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university
MICHIGAN
OF
MONDAY
ISSUE
1954
4
OCT
administration
LIBRARY
Number 5365
Volume °180
.New York 7,
RAILROAD
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
INDUSTRIAL
-
Price
N. Y., Monday, October 4, 1954
INSURANCE
-
Gross from railway..
Vet from railway-...
Vet
,
ry.
1954
J
.''-$331,469
..
-
...
•
-
229;997
17,190
-
...
1952
$483,082
.
51,075
income.
oper.
1953
$584,857
.
94,093
■
•
-y.--".y:.;'
■
•
In This Issue ■;
,y:
r
'
from Jan. 1—
from
Wet
ry.
—V.
.
,
3,291,206
180,
p.
3,623,786
-965,398
463,827
-
I 1,632,448
203,442
income.
905.
4,354,714
'
583,935
railway
oper.
' **
^
'
-
-673,703
-
•
-
3,766,141
1,187,001
538,647
^
Stock and Bond
i
.
Alabama Gas Corp.—Registers
The corporation
SEC
«re
of
Sept.
on
29 filed
record
plied
amendment.
'
Detroit Stock Exchange.
..
,
Net
:
••
•
be
of
property
additions
proceeds
are
to
the
company*^ treasury for expenditures made for such
for 1954 and 1955 are estimated
Stores
Corp
Total
bef. Fed.
Earn.
Federal
Cansol.
net
1,375,000
1,350,000
2,800,000
950,000
1,316,241
1,371,446
2,632,249
2,759,559 \
5.10
5.52
10.20
11.12
0.48
0.51
0.98
1.03
earnings.:
stock
Common
—V.
_—..
Exchange
on
Sept.
filed
23
a
There
of
SEC. covering 5,333 shares of common
to common stockholders of record Sept.
fcasi3
of
Wov.
I,
one
share for each
new
There
1954.
—_i.__._48
23
shares held;
15
was
net
The
Hanover
Bank,
fonr redemption
New
trustee,
1,
Nov.
on
York,
redemption
fund
i
'
-
the
holdings
in
•f General
The election of
activities in both
Mr.
•
16
y
59
Radio
Reserve
Operating revenues
Clearings.
49
3
from
income
Net
,
*.
12,138,140
$764,550
271,474
,
,
from
income\before
$1,986,970
U. 3. Federal Income tax—
Federal income tax
incomd
-V. 180,
SM\
•:$v
'M\
320,000
$526,574
p.,-1205.
I American Cyanamid Co.—Opens
New Laboratory—
*
and applications laboratory to give increased
service - to the paper
industry, has been opened in Chicago, III., by
the
company's Paper Chemicals Department,
it was announced on
Ctept. 8 by John M. Walsh, General Manager of the department.
The new laboratory,
working in conjunction with mill customers
vmH do experimental work with the company's newer paper chemicals
as
they may be used in connection with a wide variety of pulp
lumishes.
In
working out new chemical formulations
for papermaking
and
in
testing new papers, the laboratory will
try
to
approximate
mill operating conditions with
respect to the many
variables in mill operations which may be reproduced in the laboratory.
"The rapidly increasing acceptances of paper as
a substitute for
traditional textile uses and for wood uses, has. in many cases, made
.
A
new
development
specifications
necessary,"
said
Walsh.
Mr.
"Paper mills
trial runs
new
mm
paper
may
not always find it feasible to make a wide variety of
do
the
extensive
testing necessary to determine the
and
conditions
and
amounts
of
chemical
additives
needed
to
•sr
'if
.-vv
■Mm
optimum
give the
desired properties."
promotional and educational program of Cyanamid, centered
wround MELOSTRENGTH Resin for wet strength, has led to a steady
stream
of
inquiries
from
business and industry.
These inquiries
relate to completely new and expanding uees for paper.
„
Until now, developmental and applications research has been carried
«ut at Cyanamid's Stamford Research Laboratories.
However,, as the
company's list of. papermaking chemicals has grown, it has become
necessary to expand and separate application
research from develop¬
mental and fundamental research, which will continue to be the chief
paper
"The
function
of
the
paper
Chemicals
Laboratory
at
Stamford.
Trio
of
•rani",*i
Trio
Uranium
cf-
also
Mines
ifr'
on
holds
1,000
extensive
1
■
involving $550,000 will provide
development of the company's
retire
outstanding
all
bond
to $52,000 making
Issues.
a
total
St. Andrews Bay
Ry.—Earnings—
1951
1952
1953
$316,470
$319,359
$304,435
$308,356
177,477
169,403
152,782
162,010
63,051
48;438
46,862
49,582
railway-
2,515,190
2,555,792
2,408,598
1,228,243
2,400,623
1,292,128
377,272
381,715
—V.
2,901,134
taxes
b
share
1205.
per
180, p.
revenue
Co., Washington, D. C.
Commission—
company
underwritten
will receive
an
& Co, and Hettlemen & Co., who
underwriting commission of 5c per share. For unsub¬
by Johnston. Lemon
purchased by the
shares
scribed
writers will pay
to the company
underwriters
and
resold,
the under¬
56% of all net profits realized thereon.
of the financing is to provide the company additional
capital funds to finance the growth and expansion of the company's
business, and to qualify the company {pr licensing in a number of
States which are important sources of additional premium volume in
the aviation
lines written by the company. The company now has
outstanding 250,000 shares of stock, of which approximately 12% is
pwned by directors and officers.—V. 176, p. 681.
The
purpose
Bankers
transfer
Seal-Kap Corp.
Trust
warrants
to
Co.
has
purchase
of Delaware—Agent—
been
agent
appointed
common
to
and
Seal-Kap
issue
American
1954, exercise of
to buy and sell
180, p. 1205,
stock
of
Corporation of Delaware; to accept, through Oct. 5,
such warrants;
and, as agent of the stockholders,
to twe rights nn subscriptions only.—V.
up
1954—12 Mos.—1953
$448,522
2,338
—
deductions
$413,404
$4,457,263
45,889
$3,886,9U
2,638
$450,860
income
$416,042
$4,503,152
$3,936,130
49,219
65,960
78,248
888,708
842,702
$384,900
$337,794
$3,614,444
$3,093,42®
——
income
Net
stock
50,713
44,154
536,411
469,820
stk._
$334,187
$293,640
$3,078,033
$2,623,608
Com. shares outstanding
1,550,000
1,331.741
1,550,000
1,331,741
$0.22
$0.22
$1.99
Earns,
—V.
pfd.
on
for
Balance
com
share..
com.
per
180,
p.
$1.S
814.
Atlas Plywood
Corp., Boston, Mass.—Sales Up—
This
business
corporation's
recent
r
'
months,
in
Sales
flected
The
August
ahead
I.
Elmore
vacations
running
were
added
has
new
a
unit
sold
and
took
Countyf Me., and at Center, Texas.
management
Curtis
Temple,
in
National
ward
is
retired
Bank
a
on
at
is considering opening
Hutchlns
H.,
were
President
and
improvement
Sept. 29.
over
on
the Hebron,
similar
Md.,
plant
plants in Aroos¬
;
Clark E. Woodward of
Mr. Hutchlns is Chair¬
Aroostook RR. and is also a
Hollingsworth & Whitney Co.; St. Croix Paper Co.; Second
M.
N.
said
levels when demand had re¬
September volume has been
This plant's daily capacity has been
wire-bound veneer boxes.
to make
shown
President,
July
plants.
from
customers
at
has
volume
MacPhie,
up
of August.
corporation
director
American
•
$2,395,294 $26,462,457 $24,458,41]
1,981,890
22,005,194
20,571,506
2,091,773
income
Income
man
The
405,962
1954—Month— 1953
$2,540,295
____
& taxes.,,
income
Gross
$4.88
filed a registration statement with the SEC on Sept.
27, 1954, covering. 150,000 shares of its $1 par capital stock. The com¬
pany proposes to offer the shares for subscription at $2.00 per share
by holders of its capital stock, at the rate of three additional shares
for each five shares held of record Oct. 15,
1954. The offering is to
be
1,407,977
•
5,455,375
$2.59
—Registers With Securities and Exchange
This
492,958
exp.
Dividends
Mercury Insurance
American
1,391,227
905.
p.
Qperatlng
Operating
1Q5T
$38,074,500 $46,797,535
•
after
:
income-
railways
oner,
180,
Other
Off—
'
Net
corporation
rich Ontario
Atlantic City Electric Co.—Earnings—
,
sales
income
Earnings
$846,574
1,080,000
$906,970
S.
completely
this
of
indicated
north.
financing by Ascot
and
Period End. Aug. 31—
•
Provision foriCJ.
holdings
the
to
Enters
—
,
,
1QKA
Net
'
Net
bank
-
^6 Weeks of—
Net
82,024
(net):
Township
Canada
entry
an
hi°,b>~rade
Township,
1954
from
rv.
of Acrylonitrile," published by this company's Petro¬
American Exika Corp.—Sales and Earnings
First
$1,715,496
operations—;
income
Kon-operating
shares
reduce
From Jan. 1—
Department, is now available. It contains abstracts of the
more important expferimfental data, both from published literature and
the company's files. The 16-page booklet also contains a section on the
treatment of persons who have been exposed.—V. 180, p. 529.
1953
12,333,238
2,132
date.
to
used
Sound.
the
represent
developing
McDougrtll
in
railway.
Net from railway
Net ry.^oper. income—_
50
System
Issues New Booklet—■.
"The Toxicology
'
$14,048,734 $12,902,690
Operating expenses and taxes
bp
Parry
near
from
Gross
chemicals
Earnings—
1954
6 Months Ended June 30—-
to
Atlanta &
—V.
the announcement
Corp. (& Subs.)
and
later
a
Toronto,
h - - •
.
President, reports the
firid'by the .acquisition of
Henvey
Operating
American Cable &
- -:
August—
Capital Flotations for Month of June
Winberg signals the expansion of the company's
the domestic and export markets,
Ltd.,
'■
located
venture:
Net
-
be
\
Operating profit for Ascot for July jumped
of $230,000 for the first six months.
Gross
-
at
will
adequate working capital for a thorough
uranium
50
The Course of Bank
821.'
the election of F.
Manager for the past year.
Corp.
additional
Recent
58
'
announced
public
—
Federal
f. Winberg as;
President and a member of the Board of Directors.
He has been asso¬
ciated with the company for several years and has held the position
27
stock
preferred
the
offerings
,
properties
new
reported
acreage
pioneers in the field of controlled vaporization of
Sept.
on
of
to
the
Robertson,
deposit,
Net
insecticides,
shares
sold
438.
p.
uranium
acre
American Aerovap, Inc., N. Y.—New President—
This corporation,
be
from
Metals
uranium
Condition Statement of Member Banks of
will be redeemed at the
and accrued interest to
the debentures will be
Paying agent is The National City Bank of New York.—V. 179, p.
180,
Ltd.,
Reserve Banks
fund
price of 101.35%
Nov.
1,
and
the
remaihing $5,000,000 of
redeemed at 102.85%
and accrued interest.
sinking
1,359
will
Combined Condition Statement of Federal
has drawn by lot
amount of 3%%
Y.,
N.
$7,500,000 principal
1954,
debentures, due 1970.
Of those drawn for redemption, $2,500,000
sinking
no
proceeds
'•Andrew
into
37
Rates——
Exchange
Subscribed—Of the
stockholders, approximately 96% of both
for. Rights expired on Sept 24.
underwriting.
stock
.Ascot
Averages_37
—
Dividends Declared and Payable.
Foreign
629,686
subscribed
Uranium Field—
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices. .50
Aluminum Co. of Canada, Ltd,—Calls Debentures—
242.222,
Co.—Offerings 96%
unsubscribed
loans.—V.
Averages..—i.._37
State and City Bond Offerings—
warrants to expire on
123,055
37
General Corporation & Investment News-Cover
will be no underwriting.
40,778
'
-
recently offered for subscription by preferred
common
The
Miscellaneous Features
of notification with the
(par $25) to' be offered
at $45 per share on the
letter
stock
Farms
were
The
corporation
"
•
common
.'The
Stock Exchange—Curb Section..._._47
Allied Thermal Corp., New Britain, Conn.—Files—
The
753,04^
shares of $3
issues
—44
Stock
SEC Index of Stock Prices.,
905.
p.
(par $1)
and
Stock
National Quotation Industrial Stock
356,493
cumulative and participating pre¬
ferred stock (no par) and 52,876 shares of common stock
Transactions American Stock Exchange,——37
178, p. 2297.
t
137,706
fixed
M
180,
Arden
41
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond
after
ductions
32,699
41
Transactions New York Stock Exchange.
«
4,671,760"
.
taxes
ch'arges and other de-
;
-
38
—
Over-the-Counter Markets
2,691,241
$6,356,245
"
54,398
inc.
Fed.
income
—V.
.40
Toronto
tax.
Earnings per share—
4%
cum.
pref. stock
4,861,387
38
Toronto
taxes
inc.
income
$5,818,792
630,375
Net
38
—
—
Exchange
Stock
Francisco
.
$
$
115,662.057 231,604.820 226 ,494,574
709,559
2,721,446
5,432,249
118,624,442
sales....,
net
1953
1954—6 Mos
.
$
$
$933,916
618,864
after
Exchange.——42
Canadian Stock Exchange—...
__43
Subs.)—Earnings—
(&
$755,127
oper.
'
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange——.41
San
1954—3'Mos.—1953
Period End. July 31—
.—
Angeles Stock Exchange.—I——
Montreal
Allied
revenues
Railway oper. expenses
Net
railway
oper.
inc.
Railway
38°
—
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Construction expenditures
$3,500,000.—V. 180, p. 997.
purposes.
«t
Exchange——--.
Midwest Stock Exchange.
to reimburse
or
Los
*•
construction
for
used
Stock
Arbor RR.-^—August Earnings Lower-
Ann
Page;':'
;yj -
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
subscription
date,
by
'
—
Boston
price and underwriting terms are to be sup¬
Allen & Company is named as the principal
for
share
new
one
Quotations
•-">
■
of its $2 par common stock. These shares
by common stockholders at the rate
each 10 shares held on the record date.
The
for subscription
■underwriter.
V-''
'I
With SEC—
registration statemerit with the
a
•
(Stocks)___!—_—17
New York Stock Exchange (Bonds) .J...
-29
American Stock Exchange.
33
covering 84,119' shares
to be offered
?
York Stock Exchange
New
Mm
sec-* 1
.
railway.. ..'i
from
Gross
Vet
*1
J*
A
share, with a dealer's discount of 70 cents per share. It:>
was completed.—V. 180, p. 905.
V ^ i v
■ "C *
80,537'*
—-
MISCELLANEOUS
-
ohdary offering of 7,000 shares of common stock (par $4)'
was made on Sept. 17 by Blyth & Co.,sInc.at$28;50per".
s
$521,088 >
176,071 -
<
-141,260
84,389
-
•
1951
*
Copy
a
Anheuser-Busch;. Inc.: — Secondary, Offering
-
Youngstown RR.—Earnings—
&
Akron, Canton
^ugust—
$1
of
as
of
Bangor
the
of Boston
director
of
Aug.
1954
1,
Bangor,
elected
and
Me:,
and
directors.
&
Merrill Trust
Liberty
as
new
Mutual
Senior
Co. of
Insurance
Vice-President
Mr. Wood¬
Eangor.
Co.
from
after
42
which
years
he
of
service.—V. 179, p. 2470.
Atomic
Power Uranium Corp.—Stock
Sold—The pub¬
lic
Stock—
American Service Co.—Seeks Purchase of
The
Oct.
25.
stock to
not
to
National
First
receive
an
Atlanta,
Bank,
tenders for
the sale
Ga.(
tp
amount sufficient to exhaust
exceed
the redemption
the
will
up
to
company
and
including
of its preferred
the sum of $156,424 at prices
price,—V. 178, §. 237.
offering .of 600,000 shares of common stock (par 10
cents), which was made on July 20, last, by Continental
Securities, Houston, Tex., and Hunter Securities Corp.,
New York, at 50 cents per share, has been completed, all
of said shares having been sold, accord^g to an an¬
nouncement
on
Sept. 30.
See details in V.
180,
p.
340.
ADM.
BUS.
LIBRARY
Ma
2
Park
Audubon
stantially or
EFFECT
stock
(par
the
Common
70,000
•Includes
the
to
"Any
1206.
P
underwriting
-
the
in
Consolidated
the
for
income
net
erable
ended Aug. 31,
months
nine
the
1954,
in
based
Net
cents
$267,700,333
last
per
year.—V,
180,
50.
p.
-
,
Vice-President in charge of the company's
Tubular Products Division, on Sept. 3 announced:
'To
help meet the increasing demand for alloy steel tubing, our
division has recently completed a four-year expansion program which
has
more
than
doubled
our
steel-making facilities amd provided a
capacity of about 230,000 ingot tons per year."
Mr. Livingstone said,
"The
program
also provides a
flexibility and integration of tubemanufacturing equipment
which enables B&W to
proJuce a wider
variety of specialty tubular products than any other manufacturer."
Mr.
Livingstone- pointed
out
that
the
peak
needs for national
defense could. claim a good share of the nation's total production of
Alloy tubing.
It
is used to make mortar barrels, shells, tank track
pins,
submarine detector tubes, rocket tubing, aircraft frames and
engines, fuel lines and hundreds of other parts of military equip¬
ment including atomic energy applications.
He
also
explained that many of tne largest
industrial users of
Alloy tubing are indirectly connected
with national defense.
They
would include such industries as bearings, refineries,"chemical plants,
rubber
manufacturers,
transportation
and power
equipment manu¬
facturers.
"These
industries
have made great strides in improving
their production processes and end-products since World War II and
in
so
doing,
they have created numerous new uses for qew and
standard grades of alloy tubing," Mr. Livingstone said.O.
Livingstone,
New Contract—
San
..
.,.
Ohio
Hallway
Hailway
Net
lfet
oper.
ry.
—V.
This
In
Car
should be held to
increase the concentration
Youngstown's
productive
and
Bethlehem
company
10,000,000
shares
American
of
Sept.
on
622.
-
20,000,009
to
are
Ajax
shares
of
be.issued
stock
(par
to
for
exchange
in
Working
2,871,052
4,377,669
180,
Beatrice
Three
Profit
Foods
Co.
(&
corporation
covering
at
Sept.
on
4.000,000
five
The
cents
net
Provision
Federal
Federal
for
income
sufferers
taxes
-
.
by
ry.
filed,
23
shares
of
Net
*'1,367,000
Earnings
per
'Subject
share..
common
1*540,000
be
to
are
(par
to
adjustment
the
at
end
the
of
fiscal
for
and
year.
A
of
air
new
a
asthma
nation's
purifier
was
and
announced
hay
fever
Sept.
on
29
line of
new
slides
and
by
Capable of holding 25
the TDC CV2
Viewer,
elides
whether
TDC
CV3
Viewer,
glass
Division.
Norge
2
Stereo
100
TDC Stereo Vivid DeLuxe
a
accommodates
stereo
slides,
standard
all
mounted.
Of
TDC
a
Selectrays.—V.
180,
Stereo
new
for
cases
A
radically
the
The
said
audiometer
new
medical
offices,
David
H.
and
is
for
other
Barnow,
in
use
places
industrial
hearing
plants,
tests
contains
75%
Net
United
Air
Lines,
airborne
for
Sept. 27 by C. I. Rice,
is ordering a C-band
system for evaluation,
Net
The
(5.6
mc
system,
new
Bendix
designated
as
ry.
announced
was
(3.2
V.
Mr.
cm),
models
of
180,
the
C-band
Rice
version
stated,
airborne
the
permits
now
the
for
radar
to
conjunction
of
Control
Lake
&
Erie
Gross
from
in
the
ry.
5,400
Bendix
X-band
From
Gross
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
Radio
to
aviation
offer
two
industry.—
—V.
180,
E.
G.
tbent
And
M.
G.
"We
net
of
to
sorry
approve
two
competition
"Under
3,394,079
1,458,659
2,005,460
696,084
1,308,650
515,022
20,533,575
15,227,299
19,388,923
8,419,234
4,700,025
7,214,088
4,189.328
3,121,901
3,674,838
to
Sheet
regard
Tube
the
to
approval
&
of
Co.,
decision
the
said
of
merger
in
the
of
Depart-'
Bethlehem
part:
Bethlehem-Youngstown
the
Section
is
steel
7
of
constructive
a
merger.
step
industry anywhere.
Clayton Act, as
the
combination
will
not
impair
Gross
Net
in
1950,
thp
will
the
sale
that
Conn.
be
Under
delivered
about
interest
an
to
11
May
rate
institutions,
1,-1954,
Co,
All
$100
at
line
with
the
capital
that
portion
of
will
3.20%
of
the
largest
the
of
pre¬
per
share, with
the
of
outstanding
company's
structure
with
the
at
policy
the
stock,
its
of
dividend
reduce
preferred
new
given to
be
will
capital
the
rate
shares
the
annual
by
$36,000.
It .is
stock
is
completed
holders
the
of
5.25%
date
pre¬
will
*1
Canada$5100
VOTE:
On
„
2-0613), 1 Drapers
pe*yea°r
account
of
Gardens. London, E.
Other Countries
the
fluctuations
in
Jan.
1952
1951
*4,815
89,262
81,390
49,637
968,179
1,185,794
55,901
1,020,904
1,064,977
503,168
629,173
16,267
Chairman
by
this
company
that
believed
the
35,624
425,625
452,360
be
to
distanced
the
only
price
second
by
the
180,
p.
of
the
of
uranium
Board,
on
17
Sept.
all equipment
holdings
of
J.
According
has
the
Simplot
Co.
and machinery in
was
"more
largest
recent
than
a
three
now
largest producers in Colorado.
it
the
of
the
Vernon.
Pick
this
year,
Delta
,
out¬
mine
addition,
ada
as
of
well
which
3,177,092
*2,578,610
*2,856,688
907.
registration
a
to
prospectus,
is
owned
into
plus
offer
of
stock.
615,275
by
were
Simplot
par
SEC
the
for
such
additional
Cameron
Acquisition
as
825,900
of
Cameron
with
stock,
whom
or
Certain-
of
Aug. 16, 1954, pro¬
Certain-Teed proposes to
shares
as
be
may
stockholders.
issued
830,900
and
deposited
Certain-Teed
outstanding
shares
ings
the
operation.
shares, of
hold
Cameron
from
ranging
President
elected
to be
Cameron
of
of
in
afford
Certain-Teed
which
there .are
1.11%
some
include
3,203
six
to
Cameron
diversification
territory
deemed
presently
are
now
bo
of
R.
its
opera¬
favor¬
Cameron's
1,705,599
holders.
Offiwrs
10%
slock;
shares.
The
with
the
and
180, p.
selling
individual
After
Weddington)
directors of Certain-Teed.—V.
in
outstanding
directors
102,744
(F.
known
such-
its
of
his
to
economically
contemplated
two
hold-,
acquisition,
others
remittance
for
^
Wise
of
Los
Angeles
granted
on
Period End. Aug. 31—
and
1954—Month—1953
Net
properties.
the Camoose company has lead and zinc holdings in Can¬
uranium claims in Grand
County, Utah.
income
Earns,
per
1954—8 Mos.—1953
$
$
$
26,216,000
Gross
and Harold
Exploration Ad¬
the
1
'
32,838,000 197,479,000 232,515,000
3,376.000
com.
share—
5,517,000
21,022,000
31,202,000
$0.42
$0.69
$2.63
$3 92
*
—V.
180,
p.
as
foreign
subscriptions
are
814.
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry.—August Earnings—
George McHugh, Gen¬
Lloyd Haight and William
907.
(Continued
on page
and advertisements must be made
in New York
funds.
.
stock¬
11)
William B. Dana Company, Publishers, 25 Park Place, New York 7, N. Y., REctor 2-9570. Herbert D. Seibert, Editor and Publisher(general news and advertising Issue) with a statistical issue on Monday]. Other offices: 135 S. La Salle Street, Chicago 3, Ulinoii
C., England, c/o Edwards & Smith. Copyright 1954 by William B. Dana Company. Reentered as second class matter February 25, 1942 at the
ge
of
the
will
expansion
changes
or
of
of
Camerdn;
major
directors
holders
of
of
permit
p
rntp
on
stock,
common
exchange
1 and 2, have been in pro¬
the Sierra Bonita Co.,
been
with
$1
in
persons
other
to
the
control
control
No
common
were
William
had
its
shares
certain
$
sale
statement
agreement dated
of their shares.
an
acquisition
shares,
its
5,000
and
business
reported to be among the
Explorations have blocked out $2,500,000
General Partner in
loan
3,637,393
3,322,233
615*275 shares will give Certainand, according to the prospectus,
is the opinion of the management of Certain-Teed that
the acquisi¬
tions
are
Best, Grand Junction, consulting geologist.
.Camoose also assumes an $88,770 Defense Materials
ministration
8,198,933
412,950 shares of
Certain-Teed
Products
the
effetcive
tion
Montrose.
in
7, 059,111
filed
74%,
the
to
owns
able.
is
worth of high grade uranium ore and it is
reported that the total hold¬
ings have barely been scratched.
of
28,800.485
covering
to
these
Cameron
oner-
This
dollars."
transaction
uranium
sale
million
for
acquire
and
Intermediaries
28,715,798
2, 056,284
p.
by
entered
.pursuant
announced
R.
1954,
offered
approximately
Teed
718.
(Canada)—Acquisition—
highly mechanized Simplot mines
Waldeck
41,846,863
of the $7 par capital stock of Wm. Cameron &
Co., of Waco,
Texas, at the rate of one-half share of Certain-Teed Products stock
plus $11.50 in cash for each share of Cameron stock.
^
-
Atlas Corp.
.
*196,688
36, 945.877
/shares
Co., Waco, Tex.—Exchange Offer
below.—V.
28,
be
Teed
total
180,
corporation
ept.
y
906.
&
*82,464
?rtain-teed Products Corp.—Registers With SEC—
•
p.
568.801
$137,416
15,084
552,870
income
oper.
♦Deficit.—V.
$129,488
1951
$3,890,982
663,789
388,853
railway
railway.—,—
from
ry.
1952'
$3,710,806
1,152,133
1—
from
Net
1953
$5,068,068
1 ,103,906
*$55 00° °* -MarCh 3' 1879-: Subscriptions In United States, U. S. Possessions, Territories and Members of Pan-American Union, $48.00
the
be
$4 ,663,767
income—.
oper,
From
Gross
1954
—
railway..—
railway
COMMERCIAL MID FINANCIAL CHRONICLE (Reg. U. S. Patent Office)
jlr,
~a"a ®eib®rJ^.PresidenL Published twice a week [every Thursday
«M,H
to
reasonable
a
lower
informing them that their stock
before Dec. 1, 1954.—V. 130, p. 1207.
or
to
1955.
1,
/
refinancing
preferred
this
notice
on
on
from
from
Net ry.
Idaho.
In
amended
Hartford,
Insurance
Nov.
in
5.25%
August—
2,343
Mines, Ltd.
Grand Junction,
The
and
of
largest
the company by substituting 40,000
stock,
to
which
the
;
Life
a
sound
pointed out
the
if
1954,
stock
redeemable
■
1953
eral
to learn that the Department of Justice has concluded
the
companies
in
with
withhold
for
Station
institutions,
bonds
with
proposed
was
refinance
Dallas
$142,282
Representing Simpldt in the transaction
Manager, Boise, Idaho, and attornies
Corp.—Merger Disapproved—
Chairman,
the
the
stock
applicable
1,
Steam
$3,300,000
par
to
annum.
per
that
He
preferred
that
Nov.
about
4.35%
stated
stock
ferred
Co.,
The three mines, Peanut and
Gregor Nos.
duction almost a year.
Justice
are
the
2,904,048
3,901,240
Youngstown
of
manager
*253,270
;
Cameron
Agate.
Boise,
cated
3,275,302
Steel
Grace,
of
The
as
and
being sold
continuously
new
this
on
sold
be
of
is
York
New
money.
planned
uranium mining claims in Montrose County, Idaho.
Principals in the Simplot sale did not reveal the exact price, but indi¬
1951
906.
Bethlehem
the
ie
180,
purchase
3,183,119
1,238,804
14,518,098
and
52,585
income
oper.
Camoose
The
income
or¬
ating mines, and 375
1952
522,779
railway
p.
1953
672,190
railway
oper.
sales
New York,
in
each
district.
correlated by S. G.
Chicago,
will
preferred
of
viding
-
1—
Jan.
duties
Instrument
See Certain-teed Products
Corp.
system
RR.—Earnings—
1,839,021
railway
Net from railway
Net ry. oper. income
directed
his
national
the
territories
*57,622
railway
railway
(Wm.)
present
commercial
1954
1.
districts,
$98,555
The transaction involves
Bessemer
Sept,
agency
the
rate
maintain
of
are
Co.
the
of
1954,
being sold at
and
September.
-
Acker
cost
of
Insurance
1,
pro¬
outstanding.
A large
the financing of the
Point
of
difference
12
the
complete
middle
$7,700,000
-
Nov.
preferred stock
stock
Mr.
the
to
Life
sale,
about
being
dividend
headed
sold
Aetna
the
the
1955,
now
Danskammer
about
to
from
to
repay short-term
estimated capital require¬
year
the
used
proceeds
used
stock
be
of
being
bonds
new
5.25%
the Bendix Radio
for
of
the
and
preferred
will
operation
are
the
be
the company's
1954
of
will
annum,
ferred
by
affect
not
Chicago,
at
unit
•
that
stated
for
5.25%
capital
being
the
The
in¬
22
of
kw.
bonds
of
per
a
number
a
The investment banking firm
p. 718,
income
oper,
of
August—
does
of
preferred stock to
securities
new
balance
in
terms
All
Dallas
Sept.
on
Corp.—Private Place¬
Sept. 30 announced its plans
approval of the New York P. S.
on
new
provide
new
70,000
dividends
be
with
railway
"Deficit.—V.
on
814.
p.
plan
company,
primary
will
Bendix
Corp.
operates
RDR-1C,
the
frequency range bue is similar in design and has several
interchangeable unit3 with the RDR-1 system now in production.
of
the
effect
sales
railway
from
cm)
Addition
took
from
Net
of
it
Aviation
the
announced
new
1954
from
Net
version
Manager of aviation sales
Communications. Division of the
combined
manufacturers
company,
was
of
the
Electric
&
President,
the
the
the
placed
From Jan. 1—
Inc.,
radar
Gas
securities.
new
Acker,
of
purchaser
Inc., Brooklyn,
N.
Y.v
owned subsiidary, has elected John J. Hyland, President and
to the newly created post of Chairman
of the Board,
it
from
Gross
HDR-1
covering
The
three
of
related
operations
180,
this
Division
August—
Gross
com¬
Bendix Aviation Corp.—New Radar System—
the
R.
Net
clinics,
fewer
896,901
the purchasers
Cambria & Indiana RR.—Earnings-
Executive Vice-President.
Weighing les? than 11 pounds, its circuit
ponent parts than most other audiometers,
1,758,512
$4,000,000
the
was
announced
by John S. Coleman, Burroughs President.
W. Paul
Smith, Executive Vice-President, was named President.—V, 180, p. 346.
conducted,
are
of
equipment,
which
consist
directors
wholly
Founder,
storing and carrying TDC
schools,
where
"4,375,055
2,765.484
Central RR. of New Jersey—Earnings—
The
design in audiometers for accurately testing hearing
on Sept. 20 by this company.
new
6,064,951
2,588,547
new
D. C.—
Burroughs Corp.—New President of Unit—
announced
was
in
Division.—V.
the
Beltone Hearing Aid Co., Chicago—New Development
loss
4,627,955
income—
907.
borrowings,
part of
Vice-President.
nlan,
with
sales
Paddock
DeLuxe
Vivid
Day,
will
organization
President.
Products
the
Complete
530.
p.
Affairs, Inc., Washington,
Divisions
abating
W.
Dallas,
a
two
anounced
railway.:—__
28,639,476
3,434,260
sale
ments
4
stereo
ASA
capacity,
larger
sales
Leadbetter,
Dudley
and
batteries.
spare
has also
stereo slides and
cardboard
National
noise
L.
ganization
-
case
or
holds
case
and
TDC
Development—
viewers.
169,796
28,777,495
was
national
Architectural
Company division announced on Sept. 20 a
designed for more orderly storing and carrying stereo
stereo
of
Libertyville
Ralph
Dimension
cases
226,104
29,490,177
Kidder, Peabody & Co. assisted the company in the
bank
underwriting. The net proceeds are to be used to meet
operating expenses or other obligations.4—V. 179, p. 1369.
Under
Three
332,696
26,307.882
income
railway
60,000 shares of
posed
without
dustrial
2470.
Bell & Howell Co.—Announces New
...
426,072
p.
Ernest
530.
p.
new
and
This is equivalent, after provision for dividends on the preferred
to $1.77 per share of common stock presently outstanding, corn-,
pared with $1.51 per share of common stock for the six-month period,
year.
The
1951
$3,304,580
451,936
of institutional investors.
Burgess-Manning Co., Liberty ville, 111.—National Sales
Organization Plan Expanded—
.stock,
p.
1952
$3,426,532
purchaser
Earnings for the six months ended Aug. 31, 1954 amounted to $2,320,343, as compared with $1,748,682 for the corresponding period last-
179,
1953
sell, subject to the
Commission, $11,000,000 of 30-year first mortgage bonds
*
be
to
Allan W. Egbert Co., Ogden,
to pay expenses incident to
used
the
of
many
the form
Bureau
;
last year.—V.
15,087,831
622,224
to
the
with
cent)
one
of
corporation's
180,
share,
$0.86
$0.97
12,502,536
$3,437,477
Central Hudson
$1,028,180;
-
1,980,007
1,941,828
664,031
335,995
oper.
—V. 180,
company on Sept. 20 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
covering 500 shares of common stock (no par) to be offered at $32 per
*2,568,180
$1,263,276
income.—
on
profit
$
railway.......
from
ry.
notification
letter of
stock
a
common
through
share,
per
proceeds
relief
in
the
current
net
33,917,328
1954
oper.
Net
The
'
Consolidated
1954—8 Mos.—1953
'•■"$•'•
$
40,684,315 278,385,490 313,908,439
38,704,308 265,882,954 298,820,608
$3,212,141
from
shares
shareholders
Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
1953
2,630,276
;•
998.
p.
V
From Jan. 1—
Called
the
Norge-Aire,
the
air
purifier
removes
99.4%
of
the
pollen, mold spores, house dust, and other common air-borne allergens
from room air, according to R. C. Connell, Vice-President of Sales,
$74,713,856 $71,849,513.
taxes...,
180,
railway....
from
from
Gross
operations,
Positive
Subs.)—Earnings—
(including storage earnings)
before
Canadian
2590.
p.
Net
which
Big Horn Uranium Corp., Ogden, Utah—Files—
The
;
1954
the
from
cars
1954—Month—1553
35.859,156
ment—The corporation
-V,
Months Ended Aug. 31—
sales
flat
Central of Georgia Ry.—Earnings—
The
Net
70-ton
approximately $850,000.—V,
August—
Empire Gold Mines Co., owner of Big Horn's leased properties.
E. V. Lamey, 6201 Sand Springs Road, Fort Worth 14, Tex, The net
proceeds are to be used to pay expenses incident to mining operations.
66,706.715
32,041,227;
46,120,215
22,203.933
9,591,951
110
20,086,000
.
United
$
$
at
expenses
remaining
of
the
valued
is
Net earnings.......
-V.
with the SEC
outstanding
be
ordered
*
469,735,000
2,989,000" * 6,217,000
550,000
Cars—
earnings........
Gross
of
$"
56,958,000 417,756.000 449,649,000
$
,
cent),
one
(predecessor
companyi
and
initially offered at par to
Co.
are
letter of notification
a
common
$
53,432,000
Flat
has
1954—8 Mos—1953
$
59.947,000 423,973.000
Period End. Aug. 31—
Youngstown stockholders. We are action
may
properly be taken to
filed
23
30,000,000 shares
1954—Month—1953
53,982.000
Co.
Foundry
order
Gross
facilities.
180, p.
Rys.—August Earnings Lower—
Canadian Pacific Ry.—August Earnings—
and
further
what
possible."—V.
merger
*222.193
*741,035
revenue
110
company
&
The
Big Horn Mountain Uranium Co., Boulder, Colo.—Files
The
1097.
p.
competition
of
feel
exploring
the
covering
32,221,692 206,910,644 245,605,276
income
oper.
180,
vigor
*589,333
*1,117,230
National
operating
Orders
merger
industry
1954—8 Mos.—1953
$
5,823,827
-
the
on
*388,041
*1,003,634
Act is going to be
of the Clayton
7
549.685
"1,209,811
906.
p.
Operating revenues.....
Operating
expenses
Net
unless Section
*86,309
1,870,000
$
and the consid¬
products, Bethlehem and Youngs¬
and supplement each other to a degree unique
of
sale of
20,968,748
ry. oper.
that,
"195,259
1,801,000
Period End. Aug. 31—
Net
41,813,643 253.030,859 312,311,991
expenses
from
rev.
than
rather
locations
geographical
lines
their
180,
Canadian
stimulate
will
*187,364
1,832,000
the
industry.
to
actively
make
Utah.
32,792,575
revenue..
oper.
and
'■*20,169
145,346
income
oper.
Deficit.—V.
convinced
spirit
are
letter
the
ry.
♦
Borg-Warner Corp.—New Air Purifier—
1954—Month—1953
$
Youngstown
both
"133.049
1,592,000
railway..
railway.
from
Net
-
sted
RR.—Earnings—
Period End. Aug. 31—
'
*
$257,000
"103.219
income
oper.
from
Net
if competition
increased.
merger
is
1951
$200,000
"41,868
From Jan. 1—
Gross
strongly that the proposed merger would be beneficial
the standpoint of the national economy, the national defense, the
mining
Baltimore &
:
ry.
1952
$193,000
1954
railway
railway
from
Net
there
competition
from
245.
p.
and
within
is
different
in
complement
effect
offered
180,
Bethlehem
of
merger
their
of
still
"We
.
Diego Gas & Electric Co. below.—V.
a
or
officals
believe
addition
SEC
See
Net
England—Earnings—-
1953
$295,000
k
from
.
the industry, the
be entirely lawful.
Certainly it would not
of capacity in the
industry or tend to put the combined company in a position to restrain
free competition in any market or tend to create a monopoly.
"Even after the Bethlehem-Youngstown
merger,
the United States
Steel Cdh>.
will still be far and away the largest company in the
industry, with major plants in all industrial sections of .the country.
"The proposed
merger
is in contrast
with some mergers in the
past which have had the effect in various industries of closing plants
and causing unemployment. Here, the merger would lead to a material
-
#
prohibit
affected
Bethlehem-Youngstown
period
same
not
does
7
■
steel
over-all
Completes Expansion
Babcock & Wilcox Co.—Division
Edward
the
during
$312,728,859
with
-
•
Gross
varying
in
applied by the courts in such a way as to prevent all mergers, regard¬
less of the extent of the competition
between the companies or the
common
compared
as
■
whatever
are
confident that the merger
competition in the steel industry.
both
the
"We
share for the similar period last year
on
8,992,391 shares then outstanding.
sales for the first nine months
of fiscal
1954 amounted to
32
applicability
its
significantly
not
differences
town
all
with
is
projected
"Because
Etc.—
compared
as
to
as
eliminate
course
law.
the
"They
charges, including Federal taxes, amounted to $3,002,843
with $3,163,343 in the same period of 1953.
Earnings in the first nine months of the 1954 fiscal year, after
preferred
dividend requirements,
were
equivalent to 31 cents per
■common
share based
on
8,992,584 shares outstanding as compared
After
opinion
of
Section
"Responsible
that
of
,
Manufacturing Corp.—Earnings,
that
industry
restrict
Avco
will
merger
August—
not
"1,280,000 shs.
....
.
of
Chronicle.Monday, October 4, 1954
Canadian National Lines in New
^
been
*
industry;
underwriters pur¬
See also V. 180,
purchaseable by the
agreement.
shares
the
differences
lessen competition sub-
may
monopoly in any section of the country.
construed by the courts,
there is
a
not
be between the two companies. But our counsel tell us that that
necessarily prohibited. They tell us that it is necessary to
consider
the
over-all
effect
of
tne
merger
on
competition in the
Outstanding
1,500,000 shs.
10c)__._
of
terms
has
may
FINANCING
Authorized
to create
situations.
is
PRESENT
TO
for
room
day, all of said shares having been sold.
GIVING
tend
Section
that
"As
by Berwyn T. Moore & Co., Inc., Gearhart & Otis, Inc.
and F. H. Crerie & Co., Inc., was completed on the same
CAPITALIZATION
whether a particular merger
is
question
Offering Over¬
Inc.—Stock
Raceway
public offering on Sept. 24 of 900,000
shares of common stock (par 10 cents) at $1 per share
subscribed—The
suant
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Volume 180
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3
Capital Flotations in the United States in June
And for the Six Months of Calendar Year 1954
Domestic
corporate financing in
of 32 issues and represented 17.81%
June last, amounted
dollar volume.
to
$987,358,500, being substantially larger than May's
total of $716,902,559, but appreciably lower than the
total for June a year ago of $1,114,301,499. However, it
should
be
that the
noted
emissions
year.
dtfllar
total
that
surpassed
for
volume
previous
any
v
...
,
of
..
•
■
x-
issues
privately
No. of Issues
January
9.74%.
April
or
of
preferred
stocks
for
that
reveals
the
month
in
various
the
categories
five-year table,
our
we
set
as
222,675,000
36.25
17.81
52
June
last
constitutes
an increase in dollar volume.
A comparison
of the current month's total with that for
May last, dis'
closes an increase in the latest month of
totaled
$385,175,500
or
total of all corporate
39.01%
of
in
that
CORPORATE
Capital
New
91-days
2,290, 218,000
1,502,433,000
99.805
91-days
2,285, 019,000
2,227 835,000
1,500,489,000
1,501,255,000
99.792
«0.82!>
99.795
*0.813
1,503,051,000
99.818 + *0.71J
2,205,132,000
1 Va
1 Mi
1
year
322 529,100
100
lVi
May 17
1
year
271 ,640.900
May 1-31 May 1 9%-12 yrs.
12 years
May 1-31 May
2 years
May 1-31 May 1
463 771,151
322,529,100
271,640,900
463,771,151
a
a,
33 ,000,000
33,000,000
100
2
100
c
;
months of
Refunding
$393,416,930
Total
$4,139,700
May
May
$397,556,630
Total
for
1,893,703
7,433,840
564,414,602
3,119,600
733,584,804
34,490,678
785,913,420
June 17
June 24
825,690,750
26,170,200
851,860,950
Jun 1*30
Jun 1
;
June
3
91-days
2,200,412,000
1,500,501,000
99.820
3
June 10
91-days
2,068,870,000
91-days
2,225,453,000
2,207,297.000
522,691,636
1,500,160,000
1,500,303,000
1,500,973,000
522,691,636
99.844 + *0.616
June 17
5,045,000
5,045,000
91-days
9%-12 yrs.
$3,733,166,916
June
Total
for
June
Total
for
six
$3,655,919,195
the
and
Four emissions
made
$77,247,721
$30,000,000
up
bond
issue
of
Los
'
the total of all financing in
June of United States Possessions which constituted the
$3,000,000 offering of the City and County of Honolulu,
Hawaii; 1%, 3% and 5% Kalihi Tunnel bonds, due seri¬
ally from
1955 to
1984
inclusive; $1,700,000 Anchorage,
Alaska, W\% and 41/2% paving and auditorium bonds,
due serially from
1955 to
1969
inclusive; $1,000,000
Ketchikan, Alaska, municipal utility revenue 37/*%
bonds, due in 1982 and the Anchorage, Alaska, Tele¬
phone System 3%% and 4%% bonds, due serially from
1955 to 1968, inclusive,
i
,
No Canadian financing
its
provinces
or
on
the part of the Dominion,
municipalities
to
came
light
during
June last.
BY
♦Average
separate
1854,
1953
AND
Capital
—tl952
Refunding
521,319,354
$
Total
$
New
v
Capital
2 years
*0.635
a
a
100
2
100
c
6,529,673,636
months—
rate
'0.633
99.840
on
all
70,400,608,567
bank
a
discount
which
of
from
10
end of
E—Beginning
basis,
changed
were
a
Comprised
thre*
of
follows,:
as
9
H
of
months.
one
Individual
year.
$10,0b0
from
SERIES
8
years,
months instead
6
intermediate'
doubled
to
years
May
to
year.
limit
$20,000
Interest
starts accruing
tl.)
at
Also the yield Js higher in eac \
on
annual
purchases
has
bee k
value.
maturity
bond, Series H, availab')
beginning June 1, 1952, bearing 3% interest, compounded semi-annually,
when held to maturity.
Issued at par. Series H will mature in 9 year >
and 8 months, with interest paid by check semi-annually.
Redeemafr.)
at par any time after 6 months from issue date, on one month's notici.
Series H has individual limit on annual purchase of $20,000.
SERIES J
(NEW)—New
current
income
replaced Series F and G Bonds, respectively,
AND K—These
1, 1952.
Series J and K yield a return of 2.76% when
maturity, instead of the former rate of 2.53%
for F Bonr »
and 2.507c
for G Bonds.
Intermediated yields of Series J and K w.-.U
of
as
held
be
May
to
higher than those of F and G.
Annual purchase
K combined is increased to $200,000.
limit of Series
J
and
For
Savings
30, 1952 "Chronicle."
data
previous
on
Bonds,
footnote
see
on
page
268'/,
of Series A was terminated on May 1A,
of Series B began on May 15, 1953. Not*)
interest to the 15th of the month aim
if held to maturity or two years interest approximates 2.47%.
Sa; >
of Treasury notes of Series "C" began on Oct. 1, 1953 and are solil
Sale
c
1953.
of
notes
Treasury
Sale of Treasury notes
sold
are
at
accrued
and
par
accrued interest to the 15th of the month and if he<L
or two years, interest approximates $2.20 per month t t
note. The sale of Series C Treasury Savings notes was su s¬
pended on Oct. 23, 1953. For previous data on Treasury notes, see foc;»
note
on
page 1470, October 19, 1953,
"Chronicle."
par and
maturity
each $1,000
Refunding
ToAal
#
576,914,161
543,724,952
9,548,200
553,273,152
25,159,845
666,467,810
365,724,376
75,851,400
441,575,776
5,999,485
1,723,400,028
1
__
99.840
1, 1952.
Overall interest rate raiscl
from 2.9%
to 3%
compounded semi-annually when held to maturity.
Higher rate achieved by shortening the maturity of the Series E Boi 1
at
1952
12 years
series,
SERIES
June
MONTHS
*0.714
May 25
June 10
June
Angeles, Calif., School Districts.
'
15,479,756,151
—
June
June 1-30
bonds
1 '/a
100
399,836,510
556,980,762
730,465,204
527,318,839
825,109,085
13,357,925
838,467,010
47,300,782 1,770,700,810
112,141,200
614,225,924
614,765,864
10,540,950
180,014,200
716,902,559
624,958,430
15,677,234
891,217,851
96,140,649
625,306,814
USE
1,734,558,413
98,757,525
748,507+08
788,361,335
640,635,664
37,112,169 1,114,301,499
776,72<925
927,335,925
717,255,364
723,982,364
388,296,049 2,318,486,983
2,316,913,624
63,330,353 2,380,243,977
2,242,485,374
197,194,250 2,439,679,624
3,232,090,415
494,761,309 3,726,851.724
" 4,040,313,652
110,631,135 4,150,944,787
3,977,043,787
"295,951,775
4,272,995,562
10,724,440
619,301,395
1,153,242,203
49,789,700
Security
2,773,203
241,941,230
203,265,164
153,T90,133
Jan
7
91-dfoy Treas.
U.
Bds.
561,229,600
bonds-
418,435,408
1,774,942,775
711897,483
490,332,891
274,877,316 2,049,820,091
0
1,213,000
Jan 21
91-day
Treas.
Jan 28
Jan
1
Jan
Jan
Treas.
S.( Savings
Depositary
1
antic'n
Tax
Total
for
1,500,528,000
1,501,661,000
Feb
91-day
Feb 18
91-day
Feb 25
91-day
1
Ctfs.
Feb
1
Treasury
Feb
1
Ctfs.
912,0( )
434,0C )
561,229,6C )
1,213,01 J
6,565,292,600
6,001,504,000
1,500,268,000
563.788.6CJ
1,500,268,000
bills
1,500,294.000
1,500,066,000
Treas.. bills
1,500,145,000
bills
1,500,751,000
1,500,751,000
indebt'ness
5,645,000,000
228,01>
1,500,145,000
5,645,000,000
Treas.
.
.
notes-
Treas." bills
91-day
1,499,879,000
1,500,313,000
January
4
Feb
734,272,786
Indebtedne
$
1,500,348,000
1,500,528,000
1,500,749,000
1,500,348,000
Treas.
Feb 11
1,865,000
Refunding
V
bills
bills
bills
bills
91-day
91-day
Jan 14
356,455,297
15,362,643 1,595,515,411
New
Accepted
S
1,203,031,903
239,168,027
FUNDS
Total Amount
1,833,315,938
1,077,189,330
732,407,786
OF
Type of
Dated
987,358,500
1,580,152,768
.
'
.-—
5,620,466,420
October
125,993,778 5,746,460,198
5,751,986,562
570,829,091
6,322,815,653
82,957,165
940,432,830
466,311,143
857,475,665
474,482,187
89,650,200
36,483,000 1,424,178,944
786,271,197
44,200,333
830,471,530
71,920,964 2,321,364,703
2,118,229,049
430,874,616
28,773,944
2,249,443,739
—
6,664,020
437,537,199
1,387,695,944
November,
Treas.
564,132,387
424,210,596
December.
L.——
May
397,942,807
i
:
608,576,955
Nine months
*0.773
6
May
6
1 Vn
641,307,965
Third quarter
c
9,020,406,774
100
591,678,292
j.
April—:.
1,501,728,000
329,997,217
—
September
2
1,501 728,000
70,653,000
106,465,260 1,408,364,741
ft
2 years
for
*0.885
a
2,396,000
May 13
29
May
to
July
August
Apr
396,000
year
-
1,930,190,934
Six months——
Total
99.776
100
100
2
1
16,141,452
,
Apr 1
12 years
May 17
May 17
FINANCING
Total
1,502,504,000
511,230,774
Apr
Apr 1-30
1,000,883,000
511 230,774
May
$626,112,804.
$
,
—
quarter
Apr 1-30
2,986 820,000
2,493 521,000
V/%
—tl953
Refunding
52-days
91-days
9%-12 yrs.
Apr i
100
502,084,724
'
Second
99.895 + *0.725
Apr
100
536,888,359
June
Apr
22
100
500,772,709
_
22
Apr
1,785,399,000
486,689,232
May
Apr
Apr 1-30
99.740 + *1.027
2,889,328,000
521,025,292
April
*1 065
2,364 475,000
1,785 399,000
15,372,739
1,301,899,481
*1.013
99.731
Apr
2,889 328,000
$
First quarter—_
99.744
15
1,501,274,000
1,501,394,000
mo.
20,439,521
March
1,500,053,000
year
466,249,711
,
99.731+ *1.063
2,137 984,000
2,214, 164,000
1
314,624,478
January
February
1,500,672,000
91-days
91-days
91-days
91-days
May 17
-1954New
2,339, 935,000
Apr
Apr
May 17 4yr.-9mo.
,
OF
Apr
1
8
May 17 4yr.-9
we
SUMMARY
c
8,109,278,926
May
May
grand,
up
March
M>i,y
present a tabulation of figures since January, 1952, showing the different monthly amounts of
corporate financing. Further revisions in the 1954 and 1953
figures may' be necessary, particularly as additional
private financing is brought to light.
s
a
2,327, 388,000
9,754, 752,000
revenue
and
only $127,706,892 made
was
for
Municipal offerings of size floated in June comprised
$300,000,000 bond issue of the New York State Thruway Authority and $119,210,000 Local Housing Authori¬
ties bonds; the $38,500,000 State of
Kentucky Turnpike
Motors
month's
2
Apr
the
five-year
number
*1.03l>
100
2 years
June 1-30
Half-Year."
52
1
1,916,000
91-days
Total
financing.; In the previous month,
that is May last, the total
Below
the
totaled
Mar
99.740
a
601,778,926
1,916,000 100
601,778,926
12 years
751,422,742
Other issues of fair proportions floated
during June may
be found on a subsequent
page under the caption, "Large
June
Mar
99.750+*0.950
99.733 + *1.050
91-days
June
{System, Inc., 3V2% debentures, series D, due July 1, 1979.
Corporate Issues During
Mar 1-31
2,371,847,000
May 20
April
Acceptance Corp.
came
the $58,023,500
placement of 580,235 shares of 3%% cumulative convert¬
ible preferred stock, series
C, (par $100) of the American
Cyanamid Co., $54,000,000' Ohio Valley Electric
Corp.
8%% first mortgage and collateral trust
bonds, due Jan.
1, 1982 and the $40,000,000 offering of the Columbia Gas
Private offerings in
2,716,773,000
2,531,185,000
91-days
Mar 1-31 Mar 1 9%-12 yrs.
May 27
March
few
Domestic
Mar 25
*1.0*5
May 20
February
of the larger offerings
placed in June of the
current* year included the $100,000,000
offering of the
Aluminum Co. of America 3%
sinking fund debentures,
due June 1, 1979 and a like amount of
2%%
99.731
May 13
New
were iron, steel, coal,
copper, etc., $162,16.48%; miscellaneous $141,799,072 or 14.36%;
oil $61,534,898 or 6.23%; investment
trusts, trading and
holding campanies, etc., $53,015,124 or 5.37%; railroad
$7,350,000 or 0.74%; land, buildings, etc., $1,274,173 or
.0.13%, and motors and accessories $900,000 or 0.09%.
General
1,501,139,000
1,501,159,000
1,501,048,000
1,501,440,000
at
each
or
the
Mar 18
1,500,708,000
$65,947,530. For
June, 1953, the total amounted to only $411,775,430 and
for the like period in 1952 a somewhat
greater amount
dollar volume
\
'
has shown
January
15, 1959 of
Next as to size
Mar 22
Mar 11
%
2,220,841,000
99.732 + *1.05>
2,268,989,000
91-days
'91-days
94-days
91-days
Mar 11
Mar 25
note that public util¬
due June
Yield
Price
$
Apr i
39.01
j
followed by $180,682,055 other industrial and manu¬
facturing, which comprised 18.30% of the month's over¬
all figure.
Other categories in the order of their gross
debentures,
4
4
4
Apr
385,175,500
Total municipal financing for the first six
1954 is set forth
is
below:
A
Mar
Mar
Total
the
was
.
Feb 25
30.93
ities continued to overshadow all others by reaching the
sum of $378,109,178 or 38.30% of June's grand total.
This
694,000
Accepted
V. $
27.81
183,020,000
largest dollar volume for
any month thus far this year.
It is worthy of note to
point out here that each succeeding month since January
former
forth
91,787,500
34
_
Municipal financing in June amounted to $851,860,950,
which $825,690,750 represented new capital and the
remainder, $26,170,200, refunding operations.
The total
comprising 63 issues amounted to $144,328,700 or 14.62%,
while the latter totaling 19 placements attained a trifle
larger sum at $154,326,800 or 15.63%.
*
Reviewing
Amount
Applied for
Due
'
Mar 1-31
20.04
$97,546,521
of
comprised $298,655,500
A division of the common
June
% of Total
Amq^jnt
127,706,892
June
30.25% of the grand total.
and
six
20
_
June
for
month
first
23
March
/
the
in-the
Total
22
_
February
Long-term bonds and notes in June constituted $588,703,000 or 59.62% of the over-all total, while short-term
bonds and notes were represented by the single issue of
General Motors Acceptance Corp. 2%% five-year deben¬
tures, due June 13, 1959 in the amount of $100,000,000 or
for
Amount
Dated
Mar 18
placed
,
capital offerings during the month of June aggre¬
gated $891,217,851 or 90.26% of that month's total vol- 1
ume, while refunding issues stood at $96,140,649 or only
Stocks
Date
Offered
Mar 10
Corporate
months of 1954 follow:
New
10.13%
pri¬
financing comprised 36 issues amounting to $357,831,000, or 32.11% of that period's total volume.
this
..
of that month's gross
the month of June, a year ago,
vate
June's
month
For
of
of
___
2,367,000,000
2,367,000,000
indebt'ness
1,367",000,000
1,367,000,000
bonds
Feb
Fourth quarter
12 months
216,807,698 2,335,036,747
1
Treasury
bonds
—
3,233,000,000
3,233,000,000
Feb
1
Treasury
bonds
—
4,083,000,000
4,083,000,000
7,870,215,611
787,636,789 8,657,852,400
1
Treasury
bonds
—
1,125,000,000
1,125,000,000
1
Treasury
bonds
—
359,000,000
359,000,000
Feb
197,914,742 8,067,824,901
Feb
Feb
"7,869,910,189
tRevised.
1
U. S. savings bonds
515,108,480
515,108,41 )
bonds---
634,000
634,000
Feb"
\
Treasury Financing in June
Date
The Treasury Department in June confined its
opera¬
to the sale of Treasury
Bills, Savings Bonds and
tions
Amount
Offered
Dated
Due
Applied for
$
Amount
Accepted
Feb
Price
antic'n
Tax
%
$
Jan 28
Feb
4
91-days
2,296,152,000
1,500,268,000
91-days
2.252.689.000
1,500.294.000
Total
for
February
99.739 + *1.031
Feb 11
99.774 + *0.893
4
STATES
TREASURY
Offered
FINANCING
Amount
(Continued
Dated
Due
Applied for
$
1954
Accepted
Price
Yield
$
%
Feb 18
91-days
2,140,007,000
1,500,145,000
Feb 16
Feb 25
91-days
Jan 27
DURING
Amount
Feb
l year
2,189,285,000
5,645,000,000
1,500,751,000
5,645,000,000
100
Feb
7 yr.-9 mo.
2,367,000,000
2,367,000,000
100
2'/a
Jan 27
Feb
1 year
1,367,000,000
1,367,000,000
100
1%
Jan 27
Feb
7 yr.-9 mo.
3,233,000,000
3,233,000,000
100
2'/a
lowing
4,083,000,000
1,125.000,000
4,083,000,000
100
2'/a
the
100
2'/a
100
2ya
99.751
*0.986
Jan
7
91-days
2,607,917,000
1,500,348,000
99.668
Jati
2,321,110,000
1,500,528,000
1,501,661,000
99.662+ *1.336
Jan 27
Feb
7 yr.-9 mo.
99.695
*1.208
Jan 27
Feb
7 yr.-9 mo.
*0.998
Jan 27
Feb
7 yr.-9 mo.
359,000,000
1,125,000.000
359,000,000
9%-12 yrs.
515,108,480
515,108,480
a
a
12 years
634.000
634,000
100
2
100
c
7
Jan 14
Jan 14
Jan 21
Jan 28
91-days
91-days
91-days
2,558,601,000
Jan 21
Jan 1-31
Jan l
9%-12 yrs.
561,229,600
1,500,313,000
561,229,600
JaA 1-31
Jan
12 years
1,213,000
1,213,000
Jan 1-31
Jan 1
2,140,313,000
99.748
a
a
Feb 1-28 Feb 1
100
2
Feb 1-28
Feb
100
2 years
c
Feb 1-28
Feb 1
2 years
*
Tofal
for
January
6,565,292,600
515,970,48+
6)
l5/e
Jan 27
on page
99.741 + •1.024
Dec 30
*1.314
24,696,200,480 24.180,230,000
'
Feb 10
UNITED
Date
notes-
Yield
Feb
Depositary Bonds.
1
Depositary
Total
forf February
24,696,200,400
In the
six
on the fol¬
the June and
figures with those for
comprehensive tables
pages
we
months'
compare
corresponding periods in the four
years preceding,
thus affording a fiveyear comparison.
the
N3
3
4^
9
a
CO
ft
3
3
2.
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p
p
5
3
O
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g
s
a
o
3
-4
«-*
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w
o
o
(-»•
ft
mm
mm
Total
$
728,1 .0 897361.950 79,38 741
896, 791
Total
1,30892 municpaltes.
57,0 0
Refundi g 280.15,72
S
-1950
52, 0 35,9162 5,0 ,0
280,172 5 35,01 0 19,64 105 34,86.30
-1980-
65,98 43 8 0, 0 8,397 08 10.62,750
1,0. 0 534.975,0 16,0 .0 41,6250 42.375,0 3,915,0 60. 0 18.32,0 728,1 0
$
8.31 ,2 5 25,81250
Refundi g 237 ~50
$
-
190,"416.
3
168,745691 1.0 0 60,9384 16,80 130.2,908 52,437 50 3,915,0 60, .0 21,548190 896, 7691
.
57.0 0 57,0 0
8,240, 0
237,50
and
Capital
$
New
Total
S
61,94 6 17,50 0 34,26710 5.0 ,0
48.06,275 89,~36T950 79,326741
709,2 0 73,~7L849 80,12 735
4,921,875
Capital 1,0 0 297. 5,0 16,0 0 3,1 75 16.52,0 3,915,0 60, 0 9,82,0
S
25,84 0 20,7 0 29,0 0 201,8 0 67,0 0 6,18,0 10, 0 79,45 0
Refundi g 81,904125 6,~75T,60 382, 50
89,038 25 137,60 2,914,01
$
-195
Capit l 627,394875 67~207l9 79,40 85
$
4,921,875
New
78,6 43 21,370 8.54,0 279,81632 5,0 ,0
'•
$
503,850 25,480 84,09 189 6,401675 5,0 ,0 9,~43~7i6o
Reiundi g 3,702,0
3,025,0
$
_1952
723,98 64 178,350 62,1 804
6,72 ,0
•
,
1,528406 FMTOOHNTREH
140,65 0 1,80 158, 70
_
'
12,179.943,702-23,68636 OJFYUIEOVNFARERS
-
New
Total
FFGLCAMOOVURENRPEICIMGDPANTTL,,
71,25.364 37,05 0 614,932804
$
71,45 80 150,3 0 31,524 8 16,02451
Refundi g 36,40
$
-1953
67412",50
1,430 9 95,480 41,75430 25,30
"To lo o 372,169
37,12 69 79,450 18,90 780
Capit l 734,81 0 150,3 0 31,42 48 160,528
$
1,07 8930
New
Total
$
58,703 10, 0 154,32680 12,470
32,1870
Refundi g 78,615084 16,~75140 1,350,425
Capit l 510,87916 10, 0 138,560 10,7925
$
SOUMFARY
New
987,35 0 75,30 0 851,6095 6,325,0
96,14069 4,610 26,1702
$
-1954
16,04 0 392,874650 25,30
32,1870
891,27851 30,690 825,69075 6,325,0
DCPoarmnivdfces.
1,7539260 botayined
627,39485
16,590 203,9 0 230,75 0 1,60,0 3,610, 0 52,40 0 503,850
STATES —1952 Refundi g
FTFIMOJNYUAHIENCVARRGS 1,920845;'611,36345"9872ftSGIFBrmfaRhnoauoevetSnDagcidtctorpvishmdlelrunkeypssiml.df.
Capit l 50,130 25,480 34,09189 6,401675 5,0 ,0
New
Y
3,702, 0
$
14,96549 158,46 59 25.84,0 248,17438 29,3 125 291,0 126 72,6538 6,180 10, 0 94,20459 867,1549
2,683,0 7,13 ,90
248,0 0
25,0 .0 25,480
47250",90
3,702, 0
41,6830 89.038 25
78,643
15,289
16.590, 35,74 25 236,5 943 13,60938 3,610, 0 1,208,1 8 98,1205 723,98 364
3,025,0
3,702. 0 3,025,0
57301943 9.035,938 Laoiui 21752,056
6,72 ,0
25,0 0 25,480
50,13
ITCSUORNNHPUIEAETED TRNCeoafueptnaiwdtillgS$1176,.5890012526,7345,0 ZZII3,2506 91732,~X9752L5l00 87 2,34,165100
71,4580
149^8 245
150,3 0 150,3 0
240,6 0
75,07.20 2,893 18 28,41 706 3,2950 62.540,25 20,345728 192,546 9 17,8.0 301,7 302 2,893,81 3,250, 0 190,8350 62,54025 41,2578
16,590 35,74 25 23,5493 10,63598 3,610, 0 1,208,18 98,1205
186,9043
2,4150
$
Capit l 17,80 210,9810 3,~25o76 752 ,0 187,59 0 2,415,0 237,60
71,25364
12,5690 1,4309
—.
13,20
2,970, 0 36,40
1953
10,38 5 32,50 0
25,84 0 247, 364 25,76485 280,76 41 40,16538 6,18,0 10, 0 52,73 459
189,2364
3.025,0
248,0 0
52,40 0 .
70 ,0 0 3,816, 40
12.8,459
5730 7943 12,06 ,938 l72~087l 8 2I75T2765O
149^8425
168, 691 1,0 0 36,21384 16,80 12,709683 26, 520 3,915,0 60, 0 13,251 90
61,94
47,24.36 393,125 85,6726 5.65,385
Capit l 25,840 20. ,0 25,183 60 195,0315 34,50 0 6,18,0 10, 0 40,5 0
$
Total
3, 59,1 0
20 ,0
39,0 0 81,904123
$
■
Total
Refundi g ~ 50 l0 3,816, 40 6,087,485 32.50, 0
-195-
42880,,01652775
709,2
4."
280,172 5
47, 436 39 ,125 89,18 26 5.65,385
New
Total
8,297,0
65,98.43 8 0, 0 8,397 08 10,62750
$
867,1549 21,370 25,70 28,73094 5,0 ,0
8,31 ,2 5 25,81250
458,969 472,169
15,74 0 17,9382,0
3,428,96 37,12 69
$
NEW
Total
$
734,810
7,350, 0 256,48750 132,50 90 ,6 98,12 0 5,43750 650, 0
-1954
150,3 150,3
37,250 58,703
~
AGORNUPFDIN
75,0720 2,893,81 28,40156 3,295,0 62,54025 19,86759
New
Refundi g 35,8095 4,50,0 34,8504
3,920,6 0 78,615084
192,07453
7,350, 0 378,109 78 162,940 ~ 90 76 180,6205 61,53489 1,274,173 53,015 24 14,79 02
249,0
105,4638 30,1940 81,578 03 6,097,398 53,015 24 4,59,072 281, 935
10, 0 10, 0
$
10, 0 10, 0
New
7,350, 0 326.14,538 158.94,0 "~9 0~ ,60 145,32179 61,53489 89 ,0 0 53,015 24 137,8 572
298,650
975^25 3757173
16,75140
Capit l 7,350 20,6780 128,0 "9ob76 o 63,742916 5,43750 650,0 3,2950 510,87916
CHAR TE
624,173
12,6178 30,1940 82,5405 6,097,398 53,015 24 4,59,072
17,8 0 285,96 302 2,893,81 3,250, 0 103,~62"'706 190,8350 2,415,0 62,54025 407,816 59
1,07893
987,35 0
51,98460 4,50.0 35,6036 ~3757l 3 5792076 96,14069
17,52 65
891.27,851
<JOFUNE boannodtedss stock stock boannodtedss stock- stock foreign- boannodtedss — stock stoc-k corpate toa-l dffIiungnculordoesset JOFUNE
Gaoagevnnctid,s•M&unicpal—St.es,,SPotsaeeins NBooatensd-s utiles scectooeptalrl,,,manuf acesori indmauansnuftrcdtrilg „bueildtcng.s-, tIhtnrrvouaelsdtsminng,,Miscelanous SNhoort-aTteens-^ds utiles esccotoetpall,,,manuf,ctres 'oies indmauansnutfrcdtrlig bueildtncgs, Inthtvrroeuasltdmsinng,,Miscelanous utiles-. csectooetpallr,,,manuf acesori indamuasnnutfridctlrig bueildtncgs, Itnthrvreuoastldsmdiinnng,M,iscelanous utiles scecotoeptalrl,,,manufc.e1s ori indmauanusfntctrrdig-—l bueild;tncgs, Inthtvrroeuasltdmsinng,,Miscelanous csoercpuritate
MONTH
DeCorp at- omestic— Long-term Short-em Pref red Com on Candi - Long-term Short-em Pref red Com on Other Long-term Short-em Pref red Com on
Total
Loan
Farm
Grand
United
•These
MONTH
Long-Term Public Iron, Equipment Maotnords Other
Oil
— etc.
Land, Rub er
Tota—l
Railroads Public Iron,Equipment Moatnords Other
eto. - Ietc. etc.
—
Total
Land, Rub er
Ship ing
Stocks-
Equipment and
Total
Public Iron, Motors Other Land,
Oil
Ship ing
Total-
Railroads Public Iron, Equipment Moatnords Other
Oil
Land,
Total
01
cr
ft
co
Total
$
2.48,16950 145,07 321,09758 421,590348 27,54 50
542, 90
3,0 ,0
Refundi g 83,02 1 51,309 25,76345 6,1 ,210 8,0 ,0
,
Capit l 1,654728 93,7410 295,34093 415,29138 19,54 0
$
542, 90
3.0 ,0
s
2,74096 82
4,256,0 287,35942 514,370 85 2,30 0 5,7 6,250 5,0 ,0
l7450 8 3,5621 37
•
Refundl g 21,59.80 60 ,0 91,0593 9.741,50
(,
Capit l 2,5940 32 3,65,0 195,298 504/628,35 2,50,0
$
New
51,309 51,309
50, .0 154,70 97:450. 1,459 061 6,70,0
5,7 6,250 5,0 ,0 1,"456708 50, 0 123,805 nVoiMo 6,70.0
3,248 6014 1,4079564
4,807 70,
*
3,06278 31,208 0 359,70319 674,81.06 12,0 5785016 19.60
61,4562,29349837CPramouvnnicpldtefs.
62,080,
40,3871 10,3652 148,35 06 15,7658 1,520 29,043951 45,0 573 714,30521 23.4590 1,369784 49,26312 6,26,0 2637 ,31 61,39608 29,0 50 ~ 6o 76o 95,43.951 246,8173
1. 50. 0 4,256,0
"
1,90 , 0
60 ,0
2,56,0
3,248,0 195,0
3,65 ,0
648,50
31,924675 97.8 10 602,45627 2,547,0 91;36,10 36,912.50 3,54,50 90,1390
132,140
280,47903 1,7819 1,450, 8 37l~809 64.328,09 809,41258 159.387,50 1.62480.152 203,7856 29,18750 2.84,0 1.056 713 80.671,30 30,13 40 104,7508 2,80,0 3.180,90 27,63029
5.065, 0 368,0512 75,14 65
60 ,0
60 ,0
2,80 , 0
^185,0,07458632861 SDDtoehevmacliuonprnmfdnst.
25,96 240 5,310,935
"
1,0 0 1,476053
10,647503 18.397,0 59,106 0 8,64,640 13,82065 17342 85 05000 3,8720 1.0 .0 59,124703
2,~180~90 52,81976
705,6 82 140,9 ^60 1,537415 195,3895 15,36875 2,84.0 93,26478 48,13 0 26,41 0 104,7508 2,80,0 2,180.90 218,3 26
9:00, 0
3,1 ,31 ,
21158,43 6 6,07 18 " "r 3 ,937589 83,98073 p 16.34,250 76,10291)
269.3 0 1,568 94 45,19358 1,0910 1,269743 297,68134 10,7350 15,31 167~347250 270,3 90
28,3690 4,82,0 5,974 50
5,065, 0 39,716 52 70,31 65
l750",
24,735 1,7819
132,140 1,450, 8
*
2570, 31,208 0
32
*
1,05843
■■pCNTaoeitwl$2,847653901. 2764,0 3159870 —t34.198,06752 9 86,7542031ftmrouahnicgpelys YEARSCNaepiwtl 3.97 145,6280 397 923,456137.70283;94,5710,421668.0,6501385
Refundi g 27,04 125 15,9l7650 695,0
$
-1952-
4,2795.62 50, 0 67,850 120, 3650 1,0392540 2,4785019 16,0. 0
60 , 0
2,~50, 0
JTSEFFYM3UNEIONOIOHDAAVI0RXCRESG 610207539'2,840.1 37605,6497519455,008
;7.:.._ FJEMFUSIITUVCSHDOIA0RHXPIUEEADT1—:1—9553TRNCTeRoafoCeuRNpTtfniuaetdwnofpulditnlgwdgiS$l«g»$$253:9,717O/81P7,22482'40164363,06005-u -l'T^2O5326,511823,17704,9.698041.!057267,o"—-~247681213558973400,3,18'99,6,1725
GFOOVRERENIMGNT,
Total
490,27361 10,3652 153.6 241 15,76 58 1,520, 0 29,043951 45,704 73 746,230196 321, 6 0 1,96 31 51,843 12 6,26,0 35479Y3.41 98,2 108 32,57 0 ~ 6~o ,6o 95,43.951 36,49 073
139,570 145.07,
2,475190
Refundl g 97,8 10 576,28037 2,547,0 85,2 5 36,91250 3,54.50 38,0450 841,02 1
$
-1950
31,80735 30,"9ob70 6827415,06 4,038415
$
-195
70 ,0 0
4,80 , 0
2,4 7 359 143,750 1,9536 98 24, 50
New
Total
321. 6,0 1,4709 41,536750 6,26,0 20^548,20 182,56.30 31,05 0 ~6 o 75o 6,50. 0 15,270
$
8,24 10 93,74 10
924,7 8 10, 0 75,0 0 40,657 6 50,47168 1,895,0
$
-1950
Total
3,6702,148 10, 0 75,0" 0 548,37065 2,041326 26,10
3,025,0
9, 49,60 963,40 3,678 50 3.720, 0
1,37 ,52 Reconstrui
295, 175 1,"6876 751,~9376O 257,61850
60 ,0 0
13,79.0 1,4960 51,68340 94,3250 10,7925
18,9 650
14,267 0
for
Capit l
$
New
MAUNNICPDAL
LOAN
FARM
Total
2,78543102 31,208 0 34)51,69 674,1.06 12,0 5785"0,0 16,58.0
3,9704 87
4,1509 78
sToi o 750,976 2,60174 3 31,0 0
$
2,97645 20 153,70 286,95423 645,12 3 26,0 0 61,59712
Refundi g 10, 815 201,250 7,486,530 1,932,540
3,2480
20:,0 0
67,7,621891385053 BHtGiIoaonvenernrmkalt.
_
OCORPFATE,
SUM ARY
1J3U95N0ERCNeafupenidtwlg$402,,136no3te7s 8251,64034 87n5otes —32,78_0_ notes 43763-98,B0anki:127,8503 647:L°r„:iBan/0Go%7."gec;:,325&91cites,Po0n™ 1,207347963 Sbatfuionnceydildsse
EMNODNTHSCorpate— Domestic— bLooanngn-dtedrsm Short-em stock_ stock Candi- bLooanngn-dtedsrm stoc_k stock foreign- bLooanngn-dtedrsm stock Comstockn Tocomtaratelinteraonl GSoCvearnnmdiatn •Municpal—Stes,Staes toal fdignuoorets
Pref red Com on
6
Pref red Com on Other Pref red
Grand
",raF
,
.
'
United
•These
290, 0
54,82560 38,749 03 13,2914 64,132 96 165,081246 68,0 513 94,135067 187,26 0 1,5742,180 85,04 03 23,50 80,358 49 1,73956 1,9850 25,0 0 194)81~246 79, 5 13
ACHNARDTE
167,261 721,025
31,0 0 28,1 05 630, 0 3, 647 2,07,025
153,48750 153,48750
Capitl 156,20 9 45,670 61,74985 25,0 26,0 5417 2,90485
50 ,0 50 ,0 0
7,348,0 5
290, 0
537,245 38.749,03 13,0718 63,41 71 165,081246 6.87 34 984,7159 156,2 0 1,54920715 84,2.403 23,50 75^021,873 439,6 571 1,9850 25,0 0 19,081246 784,3984
426,960
102,4 0 103,4 0
Refundig 21,50 0 274,3 50 4,50,0 58,94 605 685,0 2,482,0 41,9 239 40,8534
7777
426,960
Capitl
New
1, 82,7 9 9,419,07
39592,18 5 8,9150 201,37253 43,6086 1,27,354 38 ,50 173,2 4 89, 3478 14,81 9
78,53 40 1,08 25
$
—1954
.
1,0392685
251,530,0 3115,230,78.0
20 ,0 0
12,50 90 ,0 9,248,0
_
15.630 1,5697024 402,51 8 1,0910 1,74598 287,50349 10,735 0 15,3 1 16734.250 32506,096
201,250 201,250
23,50_ 1,7085
. NToetwal $$' 134,90 169,80 271,0 2 317765,,2538.400 1,0 25,0 24,09
2,54183
ONGREOUFPWING 58,37
$.
:
90,0 0
25508,1938 5,10368 30,25893 80,17 3 3,1 31 16.34,250 75,029
195,0
2,56 0
10,631 5 18760, 0 s&moT S 89,20 85 857,26 0 Federal
$
-1953
50, 0 56,1820 120, 3650 287, 043 2,09316 16,0
375 l73 2 5,0
15,376 29
173,2 4
90 .0
134,6 90 2,1048965 208,1950 12,50 472,9804 219.7836 10,376154 1,38 50 14,983.7 40,975819
1,08263
21,50 35,27^04 4,50,0 60,24857 685,0 375,173 2.70,0 51,6392
9,70 0 89,1596
752,18 163,50 173,2 4
513,64.19 38,9150 20,9271 43,6086 89, 3478 104.78,19 92,5 38
•
16,13,69—0742: ecotp,150manufctres9.oies42maa3nuf1c8tnr7ig—d5, 0e9tc 13,2*4—h4e,o98l3tdci7n.g,89765 493,2,760s1ec3u0ri5t
J3EU—NND0E $Notesa—nd12,690 357 ectop.-r,12,0manufces9 ories 6aman1unfctdrig74,520 98etc.—1 —25h,0eotrlatdcin.g,897- 2,136487 NBootaens-ds eco<tp—r, manufctes ori——-_-50.amanunfctdrig , etc — -hoterladtcin.g,2 1I03,4 ecotpr, manuf acesori amanunfctdrig etc htoterrladuticsng.,,
trading,
trust ,
Bonds
trus , ;
MONTHS Long-Term Railroads Maotnords industral Rubier Miscelanous Short-Tem Railroads utiles Equipment Maontodrs industral buildngs, R:ubier Shiping Miscelanous
utiles csoteall,,Equipment buildngs, ShipingInvestmn
csoteal,l, Investmn
6
Public Iron,
Other Land,
Oil
Total
Public Iron,
Other Land,
Oil
trus,
Total
Stocks-
coal, industral buildngs, Shipng Investmn Miscelanou
Railro—ads util es ste l, Equipment and
Public Iron, Mot rs Other Land,
otal—
T
utiles coal, industral buildngs, Shipng Miscelanou corpate
Railroads Public Isrtoen,l, Equipment Maontdrs Other
Total
oil
Land, Rub er
6
(1326)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(Continued from page 3)
Dated
Total Amount
t
Security
4
91-day
Refunding
•„
Mar 18
Mar 25
1
$
bills
1,500,798,000
1,500,262,000
536,000
1,501,139,000
1,500,689,000
450,000
1,501,159,000
510,000
1,501,159,000
1,501,048,000
1,500,538,000
1,501,440,000
1,501,272,000
U. S. savings bonds
601,778,926
Depositary bonds..
Mar
Mar
Indebtedness
$
,■
91-day Treas. bills
94-day Treas. bills
91-day Treas. bills
91-day Treas. bills
Mar 11
Mar 22
Mar
Treas.
New
u
Accepted
$
Mar
vestment
1,916,000
1
Tax
Total
antic'n
for
trusts, trading, holding companies, etc., $114,or 3.05%; equipment manufacturers, $12,500,000,
0.31%; rubber, $11,388,500, or 0.30%; land, buildings,
etc., $10,376,154, or 0.27%; motors, $900,000, or 0.24% and
shipping, $173,224, or 0.04%.
168,000
601,778,926
1,916,000
-
—
notes.
In the tabulation below
rate
March..—.
8,109,278,926
6,002,761,000
8
1,500,672,000
1,500,672,000
1.500,053,000
1,500,053,000
Apr
15
Apr
22
Apr
27
Apr
Bonds and
2,106.517,926
ISSUES
Preferred
1
TO
JUNE
1
1,501,274,000
1,501,394,000
Apr
1
1,502,504,000
1952___„_
2,396,000
Total
antic'n
for
645,612,523
4,062,747,666
3,093,991,227
359,703,319
674,841,016
514,370,385
3,547,427,109
2,593,244,500,
-321,097,558
421,590,348
April—
2,883,407,308
220,716,250
335,123,027
2,709,167,400
319,581,538
303,449,111
3,332,198,049
7,502,860,000
1,517,546,774
1,502,433,000
1,500,318,000
2,115,000
bills
1,500,489,000
May 20
bills
1,501,255,000
1,499,945,000
1,310,000
May 27
91-day
bills
1,503,051,000
1,500,726,000
Treasury
Treasury
notes—
2,205,132,000
notes.—
2,889,328,000
2,060,493,650
494,956,472
210,071,316
702,108,990
437,801,291
May 13
May 17
May 17
Treas.
1,500,489,000
1,768,505,620
292,202,925
65,236,160
Ctfs. of indebt'ness
1,785,399,000
May 17
Ctfs. of indebt'ness
1,501,728,000
322,529,100
1,501,728,000
Ctfs. of indebt'ness
May 17
Ctfs* of indebt'ness
271,640,900
271,640,900
1
U.S. savings
bonds
463,771,151
Depositary bonds..
33,000,000
1
Tax
May
May
May
Total
antic'n
for
notes.
463,771.151
33,000,000
•
—
—_
May
______
$2,644,683,521
$505,468,163
3,156,809,720
286,925,423
1953
3
12,772,103,000
1,500,501,000
1,500,501,000
91-day Treas. bills
91-day Treas., bills
June 17
91-day Treas. bills
1,500,303,000
91-day Treas. bills
1,500,973,000
3,214,991.227
U. 8. savings
Depositary
June
1
1,500,160,000
bonds
______
1,500,160,000
522,691,636
bonds.
287,835,942
522,691,636
5,045,000
"
Total
for
six
6,529,673,636
monthe—
527,736,036'
6,001,937,000
70,400,608,567 62,461,395,000
7,939,213,567
due
425,132,638
3,471,246,585
2,775,367,400
319,581,538
303,449,111
3,398,398,049
2,060,493,650
494.956,472
220,743,813
2,776,193,935
2,068,374,000
702,108,990
446,643,791
3,217,126,781
1,793,505,620
292,202,905
66,136,160
2,151,844,705
Co.
1,
1979.
tive
'
»INTRA-GOVERNMENT
expansion
Ohio
Valley
struction.
$
_
,
Jantiary—
■Certificates
July
Below we list the principal issues of securities
placed
during the first half of 1954 giving at the* same time the
1,
June
Notes
Total
for January
t259,166,000
71,029,000
tures
'1188,137,000
for
for
24,050,000
142,345,000
Canadian
Pacific
series
due
Edison
1984.
11,478,000
166,395,000
61,201,000
Total
229,000,000
t39,717,000
106,454,000
134,474,000
128,020,000
for
March....
295,737,000
363,474,000
Total
for
April
164,000,000
24,973,967
115,727,000
47,850,000
,—__
116,700,000
168,850,000
327,577,000
Certificates—..—.—
for
May..
14,000,000
138,733,000
—
for
Total
Carrier
Co.
+604.233.500
due
Indiana,
24,000,000
31,837,720,000 30,975,948,500
si^TKmthS—
861,771.500
33,360,700,000 32,328,926,500
Jan.
Pacific
25 000 000
1,
certificates,
Purpose,
Gas
preferred
Retirement
Fund.
Foreign
Service
Retirement
Retirement Fund, Alaska Railroad Retirement
Fund,
System,
Government
Fund.
Life
Federal
Insurance
Deposit
Fund,
Insurance
Savings and. Loan Insurance Corporation.
for
National
of
995,562
$3,726,851,724
$4,150,944,787 for the
for
1952
and
the
as
the
smaller
due
or
$3,232,090,415,
13.28%.
of
24,150,000
or
for
86.72%
The
foregoing
series
bond
against
and
figure
of
$153,750,000,
contrasted
new
of
the
135,067 in 1953.
Public
or 68.19%
and stocks
up
to $494,-
$50,000,000
somewhat smaller
amounted
to
of the
or
sum
hold
of
first
$994-
414%
debentures
construction
first
general
March
&
and
mortgage
for expansion
15,
and
Power
for
Line
1984.
Purpose,
shares
for
to
$25).
or
refunding.
3%
first
3%%
(Canada)
bonds,
mortgage
etc%f $£08,-.
in¬
to 29.7%
series
Edison
Co.
to
mort¬
April
shares of
bank
Gas
for
314%
Co.
due
Feb.
Edison
1984.
first
common
loans
for
and
mortgage
1974.
1,
distinction
our
Pennsylvania
stock
first
con¬
Purpose,
pipeline
to
repay
to
3%
Stores,
convertible
bank
Co.
first mortgage bonds, series
refunding ($40,000,000) and
314%,
sinking
bank
and
Light
fund
loans
Co.
Purpose,
Island
Inc.
267,000
and
notes
for
due
working
704,917
to
repay
shares
bank
of
loans
refunding.
and
Co.
shares
(par
4.30%'
of
$100).
cumulative
Purpose,
to repay
stock,
promissory notes due April 1,
200,000
series
shares
E
of
4.35%
$100).
(par
cumu¬
Purpose,
"
Ohio
Power
1984.
Following is
314%
to
first
mortgage
bank
repay
bonds
loans
and
due
for
April
new
1,
con¬
struction.
1974.
Gas
&
bonds,
Electric
series
Co.
X,
314%
due
first
June
1,
and
refunding
1984.,
Purpose,
purposes
($1,960,000).
due
May
Gas
10,
It ought
misunderstanding
list of all private issues which
a
Investment
have
we
System,
1964.
Co.
Illinois,
of
314%
senior
a
years:
notes
due
June
1,
(June).
V
.
American
Investment
Illinois,
of
Co.
$5,000,000
1969,
4%
subordinated
notes
due
June
(June).
>
Works Co.,.5%
&
Machine
&
Iron
American
Machine Works
sinking fund notes, $625,000
'
Iron
}
sinking fund notes, $625,000
Co., 5%
(February).
due
•
Machine
March
Arizona
1,
Public
1984,
Arkansas
Foundry
&
Co., 4%
$15,000,000
1959,
15-year sinking
(May).
314%
Co.,
Service
,
first
mortgage
Inc.
Purpose,
314%
fer
subordinated
new
debentures
construction.
fund debentures
\ '
.
bonds
due
March
(March).
$15,000,000
Oil
Fuel
Arkansas-Missouri
314%
Corp..
1,
Power
sinking
$800,000
1983,
debentures
fund
due
June
■
414%
Co.,
first
1,
>'
.
mortgage
bonds
due
Sept.
(January).
Armstrong (A. J.) Co., Inc., 434% debentures, series D (subordinated),
due serially July 1, 1959 to 1964, Inclusive, $1,500,000 (June),
Armstrong Rubber Co. 414%
(March).
Associates
Associates
ferred
and
refunding ($63,040,000) and for general corporate
50,000,000 Columbia
No
issues
include bank loans.
not
$10,000,000
Investment,
due
June- 1,
(par
Canteen
1966,
Co.,
debentures
due
$7,000,000
Jan.
414%
1978,
Co
(May).
'
first mortgage bonds dated Sept. 1,
1953
shares
414%
of
(March).
(June).
America^
of
-'
pre¬
$4,325,000
$2,800,000
Hydro-Electric
1967,
1,
cumulative
125,000
$100), $12,500,000
Light Co.,
Sept. 1,
$1,000,000
capital
.
Bangor & Aroostook RR.
$2,000,000 (March).
-Bangor
promissory notes due 1955-1969,
414%'
(M|rch).
stock
Automatic
Co.,
Investment
Atlanta Gas
MAY
Pacific
any
of the figures for the past several
summary
$10,000,000
Purpose,
public
com¬
fdj^ working capital.
Lighting'Co.
preferred
and
the compilation is only of security
figures, that
does
avoid
to
clear
1974, $11,000,000 (June).
25,000.000 Beneficial Loan Corp^j 3%%
1974.
Purpose, refunding.
Long
private
compilation of capital flotations.
made
be
the
of
1,
&
par).
prefef^ed stock
loans
sold
pur¬
($10,000,000).
repay
Power
(no
but
companies arid banks.
between
made
detailed
to
1,
construction.
new
is
(January).
Co.
Purpose,
Glass
Purpose,
comprise
offered
relatively few large
a
chasers, ordinarily insurance
1,
construction.
new
construction
new
publicly
not
reported in the first six months of 1954, together with
bonds
1,
might be well to explain,
issues
negotiation to
by
directly
American
and
route
of all corporate financing and com¬
it
sales,
securities
issues and
600,000
repay
the
for
private
with 32.6% so placed in the same period in 1953.
Private
also
first
due
D,
the
bonds
construction.
new
The figures
common
National
construction.
Purpose,
Natural
Owens-Illinois
mortgage
$219,-
amounted
pares,
mortgage
of
com¬
pipeline
of
acquisition
This
of 1954.
through
placed
df* 1954
in
Co.
Co.
trust
new
California
loans
26,700,000 Safeway
$65,000,000
aggregating $1,107,911,-
months of last year.
six
first
year
program.
refunding
601,453
Co.
Purpose, for
Pipe
the
those
Purpose,
1989.
Commonwealth
for
20,000,000
Half Year
issues placed privately shows
with 203 issues aggregating $1,335,046,220 sold in
half
convertible
new
Purpose,
Insurance
collateral
Southern
mon
place
dollar
$472,978,044,
11.80%'; oil',
5.50%; railroads, $134,616,960,
to repay
capital.
over¬
Securities in the
of
Sales
sold during the first half
were
American
29.04%
the total
12.69%; miscellaneous,
$440,975,819, or
278,386, or 5.85%; iron, steel,
coal, copper,
refunding mort¬
Purpose,
construction.
1984.
They aggregated $2,100,489,659,
of the over-all
total, while other industrial
manufacturing issues
1,
(par
lative
to
for
Co,
27/8%
due
Purpose,
Southern
for
20,000,000
respect to
first and
15-year
1968.
Co.
N,
Q, due^May
40,000,000
A,
,
$3,930,000.
that 189 issues of this character,
American
volume of issues
placed.
or
for
over¬
\
the first half of 1954 with
/91,500,
and
j
Gas
Lighting
and
bank
compared
$1,082,168,203,
utility offerings continued
56.35%
bank loans
APRIL
figures
series
fund debentures due
$16,070,000; working
3%% sinking
Purpose, refunding
Co.
record of security
Our
first mortgage bonds
repay
314%
14'%
3
$2.50).
sinking fund
capital
$3,003,059,720 in 1953; shortissues, $103,400,000, or 2.77% as
with the
Private
for
and
struction.
28,069,772
$2,541,283,^21,
note
3%%
to
Purpose,
15,
Fund
March
new
half
totaled
loans
24,000,000 Texas Eastern Penn-Jersey Transmission Corp. 4.20%
mortgage pipeline bonds due 1973.
Purpose, for new
with
all total and
compared with
Co.
Edison
(par
stock
larger
$4,040,313,652 for new capital and $110,631,135 for
refunding for the six months ended June 30, 1953.
Long-term bond and note financing in the first
1954
Co.
Purpose,
1969.
30,000,000 Intel-provincial
20,000,000
total, while refunding obligations added
761,309,
bank
repay
loans.
Natural
Fireman's
gage
against
Issues placed in the first half of 1054
totaled
1974.
1983.
1,
1,
capital
pares
due Dec.
30,000,000 Houston
and
$3,562,133,367 for 1951.
purposes
June
July
first mortgage bonds
Surety Co. and its subsidiary.
Service
like period in 1953; $4,272,-
somewhat
1,
Paso
stock
retired.
offerings placed in the first half
to
3'/a %
to
Gas
Electric Co.
Edison
bonds,
34,282,821
Fund,
Postal
Corporation,
INet
El
1974.
corporate
1979.
bank
$40,000,000 Detroit
i
amounted
Co.
Trailer
due
construction.
414% first mortgage bonds,
Purpose, new construction.
Co.
Mining
Erie
Fruehauf
stock
common
y
354%
first mortgage.
Purpose, repay bank
1974.
1.
June
due
new
20 000 000
program.
MARCH
Results for the Half Year
Total
Power
of
,
Co.
Transmission
Gas
bonds
and
''
shares
1
construction.
pipeline
3%%
first mortgage
Purpose, to repay bank
construction
mortgage bonds due June
1,000,000 shares of 4.50% re¬
stock (par $25).
Purpose, new
Electric Co.
&
first
Tennessee
25 000 000
foi
loans
...
679,436
for
514% - cumulative
expansion program;
promissory note due June 1, 1979. Purpose,
$12,500,000; general corporate purposes $12,-
deemable
Inc.
1984.
1,
Purpose,
1,031,773,500
Service
Insurance
15,
Feb
bonds
of special series certificates and
notes; certificates
Adjusted Service Certificates Fund and Unemployed IrusL Fund
notes to Federal Old
Age and Survivors Insurance Trust Account.
Zone
Co.
.
of
Purpose,
$50).
(par
stock
shares
540,000
Corp.
Steel
refunding
.
trust
inclusive.
construction.
1983.
Pacific Gas &
repay
'
June—
for
V
of capital
\
Corp.
25,000,000 Consumers Power Co. 3% first
1, 1984.
Purpose, refunding.
■
equipment
1955-1969,
of
new
due
debentures
^
construction.
due
1,466,005,000
to
Savings
or
bonds
gage bonds, series W, due Dec. 1, 1984.
bank loans and for new construction.
♦Comprises sales
and
McLouth
FEBRUARY
317,798,000
M,941,522,000 27,475,517,000
——2,896,198.000
3,500.431.500
Total
in
27 000 000
■
338,141,000
456,531,000
...
'
Purpose,
par).
25 000 000
first and
t20,343,000
f
.
(no
preferred
York, Inc. 3%%
mortgage
3 14%
2,
Power
1,
Jan.
42,850,200 Detroit
Certificates
Notes
as
utilit:
gas
413
124,733,000
314%
Line Co.
expansion.
construction.
new
June—
*
Purpose,
•
Electric Co. 878,878 shares of common stock
construction program.
~r
Philadelphia
■
Co.
construction.
new
Ry.
Purpose,
Dec.
due
$60,000,000
term
for
for
par),
due
46,877,000
104,390,000
Total
and
Consumers
new
■1
352,141,000
Notes
Pipe
Eastern
1974.
1,
V
500,000.
New
first
20,000,000 Michigan Consolidated
280,700,000
I
May—
of
Purpose,
of
314%
Jan.
Service
loans
167,737,000
279,727,000
Notes
all
Co.
20,000,000 Appalachian Electric
Certificates
sum
acquire
r
mortgage
sinking fund deben¬
to repay bank loans
equipment.
(no
1954
1979.
to
Edison
25-year
first
program.
bonds,, series K, due Jan.
April—
Life
\
20 000 000
189,283,000
_—
Federal
Co.
Purpose,
M,
25,000,000 Public
._—...
Notes
and
15,
expansion
Ohio
new
Civil
Jan.
314 %
Co.
Consolidated Edison
March—
Certificates
Purpose,
Commonwealth
30,000,000
49,723,000
227,596,000
February......
3 V2 %* 25-year
Co.
1979,
refunding mortgage bonds, series''J, due Jan.
1,
1984.
Purpose, to repay bank loans and for new construction.
153,823,000
Total
Canal
from
25,020,000
73,773,000
Notes
sold
1,
Refining
due
and
35,000,000
Gas
Jan.
properties
-
.
due
55,000,000 Atlantic
403,676,000
February—
Certificates
*
101,163,000
215,539,000
bonds
son-
new
<
29,831,852
302,513,000
Purpose,
32,000,000 Scudder Fund of Canada, Ltd.' 1,000,000 shares
*
stock (par $1),. Purpose, for investment.
'
Illinois
and col¬
first mortgage
1982.
1,
Jan.
System, Inc. 36% debentures, series D, due
Purpose, for construction program.
\
1979.
Panhandle
35,000,000
;
purpose of the issue:
Net Issued
$
43,347,000
172,192,000
——„
due
bonds
etc.
40,000,000 Columbia Gas
Large Domestic Corporate Issues During the Half Year
$60,000,000 Northern
Retired
3%%
Electric Corp.
trust
1
'
FINANCING
Issued
^
five-year deben¬
working capital.
234%
Corp.
Purpose,
convertible
pose,
54 000,000
1959.
Cyanamid Co. 580,235 shares of 33/4% cumula¬
preferred stock, series C (par $100). Purand working capital.
58,023,500 American
1
Acceptance
15,
June
JANUARY
4
America 3%
sinking fund debentures
Purpose, to repay bank loans and for
of
Motors
due
tures
lateral
-
first mortgage
Gas Corp. 314 %
Purpose, to repay bank loans and
Electric Power Co. 314% first mortgage bonds
1984. Purpose, for new construction.
June
General
3,367,020,146
335,123,027
"
mortgage
loans and
3%
expansion.
100,000,000
321,097,558
____
first
to repay bank
Co.
May 1,
Aluminum
$100,000,000
4,272,995,562
220,716,250
1947__
of 4.10%
to repay
Purpose,
May 1, 1984,
construction.
3,562,133,367
2,915,407,308
1946
—
June———_C
694.451,016
521,576,643
Purpose,
JUNE
4,150,944,787
2,620,789,950
1945
b,O45,Q00
for
due
shares
$100).
Illuminating
due
20,000,000 Wisconsin
'
.
*
Tax antic'n notes.
Total
'•
refunding.
210,000
(par
construction.
new
1989.
1,
$576,700,040 $3,726,851,724
363,553,319
2,752,720,782
2,707,653,151
1 500,973,000
1
."' '7
-1
for
Electric
new
Total
707,209,644
1952____„
1,500,303,000
June 24
June
"•
30
Stocks
(par $100). Purpose,
Corp.
20,000,000 New York State Electric &
Common
1951
_____
of 4.18%
construction.
new
for
1949
15,479,756,151
June 10
June
for
1950
—
1948
June
JUNE
TO
1
Stocks
and
due May
bonds
Power
preferred stock
20,000,000 Cleveland
ISSUES—INCLUDING
Preferred
Notes
1954.._____
—
322,529,100
CORPORATE
Bonds and
V
1,785,399,000
May 17
FOREIGN
CANADIAN-—JAN.
2,205,132,000
1,
due May
'
Mohawk
loans
bonds
AND
first and refunding
1984. Purpose, for
314%
Co,
Power
series K,
construction.
bank
2,125,944,705
DOMESTIC
purposes.
&
bonds,
cumulative preferred stock
__
2,889,328,000
debentuers.
3%
35-year
Co.
Purpose, to repay advances from Amer¬
Telegraph Co., the parent, and for
Electric
cumulative
3,133,084,281
1
1945
and for investments
&
corporate
21,000,000 Niagara
2,765,521,438
1,993,174,000
_
2,325,000
May 17
1947—____
1946
v
due June
debentures
314%
Co,
Telephone
Bell
1989.
1,
Telephone
Virginia
3,439,246,585
9,020,406,774
Jersey
May
mortgage
3,335,982,406
1949
notes.
Gas
24,994,200 Public Service Electric & Gas Co, 249,942 shares
1950
bills
6
25,000,000
Pur¬
subsidiaries.
new
-
2,745,220,782
'
■
Natural
Purpose, to repay bank loans
general
1951
91-day Treas.
91-day Treas.
91-day Treas.
May
Total
2,396,000
1,500,313,000
repay
1979.
4,128,535,562
287,835,942
>
of 4.08%
preferred stock (par $100),
bank loans and for working capital.
in
$543,913,040 $3,620,044,724
1,000,883,000
2,191,000
511,230,774
511,230,774
Tax
286,925,423
1953
Stocks
J
debentures
fund
sinking
refunding,
Purpose,
convertible
1,
ican
1948
bills
bonds
Depositary bonds..
U. S. savings
Apr
846,000
1,500,428,000
1,501,394,000
to
pose,
due
3,130,209,720
1984.
3V4%
Co.
Gas
1973.
25,000,000 Consolidated
Common
Stocks
1,
cumulative
80
$505,468,163
Natural
Nov.
25,000,000 New
JAN.
$2,570,663,521
1954-
1,000,883,000
91-day Treas.
29
Apr
91-day Treas. bills
91-day Treas. bills
52-day Treas. bills
V
types of securities brought out
The second
tables includes foreign corporations:
CORPORATE
1,
May
35,000,000 Allis-Chalmers Manufacturing Co. 350.000 shares
domestic issues by
DOMESTIC
first and refund¬
Purpose, for new
Gas Co. 314%
&
due
,
due
show the volume of corpo¬
we
Electric
bonds
mortgage
construction.
40,000,000 Northern
in the first half of each of the
past 10 years.
1
91-day Treas. bills
91-day Treas. bills
1
Apr
ing
:
or
Notes
Apr
50,000,000 Public Service
983,478,
Type of
Monday, October 4, 1954
...
414%
.
promissory
note
due
to
(June).
first mortgage 414%
bonds due July 1, 1976,
^
Co.,
314%,
first
mortgage
bonds
due
1984,
Number 5365
Volume 180
Bell & Howell Co.,
jj(March).
promissory notes due Jan. 1,
3%%
'
1969, $1,500,000
Hackehsack
"'
,
Water
mortgage bonds
first
3%
Co.
(May).
.
Howell
&
dian
Loan
*
•
•
April
(Cana¬
Hartford
l,
Union
1974,
Co.,
fund
sinking
338%
debentures
due
1974,
1,
1964,
April
Finance
$*2,000,000
March
sinking
4V2%
Plan,
fund
stock,
April 1,
1969,
,!
"'
...
4'A %
Co.,
first
mortgage
due
bonds
Feb.
1974,
1,
sinking fund debentures due
Co. 4%%
(March).
$1,500,000
due
$2,000,000
1984,
4%%
Co.,
Feb.
1,
mortgage bonds,- series
first
3.45%
I,
100,000
$10),
cumulative
5.3%
"
(April).
Co.
shares
100,000
5.3%
of
'
,:
...
first
bonds,
mortgage
E,
series
Inc.
(March),
4%%
Corp.
1,
Interprovincial
promissory notes due 1963, $600,000
Corp.,
J
lateral
due Dec.
-I
•
notes
4'A%
J
'
1'
-
•
-
-
f
.
1969,
series
bonds,
\
»
1,
I
'
-
-
30-year
(April).
June
due
V
r
mortgage
$12,000,000
1982,
-
.
(January).
Pacific Ry.,
Canadian
Jan.
Central
Gas
$100,000
1974,
Carrier
Corp.,
5*A%
April
due
mortgage bonds
first
-
1969, $4,900,000
shares of 4.25%
50,000
Co.,
(May).
$5,000,000
$100),
(June).
Indiana
000.000
Gas
1,
due Jan.
E,
Central
?
Lake Placid Co. 10-year notes due Sept.
cumulative
Lane,
1984,
$2,000,000
due
Bryant,
Libby,
j
•
first mortgage bonds,
-
tive
Public
Vermont
preferred
Clayton
Road
Jan.
Development
1973,
Commonwealth
due
Control
Shoe
&
Engineering
April
1,
Cottrell
and
B.)
due
in
sinking
3%%
fund
(May).
Dr.
37/8%
due
notes
Mobile
(May).
promissory
due
notes
1969,
1,
May
National
New
(January).
Co.,
100,000
(April).
Plastics
June
1,
Inc.,
4%%
promissory
Chemicals,
$2,000,000
1974,
Sept.
due
note
3V2%
Inc.,
fund
sinking
1969,
1,
$2,-
debentures
New
(June).
El
Dorado
750,000
Valley
Motor
Refining
promissory
Co.,
4
(June).
notes
to
due
1,
May
Paso
Dec.
El
Gas
Natural
15,
1968,
1968,
4Va%
Co.,
Gas
43A%
Co.,
line
pipe
mortgage
first
bonds
debentures
fund
Oct.
due
due Feb.
Natural
Paso
Dec.
Gas
1968,
15,
line
pipe
mortgage
4>/8% first
$19,200,000 (June).
Co.,
North
*
Utilities
Associates,
,1978,.$7,000,000
Edison
*
Sault
Electrical
1967,
Electric
Emerson
promissory
Corp.
Ohio
May
due
1974,
1,
Manufacturing Co.,
promissory
4%
Car
1,
1969,
&
"
Phonograph
notes
due
Gas
$7,500,000
notes due
%
1974,
series A,
bonds,
mortgage
July
due
Hundred
note
due
promissory
4'A%
1,
1,
June
due
notes
1969,
Florida
Power
stock,
C
Fort Smith Gas Corp.,
Frontier
Fruit
R,
Growers
4%
Co.,
first
mortgage
bonds
due
June
due
equipment
3%
Co.,
(March).
cates,
1959,
General
to
March
mortgage note dated
(March).
'nature
1,
1,
1954
and
first
Swasey
-
1979,
due
(March),
15-year promissory note, $3,700,000
$40,000,000
sinking fund notes due 1984,
■
3%%
Co.,
1963
debentures
fund
sinking
4%
Inc.,
quarterly
equipment
4%
including April
and
to
trust
1974,
due
;
Coast
& Coke Co.,
promissory note due June 30,
1,
1973,
first mortgage bonds due June 1,
1974,
mortgage
first
bonds
due
Ohio
Dec.
certifi¬
1, 1974,
summary
1, 1958,
General
15,
Motors
1967,
New
33/b%
Mexico,
mortgage
first
bonds
due
(April).
of
Paper
Co.,
Motors
General
Acceptance
$100,000,000
1959,
Corp. 3%%
$15,000,000
Stores Corp.
fund
sinking
4%
mortgage
bonds
1965,
due
Lakes
1974,
Great
Lines
Greenwich
debentures due
five-vear
Co.
June
Co.
..
4%
*
Richfield
*
1,
debentures
fund
Feb.
due
1,
notes
due
Oct.
1,
1974,.
Sea-Pak
(March).
Paper
Co.
4%
promissory
notes
"
Gas
Co.
$200,000
4'/2%
first mortgage
(January).
Oct.
1,
1974,
••
1,
Co.,
(January).
due
Co.,
sinking
fund
4.10%
1974,
$15,000,000
Greyhound
Corp.
434%
Corp.
43A%:
(May)..
Greyhound
(May).
20-year promissory notes, series A,
due Jan.
15,
(January ).*
<
notes
sinking
B
series
A. notes, due
'
•
15,
1975,
$10,000,000
South
Jan.
15,
1974,
$15,000,000
South
1,
.
.
,
fund notes due
Jan.
serial
Co.,
(April).
000
*
series A,
1, 1968, $3,-
1, 1969, $4,-
■
due
1,
March
1956-1963,
inclusive,
Generating
(
,
volume
of
29.8
volume
213
issues
Volume
Percent of total
volume
$1,234,329,369
35.6
°L396.705,745°0
1948"volumer
1047..
Number
Percent
of
42.3
Co.,44% promissory notes due 1964, $250,-
$2,703,536,Olf
3/ !>
37/*
$1,405.995,si.uo.mp'
55.8
41.#
177
#
$975,296,545 $2,209,625,9^
45.8
39..*
$1,400,982,395
44.5
41.1
total volume
243
$758,691,200 $1,388,893,599
27.3
39.2
194
Issues
of total volume
194S~Sy.r
$2,397,688,p
4XT
4c/7
$2,147,584,7:#
34.#
$450,826,0?? n.221M*£l $1,672,545,^;
35.5
14.0
Percent of tctal voiume
Percent
"•
-
$1,853,581,851 $3,217,675,288
•'
Generating
Carolina
$1,368,489,872
34.9
,
$1,425,070,204 $2,775,529,123
37.9
43.1
-0.4
Volume
promissory notes due Feb.
notes
.
Carolina
(February).
Number
Percent of
debentures,
Co.,.3%%' first mortgage bonds due Oct.
1979, $1,250,000 (February).
July
due
series
Clock
$500,000
—-—- —
——-
.
31.9
volume
1946-?„U,le
Co.,v37/8%
Sessions
Percent of total
1040
®
'
Greyhound Corp. 43A%
1955-1969,
debentures due June
promissory notes due Dec.
37/b%
Finance
Seaboard
June'1,
due
(February).
OOQ.OOO (April).
A,
.
promissory -notes
5V2%' subordinated convertible
1964, $100,000, (March).
Finance
000.000
series
•
April
Seaboard
,
bonds,
■
due
Corp.,
335 o46,220
32.6
^_iS®^::"$1|364(093)437
Percent of total
(March).
Controls
$9,000,000
1969,
due
(June).
$1,107,911,413
29.7
1951~Volumer !'_!!!!!!:""$1.350,458,924
due June
-
3.85%
30-year
$16,000:000
Robertshaw-Fulton
1,
-
promissory
Co.,
series A,
—
volume
Numbej-
1952-Number
1944 ia
Total Year
Last 6 Mos.
189
1950_v,Tmer /L_s!u!!:::::$i.oo4,814 ,054
37/8%
Co.,
bonds,
(May).
$2,500,000
Oil
1983,
mortgage
first
(April).
4'/4%
Co.,
$15,000,000
Manufacturing
Rheem
stock (par $1), $412,500
common
•*
4%, sinking
(February).
Mining
1980,
inclusive,
300,000 shares of
Paper
Northern
$6,000,000
1971,
Pipe
Northern
$4,000,000
Great
23A%
Corp.
(June).
•.
$10,000,000
1,
/
I960,
FINANCING
CORPORATE
issues
Percent of total
4'/z% preferred stock (par
(February).
$1,100,000
8100),
Reserve
(April;.
(February).
Great
notes due
subordinated
junior
notes due March 30,
table:
Percent of total volume
Inc., 11,000 shares of
Chemicals,
Reichbold
.
Acceptance
of
Percent of total
,$2,315,000 (June).
promissory notes due Nov. 1, 1959,
$15,000,000 (April).
1,
first mortgage bonds due-
43A%
promissory
private placements since
all
of
given in the following
1953
$1,500,000
Co.
1984,
1,
Publishers'
(May;.
April
Co.,
Line
4»A%
Corp.,
(May).
1954—Number
promissory serial notes due Sept.
5%
March
1,1969, $3,187,500 (June).
Products
■
General
Pipe
Wyoming-Nebraska
A.
first mortgage bonds due
(May).
PRIVATE
(January).
Service
Public
promissory notes due May 1, 1974, $5,000,000
3%
Electric Co., 33A%
Hydro
$194,000 (January).
first mortgage loan,
4V2%
Corp.,
Cable
1972, $300,000
Zonite
1975,
series D, duo
(April).
$1,250,000
Wisconsin
first mortgage bonds due
.
first mortgage bonds,
4%
Co.,
Gas
Kentucky
Nov.
due
1974, $500,00#
(June).
$1,000,000
Volume
April
General Motors Acceptance Cbrp.
Telephone Co., 4»A%
Western Carolina
(April).
notes
due
bonds
mortgage
first
4%
Co.,
Gas
-
.
,,
cumulative pre¬
of $1.28
(February).
$1,500,000
4%
fiF^-mortgage loan, $1,250,000 (March).
Telephone Co., 1(58,000 shares
(par $25), $2,500,000 (May).
stock
ferred
June
.
bonds duo
1978, $7,000,000 (January).
Dec. (1,
1,
(June).
of Canada,-Inc.,
$500,000
Corp.,
series A,
debentures,
(March).
$500,000
Gas
fund
sinking
secured
'
Waveiiy Terminal Bldg.,
Whitaker
._
1, 1969, $2,-
33A% 25-year refunding mortgage
Washington Gas Light Co.,
first mortgage sinking fund bonds due May 1,
(June).
1964,
May 1,
debentures due 1974,
promissory notes due Dec.
4JA%
Co.,
'
1
:
fund
sinking
6%
(January).
000.000
West
bonds
mortgage
Oct. 1, 1966, $1,500,00<>
(May).
&
Warner
West
cumulative pre¬
Canada, Inc., 5V2% subordinated income
(with warrants), $600,000 (January).
of
Progas
(April).
Mills, Inc., 3 V2 %
$400,000
sinking
preferml
.
sinking fund notes due
warrants), $1,000,000 (May).
Co.,
Gas
Natural
,
..
5 'A %
Corp.,
purchase
stock,
(with
..
__
Products
1st 6 Mos.
$2,300,000
Transportation
series 53,
$12,500,000
Gas
$1,000,000
series
certificates,
trust
Progas
first
Inc.,
1,
American
trust
collateral
and
(March).
3.7%
Co.
Steel Co., 434%
(January),
Pittsburgh
Portland
Express
Dealers,
March
General
series B, due ouarterly
notes,
shares of 4.44%
65,000
Metallurgical Co.,
(June).
1969,
1,
•
Gas-Oil
serial
1968, inclusive, $7,300,000 .(February).
$5,000,000
1974,
(June).
$1,710,000
4%%
5V2%
of 5'/2% cumulative
promissory notes due
Press Co.,
(April).
convertible sinking fund debentures due
Co. 3'/8%
1962,
Natural
Pittsburgh
(March).
first mortgage bor.ds, $2,300,000
4'A%
"
..
Co.
3'/2%
Co.
1,
$13,500,000
(February),
(par
10,
1984, $1,000,000
Power Co., 7,000 shares
$100), $700,000 (June).
Allsteel
Victor
(Pa.) 5'/2% 10-year promissory notes
(March).
»
$5,000,000
Refining
$2,500,000
$6,250,000
$100),
(par
stock
Western
Finance
Pioneer
first mortgage
Phila., Pa., 4'/2%
Corp.,
(Apiil).
Light Co., 62,500 shares of 4,/a%. cumulative preferred
&
series
1,
cumu¬
(February).
Gas
promissory notes due March
Pennsylvania, 33A% first mortgage
(February).
of
Volunteer
$100), $6,500,000
(par
$1,528,000
Pioneer
(March).
$500,000
10-year notes,
Street
$1,575,000
1/
,
Electric
&
Corp.
due March
Walnut
1969,
Co.
Jan.
1984,. $2,800,000
bonds., due
mortgage
Corp. 33A%' first mortgage
1082, $54,000,000 (June),
Dairies, Inc. 4 »A %
1969,
Brunschwig & Co., Inc.,
Fifteen
4.15%
of
shares
50,000
(April).
Penn
1,
$5,000,000 (June).
Felix,
Telephone
T969,
March 10,
promissory notes due
(February).
bonds due
1979,
Mining Co., 4!A%
first
1983, $20,000,000 (June).
Corp.,
due
note
promissory
(January),
Oswego Falls
(June).
Erie
Fedders-Quigan
first
Corp.
Natural
Oklahoma
promissory notes due May
4'A %
Corp.,
Corp.
to Nov, 15,
IS'59
Electric
$10,000,000
(June).
Radio
4%
Corp. 5%
Owens-Illinois Glass
Emerson
Gas
$600,000
Car
15,
ferred stock
promissory
43A%
Feb.
Valley
Oklahoma
(March),
Electric
$5,000,000
1,
.
California,
of
4'A%
bonds due *984,
3V2% first mortgage
Unper Peninsula
Inc.
1984,
first mortgage bonds due
3»/2%
(Inc.),
Publishers
fund
Feb. 2,
notes due
fund
sinking
43A%
,
.
Oct. i, 1963,
(February).
&
$2,575,000
1970,
15,
'
(Inc.),
Publishers
&
$925,000
Verson
v
bonds due Jan,
notes
•
.
Products
$410,000
Oct.
.
47A%
Co.,
promissory notes due Jan.
{
promissory notes due
"
■
convertible debentures due
Power Co.,
Heat &
Printers
United
^
due
bonds
trust
(March),
(May).
$500,000
collateral
4%%
(
*
■
(May).
Printers
1960,
1,
4'/2%
Corp.,
(June).
income
0%
United
Co.,
Electric. &
American
from
Eastern
4'/2%
Inc.
Corp.
1965, $3,500,000
1,
due
bonds
March
bonds due
first mortgage
1974, $14,000,000
4% first mortgage and collateral
1, 1972, $6,000,000 (March).
(June).
Light,
United
■
(January).
Finance
1964,
Forging
Steel
$2,500,000
Corp.,
April
due
C,
Light, Heat & Power Co.,
$500,000 (June).
1979,
due
■''
.
Bearing Co.,
American
North
Dec.
El
1,
1,
(April).
$12,150,000
'
414%
Co.
Gas
bonds
mortgage
first
'
y'p
.
series
Williams
&
$1,000,000
American Acceptance Corp.
North
sinking
3'A%
<
" '
Line Co.,
Union
Corp.
bonds, series E, due
firgt mortgage bonds due
Pipe
Oil
h 1969,
$1,000,000
Union
.
mortgage
Co.,
3%%
Co.,
due April
notes
promissory
4Va%
15-year
(May).
' 1
bonds,
June
$500,000
1972,
due
1982,
.
Ultrasonic
bonds
mortgage
(June).
due
(February).
$24,000,000
Natural
Paso
,
33A% first
$600,000 (June).
Mountain
trust
first mortgage bonds, series C, due May 1,
Co. 5%
Electric. Co.
(June).
El
"
;
first
preferred stock (par $100)'| $5,000,000 (March).
Newport
30,
Edison
(April).
cumulative preferred stock
(March).
State
York
June
Transue
-
Merchandise
York
$3,-
1966,
1
>
.
,
Inc.,
Telephone
sinking fund debentures due May 1,
$1,000,000 (Februaryh
lative
*'
•'
414%
Markets,
$1,000,000
1, <1964,
(June).
(June).
$1,000,000
due
Feb.
due
(May).
Hampshire
1964,
New
&
bonds
mortgage
540,000 shares of 5'A%
Co.
1969, $2,500,000
real estate note due to 1967, $1,717,521
..
Duffy-Mott
"
notes due 1969, $1,500,000
promissory
4%
Inc.,
1969,
1,
Trans
Service
Gas
Mississippi
$4,000,000
'
•
.
v.:.4,
$1,150,000
note,.dated Jan. 13, 1954
Jan.' 1, 1969, $1,500,000
1
Pepper Co., 4%
Durez
Gas
1974, $1,500,000
Co.,
4.20% first mortgage
(March).
sinking fund notes due
Inc., 4%%
(February).
$1,500,000
"
serially
due
Transmission Corp.,
1973, $24,000,000
Stores,
Tidewater
inclusive,
1961-1979',
due
■
first
America
Steel Corp.
1979, $100,000
(January).
Dobeckmun
A,
5V4%
capital notes, series
inclusive, $2,500,000 (April).
Manufacturing Co.,
1973,
Drug
Toledo
of
(March).;/-
due
notes
convertible
subordinated
53A%>
Corp.,
1,
cumulative preferred
'
(June).
$1,500,000
due
1969,
March 1,
due
Inc.,
(February).
15,
of America promissory notes due Feb. 1, 1959, $500,000
Mid-Texas Telephone
& Sons Co., 4V2% promissory
installments to and including
May
Thorofare
■/>',.
1964, $300,000 (May).
debentures
promissory
3.70%
due
(February).
MidSouth
Inc.,
Dec.
(par
of 6%
15,000 shares
Penn-Jersey
Glass
note
promissory
4.20%
due Juns
sinking fund debentures
-
Inc.,
1957-1966,
pipeline bonds
Thrifty
debentures
fund
debentures
3.40%
.
(par $50), $27,000,000
due
botes
(January).
$207,000
1964,
(C.
promissory
(June).
Industries,
$3,000,000
sinking
Mercury Manufacturing Co. 43A%
Co.,
stock
preferred
;
Corp.
$600,000
bonds,
(January).
Leather
Chemical
1955-1968,
fund
Tile
McLouth
4 'A %
Inc.,
System,
$7,000,000
1,'1968, $1,800,000
Nov.
Consolidated
sinking
4'/2%
(James),
Eastern
Texas
.
3'/2%
Co.
(May);
(February).
Mastic
•.
.
22-year
5'A%
of
shares
100,000
Corp.,
(par $100),
1, 1970,
26,800 shares of 5.2% cumulative con¬
1954 series (par $50), $1,340,000 (January).
Co.; 4'/2%
(June).
Co.,
(March).
A.)
i,
April
$2,000,000
(May).
Telephone
Mastic Tile Corp.
inclusive,
1955-1969,
t
Broadcasting
15,
Co.,
(June).
$4,500,000
Columbia
..
.
1974,
March,
due
stock
Thatcher
Libby
&
$15,000,000
$1,500,000
cumula¬
(June).:
$1,000,000
serial debentures due
5%
of 4.65%
10,000 shares
Corp.,
$100),
(par
Eakeries, Inc.,
$500,000
(May).
notes
'
Libby
&
McNeill
Mansfield
(March).
Service
stock
Claussen
McNeill
1979,
cumulative preferred
of 4%%
' *,
'
promissory
4%
Inc.
(O.
'
.
Corp.,
Gas
$600,000
"
to Sept.
notes due
sinking fund debentures due Jan.
~ "r
.
.
43/<%
(January).
Gas
Propane
$5,000,000
(April),
promissory
4%
Co.,
Stromberg-Carlson
Sutton
first mortgage sinking fund bonds
Ltd., 4%%
$17,000,000
preferred stock,
1969,
Dt
(par $10),
of common stock
,
.
Central
1,
series
.
1967,
Propane
vertible
du»
$2.50),
(par
bonds,
mortgage
shares
7,684
Co.,
Propane Gas Corp.,
Suburban
Talcott
(June).
1,
1969, $2,750,000
1,
Suburban
i
cumulative
1
:
t;
(March).
$1,200,000
$100), $10,000,000-(May).
series
Libby,
(February).
4.30%
30, 1964, $250,000
$1,-
1979,
'
50,000 shares
Co.,
bonds
mortgage
promissory notes,
434%
;
^
-
Power Co.
Koehring Co. 4'A% promissory notes due Oct. 1, 1969, $1,350,000 (June).
>
,
,
Inc., 4JA%
Co.,
$100), $5,000,000
(par
first
3%%
'
Electric
Power
Maine
stock
Co.,
(March).
Central Louisiana
&
Testers, Inc:
(March).
Central
(May). -
120,000 shares of
(par $50), $6,000,000 (May).
■
Light
stock
preferred
(June).
$25,000,000
1979,
1,
June
promissory notes due
(par
Electric
Johnston
due
note
Publio Service
stock
1969, $5,000,000
May 1;
Iowa
1,
(June).
3%%
Illinois
preferred
Co.,
promissory
Celotex Corp.,
Central
3'A% equipment trust certificates, series M due
inclusive, $25,020,000 (January).
1955-1969,
2,
Carolina
Suburban
.
10, 1954 and due,
senior notes dated May
Co. 37/8%
Interstate Securities
Water
Stix, Baer & Fuller
$4,700,000 (June).
.
1%%% first mortgage and colApril 1, 1974, $30,000,000 (March)..
(Canada
Co.
series D, due
bonds,
stock
."y
promissory
consolidated
Pipe Line
trust
cumulative preferred
y
'
(June).
Central RR.
D, due June
shares, of 5V*%
25,000
City
Steep Rock Iron Mines,
!
stock
common
Co.,
$99,892 (May).
(par
-
Water
City
Springfield
•
stock
preferred
■
of
shares
bond!*1
•
3!/2%
first
May 1, 1984, $1,000,000 (May).
due
first mortgage bonds, series J, due Feb.
48,100
Co.,
"
•
mortgage
first
3.65%
Co.,
(February).
(June).
Springfield
(April).
$1,000,000
(June).
Electric
Sprague
preferred
Service
Public
$12,000,000
$3,607,500
of
shares
debentures due April 1, 1987,
3%
(April L
Southwestern
due
due April 1.
first mortgage bonds
3V2%
Co.,
(May).
Southern New England Telephone Co.,
promissory notes due 1957 and 1969,
(April).
(Harry T.) Sons'
Campbell
Co.
$1,250,000
$2,500,000
Illinois
Utilities
Ltd.
(par
Radio
Hoffman
California Interstate Telephone
California-Pacific
due
C,
$7,300,000
1984,
Telephone
(par $50),
(March).
1979, $4,200,000
1,
series
Pittsburgh Water
1979,
preferred stock
4.70%
of
shares
40,000
(May);
Co.,
$4,000,000
$100),
South
Oct.
due
bonds
mortgage
first
4%
Co.,
(June).
Pittsburgh Water
(par
1964,
i
Generating
$1,200,000
1981,
$15,000,000
Telephone Co. 3.40%
$10)r $1,000,000
"
Feb.
bonds,
mortgage
1,
South
..
Telephone
Interstate
first
33A%-4%
Co.
Co.,
series E
Hewitt-Robins,
California
June,
due
(January).
F.)
1984, $2,500,000
15,
$3,000,000N (June) j
1974,
note
! :
*
,
(June).
Telephone
Hawaiian
4V2%' 10-year promissory notes due 1955-1963,
(June).
$112,500
due
note
(May).
mortgage
:
1, 1984, $6,000,000 (April).
Hawaiian
Bay Gas Co.,
(E.
Electric
Hawaiian
debentures
capital
due
,
.
6J/2 %
Plan,
first
Co.
3Vz %
Co.
1979, $1,200,000
$1,300,000
(April).
$600,000
Gas
Hawaiian
Gas
Finance
I,
promissory notes due June
Motor
*■
Carolina
South
$2,600,ct00
1984,
(June).
Hauserman
promissory notes due Aug. l, 1969,
(May).
$7,000,000
.3%"%
Davidson
$900,000
(June).
$2,000,000
Buzzards
ntfces- due
r
♦'
promissory
3%%
Corp.,
(April).
$25,000,000
Brooklyn
Haloid Co.
Barley
Black, Sivalls & Bryson, Inc., 4'A%
Budget
$100),
(par
43A% promissory notes due Feb/1, 1969
$10,000,000 (February).
currency),
Budget
preferred' stock
43A%
of
Loan Corp.,
Beneficial
■
shares
20,000
(April),
$2,000,000
beneficial
Co.,
due
.
t
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7
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....
-
$561,560,000.
of total volume
21.4
1944~SS.e.r °' 5h"»-Percent of total
volume
$370,842,625
.
•
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$722,001,687
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on
page
8)
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^.3
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*
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle.
(Continued from page 7)
It happens on occasion that
which
have
been
of large
owners
outstanding for
ISSUES
blocks of
some
stock
exchanges
ings in
June
whose
securities
since
Such
compilation
our
tabulated
them
Of
1942.
involved
are
proceeds of the sales.
place in
offerings"
receive
offerings
of
separately
but
whatever
22,818,254
32,288,324
65,612,548
44,216,600
IRON,
28,869,867
55,433,608
$100,000,000 Aluminum
21,346,188
51,670,355
24,733,582
interest
due
151,924,399 266,385,282
154,075,474 211,611,641
2i8,587,249
'
November
24,363,851
December—
17,281,634
35.549,839
no
Tot. 6 mos.
107,720,287
22,525,315
27,671,152
______
August
__
October
~~I7T—Z
Tot. cal. yr.
-
Long-term financing by States and municipalities aggregated
with $2,601,740,743 for the same period last year.
16,740,493
Inc.;
34,116,548
133,184,851
SUMMARY
New
Capital
■
January
February
Total
'•
J
New
v";
$
S
$
New
Total
$
$
Capital
.4,139,700
397,556,630
385,672,408
4,938,750
390,611,158
348,674,310
221,100,904
399,836,510
564,414,602
365,219,400
2,180,965
367,400,365
437,883,640
285,406,211
7,938,205
556,980,762
419,668,740
18,214,900
4,185,900
3,119,600
452,107,913
1,937,211
647,165,350
375,903,215
11,276,530
387,179,745
825,6^0,750
26,170,200
851,860,950
392,874,650
18,900,780
411,775,430
614,932,804
11,180,000
626,112,804
143,907,216
riman
hill,
3,655,919,195
77,247,721
3,733,166,916
2,531,920,658
257,618,750 2,478,550,419
2,220,931,669
69,820,035 2,601,740,743
.
&
526,974,230
September
1,865,000
528,839,280
224,198,617
2,475 000
226 673,617
3,632,420
259,120,375
202,948,600
7,435 218
210 383,818
son,
461,798,200
2,147,000
4b3,945,200
436,980,735
2,395 600
3,475,840
480,384,090
304,986,240
2,145,950
7,652,400
406,033,430
179,231,260
3,749 ,000
48,609 ,000
227 840,260
780,600,515
393,847,906
9,115 ,600
402 963,506
2.898,004,280
20,968,610 2,918,972,890
1,742,193,358
73,779,418 1,815,972,776
5,429,924,938
90,788,695 5,520,713,633
3.963,125,027
331,398,168 4,294,523,195
...
November
December
772,948,115
2nd
Total
12
6
months
308 735,240
■
Thalmann
C.
son
102.625%
and accrued interest.
Offered by Union SecurCorp.; Equitable Securities Corp.; Auchincloss, Parker
A. G. Becker & Co., Inc.; William Blair &
Co.; DeHaven & Townsend, Crouter Si Dodine; Dick &
Merle-Smith; Hayden, Miller & Co.; Hirsch & Co.; John¬
&
During June, 1954
Later Than Five
Years)
Burlington
certificates due
1969, Inclusive.
from
&
Quincy
16,000,000 Jersey
1.00%
to
2%%
RR.
semi-annually
Purpose, for
Jan.
equipment
1,
1955
to
interest.
1,
Gas
Sept.
1,
bank
loans
4'/4%
first
and
due
Sept.
1,
1953
and
seven
for
new
insurance
1955-1963.
construction.
l,
1974.
struction
to
Gas
Placed
natural
to
Illinois
5Vs'/o
operation.
gas
mortgage bonds
($66,500) and for
refunding
($33.5001.
Placed
due
con¬
privately.
Public
Service Co.
3V*%
first mortgage
June 1, 1984.
Purpose, for new con102.25% and accrued Interest.
Offered
struction.
Price,
by Halsey,
}4,000,000 Central
Stuart & Co.
Vermont
bonds,
gage
($2,755,000)
245,000).
Price.
by
Halsey,
E.
Pollock
Thomas
Si
and
repayment
Co.
and
first
Purpose,
of
bank
accrued
mort¬
System,
Inc.
Si
Watts
Co.;
Si
Co.;
Co.;
R.
L.
Day
Francis
Corp.; Estabrook
ards
&
Hibbs
Si
Co ;
&
Co.;
&
I.
debentures,
series
&
&
Co.,
Inc.;
Blyth
Co.;
&
Co.;
D,
Si
Clark,
Inc.; Hayden. Miller
&
Illinois
Co.;
Johnston,
Kalman
J.
Reid
& Co.;
J.
B.
Inc
Drexel
&
Lemon
Co.,
Co.;
due
Harriman
&
& Co ;
Henry
Inc.;
Kidder,
Peabody
&
Co.;
Kirk-
(
& Co.;
R. W. Pressprich & Co.; Put¬
Co.; Salomon Bros. & Hutzler;
1984.
Power
Corp., and
116,000,000 Duquesne
1.
1984.
and
A.
C.
Light
Burge
Dick
&
Inc.;
Heller,
mortgage
Allyn & Co.,
Co.
3%%
to
Price,
Loeb
&
due
and
Union
Lynch,
Offered
loans.
June
accrued
Securities
by
bonds
Price,
Halsey,
due
July
102.461%
Stuart
&
Overtcfn
Co
C.
&
*19,200,000 El
&
Bruce
Co.;
<te
Co.;
Patterson,
Wells & Co.; J. A*
Copeland & Kendall, Inc.; R.
Stern Brothers & Co.; Thomas
Paso
Natural
bonds due,
and
lor
tional
Dec.
new
Gas
15,
Co.
4'/e%
1968.
first
Purpose,
construction.
Placed
investors.
repay
pipe
bank
with
line
#
loans
-"vm
loans
Power
Co.
p„mos"
and
3%%
first
-ref'-ndins-
for
new
r
mortgage
bonds
*6.593.000)
construction
and
to
due
July
repay
($3,407,000).
1
bank
Price,
for
due
Securities
Minipg
July
Loeb
&
Co.
Con¬
Electric
Co.
Hancock
Mutual
ing capital.
1984.
1,
Price,
Equitable
repay
Shields
due
June
1,
working
Underwritten
Barney
&
1969.
by
Price,
to
bank
repay
100%
and
accrued
Kidder, Peabody & Co.; Smith.
Estabrook
Co.;
convertible subordinated
Purpose,
capital.
&
American
Co.;
Securities
Dominick & Dominick; Goodbody & Co.; Lee Hig¬
ginson Corp.; A. G. Becker & Co. Inc.; W. E. Hutton A
Co.;
G. H. Walker & Co.; Boettcher & Co.; Bosworth.
Corp.;
and
Sullivan & Co.,
Corp.;
west
Co.
All
Inc.; J. A. Hogle & CO., and Pacific North¬
sold.
Co.
&
Transmission
and
due
for
3%%
Co.
first
June
mortgage
1,
1974.
Purpose,
construction.
Price,
new
interest.
Goldman,
to repay
101.787%
Webster Se-
Offered
Sachs
Marks
M.
Pierce,
MOTORS
*$900,000
&
Fenner
1,
Co.;
Mason-Hagan,
Beane;
Merrill,
Inc.;
Turben
Merrill
& Co.;
through Galleher & Co.
Light,
due
Heat
1984.
with
&
Power
Purpose,
John
Hancock
new
3%%
first
Light
Co.
Mutual
Life
institutional
an
Si vails
Black,
1,
Aug.
working
Life
Co.
general
corporate
note
due June
Placed
purposes.
investor
through
Einch
&
capital.
Placed
Co.
Canada;
of
MANUFACTURING
Inc.
Purpose,
Assurance
of
AND
Bryson,
&
1969.
4%%
to
promissory notes due
bank
repay
loans
Continental Assurance
Insurance Co.; Kansas City Life
Equitable Life Insurance Co. of Iowa.
Co.;
($12,500,000)
($12,500,000).
poses
Ripley & Co. Inc.
for
United States
Insurance
*25,000,000 Carrier Corp. promissory note due June 1,
refunding
and
privately with Provident Mutual
Philadelphia; Sun Life Assurance
Life
<•-
and
for
Placed
1979.
general
privately
Co.,
Purpose,
corporate
through
and
pur¬
Harriman
and Hemphill, Noyes Si Co.
Corp. 37/b% promissory notes due 1969.
Purpose,
refunding ($2,000,000) and for expansion and general -cor¬
*4,900,000 Celotex
porate
John
Life
&
Co.
of
and
Union
Life
Insurance
Co.
and
Securities
Co.;
Provident
the
through
Corp.
New
Mutual
with
England
Life
In¬
Philadelphia.
Shoe
due
Placed
privately
Placed
Weeks
Mutual
Insurance
debentures
loans.
($2,900,000).
purposes
Hancock
surance
Placed
Insurance
first mortgage
with
INDUSTRIAL
OTHER
*$2,000,000
Nov.
&
Leather
1,
1363.
Co.
3%%
Purpose,
to
sinking
retire
fund
bank
privately through Hemphill, Noyes & Co.
Co.
*2,000,000 Durez
Gas
Co.
for
Company.
mortgage
construction.
ACCESSORIES
Motor
Purpose,
1964.
*1,800,000 Commonwealth
Co.
for
AND
Davidson
privately
&
&
Harley
Hornblower
privately
»
Placed privately with an institutional invest©*
for
and
interest.
bank
to
Securities
Co.
Vanadium Corp. of America 3 Vb%
loans
mortgage
101.537%
Purpose,
construction.
by
first
Insurance
through Kuhn, Loeb & Co.
5*,000,000
debentures
3%%
Life
Williams Steel Forging Corp. 4%% promissory
1, 1969.
Purpose, for expansion and work¬
due June
notes
Co.
Co.
4V4%
first mortgage bonds, series A,
Purpose, for new construction.
Placed
nine insurance companies through Kuhn,
1983.
with
*5,000,000 Pittsburgh Metallurgical Co., Inc. 4% promissory note due
June
30, 1974.
Purpose, refunding
($4,500,000) and for
working capital ($500,000).
Placed privately with John
Mutual
and
Co.
1,
privately
con¬
new
Hancock
& Co.; F. S. -Smithers & Co.;
Co.;
Starkweather & Co.;
Stein
Brothers & Co.; Stix & Co.; Stone
Corp.; Stroud & Co., Inc.; SiHre Ac
&
Stern
$132,500,000
Gas
f5,000,000 Washington
institu¬
k7
U0,000,000 Gulf
*20,000,000 Brie
Corp.;
Co.
bonds
mortgage
to
privately
and
John
Insurance
Milwaukee
*500,Union
Books closed.
Webster
Barney
Staats
&
Co.; Wertheim & Co.; Westheimer and Co.;
White, Weld & Co.; Dean Witter & Co.; Harold E. Wood Ac
Co.; Wood, Struthers & Co.; Wurts, Dulles & Co., and
Qarnall, Biddle & Co.
Oversubscribed.
Co.
ance
&
Lerchen
*600,000 Tidewater Telephone Co. 3%% first mortgage bonds, series
E,
due
June
30, 1982.
Purpose, for construction pro¬
gram.
Placed privately with Mutual Benefit Life Insur¬
Mullaney,
Schmertz <fc Co.,
Inc.;
Co., and Weeden & Co., Inc.
collateral
6- Co.: Schoellkopf, Hutton Si Pomeroy, Inc.; Scott &
Stringfellow; Chas. W. Scranton & Co.; Shields & Co.;
Smith, Barney & Co.;
Spencer Trask
&
Co.;
Tucker,
Anthony & Co.; Union Securities Corp., and Dean Witter
&
Lestrange & Co.; Aspden, Robinsoff& Co *
Kraus; Byrd Brothers; R. L. Day Si Co.;
Merle-Smith; Freeman & Co.; Gregory &
Son!
&
and
Co.; F. S. Moseley & Co.; Mullaney, Wells
& Co.; The Ohio
Company; Pacific Northwest Co.; Paine,
Webber,
Jarkson
&
Curtis;
Prescott,
Shephard
&
Co,
Inc.; Rauscher, Pierce & Co., Inc.; Reynolds & Co.; Riter
^
mortgage
bank
loans
Life
Offered
bonds,
Laurence
Inc.
first
repav
bonds
100%
Co.;
Smith,
R.
Boyce;
&
Co.; Ha'towell, Sulzberger &
Co.; Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc.; Hemphill, Noyes & Co.;
Hornblower
Si
Weeks;
Kidder, Peabody & Co.; W. C.
Langley Si Co.; Lee Higginson Corp.; Lehman Brothers;
Arthurs,
Ball,
„
Kuhn,
interest.
Inc.;
first
refunding.
by
Purpose,
accrued
3%
Co.
Purpose,
Offered
Co.; Reinholdt &
Cc.;
Sweney, Cartwright & Co.; Swiss American Corp.;
Talmadge & Co.; Thomas & Co.; Spencer Trask Ac Co.;
Tucker, Anthony Si Co.; Union Securities Corp.; Vietor,
Common, Dann & Co.; G. H. Walker & Co.; Watling,
sinking fund debentures due
with
Insurance
&
new
and
accrued
Co.;
The
1,
1984.
due
by Stone &
White, Weld & Co.; Robert W. Baird &
Co., Inc.; Blyth & Co., Inc.; Bosworth, Sullivan & Co.,
Inc.;
Central
Republic
Co.
(Inc.);
Clark,
Dodge
&
Co.;
Equitable Securities Corp.; Estabrook Si Co.; The
First
Boston
Corp.; Fulton, Reid & Co.; Glore, Forgan
Si
&
&
Co.;
Scribner;
Merle-Smith; Lee Higginson Corp.; R. W. Press¬
loans
/curities
(
Aetna
due May
for
line
bank
and
W. H. Newbold's Son & Co.; Newhard, Cook & Co.;
Hanseatic Corp.; The Ohio Co.; Pacific North¬
Bros.
Co. 4% first mortgage bonds,
Purpose, for new construction.
Placed
Kidder, Peabody & Co.
Gas
F,
interest.
and
pipe
Co.; Reynolds Si
Chas. W. Scranton & Co.;
Smith, Barney & Co.; Stein Bros
& Boyce; Sweney,
Cartwright & Co.; Spencer Trask & Co *
Union Securities Corp.; G. II.
Walker & Co.;
Wertheim
& Co.;
Dean Witter & Co., and Wood,
Struthers & Co.
I ooks closed.
interest.
and
125,000,000 Tennessee
Merrill, Turben & Co.; The Milwaukee Co.; Moore, Leonard
& Lynch;
Newhard, Cook & Co.; Paine, Webber, Jackson &
125,000,000 Consumers
mortgage
bank
repay
Life
through
series
prich & Co.,
Kuhn, Loeb & Co.; W. C. Langley &
Co.; Lehman Brothers; McCormick &
Co.; McDonald & Co.*
&
Assur¬
Generating
1981.
1,
accrued
Co.;
Curtis; Phelps, Fenn
General
Oct.
loans
Co.,
& Son; W. E. Hutton
&
Johnson, Lane, Space & Co.,
Co.; Joseph, Mellen & Miller!
bonds
mortgage
first
privately
Co.,
Carolina
bonds,
Dick
to
Insurance
privately
Sachs
Ripley
Hemphill, Noyes
&
first
4%
3%%
Placed
+10,000,000 Southwestern
Securities
Goldman,
Life
bank
with
Corp.
Purpose,
necticut
*
Hilliard
Company;
&
patrlck-Pettis
nam
Co.; Laird & Co.; Laird, Bissell & Meeds;
Co.; Lazard Freres & Co.; Lee Higgin¬
Lehman Brothers; Lester, Ryons & Co.; Carl
Rhoades & Co.; Irving Lundborg & Co.; Laur¬
*2,500,000 Transue &
*1,200,000 South
Dodge
Dominick;
Equitable
Life
Baker,
Co.,
Central
loans and for new construction.
institutional
investors
through
Webster Securities Corp.
struction.
Fahey, Clark & Co.; Field Rich¬
Corp.; Folger, Nolan-W B
Fulton,
Green, Ellis & Anderson;
The
Si
Dominick
Pont
Co.;
Inc.;
Co.;
Inc.;
Baird
and
Corp.
First of Michigan
Co.,
Herman
Inc.;
Co.;
du
Co.
repay
Valley
1974.
3'/2%
W.
to
♦13,500,000 Pioneer Natural Gas Co. 3%%
Blunt Ellis & Simmons;
Si
Sons; E. W. Clark &
Browr.
Co.;
Robert
Co.
Co.
tion,
Inc.; Gregory & Son, Inc.; Wm.
Shearson, Hammill & Co., and
Inc.;
Insurance
trust/bonds due Jan. 1, 1982.
Purpose, for new construc¬
etc.
Sold
privately
to
39
institutional investors
(including 27 insurance firms) through The First Boston
($1,-
Offered
1979.
Whipple
&
&
William
Si
*54,000,000 Ohio
refund¬
loans.
interest.
repay
Supply
privately
Stone
3Va%
1984.
Oversubscribed.
Gas
1,
1,
Purpose, for construction program. Price!
101%% and accrued interest.
Offered by Morgan
Stanley
& Co.; A. C.
Allyn & Co., Inc.; Almstedt Brothers; Bacon,
Alex.
&
Co.; Putnam & Co.; Quail & Co.; Refsnes, Ely,
Garner; Reynolds & Co.; Riter
The Robinson-Humphrey Co., Inc.; Rodman &
Renshaw; Rotan, Mosle and Cooper; L. F. Rothschild Ac
Co.; Salomon Bros. & Hutzler; R. C. Schmertz & Co.,
Inc.; Schoellkopf, Hutton & Pomeroy, Inc.; Schwabaehei
&
Co.; Scott, Horner & Mason, Inc.; Scott & Stringfellow; Chas. W. Scranton & Co.; Shearson, Hammill Az
Co.; Shields & Co.; Shuman, Agnew & Co.; Silberberg
& Co.;
Sills, Fairman & Harris, Inc.; Singer, Deane &
Placed
Life
Fuel
Electric
Placed
Sold.
Corp.
June
for
&
All
Service
due
100.959%
Co.,
Co,
14®,000,000 Columbia
due July
K,
Stuart
Si
Inc.
Public
series
ing
Si
Share
John¬
Grubbs;
York
prich
Co.
*2,800,000 Newport
Purpose,
bonds, series P, due
,
Bond
&
Co.; Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis; Piper, Jaffr&y
Hop wood; Prescott, Shepard & Co., Inc.; R. W. Press¬
&
3%% debentures due June 1,
1974.
Purpose, to repay bank loans.
Price, 99.25% and
accrued interest.
Underwritten by The First Boston Corp.;
Morgan
Stanley &
Co.;
Blyth Si Co.,
Inc.; Eastman,
Dillon & Co.; Goldman, Sachs Si Co.; Lehman Brothers;
Merrill Lynch,
Pierce, Fenner & Beane; White, Weld &
Co.; Hemphill, Noyes & Co.; Boettcher and Co.; Bosworth,
Sullivan & Co., Inc.; J. A. Hogle & Co.; Lester, Ryons &
Co.; Moore, Leonard Si Lynch; Singer, Deane & Scribner;
Brush, Slocumb & Co. Inc., and Edward L. Burton & Co.
-
privately
first
National
Co.;
Beck
Corp.
to
interest.
12,000,000 Mountain
repay
10-year promissory notes due
convert
Co.
Purpose,
program
15,0004)00 Central
to
with Berkshire Life Insurance Co.
*100,000_Carolina Central
Purpose,
ance
bonds datedi'
Purpose,
companies.
Purpose,
Placed privately
mortgage
1978.
&
3Va% first mortgage bonds due
bank loans.
Price, 100%
and
privately with Union Central
Life Insurance Co., Life Insurance Co. of Georgia, Colum¬
1979.
bian
Co.
and The Robinson-Humphrey Co., Inc.
Service
Gas
accrued
UTILITIES
Light
*112,500 Buzzards Bay Gas Co. 4'/2%
;
Indianpolis
Kirkland
Inc.;
west
Offered by Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc.; The Mil¬
Co.; Mullaney, Wells & Co., and Thomas <fc Co.
waukee
*1,150,000 Mobile
according to maturity.
Of¬
Hutzler; Drexel & Co.; Union
PUBLIC
*4,325,000 Atlantic
&
Central
to
2.75%,
fered by Salomon Bros. &
Securities Corp., and Stroud &
Co., Inc.
•
Co.;
Jenks,
Co.,
Langley &
Loeb,
New
Power & Light Co. 3s/4%
first mortgage
bonds due June 1,
1984.
Purpose, to repay bank loans
and
for new
construction.
Price, 102V8%>
and accrued
trust
July
Price,
.equipment.
new
Redpath;
ston, Lemon & Co.,
,
RAILROADS
*$7,350,000 Chicago,
v?
Co.;
and
M. Marks & Co.; Mason-Hagan, Inc.; A. E. Masten
Co.; McCormick & Co.; McDonald & Co.; McDonnell
<Xi
Co.; Carl McGIone & Co. Inc.; McJunkin, Patton &
Co.;
McKelvy & Co.; Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
Beane; Merrill, Turben & Co.; The Milwaukee Co.; Moore,
Leonard & Lynch; Morgan Stanley & Co.; F. S. Moseley
ities
Long-Term Bonds and Notes (Issues Maturing
April
&
&
Details of New Capital Flotations
with
Illinois
The
Space
ence
figures.
yield
Co., Inc.; Hayden, Miller & Co.; Hemp¬
Co.; H. Heintz & Co.; J. J. B. Hilliard At
Corp.;
M.
months
•Revised
Field,
Co.;
&
Janney
Lane,
W.
Total
&
Corp.; First of
Folger, Nolan-W.
Co,;
Johnston, Lemon & Co.;
Jones, Kreeger & Hewitt; Kalman & Co., Inc.; Kay, Riclxaids &f Co.; Kean, Taylor &
Co.; Kidder; Peabody & Co.;
Kirkpatrick-Pettis Co.; Kuhn,
Loeb
& Co.;
Ladenburg,
439; 376,335
476,908,250
403,937,480
October
Steele
Cleveland
&
&
Co.;
Corp.;
255,437,955
w_—__
Fauset,
First
Southwest
Co.; Hornblower & Weeks; Hulme, Apple-r
gate & Humphrey, Inc.; E. F. Hutton & Co.; W. E. Hut¬
/
,
Ripley
Hirsch
ton
July
August
Co.;
Co.;
The
Corp.; First
Noyes
Son;
months—
6c
&
Goldman,
454,045,124
645,228,950
23,648,290
1,936,400
346,904,800
34,490,678
733,584,804
785,913,420
323.256,510
751,422,742
1st 6
Boettcher
Si
148,093,116
730,465,204
Total
Co.;
&
Hibbs & Co., Inc.; Fulton, Reid & Co.; Robert Garrett
SSons; Glore, Forgan & Co.; Glover & MacGregor, Inc.;
Sachs
&
Co.;
Goodbody
&
Co.; Granbery,
Marache & Co.; Green, Ellis & Anderson; G. C. Haas Ac
Co.; Haligarten & Co.; Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc.; Har¬
293,344,416
March
June
Watts
C.
Chapman
Michigan
569,775,214
1,893,703
7,433,840
Baker,
B.
393,416,930
_________________
Inc.;
Crowell, Weedon & Co.; S. K. Cunningham & Co., Inc.;
Curtiss, House & Co.; J. M. Dain & Co.; R. L. Day & Co.;
DeHaven & Townsend, Crouter & Bodine; Dick & MerleSmith; R. S. Dickson & Co., Inc.; Dillon, Read & Co.
Richards
Refunding
$
Total
Co.,
and
Farwell,
-1952-
Refunding
&
Inc.; Dominick & Dominick; Doolittle & Co.; Drexel As
Francis I. duPont & Co.; Eastman, Dillon & Co.;
Elworthy & Co.; Equitable Securities Corp.; Eastabroob.
& Co.; Clement A. Evans & Co., Inc.;
Fahey, Clark & Co.;
MONTHS
$
Capital
Baird
v'Co.;
April
May
debentures
fupd
repay
and
Co.; Bosworth, Sullivan *
Bradford & Co.; Alex. Brown & Sobs;
Co.; Butcher & Sherrerd; Central Republic
Co. (Inc.); Chaplin & Co.; Clark, Dodge & Co.; E. W.
CJark & Co.; Richard W. Clarke Corp.; Cofflin & Bttrr,
Inc.; Julien Collins & Co.; ^Cooley & Co.; Courts A Co.;
-
397,942,807
j__
to
Purpose,
Weeks & Co.; Ball, Burge & Kraus; Bear, Stearns
A. G. Becker & Co.,
Inc.; Blair, Rollins & Co.
William Blair & Co.; Blunt Ellis Si Simmons; BIytb
Burnham
i
-1953
Refunding
sinking
3%
America
Co.;
Co., Inc.;
Co., Inc.; J.
261,795,761 403,251,314 303,171,201 399,570,133
since January 1952:
BY
FIGURES
MUNICIPAL
OF
-1954-
W.
&
191,639,673 151,246,802
$3,733,166,916 for the first six months of 1954
present a tabulation of municipal financing by months
Robert
24,790,489
&
compared
we
ETC.
COPPER,
COAL,
of
1979.
1,
Baker,
_
.
Below
Co.
bank loans and for
Price, 100%
and
accrued
interest.
Under¬
written by The First Boston Corp.;
A. C. Allyn Ac Co.,
Inc.;
American Securities Corp.;
Arthurs,
Lestrange
Co.; Auchincloss, Parker & Redpath; Bacon, Wliipple
Co.;
...
they
Municipal Financing for Half-Year
9£
STEEL,
June
26,783,641
39,098,263
4,845,208
-
9,783,161
6,662,745
29,082,761
25,577,858
11,033,127
September.
have
we
64.074,568
48,971,104
10,373,126
25,654,929
the
of
these have
as
22,832,155
32,565,113
20,296,000
___
Co.
Insurance
$256,487,500
28,562,947
57,632,872
Life
General
cut
24,442,067
49,421,987
24,020,057
24,688,344
13,435,865.* 19.195,618
66,580,085
21,944,601
21,413,265-36,607,693
July
companies
part
no
issues,
new
for
the
course
$
Co.
Telephone
25,010,104
21,927,272
24,674,494
26,262,180
36,275,734
t
Carolina
13,974,501
___,—
Tot. 6 Mos.
the several
on
24,437,189
Shearson.
and
Co.,
Illinois
Co.
&
4%%
first mortgage
bonds due 1975:
Purpose, to repay bank loans.
Placed
privately with Berkshire Life Insurance Co. aad Connecti¬
1950
$
The
Co.;
&
Monday, October 4, 1954
.
_' expansion.
included with the secondary offer¬
are
totals
our
"special
Hirsch
♦1,000,000 Western
1951
$
$
20,944,488
March
public utility holding companies com¬
Similarly
Co-'
Hammill
FINANCING
NEW
1952
1953
44,221,570
May
plying with the Utility Holding Company Act dispose
of their holdings of
subsidiary companies through public
offerings.
REPRESENTING
'28,040,319
January
February
April
some
NOT
$
involved.
Likewise
&
account and present the results
own
1954
time,
desiring to liquidate all or part of their holdings, prefer
to do so by making a
public offering of the securities
'
their
on
in the table below:
Issues Not Representing New Financing
securities
have
may
.
3y4%
refunding mortgage
bonds due June 15, 1979.
Purpose, refunding ($1,395,000)
and for new
construction, etc. ($3,605,000).
Price, 100%
and
accrued
interest
Offered
by Equitable Securities
Corp.; Drexel & Co.; Lee Higginson Corp.; R. w. Press¬
prich & Co.; Stroud & Company, Inc.; Granbery, Marache
Plastics
&
bentures due June
»
Chemicals,
1,
1974.
t Indicates
*
Inc.
3V2%
Purpose,
sinking fund de¬
for expansion. Placed
privately with Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co.
special offering.
Represents issues placed privately,
t Indicates issues sold
competitively.
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Manufacturing Co. 4% promissory notes
to repay bank loans and for working '
capital.
Placed privately with New York Life Insurance
Oo.
through Smith, Barney & Co.; Van Alstyne,
Noel
v
,
1974.
due
Purpose,
Radio
&
May
1,
1969.
due
notes
with
privately
Placed
Purpose,
promissory
for working capital.
institutional investors
notes
for
June
($16,070,000)
and
due
& Co.; L. F.
Schwabacher
Shelds & Co.; I. M. Simon & Co.; Stein Bros. &
Stone & Webster Securities Corp.; Union Securities
Watling, Lerchen & Co.; Wertheim 6c Co.; White,
Corp.;
—
*6,000,000 Great Northern Paper
1974.
insurance
*3 000,000
F.)
inc.
& Co.,
through Blyth
Co.
ance
privately
Placed
capital.
»
for
Purpose,
4%%
Co.
*1.350,000 Koehring
working
with Metropolitan Life Insur¬
& Co.,
promissory
series
6%
attached).
sinking fund debentures,
interest.
i'v
*1,000,000 New
privately through Stroud &
1969.
due
of
shares
and
due
ex-"
convertible debentures due
working capital.
Privately
Placed
Pacific Northwest
ital.
Cook
Shepard
•
&
June
bonds
Placed
dated
Co. 4%%
for
certain
400 000 Temple
July
4%
4.15%
and
Feb.
1,
1955
struction.
by B.
to
Price,
100%
C. Ziegler Sc Co.
..Jj650.000
(Detroit,
and
4'/4%
(Alaska)
*1,700,000 Anchorage
All sold.
Co.; H.
Payson & Co.;
M.
G. H. Walker & Co.,
Haupt 6c co.
300,000 Missouri Telephone Co. 12,000 shares of 6% cumulative
preferred stock, series A (par $25).
Purpose, lor new
construction.
Price, at par and accrued dividends.
Un¬
&
Inc.; Dempsey-Tegeler
and Metroponcan-St. i/ouis
by Central Republic Co.
derwritten
Co.; E. G. Edwards 6c sons.,
Company.
-
stock
$25
(no
Service Inc. 7,127 shares of common
Purpose, for construction program. Price,
Public
Orleans
178,175 New
par),
Offered
share.
per
by
for
company
subscription
by
mino£ifcsf common stockholders, without underwriting. An
additiqfal 143,086 shares were subscribed for by Middle
25,000,000
Utilities, Inc., the parent.
consolidated
due
,
Offered
4'/2%
and
by
Purpose, for
& Co.
Grande
paving
and audi¬
Offered
Purpose, to finance improvements.
(City and County of)
l%-5%
Kalihi tunnel
July 1, 1954 and due July 1, 1955-1984, In¬
for
capital
expenditures.
Price,
to
yield from 1% to 3.25%, according to maturity.
Offered
by The First Boston Corp.; C. J. Devine & Co.; Salomon
Bros.
& Hutzler;
The First National Bank of Portland,
Bache
Ore.;
Bacon,
utility
3%%
(Alaska)
Whipple
&
system revenue bonds
Offered by Grande
Purpose, for improvements.
1982.
due
Co.;
&
Co.
&
$6,325,000
STOCKS
(Preferred
stocks of
ferred stocks
computed
a
stated par value
of^o par value and
their offering prices.
at
PUBLIC
are
taken at par, while pre¬
all classes of common stock are
UTILITIES
$98,406 Artesian Water Co. 5,467 shares of class A common stock
(no par)
Purpose, for improveemnts, etc. Price, $18 per
share to stockholders and $20 to public.
Offered by com¬
pany
subscription by
Meeds.
for
stockholders.
Hayden, Stone & Co.; Hemphill, Noyes & Co.; Horn¬
Sc Weeks; W. E. Hutton 6c Co.; Kidder, Peabody
Higginson
Lee
Co.;
Corp.;
G.
Lehman Brothers; Maine
Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
Clifford J. Murphy
Co.;
Means;
Vermont
Public
Service
Corp.
Insurance Co. through Hallgarten
Light
&
Power Co.
& Co.
W.
C.
Langley
& Co.;
Lawson,
The
Mitchum,
Tully & Co.; Moore,
Morgan Stanley
& Co.; F. S. Moseley
Milwaukee Co.;
&
Lynch;
Co.;
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood; Prescott,
6c Co., Inc.; R. W. Pressprich & Co.; Putnam
Rauscher, Pierce & Co. Inc.; Reinholdt Sc Gard¬
ner; Reynolds & Co.; Rlter 6c Co.;
The Robinson-Humphrey Co., Inc.; L. F. Rothschild & Co.; Salomon Bros.
& Hutzler; Schoellkopf, Hutton & Pomeroy, Inc.; Schwa¬
bacher & Co.; Scott & Stringfellow; Chas. W. Scranton
& Co.; Frank C. Shaughnessy 6c Co.; Shearson, Hammill
&
Co.; Shields & Co.; Shuman, Agnew & Co.; Singer,
Shepard
&
/
200,000 shares of $2.06
series E (par $50). Purpose,
for new construction.
Price, at par and accrued dividends.
Underwritten by Putnam & Co.; Chas. W. Scranton & Co.;
Estabrook & Co.; The First Boston Corp.; Morgan Stanley
& Co.; Blyth & Co., Inc.; Drexel & Co.; Goldman, Sachs
& Co.; Harriman, Ripley & Co.; Kidder, Peabody & Co.;
Smith, Barney & Co.; Stone & Webster Securities Corp.;
Union
Securities Corp.;
White, Weld & Co.; Coffin &
Burr, Inc.; Cooley & Co.; Lee Higginson. Corp.; Paine,
preferred
Meeds;
Pflueger 6c Baerwald;
shares of
4.65% cumulative preferred stock (par $100). Purpose, to
repay bank loans and for new construction.
Price, at par.
Placed privately with New York Life Insurance Co. and
cumulative
&
Mullaney, Wells & Co.; Newhard, Cook & Co.;
The
Ohio
Co.;
Pacific Northwest Co.;
Paine, Webber,
Jackson
& Curtis;
Peters, Writer & Christensen, Inc.;
&
H. M. Payson &
10.000
BP,sell
Leonard
S." Moseley & Co.;
Townsend,
10,000,000 Connecticut
v-
F.
Webber, Jackson & Curtis;
Dabney & Tyson.
Paine,
Co.;
*1,000,000 Central
\J
David
Co.,
& Williams; Lazard Freres & Co.; Lee Higginson
John C. Legg & Co.; Lehman Brothers; William
Leib & Co.; Lester, Ryons & Co.; Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades
&
Co.; Irving Lundborg & Co.;
Laurence M. Marks &
Co.; Mason Brothers; Mason-Hagan, Inc.; A. E. Masten
& Co.; J. Earle May & Co.; McAndrew & Co.; Inc.; Mc~'
Cormick 6c Co.; McDonald & Co.; Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
Fenner &
Beane; Merril, Turben & Co.; Revel Miller &
blower
& Beane;
&
Corp.;
& Co., Inc.; The First Boston Corp.; Coffin &
Inc.; A. C. Allyn and Co., Inc.; Bartlett & Clark
Columbia Investment Co.; Estabrook & Co.; Charles
Gilman & Co.; Goldman, Sachs & Co.; Ira Haupt &
Fenner
Price,
Miller,
Laird,
Burr,
Securities
preferred
Levy
Ripley
Co.;
Electric
Inc.; Johnston, Lemon & Co.; Jones, CosJones, Kreeger 6c Hewitt; Joseph, Mellen
Kaiser & Co.; Kalman & Co., Inc.; A.
M.
Kidder & Co.; Kidder, Peabody & Co.; KirkpatrickPettis Co.; Frank Knowlton & Co.;
Kuhn, Loeb & Co.;
Co.;
&
&
first
&c Miller;
Inc.;
grove
8c
5,042,300 Central Maine Power Co. 50,423 shares of 4.6% cumulative preferred stock (par $100).
Purpose, to reduce bank
^
loans.
Price,
at par
(flat).
Offered by company for
subscription by preferred and common stockholders.
Un¬
subscribed shares
(24,556).
Underwritten by Harriman
Co.;
Gas
construction.
Space
Underwritten by
Laird, Bissell &
H.
new
Issues
1.30%
Co. 1,000,000 shares of 4.50%
stock (par $25). Purpose, for
$25.75 per share and accrued
dividends. Underwritten by Blyth & Co., Inc.; A. C. Allyn
Co., Inc.; American Securities Corp.; Bache 6c Co.; Bacon,
Whipple & Co.; Baikie & Alcantara; Bailey 6c Co.; Robert
W.
Baird
6c
Co.,
Inc.;
Baker, Watts & Co.; Baker,
Weeks & Co.;
Ball, Burge & Kraus; J. Barth & Co.;
Bateman,
Eichler & Co.; Bear, Stearns Sc Co.; A. G.
Becker & Co. Inc.; Bingham, Walter & Hurry, Inc.; Blair,
Rollins &
Co. Inc.; William Blair & Co.; Blunt Ellis &
Simmons; Boettcher and Co.; Bosworth, Sullivan 6c Co.,
Inc.; J. C. Bradford & Co.; Alex. Brown & Sons; Brush,
Slocumb & Co. Inc.; H. M. Byllesby 6c Co. (Inc.); Central
Republic Co. (Inc.); Chace, Whiteside, West & Winslow,
Inc.; Clark, Dodge 6c Co.; E. W. Clark 6c Co.; Richard
W. Clarke Corp.; Coffin & Burr, Inc.; Cohu & Co.; Julien
Collins
&
Co.;
Conrad,
Bruce & Co.;
Cooley 6c Co.;
Courts & Co.; Crowell, Weedon & Co.; Curtiss, House &
Co.; J. M. Dain & Co.; Davdison 6c Co.; Davis; Skaggs
& Co.; R. L. Day & Co.; DeHaven & Townsend, Crouter
& Bodine;
Dempsey-Tegeler 6c Co.; Denault 6c Co.; Dick
& Merle-Smith; R. S. Dickson & Co., Inc.; Dillon, Read
8c Co. Inc.; Dominick & Dominick; Drexel & Co.; Calvin
E.
Duncan
& Co.; Francis I. duPont 6c Co.;
Eastland,
Douglass & Co., Inc.; Eastman, Dillon & Co.; Elworthy
& Co.; Equitable Securities Corp.; Estabrook & Co.; Cle¬
ment A. Evans & Co., Inc.; Fahey, Clark & Co.; Fairman
&c
Co.;
Farwell, Chapman & Co.; Fewel & Co.; Field,
Richards & Co.; The First Boston Corp.; First California
Co.; The First Cleveland Corp.; First of Michigan Corp.;
First
Southwest
Foster &
Marshall; Maxfield H.
Co.;
Friedman;
Fulton, Reid & Co.; Glore, Forgan 6c Co.;
Goldman, Sachs & Co.; Granbery, Marache & Co.; Wesley
Hall &
Co.; Hallgarten & Co.; Hallowell, Sulzberger &
Co.; Hannal'ord & Talbot; Harriman Ripiey & Co., Inc.;
Hayden, Miller & Co.; Hayden, Stone 6c Co.; Hemphill,
Noyes & Co.; Henry Herrman & Co.; Hill Richards &
Co.; J. J. B. Hilliard & Son; Hirsch & Co.; J. A. Hogle
&c
Co.; Holmes & Sandman; Holt & Collins; Hooker &
Fay; E. S. Hope & Co. Inc.; Hornblower & Weeks," Howard,
Weil, Labouisse, Frledrichs & Co.; E. F. Hutton & Co.;
W.
E.
Hutton & Co.;
The Illinois Co.; Johnson, Lane,
Pacific
redeemable
\/
Purpose,
*1,000,000 Ketchikan
Offered
&
Ira
and
dated
clusive.
first mortgage
interest.
Kansas.
Beane;
Marks
Marshall.
&
National Life
accrued
Abilene,
and to repay bank loans ($824,860).
Price, at
(flat). Underwritten by Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner
Kidder, Peabody & Co.; Hayden, Stone & Co.;
Hornblower & Weeks; Lee Higginson Corp.; murence M
Thomas
Mioh.)
of
Co.
175,140)
Kennedy
3 '/2 %, 3%%,
first mortgage sinking fund bonds due
Feb. 1, 1964.
Purpose, for new con¬
Church
and
telephone bonds.
improvements.
and
Foster
3%%
(Alaska)
additions
BUILDINGS, ETC.
Baptist
Banks
1954
1,
Co.;
individuals.
Inc.;
Co.;
&
Co.
10-year notes due Sept. 30, 1964. Purpose,
Price, at par. Offered by company to
stockholders and employees. Underwritten
Co.; The First Trust Co. 01 Lincoln,
Cole & Co.; Estes
Rauscher, Pierce & Co., and United Trust
6c
E. Wood & Co.; Beecroft,
par
Institutional investors.
Co.; Ginther, Johnston & Co., and F. Brittain
improvements.
85,090 shares of
2,000,000 Maine Public Service Co. 40,000 shares of 4.75% cumula¬
tive preferred stock
(par $50).
Purpose, refunding ($1,-
States Possessions
United
*$625,000 Anchorage
-»
•3250 000 Lake Placid Co.
&
/Trust
.
cap¬
&
S55.437.500
LAND.
with
de¬
five-year
working
for
&
Purpose,
Gas Co., Inc.
Purpose, for new construction.
Offered by company for subscrip¬
13,885,200 Northern Natural Gas Co. 365,400 shares of common stock
(par
$10).
Purpose,
for new construction,
rrice,
$38
per share.
Offered by company for subscripton by com¬
mon
stockholders, without underwriting,
oversubscribed.
Placed
debentures due
Price, 99.625%
Price,
share.
per
Cruttenden
by
April 1, 1955.
refunding ($44,610,000) and "new money" ($30,690,000).
Price, at par.
Offered by Macdonald G. Newcomb, New York, fiscal agent.
Moore, Leonard
Co.; Singer, Deane & Scrib-
Pipe Line
1969.
'
2%%
Purpose,
Credit
Intermediate
Co.;
1,
June
Under¬
unit.
$23
Neb.; Harold
Purpose,
May 1.
for new construction.
privately through Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades & Co.
due
$1,000
working
Purpose,
tion by common
a
for
$10).
(par
Price,
sinking fund debentures
Corp.
1959.
15,
privately
Placed
debentures
& Co.; Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood; Prescott,
Co., Inc.; Reinholdt & Garner, and Schwa-
*3,187,500 Wyoming-Nebraska
of
Years)
Acceptance
Motors
due
$75,300,000 Federal
Co.
bacher &
Purpose,
Loan and Government Agency
Farm
Richard W. Clarke Corp.; J. M. Dain <fe, C,o.; Clement
Evans & Co.,
Inc.; Farwell, Chapman & Co.; New-
hard,
K.
S.
Company.
1,
bentures
ner;
A.
Kay, Richards.& Co.;
Co.; Yarnaif, Biddle &
MISCELLANEOUS
Irving Lundborg & Co.;
Meeds;
&
Lynch;
units
through
Kidder, Peabody
& Co.;
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane; Carl M.
Loeb
Rhoades & Co.; The First Boston Corp.; Halsey,
Stuart & Co. Inc.; Blyth & Co., Inc.; Eastman, Dillon
& Co.;
Harriman, Ripley & Co., Inc.; Lazard Freres &
Co.;
Lehman Brothers;
Union Securities Corp.; White,
Weld & Co.; A. G. Becker & Co., Inc.; Hemphill, Noyes
& Co.; Hornblower Sc Weeks;
W. C. Langley & Co.; Lee
Higginson Corp.; Laurence M. Marks & Co.; Paine, Web¬
ber, Jackson 6c Curtis; Salomon Bros. & Hutzler; Dean
Witter & Co.; F. S. Mosley & Co.; American Securities
Corp.; Clark, Dodge & Co.; W. E. Hutton & Co.; Shields
& Co.; Baker, Weeks & Co.;
Blair, Rollins & Co., Inc.;
Dominick & Dominick; Hallgarten & Co.; R. W. Pressprich & Co.; Reynolds & Co.; G. H. Walker 6c Co.; R. S.
Dickson & Co., Inc.; Folger, Nolan-W. B. HIbbs & Co.,
Inc.; Granbery, Marache & Co.; L. F. Rothschild & Co.;
Schoellkopf, Hutton & Pomeroy, Inc.; Stifel, Nicolaus &
Co.,
Inc.;
E. W. Clark Sc Co.; Harrison & Co.; Laird,
&
and
1,957,070 Kansas-Nebraska Natural
common
stock (par $5).
Purpose,
and Including Five
Co.
Bissell
in
Short-Term Bonds and Notes (Issues Maturing Up to
due June
Placed
t
6c
Patton & Co.;
McKelvy 6c Co.;
Cunningham & Co., Inc. Over¬
McJunkin,
Co.,
construction.
South
•2,500,000 Frontier Refining Co. 4% first mortgage bonds
1, 1969.
Purpose, for general corporate purposes.
privately through Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades & Co.
*
Thomas
$37,250,000
bonds
'
>■';
*3,000,000 Honolulu
Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line Co. 3 Vb %
June
1, 1974.
Purpose, for expansion.
and accrued interest.
Underwritten by
&
Anderson;
6c
Co.;
100,000 shares of 5.3% preferred
to repay bank loans and for
at par.
Placed privately with
New York Life Insurance Co.; Manufacturers Life Insur¬
ance
Co.; Mutual Life Insurance Co., of New York; J. P.
Morgan 6c Co., Incorporated, as trustee for Canada Life
Insurance
Co.; Crown
Life Insurance Co.,
and Lincoln
National Life Insurance Co. through Kidder, Peabody &
through Eastman, Dillon & Co.
Fuel Oil Corp. 3Vz% sinking fund debentures
due June 1, 1974.
Purpose, to repay bank loans.
Placed
Placed
privately with John Hancock Mutual Life In¬
Refining Co. promissory notes due to
for general corporate purposes.
with a group of institutional investors
Sachs & Co.
Ellis
&
Applegate & Humphrey, Inc.; Jenks, Kirkland
Grubbs;
stock
1969.
Purpose, for capital expenditures.
privately with the New York Life Insurance Co.
June
due
*311,000,000 Arkansas
35 000.000
of
*600,000 Suburban Propane Gas Co. 4V2%
by
OIL
$1)
stock.
and
equipment
corporate purposes.
Co. Inc.
Purpose,
&
♦1,000,000 Hawaiian, Telephone Co.
Fuller
Baer &
1, 1970.
Sept.
torium bonds.
Goldman,
&
Inc.; E. W. Clark & Co.; Moore,
Singer, Deane 6c Scribner; Arthurs,
Butcher 8c Sherrerd; Chaplin & Co.;
Townsenu, Crouter & Bodine; Pauset, Steele
Green,
Bioren
Placed
Co.
Co. 4%
promissory notes due to
refunding ($2,182,500) and for
working
capital
($2,517,500).
Placed
privately through Goldman, Sachs & Co.
*4,700,000 Stix,
sinking fund bonds
placed.
1966
Hutzler;
Co.;
Masten
Hulme,
Co.;
Insurance
capital and expansion. Price, $1,112.50 per
written by G. H. Walker & Co.
;
S98.128.000
privately
E.
subordinated
1965, and 2,025
15,
May
(par
shares
15
rill, Turben & Co.
surance
Life
Mutual
due
stock
common
debenture
.'"■V.
debentures
fund
sinking
Price, 99.625%
and accrued interest. Under¬
Blyth & Co., Inc.; Kidder, Peabody & Co.;
Smith, Barney & Co.; Stroud & Co., Inc.; Hayden, Miller
& Co.; McDonald & Company; Prescott, Shepard & Co.,
Inc.; Curtiss, House & Co.; Fulton, Reid 6c Co., and Mer¬
*3.750,000 El Dorado
Co.;
promissory note
4^4%
Inc.
Paper Co. 4% sinking fund mortgage bonds
Purpose, for geenral corporate purposes. Placed
through Blyth & Co., Inc.
1965.
privately
by
*1000,000 Ultrasonic Corp. 6%
income
Oct.
1,
1963.
Purpose, for
Co.,
for general corporate purposes.
Purpose,
*2,815,000 Publishers'
pansion
written
6c
A.
1,
privately with Massachusetts
through Blyth & Co., Inc.
Underwritten
5,000,000 Reliance Electric & Engineering Co. 3%% debentures
June 1, 1974.
Purpose, to repay bank loans and for
6c
cumulative
Lynch;
&
DeHaven
Purpose,
Merchandise
York
due
*$100,000,000 General
*1528,000 Penn Dairies, Inc. 4Ya% first mortgage
due May 1, 1969.
Purpose, for general
and
Company,
&
&
Lestrange
F.
Purpose,
Price, 100% and accrued
by P. W. Brooks & Co., Inc.
Placed
June
F. S. Moseley & Co.; Reynolds &
Rothschild & Co.; Shields & Co.; Dreyfus &
W.
York & Co. Inc.; Goodbody & Co.;
Sills, Fairman & Harris, Inc.; Battles & Co., Inc.; Ira
Haupt & Co.; Charles Plohn & Co.; Straus,
Blosser &
McDowell; Willis, Kenny & Ayres, Inc.; Chace, Whiteside,
West & Winslow, Inc.; Clayton Securities Corp.; Draper,
Sears & Co., and Sides, Morse & Co. Inc.
notes due Oct. 1, 1969.
capital.
Bros.
Stroud
Leonard
Warren
(with capital stock purchase
for equipment and working
A,
warrants
due
stock).
L.
Co.;
Inc.
purposes. Placed privately
Mutual Life Insurance Co.
Carrier System, Inc.
due June 1, 1969
250,000 Lynch
for
general corporate
the Northwestern
with
notes due June 1,
and
Salomon
Co.;
Jackson & Curtis;
ber,
Co.;
>
*2500,000 Hoffman Radio Corp. 4%% promissory
1969.
Purposes, to repay bank Joans
Co.,
bank loans
Price, $51.25 per snare and
by The First Boston Corp.;
Stone 6c
Webster Securities
new construction.
dividends.
Offered
for
accrued
135,000 Simplified Farm Record Book Co. 11-year 6%
....
Co. 3%%-4% promissory notes due
1957 and 1969.
Purpose, for general corporate purposes.
Placed privately with institutional investors through Blyth
(E.
100%
Co. 4% promissory notes due Oct. 1,
Sold privately to four life
Haloid Co. 3%% promissory notes due June 1, 1974. Pur¬
pose,
to repay bank loans and for capital expenditures,
and working capital.
Placed privately with Massachusetts
Mutual Life Insurance Co. through The First Boston Corp.
*1,300,000 Hanserman
&
Corp.; Hallgarten 6c Co.; W. C. nangley <» Co.; fcuneids 6c
f
Acceptance
common
Co.,
for expansion.
companies.
Purpose,
and
-
Corp. 5%%
convertible capital de¬
1984 (with warrants to purchase
for working capital, etc. Price,
and accrued interest.
Underwritten by Paine, Web¬
4,000,000 General
bentures
Inc.; Mason-Hagan, Inc.; McKelvy & Co.; Mead, Miller & Co.; Quail & Co.; WoodardElwood & Co., and W. C. Gibson & Co.
Oversubscribed.
&
Evans
A.
■'
,■
new
convertible sinking fund sub¬
ordinated debentures due June 1, 1969.
Purpose, refund¬
ing ($1,815,084) and to repay bank loans and for work¬
ing capital ($1,184,916). Price, 100% and accrued interest.
Underwritten by McCormick Sc Co.; Dominick & Dominick;
Hayden, Stone & Co.; Merrill, Turben & Co.; Cruttenden
& Co.; Bell & Reckwith; Brooke & Co.; Dempsey-Tegeler
& Co.; William R. Staats & Co.;
Ames, Emerich & Co.,
Inc.; Jenks, Kirkland & Grubbs; The Ohio Company; Stein
Bros.
& Boyce; Hill Richards & Co.; Mullaney, Wells &
Co.; Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood; Prescott, Shepard & Co.,
Inc.; Saunders, Stiver & Co.; H. M. Byllesby and Co. Inc.;
Clement
preferred
-
/
*4,500,000 Clayton Road Development Co. 22-year ,4 V2% sinking fund
bonds.
Purpose, for payment of tenipoary construction
loans.
Placed privately through Goldman, Sachs & Co.
5y2%
Inc.
Fibers,
3,000,000 Glass
Light Co. 120,000 shares of 4.10%
stock (par $50). Purpose, to repay
*6,000,000 Duquesne
for
Raceway Association, Inc. 6%
subordinated
notes
due
June
1,
1964, and 20,000 shares of capital
stock (par $1) in units of $50 of notes and five shares
of stock.
Purpose, to repay bank loans and for expansion
and working capital.
Price, $100 per unit.
Underwritten
by Laird Securities Co.,
Inc.; Laird, Bissell & Meeds;
Stroud
&
Co., Inc.;
Harrison & Co.; Schmidt,
Poole,
Roberts & Parke; Thayer, Baker & Co.; Hallowell, Sulz¬
berger & Co.; DeHaven & Townsend, Crouter & Bodine,
and C. T. Williams & Co., Inc.
Co.
and Dean Witter &
Weld & Co.,
Co.; G. L. Austin
Oversubscribed.
&
Rybeck & Co.
subscribed.
Reynolds & Co.; Riter & Co.; Wm. C. Roney
Rothschild & Co.; Salomon Bros. & Hutzler;
Co.;
($1,738,000)
200,000 Brandy wine
McCormick & Co.; Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
Beane; F. S. Moseley & Co.; The Ohio Company; Paine,
Webber, Jackson 6c Curtis; Prescott, Shepard & Co., Inc.;
Boyce;
promissory note
refunding
Purpose,
'
Co.
ance
H.
Viering
Light & Power Co. 590,290 shares of com¬
mon
stock
(no par—stated value
$10.06XU per share).
Purpose,
for
new
construction.
Price,
#x4 per- mare.
Offered by company for subscription by common stock¬
holders, without underwriting.
,
repayment of bank loans and for equipment ($1,062,000).
Placed
privately with New England Mutual Life Insur¬
Co.;
&
1966.
1,
June
to
Inc.; Hmcks Bros, dz co. Inc.; cooum
Eddy Brothers &c Co.; T. L. Watson in
Inc.;
Wm.
;■
*2,800,000 Automatic Canteen Co. of America 4Va%
for
($3,930,000).
Price, 100% and accrued
interest.
Underwritten by Lehman Brothers;.Bache & Co.;
Bacon,
Whipple & Co.; Ball, Burge & Kraus; J. Barth
& Co.;
Bear, Stearns & Co.; A. G. Becker & Co. Inc.;
Blair, Rollins & Co. Inc.; Blyth & Co., Inc.; J. C. Brad¬
ford & Co.; Eastman, Dillon & Co.; Emanuel, Deetjen &
Co.; First of Michigan Corp.; Goldman, Sachs 6c
Co.;
Hallgarten & Co.; Hayden, Stone & Co.; Hemphill, Noyes'
& Co.;
Hickey & Co., Inc.; Hornblower & Weeks; E. F.
Hutton & Co.; Kidder, Peabody 6c Co.; Lazard Freres &
,
&
privately through. Dean Witter 8c Co.
capital
working
Co.
whapies,
8,264,060 Connecticut
*
sinking fund debentures due
refunding
Purpose,
1974.
1,
3%%
Trailer Co.
20,000,000 Frnehanf
working
Metropolitan
&
Co.;
Peabody & Co.
*1,500,000 Armstrong (A. J.) Co., Inc. 4%%
debentures, series D
(subordinated), due serially July 1,
1950' to 1964, in¬
clusive.
Purpose, for general corporate/purposes.
Placed
4V«% promissory notes due June 1,
refunding ($2,000,000) and
t$3,000,000).
Placed privately with
Life Insurance Co. through Allen & Co,
Purpose,
1969'.
capital
for
Co.;
Middlebrook,
due
and
through P. Eberstadt 6c Co. Inc.
*5,000,000 Fedders-Quigan Corp.
Investment Co. of Dlinois 4%
subordinated
June 1,
1969.
Purpose, to repay bank loans
working capital.
Placed privately through Kid¬
&
bradley
>*5,000,000 American
der,
of
group
a
Spencer, Trask & Co.; Tucker, Anthony
& Co.; G. H. Waixer & Co.; .nairu, Llssell 6c iweeaa; 'me
R. F. Griggs Co.; Smith, Ramsey & Co. Inc.; Edward M.
Museley
,
Co.
%
4
Corp.
Phonograph
Clark, Dodge & Co.;
Co.;
*$10,000,000"American Investment Co. of Dlinois 3V2% senior notes due
June 1, 1974. Purpose, to repay bank loans and for work¬
ing capital.
Placed privately through Kidder, Peabody &
Cook & Co.
and Newhard,
& Co.,
*7,500,000 Emerson
Shields & Co.; Dean Witter &
Equitable securities Corp.;
S.
Webber, Jackson & Curtis;
MISCELLANEOUS
*8,000,000 Emerson Electric
9
(1329)
,
stock,
Co.;
(Continued on page 10)
*
Represents issues placed privately.
* Indicates issues sold competitively,
t indicates special offering.
10
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1330)
&
&
Co.;
Smithers
S.
P.
Starkweather
&
Levdecker
Co.;
&
Stern
&
Co.;
Pont
(no
V
4
.
575,000
Southern
stock
William
yj
Staats
R.
(par
Purpose,
tcf
&
&
&
Co., Inc.;
&
i
Virginia.
of
>
Walker
Dean
Armistead
M.
&
Co.,
by
per
investors
223,860
&
,
Co.,
Co.
Gas
22,386
shares
$297,500 Amuranium
five
$1
retire
Brothers, and J.
&
(par
stock
mon
costs,
&
300,000
(par
etc.
Co.
Price,
"as
Colotah
Uranium
and
(par
Uranium
five
Co.
"as
275,000
Purpose,
Mesa
share.
per
of
Uranium
"as
stock
Uranium,
$1).
(par
cent).
one
Purpose,
for
velopment.
expenses.
Price, three
fered by Havenor-Cayias, Inc. "as
i__;
shares
cents
share.
per
cents
per
•27,000,000 McLouth
share.
Steel
preferred
Corp.
stock
Placed
gram.
Offered
$50).
000,000) and American
300,000 Mesa
(par
Uranium
cent).
one
Price,
15
Corp.
cents
per
shares
of
Purpose,
with
Metal
Purpose,
share.
Corp.
shares
for
and
of
(par
&
Co.
"as
de¬
Offered
and
by
Walter
(25,-
etc.
"as
by
603,505 Procter
(no
lative
Cyanamid
SandrQp Co.
"as
a
convertible
Purpose, for
(flat)
to
;
Offered
preferred
expansion
and
and
shares
stock,
of
series
working
$104.75
3%%
C
(par
capital.
per
.
.
at
$67.37 V2
ended
300,000
share
$100).
to
par
public.
company for subscription by common stock¬
holders.
Unsubscribed shares (11,991).
Underwritten by
White, Weld & Co.; Bacon,
Whipple & Co.; Robert W.
Baird & Co.,
Inc.; Baker, Watts & Co.;
Baker, Weeks &
Co.; Ball.Burge & Kraus; J. Barth &
Co.; Bateman Eichler & Co ; A. G. Becker &
Co., Inc.; Blair, Rollins'& Co.
&
Co.; Blune Ellis
&
A.
Stone;
June
shares
1954
Price,
stock
and
300,000 Green
share.
per
38,475 Southern
stock
$15
&
&
shares
Co.;
Sirmrions;
$10).
share.
stockholders
9,280
and
Noyes
Loeb
&
without
Blyth
$1
of
by
Witter
stock
Co.
shares
during
$1).
*
(O.
capital,
etc.
institutional
and
A.)
•
Price,
investor
Shillinglaw,
12
2,400,000 Sutton
300,000
shares
shares
of
East
at
15,000
$100).
of
commdn
par.
-
through
&
A.)
Corp.,
Inc.
by'
-
Offered by company to
sold.
All
of
•
5%
(par $10)
cumulative
and
50,000
and
shares
Co, 3,000,000 .shares
10
for
cents
of
com¬
exploration
share.
per
Corp., Inc. of the
trust certificates
and
Offered
Republic
99,966
for
shares
drilling
by'. J.
.
of
of
Petro
Inc.
150.000
Purpose,
to
by
Oil
etc.
&
Price,
Co.
shares
pay
"as
trust
stock
common
Price, 40 cents per
subscription by public,
for
the
of
-
Republic
certificates
to public "as
Oversubscribed.
100.000
for
shares
drilling
to
of
for
a
250,000
shares
of
exploration
share.
per
speculation," without
stock
Price,
par.
Nevada
of
Panama
of
common
expenses.
residents
(par
speculation."
company
Co.
a
"V
„•
liabilities.
a
Inc.,
of
$3
"as
.
.
company
Co.,
voting
company
stock
common
expenses,
Williston
R.
,
underwriting.
at
only,
(par
$1).
Offered
without
by
under¬
writing.
300,000
Sunburst Madison
Oil
cents).
10
ment
Co.
and
Co.
300,000 shares of
Purpose,
expenses."
Klein
Price.
for
$1
Lawrence
&
stock
common
exploration and develop¬
share.
Offered by R. V.
per
Murray Co., Ihc.
"as
a
specu¬
lation."
1,125,000
Wyton
(par
per
Oil
efforts"
Gas
&
$1).
Corp.
1,000,000 shares of
stock
common
Purpose, for drilling expenses.
Price, $1.12%
Offered by National Securities Corp. on a "best
share.
basis.
$6,097,398
LAN.D,
$375,173
Grant
$1).
Building,
249,000
Shawano
stock
capital,
6%
Development
$1).
(par
Price,
Corp.
INVESTMENT
$17,283,056
General
stock
"as
shares
of
83,000
for
shares
developmeht
share.
per
Offered
by
(par
Offered
class* A
of
common
and working
McGrath Se¬
speculation."
a
by
TRADING,
Utilities
$5).
$28.50
scription
stock
TRUSTS,
Public
(par
Price,
Corp.
Purpose,
common
HOLDINGS, ETC.
606,423
for
share.
per
Lynch,
agent.
shares
investments
Offered
in
of
common
subsidiaries.
by
company
for sub¬
without underwriting.
stockholders,
Merrill
etc.
Oversubscribed.
Pierce,
Fenner
&
Beane
acted
as
clearing
^
32,000,000
Scudder Fund
stock
cumula¬
(par
share.
&
common
of
$1).
Canada,
Co.,
Inc.;
Bache
&
Stearns
&
Ltd.
Purpose,, for
Underwritten
Eurge
inc.
Kraus;
&
The
&
and
investmet.
Co.;
Bacon,
Bankers
Co.;,
A.
Bond
G.
Simmons/ Bosworth,
Represents
capital
$32" per
Ames,
Emerich
Whipple & Co.)
Co.;.J.
Barth
&
Co.
Sullivan
&
Co.,
Ball,
&
Inc.;
Inc.;
Co.;
Blunt
J.
C.
& Co.;
Brush. Slocumb & Co. Inc.; Burnham
Chace, Whiteside, West & Winslow, Inc.; Curtiss,
& Co.; Doolittle &
Co.; Francis I. duPont & Co.;
issues
placed
t Indicates issues sold
t Indicates
of
"Price,
Becker
Co.;
House
*
1,000.000 shares
by Lehman Brothers;
Bradford
stock
(par $1).
Purpose, refunding ($975,252) and l'or
working capital ($1,424,748).
Price, $12 per share.
Un¬
derwritten by F. Eberstart &
Co., Inc.; Shillinglaw, B61ger & Co.;
Ames^ Emerich & Co., Inc.; Amott, Baker J&
Co., Inc.: Auchincloss, Parker & Redpath;
Bailey & Cp.;
Baker.
Simonds
&
C6.; The Bankers Bond Co., Inc.;
stock
common
/
Securities
Co.,
of
$624,173
Bear,
&
Corp.
Purpose,
$3
common
for working
privately with an
Eberstadt
ETC.
22,06& shares
Purpose,
capital.
,
of
BUILDINGS.
Inc.
refunding.
Price. $17 per, share.
by company for
subscription by common and
common stockholders,
without underwriting.
»
200,000
for
Oversubcribed.
Corp.
underwriting,
Offered by
Ellis
(O.
stock
and
:
stock
(par one cent).
Purpose/for
development program.
Price,
$2.12J/2
and
Purpose,
Placed
F.
Co.
■
capital
loans
Underwritten
common
capital.
common
Coast
shares
bank
share.
Purpose,
-
Offered
American
buyers.
by
Gas
Oil,
531,250 Pan-Israel
:
for/working
Offered
Bolger
•
stock
Offered
cents).
without
curities
Purpose,
(par
-
shares of
repay
Price,
voting
speculation."
share.
war¬
for
with
Corp., Inc.
stock
sh&res
to increase
Offered by
:
shares
cent).
one
Purpose,
60,000 Overland
year
optioh
.
preferred
/
parr
Uranium
&
Petroleum
&
share.
%
■
Inc.
Purpose,
share.
purposes.
1,000
*
2.565
to
stock
underwriting.
per
by A. J. Grayson.
Co.
Oil
Oil
stock
common
and
company
of
&
working capital.
Price,
by company for subscription by
underwriting.
!
share.
per
by
Lynch; Smith,
corporate
share
exercise
Purpose,
Sterling Industries,
(par
five
cents).
per
900,000
5,000
expenses.
common
/(par
Co.;
&
Co.
Purpose,
American
Purpose,
(4,278) under¬
Gas
(par
of
299,898 Nortex
•
300,000
A
and
for
250,000
(par one cent).
Purpose, for
exploration and development program.
Price, $2.12 J/2 per
share.
Offered by company to
public, "as a speculation,"
stodk
common
Kuhn,
shares
per
Issued
privately
$2
Price, $3 per
Oversubscribed.
River
shares
Cel.;
&
Offered
Placed
class
Offered
380,000
Corp.
cent).
one
Price,
ets.
Co.,
Panama
.
10
*3,607,500 Sprague Electric Co. 48,100 shares of common stock
(par
$2.50). ' Purpose, for working capital.
Price, $75 pter
share.
-
•
&
531,250 Mediterranean
'
and Dean
general
Offered
without
of
share.
by Rocky Mountain Securities.
(par
per
Oil
development
j
employees
of
Leonard
Co.,
for
Chemical
States
(par
per
Chemical
&
(par
etc.
cent).
stock
mon
and1 Cooper; Davis,
Co.; Hooker & Fay;
Marshall.
Oversub¬
&
.
$1
shares
retire RFC loan
per
(par 10 cents) in units of one preferred
10 common shares.
Purpose, for expansion and workcapital.
Price $10 per unit.
Offered by company to
public, without underwriting.
"
;
New
$14
Development Corp.
300,000 shares
of
(par
one
cent).
Purpose,
for
working
Price,
stock
Brothers.
&
(par
&
upon
$2.50
ing
100,000
$64.75
share.
per
30,
con¬
and
'
stock
commott
etc.
Mosle
Foster
Moore,
Co.
at
cumulative
of common stock
M.
,
Product
tive
cumu¬
Price
by
Inc.; William Blair
Co.;
Dominick,
Unsubscribed shares
Purpose,
8,280
*1,500,000 Sutton
i\NDBJANUFACTURING
stockholders
!/•',
'
spec¬
.
Co^l>80^6
&
Hemphill,
59,000
Wertheim
Gamble
&
par).
Price,
&
6%
y
>
Sulphur
pirfcicinating referred
Co.;
&
Blyth & Co.; A.' G, Becker & Co.; Central
(Inc.); Dominick & Dominick; The First
Co.;
&
Pricer,
Corp.
INDUSTRIAL
&
,
Co.;
Hallgarten
:
Purpose,
Price,
tion, etc. expenses. Price, at
public, without, underwriting.
Co.
Roland
Barney
a
$30,194,000.
OTHER
to
$1).
50,000 Diamond Asphalt Co.
speculation."
a
-
$58,023,500 American
<■
Rollins & Co. Inc.
Corp.;
.Model,
stock
300,000 Utida Uranium
Co., Inc. 3,000,000 shares of common stock
(par
one
cent).
Purpose,
for
exploration
costs
etc.
Price, 10 cents per share.
Offered by I. J. Schenip Co.
"as a speculation."
v.
•
)
loans
working capital.
Price, $5 per r
by" company for subscription by stock- .
employees.
Oversubscribed.
Underwritten
stockholders.
written
($2,000,000).
costs,
of
officers
Rotan,
Mills, Inc.
Purpose, for
Republic
Price, three certts
ulation.'<
Ryons
Miller
capital,
to
and
of
$2)., Purpose, for working
Offered by Graham & Co.
California-Utah Petroleum & Uranium Co. 1,000,000 shares
of common stock
(par 10 cents).
Purpose, for explora-
Cup Corp. 88,000 shares of common stock (no
par).
Purpose, for expansion and working capital. Price,
$65 per share.
Offered by company for subscription by
pro¬
Mountain Uranium Co, 3,500,000 shares of com¬
stock
(par 2%
cents)'.
Purpose, for drilling ex¬
penses, expansion and working capital.
Offered
100,000
5,720,000 Lily-Tulip
mon
share.
bank
of
'
Boston
Corp.
Inc.;
Co.,
shares
(par
par.
capital,
one
Allen
j
.
sharer*
reduce
Lester,
shares
working
Head
$1).
by Blair,
stock
105,000 Temple
per
•
60,000
Dominick
Dempsey-Tegeler
&
holders
-
Price,
common
Co.,
Co.;
share.
cumulative
exploration
&
&
common
Offered by Tellier & Co.
Pekar
to
Hayden,
rants.
William J.
stock
common
..
Co.
Co.;
by
scribed.
speculation."
Co.
of
*
& Co.; E. F. Hutton & Co.;
Lester, Ryons
Crowell, Weedon & Co.; Frahais I. du Pont & CO.;
295,000 Indian
299,500 San Juan Uranium Corp. 599,000 shares of
common stock
(par one cent).
Purpose, for drilling expenses and work¬
ing capital.
Price, 50 cents per share.
Offered by MorAn
&
Tool
&
&
stock
(par
Co.
acquisitions,
George
Walston
Durst,
Co.;
capital.
common
(par
Richards
Co.;
Kalman
Of-
expansion
Motors
Products
2,000,000
514%
for
General
shares
underwriting.
Co.;
Inc.;
Stix &
McDowell;
<fe
&
100.000
at
States
$2,700,000 Associated
Alstyne,
Noel
&
Co.;
Burnham and Co.; H. M. Byllesby
Collins & Co.; Cruttenden & Coi;
company
Inc.;
Harris,
Boyce;
$82,554,055
.j."
&
Schwabacher
by Coombs & Co.
540,000
(par
privately
by
without
Skaggs
speculation."
290,000 Jolly Jack Uranium Co. 1,160,000 shares of common
(par 10 cents).
Purpose, for mining expenses.
25
'■
Hill
common
and
for
Sold
&
Vickers
?
Hemphill,
Staats
Brothers
exploration
a
•
to
,
Purpose,
working
of
;
„
Inc., 7,800
Inc.
Price,
working
D.
B.
Bo^nbright &
CP.,
& Kraus, Cleveland, Ohid;
Marshall, Seattle, Wash.
'
&
Mason,
&
&
,
White
Y.; Ball, Burge
Society,
others,
&
of
for
Bros.
to
v/
$5
1,901,250 Hoffman Radio Corp. 130,000 shares of common stock (par
50 cents). Purpose, for working capital. Price, $14.62V2
pdr
share.
Underwritten by Blyth & Co.,
Inc.; William R.
Offered
j
10,0p0,000
of
.
Purpose,
Underwritten
N.
Horner &
Fairman
Stein
120,000
Co.;
Purpose,
Inc.,- and Arthurs, Lestrange & Co.
agent
as
share.
for
—.
Inc.
share.
per
109,200 Grolier
Co.
speculation."
a
shares
through
underwriting.
Staats
<fc
White
preferred
'
760,000 United
Baird
Scribner;- Van
& Co.;
Co.
and-Foster
1,100,000 shares of common
(par 10 cents).
Purpose, for development expenses.
Price, 25 cents per share,
offered by Greenfield & Co.,
Inc.
&
Sills,
Co.;
stock
190,625 Grolier Society, Inc. 12,500 shares of common stock (par
$1).- Purpose, for general corporate purposes. Price, $15.2^5
stock
300,000 Interstate
R.
Deane
Scott,
share.
for
working capital.
Rochester,
stock
and
Vickers
by
5,000
stock..
privately
Machine
$2).
Blosser
Wagenseller
common
working capital'.
Price, $18.50
for subscription by com¬
without
(par
William
York,
common
claims
v
by company
Lewis
Co.;
&
Ind.; Rodman &
Saunders, Stiver & Co.;
Co.;
Co.,
95.000 shares of capital stock (par
Purpose,
for
working
capital.
Price,
$13.25
per
, Underwritten
by Hill Richards & Co.; William R.
Staats & Co.; Paine, Webber,
Jackson & Curtis; DempseyTegeler & Co.; Revel Miller & Co.; Wagenseller &
Durst,
Inc.; Kenneth Ellis & Co., and Bateman, Eichler & Co.
$1),
■:
Kidder & Co.; Loewi & Co.; Scott, Horner &
Mason, Inci;
Sills, Fairman & Harris, Inc.; Straus, Blosser & McDowell;
acquire
Offered
Co.
7,500
for
&
&
Co.;
& Co.,
Inc.;
Inc.r Reinholdt &
Co.,
OIL
(Inc.); Julien
Granbery, Marache & Co.;
speculation."
a
Grand
cents
Inc.
Shepard
&
300,000 Twentieth Century Foods Corp.
&
S.
1,258,750 Telecomputing Corp.
(4.432)
Estabrook
Prescott,
Pierce
&
Noble
Hudson
vertible
Becker
Co.;
and
187,000 Durham Explorations Ltd. 550.000 shares of common stock
(par $1).
Purpose, for exploration and drilling expenses.
34
Co.;
preferred
Placed
Offered
Stroud & Co.,
exploratory work.
Price; 10 cents per-share.
by Forbes & Co. "as a speculation."
Price,
&
Hammill
Straus,
capital.
subscription
W.
Schaefer
200,000 Taylorcraft,
Price,
.shares
C.
Inc.;
Robinson-Humhprey
Hague,
Co.;
Co.;
:
Robert
Co., Inc.;
Co.;
Vietor, Common, Dann
Inc.; Watling, Lerchen &
White, Weld & Co.; Willis,
Kenny & Ayres, Inc.; Winslow, Douglas &
McEvoy; Harold
E. Wood & Co.; H. P. Wood &
Co.; Wyatt, Neal & Wag¬
goner;
Wylie and Thornhill, and
Zuckerman, Smith &
Co.
Oversubscribed.
&
by
G.
&
Oversubscribed.
shares
to
for
company
Leather
&
fund
Associates,
Baker, Simonds
Inc.
2,400,000
Shoe
stock
Singer,
*
,
Purpose,
Co.;
,
stock "(no
capital.
W.
Smith,
Price, $24.75 per share,, Under¬
Hornblower & Weeks; A. C. Allyn & Co., Inc.;
&
Co. Inc.; Central Republic Co.
(Inc.)|;.
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis; Reynolds & Co.; Shields
A.
2,000,000" shares of com¬
one
cent).
Purpose,
for exploration
15 cents per share.
Offered by Tellier
cents).
working
Co.;
Rauscher,
The
Shearson,
Co.;
;
&
for
written
3,000,000 shares of common
stock (par one cent).
Purpose, for equipment and work¬
ing capital.
Price, 10 cents per share.
Offered by J. W.
Hicks & Co., Inc.
240,000 Crown
Herbert
Co.;
stockholders,
common
Mining Corp.
Co.,
&
&
.
common
Unsubscribed
Bradford
loans.
$1).
mon
(par
speculation."
a
by
Co.
share.
per
ETC.
Cd.
Boucher &
B.
Uranium
C.
sinking
138,750 Electronic
share.
300,000 Cherokee
J.
bank
Noyes
Corp. 297,500 shares of common stock (par
Purpose, for exploration costs, etc.
Price,
Offered by S. D. Fuller & Co.; Vermilye
cents).
per
shares of
by Goldman, Sachs & Co.;
Reid
cumulative
.
COAL, COPPER,
STEEL,
Offered
.>
-
.
,
for expansion and
500,000 Commonwealth
Purpose, for new construction.
Price, $10 per share.
by company for subscription by common stock¬
holders, without underwriting.
IRON,
,
&
&
McDowell, DImond & Co.;
Turben & Co.; Revel Miller &
The Ohio'Co.; O'Neal,
Webber, Jackson & Curtis; Pen-
Rensehaw; Wm. C. Roney
Co.;j
and Dean Witter & Co.
ner,
Offered
$121,621,678
r'/.,y,'V..
and
Co.;
Gardner;
Co.;'.
Indianapolis Bond <fc Share' Corp.]
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood; The Robinson-Humphrey Co.)
Schmidt, Poole, Roberts & Parke; Singer, Deane & Scrib-;
by
commonf stock
of
;
Broome
Co.;
Co.,.Inc.; Paine,
Colket
Quail &
;
Lerchen & Co.; Wertheim
Woodard-Elwood & Co./'and!
Co.;
''stockholders.
Inc.;
Fulton,
through Kidder, Peabody & Co.
Ohio
West
$5),
;
Watling,
&
Co.-
&
shaj'e.
common
underwritten
Upper Peninsula Power Co. 7,000 shares of 5% % cumulative preferred stock (par $100).
Purpose, to repay bank
loans and for new construction.
Price, at par and ac¬
crued dividends. * Placed privately with thre'e institutional
\!
Co.;
Witter
Purpose,
1,485,000 Giddings
•700,000
<fe
&
&
&
mgton.
•
Rotan,^
H.
Co.
R.
Inc.; R. W. Pressprich & Co.; Putnam
Co.; Rauscher, Pierce & Co. Inc.; Reln-i
Gardner; Reynolds & Co.; Riter & Co.;
&
Co.;
$29.50
Galleher
and Branch, Cabell
Underwritten
■
&
Co.,
&
Quail
&
par)
Telephone
residents
are
Co.;
Yarnall, Biddle
Co. 15,000 shares of common stock
(par $20). .. Purpose,
for construction program.
Price,
$23 per share to stockholders and $24 to public.
Offered
by company
for subscription
by
common
stockholder's
who
Mason-Hagan, Inc.; A. E.
Co.; McDonald & Co.; Mer¬
Beane; Merrill, Turben &
Mitchum, Tully & Co.; Moore.
Alden
&
2,922,500 Central Soya Co., Inc. 99,000
Offered
Tidewater
Co.;
Fenner
&
Mead. Miller & Co.;
Merrill,
Co.; Norris & Hirshberg,
<fe Cooper; Sage, Rutty & Co. Inc.; Salomon Bros.'
Hutzler; Schneider, Bernet & Hickman;' Scott, Horner
Mason,
Inc.; "Chas. W.
Scranton
&
Co.; ' Shearson,
G.
by
company
for subscription by
common
stockholders.
Underwritten by Lester, Ryons &
Co. and Smith, polian & Co.
345,000
&
McCormick
ties Corp.;
Stroud & Co., Inc.; Spencer Trask
Tucker, Anthony & Co.;
Underwood, Neuhaus
Union Securities
Corp.; Vietor, Common, Dann
Sim¬
Price,
.
Courtney-Breckenridge
Hammlll <fc Co.; Shields & Co.;
Shuman, Agnew & Co.;
Sills, Fairman & Harris, Inc.; Singer, Dean & Scribner;!
Smith, Barney & Co.; Smith, Moore & Co.;-F. S. Smithers
& Co.; William R. Staats
& Co.; Stern, Frank, Meyer &
Fox; Stetson Securities Corp.; Stone & Webster Securi¬
■
loans.
bank
repay
Marks
Pierce,
Stockton
& Co.; Francis I. duPont &
Co.; A. G. Edwards &
Sons; Ferris & Co.; Field & Co.,
Inc.; The First Cleveland
Corp.; Franklin, Meyer & Barnett; S. D. Fuller &
Co.;
W. C. Gibson & Co.;
Goodbody & Co.; Hallowell, Sulz¬
berger & Co.; Hancock, Blackstock &
Co.; Hayden,' Miller
&
Co.; Hayden, Stone & Co.) Howard.
Weil, Labouisse,
-
Lazard
Mosle
&
shares of common stock
13,135
Co.
Utah- Power
$10).
share.
per
Langley & Co.;
Co.;
Friedrichs & Co.; w. E. Hutton &
Co.; Johnson
Lane.
Space and Co., Inc.; Jones.
Kreeger & Hewitt; Kalman &
Co., Inc.; Kerr & Bell; A. M. Kidder &
Co.; Leason & Co.,
Inc.; Manley, Bennett &
Co.; A. E. Masteri & Co.; Mc-
&
Co.;
holdt
.
Southern
C.
&
&
mzfr
'
-
Lynch; Morgan Stanley & Co.; F. S.Moseleyf
Co.; Mullaney. Wells & Co.; Newhard, Cook & Co.;,
The
Ohio
Co.s Pacific Northwest Co.;
Paine, Webber,!
Jackson & Curtis;
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood; .Prescott,.
&
subscribed.
170,755
,
Corp.; Lehman Brothers^
M.
Loeb, Rhoades & Co.;,
Oarl
Milwaukee
Leonard
W.
Bradford
Co.; H. M. Byllesby & Co. (Inc.); Carolina
Securities Corp.; C. F. Cassell &
Co., Inc.; Central Re¬
public
Co.
(Inc.);
Childs,
Jeffries
&
Thorndike,
Inc.;
Richard W. Clarke
Corp.; Clayton Securities Corp.; Coburn <fe Middlebrook,
Inc.; Cohu & Co.; Julien Collins &
Co ; Courts &
Co.; Dewar. Robertson & Pancoast; Ditt-
H'gginson
Co.;
&
Co.;
The
Shepard
Co. 50,000 shares of common
for new construction.
Price,
Underwitten by Hornblower & Weeks;
& Co., and First California Co.
Over¬
share.
Lee
M.
&
Lynch,
Co.;
Purpose,
$5).
per
Co.;
C.
Brown
&
Power
Nevada
(par
$11.50
Beadlipg Jfc Co.; Bell & Hough; Blair, Rollins
Co.;
&
Eastman,
Ryons
Masten
dividends.
Underwritten by
Blyth & Co., Inc.; Eastman, Dillon & Co.; The First Boston
Corp.;
Glore,
Forgan & Co.;
Goldman, Sachs & Co.',
Harriman Ripley
& Co., Inc.;
Kidder, Peabody <fc Co%
Lehman Brothers; Merrill Lynch, Pierce. Fenner & Beane,
Smith, Barney & Co.; Stone & Webster Securities Corp..
Union Securities Corp.; White, Weld & Co.; Dean Witter
& Co.; A. G. Becker & Co. Inc.; Hemphill, Noyes & Co.;
a.
C.
Allyn & Co., Inc.; Central Republic Co. (Inc.);
W. C. Langley & Co.; F. S. Moseley & Co./ Salomon Bros.
& Hutzler; Spencer Trask & Co.; Wood, Struthers & Co.;
Tucker, Anthony & Co.; G. H. Walker & Co.; Bacon,
Whipple & Co.; Blunt Ellis & Simmons; The Milwaukee
Co.; Stroud & Co., Inc.; City Securities Corp.; Collett &
Co., Inc.; Elworthy & Co.; Farwell, Chapman & Co.; J. J.
B. Hilliard <fc Son; Indianapolis Bond and Share Corp.;
A.
M.
Kidder
&
Co.;
Kiser,
Cohn & Shumaker, Inc.;
McCormick & Co.; Newhard, Cook & Co.;- Raffensperger,
Hughes & Co., Inc.; Schwabacher & Co.; F. S. Smithers
& Co.; Sutro & Co.; Richard W. Clarke Corp.; H. Hentz
& Co.; The Illinois Co.; Mackall & Coe; Irving Lundborg
& Co., and Sweney Cartwright & Co.
Oversubscribed. ^
„
&
Laurence
<fc Co. acted as dealer-managers.
accrued
and
par
Co.;
Lester,
rill
at
Price,
Collins
J.
Burr,
&
Elworthy
Freres
&
Drexel
&
Co.; Laird, Bissell & Meeds;
sold.
Morgan Stanley
Julien
W.
Co.;: E.
& Anderson; Hallgarten
& Co.; Hallowell, Sulzbeger
Co.; Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc.; Hayden, Miller &
Co.; Hemphill, Noyes & Co.; Henry Herrman <fc Co.; Hornblower & Weeks;
Howard, Weil, Labouisse, Friedrichs &
Co.; W. E. Hutton & Co.; The Illinois Co.; Johnson. Lane,;
Space and Co.. Inc.; Johnston,
Lemon & Co.;
Kidder,,
Peabody & Co.; Kirkpatrick-Pettjs Co.; Kuhn, Loeb &
Public Service Co. of Indiana, Inc. 600,000 shares of 4.16% ^
cumulative preferred stock (par $25).
Purpose, refunding.
15.000,000
.
and
All
underwriting
without
stockholders,
common
Co.
Inc.;
Brown
Alex.
&
Coffin
&
share.
per
Inc.;
Dodge
Ellis
Purpose,
par).
$34
Co.,
Corp.;
Dillon & Co.; F. Eberstadt & Co.,
& Co.; Equitable Secuhities Corp.; EstaFauset, Steele & CO.; The First Boston Corp.;
Folger, Nolan-W. B. Hlbbs & Co., Inc.; Fulton, Reld &
Co.; Glore, Forgan & Co.; Goldman, Sachs & Co.; Green,
Electric Co. 878.878 shares of common stock
for construction progiam.
Price,
Offered by company for subscription by
Philadelphia
Co.,
&
&
Clark,
Clarke
W.
brook & Co.;
P.
subscribed.
v 29.881.852
Collings
Inc.;
Strauss
S.
Henry
Sherrerd;
Cruttenden & Co,; J. M. Dain & Co.; Dewar,
& Pancoast; Dillon,
Read & Co. Inc.; Dixon &
Dominick & Dominiek; Drexel & Co.; Francis I du
Co.;
& Co.; Stroud &c Co., Inc.; Sutro &
Swift
&
Co.; . Swiss
American Corp
Spencer Trask
& Co.; Tucker, Anthony & Co.. Union
Securities Corp.; Wagenseller & Durst, Inc., G. H. Walker,
& Co.; Walston & Co.;
Watling, Lerchen &
& Co. Inc.; Wertheim & Co.; C. N. White &_Co., White
Weld
&
Co.;
Wilson, Johnson & Higgins,
Dean Witter
& Co.;
Wood, Struthers & Co.: Woodard-Elwood & Co.,
Wulff, Hansen & Co., and Yarnall, Biddle & Co.
Over¬
J.
berg;
C.
C.
&
Richard
Co.;
Robertson
Meyer & Fox; Stewart, Eubanks, Meyerson
York; Stix •
& Co.; Stone & Wehster Securities Corp.; Stone & YoungCo.;
Bosworth. Sullivan
Butcher
Courts & Co.;
BoycO;
&
Inc.;
&
Inc.;
Stephenson.
Stern, Frank.
Bros.
Brothers
Steifi
Co.;
Son;
Clark
Co.; Smith. Moore
«fc Co.;- William R. Staats & Co.;
Barney &
Smith,
Scribner;
&
Co.,
&.
(Continued from page 9)
D6ane
Monday, October 4, 1954
..,
special
pflvately.
competitively,
offering.
VI
Number 5365
Volume 180
A.
Edwards
G.
Deetjen
&
W.
Co.-, Inc.; Ira Haupt-& Co.;
Co.;
Hayden, Stone & Co.; Hemphill,
Hentz &
Co.; Hickey & Co., Inc.;
J.
&
Mason-Hagan,
Co.;
Mullaney,' Wells
fray
A.
;
Miller &
holdt
&
Inc.;
Co.,
Rodman
&
Co.;
L.
F
Rothschild
+
3,732 068
United
»
shares
scribed
per
of
&
rf
•
_
and Taylor &
Inc.
"
.
.
Co.
Francis I.
&
Turben
man
&
stock
30,000
McKelvy
&
Harris, Inc.; Smith,
Co.;
stock
for
stock
r'!''
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f
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,-
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All
inc.
Completed.
10
in
preceding
a
column
du
Blauner
v
subMilton D.
by
..
Reed
800,000 Continental
convertible
f
L'~."
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...
•
"
Underwriten
&
Alstyne,
C
-
(
.
'.common
•
at
; v
:
.
.
■
..
par.
.
„
_
*
.
.
■
" .r
,
\
,
'
■
Indemnity
&
tive
preferred
capital,
tive
.
•
Underwritten
& Co.
Grande Investment Co. 1,150 shares of 6% cumula¬
participating preferred stock (par $100) and 1,150
of common stock (no par) in units of one share
shares
of
each
and
E.
15,188
class
loans.
stock.
of
Price,
; Purpose,
$100
unit.
per
for
operating expenses
Offered
by
William
Conly, Jr.
Simplified Farm Record Book Co. 2,025
(par $1).
See under "Long-Term
a
preceding column of this articue.
stock
shares of common
Bonds and Notes';
$4,549,072
$70,625 American-Marietta Co. 2,500
$21.
Price, $28.25 per share.
Financing
„
shares of common stock (par
Offered by Blyth & Co., Inc.
.
Completed.
96,000 Anheuser-Busch,
Price,
$32
Inc.
per
3,000 shares of common stock (par
share. Offered by Blyth & Co., Inc;
Completed.
'
Products, Inc. 30,000 shares of 30-cent
non-cumulative and participating preferred stock (ppr $1).
Price, at market (about $2.87V2 per share).
Offered by
Eisele & King, Libaire, Stout & Co.
86,250 Automatic
'
.
t
„
49*
Steel
500
250
Chesapeake
and
7
shares
share.
of
common
Offered
-
by
stock (par
Gardner F.
shares
167,520
Co.
of
common
Service
Public
Co.
shares of
5,000
,
by
Corp.,„ Inc.
.
200,000
common
Offfered by Blyth
Glore,
shares
.
.
...
,
C
stock (par
Forgan &
of
common
$12 per. share.
Underwritten by;
Inc.; Shillinglaw, Bolger & Co.; Ames,
Price,
& Middlebrook, Inc.;
Courts & Co.; Dewar,
Dittmar & Co.;
Pancoast;
Francis I.
duPont
Frist
& Co.,
Cleveland
Fuller &
D.
Co.;
& Co.;
Carl
M.
Loeb, Rhoades & Co.
45,000 Three
stock
&
124 000
•
.
States Natural
$1). Price,
(par
Co.,
Inc.
Gas Co. 6,000 shares of common
$7.50 per share; Offered by Blyth
Completed.
'
„
2,000 shares of 5.20%
$23 per share (net).
Sterling,
Inc.
50,000
shares of common stock (par
Offered by Paine, Webber,
$5.75 per share.
Jackson & Curtis.
Completed.
$2.50).
250 000
Price,
Dairies, Inc. 6,000 shares of
fund preferred stock (par $50).
Offered by Smith, Barney & Co.
Foremost
sinking
share.
of
4'/2% cumulative
Price, $46.50 per
Calculating Machine Co. 10,000 shares of common
stock
(par $1).
Price, $32 per share.
Placed privately
through Dean Witter & Co.
Friden
America 10,000 shares of common
Price, $15.75 per share. Offered by
Completed.
of
(par 50 cents).
Co.,
Inc.
stock
Blyth
ry.
t Indicates
<
placed
privately.
issues sold competitively,
special
offering.
$
$
'3,917,392
4,744,026
30,863,506
44,589,588
2,200,565
ops.
2,100,538
12,631,444
19,073,675
1,931,277
11,165,275
17,460,020
_i—_
income
—V.
180,
1098.
p.
stock
Blyth
(no
Co.,
'
Chrysler Corp.—Announces Model Change-Over—
most intensive, retooling
The
.
of
this
George
model
and
change-over in
W.
before'the
Mr.
..1
^
Troost,
350
of4
who
„
;
,.
•'
v
share
the
of
the
td
Chrysler
the
of
leaders
that
his
told
Corp.,
company's
1955'
in November.
public" late
that Chrysler's share of the automotive market
past year, Mr. Troost outlined many steps th?,t
the
In
.
will
introduced
be
stating
off
fallen
Comptroller
financial
East's
would
cars
is
also
the
of
Although
has
history,
taking
now
4
some
the
place ill the company's plantv
Troost,
Vice-President,
said
on
Sept.
27 in a speech
12Cth annu&l meeting and dinner'of the Boston Stock"
is
corporation
Exchange.
have
take
to
market.
to
if
recover,
not
exceed,
its
traditional
^
,
"Chrysler Corporation-plans to baGk up its new cars with a trc-1
advertising campaign that will blanket the oountry throur/v'
the use of newspaper ads and great new radio and television shows,-'
Mr. Troost' said;-—\
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•
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•
mendous
.
♦
.
.
,
a broad program of modern
physical plant.
Since 1946, r;»>
have
of $500,000,000 on our plants ardi
facilities,-exolusi-ve of new model--tooling and at the present tim'>
we
have several more modernization projects in process
or on
thD'
boards for the future,
requiring the investment of several hundred
"In
-
manufacturing,
of
millions
'»
"These
study
and
developing
division
the
must
to
conditions."
streamline
of
>
■
-
accounting
way..
own
also
has
set
-
up
a
,
separate
division
and
another
separate
department
dealers," Mr. Troost said.
-
new
that
av->
whereby et :h,
profit-maki: j
procedures
of the company's divisionalization plans,
corporation is accountable for its own
its
pay
operations
■
are
new
told
out
of
"Chrysler
aid
meet
to
Trcost
-.*
constantly being subjected to intensive
re-examination to incorporate the latest develop ♦
plans
and
analysis
Mr.
our
dollars.
of
forward
ments
and
engaged in
are
we
improving and expanding
made
capital investments
izing,
handle defer- >
furnish financi. I
"•
to
to
;■ -
"Chrysler is looking for a good year in 1955 and the whole auto¬
motive industry is on the up-grade.
Our economists tell us that
1955 we can
again expect new passenger car sales to run betwe* i
.
gradual increase for
a
units. Beyond that, they tell
the next ten years."—-V. 180; p.
5,500.000
and
5,000,000
us
to
exp'oV
907.
Clary Multiplier Corp.—Registers With SEC—
-
This
1954,
offered
be
to
filed a registration statement with the SEC
covering 250,000 shares of its $1 par common stock,
public sale through an underwriting group head", I
corporation
27,
Sept.
for
by Blyth & Co., Inc. The public offering price and underwriting tern ;
to be supplied by amendment. There are now outstanding 538,633*
are
shares
of
Net
for
current
used
loans from
working
for
electronic
the new issue will be applied approximately ft-J
additional working capital; $340,000 to ret .'3
Bank of America, the proceeds of whi-A
of
$360,000
unsecured
were
stock.
common
proceeds
follows:
capital;
for the development of a n4
to sell in the $10,000 price rang
$200,000
digital computer expected
t
$200,000 for the development of other products, including guided miss:-o
control mechanisms and business machines; and the balance for tooli> r;]
and
to
equipment
be
or
of
in
control
missile
mechanisms,
aircraft hardware,
and electron 31
handling equipment. The company is controlled
its President, who, with his close relatives, own, t
controlled on July 15,
1954, approximately 160,085 shares (29%)
the outstanding stock.—V. 180, p.
1207.
computing
by
reduce manufacturing costs. The company is said
the manufacture and sale of business machim
to
engaged
guided
data
and
Hugh L.
Clary,
Clinchfield Coal
Gas
the
Sept.
on
Kentucky-West
the
for
Co.,
erties
Corp.—New Contract—
28 approved the consummation of a contra ;4
Virginia Gas Co., a subsidiary of Equitab). j
sale of gas developed by Clinchfield from its prop¬
Southwest Virginia over the past several years:
directors
The
in
Application
for approval of the Federal Power Commission Wid
immediately be made and upon securing such approval construct!: u
will commence" on a pipeline connecting
the Kentucky-West Virgir A
the Clinchfield gas wells.
Initial flow will be at tt )
12,500,000 cubic feet per day and provision is made in thj
for the delivery and purchase of additional quantities und: c
with
system
of
contract
Clinchfield officials indicate that the sale of g? :i
production rate will add approximately $1 per sha.J
options.
mutual
initial
the
Clinchfield's
annual
Clinchfield
August—
Gross
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
Gross
issues
1954—8 Mos.—1953
$
(after
earnings.—V.
180,
1954
railway.w—
railway
oper.
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
Income...
—V.
180,
p.
railway—.
income.,.
907.
1207.
-
$1,740,247
755,284
754,317
4
1953
1952
1951
1
L,947,803
$2,047,968
821.722
757,069
$2,034,863
886,382
793,938
784,991
16,453,190
6,724,306
5,846,666
15,886,858
15 623,481
6,817.357
6 836,0Yit
6,072,968
6 443,034
845.2.'
'
railway
oper.
p.
RR.—Earnings—
"■
From Jan. 1—
$20,296,060
Represents
913,543
17,391,494 126,208,330 143,975,44\
95,344,8^4
99,385,853
12,647,468
•
t Indicates
1,019,347
2,023,835
ry.
inc.
taxes)
oper.
at
Swasey Co. 3,000 shares of common stock
par).
Price, $16.25 per share.
Offered ,by Blyth &
Inc. Completed.
48,750 Warner &
*
*320 000
Corp.
157,500 Vitro
81
287 500- Firth
expenses-
from
to
~
3,009.473
1954—Month—1953
15,913,586
11,996,194
revenue
Federal
rate
America 8,000 shares of common
(par 50 cents). Price, $15.50 per share. Offered by
& Co., Inc.
Completed.
/*
Corp.
Vitro
126,685
13,933,337
2,745,936
907.
p.
rev.
with
-
50,000 East Tennessee Natural Gas Co.
preferred stock (par $251,- Price,
Offered by White, Weld & Co.
(
Co.
Oversubscribed.
Offered
Corp.
1,156,914
operating
Net
$5).
$1).
(par
.2,899,970
income—.
Ry.
Oversubscribed,
Instruments, Inc. 16,000 shares of common stock
Price, at market (around $10.50 per share).
by Schneider, Bernet & Hickman.
168,000 Texas
.
180,
line
1,725,000 Tennessee Corp. 30,000 shares of common stock (par
Price, \$57.50 per share.
Offered by Kuhn, Loeb &
Central Explorers, Ltd.
of Virginia 20,100 shares of common
stock (par $5).. Price, $32.50 per share.
Offered by Glore.
Forgan & Co.; Fulton, Reid & Co., and Scott & Stringfellow. Completed.
•
I
Power
& Co.,
Smith & Co.
•
»
(Canada) 50,000 shares of common
stock (par $1).
Price, $5.25 per share. Offered by Frank¬
lin, Meyer & Barnett. Completed.
.
per
Oversubscribed.
Corp.;
Franklin, Meyer Se'
W. C. Gibson & Co.; Goodbody & Co.; Hallowell, Sulzberger & Co.; Hancock, Blackstock <Sc Co.; Hayden, Miller & Co.; Hayden, Stone & Co.;
Howard, Weil, Labouisse, Friedrichs & Co.; W, E, Hutton
& Co.; Johnson, Lane, Space and Co., Inc.; Jones, Kreeger
& Hewitt; Kalman & Co., Inc.; Kerr & Bell; A. M. Kidder
& Co.; Leason & Co., Inc.; Manley, Bennett & Co.; A. E.
Masten & Co.; McCourtney-Breckenridge & Co.; McDowell,
Dimond & Co.; Mead,
Miller & Co.; Merrill, Turben &
Co.; Revel Miller & Co.; Norris & Hirshberg, Inc.; The
Ohio Co.; O'Neal, Alden & Co., Inc.; Paine, Webber, Jack-f
son & Curtis; Penington, Colket and Co.; Prescott, Shepard
& Co.,
Inc.; Quail & Co.; Rauscher, Pierce & Co., Inc.;.
Reinholdt & Gardner; The Robinson-Humphrey Co., Inc.;
Rodman
&
Renshaw;
Win, C, Roney & Co.; Saunders,
S.
railway_^__TJ
oper.
oper,
Nico-
Cunningham, Gunn
G. Edwards & Sons; Ferris & Co.; Field
A.
The
Stiver
,
Issues Not Representing New
Co.;
132,768
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific RR, —Earnings—
Wm,,,C.
Inc.; Stifel,
Herbert W. Schaefer & Co.; Scott, Horner
Mason, Inc.; Shearson, Hammili & Co.; Sills, Fairman &
Harris,
Inc.;
Smith, Hague, Noble
& Co.; Stein Bros.
<te Boyce; Stix & Co.; Straus, Blosser & McDowell; Vietor,
Common, Dann & Co.; Wagenseller & Durst, Inc.;, Watling, Lerchen & Co.; Hudson White & Co.; White, Weld
& Cor, Willis, Kenny & Ayres, Inc.;
Winslow, Douglas &
McEvoy; Harold E. Wood & Co.; H. P. Wood & Co.; Wyatt,.
Neal & Waggoner; Wyllie and Thornhill, and Zuckerman,
in
$4).
Co.- 14
Securities Corp.; Coburn
Julien Collins & Co.;
Barnett;
shares of $1.50 cumula¬
Purpose, for
stock, series A (no par).
etc.
Price. $24 per share.
by M. H. Bishop
115,000 Rio
Renshaw;
&
&
& Co.;
Inc.;
377,381
14,265,149
14,540,392
3,113,000
1,261,123
13,520,080
railway
Chrysler
(0..: A.)
&
128,818
$1,801,769
$1,814,346
404,465":
382,174
159,510
income
oper.
1951
1952
1953
$1,850,542
331,600
-i_
& Co.;
Lentz, Newton
Rodman
Inc.;
$6,800
Nevada
Robertson
Co. 600,000 shares of common stock
Purpose, to increase capital and surplus.
Price, $1.85 per share.
Offered by company for subscrip¬
tion by stockholders, without underwriting.
working
(Inc.);.
Co.
Emerich; & Co., Inc.;" Atnott, Baker Si Co., Inc.; AuchinParker & Redpath; Bailey & Co.; Baker, Simonds
Co.; The Bankers Bond Co., Inc.; Beadling & Co.; Beil
& Hough; Blair, Rollins & Co., Inc.; J. C. Bradford &
Co.; Stockton Broome & Co.; C. S. Brown & Co.; H. M.
Byllesby & Co. (Inc.); Carolina Securities Corp.; C. F.
Cassell & Co., Inc.; Central Republic Co. (Inc.); Chiids,
Jeffries
&
Thorndike,
Inc.;
Richard W. Clarke Corp.;.
Cohu
,
.
(par 65 cents).
96,000 Phoenix Budget; Loans, Inc. 4,000
&
Kirkland
Eberstadt
Clayton
•
^
1954
$1,710,797
railway____
flora
from
closs,
Kirkland
Jenks,
Co.;
writings
1,110,000 Mission
'
Co.
(par,$1),
;
907.
$
Stroud & Co., Inc.;
Atwill and Co.; Blunt Ellis &
$5)'.
stock
45,912
Ry.
stock"'par $5). Price, $11.50 per share„. Underwritten by
William R. Staats & Co.; Hornblower Si Weeks, and First
California Co.""Oversubscribed,,
*
F.
.
590,579
Period End. Aug. 31—
Company;
Inc.;
,
Noel
Management, Inc.' 230,000 shares of class A
stock (par $1).
Purpose, to make loans. Price,
Offered' by Company to public, without under-
230,000 Financial
...
Byllesby
M.
Price,- $20 per share. - Offered
'Co. and Hornblower-& Weeks. -•
4,323,497
506,602
railway^
ry.
Underwritten
Stewart-Warner Corp. 42,600 shares of common
852,000
-
i
Price, at par and
Van
by
ry.
Gross
Hewitt;
&
Russ
Colket
Price,.
.
First
&
(stock
-4
.
fCo.; Arthurs, Lestrange & Co.; Butcher & Sherrerd;
;
,
H.
Co.;
The
(par $1)^ Price, $26.50 per-share.
v.& Co,, Inc. Completed.
......
'
& Grubbs; Johnston,
jmon
&
Co.;
Moore, Leonard & Lynch; Scott, Horner
Mason, Inc.; Singer, Deane & Scribner...
"
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oolitle
■
&
Co.;
132,500, Southwestern
t
l;
1
share.
per
Inc.; Dempsey & Co.; Dewar, Robertson & Pan-;
Emanuel, Deetjen & Co.; Clement A. Evans & Co.,
2,400,000 Sutton
for working capital.
dividends.
accrued
.
5,778,743
1,491,783
296,345
from
—V.
Dalton & Co.
•»
.
/
.
Commercial Corp. 80,000- shares of GO-cent
preferred stock (par $10).
Purpose, to repay
^bank loans and
4B
Co.;
Kreeger
&
Jenks,
$10),
*
* Eppiei*; Guerih & Turner.
"
'
&
Smith' Investment
2-5,200
■.
6,159,976
1,719,137
834,063
5,033,983
from
Net
Central Republic Co. (Inc.);
W. C. Langley & Co.; Walston
\& Co., and F. S. Yantis & Co., Inc.
.
82,657
income___
p.
Net
stock
common
&
Grubbs;
Mason-Hagan,
Inc.;
Co.; Rogers & Tracy, Inc.; Rotan,:
Mosle- and
Cooper;
Singer,
Deane
&
Scribner;
Smith,
Bishop & Co.; Taussig, Day & Co., Inc.; Webber-Simpson,
-
13,402
From Jan. 1—
P. W.
Offered by Shields & Co.
Clayton Securities Corp.;
Penington,
r
55,104
4
Chicago, Indianapolis & Louisville Ry.—Earnings—
Carey,
-■
v" '
of
shares
,^laus & Co., Inc.; Westheimer & Co.;
stock
65,000 Chiids Food Stores, Inc. 5,000 shares of class A common
stock (no par).
Purpose, for working capital.
Price,
$13 per share.
Offered by. Moroney, Beissner & Co. and
■
&
Co.;-
Simmons;
-
98,654
August—
Net
Inc.;
149,837
railway
oper.
180,
Grots
Inc.;
Emerich & Co.,
coast;
77,795
1953
of common
Underwritten by
Price, $23.25
Pont
Jones,
Keith
171,517
$690,490
$742,696;.
railway1,122,987
from
ry.
Milwaukee
./
1951
$746,360
290,448
lncome___
oper.
from
Net
Net
Unsub¬
article.
this
of
ry.
Net
Blyth
by
1952
$438,153
!_
railway
,
railway__
From Jan. 1—
■:
Co.,
&
Simonds
Ames,
1. 918,973
*
Cleveland Corp.; Goodbody
Rauscher, Pierce & Co.
Inc.;
Shillinglaw,
Bolger
&
Co.;
Straus,
Blosser
&
McDowell; A; M. Kidder & Co.; Lester, Ryons & Co.; The.
"
Systems, Inc. 230,000 shares of common
cents).
Purpose, to expand operations of
Net
Oversubscribed.
William R. Staats & Co.; Van Alstyne, Noel & Co.;
Co.;
6, 184,921
v
-
.
140,000 shares of capital stock
share.
8,483
Co.
$12.50).
Allyn
I.
& Co.;
22, 506,083
6,859,177
2,362,825
1954
from
from
.
Francis
23,084,405
6,232,880'
2,557,261
'■
•
(par
C.
907.
p.
Net
4,366,141 Merritt-Chapman & Scott Corp.- 187,791 shares of common
(2,965)
fticd, .'ST;,; per* share.
Offered
& Co., Inc. and D. Gleich Co.
sidiary."
per
sold.
Notes"
(par
Mfg.
Completed.
A.
19,274,859
2,699,481
-
income___
Chicago & Illinois Midland Ry.—Earnings—
—V.
Price, $13 per share.
(par $10).
by
21,494,561
6,780,102
.
.
tll0,279 McQuay-Norris
stock
187,421
August—
Completed.
Price, $3.50
Brooks & Co., Inc.
1,926,480 Southern
and
180,
Gross
Offered by Kidder,
"Roney & Co.;'Sills, Fairman-& Harris,
'
200,000 Brandywine Raceway Association, Ine. 20,000 shares of
""V'
;
capital stock (par $1).
See under "Long-Term Bonds
230,000 Charge-It
Merrill,
shares
28,000
Co.
338,820
-
railway
railway,
oper.
Net
1
Clegg & Co.; Loewi & Co., and Scott, Horner & Mason,
-
Lehman
Offered
Price, $30.75 per share.
(par $1).
Central Republic
Walker & Co.; Dean
.
Corp.;
*
Electric
Gas &
(no par).
389,641
355,105
from
ry.
Net
•*.
Co.;
,
Net
)
shares of common
per" share.
$23
490,000 Lynch Carrier Systems, Inc.
.7
,
underwritten by Glore, Forgan. &
Co. (Inc.); Shields & Co.; G. -H.
Witter & Co.; Bacon, Whipple &
Co.;
Emanuel,
Deetjen & Co-;
John- W. Clarke,
Inc,i
Dallas Union Securities Co,; Fulton, Reld & Co.;,. Hurd,
shares
scribed
Price,
567,173
1,122,912"
Fay;.
Barney & Co.; Stern Brothers?
McDowell; Stroud & Co., Inc.;4
Power Cor 2,000
&
Completed.'
Peabody & Co.
Offered to pub-
stockholders.
Inc.;
■
&
common
Light
$5).
$2 ,954,35 V
956,255
income_:__
oper.
Net. from
-^V.
,463,313 Lionel Corp. 21,180 shares of common stock (par $2.50).
'.y%
Price, $21.87y2 per share.
Offered by" Allen & Co.."
Corp.
by
&
Inc.
861,000 Iowa-Illinois
*
subscription
Gross
&;
Julienr
*
1,087,864 Automatic Canteen Co. of America 77,706 shares of com¬
mon
stock (par $5).
Purpose, for new equipment and
"
4
working capital.
Price,'$14 per share.
Offered by com¬
pany
Lestrange
& Co.;
and Walston & Co.
(par
& Co.,
-
v4
"
Blosser
Straus,
$3,167,767
$3,159,522
926,407
,
From Jan. 1—
Hooker &
Higginson
Co.;
ry.
1951
1952
1953
$2,831,487
railway^
(par
G'. Becker
Eastland, Douglass & Co.,
McCormick &
J'
page 2)
1954
"
from^ railway__-__
•
from
Net
stock
(Inc.);
Co.
August—
Gross
Net
"
Co., (Inc.);
Price, $10 per share.
without underwriting.
capital.
.lie by coiftpany,
.
&
Co.;
46,000 Iowa Electric
loans and for new
share.
Offered by com¬
Progressive Health Insurance Co. of New York.
shares of common stock
(par $2).
Purpose, for
'working
/
Stroud
Gross
300,000 American
.
Arthurs,
Republic
Hemphill, Noyes & Co.;
'
300,000 shares of common
stock (par 10 cents),
Purpose, for working capital, etc.
Price, $1 per share.
Offered by Mid-West Securities.
.
Weeks;
&
Central
Lemon- &, Co.;,. Lee
&
Cruttenden
'
(Continued from
V
'
Chicago Great Western Ry.—Earnings—
The Ohio Company; Pacific Northwest Co.;.,
Rodman & Renshaw; Shearson, Hammili & Co.; Sills, Fair-
1.
Co.
Coffee-Matic
Co.;
& Co.;
Brothers;
;.
Baker,
American
McDowell;
&
...J
Investment News
Co.; Granbery,
Underwritten by A.
Pont & Co.;
du
Johnston,
-j-
MISCELLANEOUS
100,000
Blosser
Hornblower
Inc.;
Bachie
Hailgarten
by common stockholders.
Unsub->
underwritten by Kidder, Peabody
Republic
&
Collins &-Co.; Growell, Weedon & Co.; Cruttenden & Co.;
.
(132,933)
Central
Co.;
Straus,
Price,-$28 per share.
$1).
CO.;
W. C. Langley &
Co.; McDonald & Co.; The Ohio Company; Sills, Fairman
&
Harris, Inc.; Blunt, Ellis & Simmons; Cruttenden &
Co,;
Estes
&
Co.,
Inc.;
Reinholdt & Gardner; Stern
Brothers
&
Co.;
Wagenseller & Durst, Inc.; Bateman,
Eichler & Co.; Beecroft. Cole & Co.; R. S. Dickson & Co.,
Inc.; Grant Brownell & Co.; Hill Richards & Co.; Newhard, Cook & Co.;
Raffensperger, Hughes & Co., Inc.;
Rouse,
Brewer & Becker; Scott, Horner & Mason,
Inc.
B.
C.
Christopher & Co.; City Securities Corp.; Julien
Collins and Co.; Clement A. Evans & Co., Inc.; Farwell,
Chapman & Co.; Greene & Ladd; T. C. Henderson & Co.;
Pacific Northwest
Co.;
Prescott,! Wright, Snider Co.;
The Ranson-Davidson Co., Inc.; Rauscher, Pierce & Co.,
Inc.:
Arthurs, ^Lestrange
& Co.;
Burke & MacDonald;
McKinney-Ohmart
Corp., Inc.;
The Small-Milburn Co.,
&
Inc,;
Union Securities Corp.,
common
Cruttenden
Hammond Organ Co. 114,954 shares of common
j.-j
„
bank
repay
$17.50
subscription
for
pany,
to
Price,
shares
213,261
Inc.
Purpose,
construction.
3,218,712
-
Rein-
General Corporation and
(Inc.),4>
Co.
Jackson & Curtis;
Julien Collins & Co.;
Harris,
&
..
,
.
Utilities,
$10).
(par
.
Republic
Loewi & Co.; Scott, Horner & Mason, Inc.; Sills, Fairman^
.
Scherck,
Co.;
Central
Inc.;
Company, Inc., and Arthurs, Lestrange & Co.
Co.;
Oversubscribed,.
,
Renshaw;
&
&
Co.
&
Marache & Co*; Hayden, Miller & Co.; A. M. Kidder & Co.;
-
Schwabacher & Co.; Seligman, Lubetkin &
Co.; shearson, Hammili & Co.; Shuman. Agnew & "Co.;"
Silberberg & Co.; 'I. M. Simon & Co.; Singer, Deane &
Scribner; -: Smith,
Barney & Co.;- William R.. StaatsI &
Co.; Stein Bros. & Royce; Stern, Frank, Meyer & Fox;
Sutro & Co.;
Sweney Cartwright & Co.: Spencer Trask
Sc Co.; Tucker, Anthony & Co.; Van Alstyne, Noel & Co.;
Vietor,
Common,
Dann
&
Co.;
G.
H.
Walker & Co.;
Westheimer
and
Co.,
and Arthur Wiesenberger &
Co,
Richter
/.»
'
&
Riter
Inc.;
Tracy,
Shepard
Becker
G.
(Inc.);
t
com- ;
Under-"
share.
per
Simonds & Co.; Burnham and Co.; H. M. Byllesby and Co.
.
:
Co.;
&
$24.75
Reynolds-&-Co.; Shields
& Co.;
William R. Staats & Co.; Lester, Ryons & Co.r
Singer, Deane & Scribner', Van Alstyne; Noel & Co.; Baker, 1
,
Prescott,
Gardner;
&
Roeers
McCormick
Price,
$2).
(par
by ftornblower & Weeks; A. C. Allyn & Co., Inc.;
Paine, Webber,
•»
r
Co.;
Hopwood;
&
Inc.;
'
.
.
Lewis Machine Tool Co. 40,000 shares of
&
stocck
written
Cq.; Nesbitt; Thomson & Co., Inc.;
Roger S. Palmer Co.; Piper, Jaf-
&
northwest
Pacnic
T
990,000 Giddings
mon
Noyes & Co.;'H.'
J. B. Hilliard &
Son;
Hirsch & Co.; Hooker & Pay; Joseph, Mellen &
Miller/ Ine:;
A. M. Kidder & Co.;
Kidder, Peabody &
Cor, Laird, Bissell & Meeds; Lazard Freres & Co.; Lee
Higginson Corp.; Carl-M. Loeb, Rhoades & Co.;- Manley,'
Bennett
'
Harrimarj
Hayden,
&
Ripley
Co.;
Hailgarten- &
Co.;
&
L
Emanuel
Co.;
&
& Co.; Farwell, Chapman
Inc.; Goldman, Sachs & Co.;'
Company,
Gradison
D.
Holyoke
Ellis,
Estabrook
&
It
(1331)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Sons;
&
Co.;
Gairdner
Co.;
...
13,338,238
4,745,333
3,517,391
12
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
(1332)
serially
Colubia to the government
of that South American republic, it was announced on Sept. 21.
Included in the deal that involved 35 smaller airports, were Soledad
Airport at Barranquilla and Crespo Airport at Cartagena, the prin¬
cipal airports of entry for Columbia.
The sale included all installations and the communications system,
but not the shops, warehouses and internal facilities of the company.
Until
such
time
as
a
separate
corporation
is, founded
by
the
airline
its
sold
has
in
airports
Corp.
the
forth
Lee
R.
Construction
boards.
—V.
177,
V.
528;
p.
scheduled
is
begin
to
the
at
end
the
of
the
is
Corp
$2,800,000
Pressprich & Co. 2,000,000
1,500,000
Burr, Inc.— 1,400,000
also V. 180, p. 1207.
Rico, has been
the Board, announced
for
fiscal
the
ended
year
June
■
30,
1954,
as
fiscal
F.
with
fiscal
President,
the
"During
pended
said that
total
ended June 30,
year
$248,835,574 for
the
fiscal
for CF&Is
1954
sales
ended
year
June
volume
was
increased
the
during
ex¬
1953.
30,
Mr.
Franz
fiscal
explained
that
review by
profits
CF&I's
in
Colorado &
Net
from
Net
ry.
during
affected
were
the
Gross
railway
from
$1,351,025
$1,513,501
575,798
462,978
261,990
248,787
-rV.
180,
value
Associa-
10,684,206
3,536,954
1,553,107
9,099,912
1,851,415
821,655
at
the
the
to
paid
the
2,873,365
history
letter
assets
close
annual
report.
marks
the sixth
»"
of
of
297,905
drawn.
notification
shares
See
V.
of
180,
filed
Aug.
stock
common
at
$1
changes during the
share of
of
This
Sam
Thomas,
offering
in
President,
1,000,000 shares
of
has
of
$24.68
share
per
fiscal
the
at
at
stock
the
recent
quickly
was
close
of
current
the
compared
one,
$5,500,000,
year-end.
by
fiscal
to
through
which
Utah
would
to
miles
50
is
company
160
be
has
program
registered
explored
and
south of Green
Thomas
Mr.
Washington
a
explained
been
in
ment
to
reduction
a
Long-term
Gold
before Oct.
will
way
be
Mines.
undertaken
County,
Utah,
of
$7,000,000
operated.
It
is
These
the
expected
this
of
1
in
that
ended
subsidiary
amounting
—V.
claims
Deliveries
the prior year.
Springs
River.—V.
Green
Ohio
Canyon
180,
will
President,
has revealed
Gross
awarded at
102.22.
competitive bidding
.
:
,
;
Sept. 29
on
on a
1954
Co.,
competing bids
Inc.,
Bros.
&
and
Gross
Blair
105.92
also
to
the
Ohio
Co.
Forgan
bonds
&
3Vis
as
came
commencing
redeemable
Oct.
under
1,
a
regular
to
1954
sinking
public
sale
company's
redemption
100
after
fund
Oct.
prices
at
prices
scaled
1,1983.
scaled
share
electric
200,000
to
properties.
with
In
area
and
addition,
company is
two
areas
in
a
.
population
around
wholesale
the
is
be
used
to
carry
from
Net
on
such
'
had
consolidated
income
of
total
12
Ohio
Ohio,
at
900,000.
third
furnished
This
largest city
to
includes
Light
In
and
ended
July
"of
revenues
31,
1954
the
$39,055,815
company
and
net
$5,404,795.
Authorized
.
mortgage bonds:
3 Va%
,
3%
series
series
2.80%
due
due
series
1970
due
3%%
series
due
3 y4%
series due
t Conditional sales
"Bonds
of
the
10 000 000
12!oOO
1983
($100
10
par
Serl«es
series
Closed
value)__
00o!o00
400^000
250,000 shs.
7
shares
000
10 000 000
1984
agreements
Cu??,u!: pfd* shares
Common
9,700 000
1981
series
'a *2%
4.65%
$26,000,000
<•
1980
3 Va %
gg ggg shs.
par value]—I
3,000,000 shs.
2,401^360 shs!
isstied in one or more series without limitation
as to
principal amount, but subject to the restrictive
($5
provisions
indenture dated Sept. 1, 1940, as
supplemented and
July 31, 1954, after giving effect to the issuance of
(which are to be issued
against property additions},
the company would have been
entitled to issue approximately $7,400,000
of additional first
mortgage bonds against property additions at that
new
As
of
bonds
of
$6,606,000
average
$924,000
The
which,
controls
Weston
these
about
under
purchases.
through
shares
of
44%
The
an
agree¬
over
a
Weston's
R.
W.
Pressprich
&
Co.
assisting
are
tenders.
units
printing
were
in
the
equipment
$62,473,000.
reported
at
electronics,
fields.
Sales
Earnings for
$405,767,
tape
the
lor
fiscal
the first quarter
cents
65
or
recorder,
share.
per
1953
1952
1951
$4; ,276,774
$4,883,966
$4,729,233
$5,401,797
1, ,116,956
1,183,736
885,051
1,229,333
774,958
920,634
433,204
31 ,945,510
36,699,472
6 ,518,526 "
8,658,144
37,379,237
7,514,132
3, ,788,129
income
6,285,557
539,441
3,990,847
1954
railway
39,192,434
.
8,438,377
694,391
t
-
related
1953,
ry.
Net
1,278,757
411,692
784,065
1,012,017
568,653
51,823,170
69,4121936
60,584.298
58,595,657
13.728J761
12,529,035
10,304,485
6,768/360
6,187,830
4,129,726
8,419,477
income
.
4,060,195
908.
p.
1954
railway
railway
V
1952
$7,477,083
2,772,045
1,166,448
$7,929; 709
46,584,303
14,833,244
56,385*379
8,669,184
8,124,548
2,548,644
income—
oper.
-Earnings—
1953
$6,868,301
1,343,900
from
ry.
in&me
oper.
r-V. .180,
prior
1951
$7,021,103
3,112,596-
2,228,776
1,283,710":
1,029,753
50,743,48*
14,279,043
18,791,251
48,428,736
13,828,708
6,144,335
6,598,685
908.
p.
Detroit, To!
years'
aggregating
the
series
Gross
income'
of
Ironton RR.—Earnings—
&
August—
"Y"
Net
the
1954
from
from
Net
in
were
1951
$7,611,358
2,025.377
1—
railway
railway
from
1952
$7,924,941
1,582,140
$1.32
statement
above
less
to
:•
$7,457,342
863,541
railway
N^t from railway
T
<
.
1953
$6,461,015
from
Gross
$465,000 Federal income
"surplus."
at the close of business on Aug.
5,559,681 and 5,167,196, respectively.
recorded
Federal
shares of
before
income
common
Federal
Federal
the
for
taxes
stock
income
income
taxes
stock
common
to
ry.
railway
1952
$1,989,631
146,721
625,222
railway
income_
oper.
1953
$1,342,002
_
1951
$1,346,411
$1,489,865.
438,096
519,736
,
153,056
282,684
206,091
210,448
12,002,564
3,253,632
15,094,612
4,455,331
1,920,495
11,488,133
12,677,384
From Jan. 1—
Gross
from
Net
the
of
the
p.
first
nine
railway
railway
from
ry.
income-
oper.
180,
1,937,847
3,432.809
4,916,477
1,465,506
2,096,633
908.
p.
in
outstanding.
taxes
of
amounted
the
after
58
and
$291,820
with
net
providing
cents
profit
for
share
per
before
Federal
the
on
income
the
used
1953.
of
fiscal
amounted
taxes
to
for
the
net
profit
in
after
provision
taxes
for
shown
as
due
taxes
above
to
the
third
profits
tax
the
at
beginning
of
a
elimination
1954.—V.
Net
for
organized
of
Co.;
commission
under
acquiring,
producing
is
Delaware
exploring
mines.
It
to
be
law
$0,375
per
July
and
developing
has
acquired
share.
and
Continental
I
located
properties,
(Vice-President
claims
$31,420,569 for the preceding year. At the fiscal yearoperating 167 women's wear outlets compared with 170
Adverse economic conditions in certain sections were re¬
have also contributed to the sales decline.
and
held
Director)
by
of
Grand
Junction,
a
company owned by
the
Gidwitz-Sullivan
Colo.
four
In
other
along the Lisbon Fault
near
La Sal,
of
4
current
to
The
1,
company on Sept.
at
proceeds
Each
par
$216,619
offered
be
The
addition,
$1
are
face
before
Federal,
State
Federal
excess
pany's
Earnings
which
drilling program and for general corporate
including the possible acquisition of other producing mines
become available.
The
may
company
prospectus
offering
of
now
states
the
has
that,
500,000
outstanding
upon
4,500,000
consummation
shares,
the
of
common
the
Gidwitz-Sullivan
shares.
proposed
group
The
public
will
own
notification
with
the
SEC
income notes due Jan. 1,
1961,
stockholders, without underwriting.
to be used to increase working capital.
amount
income
proceeds of the present financing are
to be applied in the
of $84,928 as payment to the
Gidwitz-Sullivan group pursuant
to the terms of the agreement
whereby the company acquired the prop¬
erties of
said group; and the remainder will be used
for the com¬
purposes,
letter of
a
common
of
notes
176,
is
convertible
p.
into
share
one
of
$1
1563.
9 Months Ended July 31—
Net sales
amount
and
filed
convertible
to
Dresser Industries, Inc. (& Subs.)—Earnings Increased
.
Net
development
17
5%
of
par
value common stock.—V.
Profit
Utah.
rose to $1,207,524, or $1.39
per, share, of stock
year ended July 31, 1954, compared with $1,160,553, or
share for fiscal 1953.
fiscal
per
(James) Dole Engineering Co., San Francisco, Calif—
Exchange Commission—
to
individuals
closely associated with
group,
were
acquired
through acquisition of its stock and its subsequent merger into the
company.
According to the
prospectus,
the
company's
properties,
some of which are In
production, include the Continental No. 1 Mine,
located in Lisbon Valley,
Utah, and the Continental Rattlesnake Mine,
to
profits after taxes
covering
primarily in San Juan County, Utah, from a group headed by Gerald
Gidwitz
(Board
Chairman) of Chicago and Raymond G. Sullivan
certain
of
was
Files With Securities and
1954, for the pur¬
uranium properties, in¬
certain
were
was $4,470,771 with a 3.9 to 1
assets to current liabilities, compared with
$4,489,763
respectively, a year ago. Merchandise inventories totaled
$3,035,135, approximately the same as inventories of $3,087,626 re¬
ported last year.—V. 180, p. 998.
30,
on
units
Working capital at the fiscal year-end
ratio
corporation filed a registration statement with the SEC on
Sept. 24, 1954, covering 500,000 shares of its 10c
par common stock,
to be offered for
public sale as "speculative securities" at a price
of $2.50 per share.
The underwriter is Van
Alstyne, Noel &
underwriting
operating
ago.
the
and
This
pose
sales
year
ported
180,
Continental Uranium, Inc., Chicago, 111. —
Registers
Wjth Securities and Exchange Commission—
the
fewer
year
under
reflects
155.
excess
reduced sales and
on
Sept.
20 by this corporataion in its annual report for the
ended July 31, 1954.
Consolidated net sales
for
the
period were $29,410,479, or 6.45fr
$1.34
~
Stores Corp.—Earnings Up—
Increased earnings
reported
taxes
22 filed a letter of notification with the
shares of common stock to be offered at par
without underwriting. The proceeds are to be
share),
working capital, etc.
Diana
income
Sept.
on
480,000
per
end, Diana
in
reduction
Federal
for
common
income
stock
common
cents
$1.77
of
Federal
on
Federal
corporation
covering
(25
quarter of this
for
share
per
SEC
after
or
period
third
providing
cents
The
per
and
$617,198
corresponding
after
84
or
pro¬
This compares
$1,369,921
to
Diamond Oils, Inc., Pierre, S. D.—Files With SEC—
fiscal
1953.
the
part
$608,054
to
increase
located
103,841 shs.
may be
company's
amended.
the
$7,228,000
on
redemption.
times
31,
compares
or
cluding
Outstanding
1
1978
due
of
other
From Jan. 1—
,853/000
an
Ohio.
in
Ohio-Midland
This
and
was
First
shares
have
instru¬
new
Weston.
or
908.
oper.
Net
amounted
The
public utility providing
comprising portions of 22
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT
FINANCING1
^
and
income
p.
180,
Net
stock outstanding
before
on
$201,314
operating
in
operating
Aug.
for
$526,414
in
an
months
and
were
railway
railway.
from
Gross
439.
profit
^quarter of
•
territory.
the
Chase
which
of
the
of
shares
purchase
1954
Jan.
ry.
$7,459,000
,
profit before Federal income taxes for the
taxes
the
loans
Co., to three small municipalities in the
company's service
territory and to rural electric cooperative associations In or
adjacent
EARNINGS—For
(based
costs
for
common
amounted
year
are
102.60
bank
Power
to
$8,081,000
853^000
company received refunds of
electric revenues
in
litigation
and
these
347,700
net
share
per
offering and from last week's
will
estimated
Columbus,
service
73,179
through
to
three
Daystrom
Denver & Rio Grande Western RR*
2,736,000
ending Sept. 11, 1954 amounted to $1,571,307 and after
for Federal income taxes amounted to $765,185 or $2.20
providing
improvements
service
counties
of
shares
program,
including repayment of
$7,600,000 incurred for
additions
and
BUSINESS—The
electric
proceeds
common
called
p.
on
with
They
from
construction
amounting
to
of
net
the
incurred
profit
stock.
PROCEEDS—The
1954
costs
and
180,
viding
100.
,
2,956,000
$1.32
thereon, have been
periods
(jointly), 102.0399; and Union Securities Corp.
(Jointly), 102.038.
at
Broad
Consolidated Laundries Corp.—Earnings Show Gain—
&
Co.
redeemable
are
with
The
11
.
bonds
Baxter, Williams & Co.
(Jointly), 102.2159; Salomon
102.077; White, Weld & Co., 102.06; Lehman Brothers
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc., 102.04999; Dillon, Read & Co!
and
manage¬
at
agent,
None
either
116,000
now
for
from
Net
—V.
—V.
bid of
from:
Co.
operating
railway
oper. income—
Net
461,000
stock
common
share
gas
Include
1954
—V.
to
720.
from
ry.
$9,734,000
dividend requirement
and
Shares of
and
Glore,
The
the
and
request
from
From
$11,037,000 $10,195,000
common
bonds
not
taxes
31,
Hutzler,
102.0599;
Inc..
for
30
oper.
Net
55,885,000
outstanding)
purchased
$1,819,000
37/8%
the
par
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western RR.—Earnings—
1953
59,740,000
419,000
stock
shares
Net
Closely
Daystrom
railway
railway
180,
Net
$10,618,000
Balance available for
does
at
together
received^
energy.
to
group
August—
$70,358,000 $65,619,000
income
Earnings per
investment
with
offered
Inc.. Dallas, Tex.
Weston
of
be
York,
instruments,
by
and
rights
investment
the
p.
from
ry.
Gross
*<-
income
NOTE—During
an
stock
New
acquired
holders
voting
Sachs
oper.
Net
Of¬
be
Incident
expenses
must
of
made
previously
from
Net
announcement
an
.
income
Preferred
banking group which on Sept. 30 publicly offered
$10,000,000 of first mortgage bonds 3V\% series due Oct.
1, 1984. The bonds were priced at 102.915% and accrued
interest, to yield 3.10% to maturity.
The issue was
•
•
Interest and other income deductions
246.
pay
nuclear
of
been
August—
be
Co.—Bonds
fered—Lee Higginson Corporation headed
.
'
income
Net
to
electronics
new
from
Net
the
on
Operating
Juan
p.
Electric
180,
ry.
orders
Eight Months Ended Aug. 31—
Operating revenues.
Operating expenses and taxes
Other
notification
to
From Jan. 1—
said, with
-
work
San
area,
2,500
stock.
in
from
Orders—
in
of
stock
Investment Co/,
capital
City,
Weston
an
June
Gross
38
soon
development
Aetna
type of cemeteries.
the
field
has
period.
Net
is
James,
letter
a
common
used
August—
totaled
Consolidated Gas Electric Light & Power Co. of Bait.
May, 1954,
in Southeast
work
first
sell
Delaware & Hudson RR. Corp.—Earnings—
big new order will be 75% complete by Jan. 1, Mr.
the balance of the vehicles in service by June l, 1955.
will be scheduled later for delivery in the last half
of next year, he said.
Fruehauf, Brown, Trailmobile and Peerless will
provide the bulk of the new trailers.—V. 180, p. 348.
public
located
to
Sept. 28.
on
Additional
subscribed
are
net
to $3,440,000.
—V.
in
located
this
The
year.
Soda
Southern
&
claims
the
Y.,
ended March 31
year
of
totaling $1,164,000. At the
long-term debt totaled $13,856,500/
a
has
Daystrom
has
dinette furniture
payments
year
of
transmittal
the
the
also
Daystrom
J^une 30, 1954, totaled $36,658,125 compared to $40,364,-
corporation
James
River, Utah, in the Colorado Plateau area.
a
joint exploration and development
out between Columbia Uranium,
Inc. and
Jointly
along
Columbus
uranium
that
-
for
four
in
outstanding
Goldman,
one
indebtedness
be
care
of
N.
from
two-year
the
to
to
previously
with
$3,000,000, Leland
that
worked
Cornucopia
under
formed
corporation
con¬
own¬
extended
Daystrom
company
The ratio
to 2.5
filed
21
shares
are
of
15,
Is
has
tenders
Current bank loans outstanding
year.
fiscal
reduced
was
3.03
was
Bank
market
ments
full.
The
indicates
underwriting profit and
held by it for $250.
Sept.
'
applications
in
1954,
year-end
the
the
on
year
in an increase
on
letter
York
Gross
a
that
announced
common
have
company
St.,
before 5 p.m.
(EST)
on
Oct.
11, 1954 unless
by Daystrom. If tenders are received for. shares
in excess of 35,000, the shares
purchased will be selected substantially
by pro rata allotment from among those
validly tendered.
Daystrom has been
increasingly interested
in
electronics
during
recent years and
the company's instrument division last month
pot
New
accelerating its program of equipment renewal
and expansion by placing orders totaling $3,319,000 for new vehicles
in addition to its previous 1954 equipment expenditure of
approximately
Columbia Uranium, Inc., Seattle, Wash.—Stock Sold—
-
further
prospectus
through Transwestern
certificates
such date
After
The
corporation's net investment in plant and equipment
$15,583,392 at the close of the year.—V. 179, p. 2139.
815.
p.
have
net
295,000
■
signed
National
I
resulted
year
stock
common
with
previous
281 at the end of
proposed offering
share has been with¬
per
its
proceeds
Stock
►
to liabilities
the
Inventories at
844,620
covering
19
net
share.'
equiva¬
were
consecutive
previous year.
previous fiscal
the year totaled
of
to
Sports Racing Ass'n—Statement Withdrawn
of
will
This corporation on
Sept. 30 asked holders of stock of the Weston
Electrical Instrument Corp. of Newark to
submit tenders of up to a
maximum of 35,000 shares of
Weston, about 8% of Weston's 428,221
shares now outstanding.
Daystrom offered to buy the stock at $25 per
"
Colorado
The
they
and
other properties; while
contributed $1,250,000 for 10%
of the
Daystrom, Inc.—Offer For Weston Stock—
,•
$2,906,800 for the
over
corporation's
and
including the long-term debt of
10,298,457
2,784,805
1,170,647
of
ment, etc., of perpetual
;
$3,267,247 for the fiscal
were
preferred stock, net profits
on
compared
corporation
close
$1,436,401
375,504
107,260
10,013,018
which
Mine,
;
Earnings Up— 1'
corporation aggregated $41,200,200 at June 30,
per
share
per
compared
907.
p.
according
financial
current
made
income—
for
Mine, the stock of the
Continental stock
corporation
Net
149,414
railway
10%
covering
The
1951
1952
$1,308,828
337,637
railway
oper.
taxes
and
Consolidated Freightways, Inc.—Places
1953
1954
railway-.
income
from
ry.
Corp.—Sales
at the'close of the
From Jan. 1—
Net
Bankers
Working capital at June 30, 1954, amounted to $37,354,189.
of
Southern Ry.— -Earnings—
oper.
Net
Rican
Puerto
1954, an increase of 12.4%
Consolidated's
book
$25.93
number of heavy non-recurring expenses,
a
l
Gidwitz-Sullivan
($1 per share)
previous year.
with putting CF&I's new
seamless tube mill into operation.
This mill was placed in operation in
October, 1953 to meet the demand for oil country tubular goods from
oil and gas producing areas of western states close to the new mill at
CF&I's fully integrated steel plant at Pueblo, Colo.
The corporation has been granted necessity certificates
tyy the U. S.
Government covering plant improvements having a total cost of more
than $52,000,000.
Accelerated depreciation on that cost amounted to
$4,478,406 for the fiscal year ended June 30, 1954, as compared with
$1,961,756 for the preceding fiscal year.—V. 179, p. 2806.
August—
Gross from
the
of
is Vice-President of the Board
Telephone Co.—V. 180, p. 155.
Rico
increase of $1,403,291 over the
the
the starting up expenses in connection
as
1
V
-
'
of
-
year under
such
the
of
The
of
and
years
Foods
Net worth of the
Franz
Mr.
year,
Chairman
Carter,
H.
reached new peaks.
Compared with sales of $212,413,582
preceding fiscal year, this represents an increase of 8.6%.
an
1954 from $56,849,970 at
pointed out, rising to $60,603,270 at June 30,
June
fiscal
1954
20
Puerto
year,
Various
capital
Ahorro Ponceno
y
sales have
said.
Working
the
profits after Federal income
preceding
Mr. Franz
program,"
director, A.
a
President
been
past
of
allowance for dividends
revenues
$10,393,726
1954,
30,
of
SEC
lent to $2.22 per common share compared to $1.98 in the preceding year.
Sales for the fiscal year were $230,675,745.
This is the largest sales
the
modernization
and
fee"
i
Puerto Rico.
ended June 30,
year
preceding fiscal year.
expansion
the
for
Net
operating
and
In
Consolidated
$250,235,696 as compared
were
outstanding
No.
Rattlesnake
group for
their stock interest in
the
company will be $160,454.
Van Alstyne, Noel & Co. is purchasing
25,000 shares from the Gidwitz brothers at 10c
per share for invest¬
ment.
It has agreed
to pay to Aetna Securities Corp. a "finder's
shares
Co
&
to
the
year.
Franz,
the
elected
com¬
dividend
requirements, was equivalent to $2.46 per share of common stock, based
on
2,603,462 shares outstanding on June 30, 1954, as compared with
$3.09 per share on the 2,478,084 shares outstanding at the end of the
A.
to date
Directors
by Charles Allen, Jr., Chairman of the Board of Directors.
."Net income for the 1954 fiscal year, after preferred stock
1953
Steel
then
.
cost
300,000
200,000
$25,000,000 plant in
a
Sana has
Mr.
tion
(after $6,125,-
pared with $8,031,224 (after $14,572,400 for Federal taxes) for the pre¬
ceding fiscal year, according to the annual report to stockholders issued
for
Fauset,
on Sept. 22.
r
organized in Puerto
company,
construct
/<■" Colorado Fuel & Iron Corp.—Earnings Lower—
taxes)
300,000
shares
Continental
Continental
investing public will
outstanding stock.
The
$1,100,000
400,000
Co
&
the
the
the
the
set
Rico in 1953, is preparing to
Guayanilla Bay, about 15 miles west
of the city of Ponce.
Ground will be broken, according to Mr. Carter,
around Oct. 1 and all equipment needed has been ordered.
The new
refinery will represeht the largest single investment of mainland U. 8.
on
capital
Federal
Reid
of
ing
from
bonds
Emanuel, Deetjen & Co.
Johnson, Lane, Space &
Co., Inc.
&
This
000
purchase
new
Reynolds & Co
Pulton,
Angel, A. Sanz, President of the Banco Credito
and its subsidiaries earned $7,051,729
90%
payable
Crestview Memorial Park, Inc., Dallas, Tex.—Files—
12,500
The corporation
27/a%,
and
Commonwealth Oil Refining Co., Inc.—New Director—
year.
Sept. 20 filed a letter of notification with the
shares of common stoek to be offered at par
($10 per share), without underwriting. The proceeds are to be used
to pay expenses incident to oil and gas exploration. ■
corporation
covering
coaches,
Higginson
W.
See
Basin Associates, Inc., Yuma, Ariz.—Files—
Colorado
The
2'/2%
tributed
Puerto
SEC
trolley
representative, have severally agreed to
the
respective principal amounts
of
company
below:
Coffin
1478; V. 180, p. 814.
179, p.
of
Company
administer
to
maintained by
be
to
purchase
1957.
Ladenburg, Thalmann &
and operate the airports, they will con¬
AVIANCA.
The government has plans for a new airport near the capital city
of
Bogota, capable of serving the largest aircraft now on planning
government
to
PURCHASERS—The purchasers named below, of whom Lee Higginson
•
tinue
tFor
date.
Colombian National Airways (Avianca)—Sells Airports
This
Monday, October 4, 1954
Net
N.
and
1954
fpreign
profits
income
taxes
4,466,639
tax
3,151,509
Cr454,231
share
common
50,00®
$5,689,903
$3,246,201
$4.28
earnings
per
1953
$98,141,529 $94,653,08®
9,702,311
6,447,70S
taxes
$2.3®
,
Sales and earnings continued at high levels
during the third quarter.
H.
Net
Mallon,
earnings
$2,222,210
net
President,
on
earnings
taxes
after
sales
for
stated.
of
the
for
the
quarter
$31,514,240.
third
quarter
On
a
were
ended
per
July
31,
comomn
$1.68
of
1954
share
which
47
were
basis,
cent®
i'-fi,
t.
5365... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Volume 180 7 Number
'
pf.non-recurring income in the form of a refund of World
profits taxes. This compares with $1.27 for the same
consisted
War
11
Garrett
in
1953.
.;
'
Dresser's backlog of unfilled orders as of
Further expanding already
•
poration
July 31, 1954 was $30,715,as compared
with $34,989,000 at the end of the previous quarter
$50,103,000 as of July 31, 1953.—V. 180, p. 252.
000
and
which
In
the
Duluth, Missabe & Iron Range Ry.- -Earnings—
Gross
Net
Net
railway
from
Gross
ry.
railway—
5,211,523
180,
Angeles
3,484,343
1,458,647
28,883,554
43,190,143
25,466,006
18,913,488
4,739,904
1,596,457
4,160,189
offices
has
—V.
176,
«
in
J.
over
will
of
1954
.
share
The
■
increase
Net
from
Net
Net
rv.
32,102,1263
24,279,575
8,400,104
13,149,597
10,429,371
10,316,236
Year Ended June 30—
—
1—
—
income
i
for
Shares of
—
stock—
stock
i_
paid
—V, 179,
*—...
share——
common
per
Dividends
__:—_
common
common
Earnings
'
2,655,408
4,470,000
1,829,213
of notification
letter
Exchange Commission—
filed
was
the SEC on Sept.
with
covering
17
stock (par $1) to be offered at $30.90 per
Ryons & Co., Los Angeles, Calif., for the account
John C. Tyler, Chairman of thfe Board.—V. 177, p. 1580.
shares
3,000
of
and
common
—V.
178,
2197.
p.
.
of
featuring a revolutionary new
tread design
that will be original equipment on many of the 1955
Automobiles, providing them with increased safety -and comfort, was
announced on Sept. 27' by Raymond C. Firestone, Executive Vice-Presi¬
dent.
This company was the first to supply tubeless tires to auto¬
mobile manufacturers for some of their
1954 models after thorough
road.—V,
of
tubeless
new
a
tire
the field.
The new tire, known as the Firestone DeLuxe
will be available for replacement on any cars now on the
1208.
'
:
'
V,- .
; •
• •„ \
in
testing
Champion,
CAPITALIZATION
180, p.
reported operating revenues of $12,720,000
for the 12 months ended July 31. 1954
EFFECT TO
GIVING
'
a
First
due
series
series
&
Derrick
p.
909.
and
Co.,
'■ '
'
St.
Fire
Paul
&
v.\
Marine
,
!'
2.250,000
2,000,000
series due
3,250,000
1982
1983
Preferred
stock
lative,
The
(cumu¬
(no par value)
250,000 shs.
issuable In series)
123,440 shs.
stock
(no
series has been reclassified as $2,375 series and holders of
shares will receive two shares of the $2,375 series for each
old
the
of
The
of
series.
$4.75
has
series
$5.50
therefor
Chicago.
*
'
•<
for redemption and the
Illinois National. Bank &
called
been
Continental
with
deposited
is
preferred
new
Shares
Paine, Webber, Jackson
Shares
.
Merrill
•
Shields
Stone & Webster Securities
C.
10,800
7,800
i
6.800
Weeks
W. C. Langley & Co._^
—V.
180,
1098.
p.
Fulton,
Belgium Plant—
Harlow
H. Curtice,
on
^
.
.
President
expansion that will double the assembly capacity of the General
automobile and truck plant at Antwerp, Belgium.
Motors
Jtr
T*l
-i
4,90.0
Ol.
McCourtney-Breckenridge
co.
m,
&
•
1,950
1,950
________
___!_
Co
1954—12 Mos.—*1153
$
$ v
1954—8 Mos.—• 1953
$
92,990,382
83,289,083 137.647,387 119,937,387
and taxes—
77,411,508
68,795,497 114,493,926
99,545,432
inc. Tel. subs.
Net op.
15,578,874
14,493,586
23,153,461
20,391,955
50.9,101
262,031
809,272
335,465
16,087,975
6,324,600
14,755,617
23,962,733
5,667,703
9,335,156
20,727,420
8,215,286
9,763,375
"9,087,914
14,627,577
12,512,134
!:390;149
,.,'279,036
696,193
9,613,830
8,697,765
14,348,539
11,815,941
5,488,600
4,199,100
5,333,900
3,948.000
$1.75
$2.07
$2.69
$2.99
(net)
income
Other
4,900
4,900
Co.__
of Tel. subs.
revs,
Oper. exps.
;
Sept. 24 approved a $6,000,000 plant
&
Corpi. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
General Telephone
Oper.
6,800
Co._.__
Reid
*
Stix
Period End. Aug. 31—
-
•' ■v
6,800-
Beane
William Blair & Co
6,800
-
&
&
6,800
Allyn & Co., Inc.___
&
Lynch, Pierce,
Fenner
10,800
Curtis
$
Capacity of
through the
/
offered
being
below-named underwriters:
&
funds
Trust
.
UNDERWRITERS—The
.
Motors Corp.—Plans to Increase
General
687,000 shs.
1,500,000 shs.
value)_____
par
$4.75
share
Co.
2,250,000
2,900,000
Unlimited
1972
1,
series
$2,375
the
due Oct.
debentures,
....
$5,756,000
1978
due
Hornblower
Insurance Co.—Vf. 180,
'■
*■,. •
.
\'
Outstanding
1980
due
series
4'/2%
.
FINANCING <*
Unlimited
mortgage bonds
3%% series due 1974
'
A.
Director—
for the calendar
PRESENT
Authorized
Corp.
Lang, President of Foley Brothers, Inc., St. PauJ, Minn.,
has been elected a director of General Mills, Inc.
He 4s also a director of First Trust Co. of St. Paul, American Hoist
other
1953.
year
for
H.
William
with
$1,582,269
■
Firestone Tire & Rubber Co.—New Tubeless Tire—..
Development
of
with $11,586,498 and $1,292,576 respectively
Common
Elected
General Mills, Inc.—Lang
;
income
net
compared
Mitchum, Tully & Co
v
-
share.
per
together
the General Telephone
operating utility in
an
EARNINGS—The company
and
V
..
$52,375
sale
Belvidere.
Corp.
share through Lester,
at
the
from
provides service in 235 exchanges .in Illinois, serving among
principal communities Kewanee, Lincoln, Carbondale, Macomb and
its
4 Va%
a
redeemable
System,
37/a %
wide range of high temperature hermetic seals (up
to 1200 degree F.
in ail) all employing Alumina Ceramic insulators.
The high
temperature seals make possible vacuum tube and other
component designs previously considered impracticable. Tne general offices and main plant of the General Ceramics Corp.,
are
located in Keasbeyj N. J.
This company is a leading producer
of ceramics,
Numbered among its products are: Steatite, Alumina,
Zircon,
Porcelain,
Solderseal
Terminals,
Lignt
Duty - Refractories,
Chemical Stoneware, Impervious Graphite and Ferramic Magnetic Cores.
*
A
BUSINESS—Company,
of Toronto, Canada (name changed
of Canada, Ltd) and Aid Cruisers
possible
is
proceeds
Illinois company.
the
of
the
it
makes
preferred
net
Sept. 28
on
$2,375 cumulative
funds will be used to repay bank loans, to repay $895,000
the company's parent organization,
General Telephone
Corporation, and
to reimburse
the parent company for $2,193,345
advanced
to
redeem the
series
of $5.50
cumulative
preferred stock
Corp.—Acquisition—
Ceramics
series
which
due
3V\%
announces
division
new
Preferred Stock
—
Jackson & Curtis, Stone &
Corp. and Mitchum, Tully & Co.
Webber,
Securities
$2,375
company
of notes
349.
General
degree F.)
$1.90
$1.40
Association, Los Angeles, Calif.
Farmers Underwriters
—Files With Securities and
the
of
Telephone Co. of Illinois
PROCEEDS—The
before.
year
General Ceramics Corpora¬
tion to offer the most complete line of hermetic seal terminal bushings
available in the industry.
The line includes a variety of standard
Ceramic Solderseals lor MIL and commercial applications tuiii r 216
4.
p.
The
$4.90
divisions of The Garrett Corp.
as
Ceramics
corporation
The
1,800,652
$2.01
$1.40 * '
—
sion
$3,617,071
3,427,334
$3,825,817
3,671,953
L—
share
common
per
11,608,293
2,821,486
3,955,724
-
:
:—:
Net earnings
Earnings
1,676,706
.——
—
1
on
1954
1953
$22,279,733 $22,350,772
.
expenses
Interest
Taxes
;
-
income
Gross
1,006,790
629,244
acquisition- of Advanced Vacuum
Products, Inc. of Stamford, Conn.
This- Nfeir England producer of
high-temperature metal to ceramic seals pioneered this type terminal.
The Advanced Vacuum Products plant will be operated as a
divi¬
The
or
preferred stock (without par value), at $49.50 per share.
the current year the company benefited
During
J.
180, p.
General
(& Subs.)—Highlights of Year
quali-s
amended.
only following registration
Securities Act of 1933 as
3,084,984
3%
Family Finance Corp.
Operating
facturing.—V.
908.
p.
the
under
816.
jointly headed an underwriting group
offered for public sale 82,000 shares of
The Canadian
company will continue to operate as a subsidiary corporation.
The Garrett Corp.'s plant and equipment facilities were expanded
during the fiscal year.
It now occupies or has under construction
983,000 square feet of floor space( 73% of which is devoted to manu¬
25,743,714
income..!
oper.
i80,
r—V.
18,068,397
railway
from
N.
future
the
I
6,349-,682
one
two
56,000
have performed
9,434,666
month's operation of these newly acquired companies.
domestic companies were liquidated June 30, 1954, and will
only
The
1_ 101,245,414 122.614,826 113,217,888 117,591,358
railway
Manufacturing Corp.
Belmar,
operate in
"
From Jan. 1—
/
from
from
Gross
!
1952
1953
1954
Y„ Aero Sales Engineering Ltd.,
of
transferable
exemption
p.
Webster
acquired outright ownership of three new companies
1954, including Aero Engineering Co., Inc., of Mineola,
the Garrett
Co..
the
over
to
1951
for
180,
Offered—Paine,
$96,600,600 'for the manufacturing
lower than last year's total, largely
31,
.
receive
will
,
company
May
on
individuals who
other
certain
company
thereafter
are
General
$
of
substantial
a
the
2,847,907
1,096,686
728,135
$3.91
paid
outstanding
572,055,
railway.... $12,758,405 $15;925,472 $15,406,419 $15,407,257
2,986,427
3,883,602
3,770,729
from railway..:
1,518,396
1,202,536
1,478,939
1,553,195
ry. oper. income
.
946,513
Net
1953
96,288,952
_
backlog
129,500 shs.
.
6,981,517
N.
August—
and
divisions of this
corporation Is
as the result of
delayed action by the military in line with changed buying policies,
along with the known reduction in budget for aircraft procurement.
Working capital, or net current assets, as of June .30, was. $10,-
George J. Daly, Jr.,
.
Outstanding
,
.
4,133,610
taxes
profit
per
56,000
EARNINGS
income
profit
A
Erie RR.—Earnings—
Gross
OF
101,158,083
en
Shares
1098.
p.
STATEMENT
for
fication
—V.
'
30—
income
before
Dividends
promoted from
Daly,
non¬
Arizona industry. The Garrett
Famous brand lines, many
100
_T
Net
Shennan,
G.
in
branch
a
Ore., according
as Treasurer was announced Sept. 23
President.
.v
the position of Assistant Treasurer, takes
the Treasurer's duties from John tyl. Biggins, Vice-President, who
continue to handle other administrative responsibilities.—V. 180,
Election
Mr.
as
the Southwest.
in
June
Taxes
addition, Ebasco
York City, Chicago, Dallas, and Washington, D. C.
New
FINANCING
250,000 shs.
..
13
warrants to purchase 56,000
common shares of the company on the following
basis: One snare for
one
warrant and $5.00 in cash. payable to the company at any time
not less than 13 nor more than 36 months after the commencement
date of this
offering.
The aforementioned warrants are not trans¬
ferable for 13 months after the commencement date of this offering,
-
will introduce other nationally known,
COMPARATIVE
Profit
Inc.—Opens New Western Office—
2531.
p.
(1333)'
PRESENT
TO
value)
par
underwriter and
services
that
$
Elgin National Watch Co.—New Treasurer—
by
exclusive
stated
(10c
,
house,
industrial distributor
an
•Warrants
♦The
McConkey-Docker
stock
Common
retain major lines of tools and supplies handled
Supply will
Year Ended
Net
/
division,
supply
President,
908.
p.
corporation has opened an office m Portland,
announcement by F. C. Gardner, President.
In
an
-
Garrett,
C.
competitive brands
to better serve
division already handles
more
than
13,182,393
6,430,182
.
Ebasco Services
This
1
J.
operate
will
by McConkey-Docker and
Sales
to
1936,
36.924,345
8,738,562
3,933,263
.
since
industrial
...
*
Ariz.,
u
Garrett
$7,909,296
4,097.255
1,789,855
.
income.
oper.
1924.
announcement,
corporation's Garrett Supply
them
railway..-.
from
from
Net
$8,980,543
5,589,366
1,571,628
1—
Jan.
Net
—V.
income.
oper.
ry.
From
$9,294,547
3,587,064
.'
the
Phoenix,
Co.,
company.
1951
$6,291,200
..
railway—.
from
and
established in
was
making
Los
1952
1953
1954
August—
extensive operations in Arizona, this cor¬
announced purchase of outright ownersnip
of
13
Sept.
on
McConkey-Docker
~
r
EFFECT
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
a..-;
•
Authorized
excess
period
Corp.—Acquisition—
■rrn
,1* 7
1
Continental
Florida East Coast Ry.—Earnings—
'
Net
from
Net
ryv:
railway
244,260
_
"509,183 '
income—i:
oper.
$1,910,519
9,662
$1,945,100
railway——
from
*;
-
Net
from
Net
ry.
—V.
!f *367,690
256,186
84,882'
tU' >
; 23,536,879
24,170,220
20,785,251
4,314.193
5,834,282
6,489,801
4,498.948
1,258,296
2,979,671
3,483,121
2,019,851
raiiway.—
income—
909.
p.
here
following
talk
at
said:
He
I
registration statement with the SEC on
Sept. 28, 1954, covering $12,000,000 of first mortgage bonds, due 1984,
to be offered for public sale through underwriters.
The interest rate,
public
offering price and underwriting
terms, and names of the
underwriters
are
to
be
supplied by amendment.
Net proceeds will
be used to complete the construction program for this year and any
balance
will
apply on
the 1955 construction program.
1954 con¬
struction expenditures are estimated at $24,030,000.—V.
180, p. 533.
The
filed
corporation
a
Inc.—Secondary Offering—
Foremost Dairies,
-
Allen
Co.
&
offering
of
$16.25 per
completion of a secondary
(par $5) at a price of
announced
30
Sept.
on
75,000 shares of common
share.—V. 180, p. 1098.
r
-
,
said.
to
■
Freeport Sulphur Co.—Schmidt Elected a Director—
firm of J. H. Whitney & Co.,
partner in the
Schmidt,
C.
has
the board of directors of Freeport Sulphur Co.
director and Chairman of the Executive Committee
the Caribbean Refining Co., Chairman of the Board of San Jacinto
Mr.
of
Schmidt
is
and
director
Corp.,
Corp., and
Wilshire Oil Co. of Texas.—V.
a
Pipeline
Gas
Transcontinental
of
Petroleum
179, p. 1932.
sold
be
said
1954
Net
S.
and
375,812
$798,671
*484,624
56,429
$317,475
$257,618
$0.89
,
;
share
(on 357,912
shs.
the
of
large
addition
outstanding)
Net
employs approximately 2,600 persons.
the expansion was necessary to keep pace with a
this year
earnings
Net
income
Divs.
said
He
he
General
Balance
applicable
estimated
ahead of
73%
forecasts
by
GM
that
assembles and
distributes in Sweden and Finland
G.
A.
by
produced
Vauxhall,
Germany, as well as GM's
Motors confidence in the
of
General
Mr.
Curtice said.
i
Vauxhall
that
179,
p.
excess
tax
profits
provision
through
Aug,
1953
31
—
General Nucleonics
Corp.—Stock Offered—Public of¬
stock (par 10 cents)"
$5 per share was made by George F. Breen on Sept.
30. The shares are being offered "as a speculation."
at
»
1479.
Wood
Industries, Inc.
Builds World's
-
proceeds
from
the
financing
will
be
used
by the
to purchase, inventory and sell manufactured products of
companies which are represented by the corporation;
to in¬
the
company's
manufacturing facilities and to establish
a
Bulldozers—
The
bv
this
E.
B.
The
largest bulldozer blades ever manufactured are
corporation, according to an announcement
Vice-President in charge of Sales.
being produced
Sept. 27 by
on
giant dozers
have
moldboard
a
measuring 5 ft. h'«*h
and
?4
ft.
long.
Each dozer is mounted on two Allis-Chalmers HD-20 crawler
tractors, the largest tractors in regular production today, which have
been welded together to operate as one tractor to supply the power
needed to move the many tons of coal handled by the dozer,
•
Two
the
of
the
American
Valley
Electric
big
Gas
twin
dozers
&
Electric
Corp.—V.
180,
have
been
Service
p.
939.
purchased by
and two
Corp.
>
■
companies of
by the Ohio
general
service.
corporate
The
balance
of
the
net
proceeds
will
purposes.
BUSINESS—Corporation owns all of the issued
and outstanding
common
stock of its three operating subsidiary corporations,
namely,
The Atomic Center for Instruments and Equipment,
Radiac Co., Inc.
The Atomic Center for Instruments
Inc. is a sales and service organization, distributing
nucleonic and radiological instruments, equipment, and accessories
A.tomlab,
Inc.,
and
Hill,
isotope
for
the
Inc.;
and
between
Inc.
-
under
Radiac
Co.,
instruments
materials.
292,359,627
939,141
385,000
income
8,951 254
4,425,000
11 084 333
1,208,755
$0.14
taxes
2.468,755
1,260,000
554,141
taxes
come
Federal
Net
profit
$0.47
4,526.2r4
$2.02
5,538 333
$2.53
5,546,000
♦
share—
those of
leased departments.
York branch of Saks Fifth Avenue was
Westchester-New
The
and
4,
Aug.
on
com.
per
Including
opened
Branch of the Gimbel-Miiwaukee store
the Southgate
Oct. 1„ The operations of both these
branches will be reflected in sales and profits for the second half of
the current fiscal year.—V. 178, pi 1160.
'
was
to
scheduled
open
on
Co.—Proposed Consolidation—
Rubber
Goodall
voting common
of
Holders
stock and class A common
.
stock will, on
this company and The
agreement, under which
Goodall Rubber Co., had
the two companies.
Subject to approval of the stockholders and of appropriate govern¬
mental authorities, the merger will become effective Dec. 31, 1954.
Present capitalization of The Whitehead Brothers Rubber Co. con¬
Oct.
7,
vote on a merger agreement
Brothers Rubber Co.
The
Whitehead
between
merger
corporation will be known as
earlier been approved by the management of
surviving
sists
of
71,234
of
Goodall
shares
Rubber Co.
which
will
of
of
now
$10
owns
be cancelled
par value common stock outstanding.
50,082 shares of Whitehead common, all
the merger. The remaining shares of
upon
common stock will
surviving corporation upon
Whitehead
the
be converted into class A
exchange of eight shares
Goodall for each seven shares of Whitehead.
Outstanding capitalization of
Goodall currently consists of: 1,588
shares of $100 preferred stock; 95,856 shares of $5 par value voting
common
stock, and 22,492 shares of class A common stock.
All of
these shares will be exchanged for, a like number of shares of the same
classes of stocks of the surviving corporation.—V. 177, p. 2678.
of class
A common of
The
Equipment,
British, Canadian and American manufacturers.
Atomlab,
Inc. manufactures its own
products and also sells under
the
Atomlab
name,
products which are manufactured for Atomlab,
of
$
$
$
124,004.674 130,105,748 280,318,264
Profit before Federal in¬
common
used
1954—12 Mo..-1953
1S54—6 Mos.—1953
♦Net retail sales
outstanding
be
Largest
'/
$
other
radioactive
Gar
stock dividend paid
reflect the 50%
(& Subs.)—Semi-Annual Earns.
Gimbel Brothers, Inc.
Period End. July 31—
and
fering of 59,500 shares of common
crease
previously
amounts
from
have been adjusted to
1954.—V. 180, p. 909.
company
♦Includes
V.
•
.
reported to reflect additional
toll revenues received at various times during the year 1953.
tFor
purposes
of comparison,
average shares outstanding for all
the
PROCEEDS—Net
share.
•
Opel will produce 40% more cars
and
trucks in
1954
than in their best prewar year, and that new
expansion programs will make it possible to increase their combined
output by a further 72% over the next five years.—V. 180, p. 1098.
reported
com.
per
•Restated
cars
Ltd., of England and Adam Opel
American car and truck lines.
future of the automotive market
in Sweden and Finland—and particularly the market for Nordiska—
has been reflected in GM's authorization since June,
1945, of almost
14 million kroner for modernization
of Nordiska plant facilities and
trucks
and
com.
outstanding
stock
Earns,
Earns,
1954.
Nordiska
GM
of
shares
149.545 :
to
stock—
common
tAver.
•
of the Swedish-Finnish
"further broadening"
was
in
v%
Tel. Corp._—
May 15,
Overseas experts of a
market. He disclosed that
by 1960 the GM Nordiska A. B. volume will be
concurred
of,
the
of
broadening"
;
;___
pfdJ, stock
on
periods
Swedish-Finnish Market—
Broaden
deductions-
etc.,
Int.,
now
automobile market in Sweden and
Finland was predicted on Sept. 27 by Harlow H. Curtice, President.
As evidence of
the "new productive vitality" in Sweden and Fin¬
land,
Mr.
Curtice cited the fact that the two countries now are
absorbing cars and trucks at the rate Qf approximately 142,000 a
year—3y2 times the prewai rate. Sweden itself, he noted, is buying
cars
and trucks this year at an annual rate of 128,000.
$0.72
taxes
income
construction
24,863
67,505
Canadian
income
per
$773,808
$760,792
—
U.
for
Depreciation
Earns,
$749,008
income
income
Total
Provision
1953
11,784
Operating profit before provision for U. S. and
Canadian income taxes and depreciationMiscellaneous
begin
to
the three nations
in
to
"further
A
He
Three Months Ended Aug. 31—
.
expect
Continental
Curtice
offices,
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
Gamewell Co.
conference
before
"We
GM
Plans
it
Benno
news
a
growing automotive marketJn Belgium. Luxembourg and the Netherlands.
He cited estimates that by I960 the Benelux countries will provide
a
market for 166,000 motor vehicles, 26,000 more than are expected
stock
'
been elected a member of
at
and we hope to have the additional capacity available
!to us by the middle of 1955."
'
»' •
The new
program
will increase GM's investment in the Antwerp
plant to over $20,000,000.
"This will result 1n the additional employment of at least 800 workers,"
Mr.
-
plans
inspection tour of the Antwerp plant and a luncheon
key executives of GM Continental, a General
an
Antwerp
'
Corp.—Registers With SEC—
expansion
Motors subsidiary.
he
Florida Power
the
announced
immediately
.
22,188,695
railway
oper.
180,
*141,775
53,976
;
From Jan. I—
from
$1,750,451
$1,866,836
,
Gross
1951-
1952
1953
1954
AugustGross
Curtice
Mr.
40 and 50
Atomlab;
Inc.
is
for
the
specifications on a sub-contract basis. The
supplier of atomic and geophysical prospecting
of uranium, oil and other strategic
Inc.
a
prospection
*
(B. F.)
Goodrich Co—New Tubeless
Tire—
the same price as a standard tireand-tube combination was announced Sept. 27 by this company.
According to J. A. Hobnn, Vice-President of the company's Tire and
Equipment Division, the new tire, called the "Safetvliner," incorporates
many of
the safety features of the Life-Saver tubeless tire, its pre¬
mium counterpart, except that it has a different tread and does not
Lrkin
wOflrotoH
f At*
TPlll/lf'P*
A
new
tubeless
tire
selling
T
for
A
.4
4-
r.
fT
14
•7
(1334)
ment
the Safetyiiner
use,
than
More
prepared
30,000
The
tire,
tire
introduced
been issued
aircraft
for
Ended
and
tax
seven
types
some
years
BPG,
to
also
ry.
Gross
1954
Net
ry.
income.
the
—
amortization
Estimated Federal and
liability
for
Reserve
of
income per
of
the
19,662,000
37,335,000
tion
B.
B.
Rubber
1954,
purchased
Products
Goodrich
P.
Co.
Sponge
of
of
11,505,617
assets
closed.
by
from
the
sale
types
motion
on
the
picture
One
stations.
series is
Is
179,400
over
the
of
television show
handling
the
to
located
is
in
Waterville,
Quebec.—V.
180,
these
will
shares
which
"Connie
the
film
site
for
this company in Brazil near the
W. Litchfield, Board
P.
plantation
Mr.
been
River gateway
Amazon
Chairman,
has
anonunced
purchased
principal
which
handle
"Its'
Fun
not
are
the
are
in
yet
"Conrad
by
than
per
27.
The
work
will
be
carried
due
years,
Mr.
to
sharp
a
Litchfield
supplier
for
increase
full
cooperation
establish
to
in
its
the
with
shortages
new
company's
will
plant
tire
become
eventually
in
Brazil
and
pile"
of
rubber
Philippines
to
and
Costa
Rica,
Indonesia.—V.
Gould-National
has
Goodyear
180,
sales
Net
before
Net
1954
taxes
for
income
on
Fedeml
-
taxes
income
on
profit
Dividend
preferred
on
stock
Amount
earned
Earned
on
shares
per
♦Giving
p. 909.
basis )_.
to
stock
dividend
$0.95
April.—V.
be
of
of
include
dis¬
The
to
Par Value
stockholders
increase
this
Employees
from
Life
Co.—To
Oct.
$1.00
to
29
will
$1.50
consider
the
and
value
par
vote
upon
sold
authorized
stock
and
having
a
canital
of
Co.
stock
the
of
value
par
consists
$1.00
of
of
200,000
share,
per
all
capital
shares
of
in
the
will
the
operations,
in
company
capital
few
the
management
number
a
of
the
possess
next
Grand
desires
additional
States,
of
$300,000,
Trunk
With
178,
Net
from
Western
Net
ry.
than
and
the
of
company
$3.35
a
unforeseen
granted
Net
ry.
paying
—V.
Grand
voted
to
other
Also
$0 86
share
of
last
Mr.
eitra
Hammond
dividend
later
in
that
the
to
increase
an
180,
in
Union
711,647
*6jp21
*122,071
ago.
the
companv
share
36,532,000
9,715,866
5,264,443
6,478,586
4,437,133
634,774
Co.- -Record
net
—V.
Quarterly Earnings—
88
requirements
last
were
will
for
have
each
the
five
right
shares
715,433
with
year.
Aug.
180,
Oper.
or
were
75
shares
cents
$1.43
this six-month
$1,306,129
share
per
period
were
a
$9,348,700 $33,237,200
income
7-
6,372,100
*1953
taxes
a
or
share
year
$1 65
per
$845,700
$3,020,100
155,100
462,800
$0.69
$2.61
$2.20
$107,909,243
&
(one
it'
cent
per
20,000.000
share!
Code,
corporation
of
but
the
is
At
with
from
charging
30,
the
$16,747,712
a
for
fixed
8%
only
1954,
normal
stock
30,
30,
there
shares
30, 1954,;.
The decline
earlier.
at
the
down
were
annual
were
2,316.847
June
at
to
Cash
year.
June
1953.
continued
1954,
2,316,164
at
Receivables
asets.
were
amounted
previous
year
from June
June
with
June
Government Securities
S.
common
share.
at
$4,247,179
U.
compared
rate
30, ,1953,
shares
ended June 30, 1954,
thereywere 1,050 shares of
by executives pursuai^io stock options pre¬
under
the
corporation's
stocR1' option
plan.
There
at June 30, 1954, 117,315 shares reserved for issuance under
year
purchased
which
of
options for the purchase of 117,090 shares had been
granted but had not been exercised.—V. 179, p. 1480.
result of improvements in refining
.
marks
first
the
Inco's
commercial
entire
cobalt
production
has
output
of
electrolytic
been
cobalt
marketed
in
oxides
as
'
advantageous.
e.ectrolytic
Manhattan
&
RR.
for
process
$835,620
$828,560
$8,907,023
the
>
production
1,323
9,885
of
ccbalt
$410,643
128,663
1,027,511
was
70,058
560,467
developed
$151,512
$1,177,335
.
interest
-
adjustment
on
company on
Sept. 29 filed
covering 14,89a.- shares of first
value
par
income
bonds.—V.
of
the
W.
T.
5,365,928
''
$b.58
Grant
w" mergetl int° the
'
Realty
$0.88
shares
-through
filed
of
180,
letter
common
of
stock
notification
to
be
with
offered
at
the
par
for
a
registration
preferred
public
statement
stock
sale
(6■%
through
p.
$32,613,231
15,944,636
19,417,711
ry. oper.
$1,443,382
tion
f
and
and
in
of
development
the
crude
It
to
cil
and
the
general
be
stock
used
of
available
prospective
purchase,
marketing
-
to
proposes
its
of
production,
funds;
to
Gates
on
to
drilling
the
add
the
"
the
Neb.
The
purchase
City
at
Steel
market.
additional
by
•
for
and
sale,
with
Emma
income
oper.
180,
$1,421,626 $11,666,245 $13,195,520
665,:|16
735,669
5,034,778
5,709,202
crude
letter
&
proven
oil
and
transportation
of
asphalt
of
this
and
public
amend¬
acquisi¬
gas
and
other
approximately
$500,000
par
outstanding shires of
Works,
Inc.,
of
Omaha,
petroleum
The
balance
of
the
financing
such proceeds
proceeds
prior
preferred
to
the
is to
be
filed
was
stock
common
with
the
19
(par
SEC
Sept.
on
cents)
be
to
20
covering
offered
at
the
share)
through George B. Wallace
for the account of Eugene O. Kronisch, President of
178,
per
2306.
p.
-
-
Funds, Inc.—Assets Higher—
Keystone Income Preferred Stock
than
10%. in
Aug. 31,
its
1953
of
money
Fund
The
dividend
rates
of
share
per
1954,
net
annual
asset
rate in fiscal
higher
and
preferred
Fund
stocks
1954
prices
as
a
K-l
value
report also
reported
during
noted
the
that
gain
a
fiscal
the
Fund
of
year
more
ending
maintained
respite the fact that further easing
generally reduced the rate of
had
whole.
Total
assets,
etc.
of
follow:
the
K-l
'
leases,
refining
stock
of
of
company.—V.
extent
applied
development
'
of—
As
Total net
Shares
preferred
notification
(approximately 35 cents
Co., New York,
•
.
the
of
shares
market
.return
in
oil,
v
1209.
p.
Kansas Oil Co., Inc.—Files With SEC—
A
the
wells
of
the
company's acreage
County, Texas.
The company
in 1954 acquired Gate City Steel
Works, Inc. ' This
company and its subsidiary, Gate City steel, Inc., of
Boise, are en¬
gaged in steel warehousing and fabrication.
Husky Oil now has out¬
standing 35,101 shares of preferred and 2.337,900* shares of common
stock.
ry.
Keystone Custodian
;
proceeds
and
from
rev.
'
underwrit¬
'
in exploration
engaged
1954—8 Mos.—1953
$27,610,881
2,614,899
—V.
816.
cumulativean
supplied
company is
products.
compa^ °n
offered
,
Corp
/avenor-Cayias, Inc., Salt Lake City
bC USed l° P&y expenses incident
Viningeac"fvities?Ce^^^rJ^)
a
be
ment.
in
20
to
ing group headed by The First Trust Co. of Lincoln,
offering price and underwriting terms are to be
2,950,000
2 417 833
$100),
1954—Month—1953
$4,036,525
the
*1953
Southern Ry.—Earnings—
1,935,642
25,000
of
1933.
p.
$3,379,024
Net
$1,030,974
income
•Exclusive
company.—
expenses
560,457
$153,811
the
revenue..
1,032,671
70.058
by
$562,164
128,502
studies
oper
Net
9,876
$47,209
plant
oper.
.'
1,333
pilot
Railway
$552,288
$39,749
and
Railway
$7,025,200
$400,758
—
research
Period End. Aug. 31—
-
-1954—8 Mos.—1953
$45,886
SEC
1954
179,
August Earnings—
1954—Month—1953
extensive
Kansas City
an increase
Exchange Commission—
covering
Revenue
the
compared
stock
Inco's
V.
$38,416
com-
Great Chief Uranium
Co., Salt Lake City, Utah—Files
With Securities and
.-EC
is
after
910.
p.
•Income charges
$2,415,928
,
operations
Sept.
of
salts produced at its Clydach, Wales, refinery.
Through its new
the company makes available a high purity cobalt which is a
fitting companion to its electrolytic nickel. This electrolytic cobalt will
be particularly valuable in the manufacture of alloys where
high purity
6,472,912
may
on
sched¬
is
aggregate
Necessity issued by the Federal
an
process
420.000
$0.81
6,506.265
Deficit
2 431 683
share
COI"Pany
plant
at
accounts.
decrease
on
Heretofore
$2,572,800
152,700
,
782,674
ago.
3,697,493
«
SIvUl?Mla[,y'9?9hlCh
,
facilities
granted
This
3,426,900
797,204
Gross
on
$1882.493
include
chemical
year.
elected, for tax purposes, to amortize the certified
over
a
60-nionth period, as permitted under
short-term
the
Y.,
various
Canada, he added.
per
2,015,000
__
taxes—.
outstandings^
figures
N.
fiscal
new
constructed
Internal
its
in
per
Calif.
facilities
the
a
expansion
Jose,
techniques, this company has
production of electrolytic Cobalt at its Fort Colborne, Ont.,
refinery, Ralph D. Parker,> General Manager of Canadian
Operations and Assistant Vice-President of the company, announced on
Oct. 1.
'
5,999,700
3,352,000
taxes
com-
$132,991,307 $128,176,257
T
earnings
shp.res
has
an
San
and
1,902,600
$948,100
expenses
The
/Ommon
$1.60
As a
$28,459,800
1,056,900
The
I
profit before Federal income
rovision for
learnings
It
at
Clarksville, Tenn., and a
The enlargement and moderniza¬
Falls,
the
included
plant
at
initiated
1954—9 Mos.—1953
989,000
cents
of
Earnings-
July 31—
Federal
additions
plant
International Nickel Co. of Canada, Ltd. — Initiates
Production of Electrolytic Cobalt at Port Colborne Plant
Subs.)—Earnings Up
Operating income
Non-operating income-
.
28
(W. T.) Grant Co.-Semi-Annual
j
$2.90
Canada,
Husky Oil Co., Cody, Wyo.—Registers With SEC—
6 Months Ended
3,389,987
$2.87
glutamate)
Wis,
Niagara
during
has
capital
specifically
to
share—
com.
Significant
expenditures
inventories were up
remained
held.
dividends—
per
3,660,511
$2.44
fertilizer
a
reflected
options,
common
1,937,100
income—
393,320
3,704,902
stock—
monosodium
were
$10,229,264
while
During
1266,
(&
$6,653,251
393,320
share-—
lacilities.
(pure
such
of
and
common
Federal
ft
to
$1,005,014
sales^for
the
on
compared
IdT8'7—'V^ l98085p881105r the Same SlX m°nths 0f 1953>
Net
of
.
Co.
$11,011,900
Period End. Aug. 31—
Gross operating revenue
profit
outstanding
with
retail
1954,
p,
$7,030,176
393,320
common
completion
$31,191,183,
year."
with
preferred
compared
15,
$42.50
179,
100,000
955,000
910.
p.
1954—3 Mos.—1953
income—
on
Hudson
P^sently outstanding,
shares
at
2,925,000
100,000
taxes
2,464,020
Earnings for the six months
Record
Net
38,132,000
1,057,358
a
Sept.
on
share
1954.—V.
taxes
taxes
Earns,
of $693,776 for the three months
$565,090 in the corresponding quarter
This is the highest
quarterly earnings record made bv
in its 81-year
history.
This is equivalent to
after
611,504
42,886,000
6,515,953
reports
2Q,
Electrochemical
before
income
Fed.
$4,601,000
909.
p.
record
2,750,000
95,000
$9,678,251
cumulative
International's
balances
the
354,221
309,861
compared
28,
per
fchare
Hooker
1951
1,097,234
,
130,
of
Oct.
on
corporation
Working
of
the
assets
—_____
Aug. 31, '54
Feb. 23. '54
Aug. 31, '53
$39,820,932
$37,241,826
$35,226,773
2,135,112
2,112,321
outstanding——
Number
-Income
of
per
Value per
2,162,522
shareholders^
20,309
share—.
$2u3,120,71)0
on
19,800
19,697
$0.44
net assets
Sept. 28,
of
the
10
$0.44
$0.44
$18.^1
share_
The combined
'
$17.44
$16.68
Keystone Custodian
1954.—V.„ 180,
p.
Funds totaled
1000.
Field.1 Andrews
Approximately
69#
of
the
outstanding
common
and
22%
of
'
$84,570,447
excess
plant at Janesville,
depreciation
Paper Co. of Canada, Ltd.—Rights—
additional
one
Preferred
company
year
for
provisions
George S.
authorize
"
1952
$88,837,456
$9,880,176
cost of $19,462,218*' under Certificates of
I
said
Subs.)—
1953
r
$7,113,979
:
.471
common
Government.
equal those of fiscal
net profit;' after taxes,
year."*
.
that
of
portion
partf
v 1954
$93,591,934
(no
income
on
Ac'cent
The
$641,548
in
:"V"
$6,043,979
taxes
completed
-
uled
not
may
hope
occurs,
an
per
*
$0.81
(&
20,000
existing
the
•of
-
..
.
$604,146
said
10
'
Capital expenditures of the corporation in the fiscal year ended June
totaled $10,745,566, of which $4,107,078 was included in the
Bonnie and Carlsbad plants. The
remaining $6,638,488 was used to
construct
plants, to acquire equipment and to improve and enlarge
1953
:
1,000,000 shares.—V.
Dauch
&
expire
Profit
1952
1, 882,301
:
.
stock—
refractories
year
elected
24
Period End. Aug. 31—
Net
sales—_________
$4,576,000
38,339,000
Aug:
ended
the
Sept.
on
Shareholders
—Earnings—
1953
4, 200,892
1;915,907
,
30, J954
largely
from 500,000
Rights
over
464,184
income
oper.
•Deficit.
The
RR.
3,860,769
taxes——
paid
Earnings
company
*251,069
railway,
railway
from
the
program
25, 329,817
303,706
.
21,149,632
30—
June
paid
preferred
Dividends
Reuben
59.
shareholders
purchase
1—
from
Net
amount
321,230
24,877,459
206,410
-
earnings—
Dividends
%
viously
Ilinde
for
licensing
627,122
High—Earnings Lower-
Federal
outstanding
the
$5,243,000
income..—
Jan.
its
$3 425,356
-
(Income
income
Net
Van
closed, according to
underwriting group. See
Sept,
1951
'
487,165
292,863
_______
Deferred
books
on
1952
>
$2,997,031
410,469
profits tax)
stock
common
1954
President,
the
something
directors
stock
require
$4,466,000
railway.
oper.
Prom
Gross
railway,
that
of
for
expand
licenses
which
Income—
sales
.Other
p.
'
p.
of
To
of
1953
$3,054,148
348,607
Earnings beiore income taxes
—
issued
obtain
to
some
RR.—Earnings-
$2,617,424
railway—
Ended
Federal
of
options
—
"anticipates
481.
p.
1954
from
Net
capital
requirements
necessary
years.—V.
August—
Gross
a
of
District
Casualty Co. to
share through Jack Walden, 79 Commerce
St.,
The proceeds are to be applied to insurance reserve
operation 01 an insurance company.
1954
oper.
dent and General Manager. Former Board Chairman R. Verne
Mitched,
who has recently relinquished a number of his
corporate responsibilities
due to ill health, was elected
Honorary Chairman of the Board.
common
are
1
per
railway——
railway——
Dively,. President of the
firm, to be Chairman of the Board and President, and elevated
Opera¬
tions Vice-President George C. Houck to the new
post of Vice-Presi¬
In¬
stock
of
which
Virginia.
company's
paid-in
for
from
Years
outstanding.
The
company is
now
licensed
to
do business
Columbia and the States of
Maryland and
the
ry.
,
the
180,
bank
program.
Montgomery, Ala.—Files-"*
International Minerals & Chemical Corp.
Debentures Sold — The
convertible secured debea-
_
Hammond,
180,
The
stock
$3
from
from
7#
company.
The
at
Sales at New
Hayutin
Organ Co.—Quarterly Earnings—,
company
proposal
a
X
,
Pro¬
$9,500,000 of
.
named.
company.—V.
&
—V.
Of Shares—
on
;
-25,973,970
Net fromrailway—2,990,689.
4,492,025
Net ry. oper. income.—
1,647,506
2,630,856
—-V. 180, p. 910.
,
V
7
-
180,
The
Insurance
pijepay
Issuing Corp. on Sept. 20 filed a letter of notifi¬
SEC covering
preorganization subscriptions for 100,000
stock
(par $1)
of International
the
Dividends
Government
to
From Jan. 1—
•
to
_«■
common
surplus
Gross
?/]
Harris-Seybold Co.—Dively Also Chairman—
crease
of
Net
$700,000 shs.
>
Marvin
to
shares
8,
Outstanding
'
•
30,059
exercise
the
$299,000 6%
been
more
Unless
685,570
last
"•
"Although sales for the current
1953-54, we haye every reason to
$652,376
718,500
declared
not
upon
President
issue
Laurens
32,324
$0.84
lOO'/c
used
aplied to the company's construction
August—
1
stock.____—_$602,986
(new
does
Net profits
Earnings per share
$684,700
share
common
effect
common
outstanding
with
tion
will
♦Common
\
issued
including the introduction
Co., the underwriter above
&
Hammond
820,134
24,408
-
be
of
>
International
Gross
$210,268
Quarter Ended June 30—
$627,394
requirements
be
to
are
balance
1208.
p.
Net
FINANCING
1,000,000 shs.
to
Co., head of the
details in V. 180, p. 1105.
1953
679,677
5, 1954.
authorization
H
the
issuance
has
Harrison
$14,876,828 $15,009,633
1,307,071
1,504,834
—
Provision
the
in
Oct.
on
International Great Northern
full
as
table
for
entire
tures
Inc.—Quarterly Earnings—
Quarter Ended July 31—
Net
plantations
shades
Gulf Coast Western Oil
1105.
p.
Batteries,
rubber
financing
the
offered
'and
a
.V,.
addition
Noel
Kaufman,
may
plantings which would help provide a "living stock¬
readily accessible to the United States in times of
emergency.
In
PRESENT
Authorized
10,000
of
issued
be
above
reserved
Paulo
and
tlncludes
company
The
usage.
plantation
Sao
180,
be
short-term notes having maturities of not more
the interest rates thereon vary from Vfc to 6%
are
completion
will
the
to
recent
stimulate additional
TO
value 10c)___——_<
(par
months
Alstyne,
growing
in
(EST)
a.m.
pre¬
York
Montgomery, Ala.
new
financing, 10,000 shares of common
paid and non-assessable to Marvin Hayutip
of Denver, Colo,
(which shares Mr. Hayutin represent he will acquire
for
investment without any present
intention of resale), along with
payment of the sum of $10,000 in cash for financial services rendered
Brazilian
rubber
own
rubber
severe
EFFECT
following paragraph). *
stock
R.
the"
said
the
in
on
attempting
encountered
6V2
Upon
first
in
Government, which is
industry. Brazil has
GIVING
; '•
annum,
(see
said
the new plantation will
be developed gradually
plantings will be experimental.
Experience Goodyear
developing blight resistant and high yielding rubber trees
on
its 2,500-acre Costa Rica plantation, which was established in
1935,
will be helpful in the new Western
Hemisphere venture, he added.
the
had
this
with
The
Nagel
.•
11
the
office
New
$2,000,000.
of
shares
current
Reduce."
To
purchase
Its first mortgage bonds
preferred stock, par value
of
cumulative
St.,
before
cation
Ljberace, which is both
The Liberace program series
than any other television
shows
will
and
notes
Common stock
Litchfield
and
lias
amount
its
01
International Casualty Co.,
.
entitled
•
to world trade,
Sept.
on
princ.pal
■
•The bank notes
rubber
a
President,
invitipg sealed, written proposals for the
40,000 shares
.
•Bank
11,000-acrc
Y.,
V.
nation-wide exhibi¬
for
company's
stations
Other
company
Haines,"
CAPITALIZATION
...
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co., Akron, Ohio—In Brazil
An
Nielson,
proposals for the first mortgage bonds and for
stock are
to
be
presented
to the company at the
Gas & Electric Service
Corp., 30 Church
notes,
be
television show, the company currently
shows "Life With Elizabeth," "Joe Palooka
"Florian ZaBach," "Guild Sports Library;."
Show."
Radio
tribution
721.
p.
E.
;
company has received SEC
to issue
and
sell at
competitive
bidding $16,500,000 of first mortgage bonds, due 1984,
and
40,000 shares of cumulative
preferred Istock, $100 par, and to
issue and sell to its
parent, American Gas Vfc Electric Co., an addi¬
tional 43,000 shares of its no
par common stock for
Liberace
the following
Laine,"
"Frankie
"Liberace
and
latex foam products, expanded plastics
products, and chemically-blown cellular products and man-made rubber.
Manufacturing plants
are
in
Shelton
and
Derby,
Conn.,
and 'a
subsidiary
Glenn
p. .999.
share.
The
v
Theatre,"
enterprise, to be known
Division, is an important
television
more
series.
Story,"
business
for
by
180,
Michigan Electric Co.—Bids Oct. 5—
is
$16,500,000
and
per
ceeds
of
manufacturer and distributor of
Canadian
N.
;
proceeds
tetevision
addition
In
$4.03
Conn.,
held
are
family.—V.
.Separate
of loans from banks, payment of factors loans,
loans from stockholders.
The balance will be added
of
exhibited
5,430,915
and
of
1984
$100
payment
various
program
This
Products
35,376,28.1
12,071,811
due
158,428,733
33.580,234
Co., Inc.—Stock Offering Oversubscribed
produced and distributed by the company.
16,874,655
$4.33
the
Shelton,
stock.
common
Goodrich
F.
stock—
common
13,
&
company
it
ferred
Films
the
program
1,000,000
—
,
.
share of
Aug.
on
Sponge
/hares
as
on
13, 127,489
income—
158,910,545
BUSINESS—Company is primarily engaged
in
the
business
of
producing and distributing low-cost, high-quality television program
of
L__
171,869,992
42,599,434
16,163,434
35, 318,308
909.
payment
series
is
paid
The
6,194,518
income—18,232,853
common stock
;6,728,650
Estimated
of
915,075
;
cost
„—
company,
The
working capital and will be used (or the payment of other liabilities
and for the financing of future film productions.
:_ * •
43,460,454
864,164
estimated
of
Dividends
The
45,869,293
7,720,645
„
replacement
facilities
Balance
Indiana
-
2,524,275
to
foreign income taxes and
increased
161, 325,462
railway———;
p.
books
for
and
246,125,230
refinancing costs^
renegotiation
for
351,904,932
213,766,213
products sold
Selnjig and general administrative expenses
Depreciation and leasehold amortization
and
4,144,463
from
PROCEEDS—Net
1,519,139
306,115,168
—
of
Interest
3,296,741
—Offering of 250,000 shares of common stock (par 10
cents) was made on Sept. 29 by Van Alstyne, Noel &
Co. at $4 per share. It was heavily oversubscribed and
used
st
3, 353,996
railway—_
oper.
180,
Guild
1953
1,179,880
his
American
304,935,288 350,385,793
—_____—_
from
from
—V.
and excise
transportation
income
preferred
of
members
.1951
pro¬
INCOME ACCOUNT
deducted!—
Total
1952
t
income—
oper.
Net
vehicles.
farm
outstanding
and
1953
*
Six
ago.
which
of
30— '
June
saleSllvtiiscounts,
Net
Other
1954
railway—w $24 ,332,143 $25,106,149 $26,997,337 $23,268,687
railway—
8.423,834
7, 717,723
10,384,148
6,688,439
from
Net
now producing the new
the company has sold more than
since the first commercial
tire-
this company
by
CONSOLIDATED
Months
jthe
Ry.—Earnings—
Monday, October 4, 1954
..
from
Net
the
plants in five States are
patents have
tires
tubeless
Six
sizes,
Gross
From Jan. 1—
was
tubeless
duces
Great Northern
country are
available in
in
to Mr. Hoban,
Life-Saver
tubeless tires
3,000,000
on
August—
the11
across
the Safetyiiner, which is
all popular passenger-car
service
sidewalls,
according
without-a-tube
basic
retailers
said.
company's tire
and,
standard original equipment
be
'
and
white
and
announcement
'
also
Goodrich
P.
B.
install
to
black
both
will
automobiles,
1955
many
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle.
(James) Kilburg Corp., San Mateo, Calif.—Files—
The
SEC
($1
corporation
covering
per
on
100.465
share),
Sept.
20
shares
of
filed
a
letter
common
without underwriting.
additional working capital to continue
The
of
stock
notification
to
proceeds
be
are
with
offered
to
be
at
used
the
par
for
manufacturing operations (Diala-
Volume 180
phone,
Number 5365
instrument designed
an
telephone
numbers) —V.' 178,
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
r,
.
dial
to
automatically
387.
p.
frequently
\-.v
:
-
called
Mr.
Net
from
Net
ry.
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
—V.
1952
$764,836
500,282
$716,702
462,817
470,990
1£6,637
230,932
235,761
215,697
railway
income
Prom Jan. 1—
Gross
1953
237,899
railway..,.-
oper.
',
.
;
railway.—,—
income.—
oper.
910.
'
■
•
2,945,355
651,122
1,197,158
273,716
495,721
'■
;
Nine Months Ended July 31—
sales
Federal
before Federal
taxes
Net
Earned
"
■_
450,338
490,338
$0.29
$0.78
Lamb Electric Co.—Elects Officers—
total
a
of
of
Election
Richard
of
and H.
to
ant
Mr,
has been
Now
tion
who
has
Vice-Presiaent.
a
in
Lamb
40th
its
Chairman.
to
>
-
this
year,
President
been
^
products,
Lane
The
Six Months Ended
before
Federal
income
Net
corporation
'
*
Dividends
Reserved
for
shares
Common
Earnings
per
t-v.
p,
180,
needs
future
1954
1953
$31,994,218
2,020,000
685,000
and
1,250,000
$775,000
(com.
$770,000
3J5.432
372,826
379,568
397,174
712,920
669,871
$1.06
$1.11
.
pfd.)
————-
outstanding at end of period
share
common
iooo.
—-
;
.
Augusto—
-
from
Net
ry.
V
-
.
from
Net
from
from, railway
Net
ry.
—
income
oper.
180.
910.
p.
5,256,499
1,503,320
1,038,805
'
1951
$828,988
343,386
179,071
5,730,904
2,122,194
5,529,622
2,032,526
1,228,565
Frank
;
1954
1954
$5,712,503
Gross
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
railway—
...
1,055,989
income...
509,327
railway
oper.
1951
$6,974,636
1,531,506
7p2,287
2,190,119
.
1,093,118
with
Gross
from
Net
—V.
railway—
43,051,947
51,346,258
7,397,871
13,040,701
income.—
3,119,261
7,0j6,812
oper.
180,
51,412,427
9,882,672
4,608,623
50,530,825
12,763,510
6,a82,7d0
-
910.
p.
Products
Domestic
(&
Corp.
Subs.)—
Highlights of Report—
*VW Ended June 30—
Skies
Net
Profit
Net
1954
1,727,538
2,255,355
672,000
1,050,000
$1,055,538
$1,205,355
489,332
'.
Z
...
outstanding
Earnings per share..
'
POSITION
FINANCIAL
JUNE
AT
$2,238,337
ernment
Current
assets
Current
liabilities
before
—„
1953
■
/
$9,718,186 $10,128,451
2,956,614
3,558,317
;
—
_—
'
,
of
Provision
the
$4,000,000
the
of
at
full
to
and
to
i
Is
the
to
of
in
are
time
present
advance
time
last
capacity
to
meet
The
assets
to.l.
liabilities
—
2.8 to T
$12,880,737
—3,941,614
4,901,023
$8,420,492
$7,979,714
to--—.—6,420,492
5,979,714
—
___.
3.3 to 1
$12,362,106
liabilities.—
to-current
assets
current
has
company
of
in
with
use,
a
Laboratory
maintenance.
'Research
and
at
with
gates
and
total
1954,
30,
now
of
Profit retained
—V.
178,
the
in
(net worth)_—
business.
;
-
1987.
p.
letter of notification with the
SEC covering 9,623 shares of common stock <par $16%)
to be offered
for subscription
by common stockholders ■ of record Sept. 1,* 1954 at
$26 per share on the basis of one new share for each 19 shares held;
company
Sept.
on
filed
22
k
rights to expire on .Nov. 2, 1954. The pruc ;ed; will be used for working
capital. No underwriting will be Involved.—V. 178, p. 1570.
$12,-
our
its
operations
into
the
is
carried
being
the purchase
approved
out
on
of Common Shares Sub¬
& Co.
ing
on
and
Farwell,
his
bearing
to
name,
direction
and
templated,
Mr.
of
continue
in
change
said.
Dunn
Both
as
of all
of the out¬
directors.
subsidiary,
of
wholly-owned
a
President
inc.umbent
immediate
no
board
Magnecord
the
will
Laboratories
the
under
Davies,
and
:.
.
Gomer
personnel
will retain
companies
L."
is con¬
their corporate
Founder,
management
'
The purchase
; •'
.
1954.
Directors of
1954.
The transaction involved an exchange of stock in
the ratio of six
shares of Davies stock for one share of Magnecord. Davies Laboratories
approved by Magnecord directors on Sept. 8,
Davies Laboratories approved the sale on Sept. 14,
shares of
shares
offered
were
stockholders at
to
$27.50, with rights to purchase expiring
Of
common
stock.
price
a
of
Sept. 28, 1954.
on
these, 58,983 shares were subscribed to by the exer¬
approximately 97% of the total number
offered.—V. 180, p. 1106.
cise of rights, or
was
shared
63,000
cord
had
issuance
In
26,732
which were exchanged for a total of
stock. At the time of the purchase Magne¬
of stock outstanding against an authorized
of
200,000
addition
five
the
to
to
authorizes
seven
1946,
Maryland.
in
volume
suburb
a
modern
1
and
in Chicago
operations which
manufacturing
leased
two
in
Inc.,' located
plant
two-story
at
4705
For
amount of contract
work in
a backlog of approxi¬
mately $850,000 in orders or. its books. Davies Laboratories is currently
engaged in custom contracts for the Air Force, Army and Navy, and
for
certain
private organizations. Its work is divided about equally
$600,000, with about the same
process. As of Sept.' 15, the company had
classified
and
contracts.—V.
non-classified
Nashville
&
RR.—Bonds
Offered—An
derwriting syndicate headed by White, Weld & Co. and
Salomon
Bros.
Hutzler
&
Oct.
offered
1
$30,350,009
of 3%.% first and refunding mortgage- bonds, series I, at
99.17% and accrued interest to yield 3.41% to their due
date, April 1, 2003. The issue was awarded to the group
at
competitive sale
a
A
3'/2%
a
naming
The
ment
The
a
&
offered
coupon,
Co.
Fd
group
bid
Inc.,
by
Morgan
100.41999
Stanley
for
&
bonds
Co.,
also
100.35.
will
apply the proceeds of the offering to the retire¬
mortgage bonds and to reimburse its treasury for
expenditures made for addtions and improvements.
including
sinking
and
divisional
new
bonds
April
fund
are
At
are
redeemable
1960,
1,
callable
to
at
par
at
prices
after
prices
scaled
April
ranging
1,
from
from
1995,
102
to
104
and
to
for
par.-ML
179,
p.
2809.
Beard Reelected
—
Three
New Vice-
Presidents Apptd;—Total Assets Now Nearly $3,500,000—
The
stockholders
reelected
the
Hoffman,
at
the
recently
Robert
Oscar
Miller,
Three
new
following
as
members
held
of
annual
the
meeting unanimously
board of directors: Max
P. Ludwig, D. E. Bradshaw, Robert R. Hoffman and
who in turn renamed Max Hoffman as President.
Vice-Presidents have been appointed by the board to join
....
per
2,422,760
$15.95
2,459,652
—
share
$20.98
.
1954, the Fund had 17,551
stockholders.—V.^ISO,
p.
Telephone
Co.—Earnings—
1954—Month
Bankers
for
redemption
debentures of
Included
series
Trust
in
and
debentures
at
trustee,
payment
New
Nov.
corporation
(now Olin
the
redemption
are
debentures
York,
N.
Y.,
has
drawn
2,106,826
1,662,611
899,775
861,382
6,968,280
6,484,177
2,299,017
1,870,760
14,903,144
14,352,361
2,054,786
1,632,652
13,424,708
12,815,893
Net
operating
after
—V.
!
taxes
taxes
oper.
income
charges
180,
—
1954 total of $419,000 of
Mathieson Chemical Corp.).
Exploration
Corp.
(F. H.)
the
for the
Cape Breton, N. S.
of
finds
"Important
discoveries
trenching
Vincent says
Mr.
S.
earned
Strike,
awarded
Co.—Earnings Higher—
half -of
constructors, announced
1954 were $67,890.; In the
four
$42,969.
President,
stated
construction
contracts
and that the company's backlog is
are
with A. C. Lawrence
contracts
Co.
of
America
and
Hamilton
that
on Sept. 16
first half of
'
the company has recently
totaling nearly $1,500,000
The new
Aluminum
United Aircraft
approximately $30,000,000.
Division
Standard
of
a concession
northern half of
the
have
lower
of
grade
grade
-
market,
of
time,
carried
out
by
miles
6,146
least
by
added
to the
suggests
large
either
or
a
in
Breton,
Cape
very
N.
S.,
parties
estimated
airborne
of
were
"three
reported
more
select
and
and
the
a
program
most
work
of
that
At
summer.
seasons'
•
will
promising
be
min¬
.
the first
of
one
was
concession which
prospecting
begun early this
was
that
adequately
traded on the un¬
magnetometer and
mow
from the Nova Scotia government.
occurrences
ground
explore
to
when
financed, but
the million-acre
on
mineral
Vincent
Mr.
weeks
President,
.-v"'/
-
surveys
14
examination
two
Vincent,
last month
discoveries
the company had previously .acquired
total
past
,.
then privately
Minex,
scintillometer
ore,
reported
corporation's
1953,
listed
the
Norman
one.
this
of
follows;.
as
In
in
made
grade deposit in this section of Nova Scotia
profitable high
Background
been
to 36%
that this high-grade
tonnages
large medium
A
roughly
acres "or
pitting," states
zinc."
and
running up
assays
indicated
is
million
one
island.
"with
a
this corporation which holds
reported by
are
approximately
the
and most promising finds,
likely deposit has been reported at Cheticamp, strong indi¬
Rocky Brook of copper, lead, gold, silver and zinc and goodat Ingonish, Glen Gray and Gold Brook, the com¬
one
cations
at
looking
discoveries
Minex
reports.
pany
also
that its
states
technical
staff
anticipated
a
probable six additional discoveries by next year.
To date, approximately a quarter million has been spent on the Cape
Breton
make
in
exploration and the company originally said it was prepared
outlay
an
mine
a
.
in
that
times
four
to
up
mines
or
Nova
Scotia.
amount in
Minex
its
holds
a
efforts
variety
to
to bring
of
other
mining properties and interests across Canada as far west as British
Columbia but is concentrating, on Cape Breton as its major undertaking.
—V
176, p. 510.
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
August—
Gross
■.
from
ry.
1953
1952
•
1951
.
$7,119,426
$7,018,063
$6,513,972
1,521,280
railway.^.——
1,820,486
1,941,165
1,546,962
801,128
892,448
498,262
58,543,652
55,550,039
50,416,417
16,624,464
15,409,478
10,700,330
6,740,356
6,330,438
3,799,331
728,619
income
oper.
RR. —Earnings—
1954
»
$5,997,239
railway
from,
Net
From Jan. 1—
Gross
from
Net
—
income—
oper.
180,
48,766,365
10,996.807.
4,762,5.90
railway,
railway._
from
ry.
—V.
1209.
p.
Missouri Pacific RR.—Earnings—
i954
1953
1952
1953.
$17,920,015 $19,082,936 $20,273,362 $22,042,895
3,949,547
2,838,421
4,528,916
5,374,20
Net ry. oper. income
2,334,889
1,606,599
2,300,802
3,041,50'f
From Jan. 1—
/
Gross from railway—— 140,367,339 160,945,342 160,341,128 154,344,Jl'!)
Net from railway
27,755,535
32,074,890 35,758,332
28,200,20'.
Net ry. oper. income—
14,210,069
17,042,767
17,959,522
13,734,0K'J
August—
from
Gross
from
Net
railway
railway—
Swift
Division
&
of
Co.,
Corp.
Although some units of the huge atomic plant
building for the AEC at Paducah, Kentucky, are
August, 1954, was $1,403,907, compared with a net income of
for August last year.
For eight months net income was $7,~
$541,405
with
compared
283,510,
a
net income of $10,633,486 for eight month j
1953.
of
Gross
revenues
August,
for
1954,
totaled $23,859,660,
compared wi%i
for August last year, and for the first eight months,
comnared with $216,691,569 for same period last year.
1954, amounted to $18,767,910, com¬
months wa.j
pared with $21,621,630 for August last year and for eight
compared with $172,815,022 for same period
$151,591,749,
V.
last year.—
180, p. 911.
Monroe Auto
Equipment Co.—Earnings Declined—
Operations of this company during the fiscal year ended June
w^re
affected by adjustments in the automobile Industry
1954,
20,
a"<l
defense business, it was announced on Sept. 13 by
Brouwer
D.
Mclntyre, President.
Net sales
during the fiscal year ended June
30, 1954, amounted
to $16,200,983
as
compared with $19,250,758 in the previous fiscal
decline
a
in
■year.
Net
income,
after taxes and
provision for the special charge),
to
$72,614, equal, after preferred dividends, to 3% cent)
amounted
per
This
share
on
compares
the
383,962V4
shared
with net income
of
of
common stock
or $1.33"per
$^73,718
outstanding.
share dCritif
the
preceding fiscal year.
Despite heavy expenditures
totaling
whichMcGraw i$
now-Tn ohej>l'fon,
Missouri Pacific System net income
accounting for all-charges,
After
for
$200,000 principal amount of 4%%
the sinking fund at
107%% of
engineers, and
first
company
Clifford
been
McGraw &
company,
Canada—
Toronto,
prospects for a base metal Industry In Nova Scotia which may
eventually be able to solve the economic problem created by the decline
in coal mining are greatly strengthened by the report on Sept. 16 of
new
high-grade zinc discoveries at Meat Cove on the northern tip of
by
This
Ltd.,
Makes Important Discoveries—
for
principal amount of 4% % series B subordinate
of principal amount.—V.
180, p. 911.
$219,000
102%
13,161,088
627.
p.
Operating expenses for August,
by
1,
this
subordinate
A
principal and
Co.,
1954—7 Mos.—1953
-1953
$
$25,446,712
60.
Mathieson Chemical Corp.—Partial Redemption—
;
the
180,
Bell
78,580,146
$189,143 492,
1953
—
value
Aug. J31,
earnings
Corp.
——
outstanding
1954
1953
$51,594,738 $38,£31,468
and
1209.
Ludman
>
net' assets
asset
Net
The
bid of 98.23.
Halsey, ,Stuart
3%%
a
a
T'tal
Aug. 31—
Shares
lot
by
coupon,
company
of
previous
p.
led
group
with
on
on
As Of
un¬
approximately
112,577,772
River-
Road,
exceeded
between
of
expenditures
1209.
buildings.
Queensbury
District of Columbia, was. Incorporated in
the fiscal year ended March 31, 1954, gross
the
of
Massachusetts Investors Growth Stock Fund—Assets—
Louisville
require
p.
$
shares
of
to
180,
81,821,593
13,687,567
Net
directors.
eleven
a
•
12,239,987
Net
*
an
of
of
conducted
been
Laboratories,
Md.,
board
acquired
administrative
its
previously
Davies
dale,
board
man
—
'
stock, purchase terms included a
undisclosed figure, and his elec¬
directors.
The
Magnecord charter
of
at
Davies,
Magnecord
to !consolidate
hail
exchange
for
maximum
a
June
'"
shares.
the
contract
year
tion
shares
180,
'
■
11,986,115
outstanding
10,512 shares of Magnecord
Chapman
Sept. 29 announced the completion oi an offer¬
stockholders of 60,714
to
The
Brothers
For—Lehman
scribed
expected
1954.—V.
Although Meat Cove
Inc., Riverdale, Md., radio and
electronic firm, it was announced by Wm. L. Dunn, Magnecord Presi¬
dent. The stockholders also elected Gomer L. Davies, President of the
Davies
a
117,380,584
at
1
to
$
required
Oct.
Casting'
16,634,740
located
core
on
Metal
sub-leased
been
17,291,733
the
on
emphasis
with
standing stock of Davies Laboratories,
In
Lindsay Chemical Co.—97%
in
eral areas."
stockholders
have
,
is
program
$17,000,000
Magnecord, Inc.—Acquisition Approved—
had
& Telegraph Co.- Files—Rights—
Lincoln Telephone
The
,
credit.
V-loan
our
our
*
equity
This
Mineral
including*.
817.
p.
equipment
purchased the entire
Industrial
and 7,000 shares of capi¬
series due 1883; $3,600,000 will be applied to the prepayment ol
presently outstanding 3% notes due Dec. 30, 1954; and the balance
be applied against the cost of the company's construction program.
will
Net
memories, magnetic drums, and other com¬
puter components. Long-range plans call for the development of a
general research and development center for this company.—V. 180,
magnetic
of
.
.
The company has received SEC
authorization to issue and sell at
competitive bidding $15,000,000 of first mortgage bonds due 1984.' Net
proceeds will be used to redeem $8,000,000 of first mortgage bonds,
Other
and at the
June
$8,500,000
of
development
equipment
of $13,500 cash
its
and
\
,
"f
.
Federal income
devices for both military and
of
thecompany to
be known
division
new
Research
plant
and
sum
was
the authorized capitalization
;
value.
it
research and
V
that Mercast had
made
stock
into
Operating 1 expenses——
a
in Los Angeles, Calif.
Major
program
for
the
new
facility consists
of research and
development in high-speed digital computers, military control systems,
and data processing'equipment. Emphasis is placed^ on integrated de¬
sign
encompassing
ruggedness,
reliability,
compactness,
and ■/ easy
Magnavox
entities.
Stockholders'
p..911.
history,"
its
$11,000,000,
maturities and
only
research,
computing
also
was
diverted
1954.
voted to increase
par
activities,
research
was
.
of
expansion
electronic
electronic
of
expanding
$16,000
Operating revenues——
received, at
a
rate
substantially higher
and our production facilities are operating
the increased demand," he said.
announced
fundamental
development
than
more
capital
The
extensive
field
corporation's
that
stockholders have
The
year,
net
$
being
'
while
licensee and affiliate, Alloy
Precision Castings Co.", also of
Cleveland, to provide needed additional manufacturing facilities.
Mercast licensees, in addition to Alloy Precision, include Thompson
credit.
are
$54,975;
Mercast
$4,548,337
by $3,500,000
connection
utilizing
the
Michigan
gov¬
record
a
strongest
approximately
in
made
to
increased
reduced
with
Period End. July 31—
The
year.
entirely
this year
out.
were
received
...
renegotiation
in
the
the year before. Earn¬
military contracts..
borrowings outstanding
been
obligations
the
worth
net
position
amounted
current
orders
this
$5,332,530
pointed
report
date
V-loan
"New
and
"Inventories
applicable
banking
and
line
stock.
the
its*
year
a
renegotiation
for
taxes
for
fiscal
almost
figure
reserved
were
financial
year
that
are
at
in
invested in the business increased by $965,473,
and
said.
"Payment
than
sales
established
preceding
against $2,310,000
provisions
company's
of
the
Income
amount
$6,768,618,
Freimann
end
lower
the
in
$144,211
Metropolitan Edison Co.—Financing Approved—
'
$11,550,282,
"The
$6,570,134
$6,761,572
Working capital (net current assets)
Total
the
in
these
total
a
$57,979,669
of
share
a
totaled $3,230,000
year...
firm
of
$2.93
contracts.
year
The
1954
Total
and
Earnings retained
to
30
■
Ratio
previous, record
tal
new
high
volume
reflected
increased
sales
of
both
military products of the company.
earnings were $2,102,530, or $2.77 a common share compared
increase
400,000
$3.03
■
r
Cash dividends
the
of
3Vb%
annual
highest
total
a
depreciation—totaled
750,000 shares of 10 cents
to
495,875
taxesJ
taxes"
profit
Shares
$22,866,807
400,000
$2.71
income
income
1953
$22,085,338
-
—
before
Federal
feet
square
of
attributed
of
the
reported
27
and
Corp., Cleveland, for the
and
industrial
Fink
&
96,000
square
feet. The design.later date.'—V. 179, p. 2597.
a
showed
Products, Inc., and Kolcast Industries, Inc., both of Cleveland.—V.
210,000
of
third floor at
also
for income taxes, was $45,892.
Surplus capital
1954, totaled $71,963, as compared to only $44,414 on the
announced
outstanding
slightly lower than last year's record high.
President and R. A. O'Connor,
Chairman, an¬
$62,974,430 for the fiscal year ended June 30,''
sales
company
as
Lehn
adds
Avenues
total
a
amortization
Announcement
the
Expands Into Fundamental Electronic Research Field
railway.:..—_
from
ry.
Martine
a
Sept.
on
necessary
From Jan. 1—
Net
and
giving
statement
before provision
The
to
The
Net
We
1952
$6,619,589
windowless,
new
for
development work during the first half of
Y.) branch was formally
two story, painted brick"1
(N.
$23,592
date in 1953.
In
also
.
Plains
for
same
$3,500,000.
with
Expansion
the first six months of 1954 was an¬
Sept. 14 by Admiral Alan G. Kirk, Chairman of the Board
corporation, which is an affiliate of Atlas Corp.
Tne semi¬
oi June 30,
as
earnings only
against
before.
000,000
1953
$6,597,923
1,700,056
963,112
The
Frelmann,
net
civilian
only
August—
store,
and
has since
;■
27.
company
nounced
1,183,542
RR.—Earnings—
Lehigh Valley
sion
dividend
notification
of
of
financial
profit,
cents
'*
letter
a
Corp.—Reports Profit—Continues
profit
utilizing the Mercast process of investment
The figure is contrasted to a total of only slightly more than
$94,000 received in royalties for the same period a year ago.
Operating profit, for the first six months of this year—before provi¬
Magnavox Co.—Reports Record Sales—
Mr.
4,394,204
£81,033
628,714
railway..__
original
last
..'.to;'*; to
.
Net
—V.
*
income...
filed
22
White
Macy's
Mamaroneck
on
the
Sept.
time next year,
some
on
this
•
-
nearly
,
allows, fomconstruction of
ings
1952
$781,478
324,341
188,610
1953
$806,048
324,685
202,217
99,793
63,898
railway..
oper.
From Jan. 1-—
Gross
; 1954 ,
$545,349
•
railway..
to
for
2597.
p.
casting.
Macy & Co., Inc.—Expands Branch—
unit
latest
Lehigh & New England RR.—Earnings—
Gross
year.
to
*:
-j
Sept.
on
on
The
1,460,000
———-c„—
stockholders
(R. II.)
.The. addition
history
$30,193,721
_
taxes
—'
—
to
;
customers
amount
extra
an
for
net
annual
15,500
covering
opened
Subs.)—Earnings—
income
taxes—
profit
MeElhone
J
Mr.
manufacturers ^special
July 31—
Federal
1930.
Assist¬
applica¬
commercial, and air¬
appliances.
It has three
all in Kent, Ohio.—V. 160, p. 1737.
Sales of merchandise & seryices to our
of
Steel
Ludman-Corporation
1-78, p. 2477. v*'
SEC
project is scheduled
179,
from royalties frorh licenses
Presi¬
to
was
home
for
A
nounced
MacGfegor Sport Product^, Inc., Cincinnati, O.—Files
announced
was
for industrial,
and
Bryant, Inc. <&
Income
since
•
company
horsepower motors
motor-driven
plants and a research department,
-
Clyde F. Curtis
Vice-President,-
Senior
to
Sept. 27. ;Mr. Curtis, until his election,
on
Lamb,
fractional
craft
J.
MeElhone
Clay
Ludman
cents for the year and
the second successive
40
paid
was
assets
.
dent,
a
which
increase of
shares...of common stock (p&r $7) to be offered
at $15 per share, without "underwriting. The proceeds are to be used
to
pay
for. manufacturing
facilities
(golf and athletic equipment). ^
V- 176, p. 600.
;'
* "
V,;
,. ,v
60.
by the directors
States and
48
,%
cash dividends were continued at
1)0
reports
stock
in
5%
$385,453
I
include
v
Hoffman
"Total
—V.
410,000
$142,624
outstanding
of
795,453
145,000
share—a.
p.
subsidiaries
quarterly for
1953
$12,574,085
287,624
—
shares
per
180,
income
On
(estimated)
income
on
earnings
Common
—V.
1954
taxes
the
announcement,
an
Co., Maintenance, Inc.,
and
Extral Corp. The most recently acquired, Extral
Corp., has as
its principal
business the custom extrusion of aluminum shapes to*
order for a variety of manufacturing concerns who have no extrusion
-Mr.
$8,295,335
—
Earnings
to
ai^d shower door tub enclosures.
facilities,
the
of
said.—V.
Mercast
of
most
that past year's sales were right at $6,000,000 an
approximately $500,000 over the previous year.
The corporation is a large manuiacturer of awning windows, Jalousies
Lakey Foundry Corp.—Earnings Lower—
Net
1
«-
-
added
Ludman
completion
Strike
Mr.
15
1,600 stockholders of this corporation, residents
,
2,248,505
•
inception of the company, has been a ViceCarl Schilke, Henry W. Tavs and William Vollmer.
products extends into
foreign countries according
of
final
since
are
Ludman
of
number
$764,030
"
3,379,924
1,552,384
821,779
1951
•
,
.
2,289,583
631,801
410,033
railway
180, p.
"Use
1954
$457,388
•
from
who
They
There are at present
of 38 States:
■*
Lake Superior & Ishpeming KR.—Earnings—
August—
Gross
Ludwig,
President.
.
,
(1335)
$970,431
and
a
for modernization and new equipment,
reduction in long-term debt of $336,000, nci»
(Continued
on
page 53)
r
16
Name of
Gardner-Denver Co.,
*
Dividend announcements
tables.
In
,
first
the
.
,
indicate
we
.
..
4%
grouped in two separate
are
all
the
dividends
-r,,
,
,
flounced during the current week.
an-
„
,
Then
preferred
General
.General
...
Mills,
Inc.
When
American
Can
American
Co,
Distilling Co.
American
Dredging
American
(quar.)__;
Products
Home
35c
Co.,
(quar.)..—
common
preferred
(quar.)
Corp. (quar.)___
American Smelting & Refining Co.—
-7% first preferred (quar.)
American Steamship Co. (increased)
American
Guardian
Phenolic
7%
10-16
10-21
Stock
9-17
Halle
Bros.,
20c
35c
$1.25
12%c
1
10-14
Hart,
Scliaffner
11-
1
10-20
Hartford
11-
1
10-20
ance
10-29
10-15
10-30
10-
$3
9-30
9-28
1
1
12-
1
n. Topeka <fc Santa Pe Ry Co. (quar.)
Atlas Plywood Corp., $1.25 conv. pfd. (quar.)
Atlas Powuer Co., 4% conv. pid. (quar.)—.
Avco Mfg. Corp., common (resumed).
—
50c
Transit
10-15
9-30
(quar.)
Co.,
Bell
B
Ltd.,
Co.
Works
iron
Benrus Watch Co.
Bishop Oil Co.
Blue Ribbon
(quar.)
1
10-20
10-29
10-15
Eurry Biscuit,
_
Assurance
(s-a)
Co.
preferred
(Directors
stock
1st
$1.50
(quar.)
preferred
Car
&
Co.
Transit
Chicago Corp.
Cincinnati
10-15
Inglewood
10-
Electric
8
10-
.6%
9-28
11-
10-15
9-30
$1
25c
32c
10-15
10-
5
1
9-27
11-
11-15
6
1
10-15
11-
1
class A—
——
(N.
Bottling Co.
1
10-15
Johansen
10-15
Johnson
1
10-15
(Dan)
Co.
Collateral Loan
(Boston)
Co.
Command Oils, Ltd.—
Commonwealth International,
Commonwealth Stock Fund,
Composite
Bond & Stock
Consolidated Coppermines
Gas
Consolidated
Royalties,
Consolidated
Textile
Co.
5
10-20
11-
5
10-20
5%
partic.
pfd.
(dividend
4.16%
Lowell
3
this
10-11
10-
10-10
10-
9-29
10-
9-14
10-
9-15
in
10-
9-15
profits
10-
9-27
9-30
10-
8
9-30
10-25
10-13
10-15
9-30
15c
10-15
McKee
9-22
demption
Oct.
on
9-30
31 %c
at
$lu5
Bros.
Daystrom,
Inc.
to
Delaware
Power
&
Light
&
Co.
Brass
Detroit Steel
&
Mfg.
Products
35c
(reduced)
1
10-30
____
6%
Common
$1.75
9-24
10-
4
9-23
Northern
10-
4
9-23
Northern
11-25
10-29
10-29
10-
(initial).
Lines, Inc.
payment
is
on
Emhart Mfg. Co. <quar.i___
Erie Forge & Steel
Corp., common
6''"
5%
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Farmers
<fe
(Syracuse,
Field
N.
(Marshall)
Fifty Associates
Y.)
Foote Bros. Gear &
*5%%
convertible
5%
9-30
&
pfd.
preferred
8
10-15
10-
8
11-
1
10-20
10-30
10-15
10-25
10-14
10-30
10-11
10-15
10-
1
10-15
10-
1
10-15
10-
9-30
10-11
100%
11-
$1.18%
10-15
1
11-10
10-29
15c
11-
1
Brewing
12-13
11-16
11-10
11-
1
10-15
Park
11-
1
10-15
35c
10-22
10-
11-
1
10-
7
9-30
11-
1
10-20
10-
5
10-14
10-
11-
1
10-20
10-
1
Co.
(quar
$1.50
)~
10-20
11-
1
10-20
10-28
25c
(quar.)
&
Gear
12-31
12-15
$25
9-30
9-27
(quar.)
32 Vic
'21-ftc
20c
11-
1
10-19
11-
1
10-19
10-15
10-
1
&
(quar.)
4.40%
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
10-
1
9-21
10-15
10-
11-
10-15
5
1
10-
10-29
10-29
10-
22 %c
9-30
15c
50c
20c
10-15
10-15
10- 1
10- 5
10- 1
9-2Q>
50c
$25c
20c
$1.25
10- 1
11- 1
10- 1
10- 1
10-15
9-21
10-15
9-21
9-21
Western
(quar.)
Assurance
(s-a)__—
(Toronto)
Co.
Western Canada
Breweries, Ltd. (quar.)
Western Commonwealth Corp., class A (s-a)
Western Light & Telephone Co., com. (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)
—,—5Vi% preferred (quar.)
—
Wiggln Terminals
Winn & Lovett Grocery Co. (monthly)
Monthly
Monthly
Wood
(Alexander), Ltd., 6%
Young
7%
(J.
S.)
Co.,
■'
30c
common
pref. (quar.)__
(quar.)_
preferred (quar.)——
t$L75
t$2
$25c
10- 1
10- 1
12- 1
10-1
20c
31 Vic
34%c
62Vic
11-1
11- 1
11-1
10- 1
5c
10-30
5c
5c
t$1.50
75c
$1.75
11-30
12-31
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
40c
t
4
.
Below
10- 5
9-24
9-28
10-29
9-25
10-12
10-12
10-12
9-24
10-2©
11-19
12-2©
9-17
9-21
9-21
■
give the dividends announced in previous
yet paid. The list does not include divi¬
this week, these being given in the
we
announced
dends
preceding table.
Per
C.
F.
1
8
preferred (quar.)
7% preferred (quar.)
Adams (J. D.) Mfg. Co.
9-23
11-15
25c
12-
50c
10c
50c
—
11-5
12-15
11-26
11-
1
10-20
9-30
9-21
9-30
9-30
9-21
9-30
$1.75
$1.17
11-
1
9-21
.
9-21
10-
8
$1.10
1
(quar.)
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp. (stock div.)
Affiliated
1
Fund
-
6c
10-20
9-21
com.
(quar.)
preferred (s-a)
Allegheny & Western Ry. guaranteed
Allied Control Co., common (initial)
tlOc
$27Vic
12- 1
12- 1
1-3-55
11- 1
10-29
10-29
12-2©
10-15
11-1
10-20
10-15
9-24
12-10
1- 1
11-19
12-15
18%c
$1.75
12- 1
12- 1
10-29
10- 5
10- 5
10- 5
11- 5
II- $
10-15
9-15
9-15
9-15
50°
12-1
11-15
(from net Income)
Agnew-Surpass Shoe Stores, Ltd.,
5Vi%
is-a>_
$3
20c
7c
75c
40c
$3.75
1
11-
1
10-
$1.07%
11-
1
11-
1
10-
of
preferred
Aluminum
4%
Co.
Co.
of
America,
common
(quar.)
93%c
(quar.)__!
Canada, Ltd.—
preferred (quar.)
2nd preferred (quar.)
I
425c
$$1 31
50c
35c
-
5V4%
Amerada
Petroleum
Corp. (quar.)
American Air Filter Co., com. (quar.)
5%
7%
^
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
American
Automobile
Insur.
Co.
(St.
Louis)
10-8
95c
-
8
8
Holder*
75c
12-15
12- 1
75c
3-15-55 3- 1
$1.75
12-15
12- 1
$1.75 3-15-55
3- I
25c
10-10
9-15
3%
11-19
10-29
75c
10- 9
9-17
Aluminum
25c
(quar.)
Payable of Beet
Industries Inc.
participating preferred (participating)
Allied Stores Corp., common
tquar.t
4.
pfd.. (quar.)
When
Share
Name of Company
A.
7%
(quar.)
1—•
1
11-5
10- 3
10- 1
(increased):——
Light Co., Ltd.—
(quar.)
10-29
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Philadephia Electric Co., 4.68%
10-13
10- 4
&
(quar.)
11-15
I
7%
4.30%
preferred
Common
10%
3.80%
7%
Common
52c
Perkins
Marchine
Power
1—
(quar.)
class B
10-15
10-15
:
Personal Industrial Bankers, common
Extra
;
$1
'
_r
10-13
Co)
_
9
preferred
Kootenay
12-15
this dividend) convertible to
(quar.)
Co.""
Field
itfoV.
5%
Welsbach Corp.,
1
35c
(quar.)
Perfect Circle Corp.
Stock dividend
.
(quar.)
—
National Insurance Co. (quar.)
Waterbury-Farrel Foundry & Machine Co.— |
Quarterly
I
Waterman (L. E.) Pen, Ltd. (initial)
— /
Watson-Standard Co., common
—
12-31
11-15
(quar.)
preferred
11-16
50c
62 Vic
Investing Corp.—
11-
Penn
10-20
30c
(quar.)
Co.
9-30
7%c
per share plus
1
Street
9-30
$1.12%
(quar.)—
10-15
1
10-11
10-15
10-15
(From net ordinary income)
Quarterly
10-20
11-
11-10
11-1
11- 1
stock at this time.
Wall
10-20
30c
11-15
11-
Steel Co.
34c
25 c
11-10
15c
10-31
60c
10c
62Vic
—
7%
10c
62 Vic
62Vic
50c
common
Corp, of America—
(initial)
10c
25c
"111111
10-18
common
10-11
<
7 Vic
Davis &
11- 1
—
9-24
(quar.)
Peaslee-Gaulbert, 4V2 %
63%c
„
Pipe Line Corp.—
(quar.)
5
28%c
Extra
Parke,
10-15
12- 1
12- 1
"10-15
10-15
11- 1
25c
60c
.
Walker Laboratories, Inc., 5% pfd. (quar.)_
Directors omitted payment on the common
8
10-14
(initial)
(quar.)
Co.
15c
17Vic
$1.06Vi
$1.14
35c
50c
37Vic
65c
10-21
Pacific Coast Aggregates, Inc.—
25c
Co.,
preferred
New
10-15
25c
$1.13
(quar.)
preferred (accum.)
Paper Co. (quar.)
Pabst
preferred
Transit
Vulcan Crucible
1
$1.25
Oxford
Co.
10- 8
10- 8
10-11
10-11
10-15
10-15
10-18
10-11
10-27
9-24
10- 8
10-29
9-15
10- 7
11-17
11-17
10- 8
10- 1
10-15
on Oct. 31)
Co. of Calif, (quar.)
Oil
Vanadium
1
10-
20c
__I"
common
Fram Corp. (quar.)
—
(quar.)__
(s-a)
Machine,
11-
10-15
15c
1
(quar.)
10-16
$3
Marshall
11-15
$20c
Corp., 40c pfd. (quar.)__
Council Bluffs Street Ry.—
Chemical
(stock div.)—
(quar.)
50c
4.24%
11-24
.
Gas
preferred
West
2c
11-1
$1.19
(quar.)
(see
(Boston)
10-15
Co.
Town
Omaha
4'/2%
.
preferred
10-15
Fruit Co., 5% conv. pfd. (entire issue
called for redemption on Nov. 15 at $54.50
t
(quar.)__
Traders Life Insurance
10-15
1
40c
—
12-10
5c
preferred
2nd
Fairbanks Co., 6% conv.
Falstaff Brewing Corp.
1
11-
40c
Elec.,
10-11
11- 3
10-20
11-
weeks and not
pfd.
10c
"I
11-
$1.09
(quar.)
$0,054
(quar.)
(s-a)
$1.50
Service—
25c
(quar.)
Flmira
Williamsport RR.
Okonite
5
9-30
quarterly basis.
common
preferred (initial)
Elastic Stop-Nut Corp. of America
E gin
Sweeper Co
10-
Co
&
7
10-21
5c
(quar.)
20c
quar.)_"I
25c
(quar.)
(year-end)——
20c
5%
&
10-
193Vic
f93%c
(quar.)
(increased
now
Industries,
10-15
10-15
8
$1.06»/4
Engineering Works
Gas
California
of
Co.
Mfg.
5%
10-20
$1.25
preferred (quar.)
Airlines, Inc., 4.60%
Old
________
Ducommun Metals & Supply
Duriron Co. (increased)
Above
25C
Ltd.—
(initial)
1
75c
Products (stock dividend)
4%% preferred (quar.).
Indiana Public
Oklahoma
10-15
tlOc
(quar.).
Securities,
10-31
9-20
11-
$1
Ohio Loan & Discount
Oilgear
1$2.76
1
25c
4
V2 %
1
10-
two-
a
(s-a)
Northwest
8
10-
11-
Stores—
preferred
1
15c
20c
held)
—
Washington
(s-a)
4'A %
9-30
11-19
30c
50c
Nekoosa-Edwards Paper Co
New York Wire Cloth Co. (quar.)
Norfolk & Western Ry., 4% adj. pfd.
11-12
Eastern
&
Neisner
10-11
9-24
12-15
tl5c
National Starch
10-15
(quar.)
25c
12Vic
20c
35c
9-30
10-15
1
25c
10-11
10-15
1
1
10-
10-
$1.50
(quar.)
10-11
1
10-
6c
10-15
1
Co.
demption
10-31
30c
(quar.)
Co., com.
10-25
11-
share
Co
10- 8
1
10-15
17%C
(quar.)
non-cumulative A
Bros.,
each
for
stock
com.
27Vic
11-1
11- 1
11-3
11- 1
11- 2
10-20
11-15
9-30
10-22
11-15
9-30
10-28
United
(quar.)
preferred
1
additional
11-15
Union
(quar.)
Products
$2.50
10-20
Air
on
10-19
11-
10-
director's
a
10-29
10-28
Eastern
preferred
Metals
Manufacturers
t30c
preferred
Clemens
$1.15
(quar.)
-—
National
125c
IVs'/r
on
shares
5
J25c
Co.
16
the
$2
37 Vic
(quar.)
Co., Ltd. (quar.
Dow Brewery Ltd.—
u
....
7% pfd. (this payment clears all arrears)
Canada
spilt
20c
basis.
9-30
125c
Paper
of
Nov.
on
,
5%
Warner
10-19
Donnacona
Furniture
to
10-20
10-20
10-20
10-20
10-2010-20
10-20
10-15
10- 1
$6 preferred (may be
exchanged for $2.70 preferred on basis of
two new shares for each $6 preferred held.
Unexchanged shares being called for re¬
60c
10-15
tlOc
Pont
held
be
11- 1
11-1
11- 1
11- 1
11- 1
11- 1
11-1
92%c
97V2C
$1.033/4
$1.06,/4
$1.10
A
$2.55
special meeting
a
10-30
9-30
(quar.)
—
(quar.)—
—
(quar.)__———
(quar.).
(quar.)—__—
——
(initial quar.)
(stock div.)
(one
Transcontinental
Co.—
Department Stores
Bridge Co., Ltd. (quar.
Dominion Engineering Works, Ltd. (s-a)I__
Dominion Steel & Coal,
Ltd., (quar.)
Common
Cement
11-15
10-15
16c
30c
11-20
SlOc
tl5c
25c
10-25
22 V2C
(quar.)
Co.
&
10-15
9-30
10-15
10- 4
11-2©
class B (quar.)
(quar.)—
—
Sterling Brewers, Inc.—
Suburban Propane Gas, 5.20 pfd. (quar.)—.
1
50c
10-29
5c
pfd,
1
(quar.)
6%
G.l,
11-25
10-15
10-25
10-11
$125
Corp
Towle Mfg. Co.
(quar.)
Trane Co. (quar.)
1
11-
10-15
9-21
—
preferred
Corp.
Class
Toro
1
11-
(quar.)
National
137 Vic
(quar.>_______
1211-
10- 4
10-15
11-30
11-30
11- 1
10-1
40c
Stanley Brock, Ltd.,
at
cash)
50c
(quar.)
Co.
Dohrmann Commercial Co.,
7% preferred (quar.i___
du
net
or
5c
Dominion
Drexel
from
stock
9-25
10-
10-30
10-30
payable
security
40c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Disher Steel Construction Co., Ltd., common
$1.50 convertible preferred A (quar.)__
Theaters
10-11
10-
payment
25c
Corp.
1
Gasket
10-27
10-21
10-1
$1.24
9-24
Tri-Continental Corp.,
20c
Canada Tunnel
Year-end
(quar.)--
Corp.
11-15
1
10-
$1.04
participating preference
6%
25c
1
25c
pfd. (quar.)
Mount nope Bridge Corp
Mount Royal Rice Mills, Ltd. (quar.)__National Airlines, Inc. (quar.)_
10-11
15c
&
Aluminum
Detroit
10-27
30c
_
(quar.)
Detroit
3
10-22
10c
(quar.)
Co.
10-15
$71c
,
10-
75c
Minneapolis, St. Paul & Sault Ste. Marie RR.
Mississippi Power & Light, $6 pfd, (quar.)__
4.36% preferred (quar.)
Moody s Investors Service—
$3
(quar.)
Co.
Vilbiss
11-
1
3/10c
Co.
Portland
Mount
_
(quar.)
1
11-
1
9-30
10-11
$1.75
9-24
10-15
10-31
10-15
25c
Sunrise
9-30
25c
1
$30c
Superior Steel Corp.
1
60c
Stockholders will vote at
share
per
dividend)
12-
17%c
8
&
(Arthur
proposal
___,
22
and
Field
Medusa
Industries—
(quar.)
.
pfd. (quar.)
Massey-Harris-Ferguson, Ltd. (quar.)__
McCall Corp. (quar.)
McKay Machine Co. (increased quar.)__^
payment
Transport Lines, Inc. (quar.)__
Corrugated P-ner Pox Co. Ltd.—
5% preferred (entire issue called for re¬
10-11
(quar.)
dividend
payable in
Marshall-Wells,
10-15
15c
Continental
12-15
10-29
(quar.)
Marquette Cement Mig. Co., 6% pfd.
Marshall
4
20c
(quar.)
1-2-55
25c
(9'/2C from net Investment income
cash
preferred
of
1
10-
$1
(quar.)—
preferred
preferred
4.36%
10-
11- 4
(quar.)___
Supermarkets Corp. (quar.)
Talon, Inc., 4% preferred (s-a)
Taylor-Colquitt Co. (reduced)
Technicolor, Inc. (quar.)
Thatcher Class Mfg. Co., $2.40 pref, (quar.)
Thrift Investment, conv. preferred (quar.)—
Toledo Edison Co. (common (quar.)
4.25%
preferred
(quar.)
4.56%
preferred
(quar.)
10-15
50c
(quar.)
omitted
4.25%
Sperry
9-20
Public Service Co.—
4.40%
4.60%
10-20
25c
25c
18%c
$10c
37%e
common
preferred
preferred
preferred
3.90%
4.15%
11-1
50c
(quar.)
i
preferred
Southwestern
9-22
1
25c
Corp.
preferred
Co
Sibley, Lindsay & Curr (quar.)
Southern Industries Fund, Inc.^
Southwestern Drug, common (quar.)
3.70%
10-20
5c
& Co.,
1st
!
10c
Shawinigan Water & Power Co. (quar.)
Shedd-Bartush Foods, Inc. (quar.)
$5
9-2©
1
1
$1.50
preferred (quar.)
Ltd., class B (quar.)__
Schaffer Stores, 6% preferred (quar.)
1
62 '/2C
10-
(quar.)
convertible
75c
1
10-
11-
93%c
Co—
Standard Oil
1;
Lynchburg Gas Co. (quar.)
Mallinckrodt Chemical Works, class A
Manhattan Bond Fund—
5
9-15
9-30
9-30
>10-
Map
&
Savage Industries,
10-15
10-10
11-
10-
10-15
10-11
50c
common
convertible
Scarfe
time.
for-one
omitted at this time).
Continental Copper & Steel
Tire
&
Directors
9-21
10-20
10-22
4%
Sargent
10-20
1
Bleaching—
10-20
10-15
11-1
$1
10-25
30c
(quar.)_
preferred
Sanborn
9-20
11-
10-21
75c
6%
preferred (quar.)
Rothmoor, class A (quar.)
S & W Fine Foods, Inc.—
8
9-29
20c
(quar.)
preferred
10-15
10-29
3%%
"
Steel Co. (quar.)
Link Belt Co. (quar.)
Long Island Lighting Co.
10-20
10-
12-10
50c
.
preferred
preferred
Rubber
Lee
8
13c
(quar.)
10-11
5c
11-
6C
(quar.)____
1
20c
16 Vic
18c
Fund__
11-
10-15
$8c
—
22%c
25c
1
75c
_■
Ltd.
10-15
10-15
(quar.)
11-15
10-
5
1
1
(quar.)
11-
9
9-30
25c
Inc
Corp.
(Georgia)
Consolidated
District
Shoe
Refining
4
10-15
10-
11-
11-
(increased)__
10-
J 15c
10-15
$1
$1.25
dividend
stock
common
10-25
12 %c
Baking Co., common (quar.)
participating preferred (quar.)___
Participating
1
Combined Enterprises, Ltd
Combustion Engineering Inc. (quar.)_______
50c
Detroit
100%
a
Kaynee Co., 7% preferred (quar.)
Lane
Co.,
common
(quar.)
25c
(quar.)
10-11
3
shares.
6
$1.25
(quar,)....^.
10-11
30c
1
25c
:
(quar.).
common
Products
10-
,
1
7 Vic
10-21
11-
11-1
(extra)
Inc.,
Milling
10-18
$1
11-
11-
1
tlOc
(extra);
guaranteed
Standard
5c.
25c
Columbia
&
pay
Inc.,
Bros.
Oil
40c
Y.)
12-
3c
guaranteed
Standard
Kansas City Structural
1
10-15
10-18
a
5
10-
6%
director's
on
11-
12-
9-20
1
$30c
10-21
1
11-
50c
;
special meeting
a
19
11-22
1-2-55
1
12-20
25c
Kahler Corp.
11-15
10-
11-
25c
preferred (quar.)
Jacobs (F. L.) Co., 5% pfd. (accum.)
Jersey Central Power & Light—
4% preferred (quar.)
______—_______
1
25c
(St. Louis)
50c
4%
25c
Bottling Co.
Dean
to
common
11-
10-
9-29
25c
50c
1
11-
25c
1
(quar.)
7%
Rich's,
7
4%
B
share
Nov.
on
Heintz,
11-
65c
_
Coca-Cola
De
the
&
11-
$1.12'A
__
10-
(quar.)__—
Louisiana Power & Light. 4.96%
(quar.
1
10-15
"ill
11-
50e
10-11
50c
Rising Paper Co.,
11-
_________—
(Bridgeport)
25c
Union Stock Yard Co. (incr. quar.)
Clinchfleld Coal Corp. (quar.)
plus
held
be
on
Jack
10-15
10-
1-3-55
7
Income)
(quar.)
10-11
10-11
9-30
9-3G
10- 7
10- 4
9-24
10-13
10-13
10-15
10-14
10-21
11-11
50c
2
Reitman's, Canada, Ltd. (quar.)
Republic Supply Co. (Calif.) (quar.)
12-15
10-
_______
50c
Cleveland
Davidson
(quar.)
Mortgage
proposal
11-19
11-
10-15
Public Service Co.—
to
10-15
12-
(quar.)___.
Stockholders will vote at
10-11
11-15
preferred
Investors
Iowa
5
11-
1
37 Vic
(initial)—__
preferred
420c
(quar.)___
Coca-Cola
Class
1
11-
11-
1
——_—
(quar.)__
$2 class A
Extra
9-27
1
11-15
25c
Co.
10-25
10-20
10-20
10-20
10-18
10-15
0-30
11-1
11- 1
11-25
$1.50
90c
$1.17%
130c
(quar.)
10-20
10-20
Richmond, Fredericksburg & Potomac RR.—
11-
pfd. A (quar.)~_
75c
(quar.)
10-15
30c
Gasoline (quar.)
___
___■
Packers, Ltd. (s-a)__
_i_—
Funding Co. of New York—
Investors
9-25
10-
Illuminating Co.—
preferred
10-30
dividend)
stock
ordinary
20c
Bakeries, Inc.,
10-
12 Vic
deposit receipts ord. (interim)—
75c
_______
Co.
5
10-15
10-
(C. A ),
pfd. (quar.)
Extra
A
International
American
J20c
(quar.
Electric
Reed
Imperial Chemical Industries, Ltd.—
11-
(quar.)
B
Common
5%
4.20%
Power,
11-
$1.75
(quar.)__
&
10-21
common
(quar.).
Imperial Sugar Co.
Ltd., common (quar.)
$20c
(quar.$37c
(extra)—
Gas
Cleveland
Cohen
Illinois
10-15
10c
(quar.)
$3 preferred
11-16
—
(from
B
10-20
«
Charleston
$4.50
Inc.,
preferred
10-15
;
Foundry Co., Ltd. (special)
Chain Belt
Class
1
5%
9-29
$3
Plastics
Clausten
Fund,
of
held)
16Vic
Canadian
Capital
Power,
10-15
10- 8
time)
this
at
(stock
Corp.
share
Hygrade Food Products, 4%
»
time.)
preferred
2nd
3
9-30
class
the
on
(quar.)__l
share
each
11-
__
(quar.)—_
payment on common
Mills,
Electric
3
11-
10c
preferred
this
Linen
11-
1
Y.)
Finance
additional
for
.
11-
bi-monthly)
omitted
at
Caldwell
1
12-
3%
7%
M.),
12-
t$2.75
—_
preferred (quar.)
.(
Reading Co. (quar.)
9-30
6c^
(quar.)
preferred
payment
iN.
11-
(quar..—
Co,
Quebec Power
10-15
5c
_
20c
5c
$62%c
70c
50c
dividend
(A.
80c
(quar,)—
(quar.)
$1.25
Terminal
Calif.
—
pfd.
5'«
10-22
1
10-21
11-
Insur¬
&
_
action
no
Hardart
&
(One
9-30
10-13
A
5%
dividend
Household
10-11
1
$2
Steel
Bullock's, Inc., 4'/r
Burger Brewing Co.
Byers
,
12-10
Mills, Inc., 6%
60c
Year-end
Hudson
Products' Corp (s-a).——_
Insurance Co.
(quar.)——
....
Stock
10-15
t75c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Yards
British-American
Bush
10-25
11-
took
50c
i
10-22
40c
!
:
Light, $5 preferred (quar.)_
12-10
15c
Horn
(quar.i
(quar.)
Corp., Ltd.,
Bourbon Stock
Buffalo
11-
*50c
(quar.)
Eoston Edison Co.
Buchanan
10-29
1
(8-a)
Pennsylvania
of
Inspection
class
(bi-monthly)
Potomac Edison, 3.60% preferred
4.70% preferred B (quar.)
Portland Woolen
30c
Holly Sugar Corp., common
5% convertible preferred (Increased quar.)
Holyoke Water Power (quar.)
,
Home Light & Power Co. (quar.)
holder's, Inc., common (quar.)
10-29
11-
70c
62'Ac
-—:
,
class A
$1
Portland Gas
(quar.)
Co.
9-30
40c
Powder Co.,
stock
10-27
11-20
__,
Telephone
Eelmont
8
$1
10c
56'/4C
Bathurst Power & Paper Co., Ltd.—
Class A (quar.)
—
_______—
Class
1
12-
convertible
stock
Fuel
10-15
$40c
(quar.) —
(quar.)
(Directors
income
from
$2.50 pfd.
12-
11-10
$1.25
31lAc
J25c
Innes
&
Employees
Pocahontas
(quar.)
1
Higbie Manufacturing Co., common (quar.)—
5% convertible preferred (quar.)
Hobbs Battery Co.—
>
Atch.n
and
9-30
11-
$1.25
10-29
Bates
10-15
9-30
50c
-
$1.60 pfd.
Boiler
Co., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Plymouth Cordage Co., common
11- 1
11- 1.
11- 1
20c
$1.25
35c
25c
$1.37»/2
65c
6V2c
20c
$1.25
Pittston
10-15
50c
(quar.)—
10-11
Baltimore
,
50c
preferred (quar.)
Marx
(quar.)
&
Steam
Hercules
10-20
11-
—
—_
Fund "b" (20c
from capital gains)
10- 8
1
$75c
Manufacturing Corp
6%
8
9-22
$1.12%
Argus Corp., Ltd., common (quar.—
+15c
4%% convertible preference (quar.)
t$1.12'A
(quar.)
Axe-Houghton
8
Helicopter Air Service—
—_
preferred (quar.)
$2.25 convertible preferred
10-
10-15
$1.30
4%
$2.40
Co.
Hayes
Appalachian Electric Power—
4%%
5% preferred (quar.)
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co. (quar.)___
11-
dividend
11-
(quar.)____
Ansonia Wire & Cable Co.
Phillips-Jones Corp., common
10-15
Holder•
Payable^ of Rec.<
Share
"
5%*
preferred (accumulative)
Corp. (quar.)
Gurnty Products, Ltd.,
Hagan Corp. (quar.)
10-19
11-
Bottle
Thermos
11-12
2
62 Vic
(quar.)
Oil
Gulf
1
25c
28c
American
2
10-15
Realty Co. of Canada—
$1.75
(monthly)—
Corp.
1
10-29
50c
25c
__
10-
11-
12%c
(quar.)__
_______
Co
Aintr»can-JVi.arietta
5%
preferred
10-15
11-15
10c
(quar.)
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Share
Aero, Service Corp
Amalgamated Sugar, 5%
12-
11-
we
Per
•
$1
12 Vic
(quar.)
follow Wlth-^Vjeneral Telephone Co. of Kentucky—
a second
table in which we show the payments previ] 5.20% preferred (quar.)
ously announced, but which h^ve not yet reached their
Good prior preferred CaliforniaHumor Co- of (accum.)
$1
payment date.
Green (H, L.) Co. (quar.)
Ndme of Company
of Company
50c
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
Instrument Corp.
When
Per
Name
Payable of Rec.
Share
Company
Holdert
When
Per
DIVIDENDS
October 4, 1954
Commercial and Financial Chronicle... Monday,
The
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'
V
,
(1337)
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Number 5365... The
Volume 180
Stock Record «» New York Stock Exchange
*
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
WEEKLY VOLUME OF YRADING
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
FOR EVERY USTED STOCK
Highest
Lowest
47% Jan
39% Sep
22
Jun
25
99
Jan
112
41% Jun
5
106
29
EXCHANGE
Highest
Jan
8
115% Apr 20
7
13% Sep
9% Jan
14
3% Sep
30% Sep
15
14
49% May 25
32
72
Dec
29
85% Mar 18
73% Jan
101% Sep
27
20
Dec
31
26% Jan
20% Jan
23% Aug
5
Acme Steel
4
Adams
6% Jan
9 %
5% Jan
23
6
AFC-Brill Motors Co
Sep 22
Sep 14
30
79%
80
81
81
81%
24%
243/4
243/8
24%
54% July 26
*52 %
29% Sep
Air
common__No par
28%
100
113%
Aug 20
83
Aug
18% Dec
31
32% Jan
8
7% Sep
14
49% Sep
3
52
Nov
10
22% Oct
8
29% Jan
8
101
Oct
15
114% Jan
150
Jun
3
2
Sep
11
2
25% July 21
Jan
18% May
13% Sep
7% Jan
Mar
28
14
114% Sep 24
22% Mar
Feb 24
172
155% Feb
3
2% Jan
4
pfd 1951 series
Alabama & Vicksburg Ry
4.50%
July 29
Alaska
3% Mar 25
16% Jun
14
130
Sep
15
152
78
Oct
9
81
25% Sep
85
4
15
39
Sep
1
104
18
98
8% Oct
6
Feb
9
39% Aug
4
Sep
29
80
Jan
6
28% Jan
4
97
4
106
92% Mar 11
97
May
Feb
4
May
8
10% Mar
3
8% Jan
2
72% Jan
101
8
Sep 15
76'5yJan
Dee 29
22
Maris
16
Mar
9
24% Oct 28
33
Jan
26
Jan
4
4
4
90 " Jan
5
97
2
45% Jan
4
67% Sep
118% Jan
3
94
Sep 22
41% Oct 14
86
Oct
8
37% Jan
3
Dec
62
47
90% Jun
25
74% Aug
5
189% Jan
65% Nov
3% Feb
16
Feb
18
Jan
7
80
8
11% Jan
4
15% Sep
70% Jan
4
86% Sep
28
26% Sep 15
93% Aug 20
14% Nov
5
29% July
8
26% Mar 16
31% Sep
Nov
Feb
18
16% Jan
4
6
56
Jan
4
63
29
9
Jan
4
14% Aug 12
Peb
26
37% Jan
40% Jan
27
31
103% Feb 20
12% Sep 15
13% Sep
Jun
52
Jun
15
15% Mar 19
14% Jan
4
15% Mar 20
15
Jan
12
16% Jun
16% Jan
4
1
4% Jan
11
Nov 27
35% Feb
23
96
15'
11
Peb
11
12
6% May
3% Sep 15
9
31% Peb
40
21
%
Sep
Petroleum
22
5%
Inc
Cable & Radio Corp
Can Co
6
Jan
0
American
Chicle Co
American
Colortype Co—
American
Aug 17
39% Jan
5
6% Jun 30
8% Jan
7
Oct
17% Feb
2
Peb
19
11
35
Dec
Jan
9
3
4
Aug 30
28
31
Mar 18
63% July 30
29
6% Jan 23
8% Dec
31
7% May 17
Nov
15
22% Jan
15
21% Sep 16
Jun 25
104% Dec
13
Jun
28
14
100
Jun
25
92
6
16% Sep
13
20
48 % Dec
94
72 % Sep
Mar
Jan
26
15
9
11
2% Jun 28
5% Mar 25
39% May 27
36% Jun
Jan
11% Aug
38% July 30
44% Jan
2% Dec 29
26% Dec 24
36
8
24
15% July 30
8% Jan
57
Sep
32% May 28
33% Jan
31
Aug
67
12
11% Sep
May 25
18
48
54% Sep
Jan
26% Jan
4
12% Nov
27% Jan
8
110% July 28
8
31% Jan 20
14
143
30
31% Jan
28% Sep 15
26
21
105% Jun
Jan
24
Aug
5
17% Jan
4
23% Jan
12
4
100% Jan
19
12% Dec 23
18% Mar 28
12% Jan
4
93% Dec 31
19% Sep 18
100% Mar 17
85% Jan
6
21
18% Aug
3
100
Aug
2
24% Mar 16
21% Feb
24
28% July 27
99
79% Jan
12
25 % Mar 18
86% Dec
84% Jan
31
4
29% Aug 23
107
93
Apr
Oct
1
94% Jun
13% Sep
7
23
15
Sep 14
19% Feb
2
J73% Jan
11
26% Feb
27
19% Jan
11
40
Sep
9
14
105% Feb
9
100% Jan
20
107
Feb
24
Jan
4
20
Aug 27
19% Apr
15% Sep 16
18% Jun
8
7
23
Sep
8
5
11% Sep
23
18% Feb
2
7% Jun 22
15
7% Jan
10
31% Jun
18
42
Dec
15
20% Dec
31
37
Mar 27
Aug 31
12
39% Jan
15% May
6
28% Sep
3%%
American Molasses Co
14% May 12
American
50% Aug 11
American
Feb
23
American
27
24
32% Jan
16
12% Sep 21
36% Jan
30
34% Jan
65 % Sep
20
Amer
15% Feb
4
13% Jan
20% Aug 11
Amer
28% Sep
148
Jun
11
171% Feb
6
6
Jan
2
8% Jun
23
18% July
6
41% Dec
15
169
177
Jan
24% Nov 30
22% Feb
24
65% Jan
42% Jan
13
57
May 24
25% Sep
14
Jan
6
277/b Jan
4
40% Sep
Jun
25
159% Jan
5
144% Jan
4
169% Sep
Mar 31
40% Aug
136
35% Dec
18
117% Dec 30
25% Sep
21
Peb
2
38
49
Sep 15
120% Sep 14
12
Apr 14
152% Jun 10
59% Dec 23
128% Dec 24
35% Oct 22
111% Dec
9
Jan
4
9
40% Aug 10
36
118% Jun
22
125
Mar 20
25% Aug
30
32
47% Nov 24
44% Jan
5
Feb
127
36
58
2
May 12
50
Jan
4
Sep
27
30
17
27
May 18
58% Aug 23
13
1
7
175
July 23
65% Jan 28
138% Feb 10
65
Sep
19
121% Jan
8
10% Feb
25
16% Jun
Feb
161% Jan
5
156
77% Aug
3
55
143% Oct
27
121
Jan
July
Jun
4
1
22
60% Jan
5
30% Apr
19
Jan
7
113% Jan
4
119
2
10% Feb
9 % July
11% Sep
28
4
93
3
Feb
95% Feb
4
28
94% Sep
2
17
71% May
59
89% Dec
17
66
21% Jan
5
May^ 3
12% Jan^4
Jan
6
73
21% Sep
15
27
Dec
29
45% Feb
20
29% Jan
4
42% Sep
17
43% Sep
15
67
-Jan
30
45% Jan
4
55% Jun
3
25% Aug 27
94
Jun
25
31% Dec
106% Mar
For footnotes
see
page
9
5
2R.
30
100
Jan
Jan
5
American
American
Tobacco
6%
5%
6
7%
preferred
8
$4
30%
7,900
1,500
*1013%
1023%
50
23%
23%
600
63
63
preferred
—
1013/4
103
*102
1013%
233%
633/4
63
63
1023%
233%
63
12
12%
ll3/4
12
113%
100
♦993/4
*20
20%
19%
193%
18%
18%
18%
6%
18%
191%
20%
193/4
1003%
7»!•:
6%
43%
42
46%
46 3/8
200
7%
6%
2,900
8,800
41%
42
413%
42i%
463%
46'/2
463%
46'%
461%
2,200
34
34 y4
33%
33%
62
2,100
2,200
;
,
61'/a
243%
*24%
24%
24%
24%
*24%
27%
27
27
*263/4
983/4
983/4
109 3/8
501/2
11%
11%
32
32
125%
12
|,
♦983/2
49%
50'%
♦137
115%
11%
62
243/a
*263%
99
*98'%
100
130
493%
50
22,500
50%
142
1093%
273%
2,500
110
50 5/8
51
503%
52*/}
113%
11%
11%
11%
113%
*32
■11%
12
9,500
3,400
321%
*32
32%
500
141
*136
110
243%
400
243%
51
32%
♦32
■
1093%
1103%
*61'%
27%
27
27%
99
142
51%
11%
12%
493%
♦137
110 %
32%
12%
983/4
50%
11%
20,200
42'%
63'%
50%
7
41%
•'
34
110
29,100
183%
623/4
51
19I/2
6%
7
63%
110%
500
19
19%
1023/2
*18%
18%
34
142
3,100
*101
101
19%
623/4
50
•
100%
18%
34
♦138
33
323%
..
133%
62%
51
483%-
*19%
34%
144
;
19%
♦19
34%
98%
*473%
463/3
423%
46%
50
14,800
11%
113%
11%
49
33
33
33
100
203/4
20%
.20%
*471%
49
33
100
33%
33
33%
*471/2
48
48
49
100
;
63
♦63
200
12
11%
12 3/8
22,200
11%*
11%
16,000
11,400
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11'%
H'%
11%
36%
87%
353/4
36%
35%
36
35%
36
36
37
69%
683%
683/4
683/2
68%
68%
683%
68i%
68'%
1,600
69
3%
3%
3 1/2
3%
3%
3%
♦3'%
3%
1,700
3%
31'%
*291/4
31i%
3%
31%
*28
31%
♦29
♦28
-
♦28
31'%
58%
57%
57%
563/b
57
57
3,400
57%
10%
10%
10%
*10%
10%
♦lO'/a
103%
103%
10%
700
10%
♦95%
97%
*951/4
97'%
♦951/4
97'%
97
973/4
23
23
23
700
27%
273/4
27%
600
106%
105 3%
1051%
40
16'%
15,900
97
*95
23%
23
23
27%
17
16%
26%
26%
♦91
25%
25%
♦27i%
273/4
273%
105'%
105%
16%
161/2
16 3%
153%
16'%
99%
99%
*973/4
98%
98
98'%
26 3%
27%
263%
27 3/a
93
93
93
25%
25'%
253%
37%
37
38
♦105
106
26%
*91%
93
23
23
57
106%
*105
,
99%
*99
57
573%
16%
27%
28
106%
♦105%
23%
27%
23
253%
27%
26%
91%
91%
26%
25%
♦105
•
27
93
253%
363/8
*91%
25
36%
37
15%
*98
99
20
300
20,800
40
2,600
10,100
37%
37
101%
104%
*105
19%
19%
19%
191/4
193%
19%
19%
193/a
191%
4,900
19%
22%
21%
21%
22
22
22
22%
22'%
22 %
1,000
11%
11%
11
11%
10%
11
I01/2
103%
3,l00
11%
10%
103/s
10%
10%
10%
11
lO'/a
103%
41,900
10%
%
48%
48%
481/4
48%
48%
49
50I/2
6,700
48
48
483%
20%
20%
20 Va
20%
2Q3/a
20%
20%
4,000
21%
20i%
20%
38
38%
38
383%
38
38%
33%
38
38%
37 3%
61%
61 Va
62
60%
61
60 3/2
61
62
193/a
193%
19%
193%
37
*22
11%
61%
63
373%
106
19%
19%
19%
♦174%
177%
*174%
8%
8
32%
333/4
7%
19%
176
8
33 3%
33
*105
19'/2
*1743/2
7%
32%
50%
♦105
106
19%
*1743/2
176
73%
7%
32%
33
*50'/a
51'%
106
♦1743/2
176
7%
7%
530
14,000
169%
240
403/8
39%
40%
393/3
39'%
39'%
393%
1673/8
167%
1671/2
168'%
168%
1691/2
168 3/2
*39%
40%
125
122
28%
28%
56%
56%
*63%
63%
135
133%
.
126
27
553%
553%
55'/2
900
56
633/4
63%
633%
633%
633%
63%
135%
134'%
1353%
1,000
1,140
134%
14%
35%
*1173/4
11%
135
15
172%
134
11%
363%
118
1341/2
1343%
14%
143/a
14%
172%
172%
61%
35
117%
172
61'%
132
133
35'%
36%
118
118
132
35%
«
118
14%
1,500
1721%
35,200
61%
17,900
132
36
310
51,400
10%
11'%
11
11%
11%
11'%
27
27
27
263%
27
19%
193%
5,900
79%
270
265/8
193/4
20
19%
193%
19%
20%
79
77'/4
773%
78
78
80
81
69%
69%
69%
69%
70
70
69
69%
19%
20
19%
195/s
19%
191%
19%
19%
93%
94%
*93
94%
T
•4%
94%
42
421/4
42
42%
%
41%
413%
51%
♦93
413/a
*51 %
94'%
42
52
'
♦51%
52
*78
;*69
19
70
19%
•103%
105
X38%
*104
39
38
38
105
*104
105
37 %
*104
37%
105
900
270
4,700
•931/2
943%
80
41%
41%
25,300
♦50
51
K
39%
1,770
40,200
118%
11%
26%
51%
'61%
36%
118
27 Mi
52
172
1323%
20
•
14'%
14%
61%
19%
X79
55'/a
1723%
26%
;
120
56
27
39
800
4,000
633/4
1173%
51%
273/4
56%
132%
f
273%
27%
39%
125
56
*63%
62
11
*124
28'%
133
117%
39%
39%
125
27%
172%
36%
•123
28%
14%
36
39%
40'%
125
28
172 J/4
xl4%
39%
♦123
4,800
39%
39%
*123
4,800
32%
503/2
39%
40
7%
32%
51%
167%
2,900
176
50
51%
39%
4,900
32,200
33
51
166%
20
51%
51
61%
6.23
No par
'
102
24
24
24
23%
24
30 3/2
30 S/8
30%
30%
103
132%
Hocking Glass Corp—
Common
■
Feb
39,800--
30%
62
preference—No par
& Smelt com
1
$5 prior conv preferred
25
Anaconda Copper Mining
50
Anaconda Wire & Cable
No par
41% Aug 13
14%
85'%
30 '/a
133
Zinc Lead
1,400 /
85
61%
$4 conv prior
Amer
5,300 >
14%
132%
100
'
,>
77
30% 1
613/4
com—5
Preferred 6% series
25
American Woolen common—No par
188 »/2
77
86 % t
172
Water Works Co
183'/a
15
32%
100
2
20
-100
preferred
200
25
301/2
49
par
par
25
3,600
31'/2
25
143%
100
common
American Viscose Corp com
American
78
100
25
1
preferred
183'%
77
12,500
853%
109%
100
100
5
181
78
,
15
♦138
Refining com—100
Tobacco
Tel & Tel Co
Anchor
106
Sugar
preferred
180
77J/4
7,800
5
86%
50%
preferred
..100
Snuff Co common——25
6% noncumulative preferred—100
American Steel Foundries
No par
American
Stores Co
1
7%
180
78 '
K,
-
2%
143/4
98
7%
American
25%
181%
24%
No par
American Sumatra
69
*30
253/8
*26%
American
4
27% Jan
94% Dec
Jan
27
Aug 13
Refg com
82'%
•
2%
31
*25
62
Ship Building Co..No par
Amer Smelt &
3
23% Aug
13% Sep 10
Sep 11
97
39% July 30
120% Mar
9
17
15% Jan
4
57
29
American
♦30'/2
253%
34%
100
5
10
Safety Razor
31
*25
-
1
86
6%
Natural Gas Co—No par
preferred
*30 3%
46%
News
American Seating Co—
2%
31
42%
No par
No par
Potash & Chem cl B—No par
Rad & Sid Sany common—5
American
135% Oct
16% July 30
134
25% Feb
Sep 11
11% Sep 14
68
Sep 21
22
33% Sep 27
30
7%
May 10
8% Sep
6% Jan
23%
15
18%
Co
American Optical Co
39% Mar 24
5
Motors Corp
803%
66 3/2.
70'%
23%
863/4
20%
1
5
—
82"%
69'3%
;
14%
33
7
preferred
Amer Machine & Metals.
No
Amer Metal Co Ltd com
No
4%% preferred
American Metal Products com
5%% convertible preferred
82
70
6u0
86%
*23%
European
3.90%
1,100
15%
30%
20
1
Amer Mach & Fdry common
83
69
77%
7
Secur—No par
American Export Lines Inc
_40c
American & Foreign Power—No par
American Gas & Electric Co
3
American Hawaiian SS Co
10
American Hide &i Leather com
1
6% convertible preferred
50
American Home Products
1
American Ice Co common
No par
6% noncumulative preferred—100
American International Corp_No par
American Investment Co of 111
1
5%%
prior preferred
100
American Locomotive common
1
7% preferred
100
American
823/4
1803/4
700
653/a
65
69%
*25
112'%
1123%
64%
86%
♦102
preferred series C.100
Distilling Co
1123%
65%
15
10
American Encaustic Tiling
38% Sep
29% Jan
conv
1131%
83
2%
20,300
86%
Crystal Sugar com
American
113 3/4
*65%
2%
400
,
66'A
133%
112'%
133
69%
*20% *21
10
4%%
prior preferred—,.
100
American Cyanamid Co com
10
3%% conv preferred series B_100
1313/2
*23/a
94
65%
643/2
132
813/4
:
79
77%
No par
No par
& Cable
26
125% Apr
181%
180%
25
64 % July 13
29
25%
*25
12.50
common
preferred
25% Aug 12
55% Jan
151
7,800
*132%
66'%
132
66%
*28
31
20
1
preferred
American
53% July 28
2%
2%
1
1
common
American
7%
113
69%
*28
100
interest in common
of
4
9
700
973/4
94
95
65%
66 5%
653/4
67%
133%
81%
68%
No par
93%
95
663/8
173%
653/4
79
1
(The)
Corp
*93%
66%
Broadcasting-Paramount
11
10
173%
100
48% Jan
41% Jan
18
*47%
20% Jun
117% Jun
*173/4
113
preferred 1952 ser 5%%„50
Shoe Co com
No par
18
Sep
18%
«
114
convertible preferred
Theatres
7
99
*18%
10
11'%
973%
12%
17
-
98
973/4
63
Dec
4
11%
973/4
12
23% Dec
Jan
♦Hi/4
973/4
63
2
43% Mar 25
11%
96 3/2
50
Sep 14
24
91
*11 %
Bosch Arma Corp com—2
Chain
4
11%
98%
134
1
50
preferred
American
96% Mar
11%
96%
114
conv
46% Mar 10
6
11%
134
Agricultural
36% July 27
May
98
11%
133%
No par
Limited
4
90
*96
*93%
4
25% May 27
600
99
1071%
*105
98
93%
44% Jan
3
106
*96
'
105
67%
27% Jan
Sep
106
35 Va
105
94%
Mfg common
9
21
97
67
preferred
Ctfs
29
Apr
14,900
94%
23
Sep
28
34
200
26
5
84
33%
6,500
34% Jan
Jan
*321/4
341%
3,800 -
4%
49 % Jun
22
84
33%
183/a
45% Nov
51
*82'%
47%"
26
16% Jan
84
393%
40% Apr 23
44% Apr
142
*96
105%
97
200
140
*140%
34V4
35
34%
105
97
21,400
33/4
142
*82%
84
140
83
3%
35%
*1381%
391%
Amer Brake
5
18% Aug 26
8
*82%
35%
33%
83
82
82
82
35%
140
142
142
105%
*803/4
33%
1,900
18%
Amer
21% Sep
82
2,700
473%
2nd
Mar 15
104% Mar
16%
80
2%
16 5%
39 5/s
American
Aug 12
41
4
30
170
2%
16'%
16'%
48 3/2
6%
Aug 12
Jan
47
*168
3
163/2
473/2
3%%
25% July 28
12% Jan
2
170
*2%
391/2
American Airlines common—.
23
Aug 18
2
34% Sep 21
91
Sep 17
*168
3
16%
»/4
Chemical_No par
1
preferred
100
American Bakeries Co com—No par
4%% cum conv pfd
100
American Bank Note common
10
3
24
4
35
168
2%
16%
483%
Amer
6
84% Feb
59
168
3
40
Amerada
15% Jan
12
170
40
Amalgamated Sugar Co
75% Jan
Jun
113
483/a
May 24
2
6% Aug 31
113
39%
Aug 23
11% Dec 31
60
113
483/a
26
17
1,200
113
39%
197
Dec
120
9,200
283/a
28'%
28%
113
47%
4
20% Feb
28'%
53
*52
521/2
52'/2
113
3%
84
35%
11%
1
61,300
3
145
35
12%
113
3
♦96
12'%
*168
170
105 %
No par
.
13
48
11
104
283/4
17,800
12 3/4
52%
28%
25
39%
Jan
98
12%
52%
29%
24%
113
113%
*142
gtd—100
Amalgamated Leather Co com
6% convertible preferred
70% Dec 29
99
125%
53%
603
24%
38%
Jan
Sep
13%
28%
500
29%
81%
301/2
82
243/8
.1
47%
Apr 23
57
123/4
*52%
293%
*faO 3/2
*29%
*801/2
30 %.
No par
166
5
*29%
18%
19
14
30 3/4
97%
Aluminium
4
19% Mar 18
16% Jun 29
148% Oct
2,400
common—No par
100
20
3%% convertible preferred
100
4.08%
conv preferred
100
Alpha Portland Cement
No par
Aluminum Co of America
1
Aug 16
68
4
35
363/4
*13%
4%
4
5
36 5%
8
28
36% Mar 24
24
37
No par
Allls-Chalmers
24
11
1% Jan
3% Mar 24
1% Dec 29
36 i/a
*293/4
13
"'?%
Allied Stores Corp
3
July 14
114% Aug 19
Jan
363/4
*82 %
Allied Mills
134 % Sep-24
58% Jan
10
54% Jan 20
3,600
37%
82
Allied Kid Co
8
43% Jan
52% May 25
Sep 14
42% Apr 23
41% Apr 21
1,000
22%
22%
82
3%
Allied Chemical ds Dye
4
May 28
93% Jan
103
40
20
48% Aug
Nov
40% Jan
87
1003%
22%
16%
Aliegneny & West Ry 6%
Allen Industries Inc
18% July 30
40 % Sep 29
59% Jan
35% Sep 21
993/4
22%
16%
$4,375 cum preferred
1
Aug
100i/2
22 i/a
^1%
$4
Mar 31
11% Sep
6
82
8
Oct
100'/a
223/4
36%
prior preferred conv—No par
Alleghany Ludlum Steel Corp
1
15
89% Feb
157
140
1011/4
22%
5
common
8,800
433/4
43
43'/4
8,100
9
100%
100
1
100
Inc
8%
363/4
29
2%
8%
22%
53%
*168
4,300
13'%
101%
*100
16 %
4%% preferred
Alleghany Corp common
5%% preferred A
2
15
5
17
30% Dec
Aug
4% Feb
Aug! 24
Janf 6
Jam
87% Sep
91
12
12%
100
10
Gold Mining
Juneau
Aldens
18% July 28
Jan
3% Jan
5% Mar 25
Sep
14
72
Peb 27
74
Aug 10
3
Reduction Inc
300
133%
133/a
43
i
81%
24%
31
58
Co
Express Co
Adaras-Millis Corp
1081%
131/a
43%
43
433/4
43%
29%
24% Jan
com
preferred
non-cum
4,900
108 3/a
109
8%
24%
27% Jan
1%
Shams
44%
44
45I/4
♦107
9
No par
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp__10
Admiral Corp
1
Affiliated Gas Equipment com
1
$3 preferred w w
50
2
70
8%
9
37
25
104
8%
23
27
5
13%
36%
36% Peb
14
8%
13%
•
22%
59% Jan
Mar 11
8%
13%
1
16
3% Apr
13 %
44%
29
160
13%
101%
14
49
13%
Oct. 1
443/4
45%
the Week
Friday
Sept. 30
o
108%
43%
Jun
6
44%
108 %
45%
109
101%
23% Dec
10% Mar
*107
25
ACF Industries Inc
25% Sep
35% Jan
443/4
46%
109
100
10
47
Jan
38% Aug
48
Sept. 2!>
109
100
1
2.50
Vending Corp
CV*Bep
3
Thursday
Wednesday
Sept. 29
45%
5
preferred
4%
ABC
21
10% July
Tuesday
Sept. 27
Par
Laboratories
Abbott
49% Apr
29
'
Sales for
SALE PRICES
HIGH
Monday
YORK STOCK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Lewest
AND
LOW
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Year 1953
*37
105
37%
105
260
1,000
10
17
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle.
18
..Monday, October 4, 1954
(1338)
Continued—Page 2
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range for
Previous
Nov 25
32
157/b Feb
29
Dec
B
2% Nov 24
8% Feb
8% Sep
Sep
9
25
28
Armco
27
Armour
Dec 14
6
14
13
100
Mar
161
Sep
Jan
Jan
16
j00
25% Sep 25
32
14
23
103
Jan
15
$3.75
No par
7% Aug 11
Jan
26
8
14% Apr
14
Ashland
26% Jan
18
2.50
2nd
27
„
Oil
As
4
92% Jan
8
120% Sep
23
Common
54% Jan
4
59% Sep
24
Preferred
29% Jon
13
6
13
5.25';?,
6%
Aug 23
10
Co—
88% July
5
13
>
30
97% Mar 25
92
119% Jan
2
05
30% Nov
J8
25% Feb
Jan
57% Jan
8
Jan
•
5
4
126 % Aug 25
29
Nov
19
58% Dec
16
21 % Aug 26
14
89% July
1
33% Jan
2
27% Jail ' 4
Jan
22
49
'
•
\u
30 % Feb
16
28% Juu
■
99
95% Jan
4
4
,41% Sep
15
16% Dec
4% Dec
34% Jan
4
48;
103% Jan
36% Mar 27
108% Mar 18
Jan
7
27
8
9
7% Mar
16% Mar 13
6
17% Mar
28
17
9
4% Dec
18
8% Feb
26
16% Dec 29
52% Feb
26
16
4% Dec
22
Jan
45% Dec
14
18% Dec 29
Atlas
Mar 24
:
Automatic
6% Aug
4
47% Aug
7% Sep
22
:
Baltimore
30% Mar 19
18% Jan
11
Dec
29
48% Mar 25 r
39 % Jan
4
55'% Sep 22
29
22% Mar 17.
10% Jan
4
27% Aug .12
Jun
9
76% Mar 17
68
Feb
10
82% Aug 27
43% Jan
4
11% July
1
34% May
5
20% Jatr
4
32% Aug
12
9% Jan
4
11% Oct
1
Sep
14
59% Apr
29
17% Mar 12:
37% Sep
15
39% Feb
7
18
25% MAr 19.
18% Sep
9% Sep
18
14
'34% May 20
11% Feb
27:
42% Dec
4
5
112% Dec
Jun
93
*78
Dec
22% Mar
Sep
*86% M0y
21
9
14
Feb
5
*10% Dec 29
17% Sep
107
81.
1
22
35% Sep
10
12% Aug
v
4
29% Jan
4
14
4
17% Jan
4
24% Sep
Aug 25
/'97
Apr
,
92
Sep
27
17
39% Dec
<38% Jan
4
:
51
July 15
% May 18
Jan 27
.1
7
5
Oct
5
37 % Jan
20
44% Sep
15
57% Jan
6
30
■30% Jan
135% Jun
19
146% Dec
31
:i6
Jan
144% Jan
5
13
Oct
8
31% Apr
30
38% Aug 26
14
22% Mar 17
15
15
21% Jan
Dec
15
28% Dec
17
63
'
15% Sep
5
•
:
12% Sep
19 % Sep
22% Sep
27
9% May
05% Apr
Sep" 15
23% Mar
14% Jail
11
22 % Feb
3
26% Sep
27% Jan
5
40% Sep 23
69% Aug 10
24% Apr
8
3
2
12 % Mar 12
12% Sep
15
14% Aug
11
Jan
13
12
62% Jan
14
61% Dec
3
29% Mar 18
.
86% Jun
15
94% Jan
12
93 % Jan
18
50
11
49 % Jan
7
Dec
,
98
6% Dec
31
13% Mar 19
31
46% Mar
25
Sep 21
33
Mar
9
2
5% May
,
1
Co
Aluminum As Brass Corp
Ami
Club
Roller
Bearing Co
As
Brass
Co
I
Strati,on
preferred
Brooklyn
Union Gas com
As
Brown
:
Bigelow
Co
Bulova
Burlington Mills Corp common
73% Jun
8
15% Jan
4
Brown
Shoe
Oct
9
Brunswick-Bulkfe-COllender
Bucyrus-JErie
Btidri
$5
Mar
9
11% Feb
8
(Tim)
35
Jan
9
40
July 15
36 % Feb
46% May
16
11% Jan
Mar 16
79 % Jan
93 %
5% Sep 15
12% Feb
86
26
7% Jan
16% Dec
29
27% Mar 20
15% Jun
102% Oct
30
109% Mar 10
16% Sep
15
24% Mar 12
98
Sep
Watch
16% Jan
40%
32%
10MP0
11
11%
24:100
48
-48%
*48
49
48
135
*126
1041/4
103%
34
12% -pf
44%
43%
>"
■
23%
*97
\
17%
183/a
84%
183/fl
18%
18%
18%:
34%
33%
34
33%
33%
33%
33%
'"12%
12%
12%
123/8
■
12%
44%
43
42%
23%
90%
91 %
46%
*23 %
7
27% Jan
2
22
Jan
a
1
90%
46 3/4
is
n
2934
29%
29%
47%
Butte
1%
"
■V
*164
44%
-23%
■
44
44
23%
17
28
3% Mar
2
1%'Jan
4
2% Jun
14
i
Sep
15
9% Mar
2
7% Jan
8
15
1
20'A Sep
10
Sep
11 % Sep
24
29
20% Jan
4
253/b Sep
30
;
86% Oct
7
46% Jan
17% Apr
21
Dec
43% Dec
27% Jan
.
*13% Mar .3
* Jan 30.
12% Aug 20
14% May 12
90% Jan
0
22
54% Nov 27
52% Jan
11
99% May 13
59
Sep 30
24
22
Dec
24
22% Jan
5
273/4 July
9
29
34
Jan
5
21% Jan
4
283/sJun
7
16
54
Jan
5
44% Jan
4
-
For footnotes see
page 28.
61
JjifyUS
47%
20,200
91
<
800
5,900
•
47
n
3,200
v
22,100
1
29%
29%
f.
1,700
3,600
24,600
24%
25%
*25%
;
44
44%
44%
44%
1,200
23
23 %
22%
23
5,000
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
*25%
*25%
*25%
25%
*25%
39%
391%
391/8
39%
39
59%
39%.
61%
59
5
5
18%
18%
33
33
13%
14
61%
18%
9
68
5
100
68%
69
*96%
53%
18%
*32%
61%
60
611/8
59%
98
53%
18%
14
68%
*68
93
*97
53
68%
93%
93%
18%
33
13%
13%
1
300
530
14%
14%
14%
5,200
8%
8%
8%
2,400
1043/4
11,200
*97
53%
4,400
69
95%
98
"53%
98
52%
68%
*68
683/4
961%
*97
531/4
68 %
68%
S3 %
98
523/4
18 %
32
14
*68
94
*97
98
533/a
3,300
18%
681/4
68%
68%
*68
49,500
8%
8%
683%
.
69
60%
141/4
14%
8%
9
400
10,100
321%
*13%
14
141/4
14%
6,600
39%
18%
32%
*13%
25
25%
v
323/a
18%
32
33
*13%
»
93%
92%
62%
70
44'%
23
25%
39%
165
23%
*43%
25%
12
Bros
Byron
11%
26V8
29%
10%
30%
42%
57%
26%
99 *
32%
13%
*25%
10%
30%
42
57%
26%
*97%
32%
13%
*78%18%
»
29%
25
•
533/4
3,600
4.C*
29*8
29
29%
10%
10%
10%
10%
103/s
10%
10 l/a
10 3/«
30%
30 %
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
4,900
42
4134
41%
42
42%
42 %
42%
30,700
57%
573/4
57%
57%
57
57%
56%
57
26
25%
26%
11,600
1.200
26%
14,000
25%
26
25%
99
*9 7%
9J
*97%
32%
32%
x32
32%
133/a
133/8
13%
133a
13%
131/4
*13%
13%
*793/8
79*%,
79
79%
*78%
80
*78%
79%
19
18%
18%
18%
19
■
18%
19
18%
19
2,500
29%
23%
29%
281/2
28%
28 Va
28%
5,900
133/B
16,300
79 %
*96%
263/8
13%
79%
*79
273/4
273/4
28
43%
44%
433%
44%
5
53%
53%
533/4
533/4
1
13%
14 %
13%
14
*85%
87%
*853/4
87%
*75
22%
76%
22%
*75
76%
22%
22
1
*14%
15%
*14%
15
*44
45
99
,
32%
32
323/8
32
99
*97%
.
3,900
1,900
500
13%
13 %
72 %
79%
*79%.
28
27%
28
28 %*
28%
1,000
43%
44%
43%
44%
43%
43%
.10,500
53%
53%
13%
13 %
131/4
791/2
,
.
80
600
53%
533/4
53%
1,500
'
13%
14
14%
1434
14%
14%
33,800
i
*853/4
87%
*85%
87%
85%
85%
76%
76%
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21%
22%
21%
22%
22%
22%
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14%
14%
14%
14%
15
.
V2
'
53%
10
* 77
*75
77
10
16,200
400
Bldg—
preferred
50
15
100
,
—
M) common—
preferred
participating
Co
5
No par
100
10
-
--
5
Callahan
1
Zinc-Lead
4.
Calumet As Hecla Inc^—;
5
Campbell W As C Foundry
:__15
Canada Dry Ginger Ale com—1,65%
$4.25. conv preferred—,
No par.Canada Southern Ry Co
—100
Canadian Breweries Ltd_
No par
Pacific
Cannon Mills
1,100
41%
13%
Copper As Zinc
.Canadian:
1,500
29
*28%
f.
6,600
25%
iuO
30%
79%
100
100
12
11%
25
25
29%
29%
,
12%
12
12%
11%
12
26%
80
27%
Co
common
Jackson
12%
25%
29%
29%
13%
California Packing Corp
33% Sep
1% Dec
102
3,200
23%
46%
•
2,700
;
100
89%
47 :'„-
ir,
TU
5
prior
conv
Byers Co. (A
6
6 %
15
43%
*97
29%
■
60
123/8
29%
1
6,500
33%
12%
'■29%
M
60
18%
34
33%
29%
1
7,100
'
>
100
90
47
18%
43%
*97
91%
iio
18%
2j V2 ' j- /
2 J *>/a
.
100
*97
■
42%
2S3 a
28%
,
100
I,900
'
85
.
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21%
21%
93%
93%
9%
9%
23%
24
102% 103V2
22%
22%
44
21i/4
93%
9%
44
233/4
93%.
8%
*
102%
*223/8
21%
03%
22%
9%
Ry
s.__
25
No par
30%
30%
31%
2%
11%
24%
12%
92
*57%
*25%
26%
92
58%
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253/4
253/2
25%
27%
26%
27
54
54%
54%
54
.
2'A
8%
,
22%
14,200
93%
560
8%
83/4
2,000
25%
5,300
8%
24-3 4
24%
25 Ve
103%
102%
103%
22%
22%
22%
22%
303/8
2%
10%
24%
24%
12 %
12%
92
92
59
30%
<
29%
2%
11
:.
.
-
,
2%
2%
10%
11 3/8
10%
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20
21%
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23%
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4c;
21%
93%
t
♦1023/4
■
30%
2%
10%
233/4
12 %
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44
44
21%
93 %
9%
233/4
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45
21%
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■;
21%
93%
'
'
20% Oct
17%
♦84
•
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34"/
280
106
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46 %
47%
135
"♦104%
17%
91%
V
*126
104%
84i/2
34
12%
48'%
135
104%
17 y8
29
13%
:
4%% .preferrted
16
24% July 22
'
31%
11%;
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27%
Inc_—!
Co
Terminal
5%
12
Jan
40
321/s
u
5
5
-
-
Terminal
Butler
7
26% Sep
40% *
31%
11 :•/••••
10
Co
Bush
3
10% Apr
105
July
*39%
31%
No par
1
Cp
Burroughs Corp
22%Sepv3
15% Feb
39%
31%
29
Co common—T
preferred'
3%% preferred
15% May 20
11 % Sep 30
79 • Aug 28
39%
19%
40
No par
preferred
4%
86% Apr
6
77'/2 Aug. 11
22% Aug 19
15
19
24%
15
Inc
Co
Bush
11
v
*83%
39%
'
15% July 15
3
16%
17%
25%
No-par
2.50
TOONo par
1
Bullard
30
16%
23%
25
100
5
2.50
5
Airways Inc
3%%
51% Aug 16
57% Aug 20
Jan
171/a
*126
34
23%
100
preferred
25 % Jan
17% Feb
16%
As Maine RR—
Co
Forge
78
16%
48%
19% p''1'
25
preferred
Buffalo
10
16%
104%
34
*68
Mar 12
14
:■
83
%-v- 33%
500
11
17%
,
"
53%/'
•
83
P*'
,
53%
135
104%
17%
44%
15
(The)
30
Jun
'
*126
8%
25 % Feb
13% Sep
*81%
54%
11
48
48%
105%
18
*
67
82
54%
31
9%
"
3
25%
'
*81%
29%
issued"
Bristol-Myers Co common—:
10
11
6,500
30%
135
47
Inc—1.25
Sep
37 % Mar 24
2,200
14%
80
80 % Feb
53%
14%
14% Aug,11
10% Jan
20
52%
14%
32% July 27
7
81 %
1
Inc
Edison
Br'iggs
14
2
4,400
25%
81%
No par
Co
Braniff
July 28
2
543/4
25
82
12%
—No par
class A
Co
B
Stores
Bower
2
Jan
52
25
33%
!—7.50
Co
*
14% July 19
43% Mar
53%/
25
1
Chemical
Airplane
Class
Mar IL
91% Jan
53%
2.50
Co
(E W)
Bohn
Bon
Aug 16
27% Sep 21
17
54
*25
„
1,400
3Va%
10
53 %
•
4,000
II,300
Boston
29
38.900
70%
Borg-Warner Corp common—
22
26%
13%
"When
Jun
25%
:
165%
Borden
10 V* Dec
25%
133/8
Boeing
11
74
25
70%
Jan
35% Jun
25%
165%
-11% Jan
v~16
25%
70%
"74
No
26%
13%
83% Feb
37%
18,400
1651/2
Jan
2
10%
13%
22
17% Jan
10
*701%
28% May 20
16% Mar 25
6
60
10%
13%
20 V*
3
59%
10
,
70%
13% Jan
,
60
10%
10%
.
3,800
59%
10
60%
40%
*;
6%
593,4
10'/a
*39%
.
"
83
6%
-
59%
10
164%
22% Mtir 17
72% Dec
7%
7
200
164%
66% Jan
14
15
%
7
31,600
46%
164%
69% July 14
13 % Nov
4
Sep
10% Sep
7
10,200
6
*45%
45 '/2
45'%
13%
Aug 12
Sep
46
100
21
20
%x
23
70%
5%
83
5%
*45%
^
17%
22%
/ 6%
6
77
17% Sep
Jan
23
57a
14%
Sep
33% Aug
*17%
22 s/8
"
60
6
*17'/2 •17%
v
22%
6
40%
21
Jan
17%
22%
210
8,900
11%
76%
33 % Sep
12% Jan
11%
3934
Bridgeport
GO
*173/2
*33%
Briggs Manufacturing Corp__No par
26
11%
11%
1,900
'
78%
17
29
12
46
40'/a
14
13% July 20
5
16
45%
77%
42% Sep
27% Jan
122
*15
39%
33 Va Aug
15
122
16
78%
4
25
46
124
*15
39%
6
11% Sep
45%
122 3/2
...;
16
n%
XV
22%
46
46'/2
125.
■
78%
11
22% Jun
46%'
*15
39%
Common
luu
9,200
18,100
79%
6 % Jan
4
381/4
J
70%
nioekson
32% July 27
10% Sep 29
July 20
38
39%
36 % Jail
95 %
38%
78%
23% Jan
19% Jan
38%
,
x39%
7
9
410
393/8
78%
25% Mar 10
99% Feb
993i
40'A
42% Feb
May 28
35
99%
39%
11% Jan
91
22
34%
99%
13%
14% Aug 12
11
*21%
35
/
*78%
31
Jail
1
16%
92
15
22
38
22
34%
X993/4
*123
16
91
Sep
39% Aug 17
26% Jan 20
*21 '/2
35%
6 %
46%
22
25%
•
100
5% Dec
2
8,700
4
19% Sep
28
1181/4
70%
31
3
117
70%
Illlss
56% Aug
20% May 11
25% Jan 11
117%
164%
Boston
26 % Dec
:
■
12
16%
:
10
117
38%
39%
55
24
1,300
103%
100'%
35
35 %
54%
42%
2,600
*102
99%
22
100
55%
23%
5,500
59 3/8
34%
103%
118%
*21 %
r
com—Na*par
'■j Bliss As Laughlin Inc
104% Oct
12
48 % Nov
117%
55%
*97
117%
591/4
-44%
59%
35
*102
119%
82
18%
1.400
'.14%
74% Sep
68 % Sep
4
*34%
45
13%
July 29
74% Jan
59'/»
35'%'
420
109
115%
116
1153%
59%
107
45
70%
57% Mar 17
10
106%
*107%
45«/2
164%
Book-of-the-Month
8
106
com 5
12 % Jan
4
4
5,500
—1
(Del)
Bond
6% Jan
68% Sep
Sep~15
26
8
.117%
102
25%
83
—-1
_
Steel
34% Aug 27
15% Aug 30
15% July ,30
Jan
13% Jan
I
3
Mar 25
5
18% Aug 31
23
13
16
May
jAug 16
25% Aug 12
25% Aug 12
25%
29,009
4%% pfd series of 1951
100
Black As Decker Mlg Co—_—No par
Blaw-Knox Co (Delaware)
_10
July 30
50
5
14
64%
73
15
6% Dec
86
.
9
12
1,200
251/2
109
45'%
59%
102
54%
17%
1 peso
7% preferred '
Blgelow-Sanford Carpet (Del,)
14% Aug 13
17% Jan
21% Jan
Mar
30
30
Foods
Bethlehem
12%
25%
25%
106
35
102
*81%
100
cw
12%
25%
•
common—10
Corp
12%
*1073%
45%
116
120
■V^'V 251/a
5
Loan
As
">
45
453%
25%
48-,
10
—
8 00
:
25%
25%
109
*107%
109
81%
*104%
—50
10
—1 *
1
CD common:
12 «/2
*25
106
105
106
16
•
*126
100
1
Cp—
£,
1.UU..W1 .ivmuug
Co
.
Best
2
165% Sep
1
4%% pfd
preferred
Best
17
36% Feb
;
38
16%
41% Sep
t
6
/
26%
55 %
'55
2.50
Inc
(A S)
Beneficial
7
82% Aug
...
—
Aviation
Bendix
30% July 22
4
15
82% Jan
Jan
16
9% Dec
4
J 50
l'/oJan
1
'24
4%%
.v
26
81%
preferred—100
preferred—.
100
Bell As Howell
8
11
33% Jun
*
55
Corp:—.—,,
Beech Creek RR—1
Beech-Nut, Packing
Belding-Hemingway
Bell Aircraft Corp
23
48
;
26%
*25%
prior
Mills
25
*59%
11
•
12%
25
47
39%
conv
12%
25%
127
;..
31%
,
18
4% Jan
23%
■.i' 11%
27%
Beech Aircraft Corp—
Jan
35
,
Jan
27% Jan
233/4
7
10%
4
21% Aug
4
17
90% Jan
25
233/4
7
26%
common
Works
Beck Shoe
-60
% Dec 30
233/4
23
23
23
47
10%
10
preferred
Beaunit
68% Mar 20
22% Nov
400
*143/4
,
31
"
12
Jan
6%
*124
6%
46/a
39 %
Aug
5
Mar 12
14
May 21
60
*6 3/2
35.%
60%
Corp.:
Iron
30
Jun
Sep
90
6%
6
50
10
4%%
Bath
23% Jan
2
22% Mar 13
6%
21%
Buy.uk Cigars Inc-—-.——No par
Beatrice Foods Co common
12.50
'..I
1
10% Apr
•
Mar 16
93
Jun
6%
*173/2 via
16%
4% %
88
Jan
*6%
39%
10
3%%
19
6
9% Jan
Brothers
July 29
134
3
32
Oil
Barker
51% July 30
4
4
6
8
500
6%
*993/4
7
Ohio common-
As
Barber
30
40% Oct
•;
13% May
29
19%
*21%
>
23%
6
46/4
noncumulalilve preferred—100
As Aroostook common
50
Convertible 5%' preferred!
100
May 14
17 % Sep
99% Jan
30% May 26
26% Feb
IS!
Oct
16
33% Jan
14
Jan
/
9
16% Mar 20
31May 19
*27
107
57
9
Dec
100
90% July 28
114% Dec 28
40 % Jan
7:
28% Aug 17
',1
140
*18%
117
10
Corp
200
19%
453/3
17%
22/4
Bangor
67
jf
*17%
4%
Dec
Co
4,400
166
,
*18%
*100
60
luc
Wilcox
*162
161
"
1
As
161
193'4
118
13
100
(T)
Bald win-Lima-Hamilton
164
*160
5,500
,
*1834
105
(The)-Nopar
Babbitt
Biibcock
18
11% Dec
99%
18%
*107 3/4
47%
128
*12% 4 16 '•
10%
11%
Conleen Co
10% July 22
7
11
39
38
82%
25%
*"*■
*21%
22
.35%
35%
99% 99%
39%
39%
No par
common
65 % Juiy 12
4
8% Jan
!
99%
35%
($1.20)—i-No par
of Amer—5
Avco Mfg Corp (The) common
3
$2.25 conv preferred
No par
5
42% Jan
97%
82
09%
59%
pref
prior
Conv
4
5
•
Nichols
Austin
4
.
96%
82'%
99'%
12%
*47
*125
_——
convertible pfd series
18% Aug 23
24% Sep
7
12
20
May 20
4% Jan
21
11% Mar 26
97'%
81%
V
(voting)
Common
4%
37% Jan
16
14
Sep
23
23
4% Jan
35% Jan
7
-
97
59%
~
20
A—100
Tack CorpJ——--No par
Sep
Sep
14% Aug 23
Feb
Jan
5
15
Dec
1
ill!
1-0% May 28
13% Jan
"
128-
Powder—
3,600
99
v34%
5
Atlas Corp
7
80,500
933/2
35
*100
102
116% 117%
Refining common—*—10
Preferred $3.75 series B
100
v"
31% Apr 24
8
Jan
33,900
11
82
59%
distribution
liquidating
53%
10%
93,
25
35
Atlantic
100% Mar 30
29
2
Ex
26
30% May 17
23%
523/4
97%
*
59%
Atlantic Coast Line RR
:_No par
Atlantic Gulf As VV t SS Lines—
Atlas
•4% July 16
15
Feb
:60
i
4
23'/2
4
82
161
22%
119% 120*
50
com—10
100
City Electi'lc Co
preferred
4"!o
102% Aug 31
Jan
83 % Dec
25% Sep
Atlantic
37% July 26
2,100
6%
45%"
45
-50
;
——
1,500
40%
*4
13%
100% 107
*107% 109
<100
preferred-—-———100
2nd
11
200
4'/«
40%
99%
161
25%
25%
:
1st preferred——
"
Associates Investment
53%
2.600
12%
*
————————1
Common
Aug
6
Aug 30
Aug 30
24%
5,000
45
82
81%
*93
12%
12%
25% * 25%
1
Refining Co_„
24
/.
Shares
40%
"
101*
99
102
82 r';.
99%
160
18%
6%
4'%
53%
11
" '
40
40%
103%
24%
54
10%
11%
43/4
403%
24 %
54%
40%
*40»/4
41
53'/4
*24%
11
23%
Atciilson Topeka As Santa Fe—
Sep
86
50% Jun
,4%
24%
■
*23
preferred $1.50 series—No par
Associated Dry Goods Corp—
26%
110
107%
47%
31% Jail
4Va
40%
v«
'
'
4
Jail
*11%
•; .53%
,11%
100
81%
*99
160
*13
6%
V
-i.——
44%
12%
4%
41
24%
53%
11
No par
$4 convertible preferred-—No par
Arnold Constable Corp—
5
Artloom Carpet Co Inc
No par
preferred
4
96
22
Mar 25
99 '/a Apr
53
Armstrong Cork Co corn——No par
3
15
20% Aug 19
May 13
93% Jan
3
2
24%
5
com
prior preferred
$6 conv
27
Illinois
of
Jan
,1
23
22
15
Co
As
11% Sep
21
6
Mar 27
22% Mar II
18% Sep
5
—10
Corp
Corp—
Steel
44'/2
12'/2
41%
4%
4%
Arviu Industries Inc
18% Jan
89% Sep
Sep
82% Sep
May 19
5
18% Mar 25
29
102
114
2
10% Mar 26
32% Jan
38
26
11
Jan
93% Jan
7
23
Jan
11% Sep
8% Apr
57
Oil
44'/2'
123/2
12%
42%
Oct. 1
/ *12%
46 %
.;
-
the Week
Fridar
Sept. 30
45%
12%
4l/s
Sales for
Thursday
41 '
45%
41%
PRICES
45
12%
_5
—
SALE
40
47
*
85% Apr
Mar 25
"12%
No par
Tnc
Products Co
W
54% Sep
19 % Jan
14
15
92% July
P
25% Jun
117% Dec
30
32
Argo
A
4
97
24
102 Va Sep 21
16% May 28
11% Sep
Archer-Dantcls-Midland
4
4
59% Dec 29
89% Sep
25% Sep
21
22
20
17% Jan
93
15
5% Dec
4% Sep
32% Jan
9
43% Jan
77'
11
33% Jan
52
14
14
15
48% Feb
23
5
12% Mar 26
Jan
14
Sep
10
HIGH
Wednesday
Sept. 29
41
40%
41
40*4
46%
_14
Corp
Oil
2% Feb
13% Sep
Sept. 27
21.80
Mining
Copper
23% Mar 27
Sep
16
30% Sep
Anderson-Prichard
Andes
42% Sep
30
*
Par
Andersori Clayton As Co—-
52% Mar 29
41
26
7
Jan
5
July 21
6
-57% May
15
40% Sep
Illghest
42% July 30
33% Jan
Monday
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
12
S
Jan
45
Lowest
'
Highest
Lowest
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 10511
AND
LOW
Tnesday
Sept. 28
STOCKS
25
•'
*102%. 103%
/
303/4
30(4
30'/4
1,900
2y8
243/2
24%
123/4
12%
12%
92
92
91%
58%
25%
^
11,700
25
12%
'
i''
3.600
10%
243/4
'91%
23/4
10%
2 3/4
11
12%
13
*91%'
5,900
"
92
-
58 '/2
59
25%
25%
25 y2
25%'
26%
26 y8
26%
26 '
55%
543/4
55
54%" 54%
'*58 *
700
25%
.- 27
15,500
70
60
58%
26J/4
-
•
320
*25%
*55
100
1,200
22%^ 22%
y8
*
31,600
500
X
Number 5365
[Volume 180
...
(1339)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
8V2 Dec
29
13% Jan
23% Sep
14
30
14
19 % May
16% Sep
28
25
5
16
48% Dec
14
46% Jan
12
Carborundum
19
Carey
Jun
22
Carolina Clinchfield &
16
25
111'A Dec
24
143
45% Sep
21
96% Jun
23
18% Dec
14% Mar 27
Jan
Jan
9
65% Jan
Feb
■
»
105
62'A Apr
13
4
2
44% Feb
27
Carriers
&
Case
(J
I)
Co
101% Jun
4
16'A Apr
28
29
38% Jan
6
24
133% Jan
2
24
15% Sep
2
15% Oct
19% Feb
4% Sep
26% Dec
15
7% Feb
26
31
40% Jan
22
59% Sep
15
73% Jan 30
Sep
10
Oct
1
Apr
12
.
4 Va %
Celotex
19% Mar 25
16
Jan
4
30
16% Mar 18
15% Jan
11
24% July 23
18 Vb Oct
1
19
20% July 27
19% Oct
1
21 VB Ma r 12
4% Jan
;4
13
11% July 14
-
16
97
Jun
12
17%
Jun
24
73% Sep
28
15% July 27
46% Aug 30
12% Jan
4
8
8
105 % Jan
19
2
19% Jan
8
*
Jan
110
20% Mar
28% Feb
.14% Sep
112
30
Sep
14%
32% Sep 13
22% Aug 17
Cerro
3
33% Jan
4
42
Co
Chain
62
63
*104
105
•
20%
61%
•'
• •
*103
20%
>
51%
51%
52'A
17a/4
17%
17%'
14%'
14%
14%
14%
v
63 %
*18
18*18
20%
20
6%
100
6%
72%
73
15%
J
class
112
10
24
24%,
1
23%
24 Va
i8%
18 % ■/.
*18'A
18 %
A—50
112
*111%
18%
18%
*18%
Co
26%
26%
26%
nya
"IIV2
Mills
Corp
Products
Corp
No par
5
1
31%
Co
*7%
10.
*
20 Va
-
Charapio^i
34 % Dec
103% Jau
11
5
33
3
22
Jan
98 % Jan
16
92 %Jun
30
22'
"7%
6-%
6%
2,300
29%
29%
7,000
72%
73
73
15%
73
2,600
15%
15'A
15 Vb
15%"
7,100
>
45 V4
45Vi
45
45
112%
112%
72'A
45%
'
Y
112%
24
23%
~4% Sep~15
5
39
Jan
4
84% Jan
31
31% Feb
4
25% Jan
15
41% Feb
2
33 Vb
Jan
4
Sep
18% Feb
23% Feb
3
27% Sep
17%
17%
18
18
*18
*18'A
18%
26%- 27%
26%
27%
11%
11%
12
Aug 31
18 % Jan
(5
5
18 % Jan
4
27
17% Jun
16
Oct
7
26% Jan
7%
7%
*7%
7%
100
30%
31%
30%
30%
4,900
19%
19%
19%
19%
7,200
40
40%
40%
40%
*40%
27VaOet
6
34% Jan 21
12
Sep
18
14
4
3b
Sep
1
15%. Sep
20
5% Jan
4
13% Aug 23
46% Jun 26
10
Jan
6
29
22% Jan
13
15
51% Jan
2
10% Dec
30
21% May 21
10 % Jan
11
30
44 Vb Aug
6
27% Oct
1
10
Jun
'
2
35 Vb Mar
13
Aug
34% Feb
5%
Class
Chic
Aug 31
59
Oct
6
9
89% Jun
25
95
Jan
•*
96
5
11
92
12
7% Oct
13
9% Jan
22
14% Feb
18
3% Feb
6% Oct
13
13'A Feb
Dec
29
39
Jan
13
5
58% Dec
29
96'A Jan
23
2
6
10% Aug 30
5
20% Sep
1% Jan
10
22
105% Sep
4
3
Jau
7% Jan
5
5
35
56'A Feb
convertible preference
17
18
Childs
100
28%
5
32
*84
73'A
105
*9
19'A
2'A
*9%
32 %
65 Vb
No par;,.
10
1
-
5%, convertible preferred-.;
4
Chile
Sep
Chrysler
30
Co.
Copper
?
No par
common—i_
Co
May 25
70
1
H%
Chicago Yellow Cab-.-.
Chickasha
Cotton A Oil
11% Aug
Feb
21
North
Chicago Rock Isl & Pac-RR—No par
5% conv preferred series A-_-100;
11% Jan
It
1% Dec
$3
77% July 30
4
7% July
7
10% Sep
Jan
Western-com—No par
No par
preferred series A_.
Chicago Pneumatic Tool com
3
Aug
8 Vb
12%
40%
& ^Pac
poncumfpfd—
A
5%
36% Aug 12
Jan
62 % Jan
100
Paul
St
series
Chic &
17
63
76% May 27
!5%
No par
B
Milw
5%
25
25
-
25
Corp
36
15 V2
8'A
121/2
41
11 Vb
28%
32%
90 74
105
9'A
19%
2%7
IOVb
33%
65% r
36
50
preferred
Chicago Ind & Louisville Ry cl A_25
30% Aug 31
Mar"19
82%
59
22%
31'A
*35%
15Vu
8% May 21
8
31
30% Dec
22
32'A
17
12% Mar
Dec
5% Dec
22%
31%
8
Chicago Corp (The)
23
27 Vb Jan
6
Jan
32% Sep
40% Sep
10
i
1
Chicago Great Western Ry com—50
27 Vb- May 14
_
820
19%
x26%
A
9,300
11%
7%
31%
273/4
Class
•'
:.k
8Va
12
40'A
11 Vb
.
28
32
*84
72 "A
104
9
19 %
.
2%
*9%
33
/ 65%
*
26%
19
25
35% Jan
102
20% Feb
22
25
4
104
Jan
12
47
Dec
55
r
;
Jan
18
97% Jan
22% Dec
17% Jim
2
98% July 22
22
4
35% Jun
.7
78
14% Jan
Jun
10
Jan
30
28
28% Jan
95% Jan
15
102
,9
Sep
13% Sep
104%' Sep
30% Dec
6
9'A Sep
95
J Common
Aug
44 j-. Sep
109% Oct
16
70% Oct
24% Jun
;
84% Aug 12'
11
12
Jan
,• 4.
97/s Jan
5
4%
C
v——
—
31%
30%
31%
23,000
6%
6%
6%
6%
800
*37%
38 Vb
*37%
38 VB
300
35'A
35%
35%
35%
16,600
Service
74%
17%
1,300
1,000
22
22'A
22,000
31%
31%
2,400
34%
35
15%
15%
2,4UO
8%
1,500
12
12%
16,000
40
40%
4,500
10%
11%
5,700
28
27%
28%
5,500
32%
31%
32%
6,300
*26
22 Va
22%
31%
31%
35%
35%
15%
15%
*7%
8'A
8
12 V4
12%
39%
40%
10%
11
27%
31%
>.
26%
.
19%
No par
Co_i____
42%
10
102%
.43%
105%
12%
13%
-
5
—100*
City Investing Co common
5%% preferred
26% Dec
; 14% Dec
33% Mar
15
28
5
17
27% Jan
.
Aug
3
15
28
83% Feb
9
74
' Jan
44% Jan
6
33% Jan
19% Aug 20 '
4
,
-
,
Jan
4;
.
City Stores Co 'common--—™—5
_.187/8
91
27
5
Products".Cpfctjil;'——ifio par
34%
convertible preferred—100r
Equipment Co —
20
C C C & St Louis Ry Co com—100
5% .noncumulative preferred—100*
Cleve Elec Rlumiuating com.No par
$4,50 preferred
No par
Cleveland & Pitts RR 1% gtd—50
City
*18%
72% Dec
Oct
Mar 24
172
Feb
10
90.
47% Jua
16
152
-
80
.
(
Jun
15
41
Sep
18
Sep
33 Vb Sep
170
30
107
19
Mar 23
•
Jan
64% Aug
v 2
16
25% Apr
15
18
11
43 Vb Mar 20
37
Jan
'.-75% Sep
24
Feb
92% Apr
44
7
j
Mar 24
-5
110%' Aug 27
,5
70% Jun
-40% Aug 13
44% Mar 19
21
91
7
53% Jan y 4
54% NOV 24
75
May 12
87% Sep
July 14
109% Jan
12
70% Dec
100
.
Nov
Aug 20
49% July 19
210 ■ Mar 15
July. 9
...
Mar
23% Jan
27
4
27
22% Jan
29% Oct
9
89% Jun
97% Nov
25
2
•
107
,
89
2%
2%
10%
9%
31%
32%
30
30%
68'/a
70
68%
69
*'
32% Sep
28
Clinton
l
103% Sep
28
Jun
32% Mar 25
Dec
Dec"23
.2
27
111% Jan
4
125% Mar 17
930
17
2
976
July
Apr
13
-
2
38% Jan
7
56 % Sep
5
86% Jan
4
12% Jan
20
95% Sep 16
20% July 28
Nov
20% Mar 17
-
15% Mar 24
40% Sep
43
11
Apr
95 % Sep
6
24% Feb 27
31
14% Sep 14
37% Aug
140
12
Jan
47% Jan
8
13
3% Aug 30
4
90
23
80
Dec
2 VB May
89
29
66%
Mar"24
41
19% Sep
20
Coca-Cola Co
Alkman
&
17
preferred
5%%
Sep
23% July
38% Sep
31
com—No par
18%
18
18'A
18'A
18'/2
35,900
42%
1,700
50
42'A
43%
15
22 % Jan
2
15 %
32% Jun
17
37% Dec
2
29
Sep
8
Mar
3
21 % Dec
29
27'A Jan
27
20% Oct
28
24% Jan
15
6
23% Jan
3
17% May
23% Jan
5
27
26
Cone
Mills
Dec
30
6J/4 Sep
14
18
34% Jun
20'A Dec
11
31
20% Jan
Feb
25
7% Jan
12
,
27V2 July 15
13J/4 Sep
10
42% Dec
11
407/8 Jan
4
1031/4 Jun
2
109 '/2 Jan
5
107'A Apr
26
121/2 Dec
16
16% Apr
23% Jun
10
28
24
12% Jan
Jan
5
26% Jan
110'/2 Jan
7
.
23
47% Aug
4
3
109% Mar
4
16% Sep 20
4
Jun
15
91
Jun
10
11
Jan
5
48'A Jun
16
17
Sep 14
5 % Dec
23
8
29
Dec
35i/e Apr 23
99
Jun
99% Jun
19
18
102
Mar 26
13'/2 Apr
58
Jan
27
2
107
98
7
Jan;
10 Va Jan
12% Feb
Jam
7
Jun
7
Apr
26
9Va Sep
8
5
112
106'/a Jun
7
89% Sep
23
95% Jun
4
90>/2Jan
4
13
58'A Nov
6
54J/2 Jan
4
97% Jan
8
96
11
25 J/a May 21
49'/2 Aug
Jan
21
20
1
64'/2 July 30
101'A May 25
20% Jam- 4
5
Sep
1097/a Feb
7
45J/i Jan
102% Feb
29
8% July 30
6
387/a Jan
2
24
103% Jan
23
May 20
16
Sep
Jan
19
40% Nov
Jun
87
Sep
75
4
18% Jan
1
25
"
109% Jan
108% Feb
Feb
105% Mar 25
9
42% Jan
93
■>
11
54
5% Jari
4014-Jao
112
7
18
38 J/2 Jan
31% July 26
8
Jan
105
-
Sep 22
,-.23 % Mar 29
99V«Oct
1
77'A Aug 26
101 Va Aug 30
74%
68%
73 J/2
3,800
15%
15'A
63,300
*51%
52 Vi
1
68%
70J/4
68'A
68%
68%
70
69
69
15%
15%
15%
15%
31
31J/4
31 Va
31%
31%
31%
81
80 J/2
80 y2
80 3A
80%'
49'A
49 J/2
48%
49
30'/a
30'/a
15 '/a
common—No par
31 J/2
31 Va
31'A
31 J/2
preferred-No paT
80 J/2
80'A
80 V2
80 J/2
♦80 'A
50%
49 "A
49
Southern
49 J/2
Solvents
49'A
50%
30
Ohio Elec—5
30%
52%
J/2
,
6,100
4,300
310
*-
6,500
8,700
30 'A
30'/a
30'A
53'A
54 J/2
53'A
53%
52'A
53
52
52
51%
51%
1
45%
46'A
45 >/2
46%
45 »/2
46 J/a
45%
46'A
45%
46
10
10,500
19%
19%
19 »/a
19 Vi
187/a
19 J/a
18%
19 J/a
187/a
19 Va
11,000
43'A
43%
43%
43%
43%
43%
43'A
43%
7'A
7'/a
*7 J/2
7%
7%
8
7 »/2
7%
7 J/i
1,900
22%
22%
23
22%
23
12,900
19%
«_No par
com—25
Publishing Co^—No par
10
Corp
No par
Corp—
Ex stock distribution
—Consolidated Coppermines Corp—5
Consol i^dison of N Y com™No par
$5 preferred
No par
Consolidated Foods Corp
,.1.33.%
PowerCoofBalt com—No par
100
100
Consolidated Laundries Corp
5
Consolidated Natural Gas
15
Consol RR of Cuba 6% pfd
100
Consolidated "Retail Stores Inc
1
Consolidated Textile Co Inc
10c
Consumers Power Co com
No par
$4.50 preferred —
No par
$4.52 preferred
No par
Container Corp of America—
Preferred 4'/a% series B
Preferred 4% series C
Common
4% preferred
68'/a
'
I
15 '/a
30'/a
10
100
Continental Baking Co com__No par
$5.50 preferred
No par
Continental Can Inc common
20
$3.75 preferred t
No par
30'A
30%
7%
43%
43'A
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
19%
20
19%
20
197/a
197/a
197/a
19%
197/a
25
*24'/a
25
*24%
24%
23%
24
24%
24%
12%
'
13
12%
45%
H 0 CO
16 »/2
45%
45%
109
e
16%
Consolidated Gas Elec Light &
100
250
15'A
53
No par
Cigar
52 J/4
15
Congoleum-Nalrn Inc.
Consolidated
52
52'A
70
Commonwealth Edison Co
20'/a May
990
52
69 J/2
8% Aug 23
Nast
30
56
69 J/2
44% July 19
Conde
43
54'/a
69 »/2
4
Commercial
*42 J/2
54'A
51 J/2
4
May 11
43
53 'A
69%
Credit Co
Jan
42%
48
53%
53
69'A
Engineering Inc.-
36% Jan
5% Dec
16
421/4
437/a
53%
53
Commercial
&
42%
♦43'/a
*53'/a
54
42'A
437/a
69 J/4
Columbus
Jan
34% Jan
53%
:
42%
69'A
Combustion
44
6
29
1st pfd
42'A
42%
44
B
110
94
*92%
*43'/a
42%
Ry com—100
July 22
8
38% Jan
5,700
56
55%
15%
46% Sep 28
21% Aug 20
26% Jan
48% Dec
*890
*890
18'A
58
27% Dec
3,100
15%
12
2
11
Sep 18
100
96
115
115
16'/a
Co
Carbon
Columbian
70
141
*94
96
18%
14
11
*139'A
139%
116
18'A
11
41% Jan
115 »/2
15 J/2
50% Sep 27
31% July 15
51% Mar 17
15
*95
2,500
16'A
Columbia
37
139%
;
12,100
36 V2
36%
18%
17
Pictures
-
96
115 Va
250
3'A
-
18'A
17
$4.25 cumulative
36%
3%
'
15%
29
Feb
36 Ve
3b >/4
140
102 J/2
*102
3 J/4
No par
15%'Sep
15
30,900
30%
30%
102%
3'A
4,800
89
59% Mar
31J/4
30
102
'
3%
*890
*890
*890
15,900
16'/a
33% Sep
1
115
115%
52%
15%
4
1
73% Oct
139%
*95
96
51%
1'6'/a
4
74% Oct
2
115
115
36'/a
36%
139%'
52%
94
12
10
3
41% Feb
114%
31%
*. 102
19
16
68% Jan
Sep
41% Feb
9
*95
29
102
18%
55'/2
19% Jan
30
2
50 Va Dec
*139
95%
32%
187/a
52'A,
53%
103 %
150
5,100
18 Ve
.
92%
12% Jan
Apr
50% Dec
36%
139%
95%
187/b
52%
,
42%
*41%
43
93 J/2
5
65% Mar 24
8
9
36%
36%
139%
187/B
19
3Va
120
74'A
74
'
*41 J/4
'
'
3 Ve
220
109%
108 7/a
74
2,500
62
'
108
20
91%
55 Va
series
noncumulative
2%
61%
60'A
55'A
15
1
38% Jan
38% Jan
4%
2%
*88%
74
1,400
185
92 "A
24
53
13
103
91%
140
48
*47'/a
*175
180
108
74
43
v
47%
56
Jan
57% Aug
2%
31 VA
32
103
60'A
89
*88
'
89
92 'A
69% Dec
29
31%
103
*90
61 %
54%.
.*
4,000
92 J/4
22% Dec
45
Jan
53 Ve
18%
55%
7
50
18%
18%
*175
1
108 7/a'
*41%.
'
3,100
18%
93
6
Sep
Mar 24
18%
53%
■
34'A
*88
91%
"
34'/a
47'A
180
*73%
34%
56
29
47
67
18%
*108
74
42
'
6lVa
62%,
109 »/2
*
18%
*
55%
11% Jan
22
42
53
*90
100
104%
18%
■
34%
87 %l
180
2,300
104%
34
*102%
104
48
1
56,000
13
13
*102'A
*92'A
12% Dec
Dec
42% :
18'/a,
109%
107 J/2
13
10
No par
Corp
Southern
&
74
„v
13,300
55%
com
Fum a iron
Cuiorauo
Colorado
62
,
1
109
75%
42
No par
(The)—
Colgate-Palmolive Co
$3.50 preferred
Collins
62%
109%
.
91%
180
*90
91%
108%
127/a
87%"
48%
*175
180
106 J/a
180
1,300
*42%
41%
127/a
'5,300
73%
73
106 %
48
89
74%
1
common
187/a,
18%,
48%
48 %
62%
Intemat'F Corp—No par
Coca-Cola
42% May 24
477/b Feb 16
1
Mar 22
Inc
•
24%
104%
74 "A.
43'/a
34 VA
34%
89
:89%'
'
42'%
104
104
:
34%.
-109%
conv
cum
100
4% noncumulative 2nd pfd—100
Columbia Broadcasting Sys cl A-2.50
Clasa B
2.50
Columbia Gas System Inc
No par
49
*90
preferred——100
Clopay Corp
1
Cluett Peabody & Co com
No par
7% preferred ——:
100
4% cumulative 2nd preferred_100
Foods
4% %
;
19
-
*175
^No par-
24
*102 J/2
74
24'/a
104
103 J/4
200
420
191,000
*103'/a
24%
24%
...
J/i.
500
10%
12%
/13
2,700
2>A
*9%
-
103 7/a
,;
105
*12%
34 74
48 VA
stock—50
1
guaranteed "4%
Clevite Corporation
Special
Climax Molybdenum
132% Jan
July 24
Dec
125% Feb 20
892
Jan
38% Dec
21
136
Jan
/ Oct
874/
4
34% Dec
28 V, Apr
128 % Sep
78
Feb
5
Sep
89
4 % %■
Clark
56% Aug ?0
"
-
..
104 Va
74
300
19
2%
*18%
42% .*-43%
r
•
'
*• 31
:S
105%
*103
-
•
43% ; 44
**74 Va
600
9%
•
9
9 Vb
6,400
102
*100%
102%
*9
73%
72
72%
72
900
90
*83
90
*84
*100%
24%
24%
f 75 .fi '
100
17%
26%
'
26%
103%, 103 Vt.
103%..
74%
93%
*91
17%
*17'A
23
31 %
35%
15V2
24%
103%
75
190
106
106
94
*91
36
,
15V2
8V4'
8
12%
12V8
40% ■>
40V2
11'A
11'
11
28%
28
28 *■■■
32%
31%- 32%
90
*84 ♦ 90
73 %
71 % 72
104
103
103
9
*9
9Vb
19'A
.*18%
19'A
2% j >'
2'A2%
10Va
*9%
lOVa
34 >A
33
.
33
68 '
67%- 69%
24%
24%
24%
103Vt*103%
No par
100
Co—10
Financial'Corp—
I T:
Cities
tl
—
preferred
Cincinnati Milling Machine
1,200
46%
106%
30%
26%
22V2
31 %
35%
*15%
7%
12 ■/
-40'A-
23
31%
47
*46%
46'A
*105%
47
47
106
106%
29% 30%
6% / 6%
37% 38%
35% 35%
*91
94
*17% 17%
27%
300
41
*40%
41
Cincinnati Gas & Electric—
91 % Jun
100
I
27 Vb
19%
*7% •
92
17/»
/3%% convertible preferred
100
Chicago & East 111 RR coni—No par
5
18%
26%
*11%
31%
77/
273/4
l
1.25
400
'
19%
92
17 /4
Inc
Manufacturing
7,400
40%
-
_40
23
21% Mar 24
15
Cab
Chesapeake Corp of Virginia
__5
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common—25
16
14
85% Oct
3
Sep
17
Aug 30
26% Mar 17
Jun
12
21
*
92
23% Mar 13
80
Checker
39% Aug 23
13
25% Dec
32% Sep
No par
80
24
18'A
18%
1
1,900
112%
31%
»75/8
•
4^ /a 47
*106
106%
30% 32
63/4
63/4
38
38
36
36%
No par
—
Chance
7% Aug 20
2
1
preferred
Vought Aircraft
112%
24
;v
24
*11%
*46 A 47%
106% 106%
30% 31%
63/4
6%
*37% 38%'
35% 36Vb
5:191
94
f
17V* 173/4
$4.50
■
*
Paper & Fibre Co—
Common
Mar 17
38% Aug 11
May 12
4% Feb
Mar 27
47% July 27
108
800
6%
29%
.)
26% Jun
200
20
6%
*18/
*18%
12
31%
20
.,40
.
,
18 Vb
19%
18
18
19%
77/3
32
19%
18 VB
22%
-
29%
23%?
26%
n%
^
18%
5
9,50
Corp
4,200
22%
*20'
190
5,400
22%
22%
"'
104,200
23
114%
77
75
6%
*112
113
50
West
Sugar
114%
76%'
29%
45%
45%
100
115
15% '
733/„
45%
22%
22%
'
75%
29 Va
*6%~
;
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8% July 29
4
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preferred
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6% May 27 "
4
37
15
52
18
15
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11,600
51 %
18
14%
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Class B
20% Jan
51%
51%
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Central
5
51
51 %
1
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Gas &
Central
15% Mar 20
38% Jan
600
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11% Sep 14
.
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23%•
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&
46 "Vb
46Va
preferred series B
Central RR
2
46%
46Va
22%
13% Aug
26
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46%
46%
23
28% July IS
10% Feb
1
46Va
22%
19% Jun
23 Vb Jan
14,800
No par
6
10
17% Mar 16
22%
75y2
4
2b
23% Dec
22'A
74 Va
15
28% Feb
10
22'A
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16
30
22%
22%
74
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10 Vb Dec
22%
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114
19
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*
140
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22%
73%
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24
14
14% Sep 14
113%
114%
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Central
113%
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Georgia Ry
22
113%
114
100
Foundry
Sep
24 %
113%
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of
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23
No par
Corp common
5
Mar
33%
22%
preferred series A_100
5% preferred
5%
33%
23
115%
preferred
conv.
Central
34 VB
22%
__100
Central
54 V8 Mar 24
38% Jan
Mar 27.
33%
23Va
114%
*114%
common—
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12
: 34Vb
23Vb
Light
Central Aguirre Sugar
7% Aug 16
32% Jan
23% Mar 25
42% MaT 25
35% Jun
Y
34
23
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23Va
—
2nd
7%
77 % July 26
15%
34
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23
120
4
66% May
14%
23
Tractor, common
4.20%
Preferred
;
15%
34%
preferred
Caterpillar
30
105% Sep
107% Jan; 4
5
Jan
65
7%
26
16,500
15%
22%
General Corp
12
17
24
Dec
113
Shares
15
14%
15%
34%
Carrier Corp
Sep
17%,Apr
129% Feh
3
Oct. 1
15%
10
Carpenter
Steel
Sept. 30
Sept. 29
the Week
Friday
16Vs
5
3
&
Thursday
15%
Ry_100
Ohio
49% Aug
Jan
65% Dec
98
Jan
13% May
5
Sept. 28
Sept. 27
Sales for
PRICES
SALE
Wednesday s
5
Carolina
Power
HIGH
AND
Tuesday
Monday
10
Co
2
7
24
14% Sep
(The)
(Philip) Mfg Co
23% Aug
4
13
2
12% Sep
;
Capital Airlines Inc.-
18
Jan
49
'
Par
*
1
23
116
5
21% July 12
40'/a Jan
5
34% Jan
104
Jan
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YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE
16% Sep
40% Apr
13
107
LOW
24 % Aug
Jan
113% Mar 19
14
39 Vb Sep
4
*17% Jan
May 27
NEW
Highest
8% Jan
29
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*•'
Range Since Jan. \j>
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Continued—Page 3
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Ifear 11)58
109
16 J/8
127/o
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>
24%
700
12 »/2
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12%
12 '/a
12%
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45 J/2
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109 »/a
109 J/a
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15%
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15%
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31
16
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31 J/4
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31%
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10
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4,700
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8
1,300
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8
2,900
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31
17%
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108%
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105
23
99
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63
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72
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260
73 J/4
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102
19
20
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range far Previavs
Year 1953
Lowest
Bange Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
7% Sep
15
10% Mar 17
11
20% Mar 17
7% May 4
17% Jun 22
9% Sep
.
16
13% Mar
3
10% Jan
82% Jan
7
72
67
Jun 16
8
Oct
13% Jun
14
4
4
73
4
6
19% Sep
24
27
22% Jan
4
15
22
14
21
26% Jan
7% Jan
52
5
Mar 18
28% Mar
24
Apr
6
Jan
28
48% May 25
62
Jan
30
55% Jan
30
44% Mar
5
18% Sep
15
26% Mar 25
21% Jan
4
49% Apr
32% Mar
58
18
68% Jan
60
Jun
70
15
27% Feb
52
20% Jan
2
15
90% Dec 21
4
Mar 23
87% Jan
12
Apr
1
93% Sep
14
96% Jan
19
95% Jan
8
93% Sep
'67% Feb
15
98
Jun
25
96.% Jan
6
6
78
Nov
9
161
Mar 31
p
176% Dec
71% Feb 24
4% Jan
31;
5
20% Aug 24
~3%
Sep
15
5
1% Nov 30
25% Sep
15
87% Jun
1
Jan
Mar
2
3% Mar 10
20
125
Aug
99% Apr
19%
12%
12
12%
12
93%
93%
93%
93
ioy4
10
10%
71%
72
71%
71%
21%
21%
21%
21%
Delaware
Convertible pref 5% series
Preferred 6* series
•,
Cornell
4
Dubiller
Electric
3%%
Corn
Products
1%
Sep 30
21% Aug
4
4% Sep 10
19%
48
21%
2
10% Dec
29
26%
27%
26% /27
89%
90
90
20
5
*96
.*100
Refining common_25
preferred
81%
181%
181%
20%
19%
i
*4%
4%
July 16
Coty Inc
Coty International Corp
Sep
Crane
1% Jan
4
28% Jan
4
38
4
Cosden
99% Mar 30
17
Petroleum
Co
3%%
l
common
28
preferred
100
-
'S,1%
Jun
10
26% Jun
16
28
91
May 18
34% Jan
26% Mar 22
15
Jan
4
29% Jan
4
29% Sep 14
17 % July 20
35% Sep
35% Dec
17
34% Jan
4
56
Jan
16
101% Jan
4
105
32
103
20% Sep
68% Sep
15
89
13% Dec
24
36% Jan
5
11% Dec
31
17
Jan
6
24
185
Jan
Cream of Wheat Corp
$2
28
Jun
5% Sep
52
15
33% Jan
Sep
21% Jan
11
72% Jan
4
96% Sep
14'A Jan
0
26
11% Jan
4
Crucible Steel of
10
20% Jan
14% Feb 28
8"% May 2i
5% Apr
28
20
6% Aug
58% Aug
5%
Corp
6%
;
1%
1%
36%
-
37
36%
36%
36%
36%
363%
35%
36 «/4
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98
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100
28%
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28%
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28%
283/8
28%
600
5,000
■>:;
6% Sep
15
23% Sep
18
131
9% Feb
2
,62
4
<13% Aug 11
7% Jan
27% Mar 20
25
Jan
11
Jan
23
138
Apr
17
134
Jan
7
31% Sep
15
43
Jan
15
39
Jan
11
29% Sep
15
40% Mar 25
30% Jan
11
83% Dec
22
92
87% Jan
26
4
Dec
22
13% Aug 20
11 % Dec 15
33 % Jun
16
Jan
8
8% Mar 17
14% May
4% May 18
13% Jun
8
4
16% Jan
29
11% Jan
39% Dec
4
17
37
82% May 28
92
Jan
2
90
Jan
8
83
Apr
28
92
Jan
16
91
Jan
IS
86
Jun
3
97% Feb
11
94% Jan
11
17% Aug 31
7% Sep 15
34
Dec
23% Sep
14
23% Feb
Apr 27
32
Aug 17
non-cum
136% July 20
61% Aug
42% Sep
93% Sep
7
600
7,200
104%
104 %
104%
104%
104%
104%
25
100
10
100
22
20% Sep
5%
24
46
Aug 23
98% Apr
1
4
30% May 26
32% Jan
4
35% Oct
1
41
S
46% Feb
8
13
15% Jan
30
12% Jan
4
17% Aug 12
23% Jun
16
27% Dec
21
27
1
33% Aug
55% Dec
29
60
Dec
9
55% Jan 12
81% Apr
28
99
Aug
4
93% Jan
7
16
July 24
2 'A Dec
14
14
24% Mar 23
16% Jan
4
28% Jan
11
64
Mar
14
62% July
2
6% Mar 17
9% Dec
29
19% Jun
8
33
Mar 17
95%, Jun
»
108
Jan 22
9 %
27% Jan
101
Jan
1
4
40% Feb-
3
33% Jan
4
34% Feb 13
14% May 25
33% Jan
12
13% Feb
10% May 10
29% Nov 12
7% Sep
1?
12
31% Jun
12
41% Dec
10
16
13% Feb
7lu
8
12
2
3 % July 21
23% Sep 18
35% Aug 12
24
Jan
3
28
10%-Jaa
15
10%-Sep 21
17
Aug
67% Feb
10
Sep
25
25% Sep
35
1
July 19
Jun
30
Sep 28
Oct
Feb
18
24% Mar 10
14
84
123
4
10% Jun
21
28% Mar 24
i Nov 30
8% May 17
3
38% Oct
114
1
Sep- 10
40% Aug
5
35% Sep 16
16% July 23
13% Aug 16
33% Aug 24
11% Jan 13
13% Dec 29
Jan
4
60
Aug 20
57
Sep
40
Jan
11
75
5%
5%
54%
8%
28%
28%
28%
28%
59% May 14
33% Feb
100% Jan
17 %
Sep
15
24% Jan
5
18% Jan
75
Dec
2
83% Jan
14
75% Jan
12% Sep
6% Dec
30
12% Jan
2
7
Jan
18
30
4
107% Sep 13
33% Sep 22
91% Jun 30
J3% Sep
7
12% Aug 19
41%
1
41
100
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♦6
20
20%
19%
19%
193/4
4,100
43%
433/4
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44
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1,400
94%
94%
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95%
953/4
70
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130
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14
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14
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46'A
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46%
46%
46%
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28%
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35
35
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47
47%
10
28%
28%
28%
20
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35%
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15
100
common new
100
preferred^.
100
8
l
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8
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1
Devoe A Reynolds class A.
10
common
4.40%. cum preferred.
Diamond Match common
$1.50 cum preferred
Diamond T
Motor
100
No par
-No par
I
50
(The)
-1
Pepper Co.
Dome Mines Ltd
-No par
No par
No par
Industries
Duquesne Light Co
$3.75
$4.15
25i%
24%
25%
33i%
33%
33%
33%
641%
4.10% preferred
4
46% Jan
4
18
48% Jan
30
37% Feb
24
Sep
511/4 Sep
0
163/4 Jan
5
4
27
1
25% Mar 25
Feb 20
20% Jan
83
94
Sep 27
85% Feb
3
95
Jun
2
24% Dec
22% Jan
19
35
Sep 13
4
104
July
20% Jun
.
89
May 28
12% Sep 14
39% Sep 21
1% Dec 22
231/4 Dec 29
10% Oct
6
22
5
Oct
48% Dec 31
44
Oct
6
30
Sep 15
,13% Sep 15
102
Feb
7
11
100
Jan
17% Feb 24
13% Feb
57
35
Mar 12
2% Apr
37% Jan
15
13
Jan
26
33% Feb
4
8
23
18% Mar
May
11% Mar
23% Jan
511/2 Nov 30
60% Feb
4
37»/4 Jan
8
48
23
July 27
1% Jan
Apr
4
2%
2%
93%
9%
23%
23%
23%
31%
31
35%
2
14% Jan
38%
29% Aug 12
Elllott
28
61
3
11
4
93% Dec
30
14
Jan
6
15
9% Jun
8
26% Feb
29% Feb
19
23
22% Feb
17
89% Dec
20% Jun
6
21
4
Sep 18
Jan
Mar 13
24% Mar 12
92
Jan
99
16
Dec
64% Dec
22
22
74% Feb
15
74
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16% Jan
page
18% Jan
27
66
5
73% Aug
9
74% Feb
8
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70% July 30
28.
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112
210
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53%
11%
25%
16
1,000
52
223/4
593/4
1,100
10,700
53%
291/4
170
18,500
'
*53%
261/2
153/4
'
*51%
22 3/4
591/4
■<
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531/2
26
170
144'A
52
28%
5
common
34
52
*11%
__10
143%
3
2%
2%
3
3
3,000
25%
25%
25%
.!
143/s
14%
14
14
14
14
13%
141/4
26%
14%
27 '
14%
-1(
26%
27
26%
26 3/4
26%
27%
26%
27 Ve
;
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*483/4
50
*49%
50
50
50
preferred-
Natural
_5(
51%
513/4
*503/4
51%
50 3/4
503/4
50
50
50
51
31 Ve
381%
38
38 3/i
38
38%
19,200
173/4
-No pal
Gas
3
Mfg Co.
A
4
39
17%
393/8
18
173/4
18
273/4
*49%
50
*491/4
28
50
16,100
V
.1,300
2,700
70
1,400
173/4
173/4
17%
2,300
12
121/4
12%
121/4
12
12 y«
Xll3/4
12
11%
12 Ve
7,600
26%
26 i/e
26%
26
26
253/4
26
26
26'/4
1,300
27%
27%
27%
21 Ve
27%
21 Ve
277/8
28
273/4
28'/«
97'/4
*96%
*96%
99
26%
26'/4
100
*96
97%
26
26 '/a
1
—
39
.
281/4
25
Bldg
1
par
*9%
17%
A.
-100
*72
Erie A Pittsburgh RR Co.
__50
*70%
series
371%
25%
263/8
5
.8.50
common
25%
10
Phonograph
Equitable Gas Co
preferred
32%
9
31%
*70
-1
Amer
2nd
Ecfultable Office
700
J4
13%
1
23,500
Empire District Electric Co
RR
363/4
21,100
.100
Co
5%
5%
36%
112
.10
preferred
Erie
36y2
36%
1113/4
163/4
Endicott Johnson Corp common
4%
preferred
9
36%
36%
112%
413%
29% May 19
29
2,100
87'%
Radio
10% Jun
31%
16%
Electric
27y2 8ep
31%
41
Emerson
July 13
313%
86'%
Emerson
102
31 '%>
163/4
Co common
Paso
311/4
--10
5%
El
1,000
31%
413%
203* Aug
4
13% Aug 12
26% July 28
7% Jan
Apr 21
see
54% Apr
9
413/4 Jun 17
23
—5
Electric Storage Battery
Elgin National Watch Co~
11
22% Jan
8% Nov 27
22% Jan
B
70% Jun
4
Jan
Mus
23
88%
preferred
A
23
38%
y.
5,400
23
112%
38%
;vi35
3,30O
9V*
23
1
preferred
Elastic Stop Nut Co
Electric Auto-Lite (The)
12
8
20% Sep
26
2
36
23/4
23
31%
16%
4%%
Elec
25% Dec
8
12
36
112
112
65
23%
l
-50
Manufacturing
Products
♦64
2%
9i%
40%
Corp
4V4%
Ekco
64'%
2%
93/8
87
n»w
Edison Bros Stores Inc
11
20% Aug 16
45% Mar
Eaton
*63
64%
16%
preferred
3% Sep
3
28% Sep 30
14% July 28
49% Mar 29
35% Jan
Apr
6%
:
2%
9%
413%
Eastern Stainless Steel Corp
Eastman Kodak Co common
1
*63
2%
9%
87%
.
9% Jan
172
64%
16 3/4
Eastern Airlines Inc.
4
-
2%
9%
4,100,
40%
Eagle-Plcher Co
Mar
*63
400
12,100
86
DWG Cigar Corp.
26% Sep 20
165
v
2%
9'%
123
17
50
29 '/4 Aug
18
.
2%
9%
50
12
22
123
1223%
243/4
12,600
88%
-50
28
Jan
2,000
83%
41%
preferred
18% Jan
473/4 Dec
127
163/4
4%
preferred
4.20%
preferred
21% Apr
15% Jan
169
*123
50
233/4 Mar 11
16
32
41%
preferred
53% Sep 30
28% Jan
30
121
81
87%
com.
18
41% Jun
*31%
1223%
1433/4
22
156% Sep
36% Sep
!
82%
(E I) A Co-
17% Sep
31
32
173/8
No par
20% Sep
13% Dec
8% Dec
121
81
87%
Common
Eastern
X31%
333/4
343/8
5
243/4 Aug
9
17% Aug 20
63 Vt May 24
83%
243%
10
4
32
82%
243/4
99%
8
32
■
84
33%
1213/4
19% Mar 2?
15% Mar 17
32%
.
80%
33%
No par
4
5,500
No par
Duplan Corp
27
7,700
15%
25%
—No par
Aug 25
45%
15
24%
series.
12 %
443%
15
.33%
series.
7
451/4
15
25%
25
*63
$3.50
10
43%
151/4
41% "
preferred
Dunhill International
44%
15
41%
common
convertible
43%
15%
85%
common
$4 preferred series A
3%%
43%
<
5
Douglas Aircraft Co Inc
Dresser
126
2,900
9%
„
common.
Dow Chemical Co
n.
I
*35
10
2,800
26,900
33 %
50c
preferred series
Co
28%
35%
100
x33%"> 33%
14
Distillers
conv
,82%
*121
47
*
32%
*
'. i"
35
Diana Stores Corp^.
Cup Co
32%
81%
2
Co
Corp-Seagrams
Dlvco Corp
32
„25
.
Car
*
46%
*99
*95
-31/
Co
Diamond Alkali Co
15
Preferred
Sep
19%
14%
1
2
9% Jan
"19%
300
20%
100% Apr
35% Sep
51
19%*
10
143%
95%
6
10% May 10
*13%
43%
13
6
14%
*14
6%
19%
94% Jan
9% Jan
41%
92
*6%
431%
Detroit-Michigan Stove Cox
Detroit Steel
Corp
8
8,500
41%
92
6%
*94%
20
Detroit Hillsdale A S W RR Co.100
8
2,400
43%
28% Jan
52% Mar
54%
41%
6%
14%
136
95%
30% Dec
53% Sep
51% Sep
*14
54'A
95
*93
,6%
29%
*134
v
54%
43%
14
7
141/2
41
95
*6%
29%
136
54%
*94%
$4.50
1
*14
20%
41%
*93
6%
14%
*14
Preferred
61% July
95
*134
543/4
41
41%
*6
29%
136
54%
7
Inc
du pont de Nem
47% July
41
*93
30
29%
*134
.54%
6%
1
48% Jan
30
136
54%
95
150
4
40
100
Detroit Edison
Mar 12
30
*134
54%
2.50
common
30%
136
54%
122% Oct
49
105
2,200
30
*134
11
8
73/4
*104
29%
100
No par
12
12
7%
105
700
104% Jan
Jan
*104
39,500
115% Jan
50% Jan
11,300
73%
105
12%
Jan
45
900
7%
105
613/4
97
Dec
105
12%
108% Dec
52
28%
*60%
118% Jan
23
28%
12%
4
47% Apr
43% Jun
29%
613%
10
7
*28%
8
12%
23
Feb
1,000
29%
7%
613/4
Jun
48
8%
12%
Jun
Apr 27
*8%
613/4
91
42
8%
12%
89% Jun
Sep
1,400
8%
61
109
25 %
25,000
8%
13
Derby Oil Co (The)
Sep 28
53/a
54'%
8%
61%
pfd
Dr
8
_
50c
10
15
53/8
54
2,400
50c
18% Sep
7
92% July 21
44 % July 12
43% Jan
53%
54
12%
*28%
,
8
105
53%
54
160
15
195
951/4
Dobeckmun
102% Jan
105
12%
*180
100%
4
10
105
7%
53%
54%
15
123%
195
*95
16
29
8
5%
*53
15%
12%
*99
Aug
94 % Jun
7%
X
15
*180
95
31% Sep
12% Feb
33% Jun
6
15%
12%
195
99
14% Jan
26
12%
*180
95
26% Aug
10% Jan
23% Mar 10
*15%
12%
195
8%
Escrow ctfs for
5%
15%
12%
*180
12%
preferred
Dixie
*15
12%
195
54%
Escrow ctfs for
'
15%
12%
8%
Delaware Lack A Western
50
Delaware Power A Light Co—13.50
Denver A Rio Grande West RR—
.
*15
*180
61%
Delaware A Hudson
.
3,700
99
A
7%
9,960
93'%
100
Records
Deere
8
20% Jan
1
Sep
8
2% Apr 80
16% Mar 25
15
16
32% Jun
Apr
30% Dec
17% Sep
18% Sep
25
May
301/4
92%
13
Deep Rock Oil Corp
24% Jan
293/4
93
100
Decca
2
30%
92%
series B
14
2
29%
92%
3.90% series C
Rubber Co
22
5
29%
92
62
Preferred
14% Sep
52% Feb
15% Oct
3.75%
55
30% Jan
29%
12%
Dayton Power A Light common
Preferred 3.7b% series A
11
33% Jan
30
92%
56%
10
35% Jan
18
29%
92%
61%
preferred
12% May 14
47% Jan
5
15
61
convertible
Dayton
21
30%
94 %
8%
1
26
40% Sep
10% Oct
270
30
1
Inc
19% Jan
Jun
14%
*35
No par
common
A
Preferred
153/a
94%
55%
1
preferred
15
105%
5%
No par
12% May 4
9% Apr 27
2
28% Jun
24% Jan
common
Daystrom Inc.
96% Apr 23
100
Mar 12
*104%
100
Davega Stores Corp
14% Mar 15
104%
15%
10
common
Dana Corp common
3%% preferred series A
21
800
9.300
104%
pfd
Cushman's Sons Inc 7%
Aug 20
2
151/4
100
preferred
Cutler-Hammer
2
*1%
55'/4
"
5
Publishing
Class
1%
35 Ve
Inc
Curtlss-Wrlght
Aug 11
1%
36
,
v
15
preferred
Prior
560
543/4
$7
Aug
5,300
4%
35%
4
107
140
20
151%
Curtis
5
*4
.
3,300
183
553%
2
4
4
193A
36
9% Aug
54% Jan
4
183
193%
54%
Cunningham Drug Stores Inc_2.50
31
183
19%
97%
.81%
35'/4
Cuneo
21
80%
54%
5
93% Dec
823%
114%
102
35%
5
49% Sep
*96%
►100 .*
54%
9% Jan
19
114%
97>/2
101
55
30% Apr
6% Apr
93
Jan
2
115%
182
4%
2
114%
5,250
1,700
36%
7% Jun 30
8% Apr
2
100% July 28
57% Feb
4
4'A
2,000
91%
81
19%
4%
27%
91%
*100
<182
19%
27%
91 »/2
54%
52% Apr
15
182
700
27
*96
7
81%
19%
48
35%
27% May 14
5% Sep
'
97'%
101-
81%
50
473/4
-90%
.
116% 116%
183
4%'
1%
91
:
21%
*49 'A
47%
26%
27
*96
21%
50
473/8
35%
Mar 17
12% Mar 19
Press
2iy»
*491/4
56
34% Jan
4%%
4,700
'
;;
55%
preferred
Cudahy Packing Co
3
213%
21%
900
35%
18
29
4,800
5
common
21
.
4,400
48%
28%
/15
21
64
20'%
48%
15%
Nov
Sep
21%
19%
48%
28 %
6% Sep
27
21
20
15%
Cuban-American Sugar common
7% preferred
2
21 %
19%.
47%
28
Amer common
Convertible
Cuba TiR
21%
20 •
48%
No par
Zellbrbach
$4.20/ preferred
10
6
Mar 17
21 %
19%
No par
preferred
Crown
1
8
180
15
2
5.700
2.50
Crown Cork <fe Seal common
Sep 27
Apr
(The)
32,600
*100
~
:82%
*181%
19%
91% Jan
11
116%
83%
1,200
103%
711/4
90%
'97%
82%
92
10%
-26%
•
101
92
93%
4,600
70%
21%
90%
'
2,300
11
47%
*96
12%
71%
50 ;
*100
12%
10%
*47%
116%
97%
-101
93%
1,200
121/4
71
21%
48
v
*/
8
20
10%
*49%
1
3
2
116%
116
100
series of 1947-100
931/4
Shares
7%
19%
48
;
21I/2
Corp___1
*12
8
19%
71%
*47%
100
2
Jan 21
27% Mar 12
■
12 %
*49%50
■'*
Corp
95
15% Mar
21%
47%
v
25% Jan
21%
50
7%
19%
10
20%
47%
7%
19%
the Week
70%
-
'48%
*49%
preferred
Cum pfd 3%%
22
20%*
49%
50
Exchange Bank A Tr Co
Corning Glass Works common
•
19%
48%
50
Corn
2
13
34% Apr
7%
*18%
8
10
183
2
7%
19%
1
Aue 25
85% Sep
8%
19%
8
9
92% Aug 26
102
Oct. 1
Steel Corp
14
Cooper-Bessemer Corp common
5
Copper Range Co
No par
Copperweld Steel Co common
5
28
43% Dec
Friday
Sept. 80
19%
Continental
9
48% Jain
Thursday
Sept. 29
12%
10
of
8ales for
Wednesday
Sept. 28
93%
5
Continental Insurance
Continental Motors
Oil
SALE PRICES
Tuesday
8
25
Continental
HIGH
Sept. 27
2
convertible preferred
Continental Diamond Fibre
May 19
AND
Monday
Far
5%
21% Sep 27'
25% Apr 22
50% Sep 24
11% Mar 25
62% Jan
15
STOCK
Continental Cop A Steel Ind com
1
Jan
14
13
19% Sep
19% Sep
8% Apr
20
15% Jan
TVb Sep
19% Sep
6
Feb
w
TOBK
LOW
EXCHANGE
97% July 29
11% Aug 12
48% Oct
15% Sep
NEW
Highest
17'/2 Jun
«
STOCKS
,
Monday, October 4, 1954
10
*96
26%
9%
9%
9%
99
27%
26%
9%
11%
17%
171/4
17
72
72
71%
71%
73
*70%
97/8
171/a
72%
&
*70%
73
17%
18
*96
26%
27%
9%
97/a
271/2
9%
600
9,200
17%
71 y4
7P/4
.--;*7l%
72
73
<
-*70%
73
*70%
Wj
17%
10,200
171%
17
■
2,200
91V*
400
"
Volume 180
Number 5365
.
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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;
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Cootinaetf—Pag* I
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Year 1953
4
11 VB
Sep 20
16
i-±7B
12
Nov
10
16% May
4
39 % Sep
14
59% Mar
4
49% Jan
4
July 13
1% Apr
26
2% Jan
28% Mar 23
27% Jun
12
2
Jan
21
3
2
21% Jan
4
10% Mar 25
9% Jan
11
13% May
14
15
29
14% Oct
13
16% Mar 24
15
15% Jun
17
19
.
Jan
Ex-Cello
18
19
16% Jan
1
Falstaff Brewing
5
22 y4 Aug
3
Family Finance
Fajardo
14
52% Jan
11
66
Aug
4
20% Jun
29
26
Jan
27
5%
Sugar
11% Sep
17
16% Apr
8
Oct
9
66% Mar
9
52
20
64% Apr
5
5%
40
Sep
14
53% May
7% Apr
4
45% Aug 31
56 y2 Apr
8
15
3% Dec
22
31
6
8
3% Apr
1
23
Jan
19
14
48
Jan
5
38% Jan
29
13
Jan
15
8% Jan
1
35% Sep
8% Dec
Oct
29% Jan
15
101% Jun
1
Federal-Mogul
10% Apr
Felt
4
27% Aug 18
Federated
30
15
12
29
Sep
8
63
Jan
12
83% Sep
23
Oct
26
104% Sep
24
Dec
54
49 V* Feb
21
56% July
8
9% Aug
*2
30
18
32
10
100
Sep
7% Mar
13% Mar 17
7% Dec
93
Mar 25
25 v* Jan
Feb
98 y* Jan
11
4
25
24%
24%
24%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
16
16
15%
153/4
>15%
15 VB
15'/4
151/4
15%
15%
15%
3,500
21 y4
21%
211/8
21 Vb
2 IVb
2iy»
21
21 y8
2,700
•63%
66 y2
64%
*62 »/2
64
623/4
623/4
22%
23 VB
22%
23%
22%
231/b
22%
22%
22%
22%
2,600
12 y8
12 y4
12
12
12
12 Vb
12
12'ZB
12
12 Vb
10,700
•51
47
y8
24% Feb
27
16% Jan
&
29% Dec
16% Aug 24
21% Jun 10
7
28 VB Jan
38% Sep
l
23
'■»
54
*45'/2
473/4
4%
4%
4%
*4%
4%
•4/ 29%
29%
291/4
291/4
533/4
53
533/4
9%
'9
4%
4%
•4%
4%
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
52%
54%
53 y4
54%
53
53%
9 Ve
26%
10
94%
94%
93%
941/4
28y8
28%'
27%
28 %
27%
27%
83 y4
83 y4
83%
83 y4
82
831/4
106 y4
100
106 V2
preferred
100
106
56 y2
8%
28
Florida
39% Oct
21
38 VB Jan
49% July 23
Florida
Power
31
17% Jan
6
ll7/a Jan
23
Follansbee
11
31% Dec
92
Sep
16
99
33% Oct
6
30 y4 Jan
3
81
Jun
Jun
5
37% Jan
26
3%%
convertible
3%%
preferred
9% Dec
30
13% Apr
13
39% Sep
1
14% Jan
15
Dec
22
4% Sep
15
15% Sep
15
5
19
8% Apr
30
27% Jan
S
7% Aug
2
27% Sep
22
4
8% Aug
5
41% Sep
28
13
34% Apr
30
Jan
25% Sep
37 % Mar 12
:
33 %
41% Aug 23
5% Aug 16
25 :
:
May
20% Jan
22
27% Jan
24
104% Feb
6
103
Jan
18
Sep
15
40% Dec
18
38
Jan
13
Nov
19
July
9% Sep
70
May
3
Mar 24
22% Mar 17
5
4
$4.50
.6
General
4
14
Mar 25
10% Jan
4
Jan
71
Feb
2
84
Sep
9
41
8
30% Mar
35% Mar 25
$8
22
16% Jun
10
19% Jan
28
129% Apr
2
10% Nov
11% Dec
9
35% Jun
7
129
Aug 10
28
Jan
8
11
36Jan
4
Jan
4
39
48% Mar 24
16
25
15
122.
46% Mar 24
July 28
31
4
Jau
17% May
2
Dec
117
.-37% May 17
17% Sep
1
'14% Aug 23
-
75% Aug 25
78
46 y8
47%
100
iooy2
IOO1/2
♦100%
8% Sep
61% Dec
32%
7%
*7%
88% Jun
18
94% Jan
Dec
31
14% Mar 19
; 9%
98%
*983/4
32 »/4
32 y2
32%
61
Jan
General
60% Jan
9
5
Jan
4
Mar
8
11% Feb
1
70% July 28
Jun
17
113% Jun
22
124% Jan
2
Jun
11
119
Jan
14
53% Sep
15
69% Feb
4
58% Jan
4
112% Jun
2
123% Jan
5
118% Jan
4
Jan
4
102% Sep
52
106
,
Sep
15
21% Sep
15
123% Feb 26
95
14
99% Jan
25% Feb
91
119
•
22% Jan
11
54% Mar 30
48 y« Jan
8
27% Mar 23
42% Aug 31
5
25
124% Mar
3
138% Sep
23
94% Sep
28
126% Sep
9
11 »/2
63
64
14%
143/4
14%
14%
3,000
29%
30 '/a
29%
29%
39,100
81
81
Corp
1
.
1
281%
28%
301/4
81
28 y8
81
82
1
28 y8
28'%
100
80 Va
80%
1
•5%
5%
1
26 VB
*26%
8%
8%
8%
8%
common
(The).:
(Robert) common
Inc
-
41%
*41%
31%
31%
*31%
32%
33 VB
32%
32%
32
34%
35
35%
36%
36%
37'%
1
4%
4%
4%
4%
32%
No pax.
50
28
30% Aug
4
73% Aug 23
Motors
Preferred
General Outdoor Advertising No par
Portland
General
4
49% Sep
8
59% Dec
21
57% Jan
4
96
3% Dec
10
4% Jan
5
3% Jan
4
29% Dec
28
28% Jan
18
4% Aug 20
34% Aug 19
General Public Utilities Corp.
34% Aug 11
General Railway
15
23% Jun
10
25
18
Sep
:
May 11
93
>
.
37% Jan
21
25V4 Mar 26
16
Oct
100
Jan
100
18
Jan
107
27
5
Aug
Aug 16
15% Sep
9
Precision
1
Co
65% Dec
21% Sep
General
Cement
Eqp Corp..
5*
General Realty
5
Signal com.No par
100
preferred
16
12% Jan
4
15
25 % Feb
3
20% Apr
28
24% July 22
General
-
14%
14%
51
Jan
12
51% July 13
General
Shoe
87% Jan
6
86% Dec
2
30
14
41
23
96% Mar 16
Apr
33% May 11
25%
Sep~22
99
Sep
8
22% Sep
15
34% Mar 11
74% Dec
16
85
.
69 f
July 29
31% Feb
18
25% Jan:
2
Sep
100
76'
May 11
1
,
99
4
29% Jan
75%Jan%
72% Feb
16
4
Jan
11
13 V* Jan
4
28
18% Jan
15
32% Jan
2
49% Dec
14
46
12% Sep
15
16% Mar 25
13
82% Oct
2
80
10% Sep
23
21% Jan
9
10% Jan
27% Oct
14
38% Mar 20
6% Dec
15
8% Jan
139% Dec
130% Jun
30
Sep
14
19
60% Sep
21
80% Jan
.
Mar
8% Feb
31
137% Apr
5
7
33
General Time
Sep
'
100% Apr
7
12
40% July 29
.
23%
*22%
128 »/2
•127
4%%
21
70% 8ep
17
18% July 22
29
19% Sep
23
26
Jan
4
52% Jan
12
40% Aug 25
7% Aug
2
Jan 27
150,-
26% July 30
Sep
24
83% Sep
17
Feb
9
105
Gimbel
Brothers
72
701/2
71
44
43%
44i/4
43%
43%
43%
44
13%
13%
13%
13
13 ya
♦71
71 %
44 y4
43%
•
$4.50
Glldden Co
15
2
4% Dec
59
Mar 19
108% Feb
4
29
104% Aug 23
109
20
6% Sep
2
Gotham
1
Gould-National
1
4
27% Jan
4
42 y4 Aug
22
2% Mar 25
1 % Jan
4
1% Aug
16
19
Grace
Dec
25
7
Jan
12
13% Sep
24
6% Jun
19
9% Feb
26% Jan
18
34% Dec
30
31% Apr
28
4«% Aug
3
14% Sep
15
20% Jan
5
14% Jun
29
19% Sep
30
85% Oct
15
98% Jan
28
86% Jan
29% July 16
34 % Dec
31
33
97% Feb
4
16% Jan
86% May 22
7
Dec 22
7
Apr
94% Jan
7% Mar
5
19
8
2
103
Sep
30
40% Aug
18
100
Mar
9% July 26
*34
5
Nov
17%
6ct~~l
128% July 17
64% Apr
Jan
17
Jan
4
Aug
24% Jun
9
54
Jan
11
Jun
9
17% Jan
4
19% Mar 27
141
15
78
Mar
Dec
2
31
29% Dec
22
40% Jan
19% Sep
18
23% Mar 25
For
footnotes
6
73% Aug
56
30
52
29
27
Nov
39% Mar 17
30
14%, Jan
19% Nov
27
28% Dec
4
see
page
2
28
4
2
Granite
5%%
Grant
125i/4
125%
125%
124%
102i/4
102'A
102 Va
♦101%
102
281/2
281%
*28%
29
73
731/2
733/b
73%
1,700
47%
47%
47%
48 y4
7,000
28%
28%
71%
/.
*23%
72'/4
48%
•97
4%
33%
31%
•104
49%
4%
4%
33%
33%
32%
*100
$2.25
conv
♦32
32%
37%
93'/4
*91%
80
37
15%
68%
19
Western
30
9
78 % Aug
17
Green
Jun
18
33% Feb
1
Green
40 y8
20% Jan
8
26 Vb Aug
17
Greenfield
L)
102
39%
7i/4
IVB
•147 »/4
•
*95
33 y8
33%
33%
33%
31%
32
♦100
37%
93%
*91 %
92%
80
*78
80
37
161/a
67
IVA
149%
20%
20%
104'/4
102%
104%
104
83
*104%
82%
82%
105
105
39%
105
81 '/a
81%
*104%
105
6
61/4
39
39'/4
39
39%
4,100
39 '/a
38
38%
37%
38 Vb
8.500
6,500
1%
13/b
12%
12%
45*/4
41%
46
19%
18%
19'/4
84,600
101%
102 %
2,300
2,000
1 %
1%
1%
12%
12%
121%
44%
45%
441/2
44'%
44%
19%
18%
191/4
18%
21%
21%
21%
67%
67%
67%
31%
30V4
*32%
30%
291/4
146
*77
77%
77 %
301/4
30%
30%
23'A
23'%
23 y8
101 %
36%
37
36%
363/4
99
99
*99 '/4
99%
30
93/b
9%
2,900
9%
91/2
9%
32%
33
32'%
*321/2
20 y8
20%
1451/2
146
•77
791/2
30%
30%
23 V*
9'/2
33
*32%
190
33
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
2,800
68
•
67%
68
6734
68%
^H3,100
30 y4
30%
30 y4
31 '/a
16.600
20 %
3,600
31
20 '/4
147
79'%
30%
20
147 «/2
*77
30y4
'
23'/4
6,000
99
21%
68%
•
3,700
37%
37%
*98j/2
9%
'
103
102
101
37%
1,300
6
39'/4
121%
99
10,400
81%
105
6 Vb
1%
102%
900
4,700
104
6
12%
32%
Tap & Die Corp..No par
80%
•104%
1%
21%
Inc—,
103
12%
„
300
7'A
*147%
681/4
100
100
1
5,900
7'A
32'%
20%
5,700
201%
25
31%
39 'A
149%
No par
Ore Prop__No par
147
39'/b
39
7%
9»/4
20 »/4
5,300
391/2
20%
1
31'/4
18%
20%
100
147
18%
20%
21
36%
No Par
16%
89'/4
18%
*147'/4
•98'/4
Ry Co
163/s
89%
18%
7%
38%
9%
25,700
16%
90
1491%
39 Va
9 VB
5.500
IVB
39
37'A
67%
*147y4
6%
#98'/2
19,700
66%
67
10
16
?i/4 '
38%
100
10
80
15%
16'/b
149% "
6%
Sugar com—No par
661/2
19%
38%
Co—
92%
18%
6'/b
37%
5,800
36%
♦91
18%
38%
99
102
♦78
16 y8
6 Va
99
361/4
80
♦89%
38%
18%
190
700
'
*100
102
92'%
15%
17 i/s
3.9 7/a
600
16.400
32
92%
•78
89'%
39%
*31%
36%
16%
39%
22'/b
361/4
89%
6'/b
Stores com
•100
17%
38%
971/2
22
89%
5
Paper
Co
102
36 '/2
No par
4
18%
3,100
22 '/b
95
105
1%
1,200
.50%
*104%
39
10
14%
50%
104 'A
1%
*14%
14%
106
22 '/a
21
09
1,400
♦104
94%
105
♦104%
303/4
303/4
30%
106
51
104%
82%
8,300
9,800
95'%
*20%
21
100
43/b
34»/a
51
,
149 »/2
200
98
95%
22%
661/2
18%
1,900
4%
96
67%
17
♦88%
14%
1,300
*
333/4
4%
51
22'/b
16
IVB
preferred
<.
Bay & Western RR—_
(H
15
30%
>*104
♦95
97
34
*50y4
.22%
16%
39%
preferred
Iron
Northern
106
♦14%
67
i
19%;.
17%
Northern
4
15
30'A
30%
*104
15%
leys
67%
80
45%
Great
1%
*
•100
♦91%
44'%
Great
19
33%
51
♦78
10
20% Aug
147% Sep
4%
33%
14%
102
•95
4%
31%
13
Great
97
*95
,
34'/8
104%
12%
16
33% Aug 17
48'/4
4%
30%
5
Gravson-Robinson
73i/4
72%
48
,
33%
104%
31%
29
,
4%
106
•147%
preferred
Gt Northern
*28i/a
49%
96
96
100
29
73
73
.48%
1
100
common
124j/4
91%
1%
Co
84,200
903/4
xl02 'A
No par
T)
141
Xl25%
Steel common—12.50
preferred
100
cum
30
123 y8
89%
92
3,900
94%
17%
Co
&
City
(W
3%%
Apr
28
R)
90'/b
*136
200
4,600
9%
69
1021/2
89'a
Graham-Paige Motors
131 % Jan
73
(W
140
4,800
125%
100
Inc
123 Vb
123%
93
'Vg
"'68%
;
91%
11V*
Granby Consol M 8 & P
Grand Union Co
(The)
33% Mar
*123
♦134
No par
24% Sep
1
1231/2
140
3,100
73 y4
102
No par
Batteries
70,800
125%
102
89 VA
Hosiery
400
901/2
89%
101%
10
39% Oct
71%
99
99
;r*tf
9ya
♦123
No par
1
22,500
v'"
68
♦134
32%
preferred
21
4% Apr
681/2
68
68 "
140
37 «/b
10
9
■■7;
122%
33%
10
67%
V. 72%
73V4
100
■'
32%
F)
*99
.
9
9
33%
Inc
600
12%
♦125% •125%
No pax
(B
29% July
9% Jan
68
72%
100
:
v
32'/4
Common
$5
"
122%
♦134
Goodyear Tire & Rubber—
43% Sep
102% Jun
♦99
9
33%
2.50
♦70
71
*70
73
33%
Telegraph Co
Co
<;
,67
68 «/2
140
5
(The!)
Ooodflll-Sanford
Goodrich
67%
9
x
72
100
♦99
•91/8
♦122% .123
•134
13%
33%
Goebel Brewing Co.
Gold A Stock
*
»':■
33%
Gleaner Harvester^orp
-
"
73%' "73%
"•'73:y2'
100 V'
100
9
""•13% •'13%
13y4 r
100
preferred
1,900
15%
67%
95%
common
661/4
12%
67 %
95%
1
1
68'A
♦12%
95%
2.50
12%
67-
1281%
12%
95%
;
15%
12%
69%
22'/b
& Rubber com
16
12%
2,000
67%
69
■
110
1,300
♦12%
12%
51
preferred
Georgia-Pacific Plywood Co
Gillette (The) Co common
16
82
37%
22%
15%
15
preferred
♦127
128 %
♦127
!
22%
*15%
22%
3%%
16% Sep
128 V2
*127
♦37
15%
15%
51
100
82'
22%
•14%
Corp common.No par
'
82%
3,100
'
37%
22%
*50%
preferred
General Tire
21
Sep
26
4%%
Aug 25
93% Sep
80
89 y2
9% May j 3
77
General
"
82 »/4
20
Castings $6 pfd,
Telephone Corp
14 VB
22%
,
2,800
27%
371/2
16
280
137
14 y8
227/8
23
5,400
3,40)
9%
27%
83
No par
Gen 8teel
37% May 21
8
4
28% Jan
20
Apr 20
4
Jan-
79% Apr
11
4
Dec
10% Jan
9% Oct
7
Jan 28
101
136%
■
54
14%
14%
37%
128 y2
110
106
27% "27%
22%
1
Corp
10
137
141/2
14%
f
9%
137
9%
'
•*v
54
54'%
53%
137
27%
♦105%
106
>
9,400
4,100
'
9%
9%
10
Refractories
12
19 •
♦105%
55
10c
A Utilities
Dec
Sep
40% Nov
10% Jan
1
$2.90 convertible preferred-No par
Public Service
10c
General
1051%
600
28% *>28%
37%
73
5
No par
28%
821/4
13%'
No par
series
$3.75
281/2
5,600
33%
¥
•'
No par
28%
38
71%
_1
common
32%
83
44
No par
Corp
32%*
38
67 %
1
preferred
32%
83
12%
No par
100
9,1/J
4%
37%
16
3
100
35%
4%
83 VB
•127
2
conv)—No par
preferred
35 y4
4%
4
22%
No par
_^_100
Corp
37
4'/2
37%
•83
100
Corp com
35%
609
27%' 27%
27%
27%
1,400
'
14% '"14%
No par
new
27%
''28 """
32'/4
28
•
137
< 137'A
137'
137
27%
31 y8
♦31%
28
54%
9%
9%
9%
9%
137
'
41%
31 y8
32%
32%
105'/a
55
-
5
2nd
28%
1051/4
54%
54%
.54%
5
common-
281/4
'
106
•105
41%
31%
31%
41/2
'28%
1051/4
27%
*27%
1
100
42
♦31%
29
321%
'
600
*41%
31%
32 »/2
32%
32%
33
.
42
*27%
29
*27%
28%
•27%
'
1.66%
com
^
4%
'
50
preferred
General
3,200
41%
Corp.:
convertible
6,500
8%
31%
preferred
3%%
26%
8%
41%
_i
Finance
5%
26 y4
8%
31%
preferred
cum
5%
26%
8%
41%
Transportation—2.50
($2
5%
26 VB
5
com
1,600
5%
5%
50
;
Inc
ooj
82
*81
8%
26
"
.
3,500
26'/8
■•' •' 5%
25%
"
2
Co
(The)
5%
5%
25
No par
5
common
(The)
Industries
*80
8%
Instrument Corp
General Mills common
$5
2,400
liy4
63
Foods
$3.50
5<fc
-
11 Vb
General
ft
100
8
*7%
8
*
14%
General
101*
5,500
62'A
General Electric Co
28
8
90
32%
11%
preferred.
10
General Dynamics Corp common
3
80% July 22
21
983/4
14%
series
5
Jan
•
32%
11%
General Contract Corp common
4
8% Jun
.
380
983/4
32 Vb
99
♦73/4
8
*7%
8
120
6,400
47
108
63%
preferred
General Cigar Co Ihc com
7* preferred
13% Sep
94
2
46%
1071/4
14%
Bronze
9% Jan
16
47%
1071/4
11 Va
Baking Co
56% Feb
_.11% Feb 26
15
108
33»/2
33%
101
46%
107 'A
47 y4
46%
98%
'
50% Jun 23
100%
98%
98%
98%
.
108
109
108
1071/2
106
101
47%
47 y«
48%
47%
62%
conv
6*
100
1
14%
Preferred
25
203/4
47%
7%
preferred
4Jt
Aug 24
48% Jun
48%
203/b
47%
33%
Coxp
General Cable Corp com—
4% 1st preferred
July 23
July 15
473/4
20%
46%
64%
Amer
General
15% Aug 11
78
48%
20%
47%
11 y8
preferred
Jan
6
16
48%
20%
47 I/b
14%
Container
General
15
48%
20%
48
11 Vb
General American Investors
15% Sep
29% Sep
100%
48 Va
20%
631/2
convertible
Gaylord
29% Aug 27
100 1/2
48%
20%
50
14%
Wood
3
11
3
18% Jan
11,800
38
98%
convertible preferred
148% Feb
135% Aug
'
29
57 y4 Aug
15,100
47%
373/4
11 Vb
Co
4%%
107% Aug 27
9% July 30
14% Mar 18
155
1
Gar
28% Sep
4
Dec
31
5,900
203/4
47 y8
38%
65%
Gardner-Denver
2
47»/2
20%
37%
11%
Garrett Corp
34 y4 Aug
25% Jan 22
29% Mar 24
Sep 24
31% July 26
7
98% Jun
L
6%
7
471/4
18'/a
38%
64%
Gamewell Co
4
3,400
18'/a
381/4
1
Gamble-Skogmo
12
373/4
18'A
38
10
Galr Co Inc
3% Apr
20
7% Mar 12
700
373/4
100
preferred
Gabriel
24% Jan
27
33% Jan
17% Jan
4%
4
22% Jan
28% Jan
10
Sep 10
Jan
18»/b
No par
Fruehauf Trailer Co
82
1031/4
18%
10
Co
30% Sep
4
*102%
18%
34
Corp
Froedtert
May
.23
2
21% Sep 21
22% 8ep 15
3% Sep 14
21% Aug 31
Freeport
29
103%
♦18%
100
15% Aug 27,
4
♦1021/4
181/4
Sulphur Co
Franklin Stores
17
preferred
Corp
Francisco Sugar
2
Sep
6% Jan
38% May 19
10
66
34% Jan ' 6
13
15
20% Jun
Foster-Wheeler
May 19
11% Aug
7
69% Jan
3
6% Sep
33% Dec
14
Jan
28
7% Mar
9
4
23% Jan
6
34% Aug 16
Mar 22
11
27% Mar 24
79
20% Jan
4
10
9
Jan
11
45% Jan
51% Mar 17
May 15
Jan
6% Jan
19
34'/2
103 VB
*18 VB
1
Mar 16
15
34 y®
r^03 VB
10
Sep 28
20
34%
103'/a
15
100
5,400
34%
48%
common
109
2,400
t
34'/4
34
34%
buo
83/4
8%
103 y8
10
& chem Corp
4
190
347/B
No par
pfd ser of '51
Inc
2.700
56
56
8%
83/4
18 Va
cum
6
13% Apr
142
Stores
88 y2 Jan
23% Jan
.
Fair
$4.20 dlv
94% Jan
29
20
24
7,500
81%
107%
27%
"
55
55
37%
Food Machinery
28
12
15
68
Food
23
Sep
48% Sep
27
6% Dec
21% Sep
101
12
Jan
103
14% Sep
10
48% Sep
93% Jan
2
96% Jan
9
89
Jan
43% Jan
217b
80%
106%
J
•
1031/2
.7%
Light Co
Corp
106%
34 y8
1
Corp
&
Steel
1,400
'103 Vb
No par
Co
Power
9
11% Dec
22% Feb
; 8%
5
(The) common.No par
;
12,000
93
81%
105%
8%
"
9
28
93
27%
27%
x81
55%
8%
92%
'
700
27%
93'/4
27%
9'
28%
*9
9%
27
55%
56%
56%
8%
56
No par
Carpet Co
Co
53%
1,200
11,400
•
9 V\
27%
105'%
300
1,300
4
9y8
105
100
53
♦51%
47%
29%
94
200
46
54
*45%
4%
94 %
53
*45
♦51%
47
47
& Rubber com—12.50
31% Jun
July 23
♦621/2
64
54
•51%
54
46
''
♦63
•
"
1
(The)
1,000
15%
21%
27 y8
$4 preferred
Florence Stove
23,500
15%
16
♦15%
•15%
5
Corp
Flintkote
4,600
>
24%
15 Va
<
21%
9'/4
6
28
2ya
243/b
243/4
15%
27 V*
First National Stores
357/8 Aug 18
103 y8 Sep
7,500
*2
2VB
♦2
24%
9%
Firth
3,500
76
16
5
common
Co
8
12%
75
16 y8
1
Firestone Tire
12%
76
25%
-
25% Sep
2ya
26%
Mfg
1,200
12%
1
4
•15%
50
2
Corp
4%%
*2
2 %
.
5
Tarrant
Filtrol
71%
15%
50
;
Stores
12%
72%
24%
•15%
1
common
1953 series.
Corp
12%
71%
5
Corp
Dept
12%i
50
Corp
Fidelity Phoenix Fire Ins N Y
107% Mar 19
17
&
Ferro
99% July 23
Feb
14% Jan
76
2y8
•2
12%
16%
1
pfd ser A
Fawick
12%
72%
►72
l
common
Corp
pfd
4
6
107
8
May
5
72%
20
Corp
Corp
cum
conv
Federal
Aug 16
18% July 30
8
53% Sep
conv
30% July 30
54% Sep 27
75% Jan
14
13% Jun
Co
Fedders-Quigan
4
20% Jan
2
86% Jan
7
67% Sep
41
Sep
27% May 21
Oct
19
9
12%
No par
Metallurgical
5%%
10% Sep
Co
preferred series B
Fansteel
48
Mar
&
Apr
14
18
Morse
12%
72 %
16'A
Shares
16%
16 %v 16%
16%
16%
16%
.16%
F&irchild Engine & Airplane Corp-1
17% Jan
8
Oct. 1
•16%
-2.50
Corp.
18% Jan
Jan
57
24
21
Buffet
the Week
Friday
Sept. 30
1
4
27
ThUkSuay
Sept. 29
3
/
Sales for
SALE PRICES
Wednesday
Sept. 28
Sept. 27
—5
j.
Inc
Fairbanks
l
18% Aug 11
Co
Corp.
Exchange
34% Apr
48% Jun
21% Sep
Products
Eversharp
77% Aug 16
22% May 11
Sep
6% Sep
16% Dec
Evans
Par
AND HIGH
Tuesday
Monday
EXCHANGE
11% Jan
12% Feb
LOW
STOCK'
NEW YORK
Highest
9
14% Mar
14
Sep
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
10
STOCKS
24
24
20 Vb
1471/2
20
1471/2
130
147%
7H/2
*77
30'/a
30
303/4
24
23%
23%
10
79%
.
-
6,500
2,300
21
22
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
(1342)
Continued—Page 6
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Ranee
STOCKS
for^revious
Highest
,
Lowest
i
Highest
2
14% Dec
11% May 21 •
14% Mar
95% Jan
90 % Jan
7
97
19% July 29
28 % Jan
22% Jan
11
4'A Dec
4% Jan
8% Jun
31
-Sep
5% Feb 4 2
29
38% Jan
26% Mar 29
21
77
68% Jan
4
87% Sep
27
$5
45% Jan
4
62
27
Gull
Oil
Gulf
States
41% Sep
14
20
Jim
90
July
92
Jim
97
July
„
50% Mar 27
29
5
106'% July 28
109
Sep 27
Jan
15
106% Mar 26
Jan
27
46% Aug 17
29 % Feb
2
57 % Sep
13
20% Apr
26% Jan
16
103% Jan
16
24
105% Jan
8
103
May
105
8
105
5
35
2
Jan
preferred
Utilities
Co—
1
35
•
97.
*95%
55%
35%
4%
32%-
12%
%
4%
31%
62
32
86%
61%
60%
,
preferred
$4.40 •diviiiMid preferred
$4.44 dividend preferred
31%
—100
—100
31%
31%
*104%
*103
104%
•108%
109%
109
106
*104%
106
31%
*103
109
109
100
21%
.31%
104%
*103
%
104%
31%
103
60
18,400
500
4%
31%
31%
32%
86
86
12,000
61 %
61
61%
37,200
31%
3,200
/
:
7
6.300
'
32
31%
t
103
*103
,
/ 104%
109
*108%
109%
*108%
106
*104%
19,700
4%
-
86 %
-
No par
—
$4.20 dividend
12%
96%
34%
.
34
>
5
31%
86
60%
,,86%
61%
35%
*4%
'
;
'95
Shares
'
12%":.
97
34%"
the Week
Oct. I
12%
*95%
•
86
32'%
86%
87%.
v
61% >62
4%
5
Friday
Sept. 30
12%
3o
Sales for
Thursday
97
34%
35%
32%
32%
87
12%
*95 %
97
«4%
r
-5*
PRICES
Sept. 29
12%
12%
12%
96%
SALE
Wednesday **
Sept. 28
12%
-
HIGH
AND
Tuesday
Sept. 27%
■
No par
125
Corp—
Common
34% July 30
100'% May 26
28% Dec
1
22
Par-
Gull Mobile & Ohio RR com.No par
35% Aug 17
26%'Dec
Sep
Monday
>,y
—
66% Sep
Jan
LOW
STOCK
EXCHANGE
••i
-
GreyhouAd Corp (The) common—3
:4%'./o preferred
100
Grumman AircraIt Corp-.,
1
Guanlanamo
Sugar
1
4
20
39% Aug 11
4
;
,
87% July 31
12'A Jan
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
lear J95it
Lowest
Monday, October 4, 1954
*104%
106
104 %
30
120
109%
106
:^H-,
32% Sep
23% Sep
16
15
36% Mar
15
30% Dec
Jan
30
18% Dec
2
31
17% Jan
17
30
,'. Hacken.sack
Water
Hall
Printing Co
(W F)
Walcli
11% Aug 2T
14
Jan
23
12% Mar
2
19% July 29
Hamilton
30
71
Jan
30
63 % Jan
5
12% Sep
100
Jun
15
16% Jan
5
12 % Jan
4
83
"Sep 22
20% July 30
Hainmermill
105% Feb
10
22% Sep
15
31
Feb
2
9
145
Feb
2
20% Aug
13
7 % May 20
5% Jan
8
102 % May
105% Mar
11
24% Jan
9
33% July 23
4
141
15
18
Aug
22 % Dec
29
4% Sep
31 % Dec
14
11% Jan
2
24
5
Sep
Dec
23
8
Mar
Sep
30
23% Sep
23
30% July 12
19
6% July 12
Jan
17
32
7
78 % Jun
15
2
85
Mar
Hazel-Atlas
Hecht
19
40
Sep
24
99
Sep
23
5
21% Jan
26
23% Aug 30
20% Feb
38% Mar 13
35
5
37% Aug
17
20% Apr
13% Mar 12
19% Aug
17
93% Sep
20
10
Feb
Jan
6
121% P'eb
2
38% Jun
18
08
Sep
15
74% Jan
6
Jim
17
120 % Jan
9
37% Sep
48% Jun
15
44 % Feb
3
4
53% Apr
14
23% Sep
12% Sep
14
26% Jan
11
11
18% Feb
2
14% Jan
11
62
19
>73% Jan
7
68
60 %
113
Aug
Mar 27
29
72% Sep
14
91
Feb
«
20
Dec
Mar
7% Jan
14%
5%
5%
20%
20%
20%
6.800
25
25%
25%
3,800
*86'%
87%
87
87
100
*39%
38%
800
23
22%
22%
37%
37
37
16%
17
16%
17
*16%
No par
93
93%
92%
93
92%
25
5%
preferred
—100
Hersliey Chocolate common—No par
series
3
4
95% Jail
12
108% Jan
22
13% Jan
4
33
Jan
7
35% Aug 25
70% July 14
Feb
Mar 25
48% Jan
% Jail
15
$4.20
conv
26
Jun
54
Sep
64% Jail •8
Dec
29
May
17% Jan
1
14
7
15% Jan
6
9% Sep
14
21% Jan
0
11% Jau
4
15% ami
3% Nov
18
1
4% Jail
94
% Jan
4
101
Feb
17
22
29 % Dec
24
28 % Jan
11
15
79
2
Mar 11
Oct
105
May 21
pfd
91%
92
91%
91%
410
39 %
38%
38%
38%
38%
9,400
10%
10%
*10%
10%
*10%
10%
200
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
9,400
*6%
6%
300
19%
19 %
19%
19%
19%
4,400
28%
*28%
28%
23'%
28 %
400
47%
48
46%
47%
46%
45%
46%
45%
46
9,200
73
73%
71%
73%
71%
72%
71
71%
70%
71
2,400
80%
80%
81
81%
80
81
80
80%
79
79
1,600
102%
*102
102%
103
*102
103
102
102
131
*128
131
127
128
5
ser
*102
B_No par
*129
100
_10()
—100
nutisum
1
Howard
2
IIowc
5
Hudson & Manhattan Cominon__100
38% Jan
29
19% Jan
8
13% Jail
14
Hunt
of
2% Jan
11
3
TTUpp
35% Sep
17
40
5
48% May 21
50
July 22
51% Aug 26
7
50
53
49% Jun
18
Jan
54% Mar 11
52 % Jun
52
51 % Jan
13
2 2'A May 18
~6
151
%
Mar* 16
"
274 Jun
38
3.700
77
2.500
19%
14%
1
Jan
26
13% July 17
15% Nov
24
1574 Jan
5
21% Sep
15
2(1 % Nov
10
25 % Jan
4
Aug 13
92% Jan
14
89 % Jan
6
14 74-Apr
28
271
76
Dec
Jan
5
166% Jan
7
26% Mar 24
1% Oct
28
15
9% Sep
15
47% Jun
16
93'% Jun
May 13
33 "A Aug
4
30
R.R
175% Oct
1
23%
*22
23
53%
53%
*53'A
54
48%
50
48-%
49
*58%
59
Co
50'A
54%
54
10
161%
&
64
63%
6374
9,100
3274
31%
3274
5,900
20%
*20'A
*20'A
34
16
20%
34%
100%
16'/a
100
173%
173%
5
100
Mining Corp
*88
1
2%
Canada com—No par
49'A
Preferred
100
;
4
■1
■>% Sep
3
International
Packers
80% Sep
27
International
Paper
295
*20%
34%
*100
20%
101 % Jan
13
139
3534
35
35
35
35
3,900
100%
101
101
101
101
160
16%
15%
15%
294'A
294'A
33
32%
174
'1733,4
54
Jan
26
373/4 Jjyi
4
21
35
Jan
19
3174 Jan
29
35 % May 28
31
20% Jail
0
13% Jan
4
24
10
31 % Dec
18
29% Apr
1
37 74 Sep
28% Oct
8
33 % Jan
22
31
May
4
23 % Dec
37% Aug
3
29
30 % Mar 18
25
Jail
5
31% Sep
22
10% Jan
4
14
28'A July
29% Jail
2
35% Aug 25
5
347/« July 21
24% Jan
4
29% Aug
5
18% Jan 20
30
15
19
11
Jan
14
41 % May 21
16
31% Mar 16
22% Jun
15
15% Dec
22
26% Mar 16
30% Jan
6
109 % Dec
10
130
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14
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May 12
112
11
Aug 13
4% Feb 19
19
Jan
6
20% Jan 21
86% Jan 8
35 /a A,,r 22
99
J"n 16
6174 Mar 31
59 % May 7
i9^4 Jan 4
Jan 4
3i
/4 Jun
9
24
-
120
Sep
7
29
Aug 17
Jau
25
8
Aug 19
28% Aug 20
36
Aug 18
95'4 Apr
1
4874 Sep 23
103
A'n' 14
78'A Sep 14
71% Sep 16
277'b Aug 3
95
SeP 13
36% Apr
13
*88'A
23/4
33%
175
175'A
175'A
3434
*331/2
3474
3774
3674
90 3 4
*88'A
2%
274
49 3A
49
49 %
48%
139%
*137
139'A
138%
37
5,200
1,700
34,600
390
100
15,300
9074
274
1.300
49 'A
18.400
140
250
14%
14
14%
13%
14
13%
14
9.600
80%
78%
80
78
78'A
77'A
78'A
8,400
$4 preferred
_No par
Int'l Rys of Cent Amer com—No par
*105%
107%
*105'A
107%
*105'A
107 %
*105'A
107%
,
No par
13% Dec
3
37
15%
294
3 2 34
14%
Shoe
423/4 July 23
57% Oct
1
*274
49%
'137
90^4
*33%
15'A
291
33
79%
International
Jan
*88'A
34 3A
37%
174
15%
294'A
14%
11
3
138%
3
49%
139
37
32%
80 %
38
40% Feb
*2%
49%
*33'A
1743/4
15%
293
14%
No par
24
2%
34%
33
79%
Salt
Sep
*33%
100
34%
100%
294%
174
20%
34%
16
327/s
20%
*162
15
International
7
20 3A
163%
101%
294
49%
139
*20%
*162%
7.50
Limited
common
27
For
90
6374
31%
32%
66
in
163%
64%
32%
preferred
1,800
32
294 %
com
100
5,100
32
No par
Chemical
4%
45
136
64
100%
No par
.-
*374
44%
136
3,300
32%
_No par
4
106% May 19
4%
161%
5
common
,Jan
4 'A
*3%
60
13,200
65
90%
103% Nov
4'A
15
32
*88
974 Jan
*3%
5374
24
64%
90%
55
*52
161'A
94
16
53%
32%
5
12% Mar 18
*52
64'A
Jan
59% Nov
53%
161%
1
Mach_
of
5334
650
200
161'A
77
Nickel
54%
32%
9
Int'l
*54'/8
64
100
preferred
International
54%
*160%
37'A
1
*5374
45
37
27
54%
138
11
no
4%
5074
*53%
44%
common
50%
600
55
135%
Inc
47'A
*52
45
443/4 Jan
§qi/ fnM
*3%
45
37%
Oot
5074
5334
139
46
33%
*»% Mnv 21
48 %
*52
14%
36%
49% Sep
7,500
50 54
53 V»
23%
33%
1*0
4774
47'A
54
*52
1474
Minerals
5
200
24
Hydro-Electric S.ys class A—25
4
9.700
58 3/4
14%
Int'l
4
49%
58 3A
24
Int'l
1% Jan
4874
15
22
34 % Jan
*53'A
59
24
34 % Sep
13074 Jan
54
49%
"58'A
14%
3774 Aug 26
2
54
48%
<
23%
4
5
22%
24%
5
2 % Jan
*21%
14%
Jan
47% Jan
22%
44%
20
Iron
Harvester
4 %
>*21%
14%
74 Jan
23
32%
x24 %
28
Feb
32%
138'A
21
29 A Sep
3%
2,100
32%
45%
21
Vnn
54
8,300
32%
.
139%
8% Sep
ana/
*52%
1,600
2%
139%
64% Sep
t..i«
54
48%
51
49 %
22%
*2%
139%
Jan
fnr
54%
3%
55
al
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*53%
48'A
50%
48%
22%
3
45'A
29
171/"
54%
-
50
23
2%
139'A
May 27
173!
'
34 '
50
22%
.!
3
1
40% May 27
Jun
50%
55
32%
50%
23'%
....
No par
May 29
27
48%
*54
15
10% Mar 17
9% Sep
50%
55
24%
64
29% Jan
48%
58%
25
132% Mar 11
18
Jun
50%
*58%
22%
"••2%v
100
Ctfs
Business
48%
>■
2
Jan
30% Dec
)
48%
*54
No par
Corp
preferred
Int'l
58%
14%
—
Interchemical
Int'l
51
58%
24 %
common
Co
Insuranshares
54%
50%
5
29
36% Dec
,
54
No par
30
38 % Dec
2,300
50%
*22%
41
-
2,100
23%
Dec
Jun
6%
*22%
45% Dec
6
6%
34%
preferred
7%
6%
34%
No par
Lt
&
Rayon
Inland Steel
Intel-lake
6%
34%
Inspiration Cons-Copper
4%%
7
39 % Jail
7
34% Dec
4
Jan
8
*6%
90
1
31
128% Sep
2774 Jan
Sep
177'a Aug 23
306
May 11
159
15
20% Sep
1
37% Aug 17
101
6%
7
34 %
5
Industrie. Eleclrlca De Mex S A
67% Aug
4
34% Aug 13
*6%
2%
50
170
4
6%
50%
49% July
11
8,500
23%
20
Pwr
July 29
21% Jan
2%
2%
preferred
cum
159
4 0 % Jau
2
50%
_5
Terminal
23
5
2%
*23%
2
Ingersoll-Rand
25
8,800
2%
2%
15
Industrial
Jan
14%
2%
6%
50
7
Dec
14%
*2%
23%
preferred
2
29% Feb
14'%
2%
50%
cum
Sep
48
14%
2%
2%
4.70%
144
165
14%
2%
23%
15
4
7
14%
2%
50
21
15
14%
14%
50%
Co
2,200
14%
I
50
4.42%
f
v
6.66%
2474 Aug 23
4-% Aug 16
30
IB
27% Sep
'37-/4
19
preferred
Jan
18% Sep
21% Sep
105 %
76%
preferred
Jan
23
100%
*103%
37%
cum
97
19% Mar 11
*100
105'%
18%
cum
39
33
101 %
*103'%
77%
4.08%
7
14
*100'%
37%
4.26%
28
15
101%
105'%
18%
Co
Jan
13% Sep
*100%
*103%
37%
*
Refrigerator
101
24% Sep
148% Jun
101%
105 %
1
1
Apr
35% Sep
86
*100%
*103%
77%
Lie
Indianapolis
140
101%
19
Illinois Power Co, commoti
Illinois
1.700
79
15 % Sep
11
21
68
94
18%
54% Feb
4
8'A Jan
Oct
11% Apr
15
67'%
94
37 %
5
Mar
300
68%
94
78%
54% Apr
May 25
*92%
105 %
preferred
100
Bay Mill & Sin Ltd—No par
Power
68
94
450
18
12
4
68%
*100
Illinois Cent RR Co common_No par
6% conv preferred series A
50
Jan
35%
80%
Idaho
Jan
*34%
37%
6
50
34%
18
3
52
34%
37%
62% Aug
5
35%
120
7,600
79
52% Aug
2
14%
18
57% July 28
May
14%
81
9
Sep
67%
*92%
14%
37%
4
46
*35
14%
17%
14
44
35%
14%
80%
56 :,A J till
Jan
35%
14%
37%
43% Jun
44
14%
*103%
iioiicum
Hussman
14%
.
102%
*128
130
1
"When issued"
48% Mar 25
130
130
(Del)—25
Corp
4
■>
No par
Texas
Corp_J
Co
Foods
5% Mar 19
25% Sep
3% Feb
15
14
7
19
2
2% Sep
18% Sep
*6%
28% |
46%
2
12% Dec
15
7
19%
tio.i
5%
■
*6%
7
28%
19% Oct
Hudson
20% Jan
*6%
19%
40 % Aug
10% July 27
5
7
*28%
common
preferred
Houston Light & Power
51% Sep^n
10
92
28%
preferred
1
34,200
20%
com
4.40%
4
1,100
17%
77
33%
68%
6 % Oct
30%
16%
91%
94
2
14% Mar 11
30%
*76
38%
*92%
Sound
300
91
Ou
"
30%
1,400
53%
38%
*68
Co
*30
100
40%
*52%
90%
94
59% Feb
56% Jan
30%
40
125
38%
69%
7
30
30 %
17
x94
16
23
52%
77
x69%
Oct
42% Dec
40'%
52%
*124%
28%
preferred
36% Oct
Jan
39%
53%
16%
Household Finance common__No par
uii
125
350
20 %
preferred
Stores
%:
*124%
77
35%
4%
22
5
125
17
*34%
23
19
1,900
77
—50
102'% Jun
July 17
91%
16%
14%
3%%
91%
*75%
14%
12
92'%
40%
17%
—3
Apr
96
91%
90%
No par
2nd
conv
900
93 %
1,800
12.50
Houdaille-Hersliey
$2.25
16%
38%
No par
preferred
Sep
37
16%
10
Curt)
16% Apr
22%
37
16%
30
Mining
Oil
$4 25
Jun
13
Sons
Electroclremical Co
Mar 31
00
99% Jan
Honolulu
Hooker
135
6
103% Jan
Homestake
Co
15
22%
36%
16%
5
Hotels Corp.
103
18
84
Sep
22%
36%
76
Holly Sugar Corp common
5% conv preferred
50
*22%
17
*52%
30%
29
01
Sep
30%
16%
110
22%
*74%
*
>
27
3
3% Dec
18 %
53 %
20% Sep
24
84
30%
17%
100
37
40
40%
*52%
28% Sep
93 % Feb
38% Sep
53
38%
*99
22%
*124%
125
40
40%
53
*124%
5
84% Sep
27
40%
50
A
124%
39
100
37
4
57% Feb
7% Jail
124%
—
u"
15%
78% May 26
48% May 19
*37
39
*99
100
No par
preferred
Hercules Powder common
39%
*99
10%
5
16
39%
40
99
15
July 20
35 % Jun
22 %
99
10%
42
40% May 25
20%
24%
87%
15%
4
24
20%
24 %
10%
30
15
20%
24 %
*86%
*6%
4
34,700
21
15%
Jan
5%
87%
*10%
56% Jail
120
3.U00
24%
1
57
300
14%
5%
f-
34%
20%
5
2
1,600
34%
14%
a
24%
5
•
4,600
6
*66%
■
Hollander
Jan
22%
27%
<
21
10
common
&
*5%
87%
39%
(A)
22%
27%
•
2,000
24%
98%
Furnace
5%
y
20%
39%
preferred
5%
6
260
31%
145
23%
98%
Motors
4%%
27%
*5%
106%
31%
*138
*86 %
25
W)
*105'%
22%
27%
6
100
200
5,000
15
common
non-cunt
Hercules
5%'
22
27%
18 %
19.%
100
•
preferred ———100
(G
7%
5
5%
Holland
30% Jan
7
14
Hires Co (Charles E)
31
8
14%
5
Dec 29
9
14%
14
32
80% Jun
14%
*90
Dec
17
14
Hilton
110% Mar 19
7
34%
29
8
04% Jan
15
34%
8% Sep
33 % Jail
Sep
35%
11% Aug 25
41% Mar 10
12
*34%
18% Aug
14
103% Oct
34%
4
25 % Jau
102
34%
19
May 13
2
10
35%
tSfAii
9
17% Mar 23
Jim
*34%
29
Sep
28% Jan
90
*5%
76
39 % Sep
15
58
22%
*27%
5%
30%
5
11
n
23%
27%
5%
1.100
83
i9%
31%
22%
*74%
1
Dec
30
Helnie
Co
3.400
>
145
27%
6
Heyden Chemical Corp common—1
3%% preferred series A
100
$4% cum 2nd pfd (conv)—No par
92
Sep
22
J)
4,600
19 %
82%
105%
31
*138
23%
common
(H
*105%
31
145/
22k
27%
preferred—
3.65%
105%
31
*138
*5%
Co
56%
*17%
19%
27%
Hewitt-Robins Inc ^————5
Apr
14
Oct
Heinz
Glass
105 %
31 %
19%
23
21
18"% Apr
78
25
Sep
16
Co
3%%
105%
145
10% Jail
22
30
32% Dec
31 %
*138
6
12% Mar 11
31
4% Dec
47
105%
31%
34% July 26
4
Jan
105%
145
9
10
10% Dec
55
43% Mar 31
b4% f*'ait
18% Mar
10
8% Sep
Mar 16
81 % Jan
2
15% Jan
125
May 26
52
31%
19%
lu
Corp
Sep
22
2
Mig
May 21
31% Apr
14
4 % %
25
94% Jan
29
*105%
*138
19 %
common—_1
50
Marx
&
America
preferred
44%
19'%
82%
Refrac
Schaffner
>43%
56%
.
y
18%
*82
$4.25 pfd—No par
com™—15
Co
Corp of
21% Aug 18
22
13% Dec
*17%
—*4—A————100
Steel Corp_„
2.50
Harrlsburg
Hart
Hat
18%
82%
preferred
89
21
21 % Dec
ii%
*17%
*82
5%
Jan
34 % Dec
A)
(M
Harbiaon-Waik
18%
82%
5%
34% Jan
19%
20
14%
97
56%
19%
19%
14 %
22
44%
56
82%
*17%
18
1
20
44%
!
82%
2
Apr
19%
20
Hayes Industries Inc
Jun
56%
19%
19%
18
Hayes
31
45%
55%
82%
1
30
*44%
19%
100
Co
7
91
'
-Haunii
Paper
'*■
2.50
No par
Co#com
preferred
conv
4
21% Jun
5
Nov
4%
25
18% Jan > 4
9
29% Jan
44%
55%
19%
19%
Jau
6
4% July 12
87
9
44%
55%
45%
56%
19%
—_5
14% Oct
"
21% Dec
27
36% July
6
11% Feb
8
% Mar 12
21
Jan
22% Apr
14% Mar 20
J2
17
Jan
30
>
131
22
July
45
55%
Well Cementing—_5
Halliburton Oil
61% Dec
131
:———25
'
.
5%
preferred
International Silver
7%
25
common
preferred
International
International
$1.40
cum
25
Tclep &
Utilities
conv
Teleg.No par
Corp
5
Island
$6
Creek
common
preferred
41.'A
>-
41%
511/2
51%
*35%
37
*64'A
41%
51%
66
41'A
51%
8
62
*64%
22
37%
37%
37'A
373/a
37
37 %
30%
37%
30%
12%
127/B
12%
127'a
par
*31'A
32'A
31'A
31%
*8
8%
8'/a
f}%
1,100
62
61
61
66
*64%
66
64
64
200
4178
42
4174
42
2,700
53'A
21%
21%
*105'A
*61
41%
*35%
22%
8'A
62
52
37
22
107%
41%
*35%
30%
37
21%
52 3/4
*357h
21'A
56'A
37
2174
56
5774
*3574
22
7,800
38
2174
340
3774
37%
37,200
3778
37%
373/i,
37%
37%
*37'A
38
*3774
38
30%
2974
30
*29%
30%
600
1274
127 s
1274
1274
12%
4,800
313A
31
31
30'A
30%
600
*30
1274
*31
3774
2,200
700
par
313^
32'a
31'A
31%
31'A
32
31%
3174
31%
3174
3.600
27%
28
28
28
28
28
2774
2734
2774
27%
1,300
17'A
1774
1774
4,900
50c
1
Johnson & Johnson
Joy Manufacturing Co
66
878
62
37
1
Jacobs (F I> Co
1
Jaeger Machine Co
_No par
Jefferson Lake Sulphur Co
1
Jersey Cent Pwr & Lt 4% pfd—100
Jewel Tea Co Inc common
1
33/*% preferred
100
Johns Manville Corp
-No par
Jones & Lnughlin Steel
5% preferred series A
66
8%
61
10
Light Co
Coal
61
30%
25
:
Intertype Corp
;
No
Iowa-Illinois Gas <fc Elec Co.No
Power
8%
58'A
3.50
pfd
Interstate Dept. Stores
Interstate Power Ce
Iowa
7%
100
12%
com
10
100
1
173.,
116
6 7/8
18
17%
18
116
*115%
116
7
6%
7
►1153/8116
7
7
17%
*11574
6%
1774
116
7'A
17%
*11574
674
116
20
7
8,300
26'A
26'A
267/s
267/a
2674
2674
26%
26 "2
26%
26%
500
34
34
34
34
33%
33 7 3
33 'A
33%
33'A
33%
2,300
95%
95 %
95'A
*95%
96'A
30
48'/a
2,300
*94
47
101%
76'A
95'A
47'A
103
76%
*94
47
95% r
47
*95
47
47'A
47'
103
*10174
103
*10174
76'A
77
76'A
76 5'8
76%
70
69
103
47%
103
4674
*102
76%
7674
70
67 34
103
10
77
7.300
6874
1,000
25%
17,900
69'A
*69 "2
2574
26
25%
257 8
25%
25%
2574
25%
2574
93
93
92%
92%
9274
93
92 'A
93
93
93
33%
3374
33 %
33%
33 %
33'A
33'A
33'A
33'A
3374
69 34
6974
*69
760
4,400
Number 5365
Volume 180
.The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
..
(1343)
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
-
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 11)53
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
NEW
Highest
YORK
30% Mar 12
26 y8 Jan
11
49"
4
*40% July
30
Feb
5
46 % Jan
4
2% Oct
15
8% Jan
2
9
26 ye Jun
16
33 y» Dec
14
2'A Sep
32 '/a Jan
Jun
10
95% Jan
13
92
Apr
9
100
Jan
Sep
11
100% Mar
98% Jun
18
105y2 Dec
92
4
28
1
12
Sept. 29
1
Kaiser Alum
Corp.
1
371/4
37%
1
5% cum preferred' (conv)
Kalamazoo Stove & Furnace
50
58%
59 %
10
2%
'2%
Kansas City Pr & Lt Co com
3.80%
preferred
No par
36%
36%
98 %
103% Aug 10
107
Mar 13
105
Aug
4%
May 26
Chem
the Week
Friday
Oct. I
Shares
36%
37%
59%
59 %
2%
.*
37
2%
37 %
*97
98%
36%
37
36%
38%
37%
39%
'58%
,58%
59%
59
60
2%
2%
2%
*2%
2%
1,300
37
'37%
37 %
37%
37%
37'/a
1,900
*97
>98 %
58%
100
*97
*104
,
105
*104
105
106
*105%
105
*104%
*104
105
2%
13,600
2,900
*97
*97
98%
98 %
*104
105
*104
105
106
*105%
106,",
140
104y8
105%
'104%
105%
105
105%
170
.
.
*105%
100
preferred
4.20%
100
104%
104%
No par
59%
593/4
59'/4
60
58%
59%
57
583/4
50
X43 %
43%
43%
431%
43
43
433/4
43
43
8.75
21%
217/a
213/4
21%
21%
21%
22
22
22%
5
15%
15%
*15%
15%
213/4
157/8
157/a
15%
15%
1
23%
23%
231/4
23%
23%
23%
227/e
23
No par
4.50%
9
Sale* for
Thursday
Sept. 30
'
—100
preferred-L
cum
PRICES
Wednesday
Sept. 28
18
39% Aug
2
97% Sep ,17
« *
V2 Any 15
SALE
Tuesday
Sept. 27
V
K
&
HIGH
Monday
Par
Oct
60
102
16
STOCK
3% Jan
41 % Nov
85
LOW AND
EXCHANGE
:
22 Ye Nov
Continued—Page 1
STOCKS
863/4
87%
861/4
87
86%
87
85%
86%
46%
44%
45%
26%
26%
72%
73%
73
73
2,400
1,000
preferred
——:
106
106
*104%
104%
Kansas City Southern—
14
16
37
17
27
21
38% Jan
45'A Aug 10
32% Jun
36% Sep
Sep
10
July
13% Sep
59 Vn
Sep
Aug 16
28
Common,
5
18% Jan
21-
22% July
30'
12 % Apr
23
16% Sep
14
18
20
% Jun
18
16
Jan
4
24% Sep
Feb
25
64% Jan
4
87% Aug
4%
9
82
15
14
Sep
60
45 %
'35 '/2 Jan
14% Dec
1
14
28
Mar 17
Oct
:t
,3
I
4
16
24% Feb
'4 8
1 3
39% Jan
Nov
20% Jan
11
49% May 21'
26%-Sep 10
16
49 "A Dec
14
^8
11
75
Sep
15
111% Feb
9
106
22% Sep
3
60
6
Jan
Jan
*
35% Sep
101
Jan
24
28
Dec
11
28'A Sep
31
78
May 12
5
41% Jan
.
*93% Jan
Jan
13
30
Mar 19
79 % Jan
95
14
81% Dec
147
31
,41% May 19
22
5
Apr
46%
47V4
46%
46'/8.V
-.261/2
26%
26
261/4/
71%
71
72
"when
4
Apr 13
37% July 13
97
5
353/4
35%
36
'140%
143 %
*141
*29
29%
29
*33%
34%
__
1
$5
prior
preferred
>
4%
29
35% Jan
5
28% Sep
9
34% Jan
23
Kresge (S S) Co
8
57'A Feb
5
48% Aug 18
51% Apr
,8
Kress
37 y2 Apr
28
> 46% Dec
31
52% Aug
5
Kroger
Jun
9
9
Laclede Gas Co_
4% Dec
28
Feb 24
f
7
9% Jan
5
12% Sep
.
4
3% May 27;
5% Feb
18-
21% Jun
28
31
25'A Aug 20
18Ye Mar 18
14 % Jun
9
24% Sep 20
16% Aug
6,
Dec
31
56
Mar 12
47% Jan
4
14
24% Mar 17
19% Jan
5
14'A Dec
46
64
21
21% Nov 23
86
July 14
! 7%
Oct
*
Jan
11% Jan
23
29
28%
487/8
49
No par
47%
47%
463/4
47%
4
11%
6% pfd_75 Pesos Mex
(The).
No par
4%
4%
5
24
50
24
15%
*53
24
1
28%
28%
25% Jun
10
34
Dec
29
22% Jan
% Dec
22
1% Jan
.
16
Sep 29-'
Lee Rubber & Tire—
July 20
Lees (James) ■& Sons Co common_3
May 10.
4
6
4
6 '/2 Jan
10% Aug 11
45 % Sep 29
4
Apr
%Jan
1% Dec
15
33% Dec
30
14
Jan
2
16
4'/2 Jan
36
6
•
Nov
4
22
2
12
17% Aug 12
1 % Apr 15
9% Sep 22
3 % Jun .18
Mar 30
34
-
Jan
4
42% Sep
15'% Jan
18% Mar 27
4
27
Dec
29
22% Mar 17
16% Jan
4
20% Sep 23
20% Aug 17
33% Sep
O'A Jan
14
42% Feb
4
39% Jan
8
62
7
10% Apr
13
8% Jan
4
13% Sep
34% Jun
10
39 'A Dec
10
63
Dec
29
155
Jun
5
82
Aug
6
56;
6
171 % Nov
July
Oct
47
36% Mar 22
1
Lehigh
$3
-
Valley
Coal
1st
noncum
50c
Lehn
Corp
&
preferred
2nd
noncum
Lehman
common
Libby
29
94% Aug 19
2
47 %
July 30
Link
27% Mar 27
20% May
6
25
Mar 12
Lionel
28% Sep
15
38% Mar
3
30 % Jan
4
43 % Sep
15'A Sep
14
21'A Feb
4
18% Jan
5
28
Jun
17
74
Feb
13
67
Jan
12
81
20'A Apr 23
29% Nov
27
26
Jan
11
44'A Aug U
Lockheed
10% Sep
14% Mar 25
13% Jan
4
19% Sep
28% Jan
11
23 % Jail
4
18
26
Sep 15
23% Jun 16
15
5
108% Jan
14
35% Mar 26
22'% Jan
4
10
18% Mar 25
17
4
15
21% Oct
15% Jun
May
110
,
Aug
106 'A Jan
6
9
.
Jan
Mar 16
103
98% July
99% Jun
23% Dec
9
30 % Aug
5
146% Dec
30
160% Dec
14
34% Jun
10
42% Dec
21'A July
14
;
9
30
1
Jun
22
40% Jan
5
137
8
46% Aug
3
29% Aug 19
T
4
103% Jun
97
Apr
•
24
Sep 20
Sep 30
40
Jun
25
102
Sep
*8%
9
*8%
9
8%
19%
19
5
'
19%
19%
59%
7,300
12
44%
63%
25
60
117/8
12%
*23/4
:
9%
19
19
197/a
60%
19%
197/b
59
60
11%
11%
45
44 J/8
63 7/8
*441/4
44i/8 |
63 J/2
45
637/8
,
27 3/4
68 %
71
25V2
1,200
25%
*89
27,800
1,800
92%
9%
9%
93/4
15,300
45
44»%
44%
4,500
16%
16%
16%
8,500
1
1
1 %
8%
*8%
400
9
2%
3
900
1
3
500
42%
42
42%
6,100
18%
183/4
18%
187/e
1,600
19%
V
63%
63%
700
54
*27%'
42%
42%
12%
*53
8%
v
♦2%
42
:
55
27%
161/4
r
3
19
xl9 J/2
60 %
197/8
19%
193/4
59%
60 3/8
60 %
62
11%
ll'/a
11%
117/8
441/4
44%
441/4
441/4
1,100
63%
13,800
631/4
63%
633/4
152%
151
7,100
8,400
16,800
152
1,570
No par
89%
89.%
90
903/4
*89%
91
151.
90%
903/4
*891/4
91
43'/a
43%
43 J/2
43%
43%
44
*43%
44%
*43%
44%
1,500
213/8
21%
211/4
*21%
21 3/B
300
41%
417/8
8,300
150
100
21%
42
27%
*79 %
40%
152%
,
21%
211/8
211/8
*211/8
43
42
42%
417/e
42%
417%
42
27%
27
27%
26%
27
26%
27%
81 %
791/2
79%
801/2
81
417/s
40%
41
40%
18 %
173/4
81%
*791/2
41%
41
18 %
18
18%
45
45%
44%
45%
451/4
27 %
.10
—_10
27%
27'A
27%
271/4
116
—100
preferred..
(P)
E
Co
25%
22 %
10
100
',,24%
*149'
(Ky)_Nopar
x47%
common
preferred
177/B
-
Lowensteln (M)
& Sons Inc com..1
preferred
45% Aug 11
12% Aug 16
M
MacAndrews
series
Lukens Steel Co
46
72%
50
38%
*100%
100
A
.'
10
43
45%
27%
116
45%
27'%
116
26%
600
27
3,500
*803/4
81%
300
41%
403/8
40 7/s
30,200
177%
17%
177/„
23,800
46%
6,100
45%
46
27 3/b
273/4
*1151%
116
27%
5,800
200
116
116
*1151/2
116
*115%
26
257/8
26
25»/2
257/8
25%
253/4
25%
25%
2,100
22%"
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
221/2
223/4
7,000
105'/2
*1051/4
105%
*1051/4
IO51/2
*1051/4
105'/a
1027/8
1027/b
1021/4
IO2V2
*102
IO2V2
*103%
104%
*1033/4
1041/4
*103
104
24%
24%
243/4
24%
243/8
150%
247/8
150
1021%
73
38%
103
43
103
243/o
220
10,200
280
152
151%
1513/4
150%
46%
471/8
453/,
46
*45%
46%
46%
46%
6,800
72
72%
69'A
71
69%
69%
68%
697/e
8,700
3,100
150
47%
'
Nashville—
151
151
*150%, 1513/4
18
1
preferred.
series B
4%%
11%
447/e
8%
10
common
Louisville Gas & El Co
1
11%
92%
?
1%
-.24%
22
ll3/4
70%
16%
24%
27
3,400
25%
45%
1%
104V4,;
96 % Jan
9%
16%
*1037/8
30% Apr
48
68%
441/2
*1051/4
9
47I/2
*89
25%.;
11/8 /
105 %
22
1,900
♦251/4
72
*1
101% 101%
*103% ■104'A
45% Jan
27%
'92%
*89
1%
1'
>
*105%
97 % Nov
*53
9%
No par
com
55
277/8
163/4
100
35'A May 25
11,900
900
441/4
100
16
29%
49%
1,400
9%
100
30 % Dec
29
49
47%
15%
16%
19
Corp
Co
conv
&
29%
49 %
15%
44%
3%
Corp
Cement
Louisville
♦49%
157/8
9%
preferred
11
10
29
K
6,900
157%
25%
preferred
59% Jan
38% Mar 25
92% V
series
2
35%
157/B
16%
Long Bell Lumber (Md) A—No par
Long Island Lighting Co com
lo
7%
300
83
923/4
4%
44%
No par
Star Gas
Lorillard
83
233/4
26
*89
series D
67% Jan
May 25
36% Sep 15
Aircraft
Slar
15
831%
4%
65%
71% !
*25%
92%
4.35%
15
92
67
66%
26
4.25%
48"% Aug 25
78% July 28
341/4
233/a
27%
21
153% Feb
*33%
5%
*53
0
28
Sep
,55
28
Sep
26% May 18
500
34%%.
23%
9%
No par
Lone
5%
28%
5
T.one
2
55
28
103 % Sep
103
*28%
157/8
42%
Co.
4%%
100
28%
*4%
16%
(The)——_____—2.50
Corp
Oil
36%
145%
23%
43%
Liquid Carbonic Corp com
No par
3 % %
convertible preferred
100
19
28% Aug 16
24 % Aug 26
106% Mar
Lion
*53
41%
Loew's Inc
34 'A Mar 19
26-
64
/
55
*2%
Co.
9
36%
145%
35'/4
11%
10
5
4
19'A Feb
32,400
1,000
,237/8
157/e
3%
Life Savers Corp
Belt
451/8
26%
:■ 5
25
7
38'A Apr
Mar
*15 J/2
42%
Libby
47% Mar 16
Sep~24
22
Apr
15%
*2%
;
_
Liggett & Myers Tobacco
7% preferred
I.ily Tulip Cup Corp
164
447/8
923/4
11%
11%
5
41 %
Products.;
7
Aug 10
14,500
23%
f
1
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co
&
5,200
86%
26V2
36%
23%
85%
35%
47
11%
No par
pld
Lorner Stores Corp
McNeill
500
22'/8
.
93%
47%:
par
No par
(The)——
Fink
1,300
5,400
153/4
351/8
493/8
9%
1
a
11%
.
25%
*89
——100
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co
Lehigh Portland Cement
Lehigh Valley R,R
No
11%
65%
5
—'
preferred
1'
67% Jan
2
142% Jun 23
;,6
35%
1
95
13
Mar 24
14% Jan
,
—
—
1
72
;
6 V2 Dec
1.
Bryani, common—.
4%% preferred
26
7
.
-
Lane
Lane-Wells Co
83
29
:
*15%
•/'
.y-v..
7
27 % Jan
20
14
L
'
5,600
*92%
.
93%
491/4v;
5
24%
s.1'
84%
36
473/8
29
487/a
7
7% May
23
*83%
28%
28 3/4
Co
3.85%
*33%
35%
483/4
Aug 10
Jan
*85
34%
*92%
10
48% Jan
3
Feb> 18
*33%
.
!
144
*142
28%
93%
No par
22
9
.
29% Feb
;'95
Aug
9
30% Aug 11
Lambert
34%
._
&
La Consolidada
56
18% Sep
47
Sep
19% Jan V 2
.
36%
(
:
144
28 3/4
36%
35%
*92%
58%
28 3/4
841/4
*83%
,
93
36 %
•
*142
29
•
26%:
.71%
36%
:
(The)__j>—-
Co
■
5% F'eb
.
v
Dec
10
84%
361/a
Co.—„_
(S H)
■
8
*923/4
100
451/4
*26
71%
143
♦33%
'
36 3/8
36
10
preferred
31% Dec
421;
*83%
No par
i
Koppers Co Inccommon
May 20
r'47% Dec
.
71
_10U
issued"
conv
preferred (cum)
King-Seeley Corp
Kinney (G R). Go common—
86
6
5
/;■
12.50
com
57
*42%
'
No par
Corp
'
82 !/2 Jan
:
No par
4%
29
29% Jan
5
'
qounty Land Co.
Keystone Steel & Wire Co
Common
Aug 13
Aug 16
39
Copper
Kern
15
Jan
_
Kennecott
/
Kimberly-Clark
17
24'A
Mar 17
,
Aug
37%Sep
7
Power,- & Light Co
Kayser (Julius), & Co___
Kelsey, Hayes " Wheel
,
'
39% Jun
37% Oct
21
2.
preferred
non-cura
Kansas
38%
*100%
43
152
152
43%
38%
38%
38%
103
103
*100%
42%
42'/4
•••'
381/4
39
38%
39
*100%
103
*100%
103
41%
42
1,300
10%
2,100
41%
42%
M
23
125
12
45
Feb
Jun
Sep
8
Mar 20
8
7% Oct
41
17
Mar 24
132
10% July 18.
24
15% Nov
29
26
78% Sep
7% Oct
14
20% Jail
87% Mar 27
6% Dec
Jan
9% Jan
29
8
May
9
16
22
2
6
12% May 10
10
20% Dec
Apr
% July
122
July
40
81 %
4
Mar 16
7 % May 27
8
5% May
12
6
Sep 30
132% Jan
23
A
g
19
6%
19
Mack
27% Aug
2
90% Sep 30
8 % Jan
8
% Fi b
28
Wood
M
Forbes
preferred
Trucks
Macy
Apr
9
25 % Jan
4
5'%
20
Magma
2 2'A Jan
6
16% Jan
4
22% Sep
17
Magnavox
26
Mahoning Coal
Sep
15
3% Dec
30
8% Feb
4% Sep
14
8
16
6% Sep
18
11
Sep 21
25
16%
.
9
25% Jun
Jan
22
3 % Jan
28
Mar
July
4
12
530
Feb
5% Jan
Co
25
Manati
Sugar
6% Aug 11
Mandel
Aug
5
Mar
9
7
Jan
4
10% Aug 10
Maracaibo Oil
5
19
Jan
4
28% Aug 16
12% Jail
11
16% Aug 24
Marine
58
Feb
4
55
68
Aug 26
Apr
29
54
25% Mar 19
24% Jan
12
31% July 29
88 % Mar
15
Sep
8
8
16
82
14'/a Mar
29
25% Feb
21 % Nov
16
27% Jun
10
32% Mar 23
97
4
32% Aug 11
1
16% Jan
2
15
4
13% Feb
5
14
17% Sep
Jan
16% Jan
9
,18% Mar 20
Sep
16% Dec
Sep 20
8
18% Aug
22% Aug
Jan
4
25
18
Jan
28
4
Sep
16
2
3
Arg 19
35% Aug 12
Exploration
Corp common
preferred (conv)
4%%
Co
&
(Glenn
Master
May
Electric
Dept.
Stores
5
95
Jan
20
91 % Jun
3
97% Mar 29
95
Jan
6
92% Jan
5
98
$3.75
cum
y2 ISov
24
$3.40
cumulative
July
2
85
16
Sep
15
21
45
Sep
29
52
15
Jan
7
8!)
Anr
17% Jan
20
24
Sep 29
83
Mar 16
Mar 12
Feb
22
McCord
43% Jan
14
Jail
15% July 23
lo
18% July
41% Nov
27
45,% Feb
17
40
11% Dec
29
15% Feb
4
12
Jan
8
75
Jan
92
88% Jun
57'A Sep
15
73% Mar 12
68% Jail
26% Sep
22
35% Dec
1
33% Jan
60% Oct
52
17
71% Jan
12
54 % Jan
67
2
39 '/2 Dec
Sep
33% July
3
Apr
1
30
$2.50
3
preferred
...
McGraw Electric Co.
McGraw-Hill
1*
;
—
Publishing
5
.
Melntyre Porcupine Mines
5
28
McLellan
29
19
14
% Jan
4
40% Aug 12
Stores
Co
11% Jan
4
30% Oct
1
47
4
90
1
15% Sep
15
19% Jan
17
Sep
14
25% Jan
5
80
May
7
Jan
15% Feb
18
17% Jun
28
Oct
21% Aug 23
Jun
26
91% Feb
5
22
4
89
Oct
27
88% Sep
7
92% Jun
10
111
Jan
20
98
Jan
4
106% Aug 17
91% Sep
21
97
Nov
13
95
Jan
7
105
25
Sep
15
31
Jan
30
26
Jan
4
22
Jun
16
21% Jan
13
28
Dec
29
86
Jun
11
95
Sep
14
Jun
12
93 % Jan
92
Jan
15
99
A
89
Jan
6
97
Apr
104% Aug 18
109
31
,
Nov
28'/ij Jail
105
,
Feb
84
July
3
93 'A Feb
99
May 21
107% Feb
see
oaee
Jan
5
Jun
14
22 % Feb
29% Mar
footnotes
4
92
104
39% Jan
98 % Jan
28
2
Merck
Inc
1st
Co
2nd
2nd
$4.25
57/8
49 J/2
22
525
4%
5%
6%
*57/8
6
29%
29%
29%
29'/8
29%.
*9'/a
93/a
9%
9%
9%
27%
27%
27%
14%
14%
147/e
62%
62
62
*62
623/4
53%
297/8
*53
53%
52%
♦52%
27'A
14%
27%
143/4
48-
21%
*520
47/8
53/4
283/4
48%
217/s
4%
Co.
series
series—.
5
—100
100
5
7
47
21%
43/4
90
120
;
7%
47%
9,100
4,500
22 '/a
9,600
77/8
525
600
43/4
700
5%
53/4
29'/4
700
9%
9%
9'A
9'A
27%
27%
27%
27%
2,000
27,700
143/4
19,300
14%
*62
143/4
14%
623/4
61%
*53
53%
53%
30%
293/4
800
613/4
54
200
30
4,900
29%
30%
29%
96%
96%
96%
96%
*961/2
973/e
95'%
96%
170
29
28%
28%
28%
28%
277/8
28%
34,800
17%
17%
17%
*17%
17%
17%
17 3/8
17%
173/4
21
20%
20%
20%
207/a
20%
207/8
20%
207/a
3,300
4,900
23
23
23
23
23
23
23
227/a
23
1,200
347/8
347/8
35 %
34%
35%
34%
35
34%
34%
9,500
95
95
95%
953/4
v
*83
*94%
56%
66
84
*83
84
95
*94
95
57
57
57
66%
66
66
66
40
40 >/8
40
24 7/8
19%
No par
*7%
28V2
.3%
No par
.<
*28%
53/4
29
95%
95 J/2
29%
*95%
95
96%
95
95
95
95
95%
*95
96
94%
*85%
*851/2
87
*851/2
87
23%
24
86
86i/2
22%
23
23%
*53
54%
*53
21%
21%
21%
3,300
22%
21 7/8
22%
12,000
42%
42'/8
42'/a
240
14
21%
21%
213%
21%
217/8
14%
*42
*90
*106
103
38%
23
34%
*99%
107
*98%
*96%
*107
30%
*23%
237%
54%
21%
21%
42%
60
5,200
23 7/b
*21 »/4
21%
143/B
237/8
*53
54%
21
*42
237/8
*53
207/8
14%
23%
110
*
54'%
21%
42%
150
95
87
84'/2
54 J/2
A
421/2
*42
143/B
5,500
*81%
82%
95%
973/4
1,520
3,500
601/4
2,100
141/2
14
143/o
82%
823/4
81%
82
943/4
95%
94'A
95%
58
58%
593/4
593/4
593/4
66%
66
66
66%
66 3/B
40
397/8
40
39
40
7,500
23'/a
233/4
23'/8
23%
2,400
143/s
30 %
_No par
■
*518
525
14%
Mesta
Copper
47/8
5
,
377/8
Metropolitan Edison 3.90% pfd—100
4.35% (preferred series
i_100
3.85%
preferred series—,——100
4.45%
,
14
1
Miami
481/4
21%
*520
37%
2
2
*4%;
525
*981/2
4
32% Aug
5%
*500
7,000
29 %
*93
30%
25%
75
'"18%
—
preferred
preferred
preferred
525
6%
37%
Mergenthaler Linotype Co__.No par
Merritt-Chnpnian & Scott
12.50
3.80%
22%
7%
6%
263/a
x89 %
90%
*7%
98%
36% Jun
14
May 14
6'/a
483/4
22
893/4
98V2
28% Jail
16
*6%
48%
22%
■
6%
98
27
g
6%
49%
*7%
-
98
19
108% May 19
7%
7%
6%
90
90%
*7%
10,700
96
16%c
Inc
—.
pfd—
Machine
90
90 %
7%
99
Apr
Oct
90
80
19%
26
26%
14%
39% Sep
101
26%
37%
1
preferred__50
common
preferred
conv
26%
14%
common
Stores
Co
&
$3,50
$4
iThe)
convertible
5%
Mercantile
26'A
38%
Mengel Co
14% May 22
26 3/8
14%
31% Aug 19
50% May 21
261/4
38
16
19
26%
200
46
130%
19
19%
38%
27% Feb
30
19 '/a
14 J/b
28% Mar 19
11'/a Dec
19%
24
99% July 28
46
19VH
13%
38%
4
2
19%
23%
Mead
86% Jan
26% Jan
19%
40
1
May
20
39%
Corp common—
No par
■4%% preferred (1st series)—100
Melville Shoe Corp
1
95
13
*45%
130%
130%
10
Inc.
*10%
10%
46
1293/4
18
McQuav Norris Mfg Co
% F'eb
27
&
10%
46
129%
1
Robbins
14% Sep
11
18
50
McCrory Stores Corp common__50c
3%%
convertible preferred—100
24% Jun
22
No par
No par
Corp common
4
21
14% Jan
Per
preferred
18% Jan
26% Jan
14
$3
McKesson
29 % Dec
18% Sep
No par
25
29
88
No par
43% Jun
Apr
24
Aug
pfd
26
37%
18% Dec
83'/2 Oct
24
101% Aug 23
11 -/« Dec
21% Sep
No par
series_No par
1947
McCaii Corp
22% Jan
30 % Feb
16
5
Maytag Co common
54% Sep 14
22% Aug 26
Jan
15
4
14
72% Dec
1
Jun
47
21 'A Mar 25
Dec
20% Sep
.
1
1
iil'd
46 :
*45
*1271/4
34%
95%
*95
34%
22%
*53
21%
20%
42%
14%
No par
$3.75 preferred
12
10%
10'/4
10%
46
1293/4
23
No par
common
10%
45%
*127%
17%
29%
1
Co.,
45%
297/8
100
Martin-Parry Corp
Masonlte Corp
10%
129%
96
28%
No par
;
Co—
L)
82% Jun
75
__10
com..
preferred
Martin
83 % Jun
Mai'11
5
50
Marquette Cement Mfg Co
Marshall Field
9%
27 %
I43/4
62%
52%
l
__6.25
;
Midland
4%%
29
.5
Marathon Corp
2
Jan
50
Shirt
Manhattan
Jan
12'A Jun
10
Co
Co
13% Dec
42
22% Sep
RR,
1
—
Bros
31
*57/»
10
(The)—
15
52% Jun
1
Copper
10
11% Jun
80
4
% Mar 10
22% Jail
4
7
6'/a
48%
22%
*500
*4%
No par
15
32
499
—100
No par
——..No )>""•
15
Mar 23
2^%
?0_
*'73/'8
Inc com—No par
Co
15
552
5
Square Garden
Sep
517
100-
—
preferred series A
Madison
15% Sep
21
l0%
x45%
*129%
I9.1/4
Inc.,
(R H)
4%%
5
common__10
Working Co
*24%
14%
137/8
373/4
*981/2
99
1,600
1,900
14
1,100
373/4
99
.
200
30%
30 3/8
30 3/8
4,700
26V4
30%
70,800
30%
30%
30%
30%
24%
25%
247/8
251/2
25
26%
257/a
76%
753/,
90
74I/8
76'/4
811/2
741/8
78
75
18'/b
18 7/s
1,000
18%
19
183/4
18%
19
18%
18%
193/a
19
19 3/8
18%
19%
31,500
19%
19
*90
91%
91%
91%
200
300
30%
19%
91%
107
103
39%
23%
18'/a
*90
*106
105'/2
*106
106'/a
103%
103
1031/2
%
39
39
221/2
2 3'/a
22,200
34%
1,200
106
103%
*103
103^
38'/8
39'/4
23%
39
39%
39
39
227/8
22%
223/4
22%
34%
*99%
98 J/2
91
107
*1021/4
35
9 9 J/2
91
*106
*103
100
107 J/2
91%
107
*107
98%
*96%
34%
100
108%
98%
98%
109 »/2
*107
109%
31'/»
30
30%
22%
34
*99%
*107
98%
*96%
*107
293/4
34
100
108%
34
*991/2
*107
1,440
34
100
108%
341/4
99 %
*107.
190
4,600
101
340
108
100
40
98'/2
*98i/2
99
*98I/2
99
98%
*961/2
981/2
*96'%
98%
109%
30%
*107
29%
109%
29 7/8
*107
283/4
109
293/8
5,100
23
24
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle..
(1344)
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
55 Ve Sep
223/4 Jun
9
65% Jan
4
9
26% Jan
4
27% Mar
A Sep
2a% Dtc
7
21 '/* Oct
46% Jan
i4
125 '/* Oct
9
7
Feb
9
139
30
28
Feb
24% Mar 20
Dec
"31
19 % Jan
2
53'/2 Feb
27
68% Nov
30
42
Apr
94% Jan
60% Dec
6
8% Jan
55% Jan
18% Nov
.
99% Jun
23
9% Jan
4
5
71 % Jan
12
26% Jan
22
21
78
19% May 28
21% Jan
21
24% Aug
Feb
15
4
No par
Ry
Lou
Sep
8
8
4
79% Sep
54% Feb
17
5
24% Feb
16
15
40
Jan
22
Dec
31
33% Dec
19% May
13
Jan
5
15% Mar 25
13
15% Sep
11
20% Mar 23
16% Jan
79
17
17% Aug 27
27% Aug 16
Mar 31
5
20%
20%
22%
22%
33%
333/4
34%
20%
20%
20%
21
20%
21%'
20%
453/4
46'/*
453/4
453/4
45%
46
45%
8%
8%
8%
8%
-100
pld_10G
20
1.25
75%
76 Vb
74%
753/a
483/4
4 9 Vb
48
48%
47%
22
22
22
22%
22%
15%
15%
153/a
15 3/4
15%
15%
—No par
23%
23%
23'/2
233/4
23%
23%
5
87%
preferred series A
^Missouri Pac RR 5%
conv
Mohawk Carpet Mills
Mojud
Co
Monarch
i
Inc
Tool
Machine
Montana Power Co
31 % Feb
1
Monterey Oil
Jan
4
80% Aug 23
15
15% Apr
16"
11% Mar 24
15% Aug 20
Morrell
29
43% Jan
6
30 % Jan
4
45
Motorola
21
31
34% Mar 18
16 % Jun
23
27% Jan
29
1
28
Oct
1
14
27% Mar 16
23
Apr
28
31
Sep
22
18
Sep
15
26% Mar 13
19% Jan
4
12
Jan
5
43
Dec
31
104% May 18
16% Sep 15
42% Aug 26
74
13% Jan
7
18% Sep
15
39% Jun
29
47% Feb
2
Jun
9
18% Jan
11
111% Sep
27% Sep
1
24
Ja
6
n
110% Mar
3
24% Feb
26
106
Feb
25
51
Feb
2
993/4 Jan
2
42% Jan
4
54% Sep
37
4
42% May 27
74% Mar 29
50
15
Sep
28% Mar 24
14% May 19
29
35% Dec
21% Mar
50
*
28
6
92% July 27
493/4 Aug 16
Jan
6,300
36%
37 Vb
35%
36%
35%
353/4
34%
35%
34%
37%
18,600
71 %
72%
71%
713/4
71
7l3/8
>70%
71%
71
71%
31,900
15%
16
153/4
153/4
-
16
15%
12
15%
14%
143/4
14%
143/a
143/4
14%
14'/*
14%
4,300
43%
44
43%
43%
433/a
44
433/4
44%
6,900
Motor
Products
10
21%
22
20%
21
20%
22%
21%
22 %
22
22 y8
5,900
Motor
Wheel
24%
24%
24%
243/4
25%
25%
Corp
5
24%
243/*
243/4
28
4,400
Mueller Brass Co
1
30%
30'/2
28%
30%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
29
10,300
Mullins
1
8
233/4
243/4
23 Va
233/a
23%
23%
23%
23%
22%
23
4,700
17%
17%
17
17
16%
16%
16'/*
163/4
16
16
2,200
1
45
45%
44%
45
44%
443/4
443/4
443/4
44%
45
preferred
100
Murray Corp of America com
10
4% preferred
50
Myers (F E) & Bros
No par
♦108
1083/4
108 Vb
108%
*108%
26%
Corp
Mfg Corp
Munsingwear Inc
Murphy Co (G C)
common
Nashville
•108
108%
27%
27
27%
26%
27%
♦53
55
54%
54 «/a
*52%
54%
53
53
*52%
41%
♦41
42
•41
41%
41
41%
*41
26%
Sep
108
87
88%
86
863/4
87
86
86
45
45 Vb
45
45
45
45%
45%
46%
4,500
17 Vb
17%
17 Vb
17%
17'%
17%
17
17'/a
11,200
15%
15%
31%
36% Jan
41%
1
180
179
15%
*31
403/4
179
180
*86'/a
16%
16
16%
16 Vb
16'/*
31%
31%
31%
31
31%
1,300
40%
41
40%
41
5,900
180
1793/4
179
180
Register
19y8 Aug 30
National
City
5
15% Apr
10% Jan
21
113/4 Jan
4
National
Container
2
193/4 Jan
5
Lines
Inc
Co
90
123/4
12%
4,100
Va
89%
2,100
13
13%
12%
13%
12%
13
123/4
12%
89
98%
89
893/4
89%
89%
89%
89%
89
17%
18
17%
17%
18
13%
19%
18
17%
18
17%
18
3,600
13
20%
13%
13
13%
12%
13'/*
12 3/4
13
8,400
24%
24
24 Vb
23%
24
233/4
23%
3,900
20%
24%
24%
13%
24%
1
8,300
179%
179
10
No par
1
Corp
330
41
100
20% Dec
18% Aug 18
Inc
Fibres
common—
preferred A
Can
300
173/4
403/4
f!n
Cash
200
45%
31%
National
>
88%
153/4
National
'
17%
41
5
60
9,800
45
313/4
Aug 16
27
88%
15 Vb
15% May
26%
1
100
303/4
92
27
109%
1
Chatt & St Louis
40 3/4
7%
>
42
109
-5
21
3,900
55
♦41%
4%%
10
Jan
3,100
143/4
44%
Automotive
11
15%
14%
x43'/a
Biscuit Co
57% Jan
15%
No par
& Co
Inc
Aviation Corp
24
15%
5,000
3
(John)
National
26
25,600
36%
National
13% Feb
89%
233/g
x36%
National
60 % Dec
89%
23
89%
37%
43 % Aug
10
Sep 14
51% July 22
13% Jan
2
1,200
23%
19% Aug 26
34% Aug 11
17
23 Vz
38%
203/4 Jan
Apr
23%
37 Vb
9
180
23%
10,800
22 Vb
21 % Mar
172 % Jan
3,200
23%
'
89%
25% Mar 20
14
15'%
48
*22
37%
22
1743/4 Dec
1,600
15%
47
1
23%
15
24
22%
153/4
36%
Arm*
14
22%
"9.400
23%
Airlines
Sep
47%
153/a
73%
88%
National
1583/4 Jun
46%
22Vb
72%
37
Nn.t.innn.1
Mar 19
47%
22%
-
89%
23
38
74
23%
17% Sep
8
7,600
72%
74%
36%
12% May
19% Sep
9
Co
73%
88%
30
7
13% May 11
4,100
8y8
8
23%
8
Jan
62,500
45%
Vb
37
36% Mar 25
6
14
21%
45%
8
300
88 y2
15% Jan
Oct
11% Sep
16% Sep
34
28
21
45%
.
233/4
B
No par
(The)
Moore-McCormack Lines
18% Apr
15
21% Dec
13,400
21%
8
4,200
34%
23%
Montana-Dakota Utilities Co
10% Sep
21% Sep
8%
21
22%
33%
No par
Montgomery Ward & Co
2
8
'
*20 Vb
*22'%
;
37
Co
Monsanto
25% Sep 14
38% July 26
49% Jun
3
23% Aug
20%
1
Chemical
97% May 12
4
Dec
*72%
20%
22%
33%
4
July 15
11
73%
20%
Jan
16% Aug 23
11%
*<72%
22%
79% Mar 29
4
170
ill
11%
73
34%
19
12% Jan
9,100
10%
72%
23%
31% Jan
15
100
11 Vb
73'/2
11%
733/4
103
*
T/o
29% Dec
i
%
73
102%
20%
32% Mar 26
56
1033/4
104
33%
28% Mar 11
11
5,700
1033/4
♦103
104
104
22%
95% Jan
65% Mar 19
4,700
71%
*20%
10
40% Dec
5,700
91%
71%
20%
14
17
13%
91
72 Va
23%
15
18
123/4
913/4
34%
Sep
53% Sep
11% Sep
12%
91
34 Vb
17% Sep
29% Nov
12%
713/4
92%
73%
23%
25% Jun
20
3,100
1
5
10
Light
Mississippi River Fuel Corp
10
22%
No par
&
Missouri-Kan-Tex
4
22%
RR com—No par
Power
1
Mar 17
22%
*102%
5
% Jan
22 Vb
12%
21% Oct
4
22%
12%
72%
46% Aug
61
22%
91%
37
6% Mar 12
22%
123/4
Corp
Mission Development Co
240
2,300
733/*
Mission
5,700
29 Vb
92%
11
38 %
134
29%
12%
11%
37
133
29%
73
733/4
38
134
134
18,700
616,200
32
29
92%
15% July 19
70% Aug
6
58% Jan 23
22%
11
363/4
38%
135
6,400
31
7
A
29%
12%
23% Mar 25
31
22%
733/4
A
"
29%
29%
104
30%
32
Shares
94%
92%
31%
the Week
29%
74%
41% Mar 17
15
•134
92%
34% Mar 25
Dec
37%
39%
134%
12 Vb
10
57% Sep
33% Sep
383/4
29
73
Minnesota
5
34% Mar 30
4
%
134%
134
94
31
31%
A
92%
14
Jan
31%
No par
27% Jan
_
15% Sep
34 Vz Jun
22%
$4
22
21
28 '/a
93%
94
32
A
preferred
No par
Minneapolis-Moline Co common
1
$5.50 1st preferred
100
$1.50 2nd conv preferred
25
22
Apr
133%
93%
94%
31'/*
31
39%
—100
-10
Minn St Paul & S S Marie
105% Aug
5
11% Jan 21
5
& St
Oct. 1
'/*
39
common——5
Corp
Sept. 30
Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg
1.50
Minn Min & Mfg common—No par
29
74% Sep
26
May
Jan
88
19% Nov
Aug
5
14% Aug 18
4
Oil
Minneap
25
11
Jan
Midwest
27
Prod
Friday
Sept. 29
94'/a
31'/*
—
Steel
1st preferred
8%
30%
_10
Inc—
Sales for
Thursday
Sept. 28
95%
22
Utilities
SALE PRICES
HIGH
Wednesday
Sept. 27
94
-10
Petroleum
South
Rights
*
29% Sep
21
102
Midland
Middle
27
*■'•«
8
21% Dec
Oct
24% Oct
4
29
19% Jan
8% Dec
€9
3
Jan
104
21 % Jan
67
Mid-Continent
6
126% Jan
20% Jun
_8%
96% Sep 24
32% July
9
afj Sep 23
39 % Sep
31
66% Dec
22
Par
AND
Tuesday
Monday
EXCHANGE
Highest
Continued—Pi|« I
LOW
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
i ear 1953
.Monday, October 4, 1954
20%
20%
20%
20'A
20%
20%
20%
7,300
15
Sep
21
19% Mar 27
18
14% Aug 10
26V8 Aug
2
21% July 27
373/4 Aug 30
413/4 Aug 17
National
Dairy
12
Dec
29
153/4 Jan
8
12y8 Jan
15% Sep
27
National
Department Stores
5
15%
15%
15%
153/4
15%
153/4
15%
15%
151/4
15'/*
16% Sep
22
23% Jan
6
21 % Sep
23
National
Distillers
5
213/a
21%
21%
21%
20%
213/8
20%
21%
203/4
21
84
Dec
29
99% Jan
5
16% May
87 Va Jan
98% Oct
1
100
963/4
963/4
97
97
973/8
'97%
97%
98
98
98%
3,900
37% Sep
85% Dec
35%
21,800
15
29% Apr
155% Jun
19
15
,
Aug 31
1
17% Feb
37% Aug
5
93 % Jan
1043/4 Sep
28
55% Aug
180% May
Nov
6
24
383/4 Dec
31
38
Jan
3
173% Nov
4
172
Jan
Nov
4
141% Jan
9% Dec
29
8% Feb
Apr
15
7
Feb
9
146
154
$4.50
Sep
May 24
31
373/8 Mar 19
21
323/4 Jan
6
20
July 30
26% Jan 11
25
25% Sep
40% Sep
14
52% Jan
5
46
25% Oct
20
30% Jan
12
223/« Sep
86% Sep
21
31% Jan
5
56% July 22
31% Sep 10
38% Sep 10
25
01
Nov
263/4 Jan
6
Sep
14
116% May 20
73/4 Apr
1
12% Jan 12
4% Dec
28
73/4 Mar
10% Jun
10
4% Jan
10
2
13% Jan
105
5
Jan
4
114
100
Jan
Aug
4
17
10% Sep
15
12
11% Apr
8
6
4% Jan
4
13% Feb
26
11% Jan
4
163/4 Apr
8
14
Jan
8
Mar 25
105
Jan
1
106
31% Mar
8
39
July 22
86
•
97
May 11
94
31% Jun
9
38
85% Jun
30
12% Jun
11
93% Apr
2
14% Mar 30
85
18
92% Jan
Feb
6
6
37% Aug 31
10% Sep 15
56
64
72% Mar 23
34
Jan
13
National
133/4 Jan
4
ill Sep
' Feb
30
Nehi
*153%
154
154
154
155
154
154
England
51%
*30%
*/"•/
31
35%
*98%
30%
35%
36
99
f
5
34%
34%
34%
135%
*98%
135%
1
9%
11%
343/4
'
*98'/*
1
Sep
20
i
Jersey
4
41 % Sep
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock
25% Jan
18% Jan
11
30
21% Aug
26
Feb
common
4%% preferred
100
5
New
York
Air
15
New
York
Central
1
5
Brake
No par
40%
*14%
105
*36%
V:
—
93'/*
16
—
-
*95 V2
♦95'% 100
59%
593/4
*76
41 Va
40
30%
400
34%
7,300
59'%
16%
16%
*76
77»/2
7
98'/*
12%
14'/*
14'/*
14%
63/4
3,300
•
14'/*
1,300
3,000
123*
123/4
1,400
14'/*
36%
36
10
36
93%
93'/*
93'/*
*93
94
16 vb
16
16'/*
3*2
♦951/2
16'/*
163/8
*76
77
<
15%
%
.
16
8Q
28,300
y«
3*2
*95%
500
.
216,300
100
56
58 34
3,300
16'/*
16%
16 %
2,000
77
58 3/*
59%
/
100
1,000
107
36'/*
—
19,900
11'%
37
100
100
' 7
.
♦105
107
*105
105
10
%
9'/*
113/s
'
1,900
34
9
9%
7
1,600
137
*130
11 va
12%
98
33%
34'/*
6%
12%
*98
139
11'/*
-
34%
34%
9
9%
14%
16%
77'%
*76
*30%
31
98'/4
11%
12%
16%
16%
10,70(1
34%
35 Vb
:99
9%
6%
12%
—
16%
5
29
16 Vb
100
60va
Newport Industries
183/4 Dec
153/4
16%
173/4 Aug 25
77% Sep
8
26
*94
*95%
59%
62
12
4
36%
94
800
51%
*30%
31
11%
95
363/4
34'/*
50%
34
37
94
23 Vb
333/,
51%
•134
107
*
10
40% Jan. 14
29
14 Va
223/4
35
503/4
34%
7
*105
*36
—_l
pM—100
20
Jan
*
14 3/8
22%
♦34
139 y.
9%
12%
12%
10%
34
11%
7
M1
■
Pr & Lt Co 4*
Jan
May 11
•
107
♦105
1
Newmont Mining Corp
Rights
143/„
_1
6% Jan
4
12%
7
10%
*134
34%
139
9%
11%
6%
35%
99
11%
93/4
1
•135
30%
10%
22%
35
51
*30%
40
50
10 3/4
23
34%
Electric System
New
*154
10% -.103/4
23%
233/4
10%
22%
Newberry Co (J J) common—No par
3 3/*% preferred
—100
New
,
10%
103/4
23%
100
30
18% Jan
77
77
59'/*
60
41
40
40%
38%
39%
39
39%
4,000
20%
20
20'/*
20
20'/s
20 Vb
20%
5,500
20y. '
20%
20»/8
19%
20>/8
19'/*
19%
37%
38
37%
38
19
19%
19
19%
19
20
72,000
37%
37%
37%
373/*
373/4
38 Va
12,700
New York Chic & St Louis Co-
Sep
14
IOI3/4 jnn
10
May
1
59% Oct
13
80
11
Sep
May
5
48% Jan
5
109% Mar
9
32% Apr 21
106% Jan
17% July 13
63
6
15% Mar
70
Jan
20
92
Feb
9
520
Jan
8
39% Aug 23
112% Sep
23
Common
1
6%
75% Sep
30
73%
73 y2
73%
73 %
85% Jan
14
93
Sep
30
6
515
Jun
28
N
16
34
Feb
18
22
Mar 23
65% Feb
5
51
7
33% Aug 11
67% Sep
8
2
25% Aug 12
•
Apr
14% Apr
37% Mar 23
35% Apr
92
Jan
22
91
Jun
7
24% Jun
28% Feb
2
27% Jan
4
803/4 Nov
10
82% Jan
25
Apr
79
Jun
22
87 V2 Jan
87
Jun
29
94
28
28
Y & Harlem RR Co
N Y
"
44
Aug 20
97
Sep 30
323/4 July 30
87
Mar 24
New Haven
Preferred 5%
New
York
&
Hartford CO-100
series A
Jan"
Common
1
3.40%
100
*99'/*
100
104
104
104
Aug 17
&
15
Jan
8
87
J3%J'an
Y 81
Jun
4
8
16% Aug 18
6
6
453/4 Sep
Apr 24
19
12*aJun
Is
8% Dec
29
14% Dec
87
101
18
133/4 Jan
85
Jan
4
99
Jan
12
9
26»/2
500
253/4
25%
25%
25y8
14,100
44
45%
44%
45'%
5,800
143/4 jan
19% Mar
12
12
May 18
97% Jun
12
9
393/4 Feb
2
2
38% Jan
Jan
2
1023^ jan
4
93 % Jan
27
92Va Jan
5
106'/* Feb 25
106'/4 Jan
0
106
100
100
4
21
July 29
29% Sep
4^%
Aug 16
109Va Sep
99
22
Aug
110% Jan
4.6%
5
series
108%
*108'/8
108%
*108'/a
108%
108'%
108 y2
90
563/8
56 %
56%
563/4
x55 '/*
55'/a
57 V*
18,000
16'/*
12,100
573/4
Xl63/8
16%
16y8
92
102
*101
102
102
*99%
102
0ov2
56
87
1,400
130
9,,100
*
16
*91'/*
►101
16'/*
92
102
101 %
1021/4
101%
101%
16
92
102'/*
'101
92
102%
220
230
101 %
140
45
43 %
44i/2
43%
44%
43%
44%
10,900
10
113/4
12%
11%
11%
11%
113/4
11 %
ll3/*
11%
11%
4,600
20
20 va
*19%
20
20
20
20
20 Vb
20
20
1,600
26%
29
29 >/2
291/4
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
5,600
29
44%
109V4
88%
98%
29
4.56%
preferred
100
*108%
109%
*108%
4.44%
preferred
100
*107%
109%
*107%
%
66%
66%
18
4
69
16% Sep
26% Jan
4
1
32% July 26
Oklahoma Gas & Elec Co
18% Jan
20
20% Aug
21% Jun
9
4%
preferred
Oklahoma Natural
2
16'/*
91
102
90%
44 Vb
23% May 24
16 Va
16%
92
102
x90%
xl02
109 '/*
54 Vb Jan
12
Co
_No par
10
com
'
Gas
20
__7.50
66
313/4
*20
21%
44%
*109 Va
*98
44%
44
4^ %
44
44%
44
44'/*
9,100
110%
109'/*
109%
109%
109%
109'/*
109'/*
80
98%
98 Vb
98'/a
98%
98%
98%
98%
420
109%
*108%
109 %
*108%
109%
108%
109%
*107%
109 Va
*107%
109'/4
*107 V2
109'/*
653/4
66'/2
65 Vb
65%
65%
65%
8,100
2,800
67
103-
60
31%
21%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
20%
20
20
19%
19%
*19%
20'/*
*193/4
20 Va
200
22
213/4
21%
21%
21%
21 3/4
213/4
21%
21%
1,600
49'/*
22,800
113%
1,700
32
32
dOlin Mathieson Chemical Corp—
42 Va Dec
30
38
Feb
16
110 va Jan
503/4 Sep
22
Common
5
104
Jan
5
1133/4 Sep
27
Conv preference
108%
109
100
104% Jun
oae*
45 3/8
100
6
«#»♦>
45 Va
*85
44%
common
9
footriota'
45%
preferred
57% Aug
For
86
45%
preferred
28
^
13%
85%
45%
3.90%
I043/4 Dec
34 % Aug 28
98'/* Jun 30
13'A
85%
45'/«
45%
2.50
10
24
13%
*84 %
433/4
common
10
19 Va Dec
13'/2
85%
45%
13%
*99%
preferred
Oil
13%
133/4
85%
44%
4.40%
Ohio
13%
13%
85'/2
6
7
*26
25
Inc
49% Jun
May
'/*
44%
27
108% Aug 30
26%
*26
1
23% Jun
Mar 23
26%
100
Inc
Norwich Pharmacal Co
Ohio Edison Co
*26
(Minn)—
series
11
24 % Jan\l3
25 % Apr
10
Co
series
Airlines
6,100
453/4
preferred
Northwest
42 3*
25%
preferred
24
42 Vb
44%
$4.10
12% Sep
42%
253/4
$3.60
11
42 y*
463/4
Common
7% Jan
42%
26
95
13
42%
26%
16% Aug 25
Aircraft
42%
453/4
563A
preferred
42%
26
No par
Northrop
1,100
25%
*108'%
19
24'/*
46%
100
Gas
preferred—
Northern Pacific Ry
50% Aug
24'/*
26
5'/2%
11
24%
26
23
16% Jan
18% Mar 17
24 va
45 Vb
13%
4.08%
24
25%
*84'%
43%
2
270
24
26
1
Mar 25
190
24
*233/*
1
10
4
100
104
24
50
18
30
Jun
64% Mar
93%
100
43%
Northern
7
100% July
18
943/a Jun
Feb
100
42%
Northeast Capital Corp
Northern Central Ry Co
103% Apr
101% Aug
16% Dec
83
4
Mar 19
18% Sep
34 Va Jun
111
*92 3/*
'103%
23%
Aviation
Natural
933/4
25
29
Mar 23
*923/4
200
10
Adjustment preferred
Northern States Pwr Co.
Jan,
14',Win
89
Sep
933/4
87
25
Ry common
14
49
933/4
*86'/*
2,400
2
Western
American
893/4 Jun
87
99 va
American Co
2
87
*103'/2
North
53% July
87
104
North
5
12,800
*103
9
Jan
50
313/»
104
19
84
96'/*
31
103%
23
16
96'/*
100
26 Vb Sep
14
42
97
31%
preferred
24
26% Apr
Sep
41%
97
41%
4.10%
Sep
4
11% Jun
933/4
2,400
31 vb
104
12
1073/4 Mar 31
*86'/*
87
*923/4
42%
7,500
27,500
31%
99
86
70
300
98'/a
99
14
4
*86%
933/4
31'/*
100
Jan)
107% Nov
19%
*99
Jacf
6
61
18%
*923/4
20
103% Oct
27%
60%
19y8
100
20
Apr
27'/*
60»/2
100
23% Mar 24
38
273/4
100
22% Dec 21
2
86
*96
94
18 3/4
preferred
19
10
{
preferred
preferred
15
Jan
42%
42%
-
450
60'/*
60%
413/a
*90
•400
27 vb
28
19'/*
93
475
.
'
3.60%
Norfolk
4634 Jan
93
*400
,
3.90%
45
24
94
475
29
9334 Sep
Jun
July
74%
100 % Mar 30
15% Sep
Sep
74%
*93
96 %
Nopco Chemical Co
34 % Sep
75'/*
*400
313/4
24% Aug 20
24 Va Jan
75%
18%
313/a
6
16
4,000
75'/2
273/4
96 '/a
173/4 jan
26
25%
60%
42%
26
4
25%
112
"
20
96%
25
39% Jan
1,500
25%
28%
42%
Jun
39
111%
25%
112
•62 %
31%
7
53 Vb Jan
19 %
31%
5
12
61%
20%
20
28
63
423/4
Jan
23
29%
29
*62%
*953/4
Jan
22% Jun
92
450
100
preferred
92
393/4 Dec
913/4
*400
No par
$3.75
86
203/4
450
Niagara Mhk Pwr Corp com_No par
8
15
913/4
*90
*400
*72
111%
253/4
112
Electric & Gas Corp—
13
Sep
Jan
100
Shipbuilding Corp
Y State
100
V2 Nov
50
25%
"
N
31% Sep 21
80 % Jun 11
112
;
25%
New York Dock common_____No par
$5 non-cum preferred_____No par
Apr
112
25%
20
348
112
1
253/4
Jan
!
111%
111
-
24%
29
75
preferred series A
100
City Omnibus CorpJNo par
.
New York
19% Jun
10
20
25% Aug 30
9
493/4 Dec
100
154
35
common
30
25% Jan
78
54%
179 Va
51%
4%% preferred
25
Apr
67% Jan
52
543/a
179 Va
23'/a
j
y8 Sep
30
8
54%
179'/*
_100
Pnrp
Nelsner Bros Inc
2
Feb
16'4 July 22
23 % Mar 17
83
54'/4
179'A
_No par
100
17
19
54%
1793/4
,35
Inc
190
10,800
54%
54%
*51
preferred
4,800
104%
1793/4
54%
35%
Vulcgnlzed Fibre Co
35%
*104
180
10%
.10
100
36%
1043/*
10,900
24,300
*179%
54%
52%
common
11
233/4 Sep
17% Sep
16
*153%
No par
Natomas Co
Mar 29
15% Aug
30
400
Co
National Theatres
8% July 26
Dec
14 3'e
'
35%
104%
35%
105
39'/2
179
179
''
106
30
Tea
conv
35%
*1043/4
513/4
__
4.20%
353/4
1043/4
39
39%
39 vb
39%
x35%
Supply (The) Pa com
4%% preferred
National
39%
10
National
9
35
104%
39%
No par
Corp.
Corp
National Sugar Ref Co.
6% Feb
27
8
Sep
100
100
National Steel
36% July 30
142
7
35
543/8
_5
common
preferred B
National Shares
24
10% Jan
Jan
Jun
4*
4
28% Jan
293/i May 20
21
4
24% Jan
90
24
24% Jan
1043/4 Jan
36% Sep
Co
6%
'20% Dec
4
Lead
39 Vb
104%
343/4
.104%
National Linen Service Corp
1
Natl Malleable & Steel Cast
No par
May 21
Jan
1
No par
preferred A
29
11
common
39%
39%
5
Gypsum Co common
7%
5
1
Products new
Prod
V
"
preferred
National
4
15
25
pfd series of 1951
National
20 Va Jan
96
common
preferred
National Cylinder Gas Co_
conv
4%%
22% May 26
132
$1.25
,
5
1951
series
48%
49%
48%
49 Vb
48%
48%
48 Vb
48%
100
1133/4
1133/4
113'/*
1133/4
112%
113%
lll3/4
112%
48%
113
j
Number 5365
Volume 180
CMtiniMd—Pag« •
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
4
92% Sep
14% Feb
1
71% Sep
23
95% Jan
9
4
15% Dec
28
14% Jan 26
17% Aug 31
46% Dec
21
44% Jan
Jan
6
9% Mar
Jan
23
27% Sep
62
11
11% Feb
17
16% Oct
15
Sep
18
55% Dec
21
50
2~
79% Oct
38
83
16
81
Marl3
11% Jun
18
16
Dec
Oct
28
88
7% Oct
6
84% Dec
21
48
55% Jun
16
73% Mar 26
'
16% Jan
Oct
15
57% Mar
35% Jun
16
30% Feb
84% Jun
10
46
Overland
74% July 16
Owens-Illinois
22% Aug 13
Pabco
Jan
7
7% Jan
11
28
Sep 22
43% Aug 12
2
20
Pacific
25
110% Sep
22
25
142% Jan
4% Sep
15
8% Jan
Pacific
46
July 12
Pacific
13
140
Aug 24
Pacific Telep,&
3
4
137% Jan
22
28
4
20
8% Apr
16
3% Dec
14
1
May 13
1
8% Apr
Jan
7
21% May
7
30% Jun
22
37% Jan
Paramount
Park & Tilford Distillers Corp
July 30
Parke
29
Davis
Rust
Proof
10
16
99% Jan
30
35% Jan
15
45% Aug 19
Parker
15
8% Jan
B
6% Feb
17
11% Sep
7
Parmelee
3% Mar 12
7% Feb
23
8
Jan
18
22
Jan
7
4% July
2% Apr 26
Co
12% Jan
44% Aug 11
38% July 29
Peninsular Telep common
23
Feb
10
25% Jun 24
$1 preferred
27% Aug 10
21% Aug 10
29% Dec 14
29% Mar
$1.32
36% Aug 27
29% Nov 30
85% Mar 19
81% Dec
37% Sep
15
30% Nov
2
°27% July 20
30% Sep
14
10
41% Dec
Jun
Jun
2
10
86% Mar 18
Penna
8
45% Aug 26
Penn
18
29
52% Jan
23
22% May 27
Sep
107
38% Sep
11
Sep 15
Sep 14
127
38
10% Jan
134% Jan
*37 %
*25
*28%
*28Y2
38
25%
28%
28 A
87%
6
Sep
21
Penn-Texas
27
169
Sep
21
Pepsi-Cola
Aug 19
Pet Milk Co common
30
101% Feb
9
108
Aug 27
8
18% Jan
4
26% Sep
24
preferred
Petroleum Corp of America
Aug 30
30% Jun 20
15% Jan
11
Pfeiffer Brewing Co
Feb
11
Pfizer
19% Mar 25
9
88
2
100% Jun
29
4
44% Sep
39% May 26
39% Sep 21
43% Feb
0
16
82% Jan
19
32% Jan
4
25% Mar 17
23% Jan
11
26 % Jun
3
5
114 % Sep
29
102
Sep
24
Jan
5
106
Jan
2
94
Feb
26
103
Jan
11
107% Sep
12
107
Jan
11
110
3
11
1
111
86
Jun
24
99
96% Jun
10
?
108
7
Sep
6
28
Feb
17
37% Juiy 19
Phllco
83
Jan
7
95
2
44% Jan
6
95
8
36% Jan
80
88
Nov
29
55
Mar 13
88% Dec 29
101
Jan
May
34% July
23
Jun
83
Aug
5
5
Pillsbury Mills Inc common
Sep
27
Apr
Dec
30
98% Jan
82% July 20
90
Jan
11
27
29
Dec
23
29
98
Jan
29
93% Feb
5
45% Aug
97% Apr
3
1
48% Sep
15
69% Mar 25
53% Jan
4
67% May 27
10
Dec
30
19
32
Sep 21
95
.
May 18
July 22
9
16
10% July 15
Jan 12
37% Jan
14
35
Jan
2
100
101
July
104
9
22% Mar 27
Jan
11
32
Oct
23
22%
Jan
94
Feb
76% Dec 29
97
Jan
7
41% Sep
15
11
15
Sep
90 % Sep
4
85
Apr
19
158
Sep
169
Mar
52
Jun
Sep
3
165
Feb
6
58% Mar 16
Sep
11
18
Pittsburgh Forglngs Co
Apr
153% Jun
44
Pitts Consolidation
Aug 12
160
148% Apr 21
15
5
62 % Sep
24
7% Aug
5
6% Dec
31
9% Feb
26
6% Jan
12% Sep
15
21% Jan
5
12% Jan
18% May 27
60% Jan
72
60
Sep
21
69% Dec 31
17% Sep
15
73% Feb
75
27
Mar 20
25% Mar 18
Jan
9
18
Sep
14
Apr 27
31% Jan
2
66
Sep
14
98
146
150
62% Jan
11
19% Jan
5
146
2
74% Aug
2
14
23 % May
Aug 26
Sep
14
14
13% Oct
1
30% Sep
18% Jan
120
89 Ve Jan
14
Aug
150
Jun
July 30
Coal Co
Aug 17
18
July
155
Inc
St L RR
60
11% Jan
16% Mar 18
162
10% Feb
Pitts Ft Wayne &
guaranteed
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
10% Sep 15
12% Jan
23% Sep
S47/s Apr
2
24
Jan
29% Sep
23
46% Feb
3
22
May
35
Jan
29
Pond
19
Aug
5
27
21
16
25
Poor
5
5
Plough Inc
Plymouth Oil Co
30% Dec
14
23
13% Oct
13
Jun
8
16
7% Sep 15
34% Jan
8
29
14% Jan
19% Mar 23
16% Jan
17% Jan
11% May
7
19% Aug
11% Sep
7% May
7
34
69% July
1
9% Dec 31
18
68
Feb
15% Jan
76% Dec
82% Jan
38% Sep
May
71% Dec
29
*,$9
May
17
96% Aug
20
9% Mar 31
11% Aug
5
5
72% Mar 16
80
Jan
20
43 % Aug
5
11
33% Jan
29% Jun
18
37% Dec 29
35% Jan
43
73
Jun
23
84% Nov
5
82% Jan
92% Mar
92
Jun
3
26
Jan
5
25% Jan
24%
Jun~22
27%
Jan~20
25% Jan
29% Aug 17
24
25% Jan
31% Aug 12
36% Jun
5
35% Dec
25
9
24% Jun
4
92
Jun
35%
8ep~li"
27% Feb
Jan
6
43% Jan
20
64% Jan
2
102
14
Mar 19
Sep
103% Apr
July 20
104
3
Sep
3
6
15
4
57% Sep 23
47
Jan
4
Sep
7
24
110% Jan 29
Jan
4
33% July IS
Jan
5
155% Apr 21
7
109% Mar
4
39% Aug 31
30% Mar
6
28
Jun
Aug 10
40% Jan
107
103
27
25%
Sep
97% Jun
102
42% Sep
18
143
65 Ve Sep
131% Jun
17
146% Feb
3
$0% Sep
IB
35% Jan
3
21% Jan
15
25% Sep 22
31
Nov 19
29% Jan
V
22% Jan
11
35
68
Jun
1$
79
Jan
3
76
3% Oct
15
4% Jan
$%8ep 15
6% Dec
Jan
4
6
2V» Jan
28
4
4% Mar
9
Feb
38
66
$5% Dec
30
47% Mar 25
$6
Nov
90% Jan
37
Jan
1
Aug 12
85% Oct
7
July
9% Sep
1
6
15
1
1
Chic Ry com__100
preferred
.100
Co
10
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt-—No par
Pittsburgh Steel Co com
No par
6%
preferred class A
100
5%% 1st series prior pfd
100
Pittsburgh & West Virginia
100
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd—100
Pittston Co
(The) common
1
5%%
conv preferred
-100
7%
Creek
& Co
Potomac
Pocahontas—
26
Electric Power Co
4.16%
40%
1
64%
31%
*110
19%
*89%
*84
17%
19
11
92
10%
76%
39"%
40%
*26
*25%
28%
30%
*102%
*104
,
56%
64%
45% Apr 27
Raybestos-Manhattan
57
65
31%
*153% 156 ' /
25 % 25'%
6%
8%
*97
pfd
91
26%
25%
28%
30%
104
104%
108% 108%
30%
42%
3,800
21
20%
21%
13,800
63%
*52%
31%
31 5/8
313A,
44%
44%
44%
44%
r4
53/s
9%
*9
5%
5%
33 Ve
2%
153/a
.
♦103
103
103
33 %.
85%
6%
8%
98
43 A
18,400
100
9
59,40 3
15%
47,030
74'A
4,700
15
73%
743/4
74
743/4
74
74%
104
8,400
v
343/a
1.
153/8
15
230
53/a
5
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23A
2%
153/4
890
35,000
148
33%
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9
9
23/4
15%
151/2
74
♦103
5,403
12,100
——
34%
2%
2%
35%
5%
333/4
9%
9,700
42%
*147%
148
33%
♦9
-
/ 130'/a
43/8
iff
40
2,500
42
130%
♦147
30
54
35%'
42
41%
.
130
36
35%
130
130
4ft
5%
631/2
270
53 Vt
1471/2
34
39%
643/4
4%
5
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700
10%
31%
146'/a
33%
10
93%
10 3A
39
/fr
4
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10%
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147%
41/4
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'
94% v
53%
41J/2
403/4
130
2,700
933/4
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36%
36
36%
41%
130 %
50
102
102
104
V/e
71/4
7%
7%
8,000
34%
34"%
34%
345/8
9,100
7%
7%
7%
7%
34%
353/a
343/4
35
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32%
32%
32%
34%
34%
34%
34%
34
34%
333/4
34'A
9,900
43%
441/2
441/2
44%
1,300
43%
*42%
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10%
10%
101%
30
IO1/4
4%
4%
4%
4%
4
41/4
3%
3%
3%
4
4
11%
11%
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12
11%
12
41%
423/s
413/4
42
41'/2
41%
38
373/4
38
38
38
43
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♦24%
25%
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28%
28%
283/4
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53
53%
106%
45
109
109
107
107
♦107
17%
46%
46%
19%
19%
34
34
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41%
108
107
107
17
16%
17
46
46 3%
45%
33%
14
I66I/2
62
14%
61%
107
106 %
1061/2
26
25%
25 %
108
25%
*25%
26
25%
34%
9%
9%
10
9%
36 »/4
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34
35%
105%
1053/4
700
62
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26
37,200
14%
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i
400
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107 'A
10y8
600
1,703
r\
47
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47
14
63
9%
15,900
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141/4
62
4,900
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167'%
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40,700
19%
341/4
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20
108
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45
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167
650
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17
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—
5,600
45
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400
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109
111
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47
44%
2,100
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110
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80
1,000
4,400
93/4
9%
18,500
34
32%
105 »/2
106
—
—
2,400
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-
45
109%
34
167%
42%
20
533/4
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106 'A
443%
44%
44%
108%
17
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♦1051%
42
42
—
—
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87
86'A
873/4
533/4
167
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283/4
87%
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400
'mm
29
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53%
43
1,000
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88
106%
3,600
%;
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53%
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38
25%
88
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12
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2,400
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38
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%
12
42
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88
3,400
3%
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900
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4
4
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4
100
33
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33
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43%
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105%
42%
43%
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43
42%
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43'A
16,200
38
383%
38
38%
38
38%
7,900
*
38%
383/a
1,600
25%
25 3/4
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25%
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1143/4
114%
114%
114%
114%
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102%
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102 3%
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102%
101%
101%
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109
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109
108%
108'A
♦108'A
10%
11
10%
26
26
26
115 '
109
10
10%
10 3A
11
19,200
333/a
33%
33
33%
93
93
93%
93%
40
39%
39%
39%
39%
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92%
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92%
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92%
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88%
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41%
42%
99
94
94
39%
39%
40%
*391/2
40%
*96
99
63%
64%
62%
633/a
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13%
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13%
12%
12%
97
42%
42%
42 %
42%
42%
103%
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103%
*101'A
103%
104
31%
313/4
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31%
31%
*110
125
v
32
19%
18%
19'%
*89%
91 %
*89%
84%
843/4
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59%
59%
59
14%
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61
7
14%
163
61%
1
17%
17%
683/4
68%
20%
20%
*115
2D %
20i%
29
117
28%
28%
116
*113
61
10,500
7
4,000
17%
17%
3,200
20 Ve
70%
30
72%
72%
300
72%
20%
20'A
♦149
271/4
28%
27%
173/a
♦69%
72'A
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*149
*149
28%
72%
*72
30
603A
6%
70
♦68%
■
158'%
162
7
17%
17%
68%
14%
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162
61%
6%
17%
723/4
2,300
163
61
68%
72%
14%
158'%
*160%
7
7
1,800
♦156
62
6%
61%
100
59
14%
14%
143%
4,000
59
59%
163
19%
91%
*59
1581%
600
86
86
59%
14%.
32
125
*89%
*84
*160%
70
32
*84
86
♦156
3,700
91%
'
158
100
42%
104
185/8
19
18%
91%
—— —
♦110
125
♦110
125
*110
19%
*89%
-
20,500
13
42%
42%
—
100
50
"63 3%
62'A
*12
*101%
—
41
*96
64 3/8
t't
12,800
87%
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63%
6,300
«
92'%
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99
40%
*96
20
333/8
94
.
100
..
10%
34%
*96
50
s
33%
*93
33%
'
10%
X39%
205/a
—
1,100
—
275/a
3,900
•
*110
116
*113
113
60
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13-%
135/8
13%
1,400
28%
28 3/8
28%
28
28%
27%
28i/4
4,300
28%
323/4
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
2,000
32%
17%
18
17%
173%
17%
17%
175/8
17%
19
19
19
19
19 'A
2,900
10%
10 3/4
10%
13,100
38%
38%
38%
300
1,500
18%
19
19
10%
11%
10%
11
38%
37%
37%
92'%
92%
933%
92%
933A
92%
93%
6,600
10%
10%
10%
10'A
103%
9,100
10%
103/8
77
76'A
76%
76'A
77
39%
39i/8
39%
39i/8
393/a
2,700
40'%
39%
40
39%
39%
4,200
*37%
38%
91
10%
76%
39%
39%
*90
1
1
100
Nonar
Corp
RKO Theatres Corp
4
45
18
19
11%
*37%
33Ve
85'A
12
44%
91%
86
*160% 162
61
62
6%
7
17% 17%
69
69
*72
73
20% 20%
*149
28% 29%
116
116
13% 13%
28% 29%
32
32%
America com_No par
$3.50 1st preferred
No par
Radio Corp of
31%
125
19%
59% 59 %
14% I47/8
*153
158
com
Quaker Oats Co (The) com
6
6%
preferred
100
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp—10
Pictures
45
64%
13%
42% 42%
103%: 104
*12%
25
preferred
Ralston Purina Co 3Ye%
31%
44%
92%
88%
44
99
*96
10
No pal
$1.40 div preference com__No pal
4.08% preferred
100
4.18% preferred
100
Pullman Inc
No par
Pure Oil (The) common
No par
5%
conv preferred
100
RKO
31%
32
40%
*90%
*87%
*42
Gamble
99% Mar 26
55
313/4
41%
67
93
107
10,/«
36%. 36%
105% 106%
42% 43%
38 % 38 A
25 /4 26 /4
*113% 114 /4
*100% 102%
*106
106 /4
*108% 109
10% 10%
33% 34 /a
93
93
Inc com (Del)_l
Pub Serv El & Gas
641/2
54
10„
conv
&
64%
55
26
preferred series A—50
No par
Publicker Industries Inc com——5
$4.75 cum preferred
No par
Public Serv Co of Colorado
10
Public Serv Co of Indiana—No par
3 % %
preferred
100
4.32% preferred
25
4%%
Procter
64 %
*53%
197
No par
class B
Pressed Steel Car Co
*63
'
62
107
Pitts Coke & Chem Co
21
42% Mar
3
59% Feb
6
77% Jan
17
Dec
Jan
80
24
77
&
381%
63
25
100
com„No par
$5 convertible preferred—No par
$4.80 preferred (conv)
No par
C C
381/4
36%
900
67
93%
10%
14 Ve
63
No par
2
preferred
Pitney-Bowes
1
Pitts
6
29% Jan
$4
Mar""5
106% May 22
19
2
17% Jun
21
6
106% May 22
18% Dec 29
common
1
3
47% Aug
23
Mar
Corp
100
100
100
preferred series A
100
Philip Morris <fc Co Ltd common—5
4%
preferred
100
3.9%
series preferred
—100
Phillips Jones Corp com
No par
5% preferred
100
Phillips Petroleum
No par
Phoenix Hosiery
5
92% Jun
5
No par
100
3%%
July 13
18% Jan
87
100
preferred
3.8% preferred
4.3%
preferred
4.68%
preferred
Phlla & Reading Coal & Iron
27
26% Nov 27
Apr 28
May 28
7% May
8
18% Jan
8% Sep 21
Jan
(conv)
4.4%
5
10
Jun
100
5
5
1
$1 conv preference com
30
108% Nov
89
J^%
Phelps-Dodge Corp
12.50
Phlla Electric Co common—No par
23
38%
130%
85%
15%
15%
68
♦93
10%
47
47
•
& Co Inc com
preferred
2nd
4%
112% Mar 30
10%
i
No par
4%%
20
30% Jun 24
Co
(Chas)
™
PL/1?-.,
*7A
?8% 47
^
A2
At f
187
167 %
100
16% Mar 12
65
Jan
'*
33y3C
4
*
84% Oct
41% Dec
Corp
11
46
108% Jan
July
50
10
10
—5
100
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
Peoria & Eastern Ry Co
30% Jan
104
100
RR
Pennsylvania Salt Mfg Co
54 Ye July 23
4
100
preferred
series preferred
4.40%
18
38% Jun
AtYf
Feb
21% Mar
16
81% Jun
Light com—No par
&
Pennsylvania
July 28
36
Power
-
53% 53%
42 % 42%
*105% 106%
Corp
10%
88%
13% Jan
105 1
14% Dec 30
i
No par
25
25
25
No par
7
com
1
100
Corp
Sand
34% Sep
Mar 26
33
22
49
8
Sep
17% Sep
i
42 %
15% May 21
Dec 28
15
38% Aug 21
89
Dec
20
Co
Cement
Glass
4%%
30
50% July
5
Mar 18
31
Sep
Apr 19
18% F«b 15
2
11% Jan
-
148% Mar 16
48
Mar
41
14% Apr
15
July
111
Mar 18
15% Mar 25
10
16% Dec
■
33A
11%
preferred
5%
106% Feb
104
(J C)
Penn-Dlxle
May 26
4
6
3
40% Dec 29
$1.30
Penney
7
56% July 23
107
35% Jan
28% Jan
preferred
preferred
47
19
Apr 13
105
3
107% Feb
4
89% July
4
37% Apr
28
30% Jun
101
24
37% Jan
39% Mar 19
27
5
29% Jan 29
27% Jun
73% Jan
8
25
44
42 %
5
Penlck & Ford
30% Jan
7
4
94%
♦93
93
10%
343A
25
No par
5
Peabody Coal Co common
5%
conv prior preferred
8
10% May 11
35
May
33
No par
Enterprises
&
88% Dec 11
99
Dec
3
5
35%
34%
*31'A
34%
*43%
lO'/a
4'A
1
161/8
4^8
37/»
H1/®
Transportation
Mines
Patlno
15%
16
72 % 73
*103
104
7%
7%
No par
2.50
& Co
8% Sep
20
Corp
Pictures
35% Aug 19
'. 33% Jun
9
8
100
1
1
J
37
26% Jan
V.
1
L com—No par
preferred
x93
*84
151/4
*67
*38
31% 31%
44% 44%
36
36%
41 %
42
130% 130%
4 fs
4A
xl46
147
5%
5%
34
34%
*8%
9%
2%
2%
100
1
Panhandle Oil Corp
14
84 %
*53'A
10
Panhandle East Pipe
4%
C
No par
Car
Motor
44% Jan
Jan
21
Pan Amer World Airways Inc
84% Jan
2% Dec
20%
preferred
Packard
7
30
10% Oct
21
Corp
27
15
34
20%
common_4
19
6
Apr
6% Apr
Consolidated
Sep
16
Dec
21
21%
100
64% Apr
24% Sep
4% Sep
21%
Teleg com
103% Sep
2
30% Mar 27
80% Jun
92%
*
151/4
91%
68
903/4
25
No par
97% Jan
15
21
68
preferred
4%
4
6% Sep
10
69
93%
rights
Tin
*
20%
68 %
No par
Mills
69% Jan
9% Jan
15%
92
10"
Pacific Western Oil Corp
Feb
9
*15%
68%
10
Electric
&
Gas
Pacific
4% Jun
2% Sep
i
6%
21
Aug 11
6
15%
93%
No par
No par
Lighting Corp.
Common
87% Mar 16
5
8% Jan
6% Jan
28
6% Sep
<4% Oct
8
19
11% Feb 28
88% Mar 25
98% Dec 30
9% Jan
Pacific
Aug 24
148% Sep
4% May 18
26% July 20
47% Mar 31
32% Feb
81
38% July 14
12
23
119% Mar 10
129% Jun
15
Jan
114% Jan
31
Mar 17
30
4
33% Feb
4i« Sep
2
22% Nov
39 Vs Jan
Mar 17
40
34% Dec
12% Nov
2,800
85%
*15%
67 %
Corp
Finance
26%
26%
15%
15%
92%
common
preferred noncum
preferred noncum
2
45% Aug 17
34% Aug
4
28% Jan
26%
58%
64 %
55
Co
5,100
*84
11
38
Coast
58%
58%
*26%
11
38
2nd
4,700
58%
85%
5
1st
190
'
26%
94
Pacific
26%
-
26%
*84
*93
29
26%
91%
26%
85%
100
22
58%
26%
913A
26%"
*84
26%
No par
Sep
55
44% May 17
Co
cum
64% Sep
May 17
57
X58%
58%
9,300
92'A
26%
*91%
f
27
85%
59%
Pacific Amer Fisheries Inc
12
33% Apr
8
8
921/4
26%
125/a
12'A
58%
Prpducts Inc com
conv preferred
4%
Aug 17
93
*91 %
27
5
Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corp
94Ve July 23
,
921/4
26%
Shares
Oct. 1
12%"
121/4
12.50
11
Glass
91
59 %
*84
1
(The)
Corp
12
82
Mar 10
Mar
4
12%
91
26%
No par
83 %c
No par
& Mfg
Marine
Jan
14% Jan 20
11
13% Jan
Outlet
-.
26%
Co
8
12%
the Week
Friday
Thursday
Sept. 30
12%
12%
26%
90%
Elevator
Outboard
30
Jan
<87
Apr
preferred- .100
(The)
Sept. 29
12%
12%
77% Jan
89% Jun
80
Otis
7
July
convertible
Omnibus Corp
20
28% Jun
July 23
29
13% Mar 11
84
4%95»
16
Wednesday
Sept. 28
Sept. 27
1
common
Sales for
SALE PRICES
HIGH
Tuesday
Monday
Par
EXCHANGE
Oliver Corp
13% Aug 10
4
9% Jan
15
73
^
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lewes*
8% Dec
YORK STOCK
NKW
Bange Since Jan. 1
LOW AND
STOCKS
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...
92
10%
*76%
,
38%
77
39%
39%
39%
39%
40
*90
91
•90
♦26%
26%
♦26
26%
300
26%
25%
25%
25%
600
♦253/8
25%
25%
♦255/s
28%
28'A
15,700
28 3/8
285/a
28%
30%
30%
30%
30%.
30%
30%
4,900
31
104
103%
103%
*1021%
103%
*102%
103%
*104
1041/4
103%
1031%
140
563/a
56%
6,800
26
25%
28%
30%
*102%
1041/4
57%
*90
104
56%
104
56%
64
64%
64%
63%
*108%
1083/4
108%
1083%
31%
31%
.,..31
31%
153% 153%
25% 25 %
AAAf 33 (f
V!?' A/f
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8/a
97
42 %
91
260
91
90
56%
39%
26 3%
90
26
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10%
♦37
6%
8/a
98
43-/2
*153% 155%
25% 25 Ve
56%
56%
109
31%
153%
25 Ve
3,900
34
85%
35,700
85%
6%
6y2
4,700
8%
11,600
98
42%
700
31%
31%
153%
25%
32%
85%
851/4
6%
6%
6%
8%
400
153%
33%
8%
8,700
31%
85%
42%
62%
•109
153%
*25
81/4
98
*97
43
43
'
25
33%
851/4
6%
33%
8%
98
43
60
109%
62%
63%
62%
109
32%
*97
28%
28 %
*
8%
•97
42%
40
1,500
1.100
25
26
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STOCKS
Range for Previous
Lowest
Highest
Sep
14
35% Jan
34% Jan
31% Jan
-Sep
15
14% Mar
26% Oct
9
36% Feb
30% Jan
36% Dec
24
22
36
12 % Jan
6
16% Oct
12
32
Jun '
Feb
4%
A%
13
Silk-Hosiery
Roller
22% Mar
16% Jan
19% Aug 17
Reed
12% Apr
18% July 22
Reeves
23
9% Dec
14% Jan
29
13% Sep
■
Sep
18
19
1
19% Feb
21
14
84
26
62% Jun
18
64% Apr
4% May
97
Aug 14
•>
1
29
2
14% Jan
93% Feb
11
4
Jan
28
24
Revere
7V« Jaxi
25
Rexali
Drug
87% Sep
27
16
6
Jun
to
22
51% Jan
12
'"'5.
*
11% Sep *
4
Jan
'•Republic Steel
22
49
48
31
Aug 10
80% Jun
5
98% Dec
14
22% Sep
14
14
65
Jan
Jan
6% Apr
23
31
27% Mar
29
44% Mar 10
16% Sep
15
21% Mar
7
35% Jun
18% Dec
43% Dec
21% Nov
29
115
Apr
92
Jun
41
Jan
14
45% July 28
.18% Jan
4
22% Aug
261 % Aug
7
9
149% Dec
11
Dec
17
96
10% Jan
24
24
148
105
2
6% Sep
36 % Aug
13
Jan
8
Jan
18
11
5
19
17%
17%
17%
*175%
17%
3,100
14%
15
15%
15%
15%
2,500
5%
5%
26%
*26
*5V
6%
*26
6%
*26
*9%
*59%
26%.
25%
27%
■?.
273/s
60%
28%
27%
100%
100%
26%
26%
5,200
35%
34 %
34%
34%
34%
34
363/8
39,100
5
43/4
11,700
5
4%
-V
4%
4%'
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
500
62%
63%
63
63%
623/8
63%
62%
19,600
57%
57%
57%
56
57%
55
56%
54%
623/4
55 '/a
7
•
6%
*12%
6%
7
7
6%
39
39
39%
47%
47%
38%
39
*46
49
86
87
102
86
85
1013%
33%
33%
58%
57%
25
;
101%
39
33%
86
33%
58%
57%
24%
85
7,300
39%
45,000
10,600
50
100
86
86
1013/4
33
57%
800
101%
920
32%
25
33
5,300
57%
57%
8,400
*24%
57%
*24%
10%
*48
1013/4
33
58
24%
13;40Q
83%
39
39%
101%
7
82%
49
85
101%
6%
6,800
*10%
10%
*46
25
*243/,
7
85
84
*10%
49
*46
/
1013/4
33%
57%
4%
120
12%
851/4
10%
33
4%
96,400
63%
10%
*24%
120
,
26%
84%
.No par
59%
28%
10%
—.No par
59%
200
7 101%
86%
87
300
26%
*101
10
101%
500
10
.26%
101
84%
1
Co
27%
6%
25%
*9%
60%
*59%
*5%
25%
10
26%
101
101%
10%
%
6
26%
*9%
26%
101
5
*5%
10
24%
100
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
2,800
11
11%
11%
11%
11 %
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
4,300
preferred series A——50
29%
29%
29%
29%
29
29%
29%
30
27%
27%
26%
27%
26%
26%
26%
34
34
33%
33%
32%
32%
•32%
*45%
45%
45%
45%
45%
45%
45%
45%
45%
45%
700
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
11,000
Inc
Mills
4.50%
5%%
—20
common.
preferred
:
;25
Rochester Gas & El Corp.._Nopar
Rockwell, Spring <fc Axle Co.
—5
Rohm
Mar 29
105
17%
14%
Roberstsliaw-Fulton Controls com__l
Aug 11
12
100
173/8
5
Antelope Copper Mines
Roboins
May 18
4
.Jan
200
30%
11%
■
41
17% Jan
100
%
*29 %
15 %
10
Corp—
Roan
25% Aug 14
23
Oil
Ritter Company
29 V
4
Manufacturing
Mar 22
24
3
31
87%
37
<21% May
26% Dec
*29%
9%
38%
12
2
31
1,400
39
33%
17%
12%
62%
57%
6%
1
—3
11
Rheem
*32
86
No par
com
Common
Richfield
33%
10
Co
Reynolds .(R J) 'lob class B
Aug
4
59% May 21
39
*32%
14%
34%
No par
2.50
^
24
22% Oct
■r
*29%
39%
33 %
17%
34%
100
Sep
33%
*38
13,500
15%
35%
100
15% Aug
30%
26%
series
3
30%
25%
series
7
31 %
26%
3.60%
9% May
34
23
39%
*38
39%
100%
4.50%
7% Jan
34
25%
Preferred
18
34%
26%
Preferred
12
28
100%
5
27
27%
*38
1
10
3
28
273%
28
40
60%
Feb
May
28
27%
28%
*38
*59%
Feb
20
21,900
60
88
3
9 Va Dec
11% Dec
'
14%
60
48% Jan
11
14%
9%
25% Jan
5
26% Dec
9
14%
9%
104
July
14 3/8
10
2
2
78
95% July
5
14%
50c
Inc
~
29% Mar 18
43% Sep
Oct
22
107
14%
6%
com____No par
Reynolds Spring Co
40% May 18
48% Mar
4
33% July 2
46
Mar 16
58% July 21
90% Jan
5
Dec
Corp
•Reynolds Metals
1
*
36% Dec
14%
26
_
Copper &c Brass
22
9% Mar 20
2,100
14%
„
17%
Aviation Corp—:
_1
;Republic Pictures common——_50c
$1 convertible preferred-——JO
3
Jan
56
14
38%
15
48
r
15
Republic
13
6% Apr
13
21
38%
25
12% Sep
37% Feb 24
48%
38%
10
—
64% Sep
57% Sep
30
47 %
38
26
—
4
42% Oct
43%
38%
5
100
Inc
11
47% Jan
5% Feb
vipO .preferred
26
52% Mar 17
49
38 3/s
No par
Remington-Rand common
Jan
4% May 18
11% Jun
3
48%
38%
'
3
17
14
14
31% Apr
7
42% Sep
4% Sep
Corp—;
10% Jan
2% Sep
49 %
38%
Co—
&
Re«/Molors
Shares
48%
prior preference——10
Mfg Co common
Conv pfd 3%% series
6
the Week
33
*30%
50c
Relianoe
% Aug 2J
5% Aug 16
11
27
Oct. I
*34
No par
Jan
12
9% Sep
Ap*
(Robt)
$1.25 div
Friday
Sept. 30
50%
28
"
5
Co
22
Mar 18
19% Jan
40% Sep
.
50
50
Inc__
Reliable Stores
8
28 % Sep 29
101% Sep 20
18
19
23% May 25
2
Jan
10% July 30
60 % Aug 18
8% May 7
55% May 19
23
Jan
6% Aug
3
24% July
7% Mar 20
31% Feb
Sep" 23
Bit
Bros
Sales for
Thursday
14%
5
Mills
PRICES
Sept. 29
38
25
preferred.__.50
2nd
noncum
iReal
1
1st preferred
noncum
SALE
Wednesday
Sept. 2H
,...
49%
—1
common......
__
Reis
4
25
Inc
preferred
Raytheon Mfg Co__——__
Reading Co common
HIGH
Tuesday
Sept. 27
(Par
AND
LOW
.;■■■*
Monday
>
$2
15 % Jan
15
Dec
Ma
29 % NOV
6
-Sep
Sep
26
41% Fe
31% Dec
36
26% Jan
33% Jan
Rayonier
15% Sep 22
29% May 24
40% Aug 26
8% Jan
'
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
'50% Sep 23
38% Aug
9
25% Jan
28
8
NEW
Highest
30% Dec
22
f-
Range Since Jan. 1
Year1953
Monday, October 4, 1954
.
Continued—Page 10
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Lowest
..
conv
&
Co
Haas
20
preferred series-A
4%
253
100
common
*103
/
<■
253
*248
257
*245
254
*245
104%
*103
104%
*103
104%
30
26%
*103
v
30
26%
34
*32%
254
249
104%
2,500
1
26%
4,300
34
400
252
>103
300
U%
22% Jan
29
104%
Dec~15
17%
19
Ronson Corp
1
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
61% Sep
23
Royal Dutch Petrol Co__50 Guilders
8%
1,800
9
60%
60%
60%
60 %'
59%
60 %
59 5/a
60%
59%
4
20% Sep 20
39% July
!»
60%
14% Jan
47,700
20%
19%
20%
19%
19%
19%
19%
Ruoeroid Co
19%
19%
4,900
33% May 21
14% Dec
9% Feb
55 % Aug
37
37%
37
37%
37
37
37
37
12% Aug 23
16% Mar
9
Ruppert '(Jacob)
1,800
13%
13%
13 %
13%
13%
13%
600
9
Safeway
45%
10,900
6% May 27
30
Ma~r~23
McBee
bRoyal
23
40% Dec
81
12
4
47% Sep
98% Sep
17
4%
14
111'/2 Sep
28
4.30%
38% Jan
1
93 % Nov
Jun
883/4 Jan
103 '/u Jun
32% Jan
9
28
30% Oct
""7
43% Jan
5
31% Jan
11
41% Jun
16% Jun
29
19% Nov
24
18% Jan
14
23
Dec
29
33% Jan
30
23 Vu Jan
4
27% May 25
Sep
14
77'/a Feb
2
62 % Jan
8
7U Va Aug
22
61
>
:
5
211
Apr
Sep 14
23% Mar 25
123
211
Sep
15
312
150
May 26
160
17% Sep
15
91% Sep
9
Jan
Nov
96
9
12
93% Jan
12
4
103
10
11
,
'A
22
15% Mar
14
% Sep
28
6
Sep
15
17
■Jan
Mar 23
27 Va
•Jan
4
131/4 Aug
2
17% Apr
28
22% Jan
20
11% Jan
.i
4
14% Feb
47% Sep 20
65% Jun
Ik.
Jun
24% Dec
29
Jun
89
102
86% Feb
8
25 Vo Jan
2
89%
85% Feb
Feb
3
10,7
1023/4 Jan
3
17% Jan
79% Jan
10
50
110
Oct
19
1
96
Sep
1
105% Sep
8
293% July 23
May 26
Jan
17% Dec
19
15% Jun
Feb
31% Jan 12
81% Jun 30
98
6
25
91% Jan
105
Is
98
Sep 29
(Tnej
Stores
,_lo
33%
"38%
38
38%
37%
Power—_No par
St L San F Ry Co common—No par
22%
22%
22 Vo
22%
♦22%
24%
25%
24 Vo
24%
24
68 %
69 %
671/4
68%
67%
St
St
Joseph Lead Co
series
h"
noncum
preferred
Regis Paper Co common
1st
San
pfd
series
4.40%
Savage
Industries
Schering Corp
$3.40
Scovill
Mfg
Co
4.30%
conv
Scranton
1
Seaboard
Air
Seaboard
Finance
103% Nov
9
102
Jan
July 21
24
13
Jan
17
62% Dec
26% Mar 27
12 % Mar 12
Oct
13
14%. Feb
26
60% Oct
27
80
.Apr
14
3
3
35% Sep
18
42% Dec
32
Sep
15
43% Mar 16
8
Dec
29
24% Dec
22
3.35%
9
57 Va Mar 16
76
21% Jan
12
35% Sep
7% Jun
4
101/4 Fen
3
6% July
7
91/4 Jan
13
69 »/2 Jan
30
Sears
Servel
27
40
Jan
4
52
4
37% Mar 11
Sharon
Shattuck
$4.50
4
10 Va Sep
30
25% Jon
4
29 »/4 Veb
5
573/4 Sep
20% Sep
29
Shell
24
28% Sep
15
34
35
Dec
30
30% Sep
11
43% Mar 20
33% Oct
14
42
Aug
23% Sep
29
37
Dec
22
153/4 Jan
20
29 % Jan
43% Mar 20
36 % Jan
7
8
8
30
Oil
Corp
Corp of
Sheraton
471/4 Sep
Sinclair
Oil
5
35% Jan
50% Mar 29
Jan
8
25% Jan
42
Aug 27
Smith
27
Smith
6% May
4
35
Apr 23
12% Aug
9
471/4 Aug 10
25
40
May
56
Mar
6
41
15% Jan
37% Jan
5
Aug
173/4 July
13% Jan
18% Jun
6
21%
9
8
32% Aug 25
(A
3'%%
4% Sep
11% Jan
14
7% Feb 27
5Va Jan
9
Sep 27
South, Amer
2
15
Oct
1
53
32% Dec
31
May
53% Feb
33
40
Dec
16
33% Jun
.9
13% Sep
223/a Jun
Mar 26
Jan
11
37% Jan
11
15
16% Feb
2
15% Jan
5
11
27 % Feb
24
33% Feb
10
Jun
5
29
Sep
11
36% Sep 21
73
Mar 30
II % Dec" 11
4 3/s Dec
44
Oct
25% May
28y4 Feb
2
36% Jan
4
49% May 20
39% Jan
11
40
May 21
80% Oct 4 2
15%
31
2
Feb 18
May~25
73/4 Mar 17
73/4 Mar 25
107
Dec
21
60% Dec 22
98% Feb
2
101% Dec
16
12% Sep
14
19% Jan
.5
353/4 Sep
14
49 % Mar 20
37
80
6
Jan
>
5
Jan
14
26% Aug 31
121/4 "Jan
5
4
Apr
22
4'/2 Mar 16
85
July
9
55% Mar 31
101% Apr 27
14
Jan
Mar
4
1
18
"5% Sep"
29
Jan
-■74% Aug
1041/4 Sep
13
19
3
14
80% May
5
.12% Dec 29
4
IIV4 Aug 12
4
693A Aug 11
'243% Jan
11
28.1/8 Jan
5
15
'86y4 Jan
4
6
20% Mar 18
91, Feb 11
17% Jan
6
20 % Mar 18
For footnotes
see
nn«*e
2fi
12% May 17
12 Vo Jan 28
8%
60
371/2
16%
16%
37%
*16,
37%
.>
16%
16
7
76
741/4
75%
73%
74%
74
34%
35
34%
35
35
8%
7%
48%
400
73%
74 V4
13,700
35
'
5,600
8%
8%
8%
8%
81/2
8%
8%
1,700
7%
7Va
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
21.400
53%
53%
53'%
49%
-49%
49%
28%
9%
28%
28%
*53
*27%
55%
19%
13
351/2
39%
46Va
46%
9%
9%
54
57
55%
49%
49%
49%
28V2
28%
28%
9%
9%
430
49%
52
10,900
28%
10 Va
56
28%
9%
9%
5,200
10,300
28
28
28
28
28
57
56%.
57%
56
57
55%
56%
20
19%
20
20
20
19%
20
6,200
6,400
*27%
28
500
18,300
13 Va
12%
13
12%
12%
12%
36%
36 %
36'A
35%
35%
35%
35%
40
39%
39%
39'A
39 »/2
*39%
47
46 Va
46%
46
46%
46V4
46%
46%
46 Va
46%
45%
46
45%
46
3,700
41 %
41
41%
40%
40%
40
40 y4
6,800
10%
47%
•
x41
10%
10%
10%
5,600
44
44
*44
12%
45
40
3,800
2,600
24,600
260
51%
51%
16%
17
17
17
2,200
26%
,
27 Va
26V4
26%
7,200
48%
23,400
48V4
491/4
21%
22%
*175
183
8%
4,000
7%
49%
x21%
37%
16'A
8%
,
54
*177
37
35
35%
y
-
*15%
74%
34%
8%
.
8%
9
*50
48%
48 Va
21 Va
21%
182
*175
8%
8%
51%
21%
380
3,800
183
8% '
38,666
18%
18%
181/4
18%
531/4
53 Va
53 Va
53%
200
34
37'A
34'A
37%
341/4
34'/2
34
34%
2,500
*36
37
36%
37
44%
44%
X44V8
44%
43%
44%
12,000
17%-
18
17%
17%
17%
17%
14,400
29
preferred
South
25
(The
Indiana
'5%
non-cum
Mobile &
Spalding
Sparks
Spear
(A
Co
5
stk
Public
G)
&
tr
No par
!
Service
Co
923/4 Sep
22
$3.50
preferred
27,300
56 V4
57%
11,900
56%-
56 %
47%
56%
47%
47%
'
*87
56%
47%
47
47%
89
87%
87%
*87%
26%
26%
26%
26%
4,500
14V4:
14 V4
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14%
1,900
4%
2,000
*87
26%
27
26%
26%
14
14
14
14%
14 Va
14%
4%
•
4%
-
*103
•
4%
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86
71
104%
1
20%
20"%
1
75%
i_
76%
par
No par
No par
15% Aiig 12
Standard Coil Products Co Inc
Standard
9%
-65
4%
*5%
*80
70%
*103
20 %
76%
89
4%
4%
*5%
6 Va
*80
86
71
104 V4
20%
76%
691/4
■
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6Va
86
7OV2
104
<
4%
*5%
*80
68%
*103%
'
10Va
.
4%
4%
6 Va
*5%
*80
68%
69%
104
' 20%
t
47%
-
86
20%
20%
76%
76%
76%
77%
10%
101/4
66%
66
10%
-67
■
IOV4
10%
65%
65%
1,300
20
5%
86
70
2,500
103 Va
20%
20%
3,500
77
9,800
*76 Va
38%
lO'/s
*65%
47%
89
103 Va
20%
__
66
2,200
561/4
27%
2
com
47%
28%
56%
'27
5
Inc
57 %
28%
-
56Va
1
*5%
143/e Sep
Gas &
8,500
45%
*80
70%
pfd (stamped).No
Brands
31V4
44%
1
Square D Co
Standard
31%
45
No par
common
4
31'A
44%
89
When issued
413/4 July 29
28%
31 Va
*87
Spencer Chemical Co commoni___6
4.60%: preferred
i
100
Conv $4.50
28%
~*47%
50
No par
common
$5.50 preferred
700
46%
1
Bros Inc
7,300
*31%
100
Co
18%
30%
28%
'
No par
ctfs
18
*52 V2
45%
Elec__No par
_7.50
Co
(Del)
preferred
Withington
&
&
"
25
*
Gas
Co
Ohio
Southwestern
Edison
)
Gas
Natural
South'n Pacific
36% Aug
2
81
53%
Spiegel Inc
6 % Jan
53 % Jan
*78%
50
Spencer Kellogg & Sons
Sperry Corp (The).
Mar" 19
81
Carolina E & G Co com_4.50
,21% Sep 23
813/s Aug 19
38% Oct
1
67% Mar 23
*78%
*78%
11
15
Southern .Railway common
6% Apr
81
81
10
200
Porto Rico Sugar com_No par
59 V2
106
21%
preferred
Southern
1
9%
5%
323/4 Aug 11
47 % Aug 17
11
31% Jan
,
South
Co
43% Jan
14
62% Dec
South
California
151/2 Aug 16
51/4 Jan 20
107%
*20%
37%
10%
1
Southern
9
*106%
21%
*20%
3772
411/4
Platinum
&
Gold
Southern
29 Va Aug
107%
21%
16
37%
40%
1
July 28
29 % Aug 23
47% Sep 28
89% Aug 23
*105
*20%
7,300
1061/2
131/4
100
19
July 27
107%
"l6
4,300
87i/4
4,500
351/2
40
47%
*
28%
*105
21%
*86
106%
49VB
_5
28%
87'A
*105'/2
13 Va
pfd
28%
*86
105%
53
"
13,900
106
105%
35 Ve
39%
46%
47%
Co
39% Aug 19
46% Aug 19
38 3/4 Oct
213/4 Aug 31
25
Sep 15
10% Sep
34
49% Mar 18
4% Dec 29
103
54
-373/4 Jan
Jan 13
393/o Mar 16
35% Dec
38
18% Aug 23
49»/2 Jan
29% May
'
23
14y0 Jan
1
5
Aircraft
-
50
96%
♦104%
87'A
26
Solvay American Corp 4%
47
28JA
28%
.49 Va
*Qc;
96%
106
106'A
25%
Solar
49
*104%
*86
16%
Aug 19
7,900
106%
16%
175
12%
7%
,
No par
J53/4 jan
12%
t>qci
96%
51
138% Feb
12%
48%
48%
106
43%
2l3/4 Mar 20
49% Sep 17
25% Aug 11
107%
j
106%
51
1403/4 Mar 13
35'A Jan
-
28%
:
9,800
71
43 %
18
22,900
27%
100
14
1,900
19. %
27
67
100
18
12%
19'A
27%
preferred
Smith-Corona Inc
Jun
*12%
19%
67%
10
Sep
26%
12%
27%
50c
Inc
Socony Vacuum Oil Co Inc
271/2
66%
20
Co
;
27%
preferred
Smith-Douglass
79,700
67%
56%
20%
4.20%
14
27%
55
5
%
27%
28
common
il
67
16%
751/4
No par
14% Sep
121
21%
28%
9%
Corp
6,700
%•
28 Vb
No par
No par
(Alexander) Inc
*95
20
16%
67%
25
O)
12%
31,700
161/4
28
28
America
Corp
12%
33%
16%
663/4
1
Steel
19Va
*104%
28%
*78%
281/2
9%
Skelly Oil Co
24
&
12%
191/2
48%
96%
86
*105
81
1
:_
27
12%
19 Va
12%
48%
86
106%
34
No par
No par
Mfg
271/2
12%
V
165
102
28
36%
No par
1
Co
%
%
16'A
2,100
245
*145
-.<•331/4
102 "
103
440
67%
*16
1
Pen Co
*102
26%
105
28%
2l3/8
_7.50
A)
103
*235
33'A
16%
V
13
47%
*95
105
-
19%
123/4
107%
21%
*78%
67%
3i3
33V3
I6V4
12% '12%.
19 Va
291/4
87%
*1°5
1
Gas
&
.1*7
13
28%
*86
5
Co
68
*
J
* 47% 48% 1.
*95
96%
*1041/2 106
_No par
Co
Corp
G)
(W
32 Va Jan
70% Feb
30
Co,
(Frank
Sheaffer
Saw
58% Mar
14% Dec
Oil
Steel
17% Feb
15
&
common
Simonds
6
12%
5
Simmons Co
38% Oct ,21
Dec
Mar 15
27%
40
1
Rubber
13% Sep 14
371/4 Aug 17
40 % July 22
Jan
42% Oct
13
5
261/4
12%
19% * 20
100
Co__4
common
preferred
Shelter
6
261/4
12%
*106
Shamrock
11 % Mar 25
17% Jan
25%
V
fund ipreferred.No par
Oil Co—
_1
Inc
26% Feb
15
"
28
Seiberllng
42% July 19
13% Sep
%
1
Roebuck
27% May
8% Jan
6
RR
Co
Seeger Refrigerator
Sep
1
%
5
1
Line
SeagraveCorp
53
Oct
i I
sink
Seaboard
26
Sep 27
preferred
$5.75
*102
16%
,100
com
32%
103
16%
100
preferred
Co (The)
Elec
24%
67%
165
25
common
preferred
24
68
244
16%
—No par
3.65%
24'A
*67%
*235
*102
700
12,700
23%
67%
*145
103
22%
24%
165
16%
No par
No par
preferred
*22 Ve
22%
244
*102
7,000
22 Va
♦145
33 Va
37%
22Va
*235
32%
800
37%
38
165
33 %
98%
111%
37%
244
15c
$4 preferred
98 Va
111%
/
38
*145
1.40
Scott Paper Co common
19
11
15
5
Inc_;
—
Oct
20% Sep
8% Sep
10
44%
98'A
112
*235
10
Corp—ii—
Arms
Schenley
Feb
86% Apr
100' /
Co
45%
98'A
*111
165
%
Electric
45%
98 %
245
32%
Rights
Sangamo
45%
111
111
*145
.5
A
98%
*13%
*233
100
Diego Gas & Electric Co
29% July 19
Aug 17
*
§%*.;
•5%
'
St
33
7
A
100
St Louis Southwestern Ry Co—_1Q0
81
39 V
98
Joseph Light &
Preierrt'd
,
2
18% May 24
45%
46%
'98
111%
71
7
46
97%
Jan
17%'Mar
46%
111%
Jan
*12% Dec""29
46
*13%
98 %
Jan
106'/a Mar
13%
1111/4
24
74
26
37%
13%
10
42
29
45% July 31
15
37 %
5
common
8
15
1*
99% Aug 24
-1
preferred
conv
Dec
68% Jun
36% Sep
21% Sep
x20
.5
——
.preferred
'
213/4 Aug 18
1
111%
Mar 23
Mar
Corp
100
15
11
6
15
22
21
233/4 May 18
Jan 13
27,
Sep 14
Dec
Sep
Sep
3
% Sep
20
23
171/a Sep
14% May
21
July 27
280
May 24
150
May 14
; 333/4 Oct
1
5
Apr
20'/u Jan
2'
;——
IOV4
*65
V
10
38%
100
10%
40,500
66
770
37%
38%
37
38%
37
37 %
37%
38'A
37%
37%
8,600
36
36%
36
36%
36
' 36 Va
36 Va
36%
36 Va
36%
5,700
91%
91V4
91%
*91%
91 %
1
'14%
Electric Co.No par
14%
14 %
91%
14%
91%
15-
14%
14
14%
*13%
91%;.
14%
92 V2
92%
190
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
6,500
14
13%
13%
13%
14
3,000
-
Number 5365
Volume 180
...
'
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1347) ' 27
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year JU63
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
YORK
LOW
STOCK
Monday
EXCHANGE
Highest
21
59% Jan
52% Jan
77% Sep
24
Standard
Oil
of California
15
81% Jan
68 % Jan
95% Sep
23
Standard
Oil
of Indiana
67
15
78% Jan
71% Jan
101 % Sep
28
Standard
Oil of
New
Jersey
15
99%
32% Jan
27
Standard
Oil of
Ohio
common
10
42
Sep
Sep
21
38% Jan
94
May 11
100% Jan
Jan
99
8% Dec
30
13% Mar 26
8% Sep
17
12 % May 11
40'A Feb
5
42 %
Sep
7% Aug 17
11% Jan
27
47% Dec
Dec~30
32% Jan
53
5
5
42% July 30
13% Aug 17
36% Feb
17
Sep
7
Chemical
Stauffer
94% Jan
14
91% Jan
7
23
36% Jan
2
22% Apr
30
30% F«b
16% Sep
14
23% Feb
2
19% Feb
16
29
17% Feb
2
13% Jan
4
22% Aug
3
17% Aug 23
Stewart-Warner
12% Dec
18
Stokely-Van Camp
10% Sep
38
•
18% Nov
9
17% Jan
28% Jan
16% July
1
20% Dec 15
12
9
12
3%%
97% Mar 31
Mar 25
16% Mar 11
15
44% Aug
Sep
Stix
13
19% Aug 24
21% Jan
4
26% July 12
22
43% Aug 19
28
23
Studebaker
43% Feb
2
14% Apr
11% Sep
10
13% Sep
30
Studebaker-Packard
10
38
Dec
14
30 % Jan
11
41% Sep
24
sunbeam
29
30% Mar 13
8 %. Jan
4
11% Sep
13
Sun
20
99
Feb
1
98
Sep
22
92
Oct
68 % Nov
110
July
15
2
89
82% Jan
18
Feb
5
69
117
7
Jan
7
^.80%
Sep
27
113% Jan
6
Jan
7
fUtt%
/ 20 %
Aug
9
,
16% Jan
4
24% Jan
% Mar 25
11
14
21
30
24% Jan
19% Sep
16
23% Mar 26
21
Aug
73% Nov
19
71% Jan
11
10% Jan
29
7
Jan
4
635
J an
8
Sep
15
6% Nov
17
-
'
4 % %
5%%
82% July
11% Sep
7
49,980
41%
41%
41%
41%
41%
42
12,800
100%
100 %
*100'A
101%
100%
100%
100 V4
7%
7%
7%
19%
19%
19'A
18%
8
49
36%
37%-.
12%
12%
42%
'
7%
19 %
8
.18%
50
18%
*49
42%
95%
94%
50
24%
24%
5
21%
36 %
36'A
12%
12%
*12%
43%
.
43
3,000
12%
*95
24%
300
37
43
95%
'
24%'
.
43%
*95
953A
24%
21,500
49%
36
123/4
*95
•
4,200
18%
*49
36%
42%
.43
300
8
18%
36'A
/94%
24%
100 %
7%
*12%
24%
,.
8
*49
<49
*94%
600
43 V4
7,800
95%
30
25 V4
25%
25%
11,900
3,800
22
21%
22%
21%
21%
21'/a
21%
21%
21%
17
17%
17%
17%
17%
173/a
17'A
17%
•17'A
17%
1,500
17%
17%
16%
16%
17
16%
16%
16%
17
6,500
20
*18%
19%
19
i7%:
19
'
*18%
19
19
18 %
18%
400
/24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
2 4 3/8
24%
24%
24 V.
24%
7,500
10
39%
39%
39
39%'
38%
39
38 Va
38%
38
39
6,100
12%
13 Va
18
i"_10
"w
18 Va
12%
41
preferred-—No par
A
1
11%
*97%
No par
79%
common
;
preferred
100
common
1
Corp
Inc
19%
19%
12%
13%
13
40%
39 Va
40%
11%
11
11%
11
•
11 Va
99
*97%
99
98
'
98
54,100
13%
40%
*97%
79
:
79
80'A
*116%
117%
*98
19%
4,600
99%
79%
1163/4
"116%
10
79%
78'A
"
3,500
11%
11 Va
116%
117%
68,500
39%,
78%
80'A
*116%
117%
«
.
*39
4,000
20
117%,.
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19'A
19%
25%
*25%
25%
*25 Va
25%
*25 Va
'25%
*25 Va
25%
23
*22%
23'A
223/4
223/4
23%
*22%
23'A
80%
81
19%
*25
80%
10c
Mining Co
19%,
12%
11
80%
-23
__12.50
*18 V4
40%
12%
99
19%
18%
'18%
V
•40
].i3/8
*116
preferred series A
25
2nd pfd ser 1950—20
18%
12 %
40
conv
Sunshine
100
5
Corp
Corp
Sunshine Biscuits
13
99%
101
common—1
common
Oil
100 Va
19%
No par
4%%
A
Sunray
23
Apr
25% Jun
3
66
19
23% May 10
Sep
23% Sep
26
Class
99%
12%
42%
Corn
Oil Co
Sun
99%
42 y8
•
5
Corp
series
$4.50
101%
41%
42'A
7%
1
23
Chemical
28,100
100%
100%
49%
Co
Dec
8% Sep
23,400
93
37%
prior preference
26% Jun
6
76%
92%
12%,
Co
Inc
Stromberg-Carlson
Jan
75%
94%
15
Stone & Webster
36'A Sep
20
76 %
92%
No par
8
5%
75
94%
37
Corp
& Fuller
Baer
77 "/a
94 %
*49
& Co Inc
(J P)
76%
95%
*100% 101%
1
preferred
Stevens
15
Shares
77%
100
21
24
the Week
94%
10
Sterling Drug Inc common
Dec
Jun
Oct. 1
77
No par
Inc
Frb'ay
Sept. 30
95 %
5
Co—_
Bros Stores
Sterchi
25 Va Nov
87
4
5
11% Jan
7
17% May 25
Sales for
Thursday
76%
1
Stanley Warner Corp—
Starrett Co (The) L S__;
PRICES
Sept. 20
76%
100
Ry Equip Mfg Co
SALE
Wednesday
95
25
preferred series A
Standard
8
19% Sep
4
42% Feb
10% Feb
30% May
10%
3%%
102 % Mar 11
HIGH
Sept. 28
65% Sep
No par
AND
^Tuesday
Sept. 27
Par
49% Sep
31
Continued—Page 11
STOCKS
Range for Previous
80%
10%
81
81
10%
10%
10%
23
;
10%
10%
80%
80%
80%
10
-,
800
900
80%
10
10%
24,900
10'A
6,300
'
520
May 32
660
816
Jun
Dec
22
20
•14% Jan
4
17% July 22
Superior Oil of California
Superior Steel Corp
6
30% Jan
11
48% July 13
Sutherland Paper Co common
111% Jan
11
2
13% Sep
15
22% Jan
25
Jan
14
32
Nov
100
Jun
18
113
Nov
6
12% Jan
13
18% Dec
11
16
Feb
26
21% Sep
30
Sweets Co of America
2
44% Dec
14
41% Feb
4
51% Sep
28
Swift &
5
31% Jan
4
40% July 13
35% Jan'
.29% Sep
78
Sep
40
30
Jan
86
21
May 22
81% Jan
165 '
13
4.40%
July 13
92% Sep
$4
preferred
cum pfd
16
111% Jan
5
105% Jan
14
121% July 15
15
7% Feb
25
4% Feb
24
6% Aug 16
Jan
5
17% Nov
17
14% Jan
27
16% Aug 20
Talcott Inc
8% Jan
20
Jan
25
18
Telautograph
Sep
14
49% Sep
18
58% Dec
24
2
54% Apr
110% Jan
1
33
14
/Aug
Jan
78% Dec
15
6
5% Oct
42% Feb
24
101
Oct
6
Sep
37% Jan
15
6% Dec
18
11
12% Mar
Dec
30
y
17% Jan
11 % Aug
31
-
103
13
■»
165
Jan
138
Mar
48% Dec
10
9
Co
A
Texas
Gulf
28
Texas
Gulf
Texas
Instruments
Texas
Pacific
Coal
Pacific
Land
49% Aug 16
108
Sep
106% Jan
11
144
Sep
Jan
11
140
Sep
Sub
17
23
107
Corp
16%
16%
*16%
16%
3,100
42%
42%
421/4
42%
2,100
148 Va
148 %
148'A
148%
21
20%
20%
21
21%
*21V.
50%
51%
50
51%
49 Va
50%,
48 Va
49 Va
6,600
38%
38%
37%
38
373A
38
37%
37%
37%
38
9,000
152
91
:■
200
17*/8;
17
17
1,600
76%
73%
75
77
77
80%
79
80%
78%
79%'
78
79%
85%
883/4
88%
903A
57%
83%
20,900
106
106%
106%
107%
106%
107%
106 V.
85%
106%
7% Dec
31
6% Dec
31
Jun
1% Jan
12 % Jan
'
44
15
Feb
8% Jan
14
27
17
22
6% Jun
8
9 % Jan
4
11
;
107%
10,700
10'/e
10%
10'/a
10'A
10'/a
10%
10%
10%
12,800
46
46%
45'A
45%
45
45 Va
44%
45
5,400
1
140%
142%
140
141
r
138%
139%
139
140
140
140
3,200
136
/.
*134'A
135
135%
133
133
108
Trust—
Ry Co
5—100
!
.No par
common,.'
—50c
Co_i
*135
,
.
.
.
No par
*135%
140
55%
V 9%
■
;
55%
55%>
i
16%
9Vi
16%
16% 716%
45%
45%
45%
9%
9%r
16 %
163/8
16%
9% Oct
15
*
41% Sep
15
•
',88% Jan
,1
1% Nov
„
18% July 20
25% Oct
Tide
36% Jan
47% July 14
Timken
'5
15% Aug
Toledo
25% Feb
'2
87
13% Jan
12
20% Sep
24
30 V, -:
;4
89% Oct
1
92% Jan
1
103% Sep
9
.
3% Jaft
28
•
•:
% July
f
19% Oct
14
*
27% Mar 25
35
Dec
29
46% Jan
11% Juri
10
13% Mar 25
'12%
23% Sep
14 1
29% Mar 19
?0% Feb 25
Nov
Sep
12
1
49% Jan
2
29% Mar 27
17% Jan
2 % May
8
18
27
;
1
'<■
.
12% Sep 14
17
Dec 10
*
-
25.
Feb
5
,
2.
15
106% Jun
,
24
112,% Aug
7
110
Dec
29
20% Jan
30
13
15
Jan
15.% Apr
13% Sep
17% Jan 27
4
19
,
-1
«
July 30
21J/4-AUg
.
4'
15% Jan
23
16
23% Aug 16
Mar 19
115% Aug
16
23
18% Feb
1'9
Apr
42% Jun
19
47% Feb
25
42
15% Dec
30 "
24% Jan
30
49% Jan
46
16% Jan
May 28
Aug
25% Oct
1
69 % Jan
30
'8
72% Oct
28
18% Jun
9
28% Sep
15
8
13% Jan
18
18% Sep
14
17
15
Jun
35% Sep
25
5% Dec
18
8
41% Jan
5
54% .Sep
9% Mar 20
6% Jan
4
14% Aug 23
45
Jun
17
Roller
Edison
*11%
86'A
13%
7%
>:■ 7%
43
43
4%
43
*4%
„
*11%
12
87
'
4%
12
1
84%
23%
24
46%
'-14%
14%
103%
1%
*25
46%
—5
.85%
*102'A
102'A
1%
1%
24%
24%
"' '102%
Bearing.——No par
2
*
>
$6 preferred '_i
Truax-Traer; Coal Co
12%
♦12
•
1%
"
,25%
12
*11%
85%. 86 *•*
*102%' 103%
1%
88%
88%
89%
103'A
1 Va
103%
103%
190
1 Va
1V4
3,300
23%
23%
50
(conv)
Preferred series A
24
•
23%
24%
24%
25'A
46-%
46%
46%
46%
46%
4,600
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
3,900
34%
34%
34%
34%
14,400.
19
19%
19'A
49%
18%-
18
18
223/a,
21%
22 Vb
13,300
111%
111%
3,350
23%-
Conv 5%
19%
19
18'/
22%
22% : 22%
;
15%
463%
28%
18%
27%
28%
17%
17%
54%
123%
54%
13
13 'A
12%
12%
32'A
12%
32%
15%
26
Dec
14
14% Feb
2
29
55% Jan
15
11% May
27
'
Feb
.
Dec
23
13% Jan
8
7% Jan
38% Sep
61% Jun
15
49% Mar 20
75% Dec 18
43% Jan
19% J.un
16
Jun
4
98
82% Jun
15
24% Mar
110
97
Jan
Jan
9
21% Jan
25
2
104 % Jan
15
6
92% Aug
8
85
Union
Bag & Paper
Union
Carbide
89
113
96
3
..
Sep
28
Jan
7
6
Jan
5
94
Apr
103% Fob
38% Jan
4
51% Sep
115% Jan
5
105% Jan
11
50% Jan
6
Jan
4
3
87% Jan
Jun
18
100% Nov
10
44% Aug
15
17
Asbestos &
;
Preferred
100
Sep
44% Jun
48
-
26
24
50% Dec
21
45% Jan
3
106% Jan
29
103% July
31
87
17
Dec
33% Sep
100
21
July 21
32% Mar 25
104% Jaa
30
39% Dec
23
Jan
21
107
29% Jun
24
Union
11
6
68% Aug
106% Feb
5
*17%
18
*52%
12%
12%
27
104% July 23
14
Jun *1
13% Jun
16
16% Mar 20
48% Sep
15
61% Jan
5
57
25% Sep 23
3% Apr 23
31% Feb
11
27
Jan
24
3% Feb
25
4% Jan
6
Feb
18
70% Apr
29
80% J*n
29
4% Jan
4
Jun
28
63% Jun
29
4% Feb
2
23
5% Feb
24
Sep
30
Jan
2
72% Nov
13
10% Sep 15
11% Dec 28
17% Jan
8
12
16% Feb
2
11% Jan
49
44
Sep 28
86
10
58% Jan
30
Dec
10
14
4
13
Mar
10
3
2% May 12
65
4
45% Jan
13%
Sep
May 25
27% Jan
37% Feb
1
.
14
11% Dec
46
8
Mar 27
23% July 22
30 % Jun 17
29
Jan
5
33 % Mar
11% Jan
1% Jan
4
12
4
49% Jan
8
95% Sep
15
101% Dec
23
100'% Jan
12
22
Sep
14
31% Jan
5
22% Jan
4
103% Oct
13
120
Jan
20
114% Jan
9
175
Mar 16
Jan
6
May 12
17
11
•
Aug
88
Aug
27
26%
4,700
113
112%
series
10
No par
90%
*101%
103%
*101%
103'A
51%
49%
50%
49'A
50 Va
49%
136%
134%
133%
135%
51%
51%
51
51
51'A
51%
51%
51%
51 %
26%
26%
263/4
26%
27
27
26%
27
16,100
26%
62%
11,400
64
*106%
64%
107%!
5
100
preferred
10
series of 1952_100
No par
No par
Corp
10
5
5
No par
Merch
2% Sep
15
United
Park
71% Sep
28
U S
Foreign Securities——No par
U
56% Nov 30
68
Feb
9
54'A Mar 11
74% Sep
17
20
Co
10
13%
—
Improvement Co
City Mines Co
preferred—
Gypsum
(The)_l
—No par
Freight Co
S
1
Inc
7%
Co common
preferred.
U S Hoffman
4%%
Machinery com
preferred
No par
20
100
5
100
*9%
10'A
79% * 80
15%
15%
12'A
12%
62%
106 %
107 %
27
27%
1033/4
102%
27%
102%
102%
103%
273A
27%
273/4
27%
27%
27%
27%
*105
28
106
27%
*105
106
18%
18%
18%
18%
67
67
66% :
66%
4%
75'A
5%
100
*
102%
*4
4
75%
5%
61%
63%
106'A
*34
Gas
17
106
62%
106%
34%
.
19
27"%
643/8
*34
United
20
*105
28%
103
134
134%- 136'A
107%
19
68'A
United
Sep
27%
-
63 'A
68
22
20% Sep
27%
103
137
*106%
No par
:
Mfrs
>
par
fto
!
15% Sep
185
2,400
137'A
38% Aug 19
182% Sep
20,000
26%
Gas Corp
11
100
50
51%
Fruit
25
102
137%
Co
S
102
50
United
U
100
360
No par
United
18
92
91%
preferred—50
Co
1
30% Jun
91%
90%
103%
50%
Cig-Whelan Stores com—30c
convertible preferred
100
1st
*91
91%
*101%
.*90%
3,300
99
51%
26
&
113
*95
90'A
103%
preferred
$4.50
♦112
99
51%
Engineering & Foundry
15
99
113
*95
*
90%
(Del)
1
United Dye & Chemical Corp com_l
Jun
99
*101%
United
107
99
*112
113
*95
25
of America
&
263%
113
*95
No par
15% July 20
63% Anr
32% Jun
*95
27
112
No par
Corp
7%
26%
112
No par
Electric Coal Cos
14% Mar 17
20,200
26%
United
23
175
63%
83%
26%
13
35% Jan
Jun
$3.80
United
Aug 23
16
15% Nov 27
159
United
6
5% Jan
Jan
4% Jun
67
83 Va
26%
Fastener
United-Carr
63%
84'A
23
38% May 26
1,500
64
19% Sep
12
2,400
13,100
9%
26%
Car
Carbon
12
33'A
9'A
83%
Air Lines Inc common
United
12
32%
9%
64
$4.50 preferred
United Board & Carton
May 27
12%
33'A
26%
20
70
9%
84%
107% Apr
Aug 31
33
64%
27
40
July 23
9%
83%
series.
Biscuit
9%
63%
series
Preferred 4%%
9%
6,500
84%
Jan
103% Sep
12
33%
9%
13%
64%
United
28% Sep
11
12
32%
13 Va
84%
United
27
87% Jan
12'A
123/e
33%
13'A
64
24
28
21% Apr
1,300
54
9%
convertible
5%
18,100
18 Va
54
84"%
Aircraft Corp common
United
3
27%
27%
*17%
*52
64'A
$3.50
Tank
27%
27%
i
i
200
9%
noncumulative
4%
800
84%
Pacific RR Co common
Union
72%
64'A
series
$4
69
67
5
Oil of California
Union
May 14
31% Apr
102% Jun
21% Dec
27
141
July 12
51% Aug 23
ia,700
20
Corp_\
$3.70
Preferred
7
"
25%
24'A
323/e
Xl2
24%
Carbon_)—No par
RubberyCo
$4.50
Preferred
Preferred
24
<fc
No par
Elec Co of Mo common
Union
Aug 27
13
78% Jun
37% Jun
90
;4
24
July 12
27% July 29
16
16
Underwood Corp
64% Sep
8
70% Feb
7
Udylite Corp (The)
29
10% Aug 16
Union
'
1
13% Mar 11
33% Sep
7
24
15%
45
18
12%
4,400
15%
54
17%
200
45
67 i.
27%
27%
*52
9,400
15%
68
v
j
118,600
45
24%
"
M0 % Sep
112
243/a
24%
*53%
111%
*43%
45
*67%)
27"%
17%
*53 %
22 Va
15% £ 15%
*43%
68%
68
*18
112%
112,
24%
24%
67%
1,
Film new
112
15%
*43%
24%
24%
Twin,City Rap Transit, com—No par
5% conv prior preferred—
50
Twin Coach Co
1
111%
*67'A
1
series of 1952
20th Century Fox
3434
18 i
15"%
44
600
25
-14%
19%
22%
*24
5,000
'46%
34%
50/.
Tung-Sol Electric Co common
if
193%
*17%
300
12
Va
1
V.
353/,
19
*11%
1,200
4%
86%
1%
19%
-
7%
43
1
*102%
25
24'A
*4
143%
23%
14%
12-
7V4
42%
47%
23%
46%
.
7%
42%
4%
*11%
-
34%
15%
44
1
70
12%
*4
4%
35%
22%
No par
—
common
3,400
45 Va
41%
433/4
*4
20
22%
111% 111%
Tri-Conlinental Corp common—-—1
1,500
16%
*45
7%'"
73/a
7%'
*42%
19%
*18
No par
Transue & Williams Steel
...
16%
16%
45%
*12
12%
*12.
35%
V.
5
Corp!
Airlines. Inc—i
World
Trans
(The)
Co
Transamerica
1
21 % Dec
11% Jan
-
*12%
,,
43
*4%
Associated Oil—A——10
Water
5,400
/
*12% ,13
*7%
7%
*
16%
5,300
9%
9%
*45'A
:45 V#'
"
18
Sep 25
2
13% Jan
49
No par
1
common
29% Aug 11
8% July
61% Mar 26
97% Jan
27
-16
5% July 14
9
1% Mar
3% Aug
3
14% Mar 12
Co
$2.50 convertible preferred/
;
*
600
55%
55
55%
16
16%
16
45%
55%
'16%
16%
16%
134%
9%
9%."
i
55%
553/8
55%
*
9%
9%
16% v
*45%
.
i
Falr_
Thermoid
7
15,100
46%
10'A»10%
50
tThird Avenue Transit CorpjNopar
Thompson (J R)_—
15
Thompson Products Inc common__5
;4% preferred
i
—TOO
Thompson-Stamtt >Co, com_lNo par
'$3.50 preference !
No par
Jan
-
46%
.
1
Oil
$2.40 conv preference
Mi
' J
')
The
July 30
8% Aug 17
44
39% May 17
-
10
No par
Inc
&
,
40
1,600
77
'
"
*15%
16
84'A
$1.25 conv 'preferred
'No par -16 %
Thatcher Glass Mfg Co common—5
16%
May 17
47
16
17'A
80%
9
18% July 29
*15%
17%
77
20
17% Aug
15%
17
3,900
84%
Textron
4
15%
17%
*
5%
77%
Texas
5
15%
15%
♦17
5%
5%
80'A
6
'7
30
115
5%
84
11% Aug
13% Jan
90%.
*113
5s/#
80%
58% July 19
38% Jan
*90
90%
116%,
5%
77
5
4
13% Jan
90%
♦114
5%
76
9
Mar 26
90'A
116 %
117%;
17
8% Jan
14% Mar 10
*90
♦114
91
600
10
.
Pacific
'
22
5 'A
16
17
147,
*114%
5%
*15%
<
46% Mar
Inc
*90
118
i%
148 %
148%
91
*116
;
Utilities
152
6
16
580
148%
*20 %
certificates
share
Texas &
17
42%
1
Sulphur
12% May 20
4
16%
42%
50%
Producing Co
42
35% Nov 17
_
23
Texas
5
17'/a
43
25
Tennessee
4
500
16%
42%
8
30
Jan
35
'
16%
9
24
5% Jan
15
14
730
20%
Corp
21
80% Jan
5
5 % Oct
30% Sep
730
50 Vb
(James)
Sep
*
%
20%
Corp__.
90% Sep
11
11
740
*710
43'A
No par
(conv)
81% Sep
4
Jan
39
t
7.50
com
bo
40% Jan
57% Jan
740
16%
100
4.16%
(The)
Texas
34
:
*710
43%
No par
$4.40
Symington Gould
4
725
25
4% Sep
36% Aug 13
47% Mar 3
725
740
5
preferred
97% Jun
14
740
50
Co
Sylvania Elec Prod Inc
14
25
34%
4%.
75%
75%
5%
5%
*105
106
27%
'103 Va
27'A
100
23,400
103 Va
1,400
273/4
3,000
106
18
18%
65%
66 V*
1,500
18%
18%
66 %
*34
4
4
75
75
400
6
20,400
200
*34
34%
*34
'4
4 Va
4
4 Va
75
75%
*9%-
26%
103
107
*65 %
34%
5%
62
♦106%
2,100
*75 %
75%
6
5%
1,100
34%
6,000
6
5%
10
10'A
10'A
79%
78
70
77%
79
15%
15%
15'A
15%
2,600
15%
12 Va
12'A
^,500
51%
*10
10%
*9%
10
79%
79%
15%
15%
12'A
12'A
12 Va
12 %
12'A
12%
50
51%
32,700
50
50%
51%
51%
32 Va
32%
20,100
32 Va
32'/a
32
31%
32 Va
31%
373/8
1,800
*79
15%
120
31%
37%
51%
32
37%
50 %
37%
37%
37%
373/8
37'A
37%
37'A
14%
14%
30,200
15%
15
15 Va
15
14%
15'A
15 Va
15
2'A
2 Va
2%
9,600
4,100
51
2%
2%
71
71%
*105
106
28%
28%
180% 183
*181'A 183
18'A
18%
70
70
2%
70'A
105
28%
2%
71%
105
28%
2 Va
70
2%
70%
2 Va
69%
105
*104%
106
*28%
29
28%
18?%
69
69%
*105
105%
30
29
69%
105
2 9'A
1,200
183
183
1_,900
180%
184
♦181
185
182 %
*181%
183
*181%
183
*181'A
183
19,
19
18%
1,800
18 Va
18%
19
18
20
70
70
70
70
70
*69 Va
18
♦69%
*69
*181 Va
183
•
\
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
(1348)
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
13% Nov
34
17% Aug 24
13% Mar 17
22
22% Jan
23
8% May 25
26
7% Feb
24
40% Mar 17
36% Jan
4
69
6
59% Feb
3
68
8
22
73/a Oct
14
57% Dec 11
Sep
Jan
64
Mar
JuJy 16
31% Sep 29
11
Jan
23
Sep
32% Feb
2
24
Oct
26
85% Jan
5
70% Jan
7
85
Sep
24
74% Nov
9
6
79% Jan
13
97
Oct
1
23% Aug
31
97% Apr
31% Jan
'20% Jan
11
127% Sep
37
Oct
18
22
Oct
23
70
2
,
134% Jan
144% Mar 11
39% July 27
159% Oct
1
8
54
fl
67% Jan
2
37% Jan
4
Jun
3
Dec
31
66% Feb
2
54% Jan
13
64% Sep
33% Sep
15
44% Jan
0
39
Jan
11
57% Sep
144% Jan 28
143
Jan
4
U
135
Aug 31
160
28
Sep 24
Lines
8
Co
Monday
1
15%
*8%
67 %
8%
67%
U
•653/4
the Week
Friday
Oct. 1
Share*
15%
153/4
15%
15%
15%
8%
*8%
83/4
8%
8%
100
65%
4,700
67
.
673/4
*653/4
65
663/4
30%
67
67
*653/4
65
663/4
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2,600
67
30%
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30%
31%
31
86%
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86%
85
85
94%
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94
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94
94
94
95
97
'38%
39%
37%
38%
38
38%
37%
38%
28,600
155%
1563/4
156
157%
159%
2,690
29%
38%
154%
155
155
38%
155
31%
30%
31%
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158
13,300
50
87
170
50%
49%
50%
49%
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62%
*61%
62%
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61%
300
57%
56 3%
57%
56%
57%
55%
56%
75,700
158%
158%
50%
51
50
63
63
63
56%
57%
56%
158%
159%
158%
50
51%
62%
.No par
common.
Sales far
Thursday
Sept. 30
•8%
67%
67
PRICES
15%
83/4
100
Corp
preferred
Wednesday
Sept. 29
16
50
Steel
7%
67
SALE
•93
100
preferred
8
>8%
HIGH
•85
5
preferred
1st
noncum
16
•65%
Smelting Ref 6c Mln com—50
b
7%
15%
8%
20
10
1
10O
100
—
U s Rubber Co common
U
Sept. 28
10
preferred
U 8 Pipe 6c Foundry Co
U S Playing Card Co
U 8 Plywood Corp common
3%% preferred series A
3%% preferred series B
AND
Tuesday
Sept. 27
Par
„■
common
4%%
17
54
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Tear 1053
Lowest
«
LOW
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Monday, October 4, 1554
159
1593/4
160
50
159
3,400
160
2.500
-
17% Dec
10
21% Feb
26
16% Jun
24
18% Feb
35% Dec
4
39% Nov
9
35
Jan
Jan
26
4
12% Sep
6% Jan
2
8% May 28
7
6% Dec
22
9% Mar 19
6% Jan
90
1% Nev
14
15
23% Dec
•
$6 convertible preferred
No par
United Wall Paper Inc common—2
Sep 29
28%
*27
28 y2
31%
31
31%
34% Jan 21
42
38% Sep
50
preferred
8%
100
Universal Pictures Co Inc com
16
Aug 26
preferred
Utah Power 6c Light Co
17
Van Norman Co
0
Van
5 % Dec
29
10% Jan
8
5 % Jan
4
23% Apr
8
31% Dec
29
30% Jan
8
136
124% Mar 26
4
4
Chemical
3 % %
40%
40%
40%
403A
40%
40 3/4
7,000
36%
36%
34%
36'A
34
35
19,600
16%
17
16%
16%
16%
16%
163/a
16 3/4
16%
17%
13,100
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31
31%
7%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
63A
Co
49%
49%
49%
48%
49%
7
2.50
noncumulatlve preferred—100
Victor Chemical Works common
5
95% May 26
220
30%
48%
•131%
5%
35% July
Jan
2.300
79%
10
Vicks Shreve 6c Pacific Ry com_100
July 30
6
26% Jan
28%
79%
2.50
Raalte Co Inc
Vertientes-Camaguey Sugar Co—6%
Aug 27
277A
793A
36%
1
31% Aug
134
28'A
•79%
36%
17% Oct
7
preferred
*131%
*131%
131%
*131%
131%
•131%
32'/a
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
*94%
97%
*94%
951/2
*94%
95%
43%
42%
44V4
42%
8
123
Jan
4
47% Sep 14
152% Aug 30
Va-Carollna Chemical com—No par
130 % Jan
100
144%
144 Va
145%
*1431/2
144%
273/4 Nov
17
27
Jan
11
33% July 28
145%
23
31%
32%
313/4
31%
5
1143/4 Nov
12
112% Jun
2
Virginia Elec & Power Co com_10
$5 preferred
100
114%
114%
92
July 20
1003/4 Dec
24
92
Jun
3
100% Oct
30
101% Jan
19
25% Dec
31
353/4 Feb
25 % Dec
106
Jun
4
Jan
2cr
99
2
25% Jan
4
28
30
Feb
19
25 % Jan
4
5
64
Dec
7
57
14% Dec
7
18
Mar
4
13
22
30
Jan
Sep
14
70% Mar
11% Dec
22
27
Jun
23
30
29
preferred
100
104
Ry
Co
common
32
32
114%
115
115
104%
-
•102
104%
104
*102
100
23
25
8
10
20
Virginia
*103%
104
31%
31%
*102
104
44
70
32%
*94%
95%
44
1443A
313/4
22,800
600
32
4,600
115
•1143A
116
•102
104 V2
*102%
104%
1033/4
104
104
"
2,000
46%
144
31%
*114%
104%
104
I
145
31%
133
32%
.
45%
44
145
115
4.000
170
104
620
31%
31%
29%
30
29%
30
29%
30
64%
65
64%
64%
64
64%
*63%
13%
13%
*13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
*27%
28%
*27%
283/4
♦28
100
*65%
66
65%
65%
*65%
12
27
Jan
42
$4.20 dividend preferred
1
Sep
dividend
$4 04
0
12
11%
11%
12
12
12
12
12
12
■-
10
24%
25
25
25
25
25%
25
25%
25
25%
4,300
No par
69%
69%
68%
683/4
68%
68%
67
68%
66%
6% preferred
Vlsking Corp (The)
71% May 19
16
Feb
1
Mar 25
May 17
26% Apr
6
15
18
103
Sep
105% Apr
31% Oct
July 19
36% Mar
Feb
115
div partlc preferred
6%
*131%
32%
97%
15
5,000
483A
•131%
32%
Sep
2,400
6%
48
*131%
*94%
;
100
63A
48 3A
48
*131 »/2
227% Jun
8
30
27%
793/4
37%
4
28 V* Jan
168
283/a
79%
36%
1
11% Jan
2,400
1.400
28
Corp of America new—1
Vanadium
Oct
17% Mar 23
313/4
•164
168
*165
165
1%
28%
79
403/4
323/4 Mar 25
Mar 26
165
1%
6
*27%
31%
•
283/4
403A
8
Vick
168
13A
1%
1%
79
*28%
403A
22
23
*165
1%
4,800
80
29
•79
40%
11% Dec
50% Sep
168
28%
100
No par
27 % Dec
7% May 19
•165
1
4%%
250
1%
163%
*31%
Sep
93
1%
•15%
*27
10
25 % Jan
*92
1%
16%
13/4
28% Jun
112
92
1%
•15%
31%
80
89.
92
1%
163A
28%
5
13
•
*13A
*15%
1%
18
30
92%
1%
163/.
31%
11
Mar 20
92%
93
1%
*27%
Jan
Apr
92'A
*15%
1%
18% Jan
126
Y
31%
63% Jan
Nov
1.700
1%
28%
17
92
50
800
9%
9%
16%
1%
30
29
3,100
11%
1%
30%
Feb
127
18%
36%
11%
•15%
•27%
19% Dec
28
18
•36
10
10
1
68% May 20
Mar 19
92
9%
1
3
16
167% Sep 17
29% Sep
7
7
34
92
9%
9%
Universal Leaf Tobacco eom_No par
2% Feb
2
18
convertible
4%
9%
30% Mar 11
3
154
1
Sep
93A
9%
32% Sep
8
July 17
16% Oct 28
18
preferred
Universal American Corp
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp
Sep
24% Apr
11%
2% Aug 10
19% Aug 13
Feb
88
36%
11%
94
12
128
36%
11%
5
Jan
May 29
125% Jun
3
18
36%
11%
4
14
125
17%
*35%
11%
1% Jan
11% May 12
1% Jan
4
26% Jun
35% Dec
18%
36%
11%
73% Jan
22% Jan
167
18%
36%
11%
United Stores $4-20 noncu 2d pfd-B
61
155
18 %
36%
11%
Stockyards Corp
11% July 14
27
17
22% Jan
18%
•35%
No par
noncumulatlve preferred
7%
18%
25
1
U 8 Tobacco Co common
United
4
29% Mar 12
3 % May 13
32% Dec
9
31
Dec
*
Mar 19
31
1% Dec
15
21
*
Mar 18
4
72% Dec 30
11
38% Mar 16
Vulcan
4
Detlnnlng Co common
preferred
7%
31%
j
*31%
313A
29%
64
31%
2,000
29%
31%
293/4
31%
29%
3,300
64
*63%
800
133A
13%
13%
900
30
28%
*28
283/4
283A
283A
66
*65%
66
65%
66
w
59
Mar 26
80
2
'68% Mar 18
13% Mar 10
11% Aug
2
13
Mar
29 % Jan
9
24
Jun
3
26% Mar
4
43% Jun
52
Dec
22
51
Jan
5
71% Sep 20
Feb
27
5% Jan
4
19% May
4
24% Jan
27
100 % Aug *8
Jan 19
9
104% Sep
27
preferred
3
21% Nov 24
Wabash RR 4%%
5
Dec
18% Jan
98
18
9
29
15
6% Sep
11% Sep
14% Apr
1051
15
15
24
21
23% Sep
28% Sep
Jun
24
18% Dec
8
13% Jan
17% Apr 18
18% Nov 20
17
4
25% Jan
12 %
30
30% Jan
Ward
G 6c W
Corp
Warner Bros
20
22»
Pictures
Inc
Warren
Petroleum
ia
35
10%
1,900
20%
20%
20%
20 %
20%
20 3/4
20%
21%
203A
21 Va
4,500
29%
30%
29%
293/4
293/4
29%
29%
293A
29%
29%
30
30
29
30
283A
28 3/4
•28%
29 Va
2,500
39%
383/4
393/8
383/4
39%
38 y8
38%
38%
39%
11,700
34 V2
34%
*34%
34%
34%
34%
600
33 %
333/8
33%
33%
33
33 Va
5,100
17 Ve
17%
17%
18 *
17%
18
5,400
24
24%
1
29%
29%
38%
Wash Water Power
No par
33%
33%
33 y8
Sep
Waukesha
17%
17%
17%
173%
24%
*24 y8
9% Jan
B
24% Aug 27
14% Aug 16
Wayne Knitting
Wayne Pump Co
12% Mar 27
10% Jan
4
12% Sep
Webster
19% May 14
10%
34%
33%"
8
30
Motor
Co_
*24
!
21% Sep
73% Oct
17% Nov
16
32
28
14
Sep 15
Sep
Dec
1
28% Feb
a
24% Jan
B
1
84% Feb
a
77% Jan
8
4
29% Jan
28% Jan
SO
9
37% Feb
98% Jun
17
IO73/4 Jan
88% Jun
18
102
89% Jun
9
12% Nov
5
21% Nov
5
104
Jun
Sep 29
B
17% Feb
B
13% July 26
36% Jan 11
4
8
15
99
99% Jan
15
96
163/4 Jan
15
253/4 Dec
21
Jan
.
8
6
West
Penn
29
West
Penn
4.20%
Jan
7
103
4.10%
15
57% Mar 11
43% Apr
20
Sep
14
32% Mar 25
22
45
Jan
2
63% Mar 25
46% 8ep
14
673/b Mar 16
41% Apr 26
49% Jun
9
22 % Dec
30
39% Sep
91% Jun
15
52% Dec
1
993/4 Jan
37% Feb
16% Jun
126
Jan
18
8% Jan
22
May
Mar
127
40% Mar 17
Oct
14
86% Mar 24
82% Jan
24% Dec
14
30
Jan
8
23
15
30% Dec
21
15
80
Sep
4
20
12% Jan
21% Dec
15
323/aApr 13
21% Mar
183/4 Sep
7% Sep
11
21
30% May 27
11% Mar 26
63% Oct
5
743/4 Mar 10
21% July 19
8
Feb 25
70
Jan 22
5
13% Jan
8% Nov
8
5
IB
24% Jun
17
293/4
Oct"T
Apr
16% Jun
24
36
21
53
Jan
22
48
Jan
42% Dec
Jan
7
Sep 30
22
5%%
Prior
10% Sep
23
Wilson
8c
76
Sep
30
12% Fab
19
33% Aug
$4.25
1
14
23
45% Jan
6%
21% Aug
3
55% July-23
30
40% Apr
35% Mar 17
30% Jan
4
77% Jan
4
92
Jan
7
177
Jan
13
6% Jan
22
31
Sep 14
Jun
39% Apr
23% Apr
15
20V4 Dec
Sep
14
11
Dec 31
02% Dec 29
3% Oct
_
yo.,
49
2
11% Jan
Jan
0
83% Jun
5% Apr
13
84
1J111.CB,
a Name
changed
20
May
38
Jan
39%
67
87
19%>.
18%
19 y8
15%
16
15%
16%
45
88
18%
18%
16
16.
15%
15%
15 «/8
490
,
15%
,
44'A
44%
44%
44%
44%
45
111
112
*111%
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104
*102%
104
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104
*102
103%
*102
103%
*102
103%
♦102
103%
*102'A
103%
12 3A
13%
323/4
12%
313A
33%
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109
13
13
32%
323/4
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109%
12
123/.
123/s
12 %
111
49%
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48%
49
25%
25%
25
*108
11%
49%
49%
49%
60
59
56%
57 %
233A
23%
73%
74'A
58%
1093/4
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103%
23%
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r
109 3/4
13%
32'A
109%
12
112
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323A
12
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12
6,408
120
13%
3,700
32%
32%
109%
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44 Va
6,300
109%
11%
11%
4,700
49
%
49
48 3/8
49%
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49%
2,400
24%
25
rl09%
112
24%
24%
243A
24%
25 Va
2,000
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49%
58%
49%
58
58%
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110
1103A
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49%
483A
48%
700
57%
56%
57%
5,500
106'/a
57
1061/b
106'A
106%
2,900
553/4
56%
55%
56%
55
55%
55
55%
23%
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23'A
23%
233/8
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23%
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17,200
73%
75
733A
75%
73
74
72
733/8
59,900
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103%
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233A
103
•
23%
103
•
23%
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♦129
433/8
433A
43
43%
92
92%
923/4
923/4
26%
26%
27 y«
27y8
32
32%
31%
321/a
933/4
94
933A
103%
1031/4
24%
24%
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——
431/B
43%
92%
93
921/4
92%
27%
273/8
273/8
313A
32
31%
31%
933/4
931/4
93%
921/a
921/2
*27
43%
423/a
♦102%
r
24%
15,100
103
400
•24%
;
.; 2,300
•129
42%
423/4
92%
6,100
93
*27
420
27%
500
31%
313/4
7,900
92%
93
490
8%
23%
8
8
7%
24
24
*233/4
24%
•233A
24%
22%
223/4
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22 3A
1,600
No par
103/a
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
9%
10%
16,200
No par
common
*75%
76
76
76
10
10
100
Service
Corp
10
78
8
*75%
*75%
78
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
32 %
32%
321/a
142%
*141%
142 %
20%
20%
20%
20%
54
543/4
32%
*141
541/2
32%
series—100
No par
B
*161
165
89
89
9%
9%
*156
89%
32%
32%
142%
142%
20 3/8
203/B
20 3%
5,800
543/4
54%
55
55
55%
2,600
44%
44%
443A
44%
44%
31,400
43
42%
43%
43%
433A
7,700
91%
91%
91%
91%
92
*156
*89
9
9
162
89%
9
47%
47%
47
44%
45%
22%
221/a
22%
22%
22%
543A
54%
54%
54
54
23%
23%
231/2
23%
231/e
23 y«
55 Ve
56
55%
563/4
55%
55%
Youngstown Steel Door
No par
13
13%
13
131/4
13
13
No par
71 Va
71%
71%
71%
71 y8
71%
1
63/4
7y8
6%
7%
Radio
Corp
Corp
petition
has
wd When
been
liiea
distributed,
lor
x
•;
jne company's reorga:
Ex-dlvidend.
y Ex-rights.
1,900
32%
142%
22%
Products
100
1,000
10,700
42%
89%
46
-
9%
18%
20%
543/,
2B
convertible
76
9%
18
20%
142%
1
Towne Mfg Co
Corp common
6c
500
44%
164
9
323/8
*74%
2,600
90%
45
90 %
conv
9%
18%
7%
543A
433/4
90%
9%
18
7%
20%
*141
543A
44%
,
321/4
8
,
6%
7
•141
•156
162
►160%
89
88%
180
89
9%
10
162
89
10
9
9%
.
1,000
13,200
45
453/4
46
46
22 Va
22%
22%
22%
55
54%
55'A
23
233/„
23
23 Va
52%
55%
52%
533A
55,600
13%
13 y8
13%
1,500
71%
71%
*54%
6 3A
b Name
7
*13
71%
6%
,
2,500
..
8,200
^
.
700
1,100
72 3A
3,200
6%
7,900
•
Y
".A
;
Y
3,700
3,600
112
104
42%
or
Y.
4,300
*102%
44%
91%
sales,
18%
•110'A
44%
Cash
88
18%
104
preferred
BO
Young (L A) Spring 6c Wlre_No par
Youngstown Sheet 6c Tube
No par
r
39
87
110
110
433A
receiversnip,
38%
18 3A
*102%
44%
4%%
39%
88
183/8
39
*87
*
*90%
Zonite
Corp.
443A
Y
'
10
Zenith
un
,
39%
87%
/.
23%
(F W) Co
7% May 20
oay.
.
39
•
8%
Grocery Co new—1
Public
77% Aug 10
Chemical
:
,
YY
10
Tale
Aug. 3
14% Aug 16
ims
39'A
88
19%
300
23 Vs
Co
Lovett
9
on
39%
86%
1,400
23%
preferred
York
65
baie
38%
}
500
,
8%
preferred
4% Feb 20
uv
12%
'23%
23%
23 y8
Wyandotte Worsted Co
60% Apr 13
26 y8 July 26
from Mathleson
*12%
23%
Wrigley (Wm) Jr (Del)
27% Apr
28
Inc
Prior pfd 4%%
May 21
13
21% Sep
51% Jun
•*""*
inc.
Jan
1
16% Jan
31
34
37
1
13%
123/8
Worthington Corp common
No par
Prior preferred 4%% series—100
21
90% Aug 12
10% July 29
53% Mar 9
34% Jan 13
47% Jan
5
9
13%
12%
Woolworth
July 21
10% Sep
13%
123A
Woodward Iron Co
Aug 17
47
Co
Wisconsin
48% July 21
86
11% Mar 17
13%
*12%
6,900
5
1
20
Co
Wilson-Jones
2
142% Oct
77"
100
Wisconsin Elec Power Co com
6
8
15
10
1
Winn &
10
Dec
20
8)
20% Aug 11
21
116
100
12.50
Corp
preference
Oil
Sep
82
Inst
White bewmg Machine common
Wilcox
Sep
8ep
130% Mar 16
10
preferred
18
75
14
71% May 12
6% Dec 31
10
.12%
com.
preferred series B
Elec
Jun
26
101
Electric
26
39% Jan
Mar 19
No par
100
com
10% Aug 16
27% Aug 16
Jan
137
RR
White Dental Mfg (The S
White Motor Co common
Aug 10
18% Jan
2
19% Dec
8
28% Jan
2
Sep
135
10
4
9% Apr
18
126
Jan
95
1
10
100
Wheeling 6c Lake Erie Ry
100
Wheeling Steel Corp com
No par
$5 conv prior preference—No par
29
36% July 28
11
85% Mar IB
4% Dec
3.80%
27% July 27
Jan
Pacific
Weston
44% Aug 10
27
Inc
Supply Co
Westinghouse
27
25% May 10
Lines
Westinghouse Air Brake—
30
Sep
Air
Auto
5
Western Union Telegraph
26
93
B
100
Preferred series A
17
24% Sep
100
preferred,—^po
29
129% Apr
100
6c Coke
Western
14
57 % Sep
Virginia Coal
Western
27% Aug 20
75% Sep
103% Sep
100
Western Maryland Ry common
4%
noncum
2nd
3
4
No par
Co
preferred series C
Western
12% Sep 24
52% July 23
27% Aug
4
53% Jan 19
61% Sep
110% Sep
Electric
Power 4%* pfd
preferred series B
West Va Pulp Ac Paper com
4%% preferred
4
6
May 14
30% May 4
30% Sep
Mar
4
98% May 5
18% Mar 17
4
West
36 Va Aug 12
110
50% Jan
4
127
11
Sep 17
14% Aug 17
35% May
22% Jan
12
10
4
27
Apr 28
96% Jan
3
14
4
Sep
4
13%
123/.
2.50
preferred—No par
Kentucky Coal Co
Aug
123% Jan
99% Sep
a
48% Aug 13
29'% May 18
West
45
Aug 10
13%
*12%
1
25
104% Mar 31
15
May 14
West Indies Sugar Corp.
17% Jan
Oil 61 Snowdrift com
convertible
112
8% Sep
43% Sep
90
$4
7
9% May 20
105 %
Wesson
90% Aug 12
207/a Aug 12
4
23% Jan
B
133/a
12'A
Co_
40% Aug 25
,i
24
13%
24%
13%
23%
13%
Investment
Jan
104% Jan
Jan
109
16
30
12%
■
8
10
120
,
10%
34%
35
2,600
;
10%
34%
4
21%
105
10 y2
*34%
14
10,400
8
21%
*104
10%
par
13% Jan
73/4
21%
104%
•104
,
10%
No
25% Jan
8
7%
213A
22%
104 Vi
800
2,900
.
,
10%
Washington Gas Light Co
Mar 16
73A
22
*104
Aug 10
Sep
7
17% Apr
9
243/4 Mar 23
13% Feb 25
30
7%
7%
22%
IO5
67'/a
;
300
10%
3
Pipe
Corp
104
Y
•10%
No par
Foundry 6c
Warren
31% Feb
22 %
104%
104
B
Warner-Hudnut Inc
15
40% Aug 16
7%
22%
22%
1
100
1
—
7%
7%
2.50
Co
Baking Co common
preferred
War dell
July 15
Sep
(Hiram)
5%%
30
*
4
Co
Walworth
21% Sep
11
30% Jan
31% Dec
9
Jan
33% Mar 19
Walker
8% Mar 30
19
37% May 14
Sep 14
Sep 14
13
May 12
Feb
4
9% Mar
14
29
'
25
2
Sep
Walgreen
changed from Royal Typewriter
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letters
the column
la
headed
WEEKLY
-
"Interest Period"
YEARLY
-
Indicate in eaeh
Figures alter decimal point represent
the month when
case
one or more 32nds
of
a
Highest
Lowest
Monday
NEW YORK STOCK
Sept. 27
Range since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Year 1963
EXCHANGE
Low
AND
Tuesday
;
Low
SALE
HIGH
Wednesday
Sept. 28
High
the Sonde mature.
point
LOW
GOVERNMENT BONDS
Range for Previous
PRICES
High
Low
Thursday
...
High
Friday
..'
Low
the Week
High
Bonds ($)
Treasury 3 Vis
102.4
Feb
102.4
16
Feb
1978-1983
110.20
♦110.14
110.18
110.16
*110.14
110.18
*110.16
110.20
Treasury
16
27/aS
1955-1960
*101.2
101.4
*101.2
101.4
*101.1
101.3
*101.1
101.3
*101.1
101.3
2%s
1956-1959
*103.24
103.28
*103.22
103.26
♦103.22
103.26
♦103.22
103.26
♦103.20
103.24
*110.16
*110.12
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 23/4s
19
1961
*103.12
103.16
*103.10
103.14
*103.12
103.16
*103.12
103.16
*103.12
103.16
*105.24
106
*105.24
106
*105.24
106
♦105.24
106
*105.24
106
1960-1965
*108
108.4
*108
108.8
*108
108.8
*108
108.8
♦108
108.8
1956-1958
*101.24
101.26
*101.24
101.26
*101.24
101.26
*101.24
101.26
*101.24
101.26
1958
*102.22
102.24
*102.21
102.23
*102.22
102.24
*102.21
102.23
*102.21
102.23
1961
*101.20
101.24
*101.18
101.22
*101.20
101.24
*101.20
101.24
-*101.20
101.24
2 Vis
1962-1967
*100.26
100.30
*100.26
100.30
*100.26
100.30
*100.28
101
*100.28
Treasury 2Vis
Treasury 2Vis
Feb
1958-1963
Treasury 2Vis
108
19
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2Vis
Feb
108
1963-1968
*100.10
100.14
*100.8
100.12
*100.10
100.14
*100.12
100.16
*100.12
100.16
June 1964-1969
*100.4
100.8
*100.4
100.8
*100.4
100.8
*100.4
100.8
*100.4
100.8
*100.2
100.6
*100.2
100.6
*100.2
100.6
*100.2
100.6
♦100.2
Dec 15
Treasury 2Vis
Treasury
100.12 Aug
25
100.22 July
100.12 Aug 25
Mar 25 \
94.8
Mar 25
95.20
29
6ct~23
98.29 Feb
95.20 Oct
~23
V
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
15
2 Vis
2 Vis
Dec 1964-1969
1965-1970
*99.30
100.2
*99.30
100.2
*99.30
100.2
*99.30
100.2
2Vis
1966-1971
f 99.30
100.2
*99.30
100.2
*99.30
100.2
*99:30
100.2.
June 1967-1972
*99.28
100
♦99.28
100
*99.28
100
*99:28
loo
Treasury
94.8
Sales for
..
Oct. 1
Sept. 30
Low
High
Sept. 29
,
Treasury
104.16 Dec
99 .24 May 12
29
New York Stock Exchange
«»
FRIDAY
The
(1349)
2Vis
Sept 1967-1972
♦99.28
100
♦99.28
100
*99.28
100
*99.28
100
2Vis
—
101
100.6
*99.30
100.2
*99.30
.
100.2
*99.28
:;r
100
*99.28. 100.2
.
~
Dec 1967-1972
Treasury 2Vis
*99.28
100
*99.28
100
*99.28
102.3
*102.1
102.3
102.4
*102.2
102.4
101.14
*101.11
101.13
100.20
*100.16
100.20
*100.16
100.20
*100.16
100.20
100.12
*100.10
100.12
*100.11
100.13
*100.14
100.16
*100.13
100.15
*100.13
100.15
100.16
*100.14
100.16
*100.13
100.15
*100.13
100.15
102.3
*102.1
102.3
*102.1
102.3
*102.1
*102.2
102.4
*102.1
102.3
*102.2
102.4
.; *102.2
Treasury 2 Vis
—1956-1959
*101.14
101.16
*101.13
1QJ.15
*101.12
101.14
*101.12
Treasury 2 Vis
June 1959-1962
*100.16
100.20
*100.16
100.20
*100.16
100.20
*100.16
Treasury 2 Vis
Treasury 2Vis
Dec 1959-1962
*100.16
100.20
*100.16
100.20
*100.16
100.20
1960
♦100.12
100.14
*100.10
100.12
*100.10
1954
*100.14
100.16
*100.14
100.16
Dec 1954-1955
*100.14
100.16
*100.14
1957-1959
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2%s
99.14 Oct
99.14 Oct 23
23
99.20 Feb
99.20 Feb
15
15
June 15
Treasury 2s
Dec
JTreasury 2s
International
Bank
1958
*102.1
for
Reconstruction & Development
'
90.16 Jun
17
94.16 Jan
2
94.8
Jan
7
100.8
Aug
9
25-year 3s
July
91.25 Apr
16
94
July 20
93.8
Jan
4
100.8
Aug 12
25-year 3s
Mar
92
Jun
15
96
Nov
94.24 Jan
6
102.16 Aug
9
30-year 3 Vis
Oct
95
July
98
Dec
1
2
102.8
6
101
Oct
26
101.24 Feb
23-year 3%s
19-year 3Vis
May 15 1975
Oct
15 1971
100.24 Nov
4
101.16 Jan
13
101.20 Feb
1
2
-
97.16 May 12
30
100.16 Nov
4
Feb
101
Apr
104.12 Mar 10
11,
103
Sep
9
15-year 3 Vis
Serial bonds
>
*99.12
99.24
99.24
99.24
*99.16
99.28
99.24
99.24
1
1976
*99.12
99.24
*99.12
99.24
*99.16
99.28
*99.16
99.28
1
1981
•101
101.16
•101
*102.16
101.16
*101
101.16
6,000
100
*99.16
*101
101.16
100
*99.16
15 1972
101.16
*101
103
of
*102.16
103
*102.16
103
*102.16
103
*102.16
103.16
*103
103.16
*102.24
103.8
•102.24
103.8
*102.24
1
1956
♦102.4
102.16
*102.4
102.16
*102.4
102.16
♦102.4
102.16
*102.8
102.20
Jan
.
103
*103
Oct
3-year 3s
104.24 July 15
100
*99.28
100
*99.28
100
1
1969
*103
103.16
•103
103.16
*103
103.16
*103
103.16
103.8
103.8
101
*100
101
•100
101
103.8
1,000
1950
2s
due Feb 15
2s
1955
*100
►100
101
101
*100
100.24
*99.24
*99
100.16
*99
*98
100
•98
*99.24
100.24
*99
100.16
100
*99.24
100.16
199.24
100.16
100.24
100
*98
100
due Feb 15
1956
*99.24
100.24
♦99.24
2s
due Feb 15
1957
*99
100.16
*99
2s
due Feb 15
1958
•98
100
*98
2s
due Feb 15
1959
♦97.16
99.16
•97.16
99.16
*97.16
99.16
*97.16
99.16
*97.16
99.16
2s
due Feb 15
1960
♦97
99
*97
99
*97
99
*97
99
*97
99
2s
due Feb 15
1961
•96
98
♦96
98
*96
98
•96
98
*96
98
2s
due Feb 15 1962
♦95
97
•95
97
*95
97
•95
97
*95
97
,V
*
*Bld
and
asked price. No
sales transacted this day.
^Treasury 2s of 1951-1955, entire issue called for redemption
RANGE
Friday
BONDS
'
Interest
New York Stock Exchange
Period
or
Panama
Range Since
Sold
Odd lot transactions,
No.
High
Low
High
BONDS
■
Brazil
Quar-June
113
113
113
113
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3%s series No. 23
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1960
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1960
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April-Oct
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lAAntloqula (Dept) collateral 7s A 1945—Jan-July
lAExternal sinking fund 7s ser B 1945—Jan-July
lAExternal sinking fund 7s ser C 1946—Jan-July
lAExternal sinking fund 7s ser D 1945—Jan-July
AExternal sinking fund 7s 1st ser 1957-Aprll-Oci
AExternal sec sink fd 7s 2nd ser 1957-April-Oct
AExternal sec sink fd 7s 3rd ser 1957—April-Oct
Jan-July
June-Dec
Jan-July
20-year 3s s f $ bonds 1978
"Antwerp (City) external 5s 1958
Australia (Commonwealth) 5s 1955
10-year 3 Vis 1956
i
:
:
10-year 3 Vis 1957
20-year 3%s 1967
20-year 3Vis 1966
15-year 3%s 1962
—
IA Bavaria (Free State) 6 Vis 1945
Belgium (Kingdom of) extl 7s 1955
ABerlln (City of) 6s 1958
Feb-Asp
—June-Dec
-June-Dec
June-Dec
Feb-Aug
Feb-A up
June-Dec
June-Dec
(U
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June-Dec
1941
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1978
June-Dec
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April-Oct
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1979
AExternal s f 6Vis of
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reduced
6%
to
3.5% )
—
87%
87%
87%
——
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87%
1
*87%
•
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——
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55
54%
75
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55
18
103 Va 103 %
101 Va
101 %
100%
88 Vi
43%
101%
102
18
100% 101
101
48
57 %
106%
102%
99%
101%
101%
101
100%
100% 100%
7
97
100%
100%
100% 100%
57
97
101 %
100%
100% 101
81
*134 Va 134%
107% 107 Va
•
.
70
70
80
62%
Aprll-Oct
April-Oct
1957
63%
97
♦95
—
A6
;
AOuaranteed
A 8s
A 6s
AChlnese
| A Cologne
A Colombia
9
60%
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65
65
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series
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Jan-July
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84
104
65%
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3%s
79
*85
fund dollar bonds 1970—April-Oct
(Republic «{)
86
104
Jane-Dec
Mar-Sept
1961—Aprll-Oct
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IA Costa Rica {Republic of) 7s 1951
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*
83%
80%
90
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90
80%
*
104
May-Nop,
April-Oct
April-Oct
Feb-Aug
—Feb-Aug
1961
87
81 %
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(Interest
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
reduced to 3.375%) 1979
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85
68%
59%
92
83
80%
87
81
81%
:
104
May-Nov
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81
83
Mar-Sept
1960
1
103
—
fund 6s 1962—
1962
Jan
85 %
82
*85
April-Oct
(City of) 6%s 1950
(Rep of) 6s of 1928 Oct
1927
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90l/2
77%
~4 •*'
67
—
66
—
of
1961
1960
(Hukuang Ry)
83
83
1
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April-Oct
IA Sinking fund 7s of 1926 due 1946—May-Nop
Cuba
—
assented
assented
109%
1
6s
1961
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A 7s
83%
92%
Jane-Dec
sinking fund
assented
79
*82
June-Dec
Jane-Dec *
Jane-Dec
1961
AGuaranteed sinking
1
♦89
May-Nov
1993
88
83%
87
—May-Nov
bonds 3s
$
78%
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Aprll-Oct
1963
fund 6s
1963
assented
A6%s
134
80
sinking
fund
High
1
*84 Va
-Jan-July
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Vis assented 1957
101'/a
(Interest
April-Oct
June-Dec
sink
107%
—
63%
Extl
AChlle
Low
No.
High
82
1961—Jan-July
1962
assented
assented
106%
i
—
63
101%
100
6s
A 6s
Jan. 1
Sold
88
83
1961—Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
sinking fund 6s 1962_
Aprll-Oct-
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18
'
80
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—
■
71%
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—
32
101%
A
A
Range Since
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sinking fund 6s Sept
8s assented Sept 1961
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88%
'
19
1961
1961
ARy external sinking fund 6s Jan
A 6s assented Jan 1961
'
88%
85
75
—
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71
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71
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—
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1952
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■
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—
108
108
—
April-Oct
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—
1942
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June-Dec
June-Dec
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June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
(City)
IA 7s assented
Friday's
88
sinking fund 5s 1957
Mar-Sept
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Feb-Aug
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Canada (Dominion of) 3 Vis 1961——
Jan-July
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Mar-Sept
25-year 2%s 1975
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April-Oct
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f
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Jan-July
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1
1976
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30%
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1953
53%
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17
45
57%
65
66
37
58
66
61%
1963—Jan-July
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19
55%
67
61 V\
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162
63
44
45
57%
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24
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1980
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1972—
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53
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1930
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May-Nov
1962
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69
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90
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1950
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s
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—
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1968
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part
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30-yr
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series
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104
5
45%
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s
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1977—
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Jan-July
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51
56
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1965
79
52%
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93
1st
1964
to
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95%
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95%
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1975
87
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129
—
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27
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16
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1945
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1958
1952
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of)
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1966
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131
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1980
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1
1996-
15
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42
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74
74
1
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127
152
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31
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•
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—
68
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June-Dec
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April-Oct
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42
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91
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—
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1980_Jan-July
1985—Jan-July
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99%
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98%
X
June-Dec
Feb-Aug
1959
98%
90
90
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100
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113
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60%
62
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37
41
1976
—Jan-July
May-Wow
Jan-July
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99%
98 y8
101
mortgage
42%
93%
39
86 y4
1951
60%
98
31
85%
1955
44
92%
99%
105
86
Bangor & Aroostook RR 4%s cotav 1976—_Jan-JwZy
Telephone of Pa 5s series C 1960—April-Oct
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56%
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104
85%
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1
94%,
83%
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—
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86%
2010
Consol mortgage 3s series K 1979
Borden (The) Co 2%s debs 1981
2
—
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June-Dec
50%
102%
103%
983/4
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50%
96%
104
86%
.—_—June-Dec
1
4s series A 1980
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Consol
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102%
82
100% 100 %
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•
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36
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1966
income Feb
fixed & 1%% conting hit)
(3% 'I,
*
Feb-Aug
42
99%
'
(2%%
6%
contingent
S'western div
40
150% 152
37
101 Va 101%
136
86 %
2000
due
39
138%
Mar-Sept
Dec
due
Series M
40
-
138
1183/4
June-Dec
due
Series K
12
39
_
1193/4
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1995_
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18
7%
A
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April-Oct
'
—
118
181
256
Refunding, and general mortgage 5 % (2 %
fixed and
3%
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Pittsburgh Lake Erie & West
*40%
263
135% 136 y4
fixed
(4%
contingent interest) July 1975_April-Oct
1%
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faw-July
'
RR—
4s series A July 1975
7%
~9
99%
B
93/4
10%
99%
106%
95 3/s
135 % 136%
136,
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Jaw-July
1966
1979
58 V*
13
93
104%
60
133% 134 y,
136
Mar-Sept
1980
A
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-
April-Oct
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May-Wow
1963
1964
A
4 %s-4s
mortgage
1
4
16
98 Va
97%
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1995—
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1966
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104% 105%
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9
,
1995
1995_,
4s
Stamped 4s July
66%
14
,
4s July
Investment
403/4
——
97
97
95 %
983/4
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3%s
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April-Oct
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April-Oct
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debs 1977
3%s
Inc
gold
95
104%
——-Feb-Aug
1977
Nitrate
first
553/4
—
95%
100%
1969
debentures
2
65%
^
127%
April-Get
debentures
2
'
1963
1964
1965_a
debs
36
66
1987
1971
debentures
conv
conv
Atlantic
58
—
April-Oct
June-Dec
June-Dec
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
fan-July
1982
debentures
Atlanta & Charl
140 y8
18
1961
debentures
101%
Ann
104 y4
71%
80%
(interest
2004
6 %s 1952
1013/4
98 */»
139
66
April-Oct
pursuant to Plan A
reduced to 2.25%)' 2004
4
87%
Baltimore & Ohio
1967 stamped
(interest
80%
71
April-Oct
A
101% 102
77%
Anglo-Laularo
102
124% 124%
80%
0
A
105%
104
Series J due Dec 1 1995
1999
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102
101%
87%'
debentures
100 »/4
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reduced to 2 %) 2012
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1043/4
107
94%
3s
A
sinking fund gold 1968
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—
102
102
973/,
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60
—-April-Oct
A
101%
102
92%
98
,
2
—
(interest
1946
Stamped pursuant to Plan
*-_
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25
2
100
104 V4 104 V*
9%
1946
A
100%
__
104% 104%
—
86%
debentures
100
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1053—
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to
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2012_
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—
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1972
130%
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April-Oct
1947—April-Oct
AT/?dUCe? t0 2.375 % ) 2001
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84%
lU3/4
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2006
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77%
80
A
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to
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gold 8s 1950—Jaw-July
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pursuant
82
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gold 6s 1940sink fund
99
%
102
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1960
series
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series
903/s
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92
97
101% 102
1959—_ Mar-Sept
1958—
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1st
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1947—
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98
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1955
to 2.125%)
2008
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100%
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reduced
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86
167%
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102 V4
101%
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1968—
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96
96%
j.—.—June-Dec
1971
to
99 Va
100% 100%
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
3%s debentures 1973
53%
40
58
—
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Feb-Aug
1958
to
79
166
1975
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53%
—
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6s due 1953 extended to 1963
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37
82 %
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87%
Anheuser-Busch
5%s
81%
82%
1986
3%s
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May-Wow
Norway (Kingdom of) 4%s 1956—
-Mar-Sept,
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April-Oct
4s sinking fund external loan 1963-*.
Feb-Aug
3V2S sinking fund external 1957
April-Oet
Municipal Bank extl sink fund 5s 1970—June-Dec
6s
147
debentures
3%s
Netherlands
SANuremberg (City of)
66
134%
3
debentures
2%s
18 Va
(interest
2008—
69
60
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102
34
*58
Mar-Sept
1959—Mar-Sept
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fund
to
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Foreign Power deb 5s 2030—Mar-Sept
debentures
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sinking
pursuant
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130%
55%
Bosch
&
16%
*17%
April-Oct
2008
12
75
144% 144%
June-Dec
3%s 1984
Mar-Sept
Albany & Susquehanna RR 4%s 1975
April-Oof
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May-Wow
Allegheny & Western 1st gtd 4s 1998
April-Oe(
AlMed Chemical & Dye 3%s debs 1978
April-Oct
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Aluminum Co of America 3%s 1964
—Feb-Aug
3s s f debentures 1979
June-Dec
Aluminum Co of Canada Ltd 3%s 1970—May-Nov
American Airlines 3s debentures K60
June-Dec
—
2.125%)
74%
12iya
—
of)
1961
first mortgage 3%s
16%
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„
1952
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pursuant to Plan A (Interest
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68
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6s of '26
Southern
Jaw-July
assented
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126
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1933
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120
—
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Jan-July
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new
May-Nov
1984-
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1922
lo
101%
—
1958.—
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1961
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♦15%
agreement)
1937)
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readjustment
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to
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due
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1968_Jan-July
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1953
6s
103r
—
—
77
Tokyo Electric Light, Co Lid—
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1
57%
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—
June-Dec
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1961———
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extended
1961
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of
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56%
—
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—
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1965
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due
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97
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s
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1971
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due
59
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—
„
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to
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1951
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(Kingdom of)
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19%
44
A5%s
5%s due
for Public Works
1947
8 A External
6%s due
39%
*—•
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Jan-July
1977
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Electric
Tokyo (City of)
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f
s
B
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37%
37%
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70
76%
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assented
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Greek Government—
75
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June-Dec
f 1952
extended
1952
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75
*102
—
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series B secured external
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1965
__
58
Shlnyel.su ElecWcPower Co Ltd—
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59
58
(Kingdom)—
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53%
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dollar
„
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*
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55
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1968
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1972
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loan
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reduced to 2.25%)
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issue
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1999
2.5%)
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80%
__
•
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Jaw-July
1950
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,
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stamped
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2%)
reduced to
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3s
37
'99%
12
or
Bid & Asked
Low
1952——
May-Nov
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reduced to 2.375%)'2001
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German
56%
—
s
s
20
38
38
101% 101%
101'/a
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(Republic of)
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extl
44%
55 %
Week's
Last
Sale Price
High
to
4V2s 1962
bonds
El Salvador
Low
Wo.
•Period
New York Stock Exchange
Jan. 1
—
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•
Friday
Interest
BONDS
Sold
Bid & Asked
*54%
Jan-July
1978
3s
OCTOBER 1
ENDED
Bond)
Friday's
Low
Cundinamarca
BOND RECORD
WEEK
Week's Range
Last
Period
New York Stock Exchange
f
FOR
Monday, October 4,
& Maine
—^
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99%
24
95%
98%
29
98 V*
102%
97
98%
101
101
100 y2
RR-—
series AC 1967
series II 1955™
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Jan-July
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April-Oct
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NEW YORK BOND RECORD
RAlsfGE FOR WEEK ENDED OCTOBER 1
Friday
Interest
Feriod
BONDS
Exchange
New York Stock
r
Week's Range
Last
Friday's
or
Sale Price
Bid & Asked
Law
Brown
1971
debs
Co 3 %s
Shoe
Jan-July
;
first mtge 2%s 1975_May-Nov
Buffalo Rochester & Pittsburgh Ry—
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May-Nov
Bush Terminal Co Cons 5s 1955
*.
Jan-July
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Low
88%
89
100
101
Mar-Sepf
Continental Baking 3s debentures 1965
Jan-July
Continental Caa 314s debs 1976
April-Ocf
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Crucible Steel Co of Am 1st mtge 3%s 1966 May-Nov
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.
16
Consumers
103%
99 '/a
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17
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21
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»
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100
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101
119
debs 1969
mortgage
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101%
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99
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,
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1978
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2015x.——April
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——Jan-July
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First mortgage 3s 1978
April-Oct
3s debentures 1969——
Jan-July
First mortgage 2%s 1979-——^—June-Dec
First mortgage 2%s 1980
June-Dec
1st mortgage 3%s 19811
May-Nou
1st mortgage 3'As 1982
—<——June-Dec
1st mortgage 3%s 1983—
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-
2001
102%
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1976
—
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—
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__
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—
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1981——
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1983
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1964_
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1
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1979—Jau-July
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•
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1958—
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debentures
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99
100
103
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1961
1948—
96
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—
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&
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;
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May-Nov
87'/a
1970
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98
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1982—,
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—
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104
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.—
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99
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1977__Jan-July
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—
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-
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98 %
June-Dec
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1961
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.
1966
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5
22
106% 106%
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-
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s
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Corp 2%s 1959—
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—
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70
—
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T
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Cincinnati
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1963—
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mortgage
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92%
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—June-Dec
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El
Union Station—
Chicago
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—
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77
56
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97
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-
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99
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1985
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1st mortgage 2%s 1980
i
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:
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76
'
76
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1961---—May-Nov
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——Jan-July
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99
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103
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a—May-Nov
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97
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11
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30
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99
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—
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103
6
100
28
24
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-
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9
23
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—
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—
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__
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3
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—
1963
extended
May-Hoy
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—April-Ocf
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Mar-Sepf
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May-Nov
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1958
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/ 66'A
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148
—
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94
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1974
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York
Central Pacific Ry
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67
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4
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debs 1978—
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1976.j-a
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Case
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101% 101%
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1970
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&
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101 y4
99
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__
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3s 1978
Jan-July
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—_June-Dee
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>
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40
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4s ser A I960—-—Mar-Sepf
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Carolina
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32
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(1352)
Monday, October 4, 1954
NEW YORK BOND RECORD
RANGE
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or
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4,/2s
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3%s
series
2%s
Tel
98%
98%
*94
d84
8
94%
103%
3 %s
debentures
1978
June-Dec
June-Dec
1974
April-Oct
Afay-Nov
1985
—
«**•..:
103%
';
—
,
98%
3 Ves
debentures
1983
97
3 %s
debentures
1981
75'
87%
4s
debentures
Western
1984
Oil
102% 102%
97
97
98%
mmmrt
.
86%
90
9$
95
115% 116%
29
104%
118%
Paducah
110%
109% 112%
336
91%
114
A
115%
115
95%
282
104%
119
116%
116% 117%
—
i
j
97
97%
—
101% 102%
102 «/4
*103
15
101
103
104%
119%
99% 102%
79%
104%
-102
99%
102
103
99%
103%
102
99
101
June-Dec
June-Dee
June-Dec
June-Deo
June-Deo
101% 102%
101
96%
102%
96%
102%
101
101% 101%
*95
*98%
96%
92%
99
94%
102%
100
100%
*98
105%
98%
99%
105% 105%
101% 101%
101% 101%
102%
97
99
104%
~2
96
101%
96%
30
100%
102%
106%
13
100 %
102%
45
100%
101%
94%
10
92%
96%
96%
101% 101%
5
94%
99%
11
98%
103%
June-Dec
94%
—
—
f'103%
/ 102%
—
104%
101%
96%
105
—
102%
99%
104%
*105% 106%
—
104%
106%
106
108
—
—
*100%
1960_April-Ocl
—
*92%
1975
April-Ocf
—
1964—June-Deo
*
99
99%
Pennsylvania RR—
411
102% 103%
-
101% 101%
102
3%s
Pennsylvania Power & Light 3s
83
101%
117
115
117%
67
1st
s
f gold
93
104%
119%
158
104%
118%
General
5s
69%
General
4%s series D 1981
series
B
8
63%
97
100
General
mortgage
4Y4s
3
99
100%
General
mortgage
3%s series
40
101% 101%
4
64%
93
.
*101
102%
101%
88%
„
101%
100%
*101%
*92%
60%
93%
97%
101
Peoria
&
Eastern
first
4s
*
external
*100
101
102% 102%
15
*101% 102%
*102%
General
5s
series
B
&
1974
refunding 2%s
3
June-Dec
--
1967
95%
First
Si
refunding 2%s
First
&
First
&
104%
First
&
97%
104
98%
refunding 2%s 1978
First Ac refunding 3%s 1982
1st & ref mtge 3%s 1983
1st
&
ref
mtge 3%s
1983
4
'
May -Nov
May-No®
.
Afay-Nov
June-Dec
102
109%
84
100%
105%
17
103
109%
987/u
98%
98%
987/a
82%
98%
98%
9
91%
99%
82%
82%
21
'77%
86%
*96
—
62%
—
90
14
53
14
95%
111% 111%
16
108%
*105%
99
.
—
99%
*100% 1007/s
*98
99
97%
—
*—
_
98
91%
63%
—
—
81
103%
62%
103
—
Feb-Aug
_Jan-July
96
105% 105%
—
June-Dec
96
100%
100%
109% 109%
—
—
June-Dec
refunding 2%s 1974
refunding 2%s 1981
100
109
Jan-July
1977
1971
103%
101%
April
Afar-Sept
13
108
Feb-Aug
C
101%
100%
Jan-July
Jan-July
1960—April-Oct
4s April
1990
Marquette Ry 3%s series D 1980
Philadelphia Baltimore Ac Wash RR Co—
98
101%
99%
__
101 % 101%
1985
AIncome
87
—
1984
Pere
First
93
April-Oct
F
101% 102
105%
June-Deo
series E
90%
109
June-Dec
67%
100 %
96%
101%
Feb-Auy
1960
1968
100% 100%
64
63%
*98
100%
& Illinois
Pennsylvania-Centra*
Consolidated sinking fund 4%s
General 4%s series A 1965
119
115%
i
99%
93%
95%
—
4%s 1955—Jan-July
Airlines
117%
'
3
103%
-
97
*105%
*99%
debentures
3%s
115%
117
i
104%
91
„
*•'
_
April-Oct
April-Ocl
Afar-Sept
Mar-Sept
May-No®
Mar-Sepl
,
General gold 4%s series
Philadelphia Electric Co—
Feb-Aug
92
June-Dec
1984
—
89%
87
_
97
June-Dec
W 1984
27/8s debentures 1980
58
96
d84
102%
97
*
—June-Deo
June-Deo
1983
debentures
3Vbs debentures 1987
100%
97%
100
*90
mtge 3%s ser U 1985_June-Drc
refunding 3%s series X
Tel
Pacific
Afay-Nov
April-Oct
ref
&
1st
Pacific
Jan-July
April-Oct
3s series N 1977
2%s series P 1981
2%s series Q 1980
3%s series R 1982
102%
56%
18
—
*__
—
June-Deo
June-Dec
3s series K 1971
refunding
First St refunding
First & refunding
First & refunding
87%
103% 103%
93
*
*94%
——
June-Dec
refunding 3s series L 1974
First & refunding 3s series M 1979—
106%
101
99%
'
I960-.—June-Dee
3s series J 1970
First Ac refunding
First
106
—
98%
93%
z
Z
*96
__
93%
~2
„
97%
97%
-June-Dec
Afay-Nov
1980
First &
105
95
*92%
.-Feb-Aug
1975
1979
3%s series I
First Si refunding
47%.
1970—June-Dec
102%
—
Mar-Sept
April-Oct
—;——Afay-Nov
First St refunding
80
1976
For footnotes see page 33.
*100
"
-m
1975
1975
2%s
10
Corp 1st 3%s 1982
National Supply 2%s debentures 1967
70
Quar-Jan
mortgage 3r 1974
3s
27
1970
Steel
80
54%
1978
2%S
mortgage
54%
B 1955—May-No®
1986—___Afay-Nov
f debs
66%
242
2%s
mortgage
mortgage
87%
First mortgage 3s series B 1986--.—.
National Dairy Products 23/4s debs
s
M
67%
66%
Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
2%s 1980;
mortgage
100%
N
National
first
mortgage
54%
gtd 3Vis 2000
3%s
75%
64%
Pacific Gas & Electric Co-
103%
Nashville Chattanooga & St Louis—
Distillers Prods
87
P
104%
102%
*100%
101%
Natl
81%
82%
NL-i
~7
First mortgage 3%s 1982
Afar-Sept
Oregon-Washington RR' 3s series A I960—April-Ocl
-
*96
Construction mortgage 5s series A
1955__May-No®
debentures
95
73%
—■
Quar-Feb
Oklahoma Gas & Electric 2%s
104%
102%
102
106
63%
3s debentures
Edison
First
102
—
4s 1991
Construction mtge 4 Vis series
Mountain Stntes Tel & Tel
2%s
3 Vis debentures 1978
—
103%
100%
*—
June-Dec
3Vis
first
First
87%
1981—Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
Monongahela Ry 3 Vis series B 1966
Feb-Aug
Morrell (John) & Co 3s debentures
1958
May-Nov
Morris & Essex
--
97
84%
76%
©
Ohio
•
54%
refunding 5s series I
and
86
64»A
•
Quar-Feb
& improve 4%s ser A 2047
Jan-July
& improve 5s series C 2047—Jan-July
& improve 5s series D 2047—Jan-July
trust 4%s 1975
Mar-Sept
2%s
87%
gold 5s H 1980
Mohawk & Malone first
gtd
1
2
83
74
Jan-July
Quar-Jan
2047
1
3s
May
1967
gold 5Vis series A
re.'und
98%
97
103
.
Jan
94%
97%
96
June-Dec
Feb-Aug
1975
—Afar-Sept
refunding 5s series F 1977—Afar-Sept
refunding 5s series G 1978—May-No®
AFirst and
96%
92
96
95
*87
2047
mortgage
May
1978—
Jan
90%
84%
95
*81%
1974—Feb-Aug
Aprll-Oct
Jan-July
First mortgage 2%s 1979
Feb-Auy
First mortgage 3 Vis 1982
June-Dec
(Wisconsin) first mortgage 2%s 1977.—April-Oct
: - First mortgage 3s 197#
—Mar-Sepl,
Northwestern Bell Telephone 2%s 1984
June-Dec
102
101
60
*103
refunding 5s series A 1965
§AConvertible
18
*100% 101
4s
AFirst
6
87%
—
Jan-July
Jan-July
A
5
3
——
97
1
May-No®
1997
3s
mortgage
1991
1962
ACum adjustment 5s ser
^Missouri Pacific RR Co—
90
*104
-
First
1971
1990
1962
A
Hen
registered
Jan
A
4s
64
101
95
100%
95% 100
101%
*64%
Missouri-Kansas-Texas RR—
Prior
registered
Jan
A
ser
first
95%
90
*97%
1973—May-Nov
1974
First
Afar-Sept
mortgage 4s inc
Kansas
95%
•'
May -Nov
1997
4s
First
102%
91%
102%
_Jan-July
Aprll-Oct
1967
mortgage 4Vis inc series
AGeneral
debentures
•
105
101
—
Afar-Sept
Minnesota Mining & Mfg 2%s 1907
Minn St Paul & Saulte St Marie—
Missouri
58%
2
53
Pacific Ry—
(Minnesota)
103
100
91%
*101% 101%
Jan-July
.Feb-Aug
1973
debentures
66%
Northern States Power Co—
101%
102%
—
100
~1
May-No®
Corp first-mortgage 3s 1966June-Dec
Metropolitan Edison first mtge 2%s 1974—May-No®
First mortgage 2%s 1980
Feb-Aug
Michigan Bell Telephone Co 3 Vis 1988
Aprll-Oct
Michigan Central RR 4Vis series C 1979
Jan-July
Michigan Cons Gas first mtge 3Vis 1969—Afar-Sept
3lis
67
65
59
13
100% 101
90
1983
f
lien
Collateral
104%
98
96%
97%
87%
87%
Mead
First mortgage 2%s
First mortgage 3%s
1982
Natural Gas 3%s s f debs
Refunding
Refunding
Refunding
,
Afar-Sept
1978
Robbins
&
3 Vis
First
Central RR 5%
1978
Manati Sugar 4s sinking tund Feb 1 1957
Manila RR (Southern Lines) 4s 1959
Dept Stores
D
series
s
4s
119
103%
101
FeJj-Aug
Si Co 2%s debentures
Maine
May
2004
A
1973
3s
M
Macy (R H)
2%s
mortgage
General
'
—
58%
57 y«
■
60%
60%
76
70%
62
63
62%
100%
Jan-July
1977
1994
ser
debentures
Prior
"78%
115
100
5
62
61
'
-May-Nov
I^ouisvilje .Gas Si Elec 1st mtge 2%s 1979
May -Nov
1st mtge 3 VbS 1982
___Feb-Aug
1st
72%
79%
*95%
April-Ocf
April-Oct
Cincinnati Div 4s 1955
&
4s
mtge
f
66
86%
First & refund mtge 3%s ser F 2003
April-Oct.
First Ac refund mtge 2%s aer G
2003-—AprilrOct
First Se refund mtge 3%s ser H 2003
April-Oct
St Louis Div second gold 3s 1980
Afar-Sept
Atl
2%s
s
78
86%
2003
1976
debentures
Gas
<fe
3%s
88
65%
;_May
Louisville & Nashville RR—
'
83%
1
2003
ser
debentures
3s
3
71%
May-Nov
interest
Lighting Co 3%s
(P)
87
71%
.-May-Nov
— —
60%
*60
Aprll-Oct
General mortgage 3%s 1983
Feb-Aug
Norfolk Si Western Ry first gold 4s 1996—April-Ocf
Northern Central general Si ref 5s 1974—Mar-Sept
"General Si refunding 4%s series A 1974_Mar-Sepf
68
86
mtge
Telephone
Northern
Little Miami general 4s series 1962
SALombard Electric 7s series A 1952
Long Island
Electric
General
60
87
2003
75
*71
61%
Refunding mortgage 3%s series E 1978—Feb-Aug
Refunding mortgage 3s series F 1981
Jan-July
Ref mtge 3%s series G 1984
Jan-July
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp—
General mortgage 2%s 1980
Jan-July
General mortgage 2%s 1980
April-Ocf
94 %
45
Si
Y
N
86 %
87%
Jan-July
2003
interest
79%
Susquehanna Ac Western RR—
91
8
74%
3%
N
85
94%
23
99%
100%
~7
~3
86
75%
94%
3%
59%
78%
75%
15
2%
50
67%
97%
10
50
291
287
97%
2%
—
70%
74%
82%
1%
cons
86%
82%
5%
1st
93
328
53
AGeneral mortgage 4%s series A 2019
■■V:
—
68%
147
100
98%
May-Nov
Lehigh Valley Terminal Ry 5s ext 1979
Lexington & Eastern Ry first 5s 1965__
Lorillard
99%
--
66%
Power Ac Light first mtge 2%s 1975—Afar-Sept
N Y & Putnam first consol gtd 4s 1993
April-Ocl
mtge bds—
interest
contingent
92%
*99
2%
3 Vis
2003—
interest
contingent
ASeries E 4 V2s
,
interest
fixed
ASeriesD4s
consol
gen
fixed
100%
5%
1st
*56
50
Feb-Aug
mortgage 4'/2s extended to 1974
Series A 4s
101
94 %
2%
Lehigh Valley Railway Co (N Y.) —
Lehigh Valley RR
94%
17
5%
Term
*91%
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
,
1st
6
100 %
2%
102%
86
Aprll-Oct
1st & ref 5s stamped 1974
Lehigh Valley Harbor Term Ry—
1st
100%
100
~5%
1955
4s
168
90
102%
d98
—
N Y
116
Lakefront Dock Si RR Terminal—
1970
A 2007
ser
99%
90
94%
Port Chester—
&
"I
2%
100%
36
June-Dec
--
--
105%
100%
—
67%
mtge conv inc 4Vis series A 2022—May
101% 101%
*150
1st mtge sink fund 3% ser A 1968
June-Deo
Lake Shore Si Mich South gold 3%s 1997__June-Dec
3%s registered 1997
refunding mtge 4s
River
AGeneral
99%
IL
Lehigh Coal Ac Navigation 3%s A
Lehigh Valley Coal Co—
Ac
160
100%
85%
97
103%
Hartford RR—
&
100
loo
100
104%
81%
96%
100%
1st mtge 4%s series A 1973
Jan-July
JAN Y Ontario & West ref 4s June 1992—Mar-Sept
106%
100%
40
*102%
102
99%
99% 102'
Feb-Aug
1998
A
series
4s
New Haven
Harlem
Jan-July
1961
99%
99
103% 103%
103%
June-Dec
1961
94%
N Y
BO
"
*
June-Dec
102
08%
York Chicago & St Louis—
AGeneral
June-Deo
1978
mortgage 23/48 1980
Kansas City Southern Ry 4s ser A 1975
1st mortgage 3%s series B 1968
97%
7
d98
Connecting RR 2%s series B 1975..
April-Oct
gold 3%s 2000
Afay-Nov
Mortgage 4s series A 2043—
~—Jan-July
Mortgage 4s series B 2043
Jan-July
N Y Lack Si West 4s series A 1973
Afay-Nov
4Vis series B 1973
Afay-Nov
96%
97%
*88
April-Oct
1st
Plain
—
99%
Refunding mortgage 3%s series E 1980—June-Dee
First mortgage 3s series F 1980
April-Oct
•
1990
4s
Light
96%
97
95%
109
York Central RR Co—
New
100
1976—Afar-Sept
1st
High
106
105% 105%
N Y & Harlem
Clear
Si
13
100% 100%
—
Jan-July
3 Vis registered 1997
Jan-July
Lake Shore collateral gold 3%s 1998
Feb-Aug
3%s registered 1998
Feb-Aug
Michigan Cent collateral gold 3%s 1998_Feb-Aug
3 Vis registered 1998
Feb-Aug
91 %
102%
1950
D
—
—
N Y
Jamestown
Low
*102% 103
*85
*97
—
General mortgage 3%s 1997
J
Jersey Central Power & Light 2%s
Jan. 1
NO.
N Y Central & Hudson River RR—
108
100
.
Refunding & impt 4%a series A 2013
Refunding Ac impt 5s series C 2013
122%
70%
102%
Range Sinew
Sold
100%
>. *100
—
April-Oct
April-Oct
Feb-Auy
Feb-Aug
A 1954
5s
AFirst
131%
100
Jan-July
Jan-July
1978
Bonds
High
107% 108
100%
May-Nov
1977
3%s
Terminal
5%s series
5s
New
89
61
97%
125%
Afar-Sept
1980
3s
1974
AFirst
'
1977
A
'
1982
AFirst
125
101%
103%
Friday's
INew Orleans Texas Si Mexico Ry—
debentures
debentures
Jersey Bell Telephone
New
102% 102%
107%
3%s 1988
Jan-juiy
Jersey Junction RR gtd first 4s 1986—Feb-Aug
Jersey Power Si Light 3s 1974
Mar-Sept
Orleans Great Nor 5s A 1983
Jan-July
3s
International Minerals & Chemical Corp—
Inter Rys Central America 1st 5s B
Interstate Oil Pipe Line Co—
series B 1961
Afay-Nov
;
—-—•——Aprll-Oct
Afar-Sept
4%s
guaranteed
101%
—
103% 103%
or
Bid & Asked
England Tel & Tel Co—
First
Consolidated
-
C
*103 %
103%
Week's Range
Last
Sale Price
Low
RR—
1956
series
5s
102%
—
Period
High
AFirst
lao2__
A
*103%
1980_June-Dec
1972
scrips I
3.20s
Great Northern
§ A Adjustment 6s series A July
AFirst
New York Stock Exchange
New
4%s-33/4s ser A 1979—May-No®
5%s-33As series B 1979_May-No®
Consol mortgage 3%s series C 1974——May-No®
Consol mortgage 3%s series E 1982_—._Feb-Auy
Cons mtge 33/4S series F 1984
Jan-July
1st mtge 3%s ser G 1980.——
Feb-Augr
Refunding 4s 1955
.'May-No®
Refunding 5s 1955
__May-No®
Illinois Terminal Ry 4s series A 1970—-—Jan-July
§ Allseder Steel Corp 6s 1948—
Feb-Auy
international
BONDS
Jan. 1
No.'
High
Interest
Range Since
Sold
RR—
Consol mortgage
Consol mortgage
Inland Steel
WEEK ENDED OCTOBER 1
Friday
Bonds
Bid & Asked
Low
Illinois
FOR
Week's Range
Friday
Interest
*104%
97%
100%
_
96 %
70
104
112%
101
106%
96
100 %
98%
101%
95%
99%
94
97%
103%
98
100%
105
105%
*106
*
99%
103%
108
103%
104%
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Number 5365.... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Volume 180
j
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33
NEW YORK BOND RECORD
RANGE
Friday
BONDS
Interest
New York Stock Exchange
or
Petroleum
3.70s
deb
cony
2%s
Period
debentures
Bid & Asked
1964—Feb-Aug
1983
June-Dec
113y4
,
Consolidated
guaranteed 4s
ser
Consolidated
guaranteed 4s
ser
G
H
mortgage 5s series A 1970
381
*107%
June-Dec
107
April-Oct
*86'A
*101%
103%
107
general
5s series B
1962
109
108%
104
2
107%
103%
5
5s
1974
First general 4%s series D 1977
Plantation Pipe Line 2%s 1970
Potomac Elec Power 1st mtge 3'As 1977
88
—
103%
♦97
101%
—
103%
'•
1
and refund M
3'As series B
and refund
3%s series C
&
M
*<ji'/2
RR of
99 %
94%
Ohio
&
Cent ref
and
3%s
1974
100%
105
impt 3%s
131
135%
102%
99'A
97
100%
*104% 104%
102%
104 %
100%
2%s
105%
Jan-July
mtge
7s
1950
♦99%
1976!
debentures
§ A Direct
mtge
6s
1952
97%
—
St
84
100%
84
25
100
100
2
96%
153
153
1
123'A
1953
*133% 138
106'/a
mtge
trust
1972
& coll
3'/2s
1977
1969
Louis-San
*133%
106'/a
131%
107
133%
4s
Second
A 1971
102%
1996_Jan-JuZj/
5s
Air
debentures
SASlemens &
104%
91%
9iy8
90%
11
100 ys
7
116% 1161/2
1971
1951
*108'%
177
24
177
172
*97 %
Southern
Natural Gas
Co
4%s
4%s
(Oregon Lines)
Gold
4'/2s
97%
123 '/a
,
4 y2s
1981
A
3%s
109 7/8
Jan-July
Devel
and
63
3
96%
96
18
*100% 101%
/>
96 %
92%
*97'%
98%
97
99 y*
75
6
70
75%
113% 114
148
109
117%
75
103%
107%
83
103
107
114
A
1956
Orleans
Joint
3%s
Southwestern
3'As
Northeastern
&
Bell
ASpokane
Internal
Standard
Coil
Standard
Oil
Standard
Oil
2%s
2%s
debs
1985
1983
(N J)
debentures
*
89%
ApriZ-Oct
ApriZ-Oct
ApriZ-Oct
102%
117%
84%
first
gold
4y2s
conv
3y8s
»A 105'A
106
97%
104%
104
106%
105'A
90
98
—
96%
116
79%
Shore
97%
i
5
»■
12
122
94%
B
*98 '/a
1995
94
96
101
—
97%
■
;
--
100%
*108'/a 116 %
6
103
103
*__
105%
105%
107
102
104
86%
3
93%
93%
"■
„
101%
105
*101
93%
100
—
*103% 104'/a
103
120%
101
1
Jan-July
ApriZ-Oct
Map-Nov
,
99
102%
107'/a
107%
61
101%
105%
106%
1
110%
J1
Go first
Gen
8
Central
RR
First
3
102 y4
104%
103'A,
106 >/4
—
*97
Yz 100
67%
67
9 6'%
---Jan-July
100
14
Mar-Sept
*97
105
"
,,97% '
Jan-July
.
98%
105'A
100
94
94y8
88%
lOfr
136% 136%
136%
90
90
*90
93
102
102
96%.
103%
—
98y*
102
'
109
:
*101%
72
95 Vb
1
108% 109
108%
looya.
100% 100%
April-Oct
1958
100
•102%
*104%
Jan-July
103
—
102% *
106
Co—
2%s
Power
84
22
*102
II
*92
80%
87%
94
64 y«
73% j
90
94%
*93%
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
63
71
83%
70
May
1971—
3'As
83%
Jan-July
June-Dec
1976
mortgage 2%s 1979
Wisconsin Public Service
117%
107
61%
■59 y8
10
mtge 4s series A 2004
mtge 4%s inc ser A Jan 1 2029
Electric
104%
26
84
104% 105
1960
4s
15
66'A
65
104'/a 104'A
May-No©
first
103
64%
Jan-July
1965
B
100%
~
A. 1980
mortgage 3s
1
65%
64%
—Mar-Sept
series
105%
—•
t
Telegraph Co—
debentures
62%
103%
102% 102%
105
105%
-Jan-July
1960
5s
55%
5
*62
2361
1981
72'%
*88
Jan-July
Jan-July
A 1969—April-Oct
May-No©
guaranteed
!
67
95
;
104%
1C0
108
117% 117%
4s
15
!
83%
ioi y4
"
103% 104
104
May-No©
1974
67%
67
85
95%
16
31
106%
4
3'/2s
82%
98'/a
103%
10
Union
Wisconsin
95
95%
♦
April
*73%
June-Dec
97
96
111%
-
95%
100
—
—
74
102%
96
24
100
8
not
1976_Jan-July
92% i
92%
year's range,
d Ex-interest . e Odd-lot sale
Under-the-rule sale not Included in the year's range, r Cash
included
In
the
not
.sal*
Bankruptcy Act,
in
^Negotiability
impaired
by
y Ex-coupon.
\
maturity.
....
reported as being in bankruptcy, receivership, or reorganized
or securities assumed by such companies.
•Friday's bid and asked prices; no sales being transacted during current
A Bonds selling flat.
1 Companies
96
95%
sale
year's range, n
the year's range,
the
97%
116
91
the
included
74
87%
300
In
b Power 2%s
delivery
not
103%
67%
39
113%
Deferred
included
98
92%
100%
—
97%
111
95%
13
104
„
Electric Light
Yonkers
ft
conv
H oo £
WEEKLY
AND
YEARLY
.
under Section 77 01
week.
RECORD
the
following extensive list we furnish a complete report of the transactions on the American Stock Exchange for
Sept. 27, 1954, and ending Friday, Oct. 1.
It is compiled by the report
of the American Stock Exchange itself and
security whether stock or bond in which any dealings have occured during the year.
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Last
Exchange
Sale Prico
Par
Acme
Acme
Aluminum
Wire
Adams
Co
Hat
A
"II
Alloys
common-
Stores
_10
Inc
1
4ero Supply Manufacturing.
Agnew
For
Manufacturing
footnotes
—
2%
page
WEEK
37.
ENDED
OCTOBER
Shares
Low
i\
fa
2,700
3%
4'/a
1,300
29'A
29%
100
2%
3'/a
1,300
% May
•fir Jan
27
2%
4%
Mar
4%
4'A
4%
1,200
7'A
7%
2,800
x5'/2 May
5
10'/a
9%
10'A
3,600
~7%
11%
Jl%
12
7%
Jan
Jan
Feb
High
xl4
July
11%
11%
12'/a
14%
14%
14%
600
10 '/2
Jan
12
10,200
»/2
Jun
25% 36
124 'A 124 /2
101 % 101%
47/a
5 /a
2,400
167/a
Jan
10
107'/2
Jan
128
Aug
275
96%
Jan
103
Apr
Ajax
50c
Gas
Aug
Alabama
Great Southern
Alabama
Power
Corp
Airlines
4.20%
preferred
Inc
%
2
Petroleums Ltd
77/a Aug
13% May
9%
1
Alabama
Feb
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
hi ah
3
Inc
Jun
10%
Low
Airlieets
Alaska
600
of Prices
Shares
Air-Way Electric Appliance
5'A
n
„
for Week
900
3%
2% Mar
7%
Apr
31'A Aug
Jan
1
Sale Price
Par
High
3y4 Mar
Range
Last
American Stock Exchange
Range since Jan 1
Sales
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
High
the week beginning Monday,
is intended to include every
1
Sales
•
common
(N J)_
see
—
FOR
for Week
1
Surpass Shoe Stores
Air Associates Inc
Range
—1
A^^tilp Corporation.
Ainsworth
Week's
of Prices
Low
ACF-Brill Motors warrants
*>
77%
78
12
85
82
98
Jari-July
98
102% 103
83%
84
series B 1971
1st 4s ser
mtge 4%s series B 1976;
-Wisconsin
134
106% 106%
first
WinsLcfn-Salem
89%
105% 105%
1982—April-Ocf
debentures 2%s 1971—Map-Nov
1974
Jan-July
American Stock
,
101
101
64
—
April-Oct
1958
103%
1U(J%
118%
*100% 101 %
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
In
-L-fc
94%
93 y4
94%
*94
105'/4
103%
2
104% 104 Va
*92%
105%
103%
2
'
April-Ocf
2013
1967
ioo y4
"96%
99%
105
*105% 106%
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
93%
8
133%
133
"
•»«*.
10
Electric
3%s debentures
100
96%
—
92
89%
'
97%
Jan-July
Map-Nov
Products 5s
(Indiana)
series
3s
mortgage 3'As
30-year
May-Noo
Tel
debentures
5s
registered 2361
Wilson
RR—
1977
*98
1975
First mortgage 3'A« series D 1967
1
106%
102%
40
100
92
*
Jan-July
Memphis Div first gold 5s 1996
New
91%
106 y4
97%
—
RR Co—
Penn
1st
92
—Jan-July
1956
A
105% 105%
*99
__
Jan-July
4s series
series
105%
Jan-July
6s
101
86%
103
*__
June-Dec
Westinghouse Electric Corp 2%s 1971
Westphalia United Elec Power Corp—
§ A 1st mortgage 6s ser A 1953
Wheeling b Lake Erie RR 2%s A 1992
Wheeling Steel 3y4s series C 1970
97%
.
57
general
100%
*102%
105'A
Gen mtge 4s income series A Jan 1981
April
Gen mtge Income 4'As series B Jan 1991—April
4%s
102%
97%
*95'%
105% 106%
general
41
*100'A 101'A
1955—Feb-Aug
1957
mtge 2%s ser E
consolidated
Western
118
105% 106%
general 6%s series A 1956
1969
series A
Western Pacific RR Co 3'/as ser A
96%
91%
112
106%
and
105
96%
95
89
101
1st
101%
98 ye
96
106%
and
4s
Western Maryland Ry
my4
May-Nov
May-Nov
A '75—June-Dec
Devel
98%
103%
—
v
*__
4s
66
49%
215
111%
Mar-Sept
Devel
101%
97%
**
100
88%
*„.
West
142%
1977
mortgage 2y»s series G 1961
Southern Ry first consol gold 5s 1994
gtd
West Penn Power 3'/2s series I 1966
98
93
101%
♦101
96
104%
125
„
62 %
110%.
June-Dec
First mortgage 2%s series E 1986
First mortgage 2%s series F 1996
*—.
Westchester Lighting gen mtge 3'/2s 1967—Jan-July
General mortgage 3s guaranteed 1979
Map-Nov
97
100%
97
April-Oct
First
100%
100
West
__
97
97%
91%
1973_June-Dec
ser
103%
*98
—
*105
99
99%
*103
88%
107
94 y4
*98
—Feb-Nov
Walworth Co conv debentures 3'As 1976—Map-Nov
Warren RR first ref gtd gold 3%s 2000—Feb-Aug
Washington Terminal 2%s series A 1970
Feb-Aug
101%
100
conv
a
San Fran Term 1st mtge
Southern Pacific RR Co—
103%
99
—
100
and refund
First
177
92%
3
„
♦149 %
Feb-Aup
Jan-July
Jan-July
1969
Gold
4
*97%
*100'A
*100
Wabash
100
118
Southern Pacific Co—
First
106% 106'/a
37%
w
99
1994
consol
109%
118
*102%
1987
Ry 2%s
99%
First lien and ref mtge 3'As ser C 1973—April-Oct
;,95>/a 100
*95%
Jan-July
Indiana
98
80
-v
debentures
118
100
♦100
♦120
April-Oct
April-Oct
Mar-Sept
1941—Feb-Aup
Jan-July
1979=
debentures
3
April-Oct
sinking fund
Virginian Ry
94%
86 Va
107
98%
2%s debentures 1985
Southern
99'/a
Apr-Ocf
Map-Nov
1st & ref mtge 3'As ser J 1982
•
Virginia & Southwest first gtd 5s 2003
Telephone b Telegraph Co—
debentures
99'/a
y«:
First and ref mtge 2%s ser H 1980_
Mar-Sept
1st mortgage & refund 3%s ser I 1281—June-Dec
105
101%
__
97%
Oil 2%« 1976
Bouth & North Ala RR gtd 5s 1963—
Bell
99
15%
•
116%
♦951/4
Socony-Vacuum
27/8s
10
104% 104%
June-Dec
6%s
100%
Mar-Sept
First and refund mtge 3s series F 1978—Mar-Sept
First and refund mtge 2%s ser G 1979—June-Dec
85
♦102%
1974
Halske
95
May-Nov
First
80
80 y8
Map-Nov
Corp coll trust 7s
Sinclair Oil Corp 3y4a conv 1983
Skelly Oil 2'As debentures 1965
3s
71
88
June-Dec
JSASilesian-Amer
Southern
79
Mar-Sept
Shell Union Oil 2'/2s debentures
1
54%
America—
subord
RR
Consol
Line RR Co—
Beagram (Jos E) b Sons 2%s 1966
3s
Vandalia
98%
95
*77%
May-Nop
Service Pipe Line 3.20s s f debs 1982
99%
April-Ocf
1976
1967
of
Corp
conv
First
1st mtge 3s series B 1980
37/8s s f debentures 1977
1972
2%s debentures
debentures
3'/as
Co—
1989
debs
f
Vanadium
102%
♦84
April-Oct
certificates
99%
63
101
101%
98%
♦98% 100
Mar-Sept
gold
1989_Jan-July
St Paul & Duluth first cons
gold 4s 1968—June-Dec
Bt Paul Union Depot 3%s B 1971April-Oct
Scioto V & New England 1st gtd 4s 1989—May-Noo
Scott Paper 3s conv debs 1977
Mar-Sept
Seaboard
102% 102%
inc bond certificates Nov
4s
sinking fund debentures 1973
series B
Virginia Electric & Power Co—
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
1996
Francisco Ry
bond
__
133% 133%
1st mortgage 4s series A 1997
Jan-July
ASecond mtge inc 4%s series A Jan 2022
May
Bt Louis-Southwestern Ry—
First
s
Rubber
V
ApriZ-Oct
1st
—
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
87
81%
Corp—
Adirond'k
June-Dec
Jan-July
1971
4%s
133
Feb-Aup
mtge 6s 1955
6s
102%
71'A
35
Mar-Sept
1970
trust 3%s
155
100
May-Nov
&
95
71
Feb-Aug
mtge & coll
2%s
84
May-Noo
gold
105%
7
100
_June-Deo
3%s debentures 1977
U S
5ADirect
Second
101%
33%
Refunding mortgage 2%s series C 1991„Mar-Sept
Tank Car 4'As s f debs 1973
ApriZ-Oct
United Biscuit Co of America 2%s 1966
ApriZ-Oct
105
*__
Reading Co fixst b ref 3%s series D 1995-Map-Nov
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco 3s debs 1973April-Ocl
Rhine-Westphalia Elec Power Corp—
Bt Lawrence
4
34%
Map-Nov
2%s debs 1970
3%s
Baguenay Power 3s series
134
100
100
Union
n
mortgage 3y4S series J
101
122
June-Dec
1st
1964
General mortgage 4%s series D
101%
92
3
104% 104%
—
2
133
Map-Nov
1st mtge 3'As 1982_
Union Oil ol California
Union Pacific RR—
218
100
__
991/4
June-Dec
103
200
*—
1979_June-Dec
General
94
100
133
First mortgage and coll trust 2%s 1975—ApriZ-Oct
debentures 1968
Map-Nov
1st
Electric
21
100
__
3s
.<
United Gas Corp. 2%s
&
100% 100%
99%
104%
Mar-Sept
1960
Union Electric Co of Missouri 3%s 1971
105%
103%
*135%
refunding mortgage 8s 2037—June-Dec
refunding mortgage 3s 1972—Map-Nov
100 %,
103
30
101% 102%
refunding mortgage 3>/4s 1983—April-Oct
AConsol
94%
101 %
16
u
'
100
99%
*215
and
Rochester Gas
111
99%
103'A 103%
—
June-Dec
1st mtge & coll tr 2%s 1980
and
6s
125%
*98%
--
1970__ApriZ-Oct
1990—.ApriZ-Oct
2%s debs 1961
96
98
10
*100 J/4 101
Mar-Sept
First
mtge
101
*122
Map-Nov
Tol
107
106
97%
99 %
99%
First
SAConsol
100%
Pacific—
Orleans
New
,
Jan-July
May-Nov
debentures
Jan-July
Jan-July
April-Oct
Electric b Gas Co—
25/8s
98
'100'A 101
gold 5s 2000
-June-Dec
and refund M 3%s ser E
1985—Jan-July
Tri-Contlnental Corp
*104
Oats
94 VB
%
95
98
98
first
Pacific-Missouri
Term
97
97
Pacific
General
\
100
111
1963
May-Noc
refunding mortgage 3'As 1968—Jan-July
First and refunding mortgage 5s 2037
Jan-July
Quaker
High
104
95
April-Oct
:
First
Texas
Feb-Aug
1983
First and refunding mortgage 27/8s
3%s debentures 1972
Low
104 y4
May-Nov
First
101%
Texas
ana
and
1973
impt M 4s series C 2019
Refund and impt 2%s series D 1985
100%
•
__
*103
debentures
1st
1966
Jan. 1
NO.
June-Dec
mortgage 2%s 1984
Providence Terminal 4s 1956
First
debentures
debentures
Refund and
88
96%
99%
*98% 100
Mar-Sept
First
3s
2%s
Texas Corp 3s debentures 1965
Texas & New Orleans RR—
June-Dec
Public Service
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
Jan-July
Sold
High
Terminal RR Assn of St Louis—
108%
81%
'
Feb-Aug
general
3s
1973
JAThlrd Ave Ry first refunding 4s 1960
AAdjustment income 5s Jan 1960
First
Bid & Asked
Range Sine*
104%
108
106% 107
Mar-Sept
First
mortgage
debs
Bonds
104
102%
Pittsburgh Youngstown b Ashtabula Ry—
First
3%s
Oil Corp.
2%s
97
107%
>
series C
Chemical
Swift & Co. 2%s debentures 1972
102%
—. —
107
mortgage 3%s series E 1975
1984
Stauffer
Sunray
93%
__
Pittsb Coke & Chem 1st mtge 3 %s 1964
May-Noo
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal 3%s 1965—Jan-July
Pittsburgh Plate Glass 3s debs 1967
April-Oct
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry Co—
A
Sale Price
Friday's
Lew
100
__
*108
General
series
or
'
__
April-Oct
37/8s
Period
107% 115
1rn
,
„
*103%
mortgage 5s series B 1975
mtge
102%
—
General
1st
98%
Week's Range
Last
High
31
103
*103%
Feb-Aug
New York Stock Exchange
Low
--
Consolidated guaranteed 4%s ser I 1963—Feb-Aug
Consolidated guaranteed 4%s ser J 1964_Maj/-Nov
Pittsburgh Cine Chicago b St. Louis RR—
General
V
Interest
BONDS
Jan .1
No.
112% 113%
*102
1957—Jfay-Nov
1960
OCTOBER 1
ENDED
Range Sine*
Sold
High
100 % 101%
Pillsbury Mills, Inc 3^t s f debs 1972
June-Dec
Pittsbgh Bessemer b Lake Erie 27/8s 1996—June-Dec
Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chic & St Louis Ry—
WEEK
Friday
Bonds
Friday's
Low
Phillips
FOR
Week's Range
Last
25%
50
100
—1
—
—
4%
%
Aigemene Kunstzijde Unie N V
Amer
dep rets Amer shares
30 Vh
29'/2
30 /a
15% May
\l
26%
Jan
Sep
2,500
37/a
Jan
5% July
400
24%
Feb
32% July
}
j
'
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Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
34
...
Monday, October A, 1954
(1354)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
Range
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
of Prices
High
4%
4%
1,800
1%
Jan
2'/a
2 ft
3,700
lil
Jan
2%
3 Vb
3'/a
2ft
3%
2,400
2 % May
Alleghany Corp warrants
Allegheny Airlines Inc
5
1
5
5%
4,200
7%
1
Allied Artists Pictures Corp
_•
1
5%%
convertible
preferred
10
Allied Internat'l Investing cap stock.-l
Allied Products (Mich) common
S
Altes Brewing Co
—1
Fisher common
Alles &
Aluminum
of
Co
Industries
Book
Jan
5%
Sep
92%
Jan
99 y8
21'/a Aug
23%
Jan
22
600
9%
Apr
7 Vz
7%
11%
V/z
800
4%
Jan
7%
Jan
33%
12
%
\l
2,100
% May
1%
53%
53%
53%
13 ft
23%
23
•
-
Natural Gas Co 6%
American
Seal-Kap common
Rights
Anacon
Lead Mines
Ltd
4
3%
4ft
4%
5
1
Central
Ohio Steel Products
Central
Power & Light
37%
Aug
61
Sep
Jan
12%
1,000
10% May
ft
42,900
Convertible
Camberlin
14%
Feb
2% Aug
500
3 i
I
Jan
9%
Sep
Jan
Jan
7%
Co
95
.
y'
—10
2.
"A"
Appalachian Elec Power 4%%
Argus
29,200
1%
"9%
100
110% 110%
230
pfd__100
Louisiana
Arkansas Power & Light $7
pfd
Armstrong Rubber Co class A
4% % convertible preferred
Aro Equipment Corp
18%
24
24
11'ft
lift
11%
•
Oct
7 Vb
Sep
,
Jun
Feb
Jan
110%
Sep
American
dep rets
28
Clarostat
Claude
Associated
CI
Tel
(ex
A
July
117
Feb
Clayton
July
51
Feb
Clinchfield
17%
Jan
Club
13%
Aug
paid
Dec
on
22
"l
Atlantic
•
50
Line
Co
1%
v
8%
Aug
2% Aug
Coal
*
Automatic Voting Machine
Ayshire Collieries Corp common..
..3
ifa':
Jan
5%
Jan
Equipment Co—_
ordinary.
7% May
125% Aug
16% Sep
10%
Sep
2% Aug
3% July
]j|
Stone
Vtc
Public
Service
Foundry &
Cook
&
4
Sep
Baldwin
Securities Corp
lc
3%
.3%
3%
7,900
2% May sft
Banco de los Andes—
6
Light <fe Power Ltd
_•
Corp
1
Refractories
Inc
(A
1%
1%
1%
13,400
200
13%
Apr
17
22
20 ft
22
8,800
13%
Jan
27% Aug
6
6%
900
4%
Feb
6
Works Inc
British
American
Tobacco—
Cent
Cork
37% July
100
1,700..
May
24%
Jan
97
97
98
110
88%
Jan
99
Rubber
L)
2%
Jan
4%
2%
Apr
Daltch
1,700
1% May
4% Aug
2% Jan
9%
Davidson
26%
28 ft
26%
100
28
28%
3,100
"eft ~6%
7%
25
1
17ft
1
1
___2.50
500
ft
*
*
Apr
6% Aug
26
Sep
31% Aug
Dejay
29 Va
Dennison Mfg
Sep
••
—
14
ft
19 ft
Devoe &
Oct
89%
Jan
Oct
Distillers
800
19%
1,700
10
121
53 ft July
18%
Jan
7% July
Dome
16%
Jun
Domestic
Feb
20
Sep
Dominion
July
4
July
Dominion
12 %c
4%
(new)
Electric Products
Sugar
17%
Sep
ft
Jan
Draper
4%
Sep
1%
1%
1%
24,700
5
4%
5ft
400
Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd
•
California Electric Power
•
Calvan
Camden
Consol
Fire
Oil
&
Gas
Canada
Bread
Canada
Cement Co Ltd
6% %
Canada
Co..:
Co
5
Ltd
11%
11%
8,300
5%
6%
86,800
28%
950
27%
—
9,300
Canners
Oil
Co
Ltd
common
Canadian
Dredge & Dock Co Ltd
Canadian
Homestead
Canadian
Williston
Ltd
Marconi
Canadian
Oils
1
Ltd
2
_
•
10c
i
Canso Natural Gas
Minerals
Ltd vtc
see
page 37.
6c
_I_1
9%
July
Jan
2%
Apr
6% May
4% Mar
13%
Sep
10,
Feb
3j| Aug
12 % July
23%
Jan
29
Sep
6i76
Sep
3
4%
"2%
4ft
_2%
5
19,700
14,700
Feb
3
132
%'
—
71%
2
fa
71%
2
31
Jun
Apr
Apr
3% Aug
4%
6ft Mar
Apr
29%
.76% Aug
20
53%
Apr
fa
500
1%
Apr
212
Jun
Jan
Jun
5%
5%
5%
6,800
4%
3
2%
3
3,000
2% July
6% Aug
3% Aug
1%
1%
2
7,800
1%
3
fa
Mar
24
Jan
165
Sep
Jan
10%
Aug
18
Jan
22
Apr
Jan
Feb
6%
2,700
10
9%
Aug
15
Aug
Cement
Ltd
Co
Ltd.
Corp
Co
Harris
5
5%
6%
5ft
Mar
Jan
Jan
30 Va
Aug
4%
Apr
5%
Aug
700
16 ft
Jan
21 Va
133%
Feb
12 ft
Jan
200
1%
8,500
Jan
1% May
1.200
145
14%
Sep
Jun
Apr
2%
Sep
3ft
Aug
1,400
22 Va
Jan„
26% Aug
1,900
11%
Jan
30%
1ft July
5,200
Sep
2 Vb Mar
3
2%
Jan
13% July
31? July
6.100
Feb
10 Vb
6% Mar
5%
Jan
7 ft
May
Sep
7ft
2,100
16%
Anr
13ft xl3%
—
xl3%
•
9,900
10 ft
Feb
9%
1,400
7%
Jan
lift Aug
6
Feb
7% Mar
x9%
9%
•
7
*
7
100
5 ft
5%
600
21
xl3%
Sep
Oct
1
CJ!
1
05"
4%
•
Aug
Jan
43
Jan
Sep
7.200
26%
2.200
15 Vb Mar
9 Vb
9%
10,400
8% July
36 Va
36%
100
30%
23%
30%
19
1(1
lo
18%
19
9%
1
—
7% Mar
26
Apr
84% Julv
30%
Oct
19% May
10%
Sep
40% July
33%
Jan
40ft
10
Jan
52
7,300
9 Vb
Jan
14% July
2%
Feb
3ft
Jan
*
Co
Aug
Laboratories—
B)
Ltd—
ord
dep rets
3U
common—
1
*
1
Sulphur & Potash Co
•
Co
(The)
Hosiery class B common
12%
3
jf
200
"3%
10s
reg__
13 ft
12%
10c
common
Rubber Co
Test Corp
2
1ft
x27%
600
13
6 % Mar
...
Durham
Duval
Feb
19%
Duraloy
Duro
Sep
16%
10
—
12%
12%
1
Co—
(Allen
A
13
Jun
5% July
300
!io
10
Inc
common
Power
American
28 %
Ifa
*
common
common
Class
5%
20%
12 %
225
Ltd
Brewery
Dunlop
Jan
6
13,200
3%
3%
500
7% May
~6%
6%
100
31 Vb
31%
31%
600
Aug
Feb
1%
23%
71
July
5
Jan
25 Vb
Apr
316 Sep
4ft Aug
10
July
7
July
33 Vb
Jun
Feb
Mar
29%
"2 %
•
_
Sep
3% Mar
92
20
Atlantic
footnotes
6ft
13%
*
Southern Petroleums Ltd vtc
Canadian
11%
13
*
common
preference
Canadian
For
1
Insurance
1%
3
13%
Co
Drilling & Exploration Co
I
9%
19
13% 13%
* 2%
2%
2%
2%
25% 25%
28% 28%
1ft- 1ft
2%
2%
25%
•
stock
Douglas Oil Company
Dragon
50c
Jan
2 V»
18
—
& Chemical
Dow
10c
common
Estate
common
ord
Sep
DuMont
11%
—
50
2.50
.1
1
htd
Co
& Coal
Jun
Duke
Calamba
Corp
Bridge
10%
Jan
9%
4s
4s
reg
Ltd
11%
2%
i23% Sep
5
1
Jan
10,500
Jun
14%
142
10
Sep
7ft Aug
12
25c
Corp
Finance
Steel
ord
rets
Jan
4%
21
160
Jan
Ltd—
dep
8
4ft
Jan
1%
50
19
_—-1
Ltd———.
8%
Driver
Cable
Oils
Textile
Jan
14%
2,000
21
9%
10
Tar
Mar
1,550
2ft
160
21
1
1
Foundry
Mfg Co
Iron
Exploration
Jan
%
23%
Jun
4%
109 %
--
(The)
11%
11
,
2
__
Dominion
1,300
22 Va
1%
23
—
.
Products:
Co
American
11
31,800
Feb
100
Dominion
%
9%
__1
Sep
fa
2,600
5
—
Jun
%
14%
Jan
5V4 May
2.50
Manufacturing
9%
3s 6d
73 %
600
13%
14
5
Raynolds class B
Diversey
New
dep rets ord shares
Biscuit Corp
3,700
6 Vb
20%
26%
800
10 V4 July
19% July
1,500
Jan
1,300
12 ft Aug
Jan
Jan
Hi
Jan
16%
Feb
7%
29 %
6%
10%
Sep
% Aug
17%
1U
20 Vb
10ft
14%
Jan
700
29 %
5%
20%
200
16%
Oct
Jan
500
1*4
29 %
2,300
10%
Oct
15%
9%
—...;,10c
,—.—35
50c
A
8ft
10 ft
40
3% Mar
*
(Mo).
...
class
25%
10% •
__
Aug
6 Vb
*
Co
24%
16%
9
Sep
30
106% 109%
106%
25c
common
8ft
...
Jan
6%
Jan
Jan
8%
5,400
12
Aug
11
19%
9%
5
!
common
Devon-Leduc
4
25%
4% May
Sep
14%
19
reg)__£1
Inc
Hardware
17%
19
11%
19%
700
Steel
25%
Jan
12
6%
Gray
6%
ft
13
14%
Detroit
Jan
700
10V4
5,600
6%
Detroit
Sep
Jan
7%
100
u
14 Va
6%
8%
7ft
14 ft
14%
ft
6%
5% Mar
x50% May
15% May
14%
%
12
14%
Gasket &
18%
900
11
partic
debenture
900
1,300
200
1
Detroit
40,300
17
15%
1
2.50
6ft Sep
17%
16%
15 ft
1,800
class A common.———5
Stores
Jan
25%
116% 121
17
15%
common
Day Mines Inc
Dayton Rubber Co
Jan
Mines Ltd—
C & C Super Corp
Inc
Brothers
16 ft
2.50
preferred
American
Burry
50c
common
.
convertible
121
(ord
Crystal Dairies Inc
Hosiery Mills—
21
Jan
30% Mar
1
Davenport
25
*
Bunker Hill & Sullivan
Burma
io
common
common
preferred
60c
Jan
500
20 V4
Feb
21%
3%
•
common
Ltd class B
Budget Finance Plan
Jan
Mar
40
common
5% Mar
.
reg— —£
Junior preferred
Buckeye Pipe Line
4%
24
39
5 V» May
800
8%
10ft Sep
Jun
28
(Md)__.
Sugar
Detroit
ord
common
Co
x6%
%
Sep
200
700
5% Mar
40
__
*
"A"
Manufacturing
8%
Distillers
Co
Lighting
Curtis
1,000
•
(E
Curtis
3%
7,600
6% May
100
Jan
1
31V4 Sep
17% Aug
Aug
3%
6
•
Mills
Tobacco
Atlantic
3 ft
6
1,200
8,800
8%
28
1
10
Cuban
9% Aug
__
common.—,*
Cuban
'
preference
Bruck
Crystal Oil Refining
$6 preferred
3%
6
Feb
% May
•
common
Sep
Jan
37
7%
$3
Bruce
10
6 Vb
500
2ft
Co
Drug
Aug
5%
1,200
7%
$5 convertible preference
Brown
19
Jan
"9 ft
10s
cumulative
Jan
34%
2
reg
British Columbia Power
4%
10~
9
7%
dep
Forman
Sep
34
10s
2nd
11%
34
2
*
Apr
7% July
—
•
Co
10%
4
19
Feb
10%
_1
Internat'l
18%
22%
800
28%
12%
Co__l
....
Machine
Petroleum
Crown
Crown
19
7,700
-5
Crown
11%
30%
13
—
29%
%
6%
28%
Co
receipts
dep
Aug
lift
—
10
Milner & Co—
11%'July
lift
17 Vb July
%
5%
Petroleum
46 %
Feb
Aug
24% Aug
Ltd—
American
Crowley
10
Jan
8%
A_
Jan
British Celanese Ltd—
Brown
class
Jun
bearer
Company
Courtaulds
Creole
8% Mar
13%
9
common
9%
dep rets ord
Brown
preferred
22% Aug
12 Vb Mar
*
Reynolds
&
Sep.
July
400
*
40%
•
Co common..
rets
$1
Aug
.
ft
4,500
_—5c
600
♦
Oil
dep
Corroon
19 Va May
6
14
15
■■'
8%
Inc
Coro
Jan
6,100
Gold Mines
600
45
1,100
9 %
9%
non-voting_,
9%
%
American
rets ord
B
46 ft
20o
Pwr ord
British
American
Class
Cornucopia
9%
•-
Bridgeport G'as Light Co
Amer
Aug
22%
Feb
10 ft Mar
Aug
14%
1
Corp.
voting—
46 ft
•
common
Brazilian Traction Light &
Breeze Corp common
Amer
8
A
9%
•
common
Brillo Manufacturing
Apr
22%
Distillery Ltd—
(H)
46 ft
.
Foete Gear
5% May
1,300
5 % % prior cumulative preferred—100
Borne Scrymser Co
5
Bourjois Inc
1
Brad
1% Mar
5ft
3
Co
&
Co
Aug
Sep
14%
com.*
common
(S)
Corby
1
common
C)
5
Jan
200
Jan
14%
22%
10
Corp
Varnish
25
common
Birdsboro Steel Fdry & Mach Co
Black Starr & Gorham class A
(H
Jan
Sep
6%
10%
5ft
4
Bohack
1%
10 Va
14 ft
1
Blumenthal
May
5 Va
Bickford's
Blauner's
9
Sep
14 ft
Benson & Hedges common
Inc
Jan
4% July
.
3%
1
Inc
Co
10,200
300
2%
300
5ft
10%
8%
7% Aug
1
.
common
Bell Telephone of Canada
Watch
8%
4%
5
Jan
1% July
34,800
1
Shoe Corp
Beckman Instruments Inc
Benrus
211
1
common.
S)
Bellanca Aircraft
2%
10%
8%
50c
Beau-Brummell Ties
fa
1
Bearings Inc
Beck
2
50c
Barcelona Tr
Paint
Class
shares
13%
*
Continental
Sep
11% Mar
10,200
13 ft
3%
2,700
ft
9%
7/b
Commercial
Sep
1,700
Barium Steel
Continental
16
5,900
4,500
5%
5 ft
1.25
Var
5%
15%
Basic
Car-Na
15%
14%
12%
Engineering—1
Inc
&
Jan
15%
Ltd
Lines
3%
14%
44 V4 May
Mar
7%
*
Oil—
Royalty
Aviation
8,600
15%
Jan
10
14%
Liquidating
14%
11%
31
14%
Mining & Smelt'g Ltd—-*
Feb
Aug
400
13 ft
Feb
9ft
Consolidated
Air
Jan
3% Mar
38 ft
\
Corp
Utilities
Gas
Sep
5
2V4
1
Engineering
Colsolidated
34
3% July
21 %
Consolidated
Consolidated
26%
500
15,600
9%
Aug
1
Oil
Jan
900
2 %
22%
1
Aug
1
American
Aug
50c
1956—
to
ext
14
Rubber
Banff
12%
8V»
—
12%
18
Baldwin
;
Jan
Jan
2,000
4
Machinery—
Shoe
Compo
Co
Co..
Jan
Baker-Raulang Comany
common
Aug
37 %
37 %
14 ft Mar
8% May
32%
——
1
&
Continental
4
11%
*
__
10%
200
Jun
6%
12%
2%
2%
Jan
1,700
7%
Jan
4
Hoc
2%
17%
Feb
4
21,000
32
•
Co
vtc
200
13%
5%
2,100
6%
10%
Jun
16%,
■v'v
Aug
10% May
5%
—
__
1%
3ft
6 Vb
b Vb
„
Community
85%
3ft
5%
5%
1
22%
500
4%
July
18 V4
10
118%
Bailey & Selbum Oil & Gas—
4%
14
Jan
—20
common
Oils
Continental
1
Feb
38% July
—
.
Continental
A.
Jan
9
12
5
Corp
Manufacturing
Consolidated
Class
41
400
2,200
.
13ft
Aug
13%
3ft
1
Apr
11%
.1
2 Vb
1
.
Feb
Aug
7%
17%
Commodore Hotel Inc.————
Feb
•
30
Apr
16%
14
1 Vb
6,600
Apr
22
Jan
19%
11%
__
13
1,700
31,000
Sep
16%
400
Sep
%
% Mar
4,100
Jun
Aug
17
5%
1%
14%
28
11%
13 ft
Colts
10 ft
79
7%
1
Sep
9%
,12 Vb
5,200
10
102%
12%
25%
1
Co...
Products
Sand
Jan
13%
1
Jan
Jan
1
Airlines
80%
10'/a
Corp warrants
Atlas Plywood Corp
9%
67%
22 V* July
Feb
Jan
•
Development
Colon
270
117
25%
50
Co
Caribbean
Cockshu+t Farm
101% 102%
1%
112
.
_
__
Aluminum
Colonial
102 ft
Atlantic Coast Fisheries
Atlas
Jan
on
'53).
18
& Lambert Manufacturing —.4
Colonial
div
arrear
& $41
Coast
Jan
1
4,800
Aug
Aug
July
Jan
23
17%
1
—
Inc
Hosiery
Jun
Tel—
&
$43
'53
1
1% "2 ft'
2
Co
ft
17 ft
25%
5
Manufacturing
Neon
Claussner
Mar
19%
5%
1
12
50
%
•'
5
Corp
(The)
Controller
Sep
£1
of America
Cable
&
convertible preferred
D L Co
4% %
Clark
Coastal
reg
Laundries
Wire
Auto Stamping
Clark
44
6
2,100
1ft
-1
Mining
City Specialty Stores Inc common.
4%
14%
Associate Electric Industries—
Associated
Circle
City
Jun
75
Apr
.
__
4
Machine
&
Consolidated
19%
1,200
6%
200
27%
13 ft July
16 ft
Aug
15
Jan
5,200
5%
1
Rivet
24%
45
36%
Jan
5
14ft
5%
550
Jan
15%
15%
Feb
6%
13%
1,400
Jan
113
36%
—
5%
Ltd.
Co
Sep
9V4 Aug
Aug
—
•
10
8% Mar
95
13
73 ft
Jan
45
2.50
80% July
Jan
Jan
11%
Jan
100
Jan
6% July
87
8%
28
Jan
105
11
72 Va
9%
100
Aug
100
8%
11
11%
8ft
20
Jan
34
Jan
72 Vz
15%
116
29 %
7%
11%
12%
20
8% Aug
Jan
Jan
300
—5
5,100
115
*
•
50
Jan
72%
25
Chesebrough Manufacturing common. 10
4,500
24%
5
Co
Gas
3%
200
13%
Cherry-Burrell common
11,300
19 Vb
xl8%
1
5
Fuel Oil Corp
Arkansas
Apr
'
3%
I
1
Cameras Inc
Arkansas
45%
4ft Mar
1,200
6%
2.40
shares
Angostura-Wupperman
Apex-Electric Manufacturing Co
Jan
23
6%
1
'
7 Vb
Aug
5%
: 4%
8%
■■
•
10
common
Oil
Charter
Chief
Anglo-Iranian Oil Co Ltd—
45%
4 Va
Jan
26%
50
80
95
.
* 2.50
common
America
of
Co
Corp
Chicago
6%
Sep
May
3
50
6%
100.
.
preference
Aircraft
Cessna
Charis
.3%
44 Va
Jan
7%
Apr
3%
200
79 ft
80
1
pfd...
Investors Inc
8% Juiy
5,200
35,300
45%
Feb
16% Mar
23%
——,
4%
Century Electric Co common
Century
Sep
9%
3%
preferred
17
8%
9%
ft Sep
4%
Jan
12
9%
14% Sep
-
3.50%
Aug
200
3%
v
Sep-
i*6
1,000
£1
7ft
28%
4%
8,400
7 ft
'{'V V
fa
28'%
r
— —
—
7% Sep
31% Aug
Jun
4%
4%
American dep rets reg
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp—
13% Aug
22,500
5
25% Mar
16%
9
1
..1
19
4%
9
14ft
Jan
Central
% May
6%
Central Maine Power Co—
16%
2
100
Jan
4Vs
Jun
3
64,000
Apr
25% Feb
4%
Anchor Post Products
14 Vb
Sep
Mar
1 Vb
% May
7%
23%
20c
Amurex
14 ft
122%
115
4% July
6
20% Mar
Jan
%
500
*
Sep
12%
3%
6ft
Feb
Jan
Jan
% Aug
'
•
35
ft
Aug
7% July
80 Vz
250
1
Aug
16%
preferred
Writing Paper common
Oil Development class A
.10
Co
July
5
5
5
Thread 5%
&
15
4
American
(A
59
48
12%
8
Feb
36,600
3ft
:
— —
Jan
50
60%
Feb
Jan
2%
12,900
fa
'■
Jan
1,600
35
57%
%
*
7%
1,800
31
35
-
Castle
common.
45%
34,100
7%
6%
30
57%
pfd—25
10
2
Republics
American
30%
"%
1
Products
600
23
~7%
~7%
120 % 122%
2s 6d
.
Casco
1,000
23%
14
110
200
13%
1
Meter Co
dep rets B ord
M)
Aug
Oct
:.;'V
Ltd-—
Carreras
Apr
28 %
10
3,900
Jun
1%
July
23%
Co
13% Aug
~7%
122
1
$5
50
13 Vz
20
25
Laundry Machine
Manufacturing Co com
23
"
25
Co
Maracaibo
§Carr-Consolidated Biscuit Co—
10%
10
IIV4
Jan
10,200
5
•
Light
&
Sep
—
1
American
~7%
•
common
pfd
American
100
Rubber
Co
Power
High
4% Sep
7
2.50
:
Low
High
4%
4%
10%
Apr
4,700
15
1
Co
American
American
3
700
4%
98%
11%
Beverage common
American
American
Apr
21%
conv
American
American
33
Feb
27%
Carolina
99
4 Vz
4%
450
31
Carnation
Sep
11%
pfd
{American Bantam Car Co class A
Air Filter 5%
Hard
30 Vz
Oct
3%
Co
&
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
22%
1
5
—19.60
Inc,,——1
Kennedy
&
Baxter
10%
2% Mar
31
•
•
common
Industries Inc
American
600
200
Goods Manufacturing.,
American
200
3%
Carey
Carman
25c
Aluminum
American
10%
3%
100
preferred
Aluminum
Ambrook
10%
3ft
America—
cumulative
$3.75
10%
Canso Oil Producers Ltd vtc
of Prices
Low
Capital City Products common
Capital Transit Co
Jan
6
3% May
10% Oct
Far
Fcd
foi Week
Range
Sale Price
'
-
Sep
Sep
8 % Aug
Feb
'
■
3%
lOo
Co
All American Engineering
5
Last
American Sleek Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
Sales
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Shares
Lew
Par
OCTOBER 1
ENDED
for Week
Last
STOCKS
WEEK
FOR
Sales
Week's
Friday
Jun
Apr
Eastern Gas & Fuel
4%%
Assn
Eastern
Malleable
Eastern
States
preferred series A
preferred series B
Eastern Sugar Associates—
shares
preferred
of
I—
8
8%
6,000
59
59%
950
28
28
17 %
1
$6
Common
8%
59%
25
Iron
Corp
$7
$2
10
100
common
prior preferred
beneficial
.
*
.—:_*
;
.
—
170
•
,16% 17 %
183% 183%
170
170 •
50
3.900
150
25
v
int—1
30
^22
22
22
100
7
Vb Aug
56 %
Aug
22% July
10%
Jan
66%
Feb
35
Aug
17 ft
Oct
8
Jan
147
Jan
185
July
134
Jan
176
Aug
19
July
27
Feb
21
Jun
25
Feb
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Number 5365... The
130
Volume
(1355)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
'"t
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED
Friday
Last
STOCKS
Par
Bond
Share
&
Corporation
ElectroData
Low
%
3,100
10% Jun
25%
%
7,600
19%
26
8%
2,600
18%
200
Empire Millwork Corp
Emsco Manufacturing Co
Hyjfi
9
16%
-■it
100
jj%
47,000
2
Jan
4
41%
42%
1,850
33
Jan
43
i'%
400
Sterling
1
Fishman
Co Inc
(M H)
Tiger Line Inc
Ford Motor of Canada—
Flying
Class
A
B
voting
A
a jan
38%
1
itj
52 v2
4%
5%
43%
Jan
3%
Jan
22%
6
5%
-
3,000
17,300
14,000
4,200
24,100
;
.
Jan1
5% Mar
72%
Jan
6% Jun
11%
9% Apr
17% Jun
5%
Sep
2%
Jun
July
1%
a
4
21
22%
liV
3%
5%
49%
5%
,5
7,000
52%
a
3%
39%
20% Jan
4,400 '
Feb
24% Aug
7% Aug
Sep
103%
99
100%
104
3,600
100
106
65%
Jan
103%
Sep
71
Jan
106
Apr
10%
10%
10%
deposit receipts ord reg_£l
American
ib,900
10%
4% Jan
American
Fuller
(Geo
Co
A)
1%
2
224,600
a jan
21*6
4%
700
3% July
4%
Jan
6%
7%
3,500
4%
7%
Sep
2
a
13'a
a
13%
13'/»
800
Jan
15*% Jun
10% Jan
1
Key Co common
Kidde
&
co
5%
Co
Power
Gellman
Mfg Co
General
common
Corp
Acceptance
*
i
»
Fireproofing
General
Outdoor
General
pfd A
Corp 5%
Genera)
i
common
6%
Adv
pfd
Plywood Corp common
convertible
$5
Mich
Gilbert
(A
Gilchrist
Mines
Gold
Jan
2
1,300
17
75
29%
700
2%
"2%
1%
12,300
13%
14%
800
1%
1%
"1%
10,300
111% 112%
9%
(Adolf)
10%
Inc
1,775
•
A
52%
Gorham
Jan
9
9%
3,800
21 %
200
9%
39.200
10%
1,500
%
:
52
~~u
_50
—
54%
V
Great
»
Atlantic
Pacific
&
Lakes
Greer
Hydraulics
Gridoll
Oil
Griesedireck
Western
1% Mar
H Sep
32
360
Jan
59% Sep
51% Sep
78
Jan
86
40%
Jan
10
1
5,000
%
Jan
60
36%
Jan
43%
Jan
Mar
1%
»
Jun
J47 % Apr
26%
27%
300
24%
Jan
27% Oct
22
150
20% Aug
23% Aug
6%
3%
6%
6%
1,500
14%
•
15'/a
1,400
4%
3%
196% 200
196%
1
2%
18%
18%
9c
Inc
6%
6%
139
17%
2
Brewery
6,800 *
140
2
2%
6
7% Jun
Jan
13% July
2% July
17%
Jan
4% Aug
18%
7
17%
17%
275
164%
Feb
120
132
Jan
Aug
140% Jun
1% Aug
2% Feb
27,800
2,100
4,300
16,100
5
*
Grocery Stores Products common
Alabastine
Gypsum Lime &
•
Sep
Jan
21%
♦
100
Co
Leases
Freehold
9%
12%
24
27%
50c
Chemical
&
6% Apr
9% May
Apr
Tea—
Non-voting common stock
7%
1st preferred
Great
13% Mar
25
21%
10c
Industries Inc
Amer
%
Jan
9% Jan
8
Apr
10% Jun
300/
Sep
3% Aug
10
19% Jan
82
43%
—4
Graham-Paige Motors 5% conv pfd_ -25
1
Grand Rapids Varnish
_5
Gray Manufacturing Co—
Great
107
7%
9
Aug
1% Jan
Apr
Apr
4,400
82
—1
Mines
Manufacturing Co
Manufacturing common
110
■1
16
5A
Jun
July
8% Aug
Xl3
Aug
40
May
230
19% Mar
7% Mar
17% Sep
14%
Apr
43
Aug
Hall
Laboratories
Inc
1
Hammond
Company
Organ
Electric
Hartford
Light
Brewing Co
Harvard
Hastings Mfg
Co
Hathaway Bakeries Inc
Lithographing Co__
Havana
Hazeltine
Hearn
Helena
Heller
Co
class
Co
Stores
Holophane
Horder's
Co
& Hardarl
Horn
&
5%
4%
2,000
3%
Feb
6%
100
4%
Jun
2%
2 %
400
43%
47%
3,100
~8%
9 %
2,400
Jan
21
450
18% May
15
15%
150
i3%
24%
25%
800
Mar
Sep
4% Aug
10
Jan
3%-Aug
47%
Oct
4%
Feb
9% Sep
23% Jan
15% Sep
19%
Jan
93%
Jan
102
Jun
70
__
Jan
80
Sep
9
25% Sep
10%
100
Jan
10% Jun
4%
1,100
2% Mar
7%
7%
200
6% Jan
4% Aug
8% May
8
9
10
—
2.50
12%
12%
12%
600
_5
-1
*
a
17%
17
17%
2,100
3
3
200
15
15
500
137
Lock & Manufacturing Co
138
35
130
1,000
18
30
29%
100
84%
85
29%
86%
24,000
5
100%
Jan
Jan
Jan
Apr
Jan
Jan
12% '12%
500
13% Sep
19% Aug
3% Aug
15
Sep
16
1
(d Emil)
Aug
22% July
—*
common
dep rets ord reg
25
Imperial Tob of Gt Brit & Ireland
Indianapolis- Pwr & Light 4%
Insurance
Co
of
International
North
Cigar
Machinery
Industries
International
Metal
Petroleum
Internationa]
Sep
Resistance
Investors
Iowa
Iron
Lamson
Lear
__
7%
37%
10% -10%
7%
21,600
100
8
2,200
99% 100
20
28%
Ja
cum
Lefcourt Realty
Le
10074 103%
1,500
*
5%
Class
Manischewitz
Marlon
400
9% Mar
900
2% May
1
Aug
6% Apr
14%
14%
15
4%
6%
4%
5
1,000
4Va Jan
6%
6%
3,900
5% Jan
McDonnell
see
page 37.
McWilliams
Mead
Iron
Mesabi
Mar
Jan
July
Jan
9% July
6ii Mar
4%
7% Jan
600
8%
39,300
1,300
3%
4%
34%
35%
4
4%
6%
4%
6%
300
Jan
7%
37/s
Feb
8% Sep
3%
Jan
6
70%
70%
71
13%
13%
.
Sep
Sep
Feb
5% Mar
6% Aug
Jan
6
Apr
48
44%
Feb
71%
10%
Jan
14
25
14
4%
July
4% May
100
Sep
42%
2% Jun
33
500
6%
47
15% Aug
19% Aug
15% Mar
6,000
4%
47
6% July
6% Sep
Jan
18%
6
20% Aug
5% Aug
Jan
8%
7
41%
950
475
Sep
Sep
Sep
3% Aug
11%
2%
1,500
2
14%
Jan
73%
74%
26%
8,700
51%
75%
Apr
25%
-»
2%
12% Aug
2%
74
150
22% July
10%
11%
3,800
10% Mar
Mar
Jan
Aug
12% May
30
,
Textile
Metal
400
11
Jan
18% Aug
800
21%
Jan
18%
100
15%
Feb
28% Aug
21% Jun
32%
32 %
10
31
31
31%
125
22
Sep
Feb
31
3% Mar
10
£
Corp
33
*
1
5
---**
Midland Steel
$2
Co
Miller
Co
Co
19
25%
28%
30%
400
12%
13%
11%
20%
6,100
3,000
Public
Power
2%
Jun
19%
18%
19%
4,500
10%
800
Sep
4% May
39% July
9% May
14% July
32
9%
60
60
10
15
6
Jan
Apr
55% May
5
5%
13%
5%
300
13%
14%
3,700
10% Mar
1,600
1
;
8%
8%
21%
12%
21%
6
2,300
I if Apr
7% Mar
13% Jan
11% July
1%
8%
700
Aug
812 Sep
19% Sep
10% Sep
60
Sep/
Jan
6
Aug
22
Aug
30% Sep
14% Aug
20% Sep
Jan
5%
14%
Sep
1% Sep
8% May
24% Aug
13%
Sep
14
Feb
Jun
36%
Sep
13% Jan
5% Jan
22%
12%
13%
3,500
11%
11%
100
11
Feb
26
26%
800
24
19%
20%
1,700
6%
1'9%
6 %
200
23% Mar
27
27%
600
3%
1,900
2
Jan
4%
5%
2,000
4%
Jun
50
*
100
33%
33%
300
30
Jan
33%
16%
16%
500
10%
Feb
17
Sep
Jun
106
Mar
common
.
—
3%
102
37%
*
co—
38%
37%
37%
40
Plan
Corp of
Feb
37%
Jun
47%
Jan
104%
Oct
Apr
107%
Sep
Jan
104 7/e
104%
60
104% 104%
50
3%
100
2%
480
172%
104
Tel
States
8%
600
5%
1,000
3%
300
18%
100
117% 117%
50
3%
18%
100
Tel—
&
——1
1%
1%
5
common—2.50
10
Company common
:50c
25%
25%
8%
8%
imc
Ohio Mfg Co
Muskegon Piston Ring
Muskogee Co common
Murray
25
39%
8%
4%
4
—2.50
preferred
Mills
cumulative
Vernon-Woodberry
175% 176%
39%
1
Products
Metal
95%
104
8%
31%
31
1%
38% Aug
Apr
30%
104%
175%
Sep
300
104
3%
5% Mar
10,000
•
preferred—.—100
& Co class a
*
participation pfd—*
America
10c
Investors
Morris
Sep
Apr
27% Sep
3% Aug
7%
3%
5
Ward
Moody
tv
Jan
20,100
28,900
preferred series b..100
4.50% preferred series c
-100
Monroe Loan Society com class a
*
SMUntz
15%
5%
8%
1
cumulative
Mountain
Jan
4%
cumul
Mt Clemens
22% Jan
8%
—1
Service
Monongahela
Montgomery
Feb
Apr
32
50c
——;
Corp
6%
7,800
Jan
7% Feb
Apr'
5%
•
*
common—
Molybdenum
Mt
11
19%
12%
59c
Refineries
4.40%
300
8%
shares
4%% convertible preferred
Mining Corp of Canada
Minnesota Pwr & Light 5% pfd
4.80%
3,000
28%
26%
25c
common:
dividend
Piping
Missouri
6,300
8%
13%
1
common
YPtohl
21%
34%
—1
—1
Abrasive
Mid-West,
8%
13
34
Products—
non-cum
Midvale
Mid-West
32%
8%
10
1
common
Ltd—
Corp
Muter
98%
Oct
4
Sep
Jan
180
Apr
34% Jan
40
July
5%
Jan
Jan
3% May
3% Jan
14
Apr
105 V*
Jan
8% Sep
5% Sep
37/# July
21
Aug
119
July
t\ Mar
11,600
l'/a
Jan
28%
Jan
800
25
Jun
8%
300
7
Jan
8% Aug
31%
300
28% Mar
33'/a May
5%
300
4% Jun
18%
700
5%
200
26
5%
6%
Jan
n
Nachman
Alfalfa
Dehydrating
1
Hess
National Union Electric Corp
Neptune
-10
National
Starch
11% Jun
National
Jan
Jan
103% Sep
19% Mar
Mar
34
Steel
3%
Jan
4% Sep
1,100
2%
Jun
3%
Products
Nestle
Le
Mur
4%%
common
Min
New
Jersey
Mexico
Jan
90% Mar
12%
500
9%
Jan
Park
4%
1,100
3%
Sep
13% Sep
6% Feb
New
4%
New
Process
&
common
York
Auction
York
&
York
17%
2%
20%
12%
11 ,v
10%
14%
20%
20%
47
3%
1%
40%
—
21(r
130%
4
Jan
Jan
1
1
*
8%
5%
41
22
2%
5%
Jan
17%
4,300
2%
19,600
1%
Jan
7,200
15%
Jan
Sep
Jun
18% Aug
2% Aug
21% Sep
Jan
21
12%
12%
100
1%
itt
6,200
10%
10%
1,200
8%
Jun
11% July
2,900
xll%
Jun
15% July
13%
14%
10% Mar
1 %
Apr
13%
2%
Jun
20'/a
21%
4,000
16% July
21%
Sep
20%
21%
5,100
15%
Jan
21%
Sep
46%
48%
2,200
18%
Jan
48 %
25 %
Apr
29%
3%
1%
3%
2
3,100
1,800
2% Aug
1% Mar
Sep
Sep
3% Feb
"2 f>g
45%
2%
130 VB 131
3,700
2% May
30,100
810
24%
Jan
48%
Sep
3%
40
Apr
4%
Feb
lfi Jan
115%
Jan
2%
100
2% Aug
8%
8%
250
7
4%
5%
42%
190,700
41
20%
22
Jan
213 May
136
3%
10
Aug
Feb
July
Jan
5%
Sep
11,900
36%
Feb
44%
Jun
10,200
11%
Jan
23%
2%
2%
10%
100
37%
40%
3,550
9%
9%
50
1
% May
28,200
10%
2%
6%
45
Jan
Sep
2% Sep
55
Sep
--
Co
Honduras Rosario
17%
19
20
2%
1
common—^—*
10
Merchandise—
10
New
New
Land
Mining Co
Co
—100
.—25
!
Arizona
New
2% July
Ltd
1
40c
preferred
20
Chem co—-—50c
Zlnc_
&
12%
Sep
Oil
Tel & Tel—;
Clock & Watch Co
convertible
Idria
,
Co? common:
Dominion
British
New
8%
Ltd!
Car
Meter
Feb
Corp
Corp
Machinery
National Transit common
2%
Mar
1
25c
2
4
1
10
1
*
1
30c
Sep
83
Inc
Co
Rubber
Mar
Ltd
Industries
Radiator
A Sep
-—*'•',
Mfg & Stores common—
Research
37%
1
common
Gas_
Petroleum
14%
&
Milling Co
Presto
4%
-—1
Inc
National
Sep
5f« Sep
18
10
Corp
National
30
8
Jan
15%
27%
18
_
National
100
3% Jan
14%
26%
Participating preferred
15
Michigan Bumper Corp
1
Michigan Steel Tube
—_——2.50
Michigan Sugar Co common
*
6% preferred
10
Mlcromatic Hone Corp
1
Middle States Petroleum common
1
Midland Oil Corp $1 conv preferred—*
13% May
Jan
2
Feb
3,300
£1
Co
Fuel
3,700
5,200
11%
2,200
18
5%
1
*
*
Co
Johnson
4%
#-r
1
5
& Co common
Menasco Mfg Co
Merrill Petroleums
England
2%..";,:2%
Aug.
11% July
3% Aug
1% Jan
10
.
Shovel—
Dredging
Haven
2%
6
13%
~7%
*
Co
b)
(The
(ag)
McKee
New
—lc
—4
500
13%
5
Aircraft
New
1,300
5%
6
13%
8
common
Power
New
,6%
—
18
a
Massey-Harris-Ferguson Ltd
Mays (j w) Inc common
Feb
•
class
Mapes Consolidated Mfg Co
Marconi International Marine
Communication
Co
Ltd-
12
.
20
1,500
2
Mangel Stores
27% Apr
6 %
Jan
1A
1
10
preferred-
Public Service Co
Maine
19% Jan
g%
12
2%
—
Jun
18
11%
1,100
Aug
Jan
1%
25c
1
Macklntosh-Hemphlll Co
10% Jan
1
Petroleum
A Sep
24%
'
15
2%
6
Cor$4
Lynch
Bellas
91%
84
.
1 %
Lodge & Shipley (The) Co
1
Longines-Wittnauer Watch Co
1
Louisiana Land & Exploration——1
Lunkenheimer
ithe) Co
*
1,500
ii
.
*
6,700
1
—
Sep
9% Mar
Jan
2%
Chain
11% >11%
4
Ha %
t c——*
%
15% Feb
11%
b
Steel
Locke
New
v
9% Jun
1,100
19%
10
Inc
Groceterias
National
co—
Manufacturing
6,200
11
5
—50c
Co
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cumulative
Loblaw
22% ;'23%
2%
300
%
23
19
5
Liberty Fabrics of n y„_
11%
2%
9%
ft.
•
23
100
9%
22
43
3% Aug
34% Jan
2% July
Oct
25%
1,400
Sep
23% Aug
17% Aug
Jan
34% Jan
800
27
Jun
10%
—
3%
25%
7%
18% AUg
500
19%
—1
common
<r.
Tourneau
National
31
101%
-
—W.
a
1
preferred
conv
4% Aug
5% Aug
19
100
1,100
5
1
common
10c
Co
Chute
For lootnotes
.
35%
300
16%
20c
1
University-:
Extension
Inc
5%
Sessions
&
Salle
La
5
Inc
air
36%
9%
21%
33 %c
Foundry Corp
Corp of Delaware
1
Service
Israel-Mediterrianean
Inc
a
preferred
Fireman
Ironite
tt-tmtic
5
capital stock-*
Royalty
Public
,3.90%
5
9%
Jan
5
Laclede-Chrlsty Company
Apparel Inc
Lake Shore Mines Ltdi.
National
86%
12%
11
9%
23
t
l'Aiglon
National
2,800
•
Products
International
£1
pfd—100
America
International
26 %
25
300
Jan
37% Apr
14
Apr
10% Aug
l
May
^
_
12%
7.50
Kropp (The) Forge co;
Kroy
Oils
Ltd
Krueger Brewing Co
National
£1
Imperial Oil (Canada) capital stock—*
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
5
Amer
25%
10
Stores
Namm-Loeser's
i
Imperial Chemical Industries—
12%
3
*
(i b) Rubber Co
Knott Hotels Corp—
26% Feb
—
■
2%
105%
May
500
16%
9%
__
1
cot common
Kleihert
National
Illinois Zinc Co
Sep*
2% Mar
1% July
34
21%
12%
10
—
Klein
142
106
Jan
11
J»n
Sep
Apr
57
10,400
Sep
1%
16
46% Jun
30%
4% Ja
12%
Sep
24%. Jan
2%
*
_5
;
11%
20%
20
__
5
Hydro-Electric Securities
Hygrade Food Products
2%
103% 104%
20
-100
common
Jan
12% Jan
44%
—*
common
10%
Apr
13% Mar
15
Co
Inc
Jan
6 %
20
21
—*
(Harvey)
1% May
26% Jan
2%
8%
Humble Oil & Refining capital stock—*
Hurd
July
__
Baking Co
Hardart
2,600
2
4%
preferred
Hubbel)
1%
30% May
58% July
10%
.
a) &
Horn
Jan
1 %
1
common—
Inc
Jan
52%
1
^
Inc
Hormel (Geo
22%
250
2
—10c
common
Products
Hollinger Consol Gold Mines
Holly
900
57%
100
—100
Henry Holt & Co
Hercules Steel
&
25%
57
6%
2
common
preferred
preferred
(r.)
25%
4%
•
Higbie Mfg Co common
5%
convertible preferred
Hoe
3% Jun
*
a—
5%%
4%
3% Mar
2% Mar
2%
47%
*
common
1% Feb
2,300
2
25c
Rubinstein
Class
900
2%
57 %
5
common-
Mining Co
2%
2%
25%
10c
Corp
Dept Stores
Hecla
2%
27/a
2
1
25
1
2
1
Lamp Co
2,800
2%
Jan
14% Apr
1% Jan
103
1
50c preferred
Kirkland Lake g m Go Ltd
Midwest
h
Haelan
IIS
Aug
1%
High
4%
118% Mar
9
10%
Sep
Sep
110
19% May
•
Consolidated
Goodman
14%
Jan
Apr
1% May
Aug
Apr
3% Sep
1% Mar
10
2%
——
Goldfield
33
107%
102%
11
preferred
7% July
9% Aug
Jan
10
—.•
class
Sugars
Mar
Jan
4,500
Inc
prior
Sep
2 % Aug
18
26
2%
107
*
$4.50
v
Jan
8%
-
_
9%
""l
class B
Distilleries
Gobel
Jan
21
8%
»
Co
2%
Jan
2%
107
2%
——
Union
1%
16
Aug
7% July
105
*
Globe
Godchaux
July
1%
14%
;
10
Coal
Alden
4%
200
105
common
Co
Glenmore
100
2%
28%
1
1
Gladding McBean & Co
Glen
6
8 %
*
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14
Jan
5A Mar
"l
Corp
Yellowknif#
Giant
10%
1%
•
prefer led
Gerity
3,300
16%
preferred
*
General Public Service $6 preferred
III
General Stores Corporation
*
Georgia power $6 preferred
5%
6% Feb
Jan
3
2%
£1
10
5
100
50c
20
dep rets ord reg
Finance
2^% July
113 % July
100
1%
1%
50
.
Ltd—
Electric Co
American
Generol
Jan
Jan
6
6
*
General Builders Supply Corp com—1
5%
convertible preferred
25
Alloys Co
General
v
21%
13%
13
13%
400
3%
3%
Warrants
General
27%
27
27%
100
1
1
17,700
*
—
Lakey
106%
•
common
preferred
1%
33
2.50
-
Lamson
Gatineau
1%
2
•
(Walter)
Kings County Lighting common
4% cumulative preferred—
Kingston Products
Kirby Petroleum
Oct
4
6%
1
1.25
5
Co
1%^
3
Sep
4
receipts bearer
deposit
Pitt Brewing
(Peter) Brewing
6,800
*1%
5
Motor of France—
Fort
4%
4%% pfd
100
ijl-,
*
Inc
Kobacker
*
Low
3%
«
__15c
Corp.
Co
Kennedy's
24% Feb
May
■
Motors
Kawneer
Apr
Co«Ltd—
Motor
Ford
Fox
1
-*
non-voting-
Class
Sang* Since Jan. 1
High
4%
10c
Kansas Gas & Electric
?
37
4,'„
2.50
1
1
—1
Inc
Fitzsimmons Stores Ltd class A
Ford
37%
•
10
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<
Kaiser
Sep
.
Instrument
Shares
k
1A Feb
'
1,800
16
25c
Association
Firth
5%
Jun
A Jan
14,700
11
fj
Federated Petroleums Ltd
Fire
17% July
4%
inc
O'Mahoney
Low
1
common
Julian & Kokenge Go.;—.
Oils Ltd
Aug
5Va
41
Co
Jupiter
Aug
6
500
Glass
8
Apr
23% Mar
Jun
16%
f8%
3%
10
Oils Ltd
Fargo
Sep
6%
.
&
Jerry
Aug
106
18%
i'u
Camera
18
Jun
3%
f
Falrchild
Jeaqnette
11% Aug
7% Aug
13% Jan
101'
■
For
Sep
6%
Warrants—^
Pipe Line common
Jan
18%
5
Equity Corp common
10c
$2 convertible preferred-,-—i.
-1
Esquire Inc
1
Eureka Corporation Ltd
$1 or 25c
Eureka
for Week
of Price*
13% Mar
25%
Sales
Range
Bale Price
High
11V4
Week'*
Laat
American Stock Exchange
.
11%
*.
1
1
pfd—100
1
—
5%
Empire District Electric
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
5
common
Electrographic Corp common
of Prices
Low
Friday
tor Week
*
Easy Washing Machine class B
Electric
Uanre
Sale Frice
American Stock exchange
OCTOBER 1
Sales
Weekfs
39
9%
20
7%
Jan
10% Aug
Apr
40%
Sep
Feb
9%
Sep
35
36
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle..
(1356)
.Monday, October 4, 1954
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
/■f:
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
American Slock
'V,.;.-:-'
'-;,x
s
■.
Niles-Bement
*
_
Mines—
17
Jan
25
July
Sentry
Safety
1%
Jan
242
Jun
8errick
Corp
3%
Apr
5%
Jan
8ervomechanisms
16%
30%
Jan
North
Canadian Oils Ltd
North
Central
Northeast
North
Rayon $3
Texas
RR
Ind
Pub
4%
%
Jan
1%
Jan
37%
1.100
Feb
%
2% Mar
44%
Apr
Sep
4%
57,100
1%
Jan
4%
Sep
600
18%
Feb
27 Vs
Jun
4%
2,100
88%
80
87
pfd—100
101%
„1
3%
_50c
414%
*'
24%
4%
50
Serv
:
3%
23%
1
—
Co
44%
23%
4
5
Airlines..
Penn
Northern
44
25
5,400
3,400
2%
2%
2%
preferred_50
Oil
W*
A
»A
dep rets ord shares——Is
Laboratories Corp
1
American
eLather
5%
3%
Jun
220
95%
Jan
2,600
13,100
3%
Sep
101% 103
preferred
4%
Sep
Sicks
Sep
Co
Siiex
Oceanic
Oil
Company
Ogden Corp common
Ohio
Brass Co class B common
Ohio
Power
Okalta
4 %s
Oils
Okonite
Company,
~1%
Jan
44%
Jan
51
Jun
105%
Jan
112
Sep
300
1
Sep
;•
lil Mar
74%
175
72
Sep
8%
8%
1,300
8
Aug
9%
Jan
6%
6%
6%
500
6
Jan
6%
July
25%
•24%
25%
350
15% Mar
28%
Sep
73
25
...
Olympic Radio & Television Inc..—'III
4%
5%
3,800
.17%
17%
25
5%
Inc
okiep Copper Co Ltd Amer shares -10s
Jun
15
6
Soss
Jan
South
19%
37%
Jan
58%
600
55
19
13%
Jan
20% Aug
Sep
Coast
Can
Gas &
5%%
5%
common
1st
southern
4.80%
red
1st
preferred.,
4.50%
red
1st
pfd
Pacific Lighting
29
Aug
Southland
27%
Sep
Spencer Shoe Corp
Stahl-Meyer Inc
$4.40
—
33%
34%
200
30%
Jari
—
33
33
100
28
Jan
26'A
Jan
26%
Sep
180
98%
Jan
105% May
104% 104%
20
97%
Jan
105%
106%
Sep
2%
2%
2%
13,200
1% May
9%
10%
32,300
6% Aug
__
104%
pfd—.100
20
105
105
„
(C A) vtc
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lc
1%'
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1 Bol
2%
1%
3
4%
4%
5
2
_
.
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17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
1
...
6%
Patican Co Ltd
2
Traffic
Co...
Penn
Water &
Power Co
3% Mar
Circle Corp
Phillips Packing Co
Phillips Screw Co—
Pierce Governor
Pinchin
common
Johnson
Ltd
13%
Jan
21
13%
Jan
20% Mar
6%
1,600
6
Pneumatic Scale
&
Metals
of
1,100
14%
500
5%
Jun
6% Mar
4.%
3,600
3%
Jan
5% Aug
20%
900
xl9'%
Sep
~2'A
~2"i7(v
1,700
2,400
Aug
1,150
65%
Jan
2,200
18% July
25% Aug
6%
900
30%
%
6
Sep
2% May
4
Aug
4%
100
3%
800
2% July
3% May
6%
500
5%
7
May
48%
200
49
Sep
48
21%
Jan
Feb
Jan
36
Aug
32
111%
Apr
113% May
100
40%
Jan
50% July
49
49
12%
12%
400
9%
Jan
13%
13%
13%
800
8
Apr
16% July
4ft
8,600
1,200
318
1%
1%
13 %
13%
300
9V4
9%
9%
1,100
Public Service of Colorado—
104
102% 104
•
39%
5
2% Mar
1% May
10%
Jan
Jan
8
525
18
36%
98% May
200
39%
16%
36 %
16%
10
31'A
Jan
Standard
Oil
Standard
Power
&
class
Common
Light common
4
Sep
ft Aug
1%
Jan
14%
Feb
9% May
Oct
104
41% Aug
1,700
14
Jan
18
150
24
Apr
40% Jun
Sep
•
21%
Jan
28%
Sep
Packing Co
Raymond Concrete Pile
Reading Tube Corp
Regal
Reis
28%
10c
(Robert)
&
Co
__
1
Reliance Electric
3%
Jan
22%
Jan
24%
29%
1,400
23 %
Jun
8%
300
4%
Jan
1
8V4
Feb
8%
400
6%
Jan
8%
Sep
13'A
14%
3,900
6%
Jan
14%
Sep
9%
600
7% May
9%
1%
6,900
1
ft Jan
1
Sep
% Sep
& Engineering
Remington Arms Co Inc
5
32%
32%
33'A
200
25 %
Feb
1
12'A
12>/«
12%
5,300
7%
Feb
13%
Rice-Stix Inc
♦
36%
36'A
37'A
1,100
Jan
40% Aug
1
2%
2%
2%
400
Richmond
Rico
Rio
:
Radiator
Argentine Mining Co
Grande Valley Gas Co—
(Texas Corp)
vtc.:
•
Rochester Gas & Elec 4%
Rolls
50c
pfd F
Rowe
4%
4
2%
2%
1,600
2%
1,200
95
95%
90
—
—
—
22
34%
Apr
£1
1%
Jan
3%
Jun
1%
Sep
4%
Sep
2%
3
Aug
99
19%
20%
—5
1,500".
500
10%
Sep
Jan
20"%
Jun
20%
20 %
20%
38%
38%
39%
4,700
39%
15%
14%
12,300
10% May
17
Sep
•
14
12%
17
14%
15,300
10%
14%
Oct
Russeks Fifth
Ltd
Ave
1.25
common
Ryan Aeronautical Co
1
Ryan Consolidated Petroleum
1
Ryerson <fe Haynes
.
5
27%
Feb
Jun
Jan
22% May
5%
Jan
-27
27%
700
14%
Jan
4
4
4%
3,100
2%
Jan
4%
300
4%
Jun
5% Aug
5%
1
common
18% Mar
32%
5%
29
Aug
Sep
San
San
Corp Ltd
Carlos Milling Co Ltd
Diego Gas & Electric Co—
Cum
pfd 5%
Cum
pfd 4%%
series
1
58%
58%
61
2,000
8
11
11
11
100
Co
3
3
3
A
42,900
1ft
Jan
6
6
6%
1,000
4%
Jan
1
2%
1,000
2%
20%
21%
1,400
15%
24%
23%
25%
3,900
17
50c
1lft
Inc—
Co
footnotes
see
page
37
36%
3,100
29
38%
Sep
4 %
May
%
4%
4,100
4%
Apr
5%
Feb
8%
100
7%
Jan
9%
Jun
Jan
10
30%
30%
3,500
26%
Jun
32% Mar
46
Jan
26%
Sep
28%
34%
Jan
42
1,500
32%
Jan
Aug
39% Aug
4
50
50%
90
27%
27%
900
Aug
12% July
Jun
Jun
28%
900
25%
Jan
28 %
25%
500
24%
Feb
25%
Oct
12
12%
4,300
12
Sep
12%
Oct
100
5
Sep
5
50
51
1,000
41%
Jan
6%
3,300
4%
Jan
6%
Sep
6%
6%
800
3%
Jan
6%
Oct
5'A
5
5%
4,100
3%
Jan
5% May
200
13%
2
18%
Jan
23
1,500
22%
12%
1"%
11%
Feb
14% Mar
1%
Feb
41 %
Jan
2% May
56% Jun
53%
500
27%
29%
4,400
16%
Jan
31% Aug
32%
16
32%
33%
350
25
Jan
34% Aug
15%
16%
8,600
13
Jan
16%
13%
Feb
15% July
11%
11 %
11%
1,700
8
Feb
12
53
•
17%
17%
100
13%
14%
700
9%
9%
100
1%
2
3%
18%
(J
13%
common
Corp
8top & Shop Inc
(S)
&
Co
Drug
Ray
common
common
Supermarkets
Portland
Superior
Corp—
.;
Oil
Swan Finch
Corp
Aug
6%
Sep
r July
2%
Jan
16%
Jan
4% Aug
18 % Aug
12% July
15% Mar
9%
1,000
3%
2,600
2%
3% Aug
20%
Jan
23%
18%
3,100
9%
Jan
35%
35%
50
26 a
Jan
20% Apr
36 % Aug
19%
20%
900
4%
Jan
15%
17%
3,000
x9>%
Jan
17%
Sep
34
18%
20'A
,
34%
3%
200
20%
Feb
<: 34%
Aug
2,000
2% Mar
4%
Jun
28
2,725
9%
Feb
29 %
Sep
.
„
Apr
2% Aug
Apr
17% Mar
—
'
_
Aug
21% July
5% Aug
"
15%
•
1
15
Inc
Cement
Superior Tool & Die Co
6
39
9 % Jan
1% July
2
5
1
•
25c
.1
:<
Sep
Sep
9% Aug
Jan
29% Mar
•
(Hugo)
B)
8%
8'/a
8%
1
10c
1
Inc
Stetson
Stlnnes
May
28
1
10
1
200
Inc
Jun
54
4,100
22%
12%
12
4%
(A)
Sunrise
6% Mar
5%
4%
Stein
Sep
5%
6%
51
Corporation
ordinary
Feb
25%
5
Sterling Aluminum Products common_5
Stroock
51% July
27%
25%
12%
37%
Parts
3%
26
28
T
Talon
class
Inc
Class
B
A
Aug
Sep
*
62
14%
Thew
Shovel
Light $4.56 pfd
Co
Tilo
Roofing
Tishman
Inc
Allied
&
14%
14%
15%
38
41
16
Amer
17% Aug
21
Jan
41
7
Jan
10% Aug
Jan
25'A Aug
"
2,700
9%
10%
23 %
100
18%
5
42
200
34 % July
Stocks
44%
Feb
5 iY Mar
6%
Aug
ii July
Jan
1%
Sep
57%
Jan
"
True
1
55
1
A.
4%
4%
4%
101% 101 %
%_
44%
~
94
1%
2
3%
3%
7%
26%
26 %
26%
19%
19%
ft
1,600
„
4%
102 %
Sep
Jan
2%
Sep
2%
Jan
3% May
Jan
8% Aug
4
31,400
500
18%
Jan
27
10
;
Sep
1% July
2% Mar
10.500
7%
•
1%
Apr
Jan
3%
2,400
7%
*
"
50
2%
lU
3%
warrants
Inc
100
,
r
800
;. 2,900
2%
preferred—I—.100
1
1.25
1
Corp
Temper
Trunz
ft
53%
55
.
Mining of Nevada—
Empire Oils Ltd—
Trans
Sep
42
Shipyard
Toklan
Oct
16
10% May
1,200 *
23 %
9%
deposit rets ord registered—£1
deposit rets def registered—5s
Corp common
20
Royalty Corp
70c
Amer
Todd
Sep
Jan
24
Apr
9% Mar,
:
Jun
14%
110% Sep
5,400
,
Tobacco Security Trust Co Ltd—
16%
Jan
19%
Aug
Sep
u
Realization
Ulen
Unexcelled
Investment
Union
Oil
S3.75
Co
of
Elastic
10%
United
N
i
Products
dep
Co
rets
•
ord
registered
S
U
S
83
-
80
83
36
7%
5,600
36%
6%
600
325
-7-
7
-
234%
233
100
%
-
--%
20
t
9% Aug
Feb
Jan
99%
Sep
75%
Jan
89
Feb
Jan
7% Aug
36% Aug
5
30%
Apr
6%
Apr
8%
Jan
5ft Apr
Jan
12,200
49%
39
460
xl0%
10%
300
2%
2%
3,500
Co
preferred
~2%
Reclaiming
1
Co
~2%
10
62 %
-5
Sugar
•
4%
Sep
Sep
25% Aug
24%
91%
275
62
Jan
72%
5,100
39 %
Jan
72%
Sep
9%
10%
3,100
6%
Jan
10%
Aug
125
5%
6'A
10,700
1%
300
2%
1,400
2%
88
Jan
4%
Apr
1% Mar
Jan
92
105
62
63
400
27%
2%
28%
350
2%
2%
1,700
Feb
Jan
3% July
Jun
67%
Jan
33
2%
Jan
Sep
7%
56
22 % Mar
Sep
2%
23 %
10
common
50
40% May
14% Jan
66%
10
Insurance
-
1%
6 %
1
50c
Corp common
Consolidated Oil
16% May
-
103 % 104%
10 %
warrants
Stores
Jan
9% July
2% Sep
90
67%
•
Co
600
36 V*
23
1
International Securities
Apr
% Aug
46"%
1
10c
1
*
236
Jan
221
5% Mar
38%
Products
94
ft «*un
47%
Rubber
8%
Sep
Jun
44% July
3% July
36% Jan
38 %
and
Jan
500
—25
convertible
-
Jan
4%
"7
——
Finishing
United
175
Sharing common
25
preferred
:
-10
Shoe Machinery common..—25
U S Foil class B
U S
400
6%
Profit
Specialties common
Air Conditioning Corp
$4
8%
99'A
10s
United
U
50c
—20
common
Preferred
U S
8%
3%
5%
Jan
3%
Ltd— *•
RR & Canal—
J
2%
--
200
42
98%
99'A
100
common
Corp
Milk
Molasses
United
•
A.
Porducts
United
Amer
series
Yards of Omaha
Aircraft
2.600
33%
500
4%
4%
41%
4
Co
3%
3%
•
4%
•
California—
preferred
Union Stock
United
Corp
Canada
of
Union
United
10c
5
Corp
Chemical
Gas
Union
Apr
May
31% July
3
Ft 5
V
Valspar Corp
$4
preferred
Vanadium-Alloys
Apr
Venezuelan
Venezuela
2%
2%
2%
300
1%
Apr
3
Aug
Vinco
14%
14%
14%
600
12%
Jan
15
Aug
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke Co
11%
11%
12 »/8
900
Vogt
Steel
7
Feb
Jan
90
July
25% July
20%
1
24%
24%
2,800
Aug
32%
Jan
20c
3%
3%
3%
2,600
3%
Jan
4%
Jan
1
Inc
Corporation
Manufacturing'
May
22 % Mar
*
Co
Petroleum
Syndicate
5
74
1
5
common
convertibel
Jan
15% July
16,200
15%
15%
Feb
1
1
Inc
Realty & Construction
Tobacco
-
25c
;
Feb
13%
Feb
19%
1.800
21
38
1
20
common
Markets
20%
20%
14%
62
•
Feb
11% May
24,500
•
Corp
Corporation
Thorofare
Aug
-
14%
July
9% July
52%
1,100
106
5
common
Chemical
Thlokol
Thor
common
10
1,000
.1,700
62
14 %
&
9
1%
9%
10%
1
Inc
Power
3% Sep
6% Aug
2% Jan
27
12%
10%
11
11
Tampa Electric Co common
Universal
23
,"
5
.
Technicolor
Texas
Universal
Sep
8
common
common
61%
<22
Jan
9% Mar
24
38
37%
Canada
of
24% Aug
July
48 July
j| July
Sep
37%
200
1%
1,500
Jan
Jun
Jan
Jun
jjj
May
Feb
5%
1
36%
7%
Jan
2%
*
Corp General
22% July
4%
4%
12.50
Securities
15 % Mar
4%
2,700
—
1,000
2,700
800
1
7%
1
|j}
50c
Airlines
Western
Bros
1%.
500
Jan
Sep
7%
19%
5,400
7%
Scurry-Rainbow Oil Co Ltd
Seaboard
for
2%
21%
•
common
34%
Jan
7%
3,500
Utah-Idaho
1
Scurry Oils Ltd
Secman
63
20
25c
Inc
Steel
Aug
21% Aug
1
Schick
Sculiin
Selby Shoe
9% May
24%
..20
Cum pfd 4.40% series
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
Savoy Oil Inc (Del)
Sayre & Fisher Brick Co
Jan
Jan
28
19%
5%
Universal
20
series
38%
5% July
5.%
1st preferred with
U S Radiator common
common
3 % May
5%
B
Corp
$5
s
St Lawrence
Sep
31'A July
28% May
.5%
Steel
Sep
1
Co
Royalite Oil
5,000
_5
19%
Apr
Feb
July
26% Sep
5%
Co
United
Sep
17%
10
Co—
5%
16
22
5%
8teel
Mar
Corp common.
Electric Steel
(The)
1,300
6,800
1
(The)
United
Jan
Jan
89
10%
20 %
5
19%
26%
Oct
5%
1
Corp
class
Tifbe
Starrett
Sep
Ltd—
Royce
American dep rets ord reg
Rome Cable Corp common
Roosevelt Field Inc—-I-—,
Rotary
1
100
4
18%
25%
& Co common
Standard
30% Aug
8% July
28%
5% Aug
9%
13%
1
100
400
24
8
—
1
5%
23%
-
6.25
Pump Co
Shoe Co
5%
23%
•
common
common
Preferred
Reda
5%»
1
10
36% Aug
1
_•
5
Standard-Thomson
Trl-Continental
common.
106% Mar
Sep
July
97
8%
1
Co
Trans Lux Corp
R
Railway & Utility Investment A
Jan
26% Mar
250
•
B
Products
Standard
Tonopah
Rath
102%
10
(Ky)
Toledo Edison 4%%
Quebec Power Co
220
36%
3%
1
Inc
Standard Packaging Corp
Convertible preferred
Sep
30%
6%
—
100
106
9%
x54
Jan
8
3%'
"3'A
•
com
~2%
22%
Jan
2
Corp
Industries
Sun
6%
1%
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber
i
Pyle-National Co common...
i Pyrene Manufacturing
Jan
A..
Jan
26
21%
21%
~
13%
j
Oct
75% Sep
•
cumulative preferred
20%
3%
1
4%%
72
75%
1
1
Feb
3%
Prosperity Co class B
Gas
May
72%
3%
Producers Corp of Nevada...
Providence
60
Jan
Forgings
Standard
Sterling
300
3%
preferred—,
convertible
$1.60
Standard
July
300
20
1
106
Jan
24
1
20
1
Standard Dredging Corp common
Brewers
6'A
—.
49
Jan
4%
5
1
*
Co
Engine Co
20%
4%
48
Royalty
Sterling
70'A
6%
'
Jan"
74"
1
Line
Pipe
Sterling
4%
'
"2%
40%
1,000
cumulative
Jun
20
6%
_•
America^
.35% May
Sep
48% Aug
600
2.50
Preston East Dome Mines Ltd
Feb
70
20
•
common
5%
4%
4%
100
Pratt & Lambert Co
Pressed
11,900
46
45
:•
70
2.50
common
1st preferred
Inc
Jan
20
25c
Alexander
Prentice-Hall
5%
15%
10
common
Power Corp of Canada common
6%
Sep
Jan
Jan
8%
1
I Polaris Mining Co..
Powdrell
8%
5'/a
12%
4%
l
Wine Co
Jun
55
100
45%
Piper Aircraft Corp common
1
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
50
Pittsburgh Metallurgical common—2.50
Pittsburgh Railways Co
•
Pleasant Valley
Feb
8% Feb
8,100
1
shares__10s
;
Jun
Mar
5%
1
:
Amer
Sep|
5%
900
1 1,600
15'A
—10c
Pioneer Gold Mines Ltd.:
Apr |
July
8%
•
...
6%
60
15%
2.50
Perfect
Jan
5%
•
—
Jan
14%
1
Pep Boys (The)
Pepperell Manufacturing Co (Mass)
3% Aug
~8%
.2.50
Pennrond Corp common
Jun
4%
400
*
Penn
2% Mar
26%
__
Feb
73
2
8,200
18
2
105 % Mar
Jan
53
1
A
B
Jun
Jan
2% Aug
12% Mar
1%
21,800
5
4%
5,600
,1
Patchogue Plymouth Mills..:
•
101%
71
2 Bol
vtc
Parkersburg-Xetna Corp
350
103% 104%
104%
104
*
common
4%
1,200
Aug
Jan
93/4
Parker Pen Co class
,
100
2,300
l
Light 5%
Sep
28%
1
&
34% Sep
33
27 %
26%
104% 105
26%
•
Pantepec Oil (C A) Ainer share
Paramount Motors Corp
Park Chemical
Company
'
28%
Jun
Airlines
Northern
Power
Pancoastal Petroleum
I
'
27 %
•
Page-Hersey Tubes
\
400
preferred
preferred
Petroleums Ltd
Class
1,500
28%
cum
Pacific
Oil
28%
__
25
f 27'/a Jun
27%
28%
__
28%
...25
...
Pacific
Israel
Sep
*
dividend
Pacific
Sep
37%
$4.50 preferred—
dividend
$4.75
22%
Jan
8,600
30%
July
Jan
33%
9%
97
32
July
13%
2,900
Aug
53%
7%
19%
36%
29
800
37%
17%
9%
5
29 :
22%
25
1st preferred..
25
redeemable 1st pfd series A—25
5%
Pan
37%
25
preferred
redeemable
22
pfd„_25
14% Aug
Jan
1
preferred
25
preferred
25
4.56%
convertible preference——25
4.48% convertible preference
25
4.32% cumulative preferred
25
4.08% cumulative preferred
25
Southern Materials Co Inc————2
37%
5
Electric 6%
1st preferred1st
5%
Co
Jan
Jan
52%
25%
12.50
common
15
July
5%
15%
95
original
5%
Pacific
Co
10
—
Southern California Edison—
4.88%
Pacific
Oil
Penn
South
common
Corp common
High
4% Aug
% Sep
Jan
23%
£1
•
1
1
1
Corp
Manufacturing
—
19
*
1
*
20
preferred.
Pattern common
Ltd common
Singer Manufacturing Co
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Amer
dep rets ord registered
Smith
(Howard) Paper Mills
Simplicity
Sonotone
200
3,000
—
36%
Publications—
Simpson's
Aug
17%
4,050
53
Securities
3% May
.
Jan
98
39,600
13%
9%
53
97
106
1
convertible
$3
%
11%
12%
—
2
common
Simmons-Boardman
5% Sep
»
cumulative preferred—
Oliver United Filters class B
Overseas
2%
100
159
1%
lh
Aug
8%
...
40c
O
5%
49%
4%
7
common
Old Town Corp common.
Omar
5%
110% 111
-90c
......
3%
49%
•
100
preferred—
Ltd
3%
%
11%
%
*
Oil & Gas Co class A
Signal
%
12%
*
class A
Corp of America
Breweries Ltd
Shoe
Apr
103
Low
3% May
100
4
4
*
of Canada
Range Since Jan. 1
Share*
High
—
—_•
25
100
Power..
&
common
Sherwin-Williams
5
.
Mining
Water
Sherwin-Williams
4
—20c
*
5
Inc
common——
Denn
Shawinigan
91%
Jan
87
Shattuck
B—
class
of Prices
Low
1
10c
1
common.
Control
Sep
1,800
4,400
32,900
Seton
American
Norden
Corp
2\h
30%
ft-
-4
Non-Ferrous Metals Products Ltd—
North
Radio
Sentinel
4%
2
~4 %
1
_
900
Par
High
Sales
for Wreek
Week's
Range
Last
.
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
23%
29%
30%
1
Noma Lites Inc
Friday
STOCKS.
Shares
Utah
23
5
common
Pond
of Prices
Low
OCTOBER 1
ENDED
for Week
Range
Far
Niagara Share Corp
Nipissing
Last
Sale Price
Exchange
WEEK
FOR
Sales
Week's
5%
5 %
5%
1,500
4%
Jan
6% July
2,450
24%
Jan
31
July
200
12%
Jan
15
Mar
10
;
*
24
29
29
31
14%
14%
14%
.,
Number 5365... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Volume 180
(1357). 37
1
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
A
Friday
for Week
of Prices
Shares
FOR WEEK ENDED
Par
Los?
Aircraft
BONDS
■
Low
High
•
Wagner Baking voting
7%
preferred
__
$2
cumulative
Wallace
_
Watch
Go
5%
common.
1,200
23%
650
12% Jan
26
26
27
Baking Co warrants
$6
series
18%
1%
•
preference
Leaseholds
convertible
(Wm)
17
Products
Wiirich
Petroleums
18%
Wood
Ltd
Woodley
(F
pfd
W)
__
160
—
__
__
—
I.
—
—
66%
1100% 101%
_
85
__
100
66%
104%
40%
40%
40%
1
36%
41
47%
47
47%
20
39%
48
35%
37%
6
32
37%
3%
3"%
98
3%
5%
3%
3%
10
3%
5%
37%
*
3%
—
♦No par value.
a Deferred delivery transaction (not Included in year's range),
d Ex-interest. *
e Odd-lot transaction
(not included in year's range), f Ex-distribution, g Ex-stock dividend. hEx- >
principal,
n Under-the-rule transaction
(not included In year's range).
r Transaction for
cash
(not Included in year's range),
x Ex-dividend,
y Ex-rights,
z Ex-liquidating dividend.
^Friday's bid and asked prices;
a Bonds being
traded flat.
S Reported in
receivership.
Sep
sales being transacted during current week
no
s
Jan
Aug
•cum," cumula-
Jan
31%
Oct
-trust certificates;
Feb
9"%
Sep
Sep
7
May
2% Sep
„
7
100
7
7
A
15,500
23/,
1,500
TV
T?(T
2'/a
2%
16% Sep
if Jan
Jan
2%
10% Feb
15%
700
41%
40
Jan
11
.
— —
Jan
Stock and Bond
Below
listed
Apr
daily closing averages of representative stocks and bonds
the New-York Stock Exchange as compiled by Dow, Jones & Co.:
on
-Stocks-
Ltd—
-Bonds10
10
30
20
15
Total
10
First
Second
10
Indus¬
13% Aug
45% Apr
32% Jan
Averages
the
are
12% Feb
107% Mar
193/4 Sep
102% Feb
—
—8
Jan
2%
250
12
113/4
„
2
Jan
6
103/4
——
Rail¬
Util¬
65
Indus¬
Grade
Grade
Util¬
trials
roads
ities
Stocks
trials
Rails
Rails
ities
61.45
133.07
100.24
Date
118.44
361.67
24—.—
102.82
99.95
Total
40
Bonds
100.90
27
362.26
117.87
6141
133.00
100.29
102.77
99.82
100.61
100.87
28—
363*32
117.00
61.54
133.00
100.29
102.85
99.72
100.87
100.93
29
36/.73
115.59
61.38
132.20
100.29
102.84
99.66
100.75
100.88
30
3(046
115.18
61.04
131.68
100.24
102.66
99.64
100.72
100.81
Sept.
deposit receipts.
*1%
•
l3/4
Interest
BONDS
»
4,200
l7/a
Week's
Friday
Last
Appalachian Elec Power 3%s 1970
June-Dec
1043A
Low
U50
Bonds
High
Jan. 1
No.
153
Low
101%
105%
132
Over-the-Gounter Industrial Stock Averages
High
56
150
•—
99'/2
99%
6
Jan-July
90'/4
907/a
25
97
(35 Stocks)
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
101%
85%
92
Date—
Delaware Lack & Western RR—
1st
Elmira
Water
E'rcole
Lt & RR
Marrelli Elec
1956:
5s
AGesfuerel
1
1947
debs
6s
2
63
683/4
61%
61%
5
54 %
63%
Wed.
94%
100V«
103%
98
Frl.
125
Mountain Power 3%s 1963
Guantanamo & Western RR 4s 1970;
93%
99
85
86
31
1131
.June-Dec
•
148'/a
-
85
/
A 7s
with Nov
A7s
ex
Nov
1
1940
128
coupon
1947
1
Midland Valley RR 4% 1963
New England Power 3%s 1961-
Mar-Not?
llq tr ctfs—
Jan-July
Afay-Nov
April-Oct
May-Not?
Nippon Electr-ic Power Co Ltd—
A 1st mortgage 6Vis 1953
Jan-July
A Mansfield Min
& Smelt 7s
1941
51
103%
41 % '
——
141%
—
Power
1stmortgage 3'As 1968
'
mortgage 3s 197L
Pennsylvania Water & Power 3'As 1964
3 Vts 1970
—;
!
Piedmont Hydro-Electric Co—
1st
a 6
——
'As
with
A6%s
Oct
Oct
ex
1
1940 coupon
1960
1960
1947 coupon
l
50
142%
Gas
3 Vis series A
1st
and
Edison 3s
1973
r
-
1973
1976
3 Vis series
1965
a
3s series B
ref M
2%s series C
1976
3% %
D
series E 1978
—
Southern California Gas 3'As
1970
Southern Counties Gas
(Calif) 3s 1971
Southvrstern Gas & Electric 3'As 1970
Spalding (A G) & Bros 5s 1989
Starrett Corp Inc 5s coll trust 1966
Stlnnes
(Hugo)
A7-4s
Jan-July
2nd
A 6'As
2
128'/4
158%
89%
92
104%
92
1
103%
102
150
I
91
155
-
85%
92
105%
19
103
*2
103% 104%
104
101%
103% 103%
with
De^ l
prices based on the closing prices of the common
24, 1954, for composite and by major indus¬
try groups compared with the preceding week and with highs and lows for
100):
1102
99 %
Durable
103%
L
A 6s mtge s f gold 1945
Wasatch Corp deb 6s ser A 1963
Washington Water Power 3 Vis 1964
,
Webb & Knapp Inc 5s debs 1974
West Penn Traction 5s I960-
193
149
+ 1.9
Low
+ 2.4
295.3
262.6
+ 2.2
268.5
319.7*
312,1
+ 2.4
319.7
241.8*
236.8
+ 2.1
193.9
246.9
288.5
241.8
140.2
267.8
J
222.7
-
249.7
193.2
198.5
124.6
141.9
+
0.3
+
247.9
268.6
2.1
253.2
+ 0.3
139.8
253.2*
■;
*
273.7
209.5
,
,
233.1
102%
—
.
149
♦New
High.
130 %
'•
120
102
Stocks
91
90
101% 102%
101% 101%
66%
14
91%
2,187,770
$3,116,000
$465,000
Tues. Sept. 28
1,798,760
2,380,000
279,000
Wed. Sept. 29-,——
Thurs. Sept. 30
448,500
103%
Fri. Oct. 1
2,332,000
2,475,000
2,718,000
296,000
100%
1,810,430
1,844,960
1,852,110
305,500
1,000
9,494,030
$13,021,000
$1,794,000
$7,000
101
104%
97%
102
10
88
178
152%
14
95
—
Total
j,
1954
178
98
105
93%
93
105
105
70%
70
390,672,290
1953
$8,000
268,1^8,586
S.
$21,500
$35,000
7,000
1,794,000
1,475,400
816,000
95,382,980
72,307,540
13,021,000
11,801,400
594,680,600
514,623,900
$14,823,000
$13,284,800
$690,901,080
$587,664,440
$1,000
Government
Bank
Industrial
and
698,000
91%
96%
1
103%
105%
70
Transactions at the American Stock Exchange
73
107
110
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
99% 102%
101
101
14.5
132%
10
93
1107% 108
Feb-Auy
Jan. 1 to Oct. 1
1954
5,106,300
Bonds
U.
International
Total
112
__
1132
70%
$14,823,000
—
1150
93
2,661,000
3,024,590
$1,000
1953
■
9,494,030
Foreign
125
Afay-Nov
June-Dec
Jan-July
June-Dec
June-Dec
$3,582,000
2,628,000
2,927,500
4,000
Week Ended Oct. 1
96
100
125
193
——
100%
103%
6
91%
195
$2,000
107%
101%
102% 102%
176
$1,000
Mon. Sept. 27
103 Vs
Stocks—No. of shares.
178
Sales
103%
81%
Feb-Aug
Bond
Bonds
Int'l
1023/4
103%
1100% 102
91
Government
Bonds
99%
-
104
103
Total
Bank
Bonds
Bonds
97
—
10
103
1103
Shares
98
101
29
103 Vs
1101
Week Ended Oct. 1,1954
United States
Foreign
Railroad
Number of and Miscel.
198% 100
102%
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
91
145
.135
100
195
91
156
83
«...
1102% 103%
Feb-Aug
May-Not?
Transactions at the New York Stock Exchange
149
148%
1132
101%
Jan-July
93%
116
15
91
91
1146
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
Feb-Auy
Feb-Aup
April-Oct
93%
—
1154% 157
June-Dec
Western Newspaper Union 6s 1959
242.2
268.5*
Goods
Non-Durable Goods
125
June-Dec
1956
1956
1954-
High
Change
,
2463°
Transportation
.2
Utility
Trade, Finance, and Service
Mining
Railroad
1940 coupon
Sept. 17, '54
295.3*
Composite
Manufacturing
103%
United Electric Service Co—
A7s
16
stocks for the week ended Sept.
103%
99
1100% 102%
_
A7s ex Dec 1 1947 coupon
United Industrial Corp—
A 6 Vis s I debentures 1941
44.40 Sep
The SEC index of stock
'
ApriZ-Oct
April-Oct
1946
1 1940 coupon 19531 1947 coupon 1953
Aug
94%
161%
81%
April-Oct
with Aug
ex
Low
Jan-July
Industries—
stamped
135
91
June-Dec
Terni Hydro-Electric Co—
A6Vis
2
92
April-Oct
Power
Southern California
2
Percent
92%
1103
April-Oct
May-Not?
Corp 3s 1981—May-Not?
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd 5s conv deb 1962-Jan-July
Harbor Water
49.80 Feb
Sept. 24, *54
158% 158 %
April-Oct
Corp 6?%s A 1953
Housing Corp 6%s 1958—.
ARuhr
128
93
-
34
91
.
Safe
'
3
161'/2 161'/a
A Prussian Electric
6s
1954_
Feb-Aug
Public Service Electric & Gas Co 6s 1998—Jan-July
Reading Tube Corp. 6s 1971
Jan-July
A Ruhr
128
1150
6%s due 1953 extended to 1963.
Ohio
High
61.06
1
125
coupon
A Italian Power Realization Trust 6 % %
A Leonard Tietz 7%s 1946
;
-
61.11
193
1952
1952
4
1953
Range for
SEC Index of Stock Prices
913A
98%
1155
June-Deo
—Lj.
Oct.
97
A
Hamburg Elev & Underground
& St Rys 5%s 1938—.
—;
Isarco Hydro-Electric Co—
61.10
Sept. 30
122
110
—-
1101% 104
Jan-July
May-Not?
AHamburg Electric 7s 1935
28
47.32 Jan
—
195
86
June-Dee
Green
61.17 Sep 27
Low
t93
coupon
1953
Sept.
Thurs.
1954
for
High
61.17
106%
195
U04y8 105 %
1940 coupon 1953—
May -Nov
1953
_May-No»
Finland Residential Mtge Bank 5s 1961—-Mar-Sept
Flying Tiger Line 5%s conv debs 1967
Jan-July
Nov
ex
68%
Tues. Sept.
Mtg Co—
A6%s with Nov l
A6%s
Range
61.17
29—
68%
Afay-Nov
May
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
mortgage 4s series A 1993
a 1st mortgage 4s series B 1993
TJastern Gag & Fuel 3%s 1965
;
Closing
Sept. 27—
Mon.
Lackawanna of N J Division—
yAq-
Stocks
Friday
Interest
Period
American Stock Exchange
Last
Sale Price
Week's Range
or
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Low
High
Bonds
Bangs Since
Jan. 1
Sold
Lots
NO.
III
A
20-year
7s
193%
1153
June-Dec
187
Central Bk of German State & Prov Banks—
A 6s series A 1952
Feb-Aug
190
96
84%
626,050
92
75
3,130,870
.
117
series B
1951
ADanzig Port & Waterways
AGerman
AS
f
Cons
Munic
secured
AHanover
(City)
A Hanover
(Prov)
6s
7s
6%s
1952
7s
6%s
1939
1949
ALima City (Peru 6%s
stamped 1958
Maranhao stamped (Plan A) 2%s 2008
118%
120
19%
l
Feb-Aug
123
123
125
11
110
108
112
37
—May-Not?
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept"
May-Npt?..
138
1162
168
135% 138
159%
—
141
—
153
84
160
June-Dec
1947
1947
Ger
April-Oct
Jan-July
50,000
81,000
$325,000
$236,000
$98,000
48,000
Corporate
Bonds
Total
Bonds
$24,000
23,000
12,000
14,000
8,000
$157,000
86,000
$81,000
$642,000
78,000
129,000
192,000
—
193%
__
A 6s
48,000
642,460
$35,000
15,000
18,000
65,000
103,000
581,120
—
115
90
1946
20-year 7s Jan 1947—
(Germany) 7s 1951
ACauca Valley 7s 1948
Bonds
598,420
Sept. 27
Tues. Sept. 28
Wed. Sept. 29
Fri. Oct. 1
April-Oct
Jan-July
Jan-July
April
A
Government
Bonds
Mon.
Thurs. Sept. 30
Agricultural Mortgage Bank (Col)—
A Baden
Domestic
of
Shares)
Week Ended Oct. 1,1954
Foreign
Foreign
(Number
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
BONDS
a
Range Sine*
Sold
June-Dec
1978
Sep
3% Apr
Jan
2
lit Jan
104% 105 »/*
Quar-Feb
Chicago Transit Authority 3%s
Friday's
or
"
Bethlehem Steel 6s Aug 1 1998—
Boston Edison 2%s series A 1970—
13
Jan
Range
Bid & Asked
Sale Price
Period
American Stock Exchange
8%
3% Apr
L-
...£1
Ltd
300
13
13
—5s
preference
Wright Har greaves
100.61
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
American
6%
.
3% Mar
5% Mar
11% July
8% Aug
4% July
8% Jan
1,600
11%
24
*
A July
1,600
5
11
11
1
common
__
171
—
June-Dec
...
171
__
30
20
'
43/4
11%
Inc
Petroleum
Woolworth
——
.100
Machine
.Jlfay-Nov
High
85
l73/4
—
—
1
A5%s 1921
Jan. 1
Low
187
April-Oct
AMortgage Bank of Chile 6s 1931.
June-Dec
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s 1972
June-Dec
Parana stamped (Plan A) 2%s 2008
Mar-Sept
Peru (Republic of) —
Sinking fund 3s Jan 1 1997
Jan-July
Rio de Janeiro stmpd (Plan A) 2s
2012__Jan-July
ARussian Government 6%s 1919
Jan-July
36% Oct
13 "
.June-Dec
No.
19
'
*4%
—25
stamped 1951
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
A7s (issue
q| May 1927) 1947
A7s (issue of Oct 1927) 1947
Range Since
Sold
High
Apr
900
1
common
Industries
low
7s
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Mar
16
3,400
9%
•
& Lt 4%%
Newspaper
WPodall
31%
9%
IIIi
preferred
Pwr
29%
9%
5
or
Sale Price
25%
225
•
1
Inc,
Brothers
5 %
Wisconsin
8% Apr
31%
—1
Mar
July
32% Jan
I.
—25
preferred
& Co.
Willson
Wilson
50
1
Sep
6
188
Jan
2,575
36%
1
& Co
(R C)
175
13
104%
Jun
3% July
3,600
5
Inc
Wichita Riyer Oil Corp
Wickes (Tire) Corp
Williams
101
—
10 %
Feb
% Jan
1
Mfg
Auto Stores
5%%
—
36%
—10
Weyenberg Shoe
Whirlpool Corp
Whitman
4%
4%
7%
100
11%
—20
White's
4% Jan
36%
com
Inc
3% Jun
—
*
Westmoreland
150% Jun
500
104
104
*4%
_•
260
3%
63,600
3%
pfd. IlOO
Westmoreland Coal
154%
153
.100
X
Ltd
Western Maryland Ry T% 1st
Western Tablet & Stationery
July
9% Jan
21% Sep
1% Apr
165% Jan
250
1%
1
3%
2
AprL
7% July
19%
18%
153
.1*25
Wentworth Manufacturing
West Texas Utilities 4.40 %pfd
Western
1
7,600
—
-IOC
Jan
21
1,300
1%
1%
1%
.400
3
'
Sep
243/4 Sep
28% Sep
ii Jan
21%
Jan
110
May
23/4
23%
1
—
105
2%
1
.
'
—
.
7% Aug
7% Jan
5% Jun
300
53/4
—
Last
Feriod
High
2% Jan
500
5%
—
.30
Wasatch Corp
Webb & Knapp Inc
.
5%
—1
preferred
Inc
5%
IlOO
—
__
—
& Tiernan
Waltham
Ward
*
ctfs ext
_
Waitt & Bond Inc
5%
Interest
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
AMedellin
Co
Week's Range
Friday
1
w
Waco
OCTOBER 1
Sales
Range
Sale Price>
American Stock Exchange
Week's
Last
STOCKS
17%
94%
21
160
102
.138
51
41
Week Ended Oct. 1
1954
1953
Jan. 1 to Oct. 1
1954
of
shares—
1953
3,130,870
1,449,970
104,655,304
77,794,864
$325,000
Stocks—No.
$228,000
236,000
176,000
$9,574,000
12,737,000
3,996,000
$26,307,000
Bonds
139
83% 123
130
21
Total—
86
Domestic
Foreign government
Foreign corporate
81,000
49,000
$9,448,000
8,463,000
3,665,000
$642,000
$453,000
$21,576,000
59%
41
Total
—
j(
if
>
38
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1358)
:
OUT-OF-TOWN
RANGE
Boston Stock
Range
American
Tel
American
Woolen
$4
cum
Tel
&
Boston
5%
Cities
Service
14
153/8
Jan
23% Aug
94% Feb
193/4
69
42%
Fuel
Jan
Jun
42%
Sep
" Aug
135
Jan
12%
57
5
May
20% May
30% Aug
—25
(New Jersey)
—15
Oil
# 99%
—10
■•'41%
10
1
25%
68
;
11%
210
102% 107%
642
11
—
(Ohio)
Standard Oil
Studebaker-Packard
—
—,
Sunray Oil Co
Union Carbide
V
Shares
93%
Low
93%
25
993/8 101 y8
41%
42%
12%
12%
19%
19%
84 3/8
—
V—
-12%
jan
95%
Sep
229
713/4
Jan
101%
Sep
170
32% Mar
42 V2
Sep
19
12 Ve
Sep
12%
Oct
50
18% July
20 %
84 3%
10
703/4
89
Sep
July
57
214
10
Feb
39%
73%
75%
112
50
44
45 5/a
190
57
57% Sep
Jan
40%
57
Westinghouse
Woolworth
High
7<7%
19%
56%
S Steel
U
Range Since Jan. 1
High
12%
•
56% Aug
14% Aug
75%
Jan
63
Apr
Jun
45%
ys Jan
Jan
BONDS
1998.
4%s
Cincinnati Transit
$5,500
54
Mar
J
473/4
10
1%
' -V
293/8
121%
49
_•
Associates—
68%_Jun_-
65
1,574
10
48%
79
47
1%
7%
100
22%
1
113/,
Jan
Jan
Sep
1073/8
Sep
49%
/>;
Jan
Sep
1% Mar
July
J
:
10
(new)
10
570
53%
—
—
______
Gas &
175% July
—?i£
Co_
Copper Range Co
Common
Jan
25%
5
East Boston Co
Eastern
155%
Jan
11%
issued)—100
Hecla
&
2,107
181/4
523/4
•53%
when issued)-100
(when
preferred
Calumet
Sep
130% 134
25
(new
9%
69
ER
Boston Edison——
Boston & Maine
211
41%
50
100
———,
Albany
High
10%
19 %
preferred.
prior
conv
&
Low
1713/4 173%
172%
for Week
Low
(Indiana)
Oil
Standard
Range Since Jan. 1
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
High
lO'/a
*
;
Anaconda Copper
103/4
Last
uast
f''
Sale Price
Shares
Low
5
100
Motors Corp...
Week's
Friday
r
**■
for Week
of Prices
<'
1
STOCKS
Standard
Par
American
OCTOBER
ENDED
Sales
Week's
Last
Sale Frice
WEEK
.Monday, October 4, 1954
MARKETS
Exchange
Friday
STOCKS
FOR
..
8
8
2%
Massachusetts Street Ry—
Common
...100
2%
7
Aug
76c
Mar
175
44
Mar
60
35
Jan
18%
Jan
152
10%
Jan
Eastern
1st pfd class A
preferred class B
6%
_
Lines
SS
National
First
Inc
Gillette
(The)
Lone
.
*
•
_
RR
...
Narragansett
100
Corp
Mills
Chemical
6%
100
87 %
281
64%
50
29%
Jan
24%
20i
18
15
110
—2.50
4%
Jan
Sep
July
46
25%
Jan
Aug
Apr
130% Aug
19%
Jan
28% Mar
35
11%
Jan
14%
3,065
133/4
Jan
163/s July
Jan
135% Aug
24%
14
16%
260
1%
1%
Jun
52
125
130% 131%
•
•
9%
87%
Jan
45%
133/4
16
100
115
75c
1,490
1 %
Apr
43%
Sep
50%
233/8
Apr
45% July
16%
17%
611
15% Mar
17
—25
——
•
Feb
13%
Jun
6%
Jun
7%
Sep
21% 21%
18%
Apr
109
21 Vz
35
25
253/B
14
—
208
24%
35
——
22
Aug
Jan
27
July
38
Aug
240
28% Feb
23% July
14%
28%
Jan
250
11% May
14%
Sep
6
-
*
Co
25%
—
5
•
Machinery
U S Rubber Co
47
2,308
44%
Jan
53%
Apr
49
1,303
36%
Jan
49%
Sep
29 Ve
Jan
39% July
44
Mar
53%
11 %
Aug
13
50
Jan
75% Jun
'
—
.~12~50
72%
50%
105
11%
30
72%
—
38%
493/4
»
213
11%
——
Smelting, Refin & Mining com—50
Waldorf System Inc
Westinghouse Electric Corp
52
47
51%
25
common.
49%
37%
United Fruit Co—
Par ryY.
Electric
Allen
Altes
Shares
Brewing
—
*
"4%
200
3
4%
8%
15%
110
8%
1,640
6%
725
36%
42
42%
42%
2
2
t'
High
2% Aug
236
4%
8%
v;
.
1;
5%
.
11% May
757
15%
9 Va
Apr
42%
Jan
2
100
2
Corp
-—
—
23/s
July
Sep
Sep;
Aug
Sep?
Jan
11%
Feb
14
Aug
555
15%
Feb
22%
Sep
5,252
56%
Feb
70
13%
22%
22%
68%
65%
70
27%
273/4
365
23% Mar
28%
47
47
570
39
Jan
49
Aug
10
11
1,060
Jan
11 %
Aug
mis
133/8
i
4 3/a Mar
Jan
13%
Company
Burroughs
Low
2%
15%
V
Manufacturing.^- znii
Brown-McLaren
Budd
•
1
Big Bear Markets
Briggs Manufacturing
Range Since Jan. 1
High
2%
1
Rubber
Baldwin
Low
1
....
■
•
75%
1,148
Jun
Mar
25
Chrysler Corp
Consolidated
Consumers
Davidson
1
Bros...
&
Cleve
Iron
1
Detroit
Cincinnati Stock
Friday
stocks
Sale Pride
Par
American Laundry
—
Shares
—20
^3%
1
,
im—
„
Low
233/4
20
20
*
32%
33
'
22%
22%
463/4
267
46 3/4
■
Mogul
21
Mar
—10
—5
Trailer
6
160
5% Aug
15
200
8%
Feb
15
Sep
33%
333/4
5,892
28%
Jan
35
Aug
2%
2%
2%
1,000
9%
9%
540
8
25%
25%
25%
100
24
23% Jan
30 " July
23%
30%
x,
1'
350
9%
Apr
82
2IV2
JAn
33
24
17%
Jan
24
32%
Jan
21
Sep
Paige
*—
*
1,385
434
400
3%
—5
307
30%
4%
-43/4
293/4
28%
•
—5
3%
1,155
94
90
common
2%
Sep
July
10%
Jan
May '
26% Aug'
1% Mar
■•'
1
29%
•
2%
Great Lakes Oil & Chemical-
59%
1,220
1%
200
2%
.
7%
13/8
2%
2,019
4%
*
•—
4%
Jan
140
4% Mar
94
Jan
6% Mar
1%
-
Sep
5% Aug;
3% May
3% Jun
4,758
7%
Graham
6% Mar
•
f.,
High
23% Apr
8%
6
33%
\
1
—
Motors
l
Sep
Sep;
15
—1
Wood Industries
General
;.
1
___
Gemmer Manufacturing
Range Since Jan. 1
High
233%
Products
Gar
for Week
of Prices
Corp
Steel
Fruehauf
Sales
Range
Low
8
-
Week's
Last
Steel
Federal
Exchange
10%
I
—20
Detroit
•'
M.
()•
5
Edison
Gray
+>■>
1
;
Nagivation
Detroit
•
*
Common
Continental Motors
Detroit
V
10
Paper
Power
Detroit
Balcrank
for Week
f
Drill
Shoe
10%
243/e
*
1
-
Feb
125
7
6%
18%
152
13
12%
__
2.50
Association
Twist
188
620
Sales
Range
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
Sep
49%
41%
Exchange
Wetek's
Friday
~
STOCKS
July
483%
40%
—50
,
Detroit Stock
Jun
5
Corp
Stop & Shop
U S
Sep
153/4
1
20
Stone & Webster Inc
United
Jun
70%
24%
—
—
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68
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60
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53% July
20% Aug
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40
44
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62%
95
55
July
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158
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333%
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27%
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393/b Aug
69% Sep
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15%
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27%
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Manufacturing
433/4
44 J/4
170
37%
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41%
41%
180
40
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90
106
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3
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Sep
Sep
1453/4
62
Jun
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Jan
54 %
Sep
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43%
44 %
181
48%
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Alaska Juneau Gold Mining
94%
Sep
33% Aug
23% Sep
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Jan
International
Telephone & Teleg
•
21%
21%
14
13%
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Co
24%
24%
82
21%
Jun
28%
28%
28%
25
22%
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—
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125
57%
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129
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see
page 47.
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Allied
Chemical &
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10
38%
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9%
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15
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263/4 Jun
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50
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Sep
34% Aug
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223/4 Jan
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150
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4%
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5%
100
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25
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5
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15
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613/4
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——-
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45
149
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193/4
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49%
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493/4
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12
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43/4 Mar
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83/4
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Number 5365
Volume 180
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39
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Par
Baldwin-LimaBandini
Bankline
Barker
Oil
Oil
Bendix
Aviation
Black
2.70
3
13,200
12
720
16%
16
17%
3,422
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9%
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21
21
230
20c
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McKesson & Robbins
17 %
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Jan
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67
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91%
Sep
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1
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145
200
%
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12
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Airplane (Un)_—
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Bolsa
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United Air Lines
United
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35%
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43
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Jon
1
•
(Glenn
14%
73 %
50c
(Un)
Corp
8
Martin
3.50
10% Aug
11"% Jun
Sep
Sales
Range
For
10%
2.55 July
11%
Week's
Last
Sale Price
High
8% Mar
2.75
_
Mining
Steel
Oil
208
11%
^
Benguet Consol
Bishop
High
Low
a9% alOVs
Friday
STOCKS
.—,—10
common
1
Range Since Jan. 1
1
Instruments
Bethlehem
Shares
Low
13
OCTOBER
for Week
—1
Co
Beckman
(Un)_,
Co
Co
Bros
Basin
Hamilton
Petroleum
ENDED
1
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
FOR WEEK
Sales
a5%
37
5% July
6
6 %
358
5% Aug
Sep
6% Jun
Aug
30
Jan
38
57
1,034
39%
Apr
57
Sep
63 V*
616
55%
Jun
67%
Apr
a28 a28 %
70
19
Jan
a38 a38%
55%
62
75
29
Sep
page 47.
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle... Monday,
40
October 4, 1954
(1360)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
OCTOBER 1
FOR WEEK ENDED
Friday
Lts
a35
16 ¥2 16%
a34% a367/8
45% 45%
•
1
10
Washington Water Power (Un>—;
Lines
Air
Western
(Un)
Western Union Telegraph
Wilson
York
(Un)—
Inc
Co
&
W)
(F
(Un)„
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
1
*
22%
53%
Mining
Gold
(Un)
10c
Co
Tire & Rubber
215
370
701
Feb
33%
Sep
Jan
12
Sep
Gray
56
Sep
Great
Jan
74%
Jun
31c
Apr
Greif
Sep
Greyhound Corp (Un)
Griesedieck Western Brewery
8%
Jun
10%
40%
Apr
45%
Jan
Drug Stores
Lakes Oil & Chemical—
class A
Cooperage
Bros
Sep
Jaa
40
.10,000
50
8c
65%
Jan
100
11 ¥2 Mar
15
Aug
200
53%
82%
Sep
12%
12%
200
12%
Sep
17 ¥4
17%
200
25 ¥b
25%
1,200
2%
3,500
25
Mar
1,500
16
2¥B
Midwest Stock
A
compilation mt the round-lot transaction*
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Last
Sale Price
Par
5
10
*
—1
5
1
45
Acme Steel Co
Mi'g
D)
(J
Adams
Co
Admiral Corp
—
Castings
Affiliated Gas Equipment
Advanced Aluminum
American Airlines (Un)
15%
7%
150
1,700
6%
100
4%
24
Sep
900
11% Jun
14
Jan
17 ¥4
17%
1,500
8% Aug
17%
Sep
61
61%
1,000
Jan
61¥b
Sep
16,700
3% May
6¥b
3%
600
3%
Jan
30
66
67 ¥4
6¥b
25 ¥.
26 ¥4
150
23
Jan
30 V4 May
223/4
22%
233/4
550
17%
Jan
26
24%
450
22%
Jan
25¥4
9%
24¥a
.
Jan
45%
Jan
67%
11% May
Sep
19%
Oct
20%
Sep :
Cyanamid Co
Feb
48 ¥2
Jun
Investment
American
Machine
American
19 ¥2
10
42
300
36%
49%
50 ¥2
400
43 % Mar
200
23%
Jan
29
'mmm.'■ ;,V-
26%
27
700
21%
Feb
8
Apr
10
Jan
200
37
Jan
44
July
26 ¥2
26 ¥2
250
21 ¥2
Jan
27
Sep
13
13
13 ¥8
1,050
13¥b
Jun
49 ¥2
49%
49 ¥2
300
51 ¥2
Sep
34
34
35%
2,600
18
Jan
35Vb
Sep
27%
27%
273/4
200
26
Mar
33
32'%
33
10%
10%
10%
Forge
La
5
5
100
25
American Motors Corp
& Stand San'iUn)
American Rad
American Tel & Tel Co
Ashland
Oil
(111)
Atchison
Athey
preferred
Topeka <fc Santa Fe
Products Corp
Atlantic Refining Co
42%
2,100
29%
Jan
42 ¥2
Sep
1*3
54
2,300
33%
Jan
54
Sep
10%
10%
12%
4,300
11 ¥b
1,700
14 ¥4
23
Jan
26 ¥a
100
92 %
Jan
118%
7%
8%
700
6%
Jan
35%
500
28 %
Jan
2%
Jun
4%
Avco Mfg Corp.—
4%
Jan
6% Aug
"3
3
3
600
6
6
6%
800
10
10 VB
8%
Apr
11%
1,600
Jan
8 ¥2
Bastian-Blessing
13
Aviation
Bendix
(George W)
Brad
&
-
(E
Sons
Corp
Brothers
Marshall
Aug
(Glenn L)
Medusa
Portland
Cenco
Corporation
Centlivre Brewing Corp
k'Tj
Illinois
Sep
63
Central
111
Corp
Secur
Jan
61
Jan
91 ¥2
Sep
Minnesota
4%
Jan
78%
78%
400
50%
Jan
81% Aug
Mississippi River FueL
Missouri Portland Cement.
15%
15%
750
11%
Jun
16
93
102
24
1,900
19%
75%
250
50
Chemical
Monroe
Motorola
Oct
Muskegon Piston Ring Co
2 ¥4
Jan
Muter
14%
500
10%
22%
1,300
15%
Jan
22% Aug
19%
650
11%
Feb
20 ¥2 July
National
Distillers
21%
22
1,500
11%
Jan
22%
National
Lead
Jan
Sep
Standard
200
21%
Jan
28 ¥a
Jun
National
Tile
¥4
Aug
l¥a
Jan
New
1,400
16%
Apr
Towel Co
Chicago
Clinton
Foods
Crane
Dodge
1
Corp
25
24 ¥1
Sep
Jan,.
8% July
39 ¥2 Aug
Nunn
27 ¥a May
Oak
10
1
r
(Un)
5
Corp
22 %
400
19
65
250
60%
Jan
8¥a
9
1,550
8
Aug
115
20
102
Feb
115
10
5
10c
108 ¥4
Emerson Radio &
Edison
Co
Phonograph
(Un)
Pour-Wheel Drive
Pox
Gamble-Skogmo
General Box
32 ¥b
800
24%
Feb
23 ¥4
200
23%
Sep
28
15%
15%
2,100
12%
Jan
43 ¥4
37
Sep
IV4
Sep
¥2
Sen
200
32%
Jan
43
Sep
4
Jan
7
Aug
Jan
200
29%
5 ¥,
5 ¥4
400
5%
Sep
12¥B
12%
200
7%
Jan
6%
733/4
63
70%
44
Pfizer
& Co
(Chas)
Phelps Dodge Corp
Corp (Un)
Pure
175
20
127 ¥4
Jan
175
42
50
34¥s»
Jan
44
May
14
13¥4 Aug
68"%
44%
12
13%
100
73%
72%
73%
200
20%
400
20%
21%
1,000
21 ¥4
Sep
543/,
100
38%
Feb
55
Aug
34
34%
250
28%
Jan
35 ¥4 Aug
7 ¥4
7,000
5%
Genoral Motors Corp..,
90%
90
94%
5,300
General Package Corp_„
56
55
56
31 ¥4
1,200
*
28%
Jan
Jan
34
100
33%
33%
200
33% May
9%
10%
13,^00
4% May
34
•
JL
7¥4
3 ¥4 Mar
Sep
Feb
18%
Jan
26
20
Jan
48%
Sep
17%
Jan
22
Aug
300
20
Jan,
27% May
57 ¥2
400
53 ¥2 July;
16%
3,400
13% July
1,000
40 V8
100
14 ¥2
1,700
16V2
200
38 3A
20
44 ¥»
45 ¥4
300
20
21 ¥4
1,350
253/4
55 ¥2
16
63%,AMar
16%. Aug
„.
Jan
55
Aug
Jan
16
Feb
Jan
20 ¥2 May
51
15%
15%
19 ¥2
19 ¥2
20
44 ¥b
44 ¥2
Jan
44¥a Aug
66
66
100
54%
Jan
67 ¥b May
21 ¥4
Sep
23 Va
__
x
(Un)
Co
12
10
17 ¥a
167
14 ¥b
323/4
Aug
1
10%
*8% Aug
Jan
Aug
T3¥a 'Sep'
July
94% Sep
Sep
34% Aug
May
10% Sep
37
13 V4
Jan
Feb
30¥b July
Oct
16 ¥2 Mar
37%
Feb
Va
Sep
32%
35%
400
4 3 ¥2
900
31¥a
Jan
44
33 ¥2
100
28
Feb
37¥b July
10%
103/4
100
7 ¥4 May
11 Vb
Sep
*
39 ¥2
39 ¥2
200
36
Jan
*-42 ¥2
Aug
56%
57
600
41%
Jan
57-
*
*
Aug
6 3 ¥2
64%
700
43 ¥2
Feb
65
Sep
5
31 ¥»
31 ¥4
300
28 Vb
Jan
33 ¥4 July
8 ¥2
100
4 ¥4
Jan
700
22 ¥b
Jan
34% Aug
8¥b
Jan
15% Sep
(Un)
—
Theatres Corp
Radio Corp
(Un)
of America (U11)
Manufacturing Co
Remington Rand (Un)
Republic Steel Corp (Un)
Raytheon
Rexail
Drug
(Un)
T°^acco dass B
8 ¥2
1
•
5
50c
•
2.50
10
34
14 ¥2
28
62%
Spring & Axle
St Louis Public Service
St
Oil
Co
Signode Steel Strapping Co
Sinclair Oil Corp
Socony Vacuum Oil (Un)
South Bend Lathe Works
200
25%
28 ¥1
3,600
14 ¥4
Jan
28
62%
63 ¥2
700
47 ¥2
Feb
64 ¥2
Sep
600
6Vb
Jun
7 ¥»
Jan
7
39¥»
38%
39%
6,100
33 ¥4 July
23 ¥2
24%
1,200
21¥b July
9%
9%
400
20%
20%
200
9%
Sep
14 ¥2
14 ¥2
8%
¥4 Sep
40 Vb May
.
26% Jan
Jan
10
,
July
19
22 ys
Jun
12
1,700
Jan
July
14
Jan
13 ¥4
13 ¥b
13%
5
10
1.40
Schenley Industries (Un)
Schwitzer-Cummins Co
Shell
9 ¥4
_12
"A"
Paper Co —
Sangamo Electric Co
Regis
Scurry Rainbow Oil Ltd
Sears Roebuck & Co—:
34
6%
*
Co
33
6%
5
60
3,100
167
Jan
14 ¥2
Sep
18 ¥4
Apr
(Un)
Rockwell
79
37 ¥2
Jan
15
Co of Indiana
Sep
2%
20 ¥4
135 ¥2
3 3 ¥2
5
7 ¥2
14
4¥s July
12% July
2%
100
167
Mar
Apr
10 Vb May
42%
3
Company
Oil
4
(R J)
Jun
Jan
16% May
50 ¥2
Bros
Aug
59
213A July
17 ¥b Mar
15%
Richman
48 ¥0
Feb
4%
2,400
19
57
16
River Raisin Paper
15
57%
Jan
25%
Jan
74
May
Sep
6¥a
20 ¥4
6 ¥2
19
44%
20
Aug
July
:9% Jan
8 ¥4
Jan
200
34
16¥4
38
2,800
13%
Jan
¥4
Mar
50
5 ¥2
543/4
14
45 ¥4 May
68
43%
Jan
2
7
8 ¥4
*
July
42
6%
44 ¥4 July
20%
—
Quaker Oats Co
X.
Jun
600
Jan
8 ¥4
Sep
61%
2,300
31
20%
Car Co
Steel
Pressed
14% July
145
Jan
8%
100
5%
8 ¥4
50
100
33V3c
1
12.50
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
Pepsi-Cola Co (Un)
Sep
46%
2%
44
Aug
700
200
6%
80
1,400
59%
6%
72
Jan
¥4
43% July
•
28
56%
17 ¥2
59%
Jan
Jan
140
800
37
Aug
4%
Sep
33 ¥2
Mar
31
30 ¥2
31
16%
29
300
Sep
Aug
64 ¥b
Jan
3 6 ¥2
30% May
Apr
34 ¥2
25
Pennsylvania RR
6% Aug
9¥s May
500
Jan
19
Jan
15 ¥e
63 ¥2
'
73 ¥4
46
Jan
15 ¥2 May
Jan
100
38 y8
500
Jan
1,150
55 ¥»
300
100
33 %
15%
100
46
100
13% Aug
9% May
733/4
45 ¥4
45 ¥4
4
600
13%
Sep
7% July
5% July
3,600
12
Pullman
15%
Sep
32
4¥s
Jun
16 ¥2
Public Service
12%
Sep
11%
B
Peabody Coal Co common
5% convertible prior preferred
Penn Controls Inc class A
Oct
200
2%
16 ¥b
Jan
12
.s«
200
«
__5
Corp
Patterson-Sargent Co
RKO
12
17,900
Sep
Sep
104%
32 ¥a July
27
200
¥1
Aug
Aug
15 ¥2
100
Sep
8¥b July
14 ¥2
16
18
200
10 ¥4
31 Va
7
97 ¥4
Jan
Jan
300
20 ¥4 Mar
Jan
13
14
35 ¥2
Jan
145
Apr
Jan
7%
13
Feb
6
Jan
10%
145
Jan
51
1,800
9¥s
600
9 ¥4
17
600
¥4
13 % Mar
2,400
41 ¥2
32 Va Aug
300
97 ¥4
27 Va
Jan
41
31% July
28 ¥4
8
Sep
Jan
300
class
Pen
25%
15 ¥2
8 Va
Sep
-
24 ¥s
&
(Un)
Car
Philco
16 ¥B
800
200
Mar
37
Jan
15 ¥4
8
1,300
30
1,700
Sep
44 ¥2 July
Jan
36 ¥B
14%
1,700
17%
36
100
,
16
36
28 ¥2
,
35 ¥«
11 ¥8 Aug
28 ¥2
6
8¥s
*■
34%
Jan
67%
,
17 ¥b
Chem
Packard Motor
15%
14
For footnotes see page 47.
Aug
4 ¥2
Sep
12,600
r^i7ff
43
4
Sep
40
31% Sep
15 ¥a
7%
9%
100
Oct
32 ¥a
23%
2%
Gibson Refrigerator Co
4,950
4 ¥2
¥2
17 Va
1,000
General Telephone Corp common
38 ¥2
15
15 ¥b
10%
(Un)
19%
100
2
Aug
80
67%
Utilities
Jun
¥4
Parker
22 ¥4
Jan
43%
Public
Sep
19
Sep
Jan
General Dynamics Corp
General
Sep
13
Jun
72%
8%
Corp
22
Apr
4¥s
17%
General Electric Co
Foods
Feb
8%
o
Sep
2,700
250
800
General
16%
300
14
Sep
10
General Finance Corp common-
100
12
2 ¥2
Oct
70
10%
General Candy Corp
Jan
22
8,700
108%
Oct
Inc
19 ¥4
23/4
Jan
Aug
Corp
Oct
2%
Feb
81 %
64 ¥2
6%
18 ¥2
*
Pan American World Airways (Un)—1
Paramount Pictures (Un)
_1
56%
22 ¥4
1.25
(Peter) Brewing
42
50 Va
49 ¥4
12%
18 ¥2
Apr
400
10
Aug
41 %
Jun
1
Auto
Sep
18 ¥2
19 ¥2
6%
Reynolds
Palstaff Brewing Corp
12 ¥»
Jan
100
43 %
12
Jun
Jan
15%
483/4
28%
5
7
9%
200
21%
400
42
Aug
100
1,000
48%
28%
5
7 ¥2
7 ¥2
11 ¥4
21%
10
Mfg
Sep
5
Oklahoma Natural Gas Co
Aug
300
13
Aug
¥2
Sep
115 ¥2
1,900
41 ¥4
3¥b Aug
87 ¥2
300
46¥s
15 ¥2
2% May
4%
1
(Un)
64 ¥2
__
200
4¥a
12
*
7.50
Co
Oil
4 3 ¥4
—
2%
31%
100
com—5
10
2¥2
Manufacturing Co
Ohio
1,100
38%
Co
Ohio
1
(Un)
&
Shoe
Bush
Oct
6,700
70
65 ¥4
103
Power
Mar
175
Paper Corp
Controller
Electric
(Minn)
Northwest Bancorporation
States
65
46 ¥2
46%
—
4
8
10
(Un)
American Co
Northern
12
>
64%
■43%
5
Inc
Co
Jan
30 ¥2
__23%
is«%,
1,500
2% July
94
8 ¥4
14
(Alan B)
de Nemours (Un)
Lines
33% Mar
300
22
10
Nav
Manufacturing
Kodak
Jan
3%
35¥B
68%
10
:
Class A
Eddy
19%
500
35%
(Un)
Northern Pacific Ry
Olin-Mathieson
•,
Mont Laboratories Inc
Eastman
1,700
7
79%
Company
Air
24 Vb
21
Co
& Cleveland
Eastern
23 ¥4
64%
*
25
of America
Motors
Du Pont (E I)
*
79
Dow Chemical Co__
Du
Oct
7
1
Packing Co
Curtis-Wright Corp (Un)—;
&
45
20 ¥4
(Un)
Cudahy
Detroit
27% July
Jan
79
Co common
Deere
Jan
38 %
22-
5
Power
Continental
23 %
100
20 ¥4
Commonwealth Edison common
Consumers
500
1G8%
Inc
Columbia Gas System
Container Corp
400
10
Coleman Co Inc
North
2
45
l
100
Cl^feland Cliff's Iron common
4% %
preferred
2 ¥2 Mar
July
1% July
35%
25
64% Feb
29%
1
*
♦—1
10
(Un)
4¥b Aug
3
1,100
Co
RR
North American Car Corp
27
2
1
Sep
700
4%
28
28
5
10
North American Aviation
Oct
23
45
__
17
16 ¥4
6
5
Mfg
&
Central
York
26 ¥4
<
*
Service Co
Cities
3%
3¥a
3%
common
Chrysler Corp
23
20 ¥2
23
~8%
Aug
22¥b Aug
863/4
8
1
Prod
Co
2,200
*
Jan
Jan
43
2.50
50c
National Cylinder Gas
18%
iff
$3 convertible preferred
39
18 ¥2
11
July
14%
21%
22
Chicago So Shore & So Bend RR—12.50
Jan
600
150
4
*
Company
26 ¥4
Chicago Corp common
32 ¥s
22
34
38 ¥2
-3
14%
25
1
100
37
19
*
Inc
¥2
(Un)
Chesapeake & Ohio
May
11 ¥4
25
Montgomery Ward & Co
Oct
22%
_
Jun
42
22
10
$3.50 pref
Co
Apr
102
1% May
500
2
Aug
18%
'23%
6
Jaa
18 ¥2
*
54%
Apr
54%
Minneapolis Brewing Co
Min, & Mfg
15 ¥1
Jan
1%
Sep
2 4 ¥4
Feb
900
54%
54%
Jan
3
102
22%
23%
10
Jan
20¥«
—X
21
200
..1
common
4 ¥2
700
1
Miller & Hart Inc common
750
5
400
1% Mar
1% Mar
2,500
—*
Co
Central Illinois Public Service
Light
5
25%
A
26%
Central & South West Corp
Central
34 Vb July
18%
18 ¥2
Rights
4%
*
1
___50c
Corp of America
Jan
7 ¥2
4
1
*
South Utilities
Middle
National
Celanese
29%
11%
11%
•
Metropolitan Brick Inc
Mickelberry's Food Products
10 ¥4 July
Jan
(Un)„—
Co
Cement
1
Carr-Consolidated Biscuit
32
200
2%
•
1
Co
Field &
Martin
Jan
25
Canadian Pacific (Un)
13¥b Aug
43/,
4¥2
1
1
28
15
common
24
Jan
u
Co
91%
1
5
12.59
Burroughs Corp (Un)
Butler
46%
1,300
class B
C) &
(Henry
4%
20c
(Un)
Burlington Mills Corp
burton-Dixie
Jan
10 ¥2
16 ¥4
•
27%
*
J)
Gear Works
Foote
13%
:
:
5
Borg-Warner Corp
Brach
Sep
900
1,400
86 ¥a
__7
1
*
10
preferred
90%
28
10
5
July
22 ¥4
123/4
213/4
*
5
1
*
Corp
79 ¥a July
42 ¥2
37
22
25
30 ¥b
10
Corp
Berghoff Brewing Corp
Bethlehem Steel Corp (Un)
Booth Fisheries Corp
Borg
1%
1%
50c
Bearings Inc
Belden Manufacturing Co
Jan
Jan
25%
25%
—10
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common
Lonergan Mfg
•'
8% Jan
600
63
58
59
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Co
Lytton's
May
36
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&
7%
Sep
3
Co
56 ¥»
38 Va
Jan
115% 115%
Sessions
&
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Jan
200
7%
;
100
100
4%
4
Lion Oil Co
Sep
12 %
25%
34%
115%
11%
12%
25 ye
3
Washer
Automatic
61%
—10
27 ¥4 May
800
78%
41 ¥2
31%
5
(Un)
Co
Lindsay Chemical Co new com
Jan
41%
common
2nd
65 ¥a
53
61%
Jan
21%
33 ¥3 c
Libby McNeil & Llbby
Lincoln Printing Co common..,
July
175
Feb
55 V* July
41%
50
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&
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$1.50
156%
900
Co
Machine Co
Landis
20 ¥s Aug
1
*
50
4
10
Mining (Un)
Steel Corp (Un)__
Anaconda Copper
Armour & Co
2,000
1,100
19%
Aug
33 ¥4 Aug
37¥2 Aug
12%
213/4
1
♦
1
Extension- University
Salle
Lamson
Jail
5
American Tobacco
Armco
19%
171% 172%
19%
172%
31
78%
*
(Un)—8.75
Co
Laclede Gas
Leath
18 ¥b
10% Aug
13% Jan
28¥b
2,900
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36%
9% Apr
44 ¥b Jun
41%
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10
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Corp
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Knapp
Kropp
28 ¥4 July
1,800
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200
44
9 ¥4
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Katz Drug Co
July
27 ¥2
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&
Power
Kennecott
53 ¥4 July
27 VB
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42
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Co
19 ¥4
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49%
12.50
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Can
American
Kansas
Sep
15 ¥s
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Kansas City Power &
Feb
4%
25%
42
1
Paramount Theatres
American
6% July
400
Broadcasting
American
Aug
44
3.50
Laughlin Steel (Un)
Jones <fc
34% July
1,400
15
14%
14%
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Sep
4%
Sep
300
29
46
5%
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,
Johnson Stephens & Shinkle Shoe
Feb
13 ¥2
Jan
3%
29
10
7% Mar
Co
Power
Iowa Illinois Gas & Electric—
25 ¥s July
Sep
7%
Interstate
Sep
Jan
123/4
Sep
29
Apr
13 ¥2
International Tel & Tel
Apr
23 ¥2 Aug
18% May
6%
~3%
•
—-20
1
Allis Chalmers Mfg
700
12%
12 ¥4
— —
1
Alleghany Corp (Un)
Allied Laboratories
25
25
7%
50c
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Brass
Akron
1,600
20
24 ¥2
¥4
23
20
24
48%
42% July
20% Jan
300
45%
40
24
.___——*
Co
Feb
12 ¥2
3
Shoe
2%
173/4
Brick Co
International
High
Low
22%
22%
Range Slnee Jan. 1
High
Low
Abbott Laboratories
Sales
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
only
Sep
1% July
61
2
10
Illinois Central RR
.——100
Indiana Steel Products Co
1
Interlake Steamship Co
—*
International Harvester
*
International Mineral & Chemical
5
International Paper (Un)
7.50
Exchange
18 ¥2
22 ¥2
—25
Huttig Sash & Door common—_—10
Illinois
••
Feb
13 ¥4
12%
Bartlett
Spencer
Jan
9 ¥2 May
23 ¥4
25
Heln Werner Corp
Hibbard
40¥b Aug
14%
1
Hammond Organ Co
1
Harnischfeger Corp ——————..,-^—10
Heileman (G) Brewing Co
1
Sep
Jan
82%
Hallicrafters Co
Jan
71%
Mar
4c
69% Sep
30
14%
25% Mar
64% Aug
Jan
400
40
46%
82
__
3
Gulf Oil Corp
21%
High
Low
700
68 ¥4
39 ¥4
1
♦
•
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Jun
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1
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447/a
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5c
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Zenith Radio Corp
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50%
22% 22%
52% 55%
__
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36% May
29,932
262
10%
44%
—
Glidden Co
Sep
8%
119
125
24c
10 %
18c
22c
10
(Un)
Corp
Zenda
—
—
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•
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Sep
Shares
66 ¥2
67%
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37%
27%
72
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56
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73% 73 /»
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Woolworth
—
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Goodyear
260
new
Jan
23%
380
48
45%
Bakers
of Amer
Corp
Sep
37
——*
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Vanadium
Aug
Jan
for Week
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1
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*
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(Un)
(The)
Gillette
17
13%
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Van
Par
High
Low
Low
Par
Sales
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
of Prices
High
Sale Price
STOCKS
for Week
Range
Week's
Last
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Last'
Angeles Stock Exchange (Cont.)
33 ¥2
32%
33 ¥2
300
20% Mar
33 ¥2
23 ¥4 May
27 ¥2
Sep
15%
Apr
22 ¥4
Jan
14 ¥4
Jun
17% Sep
19 ¥4
19%
200
17
17%
300
27
17
1
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27 ¥2
400
50c
1
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Apr
75 ¥4
Sep
56 y4
56 ¥4
Oct
25%
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Sep
56
56 ¥.
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57 ¥b Mar
43 ¥2 July
25 ¥2
700
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Jan
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1
46%
500
32 ¥2
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48 ¥2
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35%
Jan
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25%
200
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600
Oct
,
July
;
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49 ¥4 Sep
28
Jun
Number 5365.... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle_
Volume 180
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
FOR
WEEK
ENDED
OCTOBER
1
■
Friday
Week'a
Last
STOCKS
Range
Southern Pacific
Inc
common
Oil
—
36%
High
Jan
Jan
46
400
26%
100
85
18% July
47% Aug
26%
Sep
28% Aug
85
Sep
85
Sen
10%
300
6% Mar
11
IV2
1%
900
1
2% Aug
77 Va Sep
May
53
Jan
68%
Jan
95%
Sep
72%
Jan
100 7/a
Sep
Reymer &
41%
7%
42%
1,000
8
1,500
Jan
42 Va
Sep
Rockwell
10%
Feb
San
Feb
22%
Sep
United
9%
Jan
12
July
20
17 V4
Jun
22%
300
19%
11
300
20
.v.
20%
200
18%
19V2
2,100
12 %
Sunbeam
13%
1,600
40%
40%
700
29
*
Corp
29%
21
Aug
14% May
11% Sep
22 V4
13%
40%
Edison
Trane Co
17%
Jan
21%
14%
1,100
12%
Jan
15
15,500
36%
Jan
75%
Sep
Lines
1
Walgreen Co
Union
49%
51%
600
38%
Jan
27%
28
300
5%
6
520
21% May
4% Jan
75
32
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57%
72
72
Theatres
American
Co
32
Jan
39% July
Jan
57
15
100
Sep
Mar
8
10
24% Jun
Apr
Factors Ltd
100
271/a
Feb
36% July
13%
Jan
14'/a
Jan
28% May
20 Va
20%
1,000
19
Jan
33% Aug
21% Aug
44V2
44%
1,500
40%
Apr
45% Aug
9
9
200
15
July
19%
8% Apr
56%
400
38%
Oct
72
100
65 J/4
11
Jan
72
May
Week'e
Friday
Last
STOCKS
Jan
64% Aug
74% Aug
Range
Par
Low
*
Co
Tel
&
Atlantic City Electric Co
Atchison
Co
Atlas
$2.50
Jan
58
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Jan
*37% July
8%
Jan
10% July
4%
Feb
7%
Jan
37 Vs
6%
73/a
2,115
-■
36%
100
25%
13
13%
961
11% Mar
68%
65
70%
3,700
—
25
Chrysler Corp
Publishing
36%
13
preferred
non-cum
1
Co
Delaware Power & Light common. -13%
10
Duquesne Light Co
Electric Storage Battery
7%
__
8
725
31%
32%
87
34%
33%
34%
1,144
28
*
25%
28%
967
56
Feb
6%
27%
28 Va
Apr
Apf
Jan
23
May
Sep
Sep
14% Aug
70% Sep
9 '
■
•
Aug
33% Aug
35% Sep
28%
Airplane
Boeing
Borden Co
common..
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4 % Vo
5%%
50c
preferred
preferred
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convertible
convertible
General
Motors
common
Co
vtc
Coal
Martin
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania
7
Jan
23
Sep
3,432
58%
Jan
95
Sep
Canada
250
13%
Jan
18
July
Corp
—
series
Power
July
Service
Public
$1.40
div
El
Gas
&
preference
Canadian
Canadian
Pacific
16%
Jan
32% Aug
Central
17%
Jun
21%
Feb
Sep
15%
16%
17%
3,009
15% Mar
Riggs
National
Paper
Bank
Co
Scranton-Sprlng
Sun
_
Brook
Co
Oil
_
common
new
1,082
38
Feb
Chrysler
Mar
35% May
50
July
Cities Service Co
48
47 Va
Aug
32 Vs
Jan
39% May
Colorado
25%
25%
63
23%
Jan
28% July
Columbia
21 V*
21%
30
20% July
7%
$4.50
convertible
Washington
Westmoreland
Coal
78%
Sep
Sep
Commercial
Jan
10%
Sep
Commonwealth
Class
28%
37% July
Consolidated
16%
Jan
19% July
Consolidated
Jan
45
Mar
Consolidated
42% Jan
45
Mar
Consolidated
699
25%
Jan
29 %
Aug
Continental
Motors
25%
Jan
31
Sep
Continental
Oil
—
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—.20
_
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78 Va
80 %
456
68%
Jan
4% Jan
Sep
50 V*
18
80%
Products
5% July
5%
5
584
33 Va
Jan
38% Aug
630
30%
Jan
35 Vs Aug
119
119
50
107%
Jan
56
50
42
12
25
12
Sep
Class
Sep
$3
A, ,1975
—
83%
83%
$1,000
80% May
84%
Feb
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
,
Range
Sale Price
of Prices
Par
Allegheny Ludlum Steel
Eiaw-Knox
Low
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Co
System
Duquesne Brewing
Duquesne Light
Equitable Gas Co
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8.50
10
1
33%
35%
22%
22%
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.
6
337/8
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6
El
Lab
Co
Air
Oil
High
Natural
Paso
Inc
Aug
Food
23%
110
17%
Jan
25
337
12%
Jan
15%
Aug
Sep
General Dynamics Corp
15%
6
300
Jan
General
Foods
33%
34%
299
28%
Jan
35%
Sep
General
Motors
26%
27%
125
22%
Jan
27%
Sep
General
Paint
20%
20%
124
4%
4%
84
5% July
12% May
3 % July
7%
22% July
4%
Jan
2nd
31 %
409
35%
524
26 Va May
33% Mar
Oct
Oct
Aug
36% Aug
39
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10
10% Mar
12%
Sep
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105
37% May
45%
Jan
69%
3,638
56%
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69%
Sep
338
81%
Jan
42
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102% al09 Va
50%
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1,220
18%
18 %
185
15% Mar
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129
44
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51%
19
Jan
66%
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Sep
Aug
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117
48 Va
Apr
50
15%
1,357
12%
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Sep
19
19
100
15 Va May
21%
Aug
43%
806
37
Jan
44 %
Aug
104 108 %
,
,
930
59
Jan
110
Aug
7%
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41 %
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17% Aug
Apr
17
Aug
Jan
65
July
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64
16
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1.90
41%
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—
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135
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Sep
May
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43% July
Aug
6%
137
9%
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598
105%
Jan
147%
Sep
28%
175
22 Va
Apr
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231
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Jun
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13,249
145
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84c
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10
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28%
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22%
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17
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for Week
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28
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du
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70
68%
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Aug
56
21%
156
Sep
May
6ia« Mar
35%
1
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(Un)
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70c
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37%
33
*
(Un)
Publishing Co
Jan
20%
19
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Co
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Zellerbach
Curtis
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12%
-
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25
22
5
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175
-
Mar
4
Jan
22 J/8
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1,407
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64%
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35
119 %
24
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Sep
31%
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22 Va
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Indus
Natural
276
Mar
5%
Chem
31
12
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28%
15% Mar
Jan
17%
12%
4%
*
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48
16%
6
12%
2
Coppermines
42%
365
264
•
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Oct
14%
13 Va
Feb
31 %
(Un)
100
13
105
Jan
11%
30
30%
5
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115
4 Vb
Jan
9%
606
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5%
4,559
22%
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79
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406
105
23
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8%
47%
13%
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&
21 %
34%
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37%
•
preferred
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Jan
17 Va
100
863
13%
al6%
2.05
55
105
13%
19%
25
10
33
406
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4,566
—
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105
19%
Corp
45%
49%
13%
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5% May
70% Aug
22%
America,—
10
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68% Aug
3% July
58% Mar
6
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38%
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634
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United Gas Improvement
Washington
w
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Aug
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44%
420
12
592
5
10
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37%
-
Jun
4%
2%
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45% Aug
100
Sep
10
62%
445
30%
Aug
79%
60
19%
27%
86 Va
Jan
4%
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4 %
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525
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12%
•
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10,692
5
—10
*
Oil Co Ltd
Atlantic
21%
•
common
common..
Aug
Mar
4
8
1,183
Jan
26 »/a
13
150
-
79%
12 %
Feb
11%
80
28%
Sep
Jan
3%
9%
28 Va
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11%
64%
35 Va
28%
10%
Jun
Aug
3% July
15% Feb
Aug
5
1
15
Packing Corp—
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25%
50
3
28
2%
11%
3%
al4%
Jan
10% July
110
12%
19 Va
175
Apr
19%
Caterpillar Tractor Co common....__ 10
43
Sep
Aug
Jun
19%
Case
18%
43c
8%
14%
Sep
43
May
40%
3
195
Sep
237
50
preferred
3.60% series B preferred
36
19% Mar
100
4%
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10
common.
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Jan
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400
25 Vb
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3.60%
Sep
July
Jan
9
15
15%
33%
4%
21
Jun
4
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a
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11%
78%
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Sep
112 Va
Apr
29% Mar
9
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1,317
28%
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-
80
83
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56
12% July
8% Mar
95%
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100
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July
23% Aug
42 % Sep
9% Mar
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270
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39
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53
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4
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Philadelphia Transportation Co—
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20%
25 Va
10
—
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50
13%
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23
13%
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Pennsylvania Water & Power Co
Philco
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24
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Cement
California
95
10
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Calaveras
Sep
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Pennroad
Sep
22
89%
.
(Glenn L)
Pennsylvania
21%
Apr
16%
10
—
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&
Mar
90%
15
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18
18
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155
429
5
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1,513
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42
122
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225
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6
Borg-Warner
Corp
(Un)
Broadway-Hale Stores Inc__:
Budd
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1
Co
Oil
Chlca
636
6
(Un)_<
Mar
40%
6
——
14% May
36
20 % Aug
600
Calif
Sep
Jan
39%
39%
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Corp
Jan
35% Mar
13%
40c
(Un)
Aug
18% Sep
881
36c
(Uni_
Sep
49% July
53
19%
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Corp
Calamba Sugar
Garfinckel
—
20 Va
Feb
19%
3
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Blair Holdings Corp
Bolsa
1
>
10%
10
5
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(Un)
Jan
14%
600
.
40
Corp
19%
10%.
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109
Bethlehem Steel
29%
275
18%
10%
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—
43 % Mar
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493
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50%
all5% al20%
Aug
420
23%
35 Va
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18
36%
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175% July
25% July
Jan
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155%
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13
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75
2,158
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125
120
210
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66% Aug
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Beckman Instrument Inc
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Mar
11% May
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5
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.
20
125
307
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200
24%
1
High
43% July
Jan
(Un)
(Un),
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&
Low
577
51
25
(Un)
(Un)
(Un)
Corp
45%
Range Since Jan.
High
24%
25
Wedge
Mfg
Sales
Shares
47
:—*—100
Co
&
Refining
Corp
Atok-Big
Exchange
for Week
a28%
5
Co
(111)
Topeka
Atlantic
Basin
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
23
~~io
-
Baldwin Lima-Hamilton
Common
56
171%
•
Arundel Corporation
(Un)
Copper Mining
&
Armour
Jun
750
50
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20
Arkansas Fuel Oil Corp (Un)
5
Arkansas Louisiana tlas Corp (Un)—5
Armco Steel Corp
10
Anaconda
Bandini
High
171 % 172%
__
—100
Tel
75
100
Tobacco
Baltimore
for Week
Shares
27% Aug
Jan
15 '/a
Tel
Baldwin
Sales
of Prices
Sale Price
Jan
50Vs
69%
B—*
class
Atlantic Coast Line RR
53%
72
22%
14%
American
Co
100
__
jun
Sep
15% July
Jan
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800
5
9c
974
44%
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American Radiator & S S
Viscose
Jun
19%
—
22%
69%
American
Woolen
Sep
75
Jan
32%
—10
5% July
Jan
July
12
of Prices
24%
10
20
(Un)
Chem
American
57%
50 J/4
250
Aug
5c
Range
12%
Corp
&
American
35% May
1,500
15
Aug
1,945
Low
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com
(Un)
Co
26% Mar
19%
19%
Sep
7%
.
1
(Un)
Motors
39 Va
400
62%
28%
Jan
5% Mar
177
Week'a
44%
:
(Un)
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
&
75
Jun
18%
15,500
Sep
Jan
*
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Potash
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Stores
24
72
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Inc
Can
American
10
Co
Bdst-Para
Amer
Avco
Tel
23 Va
72%
20
American
American
32 %
*
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
Radio Corp
American
23%
Limited
Sep
10
—
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American
10
—12.50
Last
(Un)
Airlines
Sep
29 %
100
25
57 %
■
—
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Machine
12%
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6
400
.
Yates-American
12%
32
Jun
Apr
Sep
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24%
290
9c
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28
4,600
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12%
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70
88% July
51% Sep
57
20%
5
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Air
American
Feb
•
Power
Admiral
Aluminium
Jan
55%
275
3
Par
Sep
Sep
70%
38%
7%
201
5
Abbott Laboratories
Feb
59'
56%
52 Vs
5 %
Sale Price
28%
10
5%
147
28 %
Friday
Allis-Chaimers
400
__
175
61%
7
STOCKS
18
Apr
5
Wisconsin Bankshares Corp
Wisconsin
19%
Mar
3
84%
—
29%
1% July
26% Feb
San Francisco Stock
23% July
67 V2
<
Inc
13
—*
Telegraph
Electric
900
400
38
(Un)
Stores
Wieboldt
Wisconsin
15%
27%
36% Aug
;
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Apr
84%
1
(Un)_
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Motor
Jan
Feb
15%
10
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2
15%
27%
'
—
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67 %
10
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White
200
27%
25
Iron Works
Dorn
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•
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1,700
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15%
—
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Inc
Co
Rubber
35%
2%
15%
'
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Corporation
34 Va
2%
15%
'
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(Un)
25
5%
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Aug
751/2
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Westinghouse Electric Corp
80% Sep
70
Coal common
United
S
Jan
14V2
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U
57%
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208 So La Salle St Corp
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200
1,250
28 Va
28%
Sep
71
,5
&
&
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21%
20th
Union
51%
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Corp
Carbide
20 Va
Feb
21%
Co
Corp
Spring
Engineering & Foundry Co
32% Aug
Jan
41%
*
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Union
Jan
16 V4
400
80%
2
Tri Continental
Truax-Traer
15%
1,900
...
78%
Co
Trav-ler Radio
1,350
19%
51%
Jan
Apr
Sep
32
78%
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Transamerica
--
23 Ve
20%
1,519
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117
400
27%
25
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61
61
33% July
35%
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31% July
5
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293
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25
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29
1
(Un)—
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&
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Sundstrand
Sunray Oil Corp
Swift
13
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Low
31%
1
10
preferred
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High
31
33
common__2.50
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Pittsburgh Screw
1% Aug
32%
21 %
10%
—!—
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Plate
Plymouth
900
1
(Un)
Pittsburgn
1,400
'
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convertible
2,300
7%
10
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$2.50
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31%
10
:
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Brewing Co
95%
1
Corp
Studebaker-Packard
Gas
77Va
—
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1
Fuel
93%
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Container
Stone
Star
76%
1
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Standard Railway
Lone
99% 100%
10
(Ohio)
Standard Oil Co
for Week
*
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Pittsburgh
Aug
'
Stewart-Warner
Joy
Walker
99%
15
Sales
Range
of Prices
Far
Harbison
76 Va
11—25
(Un)
J
5
10%
—
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of
15%
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Last
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2
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1,000
85
100
—
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Low
-
18
26%
26%
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Standard
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44%
1
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preferred
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11%
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
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Sparks-Wittington
8%
17%
•
(Un)
Co
Public
Southwestern
Low
5
(Un)
Shares
Friday
for Week
of Prices
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Southern Co
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—*
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a
44
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86
43%
44'/a
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73 Va
67%
73 Va
120
3'/a July
;
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Feb
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4% Mar
48 %
Sep
75
Aug
Jun
48 V*
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58
Feb
76 %
Aug
59 Va
Jan
93%
39%
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90
90
93%
2,599
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10%
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17
17
100
15
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17
Jun
17%
17'A
150
16
Aug
17 Va
Apr
10% July
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
42
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Monday, October 4, 1P54
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
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FOR
1
ENDED OCTOBER
Friday
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stocks
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Homestake
Power
460
12%
1.798
38%
150
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1.25
a53% a54%
__
14
Jan
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Feb
49%
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14%
33
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28%
37%
56%
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Sep
Inc
St Joseph Lead
<Un)__
St Regis Paper Co (Un)_San Diego Gas & Elec com
78%
78%
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24
21%
765
14
Jan
24
8%
300
8
Aug
10JA
76%
120
62% Mar
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47
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212
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39%
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39
39
205
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208
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13
41%
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22%
22 %
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16
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21
1
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17
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32
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5%
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28 %
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15
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63
304
48%
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1,295
33% July
15 % May
Jan
49
Sep
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548
26%
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33%
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Jan
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57
57%
514
52
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21
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Mar
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22 %
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>
339
48%
Sep
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Sep
>
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-
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25
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80
•
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99
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Sinclair Oil Corp
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May
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a22% a22%
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1
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38 %
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10
32 %
257
;
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'
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Scott
58% Aug
Aug
26%
30
585
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232
14%
20
___
76%, Sep
•^27% Aug
Jan
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;---—
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;
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Schenley Industries
1
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Safeway
'
21%\^.21%
26%
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10
5
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5
10
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49%
Feb
1-7%
Sep
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348
230
100
6
Jun
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63
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1.90
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25
Jan
1.00
48
38%
25%
39%
41%
75% May
Jan
57
33%
34% July
Rheem
Sep
1.10 May
May
2.50
92
Jan
27%
Oil & Gas Co——-—
1
Manufacturing Co
—— 1
Richfield Oil Corp
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Riverside Cement Co class A <Un)__25
RKO Theatres Corp
(Un)
_1
Aug
Jun
23%
14%
Reserve
39
High
82
984
38%
\
10
(Un)
Reynolds Tobacco class B (Un)
Low
61
33%
33%
;-»Oc
Remington Rand
Sep
39% Mar
43
1
Navigation Co
Jan
49%
(Un)„_——10
(Un)
Co (Un) —(Un)
Mfg
Raytheon
Range Since Jan. 1
High
85%
V
—
---
Shares
.85
common———•—
Inc
Preferred
26% May
May
90c
,
9,900
7
Co
Aug
32
Jan
11%
58
a23% a23%
1.20
1
(Un)—*
com
•
18% Mar
90
Lockheed
Matson
25
25%
12%
38%
Libby McNeill & Libby
Martin
Jun
20%
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802
480
Leslie Salt Co
Magnavox Co
Macy & Co (R
31%
1,500
Corp...
Aircraft
11%
25%
50
Inc
29% July
1G5
3
(Un)
Kennecott Copper Corp
Kern County Land
Loew's
920
12%
32%
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&
a
96c
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Feb
25%
33'/ac
Kaiser Aluminum
Kaiser
14
31%
30%
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Corp
33
Sep
July
(Uf»—•
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Laughlin
Sep
78%
46%
(Un)
(Can)
International Paper Co
&
104%
al2%
•
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Johns-Manville
Jan
59% Mar
82
29
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International Nickel Co
Jones
79%
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2.60
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&
110
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Idaho
Tel
70
46%
:
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Oil
Jan
1
Idaho
International
46%
12%
Honolulu Oil Corp
Hunt Foods Inc
International
75
5
(Un)
Rayonier
34%
1
Mining Co
Ltd pfd.__.100
(Un)
♦
Jan
•
Holly Development Co
Holly Oil Co (Un)
Sep
Ry Equipt & Realty Co
Radio Corp of America
28%
for Week
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Par
Republic Steel Corp
25
Pineapple Co Ltd
Corp
Hotels
Intex
—
V
V
112
1
Preferred
Hawaiian
•'
High
Low
34
a81%
31
3
Northern
Greyhound Corp
Hancock
a81%
(Un)__10
com
Range Since Jan. 1
104% 104%
10
(Un)
Co
Shares
a67% a67%
i
Goodyear Tire & Rubber
Sale Price
High
34
<Un)_——5
;
-
of Prices
Low
Range
of Prices
Last
stocks
for Week
Range
Par
General
Sales
Week's
Sales
Week's
Friday
Sir Francisco Stock
.44
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28
27%
.
.
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j
40%
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2
40%
100
32%
40%
Sep
i
27%
;
27%
200
27% May
28
Feb
j
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32%
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36%-Sep
1
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l
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1
36
Feb
36
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10%
300
8%
Jan
14% Mar
I
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188
15%
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187/a July
{
46%
10%
2,129
Jan
41% Aug
'
McBryde Sugar Co
(Un)
40
169
5
5%
1,100
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19%
19%
722
10
31%
31%
237
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Inc
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Sperry
Auto
9,190
1.05
20%
Jan
25 %
Sep
25
32%
Jan
Jan
79% Aug
22%
244
Distillers
National
Gypsum
Inc
22%
July
56%
22%
40
Sep
15%
16
350
21%
700
17
35
35
232
20%
Jan
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7
262
4%
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RR
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July
North
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Northern
Invest
Pacific
19%
•
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Aviation
5%%
Sep
37
Occidental
Oceanic
Co
Oil
Sugar
Jan
26
27%
Jan
32% Aug
Sunray
425
20%' Jan
49
Sep
Super
21 %
Aug
Swift & Co
62
Mar
Sylvania Electric Products.^
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82
56'A
225
54
44 %
150
17%
14%
174
13% May
18%
Jan
July
Feb
Co
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12c
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4%
100
3 %
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62
44%
Sep
45
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250
31%
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33
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1,000
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38%
Mar
4% Aug
Jan
78
Feb
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Tide
Transamerlca
Sep
Union
Carbide & Carbon
Sep
Union
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Sep
Union
Can
Pacific
Clay
Co
Pacific Coast Aggregates
Finance Corp
(Un)
Pacific
Gas
&
Electric
6%
1st
5%
red
5%
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4.50%
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Pacific
&
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499
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Aug
29%
Jun
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45%
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25
37%
37%
37%
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Aug
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28%
28%
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Jun
108
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Jun
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26%
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200
26%
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35%
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2%
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Jun
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Jan
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Sep
500
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18 %
Feb
14%
330
14
Jan
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43
380
31%
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44 %
6%
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435
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66% May
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58
July
2%
100
Sep
4
Apr
190
40
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40
32
Jan
41
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Weill
&
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74%
25%
5.933
18% July
2 5'A
34%
34%
35%
2,478
25%
Feb
37
22%
22 %
324
15%
Jan
23% Aug
83%
83%
83%
635
71% Mar
88% July
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33
24
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39
Jan
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51%
1,491
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Sep
64
64
355
46%
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426
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28%
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14
Aug
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Indies
10
5
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147
29%
Jan
55%
57
1,440
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2.50
2.50
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2.50
Sep
2.85
Feb
2,956
9%
Jan
11%
Sugar
Feb
10%
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Inc
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a
115
80
50
60
380
380
390
56
294
1
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68c
80c
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44
44
50
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19
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Jan
27
Jan
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95
41%
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57
Sep
Yellow
Cab
Co
Sep
33%
Sep
80
Oct
398
Sep
80c
7%
44
Sep
Oct
Sep
Jun
20% Aug
9
Jan
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9%
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11
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53
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60
108
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80
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30
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56
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720
38%
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*
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140
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13 %
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Jan
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15%
.
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May
22
Jan
15%
5
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14%
100
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(Un)
10
_
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37%
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5
18%
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248
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29
75
.
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10
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Texas
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21
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165
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42
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—
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a
5
*
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Southern
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Jun
1
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39%
18
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Apr
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21
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Sep
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46
7.25
Jun
Sep
July
Feb
;
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*
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preferred
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Jun
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13'% Jun
12'%
Apr
Jan
27
31% May
36
Jan
370
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3,050
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35
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105
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34
150
60
635
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50
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33
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10
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10
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3.40 Aug
Sep
36'%
44
2.75
Imperial
Jan
Aug
3
Jan
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Jan
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46%
Jun
3.30 July
July
Canadian Stock Exchange
26%
27%
1,025
19%
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20
20%
2,140
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22%
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65%
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546
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73% Aug
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275
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July
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all
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Jun
Oct
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Jan
102%
103
40
99
July
105
Jun
53
25
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88
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26
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1,940
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27
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& Dominion
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48
47%
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1,030
38
Jan
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Canada
6.25
6.25
25
6.00
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21'%
Flooring Co Ltd class B
Malting Co Ltd
34%
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4,592
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36
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10%
10%
4,540
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116
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Aug
Jan
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25
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all
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34
100
*
class A_*
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*
Oct
for Week
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*
Sales
Range
Sale Price
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1
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of Prices
Last
-Sep
26%, Oct
■,
110
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Canadian
Sep
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Anglo-Nfld Development Co
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Alabastine
1,275
52
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100
33% Aug
13'% July
9Vs Mar
20
110
1927
Feb
50'%
10
Mar
26%
100
pfd
13%
104
253/4 May
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&
pfd
3
4 '/<•
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50
95c
*
preferred
98'%
23% July
25
*
General Steel Wares common
Jun
10
10
Aug
25
10o
Ltd
10%
Canadienne
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20%
*
Motors
Lime
7%
50
*
Dynamics
Gypsum
1,650
6%
:
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i
93/4
6%
100
Bakeries
420
Toronto
Oct
22'%
common
General
b'k
13%
1
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Jan
Apr
51
28
Rights
30% Aug
Jan
22%
Corp
Power common
23
28% Aug
39'% Aug
59
*
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preferred
5Vi% preferred
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18%
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1
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5
93/8
16
Jan
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6%
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15,505
20
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« Foundation Co of Canada common
-
Zeliers
17% July
*
Players Canadian
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45
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Ltd
Kootenay
Jan
9%
Sep
Jan
22
1,701
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Winnipeg Central
Nova
Jan
520
110%
Jan
240
28
13 V*
38
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;
preferred
Apr
13%
15%
13*%
Jan
92
175
51
*
Montreal
35%
29'%
31'%
25
Jan
103
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Feb
*
Eddy Paper Co class A pfd
V .Electrolux
8%
45
123/4
Sep
35
Aug
48
Sep
41'% July
57
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18 3% Sep
Feb
200
28%
Feb
38
Aug
42%
13%
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Ltd
Bros
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Sep
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29%
74%
31
Jan
—
100
pfd—
Cotton
4'%%
19 % May
5
870
Apr
Mar
103
*
—
Walker
6.50 Mar
20 3%
6'% July
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common
33
12% Mar
1
♦
Chemical
&
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V18
413/4
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25
.
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;
5
27% Mar
350
6 3/4
13%
5
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13%
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Dominion Glass common..'..
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,
5.00
19%
25
Corsets
Dairies
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5.00
•
Jun
24
26'/<
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;
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Power
Oils
Wabasso
May
19%
3,515
3,370
Sep
25%
57
—
Tuckett Tobacco
Sep
Aug
313/4
32%
Canada
Ltd
Triad
Sep
30
19%
*
4iy4
Sep
165
60
1
36%
—-
50
—
Canada
Jun
Feb
Jan
36
of
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Sep
Jan
31%
2.50
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410
Jan
12%
*
:
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13% Mar
*
1,250
463/4
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22%
275
33
100
Canada
Co
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July
8%
10
100
44
15
30
10%
100
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of
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150
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15
38
100
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Jan
29%
26
Jun
Aug
May
28
14%
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400
7
*
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pfd-
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100
4,065
•
A
155
27%
*
preferred
Jan
2,892
■
130
153/4
*
common
Williams
Sherwin
26% Aug
Feb
12%
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165
101 % 101 %
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4%%
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15
26'%
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class
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,
20% July
125
1,200
Sep
35%
403/4
40%
157%
Shawinigan Water & Power common—*
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preferred—,
50
18% >20%
31
31%
25%
-
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:
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100
Canadian Petrofina Ltd pfd
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♦
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233/4
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Companies
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101 %
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Oct
10
93
222
30
46%
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Jun
1
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75
373/4
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May
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58
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High
Low
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18
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100
Corp
29
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>
of Prices
„
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25 %
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Jan
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19
55
30
16% Mar
2,645
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22
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100
preferred
Page-Hersey Tubes—
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July
4.00
25
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;
106
*
Northwestern Utll preferred.
Ogilvle Flour Mills common
Sep
21%
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34%
*
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Canadian
100
Jan
23
35
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180
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106
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54
Jan
78
Aug
435
19
Jan
263/4
115
120
78
36'%
545
28% Mar
30% Mar
36
Sep
Aug
21%
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35%
28
35%
50
27%
.
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2,710
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130
Aug
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Feb
21%
305
17
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8
8,140
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1,665
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93/4 May
37
Jun
18
19
440
15
Apr
'25
2,240
23%
Jan
27
Sep
July
190
23
Feb
27
July
325
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110
32
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Sep
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Oct
106
16% May
115
103
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5
Canadian Power &
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Western
Canadian
Sep
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David
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102
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150
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Mar
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class
22
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50
Sep
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10
42
Mar
24'%
24%
14%
275
20
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100
12
Mar
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35%
225
27%
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66
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2.75
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May
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Feb
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July
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July
90
1.20
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1.90
96
100
1,547
63%
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54
33
Sep
Jan
Jan
1.80
25%
26% July
2,180
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Sep
2.55 Aug
Apr
100
35%
144
Sep
Sep
144
144
80
104
28
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14
28%
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14
2,415
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100
14
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75
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Oct
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14
29%
Feb
15%
12
Jan
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68%
100
43%
Feb
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124
3.25
Jun
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15%
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Oct
July
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Sep
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July
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31 %
54%
Jan
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July
10
Jan
11
Aug
100
120
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250
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Sep
34
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50
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Power Corp of Canada
25
58%
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50
Quebec Telephone Corp common
5
Paul
Sep
Jan
12% Mar
105
*
1°
Quebec Power pfd___
25
40%
1
2,860
15
-*
7%
Paper Co
Jan
Aug
22
375
—*
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3.85
3.80 Aug
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57
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Feb
Jan
75c
106
15
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3.35
Apr
22
;
50
class A
3.60 Aug
12
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56
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100
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9
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103
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103
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see
West, Montreal
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Mexican Light & Power Co Ltd com—*
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1203
Sep
*
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Paper Co
Melchers Distilleries Limited 6%
EXCHANGE
230 Notre
78%
—
MacLaren
EXCHANGE
CANADIAN
Feb
Apr
1.90
Lakes
Sep
62
96%
Great
6%
101
—
Can
Jan
78%
*
Co of
2'%
100
77'%
*
Motor
Aug
—
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Ford
Sep
6
*
*
*
&
90
Jun
Ltd
Co
Linoleum Co Ltd.*
Engineering
Jan
4'%
82
12%
preferred
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EXCHANGE
STOCK
2
25
Apr
Foreign Power Sec Corp Ltd new com_*
Loblaw
TORONTO
82
Aug
Aug
10%
Dominion Square Corp
7'% %
82
14
125
Magnesium Ltd—
Fleet
27% July
360
Corp
Woollens
74%
Jan
10% May
6
*
Pont of Canada
Jan
23%
8
12
Oilcloth
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51%
100
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10
27'%
6
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Dominion
Sep
21 Va
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17%
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79'%
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Feb
17
12
Paper Corp Ltd
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310
July
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Sep
525
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—
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—
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10
63
*
pfd—
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London
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Industries
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Oct
22
Sep
Jan
Co.
Lumber
Claude
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Products
Div
Jan
17
10
53%
30
Corp class A_*
Westinghouse
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74%
100
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Canadian
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Canadian
Casmont
—
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24%
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Apr
Inv
preferred
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;
Oct
12
Sep
Apr
Jan
102%
National Steel Car Corp
38 %
Jun
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18
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.
19%
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•
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100
13.%
13%
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100
38%
38%
*
common
5
a9%
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Locomotive
Co
36%
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21%
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Apr
112
—*
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643
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&
Sep
Jan
Aug
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*
B
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17
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30
20
common
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class
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Feb
135
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k
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12
Aug
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J
Sep
48% Aug
34%
112
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McColl
105'%
Jan
128%
'
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'
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30
common.—5
Laurentide
MacMillan
Gen
Feb
79%
*
common
Canadian
Canadian
94%
5
*
Sep
39
—
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&
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25
Lake
75
500
1
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Apr
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75
Old
Sugar
common
7%
4.00
21%
Preferred
Lang
—
New
253/4
16,418
75
Interprovincial Pipe Lines
Labatt
—
Starch
Canadian Dredge
48%
aJn
48%
22%
Canada
Jan
6
200
,11 w
47%
*
*
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100
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*
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4.00
al6
International Petroleum Co Ltd..
International
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Canada
11%
Wll,
25
.
a7
105% 105%
46%
47%
11%
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preferred
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>
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100
25%
;
46
46
40
-
International Bronze Powders
Intl
;
...
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preferred
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common—*
100
—
(John)
6 7c
25%
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$2.00 preferred
Inglis
35
5
common
preferred
6%
;
*
—
43
88
Apr
120
Aug
400
5% May
9%
Apr
1,402
7
Jun
10%
38 %
1,505
28
Jan
38%
Sep
32%
26 %
51/4
870
24%
Jan
33
Sep
600
22
Jan
26% July
50%
Sep
52'% May
10
7.00
alio
63
31 %
.
90
200
f
7%
Sep
Jun
7
J"n
110
July
114
Jun
Jan
Feb
65
July
33
May
15\
56%
355
13'%
/
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44
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
(1364)
Monday, October 4, 1954
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Canadian Stock Exchange
Friary
(Cont.)
week's
La?t
R Vfki.Ka
SiOCKS
Ran*e
Par
Renold
Coventry
Russell
Industries
Southern
class
Power
—
*
al5
6%
pfd —100
Clay Products Ltd
100
Paving & Materials Ltd—*
Standard
Screw
Canal
Supertest
Ltd
Co
class
Founders
Co
Petroleum
—
Shares
15
20
124
25
July
19%
a—
Jan
Feb
141% Aug
150
a9
40
a._
49
198
Jun
214
Aug
325
17
Mar
18
July
213
213
17%
—
17%'
20% May
'
26
'•
Tache
Lake
Tazin
July
I?td
Mines
Bros
Traders
5 %
red
pfd
new
Works
Ltd
class
Ltd
Toronto Iron
Finance
red
7%c
8,500
6c
Mar
9c
15c
35,100
7c
Jun
16c
8c
8c
8%c
18,000
4%c May
14c
1.60
1.60
300
1.25 Mar
1.20
1.40
13,400
50c
Sep
9c
11c
18,500
9c
Oct
13c
10c 10 %c
6,000
7c
Sep
30c
1
Ltd
9c
Mountain
Union
Gas
(L
Westeel
Wilson
21 %
July
July
23
Jun
475
32%
Jan
45
Aug
44
22
44%
23%
50
40%
Jan
45
Aug
1.095
20
Jan
30
May
41V2
41%
120
33%
Jan
43
July
Jun
12%
Sep
9% Mar
12%
Oct
22'A
—
♦
12%
12%
12%
4,355
12%
12%
12%
800
*
21
140
20%
Jan
23
Mar
a22
8
17%
Jan
22
Uddlen
*
United
Montauban
Ltd
Asbestos Corp
United
Mines
3.75
1
1
Ltd
6
100
Sep
8
3.65
3.65
400
2.85 Mar
8.25
8.25
200
4.00 May
Virginia
Waite
Uranium
1
—_1
3.65
1
15c
13 %c
15c
6
47,000
1
Ltd
Mines
1_
20c
22c
2,000
Mines Ltd
Alta
Ameranium
Lead Mines Ltd—
Anacon
Mines
Arno
Ltd
Mines
Arnora
__
*
Ltd
3.25
*
Sulphur Mining Corp
Ascot
Metals
Atlas
3.05
3.25
2%c
500
1
-I
8%c
8c
9c
1.
50c
50c
15c
12c
15c
3.65
Jun
8.75
17%
1.70
1.70
1.70
200
1
53c
50c
53c
31,600
12
12
100
Beatrice
Belville
15c
Sep
32c
Sep
11,500
Aug
3.80
2%c
Apr
Jan
Mar
lie
Ltd —1
3%c
3.85
63c
Apr
9%c Aug
300
93c
'
1
3%c
3.85
__
__1
Ltd
Corp
changed
35c
Feb
1.00
4,800
93c
2,000
2%c Jun
2.90
6c
July
Jan
5.50
Jun
1.10
May
75c
Sep
Pyrite
Wendell
Mineral
Oil
Corp Ltd—1
Ltd—___—1
Gold
*
Ltd
2.15
2.15
1
Ltd
Mines
Mines
14c
1
2.20
7,700
12%c
20c
297,500
3%c
3%c
1,00b
—
Uranium
Ltd
Mines
1
26c
25c
Canadian
Celta
Dev
2.00 May
5c
2 80
Feb
2%c
Apr
9.00
9.05
30c
30c
Mines
Jan
30c
Sep
4c.
Ltd
1
Jan
—9^0
1>00
8%c
10c
62,000
6c
6c
6c
10,000
3.20
3.15
Gold
Astoria
Consolidated
Candego
Consol
Central
—
Mines
Lead
Zinc
&
1,000
95c
I,500
14%cl4%c
__
7c
6c
r
Mines
'
3.70
17%c Aug
Calalta
1
Ltd
Eastern
Metals
Eastern
£
'
3.00
Smelting & Refining
Fab
Metal
Ltd
Corp
4.10
1
23c
195
14
28c
Ltd
Mines
1
Falconbridge Nickel Mines Ltd
Fenimore
Iron
Frobisher
Mines
God's Lake
Gold
Aug
55C
3.15
2,500
2.30 Mar
4.J.0
4.20
1,600
3.60
70c
70c
I,000
2 50
2.70
900
22c
♦.
Sep
Uranium
Grandines
Mines
May
Empire
Gui
Uranium
Por
Gold
Home
Oil
Grass Oils
Hillcrest Collieries
Jan
70c
Sep
2.40
Jun
Petroleums
Metals
Petroleums
Ltd
Oils
Bristol
Omnitrans
Pacific
Ltd
Oil
Joliet-Quebec
Ltd
300
400
70c
1,000
70c
July
67%c
69c
2,700
55c
Jan
73c
18c
18c
II,000
16c
Jan
29c
Ltd
Kerr-Addison
Lafayette
Lavalie
Gold
39c
14,100
17c
Mar
44c
Apr
8.3#
400
29,000
a50c
400
1-6%
16%
1,560
2.13
56V2C
2.,18
300
53c
__
15c
Aug..
14%
Feb
39c
Sep
3.85 July
35c
Jan
20% Aug
67%a Apr,
5.85 Aug
8.25
Sep
35c
Apr
12
Jan
1.00
Jan
58c
32.10Q
11
Jan
45c
Aug
19% Aug
1.99 July
39c
July
3.35 Mar
89c
Apr
Mines
Marbenor
Ltd—__
Mines
38c
May
Jun
70c
Mines
Ltd
53c
1,500
42c
4c
4c
II,000
3c
1
al8
al8
20
•
Canada
West
Maygill
New
New
——
Apr
Pacific Coal
3,000
10c
1,500
5%c Feb
12,000
83c
83c
5,000
36 %c
14c
15c
7.000
13c
13c
64%
13c
64%
Aug
3c
Jun
46c
24c
Jan
10 %c
Apr
11c
1.19
Jan
Jan
27 %c
Jun
New
Santiago- Mines
New
Nib
Vinray
Nocana
Abltibl
;
&
Power
4%%
Obalski
(1945»
Ltd
Orchan
Pato
Pitt
Uranium
Cons Gold
Gold
Mines
Ltd
24c
Jan
54%
Jan
66
Apr
20c
Feb
51c
Sep
16
16%
25c
19c
May
46c
49c
46c
Oct
5Vac
5%c
1,000
5c
Mar
10c
31c
34c
10,000
28c
Mar
50c
10 %
Feb
16%
27c
Dredging Ltd
Mining Co Ltd
Gas
Ajax
Oils
&
Akaitcho
Rayrock
Mines
Ltd
Fields
Gold
Royran
Sherritt-Gordon
Silver
Miller
...
Mines
Mines
Steep
Gold
Rock
Sullivan
For
Iron
Cons
Mines
see
1.80 Mar
19c
20c
2,000
47
2.46
Sep
Oct
80c
53c
57c
8,500
45c
Sep
69c
16,950
58c
July
70c
8,700
1.60
1.74
1,500
July
95c
67c
65c
1.60
55c
1.60
Jan
84c
Jan
Jan
75c
Mar
Sep
2.00
Aug
Exchange
Week's
Sales
<
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Low
Range Since Jan. 1
High
23%
23%
Low
23%
25%
25%
25%
*
8%
8%
8%
22%
22
5.890
22 %
16%
High
24% Aug
25% Aug
Jan
Aug
1,007
25
2«
17
10
100
"
104% 104%
■.
10 %c
10c 10 %c
6,000
*
15c
15c 15 %c
13,000
6%
•>
Jun
;
63c
75c
13,100
50c
67 %c
Alberta
Pacific
11,250
67 %c
90c
18,900
70c
7,000
25c
Aug
1.40
1.55
2,500
27c 28 %c
I,042
1
Consol
1.40
24c
Jan
Jan
1.00
July
27c
1.40
*
common
78c
87c
25c
Apr
Feb
85c
July
87c
Feb
8%
7% July
25c
Distillers
Jun
16c
20c
67 %c
*
106%
Jan
67 %c
1
22% Aug
Feb
15c
7%
185
8% Aug
Jan
Jan
9 %c
7%
__*
*
1
Get
1.48
Jan
32c
Aug
2.15
Sep
Feb
40c
Aug
May
t
Algom
Uranium
Ltd—.
1
of
Co
Canada
1st
pfd
8.10
43
42%
65%
65
68
26
26%
8.95
'
25
43%
20,285
,
950
2,464
Leduc
American
class
Jan
1.10
1.00
1.15
197,285
22c
99c
95c
99c
5,800
75c
5
A
8%
8%
8%
100
3.20
10 %c
8%
May
72% Aug
26% Apr
Feb
104
24,500
13c
*
Nepheline
tPetroleums
23
240
14c
*
American
285
13c
106%
Sep
48
Jan
106% 107%
100
1
-1
Ltd
9.00
3.25 Mar
39% Mar
46
50c
preferred
Larder
Oil
8.85
*
*
Ltd
Aluminum
2nd
Mines
Steel
Algoma
Lead
108
Apr
Sep
18 %c
Mar
1.50
Sep
Jan
1.03
Jan
13%
Feb
Aug
Paper
Apex
Cons
Aquarius
Arcan
Area
Feb
Arjon
Ashdown
9c
May
July
4c
4c
4%c
5,000
21c
24c
17,900
1.15
Aug
1
Aumacho
9c
Sep
Apr
Aunor
10c
Sep
16c
Jan
Avillabona
24 %c
80c
Aug
3,060
35c
July
2,000
12%
Jan
165
82%
Feb
101% Aug
7c
Jun
12%c
8%c
5.20
4.60
5.20
3,182
3.50
Jan
2%c
2%c
5,000
1 %c
Jan
3c
Mar
7c
Apr
16c
14c
16c
47c
49 %c
II,000
28,100
52c
89,301
34c
1.19
nc
13c
2,000
1.00
1.03
8,200
65 %c
Feb
1.16 July
10c
10c
1,000
10c
May
14%c Aug
7%c
1,000
7%c Aug
4c
*
4c
500
2%c Mar
21
300
14
Mar
16%
18c
5c
Apr
13 %c
16 %
Feb
16c
Jan
39,500
1,960
12c
1,000
6%c
6%c
8%c
10,800
—1
—
—
7%c
1
"A
River
19 %c
19 %c
Sep
5%c Aug
Jan
6 Vac
7%c
2,500
24c
13,632
15c
-
May
10c 11 %c
2.25
27,500
8%c July
2.35
6,100
1.96 Mar
9%
100
10c 11 %C
11c
1
2.25
9%
1
Electric
*
common
Mines
Ltd
1
;
10 %c
17,750
Sep
Gairdner S
40 Wall
8
Apr
9c
July
—
g9c
1.19
87.950
49c
Sep
1.19
Oct
Members: The Investment Dealers'
gc
8,500
7c
July
12%c
Jan
Associstion of Canada
5.35
Oct
4.95
5.35
20.710
98c
98c
1.000
93c
Jan
I
1.19 May
4%c
4%c
4%c
1.000
3c
Jun
4%c Mar
8.500
8c
Sep
25c
8C
9C
7.00
7.25
500
6.50
Feb
8.60
Apr
3.80
3.95
4,600
1.70
Feb
4.10
Sep
Jun
of America
Wir* system to
20c
2.45
Jan
Aug
Jan
Apr
22c
Jan
WHitehall 4-5335
Canadian Stock Exchange
-
10
Gairdner, Son 9Company
Members: The Toronto
Stock Exchange
Montreal Stock Exchange
all offices
Mar
13c
Canadian Affiliates
Gairdner 9 Company Limited
Sep
Jan
11c
39c
Gompamj Inc.
Street, New York 5, N. Y.
May
Jan
8c
11c
13%
—1
19
15%
1,000
9c
12%
12c
1
Jun
21%
9gc
~~
~~
Jan
Jan
Jan
5.25
,
Feb
24c
63c
Jun
Mar
10% Mar
18
10 %c
10
B
7i/aC
3.75 May
Aug
Jan
21
__
Jan
19%
5.20 Sep
7%c
__
1.02
11c
36c
12%
class
May
Jan
10c
65c
Jun
6,800
19.000
Mar
2.55 Mar
3,925
_
July
2.53
18c
27c
1.10
Jan
Mar
18
100
Gold
Auto
2.38
13c
May
37 %c
1.00
37c
17%
Aumaque
11c
15c
ll%c Mar
17c
Feb
6c
35c
3%c July
100 100%
1.15
37c
17%
(1937).
Mines
Sep
37c
20c
8,500
Aug
13c
1
Yellowknife
Jun
6%c Jan
6c
1
Hardware
Jun
16,500
8,800
Corp
Mines
4c
14c
8c
1
3%c
12c
Apr
7c
:
4c
13y2c
Apr
46c
7c
*
Gold
Aubelle
500
15
July
*
Atlin-Ruffner
3,000
55
20c
100
5%c Jan
18,500
Jan
13,100
—
Jan
Jan
600
33c
1
75c
4c
12
13%
29c
common
Metals
48%
13%
30c
Armistice
Ascot
70
6.00
13%
_*
Corp
10,255
Jan
9%c Aug
Sep
*
Corp
Jan
9%c
53
Mines
Argus
Sep
4%c
53
Res
17c
4c
53
4.00
——*
Mines
Porcupine
2%c Jun
9%c
4%c July
pfd—50
3.80
2.35 Aug
7,500
5.15
Mines
40c
4c
24,850
4.95
1
Rouyon
1,000
__
3.25
8%c
5.00
—1
Oil
Anglo-Huronian
Anglo
1,500
►
3.00
7%c
*
Petroleum
Anglo-Canadian
Atlas
2.25
1
19c
69c
1
Jan
20c
1
11% Mar
1.20 Aug
1.24 Aug
25
1
Petroleums
19,025
l
Ltd
Daz*
6.40 Aug
2,600
8,100
*
common
Apr
1
Mines
footnotes
100
1.35
70c
Steels
1
Ltd
Sep
2.46
Investment Bankers Association
Ltd
Ltd
Mines
9.50
8.35
2.37
20c
Warrants
37c
1
Soma-Duvemay Gold Mines Ltd
Standard
Sep
Last
Paper common
Atlas
15c
1
Ltd
Feb
4%c
Jan
1.30
*
Yellowknife
Albermont
40c
__1
Ltd
' f
2.38
Corp Ltd
1
Quebec Labrador Development Co Ltd.l
Quebec Smelting & Refining Ltd
1
Quebec Yellowknife Gold Mines Ltd__l
Mining Corp
1.56
Jun
*
Ltd
Petroleums
Sep
1
Copper
Quemont
Sep
3c
—1
Oil
&
5%c
Quebec Chibougamau Gold Fields Ltd.l
Quebec
5.90
1.02
July
1.75 Mar
1
—
100
1,000
9.50
,.100
34c
1
Opemiska Copper Mines (Quebec! Ltd.l
Jun
1.000
2.46
1
new
40c
1
__1
Feb
2.85
1.03
*
pfd
5%c
1
Ltd
3.90
4%c
1
A
40c
-
Ltd__—___,_;_50c
Mines
I
1
Gas
37c
Ltd____
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s__'
34c
A
Ltd—
Mines
Yellowknife
1
^.-_'.al
8.35
10% Mar
.
.
1.03
'
*
Preferred
Jun
25c
__
46c
July
July
11c
64%
46c
16
Oils Ltd
&
8.35
■■
Friday
Ankeno
6c
\
Mylamaque Explorations
New
Aug
Feb
4%c
1
—;*
Limited
Co
Anglo-Canadian Pulp &
Jan
11c
Ltd——1
Louvre Mines Ltd—w__-
New
6.85
1.20
2.00 Aug
Sale Price
Anchor
7c
7%c
*
_'l
2.20. Sep
1,000
STOCKS
Anacon
18%
7c
5
Mines Ltd..^.
Harricana
Mines Ltd.I
1.60 July
Apr
Canadian Ponds
Sep
Jun
11c
1
4c
Feb
17
5%c
__
Formaque
Sep
1.01
Toronto Stock
Athona
New
Aug
10c
200
2.00
Petrol-Chemical
13 %c Mar
.
__
__.l
of
;
11c
1
25c
3,800
2.00
1
Trican
Oil
6,700
40c
2.12
26c
2.00
Tri-Tor Oils Ltd
Westburne
29c
35c
40c
July
53c
__
'
1
Ltd
Corp
Jan
1
Ltd
Ltd
—
Mines
Jun
17c
6,500
__l
Goldfields
Molybdenite
8c
34,000
Ltd—____»
Mclntyre-Porcupine Mines Ltd
Merrill Inland Mining Ltd
Mining Corp of Canada
Mogador
Mar
1,000
34c
2%c
1
._
Mining Co
Malartic
2c
8c
28c
1
Mines Ltd
Ltd
Uranium
Louvicourt
2%c
8c
,
2.95 Mar
1.25 Mar
Development
Aluminium
32c
f.
Sep
2.12
27c
Sep
2%c
..*.-1
*
,
Ltd
Mines
Asbestos
Lingside Copper
Lorado
Mines
1.40 Mar
500
Ltd
Feb
36c
36c
1
Mines
12,500
2,250
Agnew-Surpass common
a50c
1
1.87
9
1.70
Ltd
Oils
Acme
1,000
16%
__1
...
voting trust
Yukon
Sep
1.76
—
20c
7.90
Acadia-Uranium
51c
*
.
Kenmayo
Sep
6.25
3.85
1
Quebec
Jan
8.25
i
5
Ltd.'
Ltd
Jan
13%
22,755
1.68
Ltd.
Co
Petroleums
Amu rex
Mines
40c
Jan
July
270
6.15
7.75
Ltd
Petroleums
Phillips
Apr
4.50
1
..1
Mines
Aug
25c
13%
5.50
1.70
Ltd
Exploration
1.42
70c
Ltd..*
Ltd
'Mines.....
Mines
500
25c
13%
6.00
——*
Ltd.—
3.10
18%
__
Iso
Lake
Feb
7.75
Preferred
4.50
—1
Jardun
Feb
5.35
3.70 Aug
1
Liberal
Apr
18%
69c
Inspiration Mining & Dev Co
Jaculet
36c
Aug
—*
Amalgamated
Jack
70c
July
1
Ltd
Co
4.50
51c
*
Hollinger Cons Gold Mines Ltd
Uranium
Sep
19c
1
Inc—:
Ltd
Corp.
Oil
Jasper
Class
4.50
*
Mines
Mines
70c
400
1
Minerals
&
Oil
Alberta
Ltd
Aug
500
*
Gaspe Oil Ventures Ltd
Feb
31c
0
Ltd
4.25
/*75,500
*
Petroleum
Canadian Devonian
3.40
28c
1
Ltd
Mines
'
1
18%
•
•
Mar
70c
1.25
.
31c
*
Mines
Goldfields
Gunner
Ltd
Limited...
Jan
May
92c
Apr
24c
200
Feb
17%
1,400
3.00
2 60
38c
15c
Aug
Mar
4.60
*
Petroleums Ltd
Calvan
3%c Mar
.Tan
23c
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1
19c
Feb
4.50
2.00
70c
25c
Ltd
Petroleums
Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd.:
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Mines
38c
12% July
20 %c
Par
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Sullivan
Feb
5c
2,200
Jan
24c
Feb
2,000
1
Malartic
East
500
63,500
May
2.15
60c
4.60
Jan
May
21c
1
East
20C
5%c
20
Feb
9.10
5c
*
Ltd
Petroleums
Oct
6c
Oct
4c
2%c May
,21c
1.62
20c
6c
2,500
23c
July
2.00
Sep
°
5,500
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Feb
1.60
31c
60c 60 %c
Sep
74,250
1
14%
1
Ltd
Petroleums
Sep
Sep
1.00
.
16c
5c
Ltd.—T
Jan
Feb
95c
9c
•
Mines
July
Jan
Sep
3%c
Ltd
Asbestos
95c
4c
1
Apr
10%c
14%c Sep
2%c
Ltd...
May
May
4c
'
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4c
1.08 May
3%s
1
Dome
4,000
43c
Ltd—_1
:
Mines
12,500
1
Mines
•Cortez Explorations Ltd
Coulee
1
Ltd_____l
Mines
Cadillac
1.62
Jan
6.50
July
July
Sep
1.65 May
2,500
88c
1.62
__
1
Ltd___l
Ltd
Mines
3.20
85c
1.62
95c
1
Mines Ltd..
Apr
11 %C
6c
__50c
__
Mar
6c
5.75
Sep
9.60
45c
Aug
2c
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3q„
5.75
10c
1
Chemical Research Corp
Chibougamau Explorers Ltd™
Willans
2%c
__
4.25
6.90 July
22c
*
__
4.45
1.00
2.00
1
2.35 May
July
2.65 Mar
3,300
Corporation Limited.*
Consolidated
14c
500
30c
Mining Co Ltd
Centremaque Gold Mines Ltd
Cochenour
1,500
9.05
&
Chlmo Gold
4.00
Ltd.."'
(Dunsmuir)
Gold
Asbestos
Cassiar
43,400
♦
Collieries
Carnegie Mines Ltd
Cartier-Malartic
34c
4.00
Campbell Chibougamau Mines Ltd—.1
Jan
Feb
1
Mines Ltd
Pontiac
Calumet
Sep
Apr
Stocks—
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vtc
3.40
20c
5c
60c
&
Bailey Selburn Oils & Gas class A
New
Corp
Metals Ltd
BousCadillac Gold
20c
Copper
Products
Tungsten Copper Mines Ltd—1
Willroy
100
Ltd——*
Merrill
to
Mining
2.35
Jan
Mar
6c
38c
Mines
Rare
Bouzan
Mines
;_1
Mining
Gold
Name
Gold
Ltd
Mines
Virginia
Boreal
Lake
Red
Bellechasse
Mines
Weedon
Great Sweet
Beaucage
Jun
20 %c Aug
1
Sep
Apr
l%c Jan
500
1
—
2,250
—*
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Western
Jun
Jan
2.28
42,015
—
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Corp Ltd
3c
10 %c
6,600
2%c
__
200
2ic
Ltd
Ltd
Amulet
Antone
Algom
3.80
22c
—
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Ventures
ViolaMac
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Jan
Jan
1.72
Jun
6
—
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21
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1.05
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preferred
Trans
Watson
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Corp
High
7c
.
Tooke
Low
7c
1
Ltd
Mines
Range Since Jan. 1
High
13c
1
Mining & Oil
Mines
Trebor
Low
1
Ltd
Mines
Silver
Shares
1
Ltd—_______
Tiblemont Gold Fields Ltd
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for Week
*
Mines
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25%
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50
140
141
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Week's
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Last
Sale Price
Range Since Jan. 1
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17% al7%
a
Friday
STOCKS
Shares
Low
A
Ltd.—
Canada
Standard
Stowell
Suez
Ltd
1
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
WEEK ENDED OCTOBER
FOR
sales
Number 5365
Volume 180
..
.The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1365)
45
canadian markets
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Range
Shares
Low
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas class A.
1
4.60
4.45
4.60
6,880
-P9.C
2.28
2.28
2.67
17,550
Consolidated
Bank
Bank
of
Barnat
Base
Baska
Bathurst
6c
500
5%c July
8%c
Jan
Canso
41
5,254
35%
Jan
48% July
Canso
17,936
2.45
Sep
Cariboo
50
3,292
42
Jan
Cassiar
Asbestos
54%
55
2,044
41% Mar
55% Sep
Castle
Class
1.20
1.15
1.30
25,600
.1.65
1.60
1.75
9,790
65c
1,300
2.52
24,000
41C
167,830
13c
57,600
12,900
20c
58c
Ltd
*
___
—*
Mining
♦
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Ltd—
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55c ;
2.40
2.35
40c *
37 %c
22 %c
27c
18c
18c
20c
25c
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24 %c
__
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A
25c
32%
—
55
30c
17,010
1.40 Aug
Central
1.75
Sep
Central Leduc
Apr
Central
1.40 Mar
2.85
Sep
Central
Sep
Centre
25c
30c *
Bros
*
:
48c
Jan
Centremaque
Feb
Chamberlain
Oil
47c-
Jan
Charter
41%
'
Jan
58%
Jan
35
Sep
Sep
Chartered
18
Jan
50c
64c
-
18c
6%
6%
425
4.30
2,250
49c
42c
49c
15,200
40c
45c
9,400
44%
44%
9,297
7c
17c
8%c
19c
91,000
9,500
20 %c
21c
28,250
9c
10c
3,000
6c
7c
13,500
12%
12%
50
23c
*
6%
3.85
26c
22,630
22c
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-
45c
25
44%
,
6%
Feb
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Mar
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Beta
Mines
Gamma
Bevcourt
8c
N\
17 %C
|
1
*
Mines
Gold
Yukon
20 %c
_
Mines
1
Bidgood
Kirkland
Biltmore
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Bobjo
__
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_
»
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_
Mines
Bonville
7c
—1
1
Gold
_
___
1
_
Bordulac
Boymar
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Brantford
Cordage class
Brazilian
Traction
Brewis Red
jj
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7,500
7,400
43
25
pfd
A
Sep
24c
15c
Mar
43C
Jan
Chrysler
35c
Jan
Citra-Lartic
Apr
Cobalt
Ex'plor
20c
Voting
Mar
Bridge & Tank Corp $2.90 pref
Brilund
Mines
Britaita
_50
Ltd
Jan
7,500
48
70
1.81
1.70
1.85
3.90
4.15
11,660
27%
27
28
2,865
pfd__100
92%
92
93%
285
100
102%
50
53
Oil
British
Columbia
Electric
4%
preferred
preferred
__
13%
Apr
6%
Jan
1.75
British
Columbia
Forest
British
Columbia
Packers
Class
Products
class
trust
British
Class
Columbia
48
50
Cockshutt
Coin
7%c
Jan
4%c
4,000
28c
Jan
58 %c
6,500
Apr
40c
Mar '■
1.70
Farm
Jan
78
Jan
268
90
Jan-
443
48
Commonwealth
38c
12,200
1.02
Jun
1,79
1.74
Oct
1.42
1.74
243,402
1.90
July
3.00
Apr
988
55'A
Sep
Petroleum
2.00
Feb
67%
67%
1,094
5c
Jun
6c
7c
9%c Aug
15,050
60c
Jun
65c
78c
66c
62c
68c
1.23
1.21
90c
Feb
Consolidated
Consol
Consolidated
Bakeries
Sep
Consolidated
Central
Mines
Cadillac
Denison
Discovery
Consolidated
East
Consolidated
Gillies
Consolidated
Golden
Jan
8
Aug
Jan
17
11%
11%
150
9
Jan
12
24
25
42
42
42%
245
17c
25c
42,480
1
1.43
1.42
1.46
6,050
Ltd
1
7c
7%c
14,000
1
24
1
17c
_1
9.75
Gold
;
3,110.
8c
Buffalo
Canadian
*
Buffalo
Red
Lake
Bunker
Burlington
Burns
5%
17%
Jan
42
Aug
Sep
16c
A
10C
July
Sep
Sep
25
43%
Consolidated
730
7,000
3.85
3.85
100
1,000
29,400
5%C
7,500
43%
390
10c
2,500
14c
5.00
1,225
110
610
1.75
200
48c
800
41c
9
5 %c
49c
Jan
9,300
10c
Aug
20c
Jan
6c
Jun
18c
71/3
8
335
4%c
4%c
7%
__
49c
30c
40c
_____1
2.66
2.65
2.80
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43'Ac
44c
Lake
Mines
__1
13c
16c
19,800
10c
Jan
29c
1,625
20c
Aug
40c
Jan
36c
40c
2,500
25c
Jan
53c
Jun
59c
Feb
May
Mining
Jan
Consolidated
Mosher
2
95c
Nicholson
*
18 %c
18 %c
6%c
6%c
29c
8%c
Jun
3.00
10,150
2.30
10 %c
14c
3,900
10 %c
1.93
1.65
2.05
46,116
1.61
28
29%
5,229
95c
1.00
12,760
22,866
93c
July
20c
10c
Feb
7c
5,250
5c
Feb
Smelting
Consolidated
Consolidated
Ranwick
Consolidated
*
Rochette
Consolidated
Sannorm
16%c
Sep
\i
14c
7,220
8c
Aug
14c
Sep
130
19%
Jan
26
Aug
40
51%
Jan
75
Jun
Consumers
37%
Jan
59
Jun
Conwest
Peak
Coasolidated
65
53
273
8
8
650
19c
22c
29,100
25
25
100
20
Feb
25
12%
13%
14,390
9
Jan
13%
13 %c 14 %c
Jan
8%
Apr
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.
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28
1
&
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Edmonton
Callinan
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Calnorth
1
13%
l
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Calvan
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on
Canadian
Petrofina
for
Campbell
Campbell
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1
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shares
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of
1
1
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pfd___
4.10
6,603
2.55 Mar
4.25
2,550
6.70
9.30 Sep
53
10
30%
1,077
28%
Jan
8
6%
8%
9,235
4 %
*
15
14%
1.5
200
♦
26
26
26%
135
Foundry
10
23%
23%
24
Assurance
10
125
125
10
Iron
&
Cut
Stone
♦
common
class
Canada
Life
Canada
Canada
Northern
A
Machinery
Malting
Canada
1,066
10c
7,500
42c
Sep
1.05
5c
July
11 %c
Jan
7%c
7%c
2,005
7c
Apr
1 lc
May
96c
July
Sep
311
Feb
130% Aug
31% May
1.85
1.86
650
Jan
2.65
23
24%
5,078
16%
Jan
25
3.75
3,720
3.00
July
»
14%
8%
Sep
9c
18c
Jan
2,300
10 %
Jan
15
14% •14%
200
10
Jan
14%
Sep
Sep
IIV2
1 60
9
Jan
12%
Sep
30c
Jan
8c
Feb
90c
Jun
44c
Jan*
17
Sep
Oct
28
2,205
19%
Jan
24% Aug
125
100
78%
Jan
260
Aug
125
Sep
Canada
Southern
S
S
&
Sep
Dominion
Dominion
3.50
3.45
3.50
2,914
2.60 Aug
1.95
2.00
615
2.75 Apr
41% July
4.35 Mar
39%
39%
39%
135
1.05 Aug
36
Mar
36%
36%
37
720
31
Mar
39
76
78%
814
58
Jan
79
1.00
100
2.50
2.60
2,010
23%
23%
35
13'/4
13%
361
66%
66 %
75
13%
*
34c
34c
36c
6,400
2
4.60
4.20
4.60
1,627
Canadian
Bank
Canadian
Breweries
Homestead
Canadian
Jan
_
_
Oil &
_
18
Pacific
Pipelines &
Canadian
Tire
Canadian
Utilities pfd
Corp
For footnotes
see
24 % Mar
Feb
20%
Sep
34
35
160
29
Feb
35
Sep
2,405
23,810
75c
13,294
-
22c
25c
19,250
1.80
1.75
1.92
139,842
69%
69
70
245
17%
17%
1,165
24
500
2.00
24
2.05
3,800
18%
18%
50
24
6% May
6.30 Aug
58c
18c
Sep
Feb
70c
Jan
50
Apr
Sep
17
9%
Jan
9.60 Mar
79 %c
27c
Feb
Jun
2.95 Mar
74;
Aug
17% Sep
22% Feb
24%
1.75 Apr
14% Mar
22
2.79
.
Feb
Jun
Sep
43c
1,100
35c
Jan
67c
15%
1,565
12%
Jan
16% Mar
2.90
3.30
3,100
Jan
32c
20,900
26 %
1.55
Sep
1.02
Jan
Jan
25
26
25%
3,727
21
Jan
27%
10
20%
18%
21
2,410
12
Jan
22% May
1.33
1.20
1.39
23,545
6.00
6.00
100
70
70
170
104% 104 %
10
preferred-
_
__
common
_
_33%c
«
(1954 issue) .100
page 47.
6%c
7c
6,600
6c
Aug
13c
13c
11,000
10c
Feb
8
8%
260
19c
15,013
1,20
1.15
1.20
7,200
1.20
1.15
1.21
5,700
15c
12c
16c
16,200
1.40
1.45
700
32
31%
32%
5,540
5.00
__
__
43
__
.
4.85
■
...
70
1.10 Aug
5.50 Sep
45%
Jun
100% Jun
1.45
Jun
Aug
8.00
Apr
77
Sep
104%
Sep
&
'17%
__
*
"7"
5.00
5.45
16%
16%
640
1,600
8
Sep
16 %C Aug
1.00 May
1.00 Aug
12c
Jun
1.25
3.80 July
14%
Jan
21c
24c
7,925
43
44
851
50
15
4.75
4.85
225
17%
Aug
31
15%
22c
Jun
Jun
24
15%
Feb
Mar
3% July
13% Apr
Chemical
4,560
58
99 '/a
Jan
15
4; 915
11 %
Jan
46%
Jan
14%
51
51
51
215
12%
12%
13%
9.509
♦
29 %
28 %
30
3,115
com
*
9%
4,830
23.50
*
common
1
»
37c
__
9'A
9%
23%
23%
185
6%
6%
2.75
180
36 %c
42c
53,700
24%
24%
31
9% Mar
18'A Jan
12c
May
Mar
18c
16
Apr
•
42c
Jan
1.25
2.35 Mar
20c
Apr
2.05 Mar
32%
54c
May
44%
Sep
16
Apr
5 Ye Mar
Sep
Feb
Jun
62c
Mar
Jan
25%
Apr
43c
Feb
35c
Aug
24c
15,850
15C
Aug
May
1.37
102,475
69c
Jun
1
7c
7c
7'Ac
7,000
2.96
2.95
East
Amphi
East
Malartic
East
Rim
Mines
Eastern
1
Metals
Steel
Eddy
Sol
Emerald
Oils
Estella
(T
Insurance
H)
.
pfd
1
1
Oils
Jan
33% Aug
Jan
83c
5%c
5%c
2,399
7c
7 'Ac
2,500
16c
17c
4,900
4%c July
6c
16c
Aug
Sep
6%
class
A
_
10c
14 %c
43c
Sep
Feb
Jan
Jan
35
35
33
22
May
35
Sep
28
75
20
Jan
28
Sep
22%
22%
50
19%
Feb
23 %
Jun
16c
18c
24,500
14c
July
25c
Jan
54c
Jan
14'A
Feb
20% Aug
95c
94c
98c
14,000
18%
5,352
1.07
18
18
20 %
26'A
27%
2,225
19
Jan
27%
24'%
24%
24%
1,045
20%
Jan
26
71c
Aug
95c
1.50
41,350
21,300
25
27
836
29
29
50
1
80c
71c
85c
1 30
1.24
*
26
20
Feb
May
31
27%
25c
Mines
Jan
42c
Apr
July
*
Ltd
Grain
Preferred
1.43
22'A
4%
1
Faraday Uranium
Fargo
Sep
25
*
Nickel
Players
Fanny Farmer
Federal
__
16%c
Feb
Apr
465
490
25
Ltd
Feb
1.17
800
42,650
28
3.45
4.50
51,400
80c
„
65c
Jan
Jan
Jan
72c
30%
16c
3.55
Sep
Feb
5%
30
25
1.90
80c
11%
29%
75 'Ac
7c
.6'Ac Aug
1.50
5
78c
__
15c
28
30%
10
Life
Falconbridge
__
*
Glacier
Oorp
Famous
65c
__
1
Mines
Eurkea
70c
1
-
Life
Equitable
6,062
20
A
Gold
Empire
10,800
1
class
Pen-Ray
El
86C
4.25
10
Mines
El
81c
4.05
*
Investment
Paper
Elder
65,700
83c
4.10
1
Mines
Mines
Eastern
Economic
3.20
1
1
1
Nickel
Sullivan
Sep
35c
20c
8,400
Aug
19%
1.21
23c
Sep
13'A Aug
3.00
22c
21c
51
31% July
Jan
2.00
1.25
21c
Sep
15'A July
8%
1
Minerals
Sep
10%
1
&
18%
104
23%
1
Oils
Sep
Feb
Dragon Oils & Gas__
Mines
Sep
6.50 Mar
17%
Jan
7%
6
Duvex
Dyno
Jan
20% Mar
1,475
2.75
__
6%
*
i__.
Brewery
14"%
18%
103 % 103%
50
Mines" -S:
Donalda
Dow
4.15 Mar
27c
27c
Tar
Estabrooks
39c
15%
1
pfd__.
Preferred
East
Petroleums- —-1
Ltd
_
May
18
7%
*
Railway
Canadian Prospect
18
75
9.20
_
Petrofina
1,802
20
65c
—
Gas Reserves
Canadian
19%
7%
•
Canadian
18% Mar
25% Aug
2 5 % Aug
8.80
10c
common
Canadian
16% Mar
774
70c
•
__
22
1,065
9.05
.
Malartic
2,164
25
24%
19%
*
Oils_
29%
23
28%
19%
»
Locomotive
Sep
Sep:
♦
;
Woollens
Jan
6.25 Mar
July
*
Canadian
Warrants
Dominion
Aug
30
*
Fairbanks common..
Cos
50c
July
3.10
23%
*
common
Oils
22c
Textile
Apr
28%
23%
24c
Canadian
Dominion
Dominion
44% Aug
_
I
53%
16%c
Coal
28% May
13'/a Jun
27
*
Petroleum
Jan
100
common
69% May
Jan
7%
Dredge
Canadian
Jun
Inv
&
Apr
60% Mar
12 %
Jan
Warrants
Devonian
Steel
32%
ZIZ3
common
Canadian
Scottish
Dominion
21%
(Dunsmuir)
Decalta
34
1.40
com
Magnesium
Dominion Stores
1,745
34%
Colleries
Canadian
Dominion
Apr
4,109
*
Canadian
519
8
*
:
4.10
42
25
Canadian
Foundry & Steel
Preferred
Aug
25
Cellulose
Chemical &
Dominion
1.65
23
41%
25
Canadian
53%
16%c
35
Electrohome
Dominion
24%
•
common
Dominion
Sep
41%
*
Celanese
52%
,
10
3.85 Mar
24%
20
$1.00 preferred
$1.75 preferred
100%
7c
'
„__1
preferred-..,
Sep
*
common
Asbestos
1.00
20
Canners
Jan
Aug
Atlantic
Car
60
2.50
(Western)
Dairies
•
A
20
2
Bank
Dominion
Canadian
Canadian
100
53
*
Aug
Sep
2.60
Commerce.:
Sep
100
1
Mines
15
Admiral Oil
Canadian
Exploration
Dome
64
23%
Oil
160
25c
Seagrams
10%
Canadian
of
Distillers
Dome
Jun
•
B
Jan
1
Jan
1
class
Ltd
.
Feb
1.00
common
Cable
Producers
Minerals
51%
warrants
Preferred
Wire
Rio
Devon-Leduc
10%
12.50
Lines
May
July
1
Mines
310
20
Petrol
Canada
17c
116:
•
1,000-
*
Ltd
56c
17
8,900
'
1
Gold Mines
220
*
Mortgage
Oils
A
75c
160
1
class
15
♦
A
Southern
Leather
750
'
157
5
1
62%
♦
B
Corp
Patricia
14
8
71c
July
15%c Sep
5%c July
1,300
6%c
17 %c 17 %c
rv
100
D'Aragon Mines
62
2.00
class
Coal
9%
-J.
Permanent
1
100
±
*
*
22C£
6%c.
l
Zellerbach
Del
*$24c
1
Nest
Detta
7% Mar
26
Jan'
6,150
15
14%-
1
Pershing
Delnite
4.05
♦
Mills
Trust
D'Eldona
Jan
3.45
,,
*
,j_
Power
Lands
Packers
Canadian
84
Apr
3.70
Uranium
Davis
20c
23%
Sep
Sep
Jun
*
Mining
10
Warrants
New
53
July
Canada
Canadian
Jun
31
Foundries
Canadian
47
Jan
Apr
45,600
"
Lead
Crowshore
4.10
9.00
125
Foils
Class
6.30
3.85
120
Canada
Canada
Croinor
30%
Canada
Canada
Sep
3.80 Aug
120
20
Crushed
Class
136,493
53
common
Canada
Canada
Croft
6.10
8.40
50
Preferred
Canada
Cournor
Feb
Calvan.
class
Oil
Feb
28c
ll%c
»
Crow's
Lake
Canada
21 %c
July
Feb
July
57c
'
voting
Crown
Chibougamau
Cement
Coulee
Jun
10c
5.50
6.05
Apr
12c
5,500
Sep
1.70
24c
.
5%c
11 %c 11 %c
Dist
Imperial
25,200
30 »A
Jan
,
42c
Pete
B
20c
partic
Red
Canada
Cosmos
3.90 May
5'Ac
Exploration
Class
Sep
Feb
Apr
July
10
Crown
Bread
Canada
July
being offered an
the basis
of
six
exchange
pfd
26c
3.50
35c\
47c
l
Gas
(H)
18c
*
Stockholders
Mar
Jan
Oct
5%c
Copper-Man
Corby
15c
22
July
1
'
West
12 %c 12 %c
8c
Feb
1
:
•
...
20c
1
Feb
24%
7
148,134
2.85
10 %c
*
Orlac
6%c Sep
8
.
21c
2.85
1
Ltd
18c
1
*
45% July
v
Sep
May
27c
Micmac
Sep
3%c May
35% Jan
45c
2.80
14 %c
1
Howey
Consolidated
70c
40c
Consolidated
Jan
July
May
July
1.83
Jan
65c
29c
Consolidated
Halliwell
&
Feb
44c
1
!
1
Oils
6c
!
Aug
Jun
1
Arrow
'
Calgary
16c
2,596
Jan
19c
1
pfd
3%c Aug
3,450
54c
13c
51
»
1st
800
20c
44c
47,576
26,588
Crest
Sep
8% Aug
6% July
igc
1
Matarrow
9c
Jan
338,850
Consolidated
July
1.95
17c
Consolidated
13
Sep
Sep
110
14c
Jan
Mar
5.00
Feb
1.55 Mar
i3C
Jan
24%
♦
class A-
Caldwell Linen
Feb
Jan
13 %c
Jan
25c
4.10
"
1
;
Mines
Guayana
65
Bousquet
Calder
3.75
58
Jan
10%c Aug
Mar
2.25
Jan
Sep
11%
Jun
100
18 %c
49c
Apr
17
Jun
Apr
3.75
Aug
15
7% Aug
7c
i.ei
Consolidated
12 %c
24%
*
Class Bv
Burrard
5c
*
class
1.40 July
6%c Aug
7%c Mar
605
42%
___l
Steel
10
5%c
13c 13 %c
42%
*
Co
&
30,900
9.75
13 %c
*
Hill
5,750
17c
5%c
1
8%c
15c
1
Building Products
Bulldog Yellow Knife
13%
7%
7%c
Jun
Co_____25
Mining
50
17
7%
Sep
1.30
Jun
17c
1
_
Cordasun
13
__
»
Consolidated
280
1
Buffadison
Mar
13%
1
Oil__
Consolidated
4,650
Mining
Brunswick
65c
4,100
Feb
1.15 Mar
1.45
1
Allenbee
Astoria
Sep
8
Mines
Brunston
57,231
4gc
100
*
Jun
54
16
24 %c
Mines
Brunsman
July
95c
1.20
Jun
65c
4.30
10
5
Sep
7%
Mines
Reef
Brunhurst
55c
2,800
1
7%c
Consolidated
Broulan
10,919
1.33
17
75/"
*
I
Sep
63
ZZ
Life
1.00
1.99
~q~c
*
Mines
Jan
103%
Sep
88c
____
Caniaurum
94%
Jan
Feb
34c
1
Aug
28
6
80c
90c
Equipment___.
2.55
Sep
3.55 July
20%
1.52
35c
1
Lake
Coniagas
15%
*
Telephone
Oil
Apr
6% Aug
Mar
5
-
gOc
common
5.20
Sep
53%
1
Empire
4c
_*
Confederation
16
Power
Columbia
British
26,805
1
Corp
,i
—
A
Sep
7%
*
British
3.70
3.30
70c
Mining
Willians
Jan
•
B
Jan
3.15
4'Ac
ctfs
Consolidated
Apr
9%
15c
*
A
25
Jan
16
5%c July
102 103%
53
75
25
Consolidated
5%
648
5%
1
Cochrane-Dunlop
4.25 Mar
Jun
12,200
4.00
*
American
80c
12,509
6c
1
1
Petroleums
British
4%%
80
7%
48
6C
16
7%
7%
1
7c
400
3 25
*
Cochenour
July
Aug
7% (Sep
1
:
Chemical
Cobalt
7c
2.95
1.74 Mar
46%
400
1
Corp
42c
Jan
Jan
Feb
July
5%
1
Mines
Gold
Feb
Jan
25c
Jan
82c
Jan
Feb
6%c
*
Mines
9%c May
42
Feb
Mar
13c
40%
1.45
12c
400
1
14c
Feb
July
10c
16
*
-
Apr
25c
5%c
•
ordinary
Lake
43
50c
;
7c
Jun
2,500
j
10
Research
Chimo
July
85c
Feb
25c
Aug
6c
85c
22c
1.25
45
2,873
85c
Jan
Jun
43
Jan
64,500
1
85c
7C
Steel
Chemical
Commoil
Bralsaman
Mar
1.06
*
39%
10c
12c
67c
15c 17 %c
97c
__20
Feb
3,000
May
Chibougamau
8,000
3.25
Jun
2.50
May
Aug
52,800
8c
5.75
Aug
6c
60c
7c
3.20
Jan
1.25
93c
July
12c
3.25
*
Aug
3.70
2,675
-
2,000
37c
6c
11%C
_
Mine
2.90
3,756
1.47
68c 70 %c
15,100
Chesterville
10c
11c
6%c
__
Jan
5.10
1.40
6%c
Jun
8c
Jan
2.39
23c
Apr
18c
7.00
900
6%c
76c
5%c July
12% Sep
Sep
2.75
13c
'
Bibis
Apr
1.17
5.90
7,500
Feb
40c
5.50
Apr
11%
7,900
3,550
1
:
-
"
3.00
Sep
64c
July '
5.75 July
1.00
Cheskirk
2.90 May
16
July -
97c
Chromium
Bellekeno
92c
15 %c
Rights
7% Aug
1.40
Sep
Sep
4.60
•
_1!
;
Trust
Jan
6%
1,310
1,213
•
Aug
16
1
Gold
27 %C
21c
July
July
July
14c
Lake
340
1.80
4.80
34
Jan
4.80
wn
Zl
1
Porcupine
Jan
6%
5.75
4 go
»
_
Z__Zl
Aug
4.20
Beaucage Mines Ltd
Beaver
Lodge
Belcher Mining Corp
Bell
Telephone
C— '
.
16
1
High
2.75
1
Oil
150
85c
/
ZZZZZZZl
Patricia
15%
17
1.73
85c
ho
Explorers
1,150
4.60
Ltd
Trethewey
90c;
*
Beattie-Duquesne
Corp
Low
31%
15
i 73
1
ZZZZZZZZl
*.00 July
1.26 July
July
100
33
.
.
40c
1,000
57
.
56
56
B
Beatty
.
;
Range Since Jan.
High
30
*
jg
-ZZZZZZZZIZZl
Producers
Shares
15
*
Natural Gas
Oil
30
ZZIZZZ1*
A
,
Gold
49
3.25 Aug
50
Aug
1
Mining
Bathurst
,
2.65
55
■
Wallpaper class
for Week
of Prices
Low
*
B
6c
1
Petroleums
Class
2.55
-
Uranium
Bata
Sep
40%
____
Metals
-Canadian
Feb
3.15
6C
49
Warrants
Co
5.40
Jun
1.73
2.65
Barvue Mines
Barymin
3.65 /Aug
Vickers
Sales
Range
Par
Canadian
Feb
19%c
Aug
40%
Toronto
Mines
12c
78,250
i
Scotia
Nova
13 %c 17 %c
Week's
Last
High
__10
(expire Nov 26)
of
17c
Friday
Sale Price
!__1
Montreal.:
of
Rights
1
STOCKS
Low
1
Bankfield
OCTOBER
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Eagamac Mines
Bank
ENDED
for Week
of Prices
Par
Oils
WEEK
!■
Last
Sale Price
Eanff
FOR
Sales
1.05 Aug
15% July
26
Jan
Sep
July
Aug
2.10
28
Feb
'
29%
Apr
Jun
Aug
J
46
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
(1366)
Monday, October 4, 1954
CANADIAN MARKETS
FOR
KANGE
Toronto Stock Exchange
(Cont.)
Federal
-r:;; ■ '.'v-'
Petroleum
Fenimore
Class
Iron
Mines
2,400
54c
34,425
68c
Sep
Apr
La
Lapa
Jan
Laura
1.95
Ford
Motor
class
1.75
2.00
5,425
97
*
—
95%
100
2.278
64
Jan
100
Apr
-100
25
78
Feb
105
Apr
12%
Jan
A—
B.'
Foundation
Co
Fraser
(A
—-—
20
Ltd
Debentures
170
1,080
94
270
*
4.45
4.40
4.50
to June
79c
79c
90c
Jan
88
72
33c
52c
100
89
690
28 %C
33c
13,510
47c
52c
80
Exploration
—1
Exploration of
Gatineau
5%
Power
*
Alberta
*
common
26%
26%
16 %c
29c
Gold
11,350
20%
1,580
—«
__;——.—
Jan
39c
Sep
Lomega
78c
15
5,695
5.55
Jan
13
925
5%
Jan
Lowney
Dynamics
3
65
5
Macdonald
class
Preferred
Geneva
495
35%
Jan
90%
500
58
Jan
90%
5.05
5.05
66%
5.05
45
25
11
11
11
261
102
102
103
60
1
15c
12c
15c
8.35
8.35
8.65
1
3 Vic
3%c
3%c
8,500
*
67c
65c
70c
7.00
Macfie
Apr
Mar
104
Jan
MacMillan
Madsen
Red Lake Gold
Magnet
5%C
Feb
Malartic
Goldfields
69c
62c
70c
64,150
*
24 'Ac
22c
25c
4c
144
146
191
50
__
52%
52%
52%
38
7%
300
Uranium
Paper
Northern
Great
Plains
Great
Sweet
Great
West
Great
Utilities
Gas
Gridoil
Gulf
Coal
75c
Sep
Marigold
Mining Corp
A
Maritime
Martin-McNeely
Massey-Harris-Ferguson
Industries
Maule
Jan
53
July
7
Feb
8
Apr
Maybrun
27c
31c
32,700
24c
May
49c
Jan
17c
20c
35,160
15c
Feb
29 %C
Feb
McColl
27%
28%
9,460
18%
Jan
28%
Sep
4.80
4.65
4.80
700
3.95
Jun
4.85
19%
21%
6,375
7.95
Jan
21%
Sep
2.25
2.11
2.25
86,643
6%
7
500
Apr
Feb
2.25
23
23
115
4.15
Lead
1
150
6.65
600
15
6.40
10
4.15
6.30
*
9c
-
„
.15
350
Lake
7c
Exploration—.
Mills
Aug
Merrill
Jan
Meta
Jan
Mexican
Gypsum Lime & Alabastine
6%c Aug
25,378
8.00 Mar
1,300
45
44%
45%
825
32%
Jan
45%
Sep
15%
16
240
14%
Jun
17%
Jan
Midcon
15%
50
14Va May
15%
Sep
Midland
100
100
20
98
12c
*
8,950
1.60
1.26 Mar
.
2.40
23%
Jan
1.66
8%c
9%c
13,700
1.70
1.60
1.74
20,650
20c
19 Vic
23c
16,760
19 %c
Sep
32c
10
875
7
Jan
10
101
17
90
Jan
102
12c 13 %c
-/i
11 %c
13c
6,000
-.*
Light
100%
100%
"
Sep
1.85 Aug
Jan
12 Vic
Feb
6c
Sep {
Jun ;•
1.31 Mar
.
Sep
4
1.75 Aug
Sep
—
j
7c
Aug
24%c
Jan
1
8,500
8c
Feb
15c
Aug
36c
7,700
26c
Aug
52c:
Jan !
500
21c
July
65c
Jan
31c
7%c
15,500
8
10,259
7%
.3.70
100
3.70
Oct
4.00
Sep
9%c
20,232
8c
Sep
17c.
Jan
.
12%
Feb
July
1
,
Jun i
'
3.70
8c
,
16
1,607
100% 101%
50
10c
lie
,64%
37c
9c
lie
3.10
__
1
'/'/• 8-15
24 %c
—
Sep
19%c
Apr*
66%
Apr«
•
Jan-
43c
Junt
,
Feb»
be
Jun
14c
6%c
Jan
26c-- Mar
•
Feb
!
3.00
100
95c
20c
Apr
8.45
357
7%
Jun
8.55
9c
Mar
35c.
5%
453,410
:
Jun
9%
2,306
7
51c
16,637
40c
26%c
13.50
—
3,800
1,500
*
9%
10
10%
2.50
51c.
5.80
14,555
18c 33%c
7%
4.60
Feb
7,000
!; 2.80
Preferred
Jan
400
49c
,
8.10
;
common.,—*
f/;,
3.10
.
40c
'4l<?
-
Sep;;
Jan
,1.15
1.15
i'v
Power
9c
101 %
1
30c
4,100
"
,
Feb
'
;
;
53
2,600
25,220
12 Vic 14 Vic
__
% -p.
,
18
37
.
91
1,222
37c
s
Oct
9% May;
Feb
26% Mar
2,500
63%
7 %c
3%C Jun
250
34
;
33
;£/>. 34
£
-
5c
15%
1
&
,
Aug
38,000
12c
7%
ft;^*3.70
>
Aug
31c
__
Mines__—___—_—1
Uranium
I
9%
C 37c
5
——1
•__
Petroleum :_—4
24,600
8.70
.
17%
♦
Island
13c
2,525
—1!£ 10%c
Lake
Merrill
11
23
100^'/—
—1
Mentor
10 %c
22%
* 3
-.
Mercury
Sep
7%c
Aug
57c
____* ^;J0%C
—5f:;, 84%
Lake
7.20 Mar
6%c
5c
16 %C
Mar
._1
•!._•
common—-
Gold
8.20
8.60
1
Red
McWatters
6c
1
—
Gold
July
7%
r.
Red
16
Mines
Gwillim
Jan*
9c
Ut IVuC
McDougall-Segur
Mclntyre Porcupine
McKenzie
15%
Gunnar
Sep >
Sep i
18c
31c
class A____—
McMarmac
15
76c-
13,450
Ltd
4.65 (Sep
Aug
Jun
1.99
Jun
12,100
1.75
<
1.45 Mar
184,700
,
Jan \
Jun >
41c
,9 'Ac
* i i"
Inc.—1
Frontenac
24% May
4.10 Mar
5.55
13%
„
4,331
-
14c
/ ;s35c
i—
Sep
9% Mar
Mar
7,400
56c
1.10
Jun
56C
*
il
Preferred
Aug
21%
22
Sep
,1.82
,
11 %c
Mines
Grain
McCabe
19c
5
21
_c__/—_/:!
Sep
48%
28c
Mar
12c
!
Sep
146
Jan
16
1.75
—1 K'/
:
.
Jan
Jan
13c
300
13c. Mar \
47c
—1'f/A 12c
_—„
34c
Apr
3%c July
97
*
.
—
Malartic
Gold
7%c
3%c
1.00
Feb.
28c
6%c Aug
1.60
—100^
Oils Ltd
*
class
Freehold
Trust
Marcus
1
Saddlery..
Wire
Greening
Marbenor
Sep
1
West
Guaranty
Sep
Jan
2.50
*
.
Sep
5%c
Aug
1.67
——.
Preferred
26c
12 %c
Sep
28%
Development
Grass
-
3c
1.60
,
-1/
common—.
July
28c
common—
69
40%
17,300
11 %c
It
*
Ltd—
Milling
Leaf
*
Mines
Lakes
Maple
1
Bousquet
Grandines
7
♦
;
Jan
■
Feb-
Jan
Jan
July
29 %c Mar
2,500
144
1
37c
Aug
1.10
87,008
4c
__•
——i
1,00
Sep
'
May
554,400
He
._49c
.1
—
5c
13,150
*
,20%
51c
Mines—
?—._
10c
4,000
2.40
common
Preferred
Great
6%c
2.10
_1
Tire
Gordon McKay class A
Great
26c
6%c
2.10
1
Porcupine
Mines
Goodyear
Graham
16c
6 V2C
_
Uranium
Goldhawk
Goldora
20 %c
1
Mines,
Manitou
Goldfields
250,055
—1
—1
i-
•__—_.
Eagle
Golden
4,500
47
89c
,
20
1.65
B
Consolidated
63c
Jan
16,600
1;/, -1.75
Mines—
class
Bloedel
&
Sep
21c
37%
22%
—
Gold
Jan
31,750
1.20
14c 14 %c
,
_l^_ _—1
Mines
15c
23c 23 %c
——1
Mines
Goldcrest
Gold
;
Gold
Lake
Feb.
Jun
3.00
Jan
lie
51c
9.70
July
69%c
__
.
.
—
Explorations
Mackeno
85c
_—If./
Mines
MacLeod-Cockshutt
Maneast
God's
Goldale
Aug
Aug
23c
;
July
1.50
4,000
9 Vic
Ifc.
Jan
4c
82c
14c
Jan
Jan
56c
2,215
3%c
"
Mines
Jun
16%
Jun
Mar
7.70
._._i
—
Mt
3%c Mar
4,502
Mines
Gold
10%
100
■
9%c
Mines—
(Walter
Macassa
SeD
47
July
42% May
397,760
1
Lake
Gold
4.80
150
45
*
,
Yellowknife
Glenora
65
*
A
60c
6 %c Aug
10c
Sep
9%c Mar
1,575
{
44%
*
V: 68%
A—__.
Goldfields
Louvicourt
Feb
85%
1
A
class
common
Jan
7% Aug
73
Aug
100
Mfg
Wares
class
Petroleums.
Uranium
Lorado
110
7%
Petroleum
i
July
5.680
•
.
Island
Long
26% July
112
July
9.40
Products
.
21 %
Jan
5c
c
7
Steel
14%* May
17%
1,000
Gold
110
General
Jan
10%
12,000
B
8.95
General
16% July
Jan
92
Motors
General
Jan
Jun
80
57,655
Long Lac—
Loblaw
Groceterias
7
General
General
'
Little
Jan
104
1
Petroleum
Liberal
9.00
1
Bakeries
6c
Apr
15
10,700
Gold
Gold
1.08 May
July
Jan
2%c
•'
\
___'
Lencourt
5.40 Aug
Apr
7 %c
550
Lexindin
July
Sep
Apr
7,500
Sep
*
Ltd
Mines
General
Giant
26%
100
preferred
Geco
>
A—
—
Sep
Class
Gaitwin
Gas
class
94
Feb
3.80
30c
Jan
5c
120
Mines
Leitch
21% Aug
v
Sep
-
1.70
1,000
'
24
Feb
High
38
Jun
Jun
1,500
—
Acceptance
Preferred
Lavalie
28
1.30
Secord
Laurentide
2.50 Aug
Jan
15%
1,190
—______
Apr
80
12,475
1956)—
common
(extended
Warrants
20
23%
93
22%
100
preferred
J)
22%
*
common,—
Cos
10 %c Aug
1.15
Range Since Jan. 1
1,252
3,300
Mines
Lapaska
Apr
25
common.,—_
Cadillac
23c
800
10
Shares
Mines.
Luz
11%
16c
10%
Woods
the
of
Apr
5.05
3.05'July
36 %c
for Week
Low
Lake
13%c Jan
May
16c
class A——_
Manufacturing
Frobisher
4.00
7c
10%
warrants—i
Fleet
Freiman
5,000
Sales
Range
High
100
B
Fittings Ltd
Class
>2c
—1
7%C
50c
-
—
—
_
Low
8c
Week's
of Prices
Sale Price
Range Since Jan. 1
High
3.75
—1
Kirkland
Federated
Shares
,
Last
STOCKS
for Week
Low
Par
OCTOBER 1
ENDED
Friday
Range
Sale Price
WEEK
Sales
of Prices
Last
stocks
"'7
Week's
Friday
10%
.Jun
j
Feb
Sep
Sep,
Aug
Mar*
Sep;
1
Hahn
Brass
Class
common
A
Hamilton Cotton pfd
Hard Rock Gold
Harding
100
—1
*
Carpets
Harrison
Hibbert
Mines
Head
Red
Gold
Heath
Gold
Hinde
&
1
64,600
9; 559
21c, "May
Mining
Modern
May
12c
16c
27,400
10c
Jun
26c
Jan
Class
6c
6%c
6c
July
Moneta
4c
3%c
•4c
9,000
15c
14c
15c
*6,600
15c
42c
42c
45%
50c
35c
60c
6%
13 %c
Feb
7%c
Jun
Montoco
Petroleym
30c
Jan
Montreal
Locomotive
Mar
16%
16%
51c
Aug
50
Aug
25c
25
95c
Sep
Sep
Moore
r
Porcupine
Hollinger
Home
Consol
5
Hosco
11% Jan
1,533
7.85
8.15
22c
25c
Morrison
Brass
j_"__
152,250
5c
6c
14,500
____»
26
26
26%
120
50
51
1
Sinith
Paper
common
Preferred
14c
July
'18% Aug
,
National
Ltd
Jan
28c
Sep
National
National
4c
Aug
6%c
Jan
Jan
26%
Sep
45
Jan
51
Preferred
Mining
Hudson
Mihing
Bay
&
Smelting
•
Hugh-Pam Porcupine
Huron
&
20%
Imperial Bank
Imperial Life
Feb
37%
Jan
27c
1,288
July
30c
9,600
142
142
7
125
Mar
29%
29%
29%
25
25
May
___1
6.30
.
6.20
—
10
6.35
1,125
6 Vic
7%C
11,900
46%
1
47
701
36%
6.00
1Q
69
68%
69
245
43
♦
of
Canada
34%
34%
35%
10,717
28
10%
10%
10%
4,440
9
25%
25%
25%
560
preferred
25
Lake
1
3%c
Sep
4%c Aug
ordinary 5
Oil
23%
Jan
12%
13%
Preferred
._____.
Aug
National
Hosiery
2.50
Jun
National
Petroleum
49%
Sep
National
51c
Jan
Negus
Sep
Nesbitt
29 %
Oct
New
8.20
Sep
New
10%c Jan
New
Bristol
Oils
British
Dominion
New
Calumet
142
47%
Sep
Jan
74
Sep
Jan
36
Mar
Jan
3%c
3,000
3%c July
45%
47%
2,625
34%
Jan
47%
47%
25
34%
Jan
47
47%
65
39
Mar
8
Mar
7
Aug
Acceptance
*
common
preferred
46%
30
;
preferred
'
'
__2
Ingersoll Machine class
Inglis (John) & Co.
A
■
8%
100
•
*
11%
11%
12
21,550
1
International
Bronze
International
Metals
class
International
Nickel
Co
Pow
2.18
2.11
2.23
11,350
25
pfd
Steel
class
—
—
Gold
5%
1.67
-28%
12 %c 13%c
2.01
2.32
,
July
.
Sep;'
New
Concord
May
New
Jun
New
Davles
25%
Seps
13% Juir,
,
57c
71c
51c
51c
^45c
54c
40,100
15,c 16 %c
28 %c
1,708
49c
12,950
2.23
1.77
18,400
13c
91c.
-
Jan
1.26 Jam
Julv
July
Feb;
2.76 May
Jan
pne
Jan
Mar
1.60
55cFeb
37c
Sepi
Aug,
2.69 July, 1
70c
Feb
1.00 Aug
23,136
75c
16c
...
7 Vic May
17,175
2.15
29_
Feb-
1.36 May
4,650
43,700
1.05
Sep'
Jan'
Juiii
,
9 Vic
39c
,
Apr
7%
2.0»
Sep
24 % July -
35c
,
28%
6,075
1.00
jun:
12% Au&
1,175
71c
Continental Oil
10%
Jan
5%
46,675
2.15
^___.
Oil-
13%
Jan
1.40
180
1.05
Mines
.
5,200
8%c
8c
Sep
Development—.
-i
Petroleum.
5c
Mar
New
Aug
New
Devon
Sep
New
Dickenson
48% Aug
New
—50c
16 %c
Dehli
48%
*8%
48
75c
47,025
81c
19,500
10c
Mar,
1.53
Mar
12c
Jan;
30c
.
llVic Aug
1.20
1.06
9
Petroleum.—
10c
Mines—
2.85
j.
Fortune
Apr
New
Sep
New
Harricana
3.35 Mar
New
Highbridge
-
12%
Mines
1.95 July
Sep
Feb
17%
260
15% Aug
17% Aug
New
Hugh
Malartic
675
29 % Mar
38
Aug
New
Jason
Gold—
48%
13,018
34 %
Jan
48%
Sep
New
132% 134%
225
128 %
21%
22%
1,219
15%
16
27%
29
135 %
Jun
New
Jan
26%
Apr
New
250
12%
Aug
16
Sep
Newlund
6,690
20%
Jan
29
Sep
New
Marlon
Morrison
28
Mines—.
5c
5c
6c
8,100
4%c Aug
10 %c
Jan
New
9 Vic
9%c
30,000
7%c Mar
9%c
Sep
Newnorth
1.68
1.65
1.77
2,800
1.40 Mar
3.80
Jan
New
8c
6 Vic
9%c
58,400
5%c Mar
28 %c July
New
Gold
10 %c
10c 10 %c
3,900
10c - Jun
Jan
New
Richfield
13c
90,500
Jan,
26c
6,500
7%c July
23c
Jan
New
29 %c May
73c
July
New
Ryan Like
25c
23c
28c
29,400
Sep
New
1.60
1.60
1.70
700
7c
7c
4,200
23%
24
425
2.15 Mar
23%
Aug
16c
2,051
13c
Aug
6c
8,000
5c
Jun
10c
11c
12,399
9c
Sep
36c
44c
379,046
15 Vic
5Vic
2,200
4%c
4c
4%C
41,700
4c
5c
6,750
4 %c
15c
15c
3,750
8%c
4c
4V4C
5,000
4c
Oct
10c
14c
10,000
9c
Feb
9c
May
25c
Feb
Apr
,,,
5c
l
18%
New
Superior
l
Hudson
__1
Lake
96 Vic
5c
5c
May
16% Mar
18'%
5,234
2,000
7c
July
93c
99c
81,870
52c
Apr
9%c
Jan
Nib
19
Apr
Jan
Nisto
klD Sep
44c
3,700
35c
Aor
60c
May
10c
July
24c
Jan
15c
Jan
47c
Jan
North* Canadian
Jan
North
Aug
North
12c
7c
9%c
32,500
24c
22,100
1.22
1.10
1.22
11,900
21%
21%
22
630
8.50
8.50
8.90
3,117
66c
66c
68c
4,600
3,000
•
•
4%c Aug
19c
1.00
"~1
,
Feb
July
1.80
Norlartic
17
7.75
61c
Mar
22
Jan
10% Aug
Jun
85c
Sep
Mines
NormeiaL-Mining
^
Nor-pax
Oil &
Inca
i
"
r
•
*
Mines
■
■
"
7
'
Feb,
Jun
19c
Jan
7%c
Sep;
Feb
18%'c May
Jun
20c
Sep
5c
Jun
12c
Sep
Gold
North
1.331
6c
14c
1.40
2.85
58
Jan
18c
77,000
10c
Aug
21c_Jan
10,500
16%c
Jun
33c
Noythland
1,250
5.00
July
6.60
24c
24c
20,200
May
28c
Mines
Northwestern
2 9fi.
3.00
1,900
8c
Aug
1,590
Ltd
Ltd
%b
9c
7,000
1.78 Jan
6,400
pfd.
3,000
9%
9%
4,075
3.80
200
11c
45c
(1940)—
Utilities
Mines
2.35
5,666
3.95
47c
1,220
5c
7,500
8,000
q3
50
30 %c 33 V2C
13,150
cn
Aug
Sept
10%c Jan
19c
Sep,
Sep
4 Vic
Northern Canada .Mines
23c
6.00
Nudulama
2.S5
7,500
Jan,
75%
~
Jun(
12c
Jan
6%c May
5c
10c
Trinity
21c
Aug
7,500
3.80
Warrants
5.95
20c
8%c
73%
41c 49 Vic
:
22C
Sep
2,300
6ViCr 7%c
Oil. _l
6.00
July
35,000
2.52
3.75*
Rankin
Star
—1
~
7Vic
lie 13 Vie
Ltd.^_
—1
—1
Jan
July
Mar
13c
Oils—_L
—1
I
9%c
7c
9%c
^
Lingman
Mining
Aug
8%c
19c
73
Osu
14c
89c
Jun
4.25
2.45
7 Vic*
Lake
18c
Feb
Jun
Jan
8Vic
,1.
Lake
Mines
May:
May
2.10
56,725
Norgold
North
Ltd
Jan;
19c
'
Mar
12c
Jan
12%c Mar.
12c
15c
;
^
90c
21 %C
2.11
20c
500
13 %c
Mines
Oct
12c
2,869
18c
5c
Noranda
60c
20c
Labrador Mining & Exploration
Lake Dufault Mines
Mines
7,700
22c
19,520
2.49
9 Vic
Nipissing Mines
20c
63c
8%c
11c
2.30
14c
60c
l
Ltd
25%
8%c
l
Mines
Yellowknife
Jun
ny8
_l
*__
_____
Thurbois
19%
8,000
Canada-
Mines
40c
60c
l
Townsite
5c
New
of
2.30
18c
Oils
10 Vic
-
July
8%c
»
4c
4
Mines
10 %c
Jan
12 %c
Jan
75c
38c
Senator
Taku
Feb
9c
Apr,
10c
Ltd
Rouyn Merger
36,110
5c
July
Jun:
Mar-;
8,500
Petroleums
9c
1.42 Aug
July
5c
32,200
25c
4%c
55c
34t
9 %c
4%c July
10c
17,650
Oils
8c
May
13c
6%c Mar
5,000
6c
Gold
50c
16c
5Vic
5c
Mines
50c
_1
Kerr-Addison
Keyboycon Mines
Keymet Mines
Wasa
Jan
%p
4%c
Pacalta
»
Lake
Jan,
40c
5c
Norzone
1
Kelvinator
Shore
52c
Aug
92c
Gold
New
Lake
Sep
July
12c
16c
15c
(John)
11c
18c
11,700
5c
Mines
*
Mining
Oils
5.681
49.766
86c
U
97/eC
1
Ltd
Keno
19
.
3.15
18c
3.95
Jun
Feb
Oc^
5 Vic
July
16c'
36C
Aug
72c
6
J^n
934
Sep
Jun
3.95
Sep
Jun
25c
Jan;
65c
Jun
2.15
10c
35c
Aug
Jan;
Jun
9c
Feb
92
Aug
93 Vi
20c
Jun
50c
Sep
Jan(
4Vic Jan
■
For footnotes
,
Sep.
Feb
12c
5%c
•
Mylamaque Explor
Laguerre
Larder
1
Copper
48c
July
20c
15c
13c 16%c
Jan
19
1
.
Kristina
3.20
39c
10 %c
.>
Kelore
*
(1939)
Klondike
21,800
24Vi(: May
Jan
13c
37%
*
Oils
Kirkland
6,455
32c
2.60
11c
l
»
Gold
Kirkland
3.00
30c
Goldvue
17
Credits.—___♦
Line
5
Ltd__
Kirkland
*
30c
.
47%
133
Mines
Jonsmith Mines
Labatt
Sepj
3.75
-Jan
•39c
35%
22%
Joliet-Quebec
Kroy
Sep, *
Sep.
9
.
% May
1.54-
1
Bidlamaque
1
Waite
Kenville
-
22c ' Mar¬
io
Alger
37
»
Jasper Oil
Kayrand
.760
27
28
New
Pipe
Jupiter
-
28
28
5%
.-
9%
11%
8,580
109-
•
28
j._>—:
47%
5/100
Interprovincial
Joburke
Jun
Jan^ i
33%
2.05 Aug
37,000
-
26%
•-
July
11%' 11%
20
—__;__25c]
Uranium
17%
Building
Oils
5-j
34,700
Car
Labine
•
Petroleum
Jnterprovinclal
Jet
19
Jan
39c
35c
,
'
Jellicoe
r13%
13% -13%
-
B.
Mines
*
A
common
Preferred
International
Jack
23c.
*
Inspiration Mining
Jacknife
v53c;
Jan
"
Industrial
$2
29c
1.70
142
.
Imperial Tobacco
$1.50
47% "49%
*
1
paid
Indian
175
1,400
100
common
Husky Oil & Refining Ltd
Hy-Charger Petroleums
4%
47%
51
2.35
100
Erie
Imperial
51
2.35
•
—
1^:12% >
—_x—
Explorations Ltd^—__.
Grocers 'common—_:
New
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:
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24% Jan
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.
rf
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Mar
25
Sep
Oct;
17 %
10c
2,200
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425
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16%
.
41c
18,700
is %
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6,444
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16% "
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Sep
Feb
14
Jan
.2.90
„
6% Aug
Aug
-
Oil
Homer
6%
•
preferred
4%
Multi-Minerals
6%
631
Sep
43c
Jan
/
1.35
10
100
May
28 % Mar
2*,700 "
common-
A
30c
8,240
6 V2
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5c
3,053
May,
27%
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1.75
10,200
16%
—
67c.
,
Jan
18c
11,000
1.45
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16,500
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Jan
45%
H-I-Tower
17%c Jan
17e
,
Oct
Minda-Scotia
Aug
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Petroleum
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21,500
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Sep
City
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Mill
12
Feb
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&
Sep
Feb
,
15c* Mar
6c
&
24c
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500
9c
100
Feb
20c
I
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8
7c
22c
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High Crest Oils
Highland-Bell
7%
15 V4C 16%c
9c
1
Iron
Headway
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of
7%
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see
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&n.
•
Volume 180
Number 5365
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...
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1367)
47
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
WEEK
FOR
ENDED
.OCTOBER 1
J*
Friday
Week's
Last
STOCKS
v
Range
Par
Oakville Wood
Obaska
Lake
Okalta
Oils
;
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Ontario
Jockey
Club
Ontario
Pyrites
Co
V 4c
90c
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6%
14.000
71c
3c
1.50
6%
10c
10,500
4'/2c
48,836
1.35
1.60
17c
Jan
Preferred
2
Teck-Hughes
Gold
22,200
Feb
18c
July
11c
1
Jan
Torbitt
Jan
Toronto
2.95 May
Toronto
Opemiska
8.610-
67c
600
65c
July
95c
75c
82c
28,320
60c
Jun
97c
Apr
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24
24
24
50
25%
2.31
2.25
2.43
78.660
1.00
Jan
2.56
Jun
3.90
3.90
4.00
1,402
3.25
May
4.45
Feb
1
5%c
5%c
6c
"3,000
5c
Jan
44c
40c 45 %c
22,800
July
Sep
7%c
1
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58c
Jan
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Orange Crush
Orenda
Gold
Osisko
Lake
Mines
;
1.90 Jan
-
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Pacific
1
(Eastern)
Petroleum
Navigation.
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t
Western
21% July
30 Vic
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34c
Traders
5%
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35c
5c
5%c
28c
30c
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Gold
3.00
3.00
8c
8c
43c
43c
900
43e-
50c
16,420
33 Vic
Jan
49c
6.00
5.65
5,000
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32
29c
30c
3.50
50
1,200
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10c
•9.000
1.38
1.65
77,400
42c
46c
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39
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/
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•
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Union
;
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:
13%
Jun
17
Sep
151
30
Apr
36
Sep
80
16
Jan
29
24
24%
Sep
1,055
17
Jan
31
Sep
40%
43
2,570
32%
Jan
45
41%
Aug
300
32%
Jan
525
41% Jun
11,716
33c
19,825
1.65 July
30c July
24%
5,768
19% Jan
30
United
33c
32c
31
Olass
Keno
Mar
;12c
Sep
class
A
pfd
Montauban
Oils
United
Jan
62c
39
Jun
Van
Ventures
Powell
Power
i
Prairie
10%
40%
41%
357
20c
2,833
3.80
3.65
3.80
11,200
30
30
720
28
300
16
60
60%
125
Sep
56% Jan
6.70
6.70
7.00
2,700
0.25 Feb
Mines
25c
26c
6,750
21o
July
1.08
1.05
1.12
16,850
72a
Jan
1
*
—;
75c
1.65
Oct
.
Upper
Canada Mines
2.46
95c
Roi
:
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5,500
31c
Premier
5
•
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t
Border
Premier
♦
37%
East
38
1.55
Sep
Jan
2.44
Sep
Viceroy
*
Jan
Vicour
Sep.'
Violamac
10c
May
24-
Mar
70c
28c
1
•*31
1.36
Sep
l.Ol
65c
66c
46%
Pronto
:
51c
420
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1.85
Oct
Waite
Ltd
Mfg
Walker
class
Mines
—
1
_
4C
72 •'.*
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9c
Quebec Copper Corp
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3c
1,000
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73
21 •
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Labrador
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Manitou
3%c
3%c
1,000
3c
17%
18%
5,241
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2,375
7%
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Feb
6%c
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8,000
11c
19,400
12
12%
3,870
64%
67%
4,274
7%
7%
100
21c
22c
3,000
4,000
5c
20c
10,350
13c
355
Western
Ashley
1
nc
12c
14,350
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22%
22%
22 %
1,200
5.75
July
Western
Tungsten
Weston
(Geo)
1.10
24,450
62c
9,400
10c
56c
5.50 Mar
12c
Jan
3,900
Mar'
>
-
1.20
Mar
16c
3.50
3.65
625
42 %c
45c
8,600
37c
Mar
21c
22c
6,000
18c
1.03
Jun
2.50
Feb
July
Aug
Sep
5.10 Aug
7&
<
43%c
May
Jan
21
20%
21
2,383
8
__
5
8%
225
13% Mar
8
21%
Feb
11
Sep
July
A
*
Ltd
•
common
100
White
Hardware
Willroy
pfd
Winnipeg
Winora
Electric
Gold
Radiore
Uranium
Rayrock
Red
Gold
——.
'
Rexspar
Ri'x-Athabasco
Robertson
Robinson
Roche
Uranium
Mfg
—,
Roy
1.22
1,251,980
38c
17c
16,200
11c
Aug
Aug
23c
8c
Apr
12c
Jan
Jun
1.80
4%c
43c
1
1.25
1.80
4%c
1.00
;
1.08
19.065
"87C
Mar
45C
50c
26,073
43c
Jan
i:25
11,197
1.20
400
1.30
Jan
2.00
500
.
3%c
Feb
7%c Apr
20
22
81
2.00
1.05 July
385
.'.,18
22
3.00
15c
14,600
10c
2,625
lc
1.000
7,550
10c
Feb
58,000
5c
Aug
18c
37%
Jan
46%
43%
6%c
.19c
44
44
3,385
2.55
2.75
37,910
12%
13%
4.010
Oils
*
7c
8c
5,300
2%c
8c
3%c
3%c
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Antonio
Gold
15%
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9%c
9%c
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class
A—.
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A
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90c
90c
97c
1.95
225
2.12
8,800
27»/z
51%
'
,
4,565
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52
30
50%
50
60% Aug
ijj
28
455
27'%
35
15c
7,800
96c
1.00
35,808
27%
83c
Aug
1.55
Jan
1
96c
13c
13c
-
.
HVi
11%
11%
1,214
11%
11%- 11%
110
——————*
:
1
18%
18%
39c
38 %c
—-
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Siscoe
Gold
Slater
Somerville
Souris
13%
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310
52%
52%
30
42c
1,000
34%"
34%
35%
380
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20c
20c
23c
13,050
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Spooner Oils -»—L—
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Standard
Standard
Paving
Oil
Starratt
Olsen
common—
class
Radio
Stanwell
6,400
13%.
r__„20
Southam
Stadacona
1,842
40c
*
preferred
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Co '_
19
J
52%
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Gas
&
A_1
42c
1
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Metal
Steeloy Mining
Steep
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———
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Superior Propane Ltd- pfd
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—
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—
—
Industries
Sylvanite Gold
5%c
1
—1
14c
18%c
3.80
25
*
Ltd
;
Mines
Jan
Feb
Sep
1.70
22,848
1.14
13c
15c
17,433
9c
Feb
22c
Mar
1
17%c
17c 19%c
35,500
13c
Aug
27c
Feb
Co
1st
Sep
Bulolo
Sep
Canada
<fe
Canada
Gen
Jan
30
July
29% Aug
Canadian
18c
Canadian
Jan
Jan
1.20
Apr
9 %#Anr
11%
11%
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81c
9
14% Mar
ju-^35'c
Mar
' 19l/„
Tlllu
12% July
47%
Feb
40c
May
Coast
Dominion
23%
530
18%
Apr
35%
36%
2,470
18%
Apr
15c
5,100
15c
21c
57,700
3.65
3.95
27.938
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240
18
1,025
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18
50
103
103
20
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13c
11%C
14c
19,500
3.00
2.85
3.00
2,400
1
1.20
1.16
1.22
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44
105
50
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15
50
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■
11.500
398
161
2,950
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175
50%
50%
6.40
6.65
21%
21%
16
16
—
34
30
34
27
27
28
66
23%
24%
5%
2,184
__
5%
101
32
May
23% Jan
Aug
16% Sep
116
Oct
52
Sep
7.25 Feb
21% Aug
16 % Aug
36
12%
76%
56
77%
1.60
57
100
1,672
14c
17c
2,100
13c
19%
17
6
12 %
77/2
2.60
58 A
15%
17
28%
33%
54
28%
,
765
45
Mar
29% Aug
26/a Aug
'
10
Jun
64
Jun
1.Q0 Mar
12
—
*
.
20% July
4.40 Jun
12%
*
——
July
Aug
Sep
May
19
t
5.60 Feb
17
Jan
13% Jan
„
6.40
21%
1
Lumber
Dominion
Glass
13%
Jun
'53% Jun
DuPont
of
Aug
80c
34c
Sep
Feb
common
Aug
Oct
Sep
Aug
Aug
Pato
'24
38% July
4Vic Aug
6.50 Jan
13c
34
40
Sep
14c
May
13c
May
1.65
Feb
23% July
15% Jan
15%
101
10c
Feb
Jan
May
1.60
Feb
1.08
Jun
Flour
Paper
-
36'%
5
—
*
common—
35%
100
Jan
8.75 July
Price
5.20
1
Brns
-
40%
*
Canadian
Third
—
1
Oreille
37
25
54
54
38%
38%
24%
24%
120
35
36
30
11,790
615
1,080
'
100
July
23%c Apr
20 A Aug
17% Sep
35% July
Apr <
Sep
July
Jan
Jan
M»r
6
Jan
' 34% Jan
38% Sep
77/2
36%
9
55
190
Gen
Invest
——
165
165
4.70
5.30
4.60
40%
4.85
41%
5%
5%
Sep
18%c Jan
28c
4.15
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Aug
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95c
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310
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3.50 Jan
s to
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4.80 Jan
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105
20c
3.10
Feb
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CANADIAN MARKETS
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5.30 Sep
6
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18
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25
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Sep
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44
Mar
8%
—
6
-
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37% May
9 Vic
8%
-
30%
40% Jan
Jan
Aug
36%
30%
——»
,
Inc
Minnesota Si Ontario
Molson's
Ogilvie
35%
__
——*
Paper
Utilities
11% May
Jan
75
36%
com—"'
26% July
18c
75
5
Securities
Canada
Jun
1.00
7%
540
100
2,104
272
589
1,130
19%
20
Interprovincial Utilities
Loblaw
-
19%
17'A
31%
38%
77%
:
new
May
%
56%
*
pfd
Steel
Hayes
1.60
*
Preferred
14c
116
30 %
24%
Bridge
Mar
44c
26c
May
25
112
*
21% July
Jun
10c
9,350
116
24% Jan
16
Feb
8% Jan
87
Jan
49 Vn Jan
com
Oil
12c
3,500
17%
Ltd
Paper
Dalhousie
International
13c
17,000
50
23,168
5
International
Jun
40
19
16%
*
(1954)
Copper,
Jan
36c
7.20
19
*
common
Invest
Westinghouse
36% Aug
17,481
5%c
Jan
7% Jan
15%
—
*
<_
12%
35%
11%
81%
Jan
16%
5
Sugar
Marconi
Jan
85c
5c
810
2,457
630
30%
*
Western
29%
62c
7.00
34%
11
34
7
25
Jim
Feb
100
10%
29%
*
Bronze
Canadian
Feb
7
10%
High
Low
7
34%
*
Dredging
Indus
24
7
,
Eang* Since Jan. 1
High
1
Banknote
Dominion
Canadian
23%
Shares
*
preferred
Gold
for Week
5
Paper
Develop
Vinegars
2nd
Sales
Range
*
Jun
Canadian
6
13
&
preferred
Canadian
10 %c July
Curb Section
Week's
♦
2.50
5.40
—
of Prices
Low
*
common
Sep
20
'■
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—
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Brown
Jan
24 %c
—*
9 VaC
1.80
-
1.63
Corp
British
Aug
40
—100
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9c
13c
Pulp
Newfoundland
11c
4.276
23%
.50
14c
5%c Jan
1.65
Mines
Canadian
51
2,780
-
Preferred
Tandem
5%c July
500
1
National
Jan
3.75 May
10%
24*
common.
63,540
Par
in
Tamblyn
13c
6Vic
Friday
44%
7%c May
•25%
26c 26 %c
40
7-05
lie
6Vic
Sale Price
July
24%
—*
Inlet
Switson
*
--1
.
Sudbury
35%
1
20
Mines—
Trusts
Sturgeon River
*
—
1.96 Mar
Jan
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STOCKS
I
Canada
of
1.00
1
1.45
'
Bros
Steel
Feb
Sep
Jan
Canadian Fnnda
53
22%
.—_———*
Stedman
6.00
Sep
13c
Toronto Stock Exchange
Jan
12 %c
70c
1
Gold
3.75
Sep
—1
Mines
39■
10%
26c
*
Ltd
18c
103
-1
Bear
Yukeno
Consolidated
*
*
A
330
Aug
1
j
14
'
'
1
:
class
3.40
104%
Feb
6c
98% Apr
1
Oil
Mines
Yellowknife
Sep
13%
1.50 Jan
.'11 • Mar
3.50
1.95
—
Class B
3.35
97%
Sep
?inc
Yankee Canuck
Anglo
36.663
27%
Dairies
Silverwood
75
Sep
&
Yellowrex
Anglo
3.30
2,000
——
22,000
Jun
12% Aug
50c
Sep
Jan
521,867
Mines
Silver-Miller
8c
103
-
Peb
Mar
11c
1.85
8c
——
140
6c
102%
6c
9Vic
10%c Jan
Aug
7%
22c
Jan
Jun
5.40
,
*
3,655
102 102 %
102
102%
5c
12,100
'
12"
80c' Jan
6 Vic Mar
18,500
7c
5%c
Sep
4.45 Aug
Sep
2,810
Andian
Jan
4.90
ctfs
trust
7c
48%
1.20 July
OPo
15,100
Feb
1.26
7%c
Mining
26,020
41c
Jun
37%
common——;—.*
Breweries
Voting
Silanco
75
100,495
5%c
11%
__
11%
*
4
48
2.25
40c 46'Ac
1.77
19%
821
5.30
—
_
38c
4%c
725
51%
Mines
July
43c
1.65
Sep
59
1
(1954)
48
48
1.85
__
1.87
100
Jan
13
13
Sherritt Gordon
May
Mar
40c
17c
1.45
50c
*
*
50
1
preferred—,.—
Shawkey
103
13% Sep
2.90
2.97
—
Oils Ltd-
Security
Freehold Petroleums—
Shawinigan Water & Power com
Jan
1.65
"
Rainbow
Scurry
80%
100
pfd
3.25 July
Jun
1.41
57%'
57%
*
248
*
9c
1,100
1
Petroleums Ltd—
103
1
Lead
14%
535
1
>_■
102
05c
Yale
2%e May
6,520
15
—1
Lawrence
San
Sep
103
5.80 Mar
Mar
Wright-Hargreaves
Asbestos
St
51
Apr
July
2.40
10%
,
1
_____*
Ryanor Mining
Alexander
Jan
21c
7c' July
common-,
Jan
1
Wood
Mar
%c Aug
2.75
Gold
34%
36e
Feb
20c
July
13%
Industries
873
Jun
6c
9c
—*
Rupununi
7,850
50
Feb
6 Vic
.9%c July
—10
;
60c
48%
Jan
lc
1
56 %c
Sep
Sep
Oil
Royalite
Jan
Feb
2.00
11c 11%C
*
Royal Bank
Russell
1.65
Sep
May
13c
—
_
Silver
Rundle
1.27
74c
9%c
14c
—1
1
-
1.70
4%C
;
1.03
1
59c
48%
Jan
3.80 Aug
Apr
■9,600
20
Lac
Oils
1.25 Aug
1.22 Sep
9V2C
2.00
Warrants
Roxana
Mar
15c
82c
common
Consol
Rowan
54c
8%c
1
pfd—
$1.00
Cotton
Long
_____—
——„.
25,350
%C
1
——
Uranium
Rio Prado Oils
8
1
1
—
—
1.15
17c
1
MacDonald
Regcourt
1.06
1.18
_1
1
Petroleum
Reeves
1.09
1
J.
Mines
Poplar
Reef
Mines—.—
preferred—,
,
H)
Sep
38% July
1,450
_1
(G
24
25
4.20
J.
ru*
Centraf Gas——,
Wood
17% Feb
38%
4.00
1
Layder,
&
Jun
19%c May
38 %
,
1
Wiltsey-Coghlan
Winnipeg
Jan
Mar
4.10
50
Petroleums
Winchester
9c
23
July
33
Jan
33c
.
20% Jan
lie
Sep
39c
_*
Mines
Wilrich
lie"
Jun
May
8.00 Aug
1
Leaseholds
Preferred
Jan
5C
__
13
69%
Sep
5%c
4.00
7%c Mar
Sep
9%c Sep
2.20 Jan
Sep
21%
class
98c
19c
21
Breweries
Sep
8%
Jan
.
19c
Grocers
'•
Apr
Jan
20 % May
4.30 Mar
20c
Canada
7%
50
21%
Oils
Western
2,500
12c
1
Territories
Western
9c
i:00
Consol
•
75
>
3.05 July
'
_
A
Jan
5c
■
;IJ0 Jan
64%
*
West
Western
34,120
10c
44c
,
-i
Mining
Milk qiass
July
1.67
1.57 Aug
lc
'•
Sep
..25,430
90c
'
-1;
QUemont
14
6%c Apr
1.80
_1
Jun
4.85
500
8.225
■
9%
1.66
1.70
*
Pyrites
'
Quintq
Apr
Jan
1.47 Mar
Jun
12%
W
&
4.25
5.20
r
—
Corp."
7.70
98c
reo
8%
Aug
18% Aug
61% July
1.01 Jun
Products
'
Gold
31
8%
1
15% July
4.80
■
*
Metallurgical
Jan
Jan
Westeel
Sep
Feb
3.00
Apr
7%c
.1
Nickel
July
4.45 July
11% Apr
1
2.50 Mar
70
13
;
1.02
Queenston
22c
385
•
Jan
Feb
7,500
■
Amulet
Wekusko
Jan;
48
Sep
Aug
4.00
4.70
1
Quebec
43
Jun
3.30
5%c Jan
Jan
1.40
4.10
5.15V
,
*
-—
Quebec
Jan
15c
14
*
A
Mines
Weedon
38% Aug
Mar
35
i;ioo
3.85
3.85
Mines.
Mica
Purdy
/
26
l',600
.
13
_1
Airways
8% Mar
33
17%
*
Mines
Feb
40c
Aug
*
'
73
u—
Uranium
Prospectors
3,087
•
47 *•
1.80
4c
——
....
Dome,:
11% Aug
10'/a Aug
Apr
2.46
Feb
12c
"
,■■■'
*
Metals
Preston
37%
47
"——III
-
35c
Feb
1.29
Cons_
Mar
1.41
~
130,960
33c
2.32
■j.
—
*
——_
Jun
9
1.25
13%
1.27
1
#
__
12,700
1
•—
Oil
:
1
i
___*
Rouyn Oold
19a
525
16
16
"
'
■
Corp
Jan
3.50 Mar
Jun
Feb
Jan
14 VsC
18c
«
Steel
Mar
42c
Jun
10%
*
United
Aug
670
50
Feb
Jan
May
7c
177,810
40%
July
2.55
2.55 Jan
30
Hill
45
30c
28c
*
Fuel
United
38c
Feb»
11,300
11%
,
)
22,990
24c
«
i
2,000
3.10
11%
1
B
United
Sep
-33»
1.720
70c
2.46
Oils
River
7Vic
2.96
27c
Corp class A
39c
J
Powell
36c
7Vic
3.05
r*
Asbestos
United
Sep
65c
21%
22%
1
Feb
Sep
42%
45
1.92
*
common
Jun
280
31c
*
13
Sep
Jan
1.70
25
_9
Olvr
1
1.20 Mar
1.80
*
Mining
,75c.
;
14,900
29%
70c
1
*
Line
Gas
Union
8.40 Mar
May
,
15
!•
10c 10 %c
•
——.
*
Petroleum
3,700
16%
_*
Aug
55c
«
July
700
'1
Development
Ponder
1.58
'
1
Placer
Pipe
Resources
Preferred
Jan
1.00
-
July
24c
Oil
Petroleum
Union
5.00 Mar
12c
-
Aug
10-
99"
Mountain
Trend
Jun
2,815
12
101
39
——1
i
61c
Mar
Jun
1.65
___«
-
J
Jau
43%
46c
11c
38c
Aug
43c
Uranium
35c
35%
1
Jan
7c
8V4C
—1
Mines
Gold
Crow
15,215
33c
*
Jan
3.00
6.50
"
29c
1
-
——„
53c
-
.1—
Gas
19c
1.82
Tungsten Corp
Jun
1,000
12
"
-
——1
Mineral-
&
&
Engravers
Pickle
J;
Goldfields
Oils
Peruvian
Sep
43%
Triad Oil
11c
*
1,115
'
f
11 %c
*
Sep
47/8c
-
144,750
-
100%
*
—~_100
—
13,500
41%
Feb
Sep
47c
8c
1
:
com
—
Aug
*
Transcontinental
11% Mar
74%
„
3IV2C
4,900
*•
Trans
Jan
94c
40
Oils
Era
Sep
1.60
July
.,24
*
—
—
Sep
2.71
40%
*
preferred
Empire Oils
Trans
Feb
A
12%
Jan
24%
*
187c
Apr
Mar
33c
class
12
1.83
35%
*
;
Jan
Sep
10
25
—1—20
com
,1
8%
<
High
16%
*
Works
Finance
Class
1.35 Mar
59 %c
Aug
--
61c
5%c
1
*
2,120
17c
1.54
1
General Trusts
A
United
i
'
60
~
28'/2 c
50c
__
Jewelers
Preferred
6.20
620
4,000
1
:
Natural
Credit
65
82c
*
—
—
Paymaster
River
643/a
721/4 C
Jan
Sep
1
Malartic
Peoples
10.507
9.00
-
65
85c
11 Vic
1
Pathfinder
Peace
9.65
9.35
2,100
72Vic
10c
.
—
Drilling
;
Partanen
35,700
-
*
Oil
Mines
14c
*
Paramaque Mines
Parbec
13c
1.35
11 Vic '
1.25
1
Pamour
Pan.
1.15
1
Hershey Tubes
Porcupine
Page
99c
46c
\
200
47,626
14c
14c
■
Iron
515
10
2.42
95c.
1
—
Elevators
Class
Trans
Pacific
9%
10
I
Silver
Toronto
May
Low
2.20
2.20
Rang* Since Jan.1
hujH
Jun
1
common
Copper
2.65
78c
*
Steel
2.60
i 65c
Ontario
2.60
*
1
;
Gold
1.96
Aug
♦
;
Ltd
Tombill
18 Vic
1.15 July
13c
—1
Calgary !____
Thornpson-Lundmark
Jan
Shares
Low
—10
Texas
May
for Week
9
1
Mines—
Sales
Range
of Prices
common
Aug
Sep
14
3 Vic
*
Pearson
9 Vic
Mar
7c
4,400
14c
*
Par
Taylor
Mar
,,
85c
Sep
60c
Week's
Last
Sale Price
High
8
-
11% Mar
-50
.
Feb
5 Vic
3,725-.
14
...
9%c
10c
<——*
490
70c
14
4
Selections
71/2
6
71c
*
;
__
Ogama-Rockland
Oil
67/a
1
:
„
Specialty
STOCKS
Jan. 1
Range Since
tO Iff
'
Hiqh
7
*
——
Gold
O'Brien
Office
Shares
Low
*
.
Friday
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
..
Sales
jan
Aug
4S
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1363)
OVER-THE-COUNTER
Monday, October 4, 1954
...
SECURITIES
Quotations lor Friday, October 1
Obligations of Government Agencies
Investing Companies
Mutual Funds—
Affiliated
Fund
American
1.23
Investment Co of
5.61
6.07
Investment
1
4.43
4.73
16.13
Business Shares
Atomic
Inc
Inc—1
Fund
Mutual
14.86
Johnston
1
11.57
"A" Inc—l
"B" Inc—5
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc_l
Holdings Corp
.
1
Ridge Mutual Fund Inc—1
10.95
21.98
3-51
10%
3%
11.52
H-90
23.89
3.84
11%
4%
12.52
-*
22.41
_—--l
27.88
24.10
30.14
1
Inc—
Axe-Houghton Fund
Axe-Houghton Fund
Beneficial
Blair
Blue
Bond
-1
Corp
Tr
Inv
America
of
Fund
Boston
1
14.98
16.37
35.41
36.13
Bonds) —1
27.18
28.36
of
Boston
Inc
B-2
(Medium
B-3
(Low Priced
B-4
Grade
(Discount Bonds)
(Income
Stocks)—1
18.74
9.72
S-l
(High-Grade Com Stk)—1
13.65
(Income
1
10.82
(Speculative
10.02
(Low
Com
Stocks)
Com
Priced
9.36
27.01
29.20
Knickerbocker
29.67
32.50
Lexington Trust Fund
11.13
—
Loomis
14.02
15.18
4.57
5.01
23.24
1
1
:
Capital Venture Fund Inc——-1
Century Shares Trust--———1
Chemical Fund—
—1
Preferred
Investment
Commonwealth
Composite
Fund
Bond
16.06
1
Inc
144
17.43
7.86
8.54
Inc—
1
Composite Fund Inc
1
Inc
1
Concord
Fund
De Vegh
Mutual Fund Inc
6.31
24.11
2.98
3.26
—10
Corp
Mutual
11.85
12.99
*
10.53
1.145
Fund
Fundamental Investors
Inc
-
Industries Fund Inc—
26.67
3.34
3.63
General
Investors
1
Trust.:
21.96
24.00
1
1
Capital Corp.—i'
72.67
7.02
Automobile
New
13.94
15.23
4.92
5.39
12.69
7.88
13-89
8.64
Pioneer
lc
10.19
11.16
Price
Stock Fund-lc
10.20
11.17
bond
Petroleum
Pine
&
Street
Trading
Merchandising
Mining shares
22.22
Fund
Fund
100%
8.94
9.80
11.75
9.42
9.81
lc
lc
9.57
10.48
7.16
7.85
asset
25
Inc„1
15.40
32.54
value)
18.17
1
1.00%
shares—
shares
8.96
9.82
9.19
5-
3-54
11-
1-54
bl.25
12-
1-54
bl.25
12-
1-54
bl.25
1.05%
1.50%
4-
1-54
1-
3-55
bl.25
1.05%
5-
3-54
2-
1-55
bl.25
Farnham
3.87
4.26
Television-Electronics
9.08
Texas
United States
1
Funds
United
32.95
33.94
Guardian Mutual Fund Inc
1
13.94
14.37
United
Haydock
*
21.65
21.65
United
Inc
Hudson Fund Inc
1
Investors
15.19
Bid
October
1
2.44
7,
October
14,
1.06
96c
Line
Value
Line
Institutional
Fund
Fund—1
9.52
10.38
6.31
6.90
Fund—1
8.26
6.36
Shares-1
15.84
17.23
1
7.73
8.45
5.61
9.83
10.71
Fund-lc
X17.36
18.99
Washington
Institutional
Inc
lc
6.05
5.52
Institutional
Inc
Inc
Fund
1
lc
1.45
1.60
13.90
_1
23.29
25.39
1
22.16
23.96
1
Inc
Wellington Fund
Wisconsin
17.61
12.96
4.87
5.2S
Mutual
Fund
Whitehall Fund Inc
Fund
17.26
1
Investing Corp
Investors
October
October
Bid
Aetna
Casualty
Aetna
Insurance
Aetna
&
Surety
10
10
Co
Life
10
Agricultural Insurance Co
182
Investment
Co
Companies
69%
Par
71%
Home
138
142
Steamboiler
_
Insurance
Co
_
10
_
_
North
of
5
Amer„5
10
33%
35%
Jersey Insurance Co of N Y__10
4
52%
54%
Lincoln
5
34%
36%
Maryland
Fidelity & Casualty_5
$1.25 conv preferred
5
29%
31%
30%
32
29%
31
Automobile—
American
American
Equitable
Assur
American
Amer Ins
Co
(Newark N J)—2%
American Re-insurance
American
5
Surety
25
Automobile
—10
Bankers & Shippers
26%
69%
National
99.854
1954-
99.958
99.966
December
9, 1954—
99.824
1954
99.941
99.950
December
16,
1954-
99.803
99.813
23,
1954-
99.782
99.791
1954—
99.763
99.770
4, 1954—
November 12, 1954
99.923
99.932
December
99.900
99.911
December
November
99.885
Par
Manhattan Co
(N J)—5
Connecticut General Life
10
27
28%
New
Casualt
(ex 2 for 1 stock
Crum
&
Forster
Employees
341
351
Co—
10
Group Assoc
85%
10
Inc
82%
63
(White
York
North
_
Fire
River__
Northern
_
State
__
*
63
10
64
31%
32%
90
94
10
52%
53%
Bk
&
65%
67%
Reinsurance
Firemen's
Franklin
of
Philadelphia
Fundus
of
Newark
Globe
Falls
&
Pacific
Fire
Pacific
Y)
Bank
Republic
Corp
36%
38
Republic
73
44%
Seaboard Surety Co
74%
77%
Security
(New
440
435
450
National
20
Bank
Trust
265
Co
50
250
City Bank
16
57
58%
10
41
42%
Bank
Commerce
of
Connecticut
70
74
10
32%
35%
10
52%
54%
25
40%
42%
Bank-12.50
55%
57%
Trust
25
85%
88%
20
46%
48%
20
40
42
20
54
57
17
54%
57%
Hartford
45
—10
67
National
Bank
71
20
72
74
20
Detroit
Bank of
National
96%
Irving
10
27%
40
170
180
_10
31
Detroit
Jersey City
37
34
Trust
>
Kings County Trust Co
Trust
Manufacturers Trust Co
Meadow
National
Brook
20
75
73
Bank
of Freeport
20
Morgan (J P)
37
Bank
National
First
295
Los
Angeles
Pittsburgh
Nat'l
Mellon
305
St.
Public
Trust
Nat'l
25
Bank
&
Trust_17%
Rye National Bank
Sterling National
2
25
Trust Co
Trust
States
&
National
10
100
53%
55%
Boatmen's
25c
20
Rights
York
Bank
Louis
American
National City Bank
New
Nat'l
Security-*irst
40
100
& Co Inc
35c
First
130
127
50%
48%
8%
7%
153
143
18%
17%
305
295
-10
29%
32
Bank
National
Bank
National
Bank
Manufacturers
Bank
Mutual
St
31
53%
56%
Trust
25
61
65
Union
Trust
20
64
68
Louis
Trust
Tower
Grove
United
Bank
Bank
Trust_20
&
Bank &
Mercantile
Co
Bank
&
25
Trust—20
75
100
162
Trust—
&
Francisco
San
State Bank of Albany
Recent
Bonds—
Bid
Commonwealth Edison 3s
Illinois
&
Tel
of
N
Amer
T &
A—6.25
S
36%
37%
Security Issues
Ask
Bonds—(Cont.)
3%s
1984
103V8
103%
Southern
3s
1984
100%
100%
Tennessee Gas
1984
100 %
100%
United
1980
k__
1979
1984
102
102%
1989
100%
100%
1989
100 %
101%
100%
Northern
1984
101%
101%
Light 3%s_1984
Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line—
102%
103%
Bid
Ask
102%
12%
46%
2
10
51%
53 %
43%
45%
Montana
27%
29%
Co
3%s
32
34
101
76
106
Central
RR
3%s
W»st
Calif
Mountain States
Tel & Tel—
3s
New Jersey Bell Tel
3s
3s—1979
Edison
100
100%
1974
104%
104%
3%s_1979
101%
102%
1984
99%
3%s
Pacific RR 4s
102
27%
91
94
30%
32 %
_2
12
13%
10
56
Pacific Power &
3%s
3s
Maryland RR 31/28-1979
59
Public Serv
45
47
Southern Bell Telep
10
43
El
Power &
Paso
Louisiana
4.16%
5.65%
Power &
pfd
•
pfd_100
Havep)——,—10
43
States
21
Springfield Fire & MarineStandard
38%
Travelers
Fla)_2%
26%
28
U S
Fidelity & Guaranty Co„10
80
82
bBid
Hanover Fire.
10
42%
44%
U
Fire_,_
3
50
52
k Admitted
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
10
173%
178%
Westchester Fire
2
27%
29
18
10
_100
,53%
67%
1,355
&
100
No
par
101%
101%
103%
104
3%s_1984
104 V8
104%
5.85%
preferred
100
106
108
3VsS—1989
102%
102%
5.12%
preferred
100
103%
104%
Gas
value.
yield
Stock
101
100%
Tenn
Gas Transmission-
FOOTNOTES FOR OVER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES
70%
•
100
110%
100 xl00%
56 %
1,395
102
Power—
preferred
45
El
46
100%
109%
Light—
preferred
Northern
4.11%
Lgt 4%
Nat Gas
46
19
100%
1979
Light 3%s
37%
100
100
1974
——
Peoples Gas
Imprvmt
Power
Stocks—
Dallas
-79%
25%
Gas-
Penn
Western
3%s
Power
6.25
Accident
36
107Mi
10
,
34%
Peoples 1st Nat'l Bank & Tr
41
26
43
S
312
425
& Trust Co
34
5
■*
93%
5
(Jacksonville
44
432
Industrial Bank of Commerce-10
5
Gulf Life
41
420
20
Franklin Square N Y
11%
10
:
304
100
30
Guaranty Trust Co
Hanover (The)
Bank
44%
5
St Paul Fire & Marine;
42%
-
28
100
Bk—100
Bank
Cleveland
Union
Bank—
Boston Edison
10
Y)
(Texas)—,—
70%
99%
Connecticut Bank & Trust Co_25
Amer Tel
10
(N
67%
96%
Trust & Savings
Cleveland
36
150
10
Rochelle
Globe & Rutgers Fire
,
33
142
&
4
Bank
National
Great
American
92%
100
Trust
63
11%
-
70
10
5
-
,
90%
10
Trust
&
25
50
IS
30
73%
:
5
Corp
47
Bank
National
Central
City of N Y
New
Ask
Trust—33 %
Northern Trust Co
Bank Trust—20
60
10%
Indemnity Co
4
Life
General Reinsurance
Glens
F)
Harris
48
Tr__25
28%
70%
Providence-Washington
2.50
Assn
50%
46%
First Westchester Natl Bank
of
Bid
Illinois
48%
National
— —
3.33%
Peerless Casualty Co
Phoenix
:
Fireman's
City Nat'l Bank and Trust
Continental
56
10
National
of the
102%
2.50
_
_
_4
Fire
433
54%
10
51%
12.50
_
_
Federal
\.10
42%
40%
421
15
Trust
Plans-N
5
Fire__
Employers Reinsurance—
Fidelity & Deposit of Md
39%
65
66
10
—100
Bank
&
Exchange
4
-
Casualty
Hampshire
Northeastern
split)
Par
10
National
5
New
Fire
New Amsterdam
Continental
Ask
Chicago
Trust
10
40
Assn
Bid
York
New
Bank of the
Niagara Mohawk Pow 3%S_1984
Manufacturers
76
Ins
30,
Bank & Trust Companies
47
&
Union
99.835
99.896
18, 1954
303
Merchants
National
Ask
103%
43
National Fire
71
Fire
101 %
293
28
38
;
Co
Bid
45%
72%
5
Assurance
lo
Insurance
Camden
43%
Fire
121
Dollar Value
Ask
81
Merchants
_
Ask
77
37%
_5
Boston
10
Life
Bid
Casualty common
1
$2.10 prior preferred
_10
Massachusetts
Bonding
5
116
Treasury Bills
Albany, N. Y.
Ask
Hartford
7-
28,
United
—
•
1-54
21,
Trade Bank &
Insurance
10-
8.98
5.82
l
8.32
Street
1.15%
1.25%
99.875
26.54
7.61
Wall
bl.25
6-
99.843
26.54
5.13
20.00
1.15%
1-55
5-
1-54
99.863
Corp—*
1
18.29
1.15%
bl.25
4-
2-54
9-
2, 1954—
Fund—1
1
lc
1.10%
bl.25
1-55
1-54
8-
1.20%
26, 1954—
70.00
Fund
Fund
bl.25
2-55
7-
1.20%
.
December
69.50
Fund
Income
1-55
1-55
November
First
Van Strum & Towne Fund Inc_l
lc
Ask
1.10%
3-
99.281
Long Island
Value
Institutional Bank Fund
Bid
bl.25
1-54
99.995
Fiduciary
14.25
Institutional Shares Ltd—
99
99.976
10.77
Inc—
Science
99.20
1954
Federation
1
Income
99.20
100.2
1954
17.29
Accumulated
United
100.2
99.993
34.06
Continental Fund
United
2.23
13.18
14,05
Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
Due
6-
Dollar Value
<9.84
Inc
Fund
100.2
1.10%
Franklin
8.28
Dated
1.30%
1.05%
1-54
18.17
10.07
lc
98.24
:
1.40%
1.00%
1-54
6-
15.99
Investors
—lc
Industry Shares Inc
Rate
3-
31.50
Stein Roe &
lc
lc
Insurance
bl.25
1.60%
1
Shares
State Street Investment
Fund
1-54
National
4.99
Growth
Ask
11-
Empire Trust
4.54
shares
32.54
(net
lc
Institutional
Bid
1-54
Clark—
Fund
2%
Equipment shares
Due
2-
County Trust Co
Shareholders Trust of Boston—1
Foundation
Dated
1.90%
First
Sovereign
Income
32
,
(Net asset value)—*
Amer
100
100.6
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
Hate
8.90
Stevens & Clark
Selected
1959
April
Corn
&
1,
1%S
33
Stock
1959
Oct.
101
Chase
Fund
Stevens
15,
l%s
100.24
31%
Inc
99.12
100.12
1956
Commercial
Fund
1958
100.10
1955
1,
23.81
Common
99.12
April
Feb.
22.02
Scudder,
1958
l%s
1%S
1
Scudder,
10.73
1,
1,
100.14
101
Chemical Bank
9.42
lc
99.26
100.30
17.99
9.64
Incorporated
April
1957
1955
23.45
3.23
Fund
l%s
103.4
99.30
100
1,
15,
16.64
8.60
shares
Dec.
1957
Oct.
100.12
Bank of New York
8.80
Utility
l%s
15,
Bankers
2.93
Tobacco
l%s March
1954
18.44
lc
Growth
15,
22.99
Scudder Fund of Canada
shares.,
stock
l7/aS Dec.
1.
1 %S
23.71
lc
Steel
Treasury Notes—
18.06
Railroad
Railroad
ls/8s May 15 1957
27%
14.09
Petroleum shares
RR
l%s
100.6
April
Ask
101
103.2
27/8s March 15, 1957—:
100.6
99.31
—
Stock
6.55
shares
Bond
100.1
100.4
21.81
stk div)
5.97
shares.lc
Bid
100.24
100.4
1
(Geo)
point
a
Treasury Notes—(Cont.)
l%s
Oct.
1,
1956
100.13
1955
1
(ex
of
1955
1
Growth
Rowei
32nds
more
15,
2.50
Inc
Inc
Fund
(T
8.40
26
—♦
Putnam
shares—lc
100.4
112 %
7.27
—5
Inc
shares—lc
Bond
20.55
5
Fund
or
17,
3.07
6.99
shares
Institutional
3.45
-
6.37
shares
111%
Shares—
lc
Industrial Machinery
1955
one
22,
Puritan Fund Inc
shares
Fully administered
3.15
1
Trust
lc
Equipment
99.28
1961
March
November
Canada
of
preferred
lc
lc
General
1
Fund Inc—lc
Pacific Amer Investors com„10c
Chemical
Food
6.93
1956
Building shares.:
Capital Growth Fund
Electrical
1960
Canal 3s
5.86
4.15
1955
Philadelphia
&
5.36
6.34
Fund
Series
8.87
shares
1,
Feb.
l%s Aug.
'9.13
3.80
Series
American
17.44
(The)
8.35
1
England
North
8.09
Electronics
100.8
l%s May
7.56
lc
15.93
Common
Is
100.11
11.19
6.92
1
Series—
Inc
—lc
shares:
shares.
102.10
100
16.23
10.24
1
Series
—lc
Aviation
102.2
1, 1959
18.51
15.01
1
Series
Resources
$1.50
Group Securities—
99.28
1, 1958
Maturity—
Indebtedness—
of
78.14
6.46
17.24
1
Stock
Series
Gas
General
1
1
Series
Fund
24.34
1
99.20
2%s May
2%s May
Ask
1.35%
1
Growth Stock
8.04
<
:
1957-55
2%s
1.30%
Series
Preferred
7.35
2
Inc
Futures
—1
13.10
Series
Bond
Natural
lc
series
stock
Preferred
13.55
Fund
Balanced
9.04
X8.25
Bid
National Security Series—
Natural Resources
Jc
100.6
—
Securities—
Wide
Speculative
stock series
Common
13.55
12.05
Shares—
beneficial interest
Stock
Franklin Custodian Funds Inc—
100
1957
1.45%
Trust
Income
shares—1
interest
Beneficial
9.56
value
asset
Net
53%
51%
Formula Fund of Boston—
Founders
8.70
1
Corp—
National Investors Corp
Fund Inc_l
Industrial
Boston
First
35.79
19.64
16.66
6.09
22.30
100.6
1955
23.54
33.11
13.80
20c
5
Equity Fund Inc
Fidelity Fund Inc
Financial
21.77
Nation
15.58
-
1,
100.11
15,
Stock
.
Shares
Mutual
Balanced
-
Fund
Stock
1
interest—*
beneficial
12.70
1
Fund
Oct.
100.2
Maturity—
Fund—
of
Howard—
100.17
101.23
l%s
100.5
26.94
14.10
2.46
2.24
100.13
101.20
Trust—
Inc_
Mutual
12.38
;
8.81
24.92
18.37
Shares—
&
X8.04
1
Massachusetts Life
of
5.79
5.34
interest—1
Growth
Mass
2.50
—25c
E
Balanced
Investors
5.26
4.85
Inc..10c
Fund
Investors
11.90
Units
7.16
Mutual Invest Fund Inc
Dreyfus Fund Inc
Eaton
Bond
12.53
48.69
Fund
4.62
6.51
lc
beneficial
of
4.19
lc
12.40
8.13
Dividend
shares
shares
10.88
Diversified Trustee Shares—
Series
shares
48.20
Diversified Investment Fund—1
lc
lc
Metals
NonrFerrous
Ctfs
10.30
8.91
4.51
3.90
Manhattan
9.40
4.09
3.54
Massachusetts
1
Fund
Stock
lc
shares—lc
15.84
Growth
Diversified
1955
1, 1956
100.3
l%s Feb.
Industries
General
37%
21.01
1,
May
Figures after decimal point represent
3.29
14.65
19.17
41.22
5.73
Petroleum
1
Fund
Delaware
41.22
•
2.98
1
Income Fund Inc
Feb.
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness & Notes
6.77
5.20
1
1
Dividend Income Fund
De Vegh
2%s
100.2
11.94
Equipment shares.lc
Steel
Inc
Investment,
Western
Crown
100 h
Panama
8.33
6.18
10.92
Electrical Equipment shares_lc
351/4
Consolidated Investment Trust-1
2s June 1,
Certificates
15.91
14.64
7.66
-1
25c
Managed Funds—
Automobile shares
18.61
17.12
Fund
Value)
Asset
Paper
Stock
&
100
1955
1,
l%s June 1,
Sayles Mutual Fund—
(Net
Business
9,600
1
—
Fund
Colonial
26.68
24.68
com—100 9,300
100
139
Securities
Christiana
21.50
1, 1954
10.94
S-4
Stk)
1
Com Stks)_l
Ask
2%S Nov.
11.81
S-3
point
a
Bonds—
14.89
S-2
of
Bid
Bank
100 3*2
10.61
Pfd
32nds
more
100
1955
1955
1955
2%s Feb.
20.45
(Speculative Pfd Stks)—1
5
Inc
11.85
1
K-l
or
Federal Land
Central Bank for Cooperatives—
20.86
K-2
\
Jan.
17,
1.25s Mar. 15,
27.38
19.11
10.86
10c
Inc
25.09
1
Bonds)_l
one
Ask
2%s
1.30s
Bonds)
—1
Canada General Fund
10.11
(Investment
Bowling Green Fund Inc
Street Invest Corp—
Broad
Fund
Bid
Federal Home Loan Banks-
Mutual
Bullock Fund Ltd
Canadian
Figures after decimal point represent
8.33
Inc
B-l
12.62
Fund
Ask
7.65
1
Trust
(The)
Fund
Bid
1
America
Keystone Custodian Funds—
Development
Mutual
Par
1.12
1.25
Fund
American
Mutual Funds-
Ask
Bid
Par
~25c
Aberdeen
t New
price,
to
listing
Exchange.
x
on
the
New
York
stock,
Ex-dividend,
wi When
y
issued,
Ex-rights.
Number 5365... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Volume 180
Week of Sept. 25
i
THE COURSE OF BANK CLEARINGS
this week will show
Bank Clearings
an
dot
indicate that for the week ended Saturday,
$19,975/144,62J3 against $19,314,705,083 for the
stands at
center there is
same
Chester
will
—
977,102,194
+
1,102,000,000
f
_
.
Boston
602,475,752
602,478,021
Kansas City—
334,949,678
344,500,000
347,700,000
Louis
566,018,000
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
458,838,076
Baltimore
278,280,470
301,692,244
+
—
cities, five days
.
All
$19,215,666,027 $18,599,492,581
cities, five days.™—
cities, one day
0.6
we
(6 cities).
the
650,459,714
clearings at this center showing a decrease of 1.5%.
.
Augusta
estimated.
Macon
Alabama—Birmingham
Mobile
(10 cities)
that
falling off
a
an
Indiana—Fort
The Chicago Reserve
increase of 3.0%, in the Dallas Reserve District of 5.2% and
following
we
furnish
*
11,975,947
1.7
6,067,652
9,090,608
3.7
1,166,189,443
1,142,024,35a
+
ll.OlljSlt*
5,390^2®
6.5
8,710,180
6,875,33*
5.6
227,683,347
436,292,741
+13.1
207,070,72ft
440,264,54a
*0,425,600
9.6
6,267,656
8,649,366
—
—
2.5
—
6.6
373,487,610
36,295,301*
5,421,870
7,944,86?*
386,712,773
4.0
1,101,516,500
1,090,584,623
7.5
—
3,047,421
17,2yl,Q00
224,716,881
16,059,<m
197,101,81*
2.7
—
—
—
+
+
0.8
+
9.9
+
34288,82$*
2.6
5,083,644
0.3
+13.7
289,007,123
99,201,193
4,818,411
289,610,24$
94,342,575k
5.4
638,347.262
605,220,869*
—
+
—11.6
2.0
+
20,299,458
95,430,601
3.8
—
339,800,000
*
6,606,567
7,172,47*
3,096,164
125,733,393
136,407,124
7,684,751
3,8J9,063
101,477,11ft
146,066,403
731,293
152,107,86ft
961,323,895
+
5.6
899,793,344
824,936,268
9.9
1,680,501
11,946,867
12,743,13d-
7.5
+
2,048,033
2,271,862
15,572,661
+
8.0
7,371,768
+
0.2
8,625,818
7,547,147
71,747,000
9,312,620
70,145,000
8,094,606
3,534,854
3,354,327
108,541,228
111,418,058
5,341,910
5,062,283
37,237,057
1,651,631
34,411,934
14,699,042
1,568,086
953,050,896
7,402,913
917,115,278
7,528,335
12,549,236
5,664,174
7,231,586
5,757,906
1,268,997,569
1,235,055,302
+
5.4
2.6
13,601,259
Decatur
—
Rockiord
......
5.2
—
8.2
+
—-
7.5
+
5.3
+
3.9
—
—
1.7
59,181,(Rift
6,726,458
13,022,962
7,225,613
2.0
5:0
+
5,139,144b
56,766,000
8,070,954
3,199,695
88,843,170
4,757,131
36,336,792
14,651,852
1,585,780
837,133,123
2.2
—13.1
—■
I,523,561.
5,653,544
6,696,635
+ 14.3
—i
12,805,782
7,589,758
City
Peoria
7,626,32ft
District—Chicago-
Illinois—Bloomington
Chicago
in the
20,764,63*
96,69l,u5J<v..
288.400.W
576,9o8
Haute
Sioux
•
a summary
26.1
164,158,318
Bend
Springfield
In the
8.7
+
8.1
Wayne
South
In the Kansas City Reserve District the
4.5%.
+
—
2,566^4»
+
Indianapolis
In the Cleveland Reserve District
gain of 2.7%, the St. Louis Reserve District of 0.1% and
Reserve District of
2,998.78L*
6,123,07ft
2,461,194
5,529,118
,
0.3
Iowa—Cedar Rapids
Des Moines
San Francisco
—17.4
16,813,200
7,385,623
larger by 5.4% and in the Atlanta Reserve District by 5.6%.
totals record
6,120,283
—34.5
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
Minneapolis Reserve District of 4.7%.
4.8
9,603,599
818,411
177,758,639
Rapids
Lansing
the totals are smaller by 4.0%, but in the Richmond Reserve District the totals are
the
1,096,000.809
2,800,210
—
~
150,183,366
Michigan —Ann Arbor
Terre
a
3.8
6.7
1,015,176.115
-
Seventh Federal Reserve
We group the cities according
(including this city) the totals show
Philadelphia Reserve District of 3,7%.
District has to its credit
1,120,000,000
+
—
1.1
6,769,186
+
9.6
4,929,872
138,992,236 .+22.6
536,095
Louisiana—New Orleans
1.4%, but in the Boston Reserve District the totals show an improvement of 0.4%
of
4,333,853
+
3.7
1,208,1+*
4,428,011*
—
10,329,391
.
Grand
and in the
1,308,61®
1,938,48ft
1,428,974
2.4%, the bank
to the Federal Reserve Districts in which they are located and from this we note
in the New York Reserve District
1,442,868
2,029,344
192,213,077
.
-
—
Mississippi—Vicksburg
Total
28,847,696
102,215,890
341,200,000
5,405,369
170,453,135
149,701,492
Florida—Jacksonville"
week ended
—
25,384,651
100,155,548
354,300,000
6,697,307
Nashville
statement, however, which we present further below,
Outside of this city there was a gain of
week in 1953.
same
685,385,277
Georgia—Atlanta
having amounted to $19,786,935,490 against $19,704,248,398 in
for the whole country
6,105,027
306,200,810
104,661,414
Tennessee—Knoxvllle
week
For that week there was an increase of 0.4%, the aggregate of clearings
Sept. 25.
+ 15.4
—11.1
—12.2
Sixth Federal Reserve District—Atlanta-
foregoing will appear
final and complete results of the previous week
able to give
are
$
3.4
Accordingly, in the above the lost day of the week in all cases has to be
In the elaborate detailed
6,265,585
305,297,817
118,962,144
6.2
+
3,246,793
18,193,000
212,052,670
Columbia—Washington.,
District of
the Saturday figures are not available at time of going to press.
ends Saturday, and
411,643,852
3,489,247
18,336,000
233,034,484
—_
Carolina—Charleston .J,
Maryland—Baltimore
We cannot furnish them today, inasmuch as the
issue of next week.
our
;
South
+
Complete and exact details for the week covered by the
in
1,254,234,698
Virginia—Huntington
Richmond
$19,975,144,620 $131,314,705,083
-
501,312,583
46,598.300
11,961,770
10,363,929
Virginia—Norfolk
3.3
+
1952
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmond-
7.8
Total
.
•
Total (7 cities)
2.6
+
or
9.9
715,212,502
759,478,593
——
Total all cities for week
'
Youngstown
3,576,062,515 ' + 6.2
3,797,392,915
Other cities, live aays
Total all
$15,418,273,112 $15,023,430,066
^
10,219,694
262,134,570
488,587,377
52,721,900
10,814,982
10,087,883
384,583,259
.
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
west
Ten
3,668,220
6,972,537
1,203,883,295
•
....
—11.4
—
6,228,112
247,533,369
*
Mansfield
0.7
0.9
509,502,262
1
2,643,104
9,554,525
,
Columbus
0 .1
—
422,553,392
.
1,163,820,125
«,
Cleveland
Ohio—Canton
—
562,361,694
374,512,825
Francisco.
San
1,207,017,003
~
Cincinnati
3.3
'-r-
337,452,558
St.
3.8
—
Inc.
Dec. %
fourth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland—
5.2
940,970.846
1,066,000,000
.
4,793,029
1.111,000,000
12,044,128
11,026,456
"
(11 cities)
+
$9,896,719,049
$10,415,596,117
1,551,187
1,872,153
2,021,199
-
2,742,777
5,927,452
3,029,729
7,581,175
15,193,797
10,838,765
_
Delaware—Wilmington "ZZIZZZZZZ
1953
1954
York
Philadelphia
4,474,051
1,152,000,000
,
York
Our comparative sum¬
:
1,773,891
-
*"""
——
.
WUkes-Barre
Total
Chicago
~
;
Scranton
New Jersey—Trenton
Week Ending Oct. 2—
1,665,143
""
•-.
Philadelphia
Reading «;
CLEARINGS-RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
New
"""***
■
Lancaster
for the week follows:
mary
1,790,223
Bethlehem
At this
weelf in 1953.
gain for the week ending Friday of 5.2%.
a
Pennsylvania—Altoona
chief cities
Oul preliminary total
above the£e\of ihe corresponding week last year.
$
Third Federal Reserve
District—Philadelphia—
2, clearings for all
cities of the United States for which it is possible to "obtain \Wkly clearings
be 3.4%
1953
$
increase compared with a year ago. Pre¬
liminary figures compiled by us based upon telegraphic advices from the
of the country,
1954
6,614,405*
8,929,916*
3,106,273
82,305,246
4,042,51ft
37,821,886.
16,442,094.
1,881,453
874,659,356
5,032,8m
II,858,25ft
6,263,932
«
1.6
5,124,266
4,302,07*
2.7
—
1,109,421,343
1,141,847,Ofift
4.2
313,100,000
5.2
162,863,862
148,045,676
by Federal Reserve Districts:
Total
(17, cities)
+
SUMMARY OF BANK CLEARINGS
1954
1953
Inc. or
1952
$
$
Dec. %
$
Week of Sept. 25—
1st
12 cities
Boston
2nd New
——_ll
York—
742,757,353
10,217,519,039
"**
739,881,895
10,367,540,159
Philadelphia
11
"
1,207,017,003
1,163,820,125
4th Cleveland—
7
"
1,203,883,295
1,254,234,698
3rd
1.4
8,948,119,225
8,909,709,063
3.7
1,166,189,443
1,142,024,358
4.0
+
—
1,101,516,500
638,347,262
685,385,277
650,459,714
+
5.4
"
1,015,176,115
961,323,895
+
5.6
899,793,344
824,936,268
"
1,268,997,569
1,235,055,302
+
2.7
1,109,421,343
St.
-
701,715,009
701,613,812
+
0.1
626,671,710
573,749,249
1
"
546,814,712
522,233,976
+
4.7
494,395,198
488,870,485
9
"
594,364,034
577,068,286
+
3.0
622,302,884
586,008,599
"
456,067,563
433,558,646
+
5.2
421,118,303
396,511,964
10
"
1,147,348,521
1,097,457,890
+
4.5
1,049,779,698
1,052,695.991
19,786,935,490
19,704,248,398
+
0.4
17,757,945,187
17,483,202.314
9,925,403,067
9,692,666,858
+
2.4
9,126,330,844
Minneapolis.
10th
Kansas
Dallas
City
.110 cities
Total
York
City
.
,
'
.
•
.
•
.
add our detailed
now
week ended
.
.
f
_
We
•
,
,
,
* i
.
1954
city for the
1953
$
of
Sept.
Inc.
or
Dec.
25
2,254,193
River
$
5,267,373
614,501,316
—15.8
1951
C
2,167,803
2,092,218
+ 20.4
4,568,842
4,582,194
2.9
579,808,558
571,423,911
+
Total
City
Joseph
..
Total
cities)
(9
1,940,399
9,691,210
9,651,229
New
'
0.9
7,941,154
8,051,864
Port Worth
—21.4
30,043,797
27,360,075
2.0
12,481,613
13,02$209
8,147,572
+
38,470,252
14.974,601
—
28,111,700
35,376,000
—20.5
26,425,500
Total
New
Jersey
233,756
1,812,110
—83.8
1,522,090
1,711,846
.739,881,895
0.4
680,290,277
671,043,776
+
(11 cities)
+
37.2
+
3.0
762,911
+
6.5
7,313,194
815,36ft
576,016
7,261,73'?
165,762,9^3
9,761,491
8,243,116
5.7
182,524,848
+ 18.4
19,655,489
+
14.4
10,422,528
18,697,931
8,980,09ft
15,353, $25
360,121,211
+
6.7
384,337,601
369,558,19T
—
3.4
11,457,085
11,198,711
4,698,315
3,066,836
+
9.7
3,134,974
2,828,567
3,317,690
■577,068,286
+
3.0
622,302,884
586,008,59ft
11,572,046
594,364,034
—
3,183,SSft
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—DallasTexas—Austin
-
Galveston
-
6,726,190
372,499,347
29,663,768
6,696,000
5,540,261
12,399,991
...
-
8,337,765
389,952,432
32,214,935
6,515,000
6,647,440
12,433,080
456,067,563
-
...
7,848,492
7,031,40ft
+
360,750,381
+
28,757,026
334,886,0+1
33,026,IB*
6,332,00ft
+24.0
4.7
8.6
— 2.7
+20.0
7,729,000
—
0.3
10,471,228
5,478,63ft
9,757,633
433,553,646
+
5.2
421,118,303
396,5114)6*
183,421,692
190,060,156
—
3.5
5,619,055
Wichita F»,lls
Loumana—-Shreveport
5,434,095
+
3.4
4,445,603
4,164,423
177.455,285
173,971,136
78,153,401
—
Total
(6 Cities)
-
5,562,176
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco—
Washington—Seattle
19,404,417
4,265,922
131,175,725
2,325,521
2,008,054
9,861,532,423
10,011,581,540
27,886,606
17,692,164
♦25,500,000
+ 28.4
18,375,384
18,806,851
3.9
3,927,650
4,001,741
—10.2
115,770,164
105,476,105
1.3
2,174,418
2,119,575
+
+
+ 33.1
2,074,983
2,082,295
1.5
8,631,614,343
8,610,680,516
6.0
23,939,994
;
Oregon—Portland
Utan—Salt
City
California—Long
"
Beach
Francisco
San
Jose
178,131,391
12.141,949
+ 2.0
+ 7.7
+ 9.0
+10,3
571,701,553
23,003,979
5,356,516
10,476,939
8.0
—14.1
+ 5.8
+ 4.6
1,147,348,521
1,097,457,890
+ 4.5
1,049,779,698
1,052,695,991
17,483,202,33*
8,872,521,79ft
174,854,220
85,076,255
19,346,228
178,338,344
91,649,263
21,033,048
13,394,520
617,447,389
Pasadena
San
188,683,555
10,958,592
-
—
Lake
——
19,759,949
+
*
83,122,004
19,072,360
13,214,154
14,810,671
9,454,29ft
531,361,304
16,096,629
4,581,647
561,293,19ft
11,747,157
11,490,51ft
16,755,91ft
22,670,362
—
—
5,666,663
Santa Barbara
—
+
—
—
1.3>
16,100,236
18,010,651
2.0
23,361,909
Stockton
Total
-
(10 cities)-
16,706,946
Grand
60,868,441
._
823,245
773,547
751,326
27,299,900
17,464,803
Jersey—Newark
Jf Northern
488,870,48ft
City-
a
_
Dallas
10,717,634
•25,000,000
_
494,395,198
5,836,84ft
7,282,004
160,904,396
—
1,331,667
29,553,872
Connecticut—Stamford
4.7
4,585,7ta.»
384,368,303
11,177,780
5,153,772
—
Pueblo
2,060,933
2,671,744
Rochester
+
522,233,976
—
«...
Colorado—Colorado Springs
9.1
+
2,355,603
,
13,061,803
22,484,026
+ 17.7
3,300,488
117,815,975
Jamestown
5,161,728
13,371,806
2,573,264
4,431.712
Elmlra
4,407,144
12.8
546,814,712
Wichita
1,116,341
24,912,566
Buffalo
10.5
+ 20.7
+
7,754,666
151,791,030
x aKiuia
Binghamton
118,337,292
7,567,311
+ 15.3
+
1,061,343
-
...
2,462,436
Second Federal Reserve District—New YorkYork—Albany
4.8
3,987,088
5,054,970
11,948,627
-
Kansas—Topeka
4.1
742,757,353
(19 cities)
4.2
+
—
811,623
3.9
14,678,462
_
—
,
Nebraska—Fremont
+
30,256.781
_
New Hampshire—Manchester
Syracuse
7,783,54ft
337,759,17ft
112,572,97ft
7,270,$b»
+
6,099,212
(7 cities)
+
8,216,936
'
York
6,601,339
338,748,578
8.0
7,671,689
13,472,829
1,434,379
3,883,178
New Haven
New
573,749,24ft
124,233,036
7,774,139
4,405,330
Helena
3,203,644
11,696,620
Springfield
New
+
361;564,427
8,964,121
-
Dakota—Aberdeen
3,336,066
Bedford
Rhode Island—Providence
—
7,055,326
Montana—Billings
1,490,144
Lowell
_
2,662,172
626.671,710
+15.4
130,218,353
,
North Dakota—Fargo
St.
2,676,521
632,196,467
Massachusetts—Boston
Total
Paul.-
Missouri—Kansas
6.343,050
..
Connecticut—Hartford
2.0
297,000,00ft
146,065,10ft
128,381,3+*
2,302,74-*
0.1
—
—
376,599,541
—
Minneapolis
«t.
Omaha
1952
First Federal Reserve District—BostonMaine—Bangor
Worcester
701,613,812
174,475,376
158)483,922
2,354,514
District—Minneapolis—
Ninth Federal Reserve
Minnesota—DUluth
Hastings
$
New
(4 cities)
Lincoln
Week
Pall
Total
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas
' '
statement showing the figures for each
Sept. 25 for four years:
Clearings at—
Portland
...
Illinois—Qulncy
South
12th San Francisco
New
Tennessee—Memphis
366,300,000
8,872,521,798
Louis..
11th
-
1,141,847,067
4
Chicago
8th
351,000,000
165,477,584
182,929,228
2,308,197
701,715,009
Louis
605,220,869
"
6
71th
.
.
1,090,584,625
6
Atlanta.
Missouri—St.
671,043,776
10
Richmond
Outside
680,290,277
17
6th
6th
9th
e
0.4
+
—
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Lculs—
1951
55,339,231
+ 10.0
46,847,627
70,360,979
+
0.8
63,932,517
61,833,974
.10,217,519,039
10,367,540,159
total
(110)
—
cities).
—-
47,320,047
70,911,900
—J,
—
1.4
8,948,119,225
8,909,703,063
Outside
New York
•Estimated,
City..:
(a)
.
19,786,935,490
19,704,248,398
+ 0.4
17,757,945,187
9,925,403,067
9,692,666,858
+ 2.4
9,126,330,844
Clearings operations
discontinued.
4,470,9e«2
*
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
We give below
countries of the world.
FOREIGN
BY
CERTIFIED
RATES
EXCHANGE
SEPTEMBER
Below will be
record for the week just passed:
a
FEDERAL
preferred
1954,
and
found
called
stock
for
under sinking
called
The date indicates the
INCLUSIVE
list of corporate bonds, notej,
a
common
including those
UNDER TARIFF ACT OF 1930
RESERVE BANK TO TREASURY
1954 TO SEPTEMBER 30,
24,
Notices
of 1930, the Federal Reserve Bank
the buying rate for cable transfers on the different
daily to the Secretary of the Treasury
certifies
Monday, October 4, 1954
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund
Foreign Exchange Rales
Pursuant to the requirement of Section 522 of the Tariff Act
...
redemption
redemption,
fund
provisions.
last date for mak¬
or
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
Buying Rate for Cable Transfers in New York (Value in United States Money)
Noon
Country and Monetary Unit
the current
volume
the details
Friday
Monday
Sept. 27
Basic
Sept. 28
200000*
.200000*
.133333*
.133333*
.133333*
.133333*
.133333*
.0719820*
Free
______
.0200062
Belgium,
franc ——_—;
_—
British Malaysia, Malayan dollar__,—
Canada, dollar
Ceylon, rupee
1.031875
-208900
.208750
.209200
.209250
.004.35401*
.00435401*
.00435401*
.00285625
.00285625
V
..238379*
.238379*
,
.238379*
.208750
.209200
2.795625
.0800480
.263600
krone
____
Philippine Islands,
.263400
.263100
.262400
2.762376
2.767945
peso
Switzerland, franc
South
V
2.779576
2.785180
2.795625
Decrease
Company
Sept. 30,
1954
F.
R.
notes
20,287,101
other
of
842,262
banks_____
136,982
Other cash
Industrial
■
U.
S.
349,737
advances
and
298,899
loans
870
-
+
—
10,001
4,790
+
+
195,896
i—
37
—
Certificates
1,324,250
64
Total
5,627
+ 275,000
619,062
748,250
—
+
13,029,021
"
Total
24,045,612
+
275,000
+
275,000
+
403,896
securities-
banks.
24,345,381
premises
Other
___—
3,624,895
53,545
_
158,619
assets
Total
49,798,544
assets
25,553,572
Ill
7,513
+
Other
34,190
—
98,658
—
—1,331,014
18,330,877
769,192
account
Treasurer—gen.
Foreign
489,198
Total
398,344
19,987,611
deposits.—
availability cash
Deferred
Other
479,741
-
48,285
—
+
977,658
-
126,788
254,686
35,084
—
+
+
23,057
46,713
.
10,294
181,611
-
827,214
45,110
3,113,558
17,719
—306,727
106
2,974
48,672,460
—104,042
-1,355,039
275,842
33
14,292
items.
liabilities and accrued divs.
Total
»
20,968
+
liabilities
,
__.
+
-
in
(Section
Capital
paid
2m43
—
Total
Ratio
to
liab.
40,337
625,013
7)
Surplus
Surplus (Section 13b)-_—_____
^'Other capital accounts
"
147,686
and capital accounts
49,798,544
5,351
—
98,658
,331,014
of gold
certificate reserves
deposit and F. R. note lia¬
correspondents
Industrial
loan
on
46.4%
for
1.7%
.2%
accept¬
foreign
6,278
797
19,977
2,240
________
commitments—__
60
1,102
Condition Statement of Member Banks
The condition statement of weekly reporting member
banks of the Federal
Reserve System in leading cities
principal changes for the week
ended Sept. 22:
Decreases of $146 million in loans to
brokers and dealers for purchasing or carrying securi¬
shows
the
following
ties, $272 million in reserve balances with Federal Reserve^Bqnks, and $693 million in demand deposits creditedTto ddmestic banks, and an increase of $282 million
inHJnited States Government deposits.
immercial,
industrial,
and
agricultural
loans
de¬
creased in five districts and increased in the others,
resulting in a net decrease of $18 million at all report¬
ing member banks; the principal changes were decreases
of $16 million in Chicago, $14 million in New York City,
and $13 million in the Minneapolis District, and an
increase of $11 million in the Dallas District.
according to industry
appear
Holdings of Treasury
Changes
bills
increased
$34
million
at
all reporting member banks; the principal changes were
an
increase
of
$66
million
in
New
York
City
decrease of $68 million in the Dallas District.
of Treasury
million.
certificates
of
indebtedness
and
$37
deposits
adjusted
increased
Chicago and by smaller amounts in
six
201
18
1,999
—
'
dealers
million
in
districts; there
—-—
—Oct 22
1212
_________
Oct 22
1212
of Company
American Book
r
Co.
D»c.
62V2C
11- 1
Common
2%
10-15
9-20
40c
11-10
10-2?
25c
10-20
25c
10-20
9-24
25c
10-20
9-24
30c
31 Vic
30c
* 10-10
9-30
10-10
10-10
9-30
Corp.—
dividend)
(stock
American
384
+
H older $
P"vable
"hare
(quar.)
,
Box
American
146
■:
,
.
:
When
10-20
American.Bosch Arma
—2,030
Broadcasting-Paramount
Board
Co.
(quar.)
932
+
19
+
203
Common
6,884
i
+
13
+
492
Certificates
599
—
45
7,858
—
24
(quar.)
Theatres
_—
interest
of
5%
105
35,908
+
118
+4,515
3,124
+
34
+1,090
$1.25
2,497
—
37
6,668
—
U.
______________
,
_________
securities
Reserves
Cash
notes
bonds
S.
with
domestic
Banks
Reserve
banks.
—
889
+
15
—
14
74
+
99
54,547
+
57
16
+2.545
deposits:
2,877
+
282
—
693
►
11,277
Foreign banks
Borrowings
1,257
451
,
-
•
+
773
5
—
3
134
—
380
+
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of
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Sworn
Thos.
Kings
A.
to
and
Creegan,
County,
No.
Certificate filed in N. Y. County Clerk and Register Office.
Commission expires March
30, 1955.
.
9-30
9-27
9-20
10-15
$l./5
11- 1
12-15
*1 25
12-20
12-1(1
12J/2C
10- 6
$2.25
10-15
$1.75
io-j.5
10-
1
$125
11-
!
10-
7
75c
10-19
10-
5
4^c
,
7%
Co.,
(resumed)
preferred
lo- 8
10-
1
12- X
Anglo-Canadian
1
—
Glass, common iqu.u.;
Pulp & Paper Mills—
(quar.)
(quar.)
—
Anglo-Canadian Telephone, class
4V6%
preferred (quar.)—
Arcade Cotton
(quar.)
A
preferred (s-a)____
(increased)
Equipment Corp., common (increased)—
Aro
Mills, 6%
Cameras,
Argus
%
Inc.
dividend
Stock
preferred
Airow+Hart &
150c
t70c
tl5c
t56V4C
—
preferred
9-15
iquar.)
7
10-20
9-15
9-30
12-
11-10
11-
10-
r:i
8
S3
20c
12-24
12-15
10-15
10-
,10-15
56Vic
Electric Co.
10-
20c
•
—2%
________
(quar.)
Hegeman
9-30
Co.—
(quar.t—
Cable Co
&
Wire
(quar.)
5
9-24
10-15
9-24
12-1
11-19
60c
10-15
9-24
a4%
37V2C
$1
$1.08%
10-29
9-17
Electric Industries,! Ltd.—
Associated
(interim)
AttefcMe:City Electric, common
Ordinary
——
(quar.)
AftfiReferred (quar.)__,
4,35^ preferred (quar.)
—___
_________
10-15
9-16
11-
1
10-
11-
1
10-
7
7
—
4^5,% 2nd preferred (quar.)
^lO^.preferred (initial)
Atlantic* Coast Line RR.—
$1.08%
11-
1
10-
7
11-
1
10-
7
—
$0.7744
\5f&^on-cumulat)ve preferred (s-a)___.—
$2.50
Refining/Co., 3.75% pfd. B
93+4C
li-
1
10-
—J55c
17-
t
11-15-
80c
10-15
10-11
?0c
11-
20c
10-11
Atlantic
(quar.)-
Atl#qtic. .Wholesalers, Ltd.—;
5J6<% preferred is-ai___,—;
Co., $1.60 prior prfd. (s-a)___
Atlas Finance
Nichols & Co.—
$L2Q convertible prior preferred
Austin
B
M
I
Corp.
Backstay
Baldwin
5%
11-10
10-22
5
,
(quar.)
(quar.)
Welt
Co.
(quar.)
i2Vs>c
—
25c
Extra
stances
10-15
(quar.)—
Lead & Smelting
Hocking
$2.80
Co.
preferred
prioi
Anchor
Tel.
&
American Zinc,
or
also the statements in the two para¬
com.
,
and
Owner, William B. Dana Company, 25 Park Place, New York, N. Y.
Stockholders, Herbert D. Seibert & Estate of Jacob Seibert, 25 Park
Place, New York, N. Y. (William D. Seibert & Herbert D. Seibert,
Executors), 25 Park Place, New York, N. Y.
Co.,
Gas
9-30
.
and
also immediately thereunder the names
and addresses of stockholders owning or
holding 1% or more of the
total amount of stock. If not owned by a corporation, the names and
addresses of the individual owners must be given.
If owned by a
partnership, or other unincorporated firm, its name and address as
well as that of each individual member must be given):
Insurance
37Vac
editor, managing
,
10- 6
10-15
11-1
preferred
Common
Publisher, William B. Dana Company, 25 Park Place, New York, N. Y.
Editor, Herbert D. Seibert, 25 Park Place, New York, N. Y.
Managing Editor, Herbert D. Seibert, 25 Park Place, New York, N. Y.
Business Manager, William D. Seibert, 25 Park Place, New York, N. Y.
12- 1
121/2C
(quar.)______
1—____
American Paper Goods, 7% preferred (quar.)
American President Lhies, Ltd.—
5%
non-cum. preferred (quar.)
r
United
Management
Circulation, of the "Commercial and Financial Chronicle," published
Thursday and Monday, at New York, N. Y., for Oct. 1, 1954.
editor
$1.1216
15c
American
1912 as amended
9-30
11-19
50c
American Tel.
Statement required by the Act of Congress of Aug. 24,
10-15
10-15
■-
(quar.)__
6%
2
10-10
(quar.)—
com.
(quar.)—
American Natural
—1,504
.
_1
&
National Fire
American
+1,746
+
10-
10-15
25c
97'/2C
$1.25
American Machine & Foundry Co.—
3.90% preferred (quar.)_
5%
preferred (quar.)
American Metal Co., 4V2% preferred (quar.)
American Molasses Co.
(quar.)
21,276
demand
Co.,
American
272
Time
Domestic banks
Felt
874
Demand
9-30
12 ViC
:
Hair
9-24
,
__
Common
+6,377
V:
deposits adjusted—
deposits except U. S. Government
U. S. Government deposits—.
;
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
American Fire 6c Casualty (Orlando, Fla.)—
—
2,731
Liabilities—
,
+
951
'
Co.— *
$1.20 junior
142
+
20
—
13,297 /•
—_______
with
American
—3,094
3
124'
—
8,455
Federal
230
—
+
23,619
______
—
vault
in
Balances
Notary
$61
1003
1211
Per
Name
for
securities
—
subscribed
increased $124 million.
*
Dividends
securities—total—
loans
a
Holdings of United States Government bonds
Demand
and
loans
Government
S.
tion
Holdings
1209
'
"
this issue.
in
Treasury bills
Treasury certificates of indebtedness
U.
scribers
decreased
1106
v
Oct 11
Nov
1
1971---;
5%_(.,. debentures due 1973—;
—1.286
—
—
agricul-
for purchasing or carry-
who
in another release.
11
Oct
.-4
.
Co.—
preferred (quar.)
Fidelity & Casualty
Common (quar.)
by
combined—
bilities
Contingent
liability
ances
purchases
and
carrying
or
815
909
-Oct 20
1955-1971-
+4,064
30^604
+
debentures due
47/e%
—1,325
banks——.
to
Interbank
Capital Accounts—
104
202
securities
3,504
+
Other
Member bank—reserve accounts
S.
brokers
estate
Loans
Deposits:
U.
tog
Real
—
Transmission
Gas
1208
'
(
debentures due 1977—_
Sutherland Paper Co., 4.40% cumul. conv. pfd. stock
Tennessee
1097
'*
218~983
—
—
—
39,277
to
Treasury
notes——
Reserve
15
15
29
15
15
(Continued from page 16)
82,980
21,005
industrial
Other loans
:
24-year 3%%
1953
loans
Loans
Co.—
bonds due
mortgage 4.50%
Sept. 23,
—<.38,617
Commercial,
—1,221,608
—-504~429
LiabilitiesFederal
*
First
♦Announcement
1954
Loans—gross
22
_—_—
717
1097
Increase ( + ) or
dec. (—) since
-
Sept. 15,
investments—total—
purchasing
Uncollected cash items—
Bank
and
tural
Utilities
(in millions of dollars)
Loans—net
—1,189~,062
and
1
■
,
1954
—1,189,062
24,045,612
foreign
Page
Date
Metropolitan Edison Co.—
First mortgage 37/s%
bonds due 1983
Southern Eell Telephone & Telegraph Co.—
mem¬
Sept. 22,
573,600
outright____
agreem't
loans
from
follows:
.
Assets—
744,650
—
—
S. Govt, securities..
bought
CALLED
ISSUE
cumulative
5%
1107
w
of assets and liabilities of reporting
,
Held under repurchase
Due
banks
;
2,098
—
3,092,550
Total U.
districts.
all
30,448
—
6,599,791
.
______
Bonds
in
61,260
+
+128,960
—
ber
20,101
Loans
Notes
decreased
A summary
215,997
5,211
10,701
+
—
Bought outright—
;___^
•
Issue—
and
Corp.,
Montana-Dakota
-
Government securities:
Bills
net increase of $57 million at
a
1953
21,129,363
1977
preferred bonds
Jan
Co.—
12-year 3%% convertible debentures due 1963
Dec
12-year 3j/2% convertible debentures due l964________D.ee
Domestic Finance Corp., 57c cumul. preferred stock____Oct
Dow Chemical Co., $4 cum. preferred stock, series A—Oct
Prases. Companies, Ltd., 4%%
preferred stock
Oct
Borrowings decreased $109 million in Chicago and
$108 million in New York City, and increased in five
districts; the net decrease at all reporting member banks
was $134 million.
(—) since
Sept. 22,
1954
Redemption fund for F. R. notes
Discounts
1004
debs.
stock
preferred
Aeroquip
all reporting mem¬
ber banks.
United States Government deposits increased
in all districts.
Demand deposits credited to domestic
was
banks
Sept. 29,
Assets—
reserves.
Oct 30
1982__Nov
American Telephone & Telegraph
Increase ( + ) or
certificate
1212
4%'+
and
bonds due
ENTIRE
2.796718
(In thousand of dollars)
gold
1002
1
2.786425
2.790000
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
certificates
15
.233225
.233250
.233264
2.780510
2.790937
Statement of Condition of the Twelve
Total
15
A, due
ser.
Co.—
mortgage 3%%
First
•Nominal.
Gold
Oct
Corp., 4 Vi'>
Terminal
.193330*
2.784557
sterling
1208
.0349000
.193330*
2.795000
pound
pound
.0349000
.233250
.233275
._
Africa,
Kingdom,
.496766*
.0349000
.193330*
.496766*
.193330*
1206
1
.496766*
.496766*
.193330*
.0349000
—_
'
1
First
.140080*
.140080*
.140080*
.0349000
.496766*
,
Portugal, escudo
Sweden, krona -»—-—
—
.140080*
*
1097
Nov
bonds,
$4.25 preferred stock
Co.,
Chemical
Orleans
New
2.769183
a.140080*
..
Page
Dec.
(M. A.)
Mathieson
.262500
2.763304
i
Date
1207
.0800480
.0800480
.0800480
.0800480
11
Pillsbury Mills, Inc., $4 cumulative preferred stock
Oct
Union Terminal Co., 1st mtge. 3%
bonds due 1978——Dec
United States & International Securities Corp.—
2.796770
2.767326
REDEMPTION
Issue—
and
1st collat. trust mtge.
Hanna
.209400
2.790000
—
_______
Page
-Oct
1
4%%
.238379*
"
.208933
2.790937
.
_______
L
common stock_____Oct
Chicago & Western Indiana RR.—
.00285625
.238379*
-
Date
25
„
stock__
C6rp.,
Aluminum Coy of Canada. Ltd., 37,8% s. f. debs, due 1970_Nov
1
American Tobacco Co., 20-year 3% debs due 1962
Oct 15
American Viscose Corp., 5% preferred stockNov
1
JOO4304Q1*
i
.209250
Mexico, peso
Netherlands, guilder
of
.00435401*
.00285625
Company
.209400
♦
2.795000
_
New Zealand, pound
Union
f
;
.00285625
Germany, Deutsch Mark
India, Dominion of, rupee
United
1.031171
.324850
1.032812
franc___
Norway,
.326050
.324875
1
;
preferred
PARTIAL
.0200125
;f„. 1.032187
—-—
France
Ireland, pound
.0200125
<
.325900
____
Finland, markka
(Metropolitan),
.0200125
.325075
Co.,
Instrument
.0385802*
.0385802*
1.031875
——
_
Service
Weston Electrical
2.228585
.0385802*
'.0200125
_
American
.0716820*
.0719820*
2.227589
2.223107
.0385802*
.0385802*
_____
.0719820*
.0719820*
2.223854
2.227091
_T—__
Austria, schilling
Company and Issue—
.200000*
1
NOTICE OF TENDER
.
,
$.
$
.200000*
—-
—
Australia, pound
Sept, 30
Sept. 29
$
$
.200000*
—
Preferential
Wednesday
Tuesday
Sept. 24
''
Argentina peso-
indicated) in which
(except where
given in the "Chronicle."
were
Thursday
10-
1
10-20
10-
4
6
9-24
10-6
9-24
Co.—
preferred
(quar.)
»11.50
£*',:rbrpferred (quar.)
Bald^iPchima-Hamilton
:
Corp.
(quar.)—___
$1 50 1
20c
23c
10-15
-14.-55
9-30
'2-i
10-30
10-7
10-25
10-15
Bangor Hydro Electric Co.. common (quar.t
Backers National Life Insurance Co. of New
stock dividend
Z
45c
10-20
10-
5%
10-22
Bankers Trust Co.
60c
10-15
10c
15c
12-23
12-14
10-14
10-
50c
11-
1
10-15
75c
$1.50
11-
1
10-19
11-
1
10-19
,oc
12-
i
11-10
Baldwin
Rubber Co.
(N.
(quar.i.
Y.), (quar.)_^
BasiELOil (Calif.), common-.
Bajusch'.& Lomb Optical Co.,
Bays^ate
Corp.
—
—
com.
(quar.)—
(quar.)—
Beguifc-Arts Apartments, Inc.—
$3 prior preferred (quar.)__—:
$,6_lst preferred (quar.)
Belknap .Hardware & Mfg.
Quarterly
Bell Telebone Co. of Canada
r—
—
(quar.)
.i
(quar.)_.
1
15c
t50c
3-1-55
10-15
1
9-30
9-30
2-
1
9
9-15
Volume 1*80
Number 5365
The Commercial and financial Chronicle
...
(1371)—-51
\ 1 H »
.
.
.,
.
Name of
Best
Biddeford
■
Inc.
A
Steel
Foundry
Tobacco,
preferred
Blue
Ben, Inc.
Blue
Macnine
Co.—
10-20
10-15
9-24
10-15
9-24
;
American
10-
11-13
10-30
Cutter
12-24
12-11
Dallas
11-30
11-19
25c
"
Columbia
Forest
40c
British
~
Products,
Corp.. Ltd.
Telephone Co.—
preferred
•4%%
County
Brooklyn
Borough
Budget
•60c
Union
-
Finance
Plan,
6%
»7%
10-15
10-15
10-15
10-15
15c
10-10
-
42%c
(quar.;
Corp.
__J-—
Common
'«
participating
:$7
non-cum.
Calgary
preferred
-
6%
Packing
Fire
Starch,
Canada
;
(quar.);
Lines,
Ltd.
Co., Ltd.,<
(quar.)_
Fairbanks-Morse
Common
!4%%
10-
(quar.)
Refractories
<4%%
.income)
10-29
9-30
10-15
9-15
9-29
1-15
12-30
10-15
$1.25
(quar.)
10-15
$37%c
(quar.)—
10-20
8
10-
7
10-30
10- 7
40c
(
10-
10-30
25c
10-15
9-30
'
-
$$2.50
I-3-55
12-22
17 %c
(quar.)
$1.19'
10-15
9-30
(quar.45c
10-15
9-30
net
11-
1
10-11
investment
15c
Telepnone
10-15
9-30
Corp.—
(quar.)./,
$1.12%
—
;3% % convert.ble preferred
Chicago Allerton Hotel
•Class
A
Class
A
Chicago
10-15
9-30
Cincinnati,
New
7%
Co..
.quar
10-15
10-
1
12-15
12-
1
10-22
25c
10-20
Tex.
&
____
Pacific
*Rv.,
5%^
Coghlin
preferred
(B.
J.)
Colonial Finance
div.)
t
St.
Mutual
&
Life
preferred
Southern
Insurance
Ohio
Commonwealth
is-a;
Electric
Common
Gas
Fetroleum
Life
$2
(quar.)
partic.
Extra
Corp.__
Consol.
class
-Initial
11-
1
,9-22
11-
1
10-15
10-20
9-30
9-17
12-15
12-10
11-
1
10-
5
11-
1
10-
5
50c
11-
10-
1
11-
1
10-
5
55c
11-
1
10-
5
Natural
Paoer
preferred
11-
1
10-18
IO7I8
Ltd.
12-15
11-30
9-s30
(quar.)
62Vic
11-15
10-15
t37»/2C
10-23
9-10
(quar.)
after
pro¬
1
Co.
20c
common
(quar.)___
10-25
i8c
(quar.i_____
12-
16c
(increased)
-
$4.52 preferred
10-18
10-15
shares
new
Co.,
10-18
1
1
$1
Special
Power
1
11-
62J/2c
Mines,
Ltd
Corp..
on
11-
11-
(quar.)
Co.
10-25
to-5
55c
11-20
,10-22
2
11-18
10-
(quar.)
1-3-55
12-
3
$1.13
common
1-3-55
12-
3
75c
11-2Q
J.1-. 5
12-
U-P
$1
•
1
(Chicago;
v
stock
dividend
-Continental
shares
of Continental
Products
■7%
preferred
Cornell-Dublier
Cosden
(one
Assurance
Continental Gin Co..
Corn
share
new
Co.
for
each
Casualty
4Va%
Co.
preferred
Refining Co.,
com.
Corp.
&
held
(quar.)
(quar.)
Blackwell.
10-15
$1.13
10-'- 7
l-"-55
12-15
(quar.)__
preferred
(s-a)
class
A
J
90c
10-25
10-
10-15
19- "1
$1.31%
10-15
9-23
$1.25
pfef?
Creamery Package Mfg. Co. (quar.)__i
Crosse
100
(quar.)
Craddock-Terry Shoe. 5%
Sault
Electric
12-30
de
10-29
9-30
10c
1
10-15
11-
1
(quar.)
11-
1
10-15
10-15
9-24
$20c
9-98
10-15
9-28
$$1
(quar.)
10-15
$17 %c
*
10-15
7%
10-15
pfd.
$$1.75
1
10-
1
10-15
9-15
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Nemours
&
10-15
9-23
10-15
9-23
87 %C
10-25
10-
10-25
10-
15C
11-
1
10-22
31 %c
12-
1
11-15
11-. 1
$2.50
1-
2-55
1
5c
10-11
12-15
12-
1
•
S>3d
11-13
10-15
2%
Y.)
11-
Fiberboard
(quar.)__
Foundation
Companies,
Freedtert
(L 1
Fuller
Mfg.
Co.
.'
(quar.)
Baking
Contract
5%
pfd.
5%
10-15
10-
1
1-2-55
10-15
1-2-55
10-30
12-24
10-
4
par)
11-
1
10-14
10-15
5
12-
11-19
1
11-24
10-22
9-30
10-
9
1
10-15
10-18
10-
10-29
General
Electric
Co.
General
Electric
Co.,
11-
10-
7
11-
1
Finance
10-15
1
1
11-
1-
i
1
10-15
10-
1
10-
1
10-15
—
Inc.
(quar.)
Finance
Stock
25C
—
Corp., common (quar.)—
10%
4% .preferred (quar.)
4.40% preferred (quar.)_,
3%%
preferred (quar.)
$1
10-15
$1.10
10-15
933Ac
10-15
9-30
$20c
10-15
9-15
$10c
10-15
9-15
$40c
10-15
Hughes-Owens
Class
Co.,
B
Ltd.,
Cash
preferred
Huttig Sash
6%
A
T
dividend,
(quar.)
new
.preferred
preferred
A
preferred
series
10-15
12-
4.60%
2-55
12-
9
2-55
12-
9
10-
8
10-25
0
General
Investors
General
Motors
$3.75
Brick
Illinois
9-24
•
CO
9-24
9-
1
preferred
6%
Outdoor
General
8
9-28
11-
1
10-25
•'■
12-17
(increased)
10-15
(quar.)—
(quar.)
common
prefeired
(quar.)—;
58%c
preferred
(quar.)———
(initial)
Imperial Tobacco Co. of Canada, Ltd.—
4.20%
preferred
52Vic
—
4% preference (quar.)—_i
Indianapolis Power & Light,
Growth
common
preferred
Fund
(s-a)
from
(10c
or¬
dinary income and 30c from security prof¬
its)
Institutional
Income
Fund,
from
ordinary
security profits
40c
Co.
of
International
and
3c
6%
participating
12c
preferred
International
Milling,
International
Nickel
5%
4'/a%
5%
7%
preferred
of
Co.
Wares,
Telephone
Co.,
9-15
10-15
9-30
$60c
Ltd.
(quar.)
Telegraph
$1.40
r
Iowa
convertible
Illinois
preferred
(s-a)
$75c
(quar.;
55c
Jefferson
convertible
Electric
Tea
&
Johnson
Ranch
Joplin
Co.
Co., 3%%
Johnson
$1.09
$1.06
1—4c
40c
:
preferred
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Co.,
11-
1
9-30
11-
$1.50
Ltd.,
1
9-30
10-30
10-15
10-30
10-15
$10c
(quar.)
com.
11-15
10-15
n-
1
10-
11-
1
10-
25C
11-
1
10-
11-
1
10-15
Royalty
11-
Inc.,
pieferred
(P.
Foods,
common
Employees
and
9
10-
9
11-
1
10-15
56 %c
11-
1
10-15
$1.75
(quar.I
1-3-55
12-20
10c
com.
10-
4
9-22
42 %c
(quar.)
11-
1
10-20
11-
1
10-20
10-15
9-30
15c
(quar.)
25c
Corp.
(s-a)
'
10-15
9-30
15c
11-24
3.80%
4%
A
preferred
class
(quar.;
B
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
$1.50
12-11
11-29
12-11
11-29
10-15
10-15
10-15
10-15
10-
1
1
10-18
1
10-29
11-
1
$1.50
10-15
$20«
10-15
1U-2U
1
10-
4%
12-10
12-
1
12-10
12-
1
95c
12-
$1
12-
1
11-12
$1.05
(quar.)
•
12-
1
11-12
12-
1
11-12
$1.12%
(quar.)
1
11-12
City Southern Ry.—
non-cumuLative
Kendall
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
(quar.)
;
Gold Mines, Ltd.*(quar.)
Fibre
Keystone
Series
(From
A
9-27
12-30
11-30
1
10-11
$20c
75c
11-
49c
10-
9-30
81c
(quar.)
income)
investment
net
from
60c
9-30
12-15
8
10-
10-15
9-30
"Bond Fund"
S-3 "Speculative
(21c
10-15
1-3-55
40c
Funds-
Custodian
B-2
.
Co.
class
Co.,
50c
87 %c
87%c
—
3%%
Refining
Kerr-Addison
Keyes
9-22
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Kellogg Co,,
from
Stock
Com.
investment
net
net
realized
Fund"
and
inoome
gains)
Kimberly-Clark Corp.—
Stock
4%
dividend
Kroger
Kwikset
La
(shares
split two-for-one
value changed to $5)
convertible
King-Seeley
preferred
10-
—
$1
(quar.)
50c
(quar.)
Corp.
Co., 7% 2nd preferred
Locks, Inc. (quar.)
Extension
Salle
$1.75
(quar.)
Lambert
Class
Lamston
$1.80
8
9-30
1
10-15
11-
10-15
10-11
9-30
9-24
class
H.), Inc., $6 pfd.
preferred
10-20
9-16
11-15
10-15
'
29C
tO-31
10-21
9
9-24
12-31
12-18
$15C
Inc.,
Machine Co.
United
$10c
12-24
tl5c
A
(quar.)
(quar.)
(M.
25%
12-31
12-18
37 %c
(quar.)
(Alfred),
Langendorf
1
10-
1-10-55
Co.
B
10-
1
IOC
(quar.)
Laclede-Christy Co. (stock dividend)——*.—
Lake Shore Mines, Ltd..
Lakeside Laboratories, $1.16 pfd. (quar.; —
Lambert
8
11-
10-15
25c
University
Quarterly
Landis
$2
1
1
11-
(quar.)
preferred
4%%
11-10
& Co.
class
10-
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(W. R.)
12-20
10-25
10-25
56 %c
(quar.)
Batteries, Inc.,
Goulds Pumps. Inc., common
5%. preferred (quar.)
Government
1-2-53
25c
Inc.
preferred
12-20
2%
Co.,
10-10
1-2-55
$1.12%
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
H.)
1
50c
55c
1111-
10-29
11-
(quar.)
Vegetable Parchment Co.
and par
(quar.)
common
9-23
9-15
9-15
15c
4.20%
8
50c
10-15
10-15
10-15
City Power & Light Co.—
Series
Co. of Indiana—
9-17
10-13^
$1
—
Special
Kansas
8
.
1
DC
(quar.)
pfd. (quar.)
2nd
Water
Kalamazoo
4
22 %c
$$1.25
(quar.)
dividend
Bros.,
Gould-National
6%
9-30
10-15
11-
93%c
preferred
Johnson, 4%
Works, 6% preferred (quar—
Publishing Co., Ltd. (Ottawa) —
Quarterly
1
1
87 %c
(quar.)
4%% preferred (quar.)
Globe-Wernicke Co., 7% preferred
8%
11-
11-
62 %c
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
preferred
Stock
4%%
11-15
4
9-15
Journal
4 -
$1.37%
(quar.)
Telephone
Art
Gordon
10-
10-
Electric—
Gas &
(quar.)—:
preferred (quar.)
Ironrite,
25c
35c
62%c
175c
$4.36 preferred
$4.22
1
\y
Corp.
(quar.)—
Department Stores (quar.)
Foundation, Ltd., common
Investment
6%
Utilities
preferred
11-
10-15
Corp.
Quarerly
International
9-21
10-15
(quar.)
$1
Ltu.—
Canada,
&
10-15
50c
t$1.75
Power
Telephone Co. of Calif.—
preferred
Gimbel
1
9-15
9-30
(quar.)
(quar.)
International
Kansas
preferred (quar.)
General Telephone of the Southwest—
$2.20
11-
$1
(quar.)
$2
Gibson
4
$1.50
pfd.
(quar.)
preferred
General
$4
(quar.)_
preferred
General
10-
10-15
10-15
$37 Vic
(quar.)
preferred
4%
Interntaional
1
10-
62 %c
(quar.)_^_
Ltd.—
Powders,
Harvester Co,,' common
International
1
from
America
North
Bronze
11-
Inc.—
income
—
Insurance
9-30
1
Advertising Co.—
Shoe Corp.,
preferred A
Steel
10-20
11-
$1.25
Service,
preferred
$3.50
11-10
10-11
93 %c
(quar.)_r___
Public
preferred
General
11-10
11-24
10-30
6c
(Boston)
(quar))
(quar.).
preferred
$5.50
$6
Trust
11-24
$1
87 %c
(quar.)
9-15
10-
30c
(quar.)
Co.
Power,
>'4.70%
Corp*—
preferred
General
25c
(s-a)
C
9-30
50%
(quar.)
preferred
Illinois
9
1-
8%%
$3.50 preferred
9-30
(initial quar.)
Co.
Brick
Press
10-29
I. T. E. Circuit Breaker Co.
9
12-
Britain)—
(s-a)
Foods Corp.,
5
(stock dividend)—
common
Door
&
11-
"
class
Hussman Refrigerator Co.
Corp.—
4%
9-30
dividend
—
General
10-15
10-15
5
2-55
1-
40c
(Great
,
10-15
25c
60c
Shoppes,
Jewel
(final)
12 %c
(quar,)
1
15c
9-22
1- 2-55
50c
(quar.)
Ltd.
registered
11-15
9-30
10-15
L1 -15
...
(quar.)
12-15
10-25
10-
9-30
11-
15c
Corp.—
preferred
10-30
10-15
11-19
10-11
25c
(quar.)
Dynamics
convertible
General
12-10
10-27
20c
;
10-
11-10
1
9-29
10-
12-10
$1.25
(quar.)
10- 9
10-15
10-16
10-20
15c
(quar.)___
(quar.)__^
10-15
11-15
,50c
.
11-12
Institutional
9
10-29
12 %c
(quar.)
1
53 %c
(quar.)
(quar.)_____
10-
25C
(quar.)
.
11-
9-24
11-
Co.
Ingersoll-Rand Co., 6%
10c
com.
8
10-11
50c
Insurance
12-24
$25c
quar.)
common
Corp.,
.pfd.. ($20
preferred
General
$2
1
30c
par)
8
45c
5%
9-15
9-10
10-
35c
Co.,
($100
1010-
Home
Interstate
General
9-27
10-29
10-29
(quar.)
4
ftc
(quar.)
General
10-15
35c
(quar.)
—
preferred
10-
$1.25
(quar.)
convertible preferred
Co.
30c
93 %c
,(quar.)_
Hollingshead (R. M.) Corp. (quar,),
Holt (Henry) & Cp./(stock dividend)
4.42%
10-15
10-15
$15c
(quar.^:
common
5
9-30
(quar.)
25c
(quar.
Gabriel Co., 5%
Gamewell
& Co., common
A
preferred
30c
(increased
Realty
10-
10-30
33%%
4.26%
30c
(quar.)
Ltd.,
Corp.
"rpidman
10-15
35c
Lumber
*4.08%
75c
(quar.)
Canada, Ltd. (quar.)
Frankenmuth Brewing Co. (increased)
Franklin Telegraph (s-a)
Fraser
(Tt.)
9c
of
Co.
5
25c
(quar.)
11-12
75c
(quar.)__^
Wallace, class B
.10-
(quar.)
common
10-15
10c
Forbes &
10-
10-15
(quar.)
1
$1.50
—
Corp.
Ltd.
Corp.,
E
1
62 %c
(quar.)
Co.
10-15
25c
dividend
Class
Inc.—
Rubber
seires
12-
45c
&
Stock
5
5
21 %c
"
11-
50c
Extra
Fluor
5
9-30
20c
Quarterly
Tire
9-30
10-
9-24
10-30
$26c
(Md.)
(quar.)
Fireman's Fund Insurance (San Francisco) —
Bank
10-15
1-20*
10-15
(quar.)
(Edward)
Stock
5
10-
45c
Fidelity & Deposit Co.
Firestone
10-
8
50c
preferred
6
10-20
1-55
$1
9-15
10-21
10-15*
10-
$2.50
(increased)
Inc.
2-
25c
(quar.)
16c
(quar.)
Products,
prior
1
20c
Stores
10-
11-1
15c
D
$1.25
(quar.)
Department
1
10-15
$10c
___!
Co,
1
5
37 %c
(quar.)
preferred '(quar.)
(H. J.) Co., common
Hydraulic
62 %c
5%>
Paperboard
10-
Corp.—
preferred "A" (quar.)____
Estabrooks (T. H.), Ltd., 4.16% pfd. (quar.)
European & North American Ry. (s-a)
Farrlngton Mfg. Co., common (quar.)__
Grace
40c
10-15
5c
Fibreboard
11-
11-
10-15
10-20
*
$1.50
A pfd.
9-10
15c
dividend)
9-30
10-15
75c
Preferred
1
11-15
]62ViC
Co.—
series
Company,
6.40%
10-15
(quar.)
Federal
12-
10-30
$$1.25
(quar.)
11-19
$$1
Phonograph Corp.
Federal
9-24
$1.37%
ser.
8
$$1.50
(quar.i_„
5
$1.37%
Co.
8
$1.12%
(quar.)„
Enamel & Heating Products, Ltd.,
(quar.)
Equitable Credit Corp., 60c preferred (quar.)
A
10-
Canada, Ltd.—
Hines
■"
(quar.)
(N.
9-24
15c
7% preferred A (quar.)
Hershey Chocolate, 4%%
Co.—
Abrasives
5
~
3%%
Hot
(quar.)
&
preferred
Electric
Household
Extra
Class
of
2-18
.10-
t50c
Hayes Industries, Inc.
Heinz
11-26
3-10-55
10c
(quar.)
Cotton,
preferred
Hecht
9-15
10-15
$1.25
Co.
Oil
preferred
5%
9-30
1
12-16
$1.25
(quar.)
Haydock Fund
Hoe
11-
10c
Erie Railroad,
(quar.)_
Manufacturing
convertible
5%
11-
Ohio RR.
&
preferred series B (quar.)_
4Vi%
preferred series C (quar.)
9-24
$1
(stock
Empire Trust Co.
(quar.)
9-24
Co., Ltd.-—
(quar.)
&
10-15
8
Hercules Steel Products Corp.—
(quar.)
(quar.)
Refractories
Emerson Radio
9-30
10-15
5%
10-15
^$37%o
(quar.)
11-
$10c
(quar.)
com.
Ltd.,
Electric
preferred
10-15
t$3
80c
12Vic
preferred
(quar.)
(A.) Co., 5 Vi% pfd. (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Havana Lithographing Co.—
'•'.■"•
12-24
12-24
$$1.12%
Ltd.,
common
Auto-Lite
Electro
GJatfelter
$1.75
Electric, $5.25
I.)
lO- 1
quar.)__
Harris
1
Steel, Ltd.—
partic. preferred
Participating >
$4.50
of
(quar.)
Petroleum
5
S1.12 V2
<quar.)
Container Corp. of America,
4% preferred (quar.)
Continental Casuaity Co.
(E.
(incr.
Ltd., 5% pfd. (quar.)
Co., 5% pfd. (initial)
(s-a)___
Harbison-Walker Rerfactories
9-10
11-
12-30
$17 Vic
(s-a)
common
4%
General
37«/2C
37V2C
t5c
Gas
11-15
25c
Duncan Coffee, class A (quar.)
Duriron Co., 5% preferred (quar.)
$5
Inc.—
u
payment
Extra
5
51c
,
(quar.)
Products
Pont
10-
10-15
Quarterly
-
5
17 %c
(quar.)
5%
Yellowknlfe
Metal
2-lor-l
split
Consolidated Royalty Oil
$4.50
10-11
51V2C
posed
Consumers
10-20
62 '/2c
Discovery
Consolidated
0-17
1
47V2C
:
A
10-10
10-
.
Ordinary
B
Common
Consolidated
10-11
f35c
;
(quar.)
pref.
class
Conso'idated
11-15
30c
(quar.)
Extra——
—
1
10-15
1
45c
;
Common
1
12-
(Toronto)—
preferred -.(quar.)
Consolidated Chenical Industries,
.
11-
40c
••$2.20
($1.50
6
9-15
11-
f38c
preferred
10-
Co.—
(quar.)
preferred
$2.04
&
Go.,
$3.50 preferred
$4.§0 preferred
Y.)
Gypsum Lime & Alabastine
6%
110c
A
10-15
(Montreal)
!
Hawaiian
10-28
62 %c
1
(quar.)
Co.,
(N.
Extra
Hancock
10-15
15c
America
5Va%
above
pfd.
shares
being called for
redemption on Oct. 15 at $1(J7 per share
plus this regular dividend,
6%
Connecticut Light & Power Co.
£2.06
preferred
(quar.)
$1.90
preferred
(quar.)
!
10-30
10-31
$5
_
Ltd...i—_
Assn.
9-27
12-20
i(;c
Co..-(quar.)
Natural
Commonwealth
Confederation
10-22
35c
_
Edison
1
10-13
1-3-55
$1.18%
(quar.)
(tnonthlv 1
Quarterly
Commonwealth
11-
2%
t20c
Ceniral
Columbus
10-22
$1.50
:
Milling & Elevator (increased)
Columbus
11-1B
1
$1.25
Colorado
8
9-17
from
(quar.j
•All
Louis
Colorado
Power
1
II-
$1.75
(stock
(quar.)
Co., 4%%
12-
50c
common
Ltd.
8
9-
$1.25
_•
(quar.)
Co.,
9-24
Ry.
t
Mahoning Rv. >s-a>
Cincinnati, Chicago &
Cleveland,
7
10-18
20c
common-,
Multiplier Corp.,
Clearfield
10-
50c
common
10-
10-22
$$1
Chemical
Mobile
Hamilton
9-20
1
$1.50
common
North
Insurance Co.
(5 preferred
payable
(quar.)
$4 .preferred
First
preferred, (quar.V— w—
Clary
1
yio-29
50c
Orleans,
Co.,
11-
$5
;
Oil
(jrexentQ
Baking
:
(quar.)—
Products
Cotton
(quar.87%c
Rrt.—
(quar.)
(quar.)J
Molded
Chickasha
City
Illmoia
17%%
payable
(quar.)
preferred
Co.,
Dominion Textile
Dow
6%
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry.—
Chicago & Eastern
7c
(quar.)__
Square Corp. Ltdi
Federated
i
—preferred
8
(quar.)
(from
Chenango & Unadilia
1 '
11-
25c
9-30
10-
37 %c
-
—
Power
8
1
11-
10-
11-
*
Gustin-Bacon
7
9-30
1
-
5%
$$1.12%
.
Ry.
11-
10-
10-15
50c
25c
preferred A
preferred
Common
9-30
$93%c
(s-a)
—-
9-30
10-15
$10c
(quar.)
Hudson Gas & Electric Corp.
Kansas Co., 4%% preferred
Inc.
1
10-15
$$1.12%
Ohio
10-14
1
Co.,
(quar.)
of
Extra
3
10-15
37 Vic
Quarterly
Eastern Bakeries Ltd.—
Co. (quar.)
Investments, Ltd.—
Fund,
10-
Ltd.—
&
Ohio Light &
1
8
and
(quar.
(quar.)___
preferred
Edison
(quar.)—
Chemical
10-
1
11-
8
$$1.50
series)
(initial)
(initial quar.)
(5%: preferred (quar.)
Central Aguirre Sugar
preference
10-
$27 %c
Ltd
Carolina Power & Light Co., common
Celotex Corp., common
Central Canada
11-
11-15
37 %c
(quar.)
Dominion Tar & Chemical
du
9-15
1
Ltd.—
Co.,
(quar.)-;
Clinchfield
8
5%
convertible
"
9-20
10-15
t25c
(quar.)
preferred
Carolina,
(initial)
com.
10-
12-23
11-
12-
40c
•
Extra
9-30
8
Second
12-23
$$2
$31c
—
(1954
$75c
A
$12%c
(quar.)
1
10-25
90c
(quar.)
Income
Ltd.,
Dominion
9-30
1
11-
$15c
(s-a)
•
Canadian .Vickers,. Ltd.
Central
10-15
11-
______-
(quar.)
preferred
Central
10-30
10-26
50c
$$1.25
new
Preferred -<1954 series)
Canadian
Central
11-15
50c
(quar.*
common
Investment,
Industries, Ltd.—
Canadian
■5%
10-15
10c
Dredge & Dock,
'
9-30
*
12-
9
t$1.50
Co.
Guaranty Trust Co.
7
12-15
9c
Dominion Glass
9-30
9-
12-10
50c
(quar.)__
of Investments,
value.
Also
Corp.
•7%
10-15
12-20
•-30
—
1
(quar.)
preferred
(5 preferred
(s-a)
asset
preferred
4%%
9-28
10-15
net
Dominion Foundries
9-28
10-20
(s-a)_-_
Ltd.
-
t
9-10
10-15
quar.)_,___
Corp.,
Canadian
preferred
8
37Vic
(-quar.)—-——
Association
Canadian
16%
8
10-
$1/50
"
Canadian General
10-
sales
on
at
Dominion Fabrics,
9-28
'
10-11
9-24
10-15
6%
Dome Mines, Ltd.
Domestic Finance
9-28
8
$1.17%
.
Cement Go.
common
preferred
8
10-
$1.75
___
Power
Bronze
10-
•40c
~(quar.)__
com>
Corp.
Steamship
$5
10-15
10-11
25c
Wards
investment
net
profit
70c
9-28
$3
10-11
(1.25
Doeskin Products, common
9-28
$7
Extra—
Canadian
8
8
-
1—
Northern
Canada
-5%
-'i
1010-
$5c
Insurance
lExtra
Canada
8
8
25c
,
J.
10-25
5%
Colrp., 1st pfd.
Dodge Mfg. Corp.
9-24
11-
.6%
Guarantee
RR.—
(quar.)-
Dixie Cup Co.,
7
25c
(quar.)—«.*.
California^ Portland
Camden
1010-
(annual)-;.—.
(quar.)
preferred
9-28
10-
5
10-
1
37y2c
pfd.
Griscom-Russell
8
10-
10-25
cash)
25c
(quar.)
preferred
4.70%
California
in
10-29
2nd pfd. (annual)—
Corp., Ltd. 4s-a>—-
Calif.-Oregon Power Co.,
17%
9-28
10-20
__
preferred
partic.
stock
$50c
common—
-
Edmonton
&
In
$50c
participating class A (annual)—-.
-Participating
;
$3
net
10-18
8
10-
Co., Ltd.—
from
10-29
10-
1
11-25
11-
10-15
Western Brewery—
conv.
Gulf
cash)
dep. receipts for ordinary (final)
Dividend Shares,
Inc.
(2c payable in cash
9-28
10-15
1
11-
frac¬
Amer.
9-28
'
10-15
11-
10-15
5%
12-15
31 %c
56 %c
Quarterly
Grlesedieck
Gulf Xiife
Edison
Distillers
4
25c
t
Co.
8
(stock
stock,
Western
Co. (quar.)
Match Co., common
$1.5^K preferred (quar.)
1
35c
:
$5
'
■'
17%c
•
____
(quar.)
Byrndun Corp., class A
Oil
9-28
10-15
10-15
15c
Forge Co. (quar.)
Burns & Co., Ltd., class A preference
-Class B common-.
.
15c
A
Diatapnd
9-10
10-
10-15"
luc
Buffalo
10'
1
$1.25
"
prior
Burroughs
11-
In
Union Stock
9-30
(quar.)__.
common
paid
Tramway
Derby
10-
25c
A
com.
class
in
Denver
9-30
11- 1
11-1
9-20
Holders
Payable of
J25c
DC
Inc., com
Great American Insurance Co. (N. Y.)
3
$1.25
(quar.)
voting
payable
shares
6
$1
convertible preferred .(quar.)
5%
9-30
1
$$1.18%
;
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
conv.
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Co.,
Denver & Rio Grande
Detroit
convertible
5%
11-
$25c
.
_i
Co.
8-27
$$1.50
)
Gas
Gas
8-27
8
1212-
50c
common
Denver
(quar.)
(quar.)_Trust Co. (s-a)
Brooklyn
8
10-
$l0c
_
preferred
Bronx
10-
$1
(quar.)___
Mfgy
dividend
Great American Industries
10-20
93 %c
(quar.)_
Dennlson
,
1
' Ltd.—
Power
Columbia
6%
9-30
10-
tional
__
Columbia
10-15
A
10-15
12-23
$1.06
Dayton Rubber Co.,
Class
11-
12-20
^
Dana Corp.,
1
12-15
$1.12
(quar.)_,„_
9-20
10-
10-15
1
When
Share
1
50c
3%% preferred A (quar.)
Davenport Water, 5% preferred (quar.)
10-15
-2 % %
-
pfd.
Company
12-29
37 Vac
$4.24
Per
Name of
Grafton & Co.,
Ltd., "class A (quar.)
Graham-Paige Corp., 5% conv. pfd. (accum.)
Grand Union Co., 4'/2%
preferred (quar.)„
11c
9-10
10-16
5d
-Quarterly
British
Light, 4'/2%
preferred (quar.)__
$4 preferred (quar.)__;
11-
$2
40c
(increased)
&
10-15
(quar,)__^
Tyear-end)
12-10
10-15
^
(s-a)_i.
Co.
10-15
30c
933/4C
xquar.)__
(interim)
dep. rets. for. 5% preferred
preferred
Laboratories
Power
Holders
11-1
10c
8%
Sugar
10-29
37 %c
-
4
When
Payable of Rec.
10c
12-20
10%
Ordinary
Amer.
British
:
10-11
50c
dividend;
prexerred
Tobacco—
B
Atlantic
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Curtiss-Wright Corp., $2 class A (quar.)
10-14
75c
'
Borg (George W.) Corp. (quar.U
Bostitch, Inc.,. class A (quar.)
Bridgeport Hydraulic '<quar.)__
British
Class
Cuban
•>
Share
A
class
(quar.)_.
Cummins Engine Co.,-4%%
:
3%%
of Company
Co.,
Crum & Forster,
,
15c
(quar.)
Bristol-Myers Co.,
9
30c
iquar.)
stock
t
10-
20c
(quar. >
common
Ami
Co.
Crossett
<
Ridge Insurance (Shelby, N. C.) (quar.)
Co., clas6 A (quar.)
Bon
Borden
Per
Name
1
$25c
-
^
Bros.
6%
10-
$10c
__
&
10-23
$1.25
(quar.)___-
(quar.)__-
•Quarterly
Bloch
(quar.
cQmmon
Holders
Payable of Rec.
50c
Water
Ltd.,
When
Share
■
■
,
(quar.)
Saco
&
Blltmore Hats,
$1 preferred
Birdsboro
Per
,
Company
Foods,
$3
(s-a)
(quar.)
11-
1
10-31
11-
5
25c
(quar.)
Bakeries,
10-
com.
(quar.)
—
11-15
45c
10-15
9-30
45c
10-15
9-30
1
52
(1372)
if;
Atiui''
Tool
preferred
;—
____
Valley KR. Co. (quar.)
Lehman Corp., new common (initial)
Lehigh
Stores
Lerner
Corp.,
30c
Lewis
Liberty
Quarterly
Quarterly
RR.
$15c
25C
12-31
1
Original (quar.)
Special guaranteed
11-18
*1.00
2-18
12^10
11-18
50C
3-10-55
2-18
1
10-15
11-
10c
Cock
Joint
Baltimore
n%c
__________—_____
Pipe, 8%
preferred
10-
9-30
10-15
9-30
10-15
$25C
10-15
62 %c
preferred
Co.,
(quar.)__
Macleod-Cockshutt
Drug Stores Co.,
preferred (quar.)
Corp., Ltd., 5%
Mading
Mailman
Mansfield
Tire
9-30
Manufacturers
Oil
Oflar-Tex
Trust
Midland
Marion
Power
Common
$5c
1
10-
(N. Y.)
4%%
1
10-
net
10-15
10-15
9-30
$$1.25
10-30
10-12
25c
10-20
10-
75c
10-15
5c
12-15
(quar.)—
pfd.
(quar.)
;
4%
Laboratories
9-30
9-30
Portland
10-
4
9-20
Potter
11-
1
10-15
$15c
11-
1
10-15
10c
10-
3
10-
$$1
10-20
1
10-15
(quar.)__
10-18
10-
8
vestment
9-30
11-15
10*15
9-30
$1.50
11-27
11-20
5c
10-15
10-1
2__
(quar.)
,
—.____
34%c
12-
11-26
1
preference
series
C
(quar.)____.
_
96 %c
40c
(quar.)
12-
1
(quar,)__
Co.
(quar.)_
of America,
10-15
10-29
5c
(quar.)
com.
"
50c
12 %c
Montgomery Ward & Co., common
V Stock dividend
*2.25 preferred (quar.)
10%
56V4C
37 %c
(quar.)
-
10-27
11-
Reliable
10-18
10-18
System,
fc
Tel
Co.
Inc., common
preferred
C«tsb
R^eiRtc
National
Chemical
National
City
&
Bank
rquar.)
9-30
10-30
9-20
4.10%
9-24
Mills, Ltd., class A
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Service Corp., common
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
12-30
12-25
10-30
10-20
10-30
10-20
10-15
9-30
$5c
1-2-55
12- 3
$1.50
National
Co.
10-11
9-20
10-
4
9-20
10-15
10- 5
10-15
10-15
9-30
10-15
9-30
Diego Gas & Electric Co.,
5% preferred (quar.)—
4.40% preferred (quar.)—
split-up.)—
National Steel Car, Ltd.
9-30
10-15
New Brunswick
(quar.)
Telephone Co. Ltd, (quar.)__
New England Gas & Electric
Common
North American Aviation, Inc.—
Increased quarterly
American
Refractories
Northern
Illinois
Gas
Northern
Pacific
Ry.
Co.,
Co.
.__
(Minn.),,com. (quar.)
*3.60 preferred (quar.)
*4.10 preferred (quar.)
I
I_
*4.08 preferred
44.J1 preferred
Oklahoma
4%
OMn
Mathieson
4% %
Chemical
preferred
Corp.,
4%%
United
Filters
7%
11-
1
10-15
Corp.—
preferred
11-
1
*3.40
11-15
11-
1
$4
$1
10-15
9-30
115c
10-15
9-30
10-15
25c
10-15
$1.50
10-10
93 %c
10%
11-
9-20
10-
1
9-30
1
10-18
10-29
9-28
(quar.)_
11-15
1
11-15
12-
1
11-15
Title Insurance Co. of Minn.
1
10-15
Title Insurance Si Trust Co,
10-22
9-30
Tobacco & Allied
10-20
9-27
Trans-Caribbean
10-20
9-27
Vrav-Ler
*28c
1-2-55
12-15
50c
10-14
9-23
25C
10-
9
9-28
$1.25
11-
1
10-15
40c
10-
4
9-27
50c
10-30
10-19
12,15
12-15
10-15
9-20
(Ed)
1
8
$4 preferred
10- 8
9-30
i
9-20
10-15
10-
5
56c
10-25
10-
8
12-
1
11-15
$1.02%
12-
1
11-15
$1.18%
12-
1
11-15
$1.02%
12-
1
11-15
10-15
$2
$1
11-15
$$1.06
1-2-55
$50c
10-27
9-30
11-
—
1
12-10
10-
$1.25
12-15
12-
25c
—
1
1
10-10
11-15
11-
20c
10-14
25c
(quar.)
10-16
14c
com.
1
9-14
10-15
9-30
22C
10-15
9-30
22 %C
10-15
9-30
80c
Seaboard
10-15
9-30
$5.75
20c
10-20
9-30
90c
10-15
9-30
$1.02'/2
10-15
9-30
10-15
9-30
pfd.
Smith
Smith
10-30
10-15
11-
10-14
50c
25c
11-
1
1
10-14
$25c
11-15
10-15
$$1.75
11-15
10-15
(quar.)—
25c
10-15
10-
10-18
10- 8
1
Class
B
4%%
of
(N.)
Co.,
(Howard)
Common
Aircraft
5%
Canada,
10-10
9-23
12-15
12-
1
10-11
10-
5
75c
10-11
10-
9-30
12-20
12-10
11-
10-
1
8
Ltd.—
(quar.)
common
—
6%
Paper
Mills Ltd.—
Co.,
(quar.)
common
,
1
(quar.)™.
10-15
10-
11-15
10-20
11-15
10-20
U.
S.
Life
insurance
7%
preferred
United Steel.
9-20
$1.12%
10-15
10- 5
87%c
11-
1
11-
1
10-12
11-
1
10-12
75c
10-15
$2.50
10-10
9-10
9-20
62»/2c
11-
1
10- 4
37 Vc
11-
1
10- 4
11-
4
10- 4
50c
10-15
$1
10-15
(Bait.)—
(quar.)
9-24
10-
4
20c
(quar.jZ.,
10-
7
9-21
20c
10-
7
9-21
10- 4
9-24
22 %c
1-2-55
12-10
35c
10-11
10-, 1
25c
10-15
9-30
87 %c
(N. Y.)
10-15
IOC
(quar.)
Ltd.,
10-15
15c
25C
9-27
12 %c
12-
2
12-13
12-
1
§75c
11-1
10-14
lOe
10-15
9-20
17%c
6%
12-13
IOC
(quar.)
10-15
9-20
1
10-14
Universal Leaf Tobacco—
Co.
(quar.)
;
—
B.j, 5% ,pfd.
(J.
•
RR.
Virginian Railway—
6%
preferred (quar.)_—
6%
preferred (quar.)
6%
preferred (quar.)—
6%
preferred (ouar.).
Vulcan
10-8
$3
10-15
9-24
10-
1
10-
7
9-28
11-
1
10-19
;
37 %c
1-15
37 %c
—
2-1-55
37 %c
—
Detinning Co., 7% pfd. (quar.)—_
(Hiram) Gooderham & Worts, Ltd.—
Walker
llr
$1.25
(quar.).
(s-a)
A
50c
30c
(Increased quar.)—i,
5-2-55
4-18
37 %c
8-1-55
7-15
35c
10-20
10-11
$75c
Quarterly
10-15
9-24
t$l
Warren
5%
Bros.
Co:,
common
(quar.)—
preferred
Washington Gas Light Co.,
Weatherhead
1
9-28
9-29
pfd. A (quar.)——_
United Stockyards Corp., com. (quar.)
—
70c conv. preefrred (quar.)
Wellman
1
10- 8
—
10-
10-
10- «
Corp., common
U, S. Sugar Corp.
2
10-
9-28
35c
preferred (s-a)
(quar.)
U. S. Shoe Corp. (quar.)——
U. S. Smelting Refining & Mining Co.—
U. S. Plvwood
1
10-15
10-1
(N. J.), 4%%
U. S. Lines Co.
11-
11-
10-20
11- 1
—:
11-
5
10-20
11-15
11-15
—
Class B
$15c
"10- 8
1
25c
(quar.)
com.
U. S. Finishing Co., $4 non-cum. pfd.
U. S. Foil Co., class A
10- 5
(quar.)—
J,(quar.)
common
(quar.)
Co.,*$5 preferred
Engineering
9-24
10-15
10- 1
62 %c
11-
1
10-15
45c
11-
1
10-15
$i.oey4
11-10
10-25
$1.12 %
(quar.)
preferred
$4.50
10-15
25c
11-10
10-25
$1.25
(quar.)
10-15
10-
1
West Kentucky
Coal Co.
West Michigan
11-10
10-
1
11-
2
10-
8
11-
1
10-15
$1.12%
—
50c
25C
17 %c
Co
Steel Foundry—
7%
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
West Penn PoWer Co.—
4%%
10-30
9-30
4.20%
preferred
10-15
9-30
4.10%
preferred
10-30
10-15
9-30
1'7%C
1-3-55
12-15
$i:25
1-3-55
12-15
Westates Petroleum
Co.,
70c
preferred
Western Grocers, Ltd., class A
$1.40
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)_
J—
—
10-15
9-17
$1.05
10-15
9-17
$1.02%
tquar.)—
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
9-30
£5,Gc
10c
Atlantic Gas
25c
87%C
9-30
10c
Corp.,
(quar.)
25c
(quar.)
11-1
—
1
$25c
n
11-15
—
Quarterly
11-
,
1
9-24
5%
(quar.)
United Specialties Co. (quar.)
U. S. Fidelity Sc Guaranty Co.
10-8
1
10- 5
dividend)—
(quar.)_
Machinery
preferred
1
50c
40c
35c
(cash
Railroad Si Canal
J.
50c
,
9-30
10-15
—
Fruit Co.
Shoe
11-
$53c
(quar.)
11-15
$$1.75
of Amer.
$4.25 preferred
(quar.)
jt
10- 5
10-15
$25c
5
10-27
•
10-15
(quar.)—.—
class A
(quar.)
$1.50
common
(quar.)
preferred
9-23
5c
Extra
South
9-23
10-10
10c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
9-28
12C
■
(quar.)
*2 preferred
Solar
Class B
$35c
Ltd.,
preferred
11-12
8
10-10
20c
(quar.)
(A. O.) Corp.
1
10-
$1.25
'
America
Co.
12-
9-24
9-30
12-28>
11-26
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Stores Corp.—
(quar.)
Tool Corp.; class A <quar.)__
United Drill Si
Van Sciver
$1.43%
Falls Machine Co.J
of
Ltd.
preferred
Upson
11-12
5
*1.12%
Canada
*3.50 convertible preference
10-15
1
10-
10-15
1-5-55.
United Clgar-Whelan
10-15
12-
1
*1.12%
92 %c
(quar,)
of
United Biscuit Co.
1
45c
Inc
12- 1
7%c
31 %c
(quar.)_
1
30c
—
12-10
$1
Union Twist Drill Co.
11-
53c
(quar.)
10-15
10-
5c
t
(quar.)_
Union Sulphur As Oil,
11-
$1.07 y3
;
corny (quar.)
pfd. (quar.)
Corp.
Co.
85C
(quar.)
Co.,
Sierra Pacific Power Co.,
6%
preferred
(quar.)
9-30
$1.12 Va
10-20
1
9iy4c
;
Common
9-30
5
11-10
Co
Sherwin-Williams
10-15
11-
25c
(quar.)
10-29
10-15
*1.75
v
—
(quar.)
preferred
Gas
*1
American Shares,
Sheraton
10-15
1
;
—
Extra
Slater
12-
10-
Oil Co. (quar.)_
Security Storage Co. (quar.),
Seneca
9-22
10-15
Seaboard
Selected
10-"5
$1.34
25c
common
10c
35c
(quar.)
u
(quar.)
Vermont Si Massachusetts
Finance
$2.12 conv.
9-21
1
.Union
Common
preferred
Steel
Scullin
9-27
11-
$4.50
8
'
Inc
(ouar.
Extra
Co.
10- 8
of Missouri
$3.50
10-
10-15
IV
—
Union Electric Co.
10-
'
11-
—
Ltd., 7% pfd. (quar.)
Twin City Rapid Transit Co., com. (quar.)—
Twin Coach Co., (stock dividend;—;
1
Udyllte Corp. (quar.)
1
40C
10- 8
$1
SOc
(quar.)_
Co.,
10-15
20c
com
& Co.,
Mfg. Co.—
3.65% preferred
6
10-27
Tobacco
II-
Scovill
10-
20c
TUckett
15c
1;
10-
1
.
$1.25 pfd. (quar.)—
Trinity Universal Insurance, com. (quar;)
True-Temper Corp., 4%% pfd. (quar.)_
30c
:t"
——
Stocks,
Corp.
preferred
$8.70 preferred
10-15
11-19
1
11-
25c
—
I-2-55
II-
12-15
11-
$1.21
(Los Angeles)—
Airways Inc., cl. A
Radio
12- 1
$1.14
Treesweet Products Co.,
$1.12 y2
50c
10- 1
;—
35c
I-2-55
9-24
10-15
—.
11-
*28C
10-15
20c
Light, $4.56 pfd. (quar.)—
$4.84 preferred
(quar.)
$4
preferred
(quar.)
Thompson (H. I.) Fibre Glass Co. (quar.)
12-
1-2-55
15c
(quar.)
20c
—
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
10-15
$1.06%
(quar.)
1
10- 4
10-20
50C
—
Corp.
$1:50
oreferred
30c
•
Inc., class A (quar.)__
12-
Common
Scott Paper Co.—
11-15
$2.12
Products Co.. Ltd., com. (quar.)
preferred
75c
20c
(quar.)
Ontario Steel
Schwitzer-Cummins
$1.02%
;
(quar.)
Oliver
B
Schuster
9-15
Electric Co.—
(quar.)
Oliver
Class
9-15
10-15
$1.02
(quar.)
(quar.)
Gas*&
preferred
10-15
75c
common
(ouar.)
Northern States Power
*
9-30
75c
(quar.)
10-15
11- 1
18 %C
quar.)___
:
Quarterly
—
(quar.)__
Schenley Industries, Inc. (quar.)
4.30%
Newberry (J. J.) Co., 3%% pfd. (quar.)
No-Sag Spring Co. (stock dividend)
1
(Initial
(quar.)__
60c
preferred
10-11
25c
Jersey Natural Gas Co., common
Newark Telephone (Ohio), 6% pfd. (quar.)
10-15
llr
$1.05
preferred (quar.)
Miquel Brewery
5.36%
Assn.—
(quar.)
New
North
Antonio Transit,
60c
New Bedford Gas & Electric Light
10-15
$1
A
San
Corp.
A.)
Co.
$1.12'/2
(quar.)
St. Paul Fire & Marine Insurance (quar.)—
37 %c
(qu«r.)__
9-24
$i.06y4
(quar.)
(quar.)
convertible preferred
5%
$50c
_____________
*2.40 preferred
Ltd.
Corp.,
fct«C
•
(O.
&
(quar.)-.
Terre Haute Malleable Si Mfg. (quar.)_
Texas Illinois Natural Gas Pipeline—-
9-17
10-15
55c
dividend)—-
Sutton
Savannah Electric & Power—
_
(quar.)
Ektra
Naugatuck Water Co. (s-a)_
Neptune Meter Co., common (quar.)
,
Lawrence
San
div.)
.
this
$1.25
4Va %
20c
9-30
$1 par common
stock for each share held so as to effect
"2-1
10-30
$2
preferred (quar.)
St.
10-15
11-
9-22
9-20
11-15
St. Louis-San Francisco Ry. Co.—
additional share of
(One
10-15
10-18
quar.)
(quar.)
9-20
11- 1
9-24
Temco Aircraft
(Initial
Saguenay Power Co., 4'/4%
$1
10-15
9-30
4
10-20
Service—
$$1.25
10-15
4
1-15
1
10- 9
United
10-
10-18
11-
10-11
United N.
RR.
10-11
1-31-55
$35C
United
D
12-13
10-22
10-29
25c
preferred (quar.)
Super test Petroleum Corp. Ltd.—
5% preference (quar.)
9-30
&. Whitehall
1-3-55
15c
(quar.)__
$1.40 redeemable
9-30
preferred
57c
20c
pfd.
4%%
(quar.)—
10-11
9-30
11c
;
;
9-30
11-26
1
10-15
San
Series
9-30
7
12-10
10-20
10-15
5c
Shares Corp. (increased)
National Starch Products, Inc.
(stock
10-15
10-15
7
10c
10-
20c
10-15
25c
Series
9-30
10-
$1.12%
30c
Royal McBee Coip., common (quar.)
$1.12%
4%% preferred A (Initial quar.)
—
$1.66%c
5% preferred B (initial quar.)_—.——
1.83 y3c
5'/a % preferred C (Initial quar.)
10-
Series—
National
10-15
9
1
25c
—
preferred (quar.)
9-30
6%
11-
11-15
Co., 4%%
Swift
Corp. -(quar.)———-—
$1.25
(quar.)
9-24
$1.50
class
com.
12-
Sutherland Paper Co.—
4.40% pfd. (entire issue called for redemp¬
tion on Nov. 1 at $103.50 per share pi,tys
—
——
20c
Speculative Series
Balanced
11-1
10-15
9-30
10-15
$25c
preferred A (quar.)_.
of California (quar.)
Superior Propane, Ltd.—
40C
5c
Lock
National Securities
$1.50
9-17
Super Mold Corp.
Sun Oil
;
$1.12%
4%%
9-10
9-17
8
12-31
(quar.)
Texas Power &
preferred series J <quar.)_
Piywood Corp. (quarj_
Aircraft
Rutland
National Linen
10- 4
10-11
Rohr
8
$4 2nd
1
10-5
8
45c
(reduced)
Electric
10-25
Roddis
10-
25c
B
11-
9-24
1010-
$1^5
dividend
10-15
10-15
1
National Lead Co.—
class
5
10c
1
11-
10c
(quar.)
10-
25c
11-
60c
5c
(quar.)
10-15
25c
preferred series F (quar.)_.
4.10%
preferred series H (quar.)
4%% preferred series I
9-14
2%
National Electric Welding Machine
Extra
10-15
Stouffer Corp.
$1.75
4%
10-15
10-15
Stone Container Corp.
62 %C
10-15
$15c
93%0
Strawbridge Si Clothier (quar.)
—-——
Rochester Gas & Electric Corp.,
9-30
10-15
25c
>-^tational Company (stock dividend )
National Hosiery
10-15
75c
.
(quar.)_____
Mfg.
6c
5%
(New York > (increased)
national Fuel Gas Co.
9-30
50c
(quar.)
5
1
Suburban
1
4%
10-
15c
A (accum.)
—Rochester-American Insurance (N. Y.) (quar.)
Rochester Button Co. (quar.)—
12-15
10-15
37%c
(quar.)—___
(quar.)
Mateo Corp. (stock dividend)
National Biscuit Co., common
National
12-20
$1.65
(quar.)
10-25
(quar.).
Corp. (initial)
Stores, Inc. (quar.)
10-
15c
$3.50
Tel
12-
C6rp.—
Lithograph
$1 '
9-30
Verhon-Woodberry Mills
10-25
Investment Corp
10-20
t5c
Cement,
9-24
12-1
$15c
10-15
1
9-24
62 %c
Bros.
Stock
10-15
1
10-11
Ohio
$1
Republic Steel Corp., common (quar.)
Revere Racing Association, Inc. (quar.)——
River Brand Rice Mills Inc. (increased quar.) /
10-18
11-
of
Co.
Stern & Stern Textiles,
9-10
11-
4
10-11
(quar.)
Parts
Steel
11-19
10-18
12 %c
(quar.)
A
(quar.)
Radio, Ltd., class A
preferred (quar.)
Steel Co. of Canada, Ltd.
9rl5
1
10-23
12 %c
5%
20c
(quar.)—.
income)
(Indiana)
33y3%
Electric &
Riverside
preferred (s-a)
Mountain .States
10-15
Extra
8
11-15
10-15
1
Stores
.Reliance
9-20
1
11-
Corp. (quar.)_
_________
Engineering Co.—.
—
Renold Coventry, Ltd., class A (quar.)
11-10
;10- 6
10-
1
10-15
Quaker Oats- Co., common -(quar:)__
6% preferred (quar.)
—
R & M Bearings Canada Ltd., class A (quar.)
Reading Co., 4% 2nd pfd., (quar.)—
;
Reda Pump Co,
(increased)
Reece Corp., 5%
preferred (quar.)——.—
Co.—
Montana Power Co.
Inc.
preferred
10-15
-
1
12-
$56 %c
—
preferred
Sterchi
preferred (quar.)—
Punta Alegra Sugar Corp.—
Putnam (George) Fund (quarterly from in¬
12-15
$75c
11-
97 %c
4y2%
5
5c
20c
(quar.)__
Stecher-Traung
(quar.)—
(quar.)
4.20%
10-
1
State Street
1
$1
(quar.)_
——
preferred (quar.)—
11-
50c
1
10-
preferred
4y4%
10-30
$1.06%
10-
10-15
Common
9-30
10-15
10-11
75c
2c
10-
10-15
$2.50
10-
50c
dividend
B
11-30
10-15
100%
Oil Co.
Oil
1
12-10
40c
(quar.)
Class
common
8%
B
9-20
20c
(quar.)
preferred
12-10
Prosperity Co., Inc., 5% pfd.
Public Service Co. of Colorado—
1
12-
1-2-55
(quar.)__
10-15
1
10-15
lfec
(quar.)____
Co.
(quar.).
Society, class A
preferred (quar.)
Motorola,
11-
^$1
12-15
10-15
*
(Dallas)—
Portland Cement, additional
Dredging Corp., common (special)
Class
(T. Rowe)
Procter & Gamble,
9-20
1
$1.22%
Mills
Corp.
1
11-
gc
Loan
Morris Plan
1
11-
11-
(quar.)
Mississippi Valley Barge Lines Co.
(Robert); Ltd. (qtrar.
Mohawk Liqueur Corp,
_____
&
:
25c
;
preferred
Ontario Paper
(John)
11-
1
1-3-55
$$i
25c
aoc
i
Co.—
(N. J.) (quar.)_
Standard Fuel. Ltd., 4y2% preferred (quar.)
Standard Holding Corp., class A (quar.)
first preferred
Oil,
10-12
$1
Growth Stock Fund—
Stock dividend.
(One share of the $1 par
value stock for each share held)———
Price
10-11
10-15
3% %
(entire Issue called for
redemption on Oct. 15 at $110 per share
plus 'this regular quarterly payment) —
1
10-15
50c
$1.60
Ltd.
Corp. of Canada
1
10-15
Standard
(quar.)___
General Electric
10-11
11-
50c
Stock
10-
9-15
$1.75
1
Standard
10-15
9-20
9-30
10-15
1
1
9-21
liy4c
11-
11-
10-15
Co.___~—_______________
6%
9-30
$1.10
Mitchell
5%%
12-
$50c
Corp.
10-15
11-
12-10
(quar.)™
17 %c
19c
4c
$4 preferred
9-20
10-15
20c
10-29
(quar.)___
Cable
&
Pratt-Hewitt
(monthly)
Monsanto Chemical
Wire
10-15
Ltd.—
Miller Mfg. Co., class A (quar.)_
Miller & Rhoads, Inc., 4%% pfd.
Monarch
10-25
10-15
JMcQuay-Norris Mfg. Co., common (quar.)___
Michigan Gas & Electric i r
&
12-10
Power
(quar.)
Co.
10-20
10-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
England
Increased quarterly
1-2-55
(quar.)
Co.
11-15
$$1.50
$1.20
Telephone
New
20c
Plastic
12-31
17 %c
•Z'
preferred
10-15
convertible
45C
$15c
".
Midland Bakeries,
11-15
1
10-15
9-30
Co.
$1.12%
9-30
9-20
20c
.
'
(quar.)
(quar.)_
11-19
1
11-
25c
10-15
Standard Fire Insurance
Piper Aircraft
9-20
5
(quarterly
—_
preferred
1
12-
Corp.—
preferred (quar.)
Pittsburgh Brewing Co., $2.50 pfd. (accum.)
Pittsburgh, Ft. Wayne & Chicago Ry.—•
7%
preferred (quar.)—
—
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie RR. (quar.).
5
10-
52 %C
—.___
(quar.)—
Corp. (quar.)—_____—______
Extra
12-
$1.06
———
Ry.
Northern
Pioneer Finance
10c
4% preferred (quar.)
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines
62y2C
10-15
37 %c
(quar.)
Materials
Standard
dividend
Pillsbury Mills, Inc.,
class A (quar.
Co.
11-19
(quar.)
9-20
23c
Oil
10-20
1
$1.08 V*
Dairy Products Co,—
preferred (quar.)—
preferred (quar)
2nd
preferred
Standard
12-
4%
57»/aC
$1.75
9-20
10-
1
12-15
12'/aC
:—
1st
Stock
1
15c
10-
9-30
Spokane
10-15
1
5
10-15
(Quarterly)
1
10-20
(quar.)_______
(stock dividend)
10-15
common.
MoColl-Frontenac
Minnesota
9-20
10c
11-
10-
Spokane International RR. Co. (quar.)
,
12-15
preferred (quar.)—™_
3.90% preferred (quar.
Philippine Long Distance Telephone Co
Phoenix Insurance Co.
(Hartford)
1
10-
1
10-
1
11-15
t75c
___________
$$1.50
Fruit Co., common
$17 %C
—__
Trust
(quar.)
4%
8
12-
11-
5
10-31
59c
'Southwestern Life Insurance Co.
(quar.)
10-15
McCandless
4.40%
4.90%
(quar.)
Hampshire)—
12-1#
1-2-55
5
10-
(initial quar.)
Southern Nevada Power
(New
common
$20C
1_
Investors
2%c
25c
preferred
Piedmont &
.___
B
11-
30c
income)
pref.
Co.
Casualty
preferred
Southern
10-11
10-
10-31
37%C
(quar.)
Southern Franklin Process, 7% pfd.
Southern Indiana Gas & Electric—
9-30
10-25
10-31
28 %c
——
Southern
Philadelphia & Trenton RR. Co. (quar.) —
Philip Morris Si Co., Ltd., common (quar.)__
9-20
10-15
53 Vac
—
Mays (J. W.). Inc. (quar.)
McCabe Grain Co., Ltd.—
Bond
10-15
5c
convertible preferred
$4
9-30
25c
13%c
A
5%
$1.50
(reduced)
Co.
1
50c
$$1
(quar.)_
Southern Colorado Power Co., com.
4.80%
Rec.
10-
$50c
partic preferred
Participating
4.72%
of
10-15
28c
(quar.)
6%
Chemical Co.—
*4.50
Ltd.—
(quar.)___
Corp. (quar.)_
Factor & Co.,
C%
9-30
;
Common
Philadelphia
6
common-———
Tel. Co.,
(quar.)
Massachusetts
6%
9-30
10-11
—
4.25%
6
11-
(quar.)__
«3»ryland Casualty Co.—
$2.10 prior preferred (quar.)
Mutual
10-11
9-30
10-15
11-
(semi-annual)
Corp.,
&
Martin-Parry
*
Extra
7%
30c
$1.25
quar.)
Permanente Cement
$1
.____
preferred
Mount
9-20
preferred (quar.)__—
Peoples Gas Light & Coke Co.—
$1.06 %
____
Shovel Co.,
Tel.
Maritime
Morrell
10-15
(Increased
pfd. A (quar. )__
common
Co.
Gas
&
Marine
*3.85
$1.10
9-30
10-15
$1.50
preference (quar.)
Rubber Co. (quar.)______
&
10-15
*
,
9-20
4.60%
preferred (quar.i_:
5% preferred (quar.)__________
Pennsylvania Power Co., 4.24% pfcL (quar.)
9-30
10-15
Ltd.—
—_______—!',
Interim
Monroe
10-15
(quar.)_
Lighting
Common
9-15
1
11-
50c
________
Mines,
Gold
Macy (R. H.) & Co., 4%%
4% preferred B (quar.
Miles
$1.12y2
Penn
10-15
31 %C
M.)
(Walter
Class
9-20
$6
45c
Ltd—________—
SOc
10-15
Quarterly
Ltd.,
12-22
10-22
1
Lyon Metal Products. 5% pfd. (quar.)
ItacAndrews & Forbes Co., common (quar.)__
Class
9-27
$1.18%
Peerless
$1.25
preferred ($100 par) (quar.)—_______
5% preferred ($25 par) (quar.)
Max
10-
10-15
Penman's,
11-
*1.75
5%
from
10-
10-15
5%
11-15
1
1-2-55
$1
(quar.)
2nd preferred (quar.)
Louisville Gas & Electric (Ky.), com. (quar.)
7%
10-15
Park
Hotel—
non-cumul.
55c
12-
55c
,
(quar.)
Lord
G%
12-15
25C
Packard-Bell
1
10-15
12-
10c
A
Cowney
10-
,
Preferred
7%
3-10-55
50c
—
(quar.)
guaranteed (quar.)
Local Finance Corp. (R. I.), common (quar.)
10-15
Corp., $4.75 pfd.
preferred (quar.)
$4.40
preferred (quar.)
Pacific Power # Light, common™
5% preferred (quar.)—-—
Pacific Telephone & Telegraph
6,% preferred (quar.)—
10-24
12-10
11-
50c
10-
(quar.).
$4.50
(Port Wayne 1j>—
$1.10
10-25
50c
—
10-
20c
——
Pacific Gas & Electric Co.
12-23
When
Tuyable
$1.12%
4%% pfd. (quar.)_
Southern California Edison, common (quar.)
4.48% preferred (quar.)
4.56% preferred (quar.)
;
Southern California Gas, 6% pfd. (quar.)
6% preferred A (quar.)
;
Southern Canada Power Co., Ltd.—
10-20
10-29
*1
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
11-15
25c
—
.
Pacific
(quar.)
Original
10c
62%c
(quar.)
Terminals (s-a)__——
Coast
Extra
C.)—
Special
Class
Pacific
11-15
9-30
;
Miami
10-20
10-29
______
______
Lincoln Nat'l Life Insur. Co.
Little
10-1
1
12-15
11-
ipaiii
of Company
South Pittsburgh Water,
Corp.
4%
Products, Inc.,
Pacific Clay Products
Pabco
9-27
40c
Ltd.
(quar.)
Fiberglass
Name
Payable of Rec.
5%
in
(payable
stock)—
com.
10-15
30c
(quar.)__
Life Insurance (Greenville, S.
Bros.,
Otis
Owens-Corning
8
Share
,
par
Co.
Elevator
10-15
10-8
$1.12%
4%% preferred (quar.)—
(quar.)
Leslie Salt Co.
$20
10-
1
10-20
15c
(quar.)
common
11-
96 %c
(quar.)_—i
preferred
3.85%
Rubber,
O'Sullivan
10-15
1
(Aames) & Sons Co.—
JLecs
'
Name of Company
Payable of Rec.
11-
10c
M(g.___—_
<fc
Holders
Per
Share
Holder$
When
'
'
•W Maire
<Xtic Commercial and Financial Chronicle... Monday, October 4r 1954
-
Per
Holder$
When
Per
Share
^: _ Name of Company
*/T
10-15
9-17
20c
10-20
9-25
$50c
10-15
9-15
$35c
10-15
,9-15
Volume 180
Number 5365
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(1373)
Per
Name of Company
When
Share
Holders
$4,000,000
Payable of Roc.
class
A
(accum.)
$2
M- 1
.
10-15
■
Western Pacific RR.
5%
'
preferred
5%
preferred A (qua*.)—
Western Plywood, class B (quar.)
Western
5 %
-
Tablet
&
Union
Westminister
Stationery,
(quar.)
Telegraph
preferred
Western
Wisconsin
:
6%
.
preferred
Wisconsin
17
10-15
10-15
1
8
25c
10-15
10-
10-
1
Southern
ing to
in
:
10-31
11-
10-15
$1.26
—
(quar.)
1
11-
1
10-15
20c
10-15
10-29
in
9-20
50c
10- 5
10- 5
11-
1
10-
25c
11-
1
10-20
Consolidated
Zeller's,
Ltd.,
Gold
37 tec
preferred
*
preferred
books not
1
resident
tax
15%;
Less
British
10-29
9-30
11-
1
11-
137 '/ac
11-
for
10-
x
Less
Jamaica
four
Ohio,
fifth
a
10-
1
1
J.0-
1
tax.
The
corrected
payment
offices
winning group
$99,000, or 10.869
Fenner
General Corporation and
&
general
of
its
working
capital declined by only $563,162, to $2,498,431
$3,061,593 at the end of June. 1953.—V. 179, p. 829.
from
the
and
specified
cents
and
earnings
President.
Mr.
operations
of
of
this
year
before,- it
to
about
Riggin
also
said
on
Sept.
that
28
by
Mueller
L.
P.
plans
Riggin,
to
had
expand
the
amounted
to
sales
compared
as
31,
Aug.
$49,382,807 in
with
the
of
A.
income
of
$2,559,916
corresponding period last year.
.T During:
the third fiscal quarter
Brass amounted to $12,808,964, as
like
period
last
$4.78
or
share
per
,
consolidated
compared
net
with
in
of
1954
from
railway
railway
oper. income
1953
1952
$2,837,007
$3,376,364
from
667,970
1,019,849
Net
ry.
371,458
534,790
with
Net
ry.
railway:
railway
from
23,901,898
7,791,705
3,004,382
3,947,505
income
oper.
on
debt;
Langley
Trotting Association, Inc.—Merger Planned—
Inc.
The
first
stage of
has
preparatory plant at East
toy Roy Shipley, President.
In
addition
structing
including
When
add
extruding
50%
to
the
new
$1,000,000
announced
was
the
its
at
last
company
is
East
Canton
driers,, and continuous
the plant improvement
Canton
plant's
and
located
in
capacity
Canton
balance
of
reduce
facilities
annually.—V.
The
operating
midwest, east,
the
addition
East
at
completed.
improved
and
plant,
facilities
spring,
in
dollars
week
and
also
con¬
operation,
kilns.
tunnel
will
program
in
floor
to
the
company's
which
180,
of
the
23
leased
•of
and
at
several
south.
be
of
The
hundred
several
16
$3,000,000
investment
normal
used
its
in
new
thousand
plant
build
at
£EC
will
of
serve
new
a
Forest.—V.
company
covering
to
be
items
of
National's
plant
a
temporary
facility
as
80,000
180,
Ho
be
used
Sept.
on
$250,000 of
offered
for
sq.
ft.
plant
at
Findlay,
911.
p.
Ohio,
completion
until
which
the
Total
assets
20
filed
20-year
letter
a
6%
capital
of
company
notification
subordinated
face value,
without underwriting.
working capital.—V. 178, p. 1374.
of
the
Research
&
National
The
with
the
are
Corp.—Record
April
30,
last,
there
shares.—V. 180,
3.5,331,872
per
The
and
the
.stock
■be
stock
p.
39,385
shareowners
and
they
for
each
to
stockholders
share
shares
meeting
Products Inc.—Splits
Common
of
also
presently
common
added
to
of
held.
stock
the
one
additional
Giving effect
outstanding.
company's
share
to
this,
authorized
of
owned
Stock
common
there
.
.
-i
.
*
-
*
to
26,
JJune
to
30,
1954
$121,338,667
other
subsidiaries;
of
in
Oct.
and
1,
System
a
fund
the
are;
a
to
amounts
$1.37
per
for
the
period
shares the
same
preferred
average
$235,572
five
1,925,200
periods.
Tax
share
common
representing
cents
and
respective
per
out¬
accruals,
the
per
current
amounting to $3.29
period, increased 3% or
common
increase in Federal
an
average
shares
common
share
common
share
prices
out¬
now
income taxes of $112,690
consolidated operating revenues for the latest 12 months
were
compared
with $37,027,122 for the
corresponding period
an increase of 4%.
Net income before parent
company fixed
charges and provisions for Federal income taxes was
$7,805,830 com¬
pared with $7,482,121 for the 12 months ended
to
surplus
1953.
a
parent company basis was $2,916,328 for
compared with $2,872,608 for the corresponding
previous period, representing earnings of $1.23 per average common
share, after preferred dividends, for the current period compared with
current
$1.37
per
previous
the
average
basis
adverse
effect
share
per
common
share
outstanding
amortization
for
of
31
the
Aug.
should
Period End. July 31—
not
which
for
the
and
exceed
5
approval
Sept.
11
corersponding
will
Its main
will
101 y2%
from
1983,
used
to
1031/2%
1,
after
1983.
Oct.
:;
on
or
Sinking
1955 to
1,
,
!
,
.
redeem,
Pacific
North
lines
operates
Dakota,
extend
miles
6,886
of
road
in
Wis¬
Montana,
from
Idaho, Washington' and
St. Paul, Minneapolis and
Duluth,
Wis. on the east, to Seattle and
the eight months ended Aug. 31,
1954, the company
operating revenues of $109,160,436 and income available
charges of $12,521,566. For the similar period in 1953 com¬
parable figures were $118,607,438 and $15,274,544
respecticely.
railway
for
fixed
CAPITALIZATION
Prior lien
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
FINANCING
bonds, due Jan. 1, 1997
3% bonds, due Jan. 1, 2047
General lien
St.
Paul
&
Duluth
4%
gage
Outstanding
4%
bonds,
R.
R.
due
Co.
June
first
1,
$99,957,600
mort-
1968
1,000,000
253,000
St.
Paul-Duluth Division 4% bonds, due Dec.
1, 1996
Refunding and improvement mortgage bonds, due July
1,
:
53,914,000
consolidated
■"*•>
-
■■
2047:
Series
A
4%%
17,718,000
Collateral
trust 4% bonds due Oct,
1, 1984
SEquipment obligations and conditional sale
Common stock (no
Fractional
52,000,000
contracts.
value)
par
■(J-.-
"49,223,007
t2,479,984 shs.
scrip
16 shs.
j.
180,
Telegraph
1954—Month—1953
requested
reported
on
p.
1210.
following:
1,685,994
operating taxes__
1,456,480
operating income
after charges
2,308,972
1,750,609
146,864,897 135,854,374
15,321,403 107,588,779 101,343,527
1,486,884
12,503,172
10,308,757
1,376,560
10,212,721
9,586,205
$817,318
of
as
above
offering
Sept. 23,
underwritten
was
•.
100,000
Whipple & Co..
Robert W.
Baird
&
by
tbe
,
Morgan Stanley & Co.. $2,600,000
Lee Higginson Corp....
Lehman Brothers
500,000
Laurence
Co.,
M.
Marks
$1,000,000
2,600,000
&
Co.
1.000,000
1,000,000
Blyth & Co.,
20,209,040
taxes
a
Inc.
$
owned
maturing
7 Mos.—1953
$
Co.
tlncludes
15,331 shares held by
Northwestern Improvement
wholly owned subsidiary of the company.
§At various rates and
through 1969 in various amounts.
1954.
Co.,
Improvement
Atkinson and Co
Co.—Earnings
1954
$
15,993,901
expenses
Northwestern
"The
Alex,
Brown
&
Sons..
McDonald
2,600,000
Inc
Merrill, Turben & Co..
The Milwaukee Co
350,000
S. Moseley & Co
W.4E Newbold's Son &
1,600,000
*500,000
Clark, Dodge & Co
1,000,000
Dick
1,600,000
&
Merle-Smith..^
Drexel
Co,
&
&
Co
350,000
F.
1,600,000
Co.
200,000
Pacific
200,000
500,000
—V.
179,
Northwest
16,560,225
14,615,885
1,521,812
13,044,051
10,914,802
New York Central RR.Period End. Aug. 31—
-Earnings—
from ry. oper.
10,207,126
13,359,314
income.—
3,364,830
1954- -8 Mos.—1953
$
58,887,153
48,680,027
69,590,951
expenses
5,679,223
oper.
revenue
oper.
rev.
ry.
—V.
R. W. Pressprich & Co.
1,600,000
500.000
Irving
350,000
Inc.
oper.
180,
56,231,637
$
$
470,503,358 554,782,492
408,872,857 456,836,773
61,630,501
8,712,398
Railway
oper.
Railway
Net
ry.
from
oper.
180,
p.
$
$
$
14,880,550
95,151,313
112,'584,403
8,459,500
9,679,288
67,717,374
Scribner
Starkweather & Co
200'®®°
200,000
Stein
350,000
J,
B.
27,433,939
36,838,835
1,580,303
2,161,881
11,072,359
15,161,665
1210.
company plans to receive bids up to noon
purchase from it of $2,595,000 equipment
mature
G.
Co...
Noyes & Co..
V.
in
one-to-15
RR.
—
To
Offer
&
on
Oct.
7 for
trust. certificates
to
years.
T. Carmichael, Vice-President, said the
proceeds will be used to
for about 75% of the cost of the purchase of new equipment cost¬
ing approximately $3,475,000.—V. 180, p. 912.
&
Dean
350,000
200,060
500,000
1,000,000
Co.
2.600,00o
1,000,000
Witter & Co
...
Harold E. Wood, & Co.
Wood, Struthers <fe Co.
2.600.000
2,600,000
Northern States Power Co.
1,000,000
Woodard-Elwood & Co.
&
Co.
An underwriting group
gage
Bros. & Boyce
Stetson Securities Corp.
Stroud & Company, Inc.
Tucker, Anthony & Co.
Union Securities Corp..
1210.
p.
.—
200,000
Co
1,000,000
&
350,000
Co
&
200,000
1,600,000
1,000,000
500,000
Co., Inc
Loeb
180,
Son
& Co
Peabody
200,000
200,00$
(Minn.)—Bonds Offered—
headed by Halsey, Stuart & Co.
Sept. 29 offered $20,000,000 of 3y8% first mort¬
bonds, due Oct. 1, 1984, at 102.261% and accrued
on
interest.
(EST)
&
Weeks..
&
Kidder
M.
Kidder
&
Hilliard
Illinois
Inc.,
Hartford
7—
-
Miller
Hutton
E.
75,745,568
5,201,262
The
100,000
350,000
1,000.000
.
Kuhn
3.879,045
&
Co.,
2,600,000
Inc
Hayden,
Kalman
1954—8 Mos.—1953
12,338,545
October
&
L. F. Rothschild & Co..
A
York, New Haven
Rice
Chas. W. Scranton
Co.
Singer, Deane &
Hornblower
St. Louis RR.—Earnings—
1954—Month—1953
income
J.
1,000,000
J
ry. oper.
on
—
2,600,000
41,113,606
expenses
oper.
rev.
•
Hallgarten & Co
Harriman Ripley & Co.,
W.
revenue
Equipments
the
2,600,000
97,945,719
1107.
p.
New York, Chicago &
Net
Corp.
of Michigan Corp.
First
The
—V.
Boston
Hemphill
Net
Net
1.600,000
First
Goldman, Sachs & Co..
1954—Month—1953
$
Railway
Railway
200,000
350,000
The
Folger, Nolan-W. B.
2707.
p.
Co..
Fulton, Reid & Co
2,024,193
Paine, Webber, Jackson
& Curtis
Hibbs & Co., Inc
Net
pay
capitalization,
1,
be
ranging
amount after Oct.
EARNINGS—For
had
Bacon,
&
21,445,347
revenues
income
will
UNDERWRITERS—The
be
storms
cents.—V.
$
Federal
yield
oversub¬
on
England Telephone
Operating
Operating
quickly
Minn, and Ashland
and Superior,
Tacoma, Wash., and Portland, Ore. Together with The Great Northern
Ry.
Co.,
the company jointly
controls
the
Chicago, Burlington &
Quincy RR. Co., the Spokane, Portland & Seattle
Ry. Co. and the
Midland Ry. Co. of Manitoba.
...
of
to
$6,880,300
refunding and
improvement
C, due July
1, 2047; $8,226,000
Minnesota,
months
period:
the
On
12
interest
buying by life in¬
was
prices
from
principal amount after Oct.
outstanding.
year,
Balance
at
range
BUSINESS—Northern
Total
the
accrued
share
common
average
in
cents
11
average
callable
are
1, 1957 to the principal
redemption
Oregon,
,
compared with $2,980,921
allowance for dividends on the
and
..
'
Association—Earnings—
Sept. 27 of the pub¬
on or before Jan.;l,
mortgage
5% , bonds,
series
refunding and improvement
mortgage 5% bonds, series D, due July 1, 2047; and
$36,247,000 col¬
lateral trust 4'/2% bonds, due
Sept. 1, 1975.
,i.
&
Co.;
Hallgarten
summary of earnings for the 12 months ended
balance to surplus for that
period of $3,230,352
Offering Oversubscribed
issue of
the offering
PROCEEDS—Proceeds
Witter
and
our
99V2%
at
bonds
new
before Oct.
sub¬
underwriting
Ry.—Bond
made in
companies,
con¬
442.
basis
subscription
scribed and the books closed.
consoli¬
will
Pacific
was
1984,
surance
filed a registration statement
1954, covering 100,000 shares of beneficial
p.
stock
common
for
use
|4.03% to maturity. With substantial
...
Electric
the
offering by Morgan Stanley & Co. and associates on
Sept. 23, of $52,000,000 collateral trust 4%
bonds, due
of
subsidiaries;
10,019,707 shares of
the
with
$100 per share.
par,
lic
1955,
associated
at
to
—Mention
^
Corp.; Dean
Republic Co. (Inc.);
statement
corporate
Northern
holding
short-term
Securities
registration
sinking fund debentures due Nov. 1, 1973, are avan-^
delivery in exchange for temporary debentures at, The Chase
Bank, 43 Exchange Place, New York, N.
Y., and at the
Harris Trust & Savings
Bank, Chicago, 111.—V. 180, p. 818.
for
office
the
capital
the
capitalization
and
a
refunding mortgage bonds,
Definitive 35/s%
The
consolidated
1954,
proposes
able
purposes.
ended
Co.—Registers With SEC—
filed
29
of
programs
their
1001.
on Sept.
28 approved an increase in the authorized
1,200,000 shares from the present 600,000 shares
to
issuance
782,020
The
Starch
stockholders
•common
of
180,
2,239,143
on
the
average
New
National
added
of
$
Assets
Securities
were
•
Northern Natural Gas Co.—Definitive
Debentures—/,
company
23,
Period End. Aug. 31—
Series, for which this com¬
pany is investment manager and underwriter, at Sept. 22
amounted to
^100,242,481, as against $84,481,606 as of April 30, 1954. Shareholders
•currently number 41,065 and shares outstanding total 15,765,341. As
cof
will be
construction
shares
debentures
proceeds
t
,
.
$35,000,000 of the proceeds therefrom (together
funds in an amount equal to the
redemption pre¬
mium)
to
redeem
the
$35,000,000 refunding mortgage 3%%
bonds,
series G, at 105.45%
on Nov. 29,
1954, and to apply the balance of the
proceeds toward the payment of bank
borrowings.—V. 180, p. 1107.
asked
...
at
National Securities
•-
to
Sept.
on
$75,000,000
Fahey, Clark & Co
National Discount Corp., Spartanburg, S. C.—Files—
The
issue
-
Net
...
southeast
.
Co.—Earnings—
.
It
Pierce,
Co.
&
outstanding in the current period compared with $1.42 per
share
outstanding for
the
corresponding previous
based
Other
trim
.
Gas
&
Telegraph Co., its parent,
Nov.
with
aggregated $186,500,000
expenditures will aggregate
1954-1956 inclusive.
Central
Fund.—V.
$3,065,592
standing in
New
911.
p.
automotive
miles
construction
■will
Lynch,
common
substantially
will
.
The company also intends to offer
850,000 shares of its
American Telephone and
on
Fund—Registers With SEC—
Sept.
on
After
and
approximately
cost
$2,000,000
costs
to
amount
will
space.
Located
new
applied
amounting
Union
investment
the
of
earnings
will
including
carpeting,
seat
cushions
and
backs, is now underway in a newly-leased plant at
Forest, Ohio, it was announced on £ept. 23 by J. R.
Millar, Chairman
and Acting President. This
plant has approximately 37,000 square feet
•of
Merrill
Aug. 31,
National Automotive Fibres, Inc.—Leases Plant—
Producition
p.
consolidated
issued
last
,
facilities
capacity
is
.program
it
491,839
"343,890
15,
to
it
costs.
plant
plants
Ohio,
preparatory
East
when
expand
•other
Canton,
machines,
next
production
The
the
production
new
completed
lower
to
to
405,665
"383,501
,
to
$38,590,747
below.
this corporation's $3,000,000 capital expenditures
completed with the construction of a new clay
been
523,209
*359,538
series H, due
1989, to be offered for public sale at
competitive bidding.
The company intends to
apply the proceeds toward the payment of
borrowings from banks, which are expected to
approximate $127,000,000
at the time the proceeds are
received.
subsidiaries
forma
Inc.;
1?10.
standing. This includes
Country Trotting Association,
covering
$11,436,932.
Co.;
Co.,
180,
SEC
balance
2,284,011
Natco Corp., Pittsburgh, Pa.—Builds New Plant—
program
&
&
Boston
the
a
or
Old
by
additional
months
stock.
"
Nassau
12
stocks
last. year.
•Deficit.—V. 180, p. 911.«
See
compensation
long-term debt; $10,790,000 in
$40,028,000 of preferred
stocks
The Association in
Aug. 31, 1954, shows
25,070,755
5,934,190
3,643,527
"126,451
"1,006,524
1001.
p.
York Telephone
company
Oct.
construction
revenue
of
,
•152,825
26,734,648
7,297,661
the
common
Allyn
period
26,946,106
5,977,100
;
the
common
average
from
Net
New
This
SEC
Loeb, Rhoades & Co.,
Co.
(Jointly), asked a
&
led
general
years
New- England Gas &
From Jan. 1
Gross
of
for
of
the
of
interest
$3,399,711
$3,170,029
1,034,054 H _793,063
536,419 <
used
plans,
for
New England
'1951
'1
bank
This
the
year.
August—
present
income
Co.—V.
Mueller
in
4,890,002
State Electric
consin,
Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis Ry.—Earnings—
Net
911.
,p.
the
During the three months ended Aug. 31, 1954, net income totalled
$518,187, equal to 96 cents per share as compared with $742,447 or
$1.39 per share in the same period in 1953.—V. 180,
p. 1101.
Gross
be
value
C.
C.
&
.
sales
$15,252,653
and
UNDERWRITERS—Among those
W.
net
M.
$229,731,000 in
par
cor¬
period
last year.
After provision
for estimated
Federal
taxes, net income during that period amounted to $1,618,802,
to $2.99 per share on
the
outstanding common stock. This
with
will
operating
net
sidiary
responding
compares
Carl
group
purchases
1954,
income
equal
underwriting
Wertheim
a
company
or
properties
on
$6,694,373
$1
during the nine months ended
$37,059,830
180
•74,561
4,584,778
.
improve¬
the
gross
sist
future.
net
and
and
CAPITALIZATION—Pro
its
Consolidated
the
$132,000,000
dated
Sr.,
recently acquired subsidiary, Sheet Aluminum Corp.,
will install new, high-speed
equipment at the facility in the near
and
■
of
EARNINGS—For
company during the first nine months
below those of the corresponding period
were
announced
was
an
share.
per
Co.
&
$107,480
Balance
based
and
Earnings Lower—Ex¬
1
year
N. Y.—V.
BUSINESS—New England Electric System is a
public utility
company with principal offices in Boston, Mass.
During the pest five years expenditures for additions and
pansion of New Acquisition Planned—
its current fiscal
Plains,
*57,215
4,840,614
,
York
National
funds
ments
Sales
White
Kidder, Peabody & Co. and White, Weld
subsidiaries
stocks.
the
in
are
PROCEEDS—The net proceeds of the
(Continued from page 15)
Co.—Sales
of
Beane,
$123,900.
Investment News
of
existing instant coffee plants of the company
Illinois and California are now taxed to the
is
necessary
in the southern states, Dr.
investment
an
compensation
Brass
site
before
England Electric
Ladenburg, Thalmann
Mueller
the
plant
The
of
■
of
purposes
"69,159
4,017,112
The corporation on
Sept. 16 reported that the balance of net income
available for common stock was
$2.65 a share for the 12 months ended
Aug. 31, 1954, compared with $2.67 a share for
the 12 months ended
Aug. 31, 1953. These earnings
per share are calculated on the basis of
the shares of cammon stock
outstanding at the end of the respective
periods, 3,034,068 shares in 1954
(including 337,118 shares issued in
October, 1953) and 2,696,950 shares in 1953.
Gross revenues were
$71,537,602 for the 12 months ending
Aug. 31.
1954, as compared to $60,828,984 for the 1953
period.
«
Net income after
fixed charges and before
dividends on preferred
stock w»s $9,517,923 for the 12
months ended Aug. 31, 1954 as com¬
pared to $8,449,847 for the previous 12 months'
period.—V. 180, p. 352.
four
writers.
y Previous published date
was
incorrect.
date and/or record date is indicated h*r«.
I
investigation
industrial
tract
fering period, Oct. 14, will be purchased
by the under¬
tax.
Income
a
70-acre
River.
issue is to be offered stockholders of
record Sept. 29 at
$15 per share in the ratio of one new share for each 10
shares held. Unsubscribed stock at the
close of the of¬
dividend.
this
on
Nansemond
banking group which on Sept. 29
submitted the best bid for
underwriting of New England
Electric System's stockholder
offering of 910,883 addi¬
tional shares of $1 par value common
stock. The new
1
1
head
resident tax 7%.
income
option
an
the
on
System—Stock Offered—Blyth
Co., Inc., Lehman Brothers and Bear Stearns & Co.
&
fPayable in U. S. funds, less 15% Canadian non-residents' tax. '
JPayable in Canadian funds, tax deductible at the source.
Non¬
a
the
of
Jersey,
New
10-15
131 Vac
—
closed
take
to
Suffolk
180,
.
New
....
10-10
11-
122 Vic
(quar.)
•Transfer
10-20
t6c
Corp., Ltd
(quar.)
6%
of
$623,50$
23,650
*123,452
income—
oper.
*.
.
54,148
5
50c
common-.
5%
build for the
expanded manu¬
Nescafe, Nestea and Decaf, accord¬
Sept. 23 by Dr. J. C. Sluder, Vice-President
on
arranged
Nestle's executive
Co.
possible
a
declared, to meet the increasing demand for instant coffees and
teas..!.
•'
1
"! '
i
9-24
$1.11
County Electric
preferred (quar.)
(monthly)
Yellow Cab Co., 6% conv. pfd. (quar.)
York County Gas Co. (quar.)
Yukon
has
and
as
products,
Sluder
9-24
$1.25
New
limit
company
frcm
ry.
1951' :
$608,811
70,683
*
railway__
railway—!
"Deficit.—V.
manufacture.
of
Facilities
T,
9-30
$2.25
(quar.)
(Wm. Jr.)
its
announcement
charge
Worcester
4.44%
of
this
The
company
contemplates a thorough
option to confirm its suitability for
building commitments are made.*
10-15
$1.25
Wltherbee Sherman, 6% preferred (accum.)Woodward & Lothrop, common (qaar.)_:
:
Wrlgley
three
by
income
oper.
Net
•
1952
$666,318
"16,028
rialway
from
Net
*
Expansion—
is under consideration
plant which it would
new
a
of
an
Nestle's
-
.
—
ry.
1953
$496,017
railway
Frbm Jan. 1—
Gross
•
1954
from
from
Net
Products
v.;
,
.
under
Cprp.—
Gas
for
facture
1
10-15
$1.50
Service
preferred
10-
site
Va.,
miles northeast
preferred (quar.)—
5.04% preferred (quar.)
5%
10-31
11-
$1
Nestle Co., Inc.—Plans
Suffolk,
8
37Vic
(quar.)
Public
10-
11-1
$1.43%
....
5%
Wisconsin
9-24
10-31
v.,
-
National Starch
.
J-'
12-10
10-15
Net
■
Power Co.
*
-
1-3-55
75c
—
and
,
Ontario & Western Ry.—Earnings—
August—
Gross
Corn
Processing Division of Clinton Foods Inc.
180, p. 1209.
9-23
12 Vic
—
(quar.)_.
Electric
10-15
New York,
vinyl
Inc.—V.
9-30
$1.25
Co
Whiting Corp., common (quar.).
6% preferred A (quar.)
,
1
10-15
60c
(quar.)
com.
Paper,
prior lien
1
2-
10c
—
4%
11-
$1.25 2-15-55
class A (quar.)
Class B
(quar.)—
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry;, common (quar.)
•,
35rW-
$1.25
(quar.)—
A
preferred stock, $100 par value. Part of this new
may be issued to finance a new mid-western
plant to
resins. The company presently is a substantial
producer
of such resins at its Plainfield, N.
J., plant.
Frank Greenwall,
President, stated that satisfactory progress was
being made in the negotiations looking to the combination of the
53
new
preferred stock
produce
Western Insurance Securities
$2.50
of
Sept. 28
The
on
bonds
were
awarded
their bid of 101.80%.
to
the
i&derwriters
1
the issue with a 3Ve% rate were submitted by:
Inc., and The First Boston Corp. (jointly), 101.66^;
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane, Kidder, Peabody & Co. anr
White
Weld & Co.
(jointly), 101.609; Equitable Securities Corp. and
Union' Securities Corp. (jointly), 101.511; Smith, Barney & Co.*
Competing bids for
Blyth
&
Co.,
-
54
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1374)
Lehman
101.4699;
The
Dec.
1,
1355
at
105.27%
from
102.22%
to
par.
Riter
the
construction
the
balance
of
purposes, beginning
purposes at prices
ranging
other
the
Dakota
for
subsidiaries
utility
The
Dakota.
South
and
It
South
Dakota and
La
Crosse
CAPITALIZATION
First
and Eau Claire
GIVING
EFFECT
due
Feb.
Series
due
Oct.
Series
due
Series
due
Series
due
•Cumulative
1975,
1,
July
-
(par $100)
company
$3.60
$4.10
series
—
—
15,000,000 shs.
(par $5)_»
•Issuable in series.
principal
forth
Halsey,
Stuart
150,000
200,000
Aspden, Robinson & Co.
150,000
250,000
200,000
Brothers
Securities
Byrd
City
Dick
-
Corp._^_
Fauset,
Steele
Hanauer
B.
J.
Heller,
Bruce
Mullaney,
N.
Norris
400,000
300,000
600,000
Co._
&
Corp.-
200,000
200,000
The
1,200,000
—
-> 500,000
250,000
500,000
750,000
250,000
750,000
250,000
Net ry. oper.
409,855
105,979
224,631
iincome—
1951
$1,163,597
312,703
1952
$1,324,623
475,294
120,443
1953
$1,239,638
71,594
George
of
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
—V.
9,191,324
2,840,421
541,058
railway—
railway..
income—
oper.
7,613,842
1,430,945
194,351
8,813,944
2,361,795
389,370
8,922,411
2,222,733
487,139
180, p. 912.
Parke,
Model
is
2612
He
Chemical
&
Corp.—New Product
completely redesigned portable, battery-operated
survey meter for measuring alpha, beta and gamma radiation.
It
may
be used for
general purpose survey
work in
radioisotope
laboratories,
and
its
rugged
waterpi'oof
construction makes it an
ideal
field
instrument
for
geological surveying
for uranium
ores.
a
723.
p.
.j
—Proposed Consolidation—
On
had
Sept.
17,
be
the shareholders of this corporation and Nassau
Inc., were advised by letter that their directors
plan for the consolidation of the two corporations,
1954,
Association,
agreed
upon
a
submitted to
called
known
for
shareholders
that
at
special stockholders' meeting to
consolidated corporation is to be
a
The
purpose.
Roosevelt Raceway,
as
The
Inc.
agreement contemplates an
exchange of one share
of Old Coun¬
try stock for each share of the consolidated corporation and 2% shares
Nassau capital stock for- each share of the consolidated corporation
and would have resulted in the issuance of numerous and complicated
of
fractional
In
shares.
to avoid complicated fractional shares and yet create the
of equity holdings, 10% Old Country stock dividend
Country stockholders of record as of Sept. 30, 1954 has been
declared by the directors of Old
Country Trotting Association,
After
^the: payment of this stock dividend, the consolidation, when and if
approved by the shareholders, can be consummated by an exchange
of one share of Old
Country Trotting Association for each share of
the consolidated corporation, and
shares of Nassau Trotting Asso¬
to
percentage
Old
ciation
the
for
each
share
the
of
consolidated
simplest of fractional shares
Notice
both
of
the special
all
to
sent
corporations
corporation,
with
but
all
avoided.
meeting of shareholders shall be prepared
stockholders
soon
as
the
for
to
are
be
Hale
used
as
final
a
1954
year
is
statement
available,
of
Superintendent
to
&
incident
expenses
Co.,
&
Ltd.,
said
Sept.
on
production
16
to
move
branch
that construction
that
If
the
of
such
preliminary
approved,
of
its
the
work
actual
and
of
operations
the
to
according
administrative
Toronto.—V.
to
employees
had
plant
a
not
yet
is
and
Co.,
16,
enable
offices
the
and
Walkerville
sales
Keene,
of
to
the
Under
given
meeting
a
agree
Sept.
to
corporation
which
24,
1954,
be offered
other
and
covering
under
key
statemtnt
"Restricted
employees
of
its
of
with
$5
par
Stock Option Plans"
Olin
Mathieson
SEC
common
to
certain
its
and
the
on
stock,
officers
1.017,306
1,001,133
792,461'
810,276
'
income-—
946,839
679,560
*
Light
Power &
record
consideration
shares.
220,000
Oct.
on
the
this
at
outstanding.
are
at
close
time
Stockholders
is
public
a
the
of
Proxies
business
of
offering
corporation
would
the
in
of
Puget
Sound
of
excess
refunding
1924)
the
property
amount
of
mortgage
must
standing
the
be
bonds
of
the
of
meeting
company's
has
been
.-7'7
Massachusetts.
These conditions,
,
postponed
"7
posal to increase
by 50%
use
and
approximate $3,000,000 net which would be obtained, approximately
$1,000,000 will be used for drilling, exploration and additional pur¬
chases under the corporation's uranium program.
Another $1,000,000
or common
will
cannot
to;,capital
is.
Truck
Shovel Co., a recently acquired wholly owned subsidiary.
Approxi¬
mately $1,000,000 would also be used to develop proven oil reserves,
including an expanded drilling program.
will
not
also
only
for
the
(A
of
stock
also
of
dividend.
A
the
the
final
next
meeting
proposed
for
the
of
also
policy
of
paid
the
of
board
that
not
steadily
the
under
of
the
Oct.
on
will
policy
be
authorized
shares
diversification.—V.
180,
August—
Gross
Net
from
Net ry.
subsidiaries,
1954
from
railway
*
1952
17,759,401
21,440,750
10,133,698
5,774,627
568,912,111
704,813,501
659,983,099
680,145,823
.
86,866,215
128,310,129
102,182,347
28,277,429
57,123,126
47,056,641
stockholder
New Plant Named—
Olip is the
name
selected
Net
for
to be constructed in Indiana by
known
be
Collisson,
The
of
bank
was
Works.
New
Wabash
site
the
of
new
The
announcement
cellophane plant
plant itself will
was
made
by
N.
34,256.438
income-..^
for
50%. stock dividend
S. Commission arid
meeting*—the date of
a
P.
*
litigation
listing
the
on
pending
ih
Massa¬
*
Net
ry.
V.
Exchange of the presently
company's $10 par yaiue .common
'
-
.t-i
■"
/ [
1953
$4,000,912
«
-
'
$3,307,657
313.563
-
operations.
known as Kern
River.
Central
It
west
is
on
and
is
about
Covington,
of
the
Peoria
10
Ind.,
and
miles
on
Eastern
the
Bergeh,
company, located at North
of
electronic
component
S0.42 *
*
$0.26
1954
s
railway—
parts,,
N. J., is
principally
leading
a
Division
to
necessary
surfaces
System.-
Officers
by
Elected—
in
Corp.: John M. Olin, Chairman of the Board; Thomas S. Nichols, Presi¬
dent; John W. Hanes, Chairman of the Finance Committee and VicePresident
de
J.
for
President;
W.
F. Stillman Elf red, John C. Leppart, Stanley
Executive Vice-Presidents;
Russell R.
Casteel, ViceNorman H. Collisson, Vice-President for Operations; Donald
Drummond,
Vice-President
I President for Operations;
opment;
Robert W.
Vice-President for
Lea,
for
Operations; R. L. Hockley,
Russell Hopkinson, Vice-President for
Vice-President
Financial
Analysis;
for
Organization;
David
T.
Marvel,
R.
B.
Vice-
to
zinc
paint
coat
because
coating
costs.—V.
phosphate
of
p.
coatings
Used
durable
C.
months
sales
with
a
to
Sept.
net
30,
volume
179,
p.
of
should
1954
equal
approximately
2373.
nearly $6,000,000
$5,800,00 for the full
-
,
f
,
time
speeds
628.
"
7A letter of notification was filed with the SEC on Sept. 23 covering
ar(Tundetermined number 'of shares of common stock to be offered
at a"
price not to exceed an aggregate total of $19,654 through C. H.
the
1974,
to
be
offered
for
public
sale
tion; J. J.
Toohy, Vice-President for Operations; Theodore Weicker, Jr.,
Vice-President for Overseas Operations;
Edgar W. Taft, Treasurer*
C. Tallman, Comptroller; Gordon GTand, Jr.,
Secretary; E. R. Van
Vliet, Assistant Treasurer; A. P. Winsor, Assositant Secretary.
The officers elected were all formerly associated with one or
the
Other of the peredecessor companies.—V. 180, p. 912.
.
Railway
Railway
Its
and
Net
Net
through
an
;
statement
bonds,
with
due
the
Oct.
underwriting
West & Winslow.
are
be
to
The
supplied
t
by
(2,942)
proceeds
160,
p.
to
are
2652;
-
to
go
<:■
'
Peter
•
expenses
from
p.
ry. oper.
$1,818,869
income-*.*.
oper.
180,
1954-^Month—1953
1954—8 Mos.—1953
$8,942,610 $11,409,120 $71,996,244 $89,289,166
7,123,741
8,559,124
57,129,585
68,700,618
1,164,385
$2,849,996 $14,866,659 $20,588,548
1,572,120
8,732,349
11,386,702
912.
of 7%
Rohr Aircraft Corp.—On
Big Board—
-
company will be listed for trading on the New
YonC'Stock Exchange today (Oct. 4t.
1
.Roat's outstanding stock now consists of 900,000 shares of common,
hpld, by 3,100 shareholders in 42 states, two territories and the District
of Columbia. Net earnings for the last fiscal
year, ^which closed
on
July .31, were $3.99 per share.
7 " :
■
the
outstanding shares
net
;7,Tfre stock of this
-
.
will be applied to the redemption, about 30 days after
new bonds,
of all the company's first mortgage 5% bonds,
1, 1972, now outstanding in the principal amount of $1,124,000,
at 103 'A% of principal amount, and to the
redemption on April 1, 1955
all
The
.
due July
of
revenue
oper.
rev.
Ndt-'ry.
.
1,
group
proceeds
of
oper.
use
reduces
„
sale
Ohio.
Co.—Registers With SEC—
on
Sept. 27 filed a registration
$1,400,000 of first mortgage 4%%
company
covering
amendent.
for
Period End. Augv31—'
fast,
-
Lewis,
Sales; Milton F. Meissner,
Vice-President for Operations; S. L.
Vice-President for Operations; Walter F. O'Connell, Vice-Presi¬
dent and Assistant to the Vice-President for Finance; Fred
Olsen, VicePresident for Research; Ralph A. Ostberg, Vice-President for Produc¬
where
considered
involved.
process
Cincinnati,
1-Reading Co.—Earnings—
zinc
or
fields
through
.
Devel¬
Nevins,
steel
to
all
Co.,
SchptailUs, Chairman of the Board.—V.
previously
factor
headed by Coffin & Burr and Chace, Whiteside,
public offering price and underwriting terms
Vice-President
in
'
chemicals
all
coatings
surfaces
the
operations
180,
includes
now
adhesion.
provides
operations on
Penobscot Chemical Fibre
The
SEC
sup¬
newly acquired 167,000
square
foot
plant
in
has been increased steadily and lull production from
the
at
•'
,J
'7 ••
Rapid Electrotype Co., Cincinnati, O.—Files—
-^V.
Finance;
Osborne,
or
company
Fosbond
processing
difficult
less
production
iron
improved
uneconomical
following were elected officers of this corporation, formed Aug.
the merger of Olin Industries, Inc.,' and Mathieson Chemical
this
of
painted,
trouble-free
The
line
apply
for
are
manu¬
capacitors,
"'fetation is expected next year.
Rei.tef &
Fosbond
metals
31
*
180, p. 912.
The
and
and filters.
compared
Pennsylvania Salt Mfg. Co.—New Products—
east
west
138,433
•
of June 30,
as
«
-
'* *"*
'
railway
oper.
-
York
New
that
.•
year of-1953..—V.
H.
for
formerly
York
the
this corporation.
This
111., and two miles
the
of
the
Olin
Vice-President
site
Danville,
of
The
as
from
share
surplus
from
,
from
•
91,887,280
income—,..
of
Washington
stockholders-'
a
On
Nine
From Jan. 1—
Gross
4
:
stock
a
outstanding
amount
'
^Production
15,886,264
7,266,672
the
appropriate
distribution
the
of
after,
facturer
this
5,760,711
'
a
<
12,906,596
litigation
v
Exchange
The
$73,162,928 $91,989,240 $87,717,358 $90,927,779
railway
oper.
by
G.afftonia, N.
1951
new
a
issue
to
each'
the basis of 743,270 shares outstanding
521,340 shares on June 30, 1953.
,
1953
present
law
7 777;-? '*
it necessary to
shares
feu*
Earned per share____
by
628.
p.
The
share
NeOncomq.,
publicly offered would be reserved
subsidiaries, in line with the com¬
increasing
against
'•
Net :Sales—
:
of
around
Pyramid Electric Co.—Sales & Earnings Up&?X. Months Ended June 30—
1954
made
26.
balance
7.
Sbtt-'MSfc
year.
1953).*
dividend
mortgage
to
stockholder
by
;
made
additional
an
outstanding 2,177,879 shares of the
stofck^V. 180, p.' 1210.7 "
\
of
consideration
end
the
issued
the
of
(a»
present
limits
^Authorized the officers to make application to the
but
event
because:
*
already approved in principle the
of a
regular cash quarterly
any
additional
business,
in
use
until
affected
wj^ich .is
made
the
transfer
account.::
stock
be
STOCK
year
regular
a
and
before
3,
the
of
for
presently
Dec.
on
has
the
of
said
stock
dividend
of
amendment
acquisition
pany's
was
expansion
proposal
a
the board
end
decision
Silberstein
the
further
treasury
on
stock
a
dividend
before
Mr.
board
advised that
initiation
at
the
additional
the
payment
10%
He
facilitate
provide
to
$i$ject to the approval
chusetts.
Silberstein said that the increase in the company's capitalization
concurrence
be
the number^ of shares of cpmmoh stqck and
stock
the
will
fts
saving
aggregate
handle
refinancing under a complex two-part mortgage. (Part I enables
the, ^issuance and present sale of the $25,000,000 of- new bonds* and
under Part II—on subsequently
obtaining stockholder approval—the
provisions of. a modern-type mortgage are made effective and the
company
is then permitted to issue an additional $25,000,000
of
bonds against property as of Aug.
31,* 1954.
..7
'
7
,'. Mr;-,
McLaughlin also reported that the directors had: '» • ' •-(
•i'lvTDecided to submit to stockholders at the* next meeting a pro¬
one-half
"Quick-Way"
con¬
the
to
of
for
by two-thirds of the out¬
and;-(c) the holding of a
stock,
(7"
of
receivable
redeem
to
used
Massachusetts
McLaughlin said,
Mr.
rate
accounts
Corp*,
interest costs
statement will
the
be
can
under
substance
the
finance
be
income
purposes
which
(b)
in
approved
intention
to
required
debt
and
year,
desired
$92,000,000;
shares
stockholders'
which
that of
said
He
times.-
not
will
restrictive provisions of the
which,
among
other
things,-
at
all
at
trust.
pension
Securities
a
life of the bonds being retired amounts to around
> •
'
:
;
■'
emphasized that it had been difficult to work out
unduly
in
Light's
&
per
its
maintain
to
issue
new
the mortgage
Power
$) 30,000
achieve
to
and
refinancing,
dividend
seeks
and
Webster
&
Eartiey & Co.
$3,750,000)
declared
Corporation
banks,
Stone
proceeds of the
the
remaniing
inflexible
in
savings
by
and Smith,
(approximately
Mrf'McLaughlin
a
State
placed
Corp.
bonds
in
the
net
of
insurance
the
Mr.
Pri¬
purposes.
$25,000,000
Aug.
York
were
$2,000,000.
have
on
New
result
a
over
18
a
used
Co.—Places Bonds
of institutional investors.
a group
'Nine
are:
$2,350,000, slightly above the $2,000,000 working capital reserve
be
*
;
bonds
reilected
increase of
1.000,000
shares of
capital stock.
Present capitalization
893,692
of
stockholders
According to L. D. Silberstein,
President and
Chairman
of
the
Board, the purpose of the proposed public offering is to enhance
the corporation's working capital position,
which is presently about
Corp.—Registers With SEC
registration
642,585 shares
a
1,105,040
balance of
reduced
Pennsylvania RR. —Earnings—
Chemical
filed
1,558,720
Boston
i4J/4%
As
an
authorized
of
its
of
prior
at
5,776,188
six
new
First
The
right to the purchase of these shares for a limited
price from 15 to 25% below the price on the New York
Exchange at the
time
of
offering.
The
underwriter
would
to purchase all of the shares not taken by
the stockholders.
period
145,563
5,423,321
purchasers
struction
furnish the company with
on its expanded business.—V.
carry
approving
stockholders
approximately
81,870
131,799
6,279,897
>
Sept. 1, 1954, to
The
N. II.—Registers-With
thereby
and
it
called
shares,
to
105,706
.
companies
(John
Hancock
Aetna, Connecticut General, Massachusetts Mutual, New Eng¬
Mutual; Travelers, Pacific Mutual, Mutual Benefit and Phoenix
land
Corp.—Contemplates Public Offering—
has
in
value
sent
$735,5tfl
7
121,862
'
railway—
(executed
purpose
1954;
be
surplus
to
directors
par
263,128
railway____ —4,833,412
oper.
The-
511.
1,000,000
been
j
"
1951
$850,303
208,054
...
Mutual,
Exchange Commission—
Penn-Texas
$10
$818,950
143,362
180, p. 912.
pressors
Mathieson
Olin
ry.
the
the
300,501
$635,972
,
income
oper.
from
from
company
p.
362,413
425,934
28, announced the refunding of the company's
outstanding
$20,613,000 of 41/4%
bonds
(due
1972)
through the sale of a new isue of $25,000,000 30-year
3V2% first mortgage bonds at 100 plus accrued interest
been
underway will require
construction would take an
now
filed a registration statement with the SEC on Sept.
covering 170,000 shares of its $5 par common stock, to be
offered for subscription by common stockholders at the rate of one
new
share for each two shares held.
The record
date, subscription
price
and
underwriting terms are
to
be
supplied
by amendment.
Kidder, Peabody & Co. is named as the principal underwriter.
Net proceeds of the financing are to be used to increase the com¬
176,
1,591,594
253,718
vately—Proposes Stock Dividend and Listing on New
York
Exchange — Frank
McLaughlin,
President, -on
1954,
funds
1,443,437
493,821'
-
.
Puget Sound
180, p. 912.
Casualty
capital
1,601,872
■ -
201,876
411,992"
-
railway
from
Net
announcement.
The
ry.
The
pany's
22,686
912.
p.
Mutual);
Peerless
-1,264,391
income
From Jan. 1—
months.
18
to
some
to
70.476
Sept.
and
months.
12
railway.*—
from
Gross
laboratories
Walkerville
15,379
62,630
...
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry.—Earnings—
1954
'' 1953
1952.
Net
City,
Lake
$194,551
50,620'
295,058
28,312
^
Net from* railway;.™,..
Salt
Co.,
pay
the
of
*
1951
1952
>.
August—
Gross
1953, Parke-Davis announced that a site had been purchased
at Brockville,
Ontario, Canada, "for the construction of a new plant
when conditions are right."
In May, 1954, the company disclosed plans
«.
•
order
same
29,382,972
plant.
additional
Stock
Old Country Trotting Association, Inc., Westbury, N. Y.
Trotting
through
,
$200,155
$213,072
33,720 "•
—.
1,002
railway.,:
Net
Shannon,
emphasized
The
G-M
180,
31,952,409
share
180. p. 353.
1953-
.(
$148,400
„
income_:__
oper.
—v. 180,
Exchange Commission—
proceeds
Davis
authorized,
'
Nuclear Instrument
The
4,043,516
1954
from
from
been
informed
that
the
firm
is
preparing
architectural and
engineering plans and specifications necessary to obtain bids on a new
for
—V.
C.
adequate
From Jan. 1—
Gross
4,642,412
per
of
Inc.*
building products.—V.
railway
oper.
ry,
—V.
24,
RR.—Earnings—
1954
railway
railway
from
—
$1,524,876
709,111
fr«m
5,344,086
ry.
Net
In June,
"
August—
Gross
Net
net
Securities and
1210.
p.
Northwestern Pacific
be
The
cents
line of gypsum
_
36,874,867
mining operations.
This
180,
6,301,106
41,762,455
Sept. 20 filed a letter of notification with- the
shares of common stock (par one cent) to be
on
600,000
50
100,000
Inc,
—V.
to
at
the new Seattle gypsufn
Permanente's wholly-owned
opening
Co.,
.
full
a
Gross
26,780,018
29,913,036
j
corporation
covering
offered
several
Hirschberg,
&
4,088,075
Uranium, Inc., Wilmington, Del.- -Files
Pan-American
SEC
the
with
From Jan. 1—
1002.
p.
Canadian
William R. Staats & Co.
Stern Brothers & Co.__
Stroud & Co., Inc
Thomas & Company-Weeden & Co., Inc.—
F. S. Yantis & Co., Inc.
150,000
Co.—*
&
Wells
Hanseatic
Y.
180,
July
Pittsburg & Shawmut RR.—Earnings—
Net
have
750,000
Co.
600,000
1,200,000
& Co
Co.,
>
Pomeroy, Inc.
Shearson, Hammill &
fabert Garrett & Sons- 200,000
regory & Son, Inc
allgarten & Co
&
Raffensperger, Huges &
Co., Inc.
Rodman & Renshaw__Schoellkopf,
Hutton
&
150,000
300,000
Co.—
&
Company—
&
Freeman
$150,000
Inc.
2,000,000
Merle-Smith
&
48,953,654 349,564,925 327,720,838
4,343,000
months ended
month and scheduled
ahead by one
moved
was
coincide
AugUst—
35,910,492 249,809,225 237,957,464
26,108,489
28,080,209
3,611,001
4,490,622
With Securities and
&
Inc.
Pollock
E.
Wm.
Strudwick_
&
—V.
meeting
to
Gros? from railway
36,752,479
operating income
Net after charges
the
Copeland
Patterson,
Kendall,
$7,300,000
Allison-Williams Co.
Anderson
with
1954—7 Mos.—1953
51,887,207
taxes
six
declared by the directors
1954 to stockholders of record Oct. 15, 1954.
1163.
p.
1954—Month—1953
taxes
income
the
was
Production from the new Seattle gypsum plant is expected to increase
materially the company's ability to service the western building industry
Parke, Davis & Co.—Canadian Unit Expands—
&
Inc.
Co.
primarily
is
in
share
a
subsidiary.
and
operates
an automobile
Net
below:
table
a
Elkhart,
Telegraph Co.- -Earnings—
&
revenues
operating
Utah.
purchasers and
the new bonds to
of
amounts
the
in
It
178,
by,
at
—_
respective
be purchased by each are set
the
of
names
cities.
firm.—V.
Net
200,000 shs.
13,418,410 shs.
.
stock
UNDERWRITERS—The
Other
275,000 shs.
150,000 shs.
175,000 shs.
———
series
$4.11
office
receivables that
bank.
reacquire
to
held
now
main
Indiana
expenses
;
.
series
Common
Federal
—$100,000,000
—
series
$4.09
other
finance
sales
used
be
are
its
Period End. July 31—
Operating
Operating
earned
-
Seattle
Ner from
Outstanding
1978,
1,
two
and
has
Pacific Telephone
:
share
a
quarterly dividend of 20 cents
The directors
v
$5,000,000
75,000,000
10,000,000
15,000,000
21,500,000 •"
20,000,000
-
2%%
3%——
Aug. 1, 1979, 2%%
June 1, 1982, 3 >/» %
Oct. 1, 1984, 3V8%
preferred stock of the
due
Series
in
cents
81
or
•
payable Oct. 29,
for
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
Authorized
bonds—Unlimited—
1, 1974, 2%%
mortgage
Series
Wisconsin.
in
with,
corporation
installment
1953.
A
products piant of Kaiser Gypsum
proceeds of the loans will
branches
serves
Minneapolis with electricity and St. Paul with electricity and gas. Other
principal cities in which the company or its subsidiaries furnish one or
more
services include Fargo and Minot, North Dakota, Sioux Falls,
$2,272,157
31,
$300,000 5%% subordinated notes, due in
agent for
rediscounted
The
its
with
and,
to
The
Sept. 29.
announced on
was
$600,000 4%% promissory note due
were a
Robert F. Maine of Philadelphia was the
were
public
operating
its
in
used
be
York, it
the borrower.
1955,
of
an
will
bonds
New
placed
1969.
and
company
North
Wisconsin,
of
in 1969, and a
v
the
of
months
early
is
sale
the
of
and
Co.
and
sinking fund
.
BUSINESS—Company
Minnesota,
for
for
from
101M0;
(jointly),
Co.
notes
and
program
1954
&
^
PROCEEDS—Proceeds
In
and
Brothers
Forgan & Co., 101.2639.
bonds will be redeemable
Glore,
Monday, October 4, 1954
..,
dividends
-the
of
$1
per
share
have
l>eginning of 1951, and last March
been
50%
a
paid
stock
each
year
dividend
was
sinee
dis¬
tributed.
Company sales for the last fiscal year were in excess of
$101,000,000 and its backlog of unfilled orders now is approximately
$130,000,000.—V. 179, p. 828.
*
' 7.
preferred stock at the redemp¬
179, p. 207.
tion price of $103 per share plus accrued dividends.—V.
.
C.
Permanente Cement Co.—Sales and
Henry J. Kaiser,
Discount
Corp.—Elkhart, Ind. —Notes Sold
corporation has placed two issues of
totaling $900,000 with The Mutual Life Insurance
Privately—This
notes
of the
Board,
on
Earnings Up—
Sept.
17
reported
_
'
Roosevelt Raceway, Inc., Westbury, N. Y.—Successor—
Sei
that
operating revenues again made a new record for
months ended July 31, 1954 reaching $19,014,000.
This was a
the
Owners
Chairman
Old
Country Trotting Association, Int. above;
consolidated sales and
six
7%
increase
*
of
over
the
$17,774,000 record
established
for
the
first
half
1953.
Net
cents
The-'expanding
earnings for
a
Ryan Aeronautical Co.—New
share
on
the
the
half-year
rose
to
$2,430,600
2,800,000 shares presently
equivalent
outstanding,
to
87
compared
*
boost
that
on
the
Sept.
U.
S*
24
electronics work of
with
Government Contract—
this company was given another
by T. Claude Ryan. President,
announcement
Air Force has
awarded
the
company
an
additional
con-
Volume 180
* Number 5365
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(1375)
tract
missile
for
guidance
equipment developed by Ryan.
The company is currently working in three fields of airborne elec¬
tronics—guidance systems, navigation systems and helicopter hovering
devfces—under
Air
system
Force
and
pared
with
$151,700.
against
Navy
Francisco
34
cents
sales
Net
during the
for the same
$5,028,671
share,
a
after
second
quarter
quarter
last
tax
a
were
of
reserve
$5,986,492
year.
Texas
&
CAPITALIZATION
company's
employees
of 227c of
payment
August
Ry.—Earnings—
„>
3'/4%
Sept. 17 received
their total earnings
on
a
quarterly profitthe June-July-
3V2%
for
G.
•
August—
Net
Net
1954
railway
from
ry.
Jan.
from
Net
ry.
—V.
fetation'
in
New
tie
41,749
3,249,122f
1,362,275
1,517,060
271,052
377,013
467,593
Sales
244,868
1954,
Net
Electric Co.—New Unit—
efficient
steam
first
Carlsbad.
manufacturers
new
Encina
into
go
and
operation
106,000
stalled
Calif,
of
the
of
by
built
ever
this
The
boiler,
when
station,
boilers
unit
Babcock
it
is
completed
the
is
Wilcox
&
of
Co.
cost
in
kilowatt
October
this
of
a
The
year.
turbo-generating
unit
of
second
to
in
be
Months Ended
Operating
Operating
Aug. 31—
-
and
——
—1—
Balance before deductions.,—
—\
income
Dividends
—
preferred stock——
for
92,495
of
expenses
section
occurring
$730,000
in
preferred, series B__—_
4.70% preferred, series C
;
4.70%
—V.
.-
«.
—
business
18,652
Mr.
13,852
20,062
8,557
••
160,532
Scudder, Stevens & Clark Common Stock Fund, Inc.
"This
the'^SEC
on
Sept.
27,
p.
1003.
registration
a
-
—v.. M0,
.
investment company] filed
Boston
1954,
seeking
registration
statement
its
oJE
capital
Mr.
,
''
Scupder, Stewart & Clark Fund, Inc.-
-Registers With
This
Boston
SEC
capital
on
investment
.Sept,'" 27,
ares.—V.
shares.-
filed
company
19547-covering
180,
1003.
p.
registration
a
registration
,;
statement
of
100,000
\
•
Period End. Aug. 31—
1954-
Month—1953
Gross
-
revenues
Net
railway
Net
income
Common
•
—V.
The
the
11,509,475
6.3%
over
Currently,
manufacturing
for
the
on
ended
the
equipment
production
the
1954
Sept.
June
compared
of
high
upgrading
some
according to the
101,211,384 108,321,259
15,191,689"
16,464,207
13,194,251
29
with
the
2,349,475
2,349,475
2,349,475
$0.66
$0.70
$5.62
$6.18
/
1954.
shares
Morgan
plant
LIFO
of
was
$1,038,741,
$245,000
the
were
from
only
results
inventories
the
com¬
in
the
sale
extraordinary
the
valued
1954
period
approximately
values.
to have
August
successive
gains,
the
outlook
for
the
months
company's
and
that
the
Inventories
reduction
cash
present
of
in
position
all
cash
goods
improved
balance
have
types
finished
has
been
being
is
the
company's
N.
Philadelphia
J.,
and
will
&
&
lnc-
G.
at
It
will
close
substantial
10
four
savings.
other
Upon
to
purchase land
in
warehouse
warehouses
its
now
completion,
North
to
serve
serving
Six
Months
Ended "June
before
&
Platinum
30—
&
depletion
(&
for
Colombian
for
U.
1953/'
taxes
$1,124,286
113,105
22,200
269,000
148,000
151,000
taxes—
Net
earnings—
Earnings per share
178,
;
Polger,
$0.23
Southern Indiana Gas & Electric
(par $25) was publicly offered on
Sept. 23 at $26.25 per share and accrued dividends by
Cruttenden & Co., Chicago, 111.; The First Trust Co. of
>Iincoln, Neb.; and Wachob Bender Corp., Omaha, Neb.
$0.35
PROCEEDS—The
net
proceeds
will
added
be
to
working capital.
revenue
Gross
income
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
Net
income
Dividends
after
after
1954
income
interest,
preferred
on
taxes——
taxes,
etc.—.
shares
Earnings
Authorized
Long-term
notes,
unsecured,
Oct* 15,
1968
Subordinated notes—
due
4%,
; 5%
per
(par $251
cumulative series.
5%
t
Common
stock
BUSINESS—Company,
stock
412,296
end
of
$1,894,911
913,333
period—
The
all
;
engaged
with
motor
the
business
activities
of
of
consumer
the
•
company
Street,
branch
rado,
offices
Kansas,
—V.
180,
its
home
Neb.,
located
in
Serrick
building
conducts
located
1954
1
1953
$9,321,213 $11,899,569
before
Federal taxes on income
for Federal normal income and surtax
388,998
914,557
500,000
160,000
The
$228,998
paid
on
class A
common
stock
paid
on
class B
common
stock
$414,557
19,768
16,874
252,428
273,511
Class
A
shares
outstanding.
18,468
B
shares
outstanding
174,392
share.
$1.22
$2.28
per
class
p.
:—
1375.
i
fiscal
by
B
1
Net
pared
or
II,
sales
with
Net
*-
period.
reserve
the
over
the
six
for
months
for
the
the
first
compared
on
ended
half
with
period
same
Sept.
same
with
earnings
for
$602,100
for
taxes,
a
year
amounted
to
&
Spencer
1,500
Tucker,
Co.,
G.
H.
Co.!H_
2,800
Dean
Co
1,000
Trask
Wood,
new
Weld &
also
year
ago,
W.
A.
22.
Aug.
31
were
period
last
the
fiscal
of
a
$689,546,
or
$12,039,449
com¬
year
were
cents
for
$944,504,
the
1953
Struthers & Co.____
of
of
250,000
shares
quarter
ended
$458,803,
or
Aug.
5#
31,
eents
after
a
$501,200
share,
com¬
third
a
the
action shareholders
stated
capital
4.50%
second
approved
by $5,500,870
preferred
to
in
stock
versions to common stock.—V.
assets other
or
a
than cash.
technical resolution
order
to
reflect
the
which
elimination
previously retired largely by
con¬
180, p. 1108.
the
stockholders
It
the
of
is
Sept.
30
1954,
receive
cates
for
180,
of
corporation's
expected
11,
will
V.
on
corporation's certificate
split-up
that
and
one
the
the
approved
proposed
amendment tt»
stockholders
of
share
shares
a
will
record
for
each
will
be
for
two
01W
1
-
amendment
additional
additional
the
incorporation, effecting
shares.
be
as
filed
and
the
of
share
date
then
mailed
recorded™ott
of
held.
Nov.
on
filing
Certifi¬
1,
1954.—
725.
p.
Spokane International RR.- -Earnings—
August—<
Gross
1954
from
1953
1952
1961
$293,599
$345,565
$302,121
116,607
152,084
122,600
93,826
Income—
56,799
71,739
60,350
37,126
railway-—
railway
ry.
railway—
railway——
from
2,188,641
2,311,464
1,907,262
1,724,648
828,282
963,694
income—
407,030
466,835
583,286
322,265
242,867
oper.
$250,528
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
—V.
oper.
180,
552,800
954.
p.
Spokane Portland & Seattle Ry.—Earnings—
August—
1954
from
Gross
from
ry,
railway
1953
1952
1951
$2,772,947
$2,916,718
$3,076,515
1,010,340
729,792
1,264,623
1,341,701
660,753
80$£14
505,462
19,114,011
20,382,533
20,245,958
5,741,713
21,454,263
8,142,088
7,223,409
7,668,309
3,495,999
4,280,356
3,932,108
3,911,614
railway.——
oper. income—
'
$3,101,121 >
1,316,943
from
from
Net
ry.
railway
railway
—V.
income—
oper.
130,
954.
p.
Robert
J. Levy, Chairman of the Board, on
Sept. 29 announced that
the directors approved a Charter Amendment to reduce the stated
value
its capital stock to $1 per share, this amendment to be submitted
for stockholders approval at the annual
24,573,008
meeting on Dec. 1, 1954. The
also approved filing with the SEC amendments to the com¬
pany's Plan for Compliance with the Holding Company Act and which,
subject
to stockholders
approval
for
the
reduction
of
capital and
approval of the amendements by the SEC, will provide for an interim
company
Stock
distribution
Co.
Offered—An
priced at
was
par
($100
per
1,
1961
and
to
Jan.
at
if
$100
if
proceeds
1,
redemption
1958
fund
redeemed
of
the
at
after
Jan.
$101
per
at
per
these
are
will
product, a plastic, is used
sheeting for packaging, squeeze bottles,
electrical
Insulation
among
have
increased
the- fiscal
year
ended
the
from
year
June
other
last
ended
1954
years,
June
was
from
^Profit
before
Federal
Mill
in
to
one
of
share
of
Standard
Light
Duquesne
common.—V.
1954
sale
of
goods and services
special charges, depreciation and
income
closing
plant
Provision
180,
1953,,
$4,791,258
tax—
for
$5,075,096
3*5,207
435,783
"
expense—
Kansas
expense,
City
30,000
4,931
depreciation
Net
profit from
*No
or
be
used
for
facilities
new
properties.
to
Texas,
be
in
for
the
operation
the
paper
processing of film
coatings, textiles and
purposes.
five
$19,306,000
30,
Orange,
expected
This
of
shares
Standard Milling Co.—Earnings Increased—
It
and
1955.
10
35,733
32,974
$395,119
$252,233
prices
1, 1961.
share on
ammonium
near
stockholders
each
3 Months Ended Aug. 31—
company
will use
shares of 4.60%
$100
the; financing of
improvements to existing
facilities
for
provision for
operations
Federal
income
tax
is required.—V.
180,
p.
355.
the
outstanding
Remaining proceeds
company is constructing
production of polyethylene and
Standard
stock
Income
thereafter.
sale,
including
and
$104.50
thereafter
and
at
the
stock.
purposes,
to
redeemed
sinking
a
redeem
preferred
corporate
subject
share
per
the
is
to
common
297.
Idle
is one of the major producers of fertilizer
nitrate, ammoniating solution, and synthetic anhy¬
drous ammonia.
Its products also include'
methanol, formaldehyde,
hexamine, and dry ice.
Principal plants of the company are located
in the
vicinity of Pittsburg, Kan,; Henderson, Ky.; Vicksburg, Miss.;
Chicago, 111.
fiscal
paf
35,942,417
extensions, additions
covering
$100
32,628,224
under
EARNINGS—Over
ago.
of
of
before
or
$101.50
$7,900,000
value
and
2,800
75,878,775
stock
on
PROCEEDS—Of
in
5,500
5,500
*
86,875,303
The
year.
84
to
before Jan.
grade
1.50Q
Co
&
88,647,218
The stock
preferred
redeemable
about
2,800
Co
25,983,130
income—^
redeemed
decreasing
is
2,800
Co.
64,777,422
preferred stock.
if
Co
&
&
Standard Gas & Electric Co.—To Reduce Stated Value
328,677,871 371,606,712 360,492,549 336,438,630
share) plus accrued dividends.
The
1,000
Anthony & Co
Witter
$34,104,000,
30, 1954.
$5,287,000.
Standard Oil Co.
consolidated
net
the latter figure
Net income
fdr the
(Indiana)—Large Midwest Ammonia
Planned—
Plant
This
and Sinclair Refining Co. on Sept. 22 jointly an¬
nounced plans for one of the Midwest's largest ammonia plants.
The plant will be built in Hammond, Ind., near Standard's Whiting
company
and Sinclair's East Chicago refinery.
Both refineries will
by-produet hydrogen and other gases into the plant by pipeline.
hydrogen will be combined with nitrogen from the air to produce
refinery
feed
The
300
in
tons
the
gen.
a
day of anhydrous ammonia.
The plant will be the largest
country producing anhydrous ammonia from by-product hydro¬
It
monium
A
will
tract
Spencer's
•
5,500
Company, Inc.
Walker
White,
1,000
i
Stroud
acquire securities of other companies
p.
sales
the second
Corp.
Hibbs
Co
Webster
Co
Co._„2,80flf
Securities
"
3,562,637
BUSINESS—Company
Taxes for the current six-months period amounted to
$1,006,900
compared
Net
for
share,
a
16.6-%
$10,329,102
16%—
foj- the first six months of the current
President, announced
earnings
$1.14
company
increased
year
Sheaffer
4,022,581
6
par
Sheaffer Pen Co.—Sales Up
this
4,058,500
15
and
(W. A.)
4,177,185
railway
oper.
general
Sales
income—
plans to sell at competitive bidding at noon (EST) on
$8,505,000 of equipment trust certificates, series OO, to mature
equal annual instalments, and to be secured by new railroad
equipment costing not less than $11,340,000.—V.
180, p. 1003.
173,172
178,
&
&
by shareholders on Sept. 24.
shareholders also authorized the elimination of their
rights to purchase any shares of common stock issued
pre-emptive
1—
railway—
19,688
Class
Earnings
Stone
Staats &
common
Net
1951
The company
in
share
—
Dividends
—V.
1952
underwriting group headed jointly by Morgan Stanley
& Co. and Goldman, Sachs &
Co., on Sept. 29 made a
public offering of 150,000 shares of 4.20% cumulative
Corp.—Earnings Decline—
Dividends
,
Jan.
from
ry.
Oct.
South
1953
Spencer Chemical Co.—Preferred
Net earnings
f
304
*
South
sales.
Earnings
Provision
at
its
Years Ended June 30—
Net
L000
5,500
A
Gross
To Sell Equipments—
1108.
p.
Brothers
10,184,231
from
Net
deal for the
company
operations through 39
following states: Nebraska, Iowa, Colo¬
Dakota, New Mexico and Minnesota.
the
Wyoming,
office
and
Net
1954
oper.
From
Gross
financing/ In
vehicles.
owns
Omaha,
ry.
110,000 shs.
1,500,000 shs.
2,000,000 shs.
A
The
18th
5,500
Barney & Co.—_
William R.
Stern
From Jan. 1—
Co.—Earnings-
railway—_ $44,539,130 $46,703,548 $47,124,609
$45,423,627
railway
10,125,387
9,973,684
10,946,986
from
Net
120,000 shs.
the
Smith,
2,800
1 500
&
1,000
1,000
proposal to authorize a new class
value preferred stock was
approved
Net
from
Net
1,400,000
„
in
$2.13
799,167
355.
p.
August—
Delaware
phases of its operations
most part
.
is
company
180,
Gross
corporation, and domesticated in
Nebraska, was organized May 15, 1936, and took ovpr all of the busi¬
ness of its
predecessor, Securities Investment Corp., a Nebraska corporation which was incorporated on April 1, 1924.
'
B.
Co._
Shuman, Agnew & Co
2 800
Corp
1,500
&
Preferred Stock Issue Authorized—
$1,699,755
share
common
2,112,051
412,296
$2.07
outstanding
Southern Pacific
400,000
—
a
Inc.
Ripley &
Net
3,360,000
$2)—.
(par
—V.
$5,000,000
.
—
stock
2*800
5^500
& Co
Co,
Shearson, Hammill
•
——
due July 1, 1957__^___
due Nov. 1, 1967
junior sub., due March 1, 19G3__
Preferred
2 800
5,500
Gross
1953
Outstanding
13l/2%,
r
.
4%
;
,
:
-
2,307,207
Balance
Common
FINANCING
1,500
2,800
From Jan. 1—
$13,902,496 $13,266,383
2,707,650
2,484,122
—
■
CAPITALIZATION
1,000
Reinholdt & Gardner
L. F. Rothschild & Co
Hemphill, Noyes &
Henry Herrman &
Co.—Earnings—
12 Months Ended Aug. 31—
Gross
2,800
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood.
2,800
Inc.
$574,981
,
Curtis
5,500
Nolan-W.
Harciman
5,500
1,500
&
~
Boston
Co., Inc
Fulton, Reid
2,800
& Beane
Newhard, Cook & Co
Paine, Webber, Jackson
1,000
2,800
145,000
$369,353
2201.
p.
000
2,800
Securities Corp.
Clark & Co
First
Oct.
$811,473
121,020
income
income
S.
Langley & Co.__—
Lee Higginson Corp.—^
Merrill Lynch,
Pierce, Fen-
Sons__IIII
Inc.—
&
Eberstadt &
The
1,000
5,500'
C.
ner
_
2,800
Company
Kidder, Peabody & Co
2 800
Equitable
Fahey,
Hutton &
Sperry Corp.—Stockholders Approve
Split-Up—
Subs.)—
22,100
Provision
F.
W.
Dominick & Dominick
1103.
p.
and
...
Provision
—V.
preferred stock
Simmons
Co.,
Brown
them
to
a8greBa'e
will
1954
depreciation,
E.
2 800
Co!f Inc!I
&
&
severally
Hornblower & Weeks—
12,050
_
this
180,
Co.
1,124,855 shs.
Shares
Solo
Co
Co
1,500
Becker
The
Gold
150,000 shs.
2,000.000 shs.
the
Clark, Dodge & Co._
ap¬
company
the
warehouses, compared with 20 in 1951.—V.
American
stock""!
named below have
company ha« a^ed to sell
1
Ellis
Alex.
In
modern
a
11,100,000
250,000 shs.
™derwriters
—
reduced
it
on
of
1
n 100 000
Baker, Weeks & Co._____I
Barrett, Fitch, North &
plant.
contract
a
erect
3,000,000
Suable in
Securities Corp
Robert W. Baird &
Co.,
reduced
particularly
OOO
'
MpluZtoZ
"stS;
Stanley
fall
„
that
the
and
and
nnn
'
1970 and
Aug
ot
Go;dman, Sachs
Net
tive
of
1
on
American
F.
profit
a
Aug.
Central Republic Co.
(Inc.)
for
7,150,000
1970
pretoreh
Biyth
1
$23,555,662,
period
Operating
of
company has entered into
South
Securities Acceptance Corp., Omaha, Neb.—Preferred
Stock Offered—An issue of 4,000 shares of 5% cumula-
t
of
"J
St0Ck (P&r $100)'
Net
'
1
in installments of
1 Of 1959 through
severally
Blunt
comapny's
14,515,860
2,349,475
1959
Co.
26,
income taxes——
1,885,061
Aug.
4.20% cumulative
preferred
Common stock
(par value $6)
Eastman, Dillon
and
period.
use
Depreciation
1,637,729
share
913.
p.
of
Depletion
$
1,786,097
outstdg
com.
at
Earnings
"
on
and
$1,250,000
through 1975
150,000
$2,800,000.
announced
months
for
registered
with
''
$
of
experienced by the carpet industry appears
in June and July. Smith sales in
noted
Northeast,
area
:
1.539,133
shares
180,
income-
oper.
Earnings per
■
11,112.641
_
increase
an
to
Minn.,
Yonkers'
$5,500,000.
1954—8 Mos.—1953"
•
$
its
the
recent
Brunswick,
its
•
Seaboard Air Line RR.- -August Earnings—
1971,
with
of
$675,000
agre2dEt^WnJ?pha?p~TheH
Elliott
maintain
Securities and Exchange Commission—
7 the
in
produced
the
-i-
compared
explained that the company would use its
recently ac¬
quired plant in Liberty, S. C., for the production of Velvet
fabrics. Its
Greenville,
Miss.,
plant
will
continue
to
produce
only Axminster
fabrics, but at a greatly accelerated rate. Wilton fabrics will be
shares.
'■" >
•'
,
,
With
Elliott
proximately
180, p. 444.
—Registers With Securities and Exchange Commission—
-
1954
stock
1953. '
encouraging.
substantially
gratifying.
/
)'
The
year.
common
point
have
is
steadily
None
198,971
—
—-
loss
in
market
low
its
30.000
—
x—
—
reached
30,000
_
preferred, series D_
Common
six
$155,000
of
by
below
September
—9,055
4% %
'*
of
7 150 000
&
;
————
over
year.
amounted
year
$18,724,113,
Net
The sales decline
.
preceding
President,
$1,145,873,
benefited
were
$396,160
^ ••" "V."'
12.9%
Smith, Inc.—Reports Smaller Loss—
period.
small
a
items
85,865
—$457,424
Balance available for common stock
"Shares outstanding—
4%% preferred, series A
$39,511,538,
were
the
the
Elliott,
with
Strike
of
$482,025
-
in
totalled
1953
pared
221,973
,—
M.
sales
same
$703,998
$549,919
-
on
construction
James
27,114
230,318
_
year
(Alexander)
$780,237
...
—
the
for
$37,160,524
operating results for the
$676*884
13,853
preceding
on
fertilizers.
Facilities at Houston, Texas for
of the company's ammonia production are in
progress,
report.—V. 179, p. 1051.
1,631,986
—__
the
analysis
$2,308,870
,
for
Lea,
1953
/
$3,750,000
install¬
1
-_
1971
1972
A.
1,941,790
•
js-s-—..-——- $766,384*
Interest, etc., deductions—
Net
.
reported
of
.*
.
$2,708,174
taxes
income
increase
an
equivalent to $2.51 per share
the 1953 fiscal year.
sales
of
Net
Operating income
Non-operating income
V
:
—
depreciation
expenses,
net
$2,457,099,
was
company is engaged in the construction
at
Streator, 111., and Albert
inr
'.
1S54
:
revenue
for
needed—
Sau^ose Water Works—Earnings Show Gain—
12
and
series
taxes,
Major construction projects completed during 1954 included additional
plant facilities in the ammonia division at
Houston, Texas, and the
addition of a phosphoric acid plant at
Streator, 111. Total expenditures
boiler
B&W
after
$2,175,162
sales
scheduled
are
income,
Net
announced.
at
Aug.
Outstanding
of
l
installments of
on Aug> * of 1959 through
on
earnings of this company for the fiscal year ended
July 31,
highest in its history, according to Ralph B.
Douglass,'
with $2.26 for
Encina
new
annual
on
41/«Irnnnte' payable
i4i0o,0J0o" Aug"
1969, $575,000
the
earnings are
being
now
company's
October,
1956.
Other
units
will
be
added
as
possibly at intervals of two to three years.—V. 180, p. 1211.
,
and
were
,
$18,000,000
payable in
$650,000
1969
Aug.
1958
™te* payable in
ilfn
1969
and
Smith-Douglass Co., Inc.—Reports Record Earnings—
1.085.542
1
of
FINANCING
install¬
—
approximately
$60,000,000, will more than double the power generating capability of
the San Diego .company. The first of four boilers and
turbo-generating
unite, having a generating dapability of 106,000 kilowatts, is expected
to
2811.
p.
44,374
3,707,535
President.
nearby
York,
The
-
61,692
.
most
the
for
195,181
3,736,231
income
913.
p.
of
207,065
A.
Beck, Executive Vice-President, said this
payment brought
$13,300,000 the
amount
paid
out
by
the
company
to
its
em¬
since the profit-sharing program was started in 1934.—V
179,
to
notes,
through
PRESENT
$3,750,000
on
and
TO
55
Authorized
annual
$1,250,000
of
ments
ployees
52,532
railway..
erected
210,455
,
.
3,178,746
1,023,888
railway
oper.
180,
One
$469,726
178.171
San Diego Gas &
;
1951
$486,354
1—
from
Net
1952
$489,801
income.—
oper.
From
Gross
1953
$464,946
i-
railway.'-
from
EFFECT
payable in
1956, 1957
_
Gross
notes,
ments
quarter.
GIVING
as
*
Pays Profit-Sharing Dividend—
This
sharing
Louis-San
of
contracts
totaling approximately
$5,000.000.
Additional electronics work for the military services is
now being negotiated, Ryan said.—V. 180, p.
1003.
St.
$277,159,
new
will
be
company
supervise
with
the
preparation
construction
completion
—V.
also
able
to
produce
solutions
of
ammonia
and
am¬
nitrate.
180, p.
is
will
formed
construction
new
to
is
start
planned
construction
1108.
and
company,
planned
tentatively
of
be
and
to
the
plant.
Standard, which
later operate the plant, under con¬
obtaining bids from contractors. Site
late this fall, with the beginning oJ
for next spring. The' target date for
own
initial
operation
is
early
in
1956.
Chronicle... Monday, October 4, 1954
The Commercial and Financial
56
(1376)
L*/
'
-
Standard Oil Co. (N. J.)—New
Jersey),
Vice-President of Esso Export in
26 years.
In his new capacity Mr. Parker also becomes President of Mediter¬
ranean
Standard Oil Co. as well as three other newly-formed Jersey
^affiliates, Staniraq, Ltd.; Mediraq, Ltd.; and Esso Trading Co. of Iran.
—180,
1211.
p.
Ry.—Earnings—
Staten Island Rapid Transit
Net
ry.
1953
1952
$239,988
54,461
*53,747
railway
from
Wet
*10,256
$321,696
33,104
*26,434
income-—
oper.
1951
1954
$243,656
3,451
railway.
from
Gross
mortgage pipeline bonds—
series due 1968
♦First
3%%'
4%
$324,223
52,380
*2,958
due
tPreferred
(par
5.40%
$100)
Wet
2,334,678
2,492,991
2,318,760
204,795
323.041
*469,190
railway™.—
*273,253
*16^,244
189,769
*218,367
income...
oper.
ry.
1,865,014
11,268
railway..™
from
Gross
4.96%
series
——-
,
stock
$5)
(par
of the principal underwriters of the
number of shares thereof which each
from the corporation are as follows:
Shares
Shares
names
the
and
stock,
preferred
severally agreed to purchase
Ball,
Stylon Corp., Milford,
With SEC—
Mass.—Registers
filed a registration statement with the SEC on
covering 650,000 shares of its $1 par common stock,
the holders of the $1,300,000 principal amount of
the City of Florence, Ala., 5%. first mortgage industrial development
arevenue
bonds on the basis of 500 shares of common stock for each
$1,000 bond. Said offer( will be good until Aug. 31, 1958. Thereafter,
-»,nd from Sept. 1, 1958, to Aug. 31, 1963, Stylon will offer 333 shares
tor each
$1,000 bond,' with the amount of shares being thereafter
reduced to 250 from Sept. 1, 1963 to Aug. 31, 1968, and to 200 shares
from Sept. 1, 1968, to Oct, 15, 1977.
The
Courts
to
Massachusetts laws in 1949. It
organized under
was
company
Corp., are engaged in the manu¬
glazed clay wall tiles and cermaic floor tiles and
in
distributing other products, such as imported clay tiles,
plastic
files and bathroom accessories. Its principal plant is located in Milford.
Stylon Southern
subsidiary,
its
sale
and
facture
of
Ala., is leased by Stylon Southern from the
City of Florence, Ala. Pursuant to an agreement entered into with the
e^f-^inderwriters at the itme of the issuance of the $1,300,000 of bonds
*
fky the City of Florence, under an indenture of trust dated Sept. 1,
1952, Stylon agreed- to make an offer of its shares in exchange for
the bonds commencing on Sept. 1, 1953. The company will not receive
■any cash proceeds from this offering. To the extent that the City of
Florence
bonds are exchanged for Stylon stock,
the company will
acquire such bonds. It is the present intention of the company manage¬
ment to hold any bonds so tendered for the purpose of receiving taxfree Income thereon, although the occasion may arise at some future
time when it would be desirable to resell the bonds in order to improve
The
Dodge
Clark,
offered
plant
the position
of
.shares,
Florence,
in
45.6%.—V.
owns
has outstanding 1.344,000 common
Newton Centre, Mass., President,
of the company. Stylon
which Joseph Mass, of
.180,
The
First
3,000
Corp
Boston
J.
J.
W.
1,000
L. P. Rothschild & Co
1.000
Salomon Bros.
& Hutzler— 1,500
Shields
& Company
1,500
Singer, Deane & Scribner—
500
F. S. Smithers &.Co
700
Stein Bros. & Boyce
700
Stone & Webster Securities
Corp.
3,000
Spencer Trask & Co
1,000
Tucker, Anthony & Co
1,000
Riter
Johnston,
Kuhn,
1,500
Co
1,000
700
3,000
3,000
&
Co.
&
Lemon
Co
Co
&
Loeb
C.
W.
!
Langley &
Lazard
400
Weeks
&
Hutton
E.
& Son
Hilliard
B.
Hornblower
Co.
180,
&
&
3,000
Co
Witter
Dean
1,500
Co
Harold
Marks & Co— 1,000
3,000
1,000
Corp
Co
&
Weld
White,
&
„.
Laurence M.
—V.
Securities
Walker
H.
G.
1,000
Higginson Corp
Carl
M.
Loeb,
Rhoades
Co
&
Union
3,000
Co
&
Freres
Lee
1,500
Co
&
Reynolds
Hibbs
B.
Wood
E.
&
3,000
400
Co
Ry.—Earnings—
Texas Mexican
i
ry.
1951
1954
1953
1952
$264,076
$258,498
99,741
26,748
71,775
15,102
30,308
*11,602
income.
months ended
For the six
1954, sales totaled
June 30,
$1,439,584, the
sustaining a net loss of $214,808. This means that after pre¬
dividend requirements have been fulfilled, the loss amounts to
company
ferred
of common stock as against
«hare for the comparable period last year.
*$6.24
share
a
Howard
President,
Moncrieff,
F.
loss
of the
from
arose
stated that "approximately a third
non-recurring expenses sustained
.suspension
and
and, at present, gen¬
eral improvements have been initiated in the operations of this com¬
pany.
Although sales for the first, six months of 1954 were about a
third under sales for the comparable period last year, we can now
^report that sales are presently about level with last year."—V. 179,
for
"Plans
economies
new
are
being formulated
Tampa Marine Co., Tampa,
'
filed
company
Fla.—Registers With SEC
a
In
company
of
value,
class A shares are being issued under an agreement with Paul
Trustee, in payment of obligations in the amount of $95,000.
is named in the prospectus as a vice-president and a director.
37,255
Dixon,
Dixon
Herbert
Dr.
-
Kalmus,
T.
reported
President,
a
sharp
upturn
in the
Technicolor, Inc. for the third quarter of 1954.
after taxes on income of Technicolor, Inc.
three months ended Sept. 30, 1954 is estimated to be $767,560,
consolidated net profit
the
equivalent to 40 cents a share on the new
with $495,500, or 25 cents per share,
pares
stock outstanding. This com¬
for the same quarter of 1953.
stated, "The favorable showing in the third quarter of
1054 indicates that Technicolor has turned the corner and has success¬
adapted its improved manufacturing techniques to the new re¬
including Cinerama, Cinemascope, VistaVision, and other
fully
quirements
large
screen
theatrical presentations,
research
'The
in the coming
"Eased
1954
and
and
i
development departments of
unusually active and still further
to be
are
the
excess
Technicolor continue
improvements may be expected
months.
current orders, the earnings for the fourth quarter of
estimated to be approximately like those of the third quarter,
upon
1954 to be substantially in
share which has been the customary dividend payment
of $1 per
Texas
Gas
taxes for the year
after
earnings
eince 1949."—V.
180, p. 1212.
Transmission
Corp.—Preferred
Stock Of¬
investment
the public
4.96% preferred stock at par ($100 per
fered—Dillon, Read & Co. Inc. headed an
.banking group which on Sept. 29 offered to
75,000 shares of
share) plus accrued dividends.
redeemable
at optional redemption
prices scaled from $104 per share if redeemed on or before Oct. 1,
1C59 to $100 per share after Oct. 1, 1974.
The stock is also redeem¬
able at a sinking fund redemption price of $100 per share beginning
with the 12 months' period ending Oct. 1, 1959.
The
new
preferred
-
stock
is
the sale of the new preferred
Jrtock, $6,754,552 will be used to pay the corporation's notes payable
to banks and the first mortgage note of a subsidiary, and the bal¬
ance
will be added to the corporation's general funds.
PROCEEDS—Of
„
ry.
RR.—Earnings—
1951
1952
1953
$11,460,473
855,410
at the start of 1954.
With the declaration of its
quarterly^dividend on Sept. 14, 1954, the corporation
payinent on the common to 25 cents per share
the 22 cents paid in the two previous quarters of the current
Indications thus are that dividend payments for 1954 in full
exceed last year's total of $l.li per share.
Its
raised
from
year.
may
Net
Net
ry.
98,951,114
28,554,849
96,662,351
90,523,768
26,970,641
19,170,254
4,034,631
railway
from
—V.
oper.
180,
p.
quarterly
8,372,259
8,231,722
5,869,504
income
954.
debs., due Dec.
3%
revenues..$6,05)5,032
4,659,269
expenses—^
$2.70
($50
4,913,059
38,736,676
408,238
4,617,404
2,780,892
39,959,337
7,003,082
3,105,113
148,041
29,851
204,154
income
$385,393
$948,085
$8,325,024
339,333
335,004
$5,134,692
1,050,195
purchase 1.27 shares of
stock at $17.76 per share—
$1,283,089
$6,184,887
$9,315,365
income—
Total
$724,726
Income
income
180,
8,673
66,261
66,700
260,206
2,024,035
2,123,028
$464,587
.—
$1,014,210
$4,094,591
$7,125,637
Sept. 20 filed a letter of notification with the
covering 30,000,000 shares of common stock to be offered at par
cent per share)
through Glen E. Hendershot, Cheyenne, Wyo.
net proceeds are to be used to pay expenses incident to mining
The
SEC
(one
The
corporation
on
activities.
Shipyards Corp.—Merges Subsidiary—
the
of
close
business
of
The
Lines, Inc.—To Install Radar—
fleet
of airborne radar on its
seen by authorities as a
in the application of latest scientific devices
corporation for installation
aircraft, as recently disclosed, are
this
of
of
significant forward step
to airline operations.
radar
Flying
(Inc.)—Fourth Tanker
Associated Oil Co.
Washington, a $6,000,000
capable of carrying 131,000
A
tanker with a deadweight
barrels of petroleum prod¬
at Bethlehem Sparrows Point Shipyard,
Baltimore, Md., for operation by this company, it was announced by
Vice-President H. B, Haney, head of the company's western transporta¬
launched on Sept. 30
department.
to
M*|
R.
J.
Offered—General
proceeds are to be used to purchase additional
built
by
3
March
of this
research
further
design
product
and
and development of
working capital, etc.
for
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
A
EFFECT
Class
B
(par
stock
which
♦Of
on
10
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
10
cents)
shares
170,000
BUSINESS—Corporation
1952.
It
conversion of
under certain conditions.
class
for
B
incorporated in New Yortc on March
the purpose of engaging in tile relatively
field. Initially the activities- of the
of developmental work.
During the
existence, the corporation retained,
an independent Fiberglass reinforced
was
formed for
was
174,570 shs.
170,000 shs.
170,000 shs.
reserved
are
share-for-share basis,
a
Outstanding
*600,000 shs.
cents)
(par
stock
and
products
new
Authorized
Class
reinforced plastics
corporation consisted principally
first two years
of its corporate
on a contact basis, the services of
Fiberglass
new
firm
plastics
ordeii
develop
to
to
products having commercial application.
new
operation,
manufacturing
commence
corporation
the
in fee on July
in
completed
on
for
initial proceeds of this offering) so as to get into immediate
production on the following units: Film cases; film reels; beer and
soft drink cases (with and without dry-ice compartments); signs and
purpose
items
early
for
The
tubs.
contemplates
company
^production.—V. 180, p. 955.
City, Utah—Files—
Uranium Chief, Inc., Salt Lake
year.
this year, the vessel will be used in
coastal runs in the Pacific Ocean,
serving ports in Washington, Hawaii, California, Oregon, and foreign
lands. Its home port will be Wilmington, Del.—V. 180, p. 1212.
mortar
and
bows;
archery
letters;
A Washington,
Upon delivery in November of
the
company's trans-ocean and
(using for this
management's intention to equip the plant
the
is
It
4,800 square feet of open floor
thus providing substantial ground
containing
1954,
June,
22,000 square feet of land,
expansion and growth.
additional
the Flying
for
Plastics, Inc. (N. Y.)—Stock
Corp., New York City, on
Investing
Sept. 30 publicly offered 150,000 shares of class A stock
the second of twin tankers
Bethlehem for operation by Tide Water Associated, was laid
keel
expenditure of up to $4,000,000 for
an
program.
Cunningham, Director of Communications, the
equipment will not be a modification of any military type radar but,
rather, will be the product of research and development directed
entirely toward radar use in airline operations.—V. 180, p. 1109.
area
was
Dry
Todd-Johnson
1954
30,
which
United Air
space
16,000 tons,
Sept.
on
Orleans, La. was merged into Todd Shipyards Corp.
has long been operated as a subsidiary, now
the New Orleans Division of the corporation.—V. 177, p. 442.
New
Inc.,
1, 1954 a plant located on Oak Street in Nor¬
wood, Bergen County, N. J. The building is a new one-story structure
Tide Water
ucts,
Wyo.—Files—
Triassic Uranium, Inc., Casper,
acquired
Launched—
of
flncludes 20,625 warrants held
corporation.—V. 180, p. 1004.
by the
In
954.
p.
$3,271,247
reserved for issuance upon
are
of
exercise
20,
7,977
charges...
Net
—V.
990,341
252,162
Miscellaneous deductions
Fixed
810,740 shs.
4,174,104 shs.
3,271,247
shares of common stock
outstanding warrants,
*4,154,483
stock
oper.
6,900,000
to
common
$7,063,847 $51,473,818 $58,540,597
695,009
333,255
22,106
ry.
2,650,000
7,360,000
6,900,000
1,000.000 shs.
*14,000,000 shs.
value)
par
($1 par value)
stock
Warrants
the
stock
pfd.
cum.
Common
new
accruals
Equip, rentals (net Dr.)
Jt. fa'cl. rentals (net Dr)
tax
Net
2,650,000
7,360,000
(par 10 cents) at $2 per share on a "best-efforts" basis.
764,614
Other
$1,150,000
1960, of General
1,
debentures, due March 1, 1961—
27/8% debentures, due April 1, 1961, of
Selected Industries Inc., assumed
1954—8 Mos.—1953
t954—Month—1953
Period End. Aug. 31-v-
Ry.
$1,150,000
27/«%
PROCEEDS—The net
Operating
Operating
Outstanding
Authorized
debs., due Aug. 1, 1960, of Capital
Administration Co., Ltd., assumed—
3%
U. S. Fiberglass Industrial
Pacific^y.—August Earnings
&
PRESENT EXCHANGE OFFER
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO
552,279
84,723,991
16,677,145
railway
from
Gross
at
reported
recent
most
2,228,709
690,481
485,247
income—
oper.
a
Sept. 21 filed a letter of notification with the
SEC covering 26,400,000 shares of common stock to be offered at par
(one cent per share) through Coombs & Co., Ogden, Utah. The net
proceeds are to be used to pay expenses incident to mining operations.
The
corporation
on
Kalmus
Dr.
<
value
$25.21
According
From Jan. 1—
The
consolidated earnings of
lor
260,416
1954
tion
Inc.—Quarterly Earnings Higher—
Technicolor
Tiie
279,866
$10,822,246 $11,775,909 $11,664,138
3,070,736
2,464,675
2,957,452
railway
from
Net
of
companies.
The directors have authorized
of
has outstanding 275,000 shares of Class B stock, no
which officers and directors as a group own 74.5%.
addition to the 300,000 class A shares to be offered to the public,
The
®.
proceeds
the
par
.
Net
....:
the sale of the 165,000 shares, the company
proposes to use $220,000 for the expenses of
the issue and working
capital, $100,000 of construction of stevedoring facilities, and $100,000
tor purchase of additional barges.
When and as the balance of the
proceeds resulting from the further offering by the underwriter on
a
best efforts basis are received by the company, the proceeds are
to
be
devoted
to
the following
uses:
Additional working capital,
'$150,000; payment of marine mortgages, $150,000; and construction
of additional yard facilities, $45,000,
"'
701,554
954.
railway
from
Texas
registration statement with the SEC on Sept.
28, 1954, Covering 300,000 shares of its class A stock, $1 par, to be
offered
for
public sale at $3 per share through Gulf-Atlantic, Inc.,
of Tampa.
Gulf-Atlantic has agreed to purchase for distribution not
less
than
165,000 shares of the class A ^stpek and to use its best
efforts to sell the balance of the issue; and it is to receive an under¬
writing commission of 45c per share.
Of
p.
August—
Gross
stocks
equipment,
f.
This
asset
the
2601.
"jp.
180,
2,237,713
815.556
70,682
income—
oper.
♦Deficit.—V.
2,338,221
845,074
270,295
Texas & New Orleans
closing the company's office at 205 East 42nd St., New York City,
of certain unprofitable operations, revaluation of inventory
an additional provision for doubtful accounts.
fn
Net ry.
2,300,048
331,895
earnings of 44 cents per
extraordinary
this amount, about 82%
was invested in the
broadly diversified list of well-known and wellThe corporation's common stock had a net
Sept. 27 of $32.41 per share, 287? higher than the
a
Of
$215,160,000.
common
established
becomes
1,772,951
railway
railway—
of Sept. 27, 1954,
total market value
of
Plans
from
from
Net
as
assets with
investment
84,933
railway
oper.
valuation
interim
recent
net
$312,293
8,882
railway
from
from
.
most
the
on
Todd-Johnson,
$195,507
August—
Gross
Net
listed.
had
As
Gross
Oil Corp.—Reports Loss—
Based
Exchange
Stock
York
New
Tri-Continental
Docks
From Jan. 1—
Swan-Finch
now
Todd
1109.
p.
the
is
Shareholdings Corp., assumed—
1.500
1,000
400
Pressprich & Co
Reinholdt & Gardner
Inc._
Co.,
&
W.
R.
700
400
Fulton, Reid & Co
400
Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc. 2,000
Hayden, Miller & Co
I
500
Hemphill, Noyes & Co
3,000
&
500
Jackson
Curtis
400
Nolan-W.
Folger,
Cook
Webber,
Paine,
400
Co
Co
& Co
Ohio Company-
The
1,000
Co
&
&
Equitable Securities Corp—
Net
1108.
p.
Dain
3,000
400
700
1,000
500
—
&
Moseley
S.
Newhard,
700
Co
&
M.
J.
3,000
F.
.
Turben & Co
Milwaukee Co
The
Sons
Fen-
Beane
&
ner
Pierce,
Merrill,
1,000
Inc
&
Brown
1954,
27
be
«tnd
Alex.
Lynch,
Merrill
500
Co
&
McDonald
700
„
Co. Inc
?;
Co.,
&
corporation
The
to
Blyth
Kraus
&
Becker
400
A. E. Masten & Co—
400
Baird & Co., Inc.
W.
Burge
G.
& Co
Whipple
Bacon,
A.
fiept.
Allyn & Co., Inc
C.
A.
6,200
1,000
400
Read & Co. Inc
Dillon,
on
stock
-
-
UNDERWRITERS—The
new
has
stock
to list the $2.70 preferred
where the present preferred
Application has been made
existing issue.
13,000,000 shs.
2,636,568 shs.
♦Limited to $150,000,000 principal amount of all series outstanding
at
any one
time,
tlssuable from time to time in series.
133,800
shares reserved for issuance upon exercise , of options.
Robert
180, p. 954.
"♦Deficit.—V.
stockholder# approved the creation of the new preferred stock
annual meeting held on March 30, 1954.
The liquidation pref¬
and
redemption price of two shares of new preferred stock
correspond exactly with those of one share of present $6 preferred
stock.
Except for the change in par value and dividend rate, all other
features of the new stock are identical in substance with those of the
erence
100,000 shs.
sf?s"
series
From Jan. 1—
Wet from
the exchange.
in
the
at
Outstanding
$60,000,000
$49,000,000
37,000,000
37,000,000
300,000 shs. t
—
1971
stock
series
Common
August—
stock not taken by
the new $2.70 preferred
scares of
for
purchasers
shareholders
The
FINANCING
Authorized
the Jersey organization for
with
been
has
of
total operating revenues
had
EFFECT TO PRESENT
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
suc¬
who be«ime Executive
Parker,
Mr.
1953,
company
income of $4,873,478.
1.
who retired Oct.
Haley,
the
1953
and net
$63,308,654
Export Corp.,
affiliate
sales
William J.
ceeding
has been elected President of Esso
of Standard Oil Co. (New
Parker
M.
George
international
EARNINGS—In
President of Unit—
the
from
proceeds
Tri-Continental
Chairman of the Board and President of the
closed-end investment company, points out in a letter addressed to the
Francis
diana
and
Ohio
and
to
owns
Texas
and
operates
Eastern
a
natural
Transmission
Randolph,
F.
preferred stockholders that interest
and preferred stock dividend rates
and that the $6 preferred stock dividend rate paid by
clearly no longer is in line with existing conditions.
The lower dividend rate on the new preferred,
he adds, will be of
direct benefit to the common stockholders of Tri-Continental who are
entitled to all current income after the corporation provides for ex¬
have
the
changed
amount to $243,222
The
exchange
All
1954.
requirements of its senior
new preferred stock will
annually, equivalent to 5.8 cents per common share.
and the fixed interest and dividend
The saving in dividends on the
penses
new
of
stock
further
Corporation.
corporation
used
be
$1
at
to
Sept.
on
offer expires as of the close of business on Oct. 27,
$6 preferred stock which is not exchanged for the
been called for redemption on Oct. 31, 1954, and no
has
dividends
$110 plus
will be
paid
after that
date.
The redemption price
the dividend for one month from Oct.
1.
Redemption of
$6
preferred
redemption
stock.
price
stock
may
of $110.50
subject
per
the
holder
share is more
to
a
tax
if
the
than the cost of his
has agreed, within limits, to purchase or find
SEC—
letter of notification
a
per
with
to
incident
expenses
pay
activities.
mining
-
the
be
to
-
Utah & Idaho Uranium, Inc., Kellogg, Ida.—Continues
Core
Operations—Shares May Be Distributed
Controlling Companies—Plans Public
Drilling
to Stockholders of
Offering of Treasury Shares—
This
corporation, whose entire outstanding capital stock of 6,000,000
is owned by six small Idaho mining companies,
on
Sept. 27
shares
the
announced
properties
in
completion of its
Utah.
found the uranium
Lester
on
one
and
of
six
It
ore
12th
that
added
and
uranium
discoveries
company's program
One
group
miles west
15
in
the
Sal
There
panies
its
the
uranium
hole
12th
U.
the company's
the
I.
&
La
property
core
drilling
Sal
district
comprises
of San
one
Juan
of
core
of
claims
of 20
the
drilling calls for
of
adjacent
district,
are
no
town of
holds
are:
claims
about
U.
&
a
total of 42 test
probable size of the significant discovery.
of claims in Utah, aggregating 1,300
(400
Moab.
exploratory work of importance.
groups
La
in
uranium ore body 1,000 feet long
a
this
indicates
This company holds three groups
any
of
one
Utah.
holes to determine
acres.
on
recovered
announced
of claims has proved
wide,
hole
core
cores
to be high grade.
Harrison, President,
feet
major
County,
The
S.
group
150
companies
-
Union Securities Corp.
filed
23
shares of common stock (par one cent) to
share, without underwriting. The proceeds are
300,000
covering
offered
the
gas
the
Uranium Corp. of Colorado, N. Y.—Files With
The
SEC
corporation
securities.
is
pipeline
«ystem extending from east Texas to western Ohio
with a daily
delivery capacity of approximately 1,069 million cubic feet.
Approxi¬
mately 87% of sales were made to 42 public utilities serving com¬
munities
in Arkansas, Mississippi, Tennessee, Kentucky,
Illinois, In¬
BUSINESS—Corporation
Corp.—Makes Offer to Holders of $6
^Preferred Stock—This corporation on Sept. 28 offered to
Exchange two shares of a new $2.70 preferred stock of
$50 par for each share of its outstanding no par $6
prefererd stock (405,370 shares outstanding). Stockhold¬
ers who accept the exchange will receive dividends of
$5.40 per year on the two new shares instead of the $6
dividend they Jiave been paid on each share of the pres¬
ent preferred.
No taxable gain or deductible loss will
be realized by stockholders making this exchange.
40
I.
(45
miles
acres)
This
is in Grand County,
about
property has not, as yet,
had
U. & I.'s other property is in two
claims
aggregating
southwest
of
900
acres)
in
the
Moab.
shares
publicly held. Each of the six parent
1,000,000 shares of U. & I. The six controlling com¬
Caledonia
Silver-Lead
Mining
Co.,
Coeur
d'Alene
Silver
Vclume 180
Number 5365... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Giant, Inc., Nancy Lee Mines, Inc., New Era
Co., and Silver Bowl, Inc.
Shares
the
of
each
Spokane
traded
in
of
the
Stock
San
six
controlling
Exchange,
Francisco
but
Mines, Inc., Signal Mining
:
; i
.
companies
.
traded
are
on
have
to
the
to
was
I.
&
wait
uranium
until
more
body
ore
known
was
before
regarding the size of thg
the stock spin-off."
He also
making
said the management of U.
its
uranium
of
some
mining
its
the
treasury stock. "However," he said, "decision on
public financing will not be made until after completion
company's
Utah
Net
from
Gross
...
$4.50
Common
30,799
38,687
"7,928
15,356
royalty
30,848
3,594
18,627
to
595,230
180,
918,998
*726,333
"130,114
"45,625
"160,104
"34,200
*148,429
"184,473
filed
registration statement
a
with
the
SEC
(with
1966,
public sale
of
of
12-year
stock
at
6 Vc
purchase
$1,000
Vendorlator
warrants
for
of
be
sinking
Co.
the
plant
of
attachedi,
debentures
is
It
engaged
to
be
through
corporate
form
the
of
under
the
use
subcontracts
proceeds
in
the
stockholders
purchase
10'in
at
a
of
group
purchase
have
the proceeds of the financing .will be
doyalty
interest
aggregating
1,651
net
in San Juan County, New Mexico and La Plata County,
The
for
balance
In
use
will
the
added
be
exploration,
Air¬
financing
capital
working
stock.
all
to
or
the
of
of
the
the
of
part
San
in
able
principal
Juan
that
gas
interests
Basin
in
total
reserves
of
all
company's
of
an
directors
the
and
in
are
New
of
and
area
CAPITALIZATION
Capital
■
stock
*——
"Of
37
Mexico,
Colorado
officers
Wabash
Period End. Aug. 31-r-
expenses—
1954—8 Mos.—1953
$10,304,740 $72,375,065 $30,097,473
$9,000,832
7,003,733
7,751,566
57,115,176
58,957,528
inc.
oper.
after Fed. inc.
taxes—
to
the
cubic
980,109
5,314,634
369,225
704,232
3,298,352
authorized
the
upon
been
reserved
have
been
or
issuance
for
be
may
additional
90,000
granted
shares
the
upon
to
the
Elmer
H.
the
J.
White
G.
H.
&
of
names
the
several
Co., Inc
M.
Kidder
Rauscher,
&
&
Doolittle
Crowell,
stock,
30,000
Kenneth
20,000
C
F.
of
the
Exchange Offer—
Board,
Sept.
on
29
amount
of
debentures
offer
Is
for
expected
each
to
following the qualification
be
the
of
share
made
of
preferred
around
—V.
180,
to
withdraw
who
into
depending
exchange.
the
Gustavus
to
right
offer,
and
an
debentures
under
the
of
Louise
declare
Trust
the
the
upon
exchange
number
effective
or
Research
Foundation
contemplated
be
that
called
for
The
—
Pope,
—
2,500
Inc
The bonds, which
Sept. 28 on a bid
on
by
First
all
Blair
&
Boston
Halsey,
for
Co.
Corp.,
Stuart &
the
same
Inc.,
and
Co.
coupon
100.677;
White,
Inc.,
rate
Coffin
Weld
were:
&
&
Burr
Co.
which
company's
stock
advised
remaining
letter
by
outstanding-
damage
electronics
of
to
provide automatic control of
classification yards was announced Sept. 27
& Signal Division.
This equipment.
car
Union
installed
be
can
Switch
in
new
resulting
Daystrom,
or
from
existing
human-
Inc., above.—V. 180,
Whitehead
See Goodall
yards,
virtually
error.—V.
p.
-180,
eliminates
766.
p.
821.
Blyth
Co.,
&
Inc.,
Co.
Rubber
above—V.
Inc.,
;;
.
Wisconsin
The
SEC,
Michigan
company
covering
on
Sept.
$3,000,000
for\public
Co.—Proposed
176,
filed
persons
until
shares
would
shares
be
$1,000,000,
and
parent
a
as
applied
to
of
the
the
registration
a
14, 1954, to
authorization
Wisconsin
parent,
remaining
75,000
Proceeds
ending
year
821.
p.
shares
of
construction
short-term
of
the
Wisconsin
The
would
the
The
$18,000,000
100.329
and
V,
180,
p.
to
up
Chicago
DYst
the
to
are
&
will
retire¬
Construction
notes.
1955,
for
U><'
to
are
estimated
at
*
Light Co.—Bids
i0:30 a.m.
1U-,
Power Co.,
be issued to
and
program
30,
addi¬
art
whiclr 50,00$
financing
promissory
June
hearing
a
issue
of
'
'
Power
company,
the
E'ectric
5
Drive,
SEC
with
request
to
stock,
cornmon
par
dividend,
180,
',
V
/
.
statement
Qc£
requests
its'$20
company's
for
$3,100,000.—V.
also
to* its
$1,700,000
expenditures
•
mortgage bonds, due 1984, to be
competitive bidding; and the Commission
at
of
sold
stock
/J '
,
Co.—Registers With
first
TheVompany
125,000
ment
29
Merge*—
187 and 279.
pp.
;
^
^
Power
of
sale
interested
given
tional
100.477;
(jointly),
Brothers
Rubber
1
(CST)
receive
mortgage
on
bids
-series
bonds,
Oct.
for
Oct.
4
the
H,
4—
at 20 North Waekcr
purchase
due
from
Oct.
1,
it
of
1984,-v—
1047.
100.26.
prices of the series B bonds will be scaled from
Special redemption prices will range from 101.47 to 100.
100.
PROCEEDS—The
outstanding
bank
construction
to
1954
net
to
pay
in
proceeds
loans
prior
required,
August,
territory
company to purchase up to $2,000,000 of
in
exchange for preferred stock.
It
is
preferred stock not exchanged for debentures
redemption prior to the end of the year.
preferred
Regular redemption
104.47 to
has
any
be
will
Weston Electrical Instrument Corp.- -Offer for Stock-
in
1953
loan
connection
the
amount
will be applied to pay
$4,000,000 incurred
for
together with other funds,
sale
of
the balance,
and
bank
a
from
the
amounting
with
the
$2,000,000
to
company's
current
incurred in
construction
WJR, the Goodwill Station, Inc., Detroit, Mich.—Stock
Sold—Straus, Blosser & McDowell, Chicago, 111./ a»d
Smith, Hague, Noble & Co., Detroit, Mich., on Sept. 21
offered
4,000 shares of common stock (par $1.25) a*.
$12.50 per share. This offering was completed.
program.
entered
application
new
the
impact
100.927, were priced at 101.467% and accrued interest
yield 3.05% to maturity.
bids,
all
stock
exchange.
Westinghouse Air Brake Co.—New Electronic Equip'!
A
moving cars in freight
9,000
5,000
3,500
Co.—Bonds Offered—
sale
that
the
10,000
—
William N.
at competitive
provides
their
of
will
be
called
for
redemption.
The
recapitalization
plan
is
con¬
tingent upon approval of the Interstate Commerce Commission, appli¬
cation lor which is pending.
For details, see V. 180, p. 1150.
has
awarded
deposited
proportion
10,000
& Co., Inc..
Snyder
Company.
who
their
plan
offered
The
BUSINESS—The
Pfeiffer
Co
Stirling, Morris & Co.
Massachusetts Electric
stockholders
of
agreement with the
debentures
not
issued
the
will
the
reserve
the
accept
The
of
if
directors
Shareholders
the
821.
p.
the
shortly of
20,000
15,000
Cassell
&
the
exchange offer, which was part of a plan to tetir*company's
outstanding preferred
stock,
was
limited W
shares, 'the debentures and common stock available for ex¬
change will be allocated pro rata among the shareholders who- de¬
posited their stock.
of
225,000
sev¬
Equitable Securities Corporation and Lee Higginson
Corp. jointly headed an investment banking group which
publicly offered on Sept. 29 $6,000,000 first mortgage
bonds, series B, 3xk % series, due Oct. 1, 1984, of West¬
stock.
middle
the
Indenture Act.
The
&
Co.__,
20,000
100.731;
announced
debentures,
exchange
&
20,000
Hogle & Co—
has
Co
Ellis
800,000
Shares
Weedon
Ingalls
Co.,
J. A.
Other
proposed to offer the holders of its 67*
preferred
value,
the right to exchange their shares for sub¬
due Dec.
1,
1974,
on
the
basis
of
$105
par
5%
principal
October
6,473,369
company
$100
ordinated
The
Chairman
underwriter
&
1,000,000
•:
•
.Henry Dahlberg & Co.—
40,000
Inc.
Because
all
See
35,000
Co.—
Pierce
•
>.
60,000
Walker & Co.—:
stock
underwriters, "and
each
Co
Co.
1253.
change for debentures and common stock under an ex¬
change offer which was made Sept. 8, 1954 and expired
Sept. 29.
for
issued
be
•
Tucker, Anthony & Co.
Sheorson, Hammill & Co.
A.
to
of options which
employees of the
and
&
*
that 290,958 shares ef
A, had been deposited in ex¬
915,592 shs.
reserved
authorized
exercise
officers
Shares
to
Bobst,
the
Co
--
Outstanding
\
.
UNDERWRITERS—The
were
Warner-Hudnut, Inc.—Proposed
of
■
1,100,000
-
1,000,000
1.000,000
Struthers
&
.
$1,100,000
company on Sept. 30 announced
its preferred stock, series
.^
number of shares of capital stock which
erally agreed to purchase, are as follows:
G.
'
below:
names
Western Pacific RR. Co.—More Than Required Pre¬
ferred Shares Deposited Under Exchange Offer — Thfc
recover¬
FINANCING
60,000 shares have been
the subscription warrants
of
In
acre¬
*
PRESENT
"2,500,000 shts.
■
shares,
Estimated
Authorized
...
/.
exercise
underwriters,
8,596,583
Net inc. after cap. fund
sinking funds
—V. 180, p. 955.
of
feet.
TO
i_
i.
all
undeveloped
Nebraska..
EFFECT
$1)
(par
have
ern
652,459
and
the
of
wells,
gas
with
180, p.
thereon.
1954—Month—1953
revenues—
funds
development
outstanding stock.
RR.—August Earnings Off—
Railway oper.
Railway oper.
Net
railway
and
producing
together
and
29,884,000,000
GIVING
•'
■
the
issuance
underwriters
aggregate of
38 shareholders owns more
and
44.337*
or
participation of the
34
various
any
shares;
shares
to the
debentures,
None
outstanding
102,075
own
share
per
common
the
the
options
general
BUSINESS—The company Is engaged primarily In the acquistion and
of natural resources in the Southwest.
At present,
the
manufacture
manufacture
Douglas
the
to
acquisition
'!
>
respective
of
conversion
of
Western Massachusetts Electric
that
and
—V.
certain
company.
debenture
additional
condition
a
of
granted
$7.10
18,900 shares of
than
as
share,
per
the purchase of additional
production 'capacity of refrigeration
its
prospectus notes that, as
underwriters
to
$8
with
the
of
purposes,
increase
to
of
i
The
options
293,060 shs.
development
an
1960.
the design, development,
vending machines and the
including
larger cash balances, and
equipment
price
30,
In
beverage
to
at
through Sept.
conponants
proposes
stock
common
units.
38
for
Sept.
on
debentures,
fund
warrants
$1,000
per
exercisable
bottled
aircraft
general
in
to
company
sale
major
craft
portion
.
$900,000
1,
for
The
Cooley
-
their
Co
&
Wood,
—
acres
company's
955.
p.
covering
shares
and
reserved
&
Shields
3,153 shs.
15,000 shs.
*300,000 shs.
are
opposite
Drexel
,
.
par)
(no
oil and mineral properties.
gas,
*200,172
♦179,022
income
793,472
underwriting group headed by Lester, Ryons & Co. and Bailey and
Company. Underwriting teri^s are to be supplied by amendment. For
each $1,000 debenture
the~purchaser will receive a warrant to purchase
of
230,000,
15,000 shs.
purchase
company
company
Oct.
50
1966
6,940 shares
180, p. 1253.
Colorado.'
Vendorlator Manufacturing Co., Fresno,
Calif.—Regis¬
ters With Securities and
Exchange Commission—
the
due
forth
Equitable Securities Corp
Higginson Corp
15,000 shs.
PROCEEDS—A
used
set
Lee
.
1951
$142,976
age
offered
notes
57
-
UNDERWRITERS—The purchasers named below have severally agree*
purchase from the company the principal amount
of series B
1,949,000
Development C«.~ — Stock Offered
J. G.
White & Co., Inc. headed an
underwriting group which
on Sept. 30 offered 300,000 shares of
$1 par value capital
stock at $4 per share.
*
23,382
railway.
railway
1954,
to
bonds
7,867,000
Western
the
due
1975
1979
stock
1952
income
oper.
27,
•
$7,750,000
due
preferred stock (no par)—
notes.—V.
*
Outstanding
due
which
"Of
FINANCING
Authorized
series
$104,619
1—
•Deficit.—V.
This
PRESENT
TO
serices
$5
1953
railway
from
ry.
Cumulative
$155,883
from
Net
EFFECT
1957
convertible
4%
1954
Jan.
Net
series
$108,721
railway-
oper.
From
drilling program."
*
from
Net ry.
current
Ry.—Earnings—
August—
Gross
series
due
unissued
details of this
of
& L contemplates obtaining funds to initiate
operations in Utah by the sale to the public of
series
3V4%
shares
GIVING
mortgage bonds—
y#%
3Ve%
arrangements
basis, was dis¬
meeting the stockholders followed management's advice,
At each
which
U.
3
being considered.
are
Mr.
Harrison said:
"At
recent
meetings
of the shareholders
of
each of the six controlling companies the
subject of distributing U. & I.
stock to each company's
shareholders, on a pro rata
cussed.
CAPITALIZATION
First
now
(1377)
Massachusetts
the
city
and
an
approximately
serving
electric
1,450
total
the
population
a
operating
Giving effect to consummation of the exchange offer, the
company's
capitalization wiii consist of $6,000,000 of 4'/4%
notes,
due June
1,
1972,.. a
maximum
of
$6,200,000 of subordinated
5 7k
debentures, due Dec. 1, 1974, and 1,270,555 shares of common stock.
$3,245,000./
—V.
First
net
operating
in a
miles
in
western
square
of
revenues
ended
to
go
selling stockholder.—V.
a
180,
1253.
p.
of
about
June
30,
Worthington Corp., Harrison, N. J.—Contract—
including
358,000
This
months
12
proceeds
utility,
of Springfield.
EARNINGS—For
had
is
company
comprising
$22,490,000
1954,
and
the
net
company
income
of
ment
corporation has been granted the contract for supplying equip¬
the first sewage plant to be constructed in South Bend, In*.
for
—V.
180,
p.
579.
,
;;"V
,
-
..
'
/ '
•
......
,
.
,
,
outstanding
180,
486.
p.
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
•
First
Warren Corp., Tulsa,
Okla,—Registers With SEC—
The
corporation
was
organized
in
1S49
under
Nevada
law
due
and,
'
TO
PRESENT
Notes
mortgage bonds,
Oct.
1,
Oct.
1,
on
stock
series
B,
—
demand
to
$11,000,000
Bethlehem
Zotox
3'/8%,
—
6,000,000
-
The
6,000,000
SEC
Western
Companies—*
(par $25)
See
Outstanding
Sheet &
Steel
Corp.,
Tube
Co.—Merger Disapproved
above.—V.
178,
p.
486.
,
at
8,000,000
952,471 shs.
952,471 shs.
corporation
covering
$3
The
Pharmacal
per
net
on
100,000
share
proceeds
Sept.
shares
through
are
Co., Inc., Stamford, Conn.—Files—
to
24
of
filed
a
letter
common
Frederick
be used
H.
for
stock
Hatch
of
notification
(par
&
$li
Co.,
working capital.
ac¬
drilling
In
Net proceeds
Southern
of
the
Kansas
present
and
Oklahoma."
financing will
be used in
the
amount
$420,000 to retire all of the company's outstanding notes. The
ing net proceeds, estimated at $580,000, will be available for
chase and development of additional proven and
unproven oil
leases, and for the acquisition of additional mineral interests,
and
overriding
common
shares, of which
Director.
Upon
the
and
royalties.
sale
issuance
debenture
of
of
The
99%
the
company
is owned
pur¬
and
gas
royalties
outstanding
214,646
by O. F. Warren, President and
200,000 shares
additional
has
now
of
remain¬
the
shares
the
in
subject of
exchange
notes, his jnterest will be reduced
to
this
offering
outstanding
for
50.08%,
Washington Natural Gas Co., Clarksburg, Va.—Files—
A
letter
of
notification
30,000 shares of
at
$1.37Vat
common
sharei
per
filed
was
stock
to
through
for the account of Elizabeth D.
West
Indies
Sugar
with
be
the
SEC
offered
Barrett
at
Herrick
Hardman.—V,
Corp.—New
on
the
&
Sept.
178,
p,
Inc.,
election
Kirstein,
Mr.
Cuba
Kilbourne
and
properties
and
the
the
has
been
Dominican
locatad.
are
Domirican
Officer.—V.
York,
484.
of
Jr.,
Edwin
who
I.
also
director.
a
as
covering
(estimated
New
President—
The corporation on Sept. 28
announced
the
Kilbourne
as
President,
succeeding Arthur
resigned
20
market
Co.,
174,
He
Vice-President
Republic,
will
Republic
well
charge
where
continue
as
in
as
to
the
direct
serve
as
of
operations
corporation's
operations
the .Chief
in
in
sugar
Cuba
Executive
2460.
p.
West Virginia Water Service Co.
Preferred Stock
Offered—Allen & Co., New York, and Shea & Co.,
Inc.,
Boston, Mass., on Sept. 28 offered 2,000 shares of $5 pre¬
—
ferred stock
(no par) at $104 per share.
PROCEEDS—The
cost
of
the
betterments
1954
to
net
proceeds
construction
the
are
to
program
company's
water
be
for
used
to
defray in
extensions,
part
additions
the
and
systems.
EUS1NESS—The
company, incorporated in West Virgin'a on Oct. 4,
principally processes and supplies water to customers in the
Char'eston, W. Va., and six adjacent communities in the
Kanawha
Valley and operates
similar
water
systems
in
15
other
1926,
City
of
municipalities
in
the
State
of
West
Virginia,
Your Dollars
help
h
make possible the
make possioie me
AMERICAN-PRED CROSS
with
be
to
Inc.,
cording to the prospectus, "is engaged In acquiring both
prospective
and proven oil and
gas
properties through lease or otherwise, in the
•exploration, drilling and development of such
properties and in acquir¬
ing prospective and proven mineral and overriding
royalty interests,
also drilling for its own account and
for others.
To date all
done has been
,
2.95%,
$11,000,000
bonds,
1984
Massachusetts
Common
series A,
1973
mortgage
payable
Youngstown
FINANCING
'
Authorized
due
This corporation on
Sept. 27 filed a registration statement with the
SEC covering 200,000 shares of its
$1 par common stock, to be offered
for public sale as "speculative securities"
at a price of $5.25 per share.
No underwriting is involved.
'
EFFECT
offers**
New
•
'
'
York
i*
'
The Commercial and
58
Financial Chronicle... Monday, October 4, 1954
(1378)
DEPARTMENT
STATE AND CITY
NEGOTIATIONS
BOND PROPOSALS AND
Sale
Warrant
capital
offered
specifi¬
cally directed the Secretary of the
outlay
school
warrants
29—v. 180, p. 1151
awarded
to
Thornton,
in
leases
Mohr & Farish, of Montgomery.
Ala.
on
berg, of Birmingham, as 5s. Dated
Sept. 15, 1954. Legality approved
by Dumas, O'Neil & Hayes, of
Birmingham.
disputed area.
April 26, 1954, dismissed the
the
the
Secretary of the Interior to obey
the
Congressional mandate ex¬
plicit in the Submerged Lands Act
ARIZONA
cleared
for
way
8
callable
are
Yuma, Ariz.
Francisco.
kins,
Per¬
will receive
until 2 p.m. (MST) on
City Recorder,
sealed bids
Nov.
3
the
for
purchase
of
in
United
of
ment
from
The
1954.
dated
are
July
State
County (P. O. Sacra¬
mento), Calif.
"
Sale —The
in
soil
the
under
the
Excelsior
Wells Fargo Bank
$!($0,000
building bonds offered SeM 28—v. 180,
Principal and interest (J-J)
are
& Union Trust
interest
(P. O. 115 Broad St.,
Hartford), Conn.
Bond Offering — Sealed bids
will be received on Oct. 27 for
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
clusive.
Principal
payable
(M-N)
Treasurer's
intere
County
and
the
at
office.
County Clerk, will receive sealed
Legality
bids
his
at
office
in
until H a- m.(PST) on October 5
for the purchase of $194,000
building bonds. Dated Nov. 15,
} 11954. Due on November 15 from
11955 to 1979 inclusive. Principal
cisco.
.
;
„
.
_
_
Lajon Valley Union Sch. Dist., San
P'Z§? County, Calif
«
and interest
Bond
(M-N) payable at the
j County Treasurer's office. Legal-
1970
inclusive.
Principal
and
interest
(M-N)
payable at the
County Treasurer's office. Legality approved by Orrick, Dahl-
bids until 8 p.m. (PST) on Oct. 8
for the purchase of $25,000 fire
house bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1954
Due on Dec. 1 from 1955 to 1965
quist^ Herrington & Sutcliffe, of inclusive.
Principal and interest
(J-D) payable at the City Treas¬
San Francisco.
urer's
office.
California
(State of)
Federal
Payment
Receives
^
Royalties—An agreement between the State Of California and
Los
Sacramento
$22,041,994.66
when
was
a
bepc.
check
The check, drawn on the Treas¬
sents
royalties
States,- repre¬
collected by the
three-mile
belt
coast of California.
County, Calif.
Acting for Secretary of the In¬
Bond
terior
was
win
Douglas McKay, the check
presented to Governor Good¬
J.
Orme
Knight
California
of
Lewis, Assistant
5/ .Qe Department, who
California
on
other
■.
...
1947
stipulation
Offering—Jack
G.
Blue
his office
a.m.
to
on
1979
interest
Oakland
on
1953 when the
s
the
83rd
Congress,
Passed
became
by
;
$730,000 build¬
1254—were awarded to a syn¬
dicate
headed by the Bank of
America National Trust & Savings
p.
Francisco, as
price of 101.68, a basis
of San
Association,
a
of about 2.58%.
Other members of the syndicate:
Co., Dean Witter & Co.,
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
J. Barth & Co., Heller,
Co., all of San Francisco,
John Nuveen & Co., of Chicago,
Bruce &
Blake & Co.,
C.
N.
un¬
Nov!
Dated
November
15
15,
from
1954
1955
both of Los Angeles,
& Co, of Oak¬
White
inclusive.
(M-N)
Principal anc
payable at the
ity approved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe, of
law.1 San Francisco.
Sulphur Springs Union Sch. Dist.,
Los Angeles County, Calif.
Sale—The $5,000
building
bonds
offered
Sept. 28—v. 180,
p.
1254 — were awarded to the
Bank
&
of
America
Savings
Francisco,
100.22,
a
National
Trust
Association, of San
as 31/2S. at a price of
basis of about 3.42%.
—
purchase of $600,000
building bonds.
school
'
and
Cook
bids
Sealed
until Oct. 28. for
be received
County School
,
District No.
(P. O. Skakie), III.
70y2
Sale—The $295,000 build¬
Bond
ing bonds offered Sept. 27—v. 180,
1255—were awarded to William
Julien Collins &
p.
Blair & Co., and
The bonds will be dated Dec. 1,
Co., both of Chicago, jointly, at a
approved !as to legality
price of 100.20, a net interest cost
of about 2.64%, as follows:
1954
and
by Storey, Thorndike, Palmer &
Dodge, of Boston.
.
1967 inclusive.
$3,500,000 school
—
v. 180,
p. ik,D4—were awarded to a group
composed of White; Weld & Co.,
Blair & Co., Inc., both of New
Bosworth &
Co., Toledo, Alex. Brown & Sons,
York
of
City,
Baltimore, Baxter, Williams &
City, Wachovia Bank & Trust Co.,
Winston Salem, Andrews & Wells,
a
Citv, as
basis of
of New York
price of 106.20,
a
Illinois
Sale
Bond
Locks
(P.
O.
Windsor
Locks), Conn.
Bond
school
building
27 —
September
were
awarded
to
a
group
a
headed by the First Na¬
group
Co.,
Inc., W. E. Huttom?& Co., Shearson, Hammill & C§^ Roosevelt &
Cross,
all of New* York
City.
Cooley & Co., of«Hartford, and
Chas.
Co., of New
W. Seranton-i&
Haven,
100.08,
1.90s, "It- a
basis of |ftiout
price
as
a
of
of
100.026,
ibout
1.94%,
County
(Pf
O.
Decatur),
Georgia
1965
Oct.
forjttfe; purchase of
seconcT lipc water reve¬
5
$500,000
nue anticipation
certificates.
Dated
Oct. 1, 1954.
Due q©, April 1, from
1956 to 1983
inclustye. Certificates
due
in
1959
callable.
and thereafter
Princip(f|g and
are
interest
afc&the First Na¬
tional Bank, of Atlanta, Decatur
branch.
Legality
approved
by
(A-O)
payable
1
on
1964
inclusive.5
to
1 %s.
1,035,000
Dec.
Due
IV2S.
1960
Due on
to
1967
Dec.
1
inclusive.
3,350,000 2s. Due on Dec. 1 from
1968 to 1973 inclusive.
Other
members
of
the
group:
Co., Inc., of Chi¬
cago, Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc.,
L. Fl Rothschild & Co., of New
A.
C.
Allyn &
York,
Weeden
& Co., of San
Francisco, Baxter, Williams & Co.,
of Cleveland, R.
Collins
Julien
S. Dickson & .Co.,
Co., Fairman,
&
Inc., all of Chit
Heitner & Glynn,
Newhard, Cook & Co., both of St.
Louis, and the National Bank of
&
Co.,
Blewer,
Decatur.
Certificate
Offering — Scott
Candler, County Commissioner of
Roads and Revenues, will receive
sealed bids until IT■ a.m.
(EST)
as
1959 inclusive.
1955 to
cago,
GEOI^glA
DeKalb
interest cost "bf
follows:
\
net
a
$1,245,000 3s. Due on Dec. 1 from
Harris
1.89%.
price
tional Bank of Chicago, at a
com¬
posed of Harrimaif3Ripley &
$7,030,000
building bonds offered Sept. 29180, p. 1048—were awarded to
from
high
bonds
offered
v-» 180, p.
1254.
Sale—The $1,547,000
*
The
—
v.
from
Windsor
Macon County,
O. Decatur),
1,400,000
about 1.97%.
(Pt
Decatur School District No. 61
Inc., and Shelby Cuilom Davis &
2s, at
.
1973 inclusive.
1968 to
Braun,
Co., Brown Bros. Harriman & Co.,
Freeman & Co., all of New York
both
*
Due on Dec. 1 from
130,000 2%s.
Sept. 28
offered
bonds
Due on Dec. 1 from
$165,000 2%s.
1956 to
Bond Sale—The
on
Bond
the
site
1955 to 1995 inclusive.
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis,
of New York, Lawson, Levy &
Williams, Kaiser & Co., Stone &
Youngberg, all of San Francisco,
Hill
Richards
&
Co., Fred
D.
Offering
Bond
will
inclusive.
1984
'1955 to
ing bonds offered Sept. 28—v. 180,
October
purchase of $57,000 build-
in ing bonds.
Due
in
(PST)
a^e revised several times was in County Treasurer's office. Legaleffect on
May 22,
Bond Sale—The
Calif.
land.
lls
for the
"
renewed
ap¬
High School Dis¬
trict, Los Angeles County,
and
til
departmental
u»nes*
The
was
South Bay Union
bids at
Secretary
County
(P. O. Evergreen Park),
Illinois
y.y,..
..
School District
County High
No. 231
1,000,000 water transmission and
shop and yard.- improvement
bonds.
Due on Dec. 1 from
Co.,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
by
the
Beane,
Mt. Eden School District, *Alameda
off the
interest
cisco.
Merrill
leases in the
marginal
and
Legality
office.
Cook
1,500,000 sewerage extension
bonds.
Due off Dec. 1 from
Blue,
G.
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her¬
rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
$112,000 build¬
^
315,000 2V2s. Due on Dec. 1 from
1961 to 1974 inclusive. /:,vO'y
West Haven School District, Conn.
Weeden &
Rogers, Barbour, Smith & Co., of
Los Angeles, as 314s, at a price of
100.33, a basis of about 3.21%.
of the United
at
payable
Treasurer's
ing bonds offered Sept. 28—v. 180,
p. 1254—were awarded to Gross,
turned over to
State for oil and gas
Calif.
Bond Sale—The
the State.
ury
4 (P. O. Los Angeles),
Principal
inclusive.
2%s, at
Angeles County Water Works
Z4
for
Francisco.
'
^r,Federal Government made in District No.
1947 wa§ terminated
in
approved
UiSp Her.rin§ton
on
Oil
on
Legality
District,
a.m.
(M-N)
a
$60,000 3V2S. Due on Dec. 1 from
1956 to 1960 inclusive.
$2,000,000 West Branch Water
Supply bonds. Due on Dec.
1 from 1955 to 4994 inclusive
Calif.
Offering—Jack
follows:
as
(PST) on October 5 for
the purchase of $230,000 building
bonds. Dated Nov. 15, 1954. Due
on
Nov.
15
from
1955 to
1979
II
180,
Co.,
at
purchase of $4,500,000 bonds,
the
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Oakland until
Bond Offering
R. B. James, ity approved by Orrick, Dahlquist,
County Clerk, will receive seated Herrington & Sutcliffe, of San
bids at his office in San Diego, Francisco
until 10:30'a.m. (PST) on Oct. 5
Jackson, Calif.
for the purchase of $410,000
Bond Offering — Grace Tallon,
building bonds.
Dated Nov. 15,
1954.
Due on Nov. 15 from 1955
City Clerk, will receive sealed
to
School
Lorenzo
Alameda County,
ap-
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Hdrrington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran_
San
"Oakland
park
v.
follows:
as
trict
1974 in¬
1955 to
from
15
net
Metropolitan Dis¬
Hartford County
"
Nov.
—
were awarded to the
Trust Co., and William
&
jointly,
>
29
Sept.
both of Chicago,
price of 100.006, a
interest cost of about 2.55%,
Blair
CONNECTICUT
dated Oct. 1, 1954.
payable at the City Treasurer's p. 1254—were awarded to a group ity approved by Orrick, Dahl¬
office; the First National Bank of composed of the Bank of America quist, Herrington & Sutcliffe, of
Arizona, in Phoenix, or at the Na- National Trust & Savings Associa- San Francisco.
tional City Bank of New York, tion, San Francisco, John Nuveen
Sacramento City Unified School
Legality approved by Gust, & Co., Chicago, Merrill Lynch,
District, Sacramento County,
Rosenfeld, Divelbess & Robinette, Pierce, Fenner & Beane,
New
California
of Phoenix.
York City, J. Barth & Co., LawNote Sale —The $2,750,000 tax
son, Levy & Williams, Kaiser &
CALIFORNIA
Co., Stone & Youngberg, all of anticipation notes offered Sept. 29
were
awarded to a group com¬
San Francisco,
Hill Richards &
Alameda Unified School District,
Co., Fred D. Blake & Co., both of posed of the Bank of America Na¬
Alameda County, Calif.
tional Trust & Savingsr Associa¬
"Bond Offering—Jack G. Blue, Los Angeles, and C. N. White &
tion, American Trust Co., Anglo
County Clerk, will receive sealed Co.,. of Oakland, as 2%s, at a price
California National Bank, and the
bids at his office in Oakland, until of 101.68, a basis of about 2.54%.Wells Fargo Bank & Union Trust
11 a.m. (PST) on Oct. 5 for the
Co., all of San Francisco, at 0.91%
purchase of $380,000 building Hoytyard School District, Alameda interest. Dated Oct.
/
1, 1954 and
\
County, Calif.
bonds.
Dated Nov. 15, 1954. Due
due on Dec. 27, 1954.
Bond Offering—Jack
G. Blue,
on
Chicago.
i
.
—
Northern
or
the
to
$375,000
Sale—The
offered
1151
p.
at any otythe County's
fiscal agencies in New York City
or
sold
was
Savings Bank, of
&
.
Bond
1,1954.
///.;
County, Park Ridge Park
District, III.
?
Cook
from
1
K
$270,000
Chicago.
Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬
able
at the
County Treasurer's
office,
bonds
Trust
bonds
17, 1954. Principal
payable
at
the
Dec.
on
1
1974 inclusive.
on
Tiskilwa),
O.
(P.
-
The notes
Due
Harris
School Dis-
Nov.
Due
The bonds are dated Nov.
Co., all of San Francisco, at 0.91%
interest.. : •: 0, '..
.y
;\ >;■ ■ v"
and
Dist.
inclusive.
1955 to
com¬
American Trust Co., Anglo
Nov.
on
1974
to
bonds.
California National Bank, and the
Union
Sale—The
Bond
group
posed of the Bank of America Na¬
tional Trust & Savings Associa¬
High School Dis¬
trict, Los Angeles County, Calif.
1,
a
1955
1,255,000 Union High
$2,400,000 tax
to
awarded
Due
bonds.
trict
y
Bond Sale—An issue of
building
Elementary School Dis¬
from
anticipation notes offered Sept. 29
tion,
Oct. 5 for
on
follows:
as
Sacramento
were
(PST)
a.m.
ILLINOIS
County, Tiskilwa Unit Sch.
Bureau
^
.
1969 inclusive.
1956 to
bonds
the
not
the
belt.
water
improve¬
on
July 1
sewer
bonds. Due
and
that
had
California
sources
1969 inclusive.
1956 to
storm
held
paramount
rights and power over the re¬
$1,425,000 sanitary sewer and ex¬
tension bonds. Due on July 1
from
States
States
United
the
Court
Supreme
$1,-
605,000 bonds, as follows:
180,000
after
1947
9
$400,000
Note
Accumulation of the fund began
Offering—Harold J. Ostly,
purchase of $1,655,000 bonds,
the
Due on
1, 1954.
Aug. 1 from 1957 to 1980 inclusive.
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in-Los Angeles,
until
Dated Aug.
ness.
Angeles County, Calif.
Bond
The city
until
bids
11 a.m. (EST) on Oct. 5 for the
purchase of $155,000 natural gas
revenue
certificates of indebted¬
Districts, Los
Whittier School
1959.
1,
—
sealed
receive
will
Co, of San Francisco, as 2V2S,
at a price of 100.58, a basis of
about 2.41%.
^
&
thereafter
Sept.
of
as
Ga.
Offering
Certificate
1254—were awarded to Weeden
&
Troutman
Wrens,
bonds offered Sept. 28—v. 180,
ng
o.
tion, San Francisco. Legality
approved by Orrick,- Dahlquist,
Herrington & Sutcliffe, of San
stipulation.
Offering—Linwood
sealed
Principal and interest (M-S) pay¬
able at the Bank of America Na¬
tional Trust & Savings Associa¬
and to fulfill the terms of the 1947
Bond
Bond Sale—The $148,000
p.m.
Bonds due in 1960 and
Submerged Lands Act
suits.
This
until
Spalding,
Sibley,
Kelley, of Atlanta.
Los
District,
School
Angeles County, Calif.
build-
Roy,
De
receive
will
Clerk,
-
bids
law, several States
brought suit attacking its consti¬
tutionality. The Supreme Court,
general obligation warrants
sold to Odess, Martin & Herz-
was
City
became
Warrant Sale—An issue of $14,500
provisions
the
After the
Morris,
Offering—John
Bond
Covina
West
Richmond, Calif.
the
(PST) on Oct.
11 for the purchase of $540,000
off-street parking revenue bonds.
Interior to turn over to the States
Dated Sept. 1, 1954. Due on Sept.
all royalties paid on oil and gas
I
from
1955 to
1979
inclusive.
its
of
One
$375,000
Sept.
were
—
The
—
settled
definitely
question of ownership of the sub¬
merged lands off California.
O. Athens),
Limestone County (P.
Alabama
law
This
ALABAMA
Jerseyville,
Bond
works
v.
180,
III.
Sale-^-The
bonds
p.
$200,000 water
offered Sept. 28—
1255—were awarded to
Bank,
the Harris Trust & Savings
Chicago, and Reinholdt & Gard¬
of St. Louis, jointly, at a price
100.14, a net interest cost of
about 2.13%, as follows:
ner,
of
$123,000 2s.
1956 to
Due on Jan. 1
1967 inclusive.
77,000 21/4s. Due on Jan.
1968 to
1974 inclusive.
from
1 from
Volume 180
Number 5365
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1379)
Marseilles, III.
,
Bond
Sale—An issue of $20,000
fire bonds was sold to the Union
National Bank,
Bond
Illinois
Secretary
of
the
Board
Education, will receive
7:30
for the purchase of
ing bonds.
Jan.
on
Oct.
on
from
1956
Louis.
to
1974
in¬
'
Pekin
Bond
receive
sealed
L.
—
District
about
1.69%.
O.
will
4
—
The
awarded
p.m.
l%s, at
as
basis
of
price of 100.23, a
a
of about
1.59%.
group
office.
Legality approved
by Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
Offering—Mary Elizabeth
Brush, Village Clerk, will receive
(CST)
bonds.
garage
Due
Dated
Dec. 1 from
on
inclusive.
Principal
and
interest payable at any suit¬
able bank or trust
in
company
Illinois as may be designated by
the successful bidder.
Legality
ap¬
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
Chicago.
Winnebago County School District
No.
140
Box
Bond
ing
(P.
447,
180,
No.
syndicates: C. J. Devine & Co.,
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
Beane,' First of Michigan Corpo¬
ration, Francis I. du Pont & Co.,
E. F. Hutton & Co., Brown Bros.
Harriman & Co., all of New
York,
Field, Richards & Co., of Cleve¬
land, Bache & Co., Laidlaw &
Co., R. L. Day & Co., all of New
York, Fidelity Union Trust Co., of
Newark, and Gregory & Son, Inc.,
New
of
2,
York.
1151,
were
awarded
to the
White-Phillips Co., Inc., of
Davenport, as l%s, at a price of
100.07, a basis of about 1.73%.
Bond
Sale
—
The First Nashua
State Bank has purchased $30,000
bonds,' including
$20,000
sewer
system and $10,000 water system
revenue.
Bond
water
County (P. O. Muncie),
Indiana
Bond
Sale—The $180,000 coun¬
ty jail
building bonds offered
Sept. 27—v. 180, p.
1255—were
awarded to
&
,son
at
a
Paine, Webber, JackCurtis, of Chicago, as 13/4S,
price of 100.22, a basis of
about
1.32%.
East
Bond
Gary, Ind.
revenue
refunding and im¬
provement bonds offered Sept. 28
—v.
180, p. 1151—were awarded
to the Lakeside Securities
system
Chicago,
New
Durham
Township
LaPorte), Ind.
(P.
O.
bids
Oct,
on
until
16
for
1:30
(CST)
p.m.
the
purchase
$153,800 bonds, divided
as
of
follows:
$76,900
School Township bonds.
semi-annually from July
1, 1955 to July 1, 1967 incl.
Due
76,900
.
Civil
Due
Township
1954^
bonds.
semi-annually from July
1, 1955 to Jan. 1,
The
bonds
$169,000 2s.
Nov.
1955
works
bonds
180,
water
offered
1048—were
p.
awarded
to
the
City Securities
Corp., Indianapolis, as 2%s, at a
price of 100.94, a basis of about
works
—
awarded
to
180,
the
bonds
p.
price of 100.608,
1151
City
3.07%.
a
ing Commission (P. O. Frankfort),
Kentucky
Bond
Offering
Executive
mission,
until
W.
—
Director
—
were
H.
Wei-
p.m.
1955
due
in
callable
to
1973
1965
of
as
the
Com¬
will receive sealed
10
a.m.* (CST) "on
bids
Oct.
19
$850,000 State
Building and site revenue
Office
bonds.
Dated
Jan.
on
(J-J)
Oct.
from
1
clusive.
1,
1957
Principal
payable
1954.
to
Securities
as 3Vss, at
basis of about
^
obligation
21-—v.
Jan.
on
1
from
the
fort,
p.
ed to Scharff &
leans.
Co.,
New
Bond
Cutler,
of
ings Commission (P. O. Frank-
fort), Ky.
'
;
Offering
&
Jones,
of
the
Director
The $875,000 per¬
improvement bohds of¬
fered Sept. 28—v. 180, p. 1256—
—
manent
awarded
were
of
to
a
Phelps,
Stone & Webster
both of New
group
com¬
Fenn1 &
Co.,
Securities Corp.,
^orl^/City,
fin & Burr, of
Boston,
price of 100.47,
1.64%.
a
and Cof¬
1.70s, at
as
basis of •about
a
will
receive
(CST)
a.m.
purchase
of
as
Oct. 19 for
on
$6,500,000
State
whole
of July 1, 1958, and as a
for refunding purposes on
est
Principal and inter¬
LOUISIANA
bids
Hubert
10
dormitory
a.m.
bonds,
revenue
as
fol¬
lows:
Offering
Clerk,
until
for
Dec.
—
will
Housing Authority,
Offering
Vahey,
s.
receive
at
will
the
office
the
of
Housing Board, 90 Tremont
St.,1 Boston, until noon (DST) on
Oct. 6 for the
purchase of $718,1, 1954 and
Oct. 25, 1955.1
on
Dated Oct.
Fort_Hays Kansas State
College bonds.
1956
Due
1975
to
University
Due
1956 to
1976
bonds
on
on
Nov. 1
inclusive.
of
Kansas
Nov.
1
from
to
*
Irma
Tisdale,
receive
sealed
10
J-D.
Cox
Due
1966
Dec.
on
inclusive.
1 from
Interest
Legality approved by Foley,
Judell, of New Orleans.
&
Iberville
Parish
(P.
O.
dated
and
school
180,
1256—were
p.
to
of
Note
1,
natural
utility
gas
Wards
$600,000
revenue
1, 2, 6, 7, 8 and 9
to
a
Leo
—
Chairman,
at
F.
will
office
the
Mc¬
receive
the
of
Omaha.
The
1957 to
and due
bonds
will
Due
on
1965
and
Orleans.
Chapman
&
Benton
Housing
bear
3%
are
call¬
approved
by
Cutler, of Chicago,
Moseley, of Baton
&
Authority,
Offering
sealed
bids
will
the
at
of
receive
office
the
of
Housing Board, 90 Tremont
St., Bqston, until noon (DST) on
Oct. 6 for the purchase of $668,notes.
Dated
and
due
April 24,
on
Oct.
21,
1956.
—
T.
R. Alcock
& Co., of Boston, as
price of 100.14, a basis
of about 1.35%.
1.40s, at
South
a
Dennis, Dennis Water Dist.,
Massachusetts
Note
Sale—The
offered
notes
awarded
to
100.05,
The
$44,000
Sept.- 29
water
were
as
consisted
of:
$33,000 water bonds. Due
from
1955
to
1969
Parish
(P.
O.
Gretna),
Louisiana
Certificate
from
The
Oct. 1
Offering—Frank
J.
1954.
Police
of Boston,
cal
bids
until
1
p.m.
/
(CST)
on
Oct.
Bank
dated
are
at
of
Oct. 1
Oct.
Principal and interest
able
Secretary of the Parish
Jury, will receive sealed
on
the
or
to
in¬
1964
Worcester
County (P. O.
cester), Mass.
Note Sale
offered
the
—
Wor¬
The $200,000 notes
Sept. 27
awarded to
were
Day Trust Co., of Boston,
0.28%
at
discount.
Vista
MICHIGAN
Twp. Sch. Dist. No. 6
Saginaw), Michl
Bond Sale—The $180,000 build¬
(P.
ing
O.
bonds offered Sept.
awarded
Corp.,
First
National
1,
pay¬
Bank
at the First National
Yarmouth.
Detroit,
bonds
1954.
Due
were
on
Michigan
3V2S.
as
dated
are
thereafter
1,'
Sept.
Oct. 1 from
1968 inclusive.
and
22
the First of
to
of
The
1955 to
Bonds due in 1959
are
callable
of
as
Principal and inter¬
est (A-O) payable at a~bank or
trust company to be designated by
the purchaser.
Legality approved
by Miller. Canfield, Paddock &
Stone, of Detroit.
Casco
Township School District
No. 7 (P. O. R. R. No. 2,
South Haven),
Bond
Offering
Mich.
Director,
A.
receive
William
—
will
(EST)
bids until 8 p.m.
on
Oct. 7 for the purchase
of $17,000
building bonds. Dated
Nov. 1, 1954. Due on May 1 from
school
1955 to 1968 inclusive.
in
and
1961
Bonds due
thereafter
are
call¬
May 1, 1957. Principal
and interest (M-N) payable at a
able
of
as
bank
or
trust company to
approved
bv
Moorman,
of
Berry,
Detroit.
be des¬
Stevens
&
Dearborn Mich.
Bond Sale—The
assessment
paving
28—v. 180,
awarded
to
$122,000 special
bonds offered
p.
1256—were
McDonald-Moore
&
Co., of Detroit, at a
price of
100.05, a net interest cost of about
1.86%,
1955 to 1959 inclusive.
bonds
1955
Principal and
interest
payable at the First National
Bank
of
Boston.
Legality
ap¬
proved by St or eyr Thorndike,
Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
Sept.
on
inclusive.
^
Jefferson
from
1
ignated by the purchaser. Legality
2s, at a price
basis of about 1.99%.
a
sale
Oct. 5
on
clusive.
Townsend, Dabney &
Tyson, of Boston,
of
Nov.
on
sealed
The $80,000 street
offered Sept. 28—
1256—werea warded to
180, p.
(DST)
a.m.
purchase of $125,000 sewer
bonds.
Dated Nov. 1, 1954.
Due
Johnston,
bonds
paving
v.
11:30
for the
1954
Peabody, Mass.
i
Bond Sale
Deemer,
Legality
T.
Charles
—
Chairman,
State
Bonds due
thereafter
Legality
Note
Wright,
re¬
Oct. 1,1958.
Massachusetts
July 1 from
1984 inclusive.
Oct. 25, 1955.
on
Marblehead
were
able at of July 1, 1964. Principal
and interest payable at the Na¬
tional Bank of Commerce, of New
and
Housing Board, 90 Tremont
Boston, until 11 a.m. (EST)
on Oct. 6 for the
purchase of $2,950,000 notes. Dated Oct. 21, 1954
bonds
composed of
group
Arnold & Crane, of New Orleans,
Wachob-Bender
Corp.,
and
the
Robert E. Schweser Co., both of
1961
as
until
Authority, Mass.
Offering
bids
will
Bank of Boston, Municipal
Division, 45 Milk Street, Boston,
City, as 2.20s,
100.17, a basis of
Lowell Housing
Carthy,
Prin¬
York
of
about 2.18%.
sealed
Merchants
Treasurer,
Buena
New
price
a
Boston.
eiiesley, Mass.
Offering — Arthur K.
Town
a
composed of F. S. Moseley
Co., New York City, R. L. Day
& Co., Boston, W. E. Hutton
&
Co., and Lee Higginson
Corp.,
both
the
of
Bank
cipal and interest payable at the
Day Trust Company, of .Boston.
$1,000,000
Sept. 30—v.
awarded
&
at
1,
Principal and in¬
at
payable
National
group
Nov^cl, 1960.
Principal and in¬
terest payable at the State's Fis¬
Topeka.
The
—
offered
11,000 water bonds. Due
Nov.
those maturing in
thereafter are callable
Agency in
Sale
bonds
000
Plaquemine), La.
Bond Sale—An issue of
Rouge.
inclusive.
are
Ashland, Mass.
Bond
inclusive.
1974
terest
Oct.
dated
are
Oct. 1 from 1955 to
on
tional
Joseph
—
Chairman,
bids
000 notes.
bonds
Due
1954.
ceive sealed bids at the First Na¬
Massachusetts
Note
the
1, 1954.
1956
in
The
—
Bond
St.,
a.m.
(CST) on Oct.
purchase of $129,000
public improvement bonds. Dated
28
and
Regents of Kansas (P. O.
Topeka), Kan.
Sale
The $155,000 li¬
brary bonds offered Sept. 30 were
awarded to T. R. Alcock & Co.,
of Boston, as 13/4S, at a price of
100.29, a basis of about 1.71%.
payable at the Chemical Bank
Co^ New York City, or at
the Kentucky Trust
Co., Louis¬
ville. Legality approved by Chap¬
man &
Cutler, of Chicago.
of
Boston. Legality approved by
Storey,
Thorndike,Palmer
&
Dodge, of Boston.
•.<
Wells,
Arlington
& Trust
awarded
—
bids
Fair and Exposition Center reve¬
nue
bonds.
Dated July
1, 1954.
Due on July 1, 1994.
Callable in
Principal
and
interest
the Town Treasurer's
Offering
sealed
'of
MASSACHUSETTS
Com¬
bonds are dated Sept. 15,
Principal and interest pay¬
Watertown, Mass.
Portlarid, Me.
Judy,
the
of
T.
The
Bond
MARYLAND
Sale
Sept.
on
15 from 1955 to 1974 inclusive.
able at the Second National Bank
$30,000 gas
Sept.
27
were
awarded to Scharff
New Orleans.
due
'
W.
—
inclusive.
1954.
The
—
offered
sealed
Kentucky State Property and Build¬
sealed bids at the
30,000 school bonds. Due
Jones, of New Or¬
State
Chicago.
Frank J. Mc-
—
Manus, Jr., Town Treasurer, will
$70,000 general
Joseph, La.
Sale
bonds
by
City. Le¬
Chapman &
Topsfield, Mass.
Bond Offering
$80,000 school project bonds. Due
on Sept. 15 from 1955 to 1974
...
York
approved
1.81%.
;
St.
Farmers
Co., Frank¬
the Chemical Bank &
at
or
about
receive
bonds offered Sept.
1152—were award¬
gas
180,
in¬
July 1, 1954.
and
1975
Bond Sale—The
interest
and
at
&
Hutzler, and
Noyes & Co., both of
New York City, jointly, as 1.90s,
at a price of 100.71, a basis of
Second
Principal
Bank
of
Boston,
111
(J-J) payable at any National
bank to be designated
by the suc¬ Franklin St., Boston, until 11 a.m.
cessful bidder...
Legality approved (DST) on Oct. 6 for the purchase
by Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago. of $111,000 bonds, as follows:
Due
1961
Bros.
and interest
Bank & Capital Trust
Nov.
(CST) on Oct.
for the purchase of $1,150,000
1954
inclusive.
Juddy, posed
T.
of
for the purchase of
at
until
The
Due
to
Bond
bids
$250,000
1, 1955.
1956
.
Kentucky State Property and Build¬
Salomon
Hemphill,
p.m.
Trust
interest through July 1,
1957, and
at 5%
interest thereafter.
Dated
sew¬
offered
forp., of Indianapolis,
a
are
Bond
15
of
Jan.
Co., New York City. Legality ap¬
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
Chicago...
Bond
purifying
Oct. 1, 1954.
from
bonds.
$432,000
revenue
v.
Prin¬
&
Ferriday, La.
Legality
approved
by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
Board of
Bank
3
State
bffice.
900,000
Sept. 24
1
Bonds
1964.
Rochester, Ind.
age
from
and
Dated
Nov.
thereafter
1,:
7:30
outlet
bonds.
from
Sale—The
Chemical
Nov. 1 from
on
Offering—Fred
inclusive.
2.17%.,
Bond
the
at
Town
payable
1964.
1,
cipal and interest (A-O) payable
inclusive.
bids until
on
Oct.
until
school
project bonds offered Sept. 28—
v.
180, p. 1257—were awarded to
Oct. 19 for the purchase
$280,000 hospital bonds. Dated
a.m.
Brighton, Secretary of the Board
Regents, will receive sealed
$99,000
revenue
29—v.
1
of
Portland, Ind.
Sept.
1973
to
sewer
plant
of
as
inclusive.
Due
Nov.
(CST)
Oct. 4 for the purchase of $25,-
Due
J-J.
Legality ap¬
by Ross. McCord, Ice &
Miller, of Indianapolis.
Sale—The
on
KANSAS
1,
Interest
Bond
follows:
as
rather, Town Clerk, will receive
000
11
re¬
Oct. 8 for the purchase
on
callable
Winfield, Iowa
on
will
until
bids
Stoneham, Mass.
Bond Sale—The $380,000
on
Newellton, La."
$2,000,000 water revenue bonds.
Dated Oct. 1, 1954. Due on 0fct. 1
from 1957 to 1994 inclusive^ Bonds
due in
1965
and
thereafter are
July 1, I960.
1968
to
1969
proved
•*
to
2.49%.
Due
81,000 2y4s.
1968 incl.
dated
are
(CST)
bids
(CST)
1
of
sold
was
Co., of Sioux Falls,
sealed
Bond Offering —Earl H.
Reed,
Township Trustee,
will
receive
sealed
sealed
until 10
Bond Sale—The $250,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Sept. 21—v. 180,
p.
1048—were awarded to Gefke
Bond
callable
are
District Secretary,
ceive
mission,
Rapids Independent School
3%s.
as
bonds
about
Corp.,
of
in¬
Bond Offering—Theodore Hageman,
$39,000
issue of
District, la.
*works
bonds
1984
County Water Dist. No.
(P. O. Covington), Ky.
part
&
Sale—The $205,000 water
Sale—An
of
to
Kenton
Executive
the
White-Phillips Co., Inc., of
Davenport, as 2V4S and 2%s, at
price of 100.005, a net interest
Rock
purchase of $68,823.92
paving certificates.
J
a
cost
for the
sealed
1957
1, 1964. Legality ap¬
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
Chicago, and NeSmith, Fugate &
McMaster, of Wichita.
Bond
INDIANA
from
1
The
Dec.
gality
Orleans, la.
Delaware
of
Trust
Nashua, Iowa
$83,000 build¬
September 24
offered
p.
R.
Other members of the combined
Rockford), III.
Sale—The
bonds
—v.
O. R.
Trust
Co., and the American
Corp.,
both of New
York City, on a bid of 100.26, for
l?/8s, a basis of about 1.85%.
on
Oct. 5 for the purchase of
$95,000
municipal
syndicates
Securities
Bond
Nov. 1, 1954.
1955 to 1967
rep¬
headed, re¬
spectively, by the Chemical Bank
&
Wilmette, III.
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
resenting
June
on
KENTUCKY
$125,000 municipal golf
course
general obligation bonds.- Des Moines Indep- Sch. DistIowa
Dated Oct. 15, 1954. Due on Oct.
'Bond
S-ale —The $2,500,000
15
from
1955
to
1964
inclusive.
building bonds offered Sept. 30—
Principal
and
interest
(A-O) V; 180, p. 1151—were sold at auc¬
payable at the District Treas¬ tion to a consolidated
urer's
.
'
follows:
as
bonds to the White-
sewer
Phillips Co., Inc., of Daven¬
port, as l%s, at a price of
100.78, a basis of about 1.65%.
30,000 street improvement bonds
y
to Quail & Co., of Davenport,
Staut-
until
1
$70,000 bonds
offered Sept. 27—v. 180, p. 1255—
were
.
Municipal University of Wichita
LaFourche Parish Hospital Service
(P. O. Wichita), Kan.
District No. 1 (P. O. Golden
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
Meadows), La.
be received until 7:30
p.m. (CST)
Bond Offering — Mrs.
Joseph
on
Oct.
11
for the purchase of
Leonard, Jr., Secretary of the
$500,000
field
house
revenue
Board of
Commissioners, will re¬
bonds.
Dated Oct. 1, 1954.
Due ceive
as
Burlington, Iowa
Bond Sale
$40,000
street
clusive.
r,
III.
Secretary,
bids
&
IOWA
October 5 for the pur¬
on
chase
District,
Offering
hammer,
(CST)
Park
the
to
and the In¬
Share Corp.,
Indianapolis, jointly, as
l%s, at a price of 100.31, a basis
$500,000 build¬
Legality approved by
&
Trauernicht, of St.
Charles
Co.,
of
6
Dated Oct. 1, 1954. Due
1
clusive.
Trust
dianapolis JBopd
of
13
lan, of Topeka.
,
awarded
were
—
Fletcher
sealed bids
(CST)
p.m.
of
Sale—The $200,000 build¬
1151
p.
approved by Dean, Dean & Quin-
Indiana,
ing bonds offered Sept 24—v. 180,
both
Bond Offering—Charles F. Mil¬
until
1
of Marseilles.
McDonough, Fulton and Schuyler
Counties Community Unit School
District No. 165 (P. O.
Industry),
ler,
Washington Twp. Sch. Twp. (P. O.
654 East 49th St.,
Indianapolis),
*59
as
follows:
$14,000 District No. 496 bonds:
$9,500 2s, due on Aug. 1 from
1955
to
1961
inclusive; and
$4,500
from
13/4s,
1962 to
due
1964
on
Aug.
inclusive.
1
60
(A-O) payable at the City Treas¬
office.
Legality approved
(P. O. Waconia), Minn.
$25,000 2s, due on Aug. 1 from
Bond
Offering —
Arthur R. refunding bonds was sold to L. E. by Pershing, Bosworth, Dick &
1955
to
1961
inclusive; and
Dawson, of Denver.
$12,000 l%s, due on Aug. 1 Laufenburger, District Clerk, will Bennett, of Ripley, as 3%s, at
District
87,000
Carver
bonds:
531
No.
No.
*)
from
District
19,000
1955
1 %s,
due
1
Aug.
on
1964 inclusive
1962 to
from
chase
on
1961
to
$6,000
(CST) on Oct. 7 for the pur¬
of $325,000 building bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1954. Due on Feb.
1
from
1957
to
1984
inclusive.
Bonds due in 1975 and thereafter
.
Feb. 1, 1974.
Principal and interest payable at
any
suitable bank to be desig¬
nated
by the successful bidder.
Legality
approved
by
Dorsey,
Colman, Barker Scott & Barber,
/
,
J
V
due
1
Aug.
on
,
from 1962 to 1964 inclusive.
14,000 District No. 587 bonds:
v
.
l%s,
$7,500
1
■„
1 %s,
$4,500
Dearborn
on Aug.
inclusive.
due
1964
1962 to
(P.
Township
v,
to
Bond
Sale—The
1
O. Ink•
Co.,
McDonald-Moore
and
City
par, a net interest cost of
2.76%, as follows: '
price of
&
about
,
r
$400,000 2.70s. Due on Feb. 1 from
1957
inclusive.
1972
to
1984 inclusive.
1973 to
Other
receive sealed
Mds until 7:30 p.m. (EST) on Oct.
20 Tor the purchase of $2,700,000
water
supply
system
revenue
will
and the White-Phil¬
lips Co., Inc., of Davenport, at a
price of 100.06, a net interest cost
of about 2.60%, as follows:
$445,000 2!4s. Due
1957
1970
group:
Oct. 1 from
on
Oct. 1 from
on
inclusive.
1975
to
555,000 2%s. Due
>
Oct. 1 from
on
1984 inclusive.
to
Jefferson
Reorganized
County
School District No. 5
Sale—An
Bond
of
issue
1974
terest M-S.
In¬
inclusive.
Legality approved by
&
of
Trauernicht,
St.
Louis.
Minne¬
MONTANA
apolis, -First National Bank, of
3t. Paul, Allison-Williams Co., J.
Dawson County School District
M. Dain & Co., Piper, Jaffray &
No. 36 (P. O. Lindsay), Mont.
bonds.
Dated Oct. 1, 1954.
Due
Hopwood,
all
Of
Minneapolis,
Bond
Offering — Oliver Lab,
<m Oct.
1 from 1957 to 1985 inHannheimer-Egan, Inc., Caldwell, Clerk of the Board of Trustees,
•cltisive.
Bonds due in 1958 and
Phillips Co., Harold E. Wood & will
receive
sealed
bids
until
thereafter are callable as of July
:o., and Shaughnessy & Co., all 2 p.m. (MST) on Oct. 14 for the
1, 1957.
Principal and interest
of St. Paul.
purchase of $29,700 building
(J-J) payable at a bank or trust
bonds.
Dated July 1, 1954.
In¬
Redwood Falls, Minn.
company to be designated by the
Bond Offering — P. R. Byram, terest J-J.
.successful
bidder.
Legality ap¬
proved
by
Stevens
Berry,
receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on Oct. 5
:or the purchase of $60,000 water
vorks bonds. Dated Nov. 1, 1954.
Fity
&
Moorman, of Detroit.
Jackson
Township, Farmersville
Local School District (P. O.
Farmersville),
Bond
Due
Mich.
;ayable
Clerk of the Board of Education,
will, receive sealed
bids
until
j*oon (EST) on Oct. 7 for the pur¬
chase of $250,000 building bonds.
15
from
15, 1954.
1956
Due
1978
to
able
t-he
at
Linwood
Bond
.
to
Adams
Bond
957—were
p.
Kenower,
l.m.
Detroit,
Owosso,
Bond
awarded
$170,000 storm
bonds
offered
Sept. 21—
180, p. 1152—were awarded to
Halsey, Stuart & Co., of Chicago,
at a price of 100.03, a net interest
sewer
v.
£30,000 2y4s.
Due
and
as
follows:
Oct.
on
1, 1955
Oct.
1
1956.
140,000 2Vzs. Due
on
Clerk,
until
bids
Oct. 4 for the
10
pur¬
bonds
No.
3
from
$7,000 road
Aug. 17 were
Bank
to. the
Mountain,
par.
The
—
offered
bonds
of
to
1964
Due
5s.
Ashland,
as
3s,
at
4V2s.
County
43/4s.
The
bonds
purchase
of
Oct.
$200,000
for
No. 2
were
Bond
Bond
Offering—Joseph F. John,
Clerk,
will
receive
sealed
bids until
8 p.m. (CST) on Oct. 8
purchase of $150,000 gen¬
obligation
hospital
bonds.
Cor the
eral
Dated
from
1956
able
and
Oct.
of
as
1, 1954. Due
to
1984 inclusive.
Jan.
1,
1956.
interest payable
banking
nated
by
on
at
Jan.
1
Call¬
Princinal
a
suitable
institution to be desig¬
the successful bidder.
Legality approved by Dorsey, ColBarker, Scott & Barber, of
Minneapolis.
man,
bonds
works
bonds
Interest
by
approved
was
sold
to
F-A.
to
of
Charles
&
Dated Oct.
from
1956
Oifering—J.
K.
Hurdle,
bids
unt.l
10
re¬
bonds
are
Palmer
Thorndike,
Dodge,
&
01
1974
inclusive.
The'
Oct.
after
1,
Wrensch,
Bond Offering—Carl H.
of Edu¬
receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (EST) on Oct. 14 for
the purchase of $990,000 building
Board
will
cation,
bonds.
Dated
June
on
the
of
Secretary
Principal
a.m.
bids
Clerk,
until
(J-D) payable at the Citizens Na¬
Bank & Trust Co., Cald¬
ment
bonds.
thereafter
to
1964
10
a.m.
on
Oct.
inclusive.
1,
1961.
Dated
1
from
Bonds
are
due
Oct.
1,
1955
in
callable
to
1965
as
Principal ' and
1954.
1974
and
This
is
disclosures in
1954 edition
Statistics of New
among
included in the
data
"Financial
of
pub¬
Government"
Local
Jersey
the New Jersey Tax¬
payers Association.
This presents
on
a
comparative basis detailed
statistics for each of the State's
lished
by
549 school dis¬
567 municipalities,
tricts
The
counties.
21
and
municipality-
and
valuations
sessed
for
presents
taxable
publication
each
as¬
property
levies
local
It shows how
being shared
are
year* by
the county, the
school and the municipal govern¬
division
The
ments.
the
of
gen¬
property tax levy, statewide,
eral
follows:
$190,756,880
225,914,106
Municipal
Schools
County
92,970,804
Total
$509,641,790
MunicijM
Sept. 28 — service $32,594,485.
School
1153—were awarded to
expenditures
for
the
J. B. Hanauer & Co., of Newark, 1952-53 school year
(the latest
system bonds offered
180,
p.
2.10s,
as
at
price
a
100.14,
of
a
basis of about 2.07%.
School
Rock
from
1
clusive.
N.
payable
(A-O)
1954.
1,
1955
J.
Due
1983
to
in¬
and
Principal
interest
the
Citizens
at
& Trust Co.,
First National Bank
Ridgewood, or at a bank in New
York City to be designated by the
successful
bidder.
Legality
ap¬
&
Sale—The
Bond
$52,000
water
Sept. 29—v. 180, p.
Co., Washington, as
price of par. *
a
Bond
sealed
on
until
11
receive
(EST)
a.m.
Oct. 6 for the purchase of $1,-
350,000 school
Dated Oct.
bonds.
Due on Oct. 1 from 1955
1974 inclusive.
Principal and
(A-O)
payable
Legality
the
at
approved
by
Sullivan, Donovan, Heenehan
Hanrahan, of New York City.
Madison
in?
v.
a
School District,
bonds
180,
&
p.
group
offered
composed
Co.,
&
Sept.
interest
Ryan,
Hanauer
of
28
B.; J.
New iYork
&
Co.,
expenditures
debt
of
of
service
ex¬
Municipal
tures
expendi¬
$133,091,270,
operating
school
operations expendi¬
the
for
totaled
and
$46,659,768
$17,897,073.
tures for 1946 totaled
while
school year
1945-46
$102,089,109.
Capital
in
debt
totaled
1953
$326,048,200 for municipal pur¬
poses and $275,633,800 for school
purposes.
Delinquent taxes and
liens
Dec.
of
as
1953,
31,
aggre¬
gated $59,659,601.
local
municipality
1954,
as
tax
in
well
as
ment
1946,
of
cent of taxes
Resident enroll¬
shown
for
Types
is
district.
each
1953 and
rate
per
collected in 1953.
the
include
data
property
and
listed
for
County
-
each
school
number
of
each
county.
compila¬
government
tions,
published
separately
in
previous
years,
have
been
in¬
cluded in the one publication this
It
year.
wiR
pointed out that this
was
nrovide
handier
a
source
of
reference material for county
and
government budget studies
both officials and taxpayers.
local
by
Given
bers
free
and
ficials
N. J.
to
a
Association
large
who
reference
list
mem¬
of
state,
also
use
available
Van
City,
Newark,
nominal
it
as
a
standard
work, the publication is
—
1153—were awarded to
Ingen
are
operating
county, municipal and school of¬
Sale—The $650,000 build-
Bond
included
penditures of $196,676,241, capital
are
C. Ma-
will
Clerk,
bids
figures
$261,233,082.
totaled
municipalities and school districts
J.
Offering—Arthur
City
lone,
total
Other
Trust
2y4s, at
This
local
Hackettstown, N. J.
bonds offered
official
which
for
available)
District,
Oct.
Dated
Oct.
on
Oct.
of
as
year
expenditures
last
well. Legality approved by Haw¬
year aggregated $322,590,648.
Of
kins, Delafield & Wood, of New this
operating expenditures con¬
York City.
sumed $229,355,350.
Expenditures
for capital improvements took an
Fair Lawn, N. J.
additional
Bond Sale—The $58,000 sewer
$60,640,813
and debt
19 for
the purchase of $233,000
general obligation sewer improve¬
Due
1955
will
with
million
$243
school
current
interest
and
tional
Hoboken.
Mills,
receive sealed
(PST) on Oct.
Betty
for the
compared
nearly $249 million for the
than
more
1, 1954. Due
1956 to 1983 in¬
Hudson County National Bank, of
City
Local
Latest Statistical Data on
Units—Operating budgets of New
June
from
1
clusive.
interest
NEVADA
—
City.
Jersey (State of)
this
Caldwell School District, N. J.
to
Offering
Legality approved by
I>elafield & Wood, of
New
the
1, 1954.
Due
from
Omaha.
Due on Oct. 1
callable
the
at
National Bank of At¬
1946, 1953 and 1954.
NEW JERSEY
$217,000
of
1, 1954.
payable
(A-O)
interest
taxes levied for each of the years
Boston.
Hoboken, N.
1959.
Oct. 5 for the purchase
of $l5,0C0 road and bridge bonds.
on
inclusive.
of Bos¬
Legality approved by Storey,
ton.
sold to Kirk-
was
Co.,
to
74
Fallon, Nev.
County Chancery Clerk, will
serially
Shawmut Bank
National
the
Butte.
Trauer-
County Supervisor's Dist.
(P. O. Holly Springs), Miss.
sealed
Prin¬
1153—were awarded to the Wash¬
Bond Sale—An issue of
Legality
Marshall
(CST)
Bank,
County Sch. Dist. No.
(P. O. Basset), Neb.
Bond
ceive
inclusive.
from 1955 to 1966
cipal and interest payable at the
ington
Rock
aicht, of St. Louis.
Bond
until noon
(DST) on Oct. 5 for the purchase
of
$60,000 water works bonds.
Dated Oct. 1, 1954. Due on Oct. 1
St., Boston,
proved by Hawkins, Delafield
Wood, of New York City.
NEBRASKA
patriok-Pettis
Co., of Hazlehurst, as
3.y2s.
Dated Aug. 10, 1954.
Due
an Aug. 10 from
1955 to 1967 in¬
clusive.
Water
40
$140,000
sold
was
National
building bonds
&
No. 4
1954.
Bond Sale—An issue of
of Memphis.
Sale—An issue of $18,500
Allen
City
$125,000 high¬
offered
awarded
to
the
bonds
Liberty, Miss.
water
Browerville, Minn.
1,
Sale—The
construction
the
x
July
County High Sch. District
(P. O. Clyde Park), Mont.
Miners
County (P. O. Meadville),
Mississippi
29
Trust Dept.,
mut Bank of Boston,
bonds.
(MST) on Oct. 23 for
purchase of $26,000 building
Dated
1978
Boardwalk
S.
Mayor, will receive
sealed bids at the National Shaw¬
Charpentier,
1,
until 2 p.m.
Park
Due on Oct. 1 from 1955
inclusive.
Principal and
1, 1954.
to
municipalities.
Somersworth, N. H.
Bond
Offering — Edward
Glen
Aug.
Offering—Mary E. RumClerk
of
the
Board
of
ley,
Dated Oct.
$233J)00 water bonds.
of Boston, as 2.10s, at a Jersey's school districts this year
of 100.52, a basis of about climbed to within $6 million of
the
operating
budgets
of
the
The bonds are dated Oct. 1,1954. State's municipalities.
Due on Oct. 1 from 1955 to 1971
These
appropriations for the
inclusive.
Principal and interest day - to - day operating expendi¬
payable at the National Shawmut tures of the school districts total
1969.
(P. O. Somers), Mont.
building
Sept.
building
bonds.
as
Bond
bridge bonds.
First National Bank,
20
1,
dated
are
(EST)
purchase of
2.03%.
v.
1,
Jan.
on
will receive
the
for
14
Oct.
on
H.
Russell
—
Clerk,
until 2:30 p.m.
bids
sealed
Tyson,
Bond Offering—Lynn M. Clark,
Legality approved by Pres¬
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
ton, Thorgrimson & Horowitz, of
tion, will receive sealed bids un¬
Seattle.
til 8 p.m. (EST) on Oct. 18 for the
Flathead County Sch. Dist. No. 29 purchase
of $1,520,000 building
the
Offering—Sealed bids will
until
Jan.
on
Due
Offering—M. M. Bennett,
Chancery Clerk, will sell at pub¬
ic auction at 10 a.m. (CST) on
Oct. 4, $25,000 road, highway and
way
Pemberton), Minn.
Bond
be received
Due
,
Consolidated
57 (P. O.
as
1958.
1969/
27,300 District No. 188 bonds, as
bonds.
Bond
Bond
Earth
1,
Trustees, will receive sealed bids
Vaiden),
O.
Mississippi
County (P.
inclusive.
School District No.
Jan.
on
52,700 District No. 187 bonds,
Blue
of
-
,
Carroll
MINNESOTA
Blue
were
Co., of Seattle,
as follows:
price of par,
a
Franklin
1957
&
to Townsend,
•.
(P. O. Ashland), Miss.
Sale
Bond
totaling $94,000
Grande
to
improve¬
—
Offering
City
Denny,
New York
1954.
County Supervisors District
\warded
Sale—The
1.52%,
on
Helena, Mont.
Special
Sale
$14,000 District No. 185 bonds,
of
3enton
Mich.
cost of about
(CST)
sealed
at
E.
to 1964 inclusive.
13
& Co.,
Co., both
4V4s.
as
Robert
—
$100,000 general obliga¬
tion bonds. Due serially from 1955
MacArthur
jointly,
were awarded to
Piper, Jaffray &
Hopwood, of Minneapolis, as 2%s,
at a price of 100.40.
sold
Couffty, Chancery
receive
chase
and McDonald-Moore &
of
—
Bond
Offering
Burns,
water
<
County Sch. Dist. No. 15
(P. O. Willow Creek), Mont.
Bond Sale
The $73,500 gym¬
nasium and equipment bonds of¬
fered Sept. 24—v. 180, p. 1153—
of
Benson,
County (P. O. Natchez),
Mississippi
of
Sept.
Gallatin
ment
will
$90,000
&
MISSISSIPPI
Williams, of
offered
1969
to
,to be designated by
Droved by Faegre
Minneapolis.
approved
bonds
1955
he successful bidder. Legality ap-
Metropolitan District,
Michigan
180,
—Y-l
Tuct company
pay¬
Bank
Legality
Sale—The
revenue
from
Dec.
on
Citizens
hy Peck, Shaffer &
Cincinnati.
1
Principal and interest
any suitable bank or
at
inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-D)
Farmersville.
will
Nov.
on
nclusive.
Offering—Orland Bowser,
Dated June
Clerk,
Margate City, N. J.
Bond
Hawkins,
water
30
were
Dabney &
Sept.
offered
bonds
awarded
price of 100.09, a basis
a
about 2.19%.
of
lantic City.
$100,-
building1 bonds was sold to
Blewer, Heitner & Glynn, of St.
Louis, as 2y4s, 2%s and 2xks.
Dated Sept. 1, 1954. Due on Mar. 1
to
2.20s, at
Newport, N. H.
Sale—The $85,000
Bond
000
1956
City, Utah.
NEW HAMPSHIRE
Bank, of Boston.
Legality ap¬
proved by Storey, Thorndike, Pal¬
mer & Dodge, of Boston.
(P.O.
Hillsboro), Mo.
of
Bank,
Lake
Salt
& Co., of Montclair, as
and Ewing
price
1969 inclusive.
to
Building,
fiscal agent, Zions Bank
Chicago,
Charles
the
of
members
National
First
p.
purchase of $220,000 school bonds.
Due
serially in 20 years.
Full
details may be obtained from Mrs.
Lauren
W. Gibbs, the District's
Hutzler, William Blair & Co., all
from
300,000 2.80s. Due on Feb. 1 from
Offering—C. Grevengoed,
Clerk,
180,
1153—were awarded to a group
headed by the Northwestern Na¬
tional Bank of Minneapolis, at a
Holland, Mich.
Bond
:
958—were awarded
to
a
group
composed of Glore,
Forgan & Co., Salomon Bros. &
180,
p.
Co.', both of Detroit, jointly, as
2%s, at a price of 100.09, a basis
of ajbout 2.73%.
f
build¬
ing bonds offered Sept. 28—v.
funding bonds offered
Sept. 28—v. 180, p. 1257—were
awarded to Kenower, MacArthur
$1,300,000
bonds offered Sept.
Sale —The
sewer revenue
Minnesota
drain
$235,000
Columbia, Mo.
Bond
28—v.
will
12 for the
until Oct.
received
be
MISSOURI
1976
Sale—The $700,000
Bond
•
Washoe County, Sparks Sch. Dist.,
Nevada
Bond Offering—Sealed bids
300,000 2V2s. Due
Hennepin County Independent Sch.
Dist. No. 17 (P. O. Edina),
assessment
Ik
the
Minneapolis.
ster), Mich.
;
bonds offered Sept. 23
p.
1153—were awarded
Allison-Williams Co., of
hall
180,
lage
14,000 District No. 590 bonds:
$9,500 2s, due on Aug. 1 from
1955
to
1961
inclusive; and
from
Elysian, Minn.
—
The $244,000 vil¬
serially from 1955 to 1966
Due
of
Sale
Bond
inclusive.
1964
1962 to
from
par.
inclusive.
of
as
of Minneapolis.
$9,500 2s, due on Aug. 1 from
1955 to 1961 inclusive; and
$4,500 l%s, due on Aug. 1
;
callable
are
District No. 582 bonds:
$16,500 2s, due on Aug. 1 from
1955
to
1961
inclusive; and
24,000
_
price of
a
a.m.
558 bonds:
Aug. 1 from
inclusive; and
No.
$13,000 2s, due
11:30
until
bids
sealed
$6,000 urer's
of
issue
Sale—An
Bond
receive
inclusive.
1964
1962 to
Ripley, Miss.
Sch. Dist.
County Indep.
44
October 4, 1954
icle... Monday,
Commercial and Financial
The
ii
(1380)
generally
at
a
charge.
The New Jersey Taxpayers As¬
sociation
is
State Street,
located
ah
143
Trenton 8, N. J,
East
J
Volume 180
Number 5365.
..
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1381)
61
;x
Raritan
Township (P.
New
O. Nixon), |
Jersey
$1,770,000 school bonds.
405,000 assessment bonds.
The
bonds
and
1955
to
Nov.
on
1
1,
from
inclusive. Principal
(M-N) payable at the
1971
and interest
First
Nov.
dated
are
mature
Bank
&
Trust
Co., Perth
approved
by
Caldwell,
Marshall,
Trimble
&
Mitchell, of New York City.
Amboy.
Legality
Other
Sale—The $3,500,000 mu¬
nicipal
fered
electric
Sept.
awarded
were
posed
plant
28—v.
bonds
180,
to
a
of¬
1050—
p.
group
com¬
of Goldman, Sachs & Co.,
& Co., Smith, Barney &
Blyth
the
of
group:
Co., Geo. B.
R. W. Pressof Michigan
Stevenson &
(P. O. Liverpool), N.
Bond Offering
—
Town
Supervisor,
bids
Oct.
on
6
$245,000
for
10
the
public
bonds.
1.90s, at
of
$3,493,000
bonds
as
price of 100.21, a basis
a
about
1.87%.
ling,
Secretary of the Board of
Education,
will
receive
sealed
bids until 7:30 p.m.
(EST)
on Oct.
$140,000
building bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1954.
for
13
Due
the
Oct.
on
inclusive.
(A-O)
purchase
1
from
1955
Principal
payable
at
of
and
the
to
1974
interest
First
Na¬
/
Ridge Central Sch. Dist. No. 2
(P. O. Mount Kisco), N. Y.
Bond Sale—The
Bond
ols,
Gibbons
&
Co.,
Inc.,
W.
and
improvement
City, jointly, as 2.40s, at a price
100.39, a basis of about 2.36%.
and
Cornwall,
Canterbury Fire Dist.
(P. O. Cornwall), N. Y.
Bond
Sale
—
The
house
construction
Sept.
$42,000
1955
to
offered
180, p. 1153—were
awarded to the Highland-Quassaic
Bank & Trust Co., of Newburgh,
2s.
as
Croton-On-Hudson, N. Y.
Sale—The. $38,000 water
supply system bonds offered Sept.
1
l%s, at
as
price of 100.11,
a
a
basis
of about 1.46%.
Johnstown
Trust
180,
v.
the
p.
1154—were awarded to
Marine
Western
Trust
New
Company
of
York,
Manufac¬
turers & Traders Trust Co., both
of
Buffalo,
and
Roosevelt
&
Cross, of New York City, as 2V2S,
at a price of 100.56, a basis of
about
2.45%.
New
Bond
180.
inclusive.
of
Albany,
bonds
York,
Bank
Payable at
May 2, 1955.
Chemical
Bank
&
Trust
Co.,
New York City. Legality
approved
by Caldwell, Marshall, Trimble &
Mitchell, of New York City.
Ramapo
No.
2
School District
(P. O. Spring Valley),
Sale —The
building bonds offered Sept. 29—
000
bids
bonds
on
noon
(EST)
Browning & Co.; New York Hanseatic
Corporation;
Rodman
&
Renshaw; Walter, Woody & Heimerdinger; J. A. White & Com¬
Rand
&
Co.;
Schaffer,
Fairman, Harris &
Company,. Inc.; Courts & Com¬
pany; Dwinnell, Harkness & Hill,
Inc.; Farwell, Chapman & Com¬
pany; Freeman & Company.
pany;
on
Necker & Co.;
sewer
Dated
construction
July
1,
1954.
Due
Dec. 1 from 1955 to 1978 inclu¬
on
sive. Principal and interest
(J-D)
payable at the First National Bank
of
Masillon.-
by
Squire,
Legality
Sanders
of Cleveland.
Sept.
28—
follows:
as
April 1 from
on
Union
April
1
to
Is.
Barcus,
Oct.
on
April 1 from
& Company;
Company; G.
Company; Park, Ryan,.
Incorporated; Ross, Borton & Si¬
mon, Inc.; The W. C. Thornburgh
Company; Watling, Lerchen &
Company; R. H. Brooke & Com¬
Grant
C. Haas &
to
April
on
1981
from
1
inclusive.
Offering—H. D. Secrest,
Clerk-Treasurer of the Board of
for
19
of $1,250,000 build¬
ing and improvement bonds.
30
Dated Nov. 1, 1954. Due on Oct. 1
from 1956 to 1975 inclusive. Prin¬
West¬
1.90s,
cipal and interest
the
(A-O) payable
legal depositary,
Board's
presently
the
Cleveland
Trust
Company. Legality approved by
Squire, Sanders & Dempsey, of
School
Rae,
from
the
State
Bank, of Kenmore, or at
the Guaranty Trust Company, of
New York City. Legality approved
by Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler &
Galloway, of New York City.
Twp.
(P.
O.
Cuyahoga
Falls), Ohio
Bond
Clerk
will
Offering—F. H. Wagoner,
of
the
Board
receive
of
sealed
Trustees,
bids
until
noon
(EST) on Oct. 7 for the
purchase of $28,000 special assess¬
ment
road
improvement bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1954. Due on Dec. 1
from 1955 to
1959 inclusive. Prin¬
interest
and
(J-D) payable
at the Coventry Town Hall.
Tapper Lake, N. Y.
East
Wathins
Village
Geo. F.
—
bald,
Oct.
000
bids
15
first
mortgage
revenue
1954.
1956 to
Due
in
1959
of
April
system
bonds.
Dated
Oct.
1, 1954.
Due on July 1 from
to
inclusive."
1992
Principal
and interest (J-J) payable at the
National
Bank,
Watkins
Glen. Legality approved by Haw¬
kins, Delafield & Wood, of New
York City.
electric
bonds.
Company;
Company; John Small
Company; J. W. Suarks & Com¬
pany; Berman, Selonick & Com¬
pany; Cincinnati Municipal Bond
Corp.; Cunningham, G u n n &
Carey, Inc.; Einhorn & Company;^
Hawkins & Company; Mead, Mfl- "^
ler & Company; Middendorf, &
Company; Parsons & Company./
Shannon &
(J-D)
Bank
&
payable
Toledo,
of
A.
Mc¬
bids
18
until
for
noon
(EST) on
purchase of $23,Dated
Dec.
1,
the
water
bonds.
Due
Oct.
on
1
from
inclusive. Interest
Parma, Ohio
1956
A-O..
Bond
Offering—Joseph S. Lime,
City Auditor, will receive sealed
.
bids until
Munroe Falls, Ohio
Bond
for
Offering—Virginia Dove,
(EST)
noon
1954.
Oct. 13
on
to
for the
Dec.
clusive.
1
from
1956
Principal
,
(J-D)
payable
tional
to
1975
in¬
pany.
and
interest
the First Na¬
Squire,
Oct. 14
1
in¬
Nov.
from
1,
1956
inclusive.
(M-N)
Legality approved by
Sanders & Dempsey,. of
,
,
•
Pickaway County (P. O.
Circleville), Ohio
Bond Offering—Fred L.Tipton,
Clerk
of
the Board
of
County
Commissioners, will receive sealed
Ohio
(State of)
The $30,000,000
thoroughfare construction
Sale
Dated
Nov.
on
on
$675,000
Cleveland.
of Akron.,
Legality
by Squire, Sanders &
Dempsey, of Cleveland. '
approved
Bond
Due
1970
interest
Bank
at
bonds.
of
Principal and
payable at the
legal depositary of the City, pres¬
ently the Cleveland Trust Com¬
purchase of $18,360 street
improvement special assessment
Dated Oct. 1, 1954.
Due
bonds.
on
(EST)
noon
purchase
cinerator
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until
the
—
bonds offered Sept. 28— bids until noon (EST) on Oct. 13
180, p. 959—were awarded to for the purchase of $28,000 real
a
syndicate headed by the Union estate reappraisal bonds.; Dated
Securities Corp., New York City, Sept. 1, 1954. Due on Nov. 1 from
v.
at
a
price of 100.95,
cost of about
$4,985,000
6s.
1.38%,
a
1956
to
1961
inclusive.
Principal
(M-N) payable at the
County Treasurer's office.* Legal¬
ity approved by Bricker, Marburger, Evatt & Barton, of Co¬
net interest
as
and interest
follows:
Due
semi-annually
15,
1956
to
15, 1957 inclusive.
lumbus.
5,005,000 Is. Due semi-annually
from Sept. 15, 1957 to Sept.
Richmond Heights, Ohio
15, 1958 inclusive.
Bond
Offering — Russell W.
13,340,000
IV4S.
Due
semi-an¬ Hanslik, Village Clerk, will're¬
nually on March 15 and Sept. ceive sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
from
March
March
April
on
and
1960
1,
interest
(A-O)
Union
company
thorized
to
Legality
in
accept
&
as
and
the
funds.
Squire,
of
(EST)
of
on
•
15 from 1963 to 1964 inclusive.
Upon reoffering the bonds, the
Securities Corp. and asso¬
>
Oct. 18 for the purchase
water mains
bonds.,
$50,000
Dated
1
Sept.
from
1, 1954. Due
1956
to
1975
on
Dec.
inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-D)
pay¬
able at the Central National Bank
Savings
by
Dempsey,
incl.
of
at a bank
Ohio au¬
trust
approved
Sanders
at
&
or
1962
ciates
callable
Commercial
trust
to
Union
from
Principal
Bank, East Palestine,
or
1
payable
1959
Oct.
Bonds due
are
1958.
from
6,670,000 "1.40s. Due semi-annually on March 15 and Sept.
light
Dated
I960 inclusive.
receive
will
Charles A. Hinsch &
1
Branch.
Mentor, Ohio
Offering—Owen
1965
until
ngon (EST) on
for the purchase of $150,-
sealed bids until 3 p.m. (EST) on
Oct. 6 for the purchase of $280,water
Clerk,
1,
Scap-
Oct.
000
15
Offering—George Archi¬
City Auditor, will receive
sealed
Glen, N. Y.
Offering
Palestine, Ohio
Bond
plant
Bond
Dated
December
■
cipal
Bond
Sale—The $23,500 public
building bonds offered Sept. 29—
v.
180, p. 1258—were awarded to
Bacon,
Stevenson
&
Co.,
New
York City, as 2.40s, at a price of
100.34, a basis of about 2.36%.
$14,000
bonds.
on
&
pany; Clement A. Evans & Co.,
Inc.; Gottron, Russell & Co., Inc.;
Gordon Graves & Company. :v
October
of
Brownell
revenue
Coventry
1955
and
sealed
on
1965 inclusive. Prin¬
National
major
Cleveland.
B.
Principal
payable at
(A-O)
Oct.
on
the purchase
sewer
as
(EST)
Klewer,
Laren, Village Clerk, will receive
Ohio
noon'
assessment
1, 1954. Due
the
to
Bond
(EST)
purchase
cipal and interest
at
E.
receive
noon
from 1957 to
sealed
OHIO
(P. O.
1
special
S.
Kindred
approved
Dempsey,
&
Ohio
—
will
the
Bond
1978 inclusive.
Due
for
Nov.
Cleveland Heights City Sch. Dist.
awarded
Allen
—
16
from
Education, will receive sealed bids
Free
1
bids until
1967 inclusive.
on
Clerk,
Maumee
inclusive.
on
Offering
Isphording, Inc.
Heller, Bruce & Co.; Kaiser &
Co.; Magnus & Company; Nelson,
1258.
p.
until
storm
1954.
the
inclusive.
Cleve¬
land.
placed the 6% bonds pri¬
vately and offered the balance of
issue at prices to yield from
the
Cleveland.
by
of
Squire,
0.95% to 1.50%.
The
bonds
are
interest
exempt
from Federal income taxes.
Principal of and interest
Legality
Sanders
&
approved
Dempsey,
Cleveland.
South Euclid, Ohio
Bond Sale—The $111,500 special
assessment
street
improvement
on the
bonds offered Sept. 29—v. 180, p.
payable from fees, ex¬ 1154—were
awarded to McDonald
cises or license taxes relating to
& Co., of Cleveland, as 2V2s, at a
registration, operation or use of
price of 100.45, a basis of about
vehicles on public highways, or
2.41%.
to fuels used for propelling such
vehicles.
Waljbridge, Ohio
Bond Sale
The $20,000 fire
Associates of Union Securities
Corporation in the offering in¬ apparatus and equipment bonds
offered Sept. 28—v. 180, p. 1154—
clude:
were awarded to Fahey, Clark &
C. J. Davine & Co.;
Merrill,
Co., of Cleveland, as 2y4s, at a
Turben
&
Co.; Ball, Burge &
price of 100.55, a basis of about
Kraus; Baxter, Williams & Co.;
2.13%.
Clark, Dodge & Company;
bonds
are
—
Euclid, Ohio
Wayland (P. O.
Wayland), N. Y.
Bond Sale-«-The $36,000 garage
bonds offered Sept. 23—v. 180, p.
1154—were
awarded
to
the
Man¬
Bond
Oct.
bids
7
for
until
the
825,500 bonds,
noon
{EST)
purchase
1
from
1955
$2,-
Due
on
1959
to
sewer
Nov. yl
t
1955
to
Due
to
on
1970
and
Dec.
construction
1
from
1956
bonds.
on
June
to
1975
inclusive.
Principal and interest
payable at the office of
(J-D)
the Director of Finance.
Lucas County
&
Bond
28—v.
(P. O. Toledo), Ohio
Sale—The
line
supply
180,
$24,700
water
bonds offered Sept.
1154—were awarded
Due
1959
on
Nov.
award
1
inclusive.
from
.
Fahey, Clark & Co.; Field, Rich¬
& Co.; The First Cleveland
Corporation; Fulton, Reid & Co.;
Hayden, Miller & Co.; Aubrey G.
Lanston & Co. Incorporated; Wm.
J. Mericka
&
Co. Incorporated;
OKLAHOMA
ards
Stroud
& Company
Incorporated;
Weeden & Co. Incorporated.
R.
L.
,
Kingfisher County Independent
Sch. Dist. No. 56 (P. O. Loyal),
Oklahoma
Bond
Sale—The
$4,500 build¬
ing bonds offered Sept. 28—v. 189,
p. 1258 — were awarded to.the
First Securities Co. of Kansas, of
Wichita, as 1V2S, at a price of
Kiowa
offering and is being sold on Oct.
Shearson,
Heitner
& Glynn; Blunt Ellis & Simmons;
John
W.
Clarke
&
Co.; F. W.
Craigie & Co.; First Securities
Company
of
Chicago;
Ginther,
Johnson & Co.; Malvern Hill &
13.
Company Incorporated; E. F. Hut-
ing and furniture
p.
Hayden, Miller & Co., of Cleve¬
land, as 2s, at a price of 103.28,
a basis of about
1.14%.
Issue
»
compensation
bonds.
1955
bonds.
from
inclusive.
sewer
Sept. 1, 1954. Due
to
inclusive.
126,000
until
on
follows:
as
$49,000 equipment bonds.
Nov.
of
14
Dated
1
Yonkers, N. Y.
Bond Offering—John F. Carozza,
City
Comptroller,
will
receive
A. Abbott,
Finance, will receive
noon
(EST) on
for the purchase of $1,of
bids
000,000
Buffalo, as 1.70s, at a price of
100.02, a basis of about 1:69%.
Offering—W.
Director
sealed
of
126,000
$3,200,000
fire
Co., Durham, and
Corp., Greens¬
Due
to
1979
purchase
of
$2,920,000
bonds.'
Dated
Oct.
1,
Due
interest
Central
New York
Bond
15,000
until
$204,000
Buffalo,
Offering
1974
Glen
an
Offering—Carl Z. ChrisCity Auditor, will receive
City
$120,000
offered
1962
2s.
1968
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (EST) on Oct. 6
1954.
The
55,000 2V4s. Due
Kenmore), N. Y.
the
—
&
at
or
offered Sept.
District No.
Bond
to
1963
at
Tonawanda
Oct.
the
25,000
Principal
1258—were
p.
New
tura,
sell
Oct. 25 for the purchase of
$120,-
p.m.
at par.
to
Doll &
announce¬
to
school
Maumee,
Securities
1955
re¬
1
the Marine Trust Co. of
for
beck
Bond
bonds.
Nov.
(M-N) payable at the
Sale—The
water
XCVIII notes. Dated Nov.
on
on
1974
:,
dated
boro, jointly, at par,
Tonawanda, N. Y.
sealed
Due
to
1258—were awarded to
p.
Vance
New York City.
ern
$29,500
CAROLINA
bonds
180,
v.
Legality approved by Vandewater,
Sykes, Heckler & Galloway, of
and
the
intention
Company; Olderman, As&
Co.; Andrews & Wells,
Dempsey-Tegeler
&
Co.;
Inc.;
The
—
&
ton
Massillon, Ohio
toff,
.
J. Lee Peeler &
Nich¬
will
until
Commercial
Co.,
City Housing
Authority, N. Y.
Note Offering:—Philip J. Cruise,
Chairman, will receive sealed bids
until 11 a.m. (EST) on Oct. 7 for
the purchase of $23,828,000 series
1, 1954.
of
from
Due
1955
are
Sale
station
ufacturers and Traders Trust Co.,
York
bonds.
$25,000 6s. -Due
1955
Bond Sale—The $665,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Sept. 29 —
1
City.
Bond
Hanover Bank, of New York City.
000
City School District,
New York
issue
its
Bond
Central
Bond
29—v. 180, p. 1153—were awarded
to J. B. Hanauer & Co., Newark,
Nov.
Wilmington, N. C.
(P. O.
Clerk,
bids
1982
and interest
National
fire
23—v.
bonds
school
NORTH
Legal¬
Stuyvesant
District
building
Brighton (P. O. Rochester), N. Y.
Bond Sale—The $3,534.29 street
improvement bonds offered Sept.
29—v. 180, p. 1258—were awarded
to the Security Trust Co., Roches¬
ter, as 2V4S, at aprice
of par.
of
viaduct
inclusive.
1. from
bonds
York
(EST) on Oct. 6 for the purchase
of $1,174,000 school bonds. Dated
Nov. 1, 1954. Due on Nov. 1 from
H.
of
and
on
1964
canceled
ment
Sept. 29—v. 180,
1,
1954. Principal and interest
(M-N)
payable at the City Comptroller's
office. Legality approved
by Haw¬
kins, Delafield & Wood, of New
(EST)
purchase of
Co., Liverpool.
sealed
$233,000 school
Co., both of New York
Due
inclusive.
The
receive
Offering—Richard
Jr.,
bonds offered Sept. 29—v. 180, p.
1153—were awarded to George B.
Morton &
to
District
sealed
a.m.
School District No.
to
Bedford, New Castle and Pound
1955
Bond Offering Canceled
improvement,
area
to
Nov.
Castleton-on-Hudson), N. Y.
—v.
NEW YORK
bonds.
from
street
1,373,000
1, 1954.
Due
1955 to 1979 in¬
1 from
& Deposit
tional Bank of
Washington. Legal¬
ity approved by Hawkins, Delafield & Wood, of New York City.
1
inclusive.
1955
Principal and interest
(M-S) payable at the First Trust
ceive
Washington Township Sch. Dist.
(P. O. R. D., Oxford), N. J.
Bond Offering—Robt. A. Wand-
buildings
Nov.
1
clusive.
Bros., Inc., and MacBride, Miller
& Co., all of Newark.
The group
purchased
Nov.
Marysville Exempted Village Sch.'
District, Ohio
Dated Sept.
Sept.
on
will
until
public
on
bonds.
Fred P. Kies,
Schodack
Deventer
inclusive.
parking
Y.
Hanauer
Van
on
1964
1974
ity approved by Vandewater,
Sykes, Heckler & Galloway, of
New York City.
Co.,
Due
675,500
Co., Gregory & Son, Inc., and
& Co., all of New York.
Co., F. S. Smithers & Co., Boland,
Saffin & Co., Allen & Co., Wm.
E. Pollock & Co., all of New York
City, J. B. Hanauer & Co., Ryan,
&
bonds.
1955 to
Due
Rand
Salina
playgrounds
and'improve-
from
& Co., Chas.
Weigold & Co., Wm. E. Pollock
&
and
ment
263,000
members
Kidder, Peabody &
Gibbons & Co., Inc.,
prich & Co., First
Corporation, Bacon,
Co., B. J. Van Ingen
E.
parks
land acquisition
about 2.45%.
sealed
Vineland, N. J.
213,000
group
.
Bond
1050—were awarded to
p.
headed by Halse.y, Stuart
& Co., New York
City, as 2^s,
at a price of
100.56, a basis of
a
Bond Offering: — Otto Schuster,
Township Treasurer, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on
Oct. 13 for the purchase of $2,175,000 bonds, as follows:
1954
180,
v.
Not Sold—The $8,000 No.
510 issue
was
eliminated from the
Hammill
Day
&
&
Co.;
Co.; Blewer,
100.17.
County Independent School
(P. O, Hobart),
District No. 8
Oklahoma
Bond
Sale—The
$22,000
build¬
bonds offfered
y
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
62
September 22 were awarded to
R. J. Edwards, Inc., of Okla¬
the
homa
as l^s, at a price of
basis of about 1.48%.
City,
100.05,
a
Due
serially from 1957 to 1959.
Winfree,
by
& Sayre, of
Lane
Sale—The $164,000
Bond
ment
and
extension
works
and
water
improve¬
plant
disposal
sewage
improvement bonds offered Sept.
22
awarded to the First Se¬
were
Co.
curities
of
Honnold
and
Wichita,
Oklahoma
Kansas,
&
Co.,
City, jointly.
The sale
of:
consisted
water works extension
and improvement bonds. Due
serially from 1957 to 1968 in¬
$125,000
!
Bond
Offering
Sale—The
$92,000
build¬
West
County
Bond
will
i
Offering
be received
—
Sealed
bids
by the Clerk of
Due
1954.
as
Due
1964
of
bonds.
on
Dated
March
inclusive.
inclusive.
and
thereafter
March)
and interest
1,
Sept.
1 from
Bonds
are
1957.
Oct.
on
1,
1957
National
Principal
Legal¬
Winfree, Mc-
ity approved by
Culloch, Shuler & Sayre, of Port¬
Refineries
1964
1
York
Cra¬
nue
p.
,
our
of
to
and
Sept. 27—v.
1961
Kuny,
School
—
Stanley
W.
of
receive
Secretary of the Board
Directors,
will
3s.
Oct. 1 from
"inclusive,
on
1,
customs
1966 to
on
ffi!)
related
The
1954.
bonds
Interest
are
A-O.
dated
around
Oct.
Legality
Other
by
members' of ..the
will
give jobs to
Puerto; Ricans
and
it
plants
The
them.
Bay, some 15 miles from Ponce,
island's
the
1986.
Townsend', Elliott
Munson, of Philadelphia.
proved
form of
imported
two
on Oct. 1 from
inclusive.
1,
the
will
spring
up
larger of the
units, the $24,000,000 Com¬
monwealth Oil Refining Co., in¬
stallation will
be at
Guayanilla
Oct. 1 from
Due Oct.
the
in
on
in
Common¬
the
is expected that new chemical and
1977 inclusive.
1972 to
945,000 3.20s.
500
some
270,000 27/sS. Due
1971
treasury
duties
shot
strong
a
will
refineries
The
Oct. 1 from
1968 inclusive.
1969 to
get
as
The
oil.
1960.
1965 inclusive.
to
will
arm
easier.
industry, large
petroleum deriva¬
of crude
wealth
Due^n,
1959
to
the
follows: i
250,000 23/4s. Due
180,
Harmony Twp. Sch. Dist. (P. O.
Ambridge), Pa.
Offering
as
390,000 2y2s. Due
interest
1259.)
Bond
bonds,
"on
be
increased
and
much
petro-chemical
sewer
re¬
new
to
1955 and will make
swing toward expanded
production
users
two
by
full
the
the
industrialization
Sept. 28
tives,
reve-'
on
Industrial
scheduled
are
,
stream"
Joint
1964
1955
from
Principal
issue
in
City, purchased
issue of $5,350,00,0
said
Moscoso
fineries
Sale—A group headed by
Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc., New
an
Boost
Potential
Bond
burg. Legality approved by Town-
in
callable
(M-S) payable at the
Sterling
send, Elliott & Munson, of Phila¬
delphia.
(The foregoing supple¬
ments the information contained
due
County Treasurer's office.
—
at the Monroe County
Bank, of East Strouds¬
payable
Offering—Elsie V. Knight,
District Clerk,
1957
Oklahoma
110-C
will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (PST) on Oct.
14
for
the purchase of $20,000
to
2,700,000 2V4s. Due Oct.
Stroudsburg, Pa.
(EST) on Oct. 5 for the purchase
of $30,000 storm sewer improve¬
ment bonds.
Dated Oct. 1, 1954.
(P. O. Crabtree), Ore.
Tulsa.
School
ceive
the bonds unsuccess¬
Sch. Dist. No.
1956
Moreland-Hatboro
1956
Borough Secretary, will re¬
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
mer,
fully offered on Sept. 8.
Linn
from
Authority (P. O. Hatboro),
Pennsylvania
of $200,000
Bockius,
&
Upper
Sewer
,
Offering
Bond
of Portland.
to
O. Red Rock),
East
In¬
Legality approved by
Morgan,
Lewis
Philadelphia.
(PST) on October 7 for the
purchase of $16,0p0 fire bonds.
Dated Oct. 1, 1954. Due on Janu¬
ary 1 from 1957 to 1964 inclusive.
Principal and interest payable at
the United States National Bank,
are
1, 1954. Due on
1955 to 1974 inclusive.
terest M-N.
p.m.
p. 1154, were awarded to the First
National Bank & Trust Co., of
County Independent
the
purchase of $2,600,000
the
Dated
November 1
from
at
1
Legality approved by
Saul, Ewing, Remick & Saul, of
Philadelphia. '
Offering—Clara T. Pusey,
will general obligation bonds.
Nov.
bids
sealed
building
District No. 3 (P.
Frank Craw¬
for
office
ing bonds offered Sept. 23—v. 180,
Noble
13
Husband,
Bond
Bond
—
County
Secretary of the Board of County
Commissioners, will receive sealed
bids until noon (EST) on October
Fort & Johnson, 72
Broadway, Eugene, until 8
receive
of
sive.
Mayes County Independent School
District No. 1 (P. O. Pryor), Okla.
(P. O.
Secretary-Treasurer,
These
provement bonds. Due seri¬
ally from 1957 to 1964 inclu¬
Fire
Rural
District
Dist.
Institution
(P. O. Lima), Pa.
Eugene), Ore.
ford,
clusive.
39,000 sewage disposal plant im¬
Delaware
Bond
Coburg
County,
Protection
Oct.
on
inclusive.
Shuler
McCullough,
Portland.
Due
PENNSYLVANIA
(M-N) payable at the City Treas¬
office.
Legality approved
urer's
Mad ill, Okla.
A,
Monday, October 4, 1954
...
(1382)
be set up to
second
refine
a
city. It will
minimurh of
22,000 barrels daily. The $11,000,-
1,
Caribbean
000
ap¬
structure will
&
the
about
Smith,
Barney g" Co.,
Kidder,'
Peabody & Co., Goldman, Sachs
&
Co., Eastman, Dillon & Co., all
New
York, Schmidt,
Poole,
Roberts & Parke, of Philadelphia,
Blair & Co., Inc., W. H. Newbold's
at
10,000 barrels
a
day.
together the units will transform
Puerto Rlc0 tr°m an oil-importarea t0 an oil-exporting island
since
combined
production
of
Co.
Catano, across
San Juan and will
bay from
refine
group:
Refining
be
be
sufficient
with
some
for
left
all
local
will
needs
over.
Meanwhile, Puerto Rico's new
Co., Butcher & Sherrerd,
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m. (EST)
the Board of Education until 7:30
Hemphill, Noyes & Co., Yarnall, international airport just * 20
on October 13 for the purchase of
Mitchell, Ore.
p.m. (CST) on Oct. 5 for the pur¬
Biddle & Co., C. C. Collings & minutes from downtown San Juan
Bond Offering — Sealed
bids $260,000 building bonds.
chase of $40,000 building bonds.
Dated
Co., Inc., all of Philadelphia, Ira will be completed in March, 1955
be
received
by
the City Nov. 1, 1954. Due on November 1
Due serially from 1956 to 1959 in¬ will
Haupt & Co., of New York, Wurts, with giant runways prepared to
Recorder until 8 p.m. (PST) on from 1955 to 1980 inclusive. In¬
clusive.
Dulles
&
Co., Walter Stokes & take the largest commercial planes
Oct. 5 for the purchase of $15,000 terest M-N. Legality approved by
Noble County Indep. Sch. Dist.
Co.,
Suplee,
Yeat'man
&
Co., now flying and up-to-the minute
general obligation bonds. Dated Burgwin, Ruffin, Perry & Pohl, Arthur L.
Wright ,& Co.,
and facilities for world passenger and
No. 3 (P. O. Red Rock), Okla.
Sept. 15, 1954. Due on March 15 of Pittsburgh.
Bond
Woodcock,
Hess &
Co., all of cargo travel. Tourism, in addition
Offering — D. J.
Selby,
from 1955 to 1969 inclusive. Bonds
to industry,
will benefit greatly
Philadelphia:
Clerk of the Board of Education,
Lancaster, Pa.
due
in 1965 and thereafter are
from the new terminal.
will
receive
sealed
bids
until
Bond
Offering — George
L.
callable as of Sept. 15, 1964. Prin¬
PUERTO RICO
Moscoso
listed
as
other
out¬
7:30 p.m. (CST) on Oct. 5 for the
cipal and interest (M-S) payable Diehl, City Controller, will re¬
standing
indications
of
Puerto
purchase of $40,000 building bonds. at the
ceive
sealed
bids
until
2
p.m.
City Treasurer's office. Le¬
Puerto
Rico
(Commonwealth of) Rico's rapid 1 economic expansion
Due serially from
1956 to 1959
gality approved by Winfree, Mc- (EST) on Oct. 14 for the purchase
Economic
Goals .-Sharply
Re¬ the $23,000,000 port improvement
inclusive.
of
$950,000 improvement bonds.
Culloch, Shuler & Sayre, of Port¬
vised—A sharp ffpWard revision program to
better dock, harbor
Dated Nov. 1, 1954. Due on Nov. 1
land. *
"
\
Nowata, Okla.
in
Puerto
Rico's ^economic de¬ and market facilities in the San
from 1955 to 1973 inclusive. Prin¬
Bond Offering — Esther WhitMorrow County School District
velopment goals<?«; designed to Juan area by 1957 and the $32,cipal and interest payable at the
ford,
City
Clerk,
will receive
No. 1 (P.O. Heppner), Ore.
Fulton
National
Bank of Lan¬ create some 83^00 new jobs and 000,000 Southwestern Puerto Rico
sealed bids until 4 p.m.
(CST)
830 new plants here by early in project which will add 100,000,000
Bond Offering — Nona Sewell, caster.
Legality
approved
by
on
Oct. 7
for
the
purchase of
the next decade -£is expected to kilowatt hours of electric power
District Clerk, will receive sealed
Townsend, Elliott & Munson, of
$80,000 water works bonds. Due bids until 8
channel peak effjjrfs^.pf the Com¬ to the present output in addition
p.m. (PST)
on Oct. Philadelphia.
serially from 1957 to 1972 in¬ 4 for the
monwealth's Operation Bootstrap to reclaiming 30,000 acres of now
purchase of $290,000
clusive.
Mellon National Bank & Trust Co.
program;
into the coming two useless land for agriculture, hous¬
building bonds. Dated Nov. 1 1954.
(P. O. Pittsburgh), Pa.
Due on January 15 from 1956 to
years, Economic Development Ad¬ ing developments and industry in
Prague, Okla.
ministration chief Teodoro Mos¬ the next two years.
1970 inclusive. Principal and in¬
Offering Bonds on Behalf of
Bond Sale—The $40,000 swim¬
ming pool and park improvement terest (J-J) payable at the County State Fund—Sealed bids addressed coso has announpjra^r 1
Income Up Sharply
Treasurer's
office.
Legality ap¬ to the Mellon National Bank &
bonds offered Sept. 27—v. 180, p.
"All governmentwagencies are
Since 1947 Operation Bootstrap
1258—were awarded tolthe Prague proved by Winfree, McCullough, Trust Co. and directed to the of¬ preparing to shift to accelerated
Shuler & Sayre, of Portland.
fice of Rex T. Wrye, Secretary of
National Bank.
programs
for increased produc¬ has been responsible for upping
The foregoing supplements the, the
Pennsylvania Public School tion in agriculture, commerce and net income from $612,000,000 to
Stillwater, Okla.
information contained in our is¬ Employees'
Retirement
Board, industry in ordered . reach the $970,700,000 in ,1953-54, of which
Bond Offering—Lloyd E. Goble,
sue
of September 27—v. 180, p. Room 536, Education Bldg., Har- desired national ihoome of $2.i $894,000,000
went for consumer
Clerk of the Board of Commis¬
1259.
risburg, will be received until 11 billion per year ffr'addition to a purchases of goods and services.
sioners, will receive sealed bids
a.m.
(EST) on Oct. 6 for the pur¬ minimum annual limine of $2,000 In the same period gross product
Portland, Ore.
until 7:30 p.m. (CST) on Oct. 5
chase of two lots of bonds as fol¬
per
family in th*o next six or rose from $733,000,000 to $1,186,Bond
Offering — Will Gibson,
for
the
purchase
of $1,270,000
lows:
seven years,"
MoS£b's.p said. He as¬ 000,000. Net income per person
City Auditor, will receive sealed
bonds, as follows:
jumped to $435 annually from
bids until 11 a.m. (PST) on Oct. $4,750,000 Philadelphia 3V\% im¬ serted that a re-evaluation of the
$1,170,000 electric light and power
provement bonds. Dated June 'development program, based upon $284. Estimated average net in¬
19 for the .purchase of $1,000,000
plant improvement and ex¬
and
mainland
economic come per family is now about
16, 1939. Due June 16, 1988. local
water bonds.
Dated Dec. 1, 1954.
tension
bonds.
Due serially
Optional June 16, 1958.
factors, made the ^peed-ups nec¬ $2,175 as against $1,420 in 1947. In
Due on Dec. 1 from 1957 to 1976
from 1957 to 1974 inclusive.
1953-54 Puerto
Rico sold
more
500,000 Berks County 3%% court essary. "
.
;«jT "• /
inclusive. The bonds are callable
Bonds due in 1965 and there¬
than 90%
of its $341,554,000 in
house,
tuberculosis
hospital
Two giant oil refineries costing
on Dec. 1, 1966, and on any inter¬
after
are
callable
after
10
and bridge bonds. Dated April more than
exports to the United States but
est
$36,00(>,000 and a new
payment date thereafter.
years from date of issue.
also
purchased
$509,000,000- in
1, 1931. Due on April 1 from $15,000,000
intentional airport
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
100,000 water works improve¬
1956 to 1960 inclusive.
are
able at the City Treasurer's office.
expected to anchors the en¬ goods from the U. S. making it
ment
and
extension
bonds.
the largest per capita customer of
Legality approved by Chapman & Pennsylvania (Commonwealth of) larged targets whiter call for the
Due
the mainland -and eighth on the
serially from 1957 to
establishment of 12& factories this
Cutler, of Chicago.
Note Sale—The $90,000,000 tax
1966 inclusive.
world list of U. S. customers.
year and 140 in*the next fiscal
anticipation notes offered Sept. 28
Prineville, Ore.
period, increasing gradually each
OREGON
Bond Offering — Sealed bids —v. 180, p. 1050—were awarded
RHODE ISLAND
>—
year
until the figure of 830 is
to a group composed of the First
Coos County, Bunker Hill Sanitary will be received by the City Re¬
reached in about i960.
Pawtucket, R. I.
Boston
Corp., Salomon Bros. &
corder until 8 p.m. (PST) on Oct.
District (P. O. Box 608,
Moscoso said the new goals will
Note
Offering — Lawrence A.
12 for the purchase of $12,784.78 Hutzler, and C. J. Devine & Co.,
Coos Bay), Ore.
all of New York City, at 0.8637% be in addition to the gains already McCarthy,
Mayor,
will
receive
Bond Offering—Cecil McQuigg, improvement bonds.
Dated Sept.
made
by
Operation
Bootstrap sealed bids until 5 p.m. (DST) on
interest.
District
Secretary, will receive 1, 1954. Due on Sept. 1 from 1955
which got up a full head of steam Oct. 6 for the
purchase of $1,000,sealed bids until 7:30 p.m. (PST) to 1964 inclusive. The bonds are
Pittsburgh, Pa.
in 1948. "Industrial incentives, in¬
000 notes. Dated Oct. 8, 1954. Due
on
Oct. 13 for the purchase of callable after one year from date
Bond
Offering — Edward R. cluding 10 years of tax exemption
Principal and interest
$146,000 sewer bonds. Dated Oct. of issue.
on
June 28, 1955. Payable at,the
Frey, City Controller, will re¬ for qualified firms in addition to
15, 1954. Due on April 15 from (M-S) payable at the City Treas¬ ceive sealed bids until 10 a.m.
certain other property and per¬ First National Bank of
Boston.
urer's office.
1955 to 1974 inclusive. Principal
Legality approved
(EST) on October 7 for the pur¬ sonal income tax, freedoms have Legality
approved
by
Storey,
ajjd interest (A-O) payable at the by Winfree, McCulloch, Shuler & chase of
$1,500,000 general pub¬ brought over 300 plants to the
Cbunty Treasurer's office. Legal¬ Sayre, of Portland.
Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge, of
lic
improvement
bonds.
Dated Commonwealth since 1948, creat¬
ity approved by Wirufree, McNov. 1, 1954. Due on Nov. 1 from ing direct and indirect jobs for Boston.
Toledo, Ore.
Cullough,
Shuler
&
Sayre,
of
Bond Offering—Gladys Urgess, 1955 to 1974 inclusive. Principal some 50,000 Puerto Ricans. Fed¬
Portland.
Pawtucket, R. I.
City Recorder, will receive sealed and interest (M-N) payable at the eral income taxes do not apply
Note Sale—An issue of $195,000
Gold Beach, Ore.
bids until 8 p.m. (PST) on Oct. 4 City Treasurer's office.
Legality here since Puerto Rico has no
Bond Offering — Ray P. for the purchase of $126,000 gen¬ approved by Reed, Smith, Shaw voting
representation
in
Con¬ 9-month notes was sold, as fol¬
Blankenheim, City Recorder, will eral obligation sewer system and & McClay, of Pittsburgh.
gress,"
he
continued.
Annual lows:
salaries for workers directly em¬
receive sealed bids until 8 p.m. sewage
treatment
and
disposal
$100,000 to the First National
Pittston, Pa.
ployed now reach k total of more
(PST) on October 11 for the pur¬ bonds. Dated May 1, 1953. Due on
Bond Offering — John D.
Mc- than $22,000,000 and investments
Bank, of Boston, as 0.69% dis¬
chase
of $175,000 water system May 1 from 1956 to 1973 inclu¬
Bonds
due
in
1962
and N'ulty,
bonds. Dated Nov. 1, 1954. Due on sive.
count.
City Clerk, will receive in plants and; machinery have
November 1 from 1956 to 1965 in¬ thereafter are callable as of May sealed bids until 7:30 p.m. (EST) surpassed $1151000,000 — of which
95,000 to the Rhode Island Hos¬
clusive. Bonds due in 1966 and 1,
1961.
Legality
approved
by on Oct. 13 for the purchase of more than two-thirds is local and
pital Trust Co., of Providence,
thereafter are callable as of Nov. Winfree, McCullough, Shuler &
$178,000 funding and improve¬ mainland private capital, the EDA
land.
Son
&
.
i
i
s
.A
-
1,
1965.
Principal
and
interest Sayre, of Portland.
ment
bonds.
Dated
Oct.
1,
1954.
Administrator reported.
-
;
at 0.70%
discount.
»
*
1
Number 5365
Volume 180
.*The Commercial and Fiwncial ChTOniele»*r,
.
National
CAROLINA
SOUTH
Bond Sale—A syndicate headed
by R. S. Dickson & Co., of Char¬
lotte,
and
Robinson-Humphrey,
Inc., Atlanta, purchased an issue
of
$1,600,000
combined
public
utility system revenue bonds at
a price of par, a net interest cost
of about 2.59%, as follows:
$300,000 4s.
Due
1956 to
1961
1970 inclusive.
1954
and
those
thereafter
1961.
dated
are
callable
are
Principal
payable
Nov.
in
due
1,
and
1962
of
Mason, of Lynchburg,
Isphording, Inc., of
&
*
tric
to
bonds
revenue
a
of
Co.,
100.09,
Sept.
from
Pierce, Carrison,
Jacksonville,
of Birming¬
price
a
of
cost
Nov. 1 from
on
Due
575,000 2.90s. Due
to
Nov.
on
Nov. 1 from
on
inclusive.
1981
1
inclusive.
1978
to
members
group:
American Securities Corp., of New
First
Huger, Barnwell & Co., and E. H.
Pringle & Co., both of Charles¬
ton.
&
ham, Thornton, Mohr & Farish, of
Montgomery,
Stubbs,
Smith
&
Lombardo, of Birmingham, Harold
Co., of St. Paul, Frost,
of Charleston,
G. H. Crawford Co., of Columbia,
E. Wood &
&
Read
Simons,
York,
Palestine, Texas
Sale—The
Bond
Cutter City
Independent Sch. Dist.,
Dakota
South
;
Sale—The
Bond
v.
build¬
$65,000
ing bonds offered Sept. 27—v. 180,
p. 1259 — were awarded to the
Custer
County Bank of Custer
City,
2%s, at
as
Pierre
ing
as
25,000
Sept. 23 were
National
receive
October 12 for the pur¬
chase of $160,000 electric system
revenue,
bonds.
Dated
Sept.
1,
(CST)
on
Due
1954.
1955
inclusive. Bonds due
1962
to
from
1
September
on
in 1958 and thereafter are
callable
Sept. 1, 1957. Principal and
interest
(M-S)
payable at the
Bank
of
Sevierville, or at the
of
as
bonds
Sept.
offered
and
Texas
refunding
obligation
to
a
group
com¬
of Texas, and Russ & Co.,
both of San Antonio, and Warren
& Co., of Wichita Falls, as fol¬
Corp.
1955 to
from
1
inclusive.
597,000 2V4s. Due
Z"/4s.
from
1965 to
Nov. 1 from
on
on
1970 to
receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (PST) on
Oct. 19 for the purchase of $235,000 .general
obligation building
bonds. Dated Nov. 1, 1954. Due on
The bonds
Nov;.. I from
on
ing
scheduled
$2,150,000 University of Tennessee
improvement bonds as 13/4S.
institutions
mental
2,000,000
bonds
IV2S.
as
and
and
those
thereafter
official
&
maturing in
callable
are
dication
ceremonies
southern
section
bonds
as
of
Guard
tional
as
Tennessee Na¬
bonds
Armory
members
syndi¬
the
of
ration, 4 Nashville,
Philadelphia,
Co., of New York,
W. E. Hutton &
Third
of
Bank,
Philadelphia
Bank,
National
Nash¬
in
ville, Hirsch & Co., Hayden,
of
New
&
Co.,
tional
M.
A.
Co.,
York,
of
St.
Bank,
or
Eva-"
Reinhoi"'
Louis,
Offering—J. Gordon Ben¬
mission
on,
Local
will re¬
his office,
Debt,
J.
Inc., of New 5r
North & Co.; r'
ceive
sealed
Hamilton Na¬
Chattanooga,
Gardner,
&
of
^
improvement
$220,000
bonds.
Dated Sept. 1, 1954. Due on March
1
from
1956^ to
Principal
able
at
Bank
of
ana
1975
inclusive.
interest (M-S) pay¬
the
Central
Richmond.
National
Legality
of New
York
ap¬
City, First
City.
the
the
new
route
*
means
saving
a
driving time for
trucks
and
IV2
hours for pleasure cars.
no
will
curve
safety
less
to
to
2
limit
Sale
Bond
than
with
speed
miles
60
per
No.
161
(P.
O. Ephrata),
Washington
Bond
Sale—The $210,000 build¬
awarded
to
Seattle.
4
Grande
&
were
Co.,
of
bonds
awarded
Securities
1974
inclusive.
Oct.
on
Sept.
Channer
—
The
28—v.
awarded
180,
cor¬
offered
1051—were
p.
the
to
$560,000
bonds
purpose
Northern
Trust
Co., both of Chicago, jointly, at a
price of 100.40, a net interest cost
1.80%,
$440,000 13/4s. Due
1955
to
1970
120,000 2s. Due
1971
to
follows:
as
on
Sept. 1 from
inclusive.
on
Sept.
1 from
1974 inclusive.
Burlington
(City and Burlington,
Rochester and Spring Prairie
(Towns) Union Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Burlington), Wis
Bond Sale—The
ing
$295,000 build¬
offered Sept. 23 were
Halsey, Stuart & Co.,
Mullaney, Wells & Co., both
of Chicago, jointly, as P/ss, at a
price of 100.16, a basis of about
bonds
awarded to
and
1.85%.
1, 1954.
1969
The bonds
Due
Hales
on
dated
Oct.
Oct. 1 from 1955
inclusive.
by
are
Lines,
Legality ap¬
Spooner &
Milwaukee^
Corners
&
1955
from
to
Merchants
Bank, of
Legality approved by
Cutler, of Chicago.
Orfordville.
Chapman
1
1,
&
$150,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Sept. 27—v. 180,
p.
1156—were awarded to the
1974
bonds
Bond
000
eral
Sale
—
The
gen¬
School
—
Canadian
$111,000 3s.
An
issue
Bank
of Com¬
a
price
1965
Ont.
An
—
issue
of
sold to J. L. Graham &
Co., and the Canadian Bank of
Commerce, both of Toronto,
jointly. Due serially in 20 years.
(Province of)
Sale—An
issue
of $50,Hydro-Electric
3V2%
000,000
Power Commission
bonds
was
re¬
a Canadian syndi¬
McLeod, Young
Co.; Wood, Gundy
Co., Ltd.; Bell, Gouinlock & Co.;
Dominion Securities Corp.; Mills,
Spence & Co.; A. E. Ames & Co.;
Royal Securities Corp.; Midland
Securities Corp.; Dawson, Hannaford, Ltd.; Cochran, Murray &
Co.; Harrison & Co.; Fry & Co.;
Matthews & Co.; Collier, Norris &
Quinlan, Ltd.; R. A. Daly Co.,
Ltd.; Gairdner & Co.; W. C. Pitfield & Co., Burns Bros. & Denton,
Ltd.;
Harris & Partners, Ltd.:
James Richardson & Son; Equit¬
able Securities of Canada, Ltd.;
Anderson & Co.; Bankers Bond
Corp.;
Bartlett, Ca'yley & Co.;
Brawley, Cathers & Co.; J. L.
Graham & Co.; Charles H. Bur¬
gess & Co.; Fleming & Co., and
Walwyn, Fisher & Co.
Dated
Oct.
15, 1954.
Due on
Oct. 15, 1979/ The bonds are call¬
able as of Oct. 15, 1974. Principal
and
interest
(A-O)
payable
in
Weir
lawful
&
Commissioner's bankers
The
of
or any
bonds
the
sion,
are
in
of the major cities.
direct
obligations
Hydro-Electric
Commis¬
and will be unconditionally
Richmond Hill,
Debenture
$212,000
Sale
4J/4%
Aug. 1 from
on
1969
inclusive.
dated
are
Sale—An
school
issue
bonds
Aug.
of
1,
$103,-
sold
was
group compised of J. T.
4.01%,
—
Ont.
An
issue
of
public school de-
as
to
a
Gendron,
to
Sept. 1
inclusive.
Due
from
Sept.
from
on
1964
on
1
■
1974 inclusive.
bonds
1954.
follows:
Due
1965 to
The
dated
are
1 '
Sept.
1,
Interest M-S.
Medford, Que.
Bond
Sale—An issue of $40,000
public
improvement bonds was
sold to A. E. Ames &
Co.,
Ltd.,
of
Toronto, at
price of 97.46,
a
interest cost of about
a
3.67%,
follows:
$15,500 3s.
1955
Due
to
June
on
1964
24,500 3V2S.
1
inclusive.
Due
from
*
■
June 1 from
on
1965 to 1974 inclusive.
The
bonds
1954.
dated
are
June
1,
Interest J-D.
St. Isidore-D'Auckland School
Commission, Que.
Bond
Sale—An issue of $91,000
school bonds
Inc.,
of
was
sold to
Montreal,
at
Belanger,
price
a
of
«
98.35, a net interest cost of about
4.15%,
follows:
as
$72,000 3Y2S.
1955
19,000
to
The
1954.
Due
Oct. "i from
on
1964
to
inclusive.
Due
4s.
1965
on
1974
bonds
Oct.
1
from
inclusive.
dated
are
Oct.
Interest A-O.
DIVIDEND
NOTICE
FEOfflAL
FEDERAL PAPER
BOARD CO., Inc.
Common &
Preferred Dividend:'
The
of
Board
Directors
of
Federal
Paper Board Company, Inc. has this
day.declared the following quarterly
dividends:
45^
per
share
on
Common Stock.
50< per share on the 4%
Cumulative Preferred Stock.
money
Ontario,
as
Commission, Que.
500
of Canada, at the
purchaser's option at any branch
of the
net in-
a
3.84%,
Interest F-A.
Bond
as
Esquesing Township,
Ontario
the
Aug. 1 from
on
Due
to
bonds
The
net
ONTARIO
Bond
$150,to
1964 inclusive.
39,000 3i/»s.
of
Due serially on May 31
from 1955 to 1974 inclusive.
was
about
Due
1955 to
33,500 4s.
all of Toronto, at
Sale
of
$70,000 3s.
of 102.79
Debenture
of
sold
was
follows:
$325,000
merce,
issue
bonds
cost
1955
the
1,
Commission,
price of 96.66,
a
terest
about
Nanaimo, B. C.
and
June
Element, Guimont, Inc.,both
COLUMBIA
Debenture}' Sale
dated
are
of Quebec, and
Dawson, Hannaford, Ltd., of Montreal, at a price
of 98.04,
a
net interest cost of
CANADA
BRITISH
from
L'Ancienne-Lorette School
$450,000
obligation water bonds ofSept. 27—v. 180, p. 960—
fered
1
Clement, Guimont, Inc., of Que-
Douglas, Wyo.
Bond
June
inclusive.
Sale—An
school
1954.
WYOMING
(Village)
and
Franklin and Greenfield (Towns) guaranteed by the Province. Le¬
Joint School District No. 1 (P. O. gality approved by Daly, Thistle,
Judson & Harvey, of Toronto.
Hales Corners, Wis.
Bond Sale—The
to
Interest J-D.
1954.
bee, at
Oct.
Principal and inpayable
at
the
(A-O)
Farmers
the
dated
are
Due
terest
corpo¬
offered
to
Co., Chicago.
bonds
1954.
&
Co., and McMaster Hutchinson &
County? Moses Lake School
District
Sale—The $20,000
purpose
were
The turn¬
Appleton, Wis.
Quarles, of
Grant
24
inclusive.
on
Quebec
cently sold to
proved
WASHINGTON
1960
Chicoutimi
cate composed of
to
of
Co., ing bonds offered Sept. 28
"arret, Fitch,
opening
of
country.
of several hours
Square,
Richmond,
until
noon
(EST) on Oct. 13 for the purchase
& Co., of At¬
rhite
at
Stone proved by Wood, King & Dawson,
Co., all
8,
1959
Due
Orfordville, Wis.
Bond
tures
222, Finance Bldg., Capitol
bids
inclusive.
Due on June 1 from
to
4s.
The
taken in this
nett, Secretary of the State Com¬
Sutherland
Ryan,
Toledo
Clement A.
lanta,
Kidder &
Nov.
1955
$30,000 4V4% public school deben¬
(P. O. Richmond), Va.
Room
Equitable Securities Corpo¬
National
County Sanitary District
No. 2
Bond
1.60s.
Other
cate:
&
Henrico
1.60s.
improvement
1.60s.
State
400,000
as
bonds
education
1973
$81,000 3s.
from
ged terrain through which any
simitar project has been under¬
of about
500,000 charitable and penal in¬
stitutions
1968 to
sold to the Do-
was
™ini°n Securities Corp., and the
Fa?!,adlan „Bank o£ .Commerce,
k °, QT2!j
°' l°.lnt£y> at ®
PI1C? o£ 9,8;203na ne£ interest cost
about 4.12%, as follows: <
ceremo¬
turnpike,
Beckley to Princeton, West
Va., took place on Thursday, Sept.
2. The 88-mile long West Virginia
Turnpike traverses the most rug¬
of
VIRGINIA
1
Oct. 1 from
on
school bonds
44,000
1967 inclusive.
to
Ayer's Cliff School Commission,
Quebec
Bond Sale—An issue of $125,000
from
1960
as
Crowe, of Dallas.
#
300,000
Monday,
dedication
Beckley,
West
Va.,
to
Charleston, West. Va. Official de¬
1,
1, 1959. Principal and in¬
(M-N) payable at the First
National Bank of Dallas. Legality
approved by McCall, Parkhurst
%
1955
of
from
Sept.
follows:
section
WISCONSIN
Nov.
Co., of Chi-
Washingmtas 2s°,
Nov. 1 from
dated
are
&
4y4% water works im¬
provement debentures was sold to
nies will be held. This section of a
group composed of J. L. Graham
the turnpike extends northward &
Co., Pemberton Securities Ltd.,
terest
about
for
v
Dickson
120,000 2%s. Due
America's newest expressway, the
West Virginia Turnpike, has been
porate
of
inclu¬
1974
northern
the
of
inclusive.
2.25%, as follows:
$190,000 2s. Due on Oct.
West Virginia (State of)
Turnpike's
Northern
Section
1975 inclusive.
'bonds
S.
callable after
WEST VIRGINIA
Nov.
price
a
cost
to
are
Thorgrimson & Horowitz^ of Seat¬
of 100.05, a net
1.59%, as
at
will
10 years from date of issue. Prin¬
cipal and interest (M-N) payable
at the County Treasurer's office.
Legality
approved
by
Preston,
1954
interest
1956
from
1
sive.
1155—were awarded to a syn¬
dicate headed
by the Chemical
Bank
&
Trust
Co., New York
The
R.
The
Johnson,
R.
Treasurer,
Nov.
1974
about
inclusive.
1974
Offering—L.
County
QUEBEC
Co.,
Inc., of Toledo, jointly, at a price
of 100.47, a net interest cost of
Washingion
,
from
cago, and Braun, Bosworth &
*15
hour.
395,000 23/4s. Due
180,
p.
City,
August
on
Peninsula School
(P. O. Tacoma),
District No. 401
Bond
from
1
County (P. O.
Rhinelander), Wis.
Bond Sale—The $310,000 court
house and jail bonds offered
Sept.
23—0. 180, p. 1156—were awarded
pike grades do not exceed 5% and
1 7
inclusive.
1969
to
County,
■
1
Oct.
on
inclusive.
jjue
1972
Due
to
Oct.
on
inclusive.
Oneida
rate
Pierce
commercial
1964 inclusive.
1958 to
$5,350,000
Nov.
on
1957
the
Bank, and
& Son & Co., both
1971
1956 to
The
$335,000 2s. Due
180,
to
Seattle, jointly, as follows!
$108,000 2V2S. Due on Aug. 15 from
lows:
335,000 2V2S. Due
28—v.
1963
Dallas, Rauschor, Pierce & Co.,
San Antonio, First Southwest Co.,
Dallas, Columbian Securities
(State of)
Sale —The
Bond
bonds
in
Due
sold
was
tax
of
27,0uu
1971
to
gen¬
National
Wm. P. Harper
when
general
County
Tennessee
to
posed of Nongard & Co., Chicago,
E. Kelly Brown Investment Co.,
Bank, of Seiverville. Legality approved by Chap¬
man
& Cutler, of Chicago.
Sevier
1960
Sale—An issue of $1,662,;-
Bond
Sevierville, Tenn.
Offering—The Town will
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
Bond
from
Texarkana,
000
Le¬
Wash.
awarded
were
Due
1970
32,000 2V2S.
Ready for Traffic—Formal open¬
Due
13/4s.
.
the
office.
Sale—The
492,
1965 to
and
at
$135,000
eral
obligation,
unlimited
bonds offered August 17—v.
p.
48,000 2V4s.
1956
Principal
payable
1,
& Horowitz, of Seattle.
Bond
to
1964.
TENNESSEE
<
1955
1962 inclusive.
of Pierre.
Bank
.
IV2S.
30,000
from
Due
Oct.
from
1
Treasurer's
Co., of Dallas,
inclusive.
1959
(A-O)
1259—were awarded to
13/4s.
$50,000
Pierre
the
to
p.
Oct.
on
Moses Lake,
follows:
par.
offered
bonds
awarded
180,
on
Sept. 27— tle.
offered
the First Southwest
Indep Sch. Dist. S. Dak.
Sale—The $220,000 build¬
Bond
bonds
revenue
$10o,000 water
Dated
inclusive.
grimson
Corp.,
Texas
Co., of Chicago.
DAKOTA
SOUTH
of
San
a.m.
gality approved by Preston, Thor-
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis,
of
Antonio, Rand & Co., Roose¬
velt & Cross, both of New York,,
Russ
&
Co.,
of
San
Antonio,
Stranahan, Harris & Co., of To¬
ledo, M. E. Allison & Co., of San
Antonio, Moroney, Beissner & Co.,
J. R. Phillips Investment Co., Inc.?
both of Houston, and Allan Blair
Hendrix
Due
1974
/
the
of
bonds.
County
630,000 23/4s. Due on Nov. 1 from
1982 to 1984 inclusive,,.
Other
inclusive.
10
Oct. 5 for the purchase of $53,900
Seattle-First
1960 inclusive. ;
1961
1979
at
follows:
as
2%s.
2,545,000
interest
Inc.,
of
&
Mayes,
ceive sealed bids until
John Nu-
interest
net
a
to
by
Chicago,
$550,000 3%s. Due
1955
Damman School
7 (P. O.
Ellensburg), Wash.
interest
offered
headed
group
&
County,
Channer Securities Co., and Mul- ! bentures was sold to J. L. Graham
laney, Wells & Co., both of Chi¬ & Co., and the Bankers Bond
cago, jointly, as follows:
Corp., both of Toronto, jointly.
Bond
Offering—Lucille Veen$70,000 2s. Due on Oct. 1 from Due serially on Sept. 15 from 1955
huis, County Treasurer, will re¬
to 1974 inclusive.
\ 1955
to 1964
to
$4,300,000 elec¬
63
District No.
building
Denton, Texas
at
Greenville,
Wulbern,
&
First Na¬
Mobile,
Scott,
TEXAS
Alester G. Furman & Co.,
cate:
Heitner.,
Kittitas
1954.
the Chemical
Bank & Trust Co., New York City.
Legality \ approved
by
Sinkler,
Gibbs & Simons, of Charleston.
Other .members of the synidi(M-N)
Char¬
Cincinnati.
of Nov. 1,
as
and
&
of
Louis,
of
about 2.79%,
inclusive.
1979
to
bonds
St.
Doll
veen
580,000 2 60s. Due on Nov. 1 from
1971
and
Blewer,
Bank,
Horner
Birmingham,
Bank
29—v. 180, p. 1155—were awarded
1967 inclusive.
240,000 2V2S. Due on Nov. 1 from
The
of
Bond Sale—The
'
1968 to
tional
inclusive.
480,000 2*4s. Due on Nov.,1 from
1962 to
lottesville,
Glynn, of
from
1
Nov.
on
Bank,
Peoples^ National
Greenwood, S. C.
( 1383)
Common stock dividends
are
payable
October
15, 1954 to stockholders of
record at the close of business October
4, 1954.
Dividends
the
on
Preferred Stock
1,
1955
to
December 24,
are
4%
Cumulative
payable January
stockholders
of
record
1954.
Robert A. Wallace,
Vice President and Secretary
September 21, 1954
1,
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
announces
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the newest of the 111 New
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a
showcase for
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building is archi¬
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to
tecturally outstanding.
new
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bank. First and foremost,
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bank
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why
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