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MONDAY

ISSUE

Reg. U. 8. Pat. Office

Number 5261

Volume 178

.New York 7, N. Y., Monday, October 5, 1953

-

RAILROAD

PUBLIC UTILITY

-

INDUSTRIAL

-

Aid Investment & Discount, Inc. — Debentures Sold
Privately—The company has placed privately through
Reynolds & Co. $1,360,000 6% (subordinated) sinking
fund debentures, series C, due Sept. 1, 1963, and $500,000
6% capital debentures, series A, due Sept. 1, 1965. Both
issues are dated Sept. 1, 1953.—V. 177, p. 1577.

1953

Net

from

Net

ry.

tional

$463,637

Stock

Exchange

165,534

New York

Stock

Exchange

(Bonds).-

141,260

176,071

94,093

84,389

80,537

79,642

4,354,714

3.623,786

3,766,141

3,253.718

1,632,448

965,398

1,187,001

1,055,083

673,703

463,827

538,647

569,252

From Jan. 1—

railway

from

eNt
Net

income—

oper.

rv.

i 78,

—V.

railway——

from

Gross

Los Angeles

Net

from

Net

ry.

1Qt;9

1950

railway-

$1,659,639

$1,631,580

$1,580,978

495,023

266,318

458,717

280,546

169,305

86,228

151,546

13,554,065

12,813,582

12,831,444

11,068,253

from

Net

from

Net

ry.

—V.

railway-

4,058,929

income.

2,973,731

2,396,879

998,101

886,405

Toronto

Stock Exchange—Curb Section

The

v

New

York

setts Mutual

Life

Life

Insurance

Insurance

.•

•

_

:

Annuity Association of America $425,000.

areas

Water Company,
a' subsidiary of the
American Water
provides water service In Alexandria, Va., and adjacent
in Fairfax and Prince William Counties.—V.
168, p. 2677.

Co.,

Sept..,24 filed-a letter of.notification with the
SEC covering
2,500,000 shares of common stock to be offered at 10
cents per'
share, -without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be used
for Working
capital.

•

,

:

Aluminium Limited
directors

Sept.

30

1st

as

the

for

date

an

of

Ttfazil, France, French
tne United

the

over

a

10-year

Commonwealth,

period,

400,000 shares is,subject

the

being

purpose

"to

/_

opportunity of obtaining, a proprietary interest in
by facilitating the purchase of shares through
Wments by deductions from
pay or otherwise."
,

48

used

43

V.

Declared

Dividends

and

Payable

i1

in

Jreported sale

p

Condition Statement of Federal

offering

date.

io^S

of

his

annual

rate

of

of Member

Banks

Since

of

Aluminium
installment

on

program,

re-

which
as

H.

30,

1953. The company

in

i

It

fixed capital expenditures

and

"

additional

working

'»

siniM
rSs ^ave been drawn
ThnVl Und 9n Nov- 1>. 1953.
Ma/m^ Midland Trust Co.,
Pdr

and

accrued

holders of its 33A%

that

$200,000

principal

wheel

earnings.

120

Broadway,

New York,

at

hue
irar,

,

reached

agreement

corporation

mms Motor Units, Ltd. of London, England, the latter company
cn Eranted the British-manufacturing rights for certain Amer-

TTnjS<iu diesel fuel injection equipment.
;
ni>w f61"
term5
the agreement Simms is permitted
cUpsoi
i?es and sizes °* injection pumps and i'nozzles
inWn
°*
American firm. It is said, however,
.pump of. the distributor type is the ..'principal
k

beTg considered

Persbacker

upward

in

(Auditor)

re¬

1953.

Estimated

gone

into

research,

lifo,

and

getting new plants,
Results of these

beginnning

to

add

to

earnings.

Parts

the

of

aircraft

which

has

been under

research

and

test

six

for

years.

Total

defense
truce

business

of

the

company

is

relatively

small

has not affected production or backlogs to date.

the

-

company,

has Just

issued a 48-page illustrated booklet entitled

Foreign Power System." In it, W. S. Robertson,. President, points
the ■ foreword,
Foreign Power is one of the two largest in¬

in-

of

only

contracts and in preparing,
such certificate and in-the

to

filing
neces¬

a

program

authorization

by

this

Commission.—V.

178,

Smelting, Inc., Spearfisli, S. D.-~*

Sept.

on

Exchange Commission—
filed

22

a

letter

notification

of

the

with

common stock
(par 10 cents)
to bo
without underwriting. The proceeds are to ho
machinery and to pay exploration expenses.
—

shares

of

share,

per

purchase

1369.

private

Ralph-K l Davies,

•'

Natural

Gas

Co.—New President—
the election of Ralph

..

will

1948,

continue

to

in

serve

his

positions

present

with

the

Fink

Mr.

will

remain

as

director

a

McEivenny joined the American

of

American

Natural.

Natural Gas System in 1945 a a
the Chairman. He has served

Vice-President and Assistant to

Executive Vice-President of

178,

the company during the past two yea:.S,

657.

p.

The

announced

was

on

Oct. 1.

proceeds will be used to finance plant and laboratory

tion.

a

construo-

.

is

This
year

last

the

The

ago.

instalment

second

first

$2,000,000

under

an

agreement

borrowing

made

made

was

3%%

on

tbf.a

more

notta

year.

The

Oct.

company

1

which

has

will

$6,000,000—V.

also

arranged to borrow $2,000,000 more neri
the total borrowings under the agreement to

bring

178,

115T

p.

-

American Potash & Chemical Corp.—New Leaflet—
An

informative' leaflet

yield
is

and

available

describing latest methods of
soil depletion through the use

combating
to

all

farmers

requesting

improving
of

cro;o

potash

now

it,

according to an announce¬
ment from this corporation in Los
Angeles, Calif.
Based
on
researches
by
recognized
agricultural
authorities, thh
leaflet details symptoms of "potash hunger"
and describes the mcsi
effective treatment for. vegetable crops, fruit crops and
forage an3
pasture fields.—V. 178, p. 1157.
' .v>
.

American

Radiator

&

Standard

.

Sanitary

Corpo~=~

Changes Date of Quarterly Board Meetings—
This

corporation announced on Sept. 29, that regular quarte~)7
meetings of the board of directors henceforth will be held on the firfc
Thursday of February, May, August and November. The next regular
quarterly meeting, .therefore, is scheduled for Nov. 5, 1953, at which
time

dividend

action

meeting would have

Will

be

taken.

been called

for

Under

Oct.

the

29.^—V.

former

schedule

178,

849.

p.

ths)

large

to produce all
in the broad / early .'stage of industrial growth.—V. 177, p. 937.
that a small "
product curAmerican Independent Oil Co.—Completes

*




and

incurred

expenses

and

enable

Optical Co.—Private Placement—The com¬
has borrowed an additional $2,000,000 on 20-year
sinking fund notes from the New York Life Insurance

American Steamship Co.—Now Has 18 Boats—

.

for manufacture in England,
of

will

New

United States capital in Latin America and is
American utility company which operates entirely
outside the boundaries of the United States.
This
booklet
contain;? the story of the conception, organization,
and development of. this pioneer enterprise, and of the contribution
it-TiasUnade to the economic development of wide areas still in an
the

Units, iwth headquarters in East Finchley, London, is
manufacturer

sale

American

ship¬

President, on Sept. 29 announced

The

S/S John J. Boland, a giant new lake boat equipped with seJfunloading: machinery, capable of1 discharging an 18,000-ton cargo ci
limestone in four hours or less,' docked in
Chicago, 111., Sept. 17 on
maiden

her

New Well
the successful

diesel fuel injection systems and ... completion and finaL testing of the third well in the Wafra field in
the. Kuwait-Saudi Arabia Neutral Zone.
^starting, lighting .and ignition equipment.
"This well, located a mile south and a mile east of the discovery
<if tiiLa?reeipent between the two -companies calls for the exchange
tipptf i f
ihl°rrnation and know-how, and this feature is ..also ex-- Well' has been ' completed in the Burgah sands with a sustained pro¬
eu to be
of mutual benefit to
ductive capacity of 3,000 barrels per day," Mr. Davies stated. "Addi¬
both concerns.—V. 178, p. 1049.
-f

$1

p.

Co., it

said in part:

in

American & Foreign Power Co., Inc.—Issues Booklet—

-

a'

L.

moving

20-year

vestors

this

are

company

a

The

,

out

between

stock

pany
R.

now

the Korean

"The

interest.

licensing

luncheon

Vice-President),

the

British Licensing Agreement—
a

V.

and

iFirst

operates 57 plants in the United States and Canada.
company's products were principally for the railroads
diversification program has lead to a wide variety of
products for general industry, including castings in many types of
metals, forgings, automotive and aircraft brake lining, air compressors
and many others'.—V. 178, p. 945.

through the •
redeemed at;

by. lot - for redemption
The debentures will be
trustee,

of

new

The

sinking fund deamount

Dunn

being produced in volume. The company is construct¬
plant in Alabama to manufacture a new cast steel freight

Originally

American Bosch Corp.—Partial Redemption—
1964

has

now

are

a

but

1,

are

industry

and

anticipated that the new facilities in British Columbia will be
operating by the middle of 1954.—V. 178,
p. 657. v

Nov.;

K.

welding alloys and powdered metal products are showing wide customer
acceptance ancL sales are increasing..
At the current level of operations, Mr. Given estimated that expira¬
tion of the excess profits tax will add $2 per share to next year's

requirements."

due

earnings

years

car

is

henf16 C0rP°ra^°n is notifying

(Chairman),

products and processes into successful operations.

ing

states:-

related

Jr.

(Vice-President)

and

recent

new

temporarily supplemented by bank borrowings or other
f*nancJng will provide sufficient funds to meet the remaining

ai.tl
fciu.
capital

from

proposed

$15,000,000
a

ments, approaching $145,000,000, should result in earnings of approxi¬
mately $4.15 to $4.25 per share compared with $3.52 in the year 1952.
"The $15,000,000 invested in 'futures' for strengthening the company

exPected that retained earnings and provisions for capital

,,

Given,

Schacfer

"Sales

ffauces

in*

B-.

viewing the company's activities and prospects,

now estimated at $455,000,000 up to the end of
approximately $366,000,000 had been recorded in the

at June

and

obtain

the

of

Co.,

—V.

the

Wm.

the

prospectus

the

to

Convenience

subsidiaries. He is President of Michigan Wisconsin Plug
American Louisiana Pipe Line Co. and American Natural Gaa
Service Co. and Chairman of the Board of Michigan Consolidated Gag
Line

Shoe Co.—Sales & Earnings Up—

the last seven years, this company has spent
"buying futures," officials of the company reported at
Boston Security Analysts Society on Sept. 28.

In
of

efforts

expansion

for

to

company's

45

During

.,

-

comPany's

costs

gas

Public

operation

proposed

Louisiana

in

proposed pipe line

as his successor was announced Sept. 30 by William G).
Chairman.- " "
' •
,!
Mr. Fink, who has been President and a director of American Natural

as

employees

earnings

com¬

McEivenny

44

Statement

American Brake

in

tbe cost is

of

accounts
t

10%

%

tbe
iyo4,

of

further

Woolfolk,

Mr.

terms of, the offering, is an amount ,in
to the next even dollar above 85% of the
price of the company's shares on the Montreal Stock

excess

the

of

and

The retirement of Henry Fink as President and
T.

Co.

•

in

to

Financial

unge 0n the day preceding the offering dale. No employee.may
^ess tllan thre'e shares- nor a number of shares having a
total
price

the

pay

its

other action preparatory thereto.
transactions are
stated to be part of

190,000

American

44

Federal Reserve System

rnr

i

at

176,

__44

Reserve Banks

initial

as

this

Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices-44
Foreign Exchange Rates

price' under the
an dollars founded

i-

the

of

application

corporation

covering

offered

State and City Bond Offerings

l

to the purchase

afford

limited

r>o

well

as

authorizing

surveys and

require

will

SEC

General Corporation & Investment News .Cover

West Africa, Germany, Italy, Switzerland and

Stales. A total of

Plan

Eritish

to

obtaining

its

Certificate

a

Files With Securities and

^

parts

Government.—,

945.

p.

at $37 per share, of 1G0.000 shares being made under the
company s employee share purchase
plan as authorized at the annual
meeting of shareholders last April.
The shares are
being offered to approximately 25,000 regular full-time
employees of the icompany and its subsidiaries in
Canada, the United
other

in

proposed

gram

.--31

ottering,

kingdom,

Arabian

decision

a

construction

the

Proceeds

Louisiana

studies,

The

Offering of 160,000 Shares to
Oct

Saudi

American Louisiana

for

necessary

system.

prosecuting

*
,

Combined

fixed

line

The

Quotation Industrial Stock Averages_31

Condition
on

the

construction of

of

Commission

American Mining &

Employees—
The

be

will

sary

Miscellaneous Features

;

.

for

by which American Natural Intends to suplement the supply of natural
gas
presently available to its markets, The over-all financing pro¬

31

Prices

commencement

and

The Course of Bank Clearings

on

development

of

program

c

Allied Credit Card, Inc., Spokane, Wash.—Files—
The corporation

advanced.

this

announced

•

Alexandria

Works

from

grant

30

authorizing

be'incurred

42

Stock Exchange.—

Sept.

the

American

.41

Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages

Stock

undertakes

pending the completion of a
miles distant, and terminal/

Louisiana Pipe Line Co.—Stock to Parent—

on

it

31

SEC Index of

separate

Federal Power

pipe

31

Co. purchased $1,000,000; Massachu¬
$500,000 and Teachers Insurance and

Co.

system,
the

38

Markets

to

Necessity

Transactions

National

Gulf some 30
which is well

gas
pipe line system extending from points
Mich., and for other corporate purposes.

Prior

Transactions New York Stock Exchange

agent.

as

Exchange

American

shut-In

remain

of

and

Detroit,

_______35

Stock

Water Co.—Bonds Sold Privately— *
has sold $1,925,000 of 4x/4% bonds due
1978, to three institutional investors, E. A. Geehan, Presi- '
dent, announced on Sept. 29. W. C. Langley & Co. acted

wells

Persian

be necessary to provide it with funds to pay certain preliminary
expenses
incident to the construction and operation of a

may

natural

35

Exchange

Toronto

(Va.)

operation

to

costs

37

company

the field to
there in about

route

en

in

to

fourth

a

acquire,

36

Over-the-Counter

Alexandria

The

as

35

Exchange

Stock Exchange

1,135,381

now

be

to

pattern

fact

•'
to

issue and sell, and American Natural Gas Co. (parent)
to
for cash at par, such number of shares of the $100 par capi¬
tal stock of American Louisiana (up to but not exceeding 5,000 shares)

3\

Stock

Stocjk Exchange

849.

p.

rig

expected

in
"

•

2781.

SEC

pany

Montreal

2,658,819

1,980,537

railway

oper.

178,

its

p.

The

Canadian

income-

oper.

From Jan. 1—
Gross

Francisc&Stock

San

second

a

was

Independent

of

177,

32
32,

Pittsburgh Stock Exchange

$1,614,857

472,279

spacing

"mile

its potential;

account of itself and the Pacific Western Oil Corp. which
one-half interest in the Neutral Zone concessioned
area
by

American

____32

Stock Exchange

Philadelphia-Baltimore

QCI

i

railway——

from

Gross

RR.—Earnings—

1 Qc:o

a

reason

V.

32

Exchange

Stock Exchange

Midwest
Alabama Great Southern
August—

Exchange

Stock

one

a

of

'

the

to

joint

holds

Copy

a

______27

Detrqit Stock Exchange.-.

345.

p.

Stock

Boston

Cincinnati

that

drilling

construction

American

23

American Stock Exchange

on

extent

.

the

11

full

•

stated

the

up

pipe line
facilities,

(Stocks)

the

to

drilled

be

now

field

days.
;
Meanwhile, all

,

New York

229,997

income—_

4«

-

will

the

Davies

Mr.

r-

1950

$521,088

wells

spuds in today."

speed

In This Issue
•

$1

MISCELLANEOUS

-

develop

Page

$483,082

railway

oper.

1951

••

INSURANCE

Stock and Bond Quotations

$584,857

railway-—

from

Gross

1952»-

-

Price

well

Akron, Canton & Youngstown RR.—EarningsAugust-

*

voyage.

The new boift,
built in Manitowoc, Wis.,' at an estimated cost of
$6,700,000, is owned by the American Steamship Co. of Buffalo, N Y,
which owhs 17 other vessels on the Great Lakes for the
transportaticr!
of

coal,

feet

coke,

gypsum

and

limestone.

She

longer than the line's next largest boat.
self-unloading equipment, designed by

The

transfer

has

a

601-foot
-

.

-

•

keel
„

Hewitt-Robins, Inc.

21

'
can

cargo from ship to shore at least one-third faster than older
unloaders.—V. T69, p. 105.
•'

The
2

Chronicle... Monday, October

Commercial and Financial

(1270)

The

-

for 63 waterworks ; subsidiary com¬
panies operating from Massachusetts to Kansas,' is arranging, to raise
$25,000,000 through the.sale of new securities. Through the investment
banking houses of W. C. Langley St Co. and The First Boston Corp.
the company has arranged for the private placement
of $20,000,000
of 20-year collateral trust sinking fund bonds. To be offered at public
'sale
is a new
issue of
abole $5,000,000 of $25 par value preferred
stock under an
underwriting by the same bankers.
The stock issue
will
be
placed in registration with the SEC soon, it was said.
V. 178, p. 945.
This

r.

holding

company,.

company

with

share

a

Oct.

on

Last

14.

on

payment was on May_i,
in the fiscal year ended Ju"e„:3~\
ore
resumption of common stock dividends,
bimore

previous

increased

"Our

the

basis

common

stated.—V.

President,

178,

The

corporation
Co.—V.

Products

.

—V.

173,

p.

155,

tyfth Securities

and

This

acquired from
all patent application and income rights derived from the
horizontal sliding window, presently distributed by the Nova
a
wholly-owned subsidiary of the Homasote Co. of Trenton,

Exchange Commission—

This corporation filed a registration statement with the SEC on Sept.
28, 1953 covering 700,000 shares of common stock
(20 cents par,
Canadian funds), to be offered for subscription by common stockholders
at the rate of one share for each five shares held. The record date,

will

and

Automatic

finish

corporation proposes to offer, to the holders of its common stock,
Value $2 of record Oct. 20, 1953, the right to subscribe to 32,953
shares of said stock at the price of $7.50 per share in the

'that

the

■Oct.

additional

share

for

each

nine

held.

shares

subscription rights will be mailed to stockholders
1953, and that the right to subscribe will expire

20,

is

It

expected
or about

on

"shoes"
and

found

over

to

the

.

_

joint

mJplmum. Another,

Net

in

the

and

come

with

178,

house

See

screens.

in

also

V.

p.

aluminum

without

or

for

sizes

Net

Co., New York, will act

warrant agent.—V.

as

Co.,

166,

This

all

include

countries
brand

for

the

it

expanded

Algeria
first

and

time

its

distribution

Morocco,

to

system
in
North
motorists in those

permitting

purchase products sold under its

"BP"

announced on Oct. 2.
associates—Societe des Huiles de Petrole BP d'Algerie
and S. H'. P. BP du Maroc—have also
recently completed the con¬
struction
of bulk
gasoline and other white oil installations at the
main ports.—V. 178, p. 1157.
name,

The

v

Ann Arbor RR.-

Railway oper.
Railway oper.
Net
railway

oper

Net

the

tension

come

income

charges

■'

630,375

303,082

4,671,760

4,269,593

32,798

753,040

412,711

after

and

—V.

178,

28,797

629,686

Argus Cameras, Inc.—Earnings-

Profit
Prov.

for

income

$19,447,541

taxes—3,121,479

inc.' &

Fed.

excess

$785,400

$9,393,406

7,050,920

6,954,956

$13,607,568

$8,877,707

2,070,122

\

2,315,000

—.

from
ry.

Net profit
Common shares

"•Earnings*AR«r

*$18,581

$24,679

1,600,957

.

1,555,000

1,170,000

$806,479

per- common

$515,122

71,917

1,554,635

178, p.

403,600

Gross

$1.96

-

preferred divitfchd requirements.

$1.25

.

$735,383

$721,664

230,591
*13,324

165,335

-224,652

432,570

173,893

187,729

income...

40,486,

7,159,031

178,

6,542,734
2,819,880
1,272,008

3,270,629

1,251,236

.

1,385,992

946.'

p

7,272,432

3,184,048

_

Aviation

"

•*:

.

quarterly.diridehft peHcy ^as adopted S£pt. 23 by the direc¬
tors.
Under the', hew policy -the
boar\l declared * tUvidend of 10 Ceiits
per share-on the 405.508 shares' of
outstanding eommDn stotk, .payable
Oct.

15,

1963,

to

Stockholders

of

tecord

Oct.

'

"During
Jan.

,bn

1953.

5,

1

fiscal 1953

(entifed duly 31, 1953) Argus paid a.total '.df 25
share, divided into seipi-anriual'dividends bf l2l/a
cent.4-each
5, 1953. and July >15, tl953^V. 177;-p. 2349.
i«v. -nt!
"

'

t

.

The

SEC

per

purchase

on

18 filed a letter of notification with the
shares of common stock to be offered at
par
The proceeds will be used to

■M'V
1

Plant

; Prepaid

1952

$

Ry. open rev.
Ry. oper. exps..':

50.515,941
....

$

Federal

$

392,013,991
34,686,874 286.446,166 279,224,563

and

1

and

after

for

Net

--rrV.

fr.

rev.

ry.

p.

14,248.981

9.323.322

132,061,417

income—

oper.

178,

opers.

5,988,679

3,838,452

54,686,302

ry.

946.

St. Andrews Bay

Net

from
ry.

1953

•

„

,

Ry.-t-Earnings
-

1952

payables

excess

profits

railway
railway-—-

$319,359

46,862

$260,143

162,010

oper.

57,801

•

From Jan. 1—

a

i* ilo*

and

from

Net

from

Net

ry,

railway
railway.—„income.—

oper.

—V.. 178,

p.

2,555,792

2,408.598

1,407,977

1,228.243

IM05.962

2.400,623

....

.

!

Net

*

381,715

405,229

377,272

Atlanta & West Point RR.Gross
Net

from

Net

ry.

From

Gross

Jan.

and

reserves

Net

ry.

railway
railway

105,882

13,276

39,876

2,968.991

3,019,886
572,540

2,996.369

465,445

2,700,994

526.132

152.291

Income—

oper.

178,

71,408

997

10,587,265

at

Sept.

484,239

137,164

88,118

83,079

946—

p.

capital—
on

compared
30,

Atlantic Coast Line RR.Period End. Aug. 31—

30

Ry.

oper.

rev

11,852.703

Ry. oper. exps.

_

11,343,265

.Net rev. fr. ry.
Net ry. oper. lnc
—V.

178,

p.

1953—8 Mos.—1952

11.967.633

114.530.390
11.637,639
97.100,874

with

$732,000,000

509.438

329,994

724.505

opers.

17,429,516

613 011

6,324,601

946.

ry.

Gross

June

an

178,

Soiiea.BW
23,943,707
8,330,027

Net

—V.

ry.-

Atlantic St Danville
Period End.

AugZ,31—

during coming

underwriting is involved.

The

for

each

10

oper.

Net

rev.

exps

fr.

$148,299

ry.

124.248

111,395

opers.

$12,407

$36,904

*24,603

5,490

Net ry. oper. inc
4Deficit.—V.

$136,655.

178,

p.

946.




1953—8 Mos.—1952
$1,305,297
$1,261,600
998,839

$306,458
'

25,504

60,180

:

1959

*$333,688

$322,188

$230,333

'

*73,251

*74,782

*54.907

*75,(875

-

*121',406

*"139,469

*107,985

4,469,441
1,1^6,845

3,526,871

452,484

*59,047

•

i,

.......

178,

p.

*,795,565

'

A

^

885,904

.

'lli;791

'

,

,

625,624

946.

*135,739

*35(464

♦91,546

1950
$194,CGI
*93,825*159,941

1,813,148

1,792,915

i;461,865

*234,177

1,784,379
- *85,226

53.266

*218,185

*783,534

*618,363

*484,291

*719,974

1953

,.

1952

-

.

1951

$216,822

income...

$254,517

$210(488

*61,178

C&rry °n their

;

Net

28,105

*25,031

p.

2,005,460

696,084

1,308,650

515,622

650,067

railway.—
railway

20,533,575

15,227,299

8,419,234

income—.

4,189.328

3,121,901

1951

'

1953—8

$ 1'' '

•*$

Mos.—1952
$

'

300,176,592

15,087,831

15,698,527

1,980,007

...

It

2,219,587

284,478,065

quickly completed.—V.

was

company recently-offered
the right to subscribe
of

1950

2,971,451

.

class

B

of one class
the

common

B

103,506

increasing
51 <,494

the

shares,

its

common

on'

stock

par

share for each five
B
shares, 97,151

$1.—V.

17

of

for

record
193,500
tne

$2 -per share on
common
shares held.

$1)

class

outstanding

.stockholders

before, July

or

(par

at

Were

capitalization
177, p. 2003.

subscribed- for,
shares

614,645

to

thufrom

953,692

4.368A37

,

Carolina

Tel. & Tel.
Co.—Offering

company on Sept. 21 reported that
additional shares of
capital stock to

temporarily postponed.—V.

3,266,337

Profit

readv^foratlng

ThVrmTpS^8

Corp.,

Orders—
of

lines,

now

...

•

■

38,859,001 313,908,439
36,639,414 298,820,608

Carolina Casualty Insurance Co.—Stock Offering—
The

Carrier

Corp.—Reports

Je
ofUly$«r

'1

850.

April, 17

15,332 715

4,700,025

19,388,923
7,214,088
3,674,838

and

1

page 230.

™

I,458i659

completed

$"'4

40,684,315
38,704,308

40 cents per share.

Of

income___

have been

1953—Month—1952
> t

Canadian Superior Oil of California, Ltd.—Secondary
Offering—-A secondary offering of 3,500 shares of com¬
mon stock
(par $1) was made on Sept. 21 by Blyth &
Co., Inc., at $7.50 per
share, with a dealer's discount of

-Earnings—
3,183,119
1,238.804

850.

946.

\'

earnings

shares

1952

Big Ilorn-Powder River

p.

Gross earnings
Working expenses

primarily

3,394,079

968,009

$293,591

1951

'

';*37;91i

Canadian Pacific
Ry.—August Earnings Off—

each

—

1,532,000

"

*

♦Deficit.—V, 178,

financing

1953

agreements

l- *134,648

subscription period

Ry.—Earnings

1953—Month—1952

Ry. oper. rev.——,..
Ry.

:

1953

railway.
Net from
railway.
Net.- ry. • oper.
income—.

"This
.

* 75,054

$348 ,'880

Gross-from

of

2,904,048

p.

1950

$194,000

*20,169

-

*398,616

.

ry. oper.

30

railway
railway—.

oper.

178,

*

-*87t,'815

railway
railway——

Net

—V. 178,

levels

754,

p.

share

from

from

*133,049

* 222,193

Period End. Aug. 31—

the

°Ct' 23'. 1953' Net proceedS of the
-he company's general funds and used

oper.

1951

$25*7,000

$200,000

>741,035

from

from

'

From Jan. 1—

Net
116 112 559

No

from

from

England—Earnings—

86,309

railway
4,869,®93
railway—;
755,8^2
'
244,024

Net

said in part:

1952.

Bessemer & Lake Erie RR.-

Net

-Earnings—..

1953—Month—1952

held.

August—
Net

selling

Canadian Pacific Lines in Vermont—Earnings—
Gross

$30^7,385,506 $247,454,931

Sept.

r0espPerc°Uvee businS'-V.' m, pHt* ^ ^ t0

Gross

market

of

*388,049 " •*589,338
*1'003,634' *1,117,230

income.—

^Deficit,—V.

98,874,128

Loan

vide

o

the

1,870,000

•

from

10,587,265

!

to^? Dlaced°m "th

are

■to

18 covericf

at

..

1952

fy. oper. income—_

37,0271,373 "
4,714,720

Corp.—Registers With SEC—
The corporation on Sept. 29 filed a registration statement with
iiffprpri
c0V.erJ[ng .355,976 shares of its $10 par common stock, to be
record Oct
pervshai;e one common stockholders of
b* new
d
if?
?'
d
rate of
then

New

.

from

.

$730,000,000,

$721,000,000

shares

Sept.

account

'195,259

railway....

Net

10,000,000

Bendix."—V.

$385,219

47.349

1950

1—

from

from

$373,201

24,334

income

$356,395

54.113

railway
railway

oper.

Net
V.

$364,086

from

1951

on

offered

the

•1,801,000

from" railway..

From Jan. 1—

$176,383,047 $126,345,221
1,906,587 '
1,648,317

.

1952

SEC

be

for
.

1,'832,060

p. "850.

Net

f

-Earnings—

1953

178,

Gross

\

n

iAugust—

the

$1 )>to

York,

*1:03;2'19
*•187,364 '

income.—

•'

r

1952

output of both military and civilian items has
high level, with only moderate
changes in delivery
Aug, 1, 1953 the corporation's total of
unfilled Orders

Beneficial

with

(par

.$193,000

<

:

J"

30

.„nThe S°vernment has acted to reduce substantially
nnth? procureni®"t; ,and
months by many divisions this development will be felt
of

965,352

946.

stock

1—

..

Gross Horn

10,000,000

shares)_____

1.948,106

1,292,128

.

filed

was

common

Canadian Pacific Lines in
MaltHe—Earnings-

34,273,624

n

Gross

of

oper.

23,934',640-

corporation's

schedules. -On

134,632

49,582

152,782

48,438

$308,350

$304,435

169.403

income..-

1950

notification

'Deficit.—V.

-

$307,385,506 $247,454,931
136,885,209 " 91,559,749
39,497,838
34,785,472

taxes

Ferguson, President,

at

*80,173

398,577

850.

railway
railway..

August—

43,733,071

'

reserves.-.

(2,117,453

.Total liabilities,

continued

1951

from

1952

.

6,090,655

contingencies

P.

923,361

35,624

452,360

•

—108,508,607

Malcolm

.

Net

112,789,428
46,742,235

•

"The

Atlanta &
August—
"Gross from

-

1,064,977

425,625

\

1953

Jan.

ry.

-

JUNE

depreciation)

Surplus
tNet

p.

from

Net

'

$254,379,109..$203,o47v650
assets— * - 3,182,670
2,665^188

liabilities.

operating
stock

108,861

1950 i

$154,571

From Jan. 1—

current

Reserves

Capital

42,781

49,637

1,020,904
16,267

629,173

from

From

-

2

*

items—

accrued

income

Total

Sundry

44,010,196 418,507,583

36,266,960

(net

preferred

*4,815

81,390

55,901

178,

..August—

1953—8 Mos.—1952

$

AS :AT

.

assets

Accounts

1953
1953—Month

equipment

and

1951

$137,416

'

1,185,794

income

from

Gross

Domestic

1953

and

movies and

15,084

89,262

railway
railway^———
Net ry-. ,oper. income...

1,337,006

$12,618,552 $l0,338tfll4<
$5.96,.$4)88

CONDITION

'

'•

.

of

1952

G.

42,957,214

'»

Total

Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Ry.—Earnings—

of

L.

30,238,662

share.—

^-FINANCIAL

•

;*;)

share), without underwriting.
equipment.
1

Period End. Aug. 31—

-

income ignd excess profits taxes

common

a

$129,488

-

«

railway

Net fry." opei\

Net profit
Earnings per

in

purchase'

566.

p.

for production

pay

Canadian National .Lines in

Net

$478,029,(563 $382,078,561

—

assets, less reserves
Investments and miscellaneous

Sept.

100,000

178,

the

RR.—Earnings-

'

*1*

■

Films, Inc.* Phoenix, Ariz.—Files—

corporation

covering

($100

,r,f

•—w—

Gurr^ht

Astor 3-D

\

1953

Sales,' royalties, and otheit oper. incomO
profit before Federal income and excess
profits taxes

PrOv. for Fed.

to

$142,282
'
2,343

August—

;•/.

(& Wholly, Owned
Subsidiaries.)—Earnings Show Gain— r."

Net

Cents per

.

6,429,198
3,177,804

'

Corp.

Net

*

used

income

shares

Net

Bendix

be

railway

letter

Gross

income.

oper.

to

$854,116

1—

railwayrailway

from

ry.

$1.04

(A

.

limited

Cameo Oil Corp.—Files With SEC-

1950

$759,948

from

Net

'

.

be

onenim?

Boulevard
Discount Corn

Budget

receivable.—V.

Phillips & Go,, -New
stockholders.—V. 175/p. 2374.

1951

9 Months Ended-June 30—

r

;

the

1953

oper.

through

1952

railway-

Jan.

Net

403.600

*

share---'

N«w Dividend Policy—

•

from
ry.

A

$430,957

405,508

—

outstancllngclii^ij

Sept. 26 announced the
chain at 5678 Wilshire

j

to

railways.

from

Net

$2,150,945
1,182,063

$2,342,486

121,467

$931,88$

on
Sept. 24 filed a letter of notification with
the
shares of common stock (par 10 cents) to
be
share through Alexander Reid & Co., Newark, N

railway

oper.

Net

850.

railway

oper.

From

per

♦Deficit—V.

1953

♦Deficit.—V.
,

Gross

$9,105,901

,760,721

inc.—

29l,l£(j
461,468

l

300,000

$1

from

ry.

820,764

2

From Jan. 1—

757,134

1951

profits

taxes

,

1952

accounts

proceeds are

Net

$738,553

oper.

from

Net

1953

_

before

net

from

1953—8 Mos.—1952

1953—Month—1952

operations

Net

July 31—

and

475,765
s2

on

Budget

Cambria & Indiana

RR.—Earnings—

August—

sales

the

August—

Beaumont, Sour Lake & Western Ry.—Earnings—
j

313,503

850.

Years Ended

at

60,000

123,055

.

stories.

TV

Gross

expenses

oper.

268,798

344^999

$2

Picture Productions, Inc., N. Y.—Files—

covering

The

55,089,310
28,109,426

66,706,715

32,041,227

142,lie
4i)0,065
819.362
228,892

(Calif.)—Opens New Office—

President,

in

corporation

offered

de

Gross

Net

9,689,205

4,578,432

revenue-

oper.

* Deficit.—V.

.

,

p.

9,591,951
4,377,669

opers.

Aroostook

&

Net railway

fixed

other

.$^•3,175,

Offer,

contracts

SEC

1049.

p.

way

137,706

S.

Burton

Net revenue from rail

in_

ductions

ry.

inc.—I

oper.

Railway

in-

Fed.

$53,300

2

946.

178,, p.

Angeles,

The

1953—8 Mos.—1952
$
$
$
39,673,140 312,311,991 285,982,121
29,983,935 245,605,276 230,892,811

32,221,692

fr.

$5,102,175

taxes

Net
,

below.

Inc.

41,813,643

exps.

178,

Railway

expenses

$28,405

—

__r

office

Net

..

$6,356,245

oper.

after

come

)'

1953—8 Mos.—1952

$324,593

285,228
182,683

$3,866,624
2,353,019
1,460,305

Calif. The operation is
wholly-owned subsidiary, and it will

RR.—Earnings—

Period End. Aug. 31—

1953—Month—1952

$933,916

income

28th

Los

1953—Month—1952

rev._

rev.

Net ry.

—V.

August Earnings—

revenues

$496,316

Budget Finance Plan

was

company's

Period End. Aug. 31—

-

»

Ohio

$

Ry.

Ry. oper.

Bangor
i*y

467,062

283,398
182,167

-4

$3,399,562

51,338

$638,740

income

Charles

tne

1049.

Management,

&

Period End. Aug. 31—

has

company
to

Bondholders

Baltimore

Ltd.—Expands Distribution* in

North Africa—
Africa

$444,978

B. M. I., Inc.—New Name, etc.—
See

Anglo-Iranian Oil

'v

$592,526

4«'

284 846

46,214

♦Deficit.—V.

sales

1250.

p.

20,650

income

int., etc
Contingent charges

1953.
The Empire Trust

274,178

32,106

Rentals,

.

.

made

48,142,849
5,234.475
2,836,801

700,071

.

414,339

ineome.

oper.

ry.

Other

.exclusive feature

standards

five

are

windows

1052

^SR

(Dr

when, fuljy

cleaning.

or

Nova-Vita
rooms

IJiat

anti ^
par Value.
«

1953—Month—1952
1953—8 Mo<;
$7,694,812
$7,385,168 $59,898 533
5,859,017
5,936,291

rents "(Dr)_„
rents

fac.

Gross

absolute

an

Tnr

w!

„

window.

fact

17$,

*•

.

RR.—August Earnings—

796,824

Equipment
••

.

which manufactures and sells
for homes, co"imercl^f
receives a fixed sura irom tne

Inc.,

;-

,

Inc.—Changes Name—
1

Taxes

for storm-windows,
framed in Sat These
panes,
of double-strength glass, ride o
a fiberglas track, an exclusive feature that bring

wear

in

ventilation

16,

Nov.

on

'

closed the two panes lock
automatically and ard tamper-proof fi;om the outside^ °Pe?ad'
pane
is
quickly Removable
from inside
the housd for either
is

additional

one

,

,

Windows,

Nova-Vita

aluminum.

nylon

Inc.—Plans Offering—

The

of

24.

"■*

has been changed to B. M
I
value changed to common stock n'f

Operating revenue
Operating expenses

The Nova-Vita window, which eliminates the need
is made
up of two horizontal sliding glass
panes

friction

;ratio

Electric

sale of each

for the developing of the mining properties owned by
and for further investments in other companies in which
the company now holds a substantial interest.—V. 178, p. 49. '

par

Sept.

on

picture windows
business officers and factories,

rooms,

company

Anchor Post Products,

has

electrically ^operated

used

be

announced

was

subscription price and underwriting terms are to be supplied by amend¬
ment, as is the hame of the warrant agent (warrants evidencing the
subscription rights are to be issued to stockholders).
Net proceeds will be added
to the general funds of the company
the

corporation

tn

name

Boston & Maine

Inc.—Acquires Patents
Vita Automatic Windows,*

Automatic Electric Windows,

Ltd., Toronto, Canada- -Registers

Mines

amounted

397.

p.

Period End. Aug. 31—

Anacon Lead

Trust

Recording

Advance

of

assets

the

acquired
562.

company's

class A stock of no par

■1

•

Inc.—Acquisition—

has

•■"•

The

i

Audio Devices,

766.

Bondholders Management,^

j

478.

p.

June

p.

America—Net Assets—

this

asset value per share was $20.79 as
compared xJ^537'32*
30,.1953, and there were 314,496 shares outstanding
,?20^

The .net
at

the net-assets of

14

Aug.

1953

,

earnings

the

for

MacPhie,

On

Sept. .30 resumed common
dividend pay¬
the declaration by the directors of a dividend o
ord
the common stock, payable Oct. 28, to ho ders of record

corporation

ments

Bond Investment Trust of

Dividend

Corp.—Resumes Common

Atlas Plywood

Inc.—Plans Private Place-Preferred Stock— •

American Water Works Co.,

ment of Bonds and Public Sale of

5

new-

corporation
which will

according

ffectively

p.

658. '

Syracuse,

Cloud

structure
with

the

proposed offering
stockholders has bee

.

$155,000,000

Y. —Books

Wampler, President, who
was
designed to enable
demands

industry and thereby

tomers

N.

„

will shortly have three
major operating divisions,
engineer, manufacture and market its own product

to

organization

178,

Postponed—

the
its

of

the

added that tn«
Carrier to uea

rapidly

expanding

render better service to its

w

cus-

Mr.

(Sidney) Blumenthal

& Co.

Inc.—Sells

Wampler pointed out that
prior to World War II the corpora'
doing approximately $20,000,000 of business per annum, W'
fiscal 1953 a volume of '
$1*65,000,000 is expected, including
shipments .under
defense-contracts. • He ariso reported that during to

tion

Sheltnn

was
ln

first

10

months

of

the

present

fiscal

year

Carrier Corp.

booked $loJ»"

.

/

■
-mm

'fm

83%. over the totai for -the corre-

for a gai» of

^ooo of new orders
♦ponding
One of the tnree.

.(1270.

Financial Chronicle

Ccmjimercial

Number. 5261... The

178

' lume

^Central Vermont Ry. Inc.—Earnings—
•

^^ peroid^^

Carrier operating groups will be the Unitary,
^ wiU handle product lines such as reciprocating
Equipment, Divis
.
Com,itioners, year-round residential units and
compressors. room «r
c(mdltloning deVices.
;
other sdf-conta
respect to so-called heavy equipment will,

August—

Gross

Net

-

from

Net

:

from

ry.

"

,

1953

*

,

.

railway——'

railway

1951

$941,000

;

241,404

income-—

oper.

164,852

,195,428

Net

railway.....
from .railway...___

58,917

".95,578

Net

ry.

,«■

1

^C,a^ed tf the Machinery" and Systems Division, which wiil enBi-assigneu
centrifugal

Net
'Net

-ftpir

niifartnrp'

refrigeration

centrifugal

sell

and

^

ma

equipment,

mnSssors

*nd

3

'"rLer.n'nn

,

^

to^ Csrr"er facilities'

in Syracuse, N. Y.

Gross

Sates

Augustfrom

$0.48

$0.34

ry.

1—

Net

—V.

$3.67

$3.69

'

1158.

p.

$3,426,532

$3,304,580
426,072

Deficit.—V. 178,

169,796

226,104

W.

Railway

287,855

1

:

Mailman,

29,490,177

28,777,495

28,639,476

6,064,951

4,375,055

3,434,260

2,765,484

1,758,512

896,901

%

712,132

—V.

336,097

President,

Sept. 29

cm

Ohio

&

election

1953—Month

178,

Gross

The

Central

Net

ry.

"Gross

$

~

Gross

20,447,167

171,728,237

163,103,513

9,705,586

69,411,058

5,339,003

40,091,474

from
ry.

—V.

The

the

York

New

and

Earnings-

1952

1951

1950

169,543,046

172,925,502

145,210,815

51,980,844

44,206,475

48,549,430

16,858,701

18,727,528

from

Net

ry.

—V.

1952

1951

"The

Stock

Net

March

1957

15,

at

at'103; thereafter and
aud

on

with

before

or

accrued

The debentures
the

of

and

sinking

on

at

15,

on

at

or

on

$2,947,232

$2,916,428

724,483

673,544
283,072

518,367

24,460,462

22,607,283

21,987,132

18,728,252

5,892,130

5,*18,328

5,047,594

4,423,748

2,869,088

2,675,673

2,101,408

$2,786,085

1—

at

income—

15,

March

104;

at

on

or

before

March 15,

interest

accrued

net

2,097,273

in

Gross

Net

has entered

company

constructed

ready

to

1961

ten

a

year

lease

for

a

new

occupancy
about
Jan.
1.
1954.
The
new
building
25,500 square feet of floor
space
(approximately twice
of the present
facilities).
r

CAPITAL

STOCK—The

200

$100

*»d. are

shares

per

share!

owned

by A.

authorized

of
of

J.

Barry

capital stbek
without

stock

common

which

Years Ended June 30—
sales

shares

80

and

his

the-

of

1953

Gross

-

1952

Net

Net

Net

from
ry.

oper.

From

Gross
Net
Net

Jan.

from

Net

from
ry.

Net

the

Net

■/

post

office

On

p.

Gross

ry.

-

2,831,441

1,553,577

prepare

97.934

43,220

60,663

15,407

1951

404,465

377,381—

464,243

159,510

132,768

126,685

$38,227

$37,271

14,265,149
3,009,473
1,019,347

13,933,337

2,818,550

913,543

1,114,660

ry.

$1,801,769

$1,740,398

1952

p.

1951

11,841,117

12,743.393

$3,890,982

$3,872,908

552,870

848,139

568,801

*82,464

*196.688

1,064,922

2,145,118

.

v

$16,462,440

$17,461,311

3,048,381

28,800,485

25,488,506

3,637,393

3,177,092

3,120,019

*2,578,610

*2,856,688

*2,448,147

-

3,322,233

"

1,891,773

939,724

President.

2-06131*

York*

per

account

year.

of

the




Published

Draners*

1

N.

Y.t

twice

Gardens

under

the

(Reg.
a

113,120,612

44,589,589

38,341,531

28,640,468

28,659,835

Income—

19,073,675

15,761,260

9,429,087

10,610,260

railway

New

Co.,

collateral

trust

in

1, 1982,
1255.

Act

of

Other Countries, $55.00
fluctuations

in

the Tate

[every
K

C

March
per

of

of notification
of

3,

was

per share),
without
selling stockholders.—V.

Thursday

England

1879.'

(general news and

c/o

installed

mill

625,000

The

Edwards

Subscriptions

&

in

and

cubic

steel

tons

of

'

year.

a

In

milestone

The

states.

company

added.

in

the

related

yards

framework

structural

that

of

constructed/

ever

new

mill.

facilities

earth

alone

started/in

being

took-

five

long

moved. to
months to

rectangular

37,000

cubic

ot)e-

yards

of

steel.

a

1952

1951

1950

$1,513,501

$1,351,025

$1,436,401

575,798

462,978

375,504

491,632

income.—

261,990

248,787

107,260

184,373

10,684,206

10,013,018

10,298,457

3,536,954

2,873,365

2,784,805

1,553,107

1,170,647

844,620

from

from
ry.

—V.

,<•1

-Earnings-

railway-,—
railway———

$1,413,06*7
*

1—

railway.

railway.."

.

income

oper.

8,588,610
*

2,312,706*
692,633

*

178, p. 851.

Colorado & Wyoming Ry.August—
Gross

from

Net

from
ry.

-Earnings-

1953

1951

$236,593

$274,568

135,951

91,219

120,121

50,097

income

oper.

1952

$288,503

railway

railway

Jan.

from

■

68,201

36,867

1950-;

$232,759
88; 927

41,034
*

1—~

..

V,492,7741

railway—

-'2,340,118

1,7401023

2,191,038

from

963,077

559,148

467,000

516,609

ry.

railway——
oper. income

377,858

189,222

204,538

210,367

—V.

.

178,

Columbus & Greenville Ry.- -Earnings—
from

Net

Net

ry.

1953

1952

1951

$176,901

$126,790

$140,827

1950,
$145,32(5

47,404
13,421

16,325

*14,579

*45,i651

2,497

♦20,374

*53,894

1,375,298

1,162,022

1,339,438

1,240.821

307,368

136,727

151,276

112/252

42.803

37,315

railway

from

Gross

railway
oper.
income

Net
*

Jan.

from

from

Net

ry.

1—

*

.

railway

railway
income

oper.

Deficit.—V.

E.

Sept.

filed with the SEC on Sept. 28 covering
preferred stock to be offered at par

underwriting.' The
165, p. 1313.

proceeds

advertising lssue) ^ith a

United

851.

August—
Gross

York, N. Y., is prepared to deliver
sinking fund bonds,
mortgage 4%%
exchange for outstanding temporary

are

to

go

Company, Publishers, 25 Park Place, New

Smith.

p.

178,

•

L.

English,

21,

"The

Robert

in

Land,

Secretary

in

company

program

to

said

89.920

*13,537
t

p. -851.

Commonwealth Oil

cumulative

5%

other

Franz

1953

Jan.

947.

U. 8. Patent Office) William B. Dana

week

London

letter

shares

been

new.

announced

oper.

Net

2,152,265

130.616,601

($100
two

851.

New

A
240

pipe

latest

5.336,604

4,744,026

140,898,988

p.

the

Net

4,722,322

—

May

Is

Net

1950

2,100,538

177,

six

Mr.

persons,

has

from

from

Gross

1951

1952

$17,391,494 $17,313,332

Trust

seamless

10

storage. A.
is
reached
the

.-

143,975,441

due

A,

bonds.—V.

with

10,000

Franz

ry.

98,447

28,715,798

series

in

plants

the

site.

and

Net

13,359,923

*405,379

income.—

first

pipe

of

completed mill, consisting of five
buildings Joined side by side,, contains

Gross

1—

Bankers

of

mill

than

equipment and

August—

118,081,564

railway——

definitive

13

22,000

industry,

1952,

Net

1950

2,784,222

851.

railway

and

production

707foot,rotary.,furnace,..qne-|of the largest

the

From

The
1950

than

modern

tons
new

program

the

Texas,

more

expansion and diversification.
fully-integrated steel plant at Pueblo
this

its

to

net

the

yard
full

west

said.
covers

The

Gross

15,957,667

1953

p.

that

out

,

income...

oper.

150,000

over

long-range

billet

when

Colorado & Southern Ry.-

I

Chicago & Western Indiana RR.- -Definitive Bonds—
1951

giant

Net

135,532,315 130,448,914 132,158,183

railway.

178,

that

Allen

backlog of orders for seamless tubing
the new
mill has already built up, and that peak
production
will be achieved
a,"$ quickly as possible.—V. 178, p. 1158.

12,581,925

2,745,936

including

Wyoming,

Mr.

structure

from

$27,813

Net

2546.

p.

185,781

14,540,392
3,113,000
1,261,123

out

pointed

American

Mr.

1950

1952
$1,814,346
•

1

V., 178,

from

Net

$0.70

,>

Opens Large Seamless

—

Kansas,

Canada,"
industrial

new

stated

Constructionof

concrete

382,174

railway

from

Corp.

Oklahoma,

operates

February,

834,063

A
for

1953
$1,850,542

1953

Jan.

128,869
322,613

$0.60

-

States and Canada, according to
Chairman of the Board of Directors.

roof,

one

more

306,496

railway

oper.

From

223,963
$226,819

321,918

share

western

addition

most

build.

railway

from

Net

1950

$844,466

50,172

1952

in

6,590,218

T

of

corporation's

82,657

1—

from

Net

663,789

Seibert,

STate
at

,

August—

8,198,933

Canada, $51.00

NOT!;

J

Income—

oper.

170,068

United

and

turn

6,159,976
1,719,137

,

City Gas Co. of Phillipsburg, N. J.—Files—

178,

Dana

557,679

Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific RR.—Earnings-

wife.

THE COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL CHRONICLE

of

ry.

taxes.

Fuel & Iron

Franz

From

41,840,863

income

{Telephone

4,323,497
590,579
45,912

$1,064,808

149,837

.

railway——

"Deficit,

$3,710,806

railway

William

13,402

5,778,743
1,491,783
506,602

railway

from

450.782

techniques are used in the manur
facture of the seamless casing and
tubing, which ranges in size from
two and three-eighths to nine and
five-eighths inches outside diameter,
Mr-, Fr.anz said.)'A, sizing or reducing- hiill finishes the products for
the oil country,.
go.Qdsqmarkets to meet the exacting specifications of
the petroleum industry.

company

$1,088,899

will

Net

1—

.•Deficit.—V.

77,795

55,104

railway.—_ '

from

1950"ft

$7,731,149

367,238

outstanding.

common

fields

corporation

1950

$438,153. r $746;360

171,517

From Jan. 1—

1,152,133

rallway__

oper.

1951

1952

$690,490
,

railway.

from

Gross

$5,068,068

income—_

2,236;552

$18,708,371 $18,848,240 $18,494,265 $18,568,497
from railway—
4,223,420
3,268,874'
3,774,090
2,503,169
2,609,191
ry. oper .income
1,172,596
1,889,770
880,196

Net

88.399

•

1953

railway

1,918,973

August-

$36,707

railway—.^—

2,362,825

the

Today,

Chicago & North Western Ry.—Earnings—
Gross

1953

$8,255,779

...

128,994

shares

From

Central RR. of New Jersey —Earnings

Net

5,970,401

oper. income—
178, p." 1050.

—V.

August—
■Gross from

6,184,924

ry.

—V.

-Earnings-

**

income

President,

employs

income

Jan.

issuance

for

T130.

p,

paid*

coast,

Franz,
mill

851.

oper.

Net*from

44,955

profit

6,859,177

and

1951

$1,261,165

81,662
income

on

6,232,880
2,557,261

income

from

Gross

taxes

Federal taxes

irom
ry.

From

Profit before Federal income

20,746,497

1,028,709

1—

p.

from

Net
Net

value' (Stated
outstanding

par

issued

are

(President)

$1,627,922

—.

431,624

23,506,088

1953

oper.

capital

outstanding)

plan

$197,170

under

acres

Mr-

railway
railway

178,

Gross

COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF EARNINGS

Net

187,421

23,084,405

railway

Jan.

ry.

will

.

value

338,820

19,274,859

August—

builidng to

for

(Consists of

567,173

income

oper.

authorized

shares
no

taxes,

ultra-modern

story

which is expected to be

specifications and

provide
size

956,255

$3,265,005

Chicago, Indianapolis & Louisville Ry.—Earnings-

case.

engaged

is

into

company

$2,954,354

from

—V.

in the sale and servicing of
crawler tractors, motor
graders, scrapers, bulldozers and other indus¬
trial
products
manufactured
by
Allis-Chalmers Manufacturing Co.;
industrial diesel engines manufactured by Detroit Diesel Engine Divi¬
de# of General,Motors
Corp.; portable air compressors and air tools
manufactured
by Ingersoll-Rand Co.; heavy duty construction ma¬
chinery trailers manufactured by LaCrosse Trailer Corp.; and high
pressures steam
cleaning equipment manufactured by Malsbary Manu¬
facturing Co. and used for cleaning construction equipment.
Company was incorporated in Ohio on July 14, 1948 and has no
subsidiaries.
Its principal
place of business is presently located at
*850 East Fifth
Avenue, Columbus, Ohio, on leased premises. However,
the

$3,167,767

income—

railway

from

Net

.

be

ry.

income

per

gas

The

1964 at lOO'/il thereafter

each

172,

the

(328,839

announced

—

western

Pacific
1950

851.

from

From

has

completion on schedule of this large plant
marks an ioCforward
step in the industrial growth of the West. Seartlpipe produced at Pueblo will be readily accessible to the great oil

and

1951

-.

1—

p.

Net

from

proceeds

company

1952

1,122,912
389,641

railway

oper.

from

Increased—

shares

360,000

"The

$3,159,522

railway

railway

178,

Net

the
sale
of
the debentures
have been used to retire $130,000 notes payable to bank
and the
remainder, amounting to approximately $31,800, has been added to
working capital.
•
'
/
BUSINESS—The

1953

Jan.

ry.

Gross

operation
thereafter
or before
15,

5,086,989

13,214,853

portant

August—

before

without premium;

1955

5,504,564

6,443,034

' 15,623,489

profit

The

case.

to redemption through the

6,836,072,

6,072,968

company

Charles Allen, Jr.,

851.

oper.

Net

15, 1959
thereafter

102;

6,817,357

from

The

Federal

for

of the

railway

railway—

from

—V^

In

or

15,886,858

5,846,660

(Oct.
officially opened its new $30,000,000 seamless tube
at Pueblo, Colorado.
The new mill, the first west
of the Mississippi, will be an important
supplier of seam¬
less steel tubing and casing to the oil and
gas industries

911,477

385,938

from

Net

March

15, 1957 at 103; thereafter and on
thereafter and on or before March

with

PROCEEDS—The

1961

15,

thereafter

101;

whole

a

before

or

on

March

before

before

or

102;

premium;

and

as

thereafter and

105;

1964 at

each

March

101; thereafter and

Without

15,

also subject

fund

1959

or

on

in

are

before

or

March

thereafter

March

interest

ry.

From
Gross

875,716

,

V 841,52#

mill

Chicago & Illinois Midland Ry.—Earnings—
notice

days'

30

on,

1955 at

15.

104;

from

Net

callable

are

784,991 1

♦Excluding shares held in treasury.- -V. 174,

Chicago Great Western Ry.—Earnings-

15, 1965.

before March

or

8;
793,938 4

-

5)

340,713

August—

Ohio

debentures

836,38^

757,060,

shares.—V.

before

Earnings

1950

717,901

from

$1,860,737

845,220

Tube Mill at Pueblo, Colo.—The corporation
today

$3,130,402

p.

1950.

$*,947,805

2.:

16,453,190
6,724,306

!

Dividends

less

Company on Sept. 24 publicly of¬
fered, to residents of Ohio only, an issue of $175,000 12year 5%% sinking fund debentures dated Sept. 15, 1953

part,-on

shares.

Colorado

railway

178,

sales

Net

3,938,793

income

oper.

1951

-$2,034,863

17,099,047

railway

from

Net

$45,-

■

821.722

Chemical Co.—Stock

additional

39,112,538

20,162,405

1953

Jan.

in Novem-;

up

company's

:*

1952

$2,047,968

income.

$3.33Vb)

♦Common

income

oper.

the

947.

p.

750,000

Prov.

8,499,300

railway...—

from
ry.

Gross

Columbus, O.—Debentures

Co.,

help finance
program.—V; ;177,\' p. 4O0»> v

railway

(par

Profit

183,596,534

railway.

Irom

Net

to

$23 342,867

August—

From

Midwest

used

Club Aluminum Products Co.-

Chicago & Eastern Illinois RR.—Earnings—
Gross

set

to

;

'

•

program

stockholders on Sept, 22 voted to Increase

stock

178, p. 947.

Gross

on

be

railway..

oper.

178,

Net

$24,649,986 $24,333,735 $25,354,981
6,927,453
8,008,368
8,038,015
2,713,508
3,196,465
3,562,561

railway

oper.

V

;

borrowing

In¬

1958

from

1—

from

from

34,342,692

1953

from

Aetna Life

and

annually

63,588,513

6,709,729

inc.—

income

The

—

.

to

are

income.—

Jan,

ry.

of

12,183,305

,

■

Co.

mature

1953

Clorox

20,654,584

railway

oper.

Net

383.

Tractor

Ohio

and due Sept.

4,729,242

/

railway..!.
ratlwayv——_

oper.

Net

$

expenses

railway..^

Net

will carry an oversubscription privilege.
on
a
negotiated basis by a group

listed

is

stock

178, p.

ry.

From

^From Jan. 1—

underwritten

be

Offered—The

9,397,028

4,220,397

1050.

from

from

Net

Co.—To Offer Stock—

The warrants

common

25,992,303

9,879,310

Insurance

will

from

from

235,316,750

oper.

p.

Net
was

Union Securities Corp.

Exchanges.—V.

29,495,150

,

.

$15,000,000

a

-

proceeds

Net

1953- -8 Mos.—1952

$

30,152,753 232,514,571

August—

con-

stockholders on a l-for-9 basis, and
Warrants for the right to subscribe, at a price not yet
expected to be issued to stock of record Oct. 27, and

will

29,874,196
9,646,373
4,035,586

•

Clinchfield RR.—Earnings-

are

offer

583,341

Co.—Private Placement

August—

—V.

1952

out

1951.

Gross

Ry.—Earnings

Chicago, Burlington & Quincy RR.-

Offering will be made to present

The

.

Years Ended June 30—

has filed a petition with the Illinois Commerce Com¬
authority to sell 100,000 additional shares of common stock.

headed by

rounds

OOQ.OOO expansion

Dir.

a

announced, the

-Stock Offering

Electric Corp.-

company

13.

This

to

Central Illinois Light

'"•'1

701,656

466,012

Life

Co.

They
1977, inclusive.

ber,

operations

railway

Net

expire Nov.

1,035,965

386,609

32.837,889

oper.

way

Net

amounted

employees.

735,978

Mutual

surance

Net revenue from rail-

2,777,874

■

139,978

determined,

western

3,251,588

to

64,530 shares.
Thus, warrant holders
subscribed to about 82% of the shares available to them by exercise
of rights; employees subscribed to 89%
of the shares offered to them.
An aggregate subscription from stockholders and employees amounted
to 123% of the total shares offered.—V. 178, p. 1050.-

lo

*i\ 38,037

24,692,875

shares offered to stockholders, 114,191 shares were
subscribed pursuant to initial subscription rights and of the 20,000
shares offered employee*?*, 17,284 shares
were subscribed.
Out of the
t«tal
shares
offered to stockholders
and employees, 27,963 shares
were
available for allotment among warrant holders whose additional

This

78,942

-

Acker, President, announced Sept. 28 the successful
the company's recent offering of common stock,
offering ol common stock to stockholders and employees

mission for

$403,365

'

55,340

revenue..

oper.

Railway

R.

subscriptions

118,843

4,359,406

$

of

the

...

.

.

--556,059

last month was reported to have placed $5,000,000 additional 3^ % promissory notes (convertible at
the holder's option ,into debentures)", with the North¬

851.

p.

oversubscribed.
Of

,

-

604,075

487,792

Oversubscribed—

The

$529,820

'
"

4,407,084

1,150,428
-

income

Period End. Aug. 31-

$3,415,725

451,936

Central Hudson Gas &

Ernest

f

,

6,902

\

4,797,337

railway

oper.

34,397

,.

railway—

Chesapeake

1950 ; "

1951

1952

332,696

from

elusion

851.

p.

Net

622,224

railway
from railway
ry. oper. -income—
178. p. 851.

Net

178,

557,868

.

5,880,803

•,»

1,503.300

-

32,414.685
12,903,975

Income

1950

.

$3,621,019

1,252.966

company

'

Guy. W. Vaughan of Bethel, Conn., and New York City, to be
a
director
of
this
118
year
old
company
manufacturing
scales,
springs :and 'force mMsiirhtg'devices.*1" *J :v !'*: * ■
1,5 ' '<
• '•
*>-■>'
Mr. Vaughan, former Chairman of Curtis Wright
Corp. and Wright
Aeronautical Corp., is a member of the board and the executive conir
mittee of the Western Electric Co., and a director in the following
companies; Boots Aircraft Nut Corp., T. E. Conklin Brass & Copper,
Inc. and Management Counsellors, Inc.

14,787,518
3,018,532

$3,437,477

railway

Jan.

From

Gross

15,260,798
3,973,709

178,

requirements.—V

from

Net

railway
railway.!.....

oper.

>

.

Cleveland-Cliffs Iron
-1950

of

1953—8 Mos.—1952

13,973,709

railway
oper. income—

Net

—V.

(Jtohn) Chatillon & Sons, N. Y. City—Vaughan

1,365,550
3,818,532

1953

Gross

.

Ry.—Earn^.

1951

,$3,762,991

.

1,237,707

.

605,472

r"

1—

'/

v

$3,731,289

1,379,513

from

The

Georgia Ry.—Earnings-

Central of

from

*

27,847,277 305.861.207 319,494,447

37,756,732
1,998,663

preferred dividend

•After

ry.

;

1—

from

ry.

See

$

share

com.

from

Net

$523,512
.$460,915
31,191 •"
*19,454

Income...

Jan.

Norton

1953—Month—1952

Common

per

Net

427,941

851.

p.

railway
railway.J_—'

Net

Co.—Earnings

31

;

•Earns,

Gross

1,249,833

523,569

...

oper.

Net

agent to

,f

profit after taxes-shares outstdg.

Net

Gross

which expire at ^3:30- p.m. Oct, 7, 1953,

Caterpillar Tractor

ry.

From

stack of Carrier Corp. in exchange for

to common

subscription warranty
V. 178. p. U58.

Net

,

also

Period End. Aug.

6,842,000

1,333,762

*2,437

561,537

from

Net' from

W

of New York has been appointed

Co.

Trust

Subscriptions

178,

7,710,000

813,595

"

1,628,868

income

oper.

August—

v

Subscription Agent—

r-,,arantv

from
ry.

7,273,000

1952

I

$3,793,675

income.__

oper.

From Jan.

7,795,000

_

Charleston & Western Carolina. Ry.—Earnings.".//. 1
1953
1962 J •'
1951/: *

..

.

u

made

■

from.

of the

systems

"^^Hvities54'oTfthe

ctnrk

1

railway
railway.-

♦Deficit.—V.

central-station type.
thim operating group, Allied Products Divi■Jminclude food freeaers, unit heaters, automatic ice makers
rJain other specialty products.
'
i
and certain ot
p
l0Ur progl.am
of the corporation will involve
vopnditures of approximately $10,000,000. A new plant
is to be
the
southern part of the United States and substantial addi-

S

Jan. 1—

from

'

air

absorption-machines, axial-flow compressors and,
products'that enter into air conditioning and industrial

—

netfr.

From

Gross

1953

;

Gross

•

,

August—

$882,000

139,000

•:

;

1950

,

$l;018,000

243,185

105,924

Cincinnati, New Orleans & Texas Pacific

'1952

,

$1,01-4,000

3

in

the

company's

report

progress

dgted
' k .

has completed its first
County,

completed

<•>'

Co.—Drilling Operations—

part:

Choctaw

»

•

at

a

Ala.

depth

The

well

as

part of

a

development

Commonwealth-Larue

of 3,819

feet

in

the

No.

1

preliminary

.

YorkJ* ^JSw'SficeS^iaiT^s S%ieEStt0r
Other offices. 135 S^ La Salle St., Chicago 3. UL
Reentered as second Class mauer February 25, 1942, at the

statisti^l issue^on Monday!.

Copyright 1952 by William B„ Dana Company.

States,

U. 8. Possessions, Territories and

Members of Pan-American Union, $48.00 per year; in Dominion^

year.

exchange, temittance for foreign

subscriptions

end

advertisements must be made

In

New

York funds.

i

4 "

(1272)

test

production

State

In' Alabahia

day.

per

.

-

•"

.

-

interest in this area, on which these
1,360 acres, with room for more than 2b
ate being developed jointly by Common¬
wealth
and
the Southeastern Drilling Co.,
partly with tax money,
Commonwealth owning a half of the working interest in the production.

would

The

Gulf

the

"Commonwealth

is

■At

the

drilling

now

in the 40 Mile Ben.d

1,

of the

meeting

a.

payable Oct. 15, 1953 on the
until such ' date' as may be
176, p. 2530.
;

quarterly dividend

directors.—V.

the

.

net

proceeds
working capital.

.The

Total

operations

to. develop

profit after taxes-——
♦Earnings per common share

,

sh'ares

309,287

on

of

from

Net

ry.

From

$1,882,3*20
146,384
.
$0.47

Gross
Net

567.

p.

178,

railway

1

income.—

oper.
Jan.

178,

852.

p.

<

Ended Aug. 31—

8 Months

Operating

revenues

Operating

expenses :

Depreciation
Federal

taxes, on

other

1,510,922

has

a

694,391

the

company's volume is defense
production to continue for

39,192,434

3,292,645

'

—

Net

Operating

$9,733,518

Net

Income

$10,194,547

Income

$8,899,066

2,736,057

2,265,261

$7,458,490

$6,633,805

852,595

-

—

deductions

852,596

—

.

Jan.

ry.

178,

income

.'

——

stock

dividend

available

Balance

for

—

requirement-—

(based

outstanding!

$6,605,895

tion

Gross

from

from

Net

ry,

$7,611,358
„

1,815,096

568,653

51,974,630

10,304,485

10,155,860

4,129,726

.

4,872,056

852.

?

.

of

$1.19

Net

from

Net

*

$7,477,083

$7,929,709

$7,021,103

3,112,596

2,228,776
1,029,753

1,390,830

ry.

—V.

income.—

the

56,385,379

48,428.736

income—

8,124,548

6,144,335

1

with

NOTE—During
close

and

of

$28,003,242.

business

ended

year

Shares
Aug.

on

of

31,

1953, utility plant account
stock outstanding at the

31,

Aug.

4,543,999

common

1953

and

31.

Aug.

1952,

5,167,196

were

August—
Gross from

the

1952

$16,484,300

have

the

announced

3V4%

of

their

converted

when

1953

DEBENTURES—Holders

OF

conversion

Sept.

on

convertible

debentures

178,

first

since

stock

common

became

July

it

available,

1,

was

Gross

568.

p.

ry.

The

has

company

short-term

a

Natural Gas
applied

to

account

open

Net

the

for

SEC

authorization

credit

of

its

to

make

to

exceeding

of

cummer

the

time

cales

by

1953;

when

during

the

stored

These

customers.

early

and

the

the

Hope

of

part

1954

gas.—V. 178, p.

per com.

Is

cash

funds

produced

Gross
Net

from

Net

ry.

—V.

$1,566,269

$4,697,107

3,300.000

3,300,000

3.300,000

3.300,000

$0.41

$0.47

$1.42

$1.30

from

Net

$4,293,128

ry.

This
D.

C.

company

"West
tlie

water.

no

that

announced

The

rank

a

as

260

it

wildcat

barrels

company

has

in

the

Corpus Christi Trevino No.

potential

of

barrels

160

railway

1952

well

3

day

per

in Starr County. Texas,

on

A

a

choke

with

585

1951

438,096

519,736

210,448

15.094.612

11.488.133

12,677,384

11,872,281

1,920,495

4,916,477

The

2,096,633

shows*

Excelsior

capital

1953

1952

1951

349,275

311,162

income—

105,742

104,415

$640,416

corporation

Sept.

on

21 .filed

letter

a

of

notification

railway
railway

5.989,488

$608,124

2,124,612

320,578

77,802

5,063,-535

4,907.326

2,134,315

2,296,549

554,522

At

$100,000 of 12-year series A 6% subordinated debentures
to be offered in denominations of $100 each
separately and in a package

920,408

778,239

655,006

income..

child

-

■

has called for redemption

on

No'v.

1"terest-

RflnkTr.1

Chemical

SEC

of

next

company's property has been

The

.

stockholders

fShare

to

be

paid

of

in

the

sold

company

the

to

State

recently

were

of

Kentucky.

offered

notes

payable dated July 1. 1953 and
*>efore Sept. 15, 1953. The offer was made
by Sarjem Corp.
-The
J.

A.

es

stockholders'
Reid

and

J.

committee
H.

More,

Secretary.The committee

-—V.

157,

consisted

603

Dixie

of

F.

for

$250
due

Midland,

B.

Cross,

Jr.,

Terminal

Bldg.,

Cincinnati.

or

100°?

City

Net

ry.

•From

Gross

Credak, Inc., Philadelphia—To Expand Credit
System
This
will

corporation,

expand

to

a

which

operates

national

President.
Success

of

the

in

Yaffe

the

for

and

plan,

small

Delaware,
Missouri
4s

a

all-purpose

new

it

is

revealed

credit

by

system

Yaffe'

David

Jan.

from

Net

ry.

—V.

Mich., has

several

In

and

New
be

to

medium

the

there

In

the

was

retailers,

York

Western
near

months

given

Creduk

convenience

sized

New

first

trial

states

establish

for the

Jersey,

four

and

it

the

lias

reason

been
bv

in
Mr

e'-on'o^

5,d89,366
1,789,855

p.

net

is

middle-income

already
Island,

represented

in

consumers

railway

m

'

P.

City

ated

announced

as

operation

Mr.
when

Yaffe
the

in

said

system

future.

Present plans, Mr.
Yaffe Indicated, call for 600 franchise
holders
vh» wtll each be responsible for developing Credak in a
specific geo¬
graphical area. Credak's advertising agency, Lohnteyer, Adleman and




Net

from

Net

ry.

From

43.190,143

6.430,182

Gross

5,211,523

4 097 255

3,484,343

M58.647"

25,466,006

1950

27.893.959

shares,

$6.—V.

par

178,

on

railway
railway

32,*788
*531927

9,106

110.984

*88,506

♦Deficit.—V.

178.

p.

852.

176,

to

are

be

filed

letter

a

1863.

p.

added

McGlone
to

Finance

Co.,

the

to be offered
Chicago, 111.

$10)

(par

&

with

notification

of

stock

common

Carl

Inc.,

1472,

177, p.

working capital.—V.

Washington, D. C.—

Corp.,

& Coe, Washington, D. C.
working capital.'- ; '•■'-

to
of

debentures
stock

44.882

be

reserved

per

this

for

class

27.000
143.

A total of

share.

purpose.—V.

176, R.

&

Rubber Co.—Partial

Redemption—

4

Oct.

5.—V.

178,

1159.

p.

"

1953

from

From

railway.
railway.:.....

oper.

Jan.

Net

from

Net

ry.

53.976

income

84,882

236,186

24,170,220

*16.787

*367,090

23,536,879

■

$1,816,959

$1,750,451
*141,775

20,785,251

*227,352

.

1—

railway
railway—I

oper.

$1,866,836

9,662

1950

-1951

1952

$1,910,519

from

The„
8

tional
snare

5.834,282

income...

6,489.801

2.929,671

178,. p.' 853."

""

^

'

4.498.948

,

18.757.555
3,857.398

2,010,851

-

3,483,121

*

'

9°mPany plans to offer

the right
shares of
for
:

3,428,200

950,298

2.804.700

740.939

656,339

97,085

will

The net proceeds are

be convertible into nine shares of

may

stock-(no pan,'valued at $12.50

after

from

Gross

n

4.134.500

'

countries.—V.

28
of

through

Services

this

of

Net- ry:

1950

489,301

131.933

Sept.

shares

August—

Net

$393,700

*26,568

♦59,653

*234!si6

$84,137,000.

were

engaged in establishing a
be
responsible for Fair-

is

will

1,626.497

*

.

Florida Power
Corp.:—Rights to Subscribe—

1951

$351,600

3,440.800

Income

period

company

and

Gross

5,045,217

1952

1—

from

ry.4 oper.

six-month

corporation
Europe, which

plans to call for redemption on Nov. 15, next, 12.000
V2 %
cumulative
preferred stock at $102 per share and
accrued
dividends.
Stockholders desiring to receive
the
redemption
price, plus accrued dividends to the
redemption date,
may do so,

10,621,765

$381,900

income...

the
the

in

on

Firestone Tire

2.117,855'

?'S9'304 a3-182^93
4,160,189

of

The

v

i.

$6,981,749
.s-4,043,748

36,924,345

1.596,457

for

share

proceeds

$100

shares

Ry.—Earnings-

1952 "
1951
$8,980,543 $7,909,296

1953

Jan.

from,

150,000

Florida. East Coast
Ry.—Earnings—

$429 700

railway

railway

Net

to

Honshu

on

^epende^Tln

—

income.

oper.

Net

shares

and

capital

to

'

increase in the authorized

an

through Mackall

shares

Asahi

6 S&ran "ets

1159.

852.

p.

from

$180,000

-

authorized

10

corporation on Sept. 28 filed a letter of notification with the
covering $300,000 principal amount of 5'/2convertible subordin¬
debentures, due Sept. l, 1963, to be offered in multiples of $100

SEC

Duluth, Winnipeg & Pacific
Ry.—Earnings—
°

Gross

Offer¬

Files With Securities and
Exchange Commission—

1265

•

-

A llp-nst
August—

nationally.
of

Rhode

state

as

that

Aug.

time

14,000

'■♦Deficit.—V..

the

Eastern

decision

designed

will

instituted

plan

Japan

1—

railway

oper.

178.

"

income.

oper.

Net
,

1953

railway...
railway

from

-

operation
The

system,

fishing industry.-V.

from

-

York—Stock

follows;

as

'

Sales

per

Federal

National

Operation—

°1)eiatio»s

August—
irotn

New

The

in

two companies, operating in
extruslon P^nt at Suzuka

materiafs.

Japan's vast

Net

1555.

p.

Rin°iienfh f

Gross

O.'.

of

allocated

120,000

corporation

A common

Duluth, Missabe & Iron Range

Chairman-

recommended acceptance of the above offer

from

covering

Each

per

on

Co.

oversubscription privilege).

an

subsidiary

$12.75

$130 nnn

1962-,t

Chicago 90, 111.—V. 176,

Co.—Japanese Plant

at

diS/ST SK" M Sud^Vjlul?
ISdTgg

Covington & Cincinnati Bridge Co.—Sale of Bridge—
The

■

11,549,068

Equipment Acceptance Corp., Peoria, 111.—Files
Securities and Exchange Commission—

With

ch::mcaf"Kss;ecr"LtSlaM ls
imported

26,073,629

10,316,236

products sold to European

The

1

debentures due Oct. l,
-Payment will be made at the

f
Bank & Ttust Co., 208 So.
La Salle St.,

Filand

25,749,714

10,429,371

Farm

'The

nf'r]'.e.r' this year, the

together with $20,000 in common stock, of which $8,000 is class A and
*12,000 is class B. No underwriting will be involved. The proceeds Will
be- used for working capital.

105,239,118

32,102,263 j 24,279,575

be

on

present

to be added

SEC covering

117,591.358

Insurance

stock.

the

Fairchild

107,388

852.

«p.

Htternational Ltd.,

the.

113,217.888

13,149,597

(with

stock

common

$661,015

246,922

-

4,968,353

2,863,430

—

pounds

with

1,787,299

122,614,826

Net earnings for the six
months period ended June 30. 1953 totaled
$2,108,000, equal to 91 cents per share on the 2,310.207 shares of

1950

each

The

1,202,536

'Fairchild Engine & Airplane Corp.—Earnings, Etc.—

Courtesy Loan Corp., Hammond, Ind.—Files With SEC

.

1,553,195

853.

p.

RR.—Earnings—

$747,109

corporation

Dow

1,478,939

The proceeds will
$120,000 to surplus,

2,429,197

0( is-ycar 4-, Sinktag (unci

tubing pressure. The estimated open flow potential Is 1,800 barrels per
■day, and the well has received the maximum allowance of 100 barrels
|)er day, 30 days per month, the announcement added.—V. 178, p. 1159.

1950

$15,407,257 $15,358,253
2,986,427
4,200,796

948.

p.

share held

5,061,025

1,465,506

railway
railway__T_—

oper.

178,

1951

3,770,729

852.

p.

from

ry.

1952

$15,406,419

income

oper.

178,

The stockholders

3,432,809
,

width, '23

per

339,253

4,455,331

in

1159.

p.

1—

687,015

206,09,1

.

178,

30,000 additional shares of capital stock (par $6) at $10
share on the basis of one-fourth of one share for each

1950

$1,583,959

...

console ensemble

a

inches

3,883,602

railwayrailway!.——

from

.

282,684

income—.

receiver
styled
publicy displayed

President

ing—The company is offering to its stockholders of rec¬
ord Sept. 16 the right to subscribe on or before Oct. 5 for

Dodge Manufacturing Corp.—Partial
Redemption—

Countv,

of 4i
gravity
working interest

75%

a

Reeves

in

day

per

owns

brought

leasehold.

The
a

29

355,950

625,222

railway..__

the

$15,925,472
—

from

ry.

627,138

275,079 1

$1,489,865

-

and

that

1,356,513

742.810

-

Jan.

Net

1—

oper.

from

—V.

Co.—New Wildcat Well—

Aylesworth Oil Well No, 1
Texas.' This well produced

§>ipeline oil with
4n

Sept.

on

1,672,789

$1,346,411

income

was

36

measures

inches in height.—V.

railway

railway
oper. income

Net

From Jan. 1—

Gross
Net

Refining

75,374

$1,989,631

from

Net

1953—9 Mos.—1952

$1,353,449

share

Corpus Christi

184,528

1953

oper.

178,

Gross

Net
*

391,518

August

(& Subs.) —Earnings—

Corp.

148,209

28,221

!

Gross

of

sales

147.

p.

463,970
223,989

railway.—_
railway———

from

peak

advanced

from

78.731

.

...

1.326,646

—

> From Jan.

pending

Hope's

meet

the

1953—3 Mos.—1952

31—
profit after taxes
•Com. shares outstanding
178,

cash

its

to

repay

1,393.873

income

oper.

ry.

—V.

Detroit & Toledo Shore Line

Period End. July

Earnings

the

as

replenish

utilized

will

Hope

ry.

receiver

1953

from

From

852.

p.

from

Net

756.

Net

—V.

be

may

winter.

27,600

from

Net

the

during

up

42.289

oper.

178.

Gross

persons

built

were

must

now

inventories

coming

Continental Motors
.

inventories

54,765

income

railway—„
railway

television

production

for mass

The

screen.

from

1950

$248,521

•

1—

^August—

$2,-

until
Oct. 12, 1953, to request a hearing thereon. Hope's need for additional
cash
on
a
short-term
basis
results
primarily from the necessity of
■of
building up inventories of gas in underground storage to meet
of

92.864

1951

$233,347

Detroit, Toledo & Ironton RR.—Earnings—

wholly-owned

subsidiary, Hope Natural Gas Co., In an amount not
000,000;
and
the
Commission
has
given
interested

demands

ry.

—V.

Co.—Credit to Unit—

extension

from

Net

Consolidated

$172,451

from

statement

Erie RR.—Earnings-

Net

1952

$205,166

Jan.

room

*

1953

railway....

oper.

From

color

compatible

designed

depth and 37'A

Net

railway——

from

Net

debentures

into

privilege

30.—V.

Net

approximately a third
sold in December,

of

the

on

August—

852.

Detroit & Mackinac Ry.—Earnings

4,866,597, respectively.

'CONVERSION
of

the

and
time

16-inch

a

Gross
increased

with

remarks

Sept. 28 by Benjamin Abrams,
This first color receiver, Emerson Model C-500, is

8,770,363

6,598,685

.

com-

38,936,391

13,828,708

50,743,488

18,791.251 ; 14,279,043

railway.._
p.

air conditioning

He

year.

use

first

inches in

railway-

oper.

178,

home

for

2,800,238

1,283,710

railway

last

first ' commercial

for

$7,413,544

2,772,045
1,166,448

railway—

from

established

an

Color T-V Receiver Unveiled—
The

1950

1951

1952

1953

this

Emerson's

for

ahead

904,939

53,595,657

.

expects

fiscal year ending Oct. 31,: will be substantially
pointed out that the current conservation
dividend
policy of the company, is occasioned
bylarge capital expenditures involving the purchase, building and equiping of approxi¬
mately 250,000 square feet of' additional facilities, as well as its-expansion- into the field of air, conditioning.
Mr; Abrams expressed his
hope-that more favorable action will be taken on dividends some time
during 1954/

profits

*

'

his

concluded

Abrams

Mr.

$7,462,782

1,278,757

he

years,

shipments will begin toward the end of this year." "

1950

1951

-

60,584,298
' 12,529,035
6,187,830

13,728,761
6,768,360

income

oper.

some

also announced, "because of the growing interest in
air conditioning. -Our • line -will
soon
be
announced

he

house

and

From Jan. 1—

average

on
—

,

'

.

60.412.93G

railway.__._i
p.

interest in

the controlling

of

pany,"

RR.—Earnings—

Denver & Rio Grande Western RR.— -Earnings—

$5,781,209

$1.32

stock.—-

common

share

common

per

shares

>

August—

Gross

Earnings

•••,■*

railway

oper.

Net

Net

Preferred

1—

from

from

Net

408,533

Income

income

Gross

.

$8,490,533

461,029

railway
oper. income—

From

said

basing his view upon
existing backlogs as well as the .large volume of development con¬
tracts which may later translate themselves into production.
"We are entering the field of air conditioning, through the
acquisi-

-

4.402,791

4,976,118

taxes

ry.

■

Gross

0f

billing. ;He

defense

6,935,227

694,391

at

Abrams, President, announced on Sept. 29 that Emerson
substantial backlog of orders and that approximately
25%

Benjamin

35,023,297

8,438,377

'

Sub-

Field—Earnings

"

,

„

$5,284,853

.

$7,924,941
2,025,377
1,012,017

$7,457,342
1,582,140
784,065

railway

from

—V.

Other

Higher Hate—

1

Co.—Backlog

Conditioning

539,441

1952

1953

from

Net

$65,618,638 $59,003,056
37,931,764
34,965,723
5,159,381
4,540,214
7,817,857
7,203,795

-

—

amortization.-.
income

and

Gross

1952

1953

Manufacturing

.

August—

—Earnings Increased—Debentures Being Converted—

Electric

1,229,333

37,379,237
7,514,132
3,990,847

■

.

,

Power Co. of Bait.

four-page

the

truck,

$5,401,797

.

Consolidated Gas Electric Light &

■

1950

31.571,613
14,0o9,76Q
6.029,178

brochure, detailing its newly developed 2onn
truck, has just been" released by this company
"Cargo Scout," is electric powered and is designed
for handling loads in confined areas at maximum speed.
The free literature contains many photographs showing the "ca'ren
Scotit"
in
a- variety
of applications* additional- photos -detail SUch
truck components as the
lift asembly, frame, drive unit and oasw
tyf>e trail- axle.—V. 178, p. 948. 1 •• •

,

Delaware, Lackawanna & Western

All

;

1—

36,699,472
railway.—8,658,144
oper. income.—
6,285,557

1,733,707

stantial—Entering Air

1951

1952
$4,729,233
885,051
433,204

from-railway

ry.

Files

of notification with the. SEC
(par 24 cents) to he offered
The proceeds are to be us

■-■

...

fork

capacity

The

Emerson

from

—V.

outstanding debts and

Corp.—Earnings-

1963
$4,883,966
1,183,736
920,634

railway.--.

8,940,968

3,239,076

663,595

852.

P.

two-color,

A

lb.

<"■

-

from

Net

outstanding.—V.

stock

common

leases.

August—

Net
♦Based

Sept. 24 filed a letter

on

Delaware & Hudson RR.

1952

$2,136,330
96,715
$0.31

-

Net

company

12,896,537

36,258,971
13.191,4.73
2,889,433

/

income.

oper.

1.587;543

Elwell-Parker Electric -Co:—New Brochure—

Fla

*'

covering 300,000 shares of common stock
at $1 per share, without underwriting.

Compo Shoe Machinery Corp.—Earnings—
1953

entiires' to
Miami

o0

29,406,647

$3,835,534

443,259

37,991,813

railway.

railway-

from
ry.

—V.' 178,

1950

$4,783,945
1,810,328

792,838

1—

Jan,

from

Net

■

Rouge, La.

Deep Lake Gas & Oil Co., Baton

Gross

,

^

2,041,833

344,969

1951

$4,458,583

1,554,188

;

railway

oper'. income.

ry.

From

Gross

4

1952

$4,712,734

._■

railway— .r

from

from

Net

V

'

.

.

'1953

AugustNet

At/.Uo1Ti^nJ°3p^a^'d *f J*

be used to retire

to

are

_

6 Months Ended June 30—

m

in

Eastern Ry.—Earnings

Elgin, Joliet &

Hptprmined

later determi

corporation

covering

The

area

spread

a

'

With SEC—

on Sept. 28 filed a letter of
$300,000 principal amount oi 8i
be.offered in units of $1,000 eadji through

Commonwealth

frpm

.

Miami, Fla.—Files

Dade Reagents, Inc.,
The

SEC

in the South Florida area of 15,000
and; bears l/4th of the cost of this well.
Coastal Petroleum provides a substantial part of the cost of the well
and owns an important lease interest in the area.
The well wall be
completed to the Sunnlland formation. Commonwealth plans a second
well in the 40 Mile Bend area several miles from the CommonwealthWiseheart State No.' l."—V.
177/ p. 623.
'
purchased

Oil

;"Gulf

acres

^

Net

by

Commonwealth-Wiseheart State

the

);. ■

which

,

Preferred Dividend—
directors'held Sept.124. -it' was resolved that

preferred stock be deferred

west o'f Miami, Fla., where the com¬
pany
holds a net acreage interest of about 52,000 acres.
The Gulf
Oil
Corp. has a
l/4th interest in this well, Coastal Petroleum a
%ths interest, and Commonwealth a ?/aths interest.
No.

"

;

office

Credak o

Gross

"

...

g

^

through the central

ferred

Cudaliy Packing Co.—Defers

exploration program of Florida State Lease No.

panhandle.)

those ha

or

the service.

preferred stock, series A, at. par,;($10.;.pqr::-shai^h^^^- ™ulatjy§
The* net'proceeds were to be' usdd to redeem {outstanding first
stock and for working'capital-vy
pre"
The
company,
incorporated , in ! Delaware; Jun'e- 30, 1949 nn
seven
supermarkets in Rock Island, Molinei ahd^Easf- Molina
'■-and Clinton, Ia.-V. 177, p. 2351.";
Ill»
?

then remit the full amount to selling
men?be^lli^^ wredak wiii
days," less 6%' of the total billing. Using cycle blHin^vCredalc win
than
collect directly
from the cardholder, who pays no additional
charge beyond the monthly statement fee.

has

Corp.

Oil

use

^^

14

been carrying out an
833, using seismic crews
and doing extensive, core drilling.
This shoreline and tidelands lease,
In' which Commonwealth holds a 25%
undivided interest, is located
In the Panhandle of Florida and extends from the Alabama-Florida
line to the Apalachicola River, a distance of about 110 miles covering
680.000
acres.
Commonwealth completed such development contract
with Gulf Oil following the discovery of the Pollard Oil Field near
the Florida border in South Alabama and there are now 33 producing
wells in this field. .(Gulf has advised Commonwealth they would beg n
immediately to drill on the big lease off the coast of the Florida
Fall

and service

is June offered,publicy 25,000 shares ofv6%!!'Ci]mil,■

The company

will

of

last

'•'Since

able to

and

charges will be cleared

All

additional wells, to complete the

will drill a number of
this property.

company

development

be

Credak

drlllihg locations. * The'leases

service

.

Markets, Lie.; Moline,' IU.^stock Offering

Eagle Super

the entire mer

supervise

,^ecutLve, traveto

Every shopper, business
classified as a "cardholder,

members."

totals

located,

are

will

Pa.,

'

"Commonwealth's -leasehold

wells

Philadelphia,

and promotion program, he said.
.
Credak, .Inc.f will be'a central billing service: for.all.reta1
businesses. Mr, Yaffe explained. These constitute the pi

chandising

the rate of 120
regulations limit"

at

of

Montgomery

producing section located - lm the "Selma
barrels, per day of 19 giavity oiL
production:to 100 battels per well

the top

of

swabbed

Chalk"

79,593

L
.

is

4e

to

subscribe

common

each

lo

rights-

or

shares

a

made.

iuerrui

■

•

is

or

(par

common

before

$7:501

held.-,Holders

number

|° a fu*l share in

e subscription price

to -its

on

stock

of

lieu
to

be

rights

of

.stockholders- of

Oct.
on

.>

26

for

the

record

211,416

addi¬

of one new
evidencing less

basis

warrants

not divisible

by

10,

may

sub-

allotment.

any fraction,
subject to
determined shortly before the

of

offering

-

offering will be underwritten by Kidder,
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane—V. 178,

Peabody'&
p.

1056.

Co.

and

178- Number 5261

Volume

tive percentages

City Ornamental Iron
. Minneapolis, Minn.—
With-Securities and Exchange Commission—
/

Flour

Files

on

company-

The

shares; of

60,000

rnverinff-

below:,

Paine,
A.

Sales;
—V.

!

-

,

„

:

;

23,457,452

-

.

,

Becker

,

Harlow

'

Road

Alltnlst—

1951
-$1,613,800
325,040

452,285

.*»«•

mm

S3 55*SS&s:~-:
^™J?°fromn'r»l'mayr—

SI?

ry!

Wet

4,709,661..

22,092,496

income
853.

oper.

178,

—V.

p.

15.437,227

15.630.S84

railway

frnm

13,330,231
3,125,537

4,277,247

..

irom

Ended July 31—.

^ales

WM

2,910,591

1,600,000

2,025,000

profit—

Net

Common
Common

shares

outstanding
share

common

•Earnings .per

$1,549,894
61,842
1,173,555
938,844
$1.58

t$l,310,591
55,793
751,075
938,844
$1.33

dividends paid
dividends paid

Preferred

177, P- 2455.

income

expense
deductions

Income

——

f

-

.

*

• rC

„

-

175,

p.

-"'"v.-

318.-;

*;

.

"T

■

American Transportation

General
In

'•

finance

constructed

Office

Corp.—New

announced
that a-field erection shop
is being
1 Colton, California,
to facilitate erection, of Wiggins

at

Floating Roofs, and Wiggins Conservation Structures throughout the
territory. Field erection crews and equipment will be based in Colton,
V.

American

General

where

178, p. 853.

also

maintains

tank

a

Internal

General Aniline & Film Corp.—Control
The

stockholders
in

Interhandel,

of

General

Aniline

the

Film

&

Swiss

May Change—

firm

to

370

in

347

Americanize
to Rlair

Dr.

Felix

told

favor

Iselin,

that
with

find

amicable

an

the

at

The

178,

p.

the

portant

by

United

a

release

of

with

the

ties,

extent

we

Dr.

Iselin

largest
Alien

also

This
other
end

with

certain

of

court

corporations,

have
the

S.

its

return of its
made im¬

recently

succeeded

order,"

that

so

he

General

authori¬
great

a

Switzerland's
support of

the

with

dispute

the

is and
always has been a Swiss corporation and is
thousands of Swiss, American, British, French, Belgian
according to testimony given by Mr. Gera
United States
Senate subcommittee
in July
of this

by

Dutch

year.—V.

174,

2355.

p.

PROCEEDS—The
eral

corporate

form

of

larger cash

receivable

expects to use the net proceeds for
including additional working capital in

company

purpose,

balances,

anticipated

from

BUSINESS—Company
1930 and

is

pressure,

temperature,

engaged

manufactured
«.nd

various

air

for

conditioning,

mam

dale

plant

1,

level

the

other

the design,

industrial
executive

and

of

used

and

the

accounts

and

automatic

of

Standard

30,

Sept.

on

products

are

air,

aircraft

water, steam, refrigerants
appliance, refrigeration and

applications.

located

are

gen¬

volume.

California

in

heating,

offices

sales

controls.

oil,

gas,

in

in

manufacture and sale

flow

and

control

fluids

inventories

growth

incorporated

was

in

increased

and

further

801

at

Allen

Authorized
cumul.

pfd.

stock

stock

i$5

Ave.,

/*On Nov. 10,

the

1952

value)

First

National
Bank
of
Los
Angeles,
promissory note payable in quarterly
emmencing March 31, 1953, with the

1961,

and

earnings

in

for

contingent
the

additional

preceding

commencing March 31,

every

Cash
year

dividends

beginning

178,

tt

,an<* .1950.
1946.

®i

for

In

1950,

one

the

per

and

share

in

have

have

and

agreed,

were

January,

During

been

UNDERWRITERS—The
writers

paid
all

been

1939

common

on0 silares for one-

20c

instalment

instalments

in

due

Dec.

50#

of

31,
net

of

$1,250,000,

of

excess

regular
times

paid

cash

since

on

quarterly

declared in

dividends

such

the

common

commencing

the

on

shares

paid

stock

was

split

stock

with

its
in

1953

was

further

company

on

the

split

basis
on

of

the

1V2

basis

year quarterly dividends
March 31, June 30, and Sept. 30.

has

agreed

to

sell

and

the

under¬

severally and not jointly* to purchase the respec¬




Mexico.—V.

the

in

Texas,

Principal
Del

and

178, p.

com¬

certain

is

announced.

of

in Melbourne,

the

at

$2,533,626

2,235,042

2,032,521

$67,763

$109,312

$523,437

53,232

124,740

145,508

177,735

297,414

237,717

19.4,717

9,701

85,685

60,525

railway—6,728,708
railway
2,571,020
oper. income
543,430

6,147,316
2,215,934

5,597,346

At

1,760,625

1,686.610

551,124

409,359

381,841

income—

Jan.

lease

it

_

Interests

is

to

the

to

Margarine Plant—

refrigeration

facilities

of

Durkee

Famous Foods

Ga.,

for

the

expansion

were

made

in

1948

when

com¬

at

minimum

a

The

In

cost

Cleveland,

constructed to

was

Fort

has

Bend

drilled

allow for later expansion.—V.

178,

p.

948.

on

Sept.

that

25

it

has

entered

an

order

other

opening

the

of

orginally

1953.—V.

13,

session on

trading

Commission

The

March

178,

p.

different

12

files

(B. F.)

suspended

tubeless

On

Rubber

May

100,000

effected,

tire. has

Hood

than

tread

wider

a

Safety-Seal

tires.

conventional

"400,"

own

the

The

tire,

punctures
cord body

1953,

six

different

wildcat

which

prospects

counties

25

on

In

EFFECT

class

plays

have

the

the

PRESENT

'

.

FINANCING

Outstanding

200,000 shs.

60,000 shs.

value).600,000 shs.

176,325 Bhs.

authorized

stock

value

par

result

:

stock

A

outstanding.

net

and owns
drilled by

been

this-region.*

TO

_

par

shares,

and

Itself

of

present time, the
company has leases 4n
the Texas Gulf Coast area and has in its

GIVING

(20c

31,

give

effect

outstanding
holders

to

the

29,387.5

thereof

value

par

$1

In

the

of

each,

June,

which

of

In

consisted «f

company

which 29,347.5 shares
transactions were

of

two

1953,
the

was

issuance

of

the

$1

of

six

ratio

of

additional

an

its then
with the
authorized 20c
value common stock.
exchanged

company

value

par

shares

common

of

stock

presently

stock for each share of $1

common

in

amendment,

shares

the

par

the

PROPERTY

ADDITIONS—The

tiating

with

acquiring all of the

of

owned

Hickory

the

Gulf

the

Co.,

assets

Texas

a

of

with

corporation,

nego¬
a

view

Hickory In exchange for common

Coast company.

Co.

operated

in

management of the company is

Petroleum

Petroleum

and

interest

owns

the

by

production

working interests in some of the leases
and owns a net 3%
working

company

the

from

League

discovery..—V.

City

178,

481.

p.

Gross

from

Net

ry.

par
cover

shares

^

Great Northern Ry.—Earnings—

Net

ry.

Jan.

1—

income

oper.

178,

171,869,992 158,910,545 158,428,733 125,199,993
33,580,234
19,470,241
35,376,289
42,599,434
12,079,811
11,505,617
5,311,025
16,163,434

railway

railway

Green Bay

Net

from

Net

ry.

1952

1951

1950

income

$234,242

$357,745

$369,888

16,580

53,262

169,148

41,150

railway

from

*9,705

19,352

76,642

oper.

584,101

953,824

57.130,909

48,580,379

18,872,942

17,622,873

14,147,141

12,166,948

7,497,601

6,795,150

5,072,249

4,996,022

.

income.

oper.

Corp.—Develops New Motor Oil—

quick-starting, high viscosity index motor oil, for us in automobiles
types of service during the cold and cool seasons, has been
developed by this corporation. Use is recommended wherever tempera¬
of

10

degrees Fahrenheit

Gulfpride

temperatures

178,

(M. A.)
not

—V.

below

or

Light,

—30

it

degrees

may

occur.

permits fast,
Fahrenheit

starting in
kerosene

easy

without

1957.

Hanna Co.—To Call Preferred Shares—
plans
than

more

$102

177,

D.

to

p.

company

at

H.

down

dilution.—V.

per

Oct.

on

plus

call

to

8

shares

410

share,

Its

of

for

redemption

$4.25

dividend

accrued

Dec. 1,
preferred

on

cumulative

of

$1.06V4

share.

per

2569.

p.

Harrisburg Steel Co.—Split-Up Voted—
The

stockholders
stock

common

basis,
from

and

to

H.

Pa.,

the

time

and

U.

and

A.

activity in
three

and

The

the

to

and

and

split the common

outstanding,

on

indebtedness

authorized

of

class B

two-for-one

a1

the

corporation

$5,000,000.

Chairman, reported that Heckett Engineering, Inc.,
wholly-owned
subsidiary of Harrisburg Steel,
ac¬
is rapidly expanding its operations.
of the last stockholders meeting, Heckett operated slag
steel recovery plants in 11 major steel mills in the
a

March,

in

handling
of

to

voted

29

authorized

Heckett,

Butler,

S.

Sept.

on

now

increase

$2,000,000

1953,

Canada,

several

additional

contracts,

Mr,

of

Heckett

these

contracts

three

new

during October

said.

have

plants

and

Since

plants has been

will

been

have

been

be

full

in

that

the

time

scope

considerably broadened
he added. Based on
built which will start

made,

operation

by

December.

has financed these plants out of its own funds. Negotia¬
tions are in advanced stages for three further plants in this country.
The great interest shown also by many foreign steel mills in Heckett's
process
has already
led to concrete
negotiations
and
preliminary
agreements with the biggest steel company in England,
which are
company)

the

before

Heckett;

who

is

English

also

authorities

President

of

for approval, according to
Heckett Engineering, Inc.—V.

Mr.

177,

1257.

p.

—

2,389,956

2,737,160

536,030

682.826

2,488,475
823,377

344,974

109,777

301,504

367,145

income—
178,

p.

853.

company

filed

a

registration statement

with

the

SEC

on

Sept.

1953, covering 100,000 shares of $20 par common stock (dividends
subject to a 2% Hawaiian withholding tax), to be offered for sub¬
25,

scription
in

at

ratio

the

writing
Net

3,058,939
1,046,026

railway

railway

Deficit.—V.

1,010,194

60,022,121

178, p. 853.

The

From Jan. 1—

from

870,413

62,450,990

_

all

-Earnings-

1953
$415,595
138,958

railway

oper.

2,142,628

Hawaiian Electric Co., Ltd.—Registers With SEC—

& Western RR.

August—
from

$7,044,747

1,713,350

1—

Gulf Oil

853.

p.

$7,249,467

2,495,198

A

in

now

from

$7,789,176

2,228,780

-

railwayrailway—..

from

Net

1950

1951

1952

$7,784,922

_

from

operations

1953
1952
1951
1950
Gross from railway
$25,106,149 $26,997,337 $23,268,687 $23,092,521
Net from railway
8,423,834
10,384,148
6,688,439
8,862,526
Net ry. oper. income—
3,296,741
4,144,463
2,524,275
6,632,474

from

railway—

railway
oper. income.
Jan.

Earnings—

1953

from

quired

Sept.

on

540

1

August—

Eric

August—

"ry.

In

account

the

shares of the $1
par value common stock.
On July 8, 1953, by
appropriate corporate action, the company's certificate of incorporation
was
amended resulting in the authorized capitalization shown above.

of

18 filed a letter of notification with the
of common stock (no par) to be offered
share, without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be
costs of present financing.

company

covering

$100

*

counties.

in

for

as

40

At

Net

:

lease

operating agent for others
Since its inception the company

:

common

issued

Company

Gray Trailer Co., San Angelo, Tex.—Files—

Net

the

convertible

stock

stock

\

Gross

were

company's principal

"(

producing

other

value)

next,

automatically seals its
and contains a blowout shield permanently bonded
to
of the tire, he said.—V. 178, p. 853.

Gross

At

counties

cumul.
par

The

Goodrich Co.—New Tubeless Tire—

Hood

ry.

leases

These

The

Houston,

company.

one

geophysical records,

($4

said Exchange on,,Sept. 28,
trading in these securities

division of B. F. Goodrich on Sept. 28
announced a tubeless tire that protects against the major road hazards
of skids, punctures and blowouts.
M. G.
Huntington, general manager of the division, said the new

—V.

States.

Manabi.

County and acts

ten

to

CAPITALIZATION

1057.

»

From

the

participated

companies.

tures

sus¬

pending trading in the $1 par value common stock of Adolf Gobel, Inc.,
listed on the American Stock Exchange, for a ten-day period effective

Net

United

to

Building,

Wharton

and

and

adjacent

acreage

Named

announced

SEC

Gross

the

built

Rust

(Adolf) Gobel, Inc.—Stock Suspension Continued—

used to

to

operates

company

others in Galveston

and

—V.

margarine ■.plant for Durkee, a division of The Glidden
Ohio. At that time one end of the main plant

$2,500,000

Company,

The

in

Gulf

varied working interests.
It has been the policy of tne ,j
acquisition of leases to sell working interests as a
financing the cost of exploration and development, retaining
a
portion of the working interest for its efforts.
In this manner the
company
has been able to develop and test some of its leaseholds

Gross

margarine and mayonnaise plant has been
pleted by The Rust Engineering Co., the designer-constructor.

called

639

after

Net

Co.—Adds

Macon,

The

corporation.

pro

Gulf, Mobile & Ohio RR.

853.

p.

addition

the

Inc., a
Delaware

owns

From

1953.

was

of

means

1—

Gliddcn

on

un¬

reorganized
Delaware cor¬

Inc.

a

that

and

stock of the Gulf Coast company.
These
rata to the stockholders of the original
Inc.
The total assets received by the com¬
$48,000 of which $16,000 was cash and the

j common

Co.,
approximately

company

5,045,826

railway.—

railway.

178,

The

Co.,

Inc.,

Co.,

At

nonproducing

55,054

ry.

the

Exploration

Exploration

Hickory
1950

1951

1952

from

building

Exploration

Ecuador

Texas.

of

area

were

Gulf Coast Leaseholds,

toward

1953

oper.

its

Coast

Co., Inc.,

in

Texas.
\
the present time the company owns leases on approximately 40.000
acres
of
property concentrated in the Gulf Coast region in

which

$501,105

13,153

from

An

Gulf

Manabi

of

July 16,

on

Exploration

properties

on

<

aggregate par value of the shares thus exchanged
amounting to $5,877.50, was charged to paid-in or capital surplus. *;

$693,389

Net

at

Delaware

in

concessions

and

position
.

original Manabi

the

Manabi

distributed

were

was

gross

To

1953—8 Mos.—1952

$2,758,479

$703,147

ry.

—V.

in

capital

acquired all of the domestic properties of the
Exploration Co., Inc. in return for all of the issued

outstanding

were

'?

from rail¬

leases

company

Manabi

balance

and

timepieces

-

1953—Month—1952
$363,351
$386,925
295,588
277,613

proceeds will be used
drilling program on
for this purpose.

and

Authorized

$754,360

from

From

leases

Manabi

Coast

the

held

properties

companies,

and

Gulf

pany

Opera-

Australia

the

of

new

incorporated

was

of

which

properties.
new

Manabi

in

Rio

the

to

exploratory

acquire

1057.

Australian

manufacture

Westclox' factory

it

June,

years

the current
on

600,000

$764,602

Net

Gross

to

company

domestic

two

The

balance

Its

and

outgrowth

an

as

developed

were

1947, 1948,
In 1944 the common stock then outstanding was, in
a two"for-one basis and a similar split was effected

?Yn!. Split on
*n
ahares

its 4-4>/2%
unsecured
instalments of $62,500 each,

year

of

948.

p.

from

Net

Net

have

in

Extra cash dividends

iq

Security-

1954.

DIVIDENDS—The company has
outstanding preferred shares at
issued.

from

giving

annual

calendar

$2,500,000

is

the

into

The

continue

corporation,

well

as

these

59,080 shs.
629,876 shs.

final

Angelo Telephone

$2,375,000

63,861 shs.

borrowed

company

It

Texas

Georgia Southern & Florida Ry.—Earnings

at

1,500,000 shs.

par

value)

New

discontinued

its

at

August—

Glen¬

Outstanding

$2,375,000

($25

par

a

stock

company's

The

CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING

6%

to

notice

will Improve the company's working
meeting its current operating deficits.

in

BUSINESS—The

com¬

being used

are

Baytown

Corp.- -Discontinues

operations
railway oper. inc.

SEC

Common

additional

Louisiana.

and

Texarkana,

and Hobbs in

month,

revenue

—V.

Calif.

Long-term bank loan____:

Corp.,

population

Mexico

Angelo,

way

Net

stock (par $5) at $13 per share.

common

of

by the company
holder thereof at

redemption

funds
it

assist

The difference

Net

at

General Controls Co., Glendale, Calif.—Stock Offered
—Dean Witter & Co. and associates on Sept. 30 offered

100,000 shares of

Telephone

estimated

an

New

San

Railway oper. revenue..
Railway oper. expenses

stockholders,

before

inann

sale

from

Georgia & Florida RR.—Earnings—

obtaining
to

Property Office.

Interhandel

and

of the Del Rio & Winter
to repay short term bank loans used for

and

serves

are

corporation

Provisions

of

one

long-standing

bonds

and Comstock exchanges

Co.,

Time

last

$85,000.

to

properties

by the company at cost

Oklahoma,

products

of

than

office

of

privilege tfhall

,

to

written

business

.

re¬

said.

receive

to

in

the Swiss

bank,

continues

in

U.

These

has

records

Interhandel,

that

out

banking

"We

the

for

Interhandel

the documents by

the

the

Townsend,

lawsuit

that

clients

authorities

S.

company

present

and

After the suspension
of operations, the Australian market will be
supplied from the corporation's other foreign plants.—V. 178, p. 1159.
•

to

carried

been

the

Common

Net

Dallas

pending

court.

the

pointed

Swiss

dominated
and

of

comply

investment

competent

States

consent

seeking

Government,

have

1057.

tions—

contact

stated.

revealed

large number of

a

can

Iselin

S.

Swit¬

Basle,

continuous

in

negotiations

Colonel

obtaining

been

U.

of

Iselin

in

progress

quested
the

Dr.

the

These

Interhandel's

on

have

Interhandel,

in

by

6V4%

includes a plan to
by disposing- of them

meeting

Federal

days

conversion

-The
.

subject

net proceeds derived from the sale of the class A
by the company to pay current liabilities, estimated

used

its

original

for

option to conveTt the class '-A

pr.or to the redemption date,
basis of one share of common

stock..

A

be

acquired

sale

Del Rio

served

be

more

poration,

acquisition of the properties of The San

the

General

by

Directors of

will

deductible

be

30

upon

not

to qualify as exempt
that the corporation's

and

to

shall

Sept. 29 announced the sale
bonds, due 1983, to four institu¬

parent,

Telephone

stock

Purchasers include New York Life In¬

and Carlsbad

Gros

of

for

program

class

of

the

day
the

PROCEEDS—The

ap¬

company on

the

company

Texas

which

shares

annual

Dr.

request

Custodian,

property,

of

held

been

"

Board

Blair

compromise.

express

Property
Commenting

the

and

representatives

Alien

seized

of

'

.

company's

Interhandel

recently

Aniline

General

the

at

policy,

management

New York.

Chairman

stockholders

zerland,

on

of

Interhandel's

Holding Corp.,

has

retirement

continue

Code

continue

stock

90%

whose

the Alien
Property Custodian since 1942, have voted overwhelming support of
of the
Interhandel management's efforts to bring about an overall
solution of this problem, it was announced on Sept. 28. Walter Ger¬
many
managing director of Interhandel, announced a vote of 135,Corp.

will

Revenue
will

Period End. Aug. 31—

Interest

to

from the Commissioner* of
the hourly-rate plan and the

both

thereunder

to

Arkansas,

shop.—

repair

car

subject

1,

in the minimum bene¬

construction.

*•••**"*

"

.......

rulings

amended,

as

the

the

and

Co.

storage

also,

.

June

the

of

part

effect that

the

to

from

stock

Garden

of. the

.

Skyrm

effective

5th
on

share.

per

1951.

received

$3,000,000 of 4Vg%

mon

,

Mr.

service up to 30
The amendments

732,123.

'

purposes.—V.

tax

Proceeds

increasing needs of the West Coast market
facilities, Harold D. Skyrm, Vice-President,
©»
Sept. 29 announced the opening of a Southern California sales
©ffice for the company's Plate and Welding Division. The
new office
is located in Los Angeles. '-'J
.*
recognition

adequate, tank

,has

share

have

the

stock

against dilution.
A

time

any

time

program,

under

munities

for

become

to

of

year

to

the

to

pensions

monthly

Co., $1,000,000; Connecticut General Life Insur¬
Co., $750,000; Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Co.,
$750,000, and Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Co.,
$500,000.
This financing was arranged by Paine, Web¬
ber, Jackson & Curtis; Stone & Webster Securities Cor¬
poration, and Mitchum, Tully & Co.

'

$42,644'

at

will

before

common

each

ciass

$5.25

surance

board,' in line "with earlier established policy, did not declare
dividend "pending solution of financing and construction problems,

a

each

shares

non-contributory

tional investors.

The

—v.

the

Revenue

of

$43,492

——■

^surplus-—•-

income* to

Net

May

amendments

Increasing

approved a similar increase

Privately—The

58,857
13,460

..

for

protected
The

shares

634,150

income <d»xi————

Federal

also

for

certain

General Telephone Co. of the Southwest—Places Bonds

1952
$749,959

—

month

Into

stock

A

time

any

at

ance

65,685
3,070

'•

be

class

of

at

stock

shares held. This offer¬

common

underwritten by Leason & Co., Inc., Chicago, 111.

was

called,

wholly-owned subsidiary.

a

employes.

income

;

1953.
$752,974

'

.

——

as

25 voted
employees

66,412,752

shareholders.

contributions

,

'

Operating

be operated

Sept.

per

was

last

salaried

$1,981,936
65,145
1,173,555
938,844
$2.04

641,575

Ended July 31—>

12 Months

•

'

■

Co.—Earnings—

Frontier Power
"Total

—

'

will

on

corporation

plans

.

taxes.—V.

income

if

Sept. 30 announced that this
outstanding stock of the Euclid

on

Tex.—Stock Of¬

stockholders of record Sept." 15 were

common

A share for each three

Holders

the

5

recently given the right to subscribe on or before Sept.
28 for 60,000 shares of 6Vi% cumulative convertible class
A stock (par $4) at $5 per share on the basis of one class
ing

of

hourly-rate

Internal

dividends. .tNet income for 1953 is shown before
a special
item reflecting excess of proceeds over cash surrender value
©f insurance policies on
life, of an officer, less applicable Wisconsin
preferred

•After

—

Amended—

$1.75

vote

the

under

The

3,831,936
1,850,000

3,574,894

taxes

all

"

for

Shareholders

1951

taxes———

& state income

for Fed.

1952

„

1953,

Company

to

The

proval of

•

$28,447,607 $29,848,025 $35,301,620

——

_

befoTe""income

Profit
Prov.

1953

7,

announced

salaried

•.

Inc. ''j'—

Cleveland, Ohio, pursuant to GM's. exchange
which was approved by shareholders of Euclid

Co.,
'

$1.50

1,736,344

fit

Years

3%

Hurry,
__2V2 %

&

Brush, Slocumb <fc Co. Inc—2V2%

President,

acquired

shareholders

years.

v

Aug

program

were

•

8%

4%

Co.

Walter

iisitibn
Corp.—Acquisition Consummated—

Curtice,

has

Euclid

The
sion

3,853,915

*'

"

r-'-r

Richards

Bingham,

stock

12,171,023

.1,909,241 .J, 1,168,206

,

& Co.—w—

Inc.—.:

Pension Plan

Corp.—Earnings-

Freedtert

H.

of

The

1950
-$1,700,851

501,122

407,561...

railway

Co.

Aug. 28.

on

1952
-$1,827,376

.1953.
-$1,739,719

v.

from-railway--frnrn

&

Machinery

offer

S f

<fc

Hill

Co.—4V2%

&

stock

Ry.—Earnings—

Worth & Denver

Fort

Schwabacher

10%

corporation
,v

11%

Inc.—

Staats

R.

Gulf Coast Leaseholds, Inc., Houston,

fered—The

.

21,852,359 115,251,017 107,521;413

i

respective names
.

William

Jackson -Ac

General Motors

-v.:

8o3.

p.

Durst,

&

Webber,

G.

Sept. 12—

r

178,

their

42%

Lee
Hlgglnson
Corp.—
8%
Lester, Ryons & Co.__4'/2%
—V. 178, p
948.
..

Stores, Inc.—Current Sales Up— ;■ V;
1953—4 yvks.—1952
1953—20 Wks.—1952

fM| Fair

set opposite

stock

Co

Curtis

a

period End.

k

Wagenseller

stpqk (o be offered at par

common

n^r share)' through Woodard-Elwood Co., Minneapolis, Minn,
*
Sfroki E Wood & Co., St. Paid, Mimr. The net proceeds are to,;
^ us"d ?or working- capital.—V. 174, p. 1596.

of common

,,.

Dean- Witter

letter of notification with the

23 filed a

Sept.

•

(1273)

.The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

♦.

is

par by
of one

involved.

common stockholders of record
share for each 5Vfe shares then

on

Oct.

held.

No

5,

1953,
under¬

v

proceeds will be applied towards the four-year plant expansion
which started in 1952 and calls for an estimated total ex¬

program

penditures of $22,271,729 (of which $2,331,758 was expended in 1952).;
This program is expected to require $9,000,000 of additional financing
in the future.—V. 176, p. 1768.

Chronicle... Monday, October

Commercial and Financial

The
<3

5, 1953

(1274)

have

178, p. 666.

Pulp & Paper Co. below.—V.

See West Virginia

Securities

agreed

Profit

before

Federal
Net

income

Preferred
Earned
*

Federal

taxes

$1,866,400

1,135,000

Francis

Laurence

V.

178,

dividend

in

of $101,989

amount

the

on

—V.

'

Texas

Instruments,

corporation

has

Its

outstanding

5%

from

Gross

from

Net

1, 1953, all
due Sept. l,

called for redemption on Nov.
sinking fund income debentures

ry.

Gross

opening of the market on
Nov. 2,
1953, will suspend from trading the 5%
sinking fund income
debentures due Sept. 1, 1954.' '
* J
;
' 1
Stock

American

Exchange,

the

at

follows

action

Holders

the

of

Co.,

New

full

redemption

York,

receipt

debentures

Y.,

N

of

income.—

Jan.

Net

from

Net

$2,997,031

$3,425,3o^

178,

ry.

24,877,459
3,860,769
1,915,907.

railway——

railway—_—
income.

oper.

178,

Net

per

Inc.

from

available

railway

•

from rail-

revenue

Net

railway

—V.

9,294,368

operations

way

178,

Sales

William

Sept.

A.

James

President and Chief Executive Officer,

following

Gibbons,

President

in

charge

George

D.

of

announced

appointments:

Vice-President,

Aldrich,

appointed

was

Executive

operations.

other

Parker,

Amory

was

John J.

public

Child,

added

Vice-President,

The Securities and

Exchange

Chairman

appointed

was

of

the

Fi¬

Indiana

formerly

&

with

appointed Director of Research.

was

and

Webster

staff.—V.

research

Stone

178,

p.

in

New

York,

Michigan

Award of the issue

Sept. 29

on

other

follows:

Electric

Co.,

The

Co.

24,

Offered—

Bonds

—

the

178,

Co.

&

Inc.,
Co.,

101.61;

Inc.,

will

and

3% %

The

First

101.0199,

interest,

Boston

Kuhn,

and

ferred

from

stock

the

the

institutional

net

Investors

interest

proceeds

sule

of

$1001

(par

accrued

from

60,000

expected

in

the

shares
to

each

sale

of

as

S

71

&

issued

be

1983

is

sold

to

a

construction
cost

the

of

pre-

and

extensions,

the

additions

balance

and

will

used

be

to

improvements, to the

certain

and

sale

east-central

Indiana

an

EARNINGS—For
total

the

12

operating

properties

estimated

an

limited

in

ended

of

•First

mortgage

30.

$47,518,885

EFFECT TO

1953,

and

the

,3V4'/r
3%

series

series

due

due

;

3V4%

series

due

1982—

35/a

series

due

serial

Cumulative
4V!b'/(

preferred

4.56'/

series
stock

•Unlimited

to

the

requirements of the

of

the

instrument under

plant

and

$16,915,000;

that $18,196,000

issuance''limited

but

such

of

securities

the

Dec.

to

by

the

issued.

are

construction

31,

1954 is esti¬
conditions, to be $51,536,000.
spent during the last six months

Ke

dependable

irSoo ca'sh.
It

is

series

expected
bonds

and

1053 issued

the

net

preferred

depreciation

to

through
as

at

stock

well

meet

the

and

susbtantially
f rst

quarter

will,

the

the

third

Tanners

unit

of

the

JiiuuHCing will amount, will
necessary.
its date and be

as

1983

exception
of

possible

$8.75

officers)

sold

from

100.000

Creek

shares

Cothe

together

cost

If

this

of

to

par,

>

,,

be

;

1951

/

1950

-

.

32,082,563

23,256,163

1 5,955,604

corporation

Sept.

21

filed

shares

of

common

on

1,000

share),

without

letter

a

30,145,577
13,114,030

of

stock

underwriting.

The

26,671,261
13,803 005

notification
to

be

with

offered

proceeds

at

to

are

the
par

be

used

capital.

corporation

covering

by

Sept.

23

shares

of

on

75,000

filed

letter

a

be

to

of

stock

common

outsanding warrants,

offered

notification

(par
at

S. D. Fuller & Co.

25

Will Freeman, of Chicago,, has been
occasioned by the retirement of Uz

and
15

Freeman

has

served

He

years.-

on

is

the

as

also

senior
of

one

to

fill

McMurtrie,

Co.

,

of

Bair,

com-

Brothers,

the

of

board

vacancy

Indianapolis,

Freeman

last

Molinaire

and

patent

attorneys for more than
known companies as Minneap¬

well

Regulator Co., A10
others.—V. 178, p. 297."

and

of

Lynch's

olis-Honeywell

to

the

repre¬

net

Director—

a

named

partner

such other

serves

(to

Vermiiye

and

April.
Mr.

with

cents),

market

769.

p.

Lynch Corp.—Freeman Becomes

to

.

nearly

.directors

stockholders

the

store

and

and

active

all

in

the

of

including

This

the

of

the

Mack

Equipment

Corp.,

Knapp-Monarch
•

,

-

corporations/Acceptance of the

advantages
more

a

to

whole

a

the

vehicle
the

and

securities

/

...

of

shares

stock

of

be

to

.

issued

by

-

the

_

reported to

was

a

be

negotiating

of banks.—V.

group

credit-

a

178, p. "481,

of

stock

through
of

Lester,
Raymond S.

filed

was

capital

Ryons
and

with

&

the

five

(par

Co.,

Helen

F.

SEC'on

cents

Los

to

1

,

Sept. 21 covering
at

offered

be

Angeles,

CaliL,

Macmillan.—V. '177,

p.

the

for the
1681.

Magnesium Co. of America, East Chicago, Ind.—Issues
Dockboard Facts File—
:

•

I

"Look Into These

"facts

conditioned

-

Sept. 25

pos¬

-i.

turer

file"

of

Facts

prepared

magnesium

emphasis

on

by

About

this

straight

Dockboards"

the

is

title

of

a

new

company, which is a leading manufachandling products. Rather than placing

materials

-

product

information, it presents specific facts
on
magnesium dockboards used to
bridge the gap between loading
docks and rail cars
and
highway trailers.
Separate sheets, housed
m
an
attractive
permanent
file
folder,
relate
the
actual cost of
dangerous makeshift plates,
why it pays to have a dockboard fitted
to specific
needs, and what many companies learned about bridgeplate

Kay Jewelry

.

on

notification

account

outstanding shares.

number

of

shares

market

was

is

letter

11,500

for

of
.

corporation

Macmillan Petroleum
Corp.—Filing With SEC—
-A

f

stockholders

the

advantageous

Trucks, Inc.—Negotiating Bank Credit—

agreement for about $45,000,000 with

man-

—

Keystone

Custodian

gen-

of

parent,
sale

with

the

on

Fund

costs

source

paid

1952

and
of

1951.
38

of

the

the

its

for
nm

company's

foregoing roeSm
if carrFed of,?

of

such

conditions at

t»e

share

per

this

is

a

of

fiscal

$16.68

declne

The

to

1953

Adjusted

for

the

conditions

decline

1952

the

at

earlier.

year

market

generally.

the

of

3.3%

a

erratic

in

for

K-l

that

total

share

from

$35,226,773

the

capital

Fund

Net

gain

and

largely

faxes

1058.

p.

Worcester, Mass.—Stock Offered—

Jhe corporation is offering
of 200 shares
of

p6i

5%

publicly, without underwriting,

cumulative participating
preferred

siiciie.

The

•

proceeds

Shopping Center

are

to

to

be

used

i

house

to

stock

Net

issue

an
at

Other

letter

was

t0

share

mailed

amusement

on

Sept.

palt

?'
trol

25

building

center.—V.

to

the

at

178,

p.

Lincoln

Plaza

The
wish

shares

of

the

D.

500.000

854.

Murchinson

buy

Bros,

and

an .additional

Mr.

SeS't

•

RR.—August Earnings Lower—
1953—Month—1952

Mos.—1952

$2,076,261

$17,324,705

1,687,007.

13,343,071

231,546

rents

189,833

1,854,266

Cr34,987

Cr28,659

Drl83,149

30,522

27,182

236,282

199,131

$205,937

$200,898

$1,707,937

$1,826,193
'
95,160

______

rents

oper.

1953—8

$2,044,686
1,611,668

___

(Dri

income,

10,415

this'

11,743
$212,641

$1,822,088

129.948

100,338

2,304,180
Drl38,762

114,151

$216,352

$18,173,044
13,704,778

$32

Dallas

Mr.

Tex

the

rl8hl

income

1(8,

p.

$86,404

124,650
sham

nr

preferred
of

to

nfTf!rI? Werf

and

Farms,

the

matie on

a

recently called for

Ind.—V.

shares

$1,921,353
810,04d

$813,977

$1,111,308

•

■

1

•

be

Indianapolis,

Ind.

—

Bonds

redemption

174,

p.

Aug.

1,

the

at

on

1961

Oct.

1, last, $16,500
and accrued
National Bank,

100

at

American

1101.

leUei

iUrby it

will

Inc.,

j m°rtSa8e 5Vi % bonds due
InE'n Payment is being made
inaianapolis,

nnn.

Mathieson Chemical
Corp.—Partial Redemption—

$32

bus

settlement

;

.

wnen«as ♦beeF selected

3 p.m. Oct. 20 and

1,008,111-

$112,303

855.

Maplehurst

per

outstand-

10

etc

and

Riehardson

already own
shares of Kirby

controls

int.,

______

conmanv

Murchinson

common

income

Called—
of

Richardson, according

60,000

letaln

^"8 at

*■—"

of

common stock at

common

1 acld.lt.10n* Murchinson Bros,

do

$4 85

————

income

Rentals,
Net

shareholders

outstanding

Murchinson, Jr., and John

223,250

share-..

$200

Gross

<2iJh^r°fi,el v,1S ,Peing made by Murchinson Bros.,
w
mSm
°n'iFOrt JW?ruh.' Tex" oilman-

C

capital

________

ry.

$174,493
125,320
125,320
$1-30

125!320

»

erect

Kirby Petroleum Co.—Offer for Stock
A

^LOOO

IIIIII'J

1332.

expenses

fac.

$331,493
157,000

$1,239,474

144,118

revenues

Equipment

1952

1953

_J
taxes

outstanding

Maine Central

Joint

Kiddieland Inc.,

Indiana.

"f

income

Period End. Aug. 31—

-

178,

p.

175,

Operating
Operating

the

19,

$608,474

per

.

at

due'to

Chicago

paid

—V.

securities

$37,621 141

East

taxes

Federal

shares

Earnings

dis¬

yead

is

profit

Capital

com¬

the

in

address

income

for

Dividends

net

the

for

from

also

was

end

year

before

Provision

addition. Keystone

fiscal

assets

til

pMax.

.

per

prevailed

decline in market values in the
portfolio—V.

financing
the

In

cents

realized

markets
end

fiscal

distribution

'

way.

Ye'ars Ended June 30—
Profit

during 1953. The capital gains distributed to
totaled
$793,536, some 52%
($415,749)
of
which
was
additional shares of K-l at net
.assets value
■'

value

the

in

special

a

hard

company's

Magor Car Corp. (&
Subs.)—Earnings—

„

of

same

the

The

•

made

"first couve-nrst

;

orriiniio xgK ? $219-000
ordinate debentures
due

hj

\

1952

I,"• ■!V

pany $2 per share) through
both of New York.—V. 176,

-•

hv




RR.—Earnings—

950.

p.

per

The

at

program

Tliq nature
depend

Sfrle6

5,050,428
""750,061

45,029,528

income.—

oper.

working

SEC

pursuant

2679.

p.

Vice-President of

number ,of

a

report of
preferred1 stocks

tribution,

of

to be accumulated currently through
of
earnings, enable* the com¬

1954.

1—

Sept.

on

stockholders

or

other

672,745 shares.

K-l

retention

all
of

the

more

pared with. $17.65

generating station «„

and

proceeds

tnrn^i'i cash resources and cash
provision for
pany

capacity

Amencan Gas & Electric
that

177,

t

complete

'VVn™, Mr*

™he comPftVy ln June-

(including

plan.—V.

President

and

annual

Asset

facilities

he spent_, t0 substantially

"2,317,598

Lunn Laminates, Inc., Huntington, N. Y.—Files—

,

.

SEC

the

stock,

common

,

reinvested in

$33,340,000 in 1954, apportioned as follows:
Generatin°
facilities,
$22,617,000:
transmission
lines
and

kilowatts pet

is

reflects
program

and

200 000

with

financing of the organization as
creating a future public market for

shareholders

shs.^ 1,350,000 shs.

distribution lines and
facilities,, $10,593,000 and general
equipment, $1,411,000.
'
The largest items included in the
foregoing amount are $22,500,000

plant

for

5,215,578

5,709,202
v.'
„

statement

employees

corporations,

security profits
,

which

will be

Nashville

&

covering

($100

$13,195,520 $13,049,844

and

the

Fund

,

60,000 shs

cost

3,450,611

"2,047,667

949.

p.

railway——

178,

The

$211,301,900 at the end of August. With
$35,226,773 of
the
1953
fiscal year end,
it is one of the most
popular
Funds with investors.
Dividends from net
investment
income
in fiscal
1953
totaled
88
cents per share—two
cents per share
more than
the total dividends

120,000 shs.

2,500,000

company for the period July 1, 1953
on the basis of
presently existing

It Is expected
of 1953,
and

667,153

registration

one

or

make

assets

from

6,000.000

share)

amount

ry.

SEC

.Keystone

250,000 shs.

CONSTRUCTION PROGRAM—The
mated.

pne

maximum

assets
'

17,000,000

maximum

Net

"K-l"—a portfolio
73
selected
for
income—on
operations for the
year ended
Aug. 31, 1953 was issued Sept. 30 to the
19,697
shareholders of the Fund. This preferred Fund is one
of the 10 series
supervised by Keystone Custodian Funds,
inc., which had combined

15,000,000
$6,000,000

(par $100 per sharei—
(no par value)

as

$1,602,311

offer in respect of any given store corporation
its acceptance by holders of at least 80*7 of its

of

25,000,000

_

per

of

of

The

net

I—

stock

3,740,591

32,641,235

1953

Jan.

from

—V.

.

'

;Of

$22,500,000

1956-67

(par $100

From

Keystone Custodian Funds, Inc.—"K-l" Fund
Reports

20,000,000

due

$1,421,626

its

and

with

are

store

Stores

in

Outstanding

1980

notes,

series

Common

The

FINANCING

•

1983

3V4%

due

757,395

•.

\

.

/

■

.

change

Unlimited

-

series

■

•

35,493,657

from

Net

fiscal

PRESENT

1969——

1978

2%

the

upon

company

income

net

Authorized

bonds

"13,022

"

34,996,736

>

June

s

1,442 507

148,124

.

1959

$4,595 817

,.740,026

'

organized Aug. 18, 1953. Its authorized capital
stock consists of 1,000,000 shares, $1
par, of which 71,250 shares were
purchased for cash at par by 42 subscribers.
Effectiveness of the-ex¬

'

GIVING

'1

1951

$4,819,492

■

Lundberg-Carlson, Inc., Seattle, Wash.—Files—

.

option

Kay Jewelry Stores

popula¬
areas

$8,338,014.
CAPITALIZATION

;

37,357,463
5,551,875
273,840

income
178,

1952
876,273

I Gross from railway-"—. 158,118,867 147,580,970 146,706,442 127,028.809

Indiana.

months

revenues

with

area

heating service

Marion,

2,614,899

a

of

stock

director

a

sibility

Michigan. The

company serves 148 communities in
tion of 1,078,000. It also furnishes
6outh Bend, Muncie and

tiad

Net

$3,849,916 $32,613,231 $30,786,855
2,247,605
19,417,711
17,737,011

company."

engaged principally in the generation; dis¬
electric energy throughout an area in northern
and the southwestern part cf

of

$4,036,525

735,669

filed

corporations

expansion

for

pay

also

of

BUSINESS—Company Is
and

$2.39

railway—1- $19,749,743 $18,120,884 $19,551,810 $18,628,887
from railway——1.
5,765,787
4,039,952
4,752,671
5,737,320
ry. oper. income.-3,208,726
2,010,983
2,208,567
2,692,524

Gross

/

1953—8 Mos.—1952

1953—Month—1952

inc.

certain

porations,

company.

tribution

396,700

242.

p.

$4,614,040
,

268,952,

,

.

railway:

oper.

Louisville

-

exchange coffer, by the holders of the requisite number of shares'.of
the store..corporations,, ."would, in the
opinion of the company, through
centralization of; ownership,'control, and management of the store cor¬

*

be

purposes,

.

August—

corporations which operate 83 retail credit jewelry.stores. Cecil
Kaufmann, a director. President and stockholder of the company,

agejnent

with the sale .of the 1983 series
applied to the prepayment, without premium,
like aggregate principal amount of notes
payable to banks, issued

for

to

company

concurrently

bonds, $11,500,000 will

the

'

:

28,

store

series;

cumulative

and

178,

store

D.

tl.

the

436,370

$3.03

■

filed a registration statement with the SEC
1953, covering 672,746 shares of. its $1 par capital stock,
offered- in exchange for share of preferred and common stock

be

Corp.,
Loeb

ca$e.
of

4.56%

$948,536

•.

corporation

Sept.

redeemable, at the option of the company, at
ranging
from
106%r'<
to
the
principal
special redemption prices ranging from
10238%
to

PROCEEDS—Of
and

from
ry.

-

-

.

railway

"Deficit.—V.

Kay Jewelry Stores, Inc., Washington, D. C.—Registers
With Securities and Exchange Commission—

prices

plus

495,875
396,700

1953
$4,848,640
930,494

income.—

oper.

Net

Southern Ry.—Earnings-

covering 50,000 shares of its

restricted

a

be

at

1953,

The

designating

*
railway..—

from

Net

/

163,364.727 148.97o.249

854.

p.

company

offered

'

principal amount,

(bonds

•of

&

Ripley

all

$1,205,355

______

shares.—V.

treasury

railway

From Jan. 1—

Gross

Kansas Power & Light Co.—Registers With SEC—

by the group at competitive

won

received,

Stuart

redemption

amount,

ry.

.

_

826,804
623,445

,/•.

3,300

from

from

sented

bid of 101.614%.

a

were

Harriinan

bonus

'..Net
Net

.

.

297.

101.007.

reguler

of

was

on

bids

Halsey,

101.5799;

Q00

1953—36 Wks.—1952

$

l,15o|ooo

Long; Island RR.—Earnings-

1.385,998

Higher—

16,267,798

—
———

•„

August—

has

Securities

Four

"Excludes

'

on

railway oper.

—V.

t

Corp. and associates on Oct. 1 offered
$15,000,000 of first mortgage bonds, 3%% series due Sept.
1, 1983, at 102.31% and accrued interest, to yield 3.50%.
sale

—

,

,

operations—-

way

The

Union

'

•

l-' /

Net revenue from rail-

Net

the

to

___

.

Railway oper. revenue—
Railway oper. expenses

•

bodies.

Dunphy, Vice-President,

Josiah

"

C

.•.

Period End. Aug. 31—

which

Committee.

nance

toeen

and

'

•-

•

Corp., Ardmore, Okla.—Files With SEC—

Oil

Kansas City

Vice-President,

Committee

National Association of Securities Dealers.

Commission,

/.

1,050,000

Vice-

appointed Chairman of the
supervises the
relationship of the
company with the National Association of Investment Companies.
The

Administrative

h

.

,

1952

$22,866,807 $21,745 82"
2,255,355
2,308538
210.000

__

—

Earnings

971.655
775,566

•

corporation

4,850,464

1953

paid
capital
shares
per capital share..-—:

•

Sept. 28 filed a letter ,.of notification with, the
SEC covering 299,500
shares of common stock (par one centt to be
offered at $1 per share through Petroleum Finance Corp., Oklahoma
City, Okla. The net proceeds are to be used to complete wells.
The

!0,406,6O4

—

"23,778
"48,768

17,932,250

profit

Gross

1953—4 Wks.—1952

1160.

p.

929,024
45,561,727

Subs.)—Earnings-,

income .taxes—,

Federal

for

"Number

1,963,543
I i
f

,

949.

p.

Net

Net

the

E.

178,

K-O-T

Parker,

30,

f

v-

1,626,777

"51,004
178,

1.958*.089

profits tax

Dividends

.

Incorporated Investors—Changes in Personnel—
on

1,882,301

<-27,675

__

______

—V.

1160.

p.

4,194,185

*25,930

Jewel Tea Co., Inc.—Current Sales

48,683,155
17,687,177

57,087,104
21,717,344

6,979,979
2,722,367

3,706,976

inc.—

oper.

21*,539,477

4,200.892

fixed

for

Period End. Sept. 12—

'

.

i

25,329.817

V

(&

taxes

income

before

Provision

•3,1.413

income

$6,539/721

854..

sales

Excess

$990,715

$
Net

6,982,750

income—

oper.

Profit

1953—Month—1952
8tMos^—1952
$910,528 $10,.>01,078 $8,918,1

31—

.....—-

"Loss.—V.

1953—8 Mos. —1952
$
$
25,337,256 203,918,254 195,547,578
18,357,277 146,831,150 146,864,423
$

27,372,003
18,077,635

expenses-

oper.

12,763,510

7,096,812

railway

railway.

from

Net

1953—Month—1952

Railway oper. revenue
Railway

13,040,701

51,412,427
9,882,672
4,608,623

ry.

America—Earnings

Rys. of Central

revenues.'

oper.

rev.

operations

RR.— Earnings$

50,580,825

235,782

-

charges

Period End. Aug. 31—

51,346,258

•522,757

854.

p.

Period End. Aug.

Railway

Net

Illinois Central

1—

321,230

1—

International

52.

p.

Jan.

from

Net

$2,906,438

627,1-2

292,863

J

Trust
the

Bankers

to

1, 1953 for payment of
including interest payments,

Nov.

debenture.—V.

of

amount

them

surrender

may

or

752,287

1 "

Years Ended June 30—

1951

a

after
$1,062.32,

on

price

$1,000 principal

of

1,099,118

—V; 178, p.

1950

1952

25,973,970
4,492,025
2,680,856

railway

from

—V.

notice to the effect that the cor¬
poration has called for redemption all of these debentures at par
plus deferred interest at the rate of $45.65 and current interest at
the rate of $16.67 per $1,000 principal amount of debentures.
This

963,112

From

Approved—

$3,054,148
410,469
303,706

railway

oper.

From

1954.

The

income—

ry.

RR.—Earnings

1953

Net

The
of

oper.

Net

Lehn & Fink Products Corp.

Corp.—Calls Debentures—

Astoria

2,190,119

below.—V. 178,* p. 666.

Inc.

International Great Northern

Waldorf

1,700,056

railway

,

Aucu't

Hotel

1951

$6,974,636
',974,636

railway——

from

1.000,000

Deei1

1952

Net

•>'

r

i_

1296.

$6,619,589

Net

See

1953

200*000

-uu,uuu

ram

$6,597,929

Gross- from

..

the company has
ompany
borrows
borrow
Life Insurance
SocK
Society
program Which hibt
D

RR.—Earnings—

August—
mm
/

construction

yfroin $480,000 to $825,000.—V. 160, p

Lehigh Valley

.

.,

&

Gross

1160.

p.

Sullivan

Reinholdt & .Gaidnei —

1.000,000
&
-

178,

_cr,Tiiviin

increased

^QQQ

ennetrnetion

1953-1954

its

with

connection
*400 000

Co., Inc.

•

Marks

M.

TV

Intercontinental Rubber Co.—Merger

297.

p.

ner

Bosworth.

1.000.000

Co.

Co.

cumulative second
preferred stock, series B. issued in February 1953.
On, July 1, 1953,
the company acquired all of the outstanding capital stock of MaibleNye Co. of Worcester, Mass., which for many years has acted as a
selling agent for the company in New England. The operating results
of Marble-Nye Co.,
have not been consolidated in the above figures
find
would have
only a minor effect thereon, it was announced.—
Includes

Inc. 1,000.000

&

Securities
Corp. __—!

$0.70

$U.7U

duPont

I.

Equitable

53,125

.

3,000,000

Co

Becker & Co.,

G.

A.

731,400

841,600

share of common stock

per

Weld &

White.

$1,896,600

income-

on

—

dividends

k

According to R. H. Willis, Vice-President
$550 000 from the Woodmen of the World

principal

FolgeL Noiam Inc
--The Ohio Company--Singer, Deane & Scrlb

Corp._$3.500,000
Goldman. Sachs & Co.— 3,000,00(T

1.055.000

taxes

income

on

1952

1953

Three Months Ended August 31—

1983

Securities

Union

Etc.-

Co. —Earnings,

Electrochemical

to

of

amounts

Hooker

representative, is
tP®7.^"aV„p0rtive
purchase from the company the resi e
series bonds set forth below:
the

Corp.,

Co., Ashtabula, O.—- Private Loan-

Lake Shore Gas

oT

beloW

named

purchasers

UNDERWRITERS—The

Co.—To Be Acquired—

Hinde & Dauch Paper

Din^ent at Principal

by lot for redemption on Nov. 1, 1953 for
principal amount of 4%% series B, sub-

Nov.

1,

amount

1987.

plus

a

premium

Bankers Trust Co., New
York, N. Y.—V. 178,.

p.

of

2%

855.

will be

made

^oration

-«nS

[^een0fothe

with'

Mon-Dak Oil, Inc., Sidney, Mont.—Registers With

Inc.—Signs Distribution Contract—

Co.

Merck &
The

that

announced

29

Sept.

oil

agreement

an

This

has

Sept.

Chemical Co. Ltd. of Tokyo for the distribu-

Eanyu

jp.° 570.

operating

piectiic

,Qtpr)

Consoiiaa

$1

Inc.—Earnings Increased—

South Utilities,

Middle

for

revenues

the

months

12

opera""*.

of

her

;iumDu

shLf'

stock

plus

B

stock

at

equivalent
for

bv

hnnHs

l0Mi*ddle
r

an

orS

already
Net

the

of

Net sales &

for

$1

drafts

will

it

in

in

is

payment

issued

of

and

salaries

price

$1

of

given

drafts.

and

salaries

of

for

stock

of

sales

to

company

for

be

cash

used

development

proven

and

and

acreage,

engaged

in

oil

the

added

to

the

acquisition

be

of

oil

general
and

gas

which prove promising

leases

on

business

of

prospecting for, acquiring and developing
Montana, North Dakota and sur¬

gas pronerties in
rounding areas.—V. 175, p. 2695.

railway-,*—
income—

railway
railway
income—

from

Net

from

Het

ry.

*22,345

1,369,592

Net

A

23,570

40,076

1,303,718

income

taxes

589,268

730,000

shares

61,559

115,189
383,962

$1.33

and

owns

leases

mining

outstanding

;

share

requirements.—V.

July 31—

177,

/

1

-.

and

Federal

for

Cash

/

per

taxes

on

income—_____

on

1953

stock—$1

1951

548,843

391,906

Net ry.

18,100,000

Net

705,439

705,439
6,502,378

from
ry.

$2.33

from

Net

•Net

1—

from

235,331

98,075

331,068

—V. 178,

14,361,992

13,862,073

12,632,368

3,018,346

v 2,645,324

2,775,774

additional

1,125,291

722,027

1,141,071

the

May

855.

p.

22

1953

August—
from

Net

ry.

1951

$221,385
68,102

85.641

23,630

25,504

24,717

34,905

1,861;648

1,774,149

1,742,586

1,516,111

496,693

513,670

546,422

412,285

1*96,744

175,376

206,433

146,036

and

Net

from

railway
railway—:

from

Net ry.

—V.

income—

oper.

tional

corporation

has

arranged

to

borrow

$4,210,600

from

the

finance plant expansion.—V.

177, p.

May

New

835.

Augmt—

1953

Gross from

railway—
railway——

oper.

1—.

the

Net

ry.

~V.

oper.

1952

1951

$488,959

$395,760

162,493

220,825

t

133,266

112,172

64,042

3,442,050

3,468,405

2,955,089

1,636,363

1,188,653

1,361,162

1,144,600
498,735

income

73,207

*

,

•

"i

716,259

*

'

568,645

552,498

*

»'

'

Missouri-Kansas-Texas RR.—To

^iicers of this
of

holder

a

the

to be

of

between

held

in

various

common

and

a

the

The

Third

York City, on Oct. 1, 1953.
At this
groups
will; attempt to agree upon the basic
plan of recapitalization to be presented to the manage¬

-various stockholder
jrfaii of recapitalization,

a

'*he Taarol|d
the

request

iiifL»C0Ri]?aO3r baVe representatives
ormatlon

tothe

necessary

dinated

FOR

V

~

AND

Pr®ss itom
Net

fromr

Net

ry.

of

1953'

FIRST

..

,

.

groups

under

be

and

that

EIGHT'

shares

MONTHS

1951

1950

' 1,546*962

2,092,458

498,262

842,713

58,543,652

55,556 039

50.416.417

4b. 1<W

16,624*464

15,409,478

10,700,330

12,996,544-

6,330,438

3,799,331

of

$6,858,814

1,941,165
892,448

raiiway..^...

dper.

income.ii

178,, pr. 950.

..

6,740,356

•

gross from
Net from
Net

'

private

investors

-of

William

at

was

to

company

for

the

additional

and

new

a

fund

one

S.

chain

to

May

of

retail

Standard

Life

200,000
300,000 shs.

Insurance

ry.

From

*ailwayT—

0pcr.

income
Jan.. i___

5,10d,oii0

v-

""?• oper. income
P.

1952

* > ~
:

1951

'

subordinated

* /

stores

stock

the extent

stock

for. each

32,074.890

17,042,767

855.




35,758.332

17,959,522

23.200.201
13,734,t>88

33,034.556
16,358,068

financing

1963)."-^V.

177,

p.

The corporation

_

to

200,000
185,036 shs.
due serially

the

to

financing of wholesale appli¬

registration

a

statement with

i

SEC

of

covering

one

of

common

debentures

(after-giving effect

Inc.; Memphis,

(par

and the offering also is to be made to
may elect, in connection with coupon
oi stock, at tne

as

shares (par $8)

in

net

at $13.75 per share at the

proceeds from' the

will

notes

be

bonds
$1)

to

dated

be

Oct:

offered

1,

1953

units

equipment.

held

of

Transmission

Gas

to

the

purchase

retire

Company,

subsidiaries.

the

Association's

common
shares
have
been
paid
quarterly at the rate of $1.00 per share per annum. As of June 30,
1953, the company had 1,949,160 common shares outstanding. Other
capitalization consisted of $48,864,750 in funded debt; $9,139,000 in

Dividends

on

unsecured notes

and

electric,

48,661 shares of 4 #2 %

and

gas

,

the

For

12

convertible preferred stock.

other
ended

June

a

1953,

30,

operating

revenues

of

the

utilities controlled by the Association totaled $36,592,597 of which 61%
derived from

was

electric

business, 37%

from

gas

from steam

and 2%

business. Net income for the period amounted to $2,903,739
preferred dividends to $1.40 per common share.

heating
:

is

holding company with investments
heating properties Operating principally in
properties in New Hampshire and Maine.

steam

with

months

Massachusetts,
.

after

equal

GIVING

EFFECT TO

PRESENT FINANCING

Authorized

♦20-year

sinking

collateral

fund

bonds—

Outstanding

trust
^ -

•

2%%

series

A,

due

1967^_—j——

$22,425,000

$21,081,000

3>/4%

serifes

B,

due

1968————

5,225,000

4 964,000

1971————

6,115,000

6,055,000

series

4%
Notes

C,

payable

3%%

(two

Common

the

fund

to banks—
year notes)-

.

2,000,000

i,

beneficial

of

<

■

interest

pfd.

conv.

bonds

of

(par

$100)

other series

2,000,000
.

-

t3,500,000 shs.
"48,661 shs.

i—r

regulatory

of

due

shares

#par $8)
4%% cumul.

_—

may

be

-

-

§2,144,076 shs.
48,661 shs.

issude, subject to approval

bodies having Jurisdiction and limited by the provisions
of trust under which the collateral trust sinking

indenture

bonds

are

issued..

unissued common shares, 350,359.2 shares
upon conversion of the convertible preferred
conversion rate of 7.2 shares of common for
each preferred share held.
The conversion rate and the number' of
common
shares reserved lor conversion are subject to change under
the

tOf

in

shares

10

financing and from the sale
outstanding bank loans
of - addition
equity
in
and for further investments

used

with

connection

in

♦Additional

Tenn.—

Meeks & Co., Memphis, Tenn. The net proceeds are to be used

purchase

on Sept.
stock. National

on

Algonquin
in

-

letter of notification with the

mortgage

stock

the SEC

common

capital and surplus of the company, "necessary
the company to expand its insurance activities

CAPITALIZATION

$1,000 bond and 100 shares of stock at $1,100 per unit, through

-Gordon

to

$50,000- of- chattel

5,000" shares

a

par

additional share for each

one

$2,000,000

Co.

...

filed

and

)

BUSINESS—This Association

1. 1950 between the company

2250..

Sept. 21

Improvements,

pricey of $3.93 per share. Promotional commissions
of the gross purchase price, and apply only
by new policyholders. Proceeds of the stock sales

permit

common

incurred

; are

on

home

limited extent, finances retail dealers

a

1162.

p.

July 1, 1953);
policyholders

PROCEEDS—The
of

stock for each $1,000
that the holders of d'/r convertible sink¬

$1,000 of

on

subscriptions to purchase the common shares under the
offer which will expire on Oct. 16, 1953.

the rate of 152-6/7 shares of common

To

Carolina,

Sept. 29, 1953. Stockholders will also have an
additional privilege to subscribe for shares not allotted
under primary rights. The First Boston Corp. will form
and manage a group of security dealers which will solicit

has

FiTes With Securities and Exchange Commission—

1950

160,945,342 160,341,128 154,344,108 136,521.051

added

record

approxi¬

amount of 6% convertible
debentures, due May 1, 1963, 28,571-3/7
will
be
initially reserved for conversion

Motioh^Picture: Laboratories!,

and
.

to
new

purchased

rate of

(c)
proceeds

issuance of-the common stock offered in May, 1953- and the
of the 6'%" convertible sinking fund subordinated debentures due

May 1,

"J

$19,082,936 $20,273,362 $22,042,895 $20,556,120
2,838,421
4,528,916
5,374,209
6,391,535
1,606,599 v
2,300,802
3,041,507
3,062,227

_

railway.....
r&ilWay,.—.

1953

filed

subscription

be

096

in

Aug.

South

New England Gas & Electric Association—Stock Of¬
fered—This company is offering holders of its common
shares of beneficial interest rights to subscribe for 200,-

and

Aug. 1 of each year to and including Aug. 1, 1960, and
in the original aggfegate principal amount of $750,000

dated

in

throughout the United States."

$562,500

denominations of $37,500

in

prior

of its

order

in

Outstanding

—

are

|

incorporated

was

appliances through "floor plan"

stock

will

stores.

$562,500

subor¬
1', 1963

fund

company

to be used to supply addi¬

company.

payable in stock at 10%

are

GIVING EFFECT TO NEW FINANCING

sinking

proceeds are

net

sales contracts,

company

initial

issue of $200,000 principal
subordinated debentures due

Inc.

——

entire

liscal

or

Moore,

like principal amounts.

policies, to apply their coupon values to the purchases

sold

the

sale

as

years,

1953, covering 900,000 shares of its $1

issued

incorporated

(par

common

of common

i

either

to offer such shares at $1.91 per share to its charter policy¬
holders (persons to whom so-called charter life insurance policies were

the proprietorship

debentures

debentures.

option,

proposes

$200,000 of
1, 1953

'

railway

Gross from
Net from

-

purchaser's

redeemable during the iirst five years at 102#;

five

purchases.—V. 178,

This

of

Missouri Pacific RR;—Earnings—

the

National Life & Casualty Insurance Co., Phoenix, Ariz.

Fulton,

by

subordinated debentures due- Jan. 1,. 1968, do not accept the
company's proposed repurchase offer, shares of common stock will
be reserved for the conversion thereof at the rate of 100-2/5 shares

;

August—

at

to be interchangeable in
second

working capital for the

home

ing fund

1—

rail way

the

$1)__

fund

thereof

'

to

due

Jefferson

sinking

6,513,972

:

more

from
sinking

debenture agreement,

a

issued,

tUpon the" issuance of $200,000 principal

supplying any

in

sold

stock

issued

-

would

they

the. meeting.

1952

$7,119,426" $7,018,863

trom railway..—1,820*486
P,ry' °.per" income.._
801,128Prom
Jam

•

.

stockholder

the

present to assist

deliberations

AUGUST

^ross from railway—.
/

of

.

that

be

—Registers With Securities and Exchange Commission—

over¬

an

offering also made arrange¬

merchandise

of

earnings

debentures

and

1

were

"

lines

debentures—_____

serial

*The
Feb.

to compose their diverse

stated

(with

in Ohio on May 26, 1947 to acquire
which had operated under the trade
of "Moore's."
The executive offices are located at 42 South
Street, Newark, Ohio.

tCommon

-

EARNINGS
August—

groups

further

1, 1953, for 52,867
$5.50 per share on
held

underwritten

was

stock

or

1953,

$185,000

be

convertible

6Vo

.

on

at

shares

five

Authorized

v

issue of $250,000 20-year capi¬
series 53-73, dated Oct. 1,
1, 1973, at 100% and accrued interest
an

of record

concentrated

serial

*5%

invitation of the common and preferred stockholder groups,
nm!i
a directorof the company; has agreed to serve as
operator at the. meeting. Last May, Mr. Blair was made Chairman of
»nH°nj\raitte*
directors-(with Abraham M. Buchman of New York
t
Gscar
-Tolriia# of New Orleans as the other two members!
0
j

to

company

S. C.—Deben¬

Spartanburg,

Corp.,

8,

such

CAPITALIZATION

railroad.

5,640,223
2,699,670

debentures,

will

conditional

28,

the

of
one

Convertible

business Of

style

preferred stock¬

New

E.At.

niJLc

to

June

$1)

(par

each

offering

time

sell

before

or

stock

for

stockholders

its common

primarily in Ohio and Indiana with some
Associate stores in Kentucky and West Virginia.
Both company-owned
and Associates stores stock over 6,000 items,
chiefly auto parts and
accessories, toys, bicycles and other wheel goods, and home appliances.
the

2,284,011

discounting commercial paper.
In addition, the company, to
in

January,

BUSINESS—The

Plan—

5,934,190

1952. It is engaged primarily in the business of financing
retail purchases of automobiles and home appliances on secured notes

1963.

6%

are

Discount

BUSINESS—The

$225,000.

Stores

7,297,661

3,643,527

each case.

Sept.

grown from one store in April of 1937 to 69 company-owned stores,
an
Associate Store Division
of 59 stores and a Wholesale Division.

'

on

I,

various

principles of
ment

Meet

1963,

company announced on Sept. 29 that they had been

meeting

groups

meeting

347,921

shares

company's

of

,

.

.

and

approximately

mately

178, p. 950.

notified

304,000

more private investors,
the balance from the company's working capital
(including
from a short term bank loan). In the estimated amount of

1950

$448,720
"

81,269

railway—.
railway."

from

*27,809'

201,632

substantially less than had been
sale of the debentures, the company

May

3,967,004

-

,

from

Net

*

$463,596
172,360

income'—

Jan.

From

Gross

*28,805

290,023

were

(b)

456,962

22,618,899

1, 1953.

the

tional

1,700,768

year ended Jan.
31,
anticipated at the time
of the
has determined to o.i'er
to repurchase all of the debentures at the holders' cost, plus accrued
interest.
The
soutces
of
the
funds
for
such
purpose
will be as
follows: (a) the net proceeds from the common stock offered as above,

1953

Missouri Illinois RR,—Earnings—

Net ry.

1,689,185

366,489

common

at the

1,

amount

from

1,433,683

225,460

.

broadened

and

Because

Orleans Bank for Cooperatives on 4V«%
promissory botes due in instal¬
ments until Dec. 31, 1958.
The company will use major portions of
the new
money to pay off a Reconstruction Finance Corp. loan and

Net

in

through under¬
writers, $700,000 principal amount of 6%
convertible sinking fund
subordinated debentures due Jan. 1, 1968, the proceeds of which were
added
to
the
company's working capital.
This additional
working
capital was needed because of the company's increased
volume of
sates and to finance increased inventories required because of addi¬

Mississippi Chemical Corp., Yazoo, Miss,—Bank Loan

to

64,845

privilege).
The
Cleveland. Ohio.

issue

to

of
new

PROCEEDS—In

178, p. 855.

The

88,557

178, p. 950.

two

Co.,

due

*152,825

25,070,755

101 Vz %; during the third five years,
101%; and during the fourth five years, 100 Va% ; with accrued interest

convertible sinking fund subordinated debentures date May

6%

$224,202

73,948

From Jan. 1—

Gross

16,808

33,025

1,742,867

income—

company

ments

1950

•

$222,680

61,862

income

oper.

1952

$222,471

railway
railway——

from

&

The

536,410

950.

p.

PROCEEDS—The

shares
of

subscription
Reid

Gross

18,723

35,516

recently offered to
right to subscribe on

the

basis

-

26,734,648

underwriting,

are

during

$311,845 1

58,392

company

3,036,236
1,206,036

-

income—

178,

debentures will be

The

1950

$254,172

64,536

railway——

14,403,594

railway-

Income

debentures

coupons

1951

$191,319

—Private Placement—

,

Mississippi Central RR.—Earnings-

Net

y

1952

$263,540

railway.—_

oper.

The

railway-ii—

oper.

ry.

"

.

883,341

534,790

subordinated

The

(William S.) Moore, Inc., Newark, O.—Stock Offering

;

1950

$3,198,150

793,063

debentures in denominations of $1,000 each, or as registered
debentures, without coupons, in denominations of $10 each, or any
multiple thereof. Coupon debentures and registered debentures without

1953

from

Net

1951

$3,170,029

1,024,054

26,946,106
7,791,705
3,947,505

railway——_

from Oct.

6,502,378

$2.31

share--

per

From Jan. 1—

Gross

1952

$3,399,711

1,019,849

1953 and due Oct.

ance

Jan.

From

Gross

.

1—

National

$15,867,601

RR.—Earnings—

railway
from railway—
ry. oper. income

Net

$2,110,316
771,571

153,658

railway
oper: income-—-

Bonds—

for

So.

231

1953
$3,376,364

railway-.—

oper.

without

1950

$1,900,207

Jan.

from

and

1952

office,

coupon

from

♦Deficit.—V.

$2,012,851

-

mm

tures Offered—The company on Sept. 29 publicly offered,

447,920,387

17,045,000

share

August—
GroaS

950.

$1,914,084
456,423

railway

fiom

from

Its

income

oper.

from

ry.

1952

$470,677,899 $481,687,988

.

stock—______

A

com.

common

Montour

in

Minneapolis & St. Louis -Ry.—Earnings—
August-

M. F.

Co.—Bids

Power

at

railway

♦Deficit.—V.

178, p. 950.

Net

Net

Will,

railway

Net

437,900,926

class

on

dividends

—V.

\ Development plans call for the exercise of options on leases of addi¬
the purchase of additional mining equipment, and the
construction of a processing plant and modern sheeting house. The

Gross

ry.

Gross

$15,731,973

Cash dividends

com¬

p.

from

from

Net

2785.

p.

1953

:

expenses—

earnings

Earnings

tional properties,

plant is to have a daily capacity of 100 tons.—V. 178,

106

by

950.

p.

States

August—

tal
Net

Georgia and North Carolina in one of the areas designated by the U. S.
"Bureau of Mines as
the "location of principal musfcovite deposits in
the United States."

processing

for

29

COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF EARNINGS

/
sales

Stock Of¬

properties

Ordnanqe

Army

$3,000,000

a

cases

Sept.

on

;

Net

to develop the production of sheet mica and beryl on the proper¬
in Georgia and North Carolina, and for working capital.
company

178,

company

Gross

pany

BUSINESS—The

awarded

cartridge

$0.49

_—

—___.

preferred dividend

Provision

ties

been

build

announced

1162.

p.

$256,268
66,216

115,189

383,962

paid
paid..

common

per

6 Months Ended

Allen E. Beers Co. on Sept. 30 offered publicly
a new issue of 740,000 shares of common stock (par value
10 cents) at 40 cents per share.
the offering Will be used by the

has

to

it was

333,000

(est.)

$573,718

dividends

dividends

320,257

—

PROCEEDS—Net proceeds of

Federal

1952

$18,384,308

profit

Costs

—

$47.12

835.

corporation

Net

.

Franklin, N. C.

Minerals Processing Co.,
fered

1953

taxes...

Montgomery Ward & Co., Inc.—Earnings—

Net

'

$45.48

contract

From

85,049

v

178, p. 855.

Deficit.—V.

income

for

♦After

1,312,773

219,918

625,634

215,017

oper.

1,377,538
287,557

$49.60

La Salle St., Chicago 4,
111., receive bids up to 10:30 a.m. (CST) on Oct. 6 for the purchase
from it of $8,000,000 first mortgage bonds due Sept. 1, 1983.—V. 178,

12,723

4b,6/4

$54.22

Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis Ry.—Earnings—

42,071

118;fio4

$11.68

share—

com.

p.

rifles,

The

$19,250,758

■

„

—:

before

Provision

1—
1,697,979

sales

Profit

""Earnings

6,405

Equipment Co.—Earnings—

Years Ended June 30—
Net

1950

53,373

•

$8.20

per

helmets.—V,

$172,179

31,051

$267,227

Jan.

Prom

Gross

Monroe Auto

Common
1951

$151,613

390,254

share

$6.11

Mountain

Preferred

$180,357

468,304

$6.62

recoilless anti¬
Cotes, President.
A new modern ordnance plant will be constructed to produce the
cartridge cases, Mr. Cotes said.
An expenditure approximating $2,000,000 will be required for plant and equipment, he revealed.
It is expected that the plant will be in production next summer. It
will house approximately 76,000 square feet of manufacturing space.
The company currently is producing 60 mm and 4.2"
mortar shell
casings, truck wheels, hubs and drums and tank wheels under de¬
fense
contracts
and
earlier
this
year
completed
a
contract for
tank

expenses

exploration,
for
drilling
offset wells to any
for other corporate purposes.
The company is

natural

and

will

the

for

177,

This

incurred.

the

value

supply

Anoiner

and

$4,559,898

463,304

$2,861,832
468,304

$3,840,387

outstdg.

Motor Wheel Corp.—Awarded $3,000,000 Contract—

outstanding

has

$278,473

taxes_

per

approximately 278,473

notes

payment

Book
—V.

6,702,194

$3,102,194

Earnings per

^

$74,405,301 $104,338,073 $65,657,4/3
5,231,832
9,155,387
7,500,898
3,600,000
2,370,000
5,315,000
2,941,000

taxes

profit

Common shares

<!

1950

1951

1952

1953

inc.—$101,582,541

inc.

income

for

Net

be

of

the

company

that

these

of

in

at

amount

contemplated

payment

be

in

cash

both, as are
exchanged

or

will

stock

B

The

the

share,

per

Prov.

additional

such

or

other

before

Profit

20

offered

be

Corp.—Earnings—

Year End. June 30—

on

stock

common

will

cash

of

Class

lease.

"speculative."

are

and

issued

proceeds
of

Common

1952

railway,—

oper.

Net ry.

*

be

amount

rate

leases, for geological and seismic work

RR.—Earnings
1953

from

from

Net

voting

Motor Products

SEC

SEC

non-voting

landowner

Each

such

the

of

and

leases*

shares

ownership for over 25 years—V. 177, p. 2680.

such under common

Midland Valley

i

stocks
notes

gas

will

financing of the Middle South System companies

August—

!

The

41,512

Utilities, Inc., owns the common stock of Arkansas
Light Co., Louisiana Power & Light Co., Mississippi Power
Cc
and New Orleans Public Serivce Inc. These companies
integrated electric utility system, which has been Operated

itrht

rm

as

B

leases, will be issued
and will be sold for

rendered,

and

funds

value

gas

shares

South

&

wpr

1

the

and

share.

oil

capability of the System to 1,485,000 kw.
of $12,000,000 principal amount of 4%
first mortgage
Louisiana Power & Light Co. on Sept. 16, marked comple¬

tiono'f the public

a

A

class

of

class

of

the

with

statement

sale

The

u

to

short-term

o

Migrating

0,1

services

1953

in

r

shares

leases.

A

the Middle South System companies have placed
rvice
two
major additions to their generating facilities.
In
in
1
Arkansas Power
&; Light Co. commenced operation of a new
fn-onn kw unit at its Lake Catherine Station, and in July, Louisiana
rk Light Co. placed in service
a new unit of the same size at
MinnmilP
Point Station. These two additions brought the owned
f

such

of

class

accelerated' amortization certificates, amounting to 21 cents per

jb

value

class

months ended Aug. 31, and that electric
$100,850,000. During this period consolidated
was
$14,779,000, equal to $2.17 a share on the average
shares
outstanding during the period. This figure inbenejjt 0f temporary income tax reduction made possible

cet

the

of

were

revenues

of

of

12

the

tine

7,800
shares

shares

exceeded $100,000,000 for the first time, and showed
Aug'•
,f
8%
over
results for the corresponding period a year ago.
a gain
01
arte^jy dividend letter released on Oct. 1, E. H, Dixon,
!
advised "stockholders
that system operating revenues were

Prudent.

covering
685,816

ana

registration

a

snares

ended

3

^

1953,

par;

filed

common stock
(no par).
Tne class A stock is to be offered exclusively to landowners
in exenange for oil and gas leases on tne basis of one share for each

"Cortone" and "Hydrocortone" in Japan.—V. 178,

h°rmones

corporation

25,

(no

7

(1275)

Number 5261... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

178

Volume

authorized

reserved

shares

based

certain

upon

29,

ihcreased

1953

a

circumstances.

§Conversions
'have

but

for issuance

to

of

preferred

the

common

.

for

common

shares

2,000,960 shares.—VI

shares, since June
and outstanding

issued

178,

p.

950.

30',
at

1953
Sept.

Chronicle... Monday, October

Commercial and Financial

The

5, 1953

.*(1276)

tor

outstanding

of

the

due

debentures,

Definitive

National Bank

First

debentures at The
York.—V. 175, p. 1958.

temporary

City of New

The
the

tc'Certain

on Sept.
21 offered
subscribe for a 30-day

cpmpany

P\rlo_d24for

right to

stock

°fferinS

ThC

15

Natural Gas Co., Albuquerque,

New Mexico-San Juan

company

covering

offered

York.

on

railway
railway

from

Net

from

Net

ry.

income-

oper.

or

than
and

1951
$775,147

$725,352

177,606
"46,888

239-??J

JSi'om

will

Delaware

173,801

"175,441

Net

from

Net

ry.

5,490,803
1,064,236

railway-

5,609,917
1,599,143

1,346,418

702,197

income

oper.

"Deficit.—V.

178,

856.

p.

1953—8 Mos.—1952

1953—Month—1952

Period End. Aug. 31-r?-

Railway oper.

revenue--

69,590,951

expenses-

56,231,637^

54,762,355 456,836,773 447,115,756

13,359,314
5,679,223

10,736,771
4,765,092

The

—V.

178,

The

69,444,114
20,499,723

97,945,719
41,113,606

Insurance

Northern

New

Omnibus Corp.—Earnings Lower—

York City

Operating

revenues

Operating
State,

local

miscell.

and

Net

1,402,075
138,792

taxes_______

$180,518

Gross

income

$703,329

67,585

95,393

$156,718

—

deductions

income

Net

$607,936

i

—

—_

————

NOTE—No operation

for 29 days, Jan.

1953.—V. 177,

1 to 29,

liquidation

from

Net

from

Net

ry.

railway

+The

p. 2786.

102,410
57,382

63,744

58,835

33,213

10,242

9,363

from

Net

ry.

—V.

railway-—

2,811,465

2,617,609

2,219,443

1,142,528
525,954

996,080
447,037

741,643
397,732

—

oper.

178,

420,273

951.

p.

New

1,988,863
786,639

York, New Ilaven & Hartford RR.—Earnings—

Period End. Aug. 31—

1953—Month—1952

*1,

Operating
Operating

revenue

rents

$

<

Federal

The

exceeding
be

used

109,840,979

106,190,654

are

to

10,783,254

87,860,830

85,784,329

the

cutback

1,217,000

918,000

8,782,000

8,168.000

The

4,585.977

406,772

428,489

3,172,649

2,926,899

facilities

Fixed

763.971

703,466

6,021,546

5,665,l9l

cubic

—__

charges

funds

84,575

80,371

676,600

642,968

$427,565

$337,179

$2,683,796

$2,234,887

856.

•

August—
Net

from

Net

1953

ry.

railway

railway.

■

its

wells

the

in

Kansas

Company at

1952

1951

1950

$623,505

$690,043

70,683

54,148

23,650

118,567

——

income—

of

"69,159

"57,215

"74,561

368

4,840.614

4.584.778

4,890.002

523.209

405,665

491,839

411.138

"359,538

"383.501

"343,890

"475,989

the

in

Northern

equal

gas

to

operate

Northern'to
day,

per

which
total

(Tex.i
about

the

of

located

in

plans

from

build

to

Phillips'

about

feet

1,800

plant

Dumas

of

El

to

Net.

from
ry.

oper.

^"Deficit.—V.

that

issued

to

Independent,

to transport
per day for delivery to Northern.

line,

Paso's

areas.

of

million

10

178,

951.

p.

Northern,

cubic

York, Susquehanna

August—

„

Gross
Net

ry.

&

Western

1953

from

railway
railway

from

Net

The

recent

issue

an

Net

1952

1951

Net

ry.

$442,857

$464 93''

85,894

97.774

158.406

40,055

14,321

40,570

74,072

3,870,169

3.582.206

3.661.240

3,336 166

999,534

769,392

982,642

888 267

392,391

334 261

income—

oper.

178;

354,265

232,269

951.

p.

The

corporation

steam-electric

Earle

oj

The

J.

from

placed

Machold,

no\y

is

addition

Oct.

1,

it

*s

of Niagara Mohawk's
reaching its peak this

is

Staff.!?»h7riWMi"dhlUOns '?
Buffalo which
will
be
completed
Stations

the

on

Raquette

the
rated

River

1953-

generating

steam-electric

Albany

announced

>y "'8"t WlU h,,e " t0t!"
part

which

program

vast

of
postwar
Since

year.

company has expended over $344,000,000 on new
electric
generating plants. Other projects now

loi

its

to
was

third generating unit in
the station and
a
construction,
will
go
into operation next year.

^,;>any s*a^on
the

on

President,

JKriy SSaoio kilowatts
struction

kilowatt

plant in service

the

under

feet

of

reported

ry.

railway

New York,

and

year,

in

northern

Mohawk

the

1951

178,

From

Gross
Net

Net
—V.

railway
railway

oper.

3.561,334

6.334,420

1.185,515

1,581,151

1.441,538

Jan.

under

construe-

New

five

hvdro-etectric

York.

system

will

ry.

total

a

178,

1162

p.

112.020.550

109,520.834

95 756 451

20,628.658

10,973.171

19,049.332

p.

The
SEC

7,275,880

8,256,944

7,406',853

&

corporation

iVSiir
$16.50

on Sept.
13,500 shares

Chemical

It

by

24

filed

of

common

share,

per

letter

a

proceeds

for other general

written

Escabrook

corporate

&

1952

1951

of

stock

Co.,

will

purposes.

Boston,

be

The

Mass.,

notification
Sli

tpar

The
used

to

at

stock

to

buy

New-

(& Subs.)

the

oper.

expenses

$839,888

213,621

194,818

78.326

61.096

way
operations—_
rah way oper. Inc.-

7,540,378

5,904,424

Interest

1,788,634

1,851,240

1,134,073

Expense

527,137

617,351

566,441

398.950

Coach

Ry.—Earnings1953—Month—1952

1953—8 Mos.—1952
$

17.611,600
11,539,727

is

priced

equipment

blunder-

York

further

of

San

of

N.

Y„

appointed coto accept sub¬
Electric Co. upon

has

been

Francisco,. Calif.,

Pacific

Gas

&

Pacific

1953.

6.

warrants

the

transfer

to

Oct.

of

of

1953

models

approximately

The

&

Gas

to

by

that

with
of

nearing

completion with

the

1952 production,
into production

over

models

will

Detroit

a

go

(Mich.)

Packard

has

sales

re-established
the first

become

rate

tool and die
public display

for

scheduled

are

indicated

an

Increased—

is

50%

New

cars

during

for its luxury cars selling
medium-priced field, gained
company's total production
100,000.—V. 178, p. 856.

30,000

annually

The

Clipper,

that

rate

a

new

announced

1953

$4,000.

at

year

would

approximately

the

in

bring

the

revenues
expenses

and

+

$2,912,880
taxes_____

Net

earnings

from

261,165

§$282,172

income

.III"

charges
incident
Co.

to

sale

$84,700

39,818

34,852

~of"chi6ago "Motor

properties

income

'

Including equity <35.05%
and"4_9.02"%"respec¬
tively) in the undistributed
earnings of New
York City Omnibus
Corp

§$363,295

16.693,858
11,092,182

17

"No
operation
on
Fifth
Omnibus Corp. for 29

6.071,873

5,601.676

3.380.703

2,791.587

34,017,179
17.183.009

36.202,016
17,391.403

~~

Avenue
Jan

Coach
1

to

Co

54,940

53,515

which

sold

been

§$308,356
and

29

h,

$103,363
vnri, It

New
♦

t

.?rk Clty

^

assetf.^leased

its operating
eliminated from

the

1952

91,887.280
34,256,438

89,o41.i
35,268,.

Pennsylvania-Reading Seashore Lines—Earnings—
?—

ry. oper. income—
From Jan. 1—

railway
railway—.
income—
178,

consolidated

income

115,524
"155,441

6,790,785

'

comPany

has

7,089,710

6,689,558

"622,474

"791,592

"671,850

"2,754^725

"2,582,149

$1,205,1
226,:
"42,1

6.102,1

"1.475,:

"3.201/

856.

Pennsylvania Water
tt

been

Power

&

authorized

Co.—To
by

Commission to sell $9,000,000
$2/,000,000 expansion program.—V.
178,

in
p.

the

Offer

Bonds

Pennsylanvia Pu

bonds

to

help finance

571.

Permachem Corp.—Signs New Contract—

Cecil

P.
a

Young,

contract

Co.

for

products.—V.

the

178,

President,
with

p.

before Fed.

its

Sept.

28

Verney,

germ-free

announced

952.

1953

1952

taxes

income

3,232.407

714,315

2,414,840

Net profit
Common shares
outstdg.

$719;912
178,125

$817,567
178,125

$4.04

$4.59

—V.

178,

on

per

p.

inq.

qom. share
1163.

l950fi

$8,909/
ec91

1,434,227

taxes

0_n

1951

$14,009,784 $16,596,477 $11,010,218

(est.)

Fed.

that he

President of the. Monacme
in treating all 1

process

(& Subs.)^-Earnings—

Years Ended
May 31—
sales

on

on

Gilbert
of

use

Net

Earnings
SLoss

p.

7,500

"273,087

*2,613,433

oper.

"Deficit.—V.

$1,226,444

91,045

from

from

$1,071,497

"208,192

Net

ry.

1951

1952

$1,110,448

from

195(

-nr.

1953

from

railway.-—
railway

Net

Profit

operation/th'e^lncome^'and'
have

47,056,64 1

856.

p.

Pfaudler Co.

$

125,316,615 129,706,364
91,299.436
93,504.348

$49,848

102,182.347

57,123,126

1 0,133,69 8

A„n..rt

signed

41.305

___

128.310,129

income—

7,266,672

August—

3,811,661

§$176,465

6,804,5

576,000/

railway

oper.

178,

Gross

$3,635,196

3,232.883

5,77 4,62 7

railway——

from

1952

§$320,003

operation

Other income

1 C

659,983,099 680,145,823

from

ry.

$86,061.8
SfiT 0

704,813,501

ry. oper. income—
From Jan. 1—

Net

ncA

._r.no

.

Gross

1950o

$91,989,240 $87,717,358 $90,927,779

Net

y

n

railway

1951

1952

1953

from

Mot

Net

"1953

days




production

increase

than

Net

67,365

7,705,554

-

Net revenue from rail-

Net

and

ending

August—
Gross

the

-Reports Loss—-

_

Rar way oper. levenue—

York,

Co.,

stock

luxury-car field

more

for

offered

37.831

$991,214

197,440

1.634.251

Western

Co.—Subscription Agents—

New

during the
Electric Co.
arrangements with these banks
to
act as agent of the
holders in the purchase and sale of rights. See also V. 178,

acceptance

—V.

with

be

offering will

and

1950

$928,873

856.

&

Co.,
Trust

warrants,

period

months

Gross

Omnibus Corp.

Net

Railway

of

was

the

nine

Corp.—Development

i°lders:and the t0 general Public.
then

°

-o

at

Gross

Period End. Aug. 31—

pages' the

chemical

a

Pennsylvania RR.—Earnings-

Corp., Cincinnati, O.—Files With SEC—

covering

7,286,207

income..

of

common

is completed.
January.

in

Paper

Norfolk

for

output

15 081 404

9,585,710

Instrument

Ohmart

Operating
Operating

l—

oper.

178,

eight

In

recom¬

1059.

in

118,607.437

counter0—VI78J 1^1163^ ^ PaPei Stl'P With a thin-window Geiger

-and

have

Earnings—

95.766

railway
railway

Trust

American

strike,

chromatogram

248.100

incouv?--

made

the company announced on Oct. 1.
when tooling, which'was delayed

3,659,435

$16,187,566 $16,973,749

A
completely
automatic
system
for
exploring
distributed
radio¬
activity on paper radiochromatograms has been announced
by this
corporation.
In operation,
the
"Actigraph" system locates and -esti¬
mates
quantitatively the components separated on the

$914,040

from

from

1950

3,727,788

856.

p.

efficiencies.

of

typical ap¬

forms,

and

photographs, three graphs and five charts.

Packard Motor Car Co.—Ouptut

$16,594,691

oper.

blocks;

insulating
thicknesses

com¬

3,055,731

railwayrailway
income—

from
ry.

characteristics

made

Net

facilities, mostly

announcement said.—V.

1953

from

ry.

Bankers

with

scriptions

p.

$16,032,754

income—

oper.

1952

heat

sizes,

insulation

and

12

Pacific Gas & Electric
agent

of

Ry.—Earnings—

from

Net

con¬

Hunt'ey stenm-elentrlo station at
this

Niagara

August—
from

quickly

Kaylo

standard

heat

Kaylo

.

par

From Jan. 1—

Gross

1946

capacity of 2.655,249 kilowatts, produced in seven
86
hydro-elcctric
plants
which
are
distributed

Norfolk Southern Ry.

Net

at

describing

physical

of

compound of lime and silica,
effective up to 1200 degrees Fahrenheit.—V. 175, p. 613.

are

1162.

p.

6 Months Ended June 30—

Net

stock

brochure

a

listing

a

and

factors,

products,

warrant

associates

and

throughout upstate

Gross

and

preferred

was

published

Corp.- -New Addition Placed

100,000

a

178,

cumulative

dividends

has

contains

thicknesses

Kaylo

an

Pacific

railway———

Nuclear

generating

addition

fourth

Power

5'/a%

668.

p.

the company distributes.

publication includes

exercise

1953

from

Net

—V.

Niagara Mohawk
in Operation—

of

accrued

AugustGross

Net

railway—
railway.—___

shares

and

i

details in V.

See

Net

—V.

mended

has

public offering by Blyth and Co., Inc.

250.000

share

178,

insulation
K

Scheduled

1950

$439,173

122.180

from

from

of

per

Northern

From Jan, 1—

Gross

pipe

plications,

RR.—Earnings—

$480,927

income-—

oper.

which

publication

Kaylo

com¬

Prefererd Stock Sold—

($100

•

sheeting with steel, aluminum and fiberboard,
vending machine, household appliance and

to

estimated
Dumas

subsidiary

a

about

company

and specially designed equipment to
Division's
newly
developed
laminated vinyl
products will consist of laminations of em¬

machine,

corporation

The

The

certificate

pleted.

New

business

This

Moore

and in the Beaver, Okla„ and Mullinville, Kansas,

a'.so

authorizes
gas

pipeline

Division,

line of

vinyl

plain

or

the

insulation

t

of

Rubber

new

luggage industries.—V.

transport

miles

51

the financing.

Plastics

The

subscription

from

Net

bossed
for

of

From Jan. 1—

Gross

sheeting.

be

Northern
of

the

the

produce

approximately 40 million \
purchased from Phillips Petroleum
gasoline plant.
The previously-author¬
will operate under the new certificate

to

Privately—This

Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corp.—New Kaylo Literature

portion

a

the

day-

proceeds

service

to

have

amount

of

(21

bonds due serially to Nov. 1, 1965, it was announced
Sept. 29 by Vincent A. Catozella, President. Reynolds

on

field.

Kansas

to

the

leasing:

will be used to prepay existing .long-term debt, in¬
working capital, and expedite the three-year $900,000 expan¬
sion and improvement program O'Sullivan started this summer.
Ground
was
broken
for
the
first
new
production unit in July.
The new $100,000 structure will house O'Sullivan's third large calender,

com¬

Field

Hugoton

truck

gage

station.

The

4,622.670

income—

levels

authorized

its Dumas

a

$48,000,

pressor

$608,811

allowable

gas

facilities

consist

cost

$666,318

the

of

volumes

transport

enable

of

County, Tex.,

Ry.—Earnings—

railway
railway——

oper.

this

to

Long-term

(li

crease

"allowables" assigned by the Kansas Corporation
state's proration
laws, and the new faciliteis

to

to

will

feet

Northern

New York, Ontario & Western
from

certificates

issued

has

now

trucks/ yearly leasing of passenger
and (4) Hertz System franchise licensing,—v. 178, p. 951.

& Co. arranged

Capacity—:

for which a certificate was issued last May 1 as part of a
larger expansion of the company's pipeline system.
Operation of these

ized

Net-income—

Gross

f

'

the

Commission

2,036,201

4,513;768

p.

4

1961,

"

facilities

2,475,088

618,235

cont.

from

the

under

11,037,059

—

Commission

Power

takes

Northern's

Commission

$

275,939

178,

'

1,

business:

rental

O'Sullivan Rubber Corp.—Sells Bonds

Independent Natural Gas Co., a subsidiary, and El Paso
Co., authorizing construction and operation of pipeline
facilities which will make available up to 50 million/cubic feet of
additional natural gas per day to Northern.

426,416

—V.

;

payable $150,000.,May
> 1 s
1

are

178, p. 951.

1962.—V.

and

corporation has sold privately $600,000 of 5% first mort-

Gas

591,643

<

1,

May

the Hertz System

as

consist chiefly of the following phases

operations

vehicle

cars,

and

pany

Natural

Joint facility rents—
Other income
(net Crt

Sinking

debentures

5]/2 '<

E
on

known

are

to-day rental of passenger cars and

The

13,287.955

—

and

••

$150,000

14,141,457

_____

expenses

Taxes

Equipment

each

Hertz

The
motor

due

year'with the final payment;of $150,000.

1960.
series

and

been

1953—8 Mos.—1952

s>

$

42,718 shs.
159,487 shs.

debentures, are retireable over the
with $75,000 due May 1, 1954. and then for the next

$120,000

operations

combined

The

vehicles available for leasing or renting
compared to 7,500 vehicles ten years ago.
■
Hertz System has outstanding 1,500,000 courtesy and charge cards
and has in effect rail-av.to and plane-auto .travel plans.

subordinated *5 '%

A

cars

consist of almost 24,000 motor

300,000

Northern Natural Gas Co.—To Increase

railway
income—

from

Net

825,000

amounts

years

tThe

1950
$260,048

From Jan, 1—

Gross

seven

vears

May

1951
$264,663

$283,652

series

,.

acquired by Omnibus operate 5,800 trucks and 2.570 pas
in 67 locations in 31 cities in the. United States; .and
licensees who own and operate 5,850 trucks and 9,700
passenger
cars from
over a thousand locations in over 550 cities
throughout the United States, Canada, Alaska, Mexico, Cuba, Great
Britain,
Ireland,
Switzerland, the/ Virgin Islands, the Republic of
Haiti, and the Hawaiian Islands.
a

these securities

of

the

five

110,736

income—

oper.

1952

1953
$333,435

railway

amount

,

_r

franchised

(21

$11,055,000

60,000 shs.
175;000 shs.

$251
value)

par

five

senger

fluctuates in the ordinary course of
.thereof outstanding at the dates of delivery
of
the securities
offered
hereby may therefore be greater or less
than the amount, set forth above.
"The

business, and

Connecting RR.—Earnings—

August—
Cross

(no

,,

properties

value—

(no par

preference

stock

Common

next

New York

debs., dated 9/1/52—

$1.50 cumul, pfd. stock

of Hph»

the direotoj^L Omnibus Corp. have granted restricted
options to these executives to purchase an aggregate of '5 000
shares of Omnibus common stock at the current market price
These
executives have operated the Hertz properties for over 20 years.
The Hertz business is composed of two main parts:
(li The Hertz

FINANCING
i Outstandng

+ •
*
$900,000
300,000

(current 1—

payable

debentures, dated 5/1/51

5 '/<'

ISeries B 5xh.'k

47,164

income

Income

tSeries A

$656,165

$224,303

operation-

from

Authorized

notes

Short-term

1,623,654
514,827

,

43,785

earnings

Other

Federal

income & excess profits taxes

for Federal

Prov.

—

revenues

stock

1939

was

EFFECT TO PRESENT

CAPITALIZATION GIVING

$9,666,283 $12,111,664
7,944,898
9,317,018

expenses

Friendly Finance Corp. was

and

-

1952

1953

of this year the gross'

ment contracts,

an
ana

incorporated in April,
purchased in August, 1950.

Inc.,

Agency,

323,703
914,422

acquisition of the Hertz properties we also retained Walter
President and General Manager, and other top executives
year 'employment contracts.
As provided in these employ¬

Jacobs,

under

security.

also
owns
Northern Insurance Agency, Inc..
which conducts a general insurance agerrcy
the company places all of its insurance.

which

L

„,vj

•

T„.

corporation,

through

6 Months Ended June 30—

.

.

764,744

1,228,836

T

at the rate of approximately 15% ahead of last vear
primarily to increased operating costs it is anticipated
net income
after taxes will be approximately the same

the

With

dealers irom

company

Illinois

951.

p.

^his. division

1,045,344
821,876'

—

due

1953

1952.

as

in both Illinois and
with household goods, au o-

personal loans are made

where

mobiles, appliances, etc., as

operations

way

railway oper. inc.

acquired.
is licensed

division

finance

consumers

Wisconsin

Net revenue from rail¬

Net

the

retaiKsales contracts are

whom

65,499,126 554,782,492 516.559,87o

Railway oper.

handles

for the majority of the volume
wholesale financing for many of the

$244,255
1,022,160

running

that

dealers with the

accounting

also

$

$

$

$

from

contracts

1,014,475

first eight months

the

For
are

However,

purchases^ conditional saies
automobile

sales finance division
automobile and appliance

contracts

Omnibus

$1,367,732

—

1050

Finance

The

divisions.

two

RR.—Earnings—

Central

York

New
'

'

conducted since December 19-3
Co., Inc., an Illinois coiporation.
On Feb. 24, 1942 the present ngme was adopted.
maintain
The company and its subsidiary, Friendly Finance Corp
mainta
offices in 21. cities in northern Illinois and southern -Wisconsin
The business of the company and said subsidiary is operated

.

.

1952

Hertz
———

1049

been

had

which

Illinois

s£X
rm

1948—

on

Corp.

Northern Illinois Finance

business

Northern

the

by

5,446,263
1,920,479
1,629,605

5,790,999
1,21G,839

967,053

railway

from

not le

upon

uie
"WntA

owned

wholly

Feb. 15, i929. n
At that tmie it too

incorporated

was

company

+he

the prefeired s

proceeds from the sale of
company's working funds.

net

the

to

the

as

the

over

Gross

added

be

BUSINESS—The

2

From

exem^

/s_^li{v

to

The purchase was made by Omnibus throni
subsidiary, Chicago Motor Coach Co., by the
ment of $10,815,445 for the stock of the above companies.
The
purchase was financed in the following < manner: m
Omnibus Corp., from cash on hand, advanced to Chicago Motor Coa.k
Co.,
$1,750,445; (2» The Omnibus Corp. borrowed from banks JS
advanced to Chicago Motor Coach Co., $1,500,000; and (3> chir>«„
Motor Coach Co. borrowed on the combined assets of the Hertz r™,
panies, $7,565,000.
Following is a tabulation of net earnings of the Hertz Commnw
as
compared to The Omnibus Corp. earnings (after taxes);
es

share of $27.50 plus all accrueo

30 days' notice, at a price per
unpaid dividends.
-

PROCEEDS—The

1952
$662,663

1953
$723,788
220,726
302,494

f

preferred stock under the Blue Sky Laws of any state.
Shares of' preferred stock are subject to redemption

Ry.—Earnings-

Texas & Mexico

New Orleans,

only to such

under the laws of which the
the offering to stockholders of the
and no action will be taken to register
states

in

transaction

748,000

August—
Gross

reside

securities

Sept. 21 filed a letter of notification with the
shares of common stock (par 10 cents) to oe
at 40 cents per share through Hunter Securities Corp., New
The proceeds are to be used to develop and maintain leases.

The

6EC

These" s^re^ar? offered

as

.'

Operating Service, Inc.
its

N. M.—Files—

letter

r

corporation has completed the acquisition of Genera'
interests in the Hertz Driv-Ur-Self Companies, including

This

•

a

said:

stockholders on Sept. 25

Subscriptions

share

r

President, in

Benjamin Weintraub,

offerSd
°*0 'shares^ °$1.50

Corp.—Preferred Stock

Northern Illinois

Co.—Definitive Debens.
May 1, 1984* wiH^be (exchanged

Telephone

New Jersey Bell

1,318,951
594,146

668.
2bi'

$724,805
178.125
$4.07

$406.8

Number 5261

178

lume

v

(1277)

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

...

All*.

gfeSSl

'income

-

$35,247,939

$28,802,724

$27,435,286

_

.

N

and"$l"div. prefer,
common stock.

nfri

C
io

Turnings

Earnings

outstanding

Shares

3,934,099

$2.30

sales

178,

1953—3 Mos.—1952

$14,633,927 $12,995,081

ff

taxes

jA-——'**

or

almost

one-

Net

1953—9 Mos.—1952
$42,022,997 $36,737,219

'

Net

from
ry.

1952

1951

$2,221,592

Net

from

Net

ry.

—V.

731,283

642,241

"616,717

290,113

239,708

177,402

233,525

19,010,669

15,474,290
5,171,916
2,087,249

income

18.457,640

7,419,776

6,645,064

2,271,142

income

19,665,299

6,365,246

railway

railway

oper.

2,413,623

2,194,588

*

Net

ry.

income

oper.

Gross"1 from 1 railway—
railway

from

Net

i.78,

_V.

14,582

258,718

362,413

300,501
•

National

Stock

Bank

City,

York

Rockwell

of

shares

Trust

&

be

will

common

Exchange

will

value,
York

opening

the

at

Pittsburgh, and Bankers 'Trust
handle the exchange.
to dealings on the Mid¬

to

admitted

was

business

of

be, transferable in
178, p*. 761.'.

notification

of

of

shares

3,800

common

at $13

(estimated

.

oper.

$4,232,410
3,259,441

revenue—

Railway oper.

expenses.

Railway

1,

and

1953,

and

New

operations:!-J*

way

.

'

r

V

,

178,

952.'

p.

'•''

•'

'

filed with

was

the SEC

Sept.

on

28 covering

stock (par $1)
to be offered at the market
through Lester, Ryons & Co., Los Angeles,

share)

per

" < *
1953
.,r.ailway__^w
$427,417
railway.——A
79,935
oper.' iiicome_L_ v: '
50,825

177, p. 2572.

1950

9,405,036,„

$560,349

$575,106

40,834

76,736

Net

$3,398,986
5,771,673

$7,961,045.

$466,525

from:
ry.

"4,639

26,722

119,133
80,463

•

from

Net

ry.

216,614

3,712,700
216,912

3,934,236
271,633

3,696,213
254,425

income—A167-228

"147,516

"135,142

"127,678

!i'tiilway_':.r<' 3,271,792

Net

$850,808

$735,521

railway—

208,054

263,128

105,706

income—

145,563

81,870

121,356

oper.

ry.

i78,

—V.

income

oper.

5,423,321

5,776,188

1,558,720

1,105.040

1,017,306

;

792,461

810,276

891,573

ry.

sales

Net

Profit

Provision

Net

1952

$17,904,047

3,976,718

Federal

state

and

income

1,275,021

1.0E9.562

taxes

•

paid

shares

outstanding-

share.—

capital

per

174, p.

$2,877,156
2,496,753
1,109.868
$2.59

$2,825,383
2,492,703
1,109,868

profit

Earnings

$2.55

___;

1406.

company

production

announces

ladders.

step

position

Precision

A

but

as

soon

all

be

easily

steps

person

a

taxes

A

disengage making the ladder immovable.
There need
be no fear of rolling,
swaying or "kick out" with Precision safety step
ladders. The rubber tipped legs "lock" to the floor, providing .a firm,
base.

and

When

a

automatically
quickly.

and

steps

person

ladder

ladder

The

re-engage.

the

can

off

conditions,

all

troublefree

139.547

1,080.011.-

1,015,317

606,774

147,668

144,437

8,575,430
1,156,749

8,496,504
1,132,444

$1,094,274

$1,365,685

$9,560,650

$9,738,564

31,766

32,602

363,550

263,497

,

railway operating

___A—_'____

the

-Total ry.
*

ilicoifie'

operatihg
Net

•

-

247,429

300,576

—

income A $825,464
income'-62,724

-

scheduled

&

end

of

$7,911,868
271,704

gi'oss

from;

$1,187,877

$7,795,989

87,512

96,197

726,004

$8,183,572
783,302

$800,676

$1,091,680

$7,069,985

first

the

company

Sept.

on

the

SEC, one for
without nominal

the

filed

30

registration

Oct.

27,

mid

sale

be

1953.
of

The

the

contingent
The

for

net

issue

bonds

and

will

the

upon

proceeds

property

value,

par

of

will

additions

and

Stock

registration statements with
shares of common stock,

two

800,000

sale

be

of

the

the

used

and

to

the

for

transactions
of

retire

and

stock

common

separate

consummation
be

other

inc.

•

—A-

income

178,

762,

669,

pp.

857

and

improvements.—V.

178,

the

neither

and

issue

Period End. Aug. 31—

loans

ry.

Net

tion

Radio

and

facilities

In

the

area

the

will

new

will

be

more

Division

than

from

Gross

from

Net
Net

centred
of

Raytheon

with

206,000

square

feet

Bechtel Corp., in conjunction with
will build the new plant in the southwest

plant.—V.

178,

p.

of

'

Earnings
"For

shares

(2V2

Railway

Railway

oper.
oper.

8,559,124

expenses

shares

Pacific Co.—Earnings1953
1952
1951
1950
$46,703,548 $47,124,609 $45,423,627 $45,784,347
9,973,684
10,946,986 .10,184,231
14,530,206
4,058,500
4,022,581
3,562,637 , 5,320,397

railway

railway

income

oper.

ry.

from

371,606,712 360,492,549 336,438,630 295,834,610
88,647,218
86,875,303
75,878,775
72,199,364.
32,628,224
35,942,417 24,573,008
24,038,306

railway

Net

from

ry; oper.

railway—

income—

178, p. 953.

Ry.—Earnings-

Southern

1953
1952
1951
1950
$22,240,145 $23,014,176 $21,767,028 $22,046,650
6,068,983 > 7,900,839
5,234,363
7,098,630
income—
2,858,385
3,282,279'
2,167,308
2,639,720

August—
from

Gross

from

Net

ry.

railway

railway:

oper.

From Jan. 1—

Net

from

Net

ry.

—V.

railway

—

income—

oper.

178,

184,288,318 176,849,682 170,278,031 148,458,970
60.960,810
50,311,984
41,802,573 38.716,353
27,515,527
20,892,664
16,926,106
17,470,160

railway

from

Gross

858.

p.

Spokane International RR.—Earnings—

Net

ry.

railway

for

1)

$89,289,165 $84,299,010

66,673.382

68,700,618

of

from

from

Net

Net

railway

Income

oper.

ry.

Net
*

V.

railway
178, p.

oper.

$2,849,996

inc.—

1,572,120

$2,557,860 $20,588,548 $66,673,382

9,370,038

11,386,702

" 1,483,709

Placed

Privately—

issue

stock

(par $25)

per

and

of

Corp.—Preferred Stock Offered

6,000 shares of 5%

Oct. 2.

on

proceeds are to be used to retire $400,000 of
finance capital improvements.—V. 146, p. 768.

bank loans and to)

Standard Steel Spring Co.—Merger—
Rockwell

See

Spring

&

Axle

above—V.

178,

p.

763.

Co., Miami, Fla.—Stock

Casualty

&

Co.

Offer¬

ing Set for Oct. 7—
It

111.,

public offering of 80,000

the

that

is announced

voting common stock

share by Cruttenden & Co.; Wachob-Bender Corp.;
The First Trust Co. of Lincoln (Neb.).
net

proceeds

are

corporation,

of

to

(par

shares of class B

by Floyd C. Cerf Jr. Co., Inc., Chicago,
for Oct. 7. The shares will be priced at

$1)

and

Miami, F'a., is set
share.
proceeds are tc be
178, p. 1164.

May

15,

business

of

offices

located

financing.

from

-From

Net
Net

its Home Office building located at 304 South 18th

1164.

ry.

The

entire Previous fiscal year, it was announced on Sept. 29
iu
^uc*cl' General Sales Manager,
unn
^ saic* tllat sales of Remington window and console room
in
jumped from 11,099 units (8,198 window, 2,£01 console)
no -A 12
months fiscal period ended Oct. 31, 1952 to 25,225 units
9pn't
win^ow> 5,509 console) in the 10 months from Nov. 1, 1952 to
uith
Ta' 1953- 'Plans' for 1954 call for the sale of over 50.000 units,
n

special

nounced.
thirds

of

to
The

the

stockholders'

Sept.

25,

company

meeting first

convertible

outstanding stock for

debentures.-—V.

178,

a

p.

52,380

6,616

"2,958

"40.773

2,492,991

2,318,760

1,844,730

2,334,678
204,795

oper.

income
176,

*

"273,253
763

pp.

and

323,041

189,769

12,35^

"164,244

"218,367

"362,773

954.

Super Mold Corp. of California—Earnings—

,

14 and then

vote on the issuance of $975,000
1060.

sales

Profit

176,

p.

1952

$6,546,723
1,557,991

$6,615,190
1,594,773

profits taxes

1,084,936

1,111,255

$473,005
$1.86

$483,518
$1.91

—

taxes

inc.

on

income

and excess

profit-x—:

Earnings'per
—V.

Federal

for. Federal

Net

1953
L

31—

——

before

Prov.

has been recessed until Oct. 9, it was an
does not have the necessary proxies from two-

t

of

called for Sept.

33,104

"26,434

1—

railway

railway

"Deficit.—V.

Nebraska and conducts its operations through 36 branch
Nebraska, Iowa, Colorado, Kansas, Wyoming, South

178, p.

from

54,461
"10,256

income.—

Jan.

from

Gross

$253,422-

$324,223

railway

oper.

1950

1951

1952

$321,696

$289,988

railway

Years Ended July

postponed

See also

purposes.

Ry.—Earnings-

1953

from

ry.

in

Dakota, New Mexico and Minnesota.—V.

for expansion

Staten Island Rapid Transit
August—

.

Gross
Net

Delaware,
and domesticated in
1936, and took over all of the busi¬
in

predecessor,
consumer

used

net

Net

be used for working capital.

incorporated

organized

was

its

V.

1059.

°* window and console type Remington room air conditioners
.y® 10 months ended Sept. 1, were more than 100% above sales
a!

o<

cumulative preferred

Securities Investment Corp., a Nebraska cor¬
poration which was incorporated on April 1, 1924. It Is engaged in the

ness

Remington Corp.—Room Unit Sales Increase—

hv

Bonds Offered—The company

—

privately through Putnam & Co., an issue

The

Net

f

274,349

178, p. 953.

nounced

publicly offered on Sept. 21 at $25

was

Segal Lock & Hardware Co., Inc.—Meeting Recessed—

j

1,539,751
547,619

242,867

bonds, series A, due Sept.
1, 1983, with certain institutional investors, it was an¬

restated—909,495
2,273,738 shares
value of $40 each.—V. 178, p. 953.

Co.—Debentures

1,724,648
552,800

322,265

2,311,464
963,694
466,835

railway

$1,000,000 first mortgage 4%

1952 figures have been

has placed privately through Central Re¬

—An

Street, Omaha,

operations

par

1,907,262
583,286

-

From Jan. 1—

without par value changed to

the

Farms

The company owns

Net revenue from rail¬
way

$0.70

1951
$250,528
93,826
37,126

71,739

income

oper.

1950
$181,60!*
59,581
42,170

1952
$302,121
122,600
60,350

1953
$345,565
152,084

railway

from

Gross

The

Nebraska,

1953—8 Mos.—1952

8,462,899

stock

Securities Acceptance

The

$11,409,120 $11,020,759

revenue—

share

com.

per

*

comparative purposes,
of common

This

1953—Month—1952

corner

Steam Station's initial

El Segundo

the

of

State Fire

1164.

Reading Co.—Earnings—
Period End. Aug.; 31—

Edison

$3.75 per

final

chasis,

2,349,475

shares outstdg.

Common

public Col-(Inc.) of Chicago an issue of $2,000,000 3%%
sinking fund debentures due Feb. 1, 1962.—V. 178, p. 55.

working
assembly of Raytheon TV sets, with
tuners,
and assembiles continuing in the

the

1,771,106
1,464,494

1,637,729

The company

952.

manufacture
of the com¬
existing produc¬

that

predict

El

From Jan, 1—
Gross

will

doubled.

Raytheon building,

be

production

other

Television

11,813,092

1,885,061

income-

oper.

$

$

108,321,259 109,543,946
16,464,207
15,281,939
14,515,860
13,148,438
"2,273,738
2,349,475
"2,273,738
$0.62
$6.18
$5.56

11,509,475

income

the opening of a second Chicago plant for the
assembly of Raytheon television receivers, officials

pany's

1953—8 Mos.—1952

1953—Month—1952

•

revenues

Net

and

Raytheon Manufacturing Co.—Opens New Plant—
With
and

at

156,000 kilo¬
watt generating unit will increase the company's total steam gener¬
ating capacity to 1,309,500 kilowatts. Total cost of Southern California
Edison's current
expansion
program
is expected to be $485,000,000
for the eight-year period 1945 through 1953.—V. 178, p. 762.
addition

has placed

$
Gross

Seabrook
bank

p.

unit

city.

952.

Seaboard Air Line RR.—Earnings-

other.

the

short-term

generating

$44,000,000.

engineers,

Company

—V.
Net

registration of
$30,000,000 principal amount of first and refunding mortgage bonds.
The bonds will be dated Oct. 1, 1953 and are to mature Oct. 1, 1983.
It is planned
to
negotiate the sale of the common
stock to an
underwriting group headed by Morgan Stanley & Co., Drexel & Co.,
and
Glore, Forganw&fc Co. and to invite competitive
bids for the
purchase of the first and
refunding mortgage bonds
on
or
about'
or

kilowatt

156,000

Station is scheduled for mid-year of 1955. Ultimately
two generating units, the station is expected to cost ap¬

proximately
of;the

Tlce, Vice-President and General
Steam Station will be the company's
constructed since

II.

War

of

El

W.

Steam

contain

to

$7,400,270

—_AA' v $888,188

income

Gross

and Bonds With SEC—
-This

,

and the fourth which has been

station

World

in

H.

Segundo

El

new

steam

seventh

by

26

August—

respectively at

Co.- -Registers

Gas

\

,

steam-electirc generating station is
Segundo, Calif., according to an

major

October

in

Sept.

The

Manager.

another

of

start

to

Stamford Water Co.
Electric

and

rapid

permit

to

.

unit

California Edison Co.—Continues Expansion

announcement

Gross

Deduct,

Service

Re¬

alkyl aryl sulfonates.

-

2,090,193

2,568,583

$7,355,617
440,372

$1,150,859
37,018

oper.

ry.

Non-opevating

—V.

Public

market

and

precut

is

piping

assembly.

packaged

Net,from

instantly
moved easily

be

The two, three, four and six
step ladders are priced
$26.00, $37.00, $53.50 and $93.50.—V. 178, p. 668.

Snell

D.

standard
.sizes designed
of dried
detergent product per year. The extreme versatility of the Packaged
Unit permits the
manufacture of a wide range of heavy and light
duty detergent formulations. The sulfonation section may be used for
preparation of fatty alcohol sulfates as well as the more common

$9,924,200 $10,002,061

$1,398,288

$1,126,040

income

oper.

Dedtictions from railway

casters

then

Foster

Division,

Company

Syndet plants are available in four
to produce from 2,000,000 to 15,000,000 pounds

Snell

Net

134,271
.

income

oper.

'

500,122

,

Federal ;taxeS___

Railway

1953—8 Mos.—1952
$5,626,072 $50,235,623 $47,577,446
3,369,629
29,862,782
27,194,617

city

Federal income taxes
Other

Hull

the

Ry.—Earnings—

automatically

sure

by

plant is marketed as a packaged unit and includes sulfonation,
neutralization,
detergent compounding and spray
drying equipment.
Based on a plant layout
prepared to suit the customer's site and

Ladders—

"automatic action"
rolled to the
thereon the casters

steel

may

of

ladder

as

offered

The

1953—Month—1952

expenses

and
—I'——'

income

This

'7,214,350

7,576,935

1,265,599

$5,631,357
3,755,021

revenues

county

Other

desired

the

change
2682.

search, Inc.

Net

Period End. Aug. 31—

Railway:'oper.
Railway opeiA

......

Precision Equipment Co.—New Safety Step
safety

67,921,462
10,578,898

10,784,463

1,689,134

1,116,496

—

St. Louis Southwestern

:

$17,414,642

4,101.304

!

taxes_^——

to

Snell, Inc., N. Y.—Offers Packaged Deter¬

(Foster D.)

—V.

1953

——

income

for

Dividends

—V.

$89,418,647

pi 952.

178,

State,

Capital

1953—8 Mos.—1952

and

after "fixed

contingent! charges-

•

before

29 approved a proposal to
Smith-Corona, Inc.—V. 177, p.

Sept.

on

company

August—

Co. of America—Earnings—

Potash

this

Southern

Ry.—August Earnings—

1,541,074

income—_

oper.

Balance

—V.

Years Ended June 30—

'.

share

gent Plant—

.'

' >v 1953—Month—1952

Feriod End. Aug.,31—

Net

856,

p.

67,497
$1,193,307
645,134
322,569
$3.70

'

Operating revenues—A'$11;940,083 $11,799,689 $94,269,425
69,626,264
8,437,120
8,641,436
Operating expenses —1

5,444,735
1,257,593

1,001,133

railway

from
rv.

6,279,897

railway

from

Net
Net

,

St. Louis-San Francisco

From Jan. 1—

Gross

oper.

178; p."'857. .'. A
.-a-...AAA-A'A;:'-

-

"184,385

131,799

\

$803,880

railway

railway-!—__ A

from

"Deficit.—V.

$818,950

from

Net-from

paid

outstanding

common

stockholders
of

The

Jan." 1—

From

:

Gross

,

Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry.—Earnings
Gross

The
name

the

1951

1952

August—

v'A.

$1,322,615

'■

21,237

$1,014,057
645,136
322,569
$3.14

"

-

Changes Name, Effective Oct. 15—

Segundo

Grossi'from

Net

•

per

Southern

"

2_V.

dividends

Completion-

$4,303,031 $34,398,872 $28,014,763
.3,040,416 20,437,827 >24,615,777"

inc.- >'• 1,328,592. .; 1,267,861 -

railway oper.

Net

A
$972,969

from rail-

Net, revenue

income

-

-

Construction

Net

,

Canadian

tax

shares

Vista, Calif.—Files—

Rutland RR.—Earnings—

/

1953—8 Mos.—1952

1953—Month—1952

Oct.

Pittsburgh

Detroit,

Chicago,

Calif., for the account of Fred H. Rohr.—V.

31—

taxes

and

profit

Earnings

City.—V.

letter

A

Pittsburgh &.Lake Erie RR.—Earningsperiod End. Aug.

and Timken
Spring, share for

common

Rockwell

of

Co.,

agents

stock

Rohr Aircraft Corp., Chula

298,954

V

952.

p.

The Timken
Standard Steel

and

become

suspended.

1,672,277
482,218

425,984

493,821

income—

oper.

Net ry.

$242,864
36,155

1,443,487-1,391,594

1,601,872
295,058

Co.

shares

will

30. 1553, a
will succeed
Co.

Sept.
Axle Co.
Detroit Axle
on

simultaneously the. common shares of the consolidated companies were
Rockwell Spring and Axle Company common stock, $5 par

1950

22,686

-

Spring

common

New

west

70,476

-

Steel

outstanding

Mellon

$194,551
15,379

$200,155
50,620

62,630

railway

from

Net

profits

being

share.

products of

1951

$213,072
33,720

railway

from

Cross

The

Detroit

The

1952

Co.—Consolidation—

Axle

&

filing of articles of consolidation
corporation known as Rockwell Spring &

Standard

crude oil and
It has majored
of its raw ma¬

Spring

the

Upon
new

Co.,

1953

Fed.

1953
1952
$32,156,057 $30,683,718
2,073,707
2,539,375
taxes
1,038,413
1,278,571

A completely
engineered synthetic detergent plant, capable of pro¬
ducing a finished spray dried product from basic raw materials is

178, p. 952.

Rockwell

Shawmut RR.—Earnings—

Pittsburg &
Aueust—

for

Common

$1,887,761

$2,209,408

railway

from

Gross

company."—V. 178, p.- 571.

oil

any

income

before

Provision

(& Subs.)

Smith & Corona Typewriters, Inc.

1950

$2,217,034

805,717

railway—

oper.

RR.—Earnings

Potomac

&

Fredericksburg

below.

Inc.

From Jan. 1—

petrochemical industry. Phillips reserves of

of

Frofit

Net

•

liquids are high in relation to its size.
on carefully
selected projects for upgrading the value
terials
and has one of the most diversified groups

Typewriters,

Corona

&

279,654

514,405

17,584

1953

from

Gross

old company recently became the 30th corporation in
American industry with total assets in excess of one billion dollars.
The company's announcement/in part,
further stated:
Phillips is the leading producer of natural gas and
is generally
acknowledged to own the largest natural gas reserves, of any comnanr
it is the leading producer-marketer of liquefied petroleum gas,
and
leads in the
production of both, natural gasoline and furnace
carbon' blacks manufactured °from oil It is a major factor in the
gas

Smith

C.

shies

Excess

101,384

August—'

„

36-year

natural

L.

(L. C.)

Common

Petroleum Co.—Now Billion Dollar Firm—
announcement from Bartlesville, Okla., on Sept. 25 revealed, that

pvnanding

Smith-Corona, Inc.—New Name—
See

installing more

and is

55.

Richmond,

Phillips
An

after

p.

Net

thf

units,

St. Louis, Mo.—Earnings—

_____________

profit

—V.

$2.21

—-

,

and

(estimated)

23,638,846
10,699,688

__

Earnings per share—
_-V. 178, p. 952.

plant at Auburn, N. Y.,
equipment.—V. 178, p. 761.

3,796,440

24,868,625
10,804,852

com. stocks
,

its

to

Period End. Aug. 31—
Net
Net

-----

6,000

Years Ended June 30—

6.198.381

Jome dSSStaT.^

addition

an

nearly

by the industry in that period."
manufacturing capacity, Remington is build¬

consoles, made

additional

Rice-Stix, Inc.,

A

'

,nnnfflP

all

machinery

633,045

619t911

Other

,

ing

$33,633,667

6.445.215

-room

$33,000,622

_i__"

Operating income
income

$34,628,028

continued, ."producing

of

To'provide

andTaxes.-—-—- 148,262,204 138,122,942

expenses

Hn

Judd

half

Co. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
$182!890.232 $17r123,564

Philadelphia Electric
12 Months Ended July 31—

9

—

_;

share

—

1269.

t

.

Segoyawatha, Inc., Canandaigua, N. Y.—Files—

fv,

i

Remington, for

h.p. window

models.

ftie

first

time

manufacturing

its

own

'A

and

\'z

,

SEC

the
($5
used for

share), without underwriting. The proceeds are to be
working capital.
The company's business will consist of the buying, selling, managing

per.
■'

lare
t
gest

10 months^since last Nov.

single

manufacturer

of




console

1,
type

Remington
room

-3

air

was

also the

conditioners,"

'

corporation on Sept. 28 filed a letter of notification with
covering 3,630 shares of common stock to be offered at par

The

and

development

of real and

personal property.

Superior Cable

(N. C.)—Stock Offered—Caro¬
Raleigh, N. C., on Sept. 22 publicly
600,000
stock at $1 per share.

Corp.

lina Securities Corp.,

offered to residents of North Carolina an issue of
shares of

common

to be used for working capital, etc.
Incorporated in North Carolina on Nov. 25,

The

net proceeds are

The

company

was

195S^

10

build

to

and

It

operate

and

covered

of

group

private

the

President,

Electric

Ansonia

Hickory,

at

cable

wire

C..

plastic

make

to

Communications

The

to

1952

SEC

Co.

placed

The

with

group of institutional
Oct. 2.

on

bonds due Oct.

investors, it

a

will

company

construction

corporation

Sept,

on

develop and manufacture
and working capital:

1983,

1,

Union

announced

was

filed

23

of

letter

a

type of jet

new

a

short-

Railway

oner

Railway

The
of

TEMCO Aircraft Corp.—Delivers New Model—
This

corporation

sleek,

for

tricycle-geared

Though
company

designates

resents

remarkable

a

its

all

the

225-horsepower

new

development

triumph.—V.

Net

"Plebe,

models,

178,

' '

*

$

$

$

railway

$408,843

$438,781

$474,077

100.501

128,478

122,877

84,334

58,810

Gross

from
ry.

3.412,820

3,374,717

3,385,728

3.043,819

718,197

874,590

710,798

income—

231,200

773,137
328,105

—V.

oper.

178,

954.

p.

218,018

249,428

"

Tennessee Gas Transmission Co.—Partial
The

operation
Nov.
of

1,

the

of'

1971.

the

plus

has

company

City

called

for

sinking

fund,

Redemption

of

accrued

New

will

York,

interest.—V.

redemption
$'J0u,000

he

made

trustee,
178,

Nov.

on

of

Chase

102.11%

at

of

Texas Instruments, Inc., Dallas,

1953, through
debentures,
due
National Bank

a

in

Billings,

ments.
of

of

their

stock

share

one

of

Texas

August—

A

Net

ry.

Gross
Net

3,070,736

2,228,709

690.481

855.410

552,279

by

L.

F.

ry.

79.869,784

SEC

covering

par)

and

6,760,029

Net

ry.

—V.

98.784

81.363

Gross
Net
Net

ry.

31,113

36,608

857.590

939,814

774,616

505.756

446.964

533,538

Gross

155,491

132,136

255,619

Net

233,636

rent,

•

Ry.

ry.

4,950.725

39,959.337

38.165.992

7.003,082
3.105,113

6,244.486

Net

from

294,383

2,108,911

Net

ry.

26.547

148,041

204,028

$948,085

$953,799

$8,325,024

335,004

356.687

990,341

$1,283,089

$1,310,486

$9,315,365

8,673

8,886

66.700

Net
Net

69,456

260,206

1

269.283

2.123,028

2.158,184

$1,014,210

$1,032,317

$7,125,637

New

York—Files With

corporation

011
Sept, 24 filed
2,000-shures of capital

covering

SlOO

letter

a

per

stock

of

purchase

Inc.;

Its

poses.

for

development

business

$1)

is

that

of

work

a

and

patent

of

to

to

are

stock

other

be

of

general

with

be

used

Thermal

at

Sutro & Co. and
& Co. and

including J.
Crowell, Weedon

The

The

offering

proceeds

company,

l.u
fiber

v

in

which

are

to

Net

hile

sale
net

i<H,

by

&

is

a

the

seven

were

have

to

go

nent

01

be

and

sale of

Insulation

$159,995.
paid

par

capital stock

shares of $1

Detroit

Rockwell

August
>ross from
4et

from
ry.

year

since

and

including

Spring

4et

cumulative

income

will

National
expire

on

Oct.

all

8

of

'

cents

on

Oct.

8.—V.

177,

p.

Co.

Western

above.—V.

so-called

5,150 412.

■

•1951

$5,430,384
2.568,504
1,316,886

40,027,968 »34,350,693
13,030,131
9,077.317

35,489.442
11,665,005
4,779,417

28,705,836
8,595,239
4,557,785

851,313

5,485,285

income..

1950

of

Jan.

the

railway

stock

(no

working

48,74»

1950

'7,928

15,356
18,627

673,511

473,084

229,387

179,461

Telegraph Co.—Income Higher—

of

income

net

for

$53,609

Federal

in

of

$411,279

income

August,

1952,

taxes.

when

in

August,

This

no

eight

share,

a

for

revenues

for

August,

August,

months

this

1953,

after

compares

provision

for

totaled

with

income

$18,156,041,

as

1952.

year

income

net

amounted

to

$5,107,015,

after

providing $5,531,000 for Federal Income taws.
recurring income of $5,801,206 represent¬
in July from sale of Western
Union's
American District Telegraph Co.
(N. J.). In the
eight

not

include

non

profit

in

period

of

realized

1952

there

was

a

loss

of

$3,979,344

telegraph strike.

attributable

to

,

Gross

operaing revenues for eight months of 1953 were
$147,798,895,
compared with $121,081,376 in the same
period last year.—V. 178, p. 954.

28,078

3,594

2,653,889

688,003

300,963

-

required.

does

1952

3,057,919

697,622

reports

operating

months

1951

23,025

331,277

$446,000

principally

the

1952

34,308

3,074,456

53,561

3,151,286

899.

of

the

$4.15

or

This

capital.—

-

.

$366,786
100.173

—

against $16,461,491
For

1950

75,241

income

p.

was

Gross

1951

$358,398

73,502

1—

oper.

income

1952

$370,736

108,794

railway-

company

taxes

with

preferred

1953

$406,607

income

oper.

The

1

net

notification

cumulative

3,699,625

Alabama—Earnings—

Western Union

in

30,544

$142,976

$163,826

Winn & Lovett
726,333

8G1.959

'200,172

'125,569

'34,200

._

918,998
*160,104

'148,429

'

'184,473

'

Period End.

Sales

♦134,736

—V.

899.

p.

$8,331484.

•

Grocery Co.—Current Sales Increase—

Sept. 20—

1953—4 Wks.—1952

l

178,

1953—12 Wks.—1952

$15,952,982 $14,441,152 $47,168,810 $41,851,672

996.

p.

,

Worcester Gas Light Co.—Bonds

Earnings—
1952

1951

$3,397,989

$3,174,533

$4,527,532

1,168,789

?1,028,496

2,001,494

579,793

799,594

25,331,047

30,085,747

8,552,239
4,810,332

29,853,463
12.209,460

20,429,023

10,942,565

5,538,837

5,642,347

5,280,766

'

income

722,097

—

railway
railway

Offered—Halsey, Stu¬
on Sept. 30 offered
$3,000,mortgage sinking fund 4% bonds,, series B,
due Sept.
1, 1973, at 101%.% and accrued interest, to
yield 3.90%^ Award of the issue was won
by the group
at competitive sale on
Sept. 28 on a bid of 100.439%.

art & Co. Inc. and
associates
000 of first

1950

S3,261,621
1,454,310:

933,546

.

p.

income
954.

$10,304,740

expenses

7,751,566

Walcott,

8.596,583

704,232

537,235

6,473,369

4,888,254

serial

23

for

Y.,

filed
of

on

12

publicly

offered

<Par SI) at $1.02

general corP<>rate

purposes.—

letter

a

capital

of

notification

stock

The

to

be

proceeds

to

S'^8h.7?-v.,i,S TmT>nd

out-

2502.

sale

1952

172.623

at

be

10

used

1951

tional
basis

10

the

shares
of

one

of

to

subscribe

common

new

will°b7issuedb
The

*is ofteri"g to

right

held

company is

share

stock

for

or

(no

were

each

12

at

shares

$17 50 per
held
No

oversubscriPtion Privilege) and'
a

n0

Texas corporation
iiicornoratpri

share

record
addi¬

on

to*
•

£

to

of

bonds, $1,-

the

3%%

an-unsecured

Gas

retire

Co., an
payable to
which were

Light

notes

Replacement

Fund"

expendi-

for

is

engaged

28

principally

communities

in

approximate year-round
with 407,000 in

distribut on
central

the

eastern

in

an

and

of 453,-

population

reported

at

revenues

$7,013,483

for
and

the

12

net

TO

ended

months

income

June

30.

$537,403.

was

PRESENT FINANCING

mortgage

bonds,

series B,

sinking
due

3V*%

with

int.

rates

from

3%%

$2,064,000

J4%

1973—

fund notes, due in
installments to Oct. 1,

Common stock

Outstanding

Authorized

$2,150,000

fund

to

3,000,000

»/•

-

3,000,000

semi¬

1961

3%%

864,450

1,017,000

i$25 par value)
t350.000 shs.
350,000 shs.
'The indenture
provides for the issuance of additional bonds of other
series in an
amount equal to
100% of available
-

of

fractional

tan

retire

Cambridge

used

"Plant

in

gas

sale

Boston, due Dec. 31, 1954,
company's plant improvement program
The balance of the proceeds will be used

mortgage sinking fund
bonds, series A, due 1969

•First

5,00°sharescoramo°slock

13 071

pari

or

plus

4First

Tors

common stockholders
before Oct. 13 for

at
for the
accrued

company,

par,

par,

property, plant and equipment since Oct.

company

natural

the

to

by

be

CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT

W°rth1 Texas-°«e»n«
Its

on

to

the

company's

EARNINGS—Operating

annual

^Stockholders—'CeS' lnC"

185.916

283,649
122,746

ry^ oper. income

1.618.442

679.110

1.672.349

536.896

business.

It

owns

1950

$572,302

2.140 842




of

from

company
will

10-yr. sinking

operation

$531,082
87,892

858.

the

in

1953

shires

erty

additions

debt

the

subject

outstanding
actual

amounted
io<p

paid
to

,

764

4;487 764

l—

Bank

connection with

of

the

of

to

1950, compared
1940, according to the United
States Census.
The
company also sells appliances, both through direct
sales and
through cooperation with other retail dealers.

to

p.

RR.—Earnings—
$516,322

National

BUSINESS—The

000

the

the
1971

31^1948^6 f°r a(^itions to

or

to

to

further

a

be

capital stock
$9,183,925.

capitalizable -net prop¬
that the total funded

limitation

outstanding at

in

and

time

any

premium

.

which

shall

not exceed
29, 1953

at Sept.

tinciudes 18,784 shares
which have been authorized and approved by
Massachusetts Department of Public
Utilities.
The company plan''
issue

these shares to New
England

Pv!reni.'
the SEC

$647,823
252,531

by
1,

proceeds

$500,000

Massachusetts, having

with

offered
are

working .capital.

net

subsequent to Oct. 31, 1948.

and

option

104.875%

101.38%

•

the

July

reimburse

the

from

from

case.

used

an

share

per

at

ranging

ranging

be

company;

First

redeemable,

prices

prices

due

note

associate

to

Sept.

Warren (O.) Telephone
Co.—Plans Financing—

2

at

each

will

incurred in

Canada- -Stock Offered—

underwriting.

and

In

394,000

The

covering 3.000,000 shares
per share,
without
equipment

interest

6,945,310

954.

Sept.

on

be

fund

PROCEEDS—Of
817,770

N.

will

redemption

55,928,960

980,109

Buffalo,

bonds

general

sinking

1953—8 Mos.—1952

$9,148,466 $80,097,473
$73,674,637
7,092,714
58,957,528

income

and

The

1953—Month—1952

revenues

899

pp.

S.

Inc.,

RR.—August Earnings-

oper.

178.

Other bids for
th«-20-year securities came* from Blair, Rollins &
Co.,
100:32 for 4s;
Kidder, Peabody & Co, and White, Weld & C«.
(jointly), 100.271 for 4s; and Coffin &
Burr, Inc., and Estabrook & Co.
(jointly), 100.34 for 4fts.

7,605,697

the

178,

46,465

p.

the

Co.—Merger-

Axle

4,420.207

178,

its

KhTisJs! Cit£Mo

65,169

from

ry.

buy

Sept.

preferred stock at
$0.25993 per share
Pav-

Bank,

5,188.675

Jan.
lrom

70-cent

$12,095,640
7,167,209

798,147

$4,666,423
1,518,925
596,515

-

from

178,

to

1947.—

convertible

dividends of

First

Axle
&

redemption

lq53

railway

railway

oper.

&

for

railway
railway

From

3ross

order

abandoned

was

then out-

value

par

May 31, 1953 totaled
$2,855,348
'

each

accrued

the

prlulege

Toledo, Peoria

^t

called

at

178,

company

products

component.

SVa'i

plus

made

conversion

Timken
See

has

share

per

w.H

'The

to

in

Wardenhoff Mining
Co., Big Creek, Idaho—Files—
The

to

k6.25

which

letter

a

T177 7 i907CeCdS arC l° bC USCd f°r

V

to

group of selling stockholders.
as
H. I. Thompson
Co.. is primarily

o58*

company
shpres

ry.

From

Gross

price

'45,628

railway
railway

oper.

178,

Sidney

Co., Lester, Ryons
Co., on Sept. 22
publicly

Thurston Chemical
Co.—Calls Preferred Stock—

The

each

1952

Under

1

(iTs funds'?00 ShareS °f common stock

a

was

months ended

been

filed

Walburt Oils Ltd.,
Toronto,

SEC

Proco?s,n8- fabrication

earnings

p.

Directors.

Barth &

250.000

for

Dividends
V*

of

return

a

selling

$1,242,363

2,006,153

railway——
railway

from

Net

on

to

pur¬

(par $1) at $8 per
quickly completed.

formerly known

glass

and

$5,121,920
1,469,955
507,211

-

from

Net

793,472

from

ry.

—V.

holding company.

On May
29. 1953, the 500 shares of
$100
•tanding were reclassified into
•

>

50,000 shares of capital stock

net

This

which

reclassified

178, p. 899.

178, p. 899.

Gross

38,687

after Fed. inc.
taxes
Net income after
capital
fund and sink, funds

Ac¬

corporate

<H. I.) Thompson Fiber
Glass Co., Los
Angeles, Calif.
—Stock Offered—A
group of underwriters headed

share.

oper.

Western Ry. of

2067.

p.

899.-

1953

Railway*oper.
Railway oper.

the

offered

*

offered

176,

30,848

income.—

Wabash

SEC—

notification

(par

share, without underwriting. The
proceeds
debts; for advances to, or

tivators,

acreage

$104,619

railway
railway

oper.

from

Net

SEC

re~

t0

'without

corporation

their

stock (par 15 cents) to be offered
class of stock at $10.15
per unit, without
are
to
be
used for

income

Period End. Aug. 31—

$6,114,299

954.

p.

—V.

common.

$5,334,747

__

railway—
railway

from
ry.

$8,341,939

—

Thermactor Co.,

repay

Board

constitute

From Jan. 1—

$7,266,793
1,075,146

deductions

The

Net
Net
—V.

lo¬

$155,883

from

409,282

—V.

178,

the stock

proposal

Co.—Earnings—

income—

oper.

wells

ing

August—.
Gross

29,851

income

from

1,031,778

from

WilliSton

was' announced

1—

oper.

408.238

-

of

from

764.614

1

charges

Net

The
011

lease

gas

the

common

proceeds

Virginian Ry.-

1953—8 Mos.—1952
$6,634,736 $58,540,597
$53,990,210

4,913,059

Income

oper.

a

Virginia Pulp
1,500,000 shares

-Results from Operation—

Dri

Income

Miscell.

Fixed

the

1953

Jan.

from

Net

1953—Month—-1952
$7,063,847

met

Income

Total

corporation
of

of
p.

21

shares

railway.—
railway

•Deficit.—V.

Pacific

Sept.

share of each

The

oper.

From

A

revenues

ry.

Gross

Corp., Dallas, Tex.—Files—

from

Gross

Net

and

wildcat

1953.—V.

391.

from

17,112

791,601

—

Other

oil

two

expiration of

this

not

August—

1,030,976

Operating expenses
Railway- tax accruals—
Equip, rentals (net Dr>

•—V.

60.555

income.__

Texas &

facl.

$118,194

28,049

Period End. Aug. 31—

Jt.

53,563

throughout

drilled

Ry.—Earnings—

$146,389

p. b54.

Operating

ry.

located

of

offices

investment

Utah

1950

upon

West

From Jan. 1—

with

will continue to quote prices f.o.b. its
desires, delivered prices which reflect full

does

on

29.000

one

p.

$106,095

1—

oper.

178,

190,476

railway
railway

178,

United,

Net

Steel
so

29,000 shares of

units of

$138,157

income

Jan.

from

for

Finance

corporation

19,984,130

1951

of

.

railway—
railway

from

Ry.—Earnings—

from

Net

directorship

of

have

Chairman

S.

policy

Universal

5.889,504

1952

shares

1953

Net

&

provision

90,523,768
19,170,254

1953

oper.

Freni
Gross

the

basing
point method
1948, Mr. Fairless said.—V. 178,

8,231,722

railway
railway..

from

U.

customer

revised

26,970,641

from

taken

shares

$1,768,468

from

Co.,

Kinnard

from

98,662,351

August—

be

to

954.

p.

Western Pacific RR.
Gross

ry.

underwriting.

Net

his

G.

operations

178,

Net

8,372,25'J

right

22,076,087

railway oper. inc—

Net

V.

Net

to

Corporation,

holder

they

before

Fairless,

the

28,554,849

^

been

the

from rail¬

revenue

—V.

in

have

reserves

1953—Month—1952
1953—8
Mos.—1952
$4,584,954
$3,835,103 $34,033,515
$30,407 57i
2,816,486
2,592,740
21,937,875

August

with

company.

scattered

acres

policy

policy,

if

or

The

Northern

oper.

way

Steel Corp.—Revises Sales
Policy—

sales

98,951.114

858.

p.

Texas &
Gross

the

now

1953

1—

income

common

Ry.—Earnings—

expenses-

—V.

hundred mill.on-.

two

John

of

companies

a

968,218

income

par

revenue—

Net

Well—

3,378,985

oper.

178,

firm

Mining

multiple

2,957.452

of the $5

Railway

transportation charges from shipping point to destination. In
addition,
revised
policy permits the
meeting of a lower delivered

$11,536,162

is

authorized

Railway oper.

the
of

1950

$11,480,473

railway—
railway

from
rv.

1951

$11,664,138

Jan.

Net

1952

$11,775,909

from

—V.

Basin

States

revised

The

—

oper.

Prom

1

the

mills,

952"111
rnf

the

to 7,500,000 shares of new $5 par common
stock,
outstanding no: par stock would be split and

of

competitor when necessary and commercially desirable
participate in the business of an individual customer.

railway——

from

1

railway

Williston

revised

Oct.

Instru¬

RR.—Earnings—

1953

from

also

August—

Sept. 25, the New York Stock Exchange approved
listing
2,959,363 shares of the $1 par value common stock of Texas Instru¬
Inc.

Net

the

United

ments,

Gross

is

year

the

billion

one

the

addition
of

and

mineial

the

of

investment

in Fergus and Treasure Counties in Montana.
contemplates the drilling of three more wildcat wells

On

Texas & New Orleans

24,226

During

of

Tex.—Merger Approved

for

Wildcat

cated

on

share

one

Montana,

and

acres

in

was,

Petroleum

open-end

excess

member

a

Vice-President

United

Basin.

amount

Dauch

however,

lesser

a

common

Period End. Aug. 31—

,

Diversified Services and Investment Man¬

three

management in

Kinnard.

bankers

The

Sept. 25 approved the merger of this corporation
With the Intercontinental Rubber
Co., effective on Oct. 1.
On Sept.
24, the stockholders of Intercontinental
approved the merger.
Under
the
plan,
shareholders of Intercontinental will
be
entitled

to-exchange

G.

also elected

Redemption

principal

Vice-President—New

DistributorJof

under

investment

in

The stockholders

(Del.)—Moves Office—

Investors

of

manager

John

1185.

p.

Becomes

and

ager

assets

1,

4?«%

by The

vote

a

the

four shares

into

Grady Clark of Minneapolis has been elected a member of the board
of
directors of
the
corporation.
He is Vice-President and General

:

#

&

company,

300.

Sales

accmfr,

all

If

exchange offer

its. common

954.

p.

Kinnard

1—

from

Net

16,695,239

United Petroleum & Mining Corp.—Clark a Director—

92,580

Jan.

value

share

70,781,887
13,926,014

80,110,362

3,588,723

meeting,

the outstanding
increase

Net

$455,115
149,955

43,475

income—

oper.

13,609,161

'

1950

railway—.

from
ry.

Net

1951

Dauch.

to

At

holders'

classify

Western Maryland

p.

1932

&

*>„.

FlllJ>

■

percentage but not less
than
80%
(762,207) of such shares are so deposited. The
exchange offer
further conditioned upon approval by the shareholders
of West
Virgin
Pulp at the special meeting callbd for Nov. 2, 1953.
The exchange offer will expire at 3:00 p.m. on
Nov. 18, 1953
unless,
declared effective prior thereto or such, date is
extended.

The corporation has moved its ofifce in New York City to New
Rochelle, N. Y. It will also continue its Wilmington, Del. ofifce.—V. 178,

railway
railway—-—

Net
Net

Prom

1953

Virginia

desires

stock in'
exchar™
subsidiary of West Virginia
Pulu'
effective if at least
9Q%. (85741m

a

exchange effective if

the

West
v

»

2,233,687

(The) United Corp.

58.

p.

178,

The

to

of

of

Pulp

.

11,533,324

inc.-

pursuant

shares

will be declared
shares of Hinde

exchange.

for
the

the

as

.

already, rep¬

Tennessee Central Ry.—Earnings—
August—■
Gross from

railway oper.

—V.

primary flight trainer.
it has not yet been Navy-examined,

new

a

27 delivered to the Navy for evaluation
aircraft intended to meet that service s demand

acquired

1,270,344

outstanding

declare

par

^bTZ^hSs^1'

Sept.

on

prospectus, West Virgina
common shares of Hinde

are

issue

exchange

the

would

«

such

posited

and for equipme

33,727,057 265,365,625 253.082 40L

expenses

the

Hinde & Dauch will thus become
at

47,336,218 345,475,987 323,864,288

47,650,689

revenue--

oper.

to

outstanding
of

will

pany

1953—8 Mos.—1952

1953—Month—1952
$

use the proceeds from the bonds to pay
and for expansion.—V. 175, p. 2381.

loans

the

all

shares

not/f;cat^nof7"ed

engine

Co., on the basis of iy3 shares
share of Hinde & Dauch stock.

Paper

According

per

Pacific RR.- -Earnings—

Period End. Aug. 31—

'

,

The

term

com¬

through

$8,000,000 first mortgage 3.70%

units

stock

4,244.37

covering 500 shares of common stock (no pan to be offered
$100 per share, without underwriting. The proceeds are to

Goldman, Sachs &
& Webster Securities Corp. an issue of

Stone

and

privately

covering

stock for~each

the

notification with
to be issued1 at $3

of

letter

a

SEC

Tampa Electric Co.—Bonds Sold Privately—The

has

filed

21

Turbo, Inc. of America—Files With SEG—

Co.
v

pany

Sept.

on

(par $1)
unit under offer of rescission which will expire on Nov. 6, 19&J.

Vice-President

was

company

Dauch

Am.--Files

Trans-Pacific Insurance Co., Phoenix,

industry.

the plant would be built by a
of $150,000 and then leased to

1948

from

N.

the

for

that
cost

announced
investors at a

thHarry1^G. *Burd,
of

plant

a

insulated

subsequently

was

Financial Chronicle... Monday,
October 5y
1953

The Commercial and

(1278)

cenLnpstTnt rS:"?' has <S"ts "for

SSH.HFSr® P™-raEv-S
Mexico ami Louisiana
—V.

m,T HO."

525,583

601,663

West Virginia
Pulp & Paper

2RT1?q';T0n^Panj' fll<;d
in

$10

Co.-Registers

°f "S 85

par

purchase

Halsey,

from

opposite

Stuart

&

*nc-

their

with

the

With SEC

SEC

on

stock

^ale & Towne

Jr.
off,
City.,
rf

of

The

178, p. 1101.

Sent

par

common

Hinde

&

purchasers

and

named

an

Tenn.—V. 178,
p. 1101.

Yale
at

severally

Merle-Smith—

$600.00(
1.000,W

&

stroud

Manufacturing

^ew piants of the
on ,Sept- 28- one

have

amount of serie.

Salomon Bros.&Hutzler

Dick

1

application wit

below

company the principal
respective names:

$1,000,000

Association,

Electric

filed

has

the

Co.,

—,—

R registration statement

ea.
onercuVcxXnai f7o°r'3,4h
exchange for the

to

bonds set

-V.

3.540,288
1.449,615

$25 per share, and
approval of the
transaction.

UNDERWRITERS—The

agreed
B

Gas

a Pr'Ce

for

Lock

Gallatin,

&

Co.t

'400,00(

Inc

Co.—Two New Plants
and

Hardware

Tenn.,

and

Division

other

at

wen

Lenoii

!S3

Volume

Number 5261... The

178

Commercial and Financial Chronicle

(1279)

Stock Record «» New York Stock Exchange
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES

WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING

YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES

FOR EVERY LISTED ISSUE

'

Year

Range Since Jan. 1

1952

Lowest

Highest

41% Oct

6

•"

2

Oct

108

STOCKS

for Previous

Range

Lowest

22

Jun

25

99

47% Jan
112

Abbott

5

4%

LOW

STOCK

10% Jun

29

ABC

15

6% Jan

23

ACF-Brill

Vending

Motors

30% Jan

24

26% Jan

6

Acme

30

20% Sep
25% Sep

15

35% Jan
42% Jan

14

35% Jan

2

Adams

5

25% Sep

23

36% Feb

25

Adams-Millis

64

Sep

24

48

16

59% Jan

27

Addressograph-Multigraph

32% Oct

9

23% Aug 31

32% Jan

6

9% Jan

7

7% Sep

10% Mar

6

51
May 21
29% Dec 22

Sep

3

51% July

3

22% Sep

22

29% Jan

8

101% Jun

12

114% Jan

19
24% Jan 22
7% July 17
48
Jan 18
Dec

66

May

1

106% May

2

24

115% Dec

49 %

11

17

15

20% Aug

5

Aldens

Inc

9
23

70

Aug 10

23

130

467/a Jan

May

5% Dec

1

3

Sep

79

Nov

85

Jan

Feb

27

15

152

Jan

81

Aug 31

5

5%%

Aug 24

$4

21

25% Sep

15

39

Jan

16

110

Jan

17

91

Sep

1

104

Feb

4

98

Nov

25

87% Sep

18

98

May

8

10

10
2

Dec

8% Sep

16

10% Mar

3

Allen

Industries

15

76% Jan

2

Allied

Chemical

19% Feb

11

22

Mar 25

Allied

Kid

Mar 27

24% Sep

14

33

Jan

8

Allied

35% Sep

8

Allied

Stores

87

36

40% Dec

15

Oct" 16

59% Jan

2

Dec

23

86 %

Sep

28

118% Jan

2

30

40

Sep

14

23

52% May 25
53% Aug 14

41% Apr

21

54% Jan

Sep" 19

3 % Jan
:

Sep

14

2

-33% Jan

30

11

16% Jun

29

Apr

9

150% Sep

X235

141% Jan
9
60% Feb 20

2 %

3

Jan

18% Jan

35

Nov 24

15% Sep 15

4

NOV 25

61% Feb

19

50

Jun

12

15

29%

Dec

43

15% Aug
53% Aug

19

107

Oct 17

143

7

36

Sep

6

12'A Jin
47

4%%

Feb

27

103% Feb

Sep 17

20

-

15

13% Sep

11

Feb

4 fib

6.

„

-

7

Jan

*

9

-

Jun

4
5

12

45% Nov

12

40% Apr

23 .<

44% Jan

42% Jun

27

30% Sep

14

C 73% Apr 23
27% Oct 24
i 42% Jan
2

83% Jun

26

72% Sep

15

32% Feb

8

26

14

34% Jan

26

50% Jun

6

44% Apr

24 '

50% Feb

16

16% Jan

2-

20% Aug

21

Sep

3

90

May

6

:

85% Mar 18

114% May 21

-

19% Feb 25
Mar

20% Feb

13

26

•9

15

96% Jan

6

Sep

'

May

9

43% Oct 30
;

6

Jan

9

of

7%:

Co

5% Apr

8

9

Aug

36%

36%

37%

37%

37%

37=%

88%

*87%

89%

*87'A

89'A

*87%

89%

43%

42 Tb

43 %

42%

42%

42%

43%

100

86%

86%

87%

87'%

*86%

87%

87%

*87%

43

43%

43

43

42%

42%

*42%

46%

46Tb

46%

47%

46%

47'%

44
*2%

44 %
2%

44%

44%

43%

44'%

15

42% Aug 17

23

93 % Apr

4

3

Dec

21% Sep

Ii% Feb" 19
06

Jun

24

16% Apr 24
78% Feb 11
13% Apr 24
*22% May 16
07

Jan

3

13

Jan

2

7

Dec
Oct

31

Jufy~3l

' Sep

25

24% Dec

2

-

14
14

100% Mar 17

19'/a Sep

18
12

79% Jan

.

Feb

15% Sep

16

19% Feb

8

26% Feb

27

May 15

94 % Jun

23

105% Feb

9

31

13% Sep

15

18% Feb

2

.

30% July 23
105

17% Dec
Jan

4

7

35% Dec

11

28

8

Sep

14

Aug 10

31% July 30

36

Jan

17

27

Oct

1

28% Dec

19

36% Jun

12

29 % Jan

5

33% Oct

28

23

28 % Sep

13% Oct

16

39% Sep
16% Apr

16
12% Sep 21

1

Amer

4%%

1,700

*95%

16%

16%

16'%

16

57%
7%

57Tb
7%

57%

57%

57%

37

37
36
93

Corp

Inc

common

—10

:

Optical Co
&

Std

Safely

23 % Jan

American

Seating

65 % Jan

30

Jan

6

6
2

44

159 % Jan

5

Razor
Co

2

136

Jun

25

39% Feb

9

37

Jan

2

Jun

20

120

Apr

20

30% Oct 16

36 % Jan

29

25% Sep

21

Mar 20

American Steel

34

40"% Aug 18

38

Feb

2

45

Aug 19

American

6

49

Sep

15

58

May 12

American Sugar

Refining com—100

preferred

100

11

122% Oct 29

Apr
60% Dec

9

18

131

60% Mar

American

40% Aug 10
127
36

Feb

Feb

noncumulutive

6%

2

7%

19

Co

Snuff

Co

120% Sep

24

10% Oct

16

135% July
1
16% Jan 11

134

Apr

14

Sumatra

11

161% Dec

1

152% Jun

10

16% July 30
5
161% Jan

American

150% Jun

American

Tel

66% Dec

16

3

American

127

Mar 14

64% May 19
129% Jan
3
57

Dec

16

139% Nov 21
69 % Jan

21

116 % Jan

3

119% Jan

24

7% Jun

13

9% Dec

15

22% Oct 22
61% Nov 18

37% Jan

7

95% Jan

24
102

2

May 12
Jan

15

40% Oct 15
38% May l

5

Jan

7

119

112% Jun

5%

American Water Works Co
American

13

11% Sep

14

21% Jan

Jan

30

68

Sep

21

97

Jan

6

55% Jan

24

29% Sep

14

45% Feb

26

15

57

Jan

30

43% Sep

25% Aug 27
94

Jun

25

30% Apr
106% Mar
Jan

10

23

45

50 % Dec

19

40% Sep

15

57% May

11% Nov 21
4% May 5

24 % Jan

24

8% Sep

15

15% Feb

48% Dec

60

53% Jan

10

6% Jan

For footnotes




see

July
page

3

7
22.

2% Sep
30

Sep

5

5

6
26

$4
•

Anderson-Pricliard
P W

Copper

Oil

Corp

Mining

Products Co

Inc

8

5

Jan

7

A

14

52

Jan

9

Archer-Daniels-Midland

73%

27

27%

27%

27%

27%

27%'

28%

28%

47%

47

47%

47%

47%

47%

48

*19%'

20

*21%

22

91%

*90'%

91%

44%
*120

45'%
127

44%
*120

31%
7%

7%

*26%

27%

*26%

44%

31%

*7%

*31

13%

8%

14

8%

3%
36

40%
8

*90

92

*17

17%

22%

*88%

44%
*120
'

45%

19,800

*120

31%
7%

31%

7%

27%

*26'%

27'A

*31%

14

14%
8%

3Tb

8%

8%

'31%

31%

31%

*59%

60

14

14%

8%
•<

31%

60

3%

*59%

3%

3%

7%
14

13,200

4%

40%

41

41

41

41%

41%

*7%

8

8

*7%

8

92

*90

92

17

*17

17%

22%
*101

*22

22%

13

88%

88%

20%

*22

102

103

500

4,300

35%
2,700
200

92

17%

400

22%

1,000

102

70

7,100

12%

13 %

90

17'A

22%

*101

103

*90

100

16,400

36

17

900

1,200

8%

*33

*90

400

31%
60

36

*7%

*33

10

128

*7%

31%

3%

500

800

*26%

8%

*33

;

45

45%
127

20

29%
91%

*90%

90%

27%

31%
*59%

22

7%

31%
•

13%

13

13Va

22'%
103

*101

14

90%

127

20

21%

20

*21%

600
900

1,300

20%

;

13

12%

13

*88%

89

88%

88%

200

6,600

20%

20%

20%

20%

83%

83%

84

83%

84

16%

16%

16%

16%

*16%

16%

16%

16'A

1,300

20

20%

19%

19%

19%

19%

19

19%

3,500

19%

20%
83'%

*82

*98%

101

*82

*98%

V

*98%

101

101

..

v

*98 %

15'A

140

101

15%

1,700

14%

14%

14%

14%

14%

7%

7%

7%

*7%

7Tb

35%
28%

35%

35%

35%

35%

35%

35%

35%

36

7,100

28%

28'%

27%

28'A

27

27%

27

27%

2,400

14%

15%
7

7

*7

7%

900

900

31%

30%

31

31

31

3l

31

30%

30%

600

12%

12%

12%

12%

14,600

12%
165'%
7
20
48
28%
145

165'%

*164

6%

6 Tb

20

20

48

48%

27%

28 %

143%' 144%

12%
164

6%

19%
*47%
27'%
144

6%
19%
*47%

7

19%
48%

10,406

144%

530

39

39

*120%

123%

27%

27%

27%

41%
49%
125

41%
*49

41 %

49%
124

124

39%
♦121

27%
*41

49%
124

*13%

14%

13%

13%

13%

13%

*13%

1533/a

153%

153%

154%

154 %

154%

154%

73%

74'%

73%

74%

73%

74%

138

138

37%

38%
117

*116

137%

260

28%
144%

38%

14
153%
73%

48

27%

27%

123%

47

144%

123%

*49%

1,800
2,700

28%

*120%
*41%

6%
19%

144%

27 %

49%

10

63A
19%

27%

123%
41%

166

144%

27%

27

*164

27%

*120%

124'%

32'

48

166

38%

49T4

No par

7

20%

12%
*164

38%

41%

26%
*

„

38%

123%

30%
*47%

12%
164

38%
123%
42%

8

14

20

20

*21%

73%

31

98
32%
44%
*9%
"*2%

10

20

21%
*90%

*'•

31%

12%
*69

<

6.25

No par
21.80

preferred
Clayton & Co

Anderson

Andes

1,900
5,900

73%

31%
73%

31%

73

31

x70%
71%

preferred

Common

15
5

43%

31Tb

73

43%

12%

9%
16%

5

No par

$4 conv prior

77% Mar 17

32% Sep

Inc

Woolen common

100
preference—No par
Amer Zinc Lead & Smelt com
1
$5 prior conv preferred
25
Anaconda Copper Mining
50
Anaconda Wire & Cable
No par
Anchor Hocking Glass Corp—
7%

88% Mar 17

2

100

2

26% Feb

25

-

2

11
11

31% Jan

preferred

43'A

30%

73

47%

22%

138
138%
37%
38
115% 116%

100
com

1,700
3,600

15,900

31

73

25

common

Corp

10% Feb

Sep

106% May 21

Viscose

27% Jan

Sep

31

Tobacco

American

.

4%

31%

14
153%

—5
100

Co

16

36%

73

50%
123% 123%

1

Tobacco

Tel

10

Jun

57

48% Dec

&

13% Sep

9

No par

:

prefeired

6%

28

60% Jan

59

109

15

138% Sep

7

89% Oct 23
Oct

77% Aug

Jan

37% Oct

22

82

38

65

130% Jun

Feb

64% Nov 19
16% Oct 16

40% May

12

preferred—100

Foundries

Stores

43

%

36

31%

12%

common—5

165 % Sep

36% Dec

42%

4

36 T a

31

38%
*120%
27%
*41%
*49%

American

13

35%

31%

common—.—25

23

35%

31

*163%
7
19%
48
27%
143'A

8% Jun

*13%
: 15%

a

4

31%

100
5
.—10
American Ship Building Co—No par
Amer Smelt & Refg com—;—No par
7% preferred
100

171% Feb

2

13%

31

No par

preferred

11

14

*';■ 7%
\ 35 %
28%

No par

Sany

14%

Amer

Jan

Oct

*

4

Jun

25% Sep

2

15% Feb

6

16% July

No par

Co

148

47

No par

*13

; *15%: .16%
«.A* 4 •v'

200

3,100

'

*7%

92
20
83%
16
16%
19%
19%
*98% 101

9,400

36%-

31

40%

13

300

13%
13%

37%

%

30%

3%

*88%
19%
*82

93%

13%

13%

36

*43%

7%
92
17

1

*91%

*36

43%

7%

100
7
100

941/4'

13%

15%

•

5,700
'

'

*92

4% ;*;4%
35%

7%

36Tb-

13%
,

7%

37%'

31%

No par

common

•

7%'

'

: ' 36%

43

*34

103

*13%
.15%

*36

440

<

"

31%

40%

Amer Potash & Chem cl B—No par

Rad

36

3%

Co—-No par

American

35

4 %

3%

Gas

Mar 27

16

1

1

39% Mar 24

13'%

31%

>100

News

*13%

35%
43 %
31 %
72%
27%
48

37

7%

7%

13%

60

22

57

13%

31%

*101

*56%

13%

60

1

56%

13%

59%

100

1,400

56%

94%

40%

111

150

16%

*92%

31%

*89
17

26%
96%

■16%

94%

31%

*34

26%
*95'A

16

57%

7%

26%

96%"

16

37

16.,,
!4%

900

96

37

58 %

Co

American

16

2,600

18,000

26%

93

13%

■

16

36%

13%

152 %

152

152%

26%

37

1

com

Natural

71/2

151

96
,

37'%

S

50

preferred

8

3

com

26%

*95%

37

10

Co—

Co

preferred—100

Ltd

17

12

40c

Power—No par
SS

7%

26%
96

153

152

36

*36%

19%
19%
*21%
22
*90%
91%
44%
45%
*120
128
31 %
31 %
*7%
7%
27
27
13%
13%
8%
8%

.

No par

& Fdry common
preferred

7% Jan

29

Secur

Locomotive

175% Aug

Jan

<34%
43
31
72%
*26%
48

1

20
1

Electric

&

7

53.

15%

26%

"4%,4%

10

com

Co
Tiling

Foreign

23

24% Jun

*13
f...

100

Sugar

Aug

49 % Dec

13%

.-23

Co

Feb

29

*92

.100

r—i>20

—

6

Oct

35%

1

common

.

165
19

2

Radio

&

6

42% Apr 24
38% May 19
148
Feb 19

.

1

common—

American

7%

154'%

26%
95%

American Metal Products Co

30

152%

16%

22

37

17

26%
95%

Mar 17

36% Jan

35%

*16%

10

Molasses

7% Jun

*34

17

100

American

,37

35%

*16%

com„No par

Co

pfd

—50

Co

*34

17

1,600

Investment Co of

Metal

2%

35%

*16%

73

Amer Machine & Metals

2

18% Jun

18% Dec 31

1,100

2%

*34

16 Tb

72%

prior preferred

3.90%

24

2%

2%

35%

*16%

700

72%

Mach

Amer

24% Mar 16
86

44%

72%

preferred

7%

;

44

73'A

noncumulutive

American

18% Mar 26

Sep

44%

8,300
II,400

72%

prior

5% %

43%

2'A

47

74

Car & Fdry common—25

American

9

12% Sep

Apr 24

84

Mar

*2%

47%

73%

American International Corp.No par
"

104

2'%

46%

43%
47%

73

conv

Cable

2%

300

43

*34

35Tb
16%
154
60

9,000

89%

43 %'

72%

convertible preferred
Home Products

6%

6
15

88

9

19

29

21%
102

'"34

88

.—100

American Ice Co common

25% Mar 18

16

Jun

99

1

50

American

8

22% Jan

25

6%

39% May 27

15

9

6,500

11%

American Hide & Leather

5% Mar 25

15

37

59

Hawaiian

19% Jan

■

36%
43%

36

11%

Gas

Jan

400

I,200

26

59

&

16% Sep

26

11%

American

86

25 %

59

American

19

25%

300

4,400

20%

11%

American

30

25%

25%

8%
68%

59

4

Dec

25%

25%

25 %

8%
68%

*19%

11%

3

May 25

23% Jun

20

58%

33% Feb

06

8%

68'/a

20

11%

67

26

*8%
66%

20%

58%

preferred

4%%

6

14

8%

66%

20

*87%

Crystal

Feb

*8%

66%

20%

88%

Colortype Co

20% Feb

73

8 %

66%

*20

36%

American

8% July

8%

66%

20%

43%

American

.

4

6% Jan

9

8%

67

42%

3

Jun

.

25

No par

36 % Jun

.

3,300

27%

*07%

Export Lines Inc

29

26%

20

Distilling

3% Sep

80

*77

27%

12

American

36

*8%

66'A
*20

No par

Aug

27'A

91

Chicle

11

27%

100

94

Encaustic

9

80

*77

80

26%

*89

American

19

*77

28

5,800

137

91

American

18

80

27%

20

3%

*134%

*88%

5

Feb

*77

28%

137

*132%

137

18%

70%

3 %

91

5

Jan

*132%

18%

70%

3 %

3%

*88%

8% Jan

27% Jun

133%

.

91

American

151

133%

3 %

60

4

14

27%

3%

11%

17 % Feb

Jan

71

3%

60

15

39% July 23

*70 %

3%

12

12% Sep

45

71

3 %

11%

18% Aug 14

8

*70%

*70%

72

152%
58%

7

3

71

3 %

170

500

1

10% Mar

20% Sep
*35% Oct

18%

*70%

*

No par

European

10

18%

*18%

*88%

Corp

American

5% Jan

*18%

91

common

20

3% Oct 21

18%

3,800

Chemical—No par

31% Jan

48

18%

600

156

*16%

4

.8

18 %

1,700
8,000

2%

2'A

*88

com

Jun

7.

18%

*155%

2%

100

(The)

Co

27

Feb'u

156

2%

39% Jan

6% Jun

12% Mar

102%

*155%

2'A

15

28% Sep

55

*102

155%

2%

1

33% Aug 11

Jan'lO

102

155%

No par

3

2% Nov 13

102

2%

*92

gtd

29% Jan
•

102

155%

2%

30

'54% Jan 22
j8
Dec 31

.

102%

101%

155%

6

10

7%
23%

102'A

13,000

50 %

22%

23

94

7%

i

i

96% Mar

9

117% Jun

7%

*49%

22%

2%

Jan

41% Jun

22

7%
50%

22%

155%

23

100

Interest In

American

55% Jan

9

170% Jan

7%

*49'A

102

25% May 27
*

7%

50%

22%

2%

preferred
100
American Cyanuinid Co com
10
3%% conv preferred series B.100

59% Jun

40% Aug 25
143

15

7%
*49'A

23 'A

28%

155%

preferred
American Chain & Cable

'

Apr

8

50%

27%

*101%

Corp.:.--!
American Can Co common—12.50

49% May 25

36% Dec
.

7 Tb

23%

200

1.700

28

2 7'/a

*92

preferred
Broadcasting-Paramount

American

1

Oct 22

31

27%

52

1

5%. preferred

12

6% May
37% May

31% Feb

««% May 16
■43% Aug
5

27

51

94

convertible

Ctfs

15% Mar 20

'16%

15

27%

51%

*92

Bank Note common

Theatres

15% Mar 19

11

3% Sep

15

4% Dec 29

27

*49 %

2nd preferred 1952 ser 5%%—50
>•' Amer Brake Shoe Co com.J—No par
Amer

12% Sep

27%

200

No par

Bakeries

cum

6%; preferred
American Bosch

;

26

40% Jan

,

*51

94

preferred

conv

American

29

•

21

91

Apr 22

Jan

.

2,600

27%

27

*92

preferred

Airlines

American

<

2

*

11

34% Sep

7

41% Mar 13

36% Oct 30

Juty 8
16

59

4

6% Aug 31

.

3%%

20% Feb

-

2,300

26%

26%

27

94

common

feuuiuum

Aiuuiuuu

97% Jun

.

20%

26'A

*26%

21

25 T 4

27
52

80

preferred

84% Feb

18

*20%

20Tb

26'A

*26%

7%

1

Sugar

18

Sep

21 %

27

50%

No par

Leather

convertible

6%

Amalgamated

American

-16

10% Dec 18

Amalgamated

Amer Agricultural

31

21

25%

26%

*91

Aluminium Limited

20

'

20% Dec

2,300

51%

*76

America

of

.

93 % Aug 20

'

Co

8

26% Sep

45

Aluminum

6

Sep

4%

21

7%

__1

Dye

convertible

5

9

16% May

3%%

15% Jan

71

4%

52

135

„;

75% Jan

2

4%

103%

No par

Alpha Portland Cement

3% Mar 24

.

4'A

52

No par

conv

Mfg

189% Jan

56

4'A

23

Corp common—No par

preferred

14

Jan

-

4%

Allls-Chalmers

19% Mar 18

14

90

Apr 29

•

2,700

4%

V

par

No par

18

2

-

9

27%

5

Sep

30

74

2

9

-

36% Mar 24

.

*102

9%

52

*132

Co

11% Sep

Dec

16% Jan

12% May
73

93% Feb l16

11

54%

3% Oct 23
31

22

123

1

36% Fetr 21

47%

40% Jan

Sep

41% Sep

95

17

05% May

21

1
23

49% Dec

Apr 17
July 17

Oct

61% Dec

42% Apr

,

103%

9

52

100

Mills

36

*102

8%

26 %

*49%

3,800

102%

1

Inc
&

*

27

Shares

40

8%

26%

26%

39%

102%

100

A

Allegheny & West Ry 6%

62% Sep

39%

10

preferred

8

39%

5

preferred

$4,375 cum

40 Tb

Oct. S

I

20%

21%

26

Oct.

the Week

Friday

Thursday

100

Alleghany Lutllum Steel Corp

23

32% Feb 21

46% Apr

preferred

78% Aug 11

7

Aug 28

21%

*26%

40

Sales for

PRICES

100

common

prior

4%

1

Vicksburg Ry
Gold Mining

21% Jan

Apr 30

00

&

4%

40%

104'/a

50

com

r

4%% preferred
*
Alleghany Corp common

5% Mar 25

14

Sep

74

Alabama

4%

10

cpmrnon..No

Juneau

16

98

w

pfd l'J51 series

Alaska

158% Dec

31% Oct

8

w

14

23% July

5

Corp

Equipment
Inc

3% Apr

76

18

Gas

preferred

Reduction

4.50%

5

4%

1

3

Mar 11

9

1

11

160

8%

10

Sep
Sep

4

€7% May

$3

8%

No par

Corp

Affiliated
Air

104'%

g%

Co

Jun

2% Apr 24

79% May

Admiral

*102%

Corp

2

155

2% Jan
Jan

14'

Co

Express

150

Aug 28
3% Mar 6

Jan 17
2
18% Oct 29

139

70

Jun

Steel

40%

2.50

16

40%

40%

SALE

Sept. 80

1

Co

HIGH

Wednesday

Sept.

100

Corp

AND

Tuesday

Sept. 28

5

preferred

24% Nov 26
30% Sep

33% Oct 20

Monday
Par

Laboratories

29

1

3% Sep

YORK

EXCHANGE

Jan

9% July

2

8% May

6

5% Nov

39 % Sep

64% Jan 10
125
Jan 24

NEW

Highest

138

137%

138

74

137

39%

900

123%
27%

41%

5,400
200

49%

600

124%

300

14

800

154%

48,200

74%

5,800

137%

460

37%

37%

37%

38%

38%

39

19,700

116%

116 %

116%

116%

*116%

117

210

*9%

9%

3,300

16%

17.%

16%

16%

16%

16%

16'A

16%

17,100

71%

71%

70%

70%

69%

69%

68%

70%

70%

71

70%

69 %

69%

69%

69%

460

12%

12%

12%

12 Tb

12%

12%

12%

5,100

69%

69%

70

30%

30%

9%

9%
17%

71%
72
12%
70
30%
47%

9%

9%

*70

12%
x69

9%

69

9'A

69%

69%

69%

30%

30%

30

30%

47%

47'%

47

47%

x47

26%

27
*100

26%

26%

9%

30'/a

30%

%

47%

300

240

18,200

•47

47%

450

27

26

27'A

1,600

26%
98

x26
100

100

102

•100

102

20

33

33

32%

32%

32%

33

•33

34

1,200

32%
45%
IOTA

45'/a
10%

43 %

44 %

44

44

43%

44

2,600

*9%

*9%

10%

*9%

10%

*9 %

10 %

2%

2%

*2%

32%

32%

*32%

3

44

»

32%

,

Tb

*100

102

3

32%

♦2%

32'A

3

32%

*2%

32%

3

33%

100

2,100

11

Continued-Page 2

RECORD

NEW YORK STOCK

LOW AND

-

27% Jan 22

1

35% May

16

42% Dec

7

30% Sep

8% Oct

22

12% Mar

77% Oct

22

96

46 y« Nov

92% Jan

3

16% Jan

22

7% Oct

24

25% May

1

Dec

9% Dec

21

112% May 25

11% Sep

15

No par
2.0O
1
preferred 81.50 series—No par.

10% Mar 26

Arvin

6

2nd

Mar 27

27% Dec

29

31

Aug 18

,23% Sep

15

29

18% Feb

20

22% July 25

18% Sep

15

Inc

Oil & Refining Co

22% Mar 11

Associated

Jan

100

91

Feb

28

101

Dec

16

89% Sep

3

01

Jan

2

98

Jan

23

92 Va July

2

25% Step

25

32

Sep 14

103

15

Jun

13

50 % Jun

Dec

1

25 % Feb

18

97% Nov

6

88% July

4

7

21% Jan

Aug 26

75% Jan

06% Feb

28

31

15

Sep

Dec

110

1

26% May

30% Jan 26

99

26% Jun 16

30

44% Jan

30

31% Apr

24

117% Jan

30

94% July 16

108% Mar 18

24% Feb

4

5% Oct

16

Mar

31

27

Jun* 29

17

3

Jan

7%

t

5

12% Apr

17

Mar

0

Austin

5% Sep

3

15% May

5

16% Mar 13

8

13Tb Jati

9

17% Mar

6% Jun

3

42% Jun

26

n

8% Nov 21
so y4 Nov

21

t

14

6

8% Feb

26

62 % Feb

15
36% Sep 22
5% Sep

Tack

Atlas

Nov

15% «ht

20

Avco

26

.

$2.25

conv.

17

106

*16:,/4
*7

7%
26 %'

30

17

100

7Va

*26-

500

-

26 "2

200

12

12%

13,400

23%

12%
23 %

24

1,200

19 %

2,800

19 >2

19%'

19%

92

•

?

93

*93

94

96 %

*95

96%

*95

*25%

^

26

25%

90 %

"

89%

100
10

26

6,500

92

28,4
90

^8 4

a
.

"

29

31
99
19

31a
>.99
*17_

5%
37-%

5%
V-^.-,8'
37% >..,37,4

'-

6

*o. »

-

*11

J>i?

60

87

2,300

.

'

108

100

27%

27%

27%

93

93

93

,200

29

29

29

900

31%

31%

31%

800

■

*99

17%

.

5%''

:

*0%

*15%

16

15'%

5%

5 1/4

37%

10,900

18

5%

*15%

■:

99%

*17

991%

*17

37%

37,4

3/-4

*105

*99

10,4

10 4

86-%

108

1,200

92

31%

b

o^a

ljv'a
J!,*
3< a

a

87%

*90

29

17%

J?,-

".lo--?

2,400

91

92

399 /4

31a
99

4
4

9,200

52 7 a

28%.

27'/a

27/91%
29

-/ a

x91 %

89%

52%
28%

-105

013

31%
.

92

86 4 87
105
108

29

29

,

52 %

87%

28

g2%

28 %

90

orv.

88
89 ,4
c10o. 107/a
2< ;; 2t a
92% , 92%

,

89 %

52%
28 %

90%

90

15%

Mfg Corp

^

or v.

*15%'

No par

common

pref

19%

19y2

92

.

107% 107%
2<v» 2<%
91
92
*29
29%

AuioinatietCanlccn Co of

260

T05

105

*26

•*»..«*

91%

(The) common—,3
preferred
No par

prior

No par

-

2,900

91%

84%

23%

28,4

28% *
92
88%

31Ja
*98
*17
*5%

52 %

*91

*16%

005/

($L20>—_No par
Amer—5

Corp

Nichols

Conv

90%

91 4

28%
92
87%

1,400

*52

91%

B

oj,4

4

86

52 %

105

23

9

91%

89%

89^4

02

84

51%
*91

11%

a

1,800

84

-

26%

26%

■

99 '
19 ■
5%
16
15%

convertible pld series A—-100

4%

23

a

,4

15,600

9

7'/a

-

95

/2

9,400

9%

17

m

,

(voting)

Common

i5

,2

Powder—

7

7% Dec 23
17

14% May

5

Atlas Corp

36% Mar 27

2

Refilling common—
10
$3.75 series B—100

Preferred

Atlas

31% Sep
102% Oct

No par
1

RR

W I SS Lines

Atlantic G &

2

25

10
—100

Line

Coast

Atlantic

22

30% Feb

1

Atlantic

96

32%

8%

^

12 a

?.:

*95

Electric Co—

preferred

4%

23

23%

9?.,

—60

City

o

16%

32%

10

11 a

/

16%

32 %

91 %

91

" 26%

*2(j

.

Shares

16%

32'/a

^

J
10

16 4

4

..

91

91
105

>

9
84%

83%

84%

8

qT

12^8

23%

10

Preferred
Atlantic

26

26,4
-12

;Arll!5!?J0Peka,& SaUta Fe~ 50
Common
——50

3

Jan

100

Associates Investment Co—

2

33% Jan

89% July

8
100% Jun 24

2

Mar

114

25% Sep 14

36% May

2

*93% Jan

119% Jan

Sep 14

103

22

5

13
28

coos,,

Sales for
the Week

Friday
Oct.

I

32%

32y4
8t8

Q

^

2nd preferred

6%

97% Mar 25

8

83% Sep 14

123% Dec 23

9

Jan

57% Jan
28 % Sep

23

27

27

94

86

104% Dec
58

73% Feb
61% Jan

Mar 25

®,4.'Qc,a

84% 85 2
^ -f"
90% < 90 105% 105,a
*16-4 17

rzrol
4

-

Oct.

October

16%

^

4

Goods Corp-

Dry

22

99% Anr 22

•

33

»

Carpet Co Inc.

Industries

Ashland

18% Mar 25

i

.

Artloom

32% Jan

Aug 31

7

25% Sep-14

5

Corp

Constable

Arnold

2

19y»Jan

16% May 28

19

7

Jan

97

24

par
par
par
par

Cork Co com

Armstrong

55% May 22

-9

Sep

a

preferred—-No
No
$3.75
preferred—-.——No
$4 convertible preferred—No
$6 conv prior

Mar 25

17

16^

16
5

of Illinois com

Co

&

Armour

12% Mar 26
93

891

32% Dec 31
23% Mar 25

22

15

102% Sep

31

19

5

15

48% Feb

28

Apr

43% Jan

-5

Argo Oil Corp
Armco Steel Corp

23% Mar 27

14
14

Sep

77

116'/2 Jan 22

6

16% Oct

Jan

Sep

8!<aSep

5

Mar 13

99

3

107% Nov

31

57

10

PRICES

^Sept?*!*

gent^'U
Par

EXCHANGE

Highest

Lowest

Highest

Monday

YORK STOCK

NEW

Range Since Jan. 1

Year 1952

15% Oct

HIGH SALE

Thursday

Range for Previous
Lowest

Chronicle... Monday,

Commercial and Financial

The

.

*15%

100

16

15

15%

37%

600

5%

5%

V

30

6

2,100

38

1,300

B

•% Dec

22

«% Jan

3U

4% Sep

28

31% Oct

16

39 % Dec

10

35% Jan

14

7

Jan

16

42% Mar 25

Babbitt

(T)

Babcock &

1
Co

37 %

8% Oct

6

Sep

14

117/a Mar 26

Bald win-Limn-IIamUton

17% Feb

20

29% Dec 23

20% Sep

14

30% Mar 19

Baltimore

36% Feb

20

49% Nov

13

43 Va Sep

15

48% Mar 25

18

23

23 Vb Jun

28

16% Sep

15

22% Mar 17

11

Nov

24

Apr

65% Jan

11% Jan

73

Oct

54% Dec

16

15 % Dec

22

42

36

May

22

8

Jun

67

10

38

Sep

69% Apr

14

7

17% Mar 12

19% Jan

10

13% Oct

1

Jan

23

37 % Sep

15

89 % Feb

24% Dec 22

1834 Sep

18

25% Mar 19

41

7

20 V. May 23

Convertible

100
10

Works

Iron

Bath

11% Dec

5

27

Bayuk Cigars Inc

33% Apr

16

22

9% Sep 14
34% May 20

11% Feb

Dec

40

Jan

23

16

107

Dec

31

93

5

106

Jan

4

90% July 28

95

22% Jan

16% Oct 22

14

87

Sep

12,

Apr

17

16

Jan

12

33% Jun

16 % Sep

30

79 % Jan

17

31

Oct

30

4

78% Feb

9

Sep

31% Jan

14

27

Feb

33% Jan

19

11

Sep

15

23

Dec

9

18% Oct

27

28

Feb

28

16

*91% Feb

13

94

May 22

45y» Apr
29% Jan

24

64

Dec

22

•7

Jan

19

1% Nov

14

25,

Oct

29

30 % May 26

5

15% Jan

Beaunit

Beck Shoe

16% Mar 20

14

May 19

20

Mills

9

8

Mar 16

14

15

Oct

1

22

2

% Mar 13

Bell

90

May 21

93

50

Scjp

Jan

4%%

12

14

68% Mar 20
38

Feb

27

2.50

16 %

*79%

5

Best

&

Best

Foods

37'/a Jan

20

57% Jan

6

139% Apr

29

6

12% Oct

16

11% Sep

17

Jail

15

Oct

2

82'/a Jan

13

18% Jan

7

Jan

14

84

67

16

pfd $3.25
'Co

10%

11%,

11%

33

33

33

230

*28%

28 %

28'%

28 %

800

11

11

20 %

93%

2

29% Mar 18

6% Sep

18

12% Nov

16% July
11% Mar

6

9% May 17
<

1
6

49% Jan

.3

€1% Jan

9

82

69% Jan

8

95% Apr 23

10% Nov

13

14% Feb 21

39% Nov

54% Aug 28
Dec

15

47% Feb 21

13

25% Jan

2

Dec

1

9% Nov

17

14% Jan

25

15% Apr

7

22% Dec

2

33

Jan

iU

30% Apr

24

35

*23% Nov
95

Jan

24% Oct

12% Sep

14% Aug 13

15

64 3

Sep

94% Jan

46% Mar
33

Sep 21

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19% Sep
6

15

12

13% Mar 19

15

25

Mar 25

86

11

33% Sep

3

58% Aug 21

14

Sep 15
86% Jun 15
4

7

Mar

12

Jan.13

11

52 Va Jan

3

36'/«

102'%

*100

102'%

100

1 Va

1

1 Va

18,300

.25%

700

I

25

Max

11% Jan

.

9

10

38% Dec

12

28

Sep 22

42% Feb

21

33 %

Sep 21

39% Aug 17

2

4

17% Sep 21

<j

103% Jun

4

91

21

27% Jun

26% Jan

May 28

99% Feb

20
9

8

22% Jun

15

Jan

3

9

31

54% May 29
12% Feb 14

45% Jun

11% Oct
61% Jun

20

63% Dec

17

23

15% Sep
20 % Sep

16

22

14

12

10% Sep

15;

28% May 20
16% Mar 25

*60

Oct

3

22% Oct

16

20% May 26
27% July 24

13% Sep
76% Jan

15

15% Dec

41

7

76
46

Feb

26

50

Aug

16

20

Dec

1

40% Feb

14

4

36% May

7

14% Nov

7

19% Jan

3

•4% Jan
76

Jan

Q

25

64

Jitn

Jan

13 3 a

25
59% July 14

81% May 29

16% Dec
,

.27% Jan

11% Sep

July 20

66% Jan

9

5

% Mar 17

83% Feb

6

Club

Inc

15

3%%
5%

Shoe Co

$5

19% Oct

28

164y4 Apr 14
19% Nov 12

83% Dec

4

14% Jan

17

26

19% Sep

14

27% Mar 20

103% Sep

30

109% Mar 10

16 % Sep

15

25 y4

Apr

4

Jan

3
22

17

S2Va Jan

26

Dec

12

July 17

11% Jan

7

Dec

4

95

Jan

14

43% Jan

19

51

Sep

5

20

Jan

11

31% Nov

17

40% Mar 31

*46 y4 Nov

25

56

9% Oct

15

16% Oct

9

28

4

3% Jan

*16% May 26

Mar 18

12% Feb

3

10V« Jan

•9

66

15

16

Jan

29

9

Aug 28

5-% Sep

19

July 15

108% Jan

S4% May 16
1% Oct 28
7% Apr 30
2

79

Jun

Apr

16%

3

Jan

31

18% Jan3Q

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21% Sep 14
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16% Sep

14
14

Se'p 24

21% Aug 18

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93%

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*92%

93 %

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25%

/

93 •"%

25%

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11%

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29

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106
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5

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Canadian Pacific Rv

6

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H

Mills

Capital Airlines Inc
Carborundum (The)

o*

^o'lia?

J

Co

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1

to

14%

14%

11%

11%
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38''2

37

48%

14%

11%
130

37%

13%

13%

13%

81

81

7

6%

21 %

104%

21%
*104

17

17

7

21%
104%

11%
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'

11%

11%

81

37

79

.

*65%
14

11%
*125
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13%

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6%
21

70

*65%

14%

11%
130

14%
*11

*125

38

*36%

13%
82

13%
*80%

6%

70

14%
11'%
130
38

130
38

"30
4,500
60

500

103%

103 Va

*102 v2

17

104'%

*102%

104%

16%

16%

17%

17%

*17%

17%

21%

21%

21%

21%

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10%

11

88 %

88

89

*88

89

16%

1,100

*36%

1,900

11

46%

ll3s

*11

*125

7

20%

9%

7,400

21

10%

*45

70

14%

7

20%

23%

170

65 %

14%

21

1%

20

*

7

7 Va

54

12,300

79

21

1%

23

11%

6%

7%

*19%

200

11%
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21

7%

*52

37%

13%

11%

*87%

*36%

80 %

21'i

11

200

51,500

13V4

1%

89

1.006
10,800
13,900

4

80%

7%
20%

10%

100.

300

78
48 3

82

21%

87%

;

26%

13'%

1%

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6,300

25 3 4

12'/8
79

4

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7%

24%

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*48%

81

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i9

70

130

*37%

lOn

Packing Corp.

Campbell W & C

1

49

v

4,800

1,800

21'%

,

24

48

23%

.'600

"

2312

1

i0

3,500 1

603a

24 Va

Co

52 12

/ 16

.

'

'

93%

*50%

11%

*15%

.'1

25%

■

11

76

29%
35

*92 'A

18'/4

*60

1,300

*34',2

21%'

common

(Philip)

17%

18

60%

Byron Jackson Co

Carey

18 %

29

*34%

11

Jan

29

17%

*60%

—No par

Jan

May 27
19% May 25

34%

16

34

30

29 Vb

34%

21%

64

13% Jan

29%

35

11%

_

53

-29%

15%

California

3

5,000

10%

Callahan Zinc-Lead
Calumet & Hecla Inc

30

21%

21'%

21

2

Jan

3,500

21 %

21%

11%

2

13% Mar

1.300

6%

16
1
21%'

2

102

25%

634

11

9% Mar

15

36

25%

6%,,.,

15%

3% Mar

Sep

35%

26'%

21

2\

10

6,700

35 3 4

6%

11V4

15

87% Sep 28
46% Jan 22

10

7'%

7%

25%

29%

ll3 4

3,500

*35 %

15%

1% Sep

29

7

21%

6% Sep 15
20% Sep 24

27% Jan

:

26%

34%

51%

1,900

67%
92%

7 V* -

:

29 3 4

*50

11%
58

•si

'

91

7%

11 %

21% Sep

27% Jan

36

91

34 >2

11%

Byers Co (A M) common.—No
7%

7%

21%

93

700

ll3a

57%
-C67

15%

prior

Bros

~

92%

.

170

'

21%

51%

preferred

conv

*11%

2134

25%

new

Bush Terminal

2,200

20%

3Va%

Butler

13 3 8

5

Bush Terminal Co

15% Feb

133b

■

24%

—

3

40

1,030

13'%
11%

common—No~par

9

135

'■

13%

21%

1

preferred

4%

7%

67

35%

7,490

19%:
24%

,

57%

*26

.

.

7%

66^8

*49%

Inc

Co

(The) Co

Forge

*91%

21%

32,200

-18%

57%

40

■'Balke-Collender—Ncfpa r

Bticyrus-Erie
Budd

21%

2,900

44%

*24'%

11%

6%

1 500

20%

251%

43%'

7 v '

24%:
/

67

'. 7VB

5,000

v

7 *

58

7%

26%

■7"

2,300

14

'25%

18% ,18%

13%

*91

361/4

26

7

300

16%
:

*20

.

11%

7%

36

25%

20%

25'%' '

58

92%>

*8

13'%

50

•

.

34%

15%
:

144

66%

67 "2

15

Brown
Brown

Brunswick

..

11%

:

*24%

7%

13%

'58

'91

36

^

6%

7

No par

com

preferred:
& Bigclow.;

15

13

100

,

cum conv

17% Feb

9

11%

57%
66%

18%

14

30

57%

4

17%

2.50

common—

14
21

u%

57%
66 3

Bristol-Myers Co

13% Sep

Sep

11%
.

29%

1134 Sep
Jan

13%

34% '

7

Jail

13%

25%

31

11 %

13%

36

-

18% Jan

35

13%

Bearing Co.r
5
Airways Inc
.2.50
Bridgeport BraSs Co
5
Briggs Manufacturing' Corp..No par
Briggs & Stratum.—.
...No par

14% Dec

125

6%

100

Roller

2

M*r

6%

92' *

Burlington Mills Corp common—

7

24%

6%

'

19%

24%

% ' V,738

2

30

19

24%

7

17

Jan

19%

23%

*91

15

78

19%

100

preferred

22

8% Nov

5

4

1

1.25

11% Sep

91% Jan

July 8
39% Sep
2
14% Dec 31

1

Buffalo

10

129

6%

*20

67

400

3,600

:12%

34%

'

16%

-

'

24%

1——100

Jan

26

19%

*23%

.

Dec

Apr

19 3

5

(The)—

12

Apr 28
11% May
1
76% Jan 12

43

Inc„—2

16

33

25%

43

No par

preferred—
Burroughs Corp

118

24 Va

42%

Bulova Watch Co Inc

10

20%

23%

Bullard Co

Jun

*20

34 %
.-

13%:

20%

a

Jun

13

34%

43%

2

74

16 v8

13 %

23%

43% Mar

67

16 Vb

13

42%

54% Mar 10

18

34%

16

13%.

20%

26'2 Oct

14

*34 %

16 %

13%
23%

15

84

34%

16

23%

22

Jan

34%

5.200

15,200

138%

67 %

-

6,700

47%

12%

66%

6,500-

31 '

46%
*138

12%

*66

20

Jun

2

67 Va

16%

20

*66

'tt30%

47

138'%

12%

68

13%

%

No par

preferred
Brooklyn Union Gas

12%

67 Va

«

58%

*25 VB

...

31

46%
137%

34 %

16
13

12 Va

12%

>

47

137 %

"42%

Sep
17% Jan
4

*33%

12%

25%

30%

31Vs

46 %

137%

41%

353

92% Apr

Apr

29
29

12%
68 %

*25%

25%

30%

47%

1

x23%

Corp

.

Common
5%

12%
*67 VB

31%
138 %

47

'

,

5

-

Bower

37

35% Feb

& Brass

Branifl

x31

*137%

1 Vb

25 %

25%

*101

102%

1

1%

*25%

47%.
137%

*98

7.50
:

Borg-Wurner Corp common
3 \k$c
preferred
Bostbn & Maitie RR—

2

'

Nov

Co

4

2.50

Co

Co

Book-ol-lhe-Month
Borden

7

25% Mar 10

15

Stores

46 3

1

:

31%

30%

137%

103

"

1

25%

100

Laughlin Inc.

*99

.

1J8

Co

Airplane

-

1

No par

com

104

104

peso

\

Bon Ami Co class A—
Bond

93'%

36

Bigelow-Snntord Carpet tDelt com.5
4'/a% prd series ol 1951
100,

Class B

*90

3,900

57%

—

(Deli

7%. .preferred-

12% Mar 12

15

3

57'%" "

Bohn Ahtmltim

21% Jan

93'%

300

5,200

20%

16'/b

36'%

23% Mar

16% Sep

2

;

16%

.

56

Blockson .Chemical

30

*90

20%

,

16'%"

35%

Boeing

25

93 %

*90

93 %

*90

.

56

Bliss

Jun

16

35%

48% Mar 20

11% Jan

16%

56

24% Mar 12

29% Jan

16%

35%

27% Mar 18

25

16%
56%

15

15

20 %

36%

15

29

20

56

19 vb Sep

6% Oct

20%

35%

22% Sep

21% Dec

20

56 Va

l

Bethlehem Steel

&

20%

37

36% July 13

.

11%

56%

Bliss

18

*11

3,300

36 %

B

11

11%

16%

17 %

*90

*11

20%

20%

*16%

.11%

11V4

*11

11%

38% Aug 26
22% Mar 17

23

4

*11 V8

21% Jan

Dec

390

3,500

*32 %

15

41 % Dec

81

10%

14

23

18

*79'%

28%

12% Sep

25% Nov

r~17'%

32 %

15% Sep

14

17%
81

10%

22% Dec

27

93%

79 %

*

102 ■%

93'%

16%

16 Va
81

*101'%

32%

39% Mar 12

31% May 16
17
Oct 29

700
520

101 %..

,93%

28%

18% Nov 28

22% Oct

93%

10%

.3

18% Apr

101%

2,100

29

of 1940_No par

ser

—

(E W)

9%

38%

33

: Nov

31% Apr 30

9%
38 %

10%

16% Oct 20
16% Mar 15

18

600

9%
38 %

,

32%

Black & Decker MTg Co
No par
Blaw-Knox Co (Delaware),
10

32

19

29

2

.

19

10 3

76% Sep

•

19%

10

Corp common

27% Jan

144% Feb

1,000

13%
39

5

Loan

22
2

1,400

*13%

*37%

29

L

24% Sep

15

40

33

.10

Benguet, Consol Mining Co—1

19

-20

*39'%

10%

...

common

7

30% Oct

70

29

100

Co

100

*69

39

*9%

93%

16%.

2,900

17

*37%

101%

*79%

81

*79%

20,500

47%

17

19%

9%

93%.

21%

47

13 %

38 34

101

16%

16%

16%
81

l

1% Jan

44% Sep

9%
38%

20%

17%

.10

22

135 y4 Jun

9%
38%

7,100

33

1

Sep

IS

9%
*38%

800

2.800

81,2

50

1

55% Dec 31

9%

'

.

39%

X8%

21%

*37%

19%

4%

39

...

8%

.47%,

13%

13:8

19%

19%

19%

39

47

39

*37%

4%

4%

,

.

20%

40

13%

14
39,

38 %

9%

pfd——100

4%%

1

36% Dec

39%

93%

27

146% Aug 26

,

101%

107 Va Feb

1

40

93%

17

3

40

*10034

17

46% May

40

39%.

93%

Jun

29% Mar

.

100%

33',a Jun

22

,.70

93 %

93

29% Jan

16

*69

100%

1

1%, Mar

69%

68

.

preferred._ 100

11

Cum

*67%-

,70

.

38

12.50

Dec

38

*68

19%

106% Dec

14

68

*17%

17 %

*17%

*19%'

preferred

Beneficial

*17

13%

Aviation

Bendix

17%.

17%

100

Corp

Howell

&

47

*37%

NR..

Aircraft

21%

46 3 4

*17%

39

Beech-Nut Packing Co
Belding-Heminwny
Bell

26% Feb

17% Sep

Creek

20-%

46%

40 %

Beech Aircraft Corp
Beech

21%

46%

-

14

Inc.:
St

IA

21%

21%
46

13%

preferred

22% Mar

8%

45%

No par

prior

conv

4% %

86% May

9
22

10% May 16
14% Apr 28

25% Oct

3%';

*4%
38 %

8%

40

Beatrice Foods Co common

Aug 10

4%

38%

8%

—10

Corp

40

Jun

4%
38:%

87«

*37%

preferred

4V2%

4%
38 %

8%

10

Brothers common—

Barker

4%
38%

8%

;-50

Barber Oil Corp

18

94% Apr

v

50

-■

21

100

preferred

r>%

21

9% Feb

<

13

Corp'

common

Aroostook common

Bangor &

76% Mar 17

9

Ohio

&

8%

noncumulative preferred—100

4%

4%
38%

4%

(Thet.No pat-

Inc
Wilcox

160

4,300
3,600

21%

*21%

21%

%

1%

1 Va

1%

1%

7%
207a

7%

7%

7'a-

7%

*20%

20%

*20%

20%

100

10%

10%

10%

10%

9.100

1

88

88

4,300

310

52

52

53

19 %

*51%

53

51%

51%

20

20

20

*19%

237s

201/4

*19%

20%

100

23%

*

23%

231%

23%

23%

23%

23.000

46%

23%

443a

45

45%

*45

*5138

20

10

10

*44%

10%

45'4

*44 %

24%

9%

24%

9%

9%

9%

9%

10

2,000
4.000

24%

24%

24%

24%

16%

24%

25

2.300

16%

*24%

16%

16%

16%

17

16%

16%

1.400

16%

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•

.

NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range Since Jan. 1

Year1952

39% Sep
34% Jan

2

24

Dec

4

55% Jan

5

14% Dec

3

103% July 20
34% Jan 10

6

15% Oct

24

Oct

15

16

Oct

Case

17

143

Jan

9

20% Oct

65% Jan
105

Feb

2

2

38% Jan

6

Oct

2

133 % Jail

2

2

25

2

15% Sep

2

17% Jan

28

Feb

98

Jan

7 7o

16% Mar 18

■5%

19

20% July 27

Central

15

7 % Feb

26

Central Foundry

Central

7

35% Dec

8

27% Sep

15

4OV2 Jan

22

17

68% Dec

8

30

13

Dec

22

591/4 Sep 15
Hi/4 July 14

73 % Jan

29

40% Aug 18
2
110% Oct

Apr, 24

,36

8

Jan

19% Oct

<

35% Jun

16

97

Jun

12

21% Nov

25

17% Jun

24

20% Mar

5

24% Oct

9

141/2 Sep

14

28% Feb

24
25

20

24% Oct

9

141/4 Sep

16% Apr

17

20% Dec

,1

181/2 Jun

15% Dec

31

21

Feb

6

11

Feb

..

Apr-

3

10

Jan

Dec

9

58% Feb

8

13% Oct

23

16% Apr

33% Oct

28

42

Feb

X34

,

14

28% Feb

22 % Mar 27

Central

&

17% Mar 16

Central

20

Class4 B

38% Jan

Cerro

de

1

11% Sep

14

15% Mar 20

Certain-Teed

8

30

15

37

Chain

Sep

Feb

3

July 24

26% Jun

16

18

105%' Oct

21

92% Jun

22

5% Octi 23

8% Jail

17

4% Sep

15

May 17

34% Jail

26

33 % Jair

2

39% Dec

81% Jan

4

88

Dec

98 v

28

30

1

Jan

16 in Feb

-

30

Sep

15

3 L % Feb

10

32% Sep

15

41% Feb

80

Jun

3

85% Jan

23

12

Sep

15

23 % Mar 13

21

Aug 31

26 % Mar 17

2J% July

18% Feb

20

28 % Dec

17

7

17% Jun

16

12

17'/a Sep

15

26% Jan

5

\27% Sep 22

34% Jail

Class

21

34% Dec

1

1

18% Dec

17

Oct

28

10% Dec

18

18 % Oct

15

24

Mar 19

x39 % Feb

27

51% Dec

23

Jail

32% Feb

12

Sep

14

18

Jan

6

15

10

Jan

6

12% Sep

14

22% Jail

13

401% Sep

15

511/4 Jail

2

Cliic

Cliio

16%

"16%

16%

16%

16%

20%

2034

20%

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20%

600

4%

4%

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3/4

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4%

4%

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1,800

28%

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29%

29%

29%

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30%

4,200

66

66

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66%

65%

66%

67

68

3,000

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11%

11%

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66%

11%

11%

7,500

100

•

16%

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16%

16%

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16%

1,100

50

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20%

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6%

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12

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12

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Corp.

5

2

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l
10

1

*

Pac

&

18 '

Jan

8

10% Sep

22

14% Feb

11

2% Oct

30

Sep

1

3% Feb

10

71/8 Sep

15

13% Feb

13;

Nov

14

29% Nov

5

68% Feb

27

10

2

4 % Mar 12

13

Mar J 2

48% Jan

25

24

Dec

30

63% Sep

98

21

Co

convertible

5%

96% Jan

2

89% Oct

22

Jan

8

Jan

21

28% Jan

4

14% May 12
79% Nov

7

40% Dec

12

Feb

7

140

Jan

14

5

74% Jan

•

48% Feb

21

'•33% July

16

30 % Feb

Sep

30

9% Sep

30

Oct

102'

51

71

28

14% Dec

114

9

102

22

24% Jun

92

25

35% Jan

4

19

91 % Jun

Dec. 2

37 % Dec

31% Jun

15

Jun

10

29% Oct

.2

95

1

95% Jan

2
9

Jan

12

33% Mar

C

4

14% Jan
102

47o

17

Aug

3

18

83 % Feb

9

4

22

44% Jan

0

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6

C C C &

155

15% Sep

Apr

4

Dec

29

56% Sep

152

9

80

80

Mar 24
Feb

10

158
90

Apr

110

Apr: 4

14

75'

26

44

Sep

47% Jun

3

3

16

53% Jan

8

Jun

12

109 % Jail

29% May

1

39% Dec

75

41

21

25% Apr

19

28 Va

12

96% Aug 31

91

89% Jun

3

24% Oct

22

130% Jan

3

Dec
Jan

3
7

Jan

18

6% Jan

2

32 % Jan

4

136% Aug
88

Feb;

117% Jun

^Climax

11

81% Apr-

5
4

13

Sep

14

28 % Apr

6

128 % Sep

2

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15

14%

1934

17%

15

14%

14%

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2.2%

19%

19%

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18

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86

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14%

14%

22

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100

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19%

19%

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28

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13

13

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14

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36%

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36%

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45

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61

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63

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100

91

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92

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27

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94%

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94%

45

45

45%

45%

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27

26%

27

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72%

18%

74

7%
26

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18%

18%

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8

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64%

100

8

200

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800

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700

25

64%

22,400

10

10

9%

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100

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5

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15%

30%

183/4

11,700

96 %

94%.

96

46

46%

47

47%

27

26%

27

27

27

11,000

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16,400

71

9%

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9%
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79%

79%

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80

32

31%

32'%

31%

31%

preferred—100

*161

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200

200

82%

86

"161

82%

200

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30'/a

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15%

79%

31%

100

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100

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79%

20

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30

30%

100

new.

72%

71

10

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15%

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100

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30%

153 a

15%

96%

46

26%

100

30%

18 %

96%

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73%

72%

,

5
100

preferred

5

July 30
Feb

4

32% May 25

Illuminating com.No par
RR

Pitts

&

7%

%%

Inc

Corp

80

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"161

•

-

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85

7%

32%
200
85

136

2
6

87
May 4
125% Feb 20

Coca-Cola

Co

Jan

7

6

Coca-Cola

Internal'!

40% Sep

Colgale-Palmollve-Peet

875

Jan

preferred

71%
10%

"96%
29%
153/4
"79%

313/4
"161

"81'A

310

2,500

500

10%
100

30%

1,300

153/4

1,200

80

3134

.

260

1,600

200

34'%

1

28

28%

28

28%

28

94%

94%

94%.

94

2%

2 %

2%

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29 %

29%

29%

29%

100
No par

2

89'% Jan

13

11

24% Feb 27

17

Oct

16

22% Feb

7

14% Sep

14

20% Mar 17

Colorado

Fuel

41

Jan

18

59 % Mar 27

49

Sep

21

fifi % Mar 24

Colorado

&

39

Jan

8

60

Dec

12

50

Sep

11

67

Mar 24

4%

38

Jan

2

59

Nov

28

47

Sep

1

65 % Liar 24

47o

33

Jun

3

40 % Feb

1

38% Jan

8

48% Sep

29

32% Jun

4

39% Feb

1

38% Jan

48 'A Oct

2

13% Oct

29

16% Jan

11

12% July 15

15

Jail

5

10% Dec

5

13% Jan

.15

11% Jan

29

17% Aug 19

56% Jun

11

Nov

26

59% Mar

6

63'/a May 27

42% Jan

3

15

51% Mar 17

Columbian

26Ta Mar 16

Columbus

20% Jan

2

63

4
61% Apr
27% Aug 13

37

Sep

23 'A July

9

2

preferred
Iron

84

20

51

2,400

$1.40
Conde

conv

28

28% Jan

2

23

lg

25

2

20% Sep

24

24% Jan

10
14

31% Jan

30

Consolidated

Feb

25

Consolidated

4

5

Cone

Jail

$5

105'A July 15

13
Apr 22
10% Aug 13
52% Oct 16

16% Jan
64 % Feb

27% Sep
9% Oct

39 Va Dec

8
15

Mar 24

16% Apr
34% Jan

11% Jan,

13

Sep

28

16% Apr

24

11

Jan

5

13% Apr

27

n

48% Jun

16

58

Jail

2

12

17

14

38% Jan

5

10% Jan
10% Jan

18

Apr

1

6% Oct

1

12 Va Jan

14

8% Sep

18

11

6
6

15

20% Dec

23

'15 Va Sep

15

22% Feb

2

38% Dec

12

35'A Apr

23

38% Aug 21

Jun

19

109% Jan

Mills

18

108% Feb

30

110

109% Nov 26

May 16

99

45

31

45% Jan

99

Jun

16

87

108% Sep

16

117

Feb

8




13

May 20

112% Jan

16

128

Aug 13

62%

62%

40%

39%

39%

1,800

24%

25

25

25%

5,000
2,000

f

41%

33%

33%

17%

17%

4,800

34%

35

34%

34%

34%

34%.

34%

34%

34%

34%

5,800

25
25

34%

34%

34%

34%

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34%

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34%

34%

34%

1,700

35

35

35

35 %

35

35

35'

35

2,600

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6'A

6

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6%
23 %

23%

21

20%

21

No par
Coppermines Corp—5

*27%

Cigar

com—No par

No par
Light

Elec

107%

com

No par

25

series B

100

"102

preferred
No par
preferred
No par
of America com—10
preferred
100

$4.52

No par
20
$3.75
preferred
No par
$4.25 conv 2nd preferred—No par
common

6 Va

23%

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20%
*28

28'A

21'

28%

*

6%
39

6%

7

7

35

6%

21

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6%

7

7%

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40

39%

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107%

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103%

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24

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7 Va

40

107%

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39%
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4,000

300

1,200
2,000

28%
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40

6,900

10,700

107%

1,200

25%

25%

5,800

105'A

105'A

980

&

series C

...

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28%

35

Va

*23'%

23%

20%

Inc

preferred.

60

41%

Aug 13
97% Jan 1 8

48% Dec

5

61%

40'A

25%

17%

Coixtinental Can Inc

Jan

61%

40%

24%

33%

$4.50

$5.50

62%

40%

25%

41%

Container Corp

-

*61%

40%

25%

17%

Continental Baking Co cum_.No par

56

62

40

33%

25% May 21
4
95:% Jun

2

62

40

41%

102% Feb 11

23

63%
25 %

17%

17

89% Sep

2,500

33%,

23

18% Jan

32,000

40%

Jun

7

1,800

13%
16

17%

Jun

4

48%

13%

*15%

40%

93

Feb

47

48

32%

36

19% Dec

8,300

17%

8

96

47%

41%

31

12

47

33%

43% Dec

18

140

350

47%

17%

103% Feb

16% Jun

350

51%

41

2

89% Dec

51%

40

23%

4%%

50

24%

10
No par

Gas

51%
*50

32%

100
Consolidated Grocers Corp
1.33%
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
Consolidated Vultee Aircraft
1
Consumers Power Co com
No par

V/o

*62

*48%

17%

17

41% Aug 19

52

41%

preferred

Preferred

' 5

Jan

2
3

3

50

51%

32%

Corp

Preferred 4%

8

99% Jun

Jan

102% Jan
31% May

Sep

51%

lt%

_

preferifed

Power Co of Bait

7

Mar 26

*48

*50

32%

Inc.No par
—

pieferred

Consol Edison of N Y

9

28

50

Co com—25

Edison

Congoleum-Nairn

Consolidated

102

*49

150

41

Co.

Publishing Co...No par

Nasi,

21% Apr

110% Jan

100

Elec__5

Solvents

23% Oct

10

8,900

—10

37% Mar 16

10

16%

No par

16

15

16'%

No par

Ohio

17

Jun

16%

Co—

Southern

5% Sep

Jun

16'A

$4.25 cumulative preferred.No par

32% Jun

91

16%

16

18

23% Jun

16%

13%

31

100

16%

15%

10% Feb

25

16%

13

35% Dec

31

17

*47'A

Dqfe 26

Nov

16%

15%

Ja$ 14

27% Dec

1,000

13%

35 %

113

87%
15%

48

37'A Mar 16

19

800

15

15%

17

27

41%

*86'A

15

13

32 Va Jun

23

*40%

87%

15

47%

31

Feb

41

*86

15%

16'/a

34% Dec

97% Jan

*40%

86%

15%

13%

32%

25% Oct

41

*85%

15%

47%

37% Mar 17

109 % Jan

*40%

85%

16

17

2

41

15%

13

10

•100

1,900

85%

47

6% Dec

84%
110%

40%

16%

convertible

132

16

13%

$1.32

600

41

47%'

Commonwealth

700

293A

85%

16

Carbon

84%
110

190

2%

16

12%

&

"130

5,600

94 3A

"850

46%

Pictures

32% Jun

10

"830

—2.50

B

31

34% Jun

"830

Inc
No par
common—No par

Class

34% Dec

103'A Jun

88%
111%

Columbia

2

19

132

109%

Columbia Ga$ System

30% Jan

39 Va Nov

•

"86%

47%

Engineering

109 % Mar 27

"129

109%

48

Credit

2

•

84%

108%

47%

Combustion

32% July 18

"830

132 t

"833/4

48%

Commercial

*106% Jan

"129

84%
109

47%

Commercial

11

132

47%

2

40% Feb

293/4

45%

6

6% Sep

29%

A_'2.50

22 % Jan

.27% Jun

29%

4,900

10,900

40%

Columbia Broadcasting Sys cl

38% Jail

7

29%

51

15

25

2%

49

11

12% Jan

"94%

2'A

50%

18

31'A Feb

94'%
"2%

943/4

2%

50%

Sep

1

94%
3

49

Sep

6

28

50%

16

Nov

28

51%

38% Sep

7% May

28 %

51

31

15

27%

*50%

7

27% Jail 27

34%

28%

*50

11

Aug 25

"830

34%

51

38% Aug

July

"83%
109

2

34%

51

35 '/a Jan

3

84%
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21

341%

51%

14

Mar

"129

132

42

34%

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27

8

108%

72

"41

20%

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20

Mai 25

"83

"71%

42

150

85%

Ry com

Nov

46

"129

72

20%

*50%

Southern

17% Oct

30

29 %

105 y2

203/a

21

noncumiilative 1st pfd
100
nonciimulafive 2nd pfd—.100

34% Oct

44% Jan

2

•

51

105%

No par

Collins & Aikman Corp
&

"93%

.

106%

No par

47% Jail

8

Sep

$3.50

"41

35'/a

com—No par
—No par

15

Jun

24

"71%

42

34%

Corp—No par

14

Apr

72

"41

34%

No par

80

95

"71%

42

34

:
100
preferred—100

9
2

47% Dec

72

20%

(The)

22% July

23

"41

106%

20%

1

cumulative 2nd

"71%

51

51%
106 %

20%

preferred

3

.

72
42

51

51
"105

20%

;

Jan

47o

513/a
105

20

Cluetl, Peabody & Co com

July 24

"71%

51%
105

"41

common

conv

cum

Clopay

51%
105%

gtd—.50
stock
50
1

Molybdenum..
Foods

50%

105%

No par

4%

Corporation

Clinton
4

No par

——

2

62

13,700

'
-

61%

common

15

Jan

33%

88

par

10

Jan

99

333/8

33%

"84

13%

J00

Corp

17% Oct

40% Jun

102

33%

100

July

78
108

874

9

33%

33%

86

Electric—

&

Special'guaranteed

15

16

2

106

100

33%

"83

2,200

No par

St Louis Ry

Cleveland

.43 % •Mar 20

Sep

33 % Sep

25% Jan

27

27%

No par

Jo

nonewmulatlve

Clevite

9

18% Mar 18

37

"26%

3,500

25

$4.50 preferred

4 4 % Mar 19

Sep

22% Jan

3% Oct 24

; Mar 23

70% Aug 10
1

18

.

27%

16,700

1

convertible

Elec

Cieve

19

100

29

Dec

37% Jan

87

"26%

13%

A.:

Equipment; Co

5%

July 14

27'%

♦

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%"/o:

86

"26%

33%

33%

27%

423/a

City

17

'Jun

31% Sep

33

28

180

"26%

26%

%

2,700

5%

12%

5

77

2

98

5%

42%

Investing Co common
preferred
City Products, Corp

10

29%

98

5%

13%

5%%

22

July

2934

99

"5%

42%

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Sep

90'

30

99

5%

12%

Cities Service Co

>

29%

98

5%

42%

preferred

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30

97

5%

26%
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.

13'%

preferred

I

297/a

98'%

29%
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42%'

25

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30

5

12%

Cincinnati Milling Machine Co

48% Dec

.,18

65% Jan

75

2

Mar 27

97

5

"

105% Mar 12

102

Jun

30

97

42

Common

19% Aug 25

17% Jun
103

94% Jan

2934

13%

Chrysler Corp
Cincinnati

100

42 %

Co

Copper

31

13%

common

Chile

"30%

41%

preferred series A

5

5,100

31

13%

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Jan

39

July 13

Childs

12

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42%

Chickasha Cotton Oil
l.

11%

31

13%

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27

12

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Oct

12'%
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100

9

13

12%
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300

2,500

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57o, conv

12%

13,000

com

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preferred-series

Chicago

21%

6%.

17

pfd

noneuin

82% Mar 19

7,

7

31

15

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12;

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%

21%

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com

59

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6

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75

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*

1

28

95

40

50

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21

900

4,500

24

7% Sep

37%
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19

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6

36%
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3

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,

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21 %

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*

18%

11

12% Feb

37%
106

200

18%

14

95

37%
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11

37%
105

11%

16%

18%

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18

37%
104

11%

16%

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131/8 Sep

8% Sep

37
103

16%

75

18%

34

81% Jail

37
103

4

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74%

10

43

14
89% Jun 25

5

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30

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90

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26

23

28,500

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72% Dec

21%
111

16%

42% Dec

July 25

20%
111

20%

—_—,

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75

20%

20% Apr

&

213%
113

100

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16

5%

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21%

112%

6,000

16%

20

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22%
114

46%
102

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45% Apr

15

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60

119

20%

.

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46%

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series

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102

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40

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113%

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47
102

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1
Chicago Great Western Ry com__50
57o preferred
50
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6% Sep

22%
113

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119

16%

100

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21 % Mar 24

46%
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16%

3%%s convertible. prel'erred.u.lOO

•

22%
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47

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119

16%

preferred...
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.1.25
Chesapeake Corp of •; Virginia
5
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common__25

<9

47

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300

16%

$4.50

4

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47%

21%

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2

23

26

9,100

16%

common

Products

.

400

16%

No par

Co

.Common

20

20

7

15

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27

15% Feb

12 % Mar

Jail

7 % Mar 27

23% Dec

20

22 % July 22

28% Apr

32

103 % Jau

12%

16'/a

743/4

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22% May

"12%

16%

75%

Co

Sugar

Pasco

Belt

12%

16

75

Century Ribbon Mills

5

12%

16'%

76

_

15

12%

15%

75%

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South

Sep

"12%

16

180,800

60

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Vlolela

9% Mar 12

12%

liA

1/4
60

75%

preferred

10

1/4
58%

101

"112 %

28,600

1%

58%

74%

Georgia Ry

22

6% Sep 15

29

8

Sep

46

37%

1%

58%

117 %

101

37

1

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116%

10

37

1%
58%

15%

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Central Rlt Co of N J class A

2

36%

1

"12%

preferred series B

4 '/a %

36%

200

—_No par

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6

Jan

35%

1,200

40%

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"56

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42% Mar 25
110

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of

36%

40%

180

39%

58%

15%

100

preferred

5%

,

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29"

15% Feb,
15.

13

35 %

1

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106

39

.—20

24

4% Sep

10% Jan

"393/4

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23

40%

15%

_

14

16

40%

12%

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40%

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39

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105%

106

383/4

1

preferred—
100
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19% Mar 25

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39

36

the Week

Friday
Oct. 3

Oct. 1

106

12.50

;

preferred

20% Mar 12

9% Feb

Corp

common

Celanese Corp of Ainer com..No par

5

17% Jan
47% Jan

104

Co

Preferred

74% Sep

111

35%
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Thursday

39

39%

10

"1053/4

Sales for

PRICES

39

39%

50

SALE

Sept. 30

105

5

series

General

&

105

38%

%

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24

106

38%

common

HIGH

Wednesday

Sept. 29

"38 Vb

!

AND

Tuesday

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rights

(.J I)

7%

19% Jan

(

19% July 30
6

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5

23

94% Nov

Corp

*105

Ry.100

Light

preferred 4%

Jan

21

26

Conv

Carrier

14% Mar 27

45% Sep

51% Jan

Common

5

25

96% Jun

150 % Feb

•

5

2

Mar

&

Monday
Sept. 28

Par

Carpenter Steel Co....

16

31

110 % Jan

Dec

16

Power

1170 Oct
72

Dec

5

99%
•33% Oct 30 •:
131%

Carolina

Sep

115

7
2

Jan

STOCK

Carolina Clinchfield & Ohio

4

45% Mar

104% Aug

66

2
3

Jan

Mar

49

12% Sep 24
14% Sep

18
154% Aug 21
30% Apr

3

43

YORK

LOW

EXCHANGE

113 Vz Mar 19

14

4

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10% Feb 20
Oct 21

47% Jan '

28

36% Dec

22

Nov

5
10

58

10

39% Jan

Aug

53 % Jail

Feb 20
39% Oct 30
21% Jan 23
34

NEW

Highest

41% Dec

116

9

104% Jan

142

Lowest

Highest

Lowest

Continued—Page 3

STOCKS

for Previous

Range

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The Commercial and

14

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Monday---Octofc er

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(1282)

RECORD

NEW YORK STOCK
Previous

Range for

Highest

712 Sep

15

20% Mar 17

16

13% Mar

15

82/* Jan

16s* Feb

15

18% Jun

30

11

Nov

17

15% Feb

6

9% Sep

€8=6 Apr

16

81% Nov

26

67

Jun

1

Continental
Continental

Oil

Continental

Steel

43% Sep

15

62% Jan

Jan

30

15% Sep

15

22

25'/a Dec

18

13
29 % Jan .25
28% Jan
2

19*2 Sep

14

10% Nov

2

18=8 Got

31% Aug

22

23'* May

2

28% Mar

19% Sep

21
19% Sep 15

17'/i Jun

23

15

Jun

18

68% Jan

25
22
23

Apr

1

5

87 % Jan

Jail

16

99% Apr

93

Jan

23

99% Apr

93% Sep

14
15

93% Sep

1

73

SeD

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10

178

Apr

15

3 J* Jun

12

4% Nov

26

3% Sep

73% Aug

15

1=8 Oct

16

2% Jan

3

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15

65% Feb
166

25

25% Sep

May 22
12

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917* Jan

9

97

19

27

2

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2

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-05

22

19% Jan

36% Feb

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10

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15

16

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103

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39% Jan

13
30

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15

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92% Jan

30

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15

22

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8

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2

20% Jan

18

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Oct

27

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9

28

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15 % Sep

25

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28

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65

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13

20

10

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10

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24
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16

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14

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16

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23

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21

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4

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Sales for
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Friday

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11

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HIGH

Wednesday

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Sept. t6

Par

AND

Tuesday

Monday

STOCK

YORK

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Range Since Jan. 1
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r>lume

Number

178

5261... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

(1283)

NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range for
Y6ar

Lowest
5% May
10 y. NOV

Jan

11

1
6
22

May 17

44

Range Since Jan. 1

11)52
Highest

Lowest

6% Sep

NEW

Highest

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14

14% Mar

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39% Sep

7J/a Dec

1

16 Va

10

13% Oct

12 V8

14

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2

Jan

2

29

27% Jan

3

21

Sep

14

28% Mar 25

Sep

12

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11

Sep

18

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3

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14

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16% Mar 24

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2

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4

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17

19

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53% Nov
23% Oct 20

57% Dec

3

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24

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9

7

12% Feb
48% Feb
4% May
Apr

56

24% Dec
37% Feb

Jan

100

50

47

Dec

Jan

38 ya Apr

2
20

30

67% Sep

29% Jan

2

14

86% Jan

8

53% Sep

15

75y4 Jan

2

101 % Jun

1

IO6V2 Jan

Dec

30

13

41

32% Mar 20
101 % Aug

May

9ya Sep

8

51

23 Va

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11%

A

50

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50

series

50

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42%

conv

pfd

conv

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25 y8

Sep

18

32

3

93

Sep

10

100

18

16 Va

Aug 24

Corp

25

34% Nov

19

2iy8 Jun
31% Jun

10

3
16

18

Stores common

92% Jan

10

38% Oct

29

4,700

50

49%

49%

49%

50%

50 V4

9%

9%

*9%

9%

*9%

9%

900

25 V*

25%

25 Va

25%

1,800

First

National

(The)

$4

Carpet

49

49

$4.20
Food

15

23y4 Jan

20

25%

25%

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96%

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97

*96

97

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17%

16%

17%

17

17

17

17

900

25l/a

25%

25%

25%

25%

25%

25%

25%

25 %

26

8,200

34

34%

34%

34%

35 %

3,800

'51

Sep

14

15

Francisco

Sep

22

13% Apr
13 y2 Apr

13

Franklin Stores Corp

39 Va Oct

1

Sugar

preferred

46

18% May 21

10

May 15

9

Froedtert

21 %

Sep

15

27y4Mar24

Fruehauf

Trailer

70

Sep

16

79

8y4 Jan

4

4% Sep

15

19% Dec

15

15% Sep

15

20% Jan

8

6% Sep

15

8ya Apr

13

7ya Mar

3

Gabriel

Co

Co

Gamble-Skognio

Apr

16

39% Sep

5

347/a Sep

30

May 15

26% Dec

31

20% Jun

10

38% May 19
27% Jan
2

Gamewell

20

26% Dec

15

21% Sep

21

28% Jan

22 y8 Feb

5

34% Dec

8

22% Sep

15

33% Jan 20

5% Sep

18

8% Jan

22

3% Sep

14

7% Mar 12

32 Va NOV

17

41V, Jan

22

25% Sep

14

37% Mar 12

24% Oct 15

33 V* Jun

25

21% Aug 31

29% Mar 24

31

Apr

149

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15

27% Jan

5

14

98% Jun

24

104% Feb

6

63% Dec

11

31

Sep

15

36% Aug

7

General

Amer

17

5iy4 Jan
11

27

13 Va Dec

31

11% Sep

14

14% Mar 18

General

Baking

Feb

28

Nov

12

15% Feb

27

9% Jun

13

159

142

18% Aug 14
11% Nov

Jan

8

79

May

Jun

10

33

Dec

20 Vb Dec

15

16 y8 May 25

16% Jun

37% Jan

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19

35% Jun

Jun

2

2

1%

16

48% Mar 24

54% Peb

20

72% Dec

31

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6

j 77% Aug 18

7% Jan

4

11% Dec

22

8% Sep

15

11% Feb 26

18

53% Dec

8

41

Apr

90

Jan

96 %

3

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88% Jun

May 22

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5

11% Dec

12

52% Oct

20

60% Dec

9

18

58

July 28

113% JUn

22

124% Jan

Dec

106

Jun

11

119

Feb

21

30

53% Sep

15

11

125% Dec

29

112% Jun

2

3

106 % Dec

22

91

Sep

15

99% Jan

14

24% Aug

15

21% Sep

15

25% Feb

5

50

24

24% Aug 29

20% JAn

27% Dec

25

114

3

10

Jan

Sep 30

-

8% Jan

9

20% Jun

3

36% Feb

21

36

Dec

9

29

37% Jan

2

17

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93

4% Jan

May 11

10% Jan

99% Sep

2

Sep

15

42 % Sep

13

21

19

General

Jun

25

104% Jan

7

88 % July

Apr

25% Feb

29% Jan

2

35% Dec

4

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51

7

6

27

Dec

22

35% Jan

2

25% Sep

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26

102% Jan

3

99

Sep

24% Oct

15

31

Apr

3

22% Sep

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77% Sep

9

77% Feb

18

14 y4 Nov

10

23% Jan

5

30 Va Jan

9

93% Apr
14% Nov

22

79% Dec

30

14

18
Apr 15
32% Oct 27

34 V,

15 Va Oct

27

65% Feb

20

J

10% Sep

22

25

32% Jan
96 % Jun

preferred

series

$3.75

Eqp

Corp

15

40% July 30
101

Aug 24

-

*19%

19%

10 Va

10%

70%

38% Mar 20

11

Sep

14

60V* Sep

19

21

Apr
Mar

80% Jan

40

May

5

Jan

3

6% Nov

17

49 Va

July

8

54% Dec

■

31

43% Sep

Sep

15

102% Jun

2

10% Jan

4

5% Sep

22

108

60

-

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29

51

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8

30

-

2

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6% Jun

3% Feb

2

8

1 Va Sep

9% Feb

23

30

15

6% Jun

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26% Jan

33

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25

24% Jan

30

9

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30

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21

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10

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100
100

91

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2

99

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11% Mar 17
31% May
8

18

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14

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39

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22

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17

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2

16% Nov

28

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5

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27

57

23

47

16% Dec

22

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30

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.

31

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10

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149

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4

27

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2

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18
1

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8

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22

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10
18

9

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13

Nov

28

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100

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98

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10 %

38%

37%

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12 %

preferred

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38 Va

12%

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2,800

73 Va

10%

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12%

preferred

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82

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100

102

38

14%

5

560

13,800

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1,100

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39%

99 %

37%

preferred

„—

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1,200
2,400

19%

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39 Va

25

1,200

10%

89%
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.

'

90

*99

12,900

27 %

44

90

102

26 Va100

10%

44%

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26%

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26%
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39%

38%

26%

27%
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26 %

26 %

26

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65

140

92%

45 Mi

Gotham Hosiery

400

119

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11%

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200

7,100

12

57

117%

100

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800

39

56%

73%

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35 %

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11%

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5,200

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12

57

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Goodyear Tire & Rubber—

20 '

13% Aug

1,300

11%

Goodrich

95% Jan

8%

11%

Goodall-Santord

2

8%

79

7

87% Julv 31

27,700

♦71V*

Greyhound Corp
11 Va Jan

75 3 «

0

*

duly 16

74%

93

•

14% Sep

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27% Feb

74:%

57%

j

'

39

93

No par
—-No par
61% July 21 *
Gould-National Batteries Inc—.4
33% Mar 4
Grace (W R) & Co
Nopar
2% Mar'25^,
Graham-Paige Motors
No par
9 V, Feb 25
Granby Consol M S & P—9
31% Mar 27s ' Grand Union Co (The)10
20% Jan
5
Granite City Steel common
12.50
98% Jan 28'
5%% cum preferred——
-*100
33% May
1Grant (W T) Co'common
^—5
97% Feb
4
3%% preferred
100
16% Jan
7
Grayson-Robinson Stores com——1
^39% Mar 17
$2.25 conv preferred.
Nopar
19% Mar 27
Gt Northern Iron Ore Prop..No par
58% Mar 25
Gt Northern Ry 6% pfd
Nopar
19% Mar 27
Great Western Sugar com—Nopar
141
Mar
2
7%
preferred
100
73% Jan 21
-Green Bay & Western RR
100
40 % Jan
2
Green (H L) Co Inc.
— 1
23% Mar 25
Greenfield Tup & Die Corp—No par
9% Jan

39

♦76

5-

Mar 19

108% Feb

24% Sep

27% Oct

59

15

38%

57

11%

7,000

35%

*37%

92%

57

124

34%

57%

Goebel Brewing Co
1
Gold & Stock Telegraph Co—/JlOO

8% Jan 20

35

34%

73%

$4.50

21VaJan-9

*122%

124

*122

124

34 Va

92%

1

135

17%

17 Va

*122

57

24

18% May 22
77% Dec 30

17%
124

94%

Dec

'

17%

800

57%

23

15

200

17%

57%

42% Jan

30

20

31%

17%

*92%

No par
Gleaner Harvester Corp
2.50
Glldden Co (The) common—No par

Sep

70 Va

*31 %

17%

8%

Gimbel Brothers common

7

*70

31

8%

16% Mar 25

130 % Jun

70 %

31

8%

82 V* Oct

15

*70

31%

30 V2

73%

11%

4,800

70%

*

8%

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800

20

10%

*

72%

15

18

17%
♦122

20

145 Va

19%
10%

'

7

*70

70%
31%

8%

13

2

*143 Va

145%

*143 Va

19%

10%

143 Va

73%

12% Sep

23

2,100

8%

79% Apr

Sep

12

73 Va

8

Sep

12

8%

30

10 Va

12 %

73%

Jan

28

12

145%

30 %

10

4,100

12%

79

convertible

3,000

32 Va

♦71%

$5

21%

100%

32

8%

100

Rubber

2.7Q0

21%
100%

32

72%

1

4%V preferred

22%

31%

'3%% preferred
—
—100
Georgia-Pad fie Plywood Co——.—1
Gillette (The) Co common
1

6

27 %

22

32%

19%

*

2,100

4%

*26

21%

10%

*

5,100

27

102

19%

144

600

23 Va

*100 Va

102

100 Va

73%

—No par

preferred

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a

10%

71

.No psr

Refractories

&

21 VA

21%

21%
*

4 1

22 Va

19%

31

18% Jun

24

21%
102

22 Va

22%

10%

31

x86

Nov

22%

27

*26

27

*25 Va

10%

♦70

Advertising. No par

Public Utilities Corp

General Tire

May 11 '>

18% Jan

23

.

27%

22%

No par

Precision

4%*>

>

104

36-

2

85

2

28

8% Jan

21%

4 Va

4%

4

4%.

26

19%

■

10%

pfd—No par
General Telephone Corp
20
General Time Corp common—No par

Sep 18

74% Apr'

21

Sep

138

26%

21%

*19%

1

General Shoe Corp
Gen Steel Casting $6

34% Mar 11

July 29

99% Oct

4

7% Sep
8
124% May 24

69

26%

4%

No par

Corp

Motors Corp common

General

3

23

31% Feb

18

3

31

26%

*25 Va

No par
No par

com

preferred
General Realty & Utilities

7

100

15

89

Jan

Apr

40% July

8

81

26%

.22

22

1

5%

■

96% Mar 16

22

100

71% Dec

*22%

j 4%

'

92

23 %

26%

300

35 VA

*22 Va

27%

3,400
1,000

*35

%

22

2,000

4%
18

7

No par

General Railway Signal com

16

4%

17%

7

23

39

General Public Service

5

Mar 20

4%
17%

7

7

*22%

38%

preferred

Preferred

4%
17 Va

160

.

'

6%

23 Va

*26

2,200

71%

*22 %

*21%

11

500

22%

22

26

4,300

22%

35%

38 Va

—.

General Outdoor

*10%

500

41

*69%

70

*21%

38

General

18

Dec

\General

5

11

22%

*35

35%

General Portland Cement Co-

10

45% Dec

4

40%

35 Va

34%

common—

convertible

22 Va

*69

11

11

8

22%

17%

preferred

3%%

*10%

10 7
41

34%

34%

27% Mar 23

15

3% Jun

4

5%■

2

14

1,700

*21%

26 Va

Va

8 Va

21%

123%

21% Sep

25

10

4

8 Va

35%

17%

42% Aug 31

Sep

1

50

8 V4'

21%

23%

26

1,400

*35 Va

34%

54 % Mar 30

23% Jun

Dec

25

69% Feb,

123% Jan

1
29

11% Sep

126

Jan

8

4% Dec

*22%

6%

♦121%

Corp—

Mills

10% May 14
3% Feb 20

22

common—3

Co

Finance

Instrument

Nov

35 Va

*

7

15%

4%

17 Va

7

15%

17%

'4%

17%

conv)—No par

cum

General

50

20

($2

General Foods Corp
$3.50 preferred—

9

119% Jan

34% Feb

4%

17 Va

100

General

Jan

2

2

4%

17%

50

—

14% Mar 19

It

Jan

4%

17%

com—_No par

Cigar Co Inc

Dynamics Corp

61

Jan

20

*4%

*

1O0

15

Apr

X94y4 Jan

70%

0

preferred

17

69% Dec

22 Va

70%

144

Jun

9

10 %

22%

70

145%

10% Sep

118

125 %

10 %

23

70

•

185

120

10%

22%

*144

52

.

10%

23%

70

No par

General

2

10%

23

10

15%

40%

41%

70

No par
Corp

General Electric

Sep 24

94% Jan

,

41

330

93%

Va

*10%

11

*10%

12

2nd

Preferred

11

42%

12%

preferred

General

11

41%

12

preferred

General

11

6,500

*93 %

8 %

8%

12 '/a

common.

1st preferred

46% Mar 24

8%

12

conv

19% Jan

8%

5

Co

\%

129 % Apr

15

15%

32

t%

10

93

15%

33 Va

8

25

88

93

15%

42%

-

34%

*87

8%

9

34%

89

9<4

•

15%

15%

32%

35% Mar 25

July 28

89

■

34%

34%.
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94

33

Jan

31

88%

*93

32%

78

121

87

35

88

94

Transportation—2.50

6

1

34 V2

87

34%

88

35

*100%

Cable Corp com

19

34 >/4

10

102

Bronze

45% Dec

94 Va

21%

General

124 % Dec

*92 Va

*100 Va

General

16

94 Va

1O0

Mar 25

May

*92 Va

com—1

14

29% Sep

94%

1.66%

Investors

22% Mar 17

9

14

American

5

24% Jan 16

Jan

$8

*92 %

2

$4.50 preferred

Mar 24

94%

21%

com

Corp

15

70

22

115

155

*92%

35%

:

Inc

9% Sep

9

74

1

94%

8

17% Jan

28

*29

July

General
,

*92%
34%
87
*93
15%
9
10%
42
10%

9

preferred

Container

Jun

1,500

18

50

Co

convertible

105% Oct

1,000

26%

No par

common

Corp (The)
Industries

Gaylord

12%

26 Va

6%

preierred

Wood

4%%

3

21

July

common

(The)

9

26 y8 Feb
102

Gar

12%

26%

1

convertible

Garrett

12%

*26 Va

1

common

Inc

Gardner-Denver

27

v*12Va

26%

3

18

22 % May

12%

26%

10

tUooeri)

Co

12%

26%

100

36

6%

12%

26 %

;__1

(The)

inc

34

12%

No par

preferred

Galr Co

33%

12%
26 Va

10

Freeport Sulphur Co

28

8 V* Jan

34

100

Corp

27 Va Aug

33%
12y226 Ve

100
Co

34%

30

1

No par

Foster-Wheeler Corp

30

95

17%

common

pfd ser of

cum

14% Sep

5% Dec

25%

95

25%

94%

Machinery & Chem CorpJ

4%

25%

10

1,500

17%

10

Inc

convertible

6

9%

25%

preferred

Jan

9%

1

51

94%

Light Co

&

3%%

14% Jan

9%

49%

„7%

3%%

51% Mar 17

•

104

104

1

Co

Stores

dlv

*103

:

No par

(The) common__No par

Power

Fair

9%

5

Florida Power Corp

2

*15}
May 15
:
6% May 15

,

104

Co

preferred

Florence Stove

13% Dec

,

*103

No par

Stores

12

11

200

3,100

27

84 Via Mar 20

72 %

72 %

•

60%

Jan

4

2,900

104 Va

96% Jan

10

19%

*103%

35% May 20
23

72%

19%

104

26

22% Apr

72%

19%

*103%

Jun

75% Jan

73%

\70

19%

104

Jun

10 Va

72%

100

81

14

20

'

58%

preferred

8y

30

19%

10

2.300

29

Jan

20%

*9%

16%

26

13y2 Sep

20%

101

10

73 V4

Jan

9

20%

9,200

38 Va

*99 Va

*9%

16 Va

98% Nov

10% Jan

20%

37%
!:

9%

59 Va

5

8

9%

73

99

18

9%

101

16

92

Feb

9%

*99%

59

11

19

10

100%

*99

15%

98 V2 Dec

19

*9%

37 %

37

37

36,%

*1

58 Va

Florida

Dec

99%

1,300

15%

Food

1

37%

99 Va

10

Follansbee Steel Corp

24% July

36%

98 Va'

1,800-

58%

6

17

37 y8

98V2

500

4

22

15 Va

5

17% Nov

36V2

4

22

3%
22

22

22%

22%

x58 Va

38% Mar 13

/

3%

4

4

.

22%

15%

17% Jan

43% Jan

4%

22%

3,500

42

59

11

103

*4

22%

42

15%

28% Aug

33% Sep

42.%

72%

Sep

28

*42

15%

12

56 % Jan

42%

58 V4

22% Feb

114

*41%

11%
51

73%'

31

2

2,900

23%

15%

31

16

42

*46 V4

57%

30

95 % Oct

51

5

Mfg Co

Dec

90% Jan

52 Va

1

4%%

27

Jan

*46 Vi

5

Filtrol Corp

26y4 Mar 17

Sep

51

42

4V4

*46 Va

100

24 y2 Dec

20

4

50

22%

23% Jan

13 y8 jun

14% Oct

(

2

Corp

Fidelity Phoenix Fire Ins N Y

Mar 25
Feb

*50

Firestone Tire & Rubber com__12.50

2

24% Feb

52

*49

♦47

1

Fllntkote Co

7

24% Sep
24 y8 Dec

1953

preferred-.;

Firth

2

ser

Ferro Corp

July 30

Oct

common

pfd

cum

13% Mar 17

14

7

12

23 Va

11%

6

18 '/8

19% May

19% Apr

22%

11%

4%%

6

,

17% Mar

May 20

52 %

Felt & Tarrant

5

13% Jun

23

2,300

22%

2

Apr

1,200

16%

8

11%

Federated Depl

5

15

14%

16 3

'

15

Mar

14%

16%

22%

48

Jan

14%

16%

*50%

14

Jan

*14%

16%

11%

Federal-Mogul

,

14%

16%

52%

Federal

13

400

14%

'16%
23%

1

105

8 Va

11%

27% May 21

1

15

23.600

20 V»

8

23 Va

17

18

*19%

V4

*50%

5%%

July

20 V4

12

4

9% Sep
19% Sep

16%

2.500

22

*19%

24%

53y2 May
7% Apr

35 % Sep

14%

16%

21%

7%

20%

7%

52V2

14

94

14:14

16%

50

B

143/4

8

7%

20

7%

11%

Sep

19

1
1

22

20

23%

6%

25

7%
20

*50%'

9

26

22

7%
20

1

Mar

Sep

*19%

Corp common

preferred series

66 '/2

47 % Dec

18

25 % Jan

5%

Aug 28

1

7%

20

Fedders-Qulgan Corp

9

Oct

No par

Corp.i

Fansteei Metallurgical Corp„No par

14

Mar

16% Jan

74 % Dec

9% May 17

96

14

34% Apr

Co
Atrpiaue

Brewing Corp
Finance

18

22

3

106

57

15

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Fajardo Sugar Co—.,

8

Jan

Morse
&ugine

3% Sep

21

83% Nov

34% Mar 13
27 Vb Sep

76 y2 July

26% Nov

107

12

Jan

104

60

19

Fairbanks

92 Va

*91%

92%

*31

921

400

.TV

8.900
40

15

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Commercial and Financial,

The
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NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range for

Range Since Jan. 1

7

Lowest

Highest

Lowest
23 >A Apr

NEW

28 Va Jan

Grumman Aircraft

29

5%

5 %

5%

28 3 ,

29%

2#%

preferred

68 %

68 V,

68Ta

68%

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43 %

43%

42 3 ,

43%

42%

23%

23%

23 3 ,

23%

24%

17

8% Jan

9

Guantanamo Sugar.

Sep

14

5

Gulf

66% Sep

21

38% Jan
77
Jan

5

$5

Feb

20

Feb

27

77

46% Oct

16

58% Jan

41% Sep

25

14

50% Mar 27

Jun

22

25

Gulf

>

Oil

5

——x

—.—.—No par
—25

Corp

.

Oct

2

1

103% Jan

16

$4.20

dividend

preferred

98 %

*97

24

105% Jan

8

$4.40

dividend

preferred——100

93 V,

98%

99

105

8

$4.44

dividend

preferred

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99%

99%

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99%

25

*32%

33%

*32%

33 %

97 % Jan

3

103

7

90

July

98% Jan

2

106% May 20

92

Jun

Dec

16

97

July

33% Dec

24

32% Sep 15

105

Dec

105

16

May

2

Jan

Common

—-No par.

'97

100

*68

4,000

69'%

42%

44%

44%
24%

25

200

45'%

24%

98%

*97

98%

*97

98'%

98'%

*98

99 %

98

*99'%

100'%

*97

98%
99

600

28%

24%

Gulf States Utilities Co—
20

8,(300

5%

28 %

69%

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21%

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29 %

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70

21 Va

5

28%

28 3 4

Oct. •!

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5

43'%

23%

Sep

27

63

5

5

29 %

5

23
Nov 28

25

20%

21

20%

21%

28%

13'A Mar 21
387/a Dec

%

Sales /or
the Week

Friday

Oct. 1

Sept. 30,

Mobile & Ohio RR com_No par

10

Dec

20

21%

21%

1

Corp

HIGH SALE rRICES
Thursday

Wednesday

Sept.

Sept. >8

Par

AND

Tuesday

Monday

STOCK

YORK

EXCHANGE

Highest

19% July 28

31% July 15

25

LOW

STOCKS

Previous

Year 11)52

Monday, Octobe r

5,100

98%
98

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100 V,

*99%

22,700
:

60

100%

100

H
30% Mar 26

36% Mar

5

Hackensack

Water

Halliburton

23% Sep
16

15

29% Aug

2

Jan

New

10

15% May 26
11% May 29

17% Jan

18% Mar 13

Hall

18% July 16

11% Aug 27

14

Jan

23

Hamilton

May 26

81-

65

71,

Jan

30

Nov

17% Sep

xl4

19

102% Jan

23

26% Oct

23

139% Oct

2

21% Oct

107

3
19

9

% Sep

18

Jun

12

100

Jun

8

22% Sep

15

31

Feb

2

9

145

Feb

5

Jan

2i

131

15

July

29

6% Jan

4

22% Sep
4% Sep

30

36% Mar

1

0% May 20
6% Apr 15

12% July

1

11% Jan

Oct

19 y* Jun

26

July 29

7% Jan

16

5

26

10

105% Feb

32% July 15

23

6% Oct
33

5*

16% Jan

15

26% Aug 13
7 Va May 20

14
■

36

Jan

14

Sep

14% Mar 20
8 % Mar 12

Jan

30

17% Sep

15

32% Jan

2

90

May

7

23
Sep
78% Jun

14

18

15

86

Jan

29% May 12
93'% Mar 4

34

Nov

3

31

22

34% Jan

22

100

May 20

91

80

Sep

23

1

Jun

20

Apr

21
.

Mar

i97

6%
Hart

26% Feb

5

30

24% Dec

2

22% Oct

1

26

38% Sep

3

35% Jun

25

Heinz

21% Mar 31

16

Sep

15

Sep

15

20% Apr .10
74% Jan
6

31

X78 % Mar

21

126% Dec

37% May 21
61% Jan
9

42% Feb

7

53% Oct

15

120% Feb

21% Oct

22

14% Oct

31

24

74

22

24% Jan

70

5

Apr

26 % Jan

62% Dec 26
14Vb Jan 21
18

May 12
9% Dec 17

19% Oct

27

.

Jan

7

7
26

107% Jan

16%

14

Mar

5

22% Nov 21

11% Mar 31

7

Sep

30

22% Apr
11% Jan

16

Oct

29

20 % Apr

18

4

1
29% Mar 21

33% Jan

2

39

44% Oct

23

Apr
69% Feb

2

66 % Dec

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113

Jun

17

37% Sep
48'/* Jun

15

44% Feb

3

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23% Sep
12% Sep
62

19

7

102% May

14

12% Oct

24

14%

32% Mar 21
41% Jan 30

Nov" 19

35% Jan

18

49

Aug

88

Nov

3

96

94

May 16

Jan

11

102

103

Dec

23

103% Dec

18Vi Apr 19
68% Oct 20
ley* Nov 28
18% Nov

13

3% May 15
8% Apr 28
82y2 Apr 17
12% Feb
4

16% Jun
3

18

36

16

Jan

2

22% Jan

5

8% Sep' 16
12% Sep 21
5% Sep

i

Apr

29

84% Jan
95

H

Apr

17

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45% Feb

31
23

May 21

46

55% Oct

6

0% Jan

4

23

Feb

20
28

41 Va Oct

22

25

51 % Jan

19

29

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29

14% Dec

9

23% Jan
96

y

16

186

Apr 22
29% Oct 22

160% Jan

2

16% Mar
31% Apr
88Va Jan

4

17

4

July 14
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18

Nov

24

29

36% Jan

21
|

3

6% Jan

21
43 Va May 2fl

May 29

36% May 16
22

1(|

11
18
16

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Mar 11

50

Jan

Sep

2

52

Jan

40% Mar 1G

6% Mar 16

23

56% Jan

7

1

101

Jan

28

Apr

7

161%,Tan

35% Sep
18% Sep

15

15
13% July 17
21'/, Sep 15
86

Aug 13
3% Mar 11

13'/a Sep
224

Jun

48

Jan

5

29% Feb

25

15% Mar 13

24% May T5
92% Jan 14

15

5% Aug 12
19% Mar 11

10

254% Mar 17

2
8

36 V«

Sep
% Sep
37% Sep
128 Va Sep

15

15

33

Jan

5

166 % Jan

2% Jan

2

47% Jan

5

9% Sep
47% Jun

15

12% Mar 18

16

56 % Mar 23

16

93% Jun

18

6'/a Sep
50% Jan

20

64

May 29

41

Jun

29

55

Jan

38% Jan

7

15

40% Sep 25
32% Sep 30

102

Jah

7

10% Mar 17
7

40 Vh Feb

3

54

Jan

26

35

Feb

20

20% Dec

Jan

4

19

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13% Sep

15

30% Sep

20% Jan

6

3

24

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10

30

35

4

29

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30% May 19
26

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13

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2

25% Oct

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17

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126% Oct 22

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2

32% July 2
10% Sep 30

25

36

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96

2

15

11

28% Dec

31

27

16

41% May 21
31% Mar 16

25% Jan
39% Feb

30

141% Jan

15

5

16% Sep

21

13

113% Sep

22

5% Jan

19

3

Sep

15

26% Aug

15

18

Oct

2

17% Aug 31

9~0

Jun

3

100

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9

19

78% Jun

9

71% Jan
25'% Jan

7

22

Oct

16
30

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17

82

90'/a Apr
38% Feb

Feb

5% Mar
25

41

60

6

11

4

May J 2

25% Mar
89

573, Aug 31
50 Va Feb
9

Feb

9

26

Aug 21
Jan

74% Jan

16
2

Mar

18
5

19

Sep

14

2

24% Jan

82

Sep

18

85% Mar 50

29% Sep

14

39% Mar 17

18

3

23% Sep

16

49% Feb

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42

19% Dec

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101

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footnotes

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4%

900

37%

37%
'

4

8

4%

8'A '

37%

5.100
100

510

2,200
150

2.500
700

preferred

___]

*4%

39

4%

100

38%

39

39

38%

39

39

No par

87%

39%

38%

87%

39%

1,700

89

89

88

V2

89

88

88%

*87%

88'A

600

*156'%

160

100

*155

No par

39

39%

39 3a

39%

19'%

20%

19 7'a

'20%

,—

:_20

Insuransliares Ctfs Inc
Inlerclieniical Corp common

1
5

preferred

100

Rubber

158

*13%

*156%- 160

13%

23%

23%

87

No par

5%

5%

5 Va

14%

14%

14%

14%

Machines

No par

226

226

228

*156%

160

19 3

13%

14%

*13%

23%

23%

24

*24 'A

88

88

89

87%

88

14'A

14'A

14'A

14%

*86

5%

__No par

*

39

20%

23'%

23%

87

160

39%

19%

13%

88

23%
*87

14 V,

156%

39

5

4

39 Va

39%

6,600

20

20 %

20'A

4,300

13%

14 '/a

100

24'A

2,100

*

14'/a

5%

14%

229

39%

231

70

6,500

14%
231

231

236

240

240

2,800
2,000

common——No par

25%

26

25%

26'%

25%

154'/,

26%

—]()()

155

25 Va

26 'A

25%

154 V4

25%

Hydro-Electric S.ys class A..25

154'/,

154%

22%

154%

154%

154%

22 %

154"%

22%

155 %

22 'A

22'A

23

23 %

30

23 '4

24

29 3

7,200

29 7

30

29%

30 %

30

30%

4,800

83 3 x

*81

7%

preferred

Int'l

Minerals

4%

&

Chemical

com

preferred

International Mining Corp
lnt I

Nickel

of

Ca na<Ia

Packers

International Paper
$4 preferred

Limbed

International Sail
International Shoe
International

XI29'%

50%

No par

39%

25

__25

par

«fc

Light Co——
common

(,)

1

Co

Jaeger Machine

——1

Co.—"

.No par

Jefferson Lake Sulphur"
Jersey Cent. Par
Lt. 4'
Go

10

50e

preferred—-x

Inc

1
cl

common.'.

33/j% preferred

Jones &
Laughlin Sieel
5% preferred series

Manufacturing

Co

com

A

45
39 3 ,

50%
98%

*7%
54

*43%
39%

10

9%

51%

50%

99 %

*98%

7%

*7'A

54

53

45

*43

9%

50%

100

*98'%

1 %

1.900

38%

14,700

129%

•129'A

10

9%

51%

51%

100

*98%

7%

7%

53'%

53%

*43%

42

41

41 %

33 %

32%

32 V,

83%

1%
37 7'a

7%
45

7%
54

45

130

3,000

52%

13,700

100
7 Tii
55

*43%

500

39%

39%

39%

39%

41%

41%

*41%

41%

800

32 %

33'4

*32%

33

200

14'A

14%

14'A

41%

41%

33%

*32%

14%

14%

14%

14%

25%

14%

25%

14%

25%

26'A

29 %

25%

29%

26

*2.9%

29%

25-%

26

29%

26%

29%

14%
25%

26%

*29

26%

29%,

29

*25%

29 'A

9%

26%

9%

*25%

9%

2G'%

*26

9%

9%

*32 Va

32%,

9%

9%

*32 V8

33

300

660

£5

*41

*32

160

9%

*32%.

9 %

410

1%

53 'A

39 '.A

*

26

33

26

*32

33

27

9%

19.400

1,300
1,500
300

3.000

28 7 a

28%

28%

23%

24%

28 7A

28 7

24%

29

24%

29 Va

29%

18

24'A

29'%

18

24'A

17%

24%

17%

24%

*24%

24"%

1,100

17%
114%

17%

17%

17%

17%

17%

1,500

113%

*3%

113%

3%

*113%

3%.

114%

3%

*3%

H

114%

•114

3%

*32%

9%

700

28%

.

115

3% '

'114%

3%

3%

33

115

3%

2,000

40

1,300

19%

19%

19%

19%

18

18%

19 Va

19%

18%

18 %

18%

18%

18

18%

800

18%

85

18%

18%

85%

18%

*85

18%

18%

2,100

87

87

87

86

86

310

39%

40

2,200

*95%

97

*84

85

—100
—100

*95 %

97

No par

59%

60

'4

59 3,

—12%

60%,

56 3

4

56 3 4

57 %

-—>10

20 %

57%

20' ■:>

82 V4

82%

31

31%

100

10

51'A

15,900

38'A

129'%

39 'A

39%

II
II

1%
38

130

39%

_1
1

_

Johns Manvillc
Corp.—
Johnson & Johnson

100

7%
55

*43%

—

Island Creek Coal

98%

7%

Nopar

___

.Intertype
Corp.—...—_~C~Nopar
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Elec Co No

Jewel Tea

131%

*81

1 %

38%

50%

3a0

(F

1%

37%

9%

55

83%

1%
38%

131%

*98

*80

1%
38%

10

joy

«

1%

10

No par

;

83%

38 3 ,

15

.No par
com

Silver common

preferred

Jacobs

4

*80

131

International Tclep &
TeleglNopn'r
International Utilities
Corp__
r>
$1.40 cum eonv
pfd
..25
Interstate Dept Stores.
-l-l
Interstate Power Co

Power

1%
38%

,

131

common.—7.50

Int 1 R.ys ol Cent Amer
5%
preferred...

$6

29%
83 3

__100

Internalional

Iowa

29 %

*80

I__i
No par

com

Preferred

7%

5

100

22%

39%

391 L>

40

*39%

40

*95%,

97

*39%

*95%

96

95%

20%
*82

31%.

20%

.

40

95%

60%

60%

60 %

60 3

*56 %»

57 V2

57 "2

57'%

'

.

20

20 %

82':,

82

31 %

32

20

60%

60%

4,700

58

4

58 %

800

20

20 %

9,300

20

20 %

82%

82%

83

83

31%

82

32%

32%

31%

31%

2,700

24

23 3

23%

4.400

42%

42%

43

1.700

3 Va

*27a

1

210

'

K
Kaiser

Alum

&

Client

5%

cum

preferred

Corp..

1

23%

23%

iconvf.

50

23%

23%

42

42%

23%

42

23%

*2%

42%

23%

10
pavrc

28

Aug 25

*3%

2.600

11%

19%

110

48

4

*3%

•

12,000

39

*49%

.

100

25%

*15%

46

•1

140

99%

10%

51%

*43,

A—

1

*99

8%

5

&. Light—No par

*109

99 3 4

-

*7%

50

51 %

50

1

110

*47%

50

Inspiration Cons Copper

Intercontinental
Inter jalec Iron

70 Va

4

94

38'%

.

14%

2%
19 3

45%

—

common

Harvester

3%

*14

45%

-

Inland Steel Co—

Int'l

10%

2%

37 V,

Indusl.ria Eleclrica De Mex, S
Industrial Rayon

Business

10

14%

37

preferred—

preferred

Int'l

10%

10%

*109

50

preferred

Indianapolis Power

43%

100

preferred

cum

16

391%

No par

Power Co common

cum

59%

10

*93 %

59 %

25

16

3%

94

25

25

59'%

*7

20

800

"

*99

100

16

38%

100

A

ser

*98%

25

a

2%

No par

100

3%

8

10 3

200

44
90

"

60%

"

90

900

*93 %

92 %

10%

39% '39%
9%

-

110
430

12%
34

12%

33

*89

59%

12%

105 3 a

43 3 4

43%
89%

*15%

105

33

,

89%

'24%

.

93

43%

43 3

*7%

105%

*104%

33

.12.50

35%

105'%

89%

,

35%

35%

*56

33 %

—___J

100

xl4:%

43%

(Dell

6

x26%

*104'%

*98%

*5%

3,500

14',4

12 V8

100

200

12%

26%

105

"105

900

9

12%

6

40
820

1,900

26%

••

35%

35%

5%

66%

9

12%

12'%

5%

48%

55

9

9

9%

*65

14'%

27'

49

66%

,

12%

'

14%

>*14%

14%

*9

*65

i.

12%

12%

*5%

6

*91%

Illinois Terminal RR Co

Joy

78

17

43%

cum

Int

78

17

36

preferred
loo
Bay Min & Sin Lid—No par

'/a %

80

17

12%

No par

Oil & Texas

41,300

76%

55

x

500

15%

75

48 %

*

24%

17%

35%

common

15%

17%

27

5

24%

16%

17%
66 %

12.50

pfd ser B

15%

15%

-

com

24 %

*24

25

,*24

118

65

No par
Co

,

5,900

64

*88%

cum

4

39%
52'%

loo

4.08%

132% Mar 11

26

July 24

preferred

Stores Corp
&,

Illinois

4

100

119'%

*38V2

<*51%

.

20
300

62

74%

26%

.5

;

noneum

6%

200

52

51%

*9

12%

10

& Sons

Hussinan Refrigerator Co

7

26% Mar 24

24% Jan

15

Hudson

12

Jan

2

(A)

*'26

1

5

preferred—
4.40% preferred,
Houston Light &, Power

4.42%

% Jan

61% Feb

10
:

4%

4.70%

19

38'/a Sep
84
Sep

par

5

preferred

4.26%

4% Aug 19

39%

*51%

17

No

—

Furnace Co

3%%

2

34% Jun

40

*38%

51'%

52%

1

$2.25 conv preferred
50
Household Finance coinmoii-^No
par

11

13

119 %

39 %

51'%

39%

74%

div

7

54% Mar

119%

*38%

ni7%

119%

*38'%
*51%

74

Corp

Hoiidaille-Ilershey

5

119'%

*117%

16%

2nd pfd <conv)

Illinois. Central

41% Mar 24

61'%

<

61%

61

24%

Idaho Power Co..

5

62 %

23

23

'14%

48% Mar 25

May

60%

13%

preferred

6%

62%

64

88

30

16'%

24%

$4.20

28

36

*15%

64

Corp

Va Jan

*35'%

16%

13%

Foods

113% Jan

23 %

35 V2

*15%

*62%

Hupp

50% Apr
11 % Apr

151

.5

*23

35'%

16%

24

Hunt

5

39

Aug 15

1

22%

36'%

*15%

38%

119

38%
*51 %

22 %

*35'%

16

12%

8

Jan

90

40

*117

par

—GO

Inc

5Hi Mar .19

1

9

61%

-*—100

19'% Jan

15

9

61

10

36%

.<

preferred series A—*—100

Hudson

15

14

.No par

,

23%

61%

16%

Hudson Motor Car

1

Oct

*16

23%

23%

16

*35%

36'%

common

2

24

23

,

*35%

94

24

conv

f>%

23

23

25
.No par

Jan

80

Jan

preferred

94

.■'«

]

cum

17

14

12% Oct

10

common

Hotels

14% Mar 11
59 Hi Feb
2

41% Jan

68

900

W)

100

Howe Sound Co

14

57

320

6

15

55 '/a Dec
105
Apr

93%

21% Jan

23

3

93

Houston

21% Sep
27% Sep

4

93%

Howard

24'/a Sep

137'% Aug
14% Jan

*93%

1

148% Jun

May 15
% May 6
48 % Jan 21

93 Vs

7

1

1
4

9Vh Oct

21

23

3

40% May

% Apr

23

94

130% Jan

13

Apr
23% Dec

172

19

42Va May
97% Jan

3

246% Dec

25

Dec

33% Dec

64 % Aug
5
96% Dbc 29

j

3
Sep
15% Jun

.5

103 Hi Jan

49% Jun 18
48% May 19
7% Jan 27

30

164% Nov

18 Va May
1
88 Va May 19

Oct

17

8% Jail

4

21% May
11% Jan

47

41 % Dec

30

*93'%

May
17Hi Jan

40% May 25

44

6% Sep la
33 V2 May
1

94

14

65% Sep
101'/a Sep
35'/a Jun

17

53

100

*93 %

$4.25

3

1

46% Dec

32%

17

9% Sep 21
13'/a July 14
2% Sep 14
18% Sep 15

50% Apr

Oct

24

37% Oct

10

81

57% Feb

66% July 31
17'/, Dec
3

42% Dec

165 Va Jan

Mar 25

93% Feb
99% Jan

1

88% Dec

*31'%

Holly Sugar Corp common

4

30

7% Oct

23

4% Oct

17

4

19

82

Feb

36% Jan

11

109

32%

Ilinde & Dauch Paper Co
(Charles E)—

116% Mar 19

3'% Jun

Dec

8

19

102

79

16

*31'%

Hollander

26

28

31%

6

15

4% Dec

31%

Holland

22

24Hi Nov

32%

25

...

Hires Co

Jun

19

*31%

9

Sep
15% Sep
9% Sep

•2% Aug 21

45

42
July 20
80% Jun
9

7

*47% Jan

2

12
Sep 15
32% July 1

54

Dec

32%

common

5

Homcstake Mining

11

21

*32

Co

Honolulu Oil Corp
Hooker Electrochemical

Apr 14
19% July 28
25 'A Aug
6
5% Aug 11
Jan

84

57
Aug 13
64% Jan
2

22

12

*82

15

July 17

Dec

84

10

Jun

85

*82

17% Mar 23

91

26

84

41 Hi Mar 10

16

1,600

23%

*82

28% Jan.

24

2,200

*23

10

Sep

17%

23%

23 %

82%

11

Jun

17%
23%

a

Sep

90

2,100

5%

17%

17%

17%

17%

17%

30

W

5%

*5%
"

17%

34% Sep
47% Jun

Sep 22

5%

82%

26 V8 Jun

55

5%

5%

800

400

23 3

12% Mar 11

f»%

*12%

5%

Chemical Corp common

$4%

2

13

18

22

7Hi Jan

*12'%

33%

82'%

Hilton

Mar

12%

5%

900

5%

'

23%

Apr 21
31% July 17

15

96

Mar 25

Feb

12%

53,

Motors

13 % %

91,

*33

2

preferred series A

Heydcn

•19.

33'%

17%

Hewitt-Robins

7

23

u

May

8

Mar 27
2

104

7

29

*33

13

23 %

*5 %

5%

33%

*12%

preferred

18% Feb

23'%
'

5%

5%

*5

13%

450

1,100

133

*33

13 %

L_»

23%

1,700

24%

*131

5%

1

Co

23%

23'%

*23

23%

5

300

4

103

24%

133

*131

12 3

*102%

24%

24%

24%
133

12%

103

*102'%

103

*24'%
*131'%

33%

—

12%

*102%

24%

*33%

preferred—.1—

4 %%

73% Jan

12%

33%

Hersliey Chocolate comhion__No

11

*12'%

?

23%

non-cuin

5%

12%

*33%

Inc—__

Hercules Powder

9

66 %

*80%

Hercules

Aug 19

72% Sep 14
15% Jan*
6

14

126% Jan

13%

*66

12'%

15

(G

7%

*12%

66'%

133

23%

5%

1,400

12%

*66

102

24%
*131'/,

23%
.

16%

13'%
66%

L_100

(II J)

Helme

14

4

(26% Jan

60% Sep 30
64% Jan
2

60 'A

*5%

16 %

16'%

common—

13.65%

38% Mar 13

29

23%

1

4,200

preferred—

Co

3% %

21

10

-

common

300

26%

*65

12%

102

24%
133

34%

26%

16%

16%

16'%

*33%

*12'%

—50

Glass

26%

13'/,

12%

101%

24%
*131%

Mfg. Corp

Hecht

Jan

15

com

preferred

Hayes Induslires
Hayes

101%

pfd—No par

Marx

&

34

26%

16%

*12'%

'*65

12%

12%

100

Schaffner

34

26%

66 %

16%

I

13%
66 %

—2.50

Reirac

Hat.Corp of America
.4%%

*12%
*65

100

.

16%

16%

,_No par

com

$4.25

Co

34

26'%

27

26%

27

26%

5

Co

Co

preferred

Hazel-Atlas

17

66% Oct

(M A)

Harbison-Walk

2

21% Apr
34% Apr
Oct

Printing

Watch

9

29% Jan

5

eonv

Hanna

13

28May

F>

34

Cementing—

preferred—
Ilainmermlll' Paper Co

8

2

(W

t47o

2

34% Aug
142

May 27

Well

common

68

Feb

Oil

42%

42 V-

3 %

%2%

*2%

3%

3%

«27v

*2 7

a

4

3%

5, 1953

Volume

(1285)

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

Number 5261...

178

NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range

Year

Lowest

Range Since Jan. 1

1952
Highest

Low est

NEW

Highest

10

26 Va Jun

16

31Va Mar 13

Dec

3

85

Jun

10

95 % Jan

21

92

Sep

11

100% Mar

98 Va Jun

18

36% Sep

14

45*4 Aug 10

16

36% May 11

27

21

<16

2
95
Jan 15
103'% Mar 12
87'% Jan

102 >% May

1

May

106

105

—. —

—

-

32'% Jun

STOCK

9

Jan

preferred--

3.80%'
4'/o

Sept. 28

100

Common

*94%. >96

100

cum

*87 fa
102 Va

38%

36V2

38%
'*35

17%

17%

10%

13'% D e c

19

10

1

13Vu Jan

13% Sep

15

20% Jun

18

92 Va Jan

26

59 Va Sep

14

82

Feb

25

Kennecott

40'4 Feb

20

71

9

'si'/a Sep

18

60

Jan

8

2(1% Feb

3

49

Jan

6

111 Va Feb

9

40

110

22%: Aug

7

21 Va Oct

2

51% Sep

3

39'/4 Jun

16

Jan

12

26'% Dec

19

1

20Vn May

30

Apr

114

5

Mar

21'% Feb

27

18% Jan

2

101

15

Sep

22'% Sep
24

Jan

7

80

Oct

27

78'% Jan

21

28'4 Sep

14

41% Jan
93'% Jan

5

95

15

15'4

63%

63%

39%

39%

21%

21%

40%

40%

4'/«

5

25

8

*10%

—No par

Copper

preferred (cum)

conv

King-Seeley

41% May 19

Nov

a

17%

County Land Co..
-2.50
Keystone Steel &' Wire Co—No par
Kimberly-Clark Corp com—No par

25

23

Light Co

Kern

Mar 17

28

3

22

27

49% Jan

Apr

35% OeL

70

\ July

July

preferred—

non-cum

Kansas Power &

Kinney

May 12

11)

prior

$3

—100
1
_1
No par

Corp

(G

Co

common-

preferred

—

*98

Apr

28

97'% July 30

34

Oct

21

39% Jan

5

33Va Jun

19

35% Jan

5

Koppers Co IllC common———10
4%
preferred
100
Kresge iS S) Co—
—10

50'/a Mar 25

54% Sep

5

48

Sep

22

57

% Feb

5

Kress

25

42'% Dec

24

37'% Apr

28

42'% Mar

6

Kroger Co

8% Mar 13

9 % Dec

23

8

Jun

9

9% Jan

7

Laclede

8

7'4 Jan

19

4% Sep

15

5% Feb

4

31% Jail

5 *4 Dec;
.

6

24

Jan

21

19%) Jan

2

16% Dec

12

14% Sep

14

12

48% Sep

22

56

Mar 12

25% July 16

18 % Sep

14

24

% Mar 17

1

72 % Jail

30

47

Sep

21

64

15

26% Dec

8

24

Sep

15

29% Feb

92 % May

1

86

July 14

50

Jan

10

20% Jan

2

45

54% May
207/« Apr
88

.

2

Jail

8*4 May

Dec

1

9% Dec

22

7% Jun

Lambert

25*4 Aug 20
18 Va

26

Lee

3

Feb

Lees

18

11% Jan

1

30% Nov

26

25% Jun

10

34

J 9

21% Dec

16

14% Sep

18

22% Jan

1'4 Dec

26

2% Jan

4

1 Va Apr

24

1% Jan

7

Nov

5

17% Jan

29

7% Sep

14

14% Jan

6

23

2 % Sep

14

4 '/a Jan

22

2

62% Sep

14

Va Jan

2

13

3% Dec

29

5% Feb

70% Feb

21

81% July

13% Dec
21

'

18

25

x33% Feb

Jan

42% Dec

27

Mar 24

Lehigh

Valley RR

1st preferred—No par

$3 noucum
50c

2nd

noncuui

.pfd

4

76

160 *4 Jan

2

80

15

74

Jan

5

82

173% Apr

30

155

167

Jun

5

Dec

J1

58% Jun

9

6

Jan

2

72Va Jan

fi

36'%

36%

24

24%

15

3OV2

29-

14

21*4 Feb

4

16'%

16%

17

13

26

75*4 Apr

Jun

17

74

15

24% July

1

201/4 Apr

23

26*4 Mar 19

28

18*4 Jan

4

10% Sep

18

14% Mar 25

Loevv's Inc

23% Jan

30

31% Nov 28

26

Sep

15

34 *4 Mar 19

Lone

Star

23'/a Jun

16

26

Apr

15

Lone

Star

Gas

15

110

Aug

5

5

43% Feb

7

22% Sep

15

2

.17% Dec

2

15V2 Jun

10

Jun

12

97

.

May

101% Jun
20% Aug

25 *4 Dec

5

24% Jan

18

143

Jan

3

33

Jan

1)

41 % Dec

23
30

158 %

6
13

5

Jun

18

34% Jun

10

55

147

May 24

4.75

Jan

common

pfd series A

preferred series C

5.25%

5

(P)

Lorillard

.

Louisville Gas & El

2

Louisville-*'. &

52*4 Feb

20

67 % Dec

Sep

15

20

33% Aug

8

30% Apr

6

8

99% July

7

92

37% Oct

16

50

Jan

30

36% Sep

15

10

Nov

14

15% Jan

25

8Va Sep

11

12

Mar 20

40'4 Aug

4

•45

Jun

8

45

Feb

128% Sep

10

135

67% Jan'
Jail

45% Jan

22

Steel

Lukens

.

(Ky)-No par

50

& Sons Inc com—1

100

preferred series A

4*4'/n

26

Co

Nashville.

(M)

Lovvensteiii

35 '4 May 25

10

—100

2

24% Feb

10
—100
-100
—100

commoh-.

Co

preferred—

7%

par

10

Co

10/4.

1ooit
28,a

150
■

38
,60 ,e
32
"91 /4
40%

27-4
24%

*107%
22 /a
16/a

*102%
99 ,2

oa-i^
28 a

S#

150%

*150

38
61
32

1,100
3,400

15%
50 '4

20*4

20 '4

*20%

20*4

1,200

54

54'%

*53'%

54

1,300

25

25

87 %

67'%

8*4

8*4

a

25

70

700

25

*86

100

87%
-

8 Va

8*4

2,100
6,400

26%

26%

26*4

26*4

15'%

15%

15%

15*4

15%

lVa

1 Va

1%

7%

7%

7%

26

■>

1 Va

1,100

*7%

8

I,100

2%

300

661/4

1,700

15'%

2,000

1

Va

*2%

2%

*2%

66%

66'%

66%

65%

15%

15'%

15%

19 Va

19

35*4

*19

19%

35%

35%

35%

9 Va

9

9 Va

9

*35

36

*35%

35'%

78

78'4

79%

*165%

168

79%
*165%

168

2,800

19*4

4,500

35%

3,700

9 Va

4,700
300

36

4,600

80%
168

•'

30

69*%

68%

68%

*67'%

68%

200

37'%

37

37

*37*4

38'%

1,600

23%

24

24

24%

29%

29%

29%

30'%

7,900

17 Va

17 Va

17%

2,500

67 *4

*65 Va

67*4

*65 Va

17%
67'4

24 Va

3,700

23%

.24%

24%

31,900

11

10%

10%

10%

11

II,800

28*4
24Va

28%

28%

28%

28%

5,800

24 V8

24%

24*4

24'%

t4,600

108%

*107 %

108%

*107'%

108 %

24

22'%

1,600

16%

17*4

xl6%

17%

15,800

103*4

*102*4

103*4

*102*4

103'4

100 */a

*99'%

100*%

*99'%

100'%

90

103

103

103

*102%

103'%

420

16,800

22%
17

22'%

22%

22%

28'%

29 Va

150 Va

151'%

151'%

37%

37%

37 3

*37%

61

60'%

61%

28'%

28%
150

10

150

38

1,100

61

61

4,600

31 Va

4

31'%

31%

31%

1,600

93'%

*91 '4

93 Va

*91%

93'%

--jj.

40*4

91
39

40-;a

4,700

*15

151'%

37 /4
60 ,2
32

a
,4

8%
5%
21

*48%

2 8'/a

28

93 %

190
2,100
1,200
1,400

17

"65/»
23 %

*107% 108%
22,4 -2 .4
16 a 17
*102% 102%
99*4 100

50%
42*4

30 Va

11
28,4,
25

,2

•'

85
34%

24

4

67 4
24- a

28
24

28%
24%

—~

200
100
60

14%

15%

l°/a

.

20%

2%

*65'%
24

11

*107*% 108%
23
23
16%
17
102% 102%
99
99%
102
102
27%
28*%
*150
151*%
37%
37%
60*4
60%
32*4
32*4
*91*4 93'%
*39%
40%

100

series B preferred—i

5%

158% Mar 12

97

Co

27%
24%

-10
10

Corp

preferred—

conv

5.25'/«

103% July 13

41*4 Jau

10%

Island Lighting Co com

9

91% Jan

May 25

u—.

Beil Lumber (Mil) A—No

14

30 Va Aug

—

Long

18% Mar 25 i

106*4 Jail

*65*%
23Va

Aircraft Corp

Long

35 % Mar 26

110

1
..No par

Cement

Lockheed

1

17
67*4
24*4

8%
*4%

29'%

4,200
900
2,900

.•

50*4

8%

-

17

Feb

Liquid Carbonic Corp com
No par
3'%% convertible preferred—100

Co

29%
85
34%
*50*4
42*4

21

*

23%

30

(The)

Corp
Oil

80

15%
62%
39
21%
42%103
23Va
34
80

4

*48 3

68

36%

25
30%

5

Bell. Co..

Link

7% Mar 16

18% Apr

101

.

*23%
*33%

2,900
1°0
3,400
700
3,o00

.

247

19 a
3o 4
9Va
• 35
/
cl;+
"165/4
''68

36%

4

11% Oct

24

353#
9
35 Va
76 4
(7/4
*167% 168
*68
69 %

21%41%
*98

38'4
3514
17%
10 >4

54%

:„./a

23'%

15*4 Sep

Dec

19 /a
35 .2
9 %
35/a

30*4

1

-

J®/4-

36*4

16% Oct

107

15/8
IBM

62%
38%

50
10

20%'

'%?
66 4

»

35%

5%

434

14%

15

Jl/2

2.50

9

106% Nov 21

66 /8

i~8
2m
66 4

,

38

' 17%
10%
15%

8%

8%
21

50%

*V 8
26 "
15%
1 /a

—No par

24

19*4 Feo
28% Sep

2

8/8
2b 4
15%1/4

.

*

5%
21%

.-a

Lion

35% Sep

26

40 *4 Mar 17

July 14

24

Lionel

25

21% Dec

103% Jun

53/a

-4-4

28% 29
*88%
90
*95'4
96%
*102'% 104

38
38%
*35
36%
17%
17%
10%
10%
15,%
15%
62% 62%
38%
38%
*21'.8 21%
40% 41%
*98
103
23% 23%.
*33'4
34
80
.80
29% 29%
*84% 85
34*4 34%
50%
50Va
41 Va
42%

8%

20.4

3

48% Jun

14

64

,1/®
2k

a

I

27% Mar 2 7

J5

30

14

Aug

,4

29%
84Va;34%
50Va
42*4

8%
-4 4
*21
15
*49

52

52
*86
8"«
26
15%
*1/e

40%

29%
-64'4
34%
50%
42%

8%
5 4
21%
15 %

50

••

*98
103
*23
23%
34Va
34%.
80
80

20%

15%
49%
24

1514

62%
38%
21%
40%

38%Mar

Jan

33% Nov

Jan

No par

Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co
Libby McNeill :& l.ibby

38%. Mar 17

Dec

xl2% Apr

101

No par
1
5

13

61 '/a Jun

102

,_1

Lehigh Valley Coal common

10% Apr

7

14% Jail,

No par

—i-

10
-7
Life
Savors Corp5
Liggett & Myers Tobacco com—25
7%
preferred100
Lily Tulip Cup Corp
No par

10

2

24%
24%
*86
88
8*4
8%
26*4 27
15»/8
15%
lVe
,1*4
7%
'»7%
2-%
2%
66%
66%
*14%
15 Va
xl8'/a
18%
35*%
35*4
8%
9
*34%
35%
76*4
77*%
165
165*%
70
70

preferred

4

8% Jan

x27% Nov

51

5

-

& Sons Co common—3

(James)

42% Feb

34% Jun

Nov

50*4

-

1

Co

14

13

66

20

.

33% Sep

23

Jan

20%

1
50

Lernur Stores Corp—

29

,22

20%

-No par
—

18% Mar 27

Feb

43

"4 4
21%

22% Mar 17

Jan

74

8*a

5%
21%
15%
50 %

2

9

1

8%

*4%
*21*4
*15*4
50%

11

38

May'

8%

Mex

Jan

1

49

42%

16% Sep

7

35% Oct. 28

7% May

41%

Lehman Corp (The)
Lehn & Fink:. Products-—i

14

% 16% Mar 28

NoVj 17

50%

100
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co
10
Lehigh Portland Cement—25

20

14

(The)—

Rubber & Tire

3.85%

23

Feb

,21% May.

50

,

No par

preferred

Lane-Wells

34%

Co.

Co

4 % '.'o

9

Jan

95

(The)

Lane Bryant common

18

IVIai-

34%

—No par

l.,a Consolidada- 6% pfd_75 Pesos

7

18% Oct

11% Mar

'30%
84V4

30Vs

— —

'Us Co

Gas

80

'*83Va-

4

—

11)

35Va

,*79 %

••

.

91

23

*34%

83'% Sep

(S

103

*22%

17%
10%

10%
15%
63%
63%
38%:.. 40
*21V2
22
40V4
40%
*98
103
23
23
*34'4
35
80
80
29%
30%
84'4
84',4
34%
34%
50
50
42*4
4214

28Va 28%
90
a9696V2
*102% 104
*87%

38%
36
17%
10%
15%
63
38%
21%

38%
*35

39

36%
'17%.

the Week
Shares
2,100

Friday
Oct. 3

Thursday
Oct. I

90
95
104

*101%

10%
15'/a

28
22

4%

Mar 17

102%

Sales for

SALE PRICES

28'%

28%
*87%
95

"94'2

38

q% Feb

Sep

.

*35

68% Oct

17

4

19% Sep

28%
89V4
96
*102% 104
28%

->87%

90

No par

—

-50
—8.75
Kayser (Julius)' & Co—:
5
Kelsey Hayes Wneel—•—
_1

—

2

16% Jan

28%fl

28%

100

preferred—
4.50%
preferred—
Kansas,City Southern—

(J

HIGH

Wednesday
Sept. 30

Tuesday
Sept. 2!)

Monday
Par

Kansas City Pr & Lt Co com.No par

13

*
—

YORK

Continued— Page 1
LOW AND

EXCHANGE

30 V2 Dec

5

263/4 Jan

STOCKS

for Previous

*39

40%

*39

40'%

100

32

M

12

Dec

41

7

125

10% July 13
21 Va Sep

30

26

28

78% Sep

14

26'% Oct

30

5

Apr

7 Va Dec

G

Dec

20

Apr
8'% Oct

22'% Apr

Feb

8

22'% Nov

14

Dec

10

39

15% Aug 13

936

9
24

Jan

8

23

18

12Vn Jan

24

29'4 Jan

15

21

Sep

15

15% Sep

15

9

32

4% Sep

14

11

Ma

Madison

r

Mar

16

18

11

9

Magma- Copper
Magna vox Co

25

28

16% Sep

21

Dec

22

11'% Jun

10

13

57 '/4 Jan

22

52'% Jun

15

58

Mandel

9

23

17

27'% July

8

22% Sep

15

85

Shirt
1
Exploration-,—

Marathon Corp
Midland

Jan

:

Marine
'

4'4%

—*

Corp common

preferred

preferred

Oct

7

94

Jun

9

25

10

Dec

19

9'% Apr
21% Oct

15

13% Jun

14 '/a Mar

Martin-Parry Corp

28

33'% Jan

2

16% Sep

17

25% Feb

20% Feb

18

17% Sep

15

20% Jan

Master

49% Apr

10

34'% Aug 28

41% Jan

Mathieson

104Va Jan

3

29% Jail

25

113

Jun

34% Aug

2

Sep

8
16

10

Sep,14

10

98'4 Jun

30

11

27% Jun

10

4'4%

88% Mar
18% Mar 20

11

2

98

July 21

83'% Jun

5

95

Jan

97

May

82'% Jun

12

95

Jan

6

79

J1111

87

10

14 Va Jail

4

45'4 Jail

18

42

Feb

2

85% Jan

13

Sep

15

21

Mac 16

45

Sep

29

52

Mar 12

Mai-

21 '4

14

30% Feb

1

45% Feb

17

45% Nov

28
30

177a Mar

13

42% July

7

12% Bep

29

15% Feb

4

911%

Apr

25

74

28

92

Nov

20

57*4 S

03% Apr

3

Sep

Jan

73% Mar 12

Nov

20

33% Nov

17

23% Jan

31

12% Nov

Jan

40

22

52

28

15

26'% Sep
65

p

17

71% Jan

2

38'4 Jan

2

Sep

33% Ju.y

32% Aug

preferred

1947

par

par

par

-

common—

1

Electric Co

11

Mclnlyre

Publishing

McGraw-Hill

12

McKesson

&

new

Mines

Porcupine

5

—5
18

Bobbins Inc

1

20'/a Jan

7

20'% Sep

15

20% Jau

21

MeLellan

3

15% Jan

21

11% Sep

24

14% Jan

22

McQuay

22% July 15

20% Feb

2

21% Sep

14

28

Mar 20

Mead

86

94

Jau

14

85 V4 Oct

2

95

May

preferred (1st series)—100
Melville Shoe Corp
1
Mengel Co (The) common
1
5%
convertible 1st preferred—50
Mercantile Stores Co Inc
3%
Merck & Co Inc common—16%c

Aug 19

23 '.li Mar

20% Dec

8

12',a Oct

22

47

Dec

10

15% Apr

16

22

Oct

10
-

84'% Jan

4
3

26'% Jan

Dec

Sep

14

14% May 22

Aug

19

50% May 21

15% Sep

15

19'4 Jan

7

14

25 71, Jan

5

22

17

Sep

93% Dec

12

80

May

121

Jan

2

92% Jun

91% Sep
28
22

Nov

7

Oct

15

37'% Dec

18

92% Jan

2

101
91

Jan

3

Jan

14

91'% Feb

20

105
20

Oct

G

,33% Jan

11

101

Jun

97%Jtui

Aug

Aug

15

31

Jan

Jun

16

26% Sep. 21

24

39% Jan

9

Jun

11

98 % Jan

2

86

25

95

S

p

14

3

88

Jun

12

84

July

99

8

May 21

3

Jan

8

26% Dec

18

18% Sep

14

16

81% Jan

28

55 Va Sep

22

20% Feb

14

28'a Nov

28

22% Jun

9

footnotes




see

page

20

21

58'% Oct

For

19

Jan

19
30

'

95% May 23
109 V4

87 '4 Feb

111
96

22

May 27

108

Sep

4
10

30'/a Sep

2

54 % Feb

25

23

28 Va Jan

28% Mar 19

12

9

3512 Jan
-

2

46

8

50 % Mar 12
21 %

6

104'% Oct

Feb

24

1

22.

4

Co

Stores

Norris

No par
pfd..
No par
preferred
No par
Mergenl.ha.ler linotype Co.—No par
Merrill-Chapman & Scott
.12.50
M'esla Machine Co
5
$3.50 preferred
$4

conv

2nd

2nd

$4.25

Metropolitan Edison 3.90% pfd—100
4.35% preferred
series
.100
3.85% preferred
series—
100

93%. Jan

13

93 4 Feb

4

3.80%

preferred

107% Feb 19

4.45%

preferred

29 3a Mar

27% Mar

—No par

3

Miami

2

Mid-Continent

9

Middle

series—
series

Copper
South

Petroleum

100
100
—5
10

Utilities Inc.—No par

127'%

8'%

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42

42

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21%

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79%

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1,700

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12

12

12

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54

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83

83

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8 Va
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127'%

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2

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10

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105

.

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41%

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91'%

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27%
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36'.%
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preferred—100

convertible

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41%
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28%
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1

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cum

McCord

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20'% Sep

com—5

100
common———5
preferred
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$3.75

111

4

31

No par
No par

—

1T4
36

conv

$3.75

25

19% Dec

28

89 '4 Dec

July

16

30

20'4 Dec

7

14% Oct
55'% Mar

75

2
31

Dec

51

15% Mar 12
x22'% Nov

May

19% Dec

——1

May Dept Stores

20

2

7

Corp
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4.25%

90'4 Jau

90'% J;i

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32% Mar 23

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17%
11%
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24*4
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11
17%

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Masonito.

17'4 May 12
38 '/a Oct -30

80

5
1
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5
50

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8%'Jun

12*4 Jun

4%
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—No par

—

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Manhattan

Fob

13

2

1

50
1

Manati Sugar Co

28

Mai

25

10

.

(The)jj

Mahoning Coal RR Co

23

Mm

52 % Feb

10'% July

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Magic Chef

25% Jun

Jan

Garden——No par

Square

6

Apr

H% Feb

0% Sep

22

17

(1?. ID Co Inc com
No par
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8

41%

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11%.
21%
79%
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6%
22%.
18
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5

—

8%

41%

Macy

12

22 '4 Jan
552

*8'/2

100

preferred

Wlo

0

May

& M

Mack Trucks The-

23

9% Jan

15
15

Sep

Mar 24

Jan

117'% Mar 27

4% Sep

7

July 11

2

5

517

IJ % Mar 18

19

Jan

8

"

485

17

6% Sep

9% Mar 13

10'4 Jan

Sep

132

24

13% Jail

30

90'% Jan

7% Any/ U5
7% Oct J 6

3

28

31% Jan

29

Jun

17 % Jail

Oct-30

24% Oct 22
84

May

Wuud

Working Co—
5
MacAndrews & Forbes common—10
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93%
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26%
30%
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20%
57'4
25.

86'%
93%

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94

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86'%

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94

94 3

92'%

91'%

91'%

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26 '4

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103

103

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58'4

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25 Va

25 '2

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58

25%

100

3.500

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600

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120

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90

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110

20

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2,500
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25%

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25%

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Financial

The Commercial and

(1286)

ChronicleMonday,Octobei

NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
STOCKS

Range for Previous
Year 1952

39 Mi Jan

46% Dec

4

131% Jun

20

NEW

Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest

Highest

Lowest

1

Sep

139

3

; 31% Sep 22
,126
Sep 25

46% Jan
139

Steer

Midland

7

Feb

1st

|

Prod

0

common

preferred
Oil

Oct

6

30% Jan

22

21% Sep

14

24% Mar 20

Midwest

13% Feb

26

17% Nov

28

16% Jan

26

21% July 10

Minneapolis & St Louie Ry

9% Sep

14

19% Jan

2

Minn

53% Feb

27

62

7

Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg—
$3.75 conv preferred

20

19% Dec

19

14

62% Dec

18

Mar

3

116% Dec

2

105

Sep

16

Apr

24

48% Jan

2

42

Apr

6

101% Feb

25

23

94% Jun

11

24 % Jan

2

11% Sep

14

91% Jan

11

15% Oct

23

45% Feb
107

39

16

Oct

80

Nov

28
19

23% Nov
25

Jan

69

Oct

49% July
104

29

19% Jan

1

Jan

23

88

;

Mlnneapolis-Moline
$5.50

1st

30% Jan

9

18% Sep

Dec

17

33% Jun

17

40% Mar 26

Minnesota Power &

37

Mar 12

24% Sep

15

34% Mar 28

22

15% Oct

20% Jan

22

15% Sep

14

23% Mar 28

33% Oct

11

16

$1.50 2nd

22

34% Jun

10

10

8% Feb

18

4% Sep

18

67% Dec

31

57% Sep

15

21% Apr
24% Nov

1

21

59% Dec

23

33% Sep

15

58 % Jan

12

31% Jan

7

24

Sep

21

32% Mar 12

4

14% Aug
18% Jan

9

13

Jan

5

15% Mar 28

Mojud

4

15% Sep

11

20% Mar 23

Monarch

12% Mar
16% Oct
1

21%

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21%

21%

21%

18%

18%

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18%

900

18%

18%

2,200

_No par

20

82% Oct

30

21% Nov

109% Jan

2

79

Sep

6% Mar 12

15

9

23

95% Jan

20

Missouri-Kan-Tex

a

55%

56%

55%

12%

12%

12%

11%

*11%

Motor

Products

25% Dec

15

22% Sep

15

27% Jan

Motor

Wheel

1

Dec

24

17% May
1
60% Fel) 20
31% Apr 15

11% Oct 15
163% Oct 24
19

Apr 23

293/< Apr

23

161% Jan

2

83/4 Oct

21

67% Jan

4

44% Apr 24

Nov

28

104 % May 18

21 % Dec

1

130

48

Aug 29
62% Feb
4

22% Dec

1

100% Dec

18

36

Aug

1

16% Jan

4

20% Jan

8

23% Dec

1

35% Dec

31

179% Jun

18

12% Jan

28

49% Nov

3

61% Mar 19

93/4 Jan

2

14% Nov 20
13% Jan
7

*10% May 15
133/4 Jan
483A Jan

14
2

16% Sep

Mar 27

60

Jan

6

3

24% Feb

26

42% Aug 26

60

Feb

28

37

61

Feb

1

Jun

10

4%%

18

86 'A Mar 29

National

14

15% Jan

National

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9

National

Automotive

National

Aviation

38

National

13% Feb

20

National

Can

59 % Mar 19

National

Cash

A

Lines

24

9% Jan

30% Oct

31

23

40% Jan

30'A Jan

26

9

43

May

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]

34% Sep 22
63

Jan

2

33A Oct
11

2

Nov

6% Oct

j

13% Dec

10

104'% Jun

7

9% Jan

3

353/4 Dec

23

90% Jan

4

12

Jun

Jau

2

45% Oct

20

11% Oct

li;

66

July 22

3

163/4

17%

89

88%

89

86

Oct

|()

May

2

12% Jan

10

75

49% Dec
108

19

Oct

17 %

3

May 26

73

66

15% May 13
38

0

2

14 % Mar 30

92% Jan

11

8

Jan

\fl
2

Jan

30

Industries

% %

preferred

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York

N

Feb

18

N

•

Y

&

28

Jun

6

24% Jun

21

37% Mar 23

21

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11

22

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Stale

common

2

S3.75

2

10

85

May 21

28% Feb

75

2

92

Apr

28

Nov

12

80% Jan

79

Jun

22

98% Jun

3

87% Jan

87

Jun

93% Jan

3.90%

24

14% Sep

26

8

Sep

14

26% Apr

15

1

16

Sep

15

20% Jan

Jan

18'11 Oct

28
2

41% Oct

2

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Sep
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8

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2

22% Jun

12

25

16

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19

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15

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19% Jan

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17
7
5

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•

17% Dec'

8

89% De(.

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83

47% pec 30
94% Mar 29

52

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14

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16

78 ;

Apr

24

July

6

10% Jan

2

Jau

2

105

Jan

3

110

Nov

94

.bin

7

5

102

100% Jun

18

Nov

25

89% Jun

19

11% Apr 30
11% Sep
9

13 % Dec

19,

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1

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7

16% Jan

31

19

Sep

a

18 U

25% Jan

31

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27 % Jau

29

33% Jau

2

Jen

14

88% Jan

8

104% May 15
60 % Oct
22
Jan

6
2

173^ Mar 13
Oct

Dec

27
12

39% Deo 22

106% Aug 12
94% hpr iu

106% Nov

7

.

12% Jun

15

14% Mar 12
•

87
109

Northern

«

18% Sep

Id

95 % Jan

5

34 % Jun

10

94% Jun

12

83

12

100

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May 18
12

49% Jun

10

23% Jun

10

19% Dec

9

17% Jun
108% Jun

1

0

16 % Sep
9
Sep

15

71% Sep

23

39% Feb
106

1

Jan

2

93% Jan

27

100% Feb

20

104

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57% Aug
28

6

Mar 23

18% Jan
14% Feb
25%

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9

26%

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20

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31

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>400

,

-

62

23

80

*24

490

22%

.

15

*58

82%

>400

7,800

105

14%

62

*79

!

22%

>103

14%

*58

82%
490

22'A

^

103

,

14%

'

55%

26%

16%

—20

14%
62

27,100

23%

89

8%

—1

Oklahoma
4%

32%

89

-Wo

—.

""".L~"
~~

preferred

OH

23

104%

103

14%

*400

22%

,55%

31

*79

490

'22%

55

*88 %

Pacific Ry

Edison Co

>400

20%
31%

*58

82%:

*79

23 %

31%

•

62

54%

*84%

preferred

Ohio

22%

*102%

*14%,' 15

23

Aviation.
Central Ry Co_
Natural Gai Co

3.90%

4.44%

490'

22%

-180

preferred

4.56%

82%

19%
31

103

*58

'

Corn

■.4.40%
,

14%

25%

.

Norwich Pharmacol

Ohio

103

62

*79%

$3.60 preferred
$4.80 preferred

Northwest

105

*58

par

iqo

$4.10 preferred

13

50

26V4

eom_No"par

Common
>

Mar 12
Jan

2,500

26%

Northern States Pwr
Co (Mttm)

Mar If
•

101

24% Jan

16




Northern

15

27 % Dec

22*

Northern

2

2,900

12%
67

*26

American

9

60

38%

11%
*66

13,500

26 JA

.100

corp

Ry com.
Adjustment preferred
North American Co

10

15

10

2

Jan

20

13%

89%

17%

%

preferred

<0% Jan

=

383/4

12%
66

1,200

92

*87.

38%

12%
66

300

33

13%

89%

38%
,

33

*90%

26%

1

preferred

Electric

1

67

12%.

17%

»

preferred

25% Apr

Sep

9% Sep
11 %

97% Jun

PHO*

Jnn

18% Mar 17
14% Jan 13

60% Apr

t0O' no'M

Noma

13

*66

*12%

13%

*87

38%

12%

67

13%

89%

38%

500

105%

27 %

No par

pwr

*66

Corp-^~

_

34 % July 28

82

26

*105

17%

go

Nopco Chemical Co_~—
Norfolk & Western

53% Jan
•

107

t

15

27

rights

Mhk
3.40%

40% Jan

52 %

*105

12%'

*87

5

*145/8

18

per

Co

preferred

3.60%

29

2

8'% Apr

'

27%

No per

preferred—_Ho
RR

12%
66

Electric & Gas Corp—

Common

Jai)

86% Jan

12

Y New Haven
Hartford CO 100
Preferred 5% series A
100

Jan

91

City Omnibu* Corp_No

Common

2

Jan

92

5

10%

14%

17%

—100

—

Sep

107

5%
103/4

27 %

Ho per
Louis Co—

York
Shipbuilding
Participating stock

9
N

:ia

*105

.

It

New

,

107

5

10%

*14%

,

14%

1

20

Harlem

40

66

1

—

Dock

90

39%

iqo

Deck!.

Brake

non-cum

76

13

common

Chic & St

York

$5

*87

|0

preferred series A

82

100

pfd 100

-

Central

York

New

34

31% Sep

59

Air

York

65% Feb

80% Jun

1,500

11

12%

4

Lt Co

&

Mining Corp

Newport News Ship & Dry

8

9

5,600

5

*10%
'*14%

4%

12%

Jersey Pr

NewiKut

Jan

3

"

103/4

4%

10%
14%

40%

620

Apr

1,300

90

5

94

6,100

39

9

2

6%
10%

88

New

20

2

6%
10%

90

Feb

85% Jnn

6'A

10%

32%

100

System—I__l

Electric

300

6'%

10%
>105

270

2,300

10%

14%

107

♦109

6%

15

*105

4,700

27%,
110%

10%

90

Jan

24% Jan

15

—MO

4%

'

87%

10%

10%

10%
*14%

24

6%
•

32%

New

24% Sep

5%

j

common—Hi

110%

13

7(1

7

6%
10%

*109

90

92

15% Jan

6 %

*10%

27%

12%

15

2

6%

•10%

5

110%

*86%

27'A

*88%

11

18% Jan

6%

10%

Fibre"coZZZZZl

*109

233A

87 %

13%

Sep

35% Sep

110

300

23%

90

S^p

](j

109%

100

5,200

27

27%

13

60

22

109

27
45

•

23%

*88

80

Jan

109

700

'•

*26

*86%
-

13

9

•

27%

88

17% July 13

21

87%

27%

preferred

6%

16

23%

*86%

27%

12%

5

Sep

23%

86%

27%

Honor

England

Common

51

24%

86%

27%

88

3%%

New

New

19% Jim

23%

86 %

80

1,300

44%

*26

26%

12%

9

23

24%

27%

480

8%
24%

24%'

445/8

;

14,200

138 %

1

27%

44%
*26

*12%'

3

25

*26

2b %

33

48% Jan

24 % Dec

:

44%

Ve

<■

12%

109% Mar

63% Nov

27

44%

27%

*32%

10

2

45

*26%

86%

—100

preferred

14

13

44%

26%

•Vfi

100

33%

*8%

-

1,500
5,800

169

*138

8%

24%

12%

New

May

44%

8%

*24%

32%

New

400

27

33%

1373A

8%
24%

:

12%

Dec

Mar 24

*25%

137%

137'A
.

32%

94% Feb
673

24%

137%

12%

23% Mar 17

1

8%

24%

1,000
k

94

168%

32%

25% Jan

14% May

8%

24%

33 %

167

32%

15

30
Sep
101% Jun

*8%

137%

32%

7,700
18,500

18%

*93

167

Newberry Co (J J) common—MO par

17

30

137%

8%

183/b

94%

*12%

19

Sep

32%
167%

137%

18%

*93

g

72% Mar 23
34

32%
166

23%

Corp

Newinont

29

33%
166

18%

94%

10

Nesco Inc

17% Sep

46% Jan
13% Dec

Feb

93% Apr

15

Jun

Co

Inc:

18%

*93

—0

common

Vulcanized

Bros

32%

"164%

18%

17

*88%

—100

Co

National

4%%

32%

26%

Natomas
Nehi

18%
93%

44

10

00m

conv

Neisner

18%
93%

163%

163%
*136

Nopar

fl

8

19
94

26%

12

20

17%

26%

National

Mar 23

3,900

89

25:

preferred
Tea

16

59%

17

8%

preferred
Theatres Inc—.

13% Feb
106

8

23% Sep

4%%
4.20 %

16

59%

88

24%

Co

1,500

17%

1

—

Ref

3,600

88%

No par

Corp

9'A
19%

17%

CMt_Noper

Corp

Steel

9%
19%

88%

32

8

——100

Service
&

9%
19%

17%

*93

100

Shares Corp

National

16% Apr

5

14 % Feb

*29

National

7% Mar

16% Jan

23

350

Linen

Malleable

9%
19'%

88%

18%

1

A

9%
19%

v

17%
r

—No par

preferred B

National

Jan

56

23% Dec

f)

8

10% Sep

22

Apr

7%: preferred

37% Aug 31

8

52

common

Co common—

6%

1
7

0

Lead

0

Natl

—100

9%

87%

common—9

preferred—-.

9

4

24

24

Gypsum Co

$4.50

Jan

20% Feb
Jan

20

3

Prod

pid series of 1991

National

Aug

56% July

22% Aug

34% Feb

Distillers

4%%
National

29

18

36% Nov

Oct

2

1,600

17%

89

11

13

16%

17%

3

29% May 20
116% May 20
7% Apr
1

14

,Jun

16%

13

8% Juh

25

12V4 Jun

4

Apr 21

16%

13

37% Mar 19

85

14% Sep

16%

16

32% Jan

30

97

16%

133/s

9

85 % Jun

16%

5,500

59

21

22

30

100% Jail
14% Apr

t

163/4

16%

260

1,500

56%
16%

15%

15

98 3% Mar 20

18 % Nov

-

10%
56%

58'/a

172

29

43% Jan

170%
103/8

10%
56%

*12%

Feb

10% Apr
31% Jun

*168- >

10%

56%

12"%

7

13% Jan

168%

10%
56%

58%

22% Sep
25% Sep

105

168%

10%

16%

144 % Jan

27

31'% Dec
17

3

15

Jan

30

84

11

169%

167%

1,200
^

12%

6

Jan

167%

3,700

167%

16

21

16

2,000

35

168

'

58%

24% Jan

11% Jan

21%

343/4

*167

17%

12%

104% Jan

105% Sep 30
13% Sep 11

213/a

34%

17%

58%

34 %

9

24

Sep

21%

34%'

17%

12%

22% May 20
93% Jan
8

1

4% Sep
10% Jun

21 %

34%

17%

57%

Apr

10

21%

34%

17%

12%

May 20

3

17%

20%

34%

58

27'"a July 7
109% July 31
4

17%

21%

34%

12%

Supply (The) Fa

Jan

17%
21 %

34%

57%

Steel

8% Mar

17%
21%

34%

9

National

Sugar

22

10 % Feb

5,600

10

8

132

4% Jan

40

1,300

12

=11%

•

16%

National

16

12%'

16%

National

14

12%

.

10,700

=

16%

National

18

12

78

16%

30% Jan

5% Sep

xl2

173/4
29'A

1

52% Jan

23

12%

17%

29%

9%

31% Jnn

91

12

19%

14

21

Jnn

11%

*76%

9%

21

19% Feb

11%

'

>

19%

30

3

29%

19

Sep

Apr

78%

29%

9%

22% Sep
86% Sep

35

15

*76%

19%

40% Sep

313% Nov 24

22

77%

29%

9%

26 %

Do

273',, Oct

85% Jan
101

155% Jun

77'/2

*29%

19%

99% Jan

177
Jun 18
147% Apr 24

17%

78%
29%

1

87% Jun 26

15

17%

78%

29%

1

24

20

17%

79

28

1]0% Jan

Jan

38%

56%

Department.' Store*

Feb

*37%

29%

•

20

3,600

44%

38%

10%

Dairy Product!

7% Dec

*43

38%

17%

44%

57

Ine

National

136

17%

700

2,800

—

*43

*38

10%

conv

National

87'% July

17%

17

44%

•

19 % Mar 27

Sep 21

-29% Apr

17%

16%

,

!
•

109%

preferred
National Cylinder Gas Co

$1.25

63% Aug 14

8

17%

17

16%

1,400

4,800

3,900

46%
•

<

55%

National

15% Jan

29

17

•

•

"

12%

45

•108

10%

National Container Co common

23% Jan

Jan

16%

12%

45%

109%

55%

5

22

33

17%

12%

45

♦107%

,

183%

300

23%

18%

10%

18

10

1

17

12%

46 %
109

23%

•

23.
;

54%

11% Jan

15

17

17%

:'46%
109

2,100

23

»

5,200

24%

10

Register—:

12'% Sep
16% Sep

Jan

.

3,700

11%
35 y8

Ho per

Corp

56% Jun

253/4 May

47
110

79

IOO

1

165

46%.

5,800

56%
12%

34%
24%

23 V+

18%

29%

J1Q

,

20% Jun

17% Sep

12%" 12% '

12%

12%
*108

23%

18%

18%

I

17%

a

7

-18%-

19%

8,900

2,800
9,500

21%

4

23% July
98% Oct

...

*43

Fibres

Dec

2

110

22% ' 23%

22%

18%

1.100

11%

23%

1

3,700

19%
28%

; 12%
r

24%

♦38

Corp.

17% Jau

](,*

'

56

35

24%

38%

Sep 15

15

22%
..

500
•

84%

i.

19
28

11%

34

*23%

44%

18% Aug 18

City

83
5

/•

28

24%

*38

Aug 31

9

19%

X27%

34%

"

17%

83%

•19%'

5,200

,

13%

.17%

23%

•*43

Biscuit Co wmy

10
Sep 14
51% July 22
13% Jan
2

'■'«

12,100
'

25

13%

17

1

25% Mar 20

preferred

82

•••

*24%

14

'

*24%

44%

f

22

7%

12%

46%

*108

..180

15

0

24%

17

*23%

■

38 %

--„,

14

173 % Jan

23%

*38

Louia.

St

34

24

24%

23

...

*43

Corp
&

21 % Mar

158% Jnn

24%
.

33%

.to

16% Sep
19% Sep

Mar IB

19%

-

*11

.Be par

Airlines

Sep

22%

17%'

Acme Co

8

23

12%

preferred
Myers (F E) Ac Bros

15

11 % Sep

24%

46%
-100

■<

Chatt

34%

'

Murray Corp of America

Nashville

11%

34%

18%

...

15

2

11%

34%

24%

i

preferred

24%

*13%
•

19% ~

'

Sep

19

11%

34%
23

34 % Jan

91

*11

.19

22

Sep
18% Jan

,

12%

22%

16% Sep

99% Jan

24%

19%

..t

56%

12%

Corp.
Corp

30

97.

■1

55%

13

3

19% Oct

•„

56%

12%

p»pfr

13% Dec

t

55%

;

28% Sep

10% Feb

...

19%

11

(John) At Cn

74

19

1i%

50

110% Mar

15

19%
28%

par

Mueller Brass Co

6

14

36'A

"

Mullins

42% Mar 13
48

19 *
28

24%

25

14

4,600

64-%

35%

56 %

12%'

«

19

"

'28%

24 %

4,700

'3,500

5

64%

-

,

*28%

16

Oct

-

::

28%

•

Line*

300

38%

5

719%
'28%

15% Apr

18% May

\ 37%

5

83

(Tha)—Napnr

Mfg Corp
Munsingwear Inc
Murphy Co (G C)

5

82%

34% Mar 18

49% Dec

37%

82%

43% Jan

106%

;

4%

81%

14

267/a Mar 13

17

37'A

4%

81 %

10

27% Mar 18

16%
37%

4%

80%

15

14% May 19

17%
37%-

4%

5

_g

Jun

5

17

4%

14

10% Sep

14

16%

38

17

37%

17%

36% ' 38

17

23% Sep

15

3,400

14

31

Sep

16%

16%

17

14

Jan

3,700

25%

17%

31

18

373%

25%

*17%

Dec

12

37%

25%

17%

44% Oct

21% Sep

37%

25 %'

14

32

8

19

37%.

25%

24%

Moore-McCormack

26

19

37%

25%

13%

Montgomery Ward At Co—Ha

25

18%
37%

26%

16%

15

Dec

18%
38

25%

24%"

18% Apr

13 % Jan

18%
37%

"

20

15

29% Jan

19%
26

1.29

11% Sep

130

38

Ha par

18% Aug
•
14 % Jan 10

25

19

90

4,800

37%

36

Montana-Dakota Utilities Co

i

*18%'

18%

13,900

25%

65 '

Montana Power Co

5

12%
69%

35%

28% Mar 11

20

12 %
69

63%

65% Mar 19

22% May
11% Jun

12%
69

'

32% Mar 26

6

12%

69%

-

18

1

12%

69%

64%

14

Feb

12%
69%

12%

35%

10

Mar

101%

62%

53% Sep

18

•100%

35

17% Sep
25% Jun

23

101%

36%

2

Motorola Inc

*100%

63%

19

Morrell

100%

62%

30

3

100%

35%

67% Jan

Nov

47%

36%

28% Jun

12

47%

62%

,

100

46%

35%

Co

5,500

48

46%

69%

12%
*69

1,400

60%

114

46%

,

61%

1

10

60%
*110%

1QQ

31% Dec

Aug
7
22% Jan 14

10

60%
113

pfd-lOO

TooL__

Chemical

•' 12%
*70

10%

60%

♦110 %

112

*110

100%

*100%

60%

60

.

47

46%

.

100

*69%

10

17

36

100

16%

can

Inc
Machine

46%

*18%

16
2

45%

1

22

16% Jan

i

110%

12%

26% Apr

'

60%

110%

Hn par

65% Oct

.

60%

111%

com—No par

preferred seriee
^Missouri Pac RR 549

Monsanto

'

60%

*109

.100

RR

10

10%

10

10%

10 %

10%

60

100

;

7%

Co

•10%

1.90

Mohawk Carpet Milla

41% Mar 17
69% Mar

90

21%

18%

Light Co_Nc par

16

38% Dec

1,300

21%

18%

Corp
Mission Development Co.
Mississippi River Fuel Corp

Jan

3% Oct
80

Shares

35%
127

21%

preferred^

conv

127

18%

Mission

26% Jan

*35

126%

21%

Co

39

29

34%

126%

18%

preferred.

7

;

34%

126%

21%

Mfg common—Ho par

2

Oct

Marie

preferred

$4

5

Jan

Min &

Minn

6

34% -34%

•

127

*125

Oct. 2

126%

34%

34%

.

126%

Sales far
the Week

Friday

10

15

32% Jan
"

105

Jan

115% Mar 31

34

126

Oct. 1

No par

Corp

Paul & SS

St

*33%

100

Thursday

Sept. 80

Sept. 20

Sept. 28

SALE PRICES

Wednesday-

—

Tuesday

Monday
Far

HIGH

AND

LOW

STOCK

YORK

EXCHANGE

Highest

2,200

37%

3,100

101%

J160

89y2

170

-

104y2

30

*100 %

101%

"101%

101%

*1003A

53'A

IOI3/4

30

52 %

25%

52%

52'/a

52%

523A

7,500

18%

25%

253A

253A

54

25%

25%

25%

*17%

18'%

*17%

%

9%

9%

73 %

9 %

72%

9

73

73%

18

93/8
74

*17%
9%
73

3,600

18

93/a

15,000

73%

260

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Commercial and Financial Chronicle

Number 5261... The

178

NEW YORK STOCK RECORD

8% Apr

Lowest

Highest

13

4

Aug

Outboard

84

Jmu

0

47% Jan

6

Owens-Corning

23

28

Feb

20

83

Jan

11

79 % Oct

2

52

Jun

11

38

Sep

18

85% Jan

23

69% Jun

16

10% Oct 30
81 Vi Dec 31

17% Jan

14

11% Jun

97% Jan

24

80 y2 Aug

10

30
22

19% Jan

11

7% Sep

30

38% Dec 31

35% Sep

22

48

Feb

79

41% Apr

69Vi Sep

12% Dec
35 y« Mar

81

18

liar 12

18% Jan
88

Marine

4%

cum

Sales for

PRICES

Oct.

the Week

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Thursday

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82

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8

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&

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20

SALE

Sept. 80

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13% Jan

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Wednesday

6

common

Outlet Co

Dec

AND

Tuesday
Sept. 29

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3

30

Jan

Mondaj
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.

No par

(The)

41% Sep

37% Aug 31

Feb

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3

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23

19

STOCK

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45 V, Max 20

41% Dec

35

LOW

EXCHANGE

Highest

9% Mar

13% Aug 28

12
19
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16

NEW

Range Since Jan. 1

1052

Year

Lowest

Continued—Page 9

STOCKS

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13 y4

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84

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28

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16

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No par

58

58

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35

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49

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30

46 V2

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17

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20

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Finance

Mar 17

Pacific

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25% Jan

2

30% Dec

32% Jun

12

39% Dec

8

34V2 Jun

10

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16

Oct

2

Apr
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17

58% Dec

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55y2 Jun

22

66% Sep

23

35 Va July

14

23% Oct

2

108% Apr

24

120% Nov 26

110 %

Sep

Jan

2

145% May 19

5% Jan

2

8Y* Jan

16
7

4% Apr

30

60

132

17% Oct

;

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Lighting

Pacific

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22

119% Mar 10

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Telep & Teleg com

129 % Jun

25

142% Jan

22

6%

4% Sep

15

8% Jan

28

Pacific

Tin

22!/2 Feb

20

47% Mar 31

Pacific

9% Nov

7

8% Apr

16

9% Jan

8

5% Dec

12

Sep

15

6% Jan

19

Packard Motor Car

14

11% Feb

26

Pan Amer

8% Sep

2

41

10

Jan

4

12

9

83% Dec

29

2

100% Jun

13

91

6% Nov

17

9% Jan

14

Corp

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110%

100

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10

2

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15

30% Mar 27

Paramount

16

24% Sep

14

34% Jan

7

Park

30 % Jun

30

44% Jan

7

&

Jan

26

33 % Jun

16

39% Jan

30

Pictures

Til lord

8%

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8%

100

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4%

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9 Va

9

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9

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8

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9

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Dec

23

21
30

0

Jan

8

Peabody Coal Co common

16% Oct

20

20% Jan

29

13y8 Sep

23

18

Jan

Peninsular

72% Dec

63% Oct 30

27

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73% May 27
14% Apr 23

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9

10

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Penn-Dixie

19

14 ya Aug

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15

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15

83

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14

28

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5

27

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10

33

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2

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10

11

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4

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5

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2

7

99

22

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.

6

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5

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2

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2

18

41 y» Dec

31

29% Sep

21

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8

15

28 y2 Jun

16

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19

33% Dec
25

2

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6

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24

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12

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11

36 '/a Jan

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80

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52

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28

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27

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98

5

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17

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30

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19

5

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14

8
24

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6

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11

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142

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151

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1
24

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3

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6

44

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12

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7

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26

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21

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60

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21

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145

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34 y« July

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9

9

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13

19

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22

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4

27

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9,800

30 Va

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31 Va

31%

4,600

34% Apr

2

Plymouth Oil Co
Pond Creek Pocahontas

28

46% Feb

3

15

17% Jan

29

8

19% Mar 23

11% May

7

Poor

Inc

Co

&

22%

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22%

800

104'/a

104%

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104%

22%

194%

Power

17% Jan

22

9% Sep

15

15% Jan

20

Publicker Industries Inc

2

80 Va Apr

23

82Va Jan

5

31 % Nov

26

26% Jun

5

10

29 % Jun

18

33-

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36% Feb

4

8

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2

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2

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4

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31

9

17

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2

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5

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86

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107

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Nov

28 Va

71%

132

132

100
100
4.3% preferred
100
4.68% preferred
100
Plilla <fe Readhig Coal & Iron—1
Philco Corp common—
3
3%% preferred series A
—100
Philip Morris & Co Ltd common—9
■4% .preferred
100
3.90%
series prefered
100
Phillips Jones Corp com
No par
5% preferred
100
Phillips Petroleum
No par
Phoenix Hosiery—
_5
Pillsbury Mills Inc common
25
$4 preferred
No par
Pitney-Bowes Inc
2

18

37 y8 Mar 15

27% Aug

*27%

72%

*29%

29%

9V< Oct

1

27%

71 %

18%

31%

31% Sep

26% May
28% Apr

27 %

27%

71 Va

43

common—No par

82% May
11% Oct
80

27 %

27%

19

32

10% Sep

Feb'li

12%

27%

70%

29%

132

22

*26%

43

*17

86

3
11V* Jan
28% Oct 16

*21%

29%

preferred

$4.80

150

27

22

1,500

*27

33%

97 VA

Pitts Coke & Chem

9

4

'11% Mar 17
8

15

21

Jan,

*21

18%

preferred

3.8%

20% Feb

,

22

42%

No par

4.4%

Oct

36% Nov

•1% Jan

*21

19

96y2

<1 conv preference coin

25% Mar 17

24

Electric

Phila

2

Jan""

1,200

71%

*103

(conv)J
100
—12.50

Phelps-Dodge Corp

2

16%

36% Jan

700

27%

42%

1

& Co Inc com

34%

27%

30'A

5

Brewing Co

(Clias)

2nd preferred

4%

99% Jun

*101% Jan 8

100
9

.

13%

34%

28

27%

34%

33'A

18%

_No par

—

13%

34%

28

27%

42'A

8
100
100
33y»o

Corp of American

13%

34%

*34

27%

'

May 15,

108% Mar

preferred

108 Va Jan

26

91% Jun

17

Jan

15

4 Va %

Petroleum

13%

27%

*29

105

33 V8

13%

34%
28

13%

34%

11%

34%

30%

*103

13%

300

71

11%

*11%

10

Co common

13%
*34

27%

34

Peoples Drug Stores Inc

2

2
.

8

16% Sep

22

42y« Jan

17

Apr

11% Jan
103% Jan

Sep

17% Sep

19% Jan 29

30% Oct 30
105% Sep 29
S3
May 3

•3

Sep

Pet Milk

44% Jan

2,300

*29

Pepsi-Cola Co

46

106% Apr
23% Jan

10% Oct

30

15% May 21

2

Jan

1,600

3%

100
No par
50

47% Mar 11

18

38% Nov
101

4%

3%

1

Peoples Gas Light & Coke
Peoria & Eastern Ry Co

15

6%

4%

3%

7

148% Mar 16

Sep

6%

4%

3%

*26%

15

10% Jan

6%

4,%

3%

*27

Sep

18

*6%

5

3%

71%

28% Sep

38% Aug 21.

6

20

6%

4%

27%

Pennsylvania Salt Mrg Co

11% Dec 30

40% Feb

Feb

6%

5'A

70%

Pennsylvania RR

800

3%

28

8

34

6%

*26%

5

9,600

34

Va

5%

*26'/2

32 Va May 27

100

32%

35

*34

26%

32

*25

3%

22

Light Co

26

3%

*21

Corp

25 %

25%
32'A

5

22

23% Jan

28

25%

9,200

3%

*21

02 y4 Jan

127

34%

13%

preferred
&

34%

28

15

14

•% Feb

•1

Cement

Power

31%

34%

11

Sep

5

Aug

Penn

*25%

32%

6'/a

25%

25%

31%

13%

Glass Sand Corp com—

5%

107% Feb
3
36% Mar 18

Coke Corp

&

6%

25%

25%

32'A

—No par
10

Co

6%

34%

*34
*

26'/a

6'/a

26%

31%

341/4

11

18

34% Apr 15

8

39% Dec

Penna

4

5,900

25%
*25

*27%

40 y2 Jun

67% Jan 23

08

Feb

(J C)

Penn Coal

39% Mar 19

36% Oct

25%

26

26%

•
25
25
25

preferred
$1.32 preferred
$1.30 preferred

27% Aug 11

27

9,000

6

45

5

25

Telep common

$1

27% Aug 10

6%

6'A

No par

Penlck & Ford

29 y8 Aug

21% Aug 10

6%

25

5

prior preferred

conv

37% Aug 19

2iya Aug 25

6

*25

Mines

5%

110

6

57/3

6%

8% Jan

3y2 Sep

7

96'A

*6%

15

41/2 Sep

13

65 %

96'A

Transportation
No par
& Enterprises
5

6% Sep

7

5

64%

96%

34%

29

10

66%

96%

34 Va

8ya Jan

Jan

65%

2.50

8% Apr 28

28% Aug

45

67%
97

*41%

32%

18 y* Jan

34

43%

67

97

31%

15

35% Nov 17

43%

67%
97

1

Parker Rust Proof Co

300

43%

67 Va

No par

24

2

43%

*8

%

97

1

Corp

Distillers Corp

6% Feb
S

29,500

8%

1

•% Nov

31% May

320

2,400

31%

4V8

Transp

Parke Davis & Co

88

41% Oct 30
i Oct
16

33

31%

*8%

Corp

15

&

1,100

5

1

100

Feb

24y2 Sep

5

5

No par

Airways Inc

preferred

Panhandle

4%

5

1,300

10

World

58

30% Mar 13

28

Corp

preferred

43 y4 Jan

21% July 16

4,200
J

111'A

Western Oil Corp common^

<%

276,800

23%

111'/a

Panhandle East Pipe L com__No par

15

5 % Sep

iV
64%

23%

111%

Pan-American

2

%
64%
-

111%

88% Mar 25
98% Mar

%

20

111%

52% May 25

May 13

30

47

ill

preferred

4%

*46

100

2

64y20ct

Jan

30

1

Mar

33

Apr

69% Jan

Oct

Rights

8

Mar 17

12

33% Jan

29

Electric

&

26% Mar 15

16

92

Corp

8%; Nov 21

Oct

9

preferred noncum

37'A

36%

37

45%

46%

44%

45%

*106%

107%

106%

106%

27
27%
*138 % 139
21
21

23%
69%
3Va
3%
*92'A
37

24%
71
3%
3%
92%
37 Va

27% 27A
138% 139
21
21

*26'/a

44 7

a

107

45%
107

45%

45%

10,300

107 %

200

27%

1,200
110

*27 Va

27%

27%

140 V3

138%

21

130
300

2,800

*106%

*138%

*20%

37

140

*20%

21%

900

23%

23%

23 3 a

24%

23%

24%

43,600

71

71

71

71%

71%

71%

2,000

3

3%

3y8

3Va

6,800
2,900

,

3

3%

*92%
*37

,3%
3%

3%

3%

3%

3%

92%

*92%

92%

92%

92%

10

37 Va

200

37 Va

*37

37%

*37

19

and Financial Chronicle

The Commercial

20

Monday, October

...

(1288)

Highest

Lowest

9% Sep

24

36% Sep

15

33% Dec

12% Dec

25% Feb

20

'

30% Jan

15

11

13 V4 Jan

18% Jan

4

13% Oct

30

22

32% Sep

6

15

Sep

Feb
Mar

8
5
6

Oct

2

Jan

22% Mar 23
16

15

12

26

33%
41%
36
25%

.

14

16% Sep

1

July

17% Jun

34% Jan 15
14% Mar 18

15

12% Jan

5

35% Jan

27
Sep 13
36% May 12

19
8

35% Dec

11 % Feb

14

July 20
Sep

8

22
9

41%.'Dec

Sep

31

4
30

34 ',4 Dec

4

Feb

36

22

19

Dec

37

1

24% May

EXCHANGE

15% Jan

Reading Co common
4%
noncum 1st preferred
4 %
noncum 2nd preferred
Real Silk Hosiery Mills

10

17% Oct

16

21%

Jan

2

00% Feb

19

98% Dec

16

84

Sep

18% Jan

3

24% 'NOV

24

18

Aug 14

19
11

19% Jan

13% Jan

19

22% Nov

3% Nov

10

5% Jan

9% Jun

6

37% Oct

16

108% Jun

24

28 % Jun
6

16

July 29

48

Oct

172

23

2% Sep
9% Sep

10% Mar 29

23% May 25
4 %

17

14

52% Mar 17

108% Jun

10

Dec

12

38% May 29

31% Apr

7

6% Jan

2

5% Feb

13

67'% Jan

30

42% Sep

14

56

Sep
4% Sep
40% Jan

15
21

108

8

49

27

35

144

Oct

31

Feb

1

21

10% Jan

2

32 % Jan

2

43% Dec

22

40% Jan

5

Oct

28

53% Jan

Jan

3

25
Dec 30

80% Jun

5-

99% Jun

5

85

101 % Jan

2

242

47

92% Apr
107

Reynolds

Feb

3

38

*37'%

38

*32%

34

*33

34

*24"

400

100

.

25

25

25 %

500

16%

I6V4

16%

16%

16%

2,000

*12%

13

12%

12%

12%.

12%

12%

12%

12%

12%

1,000

5%

*5%

5'/a

700

1

5 '■

*47b

5

Co

25%

*24'%

25 Va

*24 Va

25 Va

*24%

26'%

*24'%

26

io %

10%

10'%

*10 VB

10%

*10'/a

10%

*10 Va

10 %

*56%

58

*56'%

58

*56'%

58

14 '%

14%

*84%

87%

1

23%

50e

10

Preferred 3.60%
Preferred

'

20 %

20 Va

20%

21

23%

•

23'%

24

23%

24

3

3

10

10

10

*9%

10

;

3

3

3

5,700
23,400

,

3

10

3,200

Va

43 Vb

42 VB

112%

112'%

*34

34%

34%

43 3 8

-43%

433/a

112%

10

400

43%

112

34%

34'/a

34%

433i

112%

*111

1

16,300

112

34%

300

35

2,100

,

'

5%
45 %

-5% >;
•

46

*159-

rl51%151%,

•-

__

5%

5'%

5%

47-%

47%

74'%

-

5 Va

4734

__10

>56

62

86

86

100
_100

5%

46 VB

47%

:

86'/a

102%

5%.

46

:

5 %

46 Va

"

62

47%

*56

86%

86%

102%

102%

24%

.

*5'%

'

241%

2,000
10

.

__

5 Va

*56

600

47'%

47

87

*102'%

17,800

*5%

62

*86'%

-

5%
46%

46
.

'v 5'%
*56

86%

5%

:

5%

45%

-•

•
■

62

*56

102%

101%" 1021%

534
46

45%

10

series

5-%

5% "■>
46

'

1

series—

•

4.50%

—

7,100

,

<

34%

53a

Common

5

10
43

45 %

'lob class B_

5

86 Va

20

3

*111

2.50

preferred—100

(RJ)

'•*

10%

No par

Spring Co

Reynolds

*84 %

86 Va

:

14'% -14%
*85'%
67%

19Vb
'

.

500
•

'

3

43%

34%

14%

14%

14%

,

22%.

20 Va

23%

112%

42a,

14'4
*84 '/a

20

23%

3

*111

V

88

*84%
-

23%

TO

No par

•

14%

143a

2.0

3

58

*56'%

58

20

1-

com

convertible

Reynolds

*4Va

10 %

*56 '%

—

5'%

5

5%

*24%

50c

Inc—x___—,%

58% July 21
Jan

*37

25

ptd series A—100

Metals

5%%

27%

25

preferred

90% Jan
107

33

27%

16%

Revere Copper & Brass——No par

Rexall Drug

16

Aug 10

38

33

1,000

28

16%

common

prior

conv

22

-

*37

25

convertible

Jan

9% Mar 20

*273/8

25 %

common.:

Pictures

6% Apr

6% Oct

27%

100

Republic Steel Corp com
6%

27 %

16%

Inc-———•

Motors

$1

115% Mar 17

27%

23,800

*24%

$4.50 preferred

3

40% Sep

3

27%

10%

16%

series

pld 3%#>

Republic

11% Jun-

14

Conv

May 18

31

28 %

5,700

10

25

Republic Aviation Corp

Jan

47% Dec
115

27%

div

$1.25

Reo

10 '%

& Co—

(Robt)

Mar 18

27

12 ;

93,4

16 %

23

26

10%

323/a

25

5

Jan

Jan

9%

Shares

24

*31%

No par

Co

97 '•

58

10%

323 4

14 <'

23

10

38

Remington-Rand

62% Sep

•

10%

*32 %

2

23

16

3

32%

*37

19% Feb

Sep

9% Sep

10% July

*31%

38

21

25

7

28

31%

•33%

13% Sep

30% July 24

Jan

8%Oct

25

24 '/8

31 %

*32%

54% Apr 29

Sep

23%

31%

*37

prior preference
10
Reliable Stores Corp
No par
Reliance Mig Co common
5

5

24

24 '/.

24%

31%

9%
*

the Week

Oct. 2

24 %

50

7% Mar 20
31% Feb 26
14% Jan 19
62% Jun
1

14 4

7

.7% Jan

24

Friday

1

24%

*31 %

50

Inc

Bros

Reeves

Oct.

50c

Bit

Roller

Reed

Sales for

Thursday

Sept. 30

32

23%

—25
5
50

Raytheon -Mig Cc

SALE PRICES

HIGH

Sept. 29

Sept. 26

1

common--

preferred

$2

Reis

6% Dec

Inc

Ravonler

Par

Wednesday

Tuesday

Monday

STOCK

YORK

AND

LOW

STOCKS
NEW

Range Since Jan. 1
Highest

Lowest

1953

Continued—Page 10

NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Year 1952

5

9,700

62

86'%

86%

102%

102 34

24'%

102%

24%

700

240

i

Nov

14

•3% Feb

27

24

Jan

33

74% July

12

22% Sep

9

43% Sep

5

27% Dec
7% Sep
29% Jan

5
2

35% Dec

17

48% Jan

2

19% Dec

65

Jan

5

26% Jan

14
22% Sep 23

10

6% May 13
18 V* Dec 16

23% Mar

29% Mar 18

14

9

8% Mar 13

6% Apr

110

May

*99

16

27% Sep

22

16% Sep

15

21% Mar

14 ;

35% Jun

23

40% Feb

18

1

20 Va Oct

2

Nov 25

40

1

155

Jan

22

115

Apr

103

92

Nov

3

Apr

29

18% Feb

19% Oct

29

24% Jan

Jan

2

10% Apr

17

83% Feb

29

64

65 % July

Rochester
Rohm

Haas

Jail

29

4%

10% Jan

13

Ronson

22% Jgn
61% Apr

30

17 % Mar 23

Ruppert

38% Aug 11

Swlewuy

til,urea

2

32% Jan 23

7

33% Nov

26

99 % Feb

21

81

Jun

12

92'% Mar 10

26

103

Feb

26

115% Aug 10

Feb

6

31% Sep

29

43% Jan

29

ft

22% Apr

"l7

31% Dec

23

23% Sep

14

19
Aug 26
333% Jan 30

27

75

Dec

30

61

Sep

14

77% Feb

305

Feb

8

312

Dec

3

211

Sep

15

312

160

Oct

7

175

Dec

3

150

9

24 % Feb

6

May 26
17'% Sep 15

4

97

May 29

17% Jun

11

24

Dec

13

17

18% Jan

Mar
Nov

33 V* Oct

29

33% Jan

95% Apr

21

27

9
14
11% Sep 21
20
Sep 15

2

2

Sep

29% Oct 30
65

Feb

13

28

17

15

Jan

6
6

Mar 23

Dec

10

54

Jan

16

66'% Sep

29

Apr

21
30

85% Jun

1

91% Jau

6

105% Jun
35% Jan

30

89% Apr

29

2

16% Oct

4

86

14 % Jan

75% Jan

15% Mar

7
13

59

30

20

Jan

94*

116% Jan

Oct

103

Sep

5

Sep 14
23% Mar 25

91%'Sep

31

11

69% May
1
67% Oct 30
102V* Oct 23

Jan

2

98

I

Jun

18

Feb

25

26% Oct

2

313/4 Jan

12

81'% Jun

30

66% Feb

2

98

Jun

3

15% Jun
68Jun

110

19

May 21

105

Feb

3

10

17% Jan

29

15

79% Jan 29

Joseph

St L San

15%

rl4'/a

30%

*29

17%

17%

17%

25

23 Va

23%

23 Va

23

Corp_^_No par

38%

38%

100

*95

No par

Power

•

37%

37%
85%

313

*17%

8

253i
64%

63 3

Savage

Arms

*120

•-

Schenley
Schering

19% Jan

12

24% Dec

1

Oct

15

103% Apr

12% Feb

13

16% Sep

3
2

60% Feb

29

62% Dec

11 Mi Jan

13

23% Dec

76

t% Oct

14% Jan

60% Feb

31

20% Sep

11

26% Mar 27

15

12 % Mar 12

29

29

Dec

5

Oct

16

42% Jnn

30

Z8V4 Feb

28

10% Sep

8

23% July 31
85% Feb 27

29% Jun

29

22%

11%

r

*102

103

r

*100

27

Jan

Co

42% May 20
43% Mar 18

13% Sep

15

17% Jan

6

23

11% Sep

15

7

28 % Sep

15

34

18

36 % Sep

21

43 % Mar 20

38% Oct

6

48

62% Mar

3

38% July 24

July 16

30% Sep
33% Sep
23% Sep

6

Shell

Oil

15%

17% Mar 12

Aug

5
8

Smith

(AO)

Nov

20

66% Mar 22

63% Nov

20

80% Apr

7

46

24

70% Feb

19% Aug 27

22% Apr

3

16% July 15
15% Sep
2

21% Mar

6

Smith & Corona

18 Va JillV

1

Smith-Douglass

32% Oct

16% May
124% May

15

2
7

40% Jail
21%

25

Jnn$l4

143

Sep
6% Dec

21% Mar 20
140% Mar 13

7Vb Feb 27

10
23

48

12% Dec
52

Dec

60% Dec

16

69

Jan

14

12

121

2

15

May 29

53

39% Sep

21

Mar 26

May

531/4 Feb

1
5

6

42% Jnn

16

33% July

2

40

14

38% Nov

20

33'jwJun

9

39% Mar 16

13% Sep

15

2

16% Nov

19

11% Apr 22
18
Nov 10

26

' Dec

16

22% Jun

30

Dec

23

23

18% Oct

47% Dec 23

16

,Jun

Jan

16 % Feb

13

2

11

27 Vb Feb

24

5

33% Feb

10

36% Sep -15
38

66

5

14

17

12% Jun

37% Jnn

18

45% Jan

Apr

18
14

9

May

Sep
14% Sep

2ft

Jun

7

8% Jan

38

30

4

4% Sep
11% Jan

5

4% Feb

34

Sep

58% Mar

.9

■

7%.

■

*

64 3

H

-

49% Mar 18

18

76

Dec

29

23

16

Jan

17

6

Aug

6

100

4

6% Jan

29

Oct

28

9% Jan

17

Feb

21

38 V* Apr

16

•2

Feb

23

•9% Jan

9

17% July 18
11% May 1

103% July
49

Dec

19

57% Jan

2

103

May 16

26% Jan
45% Dec

7% Nov

16

10% Jan

83% Nov

18

73

15% Feb 26

9

Jun

7

12
3

13
8

2

28% Dec

11

2

92% Apr
3
18% Oct 28
18% Nov 26

10% Jan

3

For footnotes
see page




49% May 20

21

40

73

Mar 30

12% Jan

6

4% Sep
4% Sep

15

103

15

Oct

2

Feb

18

52% Jan

19

44

981

May 21

80% Oct
15 %

2

May 25

73% Mar 17
7% Mar 25
105

Apr

16

56% Aug

3

59% May 14
100Va Mar 16

Feb

2

12% Sep
35% Sep

14

5% Sep

14

9% Mar 19

Sep 22

67% Mar 23

a

53

14

193b Jan

5

49 Vb Mar 20

Aircraft

No par
No par

*8%
25
69

*69%

_5

II-15

Co__

1

pfdlllOO

Platinum

67

South

Indiana

8%

5%

Railway

non-cum

Mobile

&

&

tr

$5.50

29:%

56%

20%

20

*9%

9%

9%

7%

7%

conv

67

>643a

x23%

9%

8%

.

69 %

69%

70'%

*693;,

703,

>69

12 3

*25

29 %

14%

141,4

12%

283,

28%

283,

•

37

./

i

.

48 %

17%

16

16 V

16%

16 V8

3238

32%

39%

42 %

42%

363,

37%
81

T33f,

5

12%

*46%

40

36

1438

37

<

36'%

.

16%
123:

5

5%
13

40

*39 3 a

46%

17%

17%

16 %

16 Va

323a
16 •'8

123

'

40

36

X35%

35%<^

%^,

*46%

35 Va

14 "2

14%
24

38%

25'%

24%

38%

38'%

38%

383a

41

41%

37"

41%

41%

37%

>102%
54%

57%
*99

106

54%
57%100

41

•36 3 i

5,000

22.

Conv $4.50

pfd

'

14%

,

35,400
23,000

413,

15,600

37

>80,

363,

37

81

*80

81

*13%

80%

80%

133,

*133a

133b

13%

300

*5%

133,

53a

5'%

53s

538

5%

L400

*5 Va

*102',

53a
106

53a

538

*5%

106

54%

53%

55

*56%

57%

56%

56%

*99

100

100

103

12% Sep
10% Sep

5

D

57%

573,

460

12 3,

13

12%

12%

40%

41%

12%

41%

123!,

41%

12%

41

12%

123^

53,

413,

12%

53,

41%

421%

41%

43

13.400

6

3.000

5%

100

*100

101

5%
>57%

*58

26%

263,

24V,

58%

26%

23%

23%

24%

*24

24%

84%

843«

25%

84%

263a

26%

26

26 VB

1

8412

26

13%

13%

13%

133,

11%

113 a

IPs

ll3a

_____

Feb

11

15

17 V4 Jan

6

15

29 V4 Mar 16

Inc

com

_

5

No par
No par

10

543,

1,500

5%

drt

Co

Brands

300

543,

57%

$3.50 preferred
...
Standard Coil Products Co
Inc
Standard Gas & Electric

May

Square

70

53a
103

24%

81

,

6

2,500

'

>102%

S33,

233,

Standard

15

.800

25

57%

29% Mar 18

Sep

; 21,500

383b

24

31% Jan

25

8.200

24

'

57

(stamped)_No

21% Aug 31
80^

900

36Vb
36

24%

133,

.

36

14%

133,

600

4,000

40'%

*33%

24%

42%

2,200

*49%

40

36%

24,600

13 V,

*46

40

36 Va

30
200

1,200

:5 Va

13%

49%

*33%

.130

16J8

5

13%

.

125

24'%

81

2,600
4,600

32Va

16%
124

14%

37%

3,800

16 3 a

3238

16%
5

39 %

*33%

323,
125

5

41

16%

25 3 8

37 %>

25,900

46 V2
46%
*17% /. 18

24%

41%

900

'./'TOO
%

8%

46%

13

49%

40

8% k

40

.

32'%

16%

9

14%

53,

100

•

;

25%

53a

54%

32%

9

24'%

*80

c

1,300

23TbV 24'%

14'%

5%

57%

23%

800

,

..

35%

24

*0%

106

3 2 '%.

35'%

25'%
"39%

5%

57%

31%

24%

3834

.

*37 i. v;. 37,%.,

:•

35'%

24
''

5%

53%

40

*46%

40%
s

538

6

9

12%

49

40'a
*34

5%

50

9

*121

5 %

127b

23%
24%

16'%
123

•

37;

32%

*23%

17%

16%

:

■

.31%

<

*46 "a

-

37

14V,

35

1734

*121

,

'

■i

-

1638

,'iJL

12% t 12%
28% -.28",;

47 Va

123

70%

■

12'%

>36%

24

300

12,300.

70%

*14'%

283,

37

a

*69 V2

.;200

25','»

69% !
'•

3,500
-5,800

8%'

123a

*17

32 34

'

*25

',300

•

14'%

*46%

32

8% >:

,

13;700

*

33 %;

123a

17%
15%

25%

v

„

37 V,

Y:

>14%

a

47%

15%

...

70%

'

*17%

8%

25

9%

*45%

8%

68%

39 3b

38 Va

,_~2

33 Va

25

14 V,

67

37 Vb :

9%

40

*6438

•',

70%
693,

9%

33%

393«

*393%

67

600

203,

37%

24

23%

Spiegel Inc common...!...

11,400

57

-

25

t

*99

500

,.

32%-

24

24%

*23%

100

1,300

15%

*15

37

31%

750

preferred

15%

*64 3 a

35

*102",

10

/ 74- •

33%

31%»

14%

Spencer Kellogg & Sons...
1
Sperry Corp (The)
—Hill

67

34%

14%

common..

100'%

74

37%
'

32 %

35%

preferred

<

7%

35

35%

Ntfpar
Co

2nd

*100

74

*15

.9%

7%

313,

36%

1

3,000

738 !P-7-%

*9

73%

35

*13%

22 Va

57 VB

32%

*80

22Va

».

100'/>

60

10,500

:

20%

343,4.

41 %

50

-

,u..

56%-

3238

*33%

100

40

22 Va

*100
74

34

Nopar

preferred

4.60%

a

*36%

*403,

common

Spencer Chemical
4.50%

%

*683,

37

25

Spalding (A G) & Bros Inc..
__i
Sparks Withinglon Co
Nopar

Spear & Co

T 69

29

par

ctfs.

39%

39%

600

16%

21

*8%

49

common..No par

slk

75

56%

.8 3,

28%

*46%

preferred

Ohio

*73'%

,153i

•J *8%

*36%

No par

Elec_

2,200

101 Va

16%

15%

33

'J12%

5

(Del)

*100%

73%

15 %

37

*24%

70%

HI25

Gas Co

~30

;

27V,

163,

-

39%
22 %

76

37%

12%

Co

1

100'%

33%

70 %

123,

Gas

72

104

*.

7,900
'

/ 84 %:

75

33#

5 VB

4

*100%' 101%
*16%

V

26^4

*100

37%

25

50

Natural

Pacific

Southern

*643a

5%

South Porto Rico
Sugar coni.No

*102

'-•*83

77%

.9 %

73,

~'141

16%

84%

65%
88%

100%

12%

*121

65%
*86 L

27 VB

73%

39%

14%

9 VB

65 3 8

104%

.22 38

'*9

7 3/4

__i

8% preferred
:
Southern California Edison
Southern Co (The)—
;

Southern

5,700

r

& G Co coin_4.50

South Carolina E
5% preferred

8,900

11%

88%

••

*83

16%

*71%
I

14%

25

Inc

&

1,500

22%

11%

27 Vb'

101%

*163a

73%.

4

12%

No par

:

Gold

Amer

Soutli'n

>100

16%

1

39'%

15%

34'%

__Iou
I-hhj

Solvay American Corp 4%

12%.

22%

Co.No par

34% Dec

22% Jan
®0% Jan
12% Jan

2

11

36% Sep
Jan

11% Oct

Sep

Solar

fOl-'/a
-

22%

77 3 a

.37%

Socony Vacuum Oil Co Inc

Soiith

100

300

.

12 Va.

%

<

*102-'

-

39% ',. 393,

*100

9

3334

'l'ypewrilers.Nopar
Co

12,200

23

11%

65 Va
*86

■

84.1/4

22%;. 22%

/

37%

;

preferred

18%
93%

23

22%

,

11%

27 %

*83

56%

24

preferred

4.20%

103

27 Va

84 V,

-

>20%

(Alexander) Inc common__20

3%%

12

.22

65%

103

27 Vb

»

57

Corp..

8% Sep 11
38% Sep 18

83

I 103
..

'

Jan

12

88 %

21

]

42

Smith

65 V,
*86

56%

America——Hi

Simmons. Co

37

27

66%

88%

*203,

,_.~15
a—H__

29

17% Feb

11%

57

.

15

22%;

11%

*83

15%

I

11% Oct

21%

11%

21

1

24

43% Mar 20

39%*'' 40

1

Simoiids Saw & Steel—
Sinclair Oil Corp;
Skelly Oil Co new—.....

11

22%

v.

563,

Shelter

Mfg Corp
Sheraton Corp of

175

12

*71%

No par

—

250

,

113,

*100...

No par

:

issued"

1,200

23 %

20%

Pen Co-

Corp

"When

10,100

623,

*,22%.

T.%6%

1

3

500

25 Va

62%

23'%

16%

1

16

18'%

25 Va

*223,

73%

Nopar

A)

*17%:

22 H,

,12

8,200

63%

*92%

__5

Shamrock Oil & C.as

(W

18

200

1,200

32

25%

.

93%

No par

Seeger Refrigerator Co..
Seiberling Rubber Co

18

18

25%.
*63

*92%.

101%

5

$4.50 preferred

20

63%

31%

93%

103

77%

Servel Inc common

Jan

18
25

63%

32

*92 %

*71 %

100%

14

161/4 Mar

17%
243,

32

93%

*16%

77 Vb

20

-

32%

18 Vb

5

100%

76% Aug

Dec

32

18'%

v-2'7

preferred-No par

68% Sep

32

85%

112%

18 %

64 V, :

84%

Seaboard Oil Co of Del—No
par

14% Feb

371%
85 %

112%

18%

22%

„

27

*83

100

6eagrave,Corp
Sears Roebuck &

37%
85 %

112%

18%

Tr%

22%

fund

.

85%

112%

18

.*86-

22»%

$5.75 &ink

37%

85%

11%

-*

.88

25

common

62% Apr 24
65% Sep 15

15

49

Seaboard Finance Co

Shealfer

15

5,700

37%
112%

*92%'

63%

>86

40

80

6

37-%

37%

22",

11%

loo

New common

21

Sep 13

8% Sep
24% Sep

100

:».

63%

No par

com..

26'% Feb

2

18

32

1,000

13'.4

*120

11%

__j.

17

May 27

*3R% Nov

35% Sep

1,400

51%

13'%

18%

100

(The)

3.35%.preferred

15

Apr

16

51'%

*224

22%

.No par

Sharon Steel Corp.'
Shattuck (Frank,G).u.w

Dec~23
July

7% Sep
64% Sep

*15%

13 %

175

11%

preferred-.

Scranlon Elcc Co

11% Mar 25

17%
v

8% Sep

3

15 vb

50 %

250

22%

.

15

2

13% July
10% Jan
28

Mar

Aug 13
17% Mar 24

17

26

87

Aug 18

90

56% Apr

13% Dec
43

13

10

82% Nov

33

102

99% Aug 24
74
Oct
1

Mar 11

1

25

31% Feb 20

25

Sep

Mai 13

7% Feb
€8

27

45% July 31

15"/4
50 Va
*13 Va

*120

Seabd Air Line RR Co—

36% Sep 14
21% Sep 15

va

18%■s

700

13%

*211

22%

No par

conv

7%

la

175

92 %

200

95'.a

*7%

52

64 %

4

135

7%

250

1.40

prelerred

,

*95

7%

*120

92 %

Scovlll Mfg Co common..

4.30%

98

*95

*211

5

--

*131

175

15c

preferred

135

300

13 Vb

"

3.65%

*130'%

250

10

Scott Paper Co common..
$3.40 preferred •
.
$4

2,900

*120

18%

Corp

700

20'/a

*223'

18%

100

Industries Inc

38 Vb

19 Va

20

250

0

Corp

*38%

*38'/a

7%

'

Sangamo Electric Co..

387a

38%

175

*222

100

23%

85, %

32 3a

4

25

63 3 4

Co—100

preferred.;

*22%

25%

25%

100

St Regis Paper Co common
1st pfd 4.40% series A.

1

*111%

112

*173,

18

par

A

37%

1113,

32 3

*

84'%

84%

111%

32%

23

50%

13'/a

37%

23

1 J/a

15%

111

1,800

23

7Va

52 Va

10

Ry Co common_.No

noncum

1534'

52%

16

*84%

1,500

17%

98

*13%

9

28 %

17 Va

*95

133B

10

100

14-%

28 %

98

52%

15 7a

14%

'

17%.

130

*52

2,900

14%
29

1934

*13%

1

3,200

14%

■

7%

7%

28%

130

7%

5,500

22V4

17%

129

7%

46%
■

17%

*95

97%

*7

45%

800

30

14'%

129

131

—1

5

5%
St Louis Southwestern Ry
5%

127'%

20

common

~

46

'

1

'*38%

38%

38Va

,

_

No par

&

*23

5

Co

(The)

Light
E

7%

15

Works Inc

Preferred series

*22 %

7%

29%

preferred
4'%% conv preferred
St Joseph Lead Co
St

22 3%

*7%

17%

4%

160

18% Jan

16% Jun

45'%

*22%

7%

30%

Royal Typewriter
Co

45%
22%

7%

15%

preferred series A___

Ruberoid

45 %

*22%

7%

15

common..

Art Metal

45%
22%

7%

17%

(Jacob)

Sep

Co

45 Va

•

.

30 Va

Axle

&

100

&

-

-

50

_20

A_„

Controls

El

Spring

2

107% Nov

*88

7%

com—l

series

.24%

24 %

/•

*22%'

46%
22%

'7%

common

Gas '&

Rockwell

24

*60% Feb

.

45%
*22 Va

preferred

conv

Jun

9

23

5 % %

Aug 21

10

54

Inc

preferred

137

Oct

35 % Oct

Mills

4.50%

24'%

*23%

No par

Robertshaw-Fulton

24

99% Sep

84

Bobbins

13

3

13

17% July 18

24%

No par

Corp

15% Sep 29
50% Sep 30

15

24

Anlelopc Copper Mines-

6% Sep

23

9% Dec

3

Oil

1

Ritter Company

25% Aug 14

3

Manufacturing Co-.,

Richfield

Roan

44% Mar 10

4

19% Oct

33% Jan

27% Mar

23

22% Sep

16% May

23
13% Sep 14

Rlieem

\57

23

26%'

85

5%
58

5%

£§%

*58

853,

*85%

13'C 13%

13%

11%

j,

11%

11-

86

,

57«

*85%

86

13%
.

13%

137b

11%

11%

ll38

10

2,100

on

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t

Number 5261

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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
for Previous

Range

Range Since Jan. 1

59% Jan

5

Standard

Oil

of

California—No par

49%

50 %

50

2

Standard

Oil

of

Indiana

25

66%

67 %

66%

67

25

67

15

78% Jan

5

Standard

Oil

of

New

Jersey

15

68%

70%

69%

22

31

Sep
Sep

21

38% Jan

5

Standard

Oil

of

Ohio

common

10

31%

32

31%

100% Sep

18
5

94

May 11

100 % Jan

12

100

*94%

97

■*94%

157/a Jan
27 '/a Nov

10

3%7oi preferred series A

Sep

14

13 % Mar 26

18% Sep

14

27

8% Sep

17

Stanley

28

40'A Feb

5

12% May 11 ,
45% Mar 27 '

3

13% Sep
32% Jan

14

17% May 25

Sterchi

4

Sterling Drug Inc
3%% preferred

10

36% May' 2

45

Nov

13% Mar 24

17

July

22
91
Dec 23
32% Oct 29

43% Jan

44% Jan

8

1
18% May
14% Nov 10
13% Oct 23

22% Dec

30

17% Sep

2

32% Oct

n
18

36% Jan

16% Sep

Jun

•

2

17% Feb

2

10

Feb

21

16% July

15

18

1

Sep

30

8

30% Aug

6

20% Sep

14

28% Jan

9

40% Dec

31

21% Sep

21

43% Feb-

2

26% May 20

35% Dec

31

2G% Jun

10

35% Jan

5

17

10% Jan

21

8% Sep

29

.

8% Nov

99

1

19%

5

9%

Spring

common

Corp

Sta.rrett Co^tThc) .L S___
Bros' Stores

(J P)

Feb

82% Jan

Sun

2
5

27

'94% Jan

29

119% Feb

15

110

18% Oct

'6

24 %

15

Sep

14

22% Jan

28

24% Jun

3
16

23% Sep

30

22 % Dec

18

26% Apr

3

19% Sep

16

1

70% Dec

11

66

Sep

15

7 J % Apr

27

16

11% Jan

18

7

Sep

15

10% Jun

QJ)

"

J17

21% Mar 25

'24% Jan
<-

Oct

17

19

Oct

30

22 % Apr

24

520

25

Jan

14

100

Jun

18

May 12
13% Sep 15

26

<

Aug

22% Jan

4 % '/o-

19%
9%

10 %

*41

42%

*41%

42%

*14 Va

14 %

14%

14%

34

34 Va

34%

2,400

■

3334

V,

*89

10 %

10%

10'A

10

10

10 y8

3,300

42%

41%

413/8

200

14%'

14%

14'/a

14%

400

34'A

34%

34%

34%

5,500

4,500
*41%

91

*89%

91

18%

18%

18%

18

18%

14%

14%

14%

14%

14%

12%
17%

%

10%

10

26%

*89%

18%

18%

14'A

14%

700

12%

12%

123/4

12%

4,700

18

18

18

18

18

3,100

23

233/B

3,100

22

223/a

55,000

29%

29 Va

14%

•

17%

17%

23%

23

23%

22 Va

22% •'

22%

23

23

22%

22%

21%

22 Va

21%

22

29 Va

29

29

29

29 Va

29 y»

29'/a

8%

■

8%

?

8 Va

8Va

'

Va

8'A

1,800

2,900

8%

'

*92

*92

94

1

15%
*23%

94
'

73

73%

*92

73

-i;

23

23%

20%

67

67

67

7%

7%

10c

*560

585

50

*15 %

5
4.40% preferred ——
100
Sweets Co of'America (The)—4.16%

26%

7%

7%
*560

-20%
66 %

*570

15%

500

71

*113%

,

115

20,600

153/4

15%

153/4

233/4

*23%

233/4

1,400

20 Va

20%

20%

20%

1,100

>

7 %

7%

7%
'570

7%

15%

*14%

26%

*26%

1.900

15%

300

27

*15%

15%

500

7%
585

*570

585

•

67

*66%

67

*66%

585

15%

115

*23%

23%

*20%

•|7%

585

15%

15%

•

71

,y.

15%

16

23%

233/4

20%

73

*113%

114%

66%

Va

94

*92

1

15%

20%

94

*71

72

71%
*113%

16%

67

12.50

.

114%

16

*113%

*92

94

16%

114

20%

25

700

•

102% Jan > 2
10% Jan 24
30% Oct 30

14% Dec

15

12% Jan

13

135 % Jan

22

35%' Jan

2

2

41% Dec

29% Sep

21

40

78

30

86

32 % May

4

89 % Aug

J4

-01 % Jan

25

-

4

21

13

15% Nov

9% Dec

13% Jan

5

May 22

v

16

111 % Jan

5

7 % Feb

25

•

Jan

20

Gould

Tennessee,Corp
Texas

(James)

23

33

Sep

14

60% Jan

29

49% Sep

18

58

16
16

15

Jan

5

16

128

Oct

16

86

Jan

8

32% Jan

24

Jan

2

54% Apr
110% Jan

1,

Texas

Gulf

21

5

Texas

5% Oct

2

Texas

30% Sep

12

14

42% Feb

24

Dec

165

Jan

Sep

15

138

Mar

37% Jan

10

Sep

103

30

46 % Nov

19

135

15

107

195% Mar 28

Texas- Pacific

Coal

15% Feb

<

29

43% Feb

14

3G

10% Oct 10

14% Jan

22

9

Sep 25

26

12% Feb

1

7

Sep

2

7

14

7

11% Aug 31

Sep
Jun

40

Jun

4

1% Jan

15

8

9% Jun

16

1

59% Dec

16

48
4

Jun

17

4

25

31

July 28

78%

99%

99%

*99%

4%

4%

4%

4%

4%

14%

*14%

14%

*14%

14%

15%

■

Oct.

22

23% Dec

4

19% Sep
18% Sep

49

2

.35% Sep

24% July. 7

18% Apr 15
39% Oct 23

Jan

Fair.

4%

14%

15%
37'/a

900

14,000

5.

Timken

13 % Mar 25.

Toledo

Edison Co

15

11% Jun

10

23% Sep

14

29% Mar 19-

Transamerlca Corp

16% Oct 23

23 % Jan ; 3

12% Sep

14

20% Feb

Trans

22% Nov

28

18

21
15

Feb

2

17% Jan

27

24

112% Aug

7

15

20% Jan

30

8

9

Jan

10

112% Dec

15

15% Jan

3

21% Feb

15

15% Sep

19

47 'A Feb

25

24% Jan

30

44% Feb 15
21% Dec4

47% Aug 25

60% Dec

10

10% Oct

27

14% Dec

16

13% Jan

2

8% July 15

12% Dec

9

11% J an

15

Dec

38

31

-•49

'

69 'A Jan

30

preferred

Corp

—No par

—1;

:

1
1
50

Truax-Traer Coal Co common
Preferred

series

(conv)

A

45

Jun

8

25
15

10% Sep

14

14% Feb

2

14

55% Jan

15

8% Oct

2

13% Jan

8

9% Mar 20

6,700

86%

86%

84%

86 3A

3,800

5%

5'A

5%

2,300

33%

335/8

33%

33%

5,600

114

109%

112%

2,900

112 1

112
42%

7

*40%
2

*9%
43%
90
*1%
19%

18

*110

109

IO91/2

110

110

42%

42%

42%

7%

7%

7%

7%

15

14%

14%

14%

143/4

200

43%

44%

7,800

7%

43:%

8

15

'110

112%

110
114

109%

109

7%

1,700

■

400

15

*14%

12%

12'A

12%

12 Va

12 Va

12%

12

12'/a

900

*3534

30 3 4

*3.5%

36%

*35%

36:%

36%

36%

220

12%
36

9%

*8%

7

7%

41

*40

Va

*

9 Va

*8%
7

7 Va

*40%

41

2 Va

.

2 Va

*2

9%

2
10

9%

*9%

43%

43%
90

v

42%

43%

91

91

*91%

9'A
7 Va

7 Va

*40 Va
*2

2'A

9%

42%

42%

*91%

92

92

41

*40%

2%

.

■

500

7%

*7%

7%
41

*9%

9%
43'A

9%

*8%

9V4

CO
*

■

41

200

2%

*2

9%

43
*91 'A

100

43%

*9%

4,300
410

92

300

1%

1%

*1%

*19%

20%

19

19'A

19%

19%

*18%

19%

1,000

20%

20%

20%

20 Va

20%

20%

20%

20%

6,200

37%

37%

4,200

12%

5/600

*1%

2

19%
20%

2

*1%

1%

1 Va

2,800

20

20%

20

20 Va

36%

30%

37%

37

37%

37

37%

12

12

12

12

12

12

12%

24%

25%

24%

25%

24%

25

25

25

5,500

14%

14%

13%

14

13%

13%

13%

14

4,300

*17%

18%

*17%

18

18

18

14 %

14

14%

14

25
14%
18

14

13%

14%
108% 109%
15%
15%
*42%
43

109%
*15%
43

19%

109%

*109%

109%

15%

15%

15%
43

43

17%

17%

17%

50%

*49%

Xl2

50

16%
11%
36%

15%

16

11%

12

36%

37

*49

300

14%

8,100

109%

150

15%

15%

1,000

*42%

43%

109%

15%

43%

18%

6%

1093/B

110

*42%

51

6

14

14

16

17%

6

*17%

18%

43

50%

17%

15%
11%
36%

Transit com—No par
conv prior preferred
50
Coach Co
1

*110

42%

7%

15%

108

115

42%

8

50

5%

38

33%

1

Twin

37'A

84%

17%

20th-century Fox,Film new

8

373/8

33%

Tung-Sol Electric Co common——1
Conv'5% series of 1952—
50
Twin City Rap

<■

37%

37 Va

35%

13%

common

19'A Mar 25

34% Sep

7

$6

513/4

34%

24%

Steel—No par

Williams

&

51%

35

2

15 v. Jun

35% Sep
5% Sep

11

12% Jan

22

16% Sep

Transue

51 Va

84 %

—5

—i

Airlines Inc:.

World

Tri-Continental

18
Sep 25

42% Jun

16 % Aug 25

40% May 19

25.

50 Va

85%

5

No par

(The)

27% Maria

Sep

30%

51

38%

20%
19%
36%
11%

—

1.Bearing

Roller

12% Dec

"13% Sep
106% Jun

.

15
5
100

4

3

7

36%

50 %

111

50

25 % Mar

9

17% Dec

36%

84%

*8%

——

*21% Jan

May

2,400

15

37

5%

Transit Corp.Nopar

(J ;R)c.-

xl0% Jan

18

143/a

15%

303A

34%

1

;

46% Jan

25

*14%

15%

16

37%

No par

common

—

27 % Mar 25.

800

3,300

4%

4%

84%

No par

15

28

390

99

38%

7%
V*15
12%
36

14

2

3%.Tan

29%.Mar 27;

9,100

78%

84 %

Thompson' products Inc com
4Ho
preferred
Thompson-Starrett Co com—No par
:
,$3.5Q. preference—
—
No par
Tide Water Associated Oil
10
Timken-Detroit Axle
5

14
15

32%

99

37

50c

„

Co

Thompson

31%
*77%

100

*99%

38

No par

preference—

tThii d. Avenue

3

4,900

37

50%

51%

37%

51%

*36%

37

16

16

600

37%

78%

31 %

*77%

100

15%

32%

*14Va

15%

*14

78

31%
78%

31%

20

*15

37%

4%

42%

$2.50 convertible preferred

61% Mar 26

1

Sep

Aug

The

Thennoid

27

97 % Jan

11

19

8..

14

Feb

3 %

100

preferred—

conv

$2.40 conv

14 % Mar 12.

15

1% Sep

July 28

•22% Jun

Sep

88% Jan

3

98% July

9

41 %

$1.25

9% Jau

18

11

7 % Dec

32

78%

99%

4%

Thatcher Glass Mfg Co common—5

Mar 26

44

Jan

10

Jan

31%

78%

—No par

Textron, Iiic'common—

0

20

12% Jan

11

15% Feb

% Nov
8 % Jan

29

32%

37%

38

78%

1

&'Pacific Ry Co
Utilities Co—

42

11

15

25

105

37%

107%

Land .Trust—

Texas

14% Mar 10

Feb

Nov

13% Jan

38%

99%

-10

cdrtiiicates-

share

Sub

23

12% Mar

18% Feb

18"

38%

*106

15%

*15

15%

26%

26%
106

106

1

Oil

&

Texas

17% Jan

18% Jan

2

38%

50%

Inc

9

15

17

14

12% Oct 31

91% Jan

*14%

31

10
No par

Producing Co__

Instruments

47% Mar 19

21

7% Sep

10% Nov

15% Nov

42% May

15%

25

Gulf. Sulphur—

1

Texas:Pacific

41

15

14%
* 36%

l_",
—_I_

Co

84% Sep

34

31

116% July 14

46% Jan

32 '/a Oct

Nov

107

16

8
5

5'A Oct

Dec

37

27% Oct
100% Apr

8

*106

•

46 % Dec

35% Dec

*26%

106

106

38%

9

Telautograph Corp

26%

26%

26%

1071/4

*15%

1

Corp

Tuleutl, Inc

16% Aug 13
47% Mar 3,

50% Oct

„

*106

25

*/.

4.—:

15% Mar 25

5

8% Jan

14

common

Sylvania Elec Prod Inc com
7.50
: $4
preferred —
———-No par
$4.40 cum pfd (conv)—..—No par
Symington

34% May 19

-

Co

Co

V

15

16

115

1
23

Jan

&

Swift

.

4% Sep

28

4% Mar 11

j5 %

Oct

17:!'o May
6
39% Mar 18

97% J tin

Dec

7% Jan

May

102

Sep

Sutherland >iPaper

'

1,700

18%

14%

12%

18%
*

12%

Superior Steel Corp

28% Aug 12 r
110% Mar 27 •

—

,

2,900

12%

8%

—

26%

17%

8Va

—

26%

12%

8%

91

26%

26%

12%

8%

96

19%

9%

*941/2

96

*94%

97

*94%

26%

Superior Oil of. California

7

5,500

97-

29

5 %%' conv

20

31%

91

*71%

Oil Corp common

'

23% Mar 26 '

635

Apr 14
27% Jan 26

26% Aug 26
112% Nov 24

570

490

Sunray

31%

27

*112%

preferred-

31%

26%

100

4% 7o

A

31 %

*89%,

preferred1 series A
25
2nd pld ser 1950—20

-Class

•

31%

91

No par

Sun Oil Co common—>_

Jan " 6

31%

22%

1

Sunshine Mining Co_

8% Oct

18

July"' 7

24,500

31%

23

l

Sunshine Biscuits Inc—

May

63

Apr

,69% Sep

69%

17%

1

20

preferred—No par

101% Jun

3

0

4

69%

18%

-

No par

A

69%

27

*14

5

Corp common

series

68%

27

Corp ■'•——No par

Chemical

$4.50

'

69%

20%

*89%

5

Jan

Apr
79% Jan*

96

114%

r

68%

%

9%

100

Studebaker >Corp - —1_1

8,600

70

19%

9%

34 Va

Corp

681/4

20

33%

—15

Ba.er -!&, Fuller Co—
Stokely-Van Camp Iiic common
;5 % prior preference

50%

67%

10%*

5

& Co Inc

49%

67 %

10%

14'%

common

50%

66%

10%

43

14

14,600

49%

67

50%

10%

Va

Stix

Sunbeam

*

1

Inc__;

Shares

Oct. 2

Oct. 1

66%

49%

10%

%

*41

No par

Stone & Webster

J'

10 % Mar 13

Mar 20

95

Steel

Warner

Stewart-Warner
.

31% Feb ', 5

Jan

10

Stevens

15% Mar 11

16% Jun
18

f

23% Feb

1

■

2

14

10% Sep

equip Mfg Co——.

Standard

'

14% Sep >25
•

21

Mar 25

35% Aug 12
94% Jan 14

87

Apr 30

98

.

Stand Ry

25% Sep

31

the Week

Friday

Thursday

Sept. 30

50%

•81% Jan

Jan

Sales for

HIGH SALE PRICES

Wednesday

Sept. 29

Sept. 28

477/b Jan

10
11'A Oct 30
22% Feb 27

•

Tuesday

Monday

,

''

Par

15

Mar 15

65

Jan

23

STOCK

21

Oct 16
35% Oct 23

16% Nov

YORK

EXCHANGE

Sep

49 %

23

92

72

•

Highest

65% Sep

64 % July

3
Oct 16

94

NEW

LOW AND

'

Lowest

Highest

50 Va Jan

70%

Continued—Page 11

STOCKS

Year 1952

Lowest

17%

17%
51%

51%

100

2,800

18'A

50%,

,

140

15%

15%

15%

13,200

12
..

12

*11 Vi

12%

*

11 %

12%

900

37%.
6%

*36%

37%

*36%

37%

140

6%

6%

6%

600

*36%

6%

6%

153/B

*

6 Va

15%

15%

U
Oct

10

15% Feb

2

47% Oct

30

56 Vb Feb

4

12

11% Jun
Feb

23

Dec

104

16

4

3

65%

65%

17,100

.10

21%

21'A

21'A

21%

21%

21%

21%

21%

*21%

21%

2,300

102'A

102'A

102%

Apr 21
9

45% July

121% Mar 31
50 'A Nov

19% Jun

15

Apr 30
July 31

25

107

Jan

30

33% Jan

2

104% Dec

16

8
17

>

16

37% July 25
107

Sep
17% Feb

18
11

Feb

4

110

Jan

Preferred

$4.50

series

No par

101%

15

97

Jan

Preferred

$3.70

series

No pdr

*84

78% Jun

3

Jun

18

37 Va Jun

90

44% Aug

13

115% Jan

5

50 % Jan

6

'

102'/a Jun

21

22
22

3

74

Feb

11

Feb

8

18

May

7

.41% Sep
106 % Jan

2

32 % Mar 23

15
15

104 % Jan

July

37% Feb

4

Jan

13% Jun

16

107

16% Mar 20

15

61% Jan

5

23
3% Apr 22

31% Feb

11

Jan

2

4% Jun

23

5% Feb

24

67

4% Feb

18
29

10

17% Jan

8

12% Aug 31

16% Feb

2

44

23% July 22

30

.

Sep

28

11% Sep

14

21

7~3~

1

46

7

95% Sep

9

Apr"

Sep

65
101

101% Feb 20

119

Aug 27

104

167

Jan

8

179

May

16

Jan

9

61

Mar 19

19

May

9% Dec

2

5




31% Dec 31

22

2% May 12

14

15
Sep 14
Aug 31

102% Aug

Jan

5

Mar 26

31% Jan

5

Jan

20

120

175

Mar 16

9

159

Jun

9

27% Dec

2

19

Sep

35% Jan

66

Sep

8

58

14
17

Feb

9

25% Jan

2

12

16% Sep

8

Sep
10% Jan

68

23

101%

101%

"20

40%

8,200

101 %

2,500

40%
45%

45%

45%

46

46%

46%

46%

46%

39'A

3

9'A

39%

40

39%

39%

40

40%

40 Va

40 Va

1,300

41'A

40%

41%

39%

40%

40 Va

41%

41

41 Va

28,400

*102%

102 %

102%

102%

103

22%

22%

22%

22%

22%

*90%
34%

91%

*90 %

91%

*90%

34'A
104

34 Va

34%

34%

—5

Aircraft Corp common1

convertible preferred—
Air

Inc

Lines

$4.50

40%

.100

*102%

common—10

Biscuit of America

No par

preferred

No par
10

& Carton Corp

United

Board

United

Carbon Co

1

United-CaTr Fastener
United

—

series of 1952-100

Preferred 4%%

No par
No par

Cig-Whelan Stores com—30c

100
1
United Dye & Chemical Corp com_l
7%
preferred
'
100
United Electric Coal Cos.
5
United Engineering & Foundry
5
$3.50 convertible

United

Corp

"When

preferred

(Del)

Gas Improvement

_

S Leather Co

.

No par

.

*102%

103

22% 23%
91
91 %
34% 34%
*102
104
14
50%
26

4

79%

51%
*25%

.

14
51 %
26%

*100%

102

101

'

103

22%

3,600

200

14,100

91%

200

343/8

1,000

104

'TOOVa

13 %

13%

1.100

13%
,

13%

*51
*25%

51%

51%

51%

26%

*25%

26%

300

4

'4%

11,500

*80%

4

4

800

12%

12%

12%
47%
26%

49%
26%

47%

50

49

49%

22,900

26%

26%

27

27

27

15,600

26%
34

26%
33%

47%
26%
26%
33%

26%

26%

26%

26%

26%

26%

33%
11%
1%
47%
98
98
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105% 106%
169
169
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61

33%

33%

33%

33%

1,500

12

11%

11%

8,600

1%

1%

4,100

48%

3,900

44

46

26%

11%
1%
48%

98%

23%
104
-105%
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19%
59
59
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101'A

46%
26%

5%
8%
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56
59
11%
11%
12%'-12%

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23%

103

101%

4'/a
82%
5%
10
63%
12%
12%

4%
83

5

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11%
1%
47%

102

23
23%
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34% 34'/8
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104
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'51% 51%
26% 26%
4
4%
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83
5
5%
8%
9

14
51
26

26%

distributed"

Co—13%
United Merch & Mfrs Inc
1
United Park City Mines Co (The)_l
U S & Foreign Securities
No par
$4.50 1st preferredNo par '
U S
Freight Co
No par
U S Gypsum Co common
20
1% preferred
100
U S Hoffman Machinery com
5
4%% preferred
100
United

U

98

39%

101%

—10

3

*95

40%

45%

Gas Corp

13% Mar

2

98

39%

40

41%

United

10

83

470

86

*81%

102 %

14

37% Feb

103

*83

83

45%

—

40%

*95

98

103

86

40%

California

of

Mar 27

17

39%

103

101%

United

2

19

98

No par

26% Oct

Sip"

*95

Co

14

15% Jan

*81%

98

Fruit

Sep

26

83

*95

United

58% Jan

64% Jan 30

24

11

30

2

15

30% Jun

96% Jan

Sep

72 '/a Mar 13

Jan

10% Sep

49

34%

54% Jan

24

Feb

5% Jan

86

*81%

81%

25

United

21

100

1% Sep

12% Oct

5r/o

*81%

83

*95

*83

86

No par

Pacific RR Co common

United

30

21
July 21

Sep

29% Aug

6

Union

29

21%' Sep

25

30

29

88

3.3% Sep

25

"21% Jan 15

46% Mar 26

4r/o

*83

83

-50

Oil

Union

17

102 Va

103 '

86

No par

series

102%

*84

86

noncumulalive preferred--50
No par
Tank Car Co

Union

15

25%" Sep

10 %

5% Nov

$4

series

$3.50

Preferred

10

11

5% Mar 21

4% Jan

Preferred

Jan

Sep

48% Sep

9

87% Jan
100

44'A Jun

100

70'/a Mar 19

69% July

Elec Co of'Mo dommon

Union

24 % Mar

&

Jun

4% Apr

3% Feb

2

82 Va Jun

98
'

33% Feb

17

26% Nov

30%

2,600

1,400

65%

l

53% Oct

42%

65

1
21

24% Jan

42%

65 Va

24

14% Oct

42 Va

64%

31% Apr

Oct

41%

65%

31

1514 Dec

4 2'A

65%

38 '/a Dec

47

41%

65%

1

50

42%

41%

65 %

28

57% Oct

42

41%

No par

23

Nov

3,600

8%

Carbon

Sep

*13

2,000

35%

8%

Carbide

39

101% Jan

11%

35%

8%

Bag &' Paper Corp

12

30% Jan

llVa

35%

8%

Union

42% Aug

91% May

11%

35 Va

8%

Union

1

24% May

11%

37

81/2

49 Va Mar 20

37% May
101 Va Jan

11%

351,2

72% Feb

104

2

May

11%

8%

16

'

Jan

45 Va Jan

11%

36%

8%

15

91% Jun; 5

15

35% Oct

11 Va

36%

9

38%J3ep

98

25

100

11%
36%

8%

61% Jun

»

ill

Jan

36

2

9

83% Jan

xl 1%

Jan

2

94

1

,„5

Rubber Co1

&

,_20

24 % Dec

30

Jan

May

...

No par

Corp

Union Asbestos

6

50

27

•

93

Underwood

72'A Dec 30

26

57

Udylile Corp (The)—

14% Aug

3

43 Vb Jun

<

21

15

-

4
81%
5
9

60%
-

61%

61%

11%

12%

12

11%
1%
48%
97
23% 23'A
105
105
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169%
11 Va
1%
47%
97

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19%
61
15

33%
11%
1%
47

81

\

5

9%
RO

81
5

*9%
60

81%

110

5

5%

10,200

8%

9%

9,800

12%

12Va

12%

12%

121/4

11%
1%

1%

60 Va

57

*11%

.

700

12%

1,800

12%

1,800

5,900

47%

48

48%

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98

96%

98

23%

23

23

800

105

105

1,400

23 Va

105

105

169%

169%

*169%

19V4
61

19%
*59

1,270

169 3A

30

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19%

300

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61

50

12,100

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Financial

The Commercial and

-A.

,yadnoMlci rhC October

(1290)

«

NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
LOW

STOCKS

Range for Previous
Year 1952

Highest

Lowest

18*« Jan

3

x7% Dec

23% July tl

17 Vb Sep

24

7% Jun

8 Mi Nov

3574 Oct 23

39*'. Dec

•

34

Sep

Jan

4

58% Apr

23

19

263/4 Oct

16

x81%Jun

17

90% Dec

31

26

8

7374 Sep

34% Mar 21
Mar 28

90

31

102 J/4 Jan

J1

30%

'

25
16

97% Apr

3%%

31 Va Jan

23'/a Aug 31

16

2

53

Oct

30

8 7'/a Mar 29

37% Sep

18
14

67 % Jan

2

61

Jan

3

May 29
42'/a Dec 31

55 Va Sep

18

66% Feb

2

15

44

37 Yh Oct

23

138 Vo May 16
19 "« Oct

20

363/4 July 25
5% Jan
7
8% Dec

24

*87'/a Oct

22

68 %

Jan

24

23

Feb

13

41'

May 18

144

7% Apr

10

10% Jan

11

Jun

27

4 Vb Jan

19

94

27'a Apr 23

127% Sep

144% Mar 11

% J*n

S

144 % Jan

14

21% Feb

26

35% Jun 29

39 % Jan

28

Aug 31

17% Sep

9'/a Mar 19

15
75% Sep 28
7% Sep

% Sep

1

j

2

1% Sep

8

22% Jan

90

23

11

169

14

65

67

May 23
28V. Apr IS

Jan

34

24

% Feb

Sep

3

14

Feb

2

28% Jun

10

34% Mar 25

11

125

31

125 V2 Jun
24 Vb Apr

9

93 Va Apr

29

18% Oct

88

29% Jan

6

137 Va Jan
27 % Dec

31

110% Jun

8

116% Nov

20

103% Dec

22

Mar 20

92

July 17

100

preferred

3Va%

8
I
8

Virginia

Ho par

Va-Carolina Chemical com

27% Jan

partic preferred
100
Elec A Power Co eom—10

dlv

6%

preferred
dividend preferred

100
100

preferred

100

114% Jan

2

tft

2

92

July 20

100

Jan

8

$4.04

15

92

Jun

3

100

Jau

23

$4.20

Jun

5

33% Apr

24

37% Jan

4

25% Sep

15

35% Feb

*27% Jun

14

31

Jun

13

25% Sep

18

SO

Feb

19

35 % May 22

44% Jan

11

16% Apr
28% Mar

8

18

Jan

18

g

31% Oet

36 % Mar

• \

Mur

15

18

22

20

preferred
Vlsking Corp (The)-

Jan

Vulcan

4

70 Va Mar

Jun

25
28
ff
10
M

6%

48% Aug 17

5

14% Sep
27

dividend

Virginia Ry CO common

2

15

7%

7%

7%

7%

7%

774

■■■„

.

Detinnlng Co eommon

preferred

7*

1%

*16%

26%

26%

27

?7\'.

.

1%
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2

*1%
27%

'

.26%

160

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160

*156

80

79

1%
17%

27%

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27%

77%

1%

18

2

2

1%

27%

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1%

1%

17%

76

77

75%

76

2

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27%

27%

27

26 Vs

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158

157

80

330

13/4

2

26

1,600

174

17%

17%

2

27%

Ms,

100

300

27%

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„

12,700

2

27%

158

90

200

8

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174
18

1,600

26 y8

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2,100

tit.

158

50

,

16 %

16%

16 %

16%

16%

16%

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63%

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63%

62%

62%

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30%

30%

30%

30%

31

31

6%

130% Jan

106

7%

6%

15
15

25% Jan:

63/4

32%

23

112

*6%

13%
*27%
6%
26%
*126
126
25%
*87
17%
*114
24%
*111

Sep

16% Sep

19

2

103'% May

13

27% Aug 13

6--%

18%

19

38%

33%

10

22% Jun

19

24

Nov

21 % Jan

Mar 12

May 29

1874

*6%

3,000

38%

6%

19
38

13%
28

Co

2.50
Vlcks Shreve & Pacific Ry com—100
5% noncumulative preferred—100
Victor Chemical Works common—_5

Mar 19

Apr

28

87% Sep

128
127

3

2

1874
38%

*6%

18%
38

32%

Vick Chemical Co

Oct

19

38%

6%

%

*

136%

7%

7%
1

1363/4

6%

13%
28

2

Dec

2,700

136 VB

35

7

1334
28%
6%
26%
128

27'/a Oct

Jan

2,200

33%

23 Va Apr

32

136 3%

13%
28%
6%
26%
*126
*126
26%
«
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17%
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24%
110
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94%
*27%
25%
44%

Vertientes-Camaguey Sugar Co—6%

127

136%

32%

6

129

136%

136

136

*.60

10% Jan

1

136 Va

30,400

Corp of Amerlco—Hopar

Norman

3

500

35%

30%

Raalte Co Inc

17

56'/a

30%

Vanadium

Apr

*55%

35%

Ho par

Van

24% Oct

393/a

56%

*61 Va

Van

6

39i/4

55%
35

10®

17% Mar 23

9

39'/a

56%
35%

39

39

63

45% Mar 25

23

39

56

34%

41

17

32% Mar 25

420

56

75%

1

15

10

17,600

134

35%

15%

preferred
Utah Power Ac Light Ce

133%

26%

56

39%

40%

*10%

100

4 % %

75%
82

2574

35%

Inc

Pictures Co Ine eom

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3,600

56 %

•

Tobacco eomJfopar

Leaf

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25 V8

1333/4

133

132%

75%

24%

35%

136

preferred

preferred

8%

132%

25 VB

25%

24'/a

35%

38%

preferred—HO par

Paper

30% Sep

15% Jan

98% Jun

Wall

convertible

25%-

132%

18%

Universal

68 % May 20

132%

132

*37%

Universal

7

*81

18%

2

17 % May 20

*72%

82

37%

17

167

75 Va

*81

I8V2

Feb

13

*72%

500

63

24%
82

75%
82

*6%

convertible

$6

61%

351%

*55'a

United Stores $4.20 noncu 2d pfd-5

4%

63

23%

*72 Va

*37%

United

*60%

5,200

8 Ma

*35

62%

Shares

18

.*7%

35 Va

*81

131 Va

1774

8

*35

75%

1

Corp

24

25%

1774

24%

*60%

25%.

Oct. 2

35

35

25%

Ho par

Co common

Stockyards

12 Va Sep 15
27% Sep 14
6% Sep 21

25% Dec

95

7%

*7%

8%

81

noncumulative preferred—28

U S Tobacco
Onited

17%

18

25%

1®®

.

4

12

119

preferred

*7%

Sales far
the Week

Friday

Oct. I

81

*72%

Ho par

Corp common

S Steel

16

23

Apr

24

Jan

Dec

116

63

23%

40% Aug 14
31

23'/. Apr
116

*60%

17 Va Jan

8

30

10

62%
24

common—3
8®
Universal American
Corp——.—1
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp
1

Jan

61

S3

Mar 19

3 Vb M*y

9

155

July 28

33% DK

8

13% Nov
27 V» Oct

Aug

14% Dec

24

Apr

7
6

16

26% Jan

2

May
Jan

*60%

x23%

Corp common

8
8Vo noncum 1st preferred
10®
S Smelting Ref Si Mtn com—10
7% preferred
——
8®

7%

Mar 18

4

14

156

35%

27% Oct

3% Jan
26 % Dec

% Sep

16% Sep

35%

29'/a Aug 12

2

1

18

Jan

35%

29% Mar 12

6

21 % May 27

27

74 May 23

8

2

6% Jan

23
15

241,, July 25

O

D

28

33 Va Sep
135

*35%

preferred series A
preferred series JB

3%%

22 7b Oct

6

8Va

V 8 Rubber Co common

13674 Jan

146% Feb

*7%

Card Co

S Playing

S Plywood

85% Jan

79 % Sep

17%

818

20
10
1
-10®
10®

preferred
Foundry Co

U

32 % Feb

18%

S Pipe &

U

Mar

64

22% July 29

17%

17 VB
°7%

Thursday

Sept. 30

18

1

PRICES

Wednesday

v

Sept. X!)

Sept.

-10

U

8 Lines Co common

4%%
O

40'/a Mar 17

14

67

Sep

Jan

D

22

15

9

56

.

22'/a Jan

15

Par

EXCHANGE

Highest

Lowest

Tuesday

Monday

STOCK

1UKK

NEW

Range Since Jan. 1

SALE

HIGH

AND

—

26%

90%
17%
116
-24%
111

95
94'/a
28
26%
" 45%
15
.15%
*27%
28'%

'

'

27
27
*126
128
*126
—
26
26%
*87
90%
17V2
17%
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115
24%
24%
*111
112
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95
*94%
96Va
28
28
25%
25%
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45
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15'%
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28'%

17V2

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95
*95
97
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28%
26%
26%
44%
44V2
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15%
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•

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28%
26%
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/.

14%
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63'/a

20

31

3,700

32%

32%

3.200

*13 Va

14

27%

28

6%

1,100

1,000

6%

*126

1,500

27'/a

27

3,200

128

*126

*126
26Vs
26%
*90
90%
17%
17'/2
*114
116
25
25Vs
ni7'8 niy9

115
24%
111%

12,000

303/4

32Va 32%
1374
13'/a
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6%
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27
27
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128

33
13%
28%
6%
27
128
126
26%
90

16%

~10

26%

27%

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17%
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17'%

111%

25

4,500

111%

95

90

95

*96

97

95

28V*
26'%

3,200

116

24%

97

1,900

90%

-

28%

J

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45

10
10

28'%

•

26'%

44%

500

1,600

44 Va

400

14%

15
28'/2

14%

1,400

T

28 Va

*27

w
$5

68% Dee

Sf

59

3

Wabash

RR

13% Mar 10

Waldorf

System.

4%%

Sep

14
12

24

6
12'/a Aug
29% Jan 14

12% Jan

Nov

23% Oct

1

29 % Jan

I

Walgreen Co

42 V, Apr

29

61 y4 Jen

7

43% Jun

16

150% Aug

4

Walker

15

Feb

27

Apr

11 % Jan

27

17
2

Dec

22

10% Jen

30

5 Va Sep

17% Jan

11

21% Dec

3

18% Jan

98

12

104% Dec

•

98

8

Jan

11 Va

15
25

Oct

Jun"

22
3

27% May 15
26% Jan
4
24% Oct

16

May

19% Feb
11 % Nov

9% May
26

23
]

20% Jan

35% Jan

30

37

Dec

30

31% Sep

3

'28

DM 31

14

8

84

16

41% Jen

Mey

»

1
••

8

9% Oct

15

46% Apr
18

84

9

Wash

Power——

Water

Wayne

28% Feb

a

No pat

84% Feb

3

1»% Sep

15

29% Jan

I

17% Sep

Webster

■

$4

A

com—2.50

preferred

He par

Indies

98% Jun

17

107% Jan

9

West

88 Va Jun

18

102

32

89 Va Jun

29

1

7

Jan

18

9

99% Jan

15

13 Vb May 15

16% Jwn

15

69

19

86

Sep

29

109

8% Sep
43% Sep

15

104

Jun

Aug 24

„1

—

4

Western

Air Lines Ine.

15

57% Mar 11

Western

Auto Supply Co

14

32 % Mar 35

Western

Maryland Ry common—100

2

63 Va Mar 25

46'/a Feb

20

64 % Dec

12

46% Sep

32
80

Mnr 20
Oct

Oct

30

14

67% Mar 18

Western

May 14

38% Feb

18

99% Sep
2
48% Aug 13

27% Nov

21

22 % Sep

14

29 V«

May 18

48% Dec

31

39''2 Sep
91'a Jun

15

50

Mar 18

Westinghouse Air Brake
Westinghouse Electric com

127

Mar 20

41 Va Jan

30

10

22

May

4

Weston

14

127

Mar

4

Wheeling A

40% Mar 17

22

80 % Sep

30

86'/, Mar 24

7

25 Vb Sep

14

30

2

23

8% Mar

9

32

2

27 Va Aug
13 Vb Dec

4

Apr 29

7

Sep

Sep

15

15

Jan

28% Mar

8
4

12% Jan

8

32% Apr

13

27% Sep

3

29

18% Sep

11

3(1% May 27

17

11% Feb

17

16 Va Aug

6

8% Oct

22

12% Jan

22

7% Sep

21

11% Mar 26

68 % Nov

14

75% Feb

13

6312 Oct

2

12% Aug
15% Apr

74% Mar 10

18

9% Sep

25

21 %

15

25% Dec

17

7

28'% Nov

25

Oct

15

138

Nov

26

16

64

Jan

25

42 % Apr 17
26% Feb 20

76 Va Jan

8

.97% Feb

20

6

13% Jan

IB

307% May 22
29% Mar 11

Elec

Wheeling Steel Corp
$5

conv

While

prior

Dental

White

A

Co

48

15

35% Mar 17

83% Feb

I

75

Sep

10

86

118

Nov

19

22

75 V, Jan

14

S% Oct

23

13% Fab

1

*32% Jun

0

13% Jan

8

21% Oct

39% Jan

2

51% Dec

27 V, Oct

16

40% Jae

34

23
15

17% Jan

Oct

Jan

2

4% Nov

17

21




14
15

130% Mar 10
76

Aug 14
11V, Mar 17

14

39 V4 Apr

Yale

23% Apr

York

34

34

9

Sep

14

Sep

14

11% Sep

10

3 % Sep

14

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«

6% Apr

13

Zenith

19

34%.

33%

103% •103%

18374

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97'j

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93%

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-

93%
14%
80

;

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8%

14

520

V4

-

1,200

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5,000

;

34 %

34%

7,400

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3434 *.

1®4%

260

..

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95

14%

81'/4

106

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95

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14%

8174

97

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97

81

8%

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106

10

14%

81%

1,200

,

1,100

81%

20

106

*104'/a

8%

8%

3,800

8%

8%

46

44%

45

Va

46 Va

46 Vb

46

46'/«

22%

20%

21%

21%

21%

21%

2174

48

47%

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47%

*46%

47%

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47%

300

48%

49 Va

49%

3,400

48 7 '8

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48%

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.

48

49%

48%

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93

92%

92'%

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49

93

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1.500
4,800

200

93

43%

43%
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43%

43%

43%

43%

22%

22 %

22%

22%

23

43%

43%

94 Va

43%

44%

44 Vb

44%

94 %

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94%

95

95

95%

17 %

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800

17%
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18%

2,000

32 %

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43%

<■17

33

*94%

17%

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24%

32%

95

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17%

17%
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32%

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9,500
18,600

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*124%

i
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^

24

32

32

81'%

80%

81

27

27

27

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27

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27 <»•

•

24%

81 %

*26%

24 %

24%

*24%

25

'247V

25

-3,900

32

%•

32%

81

81

32%

81%

3,500

323/4

80%

"

.

:

400
1500

1

common

7%

7%

7%

7%

7%

7%

20

Motors

Inc

Iron

*26%

27 5 e

*26%

27%

*26%

27%

*20%

*26

20 34

27

20 %

'■'*26

27

20%

197b

19%

*19%

20%

20

20

16%

16%

13,600

874

9,900

7%

3,800
700

16 %

16%

16'/4

8%

16%

8%

8%

16%

16%

8%

8%

8%

64%

8%

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8%

8%

64%

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64%

63%

9%

*9%

9%

*9%

9%

300

29%

29%

29%

.'500

28

28 3/4

5,900

*130

133%

10

~

(Del)

*62%

9%

9%

l

*29%

29%

10

26%

27 %

~ioo
10

"10

IIIIlO

No par
§

Towne

Mfg Co
conimoh^ssfaaL.— I

28

*131

17%

132

17%

*9%
*29

64%
10

29%

27%
*131

27 %
132

27%

27%

133

*131

28%
133

17%

17%

400

64

3,400

38

38

38%

38%

17%

17'/a

38%

39

43%

43%

43%

38%

43%

38%

39

393%

1,400

43%

27 %

43%

43%

27%

43%

43%

27

433/4

6,900

27

27%

27%

28%

5,500

*76

27 V8
78

*100

102'/2

27%
*76
*101 %

74%
8%

27%
77
104

74%
8%

77%
102

77%
102

*74%
8

74%

8%

33%

18%

18%

18%

18%

49

48%

48%

par

'22%

23%

23

No par

23

35%

36%

35%

No par

36%

11%

11%

n..

*29

17%

33%

■„

27%
*131

29 %

17 "4

*48%

..I

9%

17%

(

Corp

*60

*29

17%

prelerred„~50

Zonite Products CorpI

7%

16%

No par

convertible

V

16%

Co

Jr

7%

No par

common

Co

7%

1

common

Worsted Co_

Radio

*18%

1,300

.

.

21%

24%

Youngstown Sheet A Tube
Youngstown Steel Door

% Jan

1874

•

2.5

<Wm)

Corp

18%

74%

'

22%

Young (L A) Spring A Wlre_No

47% Jan

84

A

4%%

34% Jan

23

63% Jun
29

53% Mar

18%

22

,74

...

44'%

Corp common
No par
Prior preferred 4%%
Bertes—_I00
Prior pfd 4%% conv series
100

15

Jun

19

..

44%

Worthington

Wyandotte

1874

*21%

•

22'/a

A

Wrigley

1874

46

1

Woolworth (F W)

Sep

22%

88%

6% Jan

■7% Sep

7*

1874

-

43 Va

Corp

16% Sep

60% Jen

16

Sep

71% May 12

47

Jan

39% Oct

101

Mar 19

21%

72%

19 :

44 Vb

.

30

14

Sep

2134.

74%

18%.

23

82

Jan

42% Sep
26

•

74

33.%

-

46%

26%

Woodward

9

900

18%.

-

300

3,200

1074

1074

.

700

874

??

81 %

4

19

8%

iq%

•

46

26%

2

45% Dec

104

8%

22

8%

22%

No par 1

com

Jan

3

82

21%
.

*1074

4,500

13%
21

*2074

9

*8%

10%

13%

500

-

48

preference—No par
(The 8 8)
20

18% May

Jan

"14%

.

5,400

1

,

26 V8

2574

.,

•;

.

.

100

53

135

,34%

104

30%

44

Ry

10

24

34

313/4

100

$4.25
preferred
Wilson-Jones Co

Winn

2574

247/«

31 Vs

*3074

■

2,300

,

43%

Co

Willys-Overland
Wilson

25%

',

163%

y

'

.■

1,800

c

22%

preference
Oil

2574,

13%

400

,

-

,

*24%

30%

25%

12

.16%

31%

30%

12

•

43%

Mfg

Sewing Machine

Prior

Wilcox

2474

31V*

-

100%

10

B

Motor Co

White

16%

*2474

,

'4,400

•

■

.

12%

Corp
Erie

25

23

12.50

series

Inst

Lake

1,000

__10

21

Apr

187%

93

Sep

126

17

17%

48

36

24 % Jun

18%

8%'

16%

16%

12%

30%

22.%

■747%

18

100

Lovett Grocery Co
Wisconsin Elec Power Co com
6%
preferred
Wisconsin Public Service

32% Nov

70 % Dec

W

24 % Jan

v.;

7476

19

104 Va

12 74

*10%

19

No par

com

16% Jun

May

128% Jan
51

14% Jen

2

RR

preferred

45

89% Jan

28

3.80%

Jan

34% Jan
14% Jan

Pacific

30 % Sep

126

29% Jan

17% Jan

100

Preferred series A
Western Union Telegraph—

17

4

10

preferred

7

23

•10% Aug
29 Va Jan

i

11

25

6

2nd

Oct

28% Oct
Oct

honcum

45% Feb

16% Jun
127

4%

100

1,400

v

53/4

574

*99%

,

9

19%

8%

L

■

-

''

100'/a

9

18%

*103%

*99%

13%

14%

8

481/4

•'

21:

*80'%

12% Jan

"48%

23

*13%.

14'/4

1—100

23%

\

<.

'2074

80'2

preierred

12%

23%

•

534

13%

14

Va %

62

*12%

'

•

23

21 i

80

4

5%
„*2234

*20%

93 Va

5

12

*22
,

5%
23

10%.

10%

21%
1

48%

9'%

9

10%

>76'

*47 74

31%

13%.

*90

Jan

99% Jan

•

*60

1234
23%

31 %

20%

93 %

C—j

Sep

1

21%

5r75-.

9

*24%

25%

13'%
26%

*90

series

Jan

3

10%

25%
•

100

preferred

20

Nov

20 3 e

Virginia Coal A Coke——9
West Va Pulp A Paper
eom_Mopar

4.10%

45

101

25%

13%

20%

62

23'%

•*30 %

30%

96 Va

West

16%

32

*30%-

25%

*60

*121/4
•

*99%. 100%
12 "4
12 Ms

.

25

31 Va

30%.

102'/a

19

2

*24%

31 Va

30%

*93%

23

24% May 14
35 % Feb 20

25

16%

102 Va

IB

95VaJau

16 Vs

16'%

5%.
*22%

12'%

96%

Dec

90

12'e

12%

34»'«

47

■

*99V4

101%

56 % Dec

98

5%-

23

33%

26% Dec

4

J

100 Va

*93 "2

30

16

5%
23

•..101'%

B

21

Mar

!

100 "a

ioq

pfd

series

22

Oct

'

62

'

5%
23

23

uilOO

Power 4%*

preferred

Oct

37

48%

Ho par

Penn

4.20%

34% Oct
89

*47%

8%

.g.

^

Snowdrift

convertible

West

48%

I

■

Investment na
Oil

48 v

0

.

Pump Co

Wesson

48%

13-%

13% FCb 35
12% Mar 27

23%

*60

30 %

3
par

Waukesha Motor c«.

Wayne Knitting Mills

21% Sep t'l
73% Oct
1

23'/a

-*24%

p*r

—

I

109% July 19

15% Jan

Mar 16

Foundry A Pipe
No
Petroleum Corp:
Washington Gas Light Co—Ho

1«

Feb

Aug

30

17% Apr

12%

23%

16

Warren

6

*12 "4

23%

12'8

Warren

J»n

*60

12%

*98%

Inc—

4

110% Sep

6

Warner-Hudnut

62

12%
23%

5%
-

In

■

103 Va Apr

Jun

Pictures

37% Feb

106Va Maris
96% Jun
2

72.

Bros

28% Jan

=3

106 74 Jail

Warner

24% Mar 23
•

1
100

9

30

37 % Dec

16% Jen

;

2.50
common

preferred:

29

28 % Dec

9

18

Co

Baking Co

5%%

Jun

2

'

Ward

Sugar Corp
West Kentucky Coal Cm
West Penn Electric Co—

2

102

10

Sep 14
Sep 15

Walworth

4

37% May 14
31

•

14

14% July 31
11% Jen 19

Feb

No par

62

48

10

12%

23%

No
-

(Hiram) G A W

33% Mar 19
•

9

14

28

17

24

14

May 12

17% July 17

Sep 21
Jun

Sep

28

Sep

23 Va

28% Sep
29

Sep

80% Feb

12

5

Sep

32% Jen

Jan

14'a Jun

•

17'% Apr

15

13

17

98

Sep

20

30

21% Muy
29 Va Jun

25
105

3

.

24% Dec

Oct

Oct

9

2

15

18% Jan 31

19

3

30

Sep

*60%
*12'!»

100

preferred

-

—

^3/

33%

11%

34

12

74%
8

*76 %

34

60

75 %

500

7%

34 %

34%

.78

■

18%

*22%

104'/a

*74%

7434

77»

34

18%
*48

*77%
102%

74%

8

10

78
103

*100

74%

18%

49

>48

18%

aniL

9

1,200

34

34

18%

49

*48 "2

1,700

18'/a

3.000
100

49

23

22%

23

23%

231/a

400

35%

35%

35'%

36

3574

8.600

11%

35%

12

11%

11,%

*11%

12

2,300

™%

71

?1

71%

71%

7134

2,200

I

72

3%
r

Cash

3%

sales,

3%.
wd When

3%

distribut

1,100
X

Ex-

1953

I

5261... The Commercial and Financial

Number

178

Volume A

Chronicle

Bond Record

(1291)

New York Stock

«»
FRIDAY

The

italic letters

in

the

column

headed

WEEKLY

"Interest

Period"

Figures after decimal point represent

YEARLY

-

indicate
one

each

in

or

the

case

GOVERNMENT BONDS

Range Since Jan. 1

Year 11)52

Lowest

Highest

Lowest

NEW

Highest

93.24 May 12

96.19 Jan

9

96.20 Mar 18

96.25 Doc

99.24 May 12

Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury

9

96.9

Oct

96.21 Dec

19

95.8

Dec

100.4

Nov

18

100.4

102.18 Jan

29

102.18 Jan

29

_

97.19 Oct

27

97.10 Oct

27

_

96.15 Dec

96.22.Dec

18

Nov

3Vis

HIGH

AND

Low

High

SALE

PRICES

Wednesday

Thursday
Oct.

Sept. 30

Sept. 29

Low

High

Low

High

Mar 1|

100.3

1978-1983

*102.12

102.18

*102.10

102.16

*102.10

102.16

*102.4

102.10

1955-1960

*101.28

102

*101.28

102

*101.28

102

*102.28

102

*101.30

102.2

2Vis

1956-1959

*103.8

103.16

*103.12

103.20

*103.20

103.28

*103.16

103.24

*103.20

103.28

2Vis

1958-1963

*104.8

104.16

*104.16

104.24

*104.28

105.4

*105

105.8

*195

105.8

1960-1965

*105.8

*106

106.8

*106

106.8

100.8

*100.6

100.12

100.4

*100.4

100.10

2 Via

2%s

1956-1958

2V2s

Dec

2%s

1958

15

105.16

*105.16

*105.28

106.4

*99.22

99.28

*99.30

100.4

*100.6

100.12

*9.9.20

99.26

*99.30

100.4

*100.6

100.12

.,.1962-1967

2%s

*97.6

/—1R63-1968

2Vis
2Vis

June

*97.12

V.

*97.24

96.22

*96.28

*.9d

96.16

♦-96,

97.18

*96.16

97.12

*96.10

1964-1969

105.24

96.6

*96.14

,

'

'100.2

*99.30

97.20

*97.14

97.30
97.2
,

*97.16

97.22

96.24

,*96.8

*96.20

96.26

596.10

96.16

1964-1^69

*95.16

95.22

*95.22

95.28

*96.8

96.14

*96.2

96.8

*96.4

96.10

1965-1970

*95.6

95.12

*95.12

95.18

*95.28

96.2

*95.18

95.24

*95.22

95.28

1966-1971

*94.26

95

*95

95.6

*95.18

95.24

*95.10

95.16

*95.10

95.16

June 1967-1972

*94.12

94.18

*.94.16

94.22

*94.28

95.2

*94.24

94.30.

*94.28

95.2

Sept

1967-1972

*94.12

94.18

*94.16

94.22

*94.28

95.2

*94.24

94.30

*94.23

_Dec

1967-1972

*94.12

94.18

*94.16

94.22

*94.28

95.2

*94.24

94.30

*94.28

95.2

1957-1959

*98.30

99.4

*99.6

99.12

*99.20

99.26

*99.16

99.22

*99.20

99.26

Dec

2Vis
2Vis

June

2 Vis

15

1958

*99

9.6

*99.8

*99.24

99.14

1954-1955

*99.28

99.31

*99.30

*100.18

100.22

*100.18

2Vis

'

'

1954-1956

2Vis

*100

99.30

99.24

*99.18

*99.22

*100

100;2

*100.1

100.3

100.22

*100.18

100.22

*100.18

100.22

1956-1959

*98.4

98.10

*98.12

98.18

*98.24

98.30

*98.22

93.28

*98.24

1959-1962

*96.26

97

*97.2

97.8

*97.8

97.14

*97.4

97.10

*97,6

Dec

1959-1962

*96.26

97

*97

97.6

*97.8

97.14

*97.2

97.8

*97.6

100.3

*100.2

■'100.2

100.4

*100.2

2s

June

96.28

Auj

90.16 Jun

94.16 Jan

92.12 Oct

22

96.4

Apr

91.25 Apr

Dec

10

97.24

Feb

92

Jun

98.1C Not

95

July

95

98.10 Nov

7

100.18 Dec

17

Oa*

101

-

__

*99.28

99.30

*99.31

1954-1955

*99.10

99.18

*99.10

99.18

*99.18

93.16

Dec

Bank

*100.1

July 15 1972

July 2o

25-year

3s

Mar 1 1976

Jan

7

30-year

97

Mar 25

23-year

3Vis

19-year

3Vis

19

___

™

*'.

_____

——_

__

—

'

—

—

_

_____

*Bld and

asked

price.

—

———

—

—

—

———

this day.

a

p f|

Interest

Last

Period

Exchange

Sale Price

Yerk

*93.8

93.24

*93.16

94

*93.24

94.8

*93.24

94.8

94

*93

94

*93

94

*93.8

94

*93.8

94

94

*93.16

94

*93.24

94.16

*93.24

94.16

*93.24

94.16

*95.24

96.16

*95.24

96.16

*96.8

97

*96.8°

97

*96.8

97

*98.8

98.24

99

*98.24

99.8

*99

99.16

*99

*99.16

100.8

Oct 15 1971

99

99

*97.16

99

*98

99

*98

99

15

1956

*96

98

*96

98

*96.16

98.16

*96.16

98.16

>96.16

1957

*95

97

*95

97

*95.16

97.16

*95.16

97.16

*95.16

97.16

1958

*94

96

*94

96

*94.16

96.16

*94.16

96.16

*94.16

96.16

*93.16

95.16

*93.16

1955

*97.16

100.8

*99.8

2s

1959

Stock

Corporate

100.8

*99.16

100.8

*98

99

*93

95

*93

95.16

*93.16

95.16

due Feb

15

1960

*92

94

*92

94

*92.16

94.16

*92.16

94.16

*92.16

94.16

due

Feb

15

1961

*50

92

*90

92

*91

93

*.91

93

*91

93

2s_

due Feb

15

1962

*88

90

*88

90

*89.16

91.16

*89.16

91.16

*89-. 16

91.16

e

Cash

sale,

r

Registered

FOR

WEEK

bond

95

transactions.

ENDED

OCTOBER

2

Friday

Week's Range
or

Friday's

Bid & Asked

High

Bo'nds

Range Since

Sold

Jan. 1

No.

Low

97 %

97 j

158

95

Interest

New York Stock Exchange

High

Braail

Sale Price

Week's
or

Range
Friday's

Bid & Asked
Low

(continued)—

Sold

*77%

82

16

June-Dec

*77 Va

17

June-Dec

78

78

series

No.

18

June-Dec

77

78 '/a

series

No.

19

June-Dec

78 %

78%

Low

80

No.

Jan. 1

No.

High

June-Dec

series

No.

15

series

No,

3%s

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Last

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1962

For Financial Institutions

FOREIGN

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PARL MARKS & HO. INC.
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Telephone HAnover 2-0050

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and Financial Chronicle...

The Commercial

Monday, October

5

(1292)

BOND RECORD

NEW YORK

WEEK

FOR

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contingent interest) July 1975

c 1960—". April-Oct
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92

107%

92

92

107 %

107 %

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-Jan-July

92%

92%

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92%

.Jaw-July
'J' Mew-Sept
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95 %

7

25

'94%

Corp—
mortgage 2%s series I 1970
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mortgage 3s series K 1979.."
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86'A
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30^

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—

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...

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3sT962__Apri/-Oct
3s debentures
I960.
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%

37 %

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to

debentures

2%s debentures

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11%

5%

_

2004

2.25%)

99»/2

79%
64%

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129

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f

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due" 1966";:^"-Muv-'nS

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INDUSTRIAL COMPANIES 1

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.June-Dc'c
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1987._i___i___________Jwwc-Dec

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4834

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•

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77

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2012

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129

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1946

A

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debentures»1975—/____

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55
55

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31

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—

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100

76%

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55

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)

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—

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reduced

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75

118

lpduced to 2.25%) 2006
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assented

1966

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series
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of)
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agree¬

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•'
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1958

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60%

2

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—

.

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to

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2
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,„)/

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to

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due

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1

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A

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'

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to Jan

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-

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.

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•

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to Plan
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99%

assented (interest reduced to
extended to I960.——
——April-Oct

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pau!o

Bs

fiti

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(Dept of)—
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%
reduced to 2%) 2012
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2

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—

to Plan A
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pursuant

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.

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No.

High

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Interest

BONDS

Range btnee
Jam 1

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1953

Boston

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first

38%

first
first

37

—

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&

Maine

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mortgagees series
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AC
II

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1955——"" ..May-Noi;

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mortgage 4s series RR I960—.
mortgage 4%s series A July 1970"" Jan-July
May-Now

71%

77
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100

*75

92
91

81%

*__

__

91%

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100%

80

1967

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55

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95 'A

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77
77

.

/2

62%

Number 5261... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

178

Volume

(1293)

25

NEW YORK BOND RECORD
RANGE

Friday
Last

Period

bonds

Sale Price

York Stock Exchange

New

Week's

Interest

Friday's

or

Bid & Asked

Low

Co 3s debentures 1968
April-Oct
Brooklyn Union Gas 4s debentures 1969—Mar-Sepf

961

nristol-Myers

mortgage 2%s 1976
Jan-July
1st mortgage 3s 1980Ja»-July
Brown Shoe Co 3'/as debs 1971—
Jan-July
Buffalo Niagara Elec first mtge 2%s 1975_May-Nov
Buffalo Rochester & Pittsburgh Ry—
Stamped modified 4%s 1957
:
May-Nov
Bush Terminal Co Cons 5s 1955
lan-July
Bush Terminal Buildings 5s gtd 1960
April-Oct
5s gen mtge income 1982
—Jan-July

WEEK

High

Sold

Jan. 1

NO.

New York Stock

96%

3

97

96%

94 'A

96%

96 '/a

99

10

89

84 %

73

81%

90

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97

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83

81%

94%
3

94%

76 Va

99

83%

76
„

82 V«

93%

*79 %

100'A

99

"

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first

1959

Denver

&

Ry

4%s

1982J

Co—

96%
94%

89

93 Va

98

98

.June-Dec

1974—Mar-Sept

4%s

18

"l

100 Va 100%
»

Jan-July

1977

reftinding 5s series A

mortgage

90'/a

95
24

16

93

96

97'A

*15

93%

93%

10

98

99

10

98%

98%

83'A

98%

34

100'A

104'A

93%
91%

91

95%

93%

99%

93

1

101 %

101

May-Nov

3%s debs

Corp

*..Jan-July

1976

101%

101% 101%

5

98

104'A

103

102% 103

202

101

103%

General. Motors Acceptance Corp—
4s

1958_!

debentures

General

Utilities Corp—

Realty

Goodrich

debentures

income

conv

(B

Jan-July

F)

Great Northern

first mtge 2%s

Co

1973-

General

4'As.series D

Gencial

morl^age

1976—

3'As

series

mortgage 3'As series

General

mortgage 2%s series
General mortgage 2%s series
General mortgage 2'As series
A Green

Gulf

Bay & West debentures

Mobile

General

certificates

&

94

94

5

,94

97%

1965—May-Nov

96

96

9.

95

99%

Ry Co—;•

General 5s series C

General

Mar-Sept

1969

Ohio

Ja7i-July
Jan-July
1990—Jan-July
O 2000.—Jau<-July
P 1982_—Jau-July
Q 2010_—Jan-July
It 1961
Jan-July
cti's A_
Feb

States

inc

trust

series B 1975

4s

series B Jan

4s

2

77%

90

84

76

85 Va

*70'/a

69%

75 Va

*92

93

1

91%

18%

75

12

20

18%

96 Va

73'A

'

*70

20%

2044

April

96% lOlVa
83 Va

20

91%

87

88

97 Va

75'A

97%

3

95

102

75 Va

75'/a

14

72

82

97%

97%

86

10

84'A

92

90%

97%

Jan-July

1st, mtge

j

100

Jan-July
April

*97
86

1978—_———_—April-Oct
Jan-July
First mortgage 2%s 1979
June-Dec
First mortgage 2%s 1980
.June-Dec
1st mortgage
3%s 1981
:
May-Noo
1st mortgage 3Vus 1982—
June-Dec
mortgage

83%
74

1976—May-Nov

3%s 1968

Utilities 2%s

debentures

89%

RR—

refunding

mtge

Collateral

112%

80

83%

mtge inc 5s seiies A July 2015
refunding 3%s series D 1969-April-Oct

General

116%

102

3

*82'A

and

First

108%

1

86%

113'A 113'A

86

-Feb

B_

5

109'A 109'A

113'A

N

3s

l

*96'/a

1969

.'

99 Va

—

—

—

1
to i

1

1983

paee

2%s

102 %

i

Houston

3'As
Hudson

Lighting & Power Co—
after 7-1-53)
1967

Coal first sink

Hudson

&

Manhattan

fund 5s ser A

1986
,

89

Jan-July
136'A

1962_Juue-Dec

'89 'A

first. 5s A 1957
Feb-Aug
Feb 1957—
—April-Oct

AAdjusled income 5s

99'/a

92%

102'/a

95

105

96'/a

102

Consol

Consol

Bell

Telephone 2%s series A

mortgage
Central

3s series B

1978

96

88

98

Debenture

89'A

55%

55'«

46

55

64%

21 'A

20 Vb

21'A

39

19%

31 7

90%

91

3

857/s

93%

93'A

94

12

92%

'99%

94 Va

97%

98 Va

102%

98%

June-Dec

113'A

93

—

105% 105%
109% 113%

25

38

104'A
102'/.

93

105%
120%

Illinois

4%s

Terminal

1966—

Ry

4s

——

series A 1970

Feb-Aug

Jan-July

Indianapolis Union Ry Co—
Refunding and imp 2'As series C 1986__Jnne-Dec

98%

*—

*96%

94%

—

8

96

38

95'/a

99%

1

103'A

104'A

105% 105%

2

105%

107

103% 104 %

227

100

104%

99 Va
103'A 103'A
98

,

*86%

105

16

56

1981—Jan-July
June-Dec

89'/a

100'A

A 102

138

91

RR—

93'A

140

89%

121%

89'A

mortgage 5%s-3%s series B

First

Illinois

99%

*100

—

95%

90

mortgage 4%s-3%s ser A

161

Illinois

93%

35

136 VB

134

90

117%

I

90%

101% 102
*155

106

110 Va

Jan-July

June-Dec

(conv

86%

89

*86

1576—Mar-Sept

Ry

99%

—

-June-Dec

27.

mtge

first. 4'As 1999—
Household Finance Corp 2%s 1970
Valley

Consol

(Bait)

Power

1976

X

first

April-Oct
„Jan-July

101%

June-Dec

April-Oct

1981_
ser

Water

fan-July

!

1954
&

Hackensaek

1979—May-Nop
1979_May-Now
mortgage 3%s series C 1974
May-N07)
Consol mortgage 3%s series E 1982
Feb-Aug
Refunding 4s
1955
—»
—May-Nop
Refunding 5s
1955_
May-Nop

Feb-Aug

1983

.

"

89'A

*93'A

99

83%
84%

90%

92%

97'A

100'A

f
i

72

90

86

94'A

100'A 102

101'A 102
89

101%
102%

G
Foods

General

Hocking

*87%

Feb-Aug

1981

1963

1967

see

87

93

*94

97

cons

inc 4'As

East Coast

Worth

1st

3s

96%

Bait City-

or

El

ref M 2%s
1st ref M 2%s

ref

I

debentures

1st

1st ref

F

1981

3'As seiies

General mortgage 4'As

1st

«"

Gulf

85

1979_ J an-July

series E

3%s ser H 1982—

3s convertible

Consolidated

mtge

mtge

refund

1st & ref M 3'As

1st

Fort

102'/a

95%

*85%

April-Oct

mtge 2%s ser B i977-April-Oct
First and refund mtge 2%s ser C l972_Jnne-Dec
First and refunding 3s series D 1972
i_May-Nop

1st &

Tire

First and

100%

96'A

refund

First

34%
34

H

series

Consolidated Cigar Corp—
Debentures (now 3%%) J965
Consolidated Edison of New YorkFirst and

91 %

88

1965

Salitrera—See

River

First

first

debentures

fFlorida

93'A

Anglo-Lulltaro Nitrate
Conn

—

.

Co—

Mtge

3'As debentures

102'/a

—

90

April-Oct

91

25%
26

F
,2%s

First

96%

April-Oct
Apr/7-Oct

2%s

97

.97%

9 2'A

97'A

*102'A

June-Dec

2%s

Compania

90

92%

97'A

Co-

mortgage 3s series

sinking

92%

June-Dec

1975———

external

first

stamped

A Debenture

95%

...'

99

1982

98%

100%

41

91%

92%

24

*100

"

35

98

1958

Georgia div

(N Y)

Railroad

A4.s

100'A

26

8

88%

April
First consol mortgage 3 'As series E 19G4_April-Oct
First consol mtge 3'As series F 1990—_Ja7i-July
First consol mtge 3'As series G 2000—. Jan-July
Ohio Division first mortgage 3'As 1971—Mar-Sept

95 %

101'A

96 Va

&

111

General

106'A

■:

96.

Va

El

3'As

99 '/a

101'A

96 Va

*97

72

■

May-Now

1979

103%

95'A

,

Teim

First and

1977—

Ohio

Edison

First mortgage
3s

B

ser

South

Columbus Hi Toledo
First

68

„

Gas

3s

5s

78%

82

Mar-Sept

System Iius—
debentures series A 1975—

3%s

70

91 Vu

^——June-Dec

1966

77 Va

70'A

95.%

__

First mortgage 3%s 1986——.June-Dec
Cleveland • .Short Line first gtd 4'As
1961—April-Oct
Colorado Fuel & Iron Corp —

Columbia

■

88%

102 Va 103

1970—_Jan-July

3s

73

4

-

64

96 Va

*92

1991—Jan-J illy

trust 4s

Illuminating
mortgage 3s 1982;
mortgage 2%s 1985

First

74

56 Va

196

101 Va 101 Va

June-Dec

1st 4s

Cleveland Electric

58%

-

JaaeHDec

14

—

98

gold 5s 1995_Jan-July
Elgin Joliet & Eastern Ry 3'As 1970
—Mar-Sept
El Paso & Southwestern first 5s 1965
April-Oct

A

...June-Dec

:

—

Div

Edison

91

Refunding and impl 4'As series E 1977—Jan-July
Cincinnati

East

67 '/a

93 A

Cleveland Cincinnati Chic & St Louis Ry—
General, gob! 4s 1993-:--—
———Jane-Dec
General 5s

80%

57 Va

Firestone

/an-July

1966

debentures

71%

34

104

:,i.Aprils Oct
lan-July

City Ice Hi. Fuel '2%s debentures
4s

9

59 Va

99 7

1974———Feb-Aug

1959

f debs

s

71%

,*67'A

93%

28%
30

97

99%

70

'

n

•

Mar-Sept

1977

92 Va

<

J9f>9i—Feb-Atlg

I960—_L

2%s

99

—Jan-July
-

Co

6

Erie

1975..April-Oct

mortgage 2%s
Cincinnati Union Terminal—
First

May-Nov

Light

8

*95 Va

—

27%

98

1982

mortgage-2%s

95 Va

74

104

21'A

92

mortgage 2%s 1980

58'A

Jan-July

16

June-Dec

RR 2%s ser

debs

1st

58'/a

i—Jan-July

First mortgage 2%s series G 1963__
Chicago & Western Indiana RR, Co—

40

22

,„Jan-July-

1993

debentures

2.35s

subordinate

1st

"

.

.

1963

& Ironton

Chemical

3s

58 Va

—Jan-July

Station—

Detroit To!
Dow

71 'A

70

31%

92

April

4s

IOOVb 100'A

—

94

36

—

,

.Jan-July

first

gold

71

,

R.y—

J994__„__

First mortgage 3'As

Second

72 Va

'

refunding uilgfe 2%s-4 'As 1994 Jan-July

2%s-4'A.s

Mack

debentures

60

59

—Jan-July

:

—

35'a

fixed

series

63

Ian-July

A

ser

101%

96

93

April-Oct

2%s-.series' I 1982—May-Sepf

3%s

mtge

convertible

95%

1999—April

First mortgage 3s series B 1989,
Chicago Rock Island & Pacific RR—

-

refund

1

First

-

98

103%

96%

,

(3'A

4

60 %
—

^.Map-Nov

1985_

Lake—

64

2nd

mortgage 4s series A i994:-__%„Jan-July
General mortgage 4'As inc ser A Jan
2019—April
4'As conv increased series B Jan 1 2044—April

May-Nov

Light ds 1973—

60%

64

64

April

May

mtge 2%s ser J 1985
3%s ser K 1976

ref

Duqueijne

1983

1973__MaT/-Nov

lien gold 4s 1995
1995^.—
s
Detroit Terminal & Tunnel 4'As 1961—
a

85 Va

2038

C

1 2042

contingent interest)

100

1

mortgage 4'As inc ser A Jan 2003
April
Chicago Indiana & Southern Ry 4s 1950_.
fan-July
Chicago Milwaukee St Paul Hi Pacific RR—

.

1'A

.

6

80'A

91 Vb

tr 4'As ser B 1985—May-Nov

"inortgog'e

28

79 Va

80

April

100

—

>

-

Detroit Edison 3s series ii 1970

Chicago Indianapolis Hi Louisville Ry—
;

Income

90%

*93%

—

&

Denver Hi Salt

90

.

series

5s

trust 4-6s May

Power

90 Va

103% 104

•A-i.

M

due 1993—

division

mtge Hi coll

Detroit &
5s

1982—

4s

4 'As

99'A
99

—

-

Div

& Wetesrn

mortgage series A (4 Va%
contingent interest)
2018

":
103%

'

—

A Income

104 Va

-

^—May-Nov

mortgage series A. (3% fixed
1% contingent interest)
3 993—

100'A

'•

.conv

refund

General and

—

'A Gemini. I

89%
99%

*100

4s

Chicago Hi Eastern 111 RR— r

4

12 e

93%

4

101

First

100 'A

.

102% 102%

102%

97%

20

27 %

and coll trust 3V»s 1977_June-Dec
First mortgage and coll trust 2%s 1979-Jan-JwIy
1st mtge H\ coll trust 2%s 1980
Mar-Sep<
Denver & Rio Grande Western RR—
A

120%

89

*103

J958—
Mar-Sept
refunding mortgage 3'As 1985
Feb-Aug
and refunding mortgage 2%s 1970
-Feb-Any
ret mtge 3s 1990.
Feb-Aug

1st &

13

Jan-July

First and

First

94 la

Jan-July

1989

4s 1989

Chicago Burlington & Quincy RR—
General

3

94

97 Va

10

First mortgage

99%

108'A

114% 114%

1996—Feb-Ang

impl, M 3%s series II

and

&

Delaware

103

96

1963

Pennsylvania. Division—
1st mtge & coll tr 5s ser A

-.

102

98

April-Oct

Jan-July

Lackawanna.

Essex

1st

97'A

4'As

Refund

York

Collateral

24

*96

104%

*30

1975—Aprtl-Oc!
Jan-July
June-Dec
Feb-Aug

1965

extended

4s

mortga ge

85

65%

1978—

1977

Hudson

&

First

Chesapeake & Ohio Ry—
General

debentures

A Income

52

Feb-Aug
Jan-July

1965

96%

103'A

28

June-Dec

A

2%s debentures

Morris

_Feb-Aitg

—

1968

Co

&

New

.

105

65

April-Oct

89%

10

Delaware Lackawanna & Western RR Co—

98

98

75

52'A

Jan-July

1974—

49

22

.June-Dec

;

First mortgage 3'As
1982
Dayton Union Ry 3'As series B 1965——June-Dec

3'As

15

__

54

35

35

Jan-July

1978

3s

Delaware

101%

79'A
79',a
*82% 101

__

3s

97%

96

91'A

__

11

94%

*91

—

June-Dec

mortgage

,

series

ref

&

mortgage

98%

92%
91%

98'A

98

104%

__

.June-Deo

1970—

lien

Deere

92%

*98

10

93%

*100

3'As 1966 May-Nov

1970

mtge 4s June 30 1970

First

96%

98

1995

3s

1st mtge

Dayton Power & Lt first mtge 2%s

92 3 4
—

97%

ifay-Nov

1st

00

96%
*

104%

106'A

101% 106%

63

*62.

Feb-Aug
—Feb-Aug

1960

99

102%

103%

104

—

Jan-July
April-Ocf

Imp Hi equip 4s 1970

*10214 104 "2

__

1965

1976

1st

.

3'As

Champion Paper Hi

106%

56

April-Oof

1960

issue)

3%s

mortgage

107%

103'A
103%

95%

RR—

104'A

64

99

Anril-Ocf

Central Pacific Ry Co—
First and refund 3'As series A
First

of Am

3

19

High

97'A

Ry—

33

P 1st gold 4s 1948_Jnne-Dec

Power

York

New

Cuba

97

106%

10'A
94a4

..Jrm-July

1977—

(1942 series)

mtge 4s

103%

104 Va 104%

^—Feb-Aug

19(I5_

4s series A

mortgage

85'/«

Northern

1st

debs

debs

f

s

26

102V4 102%

„

Central RR Co of N J—
General

3'As

Can

3'As

1st,

Jan-Jilly
mortgage 4'As series A Jan 1 2020——May
mortgage 4'As series B Jan 1 2020
May

A Gen

9 5'/a

89'A

106

10414 104%

-Feb-Aug
Jan-July

106 Va

Central of Georgia Ry—
First mortgage

Co

Low

95'/a

*105

Mar-Sept

2%s 1975

mortgage

Crane

86

Jan. 1

No.

99

97%

April-Oct

—

first mtge

Power

Range Since

Sold

Cuba—

of

2001

First

3'As debentures

debentures

3'As

1st

,

Bonds

High

(stpd as to payment

Continental

92

106

Jan-July

1978—

Corp 3s debentures
debentures 1976
Corp

debs

dollars)

S

101

76%

91

*„
106 Vb

4s 1981—June-Dec

Celanese
Celotex

U

105

12

June-Dec

(perpetual)

First mortgage guaranteed

3Vas

Railroads

inc

cum

in

Cuba

Capital Airlines Inc—
4s debs series A i960
Carolina Clinchfield & Ohio 4s
Carthage & Adirondack Ry—
Case

A3s

Crucible Steel Co

Guaranteed gold 4'/aS 1957—
Guaranteed gold 4%s 1955_
Guaranteed gold 4'/as 1956____

;*!

May-Nov

1,03

4

77%

Range

Friday's

Bid & Asked

*96

.June-Dec

98

103 Va

Week's
or

April-Oct

1976

3%s 1983—;
Continental Baking 3s debentures

101 VA

rn

91

1968

1978

Consumers

c

1976—June-Dec
__May-Nop
Canada Southern consol gtd 5s A 1962
April-Oct
Canadian Notional Ry—

2%s

debentures

94 V*

83%

Gas

Natural

Consolidated

100 Va

91 %

103

Sale Price

3%s debentures

3'As

104 '/a

91 %

!:i100

Last

Period

Lou)

Consolidated

83 %

89

Interest

Exchange

High

*100% 102

84%

2

BONDS

Low

__

California Electric Power first 3s
California Oregon Power 3%s 1974

fk.

OCTOBER

Range Since

96>2

a

88"! a

<

ENDED

Friday
Bonds

*100

__

General

FOR

Range

103%

Va

*88 Va
*90

—

85 Va

90 Va

91

91

,

Financial Chronicle... Monday, October

Commercial and

The

19-.

(1294)'

RECORD

NEW YORK BOND
WEEK

FOR

RANGE

OCTOBER 2

ENDED

Week's

Friday
Week's

Friday
Interest

Last

Period

BONDS

Sale Price

New York Stock Exchange

Range

Friday's

or

Bid & Asked

1st

3'/4s

Co

series

5s

A First

gold

Bit*

65

96%

109%

973/4

101

6

102%

120

68 %

74

62

8

98

3.65s

Minerals

Interstate Power
1st

3s

mortgage

100

100

1

19

99

*87%

90

107

1977

MarSept

100%

100

*„

96

—

100%

■Nf

Franklin

1st

1959__June-Dec

4s

Light 27As

90

91

1976—Afar-Sept

mmm

87%

94%

—

93

Kanawha & Mich

City

mlge 4s 1990

& Light

*82

-r-April-Oct

2%s

1976

*91%

Kentucky Central 1st mlge 4s 1987
Stamped
Plain

Indiana

Terminal

101

% 103

100

100

1961

1961__,

—

tAKreuger & Toll

5s

Lakefront Dock &

RR

certificates

*50

103

60%

104%

51

*98%

53%

*11

99%

*145

2'/a

95

175

*97

-

1959—Afar-8ept

3%

L
First mlge

Terminal-

Lake Shore & Midi South

3'/as

registered

1968

gold 3%s

1997--June-Dec

81%

June-Dec

*79%

1970_April-Oct

First & ref 5s stanped 1964
First & ref 5s
stained 197-4
Lehigh Valley Harbor Term Ry—
extended

Feb-Aug

First

mortgage

4'As

A

4s

Series

B

4 '/as

Series

C

fixed

5s

to

1974

interest

fixed

fixed

2U03

interest

83

interest

4s contingent interest 2003
4'/2s contingent interest 2003

5s

contingent

Terminal

interest
lo

series

,7s

Long Island Lighting Co—
1st mortgage 3%s ser D

.

Co

debentures

3%s

3s

First & refund
refund

First & refund
St

Louis Div

All

Knox

&

1st

29

09

78%

68

74

56%

57%

Power

63%

63'a

3

71%

71 %

71%

90%

90%

.Jnn-J»If

Northern

a.

79%

1952

lien

4s

Ry—

Quar-Ja*

1997

4s

99

99

85

104

99

99%

7

96'/.

101%

Collateral

96

96

96

3

96

103'a

99

June-Dec

101

76

——

1976

—June-Dec
1963

93

102% 102 3A

G

ser

ml.ge 3%«

3s

Div

April-Oct

2003

H

ser

gold

89%

89%

81

81"

1

*99

Afar-Sept

2003

*87

1955

mlge 2;1/4s

98%

6

April-Oct
April-Oct

1980

4s

10

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Mar-Sept

1874.

1954

series B

5s

AFirst

or

Bid & Asked
Low

Orleans Great Nor 5s A

79

112%

98%

Sale Price

1983
New Orleans Terminal 3%s
1977
tNew Orleans Texas & Mexico Ry—

Co—

mortgage 3%s

1st

100

Jan-July

debentures series A

f

s

97%

Last

Period

Exchange

Power & Light 3s

New Jersey
New

Corp—

1977

Inter Rys Central America 1st 5s B
Interstate Oil Pipe Line Co—
3'As

97

99

Jan-July

Chemical

&

High

66%

Jan-July

1956

debs

subord

conv

6

April-Oct

.

C

series

5s

International

1956

B

New York Stock

Low

101% 102%

—Jan-July

AAdjustment 6s series A July 1952—
AFirst

102%

Mar-Sept

3.20s series I 1982

mortgage

I International Great Northern RR—
A First 6s series A 1952

Jan. 1

106% 106%

Jifar-Sept

1972

debs

Sold

Interest

bonds

Range Since

No.

Low

Inland Steel

Bends

24%

(1295)

Commercial and Financial Chronicle

Number 5261.., The

178

It mc

27

NEW YORK BOND RECORD
RANGE

Week's

Friday

BONDS

Last

Period

Exchange

York Stock

New

Interest

r

Sale Price

Bid & Asked

Low

Piflsbury

1983

deb

conv

70s

June-Dec

3%s s f debs 1972

Mills, Inc

Pltt^bgh Bessemer & Lake Erie 2%s 1996—
Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chic & St. Louis Ry-

No.

98%

*96%

BONDS

Range Since

Low

13

Standard Oil

106%

95

2%s

104

debentures

109%

*108

108

109%

.April-Oct
33/as sefies E 1975
_May-No»
Pittsb Coke & Cliem 1st mtge 3'%s 1964—
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal—

82%

3 i/2s debentures 1965
Pittsburgh Plate Glass 3s deb^.1967
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Rj(—
First mortgage 4'%s series A 1958
First mortgage 4Vis.series B 1959
First mortgage 4'/2s series.,C I960

96

82%

103%

impt M 4s series C

and

impt 2%s series D 1985

First and
Texas

101%

96

96%
99%

4.

.June-Dee

*97%

96

101

96%

15

99%

102
100
100

98%

96

97'%

97%

95%

: 97%

97%

95%

April-Oct

.April-Oct

97%

Tol

first

90

M

of

3%s

100% 100%

&

Ohio

ref

Cent

and

98

94'

3'As

Pacific

98%

Union

132%

United Biscuit Co of America

201%
99%

United

96%

96%

1st

3%s debentures 1972

99 7%

99%

99 %

12

97

103 %

Gas

13

1

93

98

95

67

97

109

94

trust

2%s

:

2

99 7%

20 %

86

:

„

''

'

V

—

92

;

95%

100

92%

*96%

102'a

*

*98

93

92%

102%

102

1966

3%s

84%

'

97

102% 102%

'

—

95

90%

92%

100%

104%

8

98'%

104%

10

100%

105%

•

_

101%

82

88%
105 Va

92%

5

104% 104%

May-Nov

96%

79%
103,.

102%

101

109%

89%
36

94'

*92'A

April-Oct
1976

93%

81

'101% 103'/a

Feb-Aug

96%

95

»-•

.*—

Jan-July
Jan-July

1972

»

•*94'-'

Mar-Sept

;

90

121

'104% 105%

April-Oct

1971

V

93

102%

*93

84%

April-Oct
^

3%s

mtge & coll trust
43es s f debs 1972

•

,

June-Dee

1973

1977—

coll

&

U S Rubber 2%s debentures

'

q

1970_

2%s 1970.—

Corp

1st

mtge

99%
56

11

95

May-Hoy

debs

f

96

48%

29

1

Car. 4'As s

debentures

3%s

84

103%

16

94

debentures 1976
Feb-Aug
Refunding mortgage 2%s series C 1991__Mar-Sept

1

96%

50%

*91

RR—

102%

90 %

96%
126

_June-Deo

1972

101%

90 %

28

94%
49

"16

16

June-Deo

1971

2%s debs

(subord)

100%

Tank

97%

87%

99% 100%

50%

May-Hoy

Oil of California

Union

102%

91

114

Mar-Sep*

1960

1982

mtge

3%s conv debs

90%

:■

100%

Jan-July

tr 2%s 1980

First and refunding mortgage

•

90%

99%

190.

%"-■

27/es 1979 June-Dec
June-Dec
——'—

97%

*91%

98%

1

89'% •96%

*89'%

April-Oct

,<

96

18

17
36

—•

May-No?

Union

115%

90%

June-Dee

1974

impt 3%s

127%

99% 100

94'%
07%

100 %

100

*120

1985—Jan-July

2%s debs 1961

97%

100 % 100%

90

91

--

*93%

2%s

Service1 Electric & Gas Co—
-May-No®
--C
refunding .mortgage,3%s 1968 _jan-July
First and rounding mortgage as 20371 _ -Jan-July
First and refunding morfgagf -8s 2037- June-Dec
First and refunding mortgage 3s 1972. -May-Hoy
debentures .1963—

■

3%s

1st mtge & coll

Public

First' and

91%

Pacific—

Orleans

New

E

ser

1st
98

—

89%

100%

April-Oo*
June-Dee

5s 2000

Union Electric Co of Missouri 3%s

96%

98

] 90

95 va

102

First mortgage and coll trust 2%s 1975—April-Oct
3s
debentures
1968—
May-Hoy

90

96%

90

__

'105

1990

series C

gold

Tri-Continental Corp

106

94

;

.

89

—

*92'A

High

85

6

*90

April-Oct

{Third Ave Ry first refunding 4s 1960
/^Adjustment income 5s Jan 1960

*105

90

95

Low

22

92

1970

3%s series B

Pacific-Missouri

Term RR
'

99%

104

*104% 106%

Jan. 1

No.

00%

95

Jan-July
April-Oc#
May-No*

u

Pittsburgh Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry—
-Feb-Aug
First genera} 5s series B 1962——
June-Dec
First general 5s series CT974—
June-Dec
First general 4'%s series D 1977
Plantation Pipe Line 2%s 1970—1.
— Mar-Sep#
Potomac Elec Power 1st mtge 3%s 1977— _Feb-Aug
-Jatt-July
First mortgage 3s 1983———
.M ay-Hoy
First mortgage 2%s' 1984r—1
-Alar-Sept
Piovidence Terminal 4s 1956—-,—

90

Range Since

Sold

RR—

M

refund

General and

2019

1965

refund M 3%s

Pacific

&

Texas

_Jan-Julf

.April-Oct

Orleans

& New

First and refund

86

96%

Bonds

High

of St Louis—

Assn

and

Refund

167

82

12

83
95

90

Jan-July
Jan-July
May -Nov

1973

Texas Corp 3s debentures

107%

103

6
13

1966

1972

Refund

Texas
105 % 106

Friday's

/

106

108

105% 105%

or

Bid & Asked

T
Terminal RR

102%

*108

__

debentures

2%s debentures

101%

101%

101% 101%
*102%

27/as

Corp

Co

2%s

General mortgage

3s

Oil

Bwift &

96%

101

„

debentures 2%s 1971—May-No®
1974
Jan-July

(N J)

debentures

Sunray

99%

90%
*100

Sale Price

Loto

100 %

102%

June-Dec
.June-Dec

Consolidated guaranteed 4s ser F 1953
ronsolidated guaranteed 4s ser G 1957—.May-Nov
._Feb-Aug
Consolidated iuaranteed' 4s ser H 1960-Feb-Aup
Consolidated guaranteed 4'%s ser I 1963.
Consolidated guaranteed 4'%s ser J 1964..May-Hoy
Pittsburgh Cine Chicago & St Louis RR— .June-Dec
General mortgage 5s series A 1970——.
.April-Oct
General mortgage 5s series B 1975

Week's Range

Last

Period

High

94

__

Interest

New York Stock Exchange

Jan. 1

105% 106

105%

—

Sold

High

98

debentures 1964-.June-Dec

Petroleum 2%s

Phillips
o

..Feb-Aug

%

OCTOBER

ENDED

Friday
Bends

Friday's

or

WEEK

FOR

Range

82

82

90'%

92%

93

95

14

97

'

.

2%s

93%

94

81%

Jan-July

Quaker Oats 2%s debentures 1964

81%

Universal

95%

93%

debentures

1967—;

3%s

Pictures

April-Oct

debentures

92%

1959—Mar-Sept

96'%

—

1

96%

'

'■, I

R
1995„M«j/-Nov
1973
April-Oct

81%

Reading Co first & ref 3%s. series D

Reynolds

Tobacco 3s debs

<R J)

*98'A

10

Vandalla

86%

78%

99

General mortgage 4'%s series D

Baguenay Power 3s series A 1971
& Adirond'k 1st gold. 5s
Second

gold

Louis-San

Bt

1st

1996

6s

*96

mortgage 4s series A

ASecond mtge inc

bond

First 4s

1997

Union

Scioto V
Scott

&

Depot 3'/«s

New

Air Line

RR

(Jos E)

debentures

3s

Service Pipe

1

78%

86

96

97

18

91

84

8

81

*95

*93

f

Sinclair Oil Corp—.
3'As subord conv debs

—

1982

—

April-Oct

1
;

—

*97%

——

—

—

91 'a

92

27

*32%

April-Oct

34

--

92

1941—Feb-Aup
94%

Ja.?i-July

—

118 Va

Walworth

debentures 1987.;
—___i
Southern Indiana Ry 2%s 1994
Southern Natural Gas Co—

93%

99

92%

Gold

94%

93%

90

387

97

29
—

—

89%

*69%

Jan-July

7

••

•;

^

•

J

72

107%

91%
85%
110

111

1st

mortgage 2%s series F 1996—
First mortgage 2'As series G 1961
Southern Ry ,first consol
gold 5s 1994

97%

82%

92

91v*
80%

99%

106%

■New Orleans & Northeastern RR—
Joint 3%s 1977
J

23As

conv

subord

debs

1985

2%s

Inc—

94

O

83%

'

93%*

100%

94

105 %

3%s

105%

Wilson

34

95

103%

Ian-July
*

Jan-July

7

1980

€9%

—

80

95%

116% 116%

14

113

101% 102'a

50

101%

7

106 %

107'a 107'a

6

107%
100

110%

—

81'%

68

7

114%

101%

14

57

53'%

90

90

:.r

104%

99%

7

102'% 103%

95

95
•

105%

101

11

104 •

103

102 Va

97 3a

*98% 101

68%

61'A

61%

38

60'%

59'A

59 %

17

58'a

67

100% 100%

6

99%

104

61%

100%

*104%

106%

104'%

—

92%

96'%

92

—

first

1992

series

1967

D

Certificates

92

first

4s

*96 »A

99

93'A

75%

Afay-Nov

943%

101%

913a

104%

12

97%

101%

f

99% 100'%

100%

69%

*99%

Electric

—

1936

44

733%

81 va

74

80%

13

77%

63

77

*__

69%

69'A
-:

deposit

Power

75'%

101%

94%

149

94

Ry—

of

96%

5

95

93%

Jan-Julf

1960

—

A

94%

April-Oct
Jan-July

1958

91

98

«83%

3

94%

Mar-Sept

Jan-July
May-Noa

1965

B

94%
*89

104

100%

32

101% 102

,_Mar-Sept

1970

mortgage 3s

S

101%

■

v;

70

,

63

63

—

2%s

*85%

—June-Dee

1976

93%

>

84

91

93

—;

101

—

—

110%

7

debentures
& Co

Wisconsin

109

103% 103%

A

103%

106'% 106'%

107%

First

88%

April-Oct

*96
$

April

89%

23

83

Yonkers

69

90

90

co oo

97

the

101%

370

100% 101%

sale

year's range,
the

in

Alar-Sept
1971

not
n

year's range,

1976_Jan-July

6

—

—...

.

d Ex-interest, e Odd-lot sale not
included in the year s range, r Cash sale

included in the year's
Under-the-rule sale not
y

95

95

Jan-July

Light & Power 25%s

delivery

the

3'As

range,

Ex-coupon.

Negotiability impaired by maturity.
t Companies reported as being in bankruptcy, receivership, or reorganized
Bankruptcy Act, or securities assumed by such companies.
*
Friday's bid and asked prices; no sales being transacted during current

112%

—

101%

in

Service

8

73

5

Electric

not included

102%

66

—

Public

Deferred,

included

93

93%

"

mortgage <2%s 1979

Wisconsin

a

April-Ocf

97

54 Va

*87'%

Feb-Aug

Mar-Sepf

series C

§ASuperior & Duluth 1st 4s

120%

102'/4
106 %

Jan-July

June-Dec

3%s convertible debentures 1982

*53%

Feb-Aup

Jan-July

-

SAFirst general 4s 1949
A Certificates of deposit

85%

74
92

77%

85'%

86

Corp—

3'As

{Wisconsin Central

98

78

84%

76'a

70

75

5

69

11

77'%
91

103% 104'%

Mar-Sept

1971

3'As

Winston-Salem

96%

--

88 %

76%

1

79

79

90%

Jan-July

1981

A

ser

series A

mortgage

98%

.

1967—

Standard Oil Co (Indiana)

14

Co—

3%s

debentures

97%

*83%

May-Nov

gold 4'%s 2013

Co

"

86

■77%
91

gen

Electric

Wheeling Steel

_May-No®

1—

Standard Coil Products
5s

debs

1983

RR

debentures

4%s

Westinghouse

65

—

1970

Telegraph Co—
19G0

120

*96%

and general 4s series A
1956
April-Oct
Devel and general Gs series A 1956
April-Oct
Devel and general 6'/2s series A
1956—April-Oct
Memphis Div first gold 5s 1996_
—Jan-July

first

105

102'a

99

101

Union

30-year >5s

100% 101%

100%

Devel

Tel

Pacific

ref mtge

&

191% 102%

102%

May-Nov

Bell

Lighting

102% 103%

Mar-Sept
May-Nov

1977

1981

debentures

101%

102

94

April-Oct

3%s 2000

Western

34

First

A

1991

1966>—

first ref gtd gold

Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2%s A

First

3'As

104%

94'%

•

— —

85'A

April
April

1981

92%

93

68%
231

105% 106%

June-Dec

„

ASpokane Internal,!

99

94%

96

—

100

*99

1973—April-Ocf

98

87

90%

89%

89%
*88'%

debentures

conv

Corp—
debs (subord)

conv

Western

San Fran Term 1st
mtge 3%s ser A '75—June-Dec
Southern Pacific RR Co— ' *
";"
First mortgage 2%s series E 1986
Jan-July

Southwestern

*„

mtge 3%s 1967—Jan-July
General mortgage 3s guaranteed 1979
May-Hoy
West Penn Electric 3%s 1974
May-No»
West Penn Power 3'As series I 1966
Jan-July
West Shore first 4s guaranteed 2361
Jan-July
4s
registered 2361
Jan-July
Western Maryland Ry 1st 4s ser A 1969
April-Oct
1st mtge 4 %s series B 1976
May-Noa

90

98%

*94%

Co

Westchester

101 Va

95%

95%

90%

89%

Jan-July

1973

(Oregon Lines)

4'/as

*98'/a

*102% 102'/a

1971
Feb-Nov
3'As 1976—iWap-Nov

Washington Terminal 2%s series A

93'%

94

3'As series B

mortgage

Warren RR

101%

Southern Pacific Co1969

99

Warren Petroleum

27

*95 %

Jan-July
—June-Dec

2%s

First 4'/aS
Gold 4'/as

94%

99

92%

May-Nov

mtge income 4'As series B Jan

117%

;<

■

1983—

April-Oc#
Telephone & Telegraph Co—
1979—-L—.———
Jan-July
23As debentures- 1985—
1__Feb-Aup

debs

101'%

86'%

Co—

First

86'%

92%

RR

106

■

92%

Ala RR gtd 5s 1963

f

1995

mtge 4s income series A Jan

102'%

1

118

*87

debentures

s

100 %

101

—

—

*—

April-Oct

Gen

—.

Southern Bell

conv

B

*91'%

Jan-July

1958

3s series

100%

92

—

*100

June-Dec

Skelly Oil 2'As debentures 1965
Socony-Vacmun Gil 2'%s 1976—

4 '/2s

5s

Gen

3'/as

May-Nov
__Mar-Sepf

_

debs

'

111% 117%

June-Dec
s

— —

106

106
116

1

—.—

•

Wabash

101%

93

5

.

1974

Line 3.20s

*100'% 103'A

April-Oct
2003

First lien and ref mtge 3'As ser C

112

100

*

96

96

Mar-Sepf
-

2Vis 1966

& Sons

100

*99% 102%

,-May-Noy

95%

*102%

1989—May-No®

1977.

Co—r.

Union Oil 2J%s debentures 1971
tSASilesian-Amer Com coll.trust 7s

3s

consolidated

First

99%

84

June-Dec

Shell

South & North

Jan-July
May

April-Oct

1971-

1st mtge 3s series B 19803%s s f debentures 1977

Seagram

1957

1st & ref mtge 3'As ser J 1982
Virginia & Southwest first gtd 5s

Virginian Ry

May-No®
1989_Jan-July

gold 4s 1968
B

1st gtd 4s

England

Paper 3s conv debs

Seaboard

2022

B

w
1989

St Paul & Duluth first cons

Paul

77%

Ry—

certificates

Second 4s inc bond certificates Nov
St

70%

80

80

97%

;

...

4 Vis series A Jan

Bt Louis-Soutluvestern

96
78

*74%

April-Oct

Co—

Ry

^ferles A 1955—Feb-Aug

4s

series

mtge 2%s ser E 1975__Afar-Sept
First and refund mtge 3s series F 1978—Mar-Sept
First and refund mtge 2%s ser G 1979—June-Dec
First and ref mtge 2%s ser H 1980
Mar-Sept
1st mortgage & refund 3%s ser I 1981—June-Dec

100%

96

Mar-Sepl
1996. Jan-July

;

*

Francisco

gtd

fund

First and refund

s
6t Lawrence

consol

sinking

Virginia Electric & Power Co—

1977
Mar-Sept
1969—Mur-Sept

General mortgage 3'As series J

RR

Consol

100 Ye

95%

Electric Corp—

Rochester Gas &

A

Bonds

selling

_

/

under Section 77 ©1

week.

flat.

AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
WEEKLY

AND

RECORD

YEARLY

the week beginning

In the

following extensive list we furnish a complete report of the transactions on the American Stock Exchange for
t
10K0
j
1
amarinnn
Sept. w • 1953 %and; ending T7>v.;n 1953. r* i„ compiled from a report of the American Stock Exchange itself and
28,;
Friday. Oct. 2,
It is
security^ whetberV stock or bond in which any dealings have occurred during the current year.
RANGE

'

Last

Range

'4

-

'

i

-i

"•

*

m°t0rs vhhdtl

of Prices

Shares

Par

■^. ■f

i

i

Acme Aluminum
Alloy#
cme Wire Co
common

—«

Supply Manufacturing—

Manufacturing

Associates Inc (N J)

footnotes

4%

4%

LotO

t\

Hi

5

1,100

.2%
2'%

2

3

Sep
Jun

IV2
6'%
29

2%

100

2%

Sep

4

2'%

900

1 %

Sep

3%

•

5

consmon

page

% July

800

Jan
Jan
Feb
Mar

Feb

AJax

7%

Z"l

31.




7%

6%
10%

1,500

7%

300

10'A

10%

1,600

12'A

12'A

100

8% May
7% Sep

,9'a Aug
13% Mar

Petroleums

Alabama

Gas

Alaska

Corp

Airlines

American

Range

for Week

of Prices

Shares

Low

%

B0e

Alabama Great Southern

preferred

Inc

Engineering Co

15%

.

Low

' U
16'A

4,500

Alles & Fisher common

10'%

Sep

Allied

Internat'l

12

Sep

15%

Feb

Allied

Products

13'a

Sep
Jun

High
1% May
16'a

Oct

4

3%

4'%

10*

1%

1'%

1%

900

l'a Aug

2%

1%

1%

1%

4,700

la

Sep

3% Mar

2%

2%

2%

6,400

2 '/a

Jun

3%

2%

3

103

Investing cap stock—1
(Mich) common
B

Jan

89'%
1,100

1

Feb
Jan

%

3,200

16'%

1

8'/a
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2
50
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Allegheny Airlines Inc

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2%

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112

Aug

99'a Mar

6'a Mar
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Jan

634

27

27%

Jan

7% Mar

600

2%

Feb

3%

650

25'a

Jan

Apr

32'% May

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for Week

of Prices

Shares

Last

STOCKS

t
Sale Price

American Stock Exchange

2.500

2%

Jan

90

350

82%

Jun

95

*

22

22

200

22

Jun

Sep

"4

2%

Aluminum Goods Manufacturing
Industries

common

Inc

Industries

Ambrook

90

10®

5%

12%

1y2

American

Beverage common

American

Book Co

American

Hard

"12

y2

American

Laundry Machine
American Manufacturing Co com
Maracaibo Co
Meter

American

Natural Gas

American

4%

10
2

Republics
American Seal-Kap

Co 6%

common

American

Thread 5%

Writing Paper common

Sep

47

Jan

8%

Oct

12%

Jan

22%

350

21%

Sep

25

Jan

Jan

Jan

'

~4%

4 Va

3,900

4

400

23

22

25% Mar
6% Mar

Sep

„.

Sep

f

27%

33% Mar

Jan

31

Jan

30 V2

%

31

50

28%

Jun

34%

Jan

46

48

800

43%

Sep

63

Apr

12'/2

46

12%

17%

•

13%

20o

3 i7o

50

11

Sep

4 Va

ll5/s

Amurex Oil Development class A

Jan

600

22%

23

8
1

preferred

1% May

~8%

pfd—28

American

1%

21%

Potash & Chem cl A conr—•

American

May

21%

•

Co

5% Aug

%

1

American

Jan

Cenco

8V8

44

3 %

20
28

American

16%

4 Va

100

4

July

11%

11%

200

9%

12%

13%

4.600

4%
12

Jan

Feb

9%

20%

3%

3%

9,100

2%

Apr

5% July

8%

8%

100

8%

Sep

10% Mir

fl

19%

20%

200

Jas

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"A"

shares

"

5%

5 Va

5%

1.200

5

Sep

5)% May

1

4'/.

4%

4%

1,100

4

Jan

4% Apr

9%

100

Sep

22% Mar

Apex-Electric Manufacturing Co
1
Appalachian Elec Power 4%% pfd—100
Argus Cameras Inc
1

Power

&

A

(ex

17%

5,400

Va

8%

2,600

•

Jun

15

Jan

109

20% May

20 %

200

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18%

2,000

22%

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121%

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24 %

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14

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430

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1.700

1%

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2%

87 Va

250

80%

Sep

11®.%

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85

10%

104

5%

3.600

5%

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10%

3,700

9%

Sep

xl%

5%
10

125

Sep

7%
15

Jam
Jam
Jam
Mar

2%

400

1

2%

2%

100

2% Sep

4

Jun

•

10%

10%

100

9

Mar

11

Mar

16

16%

1,100

Sep

21

1%

1

preferred

non-cum

Voting Machine

Collieries

1%
85

5%
1

116%

112

common

I

16%

Jun

15%

5% May

Jan'

8
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Class

&

Gas-

A

3%

...

3%,

3%

5,900

3%

Baker-Raulang Company

1

12%

10%

12%

700

10%

Baldwin Rubber

1

11%

11%

11%

900

Baldwin

Securities

Corp

lo

3%

3

3

2,600

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American shares
Banff

Oil

50o

Basic

Refractories

1

Inc
Beau-Bruinmell Ties

6 %

common

1

Beck (AS) Shoe Corp
Beckman Instruments Inc
Bellanca Aircraft common

Telephone of Canada

1

common

28

1
4

common

Blrdsboro Steel Fdry & Mach Co com_*
Black Starr & Gorliam class A
•
Blauner's common
3
common

common

Foole Gear Works

Traction

•

Inc

15%

2,300

15%

11%

12

2%
36%
9%

American

12

2%
36%

36%

9%

common

9%

16 %

Apr

Sep

17

Jan

Sep

900

(E L) Co common.

9%
10

class B

125

preferred

17%

Feb

10 % Mar

Cuban

Feb

25%

Aug

Jan

90

preferred

Bunker Hill & Sullivan
Burma Mines Ltd—
American dep rets ord shares
Burry Biscuit Corp

Lighting Inc common
Manufacturing Co

4%

"2%

300

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3%

10%

5,000

9%

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11%

Jan

5%

1,400

4%

Sep

7% Mar
25% Mar

5

17%

17%

4,200

2

17

24

Sep

3%

3%

500

22 Vs

Jan

5% Aug

2%

3% Aug

33%

5% Aug

Jan

Apr

37

Mar

7%

Jan

8% July

7%

Sep

12% Mar

87

Jun

49%

50

175

47

Apr

50% Mar

14%

16%

4,100

12

Jan

16%

6 %

6 %

200

5%

10%

11%

300

13

13%

500

13

19%

19

19%

1,200

17

6% Aug

14% May
19% Apr'

Sep

8%

400

12%

12%

2,300

July

11%

10%

9,200

i:,o

3%

19%

Jan

1,000

Jan

10% Mar

Sep

%

Feb

20% May
8% Jan

8% July
8% Aug

3%

Sep

is

3%

8

Jan

6

8%

Jan

Sep

Jan

5% Aug

50o

iff

100

Sep

10

13%

Electric

Estate

Consol

Camden

Fire

Oil

&

Gas

Ltd

%
5

Jan

Jan
Jan

6%%
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Insurance

Ltd

common

Dredge & Dock Co Ltd

Canadian

Industries

Canadian

Marconi

Co

3%

23%

23%

23%

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150

20%

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l

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8%

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2

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dep rets A ord
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3%

6%
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21,900
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73 %

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29% Mar

5%

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50

4

%

4

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4%

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13%

1

24

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3,900
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1,100

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6

400

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3

300

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74

3

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1%

31

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6% Aug
5% Jan

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900

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Apr
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800

8%

26%

27.

24%

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35% Jan

;

200

5

Apr

'

2%

2%
10

.:,.io;-..

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5% Jan

fl%

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200

10

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100

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17%

14% May

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20% Jan

5%

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127/'b

13

2,400

10%

17%

300

16%

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1

17%

3%

300

3%

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12

%

4%

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1,300

11%

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155 g

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11m 12%.

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1 3,b

17%

17%

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21% Jan

2 %

19,100

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200

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17 %

500

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8%

4
,

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2% Mar

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11%

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11

11%

13,400

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12%

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1,400

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14% Feb

1

22%

14% Aug

-t

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'

22%

23%

3,300

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35% Jan

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7%
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6%

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29

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7

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1%

.

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7

20

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26

100

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40

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7 %

400

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100

1,

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8%

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9%

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Feb

16%

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17% Aug

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23% July

16'%'

16%

3,500

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4%

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67%

68 %

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9,100

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500

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1,950

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11%
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200

20

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1,700

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—

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700

13%

.

578

76% Jan

Jan
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7%

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12% Feb

14%

r

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21

5%

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—5

100

13%

Jan

61

Feb
-

16% Mar

Jan

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Inc

~1

:

Dayton Rubber Co class A
Dejay Stores common—:
Mfg .class A common

Detroit

Foundry

Mfg Co

108

1%

28l/2

100

28%

Sep

400

14%

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Exploration Ltd-

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•

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Dominion

Textile Co Ltd

Chemical

Ltd

Company
Brewery Ltd
Dragon Cement Co Inc

1214 Jan

1

76,700

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2,500

4

4%

1,600

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5%

300

18

,

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11

11

7%

11

8% Mar

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6% Jan

5% Aug
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7%

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500

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6%

17%

17%

17%

50

15%

41

41%

300

28%

16

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800

16

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•

6%

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4%

1,500

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18
47

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9%

8%

9%
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900

10%

11%

7% Mar

17,500

33%

5,200

10

32

*

Aug

32%

Apr

10 Va

Sep

Sep

20
.

1

July
July

7%

Jan

16

10% Jan

Jan

41

*

Apr

9%

Jun

•

1

Jarl

16%

8%

10

Power Co

Feb

Sep

82

10%

100

Jan

25%

71%
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2%

Jan

15%

1

Dow

J»n

3

Sep

9%

500

19%

9%

%

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Oil

3% May

29% Mar

2%

__

•

common

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Sep

2%
20

•

stock—
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4%

1 *

ord

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2%

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-2.50

-

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700

Apr

137h May

Sep

300

Feb
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145

Jan

Sep

r_-

1

Domestic Finance

&

2 %

2214

7

17% Mar

10% July

4s
1

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1%

1,200

2%

„,

:T V2
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1%

1

reg

33

Sep

15V4

21%

2%
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Class A

Feb

137

1

common

(Allen

2%

112%

25c

rets prd
(The) Corp

DuMont,

Sep

/ 1% :

.

10

dep

Harris

Feb

" 1 Va

5%

Distillers Co Ltd—

Douglas

Feb

6%

15%

__

1

Devoe & Raynolds class B

Dome

27%

Jan

28%

28%

5

Products

Co

Sep

x5%
.

35

Devon-Leduc Oils Ltd

Diversey
Dobecitmun

.16%

500

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Hardware

American

50

57/B

100
&

Iron

Detroit; Sleel

17V2

5%

5%

50c

8'/o debenture
Detroit Gasket
Detroit Gray

•-

10c

Dennison

7% Mar

Sep

17%

2.50

Inc

Inc

5%

1

Mills

Brothers

9.%

Mar
Apr

401j

Jan

36% Aug

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common

10c

11

Jan

17%

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Duraloy

"

dep rets ord reg
(The) Co
1

5% May

£1
1

Durham Hosiery class B common
Duro Test Corp common
Duval Sulphur & Potash Co

3

♦

10%

1

514

4%

100

2%

Sep

10%

150

10%

Sep

5%

300

4y2

Sep

24%

Sep

3

6%, SeP

Jan

4%

1.4% Feb
n% Mar

Jun

109 %

120

106

1%

1,600

1

•

26

26

100

,

3314 Mar

6% Mar

•

5

Sep

6,100

Jun

12% Mar

Eastern Gas & Fuel
■

50

Aug

5%

26%
15%

Jan

$7

preferred

series

preferred

series

10

__

.

9%

64%

9%
65

4,300
125

I__IIII

1

"I

•

~6%

Feb

Feb
Jan

Apr

Jun

114%

Jan

Sep

2%'

Jan

2s 6d
Mar

$2 preferred
Electric Bond & Share

Manufacturing

Jun

200

lnt

1

_

1

25

25

•

*12%

12%

13

common

_5

100

191.,

19 %

19 =

Co

900

III

15

24

Sep
Sep

12%

Sep

96

97

20

18%

Sep

10%

9,700

1

j

Jan

25

.

30

100

Sep
Jan

131,
74

301,

Jan

"
,

Mar

I05"a Mar
Mar
Mar

165
150

~

B

class

5%
116

'

•

Electrographic Corp common
Empire District Electric 5% pfd
Empire Millwork Corp
Emsco

Sep

Sep

128%

Eastern Sugar Associates—
Common shares of beneficial

Easy Washing Machine

9%
64 Va

25

9%

100

_25

B

8%

1

common

A

$6

4%
83

Assn

4%% prior preferred—
Eastern Malleable Iron
Eastern States Corp

Mar

£1

Apr
see

Feb

73%
6 %

•

Carreras Ltd—

For footnotes

6% "Jan

25%

27%
6%

•

Light, $5 pfd—

Carr-Consolidated Biscuit Co

'J

8,400

•

2.50

common

Power &

16,000

19 5q

Carey Eaxter & Kennedy Inc—

Carolina

Jan

4,900

313

1
common

Carman & Co„

Carnation

Jan

10%

9%

3%

4% Mar

100

,

Capital City Products
Capital Transit Co

Jan

15%

9

9%

IS

Ltd—

preferred

5%

Sep

8%

9%
3

20

Southern Oils Ltd vtc
Atlantic Oil Co Ltd

Canadian

7%

9

Jun

1
5

common

preference

Canadian Canners

•

Sep

3%

•

Cement Co Ltd

Canadian
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Day

Duke

3%

•

Co_

Canada Bread Co Ltd
Canada

50o
1

Calgary & Edmonton Corp
California Electric Power
Calvan

Crystal Dairies

Davenport Hosiery

Driver
common

Jan

3

100

3%

—2.50

(Mo)

Draper Corp common
Drilling & Exploration Co

Products

Sugar

Daltcli

Davidson

Mar

c
Cable

Calamba

4%

5%

Apr
jan

9%

Jan

10%

1,200

3%

Sep

Jan

3,300

3s 6d

11%

42

17%

*

Curtis

8%

12 %o

Atlantic Sugar common

Curtis

7%

12%

preferred

Jan

8%

2.50

200

8%

'Sep
Sep

3%

~3%

25c
•
10
5

common-

Mar

7%

9

Co

4%

8%

l

Drug

Aug

3

7%

10

8%

5%

13

•

Cuban Tobacco common-

July
4% July

15%

5

partic

10 Via

5

3%

40

100

1-—1

—

(Md)—
"A"

8%

22% July
20% Jan

5'/a

150

12%

10

—1
*

Crystal Oil Refining common

"2%
10%

23% May.
24
May

12V4

1**

Crowley Milner & Co

$6

40

v8 %

*
*
5c

Company

3% July

10

convertible

(The)

Crown

•

•

common

Croft

Jan

19%

Sep

12%

,27

1

Jan

84%

300

Sep

3%

*

5%

10

3%

19%
21Vb

5%

Corp

4%. Sep
9% July

Aug

300

Jan

25% Aug
11 a Feb

A Sep

300

12 %

"

Internat'l

200

1,500

19%

40

——-———5

Petroleum

1,500

Feb

50

%

17%

dep receipts (ord reg)—£1

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Cent

9%

22%

24

1U July

7% May

Ltd—

American

Creole

Cork

10

74

Sep

22

~2%

common

Crown

•

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Petroleum

Crown

9%

11% Mar

Sep

1

19%

*

Feb

~9%

65%

,

A

Feb

<

125

21%

.

—

12%
16

Sep

66 V2

4%

'

—

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preferred class

13

•

2.50

Inc

46

Sep

7%

%

*

:——-

Oct

8%

400

24

*
1

Mines

Gold

Jan

200

10,200

66

66 %

-j-

non-voting

Jan

10%

100

I.3*
8%

bJ4

voting-

B

Cornucopia

9%

Mar

4%

(H) Distillery Ltd—

10%

:•

l

cumulative junior preferred
Brown Rubber Co common
'

60c

Jan

Feb

9% Mar
7% Jan
7% Jan

.If

1

8%

36%

10%

•

Plan

40%

37

Sep
Sep

Mar

8%

j?

Paint & Varnish Co

Corby

$1

Feb
Jan

9

Sep

5%

4%

50c
1
Consolidated Liquidating
*
Consolidated Mining & Smelt g Ltd—*
Consolidated Royalty Oil
10
Continental Air Linesilnc—
1.25
Cont
Aviation & Engineering
1
Continental Car-Na Var Corp
1
Continental Commercial Corp
1
Continental Foundry & Machine Co___ 1

900

•

Distillers

4%

1%

Sep

1

$3 2nd preference

Bruck Mills Ltd

X36

6 % Mar

6Vb

200

Mar

a

10

Jan

5,100

Jan

10'
89

Jan

7%

1956

lo

est

400

87

10s

Vic

Sep
May
7% Sep

5 %

1%

Consolidated Gas Utilities—

Courtaulds

Jan

100

79

7%

7

J

'—.

Consolidated Engineering

Cosden

2%

8

Jan
4Ja Mar

29% Mar
2*1% Feb

80

5%

10
-1
Cc«Js afiiiu'actur;ng Co—------- 0
Columbia Machinery & Eng Corp—10c
Commodore Hotel Inc
——
-1
Community Public Service
.—10
Compo Shoe Machinery—

Feb

11%

Tobacco—

dep rects ord regular

2% Mar

75

7%

-*
ou

t'Tlaei Fund Inc

Ootonsfcl

Corroon &

6%

100

7%

ordinary

Airlines

©eiliaaitJil

70

8

1

Caribbean

Coro

Jun

Jun

68%
82

36

4.

Products Co
Oils vtc

CJIdto ASamnsaim

11% Mar
Sep

67

5% May

Aug

8

\

CUwikiibyik farm Equipment Co

25

14%

10s

Budget Finance

9
Sep
21% May
1% Mar

Jan

21%

»

750

3

dep rets ord reg

8%

Sep

75

8

-a
10

Co"

Briery

10%

87

•

4%

22

Jan

s

Jan

Sep
Sep

82

dUQUfiJ®
Lambert Manufacturing—-4
OtotlhWd Coal Corp common
20

Class A

600

•

Brown Company common
$5 convertible preference

Bruce

Jan

8

Sep

26%

5

17% Mar

Sep

3%

100

vH

D L Co
CJM& Coutroller Co
dhauisiiit Manufacturing Co
dkawle JStefiin Inc
..

Cook

200

10a

Forman

HI

Mar

4

3%

200

CJlM'k

45

100

•

British Columbia Power class A
Class B

Brown

Mar

11,300

3%

common—v

10%

23%

dep rets ord bearer

American

Jan

13"

1.100

2%

British Celanese Ltd—

v

Corp

4%

22

#0
—-i
"""

7% May

% Sep

26%

.

68%

Electric Co common
Investors Inc
Convertible preference
Cessna Aircraft Co common
Chamberlin Co of America

42

45

20o

British American Oil Co

Amer

800

1%

23%

Light & Pwr ord—*

Bridgeport Gas Light Co
Brillo Manufacturing Co

Amer

200

25

1

Breeze Corp common

British

6,700

10

|

prior cumulative preferred

Scrymser Co

Brazilian

18'

5%

•

Bourjois Inc___
Brad

6%

1%

1

5%%

14.400

'

1

Benson & Hedges common

Borne

6

25

1

Blckford's Inc

Blumenthal (S) & Co

2u

l

Benrus Watch Co Inc

Bohack (II C) Co

ljg

9%

1

||o

Sep

,

Century

Class

1

common

Bearings

Bell

Sep

July
2% Sep

•

Inc

Baumann (L) & Co

2%

Jan

6

6% Mar

Ltd

Barcelona Tr Light & Power Ltd
Barium Sleel Corp

■

Sep

11

common

3%

3%

-1
100
10
—-2

Century

Jan

17% July
14

9% July

1

1

114

2,300

3

3%

—<-

preference $1.40 series
Central Maine Power Co—
3.50% preferred.#
Central Ohio Steel Products
Central Power & Light Mo pid

24% Mar

Juun

7%

45%

1%

3%

Sep

200

26%

Colonial Sand A: Stone Co

Corp warrants

Ayshire

207/b

18%

fl

Atlas Plywood Corp_
Automatic Steel Products Inc

Non-voting

Apr
Jam

'l»

Tel—

Atlantic Coast Fisheries

Automatic

9%
98

i

114% Mar

8

Sep

4 %

%

Conv

Ooitosa EteteJapment

Atlantic Coast Line Co.
Atlas

16%

8%

:101

80

American dep rets reg

Class

17'/B

2.60

Associated Laundries of America
&

3,100

•

convertible preferred

Tel

10%

■

130

x9 Va

103%

•

Aro Equipment Corp
Associated Electric Industries—

Associated

103%

10

8

Light $7 pfd

Armstrong Rubber Co class A
4%%

9 •%

wi

Arkansas Fuel Oil Corp
Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co.
Arkansas

15

1.40

;

Angostura-Wuppennan

14%

1,600

3%

*

Charis

Apr

4

J

Charier Oil Co Ltd
Cherry-Burrell common
Oaesefcrough Manufacturing com
Cfciiriso Rivet & Machine—-—
Oaief Consolidated Mining
Ciavfle Wine & Cable Corp
City Auto Siampiug—
©S® -Specialty Stores inc—
4%% .convertible preferred

Anglo-Iranian Oil Co Ltd—
American dep rets ord reg
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp—

200

4%

3%

1

Corporation—-Central Explorers Ltd
Central Illinois Secur Corp
Conv preference $1.50 series

Jan

$

Anacon Lead Mines Ltd

Anchor Post Products

3%
15%

4%

j

Jan
Aug

Hi Oh'

Feb

15%

if

Castle

1

Low

5%

"3%

Products common
(A M) & Co
Catalin Corp of America

Sep

%

1
28

Co

Jan
Feb

24

Sep

1,700

—100

Rubber

24%

Jan

3%

1,900

conv

Range Since Jan.

High

1

(J W) Co common

Carter
Casco

19

pfd
II
§Amerlcan Bantam Car Co class A—1
Air Filter

American

Shares

~jOW

Par

3% Mar

3

90

1

—

$3.75 cumulative preferred

for Week

High

Low

Aluminum

Aluminum

Jan

Range Since

•
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Altei Brewing Co
Co of America

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Range
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Friday
Last

STOCKS
American

Range

Stock Exchange
Par

Fnuitv Corp

$2

common

5

iV

*---

1%

13,800

'

200

Mar

Kennedy's

6

Aug

Kenwell Oils & Mines Ltd

lft

Jan

Key Co common

ft

Jan

Kidde

32 % Mar

Kings

•

1,400

Sep

18

18%

Sep

& Instrument

Falrchild Camera

2

Sterling Inc.—
Fish man <M H) Co Inc
plying Tiger Lines Inc_
Ford Motor of CanadaClass A non-voting
Class B voting—
Ford Motor Co Ltd—
Firth

15,500

l iir

9%

97a

Hi

Jan

73 3/8

Jan

5%

5%

6%

62%

Jun

3%

Sep

100

9%

Jun

11

12,200

5%

Oct

10%

97a
•

63%

59

500

7% Mar
Mar

69 Va Mar

73% Mar

Sep

4%

4%

1,500

3%

Jun

iti

%

8,100

%

Feb

5%

5%

100

4%

Sep

7%

5 Va

5%

1,000

4%

Sep

8

10%

4%

ord reg
£1
of FranceAmerican deposit receipts bearer
Fort Pitt Brewing Co
—-1
Fox (Peter) Brewing
—1.25
Fuller (Geo A) Co
5

Jan

Klrby

Petroleum

50c

preferred

Kirkland
Klein

Kleinert

Kobacker

10%

1,000

10%

Sep

11

%

5%
10%

.

Jan
May

11% Mar

—10Q

preferred—-—

5%

9 •'/ !i

9%-.

9%

1

f/a

1%

600

—
*
———1
Giant Yeilowknife Gold Mines-_l~Gilbert (A C) common
,—*

.

.

297«

29

•

Jan

18 Va Mar

104

104

5%

Lake

Aug

34% Mar
108

.

,

Mar

Jun

2%

Jan

Sep

12%

Jan

1,300

8

12

4% Mar
\ 12%Jan

9%

200

12

100

Va

Feb

108%

Sep

2%

11

v

12 Va

Jun

117:;; Feb

:.scp

1,200

"8%

8 » '

106

112% July
103% Jun

3%

3 Vn

12% May

Sep
.Apr

•

15%

Feb

'
*

10

Gladding McBean & Co

-1
Globe Dnlon Co Inc_;
L.—
J
Godchaux Sugars class A
:
*
Class B
*
$4.5o prior preferred———
—•
Goldfield Consolidated Mines
1
Goodman Manufacturing Co
50
Gorham Manufacturing common—
4
Graham-Paige Motors 5% conv pfd—25
Grand Rapids Varnish—
_
1
Gray Manufacturing Co5

16% Feb

17%

1,000
7,300
300.

.'.11%

Sep

13-% Mar

V 23%

300

;

Jun

27%

1624

6 %

————

Mar

22

.624
T>2;a
lI%C,ll%

16%

class B

23"

.'42 Va

/ 11%

j ,16% Sep

Jan

Feb

*

14 %

I 13 %

,

1st.

Machine
Salle Extension University

II100

Hydraulics

Gridoil

...

%

v

Aug

52 Va- Jan

23%

Sep

27%

Jan

27% July

5%

Sep

Sep

1441/2

Jun

164% July

129%

Sep

135%, Apr

52 Va

850

1.700

6,200

9c
-

5 Va

4%

5|V

12,400

2

Grlesedieck Western- Brewery—;—

15%

15%

15%

550

5

Grocery Stores Products common.
Gypsum Lime & Alabastine

12% ;

12%

12%

100

•

>-

.

—

.Mar

8

21% Mar

7.1%! Sep
;.49% Aug
127/a Sep
4

»; 2% Mar

■«

57% Mar
8

Sep

15%

Feb

x21

Oct

ft

Jun

19% Mar

10%

Jan

13

Aug

34

Sep

34

Sep

H
Hall Lamp Co__
Hamilton Bridge Co Ltd
Hartford Electric Light-

/ 2 Va

"2.%

1,800

3%

3%

1,400

3%

Sep

17

50

14%

Jun

19%

53

140

50

Jan

53% Mar;

.

:

Harvard Brewing .Co

Hastings Mfg Co
Hathaway Bakeries
Havana

1
2
_1
——10c
—
•
—5
25c

Inc

Lithographing CoJ

Hazeltine

Corp

Hearn Dept Stores
Hecla Mining Co

Helena

Rubinstein

Class

common

Aug

3%

Sep

5%

300

9%

Jan

12 Va

& Co

.

"2%

300

2

Jun

23%. 25%

2 Vn
25

2,800

19

3

3'/a

500

6%

.~7'/a

7%

3,100

13%

19%

14

400

19 Va

19%

400

89

90

13%

90"

1

9 %

100

~7%

7%

&

5%

Hardart

*

*
*

common

100

Hubbell (Harvey) Inc common
5
Humble Oil & Refining capital stock—*
Lock

&

Manufacturing Co

Hydro-Electric Securities
Hygrade Food Products

Mangel Stores common
Manischewitz (The B) Co__

Consolidated Mfg Co

Marine
Communication Co Ltd
Shovel

Power

Marlon

Harris common
Mays (J W) Inc common
Aircraft Corp

Chapman & Scott

Merritt

;

30

..

Jan

Sep

12%
27

13%

Jan

14% May

18 Va

Apr

21%

89

Sep

99

77/a

Sep

Jan

May
Aug
Feb

71% Mar
9% May

Jan
.

3%

5

Feb

Michigan Sugar Co common—

10%

Sep

12%

Sep
Sep

130

Oct

9

Jun

3 Va Mar

15

16

Jan
Jan

46% Mar
152

Feb

18% July
98%

Sep

23%
107

$2

Co

dividend shares

Mid-West; Abrasive

Piping

Midwest

Wohl Co

common

4%%

Mt

Plan Corp of

Murray

Muter Company

25

Sep

30

54%

Sep

74%

2%

Sep

4 Va

4%

Sep

5

20%

Jan

international Cigar Machinery
International Hydro-Electric—
Preferred $3.50 series
international Metal Industries
international

Petroleum

international

38% Mar

50

A

capital stock-*
5

Fireman

Ironite Inc.

Irv"ing

Air

Jun

6 Va

Feb
Jan

29%

11,500

28 Va

Sep

37

HVa

500

9%

Jan

ll'/a July

85 %

87

310

6% May
87

84

82

1,100

83

Jun

80

Apr

18

Sep

7%
100

100%
25

Feb
Mar

Jan
Mar

106

.108 Va

30

__

11%

30%

103

Jun

25

27

Jun

xll3 'A Mar

32 Va

Jan

19

19%

—

1,200

109

%

.

20%

Sep

30% Mar

11%

11%

500

10

Apr

12%

Aug

2%

2%

2.400

2

Sep

5%

Jan

7,900

18%

84

Jan

400

10%

Sep

15%

Apr

200

5%

Sep

12

1,900

3%

Oct

100

.

Manufacturing

v t c

•

80
11

1

_
_

Chute_IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII—1

11

ll %

6

3%

6

2L

3%

May

5%

Jan

Jan

Milling

3%

Dehydrating &
:

Co
Bellas

Hess

O'Mahoney Inc
Julian &
Kokenge Co

National

National
National
National

National

5%

Jan

Nestle

Meter

Le

Mur

Co common

Dominion Oil Ltd

New British

New

New

100
1

convertible preferred
Idria Mill & Chem Co—

.—20

Mexico

&

Arizona Land

Sep

5% Mar

New

Sep

17% Mar

New

Process

Sep

3% Mar

New

York

Auction

York

&

Park

Co

Mining
Co

common

Co

common

Honduras Rosario

New York Merchandise

Kaiser
Ksas

For

Motors
Gas &

Corp

]

Electric

footnotes

see

4%%

page

pfdllllOO

31.




3 %

3 %

9,400

3
95 Va

July
Aug

5% Mar
105

Jan

New

York

Founders

50c

25

Zinc

1 Va

%

1

40c

England Tel & Tel
Clock & Watch Co

New Haven

lft

1

2.5Q

common

15%

15%

lU-

1

30o

National Union Radio

25

.1%

15%

1%

17% Mar

6%

6%

100

5%

Jan

6% Aug

3

3%

2,500

2%

Sep

3%

100

4% Aug
3% Sep

3%

Sep

3%

900

3 Va

Oct

41%

41

1,900

20Va

Jan

5

Sep

Sep

5

100

3%

Jun

43% May
7%

Feb

6%

Jan

45 Va July
45

Aug

18

Jan

Apr

12%

100

11%

Sep

14

14

100

13% May

14% Aug

45 Va

467 a

7,900

41%

Apr

50% Aug

11%

200

10%

Sep

15%

Feb

100

9%. Sep

13% Feb

10%

21

21%

400

18

Jan

22 Va

Sep

15%

300

14,

Jan

17%

Jun

Jan

34%

Feb

21

Sep

40

Jan

4

Feb

125

23

1774

2,500

14%
7%

Jun

10%

10%

10%

200

9%

Feb

10% May

5,100

16'A

Sep

24 Va Mar

22

Jan

26 % Mar

18 Va

17%

187 B

23

23

23%

11%

11%

14 Va

14 Vb

14%

2%

2%

15%

16%

13 Va

12%

13'A

350

1,000
1,000

.

3,300

3

Jan

23% May

17

Jan

2%

Sep

15% May

Jun

9Va
Xl3

15'A

Aug

Jan

4'A Mar

800

9 Va

Jan

16%

1,700

11%

Sep

21% Mar

Jan

7Va Aug

Jan

55

~2%

3

11%

400
700

11%

11

2 Va
6

8

600

1

12

tt

1,000

6

6

6

Oct

'

6 Va

Sep
Sep
Apr

60

Jun

3% Mar
8

Mar

14

Aug

Jan

1 '/a Mar

Jan

48
7

8 Va

Aug

7%

7'A

7%

1,200

11%

10%

11%

500

10%

Sep

14% Mar

2,900

11%

Sep

15%

Jan

11

Jun

13

Jan

Sep

26% Mar

12

Sep
Feb

13'A

13

11

11

12%

13'A

12%

'A

50

200

23%

24 Va

1,100

20%

Feb

2'A

2'A

700

1 Va

Sep

4%

24

4%

1,100

11 Va Mar

5%

Jan
Mar

29

3 % Mar

10%

10%

foVa

1,300

4%

Sep

5% Mar

30%

Jun

33 Va Mar

Aug

15'A

10'A

Jan

*100
25

25

4%
88

%

•

3*00

Jun

103'A Mar

22

Jan

25% Mar

5,300

257/a

Sep

57%

Jan

4'/a

4%

18,400

27/a

Jan

4%

Sep

%

88'A

10

99

10

27%

28

88

29

86

July

96

Jun

88%

Jun

2 Va

99

Sep

166%

130

157

Jun

34%

34'A

25

34

Sep

5%

5%

600

4

4

500

165

5'A

47/a

Jan

96% Mar
103 Va

Jan

96% Mar
3'A
169

Jan
Jan

37% Mar
5% Mar

37/a July

5% Mar

3% Mar

3%

Apr
Jan

15%

15%

15%

200

15 %

Oct

23

15%

15%

3,000

14'A

Feb

17'/a Mar

530

99% 100

"2%

96%

Jun

114

Mar

27

4%

Jan

9/200

2 Va

Sep

300

2%

2'/a
26%

25 Va

Jan

7%

Sep

9Va

Jan

Jan

42 Va

Jun

~7%

7%

7%

400

~6%

6%

6%

300

4%

4%

4%

700

4 Va

4

4%

2Vo

2

2'/a

27

33 Va Mar

6 Va

Sep

8 Va Mar

Sep

17% Mar

37/a

Jan

5'/a July

5.900

4

Sep

4,900

1 Va

Sep

14 %

13

15

1

1

Shipbuilding
shares

1
1
*
•
10
10

Corp—
1

13

2

1<!

2%

2%

Jan

2%

Jan

15,100

13Va

Jun

12%

Sep

17.

7,000

14%

14%

_2%

87A

16% Mar

500

14%

1{,(

Jan

3

ft Jan

10.600

1%

Jan

3

July

Sep

Jan

13% Mar

10%

10%

10%

200

10%

10

10%

200

x9%

Sep

10% Mar

12

Jun

19%

Oct

19'/a

17'A

19%

10,400

17

18%

4,900

13'A

Jan

21

Mar

17%

17%

18'/a

400

17

Jan

20

July

25 Va

25%

50

25

Apr

27%

—

18,600

1%

15%

Sep

—J

1
25c
10c
2
Radiator Co
4
Research Corp
———1
Rubber Machinery^.
10
Starch Products
—1
Steel Car Ltd
—*
Transit common
—1

89,500

1%

•

3%

common

Stores common
Ltd
National Phoenix Industries
National Presto Industries Inc

200

10c

10'A Aug

16% May

Sep

10%

2.50
-10
50c

&

3%

IIIIIl5c

Jupiter Oils Ltd

Apr
Jun

17%

10c

Petroleum

New

Jerry

3%

7%

3% July

100
*

Gas

National Mfg
National

New Jersey

1

Feb

227/a

50c
5
--1
50c
50

Inc

Alfalfa

National Fuel

New

Glass Co common

9 Va

24%

*0

—

4 Va %

J

Jeanneite

Sep

1

Neptune

Co—

3.90% preferred
iron

*

]

Service

Jan

10%

84

5%

N
Corp

Naclunan

National

Products

Public

20%

28%

_*

Investors Royalty
Iowa

12% July
5%

29

Jan

800

14%

common

Jan

National

Indianapolis Pwr & Light 4% pfd__100
insurance Co of North America
-5

Ring common

common

Mar

Imperial Tobacco of Canada
5
Imperial Tob of Gt, Brit & Ireland—£1

Jan

9

6

12%

*

Jan

300

National

American dep receipts registered—£1
Imperial Oil (Canada) capital stock—*

4%

Sep

28%

1
---5

Ohio Mfg Go

Mar

400

5,100

2%

America

Inc

Muntz TV

Piston

59%

650

Sep

5%

Clemens

Co

26%

15%

Sep

4%

2,300

147 a

Corp
1
Monogram Pictures common
1
Monongnhela Power Co—
4.40% cumulative preferred
100
4.80% cumul preferred series B—100
4.50% preferred series C
100
Monroe Loan Society com class A
1
Montgomery Ward & Co class A
Moody Investors participation pfd
♦

Muskegon

57

15

10%

100

5%

10%

Molybdenum

Muskogee

25 %

15

17% Mar

900

4VB

common-

Feb

I
•

13

5%

Products—

noi:-cum

Midvale

Namm-Loeser's

Illinois Zinc Co common
Imperial Chemical Industries—

Sep

14%

21V*

1
Middle States Petroleum common
1
Midland Oil Corp $1 conv preferred—*

Jan

57%

2,500

Feb

8%

5

preferred

6%

Sep

33%

Mar,

Mar

11'A

Micromanic Hone Corp

2%

313-t

7

Jan

IB

100

46 Va

1
2.50
-*
10

Jan

Sep

25%

32%

100

16%

16%

2 %

2

38%

1
25c
15
1

Sep

•
.

Corp
Tube

Bumper

Michigan

Michigan Steel

convertible preferred
Mining Corp of Canada
-Minnesota Pwr & Light 5% pfd
Missouri Public Service common—

4%' Feb

Sep

Inc

Brothers

Miller

23A.-.Jan

:.

preferred

•Participating
Michaels

Jan

Jan

42%

5

4%

Sep

11%

Corp—

11%

10

Sep

1

200

14

Warrants

Mesabi Iron Co

300

500

2%

6

—1

Co

Mfg

Menasco

Co

&

Johnson

Mead

Co common

&

Gi

(A

2.10Q

18%

1,400
2,200

37% Mar

5
*
10
1

McDonnell

2%

99

12

3%

1

12%

18%

11%

7%

3'A

Metal Products
--1
6%
cumulative preferred
---4
Mt Vernon-Woodbury Mills
2.50
Mountain States Power common—7.25
Mountain States Tel & Tel_
-100

99

Sep

300

3

•

Massey

Morris

18%

Feb

9%

~6%

£1
10

Jun

99

12%

14'A

•

Jun

30

Jan

15%

•

Mapes

9

25

Jan

11%

ft

1

Marconi International

12

12%

18

9Va

1

Feb

130%

18%

14'A

5
10

Co

Public Service

Maine

Jan

130

Oct

Jan

Sep

M

\

Mackintosh-Hemphill Co..

6%

12%
130

Jan

14'A

15'A

2

Corp

11 Va

15

preferred

Hurd

Lynch

100

300

Apr
Va July

9% Mar

9Va

1

900

11%

?eb

37 Va Mar

8%

15%

1

Longines-Wittnauer Watch Co
Louisiana Land & Exploration

Feb"
;

'

Horn

Steel Chain

7%

11

~2%

iV

5

2%

*

3%

Aug

27

57A

6

41

11%

12%

Oct

4'A

1
5
10,
5
5
50c

7%

1

Baking f%

12 %

"5%

xll% xll%

ll'/a

1

7%

-*
5

Class B

Locke

Co
Mid-West Refineries

6%

xl7/a

5

Horder's Inc
Horniel (Geo A) & Co
Hnrdafl

9 %

~2Va

•

Apr

4,1.%.

■;

68% July

2.50

A

3

Aug,

17%

10

preferred

class

,

Sep

2

10c

Hollinger Consol Gold Mines
Holly Stores Inc
Holophune Co common—

&

1 %

400

1

& Co common

convertible

Horn

100

3%
10%

100

Hercules Steel ProductsHigbie Mfg Co common
5%

1%

3%

1%

Jan

5% Mar

10%

100

preferred

3%

10 VA

•

Henry Holt.

52

1% July

"3%

—2

A

Hoe (R)

53

*

common

Heller Co common-.
5 % %, preferred
4%

17

17

200

n%

10

class A

Groceterias

Midland Steel

1

.5
—*
25

Haelan Laboratories Inc

Jun

Feb

10%

36% JUy

Feb

12%

12% ,•13%

lft

1

Liberty Fabrics of N Y
5% cumulative preferred

1% Mar

51%

2%

1

Sep

52%

2%

32%

'

9%

—5

McKee

17 a

1,800

25c

Inc

(R G)

McWilliams Dredging common

175

155

1,900

11%

preferred

Realty

Le Tourneau

86Va. Mar

,

1,800

9%

34 Va Mar

14%

common

conv

cum

Lcfcourt

54% May

1%

50c

Inc
Leases

Freehold

5%

common

62 % May

17 a

25

Great Northern Paper—
Greer

Inc

Jun

400

130% 131%

—1

Lakes Oil & Chemical Co-

Great

La

Lear

Metal Textile Corp common
152

"'155

stock
preferred--^—

Non-voting common
1%

Sessions Co

Monotype

Sep

Atlantic & Pacific Tea—

Great

& Machine

Jun

,30

14 %

3

313A

9

1

34

900

24

3

31

9%

5
1

Ltd

35

22

23 %

3

31%

33'Ac
20c
1

Lamson Corp of Delaware

'

22

40
24

150

7.50

180

3,900

1.3QP

10
5

300

a

! 35

10%
35 Va

200

76

431

.

35

Jun

10

34%

Jan

99%

11

lVa

225

114 '/a 115

Jan

8%

10%
34 Va

5,000

Mines

Shore

Lakey Foundry

Apr

9%

9%

8 '/a

(

10
200

1%

1-

3'/a

;

Sep
Feb

27 % Aug
103:' Jan

1,600

————

Coalk.

2%

Sep
Feb

Jan
Apr

5

preferred—-—

A idea

Sep

8%

common—

Glenmore Distilleries

3

12'/a Miy

ft

Company
Apparel Inc

L'Alglon

Loblaw

-

Gerity Mich Corpi——

Glen

1%

1,200

Jan

5% May

12%

Sep

1%. Sep
16%

1%

■

Gilchrist Co—

1%

9%

^

5% pfd A——_10 / *
29 %
—"
104
General Outdoor Adv 6% " pfd
100
General Plywood Corp common——50c
5% convertible preferred
20
General Public Service $6 preferred—•
„
Georgia Power $6 preferred
$5

106%

2,000

1%

■«

General Finance Corp

•

22Va

3% July

Mfg Co common
-1
Acceptance Corp *—
-1
General Alloys Co—
*
General Builders Supply Corp com
1
5% convertible preferred
—25
General Electric Co Ltd—
.: :
American dep rets ord. reg
£1
Gellman

General

General Fireproofing

Apr

21

300

21%

1% July

Jan

Sep

U May

102% Mar

21 %

21%

Sep

8%

18'A

Krueger Brewing Co

Lamson &

•

Power Co common

1%

875

Va

Forge Co„

Apr

3,700

9 Va

18 Va

Corp

13%

114

8%

%

Kroy Oils Ltd

Lanslon

Gatineau

Jan

25% Mar

26%

8%

18%

Rubber Co

High

Apr

11 %

1

Laclede-Christy

Motor

21%

200

•

Stores

(The)

300

12

M Co Ltd

G

(I B)

Hotels

Knott

Low

23%

Co common

Lake

(D Emil)

Kropp

Jun

67%
4%

314 May

Sep

3Sep

20

4

62 %

25% Mar

Sep

1,900

3%

62 %

17

26,400

31
64%

_3%

dep rets new

Amer

Ford

2

3 tii

64

'

500

20%

1U

35/B

—-*
--10
—2.50
1
1

Ltd
Association (Phila)

Federated Petroleums
Fire

25c

Oils Ltd-

Fargo

20%

& Co

(Walter)

Range Since Jan. 1

High

1%

1

•
5
•
50
1
1
10

Kingston Products

•'i
20 %

Inc

County Lighting common
cumulative preferred

4c/o

ft

__1

5

35

Sep
Aug

%

Shares

23%
11%

*

Co

Kawneer

Sep

5

23,600

—

m

Jan

2%

Sep

32%

500

f
f%
i %

%

$1 or 25c

Ltd—

Line common

Eureka Pipe

■11%
33
32%

for Week

Low

Par

High

Low

1%

33

1

convertible preferred

Eureka Corporation
Warrant*

1%

Range Since Jan. 1

f/igh

Range
of Prices

Last

Sale Price

American Stock Exchange

Sales

Week's

Friday
STOCKS

Shares

Low

10c

--

3

OCTOBER

ENDED

for Week

ot-J? trees

Sale Price

WEEK

FOR

Sales

3%

Jun

Sep

3

Jan

Jan

25 Va

Apr

4

Sep

4%

Jan

15
10

May

115%

Feb

2,900

1 %

21

21

100

207a

4

4

200

1ft

2'A

2

2

_4

Jan

4% Mar

9

3

~1

14.900

lio

Sep

1,340

109 Va

Sep

3

n

tu

1ft

112'A 113'A

3Va

600

2 Va

Jan

4% May

7%

1

1

113

774

150

5%

Jan

10% May

1%

44,000

1 Va

Sep

44%

5.300

42

Sep

60%

Sep

23

Sep

'A

1 %

42 %

42%

13%

.

13'A

14'A

2,300

12%

%

7a

4,700

%

7A:

55%

1% July
Jan

May
1% Mar

62 Va Mar

26

23%

10

300

9

Aug

10% May

26%

350

25

Apr

28% Mar

7

9%

26%

Sep

*

May

23%

100

15 Va

Jan

9

Feb

24

Sep

29

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The

Monday, Octobei

(1298)

EXCHANGE

AMERICAN STOCK
FOR

RANGE

WEEK

OCTOBER

ENDED

I
Week's

Friday

Friday

Week's

Sales

Last

Range

for Week

of Prices

Shares

STOCKS

Sale Price

Exchange

American Stock

Low

Par

15%

16

500

15%

15

15%

5,400

14%

1A

300

Niagara Share Corp common

1

Niles-Bement

*

15%

1

1%

1%

1

4 %

4 %

—1*

'/a

%

Non-Ferrous
Amer

Laboratories
American

North

Northeast
North

$3 preferred_50

Oils

Ltd
Oil

Penn

RR

Ind

Sentinel Radio

3 %

Aug

4%

Oct

Sentry

Vb

Jun

%

Jan

100

1%

Sep

3% Mar

300

40%

Sep

44% Mar

2 is

5,000

1%

Sep

3iV May

Sep

22% Mar

1%

41

2

1%

17

1

~2%

3

300

2%

Sep

—50

Co

Pub

Serv

4%%

84 %

85

20

82%

Jun

91%

Novadel-AgeHifCorp

•

26%

92%

100

26

pfd__100

26%

1,400

4%

87% July
20% Jan

98%

Jan

28%

Aug

Ogden Corp common
Brass

Ohio

Power T'/as

Okalta

Co

50o

class

B

Ltd

Oils

Company common
Old Town Corp common
40c

cumulative

Oliver

United

b

100

Jan

57 Va Mar

Sep

95

Jun

Jau

107

1%

400

19 Va

1,700

18

Jun

20%

Apr

79

325

63

Apr

8'2%

Aug

8 1/4

Sep

16 1/4

Jan

6

Jan

6%

Feb

15

Sep

1%

834

9%
6 l/a

1%

500

6

—7

600

•

B

Inc

2%

Sep

47

.V

18%

1

class

Telev

125

'/

'

77

19 Vb

25

preferred

Filters

Radio

1%

100

48

104%

102

90o

—7.50

Okonite

Olympic

47 %

104

—100

Oklahoma Natural Gas

1%

1%

•

common

preferred—

1

5%

"5%

4%

Omar

Inc
X
1
O'oklep Copper Co Ltd Amer shares_10a

18%

18 1/4

15%

600

16

4%

3

Sep

1/2

Jan

23% Mar

Sep

9% Mar

18

Jan

2044 May

35%

Sep

52 %

Sep

19%

iU;

Canada-

1

16

300

Can

Pacuic

Gas

6 % %

5%

Co

Electric (>%

b

1st

1

common—;

1st

,—

6%

4.80%

red

1st

Lighting $4.50

$4.40

convertible

preference

convertible

preference
preferred

cumulative

Pacific Power
Pacific

b

preferred.

96%

Public

$1.30

1st

__1

*

Service

900

27

Jun

31%

25%

jun

28% Mar

Bpencer

25Va

Jun

28%

Jan

100%

900

25 »/a

Sep

28%

Jan

Standard

Brewing

25%

300

23%

Jun

27%

Jan

Standard

Dredging

590

91%

Jun

102%

170

90

Jun

101%

Jan

480

96%
95

96

Jun

102%

Aug

2 %

2%

7%

2%

500

7%

23,800

100% 101%

50

Sep

3% May

6% Aug

24%

24%

24%

~

2

-fc

shares

I

103 Va

Jan

Apr

21%

Sep

25V*

67 Va July

69

Paramount
Park

(O

A)

%

11,100

4%

3%

4 Va

12,900

3%

Aug

12%

12%

100

12%

Jun

15

12%

12%

500

12 Va

Jun

15

13 VB

Motors

1

12%

Amer

1 %

12%

Pantepec Oil

"l%

13%

Corp
Company

Chemical
Pen

Class

Co

class

A

B

Parkersburg Rig b Reel——
Patchogue Plymouth Mills
Traffic

Pennroad
Penn

Co

5%

1.003

11TB

5,600

.100
pfd
Power Co——..

101%
34%

„,

Co._

Plnchin

Gold

Ltd

—i

Amer

Mines

1%
2

66%

Scule

Co__

61%

6%

5%

500

3%

800

18%

200

~i%

1%

200

1%

—

CO-

64 V8

33

3%

3%

Preston

East Dome

Co

1

2%

Manufacturing

—

4

1%

Sep
Jan

75

28

Sep

38%

Sep

11

6 %

400

Aug

May

31/4

Jan

Mar
Feb

Jan

Sep

8% Mar

Sep
July

40% Mai

Power

Co

,

Inc

Stetson

(J

Btroock
Bur

(S)

Ray

Sunrise

Superior

Tool

Finch

Swan

8 Va

1,100

12% Mar

Sep

2'%

93%

92%

93%

50

27%

27%

27%

700

Die

&

Oil

Talon

Inc

Class

class

B

A

Technicolor

Inc

Texas

Power

Thew

Shovel

Thlokol
Thor

b

Light $4.56 pfd—

Co

Aug

2%

Jun

3 Va

Sep

6%

Apr

Sep

20%

Apr

12 Va

Sep

17%

Feb

inn

18

100

41 % Mar

17%

I8V2

9,700

11

Jan

18%

Sep

26%

26

26%.

1,700

20%

Jan

26%

Oct

13

12%

13Va

5,700

11%

Sep
Sep

16% Mar

15% Mar
10% May

18%

12

8%

500

7%

Sep

3%

4%

3,500

3'%

Sep

4%

4%

200

4

Sep

6%. Jan

3

3 Va

500

2%

Jim

4 %

x28%

29:'a

300

x28%

Sep

34%

2%

2%

500

8 Va

Va

29%

6 Vb

Feb

Feb
Jau

15

%

15V4

9

Jun
Jun

18

300

14%

Jan

18% May

300

151/4

2%
16 Va

8 Va

Jan

3%

Jau
Mar

9

9%

2

1%

2

1,900

1%

Sep

3 Va Mar

3

3

3 Va

800

2%

Sep

4

20 Va

Sep

~8%

8

8

500

!

Jan

9% Mar

»/3

6 1/2

Jan

23 Va Mar

9%

Apr

28

16%

;

17

"

Jun

31 Va

Jan

16

300

Sep

20%

Feb

4%

100

4%

Sep

8V2

81/2

400

7%

Sep

33 V2

4%

331/2

25

x27%

Feb

600

2%

Sep

4

' Jan

175

10 V*

Jan

16

Mar

12

Jun

4%

3

3

3

11%

11%

Rooting

5% Jan
9

Aug

35 %

Sep

15

xlOl

xlOl

25'%

9 Va

9%

19

~7%;

I

18

!•;;

"7%

'

17r"L

Jun

Jun

30% Mar

19Va Mar
34% July

Trans

105%

900

6 Vis

17%

Jau

28% May
18 %
;

Ju n

J.un

8% Aug

'

T7 %

38%

"

* ■

39'%

200

19% Ma, i'

16% "Sep'.,
35% Apr

250

40

May

6

Mar

5% July
%

-100

%" 1«

Jan

49%

400

48%

3 Va

1,900

2%

Sep

89 %

25

89%

7/a Mar

:

Sep

3

—100

iJan

3I V4 May

Sep;
Sep

49

Feb

58
1

4% Jan
97'/a Jan

85%

Jun

1

1%

1%

1,100

1V4

Oct

•

2

2 Va

4,400

1,'ii

Sep

4

Jan

1

Lux

Corp
Trl-Continental

May

20

Trans

Sep

17 Va May

70c

Tonopah Mining of Nevada
Empire Oils Ltd

25%

Sep

16% Sep
13% Mar

'

17% •"

5

Aug

8%

1,900

■

Jan

48

21

500

'•

7

'.

19

1.000-

15

Jun

95

25

24%

9%

Jan

Jun

14

3,0C(f

24%

Trust Co Ltd—
deposit rets ord registered—_£1
deposit rets def registered
5s

Amer
Amer

Feb

14%

15V4

11%
40

600

Tobacco Security

Aug

Feb

14%

Inc--T^—l_^T.-25c

Stocks

200
700

48

Constnicttoh...:—1

&

Allied

12 %

11%

47 %

Inc———r'.—1

Realty

12

11%

47%

common—lr.-^.__20'

Markets

Todd Shipyard Corp common—

Jan

Jan

%

600

8

Toklan Royalty Corp———
Toledo Edison 4%% preferred,

19%

% May

5%

6,100

1

Corp

Corporation

Truna
—•

7

Sep

'

1%

18

•

1

common-

3%

3%

100

2"a July

4

Jan

5,700

3V4 Sep
17%' Sep
16% Apr

18

warrants

3%

True Temper Corp

-

Mar

Feb

2%

Jan

3%

1

common

9% Mar

Apr

49

x4%

1,400

•

8

1

•

9%

22%

Feb
Jau

Sep
Sep

3%

%

8
common

Chemical

Thorofare

12%

-10

61/4

5 V2

3%

fl

common

common

Apr

101

35

•

IB

Corp

Jun

May

700

38

1

Co

8

90

37

,

*

inc

7 Va

•

24%

5

1

Corp

Cement

Tampa Electric Co

Tobacco &

%

26%

Jun

%

18

-25c

Drug common

Tlahman

8

Jun

22

36%

i--*

common

Portland

TUo

312

Co

&

Supermarkets

Feb

Sep
Apr

22 Va

100

600

5
1

Corp

Superior

Jan

1%

1,300

*

Co common

B)

Stop & Shop Inc—

Jan

1%

33% Mar

24%
23%

'

10%

1,000

Co

(Hugo)

44%

3,400

Jun

24

23%

24%

400

5
1
10c
1

—

Stinnes

Sep

%

Products com
Inc

Brewers

Engine

Aug

Q
Quebec

Sterling
Sterling

J;an

28% Ma'r.,,.
35% Mar

%

common

Sterling

8%

1

Co

48

Jun

13

1

Aluminum

Sterling

37%

2%

28 %

*

50

2%

500

Stein

500

9%

30%

3

9%

400

30 Va

1
*
5

38%
10

30%

May
Mar

Jan

6%

112

31'/a

40
26

Corp—
——
Steel Co of Canada ordinary
Bteel
Parts
Corporation

Mar

23% Mar

4%

500

Jan

3'% Mar

2% Aug
19% Aug
3% May

280

39%

(Tlie)

9%

—«

L-

Jan

57%

-100
com__

7

2 %

400

B.

common.:

Jun

21%

1%'

•

Co

17

900

3 %

10

1

Public Service of Colorado
4Va% cumulative preferred
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber

Pyle-Natlonal

3%

110

9%

1

Providence Gas

Pjrene

4%

Feb

43%
32%

4%

&

40% Jan

421%

1

(A)

Mar
8% Mar

Sep

32%

1
1

Starrett

11

Sep

31 Va

431/4

Corp

38%

•

Mines Ltd—

class

16%

33%

"2". 50

Producers Corp of Nevada

Prosperity

70 Va Mar

Jun

Sep

-100

—

Jan

Sep

Sep

600

7

6 V's

America———

3 %

58

1%

—10

6%

Pratt b Lambert Co
Prentice-Hall Inc, common
Pressed Metals of

.Jan

41% Mar

1,030

66 %

-25C

preferred

108

1,600

2

6%

&

1st

300

1

common

Mining

60

Alexander common——. 2.50
Corp of Canada common—

Power

Sep
Sep

32%

—

Powtirell

14% Mar

Jun

33

18%

1

—

Polaris

7% May '
5% Feb

Sep

95

900

3'%

Piper Aircraft Corp common1
Pittsburgh b Lake Erie
^
50
Pittsburgh Metallurgical common- —8

Pneumatic

11%

250

35

5%

—1

Valley Wine Co

Oct

July

shares. -10a

Ltd

Pittsburgh Railways

Feb
Jan

13

•

__

17%
36

2%
61

_10c

common

Johnson

Pioneer

Aug
July

Sep

102

34 %

2.50

Co__

Governor

Pleasant

100

—1

Circle .Coriu-iu

Pierce

Feb

4% Mar

Sep

5

5'%

11%

(The)

Phillips Screw

60

12%
5 %

5%

Packing

Jan

1,600

11%

—

Peppereli Manufacturing Co (Mass) -20

Phillips

600

6

1

common

Light 4'/a%

Water b

Perfect

5%

2.50

Corp

Boys

5%

—2

Power b

Penn

Pep

—

26 Va

Patican Co Ltd
Penn

5% Mar

Jan

Aug

5% Mar

13

Standard Tube class B

Sep

9 %

.

32%

Co

Products

Standard

3%

300

900

*

Standard-Thomson

4Va
20

Sep
Sep

39 Vb

class B

Sep

2 Va

?%
31%

4 Vb

5%

"I

.—.—-1
-10

preferred

Jun

Feb

53
—

Parker

.

Packaging Corp

Feb

1%

5% Mar

17% Mar
43% Jan

3% July
Vb Jan

■

Standard Power & Light common
Common

Sep

10

Standard

Convertible

Sep
Feb

%

20
-1

Forgings Corp
Oil
(Ky>

Jun

24

100

Jun

9%
31 Va

31%

common—-1

preferred

Standard

13% Mar

97 1/4

'

w.

Standard

4%

2,100

i.

2.

Corp

4% Mar

32% Aug

18

*

convertible

$1.60

Jan

4 Va

—-

Co

26%

% Mar
21% Jan

Sep

12%

900

100

J

Corp-

Shoe

Feb

17

Jan

33

3,500

4 Va

——»

Btahl-Meyer Inc—

Jan

17

A), vtc

Pipe Line
Royalty Co—

800

common

(C

Southern

Southland

400

common.-

Petroleum

Jan

29

95%

7%

100

preferred

Page-Hersey Tubes
Pancoastal

34%

26%

99% 100%

2%

—1

.

Jun

27%

94%

94%
100%

Light 5% pfd-

30 Va

preferred

cumulative

4.08%

Jan

«
25
25
25
25
25

preferred—

26%

26%

preferred
dividend
preferred

Northern Airlines
Pacific 'Petroleums Ltd

16%

Jan

21% Feb

|

preferred

25%

_25

-25

Pacific

3,400

Jun

13%
34%

I
-«----*
12.OU

cumulative

26 %

26%

div cum

$4.75

32 Va

12

13 %

13%

£^

California Edison

28%

-25
A

100

Feb
Jau

105

Jan

3

1,500

34%

4.

27%

_25

preferred.

14%

31%

32

_25

preferred
redeemable 1st preferred
redeemable 1st pfd series

Pacific

14%

pfd_, -25

preferred

1st

6%

B

a
-

Manufacturing common
common

5

Va

700

Aug

6 Vb

76 Va

July
Sep

15

29%
4%

14

44

Jun

21

4%

original

100

3%

la-Mar

Jun

96%

8Q

Jan

7% Mar

May

65

Apr

May

17 (a
Mar

Jan

37 %

1,300

3 %

6%

^

Corp

4.32'
Pacific

900

3 Va

South Penn Oil Co common

6%

3,200

15%

1%
15 Va

11% Mar
3% Sep

,

Manufacturing Co
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Amer
dep rets ord registered
Smith (Howard) Paper Mills

Southern

4%
69

101 % 101%

101%

Singer

Feb

5

100

19

4.48^

Securities

1,200

38 Va

15%

4.

Overseas

4

Oct

Sep
Sep
iV Sep
14
Sep

.....

common

South Coast Corp

5%
13

68%

—die...

Blmmons-Boardman Publications
$3 convertible preferred
Simplicity Pattern common
Simpson's Ltd common

Boss

4 %

38 %

38 %

of America class A
Breweries Ltd

Bonotone

10 Va

600

5Va

"I

Shoe Corp

Blcks

100

4%

13

,

common

Bherwin-Williams of

Jan

15%

25

5%

preferred

\%

10%

10J

Water b Power—

Sherwin-Williams

%

2,000

t

High

22,500

--

Bhattuck Deun Mining-—

Bhawinigan

Jan
Mar

92

-

Control-

Safety

Silex Co

Ohio

4 %

Beton Leather common

Corp. common

f

Low

%

10%

-

Co

Shoe

Selby

Siuce^an.

High

%

%

Serrlck Corp class
Bervomeclianisms Inc_

8

Airlines

Northern

41

25

Texas

Central

2% Mar

41%

1%

1

Corp—

Rayon

North Canadian

Hardware

Segal Lock &

19

20% Mar

Ltd—

dep rets ord shares

Norden
North

Products

Metal

Mar

Sep
Sep

1% Aug

7,800

itt

Inc_^

Shares

Low

Par

10,700

4%

Lltes

Noma

Pond

Mines

for Week

am A

Lou

Si» Ies

Range
of Prices

Sale Price

Exchange

American Stock

Range Since Jan. 1

Higli
'

Nlplsslng

Last

STOCKS

•

Inc

3%

3%

17%

18

600

„•

2%

5Va

Feb

Jan

19% July
Jan

21% July

0
Railway
/

&

Utility Investment

Rath Packing Co

Raymond

Concrete

Pile

Class

Re is

22%

22%

50

42%

43%

600

6%

6%

6%

■100

—10c

5%

4%

Apr

4

4%

6%

Jan

2,700

3%

Feb

4'<«

Co

Sep

9%

Feb

Jan

14%

Remington Arms

Co
b

Co

Inc

Mining Co
Rio Grande
Valley Gas CO—
(Texas Corp) v I, c__

Rochester Gas b Elec 4%
Rolls Royce Lid —

Electric

Rowe

(The)
Royallte Oil

pfd F

Ryan

Aeronautical

8%
25%

300

1%

300

1%

2%

100

5

86

i%

2%

300

3,200

86

140

of

19

Yards

1

35%

%

Oct

2%

Aug

July

2%

Feb

Jun

94 Va

Jan

Amer

dep

rets ord

Jun

26.

Sep

33

26Va May

Sep

43% May

U

14Va Mar

U

12%

200

10

Jan

1.700

12

7%

Sep
Feb

Jun

U 8

Mar

U 8

Marchinery

conv

U

Foil

8

and

$5

17% Mar

8

1st

8

Co

class

12

Jan

600

6% Mar
16% Mar

2

Sep

800

4% Mar

4%

Sep

Reclaiming Co__
United Stores Corp
common

6% Mar

Universal

Schick

1%
—

III

Co

Inc
—

Bchulte

(D

A)
VU

\j

Inc

1

1

common

WlllUlUU

1

2Va

1

14'/4

Oils Ltd—-—U—
Seaboard Western
Airlines—in¬
securities Corp General
fleeman Bros Inc
—..

1%

-Isbc

1%

nape




113

lilt
4%

200

3%

2%

common

2%

Aug

14

14

7]

1

%

Sep

1 %

11%

Jan

1%

3,303

1 %

21%

July

2

100

Feb

19%

Sep

28

Jan

7%

a

6%

1%

5,500

13

1

"

-

6.700

330

Sep

212

5%

Sep

11%

1%

7%
13%

Sep

13

Sep

May

43

Mar

4 Va

1

X37 Va
35
15

2 Va

2

18%
63%

6%

4

15%

Valspar
$4

Corp

100

7

Aug

300

3%

Jan

4%

Oct

Jun

235%

Feb

4 Va

32

5 "4

6 Va

1A Mar

Jan

6% Mar

38%

3,200

35%

Jun

40%

Jan

35%

210

34 V*

July

38%

Jan

200

2V4

4,400

l7/a

18%

1,300

14Va

Jun

20% Aug

66%

350

•52 Va

Jan

72

32%

2,300

5%

700

14 V4

i

30%
5

Jan

Jan

Sep
Sep

Venezuelan

Jan

Venezuela

Feb

Petroleum

86

Sep

6

Sep

113,4

500

Apr
%

Sep
Feb

.

26%

250

2%.

2%

1,000

6%

6 %

ICO

1

—8

Jan

Vogt

Co"

Manufacturing

"IT

—

10

Feb

55

Aug

24%

25%

Oct

37%

2%

Sep

31/4

Jan
Jau
Jan

5%
73

•

.1

Jan

2% July

1%

21% Mar
2 Va

—

Jan

175

g

Syndicate Inc.
-20c
Corporation
I~~—"IT
1
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke

Jan

81,

1,400

41 VB

Sep
Sep

22%, Sep

Vlnco

Feb

43%

%

6

25%

I

Feb

July

87%

25%

—

3%

9614 Mar

10

preferred-

19% Mar

15 Va

""%

_—1_10

Steel Co

Jan

13

8%

common—IIIIlo

common

convertible

Vanadium-Alloys

•

4%

-

2

50c

Oil

Sep

Feb

1.000

11

6

Sep

Juni

3iV, Mar
7%

2% May
15 % May

38

'

Sugar

Apr

34'%

1

38»/a Mar

Sep

1,200

5.700

.
—

cue

Apr

2%

1
•

30%

4%

•

Scurry

700

21%

,.

1

—

Utah-Idaho

31 Va x31%

4%

100

86%

U 8 Rubber

Consolidated
Insurance

35% '

5%

200

Universal

38 Va

32 Va

2%

Radiator

Jan

2,100

Aug.

%

May

1

5

%

80

4%
35%

*

warrants—

5

Jan
Jan

4%

7l/a
88

221

Securities—III*

with

10 Va

96

300

275

8%
4%

•

B

Aug

7%

73

64

International
preferred

Universal Products Co

Savoy Oil Inc (Del)
Bayre & Fisher Brick

loc

~~~

preferred

Feb
Jan

35 V»

4%

1

2%

flt

Lawrence Corp Ltd common
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd.

25

Jan

94%

10

^25

5%

15

7%

3%
9%
31 >/a

Jan

3% July
26%

25

common

2%

14 %

94

•

10s

common

1

1

Consolidated Petroleum
Ryerson & Haynes common

94

20

.

•

Co—

Ryan

600

100

Air
Conditioning Corp
Finishing Co
~

$4

50c

common

preferred

United Shoe
Preferred

Sep

12%

1,300

100

registered

Sharing

18%

12%

•

Omaha

United NJ RR b Canal
United Profit

18%

5

12%

4 Va

28%

United Molasses Co Ltd—

Jan

12

•

;

Jan

6C0

22%

34%

of

A

United

2,000

19

19%

34%

3%
28%

4

series

Sep

2%

82

Co

1%

3%
28%

of California—

preferred

Union Stock

7%

19

22%

1.25

-

Oil Co

100

S
5

•common-

Investment

Union

27% Mar

Sep

2%

8
•

8%

Sep
Sep

Apr
1% Mar

1%
1

Union

$3.75

TOo

Corp

Canada

28%

Sep

8 Va

25

Gas

United Specialties

lo

;

Co

common

Union

Aircraft Products common
United Elastic Corp—
;
United Milk Products common

'

Sep
21

Corp

Chemical

10%

2%

84%

Sep

fi

Ltd—i-

Ave

8%

25%
1%

1

reg

Steel

Corp
Co

Russeks Fifth

8%

25%

50c

Rome Cable Corp common
Roosevelt
Field
Inc

Rotary

2,900

57«

100

200

1

dep rets ord

1,800

%

23%

•

Argentine

Amer

9%

%
23%

1

Radiator

Rico

8%

300

l

Inc

Richmond

6

a

Enclncerlng

rtice-aux

~9%

1

—

b

5%

41%

23% May
57% May

Realization

Unexcelled

Mar

1

(Robert)

aJn

43%

.

Reliance Electric

4%

—6.25

A

B

3% July
21 % Jan

•

Pump Co

Regal Shoe

Ulen

1

10

common

Reading Tube Corp class
Reda

A

common

22

«'a

2i%

22%

3%

~4%

3

4-4

4'.8
-1

V\

11.800
-

—

16%

Jan

V300

3Va

Sep

-7 uO

4-%

Aug

25 %

Sep

11%

Sep

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Number 5261... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

178

V lurne

31

I

AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE

/

Week's

Friday

Exchange

Range

BONDS

Shares

Lou

American

Range Since Jan. 1

tiigii

LOU

2

*

~8

Baking voting cfcfs ext.—...
} 7 '/„ preferred
100
Waitt & Bond Inc.—
-1
$2 cumulative preferred
30
Waltham Watch Co common
1
Ward Baking Co warrants
Wasatch Corp
Webb & Knapp Inc
$6 series preference
Wentvvortli Manufacturing
West Texas Utilities $6 pfd

110

110

105

10

1 %

1,000

12%

100

1%

1%

3,500

1%

—

',4

—JuDe-Dec

158%

n

%
158%

3%

—

%
4%

5,400

180

180

_

:—

8

1%

Sep

7'/a

Jan
Mar

Feb

34% May
23%

Jan

19

Aug

11

Sep

50

17

Mar

17%
25

15%

100

23% Aug

15%

400

13% Aug

8%

15

8%

1,400

8

22

25% Mar
18%

Jan

Jun

12

Jan

21%

Sep

25

8

50

Feb

.3%

4%

1.600

4

Sep

6%

8%

600

8

Fe©

Slock

4%

4%

50

4%

Oct

11 %

Jan

xl4%

16

8,600

%

Sep

18

Jan

2%

A 300

2%

power ,3'As

13%

13%

14

Jun

105 %

50

13%

12%

Sep

35%

'

36 '/a

35

3%s

N

of

1st .mortgage

«L
1
1

J

Last

Sale Price

99%

Stock and Bond
listed

on

10

44 % May

Indus¬

Rail¬

Util¬

65

Indus¬

Grade

Grade

Util¬

trials

roads

ities

Stocka

trials

Rails

Rails

ities

May

3%

Sep

Sep

2%

Feb

7 % July

Range
Bonds

Friday's

Bid & Asked

Mipn

99%

99%

28

Sept.

29

30
1

„_

NO.
.....

Low

,

95.66

101.93

95.67

95.57

95.39

94.41

95.26

49.65

101.87

95.67

95.66

95.51

94.32

95.29

93.90

49.48

101.36

95.76

95.75

95.49

94.56

95.39

94.24

49.63

101.85

95.91

96.10

95.58

94.76

95.59

Qver-lhe-Counler Industrial Stock

102%

135

150y4

88 3 4

89

26

84

91%

17

60

68%

56

63

66

65%

66

56%

56%

13

95

95%

3

95

103% 103%

2

103

Jan-July
Mar-Sepl

95 3A

1956

with Nov

May-No©

$86

L6%s

"Nov !l J947 cpupon 1953___..May-No©
Residential Mlge. Bank—

Sept.
Sept.

29

101

Wed.

Sept,

30...

106%

Thurs.

Oct.

High

45.08

28—

Tues.

Fri.

L6%s

Average

Low

45.22

45.11
45.00

High

44.97

2
16

1952

for

Range

1

1953

49.80 Feb
44.40 Sep

____

„

2—

Oct.

for

Range

Closing

Date—

1965

95.14

(35 Stocks)
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
Mon.

56 %

5s

49.35
49.45

94.88

Atfft

96 Yb

9

89

.May

RR

93.99

264.04

_

95.31

264.77

...

—-

_

Jan. 1

Jan-July

Mail-Hoy

3%s

263.31

264.79

25

Sept.

96%

1993

94.01

95.55

Range Sine*

Sold

40

95.35

101.19

265.68

Sept.

Oct.

1%

Total
Bonds

'

Jan

3

or

10

Second

Sep

8,600

Week's

-Bondt-

10

Flrat

91

B

&

Averages

the

10

33

series

Fuel

6%

transaction

Total

95%

1993

Lt

delivery

15

94%

A

Water

6%

3%

daily closing averages of representative stocks and bonds
the New York Stock Exchange as compiled by Dow, Jones & Co.:

Murrelli Elec Mlg Co—

Ercole

3

57

-8tock»-

$130%

series

Gas &

Elmira

53

20

34Ta

1,400

i%

4s

Eastern

Deferred

a

are

Division—

J

4

4

30

—

1%

*r

10

mortgage 4s

1st

a

value,

Lack & Western RR—

Lackawanna

32

3%

3%

16% Mar

June-Dec

1947-1978

of

series

revenue

Delaware

41%

29%

May

Quar-Feb

1970

series; A
Authority—

Transit

Chicago

36%

2

..Jan-July

Jan

15

6

June-Deo

1998

Edison :2%s

Boston

55

30%

13% Aug

•

—'

Mar

Sep

98

'

— —

101

101

Period

1970

1919

39%

30%

.June-Dec

Below

3% Mar

2% Aug
10%

30

■

101

Interest

Us. Aug T

43%
44

39%

..Jan-July

Feb

%

"

Steel

34%
37%

—

„

'

16

Low

Appalachian/Elec
Bethlehem

39%

2012—

6%s

6% Mar

__£1

Exchange

1

2%

9

Friday
American

41

$41%

Apr

8

— —

5a

BONDS

$38

Jan-July

1997
(Plan A)—

Jan
to

Government

par

Sept.

•

3s

stamped

reduced

Date

•

58

iom

Apr

4%

4%

96

May

2%

22

Htgu

57%

—

(not included in year's range).
d Ex-interest,
e Odd-lot
transaction (not included in year's range),
f Ex-distribution,
g Ex-stock dividend,
h Exprincipal.
n Under-the-rule
transaction
(not included in year's range),
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; no sales being transacted during current week.
A Bonds being
traded flat.
§ Reported in receivership.
Abbreviations used above—"cod," certificates of deposit; "cons," consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
tive; "conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v," non-voting stock; "v t c," voting-trust certificates;
"w i," when issued;
"w w," with warrants; "x w," without warrants.

Jan

200

Sep

275

13'/a

12%

$50

Low

$100% 101%

Mar-Sept

1921

*No

Mar

Sep

32%

17%

1
1
1

25

113

July

X177%

_

Jan. 1

No.

High

Jan

ft

100

25

■

•

100
1
2

Jan

5

4

'

Wichita

189

fund

■A5%s

2008

1997

E

series

Janeiro

ARussian

1

.1
1
8

(Win) & Co
River Oil Corp
Wickes (The) Corp
Williams (R C) & Co...
Wiilson Products Inc
Wilrich Petroleums Ltd
Wilson Brothers common
5 '/o
preferred
Wisconsin Pvvr & LI. 4 % % pfd__
Wood Newspaper Machine
Woodall Industries Inc
Woodley Petroleum common
WooJworth (F W) Ltd—
American deposil receipts
C%
preference
Wright Hargreaves Ltd

Whitman

Jun

12,900

ft

4

—.

Jan

110

80

%

412
•

1 %

de

Interest

Jan

3% Aug

—

Rio

Range Since

Sold

A)—
2%s

to

Bonds

Friday's

of)—

2%s

f

s

(Plan

reduced

(Republic

Sinking

Feb

13%

stamped

Extl

May

Jan

X148

40

-

2%
10

U Aug

110% 112%

%

.

Jan

35,000

158

112'A

•

Western

Sep

150

—

Western

Aug

1%

Peru

Jan

14 %

6%

8%

or

Bid & Asked

June-Deo

Interest

Aug

1%

Jan

—

8%

%'

lOo
•
—1.25

112

Apr

11%

'

•

__

Sale Price

Bank of Chile 6s 1931—

Parana

8% Mar

Jan

1

1%

8

...

110

Last

Period

Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s 1972

3% Mar

Sep
7% July

400

12%

—

Homestead Oils Ltd..—.—lOo
Leaseholds Ltd
—*
Western Maryland Ry 7% 1st pfd__100
Western Tablet & Stationary com
•
Westmoreland Coal
20
Westmoreland Inc
10
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg
1
Whirlpool Corp
5
White's Auto Stores Inc
1
5 >/2%
conv preferred
25

~8

~7%

Week's Range

Interest

Exchange

Mtgn

^Mortgage

Aircraft Co

Slock

Low

w

Wagner

2

OCTOBER

for Week

of Prices

Par

WflCO

ENDED

Friday

Last

Sale Price

STOCKS

American Slock

WEEK

FOR

Sales

Low

49.67 Jan

____

45.06 May

30
1

$30

Finland
5s

stamped

1940 coupon

1053_.

1961

Mountain

Green

I

ex

Guantauamo

Power

with

a7s

ex

Nov

Nov

1940

1

*95

98

__Ja»-July

$52

59

53

59%

prices based on the closing prices of the common
Sept. 25, 1953 for composite and by major in¬
with the preceding week and with highs and lows

The SEC Index of stock
1952

coupon

;

coupon 1952
Pow6r -Realianlion. Trust— '

Italian

SEC Index of Stock Prices

102

.

'

1

1947

1

91

93

RR—

4s ser
(stmpd" mod >1970
Isarco Hydro-Electric Co—

a7s

$92

..—June-Dec

1963.

3%s

75%

77

Mar-Sepl

Western

&

75%

$87%

—

80%

81%

85%

'76

4

90 %

15 V*

19

90%

75 %

—

90

Mar-No©

97

$30

stocks

week

the

for

ended

dustry groups compared

'

liquidating

A6%%.
Italian

trust

Superpower 6s

Midland

Extended

at

80 %

1963—^

Rtf—

Valley

clfs—

.Jan-July

'
'
1963—.......

4%- to

New

-England Power- 3t4sfI96T
Nippon Electric Power Co Ltd—
a

1st

April-Oc%
.....May-No©

Bowerf 1st

mortgage 3'As
mortgage 3s, 1971—

1st

1968

__Apnl-Oct

86 5'8

1023/e

96%

A6l/2s
Public

Oct

ex

1

1940

l

1947

&

"$99

-

.

-

debentures

6%

1st

and

ref

M

3s

1998—

$86

2%s

series

C

series

D

California

Southern

Counties

1st

mortgage

Southwestern

Spalding
Starrett
Slinnes

d7-4s
Stinnes

Gas

Corp Inc 5s

A6'/2s

ex

Aug

Aug

Dec

trust

1

Waldorf-Astoria

Western

1966

1946

1

1

1940

1

1947

April-Oct

$80

93

,

102

88

101%

83

93

82

4

84

5s

112%

147

144% 147

15

90

5

90

FebrAug

$87%

June-Dec

:

19C4

Mar-Sepf

105*2

Exchange

105% 1051%

$2,599,000

$391,500

$7,000

1,169,750

2,697,000

403,900

1,000

947,840

2,332,000

199,000

Thurs. Oct. 1_

945,860

2,370,000

216,000

&

1
1

| CO"
99

—

113

106%

892,880

1,803,400

265,000

2,068,400

5,106,300

$11,801,400

Last

Period

Sale Price

or

Friday's

Bid &t Asked

$93%
$93%

Wed. Sept. 30

June-Deo

Waterways—
stamped 1952
A)

A7s

No.

Oct

1927)
1927)

698,000

716,000

72,307,540

59,233,590

11,801,400

13,410,000

514,623,900

488,738,200

$13,284,800

and

Industrial

$16,102,800

$587,664,440

$548,785,840

Transactions at the American Stock Exchange

Range

Stockt

Since

Low

i

■

Week Ended Oct. 2, 1953

«t»a
83

83

Mon.

Sept. 28

Tues. Sept. 29—

68

....

Government
Bondt

Bonds

Shares)

—

305,290
319,315

Foreign

Foreign
Domestlo

oj

.

Corporate
Bondt

rot«i
Bonds

$30,000

$23,000

$71,000

17,000

$18,000

6,000

90,000

4,000

112,000

'67,000

1—

46,000

62,000

29,000

23,000

3,000

55,000

318,910

„-r.,

255,480
250,975

Wed. Sept. 30—
Thurs. Oct. 1—

68,000

44,000

13,000

125,000

$228,000

$176,000

$49,000

$453,000

68

Total

1,449,970

:

101

5

99%

97

1

88„

15%

15%

1

12

17%

48

48

1

43

48

41

43%

Domestic

63%

6k

Foreign government

63%

63 %

63%

63%

Jan-July

Mar-Sept

1947

May-Nov

1947

April-Ocf




$13,000
2,679,800

Daily, Weekly and Yearly

93

--

$98,050

$35,000

'

„

$67%

244,156,541

$8,000

.

Total

101

92

__

100 %

:

_

i'

99%

Week Ended Oct. 2

f J
Blocks—No.

of

1953

1952

Jan. 1 to Oct. 2

1953

1952

■

1,449,970

1,570,805

77,794,864

81,603,550

$228,000

shares.

$251,000

$9,574,000

$9,083,000

176,000

196,000

12,737,000

49.000

101,000

3,996.000

7,540,000
4,533,000

$453,000

$548,000

$26,307,000

$21,156,000

Bondt
$40

$67 %

--

—

Foreign corporate

Bogota—

(issue of May
(Issue of

High

268,118,586

5,178,210

112

Jan. 1

Sold

1952

1953

1952

».

(Number
Bonds

—

1951

t
i

Jan. 1 to Oct. 2

1,475,400

Bank

97

May-No©

ot

>■

$13,284,800

$8,000

$1,475,400

Government

100

June-Dec

Bank

3,101,900

Bondt

S.

Fe'b-Aup

(Plan

Salet

$2,997,500
2,531,000

5,106,300 t*

shares.

May-No©

arest reduced to 2%s 2008

A 18

Bonds

1953

of

Fri. Oct. 2

^Medellin 7s stamped
Mortgage

1.149,970

Sept. 28—.

Week's Range

Loan—

6%s

stamped

:

104

105%
89 %

'

$99% 100

Feb-Aup

of)—

■^Lima City (Peru) 6%s stamped 1958

Maranhao

1

2,586,000

Fri. Oct. 2

Mon.

93

77

15

—

Jan-July

5%s 1955
AExternal 5s 1953

AExternal

•

(

Bong

Bondt

Railroad

$105

April-Oct

External

Danzig Port

;
:

Total

Government

Int'l

Railroad

and Mitcel.

Foreign

(Col)—

A

Municipal

•

United Statu

Sharet

148

„

$10334 105

Low

Cons

n'.V

Bank

D.

June-Dec

Interest

BONDS

Danish

268.3

Bondt

Btocks—No.

$30

Friday

Mortgage Bank
ACanca ..Valley 7s 1948

115.4

195
214.3

1.4

,

i

195

125.2
213.8

Week Ended Oct. 2

$30

1956

1959

i£ee

+

,

\

...V.

Bonds

Foreign Governments and Municipalities

Bogota

214.3

+ 1.7

150

112

5

June-Dec

Mortgage Bank
20-year 7s April 1946
420-year 7s Jan 1947

..

Foreign

Stocllei

Week Ended Oct. 2,1953

International

1960

Agricultural

242

1.7

-♦0.9

:

228.9

i

172.4

259.1

88%

Union—

American Slock

.

j

Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Number of

Total

149% 149%

1953—
1956

coupon
coupon

debentures

f

1953

coupon

coupon
Co—

210.2

2.3

?.

<

ioiy2

90%

98

88'/a

Hotel—

Traction

s

$94 %
88

April-Ocf

1940

1947

Newspaper

conv

195

217.2

:

Tues. Sept. 29-—-

$95% 100

Feb-Aug

Jan-July

d5s income debentures 1954
Washington Water Power 3'/2s

6s

1970

May-Nov

_

West Peun

95

93

+

.

117.8

198.3

Co—

Electric Service
ex

95%
15

195

118:9

"

Service

-

96

97% 100

+ 1.9

Industries—

A7s with Dec
A7s

92

$92

Ja?i-July
3',4s

1989

5s

coll

stamped

with

A6'/2s

93

$90

100

and

99

v

+

•

•

(Hugo) Corp —
3rd stamped
1946
2nd

97

94

96

172.4

228.9

198.3

—

.'..2

___■

101%

95%

97

$93

April-Ocf

91

96

99% 100
$92

202

Transactions at the New York Slock Exchange

85%

(Calif)—

Electric

I-lydro-Elcctric

United

1970

3»As

1971
&

& Bros

(Hugo)

A7-4s

Term

„

Gas

3s

Gas

G)

<a

100

235.6

—

90
2

Goods

Finance

147%

75

94

76%

.Feb-Aug

1976

Southern

76%

Feb-Aup

1973

B

1976

3'/«s

$90

130%

+ 2.0

00 "

—

—

__

$135% 138

Jan-July
1981—May-Nor

178.4

202

176.4

Goods

Mining

y' 103
93/r ioi
87

Feb-A up

series

Trade,

Co—

Safe Harbor Water Power
Corp 3s
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd 5s conv deb 1962-Jan-July
Southern California Edison 3s 1965
Mar-Sepf
3 '/as series A 1973—.
Ian-July
•

Utilities

'

207

206.1:

Transportation

103%
100

99

•

50-year

87%

"V

'90%

,

V

■

99%

$30

I960

Gas

77
...98

1

96 %

*

•

2

$97% 100

1960—April-Oci

coupon

coupon

Service Electric

ri':

86%

,

Pennsylvania Water & Power 314s 1964—June-Dec
3'As 1970 _____i.
1.—...
;
Jan-July
Piedmont Hydro-Electric Co—
Oct

86%

102% 102%

t

+ 1.8

233.3

.;

Non-Durable

Low

High

Change

178.4

181.6

Manufacturing

104

127% '142%

$142%

April-Oct

—

A6'As .with

100

—

Composite

90

79%

12

90
89
$101% 103

Durable

&%s

mortgage

1053—
—_.-_._Jan-JUly
6'/2s due 195.1 exleiHktd to 1963
Jan-July
Ohio

90

1953—

Percent

Sept. 18, '53

Sept. 25, '53

,

$63%
$63%

—

—

Total

—

"t

Financial Chronicle...

The Commercial and
32

Monday, Octobe-

5

(1300)

OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
•

Boston Slock

Week's

for Week

of Prices

Shares

Jan

200

45%

Feb

30%

120

Sep

1,523

48%

47%

48

15

46

July

122

53%

714

7%

8

7%

Oct

6

33'%

Sep

43 %

23 %

23%

108

23

Sep

88

88

50

88

7

7

25

Jan
Jan
■

9% Mar

71

Range

Co-

Eastern

Gas &

72%

71

71

Oct

95%

19%

10

Copper

19%

180

19%

Sep

24% Mar

10

491

9%

Sep

13%

Fuel Assoc—
9%

10

Common new

Jan

Detroit Stock

-100
-100

1st

6 fo

35

35

10

34% Mar

30

30

10

28

*

preferred series A
preferred class B

6 7c

18

18

100

xl8

Eastern SS Lines Inc common

Jan
Jun

45

Friday

Co new_

Gillette Safety Razor
Kennecolt

Copper
RR

Central

Maine

5%

785

Apr

32%

Jan

58%

409

17%

357
80

17%

Apr

66

35%

36%
12

17%

17%

Sep

104

Sep
17% Sep

232

12

Sep

17%

64

105%

62

1

Marragansett Racing Association

1,675

38%

104

-5

Chemical Corp—

358

75%

37%

100

preferred

Mathieson

50%

72%

74%

100

common

41%

48%

*
*
1
•

Stores

Electric

General

Jan

50 y4

Aug

Budd

Apr

36%

Sep

Jan

16%

Sep

25%

5

-

17%

1

National Service Cos

7c

Sep

19c

Feb

12%

13%

__100

Pennsylvania RR

.—50

400

7c

7c

12%

13%

__

20

England Electric System
New England Tel & Tel———
Norbute Corporation -—
New

230
1.845

Jun

14%

Feb

Sep

115%

Feb

110

280

112% 113

113

Feb

87c

18%

Rexall Drug Inc

87c

500

66c

Jan

18%

332

18%

Sep

Steel

5% Jan

305

5%

5%

--

Economy

6% May

Fruehauf
25

15%

Oct

21%

120

20%

Sep

28'A

Jan

27

300

26% July

37%

Jan

11%

60

14%

Apr

xll%

Jun

_•

49%

44 V4

50'A

4,059

44%

Sep

58 'A

38 %

37%

38%

300

35 %

Jttn

41

25%
.12.50

Westlnghouse Electric Corp

25%

43

43%

44%

Cincinnati Stock
Friday

Par

Brewing

Burger

85

23%

Sep

Corp

Champ

39%

Sep

—1

Brewing

1

5
5

Lakes

Great

Churhcold

—1

Oil

Prefer

Shares

Range Since Jan. 1
Low

Kaiser Motors

High

Kinsel

Orl

New

Cincinnati

21%

Sep

25

Jan

Kresge Co

40

i%

Jan

6

Feb

Tex

&

22%

22%

200

19 %

Jan

Aug

Cincinnati

24 %

19% May

Motor

31% Mar

Mount

16%

16%

145

29%

29%

60

26%

Jun

96%

96%

5

94%

Jun

101%

Feb

2%

15

Jun

5%

Union

Jun

19%

Aug

91% July

102%

Jan

18%

18%

18%

95%

95%

96

16%

15

Sep

Cohen

45%
—

108

—

75

45%
108

75

70

Jan

50

Oct

108

35%

&

*

5

108

Gibson

Art

0

*

14

Jan

32'A

Jan

Packard

26
1

16

5

18

122

17%

Sep

Meteor

25

95

Sep

95

Elec

Welding

U

Print

S

Car

15

48

50

14

14%

55

41%

41%

42%

192

50

16

Aug

Mar

54

22%

100

18%

18%

25

16

21

Jan

23

Union

42% Mar

3

5

Feb

3

3 %

369

59 %

Jun

68%

12%

20

12

Jan

25

25

20

23

Mar

11%

(Fred

B)

Co_

11%

35

11%

Sep

15%

10

43'A July

54 %

Jan

12%

12%

20

12%

15%

Oil

160

152%

161 %

Jan

Oct

Jun

73%

36

69 %

Jun

30 Va

30 %

50

29%

Sep

76% Aug
45% Feb

30%

Sep

43

32%

32%

1

(H W)

&

Co-

11%

1%

5- %

33
12

5%

1 Peso

-

Steel

467
40

50

400

*

Ohio..

25

Corp

47%

47%

16

33%

11% Sep
5% Sep

Jan

18% Mar

Products

33%

165

1

45%

Oct

Investment

General

Sep

General

Motors

Los

Alaska

Corp
Gold

Toledo

64%

Oct

95 %

77

71%

Sep

-

Jan

Oct

33% Mar

Jun

15

7'A

7%

2

—

35%

35%

35%

97%

7

198

33%

Jun

9% Jan
38% Mar

97%

7

91%

Jun

42%

43%

114

41%

Jun

43 %

Aue

37

43%

37 %

90

36 %

47%

Jan

66%

Sep
Apr

53%

Sep

103

Aug

Radiator

&

SS

Co

(N J)

(Ohio)

Bearing

Edison

American

Viscose

Corp

3% May

23%

Armco Steel Corp

(Un)

501

3% July

5% Mar

101

3% Mar

3%

3%

200

3%

4

-4%

1,465

3%

175

4%
3%

3%

6-%

6%

51%

Sep

58% Mar

20%

Sep

50

55% Sep

25% July
83% Jan

25

(Un)

37

12% July
25% Sep

15

25

Jun

39%

Feb

Barker

8% Sep
21% Sep

11%

Feb

29 %

13

3

60%

Feb

11

50

31%

32%

100
85

35

•

40%

41

•

26 %

26%

69

69%

150

31%

32

305

•
•

12.50

%

120

Apr

30% Sep
Sep
13% Jun

31%
3838

Sep

25%

Sep
G6% Sep
31% Sep

43 % Mar

37%
16%

Jan

7%
7

Sep

134

Apr

Jun

15% Mar

% Sep
Sep

17% Mar

260

1%

38%

Jan

13'A Mar

Jun

72%

Feb

27

Jun

44%

Jan

Sep

5

600

'

Sep
Sep

6% July
6% Sep

=

Week's

1% July

3% Mar
14% Mar
9% Mar'
7% Feb

11% Jan

May

1%

1

Sales

Range

for Week

of Prices

Low

27%

2%

2%

a66%a66%

Mammoth

Mining

46%

Feb

49% Mar

Boeing Airplane
Bond

Chica

Stores Inc

Broadway-Hale
Budd

t

—ZZZZZ

Burlington

Mills

Byron Jackson

f

common"ZZZZ"i6c

Pn

Jan

Jan

41%

Sep

11%

Sep

15% Jan

13

13% nil 14

115

Sep

1558 Mar

35

100

32%

Feb

a45

127

44%

Sep

36% July
49
Aug

31%

100

30

Jun

133

12% Sep

15% Feb

10

25%

Sep

43% Jan

153% 154%

1,366

153'A

Sep

373 374%

__

'

"

205

65%

Jan

37%

320

37%

Sep

16%

17%

300

30%

30%

37%
•

a32a/! A91I

Sep

28%

Sep

31%

Sep

,9

120

a90%

a91

13

a27% a27%

51®

095

2 qo

95'

q?
-.qj4
71'

"

14%

346

351

10

5!"

7

51/®
Q5,

167

250

100

11%

Sep

88

Sep

5%

Sep

8%

Sep

1,200

,0,?
I ?

950

8%

454

13%

2.85 July

Feb

3,570

Sep
5% Jun

105

55% Aug

13.100

aSft!9
3c

3c

I

200

44%

725

10%

1,000

(Un)

„.,7"

2c

IJl8

.7%

''®

\
4

Yu
4

8

9

8

"5

9

0

"

r

—-

a6^4 a^38
9

8

9

?

al^alll/»
R15 H16

o1?-2
all's

all's

34% Mar

Jan

160%

77% Aug
44% Aug

25% Mar
44% Jan
42% Jan
16% Apr
96% May
Jan

28% Aug

9\%
o?

a583i

ZZ-

"1

preferred

Corp

Apr

70

Sep
Sep
Sep

July

Sep

38% July
3 %

Jun

12%

Sep

66%

Sep

r

lo

33s
74%

32714 a27%

__

\

(Un?

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40

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1

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22

235

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35

1

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176

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31

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275

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3%

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•

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July

2

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,

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23

1

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5%

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27%

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Food Machinery & Chemical

64

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56

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213

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6%

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7% July

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Pictures

Republic

Feb

25%

25

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—

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Dow Chemical

27

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7% July

16% a 16%

a

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1,819

12.50

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Raytheon Manufacturing
Remington Rahd Inc (U11)

Apr

60

a

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—

24%

1,350

4%

1

Radio

Feb

a7 V4

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10

„

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100

63

a8

50

Rexall Drugs Inc

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25%

Jun

a52% a52%

20

Feb

27% Mar

a25%

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*

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(Un)

Corp (U11)
Phillips Petroleum
Puget Sound Pulp &
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Feb

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1
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7%

1

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26

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(Un)

36

1 %

—:

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102

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27%

64%

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200

3 4 5/{

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Apr

RKO

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a34'/2

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6'/a

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30%

25%

.

39% Mar

Sep
May

62

4

Sep

42%

6%

%
28

64%

64%

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12%

20

——————*

275

„.

8% May
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•

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1

36

-

25%

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26%

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2,322
35,466

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25

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Chrysler Cwd
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preferred class A__25

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37

%

6%

1.30 Mar

250
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36%

__

25

Pacific Indemnity

rprtain-teed Products

400

315

37

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6%

n7,
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6%

25

common

redeemable preferred

redeemable

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preferred

62% Mar

22

Elec

&

for Week

Low

10

Rights

Sep
Sep

183

121/4

Clay Products :

Pacific Finance

42 3 4

200

1.00

33 »/4

—l

14%

Pacific

Sales

Range

Par

Feb

33

Week's
of Prices

Last
Sale Price

1

6% Mar

Sep

46

1

26%

40'/4 July
% Sep

2,556

a46% a46%

a

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3

High

23% July
3% Sep

300

a36 a37%

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Ceianese Corp (Un)
Central Eureka Corp ——
i

3%

23V2

^------25

Low
20

1

1

Rights
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'

OCTOBER

STOCKS

Range Since Jan.

High

3%

— ----——

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Carmen

Low

5

—

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ENDED

Friday

Shares

a21% a21%

__

WEEK

for Week

of Prices

Sale Price

FOR

Sules

Week's

—

11%

;

25%

50

23%

Apr

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42%

43%

700

41%

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59

Jan

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1,100

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Monday, Octobc

OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE

FOR

WEEK

OCTOBER 2

ENDED

Friday

Stock

Midwest

Friday

Sales

Last

(Cont.)

Exchange

Week's
Range

for Week

of Prices

Shares

Sale Price

stocks

Sale Price

Range Since Jan. 1

American

Can

American

3674

36%

3674

100

33%

Sep

36% Aug

10

Co

..

45 Va

44%

45'/a

300

43 74

Sep

50

20

20

100

19Va

Sep

24% Mar

*
•

American

&

Tei

&

Tel

Tobacco

Oil

amurex

Stand

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American

San

(Un)

100

Co

Co

(111)

&

10

Atchison Topeka

Avco

2nd

Corp

Refining

Washer

20%

;

(Un)

0

__

Brewing

Fisheries

Sep

45%

43%

Jan

(George
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Sep

12% Mar

Sep

18% Mar

23%

Sep

28%

257'4

Sep

100

89 Va

90

200
200

26%

200

374

Sep

874

47%

47%

2

3,500
200
100

W>

l'/a

574

8%
45

Co

8%

Jan

Feb

11% Mar

Jan

51% Aug

1% Mar

Brick

Metropolitan
Meyer Blanke

Co

2% Mar

1%

374

Sep

6%

Jun

4474 Sep
157a Sep

57%

Jan

Minnesota

19

Jun

Mississippi River Fuel
Missouri Portland Cement

25

*

1,100

5

12 Va

12'/a

5

19 Va

100

12 74

250

19 Va

1974

500

1774

66 Va

67

200

66

400

2

1174

14% Aug

Jun

2'/a

2'/a

11

Sep

16% Mar

30 Va

30 Va

30 Va

200

29'

Jan

38

1

1174

1174

1174

400

1174

Sep

17

Jan

100

Feb

14%

5

jl__;

1474

1474

13%

Sep

17%

16'/a

16 Va

60

15%

Jan

17% May

13 Va

13 Va

100

1174

Sep

15%

Feb

23%

—

l

23 VB

2374

300

22

Sep

33%

Corp

1%

350

1

Sep

2%

Service

2074

2674 Aug

Sep

3Va

500

3%

Sep

5% Mar

200

2 Va

Jan

3% May

2074

900

18 Va

22% Mar

Jun

187 a

18%

1874

1,500

1774

Jun

207a Mar

33%

33%

3374

700

31 %

Jun

41%

1

10

Cleveland Cliff's Iron common

197 a

13

100

400

1774

Feb

21% Mar

12%

Sep

11%

11%

100

11 Va

Sep

66%

900

64

Sep

96%

69% July

95%

71%

16%

500

Jan

Jan
Jan

16%

1,000

75%

75%

200

75'A

51%

51%

100

49 % July

53% Mar

28

28 %

400

227a

Jan

28% Aug

27%

27%

150

25%

Jan

29% Mar

1

*

5

Columbia

Gas System (Un)
Commonwealth, Edison common__
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28

16%

73%

22

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—

convertible

•

13%

13

13%

2,100

25

34%

34%

34%

4,700

34%

34%

34%

38%

preferred

38%

25

Co

Continental Motors Corp

—II

—

Crane

8

16 V\

22%

Sep

84

Sep

15

100

32%

36%

500

35%

700

8

12T'o July
32'A Jun

7%

Jan
Mar

Jan

37% Mar

Jun

Apr

38% Aug
11% Mar

Sep

26%

26TB

100

25%

10

5%

5%

5%

11_l

30Q

Sep

8% May

7%

7%

100

7

Sep

9%

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prior

preferred—

10

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Cleveland

Detroit Edison

25

(Um__.1.1_5

Nav

Co

20

8%

27%

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Oil

Air

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—

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278

Jan
Jan
Jan

High

6%

•

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Pittsburgh Brewing Co
Pittsburgh Plate Glass

Lvn

6%

8.50

-

Harbison Walker Refractories
Lone Star Gas
Nalco

13%

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Range Since Jan. 1

Htg*

16%

5

—

1

a64a66V4

42%

1.35

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16%

Federated

16%

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33% Aug

30

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27%
*

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El

Shares

Sale Price
■Par

_

202

i

47%

Emporium, Capwell Co

for Week

Allegheny Ludlum Steel
—

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a43

63 V2

,36%

Oct

Sep

47%

Corp common

Co

Chemical

Electric

Pittsburgh Stock Exchange

Co

a42%

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46%
21%
92c

16%

—28

Mont Laboratories

Eastman

Columbia Gas System

-

643

47%

preferred

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Elaw-Knox

■

5,864

a33% a33%

-

Giorgio Fruit Corp class B com___5

$3

Du Pont

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275

1.05

—

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Transit

46%
21%

95c,

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cl

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18 Va Mar

BONDS—
Baltimore

Jan

6% Mar

Jan

17%

^10

98

5

13 %

Inc

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71%

*

Jan

24%

•

1

Curtiss-Wright Corp

—

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33%

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__

(Del)

27%

•

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15

39

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Jan

479

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Sep

7%

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Jan

12%

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System

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27%

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3%

21%

10

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11

98

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1,199

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Feb

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Scott Paper Co——;

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common

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21%

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23%
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35 Va Mar

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17% Sep

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Co

18%

$1 div preference common
Philadelphia; Transportation

262

(Un)__

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18%

31%

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34%

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&

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00

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,

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12%

15

Oct

13%

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53 Vb

15%

11
12

220

Corp of America

Central

37% May

<

50

9

13%

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534

14%

Va

8

15%

Corp

25%

2,601

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14%

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—

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213

1,510

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Celanese

Electric Storage Battery
General Motbrsf" CorpL—L_—

11

12%

14%

Ry

(J I) & Co

Caterpillar

Apr

10% July
16% Mar

12V*

Feb
Oct

Sep

80%

Sep

9%

—

Co

Atlantic

28 Va

100

56%

Feb

—

Dry Ginger Ale
Pacific

27

Sep

9%

tttgh

Jun

76

12%

5.50

Canadian

25 Va

Low

54Vb

-5

Co

Case

23% July

9%

—

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8%

60

2%

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Jan

96"

10

California Packing Corp—
Canauian

25
Chrysler Corp
:—
_——.
1
Curtis
Publishing Co
;
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259

*

Cement

Canada

57%

——

California

Mar

Inc

Sullivan

fc

Calaveras

5% July

11

Company

Budd

Hill

57%

Range Since Jan. 1

High

ab6Vta66%

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Company

Bunker

Calif Pwific

—

——

Stores

Shares

Low

15

(Un).

Burroughs Corp
Byron Jackson Co

20% Aug

Baltimore

Common

(Un)

Broadway-Hale

25%

306

Securities Corp
Transit CO—

High

17%

1,180

Co

Borg-Warner Corp

Jun

152

303

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Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Baldwin

154y4.

•

i

Borden

Shares

High

41

—

iuo

American

■'

Par

for Week

of Prices

for Week

STOCKS

Sales

Range

•

Sale Price

16% July

Sep

Jan

20% Mar

\

American
American

Sep

3.00

Feb

6f,<>

July

48'/a

Feb

5Va%

Co

(Un)

Invest

preferred
preferred

10

common
;

1

—

20

—

25

--

25

18%

.

2OV4

11

11

21
18%

21
18%

420
90
300

40

19%

Jun

23 Vb Mar

10

Jun

13%

Jan

20 "2

Jan

22

Feb

18%

Sep

20

Apr

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Monday,

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Octob

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OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
WEEK

FOR

RANGE

OCTOBER 2

ENDED

Week's

Friday

Francisco Stock

San

Exch.

week's

™ay

(Cont.)

STOCKS

Sale Price

Shares

Low

Northern Pacific Railway

Oceanic

Aircraft
Oil

Ohio Edison

Ohio

Oil

Co

Co

—

1

Co

2.80

Sep

.

18 % Mar

2,400

2.75

2% July

37%

37%

275

34%

Jun

39%

53/8

160

51%

Apr

56

&

a69%

*

13 %

13%

13%

1,052

11%

Jun

15%

Pacific Amer Fisheries

5

7%

7%

8

320

7%

Oct

5 %

5 /4

1,435

a26 % a26 12

25

5

Aggregates

Corp

—

10

(Un)

—

5%

Jan

Jan

6 % May

Jun

26

29% Mar
<

Pacific

Gas

&

25

common

36%

37%

29

Electric

Rights
6%
1st preferred

31%

.

9,665

37%

^

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34

214,117

31%

—

-

Jun

63

30 %

5%%

1st

preferred.

—25

29

28%

29

499

27%

5%

preferred
red preferred

—25

—

27'A

27 A

361

26

1st

——

4.80%
5% redeemable
5%

25

preferred-

redeemable

series

—25

A

25

25/4

310

26%

26%

1,006

26%

26%

287

25%

—

—

26%

hi

Jan

Jan

Southern

Co

Jan

Southern

Pacific

24%

Jun

27

Jun

28

Jun

28

Pacific

Gas

Lighting

Oil

&

Devel

Corp

33%c
*

common

1.05

95c

1.05

5,100

64%

__

64%

732

Petroleums
Public

1st

preferred

Ltd

1

Service

*

common

75c

Aug

56%

Apr

a7%

__

100

common—

15

22

100

17

24%

——

Pacific Tel & Tel

a7%

22

__

24%

405

24

—

111%

Palmer

Stendel

Oil

Pan Amer World

4

111111%

7'A

244

(Un)

•

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10c

braiids

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(Un)

1

(Un)

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of

Co

t

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(Un)

Co

Phelps Dodge Corp
Philco Corp
(Un)

33%c

Aug

22

(Un)__

111

Sep
Jan

Sterling

47% Mar

370

36c

8,000

9

9

705

Sep

18%

18%

385

18

Sep

23%

25

11

Jan

15

29%

Sep

Sep

23%
4

Sep

31c

Sep

8%

N

of

Philippine Long Dist Tel CO—
Phillips Petroleum Co_
Pig n Whistle conv prior pfd
Pullman
Pure

Inc

Oil

Radio

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•

7.50

(Un>

Co

Corp

•

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of

•

America

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•

Railway Eq & Realty Co Ltd pfd
Rayonier Incorp common
Raytheon

1

Manufacturing Co

—5

Oil

&

Gas

Rheem

6%

Corp

Mold

Super

Jan

Riverside

(Un)

a50%

3%

29

3%

475

a49% a50%

210

Sylvania

24%

&

W

Fine

A

Ban

Mauticlo

Scott

Paper

50

32%

Apr

385

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—

Aug

59% Jan
80% Jan
78 % Jan
11 %

13 A

22%

Oct

43% Fen

15%

Sep

100

21% Mar

12%

Jun

280

13 (A

11%

Aug

10

650

30%

Sep

39% Jan

13 A

31%

49%

Sep

20%

20 %

20 %

430

20

25

24%

25

2,092

23%

Sep
Sep

14

14

200

13%

Sep

—

32%

—

Carbide

Union

<\f

a50% a51%

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May

35% Aug

1,331

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Apr

165

36

Sep

43'A

200

45%

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60%

Water

Corp

Sugar

United

Jan

45%

144

Sep
Sep

_—

(Un)

Corp

Carbon

&

common

1

—

(Un)

•

57% Mar
27

Mar

29% Mar
.17% Jan

65'%

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583

63

Sep

40

41 Va

1,286

37 %

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44

22

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160

22

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240

33%

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27% May
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225%

23'%

551

22%

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32

11 Va

11 %

220

10

Jan

26%,.% 27

654

23% July

—

12%

—

1

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71% Jan

Aug

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3%

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6

Sep

24%

82

82

1,992

22

Sep

18

80

Sep

22%

Sep

34

29%

Jan

363

8%

Sep

14

Sep

19%

43%

43%

296

42%

Sep

51

20%

300

17%

Sep

26

121

41%

Jan

47 %

10

Glass Co

Rubber

July

—

2%
(U11)

'—

10

—

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a26

a25%

a26

151

•

(U11)

35%

35%

35%

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U S Steel Corp common

Mar

a46% a47%

S

—

23%

Mar

11% Sep
29% Mar

Sep

28% May

34

Sep

44

Jan

41%

Feb

54

Aug

Mar

18%

Inc

Lilies

&

—0

Feb

20%

U

Apr

14%

Air

Call

(U11)

United Gas Corp common

100% Mar

212

Coru

Aircraft

United

Jan

100

14%

„

__

24%

5

5

P.10

(Un)

Sep
Sep

10

4%

10%

10

1.40

Co

9%

25
Oil—2

68'A Mar

9%

25

Mining

Bchenley Industries

67%

19

ay %

—-2

(Un)

Associated

Tri-Continental

14%

10

Safeway Stores Inc
St Joseph Lead (Un)
St Regis Paper Co (Un)

Jun

ay %

29

Sep

72%

32'%

Feb

43%

1

(Un)

49%

13

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Mar

Jan

36%

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24%

24'A

440

23

Sep

Consolidated

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210

44

Sep

63

33%

400

Jun

Warner

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8

790

37%

—

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37%

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32%

67

33%
18

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a31% a32V«
18%

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20,250

7c
__

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7%

150

6c

__

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(U11)

97%

10

5

Bank & U T

53%- 53%

---

1

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Bros

Wells Fargo

35% Mar

32%

7%

„

10

194

10

350

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—

100

•

44

12

Sep

10

286

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,

300

300

a30c

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10

—

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10% July
16% Apr
307

Feb

29 % Mar

45%

32%

__

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Victor Equipment Co

45%

__

class

22

--5

36 %

300

a23% a24%

•

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3,065

7.50

43

3% July
48% Sep

25

a34% a34%
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-

47

47

Sep
% Sep

Products

Westates

Jan

Petroleum

Preferred

(Un)

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(Un)

a22% a22%

Apr

Jan

38%

Aug

Sep

36% July
23 % Mar

Western

1

:

Sep

12c

Feb

Sep

27%

Jan

55%

Feb

63 %

Aug

Dept

Inc

(Un)

.100

3%

Sep

70

21%

Sep

25

19

100

19

Sep

20% Jan

8%

8%

25c

Union
Telegraph (Un)
Westingiiouse Elec Corp (Un)
Woolwortli (F W)
(Un)

8%

10

-

87%

225

Sep

12% Feb

•.87/8

766

8%

8%

Sep

106

40 %

Apr

460

40

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a43% a43%

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165

43%

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47

103
47

..

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49

43%

—

10

8%

5(it

43%

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__

12%

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4

24

—

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Aug

00c

19

24

1

Stores

4 "

35c

24

—

5

Western

6c

126

Indies Sugar
Western Air Lines

9%

20s,'a

75

a64%' a65%

Sep

(Un)

West

—

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—

West Coast Life Insurance
S

13
Jan
10% Jun

49% Mar

38%

217

—

1

Apr

6

—

a46%

Co

33*4 Mar
33% Mar

Sep
% Sep

38

108

49 „ 50 A
a66% a66 %
68%

-

-1

Corp

Electric

United

a24'/8

20% Feb
32% Mar

Jun

—10

Tide

45%

„

V

Jan

37*a Jan
39% Mar

36%

20

(Un)__

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Transamerica

36%

—

13%

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5

(Un)—

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5%

—

10

Corp

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5

140

391%

t

1

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145

29% July
30
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7% Sep

600

J"* a4i %
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54c

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30'%

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3%

100

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Republic Steel Corp (Un)
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30%
—

455

52

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Com

Inc

Drug

Studebaker

Apr
11% Feb

12%
.——3

—

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Jan
21% Oc

Sep

25% May
119 % Mar

Apr

Oil

Stanley-Warner

13% Mar

Apr

al2% al2%

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8

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25

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Pepsi Cola

Jun

29

•

(Indiana)

4%

__

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205

California

Oil

31c

—

50

Jun

148

31%
8 A

8

(On)

lnc

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Texas Company

Pennsylvania

Sep

33%

Apr

1 Va
Mar

Sep

30

227

31%

31

31,4

1

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4%

__

36c

25

——

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33%

250

31%

~

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31%

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Oct

990

——-

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1.05
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21'A

556

a2y ,8 a3U %

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62

317

32%
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10 %

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4

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—

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226

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preferred ser A-25

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21,

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29

Jun

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preferred (Un)
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Oct

34 'A

Jun

54'A

78
49

63

--

Southern Calif Gas

39% Mar

% Sep

501

10

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Oil (Un)--—-----18
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25
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2o

12 % Mar

Coast

409

Mar

Pabco Products Inc common—

Pacific

10

;

A

New'class

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a69% a70%

—

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High

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(Un)-

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Pacific Finance

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a56% a57%

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Feb

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for Week

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rn

Shell Oil Co

3% May

53 /a

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--

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—

52%

150

—

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|

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pgr

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Mar
4

Aug
Mar

a

Jan

CANADIAN MARKETS
■

1
RANGE

Montreal Stock

WEEK

ENDED

OCTOBER

2

Friday

Exchange

STOCKS

Week's

Week's

Last

STOCKS

Range

for Week

of Prices

Shares

Sale Price
Par

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•

common

preferred

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common

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14

25%

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100
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50
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•

43 ya

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for Week

of Prices

Shares

-

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Power

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•
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137/

14

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25

British
5%

Columbia

preferred

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4%%

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class

•

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300

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through

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93

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1.600

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6.00

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Aug

12%

10%

34

11 Va

1 ,'330

176,406

600

15 % July

Sep
Feb

22%

Canadian

Jan

Sep

9%

Cellulose

5%
preferred
Canadian
Pacific

Cockshutt

11%

Jan

Consol

Sep

21%

Jan

Consolidated

95

Apr
Jan

7% Mar
32 %

14
4.00

35
5.75

Apr

Aug
Oct
Jan

Sep

Consumers

1,425

27

Jan

50

33

Mar

85

72

19%

Apr

Corbys

class

Stp

40

Feb

26%

26%

65

24

Jun

33

Mar

16

160

16

Distillers

29% Mar

Dominion
Dominion

Mar

Glass

Feb

Stores
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175

26%

850

.

Jan

40

25 % July

8

3434 Aug
1376

private wire

Jan
Jan

Sep

48

16

235

16

Sep

22% Jan

>13

200

13

Jun

15%

100%

50 4

26

•

101

Apr

Aug

101

40

99%

Feb

22%

23

2,325

21 %

Sep

33%

Jan

16

16%

2,240

14

Sep

19

Jan

9%

10

1,670

Sep

16% Mar

22 %

23%

7,158

10

10

1,000

9%

Sep

15

Feb

a24

23

a25

55

21%

Feb

25

July

.

9%

22%,
—

9%
22

34%

Sep

Jan

9%

8%

9%

1,950

8

Jun

1014

■34

34

34

25

34

Oct

3712 Mar

24%

Jan

70

Sep

84

Jan

Aug

13

Jan

_2

25%

&

28

25%

2,800

71%

255

9

a9

5

al4

al4

20

•

13%

13'%

320

a61

a61

11

57

Mar

31

230

30

Jan

31% July

10

Sep

16%

14%

Jan

17

Sep

9

a

common

*

20

Ltd

a

♦

Chemical common

'

31

•

11%

15

15

50

11%

2,050

a

11

•

7%

7%

7%

2,010

23 %

Preferred

19%

19%

19%

200

8%
14

13%

7%

14%

Sep
14*2 Aug

Aug
Sep

67

2034

19'% May

I

—

ROYAL

BANK

BUILDING

MONTREAL,
Members: Montreal

Teletype: NYl-1979

The

Stock

Investment

NEW YORK

Exchange
Dealers'

—

QUE.
Canadian

Association

Direct private wires

New

York,

Toronto

and

of

Stock

"
Exchange

Canada

with

Maritime

Provinces

Branches

Halifax, N.

S.

-

Mar

25%

70%

25

Tel: HAnover
2-9250

Jan

35

preferred

W. C. Pitficld &
Co, Inc.
30 Broad Street

Jan

Jan

Sep

32%

16

*

6%

preferred
Dominion Steel & Coal

34

33
8%

Mar

Feb

Jun

18%

20*4 Mar

*

5% preferred
Dominion Foundries & Steel com

Dominion

17%

Aug

13

*

Dairies

Feb

806

33

*

Seagrams

Dominion

Jan

27%

15%

425

27

16%

Bridge

Mar

18

26%

"

coast to coast.




Jun

___*

Coal

22%

34%

8%

•

A

Dominion

87

175

——

—

Dominion

7.00

37

'

25

Textile

Sep

40

Aug

Glass

36% July
8%

207a

•

18

100

Railway

Crown Cork & Seal Co

5% May
36% Mar

19

Apr

-T

July
50% Aug

8%

17

16

Equipment
Mining & Smelting—

ian

4.55

3,185

*

Farm

16%

33

19%

16

*

Vickers

88

Jan

5014 Mar

—•

Oil Companies common

Jun

46

82

Feb

19%

26%

•

7%

210

-

Jun

75c

&

Jan

Apr

46

25

Client

Aug

70

100

37

*

common

102*4

304

19%

•

Canadian Cottons common
Canadian Locomotive
Canadian

40

33 */8

19%

42

12%

Sep

77%

a

Celanese

Jan

80

20

Canadian

27% Aug
23% Jan

Sep

28 %

33%

May
105% July

68c

77

al9%

24

35%

28

-

Ltd

A

99

30

102*4 Aug

49%

*

$1.75 series

Apr

160

Canners

Canadian

Apr
May

79

High

-

Jan

all

Canadian securities.
Orders handled on all
Canadian Stock

Jan

24

13.055

common

Low
98 %

100

49%

•

Canadian Car & Foundry common

53%

2.165

10%

_*

common_ZZZiO

•

Breweries

Canadian

Apr

21 %

80

50

j.

Feb

Class

41 %

100

100 100 %

—*

—

Aug
Jan

37

39

25%

7%
49%

30

39%

Oct

100

100

100

Canadian Bronze

18

100

25%

100

Range Since Jan. 1

High

Feb

Sep

783

/a

Canada

6%

Canadian

31%

330

•

preferred

1,961

1st preferred

Canada Steamship common
5%
preferred

16% Mar

102

__

Products

25

23*A

*

*

20 %

102

•

Class B

15% Aug

Jan

200

22%

100
100

British

Bruck

•

pfcL

—

British

Class

•

Apr

695

6*A

102

74C

Lgt & Pwr
British American Oil common

12 V4

25%

25%

6*A

43

High

1,760

25%

—

Brazilian Tract

Low

23*4

«

Telephone

Range Since Jan. 1

Low

P,f

.

2nd preferred

High

__

Asbestos Corp common
Atlas Steels Ltd—

Ben

I
Canada Safeway

Friday

Sales

•

Last

Sale Price

Canadian Funds

,

ylf

FOR

Sydney,

N.

S.

-

Saint

John.

N.

B.

-

Moncton,

N.

B.

Aug

Jan'
May
Apr

Feb

;

Number 5261

178

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olume i'°

*..

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

37

(1305)

.

CANADIAN MARKETS
*

RANGE

Friday

Week's

Range

Par

2,800

8

July

2

140

Jan

141% Aug
15

14

800

12%

Apr

17

1,540

15%

Jan

18

60

33%'Feb

55

a22

50

21

23

9%

557

Sep

12%
21%

12

330

14 %

3,500

20 3/4

21 y«

1.105

104

104

50

101

Feb

34 Va

490

31

July

33%
a553/a

a55% a553/8

151/2

15%

11

14%

34%

34

34%

1,745

.10

39%

39'%

39%

701

38% May

42

10

25%

25%

25%

480

23

25%

30%

30%

101

28%

Jan

32

July

34%

34%

35

1,896

31%

Jan

36

May

Canadienne

10

Canadian Slock

22% Mar

Apr

107

Canadian

Aug

45 % Mar

54%

Sep
Sep

17

100

15

99%

Apr

103

331/4

330

32%

Apr

39

Mar

al7

25

19

19

2.106

a44

Anglo-Nfld

Husky Oil
>

19 Va

Aug

17

Apr

20

42%

Jan

46

May

58

Feb

Brown

$5

conv

2nd

a44

210

39

2,349

a7.60

25

7.40

28

28%

2,890

27%

10%

11

5,823

9%

Jan

6

6 Va

315

5%

Jan

293/4

29%

30%

1,180

31%

31%

31%

85

28'A

Imperial Oil Ltd
*
Imperial Tobacco of Canada common_5
6'tis preferred —
—
£1
Industrial Acceutance Corp common.,*
$1.50 preferred
—30

10i/8

-

61/4

Oct

37

■

a6

Powders com
preferred —
1-1—25
Intl Nickel of Canada common.,..—•
7' r preferred —
100

•

16%

a

International Bronze

a

a

6

Sep

12 %

Jan

Sep

36 Vs

127% 127%

7%

1,875

7

Apr

12%

700

12

Jun

14

Jan

7

7
85%

Sep

12

Mar

Sep

97%

47.

Jun

49 Va Mar

21 Va July

63,8

Dominion

&

Canada

Aug

Malting Co
Dredge & Dock Co Ltd

Jun

36% Mar

Canadian

Jun

16

Mar

6%
18

Sugar

85 Va

30

48%

49

120

16%

25

Jan
9% Jan

16%

100

Jan

16

Jan

18

15

50

Feb

53%

Jan

47%

*

49

125

45

Jun

54'/a

Feb

a49% a49%

*
_*

May

0

a 22%

a22 Va

a23

160

22

Sep

25%

Jan

common—*

32%

32

34%

1,045

32

Sep

42

Feb

100

al60

al60

al60

6

146% Jan

160

10% al0%

25

9% Apr

11%

2%

10% Aug

Investments

General
Industries

Ltd

preferred

Candn

Apr

46%

Oct

1%

Jan

Internat Inv

Ltd com...'

Trust

Sep
Jun

Jan

Apr

131

Mar

-51

1,315

473/8

Jun

55

Mar

19 a 19%

37

18 %

Sep

452

24%

127

2,200

85 Va

*

Canadian

37 Vs

7%

*

Canada

11 Va July

36% Mar

5

30

7%

7%

1

preferred

293/4

2,901

95

7%

100

com

common

1st preferred

Sep

50

38%

Limited

Company

28

5

16V2

37%

High

a23

__

5

Co

Low

a23

12%

*

Paper—

Range Since Jan. 1

High

Jan

*

373/4

&

Development

Belding-Corticelli

Canadian
!

Pulp

Shares

Aug

37

——1

——

a44

14% Mar

a7.60

37

Hudson

Sep

for Week

of Prices
Low

Par

$3

$2

19

Mar

Sales

Range

Sale Price

Jan

33

1

Jan

Exchange

Week's

Last

STOCKS

Jan

Anglo-Canadian

Smitli Paper commonpreferred
—————
Bay Mining & Smelting—_•

Howard

Jan

Funds

Friday

67% Mar

15

100

10

-

Royal

Jan

al7

*
: •
50

Hamilton Bridge—-

31

Jan

17%

20%

65

15ya

Jun

13% July

100
33

35% Aug

.10

Scotia

Aug

12

104

preferred
li'O
General Dynamics
3
General Motors
—-5
General Steel Wares common
_«
5«i
preferred —ti-———-—10o
Gypsum Lime & Alabastine
•

High

Jan

Oct

18

14 V4

5'i

.

82

19

12

•

Aug

Commerce
Mar

14i/2

•
•

common—

Power

18

1

Corp

Foundation Co of Canada common
Fraser Co's Ltd common

Low

Nova

Feb

a9 % alO Vs

1

Range Since Jan. 1

High

Montreal

Aug

a22

Shares

July

a55

Low

8ales
for Weok

Banks—

Jan

17

-

20

pfd

Corp

Gatineau

lO'/a

Range
of Prices

Par

High

8Vs

14

Players Canadian

Famous

Lou>

a54

17

Co class A

Electl'Oiux

Hxoh

Week'*

Last

Sale Price

al40

Drycien Paper
Eddy Paper

Friday
STOCKS

al40

Ltd
Ltd

Bros
Brewery

2

Range Since Jan. 1

3

.100

preferred

_7't

Donohue
Dow

Low
—

Textile common

Dominion

Shares

OCTOBER

for Week

of Prices

Sale Price

ENDED

Sales

Last

STOCKS

WEEK

FOR

a

51

I

25

28'/4

28 >4

28%

225

28

191/4

18%

19%

3,315

18

Paper

Preferred'——-

Line ■%

Pipe

Interprovincial

49%.
a

25

—

25

25

-

%

Canadian

Javelin

Canadian

common....—17.50
international Petroleum Co Ltd
•
International Utilities Corp com.
_5

International

Marconi

Co

1

a4.00

a4.00

30

Canadian

Western

Lumber Co—

•

9'%

9%

586

8

July

10 Va

29% Mar

Canadian Westinghouse Company Ltd.*

58

58

500

58

July

70'A Feb

Jun

293/8

Jan

Casmont

100%

50

100

Feb

Oct

32%

Jan

Claude

Sep

293/8

Feb

Fdry & Much

Industries

•

preferred

*

Gen

Advert

Lake

Li

(John)

Limited

Labr.tt

Class

5rr

Massey-Harris

8% Mar

7%

475

10% Aug

7% Mar
7%

113/g
9

Oct

Jun
Mar

17%

4

10

Jan

19

130

3

100

Mar

130

Jun

a37-

com—*

Steel

a37

15

30

38

July

16%

475

15%

Sep

18%

105

18%

Jan

18%

Jan

a82

10

80

Jan

85

Aug

8%

a

16

al83/4
__

al8%
"

8

Oil

•

..

8

20 %

Jan

10%

Jan

38

Jan

6,080

7%

Jun

24%

24%

735

24 Va

Sep

39%

130

25%

25%

20%

Jan

13%

13%

250

13%

Oct

1534

Jan

101% 101%

100

98%

Jan

101%

9%

Jan

25%

class A

13%

Locomotive

5%,. preferred

—100

_

__

Combined

Enterprises

Drug

Chemical

&

-

35

120

a8

a8

24

25

25

25

25%

575

31

31

30

63

623.,

G3%

1,199

30%

30%

100

*

common

*

—

Weaving

Wire

Norandu

Mines

Flour

Ogilvie

*

Ltd

•

Mills

*

common

Ontario Steel Products

*'

_

Penmans
Placer

Tubes

21

•

common

Development

Powell

;

:

68

21

67

,—2.

68

50

*

May
Jun

1.

41

Jan

8

24 3%

Jun

Sep

27% Mar

30

July

62 %

Sep

Dominion

Oilcloth

Dominion Square
Eastern

&

Linoleum

Corp

_

Steel

Price

Corp
Bros

of

Ltd

Foreign

Pow

Sec

Lakes

Great

6%

Paper

Hydro-Electric

8t

Lawrence

Shawinigan
Series

A

Series

(Can)

293/4

Apr

Lambert

Groceterias

33

Atlg

London

Canadian

18

255

50%

Apr
Jun

73

Aug

Mar

52

Jan

48

75

29%

175

29

Sep

45

Jan

1,385

20

Apr

26

Aug

Sicks'

4%

Power

&

(Alfred)

of

Sep

40

Mar

Apr

34

Mar

of

Canada

a92

a92

10

89

Apr

95

14

14

105

12%

Jan

15

July

213 8

22

625

18%

Jan

22

Jun

(H)

20

265

13

Jun

20

300

12

Sep

17% Mar

98

a98%

a99
31%

250

Apr

99 %

Apr

37% Mar

Jun

43

37%

1,569

36%

a44

a44

15

42%

Feb

49

49

300

47%

Jan

37%

37

49

Sep

30%

20

30 3 4

31

Aug
Mar

46

July

.51

July

22

Jan

19%

100

19

July

25

610

20

Jan

50

20

Feb

25

Aug

25

8

Sep

12

Mar

a

19

a

25

a9Va

common.

»

_

a9%

13%

13

13'A

Steel Co of Canada

25

25%

32

32%

Steel

Com

29

28%

29

western

Leaseholds

Weston (Geo)
4>2';

Worts

preferred

Winnipeg

Central

ZoHers

Limited

5'f

Power

6%

Reitmans

Russell

18

18

4.25

100

a8

class

Ltd

B

Lt &

a42

3.15

Jan

9%

Jan

4.95

Jan

Jan

Jan

52% May

10%

10
90

52

Jun

11

Jan

Mar

42

Va July

39

3.40 Feb

3.10 July

15%
3.55

300

1.70

26

26 Vs

Mar

4.20

Jun

8

Feb

5Vs

800

..

Aug

16

Jan

1.70

1.20 Feb

120

1.70

53

Apr

3.00

200

8

6%

8

5

Co

Jan

15

'220

3.50

47%

85

15%

*

Ltd

Oct

Sep

27 Va Mar

Feb

24%

23%

Oct

26% Mar

10

Apr

13 Va May

Jan

23

Corp

23%

Sep

Sep

2.80

Jan

12%

12%

300

11%

Jan

13%

47%

47 "47%

32

32

4.50

32%

12 Va

35

13%

4.50

43%

337

Union

of

Gas

United

(Jack)

&

Hotel

a22

55

a—

a

110

111

50

109

a56

20

55

Aug

9

Mar

10%

250

17%

200

al20al20Va

120*

10%

17%
a

33

al82

5

27

28

250

28

112 Va

Jan

a56

Jun

58 % May

11

May

Sep

24

Jan

Jan

17%
118

125

Apr

a—

a

—

Sep

26%

30% Mar

._*

21%

19

24%

11,190

19

Sep

46 Va

*

28

27%

28

575

26

Apr

31'A Aug

*

8

8

100

—_*

103/4

10%

100

—.5

al6

al6

21

34

34

200

class B
Ltd

Co

Ltd

.

—

Feb

15

May

Mines

Arnora

91%

51

21%
26

6

50

18%
25

Sulphur

Jan

Jan

Barvallee

Aug

Base

Jan

6.75
33
96 Va

Jan
Jan

Aug

7% May

Mar

23

26%

STOCK
STOCK

Iron

Sep
Jan

16

July

Jan

34

Aug

30

7,800

1.37
16c

2.25

2.15

July

51c

Sep

Sep
May

5.70 July

Apr

2c

Jan

3%c Mar

11c U%c

10,000

9c

Jun

20c

May

59c

31,200

41c

Sep

90c

Aug

1

Ltd

Co

Mar

Aug

Belle

Mines

1.10

1.10

100

1.10

Sep

46c

Va c

2%C

2,500

Boreal

Rare

PL-9501

Jan

40c

Feb

9c

9c

500

9c

Jan

33c

36c

19,500

33c

Sep

84c

Feb

17c

17c

5,000

4%£

Jan

1.10

Apr

2.90

14,300

Ltd

;

Mines

2.25

Sep

4.00 May

4,150

3VaC

Jan

22c

3c

2,500

3c

Jan

Ltd

8c

Feb

18%C

19c

2,000

Sep

46c

Apr

1

Corp

Mining

Gold

Mines

Explorations
Lead

Cournor

&

Zince

Mining Co

23%

Apr

19c

Sep

Jan

4.50 Mar

Apr

1.50

17

1,175

14'/a Mar

19c

19c

2,000

19c

1

2.70

2.60

2.70

2,760

51c

60c

5,900

7.35

4,000

6.00

Sep

13c

15c

7,500

6VaC

Jan

21c

*
.—1
1

15c

Sep

9%c
60c

10c

2,500

9 Vac

Sep

19 %c

Feb

60c

62c

6,500

60c

Sep

1.35

Jan

1.25

900

1.12

4.40 Mar

Sep

Jan

12c

;

3c

14c

7,000

12c

Sep

38c

65c

68c

9,000

55 %c

Sep

68c

Oct

8 VaC

68c

Ltd—
Mines

Feb

9.40 Mar

1.18

Ltd

Ltd

2.30
50c

Feb

Sep

143/4

_____—

Coulee

18VaC

6.50

Ltd
Ltd

Arrow Mines

Rochette

6%c

1

Candego Mines Ltd

Cortez

6c

Ltd

Mines

Cons Golden
Cons

2.60

...1

Co

Explorers

Chibougamau

6c

56c

Chibougamau

&

2.65

_■

Smelting

&

Mines Ltd

Asbestos

15 %c Mar

3c

—*

vtc

Flin Flon

Dev

Chimo

ST. JOHNS. P. Q.

22c

Sep

-»_1

Consolidated

1181 St. Catherine Street West, Montreal

Aug

15c

—1

Centremaque Gold Mines

Offices.

4 Vac

3,500

1

Ltd

Mines

Mining

Celta

ST. WEST, MONTREAL

4,000

17c

1

Metals
Gold

Mines

Cassiar

EXCHANGE

10c

15c

Ltd..:

Mines

Gold

Carnegie

EXCHANGE

10c

Chibougamau Mines

Gold

Apr

1

Belville Gold Mines Ltd—
Bonville

1.49

*
1

Ltd

Metals Mining

Campbell

EXCHANGE

SHERBROOKE

10

12%

IS3/, Mar

45c

.1
.1

Corp

Ltd—,

Mines

Callinan

HART

STOCK

3,500

2

*

Mining

&

7,850

19c
3.60

1.95

Ltd

Sulphur

1.98

17c
3.30

Ltd.

Mines

Lead

Anacon

Barnat

260
20

Sep
Sep

8

1034

'

*

m

Ltd

Mines

Ameranium

Aug

Sep

125

&

MONTREAL

Branch

Jun

Slocks—

Mining

50

Jan

26

SAVARD

Telephone

Sep

4.60

Mar

4.25

21%

276 ST. JAMES

3.50

Jan

18%

3

al82

*

A

Ltd

Canada Breweries

16

26 Vs

a6

26

CANADIAN

Sep

3.15

—

-*
pfd—100

Pipe Line—

Canada

Amusement

July

150

a96% a96%

TORONTO

3.50

100

a22

shs"

class

50

3.50

3.50

50

cum

a'23
a3.65

3.50

*

*
6%

Aug

a23

a3.65

10

——-

"founders

Co

Brunswick




a42

3.15

10

Paper

Ltd

Pr

Brunhurst

41.

Sep

5.00

3.80

100

3.15

*

;

Pwr Co

Trans Mountain Oil

32% July

Jan

a5%

page

20%

50

51%

Ltd common

(Can)

Finance

Bouzan

see

200

51

11

Apr

8% Mar

3

4.05

51

11

1

Ltd—

Canada

Bouscadiiliu:

I^Qt-footnotea

a8

4.05

—

Paper

:

Canal

Suez

Traders

Sep

2.00

TROIS-RIVIERES

Feb
Mar

68

4.25 Sep

2,395

4.25

51

pfd_50

conv

Industries

Southern

Windsor

13 Va

;__25

QUEBEC

15

18

*

Ltd

part 2nd preferred

c

n

Western

375

*

MEMBERS:

Apr

4.25

common.

*
pfd
20
Corp of Can 6% cum 1st pfd.100

Jun

2,600

100

preferred

Feb

98 Va

1

Co

Enterprises

Mar

21

Gas

common

33

Jan

Apr

2.25

Aug

17

2.30

*

common

Jan

90

Feb

25

Sep

Sep

59

85

26

21

•

23

60

20 Vs
80c

1,065

34

2.15

*

_■

5

98

alO

Jan

21

13V2
&

27

98

24%

Jan

2.30

•

Gooderham

27

—

Orange Crush Ltd
Manufacturing 7%

Atlas

Walker

.367

alO

28

2,392

Wabasso Cotton

62%

Ltd class A

Ontario

&

Newfoundland

Arno

Onited

100

1,750

23%

Feb

•

Ltd

Apr

8%

Sep

5%
1.25

alO

12%

950

*

Stores

Oils

4%

150

Feb

'

68% May

61%

61%

Aconic Mining Corp

Thrift

Triad

35 V*

Feb

23%

273/4

60

32 Va

*

common

Sep

66

*

21

785

25%
•

Power

25

10

20%

*

Ltd

invest corp.:

Power &

Canada

Watson

Simpsons
Southam Co
Southern Canada

125

253/4 July

a23% a23%

*

& Sons

•

—

al2 a 12%

*

.Voting trust
Simon

28
a60

Aug

14

*

com

;

28

*

Mount

50

common

26% Jan

a60

Royal Rice Mills

Moore

27%

1_50

Williams

Breweries

Sep

Corporation common

31%

•

4%%

19

5%

pfd_100

Inc

Preferred

Mica

125

100

preferred

50

Teleg and Tel Co Ltd com_10
Mexican Light & Pow Co Ltd com
*

1,105

common.*

Aug

al9% al9%

Maritime

31

20

preferred

Mar

30

21% Aug

65%

100

32%

*

common—

Water

B

Sherwin

4 Va %

12

July

20%

Corp

Utilities

30%

al2'A

Corp

Sep

27

Aug

Feb

233.,

common

Saguenay Power

10%

1,537

28

*

Liu

*;»>

Securities

Interprovincial

Paton

Paper

75

283/s

28%

.

_

red

cum

Investment Foundation 6%

Nuclear

Rolland

10% alO%

.1

Goodyear Tire & Rubber of Can

31%

Roy a lite Oil Co

Sep
Jan

39 Vs

Apr

1.00

—

Motor Co of Can class A

30%

Quebec Power

&19tt

*

_

_

Shops

Ford

32 %

100
—

9.00
3.75

34 Va

*

Candy

Feb

21%

4'.
preferred —J.
Provincial Transport

Jan

2.50 Mar

100

2,197

Manufacturing**ttd

•

common

3.25

100

7%
2.75

—

Fleet

•

Canada

& Co

Jun

3734

28%

__

Products

Farmer

Fanny

Minnesota

Power

*

Engineering Works

36

29
23 %

•

Feb

32

Apr

4.05 May
42

37

3V/2
a

5

Corp

78%

23%

.1

River Company

4.10

Feb

3.40 Jan

76

37

Feb
Feb

105

2.75
*

Imperial Mills
Zcllerbacli

Crown

MacLaren

Page-Hersev

7%

„

common

Paper Corp Ltd

Loblaw

Niagara

37

*

common

Commercial Alcohols Ltd
Consolidated

Internat Paints
National

National Steel Can——1

1,310

Jan

Sep

•

—

—

Ltd

a

a82

Mar

39%

—*'

———

3.90

100

3.90

5 Vs

Sen

Jun

130

130

3.90

3.60

Apr

3.60

•

Cosmos

*
Ltd priority——____*
_________-.I—•___100

Breweries

Montreal

a8

3.90

100

Dominion

(Robt)

Molson

73% May

25

75

al7%

Fronlenac

Morgan

Feb

5

a9%

a'9%

Export class B.

Corp

Mitchell

93/4

a8

a9%

ioo

Structural

preferred

McColl

Feb

Ltd

MacKinnon

Mailman

33%

*

——_——

MacMilian

Aug

29% May

17

a9%>

(C W)
preferred

6'a'i?

18%

105

7%

B

Bros

Lindsay

Jan

29%

*

Lang & Sons Ltd (John A).___
Laurentide Acceptance class A—

Lewis

25

29%

*
*-

Woods common

of the

,al7

11,285

*

A

Class B
Preferred

-al7

100%

7%

*

Neon

class

6%

7%

8 %c

2,000

25c

Feb

3c

3%c

16,500

3c

6 %c

Feb

34c

34c

2,000

28c

Jun

54VaC

Jun

6c

7c

5,500

6c

Sep

8V2C £3ep

May

.

15 Vac Mar

f

Commercial and Financial Chionicle...

The

Monday, Octobe r

5.

CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE

Canadian Stock Exchange

(Cont.)

Last

STOCKS

Dominion

Asbestos

Mines

Mines

Ltd

Ltd

Range

49c

OCTOBER 3

ENDED

Toronto Slock

for Week

Shares

Low

—1

WEEK

FOR

Sales

of Prices

Sale Price
Par

Donalda

Week's

Friday

Range Since Jan. 1

High

48c

62c

Low

122,200

48c

4.20

Oct

Friday

Jan

1

47c

48c

2,000

47c

Sep

—1

25c

26c

3,000

25c

Sep

Mines

1

85c

93c

1,500

79c

1.63

1

4.25

4.30

400

4.25

Aug

6.70

Jan

1.33

1.42

12.400

1.05

Feb

2.40 Mar

East

Oils

—-

Minerals

&

*

Ltd

STOCKS

Jun

1.02

35c

Nickel

Eastern Metals Corp

Ltd

1.40

1

Abitlbi

&

Power

Metal

Falconbridge
Feniinore

Nickel

Iron

1

_

preferred

$1.50

Mines

40c

Mines

1,000
100

50c

51c

13,300

4.90

1.600

14 Va

*

Frobisher Limited

40c

14%

4.85

*

51c

*

40c

1.64 May

Sep

14

Sep

50c

23%

14

13%

14'%

25 Va

25 Va

1.53

Apr

Sep

9.25

Feb

Acadia-Uranium
Gas

Acme

&

628

6'/a

275

17

515

100

5

14c

16c

16c

15c

*

—

Gil

«»(/*
25 %

25%

100

———

1

Low

12 %

6

———————inn
—

Range Since Jan.

3,605

16'/a

JJ
common-

A

Preferred

Jan

Sep

4.35

Glass

Shares

High"

^

Mines

for Week

Lour

common—--*

Paper

Acadia-Atlantic
Fab

Sales

Range

Sale Price

May
Par

Rim

Week's
of Prices

Last

Jan

East Sullivan Mines Ltd

Sep

Duvex

Exchange

Canadian Funds

High

20c

6

Apr

16 Va

3,525

26 Va

Feb

97

13c

*

18 Va Mar
192

Sep
Sep

Aug

48c

Feo

27c

Feb

10

Jun

r

Giant Yellowknife Gold Mines Ltd
Golden Manitou Mines Ltd
Grandines

Mines

Gunner Gold

Ltd

•'

Inspiration Mining & Dev
Cranium
Mines
Mines

Ltd

Ltd

1.60

1.100

21c

1.000

61c

Jan

850

3.95

Jan

13%

Feb

Akaitclio

2.425

11%

Sep

15%

Jan

Albermont

500

48c

Jan'" "

5.20

Apr

Alberta

Consolidated

16,500

30c

Sep

1.85

Feb

Alberta

Distilleries

9c

Aug

24c

Feb

Alberta

Pacific

14c

Sep

50c

May

7.50

12

12

-1

1.60

1
3

1

voting

21c

8.10

5

—

trust

100

12

1.60 :

40c

33c
9c

9c

500

16c

15C

16c

6,100

1

—1

40c

8.00
1.60

July

>

Jan

3.80

Sep

16c

-

11%

Sep

r .'

Jan

Petroleums

Kerr-Addison

Keyboycon

Mines

Mines

l.!.d

1

Mines

5c

Ltd

5 Vic

11,100

1

18%

19

2,000

17

*

10c

lie

4,000

10c

1

Gold

50c

55c

4,700

40c

_

—_

Keymet Mines Ltd-

5c

14c

Jan

21%

Aug

47c

Mining

Laiayette
Lake

&

Asbestos

Wasa

Explor
Mines

Mining

Co

Ltd—1

6.60

6.60

6.60

100

Jun

80c

Jun

Sep

10%

Feb

Oct

1

15c

12c

15c

•7,000

12c

Ltd

Corp

1

Landover Oils
Louvicourt Goldfields Ltd
—

Ltd

New

Uranium
Mines

Formaline

New

Larder

New
New

Santiago

Normetal
Nubar

&

Nudulama

Pato

Cons

2nd

Preston

East

Ltd

1

'14c

—2.60

—

Ltd

1—1
—

Mines

Ltd

Ltd-

1

Leduc

a30c

1

6.00

Central

Rio

Co

8c

May

Jan

Ltd—

65c

Oils

.Jasper

Oil

1.51

Oils

1,050

Ltd

Minerals—

-jj.

Petroleums

Corp

British &

Dominion
New Continental Oil Co
Okalta

Oils

1.00
8c

1.50

31c

8c

7c

Sep

50c

16c

Feb
Mar

Jan

Feb

9.70

Feb
Jan

39c
1.10

10c

Sep

46c

Sep

Jan

Jun

Aug
Jan
Feb

4.80 Mar

Sep

77c

Sep

133s

Sep

24%

Jan

3.25

Apr

26c

Sep

6,500

22c

Oct

25c

5.600

1.45

3c

3c

2,000

3c

Tri-Tor

Oils

66%c Mar
43c

Oct

Jan

4.40

Jan

7c

Jan

Feb

Western

Wilrich

Homestead

Ltd

For

footnote?

—

Ltd




1.03

8.15

Sep

24c

Oct

Oct

Mines

1.45

Sep
Sep

1,800

33c

Ju'v

500

22c

Sep

Barymin

6.00

6.65

700

3.30

3.40

4,300

25c

25c

2,000

1.86

II

1.91

1.35

1.44

75c

75c

85 C

1.65

1.52

1.65

400
»'

1.100

14,300

1.00
48c

1.20
50c

3.40

85c
6.00

3.10

23c
1.75

1.25
74c

1.600

1.50

6.90

7.20

7.55

2.300

80c

1.00

2,100

Co

g9c

80c

Jan

80c'

Jdn

1.27

Jan

3.70

Jan

Sep

2.55

Sep
Sep

13.25

25c

1,338

8

10

7%

7%

8 Va

300

7V2

2.05

Sep

Feb

3.10

Jan

Aug

■9%

Apr

Oct

9 %

Apr

2.99

Jan

Sep

3TO

Jun

1.52

Jan

Sen

3.30

Sep

13

2.25

Sep

23c

July
Sep

71c

3,000

62c 71 %c

6.400

35 %c 37 Vac

5fc

2.000

35 %c

6$

695

311/4

Jan

616

38 »/2 May

_

-

-

Mines

Power

Mines_,

4.20

Jan

1.95

Feb

40c

45c
1.41

2.400

14c

17c

45,600

14c

Sep

31c

Sep

1,880

40c

Jan

1.63
.

43c

39c

13,700

18c

20c

10,800

40

39

40

95

36

Jan

45

Jan

17

16

17

33

16

20

Jan

19c

20c

2,490

19c

Sep
Sep

49c

Jan

"7 %

400

6

Apr

8

Jan

85c

1

85C

35%

35%

35%

72c

75c

17 %c

*

17c

.

18,300.-

40c

10c

5%c

72c

Jail

72c

Sep

4.2

40

Sep

Sep

6c

19,500

5%c

Sep

43

505

1.00

Sep

34c

31c

35c

16 %C

19c

46,700

10c

10c

10c

1,000

12

12

12

30

9c

7%c

9c

3.20

3.05

3.25

1.01

1.03

30c

Sep
Sep

Sep
Sep
Sep

Jan

1

III*'
__A

ordinary

•

•

Lake

10 Vs

19c

Jan

Jun

Jun

57c

Mar

1.08

2%c Jan

Jan
Jan

Jan

3.85 Mar
1.70
90c

May
Jan

1.65

Jan

1.10

Jan

Apr

20c

Jan

Jan

12

Jun

Sep
Sep

18c

3.00
1,00

Sep

8c

Sep

H'%

6,100

7 %c

815
500

4%
•

1.63

10 %

8.526

IOC

13.500

19

50

1.63

1.75

1

3,50

3.75

3,780

pfdl -100

16 %

17%

7,286

79 %

81

934

109

"""""

-100

92%

—50

92

92'%

49%

50

4.95

5.00

76

155

87

185

47

"

—

British Columbia
Forest Products—.
British Columbia
Packers class A_
Class B

4.95

„>
>

Jan

11%

Jun
,

19c

Power

class

3.35

A__

Jau

Jan

81

Feb

Gairdner

90

33%

395

8

8%

2,631

%

Jan

95% Aug

50% July

'

Apr

5% May

15Va Mar

6 %
-"-

Sep

32% Sep

12
J

:

7% Mar

Y.

-

WHitehall 4-5335

Canadian Affiliates

Gairdner &

Company Liniited
Members: The Investment
Dealers'
Association of Canada
Investment Bankers

Gairdner, Son & Company

Association

of America

Wire system

Members: The Toronto
Stock Exchange

Montreal Stock Exchange

Canadian Stock Exchange
to all

offices

Mar

36% Mar
8% Juiy

Xompanij Inc.

Street, New York 5, N.

Mar

/. Jan

4.60

80

8

32%

33

B

12

Jun

10V4
21V2

Sep
Sep

10% Aug

1,025

12

6%

Feb

20'/2 Mar

1.30 July

2%

Feb

1.90

Mar

16%

Feb,,

5.25

Jan

9c

19

18,800

3.70

17%
80%

I_
II

preferred
.

10

9c

__

_.23

—1

American Oil.
Columbia Electric

•

19

l

preferred

Feb

1.05

Jan

14c
45

Mar

1.63
87c

Jan

*

_.

Columbia

Sep

Jan

41%

17,400

19c

1

(1950)

Sep

15c
42c

30c

1

j

75c

9%c

1

l,_

Sep

1,150

5%c

Feb
Jun

Sep

'

50

2.10

Sep

Jan

68c

41,000

31c

9%c

49c

Sep

May

35

12,700

10c

1.10

-

45c

35c

1

60c

17,460

43c

1

preferred

700
'

268.880

15c 17 %c

45c

_1

Mines

Brllund Mines Ltd
Britalta Petroleums

British

Sep
Feb

31c

75c

Mines

preferred

Sep

1.30

20c

.____25

—

Gold

G)

Apr

1.36

-.1

—

Bordulac

5%

Sep

1

Bobjo Mines
Bonville Gold

4%%

1.70

.

Mines

Ribbon

British

4,611

_

Yukon

British

1.90

■»

Bidgood Kirkland
Blue

Apr

1.75

*

Gamma

Bibis

1.55

a

—

Lodge Uranium
Telephone

Bevcourt

Jan

_

A

Rights
Beta

1.05

38 Va

7

Ltd

class

Bros

Bellekeno

Sep

13,800

36 %c

B

Beaver
Bell

45

85

1.15

1.40

-

Beattie-Duquesne
Beatty

Mar

40%

17c

-

Petroleums

Class

Jan

Aug

42

1.05

40c

Ltd

Uranium

Bathurst

Feb

1.75

,

Bata

12c

35%

Apr

40 %

—

40 Wall

Sep

47c

64c

Jan

35
40

—

Sep

50c

1.65

6 %c

34%
39 %

Jan

Jan

3.500

34%
39 %

Sep

55c

500

14.050

Oct

8,000

2.10

8

Jan

3.70

Sep

4,800

72c

Apr

10%c

lie-

2.05

Jan

24,000

66c

71c

96c
•

Jan

60c

%

_•

Jan

Jan

50c

68c

4.25

Jan

1.18

60c

200

Jup

IOV4C

10

Bralorne Mine
Bralsaman Petroleum
Brazilian Traction

7.50

43c.

1.S5

11c
61c

10

.

Mining

Jan

Sep
Sep
Sep

"4c 37 %c
1.95

Feb

Sep
Sep

8

_

Metals

Class

6.65
25c

-

—

_

Jan

6.45 Mar

22c

3.40

16c

6c
10c

10

.

-

Ltd.

2.05

Sep

42c

*3,500

Jun

4,000

117,098

1.15

80c

95c

22c

37%c

10c

4t

3.00

..

—

Hoy mar

Sep

25c

42c

86c

7c

6c
23c

—

1
_

_

Toronto

Warrants

Baska

-

12% Mar

1,000

%5c

101,100

9c

6c

—

Scotia

Jan

Sep

31c

200

14c

13%c

Mines

27c

1
pa«f

Barnat

26c

IIIII*

Ltd

see

of

26c

1

Oils

Bank of Nova

Bank

(T

1

Ltd

Petroleums

4.80

Ltd

—

Red

1,700

Jun

11c

7 V2

-

Brewis

6,000

26c

9,500

<1

_

Bright

II

Ltd

Wesfburne Oil Co Limited

Oil

Jan

___•

Co

Banff

Jan

51c

Jan

Feb

17C

1

Mines

6.60

1.32

F^b

23%

18c

common

Bankfield Consolidated
Bank
of
Montreal--

Bowes Co

3.50

27c

Oct

14 Va C

_—!

5.10

1

'

Empire Oils

A

Jan

1.38

3,500

50c

Aug

17c

1

Apr

Oct

:>C

3,425

;

Gold

Class

Mar

2.99

1.65

70c

Jan

3.40

Sep

3.40

19

15Va

13,800

14

-----

Mines

Apr
Jun

12%

9c

12%

--1

—

River

Electric

Barvue

80c

1.60

1.25

9c

13%

lie
Auto

Base

Oct

2.70

July
Jan

22

Sep

12 %C

30c

9c

1

Aug

1.06

7c

Jan

1.54 May
24 Vac

Sep

22c

31c

310

6%c

Jan

1.55

Sep
Jan

1,500

1,700

15 V2

Jan

90c

100

15%

30c

15

July

18c

1.65

Sep

3.00

Apr

3.70

Jan

Sen

14

5.80

6c

1.50

6v2c
45c

100

Sep

14,000

3.70

16,600
11,000

14

Sep

Sep

2,500

18C

47c

14

Feb

Jan

1.76

July
Sep

3.70

15c

45c

16c

2.95

2.05

500

Jan

2,100

5.90

48.700

8c

May

10,100

7 Vac

30c

3,500

Jan

12%

3.40

500

1.03

9 V2C

55c

85

2.10

1,900

27c

.

Sep

11% Aug
Oct

78

1.95

18,000

2,050

200

3.00

2.15

5.05

22c

605

80

3.40

6.00

4.80

11%

2.10

226

2,200.

Aug

50c

a30c

800

Jap
Feb'

42c

23,000

Jan

1.54
21c

5.80

7,200

10c

Jan

42c

20c

77c

Sep

9c

Sep

Sep

14%

4c

12c

Aug

13c

10c

6,000

J'

14

——*
—!

Mines

Aumacho

Sep

1

Quebec Oils Development

Oil
Grass Oil

Aubelle

Oct

—90c

(1937)

30c

10,800
24.300

8%C

—--10

Mines

Jun

14c

I6V2C

10

Steels

80cFeb

1

7c

11c

*

A—

Yellowknife

3.50

«

Ltd

Souris galley

Atliona

class

:—

6.00

Ltd—>._•

''Pacific Petroleums Ltd
Phillips Oil Co Ltd—

Trans

Class B

9 %C

*

—

Jan

Sep

25c

78

79%

Corp—-————1

Hardware

2.50

*

—

Oil

7——

1

Metals

300

1

—

Jan

8.25

4%c

11%

Armistice
Ashdown

400

—1

—

28c

23c 25 V2c

1^0

^

V

2,000

85c*

9,200

4c

—1

common———

Gold

2.60

*

33c

21c

lie

—1

—

1

Corp

6.20

_l

_

_

4.75

July

Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas class A__.

3.80

3.70

50c

5V2C

6,925

Apr

5.70

21c

~~~Z

Resources

Preferred

Aijon

13c

——

Mines

Area

2.50

_•

10,700

4.95

28c

*

—

Porcupine

ftquarius

6.00

1

Petroleums Ltd

Ltd

Cons

Apex

2.60

1.32

Sep
Sep

8c

4.80

Jan

20

Apr

6%c
4.95

Mines

6.00

•

9.15-Mar
2.26

61c

July

1.45

-

2,475

28,950

Sep

1,300

1.03

<

13

3.60

10c

3.066

35c

__1

12

3.30

100,250

4.15

2.45

\

Ltd

40c

Jan

195,430

7%c

32c

.1

Sep

Aug

16c

Oct

75c

1.65

16c

13c

Sep

2.28

•

99c

38,800

10c

15'%

14%

2

Jan

24c

13

*

Anglo Rouyn Mines

I

!

54c

Jun

3.30

Petroleums

*

Co_

30c

Sep

60c

12c

3Vac

32c

•

Oct

21c

9,500

12c

300

15%

2.30

.

National

—1

15c

5,700

71c

21c

21c

2.000

23c

65c

*

A

16c

21 %c

50c

15c

400

800

»

Oils

Oil Corp,

Oils

Anchor

class

15c

Jan

May
July

1

5,000

5,800

1

_

.

53 Va
24

104 Va

1

15,700

13c

28c

Apr

Bagamac Mines

4c

3.15

5.00

Apr

21%

100 % May

Avillabona

20c

10c

3c '

41%

Jan

440

425

Jan

49 Va

Feb

1.03

3.00

•

—

Oils

&

Ltd

Jan

43c

Sep

Aug

Sep

4.000

__

2.25

Jun

31 %

3.90

Jun

45.500

1.47

1.50 July
28c

2,575

23%

.3.85 Feb

21c

12c

90c

1

-

Peak

15c

43%

23

2.80 Feb

Jun

Jun

84c

10c

1

43

102 102 Va

Sep
Jan

Sen

8c

1,000

1

Ltd

Oaspe Oil Ventures Ltd
Home Oil Co Ltd

Sweet

1,000

12Vic 16Vic

16Vac
lOVic

517

1

—7--

Petroleums

Sep
Apr

1,500

__1

Oil

Producers

Empire

.

1.84

9%c

—

Atlantic

Leduc

Federated

,

9c

5c

1,300

2.45'

•

Admiral

.Consolidated

New

2,000

1

Consolidated Allenbee Oil & Gas
Consolidated Cordasun Oils 1

Jet

5c

1

Petroleums Ltd

Canadian

*

Jan

3.75

90c

8%c

1

May

2.15
49c

13c

9c,

„

2,000

32

102

Lead

Atlas

Jan

5.95

__

Canadian

Oils

Anacon

Atlas

Sep

3.05

2.05

1

Copper

28c

1,000

a28c

9c

28c

31Va

91/2

1.65 Mar
1.35

May

25c

Sep

4.15

__

•

—

1.00

68c

15%

1

:

1.03

7c

1

Canada Oils Lands Ltd—Canada Southern Oils Ltd

1

Sep

1.50

1

Mines

Calmont Oils Ltd

,

17c

300

18c

1

Corp Ltd

Petroleums

Calvan

♦

2,000

1.03

1

200

23%

Yellowknife

Amurex

Jan

Stacks—

Antone

Del

17c

90c

15%

3.30

400

1.55

1st pld_25

Nepheline

American

Jan

1.00

3%c

•

Lake Mines Ltd
Mines Ltd

19V2c Aug

Sep

12c

____1

:

Feb

Mar

Aug

67c

1

-

2.50

18c

60c

9c

18%c

*

Ltd—!

Sep
9%c July

2,200

2.40

__

1

Mines

Anglo-Canadian

American

Aunor

Ltd —1

Ltd

Feb

Feb

78c

600

1

Mines

6%c

66c

4.20

3.55

13c

1

Ltd-

Mines

Sep

77c

5c

__

;1

——_

Gold

2.90

Jun

3.50

9c

1.09

3.30

100

Jan

15c

8,200

—

1

,,

400

40c

__

1

Ltd

1.30
36c

8,000

,

35 Vic

3.50

1

_

1

i

Apr

17c

—

Products Ltd
1
Western Tungsten
Copper Mines Ltd—1
Westville Mines Ltd

1

4.45

1.00

17c

Ll

.

68Vic

1.00

37,295

1.50

43 %

-----------

9'% Mar

1.30

31%

—-

Atlin-Rtiffner

1

LLd

16c

3,500

2.60

15c

—

*

—

8,500

16c

2.60

—

1

Wendell Mineral

!

Oct

1.25

8c

Tiblemont Goldfields Ltd
Tobrit Silver Mines
Trebor Mines Ltd—

t

Jan

6%c

7c

Sep
Sep

28c

-

Amalgamated Larder

Ascot

50c

_

8teeloy Mining Corp
Steep Rock Iron Mines Ltd

Oil

8c

Jtin

(1944)

&

Aug

20c

Mines Lt,d_

Mines

60c

4c

65c

Uranium

Pyrite

500

Jan

7,000

Royran Gold Fields Ltd—

Wee'den

1,000

60c

Mar

14%

41,100

1

United Montauban
Ventures Ltd

1.25

66c

Aug

25c

Quemont Mining Corp

Violamac

2,000

Sep

10%

1.75

Mines

Asbestos

4 %c

22c

20c

Yellowknife

United

100

60c

—

Smelting <fe Refining

Tazin

6,700

1.52

Quebec

Tache

25c

10%

1.62

Quebec

Cons

Jan

%

1.25

*

Ltd

Quebec Nickel Corp

Sullivan

Sep

69 V2

51

1

Mines

Mines

200

Sep
Juiy

Chlbougamau Gold Fields
Copper Corp Ltd___
Quebec Labrador Development

Sherrltt-Gordou

53

10c

Oils—

Sep

75c

Sep

10,000

Quebec

Stadacona

Jan

42c

13c

—

Dome

Rix-Athabasca

25c

Sep

10%c

Dredging

Manitou

Sep

27c

13c

Quebec

Quebec

12c

4,500

22c

1.25

86c

3,600

3.30

preferred

Argus

Ltd—

Gold

1,000

30c

1.

Corp

Prime

Sep
Aug

1

Obalski (1945)
Ltd..:
Ontario Pyrites Co Ltd
Orchun Uranium Mines

Porcupine

■45c

4Vic

^_1

Ltd-

Mines

25c

Sep

10%

1

Mines

Ltd

Mining

Mines

Sep

18c

Ltd

Mines

Nocana Mines

25c

*

Island Mines

Con I

25c

Ltd

Mines

"U"

Pacific

1,500
70,800

53

1

14,700

1.50

—

Aluminum Co of Canada 4%

Anaeito

—

LaBine

25c

30c

5

Merrill Island
Mining Corp
Mining Corp til Caiiuda Ltd—
Monpas Mines Ltd

Calumet

Jan

425c

12 Vac 12 %C

-1

—.

Melnlyre-Porcupine Mines

New

70c

20c

22 c

—1

89c

86c

1.10

—

common

Anglo-Canadian Oil

Marbenor Malartic

Nesbitt

Sep

25c

——-1

——.

6.15

Gas

115

8% May

Jan

Sep
Mar

Amencan

Labrador

1,28

—

Cons

Steel

Algoma

89c

Knife—

Yellow

9%

86c

.10

—-

25

75c

Preferred

8%

9%

Agnew-Surpass common

Aluminium

Kenmayo Yukon

8%

Ajax Petroleums

8.10

21c

1

Iso

Mines

1.60

—*

—

Mines Ltd..

Jaculet

8.00

1

Hollinger Cons Gold Mines Ltd

Jardun

8.00

Feb

7% Mar

Jan

13Vac

10,800

151» Aug

Jan

Oct

1953

Volume

Financial Chronicle

The Commercial and

Number 5261

178

(1307)

33

RANGE

i

Week's

Friday
Last

STOCKS

British Enppire Oil
Broulah Reel Mines
Bruck Mills clflss A
'class B

9,294

12%

75

4

4

20c
11c

5.500

18c

15 %c

20c

58,850

1

f5

14%

17

3.935

7c

1

7c

•

66c

19

Sep

66c

—t-

4

Oct

15

Sep

Sep

45c

Apr

Corby

21c

Apr

Sep

93c

23%

Apr

25c

Feb

Craig

15c

14

7c

66c

4,000

50 %c

16C

2,500

16c

4V4C

1,000

4c

36

1.05

Jan

Lead

Croinor

Feb
Feb

Crown

10c

Feb

Crow an ore

36

370

16c

7,300

19'%

225

49 V2

65

42

Jan

51

Jun

Delnite

33%

33%

50

30

Jan

38

Aug

Del

7%

7%

355

7

July

—

34

24c

29c

95,800

8.55

8.25

8.70

725

19c

17c

20C

76,400

1.07

-1

—-

__1

1.00

1.07

1
1

,_1
—

3.80

1
—1

Campbell Chlbougamau
Campbell Red -Lake—,
Canada Cenient common-—

7Vac

34c

Davison

Jan

22

15c

14%

21,095

99c

24c

4,200

20c

Sep

3.85

9,900

3.25

Canada

2.55

2.80

7.60

7.65

76

77

153

72

28

28

560

26%

Feb

8%

8%

300

33%

—

5,100

2.25

900

Jan

L>viut

Class

Warrants

Canadian

Oil

Canadian

&

Dominion

Canadian

&

May

Dominion

10

May
Mar

.

Scottish

Steel

Tire

Canadian

Wallpaper

Central

Leduc

Doimtuuii

•

lex tile

10

*

33%

Jan

39

77%

49%

25

77%

49

.

Feb

35

Jan

1

571%

5.35 Sep
1.25

Apr
May

Dominion

-

'70

is

27c

8,900

3.40

3.75

Duvex

Sep

Oils

&

3.00 May

Sep

East

1:

Chlbougamau

26%

27

.

:

Malartic

East

Rim

•

Jan

Eastern

24 %c

Oct

95c

Feb

Eastern

Steel

-

,

890

25

July

46

18% Mar

21

Economic

i

170

33

32%

8%

9%

1,930

8

Sep

34% Aug
14
Jan

60c

60c

5,433

50c

Jun

86c

48c

65c

8.685

3.00

3.00

Jan

800
10

6

6

50

95

47

Sep

10

40

10

Mar

16

16

16

20

16

Sep

38 %c

40c

1,800

38 %c

12%

12

13

1.134

12

1.49

1.55

790

100 %

100 100%

40

1

5%

Jan

8% Jan
62

Jun

10%
23

Jun

July

Sep
Sep

1.49

55c

15% Mar
2.10

Sep

97

Jan

Sep
July

101

Jan

1.02

1.22

1,700

1.02

Sep

1.77

Jun

23 V8

3,485

21%

Sep

32%

Jan

1.48

1.58

12,000

1,33 Sep

4.00

4.00

4.00

200

4.00 Aug

100

20

20

99%

99 %

10

16

16%

2,535

5%

5 %

100

1.40

44,355

2.40

200

4.50

16,025
25,935

19
.

Sep

1.35

98c

20

5.75

84c

5,965

71c

26,850

15c

10c

500

14c

14c

2,500

11c

1.01

1.12

3,050

95c

30

30

20
50c

30

30

5%

50

1.08

27,200

5c

1.22

5%
1.23
5 %C

3,500

1
1

Emerald

Glacier

Jan
Jan

1.50

Feb

9.50 Mar

Sep

2.90

Sep

Jan

6.00

Jan

4.30

30c

Jan

Aug

19%c

Feb-

Jan

Sep

5c

10,300

53c

108,625

60c

58 %c

1.15

1.12

1.25

,

Corb

Famous

600

Fargo

Oils

•Federal

Federal

Consolidated

1

—

_i

Cos

Froblsher

Consolidated

9%

10

1,760

9%

9%C

1,000

9%c
30c

35c

8,000

5%c

5,000

5.00

6% Mar
1.95 Mar

Sep

15c

Jan

Feb

83c

Jan

1.40

Sep
-

Jun

4.40 Mar

1.25

5.00

.

„•

200

85c

Sep
Oct

Sep

1.50

Jan

—

II,550

30,200

3,050

1.40

1.33

1.47

80,500

5.75

4,375

51/4

24%

24%

22

,22
42c

4.75

3;15'Feb

1145 "Sep
70c

1.89 Jan

{

Sep
Apr

45c

6.80

Jan

7

Jan

4.20

2:45 Mar

f

4% Sep

8%

100

5%

6% Mar

15

24%

27

21

Apr

24%
22

Jun

j

2,400

78C

Jan

16c

May
Mar

6C

5%

12,500

5c

30C

.2,700

22c

Aug

65c

IS'

Mar

21 Va

48c

Sep

1.55

Jan

|

14%

14%

15

4,389

13

Sep

23%

Jan

i

18%

18

545

21

229

1.95

24,650

17

2,000

15

Mar

18

Sep

27

215

24

Jan

27

Oct

Jan

13c

26%

•

7c

7c

3.70

3.10

3.70

10,390

50c

49C

52c

62,900

22c

4,300

__

18c

_

5,000

*

1

11

11

12

120

•

1.00

90c

1.25

6,070

61%

61%

62

740

-*

A

,

_

-—

100

5.00

10,564

96%

50

12

4.80

common

25

14%

4.75
96

•

12

14%

12

*

-

•

18

Sep

19 %

1.20

5c

3.10
49c

7.50 Mar
1.54

Sep

38c

Aug

12.

Apr

59

Apr

68

11

Jun

143/B Aug

4.10

94

57c

3,900

50C

26c

5,600

16c

9.20
120
2.20

Sep

60c

Sep

60c

50c

60c

36.800

21

20%

213/4

515

-100

103

103

104

92

5%

5%

100

33%

34%

125

31

1.80

July
Sep

*

Bakeries

18

Sep

Sep

21c

—

2.25

133/4 July

•

preferred

Dynamics

-

—

—

Apr

Sep

50c

Aiueria__»

Jan

Sep

Sep
Jun

18c

21c

Power common

Jan

3.25 May

Jan

80C

•—

oi

25

Sep

10

___1
--

Exploration

1

21% July

18%

1.85
17

_1

_

_

Sep

1;00 Feb

Sep

20%
1.92

*

General

J.

17,300

-

General

;

500

7%C

57c

»

Exploration

Gartnean

15c "'Feb

:

j
;

6%C

•

Gas

Feb
Mar

57c

Warrants
Gait win

S

% Mar

23%

Sep
Sep

40c

7c

6%C

—1

_

__

._

class

27

Oct
Mar

*

57c

Motors

General

3

Petroleum

—

50C

Sep

106

Feb

100

4.90

Feb
Mar

Jan

Feb

May
Feb

Apr
Jan

6.00

Jan

i

%

*.

22% Mar

20% May

__

210

533/4

1

4.75

4.75

5.15

270

4.75

4.70

4.40

4.75

670

4.40

Sep

44

44

75

41

Jan

15%

153/4

100

45

July
Jan

—

—

5

-

54%

55

55

May

68%

Feb

8.50

Oct

___1

—

common

Class

A

_

Products

General

Steel

General

--

_

Preferred

class

Mfg

Wares

■

.

_»

A

Jan

Yellowknife

Glenora

Gold

Gold

Mines

S

Jan.

48

Mar

17%

Apr

—

153/4

95

99

106,100

8.15

1,336

8.00

Sep

11% Jan

3 VaC

3,500

2 VaC

Jan

7V8 c May

83c

8.00

55

101

3 %C

10c

—

—

God's

90c

36,566

66c

Jan

1.30 Mar

Sep
May

7c

Jun

104

Jan

11%C

Jan

•

1

Eagle Mines
Gplden Manitou

23 %c 343/4C

4,000

18C

Mar

53c

,

,

May

18%c

16 Vac i8v4c

15,500

16c

Sep

46C

Mar

6C

6 VaC

7,000

6c

Sep

15c

Apr

1.50

1.80

9,175

52c

47s

55c

14,700

4%C

4%C

1,000

3%c

Feb

3%c

Jan

3c

Jan

10c

Jan

98 Va May

—

—.

—

•

Uranium

Goldfields

23 %C

1.80

1^

86C

1

Lake Gold-

*

Goldora Mines

Oct

74c

Mar

4c

Jan

lie

Feb

4.00

Jun

3.90 Jan

_1
1

_

7.50

8.00

100

-

'

8c 10 %c

common

__

Lake

Geneva

Goldhawk Porcupine

5.00

Sep

4.83

1.50
47C

Sep

3.75 Jan

Oct

2.00

100

7

Jun

12%

Feb

300

Oct

19

Jan

1,000

37,000

98

246

88

47

3

47

47

10

47

35C

40c

92,300

35c

Sep
Sep

21c

20C

21c

13,000

17c

July

4C

♦

common

—

—~

'

—

,

Va

9c

Feb

12c

Feb

49

Apr
May

1.45

Jun

61 Vac

Jan

Feb

11

4 VaC
4 VaC

96

40C

Goodyear Tire

4V4C
3 VaC

1

—

Minimi

Good lish

Jan

200

7 %

11

11

1.55

1.70

1,850

Jan

1.80 Aug

28c

35c

17,400

28c

Sep

1.03

7c

7C

500

7c

Sep

30C

..

1.41

21c

Jan

Jan

9"%

Mines

Grandines
Grahdoro

Mines

Lakes

Great,

Class

*

A

w

—.—

•

common——
*

preferred

__

5c

500

5c

Jun

8c

Mar

2,300

38c

July

85c!

Jan

_1

45C

Great

1,000

18

18%

2,035

49%

49%

232

45%

Feb

4.45

4.75

550

4.25

Jun

35c

—

•

Can Ltd

Plains Devel of

West Coal class A

34 %c Mar

35c

18%
49%

—

;—-■—

Paper

15

Jun

40C

Feb

21

Sep

51

Aug

7.10

Jan

Jan

5C

1

7%

7%.

200

36,124

7

1.35 Mar

1.90
60C

4,313

52c

Sep

80c

Jan

19c

19 c

2,000

17c

Sep

36c

60c

60c

3,100

40c

Feb

74c

83c

28,680

50c

1
1

50c

Mar

Jan

lie

Sep

35c

72,063

lie

July

30c

18,345

21c

Oct

13c

lie

13c

8,000

17c

24c

*

!

1

21c

7%
8c

24c

7%
9C

7%

300

4.35

5.00

7,600

13%

13%

.350

6%

7

4.95
.

9 %c

10c

5,000

6.40

8.15

84,545

2.50

2.50

10O

22%

Lead

9c

7.90

GuJf

223's

25

6% July
3.85
13

10 Va

1

Feb

Sep

8.45

Jun

Mar

13%

Aug

8c

Jan

2%

Jan

31 %c Mar
13 Va Feb
i

Gurney Products common
Gwillim

2.50

—

50

15,500

5% Jan
7%c

Sep

1.40

Brass

Gold

class

Jan

Halliwell Gold

Jan

Hamilton

8% July
Feb

27c

Lake

■s.

8c

9 VaC

9,500

33

33%

570

12%

1

—

Gypsum Lime & Alabastine—
Hahn

.

9C

9c

—

22

Sep
May

4.75
26

-

Apr
Jan

Feb

3%c

Jan

20C

32

Apr

39

Mar

13%

Apr

Feb

20c

22

23c

•

-1

Sep

34%

2,250
4,417

—*

Jun

1.00

Sep

20c

23%

s

1.35 Feb

Sep

16c

22%

16c

Freehold

July

60c

22%

Gridoil

2.58 Aug

55c

22c

•

Jun

1.70

1.74

83c
1
«

;




July

26c

A

Mar

4.00

1

41

12c

94c

•

_

class

17c

42c

Orlac

aw page

Feb

7%c Sep

Jan

16% Mar

1

Consolidated Howev
Consolidated Mattarow Lea
consolidated Mining £ Sme

Consolidated Rgchette

58c

40

;

Jan

7%

1

consolidated Peak Oils
^""su.iaated Peak onsT"
consolidat.pri p«,,p
rw
-d,ated Press class A

96c

Oct

Jan

3.90

__*

Golden Arrow

Consolidated

Sep

*

Gold

9%c
30c

j

May

"Aug

17,200

Goldcrest

98C

4V2c

A

__

debentures

4">c

Jan

9%

l

-

Consolidated Nicholson

4,500

94c

25c

1.70

25c

class

Ltd

Apr

21,950

_1

-Gillies

Jan

5,00 Feb

20

■'

5.05

1.15

4.00

g Vac

20

Ltd

2.40

91c

5

Oil

Consolidated

11

3.00 May
45c
Sep

—•

—;

Ltd

B warrants

Fittings

14%c

1.30

1

——III

Oils

j

•

Iron. Mines

Sep

1.40

—1

__

20% Feb

31c

—

Kirkland

Fenlmore

Sep

37,302

*

Cent Cadillac

Consolidated Cord&sun
Consolidated Discovery
Consolidated East Crest

t

;

1

Great

Consolidated Bakeries

.

Apr

20

Federated Petroleum

Sep

8,375

1.45

*

_

9

28c

Preferred

5c

7%C

*

__

6il

Jan

17% May

30c

4.30

1

Grain

3.00

3.60

5c

1

J

_

16%

Sep
Sep

30c

;

Players

Jan

3.00

1

_

" Feb

47

30c

Preferred

;
Coniagas Mines
Consolidated Allenbee
Consolidated Astoria

12% Jim

9% May
43% Jan

i

Fanny Farmer

72c

•

_

;

Jan

32% May

5

1.04

*

-

;

Mar

1.32 Mar

Sep
Sep

29

23c

1

:

Jun

16

15%

12,350

83c

;__.25

1

common

2.10 Mar

1

Petroleum

100

Sep

14,625

4.20

___-

Co

Sep

62,600

1

i

29c

1.60

7c

Mine's<lJld—.,

Fraser

«*•

Conduits National
Conger Lehigh •

Apr

9

17

92c

20

Estabfooks (T H) preferred

Foundation

Sep
Mar

Sep

45c
63c

_1

1.70

—

Motor

45c Mar

1

Commonwealth

12%
96%

July

Jan

4.20

IIIIIIIl

Oils

Pen-Rey

El Sol Gold

Ford

3.30

Sep
Sep

9%c Aug

40c

40c

:

May

8%

1.40 Sep

1.62

10c

-10

••

34

15

5%

Manufacturing

19

2.15 May
'3.20

15c 17%C

1

33c

7i/4C

__

_——10

Fleet

100%

5% Aug

74c

1

30c

25c

__

—

May

6.10

Apr

14

2.30 Mar

Mar

97

1.46

15c

1

7.35

3.40

1.61

940

2.35
4.40

2,750

1.00

6.05

7.25

1.55

1.00

•
1

100

1

^

Falconbridge Nickel

22%

1.40

62,800

17

.

__

-

Feb

1.58

0

Invest

Mines,

Eureka

1.22

16%

50c

17

Machine

Jan

22%

20

45c

25c

—

Estella

1

100

100

46c

1

•

4.00

3.00 Jan

10

*

3,00

1

1.51

Oct

48c

48%

Z

495

8%

3.00

„

1

Mines

Jan

25

_

g

__

*

"

Elder

Jan

—1

•
1
Coldstream Copper
Colomac Yellowknlfe —L
Commoil
^
•

Sep

Jan

Apr
Apr

27%

Jan

130

6

j

7%

4.25

Oct

48C

Jan

6.50 Mar

20

1.49

Cochenour WiUans.
Cockshutt Farm Equipment

Jan

-Metals

48%

.—*

Coin Lake

19%

41c

84

3.00

*

Cobalt Consolidated'
Mining Corp

325

Mines

Nickel

Apr '

70

60C

Chromium
Citra-Lartic

19%

Sullivan Mines——i

60c

Ltd

19%

1

Bast

27%

20

32%

•

Explprers

19%

1

Jan

9%

___L______L__1
—_L___

Sep

__23.50

Eddy Paper class A

Gold

7%

__

.Apr

Giant

Chimo

14

1,585

—1

82

Jan

Chest,erville Mines

10%

2,335

7%

••

50

20% Mar

__

1,670

16%

7%

,

1

.33

1.12

Mines

11%

14"%

7%

Amphi

23% Jun

Chemical Research

n

16%

Minerals—

16% Sep

Oils

Chesklrk

11%

__

*

Donukia JSlipes i -—
Brewery __i__
Dragon Oils & Gas_

200

I—1

120

u___

930

18

1

Trust
Chatco Steel preferred

46

15%

2.96

12 %, Mar

73
Apr
46% Jan

641

-

24 %c

26c

1

Chartered

46

11%

Dow

General

Charter

50

1

common

18

Chamberlain Oil

ns/8

97%

•

Wpollens

27

;

113^

11c

Apr

3.00 Mar

26% *

Porcupine

1,950

36%

5.05

26 '/a

Centremaque Gold

5

11%

12% Jan

Easy Washing

—

I,900

97%

11

July

Sep
Aug

Oil

Central Patricia

13%

97%

30%

__

1.30 Oct

49%

1

Central

12%

48c

•

com

2,45

21

Ltd.

235

10

32%

*

Corp

30%

1,200

Sep

Cariboo Gold
Asbestos

29%

common

———,

Apr

Trethewey
Central Explorers

22% Mar

1,715

Preferred

Jan

Canadian Williston Minerals

Cassiar

Sep

103,000

common—.

2:85

Castle

1,380

65c

Coal

&

Stores

17

B__

16%

1.30

Steel

28%

*

class

15%

16
51c

2.60

Dominion

1,164

i

7.75 Mar

50

4,753

Corp preferred

Oct

Preferred

4,460

Utilities preferred

4.25

10%

-*

Canadian

.500

Jan

33Vac

Canadian Vickers

4.45

•

Invest

31

:

Canadian

4.25

2.50

100

19%

1

Prospect

27"% Mar

Magnesium

Foundry
Preferred

30%

Railway
Products

Jan

10^,

19%

Gas Reserves

Pacific

24 V2

Bank

3.70

Canadian Pipe Line

4,130

54

77%
■

100

—_____

96c

Sep
Sep

45c

34,000

14c

1

19%

preferred

39,100

1.45

25%

Feb

-

Malartic

5 ,:o

20c

1.01

•

30%

Canadian Oils Cos common

Feb

25%

i9c

50

.700

.

Feb

52c

Oct

1.38

60

1.30

A

Jan

57

100

Canadian

class

Jan

3.75

51

283/4

_

Locomotive

1.92

Oct

Dominion

40c

Machine

Ice

Canadian

Oct

1.15

Dominion Tar & Chemical common—;*

49

Petroleum—

Canadian

1.11

Apr

100

•_

2,300

Feb

155

—

2,116
22,990

82

2,573

Gellulose.

::

Feb

1.30 July

1.30

22%

31

._25

a

19c

Sep

1.45

3634

-25

Preferred

Jan

10c

70c

l.il

35

6.25

common

900

1.15

Feb

———20

Products

3,000

25%

Asbestos

29 lA

Sep

11c

75c

22c

2

Mines

Dominion

El

Canadian Food

Mat

1.30

Oct

57%

Celanese'common—

Canadian 'Devoniiui

18c

1.42

1

—•
——•

canadian-Decalta- common

Sep

25o

Oils

—x

$1.00

Sep

29% Aug

July

i

.—10

Canadian'Conifers

50c

May

8c

Aug

21 %c

Apr

57

.

50c

1

Ltd-

Minerals

Dominion

Jan

87

•

10c
75c

21 %c

—'

19'

70

Canadian 'Bank' of iCommeToe:

&

i0c

1

70

B

Canadian Breweries--^———-

preferred
$1.75 preferred,
Canadian- Chemical

27

33

31

CAnadtan

Canadian

31c

1,828

50

6.00

I50

-----

Canadian Car class A

2,550

100

6.05

X

tlartUd;tTU-^.

4.50 Feb

6,000

305

57%

•

Cariadian iA

16%c Mar

Jan

28%

79 y4

1

Cabje * class

Oct

1

Feb

10.50

Jun

7

1.30

&

July

7c
4.00

9%c

19%

_—

Wire

32c35%c

30c

28

Ltd

East

Canada

300

10% July
12% Sep

Jan

4.60 May

Jan

7.35

120

Mortgage

1-

2,000

8C

33 %

;•

Preferred

1,500

8c

4.50

Feb

57c

Jun

Oct

"

363/4

Canada SS Lines common'
J

34c

7c
4.50

__

1.30

class A

_

5.45 Mar

Sep

8

28

2.45

2:60

June

16% July

Oct

20c

9%c

•50

:

Canada Southern 'Oils-..
Warrants

1

19

-

.—

20c

Jan

10%

5

10%

--*■
—-•

Northern Power
Canada 0U .Ludds;

Canada

.

30

33c

79 >4

19 y4

•51

Permanent

1,075

8c

50c
Mines

Producers

Jan

6.65

Apr

Malting-'

-B

1.183

9%
10%

-1

Mines

Rio

Jan

73c

Sep

28

*
-10
-10

class A——

pumuiry

Life1 Assurance —:—_

Class

;

Distillers Seagrams
Dome Explor (Western)

Mar

2.12

Sep

20c

76

T2Q
—*

Canada

Canada

21c

8%

__

Mines
Gold

Devon-Leduc

Jan

33c

Jun

3.60

-

a iff

Jun

Jan

45 %C Aug

Jan

7.60
i;

Canada Foils' common

L

20%c

—_1

Oils

D'Eldona.

Mar

8%

7.50 Sep

2,80

—1

Preferred

It

3.50

10 Va

___1

Patricia

Dominion

Canada Packers'

4,805

8c

39% Mar

Jan

14%C Aug
19Vb Aug

Detta

26 %C

Warrants

4.00

9%

,

;

:

Zellerbach Corp

49%

■

Oil & Una

•

14

3.50

2lc

*

Zinc

&

Pershing

35c

Sep
Sep

36

^

Calmont Oils

Mron

1.185

♦

Mining
Bit

19%

Calder

Canada

2,500

16c

3.75

1

!

iH) Distillery voting
Imperial Mills

D'Aragon

Canada Foundries

nuu

8%c

15%c

16c

•

Cournor

Sep

Range Since Jan. 1

Hxgn

May

Mar

Shares

8%c

10

Cosmos

15c

Boustjuet
Calgary & Edmonton
Caliinan Flin Flon—

Gas

Exploration
Copper-Man Mines Ltd

12c

Low

—1

Conwfcbt

Mar

9%c Sep

16c

A

Oils

Consumers

for Week

of Prices

'

——

Calvan Cons

Feb

4 %c

1

—-----

B

Calnorth

Jan

3.25

1,000

4

Steel

class

1.40

12%

35,050

9%C

Sep

2.10 .Sep

80

17c

10c

Co class A

&

Buirard

%
uj

2.25

Knife

Yellow

Class

2.10

Sannorm

Sales

Range

Par

High
Consolidated

32c

Week's

\

Last
Sale Price

Coulee

Ankerite
Canadian
Buffalo Red Lake
Builciing Products

Burlington

2.20

18c

Smeltlng.

Buffalo
Buffalo

Burns

32,975

1

Brunswick Mining &
Buil adison Gold

n:

Low

40c

1

Mining

Bulldog

STOCKS

Range Since Jan. 1

High

35c

1

"~

Ltd
Mines Ltd

Brunsion

Low
39c

12%

Brunnurst Mines
Brunsman

Stiares

1

*

2

for Week

1

class

OCTOBER

Friday

Range

Par
A-.

ENDED

Sales

of Prices

Sale Price

WEEK

FOR

>

!•

CANADIAN MARKETS

Hard

Rock

33 Va

—

•
—

—

_

_

-1
*

__

—

16

10c

7%

12%

60

3c

*

A

-

Gold

Harding Carpets

*

—

_

Bridge

—

3c

2,000

16

17%

550

10c 10 VaC
7

7%

8,200
370

12 Va

Sep

2c

Jan

13 Va

Jun

10c

7

7C

Jan

19% Aug

Sep

23c

Mar

Oct

9

Jun

4

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The
40

...

(1308)

Monday, October

5

1953

CANADIAN MARKETS
range

Toronto Stock Exchange

Friday

(Cont.)

Range

Sale Price

-

week

october 2

ended

Week's

Friday

Shares

Sale Price

Harricana

1

8'Ac

6%c

9c

55.000

—1

23c

21c

26c

41,100

Mines

Gold
Headway Red Lake

Hasaga
Heath

12c

Gold

Hibbert

Harrison

1

26c

1

10%C

Gold

Heva

Gold

Crest

-

14c

6'Ac
5c

Sep

27c

28,000

8c 10%c

35,700

8C

•

Low

5c

5 %c

5c

22c

9,800

17c

36c

7,500

30c

Sep
May

Dauch

25%

25%

75

__

7,000

Mindamar

Mining

Feb

Feb

Montreal Locomotive

12

1,020

11%

Sep

15%

6.65

2,616

6.30

Sep

13

Jan

Paper common

23c

24c

31,210

19

19'A

785

*

Hoyle Mining

Corp

III

Ltd

III

23c

19'A

*

Hunts class

A

*

Smelting

Bay Mining &
Hugh-Pam Porcupine

Jan

30c

Feb

Apr

9c

17

20

Aug

1.58

1.60

550

1.50

38%

2,911

36%

Oct

41c

3.40 Mar

Sep

36%

—

41C

10c

1-1

—}

6,200

8%

500

6%

7.50

650

7.40

10c 11'Ac

——

1

45c

8%
7.45

1

Petroleums

Hy-Charger

37%

41

i

Husky Oil & Refining Ltd——

7,150

40c

600

common

4

National

24,700

Mar

58

National

Petroleum

National

Feb
1-35 Mar

13

Sep

23

Jun

15% Jan
27% Apr

26c

900

26c

Sep

77c

8'A

8'/«

85

11%

11%

170

8%

7'A
11

'

25c

30c

3,100

*

11'A

ll-'A

100

27 'A

27'A

25

•

Hosiery class B

National

Jan

56c

295
884

20

———

Jan

14% Jan

Jun

13% Jan

25c
Sep
11'A Sep
2G

Jan

9% Jan

Jun

84c
14

Jan

May
May

27% Feb

May

Sep

12%

Jun

10C

Sep

13'A

11%,

National Explorations Ltd

July

Jan

40c

2 4'A

5

—

65c

Oct

40c

Apr

4.55 Jan

13

-5

& Chem common

10

Sep
Apr

Sep

10
>

Jan

23%

-

Preferred

Preferred

Sep

2.10

Aug

1.90 Mar
19c

26c

__

-

Drug

62c

7c

13%

Ltd

Naco

Sep

1.20 Mar

24V2

—

National Grocers common
Hudson

47c

40c

Feb

6.50

1

Yellowlcnife

Homer

11%

1,410

45c

40c

—,—

30

Moore

Howard Smith

Porcupine

Montoco Petroleums

12

10'A

10'A

Jan

6.65

8,100

10

45c

common

Jan

0

\

Consol

OH

2.50

2.50

65c

"

Bollinger
Home

2.34

15

20c

800

Jan

23,000

7c

1

High

10'A

4,600

1.85
9 Tic

1.80

9C

Corp

Moneia

Low,
50

23C

21c
1.85

48c

Jun

25

13%

Petroleum

Brick

Minda-Scotia

Sep

9 Tic

Sep

17c

*

Range Since Jan.

High

13%

Grain

Pacific

&

City

Milton

25 %c May

Sep

33c

Mill

Jan

Sep

44c

Jan

6'Ac

20c

)

._

15c

29%c

12'Ac May

Midland

July

20c

Jan

33C

Oils Ltd.

&

24 V2C

5 Vic

Mlnes__.

High

Highland-Bell
Hinde

33,700

13c

Shares

High

Low

High

1

for Week

Range Since Jan. 1
Par

Low

Par

Sales

Range
oi Prices

Last

stocks

for Week

of Prices

Last

stocks

for

Sales

Week's

27c

610

7'/»

Jun

1.80

2.00

4,500

1.60

Jan

25

25

25"I/4

665

24'A

2.99 Jan

HI—III

Sep

1.55

1.36

1.64

48,350

1.20

Sep

9%c

9'AC

9%C

2,800

27% Apr
4.65 Feb

9c

Sep

29c

13c

10c

13c

28,000

3'Ac

Jan

27c

1

1.45

1.40

1.50

6,000

1.10

Sep

•

1.49

1.37

1.49

16,100

60c

65c

10,850

1.30

1.40

4,458

77c

90c

7'A
250

r

•

Car.

Nesbltt Labine Uranium
New

7%

1.82

1

Steel

Alger

—-10

34%

34%

35%

410

31%

Apr

35%

Jun

•

28%

28%

28%

1,323

27%

Sep

36

Jan

Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary_5

11

10%

11

720

9%

Jan

11'/a July

New

Bidlamaaue

24'A Jun

New

Bristol

Feb

New

British Dominion Oil—

New

Calumet

Mines

New

Concord

Development.

8% Mar

Imperial

Bank

Imperial Oil
4 c/c

preferred

Indian

25

Lake

Industrial

Acceptance

23%

56

4'AC

1

5c

1,500

23

Jan

3Tic

Jan

9c

•

preferred
$2 preferred

29%

29%

30%

900

28

Sep

36% Mar

100

common

$1.50

Inspiration

23%

—

31%

31%

31%

195

30%

Jun

1

36

125

1.60

9,650

16

—

36%

1.50

1.55

25

16

50

36

39

Sep

July

40c

Feb

5.10

Metals

Preferred

class

A

*

30%

100

——

International Nickel Co

•

common

Preferred

Sep

17%

Feb

30%

_

27

34%

Jan

99

10

94

Apr

99

Jun

38%

6,009

37

Sep

46'A

129

50

127

*

Jun

Jun

131

Feb

19

18%

19%

1,351

18'A

Sep

30

5

Pipe Line

New

Continental

New

Jacknife

Jaculet

19%

18%

19%

10,763

17%

Sep

29% Mar

Gold

7%c

Jellicoe

9c

9c

9'AC

3,095

3.20

8C

Mines

Oil

3.40

4,200

1

Mines

3.40

1

(1939).

Oils

5'Ac

5c

43,000

5 %c

Ltd

Qil.

7,500

22c

25c

13,700

8'Ac

8'Ac

9c

23c

Gold

20 %c

Joliet-Quebec
Mines

Jonsmith

Ltd-

22%

Jupiter Oils Ltd

Mar

4c

Jan

22c

Sep

24c

Feb

4%c

Jun

3.75 Sep
16c

Jan

22c

6'Ac

1.20

4,400

20'Ac

6,600

23c

1.40

15c

4,850

7c

Key boy con

12,000
565

6%c

7c

8,000

1.50

1.61

2,500

18%

18%

19

4,951

17

10c 10'Ac

Kerr-Addison

8c

19

6%c

Oils

—

18%

1.53

Kenwell

5,250

6'Ac

Mines

Mines

Kirkland

_1

—

Kirkland-Hudson
Lake

52c

6c

1.40

New

-1

5.400

35c

64c

4,700

57c

46 %c

46'Ac

._1

10c

10c

500

KIondike-Keno

-1

9'Ac

9'/4C

9%c

4,000

Kroy Oils Ltd

20c

1.10

1.07

1.15

12,000

17

17'A

305

Labatt (John) Ltd-

•

Labrador Mining & Exploration
Lake Dufault Mines
Lake

Lake

1

Lake

1

Mines

Lu

Luz

Mines

Landover

66c

65c 69'Ac

13,100

18c

16%c 18%c

4,500

—

18c

—

5.35

1

27c

1

21c

3,750

5.20

5.55

3,805

25c

28c

2,950

Apr

20c

Sep

55c

Feb

"10c

Jan

82c

Jan

7c

July

20c

Feb

6c

6'Ac

3,500

i5c

i7c

8.900

15c

Oct

80c

8c

7c

8c

9,000

7c

Oct

23c

U

1.64

1.50

1.78

178,783

Mines

20C

18c

22c

22,930

Gold

New Jason

17c

Kelore

New
New

Laguerre Mines.
Larder

Mosher Long

Mylamaque Explor

Sep

Sep

13'/a

c

23

Feb

July

Newlund

46c

2.25

Mar

Feb

21% Aug

Jan

39c

Jan

May
Sep
Sep

85c

1.53

Jun

New Marlon Gold

78V2C Jan

10c

Sep

18c

Jan

Oct

35c

Feb

New

6.10

2.10

Sep

Feb

New

18% July
11

65c

1.80

Apr

15c

Sep

54c

Feb

51c

Feb

5.20

Sep

Sep

8,65

Jan

Sep

39c

Mar

82,850

8

8

8

100

7c

7c

2,000

7'A May
5'Ac Jan

4'AC

4%c

3,200

3'Ac Jan

15c

Lavalie

Sep

3.45 Mar

Jun

5.40

Gold

51c
10

New

9

Feb

Richfield

-

Lencourt Gold

.

Lexlndin Gold

Oct

Groceterias

class

A

Superior

New
Nib

10'/2 c July
9 Tic

Feb

Mines

Nordon

35

18

85

13

Jun

14%

Feb

5'AC

13,000

5c

Oct

12'Ac

Jan

65c

65c

69c

11,800

'60c

Jun

1.09

Jan

7c

7c

15c

7c

500

7c

Sep

17'Ac

Jan

14c 16'Ac

60,726

6c

Jan

16'Ac

Sep

Louvicourt

Lynx

MacDonuld

Mines

Mines

Goldfields

common

9c

1.52

28c

1

1.34

Oils

:__j

1

1.40
3c

8,100

27c 28'Ac

10,750

56c

27c

11,100

1.30

Sep
Sep

16 %

1,250

15%

Jun

1.60

5,300

lie

7,500

1.35

1.45

8,825

1.40

16

1.35
7c

1.35

July
Apr

2c

Ltd

4c

3,000

29c

For footnotes

8'A

12c

12c

7,565

5%

5%

16c 18 %c

.

1,000
80

2,898

12%
24

12%

35

24

24%

1,140

12c

52'A

13c

3.000

51 %

52%

178

33c 35'Ac

4,570

40'Ac

7%
10c
5

Sep

Sep
Sep
Jun
Mar

Apr

North

Oil

&

Mines

Canadian

North

Inca

Ltd

__I

Ltd

Mines

'.

see




page 41.

7'Ac

8%
90

Feb

A_L.

10'A

Jan

27c

Feb

7

July
Sep

Sep

30c

Jun

12'A May
38'A Jan

11c

51'2

Sep
Sep

30c

Mar

3lc
69

May
Jan

40%C Aug

8c

1.00

11c

8,000

6%c

5%c

5%c

1.000

5%c

1.00

Sep

12c

1.05

Jan

1,600

1.00

Aug

2.50

Jan

Sep

64c

Sep
Sep

3.75 July
34c
Aug

25c

20c

25c

1,500

2.15

2.10

2.30

8,015

24c

24c 24 %c

1.000

Jan

2.00
22c

4.GO

3.50

4.75

3,208

7 %

3.00 Mar

6%

7%

1.250

15c

5% Aug

35,700

11c

May

11c

Sep

4.75

7'A
38c

Mar

Sep
Oct
Feb

6,000

4c

Jan

22c

Feb

2,100

12c

Sep

29c

"II"""""

37c

Feb

3.05 May

Sep

22c

30q

Sep

9

Aug

63c

Mar

7c

6'A

Apr

..

22c

Jan

1,500

51c

Sep

5,500

4'Ac

Jan

10c

Feb

80c

Apr

•

7'A

6

505

5'Ac

65c

I,000

65c

2,125

;

5c

56c

1.15 Jan

1.05 May
7%

Sep

5'Ac

7,700

1.66

20c

10,175
2,500

4c

7,000

3'Ac

1.15 Feb •

2,400

1.95

lie

Sep

2.20

Sep

2.00

22'A

5c
1.50

15c

22'A

50

3.45

Feb

29c

Mar

9c

Feb

96c
3c

Oct

12,700

,3.50

75

6'AC

2,000

39c

9,300

52c
12c

52c

ll'Ac
7.20

7.70

4.75

Jun

15c

35c

Sep

77c

Jan.
Jan

1,000

50c

Jan

60c

2,500

6%c July
6.75

7.513

67

68

274

77c

8,551

33c

30c

36c

21,400

8c

8'Ac

3,000

64

74c

Sep

30c

Mar
Apr
Jun
He
Jun
■1.65 Aug'
54c

Jun

Jan

4c

22c

29c

Jan

4'Ac

Jan

9 'A c

1,000

50c

'

70c

II,900

50c

Sep

39c

•37c

•

39c

10,234

36c

Sep

5.50

5.20

5.50

1,270

5

Sep

i"nn

114'A 114'A
21

1.55

,

Mines"
___H

33c

Jan

92c

Sep

49,600

33C

8.750

27'Ac

Sep

1.20

2,821

1.05

Sep

1.60

900

1.56

Sep

—_IIIHIIIIH

22c
1

~~

20c

22c

13.300

28 A

28 %

29

980

1.25

1.20

1.25

9,900

1.17

1.10

16c

Sep

28'A

Oct

1.14

Jun

1.17

6,700

34c

34c

40c

4,500

34c

23%

23%

23 %

2,162

20

Apr

80c

80c

900

70c

Sep

1

1..10

Sep
Sep

„

32

32%

150

31 %

1.75

1.84

1,100

1.70

5c

5c

7,000

9'A

236

33.250

28,800

1

~~~~
""

»
——————

5c

2.40

2.20

9%
2.45

3.95

3.75

4.10

Sep

Sep

4c

Sep

91/4

Oct

1.40 Mar
.

.

1.65

Jan

26

Jan
Apr
Aug
SeP

30c

Feb

58c

8.75

120

Oct
Oct

1.10

/

Dome"

Prospectors Airways

30c

1.60

.

—£

'

1.20

20

11'Ac

1.56

•

!

HH
Gofd'III

Power Corp
Prairie Oil Royalties
Premier Border

200

2,500

•.

__I

114'A

5

22

11 'Ac 12'Ac

Jan
Jan

Mar
73% Aug
1.11 Jan

Jun

37Ac

38,600

14c
13 %

Oct

60c

c

Feb

Jan
Mar

74c

h

Jan

1.99

6c

74c

13c

65c

Sep

3.00

: 68

10c

May
2.20 Jan

Sep

7,600

3.50

t

2.95 Mar
23

Sep

61,275

94c

Jan
Jan

Sep

5c

-1.10

91

Sep

1.16
1

Jan

13%c Feb

Sep
Sep

1.50
16 %c

1.00

12c

Jun

Sep

6'Ac Jan

4,000

6'A

3c

7.70

Jan

Mar

55c

,

1.00

12c

i

Oils

East

37c

1

»

Preston

Feb

5'Ac

5c

1

Oils

Metals

1,200

Sep
Oct

1

Pontiac Petroleum

Pressed

7'Ac

36c

10o
-

preferred"

Rouyn

35,700

6'/4c

-

__

Nat Gas_

River

11,500

,20c

1.10

*

Pitch-Ore Uranium
Placer
Development"

Poplar

1.70

7,100

9 %C

16c

1.00

1

Petrol Oil & Gas

Powell

8c

Jan

3.50

~

Gold

v

22 '/4

People's/Credit Securities
"
A,
Pershcourt Goldfields
"""""
-i
Peruvian Oils &
Mineral -IIIIIIIIIHi
Crow

2.05

2.42

4.25

July

2.00

„1

Oil

Pioneer Gold

8,000

3 'Ac

-1

Tubes_IIII

Ltd

3,035

8c IITbC

11c

j

Pamour Porcupine

Penman's

2.70

50c

IIIIIIIIIIIIIIi

Navig
(Eastern)

Procco^l

8c

2.45

7,700

18c

_i

Petroleum

Powell

Mar

48,150

—

20c

■>

14c

16c

17c

16c

1.65

IIIIIII" •
~~
"50
IIII_II_'

Coyle

Ponder

78% Feb

July

3c

Osisko Lake Mines

Pickle

36c

Sep

8c

80c

*

Paramaque Mines

Jan

Jan

62'A

5'Ac

90c

—IIIII__»

Par bee Mines

Mar

10c

1,096

13,200

14c

65c

'

Jan

7c

9,000

64

5'Ac

Gold

River

Sep

13c

70c

7'A

warrants

Western

16c

13%c Aug
2.35'Mar

11c

75c

j

Hershey

Jan

62%

26c

1_.

A,

Feb

82c

Sep

6%C

^

Ltd

Opemiska Copper Mines
Orange Crush ______;
Orenada

4.10 Jail

Jan

1.40

7c

"I_.

___—

Mines

Ontario Pyrites Co Ltd—

Peace

3%c

300

15%c

I

Ontario Jockey Club
Ontario Loan

Pan

20.000

1.42

54c

-

Omnitrans Exploration

Page

8c

8 %c

.

Ltd

Selections
Olcalta Oils

Pacific

25,075

7c
1.42

lie

;___

Oil

B

Jail

,Feb

1.90

;

Gold

Class

Feb

31c

12'Ac

1,753

10c 10'Ac

Jam

12c

Sep
Sep

6,500

y.

Mines

(1940)

Lake

35c
35c

<14c

r

,•?!

Mining

Wood

Obaslca

Sep
Jan

Sep

2.40

4 17C

Mines

Mines

O'Brien

4c
10c

2.10

1.85

Canada

Northland

8c

4,000

13,700

12'Ac

Oils

Gold

Trinity

Northern

5'Ac Sep

3,750

5c
13c

11 %c

Star Oil

Pacific

11'A

Sep

9'Ac

•

7 %c

Norpax

Jan

16c

24%

8c

•

2,70

Paymaster Consol

4'Ac

2,500

'

-

Sep

30c

——•

-Feb

6'Ac

5c

12'Ac 13%c

Mining

Apr

29c

'

Jan

13.50

Mid-Continent OH

Feb

11c

5'Ac

•k

1.05

2,500

1
common

14c

31,500

63 'A

15c

37,100

1

Light & Power

9'Ac Feb

Jan

3,000

5'Ac

10 %c

;__

Partanen Malartic I'll
1
Pathfinder Petroleums
Ltdll.IIIIIIioc

20,215

_•

Preferred

Apr

Mines

Sep

56c

__

Mines

May

4'Ac

7c

5c

11%C 12 Tic

Mar

4'AC

*

Island

79c

__

17c

4c

1

Merrill Petroleum

Oct

V .8c

42c

45c

*

30'Ac

.

Jan

52c

•

u.—

2,150

2.40

9 Tic July
9c
Mar

30,435

Mercury

35c

Mines

20'A

Feb

7

410,100

__1

Lake

30'Ac

11c

;

Normetal

Feb

Apr

80

10c

5

Lake

Feb

May

Canada

of

Jan

July

52

Apr

87c

4%c

;

Norlartic

2.95

1.95

600

77'8

90c

2.25

6,000

34c

8

Mar

19%c

88

9"bc

—

40c

Sep

3c

9c

29c

2.05 May
1.14 Jan

Jun

7%

28c

1

Mar

Jan

3c

24c
21 %C

Norgold

Pacific

8%C

•

Sep
Oct

12Vac Sep

9V2C

McWatters Gold"

Mexican

25.650

15c

9%C

*

common

McDougall-Segur

Uranium

63c

13c

3034C

1

class A

Mclntyre Porcupine

Merrill

1.45

8,200

88

*

Maybrun Mines

Meta

Mar

1

*

Ltd

Mills

Jan

15c

7%

•

Consolidated

Red

Sep
Sep

15c

7c

8c

16

1

•

Massey-Harris

Red

9'Ac

3,300

•

Ltd—

Frontenac

3,600

1

Marwayne Oils Ltd

McCabe Grain

30c

1

•

Martin-McNeely

Matachewan

Jan

Sep

1.52

1.52

•

July

8c

1.45

1.31

46

46'A July
ll%c Jan

3 Tic

56c
14c

*

—

Marbenor Malartic
Marcus Gold

McMarmac

12

9C

-loo

Maralgo Mines

McKenzle

11

•

Preferred

McColl

12,500

1

Eastern

Maple Leaf Milling

Maxwell

12c

1

Gold

Madsen Red Lake Gold Mines
Magnet Consol

Marigold

10 %C

1

MacMillan & Bloedel class B

&

Eeb

_1

Mines

Malartic

Apr

37%

4,000

1

MacLeod-Cockshutt

Manitoba

36

250

4c

1

Explorations

Mackeno

632

43

—•

-

Macassa Mines
Macfie

39 'A

4c

lie

Golcifields

Yellovvknife

38
41 >.'2

Feb

Sep

9c

Corp

Oakville

18

13%

41 >2

Apr

Jan

Feb

—•

Thurbois

Nudulama

5c

38%

3%c Jan

r 14c

Oils

Yellowlcnife

10% July
20'A July

18

1

..

40c

40c

Nipissing Mines

North

13'A

_•

4,250

Sep

7'Ac

Senator

New

North

5'Ac

•

Class B
Lomega Gold
Long Island Petroleums--

18c

11,111

Petroleum

O'Leary Malartic
Loblaw

Apr

23,900

5'AC

Merger A
Ryan Lake Mines

Jan

1

-

8c

6'Ac

Rouyn

July

1

-

2.95

30'AC

Jan

1

3

Mines

Leitch

Jan

c

Lac Mines.

1

Oct

1

Laura Secord

16 %c Feb

46c

Oil

New

Feb

25c

12%c

Sep

40c

5%C

Pacalta

Nisto

Jun

Sep
Sep

18c

5c

43c

Norzone

Nor a nd a

17

7c

12'Ac 13'A

Ltd

Mines

Newnorth Gold

Jan

9'Ac
1.00

;

18'Ac Feb

Sep

25c

50

Apr

15,403

Morrison

'

10

48c

62,850

New

18c

9'A

Sep

Jan

35,866

New

22c

18

12c

13c

Jan

3.85

20

Jail

38c

25c

Feb

1.60

*

Preferred

3,100

3.30

Sep

Sep

34c

Nubar

Laurentide Acceptance class A

26c

Jan

20c

3.15 Mar

322

—

25c

2.45

25c

Feb

Apr

70c

28c

30c

900

__

27,000

Oct

8%c

4lc

1.70

1

10,525

35c

19'Ac

11c

Sep

4.20

1

2.75

32c

23,400

21c

July

1.60

Lapa Cadillac
Lapaska Mines

1.51 Jan

Feb

4.00

»'

1.63

30c

40c

4.20

Lang & Sons

34c

Sep

2.60

Malartic.

Jan

l

Oils & Mines

Aug

Higliridge
Hugh

Jan

♦

-

Sep

15c

Goldvue

New
New

North Denison

*

Lamaque Gold

6,094

5,231

1

Lake Wasa Mining

6.50

50c

6.90

1

—

Shore

6.60

1

Lingman
Osu

1.33 Feb

70c

25c

Gold-

Fortune

New
55c

57c

Kirkland Townsite

___

2.25 Jan

45c

34c

1

55c

17'A July
6%c Sep

48c

-1

_

Sep
Sep

800

2.70

21c

Warrants

New

Keymet

Feb

Sep
May

2.92

•

21c

1

Dickenson Mines-

New

1.30

15,575

73c

61c

19'Ac

Petroleum-

Devon

Sep

1.19

18%

Kelvinalor
Gold

1.50

Sep

Jun

8c

1.95

2,500

17c 22%c

c

1.40

Kayrand Mining
Kenvlllc

1.20

60c

125,600

16 %C 16'Ac
70c

New

Joburke

79C

.

)fi

New

Jet

•

Delhi

New

Jasper

1.40

,

Jan

128

_

145

99

37'A

—1•

Petroleum

Interprovincial

30%

—

37'A

5/100

International

60c

•

Feb

15%

New

International

1

Feb

36'A Mar

2

Mining

International Bronze Powder pfd

Oils

.

1.65 Sep
83c

Jan

1.59 Jan
2.15
1.25
45

Feb
Feb
Jan

1.76 Jan,
2.25

Sep

1.30

Mar

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e

Number 5261

178

...

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

(1309)

CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE

Friday

Week's

Range

Last

STOCKS

Sale Price

loiiL'uec
n

OCTOBER

3

Friday

Shares

STOCKS

Low

1,500

Par

20c Mar
1.55 Jan

'

Union

Jan

Union

Gas

Union

Mining

Acceptance common

66c

66c

-

10c

72c
13c

10,500

1

78c

78c

87c

3,450

4.50
1.03

220

29,600

80c

Sep

9.00 May
1.54 May

38c

8,000

20c

Sep

48c

Metallurgical Indus

ouebec

2,040

15'A

Oct

22

Jan

United Fuel A preferred
United

Keno Hill

32c

Jun

Feb

United

Montauban

—*
1
1

1.00

4.40
88c

36c

36c

•

15%

.15%

10,000

16

1

See Nickel Corp
2 Sion Gold

50c

45c

53c

Quemont Mining

f IE

Inlet,

15c

Utilities

Red water

Reef

—

1

Gold

Poplar

July

10c

Sep

71c

2lc

'

Sep

Preferred

1.70 Jan

*

Rio Prado Oils
Riverside Silk class
Rix-Atbabasca; —

——.

Consolidated

76c

Jun

26c

May

33c

Mar

Upper

10,700

83c

4,600

10c

4%.c 4%c

*

__

....

1.49

Sep

Sep

17'A

Sep

1.40

-

4,700
300

Sep

Van

Jan

Roi

Mines

Vicour

1.17 Aug

1.15

Victoria &

Apr
Mar

Viola mac

3.40

-

Feb

11

Virginia
Vulcan

Waite

Sep

12%

Apr

22c

Feb

35c

Feb

Westeel

5,200

16c

Sep

lc

17

Sep

Industries

Russell

14c

14c

15c

8,000

7c
34%

6c

714 c

7,100

34%

35

544

32

1214
12c

12

12*4

1,216

12

,

Sep

Walker

Grey Trust

3c

Sep

20c

Jan

36

Sep

Sep

32c

3c

7,000

1714

18

925

17%

31

31%

160

2.15

4,378

9c

10c

3,800

1.80

1.87

35c

preferred

8c

1
.—I

Lawrence Corp

Antonio GoldSand River Gold——.——-—
San

1

2*/ac Sep

Apr

14

14

175

1.10

1.25

18,350

1.50

1.45

1.55

13,400

37

37%

164

36 *A

Power

•
*

com

50

H945» Mines
Shea's Winnipeg Brew
Shawkey

48*4

1.00

49

225

12c

13,433

17

150

Grocers

common

3314

100

28%

Sep

710

1.15

10,950

95c

5c

11,000

14%

4,042

c8%

425

Feb

7c

2,500

7c

19

19

110

2.40

6,300

14

14

290

14

36%c36%c

600

30c

•

__

Sheep

—u-*1

Creek Gold __—1
Breweries

50c

50c

-

Voting, trust

certificates
(Quebec)

Sigma Mines

Silanco Mining
Silver

Miller

43

'

10

9%

10

47

473A

1,070

7c

7c

7%c

3,000

-

2,560

20

20

20%

19c

22c

.

16'A

82

*

54

54

65

54

28

28

28

60c

73c

23

•

4.75

4.50

4.90

1.45

1.41

1.60

100

97

96%

1

(Geo) preferred
Petroleums

39c

—

Gold

Slater

(N»

Co

Jun

22,116

50c

July

1

Spooner O'ils. Ltd———

46%

Feb

56 *

Aug

28

-

Feb

34 %

Aug

56c

L*

____

755

9%

9

100

IVs Mar

12%

13V*

2,543

Feb

17

36c

675

35c

Sep

68c

3514

115

34 V*

Feb

well

55c

4,000

25*4

25*4

135

Sep

7c

July

10 %c

13c

5%c

Jan

17c

May

6c

8%c

3,500

8c

July

14c

Mar

6 '/a

6%

4,513

53A

100

1_

96%

96%

8'Ac

8>/4c

9c

28,000

•

1.68

1.63

1.68

8,600

1

26c

22c

26c

6,000

1

8%c

91%

40

1

14,000

Gold

Lead

Yale

Zinc

&

5c

1.63

___•

of-Canada '.(new: common)
Steeloy Mining,

12c

Sep

45c

Jan

30c

Jan

47c

Mar

,•

%.'•

Steep Rock. IrphtJ,;
Sturgeon River' Gold
Contact'
Sullivan. Cbha Mines™™

430

6

Jun

20% July
7*A July

12,875

88c

Sep

1.85 Feb

4,100

8c

Aug

'

>

34c

16%

Jan

20% Mar

28

Sep

33

2.10

21c

lie

15,500

6.00

14,890

15c

-

2,500

-b 14c

Oct

51,300

13c

Feb

-

25c

.

;

.

2.00-2.10

...

Sep

22 %c

8%c
1.12

7,915

16c

2,800

14c

Zenmac

1

17 %c

16 %c

22c

25,250

14c

Metal

Toronto Stock

<

(oi'dinAry)

4

Preferred

__100

Surf Inlet

1:50c

Sweet GrgsS OilS Ltd—
Switson Industries.—™———

Sylvanite Gold—-—-.
Tafcu

25c

47,400

'■»■'

15c

%

38c

•

-

*

v

;

1014

101

;

25

15c

•:

^

3014c:

3%c
5.80

2.00

Aug

15c

Jan

Feb

9.75 Feb

Sep

22 %c

Jan

87ciJuly
2.92

Apr

.' .'4".

Jan

97%

Jan

15,260

6c

[Jan

30c

;

3,300

flug
1.55 Sep

1.10 «' 1.20 :.

3,725

1.10

6C

u*_v

2.00V

6c

"500

33

-

8 f
»

.

v.

165,640

38c

32 '4

Teck-Hughes Gold Min'es_—-_4____C._-_1
Tnompson-Lundmark
•

13

1.70 -.1.75

1.75V
1.20 v

Tamblyn Ltd common*>
Taylor; (Pearson.-,) common
%.
_*
Taylor: (Pearson» t':5
-preferred——_ 10.'

610

-

13c

*

—•<

1

River-

13;. 14*4 ;

,65
100-

8

150'

1014
1.90-' 2.00

10*4

4,635

16c 19%c

Torbrit. Sliver; Mines—
1
Toronto: General' Trusts ———20
Toronto Iron Works class

A

*

12,500

17c 1714c

19c

♦

2,500

90c

•

510

90c

30%

Mortgage ————50
10514,'
Towagmac Exploration
—f

31

105

17*4

3.1

1714

Toronto

[S e p

5%c Jtuly
30%
8

10%

iJun

{Jan
Get

1.90 Mar

<

.

Aug

102

vJun
/ Sep

15c

1714

25

105 */s 105*4

6

2.05

Jun

1.46 Jan

Feb

10c

38% Mar
10
Jan
10% July
2.25

May

11c

Iran

24c

Apr

Sep

51c

Mar

81c

(fttn

28 %

Feb

15%

{Apr
'Apr

ISep

31

Mar

19%'! Aug
107

Anglo-Canadian Pulp
Anglo Newfoundland
Asbestos

7c

5,000

6%c

4,906

26

Sep

30% Mar

23 %c

24c

350

20c

Jan

28%c May

1.92

1.85

.2.00

4,720

Sep

•

2114

50c

42c 52*4c

18*4

24*4

21,300
-

.29,370

42c

18%

Sep

'Sep

Transcontinental
Triad

Resources

—

pfetroleum
oil

Tungsten

•
•

1.55

Corp




2.32

5,000

30c

Sep

99c

' Feb

1,600

15c

Sep

37c

1

20c

Jan

2.35

31,035

19c

22c

17,500

2.00
17c

Jun
Jan

2.84

93c

Range Since Jan. 1
Low

High

Hiah

—

Z

Collieries

20

21

July

900

,7

Apr

26

26

22

7%

26%

430

24%

Jun

27% Sep

7%

1,178

7%

Sep

12% Mar

46%

Jun

49% May

1

.5

:

-

5.95'

17

49

391

6.00

960

17

48%

6.00

•
;—-—3

22%.

•

Western

Canadian

Consolidated

Paper

..

545

—•

37%

22%

5.70

.

2.20

34%
4.15

9%

1,212

Oil

Dominion

Dominion

17c

—i—*

—

70%

Steel

4.10

5.25 Jan

252

Jun
Jun

10% Feb

34 %

Apr

39% Aug

17c

70%

Oct

Sep

28c

Feb

83 3A

Jan

—

Humberstone Shoe

«
—

Paper

cornomn.

51

.7%

■

70%

71

61%

54

54

34

12%

—

12%

110

51

1,860

12% May
47% Jun

14 ya

49%

24 %

29%

.

663A Aug

57

Mar

25

33

Jan

55

200

33

Jan

35 % Mar

50

Aug

24%

253A

*

4.00

4.00

4.00

; 50

50

12

48

Feb

51

Minnesota & Ontario Paper.—.

-5

26

253A

26 *A

90

24

Feb

27%

Dredging—

.1

3.50

3.50

100

Power

MacLaren

Pato

Consol

—

Oreille

Price

Gold

-

Bros

330
60

,,

.1

4.00

3.85

4.05

350

_•

30%

30%

31

505

21

21

75

51c

58c

11,100

Thrift Stores

Consolidated

Yukon

,

57c

—

2.80 Jan

3.45 Sep
3.70

Sep

FOOTNOTES FOR OUT-OF-TOWN
*

No par

a

Odd

Jan

Mar

lot

salle

(not included in

e

Selling ex-inter°st.

f Flat
1

delivery sale

privileges.
(not included

wdWhen delivered.
wiWhen issued.

year's range),

*

price.

Cash J&ie (not included in year's range).

x

Ex-div.vdend.

u Ex-rights.

zEx-stock dividend.

Sep
Jan

3.50 Oct
6.50 Jan

Mar

Apr

34

13%

Jan

21% May

50c

Sep

69c

AND CANADIAN MARKETS

year's range).
d Deferred

Jan

4.80 Jan

28

t Ex-liquidating dividend,
(Un) Admitted to unlisted trading

value.

Aug

Apr
55% Mar

25

5

Utilities
Interprovincial Utilities
International

Jan

Feb

8%
,

1,000

18c

Feb

253/4 Mar
42

34

:

common

Di-yden'Paper
Hayes

:

Oct

6.75

Jan

18% Mar

61

•

Bridge

Glass

Sep
Sep

93/4

3.00

1,725

38

Feb

22

205

9%

,

Jun

313A

190

530

36%

,v

16

1,550
.

4.00

,

9%

—

2.50

22%
3L3A

4.00

Lumber,—

16%
2.30

,,

32%

——-—1

Canadian Industries common

Canadian Marconi

•-

2.50

:—•

-

24% Jun

22

preferred

Canadian

Feb

2.06

35c

49c

7

•

common

Canadian General Invest

Jan

46%. Feb

1814 c 1814 c

34c

18.14 c

•

July

7%

■

2nd

in

Trend

Low

5

Bulolo Gold Dredging

4.00 Mar

1.51

Shares

22

& PaperDevelop—

Corp

Co

Brown

July
14c; Feb

•

Trans Mountain Oil
Pipe Line.

Jan

Sep

Jan

,

24c

Trans Empire Oils
Trans Era Oils—

Jan

59c

for Week

1.70 Jan

28

27%

Range
of Prices

Par

International

614 c

*

1.75

Sep

Sales

Last

90c:-[Jan

16 %c

101

Week's

Friday

Jan

-16

26%

,

Traders Finance class A
Warrants

1.05

Exchange - Curb Section
Sale Price

Pend

Tombill Goldi

Feb
Jan

Canadian Funds

stocks

Dalhousie

Supertest

July

2.58

7c

8c

Canada & Dominion Sugar

V

956

;

Jun

22c

Sep

47c

15c

l

Jan

100

5.80

•

2214c

——1

,

18*4

14c

1

.

17% May

29'A:

8*4c

5.95

•

600

18

2914

Sndbury

500

1.04

5

100 %

Jan

Jun

;

"

Jan

7% Mar

Apr

Sep

1.09

Oil

Bear Mines

Jan

26

Jan

2814

18

%

.

Steel

'

1.15

July

20%

16,500

7

1.14

12 %c Feb

21c

15c

Canuck

Yellowknlfe

Sep

14C 1514c

1

Bros-——-

9%

19c

18

Feb

96% Sep

1

Yankee

Aug

33c

.

Stedman

45c

11

16c 7,

V-»--i-—
*■■■* 4 18
17%
Radio'class A1-—41—7
&. Gas1 Ltd.
_1
1.04
92c

Stanatt. Olsen Gold

12 i/a

Jan

33c

Oil

Aug

35c

18,500
18,000

6*A

37% Mar

33c

98%

75

20,550

8%c,

Jan

-

Jan

97

1

Mines

Mar

36c

<•

Jan

4.35

Jan

1.15 Jan

1014

2514

6.85

Jan

'50c

■

1.66 Jan

Sep
4.25 Sep
1.41 Sep

July

7.75

32c

Sep

9

—16c

(1944)-

6.50

10

Standard Pavlng .coiumon^
o ta n

25

72c

*

—

Standard--

Jan

76c

35

Aug

25% July

7014c

__

Feb

Jan

17

39c

•

Gold

Wright-Hargreaves

Jan

Feb

20

Sep

35

Bourn Valley. OIL
So'utham Co

5.75

Aug

20

60

15c

13'A

24

42 %c

1.15' Jan

220
'

221

common

Stadacona" Mines

Oct

3,000

———1

—

Apr

7%c

11c

Windward

Oct

18c

10.

Jan

Aug

17c

7c

1

Larder

Winora

17

6.50

_

12%
50

35c

1

Winchester

34*A Sep

16c

•

Feb

Jan

Sep
14% May

8,375

Tungsten

Wiltsey-Coghlan

Feb

1

A

Apr
Jan

95c

Sep

Sep

6.50

.-T

Mar

3.25

Jan

20

27,075
2,125

;

Jan

Jan

3.80

Feb

16

13c

105

70c

1

Ltd

Wilrich

Mar

35c

1714c

Ltd.——

Simpsons

23

1

mines___—___—

Clftss 'B

Siscoc

15,245

4.20

24*4

23

19
.

9% Jun
5c

32,200

16

10c

Winnipeg & Central Gas
Winnipeg Electric preferred

Feb

50c

Jan

Sep

15c

Jun

42

445

20c

5

Jan

50 V*

Jan

-1

:

—

Dairies class

Silverwood

1,500

4.00

4.20

•

,

50c

24*4

*

Gordon

Sherritt
Sicks'

class A__

B

Jan

8%

May

Yukeno Mines

Class

15c

18%- Jan
1.37

Jan

243/.

Sep

19

2.25

-

2.33

Sep

1.70

Oct

7c

Jan

15

Sep

8*A

Jan

1.60

4c
Aug
13% Sep

11

Apr

10 3/4

80*/4c Sep

Feb

2.80

Sep

8c

51c

59

Sep

12'A

20

Western

2.82

Jun

14

33

814 c

12c

37,950

f»A

Jan

16 \

Sep

1.45

54c61%c

•

Breweries

Leaseholds

2.81 Mar

Sep

13% July

16%

1
*

,

1.57

Sep

.1

Ashley
Canada

Western

2.25 Mar

47% Mar

Security Freehold Petroleums
Shawinigan Water &
Class B preferred

2,322

70c

8*A

1

Products

Jan

15%c Aug

14
1.20

July

5,000

47

Consolidated

Homestead

Jan

1.81

•

51

40

3,280

99c

25

Preferred

37 »A Mar

*

Ltd

Oils

% Aug

77c

4%c

W'

&

G

Western

24

Sep

3c

12

Jan

July

Apr
1.60 Sep

Ltd——*

Sapphire Petroleums
Bridge

Sarnia

Scurry

31
2.15

-

Jun

6.30

13%

•

Weston
St

Mar

10%

11%
-

May

4.85 Mar
29

57%

4%c

*

40c

Sep
Sep

57

13%

1

5%c Feb

30*/2

1.85

.

4,000

Feb

2.60

Feb

9'A Mar
31*A Aug

27

72c

1.15

1

Western

17% Mar

214 c

•

common

Sep

5c

12c-

Oct

Feb

6.00

11%

10

Western

7 %c Mar

14c

9%c

375

*

Mines

Wekusko

88,500

A

Amulet

Jan

*
*

Rupununi Gold

10

Feb

Jun

21c

class

Oils

9c

1%C

12

.1

Dare

16%

lc

__

11%

•

:

Mines

IOV2

9,600

40

,

•

—

Ltd

Manufacturing

45

.

.

*
1
10

.

High

Jan

16c

14,950

27

61 %c

•

1

6,286

3.20

27

__

•

Mines

16cl7%c

__

1

Oils

Viceroy

Apr

24

Oct

10

17c

'

—

25%

6.00

•

Steel

Canada

295

..11

-

Aug-

11c

55c

30

16%

11

3.25

'

10 c 10 [iA c

10c

Sep

90c

18,548

10

16 %

16%
/

United

Jan

32c

Sep

4c

1

Oils —
Silver ——
Royal Bank
Rovulite Oil
Rundle Oils -t
Roy

1,969

7

1.70 Mar

Sep

1.40

1,400

1*03
90c
1714
1.54

10

__—

Koxana

28'%

2.95

__

_50

Mines

Western

warrants

A:

73A

27%

„

*

Ventures

95c
55c
17-*/4
1.46

—- .

60c
..

B

United

Jan

1,200

__1

_--T.-r_

Sep
Sep

1,100

-

1.14

—

Corp class A

Class

8c

1.50

, , -

(P L) Mfg common
—•
$100 partic preferred :
*
Robinson (Little» common—;
:c__„»
uociie
Long, Lac—..——•
—-——1
Class

100

250

3.00

40c

12c

Robertson

Rowan

8

8

16%c

1

«

10c

/ 1.40

1
*
1

—

A—.—:

Low

8

28

_l

5,500

1.40

Uranium —.——-.-.———————————-.X

Rcxspsi'

Ramge Since Jan. 1

High

7%

__

___9

United

23,300

12c
16c

12%c

,

—}

Kegcourt

23,600

Sep

v

96c
14c

.

1

MacDonald

10c
10c
85c

90c

4.25

4,500

«

-

50c
1

—

Petroleum

Reeves

__

---J
1

---------

Uranium

Kauwick
Red

Mines

Uranium

poriiore

Shares

Jan

65c

United Asbestos

Manltou

for Week

Low

*

Sales

Range
of Prices

Sale Price

High

83Ac Sep

Week's

Last

1

Range Since Jan. 1.

High

9c 9%c

9c

ENDED

1
1

Curp
Labrador

Copper

.ebec

Low

—1

Chibougamau

Quebec

WEEK

for Week

of Prices

Par

FOR

Sales

July

41

42

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle.

(1310)

.

Monday, October

.

5

OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotations for Friday,

October

2

Investing Companies
Mutual Funds—
Aberdeen Fund

Ask

Bid

Par

Mutual Funds-

Johnston

93c

85c

25c

4.71

5.10

1

3.90

4.17

Inc—1

11.19

12.16

B-l

Axe-Houghton Fund "A" Inc__l
Axe-Houghton Fund "B" Inc__5

9.34
17.76

10.10

B-2

19.30

Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc-1

2.93

3.20

Affiliated Fund

—1.25

Inc

American

Business Shares-

American

Mutual

Fund

Fund

iThe)

Par

Blair
Blue

-—1

Corp

1

(Investment
(Medium

Bond

Inv

K-2

Canadian

20.95

1

22.60

24.76

1

8.00

8.65

Inc

Chemical

Christiana

S-3

Lexington Trust Fund

Managed

Automobile shares
Business

————1

18.60

20.12

6, 775

132

1

138

6.49

1

De

12.18

13.24

xll.58

12.52

Manhattan

28

26

1

9.35

Petroleum
Steel

1

34,58

34.93

Vegh Mutual Fund Inc—
value

Fund

15.12

4.88

5.35

1

6.83

7.48

Diversified Investment Fund.l

6.31

Inc—

common

Dividend..Shares

Dreyfus Fund Inc

25c

——

Balanced

Fund

1

9.79

Fund

22.59

24.15

4.77

Of

4.94

16.36

Fidelity

Preferred

stock

series.

10

17.69

2.30

value

beneficial
Wide

*

Income

36 Va

7.73

Gas Industries Fund
General
General

Group

Inc

Capital Corp.
Investors

Trust

Stock

lc

6.28
6.42

2

18.06

19.76

1.64

1.78

-1

17.97

19.43

57.69

1

shares

Aviation shares

—lc
—lc

,

—lc

8.58

Common (Hie) Stock Fund.lc

8.25

4.56:

Food

lc

4.98

8.43

Priced

'

Mining

shares.lc
—1

shares

Merchandising

shares

lc

8.37

9.18

5.51
6.50 :

9.56

7.13

8.00

lc

6.23

Railroad Bond

lc

2.75

lc

3.89
7.33

8.04

lc

6.31

lc

4.68

5.14

lc

6.95

7.62

shares

,

Tobacco shares

Utility

—

shares
Companies

Inc

6.92

1

10.16

11.11

Growth Industry Shares Inc-.l
Guardian Mutual Fund Inc..__1
Hudson Fund Inc
i
1

23.72

24.43

11.43

11.78

11.40

Institutional

Shares

Growth

Institutional

Bank

1.79

1.96

1

9.70

10.49

Fund.lc

12.37

2.54

2.79

II_i

17.44
5.40

England Fund

'Inc

&

(Geo)

inc

84c

92c

Fund—lc
lc

•

1.14

1.26

lc

14.82

16.21

1

11.15

12.12

Boston—1

10.61

__J_i

16.09

-

1954

Values

2VaS

are

in

1,

Par

Bid

124

51

53

———<——10
Agricultural Insurance Co
10
American Alliance
.—10
4

76' 'a

Dated

2934
2134
25 (a

37 'a

39 V'a

-25

56

58

10

78

82

10

Co

32 ''a

5

22 %

Connecticut General Life
.10
Continental Casualty Co..j...10

Asstt

of

of

Firemen's Fund

(San

97.24

97.8

97.16

96.20

96.28

Bid

Ask

1-53

2-

1-54

b2.25

1.95%

1-53

3-

25

2-53

12-

1-53

1-54-

b2,05

b2.40

6-

1.75%

1-53

3.00%

7-

12-

1-53

4-

1-53

1-54

b2.05

b2.50

1.75%

2.96 %

2.30%

1-53

8-

1- 4-54

3-53

5-

b2.10

3-54

b2.55

2.35%

6-11-54

b2.60

2.40%

3-

Investors

Fund

Wisconsin
Unit

Bid

Oct.

8,

1953

Oct.

29.

Nov.

253/i

Series

55.17

21.66

21.88

14.60
5.27

11.87

4.07

4.45

11.65

12.66

5.47

5.98

5.78

6.32

4.54

4.96
8.28

13.85

Inc..IIIIIHIi

18.46

19.96

Co_._III

4.04

4.37

Bank

Ask

Co__10

373i

39V,

York—

the

Manhattan

100

192

35

24-%
197

..2.50

9.06

10.35

1

2.03

2.33

1

5134

46V'a

of

National
the

City

Y

Bonding

85

54 Va
26
88

10

63 <3

Fran)_.10

65 ''a

5834

6034

23 7a
34 >3

5

25 *8
36 »'a

56

58

5

153a

17

5

33 '3

35'a

39i

a

41

36

a

Va

47

Phoenix

Fire

5

40

42

Casualty.

2

43 V,

45 V,

—10

44

46

—5

213'4

233 V

3.33 Vh

.

—

—

10

60

63 "2

—5

10

10

Standard Accident

Travelers
U

S

S

Va

167a

18)8

93

97

27 V,

29 V4

36

38

384

396

"

Central

National Bank_—

237

244

:• %

365

.!

400

30

Cleveland Trust Co
National City Bank.

Union

Bank

Jersey

•

380

415

of

Va

185

V 32
200

51 Va

36

37'/a

-10

48 Va

50 Va

.25

Commerce

50'

35 Va

37

rzt

Bank

20

92Mi

City

55
68 V,

(The)

First National Bank

Industrial Bank of
Commerce.10
31
Irving Trust
_10
21V,
Kings County Trust—
100 1,470 *
Long Island Trust
10
19
Brook

of Freeport
Morgan (J P)

20

20

Trust_17Va
2

10
25

Bank

&

Trust

22 Va

29)4
-

Co

10
1

100

268

Security-First National

25

107

100

308

323

Bank & Tr—20

41

43

Mellon Nat'l Bank & Tr

Peoples 1st Nat

22

63'4

Portland

113
.

31 Va

National Bank
United States National

V*

45

52

Va

46Va

41 a43a

26'4
115

28

17 34

Amer

Exchange Nat'l Bank—20

Boatmen's

Mercantile

19)4
278 "

Trust

37

40

41V,

44 Va

51V,

54 V,

27

30

Co

25

Louis

Union

Grove
Bank

Bank

San

88)a

Bank

4734

50 %

25

60

63

20

Trust

59'4

63'4

&

Trust—20

60

Trust

100

160

NT&S A—6.25

30

&

63

,85'2

43

Bank—_20

Mutual Bank & Trust
St.

United
60

,

68 Va

—17

National

First National Bank

Manufacturers Bank & Trust_20

119

268

41

St. Louis

116V,

Tower

City Nat'l Bank and
Trust—-25
Continental Illinois
National Bank &
Trust—33 V3

12

Bank_20

278

50Va

_25
&

Angeles

Pittsburgh

1.510

61V*

Los

First

Inc——100

Trust
Bank

95'4
33

Bank
20

& Co

National City Bank
York

Co

National

180

Francisco
of

Amer

31 Mi

Recent Security Issues

Bonds-

Bid

Arkansas Pow &
Lgt 4V»s„ 1983
Beneficial Loan 4V»s
——1973

Chesap & Poto Tel 3V2S—1984
Commonwealth Edison
3^aS-1983
Duke

Power

334s—

1983

Lgt 4s
Montana Power 43aS
Natl

Gds

M,

49

10

46

720

103'

100'4

105 '2

106

1959

100

1984

lOO'b

1047/a

10514

105 V,

1988

64 Mi

3

38'3

105 Va

40Mi
24%

FOOTNOTES FOR

•No par
value,
Bid yield price.
k
b

"ttoct^ohange8

.1977

1043a

10434

101 Va

101 Va

103

103'/a

101 Va

102

.1973

103 Mi

104'4

1983

103 Va

104

Nat Gas 5.65%

101

102

pfd.100

preferred

100

Northern Nat Gas
5Va% pfd_100

5.85%

99V,

IOOV4

*

1011a

102 Va

105

Elec Serv $4.64
Texas Power &
Lgt—

$4.84

wi

y

pfd

106

preferred

OVER-THE-COUNTER
New

stock,

Ex-dividend,
When issued,

Ex-rights.

.

98

103 V4

100

preferred

Texas

96Va
10234

Tenn Gas Transmission—

t

Ne* ^

33/4s

Ask

102

England Power—

4.60%

x

^

Hamp 4s- 1983

Tel

Stocks-

2

"3

740.

233,4

Tenn. Gas Trans 5s
Wise Pow & Lgt 4s

1013a

El Paso

4MiS—1973

Potomac Electric 37aS

48

100

104 V,

New

Philadelphia Electric 37aS--1983

47

103'4
101)4

Bell

.1973

10334

35»<s
4 2 V'a

1043,

Southern Calif Edison 3s/aS- 1978
Southern Natural Gas 4s__.
.1973
Stauffer Chemical 37/aS

100''2

Tel

36

102 '4

10534

Finance

39 '3

10134

102

103'4

Pacific

33'a

101'4

105

Pacific

Bid

Southern

1978

9 3'.

4s—:

Bands—(Cont.)
Pub Serv Co of N

103 %

1983

52 Va

4s

>

10514

103

Power

& Lgt
37aS__1983
Accept 37/as_—1961
Household Finance
4'aS—1968
International Bank 3s wi
1956.
Louisiana Pow &

83i

34

Ask

104 '4

10438

Gen Motors

49'a

2

100,

National Bank of Detroit-

52

2

62'a

-Westchester Fire

Ask

22'4

64)4

Northern

Fidelity & Guaranty Co__2

Fire

Bid1

Detroit

20 V,

10

10
10

Bank-

Harris Trust &
Savings Bk__100.
Trust Co
100

130

10

Florida

86 Va

—

U

8

54''4

12Va

Seaboard Surety Co

39,y4

7

83'/a

Security (New Haven)
10
Springfield Fire &
Marine.—.10

163 Va

125

20

285»

52 V,

—10

St Paul Fire &
Marine

3714

27

10

—

Reinsurance Corp (N Y)
Republic (Texas)

158 "a

10 "a

71

12.50

Fire

62Va

Co

4234

69

—2.50

•

50

r—10

—

••

Cleveland

634
62'4

59Va

100

23'4

Fire

J.-

26 3b

9 Va

—

i >.a- ■,.

174

25'

4034

Providence-Washington-

..10

46

34

189

213/,

Indemnity Co
Peerless
Casualty Co—

^10

43

Y—lo

5

Northern

84

10

83

_5

...—

241/4

5

Ask
40 Va

Par

...

National

Northern

49

i

Chicago

Bid

Manufacturers—4

Merchant Fire Assurance
Merchants &

Northeastern

6

Guaranty Trust

Public Nat'l

38'a

—10

$2.10 prior preferred

New York Fire
North River

47Mi
603,

Franklin National BankFranklin Square N Y

—

—5

-v

First

Bank
of N

United States Trust

Lincoln National Life

52

Firemen's of Newark
.5
General Reinsurance
Corp..__10
Glens Falls

"

10

Federation Bank & Trust
Fiduciary Trust

Trade

Co of N

1.48%

48

10

Empire, Trust

First

372

;

50)4

15

Corn Exchange Bank &
Trust-20
County Trust Co
(White Plains N Y)
16

New

5.29
2.49

Insurance Co of North
Amer—10

4934

Md_—10

360

10

Chemical Bank & Trusts
Continental Bank &

Meadow

1

Home

1.45%

bl.52

Chicago—(Cont.)-—

of

Manufacturers Trust

Trust Shares1955—

1.42%

bl.51

1953

-

Bid

9.94

1956

31,

1.40%

bl.50

1953

j..' '(•<.

Hanover

7.60

13.57

21.47

Series

1953

24,

1.35%

Par

12.90

9.27

Series

New Amsterdam
New

Dec.

17,

Bank

—

19.68

—

National Fire
National Union

1.32%

bl.45

55.17

i

E

Massachusetts

Dec.

1.38%

t;

Trusts-

Jersey insurance

-Dec.

1.30%

bl.45

19, 1953

1.05%

1.15%

Ask

1.38%

bi.50:

Nov. 27, 1953
Dec. 3, 1953
Dec. 10, 1953

bl.35

18.95

62.50

Amer

Bid

bl.48
bl.48

1.00%
1.05%

bl.45

12, 1953

Nov.

Treasury Bills

18.76

17.53

i

Independence Trust Shares

2.20%

14.61

17.26

4.82

_

1-53

Ask

bl.46

Nov., 5, 1953

l

_

10-

bl.3a

1953

5.90

Diversified Trustee Shares—

North

2.70%

bl.35

18.85

Fund

Investment

Type

1.85%

United States
1953

59.00

Fund"""

Due

4-

32

13.73

/

/Dated

2.75%

1953

Mutual

Wellington Fund
Whitehall Fund

Rate

2.30%

Bank of New York

Investing Corp—

4734




97.12

9-

Bankers Trust
Chase National Bank

Accumulative

Pacific

Hanover Fire
Hartford Fire
Hartford Steamboller

98

101.17

5-

8.26

Pacific

Globe & Republic
Globe & Rutgers Fire
Great American

100.8

98.16

97.20
101.15

IV2S April 1, 1957
IV2S Oct. 1, 1957
IV2S April 1, 1958

2.75%

26.65

""""""I

Inc

Washington

89 Va

Philadelphia

98.4

2.50 %

7.55

Van Strum & Towne
Fund Inc
Wan street

483;,

—-—4

—

Fidelity & Deposit
Fire

IV2S April 1, 1956
IV2S Oct. 1, 1956
2VaS March 15, 1957—

99.30

Ask

24.65

Value Line Fund Inc-IIHI™
Value Line Income
Fund

86

10

Employees Group Assoc
•
Employers Reinsurance ——10
Federal

99.4

1.50%

15,

*

United Income Fund
Shares..
United Science
Fund

4634'

Crum & Forster Inc

99.7

99.2

1.50%

2-53

•

13.40

Hampshire

54

5

Fire

99.5

bl.90

1

10

237a

Insurance

99.28

1955—

11-

of Boston..1

Maryland Casualty
common—1

20 >4

Boston

1954—

1955

15,

15,

1-53

New

473/i

Fidelity & Casualty_5

Bankers & Shippers

Dec.

Bid

13.78

36

American

Amer Ins Co (Newark N
J)~2Va
American Re-Insurance ——10

Camden

IV2S March

13/4S

bl.90

13.67

45 34

27^4

.—

MarchVL5,

100.10

100.18

Ask'

Due

12.64

34

5

Automobile

Bid

Notes—(Cont.)

11- 2-53

13.78

29

Equitable

Surety

point

2-53

1

79 Va
31

American

American

a

7-

22,

Par

120

Aetna Lite

Assur

l3/8s

of

2-

Oct.

Ask

10
10

Automobile

112%

a.75%

Oct.

Insurance Companies

American

lll'/a

Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Oebenlures
Cat*

Sterling National

Cusualty & Surety

1961

■/-■.•

100.19

100.7

State Bank of
Albany

Aetna Insurance Co

1

32nds

more

or

100.17

100.17

1953

Dec.

Rye National Bank

Aetna

100.10

32nds—

2V'a

<Uf*ted Continental Fund-

16.44

of

15,

one

Maturity—

100.9

Clark

(net asset value)..*

—

Ghited

11.80

Investors Management Fund—.1

,

Investment Trust

24'/,

2 50

.

Fund
&

'I

~~5
III

Trading

Tyxas Fund

13.53

Institutional Ins Fund
Institutional Found Fund
Investment Co of America

99.12

100.17

3.56

jc

Ltd—

Institutional

99

100.16

'

4.92

4.21

12.32

Income Foundation Fund Inc.lOc

Incorporated Investors

1958

8.08
.

3.85

Inc"

Growth

Sept.

1954

1954

1954—

Trust—...10

4.28

shares ——lc

RaHroad stock
Steel

1,

95.22

7.19

3.26

Series"—II"

Televjsion-Electrqnics

3.03

Eqyipment shares

1,
15,

5.34

6.83

RR

12.02

8.77
5.96

Petroleum shares
1

15.92

7.39

IIII

State Street Investment
Corp
Stein Roe & Farnham Fund

6.04

5.43

shares

99.24

95.12

9.69

...

Shareholders Trust
Sovereign Investors

9.24

lc

11.22

Scudder, Stevens & Clark—
Common Stock Fund
Selected Amer Shares

9.17
)

———lc

shares

99.16

1957-55—

Canal 3s

Treasury
100.9

—

10.75

Fund

8.26

Industrial Machinery sharcs.lc
Institutional Bond shares„lc

14.83

4.50

Scudder, Stevens

5.47

7.53

Low

Panama

Ask

~

9.06

Fully administered' shares—lc
General bond shares^
lc

Company

99.18

1956—

1,

100.6

Treasury Notes—

2.30%

1

Series""""

Stock

Series

Petroleum

5.01

Investing

99.10

1,

a.35%

9.84

9.04

Electrical Equip shared—lc

1

11.12

I__Il

Fund Inc

9.40

*

10.23

Series

Putnam

Chemical

.—.—

1

8.87

7.29

8.96,

12.46

6.58

9.82

6.65.•

12.^6

•

Pine Street Fund Inc
Pioneer Fund Inc

8.27

shares

2%s

1954

22,

June

Aug.

15:14

4.89

New

5.89

Building shares.;————lc
shares

Ask

100.2

100.2
100.2

Bid

March

2%s

16.29

Natural Resources Fund Inc..lc
Natural Resources of Canada

62.03

5.42

13.93

14.83

Pacific Amer Investors com—10c
$1.50
preferred
5

7.03

6,89

:

Securities—

Automobile

238S May
134s Oct.

1955-54

17.20

Securities-

Growth Stock

1

Inc

Inc

1,

99.26

29.80

1

interest

Speculative Series

8.40

1

Fundamental. Investors
Futures

15.91

1

...

Fund

Preferred

2.52

34 Va

lo

Common stock series

2VaS

19.74

27.71

Balanced Series
Bond Series

Franklin Custodian Funds Inc—
'

18.26

♦

1

Inc

Nation

1

Equity Fund Inc

First Boston Corp——:
Founders Mutual Fund.J

8.37

National Investors Corp
National Security Series—

20c
Fund Inc
5
Financial Industrial Fund Inc_l

—

99.30

99.28

100

,

Indebtedness—

15,

25/8s

Corp—

'

32.49

Fund

1954

of

Feb.

4.84

4.34

10.64

30.39

Stock

4.39

7.64

2.00

f

1

•

2V,s

4.99

3.94

Mutual Trust Shares

6.92

1.82

Howard—

&

4.53

_1

Invest

Balanced
Eaton

3.63

lc

Shares

Net asset

—

3.41

3.29

IncZ.lOc

Fund

Mutual

Stock Fund

4.68

_lc

Bond

Mutual

Diversified Growth
-

shares

shares

Life Fund—"
Units of beneficial interest
Mutual Fund of Boston Inc

16.62

stock—1

Funds

Diversified

1954

Massachusetts
1

Diversified

1,

Certificates

3.19

3.09

Ctfs of beneficial interest
1
Mass Investors Growth Stock
Fund Inc
__i

9.44

1,

23,4S May

Maturity,—

Massachusetts Investors Trust—

value

Net asset

Delaware

4.25
2.89

_lc

—1

Vegh Income Fund Inc—

Net asset

3.32

1—1

Inc

point

Bonds—

U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness & Notes

3.75

3.01

16.16

Consolidated Investment Trust_l
De

3.40

14.87

Composite Fund
Fund

lc

„

Home Furnishings shares.._lc
Non-Ferrous Metals
lc

7.05

Feb.

35.25

Equipment shares.lc

Paper shares

Inc

Feb

Bank

10.07

Electrical Equipment shares.lc
General Industries shares—lc

100

100.8
100.9

Figures after decimal point represent

11.30

preferred

100.6

Nov.

2V4S

100.7

100.7

—

a

6.17

9.21

X35.25

16.62

com—_10o 6,575

1954

of

Bid

Land

2 V2S

Bank for Cooperatives—

Funds—

10.43

Securities

100.4

roo.5

1954—

32nds

6.42

5.63

25c

15.37

Composite Bond & Stock

Concord

5.88

Loomis Sayles Mutual Fund—
(Net Asset Value)

1

Commonwealth Investment
Fund

Com

Trust———1

Fund

15

15,

more

15.51

Corp—.—5

Fund

April

14.21

8.60

Shares

March

27/aS
Central

(Appreciation Com Stks.l
S-4 (Low Priced Com Stks)_l
Knickerbocker Fund
1

22,65

Inc

19.30

100.2

-

2%s June 1, 1954
23/4S June 1, 1954

7.95

Fund

18.15

2.75s

11.22

16.64

18.88

23.94

Ltd

10.28

35.01

22.14

General

17.69

l

or

Federal

1954

27.55

1

Bullock Fund

1

Stocks)—.1

15,

25.25

22.28

Invest

Bonds)
Bonds).

Pfd

Feb.

17.30

value--—10c

asset

2.75s

one

Ask

Banks—

1953

32.09

20.72

—

25.98

23.81

Nov. 16,

Stocks)—.1

America--—•

of

Bonds) .1

2.60s

(Income

S-2

Tr

27.42

26.23

Loan

2 VaS

S-l

2

Priced

1

Home

(Appreciation Pfd Stks)_l
(Quality Common Stks)_l

2%

1

Bowling Green Fiind Inc—

Century

(Income

9.88

Broad Street

Canada

(Speculative

9.09

Corp

Boston Fund Inc „"
Net

(Low

B-4

Bid

30.11
Federal

Bonds)

Grade

B-3

Inc__1

Holdings

Ridge Mutual Fund

29.51

Keystone Custodian Funds—

8%

8

Obligations of Government Agencies

Ask

Figures after decimal point represent

Inc

K-l

Beneficial

Bid

Mutual

ISSUES

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1953

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Number 5261 . V:

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COURSE OF BANK CLEARINGS

PHS

week will show an increase compared with a year ago. Prefigures compiled by us based upon telegraphic advices from the chief cities
imlh ^country, indicate that for the week ended Saturday, Oct. 3, clearings for all
0f the United States for which it is possible to obtain weekly clearings will be
:ltl<T above those of the corresponding week last year. Our preliminary total stands
£19356 199,888 against.$18,955,205,353 for the same week in 1952. At this center
ciearings this

_

k

!c

week follows:

•he

^

'•

CLEARINGS—RETURNS

3—

337,452,558

347,700,000

■

Federal

*>

2.2

+

4.2

404,062,639

+

439,252,723

+

6.0

291,068,689

+

West

1.5

+

1.9-

•

I

"one--day

Cities,

All

692,266,700

+

Week_

$19,356,199,888 $18,955,205,353

-

+

foregoing will appear

and the Saturday figures are not available at time of going to press.

nds Saturday,

Accordingly, in the above the last day of the week in all cases has to be estimated.
In the elaborate

(7 Cities)

of

the whole

he

in

complete results of the previous week—week ended

Outside of

1952.

learings at this center showing
the Federal

o

n

smaller by

improvement

Atlanta Reserve
f

of

,

which

they

0.2%.

a

gain of 6.2%, the bank

We group the cities according

located and from this

are

the totals

are

15.9%

larger by

In the Cleveland Reserve District the totals show

13.9%, in the Richmond Reserve District

of

1.9%

and

in

the

The Chicago Reserve District enjoys an increase
and the Minneapolis Reserve Dis-

City Reserve District the totals record

a

decrease of

we

furnish

a

summary

8,067,652

9,675,46a

+ 36.7

1,166,189,443

9,090,687

7,899,77a

0.2

1,142,024,358

1,137,798,46ft

—

405,399,609

+ 15.3

36,295,300

35,131,600

+ 90.9

5,421,079

8,649,366

+

19.8

7,944,867

7,744,522

373,487,610

+ 10.2

386,712,773

414,010,902

Reserve

1,101,516,500

+13.9

1,090,584,625

436,292,741

5,707,418

1,081,503,354b

District—Richmond—
3,246,793

3,047,421

18,193,000
212,052,670

17,291,000
224,716,881

6.5

+

6,105,027

5,083,644

289,007,123
99,201,193

650,459,714

638,347,262

3,288,828

2,670,08&

5.2

+

16,059,000

12,876,263

5.6

+
—

306,200,810
104,661,414

.-

(6 cities)

Federal

Reserve

197,101,814

171,264,98?

+-20.1

4,818,411

+

6.0

289,610,241

247,831,816

+

5.5

94,342,575

-96,546,533k

1.9

605,220,869

535,380,363

-

4,190,677

District—Atlanta28,847,696

+ 42.

95,430,601

+

7.1

96,691,089

74,146,256-

341,200,000

339,800,000

+

0.4

288,400,000

246,000,000

6,769,186

6,606,567

+

2.5

7,172,476

6,172,900

4,929,872

•3,096,164

+-59.2

3,899,063

4.168.16&-

138,992,236

125,733,393

+ 10.5

150,183,366

136,407,124

+ 10.1

101,477,110
146,066,403

126,502,044r

25.0

7,626,325

Georgia—Atlanta
Augusta
Macon

Florida—Jacksonville

Alabama—Birmingham
Mobile

-

9,608,599

Mississippi—Vicksburg
Louisiana—New
Total

"•

lv

20,299,458

102,215,890

Nashville

(10

Seventh

Grand

818,411

Reserve

576,968

899,793,344

20,764,636

17,685,732

93,839,62a
6,735,472

+ 41.8

731,298

621,36*.

+

8.3

152,107,868

146,527,76a

+

6.8

824,936,268

722,399,333"

Dlttrlet—Chicago-

Arbor

2,271,862

12,202,360

5,139,144

6,696,635

+ 12.7

6,614,405

6.109,713i

56,766,000

+ 26.4

59,181,000

58,881,000

9,312,620

Haute

8,070,954

3,354,327

Wisconsin—Milwaukee
Iowa—Cedar

1,514,17*

12,743,126

+ 30.4

7,547,147

;

1,523,561

+ 30.4

5,653,544

71,747,000

Wayne.

Indianapolis
South Bend

+ 35.2

11,946,867

7,371,768

Indiana—Fort

1,680,501

15,572,(61

Rapids

Lansing

Terre

+

164,158,318

961,323,895

cities)

Federal

7,684,751

177,758,639

Orleans

Michigan—Ann

111,418,058

Rapids

-

>

36,336,792

14,699,042

14,651,852

1,568,086

1,585,780

917,115,278

837,133,123

7,528,335

6,726,458

12,805,782

8,929,916

8,607,691

4.8

3,106,273
82,305,246
4,042,510

75.939,587

+

+ 25.4

4,757,131

34,411,934

Sioux
City
Illinois—Bloomington
Chicago

4,683,825

+ 15.4

3,199,695
88,843,170

5,341,910

13,022,962

Moines

+ 12.3

5.3

—

37,821,866

0.3

+

3,113,67*
<

4,034,144b;
36,412,04*

16,442,084

15,577,090

*

Decatur

1.1

1,881,453

1,289,93*

9.6

874,659,356

823,819,077

+ 11.9

3,780,400
10,731,3931
6,138,34*

—

+

1.7

5,032,871
11,858,250

increase of 3.0% and

Rockford

7,231,586

7,225,613

+

0.1

6,263,932

5,757,906

5,124,266

+ 12.4

4,302,074

4,138,92*

1,235,055,302

1,109,421,343

+11.3

1,141,847,067

1,076,973,390

+ 17.0

297,000,000

7.1

146,065,160

141,743,137

7.1

128,381,344

113,773,95*

Total

following

4,489,382

11,011,516

6,267,656

Peoria

an

the San Francisco Reserve District of
4.5%.
In the

5,350,210

0.6

Springfield

.3%, but in the Dallas Reserve District the totals register
in

26.1

+

40,425,600

Tennessee—Knoxville

Des

District of 6.8%.

In,the Kansas

note

we

by 8.8%, but in the Philadelphia Reserve District

11.3%, the St..Louis Reserve District of 12.0%

rict of 5.6%.

was

(including this city)

nd in the Boston Reserve District
are

city there

increase of 16.0%.

an

Reserve Districts in

hat in the New -York District

he totals

this

+

8,068,657
205,440,646

country having amounted to $19,704,248,398 against $17,757,945,187 in

week

same

2,508,935r

5,529,118

11,975,947

128

6,875,336

Columbia—Washington.

Total

For that week there was an increase of 11.0%, the aggregate of clearings

ept. 26.
or

detailed statement, however, which we present further below,

able to give final and

are

,ve

6,123,077
2,566,243

440,264,548

South Carolina—Charleston

'

We cannot furnish them today, inasmuch as the week

issue of next week.

1.8

+ 49.0

207,070,722

Virginia—Huntington

Sixth

our

+-

2.1

Complete and exact details for the week covered by the

fan

3,345,214
5,348,266

6,120,283

+ 17.3

III"

Federal

District

9.1

755,461,786

cities for

all

Total

$18,262,938,653'

$18,600,738,102

1,097,000,000

+-14.9

,

Maryland—Baltimore

five.days

Total all cities,

3,566,9991

1,096,000,000
2,998,789

5.6

+ 15.1

Richmond

3.4

4,428,010

0.8

8,710,180

Virginia—Norfolk

+

3,461,333,510

3,577,308,930

—-

+

+ 10.6
—

—

227,683,347

Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh

*———

1

1,100,194b

1,254,234,698

3.7

'

—*

4,333,853

1,538,004b

1,326,235>
:

•

411,643^852

4.6

'

1,208,734

10,219,694

Columbus

+

$15,023,429,172 $14,801,605,143

;

live-days

other xitieSi

"

1,308,610
1,938,482

262,134,570
501,312,583
46,598,300
11,961,770
10,363,929

"

422,553,392

-

7.5
7.7

+
—

District—Cleveland

Jllll

340,200,000
539,676,199

301,692,244
'

<,

Reserve

Cleveland

4.6

(17

cities)

by Federal Reserve Districts:

—

-

SUMMARY

_!

—L_12

6th

Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—

680,290,277

Dec. f/o

.+

__n

1,163,820,125

1,166,189,443

7

1,254,234,698

1,101,516,500

+

__________

1950

1951
'•

■

$

'

:

671,043,776

8.8

;

-

$

625,272,917

+ 15.9

8,909,709,063

8,672,540,440

0.2

1,142,024,358

13.9

1,090,584,625

1,081,503,354

638,347,262

+

1.9

605,220,869

899,793,344

+

6.8

824,936,268

722,399,333

17

1,235,055,302

1,109,421,343

+ 11.3

1,141,847,067

1,076,973,390

£

313,100,000

2,354,514

2,662,172

—11.6

2,302,745

1,966,66*

701,613,812

626,671,710

+12.0

573,749,249

558,983,75*

+
'

+

•

Ninth

M

(4 cities).

Federal

Reserve

District—Minneapolis—

.'

Minnesota—Duluth

7,671,689

6,801,339

+12.8

7,783,549

8,029,11*

Minneapolis

361,564,427

338,748,578

+

6.7

337,759,179

308,811,283

St.

124,233,036

118,337,292

+

5.0

112,572,979

108,778,06ft

4

701,613,812

626,671,710

+

12.0

573,749,249

558,983,758

7

522,233,976

494,395,198

+

5.6

488,870,485

454.630,338

Kansas City

___10

North

577,068,286

622,302,884

7.3

586,008,599

545,404,958

Dakota—Fargo

7,774,139

7,567,311

+

2.7

7,270,353

South

Dakota—Aberdeen

g

3,987,088

4,407,144

—

9.5

4,585,738

4,865,81ft

433,558,646

421,118,303

+

3.0

396,511,964

352,951,653

Montana—Billings

5,054,970

5,161,728

—

2.1

5,836,849

4,869,583

1,097,457,890

1,049,779,698

+

4.5

1.052,695,991

952,090,992

11,948,627

13,371,806

—10.6

13,061,838

11,262,52*

19,704,248,398

17,757,945,187

+ 11.0

17,483,202,314

16,715,929,964

522,233.976

494,395,198

5.6

488,870,485

454,630,33ft

9,692,666,858

9,126,330,844

6.2

8,872,521,798

8,335,489,452

1th Dallas

2th San

Francisco..

^__10

Total

J.111 cities

Outside New York
City___
'

'

"

•"/

We

—

+

Paul.

Helena
Total

detailed

our

(7 cities)

statement showing

the figures for each city for the

Federal

Reserve

District—Kansas

Nebraska—Fremont

Sept. 26 for four

City—

years:
Week Ended Sept. 26

at—

,

Federal

Reserve

1952

Inc. or

1951

1950

$

Dec. %

$

$

Lowell
Bedford

'

5,354,196

579,808,558

6.0

571,423,911

2,462,436

+ 30.1

2,573,264

+-28.5

1,331,667

Kansas—Topeka

8,243,116

__

Wichita

2,060,933

+ 60.1

1,940,399

2,161,310

9,691,210

+ 10.6

9,651,229

9,402,632

7,941,154

+

2.6

8,051,864

7,095,306

Colorado—Colorado Springs

30,043,797

+

28.0

27,360,075

24,379,807

12,481,613

+ 20.0

13,025,209

12,788,964

35,376,000

26,425,500

+ 33.9

1,812,110

1,522,090

+ 19.1

739,881,895

T

'

.cities)—'..'■Z

(12

'

680,290,277

-+

8.8

27,299,900

'•

27,839,200

1,711,846

1,415,939

671,043,776

165,762,965

+

8,980,099

147,871,993
8,610,87*

5.1

15,353,825

12,989,49*

6.3

369,558,197

350,029,805

1.0

11,198,717

12,026,91*

4,698,315

3,134,974

+ 49.9

3,317,690

3,149,943

2,828,567

+

8.4

3,183,988

2,703,86*

577,068,286

(10 cities)—

622,302,884

7.3

586,008,599

545,404,95*

—

Eleventh Federal Reserve District—Dallas—
Texas—Austin

Fort

-U-3L

7,031,409

6,726,190

360,750,381

+

3.3

|

28,752,026

+

•5

3.2

»

29,663,768

Galveston

7,848,492

372,499,347

Worth

Wichita

6,696,000

Falls

7,729,000

5,540,261

5,562,176

12,433,080

10,471,228

(6 cities)

433,558,646

421,118,303

Federal

O

—13.4

7,362,150

334,886,093

294,283,03ft

33,026,184

28,457,400

6,332,000

7,662,000

Total

Reserve District—San

Washington—Seattle

190,060,156

Yakima

19,404,417

Slnghamton"

18,375.384

+

5.6

18,806,851

18,462,089

'

4.265,922

V "131,175,725

•—

3,927,650

+

8.6

4,001,741

3,777,516

Utah—Salt

California—Long

Beach

105,476,105

103,848,444

6.9

2,119,575

1,750,752

San

2,074,983

3.2

2,082,295

2,360,604

San

Jose

10,011,581,540

8,631,614,343

+ 16.0

8,610,680,516

8,380,440,512

27,886,606

23,939,994

+ 16.5

22,670.362

17,692,164

16,100,236

+

9.9

18,010,651

,16.436,359

^S,500,000

23,361,909

+

9.2

16,706,946

+ 18.1

47,320,047

46,946,426

70,360,979

63,932,517

+ 10.1

61,833,974

10,367,540,159

8,948,119,225

+ 15.9

-8,909,709,063

>f0tinecticut—Stamford """ZIT
New

~"

Jersey

-_ZZ

cities)____




396,511,964

+

0.7

83,122,004

178,131,397

352,951,653

162,201,58ft

+ 22.2

4,164,423

4,083,582

1.5

173,971,136

196,646,02ft

78,153,407

65,105,273

—

+

2.4>

14,810,671

14,890,613

19,072,360

+

1.4

13,214,154

+

8.1

9,454,296

10,996,624

531,361,304

+

7.6

561,293,198

469,313,11ft

16,096,629

+ 42.9

16,755,976

15,244,641

3,971,768

19,346,228

17,253,646

46,847,627

•

-

3.0

21,924,731

'

% '' -"""Newark
1 Northern

+

571,701,553

•

Francisco

2,008,054

~

4,773,07"?

10,413,98*

23,009,979

13.3

+

55,339,231

Rochester

5,478,639

9,757,639

—

12,141,949

+

2,174,418

T-yTJ'T.

Syrac
cuse

177,455,285

85,076,255

City__

4,445,603

174,854,220

-

Lake

115,770,164

■

Jamestown

~~~

188,683,555

5,434,095

Oregon—Portland

2,325,521

Slmira

0.4

+ 18.7

Francisco—

;

Louisiana—Shreveport

Twelfth

(U

11.8

625,272,917

I.rk-

Tot*l

532,72*
6.817,11*

20.9

+
—

672,233

576,016

7,261,737

■

Hampshire—Manchester

New York

11,457,085

815,365

1.5

3,066,836

Pueblo

Dallas

14,974,601

Buffalo

384,337,601

11,572,046

Joseph

18,697,931

360,121,211

City

—

10,422,528

19,655,489

Total

8,147,572

Island—Provident"

Total

182,524,848

6.0

0.4

1,073,886

.

38,470,252

New Haven

160,904,396

1,992,760

1,116,341

3,300,488

1 J0DDectlcut—Hartford

7.313,194

_

—

—

—

529,555,858

+

10,717,634

Springfield
Worcester

lode

2,213,059

4,582,194

1.434.379

|-

2,092,218

+ 15.3

3,203,644

Fall River

New

+ 23.5

4,568,842

614,501,316

1-1111""

2,167,803

5.267.378

Massachusetts—Boston

7,282,004

St.

2,676,521

Portland

762,911

Missouri—Kansas

District—Boston—

^aine—Bangor

823,245

v 751,326

Omaha

1953
$

First

773,547

Hastings
Lincoln

CIe*rings

+

8,013,95*

-i-

i;4

Tenth

add

now

^veek ended

ew

301,500,006b

162,863,862
148,045,676

Minneapolis

Sth

i

j

174,475,376

158,483,022

;

535,380,362

650.459,714
961,323,895

+

366,300,000

Kentucky—Louisville
Tennessee—Memphis
Illinois—Quincy
Total

6

fith St. Louis

Missouri—St. Louis

1,137,798,469

—

_io

Atlanta

Chicago

Oth

~

8,948,119,225

3th Richmond

7th

$

Inc. or

10,367,540,159

Philadelphia

4th Cleveland

1952

'".739,881,895

cities

\.

CLEARINGS

$

2nd New • York__
3rd

BANK

1953

A

Week Ended Sept. 26'
lit Boston

OF

7

Svto

J95»

$

2,461,194

1,163,820,125

....

Cincinnati

Total

1

+ 41.5

2,029,344
1,428,974

1,120,000,000
2,800,210

ll| 026^456

cities)

Ohio—Canton

—

-

—

■■.

cities,1- five 'days

Ten

(11

509,502,262

Baltimore

Wqo noq

liob^OOO

12^044

Jersey—Trenton

Fifth

1,442,868
.

6,972 537

m

Delaware—Wilmington

353,811,073

Cleveland
j

_

Youngstown

-

-

-

1951

"

6,228,112

...—

' 562,361,000

'

——-

Pittsburgh

or

3,665,220

Wilkes-Barre

Mansfield

.

Francisco

San

1,11

Scranton

New

187

2,643,104

5.2

-

Louis

a

Reading

+

Boston

City

^

:

—

Philadelphia

York

vsi

2,021,199

Fourth

+ 0.8
.,+ 1.8
— 1.3

924,748,686
1,117,000,000
572,931,316

1,102,000,000

-

1

wfclS

Lancaster;

•

Inc.

' Dec. %

District—Philadelphia-

Chester

%

$9,818,853,818

602,478,021

Philadelphia

gt<

1952

1953

$9,896,719,049
940,970,846

chicag0

•

TELEGRAPH

BY

.

York

Reserve

Bethlehem

Total

Week Ended Oct.

Kansas

tor

summary

,

Federal

Pennsylvania—Altoona

^

.

•

New

Our comparative

the week ending Friday of 0.8%.

Ift52

$

•':

Third

■

a
eain for
here is a &

Week Ended
Sept, 26

1953

•*'

r

—

Pasadena

Santa

Total

Grand

59,339,361

8,672,540,440:i

;

Outside

New

(111
York

City

+ 16.9

4.470,972

—10.8

11,490,515

1,097,457,890

cities)

♦Estimated;

4,581,647

11,747,157

i

1,049,779,698

19,704,248,398

(10 cities)—

total

5,356,516
10,476,939

Barbara

Stockton

17,757,945,187

9,692,666,858

9,126,330,844

9,637,75*

4.5

1,052,695,991

952,090,992

+11.0

17,483,202,314

16,715,929,96*

6.2

8,872,521,798

8,335,489,45*

+

+

If7"

Financial Chronicle... Monday, October
0,11)53

The Commercial and

(1312)

|4

ENTIRE

Foreign Exchange Rates

Utilities

Citizens

tothe'secreTa?/of thfT?e" s^ryfhfbuyfng rate'for "abletransfers
passed.

We give below a record for the week just

countries of the world.

SEPT.

25,

1953 TO

■

(1)
.200000*

.200000*

.133333*

.133333*

.133333*

.0719820*

.0719820*

.0719820*

2.232818

2.232818
2.232818

Australia, pound

Acts

That the
and

.0200562

.0200562

.0200500

.0200562

.0544662

.0544662

.0544662

.0257020

.0257796

.0258688

.0257796

.0258264

address.must
and

Brazil, cruziero—
Basic

rupee

.325733

Markka
(Metropolitan),

Finland,
France

.326100

.326100

1.021484

1.022109

1.022187

.209650

.209650

.209650

.209650

.00435401*

.00435401*

.00435401*

.00435401*

.00435401*

—

.00285520

.00285520

.00285535

.209666

.209700

2.802187

2.802187

2.802083

2.801875

.116245

.116245

.263471

Netherlands, guilder —---——New Zealand, pound
■;
Norway, krone
Philippine Islands, peso__:

.263450

2.774443

2.774443

2.774133

.140154*

.496766*

.496766*

.496766*

.0349000

.0348900

.0349000

.0349000

.0349000

.193233*

.193233*

.193233*

.193233*

.233250

i

.233208

.233300

.233250

.233250

2.791718

2.791718
2.802187

2.802031

in

.658327*$

peso

.658327*$

.658327*$

.658327*$

.561797*$

.561797*$

.561797*$

.425531*$

.425531*$

.425531*$

.425531*$

.531914*$

.531914*$

.531914*$

.531914*$

.352500*

.354145*

.352500*

.348000*

(free rate)__;

peso

.658327*$
.561797*$

.531914*$

-

tApplication depends

upon

type of

.352366*

managing

:

.

8

"

Y

'
y

Y

stock.

If

not

individual

other

the

owned

by

corporation, the

a

must

owners

unincorporated

be

each

individual

firm,

member

given.

its

names

owned

and

name

be

must

If

and

by

address

a
as

given):

Park

the

known

bondholders,

or holding 1%
or
other securities are:

or

&

mortgagees
of

more

the

(If there

Herbert

and

total

are

D.

other

amount

none,

so

Seibert,
security
bonds,

of

None".

state.)

or
or

other fiduciary relation, the name of the person or
corporation
for whom such trustee is acting; also the
statements in the two para¬
graphs show the affiant's full knowledge and belief as to the circum¬

2.800898

.425531*$

peso

peso

•

(4) Paragraphs 2 and 3 include, in cases where the
stockholder
security holder appears upon the books of the company as trustee

.561797*$

peso

Uruguay,
Uruguay,
Uruguay,
Uruguay,

1953.-

is:

owning

mortgages

2.790369

2.801875

That

holders

.496766*

2.791407

2.791718

2.802187

that

as

(3)

.140154*

.496766*

Union of South Africa, pound
United Kingdom, pound sterling

•Nominal.

.140154*

.140154*

.140154*

Switzerland, franc

Uruguay,

for Oct. 1,

Place, New York, N. Y. (William D. Seibert
Executors), 25 Park Place, New York, N. Y.

.193233*

—

'

are:

Y.,

the publisher,
editor,

Owner, William B. Dana Company, 25 Park Place, New York, N.
Y.
Stockholders, Herbert D. Seibert & Estate of Jacob Seibert. 25

2.773102

—

Portugal, escudo
Sweden, krona

of

or

.263400

.

amended

(if owned by a corporation, its
name and
and also immediately thereunder the
names
stockholders owning or holding 17o or more
of

of

of

.116245

.263350

peso

as

stated,

the

of

well

2.800937

.116245
.263450

2.774443

—

N.

addresses of

.209700

.116245

Ireland, pound

24, 1912

3,

managers

owner

be

partnership,

.00285535

.209666

the

amount

addresses

.00285491

.

8

233)

and

names

addresses

total

.206925

franc———

India, Dominion of, rupee
Mexico,

.326100
1.019921

——

——

That

(2)

.209900

dollar

Malayan

dollar

Ceylon,

.0544662
.325800

1.018671
1-915671

Malaysia,

British

Canada,

March

business

.0200500

franc

1158

1

stock...Oct

pfd.

1158

1

Publisher, William B. Dana Company, 25 Park Place, New
Y'ork, N
Editor, Herbert D. Seibert, 25 Park Place, New York, N. Y.
Managing Editor, Herbert D. Seibert, 25, Park Place, New York, N
Business Manager, William D.
Seibert, 25 Park Place, New York, N.

2.231739

2.232569

2.232818

editor

.0544662

Belgium,

of

Code, Section

.133333*

.0719820*

.0719820*

"

.200000*

.133333*

—

the

Thursday and Monday, at New York,

$

.200000*

.200000*
Preferential

convertible

15

1954.Nov

1933 and July 2, 1946 (Title 39,
United
showing the Ownership, Management
and
Circulation, of the "Commercial and Financial Chronicle."
published

Oct. 1

$

'$

S

$

by

States

Thursday

Sept. 30

Sept. 29

Sept. 28

Sept. 25

Argentina peso—

5'/27"

due

Statement required by the Act of Congress of
Aug.

Mo^7

in UnitedStates

Wednesday

Tuesday

Monday

Fridav

Corp., 57c. income debs,

1953, INCLUSIVE

OCT. 1,

Noon Buying Rate for Cable Transfers in New York (Value

Country and Monetary Unit

Co.,

TREASCRV UNDER TARIFF ACT OF I930

CERTIFIED BV FEDERAL HESERVE BANK TO

BATES

Date

preferred stock
Oct
3% convertible debs.__Dec

this issue

in

♦Announcement

EXCHANGE

„

Power

&

Chemical' Co.,

Thurston

CALLED

1

convertible

Hotel Waldorf Astoria

different

on the

Co.,

Light

Connecticut

certifiefdaily

ISSUE

and Issue—

Company

any

stances

and

conditions

under

which

stockholders

and

security

holder?

who

do not appear; upon the books of the
company as trustees, hold
stock and securities in a capacity other than that of a
bona fide owner.

(5) That the average number of Copies of each issue of this publica¬
sold or distributed, through the mails or
otherwise, to paid sub¬
during the 12 months preceding the date shown above was

tion

Merchandise.

scribers

9,074.
and

Statement of Condition of the Twelve
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
(In

thousands

of

dollars)
Inc. (+) or
dec. (—) since

Sept. 30,

Assets—

'

1953

Gold

certificates
Redemption fund

but

for

F.

49,997

1,380,498

862,363

3,817

167,042

53,814

R.

ctf.

reserves

20,933,467
344,110

advances

Industrial loans
U. S. Govt, securities:

4,068

1,213,456
16,491

329,347

cash

Discounts and

101,459

214,602

2,968

7

1,413

1,943,312

Bought

50,000

Certificates

5,851,541

Notes

850,825

outright

tricts and

Total

loans and securities..
front* foreign banks
F. R. notes of other banks..
Uncollected cash items
Bank premises

50,000

+

25,234,674

+

25,566,989

+

50,000

adjusted decreased $370 million in
District, $141 million in the Chicago Dis¬
trict, $47 million in the Kansas City District, and $40
A

151,452

1,541,112

50,041

9~278

Notes

48

+

—

9,276

203,159

642,404

23,514

119,372

512,255

30,925

209,401

351,631

92,297

189,613

Other

deposits

Deferred availability cash items
accrued

+

808,381

92,144

169,232
14

4,527

210,864

+

277,827

260

+

1,615

—

187

Loans

13b)

261,550

accts.

and

purchased

203,159

+

dealers

for

pur-

purchasing

carrying

or

'

-r

securities
Real

loans—

:

loans

Cash

+

203
16

+
+

with

Reserve

—
—

197

965

domestic

banks

—

36

14,186

Banks—-—

^

+

2,632

—

—

122

—

0.17"

—

26,255

912

3,342

122

13.19Q
3,071

Member Banks

condition statement of weekly
reporting member
of the Federal Reserve
System in leading cities
the

following

principal

changes

for

the

week

ended Sept. 23: Decreases of $260 million in
commercial,
industrial, and agricultural loans, $211 million in hold¬
ings of United States Government
securities, $726 million
in demand deposits
adjusted, and $555 million in demand
deposits credited to domestic banks, and an
increase of

$309 million

in

Commercial,

United

+

Demand

deposits adjusted
Time deposits except government
S.

and

deposits.
agricultural loans de¬

in nearly all districts and
was one of the
largest
weekly decreases on record,
following a week in which
one of the
largest increases occurred; the
principal de¬

$137 million in New York
City, $45 million
in the San Francisco
District, $20 million in
Chicago, and!
$17 million in the Cleveland
District. Changes accord¬
ing to industry appear in another
press release.
Loans
to brokers and
dealers lor
purchasing or carrying securi¬
were




conv.

Steels,

Avco Mlg.

Bartgis

12

—

non-cum.

Government

52,801

—

18,731

+

53

25

4,381

+

309

deposits

demand

10,504

Foreign banks

Class

Ltd.

!

*

726

—

+
—

555

Beaton

189

Corp.

—

10

—

+

1,260-

50

+

Steel

Brantford

Stock

25c

11-16

11- 6

15c

11- .1

10-15

'""•'$1

9-30

,

:

Bush

OF

making

12-22

10-30

12-

1

10-30

12-

3

10-30

(quar.t__

Central

prior

preferred

stock

Oct

Page

30

RR.—

40-year 4%'7

11-10

Hosiery

(debentures)
con v.

Mills,

due

preferred

Inc.,

common

PARTIAL

1966

stock,

15

1160

A__Oct

15

1160

Oct

9

Corp.,

Date

33A%

debentures

Manufacturing Corp.—
15-yr. 4'r sinking fund debentures due
Rubber

Co.,

4V2'+

due

1964

Nov

1962

preferred

Outdoor

1971_

mortgage 3'."

bonds

due

1978

*

1

Nov

15

♦

16

1057

_

Co.—

Page

1

Nov

stock.

Advertising Co., Inc., 6% pfd. stock__Nov
Hanna (M. A.)
Co., $4,25 preferred stock
Dec
Maplehurst Farms, Inc., 1st
mortgage 5'As due 1961—Oct
Mathieson Chemical
Corp., 43a7> debentures due 1987
Nov
Tennessee Gas Transmission
Co., 47/b
debs, due
Terminal

1164"

REDEMPTION

Dodge

&

1159

Oct

series

stock

Company and Issue—
Bosch

10-23
10-14

11-10

10-27

5

11-

iquar.)—

_

2

10-

11-

2

10-15

10-

pfd.

(quar.)

1

9-21
11-

3

12-

1

11-

3

11-

2

10-15

9-30

9-23

1

10-15

12-

'

11-

1

9-29

9-21

Assurance

Inc.

Byers
-

7%

(A.M.)

$1.50

80c

Angeles)

4%.

Nov

1

*

«

1

1st

2nd

(pending

I.

announced

Co.; common

C.

<■

1

♦

.1

C.

Ltd.,

preferred

partic.

Oil

Point

later.)

1165

12-

1

12-31

5

10-

2

11-

9

10-

9

(quar.)

11-

2

10-15

11-

2

10-15

11-

1

10-15

$37c

11-

1

10-15

$20c

'

11-

1

10-15

75c

,11-

1

10-15

40c

10-20

9-30

$1.75

10-15

9-30

$1.50

10-15

9-30

_i_

$1,171/2

10-15

iquar.)__

$$1.75

9-30

9-15

—x25c

11-30

$12 ViC

11-14

11-16
10-15

(quar.)_„

com.

-

(quar.)__

(quar.)

Field

10-14

50c

iquar.)

preferred

Cos.,

10-15

10-

■

$20c

common

L_x

Co.,

Ltd

9-30

Trust—

9-30

9-18
10-13

17V2C

11-

$1.19

10-15

9-30

45c

10-15

9-30

9-30

2

9-24

20c

_;_

11-

1

10-10

50c

12-

1

11-20

25c

10-20

10-

25c

1 year-end)
Terminals Co., com.
(monthly)____
Common (monthly)
;
-

10-

9

10-16

10-

6

$20c

Columbia <5as System

10-20

50c

—

Coca-Cola* Bottling Co. (N. Y.U
Coghlin (B. J.) Co., Ltd.
iquar.)

.10-30

10-15
10-20

30c

11-14

9-25

<quar.)_

5c

10-

1

5C

11-

5

10-15

5C

(monthly)

Combined Enterprises,
Ltd., 57"

9'Ac

25c

City Auto Stamping Co; (quar.)
Clinchfield Coal Corp.
iquar.)

preferred

12-24
1-15-54

37?

Cheney Brothers
iquar.)__
Chicago Corp. (quar.):

Common

10-12

1

$1.75

iquar.)

Certificates of beneficial interest
Central Hudson Gas & Electric
Corp. iquar.)
Central Kansas
Power, 43A7" pfd. (quar.)__
Central Ohio Light & Power
tquar.)_.

Extra

2

11-

-

11-25

10c

(quar.)—

Mills,

Starch

9-28
10-

12-10

approval

Columbia

1

$1

25c

Ltd., 7% pfd.
Canadian
Bakeries, Ltd. (s-a)
Cedar

(quar.)

I__

Co.,

Canada

1
2

6

20c

be

preferred

1011-

$1

Co.

Linen

10-15

I0'/o

California Electric Power, $3
pfd.
California Oregon Power

67"
Dec

pfd.
i__

preferred

10-10

2

15c

Co.

dividend

Caldwell

2

11-

$10c

Ltd._—

dividend

will

11-

$$2.50

Products,

Co.

dates

10-

70c

ts-a)_,

10-14

$10c

Co

(Los

Terminal

Stock

Forest

10-10

30c

(quar.)____:

Electric

Canadian

bonds

non-cumulative

1

10-28

______

,

conv.

preferred (quar.)
$4.70 preferred (quar.)__

Date

AVuVc

12-15

12-

$3

(s-a)'_

67"

TENDERS

Company and Issue—
Corp.,

9-21

12+22

$1>

$l5c

Rooiing Co., Ltd., class B__

Brewing
Burnham Corp.

7%

First

10-15

9-30

:$$1. 12V2

(quar.)____—__

Foundry & Machine Co.—

Columbia

Bullard

list of

a

NOTICE

Union

10.-15

2

(quar.)

Boston Edison Co.

58
122

tenders, and the page number gives the location in
the
current volume
(except where indicated) in which the
details were given in the
"Chronicle."

Tire

2

11-

10-19

12-15

_T •

Caidwell Mfg.

&

Birdsboro

61

corporate bonds, notes,
preferred and common stocks called for
redemption, in¬
cluding those called under sinking fund provisions. The
date indicates the
redemption or last date

General

11-

Beverly Gas & Electric

341

Notices

Firestone

50c

37'Ac

(quar.)

Benrus Watch Co.

1,357

—

—

831

Below will be found

American

10-20

;

(quar.)

Co.

Burger

Silk

1

B

Bullock's

6%

11-

Bathurst Power & Paper
Ltd., class A (quar.)

Qfitish

Real

10-20

Co.—

preferred

British-American

Illinois

1

10-20

banks

Mills

11-

deposits:

Borrowings

Erlanger

10-29

10-10

.

:

Corp., $2.25

10-22

$1.25

Corp., com. (resumed)
preferred (quar.)

Brothers

11-16

50c

,(bi-monthly)

RR.

6

10-15

30c

(quar.)__

t—„__

common

11- 6
11-

1

10-30

30c

(quar.)__

common

(quar.)

Ltd.,

Plywood

10-16

12-

„

States Government

industrial,

creased

creases

Atlas

83

1,126

124

(quar.).____

Casualty

Co.,

Coast\Line

$1.25

0

50c

iquar.) 1—_„l_—_ —'

*

11-

12-1

$$1.31

conv.

Baystate

2.7'

foreign

Condition Statement of
shows

57e
Atlas

3,141

—

.

15

for

banks

598

Holdtn

35c

pref. (quar.)
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Ry.

Liabilities-

U.

Co.

&

News" Co.

Corp.

Atlantic

When

10c

(quar.)_„

preferred"vTs-a)

4(■>%

535

—

preferred

Argus

2,470

+,' 130

7,581

Federal

in vault

67"

734

—

previ¬

Payable of Ree.

$25c

(quar.)__
;
Natufral Gas, common

Common

429

—

17,242

Co.'

Distilling

American

1,230

—

an¬

follow with

Canada, Ltd.—

Applied Research Laboratories (quar.)______
Arcade
Cotton
Mills, com. (quar.)———;."'

136

+

5,591
6,526

securities
with

+

dividends
we

payments

:__J

,

preferred

67o

55

9

211

—

Can

American

306

25

—

indebtedness—

U. S. bonds

Reserves

5%

1,253

152

the

iquar.)

Fidelity

3,299

+

—

of

Marietta

3,245

2,034
of

___

Other

—

show

we

the

Then

2nd preferred (quar.)
Petroleum Corp. iquar.)___

American

+

8

.7,963

,

Government securities—total—

+

,

31,393

—

Co.

American

2,428

+

829

;

Treasury bills
Treasury certificates
Treasury notes

—

6,392

:

banks

to

Other

S.

729

estate

«.

•

'

all

Share

Co._^_

.

.

which

Per.

American

agricultural

securities.—

accept¬

correspondents
Industrial loan commitments

The

5'/47e

Redemption Galls and Sinking Fund
44.7(7;

on

for

in

of Company

preferred

Amerada

357,907

R.

for

and

carrying

or

table

Brewing

Birtman

re¬

F.

and

grouped in two separate

are

indicate

we

during the current week.

second

Altes

19", 945

7,624

51,129,558

combined

Contingent liability

46,334

228,290

certificate

deposit

13,801

27,543

accounts

gold

81

584,676

Total liabilities & cap.

brokers

loans

Domestic
71—

liabilities

to

chasing
Other

Industrial,

...

Interbank

Capital Accounts—

ances

—

loans

first

American
+

23,035

Commercial,

the

ously announced, but which have not yet reached their

dollars)

566

+

155,062

50,027,499

—

—.319

690,143

3,158,668
20,693

78,916

40,563

Balances

20,814,825

divs,

liabilities

investments—total.——

•

payment date.

1952

Loans—gross——.*

357,907

Treasurer—gen. acct._
Foreign

S.

(Section

a

4'/o

Sept. 24,

1953

(In millions of

and

Loans
+

789,727

to

Sept. 16,

+

82,390

50,498

Surplus

nounced

Aluminum

319

4,433

—

177,030

Capital paid in
Surplus (Section

tables., .In

Inc. ( + ) or

—

U.

bank-reserve

of

reporting

39,942

119,599

26,033,313

serves

of

k'*

DIVIDENDS

Name

liabilities

and

1953

23,354

296,679

19,308,535

note

assets

expires .March ;30, ;1955. • >'■*.

Dividend announcements

dec. (—) since

1
—

—

51,129,558

and

Commission

member banks follows:

1,325,097

accts.

Ratio

of

summary

Loans—net
+

22

198,242
3,843,878

Deposits:

capital

deposits

1,541,112

Liabilities—

Other

se¬

$36 million.

Sept. 23.
+

192,809

Total assets

Total

Holdings of "other

Assets—

Other assets

Federal Reserve

(Signed) Herbert D. Seibert, Editor and Publisher.
Sworn to and
subscribed before trie, this 29th
day of ;Sept;;+ 1953.r:Thos. A. Creegan,
Notary Public, State of New York, residing in Kings County, No.
24-0800400., Certificate filed in N. Y. County Clerk and Register, Office.

Holdings of

_

Due

liab.

total of $122 million.

a

Demand

repurchase

Total U. S. Govt, securities.

Total

$130 million.

the New York

Loans

Other

total of

a

855,825

25,234,674

agreement

U.

increased

banks

to

'

3,666,150

under

Member

district and

one

13,773,671

,

-

Total bought

Loans

million in the Dallas District.

Bills

Held

million.

$187

United States Government bonds decreased in most dis¬

1,546,112

outright—

Bonds

decreased

curities" decreased

Total gold

Other

1952

19^3

20,071,104

notes
4

Oct. 1,

Sept. 23,

ties

$152 million. "Other loans" decreased $25 million.
Holdings of Treasury bills decreased $41 million in the
Dallas District, $37 million in the Richmond District, and
$31 million each in Chicago and in the Cleveland Dis¬
trict, and increased $57 million in New York City; there
was a net decrease of $203 million at all reporting mem¬
ber banks.
Holdings of Treasury notes increased in all

(This information is required from the daily,
weekly, semi-weekly
tri-weekly newspapers only.)

12-

3

11-16

11-

1.

10-15

37t2c

pfd.

(quar.)

i$1.25

10-15

9-24)

I

45

(1313)

Commercial and Financial Chronicle

Number 5261... The

178

Y i me

j

Company

of

same

Extra

Mclntyre Porcupine Mines (quar.)
McKay Machine Co,
(stock dividend)

" Share*" Payable of Reo.'

' •</ '

■
(s-a»

Banking

Commercial BanK1

Aolth"stock Fund (19c derived from
Commom ea 1th sto n
frQm
ltal
ins)

$50c
10 6

CondU

ConIni?ria

44c

1Q_2g

*< UOc

11- 9

30c

10-23

11- 2

10-13

25c

12. i

10-14

1^4C

10-15

10-1

$L$0

$1.50

9-30
9-30

9-22
9-22

10c
30c
50c

10-23
10-20
12-17

10-12
10- 9
12- 3

5';

f/nmiber Co (q'uar.)
—
Sr°han TcKone Co! com. <quar.)_———
CT mc erred (quar.,.
Davidson Brothers Inc. (quar.) ..
S vilbiss CO.- (quar.)
——
Rock Oil Corp.-

& Light Ca.—-——

Power

n^iaware

-----——

SeS Sc.

28Vac

Pfd: (quar..— —

Construction Co., Ltd.—
class A, pfd. (quar.)—

Steel

nkhpr

.increased quar.)

Co.

nixie Cup

Kin

HMj

—

Products common.:.-.-..--preferred (quar.)
—
nrihrmann Commercial 66
pfd. (quar.)
r
preferred (quar.).—,
mam. Inc. iquar.).
70c

Test C01P
Co.

Williamsport RR. (s-a) —
Emhart Mfg. Co. (quar.)__——
Empire Millwork Corp. (quar.)
Palstaff Brewing Corp. (quar.)—__—_
Farrington Mfg. Co.,; common (quar.)
A

Class

quar.)

i

—;;> 25c

;;

—

(quar.I

Gardncr-DenverCo.com.

preferred (quar. i-,.

4'r

Mills;

General
5.20fr
Gilbert

A.

1

Publishing

Globe-News

GioberWernicke

Co.,

1st

Grand

preferred

Greer

Saddlery,
Co.

Inc.,

9-23 '

10-. 1

9-23

10- 1
11-20
10-30
11-16
10-31
12- 1

9-23.
11- 2

-

25c
56Vtc
$50c
10c

common

Ltd.

:

10-13
10-30
10-14
11-16"

(Montreal)

America

$$1.50

Quarterly
Extra

Gulf

10- 1

$$1.50
25c

Inc. -qquar.)
North

of

12-15

t$X

(quar. I

Hydraulics,

Guarantee

12- 1

15c

$$1

(quar.)___

Stores,

preferred

Great West

1-2-54

A

Co. * (quar.)

Union

Grayson-Robinson
S2.25

9-30

*$1
10c
6

&, Belyea Ltd.,. class
class* B 1—
;
'

11-12;
10-15 .
10- 9

9-24

10-9.
10- 9 .
10- 1
12- 1*
12-18

<quar.)_

com.

(quar.)
Rubber Co.
(special)

Gordon

66

10- 1

12- 3
11- 2
11- 2

35c

10-15

9-30

$$3

10-15

9-30

,

Corp

50c

12-10

10-23

dividend

46

12-10

10-23

$40c

11-1
10- 1
11- 2

10-15
9-16
10-15

Oil

Stock

Gurney

Products,

Hart &

Cooley Co.

Ltd.,

Hartford

Electric

Hartford

Steam

Quarterly

Light

iquar.)__

65c
68%c

(quar.)

Inspection

Boiler,

Ins.—

&

56'Ac

10-15
11- 1

10- 5
10-15

60c

9-29

9-21

40c

_

Hat Corp. of

Haverhill

pfd.

$1.60

pfd.

America, 4'A6

Electric

(quar.)

:

Hayes Mfg. Corp.

15c
56'Ac
$1.25

Henkc & Pillot, 4'A6

pfd.

Hercules Powder

56

Co.,

11- 2
10-15
11-2
11- 2

10-15
10-1
10-15

15c

(quar.)

10-16
9-15
11- 2

26

(quar.)

pfd.

11- 2
10-1
11-14

35c
25c
$1.25

(quar.)

11-2

10-15

1-4-54
10- 1
9-26

12-15
9-10
9-21

9-26

9-21

Hercules Steel Products Corp.—
76 preferred A (quar.)
Higbce Co.. common (quar.)

56

preferred

I
__

(quar.)

Hlgbie Mfg. Co., common.--—
Stock dividend
56

convertible

nigntstown

preferred

Rug,

56-

prior

Hook

Drugs,
1

Joseph)

uason

Fund.

h

'

30c"
30c

Co.

(N.

Co.
Inc.

Y.)

.

(annual)—

Refrigerator

Co.

(quar.)

A

,

Hygiade Food Products Corp.—
common
51

1

stock dividend)

pfd.

series A (initial)
(to
holders of Kingan & Co.,
connection

ine

with

the

dividends shown

®nc'

Preferred)

pfd.

be

10c

10-15

10- 6

11-2

10-15

11- 2

10-20

12-18

12- 4

10-29

10-15

25c

•

to

(both common

Kingan
stockholders only after surrender of their
to

Iiiinr-HcV Chemical
imperial oCu tes,in exchange for Hygrade
Industries, Ltd.—

stk.

Info.

lCan deP°sit receipts (interim)
W?atlTal Packers, Ltd.
In2n1S PPPding. 66 pfd.- (quar.)
jJk «
,rtgage Co< (quan)
i

Heintz,

Jprclv1®
it

Estate

Corp.

!'p
rfp"

Km)

common

7VaC
30c

(quar.)______

erred (quar.)____^_______
^l Baking -------Testers- LlC;

John«t

Jonpc
'vs

Inc.,

10-10
9-30

.

11- 1

15c

—

(quar,)-—
-

——

9-28

$2.75
25c

9-30
9-30

9-28
9-19

10-1
10-29

n,,COny' Preferred (quar.)
rlLRnt' Inc- 4'/2^ Pfd. (quar.)___
Le M.iv
£any'
preferred (quar.)
Leefit100,1 & Mfg.
Rubber &

56.

pL Y1

50c
50c

Life Insurance Co. (extra)

P"n8 Co., common
t/i lrfed (quar.)_
A

Lincoln

Common
5',

Rrif

Loo

5lUpavnhiCS4MutUa^
from

Mari 011

invp6

f

pfd.




(quar.)__

Light,

Fund

10- 1

$1.75

10- 1

9-29

1

9-21

10-

1

9-29

10-10
10-30
11-

2

10-13

10-

9

10-

12-10

12-

1

10-

9

10-

1

9-25

11-

2

10-20

25c

,__

9-30

9-23

$1.75

(quar.)

9-30

9-23

$1.17

11-

1

10-

1

10-

9

$1.07'A

11-

1

10-

9

90c

11-

1

10-

9

10c

10-14
11-

17'Ac

.__

25c

10-

10-15

20c

10-19

$1.25

10-15
1

10-13

11-

1

10-13

20c

10-20

10-15

$3

10-26

10-10

50c

11-

2

10-15

75c

10-

1

9-18

75c

10-

1

9-18

30c

11-

2

11-

2

10-20

28c

11-

2

10-

9

10c

.■_■

(quar.)
Mills, Inc.

(quar.)

11-

2

10-

9

15c

11-

2

10-

7

Light & Power, common (quar.)__
preferred (quar.)__
Ruppert
(Jacob l
Saguenay Power, Ltd., 4'A6
pfd. (quar,)__
St. Louis, Rocky Mountain & Pacific Co.—

11-

2

10-

7

Electric, com.
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
4.406
preferred (quar.)
Gas &

Diego

&

A

class

—_____—

Lindsay

preferred

com.

(quar.)

Public Service

Products Co,
Co.

9-18

11-16

10-31

10-15

9-30

pfd.

1

10-20

11-

1

10-20

11-

1

10-20

11-

1

10-20

1

10-20

$1.15

(quar.)

11-

1

10-20

$1.75

10-

1

9-15

$1.06'A

10-

1

9-15

$56'Ac

11-

15c

32'Ac
$20c

Inc.
Gas, 5.206
Supermarket
(quar. 1
Corp.

(quar.)

1

10-15

10-20

10-10

10-20

10-10

11-

2

10-16

10-26

10-19

1

9-21

11-15

10-30

10-15

10-

1

10-15

10-

8

11-

2

10-14

11-10

10-12

35c

37'Ac

(quar.)
of Calif, (quar.)
Products Co
Shoe Corp.
(quar.)

10-

50c

Co.

pfd.

income)

(quar.)—

Tool $5 pfd.

(quar.)_

10-16

9-30
9-30
10-

1

$3

(quar.)—

Street Investing Corp.—

from earned

10-15

15c

Massachusetts RR. Co. (s-a.)
Inc. 56

1

25c

(quar.)

Laboratories,

10-

10-

7

9-30

62 'Ac

10-

2

9-30

9-15
10-20

2

10-15

10-

$1.25

11-2

10-

5

75c

10-20

10-

6

10-

9

10-

2

$56'Ac

11-2

10-

28c

10-15

$50c

O

9-15

1

2

10-

5

10c

10-15

10-

5

10-

30c

10-15

60c

10-15

9-25

7'A 6

10-28

9-17

10-28

9-17

$41

12-22

12-15

37'Ac

10-15

$1.12'A

(increased quar.)
Electric Co

clears

Co.,

Tools

com.

arrears

(quar.)_

2

10-

8

11-

2

10-

8

$1.08%

11-

2

10-

8

93 %C

11-

2

10-

5

$55c

12-

1

11-16

10c

11-

1

10-20-

30c

11-

L

10-20

6'Ac

11-

2

10-10

(quar.)

B

Inc.—
IOC

preferred

Belmont

Co.,

$2.50

Y.)

Mfg.

Bishop

Oil

Co.

(quar.)

Co.

W.)

(E.

Ami

Co.,

Bondstock

Corp.

(G. W.)

Co.

class

A

British-American

40c

10-15

9-30

Amer.

10-

9-25

Preference

American

$50c

11-

1

10-14

1

1

15C

10-

11-

1

10-20

$1.50
.

10-15

75c

11-

1

10-20

>$50c

10-15

9-11

11-

2

10-16

10-31

10-21

A

10-31

10-21

10-23

10-

10-15

9-21

10-15

9-21

2

15C

10-

5

9-30

5c

11-

5

10-23

25c

10-

9

10-15

10-

1

50c

10-30

10-15

9c

(quar.)

11- 2

30c

(quar.)

11-15

10-15

—

(quar.);

37'Ac

10-16

9-21

87'Ac

—

(quar.)

10-17

9-16

25C

—

(quar.)
33A6 preferred

10-

1

$25c

11-

1.

40c

10-15

(quar.)„

93 %c

10-15

(interim)
(interim)-

4d

Tobacco—

dep. receipts ord.

dep.

9-10

50c

Hydraulic

9-30

10-10

——

(quar.)

Bridgeport

9-18

$10c

—

Borg-Warner Corp., 3'A 6 pfd.
Brandtjen & Kluge
Brantford Roofing Co., Ltd.—
Class

10-

10-15

$25c

(s-aI

Corp.

10-15

10-15

30c

(quar.)

Chemical

Blockson

10-15

10-26

$10c

—:

(quar.)

Co.

10-26

15c

(quar.)

A

1

7

50c

(quar.)

(quar.)
(quar.) —w.__
Ltd., common.

Hats,

10-

—

common

Inc.

preferred

10-31

9-30

55c

pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)

Works

Stores,

preferred
Foods,

10-19

—

(N.

Co.

Iron

9-18

10-15

10c

Lomb

Shoe

Borland

9-18

10-

15c

Co.,

&

6

6 2'Ac

Innes

&

10-

10-15

20c

Ltd.
Ltd., class A (s-a)
Optical Co., com. (quar.) —
Beaux-Arts Apartment, $3 prior pfd. (quar.)
$6 1st preferred
(quar.)
j
Bell Telephone Co. of Canada (quar.)

Barymin

6

$1.50

(quar.)
(quar.)

Corp.

(quar.)

Co.

Transit

Trust

11-14

10-

$5

;—

Bankers

10-15

1

25c

;

Rubber

1

12-

12'Ac

(quar.)

Co.

11-

10c

Baltimore

Borg

9-17

11-

$1.08%

Extra

Bon

1

$1

Machines,

&

Welt

Baldwin

Bliss

10-

each

preferred (accuin.)
Mills
(monthly)

Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton

$1

9-28

8

of

regular held)

series

preferred

Properties
Baldwin Co., 66

66

11-

\

Ltd.—

Baker

Best

9

9-30

50 c

payment

Extra

Bates

1

40c

(quar.):

Industries,

Bristol-Myers Co.,

1

9-30

10-15
10-15

11-

$1.75

(increased quar.)

ordinary

12c

$1.25

25c

Corp

Corp,

this

Backstay

Binks

—

17'Ac

$1.25

Refining—

Biltmore

$1.25

Milk

Co.

10-13

11-

60c

Oil Co.

Vermont &

10-28

65c

$1.46'A

Co.—L-

(quar.)
Insurance (Minn.)
(quar.)
Mfg. Corp.
<quar.)_

Lens

7

12'Ac

>

preferred

Co.

10-

2

25c

Transmission—
preferred
(quar.)

9

$2.25

preferred
(quar.)
2nd preferred
(quar.)

Bausch

25c

Gas

conv.

11-16

1

20c

(quar.)
(quar.)

Superior Steel Corp.
Technicolor,
Inc.
5.856

9

10-

12-

25c

1

pfd.

10-15

2

10-20

11-

6

10-

Monthly

$1.06'A

(initial)___—

11-

Telephone & Telegraph Co.—

Avondale

$1.03%

pfd. (quar.)

10-16

11-30

10-31

prior

56

11-

11-

Oil

City Electric

Avidson

97'Ac

Propane

Super Mold

Warren

9-15

$1.10

10- 2

10-30

Co

Co.

9-21

10-19

50c

pfd. (s-a)
Austin, Nichols & Co., common (quar.)
$1.20 conv. prior pfd. (quar.)

9 2'Ac

^—

9^28

10-15

$1.75

Atlantic Wholesalers, Ltd., 5'A 6

9-18

of

Sunrise

Warner

1

9-30
10-10

Co.—

5;

common—

deposit receipts ord (interim)
(one
additional share

A,

3.75%

2

30c

(quar.)

Brewers,

Walker

10-14

$1.25

Chenjical

Suburban

S.

10-

10-24

25c

Canada Ltd.—
common (initial quar.)

Trane

10-15

10-

10-

15c

preferred (quar.)

Atlantic

$1.75

preferred
(quar. 1
preferred (quar.)_;
4.156 preferred (quar.
4.256
preferred
(quar.)__
4.40 6
preferred (quar.)
4.60 6
preferred (quar.)
Springfield City Water Co,, 76
4'A6 preferred E (quar.)
Standard Fuel Co., Ltd., 4'A '/>:

United

10-15

40c

3.90 6

$2.40

11-25

$2.50

12'Ac

25C

Cable

Electric

of

4.35 6

7

10-17

25c

(quar.)

1

$2c

Refining,

& Cable

Fuel

4.35 6

$30c

(quar.)

Curr Co.

&

(quar.)
Southwestern Drug Corp.,

Co.

46

10-15
10-

9-30*

11-20

12-

(quar.)

dividend

Atlantic

5

5

9-30

10-15

Bottle

&

Equipment

Class

9-30

10-15

1

$1.25

$1.12'/a

Electric Power—
preferred (quar.)

share

25c

preferred

New

11-

10-

10-15;

Ltd...

Cameras, Inc.

Associated

—

Smyth Mfg. Co.
,
Southern Franklin Process, com.

Sterling

10-15

10-

10-20

97'Ac

ordinary regular one pound par for

9-30

1

Wire

Wire

Stock

9-30

10-15

10-15

11-

{

Insurance

Fire

Thermos

American

9-30

10-15

22c

& Power Co. (quar.)
Shedd-Bartush Foods Inc. (quar.)--

Stauffer

10-15

11-

10-14-

2

15c

1st

Associated

1

25c

Shawinigan Water

Standard

Aro

12-11

10-15

20c

Schwitzer-Cummins

Sibley,

1-2-54

$10c

Ltd.,

Co.,
B

Class

$$1.06

25c

9-30

25c

Arrow-Hart & Hegeman

10-15

$20c

9-30.

10-10>

$1.50

&

Arkansas

—

Sargent & Co.

10-15
10-10

Foundry—

&

National

4'A6

10-30

5

ID-

15c

Corp

Argus

22'Ac

(quar.)

preferred

4'A6

3-12

Appalachian

25c

10-

12-11

25c

(quar.)

Nepheline.

Ansonia

25c

Reduced

Scarfe

$1.17

3-12

1-2-54
4-1-54

—

Quarterly
Anglo-Canadian Telephone Co.—
4'A6
preferred (quar.)

—

4.65 6

4-1-54

$1.75

Products Corp. (monthly) —
France-Foamite Corp.
(quar.)

Smelting

10-20

933Ac

common

preferred

75C

12-11

$1.75

£2
Anchor Hocking Glass Corp., com. (quar.)__
Anglo-Canadian Pulp & Paper Mills, Ltd.—

—

9-25

1-2-54

Metal

Anaconda

RR.

Potomac

Rockland

Wall

9-17

10-20

35c

Extra

Toro

9-30
10-31

9-25

10-20

—

(quar.)
American Woolen Co., 76
pfd. (quar.)
American Zinc, Lead & Smelting—
$5 prior preferred (quar.)

9-30

11-25

9-25

10-20

25C

preferred

American

50c

Engineering Co

&

Brand Rice

Steel

3

11-

$30c

Boston

obligations

Inc.,

33A6

$5

10-

90c

9-25

10-20

25c

preferred (quar.)
American Telephone (Abilene, Kan.) —
5 6
preferred (quar.)
——
American Telephone & Telegraph Co. (quar.)

8

$1.17'A

common

76

10-

10 19

2

11-

75c

Phenolic

76

12- 1
10-10,

25c

American

9-30

9-21
11-15

Theatres,

interest

of

American

9

9-17

10-15

37'Ac

Co,

American

9

10-

15c

(quar.)
pfd. (quar.)

10-23
10-20

9-17

5

62'Ac

Co

Board

Machine

American

$1.25

5

10-

50c

preferred

56

1

10-

Home

American

9-30

10-

2

12-10

40c

(quar.)
(quar.)
Co., Ltd.
4 'A 6
preferred
(quar.)
American Molasses Co.
(quar.)___
3.906

9

11-

11-13

(quar.)

American

9-21

10-20,
12-10
1-2-54

(N. Y.)

(quar.)

American-La

9-16

$1.75

Insurance

preferred

American

9-18

10-16

18 %c

preferred (quar.)

non-cum.

$6

$1.10

Co. (Calif.)
(quar.)
Fredericksburg &

Dividend

56

9-25

1

6

1

10-

75c

preferred (quar.)—
7% non-cum. preferred (auar.)
American Fidelity Co.
(Vt.). (quar.)
American Hair & Felt,
common
(quar.)
7%

10-30
11-

11-25

25c

$2.50

common

Common

10-

1

40c

(quar.)
American Car & Foundry
Common
(quar.).,

1

1

12-

preferred

56

10-30

Inc.

Richmond,

San

Inc.,

11-21

10-30

12-

(quar.)_.

Book
Box

Certificates

5

9-18

9-18

93 %c

(quar.)
American Broadcasting-Paramount

10-14

10-27

$10c

(quar.)
Automobile Insurance Co.—\

Louis)

9

10-20

$27'Ac

(quar.)

Alliance

American

9-30

1

7c

(quar.)__.
America, common

of

preferred

American

12-10

Supply

Rice-Stix,

River

(St.

10-

9-26

5c

common

Co.

American

11-10

—

Republic

(Quar.

10-27

10-15

1

Co

Electric

Univis

$1.35

2

2

pfd. (quar.)

Semi-annual

10-10

U" 2

11-

11-

(quar.)

of

10-25

15c

preferred

$7

50c

pfd.

11-

$3

non-cum.

American Air Filter Co., 56

10-

pfd.

$5

Co., 3.606

Reliance

11- 2

12" 1

10-15

Qulncy Market Cold Storage & Warehouse—

U.

Fund (capital gains of

Co., 76

Gas

Power

10-10

stock or cash and year-end

estment income of 35c).
Power Shovel

Quebec

10-15

2

10-

.___

preferred

Prudential

2

11-

75c

Co.

Edison

4.706

11- 2

60c

,qUar'1

Portland

Potomac

Stores,-

$3.75

2

11-

10-10

Long

Pocahontas Fuel

Union

9-30
9-30

10-15

11-

10-15

(quar.),_
$1

10-19

10-

Mills

Aluminum

$1

Pioneer

10-15
10-15
10-24

10-10
10-10

37'Ac

10-20

$1.50

Distance Telephone
Petroleum, prior preferred (s-a)
Pittston Co., common
(quar.)
New 5'A 6
preferred (initial)
Plastic Wire & Cable Corp.
(quar.)

Philippine

10-30
10-30
11- 1

$1.25

q"ar-'
(Quar. 1

1

n

87'Ac

& Telegraph Co. (Del.)—

.

nrpf

Link

(quar.)

9-18

1

$1.50

preferred (quar.)
4.306
preferred
(quar.)
3.806
preferred
(quar.);

Title

50c

rin-A—J

1

11-

25c

4.40-6

Co.,

Allied

10-

$1.12'A

76 preferred (quar.)__
Philadelphia Electric Co., 4.686

Rich's

9

37'Ac

common

Industrial Bankers,

Personal

10-15

SLY-'dend—r—

10-

2c

(quar.)

11- 2

Lincoln

10-23

Cc.—

Co

Gear

&

10c

Lincoln

12-10

25c

(quar.)

Machine

25c

10-15

12-24

35c

Corp., common

10-30

206

(stock dividend)

Agnew-Surpass Shoe Stores, Ltd., common..
5'A 6 preferred (s-a)
Airfleets, Inc. (quar.)
Akron, Canton & Youngstown RR. Co.

$1.50

Thatcher Glass Mfg.

10-30

10-15

28 %c

___-

9-30
10-15
9-19

75c

10-15

10-23

93 %c

Davis & Co.

10-15
11- 2
10- 1

.

9-30

10-23

Alabama

;

preferred

9-17

11-20

payable in cash

10-10

5c

American

:

10-10

payment from net investment income

This

30c

Lines,

Tennessee

56'Ac

(quar.)

9-21

10-20

50c

10-10

31'Ac

S3

10- 1

2

25c

Common

•

.9-15

25c

4'/^6 preferred (quar.)

$3

1

15c

(quar.)
Aggregates, Inc.—

Coast

75c

preferred A
Affiliated Fund, Inc.—
•*
Special froin net realized security profits
payable in stock or cash at holder's

10c

Corp.

Perkins

10-

10-10

36

6 6

Co.,

9-18

10- 7

7c

—

dividend

Aeolian

Holdert

When

Payable of Rec.

15c

class A

option

(quar.)_

Pacific Greyhound

Pemco

9-15

5c

$

Onondaga Pottery Co.

Parke,

!

1

1

divid.

(quar.)

Electric

12-18

Per

(quar.)

Admiral Corp.

10-15

10-

11-

$1.50

40c

&

12-31.

Share

of Company

(quar.)
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp. (quar.)

10-31

$1.18%

(quar.)

Gas

11-20

announced in previous

give the dividends

we

Aberdeen Petroleum,

5c

Telephone

10-20

11-30

11c

AMI, Inc.

Stock

::

(10-20

Lan.

Stock

12-15
9-21
10-15

9-30

Lann

Corp.

10-15

1-2-54

common

Tire

9-23

50c
10c
15c

KeSnedv?in'% Pfd< (dUar-$1-75
mc.,
(quar.)
30c
utaj s

-

10- 2
10-15
10- 1

25c

-

-

Kavnop

12- 9
11- \

6'r
30c

n

9-30

3.70 6

9-30

$3

paid

Inc._

1__

Southwestern

stock in

merger)

above

will

issued

be

10-9
10-21

100fc

inc.)__

11-1
10-31

30c

investment

9-22

30c

:

9-30

$1.25

tquar.)

(quar.)___
(from

10-15

25c
30c

_

Humbcrstone Shoe Co.
Hussmann

(quar.)

(quar.)______

Inc.

Horn & Hardart
Horne

12VgC
62'Ac

(quar.)_
pfd.

Honolulu Finance & Thrift Co.
Extra

9-30

10-15

:

Co.

Omnibus

10- 1

10-16

.

76. preferred
Goodall

9-15
9-30

10-15
9_3°

$1.75

(quar.
(s-ai_

j

Co.

Okonite

.

10c

Gladding McLean & Co.

10-15

investment

common

on

12-

10-31

11c

9-30

5c

net

1

12-15

11c

preceding table.

25c

Consolidated

Oilgear

10-15

10-24
10-20
10-15
12-15

10-15

(quar.)

66, preferred

$1.30

Co

C.)

B

Common

.

10-16

(quar.)__

5c

Extra

Pacific

62Vac

—___

10-15
9-30
11- 2

9-30

10-30

Extra

Oklahoma

$1

10-15

10-31
10-20

25c

(quar.)
Northern
Engineering Works
Northland Greyhound Lines—
3%6 preferred (quar.)•__■.
Northwest Airlines, 4.606 conv. pref. (quar.)
Northwest Engineering Co., class A" (quar.)__
Class

10-15

15c

paid. The list does not include divi¬
dends announced this week, these being given in the

$20c

Corp.

Share

10-15

11-

Below

62'Ac

Special
Niagara

11-

343/aC

9

weeks and not yet

2

10c

Ohio Loan & Discount

50c

11-

,

Ohio

v

10-20

11-16

1-

9-30
9-30
9-28

6c
15c

10-31

75c

Co.

10-15
10-15
9-30

_

Telephone Co. of Kentucky—
preferred (quar.)_____

General

Steel

31'Ac

Monthly

consecutive quarter

Co.,

$1.25

.. .

$1.06'A

Steel Corp.

Newport

10-15

10-

1

$1.15

for third

Merchandise

Y.

9-30

__

Inc.—

N.

10-15

9-30
10-10

1

10-

Corp.—

action

no

3Vac

10-31

10-

10-15

(quar.)

Omnibus

City

Newburgh

10-15

10- 1
11-16

10-15

$1

s

preferred

York

11-

Monthly

10c

from

10- 5
11- 2
9-30

— ___ __

•

10-26

.

25c

Series

10-15
11-16
10-15

—

(resumed)

.

10-15

9-22

Series

Speculative

declaration

11-24

10-28

11-20

Series

Directors took

9-28

40c

Telephone com. (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
—
Whitehead Bros. Rubber (extra)—
Winn & Lovett Grocery (monthly).

1

Brothers,

$4.60
New

10-

56

9-19
10-15

12-15

43A6 pfd. (quar.)
England Power, 66 pfd. (quar.)_

New

10-31
10-15
10-30 v 10-16
10-15
10- 5

preferred B (quar.)_
_—__—$1.25
Fifty Associates (Eostont
____
$25
Food Machinery & Chemical—
33/46 preferred (quar.)_—_______
—
93%cFort Street Union Depot
<s-a)_
1 .
$2 •
Foster &; Kleiser Co
—:___
17VaC
Founders Mutual Fund—
Ctfs. of ben;'interest--—_
:
8c ;.
Frankenmuth Brewing (quar;)J______:
2 Vac ^
Franklin Custodian Funds,,.Inc.—
Common stock;. ser]es-l_l:
\
.8q.„
&.Cotton Mills

Neisner

11-

Name

distributions

Above

10-15
10-15
10-15
10-20

56

Utilities, series

Balance

National

1
1
1
2

20c
69c
16'Ac

,

__,—

(quar.)_
Federal Service Finance Class B (quar.)
Extra
1—1——-—
56 preferred A (quar.)__

Fulton Bag

Bond

National

11-14

,

15c
25c
20c

preferred

5%%

11-2

11111111-

5%
$1.12'A
$1.19

.—'

tz

Flmira

National

10-

50c

$1.80

5'A6

1

10-28

Securities Series:

Corp.

9-24

31'Ac

(s-a)

(Toronto)

Co.

Assurance

Western Light &

2

10-

5c

Department Stores

National

9-30
9-30
.

11-

1-4-54

10-

(quar.)

National

9-25

10- 2
10- 2

40c

—

preferred (quar.)—>—

12-19
9-30
9-30

20c

——

.

dividend

Stock
4iv,

12-10

(increased quar.)__

com.

Products

picm

Products

Bakeries Co., common (quar.)_.
preferred (quar.)
Miller & Rhoads, 4'A6 pfd. (quar.)_.
Moody's
Investors Service—
$3 paricipating preferred (quar.)_
Mount Royal Rice Mills Ltd. (quar.)
Mountain States Power Co., 5% pfd. (quar.)

10-15
12- 4
9-25

Western

25c

(quar.)

46

9-19

11-1

2

pfd.—

Quarterly
Kentucky Coal Co. (quar.)

15c

Co

Midland

10- 6
10-6
10- 9

11-

Fixture Co. 56

&

Payable 0/ Reo.

Share

West

25c

Inc.

Co.,

income.

$37'Ac
4oc
25c
17Vac
37'Ac
$1.75

conv.

ti 50

10-31
10-16
10-15
10- 1

3oc
40c
50c

—-

Canada Tunnel Corp. (quar.)—__
steel Products Co. (quar.)—
&

2

10c

class A

Tube Products

Stores

Middlesex

10-15,

9

11-

15c

Trucking,

Mercantile

31y4C

Corp. industries(quar.).—

Continental Lopp

SK
J

10- 1

9

10-

1

11-16

$$1

Extra

Showcase

Weber

10-

10-20
12-

20c

;

Michigan Steel
Extra 1

10-20
9-25

20c

------

A

McLean

1Q_ 2

-

Srborn

o

;

9-18

9-30

13c

Coppermines Corp.

ed

SE S ed
CqnMHoaic".

10- 9

10-23

25c

^

Printers

Duro

Class

9-23

Holdert

When

Per

10-20

5c

Max Factor Co., common

9-23

10- 1

r,

inVec?f Bo d & Stock Fund-J
Composite Bona &.a y
Coiicord ™
co.7LYd".::—

DCep

10-1

10c

of Company

Name 0/ Company

Payable of Rec.

Share

Name

1

Holdert

When

Per

Holdera

When

Per

reg.

receipts ord. bearer
bearer .(s-a)

4d

2'A 6

9-23
10-13
9-29;
10-

1

10-

9

8-28

10-

9

8-28

10-

9

8-28

46

The Commercial

(1314)

When

Per

Name of

Company

iJJJ Columbia
.British Columbia
434%

Share

10-15

t$1.183/4

Telephone,

preferred

10-15

9-30

Dividend

Ltd.—

(quar.)

t50c

40b

Brooklyn Union
5%

Brush-Moore
5%

(quar.)/.

7%

preferred

5%

6%

preferred
Die

&

5

Dominion

jn'/hc
t40c

11-25

10-30

5

Dominion

t30c

11-13

10-30

5%

11-

1

10-15

5%

preferred

11-

1

10-15

5%

preferred

11-

5c

10-15

(quar )

10-15

9-28

4 V2 c/o

9-28

10-15

(s-a)

9-28
11-16

10-15

9-11

Dominion

Square

10-15

9-30

Dominion

Steel

11-16

100%

10-30

50c

11-

11-

2

2

10-

9
9

11-16

10-30

Drexel

11-16

10-30

Dryden

J6c

Northern

Canada

Steamship Lines, Ltd.

Power

Vickers,

Ltd.

Bronze

Corp. Ltd

11-16

9-30

)"

tl5c

Co., Ltd.,

preferred (quar.)
Canadian Dredge & Dock.

9-30

t31c

"(quar)

com.

9-11

10-15
11-

t $ 1.25

Ltd". <s_ai11""*

11-

2
2

10-

9

10-

9

Capital Plastics, Inc.
Carolina. -Clinchfield &
Carolina Power &

Class

A

(quar.)
(quar.)

B

12-11

5%

preference

Chain

Belt

10-30

9-30

Edison

Sault

t$1.75
t$1.12 7

10-15

9-15

Elastic Stop Nut Co.

10-15

9-29

Electric

1-15-54

12-30

10-16

$1.25

preferred

37%

17

10-15

9-30

100

8

10-31

10-

8

10-15

9-30

1-2-54

12-19

Heating

5%

2nd

preferred

10-10

9-30

Inc.,
Mfg. Co.

Fanner

$1.12'/a

10-15

Federal

9-30

$1

Electric, com
Knitting Co., Ltd—
participating class A (s-a)

11-

1

10-

Utilities

Co.,

50c

Gaute

Neon

^

Inc

5)

10-23

9-25

10-15

10-15

&

$1.75

11-

Firestone

~~~—

1

10-22

12-31

10c

12-15
10-

of

10-20

412

Co.

12-

Fram Corp. (quar.)
Franklin Telegraph

12-31

4

$2

12-30

12-18

$5

Co~

Fraser

12-18

10-10

9-21

Froedtert

$2.20

Mfg.
Co.,

5%

40c

$1.40

$1.32

prefered
preferred

Commonwealth

Gabriel

9-28

General

10-29

10-15

Wzfi

10-15

10-

1

11-

1

9-25

33c

11-

1

9-25

10-15

9-30

6c

9-25-

135c

°°^nticut ^lght
S"J! preferred
Pre/en'ed
$2.04

10-15

9-30>

$37 VaC

& "power"
(quar,).

12-18

12-10'

—"
55c

(quar.).i.
preferred
(quar i
$1.90 preferred
(quar )

11-

1

10-15

11-

1

General

11-

1

10-15

47'/a C

Consolidated
~

Wew

'

(quar.)

Nhturn 1

11-

CorJ

Paper

common

1

10-15

9-30

quar

preferred

11-2

9

11-16

10-15

10-23

9-11

preferred

General

Package

10-25

10-

15c

—

10-15

15c

10-15

10- 2

$4

9-30
7

preferred

General

<%a'prefe<rred (qui"!"''™: C°'"'

12-

50c

■

10-

10-30

1010-

5%

10-12

in-

$1

~

C°' (qUar'>

1

11-20
12-

20c

1

12-11

11-

11- 2
10-30

11-20
12-

General
$2

1

Telephone Co.

preferred

$113
'

90c

1-2-54

12-15

Co.,

Glmbel

Brothers

$5

Investors.

Ltd.

Shoe.

Creamery Packaee

Mir

5%.

old

(,.i

lit"

c.

8B4haf&5 sp«rotrre^r"-ri::::::

11-

2

(final)

10- 9

1-8-54

9*

25c

—.

—I———7

6c

933/4c

~

12-18
9-30

12-15

37Vac

12-21

12-

4

12-24

12-

4

10-20

11-16

$L5o

11-

2

$1 37iA

11-

2

11-

2

11-16

10-16

11-

10-

425c

——25c

:

75c

2

10-

11-

2

10-

9

10-

6

5V preferred (quar.)
Gralton & Co..
Ltd., class A

10-

50c

10-26

10-

0

Graham-Paige Corp.—

$2

12-15

12-

4

50%

12-30
12-15

12-

90c
40c

12-

1

10-15

4

11-16
10-

1

25c

5%

preferred

Stove Co

—

10-26

10-

10-26

10-

5%-

convertible

Guaranty Trust

——

10-20

8

Gulf

Mobile & Ohio

-|5
$5

UZ

preferred

10

(N.
RR.

Y)

(auar

„

C""

"

preferred

'

37'/HC;
C

Co.—

(quar.)
(quar.)_____

t-

—

JH®

11-

2

10-

9

GESxt1ra BUC°n Mfg' 'Co- ^uar.')

37yac

11-

2

10-

9

°

50c

11-16

5

10-

9

Hagan

Corp.

~

net
net

12-18

8

9-25

9-25

Ltd-~

Lake

Gold

4Va%

Salle

3Qc

12-

1-

10-21

11-

2

9-30

12-18

12- 1

1

11-13

$1

'

1212-

1

11-13

1

11-13

$1.12Va

12-

50c'

10-15

9-30

87VaC

1-2-54

12-15

40c

10-10

9-29

37V2c

10-15

(quar.

(quar.)

75c

»

,

income)

•

9-30

10-15

9-30

12-30

12-24

2

10- 9

$2.50.

^

A

University

$1

11-

50c

10-15

9-30

.10c

12-15

11-14

5c

-

12-15

II-14

tic

A

10-15.;, .9-30
10-10- - \ 9-28.

'vl2-l5

35c7
.::3TVbc. '

(quar,)

'

(quar.)

Co.

^_

__77

15c

"

(quar.i

(q,uar.)_
Acceptance, Ltd.,

11-15

11- 5

45c

-10-15

*

45c

tl5c

10-31

425c'

430c
& Title Co. (N. Y.) j.___
5c
(James) «fc Sons, 3.85%
pfd. .(quard—iK.«c. 96V*c
Lehman Corp.
^

Lerner Stores
Corp., com.
47%
preferred

jq-

(N.

7__-_:__:_7Z
Y.)

Lifo

Indiana)

(quar.)

(stock

Insurance Co.
'___

(quar.)

<

1%

(Pork
25c
$1

10-

10-20

1-

12-15
•
■

10-30

;

12-15
•

...

9-28

9-2$

9

10-15

tl5c

dividend).—

10-13

10-15

11-

40C

Ltd

10-13

-

-11- 2

*

10-13
10-13

10-31

(quar.)
37!2C
(quar.i____iii_u______-__,: $i.l2'-i

National

9-30
-

10-31
-,10- 8

30c

(quar.i

Brothers,
Liberty Fabrics,

9-30

10-15

' 10-31

B

Leslie Salt Cb.
Lewis

12-15

*- 25c

11-

class.* tl2VaC

—_—

,

12-18

12-31,

10-31

'•*

__i

1

9-18

2

'

preferred

10•

12-31'

'

$3
;

Ilrl6

10-15
10-10

15c

(s-a)__

-

10-15

11- 1

10c

„tlOe

,

■

12-23

12-30

2ic

-

11-12

12-1

$1.75-

(quar.)__^.___t.:*,'

9-30

10-31

'

(quar.)__$1,127

l_:_n

9-30

10-15

$1

Mining_l£_l_i_-_t.la^t;.;r

(quar.i_

Machine

Corp.

10-15

-

46c

Lawyers. Mortgage

Lionel

10- 9

50c

-

,

*

preferred

(Alfred)-, Inc., class

Wayne,

1

'

investment
investment

Lees

-

11-

■

Ishpemtng RR. Co." (quar,): " '

Co.
B

1-15-54

Co.-,(quar.)___il^____£_____»?75c

Extension

Extra

.

Lincoln

*5t>c

1

9-22

t

$1.20 preferred

11-2$
2-20

10-

95c

convertible

Class

.

9-15

3-12-54
10-

(from

Laurentide

10-15

10-15

10-20

1

-10-15

10%..

*''

class A

(from

$1.80

9-18

2

10-8

QUarierly116.? Ala?aStin® °f Canada*
a.

5c

'

11-

10-15

.

"t .J

!

S-3

Common

10-15'

It-

■

0

07U.

'

3c

.

(s-a)

B-2

»

.

dividend!

"

(quar.)_7
" $1.50
(Ottawa)
«, »420c'

(Mo,)
(quar,)__L___i--?i
Langendorf United Bakeries, Inc.—
: • V:

9-21

10-31

10- 9
10-19
10-20

8

Class

9-24

10-15

1
2

1

8

,

10-15

11-

1111-

I- «

Landis

10-10

1

$1
2c

Lamston,(M. H.), Inc., $6 preferred

11-25'

11-

'

933/4c

$1.25

Lambert

9-25

12-15

?"oC

10-15

V

8

Lambert

9-25

8-

10-15

10-30
"

.

9.

10-

11-1

133/4c

(quar.)__

preferred

Lake Shore Mines,
Ltd.^
Lake Superior &

10-20

10-

11-2

1-

La

9-28

2

11-2

15c

50C

~

10-

5

11*

+95?

Brewery
preferred (quar.i*

Co.

preferred

Kroger Company,; 7%; 2nd
preferred (quar.pi?
Kwikset Locks.
Inc, (quar.)
C

2

10-

5«if?

Tquarj::::7"

5

(quar.i




Industries (stock
Griesedieck Western

9

5c

Oetroit-Miohlgan

nkc

10-19

250
$1.09

4-

Kress

11-3

10-31

rauc

.T'S" Jrr(qu" ?°- (N' Y-'

Gregory

12-18

75c

SdpretoredC?,'ui'?Tm°n

11-

11-16

10-19

10-

(S; H.I &
Kroehler Mfg..

9-21

10-15

11-16

9-30

11- 2

' "

„—

10-15

•

10-15

^
Co.—

Extra

'

■

Omn

-

2

——

9
9

18c

377c 1-15-54

Kirkland

10-27

10-26

2

11-

cora7(quaf7

_

Inc.,

10-31
11-16

11-

10-15

9-14

I7%0

preferred (quar.)_________
King-Seeley Corp.
(quar.)
Kingston Products Corp.
(s-a)2___i__^___^_

10-10

9=®

Ltd".,

(quar.i
—'
Inc., common (quar.)

Goulds

60c

•

9-1S

Inc

income).;
Special from net realized
gains-_______..,
Keystone Pipe & Supply Co., $5
pfd. (s-a)__..
Kimberly-Clark Corp.

1

25c

(qua~r"7_:

9-17

10-15
10-15

Island—

common

Series

10-10

10-24

10-15

$75c
175c

(quar.)

Series

10-15

2

10-14

37Vac 4-15-54

4%

11-

9-18

11- 2

62V2c

(s-a)_.

com.,

(quar.)
Keystone Custodian Funds^—

8

10-24

+50(.

9

10-

$1

common""(quar.7

10-

10-15

10-

2

11-

'<AV
19if

(quar.)—

2

25c

Gr"'dc Wester-r

11-

10-14

.

35c

(quar?)

preferred
Keyes Fibre Co.,

8

9^

ti

~~

(quar.)'

Pumps,

10-

5

9-15

(quar.)

5%

5

11- 2

22t;>c

(quar.i

preferred

•

2

5

10-

2

10-15

Common

9-30

S1

Co.

10-

11-

Common

9-30

'

11- 2

&

preferred

Refining

Kentucky Stone Co.,

9-30

(quar.)

11-

93^,c

2

50_

Gould-National Batteries,
4 Va %

11-

3 Va %

1

9-30

!

25c

(quar.i!
conv.

10-

V.v*

(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
City Southern Ry.
preferred
(quar.)__

4%

12-15

Indiana—

preference
(quar.)
Gordon Foods, Inc.

' L
,.t$1.75

(quar.)

Ltd.,

of Rhode

55c

9-30

10-15

preferred

Kellogg Co.,

12-15

12-30

t$i 25

4%

Inc.,

11-2
10-15

(quar.)

Stores

Foundation,

9-15

9-15

.!

,
.

9-15

10-15*.

$1

•*;

•

9-30

10-19

87VaC

Telegraph_____7.;.;,
~

1

9-15

.10-15

.

160c

4Va%
Kansas

5

1-2-54

(quar.::::::

Canada,

4%

5

50c

(quar.]__77

of

Department

preferred

Kendall

>

9-30

10-

10-

2

$1 50

common

& Rubber Co.

&

10-

1

11- 2

"

.

(quar.)

preferred

11-

10-15

t834c

Common
(stock dividend)
Kansas City Power &
Light Co.
3.80%
preferred
(quar.)

5

11-

**

'

preferred (quar.)
Glatfelter (P. H.I
Co.,

Goodyear Tire

,

Kalamazoo Vegetable Parchment—

9-29

11- 2

$125

$2.50

10-10

System—/

Ltd

3

10-15

* $30c

,

(quav.)

Co.,

9-15
12-

10-15

50c

Ltdl—r
(quar.)_—77_

Co., Ltd.

*

Golden

12-29

10-

10-20

15-15

L-2-54

f37V2c'..

Canada,

par)

Joplin Water Works, 6%
Journal Publishing

11-10

10-16

"

;.4l0c

(quar.)—

Johnson Ranch
Royalty, common
Extra

10-

r

Goodall Rubber
Co.; common (quar.)
' ■
15c
5%. preferred ,.(s-a);___—_

$1.06

■

'

10-15

■

Light—>
preferred <quar.)___
Jewel Tea Co., 3%%
pfd. (quar.)

11-10

11-25

250

,

9-24

1-2-54

of

par)

Jersey Central POwer

4'

10-30

87y2c

9-15

$1.12

•gjg

11-25

$1

(quar.7 Z

10-15

10c

^ySn.pTncrre(dqui?u,or-)

-

10-15

$3

.

(interim)7—...

preferred (quar.)
Management
Fund,

Ironrite,

9-18

10- 9

7 ya %

10-15

$2

from*

conv.

$4.36

12-18

10-26

t6c
30c

com.

12.50 preferred vquar.)
Participating
Iowa, Illinois Gas & Electric

9-18

50c

75C

California—""""

common

15c

4%

50c

2

11- 2

•

$1

!

10-15

2

Ltd.,

($100

Investors Trust Co.

9-24

25r

10-

preferred

Co.

($5

convertible

Investors

9-24

'

2

11-

iOc^

-

'

and

Co.,

Telephone

6%

9-25

7

10-

V1'

-

Ltd.
Hydro Electric

preferred

Investment

10-15

7

10*

10-15

State,

9

2

10-15-

(extra)

Holdings,

preferred

Interstate

10-15

10-

2

10-

15c

________

convertible

$1.40

10-15

10-

11-

11-2

•

%

•%'

*

Harvester

10-10
10-10
10-10

11-20

.

".';

income

International Utilities Corp.

2

10-31

25c

2

4%%

10-

10-31

12y2c

7:

com.

(quar.)

Fund—'

Power

1

10-31

30C

10-

50c

S?./C0rp"fc°mm0n (quar.).7"*":*""w""w~

10-19

55C

$1,311/4

ciass"*

10-

25c ' ~

*

Nickel

10-15

2

56Vic

$4.50

V

2

11- 2,
"11- 2

$25c

(resumed)
pfd. (quar.)_____l______i____.

7%

9-30

10-15

20?

$1.75

Crtddoek-Tcrrj

10-15
11-

125c

;

of

net

11-

55c

Corp.

Growth

from

7%

9-30

20c

(quar.)

Ltd.,

Brownhoist

International

10-30

$15

10-10

'

International

5

11-16

10-10

quar.)

International

(s-a)_

pfd.

Canada, Ltd.—

preferred
(liquidating)
Milling, 4%
pfd.
(quar.)____

10-16

10-28

(quar.)

com.

$3.50

11-24

1

10%'

10-26

-

10-

10-29
12-

±15C

~

(quar.)
class A (quar.)

preference

Inc.,

10-20

3t)c

25c

(quar.)

G-iUette

(quar)

*75c

k

"""

10-16

11- 2

;

of

(increased

International

9-30

10-16

Vll- 2

(quar.)__—

International
10-15

10-16

2

55c

•

r'\

pa'rtic.

6%

10-14

'

11-2
11-

"

,10c;
51c

(quar.)

(quar.)_

Co._______

International

10-16

(quar.)

preferred
(quar.)—
4Va%
preferred
(quar.)___,

5

Zinc

12-19

Ml-2

15c

_

"

(quar.)

5%

11-16

15c

,

'

,

Common

4

75c

i__7
__I

of

_■

(quar.)

International

(quar.)

Telephone Co.

—.—_—____

realized
security
profits) ____—25c
Institutional Income Fund, Inc. (from
inc.)
9cInsurance Co. of North America
(quar.62y2c
Interchemical Corp., 4y2%
pfd. (quar.)
$1.12y2
International Bronze Powders, Ltd.—

1

12-

,'40c

(quar.)

Wares,

preferred

Co.-

preferred

preference

9-15

12-30

-

55V49
583/4c

(10c

9

12-18

10-15

$1.25

(quar.)

Institutional

9

10-30

$150

(quar.)—

Steel

General

$50c

•Continental Gin Co.
4Mj%
preferred

10-15

21/2(5

Corp.,

9-15

,

40c

preferred

5

$1,06y4

(quar.)

pfd. 1st series

10-15

flOc

■

Extra

10-

.

A

9-15

'•"*

Ingersoll-Rand Co., common
6% preferred (s-aI^
Institutional Shares. Ltd.—

10-16

si

com.

Ged!iec«1 Pu^lic Service. $6
$5.50

15c

—

^Continental-Diamond Fihr<T pa"t

10-15

2

62y2c

$5 preferred
(quar.)
General Outdoor
Advertising—
6%
preferred
(quar.)

10-16

in-

series

preferred

L'*""

10-

5C

Corp.,

4y2%

In?.Co^MaPt:dVa7™dCo<'Ufr'1
■Consolidated
Co

2

62'/2 c

i

p!h ,dteS Realties,

Textile"

11-

$37)/2C

"

,

(initial

11-

10-15

35c

™

General

10-15

$1.25

/--T~

r,nC

*9-15

__I

receipts ordinary
Corp.

Finance

$3.75

Consolidated

10-15

$1.25

preferred

10-15

53y4c

Common

10-19

l..

convertible

(quar.)__—____

Indianapolis Power & Light—

11-13

2

.

Film,

9-30

J20c

(quar.)

4%

Inc.—

4% preferred series C
(s-a)„
General Foods Corp., $3.50
pfd.
Instrument Corp.
General Investors Trust
(Boston)
General Motors

10-15

50c

37y2c
$5 preferred

1

11-

35c

American deposit

51c

,*

$1

,

12-

$2 convertible preferred
(quar.)
General Electric Co.
(quar.)
General Electric Co., Ltd.—

6%

.

$2

$1 25

Baking Co., common—_I—__i:7::
Dynamics Corp.

General
$2

&;

B

General

1

11-

35c

Internation"al"co7p"""~~""'~

Aniline

Class

45c

"

(quar i

9-25

10-15

75c

(quar->—

'

(quar;)

10-10

tl5e

9-30

10-15

common

Imperial Tobacco Co.

10-20

.

$1.12%
J26c

Co._____

(quar.)
preferred

9-30

$1.10

:_

4.70%

10-20

(quar.)

Co.

:

Co.,
preferred

Illinois

10-31

common___:_„___„_7_~_7

Corp.,

preferred

Fuller

9-30

10-15

4.42%

10-20

■

Ltd.,

10-15
10-15

preferred

Industrial

Canada, Ltd.

Companies,

Power

1

60c

(quar.)

9-25

10-31

(s-a)

1-2-54

West Sixth

(quar.)

Brick

1

10-16
10-

Ltd.—

9-30

15C

(s-a)

7

8

2

4.26%

5

62yac

Fluor Corp. (quar.)
Forbes & Wallace, class B
(quar.)
Fostoria Pressed Steel
Corp.—
Stock dividend

11-15

$1

1930 (resumK»
•S!umEnc3 l^Utoal Llfe Insuranee"(s - a)
""
°hl°
inc*

10-

11-

10-15

.$1

,

'

Co.

10-

933/4c

(quar.)_

(quar.)

Press

Brick

'

,

10-31

$1.12 >/a

^nTprKd'1' S"'CC

Combustion Engineering Inc (dtmr)
•Commodore Hotel,
(quar.
•Commonwealth Edison Co
com""(m.Vr 7"" '

10-

10-31

(quar.)

Rubber

common

2

25c

Corp.,
(quar.)

10-16

11-

15c

(quar.)

11-13

50c

4.06%

10-15

25c

Foundation Co.

-7

10-15

10-31

11-10

—

&

5%

(quar.)

preferred

Illinois

5

40c

Tire

6

dividend)

(initial)

Hydraulic

8-31

10-

75c

Fibreboard Products, Inc.—
6% prior preferred (quar.)—

10-15

5.

10-15

15c

Ferro Corp.;

9-30

0%

1

}10c

,

65c

"

(quar.)
Southern Ry

10-

(quar.i—.;

(quar.)
preferred (quar.).
(J. J.) & Co., common

Felin

6

10-

(quar.)

6.40%
preferred (initial)
Huttig Sash & Door Co. '

10-15

15c

(quar.)_

$1.25

■Colorado

10-15
11-

10c

(quar.)

Quarterly

10 5/12c

«■«»■>---

preferred

10-26

Fidelity & Deposit Co- (Bait.)
(quar.i
Fireman's Fund Insurance (San
Francisco)—

~?nE,SC,I"umln""n«
$4.50

10-15

10-15

(quar.)

*V*%

11-16

I

10-

2

,

B

Illinois

Common

12-1

preferred—

t0 common to Oct.

a?

10- 1

12-16

25c

7

15reat <Tn 9s1Ied t'01; redemptlon on Oct.
dend (Conv
Infn Sh&re plus th,s div*"

Y.)

Department Stores,

10-16

20c

J25C

conv.

2

2

(quar.)

common

Inc.

Finance

preferred
Owens Co.,

Class

each

Mig. & Engineering Corp.—
quarterly
Paperboard Co.—

Federal

7

60c

"

(auar

11-

Resumed

**

Circle Bar

for

(T. H.) Co., Ltd.—
preferred (quar.)_

4.16%

Federated

2"80 f^d3d &Products™ (qu~ar. 71
Cincinnati Gas

Corp.

(quar.)

Eversharp,

10-

2

11-

Extra

Estabrooks

10-15

(stock

Co.

preferred

4.40%

10-15
11-

Class A (initial)

25c

Erlanger Mills Corp., 41/2% prior pfd. (quar.)

10-24

87»/aC

A

preferred

Co.

preferred

Hughes

9-30

11-5

6% 1st preferred (quar.)
Erie Railroad Co.—

60c

Class

4%

—

Products, Ltd
Corp., com. (quar.)____

Steel

25c

(quar.)_

Shoppes,

3% %

11-

10-

(N.

Inc.

1

I

25c

(quar.)_—

.

Gas

Corp.

&

10-

37y2c

(quar.)

common

prefened

Insurance

9

(quar.)

common

(quar.)

(Henry)

9

11-21

1

Co.,

A

10-

25c

(quar.)
dividend)

(stock

—

convertible

10-

10c

Phonograph Corp.

Co.

Forge &

15c

"
:—

Holt

10-16

5C

50c

(quar.)

&

Mlllwork

Enamel
Erie

85

"

5%

Hot

15c

Lumber

Holly Sugar Corp.,

5

7y2c

8

10-30

10-

10-15

2

10-

1

_______________

10-

10-15

11-

$l"

10-31

12V2c

Home

1

933,4C

.9-30

10-24

&

Horder's

12-

10- 8

11-10

5

31 Vic

10-

10-31

10-10

(R.)

Household

(quar.)

10-31
10-26

11-14

5

11- 2

15c

45c

$1

10-

10-24

5

50c

10-

10-24

10-

53V8C

1

20c

5
5

10-15

30c

—

—

11-

87'/ac

1010-

25c

*.

(quar.)

(Edward)

10-15

held

Radio

&

11-14

t$2.50

preferred

9-23

(s-a)

United

shares

Trust

11-14

25c

of

Empire
Empire

11-30

40c

Chicago & Eastern Illinois RR.

10-15

(quar.).

of America

(quar.)—1

(quar.)

9-23

common

Share

&

10- 5

10-15
10-15

(quar.)

Hoe

9-15

Extra

11-30

10-

Bond

Emerson

9

10-31

P'

10-15
10-15

$1.12V2

(quar.)

10-22

10-15

25c

9-24

Extra

Co.

Co.

11-18

25c

.____

Hines

1

25c

(quar.)

Co.

Electric

shares

t25c

Telephone" Corp"

Ry.'

convertible

9

10-

2

preferred

conv.

tl2c

(quar)

Chesapeake & Ohio

6%

6

10-

11-

50C

1

income') FUnd' InC" (froin"net~i"n~v~e7t"ment
47%

10-

10-20

50c

ZlZZZIZ

10-

20c

&

40c

21V4c

1-20

10-10

J40c

Co.,

t20c

HI

•Chenango & UnadiHa

Industries

Brothers

'

(s-a)

2

participating preference (quar.)

Edgar

;;

Co.

4%

11-11

9-30

fquarT"
Investments, Ltd" ~~

Canada

11-

(quar.)

Inc., 5% preferred
Eastern Bakeries, Ltd.-—

9-30

Aguirre Sugar Co.

•Central

ilOc

$

10-20

45c

6

$1

Co.,

10-15

Celotex Corp., common
fqu'a'r"
.5%
preferred
(quar.):
Central

(quar.)_

10-

1

2-1-54

(quar.)__

E

11-

$1.37Vi

(quar.)

2

9-15

10-

(quar.)...

10-15

6hio~Ry".~~(qua7r"

Light Co. (quar.)

Food

Class
si

"(quar")"""

iF0r.P"Products
Preferi"ed (quar.)

•Catelli

preferred

t$1.127

'

__

pfd.

10-

10-15

10-27

J$1.75

$3.50 preferred (quar.)
Ducommun Metals & Supply
Duriron

10-30

:£$1

(quar.)

de Nemours

t277c

(quar.)

common

(quar.)

Ca/1,/dJan Refractories, 4~7%
4 7% preferred
(quar.)

J4Gc

i'25c

Ltd.

5c

ufrieS| Ltd.,

f

preferred

I.)

D

11- 5

Heinz (H. J.) & Co., com.
Hershey Chocolate Corp.
4V4% preferred series A

2

Class

Co.

Co.,

(quar.)

preferred

f40c

(E.

$4.50

10-

(quar.)—

—

Pont

10-30

(quar.)

t $ 1.50
(quar )

Ltd.—

(quar.)...

Corp., Ltd.

common

A

Paper

Eastern

;J_
Ltd.

Co.,

33,4%

'

(85c

Canadian-Fairbanks-Morse Co., Ltd
6%
prefered
(quar.)
Canadian General
Investments,

du

9-18

10-15

$25c

5%

10-26

t50e

(quar

(s-a)

(quar)

9-28

(quar.).,

Furniture

Extra

income)

10-15

Co.

Co.,

preferred

115c

Fund—

investment

Hecht

J35c

Chemical, common

preferred

$4

Coal

Textile

Chemical

110c

Canada

7°«,

7%
Dow

Ltd.

Corp.,

B

(quar.)__—
Industries, Inc
Company, common

Hayes

9-28

J40c

Dominion Tar &

9-30
10-

9-25

10-15

1

Dominion

~

General

10-31

10-15

J40c

Quarterly

&

$1.37 V2

Haydock Fund
$$1.12ya

(quar.)___

Extra

37 7c

common

Ltd.—

Steel,

common

(quar.)
Oilcloth & Linoleum

10-15

t5c

Assoc,~Ts-a7

&

(quar.)

preferred

Dominion

9-28

t20c
137y2C

(quar.).

Ltd.,

11-25

10c

Ltd.,

Glass,

10-15

200%

Extra

Foils,

7%

9-28

preferred

8c

C«f0Lla:^Ste/n States Life InsuranceStock dividend

Class A

Foundries

Dominion

15c

ZZ2ZZZ111ZZ""

Co

Camden Fire Insurance

7%

Dominion

9-28

preferred

conv.

$1.25

(quar.L_._~:::""

a

Canadian

2nd

10-15

177c

Calgary & Edmonton Corp., Ltd.

Canada

9-30

15c

(quar.)"

SBffV°zer'Ltd-(stock(quar.)...
dividend.::::::
Ca torn
Packing Corp.

(From

1

—_—-—

10-20

»

(quar.)

preferred

(quar.)

Co.—

11-14

$1.50

Refractories

Holden

Payable of Rec.

t$1.25

(A.)

10-

l<td.

(quar.)

5V2%

10-

(quar.)

Machine

9-30

2

Bridge Co., Ltd. (quar.)
Engineering Works Ltd. (s-a)
Dominion Fabrics Ltd.,
com.
(quar.)

pfd.

& Co., 5Vs%' pfd. (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Hart, Schaffner & Marx
(quar.)
Hawaiian Eelctric, 4y4%
pfd. C (quar.)

8

10-27
10-30

2

(quar.)

common

prior preferred

10-

8c

11-

$1.25

preferred

Harris

payable
option—

When

Share

Ltd., 5%

preferred

11-

2 V2C

convertible

Canada

Mines,

6%

and

shareholder's

at

Cotton,

Harbison-Walker

net

cash,

security, profits

net

stock

or

in

Per

Name of Company
Hamilton

1

50c

Extra

Canada

cash

from

2.44c

payable

10-

37V2C

(quar.)

Budget Finance Plan,

Buell

in

Dome

Newspaper.
.papers; Inc.—

preferred

60c

8

9-30

(year-end)

income

10-15

8 Vac

(quar.)__

~

'
common

Co.,

Shares

from

Fund

Monday, October 5, 1953

Holder«

Payable of Rec.

Share
Stock

Common

investment
5.56c

8

10-

10-15

of Company

__________

10"it

ras
Gas

convertible

10-

$1

Trust" Co".""(s-a)~
)

County

10-29
10-29

C^as^V^0^ C°'' ClaSS 'A preference---Bronx

Name
Diversified

9-30

Power Corp., Ltd., class A

When

Per

Holdert

Payable of Rec.

t40c

and Financial Chronicle...

■

1

11-16
-■9-30
12-1

*

11-

J.

10-24

]_

10-21

[

l

Corymercial and Financial Chronicle

Number 5261... The

178

me

Per

•

$1.10

3-10-54

2-18

12-10

3-10-54

.

is

2-18

Corp.,
<P• R-)

.ailman

9-18

Common

10-15

9-18

4% %

7

$4.75

preferred

(quar.)_.

$1.18%

10-15

9-18

11-

10-

1

1-1-54

Pacific Telephone

12-19

4-1-54

6%

.3-20

.

9-30

Packard-Bell

Park Chemical

10-15

9-30

10-15

9-30

10-20

10-

9

50c

10-20

10-

9

125c

10-15

'11-

Park

$1

10-15

50c

10-15

9-30

$1.50

10-15

9-30

10-15

$1.32

11-

2

10-

11-

2

10-

7

20c

10-15

13 %c

10-15

10-15

5%

*9-30

4.25%

56 %c

11-

2

Common

10-15

70c

10-ld

5c

10-

1

9-21

9-23

9-18

Philippine Long Distance
Piedmont

Pillsbury

5

9-21

Pioneer

12-31

12-11

10-

(Quarterly from investment
Chemical Corp.;,..

Matnieson

22c

income)

B

X

McCall

;

H
t

1 17 Vac

Electric

&

preferred
preferred

4.40%
4.90%.

1

11-

10-5

Portland

Gas

10-15

Portland

General

11-

2

10-

Portland

Transit

30c

.■

(quar.)
(quar.)

10-20

t$l

(quar.).

Co.:,

&

$1.22%

9-30

rlohawk

Liqueur

fonroe.Loan

5V2(

preferred

Morrell

Telegraph Co.

(John)

otorola.
6%,

Metal

preferred

Mount Diablo

Products

Co.

(quar.)

preferred
(s-a)
fountain States Power Co.
States

COi,

__

Gas

Co.

Co.

Steel

Co.

1

Newberry
Norfolk

<j.

10-

9

10-20

10-20

10-15

12-

10-

Class

4

10-30

9

54.10

10-

''11-

pfd.Tqu~a7)~"~

10-15

9-15

10-15
11-

11-15

10-30

11-15

10-30

10-15

9-30

12 %c

10-15

9-30

Savannah

$15c

10-15

9-30

5.36%

9-21

10-10

9-30

93 %c

11-

10-16

10-16

6 *2 %

Pacific

30c

10-15

10-14

PaClflC

10-14
1

1010-

3

.

"'$1.20

10-15

9-30

12-

1

9-30

10-31

preferred (quar.)

20c

10-15

9-30

$1.31%

10-20

9-30

$1.12%

10-31

10-15

11-

10-15

25c

11-

2
2

10-15

11-14

10-14

11-14

10-14

5c

10-15

9-25

50c

10-24

10-

2

25c

Co.

$20c

$$1.75

common...

(resumed)

10-15

10-

1

$1

(quar.)

Ltd. (s-a)

10-15

0

37 %c

Z

10-12

10-

1

50c

10-12

10-

1

50c

10-15

10-

1

10-15-

10-

&

Electric

Co.

10-

1

10-15

10-

1

9-25

10-15

9-25

10-26
10-15

.10-10
8

United

10-31

10-9

United

$1.40

$4

preferred

(quar.)

(Del.)

Risks

(quar.)—

$2.12
Smith
Smith

4%

South

(quar.)

Corp., common (quar.)
(quar.)___.,
Paper Mills, Ltd., com. (quar.).

(H.)

Jersey

(quar.)
Co.,

Pittsburgh

common

(quar.)

2-1
5-

1

9-30

10-15

10-

11-10

10-20

25c

10-15

91 %c
$1.07'%

11-

10-

1

12-

1

11-13

12- 1
10-10

11-13

43c
53c
$1.43%

10-10"

9-17

12-15
10-27

9-25

9-17




S.

—

Edison

(quar.)

S.

Foil

Class

1

6%

6%

RR. & Canal

Machinery

Corp.,

class

Steel
A

United

Stockyards
convertible

Leaf

11- 3

Van

Camp

10-

Van

9-18

55c

10-15

9-15

4.80 %

11- 2

9-21*

9-11 '

11-

2

10-

2

11-

2

10-

2

11-

4

10-15
10-

7

10-

7

9-10;
9-25.
-9-21

9-21

1-2-54
10- 9

10-

11-

10-15

1

12-11-.

87%c

Corp.,

(quar.)..

common

preferred

9-21

10-30

10- 9

10c

(quar.)_-

10-15

17%c

10-15

(quar.)..

35c

11-

2

(quar.)..

$1.06%

12-

1

30c

10-10

25c

Food

Co.

11-

2

9-18

9-13

10-16
11-16"*
9-25
10-

(quar.)

10-16

$2

—

10-31
2-1-54

1-15

10c

11-

2

10-15
10-

10-15

10-

10- 9

60c

11-17

11-

11- "2

10- 9

Vapor

12-10

12-

11- 2

10-

Viceroy

$1.25
12%c

10-15

10- 2

Vinco Corp.

11- 2
11-20
10-30

10- 2

Virginian

9-30

6%

preferred

10-30

9-30

6%

preferred

9-30

6%

10-15

Heating

6%

Mfg.,

Corp.,
class

5%

preferred

(quar.)

(quar.)

A

11- 2
10-15

10-15

10-31

10- 1

37%c
37%c
37%c
37%c

—

(quar.)

(quar.)
(quar.)

Vulcan

Crucible

Detinning

Walker

Steel

(quar.)...

Co.,

7%

9

9-25

11- 2

10-16

2-2-54

1-15

5-3-54

4-16

8-2-54

7-16

5%

Swasey

preferred

10-15
10-15

9-30

$45c
t$1.50

10-20

$80c

11-16
10-15
10-15

9-18

Weatherhead

17%c

10-15

9-30

Welsbach

i

10-13

Inc.

West

7%

Co.,

5%

$75c

10-15

9-25

11-5

10- 9

11- 4

10- 1
10-15

(quar.)

45c
$1.06%
$1.12%

11- 2
11-10
11-10

10-15
10-23
10-23

preferred

class B

(quar.)

$1.25

10-15

10- 1

25c

10-15

10- 2

17Ac

11- 2

common

Michigan Steel Foundry—
prior

preferred

9

9-25

11-18

(quar.)
preferred (quar.).

Corp.,

10-15

10-15
10-31

(quar.)

preferred
conv.

$75c

9-28
10-

25c

common

Washington Gas Light Co., com.
$4.50

10-20

20c
62%c

Co

(quar.)

$4.25

10- 8

35c

.

Brothers Pictures,
&

50c

——

(quar.)

'

37 %c
37%c

11-

10-

.

30c

pfd.

Quarterly

Warren Brothers Co.,

9-18

6

(Hiram)-Gooderham & Worts, Ltd.—

Warner

9-30

1

1 -

12-15

10c

(quar.)

preferred

10-

5

1

Ry.

preferred

Vulcan

11-14

$1.20
$1.12%

9

12 %c

common

Sea

10-15

$75c

(s-a)__.

10-15

10-28

1

Ltd.—

27c

22%c

$1.20

9-11

10-10

$1.25

10- 5

(quar.)_

10-15

1

75c

5%

10-31

preferred

10-13

10-15

(J. B.) 5% pfd A (quar.)
non-cumulative preferred B (quar.)..
Vanadium Corp. of America (quar.)

)

(quar.)

10-13

11-

35c

Sciver

10-16

10-31

Co.

11- 1

20c

preferred (quar.).
& Mining Co.—

(quar.)
$4 convertible preferred (s-a)

10-15

9

;

15c

22%c

Oil

Corp.,

J28c

Power

10-15

20c

Tobacco

Southern

Valspar

28%c

Colorado

2

.

6

50c

(quar.)..

(quar.)

Corp.,

preference

Universal

(quar.)

(quar.).

11-

9-15

62%c

A

Corp., 6%

preferred

Gas

(quar.)

10-

30c

Extra

Participating."
Southern

(quar.)

„

11-12

1

10-15

37 %c

com.

Utah

1

10-15

States Smelting, Ref.

6%

70c

•

,v

$2.50

...

Co.,

•

,

75c

(quar.)

Radiator

California

preferred

9-29

50c

S.

preferred

partic.

9-29

9

(

...

U.

United

Warner

Southern Canada Power, Ltd., com.

9

r

9,

25c

(quar.).

S.

5

preferred
(quar.)
preferred A (quar.)—

1010-

1

1

Co., 4%% preferred (s-a)
Plywood Corp., common (quar.)

10-

Co.—

10-

87%c

(quar.)..

B

10-31

4.56%

Co.

9-17
12-

Co.—
;

10-20

1

.

„

Lines

Sftfc

preferred

10-20

11-

(quar.)

Corp., class A

S.

(quar.)

(quar.)

4.48%

10-20

11-16

-

Co., com.
Universal Pictures Co., 4%% pfd.
Upson Co., common (quar.)

,

pfd.

11-16

11-16

.

U.

2%
t25c
t$1.75
$45c
$53c
50c
30c
$25c
$50c

10%

10-20

35c

9-17

10-10

10-

11-16

$1.12%

(quar„)__
Specialties Co. (increased)
Fidelity & Guaranty (Bait.)

United

10-16
10-16

10-10

10-15

America

preferred

7%

1

1

ll-'l

Southern Indiana Gas & Electric Co.—■-

(increased)

U.

1

50c

25c

(quar.)

(quar.)
Water, 4%%

California

Common

6%

U.

Gas Co.

preferred

Southern

—

preferred

conv.

Southern

10-31

5

9-30
9-30

...

....

25c

(stock dividend)—

dividend)

O.)

Aircraft

4.80%

11-15

6%

11-

$35c

United

12c

Shares

Douglass Co.

preferred

Solar

10-10

50c

—

(quar.)

(stock

preferred
(A.

10-10

11-16

1

35c

preference

Tool

Shoe

10-17

45c

common

Co.

Co.,

of

New Jersey

10-17

5

9-30

25c

(quar.)__

Fruit

20c

85c

Indemnity

Water

B

&

United

1

10-

10-

10-15

(quar.)

convertible
Drill

12-

10-15

10-15

A

Extra

2

10-15

$$1.75

Ltd

Cigar-Whelan Stores Corp.—

$3.50

7

10-15

25c

(quar.).

Co.

preferred

United

12-15

$1

(quar.)

Co.,

preferred
Biscuit

$4.50

11-17

$1.12%

B

United

11-17

1

$1

1

37 %c

Gas

iO-15
10-15

1

12-

92%c

United Artists Theatre Circuits—

$1.34

preferred (quar.)__
Slater
(N.)
Ltd., common

Inc.-

preferred (quar.)__.
Preferred (resumed)

Class

10-

12-

$1.12%

U.

7%

South
50c

11-16

8

10-28

5c

(quar.)

; 11-16
9-30

10-

87%c

preferred
(quar.)
$4.50
preferred
(quar.).^
'.'Union Gas Co. of Canada,
Union Sulphur &, Oil, class

Co.—

Inc.

9-30

<

preferred

10-15

10-15

9-30

10-15

50c

$4

14c 2-15-54

Sherwin-Williams Co. of Canada, Ltd. (quar.)

90c

'

A (quarJ

Oil

Oil

Smith
$1

_

(quar.)..

10-15

Missouri

$3.70

12-1

12-15

2

10-15

31%c

(quar.)_

$1.25

(quar.)

American

Selected

Shasta

5

9-30

(quar.).

Co.,

Finance

Selected

9-15
10-

10-15

(quar.)

Power

of

preferred

10-

11-

35c

Electric

9-21

10-23

1-2-54

12-15

*

,____

$3.50

12-

$1
&

(quar.) —;

United

(quar.)

Mfg. Co., 3.65% preferred
preferred
(quar.)

Seaboard

Shell

common

Union

1

14c

Insurance

Co.

9-29

10c

$50c

(quar.)

(quar.)
$1.72-convertible preferred (quar.)
$2.12 convertible preferred (quar.)
$5.75 sinking fund preferred (quar.)

3

$1-02,/a

Terminala c«m

9-25

50c

Co

preferred

Seaboard

9-28

prior

SaCCa£t

12-15

10-

9

1-2-54

R.

True

5c

4.30%

(quar.)_

Associates,

1-2-54

1.

10-

and this

Mfg.

Class

Ltd.

Industries

Paper

Scovill

2

11-10

9-30

Co. (quar.)
PaHf! Pr-tKiUcts' ^ preferred
PaclHc

10-15

12-15

10-

9

2

will

Trinity Universal Insurance (Dallas, Texas)—
Quarterly
Temper Corp., 4%% preferred (quar.)
Tuckett Tobacco Co., Ltd., 7%
pfd. (quar.)
Udylite Corp. (quar.)

10-15

2

1-2-54

10-15

10-

11-

$10c

Trans Caribbean Airways, Inc. (Del.), com. A
Treesweet Products Co., $1.25 pfd.
(quar.).

10-15

9

2

Grace

Towle

14c 5-15-54

preferred

$3.40

of

10-21

$2.50

(accum.)

(reduced)

(quar.)
Schuster (Ed.) & Co., common (quar.U——.

10-15

(increased)

pXford PaPer
6'

pfd.

Marine

Electric

Schenley

share

10-21

10c

—

Map

W.

share

common

0.45

10-21

37%C
$1.12%

(quar.)—

Transit

Antonio

for

2

10c

&

Fire

to

company

Each

2

10-15

10-

11-

20

2

$1,18%

Ry. Co.
preferred A (quar.)

convertible

Paul

of

Co.

Aug.

on

11-

11-

2

25c

11-

11- 2

10-15

11-

62%c

Ltd.

11-

Francisco

$1

10-15

com.

10-21

$1.02%
—:

Quarterly

25c

Co., Ltd.,

2

$1

(quar.)

Quarterly

<quar.)—I__ZZ_ZZZIZZ2Z

Elevator

preferred

conv.

Sanborn

}1%

"corp.

6%

Avenue

Louis-San

San

10-20

p,r°ducts

11-

15c

Special

10-16

(quar.)

Preferred

10-10

5c

Corp.,

St.

9-15

2

10-27

O'Sullivan Rubber

2

sale

&

10-15

10-31

preferred issue is being
called for redemption on Oct. 8 at $26.25
per share plus this dividend)
$0.25993
Toledo Edison Co., common (quar.)
17%c
4.25% preferred
(quar.)
$1.06'A
4.56% preferred (quar.)
$1.14

9-29

11-

50c

A

Lawrence

5%

Service

United Filters Inc.-

(quar.)
(quar.)
(accum.)

Co.

St.

10-31

(quar.)

Electric, 4% pfd.

10-15

$10c

Inc.

class A

&

Building Co.,

4%

(quar.)

(stockholders

exchanged

common

S & W Fine Foods, Inc.—

5

9-30

2

75c

cL?b class

Co.,

Russek's

10-

jvet Corp.. 4%rr.
0"ver

common

Association

Russ

25c

'

Corp.,

Cement

9-21

Transit

5%h<°mn, (?as &
Preferred

10-15

be

$5c

9-21

v

Holding,

10-

$25c

5

Indiana

•

approved
Grace

$28c

(quar.)

5

$1.13

Service

9-28
9-28

10-15

10-10

A

50c

common

10-

(quar.)

preferred

Ltd.,

10-

10-15

preferred

10-20

50c

(quar.)

$1.25

Scott

(quar.)

preferred

9-30

$1.25

(quar.)

9-21

Association—

Northern Pacific
Railway Co. (quar.)
Northern States Power
(Minn.) —
Common (quar..
5360

(quar.)

5

preferred

Northern

10-22

series

Corp. (quar.)
Thurston Chemical Co.—

10c

10-

$1.06%

Public

preferred

Thor

11-12

10-31

$1

11-13

5% %

10-15

11-16

31%c

1

50c

Royal Typewriter,-common (quar.)
4%% preferred A (quar.)

10-15

(quar.)

25c

(Canada)

Fifth

preferred

12-

$1.50

Roddis Plywood Corp._._
Rothmoor
Corp. common

9-30

1-2-54

convertible

preferred

2

I.)—

Thermoid Co., $2.50 preferred (quar.)
Third Canadian General Invest.
Trust,

11-16

2

$1.25

(R.

11-13

12c

11-

12-15

$1

(quar.)

30-15

9-7

1

$1.14

(quar;)

11-13'

8

10-

$1

(quar.)

1

10-20

2

10-15

$1.21

pfd.

1

35c

1 "

10-

15c

$4.56

12-

20c

12-

10-12

25c

(quar.)
Co.,

12-

12-1

10-30

preferred

4%

9-25

1-2-54

20c

(quar.)

11- 2

$1

$1.50

74/

4/ar/t

1

—

25c

Northern Indiana

9-25"

10-15

40c

(quar.)

$2

5

11-

Inc.

preferred

Textron, Inc.

5

9

60c

orth American
Refractories Co.

10-

10-

37%c

adj. pfd.

10-19

$4

10-

75c

(quar.)

Ry., 4%

10-30

10-24

50c

(s-a)

j.) Co., 3%%

11-14

Industries

$4.84

10-15

37 %c

(quar.)_____

(quar.)

& Western

10-15

10-15

Telephone CoZ (Ohio)

preferred

$$1.50

56c

35c

—___zzz.zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz
nil England
pruPsu'.ick Telephone Co.. Ltd. ~(qu~arZ)Z
6%

Texas Power & Light

40c

10-30

Mfg.

$1.12%

pfd.

St.

special

common

Texas

9-18

20c

15 c

1

Qu«ncar'vrd °aS & EdiSOn Light C'°'~

Newark

9-10

9-18

10-15

5c

9

10-15

50c

A

&

10-

—

(quar.)
Electric, com.
4% preferred (quar.)___
4.10%
preferred
(quar.)
4%% preferred (quar.)

10-15

Malleable

Texas Electric Service, $4 preferred
(quar.).
Texas-Illinois Natural Gas
Pipeline Co.—
Common (extra)

*

10-13

2

25c

(quar.)

9-30

3

10-13

11-

50c

(Cleveland)

10-15

Gas

2

Haute

11- 2

$$1.25

(quar.)

Tower

10-20
10-15

$1.12%

10-15

Button

25c

Electric

(quar.)

income—

5%

(quar.)

A

(quar.)

Co.

2

10-30

Ltd.—

$1.05

$1.12V2

.Z-IZZ

Co., com. (quar.)
52.40 preferred
,(quar.)_
'

Gas &

9-30

preferred

Corp.

11-

12%c

(quar.)

10-20

Rochester

20c

-piune ^eter

*

Terre

Rochester

$5c

'

Water

9-30

Rochester-American Insurance (N. Y.) (quar.)

11-

&

Terminal

9

25c

:

Co.—

(quar.)__.

4% %

Petroleum

pref.

Swift

9-18

9-30

$1.50

1

common.:

.

5%

9-10

(quar.)

3-17

$1

Corp.

Securities

preferred

Co.,

Supcrtest

10%

.

Steel

5

2nd
Oil

Spring

Electric

$1.06%

(Boston)

class

Co.,

Racing

1-

$4
Sun

9-15

25c

(quar.)
Corp., Ltd.

Car

Revere

1

10-15

5c

•fquaiv)-

Extra

divident)

(quar.)

Riverside

10c

(quar.)

National Shares
Corp. .(quar.)
National Starch Products

$!'40 Preferred

—

(quar.)

(Mass.)

preferred

5

1

10-

50c

B

Republic

9-30

10-

Greene

$75c

Extra

9-30

1

10-15

12%c

....

A.)

10-

10-10

11-

.10-15

50c

________

4%%':.preferred (quar.)___
5%, preferred
(quar.)__l
National. Lock

1-15-54

25c

j__

Ltd., class A (quar.)
National Lead Co.,
6%. pfd. B (quar.)

Service,

10-15

6-17

10-22

11'Ac

75c

National Hosiery
Mills,
National L:nen

10-15

7-1-54

Suburban

10-

12-17

4-1-54

Stubnitz

10-20

6-17

1-2-54

25c

5

10-

3-17

7-1-54

25c

1

50c

National City Bank (N.
Y.)
(quar.)
Rational Electric
Welding Machine (quar.)..

Extra.

10-15

15C

(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.____

Co.

6c

37 %c

;

common

Mfg.

National".Fuel

5%

9-30

15c

Biscuit

Naugatuck

10-15

.

Quarterly

National

9-30

8-10

2

4-1-54

20c

10-

10-15

9-30

12-17

15c

prior preferred (quar.)
prior preferred
(quar.)
Container
Corp.. (quar.)
Strawbridge & Clothier, common

10-

11-

10-12

1-2-54

5%

10-20

35c

11-27
12-14

15c

Extra

Renold Coventry, Ltd., class A

i

cominon____

National Cash Register
National Chemical &

(C.

Reitman's

12-15

10-20

$1.50

6%
preferred (quar.)
National Airlines, Inc.
(quar.)

National

12-19

21c

'__

Inc.,

(resumed)

(quar.)_

Extra

$3.50

'

10-15

$1.50

12-11

1-2-54

25c

(quar.)

5%

9-29

6

12-13

Stone

10-15

10-

9-30

12-31

30c

45c

Extra

(quar.)_

10-15

9-30

10-15

57c

—

preferred

10c

Reed

Cldss

2

11-

10-10

10-10

♦

6%c

Brewing Co., class A

5

Telephone & Telegraph Co.

Quarterly
Mutual System,

Fund

investment

Reece Corp.

11-10

11-

1
1

10-15

37%c

$1,25

I
(quar.)

B

5

11-10
j

(stock

(quar.)

(quar.)

5%

Ltd.

Pump

10-

com...

Vernon-Woodbury Mills

Mountain

°tis

Reda

Common

1

11-

11-

15c

(quar.)

1

10-

65c

(quar.)

preferred

10-

Co.,

7%

0

Class

9

9-30

(quar.)

Extra

Mount

10-

2nd

Red Top

9-15

___

:

4%

Common

10-

10-15

$1

common (quar.)
6%
preferred (quar.)
Reading Co., common (quar.)

9

9-19

(quar.j.

.____

Clemens

ount

10-

12-11

10-10

$1

Quaker Oats Co.,

6

9-30

—

1
(quar.)__

(quar.)_

Co.

&

Inc.

10-

;___

(quar.)
ontgomery Ward & Co., common

1-2-54

$1.75

9-18

Corp.

(quar.)

$1

Oil

net

Common

10-25

9-18 "*

9

45c

Btix, Baer So Fuller Co., common
6tokely-Van Camp, Inc.—

75c

(quar.)

common

preferred

(George)

From

9-21

12-11

$2.50

(quar.)__

preferred

Read & Co.

Putnam

1

10-15

1-2-54

2

9

10-

Ji5c

Stern & Stern Textiles, Inc.
4%% preferred (quar.)

$1.50

10-14

9-18

10-

$1.25

Lithograph

$1.12%

preferred (quar.)—
4.20%
preferred
(quar.)
4%% preferred (quar.)

11-25

Power, $6 pfd.

■lontreal

10-15

4'A%

9-30
10-

(quar.)

common

2

9-30

(quar.)_

com.

(quar.)...

11-14

(quar.)

Procter & Gamble Co., 8% preferred
Public Service Co. of Colorado, com.

5

10-

(quar.).

(quar.)—:

Power Uo.,

ontana

5%

Corp. —I
class A

11-20

10c

9-25

10-15

7%c

1

97%c

9-25

(Boston)

(Illinois)

2

prior

10-16

10-10

$iOc

1

Co

(quar.)

A

Corp.

11-

17 %c

Canada

1st

Pratt,

11-16

Society,

preferred

fontana

Co.

10-

Co.,

Shake

n

class

Investment

2c

of

Pratt-Hewitt

10-15

6c

...

Barge Line
Ltd. (s-a)

Valley

(Robert),

Corp.

Steak

%c

(quar.)
preferred

Electric

non-cum.

6%

10-15

:

Class A (quar.)___.
Ontario Paper Co.
(quar.)____

Mitchell

Power

6%

filler Mig. Co.,

Mississippi

9

9-30

-

1

10-23
10-10

tlOc

(quar.)

(quar.)

12-

Ry.

(quar.)
$5 pfd.

Light,

2

B

Street

12-

(s-a)

Stock

10-15

2

IJlMiles Laboratories (monthly)
Minnesota

Employees

9-21

2

11-

Class

50c

$10c

Ltd., class A

(quar.)_
Brock, Ltd.,

62V'2c

—

Telephone

Plymouth Cordage Co., com.

6

11-

——

pfd.

McColl Frontenac

Gas

9-30

10-

$1

$4

Petroleum

11-

Radio,

1

12%c

B

Stanley
State

10-15

11-30

93%c

5%
preferred (quar.)
Sterchi Bros. Stores, Inc.

(extra)

Inc.,

tl5c

(quar.)-Oil, 4%

Corp.

Co.

10-24

io_

12-10

10c

J.—

(quar.)

$1.06
$1.06lA

(quar.)

(quar.)

Northern

&

Mills.

$15c

)quar.)

MMichigan

12-

$1.06%

preferred (quar,)—
Mays (J. W.i, Inc. (quar.)-'ivC.r-—'■
McCabe Grain, Ltd.; class A; (quar.)—
4>A%

Class

10-26

10-24

preferred

11-20

Aircraft
Corp., 4%%
pfd.
(quar.).
Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne & Chicago Ry.—•
7% preferred (quar.)__
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie RR. (quar.):..
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co._.

;

11-15

N.

Ohio

12-1

....

,

3% %

of

Stecher-Traung

Piper

52%c

Trust—

Investors

Glass

9-22
.

10-16

Co.

11-20

(quar.)

preierred

9-22

10-15
10-15.

15c

Casualty Co.
prior preferred (quar.)——:—

Massachusetts

preferred

Phoenix

t20c

5

Oil

of

12 %c

12-15

:

pfd.

4.24%

5

£
aryland
$2.10

Co.,

(quar.)

10-15

$17%c

11-

10-24

10-15

f

57%c

(quar.)i—_____

Power

11-15

3.90%

7%, preferred, (quar.),.——
artin-Parry Corp.
—

Standard

11-15

10-15

1

19-is

class A

12%c

(quar.)_

1

4%

12-3

t$1.50
(quar.)

10-

15c

12-15

11-15
11-16

1

11-

common

Co.

(Trenton)
(quar.)
Standard Holding Corp.,
Class B

t75c

(quar.)

12-

53 Vac.

—~—

—

——

15 l/10c

10-30

12-18

33c
(quar.T

Peoples Gas, Light & Coke Co. (quar.)
Philadelphia Dairy Products Co.
$4.50
1st
preferred
(quar.)
$4 non-cum. 2nd preferred (quar.)
Philadelphia & Trenton RR. (quar.)
Philip Morris & Co., common (quar.)

10-15

>.

Manhattan

ll-4r3

32%c

(quar.)__

preferred

Cement,

Insurance

37%c

(quar.)

preferred

Pennsylvania

Fire

Standard

common

preferred

Portland

Standard

Class

11-

56%c
_,

1-2-54

25c

10-13

9-30

Securities—>

22%c

Corp.

Fruit Co., common

"4.60%

9-30

10-30

preferred
preferred

Pcnn

7

$1

10-30

Spokane

9

9-19

10-15

5c

&

5c

(quar.)

$1.30

$1.06%

11-13

9-30

Telephone Co.—

preferred

Penman's, Ltd.,
6%
preferred

9-30

+$1.25

Distillers

10-

10-15

'

preferred

2%c

(quar.)

Corp.,4%% non-cum.pfd. (s-a)

Tilford

&

10-15
10-26

7%c

!

Peninsular

10-15

1

Co., common

preferred

conv.

Park Sheraton

9-15

10-24

22 %c

62 %c

$1.50

—;

(quar.)

10-10

45c

50c

Quarterly

25c

(quar.)

Co.

Holder*

Payable of Rec.

(Dallas,

(quar.)

conv.

47

16c

(quar.)

Co.

(quar;)
Spokane International RR.—

Co.—

Extra

5%J

.

.

preferred

10-15

& Telegraph

Inc

Telephone

Insurance

Investments

10-15

$1.12%

25c

4uTc,

Special

$1.10

(quar.)

$1.25

& Co.—
convertible preferred (quar.)__
Bond Fund (9%c from invest¬
ment inc. and 5%c from security profits)
lanufacturers Trust Co. (N. Y.) (quar.)
ar-Tex Realization (s-a)
aracaibo Oil Exploration Corp. (s-a)_.___
larine Midland Corp.
•!>'/
4%% convertible preferred (quar.)...
Jaritime Telegraph & Telephone Co., Ltd.—
lallorv

10-20

(quar.)

preferred

31%c

(quar.)-—-Ltd., 5% preference (quar.).

11-16

50c

preferred

+ 41

preferred

shrs. now outstanding

Fund,

England
Life

*1

When

share

(quar.)

$4.50

62/2c
45c

preferred A (quarj
4% preferred B
(quar.)
ading Drug Stores Co., common (quar.)..

Texas)

$4.40

ozy2c

;!cvU|R. ^h" <7T%%~

a

New

Southwcstei

9-21

62% C

,

will be paid on

20

If approval
dividend of

12-22

25c

iWalter M.) Co., Ltd. (quar.)
vnchburg Gas Co. (quar.).——--——
von
Metal Products, 5% preferred (quar.)
acAndrevrs & Forbes Co., common

by Oct.

Southern

if

payment

Industries

1

10-

$1

0E«y

Per

Name of Company

1-2-54

$1

preferred (quar.)
A preferred (quar.)(increased quar.)
-on, island Lighting
orain Coal & Dock, 5% preferred (quar.).
la. preferred (quar.)—outsviile Gas & Electric Co., com.
(quar.)
S preferred ($100 par) (quar.)„_
I'l preferred ($25 pari (quar.)—
owell Bleachery Inc.
(quar.).:
+
—

secured

not

$1

Co.-^-,

Joint Pipe

Holder1

Payable of Itee

Southern

by 'stockholders).

approved

guaranteed (quar.J-

Special

55c

Lighting Corp.—
Common
(initial
quarterly

11-19

50c

When

Share

Pacific

11-19

12-10

50c

nek

Per

Name of Company

Payable of Rec.

;

$1.10

original--

Miami RR.,

lttle

;

,

Holier*

When

.

Share

of Company

Same

(1315)

(quar.)
\

'

-18

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle;

(1316)

preferred (quar.)
>«—
preferred .(quar.)
4.10%
preferred
(quar.)_;
?—
"Westates Petroleum Co., 70c pfd. <accum.)_
Western Grocers Ltd., class A (quar.)

Western

f>%

Pacific

.6%

S%

10-20

9-25

10-15

9-15

11- 2

10-16

:x 15c

11-16

ri-

2

10-15

10-

1

37V2C

10-15

10-1~

10 c

10-15

10-

10-31

10-14

-

-

(quar.)—--

$i

•'

10-15

$1.25

1-2-54

—.—.

10-15

6%

A

(quar.)———-

Class

B

1
1

York

9

tl2y2c

—

1

10-30

10-

10-30

10- 9

Gold

—

20C

10-15

tl5c

10-16

Corp.

Ltd., common
(monthly)

(Alexander),

25c

11-

25c

common

American

County

Machine

Gas

(quar.)—

(quar.)—

Co.

Yosemlte PaTk £z Curry

Co.

.

resident

10-15
11-

1-10
4-10

7-io
9-30
10-1
10-1

;

/'l

.<.*

1

-m

1'Cr

2

U-

2

10- I,

for this

resideat' tax

income

payment

Previous

-

15% ;

..v.

Income tax.

Jamaica

y Corrected

9

soUrre-

tax

Less British

a

9-30

11- 2

50%

10-10

dividend."'*
' 4"
tPayable in U. S. Funds, less '15%'Caiiaidian^
non-residents'-tax
tPayable in Canadian Funds, tax deductiblei at; the

10-20-

11-30

50c

—

(stock dividend)——

ty*1*""*-

..

11-

t37%c

JTLU—;

'
»

xLess
.

t3144c

•

9-30

2

10-31

(quar.)li—3^0-7^1-54-

•Transfer books not closed

9-30

10-15

(Wm;)| Jr. Co.

-*

Corp;,>fLtd^iLVr_. i i i^t6c
'-10-30
\s:t20c
11- 2

preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)__
'

10-15

Yates

(quar.)

Consolidated

Ltd.,

37,^c

preferred:(quar:)3fy£c' 4-30-54

10-15

11-

Wrigley

tl2'/2C

Class

11-

Wood

Ltd.—

convertible preferred

5%

9-18

(quar.)-.

p^^«red••••(qu4»)^^i^^•^,37%c^l>3e-54.•..

6%

$1.25
$1,26

preferred (quar.)—————.
preferred (quar.)
Wisconsin Southern Gas & Appliance

12-10

75c

common

Telegraph Co.

convertible

Yukon

Corp.

5%

9-24

convertible

6%

'

60c

preferred, (quar*) 1'——i,

6%

(

convertible

ZeHers,

Service

Public

6 %

5

5.04%

2

2- 1

of Company

Yellow Cab Co.—

Power

preferred (quar.)

6%

Wisconsin
11-

11-10
$1.25
$1.25 2-15-54

(quar.)———

Paper Co.,

Rubber

Bros.

Electric

Wisconsin

Co.

(quar.)

preferred

Westminster

15c

J50c

(quar.).

A
A

10-16

25c

Whiting Corp;, common-—
6% preferred A (quar.)"
Wilton Woolen Co.
(quar.)

$2

Western Tablet & Stationery,

Western Union

Whitehead

9-18

Name

10-16

11-2

$1,50

9-18

:

Holder*

11- 2

$1.433/4-

Ry.,'com. (quar,)——

10-15

Securities Co.—

RR.

preferred
preferred

Payable of Rec.

(quar,)—

lien

prior

9-18

10-15

...

(accum.)

A

4%

10-15

tl.l2Vz
$1.05
$1.02 »/2

4%%

class

When

Share'

:

'

,4.20%

♦2.50

.?

Wheeling <fc Lake Erie

West Penn Power Co.

Western Insurance

Company

Name of

Payable of lt«v

Share

Company

,Pet.w..

Hotter*

When
Name of

Mondays October 5, 19-,'

holders

dates

of

*

Noo.

'J ft ".wjr w-y-

•*•">

tax.

or

nublished

'

record

»""•

'

dates'are

reported

were-incorrent-^^

he*
cr*

/

.

j j*

.

AND CITY DEPARTMENT
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS

>4vt

ALABAMA

■. -

^

CALIFORNIA

f

Alameda Unified School District,

Boaz, Ala.
Bond Sale—An issue of

Alameda County, Calif.

$500,000

♦natural gas system revenue bonds

Note

Offering

—

John

Joseph

sold to a group composed of Kingston, Clerk of the Board of
Watkins, Morrow & Co., Birming¬ Supervisors, will receive sealed
ham, Herbert J. Sims & Co., New bids until 11 a.m. (PST) on Oct. 6
York City, and Juran & Moody, for the purchase of $300,000 tax
Dated Oct. 15,
St. Paul, as 5s. Dated Sept. 1, anticipation notes.
was

1953.
Due Dec;- 29, 1953.
Legal¬
Legality approved by
"Thompson, Dumas, O'Neal & ity approved by Orrick, Dahlquist,
Hayes, of Birmingham. (The City Herrington & Sutcliffe, of San
1P53.

•issued
■€»

invitation

an

Sept. 4

—v.

on

an

for

bids

up

issue of $460,000.

178, p. 807.)

* '

: :

;

Francisco.

3L.

R.

and

Warrant

Alvord

; : '

Driggers, City

■•receive sealed

bids

Clerk,

until

gnat,

will

10

a.m.

follows:

as

construction

sewer

Due

on

1963

bonds.

inclusive.

Oct.

from

1

1954

to

1954

to

rants

1973

Oct. 1 from

inclusive.

are

in

War¬

1964

callable

and
of

as

Oct. 1, 1963.
The

issues

dated

Oct.

1,

Legality approved by White,
Bradley, Arant, All & Rose, of
Birmingham.
Marshall County Gas Dist. (P. O.

Guntersville), Ala.
Bond

for

**as

revenue

bonds

was

sold

to

a

syndicate headed by John Nuveen
Co., Chicago.
Dated Sept. 1,

ft

€953.

Due

1984

ing in

on

March

inclusive.

1964 to

-callable

as

1

from

Bonds

1983

1959

matur¬

inclusive

are

of

Sept. 1, 1963; bonds
<«due in 1984 are callable as of Sept.
€, 1958.
Interest M-S.
Legality
-approved by Reed, Hoyt, Taylor &
Washburn, of New York City, and

Thompson, Dumas, O'Neal
Hayes, of Birmingham.
Other
cate:
«cago,

A.

&

'

A.

v

•

•

•

Peque-

Lee Higginson Corp., Blair,
&
Co., Inc., Herbert J.

Sims &

Co., of New York, Thomas
Co., of Pittsburgh, Allan Blair
Co., of Chicago, Beecroft, Cole
ft
Co., of Topeka, Byrne
and
ft.

It

inclusive.

Principal and

County

Clerk,

-

sealed bids until 9

Oct. 6 for

will

receive

(PST)

a.m.

on

Bond

ly,

sealed

bids

Clerk,
at

eigh, until 9
the

Bonds

bonds.

1953. Due

on

of

in

$2,925,000

Dated

Nov.

Nov. 1 from

1,

1954 to

inclusive.

Principal and in¬
terest
(M-N)
payable
at
the
County Treasurer's office or at
any of the County's fiscal agen¬

City

or

Note

Offering

John

—

Joseph

Kingston, Clerk of the Board of
Supervisors, will receive sealed
}ids at his office in

Oakland,

F.

Contra

Costa

County

Martinez),
Bond

will
the

be

Offering
received

purchase

of

(P.

Calif.

—

O.

'

Oct.

for

will

receive
510

Angeles

&

sealed

South

13,

Co.,

bids
6

for

$1,350,000 build¬

bids

Spring

until

10

at

ipal bonds.

|

Moor park

Union

Ventura

School

District,

County, Calif.

Bond Offering—L. E.

Hallowell,

County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in
il

Oct.

$90,000

27

for

Ventura,

the

un-

purchase

of

(P. O. Phoenix), Ariz,
Bond

Sale—The $40,000 build

€ne bonds

offered

to

Sept.

24

were

^




of

Hills, as 4%s, at a price
100.03, a basis of about 4.74%.

San Anselmo School Dist., Marin

County, Calif.
Bond

Sale—The $139,000 build¬

ing bonds-offered Sept. 29—v. 178,
1207—were

p.

Williston*

Bruce

&

to

Co.,

J.

of

.

-

County (P. O.

Sale—An

tax

the

Trust

issue of

$4,650,-

anticipation notes
Bank

of America

was

sold

1207—were awarded to

Garden Grove School District,

Orange County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The $210,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Sept. 29—v. 178

America National Trust & Sav¬
ings Association, of San
Francisco,
as 2%s.
Dated Dec. 1, 1950. Prin¬
cipal and interest (J-D)
payable
at the
County Treasurer's office.

Modesto,

National

inf

Principal* and; interest
(J-D)
payable; at ;the Counts
Treasurer's! off ice.;,- Legality, ap¬
proved by Orrick; Dahlquist. Her¬
rington & Sutcliffe, of San Francisco.;;';.
;
;

r :;

DELAWARE

Kent

County ■ (Pi O. Dover); Del.
Bond; Sale-—The; $64,000' Edge-

hill
Suburban 4 Community. Im
provement; bonds offered Sept. 2
-vl- 178/! P.! 997—were awarde'
to

Francis

York

I.

100.26,

Co., Ne
price oi

a

FLORIDA
Florida

Agricultural and Mechani
College for Negroes (P. O.
Tallahassee), Fla.

cal

San

Diego

County, Alpine

Sanitation Dist. (P. O. San
Bond

Diego), Calif.
Offering —T. H.

Bond

Sexton,

Clerk of the Board of
Supervisors,
receive
sealed
bids
until

will

(PST) on Oct. 13 for the
purchase of $120,000 sewer bonds.
a.m.

Dated Nov. 1, 1953.
Due on Nov. 1
from 1954 to 1983 inclusive.
Prin¬
cipal and interest (M-N) payable
at

&

3s, •at

basis of about 2.96%.

a

Savings Association, of
San Francisco, at 1.89% interest.

10

duPont

City,;as

the

County Treasurer's office.
Legality approved by O'Melveny
& Myers, of Los
Angeles.
Unified Sch.

Alameda County,
Bond

Offering

—

bids at his office in

Offering—W.

until

Oct.

22

John

Joseph

Oakland, until

a syndi¬
11 a.m.
(PST) on Oct. 6 for the
by the Bank of Amer¬ purchase of
$300,000 tax anticipa¬
Savings As¬ tion notes.
Dated Oct. 15, 1953.
sociation, of San Francisco, as Due Dec.
29, 1953.
Legality ap¬
3V2S, at a price of 101.71, a basis proved
by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her¬
of about 3.37%.
rington &

for

the

$900,000 dormitory
originally offered
Sept. 29.

Powers

purchase of
bonds:

revenue

for

sale

St. Petersburg, Fla.
Not Sold
No

Certificates

sewer

system

for the

$1,460,00(|

certificate#

revenue

offered Oct. 1.—v.

178,

p.

807.

HAWAII

I

Hawaii (Territory of)
Bond Sale—The $5,500,000

improvement
bonds
offeree
Sept. 29—v.
178, 1 p. 997—wer#
a

the

National

York

William

R.

Staats

& Co., of Los
Lynch, Pierce,
Fenner & Beane, of San
Francisco,
E. F. Hutton &
Co., of New York.
Lawson, Levy & Williams, Stone
&

Alameda

MeiTill

Youngberg, both

of

San

Fran¬

til

11

a.m.

purchase

un¬

(PST) on Oct. 6 for the
$700,000 tax antici¬

of

Dated Oct.

District,
County, Calif.

Offering — John Joseph
Kingston, Clerk of the Board of

Supervisors, will receive sealed
bids at his office in
Oakland, un¬
til 11 a.m.
(PST) on Oct. 6 for the
purchase of $200,000 tax

anticipa¬
Dated Oct. 15, 1953.
29, 1953. Legality ap¬
proved by Orrick,
Dahlquist, Her¬
rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
tion

notes.

Due

Dec.

cisco.

15, 1953

Chase

Stanislaus Union School
District,
Stanislaus County, Calif.
Bond Offering
C. C.
County Clerk, will receive
bids at his office in
2

p.m.

(PST)

purchase

on

of

14

bonds.
on

(J-D)

Principal
payable

Treasurer's

at

office.

Ne\|

yield from 1.85% to 3%, accordingly
to
maturity. In the opinion o.
counsel, the bonds will constitute
valid

and

tions

of

payable

from

revenues

will

legally binding obliga; |0
Territory of Hawaii jv

the

be

of

the

the

exempt

consolidates

Territory,

as

to

both

an#
prin^

Also

ing

participating in the offers
Harris Trust and Saving]

are:

Salomon

Bros.

&

Hutzlef;
Of:

Drexel & Co.; Blair, Rollins &

Marks

&

Co.;

Hayden, Miller

f

the

and

interest

the

County

Legality

ap-

;c

cipal and interest from all present
Federal, state, municipal and loc
taxes, except estate, inheritanc
and gift taxes.

Co.; Malvern Hill & CompanT
building Incorporated; Green, Ellis & An
for

Dated June 15, 1953. Due
June 15 from 1954 to
1970 in¬

clusive.

Bank,

Incorporated; Mercantile Trus|
Eastin, Company, St. Louis; Equitable Sef'
sealed curities Corporation; Laurence

Modesto, until

Oct.

$85,000

syndicate headed b:

City, as 2.90s, at a price o|
100.549, a basis of about 2.85?/
The bonds, due
serially from 195|
to
1973
inclusive, are priced t|

Bank;

—

sealed

Oakland,

pation notes.
Due Dec.

School

Bond

—

Supervisors, will receive
bids at his office in

Lorenzo

I;

put*

lie

awarded to

San

bid#

—

submitted

were

ica National Trust &

cisco.

ofl

-

Dist.,

Calif.

F.

Secretary of the State Board o
Control, will receive sealed bid#:

cate headed

Other members of the
syndicate:
Blyth & Co., of San Francisco,

un¬

Oct. 14 for the

&

Kingston, Clerk of the Board of
$650,000 build¬
Supervisors, will receive sealed

Sale—The

on

elusive.*

Los

;

t

•

R.

Sacramento), Calif.
Note

City Sch. Dist., Los
Angeles County, Calif.

p.

awarded

Angeles.

San Leandro

Legality
29, 1953. Legality ap¬
approved
by
Orrick,
proved by
Refsnes, Ely, Beck & Dahlquist,
Orrick, Dahlquist, Her¬
Herrington & Sutcliffe,
-Co., of Phoenix,
rington & Sutcliffe, of San
Fran¬
ijaIaUMMIJU of San Francisco.
cisco.
awarded

J. B. Hanauer & Co., of Bever¬

building bonds.

ing bonds offered Sept. 29—v. 178,

office, in

(PST)

The

—

ly

Norwalk

Bond

at his

til 2 p.m.

to

its

(PST)

a.m.

.

$62,000 water purchaser of * $320,000
building
works revenue bonds offered Sept. jondsr
Dated; Junef 15,! 1953; Due;
23—v. 178, p. 997—were awarded on.June 15,frdm!.l9541 to
1969

St., Los

185,000 various California munic¬

Angeles,

ing bonds.

of

Bond Sale

agents,

Oct. 7 for the purchase of $7,-

on

—

No. 31

Hueneme, Calif.

Due in three months.

as

County, Calif.
Offering'— C. C. Eastin,
County Clerk, will receive sealei
Bond

bids

the

cisco, Redfield & Co., of
Pasadena,
1207—were awarded to the Se¬ C. N. White & Co., of
Oakland,
curity-First National Bank of Los Jones, Cosgrove & Miller, of Pasa¬
Angeles, as 3V2S, at a price of dena, and Fred D. Blake &
Co.,
Bcnder Corp., of
Omaha, Zahner 100.27, a basis of about
of Los Angeles.
3.47%.
ft
Co., of Kansas City, Rober
Oakland Unified School
Grant Union High School
District,
-Showers, of Chicago, and Arthur
District,
Alameda
Sacramento County, Calif.
County, Calif.
X. Wright &
Co., of Philadelphia.
Note Offering
Bond Sale
The $32,000 build¬
John Joseph
ing bonds were sold to the Bank Kingston, Clerk of the Board of
ARIZONA

Maricopa County Sch. Dist.

3.13%.

Port

Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬

Sealed

until

S»ld—Bids

Moulton

office

un¬

cisco.

of about

R. F. Moulton Offering Bonds—
R.

til 11

a.m. (PST) on Oct. 6 for the
purchase of $600,000 tax anticipa¬
tion notes. Dated Oct.
15, 1953.
Due Dec. 29,
1953. Legality ap¬
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her¬
rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬

Not

Los Angeles, Calif.

Chicago.

Berkeley Unified School District,
Alameda County, Calif.

Co., of Beverly Hills, as
price of 100.58, a basis

a

Sacramento

returned unopened because
high construction costs.

of

Ral¬

Oct. 6

on

v'

&

auer

3V4S, at

were

receive

office

(PST)

purchase

building
1973

his

a.m.

will

,

$140,000 swimming pool bonds of¬
000
fered Sept. 29—v. 178, p. 1102to

Offering—Harold J. Ost-

County

proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her¬
Angeles County, Calif.
rington & Sutcliffe,, of San Fran
Bond Sale—The $46,000 building cisco.
bonds offered Sept. 29—v. 178, p.
Turlock School 'District;
Stanislaut
1207—were awarded to J. B. Han-

Lompoc, Calif.-

the

School District,
Angeles County, Calif.

Los

Palos Verdes School District, Los

the

purchase of $350,000 building bonds. Dated Nov.
1,

in¬

(M-N)
payable; at
County Treasurer's office.

Hhelps,

Inc., of New York, The
Illinois Company, of
Chicago, Ber•*»ey Perry & Co., of
Birmingham,
Rodman & Linn, of
Chicago, J. R.
Ross & Co., of
Newark, Scharff &
Jtones, of New Orleans, Wachob-

ly,

a.m.

terest

of the syndi¬
Allyn & Co., of Chi-

Rollins

District

.

members

C.

School

the

cies in New York

Sale—An issue of $2,825,first mortgage natural

4%%

City

(PST) on Oct. 1953. Due on Nov. 1 from 1954 to
purchase of $285,000 1978 inclusive. Principal and in¬
terest
(M-N)
payable'- at
the
building bonds. Dated Nov.
1>
1953. Due on Nov. 1 from 1954 to County Treasurer's office.
13

for

are

€953.

*900

Offering —G.

Arcadia Unified

on

maturing

thereafter

District, Riverside

County, Calif.ij

side, until 10

484,000 police building refunding
warrants. Due

:

sealed bids at his office in River¬

1975

^560,000 street improvement and

.V

Inglewood

Los Angeles County, Calif.
Bond Offering—Harold J. Ost-^

County Clerk, will receive

—

>|CST) on Oct. 6 for the purhcase
$744,000 bonds and warrants,
•divided

School

<

Bond

Offering

Francisco.

,

Dothan, Ala.
Bond

Hay ward Union High Sch. Dist.,
Alameda County, Calif.
Note
Offering — John Joseph
Kingston, Clerk of the Board of
Supervisors, will receive sealed
bids until 11 a.m. (PST) on Oct. 6
for the purchase of $300,000 tax
anticipation notes. Dated Oct; 15,
1953.
Due Dec. 29, 1953. Legality
approved
by Orrick, Dahlquist,
Herrington & Sutcliffe, of San

derson;
pany
rities

Central

Republic

Coi\

(Incorporated); First Sec#
Company of Chicago; R. #

Day & Co.; Andrews & Welld
Inc.; and Freeman & Company.

Vi
>f

19

receive sealed bids c/o the Louis¬

(P. O. Greenwood), Ind.

f°()ffcring' —e'sealed

ville

Offering—John W. Bailey,

Bond

until 11

will

Trustees

of

Board

the

that

Greenwood Sch.< Bldg. Corporation

IDAHO

(1317)

Chronicle

The Commercial and Financial

Number 5261...

178

olume

until

Fund,

Sinking

Jje

bonds.

noon

(EST)

a.m.

purchase

of

Dated

Oct. 8 for

on

Sept.

water
1953. Due

1,

Harper Woods, Mich.

,

$160,000

49

Bond

Seitz,

Offering

City

Lillia.n M

—

Clerk,

will

receive

Sept. 1 from 1954 to 1968 in¬ sealed bids until 8
(CST) on Oct. 14 for the purchase
p.m. (EST) on
of
the
School
of $4,000,000 University building clusive.
Principal
and
interest Oct. 15 for the
purchase of $96,000
Building Corporation, will receive
and
equipment- bonds.
Dated payable at the Day Trust Co., special assessment
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on
street, water
Boston.
Legality
approved
by and sewer bonds. Dated Oct.
April 1, 1953. Due on April 1 from
Oct. 6 for the purchase of $530,000
1,
$140,000 storm, sewer
1954 to 1993 inclusive. Principal Ropes,
Gray, Best, Coolidge & 1953. Due on
first
April 1 from 1954 to
mortgage building
bonds.
ILLINOIS ;
; ;
and interest (A-O) payable at the Rugg, of Boston.
1958 inclusive. Bonds maturing in
Dated Oct. 1, 1953; Due semi-an¬
Chemical Bank & Trust Co., New
Chicago Transit Authority,
1958 and thereafter are callable
nually on Feb. 1 and Aug. 1 from
Wakefield, Mass.
York City. Legality approved by
„„„,K Not Sold—No bids were
as of April 1, 1956. Principal and
1956 to 19.75 inclusive. Bonds ma¬
Bond
&
Offering—John I. Pres- interest
Pershing,
of New
for the $7,000,000 right- turing Aug. 1, 1960 and thereafter Mitchell
(A-O) payable at a bank
York City.
on, Town Treasurer, will receive or trust
bonds offered Sept.
are
callable as of Feb. 1,
1960.
company in*Michigan
.

bids

on

Jr.,

rle re<S*
7:30 hpm:
lcTy on Oct. 8 for the purchase

Secretary

v

-

bonds.

Mi

Emitted

Ltav

|5-v

It'is expected that
offered' as not exceed! 4iAs will be taken at par by
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul
ld pacific Railroad Co. in payent for the right-of-way
now
Eased from the.latter by. the

JB

1102.

D

of

p

Authority.

ransit

-

LOUISIANA

by; Ross,

District No.

Bond

Linton, Ind.
Offering

H

—

Parish School
Board, will receive sealed t bids
until
10, "a.m.
(CST) on Nov. 5
for
the
purchase
of $500,000

L.

1 d

a r o

the

of

,

L

Cook Counties, Hinsdale Jones, City Clerk-Treasurer, will
receive sealed bids. until 7 p.m.
Township High School District
Page
&

O. Hmsdale), III.

86 (P.

No

(CST)
of

improvement bonds.
Dated Nov.
1, 1953. Due semi¬
annually from July 1,
1954 to

Sale—The $900,000 buildoffered Sept. 28—v. 178,
i
1102—were awarded to a group
omposed of Glore, Forgaiv& Co.
'hicago, Salomon Bros. & Hutzler
Bond

L

bonds

Jan.

1

III.

Louis,

St.

East

■

f

''

1955

from

Further

inclusive.

1973

to-

serially

Due

from the

details may be obtained

Consolidated School

Central

Building Corporation (P. O.
Crandall), Ind.
Bond Offering — C, Jerome

La

No.

(P. O. Lockport), La.

1

$800,000 public

Sale—The

Bond

District

Water

Parish

improvement unlimited tax bonds
will receive
offered Sept. 29—v. 178, p. 998
jty-Clerk, will- receive sealed sealed bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on
were
awarded to a group com¬
ids until 10 a.m. (CST)- on Oct.
Oct. 9 for the purchase of $430,000
4' for the purchase of $2,240,000.j first mortgage bonds. Dated Oct. posed of Scharff & Jones, New¬
a n i t a r y
sewer
improvement 1, 1953. Due semi-annually from man, Brown & Co.,. Merrill Lynch,
Fenner & Beane, all of
onds. Dated July 1, 1953. LDue Jan. 1, 1956 to Jan. 1, 1976 inclu¬ Pierce,
New
Orleans, Barrow, Leary &
n July
1 from 1955 tb 1970 in- sive.' Bonds maturing Jan. 1, 1961
lusive.
Principal and
interest and thereafter are callable as of Co., Shreveport, and Glas & Co.,
New Orleans, at a price of par,
J-J) payable at a St. Louis or July 1, 1960. Principal and inter¬
a net interest cost of about 3.54%,
hicago bank mutually acceptable est (J-J)" payable at the Indiana
o
fhe purchaser and the City, National Bank, Indianapolis. Le¬ as follows:
egality approved by Chapman & gality approved by Ross, McCord, $190,000 3V4S. Due on Nov. 1 from
1955 to 1964 inclusive.
Ice & Miller, of Indianapolis.
utler, of Chicago.
•... •:
610,000 3V2S. Due on Nov. 1 from
rundy County, Mazon Township
IOWA
1963 to 1983 inclusive.
High Sch. Dist. No. 97 (P. O.
Council Bluffs, Iowa
Louisiana State Building Authority
Mazon), III.
Bond Offering — L. B. BrugenBond Sale—The $497,000 build(P. O. Baton Rouge), La.
hemke, City Clerk, will receive
ng bonds was sold to A. C. Allyn
Bond Offering—A. P. Tugwell,
sealed bids until 9 p.m. (CST) on
Co., and Burns, Corbett & PickState
Treasurer, will receive
Oct. 12 for the purchase of $200,rd, Inc., both of Chicago, jointly,
Bond Offering

John Tierney,

—

President,

Davis,

1954

t

price of 100.14,

a

ost of about

292,000 2M>s. Due

net interest

a

2.64%,

Dec. 1 from

on

1954 to 1965 inclusive.

205,000 2%s. Due

1966 to 1972 inclusive.

The

bonds

953. Due

972 inclusive.
rest

ank

trust

Cceptable

to

the

Oct.

6

for

purchase of $130,000 building

bonds.

ond

Chicago

mutually

purchaser

and

he District.

Legality approved by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.

Floyd County (P. O. Prestonburg),
Kentucky
Bond Sale—The $445,000 school
building
Sept.

bonds offered
178, p. 1208—were
group composed of

30—v.
to

awarded

purchase

water

a

of

bonds.

revenue

of

100.01,

h'om

1, 1953., Due on Aug.
1955 to
1985
inclusive.

|°nds maturing
hereafter
'

are

in

1973

callable

[9'3. Principal

>*-A) payable at

a

and

of Aug.

as

and

interest

bank

or

trust

^mpany in Chicago mutually
ceptable to the purchaser and
-ity.
man

Dist.

kJaJZp Monmouth),
Bond
Offering—Paul

.

nj

SuP.enntendent

^re-ve
;chZ
nool
'

Bond

Court

Fiscal
sealed

Dated

38

III.
M.

Craft-

of

Schools,
sealed bids until Oct.

bonds.. Dated Oct.
15, 1953.

Elkhart County

;

(P, O.

and

$120.000 im-

are

of Chicago,
Wyatt, Grafton & Grafton, of

Louisville.

Louisville,

City

vided

as

Forks

revp

°r £e

fa.-v 178, p. bonds
7nnUe 997.
v-

bids

were

sewage

offered Sept.
' '

..

* '




Treasurer's

State
fiscal

at

the

in

or

New York

agency

of

City. Le¬

J.

and

Tyr¬

Secre¬

Oct.

on

14 for the
bonds, di¬

bonds.
1954 to

-

Offering
bids

Jan.

to

awarded

Barrow,

Leary & Co., of Shreveport, as 4s.

25,

Due

on

headquarters
April 1

from

1993 inclusive.

1993 inclusive.

bonds

are

dated

April? 1,

approved

•

by

Mitchell

the

Additional

Davidson,

of

(EST)

a.m.

on

issuer
bonds
come

Due

subject to Federal in¬
Dated March 1, 1953

are

taxes.

March 1 from 1956 to 199o

on

Principal

inclusive.

payable

(M-S)

New

the

at

principa

Deposit

Safe

the

of

interes

and

&

Baltimore, or at the
York Trust Co., New York
Co.,

City. Legality approved by Niles
Yost

Barton,

Dankmeyer,

&

of

Bond Sale

Offering—Philip

Sept.

were

awarded

President

of the Uni¬

Louisville,

announces

Spe¬

22—v.

178,

p.

to

the

First

Braun,

bids

sealed

Boston,
Oct.

6

the

at

State Housing

on

—

office

receive
of

until
for

11

the

a.m.

purchase

notes. Dated
Oct.
Due July 27, 1954.

of

—

Preston

July 1, 1954 to Jan. 1, 1979 inclu¬
Bonds maturing on Jan. 1,
callable

are

as

July 1,„ 1956.

&

ens

Moorman, of Detroit.
Oak Park, Mich.

and
Inc.,

Bond
eral

Sale —The

obligation

$220,000 gen¬
bonds of¬

water

fered

Sept. 28—v.

follows:

were

awarded

$136,000 bonds

as

2V2S, at 100.004,

posed of First of Michigan Corp.,

a

Kenower,

basis of about 2.49%.

136,000 bonds
a

W2S, at 100.007,

as

basis of about 2.49%.

52,500 bonds
100.02,

•

a

interest cost of

(EST)

will re¬
10

special

assessment

1968

50,000

1958

The
1953.

bonds

dated

Aug.

15,
(F-

interest

and

A) payable at the current official
the

of

City

Chicago

Detroit

of

York

New

or

in

Canfield,

Paddock

&

Stone,

of

Detroit.

Bond

Mich.

Offering—Alberta

Nowl-

from

1

Bonds

1955

1957.

(M-S)
Trust

to

1978

inclusive.

and
callable as^of Sept.

maturing

thereafter

1,

will

Clerk,

City

are

in

1957

Detroit.

Legality ap¬

proved by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
dock & Stone, of Detroit.
Township

1

from

1

from

Jan.

on

inclusive.

Due

on

Jan.

1976 inclusive.

(P. O. Oshtemo),

Sale—The

$79,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Sept. 28—v. 178,
p.

1103—were awarded to Watler

J.

Wade,

Inc.,

of

Grand

Rapids.

Plainfield
No.

4

Township Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Sparta), Mich.

Bond Offering—John Spoelstra,
Director, will receive sealed bids

7 p.m.

until
the

(EST)

purchase

bonds.

from 1954 to

thereafter

(A-O)

8 for

$30,000 building
Sept. 1, 1953. Due

Bonds

April 1, 1958.
est

Oct.

on

of

Dated

April 1

1971

maturing in
callable

are

in¬

1959
of

as

Principal and inter¬

payable

bank

or

trust company to be designated
the purchaser.

by

at

a

Springfield School Dist. (formerly
Battle Creek and Bedford

Frac.
Bond
000

Twps.

Sch. Dist. No. 2), Mich.
Sale—An issue of $1,200,-

building bonds

Michigan

was

sold to

a

(P.

O.

He), Mich.
—
Kenneth

Offering

$225,000 4s. Due
400,000
from

H.

Gape, District Secretary, will re¬
ceive
sealed
bids
until
8 p.m.
(EST) on Oct. 5 for the purchase
$50,000 tax anticipation notes.
Dated Sept. 15, 1953. Due Jan. 15,
of

1954.

Hanover, Liberty, Pulaski,

Spring

Corp.,

Detroit,

as

follows:

1955

lie

from

interest
syndicate headed by the First of
Detroit of

Principal and
payable
at the

Co.,

1

Michigan
Bond

and

receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on
Oct. 13 for the purchase of $193,000 sewage disposal system bonds.
Dated Sept. 1, 1953. Due on Sept.
and,

Jan.

on

1971

4s.

clusive.

Jordan,

as

Townships Sch. Dist. No. 12,

on

East

net

a

4.05%,

Oshtemo, Kalamazoo and Texas

inclusive.

are

Principal

Due

1972 to

15 from

Aug.

255,000 street paving, series 53-E
bonds. Due on Aug. 15 from
to

about

1967 inclusive.

to

Frac.

inclusive.

1963

to

of

4s.

$48,000 street paving, series 53-D
on

Co., and
Co., all'of

&

price of 100.05,

a

cost

$130,000

bonds, divided as follows:
Dife

com¬

follows:

a.m.

Oct. 6 for the purchase

on

$303,000

1208—

p.

group

&

40,000 41/4S. Due

erspoon, City Controller,
ceive
sealed
bids until

of

Detroit, at

H. With-

Offering—John

178,
a

Moore

-

1955 to

Detroit, Mich.
Bond

.

to

MacArthur

McDonald

interest

2V2s and 2%s, at

as

net
about 2.70%.

575,000
from

Other

to

3%s.
1959

3V2S.
1965

April 1 from

on

1958

inclusive.

Due
to

Due
to

members

on

1964

on

1971

of

April

C

Summit

Whittemore, Town Treasurer, wil
receive sealed bids c/o Day Trusi:

ing bonds offered Sept. 29—v. 178,

Co., Ill Devonshire St., Boston 9

of Michigan

p.

998—were awarded to the First

Corp., Detroit.

1

inclusive.

April

1

inclusive.
the

syndi¬

cate:

Stranahan, Harris & Co., of
Toledo, Braun, Bosworth & Co.,
Inc., Paine, Webber, Jackson' &
Curtis, of Chicago, Barcus, Kin¬
dred & Co., both of Chicago, Watlin, Lerchen & Co., Shannon
Co., H. V. Sattley & Co., Ken¬
ower, MacArthur & Co., McDon¬
ald-Moore & Co., all of Detroit,

and Somerset
Townships Fract. Sch. Dist.
No. 11 (P. O. R. F. D.
No. 1, Hanover), Mich.
Bond Sale—The $183,000 build¬ Ryan,
Arbor,

22

Shrewsbury, Mass.
Offering

De¬

sive.

of

(EST;

$352,000
1953.

the

Board, 90 Tremont

of

as

Note

William J. D

Chairman, Will

Co.,

Toledo, jointly,

Grosse

Offering

&

Bond Offering—Arthur J. Leut-

998—

Corp.,

Crosse

Note

McDonald-Moore

troit.

Principal and in¬
terest (J-J) payable at a bank or
trust company in Michigan' des¬
ignated by the successful bidder.
Legality approved by Berry, Stev¬

Detroit,
Bosworth
&
Co.,

Michigan

MASSACHUSETTS

Bond

G.

approved

The $188,500

—

fered

Baltimore.

Peabody Housing Authority, Mass

Sept. 28—

1208—were awarded to

p.

cial Assessment District bonds of¬

Oct. 15 for

of $1,632,000 Uni¬
dormitory bonds. As the
is not a public agency, the

178,

v.

the

22, 1953. Due

Legality

1955.

Detroit,

purchase

versity

&

Pershing, of New York City.

of

MICHIGAN

York City. Legal¬

Trust Co., New

versity

until 11

St.,

Principal and interest payT
at
the' Chemical
Bank
&

office

Dearborn, Mich.

Henry Baker,

—

,

Sale—The $34,000 Group
Sanitary Sewer Special As¬

sessment bonds offered

1057 and thereafter

Treasurer, will receive sealed bids

Ratcliff,

3,000,000 general hospital bonds.
Due on April 1 from 1954 to

able

Offering

Bond

r

•

Mc-

City. Legality approved by Miller,
Hopkins University (P. O.
Baltimore), Md.

•

.

Bond
No. 2

of

bank

Johns

•

Rugg, of Boston.

(Pi O. Many), La.

were

of

*

Muskegon, Mich.

Mass.

J.

Bart

—

the

at

Sale—The

—

Dodge,

•

by Ropes, Gray, Best, Coolidge &

$185,000 school
offered Sept. 23—v. 178, p

bonds

&

000 notes. Dated Oct.

1954

998

Storey,

-

-

on
Oct. 27 for the purchase of
Housing Board, 90'Tremont $800,000 automobile parking sys¬
St., Boston, until 11 a.m. (EST) tem revenue bonds. Dated July 1,
on Oct 6 for the purchase of $705,1953.
Due
semi-annually from

Parish, Zwolle Sch. Dist.

Bond

Boston.

Moorman, of Detroit.
7

State

1956

61

t

scher, City Clerk, will receive
Chairman, will receive sealed bids until 7:30 p.m. (EST)

Donough,

&

No.

of

Housing Authority,

Note

bonds.

Sabine

&

Muskegon, Mich.

Woburn

approved by Wood, King
Dawson, of New York City.

.

police

Palmer

gality

follows:

$2,0 00,0 00

ity

Ind.

lubmit7f>a\ot

the

at

State

Trust

Ky.

Treasurer

(CST)

The

h». •imS'.'SS"4 *»5
Indianapolis,

Principal and interest (A-O)

office

Offering—James

Bond

1953.

Flora,

and

& '.Cutler,

Chapman

noon

dated Oct. 1,
semi-annually from

i

19b9

purchase of $5,000,000

^

|853,e n,°n<is

1972 inclusive. Bonds

tary, will receive sealed bids until

Tu
offered Sept. 30
rrust r^ecLto Salem Bank &
>ri00 M4 Goshen' as 2s, at a price
vere

bonds.

1, 1953. Due on Oct. 1

thereafter
are callable as of Oct. 1, 1958. In¬
terest A-O. Legality approved by

rell,

Goshen), Ind.-

)rov°elS+al1e--The

building

school
Oct.

Purchase of $285,000

i,

will

Clerk,

Oct. 7 for the purchase of $1,-

on

435,000

No.

15,

County

receive
bids until 1:45 p.m. (CST)

the

INDIANA

uly'

(P. O.
Louisville), Ky.
Offering—C. F. Dearing,

Legality approved by Chap¬ from 1955 to
Cutler, of Chicago.
maturing in
County Sch.

Oct.

of

as

basis of about 4.49%.

a

Jefferson

ac¬

&

the

callable

are

designated by the purchaser. Le¬
gality approved by Berry, Stevens

Boston.

of

MARYLAND

Dated Aug.
.

purchase

Principal

by

Bank,

approved

Thorndike,

revenue

LaSalle, III.
Bond Offering — Genevieve Goodbody & Co., New York City,
F. L. Dupree & Co., Harlan, Ohio
JCudla, City Clerk, will receive
ealed bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST) Co., Columbus, and Allen & Co.,
New York City, as 4V2S, at a price
Oct. 26 for the
840,000

after

office

in-

the

a.m.

payable at the Sec¬

National

Legality

(CST)

a.m.

maturing in 1959 and there¬

Bonds

payable

KENTUCKY

for

22

11

inclusive.

1973

interest

and

$4,000,000 series B, building bonds.
Dated Oct. 15, 1953. Due op Oct.
15 from
1957
to 1962 inclusive.

1958.

to

and

a

company

1,

1954

Principal

(J-D) payable at
or

Oct.

from

1

bids until

receive

will

Schools,

of

Superintendent

the

dated

are

Dec.

on

,

Oct.

on

•»

Marengo Indep. Sch. Dist., Iowa
Bond Offering—Charles R. Dil-

lin,

Dec. 1 from

on

viaduct bonds.

000
)

follows:

as

until

bids

11

1953. Due on Nov. 1 from

to

"

sealed

Na¬

on

sealed

Fourche

Second

until

Boston,

Nov. 1,

above-mentioned official or from

leans.

North

as

bonds.

school

Interest Foley, Cox & Judell, of New Or¬

inclusive.

1959

1,

J-J.

;Co., Chicago,
2%s, G. Becker
tew York City, andaboutat2.74%.^ I
A. a price
basis of
'f 100.07, a

Oct. 13 for the purchase

on

$14,000

the

c/o

Oct. 6 for the purchase
of $1,000,000 school bonds. Dated

Koonce,

Offering—J.v D.

Secretary

St.,

(EST)

Louisiana

Miller, of Indianapolis.

d Bond

lin

(P. O. Jonesboro),

1

bids

tional Bank of Boston, 111 Frank¬

Jackson Parish Consolidated School

Legality ap¬
McCord, Ice &

Indianapolis.

proved

:

,

sealed

Principal and interest (F-A) pay¬
able at the Indiana National Bank

bonds,

e

Sutherland & Co., of To¬
Walter J. Wade, Inc., of
Grand Rapids, and S. R. Living¬

ledo,

stone, Crouse

& Co., of Detroit.

)
50

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

(1318)

.

.

Monday, October 5,
1953

.

i..
■

\'i\ 1

C uttenberg, N\ /,

Other members of the syndicates
Bond Sale—The $12,000 school
$1,850,000 First National Bank, of Portland,
First National Bank, of Memphis, bonds offered Sept. 24—v. .178, ,p.
building bonds offered Sept. 28—-I
Ball, Barge & Kraus, of Cleve¬ 999—were awarded to Ryan, Han;
v. 178, p. 1208—were awarded to
group composed of Drexel & land, White-Phillips Co:, of Da¬ auer & Co., of Newark, as 3.35s,
venport, Rockland-Atlas National at a price of 100.06, a basis of
Co., Philadelphia, Eastmari, Dillon
& Co.', Aubrey G. Lanston & Co., Bank, of Boston, Park, Ryan, Inc., about 3.34%.
•
/
both
of
New
York
City, and Talmage & Co., both of New York,
Palisades Park, N: J.
Shannon & Co., Detroit, at a price Shaughnessy & Co., of St. Paul,
Bond Offering—Mary E. McGee,
and Shannon & Co.; of Detroit.
100.04, a net interest cost of
Borough Clerk, will receive sealed
about 2.18%, as follows:
Mountain Iron, Minn.
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on Oct.
Bond Offering — Albert Fiola,
$705,000 2V2S. Due on June 1 from
13
for the purchase
of $60,000
1954 to 1960 inclusive.
Village Clerk, will receive sealed street
assessment
bonds.
Dated
665,000 2V4S. Due on June 1 from bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on, Oct. Oct.

Wyandotte Sch. Diet., Mich.
Sale

Bend

The

—*

-

•

r

•

;

'

1961

inclusive.

1967

to

6

140,000 2s. Due on June 1, 1968.
140,000
l%s. Due on June 1,

for

the

purchase

light, power and
heating
utility- revenue
water,

1955

steam

to

Due

divided

on

.

,

'

'

1

•

District Clerk, will

son,

236,000 series B bonds. Due

receive

sealed bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on
Oct. 7 for the purchase of $400,000

Oct, 1

-

clusive.
1970

bonds.
Dated Oct.
1,
1953. Due on April 1 from 1956 to
1983 inclusive. Bonds maturing in

building

1973

thereafter

and

callable

are

from

1953.

Bonds

in

Oct.

bonds. Dated Oct.

1,

1, 1953. Due

on

Oct. 1 from 1954 to 1973 inclusive.

pay¬

able at the First National Bank Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬
suitable of Minneapolis. Legality approved able at the First National Iron
designated by the purchaser, by Dorsey, Colman, Barker, Scott Bank, Morristown. Legality ap¬
proved by Hawkins, Delafield &
legality approved by Faegre & & Barber, of Minneapolis.
Wood, of New York City.
Benson, of Minneapolis.
of April'1, 1972. Principal and

as

interest

payable

at

New.York

any

MISSISSIPPI

South River, N. J.

Edina, Minn.

Bank,

Village Clerk, will receive sealfed
bids

until

7:30

(EST)

p.m.

on

Cruger, Miss.
Bond Offering—An issue of $7,500 improvement bonds will be

Oct. 5 for the purchase of $696,000

sold

bonds, divded

on

follows:

as

$365,000 improvement bonds. Due
Due
*

6,000
•

March 1 from 1956 to

on

inclusive.

1965

-

improvement

Due

bonds.

inclusive.

improvement bonds.
Dec.

on

1

from

1954

Due
1963

to

inclusive.

250,000
1956

The

195^

Due

to

ar
at

a

dated

are

dhiik
bank

1

(CST)

p.m.

1954

of

the

the

Board

will

bids until 10

O.

a.m.

&

both

of

sealed

Oct. 5

accept-

$747,000

West

purchase of $5,000 schoo1

Orange School District, N. J

Bond

1,

able to the purchaser and the Vil-

City; Fidelity

2.95%.

bonds,

Reno,
Bond

pay-

York

Co., both of Newark, tak
bonds, as 3s, at
price of 100.43, a basis of about
ing

County
on

New

&

auer

Sale—The $835,000 school
bonds offered Sept. 30—v.
178, p.

NEVADA

Sept.

of

Union Trust Co., and Ryan, Han

Grisham,

receive

(CST)

composed of Boland, Saffin
Co., B. J. Van Ingen & Co., Inc.,

group

from

interSt

mutually
inuiuuiity

3

1104

Nev.

awarded to

were

—

composed

of

Goldman,

a

group

Sachs

&

Offering—E. E. GBL City Co,

cSTwffi'^eive
til 11
wm

sealed bids

moivt

^tabrook t
WW,
Sprite. Corp.,
City, and W. H. aU^ New York

un23 for

ocarvu

WAWU

U11

(PST) on Oct.
Newbold's Son &
lage. Legality approved by Dor- the purchase of $87,420.59 Street Co., of
Philadelphia, as 3.15s, at a
*ey,
Colman, Barker, Scott
& and Alley Improvement District Price of 100.27, a basis of
about
Barber, of Minneapolis.
bonds.
Dated Aug. 15, 1953. Due 3.12%.
n
.on Aug. 15 from 1954 to 1963 inHennepm County
Consol.
NEW MEXICO
cjusjve
Principal
and
interest
.

_

.

Sch. Dist. No.

W''

43

Bond

(P. O.

Offering_A.

C.

Hewitt,

(F - A) payable, at. the >.County
Treasurer's office.
ji,

£ar

thp

nnrrhase

Bmlding

bonds.

n.iA

1977'inclusive.

Oct.'

1

to

are

callable

-rf Jan. 1, 1969. Principal and
terest

bank

payable

at

as

in-

1

r

1

!

MT

at

138 : cllscoun1'

984

1964

Keene Union Sch.
Dist., N. H.
Bond Offering—Robert G.
Calef,

.

'

•

p.m.

the

/

1

S
(MOT)

purchase

nt Wa^er.
bonds. Dated
°"

NrV'
inclusive. Bonds
and

a

thereafter

_i

$2,-

sewe/
1,

Nov.

maturing
are

_

on

of

,

revenue

^poiat & Trust Co., Boston,

ca

-°

in

lable

^°Y*

as,

Principal and
(M-N) payable at either

trucj

at

178,

Roo{
City|

-

000

■

at

1.55% ;

:

.1954, to Hanover
Bank, New
York City, as
follows:
$2,•
000,000 at 1.53%

.

;

$2,000,000

Be

Ford|

at

seale

1.54%; $4,880,000' at
1.55%,
$2,000,000-at 1.56%.
10,000,000 notes'to Chase
National
Bank, New York City, as follows;

awarded

were

No. 1

&

the

and

Cross,

New

York

Manufacturers

&

Traders Trust Co., Buffalo, joint¬

ly,

3s,

as

basis

of

at

price of

a

about

100.33,

'

ity

-

Sykej

notes,

\

000 at

New

$2,000,-

1.56%.

1,587,000 notes, due April
19.
1954; to < Lehman Bros., New
i
York City, at 1.56%.
—

offered

City,

teres

tibnaj

due ; April
19,
1954, to National City
Bank
of New
York, as follows: $2;000,000 at 1.53%, and

,

$230,000 build¬
Sept. 24—v
1104—were awarded to

p.

*

•'

(P. O. Genoa), N. Y.

bonds

.1.56%..

State

Bond Sale—The

ing
178,

•

4,000,000

par.

Genoa, Venice, Locke, Scipio and
Lansing Central School District

1953.

1973

due

March
at 1;56%, and
$5,000,000, due April 19,
1954, at

i

Sept

the

to

3.30s, at

as

$5,000,000,

;hr 29,1954;

,

Fallsburgh, Fallsburg Sewer Dist
(P. O. South Fallsburg), N Y.

Comptroller,

€00

!

f

30'

Oct.

/• /and-

gality approved by Vandewater,
Sykes, /Heckler & Galloway, of
New York City. '
: ■ y: >;» ■;/

sewer

Treasurer,

will

a

2.96%.

Boi

ing be

North Hempstead Union
Free Sch.
Dist. No. 1 (P. O.
Westbury), N. Y.
Bond Sale—The
$425,000 build¬

•Tffachf

ing bonds offered Sept. 30—v. 178.

net ir

1209—were

p.

awarded

to

R.

ston-5
as

L.

Day & Co., of New York
City,
3s, at a price of 100.31, a basis

nnn

i

Uidmo

Lff

auuuai

uamv

ui

If

oi

about 2.96%.

120,001
If

Glen

Cove, N. Y.
Bond Offering — Harvey L.
Doxey, Commissioner of Finance,
will

receive

a.m.

(EST)

chase
ery,

of

sealed

on

$90,500

curbs

until

1953. Due
to

1963

on

at the

Glen

Sept.
pay¬

Cove.

Glen

Cove Trust Co.,

Legality approved by
Hawkins, Delafield & Wood, of
New York City.

Guilderland, Guilderland Center
Fire

District

(P.

County (P. O.
Carmel), N. Y.
Bond Sale—The
$100,000 deficit
planning bends offered Sept. 25

house

Sale

bonds

offered

price of

Cen.

(EST)

on

until

Oct. 14 for the

2

follows

sealed bids until 3 p.m.
(EST) on
Oct. 6 for the
purchase of $3,400,000 notes, divided as
follows:

water,

ipation)

$120,00

m

90,000

incinerator and

notes.

19C

(bond antic¬
Due

Feb.

165.00

15,

197

1954.

700,000

tax

anticipation notes.
Due Feb. 15, 1954.
1,015,000 street improvement, fire

Bond

house construction and
bridge
reconstruction (capital) notes.
Due

Each

April 15, 1954.
issue

,

is

■"

dated

,Oct.

J

|

re¬

.

6

Bond

1209

—

receive

$2,318,769.92

Sept. 29—v. 178,

awarded

were

to

a

p.

group

keaded by the First Securities
Co.,

Chicago,

as

Offering

follows:

(EST)
of

sealed
on

Bond

i

June 1,
1955 tc
and

Bond

Offering — John
purchase Hughes,
City Treasurer, will

New

until

8

plant

sewer

Dated Sept. 1,
from
1954

1953. Due
to

1968

and water bonds

of

as

100.57,

a

2.40s, at a
basis
of

about 2.33%.

440,700.00 special park and park¬
way
improvement bonds as
2.30s, at a price of 100.06, a
•V

basis of about 2.29%.

428,069.92 special street improvemerit

•

I

'

bonds

of
100.03,
2.29%.

as

a

2.30s, at

basis




of

a

price
about

Bank,
proved

Haddonfield.
by

lsl?ury. D,lst"c'

&

ir

New" }

W.

proved

re¬

from

1954

Dist., N. J.

to

1983

1104

—were

awarded

Van

B.

J.

Ingen & Co:, " of New York
as 3.10s, at a
price of 100.09,
basis of about
3.08%*.

City,
a

to

•

York

price of 100.20,
of about 3.17%.
a

(EST)

sealed bids until 2
p.m. (EST)
Oct. 7 for the purchase of

on

$128,000

public improvement bonds. Dated
Oct. 1, 1953. Due on
Oct. 1 from
to

1962

inclusive.

Free- Sch.

ceive sealed bids

Bond Offering — Nicholas
F
Vuolo, City Treasurer, will receive

1954

Union

Washbi

Bond

ling, S(

ernmer

sealed

eigh,

u

13 for

buildin

Principa

on

until

10:30

lus,

of

or at the

New

inclusive.

proved

Chase National Bank

York

by

Heckler, &
A York City.

*

City.

New York

Legality apVandewater, Sykes,
Galloway, of New

New York
City

Housing Authority

New

York

Note Sale—The
$48,658,000 notes
offered Sept. 29—v.

178,

were

awarded

as

p.

follows:

1209

terest

[

Mitch el

York C

a.mT

City.

Oct. 6 for the

purchase
$46,700 building bonds. Dated
Oct. 15, 1953. Due on Oct. 1 from
1954

to

and

interest

1963

inclusive.

Principal

Bond

payable at
Southold. Legality
approved by Terry & Krupski, of

Directc

the

Bank

(A-O)

of

sealed

Oct.

Southold.

Oct. 8 for the
purchase of $1,860.-i
000 building bonds. Dated Oct.

1,

1953.
1983

Due

on

inclusive.

terest

;

$1,461,(
on

inc

1,539,(
on

inc

Principal and in-

The
1953. P

1

from

(A-O) payable at the First
Bank & Trust
Co., Utica. Legality

City..

IS

b00,000
divided

1954 to

Oct.

by Vandewater, Sykes,$10,318,000 notes, due March 29.
Heckler &
Galloway, of New York:
1954,to Chemical Bank &
.

ir

of

approved

.

I

1981

|

(EST) on

City.

3953.

Dist.

No. 5

(PI O. Southold}, N. Y*
City, as
tBond Offering/-^William L.
a basis Williams, District
Clerk,, will re-

Middletown, N. Y.

wTay, of

Principal and interest (M-S)
Bond Sale—The
pay$150,000 build- able at the
Camillus Bank, Camiling bonds offered
p.

&■'Cross/of' New
3.20s, at

Southold

Clerk:,w'U re"
(A-O) payable at the
Utica City School
b.ds until 2 p.m. Orange County Trust Co., Middle
District, N. Y. S
Bond Offering—John H.
> on Oct. 7 for the purchase town.
Heide-/
Legality approved by Van
rich, District Clerk, will receive:
/ $3,032,0 OO buiidmg bonds. dewater, Sykes, Heckler &
Gallo
Dated Sept.l, lMODueon Sept.
sealed bids until 11 a.m.
1

Sept.'30—v. 178,

p.

1209—were awarded to Roosevelt

and interest

^ sealed

ap-

Wood, of New York City.
Franklin Lakes Sch.

Buren+ Onondaga,

School District No. 1
(P. O.
Syracuse 9), N. Y.
Bond
Offering—Walter A. Sal-

on Sept.
inclusive.

Hawkins, Delafield

Van

Elbridge and Geddes Central

bonds.

Legality

as 3.20s, at a price of
basis of about 3.16%.

a

Camillus,

p.m.

Oct. 7 for the purchase

$40,000

178,

| York City,

Principal and interest (M-S) pay$1,450,000.00 public relief, school
able at the Haddonfield
National
price

bonds offered Sept. 29-v.
178,
p. 1104—were awarded to Roose¬
velt & Cross, Francis
I. duPont &
Co., and Tilney & Co., all of

—

bids

Sale—The $485,000 build-

I ing

Margaret E. 1100.33,
Township Clerk, will

Wermuth,

Minneapolis, Minn.
Bonds offered

u

for

water

v«v

«polis.

Sale —The

ernrrter

eigh,

15,

Rome, N. Yv

p.m

ling, S«
sealed

Legality approved by Reed.
Hoyt, Taylor & Washburn, of New
York City.
W.

Square), N. Y.
Offering — Stephen
Farnett, District Clerk, will
bids

ston-Si
net int<

1953.

Bond

sealed

Bom

ing boi
p.
120

about

Wacho

Sch.

Dist. No. 1 (P. O. Cen.

ceive

of

Rochester, N.Yt
Offering—Emmett V. Nor¬
ton, City Comptroller, will receive

Hastings, Constantia, West Monroe,
Palermo, Schroeppel, Parish,
Mexico, Amboy, Cicero, Clay
Vienna

basis

a

Note

23—v.

p. 1104—were awarded to the
State Bank of Albany, as

and

100.14,

land acquisition

178,

Ashe

2.34%.

$33,000 fire

Sept.

191

178, p. 1105—were awarded
George B. Gibbons & Co., Inc.,
New York
City, as 2.40s, at a

$1,685,000

O. Guilder-

The

—

191

170,od

to

land Center), N. Y.

Bond

120,0(

—v.

inclusive.

Principal and interest (M-S)
able

11

pur¬

sewer, machin¬
sidewalk bonds.

and

Dated Sept. 1,
1
from 1954

bids

Oct. 8 for the

Putnam

uuawn.

I9?®;*®
*'
'
Principal andVinter^st 1a" I Boston. '
pay¬
able at any suitable bank
desig¬
NEW JERSEY
nated by the purchaser.
Legality
approved by Dorsey, Colman,
Delaware Township (P. O.
Barker, Scott & Barber, of MinneEllisburg), N. J.

Bond

foil

$90,001

as

™

>4>rkn

121

P.

®

receive

bt

a

of $65,000
building bonds. Dated ceive
sealed
bids
City Treasurer s office, the Oct.
until
noori
Uoviror
Srntt
Rr
1, 1953. Due on Oct. 1 from
sealed bids c/o the Merchants Na- Albuquerque National
| (EST) on Oct. 7 for the purchase
Bank, or at 1954 to 1958
inclusive. Principal of
Barber, of Minneapolis.
tional Bank of
$363,000- public improvement
Boston, Room 308,
Chase National Bank, New and interest
(A-O) payable at the bonds. Dated June
Marshall County (P. O. Warren ).\30 State st> Boston, until 11 a.m. York City. Legality approved by
1, 1953. Due on
First National Bank of Central
1 'EST* nn Ont
June 1 from 1954 to 1968 inclu¬
(EST) on Oct. 6 fnr thn nnrohase Pershing, Bosworth, Dick & Daw6 for the purchase
Square.
Legality
approved
b y sive.
Vtond OffeHng"—°Levi C. John*S°"' °f H6"™''
Principal and interest (J-D) I
T T'l'V
Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler & payable at the
son
Chase National
County Auditor will receive Nov. l, 1953. Due on Nov. 1 from
£
Galloway, of New York City.
1954 to 1962 inclusive.
NEW YORK
Mealed bids until 10 a.m.
Bank, New York City. Legality (
princlpai
(CS )
1nt.pr#»sf navahlp at thn
rvt
fi
fnr
thp
Mnrmirohase
Lewiston (P. O.
of and interest Payable at the Mer- Brookhaven Union
Lewiston), N. Y. approved by Vandewater, Sykes, ?
Free Sch. Dist.
chants National Bank of Boston.
Heckler
Bond Sale—The
&
No. 33 (P. O. Center
GalloWay, of New
$15,000 Escarp¬
Moriches),
f Dated Oct. 1,1953. n^ Legality approved by
York City.
iQ^ Due
uonus. xjukkzu.wu
ment
age bonds. o
Water
X,
lovu.
District
Storey,!
Extension
New York
or
j Ttiorndike, Palmer &
nf
bonds offered Sept. 30—v.
Dodge, of I

District

Pnimoii

t

for

$178 T11209— 4°0'00°
^
P^ X'stoif^at

designated by the successful

bidder. Legality approved by Dor-

1

*■

Von

bids 13
until 2:30

Oct.

°"eie" SePl- 28—v-

suitable

any

'

rNI

&

City,
\

_•:'

.

Bank & Trust Co^ Peekskill. Le¬

par.

Offering—Ida V. Malone,
w
.„
n

„
Concord, N. H.

Bonds maturing in

1970 and thereafter

V

vcT!

.

„

1,

1956

from

'

.

S395 000

Dated

Tan

nn

of

N^W HAMPSHIRE

Oct. 7

on

/

I

••

.

3^s, at

Albuquerque, N. Mex.

Bond

-

District Cldrk, will receive sealed.
bids until 8 p.m. (CST

•

*

.

on

Oct. 1 from 1954 to 1901 Inclusive.

,

0«aeo>, Minn-.

*

a.m.

(EST)

a.m.

W<

$1,367,\ $1,000,000
at
; :.
i;$4%;: >$1,000,000 at
i
11.53%,
and/^1,000,000 at 1.56%.
10,880,000 notes,; due April
19,
-

Principal
and
interest
(A-O)
payable at the Peekskill National

Roosevelt

Sale—The

$750,000 sewer
assessment,
street
improvement
parking meter, water and equip¬
ment bonds offered Sept. 28—v
178, p. 1104—were awarded to

Albany), Miss.

Supervisors,

inclusive.

1973

bonds

improvement
March

on

Principal and

■aoie
.We

New

for

Southdale

bonds.

at

Bond Offering—H.

Clerk

...

75,000

auction

Bond

Union County, Center Consolidated
School District (P. O.

March 1 from 1956 to. 1961

on

-

at

Oct. 6. Due serially from
to 1963 inclusive.

•' .*

Bond Offering—Alan M. Grant,
Jr., Town Supervisor, will receive
sealed bids until ll

1.56%.•;

voil

as

4,367,000 notes, due
March 29,
I
1954, to Hanover
Bank, New
;
York City,: as. follows:

(P. O. Croton-On-Hudson),

.

1954; to 1 Chemical
Bank
Trust Co., ;New :York

L
v.

Cortlandt, Johnson Water District

bank

Bond Offering—Evald C.

of 100.07*
ri-..,

Bond Sale —The $69,000
(EST) on Oct. 8 for the
purchase of $350,000 building construction bonds offered

1, 1969.

Principal and interest

a price
about 3.29%;

basis of

to

Cross, of New York

3.30s, at

as

8:15 p.m.

call¬

are

dated

are

Offering—Charles Mertz,
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids pntil

on

maturing

of Oct.

as

bonds

Bend

in¬

1975

thereafter

and

able
The

1956 to

Roosevelt &

City,

awarded

902—were

p.

City,

at
1.56%
interest; ancl $318,000 at
1.59%
7,506,000* notes, dueApril 19

Oct. 1 from

follows:

as

,

inclusive.

1957

bonds, National Bank of Palisades Park
Legality approved by Hawkins
MINNESOTA
$289,000° series A bonds. Due on Delafield & Wood, of New York
April 1 from 1956 to 1969 in-r City.
4Mctm Earth County Indep. Consol.
•
elusive.
Bonds
School District No. 112 (P. O.
maturing in
Passaic Township School .District
1960 and thereafter are call¬
Amboy), Minn.
(Pi O. Stirling), N. J.
able as of April 1, 1959.
Bead Offering:—Earl M. Peter¬
1969.

178,

Trust Co., New .York
follbws: $10,006,000

.1

District bonds offered Sept; 24—v.

Oct. 6 for the purchase of $387,system
construction
Principal 500 water
and interest (A-O) payable at the bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1953. Due on

1, 1953.

$525,000

of

Colonic (P. O. Newtonville), N. Y.
! Bond Sale—The $47,000 Sewer

Payabli
rector

proved

Lempsi

Number 5261

178

Volume

The Commercial and

...

Financiat-Chronicle

(1319)

51

-

Cleveland, Ohio '
Sale

Bond

'

„

caif

water works

extension, first mort¬
gage revenue bonds offered Sept,
30—V. 178, p. 999—were awarded
to a syndicate headed by Harri-

$17,000 fire

The

—

offered Sept. _30

bonds

,ruck

.'1

The $6,000,000

—

v.

bonds are/dated Nov. 1, sealed bids until 8 p.m.
(PST) on 1 chase of $1,300,000 building bonds
Principal and interest (J-D) Oct. 5 for the purchase of $25,4)00 'Dated Nov.
1, 1953. Due on Nov. 1
payable at the Cleveland Trust emergency bonds. Due on Jan. ,1 from 1955 to 1967
inclusive. Le¬
Co., Cleveland. Legality approved from 1955 to 1959 inclusive. Prin¬ gality approved
by Townsend, El¬
by Squire, Sanders & Dempsey, cipal and interest (J-J) payable liott &
Munson, of Philadelphia. *
at the Bank of Newport.
of Cleveland.
The

-1*

1953.

Ripley & Co., Inc., New York
at a price of 100.05, a net
interest cost, of about 2.78%, as

™

Doylestown Township Sch. Dist.;,
(P. O. Edison), Pa.

man

Marysville, Ohio

City,

about 3.24%.

basis of

a

Jewett^ Lexington,
and Durham Central

Ashland

School District No. I (P,
Windham), N. Y.

Feb.- l and
Aug. 1 from 1958 to 1961 in¬

O.

Due

on

clusive.

clusive.^
Aug.

1969 to 1971 in¬

1 from

clusive.

South

The

1953.

Aug. 1 from 1975 to 1978 in-elusive.

York City.
NORTH CAROLINA

Smith,

New
York, Glore, Forgan & Co., Gold¬
man,
Sachs
&
Co.,
Hemphill,
Noyes & Co., both of New York,

County (P. O.
Wadesboro), N. C.

Anson

Sale—The $500,000 build¬

Co.,

&

of

The

the

Ohio

Company of Columbus,

The Illinois Company, of

Chicago,

1 from

120.000 2%s. Due on

~

April 1 from

Due on April 1 from
1975 to 1981 inclusive.

170,000 3s.

Offering

Bond Sale—The

C.

$375-000 build-

bids until

at

ston-Salem,

1

Win¬

price of par, a

a

net interest cost of about 3;44%, as
follows:

'

purchase
sewer

Blunt

Ellis

&

Wood

on

of

Oct. 17

$46,540.99

bonds. Dated Sept.

Sept. 1 from 1955

on

M-S.

Interest

Sale—The

Co., both of Chicago, T. H. Jones
& Co., Ginther, Johnston & Co.,

$25,640

water

price of 100.46,

OKLAHOMA

Hugo, Okla.
Bond Offering—F. M.

Clerk,
until

will
7:30

Caldwell,

receive

sealed

(CST) on
Oct. 6 for the purchase of $200,000
park
improvement - bonds.
Due
serially from 1956 to 1973 inclu¬

June 1 from

Greenville, Ohio

„

a

unUl

th*

7 30

n m

fa SlfiSi™
purchase of $50,000

o„t

-

,

Bond

toll

Offering

City

comer,

sealed

Sale—An issue of

41/£%

Greensburg, Pa.

,,

Bond

O.

$4,750,-

bridge

revenue

sold
to
a
syndicate
by A. C. Allyn & Co., of
Chicago. Dated Nov. 1, 1952. In¬
terest M-N. Legality approved by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.^
was

Other

members

of

the

syndi¬

cate: Wm. P.

Harper & Son & Co.,
of Seattle, White, Weld & Co., B.
J. Van Ingen & Co., both of New
York, Blair, Rollins & Co., Inc.,

Inc., of Richmond, and the Firkt
Cleveland

Corp., of Cleveland.

p.m.

Offering —The

received

were

Jeannette, Pa.
Offering—J. Claire Man-r
City Clerk, will receive seal-?

son,
ed

bids

until

7

p.m.

(EST)

on

Oct. 9 for the purchase of
$60,000
general obligation bonds.

McCandless Township Sch. Diet.
(P. O. R. D. No. 7,

Pittsburgh), Pa.

.

Bond

<i

Offering—Homer B. WflM

liams, Secretary of the Board ©t
School Directors, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
(EST) on
Oct. 6 for the purchase of

$200,000
building bonds. Dated Oct. 1,1953.
Due

on

Oct.

inclusive.

1

from

1955

to

1964

Principal and interest

payable at the Colonial Trust Ca,
Pittsburgh. Legality approved by
Ruffin, Perry & Pohl, of Pittsburgh.
.

.

...

...

Mt. Carmel Township Sch. Dist.
(P* O. Mount Carmel), Pa.

$35,274.83

rejected

New¬

receivo

Bond

improvement bonds for which all
bids

M.

will

$150,000 general obligation bonds..

Vale, Ore.
Bond

F.

bids until 7:30 p.m.
(EST)
5
for the
purchase cf

Witter &

Co., of San Fran¬
Stifel, Nicolaus & Co., of
St. Louis, Bear, Stearns & Co.,
Tripp & Co., Inc., Eldredge & Co.,
all of New York, Foster &
MarT
shall, of Seattle, William Blair &
Co., of Chicago, White-Phillips
Co., of Davenport, McDougal &
Condon, E. Ray Allen & Co., both
of Chicago, Townsend, Dabney &
Tyson, of Boston, Mason-Hagan,

—

Clerk,

Oct.

on

cisco,

basis of about 2.12%.

land, First of Iowa Corp., of Des
Moines, Channer Securities Co., of City
bids
Chicago, and Magnus & Co., of

1955 to 1963 inclusive.

2V4S, at

as

hv'

rprpiVPH

retaiv

.

Dean

Louis, Piper, Jaffray & Hop- supply bonds offered Sept. 28
—v.
178, p. 1210—were awarded
wood,
of
Minneapolis, Mackey,
to Fahey, Clark & Cq.v of Cleve¬
Dunn & Co., of New York, Mca

Emmaus, Pa.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will

headed

Melvin,

on

date of

County (P.
Pendleton), Ore.

Bank,

County (P. O. Bowling
Green), Ohio

Bond

land,

Donas*

Callable

Umatilla

the

St.

Cincinnati.

$120,000 3^s. Due

Marie

(EST)

noon

inclusive.

1964

ing bonds offered Sept. 29—v. 178, Cunningham, ' Dunn & Carey,
p.
1209—were.1 awarded to the Curtiss, House & Co., all of Cleve¬
Wachovia Bank & Trust Co.,

—

inclusive.

and

City Auditor, will receive sealed

to

Co., Julien Collins &

eral obligation improvement

office.

bonds

Bond

Board

sealed
bids until 8 p.m.
(EST) on Oct. 13
for the purchase of
$90,000

1955

Washington, C. H., Ohio

&

&

,

Edna Wi

—

gen-

after 10 years from

cinnati.

Cook

Cormick

Asheboro School District, N.

National

1974

to

or

000

Simmons, both of
j
Chicago, Reinholdt & Gardner, of

inclusive.

1969 to 1974

*

issue., Principal and interest (J-J) l hnn'ric
15,
payable, at the City Treasurer's

Aug.

from

15

1955
on

Legality approved by
Peck, Shaffer & Williams, of Cin¬

1, 1953. Due

Co., of St. Louis,
Andrews & Wells, Inc., of New
York,
Mullaney,
Wells
&
Co.,

1959 inclusive.

1955 to

120,000 2V2S. Due on April
1960 to 1968 inclusive.

of

Lebanon.

hard,

Due on April 1 from

$90,000 5s.

|

Citizens

Baird & Co., of Milwaukee, New-

follows:

dated

Dec.

on

inclusive.- Principal
(J-J)
payable
at

1974

;o

ard

bonds

Trust Co., Win¬ Hirsch
& Co., J. G. White & Co., for
the
ston-Salem, at a price of par a
Inc., both of New York, Robert W. sanitary
net interest cost of about 2.91%,

Wachovia Bank &

|

Magnus & Co.,
as 4%s, at par.

Due

interest

W.eeden & Co., of San Francisco,

178,

3.70s.

Offering—F. L. Kinumee,

Bond

to

Lebanon

Barney

as

$21,627.50 water City Recorder, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m.
(PST) on Oct.
(Second
Amburgy Extension) bonds offered 12 for the purchase of $95,000
water bonds. Due on Jan. 1 from
Sept.
25—v.
178, p.
999—were

n

Feb. 1 and

investor,

Riddle, Ore.

Lebanon, Ohio

*

on

local

Bond Offering

Schuyler, Secretary of the
of Directors, will receive

extension

awarded

clusiVd/

a

Bond Sale—The

on

4,000,000 2%s. Due

to

Co., of Cleveland.

Feb. 1 and Cincinnati,
Aug. 1 from 1972 to 1974 in-,

1,435,000 27/ss. Due

Other members of the syndicate:

as

Bond
garbage
Sale—The $12,006.90 im¬
improvement provement bonds offered Sept. 26
Sept. 29—v. 178, p. —v. 178, p. 1210—were awarded

awarded to McDonald

were

works

170,000 2%s. Due on Feb. 1 and

-

Bond

&

;

Aug. 1 from 1962 to 1968 in¬

Heckler & Galloway, of

ing bonds offered Sept. 29—v.
p
1209—were
awarded to

1209—

270,000 2^s. Due on Feb. 1 and

Offering — Newton B.
Fnrd District Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (EST) on
<Ort
8 for the purchase of $210,000 building bonds. Dated June 1,
1053 Due on June 1 from 1954 to
1073 inclusive. Principal and in¬
ject (J-D) payable at the Na¬
tional Bank of Windham Legal¬
ity
approved, "by
Vandewater,
New

6s.

$125,000

'

system

bonds offered

Bond

Sykes,

refuse

and

follows:

Windham,

Prineville, Ore.

Bond Sale—The $20,000

Bond Offering—Sealed bids will

on,

be received by the
Secretary ©.<
18, are being reoffered fOr.~ the Board of Directors until 8
90,000 3Y4S. Due-on June 1 from
pan
sale on Oct. 16.
1964 to 1972 inclusive.,
Auditor, will receive sealed bids
(EST) on Oct. 13 for the purchase
OREGON
airitil noon (EST) on Oct. 12 for
©f $52,098 general
165.009 3 ^s. Due.on June ! from
obligation fund-i
KNRSYLVANfA
the purchase of $16,000 sanitary Columbia Hospital Diet. (P. O. St.
ing bonds.
/
v
' *
1973 to 1981 inclusive.(
sewer bonds. Dated
;
S* Helena)Ore.
Beaver Area Joint Municipal : ~
May 1,1953.
•
Bond Sale--The $375,000 hospi¬
Due on Nov. L from 1955 to 1970
""Palmyra, "Pa.
:
'
'
LeakosviUe, N.
Authority (P. O. Beaper)/Pa.
; J
Bond Offering—Ed. Shafer, City

sive.

.•

?

-

Sept.

!

>

...

v

Bend

Offering—WV E.; Easter-

ling, Secretary of the Local Gov-?
emment" Commission, will receive
sealed bids
0

for

(EST) on Get.
purchase ;of,. $200,000

the

water

his office in Ral¬

at

eigh, until 11

a.m.

and ; sewer

bonds.

and

interest»

(J-D)payable in
City.. Legality
ap¬
proved by Reed, Hoyt, Taylor &
York

Washburn,

Principal f and interest
<M-N) payable at the City Treas¬
urer's

Office;-Legality approved
by Squire, Sanders & Dempsey, of
Cleveland.
: v- : ;
'! -'
-

his

egh, until 11

a.m.

office

in

(EST)

on

building

Ral¬

Oct.

.

purchase of $1,000,000
bonds. Dated
Nov.
1,

Due

•

on

May ,1 from 1955 to
1981 inclusive.
Principal and in¬
terest
(M-N)
payable ; in • New
York City.
.Legality approved by
Mitchell &
Pershing, of New York

city.

and

Bond

ian,

Offering—Virginia Yer-r
City Auditor, will; receive

sealed bids

until

noon

the

to

-

3M>s,

at

.

a

of 98.13..

County Sch.

(EST)

on

Oct. 14 for the purchase of
$300,000
water
works
improvement

'•

Dist.' No;

13-C

O. North Bend), Ore.
Bond Offering—^Sealed bids will
received

be

until

Nov.

9

for

the

purchase of $175,000 school bonds.

Bonds Not

95,000
14

..

sewer

Sold

—

The

issue

bonds offered

of

Sept.

;.

OHIO

to

syndicate

a

headed

Co.,
/.

:

of
.;

-

Nov. 1 from
V- j
285,000 3V2S. Due on Nov. 1 from
,1959 to 1968 inclusive.
:

$80,000 3V4S.
1954 to

Due

550,000 4s.
The

and

Due

and

on

Nov. 1 from

1973 inclusive.

,

•

Due Nov. 1,

1983'

dated

Nov.

bonds

are

those

thereafter

Bond Offering*—Walter R.
Light,

Borough

maturing in
are

callable

1953.

Due

1963

on

*

receive

Principal and in¬

.payable

the

at

Palmyra
Legality ap¬
proved by Townsend, Elliott; &
Munson, of Philadelphia.

Bank

&

Trust

Pennsylvania

of

will

Oct. 15 from 1954 to

inclusive.

terest

I,

1959
as

Secretary,

sealed bids until 8 p.m.
(EST) ©n
Oct. 14 for the purchase
oL$5Q,0OQ
improvement bonds. Dated Oct. 15,

on

1958 inclusive,

215;990 33/4s.

1953

not sold.

was

sold

was-

1969 to

Gtendale, Ore.

bonds. Dated Aug 1, 1953. Due on
Dec. 1 from 1954 to 1993 inclu¬

Bond Sale—An issue of $1,130,000 school building revenue bonds

price by Aspden, Robinson
Philadelphia^ as follows^

(P.

payable

13 for the

1953.

3Y4S

as

awarded

Bank of Portland,

„

Commission; will receive
at

National

First

Coos

Jackson, Ohio

Principal and interest (J-D)
at
the / First
National
'
Bank of
Jackson. Legality ap¬
Bond Offering—W. E. Easterling, Secretary of the Local Gov¬ proved by Peck, Shaffer & Wil¬
liams, of Cincinnati.
ernment
.

.

bids

1106—^vere

p.

sive.

of New York City.-

Wayne County (P. O,
Goldsboro), N. C." \

sealed

tal bonds offered Sept. 24—v. 178.,

—

Dated

June 1, 1952. Due on June 1 from
1955 to 1984 inclusive.
Principal

New

inclusive.

Co.

(Commonwealth of)

Note Offering—Weldon B.

Hey-^

burn, State Treasurer, will receive
sealed bids until 11

(EST) on
1,1958. Principal and inter¬ Oct. 20 for the purchase fo
$75,(M-N) payable at the Beaver 000,000 tax
anticipation, series LT
Vale), Ore.
"
Trust Co., Beaver.
Legality .ap¬ notes. Dated Oct.
28, 1953. Due
Bond Offering—Eldon S. Mills,
proved by Burgwin, Ruffin, Perry May 28, 1954.
Principal and inter¬
District Clerk, will receive sealed
& Pohl, of Pittsburgh.
Keene Local School District
est payable
at the Philadelphia
(P. O. bids until 8
p.m. (PST) on Oct. 13
Other members of the syndicate: National
Coshocton), Ohio
Bank, Philadelphia. Le¬
for the purchase of $60,000 build¬
Singer, Deane & Scribner, of Pitts¬ gality approved by
Bond Offering — Kenneth L.
Schnader, Har¬
ing bonds. Dated Dec. 15, 1953. burgh, Stroud & Co., of Philadel¬
rison, Segal & Lewis, of Phitar
Anderson, Clerk of the Board of Due on Dec. 15 from 1954 to 1968
phia, R.. C. Schmertz & Co., of delphia.
Education,
will
receive
sealed inclusive. Callable as of Dec. 15,
Pittsburgh, Thackara, Grant & Co.,
bids until noon (EST) on Oct. 22
1963. Principal and interest (J-D)
of
Salisbury ' Elk Lick Joint School
Philadelphia,
Arthurs,
Lefor the
pqrehase of $75,000 school payable at the County Treasurer's
strange & Co., Fauset, Steele &
Authority (P. O. Salisbury), Pa. '
improvement bonds. Dated Nov. office.
Legality approved by Win- Co., Hulme, Applegate & Hum¬
Bond Sale—An issue of $550,000
1, 1953. Due on Dec. 1 from 1955
free, McCulloch, Shuler & Sayre, phrey, Inc., S. K. Cunningham & school revenue bonds was
sold to
to
1974 inclusive. Principal and
of Portland.
Co., A. E..Masten & Co.; Elmer E. a group composed of Butcher
interest
(J-D)
payable
at
the
Powell & Co., McJunkin, Patton Sherrerd, of
Philadelphia; Gold¬
Myrtle Point, Ore.
flegal depositary of the Board,
& Co., all of Pittsburgh, and Smith man, Sachs &
Bond Offering—N. W. Perkins,
Co., New York City;
presently the First National Bank
& Root, of Erie.
Schaffer, Necker & Co., Dolphin
of Coshocton.
Legality approved City Recorder, will receive sealed
&
Co.,
both
of
Philadelphia:
Beaver Falls School District, Pa.
by Squire, Sanders & Dempsey, bids until 8 p.m. (PST) on Oct. 19
Moore,
Leonard
&
Lynch,
of
for the purchase of $25,000 gen¬
of Cleveland,
Bond
Offering — Gwendolyn
Pittsburgh; Rambo, Close & Kereral obligation library bonds. Dated
Rhoades, Secretary of the Board
Maple Heights, Ohio
Sept. 1, 1953. Due on March 1 of Education, will receive sealed ner, Walter Stokes & Co., and
Bond Offering—John J.
Wetzel, from 1955 to 1966 inclusive. Bonds bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on Oct. 19 Robert L. Whittaker & Co., all of
City Auditor, will receive sealed maturing in 1960 and thereafter for the
purchase of $75,000 build¬ Philadelphia, as follows:
bids until noon (EST) on Oct. 21 are callable as of Sept. 1, 1959.
ing bonds. Dated Nov. 1,1953. Due
$60,000 33/4s. .Due on Oct. 1 from
for the purchase of
$101,865 spe¬ Principal and interest (M-S) pay¬ on Nov. 1 from 1954 to 1963 inclu¬
1955 to 1962 inclusive.
cial assessment
bonds, divided as able at the City Treasurer's office. sive. Legality approved by Burg¬
Malheur
No.

County School District

42

(P. O. Box 443,

a.m.

Nov.

est

.

.

-

Akron, Ohio

Bond Offering—P. W.
Ferguson,

Director of
Finance,
sealed bids until 2

will

p.m.

rirm
^ for
v00,000 general
as

$1,461,000
on

on

bonds,
*

1

from
.

1955

to

1974

;

water works bonds. Due

_Nov.

1

from

1955

to

inclusive.

1974

.

bon<is
1

-

water works bonds. Due

Nov.

<539,000

obligation

follows:

inclusive.
1

on

Purchase of $3,-

n

divided

receive

(EST)

are

dated

*Nov.

$14,650
.

1,

Z. LVlncipal

! Vo

+

j

fw

of

and interest (M-N)
office of the DiFinanoe.. Legality ap-

by

dempsey,

0f

Sqwe, -.Sanders * &
Cleveland.




follows:

.

.

Legality
Northfield

Improvement
Due
1974

87,215

on

Dec.

Water

District
1

from

Main
bonds.

1955

and

West

Rockside

Sewer District bonds. Due

on

Dec. 1 from 1955 to 1974 incl.

Shuler

Winfree, win,

by
&

Sayre,

Ruffin, 'Perry
of Pittsburgh.

&

Pohl,

60,000

of

-

4s.

Due

on

Oct.

1

from

1963 to 1968 inclusive.

Portland.
Cambria County

to

Port of

inclusive.

East

approved

McCulloch,

Bond

brink,
Port

Newport (P. O.

Newport), Ore.
Offering — Lyle

Institution District

(P. O. Ebensburg), Pa.
Bond
Offering — Michael

C.
Hassel- Chervenak, Jr., County Controller,
Secretary of the Board of will receive sealed bids until 2

Commissioners, will receive

p.m.

(EST)

on

Oct. .15 for the pur-

430,000 4%s.

,

•

The bonds

Interest

by

A-O.

Liven good

risburg.

Due Oct. 1, 1992.

are

'

dated Oct. 1,1953

Legality

approved

& Nissley, of Hai-

IV

52

The Commercial and Financial

(1320)

tional

Swarthmore School District, Pa.
Sale —The

Bond

Le- of

Worth.

of Fort

Bank

im¬ gality approved by McCall, Park¬
hurst
Crowe, of Dallas.
;

$400,000

provement bonds offered Sept. 30
Stroud

$20,000

Texas

Plains,

Co., Philadelphia, and
Bond Sale—The Columbian Se¬
Singer, Deane & Scribner, of Pitts¬
burgh, jointly, as 2VsS, at a price curities Corp. of Texas, San An¬
of 100.34, a basis of about 2.08%.
tonio,
has
purchased
$110,000
divided

bonds

Sale —The

Bond

im¬

$400,000

Dated Oct.

revenue

15, 1953.

Parke, both of Phila¬

delphia, jointly,

2V&S, at a price
of about 2.02%.

as

Rusk

issue

Sale—An

of

$150,-

sold to R. J.

was

Edwards, Inc., of Dallas.

Due

on

Oct. 1 from 1954 to 1981 inclusive.

Pawtucket, R. I.

Snyder, Texas*

Note Sale—The

offered

$1,000,000 notes
28—v. .178, p. 1210

Sept.

awarded

—were

follows:

as

Bond Sale—An issue of
water

y

works

provement

extension

bonds

sold

las,

and

Co.,

of

250,000 to the Rhode Island Hos¬
at

Bond

City

from

1

R.

;

on

obligation

Due

on

(A-O)

Dated Oct.
1

from

Bank

the

at

of

First

Boston.

Due

Oct. 1 from

on

inclusive.

Optional
Oct. 15, 1963.
Legality approved
by McCall, Parkhurst & Crowe, of

Na-

Bond

Offering

—

Legality

Wisconsin

J.

will

953.
973

Due

Oct.

Oct. 1 from

on

inclusive.

terest

Dated

1,

Piper,

Allison-Williams Co.,' all of

neapolis,
100.20,
.

/

1954 to

and

School

&

Co

both

2-)as,

1

payable sat the

a

a

jointly!

Chicago,

price

of

J

100 04

of about
2.62%.

awarded

A.

1

'

Lake, Wis.

l

e

The

^

$1,250,00(1

to

a

group

composed

C.

of

Allyn & Co.; Central
Re.
public Co., R. S; Dickson
&

of

Co

all of

Chicago, White-Phillips Co
Davenport," Mullaney, Wells
&|
Co.,and McDougal
Condonf
both of ; .
Chicago,: at a price oil

i

'

m n1
Mullanevl

to

building 'bonds' of fere J
Sept.; 29—v. 178, p. 1211—were

Min¬

%

No.

of

at

.Bon d S

2.72%.;

Humboldt

District

L

Co.,-and Barcus,
Kindrertl

school

&

price

a

about

'

*

Preble

Principal and in¬

23/4s,- at:

as

basis of

a
.•

I

Dllt

bonds.offered Sept. 28-v

I,0,0?,-Ve?.e awarded
Wells &

'

group

Jaffray

Com. Sch
Wis.

Bond Sale—The $290,000 build I
ingr equipment and
improvement

Rice

a

I,

:

basis

Hopwood, J. M. Dain & Co., and

sealed bids until 3 p.m. (EST) on
Oct. 7 for the purchase of
$55,000

bonds.

of

No.

."V4i

1211—were awarded to

composed

Ariel,

receive

Pewaukee Joint

as

Bond Sale—The $119,500 build¬
ing bonds offered Sept. 30—v. 178,
p.

Wm.

Treasurer,

(Towns) Joint Sch.
1 (P. O. Ellsworth),
,

Dist. No.

.

Montgomery, Vt.
own

(Village), Ellsworth and

Trimbelle

approved by Storey,., Thorndike,
Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.

Lovett, Abercrombie &
Houston, jointly. Dated refunding

Oct. 15, 1953.
1956 to 1973

1971

Principal and interest

payable

;ional

1954

WYOMING

Prin¬

Ellsworth

Oct.

on

inclusive.

receive

thi

P.!

Savin?

&

appro"®

Oct.; 1

.

to

will

Treasurer,

at

Bank, Green

the Harris
Trust

bonds.

sewerage

1953.

1, 1953.

District

Powell,

I

I?"*

of4$ 120,000 gen¬

Dated Oct. 1,

L.

(A-O)' payable

Bank, Chicago.
Legality
by Lines, Spooner &
Quarle" „
Oct. 6 Milwaukee.
,
' c

Benson, of Minneapolis.

Offering —H.

1

Princinni

sealed

cipal and interest payable at the
City Treasurer's office or at I a
bank designated by the purchaser.
Legality approved by Faegre &

Bond

at

Baillie,

from 1954 to 1973 inclusive.

Vt.

1951

•

interest

Wisconsin State

receive

for

eral

VERMONT

will

bids until 8 p.m. (CST)
the purchase

1968 inclusive.

to

Offering—Bill

Clerk,

5

(Towns)
(P. O.

Montpelier
100.09, a net interest cost of
Green Bay), Wis.
about!
Bank, Montpelier, or at
Bond Offering—Lamont
Ewalt, 2.70%, as follows:
National Bank of District Clerk, will receive sealed
$445,000 2y2s. Due on May 1 froml
Boston.
Legality
approved
by and oral bids until 3 p.m. (CST)
.1955 to 1962 inclusive.
Warwick, R. 1.
Wharton, Texas
Peter Giuliani of
f
Montpelier.
on
Oct. 15 for the purchase of
805,000 23/4s. Due on May 1 froml
Bond Sale—A group composed
Bond Sale—The $1,573,500 vari¬
Vernon Town School
$730,000 building bonds. Dated
;1963 to 1973 inclusive.
District, Vt.
of
R 0 w 1 e s,
ous purposes bonds offered Septv
Winston
&
Co.,
Bond Sale—The
$95,000 school
First of Texas Corp.,
30—v. 178, p. 1106—were awarded Houston,
bonds offered Sept. 30—v. 178,
Securities
to a v group composed of Phelps, Columbian
p.
Corp.
of
211—were awarded to Vermont
Fenn & Co., C. J. Devine & Co., Texas, both of San Antonio, and
Blair, Rollins & Co., Inc., Bacon, the J. R. Phillips Investment Co., Securities, Inc., of Brattleboro, as
Stevenson & Co., First of Michigan of Houston, was awarded on Sept. 2V2s, at a price of 100.25, a basis
of

M:

Providence,

1.75%.

50,000

■f-Ki

Oct.

Milton Graded School District,

to

count.

Co.,

1964

im¬

and

was

Southwestern Securities Co,, Dal¬

Trust

on

^Monday, October

..

Oct. 1, 1953.
Due Oct 1 frnm
f~
1 mo
2
i__
'
to ..1973
inclusive.

or

inclusive.

Due

,

to

pital

1963

•

..

.

Cumberland, Wis.

Oct. 1 from

on

to

1958

$250,000

the First National
Bank of Boston, at 2% dis¬

$700,000

inclusive.

1957

165,000 3s.

Independent Sch. Dist., Texas Due

Bond

000 school bonds

RHODE ISLAND

from

1

.

school bonds.

178, p. 1106—were awarded to
Drexel & Co., and Schmidt, Poole,

of 100.67, a basis

to

Oct.

on

awarded

p.

sealed bids until 3 p.m. (EST) on
Oct. 8 for the purchase of $180,000

water
works
bonds as 4V2S.

50,000

—v.

&

Due

1106—were

p.

Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood, of
Minneapolis, as 3s.

follows:

as

$60,000 water works, city hall and
fire station general obligation
bonds, as 4s and 43/4S.

provement bonds offered Sept. 30

Roberts

4s.

178,

v.

to

follows:

as

100,000 334s. Due

&

Upper Darby Township (P. O.
Upper Darby), Pa.

3.07%,

1954

178, p. 1106—were awarded to

—v.

cos't of

100.06, a net interest

about

Chronicle

the

to

Rhode

Plantations

Island, at

Bank

Dallas.

1.95%.

ational

Merchants

le

Plans for

New

Corp. and Wm. E. Pollock & Co.,
all of New York City, as 3V4S, at a
price of 100.14, a basis of about
3.23%.

21,

issue of $264,000 water and
system revenue bonds, as

an

sewer

$64,000 2s.

1961

Minnehaha

County,

Linwood

Sioux Falls), S. Dak.
—
Robert Vetos,
Clerk, will receive sealed

at

the

office

of

Claude

A.

on

approved

City had announced its intention
to

sell

on

Sept.

21,

issue

an

1953.

Due

Sept.

on

Whitesboro, Texas

cipal and interest
at

(M-S) payable
banking institution in Sioux

a

Bond

3V2% water works and

15

TEXAS

from

1954

Interest

Dallas Independent Sch.

net

interest

by

Dist.,

$64,000 334s. Du'e
1954

of

to

on

1967

1968

to

on

1972

1973

to

Bond

Oct.

on

inclusive.

Legality approved
Huguenin & Booth-

Dallas.

Sale

Sept. 1 from
inclusive.
.

'106—were

—

Sept. 29—v.

awarded

to

178,

a

p.

group

Strader, Taylor & Co., both
Willis, Kenny &
Inc., of Richmond, C. F.
Cassell &
Co., Peoples National

son,

Lynchburg,

Ayres,

Bond
Offering—Bryan Adams,
Bank, both of
UTAH
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
Charlottesville, R.
3. Brooke &
Co., Richmond, and
tion, will receive sealed bids un¬ Salt Lake
County Conservancy Dist. Wyllie and
til 8 p.m. (CST) on Oct. 13 for the
Thornhill, of Char¬
(P. O. Salt Lake City), Utah
lottesville, at a price of par, a net
purchase of $10,000,000 school im¬
Bond

provement
1953.

Due

Dated

Nov.

1,

Nov. 1 from 1954 to
inclusive. Principal and in¬

1973

terest
las

bonds.

on

(M-N) payable at the Dal¬
Bank, Dallas, or at

National

Sale—The $625,000 water
bonds offered
Sept. 29—v. 178,
p. 1106—were awarded to a

group

composed of Blyth
York City; Edward

&
L.

Co., New
Burton &

Co., Continental Bank & Trust
Bank, New
Co., both of Salt Lake City; KalYork City. Legality
approved by man
& Co.,
Minneapolis; Wm. E.
McCall, Parkhurst & Crowe, of
Pollock & Co., New York
Dallas.
City,
the

Chase

Fort

National

Worth lnd. Sch.

Dist., Texas

Bond

and Lincoln
Lake City.

Ure

&

Co., of

sold

were

at

of par, a net interest
cost of about

Education, will receive

3.58%,

until 2 p.m. (CST)
purchase of $4,000,000

the

ing

bonds., Dated

Due

on

1,

1953.

at

the

First

L

—

Na-

—

to

1970 to

145,000

on

Sept. 1 from

on

•

Due

1991

bonds

MORRELL

&

CO.

Sept.

1,

1955

bear

additional

in

inclusive.

DIVIDEND NO. 97

Spanish Fork City, Utah
Bond Sale—The
$285,000 water
bonds offered Sept. 23—v.

($0,125)

1106—were

share

per

on

capital stock of
John Morrell & Co.

will

holders

shown

paid Oct. 30, 1953,
of

on

record

Oct.

9,

the hooks of the

OttuBin, lava

to

stock¬

1953,




as

Company.

Bwrtt A. Morrill. V. P.

I Troat.

178,

awarded

to

p

a

group
composed of John Nuveen &
Co.,

Chicago,
Co.,
and

Oct.

1

from

Oct.

on

1

from

WASHINGTON
Dist.

County, Salmon Creek Sch.
No.

118

(P.

O.

Vancouver),

Washington
Sale—The $23,500 build¬
bonds offered Sept. 29 were

ing
at

Morris

&
a

State,

as

3%s

City
14

for

water

Co,
price

10

the
and

a.m.

(PST)

purchase
sewer

of

on

Oct

$330,000

revenue

bonds.

Dated Oct. 1, 1953.
Due on Oct. t
from 1955 to 1964
inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest
at

the

City

be

—

request of the

thority, is forming

The entire

facility—bridge!

expressway—is expected to
ready for use by the public!

about April 1, 1956.
The new
extension,

Turnpike Au¬

speed

nation-wide

a

group- of

mately 350 members

and

has

set

as

14, 1953 as the tentative date
for the public offering. While the

maturity

date

issue

new

of

will

the

be

passenger
and

vehicles

cars,;

vital

tivities

between

.*

the

and the Holland Tunnel!

commercial

facility

to
to

but

the

as

welj

also

a!

as

present

ae

the

future devel
opmfent of the Bayonne peninsula!
with its
heavy industrialized

pro¬

Oct.

connection

turnpike
for

approxi¬

Oct.

1,

1988, it is estimated, on the basis busy waterfront areas."-The and]
ex
engineering projections of prob¬ tension, engineers working on thi
able traffic and
revenues, that the project point out, is not only a
londs can be retired in their
en¬
"important economic need" to th
tirety through sipking fund op¬ Jersey City Bayonne peninsula]
eration by 1965.
but will afford a
greatly heede
The new
"traffic
artery
between
N e \
financing reflects the
extraordinary success of the 118 York, the Midwest and \h<
mile turnpike since it
South."
The exention also wil
was
fully

of

.

provide

opened in
January,/1952, and the
fact that original' traffic
and rev¬
enue

expectations

surpassed.

The

have

high

been

from

and

new

York

direct

Upon completion »of the financ

of

has

the

tion

with

County
pike. '

000,000

Barney &

the extension
wjiich
tend from Newafk

will

vided
of

ex¬

present

turnpike to

the

second

Airport Inter¬

change of the

the

uted

in

Two

•

thi

comprising

o

Jan.

1, 1985 and $35,'
3.20% bonds due Jan]

largest

placed privately with
investing institutions

turn¬

Proceeds from the
offering will
be used
largely for construction
of

due

000.000 of
1, 1986.
The

major: addition—the
Newafk: Bay-Hudson
the

bonds

offering, $220,000,000

3V4%

a

Extensiop-r-to

have out
the $150,

pending

turnpike's facilities, and the
pending offering of $150,000,000
bonds is being made in
connec¬
so-called.

rout

City to Newarl

Airport.

far

volume

a

New

made/necessary the ing, the Authority will
enlargement and'Bfftprovement 0f standing, in addition to
traffic

Co.

in

funds

original
issue

issue
a

by

1950

for

w

group o

Simth!

and

pro

constructioi

turnpike.
Thi
public distrib
■>"
:
'

was

1951.

/
additional

major project
enlarge Bthe facilities of th
City, N. J. The/project, when
turnpike have been approved b
completed, will consist of a bridge the
Authority grid will be under
over Newark and
the Holland

Tunpel Plaza

in Jer¬

to

sey

expressway taken in ...the future:
(1)- th
extending from the,fridge through
"Pennsylvania 'Extension" whicl
Bayonne (N. J.) and
Jersey City would connect the New Jerse;
to

the

entrance

of the Holland
Proceeds /of the sale of
the bonds also
Will be used to
redeem
$30,000,0$0/;burrently out¬
standing bonds due Jan. 1, •1958
and\to pay $2,023,000 for further

Tunnel.

-

(A-O) payable
Treasurer's office improvements

Legality approved by
Preston,
Thorgrimson & Horowitz, of
Seattle.

WISCONSIN
Biren, Wis;
Bond

and

rec¬

an

Offering—R. G. Lovette,
Clerk, will receive sealec

Denver, F. T. Boise Co

City, at

the

Bond

Bosworth,

Thornton D.
both of Salt Lake

to

par.

Sullivan &
Garrett-Bromfield
&
Co

both of

on

inclusive.

195fMoi 1975 inclusive.
228,000 334^>Due on Oct. 1 from
1976 to 1981 inclusive.

bids until

inclusive.

A dividend of Twelve
■ud One-Hulf Cent*

the

1957

as

Vancouver, Wash.

terest of 2% from
Sept. 1, 1953 to

JOHN

to

684,000 3V2S. Due

Sept.

on

from 1983 to 1987 inclusive.
135,000 334s. Due on Sept. 1 from
The

1954

awarded

Sept. 1 from

1982 inclusive.

3.60s.

1988 to

DIVIDEND NOTICE

$38,000 23&s. Due

3.39%»

•

Bond

Due

1969 inclusive.

250,000 3y2s. Due

1978

Principal and interest

payable

1961

price

about

v

follows:

$95,000 3%s.

build¬

June 1 from 1956 to

inclusive.

(J-D)

Dec.

as

a

of

follows:

Clark

The bonds

cost

Salt

Offering—Ed P. Williams,
Business Manager of the Board of
sealed bids
on Oct. 14 for

interest

on

ord
$150,000,000 New Jersey
Turnpike Authority Bonds — was

posed

composed of Scott, Horner & Ma¬
of

struct.

the

ferings of turnpike bonds

final

The $950,000
Magisterial
District

bonds offered

completion of plans
largest public of¬

of

one

underwriting

Anne County
(P. O.
Virginia Beach), Va.

Kempsville

for

he

Sept. 1 from

on

1976

by Smith, Barney
Group of 350 Members

according
anounced over the week-end
by to the New Jersey .Turnpike Au¬
3.67%, i;he investment banking firm of thority, '""will be an ' important
Smith, Barney &»*Co. The firm, adjunct to the New
Jersey Turn¬
which prepared the
.financing at pike not only as a direct, high
Sept. 1 from

inclusive.

32,000 3%s. Due

set for October 14

about

inclusive.

34,000 3V2s. Due

sewer

1966

of

Princess

A-O.

Dumas,

man,

Texas

to

cost

follows:

as

"

sey,

April 15, 1953. Due

Sept. 30

178, p. 1211—were awarded
Scott, Horner & Mason, of
ynchburg, at a price of par, ; a

Sale—An issue of $20,000

sys¬
Legality approved by Dor- tem revenue
bonds was sold to
Colman, Barker,
Scott
& the First
Southwest Co., of Dallas.
Barber, of Minneapolis.
Dated

Falls.

water

;o

15

from 1956 to 1961 inclusive. Prin¬

bonds offered

sewer

of

Hamilton,
512
Security
Bank
$64,000 water and sewer refund¬
Bldg., Sioux Falls, until 4 p.m.
ing revenue bonds and $336,000
(CST) on Oct. 8 for the purchase
water and sewer revenue bonds.
of $3,000 building bonds.
Dated
V. 178, p. 1000.)
Sept.
15,

Practical

Sale—The $130,000

v.

Oct. 10 from

by Chap¬
Cutler, of Chicago. (The

&

and

inclusive.
on

Offering

& Co.

Dillwyn, Va.
Bond

Oct. 10 from

1978 inclusive.

Legality
man

from

10

Public

VIRGINIA

inclusive.

1974

1975 to

Bond Offering

bids

to

Oct.

on

1960

60,000 3V2S. Due

Sch.{ Dist. No. 118 (P. O.

District

Due

to

140,000 3%s. Due

SOUTH DAKOTA

2.45%.

follows:

1954
I

of about

Offering of $150,000,000
Jersey Turnpike Bonds Formulated

Sale—The $248,000 sew¬
age system bonds offered
Sept. 23

on

the present turn¬

pike.

'
.

-

•

Turnpike

Turnpike,

with

the

Penns.ylvani

and

(2) widening 'o;
sections of' the' present turnp.ik1
from four to six traffic lane^.
A

total

used the

of 17,948,325
vehicle:
turnpike during 1952, th

first year of

operation—a volurr.

approximately 213% of the esti
expected that constructionffiate made Tor such
of the new
year in Jul
extension twill' start 1951
while gross ,revenues>durin
within 60 days
affer the financing 1952 were
$17,693,716, of approxi
has been
completed. : The largest
mately-188% of;,estimates. Traffi1
single portion of the
project will be -volume for the first
a new
eight month
high level bridge
spanning °f 1953 exceeded by, more thai
XT
----p
.Newark Hay .which will.
require 123 % the volume
experienced durj
approximately two years to con- i
ing the first eight months of 195?
,,

:

It

is

i

.