 y2 Mar 22
38% Oct
21
58% Mar
63% Nov
20
80% Apr
7
42% Oct
15
70% Feb
11% Oct
83
15
19% Aug 27
22% Apr
3
16% July 15
15% Sep
32% Oct
15
16% May
2
124% May
7
40% Jan
25
21% Jan
30'
14
143
Sep
2
18 % Jun
37% Jan
21% Mar 20
18
140% Mar 13
6% Dec
12
9
12% Dec
10
11% Jan
2
17
52
Dec
23
47
Oct
7
60% Dec
16
69
Jan
14
39% Sep
21
4% Sep
14
5
Solar
Gold
27
South
Amer
Mar 26
South
Carolina E &
53% Feb
3
May
6
42% Jan
16
33% July
2
40
Apr
14
38% Nov
20
33 V2 Jun
9
39% Mar 16
Southern
G
California
2
16% Nov
19
13% Sep
15
16 % Feb
Southern
Co
21% Apr
22
26
Dec
16
22% Jun
Nov
10
30
Dec
23
23
28
47% Dec
23
Jun
27% Feb
24
South
5
33% Feb
10
Southern
66
Jan
11% Oct
ft
Aug
6
Oct
100
49% Mar 18
South'n
11
49% May 20
40
May 21
Gas
&
Gas
C'o
(Del)
12% Jan
6
15'/a May 25
29
4% Sep
15
7% Mar 17
Spalding (A G) & Bros Inc
Sparks Withingl, 011 Co
9% Jan
17
4% Sep
15
7% Mar 25
Spear &* Co common
62
Feb
23
99% Jan
9
17% July 18
103
Oct
2
44
Feb
18
2
52% Jan
19
May 16
98% Feb
2
July
Dec
9
19
57% Jan
103
26% Jan
31% May
1
7% Nov 16
45% Dec
63% Nov
73
18
26
7
12
10% Jan
3
Jun
13
34 % Dec
8
105
16
3
Spencer
59% May 14
4.50%
conv
4.60%
Oct
19
14
49 Vb Mar 20
14
9% Mar 19
67% Mar 23
19% Jan
31% Jan
5
6
22% Jan
2
28% Dec
60% Jan
2
92% Apr
3
Feb
11
12% Jan
2
18% Oct
23
12% Sep
15
17% Jan
6
3
18% Nov
26
10% Sep
15
20% Mar 16
For footnotes
see
11
page
22
25
Sep
80% May
15
5
29% Mar 18
91
16%
54 Va
*54
13%
12%
13
13
38%
38%
38%
38 Va
*89%
90%
*90%
114%
114%
32%
32%
tr
2nd
-
120
,113%
2,200
3434
5,900
34%
34
7,000
38
34
18%
18 Va
18%
18%
18 74
800
25%
2574
25%
257a
25%
25%
10,600
64%
64%
64%
65
64
64%
1,700
*232
250
168%,
*130
.168%
'
20%'
20
93
93%
30
23%
23%
23%
23',4
23 V*
500
12 Va
12 Va
12'/a
12
12 Vb
800
22%
22 %
22
%
223/a
22%
22 3 a
12,700
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
9,500
65%
65%
65 %
66%
66%
6674
6,300
23
23%
12
12
12%
22%
22%
11%
11%
65
65%
87
87%
104
*87%
*102%
104
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
84%
84%
*84%
85 Vi
*84%
102%
102%
103 %
17%
17
*102%
104
88%
103%
10
2,100
273/s
27%
27%
85%
84%
34%
104
*102%
40%
*17
17%
17
*75
76%
*75
4 OVa
40%
23%
23%
23%
23%
*100'/a
101%
*100%
*76%
78
-s
*76
413/s
24
101%
78
150
*87%
*102%
76%
*75
77%.,
77
88%
104
*93
17
17
101 %
♦100
34,700
93
*23
87%
20%
20%
93%
*93
104
168%
20V4
20%
20%
93%
87
250
*230
*130
20%
*93
*102%
,
*130
250
168%
*230
250
*230
*130
*1874
30
104
40
17
1,700
76 %
42%
13,100
2374
2374
3,900
100 Va
100 Vs
413/a
*77
10
78%
300
14
14
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
56%
14%
56%
1,400
56%
56%
5674
56%
56%
5674
56%
8,100
21%
21
21%
21
21
21%
21%
9%
9%
*21
7%
7%
7%
63
9%
7%
9%
9%
9%
9%
1,600
77ij
7'/a
73/8
7 Va
7%
15,900
62%
62%
62 Va
62%
3674
36%
3674
37%
3,000
35
35
34%
35
6.700
%
8%
8%
8%
8%
25
24%
24%
24%
24%
*2434
72%
71%
72
72
72-%
72%
14%
14%
14%
14%
12%
12%
12%
12 %
8%
71%
8%
*14%
12
14%
900
12 Va
3,400
2,700
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
39%
*38%
39%
*38%
383/4
3874
3874
100
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
34%
21,200
34%
34
34%
34 V*
34%
34%
35%
10,100
27%
29%.
27%
27%
27
27%
27%
27%
4,600
9%
10,800
*38%
33 y«
33%-
34%
26%
39
38%
38%
3874
40%
43%
43%
43%
43%
43%
46
18
»18 Va
18%
18 Va
18 Va
18 Va
18%
18%
16%
33
*16%
X1574
5
.1
8%
8%
93/4
16%
16%
163/s
16%
32%
33
323/8
33
17
130
5%
•
5%
14
13%
14
87/a
8%
16%
16%
*122
8%
33
32%
17
200
2974
*38%
127
5%
1,600
12,600
12 Va
14%
8%
40
43%
32%
731%
2974
8%
*38%
*43
*16%
874
25
1,070
12%
14%
34%
26%
18
500
9%
34%
26%
10
16%
5%
13%
*48
*48%
49%
42
35
41%
41%
35
35
36%
3674
36%
36%
36%
5
14%
15
14%
14%
14%
Vzj
40%
*34
*24%
163/4
16%
128
*122
49%
42
35
*120
5%
5%
163/4
128
5 3/8
9 Va
40%
*46
3274
16%
*120
5 Va
41
48
490
200
1874
400
16
800
3374
1674
37,400
2,300
130
5%
14
11.400
13,100
1374
137a
49%
48%
483/4
*4874
49%
100
41%
*41%
41 Va
41%
41%
1,100
35 Va
*34
35%
35Vs
300
13%
137/a
3674
36%
363/4
1474
15
1474
15
*243/,
25
25
25
36%
36%
1474
25
*34
4.800
17,300
600
No par
*24%
25
24%
-24%
26%
27
26%
27%
27
27 Va
27 V8
27%
27 Va
27%
10,300
38%
39 Va
38%
39
38%
39 Va
16,300
42%
413/4
42 Va
41%
42 Va
15,700
37%
37%
39%
39%
41%
42%
41%
37%
37%
*37%
*13%
5%
1
50
39%
42%
37%
*5%
-
*101
54%
*56%
1
13%
5%
6V'8
106
547/s
57%
101
101
13
13 %
43%
44%
-
No par
24%,^24%
267^/27
No par
com
87%
_5
1
Co.No par
5%
5%
5%
5%
*101
54%
106
•
55
56%
56%
*100
101
13%
13
44%
44
6
5%
*78
13
5%
5%
*101
54 %
*56%
*100%
13
43%
5%
38
*37 Va
38
80
*78
80
13 Va
*12 3/4
13%
5%
5%
*5%
5%
106
54%
57%
101
13 Va
44%
6 Va
*101
*54 Va
*
534
6V0
106
54%'
*73
12%
*574
*5%
*101
5434
56 %
57%
*56%
100 %
100 Va
*100%
1274
43%
574
600
80
1274
1,200
5%
800
6
300
106
55
57%.
101
1,800
100
90
13
1234
12%
4,400
44 Vs
42%
4.3%
10,000
6
6
6
5,000
340
57
57%
*56%
57
56 Va
56%
58 74
56%
24%
25 %
24%
25
*24%
247i
24%
25
3,600
27%
26%
27%
26%
27 Va
267a
27
4,100
87%
87 Va
88
88
88
83%
89
14%
14%
14%
14 %
14%
1414
1474
3,500
11%
3,200
*
27
87%
87 %
14% \14%
14%
11%
11%
11%
13 Va
13
6
57
80
*78
80
*78 '
No par'
1
6
38%
41%
37%
-
100
100
Electric
89%
113%
64%
-25
.-.
&
89%
114
18%
71%
14%
14%
12%
12%
29%. 29%
*37%
38%
33
'33%
100
100
common
Co_
Gas
34%
8%
Standard Coil Products Co Inc
Standard
37%
90%
90 %
*24%
preferred
Inc
38 Va
37 74
300
*
6
Brands
1,500
113%
8%
ctfs
$3.50 preferred
3,200
12%
26 %
11%
57
Standard
16'%
54
12%
18%
101 %
77
2
D
16
54
13 Va
64%
7 6 Va
(stamped)_No par
Square
16 %
25%
41%
Sperry Corp (The)
Spiegel Inc common
pfd
3,900
54%
91
25%
72%
No par
Co
7'A
7'/a
26
76%
1
$4.50
38%
32%
300
98
*95%
7%
16 Vb
*12%
114
114
98
1,300
4.200
145
65
Spencer Kellogg & Sons
Conv
16%
39%
20%
20%
*140
54
55
12%
*24%
preferred
101
5 Va Sep
21% Aug 31
sllc
prelerred
Chemical
Apr
14
Sep 22
Ohio
56% Aug
12% Sep
35% Sep
53
$5.50
16%
54
35%
No par
6% Jan
49
16%
16%
55
V/b
24
7.50
Elec
4
103 %
7%
*23%
*39%
20%
140
*95%
98
7%
40
20%
140
34%
Co
28
16
7%
7%
20%
138
*95%
98
*95
7%
39%
20%
*135
35%
—_
23)
21
98
20%
140
35
Edison
17
&
*39%
39%
39%
20%
♦135%
23%
-
Railway common—No par
non-cum preferred
—50
Mobile
39%
39%
20%
137
13%
29
2
23%
*48%
Jan
80% Oct
*23%
50
Dec
Mar 30
23%
com_4.50
Co
16
73
*23 Va
17
76
Feb
10% Jan
5%
2,600
23%
*100%
77
*13%
56%
Southern
21
1,600
18
*23'A
24
41
25
Natural
Pacific
27%
18
*119
18
38 Va Apr
28% Feb
15
Sep
36% Sep
16
36 Vb Sep
38
38% Oct
27'A
17%
*75
15
(The)
Indiana
27%
17%
35%
preferred
11
27%
17%
23%
South Porto Rico Sugar cotn_No par
8%
27 '/a
17%
34%
*8'%
'
12% Jan
2
27 Vb
17%
37
Platinum
&
38
13
27%
17%
pfd—100
preferred'
34
Jan
27 %
17%
1
May
5%
13%
27 %
41
—5
Solvay American Corp 4%
IS1
1
13%
63
Inc_
53
7% Feb
13%
36%
Co
Aircraft
13%
*61%
Socony Vacuum Oil Co Inc
14
13%
23Vb
25
Smith-Douglass Co
18
13%
40%
No par
1
400
13%
*75
No par
Inc
9,200
5,000
13%
65
65
*87%
88
*102% 104
27%
27%
*84%
85%
*101
102%
*16%
17%
(Alexander) Inc common—20
Smith-Corona
8%
13%
11%
No par
6
4,700
23 y2
8 Vb
250
175
19%
20%
93
93
*22%
23
12
12
22
22%
Smith
Sep
Jun
8% Jan
7
21% Mar
49%
23%
8 Vb
37%
:
4,600
48%
23%
8'/a
63
preferred
25%
48%
8 Vb
25%
1
preferred
290
8 Vb
89
90%
114% 114%
32
32%
18%
18%
(A
4.20%
25 Vs
600
8%
38%
Oil
3'%%
88%
104
8'A
♦37
—___
*103%
8%
37%
new
88%
25%
48
*12%
Smith
4
23
16%
No par
Corp
88
103%
*22%
48
23
55
Skelly
27
47'%
23 Vs
7%
5
25
47%
23'%
*95
8=
14% Sep
121
5
45% Jan
4% Feb
17% Feb
47%
62%
America
87%
62
*56
25 Vb
25%
25 Va
62
103%
23
39%
15
1
Steel
&
Co
104
47%
20%
1-
Corp
O)
24%
104
25%
24%
87%
*87 Va
88
l^t
1UJ
*56
37
Co
Co
Saw
*87 Va
88
103
62
62%
Corp
Oil
1,000
8.100
*56
62
*56
62
137
No par
?.
Pen
Corp of
Simonds
38% Oct
5%
47%
21%
9%
Corp
Mfg
x38% Nov
28
A)
5%
47%
*23%
No par
8% Sep
6
5%
47%
17%
_1
Sharon Steel Corp
2,600
49
5%
47%
*20%
9%
7%
Shamrock Oil & Gas
20
48%
5%
47'%
13%
5
1
$4.50 preferred
14
Apr
24% Sep
62% Apr
2
13% July
10% Jan
80
42 Va May
49
5%
47%
?
Servel Inc common
Mar 13
62
48%
5%
47%
27%
5
Seiberling Rubber Co
35% Sep
47'A
*5%
47%
1
11
8% Sep
Dec / 5
47'A
5%
No par
2074 Sep
29
43
48 Vb
600
8%
>
Refrigerator Co
31
14% Jan
20
47%
6%
47%
65
i
23% Dec
7% Feb
48%
23
1
18
31% Feb
6%
47%
No par
'
9% Oct 27
68
38%
6%
24
No par
& Co
Roebuck
37%
6%
*87%
40
Corp
Bears
3
37%
6'A
103
i—100
Oil Co of Del
60% Feb
1
17
37 Vb
6%
*56
preferred-No par
Seaboard
37%
6%
5%
100
5
com—
—
fund
36%
6%
*232
*130
Seaboard Air Line RR Co
sink
36%
48 Vb
Seaboard Finance Co common^
$5.75
%
47%
25
KM)
t
preferred
conv preferred-
i
lft%Jan
27,100
No par
No par
17% Mar 24
13
2
10
12% Feb
90% Feb
Oct
56% Apr
3
preferred
prelerred
Aug 13
90
6
72
103% Apr
15
9,900
6%
No par
Paper Co common
3.65%
45% July 31
21% Sep
99% Aug 24
86
4
19% Jan
38%
—15c
«j»
Scranton Elec Co
15 Vb Jun
10
Corp.
4.30%
3
29
110
Arms Corp
Scovill Mfg Co common
12
36% Sep
75% Jan
38%'
*111
112
OVa
36
5
100
—10
:
5
1.40
Paper Co common
Schenley Industries Inc
28
3
16% Oct
2
14% Jan
111%
100
$3.40
31% Jan
19
Jun
Feb
105
30
98
29
116'AJan 30
111%
100
Ry Co
preferred
noncum
Savage
6
Oct
111%
100
5%
A
Louis Sou I,h western
Schering
23
Apr
•5
111%
100
series A
Sangamo Electric Co
M*r 23
94
103
111%
3
1st pfd 4.40%
6
Jan
17
1
30
110%
Co common—No par
F R.y
St Regis
13
Jan
•7% Oct 30
102% Oct 23
29% Oct
H2 %
10
Light & Power—-No par
Joseph
5%
7
15% Mar
Nov
49% May
*110%
Joseph Lead Co
L San
St
23% Mar 25
95% Apr
23% Oct
13
19,000
.—10
Preferred series
Dec
8;
Oct
Mar
400
47%
5
—
preferred
conv
St
2
75
Feb
150
18% Jan
10%
46 y2
.—No par
preferred
St
Aug 26'
(The)
Co
4%%
St
205
x88
10%
47 Va
-1
24
3
2
35% Oct
10%
46%
1
——
29
29
Jan
84
10%
47%
20
Typewriter
9% Dec
3,300
10%
46%
100
19% Oct
54
3y8
*10%
5
common
3 Va
10%
47 Va
25
preferred series A
3%
1 0 '/a
46%
1
4%
3
10%
47%
com—1
Co
Axle
3
600
10 VB
Corp_—No par
L'I
&
Spring &
*
3
3
3
3
3
1
46%
*
—20
common
Va
23
—100
preferred
conv
9,500
92
20%
preferred series A——50
4.50%
15%
70
92
10
series
Robertshaw-Fulton
3
14%
90'%
Corp——
Mills
Robbins
3
15
21'A
Ritter Company
Oct
Oil
14%
14%
90 y*
1
-No par
—_—.—No par
Antelope Copper Mines——
Richfield
15%
15%
15
58
20%
Manufacturing Co
Rlieem
5
23
14
16% May
4.50%
9
6 Vb Apr
5
Prelerred
Jan
65
26% Jan
22
Preferred 3.60%
5
Jan
29% Mar 18
14
9
Jan
5
90% Jan
107
*56%
21 'A
;
-10
series——100
Common
58% July 21
27
92'/» Apr
56%
91
Inc—2.50
Reynolds Metals Co com—-No par
Reynolds Spring Co
V
Reynolds (RJ) Tob class B
.—10
10
Aug
56'%
20%
Rexall Drug
9% Mar 20
49
68
*89%
Copper & Brass—.—No par
Revere
22
22
700
*50'/2
21
No par
prior pld series A__100
conv
200
10%
91
Republic Steel Corp com
6%
27%
10%
14%
preferred
convertible
200
5
*26%
10%
20%
Republic Aviation Corp———_—1
Republic Pictures common
—50c
4% May 18
17
9% Sep
5
28
10%
*88%
27
Mar 18
5%
27
10%
50c
25
common
Inc..
Reo
Motors
*56%
58
*4%
3
27
1
Remington-Rand
$4.50 preferred
2
23
Jan
*53%
4%
4%
26%
*10
58
10
15
23% May 25
18
2% Sep
1
62 y2 Jun
Aug 14
19% Jan 12
Conv
37
10
26%
"26
10%
10%
.
5%
*4%
5%
Reliance Mfg Co
29
Stores
•
27%
*26
No par
common———5
pfd 3%% series
100
Corp™
26
13% Sep
74% July
div
31% Feb
12
33
& Co—
prior preference™.*.. 10
(Robt)
$1.25
7% Mar 20
7
23
42% Sep
23% Mar
2
16
Dec
14
2,700
*16%
25% Oct
22% Mar 23
15% Jan
52% Mar 17
27
800
12%
par
_50e
6-
6
15
115% Mar 17
Nov
167a
12%
*24%
40% Jan
24
16%
25 %
14
53% Feb
16'/a
12 74
*24 %
10
47
16%
12
25%
40% Sep
107
25 74
*24 %
2
3
*24 %
25%
30
5
100
25%
*24 74
10% Jan
2
1,400
37 V2
33%
-5
Sep
1,800
*33%
*37
,
7.900
13,400
27%
37
67'/a Jan
Jan
10
27%
33%
21
40% Jan
27%
*3274
23
85
27
27%
38
84
43 Va Dec
27
33%
July 29
101% Jan
27'/a
*37
Oct
2
2774
*32%
6% Oct
32% Jan
27
33%
6% Jan
48
27
38
108% Jun
35
32 74
974
*3274
3
16
32
10
*37
31
24
5
32%
9%
38
Jan
28 % Jun
317a
10 Vb
.50
47% Doc
108% Jun
31%
9%
337)
Sep
9% Sep
10% Mar 29
115
3174
10%
*37
4% Oct
19
11
5 % Jan
10
31%
10
*32%
25
2
Nov
22'/a Nov
3% Nov
31%
10%
.—50
16
98% Dec
9% Jun
31%
10%
.—50
24
21 'A Jan
19
13% Jan
7
24%
317a
4%
12
10% July 3
58
Jan 26
3
.—25
preferred
$2
-
Reis
19
18% Jan
2674
4%
16 Va Oct
7% Jan
16
90% Feb
25%
6
Mar
36
14
12 Vb Jan
26
30 % July 24
23
257)
5
1
17% Jun
28
25%
41 Va Feb
8
July
22
4
13% Oct
257)
8
32% Sep
13 % Jan
11
18 ys Jan
25 VB
33% Jan
19
35 % Dec
15
257a
9
26 Va Oct
9
Shares
25
36 % May 12
22
Feb
36
the Week
Friday
Oct. 28
25%
14% Mar 18
Sep 35
8
Oct. 22
5
15
24
Sales for
Thursday
Oct. 21
25
5
33% Dec
HIGH SALE PRICES
Wednesday
Oc t. -id
Oct. 19
Par
EXCHANGE
19
AND
Tuesday
Monday
STOCK
YORK
NEW
,
Dec
37
LOW
•
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
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Range for Previous
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Lou est
50% Jan
3
70% Oct
16
NEW
Highest
59% Jan
5
Standard
Oil
of
California—No par
50%
50%
50
50%
50%:
Standard
Oil
of
Indiana
25
67%
68
67%
15
67%
67%
78% J&11
5
Standard
Oil of
15
69%
70%
70%
70%
70
70%
33%
34
Sep
21
38% Jan
5
10
100% Sep
18
94
May 11
100% Jan
12
30
15% Jan
5
10
8
May"2
45
Nov
13% Mar 24
17
July
Sep
% Sep
17
12'A May 11
Stanley
40'A Feb
5
45% Mar 27
14
17% May 25
35% Aug 12
Sterchi
43% Jan
23
98
Apr
30
32% Oct
29
44% J an
8
25% Oct
1
22% Dec
30
16% Sep
t4% Nov
10
13% Oct
23
17% Sep
16% Jun
10
8
21
87
4
Jun
24
5
t»'/2 Oct
6
24
«A Apr
3
15
22% Jan
28
24'A Jun
% Dec
18
26% Apr
8% Sep
29
Oct
20
18
July
7
16
23% Sep
30
3
19% Sep
16
11% Jan
18
570
Apr
14
66
Sep
6% Oct
520
15
14
May 12
*
10% Mar 13
99
Feb
2
82% Jan
J17
5
Jan
6
21% Mar 25
24% Jail
26%
25%
25%
25%
25%
Corp
5
'19%
19%
19%
19%
14%
14%
14
14%
1,300
12%
12%
11%
18%
12%
18%
2,700
18
18'A
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
1,200
23
23%
23%
223A
22%
22%
23
4,300
23%
23%
23%
24
23%
24%
23%
26
44,900
31
30%
30%
30"%
31%
31%
31%
5%
prior preference
20
130
Superior
Jun
18
110% Mar 27
24
14% Dec
15
12% Jan
13
35% Jan
22
35% Jan
2
17% May
6
39% Mar 18
2
41% Dec
4
29 % Sep
21
Aug 25
78
Sep
30
Dec
4
97% Jun
16
7% Jan
21
15'A Nov
28
9% Dec
16
46% Dec
23
,
"Sep
4%
common--——No par
Sutherland
30
89 'A
preferred
2nd
pfd
40
Jan
5
86
May 22
111% Jan
5
15
7% Feb
25
Steel
4.40%
Oct
Sylvania
86
Jan
8
32% Jan
24
Elec Prod
10% Nov
15%
15%
900
38%
39%
6,200
32%
10,000
Symington
Inc
Texas
Pucilic
Coal
&
Pacific
Land
7
29
43% Feb
14
10
Nov
25
10
14% Jan
26
Nov
% Nov
8% Jan
42'A May
91% Jan
12% Feb
7
15
12% Mar
Textron
21
17 % Jan
11
11
15% Feb
8
9% Oct
1
59% Dec
16
9
98% July
3
9
16% Oct
23
22% Nov
18
13% Jan
8
Jan
10
15% Jan
3
3
41 %
8
14
44
27
Aug
3
2
3% Jan
28
29 % Mar 27
19% Oct
27% Mar 25
2
35% Sep
46% Jan
15
11% Jun
13% Mar 25
23% Sep
14
23% Jan
3
12% Sep
14
28
7
17% Oct
7
17% Dec
9
112% Dec
15
13% Sep
106% Jun
27% Mar 12
May
5
29% Mar 19
20% Feb
25
25
Feb
2
15
17% Jan
27
24
112% Aug
7
4%
Tide
Water
Corp
19
47% Feb
25
24% Jan
30
47% Aug 25
60% Dec
10
49
Sep 25
69 % Jan
10% Oct
27
14% Dec
16
13% Jan
2
19% Mar 25
12% Dec
9
11% Jan
15
15
Jun
8
Twin
45
Jun
8
11
35% Sep
25
7
5% Sep
15
9% Mar 20
5
11%
'36%
'8%
Corp_No par
7%
'40
1%
106%
113
106%
'112
44%
8
108
115
44
44 %
Truax-Traer Coal Co
series
|
'!
55
54%
55%
20,000
37%
38
38
39%
10,800
851/4
•
85%
85%
85%
5%
5%
5%
5%
2,900
33%
34%
34
35%
8,700
110
112%
11,200
3,900
A
111
'110
114
'108%
45
44"%
44%
113
44%
4,500
4,000
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
14%
14%
14%
14 %
14%
14%
600
11%
12
12
11%
11%
'11%
11%
12
12 »/8
2,600
37
37
37
37%
37'A
36%
36%
'36%
37%
50
8%
8%
'8%
9%
'8%
9%
100
7%
1,600
9%
'8%
7%
7%
41
'40
1%
9'A
7%
41
1%
1%
9%
'9%
9%
47%
46%
47%
'91%
Oil
108%
45
14%
'9%
*1%
108%
114
44%
7%
46%
20%
107
'110%
14%
14%
5
com—
com—No par
20th Century Fox Film
8% July 15
Dec
7%
92
'91%
2
20%
'1%
•r
92
2
'7%
'40
1%
9%
47
'91%
7%
7%
41
7%
'40
1%
9%
1%
19%
19%
19%
'19%
41
'1%
700
2%
9%
9%
9%
200
48%
'91%
92
1%
19%
'40
2%
48
48%
'7%
41
'1%
'9%
47%
48%
4,400
92
'91%
1%
1%.
92
1%
20
'19%
100
900
1%
200
20
10
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%.
20%
20%
20%
21%
No par
36%
37%
37%
37%
37%
37%
37%
37%
37%
37%
4,500
12
12%
12
12%
12
12%
12
12%
12
12%
3,600
25%
25%
25%
26%
26%
26%
13,300
13%
14
13%
13%
13%
13%
'18%
19 %
18%
18%
200
15%
15
15%
16,400
5
25%
1
No
18
12% Jan
44
common
15% Sep
38
106
>108
13%
16% Sep
31
341/4
'18%
42% Jun
22
33%
2
4
Jan
541/e
34%
5
15
7% Dec
54%
34%
Inc.
15
29
54
34%
Steel—No par
21'A Feb
15%
par
109%
1
common
(conv)
50
Tung-Sol Electric Co common
5%
54%
5%
14%
Bearing
(The)-
44% Feb
30
2,100
5%
No par
preferred
Conv
2,100
39%
5%
Co
Williams
Preferred
15%
39
5%
No par
21% Dec
30
100
15
39%
—15
16% Aug 25
20% Jan
14%
15%
39
5%
—
40% May 19
15
14%
15
100
Tri-Continental
$6
14%
15
5%
1
Associated
&
14%
38%
preferred—50
Transainerlca Corp
Trans World Airlines
Transue
*14%
50
39 %
85%
—No par
Transit
Roller
Edison
6,300
15
37%
1
preference
Timken
5%
39
85
preferred
Toledo
1,200
5%
15
38
50c
Thompson-Starrett Co
$3.50
82%
100'A
5%
4%
82%
100%
40
85 3A
common
(J R)
82%
IOO1/4
100
14%
85
34
32%
110
39%
53%
No par
Co
*14%
32%
81%
109
15
37%
100
preference
convertible
14%
*14%
31%
'108
39%
38%
No par
preferred-
Avenue
4%
54
Ry Co
Co
Thompson Products Inc
Jan
7
$2.50
JTliird
4%
85%
10
Fair
Thermoid
4%
4%
32%
37%
Thatcher Glass Mfg Co common
The
99%
84%
common
$2.40 conv
82%
99%
109
Trust—
Thompson
97% Jan
1% Sep
18% Oct
24% July
Inc
conv
'81%
10
Oil
61% Mar 26
12% Dec
49
$1.25
Pacific
53%
14%
31%
82%
1
14% Mar 12
88% Jan
July 28
Feb
3 %
Sep
July 28
4.
Mar 26
9 % Jan
Jun
31
6
20
12% Jan
1% Jan
*21% Jan
105
Ul.iliLies
39
5
32 %
100
No par
certificates
&
Sep
40
share
Sub
Texas
8% Oct
1
39% Oct 23
4%
25
Texas
14% Mar 10
15
17
*10% Jail
100
1
Producing Co
Sulphur
9
42
Jun
18
.
23
11% Aug 31
Feb
Oct.22
'81%
99%
Co
47% Mar 19
36
Jan
25
18
Sep
4
Jun
2
22
7% Sep
14
48
22'A Jun
82%
99%
(Jumes)
24
35% Dec
8
31%
'81%
No par
Corp
42% Feb
7
41
31%
No par
prd (conv)
Gould Corp
Inc
2
10% Oct
_7.50
com
cum
Instruments
Mar
108
15%
Texas
15% Feb
108%
107
39Vb
15
18% Feb
108
107
38%
5% Oct
18% Jan
1,600
2,900
'15%
6
17
16%
30
'108%
Gulf
14
16%
29%
15%
Gulf
31
17
29%
39
Texas
12% Oct
17
29%
108%
Texas
15% Nov
17
29%
Texas
138
100
16%
29%
15
1
15
2,600
38%
5
10
800
7%
16%
58
Sep
68%
580
14%
54% Apr
37 % Jan
'565
100
200
39'A
110% Jan
103
580
26,500
21%
31
Inc
2
19
7%
7%
'565
16%
24
14%
21
30
'68
68%
7%
7%
21%
39
Jan
135
68
68%
575
16
'23%
21%
230
15%
Sep
Jan
16%
24
10
115
30
*14
165
7 %
16
'23%
'21%
21%
114%
5,400
16%
*14%
6
68
575
114%
1,800
77"
29%
8
Oct
7
580
16%
23%
76%
2,700
8%
94
17
5
101
68%
7
>560
16
23%
'21
76
'113%
114%
'90
29
3
195 % Mar 28
'68%
7
76
94
16%
Telautograph Corp
14
.68%
575
76
8%
8%
~
39
84 'A
Dec
6%
8%
'90
38%
34
46'A Nov
68%
Tennessee
30% Sep
16%
8%
94
'14%
49% Sep
12
16
'90
25
31
46% Jan
16%
24
Talcott
5
'113%
113%
21%
15% Mar 25
Jan
113%
114%
'23%
16% Aug 13
3
47% Mar
18
75%
'21
5
14
75%
21%.
20
Sep
75
24
J an
33
75%
'23%
>560
8%
92
'21
8% Jan
14
8%
92
28%
100
29
Dec
16
8%
94
(The)—4.16%
preferred
$4.40
74
'113%
8%
223A
1.000
5
preferred
37
16
25
Co
&
$4
10c
common
Sweets Co of America
Swill
12.50
8%
'92
'30%
'18
19
50
Co
Texas
128
1
25
1950—20
Corp
Paper
60% Jan
116% July 14
Oct" 16~
100
ser
5% Oct
32%
1
common
Oil Corp common
20
10% Jan
115
Sun ray
-.
24
preferred-—No par
4'%%
20
Oct
30% Oct
14
Co
A
18%
31%
Sunshine Biscuits Inc..
122%
100
Oil
Class
A
23%
23%
31%
Sunshine Mining Co
Superior Oil of California
15
24
series
23%
1
No par
27
14
112% Nov
Corp
Corp
Chemical Corp
$4.50
Sun
No par
Q!)
13'A Sep
Jan
Sun
Webster
&
10% Jul!
25
8,200
14%
71% Apr
26
Aug
25%
12%
conv
7
100
25%
12%
preferred series A
Aug
26
92%
14%
Co
5%%
635
26%
'92
'18%
Fuller
4%%
26
15
93%
?6
27'A Jan
16
'91%
23% Mar 26
26 'A
16
92'A
18%
Stone
24
27% Oct
92%
92%
26
200
14%
9
30
50% Oct
92'A
'91
15
43%
12%
28% Jun
Oct
100'A Apr
'91%
100
Co Inc
&
10%
43%
14%
6
14
11
16
13
3,700
10%
43'A
12%
18% Oct
Sep
70% Dec
4% Mar 11
35%
1,800
14,700
10%
„
12%
1
22'A Apr
13% Jan
35%
Sunbeam
110
34% May 19
35%
Studebaker
15
May 1
5% Oct 23
35%
10%
14%
5
% Feb
81 % Jan
35%
9"%
10%
19%
2
119
102
400
35%
10
10%
14%
43% Feb
8
32 'A May
14%
35%
10%
12%
35% Jan
114'A Jan
2
14%
35%
9%
'43
10%
19%
10
69% Sep
102% Jan
14%
35%
&
21
92
19
'14%
35%
10%
5
Baer
21% Sep
29
1
14%
5
common
10%
Stokely-Van Camp Inc common—1
26% Jun
27
17
43%
14%
P)
14
94% Jan
Oct
43%
14%
Inc^
preferred
(J
20% Sep
101 % Jun
May
44%
'14%
Stix
3
8% Oct
'42%
14%
Stewart-Warner
4
490
9%
44
14%
2
Apr
79% Jan
100
'42%
2
31
'96
No par
1
Stores
17% Feb
21
,7,500
34%
100
9%
23% Feb
July
34%
34%
*96
11,800
9%
7
16 %
31,600
9%
15
15% Mar 11
'
,
99
11,400
71%
5
14
10% Jan
63
Stevens
*96
68%
70%
Corp
Oct
35% Dec
22
3%%
2
33%
99
67%
70%
51
10%
10% Sep
14
17
96
14
36% Jan
33%
*96
68
70
34%
50%
10%
Drug Inc
30% Aug
6
40% Dec 31
26 'A May 20
8% Nov
94% Jan
6
33%
99
67%
,
50%
10%
Bros
Sterling
32%
*96
Shares
50'A
(The) L S
Starrett Co
13% Sep
32% Jan
22
Feb
_100
the Week
Oct. 23
—1
Warner
3
2
common—10
Stand Ry equip Mfg Co
28
31
Ohio
of
13% Mar 26
Dec
18
Oil
preferred series A
14
91
21
3%%
Jersey
Sep
32'A Oct
%
Standard
New
Friday
Oct. 22
69%
85
Sales for
Thursday
...
50%
2
Jan
31% Feb
Oct. 21
81% Jan
11% Oct
Jan
SALE PRICES
Wednesday
15
67
23
HIGH
AND
Oct. 20
21
31
16% Nov
Tuesday
Oct. 19
65% Sep
25
8'/« May
Par
49'A Sep
22
*
Monday
.
Mar 15
Jan
3G%
^
July 23
47% Jan
94
STOCK
92
23
35% Oct
YORK
EXCHANGE
...
64 %
Oct 16
72
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Continued—Page 11
LOW
1
series of 1952—-
50
25%
14%
19
15%
110
.
25%
14
'18%
15
109%
25%
14
19%
'18%
15'A
14%
15
109%
110
110
16%
16%
16%
45%
43
43
18%
18%
18%
18%,
52
52
16%
'43
'51
52
16%
'42%
18
'51
19%
15
16,800
4,100
109%
16%
110
45
'42%
45
'42%
45
100
18
'18
18'A
'18
18%
500
51%
'51
51%
'51
51%
50
16%
110
16%
16%
970
110
1,500
16%
1
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
16
16%
17%
42,200
City Rap Transit com—No par
'12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
900
50
'36%
37%
'36%
37%
37
37%
37%
37%
37%
37%
700
1
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
700
5%>
Twin
conv
new—
prior preferred—
Coach
Co
u
Oct
18
15% Feb
2
10% Sep
14
14% Feb
2
47% Oct
30
56% Feb
4
33 % Oct
16
55% Jan
15
11% Jun
3
6
8% Oct
2
13% Jan
8
Union
Asbestos
2
38% Sep
15
49% Mar 20
Union
Bag & Paper Corp.—
30
61 % Jun
16
72% Feb
2
Union
Carbide
15
19% Jun
16
9
Union
Elec Co of Mo common
30
98
12
43% Jun
26
34% Aug
50
Jan
57
Feb
27
72 % Dec
23
Dec
30
24% Dec
Jan
93
2
111
May
104
9
98
83% Jan
25
Jan
15
94
35% Oct
16
Apr
July 31
91% Jun
5
Apr 21
104
45% July
9
121 % Mar 31
24 % Mar
Udyllte Corp
Underwood
88
78% Jun
3
87% Jan
8
Preferred
$3.50
series
*83
84
*83
84
*83%
84
6
Preferred $4
No par
*98%
100%
98%
98%
98%
98%
25
40%
40%
40%
40%
40%
40%
104%
104%
104%
105%
90
Jun
37 % Jun
100
18
10
100
Jan
44% Aug 13
115% Jan
5
Union
15
United
33% Jan
2
21% Sep
15
88
Sep
15
Sep
15
33% Sep
21
100
July 21
6
32% Mar 25
104% Jan
37% Feb
107
Jan
30
4
21
17
17% Feb
57% Oct 17
26% Nov 12
70 % Mar 19
48% Sep
15
61% Jan
5
33% Feb
11
25% Sep
23
31% Feb
11
4% Apr
25
3% Apr
22
6
Feb
7
4% Jan
2
5% Nov
19
Oct
21
69% July 9
5% Mar 21
10%
74
Feb
11
Feb
8
15% Dec 22
21% Jan
15
14% Oct 22
18
47
May
7
13% Jun
67
16
Jan
2
4% Jun
23
5% Feb
24
49
16% Mar 20
4% Feb
86
10
Sep 30
72% Mar 13
14
1% Sep
21
Sep
14
65
7
95% Sep
15
101
31% Dec
31
1
Aug 27
167
179
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May
Jan
8
16
Jan
9
61
Mar 19
For
22
13% Mar
Sep
14
103% Oct
13
120
9
175
Jan
31% Jan
Jan
159
Jun
2
17
Oct
19
35% Jan
23
8
57% Oct
23
68
Feb
6
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Sep
nacre
9
*?*>
Marl6
19,200
105%
2,100
105%
46%
47'A
40%
40%
40%
1,200
5
41%
42%
41%
42%
41%
42'A
41"%
42%
42
42%
13,400
104%
104%
105%
*104
10
23%
Corp—10
Carbon Co
No par
United-Carr Fastener
No par-/
United Cig-Wlielan Stores com—30c!
$3.50 convertible
preferred
100
Corp (Del)
1
United Dye & Chemical Corp com_l
United
93
*14
24
93
35%
104
14%
*104
23%
93
'35%
104
*14
106
*104%
24
23%
93
93
106
23%
93%
35%
35%
36
*102%
105%
*104
14%
14
14
52%
52%
52%
53%
54
28%
28%
29
28%
28%
4
9%
4%
82
,,5
9%
4
82%
5
'91%
36
51%
5
23%
104
*28%
81%
105
4
4
4
82%
82
82
5%
5
9%
5%
Co
55
55
29
29
4
*4
'81%
5
5%
9
9%
*8%
58
58%
*57%
58%
12%
12%
12%
12%
5
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
47%
47%
47%
46%
26%
34%
12
1%
51%
47%
26%
34%
12%
1%
51%
96%
47%
26%
27
26%
27
26%
26"%
34%
34%
35
34%
34%
1
12
47'A
12
12%
1%
1%
1%
No par
No par
50%
51%
51%
52
1%
51%
51%
97
97
96%
96%
23%
24
'23%
preferred
US Hoffman Machinery com
4%% preferred
*97
12%
*98
12%
12%
(The) _1
1%
1%
96%
No par
23%
23%
20
105%
105%
105
105%
105
105
105
173%
'170
173%
'172
175
'172
100
'170
5
17
17%
17
17%
100
60
61
59%
59%
17%
*58
24
18
59%
'23%
18
*58
4
4%
82
12%
47%
1,000
300
20
1,200
3,800
500
14%
59
34%
93%
36%
106
29
12%
10
7,500
55
*58%
13%
14%
300
23%
14%
13
No par
Corp
'36
*104
1,200
105
54
'28%
59
9%
93%
93
36%
106
12%
'58
23%
23%
5
100
Cos
United Park City Mines Cp
U S & Foreign Securities
$4.50 1st preferred
US Freight Co
US Gypsum Co common
1%
42%
47%
104
United
66
41%
105%
'35%
3
27 % Dec
42%
41
40%
No par
Gas Improvement Co
Merch & Mfrs Inc
20
80
105%
No par
Gas
5
99%
*46%
series of 1952-100
United
Mar 26
*98%
100
United
5
99%
47%
common
10
2% May 12
10
*98 %
41%
14
11% Sep
.
;
105%
37% Feb
46
50
84
84
46%
58% Jan
1
350
84
*83%
*40%
$4.50 preferred
United Board & Carton
United Fruit
4,000
90
47
28
Mar 27
22%
105%
*88
42
44
30
22%
*104%
88
47
23% July 22
30% Jun 17
Sep
22%
104%
41%
United Biscuit of America
United
88
47
United Engineering & Foundry
2
119
Preferred 4%%
22
104'A
43
preferred
Inc
22
104%
46%
2
Apr
102% Aug
2
Lines
22
103%
42%
16% Feb
15% Jan
May
Air
22'A
103%
50
Aircraft Corp common
convertible
104
22 %
103%
1,400
8%
No par
12% Aug 31
73
19
50
common
Co
7% preferred
United Electric Coal
19
101% Feb 20
Car
8
30
11
Tank
17% Jan
64% Jan
96% Jan
Pacilic RR Co
noncumulative preferred
2
29% Aug
34 3A Sep
Jan" ~9
5%
United
California
15
2
12% Oct 24
18
4%
of
Jan
30
54%
24
29
Union
Oil
series-
10% Sep
53% Oct
6
Feb
5% Jan
24% Jan
30% July 26
10
*87
29
3% Feb
22,100
88
42% Oct
50
2,900
69%
*86%
106% Jan
11
43%
69%
22%
3
*13
'
43%
69%
88
24
Nov
44%
68%
103%
31% Apr
16
43%
68%
22%
102% Jun
18
44
68%
103%
30
Sep
43%
68%
*86%
Jan
37% July 25
43%
68%
No par
No par
Union
104% Dec
43
68%
No par
46% Mar 26
1107
43%
68%
series
50'A Jan
l
42%
_
series
17
8
__20
No par
Carbon
&
$3.70
23
21
3,700
$4.50
Sep
30 % Jan
1,600
34
8%
Preferred
39
91% May
12'A
33%
8%
Preferred
44% Jun
101% Jan
11%
34%
*8%
6
12
31
1
11%
33%
83A
2
25
24% May
11%
33%
8%
Jan
50 % Nov
38 % Dec
11%
33%
8%
Jan
42% Aug
107
*11%
33%
8%
97
1
1
11%
33%
110
4
3
*11%
8%
4
2
May
11%
33%
8%
Co
15
Jan
28
11%
33%
5
—
Rubber
Jun
45% Jan
101 % Jan
1
No par
«&
82 % Jun
37% May
100
(The).
Corp
9
24
105'A
175
,
14%
*81%
7,300
82%
5
8%
'57%
12%
12%
5%
8%
58%
13
*172
18
18
57%
70
3,000
4,200
12%
46%
46%
26%
26%
*34%
34%
12%
12%
I1/*
1%
51%
52%
'96
97%
23%
23%
105% 107
59%
100
9,900
1,400
175
18
58
14'™°
1
16,500
2,100
8,200
6,200
4,700
210
500
6,200
—
2.500
270
21
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k
22
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
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V
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Continued—Paga 12
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
3
x7% Dec
9
35% Oct
23
14% Oct
23% July II
7% Oct
8% Nov 24
39% Dec
«
Jan
34
19
67
16
34% Mar 21
x81 % Jun
17
90 % Dec
31
22 '/a Oct
16
2
Oct
30
53
Jan
3
23
21
23
97% Apr
31% Jan
23 % Aug
31
127% Sep
18
37
Mar 29
U
85% Jan
77% Oct
6
146% Feb
87 Va
37 % Oct
61
32% Feb
J1
30%
136 'A Jan
64
23
72% Oct
31
U
Mar
23
Oct
22
Mar 28
90
102% Jan
14
58% Apr
4
Sep
26% Oct
56
Sep
U
40% Mar 17
Oct
U
55% Sep
66% Feb
33 Va Sep
44 % Jan
i
18
15
Aug 31
U
Co
Co
*60
22%
*72%
<-77%
5
common
27'A-
..100
com—50
preferred—_____—
50
1st preferred
noncum
Smelting
S
7%
a
31
Rubber
*7%
35%
.
_
Pipe
S
8%
2
67% Jan
68 % May 29
42% Dec
10
-20
S Playing Card Co.—
10
S Plywood Corp common
1
3%%
preferred series A.—..100
3%%
preferred series B__—100
S
U
144% Mar 11
6
18%
Steel
S
Ref
Corp
100
preferred
7%.
*77%
27%
39%
58
37%
140
140
Jan
24
144 Va Jan
28
20
23
Feb
13
17% Sep
14
21% Feb
26
U
No par
18%
19
36% July 25
41
May 18
35% Jun
29
39 % Jan
29
*38%
33
10
6% Jan
2
8 >/8 May 25
15
9% Mar 19
preferred—25
United Stockyards Corp—L
—1
United Stores $4.20 noncu 2d pfd-5
$6 convertible preferred—No par
United Wall Paper Inc common—2
\';Io convertible preferred.
50
144
138 % May 16
19 % Oct
5% Jan
7% Apr
7
135
8% Dec
24
10% Jan
11
7% Sep
x87 'A Oct
22
94
Jun
27
75% Sep
28
90
Marl8
4 '/a Jan
19
1 % Sep
16
4s
Mar 19
2% Apr 23
24% July 25
27
Jan
16 % Sep
18
29 % Mar 12
:3
2
3% Jan
2
1% Sep
26 % Dec
8
22% Jan
14
23
26% Jan
7
24'% Feb
1 %
Sep
May
2
156
Jan
Apr
24
57
34
Jau
10
Dec
23% Apr
Apr
116
Apr
167
Fen
Sep
Feb
3
14
2
July 28
Jan
7
68 Va
28% Jun
10
A3
62%'
63
31%
31%
preferred—
.——100
Power & Light Cp_—_No par
4%%
May 20
Utah
34% Mar 25
America__No par
Corp of
15
45'A Mar 25
Vanadium
15
17% Mar 23
Van
14
32% Mar 20
23
6% Oct
14
23 % Apr
6
10
Vertientes-Camaguey Sugar Co—6%
Vick Chemical CO—
2.50
Vicks Shreve & Pacific Ry com—100
25 % Dec
129
Dec
9
11
125
10% Jau
127
Oct
31
125% Jun
127
3
32
Jan
2
24% Apr
29
88
18'/a Oct
24
29% Jan
19
16% Oct
Nov
6
137 % Jan
19
21% Jan
2
27 'A Dec
31
Apr
23
93'A Apr
116% Nov
b
12
103'A May
15
Mar 19
92
Sep
15
130 >A Jan
8
61e
23
27% Jan
5
Virginia
5
114 Va Jan
J
106
Jun
2
92
July 20
100
Jan
15
Jun
3
loo
Jau
4
25% Sep
15
35% Feb
2
13
25'A Oct
13
30
Feb
19
22
33 %
Apr
24
37% Jan
14
31
Jun
44% Jan
11
36 % Mar
Jan
18
14% Sep
15
18
May 22
49% Oct
5
8
18
28% Mar
a
31% Oot
fl
27
Jun
22
20
17
68 % Deo
29
59
Sep
14
12% Aug
6
!—10o
—100
dividend preferred
preferred—
Virginia Ry Co common- L,;
6%
preferred
Visking Corp (The)
4
70'A Mar
Jan
com—10
100
Co
Power
&
preferred
dividend
$4.20
20
Mar
16% Apr
Elec
$4.04
23
—100
partic preferred
div
$5
8
92
100
1
Chemical com—No par
Va-Carolina
22% Jun
20
Works common—5
preferred
8
*27 % Jan
103% Dec
noncumulative preferred—100
3%',;.
25 % Jan
98 % Jan
Inc—
Victor Chemical
21
Mar 20
8
112
Co
Raalte
5%
13
28% Oct
July 17
Co——i——2.50
Norman
Van
0
28 'A Oct
128
May 29
1
35 %
15%
30'A Sep
3
Mar
159%
15%
12 % Sep
9
95
*157%
1
Inc com
Co
27% Sep
87% Sep
110% Jan
100
Pictures
Universal
4
24% Oct
119
26%
.—25
—25.
5
15
r/o
2
Wabash
34
14
28'A
6%
27%
*126
*126
26%
159
34%
6%
__
27%
27%
*91
92%
17%
17%
116% 116%
25%
25%
113
113
*96
99
*97
100
28'A 28'A
25%
25%
48% 4g
15%
15'A
36%
1,200
61%
61%
61%
61%
300
7,500
136%
18%
39
7
7%
*18%
18%
*38%
3
82
1%
19%
22%
22%
22
72%
*71
72 V2
78'A
*77%
78%
77%
77%
27%
27%
28'A
27%
27%
6%
6%
6%
28
*126
*126
28
28
128
27%
93
27%
*91
17%
37'A
116% 116 A
25% 25%
*112% 113'A
*96
99
27'A
26
49"A
49%
15%
*26%
27
*26%
preferred
100
——No par
10
6OV2
12'A
23
48%
5%
61
*60%
*12%
23
61%
12%
23%
48%
6
48%
100
37%
47,700
141%
3.700
18%
18%
2,100
39
,
37%
39%
*6%
7%
7%
80'A
*80%
1%
20
500
200
7
7%
1,900
40
81
1%
6,000
1%
CO
19%
1%
1%
1%
*1%
29'A
29'A
*29%
29'A
26%
*26%
26%
26%
26'A
800
2
300
800
162
*63
32
*34%
*159
162
10
16
16
3,200
63
63
120
32%
15%
16
64
T59
161
32%
32%
4,400
34%
2,400
900
*13%
13%
28'A
*27'A
28'A
300
6%
28
128
6%
6%
9.200
28
28
*126
128
2,000
*126
27%
28%
*91'A
17%
115%
27%
1,800
93
18%
5,300
116
1,200
25%
25%
6,600
113'A
113'A
50
*
96 %
99
100
*98
100
28
28%
25% 25%
49
49%
15% 15%
28'A
25%
8,100
141'A
x80 %
*97
100
37%
7%
*91
93
17>A 17%
116V4 116%
25% 25%
*112% 113%
*96
99
17%
910
57
6%
1%
23,700
40 3/8
57
6%
*18%
10
260
<
137
39 %
141
141
34%
13%
13%
*27%
136%
58
29%
34>A
34%
13%
137
40%
39
*57
64
32
28'A
80,800
22%
*71%
64
31%
34%
13%
15%
22%
72%
15%
-20
preferred
*36%
15%
28%
*97
600
36%
64
31%
31%
28
*126
*126
28
128
7%
3£%
15%
15%
*63
14
28'A
7%
36%
61'A
*18%
1%
*29%
26%
*158%
15%
27
10
Detinning Co common.
Vulcan
.
159
7%
36%
61'A
22%
72%
78%
7%
1%
2%
25%
14%
7%
7%
81%
29%
15% Jan
12
23
,20
*1%
16
17
1%
15%
7%
*6%
7
7%
81%
1%
19V2
*29
26%
Jan
45'/a AUK 1«
31
*18
1%
81%
18%
39
1%
preferred——
17% May 20
61
*80%
1%
18%
*38%
*6%
7%
*80%
,1%
*18%
14%
18%
*38%
136%
40%
*57
58
37%
37%
140
140%
39
29%
17
155
7
77A
7%
_1
Corp—
17% Jan
6
30
116
29
6
65
8
13% Nov
Sep
16
33% DM
18
27% Oct
27
Aug
169
May 23
28% Apr
9
*6%
Shares
.
136% 137
39
39%
*57
58
36%
37%
140% 140%
<
136
29%
American
Universal
19
,14% Dec
14
11
29% Oct
common
noncumulative
Oct. 23
Oct. 22
27%
.
27%
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp
1
Universal Leaf Tobacco com.No par
3'/a May 13
15
21% May 27
Co
Tobacco
S
7%
the Week
Friday
Thursday
15'/»
14%
36%
61%
23
74%.
78%
22%
*72%
27%
135%
*57
36%
*7%
36'A
"60
Sales for
PRICES
Oct. 21
18%
7%
18%
78%
39'A
No par
common
8
36'A
61%
23
74%.
135%
Min
&
18%
SALE
Wednesday
Oct. 20
Oct. 19
—1
HIGH
AND
Tuesday
Monday
Par
common.
preferred
& Foundry
4%%
26
Jan
8
22
Co
Lines
S
U
22
22 % Jan
21
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1952
18"/# Jan
LOW
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Monday, October 26, 1953
'
28
28
1,600
25%
26
11,200
49
49
1,700
*15%
61%
12%
23%
400
15%
27
*26%
27
*26%
61'A
*12%
23 V8
48%
61'A
12%
23%
*60%
*12'A
23%
48%
6
6
w
05
Apr
12'A Jan
12
Nov
24
29% Jan
22'A Oct
6
42'A Apr
29
51 lA Jan
11 % Jan
27
2/
8
50% Aug
4
Walker
Feb
27
4 3'A Jun
16
22
10% Jan
5 % Sep
15
9
11
21% Dec
18% Jan
2
25
Jan
12
104% Dec
Sep
15
105
Feb
4
11 % Sep
15
17'/a Apr
16
98
Co
Walgreen
Dec
98
4'A%
Waldorf System—
13% Mar 10
29 'A J»n
17'A Jan
8
RR
—
G
(Hiram)
W—No par
&
Walworth Co.
._—2.50
._—
-1
Ward Baking Co common
May 12
——100
preferred
51/2','c
Warner
Inc.
Pictures
Bros
—
-~5.
Incr———1
Warner-Hudnut
15
Oct
22
20% Jan
30
14% Apr
24
17% Oct 20
25
Jim
3
35 'A Jan
30
23% Sep
21
33 % Mar 19
Warren
Foundry
28% Sep
14
37% May 14
Warren
Petroleum
31
Washington Gas Light Co—_No par
27'A May 15
37
Dec
30
25% Jan
4
31% Sep
3
29
24 % Oct
23
Jun
9
Jan
5
Dec
31
24
Sep
14
30
1
18% Jan
21
13
Sep
14
17% Apr
19% Feb
19
24 'A Dec
3
19% Oct
20
11% Nov
17
14% July 31
13'A Feb
Wash
24% Mar 23
16
May
28
8
Sep
14
10
Mar 16
21% Sep
1
28 % Feb
2
Wesson
7
73% Oct
1
84% Feb
3
$4
Oct,
1(J
41% Jan
9
18 % Sep
15
29% Jan
5
West
Indies
28 'A Dec
30
17% Sep
29
28% Jan
K
West
Kentucky
37% Dec
3
32
37% Feb
4
West
Penn
8
28
21% May
29'A Jan
2
2
Jun
9
-
*8%
Oil
&
Corp__________1
Co__„
4
Sugar
Coal
Electric
—No par
Co
110'A Sep
5
98% Jun
17
107% Jan
96% Jan
2
103% Apr
ia
88% Jun
18
102
Jan
15
98
Jan
9
102
Feb
7
89% Jun
9
99 % Jan
15
12
Sep
17
16% Jan
29
13% May 15
16% Ja-n
15
Power 4%%
pfd—100
preferred series B
___100
preferred series C_
100
West Virginia Coal & Coke——
5
72
Jun
6
69
Jun
19
86
i/Aug 24
West Va Pulo & Paper corn—No par
106'A Jan
8
104
Sep
29
109
106'A Mar 18
84
Aug
1
109 Va July IS
West
Jan
*97%
*95
4%%
5
12% Jan
Penn
4.20A
4.10%
preferred—
15
15% Jan
7
8% Sep
15
8
Western
56% Dec
15
43% Sep
15
57% Mar 11
Western
Auto
22
26% Dec
23
20
Sep
14
32'A Mar 25
Western Maryland Ry
34% Oct
21
47
Dec
19
45
Jan
2
46 % Feb
20
64% Dec
12
46% Sep
14
Oct
7
45.% Feb
11
27% Nov
21
48% Dec
31
Nov
3
16% Jun
89
Mar
37
Oct
98
4
16
24% May 14
35 % Feb
20
95% Jan
2
Mar
32
Oct
80
12~7~
2o
127
101
63'A Mar 23
4%
67% Mar lfl
90
Western
May 14
38% Feb 18
99 'A Sep
22 % Sep
14
29% May 18
39% Sep
15
91 % Jun
1
48% Aug
50
•
12
10
22
May
4
Jan
14
127
Mar
4
30 % Sep
Mar 20
15
126
com—No par
RR
series
100
A
10
10
12'A
Westinghouse Air Brake
Westinghouse Electric com
3.80%
preferred
series
100
B
Elec Inst corp
12.5o
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry__—
100
Wheeling Steel Corp com
_No par
Weston
30
41 'A Jan
30
Oel
6
89 % Jan
22
Oct
14
86% Mar 24
28 »A Oct
17
34% Jail
7
25 % Sep
14
30
25
23
29% Jan
2
23
Sep
15
28% Mar
4
14% Jan
28
6
Oct
14
12% Jan
9
32
Apr 7t
25
Oct
15
32% Apr
13
2
27% Aug 29
18% Sep
11
30% May 27
Wilcox
4
13 Va Dec
12% Jan
17
11% Feb
17
16% Oct
Willys-Overland Motors Inc
22
7% Sep
21
11% Mar 26
Oct
10 % Aug
29% Jun
17% Jan
8% Mar
8% Oct-22
68% Nov
14
12% Aug 18
15% Apr
2
21% May
128% Jan
7
15
80
13
63 'A Oct
5
14% Jan
is
8% Oct
13
25'A Dec
17
24 'A Jan
6
28'A Nov
25
40% Mar 17
75% Feb
138
Nov
24 'A Jun
26
Jan
Oct
16
64
Jan
28
42 % Apr
17
45% Dec
9
26 % Feb
20
32% Nov
19
51
18'A May
135
10
Sep
14
9% Oct
23
13% Fab
1
86
7'A Sep
77
8
40% Jan
s
13% Jan
8
21% Oct
3
39% Jan
2
51 % Dec
8
47
Jun
9
Sep
14
39% Apr
16% Sep
15
23'A Apr
31
27% Oct
16
34
Jan
7
22% Sep
14
39% Oct
23
50% Jan
2
34
Sep
15
15
17% Jan
11% Sep
53% Mar
14
23
B,<*
dividend,
and
y
8% Jan
asked prices;
Ex-rights.
63% Jun
no
'
10
3% Sep
29
Oct
14
sale
on
22
11 y* Mar 17.
1;
x32% Jun
Mar 19
130'A Mar 16
thle day.
Wyandotte
conv
Yale & Towne Mfg Co
1
York
25
Corp common
4%% convertible preferred
_
13
5
16% Jan
2
6
Zenith
Radio
13
Zonite
Products
1
9
*131% 133%
or
30'A
27%
27%
*131% 133%
22%
16%
8%
*64
29%
29%
29'A
28%
35'A
19'A
18%
*48'A
43%
23%
46%
49%
98%
19%
*97
19'A
*123
33%
81%
*26%
33%
81
26%
1,500
10
3,500
4,600
200
4,600
700
5,100
14%
14%
1,700
20%
.8%
20%
2,200
2,500
*10%
22
9
10%
22%
77,%
—
3,300
240
77%
18%
18%
18'A
183/8
35%
35%
*104
104%
,
3,000
1,800
3,900
160
60
___
9,600
1,500
110
9%
52
50
95%
43%
52
49%
95%
43%
47%
25'A
52 .
95%
3,500
500
43%
6,000
23%
47%
23%
48%
6,900
41,500
23%
47%
98'A
19%
.
33%'
*98
19'A
*123
4,000
6,600
10,300
1,800
50%
100
1.600
99
19'A
—
81'A
27%
33%
80%
*26%
34
81
27%
27'A
6%
27
26%
6%
26'A
27'A
6.800
6%
26'A
5,300
100
22%
23
26%
6%
*26'A
23
22%
23
16%
.16'A
8%
64%
9'4
29%
16%
64%
9'A
30'A
27%
27%
87A
*131% 134
2,800
65
9'A
30'A
16,100
11,400
600
800
1.100
27%
27%
3,900
9
*131% 134
18%
18
42%
41%
43%
43%
43%
29'A
29%
29%
77%
41%
43%
29
*76
*105'A 109
75% 77
*7'A
7%
16%
5,700
390
300
16'A
8%
65
*9%
*29%
18
41%
76%
76%
*105% 109
*75
75%
7%
7%
2.800
4,900
9%
6%
64%
48%
5%
6
23% .23%
*100% 101
11%
11%
17%
17%
*26
27
33% 33%
30% 30%
26%
26%
46%
24%
27
8%
1.400
9%
46%
25%
263/4
27%
43%
48'A
44%
23%
46%
27%
*41'A
35%
95%
*131% 133%
17%
18%
43%
18%
50
96
29%
43%
48%
9%
46%
24%
51%
29%
18
42%
77
77
*106
109'
*74%
75%
7%
7%
*105'A 106
9%
46%
24%
51%
400
500
-
100
100
*96% 99
14
14%
84%
85%
106
106
84
84
9
9
26%
14%
20
9
10%
22%
77%
61%
12'A
23 %
48%
18%
41%
44
3,600
29y4
777A
6,000
77'A
*105'A 109
76'A 76'A
*7'A
7%
800
8,000
140
•;
300
300
35
1,500
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
4,400
49
48'A
48'A
*47%
48%
*47%
48%
24%
35'A
35%
35%
35%
35%
34%
200
500
24%
24
24
23%
23%
24%
24%
*24'A
No par
38%
39%
39'A
39%
38%
39%
39
39%
38%
39
12
12'A
12
12%
12
12%
12
12%
12
12'A
2,700
No par
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
In'receivership,
*29%
1
72
72
71%
72%
*71
72
71 %
71%
70%
70 »A
2,000
*3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
Young (LA) Spring & Wire.No par
Corp
Corp
35%
6%
27
21%
16%
8%
64%
9
50
_
26%
18
*41»A
43%
78
*106
109
*74%
75%
7%
7%
14%
—
33'A
80%
26%
26%
6'A
*26'A
-26%
33%
30%
*60%
12%
23
No par
Youngstown Steel Door
Jan
5
Worsted Co__.
47% Jan
5% Apr
100
No par
(Del)
*123
—
9
65%
30
277A
series
pfd 4% %
34% Jan
84
16%
8%
64%
9
Prior
1
0
21'A
common
19'A
80%
27%
16%
27'A
43%
23%
46%
*97%
19%
33%
Prior preferred 4%%
Corp
Wrigley (Wm) Jr
19
*123
33%
29'A
*76'A
;
Co
44%
237A
46%
98%
80%
*26%
26%
6'A
*26
No par
series
100
Corp
Co
(F W)
Worthington
44%
23%
45%
*96%
50
33%
42
35% Mar 17
Sep
19%
—
43%
15
75
96
42
Sep
*93%
9%
'11%
17%
77%
18% 18%
18'A
18%
35% 35%
*104
104%
*°8
100
*96
99
14
14'A
77%
84%
84%
106
106
51
94
96
93
21'A
10
com
Service
*10%
22'A
50
93
44%
24
46%
9
10%
22%
50%
44%
23%
45%
29%
8%
9%
*46%
23%
51'A
16%
8%
*64%
_1
8%'
46%
24
51
51
33'A
80'A
"26%
8%
14%
*104% 106
49%
10
26
85
*20%
100
Public
Iron
84%
26%
14%
20
18%
18%
18'A
18'A
35%
35%
104
104%
*98
100
*96
99
14%
48
51
"92%
10
Woodward
14%
*25%
33%
30'A
26%
*10%
22%
77%
10%
22%
77%
18%
18%
18%
18'A
35%
35%
103% 103%
.99% 99%
*96
99
26%
No par
lo
.
Grocery Co
Elec Power Co
WoolwOrth
22%
77%
.
8%.
*10
23%
17%
2
71'A May 1.
99%
98
14
84%
106
17%
30
101
14%
20
10
Jan
S
14%
20
1
preferred
Jan
14
88% Nov 18
6#
Wisconsin
48
19
8
4
53
Nov
17
2
21
75 % Jan
Jan
5
14%
20
6%
*25%
_No par
common
Co_
Lovett
14
8
4y4Nov
Jan
Inc
preferred
&
Sep
36
22
68
$4.25
26%
19%
8%
1
common
Co—
Co
Wilson-Jones
42% Sep
20
34
&
Wisconsin
10
70'A Dec
Oct
IB
Oil
Wilson
26%
14%
1
Co——
20
S)
(The S
preference
29% Oct
17
24
76 % Jan
83% Feb
Motor
White Sewing Machine
Winn
Apr
97 % Feb
118
White
8
15
26%
14%
20%
8%
33
__5
4
Prior
30%
20
Mfg
33%
30%
30%
80'A
27'A
26%
6%
26%
preference—No par
prior
Dental
30% May 22
16% Jun
126
conv
White
74% Mar 10
13'A Jan
$5
8
33%
30%
26"%
17%
9'A
46
19'A
*123
11%
17%
26
26'A
33%
30%
48%
6
6%
23% 23%
*100% 101
11%
17%
26
17%
24
9%
45%
23'A
100
100
Western Union Telegraph
13
Mar 18
99% Jan
Pacific
Co
common
preferred
2nd
noncum
Preferred
2
Supply
11%
17%
*25%
9%
46%
1
10
Air Lines Inc..
30
Oct
9% Oct
*104%
100
46% Apr
18
13%
84%
„
4g
*23% 23%
*100% 101
25%
33%
10%
22%
22%
'76%
77
18%
18%
18%
18%
35%
35%
103% 103%
preferred—No par
convertible
6%
23%
23'A
*100'A 101
11%
11%
-17%
*10
5
15
5
84
May
-
20
com-2.50
Sep
32% Jan
28
3
i
Snowdrift
19
30
9'A May
*14%
-5
-1
Webster Investment Co—
12% Mar 27
11'A Jan
Oct
80% Feb
26
-5
Motor Co.
Knitting Mills
Wayne Pump Co.
—
Wayne
26
17
No par
3
487/a
6%
23%
23%
100'A 100'A
11%
11%
*24%
33%
30%
26%
No par
Pipe
Corp
Power—
Water
Waukesha
9
&
12%23%
.1
1
*24
3%
3%
petition has been filed for the company's
reorganization,
a
3%
Deferred
3%
delivery.:
r
Cash
sales.; wd When
distributed.
15,400
1,400
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Volume 178
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(1587)
Bond Record
New York Stock
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FRIDAY
The
italic letters
in
the
headed
column
WEEKLY
■
"Interest Period"
indicate In each
Figures after decimal point represent
Range for Previous
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
99.24
—
—
—--
—
__
__
__
—
__
__
Low
96.9
96.14 Oct
14
Oct
14
14
96.19 Jan
9
94.8
96.20 Mar 18
96.25 Dec
9
__
96.21 Dec
9
96.21 Dec
9
96.15 Dec
9
96.27 Nov
10
96.22 Dec
95.8
Dec
24
96.20 Nov
Nov
18
100.4
29
97.19 Oct
27
102.18 Jan
29
97.19 Oct
27
♦103.6
103.12
*103.18
103.24
*103.24
103.30
*103.28
104.2
102 3
*102.2
102.5
*102.5
102.8
*102.8
102.11
*102.9
102.12
103 24
*103.20
103.28
♦103.24
104
*103.24
104
*103.24
104
1958-1963
105 8
*105
105.8
*105.4
106*12
105.16
*105.12
105.20
*106.4
*106.6
106.14
*106.8
106.16
*106.8
106.16
*106.16
106.24
*100.14
100 20
*100.18
100.24
*100.20
*100.22
100.28
1958
100.26
*100.22
100.28
*100 16
100 22
♦100.18
100.24
*100.20
1962-1967
i
100.26
*100.24
100-30
*100.24
100.30
*97 10
97 16
97.14
*97.16
97.22
*97.24
97.30
*97.28
*96T6
Dec 15
--
A
Mar 18
100.3
15
—
96.22
*96.22
96.28
*96.28
*97
97.6
*96.6
96.12
*96.14
96.20
*96.20
96.26
*96.24
96.30
*96.6
Dec 1964-1969
*96.16
96 14
96 12
♦96.4
96.10
*96.12
96.18
*96.18
96.24
*96.22
96.28
96
*96.2
96.8
*96.6
.97.2
95 28
*95.22
95.28
*95.26
*95.10
95.16
*95.14
95.20
*95.20
95.26
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95.20
95.20
*95.2
95.8
*95.10
95.16
*95.16
95.22
*95.20
95.26
*94.28
95.2
*95.6
95.12
*95.10
95.16
*95.16
95.22
,Sept 1967-1972
*94.28
95 2
Dec 1967-1972
*94 30
95 4
*94.30
95.4
1957-1959
*99 26
100
*99.30
100.4
*99*28
100 2
*99.28
100.2
June 15
1958
*95.6
95.12
*100
*95.10
95.16
96.12
*95.16
6,000
95.22
100.6
*100.6
100.12
*100.6
100.12
100.4
*99.30
*100
100.6
*100.2
100.8
1954-1955
*100 8
100 10
*100.10
100.12
*100.10
100.12
*100.11
100.13
*100.11
100.13
1954-1956
*100.21
100 24
♦100.22
100.25
*100.23
100.26
*100.23
100.26
*100.23
100.26
1956-1959
*99.2
99 8
*99.6
99.12
*99.8
Treasury 2%s
99.14
*99.16
99.22
June 1959-1962
99.14
99.14
*97 8
97 14
♦97.10
97.16
*97.16
Treasury 2 V4s
23
97.22
*97*6
*97.24
97.30
*97.24
Dec 1959-1962
97.30
97 12
*97.10
97.16
*97.16
97.22
*97.24
97.30
*97.24
97.30
!
Treasury 2 %s
Treasury 2s
June
Treasury 2s
1954
*100.7
100 9
*100.8
100.10
*100.9
100.11
*100.9
Dec
1954
*100 4
100 6
*100.6
100.8
*100.6
100.8
*100.6
Treasury 2s
__
__
98.2
96.22
-*96.8
95 16
__
—
*105.8
*9s!4
__
__
99.18 Oct
*97.8
105.12
*95 10
—2
__
__
—
1963-1968
—June 1964-1969
__
—
*105
1960-1965
1956-1958
23/4s
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2 %s
Treasury 2 y4s
99.14 Oct
__
———
Bonds ($)
*95122
__
23
the week
High
1966-1971
__
__
99.14 Oct
Bales ft
Oct. 23
Low
High
June 1967-1972
__
__
__
Friday
Oct. 22
103 10
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2%s
__
102.18 Jan
Thursday
Low
High
Treasury 2%s
23
__
__
Low
Treasury 2,/2s
Treasury 2%s
95.20 Oct
__
__
High
1965-1970
__
18
Nov
PRICES
*103.16
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2 %s
19
100.4
Mar 25
94.8
23
Low
SALE
Oct. 21
*102
Treasury 2%s
10
95.20 Oct
HIGH
Wednesday
*103 4
Treasury 2 %s
Treasury 2V2s
__
18
96.22 Dec
Mar 25
mature.
1955-1960
2%s
__
__
AND
Oct. 20
High
bonds
1978-1983
Treasury
__
__
the
Tuesday
Oct. ID
Treasury 2%s
96.14 Oct
when
point
a
1956-1959
Treasury
__
__
month
of
Monday
STOCK
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__
__
__
the
case
32nds
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__
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__
more
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Treasury 27/8s
__
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YORK
EXCHANGE
99.24 May 12
May 12
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NEW
Highest
or
LOW
GOVERNMENT BONDS
Year 11)52
Lowest
one
Exchange
YEARLY
■
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Dec 1954-1955
♦99.30
100.6
*99.30
100.11
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100.11
100.8
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100.6
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100.8
100.6
*100
2,000
100.8
International Bank for
Reconstruction
93.4
&
Development
Oct
20
96.28 Aug
7
90.16 Jun
17
94.16 Jan
25-year 3s
July 15 1972
92.12 Oct
22
96.4
94.8
2
*93.24
Apr
91.25 Apr
16
94
July 20
25-year
3s
Mar
1
1976
*93
27
93.24
*93
15
93^24
*93
92
Jan
93.24
*93
95.8
93.24
*93
93.24
30-year
3%s
Oct
1
1981
*94 8
95
*94.8
95
*94.8
95
*94.8
95
*94.8
95
3%s
Dec
10
97.24 Feb
98.10 Nov
95
7
98.10 Nov
100.15 Dec
17
101
1
95
1
Dec
Jun
July
7
Mar 25
23-year
Feb
19
100.20 Oct
2
22
19-year 3y2s
3-year 3s
97
97.16 May 12
100.20 Oct
„
2
100
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Serial
—
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asked
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15
1954
*99.16
15
1955
*98
99
*98
Last
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*100
100.16
100.20
>100.12
100.20
Feb
100.8
*99.16
100.8
*99.16
99
*99.16
100.8
*98
100.8
*98
99
*99.16
99
1%
Corporate Stock
99
Feb
15
1956
*96.16
98.16
*96.16
98.16
*96.16
98.16
*96.16
98.16
*96.16
98.16
due
Feb
15
1957
*95.16
97.16
*95.16
97.16
*95.16
97.16
*95.16
97.16
*95.16
97.16
due
Feb
15
1958
*94.16
96.16
*94.16
96.16
*94.16
96.16
*94.16
96.16
*94.16
96.16
due
Feb
15
1959
*93.16
95.16
*93.16
95.16
*93.16
95.16
*93.16
95.16
*93.16
95.16
due Feb
15
1960
*92.16
94.16
*92.16
94.16
*92.16
94.16
*92.16
94.16
*92.16
94.16
due
Feb
15
1961
*91
93
*91
93
*91
93
*91
93
*91
93
due
Feb
15
1962
*89.16
91.16
*89.16
91.16
♦89.16
91.16
*89.16
91.16
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Registered bond transactions.
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ENDED
OCTOBER
23
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Bid & Asked
Jan. 1
High
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Friday's
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New York Stock
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Last
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18
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22
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23
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1957
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11
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94
61
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1952
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1958
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1957
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1950
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the Commercial and Financial Chronicle... Monday, October
26, 1953
NEW YORK
BOND RECORD
OCTOBER 23
WEEK ENDED
FOR
RANGE
Friday
Friday
Last
Interest
Period
BONDS
New Fork Stock Exchange
Sale Price
Friday's
Bid & Asked
or
High
Low
A Chinese
Municipal
assented
A7s
A6s
of
A6s
of
1928
Low
No.
55%
1961
Jan
Jan-July
4%s external
(Republic of)
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(Dept of)
reduced to
April-Oct
1955
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1960
(Kingdom of)
s
f
dollar
3'/2s extl
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100
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62
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63%
93
reduced
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90%
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98%
99%
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1976
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1976
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39
100
101%
101
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2004
1968
loan
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Jan-July
1956
loan
water
to
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A
Plan
pursuant to
to
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series
1
79
Jan-July
79
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--
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75
81
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73
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1962
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secured
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2012
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1936
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2001
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to
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93
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98%
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100
100
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1978
extl 5%s
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or
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Way-Nov
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reduced
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1
19
62
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—
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(State)
8
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June-Dec
1977
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April-Oct
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April-Oct
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1960
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Jan. 1
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1900——Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
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Colombia
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Week's
Interest
BONDS
Week's Range
16%
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6%s
due
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"85%
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11%
97
97
80
16 %
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1958
7s
127%
86%
June-Dec
1962
to
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June-Dec
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extended
1952
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16
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1957
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97
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—
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—
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loan
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1958
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1953.—____War-Sept
to
1963
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extended
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War-Sept
1958.
to
of)
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reduced
to
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1968
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to
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extl
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1961
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Number 5267
Volume 178
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
NEW YORK BOND RECORD
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Friday
BONDS
New York Stock
Interest
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Exchange
Last
or
Sale Price
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Co
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debentures
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mortgage 3s 1980.
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1955
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—
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mortgage 2%s 1980
1st mortgage
3'%s 1982
57'%
90%
88%
1st
5
99
June-Dec
71
9
100% 101%
June-Dec
72'%
68
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ser
mtge 37/us
Detroit Terminal
5
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138'% 141'%
GO
72
59
59
100
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63
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2019—April
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1977_June-Dec
trust 3'%s
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&
—
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93
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1973
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124
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79
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—
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34
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100
23
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112'%
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series A
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94
98
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Light
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100'%
100
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series C
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68
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1965
extended
Essex
62%
20
93%
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2044
1
A
ser
4s
mortgage due
62
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fan-July
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mortgage conv lne 4'As Jan
mortgage 3s series B 1989
Chicago Rock Island
Hudson
&
51
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79
103% 103%
93%
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90
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1982
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&
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35
Delaware
110
—
1978—
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Pennsylvania Division—
85
81
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April
mortgage 4'As inc scr A Jan 2003——April
Chicago Indiana & Sou then! Ry 4s
1956—Jan-July
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—
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.
debentures
debentures 1977
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96%
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mortgage
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A Income
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1985
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mortgage 4s lne series A Jan 1983
mortgage
series
General
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refunding mortgage 3'/as 1985—Feb-Aug
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June-Dec
1978
3s
High
95%
96%
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mortgage 3'%s 1982
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98
105
75
27
118% 118%
96
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mortgage 2''/us iy<u__Feb-Aug
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91'%
—
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General
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mortgage
159
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mortgage
1
—
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1992
inc
98%
97%
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1968
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93%
101%
98
41
*82% 101
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10%
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1970
1st
1987
Central
First aird
10'%
95'%
96%
105'% 105'%
1966 May-Nov
1970
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ref
97%
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—
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April-Oct
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&
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69
98
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71
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106%
96
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91%
94
69%
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1965
mtge 4s June 30 1970
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99
■
A
Range Since
Sold
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105
'
52%
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92%
1
97%
94
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19D5
Bonds
1057/8 1057/a
Cuba RR—
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Jan-July
Imp & equip 4s 1970
Jan-July
Chicago
1st
97
High
payment
106'%
2020—May
New
to
2%s 1975
Co 3%s s f debs 1977
Crucible Steel Co of Am 1st
mtge 3'/as
Cuba Northern Ry—
J—
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April-Oct
1983
107%
1
First
3%s
106%
mortgage 4 '/2s series B Jan
'As
mortgage
103%
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N
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Low
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first mtge
104%
2020
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of
debs (stpd as
dollars) 2001
103 %
I
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S
Power
5
Jan
&
U
5
mortgage 4 %s series
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inc
cum
in
12
104'/2
AGen
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1968
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86
95%
103 %
2%s
Continental Baking 3s' debentures
Continental Can 3'%s debs 1976
85'/8
105% 106'%
June-Dec
1978
.First mortgage 4s series A
Central RR Co of
or
Bid & Asked
May-Nov
June-Dec
Railroads
104
3'/4S debentures I960
Feb-Aug
3'/4s debentures (1947 issuei
I960
Feb-4no
AJCentral Branch U P 1st gold 4s 1948—June-Dec
Central of Georgia
Sale Price
1976
103% 104
104
Corp
Central
Consolidated
1st
101
Gas
First
&
3'/aS
Week's Range
Last
Period
3%s debentures 1978
94%
89 Vs
95
105% 106%
June-Dec
Corp 3s debentures
debentures 1976
Celotex
debentures
A 3s
102
Natural
1st lien
mortgage guaranteed 4s 1981
3%s
3'%s
Consumers
*93
1956
I960.
A
Interest
D
Ry—
debenture
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(J
1st
94 %
2
*92
1957-
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4
104%
83'%
11
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R
Consolidated
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debs
Case
97
96 %
-
93
—
May-Nov
April-Oct
Friday
/
Exchange
High
96'%
93
—
June-Dec
1955
4'/2S
Low
BONDS
New York Stock
Pacitic
consol
Capital
4'/2s
4%s
No.
—
92%
__
___Jan-July
California
96%
—
Jun-July
April-Oct
Buildings 5s gtd 1960
income
mtge
Jan. 1
.
*101 %
1976
5s
OCTOBER
Range Since
Sold
High
96'%
r
Bush Terminal
ENDED
•
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Jem-July
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Jan-July
Buffalo Niagara Elec first mtge 2%s
1975_Map-Nov
Buffalo Rochester & Pittsburgh Ry—
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Mpp-Nov
1st
WEEK
Bonds
Bid & Asked
Low
Bristol-Myers
FOR
Range
Division
3%s
first
series
G
72%
71'%
*—
83
83%
2000—. Jan-July
*79'%
mortgage 3'%s 1971—Mar-Sept
*—
81%
64
70
94%
94%
12
76'%
83%
76
82%
97
93%
99
96%
72%
99
83'%
__
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mortgage 3'/us series F
1963
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mortgage 2%s series G
1963
Jan-July
Chicago & Western Indiana
1st
coll
trust
Cincinnati
First
mtge
Gas &
Elec
mortgage
Cincinnati
First
4%s
1st
2%s
Union
ltlt
105
105
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94
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1978—
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3s
Cincinnati
Clilc
St
&
St Louis Division
first
coll
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mortgage
43/4s
3%s
Line
Gas
3s
debentures
series
Columbus &
First
65
86%
96%
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96
97
97
2
96
99
83
6
78
85%
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s
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s
f
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90
100%
13
*__
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—
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100
—
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69
88
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99
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105%
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—
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1977
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1978
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1999
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96'%
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.
April-Oct
N
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debentures
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2001
East
A First
96'%
91'%
_
first
River
Power
(now
refunding 5s series A
1974—Mar-Sept
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4%s
Ry
A
1961
Feb-Aug
of
1965
102%
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102% 102%
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ser
A
*91%
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ser
B
1977_ April-Oct
mtge 2:'/4s
ser
C
1972JJune-Dec
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refund
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and
refund
1972
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debentures
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footnotes
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1981
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—
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94
99
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Feb-Aug
May-Nov
Mar-Sept
1983
95
99
99
*99%
__
Feb-Aug
1963
June-Dec
Realty
1976
88%
89'%
101
94%
102
83'%
98%
100%
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Jan-July
104%
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(B
F)
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5s
General
4%s
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mortgage
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A Debenture
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First
101
103%
102'%
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258
101%
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1976
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series
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74
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12
1
96%
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100
100
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and
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2
116%
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certificates
debentures
87%
108%
102
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87'%
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Jun-July
2%s series Q 2010
Jan-July
2'%s series It 1961—Jan-July
1969
3%s
75'%
75%
..
1979
88%
1
97
83%
91%
95
100
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11
102
72
82
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90
97
—
25
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92
90%
97 Va
June-Dec
1980
100
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*86%
Jun-July
—
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First mortgage 2%s
1st
93
*84%
West debentures elf's
&
Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
April
refunding 3%s series D 1969-Apvil-Oct
Inc 4s series B Jan 2044_
April
Collateral trust 3%s 1968
Jan-July
Gulf States Utilities 2%s 1st mtge 1976—Map-Nov
First
mortgage 3s 1978
April-Oct
3s
2
Jan-July
3'/us series O 2000
refunding 4s series B 1975
General mtge Inc 5s series A July 2015
General
93%
96'%
mtge 2%s 1965—Map-Nov
and
First
93
Mar-Sept
1973—
series
Gencial
General
&
104%
196
Ry Co-
series C
Bay
98
103'% 103%
Mar-Sept
first
15
1037/a
Corp—
debentures .1969
Co
Great Northern
102% 102%
Jan-July
1961
Utilities
&
income
&
April-Oct
Power
(Bait)
1976
91%
>-> 0 0
ser
lune-Dec
1981
94
May-Nou
1982
102%
June-Dec
93%
84'%
91%
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Coal
91
95%
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&
19
99
11
95
99%
92%
5
—
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102'%
95
105
96'%
—
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104%
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90
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Jan-July
90
90
1999
1970
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106
1
117'%
89
95%
Lighting & Power Co—
(conv
after
7-1-53)
first sink
Manhattan
fund
first
AAdjusled Income 5s Feb
1967
June-Dec
139
142%
142%
38
121%
89%
142%
90'%
89 %
90'%
13
52%
51
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97
97%
13
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1962_June-Dec
A
1957
A
Feb-Aug
April-Oct
5s ser
5s
1957
■,
105
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I
Illinois
First
Illinois
Bell
Telephone 2%s series A
mortgage 3s series B 1978
Central
Consol
1981—Jan-July
June-Dec
RR—
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mortgage 4%s-3%s ser A
1979—May-Nov
Consol mortgage 5%s-3%s series B 1979_May-No»
mortgage
*97'%
Refunding
Debenture
Illinois
4s
3%s series C 1974—_May-Noo
3%s series E 1982
Feb-A«p
1955
May-Nov
5s
1955
4%s
Terminal
May-Nov
Feb-Aug
1966
Ry
4s
Indianapolis Union Ry
series A
1970
Jan-July
98%
98%
98%
94%
96
44
95%
100
8
103%
104%
105% 105%
4
105%
107
102'% 102%
71
100
104%
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mortgage
Consol
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June-Dec
27.
—
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2%s
mtge
lirst
99%
89%
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99
—
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—
93%
93
—
3'%s
first
Ry
Finance Corp 2%s
83%
—
—
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X
Household
33
—
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Valley
CO 0
94%
102'/a 102'%
Jan-July
1981
page
Hackensack
Consol
1954
1967
see
89%
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Corp 3%s debs
debentures
conv
—
Bait City—
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Consolidated
I
92
May-ZVou
1979_Jan-July
1981
1st & ref M 3%s ser H 1982
1st
95
90'%
—
1982 .Mar-Sept
refund
and refund
100%
101%
102%
Co—
1982
General Motors Acceptance Corp—
4s debentures 1958
Houston
refund
First
First
101%
1
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First.and
and
94'%
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June-Dec
&
89
93%
100
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Hocking
3%%)
Consolidated Edison
*99
H
3%s series
Cigar Corp—
Debentures
100'% 101
*91%
Map-Nov
1959
mortgage
4%s
Map-Nov
J<m-July
:
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate
Conn
1961
1972
1st mortgage 3'/aS
Salitrera—See
Consolidated
debs
3s
1977
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and
Worth
1st
Gulf
90
-
t.'o—
series I.
debentures
AGrcen
—
mortgage 3s series
sinking
23/4s
72'%
Rubber
3'%s debentures
General
72%
&
98%
104'%
94
1970
1975
A
ser
mortgage 3s
92%
100%
93'%
South Ohio Elec 3'/4s 1970—May-Sept
Toledo first external 4s 1955—Feb-Aug
Commonwealth
10
68
97
103% 104'%
Tire
96%
Inc—
series
debentures
86
Ry—
1966
System
debentures
Columbus &
93'%
1037/a
93'%
1977—Jan-July
1991—Jan-July
4s 1990-May-Nou
3s
10
June-Dec
Corp
3s
3%s
91
101'%
June-Dec
Louis
1986—
first gtd
& Iron
debs
conv
;
92'%
94
Jan-July
trust
First
Columbia
95%
June-Dec
1st 4s
Electric Illuminating
mortgage 3s 1982
mortgage 2%s 1985
93%
97
104%
June-Dec
Cleveland
Short
25
9
93%
June-Dec
Wab & Mich Div
Colorado Fuel
94
__
Refunding and lmpl. 4'/2s series E
Cleveland
106y4
89'%
11
101 % 101%
Feb-Aug
f debs 1977
s
General gold 4s 1993
General 5s series B 1993
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101%
F
Firestone
Fort
City Ice & Fuel 2:'/4s debentures 1966
City Investing Co 4s debentures 1961
Cincinnati
105
—Jan-July
1969
mortgage 2%s series G 1974
Feb-Aug
Financial Corp 2-%s 1!)59—
1_, —AmU-Oet
debentures 1960
Jan-July
Cleveland
99'%
Terminal—
mortgage gtd 3%s series E
I T
4s
103%
93%
—
2%s
1982
First
C
95'%
23
99'% >—1 O O
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ser
100%
100
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102%
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90
85%
90%
91
91
Co—
Refunding and Imp 2'%s series C 1986—June-Dec
>90
26
The Commercial and
(1590)
Financial Chronicle... Monday, October 26, 1953
NEW YORK BOND RECORD
RANGE
Interest
BONDS
New York Stock
Period
Exchange
Last
or
Steel
3'As
Co
debs
1st
Si AFirst 6s
series
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5s
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series
gold
International
3.65s
1952
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SAAdjustment 6s
1956——jah-Juty
3
series
5s
Jan-July
1956______
C
Minerals
subord
conv
July
Chemical
&
*98%
debentures series
f
s
A
96%
109%
New
Power & Light 3s 1974—
Orleans Great Nor 5s A 1983
97%
101
New
Orleans
102%
120
__
*108% 109%
68%
71
102 %
102%
4
98
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100
20
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98%
113
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mortgage 3%s
107
<r—I O O
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1st
mortgage
3s
1980—
Clear
&
1st
1959—June-Dec
4s
90%
90%
94%
Jersey Central Power & Light 27/8s 1976—Mar-Sept
85%
94%
93
941/4
K
Kanawha & Mich 1st mtge 4s 1990
Kansas City Power & Light 2%s 1976
First
27/«s
mortgage
AprZZ-Oct
June-Dec
1978
84
*93
94%
mortgage 2%s 1980
Kansas City Southern Ry 4s ser
*90
June-Dec
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Central RR Co—
York
New
1
1
103
10
96
ApriZ-Oct
Consolidated 4s series A 19981
94%
98
*93
*
deposit
ACertificates of
*97% 100
95
*
1954
series A
Jan. 1
Low
NO.
94
—
Feb-Aup
1956
4%s series D
5 %s
AFirst
Range Sine*
Sold
"
103% 103%
ApriZ-Oct
1956
Certificates of deposit
A
90
80
90
High
*92
of deposit—
A Certificates
AFirst
99
Jan-July
1978
Bid & Asked
Ry—
deposit
C
Bonds
Friday's
or
—.—Jan-July
May-Nos
1954
B
of
series
5s
1977
Mexico
&
Texas
series
5s
3%s
Terminal
Orleans
AFirst
Interstate Power Co—
1st
Sale Price
Mar-Sept
New Jersey
79
62
2
*87%
Mar-Sept
1977—,
126
71
102% 103
103
Inter Rys Central America 1st 5s B 1972..Map-Nov
Interstate Oil Pipe Line Co—
3'/8s
High
102% 102%
102 3/4
Corp—
———Jan-July
1977—
debs
Low
56
High
No.
tNew
Jan-July
1952.v_—April-Oct
—...
series A
Last
Period
New York Stock Exchange
Jan. 1
Low
Mar-Sept
mortgage 3.20s series I 1982
^International Great Northern RR—
Week's Bangg
Interest
BONDS
tange Sine*
Sold
Bid & Asked
Sale Price
Mar-Sept
1972
OCTOBER 23
ENDED
Friday
Bands
Friday's
Low
Inland
WEEK
FOR
Week's Range
Friday
\
I
95%
103%
106
2
104%
25%
13
171/4
25%
25%
9
16%
25%
106
Volume 178
Number 5267
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
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NEW YORK BOND RECORD
RANGE
Friday
BONDS
New York Stock
Last
Period
Sale Price
Exchange
or
3.70s
deb
conv
2%s' debentures
1964
Feb-Aug
June-Dec
1983
97%
107 y4
Pillsbury Mills, Inc 3Vis s f debs 1972
June-Dec
Pittsbgh Bessemer & Lake Erie 2%s 1996__June-Dec
Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chic & St. Louis Ry—
Consolidated guaranteed 4s ser F
1953
Cpnsolidated guaranteed 4s
98
Low
102%
4 Vis
101
*102ya 103
II
*102%
101%
•
108
108
107
106
general
5s
series
C
103%
97
103
101
99
99
95%
95 y»
■■'j;'
—-
106
—
—
90
—
96%
98
first
refund
100
100%
—
RR
of
New
Cent
mtge
Union
94
Oil
3%s
100%
97%
—
99% 100
,
31
100% 100%
96
of
91
97%
102
115%
96%
106
106
94
94
1
%
38
89%
96 y4
101% 101 %
49
97%
102%
93%
93%
89%
2
90%
121%
9
101 %
101 %
91
9
120
-June-Dec
1985- _Jan-July
3%s
1974
-June-Deo
10
-Jan-July
1961
96%
126
96%
103%
94%
99%
56
52
52%
80
48%
16%
16%
87
13
20 V4
93
16%
98
95
97
impt 3%s 1960_. June-Dec
debs
97%
87%
114
*95
.April-Oct
.Mar-Sept
*93
95
"
'
Union
Pacific
100%
93%
102%
Union
United Biscuit
201%
3%s
99%
United
Tank
Car
4%s
Co
of
96%
1st
mtge
&
11
97
103%
1st
mtge
&
4%s
95%
93%
95%
coll
98%
99
I
103
105%
y..-
102 y4
90
94 %
1966—. .ApriZ-Oct
95
84 %
84%
5
105% 105 %
2
*95
13
96%
95
245
109%
89%
96%
88%-
79%
103
97
105 %
92%
97
.Mar-Sept
3%s
1971
3%s
1972
1972
1976
*—
-Jan-July
_Jan-July
—Feb-Aug
*92%
104%
104 %
104%
6
100 %
104%
101%
101 % 102%
42
98%
104%
.April-Oc*
trust
105%
7
100 %
105%
1
81%
90%
96
102%
95
90%
jT
82'%
*—
1959-. .Mar-Sept
debentures
102 %
__
82 %
.ApriZ-Oct
3%s
101%
105% 105%
_May-Nov
1967
Pictures
92
100
92%
4
093
105%
.ApriZ-Oct
I
trust
debentures
Universal
2%s
1977
coll
f debs
s
America
1973
Corp 2%s 1970
84
2%s
*94%
99
June-Deo
.May-Nov
debs
f
s
U S Rubber 2%s debentures
Jan-July
1970
1976
debentures
Gas
25
100% 100%
debs
1972
-Feb-Aug
Refunding mortgage 2%s series C 1991. -Mar-Sept
101%
132%
109
95%
June-Dec
-May-Nov
2%s
(subord)
97
86
94%
98 % 100
RR—
98%
96%
93%
1980
1982
debentures
127%
98
'
_
93%
102% 102 %
*92%
*
.May-Nov
California
190
——
1968
debs
conv
9
-
—
2037—June-Dec
1964
94 y4
Pacific—
Orleans
ref and
3%s
——
'
—
June-Dec
Quaker Oats 2%s debentures
95%
90
.Aprll-Oc*
-May-Nov
gold 5s 2000
M 3%s ser E
1st mtge & coll tr 2%s
98
94
—
refunding mortgage 3s 1972—May-Nov
refunding mortgage 27/8s 1979_Ju»e-Dec
3%s debentures 1972
90
1990-. .April-Oct
and
debentures
1st
*99%
May-Noc
8s
91%
92
*90
Aprii-Oct
—
■
First and refunding mortgage 3>/4s
1968—Jan-July
First and refunding
mortgage 5s 2037
Jan-July
refunding
High
85
89
1970_. .April-Oct
Pacific
Ohio
2%s
and
102
96%
*94
Union Electric Co of Missouri 3%s 1971
_May-Nov
First mortgage and coll trust 2%s 1975.
--
"
May-Nov
and
91%
Low
♦—
2019— .Jan-July
3%s series B
Tri-Continental Corp 27/8s
99%
3s
*90
Mar-Sept
and
M
Pacific-Missouri
Tol &
100
104
*105
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
First
C
JThird Ave Ry first refunding 4s 1960
AAdjustment income 5s Jan 1960
June-Dec
First
series
refund M 3%s series C
and
&
Texas
100
3
*105%
Mar-Sep#
Providence Terminal 4s 1956
Public Service Electvic & Gas Co—
3s debentures 1963
Jan. 1
No.
u
Feb-Aug
mortgage
96
impt M 4s
General
102
-
—
97%
97%
90%
tange Since
Sold
*90
Jan-July
May-Woe
impt 2%s series D 1985
Term
7
*97% 100
—June-Dec
general 4 Vis series D 1977
Plantation Pipe Line 2%s 1970
Potomac Elec Power 1st mtge 3J/4s 1977
First mortgage 3s 1983
First mortgage 2%s 1984
99
1972
1973
and
First
101
96%
18
91%
Jan-July
Jan -July
1966
and
Texas
101%
96
101
2%s debentures
debentures
First and refund
86
96%
*96% 100%
debentures
Refund
107
--
2%s
May-No?
Texas Corp 3s debentures 1965
Texas & New Orleans RR—
107%
4
82
*
Corp
Co
Refund
109%
*83
May-Now
1959———April-Oct
1974
Oil
&
2%s 1971
Bonds
High
Terminal RR Assn of St Louis—
106
fl09%
9
April-Oc#
First
First
107
106% 106%
First general 5s series B 1962
Swift
108
3
April-Oct
First mortgage 4'/2s series C I960
April-Oct
Pittsburgh Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry—
First
Sunray
108
e- —
Range
Friday's
or
Bid & Asked
104
102%
*108
Sale Price
101V*
Coal—
series B
2%s
96%
90%
*100
3Vis debentures 1965
Jan-July
Pittsburgh Plate Glass 3s debs 1967
—April-Oct
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry—
First mortgage 4'/2s series A 1958——
June-Dec
mortgage
(N J) debentures
debentures 1974
99%
95
Pittsburgh Cine Chicago & St Louis RR—
First
Standard Oil
107%
~
Last
Period
Low
100 V4
—
Week's
Interest
Exchange
High
94
230
~
BONDS
New York Stock
2%s
June-Deo
23
Friday
24
*97%
II
Consolidated guaranteed 4s ser H
19C0—Feb-Aug
Consolidated guaranteed 4y2s ser I
1963—Feb-Aug
Consolidated guaranteed 4y2s ser J
1964_May-Nov
Pittsburgh Consolidation
OCTOBER
Jan. 1
No.
106 % 107%
June-Dec
General mortgage 5s series A 1970
General mortgage 5s series B 1975—
General mortgage 3%s series E 1975
Pittsb Coke & Chem 1st
mtge 3'/is 1964
ENDED
Range Since
Sold
High
97%
1957—May-Nov
G
ser
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Low
Phillips Petroleum
WEEK
FOR
Week's Range
Interest
92%
92%
93
96
95
97
R
Reading Co first
&
Reynolds
Tobacco
(R J)
Rochester Gas
&
ref
3%s
series
3s
D
debs
1995—May-Nov
1973
81 Vi
81
81%
59
78%
98%
7
95'%
Vandalia RR consol gtd 4s series A 1955.
._Feb-Aug
Consol sinking fund series B 1957—,,-,
-May-Nov
Virginia Electric & Power Co—
86%
98%
April-Oc#
ioo y.
Electric Corp—
General mortgage
General mortgage
4'/2s series D
1977
3V4s series J
First
Mar-Sept
1969——Mar-Sept
96
£6
"l
96
96
and
100%
First
Saguenay Power 3s
Lawrence &
Second
St
gold
Louis-San
1st
series
A
Adirond'k
6s
1996_
Francisco
mortgage
1st
1971
1st
5s
First
bond
4s
certificates
inc
bond
Paul
Union
V
Jan-July
Jan
2022
Seaboard
1st
f
s
3s
_I
Oil -.2Vis
South & North
Oil
2%s
~~
118%
2%s
debentures
debentures
1965_.
Southern Natural
conv
Pacific
First 4%s
.
4%s
4%s
99
93
96%
97
393
93%
99
ioi y4
92%
93%
93%
27
„
West
34
91%
*96
—
91%
91%
40
91%
93
4
92
"
40
93
*71
3
90
72
1st
108%
-June-Dec
103%
103%
102%
__Mar-Sept
May-Nov
—May-Nov
1st mtge 3%s ser A '75—June-Dec
1986
108
108%
72
82%
4%s
92
90%
mortgage
First
mortgage 2%s series G 1961
Ry first consol gold 5s 1994
and general 4s series A
1956
1996
and
6s series A
93
general
Orleans
&
6%s series A
3%s 1977
Southwestern Bell Tel
debentures
108%
5s
Coil
first
Standard Oil Co
debs
debs
(Indiana)
93j/4
94
'
100%
Union
debentures series A
Electric
4V2s
debentures
mortgage
debentures
95
103%
Winston-Salem S B first
78
80
92
113
101%
A
103%
106%
107%
106 % 106%
5
106%
109
107% 107 %
4
107%
110%
*105
7
106%
May-NotJ
Certificates
of
Electric
First mortgage
Wisconsin Public
2013
83
97
97
93%
67
63%
67
92%
-April
June-Dec
92%
92%
Included
93
73
88%
§
101% 102%
233
97
7
—
98%
6'1 %
_
15
95
95
—
97%
102%
105 ya
101
61%
62%
29
60%
J/e
59'/2
20
58%
67
30
99%
104
59
*104'%
--
Jan-July
—
68%
104%
--
*93
—
106%
92
—
101% 102'/4
101%
Jan-July
D
1967
96Va
100%
22
104
94%
95
7
92
99
90%
'
—
1958
-
1960
4s
1st
—
i
91
5
88%
96%
.
Service
101%
•
*99%
—
77
—
77
78
77
73%
May-Nov
5
74
80%
69
63
75
— —
63
63
_
93%
*86
—
81%
77
.
June-Dec
—
73%
38
75
„
72%
^
1976
97y2
101%
'
—
2%s
ioi y«
104%
—
deposit
Power
94%
95
*100'%
Jan-July
1936
94%
91%
99
93%
95
Jan-July
4s
~2
137
95 %
95 '/a
*96 Ma
Jan-July
May-Woo
ApriZ-Oct
;
■
84
91
93
—
101
Mar-Sept
3%s
&
delivery
the
1.971
Power
sale
year's range,
in
the
112%
year's
Friday's bid and
A Bonds
Jan-July
95%
—
"I
95%
not
n
range,
2%s
1976_Jan-July
included
in
the
year's
Under-the-rule sale
d Ex-interest,
range,
not included
in the
e
Odo-lot
year's range,
r
sale not
Cash sale
y Ex-coupon.
asked
or
reorganized under Section 77
01
prices; no sales being transacted during current week.
selling flat.
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
WEEKLY
In
AND
YEARLY
RECORD
the
following extensive list we furnish a complete report of the transactions on the American Stock Exchange for
Oct. 19, 1953 and ending Friday, Oct. 23, 1953.
It is compiled from a report of the American Stock Exchange itself and
security whether stock or bond in which arry dealings have occurred during the current year.
RANGE
Week's
Last
Exchange
Sale Price
,
Par
ACF-Brill
Motors
Acme Aluminum
•
Alloys
—1
Acme Wire Co common
in
Adams
Aero
Hat
Stores
Supply
Inc
—l
Air
Manufacturing
Associates
Inc
2%
common..
(N J)
5
—1
Air-Way Electric Appliance
Petroleums
3
7%
8%
7%
7%
-3
Ltd
10%
£%
1
12%
12%
-800
1
It
Friday
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
1,300
High
Oct
1%
Jan
Alabama
3
Sep
6%
Jan
Alabama Great Southern
100
25
Jun
29
Feb
Alabama Power 4.20%
4
Mar
600
2%
Oct
1%
Sep
3%
Feb
9%
Aug
5,900
8%
2.400
6 y4
Jan
8%
Oct
Alles & Fisher
1,600
x9%
Oct
14%
Jan
Allied
Internat'l
12
Sep
15%
Feb
Allied
Products
11
12%
1
200
3,500
13
Oct
13% Mar
1% May
footnotes
see
page
31.
Alaska
2
Corp
8% May
7% Oct
-
\
For
Gas
Airlines
preferred
Inc
All American Engineering Co
Alleghany Corp warrants
Allegheny Airlines Inc
Altes
Brewing
is
week beginning Monday,
intended to include every
common
Sales
Range
for Week
Shares
15%
16%
94%
94%
4%
94 %
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
107% 109
4%
2,500
4
13%
103
89%
Jun
Jan
Jun
High
16%
112
Oct
Aug
99% Mar
6% Mar
2%
Sep
1 %
1%
400
1%
Aug
2%
1%
1%
1%
6.600
li7«
Sep
3% Mar
2%
2%
3
1.700
2%
Jun
3%
6%
Jan
1
,10s
1
1.500
1
Investing cap stock—1
(Mich) common
8
Co
15%
SO
100
Week's
of Prices
Low
Par
1,700
2 y4
Last
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
600
A
the
23
8%
2 y8
—
Alrfleets Inc
AJax
4%
27
Agnew Surpass Shoe Stores
Ainsworth
: %
iff
27
2%
OCTOBER
STOCKS
Shares
High
4%
—l
Manufacturing
*ENDED
for Week
of Prices
Low
warrants
WEEK
Sales
Range
Friday
STOCKS
American Stock
FOR
7
90
104%
99%
ioo% ioi y4
59'%
101'/b
May-Woe
_
57
90
.
—
104 y2
Negotiability impaired by maturity.
*
102 %
4
104% 104%
53 ya
—
*87%
f Companies reported as being in bankruptcy, receivership,
the Bankruptcy Act, or securities assumed by such companies.
101%
—
Aprll-Oc#
in
not included
102%
66
22
98%
104%
*53%
Jon-July
2%s 1979
Electric Light
Deferred
a
91 %
104
Y
Yonkers
—
91%
si y8
114%
April-Oc*
1.980
mortgage 3s
110%
100
& Co first
Wisconsin
120%
36
2361
1965
JASuperior & Duluth
95%
120
102%
67%
101%
104%
Jan-July
tWisconsin Central Ry—
§AFirst general 4s if)49
A Certificates of
deposit-
85%
119
3
30
May-ZVou
1981
series
96%
Inc—
1982
3%s
17
74
68 '/a
107'%
Corp—
53
10
97
106 y4
1971
102% 103
80
85 ya
86
67%
Mar-Sept
Wilson
84
88 y8
75
7
107
Mar-Sep*
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2%s A 1992
Mar-Sep#
Wheeling Steel 3%s series C 1970.
_^_Mar-Sep#
98
76 y4
3
92
Telegraph Co—
105%
96%
2
78
91%
_May-Nov
1960
5s
80
78
Jan-July
A
ser
97%
102
1985_—April-Oc#
1967
3%s convertible debentures
1021/4
83%
Co—
84
102
Jan-July
May-Nov
gold
Products Co
subord
conv
RR
mtge 3%s
103% 104
April-Oct
Jan-July
—
2%s
105
99
1
—
80
78
-April
Feb-Nov
—
:
3%s
*92
Jan-July
guaranteed
105 %
*77%
1956—April-Oct
1983—
ASpokane Internal.1
Standard
4s
2%s
Northeastern RR:—
Joint
3%s
Pacific
ref
Westinghouse
80%
99%
April-Oct
1956
Memphis Div first gold 5s 1996
New
12
89
*94
—
1976—May-Nov
1966—
2361
98%
84
84
Jan-July
Southern
Devel
first
106
103% 103%
£6 V2
Jan-July
First
Devel and general
&
30-year
97%
68%
3%s
I
mortgage 3s guaranteed 1979
Shore
Western
96%
96%
debentures
conv
registered
Western
92%
111
Southern Pacific RR Co—
Devel
89
104 y4
101%
102
100% 100%
April
1991
1971
Maryland Ry 1st 4s ser A 1969
1st mtge 4%s series B 1976
98
85 %
110
Co
3%s series B
Western
107%
95 %
91
-Jan-July
1977
F
„
'102% 105
April-Oc*
West Penn Electric 3%s 1974—
West Penn Power 3%s series I 1966
101 %
95%
87
moiTgage
General
97
94
36
Jan-July
;
series
1973
94%
96
94ya
ApriZ-Oct
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
Jgn-July
Co—
—
2%s
C
99
92%
—
-
.April-Oct
ser
94 y4
99
-
_Jan-July
mtge income 4%s series B Jan
Warren Petroleum Corp—
3%s conv debs (subord)
Co—
1973
First mortgage 2%s series E
86 »/2
1
Co—
Walworth
4
92%
RR
118 y8
__
99
96%
June-Dec
1981_
San Fran Term
101%
96
II
-May-Nov
3%s
118 %
6
92%
Jan-July
1969—
Gold
5s 2003
Gen
'
Co—
Gold
gtd
1995
106
,a
„
~_.
Feb-Aug
A
*94
—
94
April-Oc#
1958_
102'/a
86ya
__
93
April-Oct
1994—
(Oregon Lines)
94
1981— June-Dec
mtge 4s income series A Jan 1981
First
Gas
debs
f
s
1
126
„
._Jan-July
_
——
2%s
I
ser
1982
J
B
First
*91%
93
—
1985
Ry
5s
series
3s
100 %
„
100
*100
1963___
1987
Indiana
—
118%
~~
Jan-July
Southern Bell Telephone & Telegraph
3s debentures 1979
2%s
110
115
June-Dec
1976
5s
3%s
ser
Gen
4s
Ala RR gtd
consolidated
Wabash
101%
—
—
~~
1983—
debentures
Socony-Vacuum
& refund
mtge 3 %s
92
■
——
—June-Dec
1966
__
debs
ref
First lien and ref mtge
112
93
96%
*95
Mar-Sep#
2%s
1974-
Sinclair Oil Corp—
3%s subord conv
103
*93
Pipe Line 3.20s s f debs 1982—-.April-Oct
Union Oil 2%s debentures 1971—
_April-Oct
t§ASilesian-Amer Corn coll trust 7s 1941
Feb-Aug
4%s
100
mtge
94
95%
4
1975— Mar-Sept
3s series F 1978— Mar-Sept
Virginia & Southwest first
99%
81
103
Shell
Southern
91
29
*95%
Service
Southern
20
85%
May-Nov
1977
Sons
&
debentures
Skelly
99
85 '/a
May-Nso
1989_Jan-July
gold 4s 1968—-June-Dec
1980
debentures
(Jos E)
&
First
98%
Co—
mtge 3s series B
37/as
Seagram
86
E
ser
loo y»
101
—
w
1989
cons
RR
77%
78 ya
—
mortgage
1st
97%
70%
•
85%
Depot
Air Line
—
99
-May
New
&
74%
Virginian Ry
3%s B 1971
.___—April-Oct
England 1st gtd 4s 1989—May-Nov
Scott Paper 3s conv debs 1977—
——Mar-Sept
Scioto
96
*79
certificates Nov
St Paul & Duluth first
St
——April-Oct
1997
mtge inc 4{/2s series A
Louis-Southwestern Ry—
Second 4s
*69%
Co—
4s series A
ASecond
St
96%
1996-Jan-July
—
Ry
*
Mar-Sepf
gold
mtge 2%s
100
*100% 103 'A
and refund mtge 2%s ser G 1979— .June-Dec
and ref mtge 2%s ser PI 1980
Mar-Sept
First
St
refund
First and refund
*99'% 102
——
1
Jan
Jan
7 % Mar
~2%
2%
2%
400
2%
Oct
29%
28%
29%
750
25 %
Jan
32% May
2%
2%
2%
700
2%
Jan
3 % Mar
3%
Apr
27
Commercial and Financial Chronicle..
The
FOR
WEEK
23
ENDED OCTOBER
Week's
Friday
Friday
Week's
Sales
Last
.
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
STOCKS
Sale Price
Exchange
American Stock
Low
Par
Last
STOCKS
Par
High
Low
v
Sales
Range
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
Exchange
American Stock
1
Range Since Jan.
High.
Monday, October 2G, 1S53
EXCHANGE
AMERICAN STOCK
RANGE
.
Shares
Low
,
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Low
High
'
1
*
of America—
Co
Aluminum
Industries
Aluminum
Industries
Ambrook
11%
4%
u
Natural Gas Co
Anacon
Post
Rights
Louisiana
Arkansas
Power &
Associated
Class
Tel
$43
Coast
Line
Ayshire
23%
27%
33% Mar
25
32
Collieries
Jun
34%
Jan
44 %
Oct
63
Apr
Cessna
17%
Jan
700
4%
4
July
4
3%
11,500
2%
Apr
8'A
Sep
5% July
10% Mar
Oct
Oct
& Cable
9% May
4%
Apr
Clark
(The)
22% Mar
Clark
Controller
Oct
8%
Oct
102%
102
1023/s
Sep
3%
10%
5,300
Apr
98
City Auto
Jan
109
10% May
Claude
Jun
24'A Mar
Claussner
Jun
12%
117%
Feb
Clinchfield
19% July
24%
Jan
Club
Jun
53%
Jan
Coastal
300
20%
21
■
17%
21
47%
47%
17%
7%
25
45%
Jan
14
1,100
18%
Feb
1%
1%
22% Mar
Cockshutt
.1
9%
1
2>A
116%
800
80%
Sep
3,100
5%
Sep
2,400
9%
Oct
2%
200
xl%
2%
2%
200
2%
—*
10%
10%
100
9
2%
Sep
126
2%
10%
6
5%
9%
(The)
Sand
Oct
Jun
Jan
Jan
Jan
7%
Mar
15
15%
16
'
Class
Baldwin
Rubber
Baldwin
Securities
de
Banco
los
Oil
Basic
(L)
&
Inc
Beck
S)
(A
Beckman
Telephone
Benrus
Inc
Blaiiner's
Bohack
5% May
to
ext
Vtc
Brad
(S)
C)
Brillo
Continental
Foundry
Mar
4
class
A
Co
14%
Jan
16%
Apr
Oct
17
Jan
2%
Sep
1,400
,
11
11
850
—
38%
1,700
100
British
American
Oil
British
American
40%
Jan
dep
dep
Amer
British
rets
Crown
5'A
Jan
10%
Feb
19
ord
rets
British
Lighting
Inc
Manufacturing Co
Brown
Company
$5
2nd
July
33/4
preference
Jun
11%
5%
700
4%
Sep
7% Mar
24%
25
22% July
25'A Mar
24
7,000
19
17
550
Jan
5
Sep
Mar
Forman
22%
Jan
Rubber
Bruce
(EL)
Bruck
Mills
Buckeye
junior
Co
Co
1,700
2%
Jan
18%
18%
5,200
53/b Aug
Pipe
Bunker
Hill
Burma
8%
89
8%
89
2,400
100
17
Apr
100
50% Mar
Jan
Jan
17%
4,400
6%
1,100
5%
Jan
6% Aug
12
Oct
11%
11%
11%
700
10%
Sep
14% May
13 Va
12%
13%
900
12%
Oct
19%
Apr
8
Feb
5% Aug
20%
19%
6%
50c
20%
6 %
3,000
100
Jan
17
6
July
8% July
Biscuit
Dennison
Electric
Products
Sugar
20% May
83A
10%
Jan
Jan
Detroit
California
Calvan
Electric
Consol
Camden
Fire
Oil
Hardware
Steel
Gas
Devoe
&
Insurance
Canada
Bread
Canada
Cement Co Ltd
6V2%
Co
-
Ltd
Devon-Leduc
common
Canada
Southern
Canadian
Oils Ltd
Atlantic
Canadian, Canners
Dobeckmun
Dominion
Steel
Dominion
Tar
Dominion
Textile
Oct
19%
Jan
Jan
%
Jan
Dragon
Cement
3%
3%
1,300
3%
Sep
Jan
Draper
Corp
7%
5
Carey
Baxter
Carman
&
Carnation
Carolina
&
Co
Sep
Jun
5%
Jan
Class
7
Sep
15%
Jan
Dunlop
9%
9%
9%
5.400
8%
Jun
10%
Jan
4%
4
43/4
17,100
3%
Sep
6%
Jan
100
20%
Jun
25%
Feb
22%
23
»
nit
4% Mar
Jun
73%
2'8 %
50
27%
Jan
5%
Sep
2%
Sep
Jun
m
—
—
50
Aug
&
Light
$5
Biscuit
pfd
Co
*
1
~3%
Jun
23%
100
23
Sep
13%
900
12%
Sep
7%
200
5%
Sep
8
3
3%
500
3
Sep
77
*
common
_3%
12%
7%
2.50
3%
23%
1
109
1 %
Aug
109
1%
77
3,300
100
73%
Oct
~5~%
26%
Jan
Mar
dep
footnotes
rets A
see
ord
page
3l.
300
8%
Sep
500
l63/a
Sep
9 Va
Aug
21 % Mar
11
93/8
2,400
8 3%
Sep
11%
11%
2,200
10%
Oct
lo %
Jan
12%
13
2,800
11%
Jun
14y4
Feb
8%
9%
1
25%
25%
26%
5,100
11
11
May
1 % Mar
Aug
22%
Sep
35%
10
Sep
14% Mar
Sep
45/8 July
8% Mar
Jan
7%
Oct
it Mar
1%
Feb
113/8
900
7%
7%
800
6%
6"%
7%
5.000
1
200
~5%
5%
5%
100
5
Sep
22%
24%
4,700
20
Sep
31% Mar
26
Sep
40
7%
15
18
23
6%
Jan
100
9
'/4
Jun
10%
8%
Jan
10
1,800
9%
8%
100
9%
9
ft
Feb
7
ft
Oct
%
8%
Jan
10 %
7
Sep
1,400
100
Jan
Jan
9%
Jan
Jan
Feb
Feb
16%
Jun
18
Sep
23% July
16%
3,100
15
4%
Jan
5%
Sep
70%
3,100
67%
Jun
76%
Jan
%
3,500
%
Apr
1%
Jan
7%
Jan
3/4
6%
500
10%
10%
500
14
14
100
6%
6%
14
6%
Sep
9
Sep
11%
13% July
143/4
Feb
2%
Jan
1%
Sep
19%
Jun
27
Sep
180
'
22%
22%
50
150
Feb
Jan
Feb
Feb
Oct
5%
Feb
6 %
Jan
13%
133/4
200
13%
Jan
1
——2.50
6%
500
5%
Sep
16%
17
325
16%
Sep
27 %
1
5%
6
700
x53/4
Jan
6%
Feb
1%
1%
300
1%
Sep
2%
Feb
27%
27%
30
L.
10c
35
50c
5
100
1
1
1
1%
16 % Mar
7% Mar
33
Feb
Feb
27%
Oct
5%
15%
57/8
100
5%
Sep
7% Mar
15%
15%
300
143/4
Jun
17% Mar
140
12
50
140
12
140
,
137
100
12
1%
1%
21%
~1%
700
21%
200
1%
2%
20
10 %
1
B
Jan
Oct
Sep
145
1
%
2
11,200
Apr
13% May
2%
Jan
Oct
3% May
Sep
29 % Mar
July
12% Jan
1
Sep
3
2%
1%
25c
Jan
2%
Jan
Feb
4s
1
10%
10%
10%
300
9%
Jan
11 % Mar
1
19 %
193/8
20 %
2,200
15%
Sep
25 %
2.50
reg
43/4
Co Ltd
*
;
1
*
10
*
1
8% Mar
5
2,500
4%
Oct
5%
1,800
5%
Aug
125
713/4
Sep
32
200
10%
Sep
1634
300
7%
Sep
9%
Apr
Oct
10%
Jan
75
11%
12
*
Inc...
Jan
8
53/a
*
common
Ltd
4%
73
—*
stock
ord
73/,
—
7%
6%
Jan
Feb
Jan
7% July
41%
6 %
~6%
1,800
43/4
Jun
17%
~6%
17%
200
15%
Jan
18
40 %
41%
600
293/4
Jan
47
Sep
15%
Oct
20
Mar
153/8
153/8
15%
2,000
10 Va
9%
10%
18,000
7% Mar
10%
July
Oct
33%
33%
50
32
Aug
40 %
Jan
343/4
34%
34%
500
32%
Apr
36%
Aug
10%
10 Va
10%
8,600
10%
Sep
17%
Jan
10c
53/4 May
7%
Laboratories—
B)
common
American
...
Co
dep
Ltd—
rets ord
£1
reg.
(The) Co
Durham Hosiery class B common
Test Corp
Duval
5%
10
Duraloy
Sulphur
1
4
_3%
*
"5%
300
2"%
10
Oct
Sep
4%
Jan
Oct
1434
Feb
--
5
28
_5
100
4%
Sep
6% Mar
28
1
common
3%
&
Potash
Gas
&
prior
States
28
200
245/b
Sep
33 % Mar
preferred
series A
$6
preferred
series
Sugar
Common
4%
Jan
$2
Easy
.
beneficial
of
Washing
Bond
130
106
Jun
114%
Jan
Electric
7,500
1
Sep
2%
Jan
EleCtrographic
Apr
1
Mar
Emsco
10,800
750
v»
—
7%
128
8
1,700
130
150
Sep
13%
Jan
Sep
74
Feb.
Jun
30 % Mar
5%
Sep
10% Mar
Jan
165
Mar
116
Jan
150
Mar
24
lOVa
66
9%
128%
t—
1
Share
Corp
Sep
32
Feb
B
*
5
21%
1
13
class
common
Corp
Manufacturing
Co
pfd
100
... 1
5
25
100
24%
Oct
30% Mar
12%
25
common
Machine
&
Empire Millwork
3/4
int
30
preferred
1%
*
*
i
B
9%
65
1
Associates—
shares
109%
1
:
1
64 Va
25
9%
65%
25
Iron
Corp
$7
Eastern
Feb
Apr
common
10
100
Fuel Assn
preferred
Malleable
Feb
83
Co
E
4%%
%
£1
2s 6d
83/4
19
24%
Empire District Electric 5%
dep rets B ord
2% Mar
10
(Allen
A
15%
Ltd—
American
July
_*
Eastern
3%
1 Va
Co
Eastern
13
600
12%
Ltd
Co
63/4 Mar
50
v
1
1%
Sep
Chemical
Co
Rubber
Eastern
—
5
15% May
Feb
common
Coal
12% Mar
'
15,600
:_19.50
Sep
29% Mar
-
79,100
Inc
DuMont
Duro
73%
28%
..ft
11
American
For
33%
3%
4
*
Kennedy
Carr-Consolidated
Carreras
100
300
5,200
8%
common
11%
Co
Harris
3%
7%
Co
Power
33/8
4'/8
Marconi
18%
600
6 3%
common
Power
103/4
100
Capital City Products
Capital Transit Co
Jan
12%
12
147b
Ltd
Brewery
9%
8%
Ltd—
Jan
4%
2,850
Douglas Oil Company
3%
4%
preferred
Canadian
3%
10
1
Industries
Aug
21%
14,100
Inc
A
Co
&
ft
_*
Canadian
14%
Sep
3% Aug
1,700
7%
Ltd
&
11%
*
Jun
16%
Corp common.—__1
Bridge
Dominion
2,800
^2
Dredge & Dock Co Ltd
10 %
700
3%
24%
common..—.
3,400
vtc
Canadian
Co
Finance
Domestic
%
Ltd
Co
Ltd
8,000
18
3%
6%
Ltd
Exploration
Dome
12'A
common
Oil
13%
Feb
20%
dep rets ord
(The) Corp
ft
*
Oct
6%
American
Diversey
11%
20
22 3 8
24%
Mfg
Oils
10% Mar
*
preference
Oct
Ltd—
Co
Distillers
Aug
5
17
*
10
Drilling & Exploration Co
1
3,200
2.50
(Mo)__——5
Raynolds class
3%
._*•■
Co
223/e
8%
*
Products.....
8%
l
Power
&
18
70
Foundry—
Co..—
Iron
Gray
Detroit
Detroit
Dow
*
14% May
%
Manufacturing
&
300
50c
common
Estate
Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd..
Oct
common
class
Mfg
Gasket
Duke
Calamba
Jan
5%
10
70%
debenture
Detroit
Driver
Cable
Jan
5%
Sep
300
5
Mines Inc
Dayton Rubber Co class A
Dejay Stores common
%
—.12 %c
35 %
Apr
1%
*
Dairies
12%
2.50
Corp
Crystal
8%
3s 6d
Sep
5
12%
16
Day
Ltd—
dep rets ord shares
300
32,400
5
Davenport Hosiery Mills
Davidson Brothers Inc.
8%
.9
Sullivan
Jun
17%
io
&
123/e Mar
87
6%
*
preferred
Oct
Oct
16'/a
•
common
7%
Oct
Mar
8 3/4
47
—2.50
B
Line
Mines
American
183A
37
8'A
Daitch
8%
Jan
1
common
class
convertible
Burry
33/4 Aug
550
3%
Apr
10
preferred
60c
5'A Aug
Oct
__1
preferred
common
Ltd
Budget Finance Plan
7%
July
4% July
5%
__*
Distillers
cumulative
Brown
5%
7%
89
200
3%
Jan
2
33%
*
preference.—
Jan
Apr
Jan
9%
18%
1
common
convertible
$3
Brown
18%
Oct
53A
Sep
Jan
100
3%
*
com
•
7
5
25c
Curtis
•
new
B
28%
16%
common
Curtis
._*
Power
A
Class
Co
Drug
Jan
5
10s
Jun
17% May
2%
7%
partic
"A"
Oct
2,600
5%
10s
Columbia
Class
4%
reg
reg
Internat'l
91
Ltd—
dep rets ord
3
Apr
Jan
5
5
Jan
2%
18
10s
6,600
7%
(Md)
Oct
20%
___*
3%
7%
Company
Petroleum
84%
10%
24%
bearer
3%
1
—*
common
4%
Jan
9
:
Tobacco
10%
5
ord
Celanese
American
A.
Cuban
3% July
8 3/a
9%
Sep
43/e
9
common
10% Mar
2%
10%
*
11%
500
1
1
.
25% Aug
4%
400
6%
9
Milner & Co
Crowley
13%
Feb
May
42
Sep
Sep
%
6
1
common
Feb
200
40
—
—
*
4
5c
—
Oil Refining common..
$6 preferred
I
Cuban Atlantic Sugar common
89
24
*
Crystal
24%
23% May
Sep
receipts (ord reg)—£1
dep
(The)
Croft
Jan
Oct
Oct
21 Va
19
Co..1
Machine
Petroleum
16
8% Aug
19 %
200
Ltd—
American
Cork
88
•
Co.
Courtaulds
Creole
Crown
9%
1,400
22
l3/4
1
Co..
class
Petroleum
Feb
Tobacco—
Amer
preferred
12V4
24%
89
•
Manufacturing Co common!
6.% Mar
$1
Cosden
Cent
19%
20 Va
22
1
Mines
Reynolds
Crown
300
193/4
12%
*
&
Oct
300
Aug
1%
11%
Corp
Inc
Corroon
Mar
9%
9%
Jan
25%
Sep
12%
Corp.
&
Varnish
Gold
Cornucopia
Coro
&
Var
non-voting
13
Sep
74
Feb
ft
1
voting
A
B
51
Sep
Sep
22%
Distillery Ltd—
Corby (H)
Oct
4%
65%
50c
2%
4%
10%
10
9%
*
Light Co....
Paint &
34. Jan
10'A' Jan
9%
36
8%
4%
20c
common..
Gas
Sep
x36
1,000
3,500
37%
1
Inc...
Feb
6%
11%
10%
*
Light & Pwr ord
2% Mar
300
51
preferred.100
5
Works
Oct
28 %
500
10
*
common
Co
11% Mar
6,300
44
*
common
Jan
8
16
10%
38%
11% Mar
375
*
Commercial
Jan
49%
1
cumulative
Gear
Corp
Bridgeport
Aviation
Car-Na
8%
4
Inc
Foote
Continental
Continental
12
2 3/4
lit July
Oct
13%
10
1.25
Engineering—1
Continental
11 3/4
2%
Sep
7%
173%
Inc
Jan
X15 3/8
11%
Oct
1
1,150
3%
Oil
Lines
Jan
Sep
Jun
Royalty
Air
6
Class
1% Mar
2,300
200
3,200
27%
—1
Corp
Utilities
13% Mar
Class
5%
3
Co
&
Brazilian Traction
Breeze
"1%
5,200
2%
.10
1956
18%
Oct
Sep
ft
5
Liquidating
3ft July
9
200
Fdry & Mach Co com.*
Scrymser
Bourjois
10 %
1
8%
%
__
Mining & Smelt'g Ltd—*
4%
9,100
4%
'
—
69 %
13
Consolidated
2%
1
Gorham
prior
10%
~1%
—
common__25
Inc
common
common
(H
5%%
Borne
~63/8
6
—
24%
—
Oct
21% May
1
common
Birdsboro Steel
Blumenthal
10 %
1
Canada
Co
Hedges
&
6 Va
_—1
Inc
common
of
Watch
&
1}$ Sep
ft
67%
6 %
—10
1
Community Public Service
Compo Shoe Machinery—
2%
50c
Corp,.—
Oct
G
'
—
Feb
24%
21%
Co
Oct
3,000
Jan
Co
Inc
Stone
Jan
6,100
7%
—
1
Fund
&
21
6%
Jan
73/4 May
ordinary
Engineering
2%
7%
113/4
Co
Equipment
Gas
Sep
9% Mar
Sep
•
—
vtc___——10c
Consolidated
2%
Sep
53/a
36
——
L
20
*
common
Oils
Consolidated
Sep
6 Va
ft.—
7 Va
24 Va
Corp
Jun
July
37
2,100
—
10% Mar
Mar
10%
Jan
73/8
Feb
Sep
4
11
Ties common...——1
Shoe
Starr
6,600
common———-1
————
Benson
Black
3'/a
2
-1
Inc-——.
Co
Aircraft
Bickford's
2%
*
1
Instruments
Bellanca
1,800
6%
—
—50c
Corp
Beau-Brummell
Bell
:
Light & Power Ltd
Refractories
Bearings
500
Mar
7%
11
3ft Oct
6,000
11%
9
15
Sep
Andes—
Steel
Baumann
3%
12%
Jan
—
Manufacturing Co
10
Columbia Machinery & Eng Corp—10c
Commodore Hotel Inc
1
Cook
Ltd.___
Barcelona Tr
Barium
3%
lc
Corp
shares
American
Banff
1
common..
3 Va
11%
12
—1
Company
11%
3%
1
A
7%
20
Colts
Continental
Bailey & Selburn Oil & Gas—
400
Jun
Airlines
Consolidated
Baker-Raulang
Jan
7%
12%
Mar
15
800
10
73/4
ft
Consolidated
15%
3
Sep
—5
Products
Farm
Colonial
1%
89
73/4
80
Manufacturing—4
Development
Colonial
Jun
May
1,700
24'%
1
1
Caribbean
1% July
104
7%
25
8
68-%
1
Co
Coal
Aluminum
10% Mar
2,900
1%
90%
88
90
170
116
114
—
500
8%
85
8
1
Lambert
&
Clayton
Colonial
114
10% Mar
Jan
85
8 3/4
Inc
Jan
ft
8,800
Sep
8'/a
—
—
.50
50
Co
Hosiery
9% July
"VA
Jan
Co
L
D
Neon
Colon
"l
.
Manufacturing Co
Clarostat
Jan
7%
15
Feb
79
140
a
114% Mar
103/a
24 %
Jun
—
5
—5
5
300
Aug
67
6%
'
5
—5
1
1
Stamping
City Specialty Stores Inc
4%%
convertible preferred.:
360
213/4
-1
Corp
Jan
5,000
4
25
73%
7 Va
4
4
Chicago Rivet & Machine
Chief Consolidated MiningCircle Wire
Oct
21%
Ltd
Oil Co
15
123%
22
72%
1
8%
3%
22
8%
3."a
11
2934 Mar
73%
Cherry-Burrell common...—
5
.10
Chesebrough Manufacturing com.—.10
11
Sep
1%
Charter
Apr
1,300
26%
8%
Oct
20%
5%
100
—'
12%
Feb
5%
4% Mar
26%
1
1
Jan
5%
Sep
5
9%
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ft
Sep
3%
'
10
common
1,300
3,100
.1
common
Corp
Charis
12%
13%
19,864
3 V8
100
8,600
8
10
12
300
19,500
.50
8%
•
Inc
Jan
4%
preference.....;
Aircraft Co common
Co of America..
13%
•
1
Oct
10%
350
12
Oct
ft
3%
.ft—
2
——2
10
10
1
1
Chamberlin
Convertible
;
10
Co common—
Century Investors
Inc
28%
11%
3
5
3%
73%
10
Century Electric
75
3ft
*
50
2.50
preferred
Corp
Jan
•
Machine—
Voting
31
Jan
1,400
5%
non-cum
22
31
4 '/a
—1
50
Products
Steel
Automatic
Central
—5
Co
Corp
Plywood
Non-voting
Central
6% Mar
48
warrants
Automatic
25% Mar
8,900
Fisheries
Coast
Atlas
Jan
9,400
div)_—
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—■—-—100
..1
Ohio Steel Products.
—1
LOO
Power & Light 4% pfd
.100
46%
£1
arrear
Atlantic
Corp
Oct
21%
8%
America
Atlantic
Atlas
21
400
Tel—
&
(ex
A
400
5,100
1,000
3
3%
;
4%
Sep
Sep
5% Mar
Jan
Jan
4%
a
preferred
3.50%
21%
4
6%
17% Mar
Co—
Power
Maine
Central
21%
16%
dep rets reg
Jan
Jan
Sep
'
„
Jan
47i
12j/2
Sep
4%
'
25
8%
Corp
Associate Electric Industries—
of
Oct
16'/e
Equipment
American
Oct
7%
83/S
Light $7 pfd
Associated Laundries
43%
1,000
16%
Armstrong Rubber Co class A.
4%% convertible preferred
Aro
25
8%
143/4
9,700
5%
26 %
1% May
103/8
Co
Gas
Sep
Corp—.
Secur
.
12 %
—
Corp
Arkansas
%
,
1
——5
;
Oil
Fuel
Arkansas
100
Illinois
Central
100
4%
3 % Sep
43/8
...1
13%
1
-1
Appalachian Elec Power 4%% pfd—100
Inc
1%
22%
11%
Angostura-Wupperman
—
Apex-Electric Manufacturing Co_
Cameras
Sep
31
Anglo-Iranian Oil Co Ltd—
American dep rets ord reg——
£1
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp—
"A"
shares
——2.40
Argus
%
15%
500
3%
1
Ltd
Explorers
Central
4%
2
*
Products.
Jan
2,500
43%
32
American Writing Paper commonAmurex
May
7% May
4%
4%
1
5% Aug,,
24
47
5
5
Oil Development class A——5
Lead Mines Ltd
20c
Anchor
Sep
31
conv„*
10
—.if——2
preferred
American Thread 5%
Jan
3%
19
Feb
~3%
15%
"I10
1
21%
"4%
6% pfd—25
common
Jan
53/4
■
3 %
-ft.
common.—.
Feb
16%
Products
Casco
21
21%
—
American Seal-Kap
24%
Oct
8%
Chem cl A
Republics
Jun
Oct
11%
150
%
22%
American
82 %
43%
_—
American Potash &
American
900
%
—
Co
4%
'
———
Meter
11%
200
23
22
conv
American
700
Jan
95
21%
pfd—-15
^American Bantam Car Co. class A—1
American Beverage common.—.;
1
American Eook Co
100
American Hard Rubber
Co
25
American Laundry Machine
;
20
American Manufacturing Co com
25
American Maracaibo Co
—
1
Filter 5%
American Air
92%
92
92%
100
*
common——•
Inc.——
25c
cumulative preferred
Goods Manufacturing
$3.75
Aluminum
—
600
12%
Sep
16% July
6
-T-
12,700
18%
Sep
13
13
300
10 3/4
Jun
96
88
80
953/4
Sep
6
6
500
19
400
21%
17%
213/g
6
173/8
Sep
Oct
28%, Mar
1338; Aug
104%
9%
23
Feb
Jan
July
Number 5267
Volume 178
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(1593)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
Friday
Week's
Last
Range
American Stock Exchange
of Prices
Shares
Sale Price
Par
Equity
Esquire
Inc
1%
3,600
1%
Sep
32%
32%
450
32%
Sep
35
Mar
Sep
6
Aug
Aug
11*5 J ® tl
5
1
$1
100
25c
or
%
—
.
Line
Pipe
—_
%
5
%
14,900
%
ltl
18%
Sep
Jan
2%
i3« Sep
5,300
10
common
Fairchild
Federated
&
Fishman
iM H)
A
Class
Ford
of
B
Amer
Ford
i
Jan
li
32% Mar
dep
Fort
Pitt
Fox
24,100
14,100
67
3%
1
,
~6%
6%
66%
4%
64%
Sep
28% Mar
3
Jun
8,900
3%
Sep
9%
Jun
6%
5,000
2,800
fs May
7
lft Sep
3% Sep
627a
66%"
-
17
420
—
♦
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of
Jan
Jan
73%
7% Mar
Mar
11
,
Oct
10%
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59
697a Mar
Jan
67
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73% Mar
ord
new
£1
reg
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4%
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%
2,200
%
Feb
4%
4%
100
4%
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-
4%
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Kingston Products
Kirby Petroleum
50c preferred
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Kirkland
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Kropp
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bearer.—
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_1.25
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IS May
Jan
772
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4%
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common.,..,
_____
preferred
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10%
200
107a
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*
20%
22
600
20%
Oct
22%
Jan
102 7a Mar
1067a
Sep
100
Geilman
Mfg
General
Acceptance
General
8
May
11% Mar
Co
Alloys
common
10%
Corp
rets
General
Finance
General
ord
Fireproofing
General
Public
General
Mich
preferred
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T%
Godchaux
Class
Atlantic
Non-voting
1 %
Jun
2%
Jan
9%
Sep
12%
25
3
3
8%
8 7a
3%
2,000
9 7a
5,200
Lamson
&
4% Mar
8
Sep
9%
Sep
12% May
Oct
15%
17%
18
600
16%
Oct
22
18
12%
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Feb
Mar
%
Sep
20
37%
Oct
24%
1,800
23 %
22 7a
4
,
Jan
Feb
1 % Mar
52'%
Jan
5
__
Sep
27%
22%
400
21 Va
Oct
27% July
5%
1572
67a
700
5%
Jan
167a
1,400
12%
Sep
8
*
stock
Co
159
157
159
21% Mar
75
144%
Jun
164% July
160
129%
Sep
135%
1%
2,900
1 Va
1337a 133'%
__
1
1%
__
Leases
Brewery
5
Sep
49% Aug
12% Sep
4
Sep
Apr
—
8,^
Jun
500
15
Oct
19% Mar
10%
Jan
13%
Oct
34
Sep
34
Sep
.
__5
...__~._25c
Rubinstein
common
—
common
—
100
1
preferred
preferred
Henry Holt & Co common
Steel Products
class
1,200
3%
Sep
1,700
9%
Jan
4%
10
2%
3,900
257a
3,800
1%
Oct
1%
Aug
—
Consol Gold
Stores Inc
—5
1
— °
Hardart
common—:
...
2%
North
Cigar
Machinery
Hydro-Electric—
Petroleum
20%
600
17%
Jan
27
13%
50
13%
Jan
14% May
20%
900
18%
Apr
21% Aug
91%
10
89
Sep
99
70
70
10
68% July
7% Jan
May
2 7a
~2%
600
*1%
Sep
Sep
Feb
12%
12
12 7a
3,100
11%
Sep
2%
700
2%
2%
Irving Air
10
Oct
300
17%
18
1,400
25%
26
200
25
55%
55%
56 7a
7,900
54
2%
2%
2%
400
2%
Sep
4%
Sep
32 74
33 Va
1,200
20%
Jan
Jerry
O'Mahoney Inc
Julian
&
14%
1572
16%
Jan
3% Mar
152
Feb
Kansas
Motors
Gas
&
Corp
l
Electric
4,./2^
pfd
100
footnotes
see
page
31.
Jan
Apr
45
Sep
Aug
Jan
18
1,150
12% July
Jun
Jan
Feb
37
Jan
11%
Oct
7%
7%
1,700
6% May
7%
89
8972
40
83
Jun
100
85
86%
1,850
80
Apr
100%
18
Sep
1,900
109 72 111
27,400
Oct
Mar
Jan
103
Jun
Jun
32%
18%
Sep
30% Mar
*113% Mar
10
Apr
12%
Oct
2
Sep
5%
Jan
84
Jan
117a
11%
500
*10%
Sep
15%
Apr
5%
5%
600
5%
Sep
12
Jan
3
3%
400
2%
Oct
May
5%
4
100
4
3%
Sep
10%
Feb
10% May
18%
187a
19%
1,800
16 %
Sep
2472 Mar
22%
223/4
23 7a
137a
12 74
13%'
6,100
14
14
1474
2,200
3 7a
8,100
3 7B
2%
550
Jan
Jan
97/a
267a Mar
Sep
157a May
Jun
22
Xl3
157i
2% Aug
Jan
47* Mar
Oct
12%
12
$2
Petroleum
States
Co
—0
50c
5
1
50c
50
Co
Refineries——
preferred
convertible
4%%
Service
Public
pfd
Light 5%
&
Pwr
common
100
0
1
1
Corp
Monogram Pictures common
Monongahela Power Co—
cumulative preferred
100
preferred series B..100
preferred series C
100
Loan Society com class A
1
4.407*
cumul
Mt
class A
0
participation pfd—0
Investors
of America
Products
Corp
Plan
Morris
Metal
Clemens
MfgBo
Piston JRing
5
common...2.50
10
Ohio
Murray
Jun
Oct
lVa Mar
Jan
87a
2,000
1,200
11%
12%
2,100
10%
Sep
14 74 Mar
12
1272
1,300
11%
Sep
15%
10%
Oct
13
2674 Mar
17 7a Mar
'/a
7
Company
25
50c
common
25
25
100
24%
Sep
14
13
14
750
12
Sep
5
5
400
47/8
700
20 Va
Feb
1,800
1%
Sep
—.
2474
2474
25
2 7b
2
27a
Aug
Jan
Jan
Oct
5%
29
Jan
Mar
3 74 Mar
4%
4%
30%
30%
30%
100
4% Sep
30% Jun
337a Mar
107a
10
107a
2,400
10
15 7#
25
xlOO
Jun
22
Jan
257a Mar
0
Canada
of
Corp
8
60
77a
73%
0
shares
dividend
common
Piping
Midwest
400
Aug
1
iS
IS
common
Abrasive
Mid-West
Jan
55
77/a
Products—
Steel
non-cum
Midvale
103
--
103
4
4
91
-
99
-
25%
Sep
57%
2,700
2%
Jan
47a
20
20
9974
110
98
86
Jun
Jun
2%
300
169 74 172
157
34
3574
35%
100
5 7a
...
5%
800
July
96
88 %
Sep
Jun
Sep
4%
Jan
3% July
3% Mar
—
15%
102 7a
101
13%
2
37% Mar
5% Mar
57a Mar
3%
Apr
Feb
177a Mar
1
430
96%
Jun
20,200
1%
Oct
267a
200
25%
Jan
7%
600
7%
Sep
33%
300
6%
Jan
Oct
172
14%
31%
33%
37a
23
77a
—
Jan
Oct
98
Oct
2672
2
26%
96% Mar
10372
3,800
16
15 7b
15%
Jan
Oct
15
150
15%
Jan
Oct
104
11,700
~~
353/4
5% Mar
35 74
91
72
95 Va
98
Oct
47b
32 7a
33 74
1,100
27
Jan
Jan
Mar
114
4%
Jan
337a Mar
9%
Jan
427a
Jun
800
7
6V«
Sep
87a Mar
1774 Mar
N
Nachman
Milling
Inc
Dehydrating
Alfalfa
Hess
National
common...j
Fuel Gas
Mfg
National
National
Phoenix
Jan
Jan
Presto
Radiator
Research Corp
Rubber
National
Starch
Machinery
Products
National
Steel
National
National
Union
Meter
Le
Mur
Ltd
30c
Radio
Dominion
Oil
1
..40c
Ltd
British
New
England Tel & Tel
Haven Clock k Watch Co
convertible
Jersey
Min
&
Mexico
&
100
5% Mar
New
Park
17% Mar
New
Process
Sep
3% Mar
New
Co
New
York
York
Founders
4%
5
1,400
4
Sep
8%
Jan
2 7B
2,800
l7/a
Sep
2%
Jan
11,800
13%
Jun
16% Mar
12%
Sep
17
2
2 7B
14%
15
15
"
"lis
"lit
5,200
114
Jan
3
2 7a
"2 3/8
23/a
10,400
1%
Jan
Land
Co
Merchandise
Shipbuilding
shares
19%
Oct
12
18%
1774
1874
13%
Jan
21
Mar
17
Jan
20
July
25
Apr
27%
3%
22%
4
1%
300
20%
100
2Va
Jun
Oct
Jan
4% Mar
4
Sep
3
Jan
Jan
257a
Apr
Sep
2,600
23
4
1%
2'/a
4%
Jan
214 May
At
24.400
lA
113% 114%
1,520
1097a
Sep
3%
3%
400
27a
Jan
4% May
7%
8
400
5%
Jan
1074 May
1 l!i
1
1%
14
114
2
;
Sep
Oct
1157a
Feb
1% July
5,000
1
42%
44%
8,500
42
Sep
60%
13%
14%
7,400
12%
Sep
23
3,600
%
Sep
1% Mar
62 7a Mar
1%
1
14 7a
'
7/a
%
1
Jan
May
x55
Oct
10
10%
300
9
Aug
10% May
26%
27%
1,200
25
Apr
28% Mar
7
May
x55
26%
x55
Corp—
1
12 74
x9%
2,200
2,000
10%
10
-10
13 74 Mar
Sep
1,500
19
0
common
Sep
Jun
10%
12%
1 %
Auction
Jan
July
18
43%
1
1
As
1174
50c
...
Jan
3
1874
—25
Co
Co common
New York & Honduras Rosario..
York
57a July
7a
4
20
preferred
Chem
Arizona
Mining
Sep
Sep
Jan
-1
Zinc
New
Sep
37/a
2.50
common
Co common
Idria
14%
1,300
1
Car
New
New
100
57B
0
common
Transit
1%
Jan
4
1
10
1
Co
National
1'»
5% Mar
25c
10c
2
Industries
Industries Inc
National
1
*
1
Stores common
Petroleum Ltd
&
National
157a
4 5/8
&
1
Co
Bellas
National
Nestle
157a
578
10
1
Corp
Namm-Loeser's
15%
105
Oct
9%
1
1
Midland Oil Corp $1 conv preferred—0
Middle
50
Aug
IVa
200
Corp
Hone
Micromatic
6,900
95%
23% May
600
Aug
19,000
—
1,200
8%
14
1%
—
»-l CO CO"
107a
Apr
112
July
8
10 7b
'
,
11%
1572
3
18%
8
117a
u
33,100
Feb
11%
preferred
6%
1%
3 7a
4
1
15 7a
3
Jan
3% July
14% Jan
2.50
*
10
Corp
Tube
Michigan Sugar Co common
4%%
5%
18%
1
Mar
Neptune
Jan
1.800
80
Feb
40
8
National
25_ Mar
2,300
3
1
1
Jan
Jan
86%
34%
Sep
3% Mar
National
89 7z
Jan
21
Jan
38% Mar
6%
275
Sep
4% Mar
20%
22%
Sep
Jun
28%
22
22 7a
17%
Sep
Sep
5
Feb
13%
Jan
6
Muter
74%
Sep
Jan
2%
Muskogee Co common
Oct
97/a
18
14
300
Muskegon
Sep
ta
For
6 3/4
100
Jan
9%
—
Feb
77a
457a July
67b
Feb
28%
3 7a
Oct
Sep
2%
New
Kaiser
43/4
6
37a/a Mar
38 3/4
125
67B
Mar
800
ft
150
7a
~2%
30
10,300
1
500
40
67a
107
23%
■
15
.
Inc..
Brothers
Sep
10%
~i%
5
67-t
40%
437a May
~2%
preferred
Participating
Michaels
Oct
29%
°
Jun
Jan
21% Mar
10c
1
6 7*
cumulative preferred
4
Mt
Vernon-Woodberry Mills
—2.50
Mountain States Power common—7.25
Mountain States Tel & Tel
100
Muntz
TV Inc...—
-1
10%
12%
10c
33/4
20 V2
207a
Moody
27
15c
Oct
1,500
Jan
Jun
29 Va
2%
:
Oct
3
40%
Jan
Jun
10%
11%
Ltd
3%
Sep
9
29 7a
2%
Kokenge Co.
Jupiter Oils
Sep
67b
17%
5%
X
3%
__
1
25c
common
98%
"
12%
common.—
700
9%
New
Glass Co
37/a
11%
Corp
New
Jeannette
47s Aug
3%
6
9
12% Aug
Oct
.3 7a
Sep
4%
Montgomery Ward & Co
129%
1
2%
40%
Monroe
Jan
12 %
2174
Chute
3,300
•
Feb
Jan
,
3%
4074
3%
46% Mar
11 7a
Aug
3%
3%
9% May
15
1
6 3/4
3%
100
4.30%
16
c
1774 Mar
Jan
500
4.50 7*
Sep
11%
100
t
16% May
Sep
5%
2,000
Feb
'
5
v
Jun
127a
7 7a
71% Mar
Co—
Manufacturing
14%
14%
Missouri
20
Inc
900
200
Scott Corp—
Molybdenum
20%
3.90preferred
Ironite
16%
13%
207a
Jan
110%
Products.
Service
15%
13%
77B
12%
stock.0
Royalty
Jan
13%
Sep
A
capital
Aug
20
6%
50
Industries
1074
77a
3,400
1
Metal
International
Apr
Jan
14%
7
0
S3.50 series
International
common
Co
Textile
Minnesota
Sep
5
America
common
&
Chapman
Iron
Mining
7%
15%
772
Warrants
Mesabi
Jan
Impelial
Iron Fireman
Merritt
Jan
10%
9
1,300
16%
.5
5
50c
5
_25c
1
5
0
10
1
1
Co
Mfg
Feb
4,500
—
9
1
Co—
&
Johnson
Mead
Menasco
National
common
Co
Dredging
*
30
12%
Chemical Industries—
American dep receipts registered—£1
Imperial Oil iCanada) capital stock..0
Imperial Tobacco of Canada.
5
Imperial Tob of Gt Brit & Ireland ..£1
Indianapolis Pwr & Light 4 'ft pfd..100
&
(AG)
4%
117a
17%
8%
0
Miller Wohl Co common
42%
Co
Feb
9
£1
10
common
Jan
I
of
Harris
Apr
9
—*
—100
iHarvey)
Inc common.——5
Humble Oil & Refining capital stock..0
Hurd Lock & Manufacturing Co——5
Hydro-Electric
Securities
—0
Hygrade
Food Products.
5
Baking
9%
9
International Marine
Communication Co Ltd—
Marion Power Shovel
5%
Sep
Sep
preferred
Sep
Marconi
Oct
Sep
10
Hubbell
572
0
Consolidated Mfg Co
Mapes
12%
*
.—i
_
Co
&
Co
Manischewitz
Mid-West
—15
common
»GeoA!
1,400
300
2%
19
1074
—
5%
1,500
100
6%
10
2.50
Mines.
Inc
274
9
5%
1
common
(The B)
Co
Feb
20%
■
4%
Sep
11%
3
—.1
A.__
Hollinger
Hardart
-
10c
Mfg Co common
convertible preferred..
Co
53% Mar
13%
.
—
Oct
5%
217a
'
Hercules
Co
Jan
1% Aug
9174
-
4
7,800
1172
6%
2
100
4
50
100
2,200
20
—
173/4 Mar
800
6%
20%
3
20%
9
572'*
Jan
5% Mar
19 Vs
1%
23%
'
7
*
A
3%
Jun
52 Va
4
25
Stores common..
Co
1% July
Oct
3%
1 7a
4 74
—
Sep
4%
5%
217a
Stores
Mangel
Steel
200
74
52 7a
—
10%
4
6%
5%
5
-10
Bumper
14%
10c
9
....
100
4
M
Mackintosh-Hemphill Co
Maine Public Service Co
Midland
Corp.
Public
Sep
8%
Feb
Michigan
13
9%
Iowa
2-fV Mar
157a
Michigan
Feb
15%
2
Investors
12%
Mar
Sep
2% Mar
15%
2%
International
12%
H Sep
7
107a
57% Mar
x21
13
5
*
97a
Preferred
500
2,000
Metal
2
1
International
Feb
3,000
7%
Feb
Mar
Tea—
—
International
47a
1,500
If*
7%
11%
*
14%
22%
Mfg Co—
Bakeries Inc
Lithographing Co.
Co
Sep
3%
1%
117a
McWilliams
37%
Hathaway
Insurance
2%
3
7%
11%
McKee
T%
Zinc
Jan
2
Corp
86% Mar
Ltd
Hartford Electric Light
Harvard
Brewing Co
Illinois
11%
Lynch
54% May
600
k
Feb
Sep
Aug
Oct
1,200
5 ','r
12%
9%
143/4 Aug
Sep
27a
Horn
Jan
100
10
50 y4
75
3%
&
Jan
11%
10
Apr
34
2%
Horn
18
11%
14,000
3%
Holophane
ijj- Jan
1874- Oct
137a May
62% May
2%
Hormel
Oct
Jan
Sep
4174
Jun
3%
Horder's
A.
1474
14%
425
35
1
Holly
Feb
9% Mar
7,100
150
...—100
Western
k
3%
37% Mar
Apr
4974
43 7a
24
Co
Bridge Co
iRi
Jun
Aug
8%
12%
43 7a
5
*
...25
1
5'e
2%
27
3,000
1
Mays (J W)
Inc common
McDonnell Aircraft Corp
Inc
Hoe
1,000
Oct
12%
Massey
15%
Higbie
1,100
2,900
9%
Feb
10%
47%
27%
37%
Products common
Lime & Alabastine..
!■
Co
3%
31%
32%
367» JvJy
49
Jun
—2
Heller
3
9%
347a Mar
1
22
37%
Stores
Class
575
31
7a
5
11%
16,800
Helena
Jun
2,100
3%
*
0
Chain
Steel
13% Mar
674
Dept
Jan
8%
400
10%
Apr
Longines-Wittnauer Watch Co
Louisiana Land & Exploration
Locke
Sep
—9c
Mining
26%
29%
35
—10
B
Sep
u
Lamp
Hecia
Class
6%
800
Hearn
127a May
1
Liberty Fabrics of N Y____
5 7c
cumulative preferred
Loblaw Groceteria* class A
11%
1,000
Havana
—
Inc
200
14 74
Hazcltine,
common
G)
(R
Tourneau
900
52 7a
Hastings;
Realty
Lefcourt
Le
preferred
conv
cum
5,300
774
13%
Hamilton
5 7*
common
12
"%
Co
Laboratories
Lear Inc
2372
6%
H
Hall
1% July
Jan
10'%
~9
—10
Machine
University
Extension
11%
52
Haelan
Sep
8%
28%
5
Co
Sessions
Monotype
Salle
La
237a
7
11%
67a
Gypsum
Sep
11%
14%
Gricsedieck
2%
100
52
Grocery
Feb
200
25
Freehold
Feb
108%
11%
__50c
Gridoil
of
Corp
Jun
117
11
Paper.
Northern
106
Jun
11%
pfd..25
1
conv
Chemical
&
Jan
112% July
11
Hydraulics Inc.—
Great
Greer
1%
100
Jan
—
common
Oil
Lakes
Aug
Mar
200
—50
Co
Pacific
&
9 %
34% Mar
108
1,300
%
%
common.
1st. preferred
7'/f
Great-
Sep
Jan
I
Varnish
Rapids
Great
27
103
1%
*
Mines
Manufacturing
Manufacturing
Gray
3,300
8%
35
1
& Machine
Delaware
Foundry
Lakey
Ltd
Mines
0
Graham-Paige Motors 5%
Grand
Feb
800
Apr
5%
99%
1
B
A
Manufacturing
Gorham
Sep
20
29 %
108
*
Consolidated
Goodman
1%
10%
5
1
1
Company..
Apparel Inc.—
Shore
Lake
5
class
Inc
preferred
prior
Jan
0
B
$4.50
272
187a Mar
103%
10
Sugars class
Goldfield
Apr
115% 115%
0
Co
Jan
3
1072
1
10
—
1
Coal
Distilleries
Union
1274
0
Mines
common
i
Alden
Globe
Oct
87/a
—__1
;
McBean & Co
Glenmore
Sep
29%
'
Glen
17a
15 72
106
__20
Co
Gladding
2,000
*
C)
<A
Gilchrist
1%
5
S6 preferred—0
preferred—.
°
$6
Yeliowknife Gold
Giant
Gilbert
Sep
—
10
5
pfd A
common...
preferred
Gerity
Sep
174
Service
Georgia Power
$5
974
600
£
reg
5%
Corp
convertible
5'}t
1,700
1%
__25
Outdoor Adv 6%
pfd
—100
Plywood Corp common—50c
General
1H
8%
35
33%c
20c
1
(The) Forge Co..
Oils Ltd
Brewing Co
L'Aiglon
5% May
Ltd—
Co
dep
1 %
com..
preferred
10%
1 %
Co
Electric
American
9%
1 %
convertible
General
3% July
.
General Builders Supply Corp
5 'if,
137a
7.50
Krueger
Lanston
Gatineau
25% Mar
Jan
1
—
Laclede-Christy
receipts
Brewing Co.—
"Geo
Apr
11%
0
10
5
Corp—
Stores
Lamson
Fuller
Co Ltd—
M
Co common
Rubber Co
B)
Hotels
Knott
Kobacker
21 Va
100
h)
5
°
50
— 1
1
10
Co
County Lighting common
cumulative preferred
Kings
High
1,300
12%
8 '/a
9
Co common
Kidde (Walter) &
Key
Low
25
12%
1
Oils & Mines Ltd
Kenwell
Range Since Jan. 1
High
24%
5
Inc
Sep
France-
deposit
(Peten
4%
i'ri
4%
MS
65%
___1
—
3,300
Low
25
Ltd—
rets
Motor
2
3%
67
,.__2.5a
21%
Canada—
Co
American
20
4%
lo
non-voting
voting
Motor
0
...
Inc
Co
Line
Tiger
Motor
Class
Ltd
(Phila)
Inc
'
Ford
2
Petroleums
icjT'irth Sterling
Flying
20
Ltd
Association
Fire
Instrument——1
____25c
Camera
Oils
Shares
*
Co
Kawneer
47*
Fargo
for Week
Par
High
32%
r,
Warrants
Eureka
Low
High
___1
Ltd
Sales
Range
of Prices
Friday
1%
:
Eureka Corporation
Low
Week's
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
1%
_
END^D OCTOBER U
Range Since Jan. 1
10c
Corp common
convertible preferred
52
WEEK
FOR
for Week
STOCKS
Sales
24%
24 %
24%
100
700
li)
Va
Jan
9
24%
Feb
Oct
29
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
30
(1594)
Monday, October 26, 1953
-■
EXCHANGE
AMERICAN STOCK
RANGE
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Saie Price
Low
Par
Canadian
North
Central
Co
lie
l'A
2% Mar
4'A
4%
3,700
3'A
Aug
4%
5,000
'/a
Jun
1
%
1%
41
2ft
2%
41%
2%
3
3
4%%
2,300
1%
40%
Sep
1%
Sep
17
•
—
28%
*
Jun
22% Mar
4%
100
—
Ltd
90c
__
Oils
19 %
7.50
Gas
Natural
Oklahoma
common——25
Old Town Corp common
1
40c
cumulative preferred-—
—7
Oliver United Filters class B——_—*
Okonite
Inc
—.—————.
—
8%
6
—
11,800
1
—.
39%
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd Amer shares. 10s
Securities
1
15%
Overseas
Co
Can
Electric 6%
Gas &
Paciiic
5%%
£2 A
1st pfd—25
preferred
1st
29%
27%
25
preferred
25
5%
redeemable 1st preferred--—_25
5% redeemable 1st pfd series A
25
4.80%
red 1st preferred
25
1st
5%
preferred.
preferred
_8
div cum
dividend
Pacific
preferred
_*
Airlines
1
Ltd
1
$4.50
Lighting
$4.40
$4.75
Pacific
Northern
Pacific
Petroleums
Pacific
Power
&
Pacific
Public
Service
Light
pfd
5%
i7*
ft Sep
{{j Mar
100
14
Sep
177A Mar
6'%
2,600
5
Jan
7% Mar
13%
13'%
100
4%
2,000
Leather
Seton
common
Denn Mining
Shattuck
4 Ve
Co
1%
95
Jun
600
Sep
Mar
92
2%
Jan
57% Mar
107
Jan
Sep
1%
3%
Jan
1,800
18
Jun
20%
Apr
400
63
Apr
82 %
Aug
16'A
Jan
6%
Feb
8'A
Sep
300
6
Jan
100
15
Sep
500
23'A Mar
Sep
9% Mar
18
Jan
20% May
2,100
35%
Sep
52 %
common
15%
Oct
19%
South
South
Feb
4%
50
38
15%
39%
15"%
4%
900
18%
Petroleum
(C A)
Oil
Pantepec
Paramount
Parker
Pen
Class
B
Patican
Penn
Water
Power
Circle
Packing
Phillips
Screw
Pierce
Co_
Pinchin
Piper Aircraft
Ltd
Pleasant
Polaris
Amer
Power
6%
1st
Pratt
common
Preston East
Producers
Providence
Public
Gas
Service
4%%
Puget
Pyrene
Jan
3%
Aug
12'A
Jun
Feb
5% Mar
66
Feb
4% Mar
15
Aug
17'%
Feb
Jan
—
5/4
5 /8
5%
2,700
5
Oct
—
200
5
July
12°/a
5,500
12%
--
37%
—
62 A
10i/?
5 A
,4
37 %
650
3%
64
—
—
67
38%
63A
5
450
5 A
3%
33
Sep
2%
Sep
Feb
14% Mar
108
Jan
41'A Mar
3'%
Jan
70% Mar
Jun
16%
400
4%
Jun
3 3A
1,000
Jan
17
Sep
Feb
7
Aug
4
1%
2,200
"%
Sep
1,200
1%
Sep
500
57%
Jan
75
28
Sep
38%
Sep
11
3'A Feb
23% Mar
3,800
700
6%
2%
Aug
Aug
3%
800
3%
3'% May
1,100
36 %
6
Oct
200
6
6
35
33
Oct
110
-~
July
Jan
2'A
10%
10%
1
2%
2%
1%
_l
_*
8%-
9
*
1%
8'%
__
preferred
95%
100
Timber
&
.5
Manufacturing
30
14
Jan
Mar
4%
Jan
8'A Mar
40% Mar
Jan
112
Sep
44%
Feb
1,100
8%
Aug
11
Oct
1,200
9%
Sep
32
]%
Apr
318
of
Parts
Stein
(A)
Jun
4,600
1%
Sep
2%
500
7%
Apr
9% Mar
2,200
9
8
-
97%
30%
Jun
9%
Feb
100
90
May
101
Feb
900
25'A
Jun
30% Mar
50
12%
Sep
19% Mar
200
22%
Apr
34% July
.,
Co—
Power
19'%
Jan
Utility
&
8
Pump
Co
1
Regal
Shoe
Co—
1
(Robert)
&
Co—,
Electric
Remington
Rice-Stix
Arms
Richmond
Rolls
41%
Sep
57% May
-
8'A
6%
200
5'%
4%
4%
1,200
3%
Feb
4% Mar
6 %
100
5%
Sep
9%
8'/a
8'A
600
5
Jan
14'%
%
500
26%
1.100
Inc
—
1
9'A
24%
l
1
Elec
4 %
9
,9 'A
24%
1
%
2(5
1%
pfd
Sep
7,300
8%
Sep
1,000
24%
Oct
500
l'A
Sep
1'%
2%
2%
5,100
86%
2%
F___100
Apr
Sep
21
50c
v t c
&
1,100
%
Mining Co
Valley Gas Co—
Gas
45
6%
4%
*
(Texas Corp)
Rochester
44%
25%
Radiator
Grande
23'A May
6'A
— -.
—
Jan
%
Rico Argentine
Rio
44%
21'%
25%
Co
ajn
75
1
Inc
4'A
23
Engineering---—5
&
3'A July
——
23
10c
-
Reda
Reliance
«
1
10
Reading Tube Corp class A—______6.25
Reis
89'%
250
Oct
6%
Jan
Feb
Apr
1% Mar
28%
9%
Jan
Oct
Rome
dep
Rotary
Rowe
rets ord reg
Cable
Roosevelt
Corp
Field
(The)
2%
Jan
2% Aug
2% July
2%
Feb
Jun
94%
Jan
82
Oil
Russeks
Fifth
Co
Ave
Ryan
Jun
7%
Jun
19%
19%
500
Sep
26
23%
22%
24 %
3,000
18%
Sep
26% May
39%
36
40'%
3,400
33
Sep
43 % May
700
10
Jan
14% Mar
1
-
*
12%
13%
123%
13%
12%
14
18%
3,400
12
1.25
common
Consolidated
19%
5
common
Aeronautical
'7%
5
Co
Ltd
Ryan
£1
—10
common
Steel
Corp
Royalite
-
Inc
Electric
&
Co
4%
1
Petroleum-
Haynes
Sun
Ray
Sunrise
B—
Lawrence
common
12
*
3 'A
3 'A
„l
/
Corp Ltd common
Sapphire Petroleums
4%
5
1
Ltd
Savoy Oil Inc (Del)
Sayre & Fisher Brick
Schick
1
25c
Co
Mar
Sep
17% Mar
Oct
6% Mar
Jan
16% Mar
2
Sep
4% Mar
4%
200
2,100
Inc
Scullin
Steel Co
Scurry
Oils
For
35%
5,200
Sep
6% Mar
Ltd—
Corp
Bros
!
2
2ft
10,600
1%
Sep
4%
4%
900
3%
Sep
2%
2%
400
2'/a Aug
15%
1,900
1%
1%
1%
2,400
1
General
l
Inc
footnotes
15%
•
•
see
page
31.
Apr
2
15%
50c
Airlines
30%
43A
1
common
common
Western
Securities
Seeman
34'%
1
(D A)
Seaboard
34%
1
Inc
Schulte
_
_
Inc
Finch
Oil
Mar
35
Sep
300
x4 %
Feb
7'A May
100
2%
Jan
.
Sep
1%
7,800
%
Aug
2%
Jun
4
2,100
3%
Sep
6'A
Apr
18
18
18 %
300
500
1,100
Sep
20%
Apr
12%
Sep
17%
Feb
38
.inn
41 % Mar
17%
18
3,300
11
Jan
18%
Sep
26
26%
1,550
20%
Jan
26%
Oct
13'A
13%
4,400
11%
Sep
16% Mar
13'A
13 'A
300
12
Sep
15% Mar
8%
8%
300
7%
Sep
10% May
4'A
4%
600
3%
Sep
6'/a
Feb
4%
4%
100
4
Sep
6 %
Jan
3(4
3 'A
1,900
2%
Jun
4'A
Feb
1,000
34%
3'/a
Sep
2%
Jun
16%
150
16%
Jan
18
15%
15'A
100
14%
Jan
18% May
30
30%
2%
3
■"
3
3%
Jan
Mar
9% Mar
8%
2%
9
1.000
8%
Jan
1%
-
2%
6,400
1%
Sep
3 % Mar
2%
Sep
4
2%
2%
20
20
7%
3%
1,900
200
20
Oct
20
Jan
23 % Mar
Jan
9%
28
Jun
31%
Jan
16
Sep
20%
Feb
Jan
6'A
7%
8 %
17%
17%
300
4%
4%
100
4%
Sep
5'/a
9%
9
200
7%
Sep
9'A
35%
5,600
■
•
—
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9'A
3
3 %
12%
—
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Apr
Oct
350
x27%
Feb
3%
33%
35
1
15
Jan
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2,200
16%
30 'A
25c
.
49
200
5%
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4%
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Corp
Jan
13'A
a
Inc.
8
3
13%
—
Co
37%
Sep
3%
1
-
Feb
Jan
5
"
—
5%
a
.
Cement
247A
40
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..
Die
Jun
35% Mar
13 'A
1
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Corp
26%
13%
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.
common
Jun
39%
-10c
-
22%
17%
5
__
_
33% Mar
1,300
5%
——
—
28% Mar
26
—
_
Mar
3
18%
.5
_
26
25
13%
_
__
48
Jun
40
0
—
May
l'A
.1
—
40
Jun
1
common..
&
Jan
Jan
40
28%
1
_
ordinary
_
Drug
Mar
8% Mar
40%
4
1
.
Products com
Co
Sep
11
500
—
1
-
common__
Superior Portland
Swan
Sep
1,800
37%
__
-10
.
Corp
Inc.
Tool
Sep
27%
—
1
_
Co
Supermarkets
Superior
9'A
5%
31%
—
common
&
100
Aug
5% Mar
22'A
10
common-
(Hugo)
(S)
9%
20
24%
24%
*
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Sep
31%
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Jan
4%
31%
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2,300
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27%
_1
_
Co
(J
4%
9%
a
& Co
Talon
class
Inc
Class
B
500
2%
Sep
4
Jan
12%
50
1C%
Jan
16
Mar
35
Sep
5
_
_
Inc
Texas
Power
Thew
Shovel
Thiokol
Thor
common
Chemical
_
Tishman
&
Tobacco
Amer
Todd
Shipyard
Edison
Tonopah
Trust
Corp
Royalty
Toledo
14%
15
6,700
14
Sep
17% May
103
50
95
100
21
103
18'A
Empire
Trans
Lux
600
16%
22
500
13% Mar
..
_
Sep
8%
Sep
Sep
•,
3 l'A May
;■
17%
Jan
28'A May
Oct
22
7'A
7%
300
6 '/a
Jan
17%
400
16%
Sep
8% Aug
19% Mar
41%.
48%
49%
4,400
35%
Apr
49%
Oct
20
%
100
95
%
1.600
5% July
14 Jan
Mar
6
% Mar
100
48%
Sep
Feb
:
3
1,500
2%
Sep
4%
Jan
t
95
75
85%
Jun
97%
Jan
I
94
58
1%
1%
800
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2%
Feb
2
2
ft
2%
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11 It
Sep
4
Jan
3'A
3»A
1.000
2% July
4
Jan
5'/a
Jan
ft
3 >A
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3%
warrants
3%
26,100
3'A
Sep
18%
600
17'A
Sep
16%
10
16%
Apr
18
1%
Jan
i
t
19% July
16%
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3%
18
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800
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19
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7'A
5
—
_
.
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.
Tri-Continental
_
Nevada
of
Oils
Corp
18'A
22
24
Oct
Jan
105%
Co
preferred
4%%
'4
12''/4
24'A
__
1
-
May
11'A
24'A
1
_
_
common
Corp
Mining
Trans
True
14%
Ltd—
deposit rets ord registered. ,_£1
deposit rets def registered. .—5s
Security
Amer
Toklan
Jan
40
50%
25c
—
_
___
Stocks
Allied
Jan
15
20
_
_
Inc..
Realty & Construction—
Tobacco
15'A
Oct
Jun
1
common
Markets Inc
Roofing
Oct
11%
400
5
_
Corp
Corporation
Thorofare
Tilo
11%
950
49%
11%
0
pfd
$4.56
Light
Co
1,100
12
49 'A
common
common
&
12
11%
49%
1
_
11%
0
common.
Electric Co
Tampa
Technicolor
11%
5
A
common
Realization
10c
Corp
Unexcelled
Chemical
Union
Gas
of
Jan
2
1%
2
300
3%
r
Feb
Union
Investment
23
1%
22
23
11'A
Jan
1% July
500
19%
Sep
15%
Union
Oil
$3.75
Union
Co
United
series
United
Elastic
Oct
Milk
United
Molasses
Aug
8'A
8%
500
7% Aug
10%
Jan
NJ
United
Profit
10%
RR
f
U
&
Canal
Machinery
100
.
222
common
Conditioning Corp
S Finishing Co
$4 convertible
preferred
U S
Rubber
United
96
80
Jan
Apr
6
May
43
Mar
Sep
Jan
Aug
13
Jan
i
3%
Jan
4%
Oct
222
30
r
Jun
235%
Feb
221
U Mar
ft May
6% Mar
4%
Jan
35%
Jun
40%
480
34'A July
38%
Jan
200
14'A
Jan
2%
16,700
1%
Jan
18%
3,400
14%
Jun
36
36
37
15%
15%
2%
17%
2%
18
7,200
Corp
warrants—
Insurance
Products
i
Feb
20%
Aug
\
July
63%
325
52%
Jan
72
36'A
4,200
30%
Sep
43'A
Jan
i
8%
Jan
t
i-
9
Co
5%
5%
200
5
Sep
90'A
500
86
Sep
96'A Mar
6%
2,100
6
Sep
11%
2
Apr
'
89
6 'A
6 %
%
53
10
-
-
10
10 *
common
5
Valspar
74
56%
—
__
2%
'
Jan
2% July
1%
Feb
%
Sep
41 'A
Feb
56%
2 l'A Mar
24%
Jan
100
500
—
Oct
28%
28%
50
25%
Oct
37%
Jan
2%
2%
1,100
2%
Sep
3'A
Jan
7
2,300
5'A
Sep
11%
Feb
1%
Sep
12%
Oct
4
15%
Feb
Jan
Steel
6 'A
500
5%
Sep
7% Mar
May
74
74
10
73
Sep
83
23'A
24
1.600
22%
Sep
30%
23%
24%
12,700
16%
Jan
25%
20c
3%
3%
300
3%
Sep
5
1
10
4%
4%
800
4%
Oct
8% Mar
5
74
8
Co
1
Petroleum
Syndicate Inc
Vinco Corporation
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke Co
Vogt Manufacturing
6%
1
Corp common
convertible
preferred
Venezuela
6%
%
61%
50c
Oil
_
Sugar
Venezuelan
'j
3%
34%
1
Co
common-
Consolidated
Jan
d
19% Mar
62
1
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28
6
*
36
9
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with
Universal
$4
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Jan
38 %
9
common
Stores
73
1
1st preferred
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222
100
414
3 7'A
e
B
International
U S
88%
7
.
37%
10c
$5
34%
—
10
—25
Air
and
300
36
__
275
•
1
U S
4%
4'A
—25
25
class
7,100
35%
10s
__
Specialties
Foil
10
5%
—
common
U S
73 'A
4%
«
Preferred
U S
94%
73%
Jun,
Sep
94%
'5%
20
common
Sharing common
Shoe
94%
-100
Co Ltd—
preferred
United
8%
common- _50c
rets ord registered
United
United
0
A
Omaha.
Products
Vanadium-Alloys
Jan
-
Jan
31'A
*
Corp
United
dep
of
Products
Feb
211
500
9%
Jan
California—
of
Yards
Aircraft
4
Co
preferred
Stock
2
Sep
400
Oct
26%
Feb
IV*
2
3%
200
3 A Mar
7%
2% May
5,000
12%
1,000
38% Mar
1%.
1%
4%
31%
3%
a
Canada
Universal
1%
12%
3%
31%
5
Corp
'
Utah-Idaho
St
9%
25
25
25
25
25
Corp
Universal
Ryerson
Jan
18%
4'A
—25
_
Corporation
Stetson
Amer
27% Mar
Royce Ltd—
Amer
4%
5% Mar
17% Mar
'
A_
Packing Co common
Raymond Concrete Pile common
B
Jan
3% July
45
■-
Canada
Sterling Brewers
Ulen
Investment
Rath
Class
42%
21'A July
R
Railway
Sep
45
Corp
Sterling Engine
Trunz
Quebec
33%
B_
Sterling Aluminum
Aug
32
32
*
Co
Steel
12% Mar
1,600
10%
10%
2(^
2
8%
14
29
14
.10
com
common—
3,400
31'%
Mar
Colorado—
Co
34%
500
class
(The)
3'A Mar
37%
10
—
34
—
2%
67%
38%
67A
—
34 %
1,100
Light
&
Tube
Steel
32% Aug
Sep
Feb
5%
—
Products
Starrett
Jan
4%
12%
Jan
1'%
—
29%
5
35'A
Corp
class
Jan
4% Mar
500
preferred— —20
Standard-Thomson
Standard
21 %
Sep
2,400
a
Standard
Jan
Feb
3
5%
Corp
preferred
Power
Common
500
32%
Packaging
Convertible
~3'A
17'A Mar
5%
(Ky)
May
21%
2
66%
34'A
63A
1
Ltd.,
7'A May
5%
Sep
19%
3%
July
58
1,000
*
Mines
Jun
15
13
19'A
5 A
3%
I9
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Sep
95
--
—
—
11%
600
—
1
200
3%
62
36
—--
2.50
common—
Pulp
Pyie-National
Sep
53
300
2%
36
.100
—
of
3%
Feb
Sep
8
America—
cumulative
Sound
12,100
100
Standard
Standard
Feb
Sep
35'A
Co———
convertible
Oil
Jan
15
21%
E'dison—
Forgings
Jun
Sep
2.50
common
Corp of Nevada
Co class B
Prosperity
1%
1
.
Dome
Sep
10
Co
of
Jun
69
Jun
25c
Inc.
Metals
25'A
12%
„8
common
preferred
Lambert
&
21'A
12%
50
common—.
of Canada
Prentice-Hall
Pressed
Apr
26'A
1
-
—
Co—
Alexander
&
Corp
Jan
24
Sep
67'% July
15,900
4/8
103%
40
shares—10s
common
Mining Co
Powdrell
Jun
17
200
24%
4/4
1
Valley Wine Co
Scale
3% May
97%
—
5%
12 A
Royalty
Standard
Jan
76%
105
July
—_1
1
common—12.50
Line
Standard
Aug
Feb
13%
Corp
*
Stahl-Meyer
Inc___————-—
.2.78
Standard
Brewing
Co
1
Standard Dredging Corp common.
13% Mar
600
*
Ltd
Railways
Pneumatic
Sep
6% Aug
13%
2.50
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
Pittsburgh Metallurgical
Pittsburgh
25
\ <'f
4
2'A
2,200
3%
4%
Shoe
$1.60
Jun
Jun
8%
13 %
common
original preferred
cumulative preferred
convertible preference
4.48%
convertible preference
4.32%
cumulative
preferred
4'08%
cumulative preferred—
Spencer
900
0
4.88%
Southland
16%
£1
4.56%
Jan
26 A
•
Corp
Aug
23,200
100
10c
Mines
102%
13%
26 /8
—1
Co
Johnson
Gold
Jun
Jan
13%
(Mass)—20
Common—
Pioneer
Jan
96
27%
14
13 A
1
-
Co
Governor
101%
_2
Corp..
Phillips
102%
Jun
2.50
—
Pepperell Manufacturing Co
Perfect
Jun
13/8
13 /4
Light 4%% pfd——100
&
Jun
91'A
90
—
(The)——
Boys
23%
14
13'4
2
common
&
Jan
200
_1
Co.—.
Corp
Power
Jan
28'A
580
2 %
4
—
2
Reel—
Mills
&
28%
500
01/
--
—
1
A—
Ltd—
Co
Pennroad
Penn
1%
4 A
Plymouth
Traffic
Penn
Pep
Rig
Jun
Sep.
z~~,
1
-
Parkersburg
Patchogue
25%
25%
630
2 %
24%
Jan
28 % Mar
130
04/
—
Jan
31%
Jun
65
14
44
Jan
13%
—
J'4 J'1
100
34'A
Jun
25%
1,300
97
—
share—1 Bol
Corp
class
96 A
Jun
27
1,000
93
—
—8
vtc._2 Bol
Company—
Co
2%
9
7
30%
100
15%
II
common
Co
Pipe
Sep
96'A
4'A
California
Southern
220
3%
37 V4 May
6%
21%
16%
20
5%
Jan
1,200
27%
27 %
2b/4
*
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Amer
Motors
Chemical
(C
9,,/4
16%
1,700
J.
30%
27%
*
common—
preferred
Page-Hersey Tubes common
Pancoastal
.
--
Jun
Oil
Penn
Southern
1,000
101% 102
11% Mar
—--1
Corp
Coast
69%
300
Apr
15% May
19
preferred———*
-1
——-*
Manufacturing
Soss
68%
69%
102
1
—
Corp
Sonotone
39
1%
Publications—
Pattern common
Ltd common—.—
Singer Manufacturing Co
:
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Amer dep
rets ord registered
Smith (Howard) Paper Mills
Simplicity
Simpson's
4'%
38%
1,100
of
Sherwin-Williams
Jan
800
4%
4%
38%
-*
25
preferred ——'—-———100
Shawinigan Water & Power
Sherwin-Williams common —_
Sicks
140
27 /8
27
26 /8
%
Oct
Oct
100
1st
$1.30
Park
*
27,4
27 A
26 A
9'7/8
fl7
10c
—
Jan
46
29%
Sep
29%
50
32%
4'A
98'A
46% 47
103% 104
2
2
19% 19%
78
80
8%
8%
6
6%
16
16
27%
1,200
Jan
20%
400
--
--
4%
Shoe
12
5
common—
4%
14%
P
Pacific
4%
Canada——
Corp of America class A
*
Breweries Ltd
—
*
1%
18%
4%
1
Olympic Radio & Telev Inc——
Omar
78
Company
—1
%
$3 convertible
4%s preferred-
Power
Ohio
Oct
5%
Jan
o
Okalta
Oct
9%
87% July
110
29%
1%
%
700
14%
■
common..—
50c
1%
Ohio Brass Co class B common——
Corp
30,000
20c
*
5
Simmons-Boardman
Ogden
%
10%
—--1
Jan
2ft May
High
%
9%
Safety Control
class B
Inc
Sentry
3% Mar
Low
ft
Servomechanisms
44% Mar
,
Range Since Jan. 1
High
10'A
—-1
Silex
92%
92%
26
Sep
82%
—
—
Sep
2%
800
3%
Low
—12.50
Oct
'A
Oct
600
4,000
Shares
Lock & Hardware
Selby Shoe Co
Sentinel Radio Corp. common
Segal
Serrick Corp
10
2%
41%
2ft
—50
pfd.,100
—
Corp
Novadel-Agene
20% Mar
Aug
—1
—,/
Pub Serv
Ind
Northern
Oil
Texas
RR
Penn
North
Sep
1%
ft
25
5
Ltd—
Oils
Airlines
Northeast
14%
1,300
1%
S3 preferred_50
Rayon
American
2,700
4%
_—Is
J—1
dep rets ord shares
Norden Laboratories Corp
Amer
North
16%
Mar
19
Sep
Products Ltd—
Metal
North
16%
1
Inc——
Lites
Non-Ferrous
700
15%
for Week
High
16'A
Sales
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
Exchange
Par
Low
16V#
1
Mines—
Nipissing
Range Since Jan. 1
High
16%
-*
Last
STOCKS
American Stock
__
5
common—
Pond
Niles-Bement
Noma
Corp
Share
Niagara
Week's
Friday
Week's
East
Exchange
American Stock
OCTOBER 23
ENDED
Sales
Friday
STOCKS
WEEK
FOR
«
8
24
Jan
Oct
Mar
25
25
25%
200
24
Oct
39%
Jan
13%
13%
13 3A
400
11%
Sep
14%
Apr
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Volume 178
Number 5267
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
American Stock
Exchange
Par
ENDED
Shares
Low
7%
•
voting
ctfs
ext
•
;
preferred
Waitt
Bond
&
100
Inc
High
Low
Wallham
Watch
Co
Ward Balling Co
Wasatch
Corp
Webb
&
$6
West
1
12%
13
1
1%
•
$6
•
Western Leaseholds Ltd
,
Western
Maryland Ry 7%
Western
Tablet
&
Stationery
100
*
com_
Coal
Inc
5% %
conv
Wichita
Wiclces
Wilson
5%
1 %
Jan
4%
1,200
112%
n
5%
4,700
5%
181
Jun
110
5
-1%
4
7%
Sep
10
Xl77%
Sep
33
2
33%
100
32%
Feb
350
11
Sep
23%
%
16
7%
7%
x8 %
5%
4%
5%
1,100
B
8A
8%
8%
5%
5%
pfd
13
11%
11
100
102
3%
Sep
6%
8
Feb
9
4%
Oct
11%
Jan
%
Sep
10%
20
13%
13%
8
32%
31
32%
deposit receipts
Apr
Feb
li;
Jan
14
Sep
Mar
105%
15
Aug
Ltd
Oct
44% May
May
6
1%
1%
9,000
1}|
Jan
3
__
•
May
3%
Sep
Sep
2%
Feb
1%
7% July
Oct.
Oct.
BONDS
Interest
Stock
Last
Period
Exchange
Sale Price
Week's
Bid & Asked
Low
Appalachian
Bethlehem
Elec
Steel
Edison
Boston
Chicago
3%s
Power
6s
2%s
Transit
Delaware
Lack
1947-1978
of
1993
mortgage
4s
series
B
1993
Fuel
Marrelli
Lt
Finland
Mountain
ser
High
91
20
150%
96%
95
90 %
90%
25
84
91%
65
66
16
60
Mar-Sepi
56
56%
8
56
1940 coupon
1947
]953__~_May-No©
1953
May-Nov
coupon
Mtge
Power
(stmpd
95 %
6
95
103% 103%
3
103
1:88
—
A7s
with
A7s
ex
Nov
Nov
A6 % "/„
Extended
_j
$91%
II
$99
100
$53
59
Jan-July
at
Nippon
Electric
A 1st
.
clue
mortgage
Pennsylvania
3%s
6%s
1st
$88%
1952
Mar-Nov
April-Oct
!
$30
1953
77
—
A6%S
1963
3%s
50-year
Safe
Oct
Oct
ex
53
__
California
series
—
75%
M
89%
7
79%
27/tiS
series
C
3%s
series
D
102%
104
—
87
100
127%
__
89
Southern
Counties
1st
mortgage
Southwestern
96%
14
Second
10
Rail¬
Util¬
65
Indus¬
Grade
Grade
Util¬
trials
roads
ities
Stocka
trials
Ralls
Ralls
98
272.80
—
50.77
Spalding
Starrett
(AG)
2
100%
18
100
3s
1965
1973
B
Stinnes
3rd
97.44
50.83
104.84
2nd
Terni
Aug
104.94
96.88
96.85
96.05
95.70
96.37
104.91
96.90
96.88
96.03
95.81
96.40
274.89
22__.
51.03
50.99
97.27
50.94
105.14
96.93
97.06
96.08
95.88
96.48
Over-Hie-Counter Industrial Slock
Electric
United
A7s
with
A 7s
ex
Dec
Dec
1
Waldorf-Astoria
A5s
Compiled by
Oct.
100%
Oct.
21
Oct.
Oct.
1970
1
95
__
Composite
Manufacturing
1940
1953
coupon
1940 coupon
J 947
100):
-1853-
100
Trade,
201.7
217.1
—
—
finance and Service.
199.1
121.9
Transportation
Utility
178.4
2.5
235.6
202.0
172.4
210.2
3.1
+
179.8
236.2
205.2
—
207.0
+
209.2
214.5
185.4
241.1
__
Goods
Non-Durable
2.1
+
184.2
Low
High
Change
Oct. 9, '53
188.0
259.1
228.9
3.1
242.0
195.0
120.9
+ 0.8
125.2
115.4
199.8
+
1.0
213.8
195.0
213.4
+
1.7
268.3
213.4
+ 2.1
+
90
87
100% 101
12
130%
39
95%
91
96
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
101%
99
95%
97
97
94
99
$91 %
95
92
96
__
95%
95%
5
95
10
93
Week Ended Oct. 23, 1953
102
96%
1
90%
99%
99%
1
93
__
87%
88
17
83
81
82
5
81
1,329,400
88%
$2,044,000
2,615,500
2,124,000
2,605,000
3,302,000
22".
-
Fri. Oct. 23—
Total
—
6,452,300
$12,690,500
$1,603,900
1,333,380
Government
Bonds
125
9
137
140
25
Feb-Aug
$88
112%
157
112
156
77
120
125
-----
5,000
105,000
------
$8,000
$8,000
$115,000
93
Stocks—No.
1953
1952
6,452,300
shares
of
Government*0^
—...
$88%
$30
RaSoad
—
-
f
S!
__
$105% 106
jTar-c—«
$90%
Jan-July
1963—
102 %
"and
$103% 104%
June-Dec
105% 105%
99
debentures
99%
Feb-Aup
1959
99%
3, <01,400
$14,417,400
261,070,576
8120,050
836,000
76,842,940
$26,000
1,605,500
786,000
64,207,190
indu^rYai:::::::::::::::::
i2,69o,5do
13.316.000
549.418.400
528,226,400
—
$14,417,400
$14,947,500
$627,140,340
$593,339,640
——
97
104%
~2
105%
112
7
99%
101
Union—
1960
^,890,000
$43,000
1 603 900
Total
106%
76
93
Jjtne-Deu
285,219,314
5,5p0,620
$8,000
H5.000
-----
Bank"'""7
International
1956—_—June-Dec
1956
coupon
S
—
Sales
$2,414,000
2,857,500
2,554,500
Jan. 1 to Oct. 23
1953
1952
Week Ended Oct. 23
U
$30
Tofai
Bonn
United State*
$5,000
$365,000
242,000
425,500
180,000
391,400
1,319,370
93
Thurs. Oct.
Bonds
1,283,530
Tues. Oct. 20__
Wed, Oct. 21_
101%
Foreign
Bonds
and Miscel.
Shares
1,186,620
Mon. Oct. 19—
98
96%
99%
lnt'l
Bank
Bonds
Railroad
Stocks
Number of
101%
101 %
Feb-Aug
Exchange
Transactions a! the New York Stock
147%
75
Hotel—
Newspaper
1
1953 for composite and by
1953
I 1947 coupon
Service Co—
1
30
49.67 Jan
45.06 May
prices based on the closing prices of
ended Oct. 16,
,
Durable Goods
103
101 %
Jan-July
Western
f
1952
for
Low
Oct. 16, '53
101
90%
90
75%
April-Ocf
1946
Water Power 3%s 1964
s
Range
2
16
High
46.28
23
_
the common
major industry
compared with the preceding week and with highs and lows for the
99
$93
April-Oct
i960
1946
5s
conv
45.96
46.10
22—
49.80 Feb
44.40 Sep
High
Low
46.00
20
1953
for
Range
current year are as follows (1939 =■
89
$96'%
May-Nov
trust
West Peun Traction
6s
Bureau, Inc.
Quotation
46.03
19
Oct.
stocks for the week
—
3%s
1989
deb 6s ser A
Corp
Washington
National
Closing
SEC Index of Stock Prices
103%
April-Ocf
income debentures. 1954
Wasatch
Average
(35 Stocks)
Co—
1
96.34
97.15
97.19
Industries—
Aug
95.60
273.90
273.74
Corp—
stamped
with
ex
--
140% 140%
Jan-July
coll
Hydro-Electric
A6%s
A6%s
95.98
96.91
96.88
96.33
$30
75
1970^
(Calif)
Electric
stamped
(Hugo)
A7-4s
3%s
& Bros 5s
(Hugo)
A7-4s
Stinnes
$88
April-Oct
$91
Jf)7l
life 5s
Corp
40
Bond*
95.56
96.00
96.98
96.80
104.59
273.31
16
97.05
Wed.
142%
Fob-4mo
Gas
&
Total
ities
'
93
96 %
100%
$98
June-Dec
Feb-Aug
Gas
3s
Gas
10
First
104
77
101% 102%
.May-Nor
1976
California
-Bond*
"V
Percent
$102
1962_Jan-./jtIp
Mar-Sept
J an-July
Feb-Aug
1976
Southern
"cons," consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
"v t c," voting-trust certificates;
warrants.
90
Jan-July
1981
deb
conv
Edison
series
3s
without
10
Thurs.
90%
89%
:
1973!
A
ref
1960
3s
Corp
Southern
and
deposit;
of
w,"
Indus¬
Co—
1998___
Power
Petroleums Ltd 5s
1st
"x
10
__
89%
Jan-July
I960
Gas
Sapphire
3%s
certificates
warrants;
,
Tues.
85%
__
April-Ocf
1964
coupon
coupon
&
debentures
6%
Harbor'.Water
%
.
Co—
1940
1
cash
for
Total
59%
75%
Apnl-Oot
1947
1
Electric
Service
rTransaction
range),
year's
15
102
78
$142%
Jan-Ju\y
i960
,
Willi
A6%s
with
8 toe ka
Mining'
Public
in
95
93
81%
Jan-July
to
Power 3%s
Hydro-Electric
included
(not
20
Mon.
Ltd—
1970
Piedmont
6%
30
75%
79%
__._May-.W01;
197 L
3s
on
106%
81%
1961
mortgage
Water &
6%
3%
Slock and Bond Averages
groups
ctfs
1963
extended
1953
Power
3
1
daily closing averages of representative stocks and bonds
the New York Stock Exchange as compiled by Dow, Jones & Co.:
101
75%
w,"
Date—
Trust—
Power Co
mortgage
6%s
1952
coupon
to
4%
1
...
The SEC Index of stock
coupon
Realization
England Power 3%s
4%
4%
the
Fri.
June-Dec
J970
liquidating trust
Valley RR—
Midland
32
4%
4%
transaction
above—"cod,"
"w
RR—
1940
1
J947
I
Power
41%
29%
Deferred delivery transaction (not Included in year's range),
d Ex-interest,
(not included in year's range),
f Ex-distribution, g Ex-stock dividend,
h Ex-
used
are
$30
Mar-Sept
1963_°
3%s
modi
36%
31
Bank—
-
Western
&
95%
40%
__Jan-July
1919
receivership.
issued;
63
103%
95
2
39 %
31
..Jan-July
2012
6%s
a
in
68%
Hydro-Electric Co—
Italian
1st
95%
Oct.
102%
135
95%
Jan-July
1956
1961
Guantanamo
Isarco
1965
5s
44
(Plan A)—
nUnder-the-rule
Mlg Co—
1
1
Residential
stamped
Green
RR
Elec
Nov
ex
3%s
&
A6%s with Nov
A6%s
Low
96%
9
__
56%
May
Ercoie
No.
__
65
—May-Nov
&
High
101
Jan. 1
90%
__Jan-July
A
Gas
130%
Range Since
Sold
RR—
series
Water
101
+
Bonds
Division—
4s
of
Elmira
Ohio
June-Dec
mortgage
A 1st
New
1970
A
J
Eastern
4s
June-Dec
Quar-Feb
N
1st
5s
series
Western
&
Lackawanna
1970
1998
1
Oct.
Authority—
series
revenue
3%s
Aug
Range
Friday's
or
1290
43%
37%
_June-Dec
Date
Oct.
Friday
40%
1997
1
2%
transaction
when
listed
16% Mar
31
£1
-
Jan
to
■
Below
Jan
Sep
13 %
2,100
5s
34%
—
__
included
i,"
3% Mar
Jun
98
100
"w
Mar
12%
1314
3s
Abbreviations
Apr
xl4%
2% Aug
1
2
101%
tive; "conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "11-v," non-voting stock;
6% Mar
103
40
$42%
Jan-July
May
Feb
100
'•
$38
Mar-Sept
25
Sep
4
400
58
96
1
§ Reported
20,700
11%
100% 100%
Jan
100
%
2008
1997
E
stamped
value,
par
63%
57%
Jan
100
2%
1921
Odd-lot
(not
Aug
900
13
%
2%
2%s
series
reduced
principal.
Lid-
American
63%
63%
12
2%
%
$63 %
$50
18 %
Oct
21%
1
2%
to
6s
13% Aug
500
1
common
Hargreaves
High
63%
__
7%
1,700
Machine
preference
Low
in year's range),
x Ex-dividend,
y Ex-rights,
z Ex-liquidating dividend.
$Friday's bid and asked prices; no sales being transacted during Current week.,
A Bonds
being traded flat.
17
17
_25
4 % %
e
25% Mar
25
(F W)
Sine®
Jan. 1
No.
A)—
Government
%s
'■No
Jan
19
1
LI,
A5
34% May
12
fund
Janeiro
de
Jan
Aug
1
&
Range
Sold
of) —
2%s
ARussian
Jan
12%
33
12!
1947
Chile
(Plan
reduced
f
s
Interest
Mar
200
stamped
Sinking
Rio
Mar
1%
Sep
1927)
Bank of
(Republic
Extl
Jan
113
July
Oct
Peru
Jan
189
3% Aug
70
8.700
1 6
181
xl48
Mar
Industries Inc__
Wright
Aug
230
17
Corp!
Woodley Petroleum
0%
U
13
54*
1
American
45,600
Feb
May
23%
Ltd
Wool worth
II
168
of
Interest
Jan
2%
Oct
100
common
Wood Newspaper
13%
111
__
1
preferred
Woodall
10
Jan
200
Corp___
Pwr
Jan
3%
%
•
Wisbonsin
6%
50
18
(R C) & Co
Products Inc
Brothers
100
25
Petroleums
Wilrich
6,400
1%
(Issue
Parana
14% Aug
Jan
1%
4
4\A
A7s
—June-Ded
17%
Co
&
Oil
Bonds
High
163%
May-Nov
April-Ocf
1947
1927)
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s 1972_
24%
Inc
preferred
(The)
Williams
Willson
Apr
11%
350
May
Jan
1%
1
5
(Wm I
River
Range
Friday's
or
Bid & Asked
June-Deo
10
Mfg
Stores
Auto
Whitman
20
1
of
1931—
7%
164
111
*
pfdi
1st
400
(issue
AMortgage
8%
%
lOo
Westmoreland
Sale Price
Aug
112
Jan
1 %
164
1.25
pfd
%
A7s
8% Mar
7% July
8%
10c
-
Manufacturing
Westmoreland
Last
Period
Exchange
Low
3% Mar
7%
8%
Western Homestead Oils Ltd
White's
600
1%
common
Utilities
Stuck
High
Sep
105
•
Weyenberg Shoe
Whirlpool Corp
7%
2
__
warrants
preference
Texas
1,800
7%
__
2%
30
1
Knapp Inc
series
Wentworth
2%
1
preferred
cumulative
$2
Week's
Interest
BONDS
American
Range Since Jan. 1
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
Co
Baking
Wagner
23
for Week
w
Aircraft
Waco
OCTOBER
Friday
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
WEEK
FOR
Sales
Transactions at the American Stock Exchange
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Stocks
(Number
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
Friday
Interest
Last
Feriod
BONDS
American Stuck Exchange
Sale Price
or
Low
Agricultural Mortgage
Danish
External
5 %s
AExternal
Danzig
Port
AExternal
5s
&
AMedellin
Low
High
92
193%
—
—
93
93
,
$69
•—
—
stamped
1951
19,0(10
H,'uw
$228,000
$113,000
$126,000
$467,000
tioo
99%
15
15
15
$48
50
99%
101%
99
1958,
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
77,000
——————
WeeJ(. En^e£ QCt% 23
1953
Feb-Aug
81,000
20,000
1,641,630
Total
1952
101%
of
shares
11
88
99%
Stocks-No.
2
12
17%
Domestic
Foreign government
T—
1,641,630
—-
$228,000
1,412,025
Jon. 1 to Oct. 23
1953
1952
83,124,034
86,389,435
Bonds
Waterways—
2008
144 000
85,000
295,505
.
99 %
May-Nop
T
2%s
iq nnn
40,000
,
340 750
Loan—
6%s
to
34 000
30'°j?;?
27,000
850'4
Fri. Oct. 23
69
Bondi
$67,000
2,000
20,000
Bonds
66,000
350415
l
Tow
$3,000
534,000
Thurs. Oct. 22
93
68
Wed. Oct. 21
Foreign
Corporate
Bonds
$30,000
335.815
—
20
'
1955
1953
reduced
7s
No.
Oct
Foreign
Government
Bonds
319,145
Mon.Oct.19-_
Tups
<
June-Dec
stamped 1952
ALima City (Peru) 6%s stamped
Maranhao stamped (Plan A)—
Interest
Jan. 1
+93 %
April-Oct
Jan-July
20-year 7s April 1946—
A 20-year
7s Jan 1947
Bogota (See Mortgage Bank of)—
Valley 7s 1948
Cons Municipal
High
Range Since
Sold
(Col)—
Bank
A
ACauca
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Domestto
of
Shares)
Week Ended Oct. 23, 1953
Week's Range
43
49
May-JVop
+40
41
$69
63%
69
113,000
126,000
$152,000,
194,000
164,000
$}0>;?12,000
*3,354,000
4,397,000
5,101,000
$510,000
$27,963,000
$22,780,000
'?™'nnn
43%
June-Dec
——
—
Foreign corporate
Total
$467,000
=
31
32
The Commercial and
(1596)
Financial
Chronicle...
Monday, October 26, 1953
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
WEEK
FOR
OCTOBER
ENDED
23
Friday
Boston Stock
Friday
Week's
Range
of Prices
Woolen
American
Edison
preferred (when issued!
Boston
Personal Prop Trust
<fc Providence
Calumet
Gas
Common
1,743
8 74
66
15
2574
26
90
& Fuel
16174
Jan
26%
Jan
Feb
4574
129% May
Sep
46
53%
July
8
74 Aug
Sep
Feb
23
Sep
U
30
Sep
Jan
—
Inc
73
__
90
88
6%
7 74
110
161
71
174
250
75c
174
10
10
10
36%
3674
29
30
16%
1 s J/a
__
__
-100
•
common
__
•
10
Star
Lone
Maine
9574
Oct
9%
1374
Sep
Corp
34 74 Mar
45
Jan
37 74
Mathieson
—
Corp
12
2
11%
Jun
1374 Mar
68 ¥4
16%
30
14
Oct
2574
18 74
90
xl8
21
95
41%
Apr
50%
Electric System—
England Tel & Tel-
New
Norbute
Corporation
Northern
RR
IN
Apr
8074
York Stock
New
Pennsylvania
Quincy
43%
3274
10
100
Jan
12
590
Sep
x81
10
10%
Oct
2774
40
1974
130
114
180
27
Sep
17%
Sep
104
Sep
38%
293
12
235
11
Jan
17%
Sep
4374
Shawmut
Stone
&
Webster
34
American
Stock Exchange
Midwest Stock
Exchange
DETROIT
Building
WOodward
Telephon<
2-5525
Feb
Jan
38%
Oct
Week's
Sales
Last
Range
for Week
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
Friday
13 % May
18%
260
16%
Sep
2574
Feb
13 74
13%
2,381
12 74
Jun
1474
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
Feb
100
113% 114
114
92c
95c
101
101
—
110
1,600
10
110
Sep
66c
Jan
98% July
11574
Feb
1.00 May
104
Apr
19%
<
19%
9%
__
1974
9%
531
25
Allen
Brewing
Aluminum
Manufacturing
Sep
9%
23 % Mar
11%
Burroughs
300
85c
18
18
85c
18%
110
18
Oct
Aug
Jun
Brass
„
5
_
common
Jan
•
23%
237/2
108
2074
Sep
28'4
Jan
27
27
100
26% July
37%
Jan
12
12 74
360
11%
14%
Apr
Chrysler Corp
_
Consolidated
Continental
390
2874
Sep
42
127
11
Paper
Apr
Oct
Mar
—10
,
—
1174
Sep
lb % Mar
14%
15
1,035
13%
Sep
17
6674
77 ¥2
1,212
64 ¥2
Sep
94 ¥4
24 ¥2
25
1,120
2374
Sep
27
3974
25
_
40
1,505
25
•
Power common
Consumers
31
77 ¥2
-
1% May
21%
3%
20%
160
11 ¥4
"'«
—
...
Jan
200
1474
Company
-
Jan
2 74
404
274
2074
2974
—_
*
Corp
474 Aug
374
1874 July
4
274
3%
*
—,
&
Hign
20 %
Electric
Altes
Eohn
Sep
18 74
85c
Low
Par
Budd
*
„_
.
Jan
Apr
3374
132
17%
>
Inc
Torrington Co
6274
12% July
13%
——10
Association
May
Oct
17%
„25
—
55
Feb
1074
Jan
—20
50
Co
Machine
$1,000
Feb
66%
9%
587s
11%
__
100
RR
Mining
Folding
57%
Stock Exchange
Detroit
Briggs
Reece
Jan
493b Mar
Exchange
Oct
3774
2.50
——
Hj —
Feb
44%
Sep
WATLING, Lerchen & Co.
Oct
66
890
5
England
72%
Sep
40
57
1998
4%s—
Trans
STOCKS
New
Jun
3374
128
Jan
Jun
1,674
18
1
Nash-Kelvinator
6274
255
48 74
BONDS—
Cinn
Apr
-
8 0 74
,108
—
5
Narragansett Racing Association
50
37%
46
48%
68 ¥4
3774
•
Apr
48%
27%
—
100
100
Chemical
12
May
64%
v
10
_—
common'.—;
Jan
12
Jan
1074
•
RR
Jan
3374
Jan
10
—
25
preferred
7874
Sep
—*
1% July
Jan
4274
1
Cement
Central
5%
Jan
Sep
3174
20
9% Mar
Sep
28
25
7 8 74
78 74
1
Loew's Boston Theatre
30%
6674
165
Sep
Jan
100
4874
•
_
Gillette Safety Razor Co new_
Hathaway Bakeries
Kennecott Copper
Oct
61
34%
—12.50
Ford
Electric
General
66%
7174
3274
25%
77
2674
Members
100
.100
National Stores
First
6774
70
Carbide
Steel
S
Feb
120
6774
71%
3474
5
Westinghouse
13% Mar
43%
33%
(Ohio)
Toledo Edison
Union
29% Mar
10
(N J)
Oil
HiOh
Luu
25
-25
(Indiana)
Oil
Standard Oil
Standard
Range Since Jan. 1
High
2674
*
Associates-
(new;
SS Lines
640
120
74 74
774
„
—_10
—_
5%
4874
3974
90
__
5
preferred class B
preferred adjustment
Eastern
47%
100
Eastern Massachusetts Street Ry—
6%
1st preferred series A
6%
Sep
75
874
10
East Boston Co
Eastern
Sep
32
Standard
High
Jun
Low
*
i
RR
Hecla
&
1374
29%
3974
48
100
•
Service
Cities
164
403
(when issued)_100
577
Boston
10 74
123'/a 123%
—
25
Boston & Maine new
Low
15674
31
100
Range Since Jan. 1
X152
15
15
50
Boston & Albany RR
Shares
High
4,306
Shares
2674
Brands
Standard
155
156¥4
—*
—
Anaconda Copper
Boston
Low
*
100
for Week
Par
for Week
Sale Price
Par
American Tel & Tel
Range
of Prices
STOCKS
Sales
last
STOCKS
Sales
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Exchange
Motors
35 %
Apr
8 ¥4
8%
100
774
Sep
5%
1
5%
360
5-%
Jan
8
Jan
74* Jan
Feb
Mar
Oct
40
11% Mar
'
Union
Twist
Drill
United
Fruit
United
Shoe
U
S
__5
Co
•
Machinery
Rubber
Co
common
/
„
Waldorf
System Inc
Westinghouse Electric Corp.
23
5
__
Oct
46
46
48
44 %
Sep
58%
Jan
3774
37%
3874
375
3574
Jun
41
Jan
28
125
23%
Sep
31 % Mar
27%
__
■>
3,303
1274
12.50
1274
60
1274
Sep
14
4574
48
4874
647
39%
Sep
Detroit
Cleveland
&
Detroit
Steel
Detroit
Steel
May
Gar
Cincinnati Stock
20
Week's
Range
Carey
10
Champ Paper
Shares
Brewing
19%
__
Gas
Elec.
&
com
new
Preferred
C
N
_100
&
T
P
common
20
♦
Cincinnati
Telephone
Cincinnati
Tob
•
Ware
25
Cincinnati Transit
Formica
•
Ins
•
39%
•
21%
Oct
Htgh
25
Jan
17i/4
111
16%
Sep
19% May
3074
32%
175
26 74
Jun
3274
Oct
14
10174
Feb
19%
587
94%
17%
Jun
19%
Jun
96'
41
91% July
1974 Aug
10274
Lunkenheimer
_
—
i8%
Ball &
&
Randall
Gamble
Print
Howell
Inc
—
Unlisted
American
Oct
King-Seeley
108
Oct
Kresge Co
75
1,077
7374
Jan
7774
Jun
Masco
36
15
32%
Jan
36
Oct
Motor Products
2,690
374
Jan
5%
Oct
35
391/2
160
35
Mar
39% July
51
60
48
May
54
July
44
224
Jan
44
24
18%
1874
7
24
6 Vo
24
Oct
Packard
21%
Jan
Park
American Tobacco
Co—
Armco Steel
Armour
446
229
18
24%
2474
2474
175
23
4774
4774
32
10
Co
&
Ashland
25
5
Oil
1
Avco
__
7474
3574
B&ORR Co
100
Canadian Pacific
25
Chesapeake
25
Chrysler
&
Ohio
Corp
25
Service
__10
Products
Columbia
Jun
68%
22
July
27
Aug
Rickel
49
Feb
Mar
4774
Sep
*
Gas
•
Curtiss-Wright
1
Pont
5
Eastman
Kodak
Federal
Dept.
Co
10
Stores
General
Electric
General
5
Jan
Motors
Greyhound
(Fred
(H
W)
&
International
Harvester
International
Manufacturing
Jan
Tel
&
Tel
Inc
Sheller
Jan
Jun
7674
Aug
30 74
Sep
43
Jan
United
Shirt
1074
Jun
Wayne
Screw
60
34
35%
347
132
5 %
Sep
8 74
50
8%
Sep
2074
„
21%
21%
105
__
2374
23%
12
36%
35%
36%
67
67 74
874
Oct
Sep
874
12
National
Ohio
Ohio
Distillers
_
Edison
Oil
41 ¥2
64%
9574
7374
74 74
56
71
Oct
2 9 74
57
2974
Oct
13%
163
1274
Jun
15
7%
7%
20
7
Sep
Penn RR
50
91%
Jun
Products
Oil
974
Jan
Admiral
Jan
Allied
Republic
Steel
Industries
Sears Roebuck
Sinclair
Socony
10374
Southern
Company
For footnotes see
page 41.
May
12
Jan
July
22%
Sep
27% Mar
480
33 74
Jun
35 3 4
Feb
3
25 ¥a
22 ¥2
22 ¥2
(Un)
25
Oct
374 May
3274 Mar
150
22 74
Oct
27
Amer
34
4174
Jun
45%
Oct
15
36 74
Sep
4774
Jan
374
374
3% July
286
4¥B
4%
1,505
4
374 Mar
267
1774
4
7
'
Jan
574 Mar
34
16 74
Apr
7974
Oct
American
69%
Feb
American Cyanamid Co
Jan
374
3474
374
Aug
579
30 ¥2
Jun
Sep
1274 July
25 % Sep
1374 Aug
3374 Jan
Can
American
&
American
Co
(Un)
Foreign
Potash
Chem
&
1474
Sep
1974
Radiator
&
Oct
13
July
American
Smelting
&
57
57
57
8
54
Sep
5974 Aug
American
Tel
56
5674
35
51%
Sep
5874 Mar
American
3%
500
3
Sep
4
Feb
6 ¥2
6 ¥2
500
5 74
Jan
7
Mar
1774
1534
880
17
Oct
American
Viscose
700
1
Sep
600
874
Feb
974 May
2%
1,900
2 74
Jan
4
_10
14%
14%
282
13 ¥4
Jun
14%
14%
225
13 ¥2
Sep
1174
2274
Jan
&
Tel
SS
(Un)
Refining
Co
174
6 ¥2
100
674 July
77'B
1%
710
174 July
1 VB May
(Week's
for Week
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
(Un)
61
23
Oct
3274
90
6474 Sep
7474
Jan
4374
44%
41% Oct
1174 Sep
58
Jan
12%
630
150
1474
1474
1,000
36
36
46%
4674
974
1£0
235
(Un)
3974
Feb
American Woolen
(Un)
Sep
577<
Aug
Anaconda Copper
Mining Co (Un)
6%
Jan
Armour
2374
Jan
Ashland
&
Corp
Co
(Unl.i
(111)
Oil & Ref
(Un)
(Un)-_
1Q74 Jan
4374 Sep
1574 May
62 74 Jan
__
__
4674
974
a3l74 a3274
100
45
__
__
100
Sep
5074
Sep
28 ¥e
Jan
Baltimore
60%
Feb
Bandini Petroleum Co
12%
1274
250
28V*
28%
454
15674 156%
1,460
a75 74 a75 74
__
37
13
Sep
Jan
15% Mar
32% Feb
36% July
44% Sep
r
49
Aug
874 Sep
1074 Mar
Jun
347^ Mar
30
367« Oct
15%;
687
14% Sep
25% Mar
32 74
895
3374
619
2974 Sep
3174 Sep
4474
3374
4274
Jan
9
9
100
8% Sep
11%
Apr
al2
72
11% Sep
a9174 a93%
33
88
Sep
26% Oct
10
__
5
1
—
-
al2
all%
37
493
27
27
850
8%
200
21%
21%
•
56%
56%
10
5574
Apr
33%
33%
97
3074
SeD
4374 Mar
Bankline
3274
32%
25
3174
Sep
37%
Jan
Barker
15
15
21
1374
Jun
1674
Feb
Basin
Jan
32
874
2074
Jan
7774 Aug
3674
10
41-
25
Feb
43 %
1574
13
60
2274
1574
16074
25
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
4774
Oct
25% Sep
15374 Sep
65% Jan
50
50
22%
1 274
44%
Atchison Topeka & S F (Un)
Atlantic Refining (Un)
45%
N
1574
Jan
•
Corp
Jun
95
a2274 a2274
12 %
4474
25
50 74
50
High
Low
High
a67 7/2 a6874
a2274
•
35
45
Feb
Sales
Range
of Prices
Low
(Un)_*
70
19%
374 Mar
14 74 Mar
580
11%
Jan
54
1374
1774 Mar
Sep
11%
174
¥2
*
3874
45 %
15% Mar
6 ¥2
11
1
class B
5374
19%
May
Sep
3
100
3
3
--1
*
52 34
1274
Apr
1 ¥8
85/B
10
3834
4574
1%
174
8V?
(Un)
Tobacco
374 Sep
1874 Sep
Mar
274
1274
(Un)___
Power
1074
35
Jan
674
4
4474 Mar
274
_1
1
75
414
Oct
4
300
__
1674
Aug
Jan
Apr
96¥4 May
3374
Jan
Aug
&
Ohio
RR
Oil Co
Bros
Oil Co
common
(Un)
100
__
1
2.60
1
1074
2.90
1,100
«.
8
10%
10%
al2%
10
20c
300
2.60
al3
1,300
10
774
8 74
3.115
874
20%
2.60
874
327/2
574
Sep
Sep
Oct
Feb
Oct
Jun
;
Feb
24
Broadcasting-Paramount Theatres
105
4
Sep
3 ¥2
1
Common
1474
15
274
299
17%
—
*
(Un)
3774
11
__
Feb
225
4
4
4
3
225
411
3
3
25
„•
1474
3374
,
574 Mar
263
3¥s
Angeies Stock Exchange
(Unl
American Airlines Inc
•
5
10
Sep
34 74
Last
Dye
Oct
1.40
.15
Sep
574
25
1
&
1074
*
*
Vacuum
—
Corp
Chemical
1474
__
Schenley
774
303
1674 Mar
374
Par
n
1274
350
5%
Sep
34
Friday
45%
110
II
8 ¥e
1274
2474
Sale Price
3774
27%
3374c
—
;
Jan
16 74
575
100
574
—
STOCKS
4574
27
50
Pepsi-Cola
Pure
103% 10374
6674
»
Sep
1474
13%
8
-1
1
Los
Armco Steel
Packard
-
33% Mar
137e
5374
__
14%
474 Mar
1474
95 74 Mar
29 74
31
II
14
410
13%
■
Jan
143
♦
17 74 Mar
1
_
Distributors
Jan
35
Sep
Oct
231
8
__
2574 July
3274
1354
»
374 May
Oct
100
7
14 ¥2
Feb
110
7974
•
_
Oct
7
14
Jan
5974
National Cash
—
__
Manufacturing
Mar
3374
1374
*
674
7
14
18% Mar
Sep
23% Aug
78 74
Montgomery Ward & Co Inc
Sep
1
__
Udvlite Corporation
75 74
5874
•
Sep
6 ¥2
_
Superior Tool & Die
69%
74%
7974
«
174
3%
1
Scotten-Dillon
Feb
American
Loew's
2% Mar
500
200
8 ¥2
1574
574
2774
8%
1%
Paper
5474
5874
•
Sep
374
2
Raisin
161%
874
__
Sep
7 74
__
Co
River
Oct
•
3
5374
100
1%
Co.
B)
Jun
5
Corp
_
_
Peninsular Metal Products
1274
43% July
574
__
Jan
1.185
7 74
•
152 %
70
574
__
Jan
Feb
59 ¥4
3%
1
_
_
260
11%
__
77B Mar
3
6914
1%
•
_
Allis-Chalmers
Du
Mar
58%
4
Car
220
33
__
Mar
b
3%
10
12%
132
1374
277
1
1
common
_
46 74
874
__
Jan
374
33c
7¥«
1
_
1274
1274
7374
Sep
-5
155 74 1 56%
874
__
Sep
3 ¥2
10
Metal
Motor
Prophet
11%
13
3%
Mar
1
—
_
_
Chemical
Jan
59 %
12%
__
3
Baldwin-Llma-Hamilton
>
650
1,235
16 ¥4 Mar
---1
—-
Products
48 74
__
4 ¥4
5 ¥4
—__10
preferred
Jan
20%
1 56 74
-
-
— -
__
Murray Corp
Jun
6574
10
4 74
4%
1
_
Wheel
Motor
1674
2074
—5
4 ¥4
—2 ¥2
(S Si
Screw
21
6414
Telephone & Telegraph—100
Sep
4%
__3
—
—
Rudy
Cyanamid
American
Sep
Sep
Oct
2874
29
Oct
3674
Stocks-
American Radiator
Cities
110
Oct
2074
__
22
10
-
___
—
Jan
6574
50
_
Electric Motors
108
•
common...
15c
1,558
11% Mar
.—5
~
__
Hoskins Manufacturing
102
5
Preference
4,300
1
Bearing
14
•
"B"
15c
25%
59 ¥4
Houdaille-Hershey common
Ironrite
274
1,120
15c
23%
—1
_
Manufacturing
Parke Davis
Procter
_
Lamp
35
5i/a
274
15c
25%
—
Hoover
108
434
2%
1
Higbie
110
24
•
I
__
21%
2%
Feb
674
Jan
50
__
Magnavox
City
Low
160
43
•
Kroger
S
High
2174
1
5
_
743^
5%
Sep
--
1
__
Mount Clemens
Gibson Art—
U
2174
Hall
36
7g
2074
—
Motors
108
__
21%
125
Industries
no
"
Oct
1
Co
Kaiser Motors
O
Preferred
,
__
Jan
11%
—
Great Lakes Oil & Chemical
9574
8.50
Preferred
Cln.
24 ¥2
225
Range Since Jan. 1
9974 10074
3274
12,250
11%
Trailer
Wood
General
171/4
__
•
460
28 ¥2
1174
__
-10
_
—
Goebel Brewing
for Week
Low
21%
Exchange
of Prices
Last
Par
9 ¥2
2774
11%
Gemmer Manufacturing
Sales
Friday
Laundry
8%
28 ¥4
1
_
_
Products
Chemical
Fruehauf
American
—
49% Mar
Friars
Sale Price
5
—
Corp
—
20
Navig
Edison
Detroit
Frankenmuth
STOCKS
1
Bros
Davidson
1174 Mar
29% Mar
4.50
Apr
15
Mar
;
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Volume 178
(1597)
33
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Last
Range
ENDED
OCTOBER
23
Shares
Friday
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
WEEK
FOR
Sales
Week's
.
Bethlehem
Steel
(Uu)
Corp
Low
33 V2c
a60%
a62
49
55'/a Aug
67
Feb
_•
(Un)
Nash^lvinator (Un)
49%
49%
415
44%
Sep
57%
Jan
11%
11%
200
10'A
Sep
13% Mar
3c
3c
3,000
2c
July
8
8
NationaKJjstillers (Un)
5
National Gypsum (Un.)
1
National Supply
10
National Theatres (Un)
1
New Idria Mining & Chem__—____50c
;
Bishop Oil Co
Blue
2
Mammoth
Black
Diamond
Chiea
ZZ
10c
Corp
2
(Un)
5
~~
Corp
Airplane
Boeing
Bolsa
Mining
High
1
3%
15
a59%
.-5
a69%
Bond Stores Inc
10
10'/a
400
a68% a69%
Oil
a48% a48%
3%
Low
55
7%
High
Sep
38% July
5c
Mar
Jan
9
47%
Oct
4
1.870
3VS
Jun
13%
175
12%
Sep
a59 % a59%
21
54'AMav
55% Julv
70
66%
Sen
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^
4
307
51'A Apr
—
50
Corp
35
al0% al0%
70
83% Jan
18% Mar
39% Mar
Oil
335
7% July
a52% a53%
Oct
29%
Rockwell
Oct
22% Mar
34% Jun
3
Manufacturing
2,853
a227/8 a22%
__
16
Jun
Sep
July
July
Mar
4
25% July
Richfield
Oct
20%
54
13
2.50
20c
Sep
85
Rice Ranch Oil Co
.
27
20% Mar
Jun
Jan
1.102
33%c
(Un)
Co
6%
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(Un)
Nemours
250
6 Vis
50c
Labs
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16 %
75%
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Oct
(Un)
(Un)
a36% a36%
__
1
Dow
16
74 %
__
*
—^
25%
15% Spe
10c
25y2
38%
1
RKO Pictures (Un)
RKO Theatres (Un)
Radio Corp ol America (Un)
Remington Rand Inc (Un)
Republic Aviation (Un)
Republic Steel
(Un)
Reserve Oil & Gas Co
Rexall Drugs Inc
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco (Un)
M«r
pph
523/!
Pure
lUav
4nst
151/!
Co
Philco Corp (Un)
Phillips Petroleum
Pullman Incorporated
Jan
15
Oct
214
______
Apr
An-
422
al7%
50c
185
(Un)
Power
cjpn
40%
40%
(Un)__
Consumers
ifiiA
7%
1.90
1,019
100
217
22
1,600
ll/2July
19% Oct
38
•
Pfizer (Chas) Co (Un)
Phelps Dodge Corp (Un)
41% Mar
23%
4,590
7,173
__
1
(Un)
15
6%
27,167
4
—4
'
(Un)
106
6%
17c
933
38
100
(U11)
295
Apr
al4% al4%
2.85
3.00
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common—
World
Paramount Pictures
75
25
...
Y
N
Oil
Car
Motor
American
7%
18%
a2iy8 a2lVs
59% 59%
18
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111
common
20'/a Mar
a35% a35%
*
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&
Jan
Oct
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♦
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—
Oct
a27% a27%
__
Petroleums
4y8
1
3%
2.85
25
(when
common
300
1,000
30'/a Mar
1
20y2
al4%
_10
67
6%
Jan
22% Sep
25
__
a73% a74%
67
22%
372
High
25
Pacific Lighting Corp common
Pacific
Tel
a35%
*
Engineering
Consolidated Vuitee
a44% a44%
Oct
—
10
common
preferred
Pacific
19
12%
Jan
19'A
60
Low
1
20ya
a52%
ureferred
Indemnity
15% Mar
33%
10
22%
__
10
Elec
&
redeemable
4-80%
Jan
a27%
•
(Uni
Edison
al3
Gas
Pacific
62% Mar
•
Iron
System
Commonwealth
Deere &
Co
Clay Products
Pacific
42% Aug
22% Feb
1
(Un)
(Un)
<te
Gas
a73%
al3
67
10
(Un)
Multiuller
Climax
__
25
Service
Clary
al3
24% Mar
Sep
18]A
Pan
Chicago Milw St Paul
Sep
17
4
1
10
100
1
1
6% Mar
33%
17
1,140
__
1
Pacific
Feb
33
220
18%
19'A
a24y8 a24%
6y4
6'A
__
1
Oil
North Amer Aviation Inc (Un)
North American Co (Un)
Northern Pacific RR (Un)
Northrop Aircraft
Oceanic Oil Co —
Ohio Oil Co (Un)
Air
Sen
150
10
Packing Co
Canadian
Carrier
1,675
8%
17%
17%
19%
19%
Nordon Corp
Pacific Finance
California
Case
10%
8%
1
Jackson Co
Byron
10
all% all%
9
2,
a
Ra/nge Since Jan. 1
17%
__
Norris
Borden
Shares
High
__
•
(Un)
for Week
Low
Par
.
Sales
Range
Sale Price
Par
Eendix Aviation
Week's
of Prices
East
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
100
'
700
600
30O
800
900
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34
The Commercial and Financial
(1598)
Chronicle... Monday, October 26, 1953
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
Midwest
Stock
(Cont.)
Exchange
Last
of Prices
American
Airlines
American
Can
American
American
Machine &
American
Stand
Rad
&
American
Tel
&
Anaconda
Copper Mining
Armco
Steel
Armour
Corn
Co
&
Tel
San
(Un)
100
Topeka
Products
Avco
Corp
Belden
Corp.-
Fisheries
Borg
W)
(George
Budd
Company
Burkhart
Medusa
183/8 Mar
Metropolitan
91%
91%
100
89%
1
G)
&
Co
28%
Jan
Portland
Cement
Brick
Co
Jan
9%
Feb
Middle
29%
Aug
Miller
4
4%
400
33/8
Sep
53/e
Jan
$1
83/4
Feb
51/8
Sep
8%
Sep
1%
1%
2,000
19%
20%
750
1 % Mar
191/4
Apr
11% Mar
23/8 Mar
22
Aug
South
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Portland
Sep
66%
Feb
1
Oct
l3/4
Jan
Montgomery
3
Oct
6%
Jun
Motorola
49
50 %
1,400
443/a
Sep
57%
Jan
12%
12'%
100
11%
Jun
14% Aug
50%
100
531%
20%
20%
20'% I
350
21
May
68
68
100
66
Sep
85
Mar
48%
48%
48%
100
46%
Sep
55% Mar
2%
5
2%
200
2
July
20c
17%
Apr
66
92"%
Apr
200
29
Sep
Sep
3%
24'/4
15
23
23
20
52
250
3%
Jan
Co
19% Mar
Jan
38% Mar
400
2%
Jan
500
22%
Sep
25% Mar
1,100
121%
Jun
181% Mar
22
4%
Jan
Apr
26 % Mar
Ward
&
Muskegon Motor Specialities
Muter Company
Nash
Kelvinator
Corp
conv
Jan
10
10%
2,650
8%
Jan
11%
27%
300
23%
Jun
275/a
2%
150
2 %
Sep
4
Jan
400
9
Aug
11
Jan
Jan
10
Feb
Feb
6%
600
6%
Sep
10%
500
43%
Sep
50%
37
37
100
343%
Jun
41
313/4
30 3/4
313/4
950
273/4
Jan
4%
25
3 %
Aug
35% May
6 3% Mar
571/4
581/2
700
533/4
341/2
34%
34V2
100
31
26
26%
60
26
4%
3
cl A-.*
■
6 3/8
50c
(Un)—
Oct
61/2 Aug
50%
_*
—
21
Sep
6 3%
25
Co—
100
52
18
1,200
495%
—
Inc
6%
19
441% Jan
5% Jan
49%
10
____—
common
6
9%
*
5
7
200
-
Sep
65
Jun
Apr
42%
Sep
Jan
29
Sep
6%
Oct
Mar
Jun
8"% Mar
17%
18%
1,300
163/4
Sep
25%
Feb
National Cylinder Gas
1
16%
16'A
100
15%
Sep
17 3/a
Jan
National
Distillers
Products
5
17%
18%
200
17
Oct
193/a Aug
National
Lead
Co———
______5
34
34
200
30%
Sep
34
Oct
/J
26%
28
1,850
Oct
34% Mar
S
4
200
♦
11%
11%
400
11
Sep
163% Mar
National Standard Co
30%
30%
50
29
Jan
38
Mar
National Tiie & Mfg_
—1
11
11%
400
10%
Oct
17
Jan
15
15
200
133/4
17%
18
10
——8
•!
Feb
!
—
Apr
150
33/4
2%
1
Cement
Chemical
300
\
10%
27
1
Co
Mississippi River Fuel
Missouri
10%
*
10
Brewing
5,000
3
1
39
Aug
14%
19
_1
—
common
Mining & Mfg—
3%
61 %
1
Inc
prior preferred
1%
61%
5
Utilities
Hart
&
Monroe
3 %
—
*
Mickelberry's Food Products
Oct
99%
6%
_________4
____.
Sep
300
30%
.
Sep
8
241/8
|
I
*
Inc
Meyer Blanke Co
5'%
900
83%
Feb
38
52
__
v
17%
4
Jan
26%
8%
24 %
___■__—*
100
Sep
81%
3%
*
100
1
High
600
38
9
30%
_________—_______1
300
6
5%
—
L)
27%
6
27%
27%
8%
•_
Mills Corp
Burroughs Corp (Un)
12 % Mar
Sep
5
Burlington
43%
Sep
Sep
1
Manufacturing
(F)
Sep
8 »/4
233/4
——5
Works
Gear
Foote
31%
700
5%
—
Brad
1,300
11%
class- B
(Arthur
8%
8%
Corp—
Mfg
81%
*
;
35%
200
*
common
8%
Low
18%
38
9
Range Since Jan.
High
18%
7
Co
(Glenn
McKee
7,200
(Un)--lp
Borg-Warner Corp __:
Brach & Sons (E J)
Martin
Oil
Shares
_____<■
Marshall Field & Co
Feb
45%
"5%
Corp
Lonergan
Jan
Jun
Sep
12%
Brewing
Feb
Sep
29%
23%
50c
—10
Co—
153/8
1611/4
123/8
1523/a
11%
Corp
Bethlehem Steel Corp (Un)_—
Booth
1,100
1,100
5,600
32%
Sep
13
Benguet Consolidated Mining
Berghoff
12%
243/4 Mar
19%
——3
(Un)
—
Aviation
Bendix
200
21%
common
Lion
8%
3
—___
Manufacturing
Lindsay Chemical Co
23%
Co—
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Bearing Inc
Jun
34%
.-1
Mfg
25
,
35%
—•___—10
Washer
Sep
12 %
Corp
Automatic
21%
31
Fe—1—50
Santa
&
100
23 %
Refining Co
Atlantic
22%
Jan
36% Aug
for Week
of Prices
Low
•
$2.50 preferred
Libby McNeil & Libby
15%
Sep
Sep
*
$1.50 conv 2nd preferred
Athey
Aug
11%
1
Ashland Oil & Refining common..
Atchison
50
12%
31%
——5
common
Sep
155% 156%
12 %
156
10
(Un)
(111)
43%
21%
50
(On;
Co
331/4
400
22%
,__7
•
Co
&
700
100
'
—1
Foundry
Leath
12%
47%
Sales
Range
Par
High
Low
Week's
Last
Sale Price
35%
12
47 %
10
(111)
Co
Investment
Friday
STOCKS
46%
12.50
_
2'.i
35%
—1
(Un)
Co
American Cyanamid Co.——.
OCTOBER
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
Higfi
Low
Par
ENDED
for Week
Range
Sale Price
STOCKS
WEEK
FOR
Sales
Week's
Friday
(Un)
11%
.1
—_—.__—5
Sep
New
York Central
RR )Un)__
28
4
26
3
Sep
53/4
253%
Jan
201/4
20%
500
19%
Oct
18%
20%
1
I
Jan
18%
Corp
Centlivre
Central
Biscuit
4%%
12
_100
58%
581/2
100
531%
Sep
Northern
Illinois
20%
600
261/a
Aug
Northern
Pacific
Ry
States
Power
20
Sep
193/4
Oct
2%
2%
2%
600
2%
Jan
3% May
--5
21%
20%
21%
1,500
18%
Jun
22% Mar
10
19%
19%
19%
2,200
17%
Jun
36
36
36%
900
333/8
Oct
41%
19%
19%
100
59%
59%
50
19%
13%
11%
107
400
11%
13%
13%
107
300
73
108
173/4
593/8
Feb
Aug
12%
Oct
11
Oct
100%
Jan
Sep
Feb
21% Mar
63%
22
Jan
11%
Aug
110%
Apr
96% Jan
66%
67
500
64
74%
400
693/4 July
95'/2
18%
2,100
16'A
Sep
22'/2
Jan
Oct
84
75
13%
13
131%
1,100
12
Jun
*
413/8
41'%
41%
850
373/4
Jun
43%
Oak Manufacturing Co
Ohio Edison Co
1
17%
173/s
17%
1,800
15%
Sep
18%
Feb
-8
38%
38
38%
1,400
341/4
Jun
39%
4%
4,000
Packard
Pan
Peabody
25
36%
8%
&
Detroit
50
75
75
Mar
300
49% July
53% Mar
Pfizer
100
25%
293/4 Mar
Phelps
13"%
400
15
Philco
35'/4
Jan
12% July
Jan
400
7%
Sep
11% Mar
Phillips
100
25%
Sep
34
Pressed
—10
5%
5%
500
51/2
Sep
81/2 May
7%
7%
300
7
Sep
9%
32V4
Jun
Apr
Feb
Finance
Mont
Class
200
Sep
30i
8%
9%
1,300
73/s
Feb
11% Mar
27%
28%
500
25%
Jun
28%
Jan
10
10%
150
8 3/8
Sep
12
Jan
—_5
—
Laboratories Inc (Alan B)
53/4
400
53/8
Aug
36%
36%
300
333/a
Jun
43%
de Nemours (Un)
10%
300
10%
Oct
173/4
Jan
102% 102%
5
(Un)__
10
46%
*
125%
Eddy Paper Corp
Emerson
Radio &
Falstaff
Brewing Corp
Phonograph
300
911/2
Jun
46%
900
413/4
Jun
1251%
105
443/4
125
117
Aug
(Un)__5
113/4
11%
100
10%
Jun
1
14%
143/4
100
14%
Sep
Drive
Four-Wheel
__5
4
5
1,650
4
Oct
10
Auto
9
9%
950
9
Oct
200
6 3A
Inc
5
Gen American Transportation
General
Box
Corp_
General
Foods
General
Motors
Corp
700
3
Oct
300
11
Oct
19 3/a
19%
1,800
18
Sep
Jan
193/4
12 3/4
13
300
10 3%
33%
343/a
300
12.50
331/8
33%
600
3
30%
30'A
100
28% Aug
400
33%
(Un)—
.
Petroleum
Co
Co
Car
*
Co
53%
9
_1
of Indiana—A
343/4
•
52 %
9
53%
Gillette
(The)
Glidden Co
6% Mar
1033/a Aug
46%
Apr
Goldblatt
13%
Feb
161/2 Mar
343/4
Bros
Oats
Quaker
Motors
Gray
Drug
Rubber
Stores
__
36%
36%
100
35%
Sep
431/4
45'%
4 6'/a
400
4 2 5/b
Sep
62'/4
Jan
28%
27%
28
Aug
30
23%
Sep
29%
Jan
Sep
19%
Jan
3/8
400
23%
233/8
1,500
143/4
14%
200
14
*
46%
47
200
413/4
Republic
Steel
Corp
(Un)
!
J)
(R
Rlchman
6%
700
5%
Jan
47%
473/,
473/4
200
44%
Jun
49
*
25%
253/8
26
1,250
253/a
Oct
38
2.50
Tobacco
Bros
Raisin
Rockwell
6%
B_—10
(Un)
Drug
Reynolds
class
Co
5
&
Axel
Co
8 5/8
8 3/s
100
8 5/8
5
Paper
Spring
203/,
20%
400
19%
St Louis Public Service A
Regis
Sangamo
Paper
■
(Un)
Co
Roebuck
133/4
203/s
20%
700
175/8
Sep
23% Mar
23%
23%
200
213/4
Sep
26'/2
Jan
22%
22%
500
20%
27 3/a
Jan
j
16%
16%
100
15
18% Mar
'
563/8
56%
800
56%
Apr
605/s Mar
100
133/4
Jan
17% Mar
12
1.40
133/4
223/8
1
Co
&
13 S/8
5
Co
•
153/8
143/4
153/a
500
14%
Oct
18% Mar
•
34%
33%
34%
1,800
305/8
Sep
1,100
43/b
Jan
80
12
500
67 %
200
Apr
80
Oct
Oil
Society
Brand
Vacuum
143/4
_1
Corp
Clothes Inc
1
6
6
143/4
57%
57%
52
Jun
573/8
Oct
Socony
59%
583/a
59%
1,200
533/4
Sep
69%
Feb
South
30%
31
2,200
29
Apr
35
Feb
Southern Co
40%
40
34%
Jan
40%
83/8
Feb
38%
Oil
of
California
50%
Oct
Standard
Oil
of
Indiana.
25
68%
67%
68'%
Standard
Oil
N
J
15
70%
69%
10
34%
1,000
51/4
600
42%
42%
200
32%
Jan
42%
29
29
100
28
Oct
38
Mar
Jan
5
12%
12%
50
12
Feb
14
501/4
50%
100
45
Sep
58% Mar
1V4
1%
100
1%
Oct
Southern Pacific Co
Standard Oil
Standard
13%
150
12% Mar
14% July
Stewart-Warner
20%
2,250
18%
20%
Stone
1%
100
l3/8
15
200
Sep
Oct
Studebaker
Sunbeam
Feb
25
Oct
19
Mar
600
I2V4
Jan
131/2 Aug
Sunray Oil Corp
600
15
Oct
19% Mar
Swift
18%
18%
16%
17
40
——
2%
21
21
9%
&
1,500
53/a
Texas
18 3/s
Sep
Sep
Jan
450
191/4
Sep
Texas
1,350
5%
16%
Oct
22
Feb
Thor
11%
Jan
Toledo
41,
Jan
Trane
9%
250
40%
450
2%
21
100
50
9%
39
Sep
Jan
2% Sep
8%
8%
2,050
21
Sep
18 3/4
183/4
19%
250
39%
39%
39%
40%
40%
40%
28
Co
Mar
•
Johnson Stephens & Shinkle ShoeJones & Laughlin Steel (Un)
Kaiser Alum & Chemical common..
•
Edison
Co
141/2
Jan
24% Mar
20th
200
341/2
Jun
40'% Mar
600
36%
Sep
48
Kennecott
Corp
Copper
(Un)
Corp
78%
Jan
32%
34%
600
Sep
383/4
10%
103%
300
19
19
—1
10
9%
9%
25%
23%
25%
313/8
10
Oct
13
Jan
Mar
100
16 3%
Sep
23%
Feb
400
91/2
Sep
101/2
Feb
1,200
215%
Sep
431/4
Feb
27
30%
31%
300
17 %
16%
17'%
2,850
Jun
353/4
Jan
14%
Feb
17%
Oct
16%
16
16%
5,000
15%
Sep
213/4 Mar
38%
38%
39%
800
35%
Jan
393/4 Mar
55%
3,300
495/8
575%
Jan
53%
55%
38
38
100
35
Feb
54
17
153/4
Sep
191/2 Mar
Sep
Mar
17%
500
12
12'%
1,100
113/4
Jun
131/s Mar
31%
32
1,050
26% Aug
371/4 Mar
25%
17%
273/s
263%
200
1
21/2
2%
25%
1,000
2%
Sep
3%
1
16%
165%
16%
200
15%
Sep
20%
Film
1
16%
143%
16%
900
143/4
593%
593%
110
55
2
29
200
26%
Jun
32% Mar
Union
Carbide
1,300
245/s
Sep
33
Jan
Union
Oil
400
28
Sep
38 3/4
Jan
26%
♦
United Air Lines Inc
56
900
49
Sep
56% Mar
39%
395^
200
38 3/a
Jan
40%
23%
Sep
18
Oct
Jun
Jan
Jan
Aug
145/8
700
13%
Sep
20%
Jan
10
300
9%
Sep
10%
Jan
30%
30%
100
27V4
Jun
313/4 Mar
of
Rubber
&
Carbon
*
Co
68%
800
62 %
Jun
72 3/4
401/4
41%
700
37%
Jun
441/4 Aug
10
23%
23%
300
22
Sep
32
5
(Un)
69%
25
California
27%
28
400
23%
Sep
31%
Jan
363/4
37%
2,700
333/a
Sep
441/a
Jan
7%
8%
650
7%
Sep
12% Mar
U S Steel Corp
•
Van Dorn Iron Works
69%
•
Western
7
Mar
Union
Westinghouse
Motor
5%
5%
100
211/2
600
19%
Sep
24%
23%
200
23
Oct
30
29%
29%
29 3
200
26 V4
Jun
18
18
500
17%
Sep
20% Mar
Wisconsin
13 %
Jan
Wisconsin
Wisconsin
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4
Sep
Jan
Mar
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12
20%
•
—
—
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12
19%
21%
64%
66
3%
9
15%
100
2,000
500
11%
Sep
213/4
17%
Sep
61
Sep
Apr
80% Feb
Wieboldt
Telegraph
37%
lo
441/4
441/4
100
483%
1,000
403/a
Sep
26
5%
26%
100
235/s
Sep
*
14
14
13 %
*
Corp
46%
1
Electric
Co
Stores
Inc
Woolworth
Bankshares
Electric
Public
(F
(Un)
Corp
Power "
78%
78%
13
1
16%
16%
500
12
14%
14%
250
13
12%
48
39
48
Feb
,
50
Aug
Mar
28% Mar
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Sep
4% Mar
9%
1,700
8%
Jun
93/4
Jan
Youngstown Sheet
16%
500
143%
16%
Feb
Zenith Radio Corp
Jun
14% Mar
741/2 Mar
821/2 May
Feb
161/2 Aug
Jun
15% Mar
Oct
Wrigley (Wm) Jr
Yates-American Machine
27%
273%
100
24%
Jun
273/4
18
17%
181/4
900
16 3/s
Jun
18% May
43%
43%
43%
100
43
Sep
45% Aug
*
76%
76%
76'%
100
713., May
10
200
9%
10
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Co
&
•
100
10
Service
21/2
Jan
common
$4.25
preferred
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50
3%
,
Feb
Mar
31'A Mar
18
5
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60% May
JUn
Feb
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23%
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Sep
common
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31%
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For footnotes
2,700
Jan
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Jan
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491/2 Mar
5
208 So La Salle St Corp
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Jan
81
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Century-Fox
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Katz Drug
591/4
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10
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Transamerica
White
Kelley Island Lime
Sep
653/4
25
Tool
Truax-Traer
10
303/s
.50
Iowa Illinois Gas & Electric
Sep
493%
1
Producing
28
■
14%
36%
800
5
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Gulf
Power
10% Aug
54%
•
100
200
Feb
5% Mar
U
•
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50%
38%
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25
26%
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273/4 Mar
Sep
1
(Un)
31%
28
— —
31%
37%
Oct
133/4
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Oct
8%
Sep
22
300
*
13%
5%
30
400
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17
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Corp
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16
1
1,500
25
14%
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Corp
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24
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Apr
3'A
15% Jan
23
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Co
13%
5
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Jan
32%
5
15
—
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Railway
16
2
•
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•!
Feb
2%
19'/4
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Works
(Un)
1%
1
International Tel & Tel
Interstate Power Co__
Oct
5
Oil
Lathe
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13%
19%
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\
6'%
Oct
Sep
40 3/8
5 »/8
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Harvester
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8% Apr
31
Indianapolis
International
;
431/2 Mar
6'/a
79%
Sep
Trav-ler Radio
Co
Sep
Sep
Feb
1
1
Steamship Co—
143/a
Sinclair
10
Steel
Jun
Signode Steel Strapping Co
10
Inland
12%
Serrick Corp class B common
9%
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300
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10
common
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Apr
10
&
Oct
Jun
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Jun
171/2
3
Corporation
Oct
|
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9%
203/4
Oct
Jun
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Apr
Aug
47
13%
16%
.
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2%
25
Co
;
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Sep
351/2
16
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Mar
Oct
25
Brewery
213/4
Feb
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253/4
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>
Jan
46%
*
3IV4
Great Lakes Towing common
Bros Cooperage class A
Griesedieck
Mar
400
*
Greif
Apr
69
5,800
1
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36%
6%
*
Great Lakes Dredge & Dock
Lakes Oil & Chemical
113/4 May
Jun
2 3/8
1
Great
Sep
50c
(Un)
Schenley Industries
*
Co
(Un)
Sep
8%
295%
*
;
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Schwitzer-Cummins
8
&
433/4
900
•
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Jan
•
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Oct
Jan
5
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Jan
9
12%
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Goodyear Tire
343/a
361/4 Jan
\
Jan
140
1
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153% May
42%
35%
13
20
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Jan
100
9
343/8
5
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29 5% Sep
123/4
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18
,
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Jan
3%
113/8
Standard
Gibson
5%
3
6
Corp
Jan
21/4
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Package Corp
General Telephone Corn
Jan
115% Mar
23%
35%
5
General
6 3/4
Sep
2%
1
—
Sep
Oct
35%
2.50
General Candy Corp
General Electric Co (Un)
8 3%
17%
11
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Steel
Oil
Sears
Gamble-Skogmo
4
200
200
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18
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50
Radio Corp of America
Remington Rand (Un)
6t
Flour Mills of America Inc
4
83/4
25
preferred
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River
Eastman Kodak Co
4
83/4
17'/2
common
Service
Public
Rexall
10c
•
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Jan
10%
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—
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26%
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5
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26%
Feb
37% Mar
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10
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Domestic
Corp
36%
.—
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(Un)
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27 '/a
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Co
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1
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Car
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Pepsi-Cola Co
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Pennsylvania RR
27%
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Detroit & Cleveland Nav
;
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5
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Apr
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27%
52
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14s/8 Mar
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300
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Sep
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500
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Sep
25
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25
Cleveland
/
100
213/a
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22
Brewing Corp ——50c
Service
20% Mar
18%
21
15%
500
Chesapeake & Ohio (Un)
Cities
Sep
18'A
21%
200
23%
America
of
Illinois
15%
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10
Aviation
17
23%
& South West Corp
Central
200
10
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16%
25
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American
American Car Corp
North
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Canadian
North
North
Burton-Dixie
Co
Tube
76%
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5
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Jan
5
39%
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200
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100
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80
Jan
*
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Oct
,
;
Number 5267... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Volume 178
(1599)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
FOR
WEEK
ENDED
OCTOBER
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Sale Price
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43 J/4
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17%
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25%
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5% %
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50
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95
95
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Mountain Fuel Supply
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24
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32%
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20
31 %
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23
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Sep
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Rockwell
San
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Jan
Jan
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Westinghouse Air Brake
Westlnghouse Electric Corp
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31
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Jan
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Goodyear Tire
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48%
685
Sep
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Admiral
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1
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Allis-Chaliners
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Oct
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American
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American
Potash
American
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Co
7%
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Anaconda
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Copper Mining
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Fuel
For
Oil
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footnotes
see
_
(Un)
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page 41.
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68
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92
Apr
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27%
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Jun
50
19%
Oct
7%
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37
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37
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com
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37%
42
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Feb
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145
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35%
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Co
Ltd
Co
State
Greyhound
24%
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;
119
29 % Mar
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7
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Du Pont
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5
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100
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100
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185
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of
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300
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57%
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170
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12
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11
1
11'/2
5
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Chesapeake
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9
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30
25
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170
5
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Canadian Atlantic Oil Co
19
21%
1,492
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a
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10
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61
5,785
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Benguet Cons Mining (Un)
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65
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230
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10
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5%
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4
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63%
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10
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May
167/b Mar
58 %
•
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66
19
_
3.60%
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Transportation
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87
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1
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86
19
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61
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Apr
19%
29
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115
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730
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10
Delaware Power & Light
Garfinckel
4
28%
61
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11% Mar
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50
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Oct
28%
50
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5 Va
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20
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27%
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Corp
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&
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155
10
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100
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Steel
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Range
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merger
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of Prices
Last
STOCKS
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100
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35
Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
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The
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RANGE
San
Frajncisco Stock Exch. (Cont.)
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Range
OCTOBER 23
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of Prices
Sale Price
WEEK
Sales
Shares
Last
STOCKS
FOR
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par
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Montana
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Power
70
8
Apr
11%
11%
11%
160
10%
Sep
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(Un)
20»/2
20 %
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305
17'A
Sep
320
28% July
Mar
10
Feb
13
28% Mar
30
Apr
28%
28%
•
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253
55
Sep
65
32
290
28
Jun
36
Jan
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11
National
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8
(Un)
17%
Oct
25%
525
16%
Sep
21% Mar
17%
90
14%
Jan
18
18%
18%
1,110
17%
Sep
23'A
18%
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170
18%
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N
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Norris
RR
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1
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North
Aviation
Northern Pacific Railway
Aircraft
Northrop
Co
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Feb
Aug
Jan
Sears
Oahu Sugar
100
Co Ltd (Un)
_1
1
Ohio
Edison
Co
Ohio
Oil Co
(Un)
Co
Oil & Gas
Signal
Onomea
19%
Sep
25%
Jan
Sugar
Co
28%
Feb
Southern
3%
3%
1,900
2.00
Aug
3%
Oct
18%
19
672
16%
59%
647
52%
July
Sep
20% Mar
58
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14
12% July
18% Mar
58
83%
100
12%
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14%
Apr
15c
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200
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Sep
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Feb
2.85
3.00
3,920
14%
14%
2% July
3% May
124
34 %
Jun
39%
53%
217
51%
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56
20
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81
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Aug
68
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Sep
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110
18
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23,485
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20%
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27%
Jan
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55%
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Standard
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8
155
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25
38
37%
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150
29
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27
Pacific
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& Electric common
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6%
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preferred
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25
redeemable
redeemable
27%
Jun
31%
Jan
25
27%
27%
27%
483
25
Jun
28
Feb
25
preferred
5%
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27%
27
27%
411
25 %
Jun
28
Feb
29%
25
preferred
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Jan
A
429
29%
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July
31
32
32
22%
32
225
7%
8
300
145
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39
39
620
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39
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Sunray
Corn
Oil
13
Jan
16%
Jan
36%
Sep
49% Mar
38%
Sep
47
Jun
305
38%
Sep
47
Mar
112
6
5%
Sep
27
142
25%
Aug
3,274
49'A
Sep
Sep
29
50%
59%
Jan
67%
280
67
Oct
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Jan
70%
71
551
67%
Sep
73 %
Jan
10
10
131
9%
Sep
35%
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Apr
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36
Oct
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&
Devel
Lighting Corp
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Pacific
1.15
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33%
Oct
75c
1,200
Syivailia
Electric
13% Mar
Tide
25
17
Apr
22
Transamfertfa
24
Apr
25 % May
95
111
Sep
16
130
Jun
7% Aug
850
Sep
119% Mar
Trans
Pan
American
Paramount
Oil
Corp
31%
710
34c
10c
23%
267
4%
31c
31%
6,900
•
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World Airways
Pictures
31%
4%
__4
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33c
Jan
4
Sep
31c
Sep
47% Mar
6%
Jan
54c
Apr
9
365
8%
Sep
11%
26%
26%
100
24%
Sep
30 % Mar
19%
19%
550
13
23%
Jan
13
100
11
Jan
15
Apr
a32% a33%
170
29"%
Sep
43
Feb
3
Phelps Dodge Corp
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50
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3%
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550
_50
33 %c
(Un)
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Tri-Continental
18
Sep
Corp
(Un)
Philippine Long Dist Tel Co
Phillips
Petroleum
Pioneer Mill
Puget
Pure
Co
Sound
Oil
Radio
Co
Corp
*
Co
Electric
Union
America
(Un)
<
Preferred
United
Air
36%
Jan
4%
Lines
Manufacturing Co
Park
U
Republic
Rand
Steel
S
City Mines
Rubber
Reynolds Tobacco class
Rheem
B
Consolidated
68% Mar
Utah-Idaho
Sugar
Feb
5% May
Jun
30% Mar
Washington
a45% a46%
140
44 %
Oct
60%
Jan
Wells
23%
409
22
Sep
29%
Jan
Westat.es Petroleum
84
84
80
10
Sep
Victor
Manufacturing
Richfield
Oil
Riverside
Co__
Water
Preferred
100% Mar
22%
Sep
34
Jan
West
25
31%
Aug
34%
Feb
Western
235
8%
Sep
14
Cement
class
A
14%
465
14%
Sep
19%
46%
46%
312
42%
Sep
51
Mar
a47% a47%
50
41%
Jan
47%
Oct
25%
630
23
Sep
29 % Mar
Sep
63
Jun
Oct
27
23%
Sep
29% Mar
100
12%
15%
15%
280
a68%
a69
125
Mar
Sep
13% Sep
19%
17%
Jan
63
Oil
16
a21%a22%
Feb
71%
Jan
Sep
21%
21%
Sep
Sep
40%
42%
1,820
37%
Jun
44
Aug
42
42
322
33%
Apr
42
Oct
23%
23%
216
22%
Sep
32
Mar
26%
__
26%
27
438
23% July
29% Mar
125
1%
Oct
27%
345
23%
Sep
37%
37%
1,109
34
Sep
44
Jan
53%
56
493
41%
Feb
56
Oct
2.60
2.60
500
2.60
Oct
10
10%
600
1%
\
__
37%
_10
1 %
27%
1%
1
(Un)
__
5
(Un)
5
__
1
Power
2
May
23% May
___100
(Un)
com
8%
3% May
10% July
Jun
all%all%
__1
12
Sep
16%
a27
75
25%
Jun
29
307% 307 '/a
__
16
a26%
__
'■>
(Un)
Indies
20
286
Jun
33
880
33
Oct
33
33
1
Sugar
Air
Apr
Mar
307%
Oct
Mar
60
3%
a47 %
a49
228
44
33%
33%
100
32%
Feb
Western
Union
Jan
Inc
4
1,170
3%
Sep
5%
Jan
18%
18%
330
18%
Oct
26%
Jan
9%
9%
274
Sep
12%
Feb
__
__25c
Corp
Mtors
9%
10
a43%
12%
47%
(Un)
(Un)
(F
Cab
>■__
1
Telegraph (Un)
Willys-Overland
Yellow
(Un)___
Stores
Westinghouse Elec
Woolwortli
__1
common
Lines
Dent
35% Mar
24%
(Un)_—_25
19%
7,246
13%
Apr
10
14"%
a49
673
26%
42
10
Fargo Bank & U T
460
10
•
20%
__
•
Pictures
Bros
25%
25%
1
Corp
(Un)
Equipment Co
Warner
a31% a31%
257/a
__
Jan
13%
a22%
5
(Un)
Co
Sep
10
39%
20%
_10
5
4%
•
(Un)
57% Mar
Oct
Apr
50c
(Un)
Sep
__
cominon__25
(Un)
25%
3
(Un)
Corp
49%
34%
25%
a69
U S Steel Corp common
Western
Remington
106
__
10
United
48 %
84
228
__
•
Inc
Gas Corp common
10
23%
(Un)
(Un)
United
101
__25
Feb
32% July
30% Sep
26'A
1
Missouri-
of
29'A
•
(Un)
Corp
a5%
Railway Eq & Realty Co Ltd pfd____100
Rayonier Incorp common
1
Raytheon
220
Co
Aircraft
29%
•
50
a32% a32%
__
5
Oil Co or California
United
a5%
a52%
34%.
a54% a54%
a32%
10
Carbon
*
Timber—
&
(Un)
of
Sep
3% July
&
_20
(Un)_
Pulp
3%
29
Oil
Inc
Corp
Carbide
Universal
Philco
7.50
Feb
9
1
Pennsylvania RR Co (Un)
Pepsi Cola Co (Un)
21% Mar
34%
Feb
141
1
(Un)
(Un)
43%
Sep
34%
2
Airlines
Union
Stendel
Palmer
Oct
15%
Corp
World
Union
Pacific Western Oil Corp
Packard Motor Co common
22%
1,665
—25
Company (Un)
Water Associated
112% 114%
114
385
16%
Products
Texas
160
9%
8%
100
32%
23"%
16
__
Oct
Oct
Cement
136% 136%
100
common
Preferred
Apr
33%
24%
*
Pacific Tel & Tel
56%
1.15
a22% a22%
•
common
Oct
595
655
171
23%
16%
(Un)_—*
Portland
24%
1
i
Service
1.15
66%
33%
1.00
•
preferred
Aug
66%
33%
33 %o
common
(when
common
9% Mar
1
1
(Un)
Superior
Pacific
10
5
33% Mar
Jun
67%
__
5
(Uu>
Corp
Sep
27
__
71
___
Feb
32 % Mar
25
43%
6
Jan
Jan
50%
—
50%
—15
Stanley Warner Corp (Un)
Sterling Drug Inc (Un)
26 %
27%
29% July
7% Oct
14%
__
25
Jun
14%
__
1
J
24'A
Jun
a27%
*
California
30
22% May
39% Mar
32%
Jan
30
200
2
Oil
5%
Oct
41 %
24%
common
Brands
Standard
8
21%
Sep
24
1
Standard
5%
Oct
30%
—
—*
Jan
5%
19%
141
528
:*
Sep
2,085
1,852
Sperry Corp
57%
Jan
20 %
32%
i
Oct
5
20
54 "A
a32% a33%
36%
5
15%
5
Oct
Oct
36%
(Un)
81
Pacific
12
71 %
32%
-—25
Ine
Aug
May
__
Railway
Inc
8
66
213
36%
Southern Calif Gas preferred ser A__25
—2
Southern
30
101
20'A
a33%
Southern California Petroleum
Co
12
18
preferred 4.88%
Southern
57
'12
a71 a72%
__
(Un)—*
Co com
Jun
81
Pacific Amer Fisheries
Coast
Feb
56%
—
a72%
5
(Un)
Oil
Calif Edison
Oct
11%
1,543
Ji__100
common
Preferred
Apr
38%
preferred 4.08%
__25
Cumulative preferred 4.32%
—25
Convertible preferred 4.48% ——25
Spiegel
Pabco Products Inc
9%
Jan
Cum
Jan
2.85
53%
12
(Un)
Sep
32%
•
Co
(Un)
Socony-Vacunm
Sep
•
(Un)
7%
850
a22%
a66%
15
24%
20
Oil Co
Oceanic
High
865
a20%
1
•
*
Shell Oil Co
12
3%
1
—
Petroleum Corp
Occidental
Low
8%
—
(Un)_1.40
<Un)
Co
Water
Shasta
988
(Un)______l
(Un)
7%
38 38%
a32% a34%
—P.10
Mining
Industries common
26%
a20 % a20%
•
Power__—
Co
38
Paper
26%
(Un)
Mohawk
(Un)———
Co
Sinclair Oil Corp
Niagara
—
8%
5
10
5
Range Since Jan. 1
High
22% May
al7%
1
(Un)__
150
19%
18
19'A
1
City Lines
National
al8 al8%
5
Fibres
Auto
(Un)
Paper
Mauricio
San
Scott
Nash-Kelvinator
Low
10
Foods
Fine
W
&
Safeway Stores lnc__—_—:
Schenley
National
Shares
Mar
31%
*
_
(Un)
Co
for Week
High
10
Co
Montgomery Ward & Co
Morrison-Knudsen
9%
9%
9%
Low
High
10
——■
—
Montana-Dakota
(Un)_*
com
Sales
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
Range Since Jan. 1
W)
Co
1
common
(Un)
Preferred
48
1,153
16%
43%
8%
Sep
40%
Apr
47'A
Aug
Sep
49
Mar
12%
Jan
16%
Oct
43'A
Sep
47"%
Jan
40
100
43%
410
5%
5%
300
18%
18%
200
5%
___25
150
47%
16'A
__
1
9%
45%
__
10
__.
9%
a43% a43%
8%
__
5
10% Mar
Oct
18%
7%' Jan
Oct
20% Mar
V
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Montreal Stock
FOR
WEEK
ENDED
OCTOBER
23
Week's
Sale Price
Canadian Funds
Par
Week's
STOCKS
Last
Range
Sale Price
Par
Abitibi
Power
$1.50
&
Paper
Low
1414
14%
6,905
12%
25%
25%
26
1,781
25'A
7
7
100
6'A
is
18
100
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Aluminum
High
14%
*
Algoma Steel
High
26%
Feb
British
Feb
British
Columbia
Aug
British
16% Mar
18
32y2
33%
685
30%
Oct
49'A
Jan
453/4
44s/8
45%
4,123
41%
Apr
53%
Jan
23%
23%
160
104
103%
104
440
100
Apr
May
40
40
40%
90
37
Jun
__
21%
all%
al2
10
80'A
80%
310
80
25
25%
590
24
14%
14
14%
865
•
40
39
40
500
25
37%
37
38
9,806
1.29
1.07
1.30
215,439
Asbestos Corp common
Atlas Steels Ltd
Power
&
__
__
•
•
Paper
class
A
Bell Telephone
Rights
25%
11% Aug
Feb
Apr
12%
24
42
35%
68c
Orders handled
Canadian Stock
on
all
Exchanges
through our Canadian
affiliate which has a
direct private wire
from coast to coast.
4%%
see
page
41.
al7
15
18%
3,621
14
Jun
11%
Jan
17 % May
16%
Sep
21 %
30 Broad Street
Jan
15
88
Jan
95
49
95
46
Jan
50% Aug
.49
July
Bruck
Canada
$1.30
Feb
Canada
23'A
45
Jan
40
Jun
4,650
5%
Oct
5,920
17%
Oct
18%
Oct
36
605
32%
Apr
36% July
a4.50
60
4
Oct
35
35
85
35
Jan
4.55
Apr
Cement
—
—
Iron
North
Power
_
484
72
Apr
1,040
27
Jan
19 %
200
11
—10
•
11
100
100
100
30
100% 100%
10
al9%
*
Corp
100
_100
1st preferred
_
80
28'A
28
28%
—20
common
79%
80
__.
1—
Foundries
Safeway
2nd preferred
•
common
preferred
100
__
—
8%
40
!a
37
Sep
Sep
1.30
Oct
•
Canada Steamship common
5%
preferred
Canadian
_
—
—
Stp
10% Mar
Feb
11%
Apr
98%
Jan
102%
Aug
99
Jan
102%
Aug
79%
80
87
70
Apr
49'A
49'A
335
46
Feb
50% Mar
20
19 %
20 %
1,619
17
Apr
20%
*
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Exchange
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Exchange
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New
York,
private wires with
Toronto
and
Maritime
Provinces
Branches
-
Feb
22%
49%
50
Breweries
Jan
Mar
29% Mar
19%
Jan
Sep
5%
18%
35%
•
Products
Canada
Aug
5%
17%
36
I_28
Telephone
Mills class B '
Building
83% Mar
12%
5%
18%
•
corn-
'
Canada
27%
•
Productsnew
Q. 1. LiSLI
W. C. Pitfield &
Jan
a92% a92%
_100
pfd
High
Low
9%
a4.50
Forest
Halifax^j^. S.
Por footnotes
18%
100
Power
Columbia
Sep
Est quotations
on all
Canadian securities.
May
105% July
Jun
36
*
Range Since Jan. 1
,
9,292
17 %
Note__
-
Columbia
7%
10%
ul7
common
Elec
_
High
10%
10%
Shares
15% Aug
33a/"
4%
preferred
Apr
*
Ltd
Co of Can
Columbia
British
5%
Oil
of Prices
Low
*
Light & PowerBank
American
Jan
Oct
•
preferred__25
5%% 2nd preferred
100
Anglo Canadian Tel Co 4%% pfd
50
Argus Corp common
•
4% % preferred
100
Bathurst
Low
Traction
American
British
Range Since Jan. 1
25
common
A
Aluminium
Shares
British
for Week
of Prices
•
common
preferred
Acadia-Atlantic Sugar
Class
Brazilian
Sales
for Week
Last
STOCKS
A
Friday
Sales
Range
Friday
Exchange
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-
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Jan
Aug
1953
Number 5267
Volume 178
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(1601)
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
*
Range
•
Par
Canadian
Bronze
Canadian
Canners Ltd
Canadian: Car
Class
&
Foundry common—
Celanese
$1.75 series
a27
a27
15
17%
17%
17%
18
18
18
•
26%
26 %
32%
32%
ciiem
20
Canadian
Fairbanks
Canadian
•
8%
*
a24
Locomotive
ounioaeJ
a
Morse
common
*
Canadian
Oil
Companies
preferred
Canadian
Pacific
Canadian
Farm
Railway
555
610
a24
Consol
Mining
Consumers
Class
& Smelting
Crown
Cork
Davis
Leather
&
100
12%
Oct
25
99%
Feb
23%
Distillers
Seagrams
Dominion
Bridge
Coal 6#
A
Dominion
23%
2,719
21%
17
2,440
14
12'A
1,215
7%
&
Dominion
&
Steel
666
8
Jun
a9%
200
8
Jan
22
21%
Feb
34
34
225
33%
Oct
16%
16%
100
13%
Jun
Bros
•
9% Aug
.
Oct
Jan
28
Mar
69%
Oct
84
Jan
9
9
9
100
8%
Aug
13
al37/s al3%
178
13%
Sep
14% Aug.
—
—
98
98
25
97
Apr
100
Jun
63%
64
300
57
Mar
67
30%
31
300
30
Jan
31 % July
11%
11%
2,556
10
Sep
16%
„
11%
*
18%
18%
550
14%
Jan
♦
7%
7%
7%
4,716
7%
Sep
a20
a20 a20%
75
.
*
7%
7%
8
1,689
7%
14%
14%
325
12 %
Apr
*
17 Va
*
A
pfd_.
Corp
15%
Jan
18
Ltd
33%
Feb
55
Power
22%
100
21
Mar
23
alO
alO
50
19%
19%
1,035
18
•
12
12
12
525
11
14%
14
14%
1,331
*
21%
21
21%
1,275
102% 102%
41
101
common
20
74
May
125
12
Sep
17% Mar
30
99% Aug
a98 a98%
common
•
«
23
•
13'/a
Canada
Ltd
Viau
Corp
Western
Leaseholds
Weston
Ltd
5%
preferred
5%%. preferred
General Eakeries Ltd
General
Steel
100
9%
12%
21%
Jun
14%
—.
-
5%
preferred
13% July
17%
20%
Goodyear Tire 4 r/c
Gypsum
Lime
Feb
107
105%
Jan
111
Jan
preferred
Hudson
Bay
Husky
34%
35%
45% Mar
July
15%
15%
160
15
Sep
17
Jan
101
101
55
99%
Apr
103
Jan
50
48%
48%
48%
475
47%
Feb
48 %
33%
34
125
32%
Apr
39
17%
120
14% Mar
19%
1,645
*
a
17
a
19%
19%
44
44
100
•
40
39%
40%
2,955
1
7.20
7.20
7.40
900
*
28%
0
common.—.
—
Mining
31
376
101
--
50
._
Smelting
&
Oil
Oil
Ltd
17
Oct
Mar
19% Aug
20
Aug
46
May
58
Feb
Oct
12%
Feb
Sep
36%
Jan
Apr
42%
Jan
36
Oct
7.20
Canada
6%
preferred
$1.50
10%
10%
10%
23%
23%
23%
Jan
26
Jun
27 3A
Jan
34
Aug,
Sep
21%
22
1,600
13%
2.70
22,010
2.00
Sep
13%
1,220
11%
Jan
100
1,710
32%
33
600
29%
Jun
36% Mar
37%
37%
38
280
36%
Oct
39
6
6
100
5
17%
135
16".
6
a
Nickel
7%
Canada
or
•
common
preferred
16%
a
Paper
5%
28
6%
Jan
July
6%
Jun
International
Petroleum
International
Power
International
—*
Ltd
Co
97%
Oct
al9
al9
75
18%
Jan
20
Feb
a63A
a63A
5
6
Mar
21%
21%
380
18%
Jan
23
25%
25%
150
25
Jan
263/B Aug
31
Jan
35% Aug
Preferred
34%
2,180
39
397
38% May
42
Canadienne
10
25%
25
25%
585
23
Jan
25%
Commerce
10
30
29%
30%
1,080
28%
Jan
32
July
Royal
lo
34%
34%
35
1,934
31%
Jan
36
May
Canadian Stock
Canadian
STOCKS
Service
Limited
Oct
46%
Jan
131
47%
Jun
55%
19%
20%
392
18%
Sep
29% Mar
127
Apr
Mar
Oct
80
82
210
62
Apr
82
Par
Anglo-Canadian
Pulp
26%
515
24%
Jun
29%
Jan
Belding-Corticello
&
Canada
Week's
7%
Oct
32%
Lake
of
7%
the
Woods
_*
Canadian
Dredge
Canadian
General
Candn Internat
Claude
Lewis
18
Sep
29%
12%
Jan
16
al8
al8
325
17
Jan
18% Aug
Ford
33%
Foreign
Jan
Feb
July
a
142
%
25
10%
10%
200
a7%
*
a7%
29% May
10
8
50
142
__
Ltd
25
29% a29%
a8%
■
*
a
140
Feb
144
7% May
9%
7% Mar
11%
Feb
Feb
Jun
Great
Lakes
Hubbard
Felt
Investment
Mailman
5%
Corp
McColl
15%
Sep
,*
18%
18%
Jan
Aug
10%
Jan
24
Oct
38
100
35
May
41
Jan
24
Jun
26%
Jan
6%
Molson
18%
Jan
81
128
80
Jan
8%
5,230
25%
25 %
26
1,512
41
7%
Ltd
Breweries
Class
class
A
E
Montreal
Morgan
Telegraph
5'«
preferred
41
24
24
24%
1,316
24
24
24
396
24
Jun
26 %
Feb
47
47
30
46
Jun
47%
Apr
.40
—100
20
101% 101%
—
Drug
National
Steel
Chemical
&
9
9
98%
100
25%
26%
715
5
corn-
26%
*
Car
Jan
102
9%
Jun
8
24%
Sep
Oct
Niagara Wire Weaving
*
32%
32%
75
64%
63%
64%
1,299
62%
July
Sep
36
*
*
a31
a3L
a32
165
29%
Apr
33
Mines
Fioui
Ltd
Mills
common
30
Jun
27% Mar
Noranda
Ogtivie
Sec
Page-Hersev
Penmans
Tubes
*
*
River
Power
Corp
Price
4%
Bros
&
Co
Ltd
27%
27%
23%
24
78%
36
Feb
52
Aug
Jan
Oct
45
Jan
Apr
26
Aug
31%
Sep
40
Mar
31%
32%
2,039
27%
Apr
34
Mar
92
32
92
52
89
Apr
95
Aug
13%
35
12%
Jan
15
July
,—100
Transport
73
27%
741
common
*
—
a
13%
a
6%
TORONTO
STOCK
Mica
Feb
200
9%
Apr
11%
Jun
3.60
Moore
class
&
3.95
500
Sep
5%
Jan
10
10'A
950
8
July
10%
Feb
60
60
100
57
Oct
70%
101
101
10
3.50
3.50
3.60
201
35%
35%
35%
35
0
3.00
3.00
3.00
200
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156
100
Feb
3.40
Jan
Feb
32
2.50 Mar
5
4.05 May
Jun
42
3.75 Jan
5%
Mar
Oct
85c
Feb
Feb
105
Feb
1.15 Mar
85c
85c
a24
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42
•
39
38%
39
2,558
34%
30 3A
30
3,370
27
July
307/a
Oct
100
19
Sep
26%
Jan-
•
CO o SF1
a20% a20%
*
25
27
Mar
39 % Aug
Sep
35% Feb
66
45
66
Feb
68% May
a20
50
20 Va
Sep
25
Sep
28
230
25
1.05
1.05
1,100
80c
65
62 34
65
1,580
59
*
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a40c
a40c
51
•
18 3A
17%
187/a
4,565
all
all
25
a3.00
a3.50
28
"
common
Apr
66
27%
_*
A
Jan
a20
27%
_1
common
prefererd
—
*
6%
Ltd
mm*.
*
— —
Apr
Feb
40c
Feb
2.25 Feb
68
Mar
50
"
15
Apr
l'.OO Feb
9
20%
9
July
4.25
Sep
Sep
July
5.00 Jan
24%
51
24%
100
24
Jan
24%
Oct
25%
pfd—20
common—*
—
class
A
—»
_*
*
25%
65
25
Jun
28
Jan
51
51
5
50
Jan
52% May
12
300
12
39
—
39
50
14%
14%
100
10%
Jan
12% May
37
Feb
45
13%
Jan
15% July
July
54
Oct
Feb
92
Sep
Aug
4.55 Mar
Apr
47%
11
54
54
100
90%
90%
50
"
4.00
4.00
4.00
16
10'A
10%
10'A
31
•
5.00
4.50
5.00
3.755
3.00
Jan
5.00
8%
8%
275
57/a
Feb
8 %
Oct
1.95
1.95
270
1.20
Feb
1.95
Oct
Paper
*
4%
Ltd
pfd
100
common
*
Ltd
10
Ontario
Newfoundland
Paul
Paper
Co
_
—
—
—
3.90
10
23%
24 %
27%
1.460
23%
24
851
23
24%
500
23%
a22 %
27%
•
25
27
Jan
86
24%
5
common
preferred
Lt
&
Pwr
Co Ltd
Service Stores
6%
n
c
Reitmans
5%
2nd
part
Feb
Oct
Feb
Jan
Oct
27 % Mar
26% Mar
24% May
(Can)
preferred
Ltd
redeemable
Industries
Ltd
Southern
Canada
Supertest
Petroleum
Toronto
Iron
Pr
Finance
20
cum
al8%
pfd—100
124
Ltd
Works
class
Corp
Oil
4
23
Aug
10
Oct
50
7
July
15
109
Jan
56%
45
55
Aug
58% May
9
Mar
11%
—
11%
270
19%
19%
__
112%
20
Jun
Oct
May
100
19% Mar
17%
105
17%
Oct
17%
Oct
al7 a1834
155
17%
Sep
24
Jan
124
21
118
Jan
125
al4Ys al4%
50
13
Jan
122
13%
Apr
Jan
30% Mar
213,4
28%
550
25
Sep
•
28 %
28%
28%
585
26%
Sep
30% Mar
*
A
class
Jan
105
10
110
17%
—•
*
*
6%
18%
a23
10
11%
*
preferred
class A
Russell
_
50
common
Conventry
10
110
56%
10
—0
1st pfd_100
cum
Renold
22
22
19
Sep
46%
*
A
of
Feb
•
Ltd
Corp
class
A
B
Corporations
Products
&
Canada
30%
30%
31
435
26
Apr
31% Aug
*
10
10
10
16
10
Jan
10
7%
Pipe Line
Canada
Amusement
23%
1,800
0
Gas
(Jack)
class
B.
Co
4
584
Oct
10
Sep
12% Aug
30
J0% Sep
12%
43
20%
alO
17
17
100
0
22
22
22
8
1
2.30
2.30
2.30
5,525
1
Breweries
7%
11% July
alO
*
—
7%
12%
a20% a20%
*
*
Ltd
7%
12%
Jan
11c
11c
12c
2,500
24c
24c
1.000
3.40
3.70
5
Apr
15% Mar
22
May
23%
Jan
Feb
17
Oct
30
Feb
Stocks—
Ameranium
SHERBROOKL
ST.
American
JdHNS. P.Q.
Mines
Mines
Mines
Arnora
Ltd
Yellowknife
Lead
Ankeno
Arno
3.85
10
redeemable
Ana con
41
3.85
10%
B
common
Ltd
Co
Corporation
4%
Mining
PL-9501
OfH-es.
1181 St. Catherine Street West, Montreal
oage
Jan
•
Corp
Oil
Canada
of
Western
(
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Feb
10%
•
com
Aconic Mining Corp
Branch
footnote*
Jan
ST. WEST. MONTREAL
Telephone
TROIS-RIVIERES
54%
10%
Ltd
Woods Manufacturing Co
QUEBEC
Jun
Mar
„—
Westeel
EXCHANGE
276 ST. JAMES
45
93
Light & Pow Co Ltd com_;
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EXCHANGE
STOCK
10
Oct
(Can)
Power &
Preferred
United
EXCHANGE
CANADIAN
49
84
preferred
Mexican
Class
H>
STOCK
49
May
10
(Walter M)
Frontenac
United
MONTREAL
14% May
a83
class
A
Melchers Distilleries
Union
MEMBERS:
53 %
Jun
a83
preferred
Groceterias
Trans Mountain
&
18
Feb
13
»
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Corp
Paints
Traders
,RD
Jan
50
25
Feb
Aug
20
1,115
34
Jun
Mar
48
225
23-%
•
preferred
Provincial
27%
•
Canada..
65 Va
30
.
1
Company
of
a50 a 50%
0
common
Placer Development
Powell
150
69
68%
16
30
•
*
Co
Power Corp of Can 6%
.
1,915
a50
42
Linoleum
Secur
conv
Lowney Co
Minnesota
National
17%
25%
Journal Publishing Co of Ottawa
Loblaw
MacLaren
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—
—
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49
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5
Foundation
cum
McColl
Mitchell
—
Jan
300
81
7%
•
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Frontenac
Jan
85
18%
7%
—100
...
20%
Oct
18%
*
priority
Ltd
prci erred
Massey-Hanis
30
325
17
a50
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—
Oct
_
Can
class
July
200
&
Paper
38
37
16%
Jan
Jan
Hydro-Electirc
37
Jan
6'/a
Sep
Candy Shops
Manufacturing Ltd
Mar
16%
97%
Apr
32
Corp
Oilcloth
9
16%
*
com
Sep
5%
21%
Square Corp
Oct
4
Steel
Export class B
85%
100
Fanner
International
Structural
MacKinnon
MacMillan
1
100
Co
Ltd
Dominion
Mar
7%
%
57/a
410
Engineering Works
Power
Mar
34
Standard
of
12
22'A
Paper Corp Ltd
Co
Jan
Feb
57/a
—
°
Motor
Sep
14
34
!
Div
7
Jan
9%
Apr
Feb
22%
preferred
Dominion
Fanny
13
1
Adver
Zcllerbacli
125
15
High
25
•
Preferred
280
2,820
a86 % a86
——
*
Lumber Co
Alcohols
Consolidated
3,180
..100
Acceptance class B.
Bros
Gen
Consolidated
21%
77/a
7
al4
Oct
21
common
Trust
preferred
Dominion
1,160
150
100
Neon
Crown
8%
*>
Rand
Industries
8%
8%
*
Canadian Westinehouse
Casmont
21%
—a
Ltd
Inv
Low
21
*
*
Range Since Jan. 1
High.
7%
1
Investments
Ingersol
Shares
al4
1
Sugar
Industries
for Week
21
100
& Dock
Canadian
28%
18
•
common
preferred
Lang & Sons Ltd (John A)
Laurentirio
a
pfd
Dominion
Sales
Range
77/a
5
Malting Co Ltd
Vinegars Ltd
Canada
Fleet
Labatt
Sep
Exchange
of Prices
Low
*
Company common
$5 conv 1st preferred
Butterfly Hosiery Co Ltd
14%
28
Paper
Co
Brown
20%
28
&
Development
Oct
25%
21%
(John)
37%
4,221
10
4
common
Mar
Funds
Last
Sale Price
14%
Line
Pine
Public
38%
3,807
25
TftterorovinHul
Jamaica
Mar
39
Preferred
82
5
com
7% May
34
Commercial
26%
*
;
:
Utilities Corp
Jan
6.75
Jan
39
Jan
55%
20
Aug
Sep
10
Apr
18
Mar
53%
55
50
4.25
Oct
36% Mar
Sep
al27%al27%
'
7.50
common
38%
38%
100
International
Jan
10
8'/r
Intl
43%
913A
Scotia
Western
6
al7%
a__
a—
245
Marconi Co
31%
*
2
1,670
Banks—
Canadian
6
25
_
a50
48%
Nova
Canadian
Mar
30%
com
preferred
May
Montreal
11% July
6
30
Sep
Jan
2.80
15
■
48
25 Va
24
30%
.40
23%
Jan
2.55
32 3A July
2,850
common
Jan
*
preferred
preferred
175
13%
•
Limited
Jan
9%
23
£1
common
International Bronze Powders
6%
27%
25
i
—
Acceptance Corp
$2.00
5
common
preferred
Industrial
29%
25
Imperial Tobacco of
4%
28%
5,850
2,660
—
Aug
Mar
28
26
a50
preferred
Canadian
Imperial
July
17
5.40
Zellers
Anglo-Nfld
15%
•
Feb
21
1,716
Feb
12%
895
*
Canada
Hamilton Bridge
Smith Paper
Howkrd
$2^00
6.00 July
*
1927
25 3A
25
20
97%
Oct
4.95
100
pfd inc
Jan
20
100
5.25
Aug
10
375
Alabastiue
&.
150
97%
_
22% Mar
Apr
110
common
.
Jan
5%
—
23
Mar
—100
Jan
110
34%
24%
13%
Aug
5 Va
3
July
2,400
_
_
Jan
Oct
5
Wares
51
«
_
pfd
Feb
Sep
—100
.
Dynamics
General
.'
Jan
32
Friday
Gatineau
47%
30%
48%
.
Winnipeg Central Gas
5%
100
37% Mar
29 3A
0
_
4%%
(Geo)
Wilsils
_
July
48
2.65
*
Works
46
12%
*
&
Feb
13%
•
Biscuit
42%
217/a
•
Steel
300
26
•
Stores
43
43%
31%
Thrift
Oils
Apr
Jun
29 Ya
*
United
30%
36%
23
•
Steel Co of Canada common
Triad
285
1,638
24%
*
Power
Apr
34 %
38%
48
50
98
34
43
50
Co
Oct
Feb
37%
-
37%
Voting trust certificates
Simpsons
Southern
Jun
75
Aug
22%
alO
common
a73
July
425
19%
common
Aug
3,177
•
Foundalion Co of Canada
Jan
15
55
1
Corp
10 Ya
Feb
17%
1
Canadian
20%
17
22%
21%
100
common.'
preferred
Breweries
22
Jun
•
Power
preferred
4%%
Jan
13
al3% al37/8
__
common
&
18%
765
Apr
53%
—
20
Oct
9
Oct
14%
Jan
18%
19 % May
*
common
4%
B
Hip*
160
.100
Aug
—
*
common
Jan
63%
*
Sicks*
Corp
Water
Walker Gooderham
16%
24%
*
Class
Low
22
21%
37% Mar
;
175
Coal
Eddy Paper Co. class
Co's
r
Jan
7,382
Ltd
Players
10%
72
Dow Brewery
Ltd
Dryden Paper
Electrolux
Jan.
July
25
27%
—100
Chemical
&
34%
•r
t
70
Ltd
Dominion Textile
Eraser
545
27%
com
Preferred
Famous
8,794
25
—23 %
Tar
Donohue
26%
a9%
a8%
34
20
Stores
Jan
24
a9%
Lawrence
Series A
Range Sines Jan. 1
High
20
21%
16% Mar
72
common
Steel
Dominion
Jan
19
27%
preferred
Dominion
33%
Sep
Sep
.—25
t
Glass
25
Sep
Sep
9%
a9
24
Jan
Apr
Aug
101
2
preferred
Preferred
Dominion
25%
22%
15%
,
•
Foundries
Dominion
Oct
July
St
Shawinigan
Southam
16
=*
.'.
14%
11%
a9%
*
class
25
100
17
«
Seal
Oct
21%
al6
11%
*
1
Jan
12%
•
B
13'/a
99%
23%
*
-
Sep
al5
*
A
Apr
Shares
a73
•
Saguenay Power 4%% preferred
Jan
34% Aug
20
99%
•
Glass
class
Oct
July
8
3
'
Corbys
32"%
18%
12%
25
Equipment
25% Julyn
10
200
Low
Sales
for Wesk
22
Rolland
Paper common
4%
preferred
Royalite Oil Co
Jun
Range
ef Prices
Ear
46
Oct
al5
..100
Vickers
Cockshutt
17
Mar
18%
H'
Quebec Power
20% Mar
15% Aug
99%
0
-
.
33
Jun
Feb/
"
9%
'
24
238
32%
20
25
40
Week's
.
Last
Sale Price
Utah
34% Jun
550
.
27%
25
common
:
series
Canuumii
5%
155
*
2$
STOCKS
LOW
38%
30
Canadian
OCTOBER
Range Since Jan. 1
Hiafi
38
*
:
A
$1.00
38%
ENDED
Friday
Shares
Low
.
•
common
WEEK
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
'
FOR
Sales
Mines
Gold
Mines
Ltd
1
•
3.40
2.25
lie-
2,000
11c
*
2c
2c
2c
1,800
2c
1
8c
8c
lie
18,500
11c
Ltd
Ltd
Sulphur
7,000
1.37 July
11c
22c
Mining
Corp__
8c
2.30
Oct
Oct
51c
May
Mar
35c
Jan
Apr
Oct
Jan
Oct
5.70 July
29 %c
Jan
3%c Mar
20c
May
37
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
..,
Monday, October 26, 1953
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
WEEK
FOR
OCTOBER
ENDED
Week's
Friday
Sales
Canadian Stock Exchange
(Cont.)
STOCKS
Sale Price
Ascot
Metals
Atlas
Sulphur
Ltd
Belle
Mines
—
Bouscadillac
Brunswick
Carnegie Minet>
Celta
Dev
6.00
Sep
6'/2c
Jan
21c
Sep
9c
Oct
19 %c
Feb
6c
6c
2,000
5c
14c
Feb
65c
70c
7,100
60c
1.40
3,300
1.45
1.49
16c 16 %c
2,500
—
65c
1
—
1
1.45
16c
Lead &
Mines
1
Ltd
Nickel
—__
Metals
El
Sol
Mines
Gold
Metal
Pab
Fenimore
Iron
Mines
Mines
Uranium
8c
2,000
300
Uranium
Jack
Lake
Jaculet
1.53
Jan
Sep
9.25
Feb
97c
1.02
2,500
79c
Apr
1.29 Mar
48c
51c
7,500
40c
Sep
1.45
20c
20c
2,000
20c
July
8.85
9.45
1,400
1,000
Oct
15%
Jan
18,300
48c
Jan
5.20
Apr
29,700
30c
Sep
1.85
Feb
Oct
6c
Feb
1,430
500
9c
Aug
24c
Feb
Sep
50c
May
6c
Oct
12c
Jan
4%c
Oct
14c
Jan
5,000
Mines
1
Ltd
1
Ltd
Mines
Malartic
Mines
Island
__
New
"U"
New
Coal
New
Pacific
Santiago
Nocana
Nubar
Nudulama
Obalski
Island
&
Preston
(Quebec
Ltd
Mines
Uranium
Gold
Fields
Mar
Jan
Stadacona
Mines
500
Oct
4.45
Apr
4,000
54c
Aug
1.65
Apr
11c
9,200
10c
July
65c
Jun
25c
2,000
20c
Sep
7c
13,000
25c
6VeC
Mines
Mines
Mines
12c
11c
15c
4,000
2.50
2.65
1,400
16c
16c.
1,000
__
70c
Ltd-
Mines
3.75
14c
Ltd
Sep
Sep
Sep
49c
3.75
880
14c
6,000
5%c
4,000
2.50
400
July
12c
Sep
1,000
95c
Oct
22c
95c
25c
Jan
Oct
3c
May
7c
Feb
3.40
Feb
1.48
1.58
12,050
10 %c
4.60
4.55
14c
4.75
43%c43%c
__
30c
30c
«i/„c
34c
ay■
_
21,000
2,750
1,000
875
Sullivan
1
2.05
2.10
33,200
Lake Mines Ltd
1
10c
Mines
•
24c
Tiblemont Goldfields Ltd
1
Tobrit Silver Mines
1
Trebor Mines Ltd
1
15c
United
Asbestos
1
2.95
United
Keno
nc
Pyrite & Copper
Wendell Mineral Products Ltd
10c
4uc
May
78,000
15,000
86,800
Mar
5.80
63c
Jan
Jan
Oct
50c
Mar
Apr
14c
Feb
7%o July
5.80
Oct
24j/2c Sep
2.05
Sep
16c
9.70
47c
2.99
Feb
Feb
Aug
Jan
Sep
12 %c
39c
Jan
Oct
8c
1.10
Jun
9y2C
12c
25,700
6c
Apr
114
2,700
80c
Sep
1.65 Jan
lie
isc
4,000
10c
Sep
46c
2.95
3.15
900
7.25
7.25
l.ono
70c
60c
72c
32,150
i5i/2
15y2
^4
2c #2c
600
__
2.30
2.30
2.45
2.70
Sep
7.25
60c
Oct
Oct
13%
1,000
2c
5,700
Sep
1.38
Sep
Jan
—1
30c
30c
35c
5,500
26c
Sep
1
24c
24c24'/2c
4,000
20c
Oct
Copper Mines Ltd__l
Western Tungsten
20c
1 05
"
Weeden
8c
21c 24%c
Sep
3.80 Aug
3,500
21,500
Tazin
7c
7c
14c
Tache
Oct
1.38
30c
30c
2.07
3%c
6,000
6 65
__
—l
Oct
25c
7c
25c
—
Jan
1.54 May
63c
6.60
Mines
1.54 Jan
21c
Sep
1.52
i3C
1.19
1.10
1.33
91c
4,300
75c
22c
8,500
15c
8.00
725
3.30
Sweet
8,700
2.55
Oct
July
Jan
3.10
Sep
3.70
10,200
Sep
55c
Jan
800
1.25
Sep
3.10
Jun
1.37
1.37
1,000
1.37
Oct
1.37
Oct
85c
88c
3,800
7%c
7%c
1,000
Empire
74c
Sep
7%c July
1.95
2.12
8.85
i
Oils
9.25
900
40 %c
41c
1.000
30c
7,400
47c
•
1.50
6.90
53c
50 %c
55c
1.40
1.40
1.40
100
9c
9c
10c
3,000
9c
35c
44c
47,700
23c
2.50
2.50
400
25,100
—
-1
-
—
•
■
35c
0
^
__
1
84c
1.25
1.65
64c
Altex
1.52
Sep
Anglo-Canadian
Antone
*
Oil
Petroleums
Co
Ltd
Ltd
1
Bailey Selburn Oils & Gas class
Calgary & Edmonton Corp
Calvan
Petroleums
Ltd
Southern
For
1
1
nage 41
5.25
29c
5.25
29c
30c
2,100
5.35
450
32c
4,950
4.15
3.75
3.80
10%
__
*
•
Oils
footnotes see
A
*
Canada Oils Lands Ltd
Canada
•
29c
10%
1.00
Oct
18c
Aug
3.30
Mar
Mar
1.68
Sep
4.10
10%
Sep
87c
Sep
3.85 Mar
4.25
3.25
10c
_
89c
500
85c
Oct
70c
1,800
65c
Oct
79c
94c
22,700
5yc
Sep
1.65
Jan
46c
46c
500
35 %c
Sep
1.10
Jan
79c
_1
—
1.70 May
Sep
Week's
Jan
Par
Abitibi
&
Power
Paper
25%
-20
14%
14%
25%
26
u
6
6V2
150
18
270
Consolidated
Alberta
Distillers common
Voting
trust
—
65
7% Mar
Feb
18% Mar
Feb
48c
Oct
27c
Feb
10
Sep
8% May
80c
Oct
Jun
1.65 Mar
95c
90c
95c
4,300
Sep
1.35
1.20
1.39
25,500
1.09
Sep
2.80
3.20
3.20
200
3.U5
Oct
3.85 Feb
1.45
1.50
500
1.45
Oct
2.25
Jan
1.45
Oct
•
—
!>
—
-
1.50
1.00
10,800
75c
Jan
Feb
1.45
1.45
2.25
Jan
34
32 y8
34
635
31
Oct
49%
Jan
45%
44%
45%
3,295
41%
Apr
53%
23%
_
23%
100
21%
Apr
24
-
_
13c
Feb
Oct
95c
*
Steel
Aluminium
11,500
9
13c
4,275
20c
<>
Gas
Alberta
Algdma
16c
15c
8%
6
16%
1.23
*
Petroleums
Albermont
13 %c
-1
-
—
26%
9
*
Knife-
Yellow
Akaitcho
Jan
17%
■J
Agnew-Surpass
common
Ajax Petroleums
15% Aug
25 'A
18c
*
—
High
Apr
2,020
15c
-1
-
Oil
LOW
6,595
12%
18
__
_
Acadia-Uranium
Range Since Jan. 1
High
»
&
Shares
14%
common—
$1.50 preferred
_
_
Acadia-Atlantic
common
Gas
for Week
Low
»
Sales
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
•
Ltd
.
Aluminum Co of Canada
5%%
pfd-25
100
preferred
2nd
Leuuc
American
1st
4%
1.45
250
Jan
54c
Jan
60c
Jun
99c
Aug
23c
21c
25c
43,000
16c
Sep
40c
Jan
-1
_L
13%
13%
355
20
Apr
—
Arcan
Area
3.40
3.70
14,050
2.26
8c
7 %c
9c
18,500
5%c
5.25
5.75
9,115
4.75
12%
13
685
31c
5,700
11c 12 %c
1
•
5.35
<>
1
Mines
_1
—
-
29c
12c
♦
Resources
—
1
Preferred
-
28c
1.00
1.00
100
26c
26c
500
-—--
_
-
Avillabona
8
_
Mines.
—
Feb
Jun
30c
Jan
10c
Feb
42c
Aug
Jan
Oct
55c
12%
11%
Aug
78
Oct
85
Jan
30c
38,000
57c
58,700
40c
Oct
285
15
Oct
c
9%c
40,200
14%
class A__
Montreal
Toronto
of
Barcelona
Barnat
Barvue
Oct
27c
Feb
2,060
12%
Oct
23%
Jan
26c
Jun
22c
4,100
11c
Feb
25c
410,930
7c
Jun
25c
Oct
7 %c
8,800
6c
Sep
lie
Jun
Apr
23c
14.659
10c
Sep
61c
11c
13c
10,000
10 %c
Oct
25c
4.15
4.15
100
4.00
Apr
12c 16'/8C
108,965
9 %c
Oct
61c
Apr
42c
Feb
20c
11c
13c
15 %c
20c
12c
Sep
3.25
3.80
7,240
2.95
Sep
5.80
1.92
2.00
2,960
1.76
Sep
3.00 July
34%
35%
616
31%
Jan
35%
Aug
-10
Bata
Co
38%
39
448
Oct
42
Mar
40%
40%
120
38 %
Apr
45
Sep
1.80
Jan
2.50
2.50
75
1.12
1.08
1.25
6.275
1.85
2.00
9,315
55c
Ltd
2.50
1
.
75c
220
1
-
*
Ltd
Beaver
Lodge
3,900
1.30
1.55
Apr
Oct
4.20
Jan
Sep
1.95
Feb
Jan
1.63
Sep
Sep
*
_
45c
33c
52c
81,050
31c
19 %c
18 %c
22c
10,600
17c
Sep
Sep
49c
Jan
Oct
_
3
45
Jan
Sep
49c
Jan
6
Apr
8
Jan
31
50
23c
8.800
7
7%
575
1
80c
80c
88c
9,100
—25
38
37
38
15,956
1.29
1.06
1.30
1,349,490
60c
Sep
18c
21c
8,900
15c
Sep
31
1
Mines
—
60c
Sep
*■
Telephone
Rights
Bellekeno
_
—
Mines
_
.
.
_1
19c
1.10 May
19c
31
20c
7
A
_
Uranium
Bell
35
Sep
2.10
40
1.30
72c
Gairdner 8
40 Wall
Gompamj Inc.
Street, New York 5, N. Y.
—
WHitehall 4-5335
66%c Mar
43c
4.40
22c
4.80
24c
Oct
Jah
Canadian Affiliates
Jan
Oct
72c
Jan
8.15
Jan
80c
Jan
5.90
Jan
Jan
6.60
Jan
5.10
Gairdner & Company Limited
2.40
6.00
Sep
Oct
Sep
12% Mar
Gairdner, Son & Company
Members: The Investment Dealers'
Association of Canada
Members: The Toronto
Stock Exchange
Investment Bankers Association
Montreal Stock Exchange
of America
CANADIAN
Jan
3.50
Sep
Canadian Stock Exchange
SECURITIES
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Feb
14c
*
class
_
43c
26.200
Beattie-Duquesne
—
1.401
1.55
40c
Oct
Jan
14c 19 %c
Ltd
Power
1.38
1.05
2.50
15c
_
Petroleums
Bros
1.38
38
$
Mining
Mines
Beatty
Jan
10
s
Uranium
Bathurst
22,800
10
-
—
_
Mines
Metals
Baska
Feb
6.50 Mar
1.93
Warrants
Base
Apr
Apr
8c
3.40
Traction
Mines
Barymin
Aug
18 %c
_
Bank of Nova Scotia
Bank
Feb
May
1
—
Oil
of
1.06
19
Oct
Jan
-_-l
_
—
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas
Bank
1.25
Sep
50C
Bagamac Mines
Banff
Jan
11c
21c
-1
-
Jan
Sep
15%
18c
1
_
8.25
6%c
20c
—1
.
21c
14% Aug
80c
14
a
Ltd
Mines
_
A
5.70 July
Oct
6%c
8 %
%c
1
__
class
Jun
15
14%
-_1
.
—
Sep
44c
1
-
—
_
River
_
1
«
Mines
Fabric
50
15%
_
Atlln-Ruffner
Aumaque
370
83
9c
1.00
22c
Apr
Sep
16c 20 %c
-10
B.
-
Steels
Aumacho
12
82
52c
class
(1937)
Mines
11%
83
1
Corp
Hardware
Atlas Yeliowknife
Auto
72,500
22 % c
26c
12
-
Metals
Aubelle
4c
1.00
-100
—
Armistice
Atlas
10c
5,000
1
—
Argus Corp common
Athona
186,699
25c
-
.
—
—
—
27 %c
5 %c
'>
—
Corp
Ashdown
12%
.
Porcupine
Mines
Ascot
5c
.
Sep
9.15 Mar
3.45
.
.
Anglo-Huronian
Anglo Rouyn Mines
Cons
104% July
21c
Petroleums
Aauarius
100'A May
9,100
4,900
m
Anglo-Canadian Oil
Ankeno
315
27 c
77c
_
Lead
Anacon
Anchor
104
26c
74c
_*
.
_
Oils class A_
Amurex
103
75c
1
_
Yeliowknife
American
103%
May
50c
Liu
Petruieunis
American Nepheline
Jan
13%
250
Feb
1.50
90c
Exchange
Last
STOCKS
Apr
Sep
1,300
Jan
Canadian Funds
Sep
Sep
1,500
May
85c
Toronto Stock
5%c Feb
8.10
2.50
Jan
30c
Jan
77c
24%
3.05
7.95
Jan
2.80
Sep
Oct
Feb
750
2.50
Jan
13
52c
Sep
Jun
4.80 Mar
895
7.6O
Feb
83c
Co
Homestead Oils Ltd—__
Wilrich Petroleums Ltd
Western
i
Ltd
Jan
11c
85c
*
Stocks—
Oils
Sep
69%c
Ltd
Limited
Oil
900
23c
'
Oil
Jan
25c
13.25
Sep
10,300
Grass Oil
Trans
Westbuvne
Oct
Jan
Jan
6.00
41c
Development
Oils Ltd ———
Spring Coulee Oil Corp
Oils
1.18
7-50
31c
Ltd
Western Oils
Oils
.
Sep
1.99
-90c
Quebec Oils
Trl-Tor
Sep
Oct
3.50
Scurry
United
3.40
20c
—
Ltd
Oils
Pan
1.20
45c
■
Feb
21c
Aug
9,000
1
May
50c
i0y2C
Violamac
Jan
8c
3.90 Aug
5,000
3'/8C
Vinray Malartic Mines
33c
51,400
3,000
3c
•
Apr
3.75
5c
3c
1
Sep
59c
13c
Mines
Jan
8c
Feb
58c
__
6 60
Hill
Oct
65c
May
2.00
3%c
„
Ventures Ltd
8%c
500
1,000
95c
23c
United Montauban Mines
Jun
16,700
1
Corp Ltd
Jan
12c
1
Ltd
Oct
5c
1.84
1.00
1
Mines
11 %c
8%c
Mining Corp
8teep Rock Iron Mines Ltd
Cons
Jan
3.05
12c
Sudbury Contact Mines
_______
17c
70c
__
1
Steeloy
95c
28c
8%c
„
Jan
1.03 May
2,000
2,000
13c
__
•
Mines
Aug
Jan
4.20
97c
10,000
2.50
g7C
1
60c
19 %c Aug
20c
5%c
__
1
Jun
Oct
Mar
1.32
3.60
__
_1
2.50
14c
Feb
18c
19c
1
Ltd
9%c July
66c
25c
*
Ltd
(1944)
1,300
Oct
Feb
2.90
32c38V4c
„
1
74c
6%c
Jan
36c
1.30
19c
32%c
1
1.25
57,700
1.83
90c
Petroleums Ltd
Apex
1.80
2.55
H
Ltd
Jan
1.30
1.62
6'/2c
'
14%
10c
1.72
1
Oct
10
1.80
__
1
Uranium
Gold
925
22c
1.14
__
1.20
1
Sherritt-Gordon Mines Ltd—
Standard
Sep
8c
__i
Royran Gold Fields Ltd
Gold
Mar
41c
1
Quebec Smelting & Refining Ltd
Quebec Yellowkhife Gold Mines
Siscoe
Jan
66c
Oct
..1
;
Corp
Gold
69%
Aug
1
bid
Mines
Dome
Rix-Athabasca
42c
Sep
Sep
4c
1
Chibougamau
Red Crest
Sep
23c
1
Copper Corp
:
Labrador Development
Radiore
27c
51%
1,000
Jan
4,000
1
Dredging
Goldfields
Nickel
25c
2,000
1
1
—
Quebec
Quebec
Sep
5c
1
1—
Quebec
Quebec
Sep
12c
25c
1
Ltd—
Prime
East
3%c
9,000
«
Mines
Porcupine
3,000
1
Corp
Mines
Perchcourt
4c
13c
5c
50c
Ltd
Gold
Jan
9%c Feb
25c
„
Ltd
Copper
Cons
12c
23c
Oils
Uranium
Orchan
Oct
5%c
10
1
,
Mines
Opemiska
4,500
27c
10%
27c
-1
.i
Mines
Ltd
<1545 )
Aug
120
1
Ltd
Mining
Mines
Jan
45c
18,800
_1
Mines
Mines
Nonnmetal
Pato
Mines
Ltd
Formaque Mines Ltd—
New Larder
70c
1
Uranium
Mines
Sep
Sep
53%
__
Ltd
LaBine
New-Delhi
12c
18c
29%c29%c
__
1
Monpas Mines Ltd
Nesbitt
15,500
76,500
1
Mining Corp
Mines
Jan
53%
5
Mining Corn of Canada Lid
Mogador
47c
8c
4c
13c
1
—.
Mclntyre-Porcupine Mines Ltd
Merrill
Oct
5,000
6c
1,005
Aug
12c
17
12c
—
1
21%
725
6c
6c
0
Goldfields Ltd
Marbenor
21c
1
Lingside Copper Mining Co__
Louvicourt
18c
1
Mar
18%
12c
__
Oils
5,500
75c
21c
21c 22%c
__
Keyboycon Mines Ltd
2%c
14c
10,000
20c
11%
6,000
20c
1
4,900
--
Okalta
Acme
49c
6V2C
5%c
Lavalie
Feb
12%
2.25
18c
Asbestos Mines
Jun
13%
45c
6%c
Lafayette
61c
12
1.90
4%c
18%
Landover
Jan
3.95
Jun
45c
6%c
Gold
4.35
2.06
5V2C
trust
i,iu
5,600
50c
a4.50
1.87
Apr
7c
9c
Jan
1.85
46c
\ 28c
Jan
Sep
1
Kerr-Addison
237/b
Jun
1
voting
Sep
14
3c
9c
3.70
1.65
a4.00
Jan
May
50c
9c
Oct
•
Pacific
1.64 May
3,000
Kayrand Ming Devi Co Ltd
Mines
15c
12%
1
Ltd
Oct
30c
20,600
3c
60c
s>
Jan
4c
5.15
3c
Oct
-_-l
Oils
Jan
70c
„
60c
3.50
2.40 Mar
15%
__
1
Yukon
1.63
6.70
3c
5.15
__
3,500
Jan
15
__
60c
Jun
58c
—
Jan
60c
Jan
•
Oil Ltd-
British & Dominion
New
May
5
Ltd
Mines
Jan
8c
80c
Friday
Kenmayo
Jardun
Oct
Feb
4.20
1.02
35c
4c
1
.
Mines
Mines
4.10
1.05
July
22% Mar
1
Co
Mines
Oct
48c
1,000
__
*
Hollinger Cons Gold Mines Ltd—1
l8u
Oct
15%
15 %c Mar
62c
1
Inspiration Mining & Dev
Sep
79c
a30c
__
Metals
Mines
6c
500
8c
•
Gunner Gold Mines Ltd
Jun
Sep
a30c
8c
—
54 %c
Sep
Sep
1.55
1.30
Jun
2oc
25c
500
1.52
Feb
1,500
9.600
Feb
10c
74%c Oct
39c
7.90
Ltd
Jan
6%c
5.000
1.09
Graham-Bousquet Gold Mines
Gui-Por
33c
1.75 July
38c
Oct
l%c
47c
4.40
•
Lake Gold
55c
200
226,500
1.09
1
Probisher Limited
God's
5,000
4.35
•
_®
Sep
8c
1.09
*
Mines..-
Oct
1.45
12c
7c
4.40
1
(1945 ^
2,300
Jan
1.35
3,200
20c
1
Oil Corp
Oils
9.40 Mar
4.40 Mar
1,500
33c
Jet
Sep
55c
8.00
Continental Oil Co
3uc
—
Jasper
Apr
Oct
50c
90c
1
*
Pacalta Oils Co
30c
33c
Feb
New
Oct
90c
Feb
8c
New
Oct
1.05
4.25
28c
22c
Feb
Oct
1
_1
——
Nickel
Palconbridge
3,000
5.95
Sep
a4.00
*
—
1.50
3c
15 V2
Ventures Ltd
4.50 Mar
50c
15 %'
Gaspe Oil
46c
Apr
Sep
1.45
—
•
Petroleums Ltd
Apr
1,200
7IV2C
54c
Federated
-1
_
Gateway Oils Ltd
Home Oil Co Ltd—
23%
3.40
1,000
1.69
Jan
2.30
50c
4,000
80c
1
Mines
Fontana Mines
4,400
1
Ltd
Corp
Oct
14
Apr
High
200
1.90
—.
Minerals
&
Low
4.65
50c
Cordasun Oils
Consolidated East Crest Oil
Oils
Range Since Jan. 1
High
4.65
1.90
Feb
84c
Low
Consolidated
New Bristol
1
Mines
East Sullivan Mines Ltd—
Eastern
200
Oct
2,500
1
Duvex Oils & Minerals
Jan
3'/2c
15 %
"
1
Ltd-
Jan
3c
15c
a3c
a3c
74c 74%c
—
3'/2c
1
Ltd
Asbestos
3%c
1,000
5,500
8,200
—
Coulee
—
.
—
1
Mining Co
19,250
3'/2c
—
1
Mines
1-24
—
1
Zince
He
9c
—
1
—
Arrow
Rim
4.00 Mar
500
Ltd—.
East
1.10
Oct
20,900
Golden
Mines
Jan
2.15
7.60
14c
9%C
Explorations
Donalda
4'/2c
9%c
Mining
Mines
7,000
Oct
*
•
1
Cortez
Dominion
Jan
7,000
Ltd
—1
Consolidated Central Cadillac Mines-.1
Dome
9c
30c
57c
Consolidated Candego Mines
Cournor
15 %c Mar
4,000
3.35
Co Ltd
Central
Empire
80,500
Shares
Explorers Ltd
Leduc Oils
Central
Apr
52c
7.15
Chimo Gold Mines
Consolidated
Oct
60c
2.90
Mines
Cons
7c
Sep
__
Chibougamau Explorers Ltd
Cobalt
Oct
53c
Centremaque Gold Mines
Cheskirk
7c
13c
Mines Ltd—1
—
——1
Ltd
Corp
Mining
&
6,500
2,000
—
Smelting
&
—
1
Liu
Asbestos
Cassiar
Oct
20c
15
1
Chibougamau
Campbell
Aug
20c
19?
15
1
Ltd
—
Ltd—
Mining
90c
Apr
——•
Mines
Mines
Brunhurst
Oct
9c
2,000
3bc
21c
2.86
6c
3c
*
vtc
Mines
Gold
Gold
Bouzan
Apr
31c
18c
2.55
5c
3c
31c
19 %c
2.65
5Vic
1
Ltd
Metals
~
.
1
Ltd—
Mines
Gold
Rare
lbc
20c
"c
1.04
32c
11,0'uO
ior Week
*
9c
1
—
Mines Ltd—
Beiville Go.d
Boreal
15c
35c
Oct
45c
6,500
Range
of Prices
Par
High
Low
9c
Mines
Chibougamau
Bonville
—
20c
1
Aubelle
Mines
—
1
—1
Atlin-Ruffner
& Iron Co Ltd
Mines (B Ci
Avillabona
57c
3 fc
57c
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
High
50c
32c
20c
"c
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1
Corp
of Prices
Low
Par
Sales
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Last
Par
Belleterre Quebec
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Bevcourt
Bibis
Mines
Gold
Yukon
:
Bidgood Kirkland
Bobjo
1
Mines
1
____
Mines
High
3.00
800
18,200
40c
34%c
34c38%c
57,000
30c
Sep
Bordulac
Sep
Jan
1.00
Consolidated
Consolidated Bakeries
Consolidated Central Cadillac
ioc
14c
13,300
7%c
Oct
30c
Jan
5%c
6c
8,500
5%c
Sep
14c
Jan
36c
32c
19c
Jan
57c
Mar
2%c
Jan
1.08
40c
19c
1
41,300
-
18c
Par
Coniaurum
Mines
Consolidated
Allehbee
5%c
1
__
Oct
72c
Oil
22c
261,880
9c
10c
24,500
9c
9%c
7,066
7%c
3.50
3,565
3.00
Brazilian
•
10 %
1014
10%
11,138
9%
Brewis
Red
Bright
<T
9c
9c
10c
11,000
9c
Jan
100
ordinary
Lake
G)
Preferred
;
Brilund Mines
Britalta
_*
common
1
Petroleums
British
_1
Oil
American
6%
6%
6%
19%
19%
50
1.85
1.80
1.90
38,300
4.20
4.10
4.35
5,800
23
___
Ltd
__
*
18%
18%
18
Apr
4%%
Electric
4pfd___100
preferred
5,880
8c
6%
Oct
19
Mar
1.30 July
2%
Sep
16%
Sep
Feb
British Columbia
Products-.—*
Forest
Consolidated
British
Columbia
Packers
British
Columbia
Power
class
A
*
com)
(new
*
Jan
Consolidated
'
Empire Oil class A
Broulan
Bruck
Matarrow
7
Sep
Consolidated
Class
class
Jun
10%
Jan
Consolidated
21%
B
Peak
Mines
Feb
81
Mar
CoiJhoiiuaieii
Brunsman
Mines
95%
Aug
Consolidated
West
5%
12%
130
18%
9,968
9,285
45c
55c
57,900
2.25
8,200
4.60
Apr
5% May
10%
Aug
15% Mar
17%
Oct
18 %
Consumers Gas
Brunston
liy2
Conweai
11%
90
32c
Sep
1.40
Jan
2.10
Sep
3.25
Feb
11%
Oct
Mar
19
Corby
<H)
Class
Smelting
Dist
Ankerite
Buffalo
Canadian
Cosmos
Imperial
Cournor
Mining
Buffalo
Red
Lake
12c
Sep
45c
11c
9%c
11c
15,500
9%c
Sep
21c
Apr
15c
Sep
93c
May
14
Mar
23%
Apr
Crown
Bulldog
Yellow
Bunker
Feb
Crown
Zellcrbach
18c
20c
27,350
15
15
16
1.545
7c
7c
8c
7,000
Knife
1
*
class
•
___
Burns & Co class A
Burrard
65%c 65%c
__
*
__
A
*
500
16c
16c
3,500
47/Bc
4%c
1,000
35%
36
120
12%qi2%c
9,000
__
*
Hill
Burlington Steel
Oct
4.50
6%c
Oct
Feb
8.50
Crestaurum
Bousquet
CaldWell
Linen
1
2nd
preferred
__
12%c
'
Calxinan
Flin
13c
50 %c
Jan
16c
Sep
4c
Sep
34
Croinor
Feb
Calnorth
Caivan
Oils
Cons
Feb
Davis
.
Gas
&
Campbell
Red
Canada
Bread
Class B
Oct
12%c
34c
Jan
Oils
Canada
Cement
Preferred
D'Eldolia
Delnite
Gold
40
6%
7
200
67%
Oct
8%
Jan
Detta
21c
30c
115,000
7%c
Jan
45 %c
Aug
Distillers
14%
__
50 %
25c
14%
100
Feb
Canada
Iron
Canada
Jan
ijuiut-
Jan
Oct
42
Jan
Feb
25c
22
Mar
51
Foundry.—
14%
Aug
15
10
10%
3,015
Sep
14%
21c
33,700
15c
Jun
33c
1.10
1.23
14,010
99c
Sep
25c32%c
5,300
20c
Sep
__
7.50
4.15
3.95
4.65
9,130
3.25
3.25
2.85
3.35
49,400
2.25
7.75
7.50
8.00
2,715
3.00
3.00
3.00
600
„50
51
51
51
20
80
387
80
79
28
28
28%
205
8%
8%
25
Sep
Jan
Oct
7.00
2.90
Oct
47
Jun
Mar
2.12
Canada
Oil
__
Del
Mines
Rio
Mortgage
____
Mines
87
Feb
Dominion
Pen
29% May
Dominion
7
10
Dominion
May
11
11
300
2.50
2.85
2.90
3,900
57%
57
57%
82
8.15
7.15
8.25
9,267
10
July
2.40
Oct
12%
Jan
5.05
Apr
1.80
1.85
900
49
Jan
5.35
1
.to
57%
Sep
Sep
12% Mar
3.00
Sep
May
80
78
80
179
73
Apr
82
49
49%
300
46%
Jan
50
Apr
24%c
Oct
95c
Feb
41c
3,300
4.70
5,450
13
13
13
10
Class
__*
2.85
11
Sep
Jun
6.50 Mar
Canadian
30
800
20%
2,929
17
Apr
21
Aug
27
27 %
416
23%
Jun
33
Jan
17%
17%
17%
320
15%
Sep
19
Jun
__20
Canadian
Decalla
Cellulose
&
common
17%
17%
18'/2
405
*
26 %
26%
27 %
640
25
Chemical
33
33
33
10
*
8%
8%
9%
2,850
67c
!
Warrants
56c
70c
10,098
15%c
19c
__
Dragon
Devonian
Canadian
Fairbanks
Canadian
Food
Petroleum
•
Dredge
*
*
common
Products
28 %
Jan
,
3.800
16%
Sen
20% Mar
25
July
46
34%
Aug
Canadian
East
Malartic
5%
preferred
Oil
Canadian
&
__100
Canadian Pipe Line Products
Canadian
Tire
El
El
Sol
150
22
Jun
25
Mar
3.50
3.50
212
51
55
47
15
16
70
40c
40c
1.100
12%
670
99% 100%
100
12%
305
.
1.22
14,500
6,422
1.58
1.55
1.64
5,435
42%
42%
42%
5
*
17
15%
17
1,920
1.60
1.55
1.61
2,104
35
35
25
Canadian
Wirebound
*
46c
3.00
47
5
351/4c
12
97
Oct
Jan
Sep
Oct
Oct
Sep
Jan
1.02
21%
1.51
Jan
Invest
Central
Central
Leduc
Central
1.33
Jan
15% Mar
101
Sep
14
1.20
27%
Sep
Oct
Jun
2.30 Mar
45
19
3.30
35
Sep
Mar
Oct
93c
93c
98c
3,300
7.30
7.05
7.60
6,150
5.75
4.35
4.25
5.00
8,100
3.20
1.95
1.90
2.20
22,900
80c
80c
80c
1,000
71c
Sep
16c
15%c
16c
10,000
15c
Sep
93c
Estella
1.40
Feb
Fargo
1.32 Mar
30c
19%c
*
1.21
1.51
Sep
2.10 Mar
11%
11%
100
1.16
1.25
20,500
.__*
50c
1.25
__
1.16
1
5c
1
1
1
1.19
13,000
5%c
8,500
40c
39c 43 %c
52,800
60c
60c
74c
11,300
5c
1.14
1.40
199,116
3.20
3.25
520
1
9c
7c
9c
5,700
1
1.45
1.44
1.50
25,419
_*
—:
Cobalt Consolidated Mining Corp
Cochenour
Class
Willans
X
*
Cockshutt Farm Eauipinent
•
90c
96c
*
common
A
\
__
11%
Coin Lake
1
9'/2c
Coldstream Copper
1
31c
Commonwealth
Conduits
Conger
Life
Lehigh
Coniagas
____1
Petroleum
National
Confederation
1.00
12,000
15
15
50
15
15 %
150
11 %
12%
2,490
9 %c 10
30c
%c.
4,300
32c
5,900
Mines
4%c
4%c
1,500
4.25
i
120
7
50
55
55
75
*
11
11
215
1.55
1.55
1,000
5
:
tee
4.25
7
10
*
:
1
___
Tor footnotes
4%c
__1
;
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page 41.
835
Oct
15%
Oct
48c
Oct
Feb
2.96
Jan
7.75 Mar
22% Mar
27%
Apr
4.25
Jan
34
July
13%
133/4
14
97%
98%
12
12
12%
11%
11%
200
12%
Jun
11%
12
3,934
10%
Sep
16 %
Jan
17
19
1,534
14
Sep
19
Oct
9
Apr
12
6,192
.
12%
145
96%
1,450
Anr
15%
Jan
Apr
100
Jun
Sep
9
16
Ma*
9% May
*
7%
7%
8
1,985
7%
Sep
20
20
203/4
200
19%
Jan
7%
73/4
8
480
7%
140
140
20
136 %
2.00
2.00
50
50c
60c
62,800
17%
2.00
50C
,
17%
100
Sep
20% Feb
Oct
11
Jan
2.00
Oct
45c
Sen
15
Jan
141 %
Jun
5.00
Feb
94c
Mav
17%
Oct
__1
38c
37c
43c
17,100
30c
Sep
96c
Jan
32c
32c
36c
100,850
25c
Oct
58c
Feb
82c
410,620
21c
Sep
82c
Oct
1.88
21,700
Sep
3.15
Feb
Sep
1.65
Jan
Oct
6.80
Jan
Jan
2.45 Mar
45c
78c
__1
1.56
1.64
1
1.09
90c
1.10
1
.
4.50
4.30
4.50
1,950
1
1.50
1.28
1.55
392,800
_
___
_
47,705
1.45
70c
4.101
45c
5
6
1,400
4%
24%
243/4
50
24%
22
22%
95
21
6
___
Trust
10
22%
-2()
1
38c
37c
41c
14,800
7c
6%,C
7c
1,500
9c
6%c
9c
4,000
37c
47c
23,600
21
22
96
17%
20%
20%
80
15 %
27c
32c
46,900
24,366
Oct
6c
39c
Sep
Mar
37c
__1
_1
___
a
_
_
-.10
.
25
____
—
—
'
30c
i
Oct
Sep
5c
Jan
22c
Aug
8%
Apr
27% Mar
23%
Feb
78c
Mar
15c
Feb
16c
May
65c
Mar
Jan
,
26c
73c
73c
79C
30c
30c
30c
4,100
143/4
16
6,895
22
Jan
21
Sep
,
20c
15%
1
95c
9%
1.04
5c
Sep
Sep
23c
53c
Feb
13
—
Jan
15c
Feb
Jan
83c
48c
Sep
Oct
Sep
1.00
Feb
1.40
Jan
Jan
Sep
14 %c
Jan
Sep
2.40
Apr
Sep
1.50
1.55
Jan
18 %
Jan
19
Jan
Oct
16% Mar
1-55
1.99
22,034
19
25
193/4
v
25
18
Sep
19%
Sep
1
1.20
670
15
50
24
Ltd
1
7%c
7c
8c
•
4.00
3.95
4.55
10,375
62c
57c
70c
307,450
22C
10,900
_
_
—
Mines
•
;
Ford
Motor
20c
20c
a
common
class
Jan
Jan
23%
Jan
21% July
25
Jan
3.25 May
Mar
19%
Oct
Jan
27
Oct
11,500
Jan
5c
3.101
13c
Jan
18c
Sep
7.50 Mar
Sep
49c
1.54
Sep
38c
--
8%
100
Aug
9%
1.10
6,120
80c
Sep
2.25
62%
•
65%
2,253
59
Apr
8%
Apr
Aug
83/4
",99c
_
•
A
65
a
B
Ltd
64
*
•
common
4.95
Warrants
convertible
4%
debentures
1
12c
125
14%
50
4.95
a
common
64
12c
64
_
Gold
Cos
14%
5.20
16,879
75C
_
Francoeur
Gas
Exploration
Exploration
Ga+tneau
5%
Power
90c
4,730
95
96
380
22c
96
_
_
Alberta
ot
1
.
•
__
22c
1,700
65c
100
preferred
•
___
3
1023/4
■
1,455
1023/4
75
Apr
Feb
64
Sep
Jun
6c
13% July
68
Mar
70
Jun
Oct
12c
50c
Jan
Sep
9.20
Feb
Sep
4.10
18
2.20
Feb
94
Sep
16c
Sep
120
May
50c
Sep
20% May
100
Feb
60c
Apr
1.80
Jan
22% Mar
106
6.00
July
Jan
5%c
200
35%
36
230
5.10
5.60
900
4.95
5.25
1,450
4.40
Sep
7.50
Jan
163/4
163/4
235
15%
Sep
17%
Apr
5%c
-
-
___1
common
15,600
21
102%
•
77c
203/4
65c
__
common.
Oct
Oct
A
General
__
Steel
Preferred
Geneva
Giant
Jan
_
Wares
5.10
1
5.00
_
_
_
common
Glenora
Gold
Lake
_
*
_
--100
_
Lake
___1
.
Yellowknife
Gold
___'
Mines
1
_
_
100 101 Vs
32,000
9.00
6.334
33/8C
3%c
7,700
94c
98c
8%c
8.50
8c
25
7%c
100
8.50
1
•
Gold
Goldale
Mines
4.90l
31
Jan
July
Oct
4.75
45
8.50
May
Jan
1.02
136,250
Jan
ll%c
Jan
Oct
11%
Jan
May
7c
7.90
1
2%c
104
Jun
99
Jan
66c
Jan
17c
Mar
Golden
74c
Mar
Goldfields
11c
Mar
7%c May
1.30 Mar
Jan
18c
-
Manitou
_
1
X
Uranium
•
Porcupine
__
_
18c
18,200
16c
4,000
6c
Sep
Sep
53c
May
46c
Mar
15c
Apr
1.71
1.71
1.80
5,010
1.50
Sep
3.75
51c
50c
53c
3,800
45c
Oct
2.00
Feb
3%c
1,000
3%c
Feb
9c
Feb
12c
Feb
•
_
13,500
18c
73/4C
3%c
__
Jan
Feb
Jun
Mines
17c
26c
X
Eagle
24c : 28 %c
73/ac
—I
Goldcrest
Gold
4.83
Jan
12%
Feb
Good fish
Mining
56
Sep
Goodyear
Tire
Oct
19
Jan
1.41
1.86
—
___1
_
Petroleum
50% ,Jeb
11
1.88
Sep
52c
Jan
Oct
Oct
7
95
Oct
Jun
Sep
13%
3.90
680
20%
*
Bakeries
15
4c
20
20%
—20
Petroleum
4.40 Mar
9Vac
19%
20%
250
A_
Dynamics
5.05
30c
19%
1
_
class
General
Jan
9%
«
Ltd_
General
Sep
85c
__
«
General
Oct
3.00
1.25
__
—
1.95 Mar
11%
72c
5c
___
Iron
Goldhawk
Yellowknife
Colomac
11c
30
Manufacturing
God's
Cochrane-Dunlop
31,000
1,850
_
i
___
Fleet
Class
Gold
Jan
Aug
Charter
Chimo
Jan
3.75
427,100
_____.
B warrants
Fittings
Jan
45c Mar
Citra-Lartic
1.92
Oct
1
Kirkland
Federated
Feniinore
4.30
Sep
Chromium
Oct
90c
___.
.
Insur
Grain
Sep
Sep
Oct
Ltd
_
Preferred
Frobisher
8c
Explorers
1.11
1.15
16 %
•
_
-
Oils
Federal
Jan
11c
Mines
Feb
200
18,300
71c
Players
6.00
2,200
Chibougamau
52c
1.26
15 %
Falconbridge Nickel
Fraser
2,000
Chesterville
Feb
Jan
1.30 July
15%
Corp
9.50 Mar
18c
Mines
Oct
19c
16%
1.80
140
Warrants
1.50
10c
Chesklrk
20c
Sep
4.25
Mines Ltd
Sep
8c
Wines
9,766
23c
Jan
Apr
70c
1,100
a
__
Life
Oct
18c
Chemical Research
10c
12
4,000
Jan
1
Chateau-Gai
105
80c
Mai
July
1
Oils
16 3/8
Oct
18c
4.85
...
July
55c
Chamberlain Oil
:
1,000
Sep
4.60
common
Mines
Glacier
Gaitwln
Centremaque Gold
12c
8c
4.75
Oils
23
Sep
27% May
1
Porcupine
5,200
Sep
30%
17c 20 %c
*
common
__
Famous
Jun
__1
Patricia
Central
10c
July
27% Mar
•
Fanny Farmer
Jan
•
Oil
27
Feb
Mar
45c
*
Feb
1.77
X
Explorers
3,165
15c
50c
115
1.62
common—1
Mines
Jun
4.00
32%
•
Ltd
30%
Aug
29 %
Life
Class
Corp
Sep
:May
Jan
Coal
Chemical
Nickel
62
Sep
1
Asbestos
8c
31c
108
Sep
Sep
•
Gas__
Gold_
Emerald
Jan
Sep
22%
23%
*
Cassiar
Sep
96c
•
Alines
31c
15c
22%
__
1.05
Williston Minerals
Cariboo Gold
12%
16 %c Mar
Feb
23%
Canadian
class A
Oct
24%
.
Investment
Equitable
55
1.10
*
:
Feb
10% July
10 % Jan
18,700
_1
Pen-Rey
Jan
Jun
23%
_1
Corp common
5.45 Mar
57c
11,230
com__.
Mines
Steel
Jan
45
1
Canadian Vickers
16% July
1.99
Eddy Paper class A
14
155
25
Railway
Oct
98
Metals
86c
19,000
15
Gas Reserves.
Pacific
Feb
June
1.00
273/4
Minerals
Sullivan
Federal
Canadian
Oct
9%
7c
10
75c
20C
1
&
Rim
Sep
57c
*
_;
Jan
27c
20c
1.65
a
&
East
Eastern
Jun
49%
*
:
Jun
8
Jan
27%
^
Malartic
8
49
a
Locomotive
8
250
Jan
1.40
27%
Dyno Mines
50c
50c
55
Canadian Oils Cos common
906
3,000
20c
__
Oils
Empire
49
—100
Canadian
Sep
Feb
30c
Jan
Jan
32 %
50c
*
common
Preferred
20c
.23.50
Oils
Duvex
Eureka
Canadian
Canadian
Oct
35c
_2
Mines.
Eastern
29%
19%
27%
*
common
Jan
3.50
110
12c
1.70
_1
common
&
Brewery
Economic
30
20%
•
Celanese
34% Jan
1.26
Woollens
Donaldu
July
32% Sep
*
A'
Mar
14
10
preferred
Sep
50c
2.50
Steel
&
&
textile
Dominion
Elder
$1.75
Feb
Jan
1.00
80c
Stores
Tar
East
40c
Canadian
Jan
1.35
Jan
49%
4.10
common
14
40c
16%
__
Preferred
Feb
40c
Car
80c
85c
Jan
4.15
Canadian
Jun
Apr
30
25o
Foundry
Steel
22%
*
Commerce
1,500
Sep
8c
39c
30%
1
_
_
Scottish
54
2
of
10c
.
Dominion
Oct
Oils
Breweries
1,704
7%c
41c
1,240
8c
.
_
Dominion
Feb
OIL.
Bank
10%
10c
•
Jan
iy>
Admiral
Canners
Jan
2.58 Aug
Feb
Apr
26%
_
(Western)
Feb
50
Atlantic
Canadian
9%
1
_
Bank
Jan
72
Ltd
-
3.50
3751
Canadian
Canadian
93/4
10 3/8
Asbestos
51
440
Canadian
Canadian
9%
12c
Oils
10.50
*
__.
1,500
8 3/4
_
Magnesium
_50
Canadian Bakeries
23c
8%c
Seagrams
Preferred
19 %
1
common
780
9%
5
Minerals
Dominion
50%,
1.80
Lines
1,180
a
__.
Jan
6.65
19
20
Preferred
500
16
_
_
Ltd___
4.60 May
50
Warrants
Canada SS
500
4.10
80c
Dominion
50
Oils__
Southern
8,000
3.80
a
com
A
Dominion
19%
*
Permanent
Canada
9c
9c
66c
15%
_____
Producers
Dominion
Dow
Canada
Oct
3.85
a
Corp
Jan
73c
*
*
Lands
Mar
Jan
—10
Power
Jan
8c
85c
Jun
18%c
*
Malting
Canada Northern
20c
1
Dome Exploration
•
_
33,132
20 %c
new
Mines
50 %
__
20
common
30c
_
Preferred
Canada Foils
Sep
11c
22c
8c
_
_
17%
10
common
__.
1,500
9c
_
7%c
*
___
22
5,895
Sep
July
_
class
_
100
l.ll
_1
1
common
preferred
Oct
16
Mines
Leather
Davison
500
1
Lake
16c
110
13c
_l
Chibougamau
Campbell
2,133
11c
39c
19 %
18%c
1
■__•
Oil
Jun
66c
•
Patricia
D'Aragon
10c
39% Mar
1
_
50c
26
7%c
Pershing
35c
Jan
1
.___
___
27,760
Feb
1.05
*
Flon
Calmont Oils
Oct
76,000
1
Ltd_
__
19%
■
__
*
Calgary & Edmonton
Sep
Feb
21c
a
Mines
Devon-Leduc
Calder
52c
40c
35 %c
17c
Trust
25c
18c
1
—
Jan
Jan
9%
Apr
16c
__
______
24%
1.35 Mar
32,025
12 %C 13 %c
1
Mills
140
60,575
-
Building Products
July
22c
1
voting
20c
1
T
25%
12 %c
a
Crowshore
Buffalo
38c
'
B
4.50
1
&
4%c Oct
17c
Petroleum__,
Mines
16c
__1
Gold
17c
•
I
Exploration
4.50
__
1
Mining
16c
Jun.
Feb
1.03
21c
Oct
16'/2c
Mining
Brunswick
Buffadison
85c
_
1
Ltd
79c
•
I
S11 iiuurin
Jan
2.17
.
1,000
1
Rochette
76
87
1
Ltd
Mines
Oils..
20
46c
s
Brunhurst
10,025
38c
Sep
7
3,641
75c
35 %c
Oct
7c
High
80c
Jan
155
2.20
*
61c
67c
Consolidated Nicholson
Consolidated Orlac
80
1
A
2.25
Oct
26 %c
3,050
2.10
48c
1,040
55
58c
Mining & Smelting
3.35
20% Mar
93
1
Mines
Reef
Mills
4%c
50
Feb
Copper-Man
British
245
4%c
Howey
17%
18
8
_
12%
'
7%
50
Guayana
18c
5%
5%
6,690
Consolidated East Crest OilConsolidated Golden Arrow
Feb
Jan
20c
Sep
80
93
8%c
7%
Discovery
92%
__
__100
7%c
85c
Consolidated
Consolidated
British Columbia
25,000
l
19c
Jun
1
Traction
43c
1
Oils
11%
Sep
*
30c
2.18
Cordasun
5.25
Sep
3.20
Mine
2,020
35 %c
Consolidated
Consolidated
gc
1
Bralorne
Low
50c
31c
•
Range Since Jan. 1
Hign
48c
1
21
Shares
48c
1
Astoria
for Week
Low
*
Sales
Range
of Prices
<
3.35
Boymar
Week's
Last
Sale Price
High
3.00
Oct
1
Gold
Low
2.40 May
64c
.
Bonville
STOCKS
45c
__
23
Range Since Jan. 1
60%c
1
:
OCTOBER
Friday
Shares
2.75
__
MARKETS
ENDED
for Week
of Prices
Low
1
Beta
WEEK
Sales
Range
Sale Price
FOR
Jan
1.80 Aug
Mines
Goldora
Preferred
Gordon
_
___
1
1
-
common
_
Mackay class. A
_
a
Jan
3,100
3c
Jan
32
88%
Jan
98% May
48
7%
3,000
4c
97%
48
70
47
Sep
49
73/4
7%
25
4c
4c
..50
a
3%c
5c
4c
97%
5c
97%
i
7%
Jun
10c
8%
Apr
May
Jan
39
40
The Commercial and Financial
(1604)
Chronicle.,. Monday, October 26, 1953
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
(Cont.)
Toronto Stock Exchange
e»
STOCKS
Sale Price
Graham
Paner
Lakes
Class
A
preferred
—*
—*
v
—
Devel of Can Ltd
Great Plains
*
*'
West Coal class A
Great
Class
B
_________
9
9
preferred
Great West Felt
Wire
Greening
90
—______1
1
Freehold
Gridoil
Gulf
*
Lead
—
Gunnar Gold
——JJ0
Gurney Products preferred
Gwillim Lake Gold
Halliwell Gold
Hartz
A
Massey-Harrls
2,500
30c
Oct
40c
Feb
491/3
—
6,007
105
5.10
7%
6'A
45%
Feb
4.25
500
6.10
__
,
Aug
7.10
Jan
10%
10% Mar
Preferred
July
200
4.00 Mar
4.95
Oct
McMarmac
Red
8.45
Jun
McWatters
6.70
9.75
3.85
21
21
8c
9c
2'A
Jan
Feb
13%
Jan
26
Oct
3%c
Jan
20c
32
885
Apr
39
Feb
Mar
2c
Jan
7c
Jan
100
2.90
Jun
5.00
Jan
75
13%
Jun
19%
3%c
2,200
—
2.95
2.95
17
17
Head
_—1
1
Red Lake
Headway
Gold
Heath
Heva
Crest
Oils Ltd__
Highland-Eell
Oct
9
Jun
Jan
20c
July
Milton
5c
Sep
15c
Jan
9%
22,500
11,900
108,600
11c
34,800
7
Jun
9'%
Oct
12 %c May
29 %c
Hinde
19 %c
Jan
44c
Sep
—_—
Gold
Hosco
Hudson
Mindamar
Feb
15%
Feb
8.15
13
Jan
Porcupine
Hugh-Pam
Hughes
&
pref
Owens Co
—
——
Huron
Oil & Refining Ltd
—
1
4%c
4%c
2,500
19%
19%
Jan
9c
93,100
295
8%c Feb
Apr
20
1.50
500
Sep
36
Oct
41c
13,500
Sep
25%
25
Feb
30c
Oct
4c
17
3,525
—
—
Oct
110
Jan
Aug
4%
Acceptance
preferred
preferred
$2 preferred
$1.50
3.40 Mar
65c
_
class
Drug
Chem
&
National
Steel
May
25%
Oct
Negus
Feb
Nesbltt
Jan
New
10
I,315
12c
15c
9,000
10c
Jun
27c
Jaculet
35
31%
Apr
35%
Jun
New
29%
6,783
27%
Sep
36
Jan
New
11'A July
Oct
12%
Mines
..
34%
28%
Bidlamaoue
Bristol
98
98
15
95
Feb
98
32%
33
230
30%
Jun
36% Mar
New
39
July
New
9
Jan
New
—
10%
.
600
37%
37%
38
8%
8%
8%
9%
Jan
36
730
50
Sep
7%
Jun
Continental
40c
Feb
15%
Sep
80
Sep
87
New
Hugh
37
Sep
46%
Jan
New
Jason
30
Mar
New
5
21'A
20%
New
Laguerre
8c
7%c
9%c
9%c
10c
9%c
10c
2,500
3.40
3.30
3,900
19,500
2,026
21 %
6,993
17%
Sep
29% Mar
8%c
15,600
4c
Jan
22c
9%c
1,500
8c
Aug
12c
Apr
8c
Sep
24c
Feb
Sep
1,95
6c
6c
3.50
7%c
27c
25c
31c
28.600
9c
11c
2,600
7,100
Jun
20%c
4%c
Larder
Newlund
New
Feb
New
30c
Jan
9,500
Qc
—9
21%
21
22%
3,782
4.085
13c
13,200
15c
Sep
3.15 Mar
—
•
Sep
17% July
13 %c Feb
6'Ac
18 %c
Feb
2.25
Feb
Sep
1.40
17
Sep
Mar
6%c
1
56c
49c
56c
5,700
35c
Kirkland-Hudson
1
66c
60c
74c
17,000
57c
Kirkland
1
50c
45c
55c
25,625
10%c
10%c
15c
2.000
Jan
10c
Lapa
Oct
Sep
1
8'Ac
8%c
10c
13.500
8'Ac
Oct
1.28
1.27
1.35
7,900
1.00
Sep
9
18%
17%
18%
615
I
7.40
6.70
7.40
4,925
65c
75c
32,005
1
1
1
9
1
_1
—
1
.
Acceptance
class
A
Secord
Laura
Leitch
23
July
21% Aug
39c
Jan
85c
1.53
Jun
Jan
78'Ac
Jan
18c
Jan
35c
Feb
18% July
:
Gold
Long Island Petroleums
Lomega
Uranium
—
__
__
1.51
20%c
16Vic
20c
10,500
20c
23c
II,100
5.50
6.40
1,566
28c 28%c
1.51
2,500
1.60
I,100
20c 22%c
262.750
15c
—r
Sep
New
Superior
New
Macfie
Nib
MacMillan
Mines
& Bloedel class B
Red Lake Gold Mines
Madsen
Magnet Consol
Goldfields
Malartic
Manitoba
Maralgo
&
Mines
Marbenor
Marcus
Eastern
Malartic
Gold
Marigold
Oils Ltd
For footnotes see page 41.
14c
7.200
123,100
1.20
62,233
8'/4C
52c
20c
9%c
61'Ac
73c
16,000
1.51
1.65
57,154
80c
94c
34,700
70c
Jan
7
Feb
8% Mar
Jun
Jan
2.99
Sen
27%
Oct
Oct
Jan
Apr
23
Aug
29c
Feb
4.65
Sep
Oct
29c
52c
68c
50c
Feb
Feb
Oct
1.50
Sep
2.92 May
Sep
Oct
1.33
Feb
Sep
2.25
Jan
Sep
1.30
1.51
Jan
1.63
Apr
1.29c
1,119,777
45c
Sep
22'Ac
27c
31,900
18c
Oct
2.85
3.25
15,647
35c
55c
10,017
24c
25c
2.000
22c
23c
13,275
27c
34c
64,166
10c 11%C
13,500
5.20
Sep
6c
6%c
9,506
20c
12,000
2.45
70c
Jan
Sep
3.30
Sep
55c
Oct
12c
Jan
48c
Apr
20c
Sep
55c
Feb
10c
Jan
82c
Jan
7c
July
20c
Sep
25c
Jan
25c
Sep
1.50
15c
Mar
3.45 Mar
51c
July
Jan
Jan
23c
Apr
7c
12c
22,000
7c
1.60
1.84
222,999
12%
17c
25C
20,516
17c
Oct
9c
10
10
210
9
Feb
14
10% July
14
14
100
13
Mines
Nor-Acme
Noranda
10'Ac July
55,260
3%c
Jan
24c
7 %c
Feb
21'Ac
37,150
40c
Sep
87c
39c
Oct
79c
Nordon
of
5%C
97,000
8%C
7,500
34C
79,691
14c
&
Oct
12'Ac
Jan
Jun
1.09
Jan
9c
7%c
10c
49,500
7c
Sep
17%c Jan
12'Ac
12c
14c
18,200
6c
Jan
16%c
Sep
__
50c
52c
3,400
46c
Oct
1.00
Feb
40
40
40
25
42%
41%
42'%
280
22c
24.900
33c
30c
35c
10.200
14c
10%c
14c
5,450
9%c
10c
2,000
1.70
1.35
1.75
18,756
62c
60c
63c
3,550
13%c
13'Ac
16c
14,300
38c
II,574
35c
35c
1
1.45
1.37
9
16%
16%
16 %
1.60»
13.820
36
Apr
37%
Feb
3%c
8c
25c
10 %c
7c
1.35
55c
Jan
2.59
5,616
14c
17,000
8c
7c
9'Ac
6,500
3%c
Jan
1.50
1.60
1,180
1.40
Sep
4,000
9'Ac
Oct
Ltd
Mining
1,000
65c
62%
12c
1,000
8c
24,000
4c
13c
14c
7,050
lie
2.50
2.60
4,245
2.42 Sep
13'Ac 16'Ac
7,000
8c
2.05
2.12
4,100
1.70
8c
12c
45,750
16c
18c
23,500
6%
6 %4
6%
75
29c
29c
35c
4.600
48c
1
_
48c 55'Ac
1,500
•
46
July
46'A July
11 %c
Oil
Olcalta
•
Oils
O'Leary Malartic
•
_
Omnitrans Exploration
Ontario Jockey Club
Ontario Pyrites Co Ltd
Ontario
Steel
*
30c
Mar
Sep
Opemiska Copper Mines
Jan
Orange Crush
15c
Mar
Oct
27c
1.25
15%
1.35
Sep
Orenada
common
Oct
Jun
Jan
40c
Mar
90c
Jan
2.95
1.60
1.80
4.600
8'Ac
8%C
9c
3,000
1.36
1.54
8,550
3c
4c
6.200
1
12c
9%c
13c
25.025
1
27c
23 %c
31c
275,700
1
9c
9c
9%c
7,200
50c
48c
57c
9,100
7c
1.34
2c
4'Ac
Jun
Jan
Feb
20'A Jan
Oct
Jan
Jan
9%c July
9c
40'Ac
Mar
Sep
2.25
Feb
7'Ac Feb
17c
5,000
1.91
2.15
9,300
17c
21c
6,000
3'Ac
4C
2.00
2.10
2,100
1.10
1.24
37,720
,20
Sep
9
Aug
63c
Mar
6%
22c
48c
Apr
Jan
1.15
Oct
3,100
6%
5c
Jun
Jan
10c
Feb
80c
,
Apr
1.05 May
Sep
9
Sep
13'Ac
Feb
1.15
Feb
Oct
56c
Sep
4 %c
Jan
17c
Feb
5c
Sep
lie
Jan
1.50
3.45
Sep
Jan
Feb
29c
Mar
3'Ac
Sep
9c
Feb
1.95
Sep
Sep
2.20
15c
96c
2.95 Mar
Jan
20
5
1.34
18.400
3.60
3.75
825
4.75
Jun
6'Ac
6'Ac
6 %c
500
6c
Mar
15c
Jan
1
44c
44c
53c
9,000
35c
Sep
77c
Jan
65C
65c
65c
100
50c
8.80
8.60
9.70
7,130
•
67%
67
68%
186
64'
75c
80c
2,600
68c
40'AC
38c
50c
40.400
30c
30,500
3%C Jan
a
Gold
_
_
_
-
20
21% Aug
17% May
94c
3.00
1.99
Sep
Jan
Feb
'
1
Pacific
Coyle
Navig
Pacific Petroleum
Page
Hershev
__
Tubes
Pamour Porcupine
Pan Western Oil
_
_
_
'
*
_
_
__
_
10c
6.75
65c
Jan
Oct
Sep
73%
t
13% Mar
Jun
1.11
Oct
Jun
7c
7c
8c
13c
1
Mar
Parbec Mines
Parker
10c
14c
4.75
4.75
656
4.60
Oct
9'Ac
8'Ac
9'Ac
36.500
4'Ac
Jan
*
Drilling
_
Partanen Malartic
Pathfinder Petroleums Ltd
42c
Sep
Paymaster
15c
Sep
Apr
Peace River
1.05
215,900
8c
1.12
30c
*
54c
Aug
i
Jan
Mar
22c
Apr
29c
Jun
July
19%c Apr
1.95
18c
5'Ac
1.25
<
_
Paramaque Mines
1.65
1
6c
8C
18c
6'Ac Jan
1.21
_
.__
2.05 May
1.14
17,675
Mar
22c
Jan
25c
Oct
5,000
75c
•
_•
41c
Sep
8%
6%c
64c
•
Sep
Oct
200
8%
6%c
Feb
Jan
3.05 May
Sep
July
63c 74'Ac
13c
Selections
37c
Oct
50c
65c
66c
4.25
Sep
7c
52,850
18c
1
Feb
29c
Jan
16c
*
Ltd
Gold
22c
Oct
11c
16C
Ltd
Jan
30,600
8,500
Jan
Mar
Jan
5%c
Feb
78% Feb
17c
4'Ac
5c
Ltd
1.05
Juiy
8 %c 14 %c
;
2.35 Mar
36c
Sep
2.55
;
Jan
Sep
13'Ac Aug
Sen
1,103
(1940)
Mines
4.10
16C
80c
17c
_
_
Sep
Jan
64%
1.95
Lake
8c
12c
__
♦
Mines
1.90
9 %C
_.
Mines
12'Ac Sep
63 %
•
Oils
Wood
Obaska
Feb
lie
_____
Northern Canada Mines
Nudulama
Jan
31c
2.25
•
Jan
35c
2.27
12 %c
Feb
Sep
4,960
1
Feb
11c
10c
31,600
_
Mines
14c
Sep
18c
—1
Sep
12%c Sep
1,135
1
;
May
35 c
Oct
12c 15'Ac
Ogama-Rockland
5c
16c
.
Feb
May
8c
15 %c
1
Canadian
Mines
4c
5%c Sep
72c
_
O'Brien
60c
17c
Apr
(
9%c Feb
Apr
18c
_
_
Mining
Nubar
5c
23c
30c
4'Ac
9'Ac 10%c
Mines
Northland
2,500
64
__
Oil
203,550
1
Canada
_
Noflartic
Norpax
40c
4%C
1
_
Corp
Norgold
30c
4%C
1
__
Gold
Feb
7,700
3.833
Feb
Jan
66,600
•.
14'A
3,200
5c
40c
58c
33c
Ltd
Jun
71c
4'Ac
2.95
Jan
21c
Mines
Oakville
5c
c
7c 13 %c
9%c Feb
10
__
Apr
Oct
j
Feb
80c
1.60
Trinity
39c
Oct
Jun
5%c
1
i
Feb
16'Ac
Oct
46c
Oil
3%c
9
5c
15c
1.71
.
Star
Jan
5%c
9
10c
16c
Mines
North
8.65
66c
•
28'Ac
5'Ac
Gold
3,500
1
Gold
1.60
24'A
25%
14c
6'Ac
Yellowknife
Nipissing
Inca
5,500
1
Mines
MacLeod-Cockshutt
27%
2.05
1
North
8c
1
Explorations
Mackeno
Jan
7%
9c
19 %c
Feb
4%c
1
Mines
26
1.61
7c
Oils
Feb
7c
1
Mines
MacDonald
May
,16c
Osisko Lake Mines
Macassa
14
10c
Thurbois
51c
4%c
1
1
30
Oct
—1
__
54c
Sep
18c
7c
•
Mines
Yellowknife
340
1
Senator
North
__
1
Goldfields
Louvicourt
2,500
26
10%
52c
t(
Ryan Lake Mines
New
North Denison
1.80
•
A
1.95
26%
—
Petroleum
Feb
11
5%c
—
class
1.80
25%
Oil
Apr
Sep
Sep
1
Lac
Groceterias
Class B
Lorado
20c
65c
9
Long
Lobiaw
6.10
Jun
Feb
1
Gold
Lexindin
17
2.10
—
1
Lencourt Gold
400
May
25c
>
Pacalta
Richfield
North
68c
1
Gold
Little
_•
3
Mines
Lavalie
1
1
Mines
Laurentide
Lftnx
May
Sep
20c
Cadillac
125
7%
Jan
84c
_]
-r
__
Normetal
Lapaska
27%
9%
13%
Sep
1.18
Ltd
Lac Mines
Norzone
New
New
Nisto
45c
—1
Mines
27
7%
Jun
Jun
25C
18c
Mylamaque Explor
Mines
4lc
7c
18%
Oils &
1,665
7%
11
1
Morrison
Sep
6%c
9
Mines
11
1
Marlon Gold
July
7c
11c
Luz
15,200
10%
'
330
37c
21c
Newnorth Gold
1.19
18%
Landover
960
12
35c
82c
•
Mosher Long
Feb
3,800
18%
Lu
9%
11%
Jan
10,200
1
Lake Wasa Mining
Jan
Jan
1
New
40c
25c
2,500
—
77c
Sep
1
,
New
55c
1.70
25c 26%c
3.75 Sep
Sep
1.50
11,200
—
Jan
Sep
26c
1.20
Mines
Jan
21 %c
25c
1.73
Mines
8%
5,000
25c
Mines
22c
1.50
8%c
Shore
39c
1.10
-
U
6%c
21 %c
7c
Lingman
30c
•
Apr
1
Osu
Apr
9
3.10
Malartic
16c
9
1.60
Lake
27%
Oct
Oct
3'Ac
1
Gold
Jan
1
9
1.70
Lake
5%
Jan
Jun
•
Mines
22%
Feb
1.35 Mar
15%
;
38c
Mines
Kelore
18%
1
Dufault
100
36,950
Feb
250
1
Lake
1,164
6
iio
•
9.270
Gold
Lake
24
6
Oct
Sep
Jan
99
83
Labrador Mining & Exploration
23
35c
13
24,333
Higliridge
34%
Apr
20%
(John) Ltd
140
1,931,880
New
Jun
94
99
Oils
Labatt
3,000
1.60
Jun
27
10
99
38%
Kroy Oils Ltd
42c
13%
64c
Fortune Mines
20
Klondike-Keno
37c
13%
26
1
210
30
—
5.10
18
38%
Townsite
56c
2.05
Goldvue
225
Kenwell
Kirkland
Jan
40c
1.35
New
37,250
18
31 %
82%
Lake
5,800
1.70
New
2.29
17%
—
Mines
45c
1.45
Oct
1.85
18
Kenville
Keymet
Jan
43c
50c
20%
Mines
Jan
14%
1.95
Feb
2.05
New
Keynoycon
4.55
Oct
26
1
38%
Kerr-Addison
Sep
1.64
Petroleum
Devon
—9
—
Apr
2.10
1.92
•
Oil
Delhi
Dickenson
9
Kelvinator
19c
Jan
25
•
Mining
Kayrand
Jan
1.90 Mar
Sep
9.85
7%
Mines..
Ltd
62c
20 Mar
7c
Oct
Feb
1,570
v
Development
Jupiter Oils Ltd
Sep
1
1
Calumet
1
Mines
Jonsmith
Oct
3,300
10'A
1
Oil-
Dominion
Concord
Joliet-Quebec
20c
1,600
41,200
*
Oils
British
New
—
22,200
1.85
9'Ac
10 %c
New
Gold
38c
2.40
__
1
New
10%
1
Ltd
Oils
Sep
11'Ac
New
Jet
Joburke
11c
10%
10
.
Uranium
Jun
(1939)
Aug
10
__
_
Labine
1
Mines
Jellicoe
35c
Aug
32,100
1.85
m-rn.
Alger
36% Mar
Mines
25c
17c
7'Ac
30c
*
_
24%
Oil
Jasper
15c
23 %
250
__
____
Sep
100
100
Jack Waite Mining
34c
2.35
5
Car
Jan
Line
Sep
Sep
Jan
780
7.15
—___1
Pipe
8%
37C
*
28
Gold
July
13%
*
Petroleum
Trust
New
Jacknife
3.75
2.00
22c
10
20
9
Interprovincial
Jan
5%
•
23
Petroleum
2.50
90c
2,400
•
125
Nickel Co common
International
International
July
Oct
Jan
8%
5
...
__
Hosiery class B
National
125
common
_
1
International
6.00
8
_
__
855
A
12c
Sep
5'A
--
24%
preferred
Milling preferred
Sep
3.25
3.00 Mar
*
National
1
Metals
International
5%c
GOO
6,775
_
31%
International Metals
3,000
2.40
•
23%
Mining
8c
4.25
Jan
May
G8.218
8c
Warrants
Inspiration
16c
37,206
29c
•
30%
International Bronze Powders pfd
Jan
5%
15c
—
common
Mar
58
123
10%
0
6%c
31c
_1
-
—
23%
—
7,000
69
40%C Aug
43 %C
30%
2
Ingersoll Machine classs A
May
Mar
3.25
_
Preferred
7.50
28%
—____100
——30
$5.00
3lc
Sep
30c
2.40
0
•
common
Sep
51%
8%
0
___25
preferred
Jan
Jun
.
4.70
__
Corp
National
123
35
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary_5
Industrial
_
Preferred
7.20
—
10
9
___
_
common
Ltd
New
Imperial Bank
Imperial Oil
96
22 %c
linm0-
National Explorations Ltd
National Grocers common
—
1
Petroleums
27c
1.65
1.85
39% 40%
45c
47c
25% 25%
lie
200
♦
Montreal Locomotive
7.20
_100
& Erie common—___
Husky
Hy-Charger
—
.
1.30
13.50
_______
Petroleums Ltd
Montoco
National
30
—
38'A
Jan
30c
Porcupine
Naco
Sep
22c
Moneta
Jan
48c
Oct
40%
Mining
Bay
May
Oct
9
Smelting——9
•—
1
Hoyle Mining
30c
6.30
19%
1.30
-
__
Morrison Brass
11%
—1
4.25
•
Jan
24%
—
7%c
-
♦
Feb
130
Paper common____—_*
Oct
Jan
5.00
Brick
65c
3,363
24'/2c
3,000
8'Ac 12'Ac
36C
—.
iiir
City Petroleum
9%c
3,060
—1
18c
447
—
Mlnda-Scotla
Oct
25
7.50
18c
53%
«...
Oil
Sep
12%
—
_
_
Moore
11 %
_—
——;
Howard Smith
25% c May
24%
#
Yellowknife
Homer
Sep
12
,
23%
84
12.525
—
Mines..
17c
500
35c
55
a
4 %c
28,700
35c
Jan
8c
8,700
32c
6%c
245/s
Oil
Home
5c
25c
Aug
9
--
Consol
10c
——8
Dauch
&
Hollinger
4%c
26c
__
8,720
Jan
Sep
8
500
4%e
______.1
_________
26
90%
55
■
_
-
Mid-Continent
6%c
1,500
*
-
25
90%
325
__
_
Light & Power common-
Preferred
16,000
;—I
Mines___
Gold
High
Jun
8%C
1
1
43,500
8'Ac
13
38c
1
27c
12'Ac 12'Ac
30c
35c
10c
Jun
7%C
Lake
Uranium
8
31c
1
Lakes Iron
of
13
__
Merrill Petroleum
15c
25c
26c
-12'A.c
503
38c
Meta
9c
__
1
__.
13
53%
—
Mills
Mining Corp
Gold
Hasaga
July
10%
t
10%c 13%c
7%
7
0
Lake
Red
Exploration
Mercury
Mill
7%
Apr
82c
Oct
Aug
2%c
9c
5
Oct
7%
'
Mentor
Mexican
—
7%
160
28c
31 %c Mar
21
15,700
34%
Sep
Jan
8c
170
—
5
—
-—5
Gold
5,600
16,700
5
25%
McDougall-Segur
McKenzie
Tic
14,572
13
common
Mclntyre Porcurmie
6.10
8%
_____
"l00
Jan
10c
7%
5
__
5'A
3.25
4.40
High
10,400
Feb
G
Frui.tenac
McCoU
Low
38c
0
preferred
(Lj
Oct
33%
9
51
Jun
McBrine
Range Since Jan. 1
High
34c
—
3.25
9.25
13%c
.____
.
80,335
1
Sep
Shares
7%
Ltd
Maxwell
Prices
34c
__—_____—
190
4.95
4.40
21
6% July
290
3.25
4.40
--
Jun
15
900
^0
5.00
7%
6%
7%
——1
class
Ji
Jan
—
:——-—__~_9
Hibbert Mines
(F
Jun
61 %c
—
17
Gold
Harricana
Harrison
1.45
July
9c
—_
Carpets
Harding
Sep
17c
34%
—1
—1
——
Bridge
Hamilton
35c
8,610
*
—
Mines
Hallnor
213,350
for Week
ol
Low
*
Ltd
Oils
Sales
Range
Par
High
52c
—I
Alabastine
Lime
Gypsum
Low
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Range Since Jau. 1
High
40c
30c
18%
common
Friday
STOCKS
Shares
17 'Ac 18 Ac
30c
30c
17 /«
18 «
18c
9
Mines
OCTOBER 23
Marwayne
43c
Mines
Grandoro
Great
1
*
Bousquet
Grandines
ENDED
for Week
of Prices
Low
Par
WEEK
FOR
Sales
1
_
Nat
83c
People's Credit
37c
Gas
Sec
I
4
Jan
21%
83c
1,200
50c
Sep
35c
45c
15.022
35c
Oct
6.50
__
Consol
155,700
4c
7.15
2,200
21'A
21'A
100
5.0C Sep
20
Jan
6%
11c
Jan
Jun
1.65 Aug
58c
8.75
.26
Jan
Apr
Sep
'
Volume 178
Number 5267
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(1605)
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Week's
STOCKS
Range
Last
Sale Price
'
'
'
J
Perron Gold
Pershcourt
Peruvian
Photo
'
Oils
&
&
Mineral
Crow
Pioneer
36c
__
_
2,200
Oct
30c
92c
28,900
27 %c
Sep
Sep
83c
Jun
32% Mar
31
31
25
1
_
1.59
125
1.56
Sep
2.15
Feb
22c
23c
27,300
27
28
3,480
1.40
1.30
1.40
8,500
Petroleum
Oils
1
Prairie
•
Premier
—
Royalties
East
_
Quebec Copper Corp
Labrador
Nickel
Corp
Gold
Qupmont
Radio re
Uranium
Reef
__
-
Little)
warrants
6,500
1,900
40c
Steel
Jan
3.40
Aug
4.80 May
27c
Feb
1.55
Jan
21c
9.00 May
1.54 May
80c
Sep
20c
Sep
41c
34,167
1,924
8%
140
56c
60c
53,700
32c
45c
48c
1,000
40c
48c
—
Jan
—
Jun
Industries
1.10
12c 14 %c
32,710
83c
5,500
10c
Mining
Sep
Corp
95c
900
80c
Oct
1.17 Aug
65c
14,785
55c
Sep
1.15
Apr
Oct
3.40
Feb
4,500
1.47
1.60
62,000
17
17
150
&
W'_
5,100
20,630
2.60
Sep
4.85 Mar
780
10%
Jun
12% Aug
57
57
51
July
7.25
6.90
7.50
1,980
70c
54c
70c
18,600
33,100
10%
10%
100
8%c
Sep
4c
Aug
1.35
'
16%
Sep
3.25
11c
Apr
Canada
Breweries
70c
85c
13
13%
950
1.02
1.18
4,350
5%c
4%c
5%c
5,500
4c
15V2
15%
15%
4,841
8%
8%
1,220
17
Sep
(Geo)
10%
Jun
12%
10c
11,500
8c
Oct
22c
Feb
17c 18 %c
1,616
16c
Sep
35c
Feb
%c
2,000
2%c
4c
4.500
2c
16c
18c
7,600
14c
9c 10 %c
7,300
5c
882
13 %
314
17c
11,000
3c
4,100
%c
32
12
Oct
Oct
8c
Sep
35c
Sep
20c
Jan
Aug
36
Sep
Jan
Apr
July
24
2.25
2.47
9,325
1.37 Jan
9.40
10
5,433
9.40
43%
48%
483/8
2,075
42
Jan
3,000
27c
Sep
67c
4,300
5c
Jan
17c
26c
Feb
30%
Apr
20%
20c
21
17
723
23c
20c
7,700
Jan
20
Jun
13c
Sep
Aug
Mar
Apr
24
Feb
42 %c
Jan
17
328
14% May
28
100
28
Feb
34 %
Aug
Aug
34 %
25
33
Jan
34'/8
Oct
81c93%c
82c
36,600
56c
17
Sep
1.66
5.50
5.25
5.60
3,340
4.25
Sep
6.85
Jan
1.15
1.10
1.34
7,000
1.01
Oct
4.35
Jan
32
31%
32%
358
26%
Jan
34
96
97
295
91%
Feb
98% Aug
45c 54 %c
31,400
35c
Sep
1.14
6%c
Oct
12 %c
Feb
17c
May
14c
Mar
•
96
1
45c
7c
8,640
43.500
1
8c
7c
8c
9,500
7c
Oct
•
7
6%
7
6,917
5%
Apr
96
96
96
105
8c
8c
9c
1,500
6
6
210
1.74
1.88
II,569
25c
26c
7,500
12c
31,100
Winnipeg
Central Gas
Winnipeg Electric preferred
Gold
100
-
1
—
(Alexander)
*
Wright-Hargreaves
•
Yale
__
1
Zinc
&
Apr
Jan
28
13c
Canuck
3.25
12%
34 %
__
28
6%c
Lead
Feb
Oil
1.85
1
Mines
9c
__
1
5%c Jan
96
Jan
Aug
Jan
7% Mar
Oct
100%
Jun
5c
Jun
22c
Aug
5%
Feb
1.63
Sep
21c
Sep
7c
Sep
6%
Jan
2.58
Feb
Jan
47c
22%c Jan
6c
6c
500
1
1.25
1.23
1.37
28,400
l
17c
15c
18c
28,866
11c
Oct
59c
Jan
,_1
Mines
19c
18c
20c
44,100
14c
July
49c
Jan
__
5%c Oct
1.05 Sep
13c
Mar
1.75
Jan
2.25 Mar
15%c Aug
34
34%
195
1.75
1.85
3,700
1.60
1
10c
10c
10c
1.99
1.98
2.04
2.925
1.35
1.29
1.59
33,150
1.00
Sep
2.82
•
1.65
1.65
1.76
4,250
1.35
Oct
2.80
*
38%
38%
38%
314
43%
43%
70
9c
15c
55,658
32
32%
330
Zenmac
Metal
Jan
Shawinlgan Water & Power com
Class, A preferred—-——
Yukenc Mines
Jan
Security Freehold Petroleums
Ltd
Ltd
Oils
Scurry
20%
7c
Sep
15c
37% Mar
Sep
34
1.79
Oct
,—•
Petroleums
Sapphire
7c
__
Oct
ll%c
Yankee
Jan
50
30c 32%c
30c
Jan
7%c Oct
Sep
7c
Yellowknife Bear
17
7c
12%c
Yellorex
3,500
8%
I,100
Jan
24%
Oct
1
32c
5,690
Jan
Aug
Sep
8%
1
5%c Feb
13c
15c
13%
10
100
Larder
17% Mar
10c
Jan
Winchester
Sep
19
Sep
1.70
•
;
Sep
17%
15
1
common
8c
Jan
1.60
Feb
Sep
2.33
10c
Petroleums
2%c
2%c
Sep
11
95c
Wiltsey-Coghlan
Wood
Apr
Jan
8%c
»
Ltd
Preferred
Winora
59
10%
7C
Apr
7%c Mar
May
80%c Sep
"
20
Homestead
Wilrich
51c
Oct
40c
__
5
Western Grocers preferred
Class
A
;
Weston
Feb
5% Sep
50c
1.15
Jan
*
35
71c
35
16c
13%
•
Windward Gold Mines
1
Sand River Gold
18c
3.25
12%
•
Leaseholds
47Ac
1.40
Feb
12
1
Consolidated
Western
10
1
Mines
G
9% Mar
31'A Aug
*
Tungsten
58c
100
1
Gold
A
Amulet
Walker
Jan
Oct
17c
•
class
—
Western
4%c
12c
Ltd
Jan
32c
95c
1
Waite
7
2.99
•
Manufacturing
Violamac
Oct
Mar
7%
•
Western
60c
18%
Ventures
Feb
93c
25% Feb
1
Mines
Mines
Viceroy
Jan
2.85
12
1
—
1.70 Mar
47/eC
_*
common
Rol
17c
Jun
17c
•
Upper Canada
Van
548
2.00
3.10
•
Mines
Western
Sep
1.50
13
625
__
1.50
14c '
5
31
1
Mar
13
8%
•
May
*
9
8%
30%
Ashley
33c
1
8%
a%
30%
Feb
26c
•
—
Oils
8%
Products
1.14
76c
34%
82,900
Western
Jun
Sep
34 %
29c
1
Jan
10
20%c
1
Sep
9'/2C
40,660
Wekusko
8c
—
2.70
Westeel
10c
4c
2.51
28c
Weedon Pyrites
1,100
—
2.65
Jan
27,000
I
37c
Feb
17c
17
Sep
9
11c
1
15c
22
14c
1.50
2,000
Oct
11c
__
18c
8% Aug
15
99c
—
16c
Jan
Oct
51,500
16%
Feb
16%c
50
Oils
16C
—1,
Antonio
United
Sep
4.00
16
__
July
10c
37c
57c
•
Lawrence
65c
8%
16'A
—
Royalite Oil
San
13c
4.20
_
warrants
Rupununi Gold
St
12c
88c
1
Bank
Ryanor
32,450
1.04
Jan
Jan
Jun
2.85
Montauban
Vicour Mines
1.08
Feb
99c
*
United Fuel A preferred
United Keno Hill
United
1.05
1
Silver
Russell
1.65
4.00
...
Lac
Roxana Oii»
Rundle
Jan
%c
.
Consolidated
Royal
1.40 Mar
12c
a
common
Long
Roy
24,550
1.01
1
—
Rowan
A
2.75
67c
1
Manufacturing preferred
B
2.39
4.10
1
Roche
Class
525
7c
46%
Sep
1
B
12 % Mar
88c
...1
--
—
___
_
Rix-Athabasca
Class
21c
Oct
6,000
3,500
1
_
-
1
Sep
9%
5%c
10%
37,200
1
Oils
Robinson
4c
Oct
10
3.95
Jan
Sep
30c
__i
class
Mar
1
_
Robertson
1.65
1
Uranium
Prado
Rio
1,000
1.52
40
_50c
Utilities
Mac-Donald
Rexspar
2.00
9%c
1
Uranium
Regcourt
1.82
Corp
__
3.40
1
Mines
Petroleum
Reeves
Sep
—
Red Poplar Gold
Red water
Sep
31%
9%C
_
Inlet
Ranwick
70c
707
3.90
1
.
25% Aug
20
2,600
*
A
Apr
1.55
18%
16,500
1.30 Mar
2,205
9%c
•
class
United Asbestos
2.25
24
•
1
_
Sep
Sep
75c
2.50
_
Mining
Milk
Rankin
_
Mining
Sep
Sep
6.747
42c
9
Gas
Union
42c
23%
37c
21%
*
Union
Jan
United
*
Indus..
1.10
34c
76,800
1
High
22
•
common
—
Jan
5c
1
__
_
Metallurgical
Quebec
Feb
Low
70c
1
Union Acceptance
Preferred
Ramge Since Jan.
High
51c
42c
*
_
1.76
35%
•
...1
Quebec
1.25
45
34%
1
Prospectors Airways
Purdy Mica Mines
Oct
23%
—
1
Dome
Oil
Jun
1.14
71c
1
Preston
Triad
United
•
Border
Queenston
1,500
1
_
Metals
Quinte
300
45c
Sep
27
34%
__
Pressed
Quebec
1.20
40c
16c
23%
*
Oil
1.20
45c
"__1
Gold
20c
1.20
•
River
v»
Shares
Low
60c
*
*
Jan
1.60
for Week
•
Petroleum
Tungsten Corp
Sep
27%
—
Trend
1.05
1
-
•
Oil Pipe Line
Transcontinental Resources
1.60
—.
Oils
Jan
3,200
•
Rouvn
30
Era
Sep
1.65
1.30
1
Corp
Trans Mountain
10'Ac
12,500
47c
Development
Powell
Feb
12c
1.48
Oils
Power
Trans
36c
1,500
\§ales
Range
of Prices
Par
Feb
1.25
Ponder
Powell
65c
Week's
Last
High
Oct
10 %c
Placer
Poplar
32 %c
1.15
Uranium
Pontiac
Friday
Sale Price
•
Mines
OCTOBER
STOCKS
Low
36c
•
—
Gold
Gold
Pitch-Ore
32 %c
t>
ENDED
Range Since Jan. 1
High
1.27
—
1
i
Engravers
Pickle
——
—1
Gas
Shares
WEEK
for Week
Low
1
__
Goldfields
Oil
Petrol
''
Par'
FOR
Sales
of Prices
Friday
3c
2,500
1.57 Sep
2.81 Mar
Toronto Stock
Exchange - Curb Section
Canadian Funds
Shawkey
(1945)
Miness
.—
Shea's Winnipeg Brewery class B
Sherritt Gordon
Sicks'
-
Breweries
Voting
trust
50
1
lie
32%
w
1
Jun
43
Mar
Mar
46
July
8c
Jan
35c
28%
Jan
34% Sep
43
4.70
4.35
4.85
36,937
24%
24%
525
20
Feb
25% July
23
23%
340
20
Jan
25
6.45
6.50
—
3.80 Aug
Friday
STOCKS
Par
5.75 Jan
Andian
National
July
Anglo
Miller
Silver
class
18c
6,800
15c
Sep
73c
78c
44,480
50c
July
10%
*
Valley
10%
173
—
8%
8%
8%
73
*
Gold
Sourls
Oct
17c
75c
A
Ltd
Siscoe
6.45
17c
1
Class B
Simpsons
400
1
Mines
Dairies
Silverwood
_1
7.75
Jan
Asbestos
32c
13
12%
13%
1,125
1
49c
9%
Jan
7% Mar
12%
Aug
9% Sep
68c
49c
32,289
31c
Oct
56c
3.600
45c
July
26
26
558
Jan
11
17
42c
Canadian
Pulp & Paper
Newfoundland Develop
4
Co
0
Oils Ltd
Spooner
Mines
Stadacona
Jan
22c
5,100
12c
Sen
45c
Jan
33c
6,500
30c
Jan
47c
Brown
Stanwell
Oil
&
Starratt
18'A
245
36'A
36'A
6
6
—
Gas
Ltd..
Bros
Steel
95c
14'Ac
4
17% May
20% July
40
36
Jan
39
200
6
Sep
0
0
Mining
1.10
5,425
88c
Sep
14'Ac 15 %c
95c
4,200
8c
Aug
19
19'A
30
29%
30%
1,424
13c
10c
13c
75,500
—
Canada
of
Steeloy
..1
-1
Gold
Olsen
255
-1
6.60
6.50
6.70
18,780
1
22c
22c
29c
221,100
Mines
1
2.10
2.07
2.15
2,825
Sullivan
(ordinary)
•
15
14%
15
765
100
100
Cona
Supertest
Preferred
Apr
7'A Jan
16%
1.85
34c
Sweet
Feb
Jan
20% Mar
28
Sep
33
3%c
Jan
15c
5.80
Sep
9.75
Aug
Feb
Switson
100 100%
30
13c
2.00
13
97%
Feb
Apr
87c
Oils Ltd
Industries
Sylvanite
2.92
Jan
Jan
16
Aug
Jan
102
Ltd
16c
20c
151,101
6c
Jan
20c
Oct
35c
44c
210,300
30c
Aug
90c
Jan
1.65
1.65
700
1.55
Sep
2.05
Jun
1
1.15
1.25
6,075
1.10
Sep
2nd
(Pearson)
common
35%
35%
40
30%
Jun
38% Mar
8%
8%
100
Jan
10
Oct
10% July
—
5% preferred
Teck-Hughes Gold Mines
Theatre
10%
10%
100
1.85
2.00
4,220
505
4
Apr
12
15c
Properties
Silver
Jan
15c
1,000
11c
Jan
24c
Canada
& Dominion
22c
28c
22,050
16c
Oct
51c
Sugar
1
Elevators
Toronto
General
Toronto
Toronto
Iron Works class A
Mortgage
Towagmac
Traders
Class
—
Trusts
;
Exploration
Finance
class
A
1.00
1.14
4,700
81c
Jun
1.08
12
10%
1.80
Oct
u
Jan
1,650
49
49
49
80
6.55
—
5.70
1,005
7
Oct
46% Jun
5.50 Oct
9% Jan
27%
Sep
12% Mar
49% May
6.75 Feb
16%
17
13%
13%
70
3
2.70
2.90
4,800
•
21%
22%
335
Canadian
Industries
Marconi
Canadian
Western
Canadian
Westinghouse
—
105
16
Feb
13
July
2.20 Sep
21%
Oct
18% Mar
15
Feb
4.10
Jan
25% Mar
•
33%
33%
34
250
1
3.85
3.85
3.95
1,244
•
10%
10
10%
921
•
common
Lumber
62
60
62
125
55%
Jun
Alcohols
3.00
3.00
100
2.75
Sep
3.20 Mar
Consolidated
38%
39
1,066
34% Apr
39'A Aug
18c 20%c
1,000
17c
♦
common
Paper
•
—
38%
31%
Oct
3.00 Jun
8% Jun
42
5.25
10%
72
Dalhousie
Oil
Dominion
Dominion
•
Bridge
Glass
—
•
72
70%
72
540
•
63 %
63 %
63 %
1,200
7%
common
55%
53%
Oct
Oct
69
57
Mar
Feb
Jan
Feb
Feb
28c
Feb
83%' Jan
66%
International
Paper
Utilities
Loblaw
comomn
5
Inc
Aug
Minnesota & Ontario Paper
5
Pato
1
27%
3,852
27
612
24% Aug
29%
Jan
36
115
27
Oct
38
Jan
27
__
55%
26
27
27
6
27%
2,260
24
Feb
27% Jan
47% Jun
55% Mar
Consolidated
Pend
Gold
Dredging
Oreille
3.55
1
*
4.40
Thrift
•
22
200
4.50
1,045
32
32
280
28
Apr
15
Oct
32
Third Canadian Gen Inv
3.60
4.25
—
•
Price
Bros
3.35 Aug
3.70 Sep
3.60
Oct
6.50 Jan
34
*
1.70
Jan
13%
13%
100
12
Jun
14
Yukon
31
25
28%
Feb
31
Mar
*
17%
17%
17%
75
15 %
Apr
19% Aug
105
106
21
7%c
105%
7%c
3,200
•
28%
27%
28%
28%
28%
28 %
200
2.20
2.20
2.50
21,999
•
2,515
101
Apr
6%c Sep
26
Sep
26% Mar
1.51
Sep
Consolidated
1
FOOTNOTES FOR
•
Feb
31
1
15
52%c
15
15
100
4.40
5.00
425
4.40
Oct
5.25
22
22%
150
13%
Jan
22'A
51c
55c
8,700
50c
Sep
69c
1
15
Oct
31
50
Ltd
Co
Stores
2.25 May
—20
u
B
Trans Empire Oils
449
8%
•
Canadian
a
Toronto
25%
8%
.*
Collieries
Canadian General Invest
Mar
11
0
Mines
25
8%
5
Vinegars
Canadian
Apr
28c
1
Gold
Torbrit
8
1.90
—10
Thompson-Lundinark
Tombill
25%
*
_J.
preferred
Bulolo Gold Dredging
Sangamo
Taylor
7,600
7%
Mar
1.46 Jan
—*
common
7"%
S
Jun
19c
38c
•
Gold
Tamblyn
7%
High
10
24% Jun
Feb
July
50c
Grass
100°
7% Sep
21
July
7
Apr
24% Jun
Jan
—25c
Surf Inlet
22
1
International
Contact
Sudbury
22
•
Co common
Commercial
Stedman
50
Mar
18
4
class A
Jun
22c
—
Brock
26
30c
♦
Preferred
1.15 Jan
30c
.
Stanley
Jan
Low
8
.Mar
22c
4
(1944)
20%
Ronge Since Jan. 1
High
8
_
*
Corp
Canada
Southam
Shares
Jan
1.15
Feb
56c
._1
Oil
for Week
Low
*
—
Sales
Range
Sale Price
Anglo
Sigma Mines (Quebec)
Silanco Mining
Week's
of Prices
Last
Feb
24%
•
certificates
36%
107
14c
par
Odd
Feb
OUT-OF-TOWN
value.
lot
sale
AND
t
(not
Included
In
d Deferred
in
e
delivery sale
year's range).
privileges.
(not included
rCash
x
price.
sale
delivered.
wiWhen Issued.
Selling ex-inter°st.
f Flat
wdWhen
Ex-divMend.
u
fcx-righis.
z
Ex-stock
May
4.00 Mar
CANADIAN
(not Included
In year's range).
MARKETS
Ex-liquidating dividend.
(Un) Admitted to unlisted trading
year's range).
July
30% Mar
30
No
dividend.
Oct
Apr
Oct
July
41
42
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
(1606)
Monday, October 26, 1953
OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotations for Friday,
October 23
Investing Companies
Mutual Funds—
Par
Aberdeen Fund
-25c
Affiliated Fund Ihc
American
American
Mutual
1.25
Business
Bid
Ask
97c
88c
4.81$
Obligations of Government Agencies
Mutual Funds—
Johnston
5.20
Fund
(The)
Par
Bid
Ask
Figures after decimal point represent
one
32nds of
more
or
a
point
Mutual
Inc
1
30.10
Bid
30.70
Federal
X3.94
4.21
Inc—1
11.02
11.98
"A" Inc—1
9.50
10.27
B-2
"B" Inc__5
17.64
19.17
B-3 .(Low
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc-1
2.98
3.26
K-l
(Income
Stocks)—1
16.81
18.34
1
8
8%
K-2
(Appreciation Pfd Stks)_l
25.79
28.14
2%s Feb.
1,
Holdings Corp
1
Blue Ridge Mutual Fund Inc—1
2
2%
S-l
(Quality Common
32.98
35.98
2%s June
1,
9.36
10.17
S-2
(Income Com
1
17.86
19.49
•
20.95
22.53
S-3
(Appreciation Com Stks.l
14.68
22.68
24.52
S-4
(Low
Ask
Bid
Federal
Bank
Land
Bonds—
16.01
1
Ask
Banks—
Loan
Home
1
Shares
Fund
Axe-Houghton Fund
Axe-Houghton Fund
Beneficial
Corp
Blair
Bond
Inv
of
Tr
America
Boston Fund Inc
——
Bowling Green Fund Inc—
Net
Broad
Street
10c
Invest
Bullock
General
Canadian
Fund
5
Chemical
23.24
1
8.30
8.97
19.52
10.34
11.29
Priced
6.07
1
5.68
9.42
35.92
3.61
3.98
Equipment shares.lc
Electrical Equipment shares_lc
3.02
3.33
4.36
4.80
shares—lc
3.00
3.31
Furnishings shares—lc
3.09
3.41
3.49
3.85
(Net Asset Value)
Managed
20.67
General
7,250
134
Home
139
Fund
Industries
.1
6.63
7.21
lc
4.82
5.31
15.16
14.68
Petroleum
lc
4.56
5.02
Xll.99
13.03
Steel
1
—
Non-Ferrous
value
asset
12.75
Manhattan
28 %
9.66
9.76
35.66
36.02
15.59
17.14
5.05
5.53
Fund
beneficial
—1
6.98
7.65
Investment Fund..l
6.48
—25c
1.78
of
9.96
10.83
Howard—
2.36
14.18
Fundamental
Futures
1
12.52
12.52
1
10.44
11.35
asset
Inc
value
Mutual Trust
Shares
beneficial
1,
1958
99.14
2%s June 1, 1954
100.6
100.10
Wide
Nation
8.66
Fund
1
Investors
15.13
16.24
1
Corp
Balanced Series
Bond
11.41
1
Income
Certificates
2%s
Feb.
15,
June
Speculative Series
Stock
—
Series
Stock
Series
6.64
Natural Resources
6.81
Natural
2
18.65
20.44
1.68
I.83
18.49
19.99
59.03
63.47
5.52
6.00
7.03
7.71
Aviation shares
———lc
9.32
10.21
Building shares
lc
8.48
100.29
Chemical
lc
8.76
9.60
(The) Stock Fund_lc
8.46
lc
4.66
5.12
lc
5.06
Equip shares
Food
shares
Fully
administered
bond
General
Dec.
1953
1.
15,
100.8
1954—.—
of
3.97
4.35
Investing
lc
2.62
2.87
1
England Fund
preferred
17.52
18.94
5.65
6.15
5
8.38
7.64
24%
26
5
Scudder,
Fund
Stevens
inc
Scudder, Stevens
Dated
Due
Common
Stock
Petroleum shares
lc
6.43
7.05
lc
2.78
3.06
Equipment shares
lc
4.02
4.42
shares
lc
7.52
8.24
lc
6.69
7.34
stock
shares
Tobacco shares
lc
shares
5.11
4.65
lc
7.14
7.83
1
10.42
II.39
Inc—1
t
Growth
Companies
Growth
Industry
Inc
Shares
24.58
25.32
Guardian Mutual Fund Inc
1
11.47
11.82
Hudson Fund Inc
1
11.58
Foundation Fund Inc_10c
Incorporated
Investors
Institutional
Shares
1
14.10
Amer Shares
_2%
Shareholders Trust of Boston—1
12.98
14.03
25.36
27.42
7.76
8.50
Selected
14.10
1.84
2.01
10.01
Investors
Street
1
Investment Corp
Growth
Institutional
Bank
Institutional
Ins
Fund_lc
Fund—lc
Fund
Institutional Found Fund
lc
bl.90
1.50%
2.75%
9-
1-53
3-
2-53
12-
1-53
bl.90
1.50%
3.00%
7-
1-53
6-
1-53
12-
1-53
bl.90
1.50%
2.90%
8-
3-53
5-
2.30%
4-
1-53
1-
4-54
bl.95
1.70%
Television-Electronics
94c
1.17
bl.00
Fund
United
1953
bl.00
0.70%
Dec.
bl.05
0.80%
Jan.
7.
bl.10
3.
Dec
10,
1953
Bank
of
Bank
of New
Bankers
Bid
York
38%
40%
——100
61.00
64.50
Chemical Bank
22.37
Continental
14.99
1
5.41
12.30
10
51 %
52%
Trust—10
6
1
4.18
4.57
12.04
13.09
1
Inc
Empire
Trust
16
Y)
5.65
6.17
Federation
Bank
First
National
21 %
23%
36%
38 %
the
of
of N Y
City
100
5.88
6.43
4.63
5.06
7.84
8.54
1
13.86
14.14
1
9.58
Ins
1
20.06
21.88
1
18.90
20.43
Irving Trust
1
4.11
4.44
Inc
Wall
Street Investing Corp
Washington Mutual
Investors
Wellington Fund
Whitehall
Fund
Wisconsin
Investment
Inc
Co
Unit
Type
Trusts—
Square
10
(The)
Bank
E
9.32
10.65
Brook
1
2.10
2.40
Amer
Trust
Shares—
New
Ask
Par
5
100
20
25
Bank
36
38
10
48
24
Merchant Fire
Assurance
5
41%
4
10%
11
10
82%
86 %
New Amsterdam
Bankers & Shippers
10
53%
57%
Union
Casualty
Co
Crum & Forster Inc
Employees Group
10
Assoc
Employers Reinsurance
24
1
10
National
52
115
118
28
122
118
20
18%
277
,
25%
&
Arkansas Pow
Beneficial
Loan
Bank.:
National
United
12%
42
44
Bank_20
71
73
Bank—20
National
States
St.
Louis
Amer
37
40
Bank—20
41%
44%
17
52%
55 %
27
30
25
48 %
51%
Mutual Bank & Trust
25
60
63
St.
20
60%
Nat'l
Exchange
Boatmen's
National
First National Bank
Manufacturers Bank
Mercantile
Louis
Trust
Union
& Trust_20
Co—
Trust—
60
Trust
100
& S
A—6.25
31
106
Pub Serv Co of N Hamp
4s_1983
64%
160
103
Grove
Bank
Bank
&
1
180
64
87%
Poto Tel
24
Commonwealth Edison 3%s_1983
103 %
103%
27%
29%
1973
102%
102%
Duke
1983
105%
105%
Tenn. Gas Trans 5s
1973
103%
104
1983
105%
105%
Wise Pow & Lgt 4s
1983
105
105%
105%
7
8
54%
56%
Indemnity Co
Casualty Co
10
Phoenix
Republic
(NY)
24
25%
St
39%
41%
5
56%
58%
16%
17%
351/3
Standard
46 %
U
Lgt 3%s
1983
104%
1968
104%
105%
El Paso
1983
104%
105
New
4s—1983
103%
104%
92%
961/2
Household Finance 4%s
Ind & Mich Elec 3%s
27%
29%
Louisiana
Pow
Lgt
511%
Pacific
33%
351/4
Philadelphia Electric
40
43
Potomac Electric 37/aS
34%
49 %
Finance
Tel
1977
3%s_1978
Chemical
37/aS
106
105%
103
103%
103%
103 7/a
1959
4s
100%
101 Vs
Gas 5.65%
Nat
England Power—
preferred
_
Gas
5.85%
pfd_l00
_
_
100
102%
CD CO
Transmission—
preferred
1984
105%
106 %
Texas
105%
106%
105%
100%
101%
102
104
Texas Power & Lgt—
105
100
1
100
37/eS—1983
103%
to"
1988
Elec
$4.84
Serv
$4.64
pfd
•
preferred
105%
—
511/4
10
46
48
100
765
785
FOOTNOTES
62%
64%
b
Bid
S
Fire
38%
40%
k
admitted
3
2
24%
25%
FOR
•No par value,
Fidelity & Guaranty Co__2
.
4s
36%
10
3%s
4.60%'
Tenn
Pacific
S
Westchester Fire
&
8%
9%
Tel
Natural Gas 4s___1973
Stocks-
48%
lo
Accident
Travelers
169 %
&
18%
10
(New Haven)
Springfield Fire & Marine
33%
44%
Power
65
17%
12%
Security
5
lo
Florida
62
2
& Marine
5
Hartford
3%s
lo
Seaboard Surety Co
U
Stauffer
Power
Duquesne Light 3%s
10
(Texas)
10
42%
3%s
lo
Reinsurance Corp
Bell
Southern Calif Edison
&
5
—
Providence-Washington
39%
Ask
—
22%
Peerless
41%
1973
Bid
Bands—(Cont.)
Southern
Pacific
37%
4%s
Ask
Southern
55 %
164 %
105%
105
49%
lo
Lgt 4%s__1983
10<f
46%
lo
&
Security Issues
103%
47%
Hartford Fire
32%
104%
44%
Hanover Fire
Francisco
of Amer N T
1984
53
Paul Fire
Bank
Chesap
85 V2
68%
43%
Portland
45%
82 %
63%
Steamboiler
41%
45%
10
61%
L_5
Pittsburgh
43%
Fire
66%
American
Security-First National
43%
Pacific
10
Rutgers Fire
38
Trust—20
84%
Bid
74%
95 %
(SanFran)—10
& Republic
36%
&
61
Recent
43
91%
Philadelphia
Falls
25
Angeles
San
Trust—33%
Bonds-
72%
89
5
Los
27
12.50
28
Corp
287
Illinois
Bank
41
3.33 %
86
of Newark
45
2.50
North River
Northeastern
Northern
26
General Reinsurance
43
City
2
Fire
10
Fund
Jersey
5
York
Md
of
38
10
Casualty
Hampshire Fire
New
4
Fidelity & Deposit
Great
*
10
Federal
Globe
10
35%
199%
36%
10
National Bank of Detroit
United
5
Fire
New
Globe &
50%
43%
Automobile
Glens
10
100
25%
21%
National
Firemen's
Co
51
5
22%
10
32%
181
Bonding
58 %
of
Trust
176
56 %
Assn
~25
10
32
of
25
Firemen's
31%
26 %
Lincoln National Life
30
32%
49%
200
34
10
194%
48
276
10
N Y__lo
Co
Merchants & Manufacturers
National Fire
Fire
&
29%
268
5%
Continental
42%
Continental
Bank
65%
48%
City Nat'l Bank and Trust—25
Jersey Insurance
5
185
335
4%
Ask
85%
10
31
50
320
46%
88
Massachusetts
Fire
20
Peoples 1st Nat Bank & Tr—20
2
41%
2014
Connecticut General Life
420
Mellon Nat'l Bank & Tr__—100
Trust_17%
&
Bid
25%
Camden
385
405
Cleveland
First
—20
86
82 %
5
370
100
250
23%
19
39%
Insurance Co of North Amer
Casualty_5
Co
Ask
243
1,520
21%
22%
1,480
63%
10
Home
56%
Maryland Casualty common
$2.10 prior preferred
Insurance
Bid
_100
_100
Tower
40%
Boston
Bank-.
110
Chicago
49%
Surety
National
107
33
Bank
National
United States Trust
237/s
American
Par
First
25
98
31
10
Trust
Nat'l
68 %
95
20
City Bank
York
66 %
100
Morgan (J P) & Co Inc
National
54%
10
—
Kings County Trust
Long Island Trust-;
of Freeport
2.50
51%
20
20
Y
N
Guaranty Trust Co__'.
Meadow
Diversified Trustee Shares—
Series
Franklin
Manufacturers Trust Co
32
Re-Insurance
1.28%
Companies
First National Bank
Franklin National Bank—
Hanover
Fund
(Newark N J)__2 V2
Co
408
396
Industrial Bank of Commerce_l0
Fund
10
American
1.22%
bl.30
10.27
Income
47%
&
———
64%
10
1
Line
30
Fidelity
-
Bank
1
Value
10
American
bl.32
1954
128
124
Trust—-10
&
Fiduciary Trust
Public
4
1954
21,
Detroit
Van Strum & Towne Fund Inc_l
Insurance Companies
Amer
61%
10
—
Rye National Bank
Assur——5
1.20%
16
Trust Co
(White Plains N
2.61
Automobile
1.15%
bl.30
62%
Trade
Equitable
1.10%
bl.28
6%
61
&
Sterling National
American
1953
1953
1954
47%
13.37
1
Shares
Fund
Value Line Fund
4.95
1
Fund
Fund
Fund
Science
Ask
52%
46%
State Bank of Albany
American
2.15%
382
51%
—_*15
Trust
&
Bank
5.51
American Alliance
370
10
1
Agricultural Insurance Co
b2.30
6-11-54
Ask
Trust
Chase National Bank
1
lo
1-53
Chicago—(Cont.) —
1956
Aetna Life
Jan.
Co__10
Manhattan
the
1955
141%
Jan.
1.00%
Par
Series
.
2.05%
1.00%
York—
Series
54%
0.90%
Bank & Trust
North
137%
2.00%
b2.25
1.05%
24,
bl.15
1953
16.98
10
1.90%
b2.20
County
Inc
United Continental
United
17,
bl.15
:
1953
11.98
10
b2.15
3-54
bl.25
14,
27,
Dec
16.62
Co
1-54'
1-54
bl.25
31,
1953
10.96
Insurance
34-
1.80%
Bid
19,
Independence Trust Shares
Casualty & Surety
b2.05
1953-
12,
12.52
Aetna
Dec.
Nov
16.61
Aetna
Dec.
0.50%
Nov
22.05
Fund
Accumulative
United Income
1.29
Bid
0.30%
bl.00
1953
1953
11.51
Par
Ask
1-54
Treasury Bills
5.
15.19
1
2-
Ask
29,
Boston—1
of
10-
Oct.
1
Investors Management Fund
1-53
5-
2.70%
Bid
*
13.75
Texas
14.01
85c
2.50%
United States
lc
Investment Co of America
97.10
96.24
Bid
Due
2-53
Corn Exchange Bank & Trust_20
10.82
12.81
Dated
2-53
11-
1
Ltd—
Institutional
Trust
12.52
Rate
11-
1-53
New
Stein Roe & Farnham Fund
Railroad
Ask
1.50%
2-53
7-
56.34
7.24
8.88
Investment
56.34
1
6.47
6.26
.
•
Fund—
5.90
8.10
Bid
bl.90
2-
19.52
& Clark—
6.60
shares
98
96.12
1958
19.12
18.06
(net asset value)
lc
Bond
1,
97.2
2.75 %
& Clark
shares_lc
shares
97.24
1958-
14.34
17.59
1
State
Company
98.8
1957
32
14.06
Fund—
9.60
5.70
Income
(Geo)
9.22
shares—lc
lc
Utility
Putnam
25
1
2.50
Inc
Inc
Sovereign
lc
Steel
Trading
Fund
Fund
9.29
Merchandising shares
shares
Railroad
&
Street
Pioneer
9.38
Mining
RR
Petroleum
8.56
Priced
98
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
Bate
Nov
Canada
8.48
Bond
98.20
101.28
101.26
1957
1,
Oct.
99.4
98.8
1956.
1957
15,
11.06
lc
Institutional
Low
shares—lc
shares
l%s
99.21
99.26
98.24
1956
1,
100.1
1955—
1,
l%s April
99.19
99.23
1955
15,
15,
April
100.10
99.31
5.55
10.12
Machinery sliares_lc
Industrial
27/eS March
1%S Dec.
l%s
Treasury Notes—
3.67
5.08 I
Inc—lc
Fund
Resources
$1.50
5.56
Electrical
l%s Oct.
100.29
l%s March
l%s April 1,
1%S Oct. 1,
5.02
3.36
Pacific Amer Investors com—10c
9.27
Common
100.31
100.27
9.29
shares
100.22
p
Ask
8.14
4.59
1
Fund Inc
New
Pine
shares
100.11
100.14
100.20
2%s Aug. 15, 1954
2%s Sept. 15, 1954
2%s
Bid
100.13
—
point
Notes—(Cont.)
100.10
1954
1954—
a
7.25
7.45
1
Series
6.22
1
Trust
Investors
Automobile
Treasury
1954
22,
1,
32nds of
more
or
Maturity—
Indebtedness—
of
2%s March
2%s
Ask
9.89
6.63
1
Series
9.05
1
1
Stock
6.06
Securities-
Group
99.24
113%
112
12.34
1
Series
Preferred
Growth
-lc
General
96.12
National Security Series—
1
Inc
Corp
Bid
Maturity—
2.75%
Securities—
1
Fund
Capital
General
-1961
100
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness & Notes
Nov
Gas Industries
Panama Canal 3s
2.35%
interest—.
1
Inc
2%s May
100.7
2.30%
Of
lc
—
96
100.7
100.3
15.41
lc
Investors
Inc
1957-55.
100.3
1954
16.59
Funds Inc—
series
1,
1954
Bank for Cooperatives—
Central
100.10
100.7
30.37
15.11
40
38
7.97
*
series
stock
99.24
i
w
17.73
28.24
_1
2.59
10
stock
Preferred
1955
1956
Corp—
18.34
Fund Inc_l
Franklin Custodian
16.40
interest—*
Fund
5.08
16.96
Founders Mutual Fund
1,
1,
1954
Fund—
Invest
24.84
4.90
.-5
First Boston Corp
Common
23.23
33.20
—20c
—
Inc
Industrial
Financial
31.05
1
Fund
Fund
99.24
99.16
2%3 Feb.
2%s May
l%s Oct.
l%s March
Shares
National
1
Fund
1955-54
100.11
100.13
15
15,
20.39
1
Life
beneficial
Balanced
Stock
18.86
1.96
.1
Dreyfus Fund Inc
Fidelity
1
Mutual
7.10
Equity Fund Inc
interest
4.58
8.45
/>
Mutual Fund of Boston Inc-—1
Net
Dividend Shares
7.71
Trust—
Mutual
stock—_1
Stock Fund
4.16
Inc__10c
Fund
Investors
Inc
Units
Diversified Growth
Diversified
of
Bond
Massachusetts
Inc—
common
1,
100.4
99.30
Mass investors Growth Stock
1
Funds
lc
Massachusetts
1
Fund
Diversified
lc
shares
11.79
_1
value
asset
Metals
shares
26 %
Inc—
2%S Feb
1954
100.9
April
Figures after decimal point represent one
—1
Inc
100.10
1,
6.63
Paper shares
—
2%s Nov.
100.10
27/8s
1954
100.3
100.8
1954
15,
March
100.1
1953
Funds—
19.11
7,050
Feb.
2.75s
Loomis Sayles Mutual Fund—
Business
com—10o
2.75s
35.92
_lc
Nov. 16,
10.30
_•
2.60s
6.23
25c
1
Fund
&
Stocks)
Automobile shares
———100
Balanced
Stks)_l
Com
17.18
De Vegh Mutual Fund Inc—
Eaton
Pfd
11.68
Inc
Delaware
17.89
15.89
Securities
Diversified
1
;_1
10.79
Vegh Income Fund
Net
26.28
Bonds)
Bonds)
Stks)_l
Ctfs
Net
24.09
Priced
1
Consolidated Investment Trust-l
De
27.66
Lexington Trust Fund
Composite Bond & Stock
Concord
26.46
Bonds)_1
Grade
1
(Speculative
————1
preferred
Composite
(Medium
Bonds)-
—_1
Commonwealth Investment...
Fund
(Investment
B-4
25.53
Inc
Trust
Fund
Christiana
21.50
23.31
Inc
Fund
Shares
Century
8.63
,7.98
—1
Corp
Fund Ltd
Canada
B-l
Knickerbocker Fund——
value
asset
Keystone Custodian Funds—
yield
Stock
to
listing
Exchange.
OVER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES
t
price.
x
on
the New
York
wi
y
New
stock,
Ex-dividend,
When
issued,
Ex-rights.
I
Volume 178
Number 5267
...
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1607)
*'
THE COURSE OF BANK CLEARINGS
clearings this
week will show
liminary figures compiled by
a
decrease compared with
a
Third Federal Reserve
Pre¬
year ago.
based upon telegraphic advices from the chief cities
us
©f the
country, indicate that for the week ended
Saturday, Oct.
cities of the United States for
which it is possible to obtain
Bethlehem
Chester
4JB% below those of the
corresponding week last year. Our preliminary total stands
$18,733,378,278 against $19,670,020,257 for the same week in
1952.
At this center
loss for the week
ending
the week follows:
New
CLEARINGS—RETURNS
BY
'
■-
1953
$8,958,658,885
_!
Boston
•__
_i
Louis
Z
L
__
669,716,678
v
,,
374,600,000
574,062^75
+
312,067,369
______'*
501,644,013
297,893,733
,
'
+ 4.6
5.3
.
7
r '
••{ -Ten
.
v-'V :>•'
c
:l'x
)
Tptal
1
,
,.
•West
V
,
—
for!week--\.
for the week
cannot
furnish
the elaborate detailed
not available at time of
week in all
statement, however, which
we
In the
following
furnish
we
a
i
Week Ended Oct, 17—
1st
New
-'3rd
12 cities
York_____
12
the week
going to
____
Richmond
Atlanta—
"7th
Sth
St.
|"9th
Louis
Kansas
31th
Dallas
32th
San
i,
Dec.
8,715,754,891
8,845,167,206
or
1951
%
744,047,091
9,507,984,362
1,084,341,802
1,148,429,451
—
5.6
1,322,824,433
"
now
1,190,105,781
1,199,472,090
—
0.8
1,188,165,527
"
593,054,043
—
2.4
622,960,206
964,677,134
—
4.8
954,612,167
—
1.5
1,366,549,817
737,685,135
—
0.3
664,389,206
Grand
(10
534,015,768
—
1.9
526,174,628
"
523,802,608
"
584,713,412
6
"
445,127,685
440,349,493
____10
"
1,001,762,305
1,019,249,036
610,830,309
—
4.3
643,905,178
1.1
480,954,138
—
1.8
19,195,000,233
—
1.6
showing the figures for
:i__
Sioux
$
Inc.
or
Dec.
%
1951
/
.
^
_!•••'• •••-'
Hampshire—Manchester
"
.
-"*•
"
-
$
''
York—Albany-
J
_--_____i_y_r_r
2,053,941
4,728,179
507,752,678
2,827,118
—
0.1
+ 14.9
621,453,008
2,606,471
157,254,547
152,487,422
551,14&183,411,00*
964,677,134
—
4.8
954,612,167
927,712,873
+
2,025,711
4.2
1,651,717
1,358,212
+ 17.4
13,101,017
12,031,74o
7,395,943
+ 36.8
6,113,365
5,384,215
10,837,021
93,699,000
10,707,769
8.3
7,505,169
—18.6
65,241,000
11,203,329
—
8.4
—
5,090,721
99,465,193
+35.8
1,392,368
2,824,177
+
8.5
12,085,848
Ninth
3,785,185»
86,210,045
82,219,145
5.1
4,920,248
4,970,54+
9.6
35,999,340
16,065,328
35,618,235
5,859,001
42.785,319
18,138,944
—
—
—13.4
1,682,265
6.6
1,944,124
954,972,384
0.5
7,517,203
2.5
+
+
3.1
9,931,430
29,401,337
+ 19.1
34,053,861
16,725,113
15,760,217
+
6.1
16,097,720
+15.0
34,739,700
17,047,856
9.8
8,558,717
2.8
8,305,118
6,157,144
5,883,191
1.4
6,279,788
5,271,305
1,286,589,082
cities)
1,306,125,381
1.5
1,366,549,817
1,256,039,880
340,200,000
358,900,000
Louis
371,500,000
359,300,000
976,324,06®
6,312,305
14,050,001
+
3.4
+
4.8
153,877,392
152,790,274r
—12.8
166,946,724
153,155,313
204,755,703
195,413,753
156,525,234
179,456,612
2,884,694
(4
3,514,770
—17.9
3,365,090
735,665,631
cities)
Federal
Reserve
737,685,135
0.3
664,389,206
8,514,461
8,481,319
362,705,441
127,996,539
127,317,168
:
Dakota—Fargo
Dakota—Aberdeen
Helena
8,680,438
(7
9,931,659
4,776,681
4,917,697
6,204,415
6,393,051
12,862,767
14,269,433
523,802,608
534,015,768
:
Total
—
2,740,839+
667,586,223
District—Minneapolis—
345,767,307
Paul
North
cities)
Federal
0.4
+
8,812,912
7,772,94®
2.2
355,354,306
362,514,797:
0.5
130,162,30®
—12.6
122,854,013
11,216,480
2.9
5,038,010
5,363,325
3.0
7,060,153
6,204,390
—
+
—
—
—
—
9,569,02®',
9.9
15,838,754
16,012,463
1.9
526,174,628
537,599,25®
Reserve District—Kansas City—
985,712
1,146,315
—
9,165,878
157,266,527
-
Kansas—Topeka
9,533,587
Wichita
929,893
10,144,443
6.0
+
924,570
9,543,793
173,379,196
1,116,615
760,627
+ 24.0
725,221
529,133
4.0
9,133,203
8,331,717
9.3
201,674,731
177,346,193
8,719,847
—
—
—
6.0
1.7
17,288,851
2.3
384,017,528
10,699,95®
13,907,335394,231.292;
3.4
13,866,415
11,594,603
3.1
3,630,690
2,935,60?
21,571,459
371,918,936
13,737,246
14,215,579
4,134,052
4,265,882
3,788,777
4,295,042
—11.8
3,732,077
3,055,288
584,713,412
Joseph
21,212,975
363,383,859
City____
610,830,309
4.3
643,905,178
623,391,751
—
Colorado—Colorado Springs
Pueblo
-
Total
36,467,300
0.2
2,080,388
1,597,898
744,047,091
+
—
—
—
(10 cities)__
756,148,592
2,052,388
2,055,846
636,905,955
620,757,035
—
2.6
+
Eleventh
38,959,533
4,741,052
121,755,696
2,790,767
=19,766,402
■
8,883,518
17,955.414
59.0
+
21,601,407
Galveston
Wichita
___!
7,442,000
Falls
Total
4,446,262
+
4.4
129,773,975
122,299,986
—
1.1
2,266,288
2,489,089
Reserve
9,155,531,249
+ 12.8
28,277,456
+
10.1
20,971,625
15,867,111
+
1.1
480,954,138
1.9
199,518,767
440,349,493
450,213,850
178,606,849
5,093,554
189,777,657
80,390,981
—
187,498,315
+ 19.4
5,835,456
5,378,457
3.2
182,067,079
—19.2
90,690,702
176,604,173
80,751,29%
17,819,889
—
+ 16.1
14,260,950
+
6.3
12,093,652
496,949,921
+
0.8
629,039,527
12,403,03®
539.204,43%
17,543,475
+
2.2
19,989,811
.18,104,89®
5,306,109
—
Barbara
18,911,324
500,683,166
17.924,348
-
5,428,364
12,285,961
,
>vt
13,950,179
2.3
6,130,698
4.948.7H®
—11.6
13,117,609
13,787,97®
—
—
13,739,742
57,500,111
5,831,385
11,992,75#
21,952,174
Jose
19,553,600
+ 16.4
+11.1
65,658,170
—
8,845,167,206
Total
Grand
3.5
*69,188,002
67,555.017
9,307,964,362
9,116,098,796
Outside
•
^-
(10 cities)
total
(111
56,993,533
1.5
C.—
"
Beach
27,709,973
16,609,933
j.^N«wark___*:_-__-r'iy)59,648,290
.^Nortbefn New.3eK^Z___Z_i__i
tt,;. 63,392,888
6,980,829
12,398,919
64,924,090
Stockton
'
8,173,00®
1.3
7.3
10,855,254
San
8,781,546,131
7,450,000
+
175,144,095
Francisco-
Santa
5.2
36,341,01^
15,165,384
San
2,778,720
378,478,35S>
42,060,616
+
183,726,546
—
Pasadena
2,560,876
2.0
9,397,345
403,074,614
District—San Francisco-
take City
California—Long
8,989,160
1.8
5,953,546
6,081,139
Utah—Salt
—
0.2
6.5
11,569,784
445,127,685
Oregon—Portland
-4,416,694
+
12,411,322
__,
(6 cities)
Federal
7,851,000
—
—
6,028,311
Louisiana—Shreveport
17,016,311
0.4
—
34,740,401
Yakima
+
+ 26.7
371,330,635
32,494,316
Worth
Fort
28,535,113
8,904,127
377,868,218
Dallas
9,095,892
53,683,505
340,862
-it.
8,7^.5,754,891"
Federal Reserve District—Dallas—
Texas—Austin
Washington—Seattle
26,864,211
1,876,821
8,799,581
Montana—Billings
15,738,300
31,538,400
Rochester.30,291,847
cities)—
16,805,663
5,967,753
Minneapolis
St.
11.644,332
8,679,492
8,493,842,718
Connecticut—Stamford
8,606,57®
3,012,883
8.2
+
1,075,875,442
8,322,175
14,799,729
—
(17
Total
2,875,588
11,995,080
{ 2,921,149
Wa
6,121,695
69,147,00®
1,199,639
+32.6
13,019,440
.Yor4£-__-^.__---L_Z„___LjL; 'f,V8,323,830,434
-
•
—22.9
1,792,774
Kentucky—Louisville
Tennessee—Memphis
Illinois—Quincy
2,850,828
1,155,998
2,760,432
(11
7,952,67®
675,955
640,041,069
2,559,603
2,306.207
Total
10,493,202
—20.1
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis-
4,125,994
127,083,522
Jamestown^
Syracuse
176,520,361
16.8
+
15,373,504
Missouri—St.
1,976,639
+31.9
4,759,078
Elmira
p
156,919,363
9.5
+ 15.3
—
7,329,471
Rockford
St.
+29.0
4,876,971,
61,959,927
Buffalo
New
4,800,66;e
112,726,66+
950,542,275
Springfield
$
2,154,295
♦
cities)
6,395,059
5,686,859
133,425,079
14,459,143
1
Peoria
Twelfth
e
741,673
15,708,756
Decatur
Second-Federal Reserve District—NewvYork—
"V
9,392,727
5,558,107
City
Missouri—Kansas
35,020,699 '
Island—Providenoe.
J'Binghamton
1.7
22,938,892
104,355,42*(: V
327,662, m*
+ 12.3
38,697,466
Illinois—Bloomington
Chicago
1950
36,254,300
.
•
Mew
5.3
+
5,333,980
3,936,517
Lincoln
8,948,446
_______
Haven__________
(12
2.6
—
9,760,223,915
1,569,607
Total
24,178,228
107,017,339
334,900,000
9,227,722
6.4
—
107,632,525
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
city for the
3,394,680
Bedford
i
5.9
641,282,673
9,809,177
Omaha
1952
3,248,809
Connecticut—Hartford
Mew
+
>
9,941,135
Haute
Tenth
each
6,433,264
Worcester
New
622,960,206-
—
177,605,627
Nebraska—Fremont
^ 507,460,832
Lowell
Rhode
2:4
76,299,000
Wayne
Bend.—
18,541,770,046
2,778,377
Portland
Massachusetts—Boston
105,562,53*
—
2,111,136
Iowa—Cedar Rapids
Des
Moines
17 for four years:
$
«,
-4,316,15V
304,475,93®
16,970,013
Indianapolis
1,056,501,187
10,039,468,984
'.First Federal Reserve District—Boston—
—
0.1
3,129,24V
14,560,182
209,2J8, 60*
10,119,892
South
1,172,433,480
9,525,969,363
1953
1.166,261,369
District—Chicago—
Arbor
Terre
450,213,859
1.7
18,019,812,081
statement
9,828,11®
{398,259,33*
s5,189,814
259,553,931
118,570,285
7.6
•4.4
—
124,737,950
918,067,803
Orleans
South
623,391,751
+
9,377,865,609
Maine—Bangor
Springfield.
+
—
8,286,752
■-
866,182
125,706,412
Minnesota—Duluth
—
17,701,696,043
detailed
7,190,05a
,f
4,220,378
19;646,000 t'
215,779,998
5.3
4.1
—
26,404,442
160,654,786
cities)
Indiana—Fort
537,599,256
7
10
Clearings at—
>
1.3
—
—
114,119,436
5,423,153
Rapids
Hastings
New
1,188,165,527
340,800,000
7,849,641
Lansing
Week Ended Oct. 17
River
0.8
—
593,054,043
10,829,509
Michigan—Ann
667,586,226
'
Fall
429,453,160
124,408,219
140,109,049
1,256,039,888
week ended October
/— 5.7
41,645,
6,040,597
4,059,581
27,968,325
Seventh Federal Reserve
927,712,873
1,306,125,381
our
39,970,200
12,100,885
641,282,673
City—.
=
1.0
240,498,470
i
Total
1,166,261,366
578,859,088
735,665,631
add
6.3
+
20,034,000
197,837,026
6,216.747
106,860,746
Louisiana—New
1,342,933,579
918,067,803
York
9,556,73V
251,987,42k
447,794,600
461,763,905
+ 45.3
=
331,800,000
Mobile
9,116,098,796
7
111 cities
New
230,632,882
1.4
Reserve District—Atlanta-
Mississippi—Vicksburg
756,148,592
1.5
—
1,286,589,082
______
0.2
+
578,859,088
cities)
Macon
$
"
City_____
1,342,933,57®
8,203,898
+
+
6,347,992
,6,689,046
240,426^618
Florida—Jacksonville
Alabama—Birmingham
1950
$
2.6
+
4
Total
We
Inc.
$
"
Francisco
\< Outside
1952
1
"
Minneapolis
30th
1,322,824,433
4.1
—
492,711,403
118,955,820
Columbia—Washington
(6
Total
10
:__
9,727,672
240,498,591
-4,006,308
18,979,000
189,802,296
*
Georgia—Atlanta
Augusta
present further below,
_______17
Chicago
5.6
—
1,199,472,090
Nashville
press.
6
■4th Cleveland
-6th
t
620,757,035
"
13,147,2.77
11,449,60/
CLEARINGS
636,905,955
"
Philadelphia——.—__ll
5th
BANK
$
Boston
-2nd
OF
1953
13,805,302
14,097,861
-
1,190,105,761
i
6,298,641
2.6
•
summary by Federal Reserve Districts:
SUMMARY
..
390,244,836
Carolina—Charleston____
District of
able to give final and
complete results of the previous week — week ended
Oct. 17. For that week
there was a decrease of
1.8%, the aggregate of clearings
for the whole
country having amounted to $17,701,696,043
against $18,019,812,081 in
the same week in 1952.
Outside of this city there was a
loss of 1.6%, the bank
clearings at this center showing a decrease of
2.0%. We group the cities according
to the Federal
Reserve Districts in which
they are located and from this we note
that in the New York
District (including this
city) the totals register a falling off
of 1.5% and in the
Philadelphia Reserve District of 5.6%, but in the Boston
Reserve
District the totals record an
improvement of 2.6%. In the Cleveland Reserve Dis¬
trict the totals show a
decline of 0.8%, in the Richmond
Reserve District of 2.4%
and in the Atlanta Reserve
District of 4.8%. The
Chicago Reserve District suffers a
loss of 1.5%, the St. Louis
Reserve District of 0.3% and in the
Minneapolis Reserve
District of 1.9%. In the Dallas
Reserve District the totals are
larger by 1.1% but
in the Kansas
City Reserve District the totals are smaller
by 4.3% and in the San
.Francisco Reserve District
by 1.7%.
are
'
367,925^44
Maryland—Baltimore
has to be estimated.
cases
1,148,429,451
:
7,068,569
3,101,573
3.2
+
47,737,300
Tennessee—KnoxVille
as
13,359,820
11,620,755
12,204,296
Vltginia—Huntington
South
—4.8
today, inasmuch
5,091,793
+
—
Reserve District—Richmend—•
by the foregoing will appear
them
3,444,609
19.2
9,225,993
12,323,409
cities)
Sixth Federal
covered
+35.9
6,951,011
9,327,467
241,-064,311
499,485,557
,i__
Federal
0.1
$18,733,378,278 $19,670,020,257
—-
2,808,658
-50,753,500
(7
Total
.all;feities
_
_
Virginia—Norfolk
5.0
+
757,353,590
6,147,288
1,084,341,802
'■itRichmond
*.
Saturday, and the Saturday figures are
Accordingly, in the above the last day of the
we
<
2.5
—
$17,974,968,652 $18,912,666,667
ends
In
3,786,767,965
756,409,626
issue of next week.- We
our
Total
Ftftfc
'
'
cities,*-fiw-.daysZ.4i---—-I—-—'
Complete and«exact details
;
In
•
0.5
1,289,000,00®
3,377,785
3,921,875
+
.
/
5.6
—
•:
All..clties,^ne^fty^;___-_^4-_:
i
■
'"lx:
'V
Total all
V
'<•'
•'
•3,092,04«,130
--is
f...
.
'. Z '
414,282,920,522 415,125,898,702
-----
+ 19.6
1,607,858
;
^
'■
V
cities)
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
,
Baltimore
3,304,659
6,563,277
11,988,886
—
.Mansfield
—8.0
528,541,972
.
Jersey—Trenton
..Youngstown
—6.9
410,847,635
;
4,896,09*
8,287,630
13,006,401
Columbus
2?4
+
4,505,774
1,267,000,000
6.3
—
3,816,411
_
Cleveland
-
1,545,58»
6,593,276
(11
1
1,440,582
1,477,756
_
Ohio—Canton
5.7
4.1
-534,305,000
Pittsburgh.
'
/
+
—
377,981,865
;
,-
633,324,135
397,000,472
383,600,000
San Francisco
•■.
3;1
1,239,057
2,093,118
0.9
—
3,951,255
__
4.0
—
1,213,000,000
8.6
+
380,898,207
-
_
_____
______
{_■
_
$
-+21.1
4,181,068
1,095,000,000
Fourth Federal Reserve
District-—Cleveland—
—
924,732,848
1,175,000,000
"Kansas'. City
St;
%
$9,798,593,391
962,150,546,,.
Philadelphia—
:
1952
York
Chicago.r>_
-
_
TELEGRAPH
'</•
—
__
Delaware—Wilmington
Total
'?
..
_
1950
$
+ 38.9
5,062,277
1,026,000,300
_
Reading
for
summary
1951
%
+ 33.3
1,296,117
1,821,519
Scranton
"
Week Ended Oct. 24—
New
Our comparative
1,522,567
1,804,964
_
WiLkes-Barre
'York
Friday of 8.6%.
Dec.
1,800,911
_
________
Philadelphia
3t
$
43
1
'
'
1952
2,029,791
_
i
t
_
Lancaster
weekly clearings will be
a
_
*
District—Philadelphia—
Pennsylvania—Altoona
24, clearings for all
*
'
Week Ended Oct. 17
Inc. or
1953
$
Bank
there is
i
•
t
*
—r~:—
•*
.
,
.
"Estimated.
1.019,249,036
1.7
1,172,433,480
18,019,812,081
1.8
19,195,000,233
9,377,865,609
New York City—
'
1,001,762,305
Jj'f 17,701,096,043
.___;—
cities)^
9,525,969,363
1.6
'....
I'
jI
—
1,056,501,1IT^
18,541,770,04®
10,039,408,964>,
■
.
V
•
-
9,760,223,915/
.
Chronicle... Monday, October 26. 1953
Commercial and Financial
The
44
(1608)
Bank
different
requirement of Section 522 of the Tariff Act of 1930, the Federal Reserve
certifies daily to the Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers on the
countries of the world. We give below a record for the week just passed.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES CERTIFIED BY FEDERAL RESERVE BANK TO TREASURY UNDER TARIFF ACT OF
OCTOBER 16, 1953 TO OCTOBER 22, 1953, INCLUSIVE
Pursuant to the
Buying Rate for Cable
Noon
Unit
Oct. 19
Friday
Tuesday
Oct. 20
Oct. 16
$
S
Argentina peso—
Basic
-
——r
.133333s
Preferential
Australia, pound
Belgium, franc
Brazil, cruziero—
—
—
2.237300
2.235557
.325950
.325950
1.018281
1.018515
1.016601
1.017421
.210200
.210250
.210500
.210450
.210150
dollar
.325900
dollar
.00435401'
,00435401s
.00435401*
.00435401*
,00435401s
—
—
Ceylon,
rupee
Finland,
Markka
(Metropolitan), franc-
—-—
———
.
France
Mexico,
.210600
2.810000
2.808750
.116270
.116270
.116270
.116262
pound—
.264100
2.780012
2.781559
2.782178
.496766s
.496766s
.496766*
.496766*
,496766s
.0349000
.0349000
.0349000
.0349000
.0349000
U.
S.
.193233s
.193233s
.193233*
.193233s
.193233s
Philippine Islands, peso
.140154*
.140154s
Portugal, escudo
Sweden, krona
U.
S.
.233200
2.798879
2.799501
2.798256
2.809375
2.810039
2.808750
2.807968
-
United
2.805625
Kingdom, pound sterling
.233175
.233162
.233050
2.795143
$1,06'/r
action
no
held
meeting
Value
.658327st
,658327st
.561797st
.561797*+
,658327ft
.561797l*t
Vogt
.561797st
.425531 *t
;425531*t
Washington Steel Corp. .(quar.)
,658327*t
,425531st
.425531s t
.531914st
,531914st
,531914*t
.344633s
.344325s
.344300*
.344673s
,425531st
Uruguay, peso
•Nominal.
—
tApplication
Manufacturing Corp. */<quar.)—,
Walker
.531914*+
.531914st
,344300s
Uruguay, peso
Uruguay, peso (free rate)
4%.
••Temporarily omitted.
&
Statement of Condition of the
Twelve
preferred .(quar.)___—_■—;___
(quar.)
conv.
West
Loans to brokers and dealers for
carrying securities decreased $96 million.
loans increased $20 million. Loans to banks
release.
press
purchasing
or
Real estate
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
Virginia
Holdings of Treasury bills decreased in five districts
increased in the other seven, resulting in a net
thousands of dollars)
(stock
F.
856,621
——
—
and
U.
869,949
—
.
1,823
—
securities:
Govt,
S.
94
—
10,883
+
11,395
—
2,578
Industrial loans
1,236,419
4,144
—
260,080
advances
outright—
Bought
2,056,312
+
1,685,112
5,851,541
+
855,825
'
13,773,671
...
-
3,666,150
——
1,685,112
repurchase
under
Held
855,825
'—
+
25,347,674
$158
U.
Inc.
25,347,674
securities—
25,610,332
15.000
+
26,489
—
1,685,112
+
Total
Due
F.
and
loans
R.
"
Bank
premises
Other
1
7,099
—
235,533
+
28,695
61
—
+
4,485
+
201,120
assets
13,090
+
178,536
4,281,736
50,142
items
cash
Uncollected
813,340
—
22
foreign banks
notes of other banks
from
9,467
+
296,194
—
+
—
65,408
320,708
chasing
Other
Liabilities—
26,037,172
101,284
—
+
729,195
Deposits:
accts.
bank-reserve
Member
19,567,281
530,309
Other
357,656
181,886
+
460,588
—
Foreign
U.
S.
acct._
Treasurer—gen.
512
17,324
—
—.
—
+
87,910
223,080
112,593
Total
accrued divs._
and
liab.
3,455,521
21,801
50,430,328
1,409,975
174,059
+
20,915,834
deposits
376,400
+
562
—
272,105
+
—
—
4,679
403,996
965
—
96
+
102
732
6,418
656
—
+
—
to banks
Loans
loans
Other
_.
____
bills
certificates
Treasury notes
31,319
2,013
5,438
6,625
.____
U. S. Government securities—total
17,243
2
Treasury
of
U. S. bonds
Cash
indebtedness—1
___
with
Federal
with
+
46,334
Time
deposits
U.
Government
+
22,866
+
+
7,808
27,543
;
251,764
296,194
—
—
320,708
—
Affiliated
combined—
liabilities
on
purchased for
Aluminum
S.
except'government
demand
Interbank
deposits
deposits:
banks
_i
;
11,322
+
+
1,229
—
673
Foreign banks
•October
0.2%
44.5%
—
+
629s
—
19
168
—
—
Amerada
shows
the
ended
Oct.
ances
with
ances
with
969
—
80
+
3,478
+
10,103
2,449
—
statement of weekly reporting member
Federal
Reserve
System
demand deposits
credited to domestic banks, and decreases of $624 million
in United States Government deposits and $168 million
adjusted,
and
$629
million
(St.
61
1,502
1,436
districts, and
a
agricultural loans in¬
total of $55 million at all
of $19 million in the St. Louis
lion in New York City, and $13
District, and
District.
a
(Chicago
revised
District, $14 mil¬
million in the Atlanta
decrease of $18 million in the Cleveland
Changes according to industry
Co.
Car
.7%
a
Distilling
appear
in
an-
from
net
net
.
Bank
Port
Phenolic
American
Screw,
American
5%
Note
Co.,
Concession
6%
preferred stock
8% debentures
Corp.,
4*/2%
prior
American
Dodge
and Issue—
Bosch
preferred
stock
-I
1964
Nov
1
General
Hanna
.
sinking fund debentures, due 1962
Nov ,1
& Rubber Co., 4V2%
preferred stocku.—Nov 15
Outdoor Advertising Co., Inc., 6%„pfd. stock__Nov. 16
Tire
(M.
A.)
Co., $4.25
1269
preferred stock——
Dec
1
1272
1272
1057
*
♦
11- 2
10-14
11- 1
11- 1
10-20
10-20
$1.12'/2
12- 1
11-20
10-28
11- 2
11- 2
11-16
10-30
11- 2
and 34c
sales of
.
50c
37%c
.
25c
25c
56'/4C
$1
50c
$1.75
'
.;
(quar.)_
preferred
Viscose
Corp.
American
Zinc,
common
Works- Co.,
Lead
iquar.)
Inc—
.
25c
50c
It- 2
10-19
11- 4
10-26
$1.25
50c
11- 2
11-30
10- 5
10-16
^
10-20
10-19
T
(quar.)
Cb. (quar.) _____
Anglo-Canadian Telephone Co.—
4V2%
10-16
10-16
11-10
,11-6
10- 9
11-25
11-30
10-31
11- 2
11 2
& Smelting—
prior preferred
Clayton
,11+ 5
25c
,
(quar.)
Water
10-46
10-.15
10-15
$1.25
Building
&
t56V4C
preferred
(quar.)
Electric Power—
11- 2
10- 9
$1.12V2
15c
11- 2
11- 1
10- 5
10-15
$1
$3
12-22
12-22
12-15
12-15
Appalachian
4V2%
preferred
(quar.)_'_
Applied Research Laboratories (quar.)
Arcade
Cotton
Mills, com.
(quar.)
Page
Date
15-yr. 4%
Firestone
1369
1369
1159
REDEMPTION
33A% debentures, due
Manufacturing Corp.—
..
Corp.,
—Nov
7
Oct 26
Oct 30
12-11
3-12
12-11
3-12 '
10?19
15c
Corp.__
4%%
preferred
Anderson
1-2-54
4-1-54
1-2-54
4-1-54
10-29
30c
$1.25
(quar.)
(year-end).
American Smelting
& Refining, common
7%
1st preferred
(quar.)
,
American Thermos Bottle
(quar.)
$5
Page
Date
PARTIAL
Company
TENDERS
and Issue—
Mills Corp.,
Erlanger
—
(monthly)—
(quar.)
Co:* (bi-monthly)
American
Ship
11-16
50c
Corp.
Co., common
investment inccme
realized
gain from
preferred
American
10 19
11-20
75c
75c
$1.75
$1.75
50c
(quar.)
Metal Co., Ltd. v.
preferred
(quar.)
___.
Mutual Fund
(year-end)—
American
OF
(quar.)
(auar.l
(quar.)
preferred
from
10-23
10-22
4c
35c
income—
securities
6%
tenders, and the page number gives the location in the
current volume (except where indicated) in which the
details were given in the "Chronicle."
NOTICE
Co.
Products
Home
16c
.11*15
Inc.—
American Natural Gas, common:
preferred and common stbcks called for redemption, in¬
cluding those called under sinking fund provisions. The
date indicates the redemption or last date for making
Company
62'/2C
z
Marietta
5%
list of corporate bonds, notes,
"
12- 1
11-2
50c
preferred
preferred
non-cum.
American
11- 5
10-30
50c
—
•
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
non-cum.
American
!;
——^
11- 6
11- 6
10-17
.10-26
10-15
12- 1
12- 1
11- 1
+25c
$$1.31
12V2C
10c
—
Foundry
&
7%
11-13
,
Co.
American-News
Below will be found
12-10
93%c
•
<quar.)_
Co.-r-„
net investment
(quar.)
from
Can
Common
District).
Notices
12-10
1-2-54
20c
25c
10c
40c
♦
(quar.)
Insurance
Business Shares,
Common
123
556
Redemption Galls and Sinking Fund
9-18
10-30
10-30
10-21
11- 6
10-16
(quar.)__
Book
American
Asuncion
and
reporting member banks; the principal changes were in¬
creases
Louis)
American
American
industrial,
creased in most
figures
10-27
12- 1
12- 1
11- 2
11-25
11- 5
.1—::
_
Corp.
Automobile
American
216
in
borrowings.
Commercial,
7
7c
tlOc
t27V2c
common
(quar.)
Petroleum
American
4V2%
24.G43
in leading cities
following principal changes for the week
14: Increases of $160 million in reserve bal¬
Federal Reserve Banks; $289 million in bal¬
domestic banks, $346 million in demand de¬
the
America,
(quar.)
Canada, Ltd.—
of
Ambrook Industries,.Inc.-
2.0%
Condition Statement of Member Banks
of
Co.
American
—
10-20
—
of
Co.
preferred
4%
79
3,224
11- 1
.
Co
5V4% 2nd preferred (quar.)
Amalgamated Sugar, 5% preferred
+
.
(quar.)
-
preferred
289
—
10-30
Inc.—
2,036
2,895
$3.75
accept¬
foreign
correspondents
Industrial loan commitments
The condition
Fund,
Airfleets, Inc.
Altes Brewing
+
346s
127
624
10- 6
11-20
.
Agnew-Surpass Shoe Stores, Ltd., common—
5y2% preferred <s-a)____—
_____
Air-W'ay Electric Appliance Corp. (year-end)
2,805
+
11-2
-
preferred A
non-cum.
.
3%
$3
payable
option
American
53,307
18,995
6%
!
Holder«
from net realized security profits
in stock, or cash at holder's
Special
62
—
'
Payable of Ree.
(quar.)
dividend
Aluminum
239
:
50c
Corp.
(quar.)
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp.
Co.,
When
Per
146
1,108
1,996
3,094
52
941
1-20
11- 6
10-20
11-16
Share
of Company
Adams-Millis
+
—
.
we
American
certificate re¬
deposit and F. R.
Contingent liability
in
2
Fields
Gold
preceding table.
93
—
50c
5c
*
gold
to
posits
+
+
12-18
25c
1
+
banks
deposits adjusted
Domestic
banks
—
12-18
1- 2
2- 1
11-23
give the dividends announced in previous
weeks and not yet paid. The list does not include divi¬
dends announced this week, these being given in j the
Below
+
Borrowings
ances
—
11-20
1-2
25c
——
(extra)———.—:+
Mfg. Co.
Consolidated
Yuba
Quarterly
Demand
185
584,676
51,556,334
note
40
84
8
54
12- 1
3%
—4
1—
Yale & Towne
14,254
Banks——
Reserve
domestic
14,088
+
262,023
(Section 7)
serves
+
—
+
10-30
11-20
50c
10-31
Ltd.—
—
American
Surplus (Section 13b)
Other capital accounts-
of
—
—
+
—
47
412
25c
12- 9
12- 1
30c
(quar.)
Co.,
&
—
——
Monthly
Liabilities—
Capital paid in
Ratio
—
—
Light
W.)
(F.
Extra
36
160
7,546
;
in vault—
Balances
+
—
2
20
116
2
11-16.1
1-15
——-
•—
1,018
securities
Other
Capital Accounts—
Burplus
+
pur¬
carrying
or
loans
Rear estate
Reserves
304,187
—
55
1,696
for
securities
Treasury
Deferred availability cash items
Other
1,211,578
10,009
+
purchasing
for
+
+
12-1
1-31
11-14
_
._
&
Power
Monthly
2,394
securities
carrying
or
loans
296
2,344
+
—
11- 2<
90c
$1.50
(year-end)--
com.
Extra
agricultural
dealers
and
+
137
7,955
brokers
213
137
23,201
to
Loans
—
—
78,902
and
industrial,
Commercial,
Wrigley
Aeolian
40,037
—_
12-1
12-1'
12- 1
25c
Power,
Co.—
regis, (s-ai
(Wm. Jr.) Co. (monthly)
Stock
40,658
Investments—total
and
Loans—net
Loans—gross
loans
51,556,334
Total assets
1952
(In millions of dollars)
Assets—
Loans
Oct. 15,
1953
12-15
12-15
45c
^25c
25c
preference
6%
10-30
12-4
10-26 +
———$1.25
_______
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)— _—__.i_
preferred
6%
1
u
11- 4
.
10-26.
10-30
1-29
Machine
Is-a)
preferred
3.60%
Name
since
Oct. 7,
$5
17'/2C
343sC
11- 2;
10-30
12- li
12-13
11- 2r
2-19
__.—___
(s-a)..____
A
B
Electric
Wisconsin
(+) or
dec. (—)
Oct. 14,
1953
__
:
;
Sewing
Gibbs
&
preferred
•
11-15
12-17
11-15
11-15
11-20
.(quar.)_______—<
preferred
5#
5%
Woolworth
.
Govt, securities.
S.
Co.
Wisconsin
•
Total
Willcox
in most districts;
the principal changes were increases of $118 million in
the Chicago District, $97 million in the San Francisco
District, $73 million in the Kansas City District, and $68
million in the Cleveland District, and a decrease of $213
million in New York City. Time deposits increased $127
million, largely in New York City and representing de¬
posits of States and political subdivisions and of banks.
Borrowings decreased $116 million in New York City
and by smaller amounts in most of the other districts.
A
summary
of assets and liabilities of reporting
deposits adjusted increased
Demand
preferred
conv
Oil
..
11- 4
$1.1.2%:
;
.
11-16
,
Quarterly
securities decreased $36 million.
member banks follows:
15,000
—
agreement
de¬
million in New York City. Holdings of
increased $54 million. Holdings of "other"
Treasury notes
143,583
52,646
334.723
cash
Discounts
+
of
crease
1952
1,380,002
—
2,646
R.
20,899,723
Other
i
50,000
20,043,102
—
for
fund
Redemption
notes
1953
1953
certificates
Gold
Oct. 22,
Oct. 14,
Oct. 21,
5%%
11- 9'
11- 2
11- 2
300#
<quar.)__—
com.
12-1
11-20
11-16
,
11-16
12-10
1- 2
,
—_—
__________
Inc.,
10-30
11-16
11-16 +
11-16
-
Alabama
of
Stores
Auto
Paper—
(quar.)
Railway
White's
million; the principal change was a
decrease of $84
dec. (—) since
Assets—
Western
&
dividend!
preferred
4+2%
and
Inc. ( +) or
Pulp
11-16
12-15
12- 4 v
14c
75c
50c
40c
Point Manufacturing Co.
Wilcox
$116 million.
decreased
.20c
25c
25c
(year-end)______
(quar.)________
common
„
-25c
,,r
—
Co.,
Common
other
'
end
Year
.
!____
(quar,)—
Wayne Screw Products-Co.
Weeden
depends upon type of merchandise.
Co.
&
West
(In
11c
33c
30c
—
.«.-••
-
12-14
11-20
1- 1 * 12-16
75c
$1
v
Sugar, (Cuba 1,-.(final»_
.561797st
Uruguay, peso
••
.
•
.
<quar.);
Chemical
.658327st
Uruguay, peso
20):.
Oct.
on
.
pay¬
com.
on
Pipe & Foundry Co. .iquar.) __—___ —
Playing Card Co.——
——Line Income Fund (From earned, inc.)
Vertientes-Camaguey
Vick
11-19
25c
$1
-
took
at
ment
12-1
45c
Co.—
(Directors
.233214
2.797322
__
Switzerland, franc
—
Union of South Africa, pound
Lines
S.
.140154*
11-10
10-31.
10-31
10-31
12-15',
12-15
—
—
preferred ::(quar.
4%%
U.
.140154s
11-20
11-16
11-30
11-30
12-28
1- 1
lyear-endl—
common
conv.
.140154s
$1.25
+37c
J10c
tqr.ar. 1
——————
preferred
iquar.)
U. S. Hoffman Machinery Corp.—
2.780940
krone
A
Payable o* R*a
_
Co.,
S.
$4
Share
.
Corp
Ltd., class
(quar.)__;
B
Special
Finishing
U.
.264100
.264100
.264100
.264075
2.777846
peso
New Zealand,
Corp.,
Class
.210466
2.808020
2.805625
Netherlands, guilder
Norway,
.210266
2.809375
.116262
2.805625
pound
Ireland,
»
Building
United
.00285625
.00285535
.210200
.210150
—
.00285625
.00285625
.00285535
India, Dominion of, rupee
Tower
•
_
Holder*
When
Per
Name of Company
1.015937
British Malaysia, Malayan
from page 10)
(Continued
0 0
.326100
.326750
———-—
1274
Dividends
u #
*} ft
Canada,
*
**
lt'4
•s
Basic
1158
1476
this issue
in
•Announcement
.0200625
■
Free ——'
Page
Date
& Power Co.,: 3%
Light
2.238047
.0200625
.0200625
.0200656
.0200625
1165
1
CALLED
.0719820*
,0719820s
2.239043
2.238545
—Dec
_
.133333*
.133333s
,0719820s
,0719820s
_
.200000*
.200000*
,133333s
,133333s
:
,0719820s
Free
1278
convertible debs.—Dec
1
Hotel Waldorf Astoria Corp., 5%
inc. debs., due 1954_Nov
1
Penton Publishing Co.," class A' stock--——Nov 16
$
S
.200000s
,200000s
.200000s
1475
Oct. Ti
Oct. 21
*0
ISSUE
1274
1
1
1
.
1978
and Issue—
Company
Thursday
Wednesday
Monday
bonds due
3%
mortgage
1930
United States Money)
Transfers in New York (Value in
<"
Co.—
ENTIRE
First
Connecticut
Country and Monetary
Co., 4%
Terminal
Union
1372
1
first mtge. bds., due 1965——Nov
Mathieson Chemical Corp., 4%% debentures, due 1987
Nov
Midi RR. Co., 4%
foreign bonds, due Dec. 1, I960-.
Dec
Tennessee Gas Transmission Co., 47/8 % debs., due 1971
Nov
Foreign Exchange Rates
Page
Date
and Issue—
Company
Interstate BriJge
Common
_L
(quar.)_
6% preferred (s-a)
Archer-Daniels-Midland
Co.t
.
Argus Corp. Ltd.,=.common . (quar.)_________
4J/2% conw pref. Jquar.)___
—
Armour
$6
&
Co.—
11-13
115c V 12-.1
.10-30
$$1.12%+ ; 12-JL. 10-30
50c
12- 1
"1 $3
10-27
...
convertible prior
preferred
(accum.)
-
10-12
Volume 173
Number 5267
...
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
Per
Name o)
Company
Associated Electric
When
Share
American deposit
receipts ord
Stock dividend
(one
this
A,
Per
Name of Company
payment
clears
7y2%
10-28
9-17
10-28
9-17
(quar.)__
12-22
12-
$1.25
Extra
Coast
11-
2
$1,083/4
11-
2
$1.083/4
11--2-
:
(quar.)______
(Conn.) (quar.)
Coast Line Co.
Atlantic
$1
$1.25
RR„
preferred
12-11
12-11
11-13
$1
(s-a)
preferred
series
B"
Corp.,
12-11
11-13
4%
11-10
10-23
4%
$1.25
Atlas
conv.
convertible
Atlas
Steels, Ltd.
Austin,
Nichols
$1.20
conv.
preferred
Co.,
prior pfd.
Avcq Mfg. Corp., $2.25
A
$1
11-
2
>.
capital
uVt-
2
10-
11-
1
11-
1
56'Ac
____
11-
2
10-15
11-
2
10-10
____
10c
11-
1
10c
12-
1
Rubber
"
4y4%
Clark
'
:
;
-
10-31
10- 7
15c
10-26
10-15
10c
10-26
-
50c
1-
$75c
12-
1111-
'•$6 '1st preferred
Belmont Iron Works
Beneficial
Corp.
-
Club
.
Oil.Co.
5%
preferred
Bliss
Ltd.,
pfd.
C.t
(quar.)
(quar.)
10-26
earned
in
1953
Common
11-
12-24
10-
10-31.
75c
12-24
12-12
Bon
Ami
Co.,
Bondstock
Booth
(Sidney)
class
Corp.
and
Boston Edison Co.
WOven
25c
9C
(quar.t____
25C
A
Co.____
-
10-20
Products,
Inc.
____
■
5%
Co.,
(quar.)
convertible
5%
preferred
Steel
common
Falls
Co.
Connecticut
Buda
Company
Buell
Die
Buffalo
Bullard
'
.
&
Inc.
Co.
Stock
(quar.)__
11-16
11-
10-28
10-15
11-
V
,11- 2
1
11-
2
pfd.
dividend
2
10-
2
10-
1
2
10-15
10-31
10-30
10-23
11-25
-
10-29
12-24
1-
8
11- 9
10-
11-: 2
11-16
11-
2
1
1
preferred
California
Power
com.
Pacific
Title
11-
1
(quar.)_
15c
12-
75c
11-
1
Water
<fc
preferred
$1.25
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.
preferred
California-Western
dividend
Campbell,
Camden
(quar.)
States
Class
Canada
,
Assoc.
Ltd.,
10-10
1.
General
,
1
11-
1
10-10'
1
10-10
Canadian
100%
.
Industries,
Canadian
10c
11-
tl5c
10-26
$$1.25
12-
$
$$1.25
12-
1
common
Fund,
11-
2
(quar.)
Ltd
12-17
12-
$20c
$8c
11-
2
10-
9--
10.
9
11-11
11-13
9-30
2
10-15
11-14
10-15
t$1.12y2
1-15-54
12-30
$$1.25
11-16
10-30
Ltd._—
_
Utilities, Ltd., 5% pfd. (quar.)
Casualty Insurance (stock dividend)
Carolina Power & Light Co.
(quar.)
10%
11-
2
10-16
50c
11-
2
10-
Products—
9
J
/quar.)
4.20%
preferred
(quar.)
Celotex Corp., common (quar.)
£%
preferred
(quar.)
Investments,
U-30
11-14
50C
common
11-14
$25c
Co..
11-30
11-10
10-20
$1.05
,
—
—
11-10
10-20
37y2c
10-31
10-
8
25c
10-31
10-
8
$$2.50
1-2-54
12-19
9-25
2
Co.
?
Mfg.
Co.
Co.
5%
(quar.)
—
1
10-15
1
10-15
10-15
11-
1
10-15
Voting
8%
&
&
9
7
50c
$1
12-
1
11-16
11-20
11-
12-
11-20
1
31'Ac
12-
1
12-11
1-2-54
10-14
12-
1
12-15
90c
11-
2
10-26
10-20
2
10-
11-14
10-31
I-2-54
12-16
11-16
10-15
12-29
12-15
c
11-16
11-
2
12-21
12-
4
60c
11-30
11-
6
12-24
12-
4
11-
2
11-
2
10-
11-
1
10-20
10-31
10-
11-
2
10-10
II-16
10-27
50c
10-26
10-
$1.25
9
6
9
50c
net
10-26
10-
9
30c
10-28
10-
7
in¬
14c
(quar.)
11-
2
10-26
50c
pfd.
12-17
12- 3
10-
6
12-
3
11-
9
30c
12-
3
11-
9
$2
—_—
10-31
30c
—
12-
3
11-
9
I.
C.
C.
12-15
12-
4
12-18
12-
11-16
Detroit
25c
10-26
(quar.)
Detroit
Gray Iron Foundry Co
Detroit-Michigan 6tove Co.—
Corp.
N.
5.56c
in
____—
or
(year-end)
income
from
net
Dome
11-16
10-17
11-16
10-17
11-
2
10-
9
11-
2
10-
9
$3
—
2.44c
payable
security
10-28
10-14
$37V2c
11-
from
cash,
10-15
10-31
10-23
10-31
10-23
net
Ltd.
of
quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)____
Philadelphia
Insurance
Sterling, 7%
(Newark)
preferred
Brothers
Gear
&
convertible
(incr.
Pressed
Machine,
AA
10-21
1
10-21
25c
(quar.)
1
11-24
11-16
11- 2
11-16
20c
10-30
10-29
$12'/2c
10-19
11-
$1.25
10-15
2
11-
20c
55c
1
10-23
11-
1
10-23
10-31
$$1.12%
10-15
10-31
10-15
25c
(quar.)
11-
2
10-22
11-
2
10-22
$1
5%
Gar Wood
(quar.)
Co.
preferred (quar.)
General Acceptance, common
preferred
Common
Stock
Baking
11-
1
11-
1
10-20
10-31
10-19
10-31
10-19
11-16
11-
50c
12-
3
11-12
$1
—
11-
2
10-15
(quar.)
2
25c
of
12-15
11-14
11-
2
25c
Co.
11-14
11-
2
15c
(quar.)
1
2
12-
11-
2
10-15
I-8-54
50c
(quar.)
12- 4
10-30
1-
1-
25c
(quar.)___
2
11-20
15c
;
common
preferred
12-
Texas—
5%
Co.
10-20
37%c
preferred
Co.,
Electric
10-20
56'Ac
(quar.)
(quar.)
convertible
1
62%c
pfd.
dividend
convertible
10-15
11-
15c
(quar.)
Oil
10-15
10-31
$1.50
(quar.)
General American
2
37 %c
(quar.)
4%
preferred
10-21
11-
15c
(quar.)
com.,
10-22
2
12 %c
.__
(quar.)
common
Industries, Inc., 4%%
Gardner-Denver
10-22
2
11-
Corp,
(quar.)
preferred
2
11-
87%c
Securities
11-
25c
(quar.)
$1.50 preferred A
(quar.)
$6 preferred
(quar.)
Gamble-Skogmo, Inc., common
5%
preferred (quar.)
General
1
11-
$4
Co.
Company,
$2
11-
12-
17'/2c
(quar.)
preferred
General
10-15
$0.2156
(quar.)
Oil
Co.,
6%
10-16
10-31
32'/2c
common—
(quar.)
class A
Co.,
Gabriel
$1
10-29
10%
Industrial
$1.50
10-16
1
933Ac
Extra
Fullerton
&
10-15
11-
$1
Brush
$3.50
11-13
11-14
30c
Corp., common
preferred (quar.)
Class
10-14
12-18
Corp.—
Corp.
preferred
$2.20
10-16
$1.75
preferred
Steel
2
10-30
50c
s-a)
(quar.)
Froedtert
Fuller
11-
75c
dividend
4'/2%
4
75c
;
Forbes & Wallace, class B
Foster & Kleiser Co
Stock
9
12-
$1.50
(quar.)_!—
preferred (quar.)
12-18
4
75c
10-28
9-18
25c
11-25
11-10
General
Finance Corp.
preferred series A
preferred series C
5%
4%
Foods
General
Mills,
General
$3.75
$5
(s-a)
__.
(s-a)
Corp., $3.50
$1
pfd.
(quar.)
11-25
11-10
87%c
10-30
10-
9
62 %c
II-
2"
10-
9
933/4c
11-
2
10-
5
$1.25
Inc
11-
2
10- 5
11-20
Motors
Corp.,
preferred (quar.)
preferred
General
Common
*
(quar.)
Outdoor
Advertising
Co.—
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
General
50c
12-10
(quar.)
$1.50
11-16
(quar.)
$1.50
2-15
50c
1-2-54
12-15
56'Ac
6%
12-30
12-15
Package
General
Corp.,
Public Service,
(quar.)
com.
$6
$1.50
pfd. (quar.).
2
11-
11-
2
2-
1
9-30
$1.37%
$4
preferred
General
Utilities
5%
Corp.
9-30
2
9-30
11-16
10-16
11-16
10-16
35c
(quar.)
5c
Shoe
Corp., common
preferred
(quar.)
General
2
11-
!
Special
$3.50
11-
$1
(quar.)
Public
Steel
Wares,
preferred
Ltd.,
62 %c
4%%
10-31
10-20
$25c
common.
10-31
87 %c
(quar.)
11-16
10-16
10-20
$$1.25
11-
2
10- 5
25c
11-
2
10-
8
22 %c
n-
2
10-
8
50c
11-
2
10-15
(quar.)
Corp.—
55c
11-
1
10-10
dividend)
4%
11-
1
10-20
$1.27%
11-
1
10-20
.$1.25
-11-
1
10-20
(quar.)
General Telephone Co. of California—
5%
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Telephone Co. of Indiana—
$2 preferred (quar.)
General Telephone Co. of the Southwest—
$2.20
preferred
Waterworks
Common
payable
option—
(quar.)
Firemen's
53/4 %
ao-
12-18
Products, Inc.—
Association
Foote
10- 9
10-30
40c
prior preferred (quar.)
& Deposit Co. (Bait.)
(quar.)
(Marshall) & Co. (see Marshall Field)
General
and
profits
;
Mines,
in
1
15c
5.10%
8c
10-27
10-
8
45c
12-19
12-
12-
1
11-14
12-
1
11-14
25c
11-16
$17%c
10-30
(stock
preferred
4
25c
20c
Inc.
6%
Field
10-30
$1.06'/*
i.
General
at shareholder's
stock
Houses.
Extra
5
5
50c
(quar.)
"
Dixip Cup Co. (increased
Dobbs
10-
11-
25c
(quar.)
Shares
cash
10-26
11-16
25c
Year-end
Dividend
9
10c
Corp.
62'/2c
Fidelity
General
Disher Steel Construction Co., Ltd.—
$1.50 conv. class A pfd. (quar.)
Divco
10-
37 %c
Y
Fibreboard
4
5c
(quar.)
of
1
50c
(quar.)
Di Giorgio Fruit Corp., class A
(quar.)
Class B (quar.)
Discount
30c
Inc.—
Corp.
ap¬
12-30
common
20c
37'/2c
(quar.)
Department Stores,
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4'A%
Ferro
6%
12-
Co.,
participating
General
12-15
Match
4c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Common
10- 9
$1.12
90c
preferred
4c
1
preferred
Federal Screw Works
Fulton
75c
$1.50
£
(quar.)_
convertible
$1.20
5
50%
Diamond
A
7%
2
Denver Tramway Corp./ 1st preferred (s-a)_
Stock Yard (quar.)____
preferred
Class
11-
Western—
to
(quar.)__—._
(quar.)
Telegraph (s-a)
(A. J.;, Ltd., common
35c
(subject
A
preferred
Grain, Ltd., $1.40 preference (quar.)
Federal Loan
(Pittsfield), common
Franklin
25c
—
Denver Union
5<&
preferred
convertible
2%
62'/2c
683/4c
$35c
Federal
10-15
75c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Mfg.
convertible
5'/2%
69c
20c
(stock dividend)
com.
2
$2
&
Fedder6-Quigan Corp.,
5%
10-16
~
11-
35c
Common
Gasket
Farrington Mfg. Co.—
5'/2%
preferred
(quar.)
Fate-Root-Heath
(quar.)
Stores
$1.06
proval)
>
10-16
;
Franklin
50c
—
(quar.)
(quar.)____.—
(quar.)
dividend
12-10
6c
(quar.)
Co
10-16
87%
Light Co
Grande
Rio
25c
$0.185625
preferred
Brothers
10-16'
37 %C
common
debenture
,
Denver
10-16
2
$2
——
preferred
A
10-19
35c
2
$50c
—
Class
$1.12'/a
prior pfd.
11-
$2.50
income)
Mfg.,
11-13
(quar.)
Eversharp, Inc., common (quar.)
Falstaff Brewing Corp., common (quar.)—
11-
10-
10-20
$1.25
62 %c
10-10
10-20
15c
(quar.)
10-20
Co.—
preferred (quar.)
Erlanger Mills Corp., 4'/2%
33A%
11-
9-30
15c
62'/2c
(quar.)
com,
(quar.)
32-10
12-15
11-13
10-15
$10c
Fluor Corp. (quar.) ____±
Food Machinery & Chemical—
$17V2c
(quar.)
Phipps Stores, Inc., 5'/2%
Oil Corp.__—
Ltd
Firth
Y.)—
(N.
com.
(quar.)-
common
Corp.,
1st preferred
Railroad
Gale
Terminal
Water,
Steel
preferred
11-14
15c
(quar.)
Products,
10-20
20c
preferred (quar.)___
preferred (quar.).
&
Corp.
25c
10-31
9
$1.13
(year-end)-—
Railway
25c
$1.19
$1.25
11-
1
47 %c
40c
5%
$1.12'/2
Extra
(quar.)
Inc.
(increased quar.)__
com.
11-16
11-
75c
Dodge Mfg. Corp.
Ltd.
(s-a)
9-25
10-
11-
$50c
Fibre
15c
$5
Ltd.
(quar.)
Bank Trust
8%
6%
Erie
Freiman
preferred
investment
$12c
(quar.)—
Canada
10-30
2
11-
$12%c
Canadian
preference
1
11-
11-16
2-
11-
185C
$25c
Ltd
Ltd
(quar.)
Tractor
11-30
$31c
..
9-18
>,
1
1
10-29
$1.25
(quar.)
(s-a)
Co.
Mills,
(quar.)
25c
(s-a)
Power
9-30
-
Co.
&
2nd
Fostoria
Corp.
Stock
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Delaware
10-30
(quar.)_
11-
11-
55c
10c
-
7'/2c
37 %c
preferred
DennLson
10-30
11-16
.
Gas
Textile
Corp.,
Dean
9 '
11-16
11-16
$6c
,
35c
33c
9-25
Inc.—
(quar.)
Inc. (quar.)
Dayton Rubber Co., common (quar.)
r Class
A (quar.)_—_—
de Vegh Mutual Fund, Inc,
(from
9
10-
2
10-
1
51c
Deep Rock
11-18
"
$15c
Carolina
B
2
$25c
Co.,
10-15
11-
10-15
vestment
9-30*
8
11-
$$1.25
Refractories,
Cos.,
4V2 % ' preferred
Caterpillar
10-10
$ 10c
(s_a)
10-29
45c
10-
.
Ltd.,
Investment
Oil
,
12-
50c
._
Dock. Ltd.
Canadian
A
10-30
50c
(quar.)
Canadian
Catelli Food
'
Fund—
&
10-15
75c
50c
Daystrom,
10-10
11-
common—
Canadian-Fairbanks-Morse
5%
1
11-
■
preferred
Central
10-31
11-
11-
30c
——
Foils,
10-15
2
10-25
Dana
3iy4c
(s-a)
A;
Canadian Dredge
,
11-16
25c
Cannon Foundry
Insurance
2
11-
11-16
Davenport
Insurance-
Canadian Bakeries, Ltd. (s-a)_.
Canadian Bronze Co., Ltd., com.
Class
10-23
10-23
35c
Canada Safeway. Ltd., 5% 1st pfd.
t'. 5% .'" 2nd
preferred (quar.)____
Class
1
1
;__
■"^From investment income)
fcanada Northern Power Corp. Ltd.
*■", 5%
11-
25c
—
Life
11-
15c
Dallas
_:____
—
10-30
i
Curtiss-Wright Corp., class A (quar.)—
Dallas Power & Light, 4y2%
pld. (quar.)
''
$4.24
preferred
(quar.)
;/
5
11-
37%c
common
_____
10-23
62 %c
Curtis
10-15
50c
___■—_——
______
Wyant &
Fire
Extra
Canada
Co.,
_:
7
$1.17
____^
preference
common
(quar.)
Federated
____'_*—1
Press, 3y2%
Cunningham Drug Stores,
.
$1.40
Stock
Telephone
(quar.)
$1.20
•
11>
433/4c
—
preferred
12-
11-16
$1.07
_______
-—
Cuneo
Insurance-
(quar.)
____!_
v___—_____—
7%
preferred (quar.)—'___—____
California Packing Corp.
(quar.l_
$1
10-15
10-22
Royalty Oil
Crum & Foster.
10-15
1
___
Common
California
1
5
$1.37%
(quar.)
Craddock-Terry Shoe, 5% pfd. (s-a)
ClDwn Cork & Seal, Ltd. (quar.)—
10-15
$20c
(quar.)_
Co.,
(quar.)—l.„_____
11-16
11-
10-25
Exchange
Quarterly
10-15
11-
3
$10c
Corn Products Refining Co.,
Cosmos Imperial Mills, Ltd.
10-15
11-
$37c
12-
(Toronto)—
(extra)
Corn
<
9
$20c
10-15
11-
Ltd
—
31'Ac
(quar.)
Heating
Forge
Fire
(quar.)
participating
4'/2%
10-31
$1.75
common
(quar.)____;
10-20
5
Continental Gin Co.
10-15
37%c
12-18
11-14
Power
Continental-Diamond
12-11
10c
12-30
11-
25c
of America, com. (quar.)__
(quar.
Continental Copper & Steel Industries—
5% preferred (quar.)—
1
50c
12-18
-
11-13
12-
12-31
12 %c
12-31
12-10
•
2nd; partic.
$1
Natural
10-12
1
10-22
44c
(quar.)
A
4%
10-19
11-
10-28
$1.06'A
20c
17'/2c
(quar.)
Empire District Electric Co.—
5%
preferred (quar.)
5%
2V2%
(quar.)
Elastic Stop Nut Co. of America (quar.)
& Williamsport RR. (s-a)
4'/2 %
37 %c
(quar.)
1
preferred
preferred
Container
'
11-16
L-15-54
10c
_:
$2
Consolidated
9-30
11-
$1
—
preferred
10-15
$37 %c
preferred
$2.04
5%
11-
11-14
20c
(A. M.F Co., common (quar.)__—____
Byron Jackson Co., common (quar.(_____
California Electric
10-30
Consolidated
5
10%
preferred-(quar.)
Ltd.,
12-15
Consolidated
5
11-
$1
(quar.)_——____!__—
Caldwell;: Linen Mills,
$1.50 .1st 'preferred
10-20
common
__
11-
50c
(quar.)
:
Corp.
11-14
12-31
Consolidated Dearborn Corp. (quar.)
Consolidated Edison Co. (N. Y.) —
$5 preferred (quar.)
Consolidated Gas Co; (Ga.) (initial)
8
8c
—.
4%
10 14
Corp.—
&
$1.50
8
10-
20c
Co._
(Los Angeles)
10-14
2
5c
Association
Class
-
12-21
10-
10c
______:
__
11-16
2
11-
^___
—.
Elmira
Farmer
(quar.)._(_!
Light
Co.
Erie
30c
25c
dividend)
dividend
preferred
&
5c
Co.;
life
Products
Stock
4'/2%
Millwork
11-
2
$40c
Co.,
Co.
Empire
$2
Gas
Brothers
Enamel
11-30
10-30
10-27
11-
20c
10-22
12-16
—._
$40c
25c
preferred
11-16
12-16
10
10-30
$25c
Corp
1
2
1
$10c
Ltd.
Industries
conv.
2
2
10-15
11-
(quar.)_
(quar.)
11-
1-
1
(quar.)__
common
(stock
Co.,
121-
(resumed)
(quar.)—
Consolidated Chemical Industries,
10-30
10-29
4
realized
v.::$l;90'/preferred
15c
Bush, Terminal Co.
$3
•
10-15
10-29
$1.25
Byers
80c
i >
10-2
.
12-
■
-
10-15
2
11-16
1-
$2.20
2
37V2C
(s-a)
Co
.Extra
7%
11-13-
10c
,
95c
—_——
Burroughs
-
(quar.)
Machine
Forge
Bullock's
.11-25
$50c
____________
Corp.
(quar.)__
1-2-54
10-20
$20c
Quarterly
10-10
50c
(quar.)
Products
Buck
1930
Ltd.
10-15
11-
Ltd.—
Emhart Mfg. Co.
11-15
2% %
National
Confederation
,
7
income
(year-end)
Corp.;'
preferred
Conduits
10-23
Newspapers, Inc.—
Buchanan
Hill
11-15M;'110-15
$50c
—
Brooklyn Union Gas
5y2%
2
20c
10-
65c
Inc,__—
Natural
11-
20c
.__
Brush-Moore
Concord
10-23
tlOc
(quar.)__
Brockway Motor Co., class A preference
B
Fund,
2
+xuv
Ltd.——
(quar.)_
preferred
Class
10-15
Concord
"'
11- V
10-31
50c
preferred
11-
Brockton Taunton Gas Co.-
$2.80
10-30
tlOc
_____—
Forest
Stores,
Ekco
53c
since
Co.,
;
Test
6%
10-30
87 %c
4 y4'%". preferred j (quar.)
,4.65%
preferred
(quar.)^_
Combustion Engineering Inc. (quar.)
Commonwealth Edison Co., com.
(quar.)
$1.40 prefered (quar.)
$1.32
preferred
(quar.)_____—_________
11-17
68 %c
:
.
Columbia
.
10-29
12-1
$25c
B,_—
British
(quar.)_____
(quar.)
Broadway-Hale
Edgar
10-19
$1.12%
dividend
70c
—.—
Bourjois, Inc.,-$2.75 preferred
Bowling. Green.Fund : (quar.)—
Brantford Roofing Co., Ltd.—
Class
Pictures
$1
_________
.
.•Class
50c
___
Rubber
10-19
2
3c
Linoleum
1
$25c
'.
;
Co.
10c
(quar.)__,___
:___
Columbus & Southern Ohio Electric Co.—
12-15
11-13
25c
—
&
$4.25
repre-
^
(quar.)
Hose
2
11-
—
(quar.)
common
11-
(monthly)
Stock
approxi¬
18c
Inc.
(quar.)*.
Columbia
ordinary
(quar.)
,
Corp.,.
preferred
Boston
A
Co.,
(s-a)
Fisheries
4%
&
9
2
35c
Louis
10-30
11-
$40c
Eastern
Ry.—
(monthly)
6%: preferred (quar.),
2
11-
Duro
10-22
12-15
10-30
11-13
$20c
$37'/2c
25c
preferred
11-20
10c
&
Chemical,
10c
from
23c
5%
10-15
11-10
10-20
$30c
1
Paper
1
12-31
10-20
1
11-25
'
Extra
$1.06'A
______
Ltd,_
Ducommun Metals & Supply Co.
Duriron, Inc., common (quar.)
1
$1.12%
investment
of
Oilcloth
Chemical
11-
6c
from
30c
Dow
12-
/monthly)
Malting Co.,
Monthly
Monthly
Monthly
11-16
50c
1
11-
Dominguez Oil Fields Co.—
1
10c
11-
$40c
(quar.)
Extra
50c
(quar.)
Common
2
12-24
12-
10c
Southern
&
7
$1.25
preferred ./quar.)
Products C,o._______
4% 2nd preteried
Columbia Gas System
2
25c
12-16
25c
________
10c
31'Ac
Dominion Steel & Coal Corp.,
$1.75
_—
com., payment
11-25
1-
senting part of ,the undistributed net
long-term capital gains realized in 1953
,
Blumenthal
First
11-13
$62%c
10-10
50c
:
Colorado
;
11-
—
10-
1
■'«
common
distribution
10-23
11-16
1
11-
Inc.—
of
a
12-10
5
11-
20c
St.
preferred
Dominion Tar &
Dryden
87 %c
.
7c
representing
undistributed net
the
income
10-23
______
of
mately
.
10-23
10-23
(monthly)
Fund,
11-
Mutual-Fund,- Inc.—
Distribution
10-21
10-31
gains
10-21
20c
—
11-16
Illuminating Co.—
Breweries
and
62 %c
—
—_
5%
(N.
(quar.)
11-20
10-31
(monthly)
Year-end
25c
com. ■
12-14
Holdert
Payable of Rec.
$40c
2nd conv.
10-15
10-31
convertible
;
Colonial
10-21
10-31
11-16
25c
_________
Blue Ridge Insurance
Blue Ridge
10-15
10-31
15c
(quar.)__
W.) Co. ,(quar.)
Brothers,Tobacco Co.,
HVpi preferred (quar.)
Corp.,
1
11-
•
50c
.-
(quar.)——
(E.
Ribbon
10-15
5c
common
Bloch
Blue
10-16
10-31
30c
r«
(quar.)
(Phila.),
11-
11-20
—
(s-a)
common
Quarterly
$1
Colgate-Palmolive-Peet Co., com. (quar.)
$3.50
preferred ; (quar.) _________
,_'
Coghlin (B. J.) Co., Ltd. (quar.)
10-20
11-2
15c
-
(quar.)—1—
Bishop
11-
20c
(quar.)______
Dominion
10-31
Extra'________
10-20
10c
preferred.' (quar.)____-._—
Best &, Company
(quar.)_^_—^___—________«
Birtman
Electric^ Co,
Blauner's
>
-50c
"
___
Benrus Watch Co.
(quar.)
Berland Shoe.Stores, common
10-22
$1
preferred
Foods, Inc„
Aluminum
Coast
-.
10-15
11-
'
$1.50
_____
_________ __________
(quar.):
2
15c
(quar.),,
i
preferred (quar.)
4V2 %
.r
12-14
11-
75c
Electric
Common
3
'
*-
(quar.)
L.)
Common
3
12-
45c
$3 prior pfd.
(quar.)__—:
11-
2
•
10-14
1
V$25c
Corp.: (quar.)____l—
BaauxrArty,Apartment,
Dominion
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co., (year-end)___
Inc
Neon,
Clinton
10-15
11-
t50c
_
._
10-22
12-14
&
Corp.,
(quar.)
Bridge Co., Ltd. (quar.)
Dominion Engineering Works Ltd.
(s-a)
Dominion Fabrics Ltd., com.
(quar.)
2
50c
(quar.)
preferred
When
Share
Dominion
11-
5%
Common
.
,
Baystate
(D.
5%
Company
Finance
12-11
((quar.)
Cincinnati, Chicago &
Ry. Co., 5% preferred (quar.)_
10-16
20c
Corp. (quar.)
,(quar.)__—L___r.
10-26
Gas
convertible
$4.50
55c
Bathurst Power &
Paper.Ltd., class'A (quar.)
'..Class B
i
11-27
Name of
2
11-16
—____—
Cleveland
.
40c from
Extra __l.____.-_
1—
Bates & Innes Ltd., class A
(s-a)
Bath Iron Works ICorp—
12-18
series)
common
(1946
Per
>
Domestic
12-10
10-16
10-13
21c
(quar.)
(quar.)_
'*Cleveland,
10-15
•
_____:—1
Co.
-
5
11-14
—
B»ldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Baldwin
Y.)
(1947
A
Claude
(year-end)
9
12 %c
com.
Electric, com. (quar.)
City Auto Stamping Co. (quar.)
City Baking Co., 7% preferred (quar.)
City Stores Corp., common (quar.)
10-20
6'Ac
(quar.)
income and
Corp.,
preferred
preferred
Class
10-20
30c
Inc.
gains
„
10-20
11-
______—
15c from investment
...
5
10c
—
"B,"
(N.
10-27
5%
Monthly
Axe-Houghton Fund
Bank
4
2
35c
_______
11-10
(quar.)____
pfd.
1-
10-
10-31
1-
37 %c
Holdert
Chicago & Eastern Illinois RR.—
(quar.)
conv/
_____
11-16
(quar.)_____
Tools & Machines, Inc.—
prior preferred (accum.)
Ayondale Mills- (monthly) _/______
55c
(quar.)
Corp.,
10-
$25c
AVildsen
National
Cincinnati
common
'
2
11-
$1.12%
—
10-14
(quar.)
&
dividend
Cherry-Burrell
;
17V2C
$1
Service
Co._
31,/4C
Powder Co.—
4%
Chase
Public
11- % C
12- 1
t55c
(resumed)
(quar.)
20c
(quar.)
(quar.)____
Electric
10-28
(s-a)__
com.
preferred
11-13
11-
(Texas) —
15c
933/4C
pfd.
(quar.)
series)
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry.
3y2% convertible preferred
Chicago Corp. (quar.)—.—
(quar.)
Atlantic Wholesalers,
Ltd., 5%%
Atlas Plywood
Co.
Light Co.
Vermont
Stock
$1.25
iquar 1
Refining—
3.75%
Central
Century
11-13
&
preferred
8
8
$2.50
common
_
non-cum.
4%
Power
10-
12-11.,
Gas
&
preferred
10-
$1
Line
Extra.
5%
Atlantic
10-8
*
When
Payable of Rec.
$3
Electric
Central
preferred (quar.)_—:___,—
(4.3 5%
preferred
(quar.)
(4,35% 2nd preferred
50c
(quar.)
10-30
3
(s-a).
(quar.)
Central Illinois Securities, $1.40
pfd.
$1.50
preferred
(accum.)—
12-15
,
Share
Coke
Special
4j/2%
$41
&
Central Hudson Gas & Electric
Corp.
Central Illinois Light Co., common
84%
Atlantic
Coal
Central
arrears
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Ry.
Atlantic City Electric Co.—
Central
„
(interim)—
additional share of
!*
ordinary regular one pound par for each
../-share of ordinary regular
held)
Associated Telephone &
Telegraph Co.—
Class
H older»
Payable of Rec.
Industries, Ltd.—
5%
preferred
2
9-30
'
'
Gillette
11-
(quar.)
(quar.)
(The)
Co.,
$5
:
preference
Glatfelter
4%%
50c
(quar.)
(P.
(quar.)
H.)
preferred
Co.,
common
(quar.)
(quar.)
12-
5
11-
2
75c
12-
5
11-
2
$1.25
common
Extra
11-
2
10-
1
25c
11-
2
10-15
56'Ac
11-
2
10-13
40
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
(1610)
Globe-Wernicke
7%
Co.,
preferred
Goodall
Rubber
Co.,
$1.75
(quar.)__
common
1-2-54
15c
__
__
12-
12-15
11-16
3.80%
12-18
2
15c
preferred (s-a)
Goodyear Tire & Rubber
12-15
12-
11-16
11-
preferred
(quar.)
4'A%
preferred
(quar.)
2
(quar.)
75c
12-15
$1.25
12-15
11-16
(quar.)———com. (quar,)
t50c
Kellogg Co.,
11-16
preferred (quar.
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. of Canada, Ltd.
Co.,
coin,
$5
preference
4%
4%%
.
preferred
(quar.)
Grafton & Co., Ltd., class A
10-
10-31
11-
2
11-
2
10-20
(quar.)
10-10
25c
25c
ment
$5
7c
Oil
Kirkland
10c
12-
11-16
Kobacker Stores.
10-15
Kress
Corp
10-16
10-26
SI.25
$1.25
-
Lake
2-20
12-10
10-23
11-25
12-10
(quar.)
HOC
—
Class
Brothers Co..
Cementing
Quarterly
Hamilton
571
Ltd.. common
Cotton,
preferred
preferred
5%
Oil
Hancock
Class
Hanna
Harris
Hartford
pid.
Electric
preferred
5V
JHaydock", Fund
Hayes
Hecht
Company,
3%%
1
OHifcbee Co;, 5%
1
10-20
Lees
&
1-20
Hinde
&
Hines'
(Edward)
Dauch
10-15
1
10-16
10-20
Hormel
#%
/
Life
10-31
10*26
10- 2
45c
10-31
10-
933Ac
10-31
10-
8
Lincoln
$1.25
11-14
11- 2
$3.50
(quar.)
Lincoln
9-39
&
Horn & Hardart Co.
Home
2
10-15
"
2
10-15
10-15
1-4-54
12-15
8%
12-
1
11-13
i
11-13
11-25
10-23
11-10
10-30
115c
11-
1
preferred
Corp.
11-
2
2
10-
3iy+c
.
2
10-20
11-
2
10-
25c
11- 2
10-16
11-16
11-16
10-31
Lyon
25c
11-
1
10-9
Macy
30c
Investment
Co.
Illinois
Brick
4V+'/o
(R. H.),
Power
Northwestern
12-15
11-16
Nunn-Bush
10-31
10-21
11-
2
10-15
Mailman Corp.,
12-
1
11-10
4%
preferred
of
35c)
10-24
50c
11-
1
10-24
50c
11-
2
10-10
87%c
11-
2
10-10
12-
1
11- 2
81'-'
preferred
50c
1
10-15
Mar-Tex
Realization
2
10-20
Marshall
Field
12-18
12-
12-30
12-19
Massachusetts
10-29
10-15
Mathieson
11-
4
$2.10
15c
from
2
10-16
10-20
11-2
10-15
10-27
10- 1
12-1*
4-1-54-
11-
2
10-16
11-
2
10-16
McCall
55'Ac
11-
2
10-10
(quar.)
58%C
11- 2
10-14)
25c
11-20
11-
2
6%
12-
9
H0
CI
11-
10-15
Parke,
11-
2
10-
7
preferred (quar.)
Melville Shoe Corp., common
4%% preferred A (quar.)
125c
11-
2
10-
2
Mercantile
15c
11-
2
10-15
deposit receipts (interim)
Imperial Tobacco Co. of Canada, Ltd.—
(quar.)
10c
:
19c
from
(10c
.
ordinary
11-
2
10-
7
from
.<1.40
and
6c
from
and
15c
$2.-50
-
.
10-
1
1
50c
$1.75
130c
10-19
Minneapolis
12-15
Minnesota
1211-
1
9-30
2
Minute
11-
2
10-
5
t8%c
11-
2
10-
5
30c
11-
1
10-15
35c
12-
1
(quar.)
11-
2
10-14
2-
1-15
1
37'Ac
__________
_______r___
25c
11-2
11
2
-
10-19
$6
lironrite, Inc., 55c
13%C
Heintz,
Jantzen
;
-
:$%:
(quar.)
(quar!)
cpmmon
__
L.
15c
(quar.)
Knitting
Stock
5%
Inc.,
Mills,
dividend
preferred
50c
Steel
Jtewel Tfea" Co.,
Johnson
(Initial
3% %
pfdt
-
4.8076
Monroe
Royalty,
;'J»hn6ton
Testers,
,
$3.85
$6
11-
10-
Permanente
2
9
11-30
10-31
12-
1
11-
2
11-16
11-
2
11- 2
1-4-54
1
11-
2
12-
1
11-
2
12-
1
11-
2
11-
1
10-22
12-
1
11-13
12-15
11-20
25c
1111-
1
10-15
11-
2
10-20
10-28
10-15
10-28
10-15
12-
1
11-13
11-
6
10-13
11-16
11-
11-16
10-31
$1.06 V*
10-31
10-20
11-10
10-23
50c
10-31
10-
2
10-30
10-
9
12-
11-20
1
10-15
Moody's
1
10-15
11-
1
10-15
5
11-25
11-
1
10-25
Morris
11-
1
10-
1-
4
12-15
11- 2
40c
&
Investors
Plan
Corp;
2c
11-
1
10-20
.30
11-
1
10-20",
9
Mount Diablo
(quar.)_
pfd.
10-16
$1.15
2
12-15
11-
2
10-15
12-15
11-10
11-2
10-15
11-
2
10-15
$1.20
pfd.
C
11-
2
10-15
(quar.)
34%c<
12-
1
11-25
(quar.)___
62yzc
12-
1
11-10
12-
1
,
(quar.)
96'Ac
(quar.)
40c
Machinr &
Cement
Gear
Co.
—
_____
(quar.)
11- 2
12-15
$3.50
convertible
Randall
Co.
Concrete
2
Owl
2
20c
$1.25
65c
10-30
10-30
12- 1
.
10-15
Munising ■ Paper, 576-' 1st preferred" (quar.) L_
35c
12-10
12-1
Narragansett
lm,. 12-18
12-. 1
If a than Straus Duparqyet,;xhc;; (quar.)__,„u
pfd.
(quar.),_
Stores
4
11-
11-
1
10-16
11-16
11-10
11-30
1WO
4
10-15
10c
10-20
11-2
11-
1
_10-15
.
10-21"
9
10-15
10-15
,
1st
preferred
8-10
11-
5
1-
#
10-
I
10-
9
10-16
11-
5
10-13
10-13
10-
5
1
'
12-15
10-23
*
10-15
11-13
11-13
.11-13,
10-15
Co:
(quar.)%——'
_%_
'
12-14.
10-25%
10r25"
.
a
.
10-15
^
50c
11-12
.25c.
(quar;*
(quar.)
10-15
_
r
37%c
^
75c- .11- 2-
^
Pile
10-2#:
11-, 2-,
11-23
1- 2
11- 1
(qpftr.) —87'Ac
Class
B
(quar.)
,
11-14
18-31,
11- 2
11- 2
10-15
(Canada) Ltd.,
10-21
10-21,
^
10-21
_
Renold Coventry, Lt(L, ciass Ar tquar.A—__
Extra
7
*.*
Class
B
(quar.).,
10-26
10-26
; 11-1
12-15
10-<15
^
12- 5'
—:'s—V. 50c%. 12- 5
-
10-25
12-15
45C"" l-2-54
Republic Natural .Gas Co." (s-a)'—A.
—_
».
7 (75c
Republic Supply Co<, (Calif.)
1___—A
35c
Resistoflex Corp., 5%' canv. pfdF"(qttar.)'A_;
12»Ac
Reynolds Tobacco (R, 3. >, * commoibr'^(quar,)1 * "•
10-23
11- 2
10-31
1-2-54-
128c
"
,
12-1*
10-
10- 9
.
10-21
12-
11-30
10-5
10-15
Reltman's
6
12-11'
10- 9
11- 2
11- 2
10-16
56'Ac,
6
common.———$10c
5% preferred (quar.)
,^.t25c
Reliable Fire: Insurance Co. (Dayton, Ohio)— 7
*."
Quarterly
:
"
35c
Reliance Electric ,8c Engineering Co.__—_—
50c
1
2
11-
12-1$
11- 2
11-
11-
10-25
10-25
11- 2
11- 2
5c
25c
10-1$
t
Extra
2c
10-29
10-13
10-13
_
2*
9
$3.50
10-15
50c
1110-
•
II-1*
25c*
11-10
10*30
12-19
,
11-25
11-2
10-31
Corp. (Mass.) SL76 pfd. (quar.)—
$1.25
(C. A.)
Co., class A (quar.)
—50c%
Extra.
50c
17 %c
10-31
•
50c
35c
11-
Reece
*
1
10-25
(quar.)__
(quar.)__
11-
t20c"'
11-25
12- 1
11-2
11-1
Quinte Milk Products, Ltd.— A
;; .J ^
Participating class A (quarJ._________A__*A/+45c;.
Radio Corp. of America, common;.;.:
50c.,.
11-10
6
50c
(s-a)
11-20 '
12-1
12- 1
,
10-15"
<
Red
11-
10-
10-2#
10-2#
——.—
10-12
56Y4C
(quar.)__
-
_
12'Ac
com.
10-25
10-2#
—
10c
of America,
10-15-
,
11-
11-
:
HT- 9 *•
1
(quar.)
—_—
Raymond
11-16
.
10-15
11-15;
11-15
11-15
11-16
40c
"
;
12- 3
f
_
-
.
11-13:;
______
Reading Co., common
75c*
10-#
25c
11-2..
V, /
Reed
i
10-35
11*13 .10-30
1-2*54' ) 12-15
25c
33c
32.%c
t75c
f$1.50
; 12V2C
57'/2C
62'/2C.
$1.06
$1.06'A
40c
——
11-10
1
10-22 A
10-2811-13
,
,
.
10-15
;
Philadelphia Dairy Products Co.
.
$4.50
1st preferred
(quar.)—;
$1.12Va
1-2-54
$4 non-cum. 2nd preferred (quar.)__—$l-:l-2*54
Philadelphia Electric Co., 4.68% pfd. (quar.)
$1.17
11- 1
4.40% preferred (quar.)
;
;—
$1.10., 11- 1
4.30%
preferred
(quar.):
$1.07%,
11- 1
3.80%
preferred
(quar.)
90c '. 11-1
Philip Morris & Co., Ltd., Inc.—
;
4%
preferred
(quar.)
$1
11-2
3.90%
preferred
(quar.)
97'Ac
11- 2
Phoenix Glass Co. (extra).
I
;
10-25
Pillsbury Mills, Inc., common (quar.)
50c
12- 1
$4
preferred
(quar.)
;$1
1-15
Pioneer
Petroleum
(s-a)
.;
r_
17%c11- 1
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
i—;
—35c
11- 2
Pneumatic Seale Corp., Ltd
;
40c
11- 2
Portland Gas <fc Coke (quar.)__—_—7'
22%c
11-14
Potomac Edison Co., 3.60%' pfd. (quar.)____ " i J 90c
11-1
4.70%
preferred
(quar.)—_—. $1.17'A
11- 1
Pratt, Read & Co. (stock dividend)
1076%
10-19
Price Brothers & Co., Ltd.—
•
*
*
4%
(s-a)__—+$2
1- 2
preierred
Procter & Gamble Co. (quar.i ; 1_A^
65c
11-14
Public Service Co; of Colorado,. cohi.: )quar,)
40c
11- 2
4V»% preferred (quar.)
-—
$1.06%
12- 1
4.2015?
preferred
(quar,)__
:_—_ - $1.05 ' 12- 1;
4y2% preferred (quar.)
$1.12%.
12- 1
Quebec Power Co
;
kt--,* 430c ., 11-25
17'Ac
(s-a)
Electric. 4Mj%
-
-
-10-15
.
Phillips-Jones Corp., common—
5%
preferred
(quar.)———_
Phillips Petroleum Co. (quar.)
10-
lc
preferred
.
—
10-27
Service—
__i
Co.
—
;
$1.50
common,
15c
V*-,
10-16
1-
$1.12'A
Mount Royal Rice Mills Ltd..(quar.)'
Mount Vernon-Woodbury Mills
7%.
2
10-30
$1.10
(quar.)
Extra
•
1
tsoc
common
series
11-
5c
$2.25
preferred
(quar.)
Motor. Products Corp. (quar.)
10-19
93%c
_
10c
(quar.)
$3 participating preferred, (quar.)
Montgomery & Erie RR. (Sra)_
(John) & Co. (quar.)
12-
$1
.___
100%
4
$1.50
5 V2 %
(quar.)
Erie Ry.
Montgomery
11-
(quar.)
Co.
10-25
10-25 %
.
r
12-
28 %C
pfd.
Paper
Society,
preferred
12-15
15c
Vegetable Parchment Co. (quar.)
Gtoek;' dividend
;
-
preference
Year-end
Inc
Kalamazoo
10-15
Perkins
4%
(quar.)
(quar.i
Montana Power Co.,
$1.25
—
(quar.)
common
Loan
10-15
'
Ranch
11-2
15c
Morrell
.
quar%)__;
jExtraA—
Extra
6
6c
(Robert), Ltd. (s-a)
Monongahela Power Co., 4.40%
$1.05Y4
(quar.)
B
(quar.)
Co.
10-15
11-
$1.10
1st preferred (quar.)
1
11-
20c
(quar.)
Jersey Central Power & Light—
4% preferred (quar.)
Jessop
10-15
2
12 %c
prior
1-2-54
10%
common
__l
A
preierred
2
$1.22'A
Mitchell
10-15
10-15
preferred
1
50c
common
preferred
preferred
10-15
j30c ;12- 1_
22^Ac
12-15
37'/zc; ;ll-.5 '
• 35c10-30
t25c
11- 2.
/
—_—
.
(stock div.)
>
-
_
Pennsylvania Power Co., 4.24% pfd. (quar.)
4.2576
preferred
(quar.)—:
Peoples National Bank (Brooklyn, N. Y.)__
10c
Monsanto. Chemical Co.,
1
&
5%
9-30
45c
(quar.)
Light (stock dividend)
Corp.,
, ;
11-" 2
,^
*
A,,.
,
(quar.)__——
common
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
11-
-
preferred (quar.)
Dry Corp. (quar.)
Mississippi Power, 4.60% preferred
Mississippi Power & Light—
10-19
11-
preferred
Maid
4.50%'
10-30
4%
10-26
$1.18%
Mission
11-10
35c
$1.09
-Jack
12-11
11-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co
Ontario
Minnesota Power &
t$1.75
35c
Gas
&
:
,
^
1—I—
Penman's, Ltd.,
6%
preferred (quar.)_
Penn Fruit Co., common (quar.A
$1.06'A
(monthly)
11-5
Jlowa,. Illinois Gas & Electric Co.—
"$4.36 preferred
(quar.)
conv.
$1.30
12-31
45c
Co
8c Rhoads, 4V4%
2
1-15
$1.60
(quar.)__
Rhode Island—
(q u ar.)
11-
common.,
.
11-1*
15c
Laboratories
Miller
$1.12%
(quar.)__
preferred
preferred
Participating
11-
from
(quar.)
com.
preferred
10-15
12-
—
Middle States Petroleum Corp.
Midwest Piping
Co
Miles
pfd.
Co.,
Corp.,
Co. of
2
25c
(quar.)
Holdings, Ltd.
convertible
11-
Fund—
4'A%
Utilities
11-30
:
-
Drilling Co. of Canada, Ltd._______
Peerless Casualty
(New Hampshire)
(quar.)
preferred
{'•
11- 2
1
Co.
10-17
Electric Co.
Abrasive
&
-
10-22
25c
7'Ac
^'ir-5c
(quar.) adks.zzzzzz.z.iAZ'
1
t25c
4.40%
preferred
(quar.)
4.90%
preferred
(quar.)
:
Meyercord Co.
(quar.)
Michigan Steel Tube Products Co
Mid-West
profits)
income
net
Investors Trust
,
3
25c
Harvester
convertible
-•<1.40
11-2
Davis
.
10-1#
12-
Corp.;,common^~^;'iAi^'
hon-cumulatlve preferred rts-a) ri A
2
10%
Extra
(Interim)
International Nickel Co. of Canada, Ltd.—
(*i% * preferred ($100 par)
(quar.)
1% preferred ($5 par) (quar.)
International Packers, Ltd.
International
10-15
12-
10-1*
1,1- 2
-
5%: 4Jfidv- (qua6r'. )* ^' $1.25
11-
"
^preferred
International
1
"
"
11-10
—
12-
2%%
Inc.
Co.,
(quar.)
Telephone Co.— preferred (quar.)
$1.32 prefei-red (quar.)____
t50c
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
Co.,
Light
Peninsular
10-15
10-30
22c
dividend
&
v
11-2
10-15
10-31
t$1.25
Vi %
Michigan Gas
Fund:
income
Growth
Interchemical Corp.,
,7%
2
12-
1-2-54
Ltd.—
Foundation
Institutional
;
11-
$2.25
"—$3
security profits
realized
security
International
(year-end)
_
Institutional
>
(quar.)
Ltd.,
Co.,
common
Stores
11-21
12-1(1
Parker
$1.06'A-
t$l
Stock
4
»
10-15
*10-15
12-10
12- 1
$1.50
Park 8c Tilford Distillers Corp.
2
1
Extra
Ltd.—
10-13
10-15 %
.-ILSOX;
Co., common_^_;_—i_—L—
preferred
conv.
% %
.
10-1#
11- 2
.
.,^$1.25,:
Sheraton
1
30c
preferred
Co
10-15
—
—-~S-~—-——
l
tl5c
preferred
American
^
;
75c
4.70%
Shares,
4
11- 2
;
Power &
Extra
12-
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines (quar.)
McKay Machine Co. (stock dividend)
Institutional
1
.
10-15
quar.)—2j
1 <,•50c11-16
$1.30 ^fd.^fquaT.*)—-^>^32%c
• llv 2
Mills, Ltd., 6% preL
.11-1
Park Chemical
11-
(quar.)
Corp.,
10-15-
(initial
Packard-Belt Co.
Park
10-20
5
10-15-
11-14
$$1.73,11*1*:
____„_
tl5c
McColl-Frontenac Oil
common
12-
$1
$1.06'A
10.-10
(s-ai
<
62 %c
(quar.)
10-10
Mead
10-
10-2O»
Public Service,
Pacific
5%
Co., $3 preference (quar.)__;
McCabe Grain, Ltd., class A (quar.)
Class B (quar.)
10-10
(quar.)
10-2®
preferred (quar.)—
l'_'lA;' 31''Ac
11- 2
Pacific Lighting Corp.—
"v •'
Common
(stock ■ dividend10.076 ^ vll- Q.y
3-20
tl- 2
$3.50
Maytag
Corp.
11-1S
10-2®
\
(quar.)____
___.—
Common
;
1-1-54
income)
2
Co.,
10- 7
Corp.
10c
_
12-21
10-31*.
5f)e
•
_______
4.60%
2
Rand
1
52 %C
11-
preferred
11-
1
Trust—
11-
6%
10-16
62 %C
(quar.)
11- 2
•Extra
2
5c
55c
Xngersoll
10-16
11-
50c
15c
Corp.
12-22
11-2
56'AC
51c
Brownhoist
2-18
#2%c
(quar.)
investment
preferred
11-2&
12- 1
10-30
37l/2C
,
Company
Pacific Finance Corp., 5 76
1-2-54
$1
11-16
414%
10-16
10-15
$1
--20c
-
-----
4 *■
10-15
';•'*• *$1""
(quar.)
A
Co.
Elevator
Pacific
(quar.)_
55c
'
.
common
Outlet'
$1.35
..
(quar.)
Investors
Chemical
12-
10-1512-10*
^ 25c; f' 11- 2
Common
Pacific
(s-a)
Co.
prior preferred
(Quarterly
100%
&
class
1
10-15
«
B
Common
Maryland Casualty Co.
4tVa %
(quar.)
Co.,
4
10-20
10-16
11- 2
11- 2
10-30
15Cr
(quar.:
common.;—
Electric
&
$1
& Co.—
convertible preferred
2
11-10
Co.
Holding,
preferied
Otis
25c
(quar.)
53'Ac
"Industrial
3-10-5*
preferred
476
10-22*.
11-
11- 2
Onondaga Pottery Co. (quar.)—_—"? 25c
Ontario & Quebec Railway 4STa)-ii;_i——• ;; t$3
Ontario Steel Products Co., Ltd., coramon™, r. t20c1
11-19
„
Shoe
conv.
7%
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preference
12-10
,
11- 2
i,-
Utilities,
Gas
2-18
'
10-16
25c
,
—
Service
Class
'
*
10-30
5c
iquar.)__
11-19
12-10
50C
(quar.)_
(quar.)
(quar.)
4%
2
10-21
11- -1
1
$1.10
#1.10 3-10-54
—
283/4C
- 25c
(quar.)
—_—
Oliver United Filters Inc.—
1
1
11-
10-16
Okonite
Co.
(quar.)^
—!
^
-50c *11-2
Oliver Corp., 4*/2 76 preferred (quflK)--—$1.12% x 10-31
11-
.
preferred
Zinc
11-14
pref.
conv.
.'
Oklahoma
1
12-
—
$1
Imperial Chemical Industries,
12-15
Ohio
9-30
$2
(quar.)_
preferred
B
(quar.)
Ltd., 5% preference
12-
(year-end)
common
12-
Mallbry (P. R.)
11-
(quar.)
Co.,
10-30
12-15
IOC
preferred
.Illinois
,
10-20
____________
14.42%
i
1
—
-4.06%
,
11-
(Fort-
•4.26%
s.
$1.12%
(quar.)_____
preferred A
$1.25
;
Illinois
Extra
$1
5%
11-
(quar.)
common
Extra
10-15
$1
Product^,
Metal
30c
(quar.)
Co.
2
$1
(quar.)
5%
$1.25
_
Co.,
11-
60c
income
$1.06'A
& Door Co.—
preferred
(quar.)
Hygrade Food Products Corp.—
Common (stock dividend)
Hydraulic Press Brick Co
"5%
preferred
ClasSfcB
1%
10-19>
10-15.
$1.25
Dock,
$1
(quar.)
75c
$1.50
Railway Co. (quar.)
New Hampshire
(quar.)
of
10-16
_
37'Ac
.
pfd.
RR.
10-26
10-31
$1.50
(quar.)
Pacific
37'/2C
Engineering Co., class A (quar.)__
•-
Louisville & Nashville RR.
62'Ac
(quar.)
Northern
Northern
Airlines, 4.6076
—____
__
;
Extra
(quar.)__________—________
Louisiana State-Rice Milling Co.—
7% preferred
1
iquar.1
Corp., common
(quar.)__
convertible preferred
(quar.i
Northwest
5%»• preferred
(quar.)
common
$4
11-
Co.
(quar.)
tquar.)—
com.
Northwest
tquar.)
Lorain Coal &
10-16
50c
common
11-13-
adj. pfd.
(quar.)—
10-15
_
Boston 'Theatres
from
6
(quar.)
Corp.,
10-15
Island Lighting (Increased quar.)
Loomis-Sayles Mutual Fund (capital gains of
$1 payable In stock or cash and year-end
10- 6
11-
5%
preferred
35c
15c
25c
40c
50c
85c
20c
quar.)
10-15
(quar.)
Co., common
(quar.)_,
471/aC
9334C
tquar.)__
com.
Illinois
10-15
25c
Co.
Insurance
11- 2
12- 1
11- 2
11-15
1- 2
11- 1
12-24
11-10
12-10
1- 2
12- 1
11- 2
11- 2
10-27
10-31
11- 1
11- 2
5c
10-30
Long
10-20
25c
Gas,
Ry., 4 76
Gas
10-15
40c
Extra'"
37 %c
$1
40c
iquar.)
preferred
10-31
tl5c
Life
10-2L
Inc.-:
10-30
(year-end)
Corp.
11- 2
interestA____—
Co.
Car
11-
25%
Printing
Loew's
12-
Shore
&
Corp.
30c
Lock.Joint Pipe Co.—
Huttig Sash
Power
$1.50
Ltd;
30c
4%
10-15
(quar.)
Indiana)
25c
(quar.)
96'Ac
pfd. (quar.i
preferred (quar.)
4Vi %
10-30-
93%C
11-2
11-2
10-31
11-15
11-15
11- 2
37V2C
60c
10-30
(quar.)
$1
—.
Extra
Idaho
10-31
2
10-3L
$1.18%
75c
Miami RR., original
Original
Special guaranteed
(quar.)__________
Special guaranteed
(quar.)_
40c
—
Co.,
2
11-
'
30c
—
V
Northern
(quar.)
(quar.)
50c
(extra)
Refrigerator
10-15
3.85%
Sons,
Corp.,
Lionel
10-2*
11-
12 %c
._
4V* '/<
preferred
(quar.)
Humberstone Shoe Co. (annual)
"Hussmann
10-31
10c
National
Wayne,
10-15
<
11-, 2
$1.25
(quar.)
(N. Y.)
Corp.,
11-
15C
(Joseph) Co. (quar.)
Lighting & Power,
Stores
15c
Little
Houston
Howard
North
-
11-14«
53'AO-
(quar.i__—!
A
Corp.
Link Belt Co.
(quar.)
(George A.)
10-15
8
,
Share
convertible
$2
2
pfd.
iquar.)
(increased
Cloth
American
10-31
dividend
Savers
15c
(quar.)___
preferred
Stores
30c
Mfg. Co., Ltd., class A——
Corp., common (quar.)_
convertible preferied (quar.)
Holt
(Henry) & Co. (stock dividend)
Holly Stores, 57' -preferred (accum.)
HordeFs Inc,
(James»
Stock
North
Co.
Co.,
preferred
10c
Salt Co.
$1.25
Paper Co...
Co.
1
+
Brothers,
1
5
11- 2
(year-end)
Electric
Wire
tl2%c
A__.
Lewis
2
35c
preference
insurance
12-
Liberty Fabrics, (N. Y.) (stock dividend)
Life & Casualty Insurance (Tenn.)—
11-
Sugar
Home
class
Leslie
11-
Kftlden
Holly
Ltd.,
10-15
2%
Lumber
10-15
3%%
Brake
Norfolk & Western
11-
2
11-
Y.
Niagara
10-31
11-15
11-
9-
<
—
beneficial
Co.
Air
State
3%%
N.
+20c
10-20
11-
2
11-
25C
10-22
1
Y.
12-15
12-15
56'Ac
2
11-
12-31
Co.,
Merchandise
Y.
N.
10-21
k
4:
10-
15c
75c
Corp.—
(s-a)__
Co,
of
Process
York
12-31
$3
(s-a)
(quar.)
11-
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)___
preferred
convertible
4%
$6 preferred
(Mo.)
11-18
683Ac
New
New
15c
(quar.)
dividend
Lerner
10-16
10-31
12-
11-1&
(quar.)
(J. J.)
11-16
N.
29c
12-15.
England Fund—
10-31
tlOc
10-20.
1- 2
12-10
Co.
(quar.)
preferred
12-15
20c
(quar.)________
10-30
(quar.)
Shipbuilding
Water
Certificates
10-15
1
10-2O
35c
Castings
5%
11-
2-1-54
11-
New
9-
10-1&
1-2-54
10-30
$1.50
50c
Brothers, 4%%
pfd. (quar.)_
Neptune Meter Co., com. (quar.)__
12-23
4
10-15
t5c
Neisner
Inc.—
Co.
56'Ac
convertible preferred
(quar.)—
Hotels Corp., common (quar.)_
5%
Hilton
$1.75
+
Tire
Leece-Neville
Co., common
dividend
Stock
&
11-13
Higbie: Mfg.
,
Corp.
1
12-30
12-
10-
|15c
50c
Rubber
1
—
Y% preferred A (quar.)
Hershey Chocolate Corp.
4%% preferred series A
(quar. )_
2nd preferred
Extra
Stock
Hercules Steel Products Corp.—
>.
Newberry
12-
75 c
$1.12 %
Mfg.
12-
;—
Co.,
11-12
Inc.,
&
11-13
(quar.)
(quar.)
5% pfd.
Powder
Tool
11-13
Inc.
preferred
Hercules'
$2.40
preferred
1
40c
common
11-17
(quar.)__
__
class A (quar.)
B (quar.).
pfd.
Steel
&
&
preferred
Naugatuck
t25c
1
112'Ac
(guar.)—
Industries,
Lee
5
Steel
12-10
A
(quar.)
5
11-10
10-22.
Products
preferied
50C
;
Maire
6%
10-15
B
$1.20
Le
11-14
10-31
Acceptance,
12-
—
Marx (quar.)
class A
Hat Corp. of America, 4'A% pl'd. (quar.)
HayeS Mfg. Corp. (quar.)——
JFOtys Corp.,
Class
10- 9
20c
Extra
12-
$1.37%
(quar.)
Light
National
2
12-15
9-30
4V2% pfd. iquar.)
Candy Shops, Ltd
$1.37%
(quar.)
11-
11-14
preferred
Co.
$1.06 >/4
(quar.)
preferred
Starch
10-31
Inc.,
15c
______
(quar.)
Schaffner &
(J. F.), Ltd.,
Hart,
Hartz
2-15
2-
Malleable
National
15c
H.t,
Secord
Laurentide
5
11-
(M.
Machine
Bryant,
Laura
11-10
1
11-14
——
$4.25
preferred
2-23
12-
National
12-24
(quar.)
15c
(increased)
A
5'A%
& Co.,
(A.)
5V%$c
11-24
181.25
class
Co.,
A.)
(M.
12-10
'10-31
.
(quar.)—
(quar.)
common
676
11-15
<quar.)____
4V2%
Co..
12-30
.
Corp.
Mills, Ltd.,
$1.38
SI.40
.—
Ltd.,
$2.50
Mines, Ltd
B
Landls
10-23
f$1.25
——
(quar.)
Co.,
2
t35c
(quar.)
(quar.t
(increased)
B
11-
45C
(quar.)
1
25c
( quar. i—_____
common.
Well
Oil
12-
Lead
12-15
Laboratories,
Lamston
2
11-
t50c
—
National
(quar.)____
Telephone
Shore
Lane
45c 3-10-54
Quarterly
and
$1
Stores
Welding Machine
Hosiery
tic
preferred
(quar.t
Lambert (Alfred), Inc., class A
10-15
1
National
10c
(quar.)
Y.)
(N.
10c
fund"
(s-a)__
Co.__—
Extra
Grocers,
$1.16
10-23
11-
4%
pfd.
9
1
National
income
(quar.)
& Co.
Mfg.,
;
,
$1.60
Ltd.,
31-12-54
50c
_
-
12-15
10-
11-
Bank
City
Mining
Inc.
Co.
(S. H.)
Lakeside
—;
Products,
Halliburton
S.»
Crosse
La
20c
Electric
Mfg.
Department
National
75c
stock
common
Gold
Kroger Company, 7%
Gypsum Lime & Aiabastine of Canada, Ltd.—
Halle
(S.
.
realized
net
from
National
5c
Lake
&
8
1-15-54
<quar.)___
(quar.)
(quar.i____
Chemical
8
—
10-14
10-15
preferred
1-
Extra
10-21
2
$7
4-
(quar.)
investment
net
10-21
11-
National
1-15-54
convertible preferred (quar.)__
Kingston Products Corp. ks-a)
—
dividend
Stock
Gurney
from
50c
37'AC
National
8
Inc.
I-
15c 1-15-54
50c
12- 1
65c
11-16
$1.75
12-31
25c
11- 2
50c
11- 2
25c
10-30
5c
10-30
(quar.i
Fibres,
common
$1.25
(quar.)——_
common
"lncoine
J50c
1
11-13
12-15
Inc.
37V2C 4-15-54
Co.,
4%
Co.—
RR.
preferred iquar.u——
preferred tquar.)—-I—.———
$5
Gulf
10-30
(13c from net invest¬
and
Ohio
&
S-2
Kroehler
gains)
Mobile
10-13
11-16
Fund—
income
capital
10-80 V
56 %c
1
Payable of Reo,
Share
Automotive
Casket Co.,
1-
37 %c
(quar.)
Keystone Pipe & Supply Co., 35 pid.
Kimberly-Clark Corp.
2
Kresge
(quar.)———~—
preferred
Mutual
Final for. fiscal year
Gulf
11-
Brewery
Western
convertible
5%
1
11-20
12-
Airlines,
National
National
1-2-54
87 %c
(quar.)
special of 90c from net realized gains)
a
*
Guardian
Series
11-25
11-
31'Ac
(accum.)~r——•
Grand Union Co., common jquar,)_..__—.
Grayson-Robinson Stores, Inc., common,.—_
$2.25 preferred
(quar.) —
_—
Great West Saddlery, Ltd,
.a
Green
(K, L,} Co. (quar.)—.—
-~—
Greer
Hydraulics, Inc. (quar.)
11-13
11-13
Keystone Custodian Funds, Inc.—
(48c
12-15
f25c
1
1
$1.12y2
preferred
preferred
(s-a)_
Keyes Fibre Co., class A
10-20
56'A C
———-—
Corp.—
convertible preferred
Criesedieck
Stone
Common
9
75c
Graham-Paige
5%
Kentucky
3 % %
5%
Batteries, Inc.,
Gould-National
1212-
95c
(quar.)__;
preferred
4%
1
$2.50
1—
Special'
5%
National
Holdert
When
Per
Name of Company
Payable of Bee.
Kansas City Power & Light Co.
1
11-
Holdera
When
Per
Share
Name of Company
Payable of Bee.
10c
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
Holdert
When
Per
Share
Name of Company
195£
Monday, October 26,
10-15
'
"
10-15
11-13
.
11-13
Volume 178
Number 5267;:. The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1611)
.
.
'
i
..
Name of
Rhode
Company, »
Island
Hospital
Per
'
.!
s
-•
Trust
1
>
(Providence)
•
Rich's
Inc.,
'3%%
River
iquar.)
;__
93%c
Rochester
Inc.,
Gas
&
preferred
4.10%
Light
4.65%
Electric,
5,
11-
2
11-
2
Russ
Corp.____
Stores^
$2.40
12-1
11-16
11-
2
10-
7
Trane
11- 2
10-
7
Transcontinental
25c
t_
10-26
common.15c
$15c
1
i
;ll-l4-
-
25c
10-30
10-30
10-26
.
(quar.)^.^^$1
!
10-15
■
onion
>..11-16 '
-
4%
conv.:preferred
Saguenay-Power,
♦
St.
Louis-San
5%
(San
;
Ltd.,
4%%
Francisco
convertible
Antonio
Quarterly
10-31
vScarfe
&
Gold
12^15
<14c
11-15
JL*. ,.14c
,„14c
5-15-54
iJ_i"
i
Schenley- Industries
Inc.
5% %.
(quar.)_l___I_J_L'pfd,-
A
12-
$3.70
'Union
11-
50c
'<
11-2
v
preferred
A
(quar.)
'
-Scocc
r
__i__
27Vic
Class
U.
Faper ;Cfl4:$4 preferred^quar*-)!.-^^- ...
preferred (quar.)
w___
:
Dillon
Co
I*_
$1., .11- 1
1!
10-16
11-14
S.
(quar.)
2Seaboard. Oil®(Del.)' (quar;)__^___4—
*
!*'.
preferred
S. Selected
American
Selected
Shares
Risks Indemnity
12-
1
11-13 ;•
1-10 r
I-10
12-17
*' %50c
12-15
dividend)
B
S.
11-12 ;•/, ii12-15
12-15
t
•
11-25
Sheraton
Corp. of America (quar.)—I
Shirriff'S) Ltd.,- 5.%, preferred (quar.)
Common
Co.. of
net
iquar.),.
______;—.—1'
.
■
••;
$4
Van
2
10-20
10-14
Vapor
2
11-
2
1010-
9
6%
Sinclair
(A.
Smith
<H.)
*'4%
90c
Bend
i'-The
(quar.)
Works
Gas
dend
on
4.80%.
a
in
11-20
2
10-28
9-30
10-30
issue
&
columns
outstanding,
for
Electric
California
t
11-14
yll-16
11-30
$4.50
Weber
West
was
the
the
divi-
Edison
Co.—
(quar.)
50c
(quar.)
California
10-
10-31
10-
10-31
10-
5
37 %c
11-
10-16
5
preferred
1
(quar.)
;___
2
Western
>'
4.807'
preferred
Public
3.10 7c
preferred
3.90%
4.60%;
preferred
Spalding
Stock
(A.
Spencer
Special
■
G.)
dividend
(quar.)
Brothers,
\f 4 y2 7®
Standard
Fuel
Standard
,!____
*
B
Stauffer
5%
-
Cheniical
(A.)
&
A
1
r
10-15
10c
12-15
2
1-2-54
12-11
11-
1
10-15
11-13
;,10c
10-30
preferred
,
10-30
10-
11-14
10-15
35c
11-2
10-16
12-
1
11-16
11-
2
10-23
11-2
10-23
11-
2
10-
10-31
2-1-54
9
10-16
11-13
$15c
(quar.)
32 Vic
_;
♦
i'
2-
5
2-15
VzC
5
2-15
12 y2c
11-
2-
5
11-
1
Shares
Net
11-
1
12-
1
1-15
Oct.
(quar.)
30c
11-14
signed
that
10-30
10c
11-
7
10-23
Sterchi
-
Steel
Bros.
Co.
New
r-
Sterling
Stern
of
12-11
11-27
Stores,
Stevens
(J.
P.)
6tokely-Van
&
Co.,
Camp,
Common
12-10
12-
1
job
11-
2
5-3-54
8-2-54
7-16
4-16
11-16
10-31
11-
2
2
10-20
11-
5
10-
9
11-18
11-
4
$20c
"
—____——_
Inc..
Inc.—
——
6272c
10-31
10-15
45c
11- 2
10-15
$1.0674
11-10
10-23
$1.127a
11-10
10-23
(quar.)
40c
(quar,)'_
11-20
11-10
10c
11-16
11-2
50c
11-
10-
1772c
2
.11-
prior
5 %
5%
2
10-15
10-30
(quar.)
25c
11-
2
11-16
Suburban
$4
Sun
Oil
Co.,
(quar.)____
com.
Gas,
4'%%
Corp.,
474 7®
preferred
Sunshine
2nd
5.20%
pfd.
A
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
A
(quar.)
Swift
&
Co.
Inc.,
Taylor,
Pearson
Technicolor,
Texas
11- 2
11-2
11- 2
10-15
75c
(quar.)___
common
11-16
11-
$1.25
10-15
•
11-16
$1.25
2-15-54
$1.25
1-2-54
10-15
&
Carson
11-
1
10-
Common
9
11- 2
10-16
11-
A.
Inc.
65c
$1.1272
50c
(quar.)
facilities
Laurel
Power,
(year-endl
com.
11-
2
1
A
10-26
(Canada),. Ltd
Co.
(from
Service
We
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Sherman
the
company
ing
of
Industries
(see
pfd.
Gar
All
In
the
ment
_'
(quar.)
Extra
W.)
Co.
Gas
6%
11-15
10-30
(quar.)_
10-26
10-19
$1
11- 2
10-15
Consolidated
preferred
11-
7
10-23
12-
1
12-
11-
.
10-31
2
1-15
10-18
11-
1
10-18
11-
1
a
in
Less
12-15
11-16
x Less
15c
10-31
10-15
y Corrected
5c
10-31
10-15
Previous
petroleum
The Billings^
Carter Oil Co. and
not
Jamaica
10-19
12-
1
11-10
11- 2
Of
Inc.
11-15
10-31
the
planned
for
early
in
from
the summer
a.
letter to
not yet
of
common
plan for the
prepared
stockholders
such
as
the
stockholders,
plans
to
submit
who
wish
ready,
are
future
business
plan for
a
to
withdraw
stockholders
the
will
of
retir¬
from
be
the
completed
of
far
so
shareholders'
have
equites
caused
ad¬
material
no
presented
in
the
change
proxy state¬
1953.
to
1
.
Willys
Motors,
Inc.
(formerly
contracts
Kaiser
have
now
Manufacturing
been
approved and
Government.
Some
will
require
auditing
by
two
companies
by
and
Willys
by
cumulative
preferred
stock,
series
A,
has
been
paid
the
and
liabilities
totaling $28,267,445 assumed by the purchaser on
all but approximately $750,000 have been paid, or WillysMotors, Inc. has received creditors releases from liability.
unpaid and unreleased liabilities assumed by the purchaser are
by funds held
More
than
90 7®
obligations,
have
Purchase
order
under
of
an
escrow
receivables,
collected.
been
and
future
agreement.
including
commitments
Government
materials
for
termination
approximately
which were outstanding with approximately 3,000 vendors
been assigned to Willys Motors, Inc.
The vendors have accepted
assignments and releases of liability of Willys-Overland Motors,
Inc. have been confirmed by the vendors.
have
Internal
of
year
Revenue
Service
Willys-Overland
returns
prime
have
now
of
An
will
the
been
has accepted
Motors,
filed
and
Inc.
are
10-15
11-
10-31
10-10
3772c
1-30-54
1-10
4-10
1953.
Income
examination
tax
final
and
company.
of
the company's financial condition as of Oct. 31, 1953
by Arthur Andersen,
and
company
shareholders will
copy of the audited balance sheet when it is ready.—V. 177,
a
—A
3772c 4-30-54
30,
to
made
receive
11- 2
June
which have been liquidated are in cash or in.
securities, which are providing income in excess of
operating expenses of the
audit
be
the advancement of the fiscal
to
subject
Service.
company
short-term
current
11-30
stock
50c
9
1908.
p.
Wisconsin Bankshares Corp.
—
Secondary Distribution
7-10
&
75c
12-15
11-13
35
cents
$6c
10-30
9-30
V.
171,
11- 2
3772c
(quar.)
common
Corp.,
7-31-54
secondary distribution of 14,508 shares of common
(no par) was made on Oct. 14 by Robert W. Baird
Co. at $14.50 per share, with a dealer's discount of
—
Ltd
10-
$31740
closed
for
this
less 157®
Funds,
tax
11- 2
10-
1
11- 2
10-
1
Canadian non-residents' tax.
deductible at the source.
Non-
dates
were
of
record
incorrect.
to
.cumulative
dates
are
reported
here.
for
V.
has
SEC
1953,
178,
of
(parent)
capital
p.
issued
request
oreferred
$6,500,000
System
holders
same
day.—
Co.—Hearing
on
Financing
order giving interested persons, until Oct.
hearing upon the preferred stock financing
proposal of 'this company. The company proposes to issue and sell, at
(competitive-bidding,
75,000
shares
of
a
new
class
$100
par
value
<0f
tax.
or
Books were closed the
share.
231.
Worcester County Electric
29,i
dividend.
tax.
income
per
p.
1
$3772c
income
published
Authority.
pipeline is
formulated
are
and
$4.50
secured
10-20
15%; resident tax 7%.
payment
the
$20c
Gold
Canadian
tax
British
25c
with finished
$7,000,000.
Exchange,
retired.
10-18
10-31
50%
(quar.)
books
resident
Central
Overland
The
3772c
(quar.)
(stock dividend)
tPayable in U. S. Funds,
'
is
petroleum,
Government.
The
$Payable
To
closing date,
10c
(quar.)
Ltd.,
common
preferred (quar.)
"■Transfer
refined
by the various departments of the U. S.
these Government contracts are in process of completion
10-23
10-23
$1272C
South Dakota
approximately
Union
accepted
12-18
25c
Zellers,
5%
and
cost
of over 200 Government
11-20
50c
preferred
1
8-inch
an
—
contract
a
refining area to terminal
Montana, which will serve eastern
Glendive,
North
yet
soon
April 6,
Motors,
the
Youngstown Sheet & Tube,
12-
of
Mont.
that
Billings-Laurel
adjustment by the Internal Revenue
(quar.)
Co.
as
estimate
of
7
$1.50
(monthly)
convertible
Pipeline Co.—
!
(F.
(Wm.)t Jr. Co.
of
and
Assignments
Assets
6%
11-16
in
Billings,
announced
Co.—who
transactions
11-
Wood
11-
1-2-54
21
construction
the
will
interest
As
12-31
$1.25
(accum.)
(quar.)
10-16
the
11-30
$1.26
—
6 7®
Corp.,
(quar.)
2
a
$145,000,000
(quar.)
11-
from
the
preferred
5
Oct.
,on
President, in
not
10-20
investment
preferred
12-10
have
10-31
Corp.
convertible
11-
line
oil
Board and
1
4c
Public
convertible
•
$4 preferred
Gas
Investment
convertible preferred
2
loss
minute.
said in part:
Yellow Cab Co.—
4
in
178, p. 1278.
1954.
2
1-31
1-
western
completion
11-
$1.50
12-
complete
certificate of fast amortization for the line has been obtained
Defense
Production
The
12-
(quar.)
Yukon
the
'
letter
have extensive
marketing facilities in the
be the shippers served
by this products pipeline. •
Hartwig said that a study of the economic feasibility of the line
has been prepared
by Ebasco Services Inc. of New York who are the
designing engineers, and that arrangements have been made with
Dillon, Read & Co., Inc., investment bankers of New
York, to handle
the financing.
■
11-16
6%
6
floors,
will
11-16
90c
6%
11-
the
refiners—Farmers
12-15
45c
__
(quar.)__
10-15
11-6
for
from
located
be
The
Continental
The
Electric
Yosemite Park & Curry
10-13
letters,
does
possible.
standard-size
a
of
"It
Bowen.
transmits typed copy at 300 words a
transmitting wrapper will hold anything
President
into
and
25c
(s-a)
11- 1
2
to
Montana
11c
(monthly)
10-15
12- 1
Mr.
Intrafax
pipeline
11c
Grocery
2
12-19
before
never
send
said
to
de¬
organizations.
transmission
documents—between
Basin
entered
15c
11-
30c
of
service
correspondence
business
small
branches,"
cost
a
moving
error-free
and negative copy."—V.
11c
County
and
in
an
by
Hartwig,
products
Corp.)
10-15
21VzC
26^0
W.
being
10-16
$1
10-20
50c
(extra)
Industries
York
and
Pipeline, Inc.,
Build New Pipeline—
9
10-
$1.43%
(quar.)
10-30
10-30
(quar.)
Rubber
Wysong & Miles Co.
\
delays
speedy,
York
vised.
preferred
6-17
the
New
systems
and
transparent
Williston
2
2-
12-10
tl272c
2
20c
(s-ai
Inc...
Natural
11-
minutes
and positive
2
$127aC
10-30
25c
preferred
Electric Service,
Texas-Illinois
Texas
(quar.)
(quar.)__
4%
7-1-54
25c
in
...
Willys-Overland Motors, Inc.—Little Change in Share¬
holders' Equities—Ward M.
Canaday, Chairman of the
10-16
25c
Inc
Superior Steel Corp.
•Talon,
3-17
Show
on
of
1
$1
series
Liscuits.
12-17
$1
preferred
convertible
1-2-54
4-1-54
Business
in
unveiled
was
10-31
10-31
Wrigley
and
in
use
communications
minute,
10-16
40c
______'
Woolworth
.
common
5 72%
6-17
12-17
designed for
internal
a
12- 1
Machine Corp.—
Bros.
3-17
7-1-54
12 Vic
(quar.)
Co.—
1-2-54
4-1-54
$20.87
11- 2
34%c
,
:
preference
(Gar)
11,794,699
J25c
(quar.)
preferred
Wood
246,183,017
Co.—
6%
(quar.)
(quar.)
Propane
Oil
Corp.
15c
25c
common
Securities
preferred
Co.,
Sunray
10-19
25c
_'
(quar.)
Spring
Electric
2nd
Suburban
10-31
Dec. 31/52
$
,
$2
Ltd.
—
preferred
Witherbee
details
extra-large legal-size letter, 872xl4 inches. Cards
as
readily as onion-skin paper.
Electronic
controls permit the sending of half-tones of black and
white material
10-30
$1.50
5.047®
for
Intrafax: will
new
handled
are
10-16
15c
(quar.)
(quar.):
5%
12-14
25c
(quar.)._;
(quar.)—
preferred
Greene
1-2-54
15c
preferred
prior
7
10-13
15c
Strawbridge & Clothier,
Stubnitz
10-
useful
postage stamp to
Industries)
,—
preferred
prior
2
shares
See
$19.58
machine,
.
bottlenecks
departments
three
area
9
11-15
$1.127a
income)
•
(quar.)
5%
11-
10-28
57c
,
25c
50c
-
the
is
10c
Wisconsin
13,071
10-20
11-
Intrafax
.
efficiently and at
"The
10-16
1-15
letter-size
long plagued both large
^
2-2-54
of
$
$19.56
requisitions, drawings—all kinds
"The
Paper Co., Ltd.—
Lovett
Wisconsin
(quar.)
(quar.)
Common
,
37%C
(initial quar.)
Common
r
(quar.)
Ltd.—
Brewers, Inc.
Stern Textiles, Inc.
preferred (quar.)_:
&
4% %
•
Inc.
Canada
common
——
have
buildings,
12-15
share__^
;
.
end
"Intrafax
6
preferred
6%
6%
to
15c
Wisconsin
3.60%
—i—__'_i_J__"_____
,
11-
..
offering
stockholders.
leasing of such private 'picture' communications
industry," said E. C. Bowen,. General Manager, "is a new
11-17
:
its
its
by
"The
'
."Extra
19
city.
orders,
25c
(quar.)
announced
1101.
organiztaions, that will flash
"picture" form at 300 words
by this company at the National
12-10
30c
Inc. '
Extra
12-18
177,
484.
high-speed,
new,
facsimile
10-15
-30c
Monthly
11-16
12-31
states.—V.
Western Union Telegraph Co.—New Machine—
2
$1272c
10-10
$1.25
application
customers'
business.
Monthly
Corp.
com¬
Washihgton
262,055,331 252,483,390
^"13,395,464
12,897,153
value, per
p.
12-21
$1.25
(quar.)
19
oversubscribed
and
outstanding
178,
60c
(quar.)
Oct.
on
was
1278
assets
asset
11-
31 Tic
Wisconsin Bank Shares
10-10
and
Sept. 30,'53 June 30,'53
10c
75c
Inc.
(quar.)
&
the
$
10-15
10-30
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
A
(quar.)
Winn
178,
net
9
11-2*
$1.3174
Extra
11-30
corporation
Total
10-27
$1.0674
(quar.)
A
prior
its
and
George's Gas Corp.
As of—
—V.
$1.50
10c
Securities
A
B
$2
two
part of a program
subsidiaries.
Washington's
Wellington Fund, Inc.- -Reports Record Assets—
9-10
3772c
Co.
Washington
10-15
(year-end)
RR.
preferred
Whitehead
10-15
2
(quar.)_
Co.
11-
75c
(quar.)
Pacific
White Sewing
1
12-10
12 Vic
12
12-
11-
..
$56 %c
(quar.)
(initial)
10-15
2272c
;
Fixture
the
2
2
of
25c
$10c
Co.
10-
11-
$2
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry., com.
4% prior lien (quar.)
10-15
ii-
:
Lithograph
preferred
Stein
class
2
11-4
3772c
Breweries,
Class
6
11-
'—
Stecher-Traung
-
11-
5c
^__
-.
11-
(accum.)
Class
;;
pfd.
pp.
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Westminster
10-20
12-10
5 %
57®
11-25
56 %c
common
Ltd., 472%.
Corp.
(quar.!
Ltd.,
(quar.)_
■
11-25
12-15
20c
—_
i
Brock,
Class
1
10-20
12-15
.
A
preferred
10-20
11-
5 7®
10-20
1
2%
(quar.)____
Cement,,
Quarterly
Special
Stanley
1
11-
25c
Inc.———
Co.,
Silica
10-20
11-
(quar.)
Spokane International RR.—
>
1
11-1
$1.15
Inc.
V,
than
Insurance
Insurance
class
preferred
Western
Securities—
preferred
Quarterly
Spokane Portland
5%
10-20
$1.10
(quar.)_^_l
conv.
11-
.
$1.06%
ii
&
1
$1.03%
,
2uL
Kellogg & Sons.
10-31
11-
97 %C
(quar.)__;_—
Investments
Common
92 %c
(quar.).;
in
35c
Western Light & Telephone
10-15
572%
(quar.)__i______
preferred
preferred
2
11-16
11-
30c
Co.—
(quar.)__^__
4.15%' preferred
4.40 %
(quar.)
com.
Service
'(quar.)__
preferred
,4.257®
$1.20
Corp.,
stock
2
The
products.
Lines,
Canada
Western
$2.50
(.quar.
Drug
Southwestern
common
10-
6272c
(quar.)
company of
filed with the
by
Welex Jet Services, Inc.—Stock Sold—
2
1272c
com.
this
been
proposed, merger is
future,
11-
5c
common
has
application
2788.
p.
i6272c"1-
(quar.)___
quar.)
of
subsidiaries—Prince
of
35c
(quar.)
Fire
Air
Western
Southern Indiana Gas & Electric Co.—
Southwestern
Maryland
10-15
(s-a)
(initial
into
merger
Gas Light Co. of
Maryland, Inc.—were liquidated on July 31, 1953, and
the merger of Rosslyn Gas Co., which
operates in Virginia, is expected
to
be
effected in
the near
the
Petroleum—
6%:
"
$13.58
Mr.
preferred
Westchester
5
28%c
(quar.)
preferred
10-31
28c
preferred
(quar.)
the
subsidiary,
joint
a
that the
says
unification
10-13
Virginia Pulp & Paper—
472%
the
10-13
Steel Foundry—
preferred (quar.)
prior
West
The application
two
in
' %
panies.
for
for
wholly-owned
a
Commission
2
Kentucky Coal Co. (quar.)
7%
Southern
authorization
Co.,
1
30c
com.
preferred
&
for
Gas
Power
3772c
com.
$13.62
10-15
West Michigan
Co.
request
Federal
11-
Co;',(quar.)_
preferred
Showcase
10-12
•
1_
Washington Gas Light Co.—Proposed Merger—
A
11-1
25c
(quar.)
Waverly Oil Works
yll-16
-
11- 2
9
Sept. 30, '53 June 30, '53
$3,497,326
$3,430,243
i
1199.
p.
11-
(quar.)
57®
conv.
10-
1
;.
share
per
$10
;
Washington Gas Light Co.,
$4.25 preferred (quar.)__
10-31
11-30
50c
10-20
assets
value
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)_
Corp.
(quar.)
Mfg. Co. (Wis.),
preferred
(quar.)
Bros.,
10-20
11-10
3772c
Warren
10-20
11-
3772c
9-30
net
177,
A
Co.'v?
Warner Brothers Pictures,
Warner & Swasey Co
Gas Co. has only
4.48 %•
Southern
t<
10-
2
11-16
50c
(accum.)
10-20
11-16
8772c
(quar.)
preferred previ-
these
4.56%
-
$3
50c
•
intended
Gas
Common
,*
10-9
9°
11-16
-
$35c
income
Walker
,10-30-.
22%c
,
South Jersey
was
Southern
1
(quar.)
Co.—
published
Indiana
$25c
Vulcan
11-13
10-
t75c
preferred
Food
preferred
10-16
11-
$50c
;_
common
a
(quar.)_
(quar.)—
Lathe
incorrect.
1
com.:
Ltd
(quar.)
(quar.)
67®
2
11-2
50c
9272c
.
preferred
12-15
30c
Ltd.,
10-16
11v
$45c
(quar.)
2
Co.—-
payment
ously
■
65c
—
Jersey
11-
$1.50
(quar.)
Mills,
preferred
conv.
Extra
South
y.
Co.
Paper
Aircraft
South
50c
:__
Corp., common
preferred
Solar
•;
O.)
Douglass
Smith
quar.)
2
5
Fund—
Co.
preferred
11-
11-16
$1
$1.1272
preferred
6 7®
Corp. (quar.)
Ltd., common
(N.)
Smith
,
Oil
(increased
11-
8772c
Corp. of. America (auar.)
Heating Corp., 57® preferred
67®
9)
page
Corp.—Asset Value Up—
of—
asset
Potomac
11-16
$2
(s-a)
Viceroy Mfg., class A
Virginian Ry.
9
As
Total
10-19
j
;(quar.)
common
Sea
Norman
6%
Power, com.
preferrod
(quar.)
11-2
25c
Vanadium
Blumenthal
Pacific
Slater
63%c
7
10c
Co.
Tobacco
convertible
Camp
Van
[Sidney] Co.)
Sierra
10-14
.
;
Corp.,
investment
'
Corp.,'
10-15
II-
$$1.75
11-2
2
25c
Southern^,Oil___
10-31
$25c
—V.
(Continued from
Wall Street Investing
,
Universal Pictures Co,: 47i7®
,pfd. (quar.)__
Upper Peninsula Power Co., com. (quar.)
5747®
preferred (quar.)
II-
J25c
11-17
(quar.)
Machinery
Continental
From
Valspar
Canada, Ltd.—
preferred. (quar.)____.
Blumenthal Co. (see
■
Sidney
Corp.—
_.
Canada,
preference
11-25
15c
1
;
A
Utah
3
11-' 2
12-
(quar.) _ii
»
•
Net
;
(quar.)
of
% Universal Leaf
11-25
11-16
11-17
(quar.)
9-25
Corp., class B (quar.) 4__1____.___2.__
40c
A
iquar.)__'____i'_l„_^____i,_____4i;'.
22c
ServpraecharusniSf/Inc. 4quar.)v_l__;_^____i::\ 10c
..Shawinigan Water & Power Co. (quar.)_I_l'
$30c
1
Lines
United
12-1
10-27
Class
Sherwin-Williams
Line
United Stores Corp., $6 preferred
( United Transit, 5%:
preferred
w
-12-17
$1.43%
12-
Co., 4727®' preferred (s-a)
,U, S. Radiator Corp.,' 6% preferred
(quar.)_
,V U. S. Vitamin Corp,, (quar.)
f;' United Steel
Corp., Ltd.—•
12-17
12-17
.
10-
$1.0674
3772c
(quar.)
Fire Insurance
.:6%
11-13
I-10
Serrick
V.
Pipe
of Calif,
Co,
"
" 43c
r
•
*:,i-io'
53C
'
-
i;
v ".-,(12c
' 107®
-
£:
*
(stock
12-
45c
V.
U.
10-23
Mlg,:iCp^3^%ypi'efp.rrcd, ,(quar.)_— ^ 91 %c
rtV .~4,30-%
preferred
..■.(quar.):_f:_^___(,u^nrr-^ -V$1.07 Vi
Seaboard Finance Co., common;(quar.)
.; $2.12
preferred; 4quar;)_u!,ii:_Y_^-x-i-X~
$1:72 convertible preferred,
(quar! )__L'l"44i-
,:
10-16.
11-
30c
10-15
10-28
Missouri
Extra
.
7-20
85c
•
,__
Scovili
$5.75
1-20
.,-•,•
11-
1772c
preferred (quar.)______
United Specialties Co.; (increased)
■
4-20
•
10-30
6272c
6%
10-15
1
27Vic *«v 8. >2
•
$3.40
Scotten,
2-
Co.
United Shoe
10-20
(quar,)27Vac
12-15
11-15
$1.14
United Cities Realty, 57® preferred
% United Drill & Tool
Corp., class A
i
10-20
1
1-2-54
Cigar-Whelan Stores Corp.—
convertible preference
(quar.)
$3.50
10-15
■
11-10
27 Vic
1
: ii-
li
•
United
1
5-1*.
:
11- T
s1
1
(quar.)
12-
■
;5 Yz% preferred A
■f'r.i 5lh*/pipreferred A
Gas
9
$1
preferred
(quar.)
$4.50 ^preferred
(quar.)___
3.:
,10-31
1
-',i $20c
••
V-
2-15-54 'V.i-2-
,"$3c
■
;
Schwitzer-Cummins,
9
'12-11
*•
.-tlO.c
__i
A
B
.5Vi%
Gas
preferred
preferred
Union Oil
Ltd.__
Co., Ltd.," class
Class
$1.25
—i—
—
Mines,
1-2-54
,10-
Co.
,
Antonio
$$1.06
A/(quar.)_____./
(quar.)_:
Quarterly.
*San
10-31
pfd. 4quar.)L_
Ry.
preferred
Transit
50c
10-
,60c
$4
(quar.).
2
12-15
(quar.)____:
(quar.)_
—i.
Electric-of
$3.50
10-10
11-
1-2-54
____
10-20
9
$1
$2.55. preferred
(quar.)
Trinity Universal Insurance (Dallas, Texas)—
Quarterly
Tudor City 9th Unit, $6 preferred (accum.)
'
•' 10-20
ii.
(accum.)$2.50
_____^____a_____^
pfd.
RR.
10-15
11-
i5c
10-
317»c
preferred
-
General Corporation and
Investment News
9
2
Mfg. Co.—
11-16
Co.
10-
11-
*
preferred
11-16
4.56%
11- 2
$1.21
(quar.)^
Thermoid Co., $2.50 preferred (quar.)
Toledo Edison Co., common
(quai1.)
4.257® preferred (quar.) ______a
S.& W Pine Foods, Inc.—
>
Glass
conv.
1
class
67®
&-Whitehall
preferred
Thatcher
.
1
___l._-i.___,
Building Co.,
Rutland
47®
9
10-20
Holdert
Payable of Rec.
$1.14
preferred (quar.)
series A (quar.)
$1.18%
10 & (25c
Ltd.,
(quar.)
I.)—
12-
$1.17
(quar.)
(quar.)
(R.
12-
.15c
pfd.
,$1.25-convertible
-•
common <quar.)__
(quar.)____^______r___i-
Oak Dairy,
Ruppert
(Jacob)
preferred
Textron, Inc.
10-9
-
preferred
$4.56
When
Share
•
•
Light Co.,
$1
Power,
Royal
10-
10-30'
$4
v
&
$1.02%
(quar.)
&
V
10-20
10c
1
$4.84
•
10-20
28c
(quar.)
com.
1
10-15
2
56%c
:_
Class B
.
A
(quar.)
preferred
Aircraft
(Rose's
pfd.
(quar.)
preferred
Rockland
"Rohr
4.507®
preferred
4%%
„
11-
___-_
Mills,
10-20
11- 2
(quar.)_
Extra
Robbins
4%
2
11- 2
30c
(quar.)____^___i_________
Rice Mills, Inc. (quar.)
preferred
Brand
11-
50c
common
Per
Name of Company
Texas Power
-i
$1.25
Inc.
Holder«
Payable o] Bee.
—
Quarterly
Rice-Stix,
When
V* Share
.•->
47
an
a
stock.
Proceeds
short-term
and
to
nctes
banks,
expenditures
1515.
or
the
to
are
to
payable
be
applied to the payment
to
New
balance, if any,
reimburse
the
England
to be
treasury
Electric
used to
pay
therefoj^p.
^ ^
I
45
The Commercial and Financial
(1610)
Globe-Wernicke
7%
Co.,
preferred
Goodall
Rubber
Special
5%
Co.,
Tire
preferred
$5
11-16
(quar.)
common
1211-
Co.,
2
75c
(quar.)
$1.25
12-15
11-16
(quar.)
com.
______—,
preference (quar.)______
Batteries, Inc., com.
47*
4% 7*
preferred
Grafton
&
75c
Co., Ltd., class A
11-
2
11-
2
(quar.)_
Graham-Paige Corp.—•
5% convertible preferred
Grand
Union
Co.,
preferred
tquar.'_—
Great West Saddlery, Ltd.
Green
(H.
Greer
Inc.
Mutual
Guardian
capital
Gulf
56 %c
$5
10-30
10-14
10-15
Kirkland
12-
1
11-16
Kobacker
(quar.)
371/20
_________
Kress
10-15
2
11-
La
10-16
10-26
Oil
Quarterly
Hamilton
s'/*
$1.25
12-15
11-25
$1.25
—
______
3-12-54
2-20
12-10
10-23
12-10
10-23
11-
10-15
$40c
Co.
H.)
1
f 50c
12-
Hancock
Oil
25c
$1.16
Class
(M.
Harris
11-
<increased
B
Hayes
3%%
11-10
1
Le
5
Lee
1
12-
1
11-13
$1.06 y4
1
10-20
10-15
15c
11-
2
10-16
$1.25
11-
Stock
10-20
9-30
10-26
10- 2
10-31
10-
8
933Ac
10-31
10-
8
$1.25
—
11-14
11- 2
Co., common—
•convertible
4%
Hinde
Dauch
&
preference
11-13
1
12-
1
11-13
11-25
10-23
2
10-
11-
2
10-6
■
11-13
10-16
•
5%
Stores,
Home
preferred
Insurance
Horde r'n
Inc,
Hormel
4%
31 %c
(accum.)__—_
(George
Lighting &
Stores
Power,
2
10-
2
10-16
11-16
10-31
11-16
10-31
11-
10-
10-31
10-21
Macy
4%
11-
2
10-15
Mailman
pfd.
$4
(quar.)
Refrigerator
Extra
37'/2c
12-
1
Co.
1
$1.25
11-
2
30c
11-
2
10-20
12-18
Huttig Sash & Door Co.—
.f>%' preferred
iquar.)
Hygrade Food Products Corp.—
4%
Brick
Press
Co.,
12-30
$1.25
Metal
1007*
Illinois
Brick
Co.
Illinois
Power
RR.
5%
Corp., Ltd., 5%
Field
&
from
Mathieson
Chemical
10-16
10-20
Maytag
McCabe
4y*%
11-
2
10-15
11-
2
10-16
11-
2
10-16
Class
B
10-10
McColl-Frontenac
McKay
(quar.)
55 %c
11-
2
10-10
4.70%
preferred
(quar.)
58%C
11-
2
10-10
O
10-
15c
11-
2
10-15
10c
11-
19c
from
Foundation
ordinary
realized
i
;
International
,-7%
4% 7*
Harvester
Co,
International
(quar.)_
Holdings, Ltd.
international
Nickel
■1%
preferred
7%
Co.
($100
of
par)
Utilities
convertible
•■$1.40
convertible
Investors Trust Co.
$2250
,
preferred
Corp.,
Participating
;
Ironrite,
50c
1-15
12-
12-15
Jack
<fc
4%
Heintz,
$30c
»;
Tfea
Johnson
|
11-
Ontario
&
Power
9-30
2
Minute
Maid
Corp.,
prior
preferred
comipon
57*
Paper
11-
2
10-15
11-
2
10-15
1
11-10,
2
10-14
2-
1
1st
$6
Mitchell
1-15,
11-
2
10-15
Perkins
11-
2
10-
Permanente
9
11-30
10-31
12-
11-
11-16
1
11-
2
Phillips
Philadelphia Dairy Products Co.
$4.50
1st
preferred
(quar.)!
$4 non-cum. 2nd preferred (quar.)
11-
2
1
11-
2
11-
2
11-
2
45c
11-
1
10-22
12-
1
11-13
12-15
11-20
Philadelphia Electric Co., 4.68%
4.40% preferred (quar.)__
4.307*
preferred
(quar.):
3.807*
preferred
(quar.)
10-15
Philip Morris & Co., Ltd., Inc.—
47*
preferred
(quar.)
____i__
11-
1
10-15
11-
1
2
10-20
10-28
10-15
10-28
10-15
12-
1
11-13
4%
11-
6
10-13
11-16
Ltd.
Power
10-19
1
10-15
10-30
10-15
11-
1
10-15
Montgomery
1-2-54
12-15
Moody's
Monroe
Loan
$3.85
(quar.)__
10-31
10-
2
Pratt,
10-
9
Price
15c
$6
Co.,
preferred
C
common,
1
$1
11-
1
10-
15c
1-
4
12-15
93%c
__
(quar.)
9
11-
2
10-19
2c
11-
1
10-20
3c
.
common
11-
1
10-20
10-29
10-15
15c-
Parchment Co.
(quar.)
35c
10147
12-10
.
12-18
s
11-
2
10-15
12-
1
11-25
11-10
Randall
34 %c-.
75c'
Co.
Extra
com.
Narragansett
12- l >
Nkthan
11-
1
10-16
Reitman's
10c
12-
4
11-
11-
1
50c
11-30
11-30
(s-a)_
$3.50
preferred
4%%
pfd.
6
(quar.)l_
(quar.)
Duparquet. Inc,: (quar.
—
25c
56 %c10c
5%
11-
-
(quar;)I___l—v,7, ;75c-i
10-15
10-21
10-15
10-15
(Dayton, Dhlor— .: ;
35c
.50c
128c
Ltd., class A' (quar.)i___i_"
2
10-20"
Resistoflex
11-
2
Corp.," 57*" conv.
Reynolds Tobacco
Class
B
11- 2
10-31
1-2-54*
(R.
,(quar.)__.
J.),
pfd.
—75c
7
35c
(quar.)12%c
common
*(quar.r_ 7;
50c
,10-26
10-26
7 11- 1
7
12- 5
-^—,7 .7, 50C 7, 12- 5
'
10-23
10-2®
12-16
,12-15,
t5c-1-2-54
Extra
11-
10-21"
~
*
"
"
Engineering Co.__
12-13"
10-15-
" 10-21
11- 2 :
12-19
.
10-21
li- 2
"25c
11- 2
__1:
&
10-31.
10-1®
10-21
7 11-2
Republic Natural Gas Co. (s-ar__l:
Republic Supply Co. (Calif.)
11-1
11-14
11- 2
11-2
t25c
_
;
Electric
10-2®
10-15
Ltd., common___l_l_ll_110c
(quar.)
Renoid Coventry.
'
.
10-2®
.
11- 2
..;;50c
(Canada)
Quarterly
'■
11- 2.,
11-12
^,7,. .25c.
z____7
U
10-24 ,10-16
12-14,
11- ,1?.
.
5% pfd. (quar.)$1.25
class A (quar.)__
50c
50c
(quar.)_-
preferred
Reliance
11-10
10-31
B
10-15>
-
50c
(quar.»_—
Co.,
Reliable Fire Insurance Co.
4
11-10
"
t20c'
Class
10-16
II-16
2c
>
Co.
(quar.
Extra
lc
Electric,
Straus
2'
9
11-25
(Mass.)
Extra
2
11-
-
•;,.;•••
(quar_)
Pile
common
A.)
10-
•;? -.f, -i.
41
12- 1 * 11-13
12- 1
11-13
12- 1
11-13,
(quar.l___-_--z_;V---—r-7-,r--Vv 37%c
Stores
(C.
11-10
56 %c
1_
12- 1
2
5c
(quar.)__
1st
Owl
Red
Reece Corp.
11-
Ltd.— y*
10-23
10-15
11- 27
Colorado,
of
Concrete
10-30
...
(quar.)_
Corp.
(quar.)
Munising Paper, 5%.
Co.
Raymond
10-12
11-16
Co.
Products,
Reading Co.,
6
11-
1
Co.
Participating class A
17 %c
(quar.)
Royal Rice Mills Ltd..(quar.)
Vernon-Woodbury Mills
preferred
Service
11-10
11-10
(s-aI
Gamble
&
10-
10-27
11-
preferred
12 %c
:
(quar.)
America,
12-1®..
-tl5c,;. 11-. 2s
Radio Corp. of America, common;.;....—e-v 5°c
11-23
$3.50 convertible 1st preferred
(qpar.)
» 87%c:,1-.-2
preferred
Motor. Products
>7%
10-15
$1.20
;
Mount Diablo
Mount
2
$1.50
Year-end.
Mount
11-
10-15
Reed
11-
.____
1- 2
11-14
Quinte Milk
17 %c
$1.25
of
Ltd.—
Co.,
10-15
;
$1.05 %
Corp.
10-13
10- 5
11-16;
12-15
-
Morrell
Plan
10-13
11- 1
2
2
40c
$3 paricipating preferred (quar.)
Montgomery & Erie RR. (s-a)
$2.25
11- 1"
11-
11-
(quar.)
10-15
s
&
10- 1
10- 9
10-16
11- 5
10%7 .10-19!
v_,.
12-15
2
1
11-25;
Morris
4%
dividend)
(stock
& Co.
10-15
10-15
8-1®
11- 5
1- 4
,
11-1
11- 2
11- 2
11-14 *
$1.10
(quar.)
I-
1
10-15
J
Public
12-
1
,
10-16
12-
1
10-25
10-30
96 %c
5
•
Procter
62 %c
12-
;
11-20
10-16
(quar.)
Ry. (s-a)
Service—-
Co.
1
2
$1.15
——_i
11-
&
Read
Brothers
12-
$50c
11-
(John)
4
11-
$1.50
pfd.
20c
(quar.)
,
—
ZL--__—+$2
(quar.65c
conl.7 (quar.)
40c
47»7* preferred (quar.)
$1.06%
4.20W
preferred
$1.05 "
(quar.)
4%7* preferred (quar.)__
:
:
*
$1.12%.
Quebec Power Co.
!
;
si. j +SOc;.;
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Erie
&
Investors
(extra)-
______
10c
.
series
11- 2
11- 2
10-25
12- 1
1-15
i__—
(quar.)
Co.
,
-
10-30
11-
preferred
Glass
12-lf.
12-11'
10-9
10- 9
10- 9
10- 9
,
,
■"
10-31
Society, 5 Va % pfd. (quar.)
Co., common. (quar.)__i.
Power
—
—
10-23
50c
Chemical
preference
•
_______
40c
(quar.i.
2
___—_
pfd. (quar.)
10-20
3.90%
Phoenix
^
$1.12%
1-2-54
$1
1-2-54
$1.17
11- 1
/, $1.10,.
11- 1
$1.07%
11- 1
90c
11- 1
11-16
(quar.)__
4.40%
preferred
11-
,
„
"
11-10
100%
(quar.)
11
25c
10-16
10-20
10-20
11- 6
10-31
(s-a)
Co.,
preferred
13%c
,
10-20
10-31
20c
10-30
$1.25 ,10-30
65c12- 1
$1
,y97%c
7„';%c
Pillsbury Mills, Inc., common (quar.)
50c
$4
preferred (quar.)
"
$1
Pioneer
Petroleum
(s-a)__
>
17%c.v
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
35c
Pneumatic Scale Corp., Ltd
40c
Portland Gas & Coke <quar.)_:
22%c :
Potomac Edison Co., 3.60%' pfd.
(quar.)-;-'--"'^ ; 90c;
4.707*
preferred
(quar.)
7'$1.17% '
preferred (quar.)__
(Robert),
10-13
11-2
*'.
1
11-
1
50c
35c
Corp., common....
—
preferred
(quar.)—r__-—Petroleum Co.
(quar.)
57*
10-15
10-13
11-
(quar.)
Phillips-Jones
2
11-14
40c
(quar.)
1
5c
.'4.80%
10-19
Co.
11-2
1-4-54
12-
Gear
Cement
11-20
11-2B
11- 2
11- 1
$1.06'A
40c
11-20
12- 1
$1.06^
—-
Machine &
10-13
10-. 1
12- 1
12- 1
57'/2c
62%c,
,
__!—
.
12-
(quar.)
4.50%
v
(quar.)__;;__—;
(quar.)
;
12-15
;'12.%c
;
12-
(quar.)
Corp.
Monongahela
(quar;)^
11-15
11-16
11-2
_
$1.06%
Mississippi Power, 4.60% preferred
Mississippi Power & Light—
12-
—
Extra
e
t25c
!
!_
;
$1.12%
common
5
11-
(quar.)
Pennsylvania Power Co., 4.247* pfd. (quar.)
4.25%
preferred
(quar.)
Peoples National Bank (Brooklyn, N. Y.)__
1
Co.
10-15
35c
preferred
preferred
11-
10%
(quar.)
Light (stock dividend)—
&
10-
35c
common
11-15.
11-15
;25c
33c
32%c
f75c
t$1.50
—
(quar.)_
12-
6c
1
Monsanto
quar.)
9-30
(quar.)
(quar.)
2
(quar!)
:^_____
10-26
(stock div.)
11-
Dry
Ltd.,
' 7
,
28 %C
pfd.
Minnesota
35c
Testers,1 Inc
Gtocki' dividend
22c
Co
Minnesota
,
*
Halamazoo Vegetable
.
12-11
\
Z—_
10-15 10-2®.
"
V '• '■
10-24
10-24
.10-24
.41- 2,.
11- 2 ...
>
25c
7 -,
—_I_—
;__
preferred
Penn Fruit Co., common
12-31
10c
11-
50c
pfd^
Royalty,
Penman's,
15c
Mission
.
Extra
-./Johnston
-
Co., 3%%
Ranch
10-17
(monthly)
Rhoads, 4V4%
$1.09
Jersey Central Power & Light—
:4% preferred (quar.)
Jewel
10-31
$1.10
5
iquar.i
preferred
(initial
(quar.)
12 %c
30c
dividend
Co.
preferred
$1.22%
t8%c
preferred A (quar.)
15%; preferred B
(quar.i
Steel
$1.30
-
10-
,
%</c
Jessop
11-15
25c
107*
Mills,
1
t50c
2
(quar.)__
common
(quar.)___
*15c
11-
(quar.)
Knitting
Stock
conv.
preferred
75c
t$1.75
_________________
Inc.,
preferred
Jantzen
Laboratories
11-5
1
Ltd.—
(quar.)
55c
$1.32
Co.__^
$1.60
$1.75
(qtmr.)
.
^
10-15
f25c
Ltd.__-_;-_-
Hampshire)
11- 2
Co
Gas
Canada.
of
(New
Telephone Co.—
preferred (quar.)
4.607*
,
10-19
&
Co.
Casualty
Peninsular
52 %c
(quar.)
Abrasive
Minneapolis
Drilling
10-15
12-
,
—_—
50c
preferred
Montana
Inc.,
&
2
37 %C
.
preferred
2
$1.18%
11-
Illinois Gas & Electric Co.—
.36
11- 2
10-30
(quar.)
Midwest
"
.Iowa,
Peerless
(quar.)
common
A (quar.)
Co., Inc.
1
(quar.)
:
Corp.,
Piping
(quar.)'.—-"** 25c ^10-26-
Co., common.ri;:;-7V2c11-13
$1.06(4
10-
Rhode Island—
of
7
45c
1
common..!
preferred
10-
(quar.)
$1.12%
(quar.)
preferred
Parker
2
dividend)
11-
(interim)
Canada,
preferred ($5 par) (quar.)__
Packers, Ltd.
.$1.40
7
11-
income)
Middle States Petroleum Corp.
;
International
International
10-
(quar.)
(stock
2
(quar.)
com.
preferred
,
11-
(quar.)
11-
Miller
10-22 7;
2
50c
11-30
from
11-; 2
5% irfd.- (quan)r^,$1.25
Co.,
Extra
10-20
15c
4.40%
Miles
15c
:
11-
Park Chemical
"
3-2$
$1
Electric Co.
preferred
(quar.)
Mid-West
(quar.)
Light
Packard-Belt Co.
12-1#
"
•
and
1
12-
-
.
Power Vfe
56'/4C
(quar.)_
(quar.)
25c
pfd.
12-10
•*
2 :
57*
2%%
Stores
Gas
4.90%
from
6c
.
■:
>-©1.500 11-10 ,.11-
$$1.25
Meyercord Co.
(quar.)
Michigan Steel Tube Products Co
Fund—•
income
net
Corp.,
2
3
^$$1.75^./, 11-147 10-11
/
Co.
10-15
$1
(quar.)
preferred
Michigan
10-15
*
1
Extra
and
profits I
Growth
from
(10c
.
Tnterchemical
11-
12-
25c
security
Institutional
1
-
r 11- 2^ .'10-15
11-
$1.06(4-
(quar.)___
dividend
preferred
Mercantile
Fund:
income
profits
security
2
12-
$2.25
-r
10-15
62 %c
(quar.)
Ltd., com.
Co.,
Co.
common
Melville Shoe
2
1-2-54
.
Institutional
Stock
•
/
A!
1
t$l
Corp.,
4%%
(year-endi
common
Oil
Machine
4 Va %
2
!
1
Extra
9
10-15
11-^2
:
$1.50
$1.06(4
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines
11-
10-14
10-15
,
10-31
;
50c
,25c
r 25c
7$3
"
30c
10-10
12-
-
u-"*
"U
* ,1;
.
preferred,,(quar.)——
tl5c
10-10
67*
(quffr-.)ih_i_i._%'$l.i2%
(quar.)__^2i'__l;;_ii__-A.
A
10-31
10-30
11- 2
12-
11- 2
(quar.)
2
$25c
v
12-
$3.50
(quar.)___
Corp.
2
2
common
$1
4-1-54
(quar.)
class A
2
Mead
class
Elevator
67*
11-
Rand Co.,
7
10- 1
10-27
1-I-54p-
62 %c
5c
preferred (quar.)
$3 preference
McCall
Co.,
•'•
Corp.
Grain, Ltd.,
'
10-1©"
10-30,
12- 1
20c
10- 9"i
,10-3® •
_i_^;t,__^i;--',"7\',<r*5c y 11-13 .19-30 .
57* conv. preferred (quar.)i=,i^=.-j.--i-_^r^'2%fe. • 1-2-54 ^12-15 •7
Park Sheraton Corp.;. commoa^^i^ialiCiV sy^SOc ;: 12- 1_
11-13 ;
472% non-cumulative preferred-*ts.-a)iiy.
\ ,;:12-l5../
3 .
Park & Tilford Distillers Corp.~™-_r^l";.i-;*^ 37»/2C
10-15 :
Parke, Davis & Co.
' • 35c - r 10-30
10- 9 *
$1.35
62%c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
11-
—
10-
11- 2
•
B
Pacific
_—
preference
Co.,
preferred (s-ai
Institutional Shares, Ltd.—
1
$1
<
$1.25...
1.1- 2 ,v 10-22 :
preferred^Yqu^r.)^$r.85*(^ll*- 2 v 10-15 $1.25 preferred iquar.)
A
:rlrir_ri-' 31%c
11-2
10-15
Pacific Lighting Corp.—
**■"*•
'•
Common
(stock dividend' 106.%^-. 11- 9 y,, 10-2® •Common
(initial
quar.)__50c
: 11-16
10-2® ;
Pacific Public Service, $1.30 ^<L ^quaT.>)i__r*if'*32%c/ • I'ly* 2 v-10-15
Pacific Mills, Ltd.,
6% preLutSr^l-^^-t■-/:.'$3^..a-'1
10-1« ;
10-16
11-
10-15-
10-1S 10-15 :
* *$1"
37%c
Common
10-16
2
11-2
>.j(.."-50c
Outlet*- Company
Pacific Finance Corp.,
Co.—
investment
2
6%
35c)
preferred
11-
•Extra
2
11-
25c
-
11-
11-13S
10-2®
10-2®
10- &
10-1510-2©
10-15-
11- 2
11- 2
•
.
(quar.)j.
Common.
year-end
(s-a)
Co.
11-16
11-
quar.)
$2.10 prior preferred (quar.)
Massachusetts
Investors Trust—
10-15
11-20
11-19
_
11-
25c
10-21
12-10
(quar.)_______^;_
55c
dngersoll
;
of
Milling
51c
__
Otis
11-4
(capital gains of
—
53 %c
Co
7%
2
$1
10c
preferred
(quar.)
Zinc
10-10
11-
15c
cash and
(quar.)
Imperial Chemical Industries, Ltd.—
American deposit receipts (interim)
Imperial Tobacco Co. of Canada, Ltd.—
4%
preference
(quar.)
industrial Brownhoist Corp. (quar,)
10-10
2
1
^
12- 4"
10-1©
12-1®.t
10-16
11-25*
Onondaga Pottery Co. (quar.)__H_____^__i_--;
12-10
11-21 .
Ontario & Quebec Railway ls-a--■;
; 12- 1 "11-*2 ;
Ontario Steel Products Co., Ltd., commcm_ji_v-. ^J20c ' ^11-14".
10-11 .
12-22
preferred
preferred
.Illinois
2
11-
12-
1-2-54
-4.42%
i
,
10-24
$1
preferred
(quar.)
1
2-18
4.06%
common
11-
$1.10
Electric
&
;}.
(quar.)#
-United Filters Inc.
conv;
Class
10-2$
2-18
■4.26%
Co.,
1
11^
Gas
Co.
preferred
(quar.)__—
dllver
11-
l0"1^
5c
'
u
common__'_^____
Oliver Corp., 4Vz'/e: preferred
$2
50c
47*
Co.
Holding,
11-
2
10-2O>
,25c
—_———
11-14
1
(Fort
11-19
& Co.—
convertible preferred
Marshall
15c
(quar.)
Extra
Oklahoma
1
Utilities,
Shoe
Service
Ohio
Maryland Casualty Co.
$1
(quar.i
12-15
1-2-10
5%
Realization
10c
preferred
Northwestern
Nunn-Bush
12-
(quar.)
(quar.)—
^
9-30
-10-54
H.),
Mar-Tex
4
(quar.)______
10-20
12-15
pref.
conv.
10-22*.
11- "L
5c
B
11-16
12-
New
Extra
Okonite
(s-a)____^__i.________
15c
(year-end).
Class
10-15
11-
Co. (quar.)
Hampshire (quar.)—
Railway
of
Extra
10-16
2
3-10-54
income
55c
Co._
common
Northwest Engineering Co., class A
10-15
50c
4y*% preferred A
preferred B (quar.)
(R.
*y2 %
12-19
10-29
10-15
50c
or
Products,
(Quarterly
(stock dividend)
Power
Lyon
10-15
12-
10-30
10-30
1
Extra
11-10
(quar.)
RR.
Northwest Airlines, 4.607*
60C
(Increased
Rice
7%' preferred
11-10
12-
;
Pacific
Northern
10-15
4quar.)___
Louisville & Nashville
9
$1.06%
(quar.i
common
Northern
10-15
$1.10
Mallory- (P. R.)
$1
1
10-15
2
10-26
—
——
Corp., common
(quar.)__
convertible preferred
(quar.)
10-31
11-
(quar.)
(quar.)—
com.
Illinois
10-30
(quar.)
(quar.)_
State
11-
30c
Corp.,
Hussmann
Tdaho
Louisiana
1
Corp.,
10-30
(quar.)____
Dock,
25c
preferred
(quar.)_,
Humberstone Shoe Co. (annual)
Hydraulic
Coal &
5V preferred
11-
(quar.)
4'/i%
Common
10-20
Car
11- 2
11-15
1- 2
11-1
12-24
11-10
12-10
1- 2
12- 1
11- 2
11- 2
10-27
10-31
11- 1
11- 2
11- 2
$1
Investment
from
Lorain
quar.i
preferred (quar.)_.
Gas C6,
(qtl'iir.)
Shore
12-15
--
stock
payable In
30c
A-(quar.i
Horn & Hardart Co. (N. Y.)
Home'(Joseph) Co. (quar.)
Howard
6
(increased
convertible
1%
original
Lighting
Island
$1
(quar.)__
com.
——
11-
87 %c
Loomis-Sayles Mutual Fund
'
62 %c
(quar.)
common
$1.50
—
$1.50
& Co.,
A.)
preferred
Houston
2
11-
-
10-15
iquar.)
50c
(quar.)
10-31
Pipe Co.—
25c
Co.
(quar.)
25C
25c
common
Extra__
Long
11-
57*
Northern
Boston'Theatres )quar.)
Loew's
-
37 %c
25c-"
North
10-15
$1.12%
_;
preferred
8%
•Holly Sugar Corp., common (quar.)_
convertible preferied (quar.)___
dividend)
10-15
10-31
96 '/4c
(quar.)
ER.,
Lock Joint
12-15
10-30
Holly
Corp.
Miami
10-15
10-20
(stock
Co.,
2
11-10
<fc Co.
10-31
$1
Co.
Insurance
guaranteed
11-1
(Henry)
$2
Gas,
Co.
11- 2
5c
47%c
93%C
35c
15c
25c
40c
50c
85c
20c
37%c
75c
$1.50
28%c
25c
Inc.
Corp,
(quar.)__—
Ry., 4% adj. pfd.
American
40c
guaranteed
$1
Holt
11-2
10-19*
10-15
12- 1
_________
50c
preferred
(quar.).
Co. (quar.)
Special
12*
40c"
Lumber
Co., Ltd.,
1
(quae.)
Special
1:15c
Mfg.
12-
&
25c
$1
40c
interest—_____
75c
pfd. (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
10-15».
10-3®
10-3®
10-16 ^
75c
$1.18%
—37%c
60c
93%c
iquar.),
(quar.)
Cloth
Share
North
t30c
Original
class A4---_—
Haldcn
Niagara
Electric
Wire
Y.
$12%C
A__
tquar.)
Norfolk & Western
N.
5
50c
Indiana)
10-15
;
2
25%
10-15
50c
Co.—___
(extra)
Paper
Htnes "(Edward)
class
Co.
Co.,
preferred
|20c
3.85%
Life
10-24
30c
(quar.)
12-15
10-31
Y.
3%%
11-
Belt
Lionel
10-15
1-4-54-
12-31
N.
tl5c
11-
2%
12 %c
preferred (quar.)
Corp., common (quar.)_
10-21
10-15
___
10-31
11- 2
11-2
10-31
11-15
11-15
11- 2
—
pid.
(year-end)
Brake
12-15
11-
11- 2
—_—__
(quar.)
(quar.)
3%%
beneficial
Co.
Air
State
pfd.
com.
Merchandise
Y.
2
(year-end i
Corp.
Printing
$3.50
of
Process
York
11-15
(quar.)
4y2%
2
*
New
New
11-
Ltd
11-, 2
15c
10-16
11-16
10-31
$3
35c
Fund—
12-31
25c
(quar.)
11-
$1.25
convertible
Hilton; Hotels
-
11-14
53 VWo-
(quar.)
iquar.)
preferred
dividend
Stock
6%
2
10-31
56 J/4c
Extra
Lincoln
England
29c
(s-a)
12- C10- 9*
11-1©
—
iquar.)
(J. J.) Co.,
Certificates
10-15
1
Co.,
preferred
12-15
10c
National
Wayne,
Little
preferred series A
4Higbie: Mfg.
11-
35c
New
Meter
4%%
15c
(quar.)
dividend
Lincoln
Link
7% preferred A (quar.)
Hershey Chocolate Corp.
11-
10-20.
Corp.—
5%
Corp.
Corp.,
Co.
Savers
Life
1
10-31
45c
(quar.)
12-23
12-30
10-30
1- 2
1-2-54
10-30
12-10
15c
(quar.)—
Brothers,
Neptune
N.
Liberty Fabrics, (N. Y.) (stock dividend)
& Casualty Insurance (Tenn.)—
30c
(quar.)
57* pfd.
$2.40
Newberry
12-
10-15
Life
15c
—
Stores
Salt
1
11-17
I
11-12
10- 9
Products
&
10c
Sons,
Brothers,
1
12-10
Inc.—
Co.
Lewis
11-
10-31
Neisner
1- 5
11-1®
10-22.
12- 4;
tl5c
t5c
$1.50
50c
iquar.)
common
Shipbuilding
preferred (quar.i
Naugatuck Water Co.
(s-a)_
9-30
20c
—
&
Leslie
(quar,)__
(quar.)—
6%
11-14
$10c
:
iJamesi
Lerner
Steel
10-31
$1.75
Mfg.
Leece-Neville
1-20
Starch
preferied
12-15
(quar.)_
iquar.)
dividend
10-15
11-
11-14
$1.12 %
4y2%
Tire
10-22
56y»c
12-15
<quar.)__
A
Inc., $6 preferred
(Mo.)
(quar.)
&
Lees
fl2'/2C
—
(quar.)
National
20c
+
2
11-
National
10- 9
11-
tl5c
11-18
40c
12-24
2
$2.50
5c
Extra
10-20
2-1-54
683Ac
12-30
10c
pfd. iquar.)
Candy Shops, Ltd.___.
&
(quar.)__
Corp.
Machine
10c
National
$1
preferred
Ltd.,
Co.________
Y.)
Stores
Hosiery Mills, Ltd., class A iquar.)
Lead Co.. 6'%
pfd. B iquar.)
Malleable & Steel Castings Co
National
75 c
class A
Mfg.
(N.
Grocers, Ltd.,
10-31
11-15
$1.38
Co.
Inc.,
Tool
&
Extra
50c
Corp.
Acceptance,
Rubber
Stock
11-13
1
12-
11-
1
and
B
Maire
11-13
15c
\
12-
11-
—
National
—
$1.20 preferred
5
2-
.
Powder Co.,
4%%
9
(quar.)-
H.),
Secord
Class
Hercules Steel Products Corp.—
Hifcbee; Co;, 5%
10-
Extra.
•
11-
common
preferred
Hercules
2nd
;
2-15
Inc
Industries,
12-
$1.37 ya
(quar.)__r_
Company,
2-23
$1.37%
JHAys Corp;, 551 preferred (quar.)
Haydock, Fund (quar.)__—____—_
iHecht
3-10-54
15c
(quar.)_
Hat Corp. of America, 4!/s%. pfd.
Hayes Mfg. Corp.
11-24
11-14
i
(quar.)
Marx (quar.)
class A
Schaffner &
Hartz (J. P.), Ltd.,
Hart,
10-23
f$1.25
_____
pid.
Light
Electric Welding
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.i
Bank
15c
Machine
Laurentide
2
12-10
t35c
(quar.)
Electric
National
(quar.
(M.
Bryant,
Laura
i$1.25
(quar.)
preferred
$4.25
preferred
Hartford
—
—
A
Co., 5% 7*
&
(A.)
5%%
Co,,
A.)
8
Ltd
Mines,
(Alfred), Inc.,
Class
Landis
45c
_______
(increasedi—:——
B
Hanna
class
1-
preferred
tic
(quar.j__
4>/2% preferred
preferred
Lamston
45c
(quart¬
common
(quar.)__
Co.,
1-15-54
<quar.)_
Telephone
Shore
Lambert
2
11-
1
(quar.)
iquar.t__
preferred
5%,
Ceihenting
Ltd.,
Department
& Co.
Mfg.,
Crosse
Lane
(quar.)__.—
common
——______;
Cotton,
preferred
National
fund"
income
(quar.)
S.)
Lakeside Laboratories,
__________
Well
8
(s-a)___
Stores, Inc.
(S.
(S.
Lake
Co.—
50c
Brothers Co.,
4-
Mining
.
Halliburton
City
(quar.)_
Gold
Kroger Company, 7%
Gurney Products, Ltd., $1.60 pfd. (quar.)__
Gypsum Lime & Alabastlne of Canada, Ltd.—
Quarterly
Halle
National
_■.
Lake
Kroehler
4%
(quar.)
Chemical
8
$7
Inc.
National
-
Kresge
Corp.
dividend
Stock
10-31
10-31
10c
Oil
Gulf
Extra
50c
(quar.)—
ER.
National
1-
$1.40
preferred
Kingston Products Corp.
50c
+
—
preferred' tquar;>
$5 preferred
11-16
.—
Ohio
&
_______
20C
gainst
Mobile
11-13
12-15
75c
stock
common
investment
net
convertible
4%
(13c from net invest¬
7c from net realized
and
income
1
Knnberly-Clark Corp.
Fund— 7
Pinal for fiscal year
ment
11-
10-13
Brewery
Western
convertible preferred
5 %
11-20
10-30
(quar.)_
Co.
L.)
Hydraulics,
Griesedieck
2
25c
25c
"
$2.25
"income
from
Fibres,
common
1-2-54
$1.25
(s-a)
special of 90c from net realized gains)
Keystone Pipe & Supply Co., $5 pfd. (s-a)__
10-10
1
11-
31 %C
(accurn.)—
iquar.t-—____—
Inc., common
common
Stores,
12-
Automotive
Casket Co.,
1-15-54
a
1
Grayson-Robinson
(quar.)_vT—
common
(quar.)
S-2
(48c
11-25
12-15
J25C
.__
Series
National
National
37 %c
Co., class A (quar.)
Keystone Custodian Funds, Inc.—
10-20
11-13
11-13
37%c 4-15-54
Co.,
preferred
1
l
Payable of Reo,
15c 1-15-54
50c
12- 1
65c
11-16
$1.75
12-31
25c
11- 2
50c
11- 2
25c
10-30
5c
10-30
t(quar.)
Inc.
Holdert
When
»
Share
Company
Airlines,
87 %c
$1.12%
—_
<quar.)___
Keyes Fibre
10-20
56 '/4C
(quar.)
(quar.i
Stone
Common
9
10-
10-31
t50c
—--
Gould-National
Kentucky
5%
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. of Canada, Ltd.
12-
12-
95c
preferred
(quar,).
preferred
(quar.)
4'/2%
preferred (quar.)
Kellogg Co., 3]/2% preferred
11-16
12-15
National
4%
1
11-16
12-15
15c
■
Per
Name of
Payable of Reo.
,
Power & Light Co.
3.80%
2
11-
Holdert
When
Per
12-18
$2.50
—
<s-a)_
& Rubber
Goodyear
1-2-54
15c
—
__
—_____
preferred
$1.75
(quar.)_—.__
com
(quar.)
12-15
Kansas City
1
12-
10c
Share
Name of Company
Payable of Rec.
Share
Company
Holdert
When
Per
Name of
October 26, 195&
Chronicle... Monday,
10-15
.
,10-1®
10-16
11-13
11;13
Volume 178
Number 5267
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
:..
(1611)
;•>
;* 4'
[ 'V*: ?-
v..
"
»
Name cf
-.
Rhode
Company
Island
Quarterly
Rice-Stix, Inc.Rich's
Inc.,
3%%
Extra
f-"'/' Per
I
f
11-
2
10-20
50c
11-
2
10-15
30c
(quar.)
Inc.,
&
(quar.)
4.50%
pfd.
Electric,
4.10%
4%%
preferred
*Rohr
Aircraft
preferred
class
preferred
preferred
Saguenay. Power,
«
St.
Louis-San
5%
-
10-
7
Trane
$1.17
11-
2
10-
7
Transcontinental
10-26
10-15
11-1.
10-20
ll-:i
"
(San
Ltd.,
25c
Antonio
Transit
Quarterly
Scarfe
&
x.,
.
10-30-
E
Schenley
10-31
10-
.
1-2-54:'
2-15-54
11-
,2-
X
(.L
50c
11-10"
,i^-5r<1>
2-. 1
Scotten,
$4 preferred; (quar.)^.^;--
Dillon
85c
,
Co
30c
7
U.
11-14
10-23
12- 1 ./
12- 1-
s
(quar:)
12-17
i
S.
of
America
i__
<quar.)__
15c
Sjiirriff's, Ltd., 5%, preferred (quar.)
Sherwin-Williams Co.. of Canada, Ltd.—
'-..Common
Co. i
7—__
Sierra Pacific
6%
Power,
preferrod
Sinclair
Oil
.
1
S.
Radiator Corp.,
S.
A
Smith
(A.
(increased
90c
a
Bend
Lathe
Extra__
South
common
dend
Southern
11-20
10-30
9-30
10-30
$3
10-28
v$25c
(quar.),
Corp.
2
22'/2C
11-14
in
10-
2
Warner
&
Warren
11-30
&
for
Electric
the
4.56%
Public
3.70%
3.90 7c
preferred
Service
4.60%
preferred
(A.
Stock
G.)
prior
Westchester
Fire
5
Western
Air
10-31
10-
5
Western
10-16
11-
2
10-15
11-16
10-31
,
30c
1
5%
10-20
11-1
10-20
11-1
10-20
$1.06%
' "
5%
20c
(quar.)_-__
*
"
'■
___.._
Quarterly
Spokane Portland
Cement,
Ltd.,
■'*
:
'
5c
11-
11-
1
25c
'
10c
10-15
...
12-15
12-
12V2C
11-13
11-
Quarterly
12V2C
Special 7_________£i._-—____'—7_—' I2I/2C
Stanley Brock, Ltd., class A (quar.):
.f.
••
tl5c
2-15
2-
5
2-15
2-
5
(quar.)
.
—
Class
B
Stauffer
(quar.)
Chemical
Stecher-Traung
-
5%
(A.)
&
Co.
(initial)
Steel
Bros.
Co.
New
of
Stores,
Inc.
Canada
common
(quar.)
Stevens
(J.
P.)
Stokely-Van
Camp,
(quar.)
prior
5%
5%>
prior
Suburban
$4
Sun
Oil
Propane
4J/2%
&
Co.
Inc.,
4-1-54
6-17
1-2-54
12-17
4-1-54
3-17
7-1-54
12y2c
pfd.
A
11-
2
11-
2
(quar.)
7-16
11-16
10-31
30c
11-
75c
11-2
10-20
11-
10- 9
11-18
,
6272c
2
(quar.)
11-
10-31
controls
A.
11-16
11-
2
10-
2
Laurel
11-15
2
1
A
10-16
10-30
12-
10-31
The
of
Pearson
Technicolor,
(s-a)_
11-
10-15
2
11-16
11-
11-16
2-15-54
1-2-54
(quar.)
11-
2
2-
1
the
company
of
All
11-
2
2
1
10-26
(quar.)
15c
11-16
11-
ment
Inc.,.
'Texas Electric Service,
$4
Texas-Illinois Natural
Gas
Common
Texas
(Canada), Ltd.
12-15
12-
1
10-31
10-20
(year-end»__
com.
(quar.)____
Co.
The
Inc.
:
'
(quar.)
Extra
.
is
planned
for
letter to
a.
the
early
common
plan
for
the
not yet
prepared to submit
stockholders who wish to
of
such
as
plans
completed
in
the
from
summer
stockholders,
are
ready,
future
business
plan for
a
the
withdraw
will
stockholders
of
retir¬
from
be
the
of
far
so
shareholders'
have
equites
caused
ad¬
presented
material
no
in
change
proxy state¬
i
the
to
Willys Motors, Inc. (formerly Kaiser Manufacturing
200 Government contracts now have been
approved and
cumulative
11-20
12-18
11-
10-23
10-23
11-
7
45c
12-
1
11-
series
A,
has
been
paid
the
and
retired.
Of
2
12-1
the
10-16
1-31
liabilities
totaling $28,267,445 assumed by the purchaser on
all but approximately $750,000 have been paid, or
WillysMotors, Inc. has received creditors releases from liability.
unpaid and unreleased liabilities assumed by the purchaser are
secured
11-16
10-31
by funds held under
More
than
90%
of
obligations,
investment
have
order
an
escrow
receivables,
been
Purchase
1-15
and
agreement.
including
Government
termination
collected.
future
commitments
for
materials
approximately
$145,000,000
10-31
which were outstanding with approximately 3,000 vendors
been assigned to Willys Motors, Inc.
The vendors have accepted
assignments and releases of liability of Willys-Overland Motors,
Inc. have been confirmed by the vendors.
10-15
have
the
$1.25
pfd.
(accum.)
11-
1
10-15
$1.26
(see
stock,
Overland
7
Corp.
6%
preferred
closing date,
$1.50
.11-
1
10-15
10-31
10-19
$1.50
Internal
of
year
Revenue
Service
has accepted the advancement of the fiscal
Motors, Inc. to June 30, 1953.
Income tax
Willys-Overland
returns
Wood
Gar
have
now
adjustment by
(F.
W.)
Miles
(quar.)
50c
12-
1
been
filed
and
are
the Internal Revenue
subject to examination
Service.
and
final
25c
11-
2
Co.
10-20
10c
11-15
10-31
Gas
1
(quar.)___
(quar.)
Co.
11- 2
11-
the
3772C
10-31
377iC 1-30-54
3772C 4-30-54
3772c 7-31-54
(quar.)
11-15
10-30
^Transfer
10-26
10-19
tPayable in U.
11-
10-15
preferred
current
be
of
a
in
Corp.,
Ltd
copy of the
12-15
11-16
x Less
15c
10-31
10-15
y Corrected
5c
10-31
10-15
Previous
S.
Jamaica
Funds,
Wisconsin
10-10
Bankshares Corp. — Secondary Distribution
secondary distribution of 14,508 shares of common
(no par) was made on Oct. 14 by Robert W. Baird
Co. at $14.50 per share, with a dealer's discount of
1-10
-—A
4-10
stock
7-10
&
11-13
35
cents per share.
10-30
9-30
V.
171,
11- 2
10- 1
11-
11- 2
2
10-
1
this
for
Funds,
29,
dividend.
Canadian non-residents'
less 15%
tax
deductible
at
the
tax.
source.
Non¬
SEC
published
has
of
record
incorrect.
ureferred
$6,500,000
System
were
issued
request
order
an
hearing
a
Co.—Hearing
giving
upon
proposal of ;this company. The company
(.competitive 'bidding, 75,000 shares of
Of
holders
dates
to
.cumulative
tax.
or
1953,
closed the
were
stock.
Proceeds
are
interested
the
dates
are
reported
here.
for
V.
of
(parent)
capital
178,
p.
same
short-term
and
to
day.—•
or
Financing
until
stock
Oct.
financing
to issue and sell, at
class $100 par value
proposes
a
to
new
be
payable1 to
applied to the
payment
New England Electric
the balance, if any, to be used to pay
to
reimburse
the
treasury
therefor.-—
nctes
banks,
expenditures
1515.
on
persons
preferred
'
tax.
income
Books
231.
p.
Worcester County Electric
10- 1
15%; resident tax 7%,
income
payment
audited balance sheet when it is ready.—V, 177,
12-15
$3772c
closed
company.
1908.
$6c
—
of the
company's financial condition as of Oct. 31, 1953
Arthur Andersen,
and
company
shareholders will
75c
common
f317»c
Canadian
tax
British
25c
not
by
+20c
Gold
(quar.)—
books
the
made
receive
p.
9
operating expenses
audit
An
will
10-15
11-30
50c
50%
(stock dividend)
of the company which have been liquidated are in cash or in
short-term securities,. which are providing income in excess o£
prime
11-10
(monthly)
Co.
Ltd.,
common
preferred (quar.)
Less
with
handle
to
by
$4.50
12-31
90c
—
(from
Service
Consolidated
4'Payable
pipeline
the
are
made
York,
April 6,.1953.
of over
The
a
the
are
soon
estimate
of
11-30
$1.50
(Wm.), .Jr. Co.
fl272C
2
who
been
New
Government.
10-23
$1
York
have
[ Assets
resident
(extra)
Industries
(quar.)_
New
of
accepted by the various departments of the U. S. Government.
Some
these Government contracts are in process of
completion by Willys
Motors, Inc. and will require auditing by two companies and
The
Power,
Industries
11-16
Pipeline Co.—
and
As
25c
(s-a)
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
1-2-54
•
preferred
extensive marketing facilities in the
by this products pipeline.
study of the economic feasibility of the line
yet formulated
as
interest
Assignments
2
15c
11c
Zellers,
6%
of
transactions
Corp.)
(monthly)
Youngstown Sheet & Tube,
5%
the
the
10-16
11-
in
10-16
11-
6
1
Exchange,
have
President, in
not
ing
9
50c
10-13
12-
have
We
12-10
$1
2
10-16
petroleum
Billings^
Carter Oil Co. and
said in part:
2
$1.43%
4c
50c
.
Central
eastern.
serve
The
Willys-Overland Motors, Inc.—Little Change in Share¬
Equitiesj—Ward M. Canaday, Chairman of the
10- 9
(quar.)_—:
25c
Carson
Union
will
with finished
$7,000,000.
shippers served
Board and
10-
(quar.)
20c
,
preferred
h
South Dakota
approximately
terminal
holders'
10-15
■
Taylor,
and
Ls
petroleum
to
area
vised.
11-
2
To
—
contract
a
refined
refining
Glendive, Montana, which
cost
Co.—who
completion
10-15
10-30
(quar.)
11-
8-inch
an
1954.
; 10-16
10-30
(quar.)
5
Mont.
that
certificate of fast amortization for the line has
been obtained
Defense Production
Authority.
11-2
75c
(quar.)
12-10
in
North
will
the
2
fl272c
preferred
convertible preferred
11-
line
of
Billings-Laurel
Oil
2
$1.25
preferred
2
located
western
be
11-
$1.25
preferred
4
will
11-
$1.25
convertible
1-
Billings,
announced
construction
the
refiners—Farmers
40c
(quar.)—
convertible
12-
the
21
Mr. Hartwig said that a
been prepared
by Ebasco Services Inc. of
designing engineers, and that arrangements
Dillon, Read & Co., Inc., investment bankers
the financing.
10-30
11-
11-16
$25c
(quar.)
com.
convertible
6%
be
The
Continental
10-15
25c
(quar.)
6%
25c
(quar.)
and
for
from
Oct.
on
Co.—
6%
26i®c
(quar.)
to
Montana
11c
Public
County
Yukon
Pipeline, Inc.,
President
into
facilities
area
15c
10-15
6
entered
9
11-
Basin
pipeline
Yellow C&b Co,
11-
possible.
Intrafax
Hartwig,
business.
Yosemite Park & Curry
11-
before
never
the
products
2
11-
$1272c
10-20
$1
A
W.
being
11-10
10c
■><.
(quar.)
1
1
cost
a
(
;
an
by
permit
Williston
10-15
11-20
$1.1272
11-
12-
at
has
10-15
,12-19
and
,
Build New Pipeline—
10-15
2
1772c
10-19
30c
handled
are
4
50c
2
27'/2c
York
10-20
5
11-
45c
40c
10-30
$1.1272
(quar.)
New
extra-large legal-size letter, 87jx14 inches. Cards
as
readily as onion-skin paper. Electronic
sending of half-tones of black and white material
and positive and
negative copy."—V. 178, p. 1278.
4-16
8-2-54
products.
6%
(quar.)
preferred
efficiently
postage stamp to
1-15
5-3-54
(quar.)
65c
(quar.)
in
new Intrafax
will send a standard-size letter
complete in less
three minutes and transmits typed copy at 300 words a minute.
"The transparent
transmitting wrapper will hold anything from a
10-16
2-2-54
10c
(quar.)
11-
*
Business Show
on
"The
3772c
j.
Investment
Wysong &
York
in
unveiled
was
than
■
Woolworth
6-17
National
in
use
communications
minute,
job
12-10
34%c
Rubber
Electric
(Gar)
Wrigley
designed for
internal
a
6
12-21
Co., Ltd.—
preferred
3-17
7-1-54
Wood
the
machine,
flash
words
1
1-15
10-15
317»c
Witherbee Sherman Corp.,
.
(quar.)
4%
12-17
25c
:
5.20%>
2nd
10-19
1-2-54
at
company
Intrafax
will
300
11-
10-16
2
30c
$1
Co.—
preferred
Superior Steel Corp.
Swift
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
convertible
10-31
at
12-
preferred
5.04%
$20.87
.
11c
preferred
5%
12-14
25c
;
common
Gas,
1-2-54
25c
(quar.)
474 7c preferred series
Sunshine Liscuits. Inc
-Talon,
7
10-13
25c
(quar.)
Securities
preferred
Co.,
5'/2%
10-
15c
Spring Corp.
Sunray Oil Corp.,
2
10-28
$19.58
11-17
___.
Wisconsin
$19.56
12-10
10-31
9
Industries)
(quarX—*—-
preferred
Electric
2nd
Suburban
11-
25c
by this
that
form
.
10-23
10-
11-
10c
income)
19
letter-size
organiztaions,
"picture"
City.
10-23
2
2-1-54
(quar.)—
common
Grocery
preferred
6%
•
;
preferred
Greene
11-27
15c
Inc._
Inc.—
Strawbridge & Clothier,
Stubnitz
12-11
50c
—:
__i_____i——
preferred
prior
10-23
57c
.
(quar.)
5%
7
f20c
—
'.L
(quar.)
Common
11-
15c
Co.,
&
Common
10-30
$
12-15
2
11-2
60c
Extra
6%
$
262,055,331 252,483,390 246,183,017
13,395,464
12,897,153
11,794,699
$1.25
(quar.)
1-
Wisconsin
(quar.)_
Common
11-14
37y2c
Bros.
Lovett
Wisconsin
shares'
details
of
Monthly
11-16
offering of 13,071
stockholders.
See
its
share--:.--—.:
high-speed,
$2
(quar.)
(quar.)
its
by
.
484.
p.
new,
Oct.
11-
$2
(quar.)
(quar.)
A
announced
1101.
;_
value, per
178,
facsimile
Ltd.—
(initial quar.)
preferred
1
1272C
Monthly
12-19
10c
—
.Sterling Brewers, Inc.
Stern & Stern Textiles, Inc.
41/2%
1
12-31
30c
(quar.)
A
177,
$12Vac
11-
25c
Ltd.
expected
/,/. . .j." ,
;
,
; ■
/
"The leasing of such private
'picture' communications systems to
industry," said E. C. Bo wen,, General Manager, "is anew service de¬
signed to end the bottlenecks and delays in
moving correspondence
that have long plagued both
large and small business organizations.
"Intrafax is useful for the speedy, error-free transmission
of letters,
orders, requisitions, drawings—all kinds of documents—between floors;
buildings, departments and branches," said Mr. Bowen.
"It does the
30c
.$1.3174
10-10
12-
&
3.60%
1
Sterchi
1
1
$1.25
-
Extra
11-16
(quar.)_
Wisconsin Bank Shares
10-10
11-
32y2c
__:
A
B
Winn
Corp.
(quar.)
Co.
11-1
f 10c
;
Lithograph
preferred
Stein
I
12-
(quar.)
Co.,
Extra
5
Corp.
(quar.)
RR.
preferred
Whitehead
11-30
10-15
Silica
$1.0674
White Sewing Machine Corp.—
$2 prior preference (quar.)
1
12-10
Standard
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Telephone
19
oversubscribed
and
outstanding
customers'
.
11- 2
pfd.
10-16
3772c
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry., com.
4% prior lien (quar.)
10-15
1
;
Pacific
Class
6
11-
56 %c
"
common
.
4V2%
11-2
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Class
"
-
.'
Co.,
35c
___
Securities
Westminster Paper
10-20
11-25
t56V4C
Fuel
(quar.)__
(accum.)
preferred
5%
11-25
12-15
12-10
,
A
preferred
5%
10-20
12-15
2 7«
7'
10-15
;
Breweries,
is
states.—V.
Western Union Telegraph Co.—New Machine—
10-15
preferred
Western
10-20
1
11-1
25c
ii
1
11-
$1.15
(quar.)____
/ 4y2% conv. preferred (quar.)__
'Spokane International RR.—
Standard
11-
-
$1.10
(quar.)__
Spencer Kellogg & Sons. Inc.__—
Special Investments & Securities—
Common
$1.03%
class
Western Light &
5 7j%
11-
Inc.
2
10-30
3772c
Inc.
Oct.
on
was
1278
assets———.
asset
the
Lines,
Western Insurance
$2.50
$1.20
92V2C
_J.__—
Net
—V.
5c
3772c
Insurance
Canada
11- 2
97V2C
_i_ri
11-
6272c
Pulp & Paper—
preferred
(quar.)_
5
application
Sept. 30,'53 June 30/53, Dec. 31/52
net
9
25c
preferred
10-
Co.—
Brothers,
dividend
10-27
10c
Co.
the
$
Michigan Steel Foundry—
37%c,
7 4.157c"preferred (quar.)
4.25% ' preferred
(quar.) J^_i_____________
4.40% preferred (quar.)__:
Spalding
10-
11-14
Kentucky Coal Co. (quar.)
10-
'
.
10-30
$1.50
„•
Fixture
178,
Shares
10-30
Co
&
corporation
Total
10-23
Showcase
program
a
Wellington Fund, Inc.- -Reports Record Assets—
10-15
11-13
(quar.)
com.
of
which operates in Virginia,
future,
As of—
10-23
10-31
(quar.)
<
1
11-10
10-31
(quar.)—
preferred
11-
11-10
28'/2C
(quar.)___n_v^
Corp., com. <quar.)____
Southwestern
12-11
75c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
28c
(quar.)
Drug
1-2-54
2272c
»
(quar.)_
35c
preferred
near
10-15
$1.0674
47j%
Petroleum—
preferred
2
West Virginia
6%: preferred (quarv)
i
Southern Indiana Gas & Electric Co.—
4.80%
11-
9-10
$1.1272
7%
•#)
r
10-15
conv.
50c
Southwestern
(s-a)
2
10c
Pictures, Inc.
5%
Bros.,
part
2
11-
The
A
West
7
Southern
Co.—
California
10-
11-4
35c
preferred
Weber
(quar.)__
preferred
2
11-
30c
(quar.)
Swasey
■
Southern
pp.
\yti ;.10c
West
Co.
Edison
V.
Waverly Oil Works. (year-end)__
was
(quar.)
preferred
in
$4.50
yll-16
;• >
intended
2
$4.25
yii-16
11-30
previ-
columns
10-
"
3772c
common
the
stock
2
(quar.)
Warner Brothers
10-31
50c
preferred
these
-
common
,6272c"'-"Tl-
(quar.)
10-15
t75c
(Wis.),
merger is
Welex Jet Services, Inc.—Stock Sold—
of
•
(quar.)___
Co.
proposed
Washington
10-15
10-13
(quar.)____
preferred
9-30
<quar.l___
4.80%
a
California
r4.48%
Walker Mfg.
11-
South Jersey Gas Co. has-only
issue outstanding,
the divi¬
Gas
Common
■
Vulcan
9
t50c
Co.—
on
was
Indiana
r-
10-16
11-13
30c
-
preferred
10-
50c
com.: (quar.)_
6%
in
t 10-13
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
12-15
_
50c
published
incorrect,
a
11-2
10-16
of
Rosslyn Gas Co.,
effected
2
(quar.)__
preferred (s-a)
preferred
be
Fund—
Co.
into this company of
has been filed with the
application by the two com¬
merger
2788.
1
common
preferred
11-2
65c
(quar.)
2
to
p.
1
preferred
Washington Gas Light Co.,
Works
Gas
payment
ously
11-
$1.50
____
,____.
Jersey
i^The
-■"- •
6%
;6%
Co.—
preferred
conv;.
South
50c
$45c
O.)
Aircraft
9
6%
quar.)
(quar.)—_____
Corp., common
Smith Douglass Co. _(quar.)
Smith (H.f Paper Mills, Ltd.,
^4% preferred (quar.)
Solar
10-
9
11-
—__i
com;
the
subsidiary,
joint
a
and its subsidiaries.
Washington's
George's Gas Corp. and Washington
of Maryland, Inc.—were liquidated on
July 31, 1953, and
11-
(quar,)_
6%
$13.58
subsidiaries—Prince
11-
Corp. of America (auar.)
Vapor Heating Corp.,:;5% preferred
Viceroy Mfg., class A (initial quar.)
Virginian Ry.
9
unification
$10
Camp- Sea Food Co. :(quar.)
Norman
2
in
application says that the
15c
(s-a)
Continental
convertible
11-
for
wholly-owned
a
Commission
Maryland
Gas Light Co.
the merger of
10-12
•
Power
the
two
10-20
10-
,
$13.62
Co.—Proposed Merger—
authorization
Co.,
(accum.)
Vanadium
7
com.
8772c
Corp., $6 preferred (quar.)
United Transit, 5% preferred
(quar.)
Van
10-
1
for
Gas
(quar.)__
com.
Co;, 472 %; preferred
preference
10-20
11-2
1$1.75
(quar.)
.
10-15
2
11-16
11-
for
10-20
11-10
!
panies.
The
11-16
$35c
•
M'Van
10-14
9
10-20
50c
Corp.,'
Co.
Lines
•11-' 2
■v
10-
share
per
1199.
p.
request
Federal
10-20
—f
177,
A
5
11-16
$1.1272
Ltd
value
25c
Fire Insurance
$4
2
Sept. 30, '53 June 30, '53
$3,497,326
$3,430,243
assets.--^
net
asset
Potomac
11-16
$1
preference
Machinery
Valspar Corp.,1
11-25
11-
Street Investing Corp.—Asset Value
Up—
Washington Gas Light
10-19
11-
9272c
574 % preferred
(quar.)_______
Utalr-.-Southern vOil
-
2
11-16
$2
B -(quar.)
Shoe
.6%
Total
I
(quar.)
Upper Peninsula Power Co.,
Blumenthal
Corp. (quar.)_
Ltd.,'common
Slater-(N.)
11-
"
.
11-
25c
8772C
net-investment
income
' Universal Leaf
Tobacco Co;, com.
--Universal'Pictures Co., 474%.pfd.
9-25
2
10-31
t25c
;,J%. preferred, (quar.)—,
Blumenthal Co. (see
[Sidney]
11-
f25c
tquar.),
Sidney
10-14
Wall
As "Of—
7
'
Canada,
Calif,
S.
.
Corp.
11-2
From
11-3
11-25
of
of
convertible
United
<
1
12-
Co.
Co.
U.
.
12-17
:;
;/'*%50c
12-15
S Selected
American
Shares
7—v-12c
10-27
i> Selected Risks Indemnity
(stock dividend)—
* 10%.
11-12;..
Serrick Corp.,
^lass B (qiiar.),7 40c *7.12-15
7.. ..Class A <quar.)__*___—22c .12-15
Servpraechanisms, Inc. ^quar.i^—^'i—-—1; 7. • 106
11-16.
Shawinigan Water & Power Co. (quar.)____"
$30c
11-25
Sheraton
—V.
United Stores
12-17
Oils t Del.)-
Net
11-17
2
(Continued from page 9)
Corp.—
Vitamin Gorp^-, (quar.)
/• United Steel Corp., Ltd.—; "
12-17
;
Missouri
U.
11-13 s'
1-10
Seaboard
11-17
1
(quar.)
U,
,
ni-iT
!
Pipe Line
Extra
'
'
.
1"' ,s 10-16
11-
Gas
preferred (quar.)..-.^-—
United Specialties Co.;: (increased)
:
7-20
53c ,r7.f,,l-;l0'
convertible preferred, (quar!)__//l!i;\ ,/\43c
./>1-10
preferred (quar.)_ljl___i
$1.43%
1-10
$5.75
1
12-
6%
10-16
jpMterredw4quarl)f^^!7-^-^-i7-^-tV..:V:'
$L72
.
12-
$1.14
12-15
Cigar-Whelan Stores Corp.—
United
4-20
$L,.«11-v 1
Iquar.)^-;;;^, 91Vic
;<u4.3a% preferred tquar. («$1.07I/2
Seaboard Finance Co.,
commonV(quar.')_^-_ 1 '"..1 45c
7-$2.12
;
Gas
Oil
Class
1-20
27Vic.'<>%*■ >2... u*.'
(quar.ilii._^4--a_;(-^_-.
'
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•;Scqvill Mlg,^Cp,y«-3^5%v.prefpriTd',
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$1,0674
—u_____i
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United Drill & Tool Corp., class A
'
%
10-20
11-.,2 V
'
5Xh'/H preferred
,
1
27%c
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(quar.)
1
10-15
it
preferred
10-
preferred
$3.50
11-1- 210-15
27'Vic
$3.40
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'
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Scott; Paper .Co.,
10-15
10-28
(quar.)—:
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United
1
5-
11-
iv
1
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12-
(quar.)_/_
pfd;. A
(quar.)(quar.)___L__-_
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1772c
(quar,)
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(quar.)_,
$4
preferred
(quar.)
$4.50
preferred
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62y2c
—
$3.70
j;
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10-30
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common
preferred
$3.50
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•
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12-15J
14c
"*
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v5^%. preferred
;
union
10-31
•
$1.25
v
14c
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Schwitzer-Cummins,: 5% %
•
10-15
;/4.,'„14c! 5-15-54
_________________
Mines,
$2.55
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Union
"
1.
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,11-16 "
t$1.06
—
Ltd.," class A
Co.,
Class
4quar.)L_
(quar.)_:
12-15
11-15
Trinity Universal Insurance (Dallas, Texas)—
Quarterly
Tudor City 9th Unit, $6 preferred (accum.)
•10-30
-v
10-26
?
&.
50c
—
Quarterly.—_I_
VSan. Antonio Gold
..
pfd.
Ry. Co.
preferred A;'(quar.)______
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...
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*
4V*%
11-14
:
'•
<
10-20
Francisco
convertible
Co.,
2
».
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11-
'V
-
.
1-2-54
(quar.)____:
A_____—$15c
_____
$1
60c
,
(quar.)
4.56%
15c
Investment News
1-2-54
63%c
4.25%
11-16
Toledo
Corporation and
9
9
3174C
(quar.)
11-16
15c
10-
10-
Thatcher Glass Mfg. Co.—
$2.40 conv," preferred
(quar.-)i.
-
Thermoid Co., $2.50 preferred
25c
Ltd.,
(quar.)
1
t-
2
2
(quar.)
1
-
General
10-9
11-
11-
3772c
A
12-
•_•
S.& W Pine Foods, Inc.—
conv.:
9
10-20
series
12-
Russ Building Co., 6%
pfd. (accum.)_;a_^L_$2.50
Rutland & Whitehall' RR; (quar. )^_l-ic:%_i:i'.;.
i
$1
4%
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.Royal Oak Dairy,
Ruppert
(Jacob
4%
$1.18%
25c Stores;
Class B
(R. I.)— - $1.25-convertible preferred
$1.02'/2
Corp.
Rose's 5,10 &
l
_
2
Textron, Inc.
11-16
~
11-
$1
1
common
(quar.)__
(quar.)____^______r
i_
Holdert
Payable of Rec.
$1.14
$1.21
9
10-30
(quar.)
(quar.)
10-20
-
When
Share
pfd.
(quar.)_.
12-
(quar.)
preferred
10-20
preferred
preferred
$1
.Rockland Light & Power,
4.65%
$4
.
preferred
(quar.).
preferred
(quar.)
$4.84
'
10-
11-
-
4
Co.; $4.56
2
11-
/. 10c
56(4c
:__t"
2
Cov-.pany
2
11-2
28c
A
(quar.)_
(quar.)
1
com.
11-
93%c
:____
__
Mills, Inc.
Per
Name of
Texas Power & Light
*
$1.25
Rice
Gas
H older1
Payable 0/ Rec.
—
common
Mills,
Rochester
When
Share
■
(Providencei
———__——.___
Robbins
4%
Trust
(quar.)
preferred
River Brand
•
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Hospital
47
Commercial and Financial Chronicle... Monday, October 26, 1953
The
48
(1612)
STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
*i
»j
NEGOTIATIONS
BOND PROPOSALS AND
til 11 a.m. (PST) on Nov. 3 for bids until 8 p.m.;(CST) on Nov. 5
Midway City Sanitary District,
the purchase of $350,000 building for the purchase of $134,000 build¬
Orange County, Calif.
Bond
Offering—W. M. Fraser, bonds. Dated Dec. 15, 1952. Due on ing bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1953. Due
School District,
Calif.
Sale—The $85,000 build¬
Centerville
ALABAMA
Alameda County,
Birmingham, Ala.
Offering — C.
E.
Bond
Bond
Arm¬
strong, City Comptroller, will re¬
ceive sealed bids until noon (CST)
bonds.
1953. Due
$32,000 3s. Due on Nov. 15 from
1963 in¬
1954 to 1957 inclusive.
and
interest
16,000 2v2s. Due on Nov. 15, 1958
Principal
clusive.
payable
j(J-D)
Chemical
the
at
York City,
First National Bank of
IBank & Trust Co., New
the
at
or
Legality approved
King & Dawson, of
Wood,
Leeds, Ala.
Warrant Sale—An issue of $75,rants
general obligation war¬
sold to Hugo Marx &
was
£k>., of Birmingham. Dated Oct. 1,
4953.
Legality
approved
by
1960 to
1964 inclusive.
High Sch. Dist.,
Sacramento County,
Calif.
Bond Sale—The $375,000 build¬
1515
p.
Bank
Francisco, as follows:
and
$390,000
15 from
from
School District
Sacramento County,
Calif.
Bond Sale—The $52,000 build¬
Fortuna Elementary
1,
Trust
National
of
Association,
Savings
San
Alameda
District,
School
County, Calif.
Sale—The
Bond
build¬
$91,000
ing bonds offered Sept. 29—v. 178,
follows:
as
on
and
1964
$35,000 3 Vis. Due on Nov. 15 from
1954 to 1958 inclusive.
56,000
3s. Due
1959
Rio
School District,
Union
Bond Sale—The
€207
$24,000 sanitary
Grant Union
Sacramento County,
Bond
Offering
Calif.
C. LaRue,
C.
—
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Sacramento,
—
SCIlis & Co.,
(M-N)
of Phoenix.
from
payable
the
at
Legality
office.
Treasurer's
1515
p.
were
—
ap¬
No. 21
County School District
(P. O. Phoenix), Ariz.
&
17
(P. O. Yuma), Ariz.
Sacramento County,
Bond
Offering
Sale—The $225,000
Bond
build¬
ing bonds offered Oct. 19—v. 178,
1416—were awarded to a group
p.
of
-composed
C.
—
Calif.
C. LaRue,
&
Kenneth Ellis &
of Tucson,
Co.,
Co., Phoenix, and Bosworth.
CALIFORNIA
Alameda School
Los
Sch. Dist.,
Ventura County, Calif.
Bond Offering—L. E. Hallowell,
Hueneme Elementary
Angeles County, Calif.
10
Offering—Harold J. Ostly,
purchase
•County Clerk, will receive sealed
a.m.
until 9
bonds.
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
of $156,000 building
bonds. Dated Nov. 1, 1953. Due on
Hie purchase
able
Treasurer's
County
School
Marin
Bond
District, Riverside
Sale—The $285,000
District,
Sale—The $125,000
1316
Bank
were awarded to the
America National Trust
Los
Bond
—
of
Savings
Francisco,
$30,000
as
5s.
1954 to
Association,
follows:
on Nov.
1956 inclusive.
Due
135,000 3V4S. Due
1957
to
1967
on
1
San
build¬
from
on
1975 inclusive.
Angeles County, Calif.
Sale—The $25,000 build¬
Bond
Sale—The
$25,000
build¬
ing bonds offered Oct. 19—v. 178,
p.
1515—were awarded to J. B.
Nietos
School
2%s, at
a
Angeles County, Calif.
Bond Offering—Harold J. Ostly,
bids at his office in
until 9
the
a.m.
(PST)
purchase
bonds. Dated
of
Los Angeles,
on
Oct. 27 for
$30,000
on
to
1963
to
15,000 3s.
1968
to
1962
Due
on
June 15 from
inclusive.
Nov. 1 from 1954
on
tq;I968 inclusive.
office.
Ford*
from
1953.
1,
1954
to
Due
in¬
1969
Principal... and
interest
Wayne and Edwards Counties,
the
for
counties
for
license
State
schools
counties
to
of 30 years
vehicle
for construc¬
Drainage District (P. 0»
Fairfield), III.
Bonds
Sold
construction
purchased
4
Vi %
of
on
an
Dated
gality
Due on June 15 from
ing bonds offered Oct. 14—v. 178,
p. 1316—were awarded to the Se¬
2.40%,
2 Vis.
follows:
as
bonds
will
at
1,
by
price-
a
1953.
Le¬
Charles
&
Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
INDIANA
Alexandria
I
School
City,
Ind.
be
offered
sale
for
on
$4,000,-
bids until 6 p.m.
(CST) on
Oct. 30 for the purchase of $56,000
ed
Hillsborough County; $2,- building bonds. Due semi-annual¬
for Broward;
$2,000,000 ly from July 1, 1955 to July 1, 1966
for
000
each for Palm Beach and Orange;
Volusia;
for
$1,500,000
inclusive.
Interest
J-J.
Legality
approved by Ross, McCord, Ice &
Leon, and $1,400,000 for Lake Miller, of Indianapolis.
would
bonds
not
Bedford, Ind.
constitute
obligations of the State.
To
Issue
Johnson,
Bailey to Discuss November Of¬
Bonds
City
informs
—
that
us
Margaret
F.
Clerk-Treasurer,
the
fering—Thomas B. Bailey, Florida
Council will consider
State
Superintendent
tion,
will
Common
ordinance
address
of
Educa¬
luncheon
a
meeting of the Municipal
of
New York
according
made
Friday, Nov. 13,
on
to
Forum
announcement
an
by Fred D. Stone, Jr., Presi¬
of
the
organization.
Mr.
Bailey will discuss his State's long
range school
financing program,
dent
with
particular
$15,000,000
Nov.
well
will
out
reference
bond
24.
is
It
estimated
$100,000,000
over
eventually be
the
to
scheduled
sale
of
sold
that
to
of
sive.
be
The
Nov.
20.
1516
were
—
Trust
awarded
Co.,
price of 100.32,
a
the
to
Chicago,
a
as
basis of
about 2.97%.
an
mature
are
serially
sale
on
Council,
Johnson,
contracts
for
to
about
or
Common
Miss
to
expected
has
improve-]
ments and extensions to the exist¬
ing
of
sewer
a
system and construction
sewage treatment
revenue
178,
p.
bonds offered
Sept]
1103—were awardec
Fox, Reusch & Co., and Magnu:
& Co., both of
as
i
plant.
Chesterfield, Ind.
Sale—The $65,000 sewage
Bond
Cincinnati, jointly
5s at par.
Crawfordsville, Ind.
Sale—The
Northern
The
approved
Park
p.
for
according
to
Ridge), 111.
$390,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Oct. 20—v. 178,
to
bonds
offered
30—v.
County Community Consol.
School District No. 64 (P. O.
Nov. 3
Dec. 1 from 1957 to 1993 inclu¬
on
works
Cook
bonds
revenue
carry
ILLINOIS
on
providing for the sale
$1,900,000 4% sewage works,
bonds
the complete program.
Bond
bonds
1417
Sale—The
offered
—
$126,000
sewe
20—v.
Oct.
178, p
awarded to Halsey
Inc., Chicago, as 2s
of 100.03, a basis o
were
Stuart & Co.
at
price
a
about 1.99%.,
Cook County
Community Consol.
School District No. 64 (P. O.
Due
on
2 Vis.
Due
on
June
15
June
15
1969
on
June 15 from
Ridge),
|
,
Sale—The $290,000 build¬
Co., Chicago,
at
100.32,
of
price
a
as
basis
3s,
of
Sale—The
178,
$290,000
gen¬
1417—were awarded to
p.
Halsey,
Stuart
cago, as
2 Vis, at
a
&
a
Co.
Inc.,
Chi¬
price of 100.81,
basis of about 2.03%.
No.
County School District
(P. O. Box 106,
95
Education,
will
$350,000
bonds
revenue
—v.
178,
p.
firs*
offerer
1516 —wen*
awarded to Raffensperger, Hughef
& Co., of Indianapolis, as 3%s, a
a
price of 100.12,
a
basis of abou
t;
Bond
Portland), Ind.
Offering —The Townshi
City Yards im¬ Trustee will
provement bonds offered Oct. 19— until 2 p.m.
Monticello), III.
County, Calif.
Bond Offering—W. T.
Bond Offering — Overton Den¬
Paasch,
County Clerk, will receive sealed ton, Secretary of the Board of
un¬
20
Shawnee Township (P. O.
Contra Costa
Martinez,
Oct.
obligation
Franklin
bids at his office in
Sale—The
mortgage
Evanston, III.
inclusive.
Walnut Creek School District,
tion
3.86%.
about 2.97%.
Bond
Building Corpora*
(P. O. North Salem), Ind. !
Bond
Northern Trust
a
Eel River School
III.
ing bonds offered Oct. 20—v. 178,
p.
1516—were awarded
to
the
v.
from 1961 to 1965 inclusive.
80,000 2 Vis.. Due
Bond
eral
from 1954 to 1960 inclusive.
to
bonds
Sept.
approved'
indebtedness
Nov. 24 and will consist of
inclusive.
1970
County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The $320,000 build¬
1966
The Re¬
—
Bond Offering — A. H. BaumSchool
Superintendent, Thomas D. Bailey, gartner, Secretary of the Board of
the first installment of $15,000,000 School Trustees, will receive seal¬
Park
100,000
RFC
Corporation:
issue
of
$89,000
drainage
par.
against such receipts.
According
to
State
3s, at
June 15 from
to
Finance
authorizes
and
incur
to
which
motor
tag receipts
of
1952
a
payment
period
a
share of
a
Union
1967 inclusive.
building
Nov/1/1953. Due
Beverly Hills, as Principal and intei^t (M-N) pay¬
price of 100.03, a basis able at the County Treasurer's
1954 to
$140,000
District,
Los
Hanauer & Co.,
of about 2.74%.
June 15 from
1958 inclusive.
$25,000 4 Vis. Due
of about
Los
amendment
Bond
1515—were awarded to Gross, curity-First National Bank of Los
Rogers, Barbour, Smith & Co., of Angeles, and William R. Staats &
Los Angeles, jointly, at a
Los Angeles, as 3 Vis, at a price of Co.,
price of 100.003, a net interest cost
100.10, a basis of about 3.23%.
County Clerk, will receive sealed
Bloomington School District,
San Bernardino County, Calif.
follows:
p.
Nov. 1 from
Nov. 1 from
District,
ing bonds offered Oct. 20—v. 178,
inclusive.
120,000 3V2s. Due
1968 to
of
pursuant to
Turlock School District, Stanislaus
School
Lawndale
ing bonds offered Oct. 13—v. 178,
Sale—The
25,000 2%s.
County, Calif.
1416—were awarded to Blyth &
build¬
Bond
Calif.
$85,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Oct. 14—v. 178,
p.
1316—were
awarded
to
the
American Trust Co., and Weeden
1959
Co., San Francisco.
County, Calif.
Bond
p.
issued
be
for
District,
Stanislaus County,
20,000 2 Vis. Due
ing bonds offered Oct. 20—v. 178,
School
A.Iford
&
the
Kentfield
Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬
able at the County Treasurer's of¬
p.
at
office.
"Nov. 1 from 1954 to 1969 inclusive.
fice.
School
on Oct. 27 for the &
Co., both of San Francisco,
$65,000 building jointly, at a price of 100.10, a net
Darted Dec. 1, 1953. Due on interest cost of about 2.91%, as
Dec. 1 from 1954 to 1966 inclusive.
on
a
an
Constitutional
of
Oct 27 for
(PST)
a.m.
at
office.
(PST)
office in Los Angeles,
bids at his
payable
Stanislaus
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Ventura, until
District,
(J-D)
Treasurer's
and
1971 to 1974 inclusive.
"
Bond
from
interest
the
County
Legality ap¬
Principal
100,000 3s. Due on Nov. 15 from proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her1965 to 1970 inclusive.
rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
86,000 3y4s. Due on Nov. 15 from cisco.
Dahlberg
Henry
inclusive.
70,000 2%s. Due on Nov. 15
1958 to 1964 inclusive.
of
selected counties. The bonds
seven
the
School District,
Savings
1955 to 1957 inclusive.
County Sch. Dist. No.
Ywma
1
clusive.,
County. The high court held that
America
of
Bank
Nov.
Dated
Dec.
on
initial
"package" of $15,000,000 bonds for
for
National Trust
County Clerk, will receive sealed
Association, of San
bids at his office in Sacramento,
Bond Sale—The $400,000 build¬ Francisco, at a price of 100.12, a until
10 a.m.
(PST) on Oct. 26
net interest cost of about 3.08%,
for the purchase of $509,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Oct. 15—v. 178,
as follows:
p. 900—were
awarded to Henry
ing bonds.
Dated Dec. 1, 1953.
$30,000 4s. Due on Nov. 15 from Due on Dec. 1 from 1955 to 1978
Hahlberg
Co., of Tucson.
Maricopa
r
Su¬
State
involving
case
offering
rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
Sacramento
178,
awarded to the
ing bonds offered Oct. 19—v.
to bonds.
Bonds—Bailey
test
a
$1,870,000
cisco.
Calif.
Sale—The $286,000 build¬
Bond
of
proposed
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her-
High School District
,
a
County 230,000
Sacramento County,
offered
"bonds
inclusive.
1964
21,000 3V2s. Due on Oct. 15
1965 to 1971 inclusive.
Ariz,
disposal plant construction
Oct. 8—v. 178, p.
were
awarded to Kenneth
xewage
to
1955
Florence,
Bond
Court has given the green
nature
tion
July
Bhoenix.
(P. O,
Lewistown), III.
Offering — Carl L.
school building program (J-D) payable at a banking insti¬
tution mutually acceptable to the
entail the is¬
suance
of
approximately $100,- purchaser and the District. Legal¬
ity approved by Chapman & Cut¬
000,000 bonds on behalf of various
counties. The ruling was in the ler, of Chicago.
of
legality
sfeld,
Court
Offering—The
provides
15 from
1966 inclusive.
to
Linda
Nov.
on
&
Savings
Association, of San
1, 1963. Interest J-J.
ing bonds.
Dated Nov. 15, 1953.
Francisco, as follows:
Due on Nov. 15 from 1973 to 1976
approved by Gust, Rosen$31,000 3 Vis. Due on Oct. 15 from inclusive.
Principal and interest
Divelbess & Robinette, of
of
County Community High
School District No. 341
tion, will receive sealed bids until
8 p.m. (CST) on Nov. 4 for the
of
Validates purchase
$95,000
building
Discuss
will
1979 inclusive. Bonds
nas
Fulton
(State of)
School
preme
Interest J-D.>
sive.
which is expected to
Niles
July 1 from 1955 to ing bonds offered Oct. 19—v. 178,
maturing in p 1416 — were awarded to the until 10 a.m. (PST) on Oct. 28
Bank of America National Trust
thereafter are callable
for the purchase of $56,000 build¬
1953. Due
Supreme
1955 to 1973 inclu¬
Jan. 1 from
on
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
County
light to
Francisco.
1969 inclusive.
180,000 3V4S. Due on Nov. 15
1970 to 1978 inclusive.
system
July
&
Florida
build¬
$20,000
America
of
Bank
from Francisco,
Nov.
on
sewer
Dated
bonds.
arevenue
of
purchase
works
■?water
(MST)
p.m.
the
for
17
4
County, Calif.
Sale—The
p.
1102 — were awarded to the
Due on Nov. 15 from Bank of America National Trust
1958 inclusive.
&
Savings Association,
of San
Due on Nov.
1966 to
Jahn,
receive sealed
will
Clerk,
National Trust
Association, of San
America
75,000 3s.
Chandler, Ariz.
—
G. L.
Offering
bids until
awarded to the
were
—
of
Savings
&
80,000 2%s. Due on Nov. 15
1959 to 1965 inclusive.
ARIZONA
Town
Oct. 19—v. 178,
ing bonds offered
1955 to
Birmingham.
Bond
1954 to
FLORIDA
15 from ing bonds offered Oct. 20—v. 178,
p.
1416 — were awarded to the
Elh Grove Union
Thompson, Dumas, O'Neil & Hayes, $40,000 4s.
•of
(J-D)
from
15
School District, Marin
Nicasio
Bend
Due on Nov.
37,000 3s.
York City.
C00 3%%
inclu¬
Dec.
Sutcliffe, of San Francisco.
inclusive.
1959
an(j
Birmingham.
toy
1973
sive. Principal and interest
to
1954
from
1
1,
Dec.
Dated
Dec.
on
awarded to the
were
—
will
Bank of America National Trust & until Nov. 5 for the purchase of payable at the County Treasurer's
of Savings Association, of San Fran¬ $500,000
sanitary sewer
bonds. office. Legality approved by Or¬
Dahlquist,
Herrington
&
improvement cisco, as follows:
Due serially from
1957 to 1983 rick,
public
$420,000
1102
p
the Board of Di¬
receive sealed bids
of
Secretary
rectors,
purchase
the
for
10
Nov.
«on
offered Sept. 29—v. 178,
ing bonds
receive
sealed
receive
sealed
bid'
(CST) on Oct. 28 fo
purchase of $79,000 bond:;
the
divided
as
$39,500
School .Township
follows:
bond.'
Pue semi-annually from Jul
1, 1954 to July 1, 1973 incl. •
39,500 Civil Township bonds. Du;
semi-annually
from
July
;
1954 to July 1, 1973 inclusive
The
1953.
bonds
are
dated
Nov.
f
Principal and interest (J-J
Number 5267
Volume 178
...
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1613)
payable at the Fountain Trust Go., until 7:30 p.m. (CST) on Nov. 9
Covington. Legality approved by for the purchase of $225,000 water
Ice
McCord,
;Ross,
Miller,
&
of
Indianapolis.
Interest
IOWA
-
Graettinger Consolidated School
John
the
bids until 2 p.m.
the
(CST)
purchase of $310,000 con¬
and
equipment bonds.
struction
Nov.
Dated
-
1953. Due on Nov.
1,
Baptist Parish
inclusive.
1973
to
1955
from-
Edgard),
bids
10
until
for
Due
man
*
are
Legality approved by Chap¬
& Cutler, of Chicago.
Jesup Consolidated Sch. Dist., Iowa
2
inclusive.
by
and
1,
1956
J-D.
1953.
to
1988
Legality
& Cutler,
Chapman
Chicago,
$150,000
Dec.
from
1
Interest
approved
of
Dated
Dec.
Nov.
on
purchase: of
bonds.
on
(EST)
p.m.
the
water
1963.
La.
Commissioners, will receive sealed
after
,
in 1964 and there¬
callable as of Nov. 1,
Martin,
Himel,
Marjorie, Hinckley & Morel, of New Or¬
leans.Teeter, Secretary of the Board of
MARYLAND
Directors, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (CST) on Oct. 26 for
Johns Hopkins University (P. O.
'the purchase.of $200,000 building
Baltimore), Md.
Offering
Bond
\
The
ment
—
National
in
Roll
No.
90
of
Shawmut
Boston.
South Essex
bonds
awarded
1953. Due on
'Nov. 1 from.1954 to 1973 inclusive.
Bond
Sale—The
tax-exempt
Legality approved by Chapman &
revenue
offered
to
pal
improve¬
Oct.
19
Cutler, of Chicago.
v.
$1,632,000
offered
178,
First
Lafayette, La.
Sale
Certificate
The
—
of New Orleans.
S.
as
basis of about 2.13%.
Salomon
of
Bond
awarded
At the previous offer¬
ing bonds.
were
—
Bank
to
suitable
$69,959 special
water
Oct.
district
19—v.
178,
Middle
sephson,
1517—
p.
ceive
State
or
1
lVz%
at
in¬
Monguagon Township Sch. Dist.
No.
1
(P. O.
Secretary
of
7:30
Board
receive
of
interest
re¬
8
p.m.
1953.
to
Due
1969
Feb.
on
inclusive.
interest pay¬
and
banking institution des¬
a
New
bids
Bond
p.m.
1953. Due March 1, 1955.
1,
1955
Principal
at
Edu¬
sealed
(EST) on Oct. 26
for the purchase of $245,000 tax
anticipation notes. Dated Nov. 2.
and
will
until
Blanks, Paul.
H. E.
—
the
will
cation,
until
Trenton), Mich.
Offering
Clerk,
bids
ignated by the purchaser. Legal¬
ity approved by Moody & Spring¬
sted, and Briggs, Gilbert, Morton,
K£le & Macartney, both of St.
terest.
Note
Minn.
Charles B. Jo-
Bonds maturing in 1962 and there¬
after are callable as of Feb.
1,
1961.
Kalamazoo,
Dec.
from
able
of
Village
sealed
Dated
Co.,
Mass
—
(CST) on Nov. 3 for the purchase
of
$25,000
water
works
bonds.
to the First National Bank & Trust
Waltham,
River,
Bond Offering
bonds
—
&
national
bank designated by the purchaser.
&
York
National
15—v.
awarded to McDonald-Moore
were
to
group
Bros.
a
improvement
$96,000
bonds
street
offered
Oct.
Moody, of St. Paul, Kalman &
Co., and E. J. Prescott & Co., both
of Minneapolis.
the
at
Mills, Minn.
19—v. 178, p. 1418—were awarded
to a group composed of Juran &
Principal
payable
York
Sale—The
Peoples Bank of Trenton.
Bond Offering—Harold J. Tuni-
of
Boston,
Room 308, 30 State Street, Boston,
until 11 a.m.
(EST) on Oct. 29
Red Lake County (P. Ot Red
Muskegon (City and Township)
receive
Lake Falls), Minn.
Public Schoool District, Mich.
(EST) on
Bond Offering — Arthur PreneNote Sale
The $275,000 tax
for the purchase of $376,000 bonds, Oct. 28 for the purchase of $2,410,jected.
000 bonds, divided as follows:
anticipation notes offered Oct. 20 vost, County Auditor, will receive
divided as follows:
Plaquemine, La.
—v.
178, p. 1517—were awarded sealed bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on
$320,000 school project bonds. Due $100,000 sewer bonds. Due on Oct.
Bond Offering—Harry K. GalNov. 3 for the purchase of
to
the
$16,000
Hackley Union National
1 from 1954 to 1963 inclusive.
on
Nov. 1 from 1954 to 1973
lagher, Town Clerk, will receive
Bank
of
Muskegon, at 2% in¬ general obligation drainage bonds.
500,000 water bonds. Due on Oct.
inclusive.
Dated Dec. 1, 1953. Due on Dec. I
sealed bids until 7?30 p.m. (CST)
terest.
1 from 1954 to 1963 inclusive.
56,000 school bonds. Due on Nov.
from 1954 to 1963 inclusive. Bonds
on
Nov. 10 for the purchase of
610,000
school
addition
bonds. Sault Ste. Marie Sch.
1 from 1954 to 1973 inclusive
Dist., Mich. maturing in 1959 and thereafter
$420,000 bonds, divided as follows:
Due on
ing
Oct.
on
the
:
chants
Sale—The
offered
Bond Sale—The $100,000 sewer
City, North¬
Slocum, Secretary of the Parish
ern
Trust
Co., Chicago, R. W. bonds offered Oct. 22—v. 178, p.
■Police Jury, will
receive sealed
& Co., L. F. Roths¬ 1517—were awarded to George P.
bids until 11 a.m. (CST) on Dec. Pressprich
child & Co., Ira Haupt & Co., G. Fogg & Co., of Boston, as 2.20s,
-10
for the purchase of $400,000
H. Walker & Co., J. G. White & at a price of
100.41, a basis of
-drainage improvement bonds. Due
about 2.15%.
'serially from 1954 to 1973 inclu¬ Co., Inc., Ernest & Co. and GlickThe
enhaus
bonds
are
&
dated
Oct.
Lembo, all
of
New
1,
sive!.
York City, as 2V4S, at a price of 1953. Due on Oct. 1 from 1954 to
Louisiana State Building Authority
1973 inclusive.
100.41, a basis of about 2.19%.
Principal and in¬
i
(P. O. Baton Rouge), La. 5
terest payable in Boston. Legality
Bourne, Mass.
Bond Offering—A. P. Tugwell,
approved by Storey, Thorndike,
Bond
Offering — Margaret
M. Palmer &
State Treasurer, will receive sealDodge, of Boston.
led bids until Dec. 1 for the pur¬ Swift, Town Treasurer, will re¬
bids
c/o the Mer¬
Worcester, Mass.
chase of $4,000,000 series B, build¬ ceive sealed
New
Oct.
awarded
were
—
Co., of Detroit, as 4s, at par.
Kidder,
& Co., New York City,
Kalamazoo School District, Mich.
Dwinnell, Harkness & Hill,
Note Sale
The $371,000 tax
of Boston, jointly, as 2V2S, at a
price of 100.78, a basis of about anticipation notes offered Oct. 19
v.
178, p. 1517—were awarded
2.40%.
Sale—The $3,000,000 pub¬
Hutzler,
offered
and
and
ways
composed
water
any
1317
p.
assessment
Sale—The $430,000 school
offered Oct. 20—v. 178, p.
bonds
1517
a
at
Dated Nov. 1, 1953. Due on
May 1 from 1955 to 1964 inclusive.
Principal and interest payable at
$96,000 special
street,
Peabody
1417—were awarded to
p.
payable
Harrison
Bond
construction and sewer¬
age bonds offered Oct. 20—v. 178,
(P. O.
Livingston), La.
Offering — Josephine
Bond
■»:
Bond
lic
Livingston Parish
Corp., New York
2.20s, at a price of 100.52,
Southwick, Mass.
Boston, Mass.
awarded to Scharff & Jones,
were
a
MASSACHUSETTS
paving certificates of indebtedness
Oct. 20—v. 178, p. 1417—
interest
Legality approved by Dorsey, ColTownship (P. O. Route 4, man, Barker, Scott & Barber, of
Minneapolis.
Mount Clemens), Mich.
Boston
City,
to
$737,658
offered
:
awarded
be
&
awarded to the Barcus, Kindred & Co., Chicago.
were
—
178,
Federal
Housing and -Home
Finance Agency, the only
bidder,
as 3.01s, at a price of
par.
LOUISIANA
*
1317—were
p.
1517
p.
15—
'
the
will
1, 1963. Princi¬
bonds.
Sale—The
bonds
sewer
$575,000 sewer¬
bonds offered Oct. 22—v. 178,
age
non
Oct.
and
thereafter
of Dec.
were
McDonald-Moore
assessment,
Bond Sale—The
University dormitory
bonds
Bond
Sewerage District,
Massachusetts
*
bonds. Dated Nov. 1,
and
as
banking institution designated by
the purchaser. Legality
Legality ap¬
approved
proved
by
by
Moody
&
Co., of Detroit.
Storey,
Thorndike,
Springsted, and
Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
The bonds are dated
Briggs, Gilbert, Morton, Kyle &
Sept. 1,
1953.
Due on Sept. 1 from 1954 Macartney, both of St. Paul.
Shrewsbury, Mass.
to 1957 inclusive.
Principal and
Golden Valley, Minn.
Bond Sale—The $160,000 water
interest (M-S) payable at the De¬
Bond Offering — Kenneth
bonds offered Oct. 8—v. 178, p.
Rahn,
troit Trust Co., Detroit. Legality
1317—were awarded to Salomon
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
approved
by
Miller,
Canfield, bids until 8 p.m.
Bros.
&
(CST) on Nov.
Hutzler, of New York Paddock
& Stone, of Detroit.
3 for the purchase of $66,000
gen¬
City, as 2.20s, at a price of 100.10,
eral obligation street improvement
a basis of about 2.18%.
Harpers Woods, Mich.
Bank
'
*'
1964
callable
Sale—The $24,000 Special
Assessment
the
mer,
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
(CST) on
Oct. 29 for the purchase of
im¬
Grosse Pointe Woods, Mich.
Bond
Sept. 1,
Principal and interest pay¬
at
able
system
sewer
Effie, Minn.
Offering — Myron PlumVillage Clerk, will receive
Bond
gen¬
178, p. 1208—were awarded to
$50,000
a
group headed by the First of municipal building revenue bonds.
Dated Dec. 1, 1953. Bidder to
Michigan Corp., Detroit.
spe¬
cify maturity and bonds maturing
dated
are
obligation
$495,000
v.
inclusive.
bonds
Sale—The
provement bonds offered Oct. 12—
municipal garage bonds.
Due on Sept. 1 from 1954 to
1953.
Offering—Sidney J. Caire,
Secretary of the Board of
Bonds maturing
on
clusive.
Water
Bond
Jr.,
Due
130,000
Works District No. 2 (P. O.
Oct. 26
on
bonds.
sewer
Sept. 1 from 1954 to 1978 in¬
approved
1973
St.
Secretary of the Board of
Education,
will
receive
sealed
ifor
Legality
by Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago,
and
Martin, Himel,. Hinckley &
ray,
*
250,000
eral
k
J-D.
*
Grosse Pointe Shores, Mich.
Bond
inclusive.
.
Morel, of New Orleans.
District, Iowa
Bond Offering—Robert C. Mur-
»
275,000 parking area bonds. Due
on Sept. 1
from 1954 to 1963
bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1953. Due on
Dec. 1 from 1956 to 1968 inclusive.
49
178, p. 1317—
22—v.
submitted
bid
two
were
re-
City Treasurer,
son,
sealed bids until 11
will
a.m.
—
;
The
$275,000 recreational facilities
bonds.
1956
-
Due
fire
Due
bonds.
from
1
1956
to
1984 inclusive.
The bonds
and
dated Jan. 1, 1954,
are
callable
are
of Jan.
as
bonds
1953.
able
able
fice,
the
at
the
Town
or
at any bank
(J-JJ
Treasurer's
Boston, or
Bay National
zards
specified by
—
Sale—The $350,000 Public
13—v. 178, p.
awarded
were
to
a
Bond
Laurie,
group
Offering
City
ceive sealed
Shawmut
for
to
1958
interest
and
tional
ities
Legality
Corp.,
Nashville,
Ducournau
Howard, Weil, Labouisse. Friedrichs & Co., both of
New Orleans, at a price of par, a
Kees,
net
and
interest
of
about
on
cost
Oct. 15 from
2.72%,
1954
to
inclusive.
258,000 2%s. Due.on Oct. 15 from
Additional
&
Boston.
County (P. O. East
Cambridge), Mass.
inclusive.
Sale
—
The
sealed
(EST)
chase
$60,000
Nov.
on
of
3,
Treasurer,
bids
Oct.
30
$175,000
1953.
Due
will
until
for
day
same
Rapides
were
Bank
Alexandria,
as
&
$40,000 2%s. Due
1954
20,000
1961
St.
to
3s.
James
Dist. No.
1960
Due
to
1963
on
Co.,
of
Sept. 1 from
Sept.
1
from
inclusive.
Water
Works
(P. O. Convent), La.
Bond
on
in¬
dated Oct. 1, 1953.
interest payable at
are
First
Bank
of
re¬
11
a.m.
pur¬
notes.
Dated
6,
Creek
Consol.
Sch.
Battle
Bond
Dist.
Bond
Offering
—
Mildred
(P.
National
Shawmut
a
build¬
1.97%,
follows:
1957.
and
on
meyer,
ceive
April 1, 1958
1959.
(EST)
Offering
—
O.
A.
Kase-
City Comptroller, will
sealed
on
bids
Nov.
9
until
for
Wade, Inc.,
Anoka
follows:
County Indep. Sch. Dist.
O. Columbia
re¬
5
p.m.
the
Heights), Minn.
Bond
son,
District
Nov.
4
will
receive
(CST)
purchase of
Clerk,
bids until
sealed
on
Offering—Floyd C. Law-
are
callable
for
the
$300,000 general obligation build¬
ing
Due
Dated
bonds.
on
Jan.
inclusive.
1
Nov.
from
1,
1956
to
1953.
1977
of
(CST)
on
of
interest
banking institution
Le¬
gality approved by Dorsey, Colpayable
Principal and
at
July
Chippewa County (P. O.
Montevideo), Minn.
son-Williams
neapolis,
100.42,
a
Clarence H.
—
will
until
3
re¬
p.m.
Oct. 28 for the purchase
1,
Jan.
1953."Due semi-annually
1,
1955 to Jan.
1, 1979
maturing after
callable as of that
Bonds
Jan.
1, 1967 are
Legality
approved
by
Briggs, Gilbert, Morton, Kyle &
Macartney, and Moody & Spring¬
sted, both of St. Paul.
date
Woodstock, Minn.
Bond Sale—The $5,000 local im¬
provement bonds offered Oct. 20—
178,
v.
the
p.
First
stone,
1517—were
National
3s, at
as
awarded
Bank
to
of Pipe¬
par.
a
man, Barker, Scott & Barber, of
Minneapolis.
Jaffray &
114
Minn.
Clerk,
bids
Joint
$251,000 building bonds: Dated
MISSISSIPPI
designated by the purchaser.
pur¬
as
sealed
7:30 p.m.
Trust
thereafter
ceive
inclusive.
Bank of
Bond Sale—The $82,000 general
chase of $1,500,000 water supply
Department,
40 system revenue
bonds, 2nd series. obligation public drainage bonds
Water Street, Boston, until 11 a.m.
Dated Nov. 1, 1953. Due on July 1 offered Oct. 17—v. 178, p. 1418—
(EST) on Oct. 26 for the purchase from
1954
to
1983
inclusive. were awarded to a group com¬
of
$1,555,000
bonds, divided as Bonds
maturing
in
1974
and posed of J. M. Dain & Co., Alli¬
Boston,
District
Nov.
No. 65 (P.
Henderson),
Offering
Doheny,
from
$60,000 2%s. Due April 1, 1955.
130,000 21/2S. Due on April 1, 1956
and
J.
MINNESOTA
price of 100.85,
net interest cost of about
135,000 2s. Due
Walter
O.
Offering—Roger R. Rome, $900,000 building bonds. Due on
1, 1963. Interest J-J. Legality ap¬
Secretary of the Board of Com¬
Sept. 1 from 1954 to 1973 in¬ proved by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
missioners, will receive sealed bids
clusive.
dock & Stone, of Detroit.
to
of Grand Rapids.
ing bonds offered Oct. 20—v. 178,
1517—were awarded to a group
Rapids, at
$30,000 build¬
offered Sept. 8 were
bonds
O.
Bond
Sale—The
Creek), Mich.
Sale—The $325,000
(P.
(P. O. Coleman),
Michigan
Bond
p.
Bond
L.
1
awarded
Township, Lakeview
1954.
Tyler, City Treasurer and Col¬
lector, will receive sealed bids at
No.
ing
MICHIGAN
Battle
Sibley and Le Sueur Counties
Indep. Consol. Sch. Dist. No.
Coleman Com¬
Sch. Dist.
Township,
munity Fractional
Boston.
as
the
April
Warren
Bos¬
Bay City, Mich.
the
inclusive.
on
Parish
1
Trust
Due
1963
to
clusive.
a
Quincy, Mass.
awarded to the
follows:
1954
from
The bonds
public improvement bonds offered
the
bonds.
1
Storey, composed of Harriman Ripley &
of Co., Inc., Watling, Lerchen & Co.,
Detroit, and Walter J. Wade, Inc.,
Middlesex
County
airport
Oct.
Grand
ard,
1973
Dodge,
Boston.
ceive
*
1963
of
are
callable as of Dec. 1, 1958.
Principal and interest payable at
were
awarded
to
the First Na¬ any banking institution designated
the purchaser.
tional Bank of Sault Ste. Marie, at by
Legality ap¬
proved by Moody & Springsted,
2% interest.
*
and Briggs, Gilbert,
The
notes
are
dated
Oct.
Morton, Kyle
15,
1953 and mature on Jan. 15, 1954. & Macartney, both of St. Paul.
Note Sale
The $93,850 tax
anticipation notes offered Oct. 20
ton. Legality approved by Storey,
Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge, of
re¬
Note Offering—Charles P. How¬
1956
1957 to
Palmer
Due
to
National
Principal
the Na¬
at
by
approved
Thorndike,
1954
will
inclusive.
Bank
from
the
of
payable
1
Emerson
A.
Treasurer,
Shawmut
follows:
as
$92,000 21/2S. Due
275,000
purchase of $90,000
high school grounds bonds. Dated
Nov. 1, 1953. Due on Nov. 1 from
1954
incinerator bonds.
Oct.
on
and
bids c/o the National
Bank
to
inclusive.
the
composed of the Equitable Secur¬
&
—
1954
Principal
Boston, Trust
Department, 40 Water Street, Bos¬
ton, until 11 a.m. (EST) on Oct.
28
Improvement Airport District No.
901
925,000
Buz¬
Gloucester, Mass.
,
from
—
National
the
at
1
inclusive.
1973
Bank, Buz¬
Bay. Legality approved by
Storey,
Thorndike,
Palmer
&
Dodge, of Boston.
of¬
Rapides Parish (P. O.
Alexandria), La.
bonds offered Oct.
Merchants
of
Oct.
1,
pay¬
zards
pay¬
'by Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
1
Nov.
1, 1964.
purchaser. Legality approved
Bond
the
at
.
Principal and interest
dated
are
Principal and interest
Bank
department
Jan.
on
from
1
inclusive.
1984
to
.145,000
Jan.
on
Co.,
and
Piper,
Min¬
price of
Hopwood, all of
as
2.40s,
at
a
basis of about 2.44%.
Columbia, Miss.
Bond Offering—Mrs. H. W. Har¬
grove,
City
Clerk,
will
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
receive
(CST)
on
Oct. 30 for the purchase of $550,000
municipal
Due
serially
industrial
from
1954
bonds.
to
1978
inclusive.
Jackson Municipal Separate
School District, Miss.
Bond
building
v.
a
Sale
178, p. 1517
group
—
bonds
The
$1,500,000
offered
—
were
Oct.
21—
awarded to
headed by the Equitable
50
(1614)
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle...
;
;
Monday, October 26, 1953
_j
.
n
Securities
price
of
Corp.,
par,
a
Nashville, .at. a
net interest cost
of about 3.06%, as follows:
$480,000 5s. Due
1954 to
300,000
1961
3s.
1966
1967
Nov.
on
Middlesex County
to
1976
Bond
on
Nov.
1977
1978.
(EST)
of
Other
members
Goldman,
Michigan
Sachs
the
of
group:
& Co., First of
Corporation,
both
of
New' York," Union
Planters Na¬
tional Bank, M. A. Saunders &
Co., both of Memphis, Third Na¬
tional Bank, in Nashville, Alvis &
Co., and the Southern Bond Co.,
both of Jackson.
Bond
at
a
in
20
Webb
Mo.
City, Mo.
approved
bonds
revenue
water
amounting
to
$370,000 for Webb City, and $35,for
000
Carterville; the greater
of the proceeds will be
portion
used to pay
Missouri Utilities Co.
of Cape
Girardeau, Mo. for these
and the balance for
working capital. Due to the fact
the
properties
east
properties located in south¬
Missouri, the offers made by
the two cities
assisted
has
in
accepted. Ed¬
were
ward D. Jones &
the
arranged
1954 to
in¬
1963
Co. of St.
Louis
negotiations and
the financing for
both cities.
Cascade County High Sch. Dist.
tion, will receive sealed bids until
8 p.m.
(EST) on Oct. 27 for the
purchase of $96,000 building
bonds.
Dated Sept. 1, 1953. Due
Sept. 1 from 1954 to 1963 in¬
clusive.
Principal and interest
on
payable at the First Na¬
tional Bank, Freehold.
Legality
(M-S)
Hawkins, Delafield
Wood, of New York City.
approved
&
New
by
Highway Authority
Jersey
(P. O. Trenton), N. J.
Bond
Offering — Bayard
England,
Vice
Treasurer
of
receive
-
the
L.
purchase of $135,-
000,000
State-guaranteed Garden
State Parkway bonds, second in¬
The
stalment.
bonds
the
are
un¬
authorized issue
an
$285,000,000, the other $150,having been sold in July
to
syndicate headed by the Na¬
City Bank, Lehman Bros.,
a
tional
Chase
National
Bank,
Bankers
Co., First National Bank, all
the Board of Trustees, of New York
City, and the First
will receive sealed bids until 8 National Bank of
Chicago.
The
p.m.
(MST) on Nov. 10 for the huge investment demand that at¬
purchase
of
$155,000
building tended the public re-offering of
—
Ella Murray,
bonds.
Bond
of the
9
Offering—Theo.
Clerk,
bonds.
revenue
1, 1953. Due
on
Oct.
Dated
Oct.
from
1954
1
to 1983
inclusive. Bonds maturing
in 1958 and thereafter are
callable
of
as
resulted
in
Oct.
1, 1958. Principal and
interest
(A-O)
payable
at
the
■County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Chapman & Cut¬
ler, of Chicago.
the
issue
day
same
November
offering
will
big sale of bonds
to finance the construc¬
ceive
(EST)
chase
of
Dated
Nov.
from
1
Oct.
on
Sale—The
29
1954
water
offered
were
—
Oct.
$491,000
improvement
Oct. 22
Trust
178,
v.
—
awarded
to
Co.
of
New
price
a
offered
1518
Marine
Western
R.
D.
—
were
Midland
New
White
&
pur¬
bonds.
on
Nov.
inclusive.
pay¬
Placid, N. Y.
Offering
—
Brasher,
Lawrence,
Stockholm,
Hopkinton, Norfolk, Massena,
and
Paterson
to
The progress
date
of construction to
indicates
Parkway
1954
be
will
affd
that
be
open
that
entire
M.
Potsdam), N.
Sale
to
the state's most serious traffic
ceive
sealed
on
of
bids
Y.
shore
also trav¬
resort
area
to
2
p.m.
on
Nov. 1 from
inclusive.
Principal
(M-N) payable at the
York
City.
$490,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Oct. 21—v. 178,
1519
—
Harris
awarded
were
Trust
&
to
Savings
Chicago,
as 2s, at a price of
basis of about 1.97%.
(P.
sealed
100.17,
O.
Liverpool), N. Y.
Fred P. Kies,
Supervisor,
will
receive
Offering
bids
Oct.
on
the
Bank,
29
$571,000
—
until
for
10
the
public
Dated Nov.
bonds.
(EST)
a.m.
purchase
of
improvement
1, 1953. Due
on
May 1 from 1954 to 1978 inclu¬
Principal and interest (M-N)
payable at the First Trust & De¬
sive.
posit Co., Liverpool.
Legality ap¬
Legality ap¬ proved
by
Vandewater, Sykes,
Vandewater,
Sykes, Heckler & Galloway, of New York
Galloway, of New City.
Bank of Lake Placid.
proved
by
Heckler
York
&
City.
Lisbon
Waddington and Madrid
Central School District
Aver ill
Sale—The $790,000 build¬
1518—were awarded to
a
group
composed of the Marine Trust Co.
of
Western
Park), N. Y.
Bond
ing bonds offered Oct. 21—v. 178,
p.
(P. O.
No. 2
(P. O. Lisbon), N. Y.
Bond
Sand Lake and Poestenkill
Central
School District No. 1
Sale—The $29,400 build¬
ing bonds offered Oct. 22—v. 178,
1519
p.
2y4s, at
awarded
were
—
National
City
Bank
of
to
the
Troy,
as
par.
New
Rollins
City,
York, Buffalo,
& Co., Inc., New
Manufacturers
&
Unionville, N. Y.
Bond Offering—Mildred
Bauer,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
Co., Buffalo, Roose¬
bids until 3
until
2
$330,000 building bonds.
Nov. 1.
1953.
Due
p.m.
the
(M-N)
Merchants
1
National
at
Bank
&
Heckler
&
Galloway,
of
New
City.
Franklin,
and
Otego
tral School District No. 1
Bond
ing
Offering
N.
Y.
Robert
—
will
receive
on
District No. 9
Bond
District
(CST)
ing
bonds.
on
Oct.
15 from
on
(EST)
Nov.
Dated
1
Nov.
from
(A-O)
1,
1954
interest
York City.
Interest
Legality
approved
by
City, N. Y.
on
Jan.
2
from
the
above-mentioned attorney.
s
NORTH CAROLINA
Carolina Beach, N. C.
*
Bond Offering — W. E. Easter-
ling, Secretary of the Local Gov¬
ernment
Commission, will receive
sealed bids at his office in
Raleigh,
until 11 a.m. (EST) on Oct. 27 for
the
purchase
and
sewer-
1953.
Due
of
bonds.
on
$289,000
Dated
water
Nov.
1,
May 1 from 1955 to
1990
inclusive. Principal and in¬
terest (M-S) payable in New York
Co., City. Legality approved
by Reed,
agent, will receive sealed bids Hoyt, Taylor &
Washburn, of New
its office at 30 Broad St., New York
City.
'
Chemical
Bank
Offering Bonds
—The Chemical Bank & Trust
1953.
to
inclusive.
1982
the
Oct. 29
on
1964
Oct. 30
1954 to
and
New York
of
Dated
to
$636,000 build¬
Dated Oct. 15, 1953.
Principal
payable
at
purchase
bonds.
1, 1953. Due
for the purchase of
Due
the
Nov.
1955
Offering—Olga S. Olson,
Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 2 p.m.
for
building
J-J.
(P. O. Pleasant-
ville), N. Y.
sealed
purchase of $185,000 build¬
bonds.
Due
Union Free School
County
Trust Co., Pleasantville.
Legality
approved by Vandewater, Sykes,
Heckler
&
Galloway,
of
New
L.
Cen¬
(P.O.
Peake, President of the Board of
for the
Mount Pleasant
inclusive.
Sidney
28
$10,000
Principal
payable
Oct.
on
2.56%.
from
Co., Syracuse. Legality ap¬
proved
by
Vandewater,
Sykes,
York
about
Dated
Nov.
on
inclusive.
1982
bids until 1 p.m.
It will
state's
and interest
Due
Traders Trust
Oct. 27 for the purchase
Education,
the
until
The
—
Franklin),
on
bids
Richfield
p.m. (EST) on Oct. 29
velt & Cross, and R. D. White &
$1,500,000
for the purchase of
$60,000 water
building bonds offered Oct. 20— Co., both of New York City, as
system
bonds.
Dated
Sept.
1,
v.
178, p. 1518—were awarded to 3.10s, at a price of 100.68, a basis 1953.
Due on Sept.. 1 from 1954
of about 3.04%.
a group composed of Halsey, Stu¬
to 1978 inclusive.
Principal and
art & Co., George B. Gibbons &
Mentz, Montezuma, Brutus, Con¬ interest (M-S) payable at the Na¬
Co., Chas. E. Weigold & Co., B. J.
tional Bank of Middletown.
quest, Cato, Aurelius and Throop
Le¬
Van Ingen & Co., Bacon, Steven¬
Central School District No. 1
gality approved by Hawkins, Del¬
son & Co., all of New York
City,
(P. O. Port Byron), N. Y.
afield & Wood, of New York
City.
as
3.10s, at a price of 100.44, a
Bond Sale—The $840,000 build¬
basis of about 3.06%.
Volney Common School District
ing bonds offered Oct. 20—v. 178,
No. 2 (P. O.
Oswego), N. Y.
Elbridge, Camillus, Skaneateles, p. 1518—were awarded to a group
Bond Offering — William H.
composed of Halsey, Stuart & Co.,
Brutus and Sennett Central
Inc., George B. Gibbons & Co., White, Trustee, will receive sealed
School District No. 3 (P. O.
bids at the office of Edward F.
Inc., and Bacon, Stevenson & Co.,
Elbridge), N. Y.
Crawford, Jr., Marine Midland
Bond
Offering — Donald
J. all of New York City, as 2.60s,
Bldg., Oswego, until 2 p.m. (EST)
Gorham, District Clerk, will re¬ at a price of 100.29, a basis of
Bond
1954.
Parkway is counted
re¬
on
York
School District No. 1 (P. O.
traffic
to
major sections
Memorial Day,
by
open
the
(EST)
Blair,
Bombay and Dickinson Central
Trust
Paramus
Cape May.
sealed
Bank,
Rome City School
District, N. Y.
Bond Sale—The
Town
Judson
Principal
(J-J) payable at the
National
Bond
Bond
inclusive!'
interest
Salina
Lake
Glens
Falls, Bolton Landing. Le¬
gality approved by Vandewater,
Sykes, Heckler & Galloway, of
New York City.
1972
Legality approved by
Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler &
about 2.44%.
Nov. 1, 1953.
1954 to 1963
re¬
to
Springs.
gen¬
York,
Co.,
City, jointly, as 2V2s,
of 100.35, a basis of
York
at
bonds
p.
the
Buffalo, and
able at the First National Bank of
from
the
19—v.
awarded
eral
Sale—The
1954
Galloway, of New
Lackawanna, N. Y.
Bond
Oct. 28 for the purchase
of $22,000 fire truck bonds. Dated
p.m.
Principal and interest (M-N)
to
erse
of New York
M.
2
the
for
1989
to
Union counties.
$20,000
until
$36,000
water
1, 1953. Due
interest
will
Hawkins,
O.
(P.
N. Y.
Barney
—
bids
sealed
1954
in
by
City.
ceive
Snyder, Town Supervisor, will
and
of
and bring new economic benefits
178, p.
to the rapidly
developing sections
Boland, of
southern New Jersey. The most
Saffin & Co., New York
City, as modern
engineering features to
3.20s, at a price of 100.21, a basis
1418
YORK
Landing),
projected 165-milesuperhighway which will extend
year
ease
Allentown, N. J.
bonds
matur¬
Water Dist.
congestion, in Essex, Bergen and
Bond
Bonds
1,
1954
and
Offering
(EST)
193.
p.
mark the second
The
NEW JERSEY
the
on
offering.—V. 178,
The
Berg,
sealed
11
the
water
H.
receive
a.m.
(CST) on Nov. ;his
purchase of $6,000,000 tion
until
for
will
bonds
being heavily over-subscribed and
the books closed
Lincoln, Neb.
bids
Trust
the
NEBRASKA
Bolton
Bond
about
or
on
of
City
1956
Bolton, Bolton
Chairman
and
Authority, will
bids
sealed
Nov. 18 for the
O. Sand Coulee),
Offering
Nov.
thereafter are
callable as of Nov. 1, 1955.
Prin¬
cipal and interest (M-N) payable
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
Montana
Bond
in
First
approved
Delafield & Wood,
a.m.
from
1
and
Legality
Ware, Village Treasurer, will
000,000
Clerk
inclusive.
1968
to
ing
Nov.
on
NEW
of
MONTANA
(P.
Due
the Franklin National
Bank, South
Shore Branch, Rockville Centre.
pur¬
Building
Dated
bonds.
revenue
1953.
Fair
$800,000
9
the
City.
sold balance of
\
"C"
of
until
for
29
Principal and
interest
(M-N)
payable at
the
County at the First National Bank of Al¬
Treasurer's office.
Legality ap¬ buquerque. Legality approved by
proved
by
Caldwell,
Marshall, Pershing, Bosworth, Dick & Daw¬
Trimble & Mitchell, of New York son, of Denver.
separated
are
from Missouri Utilities Company's
main
15 from
clusive.
properties
that
Nov.
Township School District
(P. O. Perrineville), N. J.
Bond Offering—Bette V. Levine,
special election on
Webb City,
Mo. and
Carterville,
improvement
15, 1953. Due
general
Dated
Nov.
a.m.
chase
Nov. 5 for the purchase
$527,000
on
re¬
bids
Oct.
Millstone
Financing Arranged—The
voters
Oct.
and
on
on
bonds.
MISSOURI
Carterville
sealed
(MST)
Treasurer, will
sealed
bids, until 11
ceive
1,
(P. O. Albuquerque), N. Mex.
Bond Offering—Leon H. Harms,
Secretary of the Commission, will
receive
County
ley,
inclusive.
Due
New Mexico State Fair Commission
Offering—Arthur J. Ham-
from
1
NEW MEXICO
(P. O. New
Brunswick), N. J.
Nov. 1 from
on
Is.
and
2.37%.
from
1
inclusive.
600,000 3V4S. Due
120,000
Prospect, Park National Bank
of Prospect Park, as 2%s, at
a
price of 100.002, a basis of about
inclusive.
Due
to
1962
Nov.
on
the
as
1976
at
inclusive.
Principal and interest York 15, until noon (EST) on Oct.
(M-N) payable at the Unadilla 29 for the purchase of 25 lots of
Elm City, N. C.
promote
safe
and
comfortable National Bank, Unadilla. Legality State
of about 3.22%.
and
Bond Sale—The
municipal bonds ag¬
$15,000 water
travel will be embodied in the
approved by Sullivan, Donovan,
bonds offered Oct. 20—v.
gregating $1,008,900.
Br id get on, N. J.
178, p.
Parkway construction.
Heenehan & Hanrahan, of New
1519
—were
awarded
to
the
Bond Sale—The
Oneida, N. Y.
$133,000 gen¬ North Hanover Township Sch. Dist York City.
Branch Banking & Trust Co., Wil¬
Bond Offering—Albert G. Behr,
eral
improvement
and
water
(P. O. Jacobstown), N. J.
son^.-at a price of 100.13, a net
Franklinville, Ischua, Lyndon,
bonds offered Oct. 20—v.
City
Comptroller,
will
receive
178, p
interest cost of about
Bond Offering — Clarence B
Farmersville, Machias and
2.87%, as
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (EST) on
1418
were
awarded to W. H
follows:
Lamb, Secretary of the Board of
Humphrey Central Sch.
Oct. 30 for the purchase of $25,000
Newbold's
Son
&
Co.,
and Education,
Dist. No. 1 (P. O.
will
receive
sealec
field house bonds. Dated Oct. 1, $5,000 4V2S. Due on May 1 from
Schmidt, Poole, Roberts & Parke, bids until 8:15
p.m. (EST) on Oct
1956 to 1958 inclusive.
Franklinville), N. Y.
both of
1953. Due on Oct. 1 frrom 1954 to
Philadelphia, jointly, as 28 for the
purchase of $46,000
Bond Offering—Stanley N. Car¬ 1963 inclusive.
10,000 2V2S. Due on May 1 from
2.30s, at a price of
Principal and in¬
100.14, a basis building bonds. Dated March "
1959 to 1963 inclusive.
ter, District Clerk, will receive terest
of about 2.28%.
(A-O)
payable
at
the
—
*
1953.
Hainesport Township Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Hainesport), N. J.
Bond
Offering
to
Due
1968
interest
First
(M-S)
til
8
p.m.
(EST) on Nov. 4 for
purchase of $119,000
building
bonds. Dated Nov.
1, 1952. Due on
Nov. 1 from 1954 to
1970
inclusive.
and interest (M-N)
pay¬
able at the Union
National Bank
& Trust
Co., Mount Holly. Legal¬
ity approved by
Hawkins,
field & Wood, of New
York
Dela-
City.
Hawthorne, N. J.
Bond
Sale
—
The
$225,000 im¬
provement bonds offered
Oct. 21—
v.
178,
p.
payable
at
1954
anc
the
Bank, N'ew Egypt
by Hawkins,
& Wood, of New York
City.
28
until
for
8
(EST)
purchase of
p.m.
the
water system
Dated
1
150,000 school bonds.
1, 1953.
Due
to
inclusive.
1979
interest
on
Dated Nov.
May 1 from 1954
(M-N)
Principal
payable
and
the
at
Union
Bond
Offering—E. J. Thorne,
City Treasurer, will receive sealec
bids
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (EST) on
Oct. 29 for the purchase of
$1,-
Dec.
from
1,
1954
on
Oct.
$95,000
improvement bonds
1953.
to
Due
1973
on
Dec
inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-D) pay
able
at
the
Rahway
National
Bank, Rahway. Legality aoproved
by Walter H. Jones, of Hacken'
National Bank, Franklin¬
Legality approved by Van¬
dewater, Sykes, Heckler & Gallo¬
way, of New York City.
ville.
Rahway, N. J.
1518—were awarded to
,&ack.
from
approved
the
Principal
1
Principal
National
Anne
Peters,
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬ Legality
Delafield
tion, will receive sealed bids un¬
—
March
on
inclusive.
Hempstead, Lakeview Fire District
(P. O. West Hempstead), N. Y.
Bond
District
Offering
—
William
Secretary,
will
receive
on
$35,-
000 fire
department bonds.
1, 1953.
Due
1955
to
inclusive.
and
interest
1962
on
(M-N)
Valley
National
Bank,
Oneida.
Legality
approved
Vandewater,
Sykes, Heckler
Galloway, of New York City.
Dated
May 1 from
Principal
payable at
Mebane,
by
&
Bond
N.
C.
Sale—The $225,000 water
and sewer bonds offered
Oct. 20—
178, p. 1519—were awarded to
Poughkeepsie, South Parks Water Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
District (P. O. Poughkeepsie),
Beane, of Charlotte, at a price of
New York
100.02, a net interest cost of about
Bond Sale—The $16,000 exten¬ 3.71%, as follows:
sion bonds offered Oct. 21—v. 178
p.
1519—were awarded to the First
National
as
Bank
of
3s, at price of
Poughkeepsie
par.
Zick,
sealed bids until 3 p.m.
(EST)
Oct. 27 for the purchase of
Nov.
Oneida
Richfield
Bond
Springs, N. Y.
v.
$12,000 6s.
Due
on
May 1, 1955 to
12,000 4s. Due
on
May 1, 1957 to
1956.
1958.
70,000 3V2S. Due
on
May 1 from
1959 to 1969 inclusive.
Offering—Daisey C. Reed
131,000 3%s. Due on May 1 from
Village Treasurer, will
receive
1970 to 1978 inclusive.
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (EST) on
Nov. 4 for the purchase of $28,500
Weaverville, N. C.
Bond Sale—The
municipal building bonds. Dated
$50,000 water
and sewer bonds offered
July 1, 1953. Due on July 1 from
Oct. 20^.
Number 5267... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Volume 178
(1615)
V.
178,
Dec.
1519—were awarded to
p.
Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Tenner- &
Beane, of Charlotte, at a price of
par, a net interest- cost of about
4.18%,
follows:
as
$3,000 4^s. Due
1956
7,000 4s. Due
1971 inclusive.
1966 to
Due
4s.
1972
from
1
1976 inclusive.
to
18,000 4 y4s. Due
May 1 from
on
1985 inclusive.
to
1977
May
on
Whiteville, N. C.
Sale—The
Bond
sani¬
$20,000
tary sewer bonds offered Oct. 20
—v. 178, p. 1519—were awarded to
J. Lee Peeler & Co., Durham, and
the
Securities
Vance
Greensboro, jointly, at
a
3.29%,
as
follows:
to 1957 inclusive.
1958
10,000
1962
1 from
1961
on
Dated
Dec.
1, 1953.
Dec. .1 .from .1955 to
Principal
1979
interest
and
(J-D) payable at the City Treas¬
urer's office.
improvement
to
178,
$115,400
bonds
street
offered
Oct.
Stranahan, Harris & Co., Inc.,
as 2s, at a price of 100.46,
basis of about
a
No.
1.88%.
Hubbard, Ohio
Bond
Bond
Offering—A.
of
the
Board
receive
sealed
(CST)
chase
J.
O'Brien,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
price of 100.09,
a
2.05%,
of
200,000 2s. Due
1960
May
on
1
until
8
Nov. 2 for the pur¬
on
of
$315,000 building bonds.
Due serially from 1955 to 1957 in¬
Barherton, Ohio
hospi¬
tal addition bonds offered Oct.
178,
to
1419—were
p.
&
19
awarded
of Stranahan,
group composed
a
Harris
Field,
Richards & Co., McDonald & Co.,
Co.,
,
$75,000
offered
im¬
Oct.
Toledo,
bids until
sanitary
Oct. 31
$24,675.53
on
1, 1953. Due
Nov. 1
on
1964 inclusive. Prin¬
1955 to
31
O.
(P.
Valley), Okla.
Offering —R. L. Thomp¬
Clerk of the Board
son,
equipment bonds.
of
price
a
Due
from
Offering—H.
bids
until
Nov.
9
1953.
A.
7:30
p.m.
obligation sewage dis¬
Due
1983
Dec.
1,
receive
sealed
sytem
bonds.
Rogers County Dependent School
District
No.
15
(P. O.
Claremore), Okla.
Bond
Sale—The
provement bonds
178,
—v.
to
Toledo,
101.11,
17
awarded
1209—were
p.
Braun,
offered Oct.
Bosworth
Co.,
&
Inc.,
3y4s, at a price of
basis of about 3.10%.
as
a
land,
Ellis
&
at
Sale—The $965,000 build¬
Co., of Cincinnati,
composed
Cleveland,
Harris
Stranahan,
&
of
101.61,
as
178,
$13,000
build¬
p.
and
Salomon
8
of
Sale—The
offered
1319
of
Oct.
&
and
21—v.
awarded
were
—
Reusch
$101,865
water
assessment
bonds
Co.,
of
spe¬
sewer
178,
to
p.
Davis, of Tulsa,
par
as
33/4s,
20
awarded
aboi^t 3.34%.
ing bonds offered Oct. 17—v. 178,
Co.,
Cincinnati,,
of
price
of
101.52,
a
as
3!/2S,
basis of
Sale—The
Bond
1419
p.
—
awarded
were
at a Farmers & Merchants
about Miamisburg.
build¬
the
to
of
Bank
3.33%.
Montgomery County
Chatham Local School District
at
premium
a
Sale—The
Bond
$35,000
Bond
Offering
County
build¬
Auditor,
bids
sealed
ing bonds offered Oct. 21—v. 178,
Nov.
1419—were awarded to Fahey,
Clark & Co., of Cleveland, as 2y2s,
567,000
p.
at
a
about
price
of
100.54,
Columbus,
Cain,
Offering
City
basis
Nov.
—
Clerk,
6^ for
2,026,656.84
nually
Sewer
Nov.
on
Agnes Brown
will
the
bonds,
receive
(EST)
purchase
divided
as
$51,556.84 limited tax, special as¬
sessment street improvement
bonds, Series No. 242. Due on
Bond
Offering
(EST)
District
of
bonds.
interest
inclusive.
National
(M-N)
payable
at
in
Bank
of
Offering
City
$150,000
2
for
water
the
will
noon
will
until
series
New
works
improve¬
Dec.
callable
are
1954
10
from
1
inclusive.
Due
or
1973
to
in¬
1954
Dut
197'
on or
Optional
to
aftei
years.
2,500,000
County
Flood
District bonds.
Due
Contro'
Dec. 1
on
from 1954 to 1973 inclusive.
bonds
dated
are
Dec.
I.
1953.
Legality approved by Van
dewater, Sykes, Heckler & Gal¬
loway, of New York City.
Harris
County, East and Mount
Houston Indep. Sch. Dist.
Route
(P. O.
Box 600,
10,
Houston), Texas
Bond
Offering
A. V.
—
the
of
until
the
8
Smith
Board
as
of
(CST)
p.m.
purchase
house
of
bonds.
Due April
clusive.
c
Dated
Principal
payable
Nov. 2 fo
on
$1,000,000 schoo
Oct.
1,
195:
1 from 1954 to 1992 in¬
the
at
intere:
and
State
Treasurer-
office, or at the National Bank o
Commerce,
Houston.
Legalit;
approved by Vandewater, Syke;.
Heckler & Galloway, of New York
City. ? • >' •';/
Odessa,
Texas
M
Bond
Sale—An issue of $1,199,various municipal
improve¬
000
maturing in 1963
a
was
sold
Oct. 15 tc
on
headed
by Dewar, Rob¬
ertson & Pancoast, of San Antonio,
at a price of par, a net interest
group
cost of about
$164,000 4s.
3.65%,
Due
1955 to
1961
to
follows:
Dec.
1
from
inclusive.
275,000 3%s. Due
1962
as
on
1969
on
Dec.
1 from
inclusive.
240,000 3V2S. Due
on
Dec. 1 from
1970 to 1972 inclusive.
520,000 3.65s. Due
Athens,
a.m.
Tenn.
1973 to
on
Dec. 1 from
1978 inclusive.
airport
P,
City.
York
Le¬
(P.
District
O.
Hillsboro), Ore.
inclusive.
bonds
was
$135,000
sold to the
First
of June
interest
Chemical Bank
bonds
offered
1319—were
Oct.
12—v.
awarded
Bank
of
to
water
178, p.
Sale—The
provement
—v.
to
178,
p.
bonds
Portland,
a
'
offered
were
Blyth & Co., Portland.
Oct.
20—v.
$775,000
178,
p.
1420—
Oct.
16
awarded
24.)
Other members of the syndicate
Rowles, Winston &
&
Mayor,
Nov.
will
noon
Co.,
all
Underwood
Houston
Corp., o'
Antonio, Lovett, Abercrombir
& Co., of Houston, First of Texa*
Corp., of San Antonio, James C
of
Securities
& Co., of Austin, Fridle.v
Hess, of Houston, and Keller &
Demp¬
receive
sealed
Nov. 6
(EST)
improvement
on
bonds.
Dated
1, 1953. Due on Nov. 1, 1954
1955.
&
Rati iff, of Fort Worth.
R.
the purchase of $200,000 pub¬
lic
and
Tenn.
Offering—Geo.
until
Co., McClum
Knickerbocker,
San
&
Bond
March 3, th?
Tucker
not sold.
Knoxville,
for
im¬
March
Columbian
Sold—The
Not
natural gas system revenue bonds
as
basis
$35,274.83
offered
the
on
$1,404,000 bonds having bee<
purchased by the same group or
Neuhaus
ster,
1319—were
at
cessfully offered
other
Co., New
First
4.74%.
Vale, Ore.
Bond
& Trust
Bolivar, Tenn.
the
price of 100.07,
a
Principal and
payable
Legality approved by
City.
Bonds
$95,000
in
callable
are
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
Riddle, Ore.
Sale—The
maturing
1962.
1,
(J-D)
National Bank of Portland,
Bond
Bonds
thereafter
and
York
Bond Sale—An issue of
water
L.
of
from
ment bonds
1973
re¬
10
as
Water
Progress
re¬
(EST)
purchase
thereafter
ac
clusive.
TENNESSEE
bids
Martha
—
Auditor,
Bonds
bonds.
road
1
to
1955
Jan. 1,
John J. Winn,
Ohio
ceive sealed bids until
Nov.
$23,479
1963
of about
Oakwood,
from
divided
Nov. 16 for the purchase
on
gality approved by Peck, Shaffer
4%s, at
& Williams, of Cincinnati.
on
—
of
Manager,
$1,000,000
National
Bond
and
Ore.
1
bonds,
Dated
Principal
the County Treasurer's office. Le¬
Graybill,
inclusive.
issue
bids
bonds.
on
$1,-
Jan.
p.m.-
Bond
Offering — R.
Powell
The bonds are dated Dec. 1, 195?
Black, City Manager, v/ill receive and those maturing in 1969 and
July 1, 1953. Due sealed bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on thereafter are callable as of De<
on
July 1 from 1954 to 1963 in¬ Nov. 3 for the purchase of $200,- 1, 1968. Legality approved by Mcclusive.
Principal
and
interest 000 series D, electric system rev¬ Call, Parkhurst & Crowe of Dalla?
(J-J) payable at the office of the enue bonds. Dated June 1, 1953. (These bonds are the remainder
Port of'Portland or at'its fiscal1 Due on June 1 from 1956 to 1972 of the totaL'of
$2,603,000 unsuc¬
of
receive
purchase
on
re¬
2
Trustees, will receive sealed bid
Pa.
1963. Principal and interest
(J-J)
payable
at
the
County
improvement bonds was sold to Treasurer's
office, or at a suitable
the First National Bank of Leb¬
banking institution designated by
anon.
the purchaser.
Legality approved
Port of Portland (P. O.
by Dorsey, Colman, Barker, Scott
& Barber, of Minneapolis.
Portland), Ore.
May 1 and Nov. 1 from
1964
to
of
ollow!?:
will
noon
Due
1, 1953. Due semi-an¬
and
Ohio
sealed bids until 11:30 a.m.
on
of
the
1955
2^1%.
Bond
a
Dated
until
for
6
the
at
dike, Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
Jesse Haines,
—
Dec.
of
Bond Sale—The $20,000 general
obligation bonds offered Sept. 21
—v.
178, p. 1106—were awarded
First
will
until
Nov. 4 for the purchase
on
Secretary
the
Auditor,
bids
$15,500,000
City at 1V2% inter¬
plus
Portage,
gality approved by Storey, Thorn-
(P. O.
Dayton), Ohio
(P. O. R. F. D. No. S
Medina), Ohio
Lebanon,
Sale—An
Bond
agency
$15,000
payable
City Treasurer's office.
(PST)
Co., Wm. J. Mericka & Co., both
and Fox, Rausch &
of Cleveland,
(J-D)
Cincinnati, as Jr., General
a basis ceive
sealed
Miamisburg City Sch. Dist., Ohio
(CST)
of
1, 1953.
interest
Fox,
Co., Inc., Braun, Bosworth & Co.,
both of Toledo, Hayden, Miller &
sealed
Hutzler, all
$8,750.
to
price of 101.39,
a
ceive
p.m.
of)
$75,000,000 tax
Bros. &
York
est,
Offering —H. L. Wash¬
County
to a group composed of the First
Boston Corp., C. J. Devine & Co.,
1420—were awarded
OREGON
3s,
basis
a
Maple Heights, Ohio
1419—were awarded to a group
3y2s, at
of McDonald &
Co.,
p.
Co., Cleve¬
Toledo, and
about 2.83%.
cial
ing bonds offered Oct. 20—v. 178,
&
Co.,
&
price
a
of Chicago,
Johnson
Roose
Bond
Brooklyn City School District
(P. O. Cleveland 9), Ohio^
Bond
Co.,
Ginther,
Bond
burn,
S.
—
Co.,
County (P. O.
Houston), Texas
on
until
1319—were
p.
of New
ing and repair bonds offered Oct.
13—v.
178,
Na¬
Legality ap¬
& Gibson, of
1,500,000 court house bonds.
anticipation notes offered Oct.
—v.
1.
1954 tc
at the Dallas
Gibson
$11,500,000
(Commonwealth
Sale—The
Nov.
Harris
J-D.
Eugene, Ore.
Lilly, as 4s, at par.
Lemon Township Local Sch. Dist.
Bond
school
Offering — Henry
F.
(P. O. Monroe), Ohio
SOUTH DAKOTA
improvement bonds offered Oct. I Bond Sale
Beistel, City Recorder, will re¬
The
$1,500,000
21—v. 178, p. 1419—were awarded
ceive
sealed
bids
until
10
a.m.
Omaka Indep. Sch. Dist., S. Dak.
school construction and addition
to Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc., and
Bond
bonds offered Oct. 21—v. 178, p. (PST) on Nov. 9 for the purchase
Offering — Rosalia
P.
the Central Republic Co., both of
of $80,353.35 series I, Bancroft im¬
1419—were awarded
to a
Schmidt, Clerk of theJ Board of
group
Chidago, jointly, as 3y4s, at a price
provement bonds. Dated Dec. 1,
Education, will receive sealed bids
composed of Baxter, Williams &
1953. Due on Dec. 1 from 1954 to
of 102.02, a basis of about 3.05%.
until 8 p.m. (CST) on Oct. 27 for
Co., Cleveland, W. E. Hutton &
1963
inclusive.
Callable
on
or
the purchase of $20,000
building
Co., Cincinnati, Central Republic
Berea, Ohio
after Dec. 1, 1955.
Principal and funding bonds. Dated Nov.
Illinois
both
$108,000 storm
Bank, Dallas.
The
Pennsylvania
the
im¬
Principal and in¬
tional
Secretary,'will
bids
Dated
„
payable
Nov. 3 for the purchase
certificates of indebt¬
on
$20,000
Note
sewer
inclusive.
by
for
street
Nov. 1 from
on
terest
by
City Sch. Dist., Ohio
Sale—The
1968
26
$35,000
follows:
Offering—Harry
Williams, Borough
bids until Nov. 3 for the purchase
of
$57,000 water works system
sanitary
Due
1954
Sale—The $410,000
sanitary sewer and street im¬
1953.
Oct.
on
bonds.
provement
edness.
at par.
Bond
p.m.
(CST)
purchase of
Morgan,
Bockius, of Philadelphia.
Certificate
Texas
Offering—The City Clerk
will receive sealed bids until 7:3t
Mahanoy City, Pa.
(EST)
&
and
Bond
from
1
approved
Nov.
on
$20,500,001
TEXAS
Interest
Dec.
on
inclusive.
Lewis &
Hollis, Okla.
Offering — M. Simmons,
Clerk, will receive sealed
City
the purchase of
Daingerfield,
Fritsch-
Dated
Governor's of¬
(CST)
a.m.
bonds.
Bond
Columbus,
Bedford
for
17
11
Austin.
(EST)
on
for the purchase of
$250,-
Legality
of
to Evan L.
Bond
fice until
Secretary of the Board of
Commissioners, will receive sealed
Edu¬
1955 to 1957 inclusive.
both of Cleveland, Ohio Company,
cipal and interest (M-N) payable
and Ryan, Sutherland at the
City Treasurer's office. Le¬
Co., of Toledo, as 3s, at a price
gality approved by Peck, Shaffer
of 101.36, a basis of about 2.84%.
& Williams, of Cincinnati.
Bond
to
Pauls
Bond
bonds.
assessment
sewer
No.
Cook,
sealed
(EST)
purchase
of
Dated Nov.
from
District
and
P.
noon
the
for
County Dependent School
22
receive
City Auditor, will
Allentown
be received at the
man,
posal plant bonds.
Garvin
p.
Kenton, Ohio
Offering—John
Bond
Sale—The $750,000
The
—
bonds
the
Township (P. O.
Havertown), Pa.
000 general
clusive.
and
basis of about 3.21%.
a
—v.
178,
Ohio
1319—were awarded to
from Seasongood & Mayer, of Cincin¬
nati, as 3y4s, at a price of 100.28,
OHIO
Bond
Sale
provement
—v.
1964 inclusive.
to
Coshocton),
Bond
May 1 from
on
1959 inclusive.
to
Keene Local School District
follows:
to
Haverford
Education,
bids
cation, will receive sealed bids un¬
til 1 p.m. (CST) on Oct. 30 for the
(P. O. purchase of $3,500 transportation
Bank.
net interest cost
as
$160,000 2y4s. Due
1956
lar
Tennessee (State of)
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
proved
County Indep. Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Lawton), Okla.
Offering—J. S. Kuntze,
8
Clerk
will
Weld
of about
awarded
Comanche
1419—were awarded
p.
p.m.
City, and the Trust Company of
Georgia, of Atlanta, jointly, aV a
will receive sealed bids until
National Bank, as 2y4s, at
of 100.24.
OKLAHOMA
1519—were awarded to cipal and interest (M-N) payable
& Co., New York at the Hubbard Branch of the Dol¬
p.
Bank, New York City. Le¬
gality approved by Caldwell, Mar¬
shall, Trimble & Mitchell, of New
Bond Offering—E.
W.
Devitt,
York City. Secretary of the Board of Direct¬
ors,
bids until noon (EST) on Oct. 31
County (P. O.
for the purchase of $15,500 im¬
Wilson), N. C.
Bond Sale—The $360,000 school provement bonds.
Due on May 1
from 1954 to 1963 inclusive. Prin¬
building bonds offered Oct. 20—
178,
White,
tional
>
O.
Wilson
v.
PENNSYLVANIA
Aliquippa School District, Pa.
Trimble
Ohio
Sale—The
Bond
from
1
inclusive.
1966
to
Nov.
bonds.
on
inclusive.
M-N.
inclusive.
Due
to
3s.
1
inclusive.
Toledo,
Nov.
on
Fund
Nov.
on
1974
Findlay,
19—v.
$4,000 3s. Due on Nov. 1 from 1955
6,000 4%s. Due
Bond
Due
to
mu¬
Due
were
Corp.,
net interest cost of about
100.01,
bonds.
1955
tax
ment
/
Township Local Sch. Dist. 8 p.m. (EST) on Nov. 17 for the
Jacksonville), Ohio
purchase of $350,000 general ob¬
The
bonds
are
dated
Dec.
1,
Bond Sale—The $18,000 build¬ ligation bonds.
1953. Principal and interest pay¬
ing bonds offered Sept. 26—v. 178,
Beaver Falls School District, Pa.
able at the City Treasurer's office.
p.
1210—were
awarded
to
the
Bond Sale—The $75,000 build¬
Legality
approved
by
Squire, Weil, Roth & Irving Co., of Cin¬
ing bonds offered Oct. 19—v. 178,
Sanders & Dempsey, of Cleveland.
cinnati, as 4i/4s, at a price of
p. 1319—were awarded to Blair,
100.31, a basis of about 4.15%.
Erie County (P. O.
Rollins & Co., Inc., and
Arthurs,
Sandusky), Ohio
Washington C. H., Ohio
Lestrange & Co., both of Pitts¬
Bond Sale—The $65,000 water
Bond Sale—The $46,540.99 san¬ burgh,
jointly, as 2s, at a price
works system bonds offered Oct.
itary sewer bonds offered Oct. 17 of 100.10, a basis of about 1.98%.
22—v. 178, p. 1419—were awarded —v.
178, p. 1319—were awarded
Emmau8, Pa.
to McDonald & Co., of Cleveland, to J. A. White &
Co., of Cincin¬
Bond Sale—The $50,000 bonds
as 2s, at a price of
100.78, a basis nati, as 2V2S, at a price of 101.21,
offered Oct. 19—v. 178, p. 1319—
of about 1.85%.
a basis of about 2.29%.
price of
a
in-
1964
(P.
May 1 from
on
to
airport,
14
from
Interest
May 1 from 1959
on
12,000 4y4s. Due
10,000
May 1 from
inclusive.
1965
to
nicipal
No.
on
1955
unlimited
1,975,100.00
.
1958 inclusive.
to
from
1
clusiyp. Interest J-D.no.v<
,
51
Principal
and
interest
(M-N) payable at the Chase Na¬
Sequin,
Bond
system
20—v.
to
a
able
Texas
Sale—The $450,000 utilii;revenue
178,
p.
bonds offered Oct
1520—were awarder
group composed of the Equit
Securities Corp., Nashville
Underwood,
Neuhaus
&
Co.,
o.
52
(1616)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
WISCONSIN
Guerin &
Inc., made public offering in the
U. S. on Oct. 21, of an issue of
price of
Fond du Lac, Wis.
100.02, a net interest cost of about
$50,000,000 3%% debentures at a
Bond Offering—G. J. Ondrasek,
2.79%, as follows:
price of 98.78 and accrued inter¬
City Clerk, will receive sealed est. The issue is dated Nov. 1,
$380,000 23/4s.
Due on April
bids until 10 a.m. (CST) on Nov. 1953
from 1967 to 1972 inclusive.
and matures on Nov. 1, 1978.
3
for
the
purchase of $635,000
Proceeds from the sale of the
70,000 3s. Due on April 1, 1973.
corporate purpose bonds.
Dated debentures will be advanced by
Travis County Water Control and
Oct. 1, 1953.
Separate bids must the Province of Ontario to The
Improvement District No. 7
be made for the issue to mature
Hydro-Electric
Power
Commis¬
(P. O. Austin), Texas
as follows: (a) on Oct. 1 from 1954
sion
of Ontario which will use
Bond Sale—An issue of $400,to 1973 inclusive; and (b) on Oct. the
funds to pay for a part of its
000 water works bonds was sold
Houston,
Turner,
and Eppler,
of Dallas, at
1
&
Co., San Antonio* Rauscher,
Pierce & Co., Dallas, Russ & Co.,
San Antonio, First Southwest Co.,
R.
J.
Dallas,
and
as
$89,000
4s.
Edwards,
follows:
Due
Inc., both of
<■
4%s.
Lac.
Due
1963
to
inclusive.
Legality approved by Chap¬
Cutler, of Chicago.
from
15
Niellsville
Oct.
on
1954
&
man
Oct.
on
1957 to 1968 inclusive.
311,000
from
capital construction program and
Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬ to repay any temporary loans in¬
able at the City Treasurer's of¬ curred for
capital or other pur¬
fice; the Fond du Lac National poses that may be outstanding on
Bank, Fond du Lac, or at the Na¬ the date of the advance. The Com¬
tional Exchange Bank, Fond du mission estimates the cost of its
to a group composed of James C.
Tucker & Co., Austin, M. E. Alli¬
son
(City), and Pine Valley
(Town) Joint Sch. Dist. No. 4
(P. O. Niellsville), Wis.
15
from 1969 to 1988 inclusive.
Bond
Offering—D.
L.
Dated Oct. 15, 1953. Callable as
of Oct.
15, 1958.
Interest A-O.
Dundas,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
Legality approved by Chapman &
Cutler, of Chicago.
bids
VIRGINIA
until
Sale
—
The $1,175,000 im¬
bonds
provement
offered Oct. 22
1420—were awarded
to a group composed of Chemical
Bank & Trust Co., Kean, Taylor &
Co., and Park, Ryan & Co., all of
New
York
City, at a price of
100.03, a net interest cost of about
1.95%, as follows:
178,
—v.
p.
$950,000 " school
bonds:
$400,000
l3/4s, due on Nov. 1 from 1954
to 1961
inclusive; and $550,000
2s, due
1973
Nov. 1 from 1962 to
on
inclusive.
due
1
from
inclusive;
1954
to
$145,000
and
2s, due on Nov. 1 from 1962 to
1973 inclusive.
;
.
Nov.
on
1961
WASHINGTON
Pierce
County, Sumner Sch. Dist.
No. 320 (P. O. Tacoma), Wash.
Bond Sale—The $110,000 gen¬
eral
obligation
fered
Oct.
awarded
were
school
15—v.
bonds
178,
to
Foster
of¬
1420—
p.
&
Mar¬
shall, of Seattle.
Virginia Board of Education
(P. O. Charleston), W. Va.
the
Board
the
Education, will receive
office, Room
37,
State
Capitol
Building,
Charleston, until 2 p.m. (EST) on
sealed at the Board's
the
no
p.
previous
bids
Marine
Due
on
dated
are
Dec. 1 from
1954 to 1978 inclusive.
Bonds
callable
as
of Dec.
cipal and interest
at
the
State
Charleston
1, 1963.
(J-D)
Bond
London,
Clerk,
sealed
bids
until
n n
will
8
Dated, Nov.
Nov.
from
1
at
or
that the
i f
r e
d
receive
and
1,
1953.
to
bids
until
for
29
District No.
Box 525,
Bond
ing
3
the
9
origi¬
offered
Oct.
1964
The
178,
p.
as
of about
Corporation
a
regular
share on the Common
check
on
Bond
Sale
—
business
on
($.65)
per
at
15,
1953
to
the close of
November 13, 1953.
P. C. SPENCER
President
sold
$58,000
to
G.
L.
a
net interest cost
a
as
cently
as
$90,000
$123,000
follows:
sewer
Due
a
Dated
Aug.
l'from
1,
1953.
1954 to
Du
1973
in
follow:
year ago,
BUSINESS
INDEXES
1935-39 average=100 for industrial production and
freight carloadings,
1947-49
average—100
for
all
other
series
Seasonally Adjusted
1953
flndustrial
production—
—Unadjusted-
1952
-1953
-
1952
Aug.
July
Aug.
July
Aug.
t236
232
215
t239
234
218
+248
244
225
1251
246
228
Durable
+311
311
267
t313
312
269
Nondurable
+197
191
191
t201
192
195
+ 170
165
156
1174
170
161"
+ 140
144
84
+ 138
129
Total
Aug.
Manufactures—
Total
Minerals
*
Major consumer durables—
Total
Passenger
cars
Household
159
63
1150
159
63
+129
Construction contracts, valu/e—
Total
128
108
1124
98
104
+193
Residential
+181
All
172
.
207
t203
175
193
1180
178
192
170
+201
other
217
t218
196
235
+112.8
113.3
109.9
U13.0
112.6
110.
+110.9
112.3
104.7
till.7
110.3
105.
110.5
U20.3
120.4
109.
98.0
tl01.6
98.5
100.
149.0
134.
+121.0
122.6
+99.0
100.2
130
available,
§Estimates,
.
*
125
134
113
197
118
adjusted,
for
September
1953:
total
data
of
the
Bureau
Construction
second
month,
of
Labor
contract
of
total
98
114
industrial
are
production
manufactures
compiled
by
or
bas
Statistics.
indexes
based
on
INDUSTRIAL
3-month
averages,
Aug.
centered
a
PRODUCTION
average=100
Seasonally Adjusted
Unadjusted-
1952
1953
1953
Electric
•'
-
II
Transportation
+277
279
244
247
221
246
247
221
318
283
311
318
283
229
202
225
229
202
923
Open hearth
244
225
Steel
279
246
Pig iron
Aug.
+227
steel
July
311
and
Iron
129
89
nondurable
moving
Dodge data lor 37 Eastern States.
F;. W.
128
1121
^Estimated.
tpreliminary.
seasonally
123
113
+ 130
+ 111
manufactures, 246; durable manufactures, 307;
197;
minerals,
168.
flThe unadjusted indexes of employment and
payrolls
on
218
workers—
total
Department store sales, value
Department store stocks, value—
•Not
189
$151.3
production
Payrolls, total
Freight carloadings
234;
83
+150
.
goods
Machinery
follows:
in
were
the
sold
Sept.
on
1968
bonds
1
958
860
923
958
860
+389
387
336
+389
387
336
300
>
+389
equipment
'
394
Aug.
July
Aug.
bonds
from
inclusive.
dated
are
Sept.
1,
1953.
&
Co.,
+389
394
290
175
+277
290
175
251
213
+245
251
213
Smelting and refining
+281
283
251
+281
282
251
+230
238
197
+230
238
197
+ 159
149
149
+ 169
158
160
+ 146
135
135
+ 162
149
152
+184
177
175
+ 184
177
175
+230
231
221
+240
233
231
267
261
(incl.
metals
parts)
and
products
_
Lumber and products
Lumber
re¬
_
Furniture
Orford
Township, Que.
$21,000
to
road bonds was sold to
Morgan,
Minneap¬ Kempf & Robertson, of Montreal,
olis.
as 4V2s, at a price of
96.50, a basis
33,000 general obligation sewer of about 5.28%.
Dated July 1,
bonds to the Sundance State
1953. Due on July 1 from 1954 to
Kalman
300
+277
+245
Automobiles
1
Bond Sale—An issue of
revenue
from
inclusive.
Nonferrous
Due
1957 to
Sept.
on
1956
to
4s.
The
Bonds
armount of
of
__
_
Stone, clay and glass products
Cement
*
Textiles
243
231
>»
+156
155
163
+161
157
169
+ 167
156
170
+ 167
156
170
_
Clay products—
and
products
Cotton
consumption
139
Rayon
deliveries
347
1963 inclusive.
County Sch.
(P.
Bond
Dist.
No.
178,
Pointe-Claireville Roman Catholic
O.
Evanston), Wyo.
Sale—The $600,000 school
building bonds offered Oct.
v.
1
p.
15—
1211—were awarded to
School
Bond
000
Commission, Que.
issue of $425,-
Sale—An
school bonds
sold
was
to
the
Canadierine
Nationale,
McNeil, Mantha, Inc., both of
Co., Peters, Writer & Christensen, Montreal,
jointly, at a price of
and Bosworth, Sullivan &
Co., all 94.52, a net interest cost of about
of Denver, as 2%s, at a price of
5.05%, as follows:
100.02, a net interest cost of about
$268,000 4s. Due on Nov. 1 from
group
composed of Boettcher &
Banque
and
(Dominion of)
Bills Sold—An issue
Due
1973
on
Nov. 1 from
1.929%;
and
$5,000,000, due July
16, 1954, at 2.751%.
Ontario (Province of) Debentures Sold in U.' S. — A
group composed of Harriman Rip¬
ley
Co.,
&
Co.,
Inc.,
Inc.,
Wood, Gundy &
Smith Barney & Co.,
First Boston
113
143
359
369
95
116
94
116
*
85
97
Shoes
*
102
+160
160
Leather
and
products
—
Manufactured
Wheat
dated
are
Lambert
Roman
school bonds
Banque
was
Canadienne
Other
Nov.
1,
Catholic
net interest cost
as
of
164
+ 181
172
185
107
109
+100
106
108
157
158
+ 153
149
tl87
publishing
Newsprint consumption
171
134
123
186
188
261
and
166
*
215
+183
Paperboard
173
to
1954
to
1963
55,000 3V4s.
__
_
1964
Corp., A. E. Ames &
The
Co.,
Inc.,
Dominion
Securities
(Corp., and McLeod, Young, Weir, 11953.
to
1968
bonds
Oct.
1
from
222
161
157
162
153
145
146
280
+295
294
280
+248
245
231
+248
245
231
227
235
+224
227
235
169
326
302
+324
165
154
+364
373
354
+633
636
+261
_
169
294
261
+327
L
__
_
chemicals
products
•Data not yet available.
-
•
188
169
323
299
+161
163
152
+364
373
354
568
+633
636
568
242
+261
261
242
_
tPrellminary.
FREIGHT
1935-39
CARLOADINGS
average=100
Seasonally Adjusted
loci
Oct.
dated
-Unadjusted1
<L Qf^
iJOO
1952
July
Aug.
Aug.
1952
July
Aug.
1 from
Oct.
1,
Coal
112
94
101
112
94
101
Coke
inclusive.
are
215
+174
+ 162
__
Chemicals
price of 94.77,
of about 4.73%,
on
261
165
Nationale,
inclusive:
Due
188
171
oil
a
on
185
+295
products
Aug.
Due
+214
222
follows:
$195,000 4s.
195
234
188
coal
Gasoline
the
138
174
174
9
+224
and
Industrial
$250,-
sold
129
+ 165
vegs.—
Paper and products
Rubber
102
+215
and
Rayon
Que.
95
129
+ 101
manufactured foods
Processed fruits
Printing
81
u
+172
;
Credit-Quebec, Inc., both of
Quebec, jointly, at
a
products
flour
Coke
bonds
School Commission,
Bond Sale—An issue
000
food
Meatpacking
Paints
and
ONTARIO
139
347
Fuel
inclusive.
1953.
St.
to
143
369
Petroleum
1954 to 1963 inclusive.
1964
113
359'
<*
Tanning
Bank.
Unita
of
quarterly
issue of
was
4.35%,
$37,500 3s.
WYOMING
de¬
Stock, payable
December
stockholders of record
1953
month and
a
1,
Commission, Que.
par.
$40,000,000 Treasury bills was
sold on Oct. 15, as follows: $35,000,000 due Jan. 15, 1954, to yield
Surplus
with
1935-39
Co., of Montreal, at
price of 97.50,
of
dividend of sixty-five cents
by
bonds
1954
3s, at
Sundance, Wyo.
Treasury
the
School
o
net interest cost of abou
on Sept. 30 its
monthly indexes of industrial production, factory'
employment and payrolls, etc. The indexes for August together
1 from
Aug.
3s
as
price
a
Fabricating
Bank,
Canada
Earned
dated
at
August Business Index
Nondurable
Aug.
4y2s,
The Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve
System issued
Que.
on
are
157,000 4V2S.
October 8,
Federal Reserve
Employment,
of
and
Aug.
on
1,
Mon
Com
elusive.
inclusive.
1973
Sale—An
The
the
a
1953
20,500
OIL
on
1,
4s
89.30,
1953.
at
Nov.
issue
Due
to
bonds
Bond
CANADA
The Board of Directors of Sinclair Oil
after
3y2s,
5.05%.
Nov.
1953.
SINCLAIR
from
Sale—An
245,000 4s.
2.37%.
CommonStockDividendNo.92
Province
bond
composed o
group
merce, Toronto, McNeil, Mantha
Inc., and the Credit Interprovin
4
school
1420—were awarded to Waukesha
Bank,
CORPORATION
dated
are
a
rial, Ltd., both of Montreal,
Nov. 1 from
on
to
Dawson, Hannaford, Ltd.,
Canadian Bank* of
from
1
1968 inclusive.
bonds
Manufg.
Beaubien &
refunding
15—v.
to
Due
Nov.
sold
$900,
treal,
inclusive.
MANUFACTURES
$51,800 build¬
and
on
1963
Durable
(CST)
purchase of
Waukesha), Wis.
Sale—The
National
a
clared
and
Chicoutimi,
p.m.
(P. O. Route 3,
construction
bonds
1964
QUEBEC
in¬
Director, will receive sealed
oral
Due
to
public * improvement
was
follows:
as
^Employment and payrolls—
Nonagricultural empl., total—
Due
1973
Waukesha (Town) Common School
office;
NOTICE
of the
1958,
at
prices
ranging
from
101 V2%
to
100%, plus accrued
Bond
Oct.
on
Prin¬
National
Corporation
option
time on
p.m.
1954
4s.
The
and
$400,Principal and
interest
000 public improvement bonds was
(M-N) payable at the First State
sold to Bell, Gouinlock & Co., A.
Bank, New London. Legality ap¬
E. Ames & Co., both of
Toronto,
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
and Nesbitt, Thomson & Co., of
Chicago.
Montreal, jointly, at a price of
Preble and Humboldt (Towns)
90.86, a net interest cost of about
School District No. 1 (P. O.
4.87%, as follows:
Green Bay), Wis.
$155,000 3s. Due on Aug. 1 from
Bond
Offering — Peter Walra1954 to 1963 inclusive.
are
Charleston, or at the Chase Na¬
tional Bank, New York City. Le¬
gality
approved
by
Caldwell,
Marshall, Trimble & Mitchell, of
New York City.
States
000
Laflamme, Ltd., La
5.35%,
50,000 41/2s.
of the debentures
owners
the
clusive.
ven,
about
1954
Project costs.
interest on the
United
Bond
was
&
$70,000
imposed by the
Government, provided
(CST) interest.
on
Nov.
4
for the purchase
of
$325,000 sewage disposal system
bonds.
of
taxes
Canadian
Wis.
Offering—W i
City
payable
Treasurer's
DIVIDEND
the
such
or
at
Davy,
ma¬
turing in 1964 and thereafter
the
of
rency
Thetford Mines, Que.
Sale—An issue of
$120,-
de
debentures will be payable in cur¬
any
on
bonds
at
E.
of
bonds
Prets,
Grenier,
Co., and Clement, GuiInc., all of Quebec, at a
price of 92.72, a net interest cost
Ruel
Power
and
J.
issue
sewer
mont,
National
New
(At
Oct. 7,
received.—V. 178,
The
1, 1953.
bonds.
offering
were
1520.)
Dec.
school
payable
Bank, Neillsville,
Nov. 18 for the purchase of $130,000
Marshall
College - Shawkey
revenue
exclusive
Principal
to
and
Corporation
for
$146,500,000 for
of any St. Law¬
about
River
sold
total
Exchange are not residents of Canada.
The debentures will constitute
Bank, Milwaukee.
Legality ap¬
proved
by
Lines,
Spooner
& direct obligations of the Province
of Ontario and will be redeemable
Quarles, of Milwaukee.
State
of
Union
Principal and in¬
(M-N)
N'eillsville
Bond Offering—Charles A. Wil¬
of
1954,
Neuville
West
President
and
Monique, Que.
Sale—An
water
$191,000,000
1953
rence
will
program
000
a.m.
$730,000
building
bonds,
nally offered on Oct. 15.
WEST VIRGINIA
liamson,
inclusive.
terest
on
225,000 water bonds: $80,000 l%s,
10:30
construction
approximately
(CST) on will be free of all
present and
Nov. 3, for the purchase of $285,- future
taxes, including income
000 building bonds. Dated Nov. 1, taxes
and succession duties, im¬
1953. Due on May 1 from 1955 to
posed by the Province of Ontario
1973
Charlottesville, Va.
Bond
St.
Bond
a
Monday, October 26, 195
169
167
160
162
162
154
Grain
131
138
134
142
166
145
Livestock
"
58
GO
65
55
46
Forest products
Ore
145
146
149
153
147
157
221
213
216
331
341
323
Miscellaneous
145
139
140
146
141
141
44
42
46
44
42
46
Merchandise, l.c.l
61
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