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UNIVERSITY
OF MICHIGAN
ISSUE
MONDAY
l,: i.,-
dp
Tk a
RIODICA
Chronicle
Reg, U. 8. Pat. Office
New York 7, N.
Number 5419
181
olume
RAILROAD
Commission—
SEC
he
Ended Dec. 31—
4,289,057
5,268,841
sion
2,463,165
expense
109,272
37,250
42,594
in
earnings
Net
The
\
.
Midwest
$1.40.
;
>: *'•
]
acquired certain assets, including the capital stock of
companies, on Jan. 18, 1955 at an aggregate cost of*
company
Orion
San
of
of
of
Canadian
Toronto
.
DEC.
AT
POSITION
FINANCIAL
OF
STATEMENT
1953
$863,044
is
ever
at
1,357,345
and
(1954) and
S. Government
market, which¬
U.
the
cost
average
lower.*.
Insurance
future
front
(1953)
$746,275
or
930,738
1_—
prepaid
allocable
expenses
operations
,
37,180
._
—
Investment
to
corporate
'V
1
This
Co.,
than
Total
payable
Accounts
bank__
to
payable
sundry
taxes
Refunds
known
under
and
197,226
Dividends Declared and
625,893
478,499
Foreign
expenses..
Common
stock
taxes
with
37,732
(par
Amount received
and
for
government
1,481,188
300,000
300,000
15,085
8,285
2,719,888
2,438,837
70,854
$5^07,435
*
,
'■
Total
•
174,
Inc.
of
to
Federal
the
the
results
the
of
sale
Federal
The
of
since
Cement
is
Corp.
_
—
of Bank
at
by
Y.—Organized—'
ervations
corporation on April 1 began
Bend Ind., and Kalamazoo,
North Central Ahlines flighty
The
the
1944.
The announcement was made
by Ronald E. Daniels, Vice-President
Federal Portland since 1947 and President and Treasurer of the
newly formed company.
During the last few years production has been expanded as sales
territories were developed. First introduced in New York, Pennsylvania
at South
Which start May 1 between Chicago
on
^American
service until May 1 when American sus¬
pends and North Central inaugurates service at the intermediate cities
in accordance with a recent Civil
Aeronautics Board decision award¬
ing the local service operation to North Central.
V. 181, p. 1549.
will provide this
convertible preferred
$1,028,468, or $2.48
companies
the
at
of
close
common
a
1954
were
re¬
Fire
179,
1101.
p.
Co., Inc., Orlando, Fla.—
Casualty
&
Offered—Goodbody
Co.
&
on
April- 6
net
'
proceeds
are
purposes.—V.
corporate
used for working capital
1549 and V. 179, p. 1.
p.
Co.—New
Optical
American
'
.
be
to
181,
publicly
(par $5) at $15
20,000 shares of common stock
share.
The
!
$7,789,461..
with $790,470 in 1953.—V.
Stock
handling passenger reservations
Battle Creek and Jackson, Mich.,
was
both companies from investments, before Federal
of capital gains and losses, were $1,151,406 com¬
of
exclusive
American
North Central's Res¬
Until Service Transfer May 1—
both
of
against
earnings
and
pared
Airlines, Inc.—Accepts
income
/•;
Markel at $48,072,323 against $45,474,027 a year pre¬
surplus to policyholders, after dividends, was placed
Mr.
$10,886,027
Net
'
and
common
net
.
assets
equivalent
stock.
In
at
combined
taxes
Clearings______________45
of
total
/
vious;
per
Portland Cement Co.,
stood
share
a
taxes, to¬
Combined
of both companies for 1954, after
$1,253,521 in the preceding year.
$1,745,977, after taxes, and was
profit
combined
ported
46
American Fidelity Fire Insurance
more in combined net premiums
S. Markel, President,
of the truck and bus
for 1954 amounted to $33,571,281 as com¬
in the previous year, he reported.
Since the
Fidelity & Casualty in 1926, premium writings.
the subsidiary acquired at a later date, have
against
income
Admitted
46
to $7,000,000
close
of
$1,519,067
net
$4.17
46
System
Reports
—
$259,202,813.
operating
1953,
Statement of Member Banks of
Reserve
Inc.
Co.,
premiums
share.
11
—
2073.
p.
American
of
offered
formation of a new cor-ti)
poration, Airseal Insulations, Inc., which will continue to manufacture*!'
rock wool insulation
in
the
same
plant, which was constructed by!'
Federal a few yearg ago on the cement site in the Town of Ham- 1
burg, n. Y.
Airseal
Insulation
has
been
manufactured by Federal
Penn-Dixie
Banks
Course
The
American
Airseal Insulations, Inc., Hamburg, N.
One
Condition
2545.
p.
to
51
$6,510,587
~
Reserve
value of com¬
stock
Exchange Rates.—
i.
to
*
those
Net
taled
Payable
payable
$26,776,605
to
•
Investment News.Cover
and its subsidiary,
net
with
pared
78,553
contracts..
on
Combined
32
Offerings..
note
6%
setting an all-time high, Irvin
April 7 in the 29th annual report
insurer.
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices_46
Combined Condition Statement of Federal
78,540
1,182,465
Earnings retained and employed in the business[*■
Treasury stock at cost (18,404 & 20,404 shares,
respectively) (Z)r)
—V.
State and City Bond
coatingencies
$lj__
in excess of par
General Corporation &
contract
of
...
income
in connection
mon
303,791
...
,
adjustments
prices
Accrual for
.
$1,500,000
1
;
——
Accrued
$6,510,587
$500,000
180,
Casualty
&
1953,
amounted
-
,
,
purposes.—V.
wrote
1954
in
disclosed
32
Miscellaneous Features
$5,507,435
_______
LIABILITIES—
be
company,
in
total
Notes
retire
to retire
$300,000
follows:
as
to
inventory and name and $25,000 as working
loan ^to its subsidiary, Electroflow, Inc. upon
merger-* with Berlant Associates and Trl-Dl
used
for its
general corporate purposes; the
to the company's general funds and used for
Fidelity
Including
1
—
.........
applied
$48,000
i
9,100
556,837
& Co.
The commitment
the debentures, if any is
Record Peak in Net Premiums—
44,575
501,500
(net)
buildings, machinery & equipment
Patents (at nominal amount)
C-
Land,
of
a
added
be
American
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages_32
SEC Index of Stock Prices
to
Corp.,
founding
—
—
general
__32
Dow Jones Stock and Bond Averages.
4,101,292
3,075,238
——
to
__32
Transactions American Stock Exchange
incl. $1,130,100
Accounts receivable,
Inventories
:
Stock Exchange
Transactions New York
balance
42
43
Section
Over-the-Counter Markets
1954
as
of-its
Sound
39
Stock Exchange
all
.v.
assets,
$200,000
consummation
.38
Exchange
Stock
capital;
37
...
purchase
to
are to be
indebtedness;
bank
36
Stock Exchange....
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb
31
$536,171
ASSETS—
Francisco
Montreal Stock Exchange
paid in cash and 10,000 shares
delivered at an agreed amount
$16.75 per share, the approximate quoted market price at the date
the agreement.
' "-"V
<' •
■' /
the amount of $83,119 was
the company's treasury stock, were
$250,619;
Is
Weedon
Crowell,
and
Co.
&
fixed
for
pay
36
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange.
a
Noel
Employees' Retirement Trust; $155,000 loan to Its subsidiary, Pierson
ElectricalEngineering Corp., of which $130,000 will be used to
_J_____35
___;
filed a registration statement with the SEC on
covering $1,250,000 of 5%
convertible debentures,
for public sale at 100% of their principal
6%
discount or commission to the underwriters, Van
offered
underwriters
the
short-term
Stock Exchange_____36
Philadelphia-Baltimore
'
,
Exchange
Stock
be
purchased.' / *
;The. net proceeds
Exchange..:.__.-......._28
Los Angeles Stock
209,697
$2.05
of
28
__
to
with
Alstyne,
28
____28
—
Detroit Stock Exchange
$390,611
295,076
tax.
Securities and Exchange Commission—•
1955,
31,
1967,
amount
____28
Exchange.
Exchange...
Stock
Boston
*1,200,000
$576,127
—--
♦Including excess profits
two
975,000
sharO——___________
——
common
Stock
American
due
,
corporation
March
25
(Bonds)
Stock Exchange
Cincinnati Stock Exchange.___„_
cash.——______________—
_
in
ividends paid
arnings per
,
contingencies
.contracts-.—
income taxes & for
connection with government
for
rovision
—j.
—i.—
(Stocks)____.__-._13
New York Stock Exchange
thereafter until the expiration dat«
atter which time tney become null
154,9.'-
p.
Electronics, Inc., Los Angeles, Calif.—Reg¬
American
This
2,413,551
119,748
•
and amortization-—t___.
epreciation
nterest
181,
Page
New York
and salaries, incl. contributions to pen¬
fund of $139,235 & $134,878, respectively
ages
years
void.—V.
Quotations
1953
$9,424,869
supplies and Services purchased, etc.
aterialSi
•
five
isters With
1954
• -
is
warrant
and will be exercisable
from the exercise date,
hereunder,
l
and
Stock and Bond
$8,460,347
■
T-This IsSUC
as the board may in its sole discretion
exercisable except upon payment of $2.00
numbers
such
in
No
to the company," The warrants will not be exercisable until
13 months following the public olfering of the company's shares
date
a
'
Copy
a
share
per
Aircraft Radio Corp.- -1954 Net Income Higher—
Year
and
determine.
:
$1.15
MISCELLANEOUS
-
times
or
per share through
net proceeds are to be used
jffered at $3.50
,
INSURANCE
-
-
,
on March 23 filed a letter of notification with
50,000 shares of common stock (par $1) to be
Reed, Lear & Co., Pittsburgh, Pa.
for general corporate purposes.
corporation
covering
The
INDUSTRIAL
-
HomesfYnc., West Newton, Pa. — Files With
Admiral
ecurities and Exchange
he
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
Price
Y., Monday, April 11, 1955
and
other
President—
31 the election of E. Weldon
Schumacher as President to succeed Walter A. Stewart, who retired.
Elected to the board of trustees were Walter J. Dreves, Vice-President
for finance and Treasurer of the company, and Boone Gross, President
The
announced
company
March
on
of the Gillette Safety Razor Co.
Schumacher
Mr.
was
.
formerly Vice-President for operations.—V. 181.
641.
.p.
of
and
Ohio,
States
rock
the
and
wool
insulating
New
England.
insulation
in
material
The
New
is
is
company
York
State.
public sale 149,500
$2 per share.
for
sold in the Mid-Atlantic
the sole manufacturer of
now
at
r-
material, in the form of blast furnace slag, a by-product of
Buffalo's huge steel Industry is supplied by The Buffalo Slag Co., one
of the
founders of The Federal Cement company.
Conversion
The
share
tion
to $3.83
was
Alaska
Juneau,
—
per
for
series
bonds
A
indenture as a result of
1,496 shares of stock at $1.25 per share,
corporation of
a/* the board thereupon adjusted the conversion rate accordingly.—
V.
Allied Chemical & Dye
Corp.—Advertising Agent—
advertising pro¬
gram and
appointed Albert Frank-Guenther Law, Inc., as its agency,
was announced on
April 4.—V. 181, p. 1073.
corporation
has
formulated
an
institutional
The Power
a
contract
Authority of the State of New York on April 4 awarded
13 transformers to Brown Boveri Corp. of Switzerland,
for
B.i?ldder at
81(15 for the
.
a
price of $1,541,480.
transformers
opened
were
at
the
Authority office on
<jarch 22, and at that time the apparent low bidder was Allis-Chalmers
Manufacturing
his-Chalmers
of
Co,
bid
was
Wis.
It
and, as a
Milwaukee,
informal
wul award to Brown Boveri Corp.
with
this
award,
the
major
electrical
that the
result, the Authority aplater
developed
generating equipment is now
under manufacture. The turbines costing $10,138,awarded to Allis-Chalmers corporation and Baldwin-LimaCorp., while the 16 generators costing $14,000,000 were
jritted for and
tt
.^,ere
niiiton
awarded
to
General
Electric
Co.—V.
181,
p.
741.
.
which it owns.
.
EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
Authorized
(par value
stock
$10
Because
par
common.
»
purchase warrants will permit the purchase of 37,500
stock of the company at a price of $2 per share
Stockholders of the company have also authorized the board of direc¬
tors to Issue a like number, 37,500. of such warrants to the directors,
officers and employees of the company, or any of them, at such time
stock
of
Is a mixture of ethylene dibromide and methyl
which have been used In the past to fumigate
However, tests have shown the new product to be
and cheaper to use than either of its constituents in
grain, flour,
effectiveness,
thus resulting
pests in
its
of
dosages,
rice, cheese and dried fruits.
the
new
product can be used at
in lower cost application.—V. 181,
1193.
p.
American Tobacco Co. Inc.—Sales Increase—
common
in
months
of
months,
first
unit
domestic
said
cigarette sales of this company were
February
and
January
1954,
"Although
two
and
sales
Dollar
Paul
M.
1955
Hahn,
than
President,
in
the
on
April
corresponding
6.
I have no complete figures available beyond the first
It is my expectation that this will also be tru# for the
quarter."
The
stockholders
the
by-laws
ber
of
the
of
directors
April 6 decisively defeated
corporation that would have
19 to 20.—V. 180, p. 1097.
on
proposal to amend
Increased the num¬
a
from
Agent—
American Tractor Corp.—Transfer
$0.25 per sh.)
exchanged for 225,000 shares of new 25-cent par common stock ol
which
number the officers and directors own
approximately 67%.
Prior thereto, $24,750 notes payable to officers
had been exchanged
tThe
controlling
to the
it was
Outstanding.-
600,000 shs.
374,500 shs.
tWarrants
75,000
- 37,500
♦Pursuant to a recapitalization authorized by the stockholders on
Feb
26
1955, 14,500 shares of $10 par 7% cumulative participating
preferred stock and 5,441-639/1121 shares of $10 par common were
shares
effective
more
has been introduced
by this corporation,
30.
of
both
houses.
storage
higher
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
for
March
product
new
bromide,
„
and
on
Due to
months ended Feb. 28, 1955 net sales were
$23,466. The company reports that earnings
in'this Deriod were restricted due to nonrecurring costs in connection
with increasing the monthly' capacity during
the fourth quarter of
fiscal 1954 and first quarter of fiscal 1955.
»Com.
Allis-Chalmers Manufacturing Co.—Contract—
announced
Chemical Corp.—New Product—
fumigant, "Bromotox-,"
warehousing industries
space
agriculture
been
EARNINGS—For the six
$1 406 579 and net income
181, p. 1;
This
land
of
new
reduced
is primarily a smelter and refiner of scrap,
increasing demand for its products, its ingot capacincreased over 50% since 1952 and further substantial
increases are now required to supply customers
requirements.
The company's plant is located in Kansas City, Mo., on 6'/a acres
has
itv
was
necessary under terms of the series A
by the
working capital.
BUSINESS—The company
aluminum.
reduced from $4.00 per
share of Alaska Telephone Corp. stock. This reduc¬
rate
installation of another
capacity
The balance of
proceeds will be used as
Adjusts
about
to construct a new building for the
smelting furnace which will increase rated
12,000,000 pounds to 24,000,000 pounds annually,
aluminum
Hate of Bonds—
conversion
the sale
Corp.,
American Potash &
A
The
the sale the company will use
$90,000
from
Telephone
shares of common stock (par 25£)
PROCEEDS—Of the proceeds of
Raw
Alaska
Corp., Kansas City, Mo.—Stock Of¬
Fuller & Co., New York, on April 5 offered
American Alloys
fered— S. D.
The
Marine
pointed
50
cents
Midland
Trust
transfer
agent for
par value.—V. 180,
Ansul
Chemical
Co.,
of New
shares of
Company
546,695
1206.
York
the
has
been
common
p.
ap¬
stock,
.,
Marinette,
Wis.—Stock
Sold—
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis, Milwaukee, Wis,, oil
March 29 offered to the public 11,500 shares of common
stock
(par
$3)
at $25.75
per
share.
The offering was
quickly completed.
PROCEEDS—The
and
net
proceeds
are
to
for the construction
well as for present plant
be used
purchase of new plant and equipment, as
*
**,
■.—v*
*
J'
*.««l
2
*
improvements an£ betterments
corporate purposes.
of
which
Jan.
antifreeze additive,
a
high quality refrigeration oil, and a moisture control system.
For
the last 15 years it has also been acting as a selling agent for du Pont's
Freon refrigerants which are fluorinated hydrocarbons.
Daring this
time the company has, through its own research, developed new uses
for sulphur dioxide and methyl chloride in certain other fields and
methyl chloride, as well as an
the
owner
has entered into a term loan agreement with Trust
Georgia, The Chase National Bank of the City of New
York, The National City Bank of New York, The First National Bank
of Atlanta,
and The Fulton National Bank of Atlanta.
Such loan
agreement obligates the company to borrow from such banks, and
obligates such banks to lend the company, the sum of $6,000,000,
on
or
before
May 1, 1957, to be used for the plant improvement
$ The company
Company
nually.
production
of
these
FINANCING
Outstanding
Authorised
Courts
$895,000
stock
Biche
Ba 1,
Arkansas-Missouri
Oversubscribed
Co.—Stock
Power
—The company announced on April 6 that the offering
of 36,868 shares of common stock, $5 par value, was 46%
seHptidns priority
of
excess
the
offerihg, giving employee subsubscriptions, shares available in
subscriptions were *allotted among the
rights
Byron
^
&
Scott,
„
Inc.
among
—'
Inc.
•
4,000
—
also V.
See
\
7,000
Hirshberg, Inc
Horner & Mason,
aL $107 Per Share—The Equitable Securities Corp. and
/CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
EFFECT
Authorized
First mortgage bonds—
Outstanding
due
series
'
Cassell & Co.,
4.72%
8,300,000
...
■.
■'
'
series
Future
Common
"The
'
$500,000
"
—70,000 shs.
70.000 shs.
93,500 shs
series
stock
maximum
but
authorized
issuance
the
by
tDoes not include
able
Dec.
of
bonds
mortgage
is
$500,000 payable June 28,
each
such
-firm
a
underwriter
has
commitment basis
agreed
are
as
to purchase from
Corp.;
Securities Corp.__
Union
A.
Becker
G.
&
Co.
Inc
contribution
pay¬
S;
quisition
,
the
company,
Green, Ellis & Anderson..
Hayden,
on
Johnston,
d
6.95
The
Ohio Company
Stifel, Nicolaus & Co., Inc.—
1.60
.the
4.28
1.60
amounted
Laurence M.
4.28
First
1.07
Paine,
Webber,
Co.—_
Jackson
&
&
4.28
4.28
Auchincloss,
path
2.14
Robert Garrett Si Sons
Kormendi
Pom-
-d--.
Parker
Si
*
Co.——
Francis I. duPont Si Co
Reid
Co
&
._
F. S. Smithcrs & Co.—
Brothers
Co
&
Julien
See
Collins
also V.
&
Co
181,
Armco Steel
-
will
also
will
be
assume
liabilities
and
liquidation
will
then
181,
v—»_
2,000
5,000
Inc.
.
Stubbs,
&
See
0.86
___.
p.
1550.
to
sales
for
the
$70,266,747,
first
years
adjusted
are
to
include
In
Jr.,
Associates Investment Co.—Paper Rates Increased—
These
major
April
increased
5
New
short-term
and
commercial
1%%;
90-179 days, 1%%;
iy«%.—V. 181, p. 858.
under
defense
Allts-Chalmers
,
Beckman
open
discount
finance
180-265
market
rates
announced
company
1%%;
days,
commercial
three
compared
to
months
of
$99,136,333
1955
for
fiscal
the
corre¬
•
contracts
were
at
reduced
levels
Manufacturing Co. above.—V. 180,
It
was
during
by the
days,.
266-270
ap¬
be
(par $5) at $23,50 per share. This offering
scribed. Further details follow:
BUSINESS—The
was
company
was
incorporated
in
was
oversub¬
Delaware
in
1915
the
l>een
1922.
The
company is not owned or controlled by or affiliated with any
corporation and it does not have any subsidiaries. It is locally
operated and largely locally owned.
No person or corporation owns
as much as
10% of its capital stock.
-The
company
is a semi-integrated producer of steel and steel
ether
products.
193
•
acre
Its
tract
only
of
McEvoy
2,009
corporation
and had a
sales
on
of
April
on
net
$2,007,552 for 1954
6.
income
In
1953
om
the
were
company
$41,909.
annual report to stockholders, Robert A. Weaver
Corporation, explained the company's expansion
three companies become affiliated with Bettinger
Graham Bell,
Ltd., , a Canadian porcelain enamel firm
company's
the
Bettinger holds 18%
of the outstanding stock and ty a
agreement controls
60%.
Bettinger also
acquired 49%
of
Inc., a small company manufacturing core material for arch¬
wall
curtain
construction.
Halrick,
The
third
company
of Danbury,
Conn.,
aluminum, with whom Bettinger made
was
Inc.,
increased
1954
to
to
become
manufacturers
of
sales agreement.
a
$641,074 from $475,527 in
1953.
liabilities
in
to
purchase from the corporation, at $5 per share, one share of
If all warrants are exercised, $187,500 will be added to
stock.
178,
working capital through the sale of 37,500 new Bettinger
thereby increasing the
outstanding shares to 212,500 —V.
2090.
p.
the
corporation
SEC
to
be
covering
offered
proceeds
March
on
50,000
at
to be u$ed to
are
filed
shares
($1
par
23
pay
of
5%
expenses
SEC
notification
of
with
preferred stock
underwriting.
The
cumulative
share),
per
letter
a
-without
incident to mining operations.
Bigelow-Sanford Carpet Co., Inc.—New DirectorBenjamin H. Griswold III, partner of Alex.
<
elected
director of this corporation.
is also a director of
a
Griswold
A.
S.
Bonding
—V.
Absll
Co.,
180,
Co.,
Fidelity
Baltimore
Life
&
Deposit
Insurance
The
SEC
& Sons, has
Brown
Co.
of
Co..
and
been,
Chemical Corp.,
Mathieson
Maryland, American.
other corporations.
1870.
p.
Black Ilills Power & Light
~
Olin
company
covering
March
on
10,950
1
shares
filed
of
Co.—Files—Rights—
letter
a
common
of
stock
notification
$1)
(par
with the
to be
offered
common
stockholders at $26 per share-at the rate of one new share
23 shares held, without
underwriting.
The proceeds are to-
each
be
used
p.
1556.
to
pay for
additions and improvements
to
properties.—V. 181,
246.
p.
Book-of-the-Month Club, Inc.—Earnings Decline—
The
early ground-breaking for a $2,000,000
ready in mid-1956, into which it will consolidated its
plant
land
In
and
places
Atlanta,
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
of
business
are
EFFECT TO
.stock
on
a
PRESENT FINANCING
Authorized
cumulative non-callable
(par $100)—,
tcommon stock
(par $5)
4% notes to banks.:
7%
located
Ga.
Outstanding
manufacturing facilities
scattered
now
compared
Heiipot is
7,000shs.
400,000 shs.
full
a
Bethlehem Steel Corp.—Plans Issuance of
$191,659 000
Convertible
Debentures—The
corporation ' on
April 7 announced it plans to offer its stockholders
$191 659,000 cf 3Vi% 25-year convertible debentures. The of¬
fering, expected to be made in early May, will be under¬
written by a syndicate jointly
managed by Kuhn Loeb
& Co. and Smith, Barney & Co.
- '
'
Chairman,
said
the
offering
to
.$$6,000,000
$8,000,000
five.
re^L4rati°n ^atement will.be filed today,
The reversion tArm«
and
1954
were
com¬
$16,652,744,
one
been
as
these
of
achieved.
per share in the previous year.
earnings, reported Mr. Wood, was caused
in the latter part of the year
expenditures which must be "written off
expenditures
incurred."
fields,"
v
Mr.
Profits
Wood
from
"substantial success
enterprise do not show
reported,
this
half&of)ni955"'' shou*(* be reHected in improved earnings in the
fhrst
The
aggregate
membership
of
the
several
clubs
now
operated by
H\ef«?00rlLn°^Hle",Month Club>" the reported continues, "was approxi1953 "
00 at Dec- 31, 1954, as compared with' 690,000 at Dec. 31,
t™®
ventures added to the Club's operations in 1954 were
£?riC
,?ecords and Books Abridged Incorporated, one
ILnrt
Y1 I1
sale by mail of Phonograph records, the other
condensed books,—V.
with
with
180,
p.
2074.
Braniff
Airways, Inc.—$20,000,000 Financing Program
n™!??'0?0,00?- ,financing Program for this corporation and the
°ia« J ,endm5 15 cents Per share were announced by the
.
holder" o/
ApriL
iesdlVldend "iU be PayaWe AprU 28 '°
®eard' President, stated that
Lniiii
'
President, stated that
additional eauitv Cflnifnl
rni™
USe
1
If Lli T
hniiiP«
e?
thC, /I
onH
,
the company proposed t®
the company
nnf
t.hp
sale
caPital not exceeding $6,000,000 by the «
offered for pro rata subscription to its sto
?"rm institutional loaen.COmP,n5, alSO ls
(he
nnn
a
nnr»
$15,000,000 lo
fnTcinh<i?Hhlber(ii0u shares to which each stockholder will be en til
date nf^ i
be announced at least 10 days prior to the effecj
SortiS
g tIatiP,l. statement which will be filed with the £
t
mVl
stockholders
common
(April
wnnid
sha-^s
11)
subscription prire will be
181, p. 542.
before the offering by the directors.—v.
in
annual
projects,
new
immediately
In
to
move
Grace,
in
promotional
two
administrative
South Pasadena
3 y4%
G.
corporation
1954
on
The
plant
Heiipot presentiy employs over 600 people in
California, but antici¬
pates that its ranks will swell to more than 1,000 when the
new p ant
is opened. Its recently established branch
plants at Mountainside N J
and Toronto, Canada, are also in process of
expansion.—V. 180, p. 2074*
E.
this
1953, Meredith Wood, President, announced.
transferred to earned surplus was $678,453,
$903,794 in 1953; approximately 75 cents per share,
for
with
heavy
years ago by Dr. A. O.
*6,571 shs
*389,380 shs.
announced
wholly-owned division of Eeckman Instruments, Inc! and
is a part of a long-range growth
plan blueprinted five
Beckman, President of the parent company and
its six divisions.
u
its latest
.
of
$16,668,263 in
income
upon
'
be on the basis of $500 Of debentures for each
25
preferred
over
sales
with
Net
reduction
Manager
main
net
pared
compared^to approximately $1
The
Pasadena, San Gabriel and Alhambra, Calif.
made in
successor
to Atlanta Steel Hoop Co., a corporation which had
incorporated under the laws of Georgia in 1901. The Delaware
corporation was domesticated in and under the laws of Georgia in
as
/
.
which saw
shares,
to
Instruments, Inc.—Unit to Expand—
firm anticipates
days,
issue of March 28 of the public offering by Courts &
and associates of 200,000 shares of common stock
Co.
2 000
Douglas &
the company's
the
completed.—V. 180, p. 1762.
potentiometers and other electronic components, was
April 7 by D. C. Duncan, Vice-President and General
30-89
are
and
Atlantic Steel Co.—Stock Sold—Mention
our
this
were
Sico,
The
the
Acquisition of a 15-acre ocean-view site in Newport Beach, Calif bv
Heiipot Corporation, South Pasadena, Calif., manufacturers of
precision
paper
offices and
•
2!ooq
Co
Wheat & Co
which
voting
_
of 1%.
automobile
the
1954,
by
y8
income of $42,979
net
by
$1,985,179
President of
in
Mr.
Emanuel, Chairman and President, said that conditions in the
consumer
markets remained highly competitive and that
cents per share.
,
rates
C.
Winslow,
Bevanda Mines, Inc., Lovelock, Nev.—Files With
Basic Refractories, Inc.—Secondary
Offering—A sec¬
ondary offering of 12,000 shares of common stock (par
$1) was made by Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades & Co., on March
31 at $15.75 per
share, with a dealer's discount of -32%.
Corp.—Scrip Redemption Agent—
on
J.
2,009
15009
1.60
Guaranty Trust Co. of New York will act as agent for the
redemption of scrip certificates for common stock in denominations
of
lOOths of one share,
and the purchase
of scrip certificates in
denominations of 20ths of one share.—V. 181, p. 1435.
company
5,509
" 10009
Co
Wesiheimer Si
•
5,000
Co.__
—
181, p. 1550.
V.
record
A
grossed
common
to
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton Corp.—New Contract-
Lombardo,
&
&
own
However, the company's backlog cf defense orders is
proximately $185,000,000, he stated.—V. 181, p. 1074.
The
This
aLo
reported
1074.
p.
past quarter.
0.86
Smith
Inc.
Greene
Anthony &
-Bettinger Corp.—Sales and Earnings Increase—
for
'
7,009
,_-_ZI
Co!I "
J
Co.___
—
Co
&
J.
holder
Corp.—Quarterly Earns. Lower—
sponding quarterly period of 1954.
0.86
3 509
Boyce
The corporation has 175,000 shares outstanding.
The company an¬
ticipates that its outstanding stock will be increased during 1955 due to
exercise of outstanding warrants.
Each two warrants entitle the
period
net
amounted
Victor
&
Co._
$579,445,
Consolidated
shipments
Bros.
Sutro &
3
2 009
Scribner
the
April 2 announced that consolidated income for
ended Feb. 28, 1P55, after all Federal taxes,
on
&
in 1954 were $474,646 and $244,434 in 1953.
The
working capital in 1954 was due to expansion activities.
However, additional $130,000 of new working capital was achieved
through a new long-term loan which also liquidated various small
outstanding loans.
of
in
.Stein
-
■
10 nna
Wertheim & Co.
reduction
stock,
A
by
sale
transferred
its
Deane
2,000
3,500
Current assets in
company's
2.14
—
class
3,500
3,500
2,009
Colli
erg & Co.__
Simon Si Co
Wa'ston
porcelain on
Raffensperger, Hughes & Co.,
2.14
__
Van Alstyne, Noel Si Co
to
0.86
2.14
Stern
assets
for the first quarter of both
company's Canadian subsidiaries.
year
&
Inc.
2J4
which
corporation
0.86
2.14
Chas. W. Scranton & Co.
its
that
three-month
Co., Inc
0.86
Peters, Writer Si Christensen,
2.14
the
of
Results
the
Company— 0.86
Townsend,
&
guaranteed
proceeds
M.
Singer,
5,000
affiliated
equal after preferred dividends to <-ix cents per
common share.
In the comparable first quarter of the 1954 fiscal
year,
net income amounted to $1,695,699 or 18 cents
per share.
i'
Sullivan
Crouter & Bodine—_______
Red-
___
&
Fulton,
DeHaven
2.14
&
.
Spencer Trask & Co
Bache
Dabbs
'—"4.28
Co._,
The
1.07
Mason-Hagan, Inc.
Scott, Horner & Mason, Inc. 1.07
Shelby Cullom Davis & Co.— 1.07
Chace, Whiteside, West &
Winslow, Inc.
0.86
4.28
Inc.
eroy,
Michigan. Corp.
4.28
Curtis
Reynolds & Co
SChoellkopf, Hutton
Shields
of
the
use
I.
&
10,009
Corp.——
Securities
Current
and
5,009
Co
Tucker,
See
purposes.
preferred
the
of
Silber
3,500
Si
7,000
Hallgarton &
of Southeastern; (2) as a
to the capital surplus of
3,509
2,009
Inc.
3,500
The
R. S. Dickson & Co., Inc.—
&
sale
Avco Manufacturing
1.60
Co
the
5,500
'
to
of
3,500
2,000
Renshaw_I~
Si
Shields
David
of. the /
stock
common
Augusta Chronicle and The Augusta Herald.—V.
Salomon Bros. & Hutzler
&
will
Southeastern
1.60
Marks
B
5,009
inc!
& Co.__
Shearson, Hammill
1.60
._
Miller & Co._
Lemon
$100,000,
of
to other corporate
(3)
with
2,000
d
2,009
Scherck, Richter Co
I~~
Scott, Horner & Mason, ~
>
Chapman & Co.—
2,000
2,009
"
Gardner,
Greene
from
and
6.95
._
amount
Rodman
&
Fridley, Hess & Frederking
Goodbody & Co.——
Augusta Newspapers.
bonds, the capital
Augusta Newspapers, and other funds for t^e Durchase (for $1,517,000 plus net earnings from Aug. 31, 1954* of all of
the outstanding shares of capital
stock of Herald Publishing Com¬
pany,
which
owns
The
Augusta
Herald.
It is
contemplated - that
Herald
Publishing Company will be dissolved immediaMv noon acSoutheastern
follows:
9.13
9.13
and
stock
common
Daniei Reeves
Reinholdt
5,500
Inc.
will issue $1,200,000 of 20-^ear 5% first mortgage serial
bonds, the sale of which has been arranged privately by Johnson, Lane,
the latter will receive a commission
both The
Equitable Securities
the
in
par
Space and Co., Inc., for which
of $18,000.
The bonds will be
each
of
class
the
& Hutner__
Rauscher, Pierce & Co.
3,500
Farwell,
Southeastern
by
underwriter, Including Equi-'
table Securities Corp. and Union Securities Corp., who are
acting as
their representatives, and the percentage of unexchanged stock which
name
$100
Simultaneously
of
limited
1955 and $500,000
'
1955.
28,
UNDERWRITERS—The
the
of
Southeastern;
4,980,000 shs.»
deed
and
otherwise
of
None
5,000,000 shs.
trust is
property
and earnings ratios and other provisions of the mortgage and deed of
trust.
'/.
$250,000,000
shares
Si
15,000
5,500
~
Stone
Gsterman
5,000
Co
&
&
Edwards & Sons—
itectural
contribution,
93,500 shs.
86,500 shs.
($12.50 par value)_____
all
inn™
~~
II—I
Co.
Roiand
Ellis, Holyoke & Co
Emanuel, Deetjen & Cj.__
Harris & Co.,
i
7,000
Co!
&
15'^®
Rhoades"&
' °®
Loeb,
Si
7,000
Co
—
Eberstadt
in
650
<Ss
First California Co._
for
M.
5,500
Co
Fraiman,
,....
SEC—
10,000
Co
& Co.__
Co——_
was
exchange
2,000
3,500
Inc.—
&
Inc.
F.
subject of the proposed offering, which proceeds will be applied (1)
the purchase, for $750,000 plus interest at 4% from Feb. 1, 1955,
8,300,000
'
in
Weedon
company, consisting of 75,000 shares. The other one-half of Southeastern's outstanding shares will be acquired by use of the net pro- »
ceeds of the sale of the preferred
and class A common stock the
18,000,000
sinking fund debentures due 1974
2%
serial notes, due $500,000 semi¬
annually to 1956
Preferred, cum. ($100 par value)—.
series
papers),
$93,700,000
;
.
1935_.
3%%
4.32%
Outstanding
-—*$250,000,000
series
3%%
!
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
Si
Co.
Loewi
Co.,
&
Francis I. du Pont & Co.__
which owns The
each at IIIV2 flat.
Hutton
Mullaney, Welis & Co.
O'derman, Asbeck & Co
hold
and
Carl
Dixon Bretscher Noonan
181, p. 1438.
company
E.
Lazard Freres
Co.,
&
Fitzgerald
Cruttenden
organized in March, 1955, under Georgia law to
all of the stock of Southeastern Newspapers, Inc.,
Augusta Chronicle, Augusta's morning newspaper, and >
to
assist - Southeastern
to- acquire
The Augusta Herald, Augusta's ,
evening newspaper. Augusta Newspapers plans to acquire one-half of
Southeastern's outstanding shares from William S. and Florence H.
Mooris
(President and Vice-President, respectively, of Augusta News¬
The
acquire
Johnston, Lemon
Courts & Co.——-——
company on-April 5 filed a registration statement with the
covering 40,0.00 shares 6% cumulative preferred stock ($10 pari
and 50,000 shares class A common stock ($1 par), to be offered for
public sale through an underwriting group headed by Johnson, Lane,
Space & Co., Inc. The public -offering prices and underwriting terms
are to be supplied by amendment.
r
W.
2,000
——
,
O,DU0
_
2,000
C. F.
SEC
»
'
-
&
16,000
—
Crowell,
This
of the soliciting dealers group in the preferred stock exchange offering on
April 5 announced that dealers are authorized, for their
own account, to sell the new 4.72%
preferred stock at
107, plus accrued dividends and to cover such sales by
purchasing the old $6 preferred and the old $7 preferred
Hutton
0
Labouisse~~
_
F.
Model,
inc.
—
Augusta Newspapers, Inc.—Registers With
Union Securities Corp., managers
t-.
E.
3,500
First
Arkansas Power &. Light Co.—New Preferred Priced
Fay
Weil,
2,000
Cantor,
Brooke & Co.——— 1,000
Zimmerman & Co.,
v !
1,000
„•••'
...
..
&
Friedrichs & Co
15,000
Spencer,
Hancock,
c'?00
I'JS®
CoZ~~"~
&
——
Norris
Wyatt, Neal & Waggoner— 7,000
H. Hilsman & Co., Inc.. 7,000
Richards
& Co.—
—
J.
*
subscriptions, by. employees.
No shares were. Available for allocation
subscription's entered pursuant to conditional rights.—V. lol,
p. 1437.
Sullivan
Bradford
C.
A.-G.
12,000
8,000
Inc.
Howard,
9nnn
3,000
51
Co.___.
Burnham and Co.-—-—-
Erwin & Co.————
12,000
—
_____■.
&
10,030
Co. inc.--
&
Co.—_—.—
Edgar M. Norris..
1,000
Tillman-Whitaker Co., Inc.. 1,000
—
Inc.
Hooker
7,000
15,030
—
Inc.
J.
Alester G. Furman Co., Inc.-
>
.
J. W. Tlndall & Co.
'■
the
of
&
Bosworth,
Herzberg,
&
Hill
5,509
Inc.—
Co.
&
Blackstock & Co._ 7,000
Varnedoe, Chisholm & Co.,
—
Inc.
_t_ 7,000
A. Evans & Qo.,
Johnson, Lane, Space & Co.,
conditional
over
preemptive
terms
Blair
Dempsey-Tegeler
Dickson
S.
Inc.
Subscriptions for 34,533 shares were
entered pursuant to preemptive rights; employee sub¬
scriptions aggregated 4,573 shares, and 14,580 shares?
were, subscribed pursuant to conditional subscription J
rights.
■'
v!"
with
Martin
Odess,
Becker
G.
A.
2,000
Crawford, Inc.—__ 2,000
French &
Hentz
3,500
& Co
Shares
Haupt & Co
Hayden, Stone & Co.
7,000
:,
Kraus
&
Stearns
Boettcher
Doolittle & Co.—.———
12,000
&. Co., Inc._12,000
H.
Co
&
2,000
2,000
1,000
Powell and Company—— 1,000
Howard, Weil, Labouisse,
Friedrichs & Co
1,000
Cabell Hopkins & Co.—
1,000
Hoffman-Walker Co
1,000
R.
Clement
oversubscribed.
accordance
30,000
Inc.
Co.,
to
follow^
-
Sterne, Agee & Leach.
2,000
Stockton Broome & Co..—_ 2,000
Equitable Securities Corp.—12,000
The Robinson-Humphrey
*
Co., Inc
Co._—__;
Burge
Bear,
2,000
Blair & Co., Inc.—
Pierce, Fen-
&
Barth
J.
Shares
40,000
Co.
& Beane
ner
181, p. 1550.
'in"
&
Merrill, Lynch,
108,100 shs.
200,000 shs.
$3)
(par
to'
went
Ira
10,000
Co
&
C. AHyn &
A.
Batcman, Eiehler & Co.___
Shares
1967
1,
92,000
15,000
Brothers
Allen
''■'■
serial notes due semi-annually to
July
Common
—V.
Lehman
UNDERWRITERS—The
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT
CV*%
of
purposes.
~
proceeds
Shares
following named underwriters were severally,
firmly committed to purchase from the company the number of shares
of common stock set opposite each of their names, as follows:
its
net
of
products.
The company now distributes industrial grade sulphur dioxide and
methyl chloride to more than 350 customers in 23 different fields of
industry, including paper, leather, grain bleaching, synthetic rubber,
and chemicals.
It has distributors in 39 foreign countries,
and 16
additional countries
receive its
products through these distribution
points.
Its export sales are now at the rate of over $1,000,000 an¬
increased
The
stockholders. Further details
UNDERWRITERS—The
underwriters
named
below have sevPv »'
agreed to purchase from the selling stockholders the number nf ev,— y
of
shares
common stock set forth below opposite their names:
stock.
common
associates.
and
of 12 selling
group
the owner of record of two shares of such $5 par
became
thereupon
value
Brothers
such common stock was reclassified by changing the
200,000 shares of $5 par value common stock, so that
of record of each share of such no par value common stock
into
our
April 4 of the offering and sale of 480,000 shares 1
stock (par $1) at $25 per share by
Lehm a
Lehm-
common
1955,
27,
same
Monday, April 11,
i955
Calif.—Stock Offering—Mention was made in
have
It subsequently added to its
major supplier of sulphur dioxide.
a
^
Life Insurance Co., Los
Anjrpi
Standard
Beneficial
preferred stock and 10,620 shares of such com¬
held by or for the account of Jiie company.
are
t At Dec. 31, 1954, the company had charter authority to issue and
outstanding 100,00 shares of no par value common stock, of
5,310 shares were held by or for tne account of tne company
and 94,690 shares were outstanding.
By charter amendment effective
BUSINESS—Company was organized April 19, 1915, in Wisconsin,
its principal office and place of business is in Marinette, Wis.
With the advent of mechanical refrigeration the company has be¬
the refrigerant
stock
mon
of such
shares
429
used, for other
to the extent not so
or,
and
line
"t
«•<-
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle.
(1670)
come
}
with
set
undpraritton
the
Xnrtiv
shortly
itat™mSSt becomes
fund*
y
announced at the time
The
offering is to
effective.
Eberstadt & Co. Inc., of New York,
the .contemplated stock financing, together v
5™
e $l5.°°0.000 long-term loan, will be used
of seven new
i
Thp
defrav
ption price will be
fsu,
rpeistrnHrm
nht»S
the
cost
,
DC-7C
aircraft,
which
Braniff has
I
Number 5419
Volume 181
during
livery
debentures
the debentures
two
price
of
into
$16%
announced
62,760
share.
per
redeemed at
were
also
Beard
Mr.
converted
were
conversion
a
103%
that
23
and
shown
had
paid
for de¬
DC-3s.
He
also
profit
for
the
a
is the lowest
Operating
reported
first
Net
-V.
stock
common
remaining
company has
which will be
nine
of
to
The ^.company
March
on
cowering
500,000
at
cents
10
to
used
be
added
of
quarter
1955,
in
which
Financial
May
high
Convair
24
that
pay
24
shares
filed
letter
a
common
stock
without
underwriting,
incident
expenses
to
corporation
March
on
30
traditionally
it
(par
with
cent)
one
i The
The
the
to
has
plant in Statesville, N. C.—V. 181,
and
Mooresville
"
Mooresville
This
corporation
ended
year
corresponding
earned
and
in
1954
Mr.
leased
a
period
President,
reported
operating
expenses,
those
net
and
In
drastic economies
1954,
June,
development
high
were
and
mately
Straus
.months
pointed
the
of
corresponding
the
For
out.
period
the
of
ended
$320,297 —V.
Sales
.
fiscal
current
year
operations
Nov. 30,
179,
and
profits
•
business
stock
by
ment
the
were
mid-1954,
declined
he
said,
many
com¬
The
manufactured
of
range
freight
i • •
approxi¬
by
in
reported
wide
of
p.
.
to
SEC
The
proceeds
to
are
be
to
used
pay
after
90
1953.
Budd
I
..
item
The
.•should
appearing
have
futilities
Public
charges,
of
been
Co."
California
under
this
published
See
V.
181,
heading
the
in
issue
our
heading
provide
for
first
billion,
investment
corporation
the
$1.94
The
The
to
at
history
of
the
the
of
181,
of
end
The
($1
rpar
.Los
196,135
share)
per
March
on
covering
filed
18
shares
through
of
S.
Joe
letter
a
of
notification
stock
common
Shigezane,
to
3872
Calif, and others.
The proceeds are to
incident to oil activities.—V. 180, p. 2694.
.expenses
be
first
and
having
increase
in
be
L.
Day
R.
S.
Dickson
1..70
A.
G.
Edwards
1.,70
Farwell,
1..70
Fulton, Reid & Co.__
used
to
•4
announced
Swanson
Bernard
to
&
Sons
and
the
Omaha,
Neb.,
&
C.
producer
juices;
and
of
the
canned
second
and
frozen
largest
."Soup
the
will
Co.
Sons
in
of
terms
acquire
now
being
of
the outstanding
Campbell stock.
for
products
181,
agreement,
all
exchange
Swanson
label.—V.
an
soups,
packer
will
continue
to
be
worked
stock
marketed
of
claps
spag¬
of
Canadian Breweries Ltd.
Swanson
Swanson
Becker
Profit before income
Minority interest
3,271,579
3,054,622
1,572,000
1,550,000
'
The
development
in
the
if
under
have
to
&
Hemphill,
Noyes
Ilornblower
expansion
shares
modern
department.—V.
efficient in every
and
1534.
Electric
Co.
Sales—Earnings Decline—
Feb.
on
25- filed
shares
of
H.
M.
"In
Turner,
1954,
President,
•
J
See
3.4
cents
million.
the
on
Because
it
equipment,
the
sumer
capital
and
sales
reported
provides
full
a
continued
company
contribution to
Dividends
goods
markets.
defense.
a
In
range
as
J.
Stevens &
P.
Co.
letter
a
addition,
it
was
between
makes
related
its
the
year
slightly at $54.3 million.
up
con¬
a
significant
way
under
offer
The
to
be
in
E.
SEC
the
with
offered
at
share-
to
are
be
used
Witter
continue
to
be
excellent.
foreign competitors,
facilities."
the
box
Tuohy,
$1.45
$0.81
cost
a
first
of
of
31
of
that
it
$5,750,000
as
had
from
part
order
the
its
of
*,
con¬
specially-
500
Pullman-Standard
that
said
cents
$1.45
1954.—V.
C.
a
share
a
181,
p.
March
share.
long-term pros¬
made by its
Island
invested
$10.3
SUMMARY
Calendar
OF
Year—
Costs
and
1954
1953
$205.1
199.7
186.7
$11.2
$18.4
The
total
1.6
1.8
extent
that
expenses
Income from
sales
Income from other
sources
(net).
Co., Inc.;
Corp.
r
The
Total income before taxes.
Taxes
on
$12.8
$20.2
5.7
9.2
$7.1
$11.0
1.4
2.3
$5.7
$8.7
income
V.
178,
p.
2298.
the
or
to
at
sinking
in
annual
come.
Forgan
are
retire
any
fund
shares
are
entitled
the
in
(1)
&
debentures
of
preferred
redeemable
company
Net earnings
Dividends
Reinvested in business.
amount
debentures
calculated
be
Glore,
entire
whole
to
earnings
Thus
compared
to
be
in
by
part
the
would
first
with
81
ap¬
quarter
cents
for
RR.—Debenture
Of¬
and
issued
Union
will
Into
Securities
depend
upon
the
stock.
(payable if earned)
common
fund
maturity. The debentures will
by lot, at the option of the
time, (2) in part by lot through th,e operation of
and (3) at the option of the company as a whole,
by lot, if any time it is not permitted to deduct current
interest on the debentures in commuting Federal taxes on in¬
part
The
initial
redemption
prices
will
be
/——' .30
Tucker,
G.
,75
.75
Sullivan
Co.,
&
Inc.
.15
Co.
75
,
&
Marks
Hutton
& Co
First of Michigan Corp..
Freeman
75
Co.—
Henry Herrmon & Co.—-—,
,
.15
Co.—
Corp.
75
■,
Laird,
75
Bissell
.15
Meeds—
&
Poole/ Roberts
Parke
Scott,
Company.—______
75
Stetson
Company,
,75
r—.15
Stix & Co.__
Co
Inc
&
Co
Inc..
also
V.
181,
Thomas
Wislow,
50
.
Harold
Yarnall,
Wood
E.
.15
.15
Co.-
Biddle
.15-
Co._
&
—.15
Co.
&
.15
McEvoy_
&
50
—__
181,
1439.—V.
p.
&
Corp.
—
Douglas
50
,
Baird & Co.,
W.
Securities
75
.15
.15
Mason, lnc._.
Horner &
75
.15&
—
75
&
.15
,
——
Schmidt,
&
Inc.
Hammill
&
Indianapolis Bond & Share
75
Co
.15
.15
Cooley
75
,
.15
—
Burnham and
75
—
Baxter, Williams & Co.__
See
Bosworth,
75
75
Whipple
Bacon,
.30
Stifel, Nicolaus & Co., Inc.___
.30
& Co
—.15
7 75
Co
&
.30
—
——
Boettcher
Anthony & Co.—____
Robert
.30
Gardner--
&
Co
&
Singer, Deane & Scribner.i__
1 ,05
—
Corp
&
Red-
Walker & Co
H.
&
Robinson-Humphrey Co.,
Inc.
—.30
1 .05
Dominick
M.
&
'
1558.
p.
V
Clary Corp.—New Name Effective—
The
of
name
new
former Clary Multiplier
Clary Corporation for the
Corporation is now official with the filing of a by-law amendment
with the Secretary of State at Sacramento, Hugh L. Clary, President,
announced
The
April
on
main
and
offices
in
plant
Gabriel,
San
Calif.,
distributes
and
adding machines, cash registers, elec¬
machines,' automatic controls for pilotless flight
aircraft components. It was incorporated in 1939.—V .181, p. 1308.
tronic
and
data-handling
This
.
1.
with
company,
manufactures
$J5,605,599 in 1954, after all charges and
compared with $9,717,000 in 1953, Arthur H. Bunker, President
taxes,
told
Co.—Earnings Rise—
Molybdenum
earned
company
stockholders
Earnings
the
in
share
per
1953,. based
on.
annual
increased
were
repoit.
$6.07
were
2,570,000
the
50%
in
,
compared
outstanding on
1954,
for
shares
March
to
1954
$3.78
with
r
diversification
Climax
year.
Junction,
It
the
of
program
was
company
stepped
during:
up
than doubled its investments in oil.
It com¬
expansion of the Climax Uranium Co. mill at
more
$1,500,000
a
for
Dec. 31, 1954.
annual rate cf
an
share.
per
Colo.,
and
the
furthered
acquired
Interests
other uranium .ven¬
its major product,
in
diversification
market
of
particularly in the oil refining, paint, lubrication ancT
agricultural fields.
The company's $35,000,000 expansion program at Climax, Colo.—the
world's primary source of molybdenum—was completed early in 1954.
As
a
result,
production of molybdenum rose, more than
5,000.000
pounds
and of by-product tungsten more than 50%' Output in 1954
totaled
42,544,795
pounds
of
molybdenum
and
632,000 pounds
cf
tungsten.
During the year Climax Molybdenum engaged in several uranium
ventures
in
plained
104 V»%
for
optional
21,000
Valencia
net
$3,588,000
amount
rose
from
at
to
such
almost
least
in
and
In
Anaconda's
in
oil
to
St.
as
and
Total
9,000,000
in
barrels.
$933,000
1955.
The
1954
requi¬
holds
producing
early,
Climax
the
oil
1954
ex¬
of
company
the
compan/
and gas Income
is expected to
and
will
continue
in
1955
all its net oil income in the search for additional
the
entered
purchase
of
field
two
of
oil
producing
Division
p.
was
formed
to
in
waterflooding
properties—one
Waterflood
manage
in
a
major
eastern
The Climax-Brundred
the
-
latter
properties.—
1558.
Collins Radio Co.—Registers Convertible
company
on
Pfd. Stock—
April 6 filed with the SEC a registration statement,
122,500 shares of $50 par convertible preferred stock naming
Kidder, Peabody & Co. and White, Weld & Co. as managing under¬
writers.
The shares initially will be offered to stockholders through
subscription warrants.
Proceeds will be used to redeem the company's
presently outstanding preferred and for working capital.
Prior to the offering, the company proposes to reclassify each share
of its outstanding common stock into lVa shares class A and lVa shares
class B common stock,
A special stockholders meeting has been called
covering
THE COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
(Reg. U. S. Patent Office) William B. Dana Company, Publishers, 25 Park Place, New York 7, N. Y., REctor 2-9570. Herbert D. Selbert, Editor and Publisher;
President
Published twice a
week [every Thursday (general news and advertising Issue) with a statistical issue on Monday], Other offices: 135 S. La Salle Street, Chicago 3. Illinois
2-0613); 1 Drapers' Gardens, London, E. C., England, c/o Edwards & Smith. Copy right 1955 by William B. Dana Company. Reentered as second class matter February 25. 1942, at the
post office at New York,
N. Y., under the Act of March 3, 1879. Subscriptions in United States,
U. S. Possessions, Territories and Members of Pan-Amcrlcan Union, $55.00 per year; in Dominion of
Canada, $58.00 per year. Other Countries, $62.00 per year.
William
Dana
Seibert
(Telephone STate
NOTE:
On
account
of
the
fluctuations
in
the
rate
of
a
prop¬
Bunker
Mr.
reserves
Gross
in
the otner in northeastern Oklahoma.
The
the
which
gas.
with
181,
was
Anthony has made.
increased during the year
gas
proven
Kansas and
V.
One
Corp.,
uranium
too
It is
Me.x.
discoveries
1953
$1,500,000
to spend substantially
oil
New
$7,857,000.
$420,000
Co.
Anthony Uranium
near
investment
to
Ur.inium
Climax
St.
acres
County,
evaluate
to
Climax
with
interest in
half
a
about
on
erties
connected
r.ot
of
lease
The
converted
a
sinking
issue
or
Co.;
.30
The
—____—
&
&
Stroud
way
$210.9
Sales billed to customers
Riter
Pomeroy,
Shields
1, 1995, at 100% and accrued interest, by a group of un¬
derwriters headed by The First Boston Corp.; Blyth &
OPERATIONS
Reinholdt
1 .05
&
& Sons.,
Sc^oellkopf,
reach
•
1 05
Co..
Stone
Laurence
fering—Mention was made in our issue of March 28 of
the offering of not to exceed $65,000,000 40-year 4J/2%
income debentures dated March 1, 1955 and due March
in
1 .35
Higginson Corp._________
modern
million
.30
;
Lynch.—.30
.30
New York Hanseatic Corp.—
.30
Newhard, Cook & Co.—;—
.30
The Ohio Company
—I • .30
1 .05
Co.__
Carl M'. Loeb, Rhoades & Co._
1557.
Pacific
&
.30-
—
Co.—
&
Leonard
Moore,
1 35
&
&
now
Rock
Chicago,
.30
.30
—
Co.——:
&
McCormick
Langley & Co
from
with
Co.______
Parker
&
Hayden,
W.
sition
ACF Industries, Inc.
55
about
total
quarter
$81,400,000 $70,400,000
*
March
shippers
President,
$4,400,000
would
1955
the
at
cars
J.
proximate
of
6,500,000
$0.26
Manufacturing Co. and
Walter
1955—3 Mos.—1954
$0.55
to
Inc..
Co.,
Lemon
molybdenum,
mar¬
Despite the market inroads
company
&
—:
menced
11,600,000
on
Illinois
Merrill, Turben & Co
1 ,35
Co
tures.
2,100,000
service
-30
Co.
&
1 .35
Co.——
Securities
Brown
The
Equipment—
of
Co
&
Hutton
F.
1 .35
—
path
the
$24,000,000
announced
.30
' .30
4
Mason-Hagan, Inc
—
Dividends
2127.
1955—Month—1954
,
Johnston,
Baker, Weeks & Co._________
($1
par
4,400,000
com.
The
1..35
S.
Dollars in Millions
pects
&
Hutton
Climax
Control—
177, p.
-I
1..35
Moseley & Co.i
Paine, Webber, Jackson
ex--
$29,500,000
program
equipped
Car
31—
Mar.
company
tinuing
to increase
engineering and production efficiency in its 14 plants. Aggressive
keting maintained employment toward year-end at about 14,000,
payrolls for
F.
his
of
some
The
notification
of
stock
below.—V.
____
per
The
and
End.
income
Orders New
sharply to $1.4
electrical
healthy balance
all-out program
An
W.
!
Brothers—Change
income
Earns,
follows:
million—maintain¬
down
were
of
sell
tendered, purchases
underwriting.
The net proceeds
incident to mining operations.
expenses
Period
'»■
record sa'es of $210.9
dollar.
30-year
Co
_________
(Inc.)_
Co.
&
Grand
Gross
ing its unbroken 62-year record of leading the electrical manufacturing
industry. However, net earnings after taxes fell to $7.1 million, equal
to
F.
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry.—Earnings—
180,
,
March 25
on
the company had
of
Mo.
common
&
Co.__
&
Co
E.
&
Struthers
Hallgarten
$3
Ltd.—Reports Record
"
to
without
share),
Net
General
sale
tender.
are
&
Mullqney, Wells & Co
Hat
150,000
Cheney
;
_
Canadian
year
W.
no
company
pay
Carling
Breweries Ltd.'s subsidiary company in the
States, is the acquisition by purchase of the assets and plant
facilities of :the Griesedieck Western Brewery Co.
The two breweries
added to the Carling organization, one in St. Louis, Mo., the other in
are
this
to
<;
United
Belleville, 111.,
the
Marache
Miller
Hentz
—
The Milwaukee Co.
Rothschild
F.
Estabrook
later
according
Inc.,
are
H.
.30
.30
.30
.30
.30
Co
&
Co
&
Granbery,
.30
Sons
&
Hirsch
;
.30
.30
.30
Ladenburg, Thalman & Co._ 1 ,35
R. W. Fressprich & Co.— 1 .35
Alex.
$0.60
of
program
Brewing Co., Inc., Canadian
p.
of
Inc.___
Co.,
&
Chapman
Hayden,
Co
&
.30
Co
&
1. 35
Weeks_.
&
.30
—1
Co
1,,36
Co.
.30
Inc
Inc.—
Co.
Co.
Co.
Dominick
stock
agreed
of
75,000
shareholders.
among
&
&
.30
Simmons
&
Clarke,
&
1. 35
.30
_
i
Collins & Co
1.,70
Merle-Smith_
Drexel
Ellis
W.
1..70
Republic
&
.
Co
Goodbody
Inc
Dick
bids
it
'
$12,000,000
a
terms
than
more
finishing plant in Nevada,
The
$1,504,622
$0.62
recent
scheduled
understood
Is
Salesky
Stetson,
there
covering
to
$1,606,275
share
per
most
receive
Champa Mining Co., Denver, Colo.—Files With SEC—
93,304
—
income
Earnings
and
Hats,
B.
a
per
Net
12
is owned by four brothers and ranks behind
Corp. and Lee Hat Co. in size.
Mr. Salesky
plans to merge Hat Corp. and Champ into one
company.
•.'•'•'"/• ///"
///.
:
Claamp's factory Is in Sunbury, Pa.
Hat Corp. has its main plant
In
South
Norwalk, Conn., a straw hat plant In Winchester, Tenn.,
$36,849,989
taxes
Provision -for income taxes__
April
on
Corp.
and
prorated
Securities
Central
Lee
.already
has
Mr.
—_
Peck
&
&
Blunt
.50
Co
Smithers &
S.
Adams
Bache
1 35
Stearns
1954
$46,958,914
—_
to
Champ
added
and
1955
sales
be
John
(& Subs.)—Earnings Up—
3 Months Ended Jan. 31—
*Iet
A.
the
will
1207.
p.
(EST)
a.m.
Me., for the purchase • from
mortgage bonds due 1985.
•
Hat
pires April 20
Campbell
C.
11
latter's
stock
A
holdings
canned
out,
under
to
Portland,
Salesky, President, on March 31, announced an offer
75,000 shares of Byrndun Corp's class A voting stock
share.
Byrndun's principal asset Is 269,746 shares of com¬
of
Co
—
Auchincloss,
for
the
&
Webster
American
Byrndun's holdings in Hat Corp. represent
outstanding stock.
Byrndun Corp. has outstanding 109,665 shares of Class A voting
stock and 56,920 shares of common stock.
R.
Tinker
of
Syosset,
L. I.,
a
director of Hat Corp. owns more than 50%
of Byrndun's
(pork and beans and tomato juice.
Under
a
of
Hutzler.
&
Allyn and Co.,
G,
1762.
L.
stock
41%
April
on
affiliate.
largest
vegetable
$20
mon
of
a
Campbell is
hetti,
fenders
—
Bros.
Barney
Curtis
general
of
leading producer of frozen prepared dinners and other
specialties including many poultry products.
frozen
>
plans
is
Swanson
the
with
Champ Hats, Inc., Phila., Pa.—Proposed Acquisition—
pay
F.
't
Fenner
Beane
Wood,
bank
at
and C. A.
company
notification
of
Inc
R.
Shearson,
Campbell Soup Co.—Acquisition—
This
letter
a
O.—Files—
at
St.,
.50
Co.
&
L.
The
1557.
p.
mortgage bonds on April 12, for the purpose of
indebtedness.
But
further borrowings this year will
bring its total short-term debt up to $24,000,000.—V. 181, p. 1439.
with
offered
Cherrywood
Angeles,
filed
15
general
President.
reducing
.50
.50
Reynolds
1..70
A.
:
billion
Blair &
—;
&
Brothers
Bear,
the
of
p.
up
St.,
and
company
Co
Gregory & Sen, Inc
5. 70
1—
White, Weld & Co
on
1953.
two
railway,
million.
$92
off
pay
Corp
Corp.
cars
of
Inc.——.50
Co.
&
William
5. 70
Courts
Freres
Stone
stock,
end
the
passed
plans to sell additional common
anticipated bank borrowings,
company
help
Wyman,
Washington Petroleum Corp., Los Angeles,
corporation
SEC
180,
will
first
Blair
5, 70
1..70
pas¬
share
per
the
at
Co., Inc., Cleveland,
shares
Etd—V.
Congress
5, 70
—_
Co.__
&
re-invest¬
for
and
to
have
million.—V.
March
on
3,803
company
443
4
"California-Pacific
Calif.—Files With SEC—
<the
be converted,
will be Issued.
debentures
the
Julien
Smith,
$1,600,-
preference
stock
shares
assets
in
down
was
outstanding
increase
$84
Brewing
covering
The
1557.
p.
will
stock
preferred
of
names
John
Salomon
diesel-electric
47
on
equal
was
13,806,997
total
time
an
was
ordinary
stock
on
shows
the
$29,800,000,
Plans Stock Sale Later This Year—
April
Commission.
no
1..70
Dean
expenses
of
that
principal amount of
Eoston Corp
Merrill Lynch,'Pierce,
car's./
Central Maine Power C.o.—Bids for Bonds—
;
Co.—Correction—
under
Commerce
assume
maximum
Securities
Lehman
were
cars
train
passenger
dividends
This
ordinary
$2.05
at
for
on
$26,703,000.
sheet
Breweries,
at
Utilities
48,542,220
sharer-— 1,408,738.49 shs.
are
subject to authoriza¬
per
Lazard
in¬
.
Three
Co.
otner
were
stock
provision
dividends
for
to
$2,055
ruai railway
'
• '
on
included 2,840 freight
were
stainless-steel
cars,
The
30
rolling
fixed
After
for
$12,000,000
California
$100
debentures
Kidder, Peabody & Co.—
\V„
"
Canadian
the
capital stock
(par $15)
to be offered
for
subscription by stockholders at $40 per share, without under¬
writing.
The proceeds are to be used to repay loan from Canadian
operations.
mining
at
these
.
A.
balance
The
1279.
corporation, formerly known as Silver Reef Uranium, Inc.,
Feb. 28 filed a letter of notification with the SEC covering 500.000
of capital stock 'to be offered at par
(10 cents per share),
underwriting.
of
■
shares
Carling
This
-without
sale
Morgan Stanley & Co._
3. 90
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
2, 60
Eastman, Dillon & Co.1..70
Goldman, Sachs & Co.
1..70
Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc./ 1..70
$27,032,926
year.
that
First
Union
received
from
and
of
previous
return
a
which
of
cars,
operation
the
2.40%" in
with
units.
mark
reached
.•shares
incident
*65,000,000
-
.
freight cars, the remaining 83 stainless steel
the Budd order, four self-propelled rail diesel
in
available
property
represent
ordered
new
in
shareholders
equipment
units,
with
The
railway
tne
to
compared
173
compared
dollar
from
year
diesel
1953.
13,812,014
Cal-Utah Uranium, Inc., San Francisco, Calif.—Files—
«on
and
Blyth & Co., Inc.—
Glore, Forgan & Co.—
improvement
an
Wertheim
Champ Hates, Inc. below.—V. 163,
$48,690,000
—98,420
I
Interstate
the
notes——/:
purchasers of the debentures,
due March 1, 1995, and the respective percentages of the aggregate
principal amount of such debentures as may be issued which they
have agreed to purchase, are as follows:
;
$48,000,000
miles
ton
products
a
$28,884,572
new
for
amounted
year,
reported net income
as
of
income,
from
earnings
There¬
the
that
rail
net
with
passenger
work
Byrndum Corp.—Offer for Class A Stock—
See
Outstanding
27/8%, due 1980
"A",
par—stated
(no
figures
that
FINANCING
PRESENT
—
obligations
issuance
-'The
and
annual
company's
decreased
revenue
922.
p.
tion
previous
in
traffic.
a
for
total
a
24
C00
the
first three
substantially over the
he added.
preceding year,
1953, the company
grain
over
After
of
in
increases
attention
2.15%,
cars
during
increased
year
of
Net
those
effected.
were
of
and
gross
during
Its
rest.
senger
trend was reversed. "The company earned approxi¬
during the last five months of this fiscal period,"
the sales
$175,000
after,
in
two
the
the
in
reported,
14%
and
while
goods.
drew
Appropriations
locomotives, 740
the
of
year,
Martin L. Straus II, Chairman and
stockholders on April 5.
"During that period,
advertising
of
occurred
leaving
self-propelled
last
to
grain
and
compared
as
123
cars,
for
months
seven
,of
below
margins low.
As a result
the
company
lost
approximately $140,000," Mr. Strauss said.
profit
Mr.
months
of
trend
reported
part
taxes, interest,, and all charges
$34,221 despite the fact that the
seven
the
Mather
vestment
after
Nov. 30,- 1954,
during the first
decreased
sales
in
Mather
Mr.
decline
a
decrease
a
$395,609,479,
Bymart-Tintair, Inc.—Sales and Profits Decline—
;
with
miscellaneous
He
the
President,
in
competition
company's income account shows that gross earnings of $422,642,423
were
obtained during the year, compared
with $470,571,371
in
1953;, working expenses decreased
from
$44,686,7.9
in
1353
to
743.
p.
of
The
The
acquired
mortgage bonds series
Common
the
from
TO
'
.
Income debentures
Equipment
decline
a
experienced
intensification
Mather,
•
reflect
1954,
year
activity
an
A..
one-third,
modities,
Pac fic's
at
W.
says
movement
mately
be
proceeds
employs
workers
by
railway earnings,
in
2,300
the
economic
along
N. C. from J. A. Abernethy and associates/.'
'
producing cotton fabrics and cotton fabrics blended
fibres, has an anrMal sales volume of approximately
It
$5,380,000
UNDERWRITERS—The
10%
trafiic.
Mooresville Mills,
$20,000,000.
$982,000
.
EFFECT
-
repoit.
Mills of Mooresville,
synthetic
of
for
accompanied
generally,
mining operations.
announced
$1,349,000
'
Various obligations covered by
results
levels
years
airline
the
notification
of
of
share,
per
$609,000
GIVING
'
,
1438.
p.
Burlington Industries, Inc.—Acquisition—
•with
*
410.
p.
occurred
The
CAPITALIZATION
Canadian Pacific Ry.—1954 Income Lower—
purchased
DC-6s,
deficit
181,
Gross
will
$47,924,000 $50,710,000 $95,673,000 $97,247,000
48,533,000
52,059,000
96,655,000 102,627,000
._
__
of
$715,000
just
stockholders
producing period,—V. 181,
revenue
of
or
offered
redemption,
1955—2 Mos.—1954
First
JBridgrer Uranium Co., Reno, Nev.—Files With SEC—
SEC
1955—Month—1954
revenues
Operating expenses
■
-
redemption, 100% for sinking fund redemption and 102]/4% for special
breach case plus accrued interest.'
•
-
Canadian National Rys.—Net Revenue Improves—
Period End. Feb. 28—
dividend
a
plus accrued interest.
the
44-passenger Convair 340 aircraft
existing Braniff fleet, consisting
340s
shares
The
the
to
equipment,
and
3
(1671)
On
12-year
its
share
per
common
outstanding.
at
$2.81
per
of
shares
Col, and related
1957.
earned
company
share. The authorized capital of Braniff is 2,000,000
stock,
of
which
1,381,930
shares
are
presently
March 7, 1955, the company called for redemption
4 V2 %
convertible debentures due in 1963. $1,046,000 of
cents
50
of
Aircraft
1956 and early
tne
1954
In
Douglas
the
from
order
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
exchange, remittance for foreign subscriptions an d advertisements must be made In New York funds.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle.:
4
for
this
class
The new preferred stock will he convertible into the
1,...1965, and will be entitled to an annual
purpose.
shares through May
B
equipment.
rece.vers
products.
.
.
ation.
version
into
A
10-year,
for con¬
stock.
common
the
The
$100 debenture.—V.
each
for
common
holders'
a
corporation-'on
has filed
with respect
the SEC
to acquire from Pennsylvania Power & Light Co. all
outstanding capital stock of Susquehanna Transmission Co. of
Maryland, which owns transmission lines and substations, all of which
are
located
in • Maryland
and substantially all within Consolidated's
electric
service
area.
Its
outstanding
securities consist of 12,055
shares
of
commonstock,
$2,348,000 of first mortgage bonds
(now
matured),
and $1,026,300
of open account indebtedness, all owned
to
its
of
proposal
will
these
for
approximately $5,000,000, subject to certain ad¬
justments.
Consolidated states that, upon acquisition of the securi¬
ties of Susquehanna, it proposes to liquidate that company and ac¬
quire
the
direct ownership of all of its properties and facilities.
—V.
181,
.
of
under
Consolidated
Lake
of
Ohio
County.
will
County
Lake
the
of
assets
to
same
Lake
County
into
stock
of Consolidated,
shareholders
an
Ohio
will
East
Ohio
with
will
its
of
of
their
its
acquisition
Lake
of
Vegas,
Consolidated
and
stock.—V.
will
181,
issue
to
1558
pp.
Lake
County
Consolidated Television
Radio
&
at
The
other
some
ware"
-
as
presently
Broadcasters, Inc.—
$3,000,000
a
credit
This
at
agreement
with the Mellon National Bank & Trust Co., Pittsburgh, Pa.
The
corporation will use the proceeds to acquire the outstanding
capital stock of Minnesota Television Public Service Corp., Minneapolis,
The
be
..j
»
.
Constellation Uranium
SEC
Paul.-, MUm.—V.
company
covering
offered
March
on
2,855,000
at
10
plating
used
22
filed
of
share
per
letter
a
through
York, The net proceeds are to be
mining activities.—V. 180, p. 1769,
used
notification
of
stock
common
6%
The
proceeds
The
producers,
to be
are
capital
and
as
181,
to purchase
Ninth
equipment and for working
John
Weadock
C.
capacity
The
all
to
Water
Sts.,
storers
and
hydro
50., to
plants
total
a
of
of
Lebanon,
frozen
Pa.,
March
statewide
kilowatts.
the
and
shares
—V.
(10
company
cents
used
to
(G.
share),
per
pay
Fob.
on
650,000
expenses
The
of
181,
the
public
be
&
Weadock
Total
of
to
offering
price
public
De
Haven
and
of
stock
Plant
notification
to
The
company
lime
ready-mix
and
sale
is
and
engaged
concrete
of
and
products
the
of its
by
be
the
during 1954
were
history, according
the
Crouter
terms
dolomite,
of
the
United
"CUNIT"
Canada.
as
The
better
a
Cadimum,
are
and
Silver,
office
an
at
East
518
the
ment
4th
Street,
&
Authorized
Outstanding
10,000 shs.
10,000 shs.
be
for
as
be
the
oil
to
on
company's
/;
>
'
-
<
par
stock,
common
Stock
Employees'
company's
be
to
arid
sold
Mar.
f
31,'55 Dec. 31,'54 Mar. 3l,'54
$6,098,000
$2,645,000
$61.03""
and
issued
'
$56.53
$43 26
of
such
$380*000
promissory
a
to
American
Securities
note(
days
repayment
following
t°
be
offered
o^safe1
the
for
sale
of
the
effective
5
issuer
rL
and
the
Corp
Marrii
the
oo^nICu
29,000
by
price
Co.
and
general
is
1955,
Z'
date
in part at
or
of
prior
exercise
corporate
shall
Co.
declared
share
of
of
of
the
reported
filed
a
registration
a
statement
of
capital
later.
the
the
The
in
to
sala
be
200,000
warrants
The
to
will
issuer
be
180,
time
by
of
by
has
p.
the
capital
used
now
in
or
American
received
shares
statement
of
its
with
$1
par
the
issued
720.
L.
the
principal underwriter.
The
by
the
SEC
common
arTe t0 be offered for Public sale by the
as
stock
warrants
whole
shares
capital stock.—V.
registration
106,208
■ •'!
^
below.—V.
181
1202.
,p.
stock
a
record
for
the
dividend
April
25,
Jan.
on
six
of
3%
1955,
5,
payable Maj
dividend:
cash
A
1955.
months
'period
ended
Jan.
31,
'
East Ohio Gas
it
SEC,
Co.,
County;
shares
the
Consolidated
—V.
173,
of The Lake County Gas Co.
In con¬
East Ohio will assume the liabilities of
assets
isSue
Consolidated-'Will
capital
stock
aggregated
1954,
a
purchase,
and
its
of
Consolidated
stock.
The
the
liabilities
and
$1,266,988.
7,129
shares
Lake
of
Lake
former's
$100
par
will
to
stock.
issue
common
/;/, '
.
'"-7
?
••
oi
Dec. 31,
of
as
Ohio
—''"v/71/77 'V
shares
such
East
the
20,631
County
of
County
addition,
In
of
tovalue
agreed
1888.
p.
v
on
April
1,
has issued an order
subsidiary of Consolidated Natural Gas
announced
company,
such
of
Co.—Acquisition Approved—
was
this
purchase
to
Lake
Stainless Steel Corp.
Eastern
7' " ' '7-
•'
Stock Offered—This
—
corporation is offering 96,755 shares of additional com¬
mon stock to its stockholders at $21.50
per share in the
ratio of one new share for each five shares held of record
April 5, 1955. The subscription warrants expire on
April 20, 1955. Hornblower & Weeks and associates, who
underwriting the financing,
The
the
of
selling
stockholder,
has
company,
purchase
15,773
about
scribed
shares,
of
The
on
and
CohG
to
be used
sell
also offering to the
are
stockholder, 30,C "
selling
underwriters
the
offering
■
■
proceeds
agreed
v; '/■
from
to
50,000
tons
per
purchase
to
unsub¬
any
-•
sale
of
the
Balance
year.
Upon
to own 48,869 shares,
outstanding after the
to install another electric arc furnace,
up
rights to
his
stockholders.
to
be
to
share,
President
and
Chairman
underwriters
the
stock
have
■
net
Curley,
to
Curley will continue
common
shares.
PROCEEDS—The
will
M.
under
Mr.
the
96,755
shaves
new
bringing total
be used to
will
ingot
retire
company reports
that expansion of its business in recent
years,, together with the growth
potential believed to be ahead, requires an enlarged capital expendi¬
ture
as
working
capital.
The
program.
BUSINESS—Corporation
stainless
End
sheets
steel
uses
diversified
for
and
is
one
of
the
producers
domestic
large
ol
plates.
the
broadi?
Atomi:
military equipment, electronic devices
The company's plant is in Baltimore, ]
company"s varied output are found in such
products as jet and other aircraft, guided missiles,
Energy Commission installations,
and other manufacturing lines.
Maryland.
"7
reached
EARNINGS—Net profits of the company, after taxes, in 1954
all time high at $1,520,312, equal to $3.14
per
share on 483>7''
shares of
common
stock
outstanding at Dec. 31, 1954,* The years
sales
were
$26,047,889.
Dividends of 25 cents per share each
an
were
paid
Jan.
on
3
and
March
30,
1955.
,l'//■
-i/'.
CAPITALIZATION
••',<
UNDERWRITERS—The
agreed
to-purchase
30,000 shares
ages
Outstanding
580,532 sm>-
Authorized
Common stock (par value $5 per share)
from
all
the
underwriters
unsubscribed
selling
750,000 shs.
from
in
severally
have
below
named
shares
stockholder,
the'corporation ana
respective percent¬
the
set forth below:
>
%
Hornblower & Weeks
15.979
Kidder, Peabody & Co
Paine, Webber, Jackson
9,862
&
Smith,
Securities
William
C.
R.
Staats
Ailyn
&
&
&
Co.,
-
Co.—
Hemphill, Noyes & Co
Webster Securities
F.
9.862
Brown
&
Sons—
7.101
5,522-
Inc
Alex.
9.862
Co
9.862
Corp
9.862
Barney
Stone &
Union
A.
Curtis
—
5.5221
5.5222
5.5223
S.
Moseley & Co
Reynolds & Co. Inc
5.522
-
Secondary Offering Completed—A secondary
offering^
45,773 shares of common stock was completed onl
April 6 at $26 per share, Hornblower & Weeks an
of
^
nounced.
These
were
offering
amendment.
a
John
Corp.
stock,
company
public
of
agreed
of his sale,
8:4%
financing.
•
prior
expiration
occur
from
purposes.
of
■
.
Stock Dividend—Earnings Up—
j
paid
was
aggregate
time
the
Ohrstrom, Board Chairman.
underwriting terms are to be supplied
named
$390,000
Louisville, Ky.—Registers With SEC—
covering
George
of
any
to
200,000 shares
issuer
part
upon
corporation
30
or
note
warrants and the proceeds
of all or
Dover Corp.,
amount
market price Prevailing at the
outstanding 3,612,405 shares
This
6
by
sale
issued
for
company
.
fh
from
to be
the
by American Securities Corp.
6 t0 timC at
m
received
has
in
S1S)SUer ^ the subsidiary received the
(U
the
' v7
.
2704,
179, p.
The
stock.
subsidiary sold to
Securities
,
manufactures
and Wurtland,
O.
profit of. $153,152 after provision of $116,142 for Federal,
excise profit taxes equal to 60 cents per share compared
or 39
cents a share for similar period of previous year,
completion
Oils, Ltd.—Registers With SEC—
it
also
Chemicals, Inc.—Proposed Merger—
stockholders
per
authorizing
gas
uses,
as
net
$98,238
V.
$7,455,000
1954,
Pont
shares of the company's common stock at $26 per
'
V
warra^s &re exercisable in whole
15
are
by
100-vear
?*to
-y
Aprjl
on
States.
21,
'
V
*
,
du
of
Lockland, O.; Toledo,
Electrochemical
company
a,
capacity
days after
stock
the
t
rfihiStetritS the warrants, whichever
warra"ts a/ld the
to th16
stock.
highest in
the
;77V
subject
metal¬
It
and
Aug.
15
of
distribution
fields.
7
$7
SEC
the
544.
United
of
sum
The
supplied
highway
the
refractory
its
employees under
1207.
p.
of
with
and develop¬
interests in the Province of Alberta, Canada and
its subsidiary Devon-Leduc Oils (Delaware)
Ltd., it is' also
in the exploration and development of oil and
gas properties
of
On
capital
and
shares
statement
entitling American Securities or its registered
assigns to
purchase up to 200,000 shares of the issuer's capital stock at
the price
of $1.50 per share.
American Securities
paid the issuer $10,000 for
the warrants.
At the same time, the issuer
and its
through
Bodine.
chemical
well
50,000
Works
on
"'
'
registration
a
acid has
Chicago
9,000
warrants
thp
par
SEC
par
thereof
to
stone
as
and
are
of
filed
East
the
chemical.
' ',7.7
directors Imve
income
holds
,
to
Hooker
The
1955
*
•t—
stock, 25c par (Canadian) per share, and 200,000 shares
The issuer is engaged in the business of exploration
Earnings Lower—
forth
exclusive
basic
Department
X Duro-TestJGoi?.—3%
are
Devon-Leduc
in
to John L. Holloway.
President. Total net sales ot
company s U. S. and Canadian
operations were $299 791 010 as
with $315,677,7 90 in
1953-a decrease of
earnings including dividends from
the company's
English sub¬
compared
Net
the
in
this
This corporation on March 31 filed a
registration statement with the
SEC covering warrants for the purchase of
200,000 shares of capital
selling
Crane Co.—Sales and
maintains
assets—
181, p.
through
stockholders, Philip L. and Bolton L. Corson, Board
Chairman and President,
respectively, are selling 20,000 shares each of
their present
holdings of 125,000 and 112,200 shares,
respectively.
Sales
Den¬
for
this
$375,000 of bank loans and
♦
with
holders
crushed
insulation
of capital
Gift-
/77,'vy
$100)
.
,
at
-
sideration
Hemisphere,
Net asset value
per share—-U.
by
due
witH
offered
outstanding $1
the
production
products,
roasted
in
outstanding 400,000 shares
The
in
limestone
statement
Townsend,
underwriting
amendment.
lurgical
sale
&
(par
company
net
—V.
underwriting. The proceeds
incident to
mining operations,
for
and
of
in
de Vegh Mutual Fund, Inc.—Assets Show Gain—
Corson, Inc., Plymouth Meeting, Pa.—
offered
Co.
line
rights
for
Chemicals
'Ky.—V. 181, p. 1309.
or
system
capacity
without
covering 40,000 shares
to
also
customers
Grasselli
The
;
the
in
engaged
imported
manufactured
fully controlled by Ticho Parly, who holds
voting stock, and Glover McGhee, who
common
voting stock.
covering
Plan.—V. 180,
644.
p.
letter
&
common
TU?n0riPo°£ftion f!led.a registration
I955,
stock,
is
It
at
Ga.,
the
Registers With Securities and
Exchange Commission—
Estabrook
Atlanta,
E.,
established
exclusive
platings.
the
company
1955,
Co., Wilmington, Del.—To Re¬
filed.
be
can
N.
is
As of—
rated
j
allied-
and
2695.
p.
Arperican
W. II.)
&
28
shares
of
stock
180,
offered
at
> industrial
"Cunit--
•
common
corporation
engaged
covering
of
industrial
Street,
13, 1954.
commercial-operation
:7sulfuric aci4 at Ecorse, Mich.;
The
Dayton Power & Light Co.—Registers With SEC—
and
$8,735,000 30-year 5% debentures, series A
1, 1958.—V. 181, p. 1439.
The
into
into
public for the account
Continental Uranium Exploration Co.
(Colo.)—Files
SEC
manufacture
a
Ivy
•/
negotiating
placement, of $9,000,000 of its
refund the
presently outstanding
issue of
June
Western
time
turning out more than a trainload of acid a week, the
contact unit represents the latest step in a long-range modernization
program -designed-to
meet the steadily mounting requirements of
facilities,
25, 1955 to
with-- *Vof 8o :.cents
plant
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECCT TO PRESENT FINANCING
fund Debentures—The
company is currently
for the sale, by private
debentures in order to
the
Common
kilowatt
31
Michigan
combined
increases
kilowatts.—V.
Continental Telephone
other
company
of
The
are
fruits
156,250
new
a
service
the
exceeds
sytem,
458,000
that
1
into
1,558,000
alone
the
in
of
April
went
increasing
high
unit
the
all
an
of
collaboration
America.
controls
with
compared
du Pont company's Grasselli Chemicals Department.
Capable
-
^-common
be.
can.
manufacturing facilities
$31,407,980,
Offered—...
Bloomington, Ind.
Co.—New Unit in Operation—
Plant,
new
a
steam
new
limited
in Georgia on April
distribution and selling of a new,
called, "CUNITWARE,"
and
This
1,
Consumers Power
-
and other uses for the "CUNIT" process
inexpensive plating than Chromium, Rhodium,
Nickel
V7
This company announced on
steam-electric
generating
unit
of
research
308
at
to
world's largest single unit for p#oduction of sulfuric
brought
of the
Durez ^ Plastics &
purposes.
and
4.
p.
located
corporation
shares
500
corporate
at
repackers
processors,
vegetables.—V.
used
other
located
company,
of
fhbre
debentures
working
erect
contractly
dustrial
to
April 5, is publicly offering $250,000 of 12-year
at par, without underwriting.
on
been
v/"'- 7v77:'y 7.£
-
CbmPany is presently ehgaged in establishing outlets for the "CUNITin the
Western Hemisphere,' as well as exploring the In¬
Consumers Ice & Supply Co., Lebanon, Pa. — Deben¬
tures Offered—This company, according to an announce¬
ment
and
process
'
■
amounted
1954
in
expenses '
pay
advantageously employed
a better
and more inexpensive plating than
and for working capital and other corporate
platings;
process in the ferttire
the
cent)
to
used
WARjS"
Corp., New
incident to
expenses
pay
with
one
Securities
Bay
to
(par
be
Tableware
until
The
)\
-•
to
or
initiation
States,
or
used
over
(E. L) du Pont de Nemours & Co. (Inc.)—New Unit-!
The
77
and
mark
1559;
p.f
be
the
"Cunit"
corporation,
States
Corp., Denver, Colo.—Files—7
shares
cents
181,
;
.
Atlanta, Ga.—Stock
incorporated
ware
41/4%
Minn., and WMIN Broadcasting Co.. St.
•a-;",;
<•
\
to
are
merger
a
for
United
the
where
new
a
to
of-
company,
the
in
fields,
20,631
was
arranged
.
With SEC
:28
are
19%
pointed out that 1954 was perhaps the most significant year in the company's 105 years.
As part
of a
long range development program, the Arizona Division. began
operations in January; the new plant for the San Diego Division waj
opened in June; and in December negotiations were concluded for the
purchase of a well-equipped warehouse in Berkeley, Calif.
The
company
maintained
its strong financial position in 1954
closing the year with working capital of $7,770,824, assets of $14,7
170,714, and net worth of $7,859,654, all new high figures.—V. 180
p. 439.
77-:>77v77>':-v7'7 .7:7,777/,.v.;7;;7.:W 7:7r^A;"7
us
publicly Offered 500 shares-of
share)* without underwriting. ;
per.
proceeds
arrangement
increased
.
a
a" letter
;%7,./:->%
:.
Inc.,
Jan.
on
($100
par
net
the
promotion,
has
net; proceeds
Cunit,
company
stock
To Borrow From Bank—
corporation
Sales
See
1559.
and
The
Nev.
last,
13,
Dec.
high of $31,869,936 in 1953.
Charles E. Ducommun,
President,
^(notification with ■ the
covering
2,850,000- shares-; of common
stock
(par-bhe
cent)
offered at 10 cents per share through Selected Securities Ltd.,
Danmark
County's, assets,» East
of
that company amounting to $554,000;
Consolidated
7,129 shares of its $100 par
to
issue
capital
.
will enable
capital for the
but
24 filed
1953.
for
18 consecutive
any
Supply Co.—Earnings Increaseended
year
$1,010,915,
to
series of limited voting common
a
working
March
on
purposes.
The
Sale of
voting rights,
reimburse
corporation
The
•
and
liabilities
assume
stock;
common
shares
be
or
connection
unless
directors
of
the
for
income
equal to $2.07 a share on the 487,500 shares ef
common
stock outstanding, according to the annual report mailed
toT
stockholders.
This compares with $849,235, or $1.74 a share
reported
-
Las
Lake
liquidate-
and
Net
only satisfy this need without depriving present common
/ incident to mining operations.
liabilities
the
The
to
•
dissolve.
In
board
paid during
.
to be
stock
are
shares of the capital
East. Ohio. of
the
of
its
entered
have
of
for
by
assumption
acquisition
Upon
distribute
County
consideration
the
and
and
all
which
by East Ohio in
acquired
the
is
$
covering
1953
in excess of 25 cents per share per year
by both the
limited and voting holders of
equity capital.
somewhat,
SEC
has joined with The East Ohio Gas.Co., its subsidiary,
of an application with the SEC with respect to the
East Ohio of the assets of The Lake County Gas Co.
East
$64.59
Financing—•
Dal-Tex Uranium Corp., Dallas, Tex.—Files
the^ filing
agreement
of
cents
•-
not
'
-
Thi6 company
Consolidated,
equally
25
Th«
^
•
corporation on' March 17 filed a letter of notification with th#»
300,000 shares of common stock to be offered at nat *
($1 per share), without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be used to
pay
expenses
incident
to
business of
custom
upholstery and 7
interior decorating.
to reduce bank
acquisitions made
and provide for the continued growth and expansion of the laboratories.
Our plans as to the time and amount of stock to be sold are still
in the formative stage."—V. 181, p. 859.
•
: '
-
In
•
The
ryv.'/ :;7;;7,//V
not
stockholders
Consolidated Natural Gas Co.—Unit to Expand— :
purchase by
than
th
5nn
shar
Doyle Interiors, Inc., Reno, Nev.—Files—
7 (R. V.)
SEC
letter
a
members
elect
less
stock.
will
loans
1558.
p.
shared
additional
stock
.
is
securities
stock
be underwritten.
■/ 77. 7'7/7\7;' 7.
Dr. Robert K. Cutter, President, said:
"Our recent acquisitions of
Ashe Lockhart Inc., a veterinary biological firm in Kansas City, Mo.,
and a plastics company in Los Angeles, Calif.,
emphasize our need
Water & Power Co., which is being merged with
Pennsylvania Power.
The consideration for the purchase of
into
to
Dividends
period.
be
common
Pennsylvania
and
voted
be
dividend of
month
the
by
Feb. 28 filed a letter of notification with
shares of preferred stock
(par $20) and 2
(no par) to be offered in units of one
on
2,500
common
class of stock at a price to be filed later by amendment
proceeds' afe to'be used to purchase equipment. The offering will
were
with
compared
of
of each
"
to its. stockholders proposing
a
shares of common stock outstanding.
The proposal calls for the exchange of one share of' common voting
stock,
and another
share
of -: common stock
with
limited voting
privileges in exchange for one share of the present common stock.
The
proposed limited voting Stock, which will carry preferential
rights to the first 25 cents per share, per year, in dividends, is identical
in all respects to both the new and old voting stock,
except that it
total
with
subsidiary
English
1954
of
"
corporation has mailed
2-for-l split on
the 524,261
cannot
application
an
the
if
end
corporation
covering
shares
Ducommun Metals &
Consolidated Gas Electric Light & Power Co. of Bait.
company
share
the
This
—Proposed Acquisition—
This
SEC
'
filed. ;a.-,letter
17
March
at
$65.01
produces oil
the stock
company and
of
Downey's, Inc., Hatch, N. M.—Files With SEC—
The
earth elements and will also refine the zircon.
common
per
was
proceeds
.
went into
Cutter Laboratories—Plans Stock Split &
Commission—
of notification with
the SEC coveripgi 7,500,000 .shares of capital stock .to ,be offered at
par
(one
cent
per
share)
through
Trans-Western Brokerage Co.,
Salt Laxe City, Utah.
The net proceeds are to be used to pay ex¬
penses incident to mining operations.
The
equity
manufactures
company
subsidiary which
a
Net
sponge
generally
the
ago.—V. 180, p. 1872.
year
Utah—
Commonwealth Uranium, Inc., Salt Lake City,
Files With Securities and Exchange
at
Mr. Holloway
Minerals Inc.,
Marine
1955
titanium
of
net working
consolidated
1558.
181, p.
i
Craraet.
subsidiary,
company's
production
latter
Crane's
The
vertible
the
the
project should be in operation by the end of this year. *
capital at the end of 1954 was $112,594,516, a
decrease of $6,152,702.
Ratio of current assets to current liabilities
was 7.24 to 1 compared with 7.41 to 1 at the end of 1953.
The share¬
This
issue can be converted during
issue, due in 1964, was offered last April to stockholders
rate of $100 for each 36 shares of common stock held, con¬
from Jan. 1, 1955 through Dec. 31, 1958.
initial
conversion
price was set at $13Va or 7V2 shares of
$50,000,000
the
of
complete
50%
schedule,
on
subsidiary,
them to the various rare
$12,270,300 at the close of business April 1,
amounted to
$25,000,000
1955.
at
company's
the
Conversions
Only
of
for
end of 1954 and is
pointed out.
./
production in March
in the operation of a dredge to mine and separate heavy minerals:
from a large deposit the company now controls.
This operation will
supply approximately one-third of the rutile and ilmenite required by
Cramet for full
scale production of titanium.
It also will furnish
substantial quantities of zircon and monazite. These two minerals will
be sold to another subsidiary, Heavy Minerals Co., which will process
than
more
proceeding
Debens.—
Columbia Gas System, Inc.—Conversions of
Nearly half of the 1955 quota of the Columbia Gas System's
convertible debentures had been surrendered April 4
.■<
facilities
Tenn.,
Chattanooga,
at
was
644.
3 »/2 %
•
,
of
construction
The
Inc.,
contracts in process of
Jan. 31, 1955,-r—V. 181,
to be performed, including
amounted to $160,000,000 as of
work
of
backlog
p.
earnings
net
>
combination of adverse
price conditions and some deterioration in the Canadian market situ¬
company
negotiation,
r
has
•,
Mr.
household: .radio,or telephone
manufacture
not
does
It
ather consumer
or
$311,873,031" and
were
$6,210,619 or $2.42 per common share.
Holioway attributed the decrease to a
were
recently reported sales of $48,214,000 and earnings of
$1,495,572, equal to $3.01 per share on the present common stock be¬
fore the reclassification for the six months ended Jan. 31, 1955.
The
Ihe
1954
for
sales
met
Crane-Co.'s
The
11
lifting devices and sealing
devices
well equipment. <
': anC
offering are to be added to the gen* i*
funds -of the
will be available as additional
worki
capital, for-its operations. ■ The company is considering the construrti
of -new ""sucker
rod
plant" in Tulsa presently estimated:
to rnl
$1,500,000; and a portion of the proceeds may be used in connechv.
therewith.
According to the prospectus, Mr. Ohrstrom now owns 2sa
796 shares of stock, or 33.5% - of the outstanding shares.
"
sidiary totaled $5,807,906 or $2.25 per common share. This compares
1953 net earnings of $8,703,262 or $3.47 per common share.
*,.-On the basis of consolidating the accounts of its English subsidiary, 1
with
,,
sinking fund thereafter.
\
The company is engaged
in the design, < development, manufacture
and sale of specialized radio communication
and aircraft navigation
,
Monday, April
.
(1672)
President,
shares
of
and
stock
for the account of John M.
includes
and
the
the
abovementioned
balance
was
obtained
Curley!
30,00tt
through:
*
I,
Number 5419... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
181
olume
bcercise of stockholder rights he sold to the underwrit-
group.—V. 181, p. 1309.
pg
►
from
Sales
Had
and,
E(ectroI)at»«G©rp.—Stock Offered—This corporation is
right to subscribe to 219,000 additional shares
capital stock (par $1) at a subscription price of $10
,er share, at the rate of three shares for each ten shares
ield. The subscription offer will-expire at 3 p.m. (EST)
m April 18, 1955.
The offering to -stockholders is being
mderwritten by a group-headed by Blyth & Co., Inc.
of
The
companies,
Ei Dorado OH Works,
of San
emulsifiers
points
report
and
First
shares
Engineering
Corp.
Consolidated
intends
*;'•
,
apital stock
«Not
($1
value),
par
iptiorts.
■
.
,,
/
--
.
UNDERWRITERS—The
Inc.,
Co.,
is
acting
underwriters -named
^Jommitraent„to .purchase- from - the
below: «of-such
forth
t
.
The
whom
The
l
■■.«
t>':>
v.
r''n
•
Co., The—_
tlyth_
•
•
firm
——15>
.
aine; Webber, Jackson Ac
Hill
•
-
-Richards
Hopkins;
.V
vVv
Co
&
Harbach
&
in
if.
\
—U.
The
5
:EC
covering 12,500,000 shares of
•ffered at
C.
.
cents
two
The
net
stock-(par
common
cent)
one
be
to
share through Coombs -& Co. of Washington,
per
proceeds
are
to
used
be
to
pay
incident
expenses
the
main
to
U.
Total
13,549
92,573
"
25,689
.
;
trucks
'
and
S
;
—
41J954
-
t
trucks—Canada
-
42,126
*
3,755
3,538
118,262
'
77,550
"•
trucks
6,685
n,d
a
S.
■>,
10,791
v.
1
and
45,492
r
Total U. S. & Canada
45,881
84,235
329;223
1,178,293
>
f
129,053
The
;
at
$75
benefit of mandatory and optional sinking
sinking fund, the company may retire $2,beginning April 1, 1960 through April 1, 1964.
of
1955
181,
new
were
nfw>iB
"hew
n
a
previous
when
1954,
per
of
«*1ps' "#pf
sales vset
M arch
•
stock
877,556
f
,
General Motors passehger cars (during the first
fhe! highest for' any quarteft in GM history, and
HitrloW' H
rbcdrd fnl" a Sinirlp month
for
Single1 month, HirloW H. ^fTlirKire.
Curtice,
President, announced on April 7. He disclosed that these sales totaled
893,978
for
the
first:'quarter;
or
146.8%
of
the figure
for
the
corresponding period of 1954.
During March, retail sales of new
passenger cars by GM dealers totaled 351,963: .This was 138.9%
of
the March 1954, total.
Sales for the final 10 days of March totaled
134,843, or 144.1% of the corresponding period last year.
sales
Retail
?U
farnh
Offered—Leh¬
common
.449,358
*
quarterly
new
passenger
record was set in the second quarter of
car sales by GM dealers jtotaled. 795,847.
1561.
p.
the
proceeds
for
the
from
expansion
Nautilus.
S.
■ir,7o3
'
General Telephone Co. of Indiana, Inc.—Earnings—
and
sale
of
debentures
the
improvement
Operating
Operating
Federal
Net
-
;
,112,000
1955—2 Mos.—1954
$743,872 % $1,622,615
484,849
expenses--
income- taXes_-„^
91,000
,
-
965,637
2*6,000
62,382
•
$1,488,247
997,508
478,823
v
146,752
,166,000
v
*
Net
the
and
$807,142
revenues—_
72,924
operating taxes—
be
will
the corporation's
of
..1955—Month—1954
Period End. Feb. 28—
operating
after
$137,369 *
inc
'
charges—
$262,355.
$111,667
77,796
105,349
133$17
V
197,979
$223,093
154;411
\
corpora¬
—V.
-its
S.
32,343
6,56;)
181,
204.
p.
General Telephone Co. of The Southwest—Earnings—
*
Period End. Feb. 28—
the
Canadian
1955—Mbnth—1954.
1955—2 Mos.—1954
•(.:
Operating revenues
Operating expenses
$1,400,512
$1,237,861
$2,822,546
$2,532,792
900,487
835,610
1,840,624
1,719,129
Federal
.191,000
136,000
372,000
Other
*
taxes-_
income
89,834
84,358
179,611
277,000
169,826
$219,191
$181,893
$430,311
$366,837
160,842
128,618
313,617
257,673
•
operating taxes-
Net
Net
operating income
charges—
p. 204.
after
—V.
u
181,
General
Dynamics is presently at work on the
applicatiqjqj of nuclear power to aircraft.
Net sales during 1954 totaled $648^641,241 and net income amounted
to* $20,795,472.
Backlog of unfilled -orders dn Dec. -31 "was estimated
ining operations.
748,503
"
-
Other
in
/:
••
64,001
coach-
coaches—U.
these years.
of
•
.
35,385
truck and
Total
the
each
/.-
•
subsidiary,
Canadiar
airplanes for military and com¬
mercial use.
General Dynamics is engaged in the design, development
and manufacture of guided'missiles in the United States, and Canadair is participating in the Canadian
guided-missile program. In ad¬
dition, the corporation's Electric Boat- Division is engaged, in the
design
and
manufacture of submarines,
principally fox the United
States Navy and produced the world's first atomic-powered submarine,
letter-of notification with the
1,094,058
Coaches:
and
•
latter
debentures
BUSINESS—Corporation
and
its
Ltd., are leading manufacturers of
Motui&iHXJra.nium .Corp., Reno, Nev.—Files—
a
into
«"
/>■,
corporation on "March Ta-filed
have
the
42,184
•
subsidiaries," with particular emphasis in the fields of
electronics; nuclear energy, aircraft, and guided-missile production,
including ^atomic-powered aircraft and the manufacture of both con¬
ventional and atomic-powered submarines.
.
Elk
of
tion" and
__
I8i; p." 1202. v
S. and Canada
Trucks
Cheverolet
►
further
Cui^is^i -Lester/ -Ryons & co._______
5
jpvalstop & Co.
:
____—_10
Sutro & Co.__
5
®)ean Witter Ac Co.__——1—-_10.% / Wagenseller & Durst, Inc.—__ 5
-v.
will
Under
706,319
-
-
cars
Canada
.
manufacturing facilities, the acquisition of other properties
development and expansion of the activities of the
'
-
■
cars
passenger
ualtfer
ii.%
•"
Corp.—Debentures
convertible
are
PROCEEDS—Net
5
Co._^.——
283,342
Total
"
\
%
Bingham, Walter & Hurry, Inc. 5
25
(ache & Co—_Li—
403,866
Fran¬
mandatory sinking fund, the company is required to retire
$21)00,000 of debentures annually beginning April 1,
1965 through
April 1, 1974, and at its option, may retire an additional $2,000,000
used
I
49,660
Bank of New. York has been appointed
shares of commop stock ($5 par) and 99,378
Dynamics
issue
Under
company the1 respective percentages
Ijcribed.for, upon the exercise of. warrants; <. .
14,557
—V.
000,000
the. shares-of capital stock as are not sub-
of
17,930
GMC
a:1
debentures
funds.
Blyth
a
1,044,398
385,936
..
passengers
.—Canada.;
share.
Outstanding
severally, made
268,785
passenger
cars
.—United States_^j._
detergents.
oversubscribed and the books closed.
*910,000,shs.
below, -for
"
representative,- -have
as
for
issued pursuant to stock
'.V.V
„■///
'
■■■ •'
.
25,767
Total
& Co., Inc., headed a nation¬
underwriting, group which offered on April 6
$40,000,000 of 3l/-i% convertible debentures, due April 1,
1975, at 102 V2%, plus accrued interest. This offering was
design,
FINANCING
1,000,000 shs.
including 70,000 shares which may be
43,016
15.384
99,100
Total
Brothers and Blyth
man
its pro rata share.
,Authorized
12,238
50,8/0,
;.f
City
i;5Q0T000
General
' ">
subscribe
to
131,775
79,034
—
Cadillac.
of,thp 6% cumulative pireferred stock ($10 par).—V. 180, p. 720.
"1%.-
Sevelopment, manufacture and.sale or lease of .standard and specialized
CAPITALIZATION. GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT
90,908
205; 57 8
Buick
wide
5,000 shares of the-stock being offered;
157,496
157,266
that
out
National
registrar for
data- processing equipment.
At the present "time,- 450,000
of stock .are Jbeld . by the-public, and-250,000 shares are held by
hares
35,526
:38,980
coaches—U.
ng capital ;V$5DC!.0fl0 to ,replace workhjg, capital; to be used to finance
Shred'", lease contracts held as of March 18, 1955 for computer > systems;
.onsolidated
59,894
58,593
General American Oil Co. of Texasr—Registrar—
The
358,769
,■
Pontiac
Total
lectronic
481,042
131,151
Oldsmobile
Foremost, which five years ago served
communities in eight Southern states, plus small ice cream operations
in Pittsburgh, Pa., and Brooklyn, N. Y., now operates 215 plants in
30 stktes, -together with overseas operations in Hawaii, Guam, Okinawa,
Japan ahd Hong Kong—V. 181, p. 1310.
[nd additional $105,000 for equipping-the new- building; $115,000 to
epayi. Consolidated Engineering Corp., -its* parent, -for advances to work-
1955—3 Mos.—1954
173,031
Passenger Cars:
pro-forma
these
to
AND CANADA
S.
1955—Month—1954
Chevrolet
was
facture
PROCEEDS—Net proceeds from the sale of the capital .stock will be
by the company approximately as follows: $420,000 lor the cost
constructing a mew plant and office-burbling now being built and
the
PRODUCTION IN U.
,
.
seel
in
,
Period End. Mar. 31—
acquired in March of this year. El Dorado's facilities will
utilized, for the processing of certain chemicals to be employed
primarily in the production of materials for the dairy industry.
Its
ability to produce fatty acids also will be of importance in the manu¬
f
primarily
General Motors Corp.—March Car Output Up-
f
$25,225,487.
addition
In
the
to
ba
955, the
engaged
according
cisco,
ffering to holders of its capital stock of record March 31,
is
year
against
.
Corp.
record
*
statements included in the report,
net sales would have beenr around $353;614,000, with a pre-tax income
of $14,540,000.
Net income would have been $8,107,000, equal to $1.12
per share of common stock,
after provision for preferred dividends.
Total assets would have reached $125,000,000, compared with $90,361,197
reported at the 1954 year-end, with working capital up to $37,497,000,
.
BUSINESS—ElectroData
"
annually.-*;,;i'
1
new companies-been
part of the Foremost family for the
1954, gross sales would have been more than $450,000,000
these
entire
and new machinery is being provided to meet production deiands. The estimated cost of the current expansion is $2,000,000.—
181, p. 1560.
*/■'.* ■
/
the
to
earnings tor the current year, 1955, will be substantially
the -report' said, due to the acquisition of American Dairies,
$115,000,000
lant,
wall^be^dded/to working capital.
""
**
ahd
greater,
Inc., Philadelphia Dairy Products. Co., Inc., and Blue Moon Foods, Inc.
These additions will increase volume at the rate of
approximately
directors of platers & Stampers, Ltd., which is. said to be the
rtrgst manufacturer of housewares in the United Kingdom, increased
he dividend on the .ordinary--shares-of 5s,
par value from 25% of
ar
to 40%
of par. Platers & Stampers, Ltd., is 68.5% owned by
kco Products i Co.
Platers & Stampers, which currently operates four
lanufacturing plants in England, announced that a new 100,000
,uare
feet, addition. is being constructed at its Burnley, England,,
the balance
all. contributed
"!
'
program,
growth in sales and earnings/
The
nd
research
company's
.
^
Products Co.—English Unit Increases Dividend—
Ekco
the
(1673)- 5
.
Georgia. Power Co.—Seeks Approval of Financing—
•
El well-Parker
Electric
Co.—Issues
New
Folder—
}A highly informative analysis of the "pros, and cons" of industrial
ruck'leasing -is
in
contained
a
new
this.company-.
y
Consideration, The Lease as
in Big Profit-Years,-Leasing
)ffs
"
just
released
luirements,
Hedge Against. Inflation, Whitevs. Borrowing Capital, Short Term
many others.—V. 180, p. 2081.
-- V
and
$1,007,800,000 -while
additional
contracts
a
Equitable Securities Co., Indianapolis, Ind.—Files—
The
on
March
24
filed
3,000
shares
of
common
company
covering
a
letter
of
stock
to
notification
$290,000,000.
y
debs.,
conv.
Common
are
the
for
stock
due .April
(par
$3
Co.,
Fairchild Camera
&
Instrument
Clough, President, on April 4
by this corporation of -all of the voting
tronics & Control Corp. of New York.
| "By this acquisition,
Fairchild gains 35
of the
stock
of
the
^
in
jvBlair
Portland
Co.,
Lazard
610,000
Carl W. Locb,
Co.
D.
Inc.__7—_
350,000
Laurence
Co._^____
200,000
Burnham
&
&
&
Clark,
Federated Fund of New England—Assets Increase—
Co.____
Securities Corp.
Clayton
100,000
A.
[Investment
Lennon,
President
and
managers
of
Federated
underwriters
Management
for. this
Fund,
on
Corp.,
Cohu & Co.__„_
March
J.
po announced that the Fund has just exceeded $1.00,000 in total
[assets, approximately double those of six months ago.—V. 179, p. 2704.
lyi.
March
on
25
filed
a
letter
of
notification
with
s.
C.
surplus.
The net preceeds
to
are
be
used
8i
Period End.
Mar. 31—
.1955—Month—1954
|—V.
$809,508
v
*•'
t
$788,604
$2,067,032
.
*
$2,027,004
-
r
The
Shearson,
Co.,
Col——
350.000
200,000
&
sales in the last five years have in¬
$78,000(000, making necessary substantial
working capital.
Unaudited earnings
Jan.
31,
1955,
were
$4,340,842, equal to
stock.
larger
and
ended
common
any other company in the
industry.
It carries about 73 varieties,
including strained and chopped vegetables, meats, soups, fruits, des¬
serts, pre-cooked cereals, orange juice, teething biscuits, egg yolks
and
i
meat
a
of
As
acquire
of
base
March
Gerber
Co.
of
entered
company
St.
Louis,
stockholders
of
Products
Gerber
in
into
an
it
whereunder
Mo.,
agreement
plans to-
of the outstanding
approximately 10,450
May
1,
1955/ all
company in exchange for
stock
common
the
1955,
■
about
or
that
of
formula.
15.
Plastic
on
Co.
Plast'c
Gerber
pital
shares
c
and
Co.,
affiliated with the
In the man¬
ufacture of plastic toys for small children.
The company is advised
that total sales of Gerber Plastic Co. during the calendar year 1954
were approximately $1,700,000.
company
are
its officers.
or
CAPITALIZATION
ro
way
related
The plastic
GIVING
to
or
is engaged
company
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
FINANCING
Authorized
sink,
3»/4%
sink,
4'/a%'
350.000
Co.—
&
of
share
350.000
-
Shields
100,000
working
to
proceeds
to
$39,000,000
months
10
a
4%
Hammill &
net
principal business of the company is the prepara¬
tion and sale of food products, mostly canned foods, for babies and.
young children.
The company's line of food products Is more complete than that of
350,000
Co.
Corp. 1,000,000
Inc.__:
CO.
&
Schoelikopf, Hutton
Pomeroy, Inc. _!!
Schwab"cher
Boston
2on.ono
Ino._
Co.
Rothschild
F.
L.
610,000
200,000
Gardner__
<fe
the
add
BUSINESS—The
its
200,000
—
from
expenditures
the
$2.15
stock
Robin son-
Hiunphrey
in
wljl
-company
ETC.—Annual
EARNINGS,
capital
with
—
100,000
&
/
Co.,
&
Pierce & Co.
350.000
First
100,000
200,000
200,000
Gairdner
.
=
—200,000
Reinholdt
200,000
Co. '
350,000
350,000
<fc
Co._____^_
D°etien & Co.
Emanuel,
610,000
200,000
Pitfield
Inc.
and
An
for general corporate purposes.
creased
1
CO
Farwell, Chapman & Co.
1955—3 Mos,—1.954
'
1 ■
C.
Rauscher,
■
&
Co.-:——
&
350,000
The
'
j
100,000
Co.__—
Elworthy
/
181, p. 1202.
Co.__——
Webber,' Jackson
100,000
&
Co
&
Inc.
350,000
Pont & Co.
Dillon
&
—200.ono
200,000
Eberstadt
F.
;
200,000
200,000
___
Prescott, Shepard & Co.,
1,000.000
Co._-_:
&
Francis I. du
Fishman Co.—March Sales Up
Sales
Co.,
Corp.
.
Dreyfus
<fc
Inc.
Inc.
& Co. Inc.
Dominick_
Read
Eastman,
,
W.
The Dominion Securitie.s
'
(M. II.)
&
PROCEEDS—The
100,000
Curtis
&
share,
a
capital
Co.
200,000
Paine,
200.000
Dominick
increase capital
to
>
*
100,000
Dickson
S.
Dillon,
the
covering 86,666 shares of common stock (par $1) to be offered
at $1.87%
per share through McDaniel Lewis & Co., Greensboro, N. C.;
Dietenhofer & Heartfcld, Southern Pines, N. fC., and Calhoun & Co.,
and
...
is $34
underwriting group headed by A. G. Becker & Co., Inc.,
will purchase any unsubscribed shares.
Marks
M.
Ohio
The
S,inscription price
1955.
610^)00
&
Inc.
100,000
:>
Inc.
•^EC
Spartanburg,
&
pancoast
Fidelity Insurance Co., Mullins, S. C.—Files With SEC
company
100,000
& Co.^_____
Robertson
Dewar,
R.
The
Dain
!___
6,
rights expire Rt 2:30 p.m. (CDT) on April 25, 1955.
Rhoades
Lamasney
^Newbur.ger
"
stock, rights to subscribe for 99,914 additional shares on
one share for .each 29 shares held of record
the basis of
€o.__
&
S.
Moseley .& Co
Nesbltt, Thomson & Co.,
350,000
&
A.
.
Stock Offered—This company
—
Meeds
&
Freres
F.
100,000
108.
p.
April 7 offered holders of its $10 par value, common
April
Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
Fenner
&
Bcane——
200,000
Co.
610,000
Bissell
McDonald
350,000
Sons___,
with
350,000
200^00
Co
£ / McDonnell
350,000
Dentop,
___i_
Dodge
610,000
1,000,000
Co.
610,000
and
on
200,000
Co.
&
&
Co.
200,000
Co
Co.___L'
and
Bros.
'
Loeb
Mason-Hagan,
1-L1
Inc.
Brown
Inb
James
Co.
and
\
,
the proposed sale of additional common stock to The
(parent), are to be applied to the construction program.
from
181,
,
together
issue,
bond
Gerber Products Co.
•
350,000
Co.
Peabody
Kidder,
Sullivan &
-
the
of
sources
1955
—V.
100,000
Laird,
Bradford
C.
Burns
1366.
Johnston,
Co._l
&
Co
Lemon
200,000
&
Co.
&
Bosworth,
Cement Co., Inc.—Sold—
Penn-Dixie Cement Corp. below.—V. 124, p
&
200,000
Boettcher and
J.
;V
ternal
them
of
Co.
& Co.__—
$33,400,000 dur¬
;; '
funds derived from in¬
$4,500,000 expected to be received prior to the end
i[,
.
Southern
$900,000
& Co
Hutten
Laird
& Kraus__
Co.______l_
&
1955.:
Proceeds
of
the
and
Ladqnberg, Thalmann &
Inc.
1309.
.
eaicli
200,000
Becker
G.
A.
Alex.
Federal
See
.
E.
Janney
Baird & Co.,
Burge
Barth
ra'dar
p.
.
Inc.
Co
Bear, Stearns
ultra-sonic
porate identity.—V. 181,
&
Ball.
J.
R; F. Hutton
W.
by
"
Kuhn,
Co.,
'
r.-..;.'.;.
•,
350,000
200,000
8c
Inc.
^
>
610,000
Amefr
Robert' W.
years of electronics experi¬
with a background position
Freed Corporation, together
display, storage and recording techniques as applied
photography and mapping in which Freed has recently
specialized," Mr. Clough commented.
j The Freed Corporation will .hereafter, operate as a subsidiary of
Fairchild Camera .& Instrument Corp., maintaining its separate cor¬
ence
to
•
be"purchased
.
350.000 :
Securities
underwriters
several
200,000
E.
.Bache
acquisition
Freed Elec¬
"
Inc._____^ 3,890,000
Corp.
the
announced
the
__$3,890,000?
&
American
171, p. 1667.
Corp.—Acquisition—
H.
&
Allen
of
debentures- to
of
'
Blyth
A.
John
amount
Brothers
ing
1; 1975-i. $40,000,000$40i000.000 r.
•
share)c_;
(S.OOO.OOO^'sh's.^;^'4,377,99.1 -shs.
names
approximately
templates construction expenditures of
'
Outstanding
,
The company-has. applied to the SEC for authorization under the
Holding Company Act to issue and sell, at competitive bidding, $12,000,000
of
first
mortgage bonds, series due
1985. The company con¬
.
per
follows:
as
Lehman
by common stockholders at par
($50 per share). The
Wfering will be underwritten by City Securities Corp., Indianapolis, Ind.
The n^t proceeds- are to be used to ,retire outstanding preferred
Authorized
t
3J/a%-
Subscription
ptock and* for general corporate purposes.—V.
approximated ah
r '
/ V;.
;
i
-
principal
with
offered
first
be
Tiefeotiation
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
,)
UNDERWRITERS—The
5EC
under
/
free literature details such topics as: Effects(On Workin Capital,
The
fax
four-page folder
"...
;
,
at
fund
debentures
fund
Common
debentures
preferred
cum.
stock
stk.
due
($100
$10)
(par
due
Outstanding
$1,612,000
1963
$1,612,000
1969
4,000,000
4,000,000
12,001 shs.
3,500,000 shs.
2,098,190 shs.
par)
'
—
12,001 shs.
''
Foremost Dairies, Inc.—Reports
Both-sales
and
Glore,
Record Earnings—
earnings of this corporation and its subsidiary
companies soared'to the
highest levels. in the company's history for
the year ended
Dec. 31, 1954 and in each instance doubled the previous
in 1953, Paul E. Reinhold; Chairman, and Grover D.
rurnbow, President, stated in their annual report to stockholders.
Gross sales for the
year rore to $347 164,312
the $142,356,460
volume reported for
1953, .with net sales, after elimination of sales
to
subsidiaries and branches and allowances, amounting to $247,379,029.
Hallgarten
Harriman
!
cents
per
c
mPared
the
same
Based
i
ter
share
of
common
stock.
-
after- provision
for
on
giving
basis.
the average number of shares outstanding during
ef'ect to the stock split, net income was equal to
common
stock,
compared
with
82
cents
for- 1953,
the year,
$1.03 per
also cal-
'
r?
-
0n
Hirsch
&
Co.— :
181,
p.
&
610,000
&
350,000
Inc
—
100,000
610,000
350,000
Securities
Walker
200.000
&
Co.__
Co
1—
610,000
Weld <fe Co.__—
Whitney,
Goadby & Co._/_i_L
610,000
H.
Wertheim
White,
N.
&
H;
Witter
<fc
Co.__„
100,000
Dean
>'
Co
1203/
200.000
Alstyne, Noel & Co.
Van
G.
Co.v
Co
?iete intesratlon of
UNDERWRITERS—The
Wood, Gundy & Co., Inc.*"
200,000
350 000
200,000
see
Allis-Chalmers Manufacturing Co. above.—V.
j
;
given
are
names
below
opposite
shall
as
%
A.
Becker
G.
Bacon,
Whipple
Blair
William
Dickson
A.
&
First of
&
Co.^___
1.30
1.30
Ladenburg,
Inc.
Co.—
1.30
Lehman
1.30
Merrill,
6.50
Moore,
Co.,
Co
Co.
Co.,
&
Inc.—
& Co.,
&
Co.,
Inc.
—V.
181,
p.
Peabody
&
Co
Thalmann
Higginson
6.50
Co.
Turben
6.50
—
&
Corp.___
Brothers
0.65
3.25
6.50
-
1.30
Co._
1.30
1.30
Leonard & Lynch
Newhard,
Cook
&
Co
3.25
The
i.30
Paine, Webber, Jackson &
1.30
O.65
Curtis
William
Stroud
1.30
1.30
Co.-
Ohio
Inc. 0.65
&
Co
Co.
Iillinols
& M!l'pr, Inc.
——
R.
&
Staats
&
Weeks
eo.
1440.
Inc.——-—
Vietor,
1.30
Common, Dann & Co. 1.30
6.50
Walter
J.
Watling,
3.25
Dean Witter &
1.30
Wulff, Hftrisen & Co
Co./
Inc
3.25
2.?5
Co
0.65
&
Michigan Corp
Forgan
Lee
Mellen
0>'5
(Inc.)
Co.i
Evans
Harris
Fajrman,
Golkin
Kidder,
&
Republic
Collins
Clement
Glore,
Joseph,
1.60
Inc
National Corporation
Central
S.
—20.10
Corp.—
Co.,
&
Central
R.
<fc
Slmonds
Blyth
Inc
Ac
Baird
W.
Baker,
Julien
Co.
&
Securities
American
The
181, p. 1561.
whose
to purchase the percentages set forth
respective names of such shares of the common stock
be subscribed for by exercise of subscription warrants:
Hornblower &
General Electrle Co-—New Contract-
underwriters
severally agreed
Robert
.
Corp.
Union
»
&
&
610,000
WCil, Labouisse,
Friedrichs
Sutro
200,000
Fay______—
& Weeks—
--
—-V.
Stroud
200 ono
200,000
Co:__
Corp.
Blosser
200,009
Co—
&
Horn,blower
Howard,
&
<te
Webster
McDowell
100,000
350,000
350,000
200,000
200,000
Boyce
same basis.
the new Golden State Division into Foremost,
eiMs
uCr recen^ acquisitions, plus the continued development , of
caolished
territories, and the introduction of new products resulting
mH
-Richards
&
Straus,
100.000
■Hooker
-.
Brothers
Securities
6io,ooo
_
Haupt & Co,^_^___
Hayden, Stone & Co.__
Hemphill, Noyes & Co.
H.
Hentz
&
Co."—'
Hill
not
&
&
Bros.
Stern
Ltd.,
Ira
preferred
on the 5,750,506 shares outstanding at year-end, after giving
the three-for-one stock split eifective Sept. 15, 1954, and
with $3,018,095, or 75 cents per share for 1953, calculated
350.000
&
Barney
Stone
Inc.
in the previous year. Income before taxes was
*10,334,021; compared with $5,663,945 in 1953.
Net
income, after taxes, for the year totaled $6,101,920, equal to
v5
Co
•
^gainst $117,154,492
their
&
Sifron
M.
Stein
Ripley & Co.,
Partners
&
have
610,000
Smith,
350,000
350,000
Inc.
Harris
*200,000
Co._
I.
& Co.
&
200,000
Co.____
William R. Staats & Co.
CO.
Silberberg
200,000
&
Co
Inc.
Y.)
(N.
Co.:——
610,000
610,000
Co.—'1
&
Sachs
&
Greenshields
higns. established
'^idends,
utect to
Forgo n
Goldman,
Goodbody
net
s
:
Wade, Inc
Lerchen
&
0.65
Co
1.30
6.5(j
Co.__x
1
tf.65
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle...
(1674)
6
Horseshoe Bend Uranium, Inc., Salt Lake City, Utah—•
Inc.—Consolidation Approved—
Glass Fibers,
last,
21.
Feb.
on
The
SEC
stock on a share-for-share basis, and 1,03.9,706 shares were
Libbey-Owens-Ford Co. for the assets and property of its
subsidiary.—V. 180, p. 1874.
at
York;
$2
and
March
on
filed
16
letter of notification with
a
per
The net proceeds
incident to mining activities.
expenses
the
shares of common stock (par 1 cent) to be of¬
share through James Anthony Securities Corp., New
A. Hays Co., Rochester, N. Y.; and Ned J. Bowman
Utah.
City,
Lake
to
are
be
used
to
pay
will
stockholders
to
name
the
enable
stockholders
The
the charter greatly to ;
in businesses other than hard coal.
in the annual report recently that this
to engage
company
told
were
regards anthracite as its major field, but that the
company plans to diversify and that the directors are giving increasing
consideration to acquisition of income-producing companies not related
still
company
coal.—V.
176,
1160.
p.
Bankers
Trust
Co.,
has
York,
New
appointed
New
*
York
March 21 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
shares of common stock (par $1) to be offered at $2 ;
share through Lawrence W. Williams, President, of Twin City, Ga.
proceeds are to be used for capital and surplus.
The company
covering
per
The
on
50.000
Illinois
Central
Co.—Preferred
Telephone
fered—On March
21,
offering
an
residents of Illinois of
an
cumulative
stock,
preferred
Of*-
Stock
made to bona fide
was
series
A,
at
($50
par
per
The
preferred
in
pany,
before
Jan.
1965;
in
The company
publicly
at
each
It
tures.
is
expected
underwri.ing
convertible subordinate deben¬
Goldman, Sachs & do. will head the
of
20-year
that
group.
>
,
Authorize
will
tures
The
in
plans
company
two
May 10 to
the deben¬
file
to
registration
a
weeks.—V.
three
or
Inland
1,279
of
shares
canceled,
the
of
and
to
were
tion
the
with
statement
offering will
no
to
used
purposes.—V.
City
N.
181,
Marshall,
Marshall
refinancing,
1561.
p.
Co.—Debentures Sold Privately—
the
stated
that,
insurance
as
direct
a
result
which
companies
hold
per
19G3
V.
of
and
*
stock
parent,
and
for
made
used
to
Illinois
to
and
to
of
and
the
the
payable
reimburse
extension
part
pay
discharge
notes
is to
(W. T.)
which
would
used
be
have
to
(issuable
In
PRESENT
TO
series)
to
as
which
the
of
indenture
these
15,090 shs.
mortgage
dated
100,000 shs.
without
the
to
of
as
specified
be
paid
with
1972
the
on
matured
1955
in
all of which originally
debentures until
through
1962
balance of
the
1958
$700,000
and
$500,000
in
Illinois on
18,
May
1928.
office
located
is
at
Clinton,
111.
distance
Long
'service
is furnished through the facilities of the company and al >o
through connection with the toll facilities of the Bell System and other
independent telephone companies.
UNDERWRITERS—The
of shares of series A
the
of
names
preferred stock
respectively, from the
company,
underwriters
to
the
and
number
purchased by each of them,
as follows;
be
(Inc.)
are
Shares
Republic
Blair
Co.
6,099
Co
&
3,000
Julien Collins & Co
Cruttenden
when
per
$F00,-
in
—V.
156,
Industrial
$22,954,755 $19,837,086
letter
For
$56,870,084 $51,469,690
the
reports
31,
1955,
last
12
which
of
notification
was
of'common
stock
filed
with
(par
the
$5)
SEC
to
be
March
on
offered
14
covering
the
at
market
at $16 per share),
the proceeds to go to four employees
acquire said shares pursuant to stock options.—V. 181, p. 746.
Great
Files
The
SEC
Frontier Mining Corp., Salt Lake City, UtahSecurities and Exchange Commission—
With
corporation
covering
offered
at
$1
Salt Lake
incident
U*ah.
of
letter
a
of
stock
common
notification
(par
5
with
cents)
the
be
to
through J. E. Call & Co., of Reno, Nev., and
net proceeds are to be used to pay
expenses
The
mining activities.
announced
in
of
it
charge
sales.
established
April
on
Volume
for
by
the
monthly
new
a
5
months
Manufacturing
manufactures
sales
of
with
Co.,
for
sales
the
of
Inc.—Sales
parts
component
$600,283
compared
M.
Reiner,
30,
first
used
three
$521,540rfor
the
in
$1,00,000,
added.
he
The
company's
recently
acquired "Loor.ey
Tunes"
cartoons
con¬
importantly
to
the
March
increase.
All
of
Guild
Films
tributed
series
program
continued
recently
Mr.
went
Reiner,
into
represented
were
but
sales
production,
of
are
the
in
its
new
over-all
volume
series,
program
included.—V.
not
March
181,
which
ment.
ended
March
31,
$2,116,289 for
1955,
the
totaled
sales
12
office
in
Mobile,
Hrst" and
V.
will
181,
to
up
Ala.,
refunding
(EST)
noon
bids
for
April
on
the
purchase
bonds,
mortgage
series
21
from
G,
it
due
The
W.
a
March
This
Champ Hats, Inc. above.—V. 177,
syenite
Under
tinuing
Durez
will
the
receive, at its
of $25,000,000
1, 1980.—
May
tons
of
alkali
be
Dr.
Walter
the
of
Division
In
H.
will
stated
and
corporation
V.
20
181,
take
action
of
Hooker.
Harry
M.
to
Hooker,
Treasurer
of
stockholders,
"While
Durez
intend
cents
p.
of
making
a
Hooker Vice-President.
Durez Vice-Presidents,
Plastics Division, and Edward
become
that
Hooker
from
will
Prabl,
letter
a
a
to
formal
no
who
to
25
the
on
proposed
con¬
Dent,
will
become
a
same
Lindley
action
increase
cents
the
R.
the
share
has
the
O
born-?,
of
a
Durez
to
involve
—V.
W.
Mathias,
Treasurer
Manhattan
Period End. Feb. 28—
,
March
on
who
No.
Chairman;
in
own
the
(50,000 shares),
2
(44,800
D.
L.
shares),
Lowry,
Jr.,
as
Director.
been
Hooker
Hooker
the
of
common
the
next
President,
directors of
the
taken,
consolidated
stock
fiscal
dividend
quarter."—
Oross
operating rev
Operating exps. & taxes
to
start
cost
construction
$1,500,000
controls at
superior
mineral
at
immediately
Biue
is
in
on
Mounta.n
Operating
income
Gross
'Income
int.
Net
on
___
$831,134
$1,721,225
$1,719,943
713,652
750,403
1,470,975
1,560,710
$117,257
$80,731
$250,250
$159,233
2,810
1,323
4,340
2,647
income
$120,067
Charges
adj.
$254,590
$161,880
of
138,659
128,235
269.624
256.401
bonds
70,058
70.058
140,116
140,117
-x
inc.
deficit
'Exclusive
$82,054
$88,650
$116,239
interest on
$155,150
adjustment income bonds.—V.
been
appointed
according
field
the
of
the
Assistant
Charles
to
R.
corporation's
to
the President
President
His
interests
Cox,
titanium
of Manufacturing of General Ani'ine
manager
h
w
"
179, p. 2371.
has
received SEC authorization to make bank
bor¬
in an amount not to exceed $2,100,000. Proceeds
1955
in
connection
of
its
with
construction
$1,892,000
in
1955
program,
and
estimated
$1,429,000 in
1956
1078.
p.
Kentucky Utilities Co.—Bonds
issue of $5,000,000 3%% first
mortgage bonds, se¬
F, due April 1, 1985, at a price of 101.039% to yield
about 3.32% to maturity.
The group won award of this
issue on April 5 on a bid of 100.489%.
new
ries
Competing
Stuart
&
bids
Co.
Corp.,
Securities
Corp.
100.039.
for
and
Merrill
by: Halsey,
Corp., 100.334; Equitable
Co., 100.13; and Union
Williams
&
Pierce,
and
submitted
were
Higginson
Lynch,
Co.
&
3%s
as
Lee
Baxter,
Peabody
3V*%
a
bonds
100.345;
100.289;
Kidder,
102.301
the
for
Inc.,
Securities
Fenner
White,
Weld
&
&
Beane,
jointly,
jointly bid
Co.,
coupon,
PROCEEDS—Net proceeds together with proceeds from sale
of 190.566
common stock late in March will be u;ed
by the company to
a
part of the cost of its construction program which, it is
writers
will
cost
about
$18,741,000 in
forth
below
1955
principal amount of
purchase from the company:
to
and
the
are
the
and
agreed
the
A.
C.
Allyn
G,
Becker
Paine,
also
See
V.
&
Webber,
181,
of
the
which
under¬
each
Inc
—_
Jackson
&
A
m
1,250.000
_
Inc.—
Co.
has
\
$1,250,000
Co.
&
$18,580,000 in 1956.
names
bonds
Blyth & Co., Inc._
(Walter)
Purchase
1.250,000
Curtis
1,250,000
—_
1600.
p.
in
that
an
important
1955.—V.
181,
material
raw
the United States
and
for
the
glass
and
The plant should
Canada.
960.
p.
Kidde
by
Engineering
Kidde,
this
Co.
the
last
two
to
&
Co., Inc.—Acquisition—
corporation
(Van
President.
program
years
is
of
the
assets
Calif.)
Nuys,
This
has
been
the
fourth
part
as
line
of
heat
switches
as
ing
aho
used
controls
for
makes
and
increase
used
for
overheat
or
fire
its
detection
compartment heater units.
immersion
an
with
type
John F.
by
purchased by Kidde
expansion and diversification
engineering and
"Thermalectric Engineering Co. will be
operated
Walter Kidde k Co.,
Inc.," said Mr. Kidde.
The
new
division
manufactures
by-m:tallic
and
and
Thermalectric
the
announced
company
its
of
enlarge its product
ability.
development
de-icer
of
as
division
a
aircraft
in
Thermal°ctric
fluid
of
expansion
liquid
heater,
engines
Engineer¬
control
a
a.master
control panel for automatically starting
missiles, and a super s«=nsitive control unit
that prevents
surge in jet engines.—V. 181, p. 1441.
launching
Kin-Ark
Havelock,
of
$93,878,
guided
Oil
Co.
Stock Offering Oversubscribed—
offering of 500,000 shares of common stock,
The public
—
which
was made on March 31
by Van Alstyne, Noel &
Co. at $2.75 per
share, was quickly oversubscribed. See
details in V. 181, p. 1600.
King Oil Co., Salt Lake City, Utah—Files—Rights—
Off—Earnings Up—
increase
an
of
than
more
257c
over
net
sales
for
for
1953.
earnings
cents
18
The
of
24
cents
company
reduced
the
its
end
ratio
of
because
quarterly dividend
last
the
1954,
181,
p.
1953
current
to
3.5
assets
the
by
maintenance
payments,
book
paid
to
a
value
of
cents
last
the
180,
the
end
liabilities
year.
&
«T^is c°mPany has applied to the
cwf Company Act to issue and
000,000 of first
stock
drew
be
called
price
be
tures
for
of
.applied
and
to'the
181, p.
L.
O.
See
of
close.
a
for
authorization
about
or
principal
prepayment
to
bonds,
May 25,
amount.
of
under
a
Of
the
47
the
prepayment
at
due
the
of
1983
redemp¬
balance, $3,750,000
like
amount
of outstanding
to the cost of the
company's 1955 construction
reimbursement of the treasury for
during 1955 for construction purposes.
Jersey Central's
® S?nUl-
°n pr0gram is estimated at $18,200,000
for 1955.—V.
$234,638
181, p. 960.
Junction Bit & Tool
Co., Grand Junction, Colo.
ro^hHnCp°^?7da
33,745
subscription
new
share
by
for
&Co.WChicago6
March 31 filed a
of common
shares
stockholders
each
IU.
two
at
shares
expenses
subscription
for
underwriting.
The
to oil operations.—
incident
1955—Month—1954
1955—3
Mos.—1954
$63,587,937
1312.
F.
Glass
Lake
Glass Fibers
Co.—Successor—
Fibers, Inc. above.
County Gas Co.—To Be Acquired—
East
Ohio
Lake
Gas
Shore
Privately
—
Co.
above.—V.
177,
'
2249.
p.
letter of notification
stock
$5.35
held;
p:r
(par
$1)
share
after
30
SharC" ThC °fferlng WiU bC
on
to
Files
offered
basis
public
of
Co.,
Ashtabula, Ohio
first
The
.
proceeds
mortgage bonds
for
new
Sold
Bonds
■
$1,500,000
due
issue of
an
mortgage bonds dated Jan.
Jan. 1, 1980.
used
—
company has arranged to sell to the
Life Insurance Co. and to the Teachers
1955 and
1,
•
used to redeem $1,005,009 of outstanding first
$250,000 of short term notes. The balance will be
were
and
construction.—V.
178,
p.
1274.
181,
with the SEC
be
the
days,
Gas
The
Insurance and Annuity Association
3V2%
for
one
offering
underwrit*n by Taylor
hnrnfr.?6 and increase
bunding, o^0ieedS Rre-t0 b<I Used t0 Purchase new Plant site and shop
inventory and working capital.
See
Co.—Consolidation Effective—
Warner-Hudnut,
Inc.
below.—V.
181,
p.
1600.
CM. H.) Lamston,
Inc,—Earnings Increased—
Year Ended Jan. 31—
1955
Sales
Earnings
shares
Earnings
per
—V.
179,
1954
.
$5,425,273
$3,174,166
after
Common
p.
'
•
Mutual Benefit
series
1955,
the
$20,-
$7,750,000
covering
offered
dropped
to
Including
therefrom
p0n862
of
on
with the SEC
notification
be
without
$23,638,348 $22,749,657 $64,138,897
—V.
from
at competitive bidding,
mortgage
redemption
104 86%
pay
of
to
,
Sales
1
SEC
sell,
mortgage bonds, due
1985°.
of the Proceeds,
$3,500,000 are to be applied
the $8,o00,000
outstanding first
to
to
stock
Light Co.—Plans Financing—
nnn
tion
used
letter
a
share,
per
1000.
p.
However,
history
412.
Jersey Central Power
be
capital
cents
(S. S.) Kresge Co.—March Sales Increased—
See
-
to
are
of
Period End. Mar. 31—
at
unbroken
1954
V.
spread
entirely eliminated
common
as
proceeds
year.
last
of
long
covering 260,000 shares
by stockholders at 50
than
more
were
$900,000
current
end
of
$14,$71,222.
was
six
has
now
against
Earnings
from
and
T ,$0\1AG P8r Ghare in 1953 t0 $11-30
-—V.
in
year,
were
borrowings
31,
of
1953
of
share
a
bank
to
increased
at
largely
share
per
1953, Mr. Bennan said.
400,000 shares outstanding.
$400,000 by Dec.
$400,000 obligation.
It
2.8
income
in
approximately
totaling 40 cents
1953
the
company's net
were
earned
The company on March 31
filed
the
<
program,
1955—2 Mos.—1954
$830,909
income—
has
1955,
1,
in
had been
Lambert
Hon-Operating
$1.32
nephellne
a
near
President.
point a deposit of about 30,000,000
nepheline
syenite, a
high
alumina,
high
quality
which
industries
income
notes,
RR.—February Earnings—
1955—Month—1954
$1-56
Copper Corp.—New Official Appointed-—
expenditures
181,
amplifier
Minerals & Chemical Corp.—New Plant
completed in late
will
&
Partnership
Board
of
division.
Murray,
share
shares).
Offered—Blyth & Co.,
Inc., A. C. Allyn & Co. Inc., A. G. Becker & Co. Inc., and
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis offered on April 6 a
31,
The largest blocks
previous year, was reported for 1954
by this company.
Edward J. Bennan,
President, also announced that
the
year
ended
Dec.
31,
1954,
were
$14,298,178
as
director,
total of eleven, and Mr.
Alfred W. Hanmer, Jr. and
will become Vice-Presidents
directors
for
President
1311.
Hudson
Stevens
as
Russell,
will
Dividends
of
directors
Durez
Durez,
28
2678.
p.
Co.—Proposed Consol., etc.—
Snyder, Senior Vice-P'esident. and Carl N.
become
stockholders,
selling
Jefferson Electric Co.—Sales
over
and
Snyder will become
&
E.
corporation
ceramic
the
company of Durez Plastics & Chemicals, Inc.
the propo ed marger Hooker will be the
con¬
the business of Durez will be continued as the
terms
Plastics
April
on
this
company,
John F.
)
with
12
Lowry & Stevens Partnership No. 1
listed
and Joe
plant
The
Hooker Electrochemical
solidation
a
is
corporation
666,906
stockholders
lists
Ontario, Canada, according to touts Ware,
Net
The
registration statement with the SEC
a
Russell
Stevens
Net
Hat Corp. of America—Control May Change—
See
Lowry,
C.
1,009^092
&
-
prospectus
being sold by
and
if
1562.
p.
$3,408,215
used
$2,315,885,
months ended
aggregate 388,409 of the outstanding 646,456 shares.
are
Gulf, Mobile & Ohio RR.—To Sell Bonds—
company
$4,024,067
oal
l,723,77g
861.
p.
•
The
$613,743
divs.
company
first
the
1955,
The
current
be
be
months
covering 110,000 outstanding shares of its no par common
stock, to be oflered for public sale by the holders thereof at $6.50
per share, with an underwriting discount, or commission of 87l/2 cents
per share.
The name of the underwriter is to be supplied by
amend-1
during
Vice-President
exceeded
month
~$4417l(vJ
A.
of
filed
company
International
record
$5,152,659
1,128,592
2,935
ItflH
shares of
181, p. 1311.
President;
corporation
was
of
The
Inc.—Reports Record Sales—
this
March,
282,148
Walsh
Walsh
to
are
and
Guild Films Co.,
Sales
filed
21
shares
share
per
City,
to
March
on
300,000
$895,891
282,148
'
.finance
International Fidelity Insurance Co., Dallas, Texas—
Registers With Securities and Exchange Commission—
(estimated
who will
1,568,851
$876,871
L.
year.
compared with sales
shares
395,079
rowings during
Gray Manufacturing Co.—Files With SEC—
A
404,725
April
2,009
•—
Hardware
iield,
months
1954.—V.
1,350
$6,721,510
13fTisn
$6
108.
p.
estimated,
corporation,
March
three
1203.
$1,290,970
UNDERWRITERS—Set
1973.—
1955—3 Mos.—1954
$1,281,596
com;
will
2,000
—
2039.
p.
23.,866
Kentucky Power Co., Inc-—1To Borrow From Banks—
from
year
payable
$6,697,^44
1,995
Film Corp.—V.
2,000
Co
&
181,
effective
1954
owns
and operates
29 telephone
exchanges serving without com¬
petition communities having an aggregate urban and rural pcpulation
approximately 103,000, all located in the State of Illinois.
The
ended
1955—Month—1954
—
1,
Aug.
of
principal
$1,288,975
r.qft
540
restrictive
It
company's
iqs-?
$594,723
per
The
incorporated
was
1954—12 Mos.
21,197
2,577,184
Dr.
bonds.
BUSINESS—Company
Co.—Earnings—
$1,260,399
com.
William
»*■•!.
$1,690,000
200,000 shs.
of
24, 1955 }
shares f'rnm
181, p. igoo
income
Kennecott
the
Outstanding
'
:
value)
par
May
common
*
first
secures
William
Earns,
FINANCING
—
(no
on
shares.—V.
income™
dividends
for
Bal.
for
of
construc¬
50,000 shs.
Central
the
prepay
Grant Co.—March Sales Up—
p.
EFFECT
held
be
authorized
20,000,000
$8,193,046 $36,429,303 $33,973
6,904,071
29,731,659
27^835
income
duties
GIVING
enr
re¬
the' treasury
further
of
^
additional
The
to
improvement
cost
Fairman, Harris & C^., Inc
Period End. Mar. 31—
181,
the
be
promissory
mortgage bonds may be issued
aggregate principal amount but subject
electronics
—V.
Co.,
will
5%
3%%, due Aug.t 1, 1974___
pfd. stock ($50 par value,
Additional
This
Sales
proceeds
five-year
heretofore
bonds
A,
Common
1771.
p.
the
by
the
California
taxes
&
surplus
authorized
will
of
to
deductions
Preferred
(on
51/2%, series A
successful
company's first
the first mortgage
debentures.
new
will
construction notes,
not required
are
year
through
180,
been
of
the
h
a
1,
dividends
the company's common
on
the
debentures
the
$9,000,000,
loans
bank
on
cash dividends
limitations of
of
this
of
the
$22,150,000.
Payments
000
restrictive
the sale
balance
and 1956,
totaled
payments of
less
from
remaining
has
issuable in series)
Chairman
Corp., with 16 institutional purchasers.
also
the
restricted
Proceeds
shares
net
properties
mtge.
limit
mortgage bonds have agreed to change the terms of
which
unpaid
by
1954—3 Mos.—1953
income
etc.,
Net
or
Jan.
expenditures.
Series
be made at this time.
The proceeds
for plant improvements and for other
pay
Steel
Union Securities
stock to
and
on
before
or
on
before
or
Int.,
permit
5
of
daf»
com¬
redeemed
and
on
accrued
the
Distribution
April
Record
$8,904,073
7,643,674
operating
Gross
—V.
of
Telephone
Cumulative
and President, has an¬
nounced that the company's financial position has been
materially improved by the private sale on April 5 of
$10,000,000 of new 4!/2% sinking fund debentures, due
April 1, 1973, which were placed privately, through
Mr.
these
$155,000
provisions
Granite
John
plus
and
of
Authorized
to offer to its stockholders an additional
stock (no par) at $22 per share has been
common
meeting
number
shares
revenues
expenses
Net
on
approval
shares.
niclrihiiUnM
.
a
1955
'
the
6,000,000
Non-operating
>•:'■■■'
of
CAPITALIZATION
SEC
Oper.
Commission.
company's
company
been
have
corporate
if
thereafter
646.
131, p#
(L. F.) Grammes & Sons, Inc.—Offering Canceled—
plan
share
per
share
thereafter
thereafter,
share
PROCEEDS—The
maining
First
The
$52.50
per
share
option
convertible.
be
about
at
$52
per
the
at
,
„
meeting of stockholders has been called for
additional shares of common stock into which
special
redeemable
case."..
issuance
expenditures
■
,
A
v'
at
$51.50
per
be
part,
1959;
at
$51
will
in
or
1,
1962;
Commerce
April 7 announced that it plant; next month to sell
on
$30,000,000
to
up
whole
Jan.
1,
stock
of
voted
was
stockholder
common-
1
11
Corp.—Plans Stk.
Split
to
1955.
issuance
stockholders'
increasing
present
Operating
issue of 15,000 shares of 5^2%
share) and accrued dividends by a group of underwriters
by Central Republic Co. (Inc.)"
The
(W. R.) Grace & Co.—To Sell Debentures—
*51
31,
May
the
Period End. Dec. 31—
Ala.—Files—
Co., Montgomery,
Life Insurance
Motr
for
to
subject
Kansas Power & Light
188.
headed
Globe
fnr
set
subject
special
A
been
174, p.
cof
is
is
stock
common
authorized
of
number
nc
split
the
corporation,
poration Commissioner.
change the companj s
to
the
in
c*11f
the
stock
in
split
of
increase
the
the
Hupp Corp.—New York Registrar Appointed—
The
registrar for the common stock.—V.
to .broaden
and
Corp.
Alden
Gien
April 26
asked cn
be
directors
consider
,
Glen Alclen Coal Co.—To Widen ActivitieSThe
3-for-l
A
150,000
Lawrence
Salt
Kaiser Aluminum & Chemical
Exchange Commission—
to
issued
former
to
covering
Co.,
Inc.
Securities
corporation
fered
capitalization consisting of 3,000.000 shares of common stock (par $5),
of
which
946,165 shares were to be issued
in exchange ^for Glass
Fibers
With
Files
approved * proposal
Jo merge
this /company with L. O. F. Glass Fibers Co., a subsidiary oL LibbeyOwens-Ford Glass Co., effective March 1, 1955, the consolidated firm
to be known as L. O. F. Glass Fibers Co., which will-have an authorized
stockholders
The
Monday, April
taxes
.
outstanding
common
1722.
share
~
__
-1-
134,700
l47-133
147.133
$0.91
.
50. <4
Number 5419...The
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Volume 181
Lane-Wells
."Setting
Co.—Reports Record Year—
record
for
company
and
new
a
this
of
income
any
its
in
year
its
Venezuelan
McLellan Stores Co.—March Sales Off—
history,
combined gross
Canadian subsidiaries
and
1954
is
Federal and
foreign taxes
interests, was $2,426,176, or $3.37
per
share, also the
the company s history.
This
compares
wi.h
similar
net
of $2,361,667, or $3.28 per share in
1953.
minority
Feb.
"On
1955,
28,
the
stockholders voted
by
an
overwhelming
become
to
jority
$110,000,000
and
adequately
to maintain
and
expand
Leeds &
leading
position
;
1312.
p.
The
in
the
service
is
field."—
control
design,
channels
instrumentation,
and
fabrication
systems for operation of
'' !'y'* >
brochure
wh.ch
[Folder
comprise
type
any
reactor
a
of
of
offer
tion
of
,h.. .The
Fibers, Inc. above.—V. 181,
explains
system, and
the
Lindly
the
to
control
dis-
The
\
30,
offered
of
GIVING EFFECT
)
TO
10 cents)
Of
Authorized
to
loan,
'
to
the
of
automatic
an
V.
181,
fabric
inspection
the
to
two
the
in
Net
while
$50,000
in
engage
machine
shares
ten
by
t
then
amendment.
and
seam
production
proceeds,
funds
improvement
the
will
be
the
recent
part
taxes
finance
added
Cited
No
Year
profit
before
$60,000
in
will'
the
y
molding
of
the
«
taxes
and
«
jumper.—
to
$71,292,
and
from
come
1953
also
Kirk
reported
announced
licensees
in
1954
of
$293,513;
the
While
in
Citing
LOomis-Sayles Mutual Fund—Assets Show Gain—
of
Total
March
net
Shares
31—
'
•
'
'
•
1955
assets
$43,922,512
1,021,114
re¬
Gross
Chemical
6,300
:
i
and
down
reimburse
Al.oy
28,093,403
27,718,493
5,*771,283
site
1.001,255
1,140,586
process
605,732
Selling, general and Administrative
Research and development
$36,206,990
1,509,535
338.732
719.535
__
expenses
expenses
Net
before
income
Dividends
after
on
Dividends
Common
Federal
income
taxes
on
Common
34,932
($10
par)
per
final
net
in
earned
As of Dec. 31—
Current
Net
Property,
$19,995,371
$20,092,174
2,433,001
3,154,386
16,937.788
capital
plant
long-term
Preferred
17,562 370
and
equipment
(net)
8,754,491
stock
(par
;
of
value
per
reinvested
17,002,970
16,984,170
$58.21
$66.61
share
common
processing charges accrued by the company under its
the Atomic Energy Commission.—V.
181, p. 1601.
placed
April 4.
This
With
Boston
the
March
on
Beneficial Interest
filed
company
31,
Registers
net
shares
statement
or
Unit
in
and
its
1954
dollar
Units
history,
report
After
of
a
dential,
it
to
all
surplus
paid
company
and
of
earned
Jr.,
company
President,
the
were
with
after
taxes,
declared
the
$1,414,532
net
April
on
for
amortization
profit for
1953,
of
said.
he
will
good
the
greatest
4
i.i
amounting to $549,596 during
increased
$1,277,826
to
an
all-time
his
was
income
the
year
high
of
*,:■ $6,683,685.
To
provide for necessary increased manufacturing plant,
laboratories,
facilities, the company is p-esently constructing a
new
and
office
$1,000,000
office
and
existing Hollywood
research
laboratories
properties.—V.
171,
building
2401.
p.
adjacent
to
income
year
upon
—V.
.
.
(Arthur G.)
This
company,
reports
to
and
the
1954,
at
a
share
•
which
net
on
celebrated
profits
its
■
for
1954
shares
507,062
of
common
stock
the year-end.
These results compared with the record net
profits
a
share on 505,382 common shares in 1953.
to
make
H.
E.
holders
view
by
the
two
Widdell,
that
of
the
McKee
President,
consider
that
the
Company
said
our
in
results
expansion
has
slowed
the
for
annual
1954
tempo
down
report
"The
soon
or
stock¬
to
of
the
ment
profits
substantially
t*e
materially
in
served
has
shown
the
with
the
set
for
FOR
stock
to
Mr.
Olc'ahoma
totaled
decline
a
refinancing
Fraser
April
the
in
of the
that
a
stated
during
the
average
filed
capital ,stock
Revised
and
year,
with
20,
AND
FIRST
TWO
1954
ta
Interstate
the
Com¬
V
-
MONTHS
1953
■
$5,698,331
Plan
brought
the
hearing before
1955.). ,: V .:
1955
'
1952
1,083,339
$7,133,757
2,294,720
389,245
927,110
$7,041,741
2,258,598
936,528
.■-
11,255,186
11,656,223
13,975 938
13,685,70(1
2,364,723
2,121,139
4,050,365
3,805,523
900,802
.780,978
1,603,321
1,551,798
income
1601.
p.
Finance
scaled
shares
mon
from
of
the
warrant
a
Service, Inc., Jackson, Mich.—DebenC. Kimball & Co.,
City,
104
to
Chicago, 111.,
added
100.25.
debenture is
net
proceeds
from
the company's working
to
warrant
a
to purchase 30 com¬
while each $500 debenture
company at $2 a share,
for 15 common shares.
PROCEEDS—The
*
the
sale
of
the
debentures
•will
funds.
CAPITALIZATION—Giving effect to the
will
notification with the SEC
be offered at par (1 cent
Corp.,
also
was
FEBRUARY
Attached to each $1,000
and
547.
p.
there
progressed
was
railway
railway
181,
carries
181,
decrease of $12,$4,019,829.
a
income
year.
proposed
company,
been
oper.
be
current issue, capitalization
in long-term debt; 60,000 shares of class A common
value, and 188,190 shares of common
stock, $1 par value.
$900,000
stock, $1
par
BUSINESS—Corporation with headquarters at Jackson, Mich., en¬
in consumer, discount and wholesale financing.—V. 181,
p. 1073.
Okla.
gages
past
customers
for
many
to
years
vy
in
1954
by
$7,156,406.
was
the
the
Ralph
T.
McElvenny
President,
recent
a
adding
other
held
pointed
authorized
in
was
of
U.
S.
American
that
sale
said.
Supreme
that
on
of
must
decision
receive
are
a
Power
the
—V.
Commission
Louisiana
pipe
will
by
users
withdrawing
of 3%
from
gas
180, p.
over
the
act
where
can
needs
it
high of 106.4 billion cubic feet,
the company reported. The
new
record
new
sendout
of
644
million
from $75,851,840 in 1953 to $77,343,949 in 1954.
The
pointed out that further increases
in
operating expenses
increase
frcm
1,
of
Panhandle
and
1955,
will
or
$1,185,000
Eastern
in the
annually
in
Pipe Line Co.
increase
an
from Michigan Wisconsin
occur
of
near
the
future.
cost
which
of
became
Among
gas
pur¬
—V.
181,
a
year in the cost of
placed in effect on April 1,
1955.
which
of
miles
distribution
of
be
Lakes
1954
the
received
field
of
13,057
from
will
gas.-—V.
have
181,
the
a
p.
replacements.
mains,
company
storage
were
a
The
total of 34,106
company
new
installed
including 52 miles of replacements.
its initial development of a vast
completed
field
to
American
make
full
use
Louisiana
storage copac 1'sj of
748.
1955—Month—1954
1955—2 Mos.—1954
$
$
$
67,471,536
128,992,688
120,746,642
1313.
p.
corporation
earnings of
$2,413,060 in 1953,
share
of
and
1954
and
30c
per
stock
Dec.
shares
common
paid
was
reported
in
dividends of $2.25
stock
1
the
on
as
share
in
from
in
at
1954)
31, 1954.—V. 179,
compared
1954,
Dec.
and,
Net
1953
of
pipe
more
the
line.
than
additional
This
50
new
billion
Total
Net
assets
Dividends
Number
This
to
the
Six
per
per
of
Lake
of
breaking all
thousand
14,165,00 )
2,718,864
>.
$1.37
$1.00
26th
year
of
area
9,66!»
of
natural
Utah, and
in 1954.
to
gas
service
southwestern
program
increased
Gas
$0.90
10,471
feet-shaving
gas
1953
2,825,131
,
accelerated
customers
Development of
Utah-
$1.42
*—
—
its
at
17,523,533
previous records.
cubic
City,
—
now
entering its
City-Ogden-Provo
continued
thi
10%
sha^e
per
$63,124,835 $57,084,55!*
:
—
share
company,
of
>
basis)
taxes—...
chare—
per
Cash
for
1954
stockholders
Salt
Wyoming,
value
(adjusted
Lake
revenues__
after
with
^
$1.08
1953.
1482.
p.
(depreciated
operating
income
$et income
10.9%
sales
from
103.934
increased
to
19.9%
value of $16,702,547.
reserves has kept pace
with
to
115,303,
43,901,843
a
the
expansion
OS
operations.
The
gas
cubic
asset
$10.89
to
Calendar Year—
Total
to
in
respectively on th*»
addition, a 10c stock
in
Fuel Supply Co.,
Salt
Earnings Show Gain—
Sales and
$1.14
share
per
31,
compared
as
dividends,
with
stock.
$10.03
Up—
including its equity
1954
declared
were
common
increased
dividend
total profit,
affiliates, of $2,306,523 in
equivalent, after preferred
stock
common
preferred
April
on
the
Number
During the year Michigan Consolidated installed
services,
:
■
;;
Morris Plan Corp. of America—Asset Value
The
effective
$865,000
Pipe Line Co.
of -$32,-
existence."
years
$
cubic
a
shipments
gioss
Mountain
a
single day.
Operating revenues for 1951 totalled
compared with S 84,033,099 the previous year.
Operating
an
1953
company's 45
1977.
must
previous year,
a
the
were
73,419,733
dividend
additional
storage
match
highest in the
earnings for 1954
Period End. Mar. 31—
purposes."
established
in
the
serving
beginning in mid-1950 of hostilities in Korea,"
not
the
Sales
the
line.
pipe line is assured, the company
and
the
could
were
Montgomery Ward & Co., Inc.—March Sales Up—
gas
producers
to
American
authorization and the acceptance
producers will permit commence¬
American
new
and
$1,327,781, or $3.16 per share. Comparative 1953 earnings were
$1,756,022, or $4.18 per share.
Inventories were further
substantially reduced during the .year from
$3,374,903 to $2,455,028, or very nearly back to the level of
1950.
authority
before
rose
are
Jan.
the
by
the
already been experienced
these
to
Net
*
II
"but
which
1,
of
the
by
War
added,
007,794,
th6
Oct.
construction
Court
Louisiana
Federal
gas
"Su"h
action
of
the
of
during 1954 reached
gas
company
have
the
emergency
also
company
252
he
previous
Chairman
out
the
applications for this approval
heating customers
new
gas
for
increase
on
the
World
\
.
This
during
company
shipments for 1954 were $18,322,617, Jerome A.
President, announced on April 1.
"This Was over 2 Va timesi
$8,000,000 a year average for the five years between the
end o£
Raterman,
come,
:
•
Co.—Earnings Lower—
The company's gross
common
feet
months
previous
handled,
from
are
control
licensees.
Inc.,
4
Mr.
completion of the
an
improvement, he said.
However, he pointed out
on
large new orders booked this year would not be
realized until after 1955.—V. 180, p. 1106.
recent
letter of
Comrrrssicn
and
construction
in
in
under
'
Tuttle,
supply
Commission's
of
"When
underground
business
by
report
new
new
when
Bonze
Mercast
active
Net
April 7 offered to the public $600,000 of 6% junior
subordinated debentures (with detachable common stock
purchase warrants for 18,000 shares of $1 par value
common stock).
The debentures, due April 1, 1965, are
priced at 100% and accrued interest. Redemption prices
own¬
1955
1.
earned
believes
company
Also
for
of
7,
to
gives
Industries,
Corp.—V.
Finance
company
of
will
sales
"definite
outlook
a
industrial
Power
to. authorize
Lpu'siana,"
satisfactory in
industries
the
$72,548,363,
were
1953.
from
ry.
in
chased
the
Atlas
the
to
disappoint¬
were
on
1955."
FPC.
gas
highly
of
outstanding
years."
The
indications"
that
"we
fact
the
contributory
1954
year
31,-1955, when the Plan was
Commission. (In this connection
Model
.":V
common
April
Henry
Because
who
these
expens-s
equal
and
signed
Mr.
$37,214,212,
ye°r,
of $2,498,263,
$4.94
year
than
bentures Offered—Paul
be used to pay expenses incident to
mining
3■
the
Federal
daily.
gas
feet
anniversary
this
aggregated $1,805,697,
of
conditions
due
the
has
from
r
com¬
pipeline bv the American Louisiana Pipe Line Co. which will
supply
Michigan Consolidated with an additional 200,000,000 cubic feet of
an
$20,234,559
50th
other
42,534
.
Results—
Jan.
on
Net
Mercast
that
National
thus
directly
Koleast
1116,068
42,422
,
city
new
be
McKee & Co.—Net Income Declines—
consolidated
$3.56
-
.
$20,545,566
the
regard
Jan.
on
Ltd.
$3,625,2.74
report,
begin
1955—3 Mos.—1954
$7,637,190
with
the
lower investment.
a
Gas sales
1955—Month—1954
——$7,830,918
181, p. 1204. >
'
—
the
less
from
car,
of
Net
King¬
Angeles, \\ This
expected
to
on
of
the
of
of
Period End. Mar. 31—
in
.
its
McCrory Stores Corp.—March Sales Higher—
Sales
Net
Brpain)
During the past year the company set new records in
sales, revenues
and peak day gas deliveries and spent
$18,191,679 to increase its in¬
vestment in plant to a total of
$239,198,155 at the end of 1954, the
annual report stated.
>
" ;
$1,901,894.
was
dividends
surplus
year
Net
business
railway—$5,649,202
from railway.
1,295,364
ry. oper. income—
507,788
Net
1°54
announced
producers
income
compared
as
transferred
Factor,
this
of
Inc.,
Petroleum
commercial
W"S
The
stockholders.
payment
$2,051,854
The
Max
to
volume
site
under
position
430,123
..
118,681
31,338
throughout the
February—
Gross
brought this company much closer to the realizationsuffie'ent supply of natural gas to meet ah the
ne°ds of its resi¬
of
Co., Hollywood, Calif.—Record Sales—
sales
Products,
are
for
EARNINGS
United
mid-year,
changed
resulting
March 29 filed
through
proceeds
y°ar
Board,
Max Factor &
after
16,453
434,321
\
76,393
•
RR.—-1954
Kirk
Michigan Consolidated Gas Co.—Sets New Records—
The
Net
registration
a
1955,
covering 80,000
the Fund.—V. 179, p. 1481.
in
share)
per
The
that
railroad
carloads
Commerce
company.
affiliate
on
77,513
30,886
out
connection
'—v.
Los
is
It
situation
Co.,
the
holdings in Alloy from
The
covering 1,000,000 shares of
excess
investment
SEC
company
'
403,190
...
handled,
fruition
Mesa-Loma Mining Co., Fort Collins,
Okla.—Files—
The
394,853
Monarch Machine Tool
privately through Reynolds & Co., Chicago, 111., an issue
of $600,000 subordinated
debentures, it was announced
Massachusetts Life Fund, Bos'.on, Mass. —
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
of
operations
methods.
Mercast's
(G-eat
acre
the
manufacturing sources
Corporation, there are three
Britain),
an
4%
east
52,184
con¬
Manufacturers & Jobbers Finance Co., Shelby, N. C.—
Debentures Sold Privately — The company has
on
the
for
Casting
Co.
operations.
•Includes
tract wiih
to
V
Recapitalization
be
•
—„„
Admiral
Canada.
a
miles
sometime
purchased the
(Great
is
start
Precision
Thompson
are
purchased
26
Mercast
in
$203,973
•
of $1.25 a share each, an aggregate of $3,335,025,
during the year on the 7% cumulative preferred stock.
pointed out that in addition to a decrease in the number
per
structure
surplus
direction.
process
excluding
foundry
that
Foundry
Mercast
Mercast
582,200
1,074,537
Alloy
addition
Mercast
4,625.000
582,200
value)
will
interest in
the
7,660,757
4,500,000
,
debt
Capital surplus
Accumulated income
Book
1953
liabilities
working
of
They
1954
assets
Current
87%
In
$2.28
$0.80
of
Mercast
plant
suitable
reported
corporation
an
future
a
18,666
dividends
Fraser
Gross
formed,
was
the
approximately
production
also
to
corporation
other
Aluminum
120,000
$0.81
the
60,018
15,185
From Jan. 1—
affiliate
Commonwealth,
house
was
the
180,000
$0.80
share
this
$217,346
38,470
to
a
lesser
proportion of high-revenue com¬
especially chemicals, ammunition, explosives,- etc.,
for military
departments.
Passenger revenues, however, showed some
slight improvement over
1953, largely because of a heavier rnovement of military personnel.
in
Mercast,"
in
$198,703
61,713
"
respects,
$2,323,098
modities
profit after
royalty in¬
corresponding figure in
for
activiti-ls
$203,954
U
15.19%
revenue
year.
British
Calif.,
and
ership
of
120,000
share
common
It
240,000
255 000
class B
common
v/ill
—
A
fall,
LaVerne,
mercial
the
.
a
exclusive lights
British
"Last
of
34,932
285,000
outstanding
stock
per
Dividends paid
stock
stock
common
Common stock class
Earnings
:
preferred
shares
taxes
of
and
6,052,852
J
sold—
expansion
important
1953
•
..
this
of
declared
were
1954,
July,
with
dom
1953
-
.
of
year
"
" 1952
1954
•
.
1313.
or
Four
Precision
Metal
Ltd.,
$35,768,288
goods
Income
Summary—
1954
sales
of
April,
"In
Works—Financial
Year Ended Dec. 31—
Cost
the
remainder
Mallinckrodt
•Net
"a
of
Industrial
647.
p.
as
1955
22,788
:
revenues
997,192,
Mercast acquired all of the outstanding stock of
Castings Corp. of Cleveland, thus giving the cor¬
poration a casting plant, which, leased to the Mercast affiliate the
Alloy Precision Casting Co., was used as a pilot plant during the
902,743
7,130
outstanding
181,
"In
$34,913,713
Number of shareholders
—V.
1954
many
detailed
1954
V
Income
many
mission
As
*526,383
D. V. Fraser, President, in the annual report
issued on March 28 stated that the management does look forward to
the. coming year's operations with optimism.
'
v
$166,086.
was
:
pointing
operations
ing
with
processes,
of
increase
the
*102,321
*666,309
oper! income
revenue
substantial
a
5,468,814
*229,609
*916,884
$2,849,878
,
development
company,
increase
an
5,141,846
*564,084
1204.
p.
railway
railway
181, p.
In
Admiral
4,601,266
459,447
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
casting,
addition.
5 215,056
-
.
railway.
railway
from
ry.
of
$22,920, Were announced lor the year ended D.c. 31,1954,
by Admiral Aian G. Kirk, Chairman of the Board and President. The
company controls the patents on che frozen mercury process of in¬
In
*152,458
.
from
Net
—V.
cf
vestment
*379,463
income—
oper.
Net
•
of
a
*443,820
96,862
railway-.*..
from
Mr.
$35,209,
99,422
*36,860
railway——
from
Gross
Expansion—
of
1952
*144,743
From Jan. 1—
to enable it
Of
Net
subsidiary.
of
1953
...
$2,489,851-
*284,570
income—
oper.
Net-ry.
■'*w-
employed
and
acquisition
from
Gross
business
;
1954
$2,288,162
149,166
.
be
research
funds
for
892,303
279,548
1—
February—
X1
company's
general
other
the
as
the
of
to
expenditures
659,017
266,378
Mississippi Central RR.—Earnings—
subscrip¬
underwriting is in-
engage
further
391,497
220,007
•;
$2,502,524
_
„
•Deficit.—V. 181,
The
held.
one of the subsidiaries,
casings at La Verne, Calif.
of
to
in
new
to
580,041
1955
railway
railway
from
ry.
f
,
castings.
approximately
balance
A
precision
91,311
3,631,471
economies,
'
"
MariUlacturih^ Corp.-,
company
1954
intends
and
sel.ing
211,914
oper.
Net
proceeds of the offernig, $300,000 will be made available
Castmgo Company,
manfac^ure
ie
engaged
and
income—
331,461
>'
1204.
Jan.
Net
seasonal
operating
ry.
Gross
Y.—Registers With SEC— ^
each
3,350,540
from
From
realizing
"
for
3,019,892
p.
from
.
Net
such
leveling
from
from
and
3,186,437
oper.
181,
Gross
Transit
companies
public
service,
services,
supplied
ing
1600.
p.
of
services
duplicated
for
N.
the
New York corporation, with its plant and
offices at 248 Herricks Road, Mineola, N. Y.
It is engaged, in the
business of • designing, developing and
manufacturing photoelectric and
other-electronic items, and optical and mechanical instruments and
tools, for military and civilian use.
The corporation has also devel¬
to
be
has
net
relating to
a
ready
it
net
'
now
of
shares
to
commence
other
(par 10 cents)
750,000 shs.
*550,000 shs.
"Including 32,500 shares'sold to.underwriters and 17,500 shares set
sale to of liters, executives and
key employees.
tested, and is
of
Marine
- >
Mercasc
aside for
built and
facilities
increased
140,972
February—
bs
«
maining
Oustahding
-
$5.0,000
stock
BUSINESS-1—Company is
the
bal¬
to
acceptance
upon
of
is
;
PRESENT FINANCING
'
81%
The
share
per
company was formed for the purpose of developing and
exploit¬
ing a patented process useful in the investment casting field employing
frozen mercury for the formation of
disposable patterns.
Tnvough
inspection machine, and
working capital and other general corporate purposes.
'
contingent
than
176,078
1—
Minneapolis, St. Paul & Sault Ste. Marie RR.—Earns.
common
share.
per
prospectus.
three
price" is
evolved.
PROCEEDS—The net proceeds are to be used to
pay long-term
develop and inanufacture automatic textile
loan——________——
less
issued
and
$234
price of $235
will.be
not
of
63,631
Income—
$1,739,282
by Mechling Barge Lines
authorized
rate
from
;
filed a
registration statement with the SEC on
covering 83,700 shares of caiptal stock, 10c par, to be
subscription by stockholders of record April 21, 1955, at
hianuifcc.uring
other
of
;
347,052
from
ry.
1952
$1,684,263
328,084
Jan.
Net
—V.
1953
$1,606,802
236,958
oper.
Net
with
The
common stock (par
at $1.50 per share on a "best-efforts" basis.
and
offered
b3
the
Gross
1955,
for
raie
tion
&
CAPITALIZATION
statement
ry.
From
1954
$1,511,397
railway—
railway______
Net
corporation
March
publicly 200,000 shares of
oped,
of
Corp.,
subsidiaries
Common
exchange
offer
Co., Inc., Mineola, N. Y.—Stock Offered—
Aetna Securities Corp., New
York, on April 7 offered
Bank
at
transportation
to
as
the
1312,
p.
to
shares
Co.
purchase offer
holders
Mercast
(1)]
Libbey-0wens-Ford Glass
Co.—Merger of Unit-
for
total
a
by
according
the
Glass
registration
a
railway
railway
from
or
the vaiiouS services offered by L&N as
a
part of their "pack¬
age" concept of control system engineering.—V.
180, p. 2697. •
to
3,578
from reduction
fluctuations in demand
complete
research
filed
1955
from
Net
--V"■■
ND46-70-700
■'♦.cusses
see
of
ca
manner
Systems for Nuclear Reactors," published
by this. companyj
the
'Gross
>
shares.
The purpose is to
acquire all or a controlling number of the
shares of Marine Transit
common, subject to approval of the Interstate
Commerce Commission, with a view to
establishing coordinated opera¬
Northrop Co., Philadelphia, Pa.—Nuclear Re¬
"package" control
power reactor.
The
eight-page
31
intended
the
Transit
savings
"Control
,
$1
in
the
March
are
for
Marine
of
paid
actor Controls—
outlines
certificates
of
ance
■
.
$3,828,443-$10,369,496 $10,558,809
covering $837,252 of instalment note certificates.",
exchange
stock
requires
its
February—
1,
on
7
Minneapolis & St. Louis Ry.—Earnings—
1955—3 Mos.—1954
;•
corporation
SEC
in
ma«
working capital exceeding $34,000,000.
Dresser
financed and can provide the funds Lane-Wells
181,
the
one
of the Dresser industries," said
Mr.
Neale.
Lane-Wells combined will have
total assets in excess of
and
"Dresser
V.
This
in
income
1204.>
181, -p.
$3,790,909
(A. L.) -Mechlins Barge Lines, Inc., Joliet,
111.—Regis¬
ters With Securities and
Exchange Commission—^ ^
v
.
and
1955—Month—1954
'
—v.
an
highest
31-^-
Period End. Mar.
Sales
was $28,997,317, according to John
J. Neale
President
This
increase of nearly 9% over the
$26,633,913 reported in 1953 and
the 22nd year since organization tnat the
company has registered a
new peak.
New records were made in
perforating, product sales mis¬
cellaneous and field services and
royalty income.
'
Consolidated net income for 1951, after
for
(1675)
miles
598
of
company owns and
operates
of
transmission
lines,
1,857
miles
which
of
177
service
million
lines.
cubic
Dally
feet
85
miles
miles
of
capacity
are
from
is
of
gathering
distribution
235
its
million
own
lines,
mains
457
ami
cubic .fee*,
system.
Semi
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
Monday, April 11, 1955
.
(1676)
8
Wyoming and contiguous rural areas in both states.
been paid continuously by the company since l935.
dividend rate is $1 X share per annum. The stock is lLted on
in
communities
Exchange.—V7 179, p. 2598.
Stock
Pittsburgh
the
1955—Month—1954
1955—2 Mos.—1954
OneiXtg revenues
$14,285,149 $12,712,158 $28,877,142 $25,553,040
ODerating
expenses
9 455 511
8,846,052 19,253,820 18,104,878
Federal Income taxes!:
1,280,459
3 510,506
2 411,718
Other operating taxes__
1,094,636
1,003,210
2,171,141
2,0jl,188
Net
1,344,901
181, p. 748.
$3,025,256
2,557,842
$3,941,675
3,530,498
$1,582,437
1,765,010
charges
after
—V.
$1,973,454
income
operating
ry.
$3,217,827
$3,254,861
282,581
358,848
461,385
462,645
railway.:——
5,672,897
^ 1,336,793
5,849,578
; 1.450,568
income—
660,995
682,894
railway.——
income.—
oper.
'
From Jan. 1—
Gross
from
Net
ry.* oper.
181,
'
6,563,898
1,850,980
:1,847,411
880,476
936,300
-
■"■>■■■£
^
v:;,•
*,•
1205.
p.
959,634
_nn
„
„„„
railway
from
Net
—v.
•
Net
Net
*
figures
April 1, 1967 (Con°
1964) at the rate of $100 principal
amount of debentures for each 40 shares of capital stock
held. The debentures are priced at 100%. The subscrip
tion offer will expire April 20, 1955. The offering has
been underwritten by Kuhn, Loeb & Co. and Carl M
and State
the reserve for estimated: Federal
before
are
investments.—V. 181, Pj 208.
unrealized appreciation of
Loeb, Rhoades & Co.
.
Corp.—Registers With SEC—
Norden-Ketay
-
,
debentures
,The
$25
at
filed a registration statement with the SEC on
March
16,
1955,
covering stock purchase warrants and/or 22,509
shares of common stock issuable pursuant to stock purchase warrants.
In
1951
The Norden Laboratories Corp., whose assets were, acquired
corporation
convertible ;in,tQ capital stock of the., corananv
April 1* 1959 and at $30 per share thereafter
are
until
1964.. -
share
a
until April
1,
r
•
- •
-
.
.
r
r
per
PROCEEDS—Net
proceeds
from the debenture offering will be
used in the amount of $220,286 for the payment of interest on the
sed
debentures to April 1, 1956.
The- remaining proceeds will be added
to
working capital and applied, to the extent necessary, to opera¬
tions
NordenrKetay on Feb. 4,, 1955, sold 90,000 warrants at 10 cents
warrant to the underwriters of. the public offering of 400,000
of its common
stock.
In connection with its acquisition of
the Norden Laboratories stock, Norden-Ketay assumed the obligations
under "the
warrants.
Under the terms of the
warrants, warrant
holders are entitled to
receive one share of Norden-Ketay common
for
each .four
warrants exercised upon payment of $12 per' share.
The warrants are issued and outstanding and are to be. offered-, not
by.
development of the company's
period of
the
during
v
gram.
•
,
sales pro¬
..
organized in 1947 , to explore and develop
concessions in Mexico, - owns -through a subsidiary,,; Gulf
Co. de Mexico, S. A., sulphur concessions^: located in the
State of Veracruz, where late in 1954 it placed in production a new
Frasch
Process
sulphur plant with a; capacity of 3,300,000 gallons
of hot water and costing approximately $6,200,000. > The concessions
from
the
Mexican Government, contain,-to the extent explored to
date, an estimated 19,700,000 proven long ton? of sulphur and in
addition 7,940,000 probable long tons..:
•
<
.;
"
BUSINESS—The company,
sulphur
Sulphur*
Gypsum
National
Offered—The
vertible until April 1,
stock dividend paid March 14, 1955.
50%
Adjusted for the
taxes on
Sulphur Co.-r-Debentures
is giving to
rights
subordinated income debentures due
Corp.—Total Net Assets Increase—
by the company,, but by the warrant holders (whose names are to
be disclosed by
amendment)and the company will not receive any
Co.—Offering 97.2% Subscribed—
of th'e proceeds from the sale of -the warrants;
fSi.
This company on April 6 announced that its offering to
-I
Net proceeds received by
the company from the sale of commonstock upon exercise of the warrants will be used for general corporate
common
stockholders of additional common shares at
purposes. '
' ",yv /
■/-'.
'
\
"v
:/■ "...
$40 per share on a one-for-six basis has been 97.2%
subscribed. W. E. Hutton & Co. and Blyth & Co. Inc., as.
j;
Sales in 1955 Expected to Equal Those of 1954— y r
managers of the underwriting group, have sold the un¬
Net sales of this corporation for 1955 are expected to be approxi-v
mately the same as the 1954 total for The Norden Laboratories Corp.,
subscribed balance of 13,067 shares.—V. 181, p. 1442.
:
e
shares
1953
1954
$2,903,494
-
railway
from
lrom
Net
1952
1955
$2,804,622
666,853
February—'
Gross
Net
Earnings
St. 'Louis Ry.
»
stockholders of record April 6, 1955
to subscribe for $4,651,200 principal amount of 50/
.vMar. 31,'55 Sept. 30,'54 Mar. 31,*54
assets at market value—.
— $39,517,016 $35,032,195 $31,516,645
asset value per common share.
$23.44
"$20.72
*$18.63
The.
Nashville, Chattanooga &
expenses
pay
Pan American
AS 0f
'<■
*
,
without underwriting. The proceeds
incident to mining activities.
share),
per
to
company
V. 181, p. 1602.
outstanding temporary bonds.
Niagara Share
All
Net
at
exchange for
28—
Feb
Period End
1984, are now
York City, fox
mortgage bonds, 3V<% series due
Chemical
Corn Exchange Bank, New
first
Definitive
available
Telegraph Co.—Earnings
Telephone &
Mountain States
'
^
used
be
to
cents
(10
par
Definitive
—
Bonds Ready—
Dividends have
Present
Electric & Gas Corp.
State
York
New
six
Utah;
in
communities
jther
Qt
gg
Provo;
Ogden,
City,
Lake
Salt
-
.
,
EFFECT
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
•
PRESENT FINANCING
TO
.
:
and
Corp.—Stock Subscriptions—This cor¬
-.National Shares
of 360,000 shares of¬
subscribed for 355,053
shares, or 98.62% under the "primary subscription" and
that for the balance of 4,947 shares, stockholders made
requests under the "additional subscription privilege"
poration on April 5 reported that
fered through rights, stockholders
129,298 shares.
for
the
to
mary
will be allocated pro rata among those
"additional subscription privilege" proportionately
the
exercised
who
rights to subscribe which they have exercised under the
subscription." See also V. 181, p. 1442.
Shops of Delaware,
Shirt
National
—V.
—
181,
"pri¬
Inc.—Sales-
1955—Month—1954
$1,390,648
$1,150,108
Period End. Mar. 31—
Sales
uannual
" ■
Norden-Ketay is now in the process of consolidating operations of
the combined companies and is making marked progress along this
in
4
'
,
$
42,444,527
Sales
'
$4,000,000
Radiator
S.
North
mill's
result
a
the
of
Corp.—Merger Effective—
to
stockholders
the
of
of
the
$29
are
American
Stock
Exchange.—V.
181,
p.
1601.
should
1205.
p,
$11,501,010
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
earnings
Operating
Net
1955
— —
and
expenses
taxes
—
''1954
and other income—$4,287,906
other charges...—
1,751,678
Interest
and
Consolidated
—V.
per
181,
net
Gross
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
Net
ry.
Net
from
Net
ry.
—V.
railway
income...
railway
181,
New
income...
York
has
pany
000,000.
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
the
which
$472'637
138,965.
173,704
railway
from
Nat
from
Net
ry.
—V.
railway
raiiwav
1,133,321
451,782
522,384
996,260
207,792
263,158
1,432,333
1,504,472
385.661
528.612
406,246
459,284
'
1955
$395,894
209,230
105,683
1954
$257,761
103,235
32,837
income.._
Net
747,594
$343,317
155,548
62,332
182,894
585,372
757,611
706,236
234,969
376,523
359,066
144,808
114,314
210,354
234,284
119,966
New York Telephone
$
Operating
Federal
Other
1,286,661
*1,989,312
1,482,320
195,918
58,076,265
expenses..33,638,714
revenues-
income
operating
taxes
taxes.
for
$
53,965,433 119,449,735 110,679,648
37,210,134
80,034,642
74,121,981
5,391,000
4,700,000
12,073,000
10,947,000
6,730,202
* 6,250,101
13,526,813
12,578,415
Net
—V.
operating
after
181,
income
charges
p.
749.
6,316,349
5,319,181
5,805,198
4,721,865
13,815,280
11,828,336
13,032,252
10,855 068
for
$9,000,000
cash
Insulation,
States Power Co.
(Minn.)-—Plans Financing
construction
outlays budgeted
financing needs for
the
from
early
at
$51,400,000,
the
current
this money temporarily
proceeds
of
the
sale
operating
came
other
Net
all
inc.,
a
the
new
from
to
at
to
1,231,07 3
711,226
tax
1,196,150
188,881
income
income
for
from
from
budget
million,
and
gas
little
a
over
$16,051 466
but
$1.10 a share on
each
of
The
$117.7
was
from
end
$176 969 000
V
year
181
Pacific RR- -Earnings-
railway
ry.
1952
$928,351
$1,046,328
$924,110
200.465
238,240
127.270
*15,240
52,781
*13,100
2,137,872
1,760,542
1,900,687
1.640,740
734,511
222,247
172,797
74.404
162,087
*192,992
*203,337
DEC.
31
$612,243
8,487,838
2,196,593
$15,154,011
$2,808,841
3,468,490
3,234,564
9,601,589
—
assets
—
assets
$35,170,499 $15,644,994
assets
I
LIABILITIES—
Long
liabilties
Other
liabilities
and
Total
-V.
9,970,827
990,000
*
liabilities—ocean
freighter
purchases
1,177,813
239,813
111,815
18,864,538
and
4,731,891
reserves
surplus
$35,170,499. $15,644,994
liabilities
181,
3,806,382
5.817,G93
5,105,321
—
liabilities
term
Special
649.
p.
Pennsylvania Power & Light Co.—Proposed Merger—
The
this
has
company
applied
transactions
to
involved
SEC for an order
proposed merger
the
the
in
Pennsylvania
of
company
Water
&
Power
Co.,
with respect to
with and into
a
non-affiliated,
Pennsylvania Power has
stockholders of each
company.
Pursuant to the terms of
the merger agreement, Penn¬
sylvania Power will acquire all of the assets, rights and privileges
of Pennsylvania Water and
assume
all of its liabilities, subject to
electric
utility
Its
company.
approved
the
by
with
merger
requisite
vote
the
of
between Pennsylvania
of Baltimore.
all of the outstanding
securities of Susquehanna Transmission Co. of Maryland and 100.000
shares
(50%)
of the class B common
stock of Safe Harbor Water
accord
an
Water
settlement
and
and
.Included
of
Consolidated Gas
in
the
assets
constituting
(the
50%
the
of
be
50%
litigation
Light & Power Co.
acquired
the
of
remaining
all
owns
certain
Electric
to
are
voting
outstanding
being
owned
of Sale
securities
which
Harbor).
Consolidated,
by
class A common of Safe
after
consummation
of the
non-voting
*197,521
income
p.
AT
incl. Niles-Bement-Pond and otner
Pennsylvania
to
Power
proposes,
sell
merger
price
This
issues now
the Susquehanna
securities to Consolidated for a base
approximately $5,000,000, subject
to
certain
adjustments.
of
transaction
railway
181,
SHEET
BALANCE
$188,881
16,547,99 8
assets
current
Total
also
77,774
railway
♦Deficit.—V.
______
$852,360
——
current
Harbor
1953
356,546
income...
oper.
343,790
.
$6,666,173
Co.,
1954
$1,049,771
railway
from
taxes
CONDENSED
been
11.1%
total
$1.07
the
1955
oper.
bonds
•
exceeded
$17,229,948
declined
outstanding
year
revenue
1953
$13,306,677 $10,373,397
ASSETS—
$31,-
additional
' !
■
operations,
1953
rose
stock
common
shares
electric
The
income
•
last
revenues
___
com¬
at
year
Subs.)—Earns.
1954
revenues
Cash
by bank notes and
of
Wholly-Owned
(&
profit
certain
from
services.
Net
this
1956.
0
Corp.
Year—
before
in
is
litigation
Power.—V.
part
and
181,
of
overall
an
dispute
settlement
between
of
numerous
Consolidated
Pennsylvan
and
1315.
p.
1205.
Pennsylvania RR.—Earnings—
Ohio Water Service Co.—Plans
of
is
reported
first
near
that
mortgage
future
the
bonds
company
reimburse
The
the
to
about- $300,000
and
Stockholders
additional shares.
plans
Financing—
Issue
of
and
February—
Gross
sell
$1 000 000
stock'
common
in
'the
to be given the right to subscribe for the
proceeds would be used to retire bank loans
are
net
treasury for construction expenses.—V. 167,
1259
p.
from
Net
from
Net
ry,
Gross
from
ry,
*
February—
Gross
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
'
"
1955
railway
1953
$66,787
18,531
38,343
14,044
84,240
1,544
10,271
income
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
railway
252,526
138,212
188.927
79,748
161,494
42.894
77,204
24,318
66,889
4,819
19,051
income...
1205.
p.
to
Gas
&
Electric
Co.—Stock
The company's
331,643-share
its stockholders was
nounced
managing
by
The
SEC
Merrill
Uranium
company
covering
181, p.
531,414
9,565,365
23
1602.
Net
from
Net
ry.
1954
1953
$629,992
railway
railway
oper.
Lines—Earnings
1955
$626,636
$684,484
*188,074
*388,285
,
from
Offering Over¬
common
Net
*109,373
*167,518
*292,871
*423,758
1,240,664
1,276,956
*270,262
*406,333
*653,334
*940,452
income
Net
offer¬
on
Feb,
2,000,000
from
from
ry.
railway
railway
oper.
on
&
April 6.—V. 181,
p.
28
Oil
filed
shares
of
1952
$708,4^
0151,74
*366,84
letter
common
of
notification
stock
to
be
with
offered
tho
at
1,356,491
*410,713
*851,277
1,482 3'
*291,5'
*728,3<
181, p. 1205.
Pennsylvania Water
1442.
Co., Denver, Colo.—Files—
a
,
income
♦Deficit.—V.
oversubscribed, it was an¬
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane
underwriter,
Out West
*750,887
163,534,888
26,678 912
11,495,165
170.6J6.3JJ
14.239,115
8,743,159
From Jan. 1—
subscribed
ing
137,802.546
22,848,154
Pennsylvania Reading Seashore
Gross
158,832
railway
oper.
181,
4,551,3®®
'
income_^_
February—
From Jan. 1—
Gross
5,528,007
$89,456
119,556
l1-32?'™?
*1,153,636
136,348,076
railway
railway
oper.
Deficit.—V.
1952
$163,369
42,905
railway
oper.
i
1954
$81,823
$82,684,941
4,199,793
income
from
Net
Ry.—Earnings—
1982
1953
$65,511,035' $78,123,236
12,828,035
10,909,754
6,062,165
$66,768,570
railway—_
oper.
1954
1955
railway
From Jan. 1—:
& Power
Co.—Partial
Redemption
on
called for redemption
May 5,
1S55, $100,000 of refunding
mortgage
and collateral
bonds, 3V<% series, due 1964.
Payment, at 103%
of the Prll^%e
amount plus accrued interest
to
the
redemption date, wjII he
The
Net
1442.
p.
deprec., depl. & amortization
Provision
Capital
1205.
181, p.
Oklahoma
1955—2 Mos.—1954
purchase
operations separately as Airseal
which see above.—V. 181, p. 750.
Penn-Texas
Gross
Co.—Earnings—
1955—Month—1954
181,
Corp.—Acquisition—
to
continue
will
Net
1952
$378,494
options.—V.
of Federal Portland Cement Co.,- Inc.,
Bessemer Securities Co., has been accepted by Bessemer
The
Federal
company's rock wool insulation division
stockholders.
Current
income
for
from
—V.
Period End. Feb. 28—
Operating
915,404
Oklahoma City-Ada- Atoka
1953
shs.
shares
preferred
by
company,,
1,843.295
646,168
1,939,063
common
and
1314.
p.
1,414,694
*219,647
25,455,691
Northwestern
310,778
344,687
income
oper.
181,
706,385
713,218
February—
$809,485
363,614
From Jan. 1—
Gross
$12,172,230 $13,202,374
3,199,213
87.6%
earnings
Net
those
1952
25.520.298
from
from
$495,500
149,771
174,413
and
controlled
Fixed
1953
*231,302
$109,500,000.
the
offer
company's
Assets
22.682,388
Consolidated
ry.
1952
Penn-Dixie Cement
This
common
Total
749.
p.
company
reported construction expenditures
of
last five years,
including $49,133,000 during 1954.
Net
Connecting RR.—Earnings—
railway
oper.
181,
1954
figure for 1956 is $53,000,000.
1,595,197
1953
$671,722
168,569
185,765
$1,805,239
before'
1,665,386
estimated its
It plans to obtain
Net
• ■
February—
Gross
ruling
3,381,849
1955
$0.27
1314.
p.
its
render
25,245.165
Northern
It
railway
oper.
price
From Jan. 1—
railway
from
would
it
$12,404,706 $11,424,760
railway..
oper.
With
From Jan. 1—
Gross
that
income...
*Deficit.—V.
$2,464,349
1"SS
cper.
by
brought
higher
a
railway...
from
648.
February—<
Gross
that
Ry.—Earnings—
railway
from
Net
$4,059,546
Orleans, Texas & Mexico Ry.—Earnings—
shr.)
per
of certain of
exercise
upon
Delaware Chancery
injunction
ground
closing date for the sale.—V.
railway...
$2,536,228
;
shaie
distribution
From Jan. 1—
Gross
Gross
New
until the
the
on
1955
oper.
$0.25
income..
common
p.
issued
Other
Pacific
Northern
Gross
Earnings
750,000
4,651,200
...
by the Export-Import Bank of Washington.
tExclusive of
shares initially reserved
for conversion of the debentures
and
192,500
shares
reserved
for
exercise of outstanding options.
After Dec. 31, 1954, 55,250 of the
shares reserved for options were
Profit
and
liquidation
liquidating
a
preliminary
a
sale
indicated
has
$22,565,670 $21,818,086
18,277,764
17,758,540
operating
750,000
4,651,200
2,500,000 shs.
;
*Held
Prov.
Liquidate—
a
receive
effectuated
on
the
February-
of
System
Electric
England
.1,
stock
Capital
$3,664,000
debentures,
•
1967—
(par 70 cents
April
Investments,
The
i
2 Months Ended February 28—
Gross
not be
rules
enjoin
the proposed
April 29,
1.3%
New
due
>
—
income
market
also
obtained.
be
Court
The
of the
stockholders will
for their stock.
will
to
repay
those
late this year or
$4,211,545 $12,104,694
will
plan of
corporation.
approved
1
assets
and
Wilmington
stockholder
a
in
$4,637,558
sales....
181,
share
per
in
to
1955—3 Mos.—1954
1955—Month—1954
Period End. Mar. 31—
—V.
plan,
transaction
The
Court
Neisner Brothers, Inc.—March Sales Up—
Net
properties
the
April
on
of
activities in that area.
The securities of the merged
currently being traded on a "when-issued" basis
its
expand
corporation
on
1961———
subordinated'
Calendar
North Central Texas Oil Co., Inc.—To
heating equipment,
including cast iron heating
products,
steel
boilers
for every
commercial and
residential steel
boiler
need,
packaged steam' generator units sold under the name
"Cyclotherm"
and
related Items.
Its Drayer-Hanson subsidiary, is
active in the field of summer cooling and will enable the corporation
line
prehensive
to
'1956
5%
Operating
sale
came
which
St. Regis,
2132.
and direction of
production.—V. 177, p.
management
114,848,528
combined assets of
approximately $28,500,000.
As
merger, National-U.
S, Radiator will market a com¬
and
$50,000,000
and a $2,500,000 issue of preference shares.
& Power, Ltd., owned jointly by St. Regis Paper
Canadian Oils, will build and operate the new mill under
the
into existence on April 1 as a result of
the merger of The National Radiator Co. and United States Radiator
Corp. with the filing of the necessary papers at Baltimore, Md„ and
Albany, N. Y.
.
Theodore
B.
Focke,
President of National since
1952, and who
remains
in
that
capactiy for
the surviving corporation, as do all
other
National
officers,
stated
that W. C. McCord, President and
a
director of United States Radiator Corp., has been elected Chair¬
man
of
the Board
of the merged enterprise.
Howard B. Steggall,
Senior Vice-President and a director
of United States Radiator has
been
made
Vice-President
for
manufacturing and
a
director, and
John C. Haas, United States Radiator Vice-President and Secretary,
also has been mode a Vice-President of the surviving corporation.
The
merged
corporation
will have
combined net
sales
of over
corporation
from
promissory note, due serially
5%
Outstanding
*$3,664,000
.1955
Western Pulp
the
37.555,698 127,895,475
North Canadian to
$3,500,000 general
mortgage bonds
Under
National-U.
and
pulp
$33,000,000
Its
have arranged financing for
of pipe line mortgage bonds,
associates
and
The
This
• ;
,
financing
completed
has
company
include:
and
.
' '
1205.
p.
1442.
p.
mill project at Hinton, Alberta, Canada, in cooperation with the
St. Regis Paper Co.
Some $25,000,000
of senior funds are being provided by the Bank of
Nova
Scotia and
the Royal Bank of Canada,
while St. Regis and
North Canadian
will each provide $5,000,000 of equity capital. •
In addition, North Canadian will build a 140-mile natural gas pipe
line to the mill,
costing another $5,000,000.
Russ Knowles & Co.,
1955—12 Wks.—1954
$
$
1955—4 Wks.—1954
$
181,
.
Oils, Ltd.—Completes Financing—
North Canadian
The
Ltd.,
1955—3 Mos.—1954
$3,449,955 $3,103,201
Co.—Current Sales Higher-
Period End. Mar. 31—
—V.
....
Authorized
-
186,048
North
National Tea
•
line, Mr. Ketay said.—V. 181,
1205.
p.
1955.
February,
•
promissory note, due serially from
to
1961
Li
—
5%
:
paper
shares
unsubscribed
The
President, said at the
integrated into Ketay
Instrument Corp., Morris Ketay,
meeting of shareholders.
Norden was
Ketay
-
„
>
at
the
New
York
office
of
Trust
the
Co.,
as
trustee,
trustee.—V.
178,
has
p.
2698.
Number 5419
Volume 181
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(1677)
Philadelphia Electric Co.—To Continue Expansion—
550
years,
1945.
Larger,
highest pressure and temperature of any generator now in
or contemplated in the electric utility industry, Mr. Rincliffe said.
In order to help finance this huge expansion
program, the
has, uijder
tt'rer^expectecr^'"later
assets
at
$50,000,000
this
bond
month.
issue,
The
which
on
proceeds
usq
be
used
to
expansion
after
1955
will
issuance
the
issue
of
senior
additional
any
amounts
be
obtained
securities.
internal
trcm
The
stock
common
employees.
to
.
maintained.—V.
end
five
and
sources,
does
company
for
years,
;
not
expect
except
small
,
.
that
181,
1603.
p.
Own Shares—
.
Fox,
adopted
have
To
stock,
$3.60
per
Dec.
compared
31,
1954,
Dec.
31,
1954
with
$24,132,583
aggregated $4,322,788.
$7,537,106 as compared
'investment
previous
as
compared
Purolator
sales
of
p.
President,
policy
a
Of
April
on
7
acquiring
that
announced
shares
of
the
the
plant
is
located
at
Ringtown,
Pa.
in
SaleS
of
This
corporation
equivalent
with 1953
of
$3.24
net
in 1954 of $1,360,241,
outstanding stock. This
of
the
and
strength
net
worth,
working capital
improved to a marked degree.
was
Stockholders'
for
$5,541,353
the
from
of
Working
figure.
orders,
which
price
A
of
as
capital
Dec.
of
31,
$4,090,228
$4,056,000
1954,
85%
approximately
from
35%
were
was
in
after
com¬
1953
top
of
the
countries,
HUP-type
aircraft
339th
Production
of
that
facilities
feet
of
leased
during
1954,
June.
in
type
increased
were
plant
the
Navy,
with
Army
the
addition
to
245,000
tons
Total
of
sold
coal
revenue
income
——
after
taxes.—
Earnings per share of
♦Includes
profit
sale
on
of
capital
assets,
plan
them
income
taxes
used
to
Pittston's
total
25th
versification
(as
year
assets,
of
for
the
income
gross
against 49%
marked
was
which
by
first
is
a
Aug.
said.
RCA
"We
from
(the
all
records
is
proceeds
The
30
of
Victor
Record
proving
RCA
of
the
be
to
$3.98.—V.
the
181,
Lake
the
sale
of
first
formed
Saymo
Lake
of
acres
10
cents)—
shares
issued
mining
exceeded
follows:
as
$100,000,000.
Petroleum
Di¬
products,
The
66%
in
in
1953); coal mining and distributing, 26% (against
42%); transportation and warehousing, 6%
(against ,5%); and other
merchandising, 2%; (against 4% ).
New
York;
Globe
Fuel
Products,
Inc.,
Chicago;
General
Plough, Inc.
(&
Metropolitan
of
Net
sales
Net
profit
and
other
before
Provisions
for
income
Federal
the
feet
1603.
ill.
income
.of
used
space
initial
the
of
The
of
expects
to
to
Henry
television
the
expand
Argento,
F.
for
warehousing,
Argento
Mr.
structure
total
site
headquarters,
will
for
leave
future
sales,
a
balance
of
p.
and
on
a
operations
are
500,000
mill
new
in May.—V.
172,
1348.
p.
179,
15,
1955,
filed
registration
a
covering
60,000
'state¬
participating
2708.
p.
1955—4 Wks.—1954
1955—12 Wks.—1954
$
122,423,031
395.203.636
364,308 649
12,47.9,002
11,180,393
36,868,227
33,270,886
sales.
1206.
p.
'
$ '
$
Sisters
guaranteed
of
&
bv
Mother
of
Good
the Order
denominations
of St, Francis,
Chicago,
$10,000, $5,000 and $1,000.
of
Mexico Ry, —Earnings—
1955
1954
1953
1952
$1,432,562
$1,451,304
$1,408,796
514,654
355,880
income—
373,372
295,473
408,545
229,094
214,614
71,579
railway....
railway..—_
3,125,925
2,930,159
2,878.534
2,866.435
.929,459
739,113
639,783
642,60?
094,540
468,338
344,789
233,153
ry.
oper.
from
from
ry.
of
St. Louis-San Francisco
February—
Gross from
railway.—
Net
from
railway
Net
ry.
1954
1953
1952
$9,192,138
$9,567,919
2,033,452
1,745,788
1,764.805
income...
oper.
Ry. —Earnings—
1955
$9,058,364
$9,755,125
2,009,456
995,504
637,221
773,771
930,518
railway—..
railway—
18,308,083
19,152,073
19,918,504
3,625,678
3,714,082
income...
1,825,150
1,374,902
20,344,616
4,343,599
1,973,442
From Jan. 1—
414.
Gross
from
from
Net
ry.
—V.
oper.
181,
1206.
p.
4,091,911
1,796,25?
of
v •"
■
plant
ware¬
St. Louis Southwestern
and
Period End. Feb. 28—
the
Net.rev.
from
ry.
Ry.—Earnings—
1955—Month—1954
Railway oper. revenue.
Railway operating exps.
$4,872,849
*
ops.
$9,534,515
6,003,808
6,459,30!
$3,530,047
1,393,975
$3,462,781
ry.
San
Antonio, Uvalde
&
February—
Net
Net
ry.
.651,966
Gulf RR.
1955
*506,50'
-Earnings-
income...
1954
1953
1952
$297,417
$310,539
$231,426
*44,355
railway
railway
oper.
$9,922,15
$236,912
from
from
1955—2 Mos.—1954
$4,906,3833,185,067
$1,780,716
2,952,624
$1,920,225
operating inc..
762,059
♦Deficit,—V. 181, p. 1206.
Net
square
1953
unconditionally
in
$1,581,940
Net
624,000
420,000
are
railway™.
railway..
29,122
*1,706
*51,778
♦121,733
♦125,370
*45,849
*75,322
531,217
574,731
651,647
From Jan. 1—
Gross
from
ry.
railway
railway.
from
Net
"
cost
by
company
March
on
from
Gross
1954
the
to
the
of
of
133,720,174
notes are
Net
and
1955
of
early
capacity
tons
pulp per day.
the stockholders, it is
debentures
and
additional
approved
Investment
SEC
Province Felician
Net
February—
420-540
Fund, Phila., Pa.—Registers With SEC—
sales
from
—V.
Reading Co.—Earnings-
485,000
production
of
From Jan. 1—
expansion.
accounting
are
made
Fund.—V.
notes
Gross
said.
about
be
the
total
a
oper. income...
181, p. 1316.
Net
less.
or
Vice-President
radio
and
the
the
The
Gross
claims
15
square-foot
manufacturing
later
the
will
to
St. Louis, Brownsville
merchandising offices, and
major production facilities of the television and radio operations will
remain
at
the
main
plant at 5921 West Dickens Avenue.—V.
181,
p. 1603.
1,072,251
taxes——
according
Manager
nucleus
company
203,874
increase
February
1953
1,136,698
—_,
site,
the
as
a
additional
$2,500,000 of 3%-3.85% first mortgage
notes,
quarterly from July 1, 1957 to July
1, 1972, inclusive.
,
$20,323,268 $19,505,768
taxes—
that
Counsel
More units will be added to the building in the
future, he said, as
Raytheon's consolidation program progresses and as the manufacturing
program requires more space.
■
*
'I
The
Subs.)—Earnings Show Gain—
1954
111.,
the
of
the
company funds,
to .re¬
funded
debt
and
preferred
Francis Hospital,
Milwaukee, Wis.—Notes Offered
Co., West Bend, Wis., in March offered
The
Co.—Increasing Facilities—
construction
of
and
with
publicly
The
Melrose Park building,
which is expected to be completed by
September of this year, will contain all of Raytheon television's metalworking, painting and cabinet construction facilities with a portion
Trucking Corp., New York; Independent Warehouses, Inc., Neiv York;
Tankport Terminals, Inc., Jersey City; Valentine Tankers
Corp., NeW
York; and Valentine Transportation Corp., New York.—V. 181,
Year Ended Dec. 31—
Park,
begun
increase
would
—B. C. Ziegler &
rpm
company.
Co., Boston;
Pittston Clinchfield Coal Sales Corp., New
York;
Clinchfield Fuel Co., Spartanburg, S. C.; Davis-Clinchfield
Export Coal
Corp., New York; Routh Coal Export Corp., New York; United States-
p.
has
facilities
square-foot
principal subsidiaries
of
this
company
are: Clinchfield
Coal
Corp., Dante, Va.; Compass Coal Co., Clarksburg, W.
Va.; Liilibrook
Coal
Co., Lillybrook, W. Va.; Amigo Smokeless Coal Co.,
Lillybrook,
W. Va.; Metropolitan Petroleum
Corp., New York; Maritime Petroleum
Coal
Melrose
housing
The
Corp.,
company
This
of
stock
common
estimated
would
stock
Net
Raytheon Manufacturing
debentures
outstanding
changes
offering
181,
due
181,
and
value
par
conversion
par
,
Outstanding
*900,000 slis.
claims.—V.
the
used,' together
presently
Philadelphia
St.
the
of
consist
of
1,500,000 shs.
for
of
be
corporate
in
—V.
pIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
(par
600,000
sale
or
Canadian
Canada.
Authorized
stock
♦Includes
the
common
$
'
Common
$5
of
Safeway Stores, Inc.—March Sales Increased—
Delaware
more
Ontario,
and
company
company
and
its
subsidiaries
aggregating $16,249,000
finance the proposed
expansion of the company's North
mill.
The
pulp mill expansion is
and
Domestic
shares
of
groups)
1,200
Frovince
the
laws
of
Period End. Mar. 26—
1603.
consideration
under
containing
in
the
under
of
share,
of
stock.
par
the
amount
increase
per
shares
$10
new
,
33Va
these
the
one-third
the
Net
from
and
claims,
CAPITALIZATION
the
with
salvation
on
p.
$10
outlined
.
of
simplified
the
30%
shares,
to
$5
authorized
pulp
expected
vv%:'
at
than
2,000,000
from
outstanding
would
the
help
about
If
1955
Division.
that
to
Victor
more
properties
located
are
by
Emanuel Sacks,
.
by
$5.95
was
of
$5,800,000
affected
months
a
Ranger
of
total
a
properties
to
This
April 4. '
net
1954.
of
fast,
three
April 4 by
convinced
are
pioneered
we
reductions
on
repay
25,
groups
Hie
high in growth measured
new
time
stock
Rittenhouse
minority interest of $619,833.
by
proceeds
all
units
of
first
on
the
corporate
and
,
billion
a
coming
26,
common stock to 763,837 shares.
I
same
time,
stockholders were advised
of
the
company's
plans to sell a new issue of $15,000,000
25-year sinking lund
debentures and to make an
offering of additional common stock to
stockholders.
It is
contemplated that Morgan
Stanley &■ Co.-, would
form underwriting
groups to underwrite both
the sale
of
the new
debentures and the common stock
offering.
'
our
loan of $10,000; to pay for surveying, pros¬
exploring claims; for development work, and for working
(including acquisition of certain claims).
etc.
$2.15
of
the
reported
Manager,
BUSINESS—Corporation
$1,486,539
net
now
it's
and
sales
on
during
introduced
bringing
announced
each,
$2.58
stock—
is
particularly significant because it follows the pregenerally considered to be the highest volume quarter
price
capital,
25,086,671
*$1,979,416
—_——
common
color,
during
year
"It
to
stock
509.225
of
Hamilton,
major
April
the
ment
volume
was
General
in
and
8,131,606
10,795,348
—$159,735,766 $158,600,684
——
of
any
said.
Walker
certain
on
sales
is
price
pecting
1953
34,067,414
Seidel
throughout the country."
new
be
two
1954
_
petroleum products sold™—!
dollar
reduction
year," Mr. Sacks
structure which
resulted
was
Pittston Co.—Highlights From 1954
Report—
of
increase
dealers
on
Calendar Year—
perhaps
or
furnishing
Securities Corp., New
York; Lawrence A. Hayes Co.,
Rochester, N. Y.; and Ned J. Bowman Co., Salt Lake
City, Utah; "as a speculation," has been completed, it
Ardmore, Pa.i last May.
This
brought the total area occupied by the company to 856,000 square
feet at the end of 1954.—V. 181,
p. 750.
Barrels
home
Ranger Lake Uranium Co., Ltd. (Del.)—Stock Sold—
offering of 300,000 shares of common stock (par 10
cents) recently made at $1 per share by James Anthony
and
of
year,
in
An
to
in
area
in
price
PROCEEDS—The
with
increases
annually."
preceding quarter
records,
for¬
acceptance of
the
the
priicing
The
approximately $100,000.represented by incentive type
to
increase
recent
the
year
were
helicopter
completed
were
next
year,
billion
two
30%.
the
of
$1,029,000
up
this
for
and
of
outstanding
common
opportunity
Christmas period,
linancial
general
sales.
Vice-President and
contracts.
Deliveries
square
increased
1954.
1953
Unfilled
fixed
equity
and
set
profits
over
to
duced
Victor
increase
shares, of
Carolina
RCA Victor Records Sales
Up 30%—
by
earnings of $1,410,345 or $3.75 per share on the
number of shares then outstanding. Sales in 1954 amounted
$48,745,708 compared with $86,726,430 in
1933.
The company's annual report showed that
despite certain technical
difficulties
which
lowered
sales,
earnings
were
only
slightly
re¬
pares
smaller
the
Board
stockholders
further
and
are
greatest
will
of
earnings
share
per
RCA
year,
television
the
Corp.—Sales and Earnings Lower
recorded
to
II2
stock
television receivers, which reached an all-time
running ahead of 1954 at an "almost unbelieyable
rate," Robert A.- Seidel, Executive
Vice-President, Consumer Products,
said on April
1.
He predicted a continued
high industry-wide level
high last
"This
taxes,
into
the
common
Radio Corp. of America—Sales of RCA
Victor Televi¬
sion Receivers
Running Ahead of 1954 Record Mark—
it
market.
This policy, the announcement stated, was deemed to be
preferable
at the present time to a pro rata distribution out of cash
accruing
from
depreciation, depletion and the recovery of deferred stripping
expense.—V. 180, p. 2296.
Piasecki Helicopter
common
of
the
financing plans of the company.
changes contemplate reincorporation
law,
1,000,000
from
the
each
The
1603.
lifetime, will be in television," Mr.
dollar
industry.
With ,the
advent
directors
company
stock
At
meet
Puralator
proposed
by
on
the
stockholders
,
corporate
$13,413,660
of
advised
4
voted
Delaware
plant
181,
certain
Chairman
April
be
The
(Canada)
Ltd.,
sales of $1,345,976
on
Riegel,
on
under
Products
with
L.
President,
changes to
of
subsidiary,
another
Paper Corp. — Plans Corporate
Changes and
Debenture and Stock Financing—
>
to
1953.
1954
Still
Riegel
New
Total
rose
year.
increasing demands for Purolator-THters in this country, av
was
opened
in
January, 1955," at Allentown, Pa.
This
acquisition represents approximately 40,000
square feet which is being
devoted exclusively to the manufacture
of Puralotor's large tank-type
filters, for which the company is
experiencing a steadily increasing
open
Net
to
earnings of $80,992 after taxes on
(U. S. Currency)
as compared with
earnings of $116,205
$1,425,901 in 1953.
and
%
'
,
G.
Edward
Net
at
charges."
common
amounted
John
$23,531,490
.
hand
on
"special
Purolator
deem
Philadelphia & Reading Coal & Iron Co.—To Purchase
the
of
wholly-owned
"The
eign
$13,249,741
—V.
■
; vr • "
'
Philadelphia Electric earnings in 1955 are
expected to increase to $2.30 a share, and that the company's dividend
policy is to pay dividends at a fate which it is believed can be
announced
was
€0,
totaled
orders
under
of
charges"
:
,
.
1954
report
shares
"special
to
from
It
for
demand.
obtained
cash
the
reported
new
competitive
will
annual
442,023
-
Unfilled
were
The
$30,000,000 of-37/8%
bonds, and the balance, together with
from operations and nominal bank loans, will
provide
finance this year's construction program.
Requirements for
refund
funds
to
way„ at
the
on
these
working capital at the close of 1954 was
with
$7,600,052 at Dec. 31,
1953.
Stockholders
$6,959,065 from $6,377,328 at the close of the
company
now
bids'
for
year.
sales
1953.
in
share
per
Net
generating units are planned, notably,
a
super-pressure turbine generators at" the company's new Eddystone
station, scheduled for operation in 1959.
This unit will operate
at
the
last
Net
in
shown
are
provision
share
efficient
more
earnings
before
to spend $312,000,000 for new facilities during the next five
continuing the $l,000,000-a-weck pace it has maintained since
plans
and
The
phenomenal growth of industry and population in Delaware
will carry this company sales to new records,
according to
r. G. Rinclifie, President.
During the past five years, he said, the use of
electricity in the
Philadelphia area has increased 26%, a rise of 62% being recorded in
residential sales alone.
With continued area development, the use of
electricity is expected to rise 29% more over the next five years.
An
increase of 39%
in the company's gas sales is also anticipated.
To meet these larger demands for its services,
Philadelphia Electric
The
Valley
9
*
1952
Deficit.—V.
181,
656,051
*30,605
17,678
21,063
79,906
*199,284
*142,455
*135,173
*65,756
.
income
oper.
131G.
p.
"
""""
'
•
"
■
Net
income
Shares
Net
taxes
and
depreciation
4?
*
Gross
from
$636,698
$587,251
Net
from
—450,000
450,000
Net
ry.
$1.41
——
$1.30
share
per
—V.
after
outstanding
181, pp. 208 and
Net
company
preferred
stock
stcokholders
ferred
expire
the
•
on
record
for
May
April
each
9.
conversion
common
offer
202,431
$100-convertible)
(par
of
stock
to
proposes
21
13
of
basis
of
share
one
stock
common
held;
of
to
and
of
1443.
p.
$10,439,761
$10,929,214
2,285,271
2,209,313
2,640,311
1,157,795
1,162,812
1,298,162
Santa Fe Western Gas& Uranium
Corp.,
N. M.—Files With
railway
railway...—.
income.i-.
18,239,729
18,981,453
A
4,509,485
21,989,967
4,946,941
22,739,705
4,062,234
5,305,361
74,981
2,243,085
oper.
2,352,479
2,480,116
2,587,205
per
181,
Sound
Power
Announcement
famed
Light
Co.—Schedules
Major
Plant Expansion—
To
this
keep abreast of estimated
has
company
5
in
the
Operating
income
Frank
annual
revenues
gained
growth over the next five years,
a
large-scale expansion program,
in¬
McLaughlin, President, told stockholders oil
scheduled
volving $75,GOO.000,
April
load
the
of
"Univac
II,"
advanced model
an
of
the world-
John
E.
10.8%
1954
to
9.5%
$4,461,331,
Mr.
or
to
$20,979,880,
$2.05
"It
will
net
snare.
be
in
the
covering
necessary in 1955 to obtain funds for construction pur¬
outside sources—at least to the extent of several million
Mr.
McLaughlin adds.—V. 181,
1443.
p.
Consolidated
net
income
of
31, 1954, was $1,377,529,
shares, compared with
$975,000
Griffin,
Ported
Board
on
41.3.67,860
Chairman,
April
for
6.
United
this
corporation
equal
to
$2.31
or
$3.12
a
Ralph R. Layte,
earnings
for
1954
Net
States
and
Canadian
,
Jn
31,
the
ne
nri
However,
day
outstanding
cl%^"olator's
+
and
of
1954.
year
for
442,023
on
1953,
ended
William
retiring President,
after
were
V.
1954,
and
characters, and able to exe¬
makes this possible,"
24,000
8,000 per minute
core
tiny
feature
magnetic
instructions
of
and
of the new Univac II is made up oi
"beads,"
ov
cores,
which
store
the
items
of
information
which
the
Univac
computer,
core
made
Division
tional
performance
cores,
pacity
of
in
St.
memory
has
been
tasted
by
the
company's
Paul, Minn.," Mr.
in the Univac
Engineering
Research
retain
tan
the
Parker
current
120.000
characters—almost
Univac.—V.
181,
p.
added.
times
10
the
of
the
shares
since
year
these
the
prior to
additional
earnings
the
are
distribution
shares
stated
of
the
on
were
the
stock
certain
expense
deductions,
applicable income taxes,
to
at
$500
used
Act
totaled $212,-
for
be
per
working
Chemical
and delivered
4 y4 %
bonds
paying
p.
11C7.
New
covering
at
1.06'/*
Colorado, Inc.,
Sedalia, Colo.—Exchange Commission—
>
filed
letter of notification
a
subscription
certificates
in
units
of
$409
of
of
class
notes
without underwriting.
capital,
for
with
B
100
SEO
of
common
and
The
the
$240,000
10-
stock
shares
proceeds
of
to
be
are
etc,
Sealed Power Corp.,
Pduskegon, Mich.—Stock
G. Becker & Co.,
Inc., headed an
*—A.
Offered
underwriting
which on April 5 offered 100,000 shares of common
(par $10) at a price of $15.25 a share. Of the total
shares, 50,000 are being issued by the company and
50,000 are being sold by certain shareholders,
group
PROCEEDS—The
fcr
of
capital
Corn
Bank,
New
York,
has
appointed
registrar,
it
was
announced
on
authenticated
April
7.—V.
proceeds
from
principally
the
stock
the
for
expansion
180,
sale
'•
,
other
one
$1,081,910
were
equal
to
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
term
which
loan
stock
term
said
$3,000,000,
prepayment
after
$2.70
metallic
Canada.
a
com¬
FINANCING
Authorized
*3'/a %
year
in
share.
♦The
an
and
its
use
improvements,
BUSINESS—Company produces piston rings
and
sealing rings in three plants in the United States and
CAPITALIZATION
been
additional $25,000,000 principal amount first mortgage
series A due June 1, 1980, for which the bank is trustee,
agent
and
facilities.
EARNINGS—Earnings in 1954
Co.—Sells Additional Bonds—
Exchange
will
company
additions
production
Common
Tlie
unit,
25
offered
,
of
March
offered
Feb.
on
be
'
mon
City Bank of New York has
agent for 547,502 shares of common stock.
Reserve Mining
of
dividend.
deductions permitted by the Revenue
net of
$1)
stock
in
to
Kruhm, Hunter Securities
York City,
and Lawrence A.
promissory notes and 60,000 shares
semi-annually
issued
basis
of
SEC
Alfred
ca¬
1443.
National
First
transfer
all
the
cent)
one
Otis,
Y.
preorganization
(par
and
Holding Corp.—Transfer Agent—
Reo
The
Co.,
N.
with
(par
V,
stock
magentic
r.e\v
reliability of this magnetic core memory
has exceeded
the
most
optimistic expectations and its design and
operating experience are fundamental bases of the new Univac II
business computer," Mr. Parker said.
He added that the new magnetic core memory system,
with addi¬
was
earnings for 1954 would have been even higher, Mr.
Mr" L«yte explained, but the company decided to take
These
of
&
Workshop
5%
re-
resulted
this
rate
processes.
Scientific
providing
stock dividend
of
Associations
taxes.
5%
retaining
outstanding at the close of business
1954.
last
a
the
share
per
income
The company's annual report explained that
declared on Nov.
26, 1954, payable Dec. 31,
*h
463,197 shares of common stock
~~ec-
for
share
and
thousands
II
"The
Purolator Products, Inc.—Earnings Rise—
L>ec,
thousands
of
the
at
Greene
year
said.
magnetic
"The
be
from
dollars,"
while
common
a
McLaughlin estimates that net income for 1955 "will
neighborhood of $4,300,000" or $2.20 a common share.
poses
instructions
Parker
The
increased
capable
cute
Mr.
Edward
The corporation
Parker,
system
ory
stock
common
Rochester,
filed
was
Files With Securities and
Vice-President in charge of the company's elec¬
tronic computer sales division
Described
as
the
most
powerful business computer in production
today—the new version of the "giant brain ' will double the speed
and capacity of the current Univac.
"An expanded high-speed mem¬
report.
for
of
Santa's
Remington Rand Univac, with the latest electronic develop¬
including a magnetic core memory system, was made on April 7
ments
of
through
Albuquerque,
Securities and Exchange Commission
notification
shares
share
and
Remington Rand Inc.—Announces New Univac—
by
&
of
Corp.
1206.
p.
.
Puget
letter
Hayes
pre¬
rights
subscription price will be $105 per share
beginning July 1, 1956 will be three shares
181,
ry.
—V.
of
The
ratio
stock.—V.
from
Net
4.20% cumulative
subscription by common
for
the
on
shares
shares
$9,142,660
1,851,496
1,103,888
from
Gross
The
$8,925,493
income—
From Jan. 1—
1206.
Public Service Co. of Indiana,
Inc.—Rights to Subscribe ~
railway
railway
oper.
in
to
(par
value
were
requires,
in
on
said
of
1960
have
of
in
a
March.
18,
the
to
20%
As
been
$875,000
750.000 shs.
dated
addition
notes
$875,000
$10)
issued
$250,000.
1958
Outstanding
$125,000
15,
agreement
notes
15,
due
Dec.
loan
excess
June
notes,
initial
the
450,000 shs.
1947,
pursuant
to
amount
'of
fixed
of
net
result,
paid
in
principal
maturities, the annual
earnings for the preceding
the
full,
notes
and
maturing
a
on
prepayment
and
of
Kl
10
to
UNDERWRITERS—The
shares
of
follows:.
to be
stock
common
the underwriters and the
purchased by each of them
•
1
'
;
sham
&
Inc.__2Q.000
Co.
are as
'
Johnston,
Kidder,
Peabody
Turben
&
Leonard
Moore,
.
Co
9,000
Co.— 3,000
Lynch— 3,000
&
Merrill!
&
■
^
Dr;
Joseph
the
to
March
sales.—V.
181,
offered
were
drilling
nary
sition
as
The
for
equipment
'•">
Counties,
Cruttenden
60/
the
the
was
shareholders
common
result
-
.
'
Dittmar
April
en
Inc.,
7
West
a
Coast
of
for
manufacturing
accounts
plates.
paper
also
were
savings
in
this
combination
acquired
Sterling's
a
Packaging will
Purchase
in
180,
the
assets
of
on
The
SEC
company
covering
at
March
on
$300,000
.
share.
of
notification
with
Rapid Transit Ry.—Earnings—
1955
Common
stock
—V.
p.
181,
(par
Outstanding
499,760 shs.
2,000,000 shs.
$1)
751.
Gross
1953
Net
.
Silver
Precision
Creek
Corp.,
Registers With Securities and
Tills
Creeks N.
1955,
31,
'
bentures,
June
stock
common
shares
due
reserved
stock
of
officers
400,000
conversion
for
reserved
of
1965;
30,
$296,063
23,488
39,205
♦55,164
*55,309
*38,047
for
underwriter:
the
debentures* And
debentures
to
are-
5,668
*113,868 '
5,684
*18,635
^
T'.v
Packaging Corp. above—V.
has
company:
Plan
of
registration
this
and
with
the
Sinclair
SBC
corporation,
statement
on
156,
^
p.-1510.
obtained
....
South Porto Rico Sugar Co.—Opens Chemical Plant in
Dominican Republic—
raw
which is a large American-controlled
producer of
in the Dominican Republic and Fhierto Rico, formally opened
company,
sugar
La
at
for
the
stalk
The
Dominican
Romana,
production
of
Republic,
furfural
$6,000,000
new
a
from
sugar
chemical
plant
the shredded
bagasse,
cane
remaining alter the sugar has been squeezed out of the cane.
plant-represents a new industry for the Dominican Republic and
only source outside of the United States for furfural. Furfural
is
the
is
an
the
organic
compound
used
principally
the
by
chemical
industry in
industry as a
manufacture
of nylon
and also by the petroleum
refining of lubricating oils and for other uses.
plant in full operation will have an annual capacity of 30,000,000 pounds of furfural, of which
20,000,000 pounds are under contract
to E;
I. du Pont de Nemours & Co. for a period of ten years; du
Pont, also. has an option to buy the
balance of the plant's output
and
an
option to extend the contract upon its expiration.
The fur¬
fur"1, r.Mrob"«ed Hv du Pont w'h be used In the manufacture of
solvent
in
^
the
highest
fiscal
in
sales
in
year
ended
sales
which
ihe
at
outstandittg^stecfe.
Romana.
•
to
meet
the
Rico
ruiio
In
requirements
Sugar
addition
Co.'s
the
raw
of.
the
operates
company
plant! will
mill
sugar
located
another
come from
here
at- La
Dominican
sugar
mill, of a smaller capacity, at San Pedro de Macoris. The
company has
large land holdings in the Dominican Republic, of which some
100,000
acres
in
are
sugar
In
cane.
Puerto
Rico
it
owns
large
a
its
The
sales
were achieved by, t£e qqmpany;ln
1955,^ making the tJUrd successive.yea*"
29,
were
increase
an
will
of
undoubtedly
Net
and
of
profit
the
make
after
two
taxes
at
net
087,
per
share
$2.06
or
$1,692,739
This
Quarterly
profit
an
dividends
the
common
annual
gregate
basis
of
were
these
30
cents
paid
dividend
to
higher
year
share
per
preferred
previous fiscal year
dividend
$1,485,-
was
stock.
of
$1.20
or
stock.
common
$788,833.
was
share
per
efforts
Sugar
Co.,
largest
in
United
the
tion
represents the combined
The
Quaker Oats Co.
the
the
of
States
Southern
and
technical
plant—and
new
the
California
advisor
du
Pont
Edison
on
of
South
Porto
producer
of
construction
company.—V.
Co.—Debenture
"This
stock
Quinton,
company
Dividends
the preferred stock
and
its
convertible
"After
planning
original
into
the
preferred
common
plans
letter dated
a
to
offer
to
stock
a
March
the
1438,
30, said, in part:
holders
proposed
of
issue
its
of
common
debentures
stock.
have
developed
and
clearances*
regulatory
authorities
have
been
obtained, the company ex¬
pects to mail to each common and
original preferred stockholder a
prospectus describing the debentures and
the terms of the offering.
from
^"The subscription period is
May
and
The
the
early
il^ferin6
convertible
is
of
part
planned
to
be
necessary
the
In
latter
part
of
June."
expected
to
181.
total
p.
opproximately
ag¬
amount¬
of
Total
March
$40,000,000
of
1604.
net
1955
assets
ValUi357 r share—-
$871,617
$11.50
$8.58
-
added
February—
Net
Net
ry.
railway
railway:.....
oper.
&
Seattle
1955
from
from
balance
shares
income
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
—V.
railway..—
railway
oper.
181,
p.
the
proceeds
from
the
sale
of
$2,364,787
762.263
Ry.—Earnings—
1954
incomeji_
1357.
1953
$2,111,569
will
of
be
the
applied
to
the
company's 7%
radio
stations
redemption
cumulative
BUSINESS—Company
is
radio broadcasting
610.845
944.948
113,583
395,842
4.849.343
4.190,651
the
and
operated
-
Detroit,
of
its
stations
Toledo,
television
standard
radio
Oregon
962,831
•''825,303
stations,
the
engaged
'907,759
15,000
television
the
Atlanta,
United
Ga.;
ipalacii
'4Va%-:
4.50%
itomobi
Exti'i
Class- f
Extn
6%
pi
6%.
pr
and
States.
radio
with
or
the
Miami.
national
All
of
networks,
exception of
the
company
television
the
offering
Al
ecii
Tele
11
Irtman
auner's
Directo
ferre
.
of
Recording'
this
5
by
method
new
has
proven
handling/1
of
successful,
;1
transaction
that
was!-
$3.80
the
on
cash
register.
a
At
samtjj
the
$1.20
p
$1.25
p
$1.32
p
is automatically main-
101."
Wa
$1 dJref
whenf
,
''
ploser check can be kept on slow moving
need for mark-downs, according to J. w,
p.
this:
lif.
and
,
slip
(A
Directo
.1
sale
f
»
.
Tennessee Central Ry,-^Earnings—
February—
Gross
from
Netr from
Net
:r
ry.
nada-F
u
"J
60c
pai
nadian
Jan.
1—
Gross, -from
Net
ry.
1953 \
$422,6l0 ;
$360,894
75,398
79,812
97,398
22,091
37,6 84
•
$455,93}
97,741
,
9,692
:
38,98] |
■
181,
stock
740,777
750,546
907,956
915,951
169,412
170,420
237,277
192,615
35,422
47,426
106,518
income
74,4201
.The
WJBK
its
and
CAPITALIZATION
4
ntral K
(T1
iase
name
corporation
notes
(due
mortgage
mortgage
note
(due
EFFECT
TO
land
4,/2%
note
(due
(due
Tennessee Gas Transmission Co.—Debentures Offered
—Stone & Webster Securities
Corp., White, Weld & Co,
and Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc. are
joint managers of the
syndicate that on April 6 offered $25,000,000 of 4% de¬
bentures, due April 1, 1975, at 101.25%, to yield about
3.91%. This offering was oversubscribed and the books
purchase
1955-1960)
(due
(due
112,500
37.875
1955-1961)
note
Outstanding
112,509
45,000
money
stock
($1
of
which
of
the
45.000
35,085
35,085
the
($1
par
B
value)__
Oil
common
company
company
with
has
redeemable
and
the
for
no
Inc.,
2,500,000
a
50,000
shs!
subsidiary
of
§788,250 shs.
1,686.500 shs.
the company.
are reserved
for issuance
upon constock.
§Excluding 6.000 shares in the
respect to the sale or other disposition
present
Dlans.
at
sinking
regular redemption prices
fund at prices starting at
"
"
part to
funds
the
remainder
loca-Cola
tlonial
I
lumbia
ncord
6%
the
the
will
debentures
used
be
presently outstanding in the
incurred in the company's expansion
were
of
of
notes,
proceeds
will be
added
general
the
to
transmission
insolidat
Interim,
lonsolidat
insolidat
intinent;
a
system
sale
begins
in
and
owns
or
the
northeasterly direction
operates
delivery of natural
Rio
pipe line system f°r
a
gas
for resale.
Texas,
Rhode Island
line
system included 8,177 miles of
pipe lines,
laterals,
together
New
with
27
Hampshire.
compressor
As
of
Dec.
EARNINGS—For the year ended Dec.
31,
31,
gathering
stations
operating
Connecti¬
1954, the pi.J*
lines and sales
facilities-
related
and
1954,
of
the company
reported
revenues of
$142,995,640 and gross income before interest oi
$33,362,513 compared with
operating revenues of $133,331,655 and gf03
income of $31,066,374 for the
previous year.
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
'■
PRESENT
line bonds issuable in
1966
1974
1975
due
Bank
loans—2%
tPreferred stock
2(4% due
nine
vr
therein.
be
series;
4.10%
'
bonds
securing
and
000
to
3,750,000
so
Class
y;iass
Federate
Fitchbur
Flagg-ut
one
the
or
bonds
more
outstanding
at
5%
1,200,000 shs.
893,000 shs
JLU,UUU,UUU shs.
15,000,000 olio*
10,320,429 shs
series
subject
any
Co
pr
pr
Jar Wo<
5.85%__
vu
in
to
be
may
the
time
one
issued
under
the
contained
authorized series
restrictions
under
bonds
such
which
""v
mortgage
15
Jeneral
Specia
Joodall
5%
pr
Urand
to
1.200.000
1955
the
increase
company's
the
certificate
of
Stoc
authorized preferred
incorporation
stock
from
1.U00,
shares.
UNDERW RITERS—There
5ulf In
are
set
(Continued
forth
on
below
page
the
48)
names
of. the
pr'n
I
Stock
.
28,
as
&
j*mble-(
•
March
amended
eter
'arringti
(Payat
4%
dividend
to
$500,000,000.
•On
25,000.000
As
long as any bonds of the
presently
outstanding, the total principal amount of
Issued
2n
Fruehau
(par $100) issued and
Common stock (par value
$5 Pc* oiiaic /
per share)
'Additional
65,000,000
19,425 000
1955-56
W
lsl
*ood Ma
'18,235,000
25,000,000
from
range
mortgage
&
7%
6%
F'anklin
Freimari
65,000,000
and
1
'uro-Tes
33/«%.
Foote Bi
25,000,000
;
outstanding in
rates
froi
-Art
Partici
Frito
37/s% due
Ir
3%%,
'reyfus
5%%-:
Debentures:
(
deb<
Direct'
FINANCING
rates
3%%
8%
iscount C
$374,096,000
-
presently outstanding; in¬
range
from
2%%
to
maturities 1966-1975—,
$413 000 000
terest
Phif
nnison
Voting
Outstanding"'
.V
Authorized
♦First mtge. pipe
series nine
lavenport
4c
Grande
across
portions
and
b
Ls
two-for-
'lesser
company
and
Valley of Texas and extends
Louisiana, Arkansas, Missis¬
sippi and Tennessee to a point in eastern
Kentucky where the system
divides, one branch extending into West
Virginia to a point near the
city of Charleston, and the other branch
extending across Ohio, Penn¬
sylvania, New York and Massachusetts and into
in
I
pre
incord
an
sale
company.
BUSINESS—The
the
short-term
$9,000,000, which
The
of
all the
repay
of
program.
remain
$3,600 000 shs
Co.,
1,686,500 shares
class
the
105.25%
are
101.20%.
37,875
'
1955-
value)
Empire
amount
treasury of
par
stock
common
this
of
(D.
rning
debentures
new
beginning at
the
FINANCING
50.000
'Obligation
version
of
PRESENT
and
ark
tter
The
consoli¬
profit
c
ty Title
ilumbia
213,000
1955-1970)—
with tht
.
$6,725,000
1956)
►Of
had
net
300,000
1958)
1958)
contract
Detroit.
$6,725,000
(due
notification
of
,
4'4%
.
4%
GIVING
1955-1961)
note
filed'£ letter
5.
thi
-Stori
------
,
4(4% due
subordinates debentures
*4!a%
March
orv
Sity
-Files With SEC-
SEp covering 300,000 shares of common stock (par two cents) to bea
offferigd at( $1, per share through Gulf. Securities Co., Houston* Texas, |
Tl*ie :net proceeds
ate
to be used for working capital, and general]
corporate purposes.
'
wholly-owned
broadcasting,
Authorized
V2 %
5%
in
ail
E
v<
Result'i
1358.
p.
&
ran
ntral
ntral-Il
$1.<50-
railway—
oper.
n
Direct'
1952
railway——.
from
Net
•-
income—-
nadian
madia
1954
$354,751
railway/____-_;
oper.
From
—V.
1955
railway/.__7_
company's
are
]
uck-Mi
:rs
Beman, President.
The method was!
leading Los Angeles (Calif.) department!
.
the
it
Ward
.
records
Rkh
•anifR
irockton
corporation's
Robinson Co., a
-.
Rlbl
ue
Class A
Cleveland
as
i
$1.50
$2.50
1 ■'»
Birmingham,
Atlanta, Birmingham
with
1954,
year
In
in
stock.
common
Class B
1 550.466
'•>
Method
cut,
stock
B
450,365
1,715,634
-'^545.436
in
operating revenues of $17,736,531 and consolidated
$3,680,779, equal to $1.62 per share on the common
_
649,970
the
stock.
independent
operator
in
and
affiliated
are
EARNINGS—For
located
are
Portland,
stations
subsidiaries
-
1.552.281
part of
or
Fla.; Detroit, Mich.; Cleveland, Ohio;
Toledo, Ohio and
W. V.
Frequency modulation radio stations are
operated
Detroit, Toledo, Atlanta, Miami, Wheeling and
Cleveland, in con¬
junction with the company's standard radio
stations in those cities.
Common
4,609 989
all
preferred
largest
owner
are
of
in
828.344
4.905,676
will
Wheeling,
$2,297,370
496,749
,
stock
common
Ala,;, Miami,
5%
1952
$2,487,504
the
general funds of the company.
standard
5%
From Jan. 1—
Gross
to
It is presently intended
that of the net proceeds,
approximately $5,000,000 will be used for the
redemption of the company's 4V2%
notes
(due
1955-1961) and the
°5%
Spokane, Portland
PJ
dersor
/
with the
of
test'!^ stxawed
The
PROCEEDS—Net
1954
$1,325,178
Net
Gross
Broadcasting Co.—Stock Offered—Reynolds &
Inc. on April 6 headed a syndicate which offered
262,750 shares of common stock (par $1) at a price of
$24.62 V2 per share.
class
31—
notification
*
amount
Storer
Co.
Sovereign Investors, Inc.—Assets
Again Increase—
As
of
department stores
PROCEEDS—Net proceeds of the
dated
debentures.—V.
test
llqbfiKon officials.—V. 180,
in
Seven television
further
5%
SEC^
the company.
of
—V.
Standard
President, in
is
opera¬
p.
Offering
Expected in May—
Harold
Rico
furfural
and
180,
of
running record of the store's inventory
a
The
on
The
'
nericai
1605,?
p.
closed.
share
holders
on
last
than
$2.37
to
deducting
per
payments
ing to $130,625 were also paid
180, p. 2192,
also
equivalent
after
for
of
of
year.
was
was
outstanding
The
record
new
a
prior.
years
stock
common
1955
requirements.
be
project
nericai
Class
per
Inventories which rednees. the
history
Jan.
been larger
than those in the preceding-year.
$50,005,179 compared with '$48,779,969, for , 1953,
$1,225,210 or 2.5%
These results were achieved de¬
spite highly developed competition in the surburban
areas, in which
the company thus far has not
had a branch store;
However, in the
fall of
1955, a store will be opened in Richmond
Heights, Mo., a
suburb of St.
Louis, and the sales for the remainder of the year
Total
mill
sugar
Ensenada.
at
letter
a
New
—
Terlingua Mercury Corp.
have
the
Bagasse
cents
tbe Telecomputing, xuethod, ..the.4W'ice. .of.thb
merchandise ia automatically .recorded on the sales
clerk
time,
•
nylon.
Soul.,
1,000
of
The
The
.
80
day.—V. 181,
tained.
95%
mer
W.
means
type of
.
Stix, Baer & Fuller, St. Louis, Mo.—Earnings
Up—
1,
$12,POO.OOO of Participations in the Plan and 200,000
sharqs of ^Sinclair, common stock which may ke purchased pursuant
to "the Plan.—V. 181, p. 16Q4.
This
5%%
Oil
April
1955,. covering
.
same
of
Stock Sold—The recent
—
Corp.
April
on
.
...
a
41/2 %
1,500
Successfully Tested—
full
-•
By
...
Savings
first
store.
(J. P.) Stevens & Co.—Acquisition—
The?
concession
March 16 filed
on
transactions in
announced
public
The Employees
Corporation filed
Sales
The
the
>
$1.25 <
1,500
Corp.^_Co.!
64,900 shares of class A stock
retail
1
1
offered?-*?*
Co.,..Ipc,-—
covering
Store
87,223
"*113,062
**
*110,116
w:
620,677
sale at $100 cper debenture,. with a 10% selling commission n <239,155 shares). of Cheney Brothers and its two wholly-owned sub-: ••
to
the
underwriter, General Investing Corp.,
the Pioneer Parachute Co. and Cheney-Greef Co.
which will offer the
- sidiarjes,debentures on a best efforts basis.
Officers of the underwriter also
Stevens offered $20 per share, for.Uie 262,60O nutstanding; stmres of—
have
been
Cheney common stock.
granted
options
to
purchase
150,000
common
shares
for a period of one year- from July-1955, at a price of 85- centals
The- original Stevens offer to buy the
Cheney stock-was to expire, onr.
per share,
the options being exercisable pro rata as the debentures
March 29 but has now been extended to
April 15.
are
sold.
The underwriters also are to receive $40,000 as the agreed
More than 95% of the common
stock of Cheney Brothers, lJT-years- ^
amount of expenses to be reimbursed • by- the company.
old.family-dominated textile firm, has been acquired by J. P. Stevens
Net proceeds of the
sale of the debentures will be added to the
& Co., Inc., at $20 a share for
239,155 shares.
general funds of the company and used from time to time for such
Ward
Cheney, President of Cheney Brothers which has mills in
corporate purposes as the management may determine.
The man¬
Manchester, Conn., on March 30 said, members, of the
agement anticipates using the proceeds for the further development
family had
turned over their holdings,
and expanded sale of the company's products.—V. 177, p. 1302.
equal to 80% of outstanding common stock,
in accprdance with the
original terms of the Stevens offer. The other
15% iii the deal was held by others.—V. 180, p. 578.
Sinclair Oil Corp.—Registers With SEC—
for
&
Collins &
—
withdrawn the
was
tested at J.
1WMJOO
be
8,267
v
561.982
Sterling Products, Inc.—Acquired—
options -grantedcertain * prin¬
The
.
the
of
exercise «i
par
450,782
181, p. 1206.
-•-See Standard
de¬
Investment
C
nericai
Comnv
lue
•
on
6%
468,182
__
Drass
J.
Air-1
Hied
2,50(3
2,500
Muir
William
bove
Jen'(F
*12,686
;
income-
oper.
♦Deficit.—V.
.,
SEC
cent
Its -4T
ifeares
ry.
Y.—
Exchange Commission—
filed a registration statement with the
covering $600,000W ten-year convertible
corporation
March
cipal
Silver
from
Net
*
& Co.
York
&
Co..
J. N.
*
dealer's
a
Telecomputing
railway
railway-
Co.
(par $1) by Louis C,
Co., Tampa, Fla., at $3.50 per share has been
completed, all of said shares having been sold. (See also
V. 180, p. 2192.)—V. 181, p. 110.
1952
$290,697
812
income—
from
&
McClure &
$215,935
FINANCING
Authorized
,
-Way
ltimoM
From Jan. 1—
-
Hogle
——
-
/
6,713
Net
oper.
1954
payr
$50,000 of 6%
cumulative deferred debentures to
be
offered at
par
(in denominations of $100 and $500, and
multiples
thereof), without underwriting. The proceeds are to be used for
work¬
ing capital, to make small loans.
'
'
v
the
$231,889
Gross
ry.
It
The corporation
SEC
6%
February—
from railway__.
from railway
Jan. 14, 1955. It
located in San Juan
W.
Co.__„_
(
Dihec
Inc.
A.
Co...-
1358.
p.
Tampa Marine Co.
Island
Warren
Nan
lams
last, -Pe
of
on
&
share, with
per
employees.
Staten
Bennett
5,000
iyme
3,000
2,500
2,500
2,500
2,500
Simmons—_
approximately
10-year
series
A
debentures to
be
denominations
of
$100
each)
to
shareholder-
(in
par
&
Chapman &
&
Summit Finance, Inc., Summit, N. J.—Files With
letter
a
Ellis
Manley,
5,000
,
filed
17
of
Blunt
::
secoi
isly i
&, Co.,
Inc.
5,000
&
/I"
Evans
t
4.00C.
4.00C
•4,00(1
3,50c
3.50C
.3.00C
Special Offering—A special
offering of 6,000 shares of common stock (par $10)
was
made on March 25 by Salomon Bros. & Hutzler at
$56.75
the plant and
was
Sterling
Co.—
J.
Stromberg-Carlson Co.
operations."
2741.
p.
&
A.
5,000
Marks
5,00(1
4.00C
-L-LL±T
5,000
Co.—.
5,00^
apol:
inven¬
•
the existing lease
assume
price of
cash—V.
Doolittle
Clement
5,000
181,
Co
Gillen
Co.
—V.
&
6,000
5,000
Co.——
Turben
JDivi*
(blcs.
Shar«j
Co.,
FarwelJ,
Co.——
Merrill,
and
space
acquired.
of
M.
Laurence
cups,
&
6,000
& Co.____
Eichler & Co
&
Mt<
•
Russ
,8,000
1—
Norton
& Co
purchase th'
forth 0Dim«i!e
M. Byllesby &
Fairman, Harris &cdi Int
Straus, Blosser & McDoweli
Gopdbody <fe Co.
8,000
Stern, Frank, Meyer & Fox
plates,
paper
'•
,
set
H.
/
-
Co
Lester, Ryons &
of
assets
of
Co.,
Doqly
Bateman,
Courts
purchase
producer
.
.
.
the
reported
&
E.
Oscar
"
'
" '
/
.
8,000
Smith,. Hague, Noble & Co.
See also V. 181,
'*
..
.
.
Saunders, Stiver & Co._—8,000
the
for
&
,10,000
10^)00
&
-1—
1955
Inc,
Watling, Lerchen &; -Co,!"
Baker, Simonds & Co.__~~
Co—8,000
_
wHl
below
Stroud
■
Shepard
Inc.
:
,
operations
of
satisfactory.
very
Prescott,
&
below
stock
V
~L 20,000
Co.L-.-Li—~
&
Richards
Hill
in
Standard Veneer & Timber Co., Crescent City, Calif.—
pay
PRESENT
TO
next
Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
Net
EFFECT
GIVING
that
this year
items.
Standard
.
Utah.
CAPITALIZATION
to
Jackson
named
,
WeekS-__— 20,000
& Co.,
Allyn
11
Shares
.
"Atwill- &
certficates
the
company
offered
to
used
corporation was incorporated
unpatented uranium-vanadium claims
395
for
are
further
2 Mos.—-1954
corporate purposes.
Sevier
and
valid
be
V
!— 57,750
Inc
Webber,
C.
A
(Utah)—Stock Of¬
BUSINESS—The
,
owns
will
Paine,
Packaging Corp.—Acquisition—
facilities
property.
be
Co.
Monday, April
.
common
.
': >CurJ—!
to
currently maintains a Los Angeles plant, where bottle
produced for use in the dairy industry.
The bottle cap;
operations will be moved to the Sterling plant, "thereby effecting
cost of prelimi¬
exploration and assessment work, acq!-,
and machinery, and for working capital
will
that. existing
said
By
this purchase of assets Standard Packaging has
plant, -with
approximately-. 35,000 square feet of
floor
modern
speculation.
a
proceeds
program,
mining
other
and
.
of
net
addressed
be
reported
tory, trademarks, and
Completed—Doxey-Merkley & Co., Salt Lake
City, Utah, have completed a public offering of 200,000
shares of common stock at par ($1 per share). These se¬
PROCEEDS—The
President,
shares
'
Products,
related
and
fering
curities
the-corporation's
split each outstanding
,>
also
corporation
$350,000
Uranium Mining Corp.
Shumway
change
to
■
Sterling
.
1206.
p.
Co.,
common
will
months of
Standard
This
—*242,828,807 210,638,396 433,404,802 386,194,096
„—
to
voted
four
Collin,
Sears, Roebuck & Co.—March Sales Up—
♦Record
30
Steamship
"
D'Antoni
three
caps
Bales
value
which
1444.
p.
—
1955
&
into
D'Antonl,
S.
course.
Dr.
first
,
..
'
-1955—Month—1954
Fruit
share
$10-par
letter
a
due
>
reports net sales of $3,654,706 for the first half
of the fiscal year ended Jan. 31, 1955, compared with $1,737,434 for
the comparable period of last year.
„y,0
Net earnings after taxes were $77,072, equal to 24 cents per share
On the 322,272 shares outstanding, compared to 13.6 cents - a snare on
282,124 shares outstanding in the comparable period of last year.
J.
Roy
Duggan, President; estimated
sales for the calendar year
1955 will approximate $10,000,000.—V. 179, p. 2600.
.
names:
Reynolds &
Corp.—Changes Name, etc.
The new $2.50-par value common shares will be issued in about
60. days through The Hibernia National Bank in New Orleans pursuant
corporation
Period End. Mar. 31—
their
days.
SeaPak Corp.—Sales and Earnings Increase—
This
•
$2.5G-p*r'common shares.-ami
the authorized $2.50-par. common shares to 1,560,000. v;
increase
for
March
on
Standard
to
name
$10-par common
9.000
2,000
v
shareholders
The
3,000
2,000-
& Co., Inc.—
Watling Lerchen & Co
White, Weld & Co._
Wulff, Hansen & Co.—V. 181, p. 1316. ,
underwriters
respective number of shares of
Hornblower-&
Shares
Stroud
&
Co.—_ 5,000
Lemon
k
Co.__ 5.000
below.
Corp.
Standard Fruit & Steamship
The
Stone
Steamship
UNDERWRITERS—The
Etc.—*
.
—
Hayden,
Steamship Co,,—New Name,
&
nui"ber
Ohio Co. ---—---- 3,000 .»•
Bateman, Eichler & Co.—— 2,000Paine, Webber, Jaefcson
'J
William
Blair &
Co
4,000
Curtis --------------Central Republic Co. (Inc.). 5,000,. Shearson
Hammill & Co._. 3,000
R. S.
Dickson & Co., Inc. 2,000
Stone & Webster Securities
Gibson & Knooihuizen, Inc. 1,000
Corp.
~~r~LLL~~~-T, 7'"
Golkin
&
Co
1.000
, Straus,. Blosser & McDowell 4,000.
Becker
G.
A
Fruit
Standard
See
of
names
Fruit &
Standard
•
v
.
\«' /'Si
\
.
will reduc?
April 30, 1955, which
$700,000.
$175 000 Is required on or before
amount of outstanding notes
the
of
;>lum
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle.
(1678)
urney
Number 5419... T/ie Commercial and Financial Chronicle
131
Dlume
(1679)
Per r
D
Name of
Hanna
Dividend announcements are grouped in two separate
bies. :• Iii the first we indicate all the dividends anHinc^ diiringrthe current week. 33hen we follow with
second table irr which we show the payments*-pre vi-
"
Mfg. Co.—
took no action
D.)
(J.
lams
(Directors
payment'at this time)
3%%
4i/j%- preferred
(quar.)___
preferred (quar.)_
"States
Insurance
apolif) CteSS'A:
investment,
55c
1
5-16
Jantzen, Inc.,
common
7-
1
6-15
7-
1
1
5%
Corp.
Johnson
•
6-15
Kaiser
1
5-
50c
1
5-
'
25c
'
•'"*
5-
"25c
2
'4-20
&;
4-18
5- 2
4-30
4-15
5-
2
4-11
5- 2
4-11
5-
4-20
5 %-
$1.12%
(quar;)_—
4.50 V' ■- preferred
(quar.K—=tiari. Powder. • *%' preferred- -fqtrnr. fzz.~
utoBWbthe Banking (Phila.) class A (quar.)
$1.12%-
._
—
-
As
1
15c
C
SI
--
-
2
quar.)_
split -of '
to
''
'Jie
Commission.
(quar.K~.__
.i.
62 '/2c
(qaar;)___
Inc.
6-
(quafr)
(quar.).______
>
20c
10c
6%
4-30
4-12
La
20c
...
5e
4-30
4-12
50c
.»
15c
4-30
4-12
15c
4-30
4-12
-i£._
convertible
$1.50
preferred
iltimoce- Transit,
Aircraft
Pennsylvania
(quar.).:
(Phila.)— ;
*
. .. .
took
Directors
ferred
Ribbon
4-11
Looiais-Sftyles
4-26
4-14
Louisiana
action
no
$1.75
3-31
3-29
15c
6-10
5-24'
4.16%
the
on
Corp., .Ltd..,. 5%
-v
5%
pfd.
162 '/a c
(quar.)>_
5-
Taunton
Oas
preferred
ruck. Mills', Ltd.,
$3.80
M.)
(A.
yers
Directors
class
$1
_*__
A.
(omitted
preferred
Oil
Mercantile
A
Cos.
5-
1
4-
5-
1
4-
33c
5-
1
4-
&
ran
__4",
4-29
5-16
"4-29
+20c
(quar.
5-23
5-
3
5-23
5-
3
J15c
5-14
Co,
(liquidating)
Oas
&
ntral Kansas
the
of
4V\%
0%
Inc.
•
35c
.
preferred
-
Fund,
nsolidated
Interim
(quar.)____
5-. 2
'30c
investment
4-30
18c
inc.)_
5-
2",
itter
Gas
Laboratories
5-2
4-15
4-
15c
4-25
7
Voting
87»
4-
6-
1
17V2C
5-
1
Pabst
5-16
5-10
3%%
preferred
•reyfus
4c
Fund
from
•u-Art
(6c
net
Film
from
realized
earned
income
Walker
7%
1st
2nd
Dry
jxeter
(stock
itchburg
Gas
(New
&
1
England)
Electric
"'agg-Utica Corp., 5e/e
Directors omitted
6-
3
5-
9
6-
3
5-
9
4-27
62 %c
6-15
6-
6-
10c
4-29
prior pfd.
4-
5-25
4-25
25c
6-
7-15
7-15
6-24
4-15
4-
Bros.
5^4%
Gear
Stores
&
444-
(quar.)
4-15
4-
7
7-
(A. J.),
4V2'/« pfd. (quar.)
'rito Company
-(quar.)
Fruehauf Trailer, common (quar.)
Ltd.,
4%
preferred (quar.).
5%
preferred
8
>
93 %c
5-
2
32 %c
5-
2
2
4-15
4-28
5-
15c
6-30
1
5-16
1
4-30
4-19
4-19
—wvmvica
pfd.
56'Ac
5-16
5-
37 %c
(quar.)
v Mv*c** * f
T
5-16
4-15
Special
5c
joodall Rubber Co.,
5%
2
(quar.).
4-15
5-16
5-
2
$2.50
common
preferred (s-a)
5-16
15c
5-16
5-
Union
Stock
Co.
Stockholders
will
vote
25c
at
the
Insurance
(interim).
5-23
5-
2
5-23
5-
Paper Co.,
5,
10
25c
&
Ltd., common
(quar.)
—
(quar.)
—
Stores Inc.,
com
5-
2
*
Brewery,
—
Acceptance
preferred
Southwestern
4.40%
Casualty
&
Fire
Southern
Electric
preferred
(quar.)
Service—r
Springfield
Stadacona
Gas
•
American
$1.20
4-20
6- 1
4-45
4- 5
5-16
5-16
5-16
5-16
50c
1
6- 1
6- 1
17c
$1.25
43c
100%
~
5-16
6-15
5-16
5- 2
6- 1
4-22
4-19
4-26
5- 1
7- 4
5-16
5-16
t20c
37%c
60c
5c
5c
50c
37%c
8 3/10c
t25c
t$1.06 '/<
15c
6-15
6-15
6-15
6- 1
6-15
5- 1
5_
\
4"25
7- 1
7- 1
4-10
5-13
5- 1
4-29
5- 2
80c
10c
31'Ac
15c
$1
$1
J25c
25c
37%c
10c
1
4-15
6-
—
$1.10
50c
(interim)___
J2c
(quar.)___._
(1944),
Mines
Ltd.
t
$1.60
-
pref.
Stanley
Works
Stevens
annual
(J.
P.)
40c
(special)
<fe
—
Co
4%%
Greene
Spring
—
(quar.)
(Dallas) (quar.)
Products, Ltd.,
$1.60
pfd.
(quar.)__
50c
J40c
4-15
4-11
1
4-15
5-
(liquidating)
Liquidating
Liquidating
Board
v
1-3-56
3-25^"
6-10
:
5-10
6-10
c
7-1
8^1
6-15*
'
{5*
5- 9
4-15
/
interest In
4-25
4- 6
4-18
4-30
*
4-25
*
4-20
3-28
25c
25c
25c
'
(quar.) :■
' 30c
*
; 4-19
3-31
'3-31
4-11
3-31
5-3
4-14
4-15
20o
>
4^21 J
'
4-11
*
*
3-23
*4-11
'30b
.
3-29
•
4-29
$1'Ac
3-31
•*
>
97V2C
81.25
3-31
5-
1
4-20
$1.25
5-
1
4-20
6-
1
.
20c
4-15
$1.12%
__
.
-
Ltd.—
5-16
50c
(monthly)..
Corp.
-
'
4-20
34-20
35c
*
.
(quar.)„____
Inc.J-
6c
(quar.)
(quar.)—
common
4-15
5-20
5-12
15c
50c
37%c
12c
4-15
*
3-18
5- 2
4-15
5-
4-15
3
4-
1
5-16
5-
6
4-29
4-15"
75c
_;
4-15
12%c
(quar.)
President Lines, Ltd.—
(quar.)
"
25c
Phenolic
4-10
3-31
(quar.)
$1.25
6-20
$1.25
9-20
9-12
$1.25
12-20
12-12
5%
preferred (quar.)
American Smelting A Refining
1st
Sumatra
American
Telephone &
6-10
Co.—
$1.75
Tobacco
Telegraph
(quar.)_„
4-30
4-
8
12'/2c
(quar.)
preferred
American
4-14
4-
4
$2.25
4-15
3-15
1
5-13
American Water Works Co.—
6%
preferred
5% %
$5
Zinc
(initial)
& Smelting—
6-
6- 1
5-13
5- 3
4- 8
Lead
Amoskeag
preferred (quar.)
Co., $4.50 preferred
Anaconda
Wire
prior
37 %c
$0.40104
(quar
preferred
American
$1.25
(s-a)
$2.25
Oil
Co.,
—
$2.80
preferred (quar.)
Anglo-Canadian Telephone Co.—
6-27
4-26
4-
tl5c
4-15
3-15
t70c
Ltd.
7-5
75c
Cable_
&
Anglo-Canadian
'
4-20
3-30
5
~
~
156'Ac
115c
5-2
6- 1
4-7
30c
$3
4-15
6-30
3-25
25c
120c
1$1.12%
160c
30c
56'Ac
60c
4-15
6- 1
6- 1
5- 2
4-15
6- 1
4-15
4- 4
4-29
4-29
4-15
3-23
5-18
dep. receipts-for ordinary (final)—
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Ry. (quar.)—
10%
$1.25
4-14
6- 1
3-10
4-29
(quar )___
40c
$1
4-15
5-2
3-17
4-7
$1.02%
$1.08%
$1.08%
5-2
5-2
5-2
4-7
4-7
4-7
preferred
(quar.)
4%%
Class
(quar.)
A
Anthes-Imperlal
Arcade
Co.
Cotton Mills
—
Co..
6%-
pfd
(s-a)—,—
Inc.
(increased)
Ltd., com
4%%
1st preferred (quar.)-—
$2.40 2nd pfd. pref. A (Initial quar.)
Argus
Cameras,
Argus
Corp.,
Aro
Equipment
4%%
Corp.,
common
(increased)
_
preferred
(quar.)
■
Electric Co. (quar.)
Associated Electrical Industries, Ltd.—
Arrow-Hart Ac
Hegeman
Amer-
City
Electric,
Dreferred
4.35%
5%
(quar.)—
Coast
Line
non-cumulative
Atlantic
common
preferred (quar.)_:
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (2nd series)
4-20
4- 8
4-8
4- 8
3-18
5-10
" • "• 1
—
(quar.)iw_^_»-_
Gas,
4-15*
com._
Fund,
Natural
5-13
4-19
' 40c "
*;'1 '• -• '• *
;*
Theatre*
(quar)—
Co.f
1
2
25c 1
"4
Products
66-
(quar.)
4%
4-30
•
,
(quar.)_
Co.
r
'Mr
preferred
4.10%
$1
«* *-"
4-iG"*
preferred
5-16
25c
5-
4-29
5%
*
J
;5-10
75#—
;
Corp.—
of "beneficial
Metal
A
>
:12-21
4-20
"
•
.
9-15
6-21 K :
5%
4-15,
3-31
4-20
4- 7
4-20
6- 8
7-15
3-22
•
:•
,
American
Class
6-10
6-10
4-1
4-29
5-13
4-13
4-15
12%c
$1.50
5f)c
50c
(St.
1
Mutual
V American
Atlantic
Super-Cold
Co.
preferred (quar.)
Nepheline; Ltd. (interim).
American News Co.
(bi-monthly)
4.35%
Stubnitz
Insurance
American
4-20
4~.6
"3- 2
4-15
6- 1
1
»•
6%
/
8
30c
preferred
Atlantic
(quar,)
93%
. ____
American National Fire Insurance Co.
Packaging Corp.—
conv.
4-20
1 7-1"
"75c ♦""
Arma
Home
American
4-15
4-15
4-8
6-4
6- 4
6- 4
5-14
6-1
4-20
5-2
■
10-
■
$2
25e
(resumed)
American
4-25
5-16
4-25
5- 1
'
4-
(quar.)_:____.
(Increased)
preferred
7%
5- 2
6-15
4-15
1
i25C" ^
_
American Machine & Foundry Co.—
5%
*
35c
t5c
50c
25c
30c
-
(hUtial-quar.)rfB.«:»:ww_-_^_
(quar.)
5% .preferred <quar.)__——4.
American-Marietta^ new common (initial)
4-20
6-10
4-20
4-29
4- 7
4- 7
4-21
4-21 v
:
3.90% " preferred
4- 7
6-
3-28
5-
-
$3
Distilling
American
)
5- 2
4-29
>
Be
Fidelity dr Casualty, 00m.
preferred (quar.)_:
junior preferred (quar.)
$125
4-20
5-24
4-14-
•
60r* ' 5- 2"'
t
^
$2.50
(s-a):^
American
4-12
20c
'
.front? nek*
preferred (qualr.)__
American Can £0. (quar.)
4-15
2
27%«*
5%
'4-15
5-
of
Inc.—
Broadcasting-Paramount
Certificates
)
*
share-
a
on
(quar.)
Common
*
4- 5
4-15
holders
to
Co.
stock
—____*
Autoawbtle
Common
*
4-11
preferred
American Box
4- 5
4-29
Holdert
shares
common
Petroleum.
American
'4-18
.'4-30
When
Payable of Rec.
Gorp^.comwwm ;(quae.):*
75c
of America; -com. (stock dJhr.) "i*' T0V% '
Bosch
j
•' 4*15
4-13
all
of
Inc.w (quarterly
Book
4-15
■
Per
(s-a)
American
t<
(quar.)
Light
;
income)»(wtinr-
American
4-15
'4-13
15c
B
Miguel
two-for-one.
jurney
2
^
2nd
Louis)
t
'
2
meeting to be held on May 25 on a
directors' proposal to split the common
-'Ulf Insurance Co.
—
5-20
Indus.)
4-%, Jst pselexredr.Xtt(M»4^___,
American;
4-15
2
5.
Ohio)—
(Dayton,
—
8
week, - these heing given in the
preferred- (qoar.) :: ii_ u w_ 2:
Amerada
2
4%
(quar.)^
dividend
(quar.)
Mines,* Ltd.
Standard
jrand
class A (quar.)
(quar.):—
Shirriffs, Ltd., 5%
preferred <quar.)_._
Si nuns
(T. S.) Co.. $ 1 preferred
(quar.)_^_
Southern Calif Petroleum, 6%
pfd. (quar.)
4%
5-J6
4-30
—
(quar.)
lnc
Corp.,
common
5%
preferred (quar.)
Seven-Up Bottling
(St. Louis)
(quar.)
Sherwin-Williams Co., common
(quar.)
6-20
6-
Ltd
Pile
Myers, Inc.; com. (quar.)—
$1.50 partic. preferred (quar.)_,
Class
4-26
6-
5-2
20c
(quar.):
Fire
Securities
4-18
50c
$1
Industries, 4'/2%
—
Robbins &
San
.
Wood
(quar.)
dividend)
& Batten,
Inc.
B
Rose's
4-15
5-
1
*
Fund,
American
Participating
4-15
15c
jar
(stock
4V4 %■ preferred
51.12%
2
5-
87%c
:—27c
26c
(quar.)
A
4-20
J$T.3t""M;'8-# J
Amalgamated Sugar.f5%>pfd..(quar.)12%® ,^* 5- 2
Mexico—
New
Power & Light Co.
Top Brewing Co.,
Rollsnd
62 %e
!
(quar.)
of
Raymond Concrete
6-17
20c
,
(quar.)
com.
Republic Natural Gas (s-a)_
Rite-Stix, Inc.
(reduced)
River Brand Rice Mills
(quar.)
4,
21c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Indiana,
(quar.)
Oil Co.
Reuabie
8
4-15
75c
Machine,"com.
preferreel
of
Co.
preferred
Class
7
4-18
1
5-
$1
,
4-22
> Share
Alleys,
common;
5%%
6-3
30c
(quar.)
Ry.
Wood
Aluminum.Co-, of Canada Ltd.—
*
4-15
17%c
-
(quar.)
Quarterly
com.
convertible
'ranklin
'reimari
Service
Reliable
6-24
4-18
62 %c
7-1
tile
quar.)
(quar.)
Red
'ood
"oote
Co.
preferred
Rayonier,
5-12
10c
(quar.)
Service
Rapid Grip
5
2%
payment at this time,
Machinery & Chemical Corp.—
33/« %, preferred (quar.)
(initial)
Co._.,__
preferred
Pure
4-15
4-15
2%
(quar.)
preferred
4-
5-2
basis.)
Stores
$3.75
3
20c
(quar.)________
5%
dividend).
,
6-
40c
(quar4)__
4-8
4-30
50c
,
preferred i (s-a)
New
6-3
15c
Quarterly Distribution Shares
"*
1
1,1 5- 2 '
'
$1.25
Northern
81
Common
1
1
7-
5c
$$1
:
Puget Sound
1
6-15
6%
Co.
4-30
r
-
Scott Motors
Aluminum
Allied
4-15
" 7-1
Hall
Aluminum C<k
*
4-15
(quar.):_._::
Electric
3-31
,-give the dividends announced in previous
not yet ^aid. The-list cloes not include divi-
Quaranteed
'4-20
*
15c
preferred
Public
4-13
65c
1
,Class A (stock dividend)
Fund
9
60c
(quar.)_
common
Hampton Electric (quar.)
'ederated
5-
3%
(s-a)
'arrington Mfg., common
(Payable in class A)_
■'
4-14
(quar.)—
4.16%
v
(s-a)
preferred
3
Inc.—
Goods,
preferred
6-
15c
gains)-;
Shoe
2
5-15 ' '
5- 2
>
4-29 :
4-15
Motors—
investment
4-15
4-30
;
Gas.&
Gar
C F Brill common
5%
4-22
25c
_
6
4-
1
* '
—
Allegheny it Western Ry. Co. gtd.
"4-21
$1.50 :
,
pref. (quar.)
Ltd., 4%
'
(monthly
(See
distribution
Affiliated
4-15
25c
■
4.32%
and
[uro-Test Corp. (stock dividend)
6%
4-20
70c
capital
Laboratories,
93%c
* *
'
$1.10 preferre<h-(aoc«MB^ :^
Adams-Millis Corp.-*- (ig»r,h«w.
4-15
5•
-
21.12%
common
(quar.)
Jockey Club,
3%%
4-11
2
93 %c
.___
Participating preferred (quar.)
*y &
2
5-
$2
(quar.)_
,
5-
13c
,
Utilities,
Brewing
Public
$1.25
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
50c
(quar.)
6-
we
F Brill
Acme
4-15 *'"71 4- 8
5c
Pennsylvania Gas Co. (increased
Permanente Cement (quar.)
4-13
,
5-30
a
(quar.)__.
common
2
4-30
5-6
>
5c
Co.
Outlet
8
30c
Industries,
C
A
4-15
5-2
5- 5
25C
;
Chemical,
B
Ontario
5-31
$2
debenture stock
"
*100%
•
4-25
4-18
6-17
Indus.
for-share
5-14
*
2
5-
58c /
(quar.)_^
:'
<■
Piedmont
Iscount Corp. (N. Y.
•resser
1
5-
25c
•dividend);
5-15
'
15c
t25c
Puna
-(Stock
,
6-15,.
45c
(quar.)
common
$1.2ff
56'4c
Confectionery Co.:
Co.
64c
—
Ltd._______—*
tl7%c
Lovett Grocery
(Gar)
of
4-15
,
8
/"
4-13
4-15
1
—:
(quar.
Nunn-Bush
4-15
$1
25c
(quar.)___
proposes
B
Class
4-n
tlOc
-
(quar.)_^_
common
2
5-
(quar.)_.
(New Hamp) (qunr.).:.,.:.'.Engineering, class A (quar.)
Oklahoma
(quar.)
class A
5-
10c
(quar.)___..
"4'
4-30
4-15
>
-
•
—_____—
Breweries,
*4-11
T
14c
and
4c
;
4-15
2
RR.
Noxzema
7
Mines—
split).
Water, 5Vr preferred (quar.)____
Phipps, Inc., 5'At% preferred (quar.)__
Mfg.,
2
.
Northwestern*
two-for-one stock
■nnison
3
5-
"
Welding Machine (quar.)t::.' '10c
Theatres, Inc. (quar,)
12V2C
Extra
4-15
4-
•avenport
an
Stores
gains
6-25
3
6-
5-
Extralv
4-15
$1.50
(Company
,
Merchandise
Class
4-20
60c
„
Corp.
,
Y.
•4-20
37V2c
_:
Transportation Lines
6-
1
$1.12%
C 4quar.),_____
Hardware, common....—7_
preferred' (quar )
;
New .England
4-8
5-14
(quar.)
-
Natural
preferred
Northwest
'
rning
4.50%.
Northern
4-15
,
(quar.)__
com.
^
intinental
6-3
7-
$1 20
preferred (quar.)
-^$4.50,^'preferred 4quar.)
•
4-15
v
20c
Yellowknife
Laundries
4-21
25c
( quar.)
Inc._
$1.10
.
'
4-18
2,
7%c
<■'"
(onsolidated Dry Goods Co. (extra)_
^nsolidated
5-
"
Discovery
(quar ) :
7-1
-
*4%% preferred series 1949 (quar.)a_*_^—$1.12%
..Northern Illinois Corp., common (qu»r. K_"_: " '' '20c
$1^0 -convertible preferred (qua)*.)
'' 37%c
2riS!f v4-18
5
$1.06 »/4
(quar.)
(New Hamp.);
preferred
(quar.)
New. York State lElectric <fe Gas, com.
:
trr-w
- •
(from
4.40%
B
-.-•-3%%
System
Electric
incord
—
Bank
and
Co.^--—
Gas
Power,
11-29
.'
62%c
Inc;-^"
(quar.)
Below
,
4-12
preferred
'12*15
5-31
A
i
5-2
dividend):
tlOc
,
'
A
»
6-3
4-19
N.
Co.
Y.)
7-1
5-20
(stock
capital
Name of Company
3
tlOc
Ltd
Service
class
4-30
—
shown strove is
(N.
1
200%
Co.,
1
payments at this time. )
preceding table. 1
4-29
Nazareth Cement Co.^ (stock
-
<qual\)__
ilumbia Terminals, 6% preferred
incord
4-21'
2
3-31
preferred
6-
!
9-
5c
5-20
7-
5-16
-National
4-14*
Fund,
ilumbia
5-
37% c
loca-Cola Bottling (St. Louis) (quar.
'Tonial
4-
4-15
L.)
6-15
95c
7c
Public
"
5-13
7-1
National Department
4-44
4-30
5-13
convertible
1
Moore-Handley
-M
•
(quar.).;
Co.; Common (quar.)ir
(D.
4-19
55c
ty Title Insurance Co.
..ark
$1
$1.19
Manhattan
ty -Stores
6-
97V2C
Brick
the
on
idends announced ^ this
4-15
National Electric
20c
of -Chase National Bank
name
2
$1.11(4
4-22
-Power, 4%% pfd. tquar.)__
ftesutf of merger issue
5-
$1.0834
5%/
Mcnhattan Bpnk (Initial quar.)
(The)
lase
45c
96lie
(monthly)
9-15
"
1
1
,...
action
no
investment income):.—
Cweeks and:
•
(quar.)
...
'
-
preferred
1
4-36"
-*a|=20 •
(quar.-):::
4.80%
...
_______
4-
,
(quar.)____
Laboratories
6-
9-
5c
>
*" 5- 2
quar.)_:*_*35c
Narragaasettf Electric, 4(4% pfd.
-4j64%-. preferred <quar.)__
(quar.)__
4-15
5-31"
-
-
50C
pfd. (quar.)
6-15
5c
Wood
"
\V '
ntral-Illinois Securities Corp.—
$1.50- convertible
(increased
tlOc
11-29-.
4-29
J30c
^
(quar.)
Co.
5-16
6-15—, -5-16
J
*
(quar.)
B
"Wisconsin
5-2
preferred
-Mooogahela
5-16
J 15c
(quar.)
~
12-15
Monthly
4-11
*
6-13
9c
.
,6-1
B-15
tl2%?
Sewing Machine Corp.—
prior preference (quar.)
Winn &
^
*
$I.183/4
common
A
preferred
Missouri
Products—
Electric
preferred
Milton
-
Directors omitted payment on the Class A
stock at,this time.)
ntral
2
preferred
Miles
tlOc
(quar.)_
Corp.,
Stores
jquar.)
;(quar.)______:_
6-15
tl2MrC
from'-realized
Class
$2
4-11
_
.
25c
Ltd.
tl2%c
:__
Monthly
5-
Co;-(quar.ic.i.
4-15
White
j
•■•-■4-^4'--
■
2
RR.: (quar.)$1.25
Otl,
>
*
.;
5-
4.45%
4-
31 'Ac
/
4-15
$1.24
4.35%,.
'-'•4-
1
-30c
(increased quar.)___
Shoe
3.90%
1
t
Foundry, Ltd.
"30c
,$1.04
Fund; Inc.
G.)
5-31
Plywood, class B (quar,)__
12V2c
-Westminster Paper Co., Ltd., class A (quar.)tl2V2C
6-20
~
Metropolitan: Kdison Co., 3.80%
3.85%-, preferred
(quar.)
t25c
81
Silk
5-16
4-18
2
5-
(quar.)
nadian
6-15
5-
5-
(quar.)J
class
,nadian
4%%
25c
;
:
Foils, Ltd., common
Car
6-20
1
at
(quar;)-
preferred (quar.):.
nadian
7-
'"25c
preferred (quar.K_
$1.32
Class -A
7
Melville
130C
common
6-30
}3c
Bond
(Arthur
4-
"♦'
1
$1.25
partic
McKee
30c
80c "Class 'A-(quar;)_:____
Western Canada
5-21
(quar.)
McColl-Frontenac
6-15
-4-15
4-15
$1.75
(quar;)
common- payment
$1.20
nada
__
___
pfd:
Manhattan
4-15
r
4-28
14c
-___
Water' & Telephone-;,
preferred (quar.)
fiOc
~
95c
common.:
7% *partic-.
Co.,
this: time;
alif.
Co.,
(quar.)
1
"6-30
r&aiff-
rockton
Nashville
4-29
fqtwir.):_:__:
.
B
.
4-15
5-16
« uWestern*
4-20
(quar.)
4-29
10c
—
Webster-Chicago Corp.
-
.4-18
a-
5-31
Mac»ssa---.MteM«,
25C'
iRklge'ThStitance" (Shelby- N^ C. rTqtrar.) ^
1 resumed)
Lt r15' ■"V-I5c
lue
&
Steel
■
2
5-
4-30
(quar.)__.
7c
4quar.)____
tlOc
class
_
4-1
-
. ...
(quar.)
from net
2
$1
Fund—
Light—
prefererd
Livkens
pre¬
V.t
*.
&
preferred
Louisville
.
Mutual
Power
4.96%
5-
—4- 8
5
B
(50c
5-10
•
5
4;
(from net invest¬
-Washington
5- 2 .v_-4-18
87'/2C
(monthly)
1
5-16
4-
4-15
-
4-15*
'.
•«%*Breferred (Aqnar.)
Mutual Investors Fund,
4-15
,4-30.
4-15
5-1
Corp.
(Directors'took
.
J
'
10c
(Initial)
or
5-Id
5
(quah)_—10c
B
5-10
$1
4-23
;
Co.
..
$1
4-11
62 %e-
(quar.)
Pipe
4-23
(quar.)
r
payment at this time.
oreferred
Joint
(quar.)
common
r
■>
-
,t 6-1
6-
10c
(quar.)
Monthly
Monthly
-40c
-
—____
,
$3.50
Lock
4-12
30c
of
Telephone
Lincoln Printing Co.,
4-30
______
Electric
iauner's
lue
(quar.)__—
Co.
Crosse
37»/2C
Corp.:
Telephone
Irtman
-
(quar.)
common - (quire.)-___-_'__;__
preferred
$2.50
cedi
ell
<quar.)_____
Kysor Heater Co. (quar.)
45c /
4-12
preferred - A
preferred »•'(quOT:):i::v.L_____:__;___-'
%
6
4-12
4-30
r ioc
Class-J'B "(qpectrr-Extra
4-30
5c
•
,
1
6-10*
4-30;
30c
:
1'
6-
!68%e*
—Kalamazoo Vegetable Parchment Co.
4-
—
.
'Class^B
.'■
*
.
4-15
4-28
Walker Laboratories—
•
6-15 ;'
•
10c
——$1.75
(quar.
Class
-
4-18 !
6-25
5-17
A
"
^
'•••"'
5- 2
20c
Ciass
•
«
-1*
5-15
25c
;—
income)-
A
,
*
62%c
*
4-15
Cbnstrtrckion
Class
W-v
ap-
Call-
•
4-29
"
50c
lnc-—;
'Viceroy* Mfg.-Co^
5- 9
5-31
4-15"*
•
1
60c
L
A
(quar.)
Gas
&
Funds
S. Vitamin
'4-30
56y*c
:
4-30
15c'
-
Co.
Class
the stockholders and
Stores,
4-14
4-30
(quar.)
Oil
firtah
*
Chemical—
Corporation
preferred
5-16
$1
.
2nd pfd.
4-15
4-18 ;
(quar.)
:
ment
TJ.
5-25
^
4-29
4-29
—
preferred
copv.
United Continental Fund
4-15 7
1
(quar.)
B
preferred-
United
;-
^-15
5-
6-
6-
4-30
'32V2c
200%
(quar.)____i____c-_:___»_
class
4-15
5-16
•
Co.—•
$2.50
Mills
Mfg.
5- 2
4:l2%c
(quar,)_:::-rrirc—
Trade Bank & Trust (New Yorkt -(quar.)
5-6
4-29
20c
$ 1.25
^
(quar.)_
preferred
*5%7"
7%
Trtco
4t22.
1.
Co.,
Finance,
Class
'
5-31.
6-1
*
13%c
(quar.)
_i
Kroger Co.
fomia
-Hv-
4%% 'preferred
preferred
(quar.)
(increased
Kobacker
: 4-18
.
*
50c
4-9
"
16c
45c
(quar;)______
Johnson, 4%
proval of
•
'$1.25
from
•
,
*
*tquar.)_______
4-18
5-1
'
-
(quar.)
Directors proposed*a th-ree-for-one
■*-of 'the
common
shares
subject
4-30
Time
from
derived
Electric
conv.
Aluminum
Common
.
jl2c
interest):—
&
preferred A
Jervis
6-15
;
and
Gas
4-18
Towle
(quarterly
income
6-
4
7-
—L:.
Electric Power—
ppalachian
Inc.
Iowa-HIinois
28 %c
Viscose, common (qnarr)
preferred (quar.)^~i^_= —=-z_z:
Co.
Mutual,.
dividend
(quar.):.
2
5-
$1.12%
preferred
Thomaston
,
Holder§
Payable of Rec.'
6-15
—
Mfg.
pref.
conv:
-vThermold
6-3(1
5-3
Services-
3-16
$1.31%
inerlcan
Clayton
Ltd.,
$2.40
-
Glass
6-1
-
55c
(quar.)
Diversified
Ironrite, Inc.,
40c
31'Ac
._
'fc
preferred
(quar.)_^
Thatcher
7-15-
fl,i
,
When
j
common
Industries
Texas
-
5-2
50c
common
6-30
t
6-30
7-15
•
»
$1.10
4-29
;
$1
(quar.)
Corp.,
t 6-30
7-15
93%o
(quar.)
6-1
.
36e ^ ,>7515-
T
.
(quar;)
Co.
5-17
20c
I-
(Int
common -
(quar.)
Breweries,
Investors
4-20
net
12%C*
.— —
Co.
Finance,
Investors
...
51/4 <!o
marican
1
5-
*•
fz Perm,
.
preferred
4%%
._
—iderson
4.40*.'«)
Interior
25c
343lf
Per
Share-
-
(quar.)
—20c
4.3-2%■* convertible-preferred (quar.)-'— -i_--' - 27c,"
Tfcyiov, Pearson Js Carson (Canada ), Ltd.—
;
»'5*13: v.
preferred
Ingersoll-Rand
'
Industries Inc.- tinitial)
Above
issiid is new Corporate name of
Air-Way Electric Appliance-Corp.
Icn' (R.
C.) Business Machines (qdar.)__
lied Qmttek-Sfts—
—
nerican. Investment (Illinois) —
Common
(quar.)
—
Taylor
•
Co., 1 5 lh
4% -preferred
Payable of Rec.
common
on
(A.)
Intercbemical
.Way
5-31
' 50c;^
common
"Household
..
.
6-13
50c
'
*
Name o,l Company
•j
5% co»nr. preferml• (quar.):
95»-»prefen*{d:dqu^r^i1.37l ?...4»80i
"Havana^Lithographing, ;.6% -pfd^ .(quar.X^-.-,.
37%c,-,'_ 4-15 *, Ml'./: -TelAutograph-Lbcp.-.'■tqpar:)--il----—:——
,-»Horne
Gulf Producing (stock-dividendt:..:.
(Joseph) sCo. t(quar.)
~ 30c~~4-30r::~ '42-21* v
>
Share
r
Holdert
■
.
Payable of Rec.
preferred
-"Harris
announced, but which have not yet reached their
lyment date. •«. ♦
Per
When
Holder t
of Company
-B
$4.25
isly
Name
!(.quar.)„^l
(M. A.), class A cornmofl
Class
When
-
Share
Company
11
RR.—
(quar.)
,
preferred
Refining Co.. 3.75%
—
(s-a)
pfd. B (quar.)
rn
,
_
5-10
6-22
3-25
,
$2.50
5-10
4-25
93%c
5- 2
4-15
"
.
The Commercial and Fimutml. C
12
mmkyL |
(1680)
Central of Georgia
Wholesalers, Ltd.—
5%%
preferred
(s-a)
Atlas Finance Co., $1.60 prior pfd (s-a).
Atlantic
6 'fc
Central
Indiana
Central
Warehouse,
4-30
$1.12',2
4-30
20c
4-30
4-
$1,50
4-15
3-31
$i.5»
7-15
6-30
Banlife
Corp.
Class
,
4-20
Chemical
J
7
Gas
$i
4-14
3-31
Chicago Great Western Ry., common-
1
4-13
Blair
Blue
$2
5-
5-
4
4-
1
6-
1
4-15
5-
2
7-
1
6-22
5%
City
6-22
Clearfield
5-
2
4-21
Semi-annual
Cleveland, Cincinnati,
5-
2
4-21
Cleveland
2
4-15
5-
1
4-15
Clinchfield
3-31
Clinton
$1.25
4-15
$4.50
11-
10-18
4-11
3-31
4-15
3-18
new
preferred
9-
$1.25
&
4-21
Edison
$.150
1-3-56
4-29
4
65c
(quar.)
7-
4-16
3-28
Coast
5-
2
2
4-11
5-
4-11
Ltd.
<B. J.)
4-
1
5-
2
4-
8
1
5-20
1
8-22
Colorado
11-30
11-18
prelerred
~
Fictures
Columbus
Mutual
2
4-20
5-
2
4-20
5-
6-14
Erie
5-31
5-12
Combined
Combustion
2
Steel
5-
Commonwealth
Commonwealth Stock Fund,
4-
2
8
investment
Edison
Co.
„
com.
40c
4-11
3-25
5-
i
3-22
3-31
1
Quarterly
$38c
6-15
Quarterly
$37c
9-15
9-10
$38c
12-15
12-10
5c
4-15
4-
5-
4-
4-29
8
4-29
noc
5-
2
3-31
$25c
4-15
—
3-21
(C.
G.),
Connecticut
$2.06
com
Ligh:
&
preferred
51%C
(quar.)
45c
Ccrp.
2
4-
5
10c
4-15
4-
1
4-30
3-15
$2.04
preferred
(quar.)
$2.20
preferred
(quar.)
55c
$1.90
$2
10c
common
5-
1
4-15
25c
(s-at
5-
1
4-15
5-
1
4-15
4-15
3-28
$1.50
10c
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
Consolidated
$1.50
Chemical
pref.
1
15c
4-15
Class
A.
common
(quar.)
(quar.)
15c
(quar.)
17%c
4-15
3-28
Consolidated
Coppermines
$1.25
4-15
3-23
Consolidated
Dearborn
5c
5-26
5-16
Consolidated Edison Co. of New
prior preferred (quar.).,
Machine
iquar.)
preferred
Inc., 4%
Co.
$1
tquar.)
A
5-
preference.
4-15
4-
4-
$5
5
4-29
8
4-
1
4-
5
5-
1
4-
5
preferred
Metal
Consolidated
Natural
Paper
4-20
Fluor
4-20
Gas
5-
2
4-20
5-
2
4-11
5-
2
4-15
5-
5-16
50c
4-15
3-
7-
8
Consolidated
4-29
4-
8
Class
B
$50c
7-29
7-
8
25c
4-20
3-26
10c
5-16
4-15
Consolidated Royalties, Inc.—
Participating preferred (quar.)
Consolidated Roy.ity Oil (s-a)
16c
Consumers
55c
(quar.)
)
bi-monthly)
Linen
Mills,
Ltd..
2nd
4-
1
$4.50
preferred
5-16
4-29
prelerred
5-
2
4-15
5-
2
4-15
20c
5-
2
4-15
3-11
$1.50
participating
SI.50
participating
$1.50
participating
California
Electric
California
Oregon
Corn
preferred
preferred
preferred
Power,
Power,
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
pfd. (quar.)_.
$3
common
(quar.)..
$4.70
6-
9-10
9-
1
12 Vic
12-10
12-
1
12%c
6-10
75c
5-
1
4-15
—.
40c
4-20
3-31
81.1714
4-15
4-15
3-31
Counselors
...
Fire
Campbell
Canada
6%
Insurance
Soup
Co.
Crushed
preferred
(quar.)—
Association
(s-a)_.
(quar.)—
&
Cut
5%
preferred
Canadian
Canadian
6%
Co..
Ltd.,
(quar.).
Dredge
Fairbanks-Morse
preferred
Canadian
Extra
(quar.
(s-a)—...
Co.
(1954)
4-11
4-
1
50c
5-
2
4-
8
5-
2
4-
8
115c
7%
4-29
4-
5
7-
6-
1
2
&
Class
A
Class
A
11c
4-20
4-
$1
5-
2
$1.06
5-
2
5-
2
4-11
5-
2
4-12
$31c
5-
2
4-12
$25C
5-
2
4-
2
4-15
3-31
$27ViO
4-15
3-31
4-15
3-31
Dajlas Power &
$4.24
Light. S4 pfd,
preferred
4%%
Dana
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
<quar.)__
Corp., 3%%
Bros.
(quar.)
pfd.
"
series A
(quar.)
93%C
(quar.)_—__
A (quar.)
;
Viibiss Co. (quar )
Delaware Power &
4-29
3-31
4-15
3-18.,
5-
2
3-15
~~
;
3-30
(quar.)
6-20
4-15
3-31
4-29
4-20
4-
8
5-
4-
8
6-
2
1
6-30
(quar.)
5-13
6-15
5-31
5-16
8-15
11-15
(quar.)
dividend
5-16
(quar.)
5-16
4-20
5-10
(quar.)
4-20
4-30
(quar.)
4-
4-30
(quar.)
4-
7
7
4-15
3-31
$$2.50
7-
2
6-23
50c
5-
2
4-
Central Canada Investments Ltd.-
Sl.oO
preferred
tmiar >
common
pfd.
4-
8
4-
5
4-21
4-
4-15
3-24
4-11
4-12
25c
I__~I
(increasedlll
4-25
4-15
5-15
5-15
Glass
preference
Ltd.,
(quar.)
Dominion Foundries
4%%
common
Co.,
preferred
preferred
&
»th>%*
$2
prefered
4-15
5-13
4-29
5-13
4-29
iquar.)
+
10c
37Vic
5-
2
4-15
5-
Ltd
2
4-15
+20c
4-15
3-28
$17 Vic
(quar.)
4-15
3-28
$81.12 V6
4-15
3-25
..
be
xo
an
„
..
Net
preferred-
It
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stoi
common
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on
conversi
the
*.|.oq' p:4
this
coi
volving
April
5
income
'
Mr.
of
neighbo
.
^
,
vt
\v
poses
f:
■"
ft#? *<H
of
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tqiur >
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dollars
the
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„
Purolat<
,
,
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prtfrrrcd
31, 1
shares, con
8$
.
Griffin,
4'
itntiia:
Co
Dec.
C».
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......
Co
49c preferred
iquar
Gould
st<
stock
expire
$t »4
it b#
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* n ;*? ,
Tire k R tor
Goodyear T:re
ferred
tisq
pref* rred
Goodyear
comp^
Consolidat
preferred
^
The
preferred
fr.c
preferred
P
«
,
stcokholders
iquar »....
Gladding, McB*an
Glatfelter
181, pp
Public
«
l'
tqwat.t
*,
istock div
Bros,
sha
per
—V.
tu
—
»quar ».
Telephone
*2 -O
incom<
Shares outst
Net
iquar »
preferred
5
—
profit
»quar *
Telephone
4-29
$30c
sales
Net
•'
iquar
5.20 %
$4.50
5-25
Net
Provisions
„
%%tt» t#.,
General
9-14
$10c
Year Endec
t
tsHki»»«—
General Tel-phone Ca.
9-20
2
Be
New
Plough,
*
.ftrtsatet
*Orr«t
iqust.t..
preferred
25c
(quar.)
common
Steel,
(quar.)
.
Gilchrist Co,
3-30
II
»quai'.<,
iqnar
preferred
4'a'*
Gimbel
5-
fU*'
Gem-ral Telephone Co
qf CaWxti#—
7
4-29
Co.,
TankporFTe
York; and V
#><u*
Advertising
preferred
3-10
4-29
fim wf
.
General Steel
6-14
5-16
p»'eye'0*
Ltd
Public Snviv*
6-20
25c
Li
Met)
New
Trucking Coi
mtituec'tv'
tq
tr*
for
iqimr t
preferred
4-11
37 Vic
Coal
General Shoe
Corp.,- com-ni.» «q,,«r »
$3.30 preferied A
>
7
$17 Vic
Va.;
Clinchfield
Co.,
preferred
S4
2
♦40c
Dominion
$6
■
2
____
convertible
Gen?ral
5-
__
Dante
Co.,
Corp.,
oreferred tquar. i_;
25c
Mfg. Corp.,.
Mines, Ltd. (ouar.)_,_"""
Dominguez Oil
Fields
imonthly),
Dominion Bridge, Ltd.
(quar,)
Dominion
Engineering Works, Ltd (s-a)
prino
Corp.,
Coal
-a
Corp.,
«qn*r »,
prelerred
5-
4-
The
romman,,^..,.,.,:^,^,^..
a
Mills
62 Vic
(quar.)
trans)
merchandisin
s:-
Corp.. «j m
Instrument C* rp
«q
66%c
(quar.)
Dome
2nd
vt',
JXT ts-a«
Foods
4-22
4-
42%);
iquar
Electric
37 Vic
Dodge
Extra
$5
6%
4-22
25c
Co.
preferred
5%
25c
Quarterly
Dominion Fabrics,
Ltd.,
%4-
4.
•
p.»>merit
preferred
5%
50c
_
"
a
assi
against
eoramoa.
on
General Outdoor
7
40c
tquar.)_
Dixie Cup Co.. 5%
Dodge & Cox Fund
7%
1
Co.,
4-20
4-30
40c
<quar,)_
A
(quar.)
Match
4-11
37%c
_
Products
Class B
4-25
50c
30c
Giorgio Fruit, class
Diamond
4-11
(as
«'
General Motors
Corp —
$3 75 preferred
iquar »
4-27
4-25
total
versification
"
tquar. W..I
Trail*r Co--
General
4-15
5-16
~"~
„
Denver & Rio Grande
Western RR.—
Detroit A Canada
Tunnel Corp. (quar.)
Detroit Edison Co.
(quar.)
Detroit Gasket &
Mfg. (quar,)
Detroit Steel
Di
4-29
25c
by
t*
^
Market Cold Storage
Co... b't cotv.. preferred
General
5
10c
Light— ~ J
(increased quarterly)
Common
4-
25c
Daystrom, Inc. (quar.)
Dayton Rubber, com.
(quar.)
Class
4-15
K
..eft
Co.
General
De
4-20
Cutter Laboratories
Davidson
5-10
(s-a)_„
5%
4%
4-11
$1.12
3-22
minority inte
Fittston's '
.
«
»
rcghtered
iinterna
General Finance
Corp.—
4-11
4-15
w
v>
i
per
•Includes
Ordinary
6
12-15
50c
.,»
„.
Earnings
*«
a
„.
revenui
Net Income
■
II
■,....
LU
dividend
General
7
A
Total
i
.
3-25
2
12-
class
:
,
Gardm r-Dea.er Co. eommwa
4%. preferred tquar*
General Bakmg Co,
cemmos tq,*ar
General Electric
9-15
5-
12-28
non-cum.
.......
:#**,#•>»
4 *'
a*
Gabriel
6-16
9-29
20c
50c
1-3-56
8-15
Coke
1
81.75
preferred (quar.)
7-
(quar.)
NOc
11-15
Coal &
6-15
$2
$1.75
Publishing Co., com.
Curiiss-Wright Corp.—,
Calendar Y
Barrels of pe
Net tons of c
Corp,
Gamewell
7
8-31
Central
6-30
preferred" (quar")
(quar.)
> t
^
.
„
incorrectly npotiv'sl
FuRon
7
common
(s-a)
4-15
9-
5-31
Sugar
2
6-
11-30
Aguirre
5-
9-28
(quar.)_
preference
4-15
6-28
(quar.).
5%
2
50c
(quar.).
Central
3-31
5-
50c
B
preferred
4-11
10c
(quar.)
B
5%
40c
(quar.)
B
com.
3-28
A
11-30
preferred
4-16
A
(quar.)
Corp.,
5c
(quar.)
(quar.)
class
Class
Stock
4-25
class
Class
4.20%
3-21
5-10
non-cum.
Class
Celotex
3-15
4-15
non-cum.
7-15
com.
4-15
8c
10c
$2
8-31
new
7%
.,M1^,
W.
fining
ei
Pittston
V
were
3-23
$2
(quar.)
Caterpillar Tractor,
$6%c
Fund
8%
'■ tibia*-<■
*.**
tions
10c
Forster.
J.i,
dividend on
Correction:
The
1
4-15
the
feet at the
vi
•
Fruehauf
1
4-
$2
4-15
A
4-
4-15
9-15
(quar.),
Carpenter Paper Co. iquar.)
Carthage Mills, Inc. (quar.)
Catelli Food Products, class
4-25
6-15
;
Ry.
dtock
Stock
Extra
Froedtert
6-15
3-18
$93340
Ohio
7-29
3-25
1
5-16
Light,
1
1
Capital
Power &
8-
4-15
$1.31 Va
(quar.)
preferred
brought
*:
tqusr
tqt-.*r *
Freimtn* t.%.
3
7-
(quar.)
Ltd.
6-15
1
4-25
Refractories, Ltd.—
Estates
Carolina, Clinchfield
1
7-
10-
$6c
(quar.)
7-
110c
$10c
preferred
Canadian
Vickers,
&
6-
SI.13
Cuban-American Sugar—
Ltd.-
Co
preferred
Crum
M
'!.«
S
3
90c
(quar.)
Investment
B
6-
noc
$$1.50
Ltd—
(quar.)
4%%
Carolina
Class
1
1
$1.75
Creamery Package Mfg.
Co., class A (quar.)
Ltd.—
(quar.)
Marconi
(quar.)
Crossett
$18c
preferred
Canadian
1
$$1.25
Ltd.
Investments,
Industries
Common
4Vi %
common
com.
Curtis
(quar.i.
General
Canadian
4-
37 Vic
—
Canadian
7% %
Dock,
&
4-30
4-11
$$1-50
Northern Power Corp., ltd. (quar.
Special 100th anniversary bonus
Special 100th anniversary bonus
Special 100th anniversary bonus..,
Canada Steamship Lines Ltd. (s-a)
Bronze
3-31
5-16
Stone. Ltd.—
(quar.)
Canada
Canadian
4-15
5c
Camden
Cement
50c
$1
Portland
$1.73
37%c
preferred (quar.).—
Packing Corp. (quar.)
California
California
preferred
4-22
77-
20c
Corporate Investors, Ltd., class A
Cott Beverage Corp.
Coty International Corp. (extra)
3-31
$1.50
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
$5.25
4
ai
feet
square
»
Utiiities
series
Fraukim Teles to
ph
Praser Cos^ Ltd.
tq..ar i.
3-31
4-
countrie
339th
Production
series
5-20
$$1.30
tquar.)
Products
Refining Co.,
7% preferred (quar.)
Cornell-Dubilier Electric—
1
12%c
Motors
4-13
4-25
i.
.
iquar.)__
(Toronto) (s-a)
Continental
Stock
$1.13
pfd.
eign
S
»
w.'.
Corp.
$1.13
Gin
Co., 4*2%
preferred (quar.)_
Continental Life Insurance
*
the
Frankenm uli
iqi-ar *...
Franklm Cuvtodma Iur.ii* •-
4
or
which
price
Deliveries
4
tq
19
4' fr'
preferred
$1.12%
4(6%
4-15
$5c
♦
15c
,
Continental
Storage & Distributing Co.—
Fram
of
fixed
♦:
.
,
(quar.)
737c
CO,
•"•#4
Insrr-!
fo
the
Unfilled
.;
Foundation Co, of tana a*
,
(quar.)
(quar.)
$4.52
$20c
(quar.)
com.
Calgary & Edmonton Corp., Ltd. (s-a)
7fc
4-12
40c
preferred (quar.)
partic. pfd. (quar.)
Cold
common
40c
Mfg., common
Jackson Co. (quar.).—
1st
Power,
a
*i
i>- ir;w,»
preferred (quar.i
4V6%
4-15
7-29
quar.)
C.«.
.v
Fund
v
and
strength was
Stockholder
from
Corp.i Ltd. iqoar.*,...»
W*lacev
ft
i%
8
37 Vic
$50c
Co.
*
$5,541,353
•.'',.
■
-
-.
Foremost
3-31
$50c
Corp.
4-
4-15
B
Terminal
2
$1
<quar.)_
(increased
t....
4
,„
compa
duced
„•
Extra
4-20
4-22
York—
(quar.)
Corp.
The
,
Forbes &
$1.25
Products
a
..
iorp
Firestone 'Tire A Rutfwr.
Firtii Siemog. I at. 7 •.•
2
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Consolidated
te*..rd
t m*
1
num'c
$48,745,7
difficulties
<.
tquar
)Marsh»ilt
2
A
Burroughs
5
25c
(increased)
Corp.
to
V.
si
,
equiva
with
smaller
,
.
.
Quarterly
5-
Class
—
4-
Field
Fireman's
5-
Class
preference
1
5
37 %c
Extra
4-12
1
25c
$50c
(quar.)
Ltd., class
1
5-
62%c
J.
preferred
,
corpo
taxes,
*■*4;
■...
;
.
B iquai.t^*-,.,
preferred A H •*#,
*
37 %C
(quar.)
preferred
3-28
5-
5-
presei
depreci
pares
Paper Board.
62 %C
B
equaM"
prior prei-uT'l
Fidelity & Depo ,t ■ M4
Industries—
class
Carp,
Co. ;tgua# *;
5%. '. prelerred B 'tl-.'sr *
Fedsratett DeparLaejif
Ftodntq.. Ilk
5
51c
Extra
3-28
4-15
1
policy
the
This
I if*
Flbreboard
50c
.
(quar.)
5
5
47 %c
(quar.)
(quar.)
partic.
This
>qu*«. i
S>
10%
(quar.)
6-10
Power—
5-
adoptee
market.
„
cu>s
Quarterly
Conn
..*r. .;,
i .*
V
id ,fl4.
prefer:e<f
*
Brewing
Preferred
4-29
4-
8
pi i.
.quar.».«-,
Federal Services f tn.t.Kt
Class
A
tquar
4-15
6-
G.
have
open
H.«, 4-it*.—•
Co.,' f
Mig.
Federal
Confederation
6-
udv
Stock dividend
8
5
(Toronto)
«• r '•
at
Federal Insurant* Co.
Corp.—
Assn.
Edward
imn-4
Piasecki
tT.
Federal Giam.
4-
Life
Own Shan
—
Co
Fairbanks
FaLtail
5-15
Philadel:
■
t*
't«*.
7 <-.'$*
.
Coty.,
Co
preferred
Fanner
4-15
$1.37%
b-**>
|1
4-14
$5c
(quar.)
Co
ExceLior
income)
preferred
to
■
Inc.
3-22
4-
is
maintained.—
expense.—V.
4-28
4-25
.policy
i i 1%
4-15
5c
«
#
RR.
from
c,»iaoiuoks
iFrom
payable on shares out¬
standing after the 200''' stock dividend—
e
ant
ti '%%■
4.16'*
45c
Ltd
Corp..
new
7%
Co.,
9-19
2
4-15
6%%
(quar.)
preferred
Brewing
3-22
75c'
6%
&
.
(quar.)
International
Concord Natural Gas
6%&
(quar.)
convertible
4-11
10-10
+25c
Commonwealth
1
(quar.).
q.,_
<
any
to
was
expected to ii
■
Heatinf Rridbw'tc. Ltd
Railroad
Esqutre,
5-
$5
Ltd
6-15
1
4-15
5-16
(s-a)
Engineering (quar.)
4-
1
7-
2
puttawk
»
It
i'm
.
issue
amounts
■ $
$5 preferred series A vq^ar.)1
4-20
93-ViC
(quar.)_
(final)
Castings,
preferred
Enterprises.
5-11
6-
5-
$1.06 V'<
rqriar.)
,
to
ss sv
.#
fina
to
expansion af
from the i-st
«.
'■
»
..
flbtainec
$5 preferred series A tquar *
$5 preferred series A »q**f
35c
(initial)
preferred
Insurance
Columbus & Southern Ohio Electric
4-20
4-15
pfd.
Serai-annual
4-
2
4-16
Life
$4.25
„■.
tqruwr
Equitable Credit
6-30
Enamel &
$5
Corp.,
expi
$30,0(
funds
n
4
1
tquar *
Empaaum-Ca) *eU
4-15
10c
Columbia
4-20
30C
Budget Finance Plan, common
6%
4-15
1
J
.
i.*s
4-19
5-
.quat o
Oroup A**«x»tef
4-30
$1.18*4
und
are
'
9c
pld. (quar.)
,.
v..,,
*qM*r *
3
i
has
cash
n
'
Employers
schet
highest
contemplat
In order to
bids
'■U
v
Muiwors
5-14
A
.,*r »
*■
Co.
62%c
—
Monthly
4-29
5-20
70c
Products
or
•
»qt^r *
W tlIiam-$H»rt
Extra
Empire
Co.—
Power
Mfg.
Si
87 Vie
class
Corp..
Co., 43,4%
5-10
5-
50c
quar.)
dividend
Steel
«n'
«p
^
»■ %
*quar
Eiecir.c
$25c
(increased)
com,
(quar.)...
Acceptance
Cential
$6c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.,
Colonial Finance
9-
$3.50
Colonial
10%
(stock dividend)
Ltd.-
Breweries
Colgate-Palmolive
6-
37Vic
Brooklyn Union Gas Co. (quar.)
Browlng-Ferris Machinery Co., com.
Buchanan
h hif q*
now
Emerson Radio A
4-15
87 ViC
Ltd.
r
refund
Re,ractorie.q,
Eimira
Clorox Chemical Co.
5%%
Power
-w
t-i *
iqu-r v..,,,*..
preferied
Emhart
4-11
2
5-16
25c
British Columbia Forest Products, Ltd. (quar.)
British Columbia
.v
tU
Products Co., com.
lj'«
3
6-
4-20
5-
4-20
-
(final)
Ordinary bearer
80c
1
25c
;
Sault
Electro
6-ld
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
3*i%
the
W# f '
Elastic-Stop Nut Corp. «f
15c
.
Larger
station,
t
preferred
4-20
5-15
t
$1.12%
(quar,)
(monthly)—
40c
(quar.)
registered
Ordinary
Calif.
Ekco
8
1
British-American Tobacco Co., Ltd.—
$1.50
12-21
4-
contini
spei
super-press
a
ii y#
4
pfd
3i
th
to
1&45.
t Sq
tquar
Industries,
5'("
6-21
Louis
St.
com.
1
1
$1.25
—
Chicago
(quar.)
Eastern
57-
1
15c
(quar.).—
Bristol-Myers Co.,
Nernout*.
of
meet
years,
t ■*
1 (MR-
preferred
parttc
$1.75
5
$1
par
«
*• ■*
pr*i*TT#&
$1.50
(quar.).
(s-a)
Illuminating,
Coal
Foods
3-15
4-11
50c
(initial)—
common
Ry.
5-
20%
$3.50
To
i
sa
is
plans
A
«.***
SulUvan Mine*.
4'*
6-
3-22
Caldwell
8-15
1"
3-31
Butler
1
8%
15c
4-29
common
increase
#
Eastern Bakeries, Lid
15c
4-15
Byron
5-18
Monthly
1
15C
Bush
4-15
I
East
preferred (quar.)
preferred
Coghlin
(quar.)
A
Metals
•Li '"5kd
Monthly
5c
class
residential
<■
Dunron Co.,
6
,
the
electricity
de
Pont
c;
Rinclifl
Philadelphia
>
of Canada
Col lee Co..
$4.50
5-16
30c
—
7%
15c
com.
*n
will
G.
During
*»«*»
preferied tquar ^
du
4-
15c
Green
&
1
25c
3-31
25c
(resumed)
preferred
R.
tquar J
Furniture
Pont Co.
phenoi
Valley
iquar> t
A
+25c
—
(quar.)—
5%
Edison Co.
Burger
A
Class
3-28
40c
Burns
Class
4-10
"
Inc.,
Bullock's
4-18
2
$10c
(quar.)
dividend
Die
2
5-
4-22
(quar.)
Buell
5-
$1
4-15
(quar.)
5%
25c
20c
—
Mahoning
Electric
4-15
Fund
60c
&
Ry. Co., 5%
Bridgeport Hydraulic
Briggs Mfg. Co.
6%
Duncan
S1.25
Co.,
Baking,
5-
50c
(quar.)
preferred
Buckeye
Service
Cities
3-10
4-15
20c
Corp.
Stock
Ducommuri
7
quar.).
(quar.)
9-22
preferred (quar.)
New
7
4-
(quar.)
9-22
12 Vic
(Geo. W.)
Corp. (quar.)
i
Borg-Warner Corp.. com. (increased
Bowling
(increased
prelerred
preferred
1
(quar.)
common
The
i'iMwSH'
Common
Cincinnati, New Orleans & Texas Pacific Ry.
3
$50c
Borg
Boston
4-
1
€»,
Che mice*
Dow
Du
50c
Co.
Fisheries,
3%%
Common
4
4-15
3
tquar.)
(Calif.).
Bostitch,
1
5-
■;
.
Quarterly
Bondstock
4%
5-
$1
15c
W.)
Stock
5
A
7-
A tquar.)__
Gorhara, Inc.—
&
Bell, Inc.
Booth
class
75c
Quarterly
Blum's
5-
,
$1.50
(increased)
(E.
3-30
5-16
.*'„i
corn...
Philadel]
t.; a
*
preferred iqu^r i
Donnscona Pap*r Co,
4-15
—
Illinois RR.,
10-
<quar.)_
common
Holdings Corp.
Bliss
(quar.)
*
.
List
7*>
7
class A
i<
■
3-25
Chicago Molded Products Corp.
$2
„
Co.
20c
4-15
Corp.
Chicago & Eastern
I vq
La
tquar)
Text tie
87 %c
4-25
Chicago
1
10-
(quar.)
Ltd.,
preferied
A
3-28
Volume 18
«<*»** i
tas B
Common
Drexel
3-23
2%%
(quar.i
Starr
4-15
Dummtoc
Dominion
50C
4-
2%%
Co..
Hats,
Class
3-28
$1.12%
4-15
5c
.
Works
Iron
preferred
Black,
3-31
4-15
income)
preferred (quar.)
:
Chesapeake Corp. (Va.) (quar.).
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry.— >
~
3%% convertible preferred (quar.)
4Mi %
5c
Watch Co.
JBiltmore
4-11
4-15
(m
a
U4.
Cml t'wp
15c
4-20
common
dividend
Foods
2
4-15
net
from
9-30
15c
(quar.).
common
Apartments, Inc.—
preferred (quar.)
$3 prior preferred (quar.)—.
Bell Telephone CP. of Canada (quar.)
5%
5-
t
&
,
Square Or»,
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co.—-
dividend
Berkshire
(increased
Inc.
*
Dominion Steel A
40c
——
4-15
50c
Optical,
Dominion
20c
A
12-30
Ltd.—
(quar.)
Distilling,
9
19c
(quar.)
(quar.)
class
4-27
$50c
(s-a;
1st
Best
Fund,
investment
;
Beaux-Arts
Belmont
Gas.
10-14
Common
Benrus
12- «
1-13-56
+75c
Lornb
Corp.
Beam * (J.
B.)
$6
12-20
20c
(increased quar.)
(quar.)
&
Baystate
Stock
$1.25
65c
(quar.).
com.
Y.)
Paper
&
Power
stock
(quar.)
_—
A
Bausch
9-
45c
(quar.)_
(N.
Bartgis Bros. Co. (quar.)
Bates & Innes, Ltd., class A
Bathurst
9-20
40c
Co.
Trust Co.
Bankers
$1.25
25c
$1.50
$1.50
Hydro-Electric,
.3angor
(quar.)
CUktetf
Quarterly
Chenango & Unadilla Telephone—
quar.)
i
Rubber
Baldwin
6-10
4-20
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
preferred
prelerred
6*»
4
4-15
Piano Co.
Baldwin
e%
4-
4-30
$1.12 Vi
preferred <quar.)__
4%% preferred (1947 series)
(quar.)
Baldwin-Lima Hamilton Corp. (quar.>~
6%
4-25
30c
4%%
6-20
40c
5-
22c
Ayres <L. S.) & Co..
$1.25
Central Hudson Gas & Electric Corp
4-20
1
(quar.)
and B
preferred series A and B
preferred series A and B
30c
preference (quar.)
(from invest, income)
Company
Dominicn
preferred series A
5%
Name
Payable of Rec.
Ry. Co.—
5%
*
prior
convertible
$1 20
Axe-Houghton Fund B
Share
>
.
5%
9
4-
4-15
80c
•
5-16
1
6-
$55c
♦
Co.-
Nichols &
Austin,
Name of Company
*
Payable of Rec.
Holders
When
Per
Holders
When
Per
Share
Name of Company
,
*{
The com;
declared
.•
31,
the
on
,.s
the
last
outstand
Purolator
r
..
Griffin
iu-*'
o
in 463,197
Dec.
•
Be
on
$1,367,860
*
_
{Corn:
.
in
and
advantage
l
vn
|
:C
4€
»•
of
1954.
Tk
Phm*
Co^r-.tMat and Financial Chronicle
Number 54If
Volume 181
(1677)
9
*»*
I
-f
-
The
*
-
Valley
A®*
R.
will
G.
the
Philadelphia
J.
this
carry
residential
tf
"
compel
five
past
these
years,
continuing
It*
1S45.
Larger,
1 *#■
a
*"
♦*
«
:
the
*j*-
?•'
11 ;»«
A. *4
turbine
scheduled
highest
for
In order
to
under
are
expected
refund
r~'
:
expansion
from
€
iv*r
'•
,4
employees.
announced that
hmJ
tor
policy ' is-'to
dividmda it
181, p. Ib03,
maintained.—V.
t*
I
Edward
4
***»
.
G.
.
■7
adopted
open
Sale#
r*te,"
(raid
of
.Turchase
15
to
1
#■
strength
*
V
' *»•*
/«
««•♦*
t -.**4
#t#r*to. d!*#..*,-
o
after;
00,
*
$*
which
fixed
*
,
of
price
3t'-
tftc.,
4*
^
eign
#
countries,.-were
the
feet at
the
&
*•
Net
-/■■■■<
of
tons
Total
of
241000
May, TbttAt.
to-,*
I*#.,
»5fe y*^>
*«
Net
Earnings
square
$#'•*(*
>
•Includes
r<"
•
,
..#4
by
total
25th
,--i.
,-.
S.5.BHt».(>?I
}*,7't|,34|
A 111 *44#
••',11!7
ISm.t0O.o«.i
V4-;
;>i ;-4*|.*74 #1#
*1.480,531
> •
v.
v
,
,
#2 3d
;
(as
against 49%
in
for
iu
to*
income
gross
tod fey
mar
was
which
of
«'
-I
4
$
.'.-t
*
* <4
•
*
•.'#.;
*
42%);
The
to
t
tod
# «•*»
*190 000.000..
fin,**'
»*
Coal
tft
J'*
Co.,
a4
Warri.wuaiii*.
and
ugamst #-2
W*1
(against
«
*.*• K
*
and
other
Clinchfield
Corp.,
Fuel
New
Co..
*t to
Chn.
Pittston
York;
Cj-»i
Corp.
New
York;
taavt- t iiiwbfwld Export Coal
jno }•»
Sp*rtai«&.*i*, JS
Routb
.ry
C
Coal
ft#>"
York.
N •*
(«>?.
United
State#
Trucking Corp., New York; lade**«««-»...
lite., New York;
TankporfTerminals, Inc., Jet*** CYv
-larfteri Corp.. New
York; and Valentine Transport#*;.^ Corp, V* Y0ik.--V. l8i, p. Ib03.
«
%4
4
JUKr.
ft*
V
t
(& Sub*.)—Earnings Show Cain—
Plough, Inc.
sales
Net
profit
other
and
before
Provisions
inrOitt*
taxes^,.■-.
| )AbM
•
,
Net
and
181,
503.000
450 OOO
$1 41
r
1 ■
4#
company
preferred
ferred
stock
tia
expire
on
v
record
for
May
Rights to Subscribe
stock.—V.
common
slu
21
tot
r**
beginning
181.
of
share
«m*
*ttok
I#
* A
**.1 tor
Dto#
Im.»
tokl,
*101
of
*i
<? 4 ■
■#
To
three
share#
of
1441
p.
Power
UlM
4
has
company
scto-dukd
Operating revenues for
r*
income
?*
,«
><»•
Mr.
gained
10.8%
McLaughlin
neighborhood
"It
will
estimaies
from
poses
in
necessary
outside
f.v*
years,
in¬
Jorniioidrri
mx\
on
.4.
*o *2**19.880. while tot
*.» oj
*t
»»t
1#
+
\
add*.-
"wnl
"t
be
the
in
pur¬
million
several
31,
shares,
Griffin,
ported
Board
*l **
*
$1,377,529.
Chairman,
for
463,197
United
The
Dec.
31,
the
on
the
1954.
last
day
rq
common
the
earnings
;»
If-■; u
M
* #»4
ar.d
-to
year
for
sio*
the
s
v
1954
the
net
the
at
the
RCA -Victor
than
$3.98.—V.
to
30%
181,
the
rpm
1603.
p.
«
5
tACt.s.i
*'
from
the
formed
was
GIVING
sale
—V.
«■*■ \,t
*
u>•'*
«ie
Tie
#t, ted
of
h
to*
»* ..a
*
*•
laws
PRESENT
TO
of
Delaware
FINANCING
en
even
tew
urn*
tfje
t**r\
the
$16,249,0CG)
North
company's
capacity
filed
company
15,
1955,
2708.
p.
additional
estimated
debentures
new
cos#
to
of
additional
and
1348.
p.
With
SEC—
registration
a
covering
1955—4 Wks.—1954
60,000
state¬
participating
:
1955—12 Wks.—1954
$
$
$
133,720,174
122,423,031
395,203.636
364,308 649
12,479,002
11,180,393
36,868,227
33,270 88s
181,
1206.
p.
Francis Hospital, Milwaukee,
B. C. Ziegler &
Co., West
Wis.—Notes
Offered
Bend, Wis., in March offered
$2,500,000 of 3%-3.85% first mortgage notes,
due quarterly from
July 1, 1957 to July 1, 1972, inclusive.
publicly
notes
Counsel
lli.
are
•
unconditionally
Province
The
notes
Felician
are
in
Sisters
guaranteed
the
of
Order
bv
of
denominations of $10,000,
St. Louis, Brownsville
February—
from
railway
Net
from
ry.
Mother
St.
of
Francis,
Good
Chicago,
$5,000 and $1,000.
for
mining
begun construction of
111.,
of
expects
company
Park
to
to
Henry
television
which
building,
will contain
295,973
income—_
408,545
more
Net
Net
ry.
—V.
i
929,459
will
leave
future
for
Net
ry.
■'■'900,000 shs.
claims.—V.
181,
p.
F.
manufacturing
later
expand
and
is
on
and
a
from
ry.
operations
radio
of
the
v'-.
expected
—V.
a
balance
to
completed
be
about
of
1952
$9,755,125
1,764.805
2,009,456
income
995,504
773,771
930,518
railway
637,221"
18,308,083
19,152,073
20.344,616
19,918,504
3,625,678
3,714,082
4,343,599
4,091,911
1 825,156
1,374,902
1,973,442
1,796,257
railway
181,
v--';'
1206.
p.
Louis Southwestern
Railway
Railway
operating
Net
from
oper.
Ry.—Earnings—
1955—Month—1954
1955—2 Mos.—1954
$4,872,849
$4,966,383
$9,584,515
exps.
2,952,624
3,185,667
6,003,868
6,459,369
ops.
$1,920,225
$1,780,716
$3,530,647
$3,462,782
inc..
762,059
651,966
1,393,975
*506,507
revenue.
$9,922,151
by
Net
rev.
ry.
operating
ry.
*Def'icit.—V.
420,000
181,
1206.
p.
San Antonio, Uvalde &
February-
square
Net
ry.
1954
1952
1953
•
$10,439,761 $10,929,214
2,209,313
2,640,311
1,103,888
1,157,795
1,162,812
1,298,162
18,239,729
18,981,453
21,989,967
railway—
5,305,361
2,587,205
4,062,284
income-:.
4,509,485
4,946,941
2,352,479
2,480,116
$231,426
"1,706
"51,778
♦125,370
♦45,849
"75,322
"121,733
521,217
574,731
651,647
656,051
income...
oper.
from
railway
railway
...
"30,605
17,678
21,063
79,905
income...
oper.
♦199,284
♦142,455
"135,173
"65,75»
'Deficit.—V.
.
181,
1316.
p.
Santa Fe Western Gas & Uranium Corp., Albuquerque,
N. M.—Files With Securities and Exchange Commission
letter
A
74,981
of
notification
shares
share
per
of
and
Hayes
of
Edward
Greene
&
Rochester,
filed
was
stock
common
through
Corp.
1206.
1952
$316,539
29,122
from
ry-.
22,739,705
2,243,085
1953
$297,417
•'44,355
From Jan. 1—
Net
2,285,271
-Earnings-
1954
$236,912
railway..
from
Net
Gulf RR.
1955
railway
from
Gross
$9,142,660
income..
p.
1953
$9,567,919
1,745,788
oper. 'Income...
St.
expansion.
1955
cper.
1954
$9,192,138
Period End. Feb! 28—
all of Raytheon television's metal-
1,851,496
railway..
181,
—Earnings—■
1955
2,033,452
from
and
From Jan, 1—
Net
233,152
$9,058,364
oper.
ry.
ware¬
624,000
Vice-President
Argento,
$8,925,493
railway
railway.—_
oper.
642,607
344,789
railway
railway...
from
Net
Earnings—
February—
from
639,783
468,338
From Jan. 1—
Gross
414.
accounting and
sales,
Reading Co.-
ry.
739,113
694,540
income...
oper.
from
Gross
Net
2.866,435
181, p. 1316.
Net
1603.
from
71,579
2,878,534
St. Louis-San Francisco Ry
merchandising offices, and
major production facilities of the television and; radio operations will
remain
at the main
plant at 5921 West Dickens Avenue.—V. 181,
lrom
214,614
2,930,159
February—
space.
site
headquarters,
Net
229,094
3,125,925
from
added
structure
total
1952
$1,408,796
373.372
railway
from railway.
and
be
requires
the
1953
$1,451,304
355,880
From Jan. 1—
Gross
for
will
1954
$1,432,562
514,654
.-..
203,874 square-foot plant
a
nucleus
the
as
the
used
Mexico Ry. —Earnings—
$1,581,940
railway..—
oper.
&
1955
Gross
Outstanding
1,500,000 shs.
—
Issued
shares
has
painting
initial
of
The
Remington Rand Inc.—Announces New Univac—
Announcement
V.
of
resulted
an
Santa's
advanced model of the world-
Rand
Remington
division .
Described
as
the
most
powerful business computer in production
today—the new version of the "giant brain' will double the speed
and capacity of the current Univac.
"An expanded high-speed mem¬
ory system capable of retaining 24,000 characters,
and able to exe¬
cute instructions at the rate of 8,000 per minute makes this possible,"
computer
Parker
Mr.
N,
of
the
Alfred
New
SEC
cent)
one
Otis,
all
Co.,
with
(par
V.
York
Feb.
on
to
be
25
Hunter
City,
covering
offered
Kruhm,
1.06V4
at
Securities
Lawrence
and
A.
Y.
of
thousands of
II
of the new Univac II is made up ot
"beads,"
or
cores,
\vhi;h
store
the
feature
core
magnetic
tiny
items
and
instructions
of
information
which
the
Univac
processes.
magentic core memory has been tested in the Univac
made by the company's Engineering Research
in St. Paul, Minn.," Mr. Parker added.
tew
Scientific
computer,
Associations
Division
the
He
added
tional
of
Reo
The
are
Mr.
the
that
cores,
pacity
most
experience
computer,"
optimistic
of
this
magnetic core memory
and its design and
of the new Univac II
expectations
fundamental, bases
Parker said.
magnetic core memory system, with addi¬
120,000 characters—almost 10 times the ca¬
Univac.—V. 181, p. 1443.
■
new
retain
can
current
the
reliability
and
performance
exceeded
National
agent
for
City
547,502
basis
Reserve
of
dividend.
to
Revenue
Mr.
take
Act
tota.ed $212,-
corporation in
covering
Bank of New York has
shares of common stock.
been
appointed
(par
$1)
to
at
$500
stock
used
promissory
for
The
Chemical
and delivered
4 'V^
bonds
paying
p.
11C7.
an
Corn
G.
Bank,
New
York,
has
authenticated
and
A
due
June
registrar,
it
1,
1980,
was
amount first mortgage
for which the bank is trustee,
announced
on
April
7.—V.
180,
Inc.,
Sedalia,
Colo.—
in
units
letter
of
notification
certificates
of
$409
of
without underwriting.
capital,
Power
a
60,000 shares of
and
for
class
notes
and
The
the
100
SEC
of
common
proceeds
: '
etc.;
with
$240,000
B
10-
stock
shares
of
to
be
are
;
,
Corp., Muskegon, Mich.—Stock Offered
Becker
& Co., Inc., headed an underwriting
April 5 offered 100,000 shares of common
stock (par $10) at a price of $15.25 a share. Of the total
group
which
shares,
50,000
on
50,000
are
being issued by the company
being sold by certain shareholders.
are
FROCEEDS—The
fcr
of
capital
additions
production
will
company
and
its
use
improvements,
proceeds
from
principally
for
and
the
stock sale
the
expansion
facilities.
BUSINESS—Company
produces
piston
rings
and
other
metallic
sealing rings in three plants in the United States and one in Canada*
EARNINGS—Earnings in 1954
mon
$1,081,916 equal to $2.70
were
EFFECT
GIVING
TO
PRESENT
loan
term
stock
term
said
which
$3,000,000.
prepayment
after
com¬
FINANCING
Authorized
"3Vi'U
year
a
share.
♦The
additional $25,000,000 principal
series
agent
Exchange
unit,
per
filed
subscription
notes
offered
working
Sealed
—A.
be
semi-annually
Mining Co.—Sells Additional Bonds—
of Colorado,
March
^reorganization
57c
year
Common
issued
higher.
The
CAPITALIZATION
Holding Corp.—Transfer Agent—
First
transfer
Workshop
Files With Securities, and Exchange Commission—
said.
magnetic
thousands
sales
business
were
the
"Univac II,"
the
of
Univac, with the latest electronic develop¬
ments including a magnetic core memory system, was made on April 7
by John E. Parker, Vice-President in charge of the company's elecfamed
'
this
decided
*
kit
Wildam
(he stock
bee»
%»:~i
442,023
on
rloto
shares
the
is
production
St.
these
of
the
under
EFFECT
cents)
10
(par
Park,
units
The
feet
#u<k dividend was
tne
tr#"«
Fund.—rV.- 179,
sales
Net
■
proceeds
site,
space
program
Pnvdent. re¬
providing
*nd
the
aggregating
early in May.—V. 172,
March
sales.—
Canadian
cabinet construction facilities with a portion
warehousing, Mr. Argento said.
to the building in the future, he said, as
Raytheon's consolidation program progresses and as the manufacturing
the
More
ended
year
UXe#.
,
1974
of
company funds,
to re¬
debt
and
preferred
the mill
of 420-540 tons of
pulp per day.
approved by the stockholders,
it is
investment
on
new
funded
Fund, Phila., Pa.—Registers
SEC
the
$
Domestic
of
33 Ms
the
of
made
Period End. Mar. 26—
salvation
first
on
and
with
subsidiaries
are
offering
of
to
would
Co.
&
sale
The
600,000
Melrose
working.
of
alter
*eie
i«»tne
I
These deductions, net t.4 #>^,4 •'
i
tf-t
and
Mr.
Layte expi*thel u-t
advantage of certain expen# cieruct m
1954.
be
the
Safeway Stores, Inc.—March Sales Increased—
1955 "
Division.
to
proving
'1
business
1933,
f -f
re'umg
{m
p#v*o.e
smcr
Griffin
of
is
of 'more
$5.95
April 4.
on
1954.
stock
operating
fcha'-e
p°r
»*#.'»
*
outstanding shares prior to rfe
Purolator's
uon' tef
j.«;
*it
report
1954.
However,
of
from
September of this year,
IHi
p
th,*. r
e-trr.i.,®
S:ates
26,
shares of
and
Net
6.
Nov.
on
of
$975 900
The company's annual
declared
in
ft
income
with
April
on
$1,367,860
|v
net
was
1954,
compared
of
.
by
reductions
according
Manager
of
the
"The
Products, Ine.«- Earf U £# Ri<c—
Consolidated
Dec.
*
affected
months
company.
has
S ¥ '
price
facilities
"Toe
of
t#f,
s.iare.
Ut eoi'strurtion
N»
-*
fwnoi'm
SM
111:
25.
square-foot
K.h*re,
n
■!
'a «.
#
N.>i
f «r
't#
or
1955
source#-~ H
dollars," Mr. McLaughlin
Purolator
records
April 4 by Emanuel Sacks,
Victor Record
RCA
pioneered
we
introduced
plan
in
company
The
tli^t
$4,800,900"
of
be
#*;■*■ ■*
">■} 4 \
#14,1
'
it
Major
program,
1954 fn.
to
tW r.e*i
<A»*
*
volving $75,000,000, Frank M<.L*
April 5 in the annual report
lit
—Schedules
<
keep abreast of estimated to***'
this
Manager,
all
three
of
first
on
to
Melrose
housing
to
and
Plant Expansion—
»: •-#
i 3f*W«
The
In
tionic
Sound
the
reported
Net
pre¬
right#
»bare
per
the
Stanley
expansion of
mill expansion
total
a
stock
common
common
«
Puget
in
the
its
£iilp
to
be
debentures
outstanding
changes
the
will
Philadelphia
with
Raytheon Manufacturing Co.—Increasing Facilities—
cumulative
by
riptjon
*
sutoerjjK**® $r»
The
ratio
4 20%
411
*10Q-iur»v*n.t>i*>>
to#
April I* fa® tto
each
9.
conversion
the
It 94-
(par
of
§*%«
oftof
propose^
stock
sales
on
during
Authorized
—V.
The
stcokholders
ii
Aug.
Net
«
to.
used
Gross
Public Service Co. of Indian*, Inc.—
e
price
'Includes
$1.30
,
is*
it
which
bringing, them
Common
485.000
*587.251
208 and 1200,
pn.
This
fast,
Net
•A.to.fcfW
P|wai#N»
share—
per
—V.
volume
was
General
CAPITALIZATION
1.072.251
450 000
taxes
Shares outstanding
C*%
dollar
reduction
quarter
announced
be
Gross
afte.r
that
additional
together
increase
or
corporate
stock
of
proposed
The
would
Rittenhouse
billion
the
Gross 'from
i'*2# »2I 3tol *19.605,708
..,
„.,
Federal income ##to#
for
income
a
coming
|953
*■
Net
now
it's
properties under consideration consist of
two groups < the Ranger Lake and Saymo Lake groups) of 15 claims
each,
a
total
of
30
claims,
containing 1,200
acres
more
or
less.
The properties are located in the Province of Ontario, Canada.
V '
p.
1951
Year Ended Dec. 31—
Net
is
"It
and
the
stock
increase
would
offering.
the
and
company
and
stock
used,
presently
one-third
expected
be
mill.
par
value
conversion1 of
common
This
that Morgan
underwrite both
to
of
sale
finance
puip
ment
throughout the country."
new
General
»,
of
subsidtori»#
Boston;
any
said.
color,
shares are
repay a
loan of $10,000; to pay for surveying, prosIK'itlng and exploring claims; for development work, and for working
capital, etc. (including acquisition of certain claims).
to
Di¬
't-rrMlut-U,
Clnn fefii id Coal
Corp., Dante, Va.; Compa«D Cv*l to
<
W Vat,; L.iiibrook
Coal Co.,
Lillybrook, W. Va ; A-r.ifo
* # C *»*i Co,,
tiilybroob.
W. Va.; Metropolitan Petroleoa* Cos 4
Xe# X-.-fa
Murium* Petroleum
Corp., New York; Globe Fu»f **•««.*!t a
Chi, «>«o,
Metropolitan
principal
in
price
resulted
was
to* t <\f> tu. »r#*-*h measured
#
1933»; co;»i #r»4*»
transportation
merchandising, 2%
of-
Corp., New York; Lawrence A. Hayes Co.,
Rochester, N. Yf; and Ned J. Bowman Co., Salt Lake
City, Utah; "as a speculation," has been completed, it
*2 15
"
■
Seidel
help
common
tof'Ol- tortawu# Utt« and!
sale
on.
year
assets,
versification
it
1951
product#.'.stoldU;."v3« to» 41*
sold.-4.;*,
profit
Pittston's
If
the
par.-stock.
the
par
cents) recently made at $1 per share by James Anthony
•
minority interest of $6rf,833;
^
«
i^S*
income- after.
per
increase
preceding
BUSINESS—Corporation
:-!p ,,
taxesJ£»i«:'4'. ':"«
share of common Mmi
revenue
■
*1
1
perhaps
or
Mr.
to
about
furnishing sales
year
during our
home
annually."
of
#uept#irte
edditft*
tf#
to
ws-'Ato,«■*«■*.
*rc*
ife*
Co.—Highlight* from Wl Report--* ^
coal
billion
PROCEEDS—The
t
plant
liiik
total'area oc« npto<i
1954.—V. !«!, p
petroleum
year,
advent
the
in
the
The
for¬
d*»v
*«».
Calendar Year—
Barrels
next
television,"
With
increases
for
of
of
of
and
$5
common
to
offering
an
common
of
$5,800,000
.
the
and
-
company
of
amount
share,
of
contemplated
would
Carolina
Vice-President, Consumer Products,
continued high industry-wide level
a
is
outlined
the
company's
sinking tund
a
make
stock
all
and
unbelievable
sell
corporate
and
of
increase
per
shares
$10
26,
763,837 shares.
stockholders were
advised
of
the
new
issue of $15,000,000 25-year
time,
to
proceeds
stock
•
year,
in
be
recent
the
dealers
end of
Pittston
*
"almost
an
.
opportunity
two
30%
the
on
> T
at
Ranger Lake Uranium Co., Ltd. (Del.)—Stock Sold—
An offering of 300,000 shares of common stock (par 10
type-,
4 '*•
»i
Executive
1954
new
stock
It
RCA Victor Records Sales Up 30%—
iciord.;,
Amy and
««). fr4>t,
type
were
leased
of
the
brought
that
facilities
feet
square
"V.jf
The
by
the
authorized
$10*
Hamilton,
major
April
company.
shares,
to
$5
Walker
certain
on
reincorporation
the
2,000,000
from
underwriting "groups
common
of
and
of
the
of
outstanding
of
to
and
debentures
all-time
an
plans
common
same
plans
units
The
»«ww*titt
•
'to
eompiewil
of
aircraft
339th
Production
r: yi
-fcy
»*>#
•
HUP-typ#
the
of
reached
sales.
this
ill
ahead
predicted
He
which
receivers,
re¬
ItOttflOO.-
•#«-#
shares
the
debentures
Securities
of
as
approxlmatciy #*•«
of
1.
lop
year
pwrii
contracts.
Deliveries
*:
Seidel,
A.
greatest
xs
television
running
are
April
will
vf
figure.
orders,
1 Ma
Board
stockholders
contemplate
to
509,225
outstanding
further
v*!:'=*'i"'?:*-
.
Victor
prilcing structure
*1 f}"4.32# .to• I#'
•**. «p *1,629.009
t*ow
mrr###*,*4 'it*
*.#htlj}-
■
the
the
stockholders
the
increase
stock
common
of
At
the
..
Vice-President and
••'.
•
to
changes
law,
1,000,000
from
the
into
sales of
" Si • s,
on
"This increase is particularly significant because it follows the preChrtotrnas period, generally considered to be the highest volume quarter
cf th* year," Mr. Sacks said.
"We are convinced that the simplified
'
'«.
•
*pv> •<
►"ini
Wukmg 4*of
1954.
1953
Unfilled
Robert
profits
over
«
#»
w»rtX
equity
for
the
from
'
lowered
net
improved m
was
55,541,353
f" iujl
■
the
Stockholders'
*.*■
.
;
which
and
RCA
year,
on
A
turnings Lower
S>t| of f i 3fa#3*|,
$116,205
of
the
industry.
by
compare.} *l*lr ■*«.", * * * -s- *#» I"X.
company's annual report
#»*»• '
*V.«f ,»4 e#n»n* ttohfthUt
duced
earnings
•
1603.
television set
director#;;
t* • th*-••
$48,745,108
The
difficulties
of
hletime,
t It
■'#♦« • ^
X., Thi# cotpares
with 1953 earning# of
H* >4% pt.- * i'» «wr "hftrc.1 t#y the
smaller number of share# |to?i ♦*»*•*»• It .*»#• tt» 'iil-ft 'imoattN
''•• #
stock
manufacture of Puralotor's large tank-type i,
company is
experiencing a steadily increasing ;
another
Puraiator plant is located
at Ringtown,
Pa.
it
.vti-i'lhil..tie#
?4
with
compared
as
which
p.
181.
high last
I'\W at#
w-tiMt
«r#
$13,413,660
oi
exclusively
for
Still
.•
•> at f;1* iceapaw« toittotd
»;.**. ^ to ,#*«*♦«*, *•*, to
**$ & lr*s*
corporation retoidt* net
equivalent to 13.11 pet
taxes,
under
Radio Corp. of America—Sales of RCA Victor Televi¬
sion Receivers Running Ahead of 1954 Record Mark-
**p*cf..
*
' W#.
Piasecki Helicopter
This
tm
with
compared
as
Total
year.
by
on
financing
corporate
Delaware
deem
the annostitoo e»« «*.'<*«• *.-» *»««-|| I# to pttfer#bl# =
at.-the- present time to a pro **'* r-rt o 1 of #*•}* #<»vinm* .
fromyidepreciation, dephtf,* ma#
•#»*## of., to Iff#** •
expense.—V. 180, p. 229"»,
.
previous
Corporate Changes and
Financing—
->
of
advised
4
voted
proposed
The
was
demand.
;*
#1
1954
the
Plans
—
Chairman
April
be
form
This
• £ :*
31,
of
Corp.
Riegel,
on
to
certain
increasing
—V.
#*4
#• X,Ji4,k.-t
close
L.
President,
changes
stockholders.
market.
policy,
of
the
Dec.
at
at
1953.
in
plant
lliter*.
for.
anil
cxcrpi
>«Ar\
PresUftnt <tm Mp*'* ?' »i'r
policy
a
$24,132,583-
with
aggregated $4,322,788.
1953.
dollar
Fox,
■have
1954,
devo.ed
Own Shares-
(Ms*
compared
31,
was $7,537,106 as compared
Stockholders 'investment rose to;
1953.
31,
$6,377,328
Currency)
"The
Philadelphia & R«*ittaf €
Riegel Paper
New Debenture and Stock
per
the
S.
and
14*
$3.60
demands for Purolator filters in this country, a
opened in January,
1955,
at Allentown,
Pa.
This
acquisition represents approximately 40,000 square feet which is being
%• ith
♦»>><««*.
*>♦»••}*» a
* *
*. *<.•*
pay
Dec.
wr| pr@*«n#
Jwr
ft-11 ato'r-y*
of
To meet
*4
&s*4
*#«* ? ft#*
t*.*
.a
<
I
•#•. *■ •'• j -
c»o»j»o«
to
each
new
«w«p#ny
i»m n-ft
•
at
,b»«
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-4 »•*«•.¥
w
*«»*
to
senior
**H%
»**
w»M
tin*
»* *♦<♦»
* »•-
*
-
^fwrmt#
r»»
myitis
»
,
'' I*""
expected to increase to *2,3# • «h, *a
«
*!
»U1
of
additional
.»*,#
fc'.n* 4 to
j*t'-**.«•««*
4
>
$23,531,490
hand
on
Dec.
at
*13,249.741
were
*1.425.901
to
was
*"»#-
«-
«*»
i,i
»
„»
#*■
f iav *w**«
»•«■*
,
"
«•«*•»*• ••
year •
1955
issuance
any
amounts
in-,
oi«®atio«wt
this
after
the
issue
to
from
finance
to
*
«
m-'it v
later tbfe*
of
3;»v
km*;*-
%
■'*'
If
i 1 »'*
m
teuij^r* 1 to
amounted
wholly-owned subsidiary,
Purolator Products
(Canada)
Ltd.,
reported 1954 earnings of $80,992 after taxes on sales of $1,345,976
.«
'
i5t».oo» «M?
at
ivay
S30,000,000
Obtained
cash
funds
-
opera La*
charges"
The
*•#* m^«n*iiite4 rime
4
>•
lielp financ« ill* *»t#e *** »« .-a
has
bids
L
4
orders
from
the end
at
i»ve
r**t
"special
»U.
i»
*
ia#
report under "special charges."
shares of Purolator common stock,
442,023
totaled
1954
$7,600,052
asset#
4 -ir^
annual
the
on
these
John
for
Unfilled
*6,959,065
Ws»n<l *» Itotr*
»
*
for
working capital at the close of 1954
aith
At*
yr*r*.
in
share
per
sales
1953.
Net
»f
t,*„*
>%
•*
i-
g«u«*r .! .-i
and
pressure
now
*1
Sl.OOM.nott
contemplated in the electric
or
n.:
***
'*4'*'*'
.•'*
•
*•-
It*
efi.cient
more
super-pressure
station,
*
«
|i
the
trap
t
$312.00»>,000
spend
-#
In
shown
are
provision
last year.
share
* +
+
«»•'*
..
larger dcminrtii
to
* t
Witb *#m vn ** t
alone.
plans
1 *
to
»r<vt ft
and
earnings
tolore
Net
is
meet
850
t>tow#r*
*4 *t« th#
f' ■ *****
in
n!^
tor
year*,
expected to fto* 3to
Increase of 39',i in the
To
8'4' ■>* *"»**■■
trf*
Hudto
<«(**•
has li.cre*»*«t f
area
sales
electricity
te*
■*
a
Presicicr-t.
Rinclifte,
During
*
growth
phenomenal
Th#
CYrL"! w* Expansion—
j. Philadelphia Electric
•
,
in
(par
were
in
said
of
dated
issued
in
March
the
initial
18,
1947,
principal
$875,000
450,000 shs.
pursuant
to
amount
of
to the fixed maturities, the annual
20 '.'c of net earnings for the preceding
addition
notes
$250,000.
1958
$875,000
750,000 shs.
$10)
agreement
notes
on
1960
Outstanding
$125,000
15,
value
requires,
15,
due
Dec.
loan
excess
June
notes,
to
have
of
As
been
a
result, the notes
in full, and
paid
maturing on and
prepayment of
a
10
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
(1678)
$175,000
UNDERWRITERS—The
shares
of
of
*'
'
•
'A
Becker
G.
Blair
Central
Gibson
(Inc.)
Inc.
2,000
Co.,,
&
Inc. .1,000 :
1,000
Merrill!
Turben
Leonard
.
Co
9,000
Co
3,000
Lynch-. 3,000
&
&
&
■
■
of
corporation
fiscal
the
the
reports
ended
year
comparable
Jan.
of
period
sales
net
common
the
Dr.
for
1955,
31,
last
after
earnings
taxes
to
—t-
'
v
letter
a
three
This
*
March sales.—V.
Record
drilling
nary
sitiou
of
related
used
be
395
corporation
Jan. 14, 1955.
It
located In San Juan
Incorporated
claims
was
on
uranium-vanadium
unpatented
Counties,
GIVING
EFFECT
Authorized
Common
stock
r~V.
p.
J8I,
Silver
(par
$1)
corporation
filed
Creek,
Silver
Corp.,
shares
cipal
for
-
of 'stock
officers
reserved
of
$600,000
for
debentures
on
have
been
for
period
a
per
of
options
of
proceeds
funds
general
corporate
the
purposes
agement
and
sale
Sinclair Oil
Plan.—V.
rata
$40,000
the
as
the
from
time
may
used
proceeds
company's
Plan
of
registration
a
of
determine.
time
to
this
177,
to
for
181,
p.
with -the
which
in
the
1302.
Gross
raw
which
stalk
production
remaining
The
furfural
of
•
•
•
after
the
plant represents
is
the
is
an
the
only source outside
organic
solvent
The
000
in
the
nylon
squeezed
of
United
also
States
for
of
the
furfural.
petroleum
and
Furfural
industry
industry
oils and for other uses.
operation will have an annual capacity ol
full
in
as
a
and
option
an
to
Tvuv-bacpf)
Bagasse
Sout,.,
to
extend
hv
d"
the
meet
Rico
rurio
the
Pont
contract
w'M
he
requirements
Sugar
Co.'s
raw
its
upon
in
used
of
the
the
expiration.
smaller capacity, at San Pedro de Macoris.
of
a
large land holdings in
acres
at
in
are
sugar
the
Dominican
In
cane.
another
operates
Puerto
Rico
represents the combined
The Quaker Oats Co.
the
Sugar
Co.,
United
the
tion
of
the
States
new
Southern
and
technical
plant—and
the
it
here
California
owns
La
sugar
large
a
100,000
some
of
largest
producer
Ppnt
Edison
South
"This
stock
"After
from
into
the
common
plans
regulatory
pects
to
mail
prosnectus
:"The
May
letter dated
authorities
t,o
each
describing
the
early
offering
opera¬
1438.
p.
Offering
to
a
part
been
and
common
the
debentures
is
of
30, said in part:
the
holders
of
its
proposed. issue of
developed
have
period
March
common
debentures
,
further
cap
(J. P.)
Exchange Commission—
filed
letter
a
of
notification
-
with
the
obtained,
orieinal
and
planned
necessary
to
be
terms
ex¬
stockhold°r
of
the
in
clearances
company
preferred
the
the
1953
part
a
of
June."
is
expected
to
total
opproximately
debentures.—V. 181, p. 1604.
$215,935
$290,697
$296,063
6,713
812
23,488
39,205
*55,309
*38,047
Russ
Go
A
:
Doolittle A
,.
Clement
8,000
£5o.__ir^_^_^_ u 3,
Evans ,A
Co.,
A.
8,000
Blunt
Dittmar
6,000
parwell, Chapman & Co.^-
6,000
Gillen
Oscar
E.
8,000
Co
&
Dooly
& Co
Eichler A Co
Lester,
•
J.
5,000
Manley,
Bennett
Warren
W.
5,000
i.
Inc.
Ryons A Co
Co
ML
Marks
Turben
A
Co.
A
Hogle
A
of
Net
March
net
asset
—V.
31—
$40,000,000
the
468,182
450,782
561.982
620,677
8,267
5,668
5,684
value
181, p.
*113,868
♦110,116
*113,062
*18,635
It
5,000
Muir
5,000
William
Drass
H.
A
common
March
29
More
Cheney
$20
Investment
share
,
.
of
$871,617
$11.50
$8.58
.
,
corporation
at
J.
Collins
March
on
$50,000
(in
par
Sales
The
first
retail
filed
16
6%
of
letter
a
of
of
Ward
and
$100
turned
full
on
February—
Gross
Net
Net
ry.
railway
railway
oper.
Seattle
1955
from
from
&
income
Ry.
time;
of
the
and
Its
two
share
Co.
and
the
for
outstanding
(par $1)
has
been
now
extended
President
Conn.,
Corp.
New
—
of
test
in
April
this
Method
department stores
5
by
Ward
1952
1953
wholly-owned
Cheney-Greef
262,600
Co.
outstanding
sub¬
the
of
records
$2,364,787
$2,111,569
$2,487,504
Net
from
Net
ry.
—V.
610,845
944,948
828,344
395,8421
496,749
.450,365
railway
railway
;i
4.849.343
4.190.651
4,905,676
4.602.989
1.552 281
962.831
income_
649 376
!'S45,436
oper..
181,
p.
1357.
J.
P.
shares
Robinson
is
1.550.466
1,715.634
825,363 1
'•
w
w
leading Los Angeles (Calif.) departme
a
automatically
transaction
that
the price of
recorded
the
on.
closer
a
reduces
officials.—V.
the
180,
of
to
April
the
sales
sale
slip
register,, At
inventory
s
the
on
cash
check
need
for
sa
is automatically ma'
be
can
a
whe
the
kept
:
.
slow
on
mov"
mark-downs, according to J.
101.
p.
of
Cheney
March
on
February— •
Brothers
said
30
Tennessee Central Ry.—Earnings-
*
15.
which
members
has
the
of
mills
family
Gross
Net
ry.
had
Gross
—V.
held
by
others.—V.
180, p.
578.
79,812
97,398
income—
9,692
22,091
37,684
740,777
750,546
907,956
169,412
170,420
237,277
35,422
47,426
106,518
from
from
was
1952
75,398
railway
-
railway—
_
income
oper.
181,
$360,894 'i
$422,610
$455,9
97,7
.
38,9
1—
Jan.
deal
1953
$354,751
oper.
From
1954
railwaysrailway_i-L__:_
from
in
1955
from
Net
ry.
which
sales
of
fall
of
1358.
p.
915,9
-
192,6
;
74,4
V;,"
,
Net
and
store
a
St.
profit
the
at
The
net
087,
per
share
$2.06
basis
of
these
ing to $130,625
—V.
180,
This
of
of
also
were
the
30
cents
paid
than
$2.37
to
deducting
share
of
$1.20
or
last
year
share
dividend
was
The
net
$1,485,-
share
per
The
Dividends
Storer Broadcasting Co.—Stock Offered—Reynolds &
Inc. on April 6 headed a syndicate which offered
PROCEEDS—Net
added
that
of
to the
the
net
redemption
balance
shares
of
will
of
at
price of
a
proceeds
from
the
sale
the
of
applied to the
company's 7%
redemption
cumulative
of
all
stock
common
will
part of the
or
preferred
15,000
stock.
V.
Frequency
modulation
radio
stations
are
operated
in
Detroit, Toledo, Atlanta, Miami, Wheeling and Cleveland, in con¬
junction with the company's standard radio stations in those cities.
television stations
Detroit,
Toledo,
television
of
its
Portland,
stations
standard radio
Oregon
affiliated
are
EARNINGS—For
located in Atlanta,
are
1954,
year
All
Miami.
the
company
the
of
The
and
debentures
new
beginning
wholly-owned
its
subsidiaries engaged in radio or television broadcasting, had consoli¬
dated operating revenues of $17,736,531 and consolidated net profit of
$3,680,779, equal to $1.62 per share on the common stock and the
B
at
105.25%
redeemable
are
and
the
for
at
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
907,759
PRESENT
PROCEEDS—Net
part to
repay
of
the
of
5%
notes
(due
1955-1961)
subordinates debentures
*4l,2%
mortgage
mortgage
note
land
4'/2%
(due
note
note
(due
regular
redemption
prices
at
1958)
300,000
sale
of
the
debentures
112,500
transmission
system
company
and
sale
begins
sylvania,
New
York
in
and
owns
in
the company's
will be
operates
added to
1955-1970)__
37.875
laterals,
purchase money note
(due
Rio
Grande
Valley
gas
of
together
Class B
tOt
which
of
income
of
Massachusetts
into
and
portions
$31,066,374
for the
previous
GIVING
3%%
maturities
1966-1975
Debentures:
TO
PRESENT
the
the
Oil
Co.,
1,686,500 shares
class
of the
($1 par value)__
$413,000,000
B
common
company
company
1974
65,000,000
1975
25,000,000
with
has
no
due
and
(Preferred
(par
Inc.,
are
a
subsidiary
reserved
stock.
§Excluding
respect to
present
for
the
plans.
sale
of
the
issuance
be
6,000
or
company.
upon
shares
in
stock
in
stock (par
con¬
the
long
and
in
the
bonds
the
(On
total
to
so
at
•
March
amended
28,
as
to
1,200.000
1955
the
increase
more
25,000,000
65,000,000
19,425,000
3,750,000
1,200,000 shs.
-
of
10,320,429 sh
to
the
the
amount
time
one
issued
restrictions
presently
any
-
be
may
principal
of
under
under
bonds
such
th
containe
authorized
seri(
which
ma
mortgage
•
company's
the
893,000 sh
15,000,000 shs.
series
subject
bonds
outstanding
18,235.000
*
and
5.85%
or
any
V
dividend
to
one
$500,000,000.
000
1955-56
issued
series;
4.10%
as
outstanding,
issued
$100)
vajue $5 per share)
bonds
securing
As
2V4% due
nine
from
range
therein.
1,686.500 shs.
$374,096,000
•
25,000,000
mortgage
•>
•
,
1966
45.000
2,500.000 shs.
FINANCING
Outstanding
,^
37/e% due
•Additional
50,000
Connect
year.
EFFECT
Authorized
rates
§788,250 shs.
of
the
•First mtge. pipe line bonds issuable in
series nine presently outstanding; in¬
terest
rates
range
from
2%%
to
35,085
$3,600,000 shs.
exten"
New Hampshire.
As of Dec. 31, 1954, the pi
8,177 miles of pipe lines, gathering lines and salf
with 27 compressor stations and related facilities.
CAPITALIZATION
remain
value)
Empire
amount
of
treasury
par
stock
common
this
version
of
($1
and
year ended Dec. 31, 1954, the company reporte
$142,995,640 and gross income before interest <
$33,362,513 compared with operating revenues of $133,331,655 and gro;
45.000
50.000
stock
fc
for resale.
Texas
and
EARNINGS—For
Common
1955-
1956)
Common
geners
system
operating revenues of
35,085
1955-1961)
u
in
system included
37,875
'
(due
be
expansio
the
pipe line
a
delivery of natural
or
the
and
Rhode Island
line
outstanding
112.500
will
presently outstanding
incurred
were
a
northeasterly direction across Texas, Louisiana, Arkansas, Missi
sippi and Tennessee to a point in eastern Kentucky where the systei
divides, one branch extending into West Virginia to a point near th
city of Charleston, and the other branch extending across Ohio, Penr
213,000
1955-1980)
pric
starting
in
$6,725,000
1958)
contract
Outstanding
$6,725,000
(due
(due
Offere
company.
BUSINESS—The
the
which
The remainder of the proceeds
program.
funds
proceeds of the
all the short-term notes,
$9,000,000,
Bank loans—2%
FINANCING
Authorized
4V2%
to
Texa
gener
fund
sinking
4'/4%due
stock.
common
and
capital
101.20%.
company's
national
networks, as are all
with the exception of WJBK in Detroit.
stations,
the
and
working
bentures, due April 1, 1975, at 101.25%, to yield abo
This offering was oversubscribed and the bbo
Birmingham, Cleveland,
with
for
purposes.
cut,
BUSINESS—Company
is
the
largest
independent
television
and
standard radio broadcasting owner and operator in the United States.
Standard radio stations are operated in Atlanta, Ga.; Birmingham,
Ala.; Miami, Fla.; Detroit, Mich.; Cleveland, Ohio; Toledo, Ohio and
W.
used
3.91%.
The
general funds of the company. It is presently intended
proceeds, approximately $5,000,000 will be used for the
the company's 4!/2%
notes (due
1955-1961)
and
the
be
the
(par $1)
share.
per
be
Corp., White, Weld & C
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc. are joint managers of th
syndicate that on April 6 offered $25,000,000 of 4% d
on
ag¬
amount¬
Co.
$24.62 V2
to
are
Tennessee Gas Transmission Co.—Debentures
amount
stock
with
—Stone & Webster Securities
in
common
proceeds
corporate
'
262,750 shares of
notification
closed.
stock.
common
$788,833.
was
year
per
preferred
previous fiscal year
stock.
per
of
and
higher
also
letter
a
whieh
the
of
filed
5
^covering 300,000' shares of common stock (par two cents)
offerjgd at $L per share through Gulf Securities Co., Houston,
the preferred stock of the company.
on
2192.
p.
Heights,
remainder
de¬
March
on
SEC
in the
Mo., a
year.
equivalent
holders
to
payments
1953,
in
areas,
However,
Richmond
year.
•
achieved
were
store.
the
was
was
common
paid
were
dividend
in
for
after
for
results
surburban
record
$1,692,739
profit
dividends
annual
an
gregate
sales
preceding
$48,779,969
for
branch
opened
the
in
with
the
a
new
a
outstanding
requirements.
or
be
prior.
those
These
in
had
the
1955
taxes
years
stock
2.5%
not
and
make
after
than
compared
or
will
Louis,
two
common
larger
has
Thp corporation
were
competition
far
Terlingua Mercury Corp.—Files With SEC—
,achieved; by, the company ;iw
1955>. making the .third successive ;year
29,
been
$1,225,210
undoubtedly
of
history
$50,005,179
thus
1955,
of
its
developed
company
suburb
have
were
highly
in
ended Jan.
sales
increase
will
sales
year
•Obligation
'
it
method
The
'
showed
test
Net
highest
fiscal
an
$2,297,370
762,263
113,583
from
handli
of
successful,
proven
President.
Telecomputing method,
the
inventories which
Stix, Baer & Fuller, St. Louis, Mo.—Earnings Up—
The
the
From Jan. 1—
Gross
-
method
new
has
Beman,
Recordin
of
!1
corporation's
running record of the store
a
The
Net
the
in
to
multipl
by Louis
*
stock,
accordance
5%
-Earnings—
1954
and
Stock Sold—The recent offerin
—
W. Robinson Co.,
means
their holdings, equal to 80% of outstanding common
stock,
with the original terms of the Stevens offer. The other
over
with
debentures
$500,
stock.
Cheney,
Manchester,
1,
1,
notification
deferred
cumulative
Successfully Tested—
transactions
By
Stevens offer to buy the Cheney stock was to expire on
but
1,
Co
Summit, N. J.—Files With SE
denominations
type of merchandise
than
5%
Portland
A
day.—V. 181, p. 160
same
64,900 shares of class A stock
Store
1510.
p.
95% of the common stock of Cheney Brothers, 117-yearfamily-dominated textile firm, has been acquired by J. P. Stevens
Co., Inc., at $20 a share for 239,155 shares.
*5%
Spokane,
2,
Corp._—
store.
156,
95%
over
Brothers
Parachute
per
Co.,
Co., Inc.-—
,
withdrawn the
was
covering
offered
announced
1954
$1,325,178
per
1357.
A
Stromberg-Carlson Co. — Special Offering—A speci
offering of 6,000 shares of common stock (par $10) w
made on March 25 by Salomon Bros. & Hutzler at $56.
per share, with a dealer's concession of 80 cents
p
87,223
obtained
of
Pioneer
The original
class
1955
assets
Co.___
A
tained.
has
Cheney
Sovereign Investors, Inc.—Assets Again IncreaseAs
Total
Co._T____T_
York
_____
J.
Co
1358.-
p.
A.
5,000
Stern, Frank, Meyer A Fox
181,
Simmons
5,000
Co
A
A
—v.
A
Co
A
5,000
Norton
Laurence
Ellis
*12,686
Stevens & Co.—Acquisition—
shares)
(Inr.*
Goodbodyr & Co.
,
8,000
Co.,
&
4%
convertible
£k
Byltesby &
Pairmam Harris A. Go.
Co., Tampa, Fla., at $3.50 per share has bee
completed, all of said shares having been sold. (See als
V. 180, p. 2192.)—V. 181, p. 110.
1206.
p.
5,'
thereof), without underwriting. The proceeds are to be used for wor"
ing capital, to make small loans.
J.
"
1952
Packaging Corp. above—V.
offered
offering.
latter
8,000
Co
Telecomputing
181,
Shar
Co., Tnc:iiL*_^_
McClure &
•55,164
income
Stevens
&
Co™_
&
,
The
the
1954
$231,889
&
Saunders, Stiver & Co
Smith, Hague, Noble & Co.-
SEC
;
opposi
Watling, Lerchen A aC?.-*
Baker,. Simonds A .Co.,—,
10,000
Summit Finance, Inc.,
1955
company
sidiaries,
Seven
and
&
Inc.
share.
Rapid Transit Ry.-—Earnings—
railwayrailway
Wheeling,
stock.
have
subscription
and
The
a
is planning to offer
original preferred stock
its
furfural
and
Co.—Debenture
company
and
convertible
of
180,
Rico
•;
in
bottle
bottle
of 6%
10-year
series
A
debentures
to
be
denominations
of
$100
each)
to
shareholder-
(in
Standard
The
mill
sugar
Porto
construction
on
company.—V.
Expected in May—
Harold Quinton,' President,
17
railway____
railway______
oper. income
(239,155
fronf
at
The company h^s
efforts
advisor
du
The
Stroud
&
Inc.___
Shepard
the- clerk
be
project
in
industry.
dairy
inven--
Sterling's
plant, where
fur¬
Ensenada.
The
the
& Co.,
Richards
Prescott,
Merrill,
Sterling Products, Inc.—Acquired—
See
nylpn.
Dominican
of which
Republic,
of
come
located
mill,
company
will
plant
mill
sugar
In
the
The
manufacture
Romana.
addition
Los Angeles
a
purchase
forth
Co.
&
Cruttenden
2741.
p.
March
Island
Quarterly
30,000,r
of
furfural, of which 20,000,000 pounds are under contract
to E.
I. du Pont de Nemours & Co. for a
period of ten years; tlu
Pont
also
has an option
to buy the balance of the plant's output
fur"1
cups,
set
20,000
Allyn
tested at J.
cane.
Republic
chemical
the
by
the
by
the shredded
out
Dominican
the
for
principally
and
plates,
paper
of
$300,000
•Deficit.—V.
refining of lubricating
plant in
pounds
of
the
of
180,
from
ry.
the
producer
bagasse,
cane
been
industry
used
compound
manufacture
sugar
has
sugar
new
a
in
use
from
in
.
American-controlled
from
for
on
par
oper.
Net
1,
pursuant
Romana,
the
of
assets
of
'
from
Gross
200,000
Co.—Opens Chemical Plant in
large
a
producer
Jackson
Tampa Marine Co.
from
ry.
spite
is
Coast
57,750
Courts
purchase
will
below
Oil
Aprtl
on
and
purchased
-I-.'
v
.
be
may
Sinclair
Plan
in the Dominican Republic and Puerto Rico, formally opened
Dominican Republic, a new $6,000,000 chemical plant
sugar
La
at
for
at
Net
in
Dominican Republic—
company,
the
reported
7
West
a
February—
15%
SEC
.
the
C.
Hill
below
stock
-
'20,000
Webber,
At.will
of
Total
South Porto Rico Sugar
This
covering
Staten
such
man¬
development
p.
and
corporation,
statement
stock
16(14.
Inc.,
cash.—V.
company
offered
old
The
further
the
for
products.—V.
Participations
common
181,
Corp.—Acquisition—
April
on
are
SEC
agreed
company.
debentures will be added
and
the
the
$12,000,000
sKarqs of Sinclair,
to the
using
of
shares
common
price of 85 cents
as
the debentures
a
the
by
management
Savings
filed
1955,. covering
of
alsq
Corp.—Registers With SEC—
Employees
Corporation
sale
the
at
receive
reimbursed
company
as
anticipates
expanded
The
the
of
of
be
to
are
underwriter
150,000
purchase
also
the
See also V.
satisfactory.
very
for
operations
of
Inc
Weeks
&
Curtis
A.
employees.
to
are
the
of
July 1, 1955,
exercisable pro
being
to
Officers
from
underwriters
expenses
to
was
currently maintains
company
The
certain prin¬
be offered
granted
debentures
The
basis.
options
year
-ene
options
The
amount
Net
of
the
sold.
efforts
granted
share,
are
best
a
this year
in
'
result
Standard Veneer & Timber Co., Crescent City, Calif.—
ten-year
at- $100 per debenture, with a 10% selling commission
underwriter,
General
Investing Corp.,
which will offer the
the
shareholders
common
-
Files With Securities and
Y.—*
N.
public-sale
to
the
the
Exchange Commission—
of
exercise
underwriter.
the
60
about
moved
to
the
Sterling plant, "thereby effecting
this
combination
of
operations."
Packaging will assume the existing lease on the plant and
Purchase price of the assets of Sterling was approximately
registration
a
1955; 'covering
31,
next
in
Standard
statement with the SEC on
convertible 6%
de¬
bentures,
due
Juiie '30, T965;
400,000
shares
of
Its 40
cent par
common
stock reserved for conversion of the debentures, and 150,000
March
to
that
facilities
for
manufacturing paper plates.
tory, trademarks, and accounts were also acquired.
Net
Registers With Securities and
This
499,750 shs.
751.
Creek" Precision
the
issued
Paine,
From Jan. 1—
Outstanding
2,000,000 shs.
-
addressed
be
modern
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
for
be
purchase of assets Standard Packaging has acquired
a
approximately
35,000
square
feet
of
floors space
and
with
Net
Utah.
CAPITALIZATION
will
items.
this
By
corporate purposes.
Sevier
and
for
equipment
BUSINESS—The
owns
to pay cost of prelimi¬
exploration and assessment work, acqiand machinery, and for wprking capita)
will
proceeds
program,
mining
other
and
net
certficates
existing
valid
be
shares
;
named
common
Shares
„
Reynolds A Co.
(Utah)—Stock Of¬
Corp.
Completed—Doxey-Merkley & Co., Salt Lake
City, Utah, have completed a public offering of 200,000
shares of common stock at par ($1 per share). These se¬
curities were offered as a speculation.
fering
PROCEEDS—The
-
Bateman,
property.
$350,000 in
1206.
Mining
Uranium
Shumway
outstandingshares, and to
1,500,000;
to
that
will
common
each
common
said,
shares
value
reported
of
corporation
plant
210,638,396 433,404,802 386,194,096
181, p.
months
produced
operations will be
further
savings
in
1955—2 Mos.—1954
1955—Month—1954
—*242,828,807
——
will
also
Sterling Products,
The
& Co.—March Sales Up—
Sears, Roebuck
Period End. Mar. 31—
President,
split
to
shares
corporation's
1444.
p.
caps
Sales
Co.,
common
the
underwriters
shares of
names:
Collin,
2600.
p.
their
change
$2.50-par
four
common
to
\
D'Antoni
first
$77,072,
179,
which
course.
Dr.
and
will approximate $10,000,000.—V.
1955
value
$2.50-par
new
voted
Steamship
into
D'Antoni,
S.
$10-par
The
&
30
$2.50-par
Standard Packaging
year.
were
respective number of
below.
Corp.
days through The Hibernia National Bank in New Orleans pursuant
due
9,000
2,000
equal to 24 cents per share
On the 322,272 shares outstanding, compared to 13.6 cents a share on
282,124 shares outstanding in the comparable period of last year.* ,
J.
Roy Duggan, President,
estimated sales for the calendar year.
Net
the
Fruit
share
authorized
Joseph
days.
60
March
on
Standard
to
name
3,000
$3,654,700 for the first half
compared with $1,737,4341 for
of
8teamship
Hornblower
shareholders
increase
3,000
—
UNDERWRITERS—The
Steamship Co,—New Name, Etc.—
&
Standard Fruit & Steamship Corp.—Changes Name, etc.
The
SeaPak Corp.—Sales and Earnings Increase—
This
Fruit
$10-par
.
^,000
—
Stroud ti Co., Inc
Watling, Lerchen A Co
White. Weld & Co.—.
Wulff, Hansen A Co
—V. 181, p. 1316. *
Stone
Peabody
—3,000
Co
—
Shearson, Hammill A Co.— 3,000
Stone A Webster Securities
,
Corp.
1—_—.
9,000
Straus, Blosser A- McDowell 4,000
.
&
Co
5,000
Lemon
A
Co— 5,000
Hayden,
Johnston,
Kidder,
Ohio
Paine, Webber, Jackson &
Curtis
Fruit &
Standard
,
Shares
«
The
5,000
Co.—
&
the number
of them are as
-
(
4,000
Co.
See
and
'
2,000*
-
Co.c^rJi
Knooihuizen,
&
Moore,
Co
&
Republic
Golkin
■
Inc.__20.000
Co.
&
Dicksoa
S.
R.
A
Eichler
Bateman
WUUam
"
.
Standard
reduce
'•
-
purchased by each
be
Shares
,
-
to
'
underwriters
the
will
which
1955,
30,
$700,000.
to
of
names
stock
common
follows:.
.
April
required on or before
of
outstanding notes
Is
amount
the
Monday, April 11,1
certificate
authorized
of
preferred
incorporation
stock
from
wi
1,000
shares.
UNDERWRITERS—There
are
set
forth
other disposition
(Continued
on
below
page
the
48)
names
of,the prir
olume 181
Number 5419
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(1679)
Per
DIVIDENDS
Name of
Hanna
.
Dividend' annoimcementsare groupea m-two
separate
bles.- In the first we indicate all the^dwidends an~
unced
during the current week. Then
ctass
Per
(J.
ams
D.)_ Mfg.
(Directors
took
payment
-Way
this
at
issue
is
Air-Way "Electric
*en
(R.';C.)
Appliance
$1.25
25c
Corp.
(Illinois)^-
msrican
States
apoiisi
Class
20c
(quar.)
preferred
$1.50
$2.50
eech
11
B
(quar.)
convertible
altimore
Aircraft
—
common
of
4-18
fquar.)_
4-12
,
4-12
La
4-12
Lincoln
4-12
$3.50
4-30
4-30
4-12
4-30
4-12
4-23
4-11
4-23
30c
___
(quar.)
4-26
3-29
6-10
5-24
...
payment at tibia
(A.
y.rs
Gas .Co.,
M.)
class
•
common
14c
.
Co.,
7%
McKee
omitted
common
payment
at
this-: time.
,1:
'
*hf; -Water &* Telephone- common
-(quar.)
$1 preferred (quar.)'_l.,L__—
4-
6-20
5-16
4-18
2
,
.
$1.20
preferred
preferred
preferred
60c
Foils,
Ltd.,
partlc
anadian
Class
Oil
anadian
Silk
Cos.
<fc
Kansas
(The)
ase
of
the
4
'/4 %
lark
,
oncord
'
>
pfd:
ontinental
(N.
Y.)
rning
ter
Natural
Industries,
3%%
preferred
Fund
from
proposes
Walker
&
1st
6%
2nd
eter
Dry
preferred
&
preferred
Mfg.,
(Payable
_
-
income
-4-19
:
■
*
gainsj_
Inc.—
national
'•
<■
-.t
<
»i.
-
4- -B -
5-
-j
■
'■
in
B1.19
4-15
-
.
Fund
tchburg Gas
4-14*
-
2
lagg-Utica Corp., 5%
4-21
4-
5-
4-20
2
4-15
2
5-14
37'/ac
(quar.)_
5-
7
7
4-15
4-
4-25
4-11
Class
6-15
4-15
Oklahoma
Ontario
5-31
4-
Bros.
Outlet
8
Gear
&
convertible
ranklin
Stores
reiman
(A.
Machine,
5-10
Piedmont
$1.25
5-
ruehauf
pfd.
(quar.)—
4-11
4-20
4.32%
preferred
9
4.16%
preferred
30c
6-
3
5-
9
6-
3
5-
9
4-27
6-
1
4-29
4-
5-25
25c
6-
Rayonier,
4-25
5-12
1
7-15
-
5
Red
7-15
4-
4-18
44-
7
7-
River
4
4-
6-17
1
5%
5-
2
32y2c
5-
2
5-
2
preferred
(quar.)
___
(quar.)
(quar.)
7$1.12'/a
-neral
Utilities
Special
"odall
Rubber
Union
Stock
(quar.)
Co.
common
50c
6-
1
5-16
6-
1
5-J 6
-15c
4-30
4-30
56 %C
5-16
5-16
4-19
4-19
5-16
5-16
•
5-
2
4-15
4-15
5-
2
$2.50
5-16
5-
5-23
5-
2
vote
at
the
5-23
5-
Insurance
urney
Co.
Products,
(Dallas)
Ltd.,
$1.60
(quar.).
pfd.
<
0
$1.60
740c
5-
1
4-15
6-
5-16
6-
1
1
5
5-16
5-16
Mexico—
5-16
$1.25
5-16
(quar.)
100%
20c
t20c
37'/2c
4-26
5-
7-
1
4
5-16
2
6-
6-15
43c
5-
1
4-22
-
4-19
4-20
6-10
4-20
(Dayton,
5-16
5c
~""4-21
4-
7
5c
(quar.)
4-21
4-
7
4-29
Ohio)—
5-
t5c
6-15
5-16
4-25
4-15
25c
(quar,)
2
4-25
5-
1
4-15
30c
5-
4-
8
6-15
6-
4
6-15
6-
6-15
6-
4
common
6-
5-14
t25c
(quar.)
781.06'A
Stores
Inc.,
1
6-15
6-
1
15c
5-
1
4-20
15c
5-
1
4-20
80c
4-25
4-
10c
7-
1
6-10
31 %c
7-
1
<fc
Casualty
Electric
prefei red
Gas
6
15c
4-10
4-
$1
5-13
4-29
$1
6-
5-13
725c
.
25c
37 VaC
10c
1
1
4-29
4-13
5-
2
4-15
6-
1
4-15
4-15
3-31
Service—
(quar.)
Light
Mines
(quar.)
$1.10
(quar.)
(1944),
Ltd.
—
(interim).
50c
3-
2
4-15
4-20
4-
7
72C
5-
9
4-15
40c
6-
1
5-16
pref.
(quar.)
(special)
(J.
&
P.)
Greene
Super-Cold
Co
Spring
(liquidating)
Liquidating
Liquidating
4-30
4-
8
J17y2C
4-30
4-
8
5-
2
4-22
5c
4-30
4-20
5c
5-31
5c
6-25
6-17
4c
4-30
4-15
Wood
$1
—
(quar.)
4-25
4-
25c
4-30
4-18
12 VaC
$1.50
6
4-30
4-20
4-20
4-
8,
50c
6-
8
4-
8*
50c
7-15
4-
8
5-20
Indus.)
week, these being given in th«
.Scott
of all
.Motors
When
holders
on
:
of
share-
a
;
4_n
3-28
27V2c
5-
1
4-15
„50«
(quarterly
a:
from
5-
2
4-
6c
(»-»)
-
48
>■
loq%:
-'
Corp.—
-
,
(quar.)
preferred
4-29
4-15
6
5-13
75«
4-19
40c
'
4-15
3-15
5-10
4-26
4*20
■i
3-25?
'(
254.
com..
25c
250
;
35c
V
4-20
3-25
4-20
3-25 »
5-16.
■1
4*21
50c
com.
(qjuaj.)
,
a-
•'.
4-29
30c
4-11
3-31
4-11
3-31
4-11
3-31
5-
4-14
31.'Ac-
—
30c
20c
2
4*19
i -•
97'/2C
4-15
M-25
—
3-31
4-15
3-31
20c
5-
1
4-20
$1.25
5-
1
4-20
$1.12%
common
6-
1
5-20
(initial)..
(quar)^
Metal-Co./Ltd.—
4 Mi %
preferred
American
Mutual
(quar. )
Fund,
Inc
6c
American National Fire Insurance Co.
(quar.)
American
Natural
Gas,
common
preferred
Nepheline,
American
News
American
2
4-15
5-
2
4-15
12c
4-
1
5-16
5-
6
12 %c
4-29
4-15
75c
Lines,
4-15
25c
(quar.)
President
A
3-18
5-
37'/2c
Ltd. (Interim)
(bi-monthly).
Co.
Phenolic
American
4-15
4-15 :
50c
(quar.)
American
5-12
15c
\>
(quar,)
Class
4-16
.
u___
(quar.)
5%
preferred,, (quar.-)
American-Marietta,'new
6%
5-
2
30c
,
Machine So Foundry. Co.—
preferred
(American
1
5-
(St.
junior preferred (quar.)_.i_
American Home 1 Products Corp. (monthly)...
5%
5-
6-
75C
$1.20
3.90%
6-15
1
X2y2c
American
American
5-10
7- 1
25c
Distilling Co. (quar.)
Ameriopn Fidelity &• Casualty,
$1,25 preferred (quar.)_
3-29"
6-10
141.31
(guar.)
Board (quar,)________________
Broadcasting-Paramount Theatres,
Co.
'
$-14^ '" 5-10
-*
4-10
3-31
Ltd.—
(quar.)
5%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.25
6-20
5%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.25
9-20
5%
9-12
preferred
(quar.)
$1.25
12-20
12-12
American
7%
Smelting
1st
8c
Refining
preferred
American
Sumatra
American
1
$1.75
Telegraph
American Water Works Co.—
6%
preferred
(quar
5lAt%
preferred
American
$5
Zinc
prior
81
preferred
Amoskeag
Co.,
Anaconda
Wire
Class
A
Arcade
Argus
Argus
preferred
1st:
$2.40 2nd
Aro
Co.,
4-
7-
5
$2.25
4-15
3-15
3-30
$56 y4c
6%
pfd
(s-a)
Hegeman
4.35%
Atlantic
5%
preferred
preferred
Coast
(quar.)__
(2nd series)
Line
Refining
7
6-30
6-22
4-
6-
1
4-29
6-
1
4-29
5-
2
4-15
30c
4-15
6-
4
3-23
1
5-18
60c
4-15
3-25
10%
4-14
$1.25
(quar )___
40c
$1
6-
3-tO
1
4-2?
4-15
3-17
5-
4-
2
7
(quar.)
$1.02'/2
5-
2
4-
7
$1.08%
—
5-
2
4-
7
$1.08%
5-
2
4-
7
RR.—
non-cumulative
Atlantic
4-
4-15
56'/4c
—
4.35%
5-10
3-25
160c
(increased).
Electric Co.
Electric, common
4%
preferred
(quar.)
4.10%
preferred
(quar.)__
1
t$1.12%
(initial quar.)
City
2
6-
$3
(quar.)
Associated Electrical Industries, Ltd.—
Amer. dep. receipts-for ordinary (final)
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Ry. (quar.)
Atlantic
5-
4-15
25c
120c
(quar.)
pfd. pref. A
5
4-20
30c
Co.;
8
6-27
4-
170c
115c
Mills
4-26
115c
..
Co.
preferred
&
2
Ltd
Corp., common
preferred
(quar.)
Arrow-Hart
5-13
5-
75c
Equipment
4 Vi %
1
1
(s-a)
Cameras, Inc. (increased)
Corp.; Ltd., com
4V2%
66-
$1.25
(quar.)
Cotton
5-13
37'/2 c
$2.80 preferred (quar.)
Anglo-Canadian Telephone Co.
4V2%
preferred (quar.)
Anthes-Imperial
4
3-15
$0.40104
Cable.
&
Oil
8
4-
4-15
Smelting—
(quar.)
$4.50
Anglo-Canadian
;
(initial)
Lead
4-
4-14
$2.25
(quar.)
4-30
12'/2C
Tobacco
«fc
6-10
Co.—
(quar.)
Telephone
preferred
Co., 3.75%
(s-a)
pfd. B
(quar.)
$2.50
93 %c
5-10
4-25
5-
4-15
2
"
6-21...
12-21
<
6-
Box
Can
1
4-20
-
5"
t25a
pfd. (quar.)
Amerada Petroleum (quar.)
j._j
-American
Automobile
Insurance
Co.
Louis)
(quar.)
:
American. Rook, -(increased)
American
9-15
7-
1-3-66
25c
23^-te
3-22-
MO, 1
75a
;
-
,5%
American Bosch Anna
Common (resumed)
4-20
$2.50
(»-*)•_■_ i
$3
piMaared--
8
net
;
preferred -<quar.)_
American
Holdert
Payable of Rec.
shares
common
<3o. .to
stock
—
Packaging Corp.—
conv.
1st
6-10
com
Inc
i!
4%
4
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
;
Ltd.,
2
50c
37 '/ac
8 3/10c
com.
Works
Stubnitz
4-11
4-
50c
Stevens
4-15
4*15
4-20
(s-a)—
Stanley
50c
7
4-29
«■
2
4-
5-16
preferred (quar.)__.
Petroleum, 6%. pfd.
(quar.)
Calif
Stadacona
4-20
5-
4-14.
1
(quar.)
Co.,
Fire
2
meeting to be held on May 25 on a
directors' proposal to split the common
1
two-for-one.
ulf
S.)
Southern
Springfield
2
5-24
(interim)
Brewery,
Southern
4.40%
5-
4-12
1
1
Mills
25c
&
Southwestern
Standard
annualI
50c
—:
(T.
4-15
60q
Inc.,
2
25c
4%
will
10
Miguel
Siiums
4rl5
45-15
8-
Securities
Acceptance
Corp.,
common
5%
preferred (quar.)
Seven-Up Bottling (St. Louis)
(quar.)
Sherwin-Williams Co., common
(quar.)
4%
preferred (quar.)
Shirriffs, Ltd., 5%
preferred
(quar.)_
6-20
5-
4-29
4-30
6-
4-18
4-26
4-
4-13
5
27c
5-
1
15c
(quar.):
(quar.)
dividend
Stockholders
Rice
Myers,
B
4*
26c
4-28
6-30
5c
—
Co.,
preferred (s-a)
5%
rand
pfd.
(quar.)
5,
4-15
4-18
30c
(reduced)-.—
Paper Co.,
Class
2
2
4-13
87'/ac
San
37%c
.".
Industries, 4I/2?£
Public
Inc.
&
5-
5-
U2%c
50c
Common
Certificates of beneficial interest in.
5% preferred (quar.).
4-15
5c
3-31
Share
distribution
American
-
(quar.)
4-15
62 '/2c
.i—_
Rose's
4-15
j
Wood
ar
Ltd.
Participating
4-15
,
4-15
____—
class A
$1.50 partic. preferred
Rolland
"
4-15
35c
Brand
Robbins
-
4-14
—
New
Insurance
Mines,
Rice-Stix,
8
4-15
4-15
3
.
2
4-15
Company
,2nd,
3 "
2
3
i2yac
Motors—
.Amalgamated.Sugar,
6-
2
4-
4-29
common«(initi*L-quar,i__^w__i.^_____
"f
,
1
5-
$1.25
r,
„
3 •"
15c
Quarterly
8
T- 1 "
6-
1
preferred
(quar.)wwi
Aluminum Do. of .Canada Ltd.—
e-
5-
tile
Gar
4-25
4-18
t25c
(stoct div.).;.
$3.75
6-
:
4-30
17c
Republic Natural Gas
4-18
I
5-
15c
Ltd.——
B
(See
8.
-give Ihe ^dividends announced in previous
paid. The list does not include divi¬
preferred
New
4-15 '
7$1
'
(quar.)
Fire
Renabie
7
"
'
4-20
-
25c
(quar.)
Ihc.
Reliable
6-24
4-
of
Brewing Co.,
B
(quar.)—
Class
6-24
4-15
Top
2
$1.50
,
$1
Rapid Grip & Batten, Ltd
Raymond Concrete Pile (quar.)
4-15
-
4-15
Co.
5-15
4-
14c
—
ore
Hall
i
V <■ «
5-13 f
7-
20c
5%
preferred A
(quar.)
Puget Sound Power & Light Co.
Pure Oil Co. (stock dividend)
Quarterly Distribution Shares
1
6-
Service
Common
4-13
6-15
6-15
,
and
Stores- Corp^. oawr
(qnarv)z
Aluminum Co. of
America, com. :
4-15
4-15
(quar.)_
(quar.)
4-11
1
11-29
Inc.
gains
Allied
4-21
40c
—
(quar.)
5-
$1
common
preferred
2
2
,
1".
9-
12-15
64c
1
6-
9-15
tlOc
Quaxanteed
'
5-2
quar.)——
Indiana, com.
(quar.)—________
3
62»/zc
5
6
37%c"
(initial)
of
5-
15C
4^ preferred (quar.)
amble-Skogmo,
Co.
Ry.
6-
Public
4-22
7-
17'/a c
13c
20c
common
Northern
6-15
1
9-
11-29
time.)
Allegheny t Westettr Ry; Co. gtd.
4-15
4-15
(quar.)
(increased
30c
21 ®«c
(quar.)__.
Trailer,
it
Service
3y2%
4-15
2
5-2
Permanente Cement- (quar.)
93 %c
(quar.)_
com.
s
5'-
93 %c
^
.
4«/»%: preferred
(quar.)
5c
O0*r~
<
v
5-30
45c
62 '/a c
(quar.)
J.), Ltd., 41/2%
rito. Company
Co.
Brewing Co
Pennsylvania Gas Co.
tlOc
:
Breweries,
C. F
5%
"
-4-15
20c
Pabst
5-16
12-15
class -A-
Fund,
capital
Fund, Inc.
investment income),
;
4-15
5-
25c
„.
preferred
4-13
4
payment at this time,
preferred
Jockey Club,-6%
1
"
53/4%
4-15
5-14
5-
15c
1
ood
oote
.;
(quar.)___.
Co.
5-
10c
Machinery <fc Chemical Corp.—33/^% .preferred (quar.)
:
1
20c
Electric
6-
75c
(quar.)_
1
2
5-
;
$1.12'/a
-_v_ll_l,
17'/aC
'
2%
(quar.)
'100%
______
Investors
Affiliated
;.
4-15
4-30
'
„„12%c
_______
(quar.)_
&
4^15
6-
9-15
tl2Uc
Aluminum Alloys, Inc.—
$1.10 preferred (accum.j
Adams-Millis Corp. (quar.)
4-15
"
5-* 2
10c
1
Shoo
Gas
4-29
6-15
Acme
5-
25c
(quar.)
Nunn-Bush
,V
60c
prior pfd.
B
.
-4-15
5-31
■
the
on
payments at this
Brills common
for-share
basis.)
6-
25c
•
r
(quar.)„
1_1
4-29
5-16
62y2c
action
no
Indus.
Brill
of
4-15
2
5T
$1.25
Northwestern Utilities, Ltd., 4%_ pref.
(quar.)
Noxzema Chemical, common (quar.)
4-15
"4-
dividend).
England)
F
A
.
B
7c
10c
Investment income)
(Gar)
(Stock
r
2
5c
Extra
4-20
2
4-15
65c
(quar.)
(stock
5-
56 %c
Extra
Class
5-
5-2
10c
.
.
Hi
(New Hamp)
(quar.)_1_
Engineering, class A (quar.)
•
8
*
60c
;
C
'
-4-12
5-" 2
.
58c
RR.
Northwest
■
4-30
18c
i
4-19
$1.12%"
preferred
4-15
tlOc
Fund
Name of
A
4-29
5-20
$i.iffv-'
(quar.)
convertible
-
5-16
$1.12%
4y2% preferred series 1949 (quar.)__
Northern Illinois Corp., common
(quar.)
Northern
4-15
,
5-
2%
com.
3,
-
$1.50
4-18
30c
70c
Electric
Directors omitted
5-
111
(quar.)l
-(<juar.}
1
Per
3
6-
"200%
-Confectionery Co.l
Merchandise Co. (quar.)
■New YorkJState Electric Ac
Gas, com. (ejuar.)
>".prelerred <<juar.)_;
N. -V.
4-18
15c
A)
(New
&
Theatres, 'Inc."
4-28
5-
preceding table. '
-
.New .England
v
3-31'
5-13
10c
(s-a)
class
6-
1
'$1.20
-Nazareth -Cement Co. -<st»ck
dividend)
<>^
'-4^21-
2
3%
common
Electric
1
7-
-;
5-20
7-
97»/ac
National Electric Welding Machine
(quar.j__
■i<
A-M
-
4-30
and
capital
common
6-15
95c
(quar.)
4.64% .preferred (quar.)!
'a,National Department Stores
5-17
H2y2c
i,i._
dends -announced this
5-13
4-20
35c
MoQifc-Hftndley Hardware;" common_^___„__
5%- preferred
(quar 1______11______
Naxragansett .Electric, 4'/2% pfd.
{tpiar.)___
...
1
weeks and not yet
4-15
1
C- (quar.)_____:_____;
5-3-
j—-
.
$1
$2
Class A (stock dividend)
ederated
B
preferred
4-22
»
f''
93% c
(s-a)
Hampton
arrington
2
6-
-prefen^ Vtpmr.)-
preferred
$2
(quar.)________
earned
Goods,
5-
.
96 "4c
dividend)
4.80%
Public
Corp. (stock dividend)
7%
45c
$1.18%
7c
4.50%-
-
a
:__
from
2
7J0C
(stock
-
5
5
4-
•-
30e
■*
preference
Below
-
1
4-30
5-
:
v
5- -3'
5-23
-"s
$1
(quar.)__
realized
4-
50c
Ltd._^_
Service
25c
(quar.)___
(quar.)
common
5-31
(quar.)^__l_ll__l_
Power, -4.40%
44-
4-15
50c
ti2yac
4-29
4-15
730c
...
4-29
*■
25c
"
Lines
Film
Laboratories*
Participating preferred (quar.)
ly
5-23
•r*/7Mi'«r.
(extra)^__,
(quar.)^
u-Art
uro-Test
5-16
710c
(quar.)__"
(6c
net
Co.,
Public
.
.Moaogahel*
$1.50
Corp. (N. Y.)
resser
eyfus
Missouri
,
split).
debenture stock
4c
4* 9
4-15
4-15
v
"
ci.
!
Plywood, class
prior
Wood
-6-15,.-. 5-16
9c
B
Canada
Wisconsia
2
4-9
-
5-46
-.
Mines—
Water, 5% preferred (quar.)__
n
Phipps, Inc., ■5l£% preferred (quar.)__
nison Mfg., class A common
(quar.)
Voting common (quar.)
count
5-16
:
73c,,
(quar.)_
5-
1
20c
venport
8%
6-13
25c
i__
(quar.)_t.___
(monthly)
'
5
10c
'
r_;
'
4-11
5•
"
(quar,)____
(Company
two-for-one stock
$1.25
2
9
*
Corp.
(quar.)__
5-
4-
15c
Gas
$1.04
1
Brick
4-18
6-15
4-
20c
(quar;)i_
(quar.)_;
Winn &
Lovett-GTOcery (monthly)__
Monthly
__i.>
Monthly
4
1
$1.06%.' -
Inc
Laboratories
4-11
2
5-
.,-r;^$4^0 preferred
-(quar.)^.:
Laundries
4-
5-
5-
5- 2 *
i
(quar.)
Transportation
4-15
3
55c
Dry Goods Co.
onsolidated
30c
$2
3
"
s
(quar;)—
preferred" *( quar)C__-__"_
Yellowknife
k__s.____i^__
onsolidated
6-20
3
•-*"37VaC
(quar.)__
Discovery
Interim
5-21
6-30
6-
Laboratories
York)
2
4-15
$1.75
'(quar.-)—:
Westminster Paper Co., Ltd., class A
(quar. )
Class B (quar.)——
White Sewing Machine
Corp.—
4-20
5-31
$1
6-
Milton
5-
6-25
10c
v----
■
*
4-29
25c
—
Webster-Chicago Corp.
4-18
4-30
$1
2
6-
r
•
(quar.)__£lj
(quar.)
Fund,
didated
5-
C
1
20c
Terminals, 6% preferred (quar.)__
Electric (New Hamp.),-com.
oncord
Western
Western
1
"
Co
6%l preferred
8
1
,
-
;
___
olumbia
2
4-
7-
Miles
5-15
62y2c
*-
fquac.)
from realized
4-18
7-
,
took
from net
5-
2
7-
common
System
87'/a
(50c
■
4-30
-
Bottling (St; Louis) (quar.)______
alonial Fund, Inc. (from
investment inc.)_
Gas
G.)" Co.
60c
—
-Washington Mutual
5-
50c
$1.08%
1
oca-Cola
olumbia
5-16
10c
t20c
$1.11'A
Chase National Bank and Bank
Co. - - -
L.)
(Arthur
(quar.)
5,% -preferred (.quar.)
5-10
1
(quar.)
Manhattan
(D.
^
,
>
4-15
6-
(quar.)
'
convertible
.
4-30
$1.24
Ltd.
-
1
or-class
...
'
1
20c
.,
.x
5-10
6-
preferred
»
•
preferred
ity Title Insurance Co.
5-10
.M.
preferred
tlie-Class A
on
Power, 4%%
ity Stores Co.,
1
4.45%
725c
Manhattan
of
1
6-10 '
%
4.35%
-ti5c : ^5-W
Bank (initial quar.) •
Result of merger Issue
shown-above-is ne*w
name
30c
9
726c
Co.< liquidating)
"
66-
....
68 %£
9
.
Electric
Gas (quar.)
entr.al-Hlinois Securities Corp.—
entral
62'/aC
,,
Light—
Oil,
Class B,
(Directors
(quar.)
Inc.
(New
4-1,5'
•
'
4-
$15c
(increased quar.)
_L__
M-"-v
convertible
tK
Fund___
Fund,
.
(quar.)—___-
Class -B.
;i
-Walker Laboratories—
*
4-
■
entral
$1.50
Call-"-
4-30
-
Class A (quar.)_
Class A
(quar.)__.
Class B (initial) -—
9
1
___^
(Directors omitted payment
stock at this time.)
aran
5*
1
\
' 33c
-—--Mi6e >,
Ltd;-(quar.)____
Products—
4-39
5-
(quar.)
(quar-)_,
anadian
4-36
5-31
~.15c
Viceroy Mfg. -Co.; 50c class A (quar.)
>
t
-
A
$1
4-15
4-18
1
-
Funds
Utah- Construction
•
4-14
30c
(quar.)-i_ir^.'_^'-
Foundry;
5-16
5-
i__
common
class
Car
A
Bond
"
15c
(monthly)
<fc
...
5-25
25c
(quar.)
$1.32
/ 4-15
25c
(quar.)___
anada
4-15
31'Ac
(quar.)
$1.25
1
Trust
Gas
4-30
4-29
10c
&
As
5-16
4-29
*(quar.)_i.___-
Bank
4-15,.
6-1
32'/_-c
Co".^ (quar.)_„
Oil
2
200%
Inc.—^
United Continental Fund'(from net
Invest- J
.<
ment
income)
Vitamin Corp. (quar.)
iv,-
•
Melville Shoe Corp., common
(quar.)
4%%
preferred A
(quar.)
Mercantile Stores Co.
(increased quar.)
Metropolitan Edison Co., 3.80% pfd. (quar.)
3.85%
preferred
(quar.)
3.90% preferred (quar.)
7
1
5-
"■-•$1.75
Directors
and the
(quar.)_______
Mines,
Ltd
4-15
4-15
1,
Steel
6-15
6-15
130c
__.
parties pfd. iqtrar.)
Power
Manhattan
7-
A
,•
5-
56 %C.
1
4.96%
preferred
(quar.)
4.1&%
prefererd (quar.)
Louisville & Nashville RR.
4-28
15c
4.-29
6-
•;'/
fl2!/2C
i
Mfg.
United
5-6
20c
•
(quar.)
Mutual
McColl-Frontenac
1
1
$1
4-15
5^
(quar.)
,
Ltd.,
.
(quar.)
(quar.)
*
25c
-
preferred
C
Commission.
common
Co.
6-30
t62*'2c
13 %c
■.
;
Macassa
■
Ribbon Corp., Ltdi, 5%'
pfd. (quar.)4L
Ridge Insurance (Shelby-N- C.)' (quar.)"
raaiff
Airways, Inc.
(TesuThed)^^_-ixs---_t_ <
Mills,
2nd pfd.
(quar.)
Pipe
6r
-
$1.25
Monthly
Monthly
Lukcns
pre¬
ue
ockton: Taunton
Joint
Louisiana
4-14
3-31
15c
5%
45c
_
45c
Telephone
Printing Co.,
Loo(nis-Sa3'les
4-11
$1.75
._
the
-__r_
5-31 p. 4-22
B
preferred
Trade
(quar.)
preferred
7%
three-for-oue split of
shares subject to ap-
Crosse
Lock
.
on
(quar.)
the stockholders
Kysor Heater Co.
4-12
4-30
9
Trico
16c
Mfg.: Co.—
conv.
Class
a
common
Kroger Co.
3
from
Vegetable Parchment Co. ..(quar.)
Stores. Inc.
(quar.
Kobacker
5-
Towle
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)_-_,—
4-20
•
.
of Pennsylvania
(quar.)_
4-
;
Corporation
2
4-30
62 Vac
1
712c
1
5-
6-15
,
pref. (quar.)
^
Co., $2.50 conv. preferred
Thomaston Mills (quar.)_
Time Finance, class Ai
4-18
5-
$2.40
4-18
2
Kalamazoo
40c
-
2
5-
preferred
5'/i%
4-11
■'
37'/ac
l_.i_
"ue
"X
the
5-
(q»ar.)____
proposed
iowrta
v
i
6-
(quar.).
pi oval of
4-18
4-15 V
4-30
.
15c
(quar.)__
(Phila.)—
t
„
Directors took no action
$3.80
Directors
4-30
15c
Co.
'aimer's
ferred
2
2
5-
5c
(quar.»
Electric
4-20
"
5-2
10c
,
Corp.__________^
Telephone
5-
5-
$1
____________
preferred
Transit,
preferred
irtman
1
-
5c
(quar.)
derived
20c
:
Holdert
Payable of Rec.
27c
*
(quar.).__j
Thermoid
from
preferred (quar.)__
(quar.)I____—
Johnson, 4%
Thatcher- Glass
6-30
(quar.)_
conv.
common
Corp.
10c
A
Inc.,
income
Electric
,
6-30
iwtere£t)^__J—_________
■&
preferred A
<*;
7-15
7-15
>
*•- "•••
(quarterly
Aluminum ■&. -Chemical—
Cojnmon
(increased
quar.)——:
4-20
$1;13'2
;
preferred
1
4-30
$1.12 %
:_
;____
6%
Johnson
5%
:57"
:
_w_,_
and
Gas
Inc., 55c
Jantzen,
—*~
•
(quar.)
preferred
6-15
5-
50C
(quar.)___l_
Extra
6%
-
50c
Extra
Class-B
•
$1.25
-
(quar.)
Banking (Phila.), class A (quar.)
-utomobile
1
5-
25c
—.
.—
4(4-
Jervis
7-
25C
.___
Viscose, common
(quar.)
preferred' (quar.) -u.
Clayton Co.
(qua
ppakrchian Electric -Powerpreferred
6-15
6-30
55c
.JCaiser
-ricajx
Powder,
6-15
1
(Indian-.
__v
4.50preferred
5-16
1
7-
$1-31 yt
1
7-
-
28 VmA
-
derson-
4.yz.%
in vestment
dividend
preferred
Inc.
{quar.)
"(Canada), Ltd.—:
(quar.)'
—_1H_
Texas
6-30
7-15
50c
Services—
Mutual,
Iowa-Illinois
6-
-
31 %«
l-
—
5 V« :
3-16
M-29
-
Ironrite,
_____
Co.
A
.
:
••
5-17
Ltd.,
Diversified
.
preferred-
Carson
&
5%
conv.
preferred •
TelAutograph Corp. (quar.)v_U———
Gulf Producing (stock dividend)
Texas Industries
(quar.)
1
4-21
$1.12 »/2
—
Taylor, Pearson
When
Share
common
>
3-31
>
4-30
7-15
(quar.)
common
(quar )
(quar.)_____—
Breweries,
Investors
-■
■_
Insurance
class
B
-6-. 1
<-
40c
(quar.)__
4-20
net
12%c.
.
{qttar.j*. _!_____
preferred
1
-
preferred K- («ju#r.
preferred; (quar.)__
5y4.%
Co.
Company
Fenn,
—
4-15
..
$1.10
j_
&
4.32%-* convertible
,
5-.13 A
4-20
93 %c
Corp.,'
preferred
Investors
(quar.)
Ll.-_.ii-.-i?--
-
5-
of
Convertible
4% %
4Yst'/n
-
,
name
Machines
.
Investment
Common '
Ingersoll-Rand
-
....
$1
(quar.)
Per
Name of
Taylor
5-31
1
3Gc
1__
(quar,).
.
preferred
Interior
(initial)
iy Control ,Co._
erscaxi
preferred
Intercbemical
common
on
Corporate
Business
4%-
*
1
5-
30c
*
■.
5-31
,
6-13
• 6-
.
37'/a c
(OHurl- "
(quar.)^-ir—_
Finance, common "(quar.)_^_^__
"preferred (quar.)^——
•-r.-4.40'.i
Payable of Ree.
iT'n
Co.
(Joseph)
Holders
6-13
50c
r
(Jnspnhi-
3%%
time)
Inc.
new
commou ?
50c':
Household
-
Holder $
i
(quar;.)
tquar j_Hi-—
$i.06y4.
Hnrne
Home
.5
Co.—
nonaction
Industries
Above
When
Share
,
b
common
^
Payable of Rec.
$1.37 '/a
in which-we show the payments previasly announced, but which-have not^yet'rearfied their
ayment date. *
!
Company
(M. A.), class A
When
,
Share
•-
•.
:
second table
Name oj
-
r.
>
follow with
we
Company
11
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
\
(1680)
12
When
Per
Holders
When
Per
Monday, April 11, 1955
Holders
Per
When
r
Share
Name of Company
,
Central
Wholesalers, Ltd.—
preferred
(s-aj——,—
——r i
$1.60 prior pfd (s-a>
Nichols & Co.—
convertible prior preference (quar.)
Atlantic
51/2 %
Austin,
si.20
4-
4-30
4-
Iron
Foods
3-28
3-28
Dominion
7j%
4-15
45c
3-25
4-15
15c
3Vi-%
convertible
Chicago
Corp.
$1.12 y2
4-15'
50C
'5-16
3-30
5-
preferred
7
Ducommun
4-
7
Duncan
5-
2
3-23
$1
5-
2
4-itt
4-14
$1
11-
1
10-18
4-15
3-31
Chicago & Eastern
25c
'
4-13
6-
1
5-
4
4-
1
25c
3
9-22
9-22
1
6-22
Clearfield
7-
1
10-
7-
/
4-15
2
6-22
v
;»
$1.50
5-
2
5-
2
4-21
—
&
4-15
4-15
$4.50
1
4-15
4-15
3-31
$1.25
4-15
9-
&
Illuminating,
4-21
6-21
1-3-56
12-21
$1.25
Chicago
1
1
4-29
4-
5-15
4-20
7-
6-
65c
(quar.)
com.
$1.12 Mi
$25c
«.
Coal
Foods
4-
4-15
3-28
4-20
4-11
5-
2
4-16
6-
1
7-
1
4-15
4-11
Coast
150
4-
1
5-
2
4-
8
15c
6-
1
5-20
15c
(quar.)
Quarterly
4-11
40c
(resumed)
J.)
(B.
5-
9-
1
8-22
$3.50
„
(quar.)
Williamsport RR.
Millworx
6-30
5-31
1
4-20
2
Railroad
50c
5-
1
4-15
$1.12y2
5-
1
4-15
25c
;
„
Fisheries,
Booth
$1
preferred (quar.)
W.)
(Geo.
Borg
20%
______
Bridgeport
New
$1.19
4-15
6-
1
5-11
7-
1
6-15
Castings,
preferred (quar.)
6%
Corp.
Corp.,
7%
5%
Buell
60c
1
3-22
Stock
Corp..
4-15
3-31
Federal
15c 1
Ltd
new
com.
■
4-
5
Confederation
4-
1
Quarterly
6-
4-29
5c
Life
4-25
4-
$1.37'/2
5-15
4-29
138c
6-15
6-10
S'/e,
$37c
9-15
9-10
5%
12-15
12-10
Assn.
(Toronto)
8
4-29
Conn
5-
2
3-31
Connecticut
4-15
3-21
$2.06
(C.
5-
2
4-
5
5c
4-
1
$2
4-30
3-15
preferred
$2.04
5-
1
4-15
1
4-15
5-
1
4-15
$1.50
partic.
Fireman's
51c
5-
1
4-
5
55c
5-
1
4-
5
class
3-28
17 %c
4-15
3-28
$1.25
4-15
3-28
Consolidated
Dearborn
5c
5-26
5-16
Consolidated
Edison
5-
4-12
37 >/2c
(quar.)—_—
A
5-
Corp.,
Forbes
62V2c
4-15
4-
5
Consolidated
Metal
4-
8
Consolidated
Natural
$50c
Paper
A
7-29
7-
8
Consolidated
$SDc
4-29
4-
8
$50c
7-29
7-
8
Burroughs
25c
4-20
3-26
Products
Gas
4-11
5-
2
4-15
5-
2
4-
_
(quar.)
New
of
4-22
4%
8
(quar.)
Corn,
Terminal
Bush
Mfg.,
10c
$1
4-15
3-31
5-16
4-15'
50c
4-15
3-
15c
4-13
3-31
16c
4-25
4-
Co, (quar,)——.
Linen Mills, Ltd., com, (quar.)
Jackson
Byron
Caldwell
4-
5-16
4-29
Consumers
1
$4.50
$4.52
preferred (quar.)
$1.50
preferred (quar.)
$1.50 participating preferred (quar.)
California Electric Power, $3 pfd. (quar.)
5-
2
4-15
5-
2
4-15
5-
2
4-15
Continental Life Insurance
$5c
4-15
3-11
Continental
12 %c
6-10
6-
Continental
4
6%
Power,
Oregon
1
Cott
3-31
Coty International
4-15
3-31
3-31
5-16
4-30
4-11
4-
Association
Insurance
Campbell
Canada
Soup
Crushed
&
Northern
Special
Cut
.
100th
4-
1
5-
2
4-
8
5-
2
4-
8
Dredge
preferred
Canadian
Dock,
Ltd.
(s-a)
Co.
(quar.)
General
Industries
Common
7%%■
Canadian
(1954)
4 % %
Ltd.
Capital Estates
Carolina, Clinchfield
Co.
Carthage Mills, Inc.
Class
A
Class
(quar.)_
$2
non-cum.
class
non-cum.
class
$10c
1-3-56
12-15
50c
4-15
3-22
5-
4-12
$31c
$$1.25
5-
2
4-12
5-
2
4-
Daystrom,
4-15
3-31
Dayton Rubber,
$18c
4-15
3-31
4-29
3-31
4-15
3-18
5-
3-15
Inc.
A
Vilbiss
Delaware
Co.
Denver
&
Rio
&
Edison
Detroit
Gasket
General
6
General
Outdoor
4-20
4-
$1
5-
2
5-
2
4-11
$1.12
—_
5-
2
4-11
64.
5
93%c
4-15
4-
4-29
4-15
25c
5-16
4-27
25C
4-25
4-11
50c
4-25
4-11
30c
4-20
4-
8
37y2C
(quar.)
—
(quar.)
& Light—
&
;
4-30
4-
5
$6
RR.—
$4
General
preferred
4-21
4-
40c
(quar.)
40c
4-15
3-24
25c
Corp.. (quar.)
4-25
4-11
7
preferred
4!/2%
4-15
4-12
General
Telephone
5-15
4-22
5.20%
25c
5-15
4-22
General
27 Vic
5-
2
4-
8
preferred
Telephone
6-
1
5-13
$1.50
(quar.)
preferred
Dodge & Cox Fund
8-15
B
$25c
11-30
11-15
com.
(quar.)
40c
100%
(quar.)
(quar.)
5-10
4-20
5-16
4-20
$1.05
5-10
4-30
4-
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
pfd.
4-30
4-
40C
7
7
4-15
3-31
$$2.50
7-
2
6-23
50c
5-
2
4-
Central Canada Investments Ltd.—
1
Dominion
Bridge,
Dominion
5-
2
4-
Engineering Works, Ltd.
3-10
Dominion
6-14
9-20
9-14
$4.50
5-16
5-
4-29
Glass
Co.,
Dominion
4-29
4-15
2
UOc
(quar.)
(s-a)
Ltd.,
&
5-25
t30c
5-13
4-29
5-13
4-29
4-29
(quar.)
5-
2
3- 4
5-25
5-10
Steel,
Co.
5-10
4-
4-16
4-
8
62% c
5-
2
4-
8
5-
2
4-
4
5-
2
4-
*
a
8
5-16
5-
$1.37 Va
5-
2
3-31
5-
2
3-31
5-
2
3-31
62%c
4-30
4-15
4-30
4-15
$10c
2
4-
5-
2
4-
8
22%c
5-
2
4-
8
50c
5-
'
4
Indiana—
of
2
4-15
4-15
3-31
55c
5-
1
4-
5%
4-15
4-
5
Kentucky—
of
$1.30
(quar.)
Co.
4-15
5-
25c
(quar.)
5-16
$$1.25
com.
of
the
Southwest—
(quar.)
(stock div.)
Bros.,
Inc.
preferred
5-
2
}20c
4-15
9
25c
4-25
4-
8
$1.12%
(quar.)
(quar.)
4-25
4-
8
3-28
Glatfelter
4 5/s7o
McBean
(P.
H.)
&
Globe-Wernlcke
35c
(quar.)
Co.
Co.,
preferred
pfd.
(quar.)__
Co.,
7%
7%
preferred (auar.)
Goodyear Tire & Rubber
4-20
4-8
pfd.
(quar.)
5 6 Vic
5-
1
4-15
$0.57825
5-
1
4-15
81.75
4-14
3-18
$1.75
4'/2%
(initial)
7-
1
6-20
6-15
5-16
50c
(quar.)
3-28
4-15
Gladding,
tlOc
37Vzc
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co.
49c preferred (quar.)
Gould
5%
(quar.)
5-25
4-30
12%c
4-15
4-15
tlV/zC
common
(quar.)
Foundries
preferred
3-18
3-30
25c
Fabrics, Ltd., common (quar.)
preference
(quar.)
preferred
4-25
4-15
$1
,
.
Co.
preferred
Gilchrist
6-20
37'/2c
convertible
Dominion
$2.20
Gimbel
t40c
Ltd.
4-18
4-15
7
4-11
tl7y2c
Extra
4 V2 %
7
25c
;
Corp
Mines, Ltd. (quar.)_
Dominguez
Oil
Fields
(monthly)
7%
4-
66%c
25c
(quar.)
Dome
2nd
2
62'/2c
(quar.)
4-20
37 Vic
5%
5-
37 '/2c
Quarterly
Dodge Mfg.
Co..
(increased)
common
(quar.)
8-31
Cup
■
2
2
87 y2c
(quar.)
(quar.)
prefered
50c
Dixie
5-12
5-
5-
,
California—
of
Co.
25c
Steel Products
(quar.)
Giorgio Fruit, class A (quar.)
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Di
6-15
1
5
87%c
;
(quar.)
preferred
Telephone
General
$2
Co.
Detroit
5-16
6-
8
4-15
4-
$1.50
pfd.
(quar.)
Telephone
8
6-30
1
$1.50
—
1
General Steel Wares Co., Ltd.,
General
3-31
5-31
4-
5-
4-15
$1.25
(quar.)—
(quar.)
4-
$12c
4-18
12%c
$1
pfd.
(quar.)
Shoe Corp., common
preferred A (quar.)
$3.50
5%
(quar.)
Co.,
9- 9>
93 Vic
Corp.
(quar.)_
4-29
Match
6-10
9-30
25C
Service,, $5.50
4-20
Class. B
4-15:
6-30
Advertising—
4-15
Diamond
4-29
4%%
(quar.)
Public
preferred
preferred
5%
Western
Tunnel
preferred
General
,
quarterly)
Mfg.
4-26
Britain)
Corp.—
$3.75 preferred (quar.)
$5
preferred (quar.)
4-11
$1.06
11c
pfd. (quar.)—
"
Co.
1
Motors
series A
Grande
5-
40c
:
(quar.)_
5-16
Class
Mills
Instrument
$1.25
8-15
(s-a)
General
7
(quar.)
com.
Canada
Detroit
5-16
Central Coal & Coke
7
12-
(quar.)
(increased
6-20
11-15
(s-a)
9-
12-28
7
Power
Common
3-30
8-31
Sugar
9-28
50c
(quar.)
7-15
5-31
Aguirre
Class
4-15
11-30
preference
50c
(quar.)
3-31
$12c
dividend
:
Co., Ltd.
(Great
registered
(interim)
5-
10c
pfd.
4-26
$1
Electric
Ordinary
6-28
(quar.)—
33A%
Bros,
9
1
15c
(quar.)
General Finance Corp.—
5%
preferred "A" (s-a)
50c
(quar.).
preferred
Corp.,
4-15
$25c
5%
Dana
9
4-
5-
50c
(quar.)
common
common
:
20c
Dallas°Power & Light, $4
$4.24 preferred (quar.)
4V2%
2
$25c
Central
Cutter Laboratories
*
4-
4-26
50c
General Electric
(quar.)
A
(quar.)
preferred
2
4-15
4-26
iquar.)_
Baking Co.,
(quar.)
A
$2
(quar.)
(quar.)
com.
Co.,
preferred
General
:
(quar.)
(quar,)___
,
9-15
(quar.)
Corp.,
5%
Co.
Gardner-Denver
i
A
2
Re¬
General
$13c
(quar.)
Frontier
4% preferred "C" (s-a)
General Foods Corp., $3.50
class
1
5-
$1
the
for
Storage (annual)
conv.
preferred (quar.)
6-
Corp.—
non-cum.
6-15
2
Co.,
General
.
1
4-
Cold
3-25
$2
1
A
5%
Gamewell
payment
9-18
1
B
Celotex
Gabriel
4-25
4%
4-
4-15
Co.
Market
4-15
4-15
1
edi¬
9-29
35c
A
(quar.)
preferred
3-21
5-10
a
previous
$1.75
7-
B
4.20%
4-15
as
fining
40c
Ry.
common
new
8c
$2
(quar.)
(quar.)—
10-
$37V2c
(quar.)
Tractor,
3-15
2
3-31
dividends
in
reported
preferred
Curtiss-Wright
Class
Stock
3-23
4-15
"
•
Class
Caterpillar
4-15
5-
4-
4-11
2%
stock
above
incorrectly
10c
6-16
3-31
4-15
2%
common..
The
15c
Ohio
class
1
6-16
$$i.i2y2
(quar.)
Products,
on
4-
3-28
1
4-22
25c
6-15
$$1.12 %
;
;
&
dividend
1
4-15
4-15
7-
8
"
1
Detroit
(quar.)
Carolina Power & Light,
Stock
Correction:
4-25
3-31
6-16
$50c
common
7-
De
(quar.)
Food
1
$933/ic
(quar.)
3-25
4-
90c
2
1
$12'/2C
(quar,).,:
on
5-
7-
5-24
4'
$25c
Co—
dividend
4-16
6-16
1
8c
(quar.)
6-30
$10c
$6c
preferred
Canadian Vlckers,
Catelli
6-
3-18
Ltd.—
preferred
Paper
7-2
4-25
Ltd.—
Co._.
4V2%
Carpenter
$$1.50
$10c
Marconi
Trailer
Stock
4-15
4-11
1
$1.25
(quar.)
Ltd.
Corp.
Fruehauf
Fulton
7-
5c
(s-a)
$1.75
$27 V2C
—
(quar.).
Canadian Refractories,
Froedtert
6-15
were
6-
+20c
(quar,)______
preferred (quar.)
$$1.50
(quar.)
preferred
6-15
5c
-—
5
4-13
56y»c
(increased)
"
7-29
10c
(quar.)
4-12
Funds—
7%
Davidson
Ltd
:
Canadian
B
4-27
$20c
1
40c
(quar.)
4-15
6c
J.),
1
"
,
Investments,
Fund
2
20c
7%
Ltd.—
Extra
Investment
4-
5-
1
7-
■
(extra)——
Corp.
3-31
4-20
20c
quar.)
:
Ltd.
Canada
Ltd.
(A.
10c
Corp.
4-15
25c
(quar.)
Extra;'
tions
& Forster.
8% preferred
Cuban-American Sugar—:
$25c
.
Fairbanks-Morse
1
4-14
$1.75
'
$6%c
class A
Crum
v
4-5
2
7-
4-15
-
$1
Brewing
8-
$1.13
5- 2
'4-30
series
Cos.,
Extra
Freiman
$i.3iy4
Ltd.,
$10c
bonus
(quar.)—
Canadian
Canadian
6%
4-29
3
—
Curtis Publishing Co., com
(quar.)
Corp., Ltd.
anniversary
&
Class
$15c
,
.
Power
Special 100th anniversary bonus
Special
100th anniversary -bonus—"
Canada Steamship Lines Ltd. (s-a)_
Canadian Bronze Co.. Ltd., common (quar. )
preferred
1
4-11
37 %c
6-
B
(increased
(quar.)
of
Telegraph
$1.75
(quar.)
com.
Creamery Package Mfg. (quar.)
Co.r. class A (quar.)_
Stone, Ltd.—
(quar.)
preferred
Canada
(quar.)
Co.
1
4-10
30c
series
20c
Co.,
Crossett
5c
—
Beverage
Counselors
50c
(s-a)__
—
(s-a)
(quar.)
3-31
$1
Fire
Extra
preferred
4-15
50c
Extra
Camden
$5.25
4-20
4-15
7-
3-31
4-30
45c
(quar,)______
(quar.)_
t$1.30
(quar.)
(Toronto)
preferred (quar.)
40c
$1.50
$1.13
(quar.)
Corporate Investors,
,
$1.75
preferred (quar.)—<_
Packing Corp. (quar.)
California Portland Cement (quar.)—
3
Cornell-Dubilier Electric-^
4-15
1
pfd.
(quar.)
Refining
Co.
$1.13
Co., ,4Va%
Motors
Products
7%
1
12-
5-
37V2c
7%
5%
9-
12-10
75c
Gin
preferred
$1.17'/2
—
California
6%
9-10
12v2c
(quar.)__
common
preferred (quar.)'
preferred
(quar.)
1
12V2c
•
$4.70
Vs %
Corn
—
6-
r
.;
$20c
participating
participating
California
(quar.)
$20c
Calgary & Edmonton Corp., Ltd. (s-a)
Cold Storage & Distributing Co.—
4-22
1
3-31
4-15
50c
(initial)
com.
(quar.)
Custodian
Stock
Fraser
,
5-20
7-
55c
4-15
Francisco)
new
com.
prelerred
Corp.
Franklin
4
81.12%
(quar.)
common
r
4-15
2fac
Utilities
(quar.)
(San
pfd.
7%
class
Dailies,
Frankenmuth
4
7-
5-31' "
»-4- 1'
$1.25
75c
(quar.)
Wallace,
Franklin
'
Calif.
$1.50
Power,
preferred
preferred
$37c
$1.50 1st preferred (quar.) —_—-—«—.—
2nd partlc. pfd.
(quar.)
80c
quar.)
Royalties, Inc.—
Participating preferred (quar.)
Consolidated Roy-.ity Oil (s-a)_
4-15
4-12
40c
—
5-16
40c
(bi-monthly)
Co.
common
Rubber,
Inc.,
preferred
Fram
37'/2c
(quar.)
(Increased
Insurance
Ltd.
Foundation
(quar.)
Corp.
&
4y2%
York—
Consolidated
B
Foremost
4-15
Field)
Extra
4-20.
25c
(increased)
Corp.
Co.
4-29
4-20
2
25c
(quar.)
25c
4-20
2
5-
$1.25
Coppermines
$50c
2
5-
62 '/2c
(quar.)—
common
Extra
5-
37 '/2c
Extra
6-10
$1.50
•—
Marshall
(see
*
Fluor
%
%
Inc.^—
Quarterly
4-20
2
4-15'
1
62Vic
(quar.)
5
pref.
5-
3-31
Stores
Co.
&
&
5-2
12-14
$1.25
4-
Sterling,
5-16
12-28
3-31
1
Products,
Firth
4-13
15c
20c
;;
(quar.)____
Department
Firestone Tire
6-10
4-28
r
;
—
5-
—
"
4-15
1
6-24
50c
——
3-15
6-2L"
5-
1
Field
'
10c
4-15
5
Industries—
,
20c
,
4-
(quar.)
4-15
4-15
50c
B
Fund
4-29
45c
(quar.)i___l_—_
A
(Marshall)
8-12
11-10
—;_I_—20c
1
3-28
Class
quar.)
Corp.—
(quar.)
preferred
5-13*
1
1
$35c
(quar.)
5-
3-28
$5 preferred
(increased
common
47V2c
4-15
Consolidated
(quar.).;
(quar.)
4-15
B
,
6% prior preferred (quar.)___
Fidelity & Deposit (Md.)
(quar.)
4-15
Class
Co.
912-
3"%
—
Fibreboard
(quar.)_
...
I
5
Chemical
Class
Butler
(guar.)
5
(quar.)
4-15
1
6- 1
25c
4-
.
9-21
3-31
5-
$1.25
(quar.)
4-
15c
preference
Corp.
1
—
1
4-30
y $1.50
(quar.)—
5-
preferred
preferred
$2.20
Consolidated
Y_ (quac.)_—
4-15
:
Power—
10-
5
25c
5iy2c
&
4-16
4-
$26c
N.
Finance
preferred
Federated
4-15
w
$1.25 %
(quar.)
com.__
Light
preferred
preferred
$1.90
4-15
G.),
of
(quar.)
B
: "
15c
(quar.)
A
4-15
.
preferred
Board,
Services
Class
Class
—
4- 5
4-30
._^10c
.
Ltd., $1.40 pref.
Grain,
Preferred
—
;
6-
8
4-20
,
4-29
$1.25
dividend,
Federal
Quarterly
5-
6%
Co.,
Brewing
Mfg.
Co.
Fanner
Corp.—
(quar.)__
15c
——
4-14" «-
5-
45c
Falstaff
*38c
Gas
preferred
4-15
1
4-28
75C
-
4-15
2
4-15
$3.50
A->
(quar.)
(quar.)
Insurance
10c
4%
3-22
-
(quar.)
4-15
4-22
60c
:«,
(quar.),
pld.
Ltd.—
Excelsior Insurance Co.
Fairbanks
Paper
$1
preferred (quar.)
Burger Brewing Co.
(quar.)
Burns & Co., Ltd., class A preference
Inc.,
4-15
'
iT. H.;,
preferred
Federal
4-15
$1.50
(quar.)
Machine
&
Die
Bullock's
(quar.)^
International
Concord Natural
10c
—
3-25
4.16%
Federal
ioc
common
4-11
esiaorooks
(From
45c
———
40c
(quar.)_
2
1
Co.—
payable on shares outstanding after the 200%" stock dividend—
tlOc
common (quar.)
convertible preferred (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
j.
preferred (quar.)—,——————~
prior preferred (quar.)
6%
3-22
3-31
25c
(s-a)
9-19
investment income)
$25c
Budget Finance Plan,
60c
4-29
4-15
8
3-22
10-10
125c
Commonwealth Stock Fund,
'
•
10%
Steel
Buckeye
8
6%%
(quar.)
dividend
Products
Electric
Quarterly
(quar.)
Power Ltd.
Steel
4-
135C
Brooklyn Union Gas Co. (quar.)—~——
Browing-Ferrls Machinery Co., com. (quar.)
Stock
1
2
6%%
.British Columbia Forest Products, Ltd.
"Buchanan
4-
5-
03%c
;
registered
Columbia
4-15
15C
(final)
Ordinary bearer (final)
——
British
Commonwealth
40c
—
5-
4-11
Ltd
Engineering
•
(initial)
par
Ohio
Enterprises,
Combustion
70c
—
Southern
^Commonwealth Edison Co.
30c
Bristol-Myers Co., 33/4% preferred (quar.)
British-American Tobacco Co., Ltd.—
Ordinary
Combined
2
87 %c
——
Columbus &
4-20
50c
quar.)
5-16
$5
(s-a)__—.
5-
10c
preferred series A (quar.)
Esquire, Inc.
$1.06V4
pfd.- (quar.)'
Insurance
Semi-annual
4-20
2
Life
*
5-13
%
$5
$5
$4.25
Corp.,
Mutual
5 */2 %
$3.50
common
4-20
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
Fund
Hydraulic
Co.—
Green
Bowling
Columbus
4-
Boston Edison Co.
Briggs Mfg.
2
5-
1
.Columbia
4-16
37V2c
(quar.)
Corp.
class A (quar.)
(quar.)_
Inc.,
2
5-
.
—
Borg-Warner Corp., com, (increased
3Vz% preferred (quar.)—
Bostitch,
5-
Picfurcs
4-29
4-20
5-10
5-20
25c
(quar.
com.
dividend
Stock
4%
(quar.)
Corp.
5- 2
5- 2
25c
—
25c
5c
preferred
5%
(Calif.),
Blum's
Bondstock
4-
62Vic
preferred series A (quar.).
$5
>'
'
5-
4-15
4-15
I'. $5 preferred series A (quar.)
,i7"ij'i .■.stVSw inri#
10c
4-15
5-1
10c
9c
5-
5-1
(quar.)
8?y2C
$1.18%
10c
12Vic
15c
(quar.)
Heating Products, Ltd.
Erie
11-18'
3-18
(s-a)
Phonograph
Credit
5-12
8-19
3-21
_______
_________
Equitable
6-14
7
5-2<fc
4-15
.
Enamel &
Colonial Finance Co., 4%% pfd. (quar.)_—
Colorado Central Power Co.—
'
1
*
4-15
_.
4-15
11-18
11-30
(quar.)
4-19
"
15c
(quar.)
5-14
v
1
12-
' 4-
1
9-
(quar.)________——
4-30
A—
6-
4- 7'
$$1
16c
class
7-22
10-21
.
*
'
3iy4c
125c
prelerred
(quar.)
Acceptance Corp.,
Colonial
1
\
;;
Employers Group Associates (inc. quar.)
Emporium-Capweli Co., 7% preferred (s-a)
4-15
2
2
$12 Vic
V
■>
.
62'/2c
Ltd.
Colgate-Palmolive
811-
5c
Empire
4-20
4-22
4-25
Extra
6-16
4-15
t
3iy»c
Co., com.
&
!
2
3iy»c
(quar.)
<quar t_—r.
preferred
&
3-31
2
5-
4-25
Ltd
Electric
Emerson Radio
'
5-
15c
87'/2c
(quar.)__.
preferred
preferred
Sault
5
20c
"
(quar.)
(quar.)—________—
Ltd.
'
5-
4-15
3-23
4-
3-31
$1.12l/2
pfd.
(quar.)_,~,———
Co., com.
(Increased) —
Breweries
Coghlin
25C
$933/4c
pfd, (quar.)
Industries, common
Elmira
5-16
5-5
-;\
~
3-28
2
15c
10%
(stock dividend)
4-29
3-31
•?*
Ltd.—
Elastic-Stop Nut Corp, of America (quar.)__
Electro Refractories, 5%
preferred (quar.)_
Emhart Mfg. Co. (quar.)__
3
25c
___________,
1
—
8
15c
(quar.)
(monthly)—
Clorox Chemical Co.
1
4-15
partic
4'/2%
(quar.—____;
25c
(quar.)
$3.50
Mines.
Ekco Products
Louis
St.
4-15
(quar.)
5%
3-15
4-30
(quar.)
A
Bakeries, Ltd.—
Edison
4-4
■*
$25c
(quar.)
Eastern
57-
15c
4-22
50c
$10c
Clinton
4%,
3-15
4-11
50c
preferred (quar.)
preferred
Clinchfield
„
8-15
«
15c
preferred
Sullivan
4-1
'
4-15
15c
Nemours,
5%
7
6
4-15
'
25c
Supply
class
preferred
5%
$1.75
3-31
20c
1
&
preferred
Eastern
$1.50
(s-a)_
Ry.
Cincinnati.
Cleveland Electric
.
12'/2c
5-16
(1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)
de
$4.50
5-2
$20c
$$1.75
(quar.)
A
Duriron Co.,
$.150
Mahoning
Ry. Co., 5%
3-10
2
5-
50c
Cleveland,
'
5-
$50c
I
—
4-21
75c
4-15
«•
(final)
com.
(quar.)_^
Co.,
A
Pont
East
Semi-annual:
•
3-31
$1.25
4-
(quar.)
Metals
Coffee
Class
3-13
5-16
of
Class
du
bio
10- 3
5-
4-11
4-15
30c
Common (Increased quar.)—
1
Cincinnati, New Orleans & Texas Pacific Ry.
o>
prelerred tquar.)
5%
preferred
(quar.)
Cities Service Co., new common
(Initial)
City Baking, 7%
preferred
<quar.)__
4-15
4-18
20c
common—I—
Chicago Molded Products Corp.
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co.—
'
1
5c
(quar.)
Co.
RR.r com
Chicago Great Western Ry.,
5-
15c
(quar.)
Corp.
Illinois
Ltd.,
(quar.)w^
Canada Securities,
preferred
4-
1
4-
50c
—
7'/2%
1
5-
4-25
1
Co.
5-
4-15
3-15
4-27
$10c
Co.
Furniture
20c
;
4-
4-15
$10c
Co.,
(quar.)—;
Paper Co., Ltd.
87'/2c
(quar.)—
(quar.)
(quar.)
Chemical
Pont
4-29
tSl
$25c
(quar.)
Common
-
4-20
$75c
(quar.)
Du
5
65c
(quar.)—
common
Dow
$40c
Ltd.
Corp. Ltd. (quar.)
Cnemical, Ltd.—
&
«
Ltd.—
Coal
Textile
preferred
Drexel
(quar.)
(Va.)
Tar
Commooi
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry.—
12-30
4-27
(quar.)_
(quar.)—
Co.,
:
Donnacona
——
_______
-13-56
$50c
(quar.)——
Linoleum
Corp.,
Square
Dominion
net
25c
2 y2 %
Co.,
W.)
Bell, Inc.
Blue
income)
from
$1.50
2 V2 %
(increased)
(E.
investment
(jncreased
Inc.
$1.50
(quar.)—-—-
Holdings
Blair
Bliss
Fund,
•V
40c
—
Chesapeake Corp.
Hats,
A
Chemical
7
—i-
—
9-30
Ltd., common (quar.)——
$1 preferred A (quar.)
—
Black, Starr & Gorham, Inc.—
Class
B
6-30
•—
Co. of Canada
Works- (quar.)
Gas
Biltmore
Class
3-31
4-15
4-15
40c
—
—
4-11
Holdert
Share I Payable of Rec.
&
Quarteily
Dominion Steel &
4-15
20c
A—
7-15
(s-a)
common
Oilcloth
Dominion
,
20C
Optical,
preferred
5%
Best
(quar.)
(quar.)
class
10-14
(quar.)—
Distilling, common
Watch Co.
Berkshire
Gas.
$l,5ft
Paper Ltd.—
&
preferred
Bell Telephone
Benrus
Warehouse,
3-31
Apartments, Inc.—
1st preferred <quar.)__——
prior
Indiana
Central
4-15
Beaux-Arts
$3
Hudson Gas & Electric Corp.
Central
6-10
2
5-
19c
Chenango & Unadilla Telephone—
4Vi% preferred (quar.)
—.——:
$1,50
dividend
Belmont
and
A
'
/
5c
$6
4
4-30
dividend
Stock
Central
4-15
4-20
(quar.)
Co,
B.)
atock
1
4-25
series
40c
Corp.
(J.
Beam
4-20
5-
____—
Lomb
&
9
9
4-30
*
(quar.)
A
Class
Bausch
Baystate
9-
12-
$1.12 '/2.
——
(quar.)
Power
Bathurst
9-20
12-20
'
Innes, Ltd., class A
&
$1.25
$1.25
4-20
:
Corp.
•Bartgis1 Bros.
Bates
(quar.)
(quar.)
4-30
(quar.) _____
(quar.)__
———
Co.
tquar.)_
—
,3angor Hydro-Electric, com.
(quar.)
Bankers Trust Co. (N. Y.)
(increased quar.)
Banlife
(quar.)
$1.12%
(quar.)
preferred
6%
preferred
6%
preferred
6%
preferred
Baldwin
Rubber
6%
B
preferred series A and B
preferred series A and B
30c
20c
6-20
preferred
5%
22c
-
81.25
b%
30c
series) (quar.)_—
Baldwin-Lima Hamilton Corp. (quar.)Baldwin Piano Co.—
Name of Company
Dominion
Co.—
9
4-
5%
(1947
preferred
4y2%
of Georgia Ry.
Payable of Rec.
5-18
1
4-15
80c
(from invest, income)
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preferred (quar.)
6-
$55c
,
Axe-Houghton Fund B
Share
Company
"
*
Finance Co.,
Atlas
Home of
Payable of Rec.
Ltd.—
$$1.12%
4-15
3-25
Pumps,
Inc.,
preferred
common
(Canada)—
$50c
(quar.)
(Continued
4-30
4-
8
on page
15c
4-/5
3-24
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(quar.)
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,
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Volume 181
Number 5419.. .The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1681)
Stock Record «» New York Stock
Exchange
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK
Rawge tor Previous
Year
v
40 % Not
1
Jan
7
6
5% Jan"
i
5i.
32
Jan
51
Not 24
20% Jan
Range since Jan.
Lowest
Highest
9% Jan
106
STOCKS
1954
Lowest
4
4.
49% Apr
8
115% Apr 20
14% Dec 31
""
10% Dec
39% Mar 14
48% Jan
YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE
,
3
Abbott
Jan
19
Feb
h
13
Jan
6
16%. Jan
27
ABC
7% Mar 23
127% Feb
18
ACF-Brill
14
•
50% Dec 30
46% Jan
18
58 %
Feb
17
56% Dec
53
18
65
Feb
4%
16
26% Dec
Laboratories
107
111
30
Jan
31
25% Jan
6
29%? Mar 18
Acme Steel
39% Jan
6
45 % Mar
Adams
Aug 20
30% Mar
9
33
Jan
58
Jan
89
not
30
77% Jan
21
88
Jan
18 %
May
29% Dec
8
33
Dec
Peb
24
123
Dec
29
107
3
172
July 29
163
2% Jan
4
i
16% Jun
3% Jan
4
3
18% July 28
18
Jan
Jan
12
85
Aug
2
80
3% Jan
4
9
Dec
29
Sep 29
210
Dec
23
209% Jan
3
Jan
6
141
28% Jan
<
4
140
80
.97
May
4-
.92% Mar 11
8% Jan
6
<71% Jan
8
Dec
45% Dec
113
Dec
Mar 14
38% Jan
18
13
104
Jan
30
14% Jan
20
19% Deo
16
40% Sep 29
55% Dec
3
90
10
273
17
144% Jan
49% Apr
4V*%
5%%
7
21
4
107 % Feb
16
7
161/* Feb
11
$4
Jan
Jan
3
23 Vs Apr
39% Feb
Allied Mills
Jan
51% Mar 14
60
Feb
94% Jan
-
97
3
Mar
5
45% Jan
4
74% Not 17
70
Jan
6
80% Apr
8
147% Not 26
145
Jan
24
159 % Apr
3 V* %
May 28
124% Not 17
116% Jan
6
133% Apr
4.08%
103
-
97
July 14
13% Jan
4.
85% Not 24
158% Jan
4
92
Dec
„
20
77
7
Jan 18
85% Jan
18
99% Feb
28
Mar 28
117
56% Mar 25
'47
JanTl
1% Jan
72% Jan
Dec2 9
3% Feb
16
89% Mar
18
3
Jan
Apr 23
35
Feb
16
34
Jan
5
Jan
26% Dec
15
25% Jan
17
6
~
166 "
Jan
57
2
11
3% Mar 29
4
36% Mar 28
Feb
28
28
230
Dec
17
Apr
6
230% Jan
3
Jan
7
91
Not
23
77% Peb
3
91% Feb
23
11% Jan
4
22% Dec 29
20% Jan
6
27% Mar 28
70% Jan
4
109
Dec
22
6
"26% Mar 16
35
Dec
27
105% Dec
17
Feb
18
16% Jan
4
56
Jan
4
66
•
Jan
4
15% Dec
20
: 37% Jan
4
58
Dec
Mar 15
102
30% Oct 21
96
Jon
15
100
104% Mar
5
Peb
1
14% Jan
15
4
Jan
12
16% Jan
4
4% Jan
11
Aluminium
,
.
Amerada
Amer
3% %
29
111
28%
20%
88%
8'A
255
140
*130
140
46%
*104
46 %
110
*106
>
r
106
*104
109%
f; 106
r
96%
94%
96%
22
22%
22%
39 Vs
39
39'A
;
54%
55
54%
55 Vs
*
97%
*96
79%
160*
79%
20
preferred
*158
131
95
.
bJ %
b4>%
3%
No par
95 %
3%
FRIDAY
8%
8%
-
American
35 Vs Jan
12
Feb
23
4%%
23
'
97
23 Vs
39%
>
54%
•55'A
*96%
79%
Jan
7
Jan
2
66
14% Jan
56% Jan
33% Jan
6
22 V* Mar 30
6
84
6
37% Apr
7
Feb
2
100
Jan
12
Mar 30
103
6%
25% Dec
25
31
22% Jan
18
28% Mar
Dec
31
23% Jan
10
27% Feb
19% Dec
31
18% Jan
17
21% Mar
10
v
Dec
8
133%
133%-
;95%.
*
4%
83%
83%
84%
3%
*27 Vs
3%
Theatres
Ctfs
of
5%
Inc
43 % Peb
1
35% Jan
18
40% Feb
16:
American
12
67% Feb
11
American Chicle
11
22
Jan
5
32% Dec
Jan
4
99
Sep
29
56
Dec
43% Mar 25
6
23% Mar 17
27 Vs Mar 14
97
Mar 23
29
48
125% Apr
21
148% Dec
21
140
Apr
105 % Jun
30
114% Dec
27
106
Mar 15
31% Jan
7
8
46% Peb
18
27
12% Jan
26
Mar 14
4
4
54% Sep
13% Dec
26% Jan
5
39% Dec
11% Sep
8% Jan
2
16
Dec
23
4
15% Dec
27
13% Jan 18
5
42% Dec
30
40
2
76
Jan
33% Jan
Mar
2% Jun
Jan
44% Jan
9
17
78
Mar
100
Jun
25
96% Jan
26
27% Dec
2
25% Jan
20
12
31% Dec
30
100% Jan
19
12% Jan
4
85% Jan
6
17% Jan
4
11
30 V* Not
23
29% Mar 22
105% Jan
3
18% Jan
6
109% Jan
7
12% Jan
1
28
Mar 25
102
27% Mar
33% Feb
107% Feb
6%
5%%
Amer
35% Apr
7
90
Feb
9
94 V* Jan
6
Electric
&
SS
3.90%
Amer
Metal
25% Mar 30
19% Apr
7
28
Dec
31
24% Mar 16
28 % Apr
7
5V»%
7% Jan
5
10% Jan
17
13% Feb
7
American
Molasses
9% Not
22
11% Sep 23
14% May 12
11
Motors
39% Jan
Ltd
Co
Metal
16
13% Jan
4
American
12
50% Oct
7
46% Jan
6
55% Apr
6
American
27% Dec
30
26% Jan
3
37% Apr
7
American
News
32% Jan
4
42% Dec
31
39% Jan
6
53% Mar
3
American
Optical
34% Jan
7
Jan
6
13% Jan
4
24% Dec
22
8
180% Nov
9
4
22% Peb
24
42% Jan
13
27 Vs Jan
4
144% Jan
4
Mar 31
118% Jun
22
25% Aug 30
5
44% Jan
8% Dec
34
Oct
31
26
57
May 24
45% Dec 30
170
Oct
4
40% Aug 17
125
Sep 27
8
American
Apr
7
common
—1
100
6
Amer
7
7%
15
39% Jan
3
Feb
1
29% Feb
1
71
169% Apr
No par
No par
44% Mar
Jan
125
VL
8
17
6%
142% Nov
5
137% Jan
4
144% Apr
7
25
16% Dec
6
14% Jan
12
20% Jan
31
4
178% Dec
7
172% Jan
13
186% Mar
62% Feb
21
1
66% Dec
22
138% Peb
10
130% Jan 20
19
45% Dec
29
38% Mar 14
4
9
17
120% Mar
11% Sep
28
5
27
Aug 13
117% Jan
18
9% Mar 14 ■'
26% Jan
13
26% Mar 24
69% Jan
138
25
Apr
5
47% Apr
7
-120
Apr
1
11 % Jan
10
29
Mar 24
27% Apr
4
21% Sep
94% Sep
15
17% Jan
6
24
4
27
93% Jan
6
103
4
52
Dec
29
47
Jan
6
62% Apr
4
59
Nov
23
52% Jan
6
65
4
Jan
28
29 % Jan
45% Jan
Apr
Mar 25
Tel
American
Preferred
Amer
$5
Lead
41% Aug 13
109% Nov 24
footnotes
see
page
24.
33% Mar 30
105
Jan
18
6,900
65%
2,400
44%
65%
66
5%
26%
76%
38%
57
*105
*25%
31%
31%
106
'
*105%
•••,.
-
38%
58%
107
>105%
24%
33%
34%
38%
57
39
57%
107
38
57%
*105
25%
25%
*28%
29%
*28 %
29%
*28%
12%
12%
12%
12%
200
> *26%
106
114%
♦105
200
11%
102
430
26%
32
24%
*92%
5,900
2,300
32
*113%
94
40
77%
100
26%
24%
*92%
*35
5%
*11%
100
114%
24'A
*114
5%
76%
33% '<34%
35
94
100
26%
1
*105%
25 Vs
114 Vs J'
*92%
11%
101
*25%
106
33%
11%
.
77
11%
11 'A
*105%
24%
76%
75%
31%
114
40
37
32
5%
*37%
37
101
101
5 Vs
94
,v
,
•w
38%
58
106
23%
24%
*113%
114%
300
34 ^
35%
61,400
*92%
38%
57%
107
1,300
*105
17,200
94
38%
3,700
58
5,200
.
107
25%
25 Vs
25%
29
28%
23%
100
12%
12%
12%
1,300
23,300
5,600
11%
11%
11%
11%
54%
55 %
55
55%
3,400
33%
35%
34%
37%
19,700
46 %
48
46%
47
47%
47%
47%
47%
6,400
cl
B__No par
5
79
80
79%
24
24%
23%
♦174
176%
174'A
8%
79%
24
174%
*63%
48
xl66%
8%
8
8%
32 %
10
32
32%
64
48%,
166%
43%
125
64
48%
167
44
*123%
64
49%
167 %
80%
23%
*174
8
31%
64%
49%
168
44
*43%
125
♦123%
81
80'/a
24
17G
23%
„
174
8%
8Vs
32 Vs
31%
67
50%
168
44%
125
67%
49%
168
*43%
*123%
81%
2,500
23%
17,000
174
8%
32
40
14,100
4,000
71
3,370
50
37,000
169%
420
44%
1,600
125
33%
33%
33%
33'%
33 7%
33'%
33%
1
50%
51
50'%
50%
50%
51'%
50%
50 7%
2,200
com—100
79%
80%
81'%
81 %
80%
80 V2
81
81%
2,000
—100
141 %
141%
142%
141%
144%
—No par
33 %
Works
143
5
18%
18%
18%
18%
100
Co
179%
180%
179%
180%
25
67%
136
25
com
Co
8
Anaconda
37% Mar
2
Common
7
$4
Cable
*119%
—25
series
Smelt
46%
com__5
series
1
Mar
44%
64
44%
b6
5
11%
Mar
110
44%
44%
66
34
25
com
preferred
Anaconda Copper Mining.
Anchor
Jan
Jan
33,700
44'A
100
&
15%
54%
conv
Wire
15
ll'/s
common
&
15%
1,100
1
Corp
5%%
Zinc
prior
8,900
25%
100
Water
Preferred 6%
200
16%
31%
preferred
American
36%
15%
54
preferred
5%
13%
16%
11%
Tobacco
Tobacco
6%
American Viscose
13%
36%
17 Vs
32
common
Tel
&
13%
35%
16%
54 %
Co
American
13%
35%
44%
31%
3,700
13%
66
♦99
2,300
FRIDAY
11%
Razor
Co
American Sumatra
50 %
31%
Sugar Refining
preferred
7%y
50%
53 %
Foundries
Stores
52%
GOOD
Co—No par
No par
Gas
American
American Steel
51%
25%
Co
Co
111%
66
*25%
69,700
100
110%
15%
11%
200
17'A
16%
•
CLOSED
2,400
36
13%
*35
5%
52 Vs
145
110%
44%
-
50%
*135
EXCHANGE
109%
14%
43%
American
13%
59%
145
700
STOCK
98%
52%
50
16%
49%
*135
24%
109'%
25%
—100
Snuff
145
109 %
36
30
*96%
900
24%
29%
97%
50%
*135
50
24%
29%
97
15%
*123%
7
3
16%
25
18
Mar 31
13%
noncumulative preferred__100
58 % Feb
34
49%
24%
29%
9.9
12%
preferred
Co
Seating
American
81% Apr
Jun
50%
24%
29%
2
Ship Building Co__No par
& Refg com
No par
preferred
100
6
Mar 14
*24
20
com
Smelt
64% Jan
29
7
100
American
50% Apr
6
40% Mar 14
30% Apr
113% Jan
For
1
Corp
American Safety
9
50 Vs Jan
49 Vs
5
111
Chem
&
3
8
Jan
*97%
49%
Std Sany common—5
9% Jan
37% Feb
6
17
10% Feb
12% Jan
&
Mar 29
163% Feb
50
29'A
98'/a
10
preferred
31
8
9% July
Potash
7%
74% Dec
121% Jan
25% Peb
Amer Rad
5
62% Nov
4
July
Amer
179% Jan
32% Dec
Jan
28%
preferred.100
Corp
l
Co
7
29% Jan
122
24
100
Natural
6
6% Jan
Co
com
Products
15% May
3
8,600
14,100
28 %
10
Co
com
convertible
Mar 21
8%
39%
24
1
Methls
&
207% Mar 14
Mar
8%
39%
*97%
100
31
85
8%
40 %
10
*11%
Dec
26
8%
39%
900
preferred
American
1,500
8%
40%
1,400
"
25
4% %
19,200
20%
45%
Fdry common
Machine
Amer
25'A
27
*20%
64
preferred
41% Mar 16
25
*25
20%
37
preferred
63% Feb
25%
27
64
76
Locomotive
<fe
20%
45 Vs
preferred
Mach
25%
*25
36%
International
prior
25%
20%
45%
75%
4
Apr
600
63%
1
Jan
21% Mar 14
102
37%
common—No par
104 % Mar 25
67
102
8,200
37
Products
Co
8
174
102
37%
62%
-
24
73% Nov 23
36%
V
200:
♦44
40
Peb
Jan
36%
*
45
*36%
Nov
23
27,700
76
8%
50
54
21
10
20%
76
.
62%
preferred
107
Jan
65%
20%
•
78
39'A
5%
11
Feb
8%
40
1
20
107
300 *"
37
Foreign power..No par
19% Jan
5
*65
1
25
97%
28
27%
23%
100
67%
137
47%
120
10
28
27%
24
102
67%
137
46%
120
9%
28
27
23'%
101
68%
138
47%
120
18
179%
18'%
180'%
143%
18
180'%
144%
4,700
590
18'%
1,100
180%
22,600
68%
29,600
68%
68%
137%
137%
1377%
680
46%
46 7%
46 %
47%
28,300
119%
119%
119%
119%
67 7%
137
70
10
10
10
10
10
4,600
28
28%
28%
28
28
800
27
24
26%
23%
26%
23 7%
102%
*101%
103
*26%
23%
•103
27
23%
200
26,400
104
420
50
60%
62%
60%
61%
61%
62
61%
62
56,300
No par
62 %
62%
62
62%
61
62
61
61
1,810
35%
2,100
Hocking Glass Corp—
preferred
6.25
_
_
—
—No par
35%
*109
35%
no
34%
*106
35
110
34%
*106
35
110
»
290
62'A
15
100% Jan
45% Jan
65%
20%
1,900
■
28 %
45
20
Investment Co of
American
7%
24
105%
*28
37
Lines
noncumulative
American
Jan
*100%
33%
1,800
62%
*35
Ice
American
4
36
33%
'
28%
-
28,600
1
,
45
Secu...No par
Inc
40c
American-Home
American
25
20%
600
26%
*102%
104%
14,800
89
127
37'A
Distilling
convertible
8
25
27% Jan 21
6%
Feb
*65
127
■
62 %
Co
American Encuastic Tiling
14
26% Mar 30
115
'28%
'-*76
27
20%
"
American
Mar 30
103
76%
101%
*24%
4
38
% 33%
33%
35%
25
27
20%
52% Jan
5
14
8%
39%
25%
140
Gas
14
\
109%
Hawaiian
Jan
20%
140
American
17% Jan
*24%
109%
Jan
.
26%
36%
com
Co
American Hide & Leather
23 % Jan
25
1
preferred series B.100
American
6
•
20%
'■
76%
101
preferred series C.100
16
65%
20 Vs
.
101
conv
5
Jan
100 %
28
*65
..
35%
conv
1
Jan
:
3%%
4
11
35
3%%
5% Apr
65
84% Jan
Cyanamid
American
71% Jan
17
78%
3
44% Apr
28
21 Vs
24
7
102%
28
65%
20%
*76%
Jan
13% Mar
33'A
102%
V
28%
114% Jan
150
1
Jun
33 Vs
102
65 %
■?:
10
7
Nov
/
33%
"
*28
203%.:
'
*87%
*44%
com
Mar 14
13
33%
33'%
102
100
Colortype Co
Crystal Sugar
preferred
Jan
70
'
202%
'
No par
prior
62% Peb
20
28% July 27
94% Oct
4
4% %
&
32
24
American
17
American
7% May 17
21% Peb
American
11
Mar 30
27
29
17
European
32% Oct
Dec
27% Jan
Export
28
127'%
127
39%'..
'27%
25
American
4
127%
12.50
Cable
American
1
128%
Corp—1
Co
10
31
127%
;
2,500
No par
Chain
11
Dec
Apr 21
21% Dec 29
Radflo
19% Feb
4% Dec
111
&
37% Jan
3
26%
1
Co common
15
Jan
88
common..
preferred
30% Jan
3
in
34% Mar 10
28
107
7%
100% Jan
55% Jan
88
26%
20
60
20% Jun
87
26%
>
1,000
*
*27%
87
126
7,700
3%
3%
*36%
26 V»
100
common
interest
66% Dec 21
25% Aug 12
91
3% A
39 %
"*• 203%
"
12,200
28
200
*
84%
*36%
26%
206 Vs
700
"
;
84
*
87 Vs
10
preferred
preferred
38% Not 29
3
;
208%
203
95%
1 113
Broadcasting-Paramount
4
Jan
.
400
1,500
57
*27 Vs
.
12,500
56%
26 Vs
50
convertible
95%
112
•
.
87 Vs
Boscb Arma Corp com—2
preferred 1952 ser 5%%—50
Brake Shoe Co com_.No par "
Amer
96
V ll3i%, 114
206%
100
common.
preferred
2nd
«
1
0
98
80%
159%
57%
39%
4,000
i32%* 133
■
2,300
2,400
80 Vs
57 Vs
*36%
'
55%
*
159%
56%
28
7,400
23
39%
*96%
80%
par
par
com—No par
Note
4
47
Co
<
pfd——
conv
Bank
Cable
Jan
...
American
3
16
cum
98
54%
100
2,300
98%
.
'
39%
-
; •
r
160
*158
113%
3 %
23
•
*•
18,300
i
15
96%
-
83%.
1
•' "106
14%
s
»
„
.110
*104
-
39 'A
100
Corp.—No
Chemical-No
/common
Bakeries
American
15
140
92,200
49%
1*106
f
'
106
2,800
900
140
48 Vs
109%, 109%%,
5,200
261
*130
48%
56%
39 V*
*38.
r*27'/s
1
259%
140
""
50
8%
260
22%
131%
^112%.
-
56%
GOOD
87%
95
79%
95%
113%
<
162
131%
20%
87%
<14%
97%
79%
20'A
88
,»104.
'
39
*96
20%
*87
46%
•<
22
*
4 'A
*130
46%
95
-
4 Vs
*255
14%
-
4%
8%
258
300
CLO8ED
20%
*
8,900
EXCHANGE
4%
8%
266
■-
STOCK
169%%
88
46
29 l/s
112
88 %
*130
28%
7,400
*110
*86%
*107
200
600
27%
*165
20 %
1,100
,
169 Vs
20%
■*.
3,600
110%
20%
8%
29 Vs
3,500
-
*165
4%
8%
26%
14,100
*110
4%
*262
'26%
56%
111
4%
..
56%
169%
*165
No par
preferred
conv
Can
30.
28%
V
14%
Petroleum
Agricultural
American Airlines
American
100
29 '%
112
169%
4%
Leather Co com—1
American
73
28%
112
*165
14%
6% convertible preferred.
Amalgamated Sugar Co (The)^
3
121
26'A
56%
3
55
87
26 Vs
95
9% Jan
156
85%
'26%
14%
Limited
Amalgamated
85%
26%
113
44% Jan
50
87%
86%
1
7% Mar 14
36
87%
86%
Nq par
38% Mar 29
169
87
*32
26 %
~-
Cement
Portland
31
15
32 V2
131
49% Jun 29
92
32%
.100
48% Not 29
26
32'A
preferred
4
57
32'A
*157
44% Jan
8
32%
100
48% Jan
!
43
25,900
28%
43
1
Mfg common.
27 V* Jan
t
28
-
5
35% Fel> 23
<
<
44
When issued
Aiher
v
28'%
43
.
No par
conv
31% Feb
106
27% Mar 15
65
,
5
Not
1
Jan
31 Vs Mar 15
20
41
200
32% Dec 20
98
,
28 Vs
42%
No par
Aluminum Co ofAmerica—
131'/a Mar 29
;
28%
42%
<
64
28%
42 %
32%
*
i 28
,19
7i
5
63%
28%
42%
*32
1
conv
3,500
8%.
28%
100
& Dye
convertible
Alpha
58% Mar 28
»%,
f
100
A
9,400
14%
57%
10
—•
Allls-Chalmers
14%
64%
Allied Stores Corp common—No par
4% preferred
100
Jan
"
: ~
56%
100
Inc
Allied Chemical
Allied Kid Co
18
8%
64.
100
common
Industries
19
14%
8V|
57 Vs
5
prior preferred
93 V* Jan
:
Corp
35% Jan
102
series
common
93
<
14%
-
64%
Alleghany Ludlum Steel Corp
1
$4,375 cum preferred
L.Nopar
Alleghany & West Ry. 6Vgtd_100V
Allen
8%
Shares
43%
56%
No par
common
1951
preferred
•
14%
8%
the Week
111,
63%
Corp. 10
preferred
Alleghany
11
Feb
20
Aldens Inc
Mar 25
112
Inc
pfd
14%
42%
*108%
64%
_1
Alabama & Vicksburg Ry__
Alaska Juneau Gold Mining
5
9% Jan
Dec
104% Dec
4
88 % Apr
"15% Dec
4
37 % Jan
3
21
9
20
26
Jan
Mar
Jan
Jan
106
Jan
6
22% Feb
122
16
16
4.50%
Jan
170
6
20
106
122% Jan
7% Jan
27
26
'
.
Mar 15
Jan
14
.72
:
3% Mar 25
14%
44
111
57V*
1
Reduction
42%
*108%
111
8%
8
Apr. 8
56%
No par
Addressograph-Multlgraph
Air
43%
108%
Friday
Apr. ?-
63%
—10
Co
Admiral Corp
33% Jan
-
43%
*
Salesfsr
Thursday
Apr. 6
25
com—
Corp
30% Jan
14%
.2.58
_
Co
Mar 14
155% Peb
104
Co
44%
111
Wednesday";
j
18
Express
Adams-Mills
27% Mar 14
29
43%
*108%
preferred
31
Apr. 5
5
1
ACF Industries Inc
5%
Tuesday
Apr. 4
..10ft
Motors
44V* Not 29
22% Mar
common.
preferred
27% Jan
7
Monday:
Par
Vending. Corp
24% Jan
25
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
NEW
1
Highest;
34%
*1*6
110
•
13
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
14
(1682)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
Bang* far
Highest
l4WMt
NEW YORK
Range since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Year 1954
40% Apr
7
46
23
Jan
EXCHANGE
6
44% Jan
57% Jan
28
3
29% Apr
Par
1
4
46% Dec
17% Jan
4
26% Dec
22
25
Jan
6
28% Feb
3
33% Jan
4
74
Dec
31
65% Jan
6
79% Feb
1
8% Apr
Jan
30
14% Dec
31
13% Jan
6
16% Feb
10
Armour
11
92% Nov
24
83% Jan 26
90% Apr
-6
Armstrong Cork Co com
102 % Dec
7
96% Mar 23
102
Jan
4
Dec
31
19% Mar
1
Jan
3
9% Feb
17
57
15% Nov
6
Jan
13
5
31
7
4% Mar 29
6% Jan
3
39% Mar 15
43 % Feb
14
.22
.
22
■•
12
Corp
Armco Steel Corp
26
24
14
12% Jan
6
14% Jan
18
25% Apr
5
28
4
26% Jan
4
30
Artloom
93% Jan
6
31% Jan
4
25
7
;Jan
3
5.25%
104% Feb
8
110
Nov
11
62% Feb
1
-57% Mar
Atchison
134% Dec
92% Jan
8
64% Jan
4
29% Jan
92
121% Jan
58% Jan
18
103% Oct
5
34% Jan
97
5
■;
59% Mar
25
r
Feb
28
20'/4 Jan
27% Jan
4
39% Dec
29
/ 95% Jan
4
101% Dec
10
98% Jan
10
Jan
43% Dec
4
3
4
8
138
Nov 26
10% May 28
5
Feb 12
17
Mar 24
131
-
*
18
Jan
58%
4
4% Jan
4
29
4,200
77
76%
77%
18,300
75%
74%
75
75%
14%
14%
14%
14s/2 * 14%
89 y2
89%
90%
90
99
99%
99'/4
99%
21
*20%
7%
"
21-
7%
7%
*20'/4
7% :/•
7%
8
3,100
100
*201/4
21
*7%
"
'
90
99%
8
>.
21
22.000
14%
14%
89%
90%
,99%
'
.600
1,300
2<j%
12%
12%
12%
l3'/8
13
131/4
EXCHANGE
25%*
27
25%
26%
26%
26%
CLOSED
29 %
29%
29%
29%
30
30
30%
V inn
109
26
26%
26%
26
12%
700
STOCK
12%
27
26
-26%
26%
'■
,
i-
*2b",a
-
37,700
«
2,300
•
'
.
„
29
108
109
109
109%
..
56%
56%
56%
139
140%
139
inn
*56%
56%
141%
,(
141%
<•
13,100
'GOOD
FRIDAY
170
.
3,500
56%
56%
140%
56%
141%
-
59%
60
39%
60
60
>
38%
100
100
.
*99
53
60 /
52
52%
.
53
53%
;
800
4,600
99%
80
53%
-
59%391%.
99%
-
-98% -99'A
53%
8.000
143
59%
38%
38%
"38%
*99
v
r
'39
*59%
39 Vs
45% Jan
*20%
24%
*20%,
10
36%
37'/a
.v36%
-100
common
Beries
B
99%
99 %
99%
54%
5,100
-
24 <4
4
'<
*20%
24% 'fc
*20%
,
v
36%
100
36%
i,y %
24'/*.
36%
36%
'
99%
18,600
35%
100
100
Jan
11
14
18
;,v.
8
Conv
Mar 30
48%
V.
52'A
52%
52%
142
139%
'
46%
380
■,
46%
13,300
52%
46'/a
47y4
♦138
*12»/4
No* par
12%
12%
($1.20)—-No par
prior pref
•12%
17%
17%
19%.
19%
of Amer
5
7 y4
Mfg Corp (The) common
3
$2.25 conv preferred—
No par
*17%
5J%
18
19%
20
1,300
*
52
51
51
•
-
18
•
.
51%
51%
•
100
18
20%
118,600
51 %
rv»
3^00
-7'A
.
7%
51
v
l.ioo
12
-/
19%
<
*:?,7%
7%
15
*17%
20'/8
20
•
12
t
60
139%
v
*12%
12 %
*17%0
;.V
138
/
15
'.' .'..*12
;
'z.7% '!•:?;%
7%
7
*12%
12%
12%
52
521/4
*138,':. 141
15
''
Avco
v.V'52
139%
15
52%
._20
—.-No par
Automatic Canteen Co
Mar 30
54
18
(voting)
convertible pfd series A—100
4%
47
;
-
Atlas Tack Corp
Austin Nichols common
4
4848%
8
Common
•
Jan
6% Jan 17
•
•
10
Feb
Jan £5
22% Feb
•
14
19 % Mar 21
29
49% Dec
37% Jan
17 % Feb
:
7
24% Sep
7
Dec
1,100
27%
,
♦20%
distribution
liquidating
Atlas Corp
48% Mar 31
,14%
•; 14%
Mar 14
11-
14% Aug 23
18% Aug 23
20
May 26
4% Jan
4
41
27%
27
14%
1,200
5%
41
28
26%
10
100
Co com
j.
Atlantic Refining
'Preferred $3.75
154% Fefr 11
,
■11% Mar 23
'
.
51/a
41%
'
•'
■
: Jan
16
12
47% Mar 14 ■>
2
52% Dec
'34%-Jan
5
41
27 y4
50
.
Atlas Powder—
103% Jan
II
Kx
3
17
(29
5
4%
41
27%
89%
10
preferred
11
,100% Jan
6
40% Jan
Feb
40% Jan
,22
35% Mar 14
60
5,600
6,400
Atlantic Gulf & W I SS Lines—
'T
18% NOT 30
24%
♦98
Atlantic Coast Line RR new_No par
8
4%
74%
._50
Preferred
Atlantic City Electric
Mar 17
101
3
Feb
49
5
501/4
24%
Topeka 6c Santa Fa—
Common
7
40% Feb 23
3
Mar
V Apr
60% Jan
143
18
16
37% July 26
13
Jan
6
Dec
61-
40%
100
;
Associates Investment Co
8
40%
1
1st preferred
49%
26
27 y4
2.50
Common
22
4%
5
Arvin Industries Inc
■
1,000
50%
50y2
22
24
40%
Ashland Oil 6c Refining Co
1
i2nd preferred $1.50 series—No par
Associated Dry Goods Corp—
Jan
>
111% Dec
65
Corp_
Carpet Co Inc
30% Apr
26% Mar 14
Nov 29
Constable
40%
26%
50%
29%
4%
Shares
40%
51%
51%
27%
No par
No par
5
No par
preferred
Arnold
3
Jan
Ac Co of Illinois com
$3.75
-
Apr. 6
Apr. 8
40%
40%
the Week
Friday
Apr. 7
,
40%
51
5
10
Oil
Argo
Jan
18% Jan
Co Inc
A P W Products
28% Feb > 3
Mar 15
Mining
Copper
Archer-Daniels-Midland
14% Apr
27
' May 13
10% Nor
3
21
23
9
7% Jan
8% Oct 26
May 19
.
29
6% Dec
93% Jan
16
Andes
13% Jan
Thursday
40%
41
*40%
No par
32% Jan
52 % Mar 29
Apr. 5
Apr. 4
21.80
10
14
5
Anderson Clayton 6c Co
Anderson-Prichard Oil Corp
3
45% Dec
Sales tor
SALE PRICES
HIGH
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
STOCK
12
41
July 21
8% Feb 23
2% Feb 11
33 Vi Jan
RECORD
LOW AND
STOCKS
Previous
Monday, April 11, 1955
1,400
B
v
7
42% Jan
-
-
Nov 23
8
75% Dec
13% Dec
18% Jan
39% Jan
11
40% Dec
60% Nov
19
8
11% Jan
29
4
26% Jan
>
11
29
Jan
11
98
7
113 % Dec
7
107
Nov
26
45% Mar
6
63% Mar
34% Feb
10
111% Jan
4
Mar 31
-16% Jan
4
32
Dec
31
30
10
86
Dec
29
83
7%
108%
Xl9%
4
84
Dec
30
25
Feb
17
57 lA Apr
13
preferred
Brothers
Barker
15'A Jan
17% Apr
5
38% Mar
40
Feb
1
10
33 % Jan
72% Mar 29
Bath Iron
9% Jan
10% Dec
22
14% Jan
17% Apr
50 % Jan
54% Mar 24
65% Dec
Jan
133
2
Dec
31
25
13% May
Jan
3%%
4%%
28
26y4 Jan
11
Jan
Mar 18
96
Mills
Beck Shoe
Jun
17
21
22% Jan
6
29% Feb
40
Jan
3
44% Jan
24
35% Sep
14
14% Oct
20% NOT 26
25
Dec
31% Dec
31
Nov
13% Jan
27
17% Jan
17
4
100
90% Jan 18
Mar 21
28
10
25
Jan
17
Feb
16
37% Mar
8
96% Mar
25
38
6
30% Jan
22
•
3
17% Jan
s
-
1% Dec
% May 18
Jan
1% Jan
23
4
Mar 14
43
3
48% Dec
4%%
47% Feb
111% Dec 31
5
168% Nov 29
161% Feb
9
13 Vi Jan
7
14% Dec
80% Oct
27
74
36% Feb
50% Dec
29
48% Jan
9
29
17% Jan
12
29% Dec
14% Jan
11
27% Dec
31
3
32 % Dec
30
3
:
-
59
23,100
17%
17,800
54
53%
53%
53%
bj",4
*53%
53%
300
5
40% Sep
23
5
1
75
Dec
29
24% Apr
8
31
May
17% NOT
23
Jan
26
35% Dec
-
6
20
Mar 24
6% Jan
4
17% Dec
31
15% Feb
13% Jan
4
18
29
15% Mar 14
Dec
12% Jan
16
9*A Jan
11
•
10y8 Feb
14
k
74% Sep
3
62 Va Jan
18
35% Dec
13
39
Dec
14
34% Jan
6
93% Jan
12
99
Dec
17
98% Jan
7
49% Jan
7
56% Aug
3
53 y4 Jan
6
58% Feb
14
3
18
66
Mar 23
96
Feb
v
15%
32%
33%
32
36%
36
36%
102
*98
♦98
102
Mfg
14%
14%
EXCHANGE
31 %
%
*98
'/a
7d
U A
36"
36
102
*98
102
56%
57
56%
57%
56%
57%
21
20%
21
2u '/H
lVs
•
1%
l'/4
1 Va
1%
33%
33%
168
33%
33%
1,000
46%
7,800
1387/a
39,600
168
168
700
15
3,200
*165114
168
14%
14%
14%
15
79%
79%
80
80
*79
80
62
*60%
61%
62
63
*62%
27%
26%
271/B
27 %
27%
14%
160
63
1,300
27'/a
27%
4,500
29
29%
6,500
29%
29
29%
29%
29%
30%
31
31
31
31%
*31%
31%
35%
36%
35%
36%
36%
36i/4
36%
36%
5,400
75
77%
75
75%
73i/4
76%
72%
74%
211/4
371/4
44,500
2,500
21%
21%
21%
21%
21
211/4
21
34%
35
34%
37 y8
36%
17
*17%
35%
17i/4
35%
17
171/4
17%
17%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
9%
9%
9%
9%
*9%
9%
9%
9%
15
64%
64%
64%
64%
6 41%
64%
64%
43%
42%
43 Va
42%
43
42
5
42%
1,000
17%
16%
1.25
common
9,600
67,600
30%
5
No par
Inc
FRIDAY
46%
14%
x29y8
5
Club
/GOOD
136%
46%
27%
7.50
(The)
2,100
140
461/4
137
60%
No par
1
Borg-Warner Corp
3%% preferred
700
8,900
•
33%
81
14%
2.50
Inc
CLOSED
4,500
1%
1%
331/8
;
3 3'/a
*79
10
220
3,900
21
33%
100
1
2,900
36
35%
20%
168
B
Co
15%
57
167%
Co
STOCK
21%
1%
1
Chemical
29 %
56%
167%
(Delaware)
H27B
?R%
21
corns
Co_
26%
*<S78
28%
*15
26'%
43
28%
132%
35%
3,600
95%
20%
*42»/4
46%
Co
Stores
Borden
44 y4 Mar 17
•
15%
100
Book-of-the-Month
8
July 29
57% Mar 17
,15%
15%
43
450
25%
*93
95%
26%
26%
29%
29
137%
Airplane Co
Class
Bond
26%
*42%
r
46%
Bohn Aluminum & Brass Corp
<
Jan
-17% Jan
42 %
29%
"
131%
Bon Ami Co class A
20
>26%
42%
28%
106%
25%
25%
251,4
*93
145
105%
106
.105%
25%
96
46%
23 y4 Jan
-
26%
25%
*93
134%
39% Jan
»A Mar 15
33
Boeing
96
105%
"137
147
*139
46%
Laughlln Inc
Blockson
88% Mar
-
Co
(E W)
Bliss &
38 y4 Jan
Mar 14
68% Jan
Bliss
105 '/4
25%
25%
♦93
" 147
132%
preferred
Blaw-Knox
3
105%
105 %
-100
"135
1
Black
17
147
♦135
100
com—No par
(Del)
6
Feb
40
6,700
*53%
1 peso
4
'
*39
40
4,500
17%
1
Decker
17 »/4
*39%
17
57%
4
Mar
33
•
40
'
59%
17
17%
Corp new
Apr
31% Jan
28
28'/a Mar 15
30
27% Jan
-
26% Jan
*39
58%-
16%
—5
Blgelow-Sanford Carpet (Del)
4%% pfd series of 1951
&
40
50
58%
•
16%
100
80'A Mar 29
c
17%
17
10
31
6
58%
16%
2.50
63
18-
25 y4 Mar 14
22% Feb
38
Jan
7%
58%
17
16%
new—
Bethlehem Steel
28
57%
17 V»
150
87
16%
Poods
16% Feb
58%
*35
16%
common
Best
Mar 31
4
-
9% May 6
65 % Apr 30
86
10
28
168
Jan
144% Jan
85
1,100
59%
Co
6
85
—1
1
6c
Apr
*83%
320
J
33 %
57%
Co
Best
140
84%
*39
1*
3
6
102
33%
34
12.50
Consol Mining Co
7
33%
—50
Benguet
Jan
34
61%
preferred
Loan
102
102%
33%
58
Corp
Aviation
Beneficial
111
62%
pfd.
3
Mar
34
-
101% Jan
50
Bendix
14
'1% Jan
17
30
32% Dec 29
27
30% Jan
24
1
22% Feb
4%%
7
59 y2 Mar
19% Mar 15
Aircraft
17
Feb
100
52% Mar 14
Bell
*102
33%
57%
100
Bell 6c Howell Co
3
"110
111
58%
—
Beech-Nut Packing
Beldlng-Hemingway
31 V» Jan
5
111
84%
60
10
preferred
Inc
(A S)
5,200
102
Beech Aircraft Corp
Beech Creek RR
2
29
1
28% Deo
10% Apr
Dec
Dec
2,700
33
102
*
26
41
9% Jan
32
62%
32%
102
preferred
Beaunlt
31
62'/8
33%
43%
33%
10
28,800
43%
62%
32%
101
50
100
10
44%
44%
62 '/a
32%'
100
.
138,100
No par
prior
conv
43%
2,500
112,000
201/4
19%
20%
7%
103
61%
110%
Beatrice Foods Co common
28
140% Feb
*
22 % Mar 14
85
6
42%
61% "61%
110%
Corp——
Works
'
110%
preferred
106% Mar 18
24
104% Feb
90% Nov 22
Jan
-
9
107% Dec
99 V* Jan
81
8
143% Dec
40% Jan
107
4%%
20
•
110%
Bayuk Cigars Inc__
•
20%
*
99
110
-
20
7%
7%
*7%
103
32%
common
17% Sep 30
40% Oct
1
7%
109%
21%
43%
.<
7%
107%
100
preferred series C
36% Dec
11% July
'
32 %
Bangor 6c Aroostook common
Convertible 5% preferred
Barber Oil Corp
20% Jan
/
No par
series B
24% May
111
42%
100
common
Baltimore Gas & Elec Co
4%%
12
87
Ohio
13
Corp
noncumulatlve preferred—100
4%
e
4%
Jan
66% Jan
Jan
43% Jan
6
Jan
Feb
68
3
36 ya Jan
105
11
7%
1
7
10
100% Feb
Inc.
Baltimore 6c
18
30% Jan
109
9
Jan
107
(T)
Baldwln-Llma-Hamllton
24% Mar 30
6
54% Jan
35% Jan
'
31% July 26
Babbitt
Eabcock 6c Wilcox Co (The)JNopar
10
Mar 24
114
18
Jan
'
*
8% Jan
—8% Feb
6% Mar 14
66
20
2,320
950
4,900
700
64%
1,300
'
42%
6,500
40
♦96
97%
96
96
97
96
96
X55%
56%
56
56%
56
56'A
55%
56%
2,100
100
16%
16%
16%
3,100
100
37
37
37
31%
31%
100
Boston Edison Co
25
*96
Boston 6c Maine RR—
Dec
13
14% Jan
3
18% Mar 10
20% May 11
32% Dec
14
28yBJan
3
39% Mar 17
25% Jan
32% July 27
5% May
11
-6% Jan
6
23% Jan
11
29% Mar 14
Dec
10
14
Jan
44% Dec
21
38
Mar 14
17
19% Jan
4
95% July 20
26
Jan
12% Jan
6
4
29
18% Mar 28
46'A Mar
9
24% Mar 23
6
75% Feb
15
34 y4 Jan
3
Mar 11
97% Feb
100 y4 Jan
11
33% Aug
2
14% Dec 29
32 y4 Jan
36% Feb
16
100
14 Vo Jan
82
15
13
15
83
July 28
22% Dec 30
22
Jan
12
36% Dec
21
11% Jan
4
17% Dec
20
15% Jan
6
85
Dec
28
85% Jan
20
30
Mar 12
.
Jan
25% Feb
6
24
27
•
preferred
29% Jan
Budd
11
47% Feb
21
14
Bulova
19% Feb
7
92% Mar
8
80% Feb
3
88
5
84% Feb
2
73% Jun
8
77% Aug 11
73% Jan
18
74% NOT
15% Jan
8
78% Dec
14
76% Jan
25% Nov
12
22% Jan
6
8
16% Dec 29
76'A Mar 11
3
4
11% Feb
4%
87% Mar 16
second
Burroughs Corp
Bush
Terminal
52% Dec
31
50% Jan
54
Mar 29
4
25
Dec
16
23
Jan
6
27
Mar
2
93% Oct
4
91% Jan
3
100
Mar
7
7% Jan
4
10% Apr
12
9% Jan
6
Feb
8
15% Jun 29
26% Sep
10
12
16
24 y4 Jan
18
36% Feb
2
107% Nov
1
99 % Jan
26
•
29% Dec
10
26% Jan
6
34% Feb
82
Jan
4
36% Dec
31
33% Jan
7
1% Jan
4
3% Dec
31
2% Jan
6
98
July
8
7% Jan
38% Dec 30
Dec
23
42% Dec
13
20% Jan
28% Dec
8
13%
90%
62%
22%
4
12
3
10
4
Dec
61
Fer footnotes
page
24.
14
32% Jan
3
54
July 23
see
Feb
28% Mar 14
29
59
Feb
21
Mar 25
29
_
3,000
14%
30
36
35'/a
35%
35%
36%
35%
36%
20
20%
19%
20 Va
20
20'/a
20
20'%
89
89
90
90
*89%
91%
*89%
28%
29
29
29
28%
28%
29
1,400
39%
28%
38'A
39
3,900
57
*56 y4
57
10
5
1
100
100
5
1
50
15
100
5
Pacific
Ry
14%:
Va
39
39%
39i/8
39%
38i/4
56%
57
56%
57
56%
17%
17%
17i/4
*74
17%
90
90
*88
*74
78
*74
78
*74
78
*85%
86%
*85%
86%
~60
86
86
28%
29%
28 7
a
29%
28%
29%
19,700
*151/4
15%
*151,4
15%
*15%
15%
100
54
*51
53
*51
53
*51
53
*51
*
8,200
26%
26%
26%
26%
26»
a
26%
26%
*97%
98 y2
98
98%
98%
98'A
*98%
ii y4
11%
11 %
11%
11%
11%
11 y8
11%
11,800
28%
29
29
28
28%
28 %
28%
1,300
*100'A
100'A
100%
101%
70
30%
311%
30%
30%
1,800
36%
37
37
38
31
100
101
♦100
-
31%
3
15
43 y8
30
15%
30,4
*95
*59
26 V4
29 y4
54 V2
■
*28%
363,4
N" oar
10
15%
86%
3%
14%
25
17%
92
29 V2
•
15%
363/4
No par
s
2,900
29,000
17Va
92
S
—5
Ve
17%
*90
78
'
*86
29
17
400
91 '/4
92
*90
-1
Zinc-Lead
Mills
4,400
141/4
35%
No par
Canadian Breweries Ltd
Cannon
34%
141/a
100
•
Canadian
341/4
14%
14VS
1,900
5,200
25,200
Campbell Soup Co
1.80
Campbell W & C Foundry
15_
Canada Dry Ginger Ale com—1.65%
$4.25 conv preferred
No par
Canada Southern Ry Co
100
25% Jan
27% July
33
34%
34%
85
Calumet 6c Hecla Inc
9
5
34%
34%
26
3
7
34%
*98
99
„
34 Vs
25%
4
64% Feb
*98'A
*83%
15% Mar
13
99
99%
85
32% Met 17,'
57% Jan
1,300
10,800
99
33%
99'A
26
44J/4 Apr
30
74 %
32%
25%
6
60
73%
33i/4
*83%
6
16% Apr
6
97 y2 Mar 18
221/8
741/4
321/4
14%
3.
6
4
;
California Packing Corp
17
21%
73
32%
83%
38% Mar
Jan
22'A
72
32
25%
10% Jan
26
♦98
22
71%
32%
83'/2
preferred—100
10
participating
Jackson Co
Callahan
91% Jan
Jan
common-
8
14% Jan
21% Jan
44% Jan
Byron
4,500
22%
72
32
25%
,
8
15% Dec 31
Nov
—
Co——
3% Feb
99% May 13
11
preference-
38% Mar
1
Jan
Jan
Bros
22%
100
—
Bldg—
prior preferred
conv
22%
*71%
26
-
preferred
Butte Copper & Zinc
Byers Co (AM) common
7%
21
Aug 20
6
Inc
4%%
103% Jan
16% Jan
5%
Butler
22
l
Terminal
5
43%
5
preferred--
7
14
2,400
42%
84
:
3
11% Jan
43%
42%
5
Co
31% Mar
79% Jan
43
17%
42
2,600
25%
Industries Inc com
Bush
36% Feb
17,000
*83 y2
Co
16% Jan
Mar 18
18 %
42%
1.
preferred
3%%
4%%
17%
15
Co
Watch
Burlington
18'/a
No par
Inc—
Co
Bullard
62% Feb
11
900
17%
No par
Co
Forge
32'/4
141,8
(The) Co common
Buffalo
37%
32
18%
—100
No par
com
$5 preferred
11
16%
36%
32i/4
42%
2.50
Bucyrus-Erle
92% Feb
15%
381/4
321%
17%
3.50
13
Jan
20% Mar 28
16%
371/4
18
No par
•
Brown Shoe
16%
32
5
Co
Brlggs 6c Stratton
Bristol-Myers Co common
3%% preferred
Brooklyn Union Gas
Brown 6c Bigelow
16%
37%
*31 %
5
2.50
:
40
Mar 14
10% Jan
15
Co
Bridgeport Brass Co
Briggs Manufacturing
12
37
50% Jan
,
Bearing
Branlff Airways Inc
-Mar 15
51% Aug 16
57% Aug 20
17% Dec 29
—,
Brunswlck-Balke-Collender
Mar 14
37% Mar 24
Oct
7
9
6%
23
Mar 14
25% Jan 11
16
Mar
Common
Bower Roller
31% Feb
20% Jan
33
Mar
86!
Jan
Jan
74
4
28
13% Jan
60
13
28 y4 Jan
Oct~25
67
34% Dec
Jan
56% Jan
21'A Mar
Jan~n
3i
6
35
,s
26%
100
99
'
101
30%
30%
36%
36%
-
2,800
3%
3%
3%
3 %
3%
3%
72,100
14%
14%
141/4
14%
141/4
14%
14,000
43%
44
43
43%
42%
43"
29%
30
30
30 Va
30
30
15%
16%
16i%
16%
16%
96
96
16%
96 '
96
96%
96%-
*59
61
*59
61
*59
26 4
*26'A
26%
*26%
26%
•26%
27
29%
29%
30%
29%
30%
29%
35,100
61
44%
15/a
96
61
55
54 y2
55
54%
54%
*
55%
4,300
27,400
100
100
30%
38,500
551/a
600
Volume 181
Number 5419...
Commercial and Financial The
Chronicle
(1683)
NEW YORK STOCK
Range for Previous
Year
Lowest
Range since Jan.
Highest
8% Jan
Lowest
2734 Dec
29
22% Jan
.Jan
13
3034 Mar 14
5
4034 Apr
30% Nov
12
1714 Jan
17
107
Jan
5
126
31
112
22
20'/a Oct
6
2734 Jan
Dec
25% Dec
30
23
1
NEW
Highest
4
"28
11
30% Feb
Carborundum
Jan
36% Apr
Carey
Carolina
2634 Jan
Power
5
63 34 Dec
31
5534 Jan
7
62 % Apr
13
58
6
13
7
20% Nov
22
18
3
19% Dec
29
1534 Mar 14
Jan
4
12934 Feb
26
12034 Jan
*3
44% Feb
17
8534 Dec
27
79% Jan
4
97
Mar 30
Caterpillar
4734 Mar 31
48
Mar 30
"When
66
Carpenter
Steel
1334 May
113
101 % Jun
4
1634 Apr
10734 Jan
28
1
53% Mar
2
4
1
56
8
Preferred
Jan
10
26% Dec
29
11534 Mar 16
102% Feb
8
34 %
Carriers
&
General
3
Case
I)
Co
126% Feb
15
104
7%
Mar 29
2634 Jan
122
3
(J
27%
28
28
28%
28
28%
32%
33
32%
33 %
33%
33%
4,600
34
34 %
34
34%
3 4 34
36%
35%
36%
12,700
115%
115%
80
4,900
50
Corp
1
12.50
common
♦115
116
x24%
*116
25
24%
62
62
434%
Celotex
19
17
17%
16%
48
100
♦104%
Corp
119
79
16
Jan
4
15% Jan
11
1934 Dec
18
Oct
28
21% Mar 12
4% Jan
4
8% Dec
23% Mar 25
40% Dec
28
82
Dec
22
37% Jan
79% Jan
18
54% Mar 24
12% Jan
4
15% Dec
27
14% Jan
31
17 34 Apr
6
Central Hudson Gas & Elec
No par
16%
8
47% Dec
21
45% Jan
5
51% Feb
17
Central
No par
47%
105% Dec
19
112% Sep
30
109
Jan
6
111% Feb
24
434%
100
24
Jan
7
26% Feb
14
Central
21
Mar 14
26% Apr
7
19% Jan
8
4
23% Jan
21
Dec
27
Jan
18% Jan 26
8
28
;
32% Mar
*.
19% Feb
5%
15
Jan
3
21% Apr
5
Central
6
10
Apr
7
Central
55% Apr
7
5%
88
Mar
25% Dec
28
21
Apr
31% Dec
29
29% Jan
18
36% Feb
14% Nov
26
13 % Jan
19
20
10% Nov
29
8% Jan
20% Jan
41% Dec
30
4
12% Jan
4
28% Dec
4
48
14
33
Dec
11
60
98 % Jan
5
108
Class
May 12
Nov
800
17
16%
*124
12,400
125%
70
95%
95%
96%
94 >A
96
STOCK
3,700
47%
48
48
47%
48
EXCHANGE
1,000
79
29%
9%
118%
19%
30%
,
180
*
GOOD
30%
700
FRIDAY
5,000
19%
19%
19%
700
21%.
21%
21%
4,500
9%
9%
9%
52%'
54
87
86%
86%
17
17
17%.
47% - 48
10
34,600
54%
55%
*86'A
17
87%
17%
48 *
>■
48
i
5,300
-
500
6,500
'
'
48%
28,200
80
30
52%,
"47 %
CLOSED
119
*79 y8
X16%
:
♦117%
-
*86%
87
106%
23%
22%
79%
21%
9%
9%-.
7834
*19%
21%
52
*'104%
118%
29%
■
29%
21%
106%
22%' 22%
22%
119
*19%
52
♦104 34
;
;
1,300
110%
110'%
110%
110%
10
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
1,900
26
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
3,100
25%
26 %
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
27
5
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
?2%
32
32%
19
20
19
19%
18
18
18%
18%
No par
J
10%
11
11%
11%'
11
11%
10%
11
46%
48
46%
48%
48 %
48%
13,600
24%
24%
24 %
40%
24%-
48
1
class
23%
24%
24%
24%
12,800
46%
46%
*45%
47
47
47
A
B
Violeta
Sugar
6
14% Feb
17
Century
Ribbon
Mills
48% Apr
28% Feb
6
18
Certain-Teed
49'A Feb
17
Chain
South
&
de
Pasco
Belt
Apr
105
-Mar
9
109
Feb
3
$4.50
30
Jan
6
68
Feo
16
Chance
Checker
5
53% Dec
31-
6% Jan
■■■
5
54% Feb
7
27
9% Feb
25
Mar 14
43
52% Jan
3
49% Mar
3
33 % Jan
4
46% Dec
31
42% Jan
6
84% Jan
13
94% Dec
9
93% Jan
17
West
Corp
Co
9.50
Corp
Products
Corp
Co
27% Mar 25
Common
*110%
4
24% Dec
30
21% Jan
18
23% Feb
3
30% Dec
30
28
Jan
18
18'A Jan
5
27% May 14
21% Mar 14
3
111
46%
*46%
7
2
18 % Jan
4
38% Deq
17
33% Jan
18
44% Mar
27 % Jan
4
38% Dec
16
36% Jan
19
21'
21% Mar 18
1
19% Dec
31
16% Jan
4
13% Dec
31
12
Jan
6
17% Feb
8
5% Jan
15% Jan
6
25% Mar
Jun
.
17% Dec
21
52% Dec
29
45% Feb
16
10% Jan
11
17% Dec
30
14% Jan
21
19% Mar 10
26
29
34% Feb
9
30% Jan
13
39% Mar 10
Oct
30% Aug 31
Jan
49% Dec
5
62% Jan
11
Jan
4
7% July
11% Jan
53% Mar
1
11
142% Mar
96% Mar
7
9
104
4
4
Dec
31
5
16% Dec
5
56% Feb
1
35
May 25
72% Dec 21
8%
9%
8%
%%
convertible
preferred
100
♦118'.
k
110%
•
80
:
4,900
16,500
1,800
1,800
200
;
8%
8%
5,300
44%
*44%
49%
49%
95%'
*94
35
23%
23%
41
41
41
41%
*41%
50
40%
40%
40%
40%
40%
Chicago Ind & Louisville Ry cl A_25
20%
20%
20%
2034 i
20%
5%
preferred
Class
Chic
B
5%
St
series
Chic
Paul
A
North
&
&
45
.
45
300
49%.'
49%
49%
31,800
95%*
95
95%
300
25%
26%
26%
35
*34
2,800
35%
700
22%
23%
20,800
42
42
40%
39%
40%
1,600
20%'-
20%
20%
3,900
23%
'
42
700
17%
17%
17%
17'A
17
17%
17
17%
1,000
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
17,800
100
57%
58%
57%
pfd
noncum
Western
com—No par
preferred series A
Chicago Pneumatic Tool
convertible
100
5
com
preference—No par
Chicago Rock Isl & Pac RR—No
Chickaslia
17
4% Apr
4
Childs
13% Mar 14
18% Apr
1
58
4
Co
Oil
10
,
17 %
17%
35%
57%
35%
48%
*125
♦104%
conv preferred series A
100
Chicago Yellow Cab
No par
Cotton
17%
35%
94%
1
58%
17%
35%
par
5%
5%
45
4,400
No par
Pac
5%
$3
26%
*34
50%
107
No par
Milw
5
Apr
8%
26%
22% Feb
74% Mar 28
8%
8%: •
22%
11% Apr
7
11,300
34%
14
18
47%
26%
9% Feb
"Jan
60
47%
22%
17 % Mar 15
29
4434
48%
*94
50%
106'/a
48%
35%
11
66 % Jan
43%
48%
97
50%
106'A
47%
26%
105 % Jan
Feb
48%
50%
♦106%
49%
35%
14
3
43%
*93
50%
107
26%
com__No par
A
Jan
31
Feb
48%
50
*106%
x22%
3
Mar 15
88
10% Aug 30
21% Nov 18
5
7% Jan
6
108 % Jan
29
105% Nov
6
1% Jan
39% Jan
10
Dec
49%
40
63% Mar 10
22
118% Dec
94
1
Cab
Class
24
2
35% Mar
51
107
48%
Chicago & East 111 RR
42% Mar 11
.12% Mar
50 %
*106%
Aircraft
Chicago Corp (The)
1
Chicago Great Western Ry com__50
36 'A Mar 25
32% Mar
No par
No par
Inc__t
1
Manufacturing___1.25
preferred
Vought
Chesapeake Corp of Virginia
5
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common—25
96% Mar 24
Jan
21
17%
125%
5
N
Central
Mar 17
2
92
16%
124%
19
10
of
Central
50
4% Feb
63
18%
50
Co
4
22
25% Jan
10
8%
52
*86%
1,310
19
5234
50
Illinois Public Service
11
2334 Mar 14
7
43% Jan
38% Aug 11
8% Dec 30
14
100
Light com
preferred
Apr
Cerro
21%
No par
11,200
52%
*52
Champion Paper & Fibre Co-
Jan
22
27
20%
1
Illinois
37% Mar 14
31
33% Jan
Mar 15
19%
Co__
of Georgia Ry
preferred series B
Central RR
7
6
10% Feb, 26
6% May 27
30%
Xl9%
5
Central
1
3
x29%
Aguirre Sugar Co
Foundry
79%
No par
20
common
preferred
7% Jan
20
•"
20
25% Dec
26
15% Mar 15
1534 Jan
27
6
62%
52%
53
800
47%
♦78
48 %
"•7734' Jan
17 %
22%
17
38% Jan
8134 Dec 30
30 % Dec 31
62 %
5234
19
125
118
4
62%
52
*104%- 106%
23%
119
66% May
24%
63
95'A
s
106%
22%
24%
62%
*52
18%
*124%
95%
24%
62%
61%
53
125%
No par
100
24%
61%
18%
116
9,800
*61%
52%
*52
94%
preferred series A_100
conv
7
♦13%
61
52%
53
47%
4.20%
9
61%
52%
♦124%
I
Celanese Corp of Amer com
7%
2nd
preferred
81% Feb
60%
52%
♦52
•
115%
24%
62 34
62%
10
common
issued"
Preferred
117
100
Tractor
10
H hares
Apr. 8
33%
50
preferred
Feb
the Week
Friday
Apr. 7
27%
5
series
3
:
32%
10
$3
Sales for
Thursday
Apr. 6
27
No par
preferred series
19% Mar
20% Mar 15
26
Nov
Light
Co
19% Jan
6
105'/a Sep
121
4
Mar
Wednesday
5
Co
Carrier Corp
51
)
Apr. 5
'
Feb
64% Feb 13
49% Mar
Mar
&
"
1
(The)
10
Clinchfield & Ohio Ry_100
4
Tuesday ;;
Apr. 4
(Philip) Mfg Co
Carolina
Mar
40% Jan
Jan
Monday
Par
Capital Airlines Inc
117
Mar 15
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
STOCK
37
7
Jan
YORK
EXCHANGE
46% Jan
Jan
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
1954
49
48
140
*125
94
94%
104%
105
11%
>
48
*125
48
2,300
131
95
96
105
104%
104%
11%
11%
18%
*17%
3%
104% '
4%
4%
4%
4%
17%
18%
17%
17%
17
.52%
58
50
54
48
25
Chile Copper Co
Chrysler Corp
4,300
131
25
preferred
2,000
47%
140
11%
11%
18
5,600
17%
36%
95%
25
convertible
48%
57%
17%
35%
■
94%
n c;
1
72%
73%
72%
73%
73%
common
57%
17% i
36
*17%
11%
18
48 % t
140
58%
17%
35%
•
18
1,300
11%
18
4%<
5,100
105%
*11%
1,500
18
400
4%
4%
36,100
17%
16%
16%
2,300
5034
49
73%
73%,
50%
73%
t
1,510
V'.a
46,000
-•
Cincinnati Gas & Electric—
20% Feb
18
97% Jan
4
47
Jan
9
23% Jan
17
15
100% Feb
16
59 % Jan
18
49
11
43
——
9% Jan
Aug
84% Aug 12
12
28% Jan
25
105% Oct
5
17%
98% July 22
Nov
23
Mar 14
45% Mar 14
' ~
Dec~14
104% Sep
22
14
Mar 24
102% Jan
10
27'A Jan
4
37% Dec
3
35
15
Jan
4
21% Dec
3
19% Jan
27
74
Jan
27
33 % Jan
4
170
101
-107
210
Common
6
Feb
18
4%
6
75"
50% Feb
1-
52% Feb
14
17% Jan
3
103% Mar 11
15
40% Feb
3
22% Mar
3
Mar
C
I
T
Financial
Cities
Service
26
105
Jan
6
72
Feb
15
Mar 15
191
Feb
14
192
Feb
21
C C
C
7
93
Dec
27
92
Jan
17
96
7
68
Dec
31
65
Jan
28
71% Jan
4
Cleve
28
75% Sep
27
new
4
$4.50
4
Cleveland
42% Feb
Pitts
&
25
25% Feb
14
37
Jan
7
59% Nov
22
56
4
72% Apr
7
24
Feb
24
36% Mar 15
45% Jan
10
4
Apr
47% Feb
7
Clopay
9
132% Jan
12
142
Oct
6
Jan
6
104
Dec
22
107% Oct
18
89
125% Mar 17
17
133% Jan
4
148% Mar 14
100% Mar
9
112
Feb
14
111% Jan
6
122% Jan
13
Special
No par
gtd
Foods
Inc
cumulative
Coca-Cola
Co
7
Apr 13
63% Nov 22
54% Mar 14
95% Sep
16
90
Jan
14
62% Jan
95% Mar
Ciojgate-Palmonve
4
12% Jan
20
20% July 28
17
% Jan
6-
20% Mar
Collins
15% Mar 24
24% Dec
31
21
Mar 14
40% Sep
1
46% Dec
31
45
Jan
6
41
Mar 22
52% Dec
31
49% Jan
27
50
Jan
61
31
59
Jan
6
45
Apr
58% Nov 30
56
Jan
17
29
Dec
Colorado
25% Apr
5%%
48% Feb
63
Mar 29
73
Mar 28
65% Mar 30
41% Feb
88% Dec
21
79
Jan
6
94'A Jan
27
41% Feb
88
Dec
21
80
Jan
7
93% Jan
27
12% Jan
16% Dec
23
15% Mar 14
17 % Feb
23
19% Jan
34% Dec
31
31
Jan
6
39% Jan
31
68 % Jan
89
Feb
17
81
Mar
9
85% Feb
4
41% Jan
11
53% Dec
22
45 % Mar 22
51% Jan
3
26% Jan
11
31% July 15
61% Dec
8
28% Mar 15
31% Feb
16
44
Fuel & Iron
preferred
25%
Nast
Edison
7
Consolidated
$5
preferred
Jan
3
5
44% Jan
24
Consol
Dec
6
15% Jan
7
18% Feb
17
Consolidated Foods
11
22% Oct
20
18
Jan
6
27% Feb
11
Consolidated
Laundries
14
36% Dec
8
33
Mar 11
36% Jan
3
Consolidated
Natural
11
27
106% Jun
109% Feb
1
107% Mar
Jan
50% Mar
7
112
Mar
4
3
109
Jan
3
64%
93%
93%
93
93%
93%
94
93
93
93
93
93%
93%
16%
*93%
40
94
600
93%
400
16%' 16%
23,800
93%
Consol
RR
of
Consolidated
Ind
Cuba
4,400
74%
76
50
50
23%
22%
50%
23%
38%
39%
38%
39
38%
39
38%
39%
12,900
8%
19%
22%
8%
19%
22%
8%
19%
21%
8%
8%
8%
8%
19%
22'A
19%
21%
19%
22
19%
8%
19%
10,400
21%
22
30%
30%
17
17%
49%
49%
Xl08% 109
36%
38%
30%
xl7
49%
109
36%
30%
31%
16%
49%
32
32%
32%
17%
49%
109%
37%
16%
49%
50
16%
16%
5
No par
No par
Corp
1
109
37%
8,100
1,000
4,600
700
16%
„
13,300
10,300
108%
108%
1,700
38%
16%
37%
38%
21,100
16%
16%
1,700
16%
16%
5
24
33%
24%
23%
23%
22%
23
22
22%
3,000
33%
33
33 A
33
33 A
33
33 A
9,400
100
31%
31 %
*29
*29
31%
30
30
1
11%
Corp
—10
Gas
6%
pfd
Stores
Inc
10c
Consolidated Textile Co Inc
No par
Consumers Power Co com
$4 50
preferred
$4.52
preferred
No par
Corp of America—
No par
.
11%
9
9
48%
48%
109% 109%
*107% 108%
31
11,
*8%
48%
,
.
16%
17%
50%
109%
75%
3,800
1.33%
Corp
Retail
16%
75%
Corp
.
Electronics
16%
25
N Y com
5
7
72%
64%
22%
•
Coppermines
Consol Edison of
Jan
11
72%
65%
75
Consolidated Cigar Corp
4
14
Mar 14
72%
*64%
72
49
5
No par
51% Feb
Jan
71%
65%
No par
10
Corp
17% Apr
8% Apr
400
370
71%
*64%
65%
75%
Co..
Publishing Co
Mills
7
47
62
12,000
6
108
47%
62
35,500
10
5
47%
62
50%
45% Jan
28
47%
62
24
27% Feb
24
47%
62
23%
12% Jan
Nov
47%
61'A
72
50%
6
9% Dec
900
47%
•
49%
22%
Elec
10
23
49% Aug
46,300
46
29%
74%
48%
22
Inc.—-—1
47% Aug
3
110% Dec 30
113
25%
No par
23% Jan
7
Apr
38% Jan
24%
60
Ohio
Congoleum-Nalrn Inc.
105% Jan
160
1,200
25
25%
18%
7.800
14
21
94
18%
29%
23% Feb
Mar 16
57%
*93
18%
25%
29%
21 % Mar 14
33
-
93%
*29%
23% Jan 26
12% Feb
3,200
58 %
29%
Southern
Cone
4
58'A
*903
__
58
*92%
18%
10
300
29%
&
Conde
7
9,800
29%
Columbus
Commonwealth
Jan
121%
49
297/a
11
21% Feb
111
120%
48%
11
10
110
82%
20
26
146
110%
121% 122%
*903
327/8
8% Jan
Jan
—
57%
146
*107
4,300
32%
24% Jan
11% Dec 30
—
8,900
29,400
82%
47% Jan
25
110
4
44%
33%
17
3
39%
3%
44%
83%
48%
27
5% Jan
39
3%
44
147%
32%
19 % Mar 14
17% Nov
39%-
39
3%
43%
*146
83%
48%
38% Mar 14
12% Feb
33% Dec
38%
3%
3%
43%
43% :
*146
147%
*107% 110%
117
120%
*903
57%
57%
16%
13
17
38%
3%
83%
48%
27
4
38%
150
33%
8% Dec
110
48,100
33%
23% Jan
108
72%
No par
Solvents
26% Dec
70%
19%
Credit Co
4
70%
*83%
47%
Commercial
26
69
.16%
Commercial
12% Jan
69%
33%
Combustion Engineering
107 % Apr
5
Jan
68%
84
47%
9
33% Mar
70%
130
44%
33%
3
.
16,600
330
*83%
79 % Mar 24
13% Dec
22
19
24%
common
26% Feb
30% Dec
^
3,300
5
Pictures
53% Jan
4
69%
$4.25 cumulative preferred-No par
Columbian Carbon Co
No par
Columbia
6
4
—
98
21%
'71
6
12
^
*43
71
25
7% Jan
■
43%
65%
19 % Jan
20% Jan
1,000
i.
22%
noncumulative 2nd pfd
46'A Feb
40"% Jan
..
43%
4%
54% Jan
5
.
21%
4%
30
17% May
300
.*•
22%
47%
24
8% Jan
',
194
44%
62%
53% Nov
8
'
22
19%
25%
16%
67%
1,000
5,000
'■
44%
'
19%
No par
21%
102%
#
76
93
2.50
9,800
\
i
109
92%
Class B
■
*75
93%
100
Broadcasting Sys cl A-2.50
69%
37
109
92%
50
*95
16,300
76
*903
56%
B
98
69%
FRIDAY
110
No par
10
Gas System Inc
69%
GOOD
15%
*75
No par
series
22% Dec
48% Dec
*95
493/a
105
110
117%
14
4
99
69%
8,700
75
47%
Columbia
*187,'
*187
270
2,200
110
62
Columbia
67%
194
194
102
3,400
CLOSED
75
*146
&
<21%
68
STOCK
EXCHANGE
.
110
Southern Ry com—100
noncumulative 1st pfd
100
Colorado
21%
102
69%
110
*107
117
com
37
67%
*95
3%
43%
Corp
37
101%
No par
Alkman
15%
*101%
68
99
69%
38%
com
48%
15%
102
*187
_1
Corp
Co
49%
105
67%
194
68
No par
*101%
*100%
68%
100
12
29
21%
21%
102
No par
Jan
Jan
21%
21%
preferred_100
15% May 11
36% Jan
4
6
37
43%
147%
34% Jan
19% Oct
37
22%
preferred
&
36%
44%
common
2nd
10
*
37
44%
(The)
Dec
$3.50
109%
14%
105
22%
No par
Internat'l
Coca-Cola
68%
49
49%
15%
*101%
75%
Corp
86% Jan
976
50
68
15
15%
75%
Molybdenum
Clinton
4%
37
48%
48%
105
stock—50
4%
guaranteed
38% Jan
869
15%
♦101%
Clevite Corporation
Climax
48%
5
100
Cluett Peabody & Co com
7% preferred
2% Jan
39% Mar 14
47%
1
44% Jan
31
46%
1
9
20% Mar 14
22
47%
com
7%
RR
29
Dec
47
*96
44
3% Aug 30
47%
preferred—100
Illuminating com_No par
preferred
No par
24% Dec
42% Dec
46%
noncumulative
9
43
48%
Elec
July
2% May
4
32% Mar 25
47
*187
Jan
Jan
67
100
St Louis Ry Co
18
4
27%
103%
67
common—
40% Aug 13
Mar
27%
103%
68
21%
75% Apr
111
27%
103%
67
*100%
4
73
27%
103%
68%
100
20
Jan
108% Mar 30
27%
103%
68%
5
&
5%
4
110% Dec
27%
103%
69%
convertible preferred
Equipment Co
Clark
2
27%
103 %
68
4%%
Jan
5
Co
City Stores Co
53
Jan
102%
10
No par
10
Corp
Investing Co common
5% % preferred
City Products* Corp
94
70% Jun
27%
100
Milling Machine Co
City
3
Mar
No par
preferred
Cincinnati
27
<
57% Dec
May 12
87% Sep
53% Jan
Dec
Mar 10
27% Apr
103% Apr
11
*8%
8%
48%
109% 110%
108
10s
-
48%
110
1J
8%
48%
110%
107% 107%
10%
'
*
800
10%
8%
8%
49%
110% 111'//
*107% 108%
"49"
5,600
1,300
2,400
490
*
110
Container
42% Jan
7
101% May 25
68% Nov 23
105
Sep 22
30% Dec 30
20% Jan
4
90% Jan
4
54% Jan
4
79% Nov 24
Jan 21
106% Dec 27
96
.
105% Dec
31
61
Jan
101% Mar
6
69% Jan
28
7
105% Jan
10
27% Jan
6
100% Jan
13
72% Jan
25
101
Mar
4
34% Mar
4
106% Apr
6
Feb
18
103% Jan
5
83 i
Common
4%
10
—
*3.75
preferred
63%
64
63%
64%
*103
20
103
103
32
32%
106
106
79'A
79%
No par
*99% 102%
*100% 102%
100
preferred
Continental Baking Co com
$5.50 preferred
Continental Can Inc
.
No par
No par
common
32
106
-
78%
104
32
106%
79
63%
64/4
*102% 104
32%
32%
106
106%
78%
79%
*100% 102%
64
64%
4,200
-
50
32%
33%
106% 106%
4,000
*102% 104
78%
78%
*100%
102%
290
3,400
15
16
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1684)
NEW YORK STOCK
Range for Previous
Year
10V2 Jan
Dec
22
22
6
14'A Dec
42
72
Feb
7% Jan
Dec
29
13% Dec
31
102
15
4
Feb
21% Jan
3
6
21 % Apr
1
Apr
12
6
45% Mar 28
93% Mar 14
105% Apr
25 vi Mar 14
30 % Feb
19
8
25 Va Apr
22
20 Vi Jan
23% Mar
18
36% Mar 14
1
24% Dec
_31
48 % May 25
44% Mar 5
Jan
25
49% Mar 15
52
51 Va Dec
31
50 Vb Jan
Nov
52
7
Dec
21 »/2 Jan
4
36
95% Jan
8
99% Apr
96 y2 Jan
6
71% Feb
24
174'A Jan
5
21
'A Mar 29
19 '/a Sep
98
Jan
91% Nov 30
80% Jan
20
1
176% Feb
1
23
4
28 V2 Jan
4
40% Dec
91% Jan
4
30% Dec
26'/a Mar 22
34% Jan
48% .Tan
28
Crane
7
Jan
7
Jan
29
104y4 Jan
4
31
32 y2 Jan
5
4
100% Jan
6
36'A Dec
55
Cream
of
Crown
Cora
7
$2
71
Mar 25
106% Feb
136
23
10
15% Feb
2
20% Mar
11% Jan
4
15'A Dec
9
13% Jan
6
18% Mar 29
43/a Oct
21
7% Dec
29
6% Jan
6
48% Oct
7% Jun
30
31
5
Dec
6
Jan
4
108
5
62
7% Jan
25
4
Jan
6
Jan
27
Jan
7
7
75% Feb
16
0
50% Mar
l
11
48 Va Nov 24
43% Jan
87'A Jan
26
94
4% May 18
7
92
16
4
25»A Dec
46
Jan
91
Jan
13
94% Jan
11
12% May
12% Jan
27
6
17
140
8
Class
Dana
13% Feb
5%
24
32% Mar
4
46% Mar 22
100
100
3
65 Va Apr
4
Delaware
25% Mar
3
Delaware
Lack
35% Mar 28
Delaware
Power
18
6
27
7
33 Va Aug
5
Jan
17
30
0
33% Jan
3
Jan
12
66
Jan
7
2% Jan
122
28
Feb
37% Mar
6
7
Mar 23
71
&
<fe
Detroit
4% Feb
17
15 y8 Dec
31
13
Jan
B
15% Feb
18
10
33% Dec
23
22
Feb
1
32% Jan
3
20% Jan
8
39 y2 Dec
3
37
Jan
18
42% Feb
28
Devoe
27% Jan
7
38% Oct
1
35% Mar 23
40% Jan
31
Dec
13
114% Jan
11
33% Jan
12
53% Dec
30
47% Jan
6
63 % Feb
1
33% Jan
12
35% Sep
16
34 Vb Jan
11
T?% .Ton
13% Jan
10
112
16% July 23
Mar 30
16% Mar 16
13% Jan
3
Diana
35
Jan
3
8% May 17
11% Jan
12
11% Jan
10
Divco
40
Jan
4
61% Dec
7
2
Dixie
57
Jan
11
9
Aug
4
34% Dec 31
68
26% Aug
10% Jan
30 Va Mar 14
36
Feb
18
5
15% Dec
20
13% Mar 22
15% Jan
3
14% Jan
4
18% Sep
7
9% Mar 18
52% Jan
75
11
Feb
2
59% Mar
Dec"23
4
11
115% Jan
12
29
71% Jan 25
5%
Dr
Pepper
18% Mar 31
Dome
Douglas
Jan
17
49% Feb
47 y4 Apr
113
94 va Jan
6
28% Jan
13
45
Jan
6
50% Jan
12
47% July
51% July
l
51
Sep
9% Jan
7
10
7
12% Jan
1
118
'
Jan
17
123% Apr
7
100 Vb Apr
1
7
3
51
4
52
Jan
21
5
50% Jan
14
Dec
8
9y8 Jan
4
24% Aug
9
25% Dec 31
46% Jan
4
72%
14
3
40
Mar
37% Feb
4
24
172
27
12% Mar
Jan
Jan
6
800
95'A
95%
95
95
*97%
99%
52% Nov 24
45
11
Mar 14
13
24% Mar 15
93
Mar 17
22 y4 Jan
19
39% Dec
10
36
Jan
6
103% Jan
31
Dec
1
13% Feb 23
23% Dec
9
18y2Apr
33
45% Mar
2
4y8 Dec
10
Va Apr
6
Mar 30
7
5
23% Feb
15
14% Jan
4
19
3
24% Mar
2
Jan
4
29
14%
10'A
1,800
13
13%
4,900
31%
32%
16,400
10'A
10
10%
1,600
56
55%
55%
700
71%
600
31%
400
56
70
70
*31%
14%
14%
71
71
32%
*31%
14%
14%
14%
1,800
18
18 %
17%
18
17%
17%
17%
18%
12,600
76%
77%
76%
77%
75%
77
76
77
16,700
47'A
47 7A
46%
47%
47 VB
47%
21%
21%
21%
21%
12%
12%
*12%
47%
12%
■
10%
43 %
10%
43
*106%
10%
43 %
108
v170
171
43 VB
108
46%
45%
113
*112
f
""
47%
30,500
47'A
32,300
118
700
21%
21%
1,500
*12'A
12%
800
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
3,800
169
170 %
171%
X122
122
171%
171%
172%
11,700
x99%
99%
122
123
123%
123%
*100
100%
123 VA
*100
123'A
101
*100 Va
1,100
101
100
35
35%
34%
35'A
47%
47%
47%
47%
*52'A
52%
52%
52%
*52%
53
140
51%
52%
52
52
♦52
52%
700
53%
54
54
54
*53
53%
*53
53%
15%
16'A
15%
34%
35
34%
44%
45
44%
27%
27%
27%
27 %
26 VA
27
26%
27
10
72%
73%
72%
170
170
♦170
34%
*47
35 Va
47%
*53
16'A
35%
*47
35%
47%
54
53
70
54
*53
53%
13,400
390
y2
16'A
16%
16%
16%
35
34%
34%
34%
34%
1,600
45%
45%
46 %
45%
46 y4
15,700
26%
27%
27%
27%
27
27%
25%
25%
—
74%
1713A
.
1
7,300
'
4,200
5,300
ll\r
*170
%
1
36,100
75%
74%
75
13,600
171%
74%
170%
171%
2
common
52%
53
52%
53
52
52
52 y4
52%
1,600
1
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
27
27
27%
2,100
100
*92%
93%
93%
2 50
40%
41
41
100
common
*103%
106
*104
__
Co
93%
4iy4
107
95
*94
41
*94
42
♦103%
107
42%
•104
95
42%
90
10
2,400
107
1
19
19%
18%
19%
18%
19
18%
19
5
(The)
38%
38%
38%
38%
38%
39%
39
39%
14,300
4'A
4
4y«
13,700
4
32'A
4%
4
4%
4
32%
32%
32%
15
19%
19%
19%
19 %
19'A
19>A,
in
24%
24%
23%
24 Va
23
24 Va
No par
32%
%
32%
32%
4,000
33'A
5,400
19%
19%
1,700
23%
23 %
3,400
"
50
*51
51%
51
51
51
51
•51%
52
*51%
52
51%
51%
51%
51%
460
49%
50%
49%
48%
50
50%
53%
63,100
4
Gas
51%
3
preferred
*5cy2
50
_
2nd
15 7
13
31%
*10
56
31%
15
15 V9
12%
22
48%
50
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
22 VA
3,200
5
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
8,800
26%
26 %
26 y2
26%
26%
27
27
27 Va
2,200
33% Feb
Endicott Johnson Corp common—25
29%
29%
29 %
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
99
99%
8.50
25%
26%
25%
25%
25%
26 Va
1
*10%
ny4
*10%
11%
*10%
11%
22%
22%
22 %
22%
82 »A
82%
81
82
so y4
81
1,600
72
*70%
72
10
28% Jan
6
2
Feb
25% Jan 21
10% Feb 23
100
4%
28% Jan
3
preferred
Equitable Gas Co
14
3
Equitable
Jan
18
83
Mar
1
72
Jan
24.
18
5
11
Jan
69% Mar
21
Jan
76
31%
15
400
30%
12%
Amer shares
Natural
1,500
38
10
20% Jan
page
10
-5
Corp
common
common
conv
Paso
340
57 y„
12%
100
preferred
5%
112'A
13
_1
Electric
5%
*111 y2
15%
in
Manufacturing Co
Co
112%
-30%
5
Inc—
Nut
111%
35%
10
Ind
5,400
22
10
f!n
Auto-Lite
3,400
35%
24
Co—
preferred
Stop
1,200
40%
35%
•
57
*69%
14%
24%
40%
35%
•35
70
14 JA
23 Vb
41
57%
*55%
32%
23%
40
35%
35%
12%
30
4,300
57%
15 y8
2,900
13,400
35%
30%
1,500
35%
71
3%
57% •'57%
55%
32%
112%
121%
35%
*69
34%
—
Mus
1,000
Emerson Electric Mfg Co
Emerson Radio Ac Phonograph
Empire District Electric Co
96
1
see
'
12%
54
A
FRIDAY
i5y4
21%
50
Inc
35
3%
108
:50
Stores
"9,400
27% Mar 24
79
For footnotes
112
31
53%
Bros
4,300
GOOD
14%
42%
No par
Steel
1,000
64%
22
3%
♦105V2
No paT
Co
CLOSED
16% Feb
3
22% Dec 29
21
15%
23%
40 Va
35'A >'35%
■
10
*69
"
Cigar Corp
Kodak
13,700
15 VB
50c
preferred
Q
19,400
EXCHANGE
13% Jan 38
July 13
Dec
58%.";
35%
50
W
10,000
STOCK
>
25% Jan
26% July 28
29% May 19
74% Feb
112
•
3 "A
15
100
com
28
El
Dec
&
53
7
66
I)
1
55%
__50
preferred
Storage Battery
Elgin National Watch Co
17
7<>
23%
'
10
new
Elliott
58% Feb
14% Dec 29
12%
30%
-1
17
53% Apr
4
15
2
2
No par
25
6
4
;
V-
*34%
50c
Ltd
23
17
7% Jan
Co
22 y8 Feb
Jan
16 Va Jan
No par
25
31% Feb
50
27% Dec 27
112
x58
r
100
34'A Feb
39% Jan
4
35%
3%
15
39%
39%
6
17
22 % Jan
39%
35%
3
41% Jun
102
14%
120
*3%
2
Mar 14
Jan
3%
24
_10
15'A Jan
20% Aug
4
15% Dec 20
*71
14%
14%
x24
A
class
27% Feb
Feb
3'A
1
35
74
52%
Elec
11
6
Co
119
35%
52
Electric
35% Jan
Jan
71
35%
*71
52%
Elastic
30
92
35%
71
3
54% Dec
8
121
35 y8
10
25
4
120%
35%
74
5% Feb
Oct
17
120%
121
120
new_10G
series
preferred
Product^ Co
4%%
preferred
Apr 26
Jan
35
4%%
29% Aug 12
52% Dec
8
9% Jun
35'A
series
Ekco
16% Dec 27
22% Feb
35'A
51%
Edison
29% Dec 31
26
35'A
63%
'21%
15%
RR—
50
Eaton
6
49
35
41 % Jan
4
35%
35'A
5
Jan
35%
15 Vb
35'A
3% Jan
50
35 %
50
6%
3
48
3 5'A
Rights
17
23
35>A
:
Eastman
3
105% Jan
35% Mar 14
27
35
4.10%
31
27 % Mar 21
Jan
35'A
common
Co
preferred
6
44% Mar
35
preferred
4.20%
preferred
12
May
11% Mar
23% Jan
$3.50
$4.15
1
75% Apr
95
33%
2,700
70%
33%
64
4%
D
54
68%
33%
21%
preferred
7
Jan
6 8'A
33'A
63%
common
$4.50
Light
•/v$3.75
53% Mar 30
175
67%
33%
-No par
common.5
Stainless
Jan
70 Va
8
Eastern
170
67%
32 7A
No par
Preferred
16% Apr
1
15%
72
33 7A
21%
West
70
20
32 7A
64'A
(E
30% Feb
7
'
40
99%
7 68%
21%
Corp
18
15%
197A
63%
!
Airlines
Mar 14
20
21
Car
Nem
Eastern
Va Apr
19%
65'A
Corp
Eastern
67
'
21'A
International
Eagle-Pichpr
21% Jan
i5y8
*97%
15
No par
Preferred
4
13 %
95%
1
Co
Common
18
1,100
*94%
64%
convertible
Duquesne
'
95 %
'
7
•
*94
Light Co_.13.50
Industries
de
7"
_100
No par
2
11
4
54% Mar
Chemical
Pont
■;-
5%
3,800
*94
21%
Co
3
Jun
24
Feb
*13
1,500
96
95%
Ltd
30% Mar 28
27% Oct
Nov
13%
95%
Co
48% Mar
95
1% Jan
*13%
*5%
95%
(The)
35% Mar
4
23
53
Co
6
I
106
13%
47%
*93
5%
95%
common-
0
3
4
5%
500
*94
common
6
Jan
85% Feb
Jan
du
48% Mar 22
53% Mar
47%
47%
96
5%
100
71
95'/2
preferred
35% Jan
20% Jan
100
*'
37 y8 Mar
33%
137'A
71
50
Co
22
Dec~31
Sep
2
9
29% Deo
165
Feb
12
48% Jan 12
22
4
*13
13%
47%
♦93
33'A
*135'A
72
*94
Duplan
21
12
47%
96
5%
33%
137 Vz
100
4
Feb
28
*93
5%
*13
1
176
15% Jan
47
47%
96
5%
33
45
Dunhill
3
18% Jan
71%
30
18
18
21% Apr
47'A
1
10 y8 Feb
46% Jan
Deo
*135%
73 va
44%
Drewrys Limited USA Inc
157' Jan
98% Feb
53 y8 Oct
3%%
0
54% Oct 25
15
33%
137%
'71%
29%
Stove
Aircraft
Dresser
12 Va MarlO
33% Jan
54 y8 Deo
Dow
7
3
7
53% Nov
2
24% Jan
Mar 12
49
33%
*i35y8
72%
♦93
1
Mines
23
20y8 Mar 16
101% Nov 24
35V4 Sep
7
Feb
9
■i
122% Oct
2,200
33%
135
20
45 %
preferred series
conv
91 y4 Feb
98
12% Aug 19
Deo
34,000
30 '/a
Corp
Corp-Segrams
Dobeckmun
Mar 14
36% JAn
104% Dec 30
170
22%
44%
Corp
Mar 15
43 Vb Mar 14
7
Jan
22
30
preferred
Cup Co
16
31
7
22%
44%
Stores
74
104 Va Jan
33%
72%
20
Match
Distillers
13% Sep
22%
22
112
30
common
Diamond T Motor
7
1
11% Oct 27
200
22%
22%
135
S
cum
12 Va Jan
23% Dec
62%
7%
*110
30
Corp
cum
30% Aor
23
62%
7%
112
1
Raynolds
4.40%
$1.50
11
20% Dec
62%
7%
100
A
Alkali
Diamond
Nov
41% Dec
*61%
*110
44%
Vilbiss Co
13% Aug 16
47%
22
62%
10
Grande
for
Steel
sc
13,700
112%
*61 %
30%
Western
A
ctfs
Diamond
*
7%
7%
112%
62%
45%
■
Detroit-Michigan
Detroit
De
1,100
30'A
Edison
July 19
1,400
112%
*61%
Detroit Hillsdale & S W RR Co_100
Feb
8%
33 y.
*44%
Hudson
Rio
Escrow
300
8%
33'A
'
7%
common—7
common
preferred
Denver
101
8%
33 Va
1,080
64
20
35'A Jan
18% Jan
8%
33%
,
32%
64
-
1
4
8%
32
8
20%
35% Oct
2
8%
33
*110
20
64
x20
4
15
63%
7%
1
Deep Rock Oil Corp
Feb"
63 »/2
*63
15%
Deere
18% Jan
4,700
20%
7
33%
5,600
7%
15%
1
75'A Jan
17%
17%
7%
20 Va
35 Va Feb
36
17%
50c
7%
2,300
17%
—50c
Co
133 y2
7%
Co
Rubber
Records
&
180
23,100
18
Inc
51% Jan
132
8,700
44%
18%
99%
28
133
70%
106
7%
*97%
30
43%
18%
99%
Dec
69
*105%
44%
17%
*97%
72 Va Apr
30
132
69%
106
7%
7%
C_ —100
8
10% May 10
10% Jun 21
132
series
0
28 »A Mar 24
1,000
3.90%
23
116
3,800
35%
B
34
4
900
14%
35%
18%
*32
common—2.50
Light
45 Va Feb
fan
30%
14'A
10
&
31% Jan
101
30%
14'A
18%
8%
loo
preferred
14
8
30%
18
63%
A——100
series
2,200
7,400
18%
8%
No par
Corp
2t8
43
98%
35%
series
57
2%
14
3.75%
20% Dec
2%
18%
63%
1
common
35% Nov 12
3y8 July 21
2%
35%
Preferred
3
1,200
14'A
68
7%
No par
pfd
30
11,500
5%
18%
7%
100
Inc TU
3,300
-
18
5
Inc
FRIDAY
17%
common_10
common
~30
GOOD
37%
181
36
14
*35%
*130
101
27%
'30
30%
14%
1,000
13,500
98'A
5%
30%
30%
-1,300
26%
42 Va
36%
-
5%
*96%
14
STOCK
26%
42%
Preferred
4
87
181
98%
4
May
12% Jan
♦100
87%
181
42%
98% Mar 29
Mar
101
*96%
132%
96!AJan
Jun
CLOSED
42 %
131%
a
Decca
EXCHANGE
60
98 %
30%
5,600
33
41%
*35%
23%
50
32%
*96%
43%
4
18
2%
2,900
6,400
51%
*97%
3,900
3,100
.
59%
33
60'A
98
5%
68'A
preferred
Dayton
Aug
2%
29%
51%
42%
14
16
Nov
2%
26
*105%
A
23
35
5%
68%
series
16% Feb
68
26%
5%
43'/«
3.75%
22% Feb
11
25%
5%
105 Vi
Preferred
6
62% July 8
2 Va Apr 30
87%
*179
23
*48%
52
96%
common
Power
17
28% Jan
*100
88
180
23 Va
50 »A
41%
2
Daystrom Inc
17 y4 Jan
20
99 %
87%
43%
convertible
14% Jan
117% Dec
59%
"97%
*179
26
5%
No par
Stores
Dayton
87 y8.
2%
33
60 Va
98%
99 Va
178
25%
1
Corp
3%%
100
87
32%
59%
*97 Vi
28%
*96%
A
Davega
32%
60
5
Cushman's Sons
Mar 17
32%
98%
105%
preferred
Cutler-Hammer
6% Jan 17
95
1
59 v2
Inc
Curtis-Wright
23
12
32
*97%
95% Feb
13
55% Jan
51%
23
68%
11
Apr
'48%
51%
44'/a
24% Jan
41
50 %
51%
105%
35% Jan
32% Jan
*48%
67%
preferred
19% Jan 26
55
22%
22va
50%
Drug Stores Inc—2.50
Publishing common
1
18y8 Nov
4
9y4 Apr 27
22
43%
Sugar
-
43
105%
18
Mar
22 >A
42%
No par
96 V2 Jan
93
22
43%
common—5
Corp
93 % Mar 23
Nov 26
97
Jan
23
1
101% Oct
6
42% Jan
Aug 23
96 y2 Apr
5
90
27
Jan
5% Mar 11
Aug 20
14% Mar 15
27
Apr
35% Feb
31
56% Jan
30% Jan
liy2 Jan
116
13*
8
22 'A
43%
Cunningham
Curtis
15% Jan
64% Deo
37
10
11
Prior
7
28%
21%
44 Va
common—2.50
preferred
Feb
$7
11
28%
22%
43%
1
preferred
non-cum
pfd
6%
Press
23
Jan
8
4%%.
Cuneo
23
Jan
Dec
RR
9% Jan
35
28
33% Dec
Cuba
Feb
39
28 %
21%
44% °
Amer common—25
Cudahy Packing Co
23% Mar 18
6
28%
22
1
preferred
Cuban-American
67% Feb
Jan
28%
21%
1
convertible
59 % Mar 14
106
Aug 17
134
13'A Jun
1
136 y2 July 20
11
5%
14
9% Mar
7% Mar 29
18% Dec 27
4
Jan
31% Mar 29
Feb
66
8% Mar 14
2
Dec
3
7
24
'
19
54% Jan
93
Feb
59
29
9 ye Aug
35
27% May 14
6% Apr
Dec
9% Jan
60
20
8% Feb
Zellerbach
$4.20
13,900
1
.
28%
51%
(The)
1,500
13 va
82
No par
Crucible Steel of
Mar 23
13
80%
25
Seat
4,100
105%
13 Va
82
100
Wheat Corp
<st
104
13%
81
22%
Corp.
preferred
Crown
7
45 % Mar
20% Jan
13% Nov
26
4
3
36 % Mar
1,500
104
13%
5
common
16% Jan
42
42
102%
80% '
Corp
preferred
32% Mar
42
43
103
13%
1
Co
42%
43
*102
43%
51%
Inc
3%*
8
5,000
*48%
Coty International Corp
6
109% Dec 31
11
72 Va Jan
Coty
18
34
Nov 26
106
4
21% Jan
18
13% Mar 30
15
64% Nov 23
4
101'A Jan
7
6% Feb
2% Feb
Feb
20%
80%
178
27% Apr
97 %
20%
13%
100
7
1
20%
102
*99
Petroleum
20%
81
series of 1947-100
Cosden
21
10%
13
Products
1%
1,800
20%
10%
*20
80%
Refining common_25
preferred
100
Corn
3
20%
21 %
43%
5
common
6
28% Jan
17 va July 20
35% Oct
Mar 25
20
50
Jan
.
11
19%
50
series
Electric
pfd 3%%
10%
43%
common
Jan
95% Jan 24
14
4
4
90
Cum
11
20
5
5%
Corning Glass Works
3%%
preferred
Mar 23
182V2Jan
Co
Dubiller
10%
20
5
series
Shares
11'A
102
14
new
the Week
20
8
Corp
37 Ye Jan
29
Jan
11
100
.
Cornell
27
25
11
10
5
99'A Mar 30
29 Va Jan
3
63% Jan
Apr. S
20%
Delaware
pref
Friday
Apr. 7
5
Corp
Copperweld Steel
Sales for
Tharsday
*19%
Fibre
2
24% Jan 25
9
5% Dec
2va Dec 16
3% Mar 16
iy4Jan
:
Preferred 6%
35% Jan
4
Dec
26 "A Nov
Convertible
11
98% Jan
26
185
21
Mar 14
12
102
3
Jan
PRICES
Apr. 6
1
of
Co
Range
52% Jan
Mar 21
54
95% Jan
Copper
24% Jan
6
32
13
Aug 25
Oil
SALE
Wednesday
Apr. 5
25
Motors
Steel
Cooper-Bessemer
2
Mar 28
48
com_2
Insurance
Continental
15
HIGH
Tuesday
Apr. 4
Foundry <fc Machine__l
Continental
Continental
70
31
19
Continental
AND
Monday
Per
preferred
Diamond
Continental
75% Nov 24
27% Dec
Dec
Continental
8
14% Feb
4
4
24
STOCK
<fc Steel Ind
convertible
83% Mar 28
lllA Mar 14
Jan
Jan
5%
7
15 % Jan
52
Continental Cop
7
6
19% Apr
13% Jan
YORK
LOW
EXCHANGE
Highest
10 '/a Mar 14
11% Deo
4
7 Vb May
17 y« Jun
NEW
Range since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Monday, April 11, 1955
RECORD
STOCKS
1954
Lowest
EXCHANGE STOCK
...
24 y4 Feb
23
7
20
Erie
RR
5%
Erie
A
Office
inn
_
_
Bldg—
—
No par
common
preferred
series
A
Pittsburgh RR Co
100
—50
22
22%
82%
82%
71
71
*99
*70%
99%
72
*99
*70%
99%
800
99 Va
40
25%
26%
7,000
11%
11%
200
22%
22 %
12,400
*99
'
14 0k
Number 5419
Volume 181
...
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1685)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
Range for Previous
Lowest
Range
Highest
4
26% Dec
27
12% Feb
16
14% Dec
29
since
Jan.
Lowest
-
11% Jan
1
NEW
Highest
20% Nov
1
9% Jan
11
6
15% Mar 24
7
■53% Mar 29
27% Jun
2
Mar 16
20% Jun
4
4
30% Dec
4
15
12
70
16
58
2 J/4
28%
28¥4
18%
17 ¥a
18
17%
17%
18
17 ¥4
18
18
18%
Feb
18
Fansteel
15
Farwick
52
Jan
4
5%
50
Jan
3
5%%
13 % Mar 11
17% Jan
4
24
8
9% Feb
28% Jan
103
42% Dec
23
22
Aug
93% Jan
9
7
101% Nov
12
53 % Dec
22
Jan
11
3)3% Dec
9
32% Jan
17
4
9% Dec
21
8 % Jan
7
102
10
11% Mar 14
4
76% Nov
12
68
Jan
6
Jan
7
15% Nov
19
14
Jan
18
23% Jan
4
38% Dec
29
34% Mar 14
4
92
29
88% Mar 30
2
4
31% Dec
31
26% Mar 14
4
10
Dec
31
6
43
Dec
38
22
4
103
Jan
38
Jan
13
9% Oct
25
18
62% Feb
4
Mar
14 Va
14'/a
35%
3,300
35%
35 ¥4
Jan
4% %
10
First
3
% JbeQ
101
(The)
Funtkoie
Florida
112% Apr
99% Jan
4
&
4
7
Freuhauf
6"% Mar
4%
41% Jan
18
48
Dec
17
32% Jan
6
40% Dec
21
35% Mar 14
35% Jan
18
5% Jan
5
2
30% Jan
6
37% Nov
17
32
31
10
26% Mar 15
107% Aug 27
65% Nov 24
105% Jan
18% Jan
4
33% Dec
4
18 % Dec
89
Dec
30% Mar
9
49
Dec
4
29
Dec
7
5%
11
46"% Feb
25
9% Mar
45
Garrett
Gar
28% Mar
General
107% Mar
64 V4
29
4
27
1,600
43%
423/4
43¥a
4,800
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104%
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104'/a
20%
20 ¥4
20%
21%
21 %
21%
21%
21%
1,600
43%
44
44
44
44%
44 Va
44
44%
1,600
633/a
633/s
63%
9,000
473/4
47 ¥a
47%
3,300
99%
99%
320
50%
100
109 %
109%
109'/a
109%
98%
98¥a
98¥a
983/8
99
98 %
98 ¥a
80
44%
47%
44 Va
463%
44¥a
46%
44%
45%
29,000
11%
12%
11 ¥t
12%
11%
12
ll3/4
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9,400
12%
12%
12%
123/8
12%
123/8
12%
121/4
2,200
10
72%
73%
73%
733/4
74
75%
75
76
15%
157/a
15%
153/4
16
16
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36%
36 ¥»
36 Va
363/4
36%
373/4
373/8
38%
21,600
89
89%
89 %
89%
88%
88 %
88¥a
90'/a
660
common
5
4%
1st
16
4%
conv
Dec
29
131
Jan
15% Nov
3
19% Dec
i
18
Jan
0
21% Mar
7
11
8
15% Dec
1
14% Jan
48% Feb
5
17
Mar
7
9
80
Mar 29
48% Jun 25
46% Jan
3
55% Feb
14% Nov 24
13% Jan
80% July 22
75
3
136
Mar 11
7%
2,200
16
800
6%
6 '/a
6%
6%
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6 Va
6 Vb
2,300
2 7 ¥»
27%
27%
277/a
29 '/a
28%
29%
16,800
9¥a
9¥T
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97/a
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47
46%
46%
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34%
33%
333/4
34%
34%
34
34'/g
800
44%
45
45%
46%
453/8
46
45%
45%
3,200
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42%
43
42
42
41 %
423/8
41
41%
2,100
47
1
7%
73/4
77/a
73/4
50
37%
37%
37%
37 Va
*36/2
1.66%
34%
35
35
35%
1
27%
27%
273/8
28
106 %
106%
com
com
8
*106
61
61%
'61 ¥a
5
11
11%
107/a
145
145
5
31%
21 ¥a
21
100
*145
32
,--No par
com
General
Dynamics Corp
16
General
Electric
17% Mar 25
General
Finance
81% Mar 17
General
353/8
36-1/4
28
28
28
107 '/a
"106
*106
4,200
300
107 %
61%
61%
60'/a
10%
10%
10%
11
2,400
CLOSED
10
61%
11
4,700
EXCHANGE
61%
STOCK
146
146
145
2,600
GOOD
3,400
FRIDAY
146
70
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
1,500
21
72
21
21%
20%
21 Va
10,500
87%
88
•
87%
87%
55
55
26
26
26%
135
135
*133%
*53
2
19%
19%
10
preferred—
353/8
27%
146
50
com
371/4
7%
21
100
Inc
73/4
37%
100
31%
¥4
No par
preferred
7¥a
38
35%
107%
2.50
common
Geucia, .voiiorucL Uoi'p common..
series
*153/4
34%
preferred
6%
110
*46 %
preferred
Co
8,900
27%
No par
Co
2nd
517/8
112%
2
Corp
P^ar
*98%
51
111
50
preferred
19
Jan
51%
109 J/4
1
General Bronze Corp
Jan
507/a
109
100
General
Cable
100
No par
Transportation
16
55% Feb
100
5
common
preferred
Amer
28
63%
50 Va
Investors
23
88
*993/4
507/a
Corp
22
18
473/8
99%
50%
preferred
36% Feb
24% Mar 15
473/4
99%
Corp__10
(The)
6
45% Jan
63%
47%
47%
1
Industries
7
$8
63%
47¥a
30
5
147"% Mar
Feb
63 %
63%
J/4
*99%
preferred
3
Jan
43
1
1
Jan
83% Mar 18
.
10%
437/s
■'
General Baking
3
9%
1,400
104 %
common
4
139
10
60
53%
10
Inc
American
General
107%
53%
43%
100
Container
$4.50
xviar
97/s\
•
100
Jan
11% Jan 21
10
•106
'51__15
of
(The)
Corp
Gaylord
54
No par
Co
convertible
36% Apr
107
53 Va
*103%
preferred
(Robert)
Co
Wood
4%%
6,500
44%
Co
""•ve-
Mar
60
106%
54 ¥4
*9 ¥4
58%
103%
Corp
convertible
Gamewell
'
9%
5,3UJ
43%
Co__No par
Chem
15
31
17% May
Feb
9%
106
1,000
37
103%
common
ser
29% Jan
10
2
28
10
9
10% Jan
3
57% Jan
6
71
Mar 14
% Mar
39
<2
59
54
(The)
Inc
59%
106
preferred
Co
58%
36%
5
Co
Trailer
Co
59%
55
1,800
114
60%
58%
107
2,500
113%
36%
36'%
55
Froedtert Corp
10
115
1
&
Freeport Sulphur
16% Mar 23
91% Jan
115
30%
5
Light
Stores
39% Mar
4
115
3 6 ¥8
1
pfd
Sugar
14
27
100
7 v2
convertible
Franklin
115
36 ¥4
*106
common
Inc
cum
Machinery
Francisco
116
No par
3%%
preferred
Foster-Wheeler Corp
Mar 31
115
6.25
Co
Gamble-Skogmo
Aug 23
com
Corp
Galr
9
14
No par
Stores
div
3%%
Feb
Y__10
Co
line)
Power
Fair
Food
x56
luo
Carpet
C/O
Power
$4.20
52% Jan
79
N
Stores
preferred
Florence Stove
4
13 % Mar
Ins
$4
Jan
50
Fire
preferred
National
Firth
17
12% Apr
5
36%
Gabriel
148% Feb
37% May 17
14
Com
1
131
1,900
14
Firestone Tire & Rubber
3
10% Jan
4b
Filtrol
3
3
15
14%
3,000
7
Jan
13%
33%
31% Mar
11
37
1
Co
33%
10% Jan
Dec
*36 %
33%
25
Dec
'37
331/4
Jan
6% Dec
*361%
33 ¥4
5% Mar 15
Jan
6% Jan
33
37
33%
Florida
6% Jan
7
37
6,500
Food
28
12
37
34%
50% Jan
12
3% Apr
36%
Mfg Co
Corp
Fidelity Phoenix
64% Mar
1
41 %
5
Ferro
44 % Mar
Feb
7
48
33%
4
5
97% Jan
4
54
*46'/a
3
35% Feb
6
29
13
*52
48
36%
18% Mar 11
13
Jan
54
*46 %
,
57'/4
11%
4
Nov
22% Jan
24% Jan
*52
48
11%
12
113
7% Aug
54
*46%
36
26% Jan
100% Dec
15
*51
48
57'
103 Va Apr
6
8,400
54
48
57¥a
6
4
FRIDAY
*51
11%
18
88% Jan
11%
50
50
36
59
94% Jan
11 ¥4
A
11%
9
25
12
ll7/a
6,600
56 ¥a
108
13
12
100
4,800
GOOD
11%
13
Jan
ll7/a
CLOSED
56 ¥1
18
43% Mar 15
b */4
75
11%
Jan
99
30%
6%
*70
56%
24
46% Jan
29%
6%
series
ser
1953
Electric
Tarrant
55% Jan
5
37% Jan
71%
307/a
57/a
35 ¥4
Sc
35% Jan
j
28
57% Nov 22
48% Sep 23
71%
29 ¥4
5%
11%
Jan
Jan
74
29 ¥4
56 3/4
40
38% Jan
3,900
11 Ve
18
102
EXCHANGE
5
105 % Jan
3
21% Apr
38% Sep
1,800
24'/8
57/a
12%
9,900
STOCK
29%
6
11%
12,000
iu-/a
24
5
4
9% Mar 14
Pacific
*69
30%
6
1
common
pfd
pfd
74
29%
'/4
11,700
Felt
Apr
Mar
*68
X16
28%
Paper Board Co Inc
Federated Dept Stores common
23
116
53
24
*
13% Feb
5
54
16%
237/a
28
59% Feb 10
Jan
10% Oct 21
104% Dec
6
16 1/4
23%
>
14%
36%
35% Jan
10
5
4
16%
23%
5
Federal
Oc7l5
Dec
Corp
cum
conv
Federal
40% Jan
7
45% Jan
Corp
Federal-Mosul Corp
34% Mar 14
52% Jan 25
Dec
12% Dec
13
conv
27
4
Mar 22
38 % Feb
16%
23%
2
Fedders-Quigan
57
7
16%
23%
50
Corp
3
B
Metallurgical
6% Feb
Mar
16%
1
common
13% Jan
9
16% Nov
35
1
series
18
25% Jan
7
Corp
preferred
5%
32 % Jan
98% Jan
4
34
Co
5% Mar 14
62% Nov 23
38% Jan
15
47 % Jan
17
28% Jan
Feb
&
Corp
8
108
8
25
73
Morse
Finance
16
ii
7% Mar
Jan
*2'/a
28%
Fairbanks
11% Mar 14
10% Apr 30
32% Dec 29
110% Dec 29
41% Deo
Mar 16
26 % Jan
6
Aug 16
16% Apr
8
64% Apr
5
•
Jan
3,100
17%
Family
8% Jan
20% Jan
122
50 Va
17%
4
38% Jan
Feb
49'%
28%
25
19 % Dec
135% Aug
50%
18
Corp
Brewing
21
20% Jan
493/4
18%
Falstaff
16% Dec
May
6,900
50 ¥4
29%
7
56% Apr
34% Dec
25% Jan
50
17%
17% Mar
19
25
52%
16%
15% Feb
13
23
4,300
15 J/4
28%
31
14
34% Jan
41
15
No par
16% Dec
Jan
4% Nov
40
15 Va
Sugar
23
19
40 3/4
15
Engine & Airplane Corp_l
Co
20
Fairchild
43% Oct
104% Sep
49% Feb
393/4
15
2 V4
Fajardo
48% Oct
14% Jan
39 ¥4
14%
*2%
7
29
Feb
39'%
15
2 Va
7
6
Shares
40
14%
*2%
29% Mar 31
Dec
the Week
39
2%
18% Apr
Feb
Apr. 8
*2%
21% Feb
22% Mar 14
Friday
Apr. 7
50%
0
"?
Sales far
Thursday
__3
6
29
PRICES
Apr. 6
2.50
Mar 15
25% Dec
SALE
Wednesday
Apr. 5
5
new
Buffet
15
3% Apr
8
10% Oct 13
69% Jan
Coip
Exchange
15% Jan
72
HIGH
Tuesday
Apr. 4
1
24 % Jan
7
AND
Monday
Par
Co
1
5
RECORD
LOW
STOCK
Inc
27
11
11
19
Products
Eversharp
18% Aug 11
17% Jan
10
2% Jan
Evans
Ex-Ceiio
18% Jan
52% Jan
19
42% Mar 23
19
Apr
76
13% Jan
4
13% May
15
8
2% Dec 31
26
YORK
EXCHANGE
23% Jan
49% Apr
1% Apr
STOCK
STOCKS
Year 1D54
*15¥a
15%
*88%
263/4
91
*88'/a
91
*53
55
55
*53
55
300
27
27
27
3,600
26%
135
135
133'/a
135
230
135
50
♦193/a
19%
19%
193/8
19¥a
19%
2,800
15%
<
153/b
15%
15%
15%
15%
700
new_3
71%
76%
71%
74%
72 Va
743/8
70'/a
72 3%
116,800
5
com
51%
51
51%
51 ¥a
50 3/4
51%
50 ¥a
51%
49,700
17
17
16 ¥a
16%
16 ¥4
167/a
17
17%
81 %
80%
80 7
8
4,300
99%
99
99
10,100
Co
¥4
\
9% Jan
5
56% Feb
4
94
Jan
8
8% Oct
25
12% Dec 28
60% Jan
5
78% Nov 22
119
101
Mar
8
Jan
4
123% Feb
26
146% Dec
4
98% Dec
10
31
118% Jan
124% Mar
19
3
Feb
120
13
Feb
Instrument
1
General
Mills
Jan
12
3
5%
11
138
107% Jan
4
126% Oct
29
122% Feb
24
127
Jan
Jan
4
102% Sep 28
33% Dec 29
99 % Mar
8
101
Jan
29% Jan
7
33 % Feb
14
Jan
57% Jan
4
4
3% Jan
4
28% Jan
18
25% Mar 26
100
<
Jan
18
52%
43 Va Mar 14
100
Nov
17
4% Dec
9
Dec
107
27
e
Jan
13
4% Jan
3
33
127
$5
11%
1-1%.
11%
113/4
X67¥a
68 %
673/4
69%
68%
69
68%
69
General
Portland
I
General
Precision
Cement
Eqp
105% Mar
$2.90 convertible
General
Public
Public
Utilities
124 ¥«
99%
317/«
6
3
106% Feb
7
Railway Signal
preferred
5%
General
Refractories
22
34% Jan
6
2
59% Feb 28
General Shoe
44% Mar 29
General
18
39% Jan
3
45% J an" 18
59% Apr
6
General Tire
Telephone
4%%
&
98
13
4%%
16
84% Oct
27
82
Jan
86% Mar 28
3%%
4
30% Dec
8
28% Jan
4
42% Dec
6% Feb
26
8
Dec
137% Apr 26
9% May 3
162
Nov
3
7
24% Mar 14
31
67% Mar 14
'20
16
73% Feb
17
Gillette
(The)
Brothers
44% Mar
Glidden
6
38 % Jan
6
30
7% Feb
8
9
168
160
Jan
7
26% July 30
17% Jan
26
14
64% Dec
20
59% Jan
6
52
Dec
28
54% Dec 22
50% Jan
18
24% Apr
Jan
2
11
Feb
2
22% Feb
16
66
Va Mar
4
6T % Mar 25
$4.50
Gold
Co
&
Stock
Goodrich
Co
2% Nov
29
3
Graham-Paige Motors
Jan
Jan'
3
3% Mar
Jan
12
13% Sep 24
12% Jan
5
17% Apr
1
50% Dec
Granby
28
27
50% Jan
6
61% Anr
7
Grand
29
26
Dec
31
22% Jan
6
29% Mar
1
Granite
5
138
Dec
31
126% Jau
18
80
9
17% Jan
9
22
17
Dec
31
Mar 14
34 % Jan
21% Jan
74
6
5
3
Feb
18
20% Mar 22
.
154
Mar
1
39% Mar
3
97% Jan
6
10% Jan
11
37
15
Feb
28% Apr
2
3**. Jan
38% Dec 29
154
Mar 21
F°b
7
11
18
31% Dec
17
26% Mar 15
32% Apr
7
8
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-
1
7%
Green
Green
103
57%
58%
*S5
97
*95
97
87
*85
87
*85
87
*85
27 %
69
577/e
67%
24%
24%
24%
*94
97
94%
94%
40a/4
41
673/4
40%
41 ¥a
8%
'
8%
8%
163
161
537/a
273/4
28%
X23¥a
♦161
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103
95%
683/4
28%
68 ¥a
69 ¥4
24%
243/4
10
50
28'%
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68
13,900
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4,300
243%
24%
*94
97
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273/4
23,100
14,700
97
100
40%
161
40%
407/s
41%
3,500
8 J/4
8%
8¥B
8%
8 ¥a
3,600
♦159
*159
161
162
10
20
20%
19%
20
193/a
19 ¥8
19%
19%
1,200
64
64%
63%
65
63%
64%
63
65
5,900
58
58 ¥4
58%
60
59%
60¥a
593/4
6%
43%
437/a
43
27/a
2 ¥4"
2%
'
-
6¥a
35%
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35'A
43 ¥a
43%
437/a
423/,
2¥a
23/4
2¥«
17%
16¥a
16 J/4
16%
57 ¥a
58 %
57 3/4
58%
58%
61
27%
27%
28
273/4
28%
,
146
146
146
5
36
36
36
36%
36
36'A
*95
96
95
'95%
96
96
100
1
35%
No par
25¥e
•
149
149%
9¥a
5%
No par
com
'
34%
27%
16 Va
«
6¥a,
63/8
16
5
12.50
3
6¥a
,
9%
34 Va
93/8
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35%
149
34%
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9%
35
.
60 V4
65
13,100
1,200
8
31%
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500
43%
15,500
2 ¥4
;
12.100
16 Ve
11,900
58 ¥4
61%
23,700
273/4
28
20,500
15%
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36
*96
9%
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149
37Va
97
9%
35
500
7,100
80
2,800
110
7,800
26
26%
25%
27¥a
27%
28%
25
78
78
77
77
77%
78
77%
77%
700
40%
40¥a
40 %
41
493/4
41
403/4
41'a
14,200
com
No par
22%
23%
23%
237/e
22%
23'A
22%
23
10,200
100
146
146
146
146
Bay & Western RR
100
*73
78
*73
78
1
32
32%
2b7/a
27%
24
r~t)
28%
*100
573/4
95%
No par
148% Jan
34% Jan
27 %
103
56 %
96
Co
Ore
Western Sugar
7-S
2,700
,3,300
Co—
Iron
Great
30% Mar 14
fnnfr>nto«-
Stores
9
1
♦100
53%
100
24% Feb
17
For
Northern
103
35%
common
Paper
27
20% Jan
Gt
400
86%
10
preferred
conv
54%
6%
3%%
$2.25
32
543/,
35%
P
&
Ry
Oct
<
Co
31 ¥a
543/4
6%
common
Northern
33% Feb
Mar 16
S
preferred
Grayson-Robinson
17%
17%
32'/.
543/4
34 ¥t
preferred
cum
(W T)
17
17
30%
4
Inc
(The)
Northern
7A'H
»-*•
M
Steel
Great
4
,
5%%
Grant
City
107 ¥a
17%
86%
No par
Great
18
143
Consol
Union Co
♦106
5
Co
7
or
4
&
107 ¥e
31
1
Batteries
42% Mar
Jun
*
28
4.
Dec
Jan
93
29
4
11
Jun
131% Jan
35
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*106
54%
No par
!
Hosiery
(W
31% Apr
14% Jun
Jan
9,400
10
Rubber—
4
Jan
1,100
5
10
Inc
F)
Goodyear Tire &
17
55 ¥4
100
Telegraph Co
(B
1% Jan
17
46 Va
54'/a
10
_
Co
Grace
54
10,700
46%.
30 Va
1
(The)
5
27
36 %
47%
"
31
1
49% Jan
13
47/a
35¥a
54 ¥4
*94'%
No par
41% Mar 14
17
125
'
5
36
*46%
107 ¥8
5
common
Goodall-Sanford
17
17
30%
♦54
1
Co
Brewing
*106
107¥a
100
Co
preferred
Goebel
*106
2.50
com
T
29
10% Dec
'
47/s
35 ¥a
•100
47% Dec
36% Dec
21% Dec
*120
.135
.
'
.
100
4
4
♦120
5
1,400
27% Jan
2
■'-1
7,600
Gould-National
Jan
135
<>
38%
Gotham
7% Mar
5
43 Va
3
29
•
383/4
3
4
\
431/8
7% Jan
Mar
*120
5
43 %
42 % Jan
40% Aug 18
135
5
38'%
27
100
♦120
38 %
34% Mar 14
8
par
43
31
19
3,900
433/a
31
Apr
94% Jan
633%
38%
Dec
33
63
383/8
Dec
86% Jan
63%
43 Va
42
7
623/4
43 ¥a
7
2
63 ¥e
38%
4% Apr 21
29 % July
1
6
62%
38
Plywood
Gimbel
18
17
Dec
Georgia-Pacific
6
96% Mar 30
Jan
60
Jan
29% Feb
'90% Jan
8
63%
43%
preferred
Dec
63
20
preferred
21
2,800
100
Mar 14
76% Dec
49%
common.No par
Rubber
93
90% Nov 29
49 ¥a
10
Corp
Corp
preferred
8
8
493/4
1
General Time
Jan
12
4
49%
10c
Corp
Dec
11
Jan
493/4
1
Realty & Utilities
General
Jan
500
49%
100
32% Oct
13% Jan
900
32
49%
46 ¥4
17% Mar 24
80
32
49
46 Va
33% Mar
46
100%
32
*31%
47 %
6
14% Jan
i
125 '/4
100%
,*31%
46%
8
10% Jan
*124 Va
101
com.No par
General
26
72% Feb
125
101
36
26% Jan
31
400
125
32
353/4
49% Jan
96
42,800
125
35¥a
9
4
180
200
96 %
100%
35%
13
4
120 %
145
95%
125
5
31
28
120'A
*135
96
100%
v
10c
15% Sep
75% Jan
par
94
2,100
1
Corp
53% Dec
29% Jan
137 J/4
95%
31 ¥4
Service
General
30% Dec
35
121
137%
95%
99¥a
preferred-No
7
36% Apr, .7
48% Mar 4
4
37% May 21
43% Dec 13
120%
137%
124¥a
Corp
12
100% Apr
47% Dec
121
137%
95 ¥a
Co_
28
7
120%
137%
94 %
No par
series..
.
121
121
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5
Advertising No
Jan
Jan
100
No par
$3.75
Outdoor
16
Mar 28
.5% Mar
12
„_100
preferred
Preferred
General
3,300
100
11%
preferred
Corp common
12% Jan
Jan
,
12%
convertible
41
99
80
*983/4
No par
20% Apr
25%
81%
99%
'
Mar 17
,39% Jan
Aug 16
80%
*98 3/4
xll7/a
preferred
3%%
3
65% Mar
100
34% Aug 19
44
57% Feb
44% Jan
Nov~24
*98 ¥4
1
Corp
common
General Motors
5
11
25
81 ¥4
99%
81
No par
com
No par
General
122% Jan
3
89% Mar 14
<
Corp
preferred
23
22% Jan
95
Foods
$3.50
7
75% Mar
Mar
136% Feb
Apr
*
66% Jan
10
58% Jan
Jan
94% Feb
Corp (Delaware) _1
Prop
preferred
(H
Greenfield
L)
Co
Inc
Tap & Die Coro__No
par
26%
4
147-%
•
323/8
32 ¥a
28%
2834
29 J/4
^
■
148
148
78
*73
*73
"
32
<
32%
32 ¥4
30%
30'/a
148'%
110
78
"33
32%
4,900
16,500
17
18
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
Year
Lowest
Range
1954
11% May 21
14 Ye Mar
7
97
22% Jan
11
4% Jan
4
Sep
since Jan.
Lowest
Highest
80% Jan
94
39% Dec
68% Jan
4
91
Dec
67 % Dec
EXCHANGE
16% Mar
2
97% Mar
1
45% Feb
2
Grumman
8% Apr
4
Guantanamo
35% Jan
2g
29
6
44 Ya Feb
23
Jan
6
93% Feb
14
$5
72% Mar 28
Gulf
90
61% Mar 14
100% May 26
34% July 30
106% July 28
103
May
110
105
Jan
5
15
Oct
35% Mar 10
31
103
106% Mar 26
Feb
1
103% Jan
105'% Feb
4
Jan
18
4
109
Friday
Apr. 7
Apr. 8
14%
15
14%
15
*95%
96
96
96
36%
37%
36%
8%
7%
36%
37%
7%
8%
8
14%
the Week
Shares
14%
14%
14%
97
*96
96%
96%
36%
37%
8,200
73/4
*7%
16,100
37%
•
"7%
-
RR com-No par
39%
39%
40%
40 %
41
40%
*92%
93%
*92%
93%
93
93
93
69%
69%
69%
70
69%
70%
70
70
93
25
17,900
41
No par
70%
Corp
States
Thursday
Apr. 6
1
preferred
Oil
Sales for
Wednesday
Apr. 5
1
Utilities
40
6,600
200
15,600
Co-
Common
No par
34%
103%
103%
109
109
Apr
4
$4.20 dividend preferred
$4.40 dividend preferred
100
100
106% Feb
105'% Mar 22
19
Corp
Sugar
Gulf Mobile & Ohio
Gulf
29
Aircraft
SALE PRICES
Tuesday
Apr. 4
Greyhound Corp (The) common—3
4%% preferred
—100
6
AND HIGH
Monday
Par
.
6
35% Mar 14
9
4
NEW YORK STOCK
v
514 Jan
39% Aug 11
5% Dec 22
26% Mar 29
1
Highest
Monday, April 11, 1955
RECORD
LOW
Mar 30
13% Jan
4
20
45% Jan
26% Jan
STOCK
STOCKS
Kaare tor Previous
...
3
$4.44 dividend preferred
100
Jan
3
*105
34%
34
:--'i
34
34%
33%
103%
*102%
103'%
*1023/4
103%
108
108%
*107%
109
*108
109%
90
♦105
105 %
105 %
105 %
*106
107
80
343/8
♦102%
105%
34
4,100
100
H
35
Jan
27
46% Aug 17
62% Nov 24
43
25
43%
43%
*43%
44
51% Mar 14
593/4 Feb
14
Halliburton Oil
5
55%
56
55
55%
55%
56
20% Apr
30
19% Jan,
22% Feb
23
Hall
5
21
213/a
21
21%
21 %
No par
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
21%
24%
100
99%
99%
99
93%
98
99
9j
GOOD
Paper Co
2.50
(M A) Co $4.25 pfd__No par
28%
29
29%
253/8
29%
293/4
30
FRIDAY
105%
105%
*105%
107
200
40
2,000
Jan
45
11
29% Feb
2
17% Jan
13
12% Mar
2
21
29
20
Jan
25% Feb
4
63% Jan
3
Jan
1001/4 Feb
4
4
86% Dec 31
25% Nov 24
86
12% Jan
21
% Jan
Dec
102% May 11
24% Jan
4
106% Oct
131
142
Jan
15
21% Oct 28
22% Apr
6% Jan
32
23
19
Jan
6
11% Feb
17
40% Dec
25
31% Apr
94% Jan
22
21% Jan
26
19
Feb
5
13% Mar 12
Hanna
Harbison-Walk
31% Jan
3
33 % Jan
14
Hart
8 3/4 Jan
14
Hat
Jan
20
8% Nov 30
Mar 11
53/4 Mar 25
40
Nov
18
36% Feb
17
17
Dec
23
15% Jan
6
8% Dec
31
7% Jan
6
89
22
31
Jan
39
83/4 Mar
17
39 % Jan
22% Jan
88
3
101% Oct 11
23% Nov 11
45
98 % Mar 29
37% Nov 18
20% Oct 14
36% Jan
7
30% Mar 24
24
41% Nov
1
24% Mar
6
84% Jan
12
18% Mar 25
26% Mar 14
May 21
Jan
Mar 10
Feb
21
104% Feb
7
24% Feb
6
15
37 % Jan
3
7
18
Mar 14
Jan
6
101
Dec
27
96
Jan
17
113
2
126% Oct
26
123
Jan
26
1253/4 Jan
11
Dec
23
40
Jan
4
54% Feb
16
513% Jan
38% Jun
62
18
May 26
14% Jan
50
22% Mar
Mar 14
46
2
Mar 28
54% Mar 18
13
26
37% Dec
3
44% Feb
3
26% Jan
11
35% Jan
20
11
34% July 26
18% Apr 21
31% Mar 18
14% Jan
15% Mar 14
18% Jan
3
78
71
3
35
Jan
Co
com
preferred
8
26% Mar 14
141
Mar 14
Watch
conv
1
30
44% Mar
Jan
121% Feb
€8
4%
Hammermill
33% Nov 29
32% Dec 28
~
35
Hamilton
38
23% Dec 31
4
107% Feb
105%i Apr
Well Cementing
Printing Co
7
135
28% Dec
30
Apr
22
21% Jun
Mar
30
Water
(W F)
23
Nov
4% July 12
18 Ye Jan
4
85
6
Hackensack
6%
Steel
Schaffner
of America
preferred
Hazel-Atlas
Co
3%%
Heinz
3.65%
Helme
Glass
Co
W)
40
*i:9
28 %
28
29%
29%
30%
23,200
3P/4
32%
32'/8
323/8
31%
323%
1.600
7%
3,200
7%
73/4
7%
7%
*37%
37%
*37%
37%
37 %
38
*37%
38-
X17%
17'/a
16%
16%
*16%
17
*16%-
17
200
73/4
8
5,900
223/4
15
25
:
■
5
Jan
14
Aug
5
12 i/a Jan
5
12
313/a Jan
10
16% Jan
3
Holland
Jan
Corp
Corp
19
8 % Dec
2
Hollander
4
27% Dec
6
193/4 Feb
7
25% Jan
4
Holly Sugar Corp common
5
30% Dec
21
29 % Feb
9
32% Mar
3
33% Jan
4
52
Oct
5
Jan
3
Homestake Mining
66% Jan
5
85
Dec
31
74 V4 Mar 14
87% Feb
2
Honolulu
27
Dec
6
31% Dec
31
283/a Jan
35 % Apr
6
Hooker
95% Jan
12
Jan
5
$4.25
12 % Nov
23
33
Jan
7
29 % Dec
9
84% Jan
6
94% Jan
4
101
Feb
17
28% Jan
11
103
101
48
12
26
133/b Jan
18
35% Aug 25
36% Oct 27
99 % Nov 18
34% Jan
4
16% Apr
105
Nov
105% Nov 16
41% Dec
8
6
4
40% Jan
20% Dec
10
22
4% Jan
5
112% Dec 23
19% Dec 31
153/4 Mar
38
1
Mar 10
303/4 Jan
26
Jan
14
104% Jan
28
6
95
Mar 10
102 % Mar
31
103
Mar 14
28
91% Jan
100
24
11% Jan
Nov
8% Mar
31
Jan
15% Jan
1
3
Mar 14
41
Mar 31
64% Jan
4% Nov 22
Feb
105% Feb
8
27
23
Feb
14
47
1173/4 Mar 30
98v
Feb
7
18
Jan
6
21% Feb
28
15% Mar 14
21% Apr
1
3% Feb
10
2% Jan
10% July 27
73/4 Jan
27
18
11% Apr
5
5%
(A)
conv
24t>
19%
111
124%
19
19%
111%
*124%
193/a
112
125
44
44
44%
444%
44 %
53%
53%
*53%
75
*73%
75
*73%
*90
90
90%
90%
91
40%,
41%
41
413/a
75
ll3/8
11%
11%
113/a
11%
11%
11%
1,900
27
27%
27%
27%
26%
27%
3,400
15%
15%
15
15
14%
15%
1,900
*7
7%
*7
7%
7%
100
213/8
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
2,700
30%
30%
*303/a
30%
*30%
30:%
30%
30%
600
12.50
43
44%
7
7
43%
80
81
34%
30%
preferred
Houdaille-Hershey common
$2.25 conv preferred
No par
*103
104%
Household
No par
No par
Co
com
103
"102%
104
43
com
*102%
13%
133/4
13%
133/4
13-%
13 '/a
13%
353/8
35%
353/8
35%
36
36
29%
V
95
293/4
95%
*101%
103
100
*1033/4
104
Power—No par
of Texas (Del)—25
433/4
44%
114%
117%
Lighting &
29
29%
*95
29 Ya
96
101%
•104
•101%
104%
43%
103
104
104
44
42%
116
115
29 3/4
96
v96
101%
114%
44
116%
55% Dec
21
53% Jan
6
62 % Feb
7
25 % Nov
8
22 % Jan
11
25% Feb
28
Hudson Bay Min
Hunt Foods Inc
3% Feb
3
9% Feb
17
Hupp
3,000
260
103
*104
10
104%
10
43%
43%
4,400
115
114
4,900
*19%
193/4
19%
19%
19%
19 %
19%
19%
20%
21%
20%
203/4
20%
21
20%
2U%
100
preferred
4
14
400
96
96
1
fHudson & Manhattan
10,500
29%
29 %
,*101%
1
Corp__
50
14%
353/4
100
Co
1,800
11,300
104
353/4
100
preferred
4,300
80
3o J/4
3o
3
preferred
noncum
103
42%
'80
50
preferred
6%
*7
20%
42 5/s
13% Jan
530
6,300
153/a
43%
Co
6,200
27%
34%
Oil
900
,
11%
81
Stores
"
27
*15%
80
Sound
,
40%
423/,
Houston
'
91
40%
333/4
Howard
3,200
v
,75
*73%
90
81
Howe
17%
90%
333/4
Houston
32%
16%
40%
80%
4.40%
40
313/i
100
10
Corp
Finance
•
1,500
54
39%
v
90'
44%
*53%
30
Electrochem
3%%
44%
,
1,300
2,200
125
40%
33
4%
*124%
54
16%
19%
112
111
113
1243/4
5
Oil
19%
19%
112%
125
54
*73%
5
Sons
<fe
preferred
38% Jan
23/4
3%
3%
3%
3%
3 %
3 %
100
9%
10%
103/4
11%
103/4
3%
11%
10%
10%
& Sm Ltd—No par
60%
60"%
593/4
C0%
59 s/a
59%
60%
23%
23%
*23%
23%
233/e
233/4
*23%
23%
400
STOCK
28.500
EXCHANGE
12,400
CLOSED
61%
6.66%
-
2% Nov
10
Jan
6
18% Dec
15
21% Oct 11
19% Jan
3
24
Mar
3
Hussman Refrigerator Co
4
57% July 28
63 V2 Dec 31
53% Jan
583/4 Jan
27
57
Jan
4
Idaho
65% Feb
10
50 % Dec
47 % Jan
5
3
37%
16%
5
Jan
7
*37
32%
50c
Co
25% Jan
30
37%
*98%
•
40
1
Electronics
Furnace
36%
44
5
(Charles E)
Hoffman
37%
16%
Hires Co
10 3/4 Mar 14
143/4 Mar 21
37
39%
Hilton
25
1,100
37%
313/4
7
18 %
24%
163/4
2
11 % Aug 25
24
9° 3/4
32
42% Mar
~4
70
24%
40
92% Feb
May 13
99%
24
40
3
9
*93%
24'/8
*31
6
10% Jan
44 %
993/4
24%
16%
89% Jan
Hotels
443/4
*98%
3P/4
34% Jan
1,300
*44%
40 3/a
Sep 29
74% Mar 29
44
Corp
,•
130
24
31%
92
5
1,000
933/4
16%
43% Nov 12
Jan
5,300
28%
863%
43%
44%
23%
28%
8 6 3/a
«:
28%
86;,/4
39%
5
8
160
22%
23
28%
*53
_6
1
Apr
22%
*86%
28%
87
-5
Hewitt-Robins Inc
18% Mar
4
23
283/8
7%
8
44
19%
50
81% Jan
Jan
22%
*85%
-
8
44
124%
Heyden Chemical Corp common—1
3%% preferred series A
100
$4% cum 2nd pfd (conv)—No par
68
-?•
111
common__No par
(The)
28%
87
8
*7%
7%
37%
100
A
23%
7'/8
24
No par
series
■
983/4
No par
Motors
•
7%
*85%
100
5%
8
x28 %
—10
common
Hercules Powder common
Hertz Co
110
23
31%
100
preferred
140%
283/4
25
4%%
140%
300
.100
4,700
31%
5
Co
preferred
Hershey Chocolate
1,700
24%
40
40%
141
141
400
3,000
CLOSED
28%
preferred
Hercules
31%
40%
*24
V4
STOCK
EXCHANGE
2
common
non-cum
106
142
21%
1
preferred
(G
7%
105%
40
141
56
21%
1
50
common
common
J)
107
40
*138
55%
10
preferred
(H
29
44%
*43 %
>
2.50
Marx
Hayes Industries Inc
Hayes Mfg Corp
Hecht
*98
15
com
Corp
&
Corp
4%%
4 3 3/i
100
Refrac
preferred
Harrisburg
*106
433/4
1
5
7%
8%
22
22%
543/4
55
7%
•
4,700
9,700
GOOD
400
.8
73%
73%
7%
7%
22
22
22%
22%
*22%
22%
1,200
54%
FRIDAY
18,100
I
44
Jan
43% Jun
40
9
Jan
12
23
6
,
52
Mar 24
48% May 21
52% Dec 20
49 % Mar
8
50% Feb
60
53 % Nov
52
Mar
1
52
53 % Mar
1
54 % Jan
May 25
62% Jun
15
51% Jan
4
61% Dec
27
8% Jan
11
22% Oct 20
2% Jun
39
30
Jan
21
47% Nov
4
159
July 29
40% Jan
4
21% Jan
11
55
May 11
4
159
Jan
4
25
Jan
5
Illinois
7
Indianapolis Pwr & Lt
5
Industrla Electrica
1
162
Jan
4
763/< Dec
31
166
16
76% Jan
3
6
55% Mar 28
26
23
Insuranshares
37% Jan
7
96% Jan
19
193/8 Jan
18
349
Jan
6
351/4 Jan
31
167% Mar
34 % Feb
4
Mar 14
47% Feb
103
24
16
Mar 29
% Apr
6
405% Apr
4
42 % Dec
29
34% Mar 14
Jan
94
23
84
1% Jan
6
34% Jan
4
130% Jan
4
9% Jan
65
Jan
101% Jan
5
7
3% Mar 16
57% Jan
37% Jan
4
31% Jan
29
13% Jan
4
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
6,500
26
26 %
■26%
26%
26%
1,600
4% Apr
66% Feb
18
140% Jan
11
103
Jan
12
Mar 14
9 % Mar 13
69
73
Mar 14
Jan
6
108
Jan
12
12% Jan
4
793/4 Jan
4
100
Mar 28
Jan
28
37% Feb
38 % Dec
6
Jan
343% Dec
22
28
6
283/4 Apr
1
Mar 15
39% Feb
16
34% Mar. 15
383/4 Jan
21
32 % Jan
6
39% Feb
24
Aug 17
123/4 Jan
3
14% Feb
23
Dec 2g
34% July 21
29% Aug
5
34% Feb
9
40% Mar
30% Jan
3
26 3/i Jan
3
10% Jan
14
28% July
29% Jan
39
23% Dec
7
123
Nov 19
19
8 y« Dec
20% Mar 23
121
28
Jan
24
6% Mar 14
2
91% Nov
12
83% Mar 14
85% Jan
4
100% Dec
$6
&
Creek
common
Jacobs
I)
(F
9
48% Dec
22
For
footnotes
see
page
3%%
Johnson
6
&
Mar 10
102% Apr
7
48 Ya Feb
9
24.
Johns
*104
105
5%
Jov
*104
105
.10%
10%
10%
-74%
75%
75
75
97
95%
95%
*95
97
200
44%
44%
44.%
44%
44%
45
1,000
653/4
66
66%
65%
65%
1,400
.
10%
1,000
"
,66
260
36
*35%
27%
283/4
273%
28%
27%
28
27%
273/4
41,600
34
34 %
34
353/4
35%
36%
36%
36'%
4,400
333/4
34%
*35
36
*35%
36%
35%
35 %
35%
*35 3
36
*35%
36
35%
36
♦353/4
8
♦36
36
37%
36
36
300
13 7%
13%
13%
13%
133/4
1
%
13%
3.800
38
38
38%
38 %
38 %
38%
38%
1,200
32%
33 '%
3,700
23%
3,100
22%
4,700
33%
32%
33
22%
33
28%
28%
28%
28%
28
28
50c
21%
•213%
21%
21%
21%
22%
33
♦122
125
*122
125
*122
125
*28
22%
125
125
40
l
Sulphur
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
15.400
No par
30%
30 V*
30%
30%
30'%
30%
30%
30%
1,200
1
343%
35
34
34%
34
24%
34
34 Ya
pfd—100
92%
93
x92
923%
92'%
92%
92%
93
49
48 %
49'%
49
Co
common
preferred
&
105
*104
105
13%
Co_No par
Co
Manville
103/4
10
Elec
common
Jones &
98
*104
37%
1
Co Inc
200
3.50
Light Co
Coal
Lake
4%
No par
Co
preferred
41% Mar 15
31
31% Jun
9,700
*35'%
8
97
64%
137%
7% preferred
25
International Telep & Teleg-No par
International Utilities Corp
5
$1.40 cum conv pfd
1
25
Interstate Dept Stores
1
3
Mar 15
64 %
*136%
653/g
11
65
32% Mar 14
64%
137%
65%
Apr
30
31
18,300
6 4 3/a
137%
25
Feb
Nov
4%
64%
137%
64 3/a
.No par
Power
434
4
4
10,500
136
65
137
44%
76% Jan
78
37% Dec
1,200
44%
39
7
88%
97
Jewel Tea
4
88%
97
3
19% Jan
88
*94
54% Jan
59% May
88
No par
Iowa
103Va Mar 16
89
100
preferred
International Salt
Island
100
37
7.50
common
5%
7
460
36%
10%
3
23,100
34%
37
75%
Power
36%
172
172
*34
36%
75%
Interstate
36%
1,900
36%
10%
Intertype Corp
Iowa-Illinois Gas
34%
70
13,300
9,400
45
4
4
37
173
*34
23%
404
12,400
Jersey Cent Pwr & Lt 4%
101% Jan
*88
36%
172
34%
23%
404
89%
4
14
36%
37
172%
24%
404
401
88%
85ViJan
Apr
4
36%
171%
*34
23%
23%
404
600
1,700
100
100
89%
91% Jan-19
103
4
64'/8
137
23%
402
101
*100
%
Jaeger Machine Co
16
233/a
405 %
101
44
88
Jefferson
Jun
♦100
53
22%
43%
89%
13
99
23%
402
101
53
22%
43%
88%
31
61% Mar 31
101
5,300
53%
23
88%
Jan
Mar 14
43%
873/4
39
23
*22%
43%
14y8
34% Jan
Nov
523/4
22%
43 %
14%
32% Mar 14
55
533/4
223/4
43%
8,700
143/4
27% Jan
35% Apr 22
523/4
23
.*
73%
14%
37% Nov 24
7
55
72%
14%
30% Nov 23
Oct
53
*22%
73%
14
6
96
72
167
143/4
21
8
72
*164
14%
Jan
86% Jan
71
75%
3
28
*1RA
10 3/4
28% Mar
9% Jan
167
13,300
Limited-—15
20% Jan
6
♦164
*75
34% Mar
Mar
7%
71%
43
$4 preferred
No par
Int'l Rys of Cent Amer com—No par
23% Jan
125
167
6'/8
71%
5
International Mining Corp
1
Int'l Nickel of Canada com__No par
Preferred
T
100
International Silver
34
2,700
*164
873/4
7
233/4 Jan
2,700
53%
873/4
70% Mar
35
53%
53%
100
5
6
55%
53%
20
preferred
60
2
553/4
533/4
37 %
1
21
55%
53%
363/a
70
36% Oct
56
523/4
—1
International Shoe
203/4 Dec
553/4
523A
373/s
8
7
7%
57
52%
100
Packers
7
63/8
56%
34%
48 % Mar
Jan
6%
1
172%
6
Dec
6%
'
No par
36%
42 3/4 Jan
May
Aug 13
13%
26
34%
4
25
May 12
13%
26
170%
443/4 Nov
31
24% Jan
13 s/8
25%
100
•4%
6
38 % Dec
29% Apr
20
160
5
common
International Paper
11
52%
_No par
7
16
54
*51 %
common
94% Feb
Nov
*53
52%
preferred
82
38
4% Feb
Harvester
International
79
54
*51%
No par
3
11
*53
52%
No par
Jan
44% Jan
54
*51%
Machines
17
17
*53
52%
Iron
Business
13% Mar 28
31
19
Interlake
31
12% Dec
14
4%%
31
106% May 19
54
Inc
Corp
preferred
17% Dec
79% Dec
112
8
Ctfs
Interchemlcal
88 3/< Dec
13
54 %
No par
4
4% May 27
*53%
Inland Steel Co
4
40% May 27
Jan
Mar
1353/4 Mar 31
1
53 %
100
7%
913/8 Jan
Oct
,53%
Int'l Hydro-Electric Sys class A„25
Int'l Minerals & Chemical com
5
41% Jan
6
4% Nov
54%
preferred
Int'l
393/4 Mar
Apr
37% Jan
77
6%
Int'l
173
25
28% Jan
59% Dec
*53%
Inspiration Cons Copper
21% Jan
Oct
140
54%
De Mex S A
Feb
Nov 23
Feb
52%
Rayon ±
Ingersoll-Rand common
35% Jan
8
*51%
*52
_Nopar
66 % Mar 14
30
52%
Industrial
13
26
Dec
7
7 % Apr
Jan
38% Dec
14% Mar
263/4 Apr
563/4 Feb
% Jan
38
*513/8
52%
57% Apr
50
176% Oct 25
52%
*53%
6
8
16
*51%
cumulative preferred
Terminal RR Co
20
17
29
1,780
52%
50
15
24
Nov
57 % Dec
Nov
50%
50
5
21% Dec
50%
cum
13 % Apr
375
50%
54%
4.20%
25
50%
50
4.42%
40
50%
preferred
preferred--
Feb
102
X50 %
cum
Mar 11
6
50%
4.70%
53
5
1,700
50%
3
55
4
5,800
50%
50
13
39% Dec 29
22% Dec 28
62%
50%
preferred
17
170
61%
503/4
50
Jan
53/8 Jan
2,200
62
50%
preferred
Jan
48% Jan
55
61%
50%
cum
54
7% Nov 23
54%
603/8
x503%
cum
51
52
55
60 Ya
51
4.26%
10
241/b Mar 15
55
61
50%
4.08%
10
15 % Nov 23
25
Dec 30
543/4
60%
No par
common
1
53
Dec
20
_No par
Co
RR
24
54% Dec
15% Jan
27% Jan
Cent
5
69% Jan
271
Mar
Illinois
Co
Illinois Power Co.
Oct
25% Jan
14% Apr 28
10
Power
—100
Manufacturing Co
48%
*102
*48%
49
103
%
*102
103%
*102
87
103%
*102%
No par
com
873%
88%
*7
87%
87'%
86%
12%
Corp
Johnson
Laughlin Steel
preferred series A
1
7
693/4
70
69
69
68
68%
*67%
10
37%
38%
37%
38
38'%
39
100
101%
101%
102
102 %
1
45
453%
102
44%
45%
44%
102%
45
50%
1,100
750
2,300
103%
87'%
68
3,500
3,700
54,600
38%
38%
102 3%
102%
530
44%
45'%
2,600
Number 5419
Volume 181
....
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1687)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
Range for Previous
Year
1954
Lowest
STOCK
STOCKS
Range
Highest
Jan.-1
since
Lowest
-
NEW
.
YORK
STOCK
Monday
EXCHANGE
Highest
RECORD
LOW AND HIGH SALS PRICES
Par
'
Tuesday
Apr. 4
.
Wednesday
Apr. 5
1
»-
Apr. 6
galea far
Thursday
Apr. 7
Friday
Apr. 8
the Week
Shares
"
•'*>
26 Ye Jan
11
60% Dec
31
56
6
88% Apr
46 y* Jan
4
85% Dec
31
79% Jan
6
122% Apr
2Vi Sep
32 Ye Jan
9
3% Jan
18
2% Jan
6
2% Feb
Dec
30
40 Vs Jan
3
45 % Mar
99% Nov
5
94% Jan
24
98
104% Apr
15
100% Mar 23
103
Feb
10
4%
106% Jan
107
Jan
19
4.50%
104% Feb
3
92
41
4
Apr 28
100
Jan
12
103 7a Aug 10
107
Mar 13
102
106
Oct
May 26
29
Jan
25
102% Mar 15
Kaiser Alum
5%
38% Jan
14
5
75 Va Dec
12% Apr
16
4
64% Jan ' 4
39% Jan
70% Jan
13
43
Dec
22% July 30
25% Dec 27
23
Jan
29
50
18% Jan 21
31% Dec
107
,
21% Jan
Jan
*2%
2%
40%
40%
40%
•40%
97%
97%
*96%
4i
98%
cum
preferred
4.20%
8
2V
Southern—
3
Kansas
4
Kayser
(Julius) <fe Co
32 y2 leo
% Mar 14
14
Kelsey
Hayes
31
98% Jan
113% Apr
1
23
47% Jan
57% Feb
17
6
11
31
Nov
24
29 % Jan
38
Feb
7
18
41% Dec
13
36% Jan
47% Feb
23
Kimberly-Clark
241/4 Jan
13
34
Oct
14
29% Feb
31% Jan
13
King-Seeley
31
Mar 19
39
Apr
29
34% Jan
43
79% Jan
6
87
Nov
1
84
29% Jan
4
44% Dec
9
38% Jan
50% Feb
2
82% Jan
5
98% Dec
14
92 % Mar 18
97% Jan
3
28% Sep
9
48% Aug 18
34% Jan
32
42
23
29 %- Mar 16
52% Dec
31
52
Feb
24
52% Aug
5
9% Jan
5
1372 Dec
'3% May 27
9
4
18
17% Dec
47 7i Jan
5872 Dec
8
;
9
56
Jan
85
77a May
277a Jan
15
<
4
,
2
133/a Jan
Mar 14
1
25
Feb
16
6
61
6
2372 Mar
7
3
6
1174 Jan
3
272 Apr
153/4 Apr
372 Jan
3
Dec
10
16% Jan
4
39% Jan
8
20% Aug 17
7672 Nov 19
5 7a Mar
4074 Mar 14
47 7a Jan
22
19% Mar 15
197a Jan
3
64% Jan
18
23
7
2
Kinney (G R) Co common
preferred
4%
Inc
(S
No par
Co
Lee
Rubber
Tire
&
5
new
preferred
$3
50c
2nd
noncum
Mar
1
Lerner Stores
1974 Mar
7
-7
Life Savers Corp
6572 Jan
24
22
1493/4 Mar 23
15772 Jan
18
29
92
Jan
18
5372 Dec
30
4874 Jan
38
% Apr
19% Dec
21
307a Jan
4
5
1037a Feb
17
7
55% Apr
6
21% Jan
14
437b Mar 15
497s Jan
3
19
283/b Nov
25
Mar 11
23
493/b Nov
18% Jan
2
257b Jan
25
30% Feb
21
85
Mar 12
18
Lily Tulip
Link
Lionel
1027a
l023/4
8
52%
3
Loew's Inc
64
Nov
30
227a Jan
4
17
4
103
Jan
Mar 16
9874 July
9
993/4 Jun 30
21% July
137
2472 Aug 26
1067a Mar
No par
Cement
Corp
10
57 74
58
common
10
28%
29 7a
2172 Mar 15
23
Mar
4%%
Co
preferred
Long Bell Lumber (Md) A
i_100
No par-
conv
*1167a
2974
Long Island Lighting Co com
10
5% series B preferred
—100
1067a Apr
22%
22%
10674
10674
Apr
7
10374 Jan
4.25%
series
D preferred
100
*101
1027a
102
Mar 11
1033/4 Apr
4.35%
series
E
100
*1027i
103%
15
213/a Mar 29
141
257/a Jan
Mar 15
487a Aug 25
45 74 Jan
3
88% Dec
20
7772 Jan
6
273/4 Dec
28
Lorillard
1457a Jan
,
7%
(P)
20
22
104
22 7a Mar 14
Nov
9
100
38% Mar 25
49% Dec
31
42
8
Apr 22
407a July
2
15% Nov 29
Jan
5
preferred
Co
Louisville Gas & El Co
8874 Mar
Louisville
26% Jan
3
1017a Mar
9
Mar 14
513/4 Jan
3
12% Mar 14
14% Jan
10
10
22
142
1437a
.-* 48
&
Nashville
&
(M)
50
Inc
Sons
t
Common
>■
.
86
48
series
100
A
*1007t
101
10
474%
preferred
Lukens Steel Co
1067a
*10174
102
103%'
*103
1047a
487a 5
85%
86
.*"
.■
22%
22%-
457a
*100
457a
1017a'
46
s
'
467a
48
"
/
*100
45
22%
1
.
101
*103
100
25,300
'
4,700
9,500
100
2974
800
22%
8,500
20
STOCK
107
10174
> 1047a
200
EXCHANGE
20
CLOSED
*
«
.
17,000
'
7
23
1017a
45%
227a
1437a
47%
'86
22%
1437a
47-%
22%
*100%
487a
87
"v
227a
3,300
20,900
*1057a
1067a
22% ~22%;
*1437a 145
22%..
1447a
•••.•■'<'
23
297»
2974
22%'
10,400
117'
*116
107%
102
;
857a
'8674
22%
117
*29
22%
47%
-.
1
29
*116
143%
-
297a
587>
297a
297a
223/4
22
22%
100
(Ky)_No par
common
preferred
497a Feb
"
117
103%
80%
50%
18%
587a
577a
18%
29
*101"
101
27
80%
*
2,300
187a
45%
26%
187a
50%'
18%
730
900
4,700
*
44
'
28%
587a
*106
55
49%
18%
577a
49 7a
507a
18%
28% '
22%
2974
3
2674 May 18
54%
557a
54
187a'
117
117
21
15372 Feb
54
28%
Lowenstein
Dec
103
Gas
Oct
11
22
103
Scar
Nov
5
96 72 Jan
103
Star
105
22
593/4 Jan
10174
50%
18%
104
1
Jun
407a Jan
101 V«
Lone
5
8
1517a
Lone
32% Jan
10372 Mar
1527a
4
28 7* Mar 14
2
152
16
18
15,900
152 7a
49%
18%
57%
Jan
400
64%
153%
10374
8174
21% Jan
653/4 Feb
17%
50%
64 7a
*79
17 72 Mar 14
29 Va Apr
1774
507t
6472''
8174
31
118
177/a
493/4l
*80
Dec
42,600
17%
64
82
*80
.
6,900
49%
18
52%
49%
18%
1
3,000
73%
64% •
18%
Corp
217/a
5074
27Va
Aircraft
900
21%
'
*15172
53
,
72
'
44 Va
22
7
71%
27
Lockheed
28
70%
1
' 21%'
43%
7
Jan
6474
217a
5,200
20
v 18%
23
26 7a Mar 14
17%
*49%
64%
*19%
44 Y\
Feb
56
18%
5074
197a
277a
6474 Feb
1143/4 Feb
17%
*49% <
197/a
1
4,600
45
187i
6
2972 Aug 19
71
44%
27
17
11672 Aug 12
3474 Dec 21
69%
7,300
5
5
443/a
43%
Feb
4
697/a
272
15%
187a
463/4 Jan
4
217av
2%
447a
'
3,100
1574
57a
44
29
11
217a
10,300
27a
28
82
23% Jan
217a
597*
237a
16,600
15%
*
187a
51% Dec
28% Jan
"19%"
<
1272
7-5,600
2772
12
108 3/4 Jan
193/a
2,700
96
58%
22%
597*'
237*
>
43 7a
11
4
19%
-
No par
Co
Jan
13% Jan
4474
.
12%
127a
2.50
Oil
Jan
80
447a
31
4,200
2372
317*
23
*
800
1,700
60
*56
*
*93
No par
Lion
26
7
5
V
96
14%
5
2,500
317a
22%
14%
137b
4%
163/4
472
16%
r
237a
'
59
~
800
6,400
>13
4%
Liquid Carbonic Corp com—No par
3Y2Y0 convertible preferred
100
67
•
472
152
Corp (The)
58 72:
22%;
537a
43%
16%:
12%
44
1972
"
"2%!2%
13%
151
1
Oct
58 V*
274
*93
5,200
53 7a
43
'
59
400
30%
30 74
137a
'3172
123/a
22
'
8,500
95
53
2374
;
"•
f
96
12Va>-
<
-4%
100
Co
31
137a
r
64
Cup Corp
Belt
1274"
44%
95
43%
*55
>
2372
30%
*93
com—_28
preferred
7%
237a
1
96
170
44 7a
95%
'16%
6972
8
Myers Tobacco
59
500
•
447a
43/8
•
900
93
137a
'4% 7
16%'
9,800
927a
53,
21%
/:
8.
5072 Apr
Liggett &
307a
♦42
1
43%
13 7a
.
*55
23%
4372
3
Nov
53 %'
'43%
13
60
47a
7
Apr
13 %
13%
61% Mar 14
104
30%
1
1374 Jan
164
30%
43%
274
457a Jan
4
30% '
52%
597a
17
23
30%
53%
227a
14
Mar
30%
<-44%
27a
29
56'
95%
59
Dec
142% Jun
44%
2274
6774 Jan
137a Dec
%
95%
1
48
4
44
94%
127a
36% Mar 22
2
44
94%
307a
56
July
500
44%
par
Products
31%
437a
93
No par
pfd
(The)
31%
43
*93
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co^^lO
Lehigh Portland Cement
—28
Lehigh Valley RR
No par
Valley Coal common
noncum 1st preferred—No
2,100
31%
92%
23%
100
Lehigh
46%
41
*55
(James) & Sons Co common_3
3.85%
.
38
92 % *
-
10,700
467a
40%
.
5,200
GOOD
FRIDAY
37%
*92
44
4
297a
1127a
200
46%
*39%
53
3,GOO
38
92
137a
<
pfd-75 Pesos M«*
Bryani common
:
1
472% preferred
BO ~
Lees
'
CLOSED
31
-
31
187a
56
39%
30%
No par
Corp
No par
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co„.—10
Libby McNeill & Llbby
7;
87s Jan
*30%
6,700
53 74
94
10
;
& Co.
4
7
45
EXCHANGE
2974
'
43%
10
(The)_
H)
Jan
7372 Apr
38
STOCK
23%
1117a
54
92
100
.
31
30 Va*
112%
53%
4774
18
39%
No paT
common
preferred
Lehman Corp
Lehn & Fink
4
29%
79%
2372
18
111
1,700
787a
4774
1
24
18
30
*30%
25
Apr
78%
47%
23%
53%
Feb
25
78
♦45
•
112% <
53
27
1% Jan
23
111%
54%
Jan
18% Jan
4
29%
113
60
12
53 7b Jan
157a Jan
<30
%s
53
16%
9
8
29%
111%
2.50
*4%
31
8
18%
»-
47a
30
31
18
16%;
172 Dec
Dec
18%
16%
203/a Dec
4% Dec
18%
*43/8
31% Mar 15
1172Dec
237/a
1
1
Gas
94
46
46%-
Lane
7
4
78
23%
La Consolidada 6%
607i Nov
4
77%
46%
24%
Laclede
6
Jan
78%
47%
27
4
Mar 30
78%
23%
25
6
6% Jan
34
90
24
4
Apr
% Jan
1047a
*46%
Corp
Co
89
11
*10372
45 %
Kroger
287b Jan
31
104
37%
Kress
May 10
"1274 Dec
103%
No par
Kresge (S S) Co
DecTe
Jan
103%
44%
9
95
7
*103
37%
4
3074
Aug 10
103%
53/8 Jan
22 7» Mar 15
22
103 %
177a Jan
Mar 14
Jan
30
44%
147a Jan
4% Mar 11
16 :
10
107
37%
4
12% Mar 15
.«
Jan
104
*106%
44 Va
Jan
50
•102
106%
37%
■
10
104
*102
5
Koppers Co
"
106%
103
No par
prior
100
1,600
98%
*9672
106%
103
com
$5
98%
41
*106%
1
Corp
55% Feb
3
42% Mar 14
29
53/8 Feb
14 7i Jun
Jan
Mar 17
2,500
40%
107
5
Keystone Steel & Wire Co
93% Mar 29
Jan
-41
2%
103
50
Wheel
33% Oct
33,200
2%
*106 7a
8.75
Copper
County Land Co
20% Jan
120
2%
*96%
86%
120%
85%
122%
*101%
No par
Light Co
Kennecott
Kern
119
1
preferred
Power &
■
100
4%
non-cum
115
100
Common
Dec
*110
100
preferred
preferred
4
Mar
88%
*2%
Kansas City Pr & Lt Co com-No par
3.80%
preferred
100
54 % Dec
4
85%
85
120%
2%
'2i%Jan
11 % iviar 24
79%
111%
*2%
24% Mar
3
81%
10
3
81
79%
50
48% Jan
24
Mar 10
1
(conv)
cum
Kansas City
35% Jan
Chem Corp
&
preferred
Kalamazoo Stove & Furnace
237a
1017a
45V*
6,700
13%
2,000
<
45
877a
160
GOOD
FRIDAY
2,300
2,200
•\'K:
1,800
M
122
July
54
23
1367a Dec
6
Dec
29
127a May 10
4
20% Jan
307a Dec
8174 Mar 16
92
23
4
167a Jan
4
July
7
3% Jan
72 Jan
3
Jan
21
6%
6
2374 Feb
3
Mack
19% Jan
MacAndrews
Trucks
f
common—10
5
Inc
30% Jan
No par
100
29 7a
28%
28%
28%
11
Macy (R H) Co Inc com
4Ya% preferred series A
28%
9272 Jan
887a
90
90
90
90
25
Madison
*9%
10
*9 7a
10
*9 7a
10
31
8% Jan
6
1274 Feb
16
Magic Chef
No par
No par
9%
10
9%
10
9%
6
90
10
87 74
Dec
23
56% Jan
22
23
17
6
Dec
21
6% Dec
Jan
18
54372 Jan
4
9
5
Mar 23
35% Mar 24
620
Feb
24
Square Garden
Magma
Copper
Magnavox
Co
1
34
35
Mahoning Coal RR Co
80
*580
600
Manati
Sugar
6
Feb
25
7% Apr
7% Jan
I
31
10
Mandel
Bros
Dec
34
6
31
Jan
6
34% Jan
11
Manhattan
974 Mar 14
11% Feb
17
Maracaibo
Oil
Corp
5 Ye Mar
19
Jan
4
307a Dec
29
28
Jan
6
25 7a Mar 25
Marathon
12 7a Jan
11
1774 Dec
9
16
Jan
7
207» Feb
Marine
55 7a Jan
31
58 7a Feb
2
42
Apr
29
71% Dec
6
66 72 Jan
11
84 72 Feb
15
24 7a Jan
12
34% Dec
22
31% Jan
7
36% Apr
7
97
Sep
1Q
92
Jan
11
97
Mar
2
Jan
3
44
18
Co
1
No par
Shirt
8
Midland Corn
Marshall
Field
& Co
4
337a Oct
22
32
Feb
4
Martin
13 74 Feb
1
19% Dec
29
167/a Mir 24
207a Jan
3
28% Dec
23
25% Jan
6
32% Feb
21
Masonite
4
25 7a Dec
23
23'/4 Mar 15
2672 Feb
16
Master
Jan
4
37% Dec
20
33% Mar 14
37% Mar
9174 Jun
3
99
21
94% Mar 25
99
Jan
10
$3.75 preferred
92% Jan
5
98
Mar 11
95
Mar 29
99
Jan
12
$3.75
cum
83
Jan
7
89
Apr
1
83
Jan
85% Jan
10
$3.40
cumulative
17 7a Jan
20
28 74 Nov
23
25% Jan
32
10
Maytag
55
12
52
Feb
55
Mar 29
Dec
Nov
18
4
16
Feb
"30
2574 Dec
30
23
Mar 14
28
31
44
Jan
4574 Mar
Jan
Jan
Ja.i
1574 July 23
24
82
637a Dec
57% Jan
8872 Jun
11
6
147a Mar 14
Jan
20
52 74 Mar 14
33% Jan
4
54 7a Jan
4
76% Dec
3774 Apr
26
437a Nov
18 7a Jan
117a Feb
277a Jan
3
17
17
McGraw
Feb
16
McGraw-Hill
3
Mar 15
297a Feb
17
Jan
3
24
27
15 7a Apr
1
31
52% Jan
18
McKesson
McLellan
Mead
Corp
34%
357a
34%
3574
34%
35%
347a
34%
177a
1374
177a
17%
17%
17%
177a
29 7a
29 74
28%
29%
28%
29 7a
28%
23 7o
24%
24%
25 7a
257a
257a
25 74
36
36%
36
36%
3674
36%
9674
9674
95
95
857a
857a
31
31
57
56
x22 Va
25%
*44
97
967a
*5674
*95 7a
97
857a
857a
31
31
*55
56
*5674
56%
22%
23
257a
22%
25%
257a
45
*44
45
15%
16
15%
*87
88
54
5474
54 74
5474
5
617a
62
6172
62
5
71%
72
70%
18
41%
41%
41
26 74
2674
1
Co
'
26
10
157a
15%
97
957a
96
877a
*85 7a
31
56%
3174
56%
5.200
25 74
2574
1,000
367t
.
36%
6.700
97
20
♦957a
97
330
*85
867a
*95 7a
317a
567a
40
317a
800
567a
400
*57 7a
58 74
58
*55
56
*55 7a
56
23
23
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2374
257a
2574
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54%
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1,900
1,000
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257a
45
4472
447a
15%
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16
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88
140
88
54%
63
54
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20
1,400
543/4
500
63
7174
417a
707a
70%
707a
707a
1,500
40%
41
40%
41
1,900
2674
267a
267a
267a
2674
15%
157a
—25
common
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2,300
,
88
Inc
23,600
18
157a
15%
*15%
587a
58%
60%
'
•1047a
106
60
*105
1,300
16
1,500
60%
6,300
10
106
Apr
33%
46
Jan
25
3474
*34 7a
34%
*34 7e
135
Jan
25
Melville
5%
25
7
Mercantile
287a Apr
1
Merck
93 7a Jan
10
98
Jan
4
109 74 Dec
22
102% Jan
111% Apr
1
95
Jan
7
107
26
18
Oct
25
100% Jan
7
Jan
4
497a Dec
23
43% Jan
7
217a Jan
13
28% Jan
4
28% Jan
4
23 7a Mar 14
6
IC6V2 Acr
54
1st
Stores
Co
Co
1
preferred—50
Inc
Inc common
3%
16%c
32%
3474
*100
24 74
277a
preferred
$3.50
$4
common
50
1
No par
*90
2nd
No par
11174
conv
pfd
$4.25 2nd preferred
No par
Mergenthaler Linotype Co—No par
Merritt-Chapman <fe Scott
12.50
105
3
Mesta
Metropolitan Edison 3.90%
6
74 Feb
28
26% Feb
11
46% Mar
&
series
Corp
(The)
convertible
18
Apr
pfd 4.30%
Shoe
Mengel Co
18
30
96
7
88 J/2 Mar 30
Machine
5
Co
3374
34 74
120
24%
24%
24%
21 Ye
27%
27%
27%
917a
917a
917a
11174
105
50
50
51
24%
24%.
24 7a
24%
*4474
45
45
45%
4574
45%
45
45
100
100
100 74
10074
1057a
105 7a
1057a
1057a
977a
97 7a
977a
96
96
96
98
98
*98
108
*106
108
*103
108
*106
96%
97 7a
100
•1047a
105 7a
100
100
*95 Va
6
preferred
4.45%
preferred
4374 Apr
7
Miami
Copper
*94 74
100
*106
5
41
93
♦1047a
97
*96
41%
40%
99
417a
41
41%
99
41%
49,800
1,100
1057a
pfd—100
3.80%
700
50
series
series
series
6
100
300
140
24%
series
34,600
1067a
1067a
507a
preferred
"
112
23%
preferred
Mar 29
1067a
27%
94
♦110
*49 7a
3.85%
Apr
106
1067a
111
25
*91
24
4.35%
93
111
27%
3,600
507a
7
107
106
111%
24 7a
500
34%
108
23%
4
4
*110
*99
5072
4
1047a Mar 15
108
24%
1007a Jan
Apr
*99
*9074
1067a Jan
99
120
287a
24%
Mar 28
24
34 74
*99
106
917a
Feb
937a Mar 29
32% Jan
700
36%
6
7
20% -Jan
24.
*95
2,800
21% Jan
naze
95
2,800
31
3674 Nov 23
35%
95
61 Ye
21
footnotes
35%
34
23
For
*94 7a
337a
Oct
94v2 Mar
35 7a
96
35 74
95%
677a
7a Dec
12
357a
95%
337a
95
May 14
34%
600
4,700
61 Ye
22
997a Oct
76
33%
23% Dec
109
577a
76
36
657a
104% Apr
7
Jan
577a
76%
1
Robbins
Stores
18
89
58
76
157a
McQuay Norris Mfg Co
28
104% Aug 18
22 7a Feb
2
58
76
88
Publishing
&
15% Feb
6
58
76
common—50c
preferred
100
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines
17% Jun
96
58
76 7a
3
50
Electric Co
887a Sep
104
58
76
33 7a
Jan
27
58
657a
82
1037a Oct
7,200
657a
2674 Jan
1087a May 19
102
Nov 29
18
*104 7a
4
5
11 Ye
677a
4
15
1874
104%
91
14
187a
*63 7a
307a Oct
Jan
1874
104%
32% Dec
Jan
18
preferred (1st series)—100
4
Jun
1874
2nd
4
92
18%
Cum.
11% Jan
92
8
4 74%
47
104
3,000
6
21
Jan
3374
7
31
6072 Jan
39
33 7a
4
101% Jan
21
41% Nov 24
33 74
67 Ye Apr
27
31
16
Jan
33
34
Dec
64% Dec
27 7a Feb
31
18
60% Apr
Corp
convertible
57 74 Feb
67
900
500
33%
No par
Stores
3 72 %
9%
32%
*55
Corp common
preferred
McCrory
9 Yu
9%
No par
Corp
74 72 Jan
20
30
Oct
1
42% Jan
25% Dec
Jan
16
Mar 14
577a Dec
103
$2.50
40
21% Dec
4
Apr
McCull
McCord
20
4
86% Jan
16 7a Feb
88
4
8
3
24
4
577» Nov 22
Feb
70 74 Mar 23
19
1
2it% Ma.
9%
9%
33
337a
preferred called
44
400
97a
*32
9%
No par
No par
$3
23% Dec
21
pfd
Co common
Mar 29
18.700
6
67a
31%
33 7a
No par
1947 series.No par
preferred
18% July
74 Dec
common
$3
55
7%
67a
8
Co
pfd
*5%
3,300
9,100
1
Corp
Electric
Dept Stores
77a
7a
877a
35
600
No par
No par
567a Mar 31
4072 Jun
Jan
May
*580
317a
6
31%
No par
com
Co
Jan
34%
35%
8
3,100
1
L)
18
7%
9%
86
88 7a
600
160
200
9%
107a
97a
10
Martin-Parry Corp
22
♦580
10,300
91
97a
'
50
preferred
(Glenn
8%
'
*90 7a
29,500
31%
6
674
34%
34%
600
87a
87a
327a
100
16% Jan
4 74 %
7%
*6
327a
867a
887a
34 74
*580
29%
22%
2a va
2274
*9%
common
4% cum conv preferred
Marquette Cement Mfg Co
4
4
136
1
—6.25
Exploration
Jan
3
87%
89%
(The)—
400
53
*133
90
12% Feb
Nov
8
*51
«
22 7a
6
31
75
22 7a
7% Jan
10% Dec
12
2274
21
1374
13%
51%
136
88 72 Mar 15
4
15
217a
*133
267a Mar 14
2474 Oct
4
Feb
21
517t
51
136
3
Jan
47
*50 7a
*133
136
13 7a
13 7a
137a
137a
50%
♦133
31
64
12
16% Jan
137a
5074
-100
1
29
7
82
Forbes
&
preferred
Dec
546
47a Mar 10
22% Jan
53
139
aan
Wood Working Co
9% Dec
6
257a Jan
499
19
Mar 28
M
8% Dec
17% May 27
574 May
Aug 19
ho V4
133
M &
150
40
20
99
997a
100
108
43
74
13,700
19
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NEW
YORK STOCK
65 ft Jan
103
4
26% Jan
4
Feb
6
Mid-Continent
Petroleum
„io
105ft
35% Mar
7
Middle
Utilities
_10
-32%
6
46 ft Mar
3
Midland
141
Mar 11
21
29
Mar 24
13
22% Jan
6
15% Jan
6
96 ft Jan
8% Jan
4
16% Dec
29
Jan
11
109 ft Nov
30
55ft Jan
26
21
Dec
106ft Nov 22
5
24
Jan
21
27
21
May
114
Jan
133
Dec
8
20'/2 Jun
102
J 28% Mar
25
118
Mar
99
Mar
106
6
14% Dec
31
12% Jan
71 Va Jan
12
85% Dec
29
82
Apr
22% Apr
7
23'ft Jan
6
$4
4
Apr
Oil
$1.50
2nd
May 26
24'ft Dec
8
30 ft Apr
4
51% Jan
18
61ft Feb
24
Minnesota
&
Feb
15
24% Aug
~5
22% Jan
20
24% Feb
18
Minnesota
Power
27 ft Jan
4
38 ft Dec
31
36
6
44% Feb
15
Mission
23% Nov
19
22 ft Jan
17
21
Mar
2
Mission
54 ft Dec
22
50
Jan
26
59% Mar
2
Mississippi
8% Jan
6
Jan
4
4
Mar 17
10
Sep
79% Sep
8
61
40
;
Jan
81 ft Dec
30
19ft May
;•••'
13
».
4
26% Oct
5
Mar 31
16% Jan
5
Jan
20
17% Aug 27
27ft Aug 16
106% Dec
6
79% Mar 29
19-
8
4
25 ft
Sep
14
31ft Jan
4
39
Dec
31
31'/a Feb
,
1
49ft Jun
3
Jan
4
80% Aug 23
18 ft Dec 20
56.,
12ft Jan
4
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11% Mar 24
:
23
.21ft Mar
1
23
Apr
Mar 15
28
28
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12
70
Feb
21
47
Mar
125
18
Jan
6
Jan
4
4
45ft Dec
; 8
41% Jan
183 ft Dec
21
175ft Feb
8
17% Dec
28
13% Apr
Feb
37
25% Dec
30
4
3
20ft Mar 14
24
Jan
10
10
98% Dec
2
93
20ft Jan
49% Nov
17
45
38
Jan
4
172
Jan
5
182
Dec
141ft Jan
7
158 "
Dec
0
8
63 ft Dec
29
54ft Jan
25
10
177 ft Apr
6
182% Jan
9
156
Jan
7%
24% Jan
4
90
Jan
4
103
28 ft Jan
4
41
Dec
8
37% Jan
6ft Feb
17
10ft Sep
15
9'/a Apr
9ft Nov
1
11% Apr
8
11% Jan
6%
4ft Jan
4
lift Jan
4
14
Jan
Jan
4
Linen
National
Tea
National
Theatres
National
Co
*15 ft Apr
6
Nehi
31
15 ft Jan
20
16% Jan
3
Neisner Bros Inc
35
Jan
20
37% Mar
8
16
95% Jan
4
July 22
Nov
17
4
12
90% M
r
7
18
Mar
4
New
101
Feb
2
92
100 ft Dec
22
98
14
73 ft Dec
31
69% Jan
18
May 11
18 ft Dec
13
16'/a Feb
1
5
78
Oct
18
16% Jan
75
1
18
.25% Jan
4
49 ft Nov
30
41% Jan
7
4
27% Dec
10
2 3'/a Jan
7
29
11
34% Dec
29
31% Jan
ft'Apr 21
54% Dec
28
48
31% Dec
16
27% Jan
5
Mar
40
515
Jun
28
470
'Jan
1 4
500
Jan
25% Feb
82 ft Jan
25
Aug 20
14
39
i
Mar 30
43 ft Feb
£
8
96
30
Jan
5
33% Apr
87 ft Dec
84
Jan
14
87 ft Mar 11
Jan
7
Nov
19
93 ft Jan
Jun
101ft Jan
25
104ft Oct
25
14
17% Jan
103
Feb
36% Nov
30
27% Mar 24
33
Jan
51% Dec
23
48'4 Jan
54% Mar
100
•
M
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6
July
2
73% Dec
29
64%
Jan
16
Jan
6
95
87 ft Jan
19
4
Jan
4
Jan
12
103'ft Apr
7
103 ft Dec
99
100 ft
101
July
Oct
18
Mar 25
104
Dec
2
'77% Feb
7
27
100 ft Feb
15
ICOft Feb
26
34'ft Dec
28
7ft Jan
11
19% Dec
29
29% Apr
16% Jan
6
11
29% Dec
29
26
Jan
18
2
38% Nov
28
31% Feb
1
-14% Jan
19ft Mar
38 ft Jan
44% Aug 16
102% Jan
109 ft Dec
31
92 ft Jan
100'ft Dec
9
106ft Jan
110 ft Jan
104ft Jun
29
108% Aug JO
7
43% Jan
6
105% Mar 17
95ft Jan
108
Jan
3
6
Jan
4
102 ft Jan
6
'39% Jan
10
Mar 28
35% Mar 25
'
35%
95
36
95
17%
17%
17%
98%
98%
98%'
92
92'/a
89%
90%
89 ft
18
18 '/a
17%
18
17%
76
*76
17%
77
*105
36'A
95
95
17
75 ft
15%
;
36'A
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95
17%
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17'A
98%
15%
700
107 ""
%
1,700
17%
14,700
36
95
40
*98
98%
20
90
87
88 ft
2,300
18
18
13
1,900
76 %
76'A
*75'/a
77
90
38'A
39
39
40
135,400
52
52
53
12,900
20
non-cum
Corp
common
30 ft
31%
31
31ft
83
*81
83
81
81
*81
17,300
82
91
93
•92
94
*92
94
*92
94
'350
preferred——.No par
31%
*81
10
.No par
31'A
Harlem
RR
Co
50
460
►350
460
►350
460
*350
460
ft
32%
Shipbuilding Corp,.!
Corp-—
x63ft
preferred
'. -
*84%
*90%
30%
30%
6,000
20
90
preferred
-
Aviation
$3.60
preferred
preferred
series
preferred
series.
$4.11
preferred
series
Northrop Aircraft Inc
Northwest Airlines Inc
4.6%
48% Feb
18
Ohio
Pharmacal
Edison
Co
64'A
64'A
64
64
1,800
24'A
24%
24%
24 ft
7,700
39%
*93
'
91
32%
85'/a
ft
85 ft
99
102 ft
102 ft
102 »/a
►101'/a
29 ft
29
29%
29 ft
52%
52%
53'A
52%
26
*25 ft
53%
53%
14'A
14%
53%
15%
89
■
43%
43
43%
*110
' 110
♦101ft
102%
30
29 ft
3oy.
4,300
53%
53 ft
54'A
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-
15 Yb
25%
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90ft
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43%
43%.
►110
111
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*
15 ft
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43 Yb
.111.
73%
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73%
72%
73%
73
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
91
,*90
v,
,*90
91
91
91 ft
,.101 %
101%
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101%
102
102
100
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101ft
101 ft
101'/a
101 ft
100
*101%
102
102
*101%
102
i
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53%
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,
710
25%
53 y8
15'A
53%
16 ft
91%
,
30
22,900
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6,500
90 ft
10
43%
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111
40
;•
74%
21,800
-16%
8,500
oiy-i
♦101ft
102
101ft
*101
101ft
102
*101%
-
«0
f;
2,540
130
32
31%
32y8
31%
31%
29%
31%
39,900
10
22 ft
22
22 %
22%
22%
22%
227A
10,600
25
Co
10
31%
21%
33%
33%
33
33
33%
33%
34
35
3,900
2.50
common
102 y*
l
„
33%
33%
33%
33%
33 ft
33%
33 ft
33 ft
1,800
4,100
ft
45%
45%
45%
109%
►109%
100
98»/a
24
109
Jan
14
4.56%
preferred
100
•108ft
109
►108ft
108 ft Jan
12
4.44%
preferred
common.
100
Co
108
108
108
--
45%
45%
45%
109%
109 Va
109 y4
99ft
100
100
100
►108ft
45%
109
*108 ft
109
108
*107
108
45%
109%
110
98 ft
109
108
108
50
380
330
No par
Gas
&
Co
69%
70%
70
70'A
69%
70
69 y«
69%
6,400
10
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
34
33%
33%
10,700
32
Elec
9
32
com
rights
preferred
Oklahoma
99 ft
•71ft
'
*98 ft
15
89
44
10
100
'
98'/a
26
53
:'14%
111
10
,
29 ft
;
109 %
24% Feb
•
'
90
*89
-110
.12
Common
.
4,200
12,100
102%
-
*25 ft
26
52%
14%
~
100
Preferred
91ft
91
98 ft
100
4%
*91
*90%
preferred
6
88
90'A
preferred
2l
33%
97%
3.90%
Apr
93
*85 ft
6,900
39%
93
33%
97%
4.40%
A Mar 18
39%
33 ft
86 ft
*
*85ft
;
34%
94
33%
3
Oil
39%
*93
94 ft
32%
__100
!
preferred
109ft Jan
_100
64
24%
90 %
*25 ft
25
1
series.
$4.lo
$4.08
'
63%
52%
-
25
Northern Pacific Ry
No par
Northern States Pwr Co (Minn)—
Common
_g
34
97ft
96
2
Western Ry common
Adustment preferred
34%
28%
100
Co_
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33'A
23%
33'A
85
33
*101%
100
American
40'A
100
^
_100
Chemical
39%
32%
94 ft
32%
com .No par
preferred
4.10%
39%
*93
100
preferred
Norfolk
23%
39%
No par
63%
23%
1
32%
14
l
15%
107
51ft
Norwich
19% Feb
36'A
*94
15%
►105
38'/a
15
102
•
107
51%
Oklahoma
♦15% •-15%
►105
Jan
19
12%
36%
Ohio
24.
■15%
100
20
12'A
51'A
36% Feb
Mar 28
12%
51%
1
footnotes
12'A
37%
4
For
12'A
12 ft
280
2,000
19,500
51%
35% Mar
22% Feb
9'A
36%
76% Feb
21
43
9'A
No par
Central
28
Jan
42%
9'A
9%
Chic Si St Louis Co—
20
32
43'A
9'A
York
64% Jan
18ft Jan
43
20
106 ft Mar 11
100
43
9%
2,900
31ft Jan
24 ft Dec
42 ft
9 ft
76%
7
20ft Aug
2
102 ft Nov 24
43
26
27
9
98%
74%
Dec
9
98 ft
25%
33 ft Dec
20
93 ft'
77%
70
18ft Jan
98 ft
>
26
54 ft Jan
21'ft Jun
99
76 ft
26ft Jan
101% Nov
*98 ft
25%
6
Jan
24
9,500
98 ft
19,200
77%
Nopco
■
15
103
•
42%
26'A
3.60%
7'
91ft Apr
10
26% Nov
41'/a
15%
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--3.90%
28
J02
9
43
74%
1
1
'17% Mar
99 ft Mar 23
42
12,000
25%
7
89% Mar 29-
18
16% Aug 25
13% Jan
85
42%
lft
78
3.40%
*
A,.r
42%
*94
Northeast Capital Corp.
1
Northern Central Ry Co
.50
Northern Natural Gas Co
lo
5%% preferred
______100
53 ft
800
43'A
36
North
-
41ft
36
10
46% Feb
*40%
No par
24'
111'
4
1,400
63% Feb
.*
41
107
*16% Feb
^3'
41%
16,200
2,100
6
25
41%
GOOD
FRIDAY
2,200
6
B5ft Jan
65%
8%
25% Mar
40% Jan
17%
64%
15%
13 ft Jan
108 ft Mar 18>
-17%
65
12%
47% Jan
23
17%
64 Yb
900
8ft
19
29
17'A
64
1,500
15%
29
Mar 23
17%
80
'
CLOSED
8%
16% Aug 18
Feb
17
63 ft
EXCHANGE
1
15 ft
26% Apr
89
25%
8%
52 ft Dec
45% Sep
-12%
15%
4
111
148 ft
12 '/a
25%
8%
14
8
148 ft
"
15'A
12
Jun
149
8%
Jan
81
148
200
15%
8% Jan
38
6
Apr
107% Mar 31
149ft
8,100
;
STOCK
8 ft
20
*26% Feb
20
63
177 ft
15'A
24 ft Jan
8
105'/a
;
*105
Common
28
4
13
62
177 ft
'
26 ft
Air
$3.75 preferred
Niagara Mhk Pwr Corp
16
6
•39% Jan
93% Sep
102
*104 *
62'/a
178
75%
3
29
92
5
105ft
61
177 '/a
12%
12%
Haven Si Hartford Co.100
Preferred 5%
series A
:
100
New York
5
100
Jan
♦104
61%
26 ft
$5
7'
'85ft Apr
90% Jan
86
105 ft
178
■
1
5
28
1,200
11,500
5
17
91ft Mar
32% July 30
Jan
27,700
8%
Common
21
97 ft Oct
»A
95'A
47%
New
10
6
44
21
95
State Electric Si Gas
66% Jan
<
,
21-
47 ft
*
15%
preferred
Y
17
22% Jan
7
21%
26
100
N
60 ft Jan
2
4
3,100
12%
9%
New
14ft Apr
28
9,500
25%
1
preferred
Y
30% Feb
Jun
24 %
43
1
common
N
28
67% Sep
8
25'ft Aug 12
27% Jan
24%
12%
100
3
34% Dec
7
91
10,100
,
98 ft
5
common
Si
Apr
35% Apr
39%
:
1
Y
Mar 23
Mar
22
38%
.
39
25%
100
N
51
37
6,100
21%
'
24%
'
25%
42%
10
22
7
22
21%
York
12
6
16,500
New
4
95 ft Jan
8,500
15 Va
26%
•125/a
10
Dock
86 ft Jan
25%
15
26%
♦147
41%
City Omnibus
6
Mar 10
25 ft
15%
149'/a
41%
York
Apr
90
•
No par
York
81
10,300
%
New
13
3 2
10,100
44'A
26%
61%
64 ft
New
Oct
14'A
-43%
25%'
25 ft
13%
44%
14%
178
16%
24
Oct
130
14%
'
44
26%
178'A
63 ft
33 ft Feb
97
180%
,
•147
8,100
15
♦104
61%
61
16%
6
95
2,700
•'
43%
33,900
105
104
178%
10
7
14
%
180%
650
3,400
38 ft
1%
No par
15
20
'
*
r
1,500
10,000
,v
17
'
400
;
-
60 r
16%
95'A
Fibre Co
40
300
■
1
125
38
47ft
25%
Apr
Jan
»'
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock
4
85ft Jan
'
'
26%
21
12%
54% Feb
•
'
23%
43'
178
47%
England
New York
9
14
95'A
12%
18
Jan
178
21
25%
Co
4 % %
78% Mar 30
18 ft Jan
179
95 ft-
Electric System
1
Jersey Pr & Lt Co 4% pfd.100
Newmont Mining Corp.
:
io
Newport Industries common
1
17
77 ft Jan
Mar 15
ft Apr
20% Feb
.
43
59%
: 38%
21%
New
2
11
*.
47%
1
preferred
3%%
f*:. J
>5,000
71'/a
23 ft
<43% :'.43 ft
95
Inc
Newberry Co (J J)
Mar 30
Dec
Feb
40 ft Jan
'38
47%
Corp
4% %
10
•
.1
Natomas
19
Feb
3,200
■„;■■
No par
7
" Jan
105
43%
21%
common
Vulcanized
C
14%
*22
r%
3
1,400
r
'j
34%;;.
124 %
59%',:
48'/a
Rights
18
,
95%
National Steel
18
\
?■»
'
34%
»A : 23'A
17 *'V
16%
21
100
National Supply (The) Pa com
4 ft %
preferred
,
42%
105%
*67
123 ft
120
V 59ft
95%
Corp
new
'-3,200
>
19%7
42%
43
47%
5
Corp
National Sugar Ref Co
900
-2,000
;
-
22%
26%
T
26 ft
Cast_Nopar
Steel
1,900
3,700
v
,37%...
105%
v',
.
37 ft
22%
18%
: •;
V
43
1
B
10% Jan
10
15
5
-
100
_100
Service
44% Feb
Feb
178
26%
14%
26 %
0
common
common
<fc
6
39
Apr
preferred
Malleable
5
105
1
Stores
A
3
25
43%
179
20
common
No par
Co
13
Feb
43%
43
rl'A
15
99
348
Lead
18
106
Co
rights
99 ft Jan
6
63
26%
46% Feb
5
15ft Mar
25%
6
86
32
25%
21
31ft Mar
18% Jan
1
16% Dec
1
16%'
38'/a ^
45
97 ft Feb
9% Mar
ft
14'A
38% Jan
14% Feb
38
44'A
National Shares Corp
3
42 ft Mar 25
6
16%
'
45
6
7'/a Jan
J
38%
44ft
30
8'ft July 26
17%
•
i>
preferred
%'
<;
22
14 ft
14'ft Dec
8
105
Nov
4
lft Mar 22
3
43% Dec
33 ft Jan
1G%
38'A
*
14%
preferred
Natl
6
12
National
National
34 ft Dec
v
59
22%
14ft
preferred
17
4
-
59
22'A
179
Distillers Prod
$4.50
23
Mar
121
59
22%
10
Department
Common
23
Jan
121
59
100
Container
.
69 ft
24%
Feb
21
122
42 ft*-
24%;
Feb
'66%
'42ft
42%
122
1
new
69 ft
23%
27
26% Jan
42%
A
Register
Lines Inc
•
:,.
r
"5.200
.
'
■
23%
14
1"
28%-
."-,'34% " 35'A
*
23%
11
1
69 ft
6,200
23%
28-
j05%
38 ft
31
25
35
■
lift Jan
Jan
,34ft
*68
22
23 ft Jan
16ft Apr
% Apr
Mv :
U&%
38%
14
58
23%
" 42'/a V,
*105 ft
21%
31
31
23'A
19
V- 42%
38'A
13% Dec
Dec
I
38%
27% Dec
66
34%
-
21%
15
4
42%105%
Corp
conv
29
Jan
.
38%.
4
Feb
64
19% V
20
'
A
•.
common
18%
•
42'A-
-
*105 ft
5
4
Mar
19% V
19
*
19,900
48%;.
37%<'v '
5
7
147
Apr
;
,
10,100
,
19Y»
23
1
1A Mar 30
5
ft
-
47%
■
National
3
102ft Jan
■:
National Cylinder Gas Co.
National Dairy Products
13
105
Corp
National
Jan
55% Jan
78
5,100
33%
77'A
19
'
23%
22 ft
4% %
pfd series of 1951
National Gypsum Co common
97
Mar 14
% Mar 22
105% Nov
19%
42 ft
1
3
Mar 21
;
•
22%
37%
43
City
$1.25
Mar 16
23% Jan
36% \
31%
"',. 37%
'37%*
,
10,000
28
23
10
Cash
Naitonal
3!
20 % Mar 14
36
•19'A
>600
5,800
28 Y*
48'A
•
*28
69'A
.100
—
Biscuit Co
National
16ft Jan
28
5
Co
preferred
26% Apr
24 ft Dec
67 ft Jan
7%
14 ft Mar 14
16% May
87 ft Jan
23
'22%
38 f
'22%
'
19%
No par
Automotive Fibres me
National
25
13% Jan
Acme
16
39% Jan
19%
r 26 :
2«
36'A
47%
,
3,900
115%
27%
719% 710%
;
-
16
114
78ft - 78%:;;-.:
48'A
22%
:'•;
>105% VI05'ft
SO
Nashville Chatt Si St Lonla.
National
47
10
94
7
25% Mar 14
93 ft Jan
5,300
2,400
""
28-V.V
*
-
10
com
:
Myers (F £) de Bros
National Can
18
Jan
2
28
16ft Jan
:
'42%
1
100
preferred
17ft Jan
Jan
: 23
:
31% :, 32'A
~
18%,
47
114'/a
•
36
•
»
19%
18 ft
r,
16%
22%
27%
32 y,
'
B
common
National Aviation
37ft Jan
46
4%
31
ft
22%
"22%
Murray Corp of America
National
6
;
18%.
36
78%
•
;24%
113ft
"
28%
>
-'-78ft
19 7
48
38
C)
1
Feb
32
•
27% * 28%
Inc
(O
3
41% Aug 17
19 ft Dec 30
Oct
2
31
21
GOOD
FRIDAY
v.
'
22 ft
114
27%*
35%
1§%
47%
10
preferred
Jan
35 ft Oct
12ft Jan
Co
3
Mar
45% Mar
'
15%
16%
-V
22% <-
114
•'
79
xl8ft
Co_
Munsingwear
Murnhv
16 ft Dec
10
1,900
"
16
24%
*
16%
*22 '/a
35%
78'/a
.3
Corp_J_.
45
182
'
,
.-28%
19%:
No par
Corp
22%
114 ft
32%; 32%
;
12
,
,
35%
1
No par
Corp—
National
22
8ft Feb
Wheel
8
17 ft Feb
19
Products
28 ft Dec
Dec
No par
Co
*
18% Jan
<
6
21ft Jan
(The)
28
National Airlines
11
37% Jan
Apr
Co
Co
3
7
4
5
Inc
A" 4%%
62% Mar 10
4
21
Oil
>26% Jan
6
4
39%
'
Mar 18
•V 38% Mar
15% Mar 23
19% Jan
113ft
Co
16ft
16%
22 ft
5
Utilities
Power
16%
No par
Co
(John) Si Co.
Motor
4
19% Aug 26
47 ft Nov 24
10ft Jan
Motor
1
6
114ft Jan
56
Tool
Chemical
Monterey
3!
24ft Mar
Jan
20ft Mar i4
15% Apr
Montana
; Jan
36 ft Jan
Jan
13
4
172ft. Jan
11
Montana-Dakota
25
47
13ft May 11
-20%
17
1.25
15
Feb
23
24%
55%
1,400
Jan
29
24%
56 ft
2,400
47
Dec
39%
24%
56'A
16%
111
Nov
39%
24'/a
56'A
22%
20
Inc
Machine
Monsanto
Mar 14
27
39%
24%
16%
Co
Monarch
11
41% Mar 21
51
39%
24%
56
22%
Mojud
7
Mills
Fbe
Mfg
7
39%
56%
5,600
Brass
7
3
8
39%
25
.4,100
2,700
,
CLOSED
23%
Mullins
41
39ft
1,600
EXCHANGE
,
23%
Mueller
2
•
56%*
5
—.10
STOCK
23%
24'A
3
:
58
23 «A
24%
7
61
57 ft
24 ft
-
24%
3
•28
f
-
23%
Carpet
.21% Mar
22
125 ft Dec
23%
Mohawk
; 25% Jan
31
Jan
58'A
23%
-
10,200
33'ft Jan
61
12 ft May
57%
23%
86 %
; 42% Mar
31% Dec
30
57%
23%
88'A
130% Feb
A
74 ft Mar 29
26%
57%
23%
86'A
27% Mar 14;
11
45'ft Dec
26%
57%
23%
87
Motorola
,18ft Jan
27 ft
26
x57%
87
Morrell
.42ft Jan
27 ft
30%
5
86%
3
v
340
15 ft
4*'
-
29,900
90
85
20% Feb
104
20
85
52% Jan
111ft Sep
ft
19
90
No par
Lines
3
Jan
28
40
19 ft
90
84%
Moore-McCormack
9
Dec
26
25
107
15%
8
•
1,300
*105
84'/2
ft Feb
29
4
90
106
106
83%
21
Jun
Jan
89%
105
84%
18'ft Jan
.39% Jun
37
89
105
14%
Si
(
i
89
105
2,800
.
84ft
Montgomery Ward
20% Jan
91
4,800
110
91
14 ft
RR
3
22 ft Mar 11
1
88 ft
Corp
12
18
2
18%
100
Co
Fuel
85% Jan
18'ft Sep
47ft Feb
15
River
39'/. Jan
28% Mar 24
:
20%"
.1
Development
38% Jan
4
106
18%
Paper Co
6
7
.
22%
Light
34 ft Mar 14
19 ft Jan
I
&
75% Mar 14
i..,13ft Jan
>
Ontario
31% Apr
16 ft Mar 14
38 ft Dec
20%
preferred
conv
■32ft Feb
44 ft Mar 14
23ft Aug
2
28% Dec 31
*104%
1
common
700
6,000
18 Yb
110
93%
ft
83%
24% Jan
6
17
18
111
92%
110
27
14%
118
18
29
26%
18'A
•110
92%
28
82 ft
4
23% Jan
17%
18'A
.-111
91ft
28%
83ft
23
Jan
28 ft
27'A
com—No par
18 ft Feb
,
28 ft
27
140
7%
preferred
series A
100
{Missouri Pac RR 5% conv pfd.100
25% Jan
21
110
,
2,500
•138
Mlssouri-Kan-Tex
3
28
6
98
17%
91%
44
28 ft
26
110%
91ft
5,300
43'A
140
27%
*28%
18%
110%
10,800
32 ft
18% Mar 11
91% Feb
23% Mar 17
15'ft Jan
28 ft
26%
*138
32%
44%
43 ft
43
Shares
108%
32'/a
32%
149
108
the Week
91% Mar
6
17
53% Nov
4
16 ft Jun
•
Jan
71ft Jan
18 ft Dec
30 ft Jan
f
76
28%
25%
Corp
15'/a July 19
42%
108'A
106
32 ft
*138
10
preferred™^
19 >/«
37
106
No par
21
Jan
Apr. 8
32%
44
No par
preferred
1st
Friday
Apr. 7
"
Minneapolis Moline Co
$5.50
Sales tor
Thursday
Apr. 6
105%
!
139
18
SALS PRICE8
Wednesday
Apr. 5
32%
139
HIGH
AND
Tuesday
41
106
43%
.100
Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg
1.50
Minn Mln & Mfg common—No par
6
90
20
Jan
—5
common
preferred
Minn St Paul & S S Marie—No par
4
4
Prod
Inc_
Corp
Mlnneap Si St Louis Ry
4
6
19
Steel
1st
Midwest
18% Mar 30
Jan
80
South
8%
1
103 ft Jan
9% Jan
4ft Jan
Apr.
3
11
Jan
25% Jan
90
Monday
P«r
25
98
RECORD
LOW
STOCK
30ft Jan
21Yb Jan
67
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
29% Sep
26
NEW
1
37ft Jan
15
Dec
137
Jan.
9
16
Dec
32ft July
40 ft Oct
3
126 '/a Jan
since
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
30
Range
1954
rear
EXCHANGE STOCK
STOCKS
Range for Previous
.Monday, April 11, 1955
4.24%
Natural
ft
r%
*
series
Gas
19 ft
19'A
19 ft
100
101ft
101 ft
101 ft
101'/a
7.50
23%
23 ft
23 ft
19
91,200
%
20
_
23%
19%
102
23%
19%
102
23%
19'A
»101ft
23%
19 Va
102
23%
300
150
4,700
}
'
Volume 181
Number 5419;
-
:
.The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1689)
NEW YORK STOCK
Range for Frevlon
Year 1954
Lowest
Range since Jan.
Highest
Lewest
NEW YORK
1
Feb
16
60% Dec
3
Jan
5
127% Dec
3
9% Jan
49% Mar 14
Monday
Jan
57% Jan
26
15
Dec
31
13% Jan
6
4
97% Dec
30
94% Jan
10
105
44% Jan
11
69% Dec
8
61% Jan
18
68
5
31% Jan
6
23
July 23
83
Apr
35% Nov
99
Common
3
122% Jan
4
'
4
Otis
7
Outboard
44'/4 Apr
92
Mar 24
99
4
16
Jan
3
16% Jan-
4
50
76
23
67% Jan
17
93% Apr
7
31
96% Jan
6
115V2 Feb
14
77% Jan
11
Dec
104% Dec
12
34
14% Jan
20
26% Dec
22
Jan
7
97
Dec
21
7% Jan
11
12
Sep 22
33% Apr 28
57
May 17
Mar 14
94
Feb
22
Jan
Mar 14
Oxford
26% Feb
7
98
(5
2
12.50
Mar 28
1st
44% May 17
62
Dec
29
56
28% Jan
4
40
Nov
26
37% Jan
39% Jan
4
46% Dec
31
33% Feb
15
38% July 14
37% Jan
6
23
Jan
12
46
July 12
37% Jan
25
114% Jan
13
140
Aug 24
128% Jan
7
137% Jan
4
Mar 14
75
44% Mar 15
9
Mar 29
44
17
Feb
48% Mar
Co
Coast
preferred
2
41% Mar
Pacific
40
40 'A
40'/4
40 'A
40%
40%
46 y2
47
46%
46%
46%
46 %
46%
46%
38%
387/a
38 Va
38 %
38 V*
38%
38 V*
39%
40'A
40%
*40%
40%
40%
No par
135
133%
134%
134
100
148
148%
147
147
149
9%
9%
g'/2
45'A
46'A
45%
7
9% Jan
12
18
20% Feb
18
31
86
.
Corp
Pan
Amer
World
Airways Inc
9% Jan
3
104
Jan
3
34% Feb
9
50
41 % Jan
6
45
y4 Jan
28
10% Jan
6
13 y4 Apr
.1
5% Mar 14
.<
7 V» Jan
5
Patlno
2
Peabody
7% Feb 23
Mar 30
2% Apr 26
10% May 11
15% Dec
22
14% Jan
6
35
49% Dec
29
47
Jan
7
36% Jan
10
44 y2 Mar
8
24
14
25 % Jan
Parke
8
28
4% Jan
7% Feb
6
Feb
18 % Mar 31
;
54% Feb
14
28
29% Mar
24
29% Jan
73% Jan
4
93
Dec
7
82
Jan
37% Jan
4
80% Dec
8
74
Jan
37% Apr
35% Jan
19
55
6
46
5
27% Mar 17
29% Feb
27% Jan 20
29
Jan
91
Feb
14
6
93
Apr
7
Mar 30
57
Jan
3
48% Feb
25
45% Dec 31
41% Mar 14
25
107% Jan
6
111 '/a Apr
105% Jan
3
107% Feb
2
108
Nov
4
25
Dec
29
41
2
53
Nov 30
5
22% Dec
13
45% Mar 14
19% Jan 26
22 y2 Jan
3
Mar 18
35% Dec
14
34% Jan 26
37
Feb
23
4
9
18% Jan
4'
9
Aug 30
36% Jun 20
100% Jun 29
Sep 21
10
18% Dec
31
73% Nov
16
108
28
Aug 27
Nov
20
15% Jan
31
112% Mar 30
30% Jan
4
52% Dec
32% Jan
4
39% May 26
26% Jun
3
23% Jan 11
Jan
5
29
Jan
Feb
8
52
Jan
21% Apr
6
73 % Feb
11
18%
101%
*100%
101 %
-12%
6
29% Feb
10
Jan
26
Jan
9% Apr
36 % Jan
Jan
12
48
Jan
6
37% Jan
25
82% July 20
90
Jan
11
29
21
Jan
11
113
Nov
1
52
Jun
84
Mar 11
90% Feb
1
86% Mar
3
4
40 % Jan
4
97
Jan
6
6
79
11
Mar 16
3%%
Mar
13% Apr
preferred series A
3.9% series preferred
Phillips Jones Corp com
5%
6
Phoenix Hosiery
7
Pillsbury Mills Inc common
14
42% Feb
21
Pitney-Bowes Inc
23
Pitts
6
Feb
15
116
Feb
$4
C
C
Jan
7
15% Mar 14
158% Jan
164 % Mar
25% Feb
81
Mar
17% Apr
2
1
31
163
Mar 28
7
167
Jan
convertible
preferred
Pittsburgh
7%
62
Mar 14
7% Mar 21
24% Feb
25
70
Pittsburgh Young
108% Jan
14
1
18% Nov 30
16 y4 Feb
4
32% Dec
30
4
24% Mar 14
150
122
5%
Pittston
19% Apr
5
29% Jan
6
35% Mar 18
Plymouth
37% Jan
26
43
Pond
40 y4 Dec
7
20 % Dec
29
19% Mar 15
7
20 % Nov
24
19% Jan
91
Feb
5
8
Jan
5
23% Jan
13
22% Mar
102
Mar
5% %
Plough
Poor
Inc
Creek
&
Co
1
Potomac
Co
10% Mar 14
Aug 10
38% Mar 14
1? Apr
6
3
84
16
37
37%
100
*90
25
7
40%
8,000
17,500
*87'/2
88'A
*87%
88%
*87%
88 %
88%
100
*84
86
86
86
*84'A
86
*84'A
86
100
35%
36 Vi
36%
*35%
37%
*35 %
37%
98
♦96
98
*96
351/2
75%
74%
12%
12%
12'/2
55V2
56
55%
103
38%
*103%
38%
38%
*114
120
*114
22%
22%
22%
74%
75%
13
12%
88%
74%
13%
'
14,400
500
14
*12
56%
57%
57%
57%
104%
*103 Va
104%
38%
38%
-
20
98
74%
74
♦103 Va
56%
104
120
40%
40
*114
23
22%
38%
38
1,500
30
700
39
*114
120
120
237/a
23%
6,200
23%
90%
88 y2
76
*95%
98
103
*89'/2
Apr
&
$4.75
7
*89
91
91
*89
."89%
91
91%
91%
*90
93
*75%
76
75%
76
70
91
91%
76
17%
17%
*89
17
17%
'■
17'/a
75%
11 Va
200
:
75%
162
*160%
162
*160%
162
*165%
167
*165%
167
*165%
1,700
4,900
17'A
♦160%
167
7y4
27
68%
7%
27%
68
7%
27
68%
68%
69%
7%
7%
267/a
27%
*77
78%
*77
79
87
87
86%
86%
87%
87%
600
26%
26%
26%
267/«
27%
27%
27%
3,900
26%
3,200
*146%
*146%
26%
26%
113
19%
3 3'A
114%
x26 y4
X114
26%
26%
114
19%
19%
33'/a
*146%
26%
114%
33%
*19V4
19%
700
33 Va
33%
33 Va
33%
3,300
-
97 y4
11%
98'A
98%
98%
98%
99%
99
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
No par
78%
78%
79%
79 »A
79
79%
18%
79%
10
42 Vs
42%
42%
43%
43
44
X41 %
42'A
2,800
Indiana—No par
39%
39%
40
40%
40
40 Va
40%
40%
29,300
10
56,600
%
com
Colorado
of
5
;
85
85
85
85
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26% Apr
6
4.16%
preferred
25
25 y4
25%
26
26
26%
26 y4
99% Mar
7
102% Feb
18
16
104% Feb
21
37% Apr
7
63
preference com—No par
4.08%
preferred
—100
4.18%
preferred
100
Puget Sound Power 8c Light Co„ 10
Jan
6
73% Feb
13
Pullman
6
82 % Apr
7
Pure Oil
33% Jan
11
153% Jan
3
30% Mar 30
No par
Gas com
div
67% Jan
(The)
68%
69%
69
69
68%
67%
68%
*
80
80%
80 Va
80%
80%
81
80%
82%
„
Radio
8% Dec
22
7
6
8% Jan
3
RKO
10% Dec
22
8% Mar 14
9% Jan
3
RKO Theatres Corp
100% Jan
12
24.
80
150
No par
common
21
4
2,600
37%
23
53% Mar
13,300
33'A
37%
84% Feb
7
30%
103
37%
68'/2
45% Feb
26
32%
36%
5
Feb
30%
*102
36%
18
Jan
32%
102%
36%
81% Jan
47
30%
32%
36%
36% Jan
98
30%
102%
35%
5
6
32%
104%
29
99% Mar 29
30%
102
104%
39 % Dec
52% Dec
32%
1,300
104 %
Co
(The)
com
preferred
Corp of America com__No par
preferred
No par
$3.50 1st
Pictures
30
102
50
1,400
26
26
*103%
86% Nov
Jan
32%
85%
26%
104%
4
..
30'A
103
85%
*26%
*103%
2% Jan 28
4% Mar 1
6%
32%
230
-
No par
Inc
Quaker Oats
30
*102
86
3,200
.
103%
76
Mar 15
*85
3,400
99'%
103'A
22% Jan 11
148
40
1?
rights
25
100% Feb
600
No par
of
Pub Serv El &
80
114%
19%
100
$1.40
26%
*113
*19'A
19%
34'/a
*113
preferred
7
100
78
preferred
23
11,800
87'A
3 % %
33 % Apr
4,500
7%
27
25%
*146%
4.32%
31% Feb
3,400
69%
26%
78
6
3
-
87'A
26
18
7%
,
89% Jan
29 Va Jan
68%
7%
27%
2,000
preferred
Co
x67%
1
1
Gamble
cum
Common
10
14
28,900
92
*90
40%
26% Jan
28% Jan
7
page
40
92
37%
39%
No par
100
♦90
92
10
40'A
No par
1
*90
16%
36%
20
100
39%
751/4
30% Feb
see
92
*95»/2
3
100
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp_10
_For_footnotes
FRIDAY
15%
37 Va
6
4
112
16
36%
26% Jan
J&n
*110
15%
37%
3
90% Jan 12
112
112
16
16
37
*110
*109%
15%
37
Dec
Jan
GOOD
24% Mar 15
23
35% Dec
107
3
„1
27% Nov
158
101'%
107
3
Mar 21
25% Jan
33% Mar 14
5
*100
107
3,400
2,700
Serv
4
101%
*105%
6,300
,
20 3A
Public
15
*100
CLOSED
217/«
4
Jan
115
20%
41% Jan
Jan
25%
*113%
21 Va
7
28
25%
113'A
*39 %
35% Jan
21% Jan
EXCHANGE
25%
113%
25'A
115
20%
Serv Co
143
25'/4
12,600
21%
Public
6
STOCK
40%
6
Dec"29
38%
20%
Apr
66%
57%
37%
21%
44
74% Dec
56%
40
2
4
57%
38%
20%
37% Feb
4
2,590
21%
17
Jan
6,900
13,700
40
46% Nov
40% Jan
9%
45
112
20%
18
47
9%
44%
21%
33% Jan
9
•
111%
'
39%
Publicker Industries Inc
104% Nov
9%
45%
112%
20%
Procter
July 20
9%
44%
112
39%
1
102
.
.
21%
3
29% Aug 17
31% Dec 31
9%
45
112'A
100
600
28%
21%
8
103% Apr
28%
29
29
39%
80% Feb
2
29
122,400
•
71
106
20y2
12% Jan
4
*64 %
*104%
No par
B
6
4
71
106
Power Co——10
Pocahontas
class
Electric
77% Jan
97% Jun
*69%
*104%
56%
1—5
31
25% Jan
21%
71
106
37%
5
Oil
20
25% Jan
21%
900
71
57'/a
100
common
preferred
Jan
26% Dec
21%
,
38
& Ash pfd—100
(The)
conv
12% Dec
15
44%
lll'A
2,300
71
57
100
80
Sep
9%
457/a
1117/«
200
156 Va
156-
71
37%
100
100
72% Mar 16
25
9%<
9%
44%
111
32,000
57%
Virginia
West
&
Co
8
4
com
1st series prior
3
16% Jan
Mar 19
29 *
y
21%
3,000
:
35%
38%
class A_.
pfd
preferred
5%%
Jan
14% Jan
92% Mar
28%
21 >A
;
22%
-
57Va
No par
Co
3
25
21
27
*70
*104%
47%
35%
1
960
85,200
37%
No par
Steel
25
Jan
29
7
20%
71
106
70
69
27%
No par
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
Pittsburgh Screw 8c Bolt
Jan
150
6
Dec
12
1
Pittsburgh
30% Jan
Mar 14
122% Dec
82% Jan
5
69
20%
71
28%
3
Pittsburgh
25% Jan
19%
*104%
3
14
43
72
106'A
21%
158 %
5
24
20
157 y2
Jan
31
99% Dec
161 VA
8% Jan
28% Feb
17
160'/2
30% Jan
80% Jan
Feb
161%
69'A
1
350
.
'
90% Feb
9% Mar 31
161%
167
25% Jan
68
357/'b
162
76% Mar 11
May
500
7,500
47%
21%
*35%
17'A
85
22
900
C
27%
47%
21%
36'A
*165%
20
Jan
47%
21%
*160'/2
29
24
47%
1
Co
preferred
guaranteed
30
10% Feb
47 Va
H
8c Chic Ry com_100
Forgings
Pitts Ft Wayne
3
Dec
Aug 26
27%
47 %
Co com__No par
Pitts Consolidation Coal Co
Dec
31
106'A
27 Vb
20%
2
preferred
(conv)
27% Dec
150
106 y4
27%
47 y8
100
RR
L
Pitts Coke & Chem
1
4
St
&
87
3
-
106%
*35'A
No par
80
8
V
35%
5
preferred
11
11
111%
26%
No par
57% Apr
29
Jun
46%
20%
100
Phillips Petroleum
18% Oct
18% Jan
; • -45%
'
45
106%
No par
100
preferred
7
62% Jan
89% Jan
45%
44%
35%
Philip Morris 8c Co Ltd common__5
4% preferred
100
104% Feb
67% Feb
10
146
44%
20%
100
Reading Coal 8c Iron
Corp common
6
33% Jan
115
29
60% Jan
44%
2,500
12.50
common
Mar 21
46% Jan
102
23
31
47%
27'A
5
(conv)
&
Philco
97% Mar 14
69% Jan
Phila
$4.80
8% Dec
47%
100
preferred
4.68% preferred
$5
30% Dec
46%
100
$1 conv preference com
Mar 29
71% Nov
46%
106'%
100
Phila Electric Co
Mar
6% Jan
46%
*45
5
33y3c
preferred
Phelps-Dodge Corp
92
12% Jan
87%
26%
10
No par
2nd
95
5
46%
93
87%
"
10
Corp of America
Pfeiffer Brewing Co
Pfizer (Chas) 8c Co Inc com
6
15
*45
50
Petroleum
13
Mar
1
92
87%
Peoria 8c Eastern Ry Co
common
-
28%
91%
87'A
106 V
17
Apr
*28%
91
87%
106
21% Jan
18% Dec
28%
91
87'A
100
83
169
*27%
■
y4
90'A
„
4.40% series preferred
Pennsylvania RR
Pennsylvania Salt Mfg Co
Penn-Texas Corp
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
Peoples Gas Light As Coke
84% Jan
160
July
Sep
28'/2
87'A
110%
21
30
*27%
91
87'A
111%
31
76% Dec
11% Jan
28
8.)%
111
31
Dec
*27
7
lliy2
90% Sep
42% Mar
158
29
28
12,400
25
*28
110V4
87
Jan
77% Jan
155
7
Dec
24% Dec
16% Nov
80
37% Dec
115
♦24
28%
110
Mar 30
35 y2 Apr
5
20
27
25
*28
112
3
Sep
*24
28%
*110
41% Jan
Aug
25
103%
4
53% Dec
*24
*28
100
21
1,100
25
111
Jan
42%
28%
101%
97
700
'42%
-
18
53%
*28
No par
Co
10,400 :•
,
17%
100
4%
7 Vn
••
'
6,000
53%
*24'%
107
87% Mar 15
•
700
...•
4,600
25
*105%
7
104
1
*100
21
9
42%
107%
87 y4 Feb
12
43
101%
37% Feb
July
42%
101 Va
8
Jan
42%
*106y2
6
35
•
100
Apr
100
18%
52%
__100
28
2
17 %
.52%
'42%
preferred
13
7
;
4.3%
Dec
7%
18'A
52 y2
34,600
-
57/a
5%
18
3.8%
40% Feb
47%
25
preferred
300
12
preferred
4%%
<
15,900 t
.45%
44'/4
Pet Milk Co
*
17,400
47%
45%
-
52 V2
1
16% Apr
31
7%
71/4
6
'
40
-
11%
18%
4
6
16
7
5%
29,100
2,900
12%
•
46%
'•
53
107 V* Apr
11
75% Dec
'<• 7%
7
51%
101Apr
35% Mar 17
4
5%
28
95
10% July 15
5%
31
12 y4 Jan
53% Jan
sy2
Jan
109% Jan
3
;12%
12%
Jan
5
45% Aug
97% Apr
44%
•
"
'
47%:
44%
12%
25%
3
5
46%
44%
12%
*113%
44% Jan
9
47%
447/8
12%
25 »A
23
Mar
46%
44y8
114'A
22
93% Feb
47'/2
25 Va
Dec
12%
39 %5
*45
12%
42%
Pepsi-Cola
6,000 '
101 %
par
7
39% Dec
12%
44% '
x46
114'A
110
98
47
_100
..
*100%
39
47
No par
11
14
37%
46'/2
preferred
97
2
7
12%
37%
46 Vz
4.4%
104
Jun
40% Mar
26% Mar
►
12%
37
46'/2
114% Mar 31
30
34% July
4
12%
371/4
46'/2
31
22
7
4
12%
37
110% Jan
Oct
Jan
6
Jan
*100%
18
103
83
11
457/a Apr
112% Jan 19
57% Mar 29
101%
Jan
107% Sep
May
7
6
107
*100%
Telep common—_No par
preferred
25
4%%
6,000
84%
i77/8
Corp
Penna Glass Sand Corp com
Penn Power & Light com___No
'
18%
83%-
*52%
Cement
-500
1,940
9%
*9
18%
84%
25
Penn-Dixie
;
18%
83%
5
common
Penney (J C) Co
5
11
3
4
21
106% Jan
Jan
17
15
3
May 28
Feb
Mar
77% Feb
17 7/« Mar 14
67
4
Jan
173
3
104% Jan 18
Oct
7% May
51% Feb
25
115
28
29% Mar
6
155
11
39% Dec
22
Co
9%
18%
*
prior preferred-
2,900
-
9%
83%
__2.50
Ford.
7,700
:
46%
18%
No par
&
9%
45%
1
$1.32 preferred
$1.30 preferred
5
Mar 18
83
$1
31
11
Coal
conv
2,800
'
80
9%
45%
83
No par
Enterprises
5
8c
50
150
18%
Transportation
Mines
*9
9%
*148
84
No par
Co
•
150
134%
134%
149
18%
Peninsular
24
29
15% Mar 25
107
5%
Co
Proof
*9
45
,
-
1
Corp
Distillers Corp
8c
Rust
Penick
'
Oct
27% Jun
Davis
Parker
Parmelee
6
23
Pictures
& Tllford
9V8
'
9%
9%
46
41
135
83 V4
45% Aug 19
11% Dec 27
Mar 24
60
1,300
40%
1
17
100
*9
.
Mar 21
15
11
40'/2
134
6% Feb
Feb
40 %
40%
100
preferred
Consolidated
7,300
60
25
35% Jan
Feb
63
*62
10
Park
13% Jan
63
63
No par
Paramount
46
63
GOOD
6
101
63
FRIDAY
3
57% Dec
63
75
1
169
CLOSED
86
Apr
4
EXCHANGE
107/a
*72
Jan
Mar 26
STOCK
94%
10%
*83
Apr
134% Jan
237/a
94%
10%
84
47
Mar
23%
94%
74
40
11% Jan
23%
10%
84
6
104
23%
*93 y4
10%
74
6
Oct
23%
93'/2
10%
84
14
113
23%
.1
Feb
190
93%
Pacific Western Oil Corp common.4
4% preferred
10
9
98%
23%
Pacific
16% Jan
13,400
98
97
10% -10%
Mar
71% Jan
3,700
43%
98%
74
Telep & Teleg com
Tin
112%
41%
98
84
Feb
4
108%
41'/4
*72
Jan
106% Feb 18
109%
42%
42
98%
84
41
Dec
108
109%
41%
♦98
74
36
27
2,700
Jan
31
Dec
93%
108
*82
45% Dec
38% Oct
300
91%
*73
40% Dec 30
4
26
16%
90%
52
6
40
16
No par
No par
noncum
21% May 6
30% Jun 22
26% Jan
4
*16
16
12
29
10
95
*61
13
7
11% Dec
Feb
*92
6%
10
104% Dec
23
6,800
93
8% Mar 14
4
30% Jan
3,200
44%
43%
93
Jan
38% Jan
Jan
7
64%
43
40%
10
common
Panhandle East Pipe L com—No par
4% preferred
100
Panhandle Oil Corp
1
Mar
64%
64%
39%
93
150
20% Dec 29
84% Apr 19
5% Dec
250
142% Mar 10
9% Dec 31
45% Dec 14
3% Mar 12
102%
87
42%
Lighting Corp
Pacific
102%
16
99%
Pacific Mills
138% Mar
103%
64
86
41
2nd preferred noncum
43 % Jan
103 y4
64%
16
99
Pacific Finance Corp
Pacific Gas & Electric
17
103 y2
39%
109
23
86
500
102%
10,700
85%
15
com
13,400
16%
16%
*93
conv
121
93
No par
5
67% Mar 16
38% Dec
109
121
Shares
54%
84%
84 y4
100
31
9% Dec
"16
No par
Dec
4
Inc
..
preferred
cum
78
9% Jan
1
121
53%
121%
377/8
.
Products
4%
120
53%
16%
92
5
53
the Week
16%
92
Paper Co com
Pacific
94
Apr. 8
16%
37 %
No par
Pacific Amer Fisheries Inc
Feb
Mar 29
103
Friday
Apr. 7
16%
Mfg—__83%c
8c
1
12% Mar 10
63
106
Thursday
Apr. 6
53 y8
64
8
3
33
Sales for
Wednesday
.
16%
64%
10% Feb
93% Mar 18
120
16%
l03'/2
preferred
Pabco
119
i6'/4
64 Va
Owens-Illinois Glass Co
Mar 28
119
102%
Corp (The)
Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corp
48% Mar
154% Nov
Marine
Co
20
67 - Oct 25
97% Jan
4
52%
100
Overland
52% Dec
4% May 18
26% July 20
8% Jan
5
53%
No par
Elevator
Outlet
14
45% Mar 30
100
17
1
Jan
31
31
Apr. 5
53
100
2
Dec
Jan
Beries
Corp common
4%% convertible preferred
Oliver
2
Mar
16% Jan
29
5
Conv preference 1951
3
17 % Mar
13% Mar 11
6
Tuesday
Apr. 4
Par
'
114
Jan
82
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
STOCK,
EXCHANGE
Highest
Olln Mathieson Chemical Corp—
38
104
73
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
'
1
1
Corp
Ralston Purina Co 3%fc
Raybestos-Manhattan
pfd
100
No par
30%
*149
30
42'A
84
77/a
9'A
*98
50
31
151
31
*149
31%
151
31%
150
30
31%
150
31%
150
31%
151
21,500
43%
43
43%
43 %
43%
83%
84
84%
84%
84%
84%
7%
8
7%
8
7%
77/a
9%
9%
9%
9%
9
9'/.
98%
98%
51
51%
50%.
100
50%
80
1,700
42%
**98%
3,800
30%
43
84 %
100
50
5,800
30'A
30'A
8
9%
3,200
30%
30
30%
5 500
,
*98%
51
100
51
1,200
2,500
14,900
10
1,300
<
21
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
22
...
Monday, April 11, 1955
(1690)
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
Rtifti far
Previous
Lewest
Highest
Lvtwt
"
8% Jan
30% Jan
Feb
1
40
Jan
18
15
37% Apr
31
18
Dec
29
31% Jan
34
10
36% Feb
6
39% Oct
13
1
28
26% Jan
57% Jan
20% Dec
4
11
31% Jan
Nov 23
62
♦
25% Jan
Jan
5
34% Jan
7
38
Mar
2
29Va Jan:
5
.42
Mar
8
16% Jan
4
12% Apr
27
18% July 22
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,V
'
1
'
4
Jan
6
Mar 30
44% Feb
1
7
Jan
4
5% Mar 14
V 7% Feb
17
10% Jan
26
47% Jan
11
-7'
75% Jan
f-
78
July
2
2
Dec 22
125
46
12
2
Mar 16
88
Dec
54
105
43% Jan
53
Jan
11
26
85
9
101
NOV
104% Apr
26
Jan
20%
14i%
20% "20%
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8%
30 'A
30'A
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14%
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100
30
:
8%
30%:
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103
36%
37%
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9%
8%
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42
42'A
37
Aug
4
36
9
37
Dec
6
31'/8 Apr
37% Jan
77% Dec 22
66 y2 Jan
75 % Mar
28% Dec
29
27% Jan
32
13% Oct
7
12% Jan
48% Jan
»
May
20
11
3
7
7% Jan
17% Jan
i
24
Jan
41
Jan
18% Jan
15% Apr
6%
6%
22,500
14%
14%
14%
1,200
85'A
84%
85%
68
69%
69
69'%
9
51'%
*50
53
103%
103%
4
12
34% Dec 23
40% Dec
23
36
14
4
45% Oct
21
41% Jan 13
;
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26% Dec 31
40
7
Jan
148
Jan
8
281% Oct
12
257
Jan
98
Jan
Oct
18
105 ya Dec
29
102
Apr
1
25% Jan
18
25
7
11% Nov 11
Oct
35
4
6% May 27
15
47% Mar 29
28% Feb
2
360
Mar 28
6
19
;
11,
Feb
.
,
4
105 % Mar
9% Jan
13% Mar 24
6
68 V% Jan
1
Feb
35
9
4
72% Nov 29
25
81% Mar 15
21% Nov 15
19
Jan
18
23% Feb 21
33% May 21
50% Nov 24
38% Apr
1
12% Aug 23
16% Mar
65 % Aug
14% Jan
%
84%
84% y.
103-n
103%
'
84%
69
38%
39
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v.;
31%
32
68%
320
: .,31
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30%
32
31%
32
1,800
69
31
...
69%
68%
69%;'
2,300
31%
31
37
37
^*47%
:■■■£ 27%
27%
♦340
♦101
347
370
104
350
*103%
X27%
27%
*12%
13 y8
*'•78%
79%
79 Va
22%
*22%
39%
40
♦14%
15
43%
44
97%
*14%
97%
;
•
23%
39%
40%
*•
14%
•'
'
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22%
23%
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6,200
3,600
13
79%
40%
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'
200
27%
13
79%
40
401/4
300
■'8,300
i
'
105
27
'
13
22%
23
y8
360
27%
-12%
>79 'A
v"
105
27'/a
13%
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y 360
28%
14%
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27
22
6
4,000
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13
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37 %
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27 '/a
37
37
30
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30
4.600
39%
39
31%
69%
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//
32
70
31%
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(Jacob)
Ruppert
2,800
'
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85
lo3-5a
:
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39%
39
—
15% Mar 21
13'A Mar 14
9
3
48% Jan
-1
—
52
'
.
20,500
^
41% *A
41%
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v-y
156%
X 154
154
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v>
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20,800 /
9
8%
v
>r
•
No par
Rltter Company
No par
Roan Antelope Copper Mines
Roberstshaw-Pulton Controls com__l
: 5% V conv preferred
25
Rochester Oas <k El Corp.._No par
Rockwell Spring St Axle Co
5
Rohm 4c Haas Co common—
20
4% preferred series A
100
Rohr Aircraft Corp
1
Ronson Corp
1
Royal Dutch Petrel Co_50 Guilders
Royal McBee Corp
1
Ruberold Co (The)
1
'.4
,
Co
r&per
26,300
6%
'
Oil Corp
Richfield
3
Va Apr ,7
32% Feb
Mar 14
28-
Kaineiauuer
11
FRIDAY
403a
'
12
33% Dec
Manufacturing Co.
Rheem
45% Feb 14
Jan
25% Jan
42%
13%
8%
42
51%
•
90. "
24,500
GOOD
39%
/
151
41%
■
y 2,300
CLOSED
102
*1U0%
102
153
149 '/4
84%
,
49
9%
53
*83%
300
-
39 Va
_
15
42
150%
41%
100
100
series
4.50*
-
"64
EXCHANGE
13'%
83%
68%
149
series
3.60*
Preferred
83'A
69%
10
10
;
—
Preferred
83%
No par
Co com
Common.
i
83%
69 %
2.50
Inc
Drug
%
8 4 Vb
14%
»
64
STOCK
;
14
14%
7'/a
6%
6%
14'%
;/
700
31 v2
14
-
6°a
X
61/2
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2,900
%
'14'%
38%
14%
A
14
13
15
v
21
9'A
63%
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1G2
14%
36 %
15
1,200
.
41%
41%
41%
42
41%
60c
25
new
200
371/4
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100
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14
14
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64
*63 VB
64
■
1,800
14%-
31
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14'/a
14
900
Oi
27,800
20%
■
'
39'%
*37%
/
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8
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14
14
14%
6
7
Apr
;
20%
.
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43
37
37%
39 %
V' 14%
37% '
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:
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*37%
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37'%
39%
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42'A
4 2'A
*43'%
*37%
.
35'A
*42
43
Shares
24 V4
34 %
14%
Reynolds (R J) Tab class B_
;3
Max 14
Jan
35'A
20%
series
3%*
Reynolds Metals
Mar 25
Mar 11
82
23%
34%
14%
common
Holding Corp
Rezall
1
51
10
Feb
9'/a Apr
.
23'/a
34%
Aviation Corp
1
Republic Pictures common
50c
: $1
convertible preferred—
10
Republic Steel Corp
j.
No par
Revere Copper St Brass—
No par
1
161 i1
23%
34%
*37
Republic
14
-40
3
3
44% Dec
33% July
23%
No par
Reo
72% Mar 24
/% 7% Mar 14
109% Jan -20
13
8% Dec
6
64
; Apr
89% Feb
15
6
18
Jan
13% Jan
8
85% Dec 31
31
70% Dec
51% Jan
95% July
//
9
Dec
14% Dec
/
24
Jun 22
37% Feb
6
36
24%
^
8,300
38%
*38
34%
.
77%
.
23'A
14%
preferred
•4-50
14
Apr
38'%
20%
Remington-Rand common
48% Mar 17
15% Apr
13
Mfg Co
Conv pfd
16
3 8'A
yy
/
104
99 y2 Mar 11
43% Aug 23
v
■
Corp—
Stores
Reliance
.37%
.
10
No par
preference
div prior
Reliable
3
67% Feb
6
31% Jan
103% Nov 23
3
15% Jan
4
■:-Vv
36% Nov 11
13
II
10
:
93% Feb
Jan
14
37%
78
St Co—
(Robt)
•1.25
11% Feb
38'%
75%
76
No par
50c
Co
Inc
Reeves Bros
13
J<*n
*•
32% Jan
63 y8 Mar 28
"*
14% Jan
22
17
77
79%
80%
*42 yt
5
Mills
Hosiery
Roller Bit
Reed
24% Jan ,4
3
12% F»h«
Dec 23
64
'
;
2
7% Jan»
28% Feb
31
preferred
2nd
noncum
Silk
Rels
31% Dec 31
14% Dec
4*
j
Real
'
19% Mar 22
14 y4 Mar 18
20
8% Dec
3
1
8Mt May 7
55% May 18
4% May
24% July
43% Mar 30
-
the Week
Apr. 8
341%
-
50
50
50
4% noncum 1st preferred—
39
Sep
36
Friday
Apr. 7
23%
5
Reading Co common
:36% Mat ! 3
6
Thursday
Apr. 6
38'%
.25
preferred
:
Raytheon Mfg Co.
25% Mar 29
Wednesday
Apr. 5
78
1
common
S3
24
42% Dec 29
13
32
Jun
1
22% Dec 31
26
4
Feb
.:
Inc
Rayonler
Tuesday
Apr. 4
Par
EXCHANGE
80 V2 Apr
Sales for
SALE PRICES
HIGH
Monday
STOCK
YORK
NEW
since Jan. 1
Highest
Range
1964
k'ear
AND
LOW
STOCKS
14%
-
50,000
8,800
3,900
100
s
9
42% Mar 14
95 Vi Mar 23
*8% Feb
88% Jan
4
103% Jun
14
112% Oct
4
Dec
30
28
44
49% Apr
Jan
6
22%. Jan
11
40
31% Jan
11
18% Jan
14
23
July 27
Nov
1
30
Dec
21
62% Jan
8
76% Dec
21
Apr
5
9
Dec
29
284
Jan
17
15
155
Apr
6
22
211
123
296
170
Apr
20% Jan
12
93% Jan
4
3
23% May 18
14% May
Dec
103% Nov
5
Dec
1
10
Feb
21
83
320:
Mar
:
10
40% Jan
11
7
103 y2 Jan
6
17% Apr .< 1
19% Jan
3
101% Mar
27
26
10
12% Jan
28
31
23% Mar 14
11% Jan
4
Savage
27% Jan $ 3
Schenley
29% Mar
Bcherlng
6
4
Corp
20
May 26
Jan
8
8B
102
25% Jan
4
Nov
10
85
55% Mar 14
66% Nov 22
62
Mar
12
98
Feb
94% Jan
Dec
23
108% Nov
16
34% Dec
31
33 Va Jan
89 % Mar 23
Dec 31
114
85% Jan
4
113 % Jan
19
98
—
Jan
103
102% Jan
15
17% Jan
5
22% Dec
42
Jan
4
80
Dec
7
24
Jan
4
33% Dec
15
30
6
Dec
17
104
45% Dec
102
Jan
108
36% Mar
89% Feb
6
Mar
120
23% Feb
Mar 31
22
30
<
■>
1
32% Feb
108% Jan
Mar 14
4
31
43 y2 Jan
6
59% Apr
5
Jan
6
19
Jan
20
74% Jan
6
86% Mar
12
39% Nov 22
37
Jan
3
Jan
21% Jan
7
51% Feb
10
9V4 Jan
13
10
Dec 30
69 y2 Jan
26
56
Fi u, jan
5
•4.50
43% Dec
20
39% Jan
7
49 Vb Apr
7
Shamrock
Dec
31
33% Jan
18
45% Apr
9% Mar 14
11% Jan
X
31
Shattuck
3Hva
10
Sheaffer
Nov
8% Jan
4
4
4
38
10% Dec 29
Jan
-
;
25
6% Jan
8% Mar 21
25
31 y2 Dec
2
2b
42% July 19
61% Dec
31
56
Jan
18
5
24% Dec
31
22% Jan
6
Dec
20
16
43 y* Dec
31
39 y2 Jan
25% Jan
15% Jan
Mar 15
17
74
'
uaii
h»«o
Inc
Servel
7
Shell
25% Apr
7
Bheller
19% Jan 10
47% Mar
4
6
102%
Nov
8
3
50% Mar 28
Slmonds Saw
22
48% Mar 14
55% Mar 25
Sinclair
35% Jan
4
54% Dec
31
48% Jan
56
25% Jan
5
42
SkeUy OH Co
Smith (A O)
6
14y8 Dec
22
13
Nov
19
49
5
59% Dec
1
54
13% Jan
12
24 y8 Dec
15% Jan
4
4
8% May
35
40
Apr 23
May
35% Jan
15% Jan
4
138% Feb
18
5% Jan
4
14% Jan
6
Jan
14
14
14
14 Va
14
14
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
GOOD
25%
26%
26'A
26%
FRIDAY
58%
59%
58%
26%
Feb
9
31
20% Jan
25
25% Feb
11
32% Aug 25
27'% Apr
6
33% Jan
7
Bmith-Douglass
54% Dec 31
49% Jan
18
56% Mar
4
7
Solar
18% Dec
Jan
17
189% Feb
11
9% Feb
4
11% Apr
: 7
175
17% Jan
10
19
19% Mar
iJan
19
54
3
Feb
25
30% Jan 10
37% Jan
3
Jan
Mar 14
39 y4 Jan
4
37% Jan
11
46% Dec 23
44% Jan
18
49% Feb
21
34
8
54
Mar
1
52
35
,
/ Va JHO
1
25% May
6
29% Aug 23
28 y8 Jan
17
28% Feb
2
32% Dec
31 Va Jan;
16% Jan
4
54% Dec 29
15% Jan
5
19
July 28
l
6
7
29% Jan 11
37
Jan
5
Jan
18
36 Ve Apr
7
51
2iy8 Mar
bii-Va Mar
35% Feb
38 '/b Apr
72% Jan
18
86% Mar 29
15
49% Jan
6
51% Mar 29
Dec
Jan
14
92
Nov
25
Oct
15
29Ya Aug
16% Dec
4
5
27
26% Mar 15
9
2
12 y« Jan
Jan
28% Jan
21
15% Jan
22
4
20 *
9
7
88
Mar 15
Apr 22
6% Dec
29
5'/4 Mar
4% Mar 16
7% Dec
29
6
82
Oct
4
55% Mar 31
99
14
Nov 29
Jan
4
24% Oct 15
106
Jan
19
Feb
80% Mar
74% Aug
3
100% Dec 22
59
Feb
18
7% Jan
4
4
84% Feb
7
Feb
7
14
18
Apr - 5
10
98% Feb
23% Nov 30
92
Mar 11
;66% Jan ! 3
100 y4 Jan
-23 % Jan
4
10
45% Dec 20
39% Jan
18
66% Apr
6
6% Jan
4
11 Vi Aug 12
10% Jan
5
13% Apr
7
63% Jan
4
70
68% Mar 14
77 % Apr
7
43% Jan
48% Feb
14
Dec
31
24% Jan 11
49 % Nov
23
28% Jan
5
39% Dec
29
36% Mar 15
86% Jan
4
92% Sep
17% Dec
22
88
15% Dec
20
12% May 17
12% Jan 28
For footnotes
see
7
page
18
Mar 22
16% Jan
6
10% Mar 31
24
80%
81%
80 ya
81%
55
*104%
r
59%
Inc
Co
Co
—
:
8*
preferred
j
Bouthern California Edison
y2
100
200
5,100
83
30%
3,500
30%
1051/2
57'A
57 y4
59
5,500
*17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
700
80%
81
81%
81%
81%
82%
8,500
46%
50%
46%
51%
46%
48%
47%
50
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
1,700
8%
8%
8%
49,400
,
8%
.
11,400"
8%
8'/a
8%
59%
58%
58%
59
59 »/a
59
59
46%
46%
47
47
47 y3
47%
49 VB
5,200
45
43%
44%
44%
13,400
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
*10%
10%
30%
30%
30%
30%
30 Va
20%
30%
61%
60%
61%
61%
61%
61'A
62
10,400
24%
25'%
12,100
24%
24%
44%
24%
24%
16'/a
16%
16
16'/a
16
16 VB
6,000
41 %
41%
42
42
42
421/2
2,200
50
49 %
49%
50
50
49%
49%
54%
54%
54%
54%
55
54%
55
9
100
100
52%
52%
52%
52
52 %
52%
52%
45
46
45%
45%
45%
45%
44%
44%
3,900
14
13%
13%
14
52%
52%
*52
64
64
*62%
63
24
24
24
5
15
1
28 y4
28%
28
*
24%
24 Va
27%
28
54
54%
54
23%
23
53%
54%
23%
23%
23 y8.
,
175 y4
*174
10%
10%
10%
18%
18%
19
*52
53
36%
34%
36
•:
*38
38
38
25
5
47%
48
47%
48
20%
20%
31%
31%
34
34
57%
58%
57%
58%
-1
37%
38 Ya
37 Va
37%
:
82%
83%
.
No par
__50
MobUe 4s Ohio stk tr ctfs
100
Southwestern Public Service Co
1
Southern RaUway common
preferred
Spalding (A G) St Bros Inc
-1
Sparks Wlthlngton Co
No par
Spear St Co common
1
•5.50 preferred
No par
Co common
preferred —
Spencer Kellogg St Sons
Sperry Corp (The) new
Spiegel Inc common
•4.50 preferred
No
6
83%
51
27
19
6%
7
88
1
20 %
1
2
63%
64 %
5
Inc com—No par
40% Mar
2
Standard Brands
3
20 y4 Mar
4
No par
Standard CoU Products Co Inc
1
Standard Gas St Electric Co
1
200
48 VB
48
11,200
21
20%
21
11,700
31%
31%
34
33%
34 Va
3,900
58%
59 Va
58%
60 '/'a
31,800
37
37'A
36%
36%
19,400
84%
,
85%
84%
86
27 VB
■
51%
6 %
88
*81%
63%
20%
64%
64%
;
63 Va
■
1,300
27%
27%
7,ioo
*18%
19'%
2,100
5%
5'%
2,000
7
7
•>
*81%
88
63%
63
-
*99%
100 »/2
20
20'A
64%
4,300
6%
*100
.
51%
89y2
5%
20
5%
7
*87
27%
19%
5%
99%
700
31 %
33%
27%
20 y8
16,000
371A
48 y»
;*3i%
.
20
63%
.
3 5'A
37'A
89%
99 %
64 %
53
34%
38%
51%
*81%
"
500
7,400
35%
51
*6V2
100 %
19%
par
*52
53
*87
5%
5%
■
19
*175
I
51%
19%
"•
--
5%
63%
22,000
89%
27
27%
18%
♦81
3,200
H%
*87
89%
*87
16.mo
54
23%
175 V*
51
*99%
4.20*
preferred
83 y8
50%
■
.
27%
2,200
53'A
18%
"•-47%
i
90
4,300
22%
19
*37%
39
240
24%
23%
11%
35
i
36%
31%.
Inc
27%
28
63
.54%
11 VB
*52
53
21
Co
24%.
24%
18%
J'
25
20%.
*62%
11%
11%
18%
52
1,800
14'%
52
53%
65 %
13%
14%
52%
65 %
.
14J/8
52%
,.
33%
Production
500
23,900
3,900
33%
Square D Co
500
16%
31%
)
Gas
Spencer Chemical
24%
1,700
41 %
& Elec__No par
(The
4 4'A
45
770
16
Southern Natural Gas Co
7.50
South'u Pacific Co (Del)—Nopsi*
•3.50
90
23%
17%
20%
non-cum
35 r8
80%
*52
6*
4,200
118
♦104%
31
105%
57
30
98
17%
50
preferred
Southern
81%
11,700
60%
107
80%
South Porto Rico Sugar corn-No par
Co
*22%
82%
>30%.
30%
io5y2
54%
22
81%
30%
♦172
6*
22
*115
120
<
*104%
*89%
90%
*116
30%
52%
Solvay American Corp 4% pfd__100
South Amer Gold & Platinum
1
South Carolina E & G Co com_4.50
r
22
35
35%
*89%
90%
*105%
107
351/4
35%
118
98
97
97
*105%
105%
30%
♦104
92% Jan
16% Feb 11
*21%
22
♦21 %
■
80
118
10
Smith-Corona Inc
South Indiana
81% Dec 20
50
preferred
preferred
Southern
4
*89%
90
119
.10
Smith (Alexander) Inc common
7
,60% Mar: 3
35%
35%
♦89
♦114
—
Corp_.
2
16
107
35 VB
25
100
100
5
40
1
Socony Vacuum Oil Co Inc.
Aug 19
10y8 Dec 17
97
107
51%
14
175
*95%
*105%
54 %
28
27% Feb
95
.
55% Feb
6
57%
♦105%
Steel
15% Feb
20% Jan*
58
57%
95
par
par
par
♦49%
1 6
25% Aug 11
57%
26%
1,100
13,700
15,600
41%
Corp
Aircraft
26%
27%
24%
31
4.20%
70
2,600
2,000
14
America
Jan
65% Mar 28
29
24%
60%
Jan
.
17%
28%
13%
i
1
3%*
17%
28%
30%
3
51
17%
28%
10%
Jan
,
17%
28%
EXCHANGE
CLOSED
18'/a
28%
STOCK
46%
45 % Apr
18
43% Nov 29
40
Dec 23
29% May
St
10
39%
102%
8'%
37% Mar 14
Aug 27
6
11
49% Jan
OH
103%'
*102%
103 %
16,700
23%
-
52% Dec
103%
38 3,V
39
38%
38%
17%
29%
10
162
43 %
Mfg Curp
Corp of
45
163
18
400
309
*140
'28%
G)
Simmons Co
4
*297
155
1
Pen Co
Bberaton
32% Jan
297
*102
102%
•17%
4,300
14,800
81
155
38%
38%
38 y4
241/4
27%
*80
-
297
*155
164
♦155
80 '%
320
*297
320
24
V
27%
80 y2-
80%
*79%
80%
80%
♦297
12,900
4y%
27
24%
27%
'
77/a
.v—
36 % Jan
44
27%
Corp
4
6
29% Jan
24%
26%
Gas
(Frank
Co
.'*24%
24%
330
1,100
109"
59
&
(W A)
OH
66% Mar
Mar 14
Steel
4b %
27%
preferred
Sharon
108'A
48%
24%
common
Oil
108'%
48%
47%
-8
Beeger Refrigerator Co
Belberllng Rubber Co
7
27% May
7
24
9% Jan
"
108%
48%
47'A
26%
preferred-No par
1
Seagrave Corp
5
Sears Roebuck St Co-No par
3
6% July
41
8% Mar 15
3
97%
109 y4
9,700
.'44%
97%
47
sink fund
Seaboard Oil Co
10% Feb
7% Nov 26
62
16
44 Vb
97 %
24%
•5.75
18% May 24
79% Nov 26
July 21
13
Co common
Seaboard Finance
17
57% Mar 18
33
RR Co
Seaboard Air Line
Mar 29
83
69% Mar 14
Apr
•3.40
Mar
107
25
Co common
No
preferred
No
•4 preferred
—No
Bcovlll Mfg Co common
3.65* preferred
4.30* conv preferred
Bcranton Elec Co
(The) com
Bcott Paper
2
11
44%
"97%
1
'
-
47% Sep
44
97%
109%
109
109
44%-
97%
10
5
Bangauo
17
6
Jan
22
20
14% Feb
31
14% Dec
43%
■'
1.40
15c
Electric Co
Arms Corp
Industries Inc
30% Jan
Mar 14
29% Dec
27% Dec
24% Dec 31
,
>
4*
,
3
Jan
170
4
Jan
7
;
25 V Mar
29% Jan
17% Apr
11
t
33% Mar 14
41% Dec 23
19
;
25% Mar 14
Jan 17
74
preferred
—
10
4.30* conv preferred
100
St Joseph Lead Co
10
Bt Joseph Light St Power—No par
Bt L San F Ry Co common—No par
Preferred series A 5*
100
Bt Louis Southwestern Ry Co—loo
6* noncum preferred
100
Bt Regis Paper Co common
5
1st pfd 4.40*
series A
100
Ban Diego Gas St Electric Co*—10
28
Feb 21
114
5
107 % Jan
S
common
Stores
Safeway
.49% Feb .4
5
47% Sep
99% Oct
38% Jan
800
88
63'%
100'A
3,000
50
20
5,600
65%
"66 %
201/4
66%
29,900
13%
51,500
12%
13
12%
13%
13 Va
13%
13 Vb
74%
75
75%
76%
77
76%
77%
690
74
46%
46%
47
46
46%
3,800
39%
39%
6,800
*92%
93'%
45y8
45%
46
38%
39%
39%
39%
39%
91 y2
92
93
92
92
18%
18%
18%'
is y8
18%
18'/a
18%
5,800
18%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
11
11
3,700
10%
38%
*92
'
310
Number 5419... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Volume 181
(1691)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Year
1954
Lowest
Range
Highest
81% Feb
7
Standard
49% Jan
3
Standard
1
Standard Oil of
2
Standard Oil of Ohio
79% Oct
4
73% Jan
29
48 % Dec
8
44
71% Jan
4
112% Dec
32% Jan
4
99
Jan
6
7
Oct
26
106% Jan
8
Dec
31
42
102% Mar 11
10% Feb
119% Feb
18
47% Mar
Mar 14
99% Jan
12
8% Jan
6
8
102
11% Jan
4
20% Dec
30
5
53% Oct
22
5
42% July 30
13% Dec 14
30% May
11% Jan
5
36% Feb
17
91% Jan
46% Dec
19% Jan
•
95
15
19% Feb
16
26% Dec
29
■23% Jan
13% Jan
4
Dec
15
18% Jan
20
78%
78%
79 Va
79
79 %
45
44
44%
44 Va
44%
20,300
113
113%
113%
113%
28 600
1
113%
113 %
„
45
*101
100
113%
45 Va
102
11%
'45 %
*101
11%
45
45%
45
45
*101
102
11
101%
*101
Jan
12
102
11%
11%
11%
11%
29
21 % Jan
4
35% Nov
1
20
19%
19%
44%
44%
44%
44%
703
36%
36%
36 Va
36%
36%
?6%
"36%
36%
3,000
1
14%
15
15
15
15
Iff
5
100
Baer St Fuller Co
20% Feb
21
Stix
19% Jan
13
4
20% Jan
21
5%
6
30% Feb
17
Jan
6
62% Apr
7
12% Jan
25
15% Jan
26% Jan
30% Jan
48
42% Mar
1
53
12% Jan
4
15% Apr
102% Apr
4
Feb
1
Nov
30
12% Nov 24
101
68% Dec
7
16% Jan
4
71% Jan
Dec
30
97 % Jan
20
70
Dec
30
67% Feb
11
118% Aug
9
23% Dec 31
115% Apr
5
118% Jan
11
Class
21% Jan
6
26% Jan
24
Sunray
30
113% Jan
11
84% Dec
7
Jan
Jan
8
14% Jan
4
30
12% Dec
4
635
3
816
81
2
20% Dec
31
18% Feb
18
30% Jan
11
50
Nov
30
46% Jan
Feb
26
24% Nov
10
20
4
51% Sep
28
48 % Dec
16
41
13
96
Dec
28
93% Mar 30
147% Dec
16
50
45% Mar 15
4
81% Jan
14
4% Feb
9
24
7% Dec
128% Jan
29
6% Jan
6
46%
47
47%
48
48%
47%
1
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
Dreferred—No par
A
*100%
102 %
"100%
102%
*102%
102%
102%
27
10
20
25
33
Dec
15
25% Jan
?
37
16
47% Nov
23
41% Jan
17
88
83 V2 Jan
18% Nov 26
4
17% Jan
GOOD
5,300
FRIDAY
.
10,500
.
18,'iOO
i
1
104
14,400
,
.L
20
*72%
72%
72%
72%
72%
116%
116%
115%
115%
*115'A
116%
116%
116%
130
common
1
23 %
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
24%
48.200
*81%
82%
82%
82'A
81%
81%
11%
12%
12
12%
12
12%
1, 040
24 %
24%
*980
.12.50
10c
50 %
50Va
50%
22
50
*21%
21%
21%
(conv)
8ymington Gould
Corp
48%
48%
43%
44
95
05
*135
136
7
Talcott Inc
6
4
81%
11%
400
12%
1,040
24%
52
51%
21%
'
52
21%
■
■
.
5,500
'
49
49%
49%
43%
43%
43%
43%
*95%
96%
*95 Va
200
r
49%
43%
*134
137
*134
137
96
*134
■'.
\
j
■,
\
-
1,700
95'A
48%
>
17,500
,<
25%
43 Va
48
*
"
!
1
i"
r
81%
21%
51
*21%
•
4.100
'».
?
■
8,800
J
30
V^
137
'.
8%
8%
8 %
8%
8%
19%
*19%
19%
34%
36%
36%
36%
48
46%
47
46%
96%
96 Va
•
*19
8%
8% \
•J,
'
'
.15,300
20
37
'47%
20
36
»
7,000
49
f
'
400
36
19%
36
46%
8%
19%
-8
Telautograph Corp.
Tennessee Corp
2,000
J
*830
25%
24%
2.50
(James)——
Apr
Apr
49% Feb
1 040
*980
73
95'A
.25
pfd
1,040
?
24% -"24%
*980
7.50
No par
No par
1
Co
preferred—
'
73
'
900
.100
" 4
Jan
29
No par
73
,
300
preferred
Jan
M
t
2,800
15%
common
*48
<
2,400
CLOSED
48
Sylvania Elec Prod Inc com
14% Jan
,28%
EXCHANGE
V
-20%
62%
Swift
38% Nov
29
3,203
12%
7
3
*20
12%
common—
4%%
cum
20%
60
23
8% Mar
20
61%
25
$4.40
20
12%
Feb
143
20
12%
97 % Feb
18
17%, "
59
Oil Corp
St
20%
17%
38%
~
$4
20%
17%
12%
47% Feb
Mar 14
20%
17%
59%
Superior Oil of California,—...—25
Superior Steel Corp
50
Sutherland Paper Co common——.5
Sweets Co of America (The)—4.16%
3
20 Va
17%
.28%
Sunshine Mining Co
Feb
20%
17%
STOCK
12%
Sunshine Biscuits Inc.
22
20Va
9,560
25%
'25
58
1
58% Mar
Mar 30
25
28%
1
2
25
12%
4
Mar
1,040
25% Mar
6
31% Jan
105% Jan
Co
A
25
61%
86% Mar
8
Jan
Oil
25%
34%
*20
5,500
•%
26'A
28%
1*78 npr
Mar 15
10% Mar 11
Jan
740
Sun
1,400
46%
102%
12%
Corp
series
54.50
75% Mar
46%
*101
26
58 %
Corp—
Chemical
Sun
17%
102%
.
25%
28%
Co
Ftiidebaker-Packard
Sunbeam
20%
46%
%
*10-1
15
No par
Stromberg-Carlson
Mar
24%
46
-
14%
10
Corp.—10
No par
Webster
Stone &
25
20
20
prior preference
46%
102%
26
17%
Stokely-Van Camp Inc common.—1
19 % Jan
46
*101
26%
20
5
6
46%
102%
24%
2j
.-a
40
11
46 %
.
26%
"101
-15
Stewart-Warner. Corp
(J P)
i'qo
u
43% Aug 19
14% Dec 20
57% Jan
19%
44
1
10% Nov 23
41% Feb
20'A
44
19% Aug 24
27% Dec 29
8
"
20
43%
61 Co Inc.
3
28% M?x
6
20%
43%
Sterling Drug Inc common
3%% preferred——
Stevens
8,400
7,200
20 y8
-10
Bros Stores Inc
5
Jan
5,900
11%
_8
Sterchi
101% Mar 17
12,600
No par
18% Nov 23
Mar 25
17% Jan
16
78%
44%
44%
SUuffer Chemical Co—
47% Feb
24% Mar 15
Shares
78%
45%
113%
15% Feb
42'A Mar 14
6
97% Mar 31
7
the Week
78%
10
preferred series A
Equip Mfg Co
Friday
Apr. 8
45
15
39% Jan
4
30% Feb
8% Jan
Apr. 7
common
Stanley. Warner Corp__
Starrett Co (The) L S
Feb
,50
Mar 30
13% Jan
30
89
Thursday
Apr: 6
Jersey
Standard Ry
i
22% Feb
13
43% Mar 31
36
Apr
12
New
Sales for
Wednesday
Apr. 5
"
42% Feb
22 %
3%%
Mar 28
12 % Feb
No par
of Indiana———25
Oil
PRICES
Tuesday
Apr. 4
Par
Oil of California
18
4
44% Oct
SALE
Monday
/.EXCHANGE
,
RECORD
LOW AND HIGH
STOCK
NEW YORK
1
Highest
Jan.
Mar 14
52% Jan
45
since
Lowest
,
.23
3,400
-47%
7,700
Nov
29
6
97% Apr
1
Texas
Co—.
25
97%
96%
97
96%
39
Jan
11
98% Dec
30
82% Mar 14
100 % Jan
28.
Texas
89
90%
90
91 %
92
94%
93
94%
Dec
2o
42% Dec
23
38
42% Feb
14
Texas
Gulf Producing Co
Gulf Sulphur
10
41
No par
41
41 %
40%
41%
40%
41
40 Va
41
11,300
5% Jan
5
14
Oct
19
12% Jan
6
16% Jan
28
Texas
Instruments
1
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
11,900
47% Jan
6
58% Mar 23
Texas
Paciric
10
54%
55%
53%
54 %
53%
55
53%
54
x-distributlon—1
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
35
Jan
4
50% Dec
16
9% Dec
13
15% Dec
15
Mar 14
107
Jan
11
11% Mar 14
172
Dec
27
147
66
Dec
29
61
46% Mar
6% Jan
12% Dec
31
13% Jan
13
4
Texas
&
72% Mar 24
6
Texas
12
Jan
6
16 y8 Apr
13% Jan
19% Nov
19
18
Jan
10
21% Apr
23
17% Jan
7
19% Mar
4
38% Jan
49% Dec
23
46
2
50% Mar
8 % Jan
22
6% Jun
11
9
Dec
29
7% Jan
6
9% Mar
3
39% May 17
44
Jan
7
43% Jan
4
45% Mar
July 30
11% Mar 16
1% Mar
9
7
Dec
15
4% Feb
3
8% July
1
12
Sep
24
11% Jan
11
Dec
31
12% Jan
42% Oct
18
53
92% Jan
7
104
18
Jan
17
16
26% Jan
5
48
7
6% Mar
15% Feb 18
25
16
27% Nov
52% Dec
4
Jan
Jan
24
31
27% Nov
36% Jan
47
101
18% July 20
26% Dec
1
6
Jan
31
60% Mar 24
104% Feb
29
Mar
4
100
70 %
16
16
21
*20%
21%
21 Va
18%
18%
18%
*18%
18%
700
preference
No par
48%
48%
*48%
48 %
48%
48%
48%
48%
260
No par
—1
*11%
12
*11%
$2.40 conv
The
Falr__
Co
Thermotd
common—
preferred
50/
Transit Corp_No par
$2.50 convertible
tThird
Avenue
15
—5
100
Thompson (J R)_
:
Thompson Products Inc com
4%
Tide
preferred
$1.20
Roller
17
Toledo
23
13% Jan
12
30% Dec
30
25% Jan
21
33
21
Trans
15% Apr
19
18% Jan
20
22% Mar
15% Jan
4
21% Aug 16
27% Dec 31
26
23
16% Jan
52% Dec
60 % NOV
17
5b
5
18
Mar 15
20% Feb
31
52
Mar
8
19
25
Mar 14
28% Jan
54
6
6% Jan
4
16% Nov 30
143/a Jan
32% Dec
13
41% Dec
22
35
7
14% Dec
6
24
38% Dec
29
60
28
52%
53
28
28
28
27%
.53%
52%
14%
14%
40%
30%
31%
31%
20%
20%
20%
26%
27 Va
26%
26%
26%
58%
58%
50
preferred
Coal Co
Preferred series
A
common
1
Jan
18% Mar
6
40% Mar 18
TXL
13% Jan
6
15% Mar 28
Udyllte Corp (The).
Oil
(The)
Corp
18%
1
58%
19
18%
52%
*51
52%
..
28%
28
28%
55 Va
55%
56
28
conv
Jan
18%
*49
Rap Transit com—No par
prior preferred
50
Coach Co
i
1
5%
58%
58%
50
(conv)
27%
27
17%
17%
55
*53
*55%
27'A
26%
17%
17%
*53
55
5,400
53%
GOOD
4,500
14%
FRIDAY
3,300
41
10,600
31%
20%;
$2.70
4,000
CLOSED
40%
32%
20%'
.
STOCK
EXCHANGE
14%
41
32%
.1
503
28%
52%
20%
Twin
26
27%
53%
102
27%
14%
Twin City
57%. Dec
28
53
57
57
*101%
28 Va
102
28 Va
41
14
5
12%
*
57%
56%
"101
14%
52% Jan
41% Jan
27%
•
31%
Airlines Inc
World
Truax-Tiaer
55 % Apr
18
Jan
28'A
40%
31% Jan
17
52
57%
103
28
14%
20 % Jan
6
57%
*101
28%
41 Va
6
31
19% Dec
200
12%
5%
12%
12%
40%
Jan
30
30% Dec
18
*5.%
13 %
Xl4%
25% Mar 14
Dec
9
13% Jan
103
60
5%
'ftt 5%
2
Tung-Sol Electric Co common
1
4.30% conv preferred 1954 ser_5Q
20th Century Fox Film.
1
18% Jun
57%
57 %
*101
8%
45 Va
5%
*12%
1,800
8%
8%
45%
,:*5.
11%
*11%
,*44%
8%
*44%
5
53% Feb
Jan
12%
12
*11%
Ttansite & Williams Steel—..No par
59 % Apr
31
Dec
30% Nov
1
26
19% Dec
12%
,
8%
45%
Tri-Contlnental Corp common
273/i Jan
53
5%
12
8%
*44%
5
(The)
Co
*5%
25
Transamerlca Corp—
Edison
8%
45
28
No par
Bearing
Feb
8%
44 Va
10
preferred
conv
Timken
.
Associated Oil
Water
42 3/8 Feb
Apr
21%
48,600
11,000
18 Va
37% Mar 14
May 28
16%
15%
6
13
16%
20%
31
42
4,800
16%
18%
15% Aug
55% Oct
70%
16"%
40% Dec
24% Mar 11
70%
21%
5
2
100
'
70%
18%
2
Feb
4,400
155
70 Va
20%
12% Jan
15
155
158
*153
70%
No par
28% Apr
3
158
70%
71
common—5
common
25% Feb
13% Jan
-153
155
*150
No par
;_50o
$1.25 conv preferred
4
7
54% Mar 28
Pacific Ry Co
Inc
Textron
2
17
8,800
Thatcher Glass Mfg Co
8
4
9,300
15 Va
7
19% Dec
97%
'
Trust—
Utilities Co—
Sub
13% Jan
Feb
Oil
&
Land
ctfs
share
1643/4 Jan
Mar 14
Jan
Coal
Pacific
Texas
Inc
96%
32
12,400
*20
20%
500
27
27
27 Va
9,600
59%
58%
59
1,100
19
5,000
18 Va
19 Va
18%
52%
52
27%
28
28
55 Va
55%
27
27'A
*51
7,800
.
17%
*52
203
55%
27 '/a
28
17%
17%
2,300
28
*55%
10,100
17%
1,800
55
*53
55
100
52 1
.
15%
15%
15%
16 Va
16 Va
16%
15%
16 Va
5,900
37
37%
37
37%
37
37'A
36%
37%
22,200
u
11% May
27
Feb
7% Jan
4
10% Aug 16
43% Jan
8
75
Nov
70% Feb
16
89
38
33% Mar 15
July 12
July 23
1
Union
Chem
7
Union
Sep
28
108 % Mar 22
113
92% Aug
3
99
Oct
14
100
1C0
91
20
Jan
6
27% Jan
9
6
85-
Jan
7
94
Apr
7
87
99
Jan
5
105
Nov
24
100
105% Jan
4
59% Nov 24
11
154
.Dec
£2
20
139
Apr
31% Mar
30 % Apr
14
17
94
Jan
26
7
106
Jan
10
5%
46% Apr
7
103% Oct
29
34% Jan
29
110
27
28
Jan
6
145
Apr
31% Jan
6
Mar 15
United
3
United
$4.50
Biscuit
preferred—
20
23
17% Jan
3
21% Mar 21
United
50% Dec
23
44% Jan
18
54
Apr
7
27
Jan
12
38% May 26
34% Jan
20
43
Feb
21
43/8 Apr
6% Jan
12
15
Board
Unlted-Carr
6
73
Apr
1
6
9
6
Jan
7
8
Jun
28
11
Aug 17
63% Jun
29
88
Aug 23
12
May 25
17% Dec
78
Jan
6
7% Feb
11
10% Jan
8% Mar 14
3
68% Apr
7
78% Jan
4
15% Feb
17
25
18% Jan
11
11% Jan
4
15% July 20
13% Mar 14
17
45% Jan
4
57
Dec
31
51% Feb
2
56% Jan
3
27% Jan
13
35
Dec
6
Mar 14
35% Feb
11
33% Mar
4
11% Jan
12.
1% Jan
8
38% Aug 19
18% Dec 31
4
49% Jan
"
-
2% Sep 15
86% Dec
8
4
22% Jun
114% Jan' 11
233
175
25
184
14% Mar 17
44
Jan
54 % Mar 11.
7% May .4
34
32
38 % Dec
36% Jan
18
Mar 31
39% Mar
7
22% Peb
Mar 14
2
16
5
100
&
10
Carton
No par
No par
89
89
*102%
103%
57
56%
158%
158
158%
158
159
160%
—
United Electric Coal Cos
5
162'A
"160
4,400
51%
51%
51 Va
51%
51 %
51%
28 %
28%
28%
28%
29%
29
29%
7,000
75
76%
74%
75%
73%
75'A
74%
14%
10,900
103%
103%
103 %
103 %
700
46%
31,800
104
*103%
447/a
43%
138
138
28%
28%
104
104
43%
44%
138
*136
28%
28 %
44%
139%
28%
46%
46 'A
28%
28 Va
28%
105%
145
145
144
105%
*104
105%
*104
20
20%
*20
20 %
20
20
20
20
1,600
49%
52
52
52
51 Va
52
52
54
3,600
40%
40
40
40
40
*40
4%
4%
74
74
6%
6%
4%
4%
*73%
74
6%
6%
8%
4%
73
6%
8%
*39%
40%
200
4%
4%
4%
6,200
74
*73
73%
9%
9
8 Va
12,000
1,000
8%
*8%
*70
70%
*69%
70
70
70
68 Va
69
16
16 Va
16%
16%
16
16%
16Va
16Va
15%
15%
15 Va
15%
15
15%
8%
•
15%
16
53%
54%
54
54%
54%
53%
54%
.10
32%
33%
33
33%
33
33'A
33%
34
13,203
9,200
38
37%
38
38
38
4,300
19%
19%
20
19%
20 Va
United Gas Corp.
United Gas Improvement Cp
United Merch St Mfrs Inc
13%
37%
37%
37%
1
19%
19%
19%
United Park City Mines Co
3
(The).l
No par
No par
U S Gypsum €0 common
20
.1% preferred
,
—100
U 3 Hoffman Machinery com——5
4% % preferred
—.100
3
U
3
3Va
3
3
53%
2%
3Va
>
2%
.
3
U
S St Foreign
91
91%
91 Ve
91%
U
S
50%
50%
51
51
50
237
237
238 %
237
238%
*180
182%
182 Va
182%
Mar 14
40% Jan-
11
6
,,2?9%Apr
4
184% Feb
15
-
61% Mar 30
61,% Jan
18
13% Dec 31
-j-*19% Jan
4
46%
31
24.
Jan
5
90
Jan
18% Mar
43
Mar
2
Securities
Freight Co—
3 ' Industries
4%%
60
1,400
13,800
5
Foundry
United Fruit Co
9
Jan
50
6%
6%
6%
2
214
1,300
2,200
106
*105
•104
-7
Mar
1,700
51%
28%
No par
United Engineering &
Inc
common.
preferred/aeries A
1
50
■
7,500
3% Feb
55
r
i
55%
Fastener
No par
Cig-Whelan Stores com—30c
$3.50 convertible preferred
100
United Corp (Del);
1
United Dye St Chemical Corp com.l
7%
preferred
100
(Delaware)
United
30
103%
%
55
92% Apr
6
180
,8
oae*
102
3
"87% Dec 31
s*e
*
56%
18
Jan
"
For footnotes
103%
56 Va
80%
*90
90%
*102%
56%
2% Jan
35
Dec 31
-40% Dec
*90
103%
X56%
51%
235%
239%
180
180
60%
59%
57%
182%
-
59
58%
84 Va
15%
15
*41%
237
*180
91%
14%
15
83'A
14%
42%
42%
42%.
42
84%
*83
-
May-.5
90
90
*102%
77%-Jan
•.
30
Nov 48
"Dec.
'ii
No par
Corp.;
10
United Carbon Co
108% Feb
Mar 21
6% Nov
110
25
America
107% Apr
19% Sep
80% Jan
100
series of 1952.100
of
1
70% Apr 29
4% Jan
4
100
Air Lines Inc common
Preferred 4%%
7
29
13
101%
preferred
convertible
Dec
6% Dec
*99
Aircraft Corp common
Jun
3% Feb 25
101%
noncumnlative preferred—50
Tank Car Co
No par
14
105
*99
series..
49
..
J
101%
4
6
Jan
220
*99
Jan
7J%Jan
!-•
110
Pacific RR Co common—.50
103 % Apr
29%
30
109 %
Union
3
26%
27 Va
110%
7
106% Feb
2'/%
110%
Oil of California
6
26%
109%
Union
4%
30
109%
7
United
29%
109 Va
Feb
Union
27%
27
*
T
29%
No par
No par
2
30
1,900
109 Va
series
30% Mar
6
27%
27 Va
•
10
$3.50
52
40
28,800
9%
No par
$4
50% Mar 15
38% Dec 29
30 Va
Corp—10
Pi e/erred
26% Jan
119% Dec
3.300
Preferred
20
11
26%
I '
25,100
7
24
11
92%
14
51% Aug 23
25% Nov
74%
89%
Jan
79% Dec
87% Jan
73%
89
Apr
29 % Jun
21% Apr 27
75%
87%
-No par
4
103% July
75
series
11
,
"
87%
$3.70
19
-1,100
76%
Preferred
Jan
3,600
9%
86%.
series.;
45% Jan
15'/a
34%
9%
76%
$4.50
25% Oct
48
15
34%
9%
9%
Preferred
59
15%
35'A
*9%
76%
162% Apr
Mar 14
Jan
Materials
&
1,300
15
34%
86%
104% Mar 29
7
Mar 16
Jan
Bag & Paper Corp
St Carbon
Carbide
5
Jan
9%
76
Elec Co of Mo common
113
35
86
5
Union
4
*15%
15%
34%
20
Union
7
15
15%
35
No par
4
23
25
Union
15 Va
34%
9%
Asbestos St Rubber Co
Jan
92% Apr
11% Jan
38% Jan
1
No par
—..—
82% Feb
Mar 22
Jan
21% Jan
23
Underwood Corp
31
9
69
104% Jan
28% Dec
3
80% Mar 14
16
11
Jan
*83
92 Va
50
59 Va
92'A
*49
59
92%
51
59
85
85
15%
14%
42 %
42%
.15
42%
"85
1
■
1
•j
17,900
12,900
2,100
1,000
1,500
40
3,500
110
9,500
600
,
24
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
(1692)
YORK STOCK
NEW
Range since Jan.
Year 19 54
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
13% Mar 17
20 y* Dee
24
8% Dec
4
3
77% Dec
21
59% Feb
Jan
70'/a Jan
68% Dec
Jan
6
23% Feb
16
5
9 'AFeb
14
Jan
6
86% Mar
21
75% Mar
70
6
11
7
39
Nov 29
35
91
Oct
84% Mar 21
103
26
79 Vz Jan
13
Dec
6
29 Vk Jan
11
46% Dec
6
134 y* Jan
6
163% Oct
7
6
Jan
Jan
97
19
3
3%%
U
4
59% Dec
29
51% Mar 14
60% Feb
18
13
17
61
65
Feb
24
39
Jan
11
64% Sep
74% Dec
143
Jan
4
Jan
11
67% Jan
6
82% Apr
27
165% Apr
U
6
156% Mar 14
7
14
31
Dec
11
167a Jun
24
18% Oct
3
19% Feb
35
Jan
26
38y2 Mar 16
35% Mar 17
37% Jan
Jan
4
13% Nov 23
12 y4 Jan
17
14% Mar
4
11% July 14
10
Jan
5
73% Jan
5
98
Dec
1
91
Jan
27
1% Jan
4
3
Dec
31
U S
1V/2 May 12
26% Jun
8
22 y4 Jan
12
Jan
18
154
97% Mar
42 V2 Jan
31
32% Sep
16
30% Feb
23
161% Jan
25
~7
5% Jan
4
30% Jan
8
6% Jan
123
Jan
4
27
Jan
11
33% July 28
112% Jun
2
4
25% Jan
4
Mar 25
57
13
,
May 17
26% Apr
0
11'/a
11%
95
95
95
Oct
116
4%%
146 % Apr
Jan
114
-Jan
t
104% Nov 10
101% Feb
Feb
9
Feb
2
103% Jan
103
16
37% Jan
116% Feb 21
9
101
5
30
Jan
6
11
42% Mar
31
71% May 19
16% Dec 31
30
Oct 21
.68
Jan
3
90%Mar
40% Dec 29
30% Dec
45
45
45%
4574
457a
45%
457a
457a
1,100
43%
43%
43%
4474
15%
15
No par
Inc
10
1
32% Mar 30
3
18% Mar 23
15% Jan 19
28% Apr
5
31 y4 Feb
Co
2.60
preferred
100
35%
45%
44%
45%
25,900
15 VA
15%
15%
17a
13/4
rl%
174
10,900
29,300
3574
35%
353/4
10
49
33%
33%
94
100
145%
35%
116
,
50
9
35%
"33%
49
*143'/a
36
116
*115%
33%
33
*93
4,700
95
49%
49%
145%
*143
145'%
1467a
300
35%
357.
2,400
115%
*1157.
116%
40
30
35%
116%
1,400
135
483/4
48%
147
35%
333/.
€6,700
133
'
*131
94
*92
94
483/4
*131
33%
33%
*92
9%
49
483%
135
*131
135
1,000
36
9>/4
97.
49
*131
*131
36
145%
36
48%
*131
*92
70
15 Va
9%
135
1,100
443^
*48%
*131
r'J
17a
10%
*131
287a
88
15%
48%
partic preferred
IIS3/.
36
*101%
102
102
102
*101%
102
•ioiy2
102
*103
104
*103
104
*103
104
*103
4,100
104
41%
41%
*40%
40%
41
41
41%
407.
300
Drtlnnlng Co common—.
preferred
32%
32%
32%
32%
*88%
89%
887a
88%
88
88
88
89
800
17%
Vulcan
1%
35%
28%
*87
1%
9%
48%
24
2
48%
No par
dlv
-20
87
com
6%
"
^
283/4
Virginia Elec & Power Co com—10
$5 preferred
100
84.04 dividend preferred
100
$4.20 dividend preferred
100
Virginian Ry Co common.
6% preferred
Vi&klng Corp (The)—
11
3
1,100
1,500
...
,
15 Va
Va-Carollna Chemical
7
37% Feb
133% Jan 27
33
3%%
327a
1677a
86'/4
noncumulative preferred—lOO
Victor Chemical Works common—5
3
49
32%
*165
28%
5%
11
1,200
86
Vicks Shreve Sc Pacific By com_100
Jan
48%
32%
1677a
11,300
29
Vertientee-Camaguey Sugar Co—6%
51% Mar 29
487a
327a
*165
1,770
FRIDAY
20
*85 Vz
Vick
94
32%
167'/a
GOOD
2 7a
193/4
*28 Vz
4
1
48'/a
967a
27a
20
85%
1%
Chemical
48%
Va
'165
95
2%
19
28%
Co—
Van Raalte Co
31
95
2%
2%
19%
210
300
7,000
85%
Rights
11
31%
165
274
1,900
28%
America.
of
Corp
31%
165
95
STOCK
1
—
Norman
94%
19
187a
100
com
preferred
Power & Light Co
Utah
par
—100
;
11
36% Feb
28
Nov
1
coml_No
preferred
10Va Apr
107
25% Jan
117a
56% Feb
91
95% May 26
48y4Oct 11
152% Aug 30
July 19
11%
18
32% Mar 30
Feb
2
36% Dec 30
4
4
99
11%'
Universal Pictures Co Inc
21
101 Va Jan 19
113/4
8%
24
4
1,600
11%
Universal Leaf Tobacco
133% Jan
37% Jan
46,000
1657a
11%
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp
133% Jan
100
82
164
CLOSED
487a
Mar 17
5,000
6474
813/4
163
930
57
EXCHANGE
49%
133
82%
162%
16,400
1647.
13 Va
48%
133% Jan 24
*63'/a
164
670
44%
5674
64 y4
81
80%
19
July 30
57 '/4
^
36%
18
39% Feb
56
*63%
162
187a
2%
Aug 27
Jan
No par
common
19%
136
Jan
161%
2%
134
69
79%
162%
19'%
Mar 26
26% Jan
80%
162%
47% Mar 15
7% May 19
57% Dec
3
20
79%
100
$6 convertible preferred—No par
United Wall Paper Inc common—2
4% convertible preferred
50
124% Mar 26
126
56%
64%
'
13»/«
Vanadium
4
55%
*62%
!
*35 7a
Van
32% Jan
56 Va
G3V*
.
19
7
31
55%
63 V*
'
137.
4
32% Dec
50
50
163%
'
99%
427.
163
•
367a
2% Mar 22
5
*983/4
43%
42%
43%
164
4,900
867a
13'/a
19% Mar
18
1% Apr
99%
42%
162%
373/,
183/4
45% Apr
5
*98%
43%
377.
36
14% Mar 25
4
99
99
*85
163%
■,
72
86%
43%
No par
common
*70
37%
*84%
162%
com
72
37%
86%
100
7
Feb
*70
37%
19
36% Jan
14
11% Jan
99
72
37
13 Va
19% Oct
31% Oct
99
*70
*84%
16,500
9%
36%
40% Dec 20
31
100
38
86 Vz
Sharcs
84
*35%
21
42% Dec
72
37%
♦84%
84%
*123/4
46% Feb
21
*70
1
84
Va
19
41% Mar 14
34% Jan
3
10
100
84
the Week
23 Va
*9
13%
3
Jan
84
227.
9%
36%
7
84
84%
23%
*9
18%
Feb
31
84
22%
9%
3
34% Mar
26% Mar 15
83% Dec
20
23%
36 Va
Jan
32% NOV 23
5
*9
22%
*12%
31
11
9%
5
Mln
noncumulative
91
18% Jan
63% Jan
28% Jan
3
170
22VZ
preferred—25
1%
3
56% Mar
6
44% Dec
169% Nov 26
Apr. 8
United Stockyards Corp
1
United Stores 94.20 noncu 2nd pfdLS
3
3% Jan
21% Jan
17
Friday
Apr. 7
•9
preferred
U S Tobacco Co
12% Mar 23
2'/a Mar 25
16% Feb
20% Dec 31
Steel Corp
Thursday
Apr. 6
22
preferred
Smelting Ref &
preferred
1%
2
6% Jan
S
Sales far
Wednesday
Apr. 5
1
common
1st
noncum
SALE PRICES
Tuesday
Apr. 4
-^10
common
Rubber Co
1%
7
7
17% Jan
S
8%
37% Jan
Co
preferred series A_preferred series B
3%%
45% Jan
164% Apr
54% Jan
162
Lines
AND HIGH
Monday
Pur
preferred
D S Pipe & Foundry Co
U S Playing Card Co
&
U S Plywood Corp common
Jan
18
STOCK
4%%
101% Mar
39% Mar 14
157% Jan
U S
41% Mar
88
YORK
RECORD
LOW
EXCHANGE
66% Jan
28
36'/a Jan
NEW
1
Highest
8% Jan
19
29
77. Feb
24
EXCHANGE STOCK
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Monday, April 11, 1955
17%
17%
173/4
17%
17s/«
177.
17%
500
31
x287a
28%
*29
30%
10
78%
*76%
78%
77
*29
*32%
32%
*32'/4
*29
30%
900
32%
w
60
Mar 28
78
Dec
23
474% Jan
85% Mar 25
19
11% Aug
2
3
12% Jan
3
,14% Mar
24
Jun
3
27% Dec 31
27% Jan
3
29% Jan
51
Jan
5
72
13
Mar
•
Dec
9
5% Jan
4
8% Dec
4
27% Dec
•J
5
105% Dec 30
Jan
19
12% July 15
13% Jan
19
9
3
fl
12V4 Anr
6
Walworth
24% Jan
3
Ward
7% Jan
105
Mar 17
103
10% Jan
3
Jan
12
5
5%%
Mat 23
4
Jan
25% Jan
11
37
Dec
I
36% Feb
62% Mar
3
13%
133/4
-■•••
700
29%
29%
137a
297a
137.
29%
29%
No par
68%
69 y4
68%-
68 Va
68%
687a
68%
11%
11%
11%
117a
12»/4
12
12%
1
W
17%
18
1778
177a
18
177.
18
102 %
103
*
common
preferred
Warren
52% Jan 31
100
1
Warren
Feb
1
30% Jan
4
52% Dec 21
43% Mar 14
12
39
Dec
23
39
Jan
11
42
Feb 21
25%-Jan
14
40
Dec
29
32
Jan
5
38
Apr
'6
13% Jan
4
8
25 % Jan
31
30
24% Dec 20
22% Mar
26 % Dec
2
23% Jan
3
9% Jan
5
17% Dec 17
21% Mar
4
14% Dec
6
16% Jan
13% Jan
8
10% Jan
•
8
337b Apr
Apr
<~77»/4
103
103 y4
Inc
5
-Wash
103
69
-
'
117a
18
'
103
103
•
33.600
103%
11%
11%
11
19
183/4
19 '/a
183/4
19
187a
187a
33%
337a
34%
34
343/.
34%
347a
48%
48%
48%
49
47'/a
48%
48%
48%
49
483/4
49
*48%
483/4
48
48 Vx
40%
40
40%
40'/a
40 Va
40%
pipe
Foundry &
407a
1,100
3,300
No par
3
No par
40
Va
36%
36%
36%
37»/a
37 Va
38
373%
38
5
♦23 Vz
23%
*23 Vz
237a
237a
237a
237a
233/4
Wayne -Knitting Mlli«Wayne Pump Go.
5
♦28
28%
*28
283/4
1
19%
Webster Investment Co.
7
3
5
.,*14%
19%
19%
143/4
143/4
19%
.
29
1,500
5,200
900
900
FRIDAY
30
197a
*•
1,500
CLOSED
900
28%
277.
193/4.
15
7,800
GOOD
No par
Power—:
STOCK
EXCHANGE
49
Waukesha Motor Co
water
170
11
18%
f9%
14%
19%
143/4
.14.3/4 .143/4
3ik
34"
800
1,300
343/4
8
43% Dec
4
40
Jan
3
33%
33%
33%
77% Jan
5
Feb
15
91
Jan
3
No par
86%
86%
873/4
873/4",
8674
87
18
96% Dec 22
23% Dec 17
85
17% Feb
20
Jan
<8
25% Apr
4
West Indies Sugar Corp
1
24%
25%
243/4
25
24 Vz
247a
23%
24
9,300
19% Deo
17% Mar
9
19% Jan
3
WeBt Kentucky Coal Co
West 'Penn Electric Co
——4
x!8%
19%
19
19%
19
1974
18%
19
3,900
24%
25
8,500
111%
113
180
13% July 26
8
27
112
Oct
108
5
99
Jan
7
104% Nov 19
96
Jan
7
104% Nov 10
9% May 20
4
30% Dec 16
41% Nov 29
Aug 10
110% Oct 29
23% Jan
105 y4
8% Jan
4
Jan 14
101% Feb
15
99% Feb
18% Deo 30
34
16% Jan
,
Apr
109
Jan
Apr 28
41% Apr
26
49% Jun
9
65% Dec
35% May
22% Jan
4
82
4
50% Jan
5
Deoi 29
22% Mar 29
Jan
6
Jan
,9
-59% Jan
8
Jan
18
81% Mar
*104
2.
West ,Va
4%%
Western
,
98% May
5
18% Mar 17
127
May 14
30% May 4
82% Jan
4
Dec r7
74
t
2
4%
80% Dec 31
104
»"
73 y4 Mar 14
Jan 26
83% Feb >15
103% Mar 18
Dec110
127% Jan
54% Dec 31
96% Dec 30
11
127% Jan 11
49 ys Mar 14
96% Jan
58% AprH 6
102% Apr
7
37% Apr
4
3
21% Jan 26
25% Oct 28
27
Jan
11
85% Mar 15
29
Dec
7
27
36% July 28
100y4 Deo 30
5
Jan
4
21% Mar
8
12
Jun
77. Mai
j
6
5
Jan
,
9% Feb 15
26% Feb
37
108
41
10774
10774
327a
108
108
500
4274
32%
417a
5,200
108
210
20%
21
3,200
29
297a
2,900
37%
37%
37%
377a
373/4
387a
38
3874
5,200
100
*77%
78%
*78
78 Vz
78
78
787a
787a
200
com—No par
-67%
69%
68
68%
68 Va
68%
68 Va
68%
1,900
95%
95
95y2
953/4
97%
28 y4
277a
2774
277a
27.3/4
13
Mar
83
Mar 29
3
12 %
12.50
29%
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
100
Wheeling Steel Corp com—No par
65 conv nrior preference—No par
Whirlpool Corp
_g
*127%
10
10
95
5%%
977.
27%
773%
783/4
773/.
787a
♦102'A 103%
*io2y4
1033/4
*102'/4
1033/4
29%
*2974
29 Vz
*29'/4
29'/a
•
273/4
12,100
777.
27,400
:
-
78%
80
76%
56%
99%
35%
57%
56%
•
Prior
57%
102
102
102.y4
37%
35%
37
35
36 V.
35
101
100
1007a
21
16,600
-
i
350
\
10274
25,100
35%
287a"
2874
29
287a
29
28%
28%
1,000
36%
37
37%
37%
37%
37y4
37%
97%
973/4
97 Vz
973/4
98%
983/4
33% Feb
14
148% Jan
13
Mar 14
142
Feb
21
21% Jan
3
7
77% Feb
18
54% Dec
3
48% Mar 15
52% Jan
11
4
53% Dec
6
48
59% Mar 30
77% Jan
66
Jan
Mar 14
4
96% Nov
8
92% Jan
116
Jan
7
192% Dec
6
179% Jan
77
Jan
12
6% Jan
22
7
24% Feb 21
96% Apr
8
3
Mar 22
210
10% Mar 11
12
480
^
86
6
Mar 31
93% Apr
7
12
Feb
17
58
Jan
6%
preferred
8%
8%
874
8%
*2474
253/4
25%
25 Vz
3474
343/4
3474
1274
12,800
827a
*817a
8274
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
*82'/a
82%
82%
823/4
82%
*10
10'/a
10
10
10
10
10
107.
900
1
18%
19 »/4
187a
19 y«
19
1974
19 Va
19%
—10
3iy*
32
31%
317a
31 y2
317a
317a
32%
4,400
Co
com
100
*143
145
143
22%
Woodward Iron Co
Woolwortb (P W) Co
10
lo
73%
75
49%
49%
Worthington Corp
10
57
58
preferred 4%% series—100
pfd 4%% conv series—100
Wrigley (Wm) Jr (Del)
No par
*205
143
56%
Corp
common
Prior
Prior
Worsted
Co
52% Jan
27
24% Mar 14
27% Jan
11
York
13
55 Vz Mar 17
61 Vz Jan
13
20
May
27
9
25% Jan
25
30% Feb
8
38
Jan
74% Dec 31
677a Jan
6
84% Feb
10
15
Dec 31
14
Jan
6
15% Feb
23
96
Nov 29
86
Jan
18
108% Mar 24
Zenith
Radio
67. Jan
5
10 Va Mar 23
Zonite
Products
5
Yalp <fe Towne Mfg Co
13
Corp
4%%
-28
96%
preferred
70
227.
1,200
753/4
76
76
493/4
49'/a
4974
74%
75 Vz
757a
49 Va
493%
497a
57%
57
9674
,
58%
5,200
963/4
9674
*143
96%
89%
90
91
93
93
9374
9374
93%
2,200
10%
11%
107.
10%
11
iiy4
107.
11
5,700
*5574
553,4
25
56%
55%
5534
24%
25
*55
215
57
5774
1,300
2574
25%
257a
13,100
57%
57.3/4
5674
*56
200
27
27
27
27
263/4
27
26%
26%
77
777a
76
78%
78
80%
78
79
18,900
143%
14%
14%
14%
147a
15
15
15
1,800
700
z
7% May 20
Er.rtghta.
?
sale
Name
on
thi# day
changed from
tin
r*c*fv*r«hlD
w
netttfm
Corp
Corp
ha* b*»tJ
—No par
1
1057a
O O)
97s
filed for the eomnany's
Consolidated Ga* Eiectrie Light & Power Co. of Baltimore.
97a
105%
106%
106
9%
reorganisation.
10774
0%
a
Deferred
delivery.
106%
106
9%
934
9%
(Cain
f
4
215
*213
58
56
247a
57
1
1,600
*210
243/4
•
120
227a
215
*55%
i
i
20,800
57%
143
22%
967a
1447a
227a
58
143
22%
96%
700
*200
50
Young (L A) Spring & Wlre_No par
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
No par
_No par
Youngstown Steel Door.„
96%
22%
.
215
1
common.
convertible
r
8,000
22%
Wyandotte
'.1
2,500
127a
34
12%
1
'.•»
300
35%
35
10
Service
27% Apr
60% Apr
3
8%
25%
36%
:
Public
4,400
8%
*24%
25
-
10
Lovett Grocery
Wisconsin Elec Power Co
Wisconsin
8%
8%
35%
No par
No par
common
.
54% Nov 16
T
t
j
ft
—
21% Sep
51% Jun
no
,
2,000
97%
97%
25
.
Winn: &
30
33% Aug
2
147% Dec 16
hnd asked prices:
t
ii%
*127%
587a
573/4
36%
100
-x.
,
f
200
28%
preference
Jan
23
.
'■
~
29 y.
k
♦127 Vz
*127%
57%
*29
1
White Sewing Machine common—1
Wilcox Oil Co_
Wilson & Co Inc
20
14
4% Feb' 26
1
1033/4
*102%
,s
20
common—
preferred
18 ys Mar 21
39% Jan
9
t
9,000
97
-
'27,"%
i
100
_
$4.25 preferred
Wilson-Jones Co
40% Apr
30y« Jan
63% Jun
:
'
Western Union Telegraph
Westlnghouse Air Brake
Westlnghouse Electric com
28
MarlO
21% Dec 23
69% Nov 22
11% Jan
104
33
41
293/.
;
11% Jan 13
-
9% Mar 18
14
Dec
•1027a
32 Vz
41
403/4
■
56
10% Jan
Jan
1047a
102 Vz
34'/.
*32
21 Vz
White Dental Mfg (The 8 fl)
75
37
104
*
29%
White' Motor- -Go
12% Feb 19
Nov
1057a
203/4
3
22% Jan ;6
22% Jan ' 8
18
11% Oct
*104
29%
15
78% Dec 10
94
105%
21%
31
12% Dec 31
8
*104
21%
preferred
RR
-
105%
29%
Feb
25
21
.
107%
*102%
240
21%
Jan
22
Jan
*
35
40%
25
1117a
1,600
86%
29%
Jan
Feb
18% Jan
2nd
107%
104
1117a
112
?
867a
21%
•
Pacific
♦102%
243/4
25
243/4
111%
*104
*
29
1
42
Jan
137
100
29"
9% Apr
7
17% Oot 20
6
40
100
8
28% Jan
*33
5
6
<
70
20% Dec
5
25
112
105%
333/4
33%
■
95
10% Aug 16
27% Aug 18
26
100
com—
Mar 14
Jan
34% Jan
"
20% Nov
8
C
Coke
&
Air Lines Inc..
noncum
24%
3.80% ^preferred series B
Weston Elec Inst Corp——
.
30% Mam j7
100
,•;»
Western
0.7% Apr
7
'32% Feb: 15-.
24% Jan 17
Dec1 27
26% Dec 31
132
73% Jan 26
25% Jan:-6
series
Coal
Pulp & Paper
preferred
Western Auto Supply Co new
_10
Western Maryland Ry common—100
"Bei
17
preferred
West Virginia
30% Mar 24
63
27% Dec 22
68
8
Mai; 21
41% Mar
112
100
1ft
30
34% DeC 28
5
100
4.10%
7
28%
22
new
1
>
com—.2 JO
preferred
West Penn Power 4%% pfd
4.20%
preferred series B
Mar 31
42 y4 Apr
Feb 28
107
7
103
4
31
Jan
64 convertible
18
Apr
Oil As Snowdrift
Wesson
104% Jan 13
24% Jan 19
35
Feb
113
23 y4 Mar 14
104%.Jan" "4
..
j;
4,400
11%
11%
}
r
1,600 c-i I
/
11%
11 y4
!
J
2^00
Pharmaceutical
Petroleum Corp
Washington Gas Light Co
14% Mar 29
24% Jan
700
133/4
29%
7
30% Jan
19% May 14
r
133/4
29%
.100
33%
20% Jan
39
43% Dec 29
77
13%
29'/a
2.50
a &
Co
Wardell Corp
Warner Bros Pictures
18% Mar 14
22
77
13%
—10
Warner-Lambert
17
77
No par
preferred.
Co
Baking
30% Mar 14
2iy«Sep 20
4%*
Walgreen Co
Walker (Hiram)
17% Mar 31
10
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Volume 181
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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(1693)
Bond Record
New York Stock Exchange
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FRIDAY
The
italic letters
In
the
WEEKLY
-
column headed
Figures
"Interest
Period"
decimal point
after
YEARLY
Indicate In each
represent
one
or
the
caBe
32nds
more
month
of
when
LOW
Range for Previous
Year
GOVERNMENT BONDS
1954
Lowest
Range since Jan.
Lowest
Highest
108.28 Jan
1
10
10
a.a
1978-1983
..j
—
108
Feb
108
19
Feb
100.4
100.12 Aug
25
15
1
100.4
Feb
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
100.22 July 29
99.20 Feb
15
99.20 Feb
15
7
100.17 Oct
7
Sales for
Apr. 8
High
Low
106.20
*106.12
IO0.I6
*106.14
106.18
*106.16
*100.7
100.9
*100.9
100.11
*100.11
*102
102.4
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102.4
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102.4
100.28
*100.22
100.26
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100.24
*100.24
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104.4
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104.4
*103.28
1 04.4
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106.8
*106
106.8
*106
106.8
*106
106.8
*100.25
100.27
*100.24
100.26
*100.24
100.26
*100.24
1C0.26
*100.10
100.14
*100.8
100.12
*100.10
100.14
*100.14
100.18
1958
1961
*S9
100.22
*100.18
104
£9.4
*98.30
99.2
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93.4
*99.4
99.8
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98.6
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98.4
*96.2
98.6
*98.2
98.8
*88.20
98.24
*98.20
98.24
*98.22
98.26
*98.26
1963-1968
*.97.2
97.6
*97
97.4
*97.2
97.6
*97.4
97.8
1964-1969
*96.22
96.26
*96.18
96.22
*96.22
96.26
*96.24
96.28
EXCHANGE
Dec 1964-1969
*96.22
96.26
*96.18
96.22
*96.22
96.26
*96.24
96.28
CLOSED
1962-1967
Aug 15 1963
June
2 Vis
2Vis
1965-1970
*96.14
96.18
*96.12
96.16
*96.14
96.18
2Vis
1966-1971
*96.10
96.14
*96.8
96.12
*96.10
96.14
2 Vis
June 1967-1972
*96.10
96.14
*96.8
96. iZ
*96.10*
96.14
2Vis
Sept 1967-1972
*96.10
96.14
*96.6
*96.10
96.14
*96.10
1957-1959
-
June 15
2%s
96.10
'
Dec 1967-1972
2%s
Bonds (%)
100.15
102.4
the Week
High
106.20
100.9
*102
*106
Dec 15
Treasury 2Vis
100.17 Oct
Friday
Apr. 7
1956-1958
2Vis
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Thursday
Low
High
1961
1958-1963
2%s
2Vis
Treasury 2Vis
Treasury 2 Vis
Treasury 2Vis
1
Low
High
1960-1965
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
100.12 Aug 25
98.29 Feb
Feb
Low
High
*100.7
1956-1959
Treasury 2%8
Treasury 2%b
2% 8
2%s
19
PRICES
Apr. G
*106.16
1995
!
—
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SALK
Wednesday
Apr. 5
Low
Treasury
'j
HIGH
Tuesday
Apr. 4
EXCHANGS
108.28 Jan
AND
Monday
•••..
NEW YOBR STOCK
Hirhest
the bonds mature.
point
a
96.14
*96.16
STOCK
93.20
*93.12
96.16
GOOD
*93.12
96.16
FRIDAY
*96.12
•
96.16
1
*96.8
96.12
100.8
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100.2
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96.16
100.8-
*96.14
96.18
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100.3
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100.4
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1958
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2 Vis
1956-1959
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93.25
*99.22
93.24
*99 22
99.24
*99.22
99.24
2V<s
June 1959-1962
*97.28
98
*97.24
97.28
*97.26
97.30
*97.23
98
2 Vis
Dee 1959-1962
*97.26
97.30
*97.22
97.26
*97.26
97.30
*97.28
98
*98.10
98.14
*98.8
98.12
*98.12
98.16
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£6.18
Nov 15
I
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International
Bank
1960
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100.2
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94 8
Jan
7
93.8
100.8
Aug
98.16 Feb
98.24 Jan
Aug 12
9
23
18
99 10 Feb
14
99.12 Jan
10
25-year 3s
July 15 1972
25-year 3s_„
Mar
1
1976
*98
2
102.8
Jan
5
30-year 3 Vis
Oct
1
1981
*100.8
100.24
*100.8
100.24
*100.8
100.24
*100.8
100.24
Jan
26
102.4
Jan
26
23-year 3 Vis
May 15
1975
*101,28
102.12
*101.28
102.12
*101.28
102.12
*101.28
102 12
102.24 Jan
17
Oct
15
1971
*102.24
103.8
*102.24
103.8
*102.24
103.8
*102.24
103.8
Oct
1
1956
*100.24
101.4
*100.24
101.4
*100.24
101.4
*100.24
101.4
Jan
1
1969
*102.24
103.8
*102.24
103.8
*102.24
103.8
*102.24
103.8
1959
*100.24
101-8
*100.24
101.8
*100.24
101.8
*100.24
101.8
2s
due Feb 15
1956
*100
100.24
*100
100.24
*100
100.24
*100
100.24
2s
due Feb 15
1957
*99.24
100.24
2s
due Feb 15
1958
*99
100
2s
due Feb 15
1959
*98
99
2s
due Feb 15
1960
*97.16
2s
due Feb
15
1961
due Feb 15
1962
Jan
4
100.8
94.24 Jan
6
102.16 Aug
9
101.16 Mar
Feb
2
102.8
6
102.4
104.12 Man 10
101
102.24 Feb
1
101.16 Jan
13
101.20 Feb
1
Apr
102.28 Feb
104.24
101.4
24
Mar
103.12 Feb
July 15
Feb
103
7
101.4
104
3
Mar
7
Jan
3Vis
19-year
7
t
3-year 3s
25
15-year 3Vis
1i
2*as
o-vear
8erial bonds
2s
•Bid and asked
No sales transacted this day.
price.
HThis issue has not
as
_
of
__
_
New York Stock
Exchange
Period
Last
or
Sale Price
Panama
3%
9e.8
100.24
*99.24
100.24
*99.24
100.24
*99
100
*99
100
*99
100
99
*98
99
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99
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98.16
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98.16
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98.16
97.16
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97.16
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97.16
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96.16
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96.15
*95.16
96.16
*95.16
96.16
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*95.16
FOR
WEEK
-
ENDED
APRIL
Odd lot transactions,
a
e
Cash sale,
Registered bond
r
Bid A Asked
hold
High
Jan.
BONDS
No.
New York Stock
1
Low
Brazil
High
Interest
Exchange
(continued)—
•
••
Week's Range
Last
Period
or
Sale Trice
Thursday's
Bid & AsUrd
Low
■.
'
Yerk
3%s series No.
110 Vi 111'/a
City
Issue—
Stock
Jane-Dec
1980
105 Vi
105 Vi 105 Vi
21
18__.
19
June-Dec
20
June-Dec
21
June-Dec
Bonds
Range since
Sold
High
*85'/i
3%s series No.
*
_Quar-June
transactions.
8
Range since
3%s series No.
1961
3s
Unification
Corporate
98.8
*97.24
3%s series No.
New
Transit
98.16
*99.24
98.16
Issue—
Canal
*97.24
98.16
*98
Thursday
Bonds
Thursday's
Low
Territorial
98.16
*98
>
admitted to Stoc k Exchange dealings,
yet been
*98
98.16
*98
98.16
1950
RANGE
Interest
*98
98.16
Week's Range
Thursday
BONDS
*98
Jan.
No.
Low
*87
3%s series No. 22
June-Dec
*79 "A
__
High
79%
82
*82
—
1
79%
—
83 %
867/a
105 %
88
96
June-Dec
*79%
80
89
90
23
June-Dec
*79%
86%
79%
87%
3%s series No. 24
102.12
June-Dec
81
83
3%s series No.
3 Vis series No.
,
*73%
,
June-Dec
25—
*80
31
3%s series No. 26
27
June-Dec
3%s series No.
28
June-Dec
*79%
3Vis series No.
29
June-Dec
*86
3%s series No.
Foreign Securities
June-Dec
3%s series No.
30
June-Dec
Brisbane
*82
Telephone
New
Members
Yerk Stock
sinking fund 5s 1957
Mar-Sept
fund gold 5s 1958
—Feb-Aug
Caldas (Dept of) 30-yr 3s s f $ bonds 1978.Jan-July
Canada (Dominion of) 3y«s 1961—
—Jan-July
25-year 2% 1974
Mar-Sept
25-year
2%s
2-2300
120
NY
Broadway, New York
1-1693
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§A7s
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—
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assented 1942_i
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10-year
!
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3s 1 f $ bonds 1978
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5s 1951^—:
June-Dec
IA Cologne (City of) 6 %s 1959
Jfar-Sept
AColumbla (Rep of) 6s of 1928 Oct 1901—Aprtl-Oct
Municipal
7s
69'/a
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a 7s
A 0s
of
1927 Jan
40
2s
April-Oct
:
,
„
.
—
39%
39%
69 y,.
69%
12%
138
119
120
122
62 %
64%
—
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,
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101
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100
101»/«
1
66
57%
61
112% 112%
28
110
101
63%
63%
1
63%
66%
65%
65%
2
64
65%
79%
86
79%
85%
For
April-Oct
(Plan B)
__
—
June-Dec
*7c%
81 %
June-Dec
*80
85
3%s series No.
3
3%s series No.
4
June-Dec
,
80%
80%
79%
*79%
84%
79%
81
80
86
89
1
%
June-Dec
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92
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June-Dec
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86
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90
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11
June-Dec
June-Dec
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3%s series No. 13.
—June-Dec
15.
16.
.June-Dec
3 Vis series No.
17.
June-Dec
*79%
85
FOREIGN SECURITIES SPECIALISTS
—
88
—
84
85
85
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80
84
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85
79%
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92
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—June-Dec
3%s series No. 14.
3 Vis series No.
92
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—
June-Dec
29.
TRADING MARKETS
86
*79%
FIRM
85 y4
June-Dec
3%s series No.
SECURITIES
r
June-Dec
3%s series No.
Financial lnatitutione
FOREIGN
—
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69
65%
61%
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14
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69%
—
—
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June-Dec
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—
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June-Dec
69 y«
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69 Vn
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1926 due 1946-—May-Nor
7s of
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140
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SASlnklng fund
—
;
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—
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—
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1
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1963——j-Jfay-llbr'_i
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101
101
June-Dec
1978
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2
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Cuba
3%s series No.
footnotes
.
103%
97%
55%
—.
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3s
101
101
6
3%s series No.
For
98 %
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.
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1962—
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22
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reduced to 3.375%)
1979
3%s series No.
;
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1961.Jan-July
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1961
sinking fund 6s 1962.
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1979
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101
100%
28
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1979
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11
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—
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1955.—
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(U S of) external
j
June-Dec
1945
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IA Brazil
103 %
97%
—
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1961
assented? Sept
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87
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a 6s
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89
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:
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6 Vis
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100%
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89
86%
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100% 100%
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1969_.
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1
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April-Oct
1957
20-year 3 Vis 1967.
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r
1957_Apr!l-Oct
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1
99%' 99%
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10
56V4
102
April-Oct
1960
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Jan-july
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97%
98%
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—
1900—
assented'
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99%
100'% 100 '%
103 % 103 Vi
—
30-yr 3s s f bds 1978Jan-July
external s t 7s 1942—-May-Woa
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sinking fund 6s 1941
Feb-Aug
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April-Oct
Akershus (Kingdom of Norway) • 4s 1968—Jfar-SeP
87
Teletype
Exchange
Cauca. Val
REctor
93
87
85%
—
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1975—
93
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(City)
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—
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1-SU
69
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113
25
6
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1694)
NEW
YORK STOCK
RANGE
Week's
Thursday
Interest
B ONDS
Last
Period
Exchange
Kiv York Stock
or
Sale Prlco
Oundlnamarca
Oaechoslovakia
(State)
—-——Jan-July
3s 1978
(Dept of)
Thursday's
(Republic of) —
f dollar bonds Jan 1
3Vis extl
extl
3s
AEstonla
dollar
f
German
bond3
(Republic of)
I AFrankfort
No.
65 '%
Low
1
54 %
BONDS
1
New York Stock
April-Ocf
ApriZ-Oct
*38%
.
—
57
IASao
99%
99%
—
81 %
Jan-July
*
Jan-July
99%
-Jan-July
May-Nov
1953
*136
77
—
19%
dollar
bonds
1972
20%
81%
20%
IA 8s
60
80
Prussian Conversion
dollar
4s
56%
33
53
bonds
1953
dollar
69 %
17
653/e
70%
Apr-Ocf
66%
65 %
67
24
63'/a
69%
June-Dee
76%
75
76 %
141
693/4
dollar bonds
3s
1972
56%
17
53
60:'/a
June-Dec
(extl loan 1924 Dawes loan)
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1930
due
reduced
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8
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59
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bonds
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14
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87
54 %
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1951
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1959
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1979
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mortgage
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78
103
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64
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103 %
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mortgage 4s series A July 1975
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102
103
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due
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101
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1968
98
102 '4
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1995
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1977—
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12
41%
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35
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98
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6
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1953
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reduced
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to
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77
151%
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debentures
3s
58
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2001
(State of)
loan of 1921
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149
120
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1946
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150
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96
debentures
58
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77
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1979
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1950
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f gold extl
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1979
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s
73
134
June-Dec
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Mar-Sepf
1959
series
Porto Alegre (City of) —
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stamped pursuant to
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1971
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to
131
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1979—!
to
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15%
1
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2008
1968
reduced
127
70%
1946—-Feb-Aup
conversion
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of
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16
18
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gold 8s
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127
|
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Jan-June
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9%
17%
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1947—April-Ocf
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f
—
134
June-Dec
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debentures
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19
1957
lAPoland (Republic of) gold 6s 1940
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9%
(Interest
1958
7s
2.125%)
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f
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of)
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38
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2008
extended
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1971.
1952
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"
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1959—Mar-Sepf
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1961
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IANuremberg (City of) 6s 1952
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6s due 1953 extended
to 1963
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(City of)
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Mar-Sept
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2008
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100 va 100'/a
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1953—:
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(State)
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1958
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1968
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98
73
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1957
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1975
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1961
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95
—
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sterling loan of '12
1953
123
163
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73
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79
1962
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75
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77
77
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s
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1958
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11
78 Va
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assented
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61%
83
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..
external
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due 1971 extended to
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100
61%
61%
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98
52
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1968
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v
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51
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100%
Italian Credit Consortium for Public Works
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secured
Taiwan Electric
100%
—
1968——Feb-Aup
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to
58
(interest
A
2004——
to
54
*50
Jan-July
1956—;
loan
series B secured
6%s
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Italian
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1964—
paid
dollar
54
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Sydney County Council 3%s 1957
i<->
6Vas lsi & gen mtge 1950
6 Vis due 1950 extended to 1960
Greek Government—
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57
Bhlnyetsu Electric Power Co Ltd—
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1999—
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to
2.25 %)
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1
A
1999
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1965
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German Govt International
to
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to
1950—
pursuant
reduced
1980
Jan.
No.
May-No®
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pursuant
reduced
external
Stamped
Issue—
1972
bonds
stamped
external
60%
68 %
1963—Jan-July
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6s
1936
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86%
55 %
50%
83%
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Sold
(interest
2001
to 2%) 2012—
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8s
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2.375%)
reduced
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due
1952
'53
to
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April-Ocf
April-Ocf
1953
8s
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1969—
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conv
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s
High
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82%
128
—
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100
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or
extl secured sinking fund 1957—May-Nov
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1023/4
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1976
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Last
Sale Price
A6%s
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1924
6Vis dollar bonds
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—
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__
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7s
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High
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1
Jan
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told
reduced
1976
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s
RECORD
Thursday
Bonds
Monday, April 11, 1955
8
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
bonds
XI Salvador
BOND
APRIL
to
(Kingdom of) extl 4%s 1962
(April 15)
Called
55 .%
ENDEIJ
—
Stamped assented (interest reduced
6 %) extended to 1960
Denmark
5514
WEEK
Range
Bid & Asked
Low
EXCHANGE
FOR
...
Gas
mortgage 3s
series
series
1967
AC
JJ
RR
1980
mtg
2%s
*__
May-No®
1961
1960
series A July
debentures 1968
gen
Mar-Sepf
1955
ApriZ-Oct
Jan-July
1970_May-No®
ApriZ-Oct
1976—Jan-July
Jan-July
*84%
87
73 "a
78 Vi
80
65%
64%
66 %
,*.7%
—
8031,
80%
63
72 '/8
80
38
53%
69
97 %
99
95%
97
'
93%
Number 5419
Volume 181
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(1695)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
Thursday
BONDS
Interest
New York Stock Exchange
Period
Last
3 Vis
Buffalo Niagara
1971
debs
Thursday's
or
Sale Price
J&n-July
Bid & Asked
g6
May-'Nov
April-Oct
Jan-July
Stamped modified 4Vis
A5s
1957
Buildings 5s gtd 1960
1982
general mtge income
High
Jan.
No.
Low
New York 8tock
li
...
102 %
95 %
32
24:;
94%, 95
*104 Vi
96%
98%
•
Can
93%
97%
Continental
Oil
97
9
.92%
,
99
Co 3 Vis
Crane
;•
3s
1976
June-Dec
May-Now
lirst
Power
April-Oct
National Ry—
Canadian
Jan-July
June-Dec
gold 4Vis 1957
Guaranteed gold 4%s 1955
Guaranteed gold 4 Vis 1956
Clinchfield
Jan-July
1960
(J. I.)
Celanese
debs
3'/is
Co
Celotex
1978
Corp
Corp
1965
debentures
1960
1960
*72%
"
f ACentral Branch U P
1st gold 4s
June-Dec
1948
AGen
Central RR Co
Central
of N J
York
New
1987
3Vis
3s
Power
*91
99%
3Vis
99%
Delaware
06%
86 Va
60%
59%
99
97
90%
,91
83%
87
59
63%
98%
86%
16
60%
151
100%
Pacific Ry Co—
First and refund 3Vis series A
1974
Feb-Aup
*101
First
1968
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
1
Mar-Sept
*100
3%s
series
B
Refund
ana
lmpi M 3Vas series u
Refund
and
impt M
3 Vis
div
A
consol
first
OO
1973
104
Jan-July
*111%
—
'
--
101%
105
115
112%
Denver
Mar-Sept
1958
4s
refunding mortgage 3'/aS 1985—Feb-Aug
102%
104%
99%
101 %
97%
*
refunding mortgage 27/aS 1970—Feb-Aup
mtge 3s 1990
Feb-Aug
97%
98%
0
1st & ref
8
>
Chicago & Eastern 111 RR—
AGeneral
First
5s
-April
mortgage inc conv 5s 1997
mortgage
income
33/is
debs
series
May-Nov
inc mtge 4Vis Jan
Jan.-July
1988
April
1 2038
•
First
123
122%
18
94%
97%
82%
82%
1
80%
86%
73
—
73
4
73
77%
70
77
73%
*72%
102% 102%
:
■
1
100
100%
102 V
1
100% 100'/a
104
68
347
52%
72%
93
97
72%
103
1 1999—April
inc 4Vis Jan
conv
53%
56%
58%
78
Jan-July
First
mortgage 3s series B 1989
Chicago Rock Island & Pacific RR—
*74%
—'.
—1;
97
97
—
14
*77%
797/a
3
debs
conv
&
ref
81'/a
Union Station—
Chicago
Mack
&
mortgage
Jan-July
2%s series G 1963
Jan-July
Chicago & Western Indiana RR Co—
1st coll trust mtge 43/is ser A
1982
May-Nov
Cincinnati Gas & Elec 1st mtge 2%s 1975_Aprzl-Oct
First
2%s
mortgage
mortgage
First
mortgage 2%s
Financial
T
*96%
—
•
series G 1974
2%s 1959
1st
Jan-July
Jan-July
1960
Cities Service Co 3s
f debs
s
1977
1961
El
1982
1983
1984
Va & Georgia
Paso
98
101%
100%
102'/a
102
103
105
,
101% 101%
99%
*86
98%
80'/a
98%
98%
101%
96
86
100
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83%
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98
*94
99
91%
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—
99
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—-
II
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,
85%:
100 %
104%
103
—
103%
101%
12
100
101'/8
101'/a 101 %
10
101 Va
1021/4
101%
101% 101%
14
100%
102 y4
101
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93%
94
93
II
96%
94 Vi
103 %
135 % 135%
135%
88
5
96
96
104'/a
166
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177
127
140%
95%
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79%
79%
27
104 Vi
106%
195
109%
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104% 104%
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93
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99%
112% 113%
96
96
91
97
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3
91
99
114'A
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94
94
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95
94
94%
t!
95%
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stamped
Mar-Sept
1970
5s
1965
104
103
103
110
110
112%
110
113%
113%
113%
103
April-Oct
104%
140
142
102%
April-Oct
1965
Railroad
-103
103
1995_Jan-July
103
Co—
2015
April
3Vis series E 1964_April-Ocl
Beries F 1990—Jan-July
First consol mtge 3%s series G 2000
Jan-July
Ohio Division first mortgage 3Vis 1971—Mar-Sept
Mtge inc 4%g ser A Jan
First
107
108%
96
(30 %
79%
00%
39
99
78%
83%
98 J/8
98%
89
*98%
First consol mortgage
so
88%
89%
102%
98 Va
99%
„
consol
99%
99%
5
93%
39
103%
105 %
17
97%
99 "/4
88 '/a
00%
3
*__
102
101
101%
12
99%
102% 102%
15
101 %
103%
102%
103%
112
131
162
150
162
149% 150
140
150
132
141%
F
1961—May-Nov
:
Jan-July
May-Nov
fFlorlda East Coast first 4%s 1959
June-Dec
AFirst and refunding 5s series A l974__Mar-Sept
Fort Worth & Denver Ry Co 4%s 1982
May-Nov
3s debs
& Rubber
Tire
2%s
105
97
99
*89
3Vis
mtge
100%
98%
99%
first
Southwestern
&
103
100%
98
100%
"
103
first 5s 1956_May-Nop
aiv
first cons gold 5s
(N Y)
5s
104% 105 V<
99%
98
104
98%
*100% 101%
Feb-Aup
April-Ocf
Feb-Aup
Mar-Sepf
Mar-Sepf
Jan-July
1977
1979
1980
mortgage
100%
105
*97%
102
99%
June-Dec
1958
2%s
Co
2%s
2%a
mortgage 3Vis
mortgage 3%s
mortgage 3 Vis
mortgage
1st
96
*105
1969—Feb-Aug
Feb-Aup
April-Oct
Jan-July
June-Dec
Light
Duquesne
Edison El 111
81
100 Va
9 7'/a
*97%;
—
98%,
100
*98%
April
1995
2
108
96
100
*98%
Jan-July
May-Nov
Detroit Tol & Ironton RR 2Vis ser B 1976_Mar-Sept
Dow Chemical 2.35s debentures 1961
May-Noo
3s subordinated debs 1981!
Jan-July
Firestone
series E
gtd 33/us
Corp
debentures
4s
108
96%
100
102% 102%
19b4
N
2
11
99/8
>
28
e
Union Terminal—
First
O I
Jan-July
1978
99%
—
96%
*—
1985
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
first lien gold 4s 1995—June-Dec
ser
Second gold 4s
General
100% 100 7/a
mortgage 3 Vis series F 1963
Cincinnati
A 1985
Detroit Terminal & Tunnel 4%s
1st
.
First
First
May-Nov
1969
2%s
Erie
--
28
28
.
*99
1973—May-Nov
(3% fixed
1993
(4%%
A
convertible debentures
1st
83
77 '/a
80
27
:
Elgin Joliet & Eastern Ry 3y\s
80
27
>
mortgage
Gen
East Tenn
—Jan-July
Chicago Terre Haute & Southeastern Ry—
First and refunding mtge 2%s-4%s 1994_Jan-July
Income 2%s-4%s 1994
Jan-July
1st mtge 2%s ser A 1980
96%
May
ser
mortgage series A
3%s
Chicago & North Western Ry—
Second mortgage
27
30
Western RR—
77
71
30
*27'%
April-Oct
Jan-July
May-Nov
June-Dec
General and refund 2%s series I 1982__May-Sepf
Gen & ref mtge 2%s ser J 1985
Mar-8ept
Gen & ref 3%s ser K 1976
May-Nov
61
;
71%
29
*27'%
June-Deo
(3% fixed
1% contingent interest)
1993
Detroit Edison 3s series H 1970
74
April
*27
June-Deo
June-Dee
series C
contingent Interest)
1st
83%
86
4
25
99%
Denver & Salt Lake—
86%
86
22%
May 1 2042
series
mortgage
1%
Detroit
95%
86
2044
1
81%
95
102%
mortgage 4Vis inc ser
4Vis conv increased series B Jan
91%
72'/2
24
11
1993
trust 4-6s
Rio Grande
&
First
3s
89%
__
83
*122 % 127%
95 Vi
Jan-July
A Jan 2019—April
1994
mortgage 4s series A
General
91
119
96
60
79%
80
■
Chicago Indianapolis & Louisville Ry—
A 1st mortgage 4s inc series A Jan 1983
April
A2nd mortgage 4Vis inc ser A Jan 2003
April
Chicago Indiana & Southern Ry 4s 1956
Jan-July
Chicago Milwaukee St. Paul & Pacific RR—
-
110
*89'/a
■
May-Nov
Chicago & Erie 1st gold 5s 1982
Chicago Great Western 4s sex A
AGeneral
May-Nov
1985
B
2054
Jan
108
110
25
contingent interest 2018
100%
103% 104
104
and
24'/8
—
mortgage due
Income
First and
First
36%
Jan-July
June-Dee
extended
and refund M 5s
Income
Chicago Burlington & Quincy RR—
General
34
May-Nov
May-Nov
Delaware
Aprli-Oct
First mortgage and coll trust 3Vis lB77_June-Deo
First mortgage and coll trust 2%s 1979_Jan-July
1st mtge & coll trust. 2%s 1980—.
Mar-Sepf
1st mtge & coll tr 3%s 1984
May-Nov
102%
102%
34
126%
100%
*112% 115%
Jan-July
4s 1989
104
100%
112%
104
103%
101%
100 *
"7
1
101 y8
103%
15
& coll tr 4%s ser B
Power & Light 3s 1973
121
l
10
101
105 %
98%
102%
36%
1st mtge
113
121
101
4s
Pennsylvania Division—
1st mtge & coll tr 5s
100
-V
--
100% 101%
'
June-Dec
■'
1977
Hudson
&
Collateral
103%
100%
105%
9
11
Morris & Essex division
100%
■■
121
101%
1996__Feb-Aup
gold 4s 1989
consolidated gold
Second
121
1996—May-Nou
series E
Refund and impt M 37/as series H
R &
*101%
10
99%
102% 102%
35%
1963
Delaware Lackawanna A Western RR Co—
New York Lackawanna A Western Div
Central
mortgage
ref 4s
&
debentures
First
95
99%
101%
1970_—June-Dee
1970
94%
35
105% 105%
Hip*
98
3
100%
98
1970
B
98%
97
April-Oct
Champion Paper & Fibre deb 3s 1965
Chesapeake k Ohio Ry—
General 4 Vis 1992
A
117
96 %
—
Jan-July
1974
ser
lien & ref 4s ser
A Income
97
98
97%
17
equip 4s 1970
&
lien
99
*115
Jan-July
mortgage 4Vis series A Jan 1 2020
May
mortgage 4 Vis series B Jan 1 2020
May
98
1
Low
16
98
Dayton Union Ry 3%s series B 1965
Deere & Co 2Vis debentures 1965
*99
1995
A
97
97%
*99
98
Range since
Jan.
No.
98
Dayton Power A Lt first mtge 2%s 1973_April-Ocl
First
mortgage 3s 1978
Jan-July
First mortgage 3s series A 1978—.— —June-Deo
First mortgage 3 Vis 1982
1
Feb-Aug
First mortage 3s 1984
Mar-Sep
75
96%
13
99%
~~
105%
69
987/i
98%
bold
d
101
104
97%
97%
98%
1966 May-Nov
1970—
30
June
4s
A 1st
107%
100%
74'/2
*96'/a
gB7-
mortgage
A 1st
106 y8
103
104 '/a 104 «/2
98%
Bonds
RR—
Almp
109%
IOJV4
38
100%
~~
1977
10111 1041$
106 Vi 107
Feb-Aug
Central of Georgia Ry—
First mortgage 4s series
AGen
98%
1984
debs
f debs
mortgage 4s (1942 series)
A 1st
108%
106%
102/a
*1035-8 106
iq7
Feb-Aug
(1947 issue)
3 Vis
3 Vis debentures
105%
102
102
June-Dec
Feb-Aug
April-Oct
April-Oct
1981
4s
3s debentures
debentures 1976
3 Vis
34
High
Northern Ry—
Cuba
100
v
107 Vi 107'/8
Mar-Sept
1965
4s
Carthage & Adirondack Ry
Case
98
106'/2 107%
Mar-Sepf
Ohio
&
98
98'/2
)
.
(perpetual)
Capital Airlines Inc 4s ser A
Carolina
107 Vi
Feb-Aug
Pacific Ry—
consol debenture
4%
100
*97
V
Guaranteed
Canadian
*—
™
Range
Thursday's
Bid & Asked
April-Ocf
May-Noo
May-Nov
1976
3%s debs
3s
s
Crucible Steel Co of Am 1st mtge 3 Vis
A 1st
California Oregon Power 3 Vis 1974
Canada Southern consol gtd 5s A 1962
Mar-Sepf
Jan-July
2%s 1976
Continental Baking 3s debentures 1965
Consumers Power first mtge
J04%- 105%
—
96 %
Week's
or
Low
Continental
,96
Last
Sale Price
Period
Exchange
High
Cuba
California Electric
Interest
BONDS
1
102
96
,
~~
8
Range since
Sold
Buffalo Rochester & Pittsburgh Ry—
Bush Terminal
RECORD
BOND
APRIL
Thursday
Bonds
*102
1975_Afa2/-Nov
Elec first mtge 2%s
ENDED
Week's Range
Low
Brown Shoe Co
FOR WEEK
21
debentures
debentures
101%
96
1972
3 Vis
1977
102%
*102
125% 128
127%
55
96
*105
'
City
& Fuel 2%s debentures
Investing Co 4s debentures
gold
General
June-Dec
1993
B
Refunding and impt 4%s series E 1977—Jan-July
Cincinnati Wab & Mich Div 1st 4s 1991—Jan-July
St
Louis
Cleveland
First
first coll
Division
trust
3s
4s
87 %
1982
Columbia
Gas
&
iron
4J/4s
ISotJ
debentures
series
A
debentures
series
B
June-Dec
Feb-Aup
1975———
3s
1975—__—
April-Oct
D
1979
—Jan-July
debs 1964———May-Nov
3%s debentures ser C 1977———
debs
3%s
series
subord
Columbus &
conv
Ohio Elec aV4s
South
1st mortgage 3%s
Columbus
external 4s
first
Edison
Commonwealth
1970
2%s
debentures
f
s
s
87%
71 Va
20
71%
73%
97
102
101
26
99%
100
94
103
__
103%
*98
—
103
99%
103
123%
98
103
120
98%
103
101%
94
105
101
1
101%
103
344
110%
123%
98
98
98
*96%
—
33
10 4%
98
11
101
97%
—
101% 101%
101%
104 %
2
122% 123%
__
122%
100
137
100
101%
100%
99%
103%
103
126
100
4
105%
118%
104-%
Feb-Aug
June-Dec
April-Oct
_—Apn'l-Oct
April-Oct
villi;
.
1999
f debentures 2001
.
99'/a
99%
100
—
100
100
99%
35
98%
101%
2
99%
100%
95%
93
100
95 %
7
91%
VI
90
92
93%
—
95%
91%
__
93%
2
93
96%
Compania Salitrera—See
3%s 1965——
First
First
First
First
&
1st &
refund? mtge
and
First
1st
1982_Mar-Sept
1977_April-Oct
and refund mtge 2%s ser
1972_June-Dec
and refunding 3s series D 1972
May-No®
and refund mtge 3s series E 1979__Jan-July
and refund mtge 3s ser F 1981_—Feb-Aug
ref M 3'/4s ser G 1981
——May-Nov
ref M 3%s ser H 1982
Mar-Sept
and
First
refund
M
2%s
ser
mtge 2%s ser
A
B
C
&
ref
1st
&
ref M 3%s ser J
1984
,—Jan-July
1st
ref
1st
ref
1st
ref
Consolidated
3 Vis
3Vis
El
Gas
Lt & Power
T
2%s ser
Natural
debentures
debentures
in
(Bait)
Gas
inc
cum
U
For
S
2%s
1968
debs
footnotes
93%
97
—
,
97
.
95
2
96%
98%
11
101%
102'/a
*98 %
•_
98%
*102
99 %
99
99
102%
104 Vi
100%
—
101%
--
106%
98%
~~
1
—April-Oct
99%
99 %
30
96
96
98%
99
99
98
90 Vi
May-Nov
June-Dec
of
(stpd
*102% 102%
101%
103%
*101 % 102
102
103%
*99% 100%
f
__
100
100'/8
as
to
page
payment
April-Ocf
29.
1969
Goodrich
Grand
(B
F)
_Mar-Sept
1969
subord deb*
conv
General
Co first
Company—
Northern
Great
April-Ocf
mtge 2%s 1965—May-Nov
f mortgage 1945
Union
3 Vis
Ry Co—
C 1973—
General 4%s series D
1976
ctfs A
Bay & West debentures
ADebenture certificates B
AGreen
3s
102
1969
1st
104%
98%
165
99%
105
99%
100%
128
135%
421
118 Vt
135%
121%
99%
123%
124
115
120
95
95
98
93
93
95
90
89%
91
79%
13
79 %
82%
95
38
95
97 3/
75
*75%
80'
75
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18%
15%
19
103%
104
*103%
__
99%
97 Vi
100%
101% 101%
101 Vi
101%
86%
88%
*99%
88
88
88
*101'/a
—
*92%
93%
*96
99'/a
92'/a
*99'% 100%
May-Nee
June-Dec
June-Dec
3%s 1982
mortgage 3%s 1983
1st mortgage
96%
157
__
June-Deo
1st
90%
102
95
—Jan-July
Juue-Dce
—
1979
mortgage 2%s 1980
mortgage 3%s 1981
42
79 %
April-Oct
First
103% 103%
*88%
Feb
mortgage 3s 1978—
2%s
99
98%
*92
refunding
mortgage
96%
28
*__
Ohio RR—
debentures
First
103'/a
20
99
115% 115%
Feb
4s series B 1975
Jan-July
series A July 2015:
April
3%s series D 1969-April-Ocf
General mtge inc 4s series B Jan 2044
April
Collateral trust 3%s 1968
Jan-July
Gulf States Utilities 2%s 1st mtge 1976—May-Nov
Fust
102 Va
98
*—
99%
135 %
3 Vis series N 1990—Jan-July
General mortgage 3%s series O 2000
Jan-July
General mortgage 2%s series P 1982
Jan-July
General mortgage 2%s series Q 2010
Jan-July
General mortgage 2Vis series R 1961
Jan-July
and
38
97%
98%
*95%
mortgage
Gulf Mobile &
103%
*166
Jan-July
Jan-July
series
5s
103 %
Works—
Good Hope Steel & Iron
s
99
Mar-Sept
income
conv
102
—-—
& Utilities Corp—
debentures I960
General Realty
-
72
102 Va 103
102 %
97%-
104%
102% 102%
—
General Motors Corp 3 Vis
A4s
Mar-Sept
——Jan-July
Jan-July
debs 1979—
Jan-July
103%
99%
94%
100
104
'100%
—
H
lAHarpen
Water first
Mining
Corp
mtge 2%s
6s
1949
Hocking Valley Ry first 4%s 1999
Household Finance Corp 2%s 1970
9 4'/a
1976—Mar-Sept
—Jan-July
Jan-July
*118%
96
51%
April-Oct
35
4%s
debentures
A Adjusted
income 5s Feb
1957
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1961
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debentures
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1962——May-No®
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3%s
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92
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159
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gold
84%
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mortgage 5s extended to 1984
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collateral
registered
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89
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1974
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7
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series
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A
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1978
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May-Nov
1974
116%
__
109
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5s
Bonds
Bid At Asked
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New
Thursday's
or
June-Dec
1961
B
Mexico
&
5s
AFirst 4%s
140
122%
--
1967
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Jan-July
5 A Adjustment 6s series A
July 1952..—April-Oct
A First 5s series B 1956
Jan-July
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Jan-July
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Corp—
3.65s conv subord debs 1977
Jan-July
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1972—May-Nov
1st
~3
134% 134%
_
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95
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mortgage 3.20s series I 1982
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■
1
101
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-
''
•
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2%s debentures
3s debentures
1974
New Jersey Bell Telephone 3%s 1988
New Jersey Junction RR
gtd first 4s
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—
.
101% 101%
102
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104
101'/a
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1970
Week's Range
Last
Sale Price
Low
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First guaranteed 4%s series
3s debentures 1982
102
*99%
;*'
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New
i-11—
105
*_„
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High
■'mrnrnm
*101%
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5s
1955—
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§AIlseder Steel Corp 6s 1948
BONDS
New York Stock Exchange
1
Jan.
National Supply
mortgage 4%s-3%s ser A
1979___May-No®
Consol mortgage 5%s-3%s series B 1979-May-Nov
Consol mortgage 3%s series C 1974—___May-No®
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Jan-July
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RECORD
8
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APRIL
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Thursday's
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,
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debs
Corp
1st
3'As
1982
footnotes
see
page
29.
1974
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May-Nov
93%
98%
99%
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102
102 %
102%
102
100%
&
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refunding 2%s 1974
refunding 2%s 1981
refunding 2%s 1978
101%
103
First
&
refunding
102
103%
1st
100%
102%
1st &
97
93%
&
97%
refunding 2%s 1971
refunding 2%s 1967
ref
mtge
ref mtge
3%s
3%s
3 Vas
1982
1983
1983
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
102 y2102%
May-Nov
June-Dec
*100
13
96%
95%
97%
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100%
98%
96 VA
99 %
102
105
♦105% 105%
105%
106 Va
102%
100%
103 V2
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Volume 181
...
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1697)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
Thursday
BONDS
New York Stock
Phillips Petroleum
3.70s
deb
conv
Called
Interest
Exchange
234s
or
Sale Price
debentures
1964__
Feb-Aug
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guaranteed 4s
G
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■'*-
112
mortgage 5s series A
1970
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Pittsb Coke & Chem
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100%
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Swift
111 % 112%
235
111%
1123/4
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103
103%
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and
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103%
104
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108 %
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108
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series B
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:
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1995—Afay-Nov
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99
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1976
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1973
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99
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1973
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1971
1958
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105%
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1980
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4s
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72
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gold
86
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56
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82
101
113
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92
21
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1971
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83
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r
93
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not
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maturity.
range,
securities
y
assumed
asked prices;
flat.
83
94%
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Included
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reported as being In bankruptcy,
99 >4
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year's
83
*__
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—
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delivery
the
May
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2029
1
1976
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the' Bankruptcy
94%
96%
6
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Deferred
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101
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214
93
97
100
■
inc ser
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mortgage 2%s 1979
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a
4%s
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94
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April
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104
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—
103'4 103'4
1973—April-Oct
Jan
A
series
gtd
income debentures
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'102
April-Oct
1971—Afay-Nov
.
^
'
120
92%
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—
105
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1982—April-Ocf
conv
85
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ref
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90
84
28
103'4
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■
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89%
series
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debentures
conv
first
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First
100 3/a
100
—
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98%
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April-Oct
1995—.
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§ A 1st mortgage 6s ser A 1953
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Wheeling Steel 3%s series C 1970
107 VB
105%
Co
Westinghouse
1073/4
36
2003
5s
3%s series B 1971
30-year 5s 1960
4%s debentures series
124 %
30
105% 106%
100%
95
115
gtd
1958
income
4s
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5s
82 y2
84
1982
J
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first
5s
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97%
78 '4
95 Va
96 •%
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10134
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97%
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1985
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1975—Afar-Sept
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1st mortgage 3%s series C 1979
112 V*
92
82
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mtge
101 Va
97%
99%
93 %
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II
.
3'4s
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95%
112
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1956
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ser
I
140
1013/4
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—
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101 %
93
5
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1994
2%s
1976—Afay-Nov
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Feb-Aug
Westchester Lighting gen mtge 3%s 1967—Jan-July
General mortgage 3s guaranteed 1979
Afay-Nov
West Penn Electric 3%s 1974
May-JVo»
163 %
113%
.
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123%
93%
160 %
63%
94%
94%
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115%
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103 »4
—
2%s
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ref
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136 V2
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95
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»
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1969-
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gtd 4s
100
100
121
1977
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2
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w
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consol
103 %
207
121
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&
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97
112
109
1973—June-Dec
:
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112
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112
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general 4s series A 1956
and
85 %
104
10
95%
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mortgage 2%s series G
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94%
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~Jan-July
:
first
135
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104% 104%
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.
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Ry
135
1
135
1st
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Feb-Aug
:
mortgage
and
135
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99
81
2
85%
*85
Jan-July
Jan-July
1963
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161
■
99
85%
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135
June-Dec
152
■■.' i:
102%
102%
—
*98
1st mtge 3%s ser A '75—June-Dec
RR
ctfs
Vanadium Corp of America—
3%s conv subord debentures
—
June-Dec
1981—
San Fran Term
135
139
April-Oct
5s
156%
153
1
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139
139
1983—
gtd
1969
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156
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6%s sinking fund mtge series C
3%s assented series C 1951—..
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April-Oct
1941
1985
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156
;
'152
162
139
Afay-Nov
1951
conv
1987
(Oregon
156
*134
148
125
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Southern Indiana Ry 2%s 1994
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Southern Pacific Co—
4%s
93%
Jan-July
1947—
3
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RR
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93
Jan-July
A
6
June-Dec
1979—
debentures
98
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series
162
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debentures
♦92
1951—-June-Dec
1947
A
139
April-Ocf
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Socony-Vacuum Oil 2%s 1976
South
93
1951
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3%s
103%
90%
146 %
1989—May-Nou
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Corp
106
103%
94%
140
May-Nou
1974
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&
105
10334
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106
3
1989_Jan-July
1966
\
106
♦103
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146 Va 146%
1968—June-Dec
debs 1977
Service Pipe Line 3.20s s f debs
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158
1989
& Sons 2%s
t§ASilesian-Amer
103%
167%4G7%
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3%s s f debentures 1977
debentures
981%
105 V4
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139
1st
3s
98 %
104%
6%s sinking fund mtge series A
3%s assented series A 1951
First
England 1st gtd 4s
Seagram (Jos E)
98%
105 %
98%
6%s debs series
Mar-Sept
gold 4s
104%
104 %
*102% 103 %
*105
April-Oct
1973
1976
1967
Works
99
971%
99
*97%
167 >4
1st
cons
Line RR
Steel
90%
105%
11
May-Nov
,
debentures
debentures
debentures
86 %
103%
87
87
101%
Afar-Sept
Depot 3%s B 1971—
conv
1972
fund
2%s
9934
96%
97%
•96
;
*104%
•
bond certificates Nov
New
Scott Paper 3s
106%
'99
Ry—
Paul & Duluth first
Paul Union
99%
104%
Virginia Electric & Power Co—
certificates
inc
961/2
223
164
mtge inc 4%s series A Jan 2022
Louis-Southwestern
97%
97%
7
gold 5s 1996_jan-July
Second gold 6s
1996
April-Oct
Et Louis-San Francisco Ry Co—
1st mortgage 4s series A 1997
Jan-July
St
98
1033/4
1021/2
106% 106%
1
Mar-Sept
A 1971
J
101%
3
99%
Corp—
AdirondTc
&
t
Rubber
United
85
S
Lawrence
,
97
94
II
106%
Jan-July
-—Jan-July
Feb-Aug
April-Oct
April-Oct
Saguenay Power 3s series
106
103
100%
95%
—Mar-Sept
1971
3%s
99%
83
12
*107%
_AprtJ-Oct
April-Oct
1966
1—
Feb-Aug
1969
100
95%x
*
United Gas Corp 2%s 1970
139
1953
1977
.
47%
100
991/2
•—
Feb-Aug
debs
f
s
-
102%
102 3/8
—
85
99%
99%
May-Noo
1955
86
98
100
95%
Afar-Sept
-
Afay-Nov
.
General mortgage 4%s series D
General mortgage 3%s series J
St
37%
Jan-July
1952
Electric
&
71%
*100%
Refunding mortgage 2%s series C 1991—Afar-Sept
Union
3%s assented
1950
6s
72
242
June-Dec
Biscuit Co of America 2%s
3%s debentures 1977
1
*99% 100
Afay-Nov
1975_Aprii-Oct
Afay-Nov
4%s
Jan-July
Rhine-Westphalia Elec Power Corp—
§ A Direct
100 %
73%
43%
104 % 104%
1971
trust 2%s
United
5
.
Missouri 3%s
First
-
216% 216%
98%
103% 103%
102%
1946
9934
71%
Union Pacific RR—
•
97%
June-Dec
1946
105 %
•99% 100
:
'
*
—
;
sinking fund mortgage
135%
10434
40
-
Jun-July
Rheinelbe Union—
99%
134
—
71%
2%s
7s
*100
June-Dec
42'4
U S
Reading Co first k ref 3%s series
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco 3s debs
1974
101 ;
10014
9934
2
*104% 105 '4
Jan-July
;ist mtge 3%s 1982
:
Afay-Nov
Union Oil of California 2%s debs 1970—-June-Dec
100 V*
17
102%
1979_June-Dec
1964
1985
Jan-July
1st mtge
Quaker Oats
E
961%
103
"
•
—
135 %
135
April-Oct
.■
100
100
—
100% 100%
"-*102
1983—April-Ocf
refunding mortgage 3 Y<s
of
*100
June-Dec
:
123
95
lo2
3
100% 100%
1970—April-Oct
1990—April-Oct
2000
5s
+
10
36
9 0%
102%
V
3%s series C
gold
9u%
"102 fa 102%
April-Ocf
105%
97
__
II
I"" *ioo
—
refunding mortgage 8s 2037—June-Dec
refunding mortgage 3s 1972—May-Nov
1st
105%
—
97
*100
100%
-
refunding mortgage 5s 2037_—Jan-July
and
RR
96%
100
123
123
*__
;_Jan-July
Afay-Nov
3%s series B
first
99
tAThird Ave Ry first refunding 4s 1960
AAdjustment income 5s Jan 1960
3s
May-Non
First
»
M
3s
II
~
19611—Jan-July
First
•
110
*93%
—
ElectTic ft Gas Co—
-First
-
r,
/f"
M
refund
Pacific
*96% 100%
95
95
Louis—
impt M 4s series C 2019
impt 2%s series D 1985
Union Electric Co of
Mar -Sept
debentures
1963——
First and refunding mortgage 3%s
St
of
siyfj
u
1st
3s
Assn
Tri-Continental
•10G
mtge 3>4s 1977—Feb-Aug
mortgage 3s 1983
Jon-July
First mortgage 2%s
1984—
May-Nov
Providence- Terminal 4s 1956
.Afar-Sept
—
High
95
99
*__
Tol & Ohio
First
Public
RR
refund
Term
103%
June-Dec
1979
1
Jan-July
General and refund M 3%s ser
Texas Pacific-Missouri Pacific—
>
Feb-Aug
Jan.
Cow
No.
Jan-July
1966
1972
1973
and
Texas &
100
98%
-June-Dec
1977
Range since
bold
High
May-Nov
debentures
First and
107%
108
100
2%s
debentures
First
6
4
Afar-Sept
1974
series D
Co
Texas Corp 3s debentures 1965
Texas k New Orleans RR—
Ry—
1962
series C
&
2%s
-
Pittsburgh Youngstown & Ashtabula
Bonds
s
AsRcd
a
103 >4
103
108% 109
100
Bid
Low
120%
108% 109
May-Nou
JLnursday
01-
High
99
*108
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal 3V2s 1965__Jan-July
Pittsburgh Plate Glass 3s debs 1967
April-Oct
Week's Range
Last
Sale Price
Period
Exchange
114
April-Oct
1964
New York Stock
5
*103
April-Oct
1975
Low
Interest
BONDS
1
Terminal
Jwne-Dec
mortgage 5s series B 1975-
General
Jan.
No.
103% 103%
Pittsburgh Cine Chicago & St Louis RR—
General
RECORD
8
430
*103
guaranteed 4s ser H 1960
Feb-Aug
Consolidated guaranteed 4%s ser I
1963__Feb-Aug
Consolidated guaranteed 4%s ser J
1964_May-Nov
General
BOND
AFRIL
Range since
Sold
99%'
103
1957—Afay-Nov
Consolidated
ENDED
115'/, 116%
115%
,
Plllsbury Mills Inc 3Vas s f debs 1972
June-Dec
Pittsbgh Bessemer & Lake Erie 2%s 1996__June-Dec
Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chic & St Louis Ry—
Bonds
High
99'/a
99%
June-Dec
WEEK
Thursday
Thursday's
Bid & Asked
Low
1983
bonds
Last
Period
FOR
Week's Range
no
bv
receivership,
such
or
companies.
'
reorganized
under Section
of
77
;
sales being transacted
during current week.
...
„
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
WEEKLY
In
AND
YEARLY
RECORD
the
following extensive list we furnish a complete report of the transactions on the American Stock
Exchange for the week beginning Monday,
April 4, 1955, and ending Thursday, April 7 (Friday, April
8, being Good Friday, and a Holiday on the Exchange). It is compiled from the report of the
American Stock Exchange itself and is intended to
include every security whether stock or bond in which any dealings have occurred during the current year.
RANGE
Thursday
STOCKS
American Slock
Range
Pr'
Acme
Acme
Aluminum
Wire
Adams
Aero
Co
Hat
Supply
1
6%
common.
10
28%
Inc
1
Manufacturing
1
Aeroquip Corporation
Agnew Surpass Shoe Stores
1
5
—
'
6%
28%
.
7
For
footnotes
see
page
33.
5
5
APRIL
8
Thur.day
STOCKS
Range
since
Jan.
Cow
29
ENDED
Sales
Shares
Hi
6%
WEEK
for Week
1,300
434
Jan
Last
American Stock Exchange
1
Sale Price
Sales
Range
for Week
Shares
Lov>
High
6%
Week's
of Prices
Apr
Air Associates Inc
(N J)
Range since Jan.
Low
High
10%
loi'„
Mar
38
Jan
Air-Way Electric Appliance
14%
14
14%
900
8
Jan
Airfleets
28%
28'4
29
300
2,000
434
Jan
6%
Jan
AJax Petroleums Ltd
Jan
600
5%
28
17%
16%
17%
9,800
8%
10%
10%
10%
1,500
10%
7% Mar
Feb
17% Mar
Alabama
Inc
Gas
5,„
B
31%
Corp
73/4
Feb
Alabama Great Southern
12%
Jan
Aiaoatna
Power
4.20%
preferred
30%
.
j 1
1
High
.
1234
Jan
15
Jan
133/4
Jan
35%
Feb
1£
Jan
|ii
5,500
%
Jan
31%
4,700
27 %
Jan
34
150
Jan
105%
Jan
146% 146%
100 %
^Dr
13% Mar
10%
5% Mar
450
7%
•
Ainsworth Manufacturing common
of Prices
Low
Alloyg.
Stores
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Exchange
FOR
101 %
20
140
Jan
175
100
Mar
Feb
23
30
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1698)
Monday, April 11
...
1955
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
Week's
Thursday
STOCKS
Last
American Stock Exchange
Alaska Airlines inc
—1
Algemene Kunatzijde Dnle N V
Amer dep rets Amer shares
of Prices
Low
Low
6
1,500
5%
36%
Jan
10«
Alles
100
5%
Jan
9%
Feb
33,500
4%
Jan
6%
Jan
5%
3,700
4
Jan
~4%
~4%
4.500
•
10
10%
10%
18%
1,600
pfd
37%
500
33%
99%
650
95
Development class
Automatic
Votinv
Science
7%
3
8%
3
Apr
Century Electric Co
Jan
Century
Jan
Feb
37%
Jan
Investors
Convertible
Camberlin
17
Charls
4 %
Feb
7%
3
Jan
Charter
Co
of
Co
Corp
107
Wire
(The)
29%
Jan
38%
Feb
Clary
15%
Jan
17%
1,260
110% Mar
116%
Feb
Claussner
4,800
5% Mar
7%
Jan
Clayton
13,600
3,900
24% Mar
56
3%
-1
I
3%
3%
8%
Claude
Neon
Apr
65
Jan
Club
Apr
1%
9% Mar
/
Jan
4%
Feb
on
Clinchfield
1
-1
4
preferred
Machine.
%
30,000
15%
Jan
24 % Mar
11%
5,400
4
4%
4%
14%
10%
11
24
.
13%
Jan
3%
1,800
Manufacturing
Jan
21
ext
to
Consolidated
"in
8A
xl6%
•
8%
14,900
X16%
17%
4
200
15%
550
Basic
Refractories
Basin
Oil
inc
Company_____I
Bearings Inc
Beau-Brummell
Ltd—'"
3%
Jan
2%
3%
2%
2%
7
Apr
9
A Jan
Cook
Corby
Jan
10%
Feb
Jan
2jjf
Watch
Co
32,100
5% Mar
3,900
12% Mar
9%
200
9% Mar
2%
2,400
9%
"1%
2%
5
5%%
Borne
Co
22%
24%
~j
19%
18%
21
common.
25
„i
commonlllllll*
•
prior cumulative
preferred—100
IIIIIIIIIIIIl
Brad
Foote Gear Works
Inc
Brazilian Traction
Light & Pvrr
Breeze Corp common—
Brlllo
Gas Light Co
Manufacturing
American
_20o
ord"
•
"•
IHH
14%
7,100
Amer
dep
rets
ord
bearer
Amer
rets
ord
reg
44 %
Petroleum
Amer
deposit
Co
rets
g
•
ord
Lines
12
Crown
Crown
46%
1,300
45%
Feb
48%
Jan
Crown
10,900
10
Jan
10%
Jan
Crystal
12%
12%
2,650
11%
Jan
6%
1,500
5%
Jan
X6%
11%
13
3 %
8 %
8'%
8%
9,800
3%
Jan
5%
Feb
2%
Jan
3%
Feb
Jan
9% Mar
Jan
8%
Jan
Feb
26%
Feb
Jan
29% Mar
26
25
26%
27 %
26 % Mar
3,900
4
i',[
4
7%
4
26'/,
2,000
io
2.400
26%
Jan
7%
Jan
Jan
7%
Apr
1,000
Feb
10%
10%
6,300
15%
15
15%
9,800
•
112 %
1
16 %
16%
16%
1,700
7%
7%
7%
300
7%
Jan
14
13%
14%
1,800
13%
Apr
21%
21 %
21%
800
1
2 50
Ltd class B
II
110% 112%.
650
16
Jan
17
Jan
107 % Mar
Feb
119%
Feb
18%
Jan
Mar
20
Feb
8
16%
Mar
19%
•
19
19 %
1,400
18 %
23 %
23%
24
2,400
23
Feb
25% Mar
10%
200
10'/a. Mar
10%
10%
10%
700
10%
19%
18 %
19%
17,700
16%
common
%
4'%
—7.50
11
Jan
Jan
10%
Jan
Jan
19%
Jan
Sugar
I0c
mewj
common
Estate
2
50c
5%
Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd.
*
California Electric Power
•
Calvan
Consol
Camden
Fire
Canada
Bread
Oil
&
Gas
Co
Canada
Canadian
Canadian
Jan
Canadian
For
2
12.000
Jan
2% Mar
5%
500
5
Apr
6%
Jan
3%
100
3%
Feb
3%
Jan
15%
16%
G,300
14%
Jan
17
12Tb
7,000
11%
Jan
13%
Jan
6%
Jan
32%
5%
6,100
600
,
40
%
40 lb.
20
200
i
2%
2%
Oil
7%
Apr
1%
9%
Feb
2
500
1%
Jan
3
Jan
1
6 %
6
6%
600
5%
Jan
6% Mar
10#
3%
3%
Corp
Co
•
%
11,000
4
,
39%
39%
Feb
3% Apr.
35% Mar
50
40
Mar
Jan
5%
Jan
•
16%
16%
17
400
16%
Apr
19
16%
16%
16%
200
16
Jan
17 % Mar
Co
%
io
%
4,600
15%
14%
•15%
1
12 %
12%
400
A
•
20%
20%
A Mar
3,900
common
200
(ord
]« Jan
12%
Jan
16%
Feb
9%
Jan
13
Feb
19% Mar
reg)_£l
8
(Md)
"A" partic
8
•
•
10
5
common
136% 138
9
9
15
20% Mar
2%
(Mo)
Jan
Jan
6%
Jan
9%
1,100
14 %
Jan
16%
Feb
151
Feb
Apr
25%
25%
100
25%
Feb
26
Jan
2%
1,000
2%
Jan
3
Jan
2%
24
250
19
20
168
173% 173%
—
11%
Jan
Feb
24% Mar
175
Mar
11%
12%
22,100
9%
Jan
12%
21'/a
21%
160
17%
Feb
24
Mar
Jan
7
Jan
2.50
common
5%
120 %
1,700
15
23%
—
•
common
Jan
1,400
9%
14 %
—
250
common
Sugar
Inc
5%
138
1
common
Tobacco
Daltch
Crystal
Davenport
Davidson
Day
Mines
Dayton
Dejay
Dairies
Hosiery
7
8
17%
Co
class
Jan
Apr
18 % Mar
Gasket
Gray
Dome
90
5%
300
700
28%
Co
3%
3%
x29%
15 %
3 %
—
f
116
rets
Bridge
Dominion
Steel
Dominion
Tar
Dominion
Textile
Corp
Co
Ltd
Co
Harris
Feb
Mar
Jan
3 % Mar
16%
Feb
4 %
Mar
•
"
■
10,200
Feb
Jan
33%
29%
Jan
35
Feb
l^g Mar
2
Jan
in
6. J
9,2 30
Mar
».
an
4% Mar
Feb
311
Jan
14%
Apr
Mar
1,000
9
5
7
jan
600
19
Jan
20%
Feb
Jan
6%
Jan
9
Apr
,T
19
19%
16%
16%
4,800
16
Mar
18%
10%
10%
2,2)0
10% Mar
12%
8 %
Feb
15%
Jan
12%
4%
12 %
12%
i,oo5
1,500
!"'/«
Anr
Feb
1
4%
Jan
5%
Feb
200
25%
Jan
26 %
Feb
3)%
1,033
36
Jan
22%
°
4%
25%
33
...
4%
25%
:
Co
B)
30
152
6% Mar
'
Co
8%
Mar
Jan
10'%
Ltd..
common
(Allen
%
25
Jan
3%
common..
Douglas Oil Company
Dow
Brewery Ltd.
Dragon Cement Co Inc
Power
i
Jan
Mar
6%
16%
& Coal ord stock
& Chemical
%
1
Inc
Corp
8%
common
Ltd-
Co
1
5%
2^c
33
28%
3
13%
5%
!
Jan
9% Mar
.
Jan
13%
700
reg
Ltd
Finance
Dorr-Oliver
ord
Corp
Jan
22 %
700
.
1
1 170
20%
\
30%
—
1'%
Jan
143
103
3%
*" *
\
J«tn
5%
40
15%
..
30
800
Ltd—
dep
(The)
A
32%
24%
28%
Ltd.
Oils
Domestic
Duke
Apr
24 %
30%
Mfg
Exploration
Driver
X32
5%"
...
Products
Co
American
Dlversey
lie
151% 151%
common
Devoe & Raynolds class B
Distillers
18%
Jan
9,700
&
Hardware
Devon-Leduc
16% Mar
Jan
6%
Ml
__
Manufacturing
Iron Foundry
Steel
Jan
14 %
1 ii
debenture
Detroit
10%
100
8%
24%
Mfg class A
8 %
Detroit
1,000
1,500
8%
32%
A
common
Corporation
Detroit
Detroit
15%
16
8%
1%
Rubber
Dennlson
15%
16
!
Inc
Inc
Stores
Demlein
15%
Inc.
Mills
Brothers
22 %
44%
23
1.030
19%
Jan
24
S%
8%
27,000
8%
Feb
101
10
9%
Feb
Mar
Jan
40
40
53
39% Mar
52%
.
52
45%
Jan
53
330
50 %
Jan
58%
Feb
14%
13%
14%
13,403
13%
Jan
17% Mar
Laboratories—
common
39
Mar
10c
j._
^
_•
—
ord reg
..10s
4%%
prior
common
Eastern States
20.900
20%
19%
$7
150
15,200
16
2 i'o
Jan
Jan
5% Mar
17% Mar
23 % Mar
3%
Feb
8
Jan
21%
Jan
preferred
Malleable
10
preferred
9
C
23
1
28
1
_•
%
4%
9
603
2,30 3
28%
600
4%
Jan
Jan
5%
Feb
Jan
9%
Feb
f %
Jan
9;-
Apr,
30%
Jan
27% Mar
10%
19 %
11%
24.700
9%
69
69
69%
800
63%
29 %
31
310
28
17%
19
%
25
Corp
preferred series A.
4%
3%
7%
100
Iron
13
j
1/T1
17%
Jan
12%
Feb
Jan
71%
Feb
Mar
32%
Jan
Apr
22
Jan
Mai
lnt
185
184
185
150
183
Jan
195
•
__
$0 preferred series B
Eastern Sugar Associates—
Common shares of beneficial
$2
3 il Mar
1
Eastern Gas & Fuel Assn
Feb
7%
21
rets
Co
Durham Hosiery class B common..
Duro Test Corp common.,
Duval Sulphur & Potash Co
5|§ Jan
6%
21
dep
(The)
7A
3,400
21
6%
44 % Mar
Rubber Co Ltd—
American
Duraloy
17,000.
2%
513
,
Mar
Duniop
Eastern
2,V
4,400
% Mar
—•
Refining
Atlantic
Jan
2,',r
33.
8
1 %
receipts
Co
2%
7 %
page
7%
a
Internat'l
2 % Mar
j
see
8
'
10c
footnotes
dep
6,800
Dredge & Dock Co Ltd
Homestead Oils Ltd
partlc pfdl_10
5% Apr
27%" Mar
—
*
13%
%
9%
Jan
12%
_•
Ltd
1%
5
Atlantic Oil Co Ltd
Canners Ltd common—
Canadian Marconi
Canadian Petrofina
X10% Mar
Jan
30%
6
1,800
Jan
5%
2
13
5%
x30 '/a
2%
12%
13%
9%
5%
Southern Petroleums Ltd vtc. 1
Canadian
Feb
13
Drilling & Exploration Co
30%
•
Feb
1.25
Draper
3% Mar
Jan
14%
Jan
HI#
common
Jan
Feb
19
33%
Apr
5
-
Ltd
Canada Cement Co Ltd
6%% prelerence
12%
13%
24%
Mar
Jan
%
.IIIIIl
Co
Insurance
15%
Feb
Jan
13
12
5%
800
1%
12%
22%
% Apr
29% Mar
Jan
3%
1
800
600
200
preferred
Class
Super Corp
13
24
Ltd—
Drug
DuMont
Cable Electric Products
Calarnba
13%
12%
23%
403
Feb
C
C <fe C
13%
23%
8,500
%
300
4,000
Jan
%
4%
3%
15%
Feb
Mar
9%
31%
10.100
10%
22
Jan
13%
33,700
10%
Jan
7%
13%
l'T
3'%
10%
8% Mar
Jan
14
3,500
30%
5%
%
5%
25c
class A
Jan
10%
7%
2.50
12 %o
Jan
25%
500
IIII.9
Mines Ltd—
American dep rets ord
shares...3s 6d
Biscuit
19%
Jan
8%
10%
Burma
Jan
8%
10
convertible preferred
Bunker Hill & Sullivan
Corp
Corporation
12%
9% Mar
14%
4,900
8%
31 %
Mines
Dominion
1.50c
common
60c
convertible
%
Jan
Jan
•
7% preferred—
6%
4%
27%
3U Feb
26
10%
Company
Buckeye Pipe Line
Budget Finance Plan
Gil
Jan
%
6
£1
BSF
Burry
30%
6%
io
20%
8
Jan
8
5%
19%
Jan
13%
Manufacturing Co
500
49%
•
Curtis
300
Jan
Jan
•
Jan
32,100
36%
Jan
10
102
9%
1,200
8%
Jan
500
2%
44
7% Mar
Jan
%
3 %
1,300
2%
Jan
Mar
2%
8
4%
Apr
13%
45
9 %
7%
3% Mar
2
14%
36
3%
21.2UJ
31%
1,400
Jan
100
2 */4
Jan
Lighting
Feb
Jan
4%
Jan
Curtis
3%
31%
29 %
2
13%
Apr
3
27% Mar
%
4%
24% Mar
13
Jan
930
X28
1,400
10% Mar
2%
26%
Varnish
Gold
Cork
Cuban
Jan
13% Mar
2,600
44%
41
7
$6
12%
Jan
7,100
Inc
Cent Petroleum
Cuban
Jan
Feb
9% Mar
12
14
7,600
9%
27%
Apr
7% Mar
8%
8%
200
13%
Petroleum
Feb
x7% Mar
150
10%
Englneerlng_l
Corp
1
&
voting
American
Apr
9% Mar
27%
Crowley Milner & Co
26%
Apr
13%
non-voting
Courtaulds
Creole
8%
12%
Inc
10%
%
10
29%
Var
& Reynolds
preferred class
$1
O
Mar
26%
1
Inc
Corroon
21
99 %
—
B
Coro
Jan
8
•
A
Class
Jan
I.II1.1
reg
common
Brown Rubber Co common..
Bruce (E L) Co common.
Byrd
Jan
16% Mar
Ltd
$5 convertible preference
Brown Forman Distillers
4%
cumulative
Mills
Feb
Jan
preferred.—III._lo
Company
Bruck
2%
5%
Jan
Jan
&
Mar
Jan
Distillery Ltd—
Cornucopia
8%
~3 %
lOa
Brown
Feb
7% Mar
12%
Apr
Mar
11%
21% Mar
10s
dep
British
(H)
17,600
•
II#
Co
6%
16
Tobacco—
British Celanese Ltd—
American dep rets ord
reg
British Columbia Power
common
-
5
700
~~#
Co common
American Oil
6%
j
_
Bourjois Inc
British
12%
16 %
3
_
common
British
46
10%
2%
200
24 %
Inc
Scrymser Co..
Bridgeport
5
16
IIIIIl
Inc_IIII
Jan
10% Mar)
Feb
6%
15%
Inc common
-II-.IIl
Black Starr &
Gorham class A
•
C)
7%
6%
15%
16
Blauner's common
Blumenthal (S) & Co
(H
100
6%
1
Blckford's
Bohack
25,400
8%
15%
IIII~—50o
Ties common
Bellanca Aircraft common
Bell Telephone of
Canada
Benrus
Paint
19%
Mar
5%
12%
Uranium
Feb
17
1,300
19,800
13%
Commercial
Jan
Mar
12
27
60o
Utilities
Continental
4%
; s
7
35% Mar
12
7%
1950
Air
Mar
10
10
Engineering Corp
Gas
Continental
17%
1
~~20n
6,200
7%
Mar
] n % Mar
12
~2%
Consolidated Liquidating
Jan
1
IIIIIIIII
Beck
(AS) Shoe Corp
Beckman Instruments
2%
8%
•
7%
7%
12
8%
Consolidated Mining & Smelt'g Ltd
Consolidated Royalty Oil
Class
shares
Ltd
Oil
Barcelona Tr Light & Power
Barium Steel
Corp
8.u
20%
Feb
American
Banff
8%
1
Feb
24 %
Jan
14,300
4
8%
•
4%
11% Mar
Feb
9
1
IIIII
8%
•
Oo
Continental
I
common
8
lOo
16%
9% Mar
1,000
Vtc
Consolidated
Feb
Gas—
Banco de los Andes—
19%
7%
Co
Stone
Bailey & Selburn OH
Baldwin Securities
Corp
18%
7%
7
35
1
&
Car-Na
j
18%
1
41%
Co
vtc
Airlines
Aviation
A
250
4
Equipment Co
Development ordinary
Continental
Class
11%
20
common
Oils
Continental
Baldwin Rubber
11%
8
Manufacturing
B
<fc
11%
1
Co
Farm
Jan
5
14% Mar
18,800
24%
Mar
2%
800
15%
10%
24%
11
400
15%
...3
3
33% Mar
-1
*
Electronic
II
Collieries Corp common
Jan
10
,1c
&
1 % Mar
29%
Commodore Hotel Inc
23%
41 % Mar
500
Community Public Service.
Compo Shoe
Machinery—
Mar
Jan
31%
Jan
53
28
31%
Jan
Apr
175
31%
2%
49%
Jan
16% Mar
94% Mar
23% Mar
104%
300
2 A
Feb
Jan
1
Corp
Sand
lji
12 % Mar
•
Producta
Colonial
Feb
75%
550
1
Co—
Caribbean
Colon
Jan
6
Jan
l
Coal
1%
1%
Feb
6%
Jan
Feb
3%
22
Jan
5 % Mar
i!
Jan
10%
4
Jan
5%
400
20%
1%
10%
1
1
,
16%
4,200
6%
1,200
99%
21
17%
%
6,600
150
21%
—II—III
6
Jan
1 %
100
51
Feb
9%
22%
1%
49 %
'
__
Mar
40
22%
103%
%
17%
—
50
Inc
Aluminum
Colts
103
1
14
Jan
0
Co
Lambert
Colonial
•
'53)—*
Jan
22%
Co
Hosiery
&
Coastal
Jan
2,400
Mar
"I
Corporation
30%
Jan
——
8
I
Corp
Manufacturing
Cockahutt
f,1
£i
17%.
Jan
1
L
Controller
29%
Mar
18%
D
Feb
8% Mar
8
Mining
Cable
&
79%
98%
38
39
Consolidated
Claroatat
29%
Feb
12
—
37
Jan
Jan
Jan
Feb
—
—
Circle
Clark
30%
Feb
7%
—
Chief
Jan
28
75%
93%
Feb
Apr
28%
600
Mar
31
28
240
7%
—.
—
313
7,600
111% 113%
6%
6%
78%
7%
9% Mar
Jan
10%
28%
Jan
■
1,000
110
29 %
8% Mar
25%
16,900
Jan
112%
77%
1%
11 a
22%
•
10
15%
10.000
16
125
%
90
Clark
33%
1,000
9
27
15
Feb
15%
%
27%
10
_.
85%
Apr
33
7,7e Mar
1
5
'
Jan
5
common
13%
33
4%
15
Ltd
Co
Jan
15%
Lb,200
85%
Oil
Feb
5
6 %
Cherry-Burrell
4%
5
5%
A
Chesebrough Manufacturing common_10
Chicago Rivet & Machine
4
10%
50
6
10
500
10,400
4
2.50
14,300
31
Feb
6
8,700
1
common
America
common
4 %
28
7%
6% Mar
7,400
a
13%
108% 109%
Jan
Jan
Jan
6%.
5%
10
10%
30%
18%
6%
Feb
11% Mar
5% Mar
4% Mar;
15% Mar
5%
Feb
Jan
Jan
Jan
6%
Apr
15
Jan
%
Feb
Feb
Jan
Mar
5%
10
common
10%
„
5%
4%
Apr
Apr
3%
1,500
21
Jan
9%
%
1,000
Inc
4%
l
115
19%
A Jan
10%
6%
110% Mar
100
4%
100
10%
100
10%
Feb
130
%
■
Jan
16% Jan
12,000
Jan
3%
137
16%
1
pfd
City Auto Stamping
City Specialty Stores Inc common
4%% convertible preferred
11
Feb
Jan
Jan
13
800
Jan
12
116
•
„
*
preference
Aircraft
Cessna
71% Mar
16,200
8%
300
112
%
100
10%
Jan
111
1
preferred
35
5,200
i'is
14%
in
14%
Jan
30%
235
4%
aeries
Power & Light 4%
Jan
500
600
3%
16 %
Corp
$1.50
13
2.50
22
Corp
Automatic Steel
Products Inc
Ay shire
3.50%
Mar
14%
400
•
paid
Dec
55
8% Mar
1,700
18%
7%
1
pfd
23%
ftp
Atlas Corp warrants™
Atlas Plywood
Axe
4%
19%
3%
14%
A
div
4'%
18%
Co_w._—IIIIIIl*
non-cum
Secur
preference
32%
2,750
19
j
Atlantic Coast Fisheries
Non-voting
Conv
68% Jan
17
15
17
4%
Co
300
5%
Apr
10% Mar
Central Maine Power Oo—
35
6%
class
on
Illinois
Central
Jan
Jan
27
19%
Associated Laundries of America
Associated Tel & Tel— *
$41
Feb
1%
1%
Jan
Central
500
9%
128
4%
Central Ohio Steel Producta
3
American dep rets
reg
Line
38
if Jan
8,800
9%
3 %
'
— —
.1
Jan
50e
convertible preferred
&
Feb
Apr
5
Equipment Corp
Associate Electric Industries—
'53
7%
21%
9%
Mar
27%
1
30%
27
4
100
5,100
1
Jan
2
arrear
Jan
Corp of America
Cenco Corporation
Central Explorers Ltd
Jan
34 %
8,000
10%
10%
Catalin
Apr
8%
Jan
•
24%
26%
2%
122
1
17%
warrants
Coast
Feb
2,200
34
1 % Mar
10
50
5
Aro
July 1
Jan
8%
7,500
27 %
3%
•
common
1,900
27
Jan
1%
4%
10%
9%
2a 6d
Co
5,700
A
Appalachian Elec Power 4%%
Argus Cameras Inc
Atlantic
6%
11%
pfd
common
19
2.40
$43
200
Mar
Co
&
M)
30%
Arkansas Fuel Oil
Corp
II
Arkansas Louisiana Gas
Co.IIIIII
Arkansas Power & Light $7
pfd
(ex
9% Mar
6%
24
W)
17%
l
shares
A
Jan
1%
20c
Angostura-Wupperman
Apex-Electric
Manufacturing
CI
(A
34%
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp—
4%%
Products
(J
Light $5
29%
preferred
Co
Carter
Castle
%
23
Anacon Lead Mines Ltd
Anchor Post Products
Co
Feb"
Apr
0%
—II*
Corp—
&
&
17%
:
5%
1 %
....'
124
170%
169
172
3 jJ
167
Jan
181%
1
21%
20''2
21%
200
18%
Jan
20%
Apr
24
24
24
100
21%
Jan
24 V*
Jan
30
.
3 ii Mar
27 %
dep rets B ord
30%
com
American Writing
Paper common—
Armstrong Rubber
American
Feb
20
Co
1
High
5,600
4
fir
10%
1
•
25
Machine-
Low
4%
'
19.50
Inc—
2.50
40%
300
—100
Kennedy
common
99%
10%
1
_2
Armour
5%
Co
Jan
10%
American Natural Gas Co
6%TpfdIIl23
American Republics
io
American Seal-Kap common
"A"
Jan
&
Mar
21%
6%
4
Range since Jan.
High
4
ui
1
1
Shares
Ltd—
l
Meter Co
Amurex Oil
PoweT
Carreraa
37
15
Rubber Co
American Thread 5%
American Tractor
Carolina
Feb
98
•
common
Manufacturing Co
American
Jan
19
37%
•
common
American Maracalbo
11%
14%
99%
25o
conv
{American Bantam Car Co
Hard
Carnation
3% Jan
100
Ambrook
American
Jan
Casco
preferred
Aluminum Goods
Manufacturing—.
Aluminum Industries common
American
Carman
5%
9% Mar
500
17%
18%
1
Feb
Mar
4
—1
Co
9%
4
Aluminum Co of America—
American Laundry
&
Baxter
9% Jan
4%
1
Allied Control Co Inc
5% Mar
Carey
for Week
of Prices
Low
—6o
Capital City Producta common.
Capital Transit Co_.
7>/4
6%
5 %
Allied Internat'l
Investing cap stock—1
Allied Products (Mich) common
I
American Beverage*
American Book Co
Williston Mlnerala
Canso Oil Producers Ltd vtc
5 %
1
common
Industries Inc
American Air Filter 5%
Par
Canadian
Jan
44
5%
6 %
Allied Artists Pictures
Corp
5%%
convertible
preferred
cumulative
Feb
7>/4
1
$3.75
6%
Sales
Range
Sale Price
High
Jan
Week's
Last
American Stock Exchange
1
Canso Natural Gaa Ltd vtc
Alleghany Corp warrants
Allegheny Airlines Inc
Fisher
ENDED APRIL 8
Thursday
Range since Jan.
„
All American Engineering Co
&
WEEK
STOCKS
Shares
High
5%
5%
FOR
*
for Week
Range
Sale Price
Fa*
Sales
Feb
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FOR WEEK
RANGE
Thursday
STOCKS
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Weeks
Par
Elder
Bond
°/4
it
ii!
28-/4
lo
Eleowograpmc Corp
Corp of
common
1
5%
Electric
Corp
Manufacturing
Co
Equity
Corp common
convertible preferred
$2
Esquire
1%
17
104
1*4
Apr
19%
15%
20
102%
104
8%
600
19%
100
4%
5 Va
26,600
50%
51%
1,300
5%
5%
1,500
1 VB
50 Vz
1 %
7,000
%
1Va
Jan
105% Mar
Jan
Jan
9 Va
Jan
Mar
22%
Jan
7%
19
3%
53%
42% Jan
Feb
4% Jan
v
5% Mar
1% Mar
1-fo Jan
%
1,500 -
10
%
Jan
Jan
18% Mar
17% Mar
1
32%
31%
33%
5,000
31 Va
Apr
25c
2%
2 %
2%
38,800
1%
Jan
2\\ Mar
•
4*4
4%
4%
6,900
3%
Jan
5
10
59 Vz
59%
2od
51%
Jan
GO
2.50
5%
4% Mar
6
Instrument
&
.
Federated Petroleums Ltd
Fire
Association
Firth
Sterling
Flshman
(Phila)
Inc
(M H)
Co Inc__
1
Ford
Motor
Class
A
Class
B
Ford
Line
Tiger
74,800
10%
10*8
21%
21%
22
1
0 Vz
6%
•
Inc
non-voting
voting-
Motor
111%
10)
10%
2,00)
6*8
Co
5%
Apr
Apr
Jan
24
Jan
7% Jan
Jan
Motor
114
2,800
102%
Jan
114%
Jan
112
112
200
104%
Jan
113
Feb
5,700
10%
Feb
Ltd—
11%
deposit receipts ord regJEl
11%
10Tb
(Geo
A)
—1
1.25
•
Co
3 li
3
3%
.
3
3'!
u
3
3
%
3
3%
A
15
15
42,500
V«
15%
3 %
1,700
Apr
Power
Co
Gellman
Motors
Kawneer
32 %
V
500
27%
4 %
4%
4%
1,100
1
141a
14*8
15 Va
3,200
Alloys Co
General Builders Supply
5%
convertible
_2%
2%
800
2 %
♦
3%
2,800
4%
Feb
Feb
Feb
6% Feb
3%
2%. Jan
2%
Apr
Feb
16
Jan
3%
Jan
18%
com—1
25
Corp
preferred
112
3% Mar
14%
Warrants
General
32%
Jan
5%
Corp
Jan
Feb
Jan
Jan
19
Co
American
General
Fireproofing
General
Outdoor
General
5%
Plywood Corp
convertible
General
Power
$4.60
Mich
1,700
16%
400
"l%
~1%
"l%
Oil
Klrby
&
1
Mines
Gold
3 Vz
7
common
Gladding McBean & Co
109
Petroleum
Kirkland
6%
Knott Hotels Corp
Kobacker
Glen
Alden
Glenmore
Globe
Coal
Gobel
Co
(Adolf)
Godchaux
Class
•
Distilleries
Union
Kroy
Oils
Ltd
Krueger Brewing
5
•
class A
107%
Feb
109
3,400
3%
Apr
6%
Apr
Shore
prior
Foundry Corp
Corp of Delaware
Goldfield
Gorham
Graham-Paige Motors 5%
Grand Rapids Varnish
Gray Manufacturing Co
Great
Atlantic
Great
Non-voting
7%
1st
Great
Sweet
McKee
Greer
49% Mar
1%
1%
%
iya
68,000
55 Vz
58
28%
28%
29%
28 %
8
8
8
14 %
4%
400
14%
4%
30% Mar
Jan
29
7%
2,600
4*8
14
74%
Jan
21
100
Jan
28 Va
1,200
28%
Jan
49
630
50
Feb
1% Feb
4,500
Mar
8%
Feb
Feb
16% Mar
13*8 Mar
3%
Feb
5%
Jan
Feb
194
193
194
100
139%
139
139%
50
133%
1
2%)
2%
3
13,000
2%
1
3
3
3%
19,100
3
Co
Ltd
•
15%
200
181
Mar
209
Jan
Jan
140
Mar
3%
Apr
4
Mar
Communication
McWilllams
Mead
Mfg
Menasco
Mesabl
$2
Co
Jan
Mid-West
12%
Feb
Midwest
3,000
8% Jan
18% Mar
18% Mar
Grocery Stores Products common
5
15%
15
15%
300
14%
15 %
Miller
Feb
Hammond
Organ
Brewing
26 Vz
Jan
57%
400
55%
3.•<(!')
1%
Apr
2
1
10c
10c
*
5
25c
•
common
1 l;>
5 %
5 %
2
2
9%
9%
common
100
100
1
preferred
4%
preferred
Henry Holt & Co common
A
1
51%
1,700
59%
Jan
2%
3,900
2%
Apr
3%
Jan
13%
3,100
8%
Jan
15%
Feb
24%
24%
25
350
22 Vb
Jan
29%
Feb
14%
Jan
31
2,000
28 %
Jan
170
99%
Feb
103
Mar
76 Vz
Jan
79
Mar
14%
Jan
17% Feb
30
101
101
101%
4%
4%
4%
x8%
x8%
800
14%
14%
18%
17%
18%
19
18%
19
Horder's
*
19%
18
19%
Horn
Se
5%
15
-•
& Co
<fe Hardart
Horn
Baking Co
Hardart
•
common
8
4%
4%
48
48
700
3%
1,600
xl7
75
48
15%
25
47 %
30
23%
23%
5
capital stock—*
Hurd Lock & Manufacturing Co
5
(Harvey)
Inc
138
2,500
20"%
107
common
Humble Oil & Refining
•
f
Hydro-Electric Securities
Hygrade Food Products
Jan
Mar
Feb
15% Mar
2,600
145% 148
x23%
13%
5.700'
100
preferred
Hubbell
4%
Apr
3% Jan
9
14%
Hormel (Geo A)
50%
2,300
x8%
Inc
12% Jan
2%
i
1
•
class A
Co
&
Jan
13%
51
2.50
(R)
Jan
2%
2%
Consol Gold Mines
Holly Stores Inc
Holophane Co common
Hoe
Jan
6%
_
13%
5114
10c
Holllnger
5Vb
Apr
Mar
9% Mar
20,800
—1
10
Products
Feb
2
9,600
10%
Feb
2%
5%
(JOQ
59%
4 Vz Mar
500
4%
4%
5%
2
•
2
A
Hlgbie Mfg Co common
5%
convertible preferred
35% Mar
Jan
1 %
Co
Steel
1,800
57
5%%
Hercules
Jan
1%
Corp
Co
4%
57%
Dept Stores common
Hecla Mining Co
Class
Jan
Jan
1
25
Co
Hearn
Heller
5%
3%
—1
Light
Rubinstein
Jan
1,600
10
34%
Bishop Inc
Helena
4%
4%
33%
Hathaway Bakeries Inc
Havana
Lithographing Co
Hazeltlne
5 %
34%
Company
Electric
Harvard
Hazel
%
S
Hartford
Hastings Mfg
5
4%
4
1
Inc
Hall Lamp Co
Feb
89%
88%
2,100
5
9ya
9%
Mar
"dividend shares
Feb
14% Mar
18%
Apr
.4%
Jan
Apr
19%
Apr
Jan
50
Jan
Mar
148
Apr
Jan
Jan
Jan
23%
Apr
111%
Feb
39
Mar
10%
99%
Jan
4
4
400
4
Mar
4%
Jan
7%
7%
400
7% Jan
7%
Feb
lb
lb"a
87% Jan
9u0
15%
Jan
18%
Feb
Piping
New
Zinc
Co
common
5
common
(when
issued)
—-2.50
Chemical Industries—
Amer dep rets ord reg
£1
Imperial Oil (Canada) capital stock—*
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
5
Imperial Tob of Gt Brit <fe Ireland—£1
Indianapolis Pwr & Light 4% pfd—100
Industrial Hardware Mfg Co
50c
Insurance Co of North America
5
29%
29
30 VB
15
15
——
2,700
31*4
200
14% Mar
Feb
15
Apr
International
Cigar
Metal
Industries
International Petroleum
International
Products
International
Resistance
Investors
Iowa
Royalty
Wohl
Co
common
convertible preferred
4%%
Public
Missouri
Service
footnotes
-
see
page
38
10Tb
„
%
10% 4
—
14.600
4.50%
'
—
97
—
98%
6%
6%
6%
series C
preferred
900
.
SMuntz
Tel
States
Mountain
TV
__
26%
_
—
__
Nachman
National
Milling
National
National
Brewing Co (Mich)
33.
92
National
Mfg & Stores common
Petroleum Ltd
National
Presto
National
Radiator
Gas
Industries
National
Research
National
Rubber
Steel
Car
Union
National
U
Electric
Radiator
S
4%%
wi_
Oil Ltd
11*4
"4*4
Jan
Feb
9%
Mar
12%
Jan
15
20
Jan
22%
Feb
9 Vz Mar
Feb
9%
Jan
133/a
Jan
Jau
12,300
8%
8%
100
6%
Jan
9*a
4
4%
700
3 Vb
Jan
4*8 Mar
Va
Mar
37%
Jan
4%
Jan
7%
Apr
6%
Jan
7% Mar
34
~7*a
~6%
2,700
7
6%
1,700
46
46
44*4 Mai-
46%
Jan
71 %
77 %
l,9o0
68
Mar
77%
Apr
16%
16%
16%
300
13
Jan
163t
Apr
2*8
3,900
2% Mar
14%
14%
14%
200
13% Mar
'10
74 %
7
5,200
nr
33%
33%
250
28%
Jan
33% Mar
13%
12'/4
13%
5,300
11
Jan
14 Va
18 Vz
Jan
27 Va
Feb
4%
Apr
2*8
2%
25
VB
•
3 % Mar
15 Va Mar
86
Jan
•
Fe^
26%
25%
26%
2,600
3%
3%
4%
7,200
.v,B
29%
29%
29*n
1,400
26%
Jan
30 % Mar
23%
23
23 Va
200
19
Jan
23 %
41
Feb
45
Apr
Idria
Min
Feb
New
New
Jersey
New
Mexico
Feb
New
Park
&
preferred
Chem
v«w
Process
Feb
New
Superior
35%
Jan
38%
Feb
3.000
9%
Feb
10*8
Jan
14%
14%
200
13%
Jan
15*4
Jan
38 Vz
40 3
7,200
28%
Jan
42 Va
Feb
1,900
25% Mar
31*8
Jan
12 Vz
4,100
11 % Mar
13%
Feb
24%
6,000
21%
38%
28
26%
28
12%
12 %
23%
23 Va
5%
5%
8
9
iii
Vb
15,900
16,300
Feb
24*4 Jan
f
7 Vb
Jan
Feb
10V4
Feb
Jan
47%
Jan
13
Feb
Feb
5V2 Jan
3,500
6
9 Vb
H
•
-
7*8
27
41%
37%
43
5%
"5%
_5%
3.300
12 %
12%
100
1%
5.700
8%
1,600
7% Mar
300
17% Mar
8Vb
"l%
1 Va
8 Va
8*a
18%
Jan
5*2
6
Jan
11%
Jan
'
19
14*2 Mar
1%
5
Jan
8%
Apr
New
York
2*4
Jan
3% Mar
New
York & Honduras
York
Auction
Feb
8 Vz
^ Jan
Feb
19 % Mar
24,200
13*2
Jan
17*4
Jan
12%
17 VB
16
1(5 %
Jan
14*2
Apr
Feb
26%
Jan
29*8
1,600
20 %
Jan
23% Mar
200
6%
Jan
6%
6%
29%
29 Vz
4 %
4%
20,300
3% Mar
4%
4%
5%
5%
5%
2,700
5%
Jan
6%
35 %
35%
75
34%
Feb
36
Mar
18%
19
1,200
17Ve
Jan
19
Jan
Jan
105
Mar
21%
19
22
6%
600
30
100
104% 105
25
103
7*4
Feb
33
Jan
(Can)
Co
Ltd
common—
Rosario
Merchandise
Feb
Apr
Feb
45%
42%
45%
2.100
36%
Jan
45 V2
58
8,000
46
Jan
61% Mar
56 VB
56*8
99 Vz
Jan
105*i
100
3%
209
1G5 % 166%
590
3%
3%
165%
3*8
Jan
Jan
8%
2,600
7%
19%
Jan
Jan
45%
Feb
Jan
19
9 % Mar
5%
Jan
Jan
3%
Jan
23*8
Jan
116
Jan
5
Jan
700
20%
Feb
176%
3% Mar
19%
Apr
Mar
103 Va
Jan
5
"8%
1*4
102%
108
Apr
165% Mar
41 %
Jan
130 Vb Mar
125%
200
"l%
1%
1%
4,500
25%
25 Vz
25%
600
7%
7%
7%
I,200
"5%
5%
0%
2,300
5%
15 %
15%
200
15*4
Apr
17%
Feb
400
4%
Jan
6*8
Feb
22% Mar
27%
125
15%
5
5
5
Feb
2
11/4 Mar
25%
30% Mar
Apr'
8%
7% Mar
32
Jan
33% Mar
Jan
Jan
7
Apr
Jan'
24 Va
23 %
24 %
3.600
3%
3%
3%
5,300
2%
Jan
3%
5%
5 Vb
5%
4,600
4%
Jan
5% Mar
20%
20%
21
Vb
3,000
19%
Jan
23
12 % Mar
15
Jan
25c
25c
"m
")%
1
!i.
8.300
1 % Mar
2
A Jan
„_2
10%
10%
10%
1,700
10 % Mar
J
1
-1
29%
28
30%
3,800
10%
.
Feb
Mar
19%
10%
1
26%
25%
26%
5,100
12 Vz
Jan
14% Mar
18*8
Jan
26
Mar
33*4
Jan
19 Vb
Apr
24%
Jan
24 V8
Jan
28 Va
Feb
26%
nno
Jan
29*4 Feb
3%
Jan
2%
4*a
Jan
3%
3*8
3%
500
3%
3%
3%
8,100
Jan
4y4
Feb
11%
11 %
2,000
10% Mar
11%
Apr
1
11%
5
24 %
24
24:%
1,700
21
Feb
5 %
5
5%
200
5
Apr
2!;!
3
1
40c
2*8
135
31,000
50c
Mar
145
8% Mar
11
Feb
II.600
3% Mar
5
Mar
2%
37
8
4
3%
Jan
45%
45%
46 7
17,800
40 % Mar
48*8
23%
23%
24%
7,100
19% Mar
25*8
3%
3 Vb
3%
25,100
3 Va Mar
4Va
«
58
10
72
Jan
Apr
3 As
Feb
Jan
Jan
Jan
Mar
Apr
3 At
19,900
2i«
12%
12%
300
10 Va
Jan
12*e Mar
44 %
46 %
450
40
Jan
48
Jan
10'.
300
10
Mar
11
Jan
"2%
21
46%
10 Vb
*
10
Feb
50
131
1
1
Jan
3*4 Mar
2^ Jan
8%
8%
3%
7%
2,080
1
20
26*s Mar
133% 135%
•
common
Oils
Jan
9*8
9%
1
Mining Co
Co
Feb
.
25
Land
Arizona
Jan
New
Co
Zinc
&
.
4% Mar
4A Jan
9%
100
Clock & Watch Co
Mar
Mar
6%
1
Corp
Corp
Dominion
convertible
xll2% Mar
92
Feb
5% Mar
30c
Transit common
vpMnnal
England Tel & Tel
Mar
Jan
8%
•
Haven
92
n%
11%
.10
10
common
Ltd
11%
20
500
!Il
Corp
Machinery
29*8
92
Jan
7% Mar
1,400
7%
4
4
National Starch Products
National
Inc—
Co
Jan
92
13*4
21%
*
Fuel
National
Feb
7,000
18*4
5% Mai-
3.300
13%
21%
8%
•
National
10%
19.600
8%
13%
1
common
25%
8%
300
21%
-1
1
Co
Bellas Hess
1.20O
3'/a
8%
Feb
4%
3,500
-1
10,300
8
6
,_1
1
11%
2%
5%
5%
Alfalfa Dehydrating &
26*8
8%
5 Va
6
.10
10
Corp
Namm-Loeser's Inc
10%
2%
1% Mar
*
26 Vb
1
pfd—100
—
5%
N
New
36*4
4*4 Mar
Jan
Mar
7
Ohio
New
Feb
Jan
%
14%
Muskegon
Feb
8%
1
Mfg Co
5
Piston Ring common—2.50
Muskogee Co common
10
Muter Company common
50o
Murray
Feb
23
3
2,500
1
8*4
Jan
4.800
1
1
,100
Tel
&
Inc
11%
Jan
4 Vb
If'o
10c
1
4
2.50
cumulative preferred
Vernon-Woodberry Mills
Jan
Jan
3%
1%
100
B_100
100
6 %
Mt
Jan
4*8
Feb
4
•
America
Corp of
8 As
99%
12*8
300
Plan
British
35
1,700
■
■
Jan
12%
1
Mt Clemens Metal Products
New
Jan
25
12%
Morris
Jan
99%
Feb
Apr
11% Jan
12%
Society com class A
Jan
Jan
Jan
23
19%
1,000
r'
A
Jan
20
ni
Jan
12
A Jan
19 %
Ward & Co class A
6%
94
5,000
"i or
19%
Moody
Loan
Montgomery
41%
20%
108 Va 110
108 *4
80
%
Feb
19
•
•
Investors participation pfd—•
Monroe
10%
)00
;
10c
Co
3.90 %
_
37%
pfd
Feb
5%
■
—
Jan
9% Mar
10
"%
50
'
100
common
Molybdenum Corp
Monongahela Power Co—
4.40%
cumulative preferred
4.80%
cumul preferred series
36% Mar
'
38%
•
A
capital stock-*
5
—
Public Service Co
For
_
—
•
Machinery
International
'
Feb
2% Mar
100
3%
10
Mar
5
3%
3,100
1
50c
Nepiune Meter common
Nestle Le Mur Co common—
Imperial
2%
3'/a
42
3 Vb Mar
12,600
4
5
Co
Refineries
National
Illinois
3%
•
*
50c
common
Jan
19
Mar
32% Jan
89
15% Mar
33% Feb
38%
~3%
1
10
common
Mining Corp of Canada
Minnesota Pwr & Light 5%
H
Laboratories
Haelan
common
Abrasive
Mid-West
59
Apr
Corp
Hone
non-cum
2,900
55% Mar
16%
Midland Steel Products—
Mldvale
11 %
•
14% Mar
1
Middle States Petroleum common
1
Midland Oil Corp $1 conv preferred—*
18%
1
Co
Sugar
preferred
6%
Mlcromatic
10%
Alabastlne
Corp
Bumper
Michigan
18%
Gypsum Lime &
3,700
1
1
1
25c
1
2.50
Ltd
Corp
Michigan Steel Tube
18%
Feb
16%
1
common
Co
Iron
Michigan
10%
Jan
15%
5
*
10
Co
Textile
Metal
15%
15%
16%
•
1
Co_
&
Petroleums
Merrill
2
Leases
Dredging
Johnson
50c
9c
Inc
Freehold
Apr
10
Ltd
& Co common
G)
(A
Company
Hydraulics
Gridoll
Griesedieck
28 %
£1
Ltd
Co
Shovel
Power
18%
14% Mar
bOJ
Jan
A Jan
Jan
Marine
International
Mays (J W) Inc common
McDonnell Aircraft Corp
Tea—
Oils
Co
B)
15*8 Jan
88
20%
1
*
common
(The
23% Feb
Apr
1
Chpmlcal
&
Grass
Stores
Jan
Apr
4,800
10
Jan
84
28%
5
50c
:
Public Service Co
Maine
20
40
26
1
Corporation—^
Oil
Magna
11 Va
40
•
Mackintosh-Hemphlll Co
400
130
Feb
27%
M
4,o )0
85
Feb
14Va
•
2
12%
1
,12%
1
1
Co
20 %
43
5
stock
(The)
Massey-Harris-Ferguson
40
Feb
Jan
7
Corp
Marion
2% Feb
11%
5
16% Mar
56% Mar
Apr
200
46
Lodge & Shipley
Marconi
Jan
Jan
48
11
~7%
Chain
Steel
Jan
Mar
106
Jan
12
1%
Jan
34 %
3,100
A—
16% Mar
lVs
Jan
Jan
600
13%
B
UV'a
84
10c
preferred
Lakes Oil
Great
conv
Pacific
&
common
Class
22% Mar
49
4%
2%
48
77
claes
Groceterias
Loblaw
Jan
110
2i°6 Mar
12%
Liberty Fabrics of N Y
5%
cumulative preferred—
Jan
900
Jan
jj; Jan
13%
J
25c
1
Realty common
Lf Tourneau (R G) Inc
Mar
1%
1
5
preferred
cum conv
HVs
52
xl
50c
Lefcourt
Manischewitz
43
50
4
pfd—25
Industries Inc
Amer
5%
University
8,700
1 *8
4*4 Mar
1%
103%
1
common
Mangel
84
Manufacturing Co
Manufacturing common
Extension
Inc
16%
50
52
15,600
3 VB
46
5
Co
11%
1
Mines
Consolidated
Goodman
Salle
Lear
Sessions
&
20 Vb
20%
3%
3%
48
10
Lamson
Jan
•
preferred
Ltd
Mines
Jan
11% Mar
9% Feb
8,800
1
Apparel Inc
L'Alglon
4%
•
B
$4.50
1% Feb
10,400
2%
5
1
Jan
105% Feb
Apr
L
15
1
Inc
Sugars
Co
Jan
Jan
800
2%
2
20c
1
21
1
class B
Inc
Feb
5%
2
33 *30
Forge Co
Kropp (The)
400
16
16 Va
Feb
5
i'ii
7.50
Stores
18%
*a
•
Co
5%
2%
5%
2%
5
111%
3,800
7
Jan
10
Apr
16%
10
Gilchrist
Rubber Co
(I B)
10*.
10%
Jan
2*2
2
1
M Co Ltd
Lynch
108
Jan
25
Vz
3
2%
1 Vb
1
common
Lake G
Kleinert
Co
Lunkenheimer
11,200
109
%
3
•
C)
(A
Development
Jan
39%
Jan
105% Feb
•
1
Corp
Yellowknife
Gilbert
~4%
16 1
M
1% Mar
3,900
•
50
1
1
Products
Kingston
Apr
Jan
10 % Mar
Feb
Mar
4
$5
preferred
Gerity
"4%
"4%
4,300
1%
.
Jan
2.50
Co
&
Feb
33'/a
l.JOO
8%
A Mar
105%
20
Jan
1 *8
1*8
Jan
Mar
•
5%
9%
$6
preferred—*
Corporation
1
preferred
•
Stores
Georgia
50c
common
7%
1%
5
108% Mar
39%
39
5
7
200
10
100
pfd
preferred
Public Service
IGeneral
Giant
6%
6
1%
5
(The) Co
Longlnes-Wittnauer Watch Co
Louisiana Land & Exploration
400
Hi
Hi
10
10
common
Adv
7 1 •
'
7 1 1
'
714
£l
dep rets ord reg
5% pfd (Del)
Finance
4V»
500
"l%
1
100
pfd
(Del)
Kings County Lighting common
4 % cumulative preferred
Locke
General Electric Co Ltd—
General
13 Va
400
6%
15c
Corp
(Walter)
Lakey
Jan
16% Jan
Feb
110
1
common
Acceptance
1,100
5%
10c
Kennedy's Inc
Key Co common
4% Feb
Feb
14% Mar
100
Mfg Co
General
31%
32 Vz
•
common
17%
5%
5%
1
common
Inc
Kansas Gas & Electric 4%%
La
preferred
,
K
Kaiser
Lake
G
5%
Co
O'Mahoney
Jupiter Oils Ltd
Lamson
Gatlneau
Glass
Jeannette
Jerry
3%
Jan
2*8
3,600
,
3%
AM
300
a
High
18% Mar
6% Feb
mr
J
Laclede-Christy Company
deposit receipts bearer
T
1
since Jan.
Range
High
6%
1
Oil
12% Feb
of France—
American
Shares
16%
Corp
10c
Israel-Mediterranean Petrol Corp inc.lc
Kio
10%
Jan
21 V* Mar
5,300
Feb
Feb
109
•
Fort Pitt Brewing Co
Fox (Peter) Brewing
Fuller
6
37%
of Canada—
American
Ford
a
60
•
1
Fitzsimmons Stores Ltd class A
Flying
4'
Low
•
1
Israel-American
Kldde
Oils Ltd
Fargo
vtc
Irving Air Chute
5% Feb
Jan
F
Pairchild Camera
Fireman Manufacturing
Ironite
Inc
for Week
of Prices
Jan
1,700
Iron
Jan
8%
5
SI or 25c
Pipe Line common
1%
Apr
23
19 %
1
Corporation Ltd
Jan
17% Mar
1 Va
3u,000
18%
Warrants
Eureka
1%
7b
29 Va Mar
Jan
16V* Jan
17
pfd—100
1
5
10c
1
Inc
Eureka
Va
%
Empire Millwork
Feb
12
i
America
Electronics
%
Par
Mar
26% Mar
8,500
Sale Price
Sales
Range
Last
Americans took Exchange
Jan. 1
High
16
Jan
20,900
14%
-"■12%
6,000
28'8
15
1
Emsco
1,500
28 %
Corporation
Empire District
15%
1
common
Langc since
Ho/ft
15%
Week's
Thursday
STOCKS
Shares
1
Share
&
of Prices
5
Limited
Mines
Electric
ElectroData
8
for Week
Low
15 V*
•
Easy Washing Machine class B
ENDED APRIL
Sales
Range
Last
Sale Price'
American Slack Exchange
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>
'
a
.
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle... Monday, April
11, 1955
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
Thursday
STOCKS
fur
Sale Price
American Slock Exchange
of Prices
Low
Pa'
Niagara Share Corp common
13'/»
—5
900
17
Jan.
Mar
*
13,UuO
35 4
2 '/a
2 li
0,-iOJ
2 Va
Jan
7 4
7'«
7%
4,500
6
Vb
Jan
10°
164
18 .'/4
10%
B.lu J
— ■„>——
>orth
American
North
Canadian Oils* Ltd
North Central
Northeast
North
Rayon $3
RR
1
Northern Ind
Pub
44%
Serv
40,300
4
28 4
toO
26
8 4
1,00'J
93 Va
93 4
20
102
pid—lUO
88
99
Sentry
Saiety
Feb
Struck
Corp
Feb
54
Seton
6 Va Mar
28 Va
Jan
Jan
Bhawinigan
934
Inc
4%
eboe
Corp of
Sicks
Oil
Company
Cgden Corp
4
1
414
50c
common
10'u
Ohio Brass Co class B common
Ohio Power 44s preferred
100
Okalta
90c
Oils
Gkonite
common™
Omar
Inc
&
74
1
7 4
Mar
bi
1084
Jan
112
Mar
1%
Jan
Btlex
Jail
50
a
80 4
275
7 4
900
71
1U
Jan
84% Mar
V'4
6 4
67b
7
1
"a
Jan
7%
Apr
Singer
2
204 Mar
)
23 4
800
05 4
Jan
82
Feb
200
184
Jan
23 4 Mar
Pacific
Gas &
54%
South Coast
common
S
—
Electric 6%
1st
pfd—.25
5%
1st
4.50%
30%
3D *
30%
20 Va
1st
pfd.
-25
$4.75
cum
preferred
preferred
dividend
Pacific
Northern
Airlines
Power
&
Israel
Oil
Paramount
Park
'B
000
27%
Jan
29
28 4
28
(i
700
27%
Jan
29 4
29
28%
B
700
27% Mar
104
10 i
;a
630
1054
500
2%
8,500
2
2%
Va
10 As
104
100%
100 4>
10%
10 4
17,300
10/
14
1%
10,800
14
Jan
1 %
1%
4,800
1%
Apr
0 4
7
5%
2o, 100
17%
114
Parkersburg-Aetna Corp
1
~5%
17%
17:
17'A
100
Penn
Traffic
Co..
Perfect
Circle
&
9%
Jan
Standard
0
Feb
Phillips Packing Co
Phillips Screw Co
Pinch)n
Pioneer Gold
Piper
Polaris
Ltd
Corp
Scale
&
shares—lOn
Pressed
Metals
Preston
Jan
8
,1
11
4 4
17 4
'1
0 'Va
4
3,100
7 va
703
44
174
Jan
Jan
Stetson
Jan
24
Jan
otroock
5%
Jan
9'A
Feb
Styion
78Va
Jan
85
80
244
24%
1,800
7%
7%
1,100
10
common
common
74
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber
Pyle-National Co common
Pyrene Manufacturing
'
Preferred
Reda
<S) & Co
Corporation
(Robert)
Reiter-Poster Oil
Reliance
Electric
&
17,800
5
81,4
2%
24
2%
20%
254
26%
800
10
104
5,200
41,000
Richmond
.
Radiator
Rico Argentine
Feb
X174
Apr
& Jan
918
Feb
*2% Apr
1%
Feb
15»/4
Feb
28
9'A
Feb
10% Mar
•
Mar
liM
104
75
100
Mar
47%
47%
100
44
Jan
49
Jan
10 Va
16 4
100
15%
Jan
16%
Jan
29
29%
500
27 Va Mar
41
Feb
104'/a Mar
Vtc
extended
to
American
dep
Jan
3
Electric
New
Finch
Oil
Royalite
Russeks
7
24%
24%
33
33 4
600
13
13%
800
•
50
Steel
Talon
Inc
Class
class
B
Tampa
Oil
Co
Fifth
23%
30
Tecnuicoior
A
<400
14
1
14
9
39%
39 4
39%
400
12 4
12 4
12%
16%
19,700
2,000
1
28
Mar
7% Mar
Power
Thew
Shovel
Thlokol
&
70c
Thor
Russell (The F C)
Company
Ryan Aeronautical Co
Ryan Consolidated Petroleum
common
8t
Lawrence Corp Ltd
Carlos
Jan
pfd
.
'Cum pfd 44%
J&n
Cum
pfd
series
4.40%
Jan
39% Mar
454
Feb
Feb
Jan
68
; 4,700
4%
FebZ
7%
Apr
3
3 VB
5,100
2%
95%
-
40
Jan
3
.
95%
Apr
92%
tl
10
22%
22^4
29
100
Feb
34
Jan
34 Mar
97-
Jan
-
124
Jan
24%
Jan
26
Jan
32 4 Mar
52%
Jan
10
31%
62% Mar
.27%
31%
6,200
27%
1
144
Apr
31%
14
14 Va
2,300
13% Mar
114
15%
Jan
114
12
5,300
114
Apr
14 4
Jan
54
Jan
1.29
Apr
64 Mar
—1
19%
18
19%
1
37%
37%
384
1
5%
5%
6
5,900
34
Jan
64 Mar
6%
6%
6%
1,200
6%
Jan
84
8,500
17
1,500
28
Jan
4
23 4
Feb
Jan
50 4
Feb
Jan
68 4
70%
3,800
65 4 Mar
724
Jan
12%
12%
200
12 Va
Jan
13%
Jan
24 4
24 4,
,100
22%
Jan
244
&
Schick
Fisher
Brick
Co
Inc
Scullin Steel Co common
Scurry Oils Ltd..
Scurry-Rainbow Oil Co Ltd
Western Airlines
Seaboard
Pe/»ip(ties Corp General
i
1
_
* ■*
1
22
Temper
Trunx
Jan
4%
Jan
Jan
46%
Fob
3%
Jan
8
Feb
900
17%
Jan
19
Apr
14
Jan
16 Vi
Jan
10% Jan
11%
Jan
4%
Feb
100
4
200
8
7 4
Jan
1,100
114
4
Mar
3 4
43
1,400
8 4
25%
1,900
40
21
21%
1,300
4%
20,300
Jan
44
40,500
25 Vb
3%
Jan
8% Mar
21'A
4%
4
4
7'A'
30%
374
125
304
23% Mar
43% Mar
Jan
20 4 Mar
4 4
Jan
23%
.4%
Apr
Jan
Apr
7'A
100
500
16 4 Mar
22%
48%
48%
4 4
48%
100
45
52
4%
1,700
25
27
7
Feb
Mar
9
Jan
Jan
Jan
Mar
4
21%
4%
7
6%
134,106
1,500
7%
-20,400
Inc
preferred
12'A
Feb
Jan
124
12%
11%
400
Jan
12% Mar
11%
11%
11%
900
26%
27%
4,600
23%
Feb.
15%
15%
16
9,900
14 4
Jan
27%
28 4
1,100
23 4
Jan
30
20 4
20%
5.000
15
Jan
20% Mar
4%
14,800
•
114 Jan
4
13%
20
12 >/4
1104 Mar
—
4
13
14
Apr
16% Mar
112
4 4 Mar
1.400
Jan
27%
Mar
4 Mah
5 4
12% Mar
15%
Fob
194
19 4
20 4
4,200
14% Feb
20% Mar
55
65 4
2.500
404 Mar
654
Apr
104
104
10%"
2,100
12 4
Feb
28 Vb
284
94
300
26
Jan
Mar
6%
1
28 4
74
54
54
Feb
-fk Jan
ixY
;■
Jan
5
Mar
6%
99
3,100
100% 100%
100
~2%
2%
25
24.
1,600
,-Jan
101%
,24
69
Jan
1%
r
.
:•
Jan
Feb
56%
5%
1
-
Jan
62
Apr
Feb
Jan
Mar
2%
'
Feb.Jan
Jan-
"
1.29:
;l%
/
4
1%
i
12%
i
•
Corp
Union
of
Gas
Union
Union Stock
10c
Corp
•
,
IIS
3%
44
124
<
22
Co
Yards
United
Aircraft
United
Elastic
United
Milk
Molasses
of
Omaha
Porducts
12%;
264
26%-
21%
22
dep rets
Profit
3% Mar
a
1
3%
i>r
Jan
5
Feb
: •;
6,100
•.
5,000
..
43,600
24
A"
,104 Mar
600,
50
3%
25
T
"
Jan
44
Jan'
.144 Jan
Jan
274
194 Mar
22
•>
Feb
5 Apr
7%
36 4
Jan
3%
3%
1,200
34
Jan
'
Jan
ord
registered
Sharing
Jan
354
Jan
Feb
10a
5^ Feb
100
230
Jan
37
11%
300
4
11,400
125 4 129 4
2,000
2% Apr
904 Jan
3,700
12% Mar
U
Specialties
S Foil
class B
U
S
and
U
S
Radiator
U
S
International
Rubber
United
%
5%
Securities
common
114
114
2%
2%
1294
•
164
16
3
16%
Reclaiming Co
Corp common
Corn
Consolidated Oil
Universal
Insurance
Universal
Products
9 4
40
Feb
Feb
94
Jan
Sugar
9
Mar
54% Mar
40%
Jan
13
Feb
34
Jan
130 Va
Apr
16% Mar
64
Jan.
24
Jan
1,100
2%
Jan
3 4 Mar
4
24
2.500
1%
Jan
2% Mar
3
25r
2%
2
10
Jan
Feb
Mar
li5. Mar
1% Mar
34
68
68
68
100
-_10
27 4
26%
27 4
300
8
common
Jan
Feb
Mar
5%
239
3 4
1
50o
34
3%
3%
5,500
674
Jan
28%
15
Co
114
Jan
54 Mar
1
Stores
American
1
10c
1
common
Conditioning Corp
Jan
254 Mar
34
Feb
73
Jan
374 Mar
28 Va
Jan
3%
Jan
74
Jan
V
Va)«Di*r
Onrn
7
common.
P4
Feb
V&naniuin-Anoys
Steel
7%
Apr
Van
convertible
$4
Norman
Apr
Feb
Petroleum
Vinco
Feb
Co
Venezuela
3%
39,
Co
preferred
Syndicate Inc
Corporation
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke Co
VoKt
Manufacturing
Vulcan
Silver-Lead
Corp
64
64
64
500
90
Jan
94
30 4
304
304
200
27
Jan
30 Va
Feb
4%
warrants
Feb
64
1,100
10
Fe.b
4%
1.800
37
Feb
Mar.
Ltd—
16
114 Mar
~Y%
74
7%
36%
•
47%
% J an
14
99
1,010
1
7
Jan
4,100
Venezuelan
3,800
104 Mar V
51%
28 4 Mar
26.500
100
Jan
39%
Air
64 Feb
g%
50%
U S
44 Mar;
47%
38
United
.
.
Apr
50%
274
3
Hi
400;
Feb
Jan
38
Jan
10%
10
34
44
41
29
Jan
1M
760
85%
94
20
preferred
20
9%
1,800
29
10%
23
2,**
900
5 4
United Shoe Machinery common
Preferred
1.500
104
3%
41
29
2.500
1
4%
common
27 4
50c
3%
41
common—SOo
common
United N J RR Se Canal
United
5
41
—4
Corp
Products
Co
3%
5
*
Canada
Investment
25%
1.100
5 4
36 4
27'A
^—-
Corp
Chemical
26
2 4
Jan
Apr
7
250
warrants
Realization
•
9
z
3%
25
1,225
'
Unexcelled
26 4
2
4
27
u
Ulen
25
1
6%
19
384
•
25
2
100
16'A
Inc
—1
50o
V4
Va
5
3,500
16 4
—1
Jan
214 Mar
4 %
6%
7 4
700
4
45
Jan
18
Apr
26% Mar
10
common
Apr
20 4 Mar
T20
20
Sayre
5 4
■
16'A
8 V'4
4%
Mining of Nevada
Empire. Oils Ltd
Utah-Idaho
25c
35 4 Mar
3%
25 Vb
10c
Inc
Tonopah
Amer
Mar
214 Mar
500
29
4li
31
Jan
Jan
14%
Jan
7%
1
Jan
30%
llVa
204
Co
i% Mar
6%
series
Feb
Mar
264
300
Feb
74
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
Savoy Oil Inc (Del)
4%
61
1.600
54
4 Vb
Amer deposit rets ord registered—fl
Amer deposit rets def registered
5a.
Todd Shipyard
Corp common
28
Toklan Oil Corp
70c
Trne
Jan
Mar
1%
Apr
24 4
Jan
Apr
Apr
Jan
534
29%
6
1
1Q4
24-
8%
20
Jan
1%
400
334
x3 if.
1
TrirContlnental
Jan
69%
13%
80,200
284
18
1
Roofing Inc
Realty & Construction
Tobacco Security Trust Co Ltd—
13% Mar
4%
1
Jan
Jan
Mar
16%
3,200
4%
15%
1
Trans Lux Corp
10%
5o
—8
6
6%
26
1
Universal
common
Milling Co Ltd
Feb
16%
57
Feb
Jun
16 Va
Tllo
Trans
S
San
Jan
3%
5
Universal
San Diego Gas & Electric Co—
Cum pfd 5 % series—
Jan
234
16%
19
Corp
Marketa
Feb
15,400
1
4%
50
45
common
Corporation
Therofare
Apr
84
•
common
1,000
6
5
common—
convertible preferred
34%
~74
10
:
Jan
32 4
1
Light $4.50
Co
24%
84
J
47/b
5%
56%
29%
19
common
Chemical
Jan
Jan
%
*
22%
400
•
Inc
common
Co
Inc
Texas
Jan
*
104
5.800
9
Ltd.
Ryerson & Haynes
•
1%
9
common
Ave
21
14
3 Vb
5
Jan
"4
5 4
65-:4 Mar
1
common
Electric
United
Co
—
Corp
Jan
9% Mar
20%
14
100
Jan
23%
Va
25o
Corp
Toledo Edison 4%,%
1
1
pfd P
rets ord reg™
common
(The)
.
'■
1
1965
Rome Cable Corp common
Roosevelt Field Inc
Rotary
Jan
50o
Mining Co
Rochester Gas & Elec 4%
Rolls Royce Ltd—
Rowe
26%
1
Rio Grande Valley Gas Co—"
•(Texas Corp) vtc
Jan
Feb
•.
1
Engineering
Jan
5
58
Jan
50c
Remington Arms Co Inc
Rice-Stlx Inc.™
22
16
100
800
•
Cement
8 4
1
Corp
500
5 4
5%
16%
—1
Jan
84
1
Co
&
I7;?a
65 4
4
54
*
common
6%
6.29
Pump Co
Re is
leb
23%
1
1,700
Feb
33 4
5%
_5
common
7.4
12%
•
26
3%
Superior Tool & Die Co
24,100
10
Jan
5 4
Swan
15 4 xl74
10a
25
Feb
•'
common
Apr
400
1
Apr
Q
Reading Tube Corp
27%
5
•
Tishman
Railway & Utility Investment A
Rath Packing Co common
Raymond Concrete Pile common
25 4 Mar
Jan
1
B
Apr
*
_
5
Feb
1,800
54
65
Feb
38 4
254
X17 4
65 4
Apr
■
1.2C0
,27%
26
174
a
42 %
4
Jan
common
Thompson-Starrett
R'
40
45Vo
Feb
4%
Jan
Quebec Power Co
28
8%
x4%
12%
29
54% Mar
Jan
41% Jan
—
Jan
29 4
11% Mar
10
Jan
27 4
254
1
Corp
Portland
43%
300
6%
class
B)
50
284
—
40%
27%
544
284
__
1,800
Jan
200
.
544
28%
7%
Jan
12%
100
Jan
37 4 Mar
7 VB
Jan
12%
com
8 4
Jan
7%
3 Vb
10
Public Service of Colorado—
4.4 % cumulative preferred
Jan
32
1
3%
2.50
•
7%
1,400
Corp
274
60 Va
1
300
33 4
Apr
100
57%
B
7%
33 Vb
17%
4,500
Jan
Gas
Feb
7%
334
Fab
25%
4,300
Jan
Prosperity Co class
9%
Apr
4%
49 Va
hi
Feo
Jan
3%
52
8
8%
164
294
200
Mines Ltd—___—1
900
34 4
rfpr
16 4
Superior
55
15%
0% Mar
9
14%
Feb
54%
1
Jan
8%
7,800
ouu
Ray Drug common
Sunrise Supermarkets Corp
•
America
44 Mar
44
8%
6,000
7%
'/»
3% Mar
200
12,500
25%
311
•
common
Jan
16%
3%
3vi
45
164
94
Apr
394 Mar
x24 Vb
Jan
Mar
Apr
Feb
2,100
16%
27'A
89
22% Mar
41 VB
4
25%
294
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.{?
2.50
500
40 Va.
21'%
8
6 4
•
11§ Mar
24-a
"
18% Mar
33 Vi
5
2,800
7,4
-
8,900
4
Canada
&
(J
4,700
2
104
194
5%
(Hugo) Corp
Stop & Shop Inc
n
Hi
0%
ian
18%
57
Stinnes
20
3,800
40'A
Sterling Aluminum Products common_9
Sterling Brewers Inc
1
Sterling Inc
—L.
1
Sterling Precision Instrument.
_10c
4%
Jan
2',il
Tube
Co
9%
Feb
233
1/4
East Dome
Jail
",11
174
10 4
1
Co
i7fl Mar
9%
•
(A)
3
35
Co
Parts
21%
lj-i Jan
5
100
1
B_
Stein
Jan
12,200
class
Products
Steel
18
003
"3 4
—1
Producers Corp of Nevada
Providence
2A 4
1 r.
10
Common
Jan
Feb
Mar
4,200
19'A
1
4 Mar
4
4 Mar
6 Va
36 4
10
ordinary
Corporation
;
x71%
6
37
"5%
10
of
Apr
Jan
Jan
Feb
Iov«
—1
(The)
Jan
Mar
-20
Inc„—
8teel
4
4
37
1
common
Starrett
67%
Jan
1
47%
454 Mar
700
common™..—.—1
Erie
—50
25c
of
700
')
Co
Inc
1,050
4 '; 2
08
33 4
—*
—
18% Mar
~~
common
Lambert
8
*7
Mining Co
Prentice-Hall
o
*
4,i
1
Amer
Powdrell & Alexander
Power Corp of Canada
Pratt
^
3,.t
—10c
Pittsburgh & Lake
Pittsburgh Metallurgical commoh._2.50
Pittsburgh Railways Co
•
Pleasant Valley Wine Co
1
Pneumatic
Jan
20
20
,—a_„™™_*
-
Mines Ltd..
Aircraft
Jan
,
1
-
common
Johnson
5%
16 4
384 Mar
29
Light common
Standard-Thomson
100
474
&
Apr
0,003
67%
Power
8%
5%
4%
-
07vi
2.50
Minerals
Pierce Governor
-
Standard
Standard
Jan
28%
Jan
36 4
8
preferred
Jan
6 4
25
Jan
304
25
Packaging Corp
Jan
17%
46 4
47,4
—*
Standard
25'/a
0,100
204 Jan
2,300
6
2
(Ky)
24 4
17 4
iJ
Jan
Feb
2,500
28
-25
.
Corp
Industries
5%
Apr
Feb
37 V*
29
preferred
Forglrigs
Convertible
Jan
4
36 'A
1
Inc
Dredging Corp
OH
Jan
Feb
494
25
1
convertible
Apr
5%
11
——1
Corp
Oils
8%
Co
Standard
4
106 4
Jan
1
Line
Royalty Co
Spencer Shoe Corp—
Stfehi-Meyer Inc
Standard
8
7% Mar
Pep Boys (The),—.—1
Pepperell Manufacturing Co tMass)..2o
Peruvian
7%
——_—2 50
Pennroad Corp common
Penn Water & Pov.er Co
Pipe
$1.60
117
Jan
3C%
12.50
common
Materials
Standard
Jan
24
25
Jan
62
100
32 Va
preferred
Standard
Feb
6
cumulative
17 4 Mar
2,900
2
I7"'
Jan
13%
234 Mar
•
25
•
preferred™
Jan
Jan
17%
Jan
1,100
£1
Mills
common—
Co
2%
Jan
5
303
a.
17%
•
Oil
2
'
Jan
59
~5%
2
Patican Co Ltd
13
70 4
1%
1%
registered
Paper
Southern
1084 Mar
7
2
;
Jan
674 Mar
1
class A
Feb
104
275
Feb
106
47
25
Southern
Jan
103
Jan
Mar
1044
20
Southland
3 4
106
*
4,08%
Jan
106
Jan
preferred..
Jan
Jan
56 4
cumulative
Jan
Jan
52 4 Mar
4.32%
105 4
2
400
*
1
convertible
1054
1044
54%
2
cumulative
102% Mar
.—1
,
274 Apr
Mar
Jan
53 Va
11%
22
1
original
101% Mar
lc
Corp™.
29
2o
1,503
105
.
Class
27 4-
-—*
Company!
Parker Pen Co
23
27
12 4
54%
4 484
Feb
'27 4
94 Mar
preferred
preference
convertible preference
Feb
2
—~
Motors
Chemical
4.56 4
28%
,
Amer share—_1 Bol
A)
4.884
Jan
26
100
pfd
common™
vtc
(C
54
Apr
32 4
a
Pancoastal Petroleum (C A) vtc—2 Bol
Pantepec Oil
Feb
24
Fed
28'
1
Light 5%
Page-Kersey Tubes
Jan
Apr
29
*
Pacific Petroleums Ltd—
Pacific
25
31-4
30%
5,780
6,900
•
A
Corp common
Penn
1,800
400
4
Southern California Edison—
1,000
30%
28 4
-•
—
Feb
j(I ' 1.
n
OX
Lighting $450 preferred——•
$4,40 dividend
28%
v.l
•
—
red
Pacific
Fan
25 4 Mar
--
1st
preferred™—
25
preferred
25
5% redeeraaole 1st
preferred
;_25
5% redeemable 1st
pfd series A.™^23
.,4.80% red 1st preferred
.25
,
'
Co
12
10%
.
100
*
Corp
Manufacturing
South
Can
ord
rets
(Howard)
Sonotone
P
Pacific
dep
Smith
Boss
11%
10 '/a
Manufacturing Co Ltd—-
Amer
Feb
81 4
'
Feb
10 Vb
2
6%
23
12
Publications—
Jan
78 4
Jan
preferred
Ja a
21
21
134
common
convertible
0 Va
22%
78 4
1
Jan
A
4%
6%
0"ii
11%
*
class
400
Jan
Feb
200
29
22,700
84
3',2
12%
5%
'*
Simplicity Pattern common
Simpson's Ltd
common
Singer Manufacturing Co
7 4 Mar
Jan
12Va
2
Co
$3
1 Va
B
Blmmons-Boardraan
Feb
22,900
9
Canada
Co
Jan
Mar
4,200
2%
Ltd
OH & Gas
Class
Apr
17
5%
2%
Power
America class
Breweries
Signal
44 Mar
10%
•
0
Co Ltd Amer shares.10«
Securities
Jan
Jan
90 J
1104
78 "a
1
—;—
,
O okiep Copper
Overseas
79%
—7
Inc
110 Va
1 "/a
1
Television
3%
0 4
.
55
110 4
25
Old Town Corp common
40c cumulative
preferred
Olympic Radio
13.100
41,200
•
Ltd..
Company
4 "'a
10 4
8%
18%
114 Jan
4 4 Jan
5
common
of
2,000
1
High
Mar
2%
—1
preferred
Sherwin-Williams
Oceanic
&
16
54
—*
Mining
Water
13
700
.1
~20o
common
Bherwln-Williams
Apr
Jun
B-
class
Jan.
Low
I6V2
12 Va
r
Range since
Hiuh
lG'A
13
Shares
10o
1
—.
Control
Denn
164
12.50
GOXUniUtl
OOip
eLather
Bhattuck
Feb
8% Mar
104
XlauAU
Servomechanlsms
49 Vb Mar
Jan
102'14 104
m
Mar
19 Va
Mar
■1J
92
4
OSuuiUCi
9 4
for Week
of Prices
Low
-—*
CO.—
oiiuc
otuuy
3Va Mar
Jan
5%
va
7', a
~7%
50
Co
iV
5
28
5
Feb
Inc
Bros
Sales
Range
Sale Price
Pa'
Seeman
Mar
44 4
Jan
45
5%
25
Airlines
Penn
11 J/4
prelerred-50
Oil
Texas
'
44
74
Week's
Last
American Slock Exchange
1
19
Jan
2%
7i
8
High
18%
1
Norden-Ketay Corp
3J
since
1
40
APRIL
Thursday
Range
Nlpissing
Mines
ENDED
STOCKS
Shares
onies-Bement Pond
*Joma Lihes Inc.-
WEEK
»*eek
H to*
18 4
FOR
Sales
Week's
Aortal
4 4
4 4
6.200
4
Mar
5
Mar
6.900
25
Jan
5
•
1
—20c
33
5%
32
54
33
4%
Jan
6 Vb
Feb
4%
Jan
6 Va
Fob
250
24%
Apr
29 Va
200
15 V4
Jan
17%
Feb
41/4 Mar
5%
Jan
16
16
16
4%
33% Mar
1,300
25
4%
Jan
2.200
24%
1
4
5%
5 4
24%
*
Apr
54
1
1U
5
64
4%
3,700
Jan
J
\
Volume 181
Number 5419
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(1701)
33
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
Thursday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
American Stock Exchange
Range
Par
WEEK
Aircraft
Wagner
7%
Co
Low
Baking
$2
&
High
6
voting
ctfs
Bond
&
Waltham
Ward
Jan.
Low
Tiernan
Watch
series
West
Western
23%
1
2%
1
American
Utilities
8%
5%
Apr
3%
Jan
4%
Jan
,
22% Mar
6
1,600
147 % 148 Ya
190
139
Jan
3%
400
3%
pfd__100
105
"51 &
•
105
5%
3%
100
102%
12,700
5Jg
>• A
%
•
45 %
45%
45%
50
18 Va
18 Va
19%
2,400
Westmoreland
io
19%
19%
19%
600
com
Inc
"
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg
White's Auto Stores Inc
5
% %
Wichita
(Win)
River
Pwr
(P
Jan
203/4
Feb
Jan
35
Feb
13%
1,500
10
Jan
Thursday
May
1947
1927)
1927)
of
fund
ARussian
A5%s
Range since
Sold
High
Jan.
No.
I
Low
6s
1931,
5s
165
165
June-Dec
1972
107
—
June-Dec
2%s 2008
;
High
Mar-Sept
'
—
.
„
99'%
*41
—
99%
1
102
99%
,
41
41
48
52%
35
—
37
-
—
3s
Janeiro
May-Nov
April-Oct
1947
Chile
(Plan A)
(Republic of)
de
Bonds
s
Bid & Asked
Jan
1997—
1
stmpd
(Plan
Government
6%s
A)
Jan-July
2s
2012
50%
Jan -July
1919
50
50'%
135%
—
51
36
'•
•
Jan-July
5%
5%
5%
40
4%
5%
June-Dec
1921
5%
5%
5%
55
4%
•No
e
100
24%
Jan
31
2%
200
1%
Jan
2%
Odd-lot
5%
5%
100
4%
Jan
5%
12'%
12%
100
12% Mar
13%
300
in
year's
delivery
5%
transaction
range),
§ Reported
(not
included
y
Included
in
year's
f Ex-distribution,
range),
(not
Ex-dividend.
x
$Thursday's bid and asked prices;
Bonds oeiRife&raaea
:
transaction
included in year's
(not
Under-the-rule
n
included
in
year's
Ex-rights,
range),
g Ex-stock
range),
r
d Ex-interest,
dividend,
Transaction
h Excash
for
Ex-liquidating dividend.
sales being transacted during current week.
no
tapreceivership.
z
'
.
Abbreviatioi^^sed- above—"cod," certificates
cumula-
of deposit; "cons." consolidated; "cum,'
tive; "conv," coivWu'ole; "M," mortgage; "n-v" non-voting stock; "v t
c,'
"w i," when issued; "w w," with
warrants; "x w," without warrants.
Jan
8%
Deferred
Jan
5
transaction
principal.
(not
a
voting-trust certificates;
Apr
l
value,
par
14% Mar
29%
Co
•
8
Mar
6%
1
;
25
Lt
4%%
pfd
">2
'8
Feb
Mar
A
Jan
118,500
3 %
3Va
3%
4,700
2"% Mar
3%
Jan
143/4
15./4
1,175
12% Jan
15%
107%
common
8
listed
are
the
daily closing
Averages
of representative stocks
averages
the New York Stock Exchange as compiled
by
on
Feb
107
107
10
106
Jan
19%
Jan
24
153/4
22%
Jan
68
68
39
733/4
2,800
Jan
75
8%
500
~2& ~2%
4,100
Mar
-Bonds10
Feb
bonds
and
Dow, Jones & Co.:
-Stocks-
19% Mar
100
22%
2
:
Below
Feb
1
Inc
18%
Stock and Bond
103/4 Mar
Jan
15 %
100
Machine
"\k
Feb
16%
Ltd
Petroleum
Wool worth
of
Bank
stamped
Sinking
Apr
183/a
2%
common
&
Peru
Rio
Mar
19%
13%
Industries
Wodley
46
29%
Newspaper
Woodall
13%
Parana
3/s Mar
Jan
Jan
30
1
preferred
Wisconsin
fe Jan
l
Petroleums
Wood
Jan
Mar
14
Inc.
Brothers
Mar
6T7ff
224
Corp
Oil
Willson. Products
5%
105
Feb
Jan
(issue
Issue of Oct
Mortgage
% Mar
25
preferred
&
(The) Corp
Williams
(R C)
&
Wilson
4
37%
i
Wickes
Wilrich
24,400
or
Sale Price
Mar
Co
convertible
Whitman
,
158
Feb
4JJ
Week's Range
Last
Period
Bogota—
Mortgage Bank of Denmark
3 Va Mar
Jan
186
is
Stationery
Feb
Jan
20
&
Apr
37
1
17%
Westmoreland Coal
Tablet
11%
Jan
67,500
Maryland Ry 7% 1st pfd__100
Western Stockholders Invest Ltd—
Western
Apr
300
2%
of
A 7s
A
Feb
33%
3%
dep rets ord shares—
Jan
2%
Jan
2 Va
147%
Western
Amer
26%
1%
31%
*
4.40%
Jan
13,100
6%
6
24
2%
1.25
Ltd
19% Mar
Bank
A7s
Feb
109 %
1,400
2%
Interest
Exchange
Low
Feb
Jan
Jan
300
24
2
Jan
5
105%
31%
10c
Leaseholds
5%
Stock
High
400
3%
23%
6%
40c
Inc
Manufacturing
Texas
200
1,400-
——
1
common
preference.
Wentworth
3%
warrants
Wasatch Corp
Webb & Knapp
5 %
109% 109 %
30
Inc_—
Co
V
6%
5%
5%
l
preferred
Baking Co
$6
•
100
Inc
cumulative
Wallace
ext
.
S
BONDS
Range since
Mortgage
.
preferred
Waitt
APRIL
Thursday
Shares
w
Waco
ENDED
for Week
ol Prices
Sale Price
FOR
Sales
10
30
20
10
First
Second
10
Indus¬
Rail¬
Util¬
65
Indus¬
Grade
Grade
Util¬
trials
roads
ities
Stocks
trials
Rails
Rails
63.91
154.35
98.79
101.24
100.77
99.00
99.95
99.95
Date
15 :/
Total
Total
40
ities
Bonda
W) Ltd—
deposit
preference
6%
Wright
receipts
8%
Ltd
•
-
2%
Thursday
BONDS
American
m Mar
3% Mar
5s
£1
Hargreaves
Stock
Last
Interest
Period
Exchange
3% Mar
2
Jan
413.34
Jan
Feb
Thursday's
Rid & Asked
Lou>
Bonds
Jan.
No.
150
98%
98%
96%
91 %
91%
903/4
A
1970
1978
63.97
154.13
98.80
101.29
100.76
98.64
151.99
64.00
155.07
98.80
101.23
100.67
93.96
416.42
152.50
63.73
155.21
93.86
101.82
lOC.'/O
98.99
99.97
7
418.20
154 42
63.78
lo6.15
98.86
101.52
100.77
99.06
100.05
155
(35 Stocks)
100
Compiled by National
923/4
Delaware Lack & Western RR—
Lackawanna of N J Division—
1st
mortgage 4s
A 1st
Eastern
series
mortgage
Gas
4s
Fuel
&
Dale—
1993
A
series
B
—Jfay-Nov
1993
75%
__
+70
May
3%s. 1965__
—Jan-July
—Mar-Sept
Elmira
Water Lt & RR 5s 1956
Ercole Marrelli Elec Mtg Co—
A6'/aS with Nov 1 1940 coupon 1953
A6%s ex Nov 1 1947 coupon 1953
Plying Tiger Line
102 % 102%
AHamburg
A
Electric
Hamburg Elev
&
St
Rys
Isarco
conv
7s
&
5%s
RR
—May-No®
196
1935
Fri;
145%
May-No®
1178
June-Dec
1
1133
«r—
—
A7s
ex
Nov
1
1940 coupon
Midland
Valley RR
Nippon
Electric
A 1st
due
129%
130
1953
extended
to
__—
$145
1963
$90
stocks for the week ended April
97
3t'i
93%
...
for the
lows
286.2
0.0
344.7
1
324,7
322.8
322.6
+ 0.1
325.6
!
Goods
3)4;il
358.5
—0.1
361.9
>
104%
Transportation
98
100%
342.0
283.5
10
103
103%
Trade,
102
103 Va
308.6
+ 0.1
150.7
151.1
—03
154.3
Service
274.8
276.0
—0.4
283.0
265.6
317.4
—0.1
321.1
307.3
Utility
103
308.9
317.0
101
5
315 2
_____
1
99
Mining
$ 101 % 104
269.4
—0.1
358.2
*
Goods
Non-Durable
92
Low;
High
Change
282.6
282.4
341.4
Durable
90%
1954-1955-
341.4
Composite
" —;:y
'
Mar. 25, '55
Apr. 1, '55
98
102
103
June-Dec
Jan-Juiy
—
with highs and
Percent
97%
93%
100%
—
>n,
103% 103%
99
the common
1, 1955, for composite and by major industry
compared with the preceding week and
98
April-Oct
April-Oct
4
——
.?5...
95
68.72 Dec 31
47.32 Jan
100):
—
101% 1013/a
Jan-July
Jan-July
1954
High
The SEC index of stock prices based on the closing prices oi'
Manufacturing
mortgage 3%s 1968
mortgage 3s 1971
Pennsylvania Water & Power 3%s 1964
Piedmont
96
193%
1013/a
7
Low
'
—
Ltd—
1st
1970
liq tr ctfs_
May-No®
1st
3%s
125
April-Oct
1961
Co
6%s
1953
Power
1963
3%s
Power
mortgage
6%s
4%
Power
Mar-No®
Range for
',72.20
Holiday
1105
coupon 1952.
Power Realization Trust 6%%
England
7
'
■
SEC Index of Stock Prices
135
groups
1952
1947
1
Apr.
46%
134
'
—
—
6J
71.9/2
Apr. 8__.
130
46
Underground
1938
68.05 Jan 18
90
81%
130
—
—
72.46 Mar
Low
99
95
89
51
High
71 72
—.
--
—
1955
71.23
5_
Apr.
Apr.
;
(or
Range
4_
103%
Hydro-Electric Co—
A7s with Nov
Ohio
187
Jan-July
A Italian
New
102
1137
1970
Wed.
•
125
4s
96%
Thurs.
1961__ ..Mar-Sept
debs 1967_. —Jan-July
1953
Western
&
Toes.
93%
6
72
Quotation Bureau, Inc.
ClOHing
Apr.
81
64
1105
June-Dec
5%s
AGesfuerel 6s debs
Mon.
74%
72
11
_,_May-lVot>
Finland Residential Mtge Bank 5s
Guantanamo
1
75%
96 Va
96
—
99.92
Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock Averages
150
—Jan-July
series
Authority 3%s
150.82
415.90
6
104%
$146
..June-Dec
2%s
Transit
412.97
5
April
High
101%
Boston
Edison
4
April
1
Low
$102% 103
._Quar-Feb
Chicago
April
151.07
Range since
Sold
High
Appalachian Elec Power 3%s 1970
Bethlehem Steel. 6s
Aug 1 1998
June-Dec
1
Week's Range
or
Sale Pttce
9%
April
April
American
Finance
,
and
143.6
,
•7*3
Hydro-Electric Co—
i
•
A
6%s
A 6
with
%s
A Prussian
Public
Oct
Oct
ex
1
Electric
Service
1940 coupon
1947
1
6s
1960
1954
Electric
&
Gas
Co
Power
Southern
3 %s
California
series A
and ref
1st
2%s
Edison
3s
1965
1962_Jan-July
Mar-Sept
1973
3s
C
1976
3%s series D
series
B
1973
3s
series
E
F
Southern California Gas 3%s
Southern
Counties
Southwestern
Spalding
Terni
Gas
Gas
(AG)
&
(Calif)
Electric
Bros
&
1970
5s
3s
1970
102
Q9
110
31
101
103%
Mon, April
103 %
Tues.
98
96
97
A 6
ex
%s
United
Aug
Electric
A7s
with
1
1
1947
1033/4
1033/4
100%
1013/4
1940
1
102% 102%
101%
105%;
99%
$97
—Feb-Aug
100%
$108
A7s
Dec
ex
1
1947
coupon
$25
__
101
A 6s
f
s
mtge
May-Nov
f gold 1945
s
V
__
June-Dec
Wasatch
Jan-July
98
June-Dec
104
Webb
June-Dec
&
Knapp Inc 5s debs 1974
West Penn Traction
5s
Western
Union
Newspaper
1960
1959
164
172%
159
159
98
24
92%
6
103%
Government
S.
American
Stock
Interest
Exchange
Period
Last
73%
78
A
20-year
A Baden
7s
Jan
1947
(Germany)
103%
—
A6s
A
series
Danzig
Port
AGerman
AS
f
B
1951
&
Cons
secured
April-Ocf
Waterways
Munic
(City)
Ger
AHanover
(Prov)
6%s
City
6%s
1952
1947
Thursday's
Bid A Asked
185
77
fPeru
Maranhao
stamped
AMedellin
7s
'
20 Va
108
stamped
(Plan
A)
1951
2%s
1958
2008
90
May-No®
1939
1949
6%s
stamped
177
——
110
June-Dec
7s
High
Bonds
Jan.
137
;
■
164
May -Nov
141%
June-Dec
185
Bonds
Shares)
Government
Bonds
1
Mon.
No.
Low
High
Foreign
Corporate
Bonds
963,700
April 4__
$35,000
$21,000
$5,000
Total
Bonds
$61,000
Tues.
April 5.
830,310
24,000
24,000
30.000
Wed.
April 6
864,130
42,000
24,000
17.0C0
83,000
838,325
28.00C
94,000
3,000
125,000
Thurs.
113
113
157%
160%
—
—
2
77
92
—
—
""""
•
76
97
95
6
137
2
115%
Total
'
—-
1955
—
Domestic
138%
Foreign
64
•—
1954
$55,000
Jan. 1
1955
$347,000
to April «
1954
2,354,039
77,402,529
33.878,727
$129,000
$187,090
$4,771,090
$3,193,000
163,000
201,000
3,921,000
4 631,000
55,000
103,000
1,064,000
1,925,030
$9,756,000
$9,799,000
Bonds
170%
131
64
$163,000
3,496,465
Stocks—No. of shares
160%
„
$129,000
3,496,465
Week Ended April 8
101
83
78,000
Holiday
April 8.
78%
22%
18%
2
20%
Fri.
April 7
76%
76
4
110
1168%
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sepf
Foreign
Domestic
of
Range since
Sold
1
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
1947
6s
AHanover
ALima
7s
Stocks
(Number
$160%
Feb-Aug
233,305,10f>
$280,032.700
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
1105
—
256,725,700
$280,065,500
n
Week's Range
$105
Jan-July
12,889,500
$14,920,500
$5,500
Transactions at the American Stock Exchange
102%
Jan-July
1951
7s
46,291,100
> >>
168%
100%
April-Oct
ACauca Valley 7s 1948.
June-Dec
Central Bk of German State & Prov Banks—
A 6s series A
1952
431,000
23,166,800
$8,000
Total
—
;
165,000
2,022,000
98
107%
Low
Agricultural Mortgage Bank (Col)
A20-year 7s April 1946
$9,000
$1,147,600
12,969,000
-
80%
or
Sale Price
133,570,354
8,345,400
;
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
BONDS
214,421,937
9,432,010
shares
IO53/4
19
77%
$102
Thursday
1954.H '
1955
1951
$14,116,COO
of
Foreign
$107% 108%
Feb-Aug
Jan. 1 to April 8 1 si
Week Ended April §
Bonds
$163
97%
June-Dec
6s
«tf
r
S14.116.600
1955
International Bank
1037/a 104
77%
3,850,0JV)
Holiday
__
$174
Corp deb 6s ser A 1963
Washington Water Power 3%s 1964
3,5 37, OOP
3.43(5,000
110
108
$25
1941
__
$1,147,600
$12,969,000
Railroad and Industrial
debentures
Bond
Sales£
-rU
9,432,010
97%
United Industrial Corp—
A6%s
301,000
104
93%
98%
$105
1956
TotafJ{
1003/4
100 Via 100%
$100
June-Dec
3,549,000
_
—_
rotaL
$3,243,600
...
254,000
—-
Total
U.
1956
coupon
266,000
2,327.240
7__
Bonds
103
Feb-Aug
1953
coupon
Co—
Service
Dec
1
1953
3,170,000
Fri. April 8—
$ 103 3/i 105%
$100
May-No®
coupon
$2,917,000
3,323,000
Government
Bonds
,
$326,600
2,103,800
2,503,380
Thurs. April
(Stocks—No.
1940
Bonds
United States
Int'l
Bank
Foreign
Bonds
2,497590
4.__T_r.____.
'I,.
April 5—
Wed. April 6
103%
100
101%
-
Railroad
and Miscel.
Shares
100%
102%
'
with Aug
Slocks
Number of
103%
Hydro-Electric Co—
A6%s
Dailyj Weekly and Yearly
1003/4
6
$100
1971^—Jan-July
3%s
1989
100
101% 101%
$96
JfeD-Aug
April-Oct
...
13b
102
21
$100
Feb-Auy
i
135
101% 1013/4
101%
Feb-Ana
1979
177%
—
Transactions at the New York Stock Exchange
933/4
170
95% 105
Feb-Aug
1978
scries
103%
Feb-Auy
1976
3s
$95
Jan-July
M
series
deb
conv
May-No®
15b
91
94
177% 177%
$136%
168 5/8
151
1513/4 151%
$92%
May-No®
1981
165
$168%
_April-Ocf
Corp 3s,
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd 5s
$25
Feb-Aug
1998—Jan-July
Jan-July
6s
Reading Tube Corp 6s 1971
A Ruhr
Gas Corp.
6%s A 1953
A Ruhr
Housing Corp 6%s 1958
Safe Harbor Water
$105
April-Oct
1960
coupon
government
.
.
_
■
—
Foreign
corporate
$347,000
$491,000
34
(1702)
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
Monday, April 11, 1955
...
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
Boston Stock
Week's
Par
American
Tel
Boston
&
Albany
Boston
Edison__
Eastern
0%
Eastern
SS
Lines
Central
5%
Street
Inc
National
Racing
Service
RR
(N
Folding
Shawmut
Feb
Jan
Feb
149
—
57%
57%
90
57'%
Apr
71
20
Jan
27
Jan
553/4
125
50
50
—
25
—
27%
18
_10
17
17%
Jan
-•
—
Co
20c
7c
338
16%
130
52
Corp
Jan
18
145
Feb
106%
Feb
102
Mar
23%
23%
14
53%
54
51
51
51
76
Jan
25
54%
12.50
21%
14
Jan
19
1,125
1%
1
Jan
2
76
Mar
Mar
500
213%
Jan
23:!/4 Mar
22%
Feb
25
)<ir>
%
V4 Mar
14% Jan
)3'% Mar
491
77%
51
Feb
57
Jan
227
473%
Feb
56
Jan
102
73% Mar
82 3/4
Electric.
American Metal Products
Baldwin Rubber
Bit?
Bear
Consolidated
Cincinnati Stock
STOCKS
Range
Par
American Laundry
-8
Carey
Preferred
Cincinnati
*
Electric
Dixie
Dow
U
Tissue
Yards
1
Kroger
&
8%
Rapid
__
B
46
Apr
Feb
4%
Jan
27%
Apr
Feb
104'/2
Apr
4'%
89
Jan
43%
Feb
Feb
14%
Jan
17
Jan
13
Mar
Wood
Gemmer
14
8%
50
8%
52%
45%
14
309
35
2/va
75
46
Feb
14
8% Mar
137
4G
446
43%
83%
Jan
43%
43 %
44%
166
43
Hoskins
Howell
97
99%
417
91
Feb
27
27
•
17%
17%
18
*
38
38
38
21
24'%
Feb
Lansing
Masco
50?%
27
Apr
520
16%
Jan
18 V4 Mar
102
,
343%
Jan
38
Mar
Parke
Slocks—
River
Allied
Stores
American
—
_
*
__
Airlines
American
1
—
Telephone & Telegraph—100
American
Tobacco Co
Anaconda
Mining
55'%
55%
10
263%
26%
25
20 3/8
Jan
27'/a Mar
171
172%
Jan
180%
179% 181
-25
68%
67%
50
61'%
61
10
:
Jan
59%
77
75
Feb
Rockwell
&
Ashland
Co
Oil
Rudy
——
Manufacturing
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Apr
Shelter
793/4
Feb
Standard
Jan
16%
Feb
Superior
12% Mar
14 Va
Apr
Udylite
United
20
25
Chesapeake & Ohio
25
Chrysler
25
Corp
Service—__________i—
10
Gas
17 Va
1
143%
6
671
8
Jan
137
13'%
Jan
25
104'%
Jan
17'/a
17%
100
30%
50
17'/a
29
Mar
Apr
32%
Du
—
Chemical
71
5
Pont
8
Federated
General
423%
Jan
663%
Jan
48%
49%
GO
45 V2 Mar
16%
91
15% Mar
17%
29%
293%
101
29'%
Jan
313/4
General
_
22%
30
16
Jan
23'%
Feb
44%
44%
50
42%
Jan
46% Mar
Motors
Greyhound
171%
Corp
47%
48
171 % 171%
30
43
Jan
49
Feb
10
157%
Jan
56%
56%
28
53 %
Jan
59% Mar
50%
51%
424
46%
Jan
55%
96
94
96 %
590
14%
14%
14%
75
_3
90 % Mar
13%
Jan
175%
106%
Feb
Feb
Jan
16% Mar
'
■'
International
International
Liggett
P
&
L
*
36%
&
36%
30
35%
27%
28%
75
24 % Mar
64
64%
150
Mar
65%
Feb
22
22
20
1
21% Mar
25%
Jan
35
35)4
65
32%
42 %
Feb
77%
77%
78%
115
43%
43%
44%
61
37%
21%
21%
30
6214
62%
81
54%
•
:
Co
Martin
36%
—25
Tel
Co___
Montgomery Ward & Co Inc
•
Cash
National
National
New
(new)
5
Distillers
5
Lead
York
5
__.
Central
•
Ohio Edison
62
Jan
Jan
76% Mar
39 % Mar
28%
Pan
American
Airway
1
Pennsylvania RR
83 %
Jan
Feb
46%
Feb
20% Mar
23%
Jan
Pepsi-Cola
62 %
Apr
Paper,
Schenley Industries
31%
Jan
39
Jan
43%
Jan
47%
Feb
18%
18%
35
27%
27%
6
17%
Jan
22%
Jan
20%
Feb
21%
355
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81
100
67%
Jan
Apr
81% Mar
43%
100
37%
Jan
45%
75%
Jan
Mar
10
84%
42%
84
41%
85%
42 %
75
60
40
21%
38%
standard
Brands
Standard
Oil
Standard Oil
•
(Indiana)
(New
25
Jersey)
15
Standard Oil (Ohio )
Sunray Oil
38%
30
35% Mar
40
Jan
23%
50
23% Mar
27%
Jan
38
75%
Jan
55
85% Mar
75
50
Jan
53%
55%
Feb
50% Mar
56
Mar
21
Apr
20%
21
46
18%
39%
38%
39%
74
37% Mar
44%
40%
Feb
44%
44%
46
44%
113% 113%
Apr
48%
Jan
70
106%
Jan
119%
45%
75
42%
Jan
23%
473/-, Mar
23%
45
23%
Jan
26%
10
Jan
14%
90%
44
14%
50
86
90%
81
13%
81%
Jan
15%
Feb
Jan
90%
Apr
44
44
40% Mar
44%
Jan
79%
Steel
82%
113
68%
78 y8
82%
80
Apr
100
75 % Mar
82
Jan
10
•
12%
lo
___-
49%
49%
50
180
•
Jan
48% Mar
52%
Jan
53% Mar
60
Jan
For
footnotes
see
54%
43.
3%
Jan
13%
Jan
1
8%
16%
Jan
17% Mar
6%
Apr
500
7Va
Feb
Feb
Jan
32
9%
Jan
1%
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13/8
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1,192
3
Jan
3%
Apr
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164
5
Feb
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5%
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4%
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2,750
5%
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310
103/a
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3%
17%
17%
25'%
25
1
5%
600
24% Mar
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1,100
Feb
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11
18
1,165
25%
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4%
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3% Mar
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Feb
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Jan
•
Mar
//-
Feb
5
'
Distributors
1
:
—
—'
15% Mar
63%
Apr
1%
■r
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Angeles Stock Exchange
Thursday
Week's
Last
of Prices
Par
Admiral
Corp
(Jorp
Corp
Artists
Chemical
Aius-Chalmers
American
Amer
&
Mig
Airlines
92 %c
1
Li
a
American
Can -Co
American
Radiator
Tel
&
&
Tel
SS
Co
(Un)
Jau
98%
Jan
98%
Jan
70%
Jan
80 V4
Apr
20%
Jan
27'% Mar
40
223%
48
a39% a40%
40
Jan
27% Mar
Mar
44%
50
51%
340
483%
Apr
55'%
Jan
11%
200
11
Feb
12%
Jan
a79'% a79'%
■
10
70%
Feb
70%
Feb
23%
Jan
(Un)
770
790
67%
67%
615
Feb
68 %
47%'
47%
320
41%
Jan
47 V2
Apr
61%
816
48
Jan
61%
Apr
a50% a51%
150
50% Mar
74%
74%
255
12%
13
375
al41% al41%
40
__
47%
10
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1
13
50
—
5
,
(Un)
25% Mar
50
Apr
184% Mar
335
50
al81
50
al79%
10
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe
(Un)
Athis
Corp
(Un,
Avco Manufacturing
22% Mar
45% Feb
24
48%
al79%
61
•
100
(Un)
Corp
Jan
50
•
(Un)
(Un)
Unt
Refining
5'%
701
50
Oil
Jan
% Mar
447
—''
25
Ashland
9'/4
80'%
25
Oil
'"-v.
96'% a96'%
Mar
1.40
'
Tobacco
1
4
30
Jan
11'/a
Copper Mining Co
8teel
156
a24% a25'%
Viscose Corp_______
Anderson-Prichard
4V2
*
Mar
26%
51%
Anaconda
Armco
7%
85c
26'%
American Potash tc Chemical
Smelting & Ref
750
'!
79%
a39%
.
American
27% Mar
7,350
I
High
80%
Cyanamld /Co- <Bri)i.
Motors Corp—
American
Jan.
2 6 3/a
Thea
American
27
95c
83%
4%
.
since
Low
90c
4%
(Un)_"
Broadcasting Para
Range
High
8%
8%
Dye (Un)________*
(On)__
Inc
Week
Shares
a263/8 a263%
10c
(UH).
Pictures
_,
Allied
Low
1
_
Alleghany
Allied
%
:
Sales
fur
Range
Sale Trice
3
Baldwin-Lima-
Hamilton
(thw
—
173
63
68%
12%
133
47%
47%
306
41 Va
7%
7%
2,677
6 Va
1,805
Jan
Jan
Feb
Feb
55 '% Mar
78
Mar
14% Mar
Mar
133
Feb
•47!/2
Mar
Jan
Apr
7% Mar
13
Jan
24% Mar
20
20%
a3%
a3%
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95
3%
Jan
100
44%
43%
44%
550
38 y4
Jan
1
3%
3
3%
3,978
1
11%
11%
11%
905
10 3/4
Feb
13% Mar
10
17
16%
17%
1,360
15%
Jan
17%
Baldwin
Petroleum
Bros
4%%
Basin
Co
common
1
preferred
Oil
Beckman
Bendix
Com
20
lc
Bankline Oil Co
50
Co
__
20c
Instruments
Aviation
Consol Mining
Bethlehem Steel Corp
(Un)
Feb
40
40
60
9%
800
60
22
42
56% Mar
a56% a57%
__
2.75
9%
a57%
50c
12
a23% a23%
a23%
5
(Un)
new
__
i
Benguet
Bishop
Black
Oil
54%
$10,000
(Un)
•
135
2
11%
lOo
48c
Co
Mammoth
Mining
Blue
Diamond Corp
Boeing Airplane (Un)
Chica
Bond
Stores
Oil
1%
39
Mar
9-% Mar
Jan
4>/a
Feb
44% Mar
3%
Jan
Apr
40
Feb
11%
Feb
24%
57
Jan
Mar
510
lVa
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Jan
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1%
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Company
(Un)
1033/4
Jan
1393/8
Apr
17
Jan
22c
Jan
60c
Jan
13%
14
967
11%
Jan
15% Mar
76%
850
69 %
Jan
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4
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17
17
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20
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44
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11V2 Mar
73%
-
preferred
Jackson
42,900
14
Burlington TndArtrfes
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600
49c
4%
*
1
preferred
conv
11%
73%
(Un)
Budget Finance Plan
30c
1
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Borg-Warner .Corp new com
Broadway-Hale Stores
Budd
135 139%
113/4
5
2
Corp
Borden
60c
page
Apr
5Va
stocks
1%
BONDS
Cincinnati Transit 4V4s 1898
Feb
Feb
113%
Jan
45%
•
8y%
33%
1
:
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50
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for Week
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Exchange
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Thursday
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3
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87
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30 V2 Mar
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106
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118
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Feb
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Apr
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Jan
51%
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52%
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26
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100
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Norbute Corporation
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Volume 181
Number 5419
...
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(1703)
35
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
Thursday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Range
Sale Price
Southern
Canadian
Atlantic
Canadian
Low
1
2 %
Petroleum
Pacific
Oil
RR
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Apr
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72%
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17%
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56
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General
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Feb
59
Feb
150%
Feb
46% Apr
90
Jan
34% Mar
a__
43%
43%
100
40% Mar
49%
•
80%
80%
404
67%
Jan
81% Mar
10
Oil
68
68
675
67'A
Jan
73% Mar
Feb
Jan
27%
__
10
—
Consolidated
2.30
__
.—5
United States Steel Corp—
43%
__
__
10
Corp (Un)
Corp (Un)
Plywood
__
50
Aircraft
Jan
Jan
24%
1
I
22%
Jan
98
50%
Jan
57% Mar
24%
Jan
32
78%
•
507
42% Mar
21%
785
20% Mar
21%
87"
76% Mar
84
Feb
Feb
45 Va Mar
;
.
Jan
.
,.23% Jan
a47%
42
a48
145
48% Mar
53%
42%
230
41
42%
Apr
V'4
70
78
17%
17%
455
37
39%
1.003
a9 %
1
39%
de
Kamp's Bakers.
Warner
West
Bros
Pictures
Air
(Un)
Lines
(Un)
Westlnghouse Elec (Un)
Wheeling Steel Corp (Uh)
Wllllston Basin
Woolworth
(F
York Corp
Oil Exploration
(Un)
W)
5
«
(Un)
20
„
10
I2y2
10
200
17%
Jan
23
Mar
45
255
37%
Jan
45
Apr
18%
18%
150
18%
Feb
19% Mar
al9
__
—
—
*
10c
20
44%
4
1
Western Union Telegraph
V
1
(Un>
Kentucky Coal Co
Western
*
Corp of America (Un)
al9
120
18
Mar
21%
21 %
135
18
Jan
a94% a97%
62
a77 a78%
__
Mar
Apr
83
226
74%
Jan
83
Feb
52%
Jan
587/b
Apr
24c
Jan
32c
Feb
57'A
30c
18
21%
73% Mar
58%
320
29c
31c
3,200
a49% a49%
Feb
195
50%
Jan
52
Jan
25
25
100
25
Feb
27 Vb
Jan
79'A
80%
475
71%
Jan
80'A
Apr
5c
5c
9,000
4c
Jan
10c
Jan
al05%al05y4
15
97%
Feb
97%
Feb
Jan
42
all % all Va
1
*
'25%
100
a43% a43%
1
i
Feb
490
78%
•
10
23
28 Va
28
24%
2.35 Mar
Feb
a55% a56%
5
_1
9
76
39 y2 Mar
654
10
Oil
Air Lines
Jan
Jan
10
43.
of
Co
1.50
Jan
(Un)
paee
1,119
324
5
(Un)
Inc
&
65%
5%
5
(Un)
794
43%
9
—
47'A
1.65
10
(Un)
84%
42
Feb
7JA
42
class A—25
Century-Fox Film
Jan
32%
5
England Elec Svstem
43% Feb
38%
Service—
Corp
Mar
60
(Un)
Radiator
48%
Apr
6 Va Mar
38%
25
Corp
1.25
300
(Un)
National
Jan
130
41%
1
Union Pacific RR
300
(Un)
National
32
37%
215
6%
9
15
Airlines
Carbide
5%
Gypsum Co (Un)
Supply
(Un)
National
Co
VVVVr' 75
37%
83%
__
com—25
(Un)
Warrants
Twentieth
1.85
(Un)
National
25% Mar
Mar
5%
Mission
Development
(Un)
Mississippi River • Fuel
National
44% Mar
Jan
6%
43%
•
(Un)
Assoc
World
46% Mar
335
Jan
Jan
18%
37%
__
__
5
common
Transamerlca
16%c
Montgomery Ward & Co Inc
a42%
25
Sulphur
Inc
62%
339
18%
10
38%
704
•
1
Packard
Gulf
-56
8% Mar
110
24%
24
Apr
1
Montana-Dakota Utilities
825
7%
a41% a42%
24
20
Swift & Company
(Un)
Sylvania Electric Prod (Un)
1.80
Petroleum
(Un)
'
20
9%
9%
a42% a43%
9%
a43%
25
Inc
Webster
&
Studebaker
1
Co——
Merck & Co Inc
Feb
10
com
(N J) (Un)
(Ohio) (Un).
Oil
_1
Co
Mfg
Feb
7%
a7%
1.40
Co
Stanley Warner Corp
Universal
Martin
83%
Feb
Ry
Standard Oil Co
Standard
Texas
a22% a22%
10
Feb
•
(Indiana)
9% Mar
49 3 4
18%
77
a7%
__
20c
Oil
28% Mar
64%
.1
Loew's Inc
50
.
Oil Co of Calif
Jan
a44% a45V/8
1.30
•
a81% a81%
A
Standard
8% Mar
53 %
__
a8l%
Jan
Mar
1
Standard
Union
Libby, McNeill & Libby (Un)
Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co (Un)
75
72% Mar
437
10
(Un)
(Un)
Brands
24
132
40%
Jan
•
Company
a85 % a86%
39'A Mar
Feb
Feb
Jan
—
Public
Sperry Corp
Texas
a3
__
39 Vb
70'A
Pacific
Tri-Continental
Kaiser
Feb
63%
Company
Company
39 VA Mar
33
36%
85
25
24%
46c 57 %c
58% Mar
50
50c
4.88%
Jan
37%
Apr
42'A
a74% a75%
•
(Un)
Jan
7c
179
21%
a68% a68%
Co
Jan
61%
3,800
'
Jan
1
Southern Calif Gas 6% pfd
Southern Calif Petroleum
35%
9'A
38%
40%
'
49%
'
1
;
21% Mar
28 %
10
40
5\
Jan
38% Mar
a74%
a68%
5
preferred
185
28
10c
a37
18 Va
29% Mar
•
•
preferred—
586
8%
Co
60
Jan
5
.
1
Edison
24%
•
Laughlip Steel (Un)
112
a37
__
25
Tidewater
Jade
a45
22'A
Mar.
80
Apr
22% Mar
169,700
33 %o
Co
a44%
a57% a57%
__
20
Gas
a36% a36%
__
1,703
20
60% Mar
Jan
a39% a39%
•
21'%'
(Un)
4.56%
Jan
Jan
17c
1,067
26%
a45
(Un)
(Un)_
Calif
4.48%
Jan
*
27%
27%
Feb
•
B
Francisco
Finance
Southern
Jan
Apr
25c
Mar
Mar
1
Sunray Oil Corporation
(Un)
Iron
Apr
89
12.50
Corp—
Socony-Vacuum Oil Co Inc (Un)
39%
1
Development
Interlake
40
86
—33%c
Petroleums
Inc
104
2
20%
36% Mar
131
__
preferred
41 %
7%
Jan
17%
260
1
Diego Gas & Electric
4'A% preferred
4.32%
7%
Mar
669
l
San
5%
Jan
Mar
50
40
44%
Sapphire
12%
138
Jan
a93
a27%
22% Mar
*
Feb
Jan
42'A
18%
•
San
Regis Paper Co
Jan
13%
1
18%
10'A
129
40
5
Louis
St
20%
35%
Hupp Corporation
122
a90%
St
1,020
30
6%
45%
40
__
Safeway Stores Incorporated
22%
30c
27
45'A
41 Vb Mar
a93
50
Inc
225
Inc_,
400
10%
134% 134%
__
45%
Feb
1
class
14 %
—
10%
Sinclair Oil
50c
Corp
Jan
*
Signal Oil &
a40% a41 %
Holly Development
Honolulu Oil
36%
Corp
Servomechanisms
Apr
2%
__5
.
Electronics
476
Corp
Apr
43% Mar
3,415
25
Hotels
38
1
59%
2B
Preferred
Hoffman
33 %
50o
Spring & Axle
Aircraft
Standard
Hilton
Mar
Rice Ranch Oil Co
Jan
3
36%
106
33%c
class
Feb
2%
1
Jan
2%
Inc_
J) Tob
(R
35
6%
Hancock Oil Co class A__
92 %
1
51%
•
(Un)
147
•
370
51%
(Un)
102
Manufacturing Co
Sears Roebuck &
164
14%
Jan
102
Gas
Servel
600
3
27
5% Mar
200
•
Jan
(Un)
&
Jan
102%
Jan
60
(Un)
Feb
26%
(Un)
Schenley Industries
2%
(Un)
Apr
1
(Un)
Seaboard
2%
2%
33 Va Mar
29
(Un)
Aviation
Pictures
Feb
59%
1
150
Feb
•
(Un)_
79"% Mar
•
Chemical
RR
Corp
7%
Feb
29
1
Theatres Corp (Un)
Radio Corp of America (Un)
Raytheon Mfg Co (Un)
Remington Rand Inc (Un)
30% Mar
10
Goodyear Tire & Rubber
Graham-Paige Corp (Un)_
36%
17
•
250
RKO
40%
30c
48% Mar
Jan
_♦
Pure
22%
•
Jan
35 Va
27
(Un)
575
-
a24% a24%
10
Jan
44Ys
300
27
27
100
4.08%
Gladding McBean & Co
13
326
36V2
34'A
(Un)
Incorporated
Republic
Feb
28% Mar
(Un)
Pullman
Republic
25%
Apr
28% Mar
____4
(Un)__.—*
Pictures
320
Feb
23 Va
•
(Chas) Co (Un)
Phelps Dodge Corp (Un)
Philco Corporation
Phillip Morris & Co (Un)
Phillips Petroleum Co (Un)
RKO
17
% Mar
__10
Pfizer
Oil
150
4
59%
'50
25
common
World
55
91% Mar
160
Feb
a__
—
4%
Jan
Jan
43%
Mar
47
6
95%
57%
-
Jan
371
5
36
3%
30% Mar
36%
51
95
5
Jan
Jan
100
common
Pictures
23'A
3%
52% Mar
28 %
__
1
Oil
27
Jan
44% Mar
764
38%
57%
23%
Jan
7%
51'A
a80% a80%
20
Feb
43 Vb Mar
100
51
38
5
Jari
34%
34"A
a28% a28%
a28%
25
Ryan Aeronautical Co
70%
5
(Un)
Products
1
a__
19,535
3%
41%
10
(Un)
Rubber
a__
501
a27% a27%
2
General
General
41
350
51
38%
General Dynamics Corp new com (Un) *
General Electric
Co
(Un)
5
General Foods Corp (Un)
*
Gimbel
869
12%
'
1
Corporation
General
49%
12%
a43% a43%
Line
(Robert)
48%
*'
A
Food Machinery & Chemical
(Un)
Fruehauf Trailer Co common
Gair
a72 a75%
43
.
(Un)
Flying
class
Tel
1,250
4,500
43 % Mar
14%
1%
Railroad
Exeter
—
1
Rights
Erie
—
Feb
Feb
28%
A__i
Penney (J C) Co (Un)
Pennsylvania Railroad (Un)__
Reserve
Eastern
&
Western
Paramount
20c
22
5
,
39%
40c
Jan
20c
4'A
36%
34'A
25
pfd class
preferred
Feb
33 Vi
(Un)—
Co
18c
62%
77
Jan
Apr
a4G Va a47%
36%
petroleums
Pacific
25%
Feb
a7%
Pacific
15% Mar
10
Calif
of
Co
Chemical
5% Mar
Jan
67%
30
23'A
16'A
a47%
25
pfd;
Indemnity Co
Pacific Lighting common
21% Mar
a33% a33%
22
Jan
458
4
17
25
25
,
Pacific
59% Mar
16c
26%
4.50%
9V4 Mar
—500
Company
(Un)
Aircraft Co new
Pont
74% Mar
a43% a44%
a33%
tUn)
Feb
20c
Jan
577
a53a53%
*
common
1st
364
al3 al3%
a7%
__10
.1
common
(Un)
Deere
Dow
1st
red
*
Curtlss-Wrlerht
Class
red
5%
100
a69%
Elec
5%
Mar
al5c
al3
Crown
47%
32%
Feb
2.75
74%
20c
8
6%
925
V
&
Jan
25%
•58
49%
Continental Motors
95
1
High
Jan
14c
31'A
4 Va
a53
(Un)
preferred
5%% preferred
Jan
i,
Gas
Inc
Feb
al5c
■
30'A
2,250
30
1
Products
Apr
48%
•
Clay
583
v
38% a39%
a
16,000
72
1
25% Mar
<■
66%
339
,
Jan
21% Mar
231
48%
8%
43%
'
Colorado
18c
4%
a52% a53%
30
5
Chemical
49%
Feb
a
40
16c
__
1
Petroleum
63%
Jan
80
1
Clary Multiplier
Climax Molybdenum
30% Jan
1,090
057% a57%
25
1
Range since Jan.
Low
4%
__
4%
100
Oil Co
Mathleson
Pacific
145
49 %
"
100
____
(Un)
(Un)
Inc
Jan
25
Chicago Corp (Un)—_—:
Chicago Milw St Paul com (Un)
a47%
RR
Shares
High
a33% a33%
__
1
Aircraft
for Week
of Prices
Low
*
1
Pacific
Occidental
91% Mar
a
1
(Un)
Co
Northrop
Apr
Sales
Range
Sale Price
61 % Mar
16% Mar
!
35
a24% a24%
(Un)
Power
North American Aviation
Jan
Week's
Last
Corp
Norris
Mar
1%
a
Nordon
Feb
A
32
Apr
Mohawk
Pacific
Chance
Exchanges
Par
Niagara
21% Mar
1
___.
Feb
Jan
450
"
1
—.__
all
-
23
22%
92Vic
8
on
'
16%
__
Corp
6
4
10
APRIL
Holiday
a
High
1%
100
12 *A
ENDED
and
1
"2%
Apr
28% Mar
33
28%
i L_
a62%
(Un>
2%
1,880
1%
'10
(Un)
Aircraft
Low
30%
%
Friday
Thursday
Range since Jan.
178
a62% a62%
__
1
—
(Un)
Corp
Eureka
Cessna
(Un)
1
Shares
2 'A
29%
;
1
Inc
(Uni
caterpillar Tractor
Celanese
30%
1
FOR WEEK
Good
was
v.
STOCKS
High
G
25
Canso Natural Gas Ltd-,—
8
■
for Week
of Prices
Par
Canada
April
Sales
-
a9
9%
a
Mar
Feb
—
16%
32
Feb
Jan
10%
Jan
a__
Youngstown Sheet <fc Tube (Un)
•
__
__
—
17% Mar
39%
1
1
Apr
Zenda
Zenith
Gold
Mining
Radio
Corp
Co
10c
(Un)
—•
__
__
f,.\_
re
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
(1704)
Monday, April 11, 1955
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
range
April
Friday
for week
Good
Was
Friday
ended
and
april
8
Holiday
a
Exchange
Pmr
Par
Abbott Laboratories
1
1,500
28 %
28 y4
1
26%
26%
—
Castings
8-%
10 %
8'%
1
Industrial
High
40% Mar
48'A
100
26
Jan
29
300
26
Mar
Jan
30%
Feb
International
Machine
(HI)-,-
Investment Co
American
6c
American Motors Corp
American
23
Tobacco
Oil
Amurex
cl
Dev
Anaconda Copper
6c Co
Wftfrdnts
— *•»
Oil &
Ashland
Athey
50
10
(111) common
9
1
&. Santa Fe_
Products
50
Corp
4
Atlantic Refining Co
Jan
39'A Mar
35 'A Mar
41% Jan
53%
Jan
661/2
Paper
(Un)_________7.50
88'A
89%
400
83%
Jan
91
Feb
Jan
27'A Mar
International Shoe Co
441/2
44'%
100
43%
Jan
47
Mar
27%
28%
1,100
23%
Jan
28%
Apr
500
13%
13%
200
Feb
28
28%
500
22%
Jan
27% Mar
Interstate
3H% Mar
44'%
Jan
Iowa
48% Mar
55%
Washer
Automatic
Co
(Un)
Aviation
1,700
23%
500
1,900
67%
33%
Feb
35%
13%
Jan
25%
Feb
Brewing
Jan
62%
Feb
8'%
300
7%
186% Mar
Feb
69%
Jan
9'A Mar
62'A
1,800
47%
Jan
62'A
Apr
76%
700
6/%
Jan
79%
Feb
14%
6%
1,500
6 %
1,800
141%
200
11
12%
300
37
11% Mar
100
13%
140
37
100
12%
6
8%
4
3,100
2%
7%
3,500
6
19%
21
3,100
64%
65
100
2%
2%
1%
26%
27%
1,150
1__5
56%
56%
56%
600
1%
1%
1%
57
400
27%
12
1,800
2'A
26
Jan
14%
Jan
141%
Apr
Jan
Jan
Mar
Jan
Jan
Jan
Mar
54% Mar
1
7%
dan
Feb
13'A
Feb
40
Jan
4%
8
Feb
Mar
24% Mar
65
2%
29%
Apr
Feb
Jan
57% Mar
l'/a
Jan
Corp
Power
Power
Stephens & Shirtkle Shoe
Kaiser
Alum
Kansas
City
Kansas
Power
Steel
•
1
Fisheries Corp
(George
W)
Budd
S
Corp
Borg-Warner Corp
5
new common
Company
5
21%
23%
104%
300
Kennecott
20%
6c
4%%
Copper
Co
Jan
138%
21
Jan
25
Illinois
Light
Central
Illinois
Pub
111
Central
Secur
Apr
Mar
Cement
Co
20
26%
26%
16 V4
Jan
20% Mar
16% Mar
19%
23'A
31
Jan
18% Mar
100
23'A
Jan
21%
Feb
Mar
Jan
26% Mar
500
Jan
32%
Jan
52%
10
50'% Mar
52'A
Apr
23%
1,000
21% Mar
26'A
Jan
—_5
32%
32
32%
2,000
30%
Jan
36%
Feb
49% Mar
L)
4%%
29'A
Inc
Foods
Coleman
Inc
Inc
Co
Columbia Gas
n
National
Continental
Crane Co
Motors
National
Tile
1
1
York
New
1
Prod.
RR
Dodge
49% Mar
Class
Du
A
Pont
Ohio
Jan
Jan
23%
9%
23%
600
9%
900
140
116% Jan
9
25
Jan
25% Mar
10
Feb
Eastman Kodak
Paper
Elder
Flour
Radio
Mills
of
America
Four-Wheel Drive
Fox
(Peter)
Oak
Manufacturing
Oil
Co
General
American
General
Box
General
General
Foods
Genorai
General
Gibson
Gillette
(The)
Co
Goldblatt
Jan
27%
27 %
13 %
13%
400
11 % Mar
14%
Feb
42
42 %
200
37%
48
Jan
7%
7%
300
22 %
22%
600
21%
22%
47%
47%
38% Mar
6%
Jan
47%
Jan
Jan
8% Mar
16
Jan
23% Mar
300
20
Mar
24
43% Mar
49
Feb
14
14
170% 171%
Great
Great
Great
Grelf
Lakes
13%
Jan
17
Mar
157'A
Jan
174
Feb
74%
600
68% Mar
75
Jan
18
20
17%
Jan
100
13%
Jan
14%
14'%
Electric
185
&%
World
Coal
Co
Lakes
convertible
Pepsi-Cola
Pfizer
Co
preferred
(Chas)
Corp
6c
Jan
13%
Feb
3'A
Jan
9%
700
9%
Jan
10%
57'%
Feb
63% Mar
17
125
1,100
Phillips
50%
50 %
51%
1,500
81%
81%
100
33
94
96'A
3,600
32%
33
1,450
35%
7
11%
Mar
8% Mar
.
2% Mar
14'A
Jan
Jan
3'A
Feb
17'A
Feb
49% Mar
46% Jan
3
55'/2
Feb
75'A
81%
Apr
Feb
36
89% Mar
107%
Jan
31%
Jan
38
Jan
400
33%
Jan
36
Apr
7%
700
7%
Feb
69%
300
68'A
Apr
41
100
39% Mar
7%
Jan
73 »A
Feb
44% Mar
15
100
13'%
Jan
15
58%
60%
500
51
Jan
60% Mar
2%
2%
600
17%
200
16%
Jan
19'A
Feb
24%
23%
24'A
800
22%
Jan
26
Feb
2%
2%
1,000
2%
Jan
3%
Jan
34%
34%
34%
34% Mar
37'/a
Feb
27
26%
27
1,700
14%
300
2
Jan
24'%
Jan
14%
15
1,100
13%
Jan
2
18%
I_I_25
18'%
300
18%
Apr
69%
69%
300
61% Mar
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4%
Harnlschfeger Corp
Helleman (G)
Brewing Co
H
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Sash
For
&
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footnotes
see
page
1,400
4% Mar
-10
33'A
33'A
34%
1,250
26%
26%
26%
600
12%
12%
13
450
9% Jan
200
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43.
38
8%
30%
30
8%
30%
350
30
25%
Jan
Jan
Jan
27% Jan
900
,
/ 700
150
36%
39%
3,000
53
53
100
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Jan
10
Jan
23 %
Jan
Jan
39
Feb
Jan
10%
Feb
32
Jan
39%
Apr
47%
Jan
61 %
Feb
Feb
20% Mar
33
7%
Mar
30
27%
26%
27%
1,000
24
18%
18'/a
18%
1,450
17% Mar
21
71%
73%
200
66
Jan
76%
16'/a
16%
2.400
16%
Jan-
17
62%
65
1,100
55
Jan
66% Mar
25
1,100
20%
Jan
25
16%
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
25
24%
45%
45%
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400
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65
75
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600
372
Jan
Feb
Mar
Mar
Apr
23%
200
22%
53'A
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50
Feb
24%
Feb
Mar
23%
53
23%
1
57'A
Jan
17%
Oil
RKO
Oats
40'A
Jan
Jan
18 %
Jan
Jan
71/2
Feb
7'A
1,500
600
1,500
10,800
(Un)
17%
5
15
Jan
22'A
Jan
400
36%
300
48'A
100
36
75'A
200
71
9
150
9
Apr
45 V2
45 '/a
57'A
37
75 %
•
Feb
29% Mar
21%
57
44 %
57%
18%
17% Mar
37
1
Co
Jan
Jan
Mar
Apr
Apr
57% Mar
Feb
40
Jan
8'A
77% Mar
Jan
10
Jan
Jan
•
Indiana
40'A
40%
300
38%
Jan
41'A
*
of
80%
81
400
68%
Jan
81'A Mar
30%
31 %
700
30% Mar
5
Corp
of
20%
15%
27%
Co
Corp
Jan
36% Mar
18 Vh
(Un)_
Pictures
17
900
21%
1
Co
Co
500
300
%
26%
(The)
Public Service
Pure
(Un)_
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America (Un).
50c
•
(Un)
300
8
Jan
8%
Jan
7%
42%
43%
700
37%
Jan
41%
41'/2
44
600
32'/a
Jan
48'A Mar
85
84%
85
400
75'A
Jan
89%
%
7%
33%
7%
•
Remington Rand (Un)
Republic Steel Corp (Un)
(R J)
Louis
Jan
Feb
45
Feb
Mar
9
9
500
41%
42
1,600
40
Mar
27'/a
28'A
3,650
24
Jan
31
27%
2.50
Tobacco
class
B
27%
200
25
Jan
28%
Feb
59'/a
59 %
25
571/2
Jan
GO
Jan
Jan
9
10
Co
Bt Louis Public
•
Stockyards_____
Service "A"
Roebuck
Serrick
&
12
Lathe
__
14%
7%
Jan
•
16%
Feb
27
Jan
21
Feb
14%
5,800
14 %
23%
300
23%
19
80%
82 %
1,000
74%
Jan
85'A Mar
12%
82'%
14%
12%
100
12
Jan
13
650
26% Feb
49'A Mar
50
Apr
18% Mar
1
J_
31
31%
•
54%
54%
55
15
54'A
54%
200
50
5
Works
Feb
Mar
19
__1
common-.
43%
23%
1
Signode Steel Strapping Co
Sinclair Oil Corp..
Bocony Vacuum Oil (Un)
Bend
_*
1.40
Co
Corp class B
28
5
Bchenley Industries (Un)
Schwitzer-Cummins Co
Southern Co
(Un)___
Southern Pacific Co
3% Mar
27
Feb
16 »A Mar
18%
Spiegel
Inc
26%
26'A
300
24%
20%
21
1,000
Mar
Feb
32% Mar
55V2 Mar
56% Mar
Jan
27%
Jan
Jan
21% Mar
57 %
59 %
600
51'A
Jan
60
Feb
Service_________l
27'A
27%
27'A
800
27%
Jan
28%
Jan
2
13 %
12%
13'a
2.900
10% Jan
1% Jan
13 '/2
Apr
5
(Un)
Public
common
2%
Dredging Corp
1
Standard Oil of Indiana
Standard Oil Co (Ky)
25
Standard
Oil
N J
15
Standard Oil Co (Ohio)
Stewart-Warner Corp
10
Sundstrand
100
2,900
57
18
3%
Feb
Feb
6%
Jan
Mar
5'/a
44
49 %
Jan
57
Apr
115
113'A 113%
56%
Apr
600
106%
Jan
1,300
42%
Jan
Feb
118'A
Feb
Swift
&
l
25
400
24'A
12'/a
12%
550
12% Mar
13 %
Jan
12%
12%
10
45%
12%
400
12'A
15%
Jan
48
300
42 %
fviar
5,550
31%
Jan
_>
47 %
3
40
38
Trt
_£
~~
%
40,400
1
Tool
24'A
23%
24%
1,200
49%
48%
49'/a
600
96%
40
•
Company
47'A Mar
45
24%
45
25
Machine
Rights
Sunray Oil Corp (Un)
Texas
Co
(The)
Edison
Feb
Trane
Jan
Transamerica
27%
Feb
13'A Mar
33
1,300
5%
45%
56%
113'A
5
Stone Container Corp
Studebaker-Packard Corp
Sunbeam Corp
35
9%
2%
44
5%
44%
10
(Un)
2'A
600
Feb
27% Mar
52% Mar
45
Jan
46
Mar
Jan
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i7« Mar
21%
26%
Jan
£9% Jan
Jan
72'A Mar
5%
20%
•
Warrants
Standard
Toledo
—3
I
Corporation
5
—1
Hein Werner
Corp
Hupp
8%
21%
37 '/a
39%
12.50
Co
14%
(The)
2
Corp
Trav-ler Radio Corp
Continental Corp
Tri
Feb
Truax-Traer
Jan
20th
Coal
2
common
Century-Fox Film
Apr
40%
84
Jan
250
20%
Jan
25 % Mar
14%
900
13%
Jan
15
55
450
44%
Jan
59 % Mar
40%
41
300
37% Mar
41%
Feb
Feb
3 %
3,000
2% Mar
4'A
Jan
1
27'A
27%
100
25% Mar
27%
Jan
1
18%
18%
100
18%
Jan
20%
Feb
27'A
27%
200
26% Mar
31 %
Jan
1
(Un)
97
300
231/2
14%
55
•
Co__
97
22%
25
Thor Power Tool Co
Halllcrafters Co
8%
21
Feb
Jan
Feb
17%
1
3
Gulf Oil Corp
9V4
15
~~i
Jan
7
80% Mar
68'A
"7%
*
I
51'A
5% -Apr
5,400
3
Petroleum
Potter Co
South
60%
Greyhound Corp (Un)
44% Mar
50
5%
19%
Co
National
Jan
74
5
Griesedieck Co
100
47
5%
Feb
3
17
95%
_
85%
27%
(Un)
16'A
100
70%
6
common
75"% Mar
21%
Phelps Dodge Corp (Un)
Philco
Bros
200
17
g
Chemical
Jan
600
50
Spring & Axle
1,150
70%
1
&
Feb
34
77%;.' 78%
10%
25
,
Rockwell
9%
____*
Towing
81
33%c
pr
Rlchman
3 %
100
Cooperage class A__
v
5
(Un)
Feb
41
Oil
Lakes
Bros
59% Mar
Jan
26% Mar
7
32
common
Mar
7%
3,700
•
Jan
68
50
rights
Airways (Un)
18
13%
2%
"II
8%
10
(Un)
210
7%
61'A
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50%
50
9%
7.50
Reynolds
3 %
2%
&
100
76
27
'
10%
1
Apr
74%
13%
61%
Corp
_5%
•
&
American
Rexal Drug
72%
2 %
Dredge
77%
38
com__5
Natural Gas
Radio
100
205
(Un)
Graham-Paige
56
47
56
21
12
St
Gray Drug Stores
56
Jan
5
Ohn-Mathieson Chem Corp
Quaker
400
18
" "
Jan
Feb
800
202
:
9>A
71'A Jan
61%
Bros
Jan
Jan
45%
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
7
5
13%
Co
1,700
.Jan
10
Co
Oklahoma
Southwestern
Glidden
8%
Peabody
37% Mar
1
8%
Apr
Feb
(Un)
8%
94
1
Public Utilities
Apr
Jan
Jan
Refrigerator Co__
7%
84
50
17%
Corp
General Package Corp
Jan
94
18
Corp
3%
18
32%
Motors
3,750
18%
65%
g
Feb
7'/a
40
Jan
.
14%
7%
18%
Transportation__2.50
General Electric Co
12%
"7~%
38 %
100
New common
72% Mar
13
17'A
7:
200
Candy Corp
5
Dynamics Corp—
(when issued) _______3
General
Feb
10% Mar
39%
Mar
Corp
Feb
61%
18%
5
Apr
43%
100
*
16
Inc
35%
Jan
350
__l
13%
Jan
32 %
200
Patterson-Sargent Co
__
32%
13 %
Pan
5
Feb
100
10%
Paramount Pictures
14%
84
65
Feb
74
Jan
10%
34%
__
Jan
67'A
13'/a
100
(Un)
Gas
Sears
Oamble-Skogmo
63%
10%
Jan
5
Jan
8%
Mar
.200
26%
39
10
35
1,000
69%
I.25
35%
34%
32%
47%
Jan
49 »A
7'A Mar
38
100
35%
34%
48
43% Mar
500
76
31 %
26
Inc
_
32
150
Auto
76
Jan
300
Apr
74% Mar
205
Brewing
1,550
7%
51% Mar
69%
5
43 %
44
7%
Jan
140
400
(Un)
Apr
Apr
__7.50
Phono
22
Jan
•
&
Jan
Jan
10
Manufacturing
Emerson
18%
48%
38%
lo
100
66'A
1,400
Corp
20 %
117%
16%
Co (Un)
Eddy
19'A Mar
100
94
10c
25%
Jan
800
39%
(Un)
Feb
13%
49'A
(Alan B)—
Nemours
14
22%
42
~7%
12% Mar
50
400
73%
22%
700
18
49'A
10
i
de
13'A
23
17%
73%
73%
1
_—
(E I)
4% Mar
Jan
43%
43
1
'
Ohio Edison Co
25%
Feb
94
3
3
100
Feb
38%
Manufacturing Corp
(Un)
Northwest Bancorporation
21
140
23
Du Mont Laboratories Inc
Feb
4
•
(Un)
Aviation
Illinois Gas Co
Northern Pacific Ry
Northern States Power (Minn)
42% Jan
300
26%
10
16%
Dow Chemical Co
Jan
4%
1
Northern
Jan
1,400
1
3%
3% Mar
20
10
American Car Corp
Norm
Jan
38%
(Un)
2% Mar
1,700
13
—5
Mfg—
Central
8% Mar
16%
Cudahy Packing Co
Feb
1,400
4%
23
17%
3
50c
American
46
•
Corp
10
Cement
&
24
23
(Un)
common
Curtis-Wright Corp
—4
common..
Distillers
100
23%
5
System
Commonwealth Edison common
113'A
3%
4%
4
com—•
Napco Industries Inc
100
*
Co_~___
Jan
112
Feb
Jan
3
1
Pennsylvania RR
Clinton
new
National Standard Co
300
1
Ilium
99%
Products
___
10
49%
100
Electric
100
112
~4%
•
Company
25%
22%
10
preferred
Cleveland
18
•
48 %
48%
1
Jan
Montgomery Ward 6c Co
10
22%
common
15%
1
Brewing Co
River Fuel
48%
49%
common
1,050
—10
(Un)
Co
Food
25%
1
new
17%
43% Mar
30 "A
Iron
Cleveland Cliff's
17%
1
Co
6c
Oklahoma
Cities Service
17%
76
Jan
30
23%
241/2 Mar
27
34%
52%
•
45%
Jan
*
300
22%
common
87
Jan
21%
25
42%
23
Chic Milw St Paul 6c Pac
Jan
40'A
400
1
Mfg
Portland
Motorola
23%
Chicago So Shore 6c So Bend RR._12.50
Chicago Towel Co common
•
Chrysler Corp
23
Apr
60%
200
Modine Manufacturing Co
Muter
200
_
Jan
Apr
200
*
Portland Cement
Mickeiberry's
Feb
•
Chesapeake 6c Ohio (Un)
Chicago Corp common
6%
39;
23%
1
Metropolitan Brick Inc
Apr
20 'A
1
86
4
Medusa
28%
20'A
10
86
•
(Un)
(Glenn
22%
800
Co.—___—*
Feb
32'A Mar
40%
—1
33 %c
common
Field
jaarttnall
Jan
600
Serv
1,300
87
(Un)
Corp
Co
Martin
Jam
1,500
Corp common
39
8.75
(Un)
Co
Marquette
16'A
17%
—50
37%
23%
•
*
Oil
241/3
20%
23
pfd__
Celanese Corp of America
Central 6c South West Corp
Central
Light
Lytton's (Henry C) 6c Co.
100
29'A
—
14%
28% Mar
40%
Lindsay Chemical Co common
Lion
2,400
17%
15
Jan
Jan
5%
150
12%
26%
/
'
23%
common—1
7
25%
29
common
6%
38%
Light——____*
&
Llbby McNeil 6c Llbby—
Lincoln Printing Co common—
22%
17'A
Canadian Pacific (Un)
Corp
&
Laclede Gas Co
Leach
43
29'A
12.50
Feb
1
Chemical
&
Power
Monarch
Knapp
North
Carrier
10
Kio Oil & Development-—
25%
42%
5
Corp
Brothers
22'A
700
—1
Industries Inc
Burroughs Corp (Un)
Butler
132% 138 %
23
10
Burlington
Burton-Dixie
138%
6
•
(Un)
Kata Drug Co
Missouri
Borg
13%
10
Minneapolis
Inc
Corp (Un)
Binks Manufacturing Co
Booth
____________-3.50
Co
Light Co__
Jones 6c Laughlin Steel
Mississippi
Bethlehem
&
Miller 6c Hart Inc
to
Industries
27%
Feb
Jan
36% Mar
3%
16%
Mar
%%
124
7%
19%
•
Kropp Forge Co
14%
lp
w
Feb
11
21% Mar
173
1,700
50c
(Un)
Jan
68%
10
com
•
(Un)
Apr
4
13
—
Corp new
changed
Napco
11%
23%
179% 180%
30% Mar
25
74%
•
Benguet Consol Mining Co
Name
1,200
7%
Co
Bearings Inc
Belden Manufacturing Co
Berghoff
100
35%
3
Baldwln-Llma-Hamllton
Bendix
31%
33%
3
Atco Mfg Corp
Bastian-Blessing
(Un)—
Jan
60%
—10
500
100
76%
11
37'A
100
61%
13%
141%
35%
36%
64%
800
8
14%
Feb
•
Harvester
36%
1,200
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—
Refining common
Atchison Topeka
68'A
Jan
35%
64%
39%
commjon„______.-5
a
Mining (Un)
(Un)
Arxaco Steel Corp
Armour
23%
180%
Mar
75%
Jan
36%
50%
11%
-A
S
(Un)
20
Jan
200
20
*
49%
31%
100
& Stand San
American Rad
American Tel 6c Tel Co—
Jan
28%
72
30%
20
3
39%
35 %
16%
68%
72
30
Co
21
7
50
Jan
Nickel
2,200
1
Foundry—
Mar
International Mineral 6c Chemical
Johnson
American
23
2,600
International
26%
25%
16'A
30
Co
Xnterlake Steamship Co
21
International
26%
50 'A
Feb
Apr
20%
10% Mar
26 Vis
10
14%
20
21
9% Jan
61% Mar
36
.—12.50
Co______._.
300
100
,
Co—
International Tel & Tel
American Cyanarald Co
15%
1
High
Jao
2,350
25
15%
Jan.
Low
Jan
59%
25
Range since
High
Jail
57
*
15%
Shares
7%
900
57
1
Theatres
Low
Development
Steel
for Week
Mar
Broadcasting-Paramount
American Can
Inland
Sales
Range
of Prices
7%
1,050
8%
*
American Airlines (Un)
American
9%
_5
1
(Un)
Jan.
Low
44%
Laboratories
Allied
Range since
High
42%
10
Co
Products
New common
Shares
10
Acme Steel Co
Steel
for Week
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af Prices
Lois
43
Brick
Indiana
Salfes
Range
Last
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Illinois
Week's
Week's
Thursday
Sale Price
Alleghany Corp
Exchanges
stocks
compilation of U« round-lot transactions only
stocks
Admiral Corp _____
Advanced Aluminum
all
on
Thursday
Midwest Stock
A
8
1
3
27%
3
Number 5410
Volume 181
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
...
37
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OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
Thursday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
;
Sale Price
Union
Carbide
Union
&
Electric
Union
Oil
of
of
Mo
Air
United
S
Lines
Rubber
Inc
Co
Dorn
Iron
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Friday
since
Jan.
90
700
30
1,600
56%
200
27%
Apr
Jan
30
59
Feb
34%
Jan
46%
Apr
Jan
TVs
Feb
46'/a
400
6%
500
100
40%
Feb
44%
Jan
82 %
900
13
600
Jan
29%
200
27%
Jan
29%
97%
200
76%
Jan
97 %
78%
80
Feb
37
— —
1
'
Machine
Co
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
1
12%
»
8%
500
74% Mar
82
600
-
22
Jan
37
%
American
Smelting
&
Tel & Tel
Tobacco
American
Viscose
.
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Baldwin
Securities
:
180%
.'26
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:
20
Apr
;-Jan
42
22% Mar
31%
200
31%
Jan
22%
400
21'/«
Jan
24%
Feb
Corp—
Armour & Co (111) com (Un)
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe
49%
200
48"% Mar
52 %
Jan
Atlantic
200
10% Jan
12%
Feb
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
Monday, April 11, 1955
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
San Francisco Stock
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488
1,305
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Phllco Corp common (Un)
Philippine Long Dlst Tel Co
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Apr
Jan
57%
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—*
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(Glenn)
Matson
Menasco
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18
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—
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Marine Bancorporation
140
29 %
•
(Un)
Inc
Lyons-Magnus class B
Range since Jan.
Low
44
17%
a49%
1
WEEK
Friday
STOCKS
High
44
(
7
LiDoy McNeill & Libby
Lockheed
Aircraft Corp
Shares
Low
,
FOR
Good
for Week
of Prices
Par
-10
Leslie Salt Co
was
Thursday
Range
Sale Price
STOCKS
8
Sales
Week's
Last
April
Co
Telegraph
Elec
(F W)
24%
250
»
(Un)
24%
100
13
770
a68%
ab8% a68%
40
10
.
12%
13
83A
64 % Mar
21%
113%
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Jan
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105
49
1
6%
6%
700
(Un)
(Un)
a
97/a
Jan
Mar
Feb
11
Feb
24%
Apr
13 % Mar
a
—
963/4 Mar
83
Feb
52%
Jan
72% Mar
Mar
38 %
Yellow
Jan
Cab
Co
common—
6
5%
Feb
6% Mar
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
Abltlbl
Power
4%%
&
Last
Paper
common
preferred
25
Sugar
common
A
Agnew-Surpass Shoe
Aluminium
Canadian
Anglo Can
Tel
Range
Corp
common
Paper Class A
100
common
Electric
Jan
Feb
7%
7%
52 %
51%
52%
1,087
49
Jan
82JA
81%
83
2,284
69%
Jan
26%
26%
26%
755
26
Jan
107 107%
45
106%
Jan
55
130
27
%
2nd
8%
54
88
Canada
Feb
5%
Feb
Jan
Canadian
Mar
Jan
55% Mar
47
Feb
50
23%
22 3 i
23 %
2,705
21
Feb
114
113
114
170
53 %
53 %
53%
710
33%
32%
34
3,711
133%
14
665
32 %
•
class
Products
footnotes
see
page
43.
Feb
43 % Mar
30%
Apr
32
26 3%
26
263%
1,070
28
Feb
105
105
105
15
104%
Feb
106
Jan
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20
105
Jan
106
Feb
105
23
Feb
Jan
106%
Jan
Feb
al05
al05
•
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a24%
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45
20%
Feb
29%
13 %
253%
13%
160
13%
Feb
13%. Feb
26%
3,161
25
Jan
28 %
Jan
29
26
_♦
Ltd
—
27%
27%
28
100
27
—a33
common
Class A
a32%
a33
15
30
21
21%
Jan
Feb
Feb
% Jan"
33% Mar
Canadian
Converters class
Feb
39
series
Canadian
Feb
15
Feb
6%
61
342
58%
Jan
61
Jan
331
38
Jan
44
46
Apr
5,306
45%
Feb
47
20%
Jan
223%
Jan
22%
23
275
20%
20%
203%
1,180
35
35%
325
9%
10
1,110
8%
Jan
12% Mar
4.25
4.00
al6% al6%
200
4.00
Apr
4.25
25
Cottons
preferred
Hydro
& Cellulose;
A
pfd
—
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•
f
20
*
common
Carbon
20
Jan
23
Mar
Apr
25
Feb
Mar
37
35
Jan
Apr
'
*
Jan
Apr
18
11
11
100
11
Apr
11
Apr
8%
f
25
—
10
21
20%
8 3%
1,887
8
Mar
9
Mar
20%
21%
4,020
a98
a98
5
21%
21%
197
17%
Feb
1.20
460
23
•
common
543% Mar
13% Mar
•
20
Celanese
Chemical
44
1.25
202,607
9%
9
9%
17,526
263%
26
263%
3,145
104
104
1.17 Mar
7%
Jan
25% Mar
...
Canadian
Industries
1.31 Mar
Canadian
93/s Mar
Canadian
29%
Jan
5%
52
52%
470
53%
53%
53%
75
•
9%
9%
9%
3,325
*
26%
25%
26%
1,792
46
45%
46
825
104
Mar
105%
Feb
431/2
Pacific
Railway
pfd—
17,359
43%
42
43%
1,045
75%
7%
73/4
1,233
•
8 a%
Jan
43%
Jan
47
Mar
(B
610
12
Jan
15%
Feb
Consumers
5
Mar
6%
Feb
Corbvs
46%
Jan
42%
Feb
Jan
173A Mar
30
Jan
73% Mar
Jan
Jan
23%
Fpb
18%
Apr
106
21
8%
Jan
FeD
16
16
16
2,150
15
Jan
163/4
295%
31
5,894
29
Jan
33
8
8
300
7% Mar
Jan
47% Mar
31
*
Feb
313/4 Mar
•
Smelting
Textile
A
28 %
24
98%
•
&
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class
Class B
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Consolidated
Jan
20 s%
•
Mining
Jan
105
18%
Vlckers
Consol
Jan
17
5
20 %i
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Coghlin
21
1,795
10
Cockshutt
Jan
18¥8
3.861
Canadian
19% Mar
98
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30
Mar
Feb
1838
28%
54
Feb
'
29%
54% Mar
27%
21%
.
25
Jan
370
110
•
Jan
11
__
100
523%
15
43%
com
51
243% Mar
21 %
___
•
Companies
Canadian Petroflna Ltd
a5%
43%
___
Locomotive
Oil
5%.
a
-
preferred
14%
a5 %
•
common
Preferred
Canadian
25
52
*
373%
692
•
$1.75
43
•
*
3,076
31
50
Canadian
45%
•
B
39
30%
100
.
Jan
60%
25
A
al05
383%
10
Mar
233/4
115
61
50
TeleDhone
al05
39
303%
100
common
Canners
Canadian
Feb
45%
100
-
1
High
—
Canadian Car & Foundry common
Mar
53'%
219
Mar
Jan.
Low
6
263/4 Mar
108
50
53
since
Range
High
*
Breweries
Canadian Bronze
Mar
49%
106% Mar
Steamship
preferred
Canadian
bhares
20
Safeway Ltd 1st pfd
preferred
1
Mar
93%
23
50
50
Columbia
Ltd
7% Mar
Co—
preferred
For
Jan
8%
23
7%
•
Light & Power
Oil
preferred
Mills
25%
Sales
for Week
of Prices
Low
preferred
common
Foundries
Iron
Week's
Range
Last
Canada
Jan
1.21
Traction
preferred
Building
100
•
Columbia
Class
250
23%
25
British Columbia Forest Products
British Columbia Power
Bruck
390
9%
a23
•
Exchanges
preferred
Canada
High
29%
$1.30
Canadian
American
British
26%
9 %
•
Power &
Brazilian
5%
26%
Jan
50
com
Telephone
Rights
4%%
26%
26
50
pfd
Class B
43%%
10,930
Power
Cement
'^T-/;
•
4%%
Bell
British
Low
29
543%
Atlas Steels Ltd
Bathurst
Calgary
Range since Jan. 1
High
2734
100
preferred
Asbestos
British
Low
•
preferred__2B
preferred
$2.40
Shares
28%
pfd
all
on
Canada
for Week
of Prices
100
Co
Argus Corp Ltd
4%%
Pulp
APRIL 8
Holiday
Par
•
Aluminum Co of Can 4%
5%%
2nd preferred
Anglo
a
Sale Price
•
Ltd
ENDED
and
STOCKS
*
Steel
Aigoma
WEEK
Friday
Sales
•
Acadla-Atlantlc
Class
•
FOR
Good
Exchange
Week's
Sale Price
Par
was
Funds
Thursday
STOCKS
8
Thursday
Montreal Stock
Canadian
April
10%
Feb
Jan
•
28
28%
240
26%
Feb
30
Mar
•
_
28
17
17
17
525
16%
Jan
18
Jan
16%
16%
16%
100
16% Mar
17
Jan
_
*
Number 5419... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Volume 181
-:
(1707)
V
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday April
Thursday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Low
Shares
2
31 Ye
30
31%
6,050
*
19%
18%
19%
3,100
Dominion
Coal
25
8
8
425
—*
a 12%
al2%
10
Dominion
Corsets
Foundries
Dominion
Dominion
77c
Glass
Steel com
&
•
—-20
——_
Dominion Steel & Coal
Dominion
Stores
Dominion
Tar
Red
Ltd
Donohue
Bros Ltd
Pont
Kootenay
Power
Ltd
Co's
5 7o
17% Mar
15%
Apr
17%
32%
10%
a23
a23
7V«
7%
1,350
350
28%
Feb
10
Jan
23
4,895
Dynamics
Motors
5%
Jan
33y4 Mar
12%
28
25%
1,672
28
721
03.50 a3.50
40
39
15 Va
15
25%
40
Jan
Zellers
Limited
4% 7o
Gypsum
a__
a—
33
Jan
Jan
15%
28%
555
26%
Jan
29
22%
3,061
17%
Jan
24%
28%
27
28%
11,820
25
Jan
Lime
69%
75%
6,160
48
Mar
80
Mar
a93
4
91
Feb
98
Feb
9%
9%
152
11
Jan
104% 104%
20
105
Mar
104 %
33%
•
56
•
common
33
50
Nickel
of
39
38 Va
39
945
36%
Jan
40%
Feb
41
40%
41%
1,340
39%
Jan
44
Feb
46%
46%
139
46%
Jan
50
Jan
213
Imperial Bank of Canada
Warrants
!
Service
Lang & Sons Ltd
Secord
Laurentlde
Ltd
Bros
Lower
St
(John
A)
10 % Mar
60
4,025
103% 104%
280
al2
49%
20
11
200
63%
67%
55
86%
113
80
26
26
713
126
36
33%
33%
27
1,035
Y':
23
14
Feb
29
Jan
Feb
Jan
137
Jan
< •V 38 %
37%
Feb
30%
Jan
Feb
100
12
Jan
17
Jan
21%
23
12%
Brown
$5
Company common
1st preferred
Canada
&
Canadian
Western
Canadian
Westinghouse
Food
Class
Ltd
class
Preferred
Consolidated
Consol
Div
Bakeries
Standard
of
Sec
12 % Mar
Jan
Federal
Feb
Fleet
Ford Motor Co of Can class A
32%
Foreign Power Sec Corp Ltd
Stamped
Grain
Co
class
9
Feb
10%
Jan
Horner
101
Mar
102%
Apr
Hydro-Electric
Jan
Inter-City Baking Co
Jan
International
26%
Jan
89
Jan
Feb
Montreal
class
A
Co
1,035
jJ
Jan
34%
25
34%
Apr
37
21%
445
20
Jan
24
Feb
25% Mar
Lambert
25
Loblaw
24
24
24%
835
23
22%
22%
23%
740
22%
•
16
16
16%
2,070
•
common
19
19
19
880
—
105
105
10
—
--
36%
Jan
<
37
37
Mines
Ltd
27%
_*
Nnranda
Mines
Ltd
*
16
26%
(Frank
Northwest
Utilities
•
90
pfd
Steel
27%
104%
13%
665
Mar
Paee-Hersey
Penmans
•
common
90
Tubes
6%
a94
a94
36
905
25%
25%
75
a68 a68 %
178
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100
Development
all2
1
:
(Alfred)
Inc
Groceteria
River
Company
of
a
112
31%
Provincial
42
43%
class
Co
Jan
Minnesota
&
Jan
"C
13%
28%
&
52%
53%
Feb
40
Mar
Jan
92
Feb
4 Va Vo
47
46 %
47%
Oil
-100
85c
•
Feb
Feb
a25% a25%
2
Jan
95c
Feb
25
Jan
25
Jan
64
65%
1,946
61%
Jan
68
JtCn
67%
67
68%
1,845
54%
Jan
■69 Va Mar
26
26
160
al4
al3
al4
375
13
Mar
17
Feb
34
-35
350
33
Feb
38
Jan
82
82
120
82
Apr
82
Apr
27
Jan
22% Mar
28 Va
35
25
2.25
22,955
111
1,604
100
Jan
Jan
112
a50
a50
4
45
Mar
60
a50
a48
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17
17
10%
10%
10 %
50
7%
7%
1,000
7
—
1.80
85 \
Jan
a__
130
17
10%
35
Apr
2.25
Apr
Mar
Feb
a__
■
Apr
17
Apr
Apr
10%
Apr
Mar
7%
Jan
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25
a—
4
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25
12
Jan
12
1
12
12
300
12
Apr
14
Feb
90
69%
Jan
71%
Feb
30
1S%
Jan
20%iJan
68%
Jan
75
A
*
.
a—
Jan
71
71
a20
a20
75
60
57
705
48%
Jan
59%
250
31%
Jan
35 %J Apr
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Paul
Quebec
f
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Power
27%
75
•
Apr
Feo
31
Service
Jan
113
Jan
30% Mar
34
Feb
Corp
50
Stores
Ltd
145
51%
1,010
4
51
Jan
31%
Feb
Mar
52%
Jan
Feb
7%
Apr
Jan
52%
7%
7%
100
—100
52%
52%
52%
205
51
50
Canada—
preferred—
of
1st
31
51%
Ltd—
Co
Dfd
1st
non-cumul part 2nd pfd
Mar
40
44
44
Jan
Jan
56%
71
71
72
125
66
Jan
15
15%
1,849
15
Mar
1.10
1.15
5,695
23
400
16%
200
6 %
Quebec Telephone Corp (new com)
Rights
'
48%
Jan
Russell
Ltd
(Can)
Industries
5
—
15%
1.00
;—*
22%
22%
*
common
al6%
al6%
Ltd
1.00 Mar
19%
Feb
Mar
47%
Feb
72
Mar
Feb
16%
30
15%
Apr
1.15
Apr
54
457
43
Jan
56
Mar
a95%
a95 %
a98
35
a—
11%
11%;
200
23
Apr
15% Mar
17%
Ltd
Feb
10% Mar
12%
Jan
47%
5
143
55
32
5
26%
46%
32
10%
32
10%
Power 6%
pfd—100
Paving & Materials Ltd
4
10%
143
4
,
47%
1,223
41 %
Mar
50
a
Jan
I
Sangamo Co
Jan
54%
common
75c
35%
6%
11%
103% 103%
__
r.
11%
a—
W—
Canada
Southern
Jan
■
52%
10
103
Jan
1,670
65
Mar
4,382
52
105
50
54%
70
53
27%
28%:
283
27
27%
27
103%
■
Jan
50 Ve
Jan
Traders Finance Corp
5% red preferred
55%
Jan
Trans
Mountain
Gas
•
40
*
Pipe Line
Ltd
Canada
of
Feb
Waterman
Westeel
(L E)
4
Pen Co Ltd
V
Feb
Jan
Jan
145
Jan
30
Feb
49
Mar
48%
32%
796
27% Mar
36%
40%
41
475
40%
Apr
46%
Jan
11%
12
2,005
11%
Feb
13
Jan
22%
'
48%
32
32
~
Western
Jan
Wilson
28 %
Feb
Windsor
Feb
Woods
Canada
Ltd
(J
22%
Mar
20
45
Jan
48% Mar
Jan
*
Ltd
22%
Apr
23
a23
a23
1
23%
Feb
23%
*
:
125
5
Ltd
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Hotel
•
Ltd
Products
52% Mar
54%
Jan
Jan
Oil
class A
140
Feb
70 % Mar
Jan
27%
28 Va
54%
51%
54%
51%
13%
Apr
69
67
50
Breweries
204
Jan
26
| 8hawinlgan Water & Power common—*
50
85c
Apr
8%
34%
26 Va Mar
73
515
69
preferred
Apr
55%
Jan
1,000
•
4%
8
Apr
3.75
80
57
cum
12
at Lawrence Corp common
4%%
750
Jan";
35%
6%
29
100
A
8%
Feb
•
Feb
12
pfd
B
58%
8
Newfoundland Lt & Pwr Co Ltd—10
Northern
Union
series
3.60
25
5
Feb
28 %
—
Saguenay Power 414%
200
•
94%
53
T
100
77
Co
42%
12
Ltd
Co
55c
55c
'
*
com
Jan
110
3,930
common
preferred
Royalite
Apr
Jan
Co
Paper
Jan
28%
Paper
Mar
3.75
*
Ontario Paper
Comoration Ltd
Standard
Rol'nnd
37
Jan
Jan
67% Mar
430
Transport
Jan
77
*
B
23%
1,955
53
Power
•
35
*
common
34
575
43%
Price Bros & Co Ltd common-
Jan
36
55c
25
2.10
A
92%
1
30%
--
Canada
26
a50
—
class
Apr
Reitmans
Corp
70
100
(Can)
Power
80
10
35%
—
•
preferred
13
Jan
Jan
107%
Lowney Co Ltd (Walter M)
37%
1,375
36
•
Mar
Jan
57%
12%
55c
35
Ltd—
Paints
MacLaren
105%
Feb
Mar
26
16
89
—
Products—
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2.20
Corp
26% Mar
Power
Ogllvie Flour Mills
Ontario
»
Feb
110%
com
class
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Securities
19
Mar
17% Mar
25
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•
Jan
9
•
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7%
25
75
•
3.75
3.75
'
Niagara
Jan
'
al4% al4%
__
Mar
6
[
Mar
Moore
National Drug & Chemical preferred—5
National Steel Car Corp
•
6
50
.
•
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Ltd
21
21%
•
!__*
preferred
35%
90-% Mar
Hendershot
34%
■
Locomotive
&
34 %
*
—•
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Morgan
35%
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Breweries
Class
Sicks'
A—.
Manuiacturing Ltd
790
(Robt)
2,565
500
—
21% Mar
12,070
(J
Apr
22% Mar
105
♦
10
9%
Mitchell
Feb
80% Mar
31% Mar
13
_♦
_
13%
9%
9%
102
22%
80
26
*
Apr
101% 102%
Class
Ltd
Jun
7%
18
17
*
Feb
65%
.5
Dominion
50
«
—
Jan
140
Feb
116
18 % Mar
850
16%
Jan
26
.
Corp
Feb
Mar
Feb
65
_
Square
Apr
6%
35c
30
13
♦
Preferred
13
< 15%
64
— —
A
16
'wm'im
♦
Consolidated Paner Corp Ltd
Zellerbach Corp
1,510
Quebec
class
1,060
a30
26
*
Ltd
Crown
a92
4%%
Can
20%
1.15 Mar
*
100
_
__
Feb
Apr
7%
_
_
68
80
6%
♦
A
—
Mar
20
6%
_
.
a91%
Molson
A—
21
90
6%
*
Ltd
class
Jan
100
6 %
*
Co
Co
Ltd
105
80
7%
*
B
92
Mitchell
}
Lumber
Products
Jan
a30
*
_
*
14%
20'A
+
Ltd
Jan
Mar
Mar
80
1
Paper Inv
Canadian
Catelli
a22
Feb
a77% a77%
_
_
Power &
a21%
Feb
12%
6
720
—
40%
35c
7,961
110
•
__
Canadian Marconi Company
Canadian
15%
108%
♦
_
Dredge & Dock Co Ltd
Gen Investments Ltd_
Canadian
14%
110
—
Co
40
?.
Jan
Mar
11
100
15%
•
Ltd
Co
Arena
6
a30c
I
High
Jan
90c
140
6
•
Dominion Sugar
Malting
Canadian
13?;: 13.
a30c
1
conv
Oilcloth & Linoleum Co Ltd
13
Low
36%
Engineering Works
Magnesium Ltd
7%
Range since Jan.
High
10%
Dominion
7%
Shares
1,225
Dominion
12%
Sales
for Week
1,900
Dominion
a20 % a21%
Week's
of Prices
"3,180
Jan
18% Mar
Exchange
1.05
Jan
155
50
13
•
Feb
11%
Mar
22%
Apr
Feb
al9
7%
100
48
1.00
Corp Ltd—
Oil
Feb.;
11%
preferred ————100
ssey-Harris-Ferguson
43
1.05
32
Preferred
46
11%
.
31%
Mailman
Feb
%
5
Arcan
Claude Neon General Advert class A__.
150
Feb
56
Corp Ltd
*
Belding-Corticelli 7% pfd
100
Belgium Stores Ltd common
_*
Bickle-Seagrave Ltd
———4
Anglo-Nfld
Cinzano
60
15%
Jan
40
Feb
500
Jan
50
39%
Apr
2,900
Feb
13%
40
Apr
23
12Va al2%
& Paper
Development Co
88%
153
.46
Funds
Low
Pulp
67%
22%
al8%
—
Par
Anglo-Canadian
Jan
153
a
Feb
Apr
33% Apr
26% Mar
•£,
Mar
1,599
Kange
Last
17%
21%
22%
11%
104% Apr
33% Mar
1,072
43
52
a44 a44
Sale Price
Jan
125
173
26%
—
STOCKS
31%
Powell
a44
14% al4%
51 %
Canadian
*
Mcuoll Frontenac
,
—10
a
52
Jan
25
30
33%
27
Jan
*
126
■
.
•;
Feb
60
Jan
Jan
17
5,212
86
26
35%
40
102% Mar
18%
*
class B
12
18%
4
& Bloedel
58
a
•
class A
60%
Jan
35% Mar
3
Power-,
52
3,838
52% Mar
1,994
•
Shops
59%
50% Jan
4,940
pfd_100
Ltd
Lawrence
MacMillan
Power
14%
Canadian Stock
Canada
11
__
•
Acceptance
Lewis
58%
•
com
Mililng 7%
Candy
Feb
38
——5
(John)
Woods
34
67%
25
the
Jan
—
Corp common:—5
Public
of
30
20
10%
•
Limited
Labatt
Feb
2,600
36%
•
Preferred
Jamaica
60
33%
7.50
Interprovincial Pipe Lines
riacer
a
10
Toronto-Dominion
43
10
—
!
Royal
35% Mar
Jan
38
•
common
common
Utilities
Jan
52%
25
Power
International
29%
690
60
International Petroleum Co Ltd
International
1,140
56
33
104%
Canada
Paper
33%
10%
*
International
Jan
54
59%
-100
pfd
101
a52% a52%
Corp common—4
(John)
9% Mar
33
..
—
*
Powders 6%
Jan
a93
•
preferred
Intern Bronze
Jan
8%
69%
Co Ltd
Acceptance
31% Apr
112
Jan
•
Imperial Oil Ltd
•
Imperial Tobacco of Canada common_3
$4.50
Mar
7%
2,197
43%
10
Feb
5
$2.00
Industrial
Jan
110
3
com___
Alabastlne
Paper
preferred
Hudson Bay Mining
27
65
350
100
&
1,395
7%
43%
Feb
.—10
28% Mar
31%
31%
53% Mar
—10
Commerce
Mar
28
7%
Jan
Banks—
Apr
22%
30%
28
52%
Canadienne
40% Mar
11%
110'/a 110%
Jan
15
Montreal
___
500
7%
High
25%
a53
Feb
28
100
Low
25
a53
—
Range since Jan. 1
High
Jan
26
22%
—;—
Howard Smith
t
—50
Shares
29% Jan
790
—*
for Week
a26% a26%
__
preferred
Sales
Range
of Prices
Low
•
common
Feb
31
24% Mar
35
15%
Jan
BVa
Jan
25
Feb
•
preferred
Laura
6% Mar
1,050
25%
26%
:
24
1
—
new
__
Lakes Paper
Inglis
5
•
Ltd
General
Great
27%
■?V.
Jan
—•
—
Bakeries
General
,
Jan
4,507
1
General Steel Wares common
"<
17%
16%
\ 27%
common
preferred
General
Ma
41% Mar
20
Gatineau Power common
5%
21%
Feb
25%
—
Feb
17% Mar
33%
10%
—*
__—.
Jan
160
26%
Canadian Corp
Players
Fraser
<
13
Mar
Week's
Last
Jan
395
•
com
Foundation Co of Canada common.
?
12
10%
1,650
•
Sec
Exchanges
Thursday
Famous
Lake
7% Mar
Jan
19'A
7%
all
Par
Jan
17%
V
—•
Canada
of
eiuuy Paper Co class A pfd
Electrolux Corp
Intl
20
36%
10%
4
Dow Brewery Ltd
East
33"%
'
Dominion Textile common
Du
Apr
18% Mar
31%
32%
•
23%
8
on
High
30
15%
•
preferred—
APRIL
Holiday
Sale Price
35
16%
a
1
17%
„
•
Chemical common
&
19 %
36%
__*
common
preferred
ENDED
and
Thursday
Low
Seagrams
Bridge
pfd
WEEK
Friday
STOCKS
Banre since /an.
High
Distillers
Dominion
6%
FOR
Good
was
for Week r"
of Prices
Par
8
Sales
Range
Sale Price
39
6.00
6.00
600
5%
29%
47
1,067
28
Jan
47
Apr
45
45
725
35
Feb
45
Mar
28,715
4
47
Jan
Feb
6% Mar
'
Voting
!
trust
Simpsons
:
ctfs
Steel Co
of
*
Co
Thrift
*
Ltd
Southam
Canada
Stores
Triad
i
Tuckett
18%
•
common
Tobacco
United Steel
>
Wabasso
1,239
44
1,218
34
34%
28
18%
.625
Apr
20%
37
55
43%
43%
38
Jan
39
Manufacturing Co Ltd—.
741%
32
Jan
46%
Jan
Feb
35
Jan
Alta
Jan
Ameranium
4.70
4.95;
3,600
al46
al46-f
6
15
pfd
15%.
595
14%
Jan
14?
200
12%
Jan
%|
900
66%
Jan
70
15%
Aconic
4.35
145
5.70
Jan
Jan
j
67%
Walker Gooderham & Worti.
'«
Western Leaseholds
*
5.80
Weston
l
*
67
90%
4 % %
(Geo) common
68
5.60
5.80
83
90
2,000
%|.
4.80 Feb
39c
40c
109,950
17c
Feb
44c
Mar
3.40
3.45
2,900
Arno
4
Ascot
Feb
Atlas Sulphur & Iron
Mar
Mines
Mines
Ltd
Ltd
Sulphur Mining Corp
Corp Ltd
1
1
Metals
1
58
Jan
90%
40
104
Feb
105%
19
Apr
Barnat
Mines
Feb
Barvallee
Jan
Base
Ltd
Mines
Metals
STOCK
1
—,
Branch
62
QUEBEC
-
William
-
-
see
page
43.
Apr
11c
Jan
Feb
58c
Feb
Jan
45c
Feb
15c
9,500
4c
Jan
17c
Jan
3,000
45c
Jan
87c
Apr
66c
69c
40,900
42c
Jan
71c
Mar
2.60
2.80
23,400
69c
Jan
2.80
5c
12,000
3c
Apr
7c
Feb
5.10
6.10
9,600
Feb
6.10
Apr
50c
50c
3,500
6.00
1
50c
Mines
Mining
Corp
Rare
Metals
Gold
Ltd
1
Mines
Ltd
19c
20c
32,900
2.65
2.71
8,250
26c
21c 26%c
481.100
1
Ltd
19c
2.65
1
vtc
Mines
Mines
Min
Square
Ltd
—
Smelt
&
Canadian Gold
Calumet
Uranium
Campbell
ST. JOHNS, P. Q.
Corp
Mines
Mines
Chibougamau
Canadian
1,000
•
Chibougamau Mines Ltd
6%c
8c
41,000
Ltd
Ltd
Ltd
Lithium
Mines
Ltd
__
51c
85c
7c
Jan
20c
2.50
Jan
Apr
Jan
Apr
Feb
2.95
Jan
12c
Mar
26 %c
Apr
3c
Jan
14c
2,000
11%
300
10
30c
500
23c
52c
37,600
25c
'
1.98
Mar
30c
47c
Apr
45c
14c
1
—1
3.50
11%
1
*~
6%e
1.17
8c
Jan
Jan
Mar
Jan
8c
14c
12
Apr
Apr
Mar
30c
Apr
55c
Mar
8.10
8.25
700
4.20
Jan
2.50
2.40
2.74
256.825
2.25
Apr
2.74
Apr
Can-Met Explorations
1
2.40
2.00
2.50
17,600
1.75 Mar
2.50
Apr
Carnegie Mines Ltd
•
26c
26c
30c
8,000
22c
Jan
2%c
2 %c
2,500
2c
8.25
8.25
100
Cassiar
footnotes
4c
Mar
87c
1
Corp
Ltd
Mines
Cartier-Malartic
For
Jan
7c
43c
1.17
3c
Brunswick
-
2c
•
,
Feb
9 %c
5c
Buffalo
CHjCOUTIMI
3.70
9c
66c
Burnhurst
\
Office:
SHERBROOKE
Apr
87c
2.70
Bouzan
St., New York City, HAnover 2-0579
TROIS-RIVIERES
10,400
Jan
6.75
1.17
9%c
1
Bouscadillac Gold
St. West, Montreal
Phillips
2,500
1
Ltd
Mining
;
1203
29c
1
Boreal
EXCHANGE
Branch:
22c
—
1
Belle
EXCHANGE
STOCK
Local
141,400
3.05
25,000
56c
4
Bellechasse
EXCHANGE
TORONTO
PL-9501
9 %c
47c
Ltd
Baska Uranium Mines Ltd—i.—
Beaucage
HART
CANADIAN
Telephone
4c
8%c
•'
Bathurst Mining Corp
Beatrice Red Lake Gold
■
230 Notre Dame
3c
9%c
53 %c
3.75 Jan
,
6.05 Jan
J
j
Mar
Apr
50
STOCK
26c
15% Mar
800
MONTREAL
20% Mar
Jan
14
.
a13!
MEMBERS:
Jan
9c
39c
104%5
Cr
14%
66,600
3.45
104
SAVARD
100
2)c
6.65
1
al3
12% Mar
17%
19c
1
•
•
Gas
6.75
17%
1
Ltd
Ltd
Anacon Lead Mines Ltd
146
100
preferred
Central
Wfampeg
5.50
-1
—1
Mining Co
Uranium Mines
Mines
Arnora
Cotton
—
Mining Stocks—
'
14
7%
corp.
;•
Feb
Mar
Algom
__
4.85
,
40
19:
38
Ltd
Oils
}
18%
*
;
Asbestos
Gold
Corp
Mines
Ltd
Ltd
1
1
4
8.25
6.00
8.25 Mar
32c
Jan
Jan
3%c
Feb
Jan
8.50
Feb
„
40
(1708)
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
Monday, April 11, 1955
...
</■
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
Canadian Stock Exchange (Cont.)
Thursday
Last
STOCKS
Sale Price
Celta
Dev
&
Mining Co Ltd
Manitoba
Ceniremaque
Mines
Gold
Chib-Kayrand
Mines
Copper
Cmbougamau
•
Ltd
Explorers
_
Ltd
Detta
Minerals
Dome
Mines
Dominion
East
East
Smelting
Fab
Metal
Mines
Mines
Frooisher
Gui
Labrador
Ltd
96.705
Jan
18c
5,000
2.10
Jan
2.25
Jan
2.95 Mar
3%c
4c
5,000
2 %c
Feb
22c
35c
6.00
6.25
19,600
90c
1.25
87,500
3.05
3.25
7,400
48c
30,000
23%
24
1,900
2.40
2.00
900
39c
•»
Mines
Ltd
Pitt Gold
3c
1.000
26c
9,300
7c
20c
24c
31C
ioy4
10%
13c
1.35
9c
12c
37.500
%c
861,200
17 %c 24
Radiore
Mines
Rix-Athabasca
Royran
Gold
SLscoe
Gold
Standard
ouilivan
Ltd
20,500
600
1.85
2.30
882,630
3 %c
5c
10,000
1.97
2,300
30c
32c
23,500
1.20
1.33
Tazin
Mines
Tiblemont
Tohrit
\
3c
17c
31c
Anglo
Anglo
Apex
Apr
Arc&tt
One
32c
1.33
Apr
9c
Uory>
Apr
Area
Mines
Argus
Corp
79c
Feb
Arjon
Apr
Ascot
Jan
9%C
Apr
3c
Feb
Ashdown
5%c
2,200
Apr
Atlas
13c 13 %c
4,088
21c
1.18 Mar
10c
3.50
1.51
Jan
Jan
13 %c
Jan
Apr
21c
500
3.95
1,400
36
%c
15c
2.35
4.25
Jan
73c
Jan
23c
Jan
19c
29c
8,500
16c
Mar
29c
39c
43,500
17c
Jan
42c
1,225
Jan
Mar
Mar
4.25 Mar
30c
Aubelle
&
Ltd
Co
Oil Co
Antone Petroleums Ltd
Ltd.
five
45c
53c
3.75
4.25
29.400
10 %c
11c
■7 4,000
16%
17%
15,100
152,200
1,800
13c
5c
8%c
51,500
21%
21%
200
26,800
For
footnotes
see
page
43
97
Mar
300
98% Mar
10
1,821
9%
Apr
13% Mar
52 %
1,811
49%
Jan
54
81%
83%
2,760
26%
26%
70
107%
107%
20
15c
18c
6,500
1.60
1.62
98,975
1.15
2,400
7.90
100
3.35
3.50
22,826
9c
12c
37,000
16
16
2.53
42,800
1.00
1.07
6,100
1.80
1.80
1,500
13c 15 %c
54,500
5.25
6.25
23,350
40c
2,000
38c
52,600
17c
30c
106,000
9.00
9.25
12,550
36c
500
7.85
7.95
4,650
12c
14c
Jan
88% Mar
Feb
26%
106% Mar
14c
18c
Apr
Jan
2.00
Feb
Jan
1.30
Jan
7.30
Feb
9.00 Mar
3.00
Jan
3.75
Jan
16c
16
Feb
19%
4.65
Apr
5.35 Jan
55% Mar
1.15
98c
5c
16 %
460
4.65
4.85
7,339
53%
53 %
10
13
110
13c
Jan
68c
63c
72c
210,200
38c
Mar
53
Jan
13 %c Mai-
79c
Mar
26
Mar
24
*
—1
58 %c
2nd
21%
19,750
3%c
Jan
6c
1.10
4.500
85c
Jan
1.25
60c
8,500
45c
Jan
#
23%
3,475
Jan
80c
Feb
Jan
Jan
23 V'b
lii'%
114
115
315
„50
pfd class A—
22%
I100
—
54
52 Va
55
275
16c
19c
98.500
12c
Mar
19c
Jan
41c
Feb
56c
Apr
1
B
17 %c
1
Corp
class
50
5%c
55c
1.05
24
5c
1.00
5 V2C
53 %c
_10
Feb
23%
Jan
Mar
116
Jan
Apr
55
Mar
52%
46c
56c
677', 9 50
13%
13%
13%
14
13%
65
14
1.585
13'%
Apr
33c
498,280
6%c
Jan
33c
Apr
7%c
Jan
16c
.1
30c
2flc
.1
—
20%
105
10c
3c
10c
13% Mar
3,700
15
Jan
17
..
Mar
Jan
2.08
1,700
2.00 Mar
8 %
8%
50
8% Mar
11c
13c
32,050
11c
Mar
15c
Jan
14c 147#c
9,500
13c
Feb
19c
Jan
Auto
Electric
Avillabona
common
Mines
23,500
Ltd
1
5.75
Feb
Mar
Bailey Selburn OH & Gas class A
7.05
Apr
Banff
12c
7%c Mar
20c
1.10
9c
Feb
Jan
Bankeno
54c
Jan
Mar
4.45 Mar
Jan
11c
3.85 Mar
Feb
17%
11% Mar
Apr
Barvue
3c
Jan
8%c
Apr
20%
Jan
23%
Jan
82c
1.34
6c
Jan
2.90 Mar
1.14 Mar
Jan
1.80
4.75
15%c
Apr
7,300
47c
32.000
10c 12'Ac
159.300
1
! '
lie
6,820
6.75
2.05
40c
6%c
Jan
2.78
49c
Jan
12'Ac Apr
43%
43
%
43%
1,707
43
Mar
54%
54
%
54%
215
53
Jan
1
1.20
1.12
1.22
35,925
1.38
19,360
42c
31c
45c
8.881
*
2.55
2.50
2.60
8,200
Mining
•
81c
80c
90c
260,385
30c
Jan
97c
63c
70c
532,613
39c
Jan
85c
Jan
20c
Jan
Scotia
1.37
1.30
1.12
46%
2.10
1.30 Mar
30c
-
50c
Feb
Mines
•
67c
Petroleums
Ltd
•
15 %c
15c
16c
3.500
15c
2.65
2.55
2.95
333.800
70c
Jan
61
61
55
46c
35c
47c
208,970
2.64
Mar
1
Mining
Power
class
A
•
Beattle-Duquesne
Beatty
1
Bros
7%
7%
5.85
5.20
7
%
500
6.20
19,000
65c 76 %c
32,900
58'%
2.95
Jan
25c
Beaucage
Mines
Jan
6.25
Apr
Beaver
Lumber
•
Mar
Jan
16c
Jan
48c
Mar
6c
Jan
30c
Apr
7.25
Jan
9.25
Apr
Bellekeno
Feb
54'/2c
Jan
Being
8.10 Mar
7c
Jan
9c
18c
Mar
Belleterre
14.500
Jan
20c
Apr
Berens
31,200
10%c
Jan
18c
Apr
Beta
553,500
4%c
Feb
40c
Apr
Bevcourt
8c
40c
1.25
1.25
7,700
12c
13c
10.500
10c
Jan
14c
17c
6.000
10c
Jan
20c
Apr
8%
28c
Feb
21%
each
Mines
three
69c
40,500
1,700
1.95
300
1.28
1.40
41,700
20 Ma r
335,203
36 %c
45%
45%
46
6,219
45%
1.21
1.25
208,404
2.26
250
17
Jan
79c
Mar
17
Feb
69c
River
62c
Apr
Feb
1.32 Mar
Ltd
1
2.09
2.01
1
95c
90c
95c
1,000
70c
Jan
95c
*
40c
37c
42c
139.600
21c
Feb
42c
Apr
_1
—
Mines
Apr
2.25
Jan
69c
1.60
Feb
Jan
41,800
24c
Jan
4V2C
Jan
10c
Jan
9c
11c
85,000
16c
9,100
4%c
46,500
1.25
6,800
Gold
Apr
29%
56c
4.80
600
47c
73.800
19c
17c
19c
237,050
12c
Mar
25c
Mar
40 Wall
Jan
1.600
2.25 Mar
2.26
2%c Jan
4%c
Apr.
1.10 Mar
1.25
Apr
8.30
8.50
5,280
66c
68 c
16,500
1.89
1.89
1,000
2,000
4.75 Mar
7.15
65c
1.86
25c
Jan
Jan
Mar
Jan
Apr
8.95
80c
2.14
35c
Feb
Jan
Feb
Jan
Company Limited
»
Members:
The Investment Deaiers' Association of Canada
Toronto Stock Exchange
Montreal Stock
Canadian Stock Exchange
Jan
Mar
Company Inc.
Gairdner &
CANADIAN
5.35
49c
&
Street, New York 5, N.Y.—WHitehall 4-1656
Canadian Affiliate:
Jan
37c
.
Gairdner
13 %c Mar
17c
Apr
Jan
Mar
47
Jan
1.18 Mar
Jan
Jan
39c
3c
1.45
1.80 Mar
26c
13c
Jan
old
Quebec
Gamma
17
62c
6.20
into
Bellekeno
for
17
41c
Feb
Mar
29 %
Apr
Jan
47c
Feb
16c
55c
Jan
Ltd
exchanged
new
45c
17
54c
1.23
Corp
Mines
Consolidated
76V2c
1
25
Belcher
18c
27 %
Jan
Mar
61
7% Mar
3.45
*
Mining
Bell
Telephone
Rights
Jan
Ltd.
Lodge
45c
1
Jan
1.55 Mar
Jan
2.33
Feb
57% Mar
Apr
Uranium
Bathurst
Feb
Feb
Mar
Ltd
Co
Metals
Bata
9.00
Jan
Mar
10
Jan
5.15
8.55
2.37
41c
Jan
10
Nova
40c
30c
10
Apr
Jan
8.30
2.30
Mines
Baska
»
Consolidated
8.50
2.30
42 %c
Warrants
18c
Feb
1
1
1
Montreal
Barymln
Jan
Mar
Mines
Barnat Mines
Base
1.07
14c
50c
Oils
3.95 Mar
9c
12 %c
1
Bagamac Mines
Jan
2.25 Mar
Apr
20c
c
Feb
2.05
14c
25
Feb
Maf
2.00
15c
25c
Jan
108% Mar
Jan
1
One
1.05
Mai-
69%
26
4.75
•
Gold
Bathurst
2.15
—
97%
9%
51%
Jan
of
43 c
1
97%
Feb
17c
of
—
22% Mar
26c
Bank
67c
Jan
old
River
Bankfield
4.75
»
12%
11 %c
Apr
45g
_
5,345
Jan
Apr
8.50
25c
.
18%
2.50 Mar
11 %c Mar
5c
1
50c
17%
Jan
16,898
3%c
*
Jan
1.50
40.200
Jan
,__1
c
28c
14c
Feb
„1
Bailev Selburn Oils &
Gas
Pnlalta
Petroleums ut.d
1,420
53%
*
Ltd
Stocks—
Anglo-Canadian
1,000
42c
20c
2c
1.19
1.65
40c
Jan
Jan
2.65 Mar
12c
4c
14 %c
Ltd
1.60
1.23
3Sc
Jan
17c
1,000
9c.
Mines
Mar
1.60
14c
5c
4 %c
Copper
Ltd
Mar
22c
1,400
18c
5c
1.95
Products
Tungsten
78c
2,000
1
7,000
30c
9.375
22c
2.00
.1
Aumacho
18c:
popper Corn. Ltd—
85c
22c
Aumaque
12,500
1.35
each
Mines
15c
Mining Corp
80c
Feb
1.90
13
J
Atlln-Ruffner
9c
,
Jan
9%
Ltd
Hardware
3 Vac
55c
Jan
70c
__
Steels
3c
29%
83c
Feb
9% Mar
Aunor
7.90
Ltd.
Mar
57c
*
Metals
3%c
Ltd
58c
2,200
_
Gold
2.40
18,000
17c
3,100
60c
i,
Ltd
—
252,425
35,000
1.25
145
65c
3.50
—50
common
conv
2.40
13 %c
Lid
9%
58c
1.61
•
Pap
Preferred
$2.40
9c
19c
Feb
Apr
Jan
62c,
~60c
———
Mar
36c
Ltd
Ltd.
r
8c
26c
.
23 %
9%
15 %c
•
Mar
1.35
Ltd
19c
175
«
ior
new
5%c
30c
17c
Jan
—
1
_
Consolidated
5c
35 c
Jan
15c
A._
&
Anthes-Imperlal
Jan
9.25
Ltd
11c
2,000
1.11
_100
_
Petroleums
Mines
3c
40 c
J
43,250
17c
23
Being exchanged into
1.35
___.
Jan
17c
16c
26%
pfd_ —25
Mines.
Mines
Bankeno
Jan
Feb'
1st
—
Pulp
Rouyn
Ankeno
8c
6.25
__
Canada
Larder
Beaver
Lid
Mines
of
•
3,500
1.80
Ltd
22%
14c
•
class
Cdn
2.10
14c
Feb
7.90
Ltd
Co
7c
8%c
Ltd.
Jan
9%
9%
•
Anglo-Huronian
1
Apr
Jan
—
Feb
26%
Jan
1,667
52 %
—
#
5c
Mar
16 c
29%
Jan
8%
97%
—
_
Anglo-American Exploration
Anglo-Canadian Oil
2.41
50c
3.90
Jan
25%
17%
1
Apr
72c
3.75
26
545
1,305
—
1
Petroleums
Feb
39c
15c
Zeninac
Oil
Apr
Jan
11c
Ltd
Mines
2.30
Mai-
17%
Ltd
Mineral
Jap
Mar
2.25
Mines
Ltd
Montauban
•vondell
8(3 £
22c
4.20
Ltd
Fields
United
Westville
Feb
1.92
Anchor
Mar
21c
--
Western
Apr
1.05
Ltd
Nephellne
Bank
Ltd.—______
Mines
Mines
Pyrite
18%
Jan
1,500
3.80
Mines
Uddlen
Weedon
97c
Jan
41c
15.000
Trebor Mines Ltd
Virginia
Jan
16%
45c
48c
29
82%
—
Oil
5c
Ltd
Mines
Mines
46c
31c
7.05
1
High
1.65
Anacon Lead
Jan
30c
2,000
Jan.
9%
80c
1
Mines
American
Apr
40c
70c
since
Low
1.90
•
—
_—
Leduc
Amurex
Apr
2.85
72 %
Jan
5%c Feb
68c
Range
High
26%
__
•
—
Cons
preferred
9c
Ltd
ViolaMac
53c
1.35 Mar
68
2nd
Mar
4.500
7.00
Mines
Ventures
44c
41.800
100
Shares
63c
1
_
—
com
American
Apr
8c
4.10
Jan
9%
—
Amalgamated
3c
;
10
Steel
Aluminium
Apr
72c
4.10
Mar
75c
for Week
23
•
Uranium
Aluminum
Apr
7c
...
trust
Pacific
Algoma
Apr
58c
c
—
Knife
Petroleums
Warrants
Jan
5.15 Mar
1.08 Mar
3.90
Ltd
Silver
Jan
47.200
1.02
Mines
Gold
3.25
7,500
__
Ltd..
Mines
Mines
24 %c
20c
___!
Tache Lake Mines Ltd
Tandem
%c Jan
2.60
4 3,303
Mar
82c
Jan
9%
-
Debentures
1.39 Mar
12c
Jan
(Quebec) Ltd.
Uranium
Cons
Jan
43c
77c
75c
Mar
16c
1
Yellow
Voting
Alberta
10% Mar
13c
5%c Mar
5
21.000
70c
i.
Mines
Sudbury Contact
1.02
Jan
Jan
58c
4.10
*
Fields
Iron
8c
31c
32c
Mines
Rock
9.10
16%
Jan
57c
18%
Jan
59c
27%
—
21 %e Mar
Jan
65c
28c
67 %c
26%
—
Distillers
1.35
Steeloy Mining Corp Ltd
Steep
9%c
10c
18%
Jan
Feb
2D
•
Warrants
7%c Mar
Feb
Jan
2,000
350
4.85
9%
25
Petroleums
Ajax
5%c
Ltd
Gold
Jan
84,500
71
3.90 Mar
Mar
Sales
Range
•
Oil
&
Aibermont
9c
50
Ltd
Corp
Sherritt-Gordon
4c
16
13c
44c
80c
Jan
1.65
16c
Jan
4.10
2.85
12%
Apr
Jan
26%
_
—
—
A
Akaitcho
Mar
1,000
77fl
Week's
of Prices
•
Gas
2.39
.__
—
Uranium
Rayrock
121,600
—
common
Agnew-Surpass preferred
Jan
27c
36c
35c
7c
Develop Co Ltd..
Corp
Mining
4c
Jan
31c
Quebec Smelting & Refining Ltd.
Quebec Yellowknife Gold Mines Ltd
Quemont
Jan
7c
44
Mines Ltd
Metal
2%c
4.00
13 %c
Corp
Mines
Lithium
200
10% Mar
Feb
Mar
Exchange
Low
•
Paper common
preferred
Class
Acme
Jan
22 %c Mar
&
Acadia-Uranlum
2.85 Mar
54c
72c
Quebec Chibougamau Gold Fields Ltd.
Quebec Copper Corp Ltd
Quebec Labrador
Jan
7%e
;
Goldfields
Quebec
4 % %
Apr
Jan
Power
Acadia-Atlantic
Apr
1.85
5c
Funds
Last
Par
Apr
38c
69c
Sale Price
Feb
6c
Mar
100
75c
Thursday
STOCKS
Jan
16
18%
96,000
1.35
1.25
Ltd
Quebec
78c
15% Mar
3c
65c
72c
Canadian
Apr
3.10
•
67c
72c
*
Toronto Stock
1.30,Mar
Jari
1,700
9%c
1
12,500
1
Limited
Co
Feb
2.10
Jan
34c
48.000
1.92
Ltd
Prime
7%c
16%
30c
Ltd
.
1,700
36,525
7,200
Oil
Jan
Feb
Mar
10
26,600
26c
2.00
Ltd—
Ltd—
Mining Co__
Porcupine
89,200
18c
Pato Cons Gold Dredging Ltd
Perchcourt
52c
25c
Ltd..
(1945)
Ltd
Opemiska Copper Mines
*
4c
4.60
Feb
35c
500
16,500
70c
Ltd—
Mines
1.90
6,413
6c
2.65
18%
!
Nudulama Mines Ltd
-*)
T—4 CO
45c
Mines—
Oils
5,340
64c
3.00 Mar
Jan
55c
64,700
68 %
Santiago Mines Ltd
Vinray Mines Ltd
Mining
3.10
2.34
76 c
Obalski
"
17 "a
2.60
——
Pacific Coal &
Mines
1.90
Ltd
Ltd
New
4.65
62c
Jan
57c
Ltd—
New
4.50
62c
1
Apr
35c
Mining Co Ltd
Mines
Parbec
200
10%
_
New Harricana Mines
New Highridge
7r
48c
25
2c
9,500
15
22c
Ltd
Uranium
41c
16
«*««.•»—
Ltd
Mines
Orchan
35c
14%
24c
—
Uranium
4.65
...
Petrol-Chemical
Apr
Jan
4.10
Canada
9c
Apr
3.85 Mar
2,500
7c
Ltd
Mines
3.25
Feb
1,500
1.05
5c
of
1.00
Apr
Feb
22
'
Mines
Mining
Mines
2.10
1.02
12c
Fortune
Nocana
1,25
Jan
1.55
Apr
6.25
Algom
Ltd
New
Normetal
35c
Jan
35c
1.85
Apr
Mar
Feb
2.10
1.84 Mar
Apr
18
Feb
5.00
100
26 c
Ltd
Corp
Rim
15c
72c
6,000
4.10
1.98
49c
Formaque Mines Ltd—
Nickel
4c
4.10
12 %c
New
New
59,500
Feb
Jan
1,300
Westburne
40c
3c
2,000
*
Trl-Tor Oils Ltd
Feb
1.33
,2,000
14c
Jan
%c Mar
400
4c
1.30
Apr
16
1.38
10%
2.98
6c
Ltd.
—
1
13c
17%c
250
Jan
1.15
Jan
17 %
33c
10%
Jan
18%
Ltd
Mines
Mining Corp of Canada
Mogador Mines Ltd
Louvre
Incan
Jan
1.45
14c
9c
2.60
Co
Co
Mclntyre-Porcupine
New
Apr
Feb
19c
8,000
1.25
40c
21
4c
51c
3,000
29d
1.70
1.38
—
Mar
1
16,000
6,000
26c
1.65
—
30c
1
157,500
1.35
Explor
Mackeno Mines Ltd
Maritimes Mining Corp
New-Delhi
Sapphire
4c
1
H\gh
19,900
*
Ltd
Ltd
Jan.
Low
34c
Ltd
11c
40c
29c
1
..90c
Oils
2.98
2.89
Ltd—
Mining
Uranium
Alger
Quebec
9c
17c
Mines
1
_
Range since
High
31c
Development
Petroleum Ltd
Phillips Oil Co
2.00
18c
&
Copper
Nesbitt .LaEine
4%c
Low
33c
—
Exploration
Petroleums
Alberta
LouvicOurt Ooitlfields Ltd
New
Pacific
8.35 Mar
200
Ltd
Zinc
Monpas Mines
Mar
18c
2.70
3c
Asbestos Mines
Dufault Mines Ltd
Lavalie
Mines Ltd—
Molybdenite
Feb
7.95
38C
voting trust.
Mines
Island
Omnitrans
Ltd..
_______j
Shares
Apr
15c
1.02
Ltd.
.___
Laiayette
Merrill
Feb
1.95
55c
2.70
2.10
Ltd
Metals
Lake
Lorr^o
Apr
Feb
7.25
14%
Mines
Mines
Ltd
Mining
Llngside
1.95
7,60
3c
Mines
Lead
80c
45c
7%c Apr
16 %c
24
Kenmayo Yukon Mines Ltd
Kerr-Addison Gold Mines Ltd.
Keyboycon
94c
500
2.40
Jack Lake Mines Ltd
Jaculet
Mines
Ltd
Kontiki
Mar
8,500
Apr
for Week
of Prices
'
1
Inc
Corp —
Oils Ltd
6,000
Ltd
inspiration Mining & Dev Co
Mines
Oil
3.20
Ltd.
Gunner Gold Mines Ltd
Jardun
Jasper
Okalta
45c
48c:
Mines
Uranium
Uranium
Uranium
Ventures
Mar
Mar
1.03
Headway Red Lake Gold Mines Ltd..
Holiinger Cons Gold Mines Ltd
Hudson-Rand Gold Mines Ltd..
Iso
Oil
10c
67c
7%c
Abltlbl
Mariitou
Por
Gaspe
Jan
Apr
90c
Limited
Goldlields
Minerals
7c
1.95
—
Golden
&
Oil
59c
6.10
Ltd
(19451
Empire
100
29 %c
Falconbridge Nickel Mines Ltd—
Faraday Uranium Mines Ltd
Fontana
Par
Mar
500
35c
Ltd
Co
21c
10c
Ltd
Refining
High
Jan
Sales
Range
Sale Price
8,000
85c
„
Corp
7%c
Week's
Last
1
59c
17%
Mines
Jan.
2.98
Asbestos Mines Ltd—
Metals
Exchanges
all
a8c
1.95
Ltd
Sullivan
Eastern
Ltd!
8
on
9%c
45c
Coulee Lead & Zinc Mines Ltd
Cournor Mining Oo Ltd
APRIL
Holiday
a
59c
Sudbury Basin Mines—
Explorations Ltd—
Cortez
since
Low
71,700
85
Central Cadillac Mines
Ltd—
Consolidated Denison Mines Ltd
ENDED
and
Thursday
Range
High
1.95
Consolidated
WEEK
PAiday
a8e
__
Development Corp
Consol
FOR
Good
8%c
9%c
Mines
was
STOCKS
Shares
14c 17 %c
—
Chimo Gold Mines Ltd
Conro
14c
Ltd
8
Sales
of Prices
Low
April
for Week
Range
Par
Central
Week's
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Exchange
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Vancouver Stock Exchange
American Stock Exchange
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Number 5419
Volume 181
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE FOR WEEK
April
Friday
Sale Price
Bibis
Kirkland
Bobjo
since Jan.
Range
11c 13 '/fee
36,500
8%c
7%c ll%c
45,208
1.98
2.65
57,200
1
30c
28c
31c
10c
56,500
39,100
Jan
1.80 Mar
Feb
21c
1
17c
16c 17 %c
Bordulac
1
17c
15c
19c
158,800
Boymar
1
13 %C
12 %c
16c
227,110
5'Ac Mar
2.65
2.60
2.70
5,035
2.45 Mar
1.00
98c
1.00
1,300
Bralorne Mines
1
Petroleum
Bralsaman
Holiday
15%c Jan
98c
Apr
Colomac
17c
13%c
20c
278,312
7'Ac Feb
20c
50c
29c
55c
716,334
10c
Jan
55c
Apr
7c
4'Ac
7c
53,000
4'Ac
Feb
7c
Apr
3.00
3.00
200
3.00
Apr
4.00
Jan
4.05
Jan
Commoil
Bright
Brilund
Confederation
Apr
Coniagas
Jan
Coniaurum
Jan
Conro
1
47c
45c
48c
41,150
43c
Mar
58c
Feb
Oil
1
17 %c
16c
19c
14,200
14'Ac
Jan
25c
Jan
i
1
18c
17c
21c
21c
Apr
Allenbee
Consolidated Astoria
Consolidated
Bakeries
Consolidated
Eellekeno
13%
50
Consolidated
Central
2.35
2.00
2.50
124,280
2.75
2.60
2.75
7,310
26%
26
26%
3,315
Jan
13%
Apr
1.45 Mar
2.50
92
Consolidated
Mar
Consolidated
53
Jan
Jan
Jan
96
Mar
Mar
95%
95%
160
51%
51%
51%
300
104
103
104
125
103
Apr
105% Mar
53
53%
110
52
Jan
54 % Mar
9%
10
4,380
8%
Jan
11
300
16%
Jan
Packers
class A
*
50%
Jan
Brunston
Mining
Consol
Feb
17% Mar
Consolidated
Gillies
Lake
12% Mar
14%
Jan
Consolidated
Golden
Feb
Consolidated
46
130
1.53
14%
Buffalo
Red
1.44
Callinan
Flin
Jan
14%
Feb
Consolidated
104,350
7c
Jan
16c
Apr
103,200
Feb
24c
30c
20C
31c
40,100
18 %c
11%
11%
11%
675
9.75
Mattarrow
Jan'
Consolidated
1.10
1.06
1.19
35,500
9%c
Apr
Jan
Consolidated
27c
525,570
Apr
Consolidated
Peak
20c
677,400
4%c
Jan
20c
Apr
Consolidated
225
42%
Feb
46
Jan
Consolidated
43%
12c
11c
17c
36c
56c
5%c Jan
Canada
Iron
Canada
Life
181,980
86% Mar
Jan
60
8%
8%
300
7%
Jan
15%
16
2,820
14%
Jan
—
Consol
68c.
58c
70c
133,735
33c
31c
39c
424,182
1
55c
50c
60c
16c
13c
14c
12c
2.50
1.50
1.48
1.70
7,600
45c
1
1.40
78c
1.50
158,560
45c
Jan
1.50
Apr
35,397
61c
Mar
80c
Mar
31c
Jan
Consumers
8%
4.15
Jan
8.25 Mar
3.90
700
52
52
52
15
39%
38%
39%
8.05
11,025
763
31%
—9
-
Coulee
Apr
Cournor
52 %
Jan
43 % Mar
Feb
32'/4
Feb
12"% Mar
Feb
*
•
9c
Feb
Jan
20
20'A
3,625
3.85
3.75
3.90
4,470
17% Mar
Crow's
28%
Feb
Crown
26%
700
28'%
Feb
Crowshore
1.77
1.77
35
Jan
Jan
200
Mar
Jan
3.55
3.75
2.20
400
39
39
9%
75
Feb
Mar
B
Class
••
■
Packers
39
A—
class
400
33
88
135
83%
1.00
1.00
400
2.05
—20
Canada Permanent Mortgage
2.30
3,040
34%
Deer
D'Eldona
40.269
47,825
Jan
17c
17
3,360
16%
Jan
18%
Feb
*
16%
16%
16%
200
16%
Feb
17'A
Jan
—_*
12
11%
12
1,075
Mar
12%
Jan
1
2.98
1.95
3.20
Apr
18c
Jan
1
Petrol
Southern
Canada
Jan
Del
12.50
Lines .preferred.
Canada
SS
Canada
Wire &
Cable class B—
Admiral
Oil-.—-L
Canadian
Bank
Breweries
Canadian
British
—L.
Canadian
Canners
Canadian
Car
Class
\
1
Celanese
Canadian
8,850
14
Jan
41c
Mar
74 "
Mar
Jan
8.000
4.75
4.75
300
4.20
Feb
5.00
Jan
8c
8c
2.090
7c
Jan
8c
Jan
62c
73c
38,350
52c
Mar
85c
Jan
19c
Feb
23c
Jan
41%
3,508
39
Jan
44
Feb
26%
3.751
25
Jan
28
Feb
—
80c
1.75
Apr
Jan
460
21%
450
20
Mar
23
75
20%
Jan
23
Jan
20%
20%
33
21
23
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23
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32
32%
—
90c
80c
89c
20%
505
20 %
Apr
25
Jan
29%
34
Mar
25
Jan
Mar
25
34%
34%
35
485
34%
Apr
37%
Canadian
Chemical
&
Cellulose
•
10
9%
10
1,825
8%
Jan
12'A Mar
Canadian
Colleries
(Dunsmuir)
3
.9.00
9.00
9.30
850
8.60
Feb
10 % Mar
$1.75
preferred
—
89c
Feb
19c
Jan
29c
Feb
1.90
27,300
60c
60c
'
•
2.15
1.71 Mar
20%
20%
20%
670
15%
Jan
•
3.30
3.30
3.30
1,350
1.75
Jan
6%
6'/a
6%
420
4.25
Jan
7%
10c
2.10
2.05
Jan
3.00
Feb
—
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8%
8%
Apr
common
Homestead
Canadian
Oils
Canadian Hydro Carbons
Canadian
Machine
Ice
•;
45c
•
Malartic
2,977
8%
10,399
5.50
200
21%
•
Locomotive
Canadian
2.25
8%
5.50
22
463
44c
46c
17,700
1.97
23
Feb
5.50
Jan
20
36c
»Mar
4.10 Mar
7% Mar
5.00
Apr
Feb
23
Jan
Mar
47c
Mar
5'/o
Oils
Cos
•
common
preferred
Oil &
Gas Reserves
Canadian
Pacific
Canadian
1
Petrofina Ltd
Canadian
Pipelines
28%
18%
20%
22,569
1
1.83
2.00
100,893
10
10
10
100
70
70
60
*
Canadian
Oil
4%
Leduc
19
19%
Apr
4.00
4.00
100
3.75 Mar
5.25
Jan
1.44
1.50
687
1.40 Mar
1.85
Jan
Jan
1
Ltd
.
3.90
3.90
4.00
1,220
3.80 Mar
5.20
•
8.40
8.25
8.50
5,770
5.95
Jan
8.50
Feb
3.70
3.45
3.70
9,800
2.10
Jan
3.70
Apr
common_10
22
22
22
10
1
7.00
6.30
7.00
2,000
Oil
;
•
1
1.50
83c
1.60
6,900
83c
85c
4.752
19c
15c
81c
Centremaque
Gold
1
9c
Chamberlain
Oil
1
28c
Oils
4.50
1.35
70c
Apr
22
Apr
Jan
7.50 Mar
Jan
2.20
Feb
1.00
Jan
Jan
3,000
6c
Jan
9c
Mar
Feb
Jan
54
Jan
9,000
15c
47,300
70c
Jan
8%c
9'Ac
13,050
7c
Jan
9%c
32c
9,500
25c
Jan
60c
Jan
1.73
1.72
1.75
2.400
3.45
3.40
3.60
23,650
9c
6%c
He
85,300
23c
28c
32,353
21c
Mar
35c
22c
45,700
11c
Jan
32c
1.05
1.25
45c
857,750
25c
1.50
1.45
1.50
Stores
Dominion
Tar
Dominion
31%
30 V4
2.50
5.65
5.40
5.75
17
18
2.425
19c
33c
412,900
East
,
com.——_1
common
>.
25
Jan
4.00
7,047
17% Mar
21%
Feb
14'A
1.990
13
Mar
17
Feb
20
170
19
Apr
20
Feb
51
3.25
51
51%
30
Mar
52%
16%
3,135
15%
Apr
17%
Jan
32
33
720
28%
Feb
34
Mar
10%
10'A
10%
3,235
9%
Jan
12%
7%
1,935
7
7%
35c
44c
Jan
Feb
24c
Jan
24,800
31,000
17'Ac
2.07
2.05
2.20
161,376
1.02
1
—.——1
1
1
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13c
10c
17c
75,000
2.35
2.44
5.95
6.25
Jan
-
5c
Mar
4.00
4.50
33
235
1
37c
34c
38c
5.413
Apr
2.95
6.25
Apr
1.19
Apr
3.75 Mar
Jan
2.05 Mar
4.30
class
—
Oils
——•
—
Mines
11 %c
Jan
39c
Apr
Feb
79c
62c
11.000
45c
9%C
16,000
8%C
17C
147,500
8c
21c
26c
18,600
18c
35
35
16,571
52c
8c
12c,,
35
9
35
Feb
40
Feb
95.
32
Feb
44
Mar
40
.
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40c
—•-——
40
39
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1
1
.—
Feb
40
75c
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1.18
26%
c
12TT*
64c
Jan
Jan
10c
Mar
6 %c
Jan
Mar
8,000
nnr Jan
9,500
40c
Falconbrldge
48c
Mar
1
85c
81c
86c
14,100
80c
Mar
95c
Chimo
l
2.14
1.68
2.15
297,950
1.36
Jan
2.15
26 %c
2.10
200
1.85
Jan
2.15
Jan
1
Chromium
«
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Consolidated
Farm
For
Jan
Mar
74
A
Equipment
13c
60,000
10c
Mar
23 %c
25,257
99c
Mar
1.18
24
1
Farmer
Fanny
Faraday
Federal
—
73'Ac
73c
76C
9,500
72c
Feb
87 %c
Jan
19
19
19
50
18
Jan
1
see
page
43.
7%
72
7%
7%
550
1.29
1.35
4,100
7'A
1.19
Jan
Jan
Grain
class
Jan
25%
26%
Jan
29
715
25
Feb
27%
Feb
Feb
19
8%
.
1.35 Mar
Jail
2.35
2.60
98.540
1.80
Jan
3.10 Mar
2.47
2.70
6,531
1.72
Jan
2.85 Mar
35
35%
31
325
15 c
27,300
•
4.05
4.15
-_20
10
—
Feb
15c
Apr
10,135
107 %
111
1,363
7
600
2.30
1.11
—
A
31
*
10
2.10
-
.
.
.
1.75
100
Jan
4.85
Feb
Jan
10
Apr
Jail
2.30
Jan
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Direct Private Wires to
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Feb
39
Jan
Jan
3.60
4,845
4.40
10
2.25
preferred
class
30
11c
Jan
29
10c
26
860
30
15c
1
Apr
Jan
Feb
Mar
2.45
~20
Petroleum
Fasteners
Motor
21%
1,199
26
35
A
Fleet Manufacturing
Ford
7,340
28%
25%
2.60
Kirkland
Federated
Flash
24
27%
_25c
Ltd
Preferred
Federal
23%
—1
Uranium Mines—
Oils
Fargo
Jan
72
1.54
50c
2774
Players
Famous
Jan
1.06
•
Mines
footnotes
85
10c
1.00
1
Corp
Willians
Cody-Rico
65
72
13c
1.05
__*
Mining
Cochrane-Dunlop class
Corkshott
60c
1
—25
;
Citra-Lartic
Cochenour
58c
1
Chrysler Corp
Cobalt
58c
Jan
Apr
Apr
2.09
Copper
Jan
33c
25%
Nickel
Jan
6,100
Chibougamau Exolor
Gold
12% c
% c £lar
29T500"
1.35
Jan
Mar
Feb
70c
Chib-Kayrand
Jan
Mar
40% Mar
Jan
32%
935
33
51c
9%C
Ltd
Corp
Warrants
Mar
67c
52 c
Empire Life
——.—10
Equitable Life Insurance.:
—25
Eureka
29
38%
40c
1
1
1
*
——
Glacier
33
20
1
A
Ltd
Jan
Feb
28 %C
5.00
_____
1.05 Mar
3.35 Mar
5c
Jali
Apr
69c
425
33
1.04
! ,136,050
Apr
Map
Jan
5.00
11.965
1.19:
2.20
18c
Jan
2.35
17,100
*
91c
Fell
Mar
Mar
2Ac
'
Feb
8%
7
18c
■
Jan
32c
2'c
—
Gold:
Estella
Feb
3.75
19%
15%
Mines
Mines
Sol
Apr
13
35c
Mines
Pen-Rev
33c
1
Invest
El
Feb
1
1
—-—.
Metals
Emerald
15c
51
2.36
Paper
Jan
18% Mar
33
6.20
Elder
Jan
5.90
Mar
16'A
Sullivan
Eddy
Apr
Jan
33%
16
33c
__.
Steel
Jan
J.90
*
•
com
Minerals
Amphi
Eastern
1.74
45c
*
Chemical
•••
Economic
5.00 Mar
Jan
1.25 Mar
•
'
Eastern
Apr
Jan
1.18
31c
19
20
14'A
East Malartic Mines
East
30%
Jan
Apr
3.75
19%
______—
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Feb
1.40 Mar
Feb
3.50
95c
13%
3.75
*
•
*
_
common
&
Mines
Mines
■
.
.
30c
13,735
Feb
1.10
15c
1,700
17%
—2
Coal
Textile
Dyno
2,500
Jan
90c
4,300
31%
1.01 Mar
21c
20,300
32c
*
Invest
&
Dominion
&
22,339
Apr
Feb
81c
50
•; Preferred
Dominion Steel
Oils
400
27c
1.15
Foundry & Steel com
Duvex
1.10
23c
1.01
1
Magnesium
1.10
34c
—
Scottish
1..10
25c
i
1.01
Asbestos
Dominion
21,011
3.00
100
95c
1.15
-———.
Dominion
3.00
91c
1
Electrohome
Donalda'
3.00
95C
_1
—
NOW AVAILABLE
1.60
69'A Mar
18c
Mar
28c
•
Feo
139
25c
Jan
24c
90c
1
Mines
22
20c
-
50c
Research
Mines
Chesterville
47% Mar
Mar
1.50
85c
Chemical
Jan
_l
Corp
957
105'A
Mar
1
•
1
Charter
10
73
Jan
29%
69
——1
——
Ltd
—.——
.
Jan
Jan
6.50
69
275
1
Cheskirk
Feb
860
Porcupine
Lake
Jan
19%
Uranium
Centre
Mar
2.00
42%
Patricia
Central
Jan
32
20%
19
Ltd
Investment
Central
Apr
84c
Jan
Feb
41%
Explorers
Central
4.55
Jan
1.42
19
Producers
Asbestos
Central
Jan
17% Mar
42
Trethewey
Central Canada
105%
Mar
28
pfd__2o
Willlston
Castle
4.412
3.00
48c
•
Western Nat Gas
Cassiar
39,300
33%c
!
Canadian
Canso
4,805
64c
1.97
Corp
Vickers
Gas
4.55
53c
29%
Tire
Natural
53c
18% Mar
Jan
30
20c
1
Dominion
Eldrich
Jan
105
20%
Petroleums
&
Prospect
Canadian
Canso
17
25
30
Railway
25
preferred.—10
Canadian
Canadian
2,140
18%
3.75
Warrants
Canadian
18%
105% 105%
18%
100
1,000
7'Ac 7%c
7%c
19c
135
66%
69
—1
—
Mines
El
Canadian
19c
—_____1
Ltd—
Dominion
Feb
____•
Dredge
A
Canadian
Mar
2,900
1.76
•
Canadian Food Products
Class
60c
22c
1.77
—
Petroleum
Devonian
Canadian
1,000
22c
•
•
common
Warrants
Canadian
Jan
*
Decalta
Canadian
9c'" Jan
135
*
___;
Seagrams _—_
(Western)
Dome
26
7.30
Feb
5.80
67c
_1
Exploration
Dominion
41
3,025
Dome
Feb
55c
6.15
v
Distillers
Jan
60c
Jan
45c
-20
common—
65
5.80
*
common
A
12%
41%
—_*
lOo
—.—•
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-
175
110
-•/•
Jan
1,077,725
Mines
Ltd
Devon-Leduc
Feb
55c
-2
Commerce——_20
of
65
35c
Jan
12c
Minerals
2.74
6.00
Oil————™—*
Atlantic
Canadian
13%.'
11
1
Producers
Rio
Detta
26%
Canadian
Canadian
.
13%
65
_*
Mines
Delnite
Feb
■
'
11c
3.20
10c
5
B
Gold Mines
1.40 Mar
Apr
■
'
1.59
10c
—
class
Mines
Horn
95
Jan
1.73 Mar
1
Brewis
Decoursey
Jan
36'A
Mar
1.00 Mar
2.05
Feb
1.22 Mar
15c
Ltd
Leather
Jan
39
'
warrants
Poiifviorn;
Jan
4.25
1.71
Mines
D'Aragon
Davis
2.75
Feb
37% Mar
87%
33%
33%
—.—i—*
__—_—
2.05
23%
Jan
2.95
13c
Corp
Patricia
Mines
4.70 .Jan
'
Warrants
Feb
20
Feb
81
3.40 Mar
2,500
2.20
3.55
•
8
Jan
16%
1.60
1
—_—-—100
Zellerbach
66
2.70
16%
.__
Nest Coal
Jan
180
Apr
3.00 Mar
2.05 Mar
.———.—-1
Pershing
Feb
200
Apr
.*
1
Uranium
Croft
Croinor
14%
8%
1.90
14 %C
1
24
79%
Jan
1.24
1
*
.•
Mines
25
8%
80c
Jan
2.04
Mining
25
79%
■
79%
Jan
3,940
Bit
Craig
Crestaurum
26
22%
Mar
18c
"
17'A
147
23c
Apr
137,700
—
26
-
1.77
—10
Mar
12c
951,037
._
Lead
Apr
4.00
8%
10c
18,610
31c
voting
Dist
26
__
26%
10
2,845
177,833
14 c
2.65
Imperial Mills——
Cosmos
2.55
30% Mar
75
11%
10% Mar
Jan
37%
19c
2.75
•
B
Feb
52
Mar
24c
10
17%
17%
__________—9
31%
11%
11%
•
Class
Jan
3.00
46c
2.30
Gas
(H)
Jan
48c
55,850
2.50
Corby
6,193
997,813
Mar
29c
Copper-Man
6.50
4.00
43c
2.60
Copper Cliff Consol Mining—«—
29c
Apr
2.55
Jan
2.55
Jan
43c
Jan
5.25
10%
Apr
20c
I
Jan
Feb
13 %c
1.97
70c
•
Apr
14 %c
1,102
9.80
10%
74c
50c
—*
Exploration
Jan
Mar
51 %c Mar
74c
77c
7,711
13,157
_
"
4.750
8.20
31
16% Mar
259,900
7.75
1
Consolidated
42c
8.00
Gold-
Sudbury Basin Mines
West Pete__
Feb
14c 15 %c
35c
35c
5.35
Lands—
Oil
Canada
Canada
Feb
62c
Sannorm
87c
Jan
48
5.25
^—
Jan
33
29%
Ranwick
Consolidated
Jan
65
*
Machinery
2.89
Jan
29
t
Mar
21c
50
125
15c
Malting
Jan
63c
Red Poplar Min
Cusco
Canada
Jan
2.00
65c
'
Canada
11 %c
34,450
30%
Oils
Consolidated
82
5.30
Foundry
163,900
2.75
•
Northland Mines
Apr
56
3.75
Assurance
18c
2.45
*
17c
82
2.42
A
16c
2.60
1
Feb
55%
45c
*
Stone
Mar
17 %c
.*
Smelting
8%c
66,000
—50
——*
A
—
&
Quebec
45%
10c
20c
43%
1
.—1
_1
class
Feb
Orlac
30c
1
Foundries
1.00
Nicholson
70c
1
Foils class
Canada
Feb
Jan
Mines
Negos
Consolidated
1.40 Mar
Feb
96c
Jan
________———20
Canada
34c
23c
Mosher
Feb
15%
& Cut
33c
Jan
2
Mining
Consolidated
13c
common
Crushed
Mar
27c
1
Apr
12 % Mar
31c
Feb
60c
Chibougamau
Campbell Red Lake
Can-Met Exploration
Preferred
21c
3,000
Apr
13
56
com
9,300
10,700
28c
—1 *
Consolidated Mic Mac Oils Ltd
11c
*
Cement
15c
33c
28c
18%c Mar
300
16c
82
preferred
14c
25c
4.25 Mar
2,900
Campbell
19%c Mar
15c
25c
Jan
81,000
Flon
Jan
1
2.80
30c
—
10%c
Jan
9,170
65c
Oils
B
Mar
717,950
9%c
Consolidated
Bread
Feb
15c
4.00
24c
•
Calnorth
20c'
Feb
3.75
14%
Edmonton.
&
Feb
5c
3.85
Conwest
Calgary
7c
1,100
1
10c
*
1
class A—__
7,447
i
18 %c
■
—
—
13c
1
19c
class A
Co
Class B
Mar
2.65
Howey
7c
Hill
Burns &
Feb
81c
11 %c 11 %c
Mines
13c
■'
1
Bunker
75c
Jan
2.20 Mar
Consolidated
61c
Yellow Knife
Mar
40c
3,425
65c
.—•
Bulldog
40c
40,399
48c
22c
—
14,300
77c,
2.45
Jan
1.75
Jan
3.25 Mar
65c
9 %c
Lake
Products
Building
Jan
8.40 Mar
2.10
1
.1
Canadian
Buffalo
38c
Jan
2.60 Mar
Halliwell
Consolidated
—
Mar
26c
1,000
Consolidated
46% Mar
43 'A Mar
14,500
Mar
66c
Guayana
1.46
Apr
19c
2.38
Arrow
27%
45%
Jan
58c
66C
11 %C
24% Mar
1.46
8%
Mar
4%c Jan
25c
2.40
Warrants
80
45%
Jan
46C
40c
42c
1
1,802
17%
Jan
1
Mines
Iron
13
—1
Gold
Ankerite
11,940
20c 25'Ac
Rights
Consolidated
Buffadison
181,228
3.10
Apr
1.85
11c
Fenimore
26%
1
Uranium
Algoma
7.95
2.91
,
1
13
16%
1
1
Mining
Brunswick
7.15
3.10
7% Mar
205
—_•
Crest—
East
1
Mines
Brunsman
7.80
Discovery
Consolidated
35%
—9
A
56,400
1
1
class
Mills
18C
Consolidated Dragon Oil
13
1
Brunhurst Mines Ltd_
14 %c
1
26%
25
Co
Mines—
Reef
182,540
16c
Mines
Denison
•
Telephone
Columbia
Broulan
300
58c
.1
Cadillac—;
4
Power
170,350
8'/e
30c
7%
Jan
8%c Feb
55c
8%
Apr
Jan
1.65
1
.♦
Consolidated Cordasun
3.85
29%
2.55 Mar
26
50
Columbia
3.25
143
Apr
11
95%
B
Canada
53c
9% Mar
Columbia
Canada
Mar
1.75 Mar
British
Class
42c
Corp
Development
"B"
Canada
4,400
49% Mar
•
Calvan
45c 46 %c
Jan
Products
Burrard
46 %C
Jan
Forest
Buffalo
*
Mines
7%
Columbia
Buckles
300
1.10 Mar
British
Bruck
1.74
47%
*
preferred
British
1.74
20
,—__100
preferred-.
Class
1.74
180
pfd__100
preferred
British
5
Mines
•
Electric 4%
Columbia
4 % 7o
4%%
5%
560
21,735
1
Oil
American
British
800
205
13%
1
Petroleum
British
3.50
198
48
—
Ltd
Mines
Britalta
3.25
201
*
;
Life
.
Apr
.__10
Petroleum
Commonwealth
1
1
G)
(T
*
__—
1.75
9%
1
1
48
9
Jan.
High
Low
1
1.75
Warrants
since
Range
High
1
48
9%
Tank Co preferred _______50
&
'
LOW
Shares
Cooper
Coldstream
Apr
19c
16c
3.00
1.36
Jan
6c
for Week
Yellow knife
Lake
Coin
t
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
1.75
•
ordinary
Traction
Brazilian
Week's
Last
1
Consolidated
Bridge
Exchanges
all
on
Sale Price
13%c Apr
11 %c Apr
2.65 Apr
32c Mar
24c
Jan
Jan
6c
2.60
Gold
Bonville
a
Hie*
Low
13 %c
Mines
ENDED APRIL 8
and
STOCKS
High
1
——
Ltd—
Uran
Bay
Low
Shares
—1
Yukon Mines
Bidgood
Black
Friday
for Week
of Prices
Par
Good
Sales
Range
Last
was
Thursday
Week's
Thursday
STOCKS
8
aaMMMMMma
112
Apr
Mar
i_
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle.
42
Monday, April 11, 1955
(1710)
CANADIAN MARKETS
FOR WEEK ENDED
RANGE
Friday
Thursday
(Conti)
Toronto Stock Exchange
stocks
Sale Price
Foundation
Ltd
Froblsher
Range since Jan.
130
85,000
4.05
4.05
27%
1
24%
22,095
100
63c
71c
86%
86%
50
63c
Gold
Jan
Lexlndin
Gold
Gas
Power
Gatineau
General
Feb
62c
Jan
60c
Mar
90c
32
30%
32
1,489
32
Apr
112
112
25
100
4,432
8
366
7
6914
A
General
Wares
Steel
Preferred
common
100
-
„
Gola
Glenora
1
Mines
Goldale
•
Manitou
Uranium
Goldhawk
Porcupine
Tire
Goodyear
5.75
200
42
30
9%
9'/a
17c
Mines
Lakes
preferred
105% Mar
Jan
Macfie
2,845
7.85
Jan
495,300
16%c Mar
42c
Feb
70c
65c
74c
60,150
60 %c Mar
82c
Feb
MacMillan
30c
37,700
23c
33c
Mar
Jan
20c
23,900
12c
Mar
25c
Mar
13 %C
12c 13 %c
11,900
10c
Feb
17c
Jan
2.10
•1.90,
2.15
10,550
Jan
2.20
Jan
1.03
96c
1.15
260,500
45c
Jan
25c
24c
30c
143,887
18c
Feb
17c
17c
1.66
9%c
158,200
140
35
53%
70
52%
7%
200
7%
52c
1
•
6c
47c
—
372,183
53% Mar
8%
Jan
52c
29%c Mar
Apr
17c
15 %c
17c
40,000
4.35
4.65
6,950
4.25 Mar
4.75 Mar
33%
32%
34
1,323
22% Mar
35% Mar
6
6
6
500
46
46
270
2.40
2.50
2.50
350
45c
Mar
5%
6
Jan
46
Great
Sweet
Great
West
Grass
class
Coal
Greening Wire
Gridoil Freehold
Gulf
A
_
Guaranty Trust
—
22
22%
1,275
Mar
Mar
48
Apr
Mar
Feb
3.10
2.30 Mar
3.00
3.00
3.20
15,935
7%
4.50
50
4.25
Jan
10%
375
7.75
Jan
16%
16%
375
1.10
1.25
19,750
'
14%
1,705,050
3,345
26%
Jan
32%
99,00
1.60
Jan
1.90
20c
15'Ac
20c
484,100
8C
Feb
20c
Mar
1.81
1.80
1.85
7,750
Jan
1.99
Jan
35c
32c
36c
31,600
9
9
Carpets
Hartz
J)
(F
Preferred
Maxwell
Head
Iron—
Red
Lake—
Headway
Hendershot
Heva
Paper
Crest
20c
5,033
17c
11,500,
1.79
3.10
1,681,375
10c
35,000
4.75
Hinde
Dauch
&
Holden
Oil
Home
14%
4.75,'
Howard
McColl
4.50
Smith
Hudson
Feb
50c
1.50
132,900
Feb
Lake
Lake
Red
Gold
McWatters
Mar
Feb
Merrill
Island
Merrill
Midcon
Oil
Power
&
99
Feb
15%c
Jan
8%
Jan
Mill
7c
Jan
12 %c
Jan
Milton
10% Jan
12%
Apr
Feb
24 %c
Jan
Feb
Mining
3.10
Apr
Moneta
Mining
Bay
Erie
&
&
4,168
Smelting
24c
24c
25c
2,500
34%
34
34 %
125
8.00
7.80
8.10
2,250
9%c
9c
11c
41,600
Porcupine
Hugh-Pam
Huron
new—
shares split 5-for-l
and partly paid share for share
Husky Oil & Refining Ltd
10%c Mar
17 c
;
10
Imperial Oil
•
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary 5
Imperial
47%
100
14%
1,661
'
80
Varnish
common——
Lake
Industrial
Acceptance
common
preferred ——————.—_
(John) & Co
Inspiration Mining
$4.50
Inglis
Metals
International
International Milling
class
Jan
20c
International
Nickel
International
10
common—
Jan
53%
Feb
5
8.60
8.85
1,246
7.85
Feb
9.75
Feb
56 %c
55c
60c
90,015
51'Ac
Feb
1.21
Jan
10%
10%
12
505
9'A
Jan
12%
46c
50c
4,160
39c
Jan
56c
Mar
20c
Mar
31c
Jan
•
1.70
Apr
1.50
Jan
Mar
Feb
-
9
~
•
Apr
2.60
51%
24c
1.00
31,150
75c
Apr
18
18%
1,900
16%
Jan
2,000
47c
4,600
52c
55c
16
16
16%
970
36
34%
36
1,620
'
-
i;;
preferred
A
100
550
550
550
25
Ltd
1
2.42
2.30
2.64
22,700
Multi-Minerals
3.95 Mar
Jan
Jan
16
Mar
Jan
32%
550
Apr
Feb
1.78
Feb
9c
1.45
•
Jan
18%
Jan
73c
Jan
26% Mar
36'
Apr
550
Apr
2.70 Mar
Naco Ltd
& Chemical
com
-4-5
?
Ltd
Explorations
Grocers
5
_
—
_
common
Feb
Jan
34'% Mar
Steel
13% Feb
13
Mar
14% Mar
2.00
20c
Jan
72c
Feb
11%
Jan
28%
2.49
563,635
13
13%
1,085
28
400
4.90
200
4.45
1.80
—
—
12% Jan
105
4.90
*
—250
Car
Jan
100
14%
28
2.35
13%
Petroleum
National
•
20
National
Feb
.
—
Preferred
45c
12,262
13
14%
33c
34'Ac
—
Preferred
36c
13
9
:
National Hosiery class B
30c
Jan
75c
*
Mar
60'%
Apr
Jan
9
Mar
4.30 Mar
Mar
34
Apr
34
Jan
5%c
83c
"9
25c
Feb
29
3.00
84,700
18%
~
common—
10
Mar
4,000
9c
_
Locomotive
Corp
Class
22c
3.85
8c
Feb
5
Feb
7.50
14c
_
Porcupine
Moore
20c
3.60
V 8'Ac
—
_
*
22c
3.60
•
•
—
Montreal
Jan
18%
15% Mar
7.20
1.86
700
1.69
27
28%
125
27% Mar
Feb
2.49
15
Apr
Mar
28%
Jan
Jan
2.10
Feb
Jan
26
5.25
Jan
28'A
Feb
■
Mines Ltd
Being exchanged
Negus
Consolidated
One
into
Mines
Negus
three
for
new
Ltd
old
New
New
Athona
Waite
10%
11
2.635
7%
7'%
7%
1,300
23%
23%
10
/:9%c
5%c
10c
68,300
57%
60%
1,250
104
103 Vz
104
95
11%
11%
11%
5,615
56,106
Jasper Oil
Mines
Jonsmith
35% Mar
40
Jan
New
Concord
Development
•
Ltd
.150
Jan
1.85
Jan
91
Apr
Feb
2.80 Mar
63%
63%
64
8,970
55
Jan
65
25%
26%
1,620
25
Feb
29 % Mar
14%
14%
305
12
Jan
26%
27%
3,646
26
Mar
14% Mar
30%
Jan
5%c Mar
8'Ac
Apr
10c
14c
Mar
Feb
1.65
1.75
49c
12,200
43c
10c
12c
44,766
9%c Mar
1.45
33c
Jan
45 %c
Feb
Mar
New
Kelvinator
Harricana
Highbridge
New
New
New
Morrison
New
Mar
Jan
Newnorth
2.50 Mar
New Ryan
23
Feb
New
Superior
Jan
New
Nib
3,022
15%
Feb
16%
Jan
20c
92,100
11c
Feb
23c
Mar
Nickel
75C
9,900
65c
Jan
76c
Mar
16 %c
20c
165,700
1.20
1.15
1.25
9,350
13c
1.10
50c
Jan
Jan
55c
Ltd.
21c
Jan
Apr
Jan
1.52 Mar
22
Lake Dufault Mines
21%
22
10%
10 %
10%
5,521
8.15
Jan
10% Mar
1.95
Mines
1.70
2.00
15,925
1.10
Feb
2.00 Mar
1.36
1.30
1,190
21% Jan
22%
Jan
North
1.42
76,700
75c
Jan
20c
22c
66,550
16c
Jan
35c
Mar
V?Nbrai
25c
23C
25c
5,800
23c
Jan
37c
Jan
North
5.60
5.50
5.80
1,005
21c
21c
1,400
2.20
2.40
1,400
3.50
3.75
600
2.40
Gold
For footnotes
see
page
43.
5.50 Mar
18c
Jan
1.75 Mar
3.50
55c
291,020
15c
22c
1,250,405
15'Ac
17c
10,700
19c
15c 19'Ac
113,650
_1
—
13c
He
23,678
40c
7c
Feb
5'Ac Jan
10c
Mar
Jan
Apr
9'Ac Feb
18c
Jan
55c
Apr
6'Ac
Jan
22c
Apr
11c
Feb
17c
Apr
Jan
28c
Feb
8c
Jan
15c
Mar
Jan
11 %c
30c
56,710
25 c
Mar
40c
13c
13c
15c
21,600
7'/aC
Jan
40c
7'Ac
7c
8'Ac
664,500
4c
Jan
8'Ac Apr
8c
8'Ac
52,816
4'Ac Mar
5'Ac Jan
34c
20c
157,029
I
10'Ac
10c 11'Ac
23,500
10c
Jan
14 %c
14c
15c
16,500
11c
Feb
19C
13c
2.95
15,833
45c
43c
53c
170,000
39c
Feb
5'Ac
7'Ac
19,000
5c
Jan
2.70
1
2.70
2.30 Mar
7'Ac
„1
1.40
1.29
1.44
54,250
1.10
_1
2.52
2.44
2.70
20,635
2.10
12,000
9c
11c
-1
L
10c 11'Ac
Jan
Jan
9c
Feb
Mar
20c
Apr
15c
Jari
18'Ac Mar
3.20
80c
Jan
Jan
7'Ac Mar
2.45
Jan
3.10 Mar
Jan
14c
Jan
92
Feb
72c
Apr
1.45 Mar
6.35
26c
Jan
Jan
2.50 Jan
4.35
Jan
North
Oil &
Inca
Star
North
■-
Trinity"
Northern
Nudolama Mines Ltd.
Feb
75c
Apr
11c
Jan
18c
Mar
4.00
4.65
4,350
24c
33c
108,199
5.75
2,500
,13c 15%c.
203,500
3.45
Jan
20%c Mar
4.50
8%c
4.65
37c
Apr
Jan
Feb
5.95 Mar
Jan
16c
Mar
46c
12-Vz»
;
Feb
;13 C
"
46c
8,200
40c
Feb
55c
12'/a
13
1,020
10%
Jan
14%
Feb
5%
1
•
■
15c
4,000
5.15
13 %c
Gold
Nickel Mines,;-
2,296
263,000
12c
27C
Oils
Oil
Warrants
Feb
90
75c
5.40
4.10
Mines Ltd-
Canadian
Rankin
80
88
64c
11 %C
90
Mines
Mining
Norpax
22c
La Luz Mines
Canada
x
Normetal
Lingman
Lamaque
35c
20c
16 'Ac
Mines
Osu
Mining.
of
Ltd
Mines
Mines
Noranda
Lake
Wasa
27,893
Norgold
Lake
Mines.
9'Ac
50c
Jan
Mar
Mar
Nisto
Rim
Norlartic
Mining <fc Exploration.
7c
Jan
21 %c
1
Nipissing Mines
I6%c
_20o
mil—i
Yellowknife
16%
17c
70c
35c
Jan
15c
1
Oils
16%
12'Ac
Apr
Feb
8 '/a C
Thurbois
1,532
72c
i
8%c
7,600
Feb
Jan
Jan
32c
Mereer
Jan
47c
Apr
1
Like Mines—
Jan
37c
Jan
1
Senator
5%c
35c
60,500
Oils
20
47c
Mines—
Ltd—
Gold
18C
Oils
(John)
Mines
Norzone
Rouyn
36c
10c
Mylamaque Explor_
76c
17c.
New
100
2.70
40c
8%C
1.86 Mar
'
Jan
•
1.34
13c
Jan
Jan
Mar
86c
4,500
Feb
Jan
__1
Gold
Marlon
Jan
20
Feb
Jan
_1
New
32c
7%c
25c
Jan
24c
-1
Mines.
New
Pacalta
20
9c
2.00
11c
9,400
52c
New
-
1.01
63c
83,164
8'Ac
Mines
Jan
Jan
Mar
29,500
261,874
8'Ac
Laguerre
Jan
1.77
46c
33c
Kelore
New
17c
39c
25c
New Jason Gold
67c
3,000
50c
18c
30c
Malartic-
Hugh
12c
28c 34'Ac
41 %C
Mines
Hosco
18%c
Lake
Copper
Ltd
13c
32c
Goldvue
New
75c
Hudson
Kirkland
Shore
1,318,300
Mar
16%
Klrkland
Cinch
72c
9'%c
7c
Keyboycon Mines
Keymet
Mines
Labrador
35c
49c
....
Kerr-Addison
Labatt
64c
16,125
Gold
Kristina
6,702
New
New
Kenville
7,000
14,715
484,650
55c
2.30
14c
73c
75c
Mar
2.25
54c
2.00
Apr
43c
'2.30
12c
63c
50c
-1
50c
1.95
2,200
Mlnes.
New
Jan
60c
8,300
1.25
-1
New Fortune
Newlund
7c
16,200
Mar
Feb
58c
997,100
60%
Apr
52c
10c
49
14
3.15 Mar
48c
Dickenson
104
1.55
Jan
1.34
New
10%
Apr
2.15
43c
Apr
102% Mar
1.10
1.15
10c
Feb
34,275
14,150
9'Ac
4'/bC Jan
Mar
1.23
2.95
10c
Devon
Apr
2.00
54c
43c
Dehli
New
91
65c
—
•
Continental Oil
New
Jan
25c
1.10
-_1
New
Feb
14c
Mines
2.85
Petroleum-
Feb
Jan
23%
52c
Oils
Oil
Dominion
11%
>
Jan
3,800
Oils
11
Feb
Feb
48c
Joliet-Quebec
Jupiter
1
11c
;
(1939)
Gold
Joburke
Mines
36
1.68
___—
Exploration
Jellicoe
Calumet
Bristol
2.80
50c
British
New
32% Mar
96,161
Jan
Feb
175
25c
43c
95
300
19c
25c
Feb
91
22c
Jaculet
46,300
1.12
—1
67
2.66
5,500
28c
26c
_1
Bidlamaque
New
34%
45,050
Mar
New
91
8%c
Apr
68c
Feb
2.30
12c 12%c
35c
Jan
Jan
33%
7%c
Jan
42c
15%
91
...
11c
19,900
50%
7'/a
Jan
2,625,649
56c
Jan
10% Mar
2.50
33,617
35c
48c
Jan
23
Jan
2.00
23c
50c
13%
2.50
8%C
Mines
Mines
45
27
Gold
Jacknife
6,089
1.80
1.80
31c
-1
Alger
Jan
1.88
_1
Feb
12c
-1
Uranium
Labine
10
Jan
7%c Mar
14%-
Pipe Line
Interprovincial
Lake
8.75
•
Corp
Feb
25%
Petroleum
Co
Interprov Building Credits—.
■«ur
94c
Brick
5.00
15c
Jan
Jan 1
33%
A—
preferred
38
60'A
—
.
11
100
36%
37%
80
23%
£
Preferred
Indian
47
14%
Life
Imperial
Lake
Jan
9
New
Warrants
47%
14%
10
Bank
Imperial
Kroy
Jan
44 %c
Petroleum
City
Nesbitt
Petroleums
Hy-Charger
Jaye
1.00
21,600
paid
Fully
Jack
Jan
400
80c
—
Mindamar
23 %c
1.10
1.30
75c
Minda-Scotia
12%c Jan
1.70
1.25
Jan
8
1.45
77c
i
com
Gas—,
&
Apr
1.30
*
Mines
Light
41c
-1
._—
—
Uranium
Jan
,.^1
—
Petroleum
Meta
67%
711
1
Exploration
National
60
103%
Feb
National
58%
Jan
10c
Feb
60
100
149,800
Jan
385
40
v—4 o o
100%
42c
60
1,400
101%
common
..
30c
Jan
3.90
Feb
40c
Jan
33%
33
•
Apr
15c
3.50
common
1,584
Mar
45c
3.65
Paper
35 '/a
60c
Apr
33
Feb
Apr
34
43c
Jan
33
Jan
3 5'/a
75'/a
12c
4,215
Apr
36%
100
Feb
42c
90,100
15%
15'A
_Iioo
McMarmac
2,500
20c
Apr
15'%
i
13,600
9.50
15%
15%
■
Frontenac
45c
18c
16
■
16
Preferred
12c 12 %c
9.05
Apr
Jan
30c
19c
Jan
Jan
16
Jan
Jan
100
Apr
3.00
9 'Ac
100
11c
15c
350
Mar
13 %c
350
12,166
16
34c
5,800
7,442
.% 5%
4.50
16
17,550
23c
5
Feb
535,700
16C
18%
6.50
Jan
12 %c 13%c
13'Ac
_
_
Apr
18 %C Mar
Mar
4.45
71
8%c Mar
58%
14c
55c
18%
5
500
40c
Jan
17%
3,000
40c
Feb
42c
16c
6%
38c
4c
58
Mining'—
Hoyle
102%
1,299
15c
6%
68%
330
5
—
100% Mar
101% 102%
39c
7,600
—
102
Apr
Jan
44 %C
6c
18%
Yellowknife
Homer
10 %
1
18%
—
A
Mfg class
Consol
Hollinger
Feb
9
1
4%C
42c
4,745
8
40c
Jan
7%c
100
9c
4.75
12 %c
—
—
9%
B
National Drug
;
9%
FeD
Mar
Red
19c
——
—
Sarcee
High wood
9%
•
17%
—
42c
Porcuplnt
6c
Ltd
Oils
Highland-Bell
High
Jan
McKenzie
25c
15c
common
Gold Mines-—
6%c
Mclntyre
60
i9c
4.75
—
215,350
Feb
Jan
109,700
9c
Ltd
HI Co
(George
26c
Jan
Jan
12%
2.80
Heath Gold
Hees
15c
j_»
Feb
1.35
9c
20c
—
Lakes
of
20c
2.83
Feb
52%
17c
Hasaga Gold
Jan
*
class A
Grain
Class
Jan
11
Jan
Mar
IIIII
28%
10
11c
44c
30c
70c
100
—
—
Mar
5,720
Mar
6,000
•
Mines
125
253,000
16c
165,350
Ltd
27%
12c
Mar
7.'Ac Mar
5,900
9'Ac
7'Ac
—
IIII1
•;
inc
Mentor
12c
9c
34c
Mercury-Chipman Knit
8%
Jan
•
—
—
Industries
Maule
Feb
97%
18c
2.83
Ltd
Consolidated
Matachewan
Jan
55
Feb
Mar
31c
—.
Massey-Harrls-Ferguson
4.25
98
105%
2.35
Martin-McNeely
8.75
12
A
class
31c
1
16%
9c
Mines
9'Ac
•
Feb
10
Jan
Jan
12c
78,795
1
Jan
8%
— ————
Hibbert
13c 15'Ac
Marigold Oils Ltd—
Mining Corp
Jan
11 %c
12c
Gold
Rock
Hard
Harrison
12c
Jan
42c
Jan
9
11,000
-1
-
Harding
12c 12%c
•
Feb
102
40
Maritime
Jan
98
1,62
27c
335
102% 102%
Gold
Marcus
Mexican
10
preferred
Cotton
Hamilton
Jan
Feb
32
1.75
-
5.75
560
1.84
1.30 Mar
1.70
1
Mines
Malartic
3.00
197,200
14,350
——
Marbenor
100
56
Apr
"1.35
.
12 %c
4,350
23c
Jan
60c
31%
100
20,390
54
22c
Feb
17,100
1.70
1
15
21c
Mar
1.32
•
3.50
50
12c
39c
1.33
common
27%
—
85c
24,500
219,190
81c
19
7'Ac Jan
24
Jan
15c
60c
31%
Preferred
Maralgo
Mar
56c
13 %c
75c
•"
•
Milling
Leaf
7.45
22 %C
Gold
Alabastine
Feb
4.50
Feb
9%
Feb
1.87 Mar
Feb
1.66
Mar
♦
Goldfields
Malartic
7.00
3.50
—_3
Gypsum Lime &
40c
Apr ;
9%C
12
Mar
92c
85c
Jan
II—1
class B-
3.50
-
Lake
Gwillim
15 % c
16
Jan
9
Jan
4.50
14%
———
Products common—-—.—
Preferred
7
10%
35c
Warrants
4.00
3.00 Mar
4.50
1.13
Mines
Gunnar
425
23% Mar
Feb
10%
Lead
Gurney
7%
18%
43c
Feb
7c
1
Bloedel
&
11
Mines—
Maneast Uranium Ltd
Maple
McCabe
22
Ltd
Mines
Gulch
1
1
*
—*
9c
—10
Development
Plains
Jan
40c
6,500
47c
75c
14'Ac
Consolidated
Magnet
Maybrun
Great
15'Ac
123,150
Feb
175
Mar
42c
101,720
85c
9%e Apr
5%c Feb
130
Jan
4.40
50
—
—
Warrants
31c
Apr
33c
1.33 Mar
Jan
9%C
43c
7,175
Jan
-
Gold
Madsen Red Lake Gold Mines
30c
5.15 Mar
8%c
1.77
Mines
,
Jan
16C
2.95
1.70
1
—
MacLeod-Cockshutt
23c
Jan
186,880
70c
8c
•
Apr r
ll%c Apr
Feb
8c
2,500
Jan.
75%
Mar
4c
4.40
71c
8c
56c
24c
i
68
3.85
35c
—1
6.90
Feb
—
1
Explorations
19c
135
—
Apr
45%
41% Mar
2,049
312,388
4.10
36c
1
6.75
6.75
'
1
Mines
Macdonald
Jan
20c
Feb
10c
Jan
11
9% Apr
101
53%
common
Jan
4.00
88c
Jan
1,434
45
75%
6c ll%c
9%c 9%c
69%
11c
1
Mines
Macassa
6.80
Gas Utilities com..—*
1.10 Mar
Jan.,
3.00 Mar
61c
Apr
Jan
17 %c Mar
Jan
15c
Jan
78c
Mar
21 %c
1
*
———
Paper
Northern
197,850
140
——
Mines
Granduc
,
30
18c
53%
Bousquet
Grandoro
145
9%
104% 104%
18c
Gordon Mackay class B
Graham
,
%"■ 69,435
Mar
12'Ac
Jan-:
5%c
23,900
88c
Mar
22
338,125
3.50
V"
43'%
45
75%
1
i—•
Lyndhurst Mining Co
Lynx Yellowknife
Jan
6.45
45
Jan
7%
_
1.05
63c
Goldfields
Louvicourt
Jan
6.50
Jan
5.25
41
*
common
Preferred
5.55
50
Mines
Goldora
8%c
90c
Mines
Uranium
Lorado
Jan
102
5.10 Jan
1
—.—
Goldfields
89
1
1
*
1
Mines
Eagle
$2.50
Long
Mackeno
}
Goldcrest
Golden
Jan
79% Mar
1
„_
Gold
Lake
44,000
3.25
-
Gold
—
Island Petroleums
1
*
Mines
Gold
Yellowknife
125
620
104%
1
1
Lake
Geneva
94
6.25
42
*
•
A
94
6.10
5.55
class
xMfg
Products
1,100
94
6.10
"
hjittt 1
— mm
17c
84c
•
Lomega
Jan
49
**
Class
Feb
8%
Mar
common
15'Ac
98C
A
class
L«bi*W: -Groceterias
Feb
13%
Mar
new
60c * Apr
3.25
Little Long "Lac
114%
Mar
76
General
Great
9.80
12%
7%
69%
Dynamics
ClStSS
Great
Jan
Mar
8
Petroleum
12%
26%
111
12%
Motors
15,500
I
9
19
26
Jan
66c
-1
—
Petroleum
17%
100
219,800
60c
16c
l
—
260
22
Feb
1
General
Gold
32C
15,075
—*
3
8
1
General
God's
69,500
65c
Ltd-
General
Giant
57c
60c
Bakeries
Mines
Geco
common
preferred 1—— ——
5 % "k
44c
65c
1
High
8'Ac 12 %c
60C
Gold
Leltch
Lencourt
53C
1
—*
*
Range since Jan.
Low
18%
22
...1
Feb
Liberal
Exploration
Exploration of Alberta
18%
18%
11'Ac
'
Gaitwin
Shares
High
*
B
I III
88
Mar
Low
3
...
class
Acecptance
Mines
Jan
4.65
Apr
75
Lavalle
90c
3.90 Mar
900
86 Vz
Laurentide
28% Mar
for Week
of Prices
■
Laura -Second
Apr
Jan
25
—
Debentures
Jan
6c
Sales
Range
For
T-.;
Feb
10%c
Jan
18
425
4.15
Week's
Last
Sale Price
High
Low
22
27
common—
all Exchanges
Thursday
Shares
7c 10%c
9c
APRIL 8
Holiday on
a
STOCKS
High
63c
Warrants
and
—.—
common—
Cos
Fraser
of Prices
22
Co
Gold
Francoeur
Friday
Good
was
for Week
Low
Par
8
Sales
Week's
Range
Last
April
5%
600
Jan
6%
Feb
10c
14c
92,900
45c
,45c
65C
8c
Jan
14c
Apr
55c
40c
70c
3.95
-
6,400
40c
Mar
60c
Jan
70c
64,625
35c
Jan
74c
Mar
Number 5419
Volume 181
(1711)
v
^.The Commercial and Financial Chronicle'
.
43
CANADIAN MARKETS
FOR WEEK
RANGE
Friday
Week's
Last
STOCKS
Sale Price
of Prices
8c
Lake
Gola
O'Brien
Selections
Okalta
Ontario
6%
pref
•
Club
Jockey
Conv
7'Ac
Opemlska
5,340
80c
300
26
80
80c
:
3.50
i.
3.50
3.50
9c
U2c
40c 41%c
Toronto 'Iron
Traders
Mar
Jan
.•.5%
Trans
Trans
Era
Apr
Trans
Mountain
Feb
53c
Jan
Transcontinental
40c-
3.85
Pacific
Coyle
Pacific
Pacific
Navigation
12 Vac
Oil
H0c
Mines
1
Western
Paramaque
Pardee
Amalgamated
Consol
Natural Gas
Jan
72c
-~-6c
Jan
Apr
Union
Mar
Feb
1.75
83,611
>56c
10,798
37c
(3 8 c
6,950
36c
8.15
7.95
8.00
-
■
42 %c
Feb
7.25
Pershcourt
Petrol
Oil
Pickle
Crow
Pitch-Ore
2.85
3.20
17,500
42c
41c
45c
22,200 V'
1.25
Jan
1.59
Feb
2.35
Jan
16c
21c
892,430"
24c
2,700
43%
3,088
22c
•
68c
Rouyn Gold
Power
..1
Corp
50c
50c
•
Powell
53
53%
3.00
4,400
Prairie
Oil
2.80
Border
5 Vac
6c
16%
4,022
East
Jan
2.15
4.20
3.70
4.30
141,670
1.10
10c
11c
14,000
8V2C
17 V4
16%
17%
20,755
14% Mar
Quemont
Petroleum
2.58
167,700
7 Va
T.08
78,375
10c
:i2c
6,500
1.60
1,096,750
'83c
14,100
50c
;55C
20,231
65c
"Mar
Apr
8
Apr
i 48c
"•? 19c
16c
10 Vac
7c
2,000
224,700
I
1,327
11
II Va
490
4c
4 Va C
31,000
51 Va
HVa
4ViC
17'A
1,290
13c 14 %c
l4'/ac
'69'A
475
1.90'42.05
22c
20c
27c
4.20
4.65
1.90
2.10
2.30
i54%
1,388
■
12c 15 %c
56
Apr
13%
.
Jan
15% Mar
18'A
Jan
14%c
Oil
1
April
12)
•
*
Standard
Radio class A
Stanwell
Oil
Starratt
Olsen Gold
32c
•
(1944)-.
31
*
2.20
Feb
1.60
1
•
43%
1
20
Steep Rock Iron Mines
Sterling Trusts
Stovel Advocate preferred
—
Jan
200
8% Apr
4% Mar
61c
263,300
6%c Jan
22%
22%
22%
10
1.80
1.94
10,300
34c
34c
500
59c
68%
2,005
66
Jan
10
1,725
8
Jan
10
31c
25c
31c
11,700
25c
Apr
38c
186,201
5'Ac Jan
lie
29,000
4'Ac Jan
11 %c 19'Ac
100,425
23%
25
600
23
Jan
25
32
32
25
30
Mar
40
Feb
41%
42
205
38
Jan
42
Mar
5.90
5.60
5.90
3,415
,1
12c
12c
15c
30,600
*
89'A
83
90
4,604
25
_
*
.
common
.
104
103'A
104
2.20
2.38
61c
7c
16c
Mar
Mar
6.25
1.03
38,367
65c
65c
1,000
62c
20c
55,717
6'Ac Jan
20c
13'A
1,759
12'A Mar
19%
27'Ac
32c
259,220
9'Ac Jan
43c
*
3.50
3.50
3.50
52
*
2.20
2.10
2.20
5,840
*
13
32c
Gas
45c
19,700
9'Ac
9c
9'Ac
18,500
7c
Jan
11c
Mar
—1
10'Ac
9'Ac
14c
37,500
7c
Jan
14c
Apr
—
1.20
1.01
1.30
464,225
20c
Jan
1
63c
42c
66c
18,350
62c
Apr
Exchange
Canadian
Last
Canadian Pulp
Newfoundland
1st
Co
._
common
Canadian
Canadian
Jan
79c
Canada
Jan
41
Feb
11%
11%
1,065
10
Jan
12%
Feb
33%
33%
1,260
32%
Feb
39
Feb
22%
22%
100
14%
40
15 %
110'A
5.80
400
40
15%
560
5.80
5.90
16%
14% Jan
1,162
21%
22% Apr
22% Feb
3,295
108% 110%
105
Jan
5.75 Mar
365
21
Jan
27%
125
27
Jan
29
Jan
15
50
15
Apr
15
Apr
(1954) Ltd com—21'A
1
7
20'A
21'A
1,632
19% Mar
24
Jan
Marconi
* *
___*
—.20
21%
"
Lumber
Western
6%
7 Va
6,095
5% Mar
7% Jan
12%
—
12%
400
12% Mar
13% Mar
63'A
65 %
63%
63'A
7
58
Jan
70
•
64%
65%
1,321
61
Jan
68% Jan
Oil
*
15 'Ac
15'Ac
17c
9,175
15'Ac Apr
20c
Jan
•
20
26'A
18%
20
1,620
18'A Mar
20
Jan
Bridge
24% Mar
30
Jan
27
Mar
Dalhousie
Mar
Dominion
Apr
11c
Mar
DuPont
15c
Jan
24c
Feb
26c
Jan
2,300
28c 34%c
14,109
31
32'A
750
26
10%
10%
100
65c
3,200
4,000
International
Paper
Feb
International
Interprovincial Utilities
58,142
7.60
31c
Jan
44c
25
42'/a
Feb
3.00
200
3.00
2,000
12'/2C
9.30
3.25
Jan
30c
Feb
5.10
Feb
Jan
55c
Jan
10c
88
36'A
1,493
11
11
200
68%
350
87'A
35%
Jan
Jan
Feb
Mar
13%
Jan
58
Jan
69% Mar
48%
68%
56%
56%
57
245
Jan
60
24
24
25
175
22'A
Feb
25% Feb
23
50
23
Apr
25% Feb
34
Jan
40% Feb
A__™_
23
.*
B
Flour
*
36
36
36
105
1
6.95
6.95
7.10
2,765
5.75 Feb
—1
common
Pato
Consolidated
Pend
Oreille
Price
Bros
Third
—
5.15
47
4.95
5.20
2,560
4.70 Mar
—*
Canadian Gen Invest
.
-
Stores
Yukon
Consolidated
1
__—
34
46%
6%
44
875
47'A
6'A
*
-2
Thrift
Jan
600
5%
34'A
325
31%
56C 59%c
5,350
Jan
Feb
5.20 Apr
34
51c
Jan
13'Ac
Apr
3,225
3.00 Mar
3.60
Jan
16,800
1.37 Mar
1.85 Mar
45
45 Va
125
17 Vac
13VaC
19c
307,100
10
150
FOOTNOTES FOR OUT-OF-TOWN
*
19c
Apr
"8V2 Mar
10
Jan
10%
11
40
3.05
3.00
3.15
20,900
3.00 Mar
4.90
—1
1
1.01
1.00
1.10
5,730
1.00 Jan
1.20 Jan
11
Jan
Jan
Odd
lot sale
d Deferred
(not included In
e
sale
(not included
range),
Selling ex-interest,
f Flat
r
,
delivery
in year's
39
Jan
68c
Jan
wd When
wi When
x
(not included in year's range.
MARKETS
Ex-llquidating dividend.
(Un) Admitted to
privileges,
unlisted trading
delivered,
issued,
Ex-dividend,
y
price.
Cash sale
AND CANADIAN
t
value.
year's range)
45'A Mar
7'Ac Jan
No par
Ex-rights.,
z
Ex-stock dividend.
Feb
6% Mar
Jan
.
Mar
7.10 Apr
48%
22'A Mar
1.65
Feb
38%
9
*
class
Brewery
Feb
9%
3.10
10%
33% Mar
5
Class
1.50
Jan
Jan
Apr
88% Feb
6
Ogilvie
3.00
42%
87'A
80
33%
7%
5
Inc
26'A Mar
•
Jan
Jan
Minnesota & Ontario Paper
Loblaw
Apr
8.30 Mar
24'A Jan
19
19
67
Apr
15%c Mar
Feb
7%
common
45'A Mar
Feb
14c 15 Vac
200
Feb
Molson's
17c
5'Ac Jan
854,600
1,545
27
135
Feb
47
Jan
44c
28'A
*
Utilities
Feb
75 c
I2V2C Jan
41 Va
Jan
26%
27
1
12
Jan
com—•
Mines
Copper
Gaspe
Securities
Canada
40c
Jan
55c
of
Paper
32
10'/a Mar
22% Jan
2 2'/8
15
Sugar
common......
Mar
3c
7.10 Feb
*
72c
12,020
Feb
Feb
115
Consolidated
44c
5c
-
39'A
Canadian Westinghouse
Mines
37
11%
Canadian
15
55c
37,600
High
Low
High
1
since Jan.
Range
Shares
Feb
Feb
36C
1,591
Sales
for Week
27
Bronze
Cottons preferred
Canadian
Apr
12
1,500
125
Week's
15
Dominion
A
Jan
75
6,400
1,235
Curb Section
Feb
•
!
Apr
33%
•
5
•
•
5
preferred
Gold Dredging
.
Bulolo
Mar
60c
2,110
& Paper
Develop
Corp
—
of Prices
Low
Par
Jan
common
Calgary
1.30 Apr
66c
Funds
Range
Thursday
stocks
12
31c
10
1.82 Jan
14%c Mar
1
48c
41c
9%
Feb
Jan
1.55
Metal
Mines__
Mining Corp
21
9.30
10
Feb
54 'A c
1
10c
Feb
13%
38,404
1
Mines
Feb
59c
9,150
Mar
7,370
17c
•
2.69
Jan
1
Oil
Toronto Stock
a
.
Jan
1.91
39c
16,916
Feb
1.51
common
Jan
Apr
Jan
14c
18
3,707
42c
12c 13 Vac
Apr
Mar
55c
Zinc
Bear
Jan
8c
3.75
3.00
1.62
Feb
Feb
8.95
12c
Apr
10'Ac Mar
13
15c
1.56
11% Mar
90
19'A
56,200
50o
2.58 Mar
65c
10c
•9'Ac
,
Feb
3.10
1
Feb
105%
Feb
12'Ac
38c
11%
18
40c
22'A
41'Ac Mar
39,000
13c
5.40
1.12
21
Jan
1.56
28'A
Feb
90c
21 Va
1.90
Jan
1
&
Mar
103
1
15 %c
Jan
9
Apr
__1
28'A
10'Ac
25%
90
6c
Mines™.—.—.-—.—I
Mines
Apr
Feb
4.80 Mar
12,950
8'A
Jan
7c
1
15c
25%
Jan
57
Jan
6,800
*
Jan
9
20c
38,505
Brown
Jan
25%
Jan
9'Ac
8c
British American Banknote
Jan
8.00
10c
10c 10'Ac
Feb
5.00
7.75
65c
49 %c
1
1
—
Feb
27
7.90
6.10
30,600
1
Apr
Feb
4.85
90
2.30
Mar
11c
19'Ac Apr
Feb
11c
1
Central
&
Jan
13 %o Feb
11c
8c
17c
_
Feb
.Apr
8c
1
-
Apr
70%
9'A
2.50
27
3.00
13%
67'A
5 5'A
100
44
Feb
Jan
Mines
Zenmac
Jan
10
5
Larder
Yellowknife
Yukeno
Feb
2.25
67%
preferred
Yankee Canuck
Yellorex
<
Jan
11'A1
Gold
Lead
22%
550
1.75i Mar
30c
5,030
Wright-Hargreaves
Yale
Apr
13'A
Alexander
Wood,
Apr
13
20
Gold
Winnipeg
Jan
5%
Jan
21%
100
Winchester
Winora
—
9Va
61c
13 'A
Jan
335
25
Gold
100
5%
56c
Jan
1.85
560
•
common
Preferred
Texas
8%
5%
Petroleums
1.10
5.30
38c
Industries
Teck-Hughes
8%
;
♦
Breweries
-
Asbestos
27%
33c
(ordinary)
Pearson
•29V* Apr
5'A
10c
_
(Geo)
Anglo
28%
33c
Sylvanlte Gold
Tavlor,
Jan
Mines
Anglo
j
1
Mines
Preferred
Tandem
63Ac Apr
19'A
-
9%c
Preferred
Willroy
Feb
50%
179,236
1
1
Sudbury Contact
Tamblyn Ltd
Weston
Feb
9.25
10
Sturgeon River Gold
Inlet
3'Ac Jan
21,421
7'A
::,v,"i'
Western Tungsten
Jan
28c
Steeloy Mining
Surf
26,000
Western Leaseholds
4.95
6.25
43%
Apr
6%c
29'A
'
«
A
2.98
'V*"*
Switson
-
Jan
35c
Feb
14c 14'Ac
1
Ltd
Canada
Supertest
Class
3.85 Mar
20c
60c
•"TV
Jan
7%
5c
_1
-
*70'A Mar
64'/a Mar
15c 15'Ac
*
1
™_.
Cons
Consol
Malartic
Apr
9c
3c
42c
1.37
Feb
27%
Feb
55c
18%
1.001 Mar
29'A
4%c Mar
13%
•
A
Paving
Sullivan
200
Mar
7'A
1
—
Jan
3'Ac
36c
class
common
Superior Propane
9,800
7'A
Apr
1.53 Feb
16
1.05
10
—
Canadian Indus
Gas
1.07
1.03
75c
Jan:
Jan
1.05
14
*
Pyrites
Apr
Feb
11
11%
65C
1
&
Jan
95c
1.00
_•
Spooner Oils
Mines
305
Feb
49%
K
13C
15c
50c
Gold
Stadacona
19,700
15%
Apr
16c
9'Ac
123,560
5.30:"
1
81mpsons Ltd
Union
21c
Jan
27%
28%
Mines
(expires
Feb
10c
5.25
6.20
1
Mines
Co
Valley
lie
4'Ac Feb
5,700
53
_i'
1
Dairies
179,268
1.24
15
53c
:
•
Feb
28c
73c
1.13
57c
-
7t30 Jan
Mar
27,400
2.10
1
common
Mining
54,000
2.10
27%
(N)
78c
100,820
2.05
Voting Trust
(Quebec) —
■
54'A
1
8herritt Gordon
Standard
Feb
25,225
67
69
1
1.91
Mines
-l
Sale Price
Corp
Breweries
30c
5,500
16%
17'A
•
9,000
13c
9 VaC
52
51%
:
3
4.60
of
Jan
8
39c
1
10
*
1
Weedon
Zulapa
—1
1
Steel
40c
Feb
Gold
Standard
.Mar
12'/a
Gold™
Rights
85c
Feb
River
Southern
Apr
Feb
12 Va
Antonio
Souris
25c
63c
150
Industries
Slater
4Vac Jan
12 Va
1
Jan
Jan
21
6.50 Mar
P'eb
12 Va
Gold
Slscoe
2.10
1
common
Silverwood
Jan
14c
*
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
•
Scurry Rainbow Oils Ltd
50o
Security Freehold
Petroleums™
•
Rhawinlgan Water A Power com™,
•
Shawkey (1945) Mines
l
Silver
1.19 Mar
Jan
Jan
1.60 Mar
common
•
Silver-Miller
75c
7 Vac
Apr
Oils
8ilanco
6Va
1.84
Ryanor Mining
Sicks'
Feb
7Va Mar
Feb
Consolidated
Sigma
2.80 Mar
1.25
Silver
San
Feb
84c
30
Rowan
Sand
9'/a Mar
Feb
157,160
200,100
Jan
31
;
6.55 Jan
Jan "
*
Wilrich
8
41c
62
Jan
1
——
Wiltsey-Coghlan
1.84
1
Jan
common
Jan
8
Lac
v
W
&
Equip
Jan
9
21'Ac Mar
•
23 %
1.52
Long
61
29
m;
24'/2C
8
A
Roche
Lawrence
■
50
1,220
•v--'"
—
Trust
Jan
1.84
Mfg
Royal Bank
Royalite Oil
Jan
*
class
Rlx-Athabasco
Rupununl
r'.2oc
78c
50c
93c
Uranium
Silk
Robertson
20c
79c
-
A
—
_
Grey
Feb
2,600
24c
Apr
Apr
1.75 Mar
425
95c
18%
—
Wihdward
1.60
11c
Jan
4.40 Mar
20
2.15
4.80
340
l
—
—
19c
l
1
Rio Prado Oils
St
9
.
Mines
class
20%
30,415
■,
1
Uranium
Russell
9
1
MacDonald
Regcourt
Roy
3,265
1.00
1
:
22%
15,737
6'Ac
Ashley
Feb
1.08
260,600
1;65
7'A
*
1
Grip & Batten
Rayrock Mines
Rapid
20c
21'A
.
2.21
-1
Mlnes.
19 VaC
22 Va
class A.
1.46
19 V2C
•
'
3.75 _,4>00
1.60
•
1
1
24,066
19
•
Grocers
3.10 Mar
81,700
3.80
■r-9
Metallurgical
Quebec Nickel Corp
Queenston Gold
28c
5.80
19
—
Canada
17%
Feb
70c
4,650
79c
70c
79c
1
Manltou
22c
5.20
't
Western
11c
Jan
30c
25c
1.18
Western
4.45 Mar
Jan
7% Apr
11% Apr
46'A Jan
Apr
5.80
•
Feb
Mar
'
Mar
6;
3,650
Feb
54c
Jan
lie
_l
Quebec
40%
.
10'A Jan
500
7.00
4.10
Feb
„1
Quebec Lithium Corp
885
41
6.90
18c
Jan
Jan
19c
90,800
425
11
40%
7.00
Hill
Western
3*50
10c
„1
Quebec Copper Corp_
Quebec
Labrador
Roxana
54c
40c
7%
10%
Jan
Jan
24c
Feb»
r
^
G
West
Chlbougamau
Riverside
Walker
Wekusko
6,630
5.70
Jan
4.35
16c
40'A
—
Waterous
6.00 Mar
3,950
Uranium
Apr
9.40 Mar
38,500
Quinte Milk
6c
17 Va
46'Ac Jan
42c
Feb
1
Amulet
Walte
Jan
,18c
Mining
Jan
Jan
3.85
141,500
Jan
18,130
>22c
7%
Feb
3.50
5.25
4.40
Rexspar
56
Jan
5.05
15c
5.00
18c
Oils
Vulcan
6,261
3.70
Reef
Jan
10,775
3.95
Reeves
70c
8/15
15c
4.80
19c
Apr
37"
Apr
8'Ac Jan
67,200
61
&
8.45
3.70
4.90
42c
Mar
30c
23,800
'
30%
Vicour Mines
7.40
4.40
19c
Jan
7.85
•
Radlore
Jan
44
7.70
1
Mines
Mica
30c 41'Ac
21c
Jan
28
38c
22c
Jan
2.35
30c
61
Ltd
8.10
Warrants
Quebec
31c
12Vac Feb
Prospectors Airways
2,935
"I"
3VaC Jan
Purdy
107,150
29
B
1
Mines
42c
3i2%
4"
•
30'A
Mfg
1
Dome
Uranium
Quebec
Class
Apr
9.60 Feb
Metals
Pronto
Viceroy
40** Mar
2.05
II,700
17 Va
33c
31%
■
32
Cons
Ventures
Feb
Feb
47%' Jan
125/
Premier
Preston
Jan
49<r*Mar
3,000
49'A Jan
Apr
1.90
Roi
Van
1.10
29c
Jan
22c
v
Jan
1.75
3,435
1
Vanadium Alloys
Victoria
42
43 Va
River
48
44%
13,716
com
Upper Canada Mines
35 Va
T6c Mar
30'A Mar
870
28,800
Jan
690
1.85
Feb
t
1.90 Mar
31
41
49'A
1.75
V
—
Jan
3.40 Mar
60c
J&n
4,230
92c
47%
48%
1.78
•
Steel
2,319 J
85c
46%
48'A
class B___
___.
class A preferred-mi5o
Keno
Mar
47%
•
Pipe Line—
_
Montauban
1.39
Poplar Oils
Pressed
40c
12 %c Mar
Jan
8c
•
•
Oils
12c
1.66 Mar
30%
14,000
40
new
United
2.04
90c
12c
•
United
1.96
16c
Uranium
9 'Ac
Resources
Jan
32c
1.35
Development
Jan
10'Ac
preferred.—.—-———-25
B
United
1.39
Mines.
23
Asbestos
Class
Jan
2.04
Gold
Ponder Oils
Powell
Mar*
7C " Mar
59,550
2.95
Gold
Pioneer
Placer
Gas
11c
1
•
Mineral
As
A
8%c ll%c
1
Goldfleldg
Oils
Peruvian
20'A Feb
1
Mining
United Corp
United Fuel
9.50 Mar
Jan
20c
100
•
United
4,033'"
22%
*
Jan
89c
Jan
36c
I,235
22 Vac-23c
_1
Gold
Perron
21%
Gas
United
1.95 Mar
Feb
08c
47c
Feb
21 %
♦
10%
45c
Jan
15C
50c
48
•
12%c
38c
'
45,700
1.58
Feb
—
——
Oil
Union Acceptance
Union
25 Vac Mar
12,600
Apr
42%
Jan
351,600
53c
1
73
Mar
i40c
1
Paymaster
River
30c
Apr
-
30c
1.65
1
Petroleum
Feb
60c
50c
Mines
Pathfinder
Peace
66--
1.20
753
—
_
Jan
1.48
1,700
Tungsten Corp
9 VaC 12 %c
11c
Mines
500
4,050
,
29c
30c
31c
Parbec
68
63c
67 Va
60 Vac
Triad Oil
Jan
1.40
Jan
33c
Jan
45
Jkn
10 %
24c
•
Feb
23c
12%
1.05 Jan
11 %c Mar*
1,275 : ::
10%
68
61c
•
Pamour
Pan
300
26,025
-
10%
10 Va
Petroleum
Hershey Tubes
Porcupine
Page
1.15
12c 13 Vac
1.15
tEastern)
Apr
19'A Jan
1.25
Petroleum
Trend
Mar
54c
Mar
17
1.20
Oils
Feb
12c
6,300
.
44%
A
preferred
Empire Oils
6%c Jan
28c
25'Ac
mil
class
Finance
:25'Ac
61c
Apr
48c
10
Jan
15c
10,645
17
.
1.20
Apr
4.30 Mar
71,300
54c
17
44%
class A—__
Works
Exploration
Towagmac
55c
48c
1
Mar
Apr
48c
>
1
High
Low
High
17
Jan.
Range aince
Shares
10
»
Mar
26% Mar
Jan
3.25
19,300
40V2C
Lake Mines
Silver
Toronto Dominion Bank
90c
Jan
2.30
9,500
50c
Gold
Torbrit
Feb
2.75
23%-Jan
900
9c
Mines.
Copper
Gold
3.75
1.59
12
Mar
60c
*
42,115 s,?
4.00
3.90
53c
*
5c
Jan
11
—
_
__
60c
Jah
2.25
3,500
12
__
Tomblli
7'/aC Apr
••
Jan
3c
2.75
25 "A
Apr.
*
Tip'Top Tailors
*
Jan
22c
:
42,000
2.60
Orange Crush
Oslsko
347,650
11%
Steel
Orenada
1.33
2.70
Warrants
Ontario
Tiara Mines
for Week
Low
1
Thompson-Lundmark
Jan
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
Apr
30c
4VaC Jan
11%
10
ser
55c
4 V2c
Week's
Last
Sale Price
10c
Jan
9c
1,000
c
Exchanges
all
on
75c
5iy2c Jan
112,934
1.35
3 Ve
Holiday
High
Jan
6c
^ A,
257,600
6c
31c
a
Jan. 1
Lots
9,250
4'Ac
•
ENDED APRIL 8
and
Thursday
A
-
102,100
48c
.
Exploration
Omnltrans
10c
65p
30c
Friday
STOCKS
Range since
'
•
1.35
-90o
Malartlc
O'Leary
'
8c
18 %c
6c
__
Oils
V
Good
was
;:'7,'v
Shares
7
■
High
8
~
62c
__
27c
Ogama-Rockland
Oil
for Week
Low
Par
Obaska
Sales
Range
Thursday
April
r
44
(1712)
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle... Monday, April
11, 1955
OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotations
for
Thursday
April
7
Investing Companies
Mutual
Funds
Bid
25c
1.28
1.40
125
6.01
6.50
Investment
,1
4.21
4.50
Johnston
Inc —1
8.31
9.0)
1,46
1.01
—
Affiliated
Fund
American
Business Shares
Inc——
American
Fund
Fund
Mutual
Asociated
Atomic
Ask
I'ar
Fund
Aberdeen
Trust—'
Mutual
Funds-1-
Investment Co.
Par
of
America
Trust
(The)
18.31
1
B-l
(Investment
1
14.26
15.54
B-2
(Medium
"A" Inc—1
12.11
13.16
B-3
Axe-Houghton
Fund
"B"
Inc—5
24.78
26.93
B-4
(Low Priced Bonds)
(Discount Bonds)
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Ine_l
Beneficial Corp——__
-.1
3.93
4.30'
K-l
19.46
(Income Pfd Stocks)—_1
Fund
Blair
Inc
Holdings
Blue
-
Bond
Tr
Inv
Bullock
Ltd_—__
Fund
Fund
Canadian
Fund
Preferred
Colonial
Fund Inc
Dividend
De
De
10.06
12.39
Automobile
lc
4.70
5.18
Electrical Equipment shares.lc
6.17
6.79
General Industries shares—lc
Paper shares———
lc
4.10
3.84
4.23
Petroleum
lc
5.78
6.36
l%s
Dec.
1
3.14
3.46
l%s
lc
6.49
7.14
l'As April
Transportation shares——lc
3.39
3.71
l'/aS
Managed
18.81
20.45
17.64
Manhattan
17.06
18.44
Massachusetts
40
43
Steel
Mass
23.68
1
10.94
11.99
14.40
Investment
Trustee
Shares——___
26.85
Nation
9.67
10.02
1
14.54
14.54
Trust
2.72
8.75
21.60
Balanced
18.04
19.29
Bond
6.64
6.9L
:*
Boston
Beneficial
.10
interest
Funds
Common
stock
stock
series
Fundamental
Futures
General
7.70
14.16
1
3.92
.1
24.72
27.02
.1
Fund
Industries
Gas
lc
68.30
Capital
7.12
7.74
Inc
:
Corp
Investors Trust.
General
1
Aviation
lc
(The;
Electronics
&
7.57
8.30
9.84
11.65
12.76
Stock Fund.lc
13.27
12.12
Equipment shares
lc
shares
Fully
administered
7.89
8.65
American
3.94
Trust
Pacific Amer
$1.50
pine
Price
(T
8%
*
16.84
18.38
—_1
20.81
21.23
2.50
12.50
13.59
1
Inc__
(Geo)
Fund
Scudder,
26.93
27.47
1
6.68
7.22
Canada
of
Common
13.34
14.60
asset
Inc
&
24.55
37%
35.16
Inc—1
26.54
36%
1
35.16
Stock
Fund
value)
1
21.21
21.21
9.31
9.70
Selected Amer Shares
new—1.25
118.66
11.71
Shareholders Trust of
Boston—1
11.65
10.16
Southwestern
9.69
10.62
Railroad
3.12
3.44
Equipment shares
Tobacco
11.68
12.79
75.75
29.48
29.48
11.36
12.38
5.73
12.61
Television-Electronics Fund--
13.12
14.36
Templeton
lc
3.95
4.35
lc
shares
8.67
9.50
Industry Shares Inc—1
Guardian Mutual Fund Inc
1
(Net
value).
Fund
Inc
Fund
39.18
40.36
United
Funds
16.13
16.63
United
Funds
Ltd.
1
12.90
14.02
Fund
1
9.79
10.64
Canada
24.05
United
15.56
16.82
United
Income
Fund
2.43
2.65
United
Science
Fund-—
1
9.11
9.96
Value
Line
1
8.57
9.37
Value
Line
Investors——!
16.45
17.78
Incorporated
Incorporated
Income
Inc
Fund
Institutional Shares Ltd—
Institutional
Growth
Institutional
Insur
lc
1.17
V
1.22
21.14
Fund.lc
20.85
22.80
6.77
7.42
Fund—lc
1.60
1.76
Wall
1
7.04
7.69
18.36
19.96
9.35
10.22
-1
7.71
8.43
Inc__ 1
6.17
Aetna Insurance
Aetna
Surety
10
Co
10
Life——.—;
_____
Agricultural Insurance
10
Co—10
Bid
192
Towne Fund Itic.l
12.19
13.23
Investing Corp„—1
19.52
19.91
Inc—-
Income
&
Street
Washington
Investors
1
Fund
Mutual
Fund
Inc
16.45
-1
15.34
Wellington Fund——.
1
25.40
27.68
Whitehall
1
23.97
25.91
1
5.46
5.90
Fund
Inc..
Wisconsin Investment
Co
72%
176
75'A
182
Fire_
10
49 %
31%
Insurance
5
37
39%
Jersey Insurance Co of N Y__10
Casualty—5
38
40
Lincoln
$1.25 conv preferred
—5
American, Home Assurance Co_5
38
40
American Fidelity &
42
45
N
33
34 Va
Mercury (Wash
American Re-insurance_.
4
4%
Amer
Ins Co
(Newark
Jl__2'A
D C)_—1
Amer
American
5
Surety
25
Automobile
Camden
Fire
Colonial
Life
Connecticut
Continental
Ins
Ins
Assn
of
General
Life
Assurance
Co
Continental Casualty Co__
Crum & Forster Inc
Employees Group
Employers
Assoc
Reinsurance
Fire
Assn
of
Philadelphia
Fireman's Fund
Firemen's
Franklin
of
Globe
Great
45
32 Va
New
Republic
(Jacksonville
Hampshire Fire_
York
North
Fire
131'A
136%
Pacific
lo
118'A
122%
Pacific
Indemnity
lo
10
Peerless
73%
65'A
36%
91
Bid
Ask
1-
3-55
10-
3-55
bl.90
1.70%
1.35%
4-
1-55
10-
3-55
bl.90
1.70%
1.75%
10-
1-54
7-
1-55
58%
Reinsurance
60%
St
73 Va
Seaboard
45%
95
98
10
49
51 %
78
81
5
Security
(N
Fire
&
Marine
bl.75
1.50%
1.60%
2-
1-55
1-54
11-
1-55
8-
bl.95
1-55
bl.85
1.65%
1.60%
3-
1-55
12-
1-54
1-55
9-
1-55
bl.95
bl.85
1.80%
1.65%
1.95%
4-
1-55
1-
3-56
b2.00
1.85%
United States
Bid
April
14,
April
1955
21,
June
2,
1955
99.961
1955—
99.990
99.967
June
9,
1955-
Haven)
,44%
45%
U
-26
27%
Westchester Fire
99.934
99.754
99.771
99.941
June
16,11955
99.901
99.725
99.910
99.736
June
23,
1955
99.696
99.880
June
30,
1955
1955___
99.667
99.842
99.853
99.676
July
7,
1955-
99.813
99.824
99.633
99.640
1955
May 19,
26,
Bank & Trust
New
Bank
Bid
,
,
1955
;
;
99.706
of
Chase
stock
div)
Trust
Corn
10'
State
Trust
Banki.10
Bk &
255
261
Tr___25
52%
City
53'A
Continental
of
&
40
of
158
Trust—10
City
28'A
*.•
'49
53
National
(L
65%
79 '
__10
Natl
National
43
47
Bank
—20
Co
5
—20
49
84'A
87'A
53
43
—
Irving Trust
Kings County Trust Co
Long Island Trust
—
520
"
515
-100
Central
National
Union
Trust
Bank
—20
Co__
___
City Bank
Bank
of
.
Commerce-
34
38
50
265
280
-16
63
67
10
44
48
71
75
34'A
36'A
Connecticut
Connecticut Bank & Trust Co_25
National Bank
Hartford
Trust
Co
10
Detroit
National Bank of Detroit
10
31'A
Trust
176
186
10
Ce
National
Bank
33
40
59
64
89'A
10
66
68
25
50
54
Jersey City
First
91'A
„20
Los
Angeles
Security-First Nat'l Bank—12.50
Meadow
Brook
York
Public
Trust
Nat'l
Bank
20
51
100
307
25
Trust-17'A
&
Royal State Bank of N Y.__
Rye
National
Mellon
National Bank
of Freeport
Morgan (J P) & Co Inc
New
5
Bank—
States
55
v
73'A
76'A
70
72
21
23
12
13
25
218
20
.—100
375
,
Trust
St.
21'A
385
Bank
&
Trust—25
First
National
National
Mercantile
St
98
56%
101
54
56
20
55
59
17
58'A
62'A
25
61'A
65'A
66
71
35%
37'A
Louis
Boatmen's
228
10
Nat'l
Peoples 1st Nat'l Bank & Tr__2o
321
2
National
Recent
Bonds—
Ches
Louis
San
Bank
Bank
Trust
Union
Co
Trust
20
Franciscco
Bank
of Amer
N T & S A
6.25
&
57%
Potomac
Consumers
Continental
Duke
103
103'A
Baking
54%
3s
Power
31
36%
38%
14%
84
103
33%
92
27%
29
2
14
15
73
Dynamics
60%
102%
Rochester
100%
100%,
Tennessee
Motors
'99
1975
112
112'A
Kansas
3%s
Acceptance—
Pow
&
3'As
1975
101%
102
3'As___. 1985
101%
102'A
98%
99'A
.1984
Stocks—
101 'A
Dallas
101'A
10) 'A
El Paso Nat Gas 4.40%
100
100%
102'A
103
101'A
102
1984
Pow
&
Lt 3V4s
Stores
General
Tire
1980
99%
98%
k__
—
pfd—*
100
pfd—100
125
127
—100
107
108
100
98
Rubber—
Power & Light—
4.16%
preferred
Gas
5.85%
&
4%
preferred
Louisiana
Tenn
& Lgt
Transmission—
preferred
100
62%
53%
1984
3'As
Power
4.50%
Lighting—
3'As
Dept
100%
Lgt—
3'As
Louisiana
48'A
51%
59'A
62%
FOOTNOTES FOR
•No
par
81
84
tEx
100%
2,165
11 Ex
two
OVER-THE-COUNTER
value.
74%
77%
b Bid
3
54
57
k Admitted
2
30%
32%
t New
stock dividend.
for
one
split,
Stock
listing
Exchange.
x
y
on
stock,
Ex-dividend,
wi When
yield price.
to
103
4s
1985
City
100%
Service
Power 3s
1984
.1972
Island
100
100
1960
Long
Gas
Elec
West Penn
3'As_;
Indiana & Mich Elec
May
50%
102%
108%
115
108
Gas & Elec 3%s. 1985
107'A
Light—
3 i/2S
80
&
3s
13%
87
100'A
103'A
Pacific Gas & Elec
-1984
General
28%
31%
99'A
103'A
103 V'4
Texas
Florida
Ask
102 '/4
96 'A
102%
1980
3%s
Bid
1987
96'A
1990
3'As
3'As
51%
Bonds—(Cont.)
Metropolitan Edison 3'As_- 1934
New England Power 3'As_— 1985
New England Tel & Tel 3'As. 1988
1975
Power
Power
Ask
Telep—
1995
General
Security Issues
Bid
3%s
58 VA
10
53%
Pittsburgh
__100 2,115
.
73
102
Cleveland
55
4o
Bank
Commonwealth Edison 3V8S-2004
lo
—
70
99
316
53
10
56%
10
25
Bank—
Industrial Bank of Commerce. 10
Manufacturers
Trust
Trust- .33'A
&
310
84
Bank
Franklin Square N Y___
Trust
and
Illinois
Bank
500
Cleveland
I)
Rochelle
(The)
Bank
500
National
6374
Westchester
Guaranty
Ask
Northern Trust Co___
30%
Bank
York
New
Bid
33
-100
Harris Trust & Savings Bk -100
43
152
_lo
Huntington
First
.—10
First National Bank
Bank
Suffolk
Nat'l
National
55
16
Fiduciary Trust
First
Albany
Chicago
64'A
51%
—lo
National
of
62'A
Co
(White Plains N Y)
New
Bank
51'A
V
Bank
Exchange
Commercial
—100
...
Manhattan
Chem
of
Par
Albany, N. Y.
State
York—
New
Bankers
First
Companies
Ask
York
2
Fidelity & Guaranty Co—10
Fire
99.795
99.871
12,
43%
6.25
Travelers
23%
Ask-
99.783
May
13%
10
S
Bid
90.988
April 28, 1955
May 5, 1955
50%
10
S
DoHar Value
Ask
100%
Springfield Fire & Marine
21 %
Treasury Bills
Dollar Value
96 %
Standard
Accident
Due
11-
12%
10
Surety Co
(New
Dated
12-
60%
10
Y)
(Texas)
71'A
Paul
Corp
Rate
1.25%
42%
1
"
Republic
96.8
1.45%
48 %
4
5
_
'43%
Fla)_2'A
Co
Casualty Co__,
Providence-Washington
34 Va
96.16
Ask
10
.1
Phoenix
87
97.4
96
1.45%
12.50
Fire
72
98.9
96.3
1.40%
10
5
70%
98.7
96 28
bl.70
5
Northern
69
l%s Feb. 15, 1959
l'As April 1, 1959
l'As Oct. 1, 1959
l'As April 1, I960
1-55
2.50
504
*
97.24
6-
3.33%
489
10
41'A
10
River
lo
5
Casualty
Northeastern
5
American
Gulf Life
Amsterdam
New
98
1-54
lo
111
4
Corp
Falls
&
30%
New
99.24
97.24
97 16
9-
_5
Fire
5
Life—:
General Reinsurance
Glens
43
148
50
399
40%
_5
Manufacturers
National
National Union Fire
2.50
(S F)
Newark
&
46
387
5
Merchants Fire Assurance
112
108
i.
Casualty
Bonding
Merchants
5
10
Massachusetts
106
4
Fidelity & Deposit of Md
Maryland
Amer
Life
10
lo
Federal
National
86
83
(N J)__5
Amer
North
28'A
140
5
of
26'A
10
—
Co
83
.10
Bankers & Shippers—
Boston Insurance Co
99.I6
1958
1.20%
-
47 %
29%
Assur__
1957
1, 1958
Bid
88 %
5
2
Equitable
1,
48%
167
162
82%
Home
American
.
10
34%
Automobile
Oct.
Oct.
Ark
46%
lo
,
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
Hartford
Steamboiler,
36%
American
Bid
Par
Hanover
99.22
bl.70
United
Ask
200
99.4
99.2
99 20
2-55
6.74
Fund
Insurance Companies
Par
&
100
100.2
100.2
Due
Trade Bank & Trust Co
Casualty
9328
99
5-
Sterling
Aetna
1957
1957
1957_
2-54
Hanover
Shares-1
Fund
Van Strum
23.11
Fund__lc
Institutional Income
Continental
'
Institutional Bank Fund—__lc
Inst Foundation Fund—
7.99
Inc—
Accumulated
24.05
Boston
7.31
1
1
of
1,
15,
15,
8-
Franklin
21
20
1
—_1
Fund
Ask
101.11
1,
&
of
Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
Income
1
Inc
Fund
United
asset
Growth
Canada
Texas
Haydock Fund Inc—
Hudson
12.66
71.75
11.51
shares—
Utility
_
»
_1
Investors
Street
lc
6.29
99.30
99.26
9.36
12.60
11.71
Investment Corp__*
Stein Roe & Farnham Fund.—1
Sovereign
lc
shares
shares
Growth
Investors Inc
—lc
stock
Railroad
1019
l'/2s
100.4
99.28
Dated
Federation
(net
9.27
RR
100.2
1956
Empire Trust
10.69
Steel
1957
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
County
Clark
(Net asset value)--*
Scudder, Stevens & Clark—
state
—_
1956
1, 1956—
(Ex-100%
—
Fund
Stevens
10.28
lc
Aug.
15,
1 %s April
1955
15,
Par
Growth Stock
Inc—
Putnam
9.38
shares
April
1%S May
37
lc
Bond
1 %s
100
March
2s
9%
33
Inc
Rowe)
7.06
shares
point
Bid
2%s
99.26
27%
5
shares—
lc
Petroleum
shares.....—__lc
Merchandising
a
3.49
26 %
_5
„
Fund
Fund
10.68
Mining
'
of
8.39
—
Fund Inc
Fund
100.1
(
99.29
1,
32nds
Shares—
Trading—
Fund Inc
Fund
Puritan
more
99.24
26.74
25.24
Investors com__10c
&
Street
Pioneer
or
Maturity—
99.27
15,
Rate
May
preferred
Petroleum
22.77
21.06
1956—
6.44
Industrial Machinery shares.lc
Institutional Bond shares__lc
6.21
3.60
1
1955—
9.75
lc
5.66
—1
Series
shares_-lc
shares
Inc-.lc
—lc
Series
_lc
bond
8.49
18. l'J
Fund
Scudder
Electrical
X7.77
X16.58
York Capital Fund
10.78
lc
Food
General
12.74
—lc
shares
Common
9.81
11.27
lc
Building shares.;
Capital Growth Fund
Chemical
8.95
lc
shares
99.30
one
Ask
99.31
—
5.15
Canada
Inc—
Philadelphia
shares—
Automobile
X4.71
1
England
North
1955
6.74
Series
of
-
99.26
_
Treasury Notes—(Cont.)—
100
1955
10.10
X6.17
__1
Stock
of Canada Ltd
8.44
4.26
Securities—
Group
Series
Resources
15.52
r
X9.24
1
Fund
71.29
—
...
22.
7.96
-1
Series
Resources
10.42
9.51
,98.20
98.24
18.69
1
New
lc
Inc.—-2
Investors
Inc
Series—
New
Inc—
series
93.12
15, 1955
11.77
x7.28'
1
Stock
Natural
6.80
17.29
X10.77
1
1
Series—
Growth
Fund
6.26
97.28
represent
20.29
18.75
___1
Series
stock:
15.04
13.72
98.16
97.20
Series—
Natural
shares—1
Preferred
..
—
Series—
Speculative
55'A
52 V2
split.
Franklin Custodiail
Fund
Preferred
4.00
98.8
I960—
15,
Oct.
1.25%
14.54
13.33
1
Security
28.88
3.65
1959
1,
1.25%
interest
Investors Corp—.
Fund—
two-for-one
Shares—
Securities—
Balanced
Boston—
Mutual
Founders
Ex
of
26.71
Inc.l
Corp..
Fund
Formula
•
————5
Fund
1,
Feb.
100.16
1.20%
Inc
National
Income
Industrial
interest—*
National
——__20c
98.16
l'As
Fund—
value—
Wide
8.05
—
Life
beneficial
beneficial
2.48
Fund_^——
99.30
Stock
Corp—
20.20
Equity Fund Inc..
point
Treasury Notes—
38.85
1
Growth
Fund
25c
,
June
l'/sS Aug.
l'As Dec,
-29.03
35.94
——1
Fund—.
98.16
1958
1958
31.59
Shares
Mutual
of
Howard—•
decimal
9.22
8.41
29.22
asset
15.90
Inc—10c
interest
Invest
Net
10.03
Fund
1
of
Mutual
9.15
—2.50
__.
Inc ————————1
Units
14.03
Fund—1
Dreyfus Fund Inc
after
Investors Trust—
Investors
Fund
Shares—
E——
_
beneficial
of
Mutual
Diversified
Bond
Massachusetts
Diversified Growth
Diversified
shares
shares—
Ctfs
43.25
.43 25
l%s
shares
16.23
Fund
—*
Funds—
1
21.54
First
Value)
Special Investment
Ipc
98.8
_
1,
1,
2%s June 1, 1.960
Federal Natl Mortgage Assn
2%s Jan. 20, 1958
99.12
Bid
March
—1
1957-55
May
Nov.
2'As
4.52
Asset
Inc_————1
Investment,
99.4
Certificates of Indebtedness—
l'As May 17, 1955—
30.7#
& Stock
1,
Ask
100.18
2'As May
Maturity—
27.40
1
Financial
15%
28.46
146
100.12
2'As
Cooperatives—
Figures
12.62
15
25.40
(Net
9.55
Fidelity Fund Inc
11.55
6.02
20.34
Fund.—i—.
Stock
1
16.87
14.72
&
25c
5.50
8.79
Inc—
for
1957
15.59
61.56
Balanced
—___
Loomis Sayles Mutual Fund—
12,600
point
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness & Notes
7.39
13.17
Eaton
June 1,
10.21
14.57
Dividend
2s
10.98
9.44
6.74
60.94
Series
Stks>.l
Knickerbocker Fund
Lexington Trust Fund
Fund—-1
Stock
Com
12.60
11.55
Keystone Fund of Canada Ltd.l
Vegh Income Fund Inc——1
Vegh Mutual Fund Inc
1
Delaware
100.1
11.16
18.74
:
Income
21.51
l%s Oct.
100.1
99.29
22.21
.
a
15.10
.-1
Western
99.30
1956
11.30
Consolidated Investment Trust-1
Crown
1955
10.32
com___100 12.000
—100
141
——._
Fund
Concord
1,
1,
1
Inc
Fund
June
1.90s Feb.
13.84
Priced
Investment-—1
Composite Bond
Composite
1 %s
1
__—
Fund
Commonwealth
12.60
Bank
1
—.—_
Securities
Christiana
21.70
11.55
(Speculative Com Stk)__1
of
2%s
Central
1
Inc
Century Shares Trust
Chemical
19.89
20.54
10.94
Inc—
Fund
Capital Venture
1
.1
(Low
32.91
10.12
lou.l
27.92
S-4
32nds
.
28.09
25.60
S-3
24.29
30.44
—1
99.31
1955—
100.1
26.91
Life Insurance Investors Inc
Ltd
99.31
1
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more
Bid
15 1955——
15,
or
Federal Land Bank Bonds—
2%s May 1, 1956
17.41
22.59
Canada General Fund
(1954)
1.80s Aug.
1.90s Nov.
one
Ask
13.34
S-2
5
-1
represent
Bonds).l
15.96
8-1
Inc—_10c
Bowling Green Fund
Broad Street Invest Corp
Bonds)
Grade
12.22
5%
13.57
1
Boston Fund Inc—,
19.86
(Speculative Pfd Stks)_—1
(High-Grade Com Stk)__ 1
(Income Com Stocks)
1
4%
12.48
*
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of
K-2
12
11
1
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point
Bid
Funds-—
Fund
Development
decimal
Federal Home Loan Banks—
Axe-Houghton
Mutual
alter
20.01
Mutual
Custodian
Figures
9.41
Bostoh—1
of
Obligations of Government Agencies
Ask
8.61
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the New York
issued,
Ex-rights.
ISSUES
106 %
108
1
Volume 181
Number 5419..-.The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1713)
Third Federal Reserve
THE COURSE OF RANK CLEARINGS
District—Philadelphia—
Clearings this week will show
liminary figures compiled by
of the country,
based
us
increase compared with
an
Week
9.5% Above those of the corresponding week last
at
$19,572,908,555 against $17,881,537,749 for the
there is
year.
Our preliminary total stands
week in 1954.
same
gain for the week ending Friday of 15.5%.
a
Pennsylvania—Altoona
Bethlehem
Chester
^
obtain-weekly clearings will be
At this center
Our comparative summary for
y
•
1955
195+
$9,438,221,995
892,047,996
—14.0
910,000,000
Boston
<■,
St.
City
±
315,500,000
__
Francisco
Delaware—Wilmington
+.
460,552,712
5.7
(11
Total
+
38G.504,528
295,772,747
—10.4
$15,452,547,597 $13,985,491,328
+ 10.5-
3,239,372,010
+
5.0
603,393.493
8.6
—
them
$17,831,537,749
+
today, inasmuch
In. the elaborate .detailed statement, however,
April 2.
For that week there
the whole country
same
at
the weefev..
as
this
center
decrease
a
which
decrease of 7.1%.
a
of 3.8%,
ended
the totals register a gain of 3.3%.
of
We
group
the
clearings
a
loss of 7.8%,
7.0%, but in the Philadelphia Reserve District
In the Richmond Reserve District there is
and in the Atlanta Reserve District of 9.1%.
the
totals
de¬
a
increase of 1.5%
an
The St. Louis Reserve District suffers
0.9%, but the Chicago Reserve District enjoys
Minneapolis Reserve District of 5.3%.
smaller
are
In the
a
improvement of 3.9%
an
Dallas Reserve District the
by 11.3%, but in the Kansas City Reserve District the totals
larger by 2.7% and in the San Francisco Reserve District by 5.9%.
In the
following
we
furnish
OF BANK
SUMMARY
1st
Boston
2nd
3rd
__
,_12 cities
_
New York_
11
4th Cleveland
7
5th
6
Richmond
Atlanta__
7th
St
in
Chicago
8th
9th
__
_
17
.
Louis
4
Minneapolis
10th
Kansas
11th
7
Dallas
12th
San
$
690,244,555
11
Philadelphia
6th
1954
$
April 2—
City
._
Francisco
_10
______
Outside
We
_
York
New
our
742,279,129
11,396,354,176
1,233,624,309
1,193,975,147
1,169,608,672
1,152,502,108
570,176,623
614,907,482
975,595,407
894,005,538
1,298,545,616
1,249,630,663
589,881,754
595,064,228
II
$
7.0
—
ii
ii
Wayne
816,919,117
688,339,265
10,026,995,882
10,021,926,415
3.3
+
956,803,841
1.5
1,199,225,114
7.3
641,923,085
20,313,271
80,389,756
20,344,363
322,600,000
297,600,000
4,961,713
+27.9
6,373,131
+71.4
>.
+
85,593,537
;;
7,062,013
4,646,024
3,746,555
161,058,825
+
7.0
3,919,393
134,145,352
137,045,365
126,918,890
+29.1
148,421,986
158,902,800
10,682,813
—
9.9
8,918,244
8,613,376
503,019
+
2.4
525,477
522,874
162,159,819
+
0.3
163,491,762
157,488,429
894,005,538
+
9.1
889,098,372
877,818,781
2,468,180
15,231,821
6,294,247
—18.0
1,899,683
1,644,321
7.5
12,984,454
11,080,799
+17.3
7,435,409
6,664,443
+
+
8,817,666
7,288,440
6.0
68,451,000
61,503,000
+20.4
7,547,975
7.1
—
8,086,614
68,468,000
9,597,458
9,007,625
3,215,379
9.3
3,086,007
3,879,524
120,702,403
—11.2
114,035,525
104,620,158
5,050,276
+15.7
4,546,073
4,605,670
5,845,085
-
+
46,243,378
43,236,079
+
7.0
41,258,394
45,808,863
15,495,592
15,023,079
+
3.2
15,045,605
15,068,843
1,480,647
979.409,673
5,206,983 *
814,752,038
866,287,654
9.2
3,851,187
4,170,970
1.0
12,752,967
13,534,971
+17.2
8,814,968
6,938.467
0.4
4,154,717
4,567,941
+
3.9
1,132,836,084
1,168,076,278
+
7,555,883
4,872,991
1,298,545,616
(17 cities)
1,404,589
6.1
+
—
12,026,264
8,852,774
4,853,067
—
1,352,933
+
922,924,394
12,147,473
i_
___
—14.0
1,720,095
'
5,684,860
1,249,630,663
Louis
—
2.8
326,600,000
286,100,000
166,594,016
161,523,820
+
3.1
156,617,195
149,377,901
102,864,613
104,017,664
—
1.1
92,838,962
82,858,505
2,123,125
2,122,744
+
0.1
2,008,017
2,327,752
589,881,754
595,064,228
—
0.9
578,064,174
520,664,158
—
2.9
5,855,723
6,761,276
5.6
4.2
310,727,984
267,613,990
112,150,833
114,251,606
318,300,000
Tennessee—Memphis
:
__
Illinois—Quincy
___
327,400,000
889,098,372
877,818,781
3.9
1,132,836,084
1,168,076,278
0.9
+
+
—
578,064,174
520,664,158
Total
cities)
(4
a.
991,506,906
3.^:
...
Minnesota— Duluth
v'
;v■
..
Ninth Federal Reserve
South
965,849,921
5.9
1,006,966,594
20,206,610,386
9,309,575,511
statement
3.8
+
18,651,163,498
6,393,387
9,114,286.435
years:
Ended
1954
$
2,252,333
5,232,340
622,665,317
April 2
(7 cities)
Inc. or
Dec.
1953
%
t
1952
t
0.6
2,013,133
1,955,871
+ 13.4
5,481,066
;
695,189,767
7.1
+
5.3
2,710,770
4.5
930,487
871,656
3,353,809
2,326,385
11,016,465
7,872,540
+ 27.5
9,517,734
8,482,852
42,398,065
—12.1
35,018,268
35,968,071
17,577,640
+
6.6
12,663,537
13,832,354
24,122,900
+
316
35,513,700
2,096,245
742,279,129
—
+ 11.9
1,994,302
816,919,117
688,339,265
911,970
680,545
10,216,888
455,045,492
413,432,388
—
877,861
3.4
787.486
692,797
8,226,454
147,677,328
8,841,120
—
9.3
153,796,398
—
9.4
129,940,311
6,796,115
+17.2
20,414,844
+17.9
20,548,787
18,585,967
+ 7.4
+ 0.4
+233.7
353,668,201
350,094,972
____.
10,419,039
11,245,449
3,006,871
3,084,654
333,397,714
11,198,464
1,321,843
2,387,771
(a)
Total
cities}
(9
919,277
+34.1
10,073,345
357,894,901
11,238,311
4,410,627
City
Joseph
8,580,358
3,185,583
♦.
540,246,784 + 2.7
554,752,606
^
•
9,568,977
2,831,962
541,087,842
552,927,837
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—DallasTexas—Austin
Dallas
Fort
7,292,677
171,366,461
4,391,300
118,462,438
2,243,953
2,015,742
10,897,034,475
—86.0
190,377,285
139,698,484
9.6
2,870,797
3,136,833
+ 16.4
120,857,513
107,700,937
—
+
5.7
2.513,643
2,286,611
+ 11.5
2,062,318
1,774,444
7.1
9,536,877,063
9,587,383,580
—
29,150,763
+
5.4
29,393,669
+
0.2
18,380,965
*24,000,000
6.3
*22,600,000
21,275,110
69,435,040
65,156,237
+
6.6
46,189,839
64.458,372
+
6.1
54,872,790
66,654,358
10,502,416,430
11,396,354,176
7.8
10,026,995,882
10,021,926,415
9,072,953
325,807,203
31,602,275
30,359,567
6,444,000
5,634,100
+
6.9
4,454,000
6,099,213
6,124,998
—
0.4
5,486,259
5,544,467
11,365,050
+12.7
9,087,270
10,128,012
373,286,926
421,009,196
—11.3
406,197,901
387,356,202
1.4
148,985,435
6,021,000
(6 cities)
161,321.127
159.058.400
+
150,086,035
5,127,478
Utah—Salt
4,433,780
+15.6
4,397,726
4,638,409
156,022,809
139,313,061
82,267,392
158,218,478
161,163,004
65,329,642
15,983,896
18,380,660
+12.0
—12.3
+19.6
13,106,730
14,287,041
—
559,256,868
522,742,019
18,877,348
12,575,134
5,406,438
4,974,668
9,464,645
7,817,766
1,022,702,646
965,849,921
19,445,047,929
20,206,610,386
9,322,229,499
9,309,575,911
Oregon—Portland
Lake
California—Long
City______
72,133,544
,
Beach
Pasadena
21,985,659
..
San
Francisco
San
Jose
Stockton
-
8.3
7.0
+50.1
+ 8.7
+21.1
+
69,888,433
17,760,614
12,639,399
12,306,778
565,336,273
543,088,834
15,533,253
13,025,357
5,345,707
5,198,129
8,861,276
8,893,682
49,987,778
68,359.403
8,980,642
346,587,455
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco—
16,336,949
*22,500.000
—20.9
—12.7
6.3
—
25,691,331
18,074,435
28,297,319
12,811,676
Falls
Louisiana—Shreveport
Total
360,363,805
26,522,432
Galveston
Wichita
9,223,924
314,539,878
,
_______
Worth
Washington—Seattle
18,116.137
12,856,403
5.3
24,072,514
•.
*___
Colorado.—Colorado Springs
1,715,690
7.0
—
30,734,936
-TrT„u
4.7
*
Wichita
Santa 'Barbara
Northern New Jersey
+
+
29,159,500
2,246,635
Jersey—Newark
440,786,014
6,968,670
8,017,573
;
___
2,013,426
+
12,532,544
10,122,818,430
Connecticut—Stamford
4,445,490
139,361,861
7,963,384
-
Kansas—Topeka
576,497,895
—
0.3
2,371,535
Syracuse
3,174,468
5,005,022
912,776
-
Pueblo
+ 18.6
3,971.710
_
3,521,999
880,659
—
__
4,499,100
—
3,461,158
137,834,842
_
4,927,528
+10.1
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas City-
Omaha
10,578,770
24,027,762
Jamestown
+15.4
+10.7
4,641,087
12,739,971
5,111,704
Yakima
_
5,801,818
3,401,647
3,764,075
Helena
Lincoln
Second Federal Reserve District— New York-
_
+
464,212,385
Dakota—Aberdeen
Missouri—Kansas
2,345,571
Buffalo
+
112,327,953
6,696,745
Dakota—Fargo
Montana—Billings
Hastings
690,244,555
York—Albany
295,291,522
8,778,887,203
showing the figures for each city for the
24,992,900
cities)
6,582,016
311,838,489
117,073,536
—
_
________
18,366,270,783
0.1
—
18,743,600
.
'
979,713*766
+
37,269,051
.
"V
13,334,449
Paul
North
'
"■
District—Minneapolis-
Minneapolis
St.
413,432,388
3,450,662
cities)
552,462,808
107,142,599
Kentucky—Louisville
552,462,808
9.1
+
—
12,541,787
_
New Hampshire—Manchester
(11
641,923,085
4.7
8,662,489
City
Rockford
387,356,202
578,463,897
Connecticut—Hartford
Total
7.3
—
3,515,979
Peoria
1,212,045,979
10,038.037
New
103,400,379
+12.8
9,085,550
Decatur
552,927,837
19,445,047,929
detailed[
Bedford
__
5,230,245
273,323,048
115,282,194
+17.5
64,343,000
__
Illinois—Bloomington
Chicago
_J
406,197,901
New
Rochester
5,305,169
337,223,710
91,448,132
2,023,400
Iowa—Cedar Rapids
Des Moines
541,087,842
1,027,963
_
7.8,
5.7
+
21,325,772
16,378,028
Haute
455,045,492
2,993,858
York
+
—13.3
-311,200,000
'
7,382,022
Terre
—11.3
1,074,408
New
149,136,702
District—Chicago-
Arbor
'
_
17,385,000
161,262,810
975,595,407
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
421.009,196
3,151,642
_
3,987,434
18,719,000
6.7
162,645,924
Bend
5.3
9,322,229,499
River
Elmira
4,130,202
+ 13.1
—
515,281
Orleans
Indianapolis
2.7
5,934,534
Binghamton
—11.5
4,405,469
16,914,000
167,069,967
163,819,472
Rapids
Indiana—Fort
+
Lowell
New
991,506,906
6,422,197
(10 cities)
Grand
1,022,702,646
II
_
(12
1,199,225,114
6,816,203
172,320,607
i.
Lansing
373,286,926
Massachusetts—Boston
Total
1.5
6,345,782
Seventh Federal Reserve
St.
Rhode Island—Providence
+
9,622,779
Michigan—Ann
+
2,238,466
_
1,152,502,108
25,050,905
;
Total
540,246,784
II
_
..
289,350,200
325,700,000
____ ____
Missouri—St.
$
First Federal Reserve District—Boston-
Haven
417,303,502
103,152,460
_
____
Mobile
440,786,014
%
New
2.7
614,907,482
Mississippi—Vicksburg
554,752,606
1955
Springfield
9,959,903
+
570,176,623
cities)
Alabama—Birmingham
464,212,385
i
Clearings at—
Fall
39,790,600
6,769,500
11,666,017
1952
y-
7.8
—
ii
Week
Portland
42,299.600
3.6
11,386,778
392,676,331
3.8
(6
Total
«(
April 2 for four
Maine—Bangor
6.4
8,296,832
5,506,743
Nebraska—Fremont
week ended
44,744,300
107,114,817
Springfield
1953
%
ii
City,
add
now
419,811,975
<«
110 cities
_
218,214,944
465,060,820
313,896,486
Total
Total
7,563,081
247,793,612
1.7
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
Inc. or
Dec.
10,502,416,430
9 r v
6
are
■
CLEARINGS
1955
Week Ended
8,332,063
0.8
5,935,004
Augusta
by Federal Reserve Districts:
summary
a
+10.2
113,187,837
Nashville
Sioux
and
1,212,045,979
8,679,275
3,900,019
cities according to the
7.3%, but in the Cleveland Reserve District there is
decline of
19,063,392
956,803,841
450,753,543
272,173,217
South
crease
12,084,922
3.3
+
235,965,049
Columbia—Washington,,
the aggregate clearings for
(including this city) the totals record
and in the Boston Reserve District of
—15.8
9,561,072
19,122,000
Carolina—Charleston
Louisiana—New
Districts in which they are located and from this we note that in
the New York Reserve District
1,193,975,147
155,858,546
.
Florida—Jacksonville
present further below,
we
Outside of this city there was a gain of 0.1%, the bank
showing
12,083,028
1,169,608,672
Tennessee—Knoxville
having amounted to $19,445,047,929 against $20,206,610,386 in the
week in 1954.
Federal Reserve
was
10,904,442
+
403,100,079
cities)-,
Macon
has^tOkbe estimated.
cases
able to give final .and complete results of the previous week—-week
are
7.4
12,680,814
15,814,750
5,808,680
-8,000,000
9.5
not available at time of going to press.
are
Accordingly, in the above the last day of the week in all
We
5,885,228
Sixth Federal Reserve District—Atlanta-
cannot furnish
Saturday, and the Saturday figures
8,152,324
10,959,133
,
Georgia—Atlanta
ends
2,656,074
7.1
—
41,898,400
___
Maryland—Baltimore
Complete and exact details for the week covered by the foregoing will appear
We
3,200,923
458,269,907
Virginia—Huntington
District of
8.1
,
issue of next week.
6,915,964
9.8
237,820,081
(7
Total
our
-v
Richmond
+ 10.1
656,674,401
$19,572,908,555
in
3.4
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmond—
West
South
$18,969,515,062 $17,224,863,348
day
♦Estimated.
3,774,799
0.5
+
+
13,311,733
cities)
Virginia—Norfolk
3,516,967,465
five days.
3,521,830
4
+ 12.1
days
Total all cities,
All cities, one
1,536,328
3,987,014
1,155,000,000
—
-f22.6
*265,000,000
Other cities, live
1,888,090
5,480,841
902,000,000
3,751,709
7,338,786
1,233,624,309
_
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
335,148,281
-
cities, five days
2.0
4.5
f 3.7
5,974,830
13,617,063
Jersey—Trenton
Mansfield
433,370,058
Baltimore
+
5,308,852
1,134,000,000
3,739,484
6!817,'817
Columbus
9.9
352,049,843
Cleveland
Ten
+
298,400,000
572,182,000
Pittsburgh
,
1,097,201
4,119,054
York
Cleveland
+ 14.1
314,063,263
•>
1,303,835
3,757,195
Wilkes-Barre
Youngstown
Louis
San
519,779,816
*345,000,000
.
—20.2
6,180,523
Scranton
Ohio—Canton
+-12.4.
1,039,000,000
592,958,556
Kansas
1.649,899
1,892,206
5,070,338
Cincinnati
L
Philadelphia
t
1,154,235
Fourth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland—
+ 15.5
767,485,441
._.
1952
S
1,350,670
-
$10,899,001,693
Chicago
1953
—17.5
1,176,000,000
V:?.
Week Ended .April 9—
•
Dec. %
•
1,823,817
1,929^663
_—
Total
April
Inc. or
»
1,317,034
Philadelphia
Reading
CLEARINGS—RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
Ended
1954
•
1,503,889
_J
Lancaster
New
the week follows:
'
$
indicate that for the week ended Saturday, April 9, cleavings for all
cities of the United States for which it is possible to
1955
Pre¬
a year ago.
telegraphic advices from the chief cities
upon
V
"
■
Bank
45
—
—
Total
Grand
(10
total
cities)
(110
cities}—
.___
Outside New York City___
♦
Estimated,
(a)
Clearings
operation
discontinued.
+
5.9
1,006,966,594
979,713,766
—
3.8
18,651,163,498
18,366,270,783
+
0.1
9,114,286,435
8,778,887,203
46
(1714)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Corapany and Issue—
Foreign Exchange Rates
1930, the Federal Reserve Bank
daily to the Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable
countries
FOREIGN
the
of
world.
EXCHANGE
We
give
below
CERTIFIED
RATES
•
BY
APRIL
Monetary Unit
Country and
Noon
record for the week just passed.
a
FEDERAL
1,
transfers
1935
RESERVE
TO
APRIL
7.
BANK
1955,
TO
TREASURY
INCLUSIVE
the
on
Phillips
*
TARIFF
ACT
OF
1930
4%
Natural
3'A %
Buying Rate lor Cable Transfers In New York (Value in United States Money)
33A%
Gas
Monday
Aoril 1
Argentina peso—
Tuesday
April 4
$
April 5
$
1st
Free—.
.
ref.
f.
s.
mortgage
.0719820*
—■'—
—
pound
schilling
Belgium,
British
franc
of,
bonds,
1.016015
1.015677
.209200
.209150
.209150
.00435401*
.00435491*
.00435401*
.00285625
.00285625
,238379*
.209000
i
.238379"
.238379*
.209150
2.794375
.0800560
.0800560
.263103
.263164
.263125
2.767120
2.766707
Foreign
.140080*
.140080*
.496766*-.
.496766*
•Announcement
.0549000
.0349000
.193330*
.193330*
.193330 *
.
.496766* r,
Name of
.0349000
.193330*
,
.233300
.233300
.233300
2.784246
2.784349
2.783935
2.194637
2.784246
New
2.794642
2.794375
2.794687
Grace
1
.232300
Stock
B
6%
cates
indebtedness and of United States Government
$80 million and $36 million, respec¬
6%
Demand
Redemption
Total
P. ft.
fund
gold
for
R.
F.
notes
850,451
reserves
certificate
notes of other
Other
20,183,103
——
21,033,554
Banks—
178,323
cash
Discounts
377,399
and
Industrial
advanced.———707,307
loans
509
———
,
Acceptances
purchased
Acceptances
Jheld
.
10,993
-------
under
rcpur-
.
+
1,627
4
6,627
--
32,653
--
16,281
+
—
28,525
+
12
banks.
10,999
+
2,109
4-
2,109
_
B
semi-annual)__
Bills
•
-
:
Certificates
————-.
Notes
Bonds
Total
4-
outright-—.,-
—
40,000
+
i
4-
40,000
-
-
Govt,
securities
23,644,606
"'+ 40,000
—
loans
from
securities-—-
Uncollected
24,365,590
banks——
items—
cash
premises
assets ___i
Other
Total
3,685,552
_____
^
55,940
—
131,226
———
4-
69,377
—
purchasing
*
Other
445,530
Real
4-
24
—
239,921
4-
13,398
20,986
——
49,827,606
—
98,038
—
367,435
——
S.
Treasurer—gen'l
18,791,342
account
.'.
—
442,515
351,205
-
444,959
———
Total
Other
deposits
20,030,021
availability cash items3,040,615
liabs.
and
accrued
4-100,290
+
50.908
4
403,516
—
to
—
4-
7,547
139,847
divids.„
16,257
—
4
2,302
+
+
4-
133
—
624
—
410
—,
—
—
98
36
9,047
17
+
977
+
liabilities
.48,677,751
99,736
—
—
692
21,546
—
10
2,737
—
Foreign
1,866
From
394,126
♦
Surplus
291,116
——————
iSection
7 »
(Section
Surplus
Other
in
—
2,738
4-
660,901
accounts.——
170,295
20,693
4-
+
1,430
+
+
4,486
806
+
others
Exclusive
of
loans
to
individual loan
serves;
banks
items
and
after
shown
are
Ratio
"to
liabs.
of
and
gold
certificate
deposit and
hilities
capital
F.
E.
combined
Contingent
ances
accts._
49,827,606
on
purchased
for
correspondents
98,038
—
note
-
:
lia-
46.1%
—
.1 %,
foreign
,
28,620
514
4-
3,523
—
10
4-
14.138
-
preferred
632
the
of
A decrease of $410 million in
of
Commercial,
industrial,
and
St.
agricultural
Alabama
3'A%■
Powder
Steel
203
Higbee
+1,113
3%r/r
Co.,
re¬
See
5.90%
Real estate loans increased
$42 million.
$53 million.
Ref.
Holdings of Treasury bills decreased $214 million
in
Chicago, $154 million in New York
City, and $47 million
in the Cleveland District.
Holdings of Treasury certifi-
mortgage
Co.
of
bonds,
Canada.
fund
capital
&
called
for
bonds, notes,
redemption,
in which
5%
Holt
Holyoke
of
Air
1st
improve,
Western
&
due
Firestone Tire
3
A '/<
&
May
due
1963
V/,
Fort
.
debentures
Worth
&
Gas
due
bonds,
ser.
D.
due
33,4^
Morrell
1549
1
1550
1
1557
May
1
1439
1976___May
1
1559
RR.—
Co.
Co.—
3'A%
debs,
'.
due
•
1977
May
1
1560
—May
1
1560
May
1961_;
1
1440
May
May
1
1440
bds
1
862
May
1
1078
Ry.—
first mortgage bonds
dated 1936(John) & Co., 3% debentures due
stock
5-
4-
5
4-15
1
4-15
44-
5
5
4-
5
4-
5
jtt»4r»30
3-31
4-30
3-31
30c
(quar.)
4-25
4-30
4-15
1
4-20
$1.25
4-30
26c
4-30
4-
7
4-30
4-
7
725c
preferred
$1.25
(quar.)_
:
(quar.)
>
35c
25c
6-20
5-14
4-29
5-
4-15
2
4-15
4-
1
5-
2
4-15
5-
2
4-15
12'/2c
Worts—
7-
1
6-15
10c
Si
6-
1
2-20
_
25c
3-31
2
3-28
(quar.)
37 %c
5-
2
3-23
5-13
4-15
5%
.
25c
Y.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Y.)
3-31
.
5-
(stock dividend)
Power
(quar.)
Y.
4-15
30c
& Co.
(N.
•4-15
(quar.)
preferred
4-15
3-30
2
4-
2
4-14
60c
5-
2
4-20
10c
5-
2
4-20
4-15
3-31
93 %c
(quar.)
55-
30e
common
50c
30c
1
(from
income)
3-31
4-15
3-31
4-15
3-31
11c
4-15
4-
720c
ordinary
4-15
$1
$1.10
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Inc.
2
7
15c
12'/2c
(N.
7-
4-
$1.25
(quar.)
common
N.
7
Corp.—
common
of
4-
25c
(quar.)
5 Ye
Co.
5-
933Ac
(quar.)
Corp.,
Fund,
4-15
4-15
is
!
4-15
3-15
5
Hughes-Owens Co., Ltd.—
class
conv,
B
(quar.)
710c
(quar.)
Refrigerator
Sash
(quar.)
5%
&
(quar.)
5%
preferred
Hydraulic Press
Hydro-Electric
I-T-E
Circuit
Illinois
5-10
$1.25
(quar.)
5-
2
4-20
6-30
6-17
$1.25
Co.
Securities
(quar.)
Corp.
9-30
9-16
$1.25
Brick
12-30
12-16
20c
(increased)..
735c
5-
2
pfd.
(quar.)
4-15
4-13
3-16
$1
5-
1
4-15
$1.25
4%
(quar.)
5-
1
4-15
4-15
4-1
Breaker—
4.60%; preferred
Illinois
6-15
5-31
_
Hygrade Food Products.
preferred
3-15
3-15
6-30
30c
Door—
preferred
preferred
5%
(quar.)
4-15
15c
12 Vic
common
4-15
740c
(quar.)
Inc.,
preference
Hutting
(quar.)
preferred
Foods,
5%
A
Brick
(quar.)
57'/2c
(quar.)
Power
Co.,
25c
common
5-
2
55c
(quar.)
5-
2
4-11
4-15
4.08%
preferred
(quar.)
51c
5-
2
4-11
4.20%
preferred
(quar.)
52 >/2c
5-
2
4-11
4-11
4.26%
preferred
(quar.)
4.42 %
preferred
(quar.)
4.70%
Illinois
Stock
preferred
Zinc
Co.
53'Ac
Jun
1
1601
Indian
1
1601
Indianapolis
Head
Mills,
Power
2
4-11
5-
2
4-11
4-12
Inc.,
Si
$1.25
Light,
pfd,
com,
(initial)
(quar.)
4-
1
2%
dividend-
Incorporated Income Fund
May
2
5-
100%
(quar.)
(stock
dividend)^
5-
55'Ac
583Ac
—
.
1958
4-15
15c
unless
4.40%
5%
1996—May
Denver
Transfer
1
•
Ry.—
1st mortgage 4%% bonds, series of 1982
Holly Sugar Corp., 5% preferred stock
Inter. Rys. of Central
Amer., 1st mtge. 5%
Mavtag Co.. preferred stock
Minnesota
1549
May
'
_
,
1549
1
May
sinking fund bonds
due
1
_May
1970
1973
bonds
Rubber
debentures
due
4-15
3-25
28c
(Hiram) Gooderham <te Worts.
class A (quar.)
Syracuse
Hussman
Ry.—
Indiana
Natural
1967_
Georgia—
mtge. 3»/;.%
mortgage 4%%
Consolidated
due
Ltd.—
Line
3-A %
A,
2
4-22
4-15
—
Co.,
Water
6.40%
page
5-
5-20
5-
2
10c
4-15
3-25
5-
1
4-15
4-15
4- 4
25 '/2C
30c
.
0-
25c
(quar.)
Hardart
Hudson
4-
21'Ac
•Me preferred C (quar.)
Household Finance Corp.—
Common (quar.)_
3Y«% preferred (quar.)
4%
3-24
5
4-15
40c
(quar.)
Insurance
&
4-28
25c
(quar.)
(Henry)
Hunt
Date
series
Co.,
A
convertible
80c
REDEMPTION
debentures
debentures
Charlotte
mortgage
&
Chicago
press
"Other"
'•
Horn
under
Chesapeake Si Ohio Ry.—
the
increased
&
Sugar
Home
Southern RR.—
sinking
Atlanta
decrease of
release.
stock
Ltd.
Co.,
Walker
4-15
25c
Inc. "((initial)
Walker-Gooderham
(R.)
4-30
5-10
56V4C
—
;
cash
Products
preferred
Hiram
4-
Insur¬
—
(quar.)
common
Mfg.
5%
valuation
(except where indicated)
given in the "Chronicle."
American Discount Co.
District, $13 million in the Kansas City Dis¬
trict, and $12 million in the San Francisco
District, but
they increased $11 million in Chicago; there was a net
loans
<fe
(quar,)
Paper,
preferred
Hlgbie
7
4-15
4-15 -~
4-20
68%C
Hlggins,
of
volume
Great
Aluminum
de¬
$40 million at all
reporting member banks.
according to industry appear in another
called
were
first
First
loans
'i—
(quar.)
com.
preferred
Class
holdings
City, $16 million in
(quar.)
Inspection
In
preferred
Hercules
+
4-
1
Co.—
preferred
1,290
101J
deduction
list of corporate
a
common
PARTIAL
Louis
IChanges
57*
Hendershot
7%
5-
40c
(quar.)—
Corp.
(quar.)
L433
303
ft- 3
4-21
•
70c
(payable
Mfg.
—
0-1
3% ''
—
requested)
334%
8-2*
62>/2C
.:
Hayes
+
108
Company and Issue—
Treasury bills, increases of $116 million in balances
with domestic banks and $108 million in
demand deposits
•credited to domestic banks, and a decrease of
$692 mil¬
lion in demand deposits adjusted.
ceased $28 million in New York
current
the details
weekly reporting member
bunks of the Federal Reserve System in
leading cities
shows the following principal
changes for the week
ended March 30:
preferred C
Hays Corp.,
$-24
9-12
25c.
(s-a)
Industries
sinking fund provisions.
The date indicates the
redemption or last date for mak¬
ing tenders, and the page number
gives the location in
Condition Statement of Member Banks
The condition statement
and
those
4-15
6-13
60c
4'A '//■ pfd. (quar.)
pfd. B (quar.)
Electric, 5%
Special
,
Hotel
Below will be found
2
5-
25c.
1__
Hayes
Notices
.1%
accept¬
loan -commitments
Boiler
591
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund
including
Industrial
Steam
Common
367,435
4-15
*«0<r
—
(quar.).
29,890
reserves
—
liability
—
4-26
3-31
Canada, Ltd.
(quar.)
gross.
35,883
—
3-15
25%
(quar.) ■
Holly
Total
Light
E
+3,778
1111
.___
4-15
I2V2C
(quar.)
D
'5%
Banks
3-31
80c
$1.50
Marx
Insurance
736
413
-
(quar.)
preferred
Haydock
Fund
418
—
12
468
_!___
Reserve
4-15
•
quar.)
preferred
Hoe
4-
4-20
4-15
10c
(quar.)__
preferred
(quar.)
&
5%
13b27,543
capital
•
2
5-
$1.50
$1.25
of
preferred
Electric
lire
4(4%
5%
81
10,235
banks
Federal
From
paid
4-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
(stock dividend)
Hercules
deposits
Capital Accounts—
Capital
4-30
Refractories—
+81
116
55,590
5%
+
+38
2.579
Interbank demand deposits:
Domestic banks
674,312
231,144
—
3-18
3-31
-i-i f-•
—
122
—
3-31
4-15
4-15
dividend
Hawaiian
790
+4,159
90
+
13.399
5-25-_
1
$1.29
Corp. of America,
+4,027
+
11-28
•
4-15
37V2C
(quar.)
common
preferred
ance
—1.620
:V
'—S-
5c
(quar.)_,
(reduced
Hecht Company,
Government
€-15
37V2C
-
S.
12-12
725C
710c
pfd.
Alabastlne
Shaffner
Hartford
Hat
+2 035
80
—
21.806;
deposits adjusted
deposits except U. S. Government
11-23
—
Y.)
(quar.)
Co.,
Oil,
Hartford
628
Liabilities-
Time
; -12-12
RR.—
convertible
Common
952
53
1,117
banks
(N.
America
Fund
Ohio
&
Corp.
Bros.
Hart,
266
+
42
+
985
domestic
$2
50c
conv.
North
Harbison-Walker
725
+
..
8-29
11-28
56 "Ac
-
B
Quarterly
2^447
+
+13
1,286
:
9-12
-
31%c
_
(quar.)
Lime
Hagan
56
8
8,676
Demand
'73,859
—
—197,591
—
Si
preferred
6%
—
32,885
—
5%
of
127,936
—
4,574
480,388
—
—408,791
+
40
8,453
indebtedness
Co.
class
Insurance Co.
Hancock
7.474
of
B
Ltd.,
18-29
9-12
12-12
if:
—
4'/2%
Mutual
Mobile
Stock
banks
with
Life
Halle
'
•
—„1,113
Cash in vault
Co.,
preferred
Gypsum
+5 641
66
•+
2,483
:
8-29
<quar.)_—
Co.
15
1954
Borrowings:
Total
Gulf
Gulf,
mem¬
carry¬
Reserves with Federal Reserve
Banks—
25,590,853
U.
Deferred
or
securities
Balances
Member bank—reserve accounts
Other '
Guardian
Hartford
securities
i 5-31
"Vc.;;
Guaranty Trust Co. of N. Y. (quar.)—>——
for
______
notes
Deposits:
tT.
carrying
purchasing
bonds—______
Other
,
Reserve
Foreign
dealers
loans
Loans
liabilities—
Federal
and
5-31
6-11
$3
Mar. 24,
541
—
22,707
loans—
S.
L.)
Guarantee
Decrease!—) Since
1955
83,455
Government .securities—total
U.
assets
■.£
;
Treasury bills
Treasury certificates
Treasury notes
3.032
—
or
for
estate
Other
U. 3.
—104,238
—
loans
Co..
Coal,
Greisedieck
(jn millions of dollars)
adjusted"'
ing securities
22
and
foreign
investments
cultural loans
Loans
to
brokers
987,731
-
Total
Due
...
.
—
40,000
S.
(H.
$2.40
,.;i-
6-11
"t
$1.50
(quar.)
*
Insurance
Green
5-31
9-12
:a
American
States
8
$2
American
Great
4-
6-11
$2
preferred
West
Great
.
5-ML
$1.50
(accum.)_
preferred (quar.)
Industries, Inc
Great
Holder $
5-25
$2
Corp,—
Union
in¬
Mar. 23,
1955
■
adjusted"' _7—41,523
-Commercial,
industrial,
and
agri'
:
-
U.
and
7
—
Loans
—1,027,731
•
meat
Total
—
Assets—..
Loans
839,400
—
23,604,606
under repurchase agree-
3,908,950
—3,069,550
2,801,750
——
bought
Held
9,960,141
.7-
——
conv.
$5
-
Mar. 30,
—
5%
^
Payable of Rec.
$1.50
—
(quar.)
$50
Increase ( 4-) or
—1,027,731
9,959,471
—-
I486
$2
(quar.)—
(quar.)_.
B
Grand
'
■
883.2*4
,
\r
$2
—
the
2,109
,
-
••
20c
(quar.)
(quar.)
A
District,
of assets and liabilities of
reporting
securities:
outright,— "
Bought
-
■'
.
agreement
Government
Francisco
in
When
Share
(quar.)
Graham-Paige
million
ber banks follows:
"
chase
X3.
total
a
A summary
982
4-
♦
;Am
Co.—
6%
preferred
(quar.)—
Grafton & Co., Ltd., class A
Chicago Dis¬
of $212 million at all
reporting member
banks increased $90 million.
Loans to
530,075
—
10,999
San
614
" T '
(quar.)_
they
trict and
27,397
+
the
Borrowings increased $103 million in
38,048
—
in
decreased
$146 million in New York City. United
Government deposits decreased
$81 million.
244,523
4-
23,729
—
adjusted
creased
215,998
—-
.-Apr 30
—
preferred
Class
million in the Philadelphia
District, and $47 million each
in the Kansas
City and Dallas Districts, but
1954
5,000
deposits
Chicago, 84 million
.
April 7,
—
3ft
Co.—
(quar.)
A
Class
Holdings of Treasury notes decreased $98
million,
which $70 million was in
Chicago.
of
Decrease (-—) Since
certificates
-.Apr 15
1485
Corp.—
'
decreased
tively.
(In thousands of dollars)
Gold
1602*
1 v.
"
"•
~
1955
1079
"
4-29
&
preferred
Class
of
bonds
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
March 30,
V"
1
7Apr 22'
__Jun
_
—
Insurance
(increased
R.)
A
Class
1955
1973J
stock-
dividend
Class
Aprils,
;\1440
issue.
- -
Employees
com.
(W.
Class
Statement of Condition of the Twelve
Company
Government
♦Nominal.
Assets—
1562
18
Corp.—
.
this
__Apr
-
Divltfends
.233300
'O.
Paga
15 '
(Continued from page 12)
•'■'-•I..
Per
2.793125
or
Date
—Apr
TMay
_________ _____
in
-
bonds
International- Securities
.140080*
.496766*
.0349000
Increase ( +)
7
^
Securities
ck
s to
Si
'
CALLED
/
4%
preferred- stock
■
2.782689
sterling-
mortgage
2.767017
.140080*
193330*
pound
Co.—
Ry.
.263170
2.767017
.496766*
pound
May 31'
Corp.—
.0800560
.263114
Africa,
&
States
1444
1!
V,
B
2.794687
.0800560
.140080*
May
; v'H'-ii:
f
.209150
2.794687
.0349000
Kingdom,
refunding
1604
1 ~
'
.238379*
.209200
2.794087
2.765470
—
:
1st
.00285625
.209150
.0800660
franc
South
•
ISSUE
1603
4
-
\
Power
Stamtord
States
United
1.010986
00285625
series
ref.
71st preferred
.326366
.209150
2.793125
Portugal, escudo
Sweden, krona
of
•
.00435401 *
'
United
United
.0198645
326363
'
preferred
.0385802""
.0198517
A-
-
1362F*riMay
debentures due'
Pacific Firiance Corp., 5 '/2 '/>
capital debs, due
United Board & Carton
Corp., 6%
1.017656
.2383794
_—
—
peso.
0198-00
.326366
&
York
"1st
.0<19820*
2.226342
.0385802*
.00285625
rupee
Netherlands, guilder
New
Zealand,
pound
Norway, krone
Philippine Islands, peso
Union
.326366
;
.00435401 *
(Metropolitan),
franc
Germany, Duetsche Mark—
pound
.0719820*
2.226593
?
;
New
.209000
—
——7-_
Dominion
.0198401
1.017812
_
markka
Switzerland,
.133333*
.0335802*
.
,
mortgage 3A % bonds due 1963——
Hycon Mfg. Co.. 5% 12-year sub. convertible debs..
.200000*
.133333*
2.226925
.-■«
.0385802*
.326283
dollar—
France
India,
.200000*
.0719820*
2.226842
,
.0198625
Malayan
rupee
Ireland,
Mexico,
.200000*
.133333*
.0719820*
.
0335302"
—
Malaysia,
Ceylon,
2.225597
~
—
Canada, dollar
Finland,
.133333"'
Mountain
First
$
"
:
Australia,
Austria,
.200000*
.133333*
Green
April 7 V
$
,
,
Company and Issue—
Thursday
April 6 "
'
"
S
.200000*
Preferential—
Wednesday
.
,
Co.—
ENTIRE
Friday
.
.
trust
1st mortgage pipeline
sinking fund bonds.
& New Orleans RR.—-
Texas
1601
5
Power
&
.
,
"V"
V
Pag»
1
Farms Co.,
Southern
1973
Co.—
?
bonds—May
Co., 3.70% s. f. debs.-due^983^;--May
Petroleum
Seabrook
UNDER
due
May
Pennsylvania Water
3'A% ref. & coll.
different
Date
.
National Gas & Oil Corp.—
First mortgage 4% % bonds
Pursuant to the requirement of Section 522 of the Tariff Act of
certifies
Monday, April 11, 1955 r
...
-
Volume 181
Number 5419..sThe Commercial and Financial Chronicle
47
(1715)
Per
Name of Company
Ingersoll
Rand
Jngiewood
Institutional
Share
6%
Co.,
Gasoline
preferred
(s-a)
When
Holdert
Name of
7-
1
6-
3c
Ltd.—
Per
Payable of Rec.
$3
5-
1
4-20
35c
5-
1
4-
1
5-
U
4-
1
*
3-31
"
(quar.)
Shares,
-
1
'
57c
Institutional
Growth Fund
(12c from oridinary inc. and 23c from security profits)
Institutional Income Fund, Inc.—
|
i-
•"
9c
from
Insurance
inc. and 3c from
Co.
of
International
North
Bronze
Powders, Ltd.—
Common (resumed)
6%
partic. preferred
t
International
___.
Co.,
Ltd.
International
')?<%
preferred
T)%
(quar.)_
($5
par)
Packers,
International
Power
Investors
Trust
Co.
$2.50
preferred
Participating
$2.50
5-
4-
2
4-
4-15
2
Manhattan
4-15
3-18
Marine
I.)—
o
4-15
4-15
3-15
3-15
5-
2
4-18
25c
5-
2
4-18
37 Ac
8-
1
7-18
8-
1
7-18
11-
1
10-17
25c
(quar.)
37 Ac
Participating
Massachusetts
1
10-17
5-
1
4-15
$1.06
5-
1
4-15
Maxson
(W. L.)
Co.,
Maul
$4.22
(quar.)
preferred
Fireman
Mfg.
^
Jersey
Electric
Central
preferred
47o
Jewel
Tea
Co.
Co.,
3 'a %
"
Johnson
Ranch
Maytag
4-15
McBrijie
7-
1
6-15
McCabe
5-
10c
4-15
$1
______—_________
(quar.)
(quar.
preferred
5-10
1
2
8-
1
7-25
5c
5-
1
4-20
—
(quar.)
Inc.
preferred
Hainan
preferred
&
10c
4-15
4-
5
Miles Laboratories
4-15
4-
5
Miller
(quar.)
•3A%
preferred
preferred
preferred
class
Series
B-2
Series
dividend)
3-31
4-15
4-
Power
4-15
5%
5-
2
4-15
5-
2
4-
Paper
7-
1
10-
1
4-
7
5%
2
4-
7
5%
5-
2
4-
7
5-
1
4-20
4-
5-10
4-25
5-
1
4-
8
2
4-22
5-2
4-15
$1.09
5-
2
preferred
(quar.)
$1.14
5-
2
Missouri
4-
Valley
Auto
9
$3.85
pref.
4-15
3-31
Monroe
Loan
4-15
4-
8
4-
4
4-15
$4.20
3-16
1
4-22
Montgomery,
1
4-22
Morrell
8-
1
7-22
Morris
Plan
preferred
(s-a)
<
-
v
3-31
Motion
3-31
Motorola,
$2.50
(s-a)
4-15
4-15
6-30
'
$2.50
12-30
Mount
'
—
Picture
'
1
i
Common
King-Seeley Corp.
(quar.)
Corp.
(quar.)
Mfg.
50c
;.
25c
^
(quar.)
(quar.)
Locks
(quar.)_
University
'•!
6-30
a
6%
4-15
4-27
4-
5-1
(quar.)
9-30
12'/2C
America,
(quar.)__
com.
(quar.)
15c
37'/2C
12-30
12-22
$1.75
5-
5-
1
2
5c
(quar.)
Co.,
Mutual
Inc.,
4-15
3-31
10c
4-11
3-28
7-11
6-28
67e
System,
10c
Laclede
Steel
Co.
(quar.)________
Superior & Ishpeming RR. Co. (quar.)
Lakeside Laboratories, $1.16 pfd. (quar.)—
$1.16 preferred (quar.)
___
$1.16
preferred
Lambert
(Alfred),
Inc.,
class
A
B
(quar.)___
(quar.)
Class
A
(quar.)_______
Class
B
A
Class
B
i
_
(quar.)_
5%
B
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
Co.
Lees .(James)- &
Stores
4*/2%
4-
4-29
4-19
4-20
New
1
7-29
7-19
National
10-31
10-21
Casket
National
Chemical
City
6-30
5-14
6-30
5-14
9-30
8-15
changed
9-30
12-31
11-15
5-
2
4-30
5-
of
8-15
11-15
N.
new
:
(quar.)
Sons,
Corp.,
prefeired
.
3.85%
pfd.
(quar.)__
(quar.)
common
A
Class
A
National
Lead
45c
4-15
3-31
National
Lock
$ 15c
4-29
4-15
National
4-29
4-15
Salt
Co.
4-29
4-15
4-15
National
Rubber
4-11
National
30c
4-15
4-
capital
cash
1
Bros.,
Ltd.
(quar.)_—
Liberty Life Insurance Co. (Greenville
Lincoln
,
Nat'l
Life
Insur.
(Fort
Quarterly
Quarterly
S.
(quar.)
preferred
Co.
Lord
Balanced
Bond
Corp.,
5-
1
4-
8
8-
1
7-
8
11-
1
com.
Island
5-
2
4-15
4-15
4-
1
preferred
(quar.)
6-
1
5-16
$1
7-
1
6-20
5%
25c
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
$1.25
5-
1
3-31
7%
non-cum.
2nd
preferred
(quar.)__—-
5-
1
7%
,
non-cum.
2nd
$1.75
8-
1
7-21
non-cum.
2nd
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
7%
(quar.)
$1.75
11-
1
10-21
•5-2
4-18
2
4-18
Louisiana
$7
State
preferred
Louisville
Gas
Common
5 7c
57c
Rice
Milling,
Inc.,
(s-af_.
&
common
2
Electric
(Ky.)
60c
$3.50
5-
4-21
4*c
par)
(quar.)—,
Lowney (W. M.), Ltd. (quar.)
4-15
3-31
$1.25
(quar.)
($25
5%
New
4-15
3-31
31'AC
4-15
3-31
$25c
4-15
3-15
in
&
pfd.
(quar.)
A.),
Reitman's
Aviation
4-17
Republic Supply
Revere
Republic Steel
1
25c
4-15
3-18
4-
2
4-15
3-25
4-15
4-5
40c
5-
2
4-13
6-
1
,,5-13
6-
1
5-13
6-
1
common
4-20
3-22
4-13
4-25
3-15
87'Ac
(quar.)
7-
1
5-12
4-14
5uc
4-14
3-24
$1.25
(quar.)
Ltd.
(increased)
5-
1
4-15
25c
5-
2
4-20
50c
B
5-
2
4-20
5-
tl5c
(Calif.)
(quar.)_
2
4-15
$1
4-15
3-31
$1.25
Corp.
(increased)
4-15
25c
4-25
16c
4-15
4-17
4-17
4-17
7%
1st
preferred
4-25
(quar.)
4-17
$1.75
7-
1
7%
1st preferred
4-25
(quar.)
4-17
$1.75
10-
1
7%
2nd preferred
4-15
3-15
$1.75
7-
1
7%
2nd
$175
10-
1
35c
5-
2
$1
Corp.
Western
5-15
4-29
5-15
4-20
$1
4-12
3-26
4-15
3-21
(quar.)
1
Hartford
R.
4-15
3-21
25c
4-15
4-
1
4-11
4-
4
R.—
(quar.)
334 7> pfd.
(quar.)
(quar.)
4-15
?
4-1 F
8
6-15
6-
25c
5-10
4-14
30c
10%
6%
4-15
6-
1
4-
(quar.)
15c
4-22
guaranteed
_________
933Ac
Potomac
Rochester
:
,_i
(N.
Gas
4.10%
43<4%
Roval Dutch
Royal
5-
1
3-25
5'A %
$1.25
5-
1
3-25
67c
&
6-
5-13
H
I
J
(quar.)
(quar.)
$1.02'A
6-
—__
$1.183A
6-
1
—,—
(quar.)_.
Corp.
1
$1.02'A
6-
1
1
(quar.t__;
10c
90c
5-
1
5-
Corp.
5-13
4-15
(quar,)—
25c
A
5-12
,5-13
1
(quar.)
25c
Corp.,
B
preferred
preferred
D
A
com.
——__
(quar.)
4-29
'4-11
C
<
,4-15
30c
4-15
$1.37%
;
4-15
$1.25
(quar.)—
4-15
$1.12A
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
4-2 L
4-21
'}
(initial)
preferred
3-&>
:
4-29
52 l/10c
'
Petroleum—
preferred
20c
5
4-
class
shares
McBee
v2 %
5%
4-
com.
(quar.)
Rohr Aircraft
Y.
3-13
4-15
4-25
preferred
Plywood
4-29
20c
preferred
B
87'Ac
:4-29
(quar.)—56c
(quar.)_______—
$1
preferred
Ccrp.,
Class
2
4-29
;
Y.)—
(quar.)
Electric,
F
Rogers
;4-20
2
5-
6-15
9-1c
2
75c
6-15
9-15
'
4-15
Co.
&
preferred
4.107e
5-
5-
40c
Button
Rochester
4-1
RR.—
(s-a)
Quarterly
4
8
quar.)
guaranteed (s-a)____
Rochester-American Insurance
1
4-15
4-
(quar.;____
7%
4
common
(quar.)
4-
2
5-
Inc.
33,4% preferred tquar.)
Richmond, Fredericksburg &
N.
Northern Engineering Works
Illinois Gas.
4-25
5-
933/4C
15c
adj. pfd. (quar.)
Association,
Inc.—
Roddis
15c
(quar.)
Racing
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Rich's Inc., com. (increased
4%
50c
common
4%
9
15c
Co.
Ry.,
5
4-15
25c
Co.,
5-
4-30
$1.25
Cloth
4-
4-16
2
5-ik
25c
(quar.)
&
4-14
5-
$1.183A
(quar.)—
6-13
50c
(quar.)
4-25
60c
Light
3-22
4-20
4-25
$1
(quar.)
Electric
•3-31"
5-25
4-25
s-a)
(quar.)_
5-n
4-22
8c
Rice-Stix,
9
$2
42c
(quar.)
3-18
4-15
5-
25c
(quar.)
preierred
Canada,
4-17
1
5-
f30c
(quar.)
4-25
5-
35c
common
2nd
class
4-25
4-15
4-30
90c
$1.50
_
partic A
4-15
20c
Corp. (Mass.)—
preferred (quar.)
(C.
5-16
4-18
$1.05
.__
America, com.
1st. pfd. (quar.)
Company,
Republic
(quar.)
&
New Haven
preferred
Reed
4-20
J37V2C
(quar.)_
o'c
5%
3-18
4-20
20c
preferred
American Refractories
Stock dividend
Northern
3-31
4-15
22'Ac
Gas.
Niagara Share
Norfolk
4-15
4-15
65c
6'/2c
$1.12'A
of
non-cum.
Reece
4-26
(Boston)—
6% preferred (quar.)
Quebec Power Co. (quar.)__
3-31
4-29
25c
$1.25
(quar.)
Fund
Radio
4-15
2
45c
$l.06'A
8
14c
—1__
(quar.)__
common
conv.
5-
J75c
(increased)
.__
2
option.
(quar.
4'A%
Omnibus
J.i
preferred
$3.50
€2'/2c
34c
Natural
Wire
of
2
47<?
4-15
4-15
$1.17'/2
(quar.)__
Colorado, com.
4-
4'
—
(increased
Co..
Gas
(J.
pfd.
9-
30c
preferred
York
N°wberry
Co.
(George)
Reading
4-lb
ni/4C
25c
(quar.)
pfd.
57c
12-
4
4-25
4C
5c
Inc.
1
3-31
2
20c
(quar.)
10-
4-
1
5-
$1.25
Quarterly (from investment income)
4-15
1
2
15c
(quar.)_
4-15
5-
5-
5c
(quar.)
(quar.)
25c
-1
5-
*56'Ac
preferred
25c
payable
North
—
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
_____
$1.75
York,
8%
Corp.
4-15
$1
(quar.)
America,
1-3-56
2
1
5
$1
(quar.)
partic. pfd.
of
6-
5-
1
1
5-
12'/2c
2
$150
2
5-
20c
(quar.)
7-
(quar.)
5-
5-
97'/2c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Gamble,
Quaker Oats,
50c
4-15
75c
(bi-monthly)
3-31
3
$1.75
2
95C
(quar.)
;
4-15
B
;
City
___-
common
Co.,
Service
2
$i.07'/2
:
(quar.)_.
preferred
$2
Series
(quar.)
Jers^v
&
4'A%
(quar.)
holders'
Ltd.
prefeired
Common
Y.
8
Bank
Brunswick Telephone
(quar.)
England Gas & Electric Assn.—
New
Public
t5c
New
N.
Prosperity
4-
(quar.)
Bedford
4-15
4-15
Hotel—
4-15
2
Putnam
New
New
Procter
2
1
5-
$1.10
(quar.)________________
4'A%
Series—
Neptune Meter Co.,
$2.40
preferred
5-
56-
$1.06'A
Canada—
non-cum.
Metals
5-16
$1.06
$1.17
Co.___
of
8-15
8-15
$1.25
4.20%
._.
43A%
Bros.,
Corp.
5-
A
-
(quar.)
common
Co.,
5-15
5-15
19c
Naugatuck Water
4
Pressed
was
(initial)
Neisner
4.70%
Power
3-24
Co.—
Neiman-Marcus
New
Telephone,
Baltimore
Tank
common
3-30
5-
Co.
(quar.)
3.60% preferred
preferred B (quar.)
4'A%
8
8-15
$150
Electric
Transit
7-
5-15
75c
(quar.)
Edison,
12c
Car,
3-30
11'Ac
8%
Lighting
New
Portland
Potomac
3-30
3-
15c
distributions
Stock
4-10
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.,
National
3-3)
1
45c
33C
(quar.)
General
1
25c
Co.
Co.
3-31
4-11
8
5-
*
Light, $5 pfd.
4-30
4-15
1
33c
quar.)
Co..
Fuel
4-15
4-21
74-
25c
25c
Series_____
4-10
1
City
preferred
at
(quar.)
;
Gear
Cable
&
4-15
$1.25
Stock
Steel
Portland
First
name
Series__.
50c
<10c
Pipe
National
10-10
6-
Y.,
Series
Growth
50c
merger with
Series
Preferred
60c
A
Joint
Lorain
Speculative
6-23
1
1
20c
Series___.
$1.25
(quar.)
com.
(quar,)__:
Finance
Preferred
Long
3-31
7-
50c
—
Telephone & Telegraph,
Lock
4-30
50c
-.
5%
fclass
Income
Wayne, Ind.)
Lincoln
Local
Stock
5-16
C.)
Quarterly
Link-Belt
4-18
15c
Lewis
4-20
$1
stock
or
1
5-
2
Series—
gains
6-15
$1.12 A
5-
12-15
7-15
4-29
32'/>c
Plymouth Rubber Co.
60c
Machinery
common
(quar.)
com.
Portland Gas
4-21
—_
Securities
40c
(quar.)—
(quar.)
4-15
3-31
1-3-56
45c
V
Ltd.—
<quar.K___
Cordage
4-15
Co
< quar.)
25c
Leslie
4-30
4-15
6-15
9-15
32'/2c
J
2
1
3
(quarv)______:_-_-__.____
Employees, Stock
5-14
(quar.)
Manufacturers & Stores—
4-25
4-15
1
2IV2C
Co.
4-30
2
6-
t5c
G%
,
10c
5-
6-20
Co..
Plastic Wire
65c
N.
Canada,
common
Finance
Pittston
5c
$2 preferred (s-a)
$2.50 class A (s-a)
All
5
4-
5-10
25c
1
Co
30c
93'Ac
(quar.)
(quar.)
Common
1
5
50c
National
(quar.)
$25c
(initial quar.)
com.
Class
4-15
3-31
4-15
4-
Y.
2
4-29
4rl5
6 7e
after
of
First
(annual)__
(quar.)
&
5-
7-
2'/2c
pfd.
(quar.)
Pioer Aircraft, 4'/2%>
pfd. (quar.)
Pittsburgh Brewing, $2.50 conv. pfd. (accum.)
Pittsburgh Plate Glass (increased)
3-31
4-15
6c
National Fuel Gas Co. (quar.)
National Hosiery Mills, Ltd., class
4-15
$3
pfd.
(N. Y.)
Bank
to
45c
56'Ac
4-13
Pioneer
5-16
10-
iquar.)
preferred
3-31
"**4-15
2'/2c
Co., 4.68% pfd.
preferred (quar.)
preferred <quar.)__;
Pocahontas
(quar.)
Mfg.
of
&
i^io
2
2'/2c
(monthly)
Pillsbury Mills, Inc., $4 pfd. (quar.)_
V
$20c
quar.)
&
Bank
National
$15c
1
Telegraph—
(s-a)
Effective March 31
$ 15c
12-31
Co.
7%c
vg41
35c
Co.
Ltd.,
Plymouth
commcn...
(initial
common
National
29c
$30c
—______—
(quar.)
Rubber & Tire,
Leech-Neville
Lerner
4-15
(quar.)
5%
preferred -(quar.)
Phoenix Glass Co.
Inc.—
(quar.)
common
(Mich.)
National Cash Register—
$15c
preferred (quar.)____
Laurentide Acceptance class- A____:——_
Lee
5-12
29c
$15c
—________
*$1.80
$1.20
$1
35c
&
1st
Brewing
$15c
—
Class
Biscuit,
National
$15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Lamston (M. H.), Inc., $6 preferred (s-a)
Lane
Bryant,
4*2 %
preferred
(quar.)
Langendorf United Bakeries, common (quar.)
■
National
12-28
$15c
Class
Class
9-28
1-10-56
29c
i
(quar.)
10-10
10c
Lake
5-
4-15
$3.50
Ltd.
5%
5-
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.
Corp., common
4%
1
5-31
preferred (quar.)
^
37'/2C
Corp.
(stock dividend).—10%
Natco
4-
6c
Telephone
4-15
Phillips-Jones
7
1
$1.65
States
4-20
25c
4-
5-
3c
Co.
Quarterly
Munising Paper
10c
(quar.)_____
.
Mountain
4-15
5-17
37<>
3.907c
4-12
3-14
Products—
preferred
(s-a)
Royal Rice Mills,
Mount
1
4-29
5c
56"Ac
Service
(quar.')_
Vernon-Woodberry Mills,
7%
9-22
4-25
Co
Machine
3.807c
3-31
3-31
dividend)
(stock
Telephone,
Philip Morris
6
4-15
75c
(quar.)
Diablo-
5-
3-31
4-11
4-15
lOc
Electric
4.30%
4-12
$1.20
common
(quar.)__
preferred
Mount
6-23
$1.12 A
133Ac
——-
Extension
■
Mount
4
$1.12'A
4 A%
preferred (quar.)
1
Co., 7%
preferred
(quar.)
Kuhlman Electric, 5A% pfd. (quar.)___
Salle
4-
$1.12%
__
Kroger
Quarterly
Quarterly
3-31
*
v>v
preferred
preferred
La
4-12"
Co.—
4A%
4'A%
Kwikset
4-15
-
5-10
40c
;i_
Co.,
Metal
1
$1.50
(quar.)
Clemens
6-
5c
__2
(quar.)
Advertising-
Inc.
Perkins
Pliila.
3-18
$i 50
(quar.)
(quar.)
prefeired
4-11
4-15
*5C
Corp., 4'/a%
&
preferred
3-31
3-28
4-20
$1.25
:
(quar.)
preferred
4-29
96'Ac
(quar.)
of
Co.
common
preferred
4-15
4-15
5-15
$1.50
prefeired
4.407ei
(quar.)
class A (quar.)_
&
Co.
common
(quar.)
15c
2
1
4-15
$1.12
(quar.)
20c
Co.—
(quar.)
Ward
(John)
$2.25
pfd.
C
Society,
preferred
65-
50c
5%
series
(quar.)
,
Equipment
Power, common
preferred (quar.)_
$6
19c
.
Line
Co.
Montana
4-15
75c
.____
Barge
Insurance
Monroe
5-
55c
Power, 4.24 %' pfd.
(quar.)__
4.257o
preferred
(quar.)_
;
Peoples Gas, Light & Coke
(quar.)
4-15
$1.25
ji5C
Penman's,
4-15
1
33
Pennsylvania
(quar.)
9-15&12-15
(quarT)
preferred
Bottling
preierred
6%
1
4-
Telegraph—
preferred
$1.30
4-22
4-29
&
$1
$1.32
5c
4-
4-15
3-18
CocaTCola
$1.32
iquar.)
4-15
(quar.)
Mfg.1 Co.__
$1.30
5-
40c
J50c
(s-a)
3-31
Light,
$1
*
4-
4-11
Peninsular
5
1
4-15
j25c
Ltd.
(quar.)
Drilling
4-15
1
4-
$1.12'/2
Interim
3-31
4-
4-15
32'/2c
&
Davis
4-15
4-15
$1
1
3-18
preferred
4-15
5
4-15
Sheraton
4-30
1
4-
4-15
Parke,
4-13
64-
4-25
$1.12'/2
preferred
Park
6-10
4-29
>
(quar.)
Co., com.
5% preferred (quar.)
2
20c
25c
30c
Chemical
5-
prefeired
Mississippi
4-20
Park
3-31
5-
~
Kroehler
4-30
;"~™
(quar.)_
$1.183A
Mfg.,
60c
,
3-25
(quar.)
Panama
4.35%
1
6-15
1-3-56
100%
/.
______
Hotels
Pacolet
Light—
(quar.)
(quar.)
_"
4-15
4-15
.
1
(quar.)
Telephone
3-31
10c
(quar.)
5-17
4-30
6
preferred
3-28
31'/4C
common
6-
$l.i2'/2
6% preferred (quar.)_
Packard-Bell Co. (quar.)
7c
.
6-15
preferred
Pacific
8
15c
(quar.)
preferred
Diy
75c
Keystone Pipe & Supply Co.,
Knott
4-20
4-30
4
2
1
62»/2c
Corp.
preferred
preierred
Mississippi Power & Light—
Funds—
—
preferred
4-15
&
Corp.,
prior
27 Ac
(quar._
S-3
Pacific
5-2
$1.22Vi
A
Ontario
10c
(initial-quar.)_
Keystone Custodian
$1.60
&
Maid
37'Ac
—
(quar.)_
A
5-13
31'Ac
(quar.)
(stock
common
A
1
22 Ac
common
common
class
Minute
87 Ac
_____________—_—
New
Minnesota Power
5-13
87 Ac
.
Kentucky Stone (quar:)
Kfey Company 'j
Keyes Fibre,
Minnesota
5-13
1
87'Ac
(quar.)
convertible
5-13
1
6-
Mission
(quar.)
$1.25
1
6-
50c
(quar.)
Inc.,
6-
$1
6-
$4.75
6-15
(monthly)
class
95c
$1.12 A
$4.50
4-15
1
4.50%
preferred
Kennedy's,
Co.,
15c
3% %
<3 A %
Mfg.
$1.05
■—
__
3-24
2
7-
Parker
Minneapolis Gas Co. (quar.)
(quar.)
4-14
$1.10
4-15
6-30
$1.06'A
Indemnity (stock dividend)
Lighting, $4.40 preferred (quar.)
5-
12Vic
___
5-
4-11
lOc
(quar.)
Terminals, Co.,
75c
Electric—
10c
City Power & Light—
(quar.)
Pacific
3-17
t50c
(quar.)
Gas
(quar.)
preferred
Pacific
$37'Ac
(s-a)
Co.
Michigan
preferred
Kearney (James R.)
Kellogg (The) Co.—
5 %
$1
4-15
3-11
4.90%
preferred
3-31
3-31
57c
3-22
preferred
4-11
$10c
3-31
5%
I",
Pacific Finance Corp., 5%
Pacific
Gas
&
Electric
4-15
2
4-20
(quar.)
common
Pantex
dividend
4-15
4A %
preferred (quar.)
Kkrisas City Southern Ry.—
!4 %
non-cum.
preferred (quar.)
■
Stock
$20c
4:20%
3-31
4-15
.5-
3-31
t
Paper Co.
Pacific Coast
115c
(quar.)
■3.80%
4-26
25c
4-15
(quar.)
Products, Inc., 4% pfd. (quar.)
Coast Aggregates, Inc.—
$15c
(quar.)
20c
$1.06
(s-a)
Co.
4-15
4-
(quar.)_I
pfd.
(quar.)
Building
4-15
4-11
Chemical—
Elevator
Pabco
1
4-15
1$1
preferred
•:—
4-
100%
.....
Meyercord
A
4-20
1
i5C
dividend
Oxford
5-
^Uc
preferred
Owens-Corning Fiberglas
20c
Norris
4.40%
class
3-21
3-21
30c
1
;
4-15
4-15
Ltd.—
4-
Corp.,
Stock
Orpheum
12Vic
—
Co.,
(quar.)
4-15
b
4-15
1
50c
(quar.)
Corp
Corp., 40c
preferred
4M>%
V;;
3-31
5-
Coal
t50c
pfd. (s-a)
Ltd., class A
$1.50
Aircraft
4-30
62c
Ltd.,
3-31
4-15
28%c
Oliver Corp.,
4%%
conv.
pld. (quar.)
Olympic Radio & Television, Inc.—
7 Vic
(quar.)__
Co.
Mathieson
Pacific
:
4-15
'
20c
(quar.)
Extra
Corp. (stock dividend)
preferred (quar.)
preferred
3-21
3-18
27c
common
(quar.)__
Class
-Kansas
$3
B
4-15
4-15
35c
;
$3
Olin
called
income)
Publishing of Ottawa, Ltd. (quar.)__
Journal
$3
4-29
4-11
4-8
Otis
Mfg. (quar.)
Distilleries, Ltd.—
6%
participating preferred (extra)
Mexican Light & Power, Ltd.—
Common (increased)
10-10
100%
4-20
Melchcrs
7-20
1
Town
Trust—
net
Co.,
Grain,
McQuay
(two-for-one
distribution)
Joplin Water Works, 6%
4%
1
11-
15c
■
Fund,
8-
5c
_
Mutual
j-4%
6
Ben
Old
20c
April 15 at $52.50 per
dividend)__
Corp. (quar.)
McColl-Frontenac Oil
4-18
Old
1'
4-
17 Ac
McCall
4-11
6-
5-
933Ac
——
(quar.)
:
Testers
stock
1
6-20
4-11
2
4-15
50c
Corp._
&
(L.)
Class
4
5c
Quarterly
Johnston
4-
3-31
933Ac
—
(quar.)
Royalty
5-
50c
_
Quarterly
Johnston
2
Light—
(quar.)
preferred
1
20c
<Si
common
3%%
6-
5-
50c
_
Okonite
5-
50c
(quar.)______
3-31
(quar.)
4'A%
Z.
3-31
3-31
(resumed)
Oklahoma Gas &
Electric, 4%
4.24% preferred
!
.
4-20
4-15
90c
$i02'/2
Co.
6-16
*
4-15
•
~
-
__;
com.
preferred
Oilgear
3-31
Airlines,
6-30
25c
A
15c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Power
Factor
Class
20c
(quar.)
Jack & Heinz, Inc., com.
4\<U preferred (quar.)
Jarecki Corp.
i
Jefferson
Macotta
Max
(quar.)
4.60%
3-31
5
(quar.)
preferred
on
from
11-
preferred
$4.11
6
4-
4-15
-$4.08
New York—
■
Investors
(Quarterly
$1.09
__
2
4-15
56V4C
(quar.)__.
redemption
share plus this
25c
(quar.)
4-
$25c
Telephone & Telegraph—
(quar.)
for
Iowa Illinois Gas & Electric Co.—
4-15
5-
9c
Maryland Casualty, common (quar.)
$2.10 prior preferred
(entire issue
...
(quar.)
Co.
7preferred
Maritime
3-24 .>•
4-25
25c
Common
4-15
37 %C
$4.36 preferred
of
(quar.)
&
$7 5c
Participating
Iron
Field
62'Ac
...
$2.50 preferred
Marshall
4-14
20c
133Ac
Corp.—
pfd.
$37'Ac
(quar.)
preferred
2
(quar.)___-___i
5-
1
4-
20c
(quarr.L^r—
preferred
Northwest
1
4-
4-26
$1.02
preferred
$4.10
6
4-
4-14
75c
$1.023A
$3.60
3-31
2
4-14
$1 06>A
(Minn.), comr(quar.)
3-31
$1
Holdert
Payable of Rcc,
$1.13
I_
3-31
80c
Midland
;
—„
4-11
$1.06»/«
(quar.)
SAare
.
(quar.)
4-15
'
(quar.)
- •
_
(quar.)
preferred
Northern Pacific
Ry. lquar.)_~_
Northern States Power
4-15
;
(quar.)
Quarterly
conv.
.
50c
(quar.)
_
Inc.__
Manufacturers Trust Co.
30c
(quar.)__
(R.
Fund,
Rubber
&
3-15
5-
3-31
'
.
Service—
$1.50
common
"(quar.)
A
4-15
35c'
4-11
4'A7o
•
...
.
Public
preferred
4'A7o
7-15
10-14
When
Company
Indiana
20c
$60c
47c
Name of
4-15
1
I
10c
Forbes,
Bond
Tire
1
8-
11-
B_
Drug
Mansfield
5-
62Vic
Convertible priority shares (quar.)
Mallory (P. R.) 4A7* preierred (quar.)
4
2
62Ac
Stores, common
55c preferred
(quar.)__
Mailman Corp., Ltd.—
4
5-
5-
Holdert
62Vic
—
(quar".)___
preferred
Mading
-
3-31
30c
(quar.)—
4 'A %
When
Payable of Rec.
Northern
Mackintosh-Hemphill (interim)
Macy, (R. H.) & Co., 47c pfd. B
'
Utilities
preferred
conv.
4-15
Share
i_.
&
6%~ preferred
3-24
t83Ac
Corp.—
$1.40 convertible preferred
(quar.)
Interstate Department Stores
(quar.)
Investment Foundation, Ltd., com. (quar.)__
6%
3-15
4-22
t$1.75
__
International
4-15
t$i
—
International Telephone & Telegraph—
Increased
______________________
*
3-15
$60c
(s-a)__
Ltd.
class
Andrews
Mac
3-15,
4-15
50c
_______
Ltd.
Co.,
4-15
$37 V2c
(quar.)—
preferred
International
4-15
tl5c
com.
Lyons-Magnus,
;
■
1—2
Holdings,
(final)
International Milling Co., 4% pfd. (quar.)
International Nickel Co. of Canada—
..»
V
"
_
(quar.)
Harvester
12c
62 Ac
—
,.
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
57c
Special
security profits
(quar.)
America
*
Company
Lyon Metal Products, Inc.—
57c preferred (quar.)
4-15
3-71
$1.50
4-15
3-3;
'
3-3
1
;
S)-3:
48
(1716)
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
When
Per
Name of
Royalties
W Fine
&
S
Company
4%
Foods,
Anne's
Production
Oil
St.
Lawrence
St.
(quar.)__
5-
50c
pfd. (quar.)
$$1.06
preferred
4
4-
Per
Name of
7-
4
Talon,
4-15
4-30
1
4-
Corp.
5%
5%
convertible preferred
A
auarterlv
Antonio
San
Transit™
——
—
75c
$1.30
conv.
Savannah
4.36%
Scarfe
&
Class
Electric
(stock div.)
<quar.)
4-16
4-10
4-15
3-31
Common
25c
4-15
3-31
4-15
3-31
4-29
Thompson (H. I.)
4-
Tide
5-31
5-20
183/4C
5-31
5-20
Title
5-31
5-20
$1.09
preferred
4.25%
preferred
(quar.)
5-
2
4-14
preferred
(quar.)_
Traders Building
Association, Ltd.
25c
5-10
4-20
Trane
4-15
4-
Trans
85c
5-
1
4-15
$1
5-
1
4-15
$4
preferred
(quar.)Mfg. Co.—
3.65% preferred (quar.)_____
—
Scoviil
91 Vac
(quar.)™™-™™
$1.07 »/2
Finance
(quar.) _______
Co., common
f.
(quar.)
—
Shares
Slater
(N.)
$2.12
Ltd.,
preferred
Smith
Curr
Common
(J.
—
—
(quar.)
—
preferred
4.08 %
preferred
preferred
Gas,
preferred
(quar.)_________—
4-
6
2
4-
8
4-25
4-15
5-
4-12
$53c
2
4-15
4-
4-
1
3
Co.,
4-30
4-30
—
(quar.)
com.
,
(quar.)
„—
Gas
4-15
3-31
$1.12 V2
4-15
4-
10%
4-29
10%
6%
■
U.
S.
3-31
60c
4-30
4-
6-30
6-
4-30
4-
5
4-30
4-
5
5-31
&
30
U.
$5
preferred
A
Issued
Shoe Corp.
U.
Smelting, Refining & Mining,
(quar.)
$1.20
(quar.)
Power
5-
1
4-15
16c
4-11
3-31
19c
——
(quar.)
England
S.
Steel
5-
4-11
20c
Telephone
(quar.)—
1
5-
1
4-15
pfd.
Corp.,
preferred
Increased
quarterly
Southwestern
Public
3.70%
55c
7-15
7-11
at
$105
45c
5-
1
4-20
1
4-20
4.25%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.06 »/4
5-
1
4-20
(quar.)
$1.10
5-
1
4-20
(quar.)
$1.15
5-
1
4-20
27y4C
5-
1
4-20
Special
(quar.)
Investments
Common
4V2%
&
Securities,
5c
■___
convertible
preferred
(quar.)
Spokane International RR. Co.—
Quarterly
Quarterly
_
Engineering
Fire
Fuel
(quar.)
Insurance
1214c
Co.
A
J.)
(quar.)
State
Street
3
9-15
12-
1
$1.50
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)_
5%
Steel
Co.
Steel
of
Canada,
Parts
Sterchi
Bros.
4 Vi %
Stone
(quar.)_.
Container
(quar.)
4-
7
4-15
6-10
5-27
56c
(quar.)
com.
7-
1
6-13
20c
4-18
4-
25c
(quar.)__
5-
4-20
2
8
$2.50 class A
5'4%
5%
65c
5-
1
4-15
Western
(quar.)
65c
5-
1
4-15
| Wheeling
Sunrise
class
Supermarkets
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
6%
Corp.
Swift
(O.
&
A.)
Co.
pfd.
(quar.)
(increased
Corp.,
5-
2
4-11
common
(quar,)
©"nri-erly
Quarterly
4-20
4-11
4-20
4-
30c
4-30
5-
r!jo
Corp.,
preferred
Wisconsin
quar.)
4
$$1.25
(quar.)
4-15
3-24
183/4C
4-20
4-
4.44%
50c
50c
50C
7-1
10-
1
1-1-56
4
6-1
9-1
12-
1
Wrigley
Co.
RR.,
(increased)-
com.
(quar.)
Dean
Co.
&
Wertheim
80
180
&
Co
40
Incorporated
& Co
Witter
180
;
300
Co.
&
4o
-
Co
&
300
1358.
p.
Texas
The
Gas
Transmission
of
corporation
hasj
It
to
and
to
on
Corp.—Plans
April
immediate
expected
to
Louisville
the
also
filed
construct
its
of
is
new
company's
was
be
announced
authorized
Work
feet
the
Expansion—
get
Gas
under
announced
additional
lor
that
facilities
the
be
customers
in
1956
1957-58.—V.
to
6%
Electric
(quar.)
preparing
meet
75
River
million.
region.
application
an
for
authority
to
estimated
demands
of
181,
p.
1358.
J
Ralph B. Rogers, President,
1
4-15
3-13
and
3-18
unconsolidated
3-18
$1,000,000
3-15
-
•
.
ended
March
on
31,
disclosed that for the nine
Feb.
28, sales increased from $5,302,221 to
$7,033,870,
corresponding period last year. Profits before taxes
increased from $274,740 to
$803,041, and net income after taxes from
$135,503 to $467,928.
compared with the
It
after
was
does
not
allowances
take
above
now
into
cost,
he
that
appears
for
depreciation and depletion of $413,629,
appreciation of investments in
consideration
subsidiaries
which
at
market
value
in
were
of
excess
said.
the
three
months
ending May 31
Mr. Rogers added.
will
be
the
3-15
best
4-15
voted to call a special
meeting of the stockholders on
April 15 for the purpose of increasing the authorized stock from
1,000,-
2
quarter of the
1
7-15
1
4-15
followed
5-
1
4-15
The
5-
1
C00
to
5.000.000
by
year
4-15
oil
5-
diversification
60c
4-15
3-25
holdings,
Basis
for
shares,
100%
a
directors
5-16
2
fiscal
in sales,
directors
8-
7-
6-10
3-18
5-
$1.4334
1
4-15
$1
of
indicated
5..
100
shares
of
such
authorization
a
proposal
to
buy
all
assets,
Corp.,
Dallas, Tex., leading
Industries^ Mr. Rogers announced.
Texas
will
merger
would
2
4-15
4-15
4-
1
4-15
4-
1
Industries
4-30
4-15
4-15
3-31
$2.25
4-29
4-20
Co.-—
Kenilworth,
for
be
29.27
including
to
further
calling for
shares of Texas Industries for
total of 92,920 shares of Texas
a
317*,460 shares of Kenilworth.—V.
181,
p.
1605.
-
Texas
J.
E.
Instruments,
Johnson,
increased
output,
main
plant
Inc.—To
President,
large
a
and
be
dividend.
approved
Kenilworth
for
the
and
stock
also
4-15
2
2214c
pfd.
Big
Commission
of
winter
to
growing demands
the
'
months
$1.50
Corp.;
is
Gas
Power
60
and
Industries, Inc.—Sales and Earnings Up—To
Pay 100% Stock Dividend—Proposed Merger—
Tex.,
(quar.)
meet
new
Texas
5-
3714c
from
to
throughout
Texas
Com¬
$16,000,000 in
the near future
Co.
used
Power
of
in
way
Electric
&
capacity will
other
that the Federal
1
construction
shortly with the Federal
customers
40c
25c
on
plant
work 'will
March
21,
expansion
begin
•
Co.
this
announced
that
to
handle
is
underway at the Dallas,
spring on a new plant in
Houston, Tex.
The annual report lists sales in 1954 as $24,387,334, with after-tax
earnings of $1,200,000 equal to 40 cents per share.
Sales in 1953 were
with after-tax earnings of $1,270,000 equal to 42 cents
per share.
$27,007,957,
$1.11
;
5-
2
4-15
25c
5-
2
4-20
25c
(monthly).^.
6-2
5-20
25c
7-
1
6-20
and
25c
8-
1
7-20
upward
Mr.
Jonsson
also
stated
that
by year-end 1954, "substantial new
military contracts had been secured and December geophysical billing3
were
at
an
all-time
present
trend
levels
still
high.
are
Increased
well
evident."
above
v
Expand—
#
(quar.)
Monthly
Monthly
Monthly
Weeden
100
Co._________
1
Co.—
Sherman
Jr.
181,
&
Walker
Watling, Lerchen
180
Mason-Hagan, Inc.
McCormick
—V.
H.
G.
40
Marks & Co.
M.
4-15
$1
(quar.)
(quar.)__
Power
preferred
Laurence
100
Securities Corp._____
Alstyne, Noel & Co.™
Victor, Common, Dann & Co.
^
Gas
(Wm.)
common
(quar.)
Worcester County
Incorporated
5-
$1.25
Southern
Witherbse
Brothers
Irving Lundborg & CO._i_„_
75c
common-
A
Co.
100
34%c
,
(quar.)
Erie
Electric
180
&
500
3114c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Wisconsin
Neuhaus
Van
$2
4-20
5
Underwood,
180
:
Union
The
(quar.)
lien
10o
Anthony & Co.____
300
4-15
$2
Stationery Corp.,
Lake
100
Co.___
300
8
Securities—
Telegraph
4-15
35c
6
prior
6%
—
&
Whiting
20c
Supertest Petroleum
Corp., Ltd.—
5%
preferred (quar.)
Sutton
$1.12'/2
4%
I2V2C
(quar.)
Superior Separator,
Superior Steel
A
3-18
Union
&
300
4-
5-
t35c
(quar.)
&
preferred
(quar.)
4-16
(quar.)
(accum.)
Tablet
180
Corp.
Company___
& Co.
This
(accum.)
preferred
Western
Company, Inc.___
&
Langley & Co._______
Higginson Corp.__
4-15
1714c
(quar.)
Western Pacific RR.
series)
t6c
(quar.)
Western Light &
Telephone Co., com.
5% preferred (quar.)
series)
Ltd
A
500
C.
4-
Co.—
Insurance
(1952
Mines,
preferred
class
Inc.™
Ladenburg, Thalmann
2
5-
Foundry—
Grocers, Ltd., common
preferred (quar.)
Western
Co.,
Kidder, Peabody & Co._;
4-15
25c
t50c
12-15
12-15
"
$1.1214
(1954
Super Mold Corp.
4-11
4-15
2
Co,
1
6-15
9-15
1-3-56
$1.05
preferred
Co., 4 Vi %
50c
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
5-15
6-
1
B
preferred
Oil
(quar.)
10-
preferred
5.20%
Sun
50c
4.20%
5.20%
Consolidated
v»7^-1-
3-31
5-
Tucker,
Illinois
&
5-16
6-10
50c
4-15
Suburban Propane Gas—
Sullivan
^
$1.0214
25c
(quar.)__
Corp.
5-31
75c
(quar.)
(quar.)
$2.50
Strawbridge & Clothier,
4-25
C
Textiles—
preferred
4-25
5-10
preferred
12-30
120
The
1
5-10
4.10%
$30c
4-
4-15
$1.06)4
4-11
10c
-Stores
4-15
1
Steel
1
4-15
%, 5- 2 ^
5-
$1.25
.
Ltd.
Corp.
Stern & Stern
50c
West Penn
$1.40
Spencer Trask
Hutton
American
Remainder
4-11
9-15
300
E.
Company__
cubic
4-30
4-11
9-30
Thomas
Weeks
&
80
3-31
1
$1.25
Swiss
100
<te
Hutton
F.
Co.
4-
1
Western
&
300
E.
&
Co
&
4-15
5
5-
6-15
Stroud
300
Hornblower
Staats
5-
5-
6-30
40
R.
3-18
4-
$1.25
140
Stokes. & Co._______
Brothers
4-15
4-20
preferred
;____
Walter
William
4-15
3-25
412%
Stern
180
completion is scheduled for late Fall 1955.
The project will bring the
delivery capacity of the Texas Gas system
to
1.1
billion cubic feet
daily—an increase of 102 million.
The new
capacity will enable Texas Gas to increase firm daily deliveries to
Ohio
Fuel Gas Co., Columbia Gas
System, in Ohio from 70 to 110 million
25c
Investment
40
500
Sulzberger & Co.
Ripley & Co., Inc.
Hayden, Stone & Co
Hemphill, Noyes & Co._____
4-29
4-15
Power
Hallowell,
Harriman
5-20
:;
(quar.)
preferred
class
A
Kentucky" Coal
prior
-140
facilities.
J 10c
surplus)
500
Co.__:'____
3-31
55c
capital
&
4-22
.._-4-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
7%
80
& Co
mission
50c
convertible
Michigan
Barney
Smithers
7-15
$1.1214
conv.
West
S.
4-11
50c
common
^
4%
8
180
1
62'4c
(quar.)
Pump Co
Weeden & Co., common
Corp.,
8-
30c
(quar.).
convertible
80
140
Company___
25c
Wayne
4%
Smith,
F.
4-18
net
preferred (quar.)™
Warner
Co.
(quar.)
_!
Welsbach
Co.
4-20
tl5c
(quar.)
preferred
5%
from
5%
4%
3-25
100
Co.__
&
$4.50
(quar.)_
4-15
3-25
&
Hammill
Shuman, Agnew & Co
140
180
30c
common
4-lfl
4-11
Scranton
-180
35c
(annual)
(quarterly
3-31
6techer-Traung Lithograph Corp.—
5%
pfd.
4-15
4-11
& Pom-
1
(quar.)____.
5-
12y2c
500
W.
300
1
Pictures
Co.,
pfd.
Shields &
Chas.
500
25c
————
(From
Bros.
preferred
500
_________
9-
income)
Bros.
$4.50
IOO
Shearson,
80
Lehman
12-
500
&
eroy.
Inc.
Scott & Stringfellow_______
100
Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades & Co.
9-10
40
•
Hutzler
Roberts
Schoellkopf, Hutton
14o
Lee
5- 2
Co
300
Parke
40
W.
12-10
&
&
Poole,
500
4-15
4-15
Co.____
15c
Investing
preferred
Bros.
100
&
Winston
Corp.__
3-31
3714c
pfd.
414%
Warner
$4.25
Rothschild
Rowles,
4-26
$1.25
1
Street
F.
Schmidt,
4-15
37V2c
& Co., common
(quar.)
(Hiram) Gooderham & Worts, Ltd.—
investment
L.
Salomon
5-1
$1.25
80
Rotan, Mosle & Co
300
—
180
Inc.
$75c
7%
Railroad,
Co._
500
5-16
6214c
(quar.)
(quar.)
&
:
Robinson-Humphrey
Corp™
10c
———
(quar.)__
40
Co.
Co
&
Company,
180
$1.25
(quar.)
$1.25
pfd.
4-23
1
3-18
5
50c
156 y4c
4-15
93%c
(increased)
(quar.):
Corp.
12-15
3-18
1*
Quarterly
West
tquar )
Products
B
10-
—
Stanley Brock Ltd., class A
Class
6-15
i2y2c
(Ohio)
preferred
Starrett
1
4-15
6
9c
(N.
Co.,
(quar.)
Standard Oil
Standard
7-
4-12
4-
Washington Gas Light Coi,
—
B
4-15
30c
I
Ltd., 4Vi% pfd. (quay.)
Standard Holding
Corp., class A (quar.)
3% %
2
30c
Standard
4-15
5-
30c
Standard
Class
2
56»/4C
Quarterly
Sprague
5-
2
5-
Warren
Inc.—
(quar.)
5-
6-
Wabash
Wall
3-21
3-21
t75c
.
nrpfprrpd
4-15
4-15
5-17
Walker
preferred
1
6-10
Walker
5-
preferred
1
5-23
4-
35c
6%
preferred
Vulcan Detinning,
97 Vic
4.36%
4-
6-11
4-15
25c
(quar.)_
$1.03%
4.40%
4-12
$2.00
tquar.).
(quar.)
4.60%
6-10
$1.25
6%
Riter
The
500
Hallgarten & Co._
1
80
180
Gregory & Son, Inc
7-
._
preferred
Inc.
100
300
:
Forgan & Co.______
Goldman, Sachs & Co
com._
A
Co.,
Glore,
4-30
IOO
Reynolds
180
&
300
Co.__
300
Co
&
Boston
Co.,
Raffensperger, Hughes &
300
Steele
First
&
Company
& Company.
Fulton, Reid & Co
6-30
2214c
preferred
preferred
preferred
4-20
Fa use t,
The
41%c
—_
5%
4.15%
1
Estabrook
3-16
1714c
5%
(quar.)
5-
4
3-16
120
Inc.
&
Pressprich & Co
Co.____
&
Co.,
Rauscher, Pierce & Co., Inc.
Co.
Dillon
4-15
bio pfd. A
(quar.)
Corp. of America (quar.)
Heating Corp., 5% preferred (quar.)
3.90%
92 Vic
4-
180
300
Dominick
Securities
4-15
per
Sciver,
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
2
&
&
120
W.
120
Equitable
40
300
Inc.__
Eastman,
W.
com.
6%
Virginian Railway,
Service—
5-
4
40
Christen-
&
Shepard
Putnam
R.
:
&
Writer
120
# Co. Inc
Company
&
&
500
Prescott,
&
Merle-Smith
Read
120
140
Jackson
Inc.
Freeman
Vanadium
3-31
4-
4-25
Vapor
4-30
3-31
2
8-15
&
100
Corp._
Patterson, Copeland & Ken¬
dall,
Inc.__
120
Sons^
Co
Domihick
5-
5-13
4-15
3-11
15c
6-15
5-16
Dittmar
4-15
(quar.)
Enterprises,
9-15
30c
Dillon,
4-12
4-14
62 Vic
$1.25
Dick
4-12
4-15
62 Vic
—
4-30
1
5-2
&
Webber,
500
:
Burr,
&
1
2
(quar.)
&
5-
5-1
(quar.)
(quar.)
Courts
5-
preferred
(Dallas)—
Coffin
50c
preferred
common
4-15
4-15
5-
$1.1214
(quar.)___.
Universal Leaf Tobacco,
Valcar
non-cum.
Brown
1
4-30
Co
Inc.™
Central Republic Co. (Inc.).
Clark, Dodge & Co.________
5-16
5-31
for
(s-a)
(quar.)
3-19
3-15
Hanseatic
Company
Curtis
140
First Southwest
(s-a)
4-15
non-cum.
Drug Corp.,
5
Ltd.—
4-15
York
Ohio
Paine,
300
&
Co.,
Company, Inc.
50c
United
5%
$5
1st pieferred
(quar.)___
Southwestern Life Insurance Co.
5-
4-
6214c
Stores Corp.. $6 pfd. (quar.).
United Telephone (Kansas), 5%
pfd.
United Transit Co., common
Van
4-15
8714c
50c
New
120
Inc
140
140
300
120
Inc.
$500
Co._
S.
The
Co
Bosworth, Sullivan
4*U,
25c
Stockyards, com.
70c Conv. pfd. (quar.)
&
Moseley & Co.
Mullaney, Wells & Co._____
300
Inc.
Elair
&
75c
(quar.)
preference
5%
Southwestern
7
15c
(increased quar.)™/.
1st pfd. (quar.)
United
5%
William
Blyth
5-10
137c
8%
25c
(initial quar.)
4-20
4-20
4-
2
&
Becker & Co.
5-16
8714c
(quar.)
preferred
A
5-16
G.
5-
871/aC
(quar.)
called
S.
3-18
Blair & Co.
Corp.—
S.
;
A.
3714c
U. S.
4-11
4-20
(Bait.) (quar.)
April
30
dividend
com.
Turben
Milwaukee
Company__
F.
300
Corp._
Baird & Co.,
Stearns
Drexel
U.
7%
1
50c
4-20
Co.,
The
80
Ssecurities
4-20
—
entire
this
Merrill,
1,200
Auchincloss, Parker & Redpath ™™________™__:
Bacon, Whipple & Co.__
5-16
(quar.)
com.
Securities
Co., 414%
1.200
Inc.__
Allyn & Co., Inc._____
American
5-16
.
3-31
United
&
$1
(quar.)
5-16
$1.75
Fund, Inc.—
Materials
Southern Production
Southern Railway—
p
class
4-15
3-18
C.
Alex.
S.
4-15
11-15
$1.1214
U.
3-31
11-25
60c
5
2
A.
135c
5
4-15
Adams
8-16
Co.
'/. sen,, Inc.;
Wm. E. Pollock
5-
5-
5-16
8-25
Co.________
&
Peck..
300
5-
4-15
5-25
&
Peters,
3-31
Rubber
Weld
Pierce,
Beane____
120
5-31
Plywood,
Halsey, Stuart
5
&
300
4-15
plus
White.
4-
Lynch,
Fenner
Robert W.
37 Vic
Lines
Merrill
$1,200
4-20
1
20%
preferred,
redemption 011
17 Vic
4-15
(000's omitted)
Securities
Bear.
issue called for
redemption on June
$105 per share plus this dividend
International Securiites Corp.-—
share
Webster
Ball, Burge & Kraus
(resumed)
1st
$$1.50
5-
9214c
(quar.)
Foreign
&
&
5-13
at
S.
(000's omitted)
Stone
5-31
dividend
Entire
5
28c
S.
5
60C
U.
3-31
614c
___j
P'idelity & Guaranty Co.
Stock
3-31
4-26
Corp.—
Machinery,
preferred
payment
(Continued from page 10)
5-13
iquar.)_.
preferred
United Shoe
1
Electric—
&
Southern Industries
Nevaua
3-31
6%
bcuthern
New
3-31
3-31
59c
(quar.)
Southern
4-30
4-15
Co.
corrected
5-31
U.
(quar.)
(quar.)
Process—
Franklin
Southern
Fruit
The
here
30c
(quar.)
Profit-Sharing
indicated
common____
.
class A
United
Is
cipal underwriters who have
severally agreed to purchase the principal
of debentures swt
opposite their respective names:
25c
Tool,
United
4-15
15C
&
Incorrect.
was
date
4-
(quar.)
3-21
$50c
4-15
110c
B
Non¬
T
date
4-15
B
Drill
3-21
I
Ltd.—
preferred
Power,
Indiana
Class
United
*-
tax.
record
7
$1.1214
Ltd.,
v.;':'.'
tax.
income
5-17
America—
Corporations,
dividend.
4-15
Corp.—
prelerence
(quar.)
convertible
United
4-14
$1.1214
(quar.).—
of
this
25c
preferred (quar.)__
Cigar-Whelan Stores
$3.50
4-
5-2
40c
*
Calif,
Co.
for
$$1.75
30 Vic
pfd.
preferred
preferred
$4.50
United
1
5-
of
5-17
4-15
63%c
—
t5(lo
Power
Colorado
4.80%
2
5-
Co.
Biscuit
5
3-31
37 Vic
6%
(quar.)
A
Canada
(quar.)
participating
7%
5-
45C
25 Vic
(quar.)—
Common
Southern
United
28»/2C
—
(quar.
California
Southern
Union Oil
1
50c
—
—.—
4.72Vi%
4-15
4-
25c
————
(quar.)
(quar,)
._
6%
5-25
closed
published
5-17
6-1
3114c
(quar.)
4-15
5
4-
—____
tuuar.)
(Canada)
4-
2
3-31
(quar.)
preferred
2
5-
General Corporation and
Investment News
40c
(quar.)
preferred
Gas
1
1
6-
Missouri—
$3.70
Class
Water, 4'/2% pfd. (quar.)
Sugars, Inc. (stock dividend)
Southern Calif. Edison, common
(increased)
5% partic. orig. pfd. (increased quar.)
4.48%
preferred
(quar.)—
Southern
Union
$30c
50c
—
Pittsburgh
6%
3-31
Ltd.—
Extra
Southern
6-15
of
1
5-
$75c
4-15
(initial)
Co.
preferred
preferred
1
$20c
4.56%
preferred
not
Corp.
*
prior pref. (quar.)—_
7% preferred (quar.)
Co.,
4-
$2214 c
income
and/or
8
40c
4M?%
Electric
$4.50
4-27
10c
Southdown
4.88%
7-
$25c
Co.
5%
Union
5
$15c
_____
Mills,
Hungerford)
Southern
5
4-
date
1
4-
35c
(quar.)_—__—
Corp.
(quar.)__.
Chemical
&
Material,
Union
4-15
4-
4-11
'
Aircraft
South
2
5-
4-11
40C
com.
—
$2 preferred
Solar
3-24
Jamaica
9
4-15
amount
.
Tobacco
25c
(quar.)
Extra
Smith
4-10
Temper,
4-
5c
Insurance
X3.50
(quar.)™—
(quar.)
O.) Corp.
(Howard) Paper
$1.433A
$1.50
(quar.)
(A.
Smith
Udylite
True
$4
(quar,)-
com.
3-24
12c
(quar.)
Sheraton Corp. of America (quar.)
Sherwin-Williams Co. of Canada, Ltd.
&
4-10
40c
Foods
Lindsay
Tuckett
1
British
Less
y Previous
Inc.—
___.
6-
25c
—
Shawinigan Water & Power Co.
Sibley,
5-13
3-24
Inc.—
(From investment income)
Shedd-Bartush
1
6-15
4-10
4-11
4-28
$30c
(quar.)_______,
Trinity Universal
Quarterly
Quarterly
25c
$1.25
Security Title Insurance (Los Angeles)—
3%
participating preferred (s-a)__
American
6-
5-13
53c
Security Insurance (New Haven) (quar.)
Security Storage (Wash., D. C.) (quar.)
Extra'-. -™_™_a--_*-_™—.—™—
Selected
1
Less
*3-16
4-11
$1.14
Transamerica Corp. (quar.)
Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line Corp.—
$2.55
preferred
(quar.)_
Treesweet Products Co., $1.25 pfd.
(quar.)—.
45c
——
(quar.)
preference
6-
"4-
2
1
$1.0614
(quar.)__
4-15
8
25c
(quar.)
Caribbean Airways,
A
4-
4-
$1.06V4
Co.
Class
7-20
2
35c
4.56%
4-20
5-
4-15
5-
25c
(initial)
8
17Vic
—
1
1
s.
(quar.)_
common
4-14
1
a
8
4-
30©' si,
4-
8-
$5.75
Minn.
of
4-
2
10c
(quar.)—__™—
Co.,
2
5-
4-30
50c
'
preferred
books
20c
(quar.)
Holdert
Payable of Rec.
tPayable in U. S. funds, less
15% Canadian non-residents tax.
fPayable In Canadian
funds, tax deductible at the source.
resident tax 15%; resident tax
7%.
5-13
5-
$1.21
.
2
5-
♦Transfer
Co.—
5-
Co.—
preferred
Edison
—'
(quar.)—,
6-15
$1
4-15
27%sC
conv.
Insurance
Oil
25c
(quar.)__
(quar.)—
__™..^
I
4-18
$1.14
;—
™__;
25c
—
4-29
414 %
x
(quar.)_____
(quar.).—;
Fibre Glass
Associated
preferred
Toledo
1
4-13
of
—
preferred
3-31
3-31
27 V2C
$2.12
____
$4.84
4-15
32 V2C
share
10c
(quar,)—---—
(quar.)_
$3.40 preferred (quar.)
Oil
(quar.)
4-15
$1.20
4-
5-2
Natural Gas Pipeline Co.—
& Light, $4 pfd.
preferred (quar.)_—
Water
4-15
$1
(quar.)
Gas (quar.)
County
Youngstown Steel Door
ZeDer's, ltd., common
New
When
Share
Co.
1
20c
Cab
York
3-14
4-
—200%
$4.56
4
4-15
4-11
Yellow
shs.
414%
series A
preferred
Illinois
4-15
preferred,
4.30%
Texas
$1
preferred, series A
Seaboard
each
Texas Power
22 V2 c
lor
par)
4-11
15c
(Two
stock)
com.
5-15
5V2%
Seaboard
par
20c
5V2%
Paper Co.,
($3.33 Vz
4-28
4-25
(quar.)
Producing (stock div.)
com.
5-16
25c
20C
r
Schenley Industries, Inc. (quar.)___
Schuster (Ed.) & Co., com. (quar.)
Scott
Haute
$10
Co.—
__™
Schwxuer-Cummins
Texas Gulf
2 V2 %
preferred (quar.)..
Co., class A (qua/,)
B
Texas Electric Service, $4 pfd.
——
Power
&
Terre
1
1
22c
:
•
pfd. (SI par) (quar.—
pld. ($20 par), (initial quar.).
conv.
1
9-
12-
25c
(quar.)
Sanborn Map Co.™
Sargent & Co. (quar.)
Savage Industries, com.
(quar.)™™
(Cleveland)
(quar.)
Malleable & Mfg. (quar.)
14c
(quar.)„—
preferred (quar.)—_——
preferred (quar.)
preferred
6-
Corp.
4-28
1
Per
Name of Company
4-28
20c
Tower
9-15
27 %c
—
4Vi %
4.40%
Aircraft
5-16
5-16
25c
.—L
(quar.)
12-15
of
Diego Gas & Electric, com.
5%
Temco
1
15c
(s-a)_____
I'-' '
Holdert
Payable of Rec.
15c
'——
.
$1.25
I—
San
6-15
$1.25
A
$1.25
(quar.)—
convertible preferred A (quar.)
Paul Fire & Marine Insurance-
increased
4-
Terminal
5%
St.
4-25
50c
(quar.)
class
When
Share
B__<™
4%
preferred
Technicolor, Inc.
1
Louis,
San Francisco Ry.—
convertible preferred A (quar.)™
Company
Inc.,
Class
6-10
4-U
10c
(quar.)
Holdert
Payable of Rec.
5c
Saguenay Power Co., Ltd., 4V4%
St.
Share
-y
Corp
Management
Monday, April 11, 1955
...
geophysical activity has continued
any
previously
attained
with
the
Volume 181
Number 5419 ...The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
*
(1717)
49
'•n
Military sales
approximately
By
the
other
all-time
in
1954
$12,829,602,
were
this
current
backlog
being
high,
1954.
having
A
early
an
1954
exploration
gravity division
new
decline
organized
was
presently operating in
the
U. S.,
Egypt, India, Pakistan, Saudi Arabia,
Portuguese West Africa.
The "Sonic," a 158-foot, 405-ton
Turkey and
ship,
is
conducting
Persian
Guif.
Yukon,
Australia
are
crews
Brazil,
Mexico,
will
crews
marine
begin
soon
Sumatra.—V.
and
seismic
exploration
operations
181,
in
in
the
which
Colombia, the
local
The
Twin
Coach
Mexican
1955 v
$222,443
$274,929
$239,055
Net
railway...—_
from
Net
ry.
63,192
54,798
99,678
47,057
was
income...
15,084
16.689
34,811
11,586
in
opc-r.
'
From Jan. 1—
Gross
from
Net
Net
ry.
—V.
;
income
Coach
There
3V4%
have
components
for
Cessna
North
17,750
79,835
35,484
of
the
company,
V.
181,
p.
Boom
1605.
;
2117,
•
165
Broadway,
Uranium
1955
B,
be
due
and
Products
at
York
1,
the
6,
of,
1970
N.
Corpus
Tex.,
stock
The
net
(par 10 cents) at $1
proceeds
development
to
are
be used
and
expenses
used
to
for
for mining,
pay
Loudonville,
181,
and
Royal
Little,
purchase
■which
At
present
toy
the
the
the
is
airborne
owned
is
in
1949
51,000,000
products
■directors
plus
25%
Textron
of
Industries,
announced?
balance
He
in
than
will
said
textile
The
Mill,
Mill,
the
form
A
18
sold
l
mill
been
next
in
The
er.d
ten
for
mills
it
company,
and
the
I.,
associated
was
with
Mr.
ihe
0a
Mill,
of
mill
Louis¬
N. Y.
taxes
Wood
the
in
ranging
periods
Mill,
Utica,
space;
The
year.
worsted
largest
from
feet
square
Bradford
the
on
mill,
when
world.
from
several
months
the property of
American
Woolen
Co.
with Textron, Inc., and Robbins Mills, Inc.,
were
eight
American
in
to
south.
the
only
Woolen
sale,
above
■
covering
$1,050
expenses
textile
Texas.
incident
SEC
Inc.,
now
owns
stock
common
mining
to
letter
a
(no
with
to
offered
par)
be
the
at
Co.,
pay
operations.
to
are
used
be
of rentals: $46,000
for prepayment
of
to purchase one-half interest
improvements;
presently
leased
corporate
purposes.—V.
cent
This
Gira
from
Co.;
181,
and
for
working
in parking area
capital and other
airborne
added
that
begin
and
manufacturing
March
all
site
selection
sinking
detachable
is
to
be
made
shortly
at
fund
time.
any
maturing April 1, 1975, carry a
shares for each $500 debenture.
The corporation has been formed to acquire and operate throughout
Canada quick freeze storage plants and related facilities.
The com¬
pany is proceeding with the erection of quick freeze storage plants in
Calgary, Edmonton, Lethbridge, Saskatoon and Regina with a storage
capacity, in the aggregate, oi approximately 1,260,000 cubic feet.
the
sinking
fund
which
corporation
kit
debentures
for
Y.—Development
on April 4 announced the introduction of a new
home assembly. Model E-l, designed so that color
television may be added
Eight different types
and
27-inch
sizes.
at a later date.
of kits are available in 17-inch, 21-inch, 24-inch
Remote
Include
control is
an
optional feature.
and
part
Oil's
Union
of
carried
Colorado
out
to
recently
accurately
more
of shale land it
cost
the
in
owns
down
into
nine
complete
packages.
package is a
buy separately,
assemble
Twin Coach Co.—Adds
chase
all
of
of
the
Compressor Firm—
agreement under which this company will pur¬
outstanding stock of Davey Compressor Co.
was
an
continue
The
to
of
181,
Colorado.—V.
1955—2 Mos.—1954
$72,301,453 $71,823,784
$15,581,308
$14,277,005
3,978,248
2,455,042
from
Denver, Colo.—Files With SEC—
March
filed
2
shares
of
through
to
Hicks
W.
to
pay
of
notification
stock
common
J.
used
be
letter
a
to
Co.,
&
be
offered
Denver,
at
Net
ry.
has
the
to
Corp.
units
at
the
The
Net
ry.
—V.
thus
the
the
of
largest
cost
each
for
at
submitted
will
$4,000,000
of
becomes
the
C-band
1955
flew
of
the
oil
of
the
another
project.
the
in
standard
as
United
292,236,000
filed
1
and
S.
U.
Air
revenue
letter
a
He
world
to
equipment
with
148*.
p.
1954
1953
1952
1,733,953
income—.
642,148
460,389
550,368
855,3CJ.
6,590.614
5,941,327
6, 346,326
8,963,793
2,681,402
1,855,977
2, 181,096
3,693,7*0
1,457,491
1,065,630
1, 164,423
2,017,715
.
income—
1250.
company
Lines
of
surpassed
passenger
notification
the
with
offered
be
to
value
par
District
Court
the
United
against
plan
a
distribution
in
Court's
of
for
decision
this
the
corporation,
disposition
nails
tacks,
in
and
of
its
of
to
at
pay
the
&
bids
Co.,
Issuance
company,
the
stock
or
been
United
of
Shoe
Cross
of
combined,
a
cannot
be
obtained,
in
new
company
be
distributed
will
to
box
Stroud
and
the
the
belief
&
from:
came
Inc.,
93.399;
Kidder,
and
R.
W.
Peabody &
Presspricb.
is
subject
authorization
the
to
the
of
Commission.
be
secured
the offering
that
following
standard-gauge
new
Drexel & Co.;
are:
the
that
1953;
and
enterprise
the
to
for
optimism
national
system
in
decrease
in
the
future
will gain
peace."
a
world
at
1954
"can
Arthur
1954.
year
the
for
economy
for
earnings
"in tho
strength,
He
alio
attributed
be
to
industrial
readjustment of
the
substantial
and
,
1955—
shareholders
expressed
railroads
the
to
spending,
to the
report
free
general
250 aJJ-
;
Union Securities Corp.,
,
President,
the
under
activity
which
began
Ia'r,t>
cutback
in
the
government's defend
intensive
competition
from
other forms of
more
transportation."
The
of
annual
1954
of
in
After
the
income
which
and
of
$122,210,124
$9,894,190
was
and preferred
equivalent to
in
$109,921,583
were
1953,
10.56%
$13.65
with $15.60
was
share
compares
and
of
less
a
than
decrease
the
net
1953.
funds
sinking
net
high
record
income
Net
$11,061,984
report reveals that gro<s revenues
the
with
10.06%.
stock
a
made
improvements
to
dividends of
share
a
in
$4.50
the
on
share,
a
common
1953.
property, .motive
road
power
involved expenditures totaling $7,432,878.
During
acquired 12 diesel-electric locomotives and 223
freight cars. Leasing arrangements were entered into for 50 new bo*
cars
equipped with Damage Free Loaders designed to reduce cargo
damage and 100 new covered hopper cars known as "Airslide" cars
in
which
bulk shipments of dry,
glandular or powered commoditis-s
the
stock
rolling
the
year
company
be. handled.
for
financing
new
improvements
was
EARNINGS
FEBRUARY
FOR
TWO
FIRST
1954
MONTHS
1952
1953
$8.6°2.378
$8,955,481
$9,312,668
$V55,m
2.084,671
2,136,722
2,542,543
2,794,639'
829,681
751,427
1,002,019
1,110,828
17,473,506
18,007,550
18.359,249
4,080,924
4.030,664
4,758,F20
4.783,66c.
1,627,088
_
railway
1,360,523
1,898,828
'1,856,035
income..
oper.
out-'
"
AND
1955
February—
from
railway—
the
and
necessary
standing debt was reduced $3,644,156.
for
for
From Jan. 1—-
from
Gross
from
Net
rv.
Shoe
the
by
Co., Inc.
annual
stated
shoe
a
United
April 6 of¬
on
cars.
in
Atkinson,
Net
to
be?
to
activities.
associates
23%s
Co.
President Optimistic for
In
K.
company
of
offered
equipment estimated to cost not less than $1,929,000:
newly-organized
which the two com¬
and
company
and
as
&
certificates
the
is
issue
ry.
to
issue
Stuart
Commerce
50-ton
Net
stock
the
for
of
Interstate
subsidiary, W. W. Cross & Co., Inc., of East Jaffery,
makes tacks and nails, and its J. C. Rhodes & Co. factory
Mass., which makes eyelets for the shoe trade.
If
that
the
with
be
are
98.316.
from
satisfactory
Hutzler
&
Halsey,
98.45;
latter
in
used
purchaser
a
to
$1)
proceeds
bid of 98.66%.
on a
Other
Co.,
Net
fipd
to
notification
(par
RR.—Equipment Trust Certificates Offered—
Bros.
Gross
1958,
of
stock
maturity.
its
1,
letter
a
common
without underwriting.
The
expenses incident to oil and mining
share,
per
prices scaled to yield from 2.15% to 3.00%, according
The group won award of the certificates on
to
No
States.
Jan.
proposes
filed
25
shares of
$1,530,000 series F 2%% equipment trust certifi¬
cates, maturing annually May 1, 1956 to 1970, inclusive,
may
antitrust
facilities
eyelets
Lincoln, Neb.—Files With SEC—
Feb.
on
fered
in
leasehold.
gas
government
the
to
and
have
181,
$4,312,21^
Salomon
that
Bedford,
panies
in connection
expenses
1, 027,393
covering 225,000
used
C-band
said
He
require
for
airline
first
radar
traffic
cargo
March
the
corporation
Rhodes
pay
$2, 930,725
p.
$1.30
con¬
a
200
of
$2,500,000.
the month, according to estimated figures re¬
Johnson, Vice-President and Assistant to the
on
acre
by
es
to
$3,088,779
W & M Oil Co..
The
SEC
stock
which
Offered—Lewelleu-
April 1 offered 25,000
($1 per share).
on
.
order
signed
delivery
for
of
installation
outlay
has
company
America
and
of
and
for
E.
with
New
188,
>
$2,801,538
798,096
oper.
181,
steel
Equipment Order—
placement
said
of
total
United
accord
H.,
<.! '.
1,160,205
Associated
total
a
planes
a
totals
manufacturing
at
consultant.—V
0
*1
N.
mining
history of commercial aviation.
President,
Radio
corporation
The
financial
as
Co.—Stock
\
.
oper.
The
announced
installation
manufacture
serve
monthly "Uranium Digest."—V.
a
Gross from v railway.—„
Net from railway
1523.
p.
in
brought
has
to
to be used
are
railway
From Jan, J—
par
Colo.
incident
expenses
the
with
United Shoe Machinery Corp.—Plans to Sell Units—
suit
Co.
April
on
railway—
April 5
on
month,
for
Co.,
Presidency of Uranium Corp.
created
by resignation .of
Ramon
stock at par
common
Wabash
1955—Month—1954
covering 150,000 shares of common stock (par $1)
exchange
for oil
and
gas
leases at
rate
of
$50
stock
Molybdenum
Molybdenum
the
Publishing
proceeds
from
its
profitability
EEC
—V,
railway—u.
railway
income—
oper.
181,
18.448,258
1486.
p.
stock¬
holders.
The
company
without
also
permission
through
or
a
that
proposed
of
the
subsidiary,
Jan.
1,
manufacture
Court,
tacks,
after
or
nails
eyelets
or
except to dispose of such supplies acquired
1958,
it
will
distribute
for
the
trade
before then in the ordinary
was
which
not
the
submitted
for
terminating
which
expired and
terminated
be
returned
or
to
as
any
under
retained
of
to
the
machine
a
the
fixed
expiration
and
lease
new
the
of
its
178,
assets—.
181,
Electro-Board,
Inc.
(Colo.)
Stock
—
$5,808,083
$19.60
$18.02
...
690.
p.
Co.—Facts
Warner
fixed
Calendar Year—
pur¬
56.
p.
sales
Net
Brief—
1954
income
income
beiore
in
'
other
and
Income
Income
S.
U.
Dec. 31/54
$6.0.':2,856
—
1
share....
per
terms
machine
form.—V.
Mar. 31,'55
net
asset value
Net
continuing in effect. Essen¬
options to lessees holding
are
provides for a series
which at any time prior
plan
leases,
Corp.—Net Assets Higher—
A.s ol—
Total
—V.
also
have
plan
Street Investing
Wall
not,
directly
shoe
business.
of
taxes
5,668,601
2,725,000
2,395,009
$2,748,243
1.304,332
2,435.175
1,300.977
1,027.000
4.315,673
16,999,276
1,233,123
1,699,489'
1,161,7?/?
1,450,009
4,935,032:
15,888,50.3
——24,480,822
—
23,461,713
-
Dividends
ler, Inc., New York, N. Y., on March 14 publicly offered
Expenditures for land
300,000 shares of common stock (par one cent) at $1
share as a speculation.
Provision
for
normal
net
expan-ion
electro-boards
the
of
further
and
business
research
per
used
the
in
development
of
Decrease
Net
for working capital and
including the' erection of more
proceeds will be
electro-
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
stock
Common
(par
Total
BUSINESS—Company
Co'o.
name
It
U.
to
name
S.
Inc.
the
Hotel
company
sells
Inc.
Room
offers
rooms
by
in
Colorado
on
Effective Dec.
30,
Division
will
of
be
the
retained
Texas,
these
Airport
the
hotels and motels a new and unique service
telephone from airports, bus depots and rail
board
has entered int.o agreements with the Galveston
in Galveston, Texas;
Natrona County Airport in
Wyo., and Wichita FoPs Municipa1 Airport in Wichita Falls,
providing for the installation of "Reserv-A-Room" boards at
airport
locations.
—
book value)
indebtedness including
within
one
amount
year..——.1———
pay-
——
share.—,—
stock
(per
.
1,027,0iX6
$3.20
$5.73
47.45
.—
share)
43.93
131, p. 906.
Warner-IIudnut, Inc.—Merger Effective—
The
agreement
and
Lambert
plan
as
company.
This service operates through an electronic reservation
a
city's hotels inform travelers of rooms available.
Municipal
Casper,
...
—•_
(net
600,000 shs.
which
corporation
—V.
—„
i
per
common
value oi
common
Book
Feb. 18, 1953, under the
1954, name was changed
Reserv-A-Room
Reservation
capital
property & plant
assets
Long-lei m
has its office at 520 Empire Building, Denver,
incorporated
Electro-Board,
of
depots.
on
was
Reserv-A-Room,
in
Earnings
FINANCING
Outstanding
1,000,000 shs.
cent)——-
one
in
or
depletion
working
able
GIVING
declared
:
and equipment—.
and depreciation
long-term indebtedness....
paid
for
Investm't
boards.
CAPITALIZATION
5,143,24.'*
$2,943,601
v
income
Fidelity Securities Co., Denver, Colo., and Justin Step-
PROCEEDS—The
1953
$25,202,583 $23 028,243
taxes.
Offered—
Net
The
Completion
in
estimates
United Oil & Gas Co., Inc., Albuquerque, N. M.—Files
circuit
which
the prospective builder can
and study.
The first package sells for $15.
Delivery of this kit has just begun.—V. 180, p. 1004.
broken
will
President—
Virginian Ry.—Earnings—
announced
fimultaneously
provide
690.
The
is
a
181, p.- I60d.
ton
1,000
a
miles, an
increase of *1% over 1954.
Airplane miles reached 8.799,000, up 23% ;
freight, 3,398.000 ton miles, up 36%; express, 998,000, up 36% ; and
mail
(including
first
class),
2,378,000,
up
28%.—V. 181, pp. 550
which
kit
net
compared
the
In
Each
The
working
construction
President.
value
par
no
Transvision, Inc., New Rochelle, N.
This
Stearns-
are
plant,
Authorized
television
the
of
1,474,902
Robert
chased,
that
bonds, series "A", at par; $600,000 5%
sinking fund
debentures,
series "A", at par,
and 45,000 no par
value
shares
at
$10 per
share.
The first mortgage bonds, which
will
mature
April 1,
1974, carry stock purchase warrants entitling
the holder to purchase 20 no par value shares for each $500 bond
at $12.50
per share from April
1, 1956, to March 31, 1961, and at
$15 per share from April 1, 1961, to March 31,
1966. The warrants
five
The
Net
$7,350,707
passenger
by
first
mortgage
shares of
Gross
department
for
project
being
in
evaluate
acres
United
previous
leased
may
4
m
Climax
of
Climax
of
was
proposed publication of
ar¬
March Traffic Breaks All Records for That Month—
term
April
on
He
and
Co.—V.
Company,
2,161,427
179,
fleet
by Nesbitt, Thomson & Co., Ltd., Montreal, Canada, of $1,250,000 4%%
of
sales
Flexible
$7,891,716
of
leases,
5%
The
ops.
making
such
be
by
inc.—
ry.
radar
$1,500,000,
President
accepted
vacancy
Uranium
"Con¬
57,546,779
the
tially
The
the
is
and
to
share*
modification
of
bonus
plant
Patterson,
with
(Canada)—Financing—
will
cabs,
56,720,145
are
radar
offering
announced
former
subsidiary
a
has
who
RR.—Earnings—
corporation
course
1358.
p.
Trans Canada Freezers Ltd.
was
of
program
10,650,000
per
A.
tract
A
It
truck
1359.
p.
airborne
retire
leasehold
Trust
America—New
of
Jr.,
Bybee Co., Washington, D. C.,
Express
27,402,124
oper.
covering
propo
all
Pony
27,363,045
company
prices
outstanding $10 par preferred stock; to purchase substantially
the
assets
of
Standard
Electronics
Manufacturing
Co.;
for
&
Border
capacity.
Commission
Tax
1816.
'builds
expenses
from
wholly-owned
Calif.—Stock Of¬
on
proceeds
he
Bowman,
p.
Republic,
and
propane
specialized
automotive
revenue.,$35,254,761 $34,752,831
proceeds
In
notification
of
Bank
the
of
advisory
an
County
■'••''
,gasoline
and
built
research
exact
1605.
April 6 publicly offered 139,500 shares
stock (par $1) at $5 per share.
Angeles,
net
of
one
It
Boeing,
Include
posto.ficen,
announced
Oil
the
details
company
rev.
(one
net
fered—Dempsey-Tegeler & Co., Chicago, St. Louis and
common
greatly
now
i
181,
Los
The
Kent
engines
31
Union
laboratories
the
The
N.
to
is
it
years
diversified
assemblies.
Fageol
cooperative
Union Uranium Co.,
in
Topp Industries, Inc., Los Angeles,
of
and
research
railway
—V.
or
B. V. Christie & Co. and Crockett &
The net proceeds are to be used to
through
Houston,
filed
25
of
shares
100
share
per
of
Feb.
on
Pennsylvania,
The
t
demonstration
Net
■/.-/
three" parcels
properties "and some¬
"two
Textron-American
181, p.
also V.
See
in
said
them."
buying
the
plants.
mills
Corp.
White,
Additions
other
spokesman
American
former
effect
and Wood Mills, Lawrence, Mass.;
Arden Mill, Fitchburg, Mass.; Mascoma
Mill, Dover, N. H.; Brown Mill, Dover-
Y. >
(N.
retort.
operating
Net
Edward
account
on
H.
railroad
$10,000,000,
Vice-President
in
company
Scarsdale'National
the
announced
American.
owns
cornoration
both
many
plant
Grumman,
in
now
are
March
on
other
and
oper.
Ry.
Thornburg Uranium Mines, Inc.* Grand Junction, Colo.
SEC
For
has
aircraft
as
highway
a
determining
activities.—V.
to
liquidating
Textron
John
of
210.
p.
Union Pacific
of
fixed
Executive
that
.
bus-truces,
Period End. Feb. 28—
Ry.
—Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
The
1927.
but
of
years.
about
great
refxigeraxion
1081.
P.
The
uses.
of
with
Westchester
the
ox
Uranium
rotary
have
and
Y.)
(N.
plant
Diesel
buses
developing the 50,000
Ayer
$1,000,00
the
be
inactive
interested
textile
to
Co.
of
Denver as engineering contractor for
demonstration' plant to be constructedv in Garfield
shale
Califomiia
upon
$1,100,000,
idle
11
property
paid
R.
10,000,000
formerly
Textron
of
is
to
plants,
Giving
the
for
Mill, Providence, R. I.}
Fulton, N. Y., and Globe
recently merged
Krock
remain
the
about
to
Textron
one
goal
a
based
formerly
was
continues
director
the
Sawyer
nearly
said
year,
Mr.
exceed
2
Mass.;
Mill,
Fulton
American
to
backlog
and
Chairman
advanced
more
Colo.
day
per
$1,000,000
development
approximately
Mass.,
the
of
has
are
Manton
contain
was
a
industrial
April
Providence,
Hi;
N.
amount
active,
in
coacaes,
United Air Lines, Inc.—Places
Worcester,
Webster,
Me.;
Ky.;
They
set
years
other
earnings
on
May
of
hydro vane
appear
transaction.
Lebanon,
All
paid
Coach
under
181,
Stearns-Roger
W.
involved
mills
mills
to
be
the
Poxcroft,
ville,
wholly
a
should
commercial
consists of
Inc.
$1,000,000
specialist
in
Webster
has
few
next
coun¬
M.
Waugh
,
Ryan
when the transaction is completed.
he plans to put the mills up lor sale to the communities
they are located or to other buyers.
Samuel Mencoff, a.
which
Krock
of
order
year
and
and
than
less
management
the
President
Krock,
more
Ohio,
shale
County,
Mills—
Inc.,
of
air-conditioning
firms
Manufacturing
Union's
perfected
supplement
Co.,
Current
this
earnings
contracts
pretax
American,
Edward
will
Mi\
electronic
and
Victor
from
year.
within
price
Idle
Krock
said
last
and
Ryan's
iorce
purchase
Sells Eleven
is
and
products
towards
total
price,
Detroit, Mich.,
the air force!
developed
Dalmo
of
the
considering a substantial addition to the present buildings
expanding sales volume.
arc
move
a
The
of
the
ch'..,.
trucks,
Coach
company
Roger
enable
announced
business
rapidly
grown
automotive
lor
Inc.,
of
one
subsidiary.
has
sales
air
its
5
principal
was
this
of
$6,000,000
taxes.
annual
of
the
of
which
operaton
$10,000,000
before
$20,000,000
expansion
as
Inc.,
over
of
excess
irew
American
to
Industries,
acquisition
antenna
Industries,
in
One
dispenser
The
radar
Textron
Ryan
sales
field.
Chaff
company.
April
on
variety of products for
specializing In electro mechanical
radar
the
board,
wide
a
is
Ryan
for
Industries
the
of Ryan
company
manufactures
devices
of
chairman
this
by
Inc.—Acquires Non-Textile Firm—
George
a
directors.
of
Unlen Oil Co. of California—New Plant—
1358.
p.
Corp.—New Directors—
partner in J. H. Whitney & Co., Inc., New Yotk
Waugh, Jr., financial consultant, have been elected
February—
schedules
exploration
working capital.—V.
Van
rangement.—V.
$5,000,000
Textron American,
Twin
multi-purpose
together
share.
per
the
Fageol
This
Christi,
Offered—Lentz, Newton & Co., San Antonio,
March 29 publicly offered 298,000 shares of
on
motor
aircraft
Twin
Y.—
Tex.—Stock
common
subsidiary
American.
Fageol-Leyland
*
Corp.,
with
operate
office
>
Development
of
such
vehicles.
$264,000
April
made
New
-
,
31,
series
will
of
engines,
Redemption—
May
on
Payment
lor
period. ' Its Buffalo
largest
manufacturers
of
121,962
redemption
is
of the
one
products
new
organized
was
producer
499,826
mortgage bonds,
interest.
accrued
and
for
refunding
100%
Texas
called
been
first and
at
Co.
line
new
a
postwar
573,221
Orleans RR.—Partial
introduced
Company
leading
a
the
trucks,
New
&
to
G. Croft,
America.
Twin
vertible"
Texas
Davey Compressor
today.
These
the large market
223,845
1358.1
181, p.
the
recently
95,049
32,154
oper.
1929,
436,562
%
continue
wnolly-owned
a
which arc reputed to represent
in
America's
455,352
129,074
as
units.
.
railway....
railway...
from
.1952
will
Co.
management
offered
potential
$222,336
railway
Compressor
and
Co.
in
has
designs
1953
from
United States Plywood
Richard
and
„
1954
February—
Gross
H. Davey, Presidents
try's leading manufacturers of portable and industrial air compressors,
truck power take-offs, pneumatic tools and loiary drill rigs lor wa.er,
gas and oil wells, and coal drilling.
.
Davey
Ry.—Earnings—
Paul
Fageol and
L. J.
Co.
Establisned
compressors
Texas
Davey
personnel
present
by
5
concerns.
accomplished by an exchange of stock certificates under
shareholders will
receive Twin Coacn stock for tneir
Davey
equities.
1444.
p.
April
on
two
This will be
Peru,
single-ship
New
the
ol
recovered from
Exploration
Canada,
announced
year
in Canada and the United States.
in
with
$13,000,000.
the operations of Geophysical Service Inc. and
geophysical subsidiaries of Texas Industries, Inc. were at an
early
of
(o
of
merger
became
Co.,
consolidation
Warner-Lambert
dat"d Feb. 8, 1055,( between this company
effective
March
31,
1955.
Under the
the name
of
Pharmacent cal
Warner-Hudnut,
Inc.
and
share
Co.,
one
was
of
changed"
comme.n
exchange for each
share of common stock (no part
oi Lambert Co.
The shares of the
Lambert Co.
were
suspended from dealings on the New York Stoc'c
Exchange on April 1.—V. 181, p. 1G96.
stock
(par
$1)
of
said
company
v.i'l be
Issued
in
Warner-Lambert Pharmaceutical Co.- -New Name—
See Warner-Hudnut,
Inc. above.
50
(1718)
The Commercial and, Financial Chronicle
Waterman
Corp.—Offer for Stock—
Steamship
Officials of this corporation
offer by C. Lee Co., Inc., an
interest, and
on
April 1 that a written
Alabama corporation, is being mailed
to all Waterman Steamship Corp. stockholders
in which C. Lee Co.,
Inc., offers to purchase all of
the
outstanding shares of capital
stock of Waterman Steamship Corp. "for S48 per share.
The offer is being
made subject to the stipulated conditions that
at least 80%
of all outstanding shares of capital stock of Waterman
announced
_
Steamship Corp. mutt accept cue oner by depositing stock certilicates
duly endorsed with the Merchants National Bank of Mobile at Mobile,
Ala,, escrow agenc, on or before April 18, 1955,
Payments for the
stock
of
deposited
shall
within
made
be
four
days
that
after
date.
Simultaneously with the payment for the shares the present board
directors of Waterman steamship Corp. will resign and nominees
of
C.
Lee
The
Co.,
Inc.,
directors
will
of
take
their
P.
McLean
Waterman
Mr.
the
to
McLean
Securities
McLean
requisite
is
Lee
Co.,
Inc.,
also
and
of
his
if
company's offer is accepted by
stockholders, it is his intention
Waterman
Waterman
McLean
business
company's
with
headquarters
at
the
financing required for the purchase by
Co., Inc. of the Waterman shares is being provided by the
City Bank of New York and an underwriting group headed
Lee
C.
stated
National
by White
Weld
Co..
Wall
40
into
stock
common
Now
St.,
annual
sinking
of
the
is
required
close
fund
of
such
in
the
earned
company,
f.or
during the tenth year;
Is
year
amount
after
of
equal
31,
the
1956,
amount
of
net
proceeds
and
factors; to
working capital.
CAPITALIZATION
buy
-
be
to
are
additional
York.
Co.
EFFECT
convertible
Term
Subs.)—Earnings—
—
"1955
$61,944,000
—
Income befoer taxes--.
Provision
for
taxes
1954
notes
Common
debentures,
series
TO
A-—
$1).
5,652,000
5,874,000
2,946,000
income
on
3,096,000
income
Number
shares
Earnings
date
of
Dye
the
Works
V.
180,
2,976,142
products.
LP-Gas;
of
Jan.
merger,
was
1,
Lanett
1955.
B.eachery
Prior
and
(3)
the
subsidiary
consolidated,—-
not
1656.
p.
for
sale
(or
lease)
distributor
that
name)
on
101.997%
group
and
April 6
on
Williamson
of
Inc.,
interest, to yield 3.27%.
the
of
issue
at
competitive
The
sale
for
Harriman
the
bonds
erty
Feb.
8,
Par
counties
of
tne
to
de¬
believed
serving
181,
oil
be
than
more
Company
1941.—V.
to
SEC
the
held upder
and
small
proceeds
option
are
to
be
agreement;
and
GIVING
for
used
to
largest
EFFECT
to
stock
(par
transfer
10
TO
agent
cents)
of
the
par
a
PRESENT
is the
3%s
as
submitted
were
by:
Elyth
BUSINESS—Company
&
Ripley & Co.,
to
or
construct,
leased
manage
was
incorporated
operate
by the corporation.
golf
in
Florida
on
Co.
Inc.,
The
from
100.952;
bonds
will
104.83%
ceding from
and
be
to
and
par,
102.96%
PROCEEDS—Of
The
First
redeemable
to
the
for
in
each
ry.
181,
dif¬
a
real
on
Wisconsin
The
stockholders
this
of
name
Texas,
service
supplied
located
at
electric
in
its
of
Dec.
to
rural
energy
the
$16,421,064
Western
Net
Net
057,
resnectively,
1954.—V.
181,
p.
golf
The
SEC
at
company
covering
$14
oper.
net
expenses
Net
1
Wall
With
Nov.
4,
estate
1954,
owned
10
cents
Denver.
Colo,,
per
$1,727,290
$1,745,702
579,662
1,142,028
1,220,771
ry.
Co.—Earnings1955
1953
1952
$3,520,788
$4,759,176
793,806
654,953
1,618,661
$4,183,853
1,088,965
income~._
oper.
1954
$3,653,295
railway
railway
504,953
315,812
687,514
413,594
7,189,301
9,393.730
7,943,537
1,317,296
7,131,272
1,240,210
3,008,400
1,690,910
760,696
569,730
1,225,732
571,043
From Jan. 1—
Gross
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
railway....
railway.^.
—V.
income...
oper.
181,
1250.
p.
Wheeling Steel Corp.—To Redeem Debentures—
The
corporation
is
redeeming all its outstanding 3»/2% debentures,
includ'ng interest to redemption date.
Con¬
due
1965, at 103.6792,
version and redemption
the
funded
31,
debt
1952.—V.
to
181,
of
this
issue
$."5,100,000,
has
had
compared
the
with
effect
of
$55,720,900
reducing
on
Dec.
1005.
p.
White Canyon Mining Co.
(Colo.) — Stock Offered—
Joseph McManus & Co., New York City, and A. P.
Kibbe
& Co., Salt Lake
City, Utah, on March 30 publicly of¬
fered as a speculation an
issue of 3,000,000 shares of
common stock
(par 33% cents per share) at $1 per share.
The offering has been
completed.
PROCEEDS—The
obligations,
net
purchase
additional
ment
mining
proceeds
to
are
be
used
to
repay
mining machinery
tl°%?nd development
of oil and
properties
and
outstanding
and equipment, for exploraproperties, and for acquisition of
gas
unknown
exploration
and
expenses.
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
Authorized
_
.
Common
,
stock
PRESENT
(par
33'/3
cents)—___
15,000,000 shs.
develop¬
FINANCING
Outstanding
6,750,000 shs.
BUSINESS—The
company was organized in
Colorado on
Nov. 27,
1950 for the
purpose, among others, of
acquiring, exploring and de¬
veloping uranium properties,
including producing mines. Its uranium
properties consist of ownershio rf
296 unpatented lode
mining claims
(si bject
to a 5%
royalty) situated in San Juan
County, Utah.
In
addition, the company has
conditionally acquired from F. A. Sitton
and
others, without cost, 12 oil and
gas
aggregate
approximately
and
—V.
21
9,000
acres
additional
181, p. 794.
of
leases
land
unpatented
comprising
located
lode
in
in
San
mining
the
Juan
claims.
White
River Propane Gas
Co., Inc., Batesville, Ark.—
Securities Offered—Eisele &
King, Libaire, Stout & Co.,
New York, are
offering "on a best-efforts basis" an issue
of $400,000 6% convertible
debentures, series A, dated
April 1, 1955r and due April 1,
1965, at 100% and accrued
:
below.
4
April
to
,
approved
Wisconsin
,
Changed—
proposal
a
Fund,
to
t!
change
Inc.
with
4,355
and
1,527,771
as
Dec. 2l
of
-
:
25
of
to
filed
letter
a
common
employees
stock
of
of
notification
$101
(par
to
Wilson-Jones
;
SECj|
with
tj
offerj|
be
Co.
and
690.
Uranium
omasa
\
%
a
common
through
and Robert R.
5,230,468
$799,322
299,5,
'%%>%'■
Co.
shares
share
$6,976,170
587,843
377,170
covering 3,000,000 shares of
at
1359.
p.
*142,993
March 29 filed
on
1955—2 Mos—1954
4,977,550
360,234
Co., Denver,
Colo.
Filtjl
—
Securities and Exchange Commission—
operating
181, p. 1606.
$6,704,840
901,3
compared
Wy-Okla Oil &
280,000 shs.
company had total
of $3,073,651.—V.
$877,447
from
from
ry.
the
income
,081,6 r
1,011.498
Outstanding
and
2,499,746
income—
oper.
from
Net
Texas,
5,042,112
373,835
March
on
10,000
cooperatives
$3,299,068
FebruaryGross
in
electric
I
4,192,433
1250.
share only
subsidiaries.—V. 181, p.
case.
$3,322,840
2,445,393
Western Pacific RR.
I)
counties
rural
1355—Month—1954
revenue-
oper.
181,
49
15
I
226,21
I
.
.
951,551
p.
per
company furnished elec¬
customers
in' 168
communi¬
to
77,507
690.
the
in
*13,712.
4,473,596
on
as
Maryland Ry.—Earnings-
revenue
ry.
1954,
year
and
operations
—V.
1954.
100,500
located
wholesale
at
Period End. Feb. 28—
Railway
Railway
31,
'about
areas,
547,3
137,311
company
territory.
EARNINGS—For
revenues
At
retail
adjacent
$2 ,589,3
413,393
Harold W. Storey, President, reported that net assets as of March
totaled
$8,628,500, compared with $7,930,300
at
the
1954
yeah-eril
Number of shareholders and shares outstanding were 4.624 and 1,5941
""
and
$2,481,136
224,885
Investment
BUSINESS—Company is a public utility engaged in generating,
distributing
and
selling
electric
energy
in
central
western
and
ties
19521
1953
1954
$2,077,219
Wisconsin Investment Co.—Name
prop¬
three
purposes.
FINANCING
real
1955
and
from the sale of the new bonds,
$2,000,000 will be used to pay part of the cost of
additions,
extensions and improvements made and to be made to
the company's
electric
utility property,
and
about
$5,500,000
lor
the
prepayment
of temporary bank loans incurred in connection
with the construction
southwestern
tl|
with
offered
be
to
Wisconsin Fund, Inc.—New Name— '
See
about
tric
stock
common
439,746
income...
oper.
♦Deficit.—V.
proceeds
program.
of
Utah—Filcl
City,
notification
$2,181,637
railway
railway—
general redemption prices ranging
debt retirement purposes at prices re¬
interest
shares
of
letter
a
•
at
plus accrued
par,
net
filed
25
1—
101.064; Halsey, Stuart
Corp., 100.871.
Boston
procured.-]
Central Ry.—Earnings—
101.069; Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane,
&
Feb.
from
Net
LP-Gas
Irving Trust Co.,
courses
is
financing
adequate
per
The company
and
if
1955
W. J. Management Co., Chicago, 111.—Files With
purchase
corporate
280,000 shs.
company
on
26,750,000
cent
Jan.
from
industrial
(under
Authorized
The
covering.
(one
Net
share.
construct
general
of
The
Three, Inc., Jacksonville, Fla.-^-Stock
clubhouse;
CAPITALIZATION
Capital
company
Gross
similar
Central
domestic,
Organized
per
Fall
February—
Gross from railway.—
Net from railway..;—.
Net ry. oper. income—-u
franchise
1359.
p.
the
1606.
share) through Guss and Medniek Co., Salt La
City, Utah. The net proceeds are to be used to pay expenses incide
to mining activities.—V. 180, p. 1253.
use,
and
as
companies.
North
6,200
was
.
three golf cour;e approximates 35 acres.
It
the coures will be attractively landscaped and
and
prior to
gas
tanks
supplies
in
f
estaj
obtained for the
par
that
by
p.
The
Street, New York, N. Y.
Inc., and Salomon Bros. & Hutzier
101.2007; Equitable Securities Corp., 101.16; Kidder, Peabody
101.111; Kuhn, Loeb & Co. and Lehman Brothers,
(jointly),
Co.,
now
course
on
(jointly),
&
warrants
bulk
products,
independent
16
capital stock (par 10 cents) at $1.25
on
bid of 101.45%.
a
Competing bids
Co.,
accrued
award
won
12,500
Offered—E. E. Smith Co., New
York, on April 4 offered
publicly "as a speculation" an issue of 133,000 shares of
April 7 offered $7,500,000
of first mortgage 3%%
bonds, series D, due April 1, 1985,
at
is
customers.
PROCEEDS—The net
West Texas Utilities Co.—Bonds Offered—Blair & Co.
Incorporated and associates
in
and
area,
petroleum
large
principally
Arkansas
agricultural
sells
the'
of
one
operates
in
also
company
Northeastern
$0.96
& Dye Works from the
date Lanett Bleachery &
that
to
majority-owned
a
The
distributor
and
181,
From
of
real
which the option has been
Wisconsin
♦ 160,000 shs.
BUSINESS—Company and its subsidiaries are Arkansas corporations
engaged primarily in
(1) the distribution of liquefied petroleum gas
(LP-Gas)
for
domestic,
industrial
and
agricultural
uses;
(2)
the
adaptation and distribution of trucks used by LP-Gas retailers for
2,880,000
$0.91
——
results
Oustanding
12,500
$2,778,000
outstanding—
share
pjr
♦Includes
$2,706,000
—
V.
bentures.
delivery
purchase
on
a
contemplated
B;|
business except til
property at Daytoil
any
$400,000
including 12,500 shares reserved for the exercise of
underwriter, end 61,538 shares reserved for conversion
ferent
Net
FINANCING
500,000 shs.
*
.
of
operation
15,000
(par
to
in
Wind River Uranium Co., Salt Lake
payable
stock
option
engaged
•
property
lishmeni
par
PRESENT
130-day
a
yet
as
,,
The
from
expansion
!
$400,000
Warrants
company
$54,866,000
acquisition of
not
.
out¬
loans
for
Authorized
6%
has
company
onl
Fla.
Beach, Fla.
*•••<,
repay
and
smaller containers, used by the customer to store the
and the sale of
appliances, hardware,
(&
6 Months Ended Feb. 26—
sales
*"
■
to
used
equipment;
,
GIVING
then
debentures
.
PROCEEDS—The
an
of annual net earnings
except that no payment
working capital as of the
unless
to
to
25%
Dec.
year
calendar
any
standing.
and
The
conversion
and are entitled
plumbing
West Point Manufacturing:
Net
at
during
100%
of
Mobile.
Mr.
convertible
are
to
year
Jacksonville,
.
debentures
first
Monday, April 11, 19!
qualified to do business in the State of Florida
office is at 508 Consolidated Building, East
and
Street,
aNot
that
Mated
the
C.
of
Corp.
number
continue
President
the
The company is
its principal
stock
common
per
prices beginning at $6.50 per share during the first
year and increasing
to $8.50 during the-tenth
year; are redeemable, in whole or in part,
at redemption prices
ranging from 105% of principal amount
banks
place.
Steamship Corp. on March 31, 1955,
unanimously voted in favor of recommending to the corporation stock¬
holders the acceptance of the C. Lee Co,, Inc., offer.
C.
Lee
Co., Inc., ;s an Alabama corporation, and is the whollyowned
subsidiary of McLean Securities Corp., which recently ac¬
quired from Waterman Steamship Corp, all of the capital stock of
Pan-Atlantic Steamship Coip. and Gulf Florida Terminal Co., Inc.
Malcolm
The
issue of 50,000 shares of
share.
an
(par $1) at $6
...
letter of
stock
Carroll,
Baker &
Co,,
notification
(par
2
cent,)
Kirchner
Inc.,
&
with
to
be
the
SI
offer
Jacquith,
Fort Collins, Colo.
In] |
olume 181
Number 5419
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
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STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
;;3
J;
ARIZONA
Savings Association, of San Fran¬
No. 66
(P. O. Phoenix), Ariz.
Sale—The $358,000 build-
Bond
bonds
ng
81,
offered
March
1251—were
p.
31—v.
awarded
headed by
uber, of Tucson.
to
Woodward
roup
a
&
County School Districts
(P. O. Florence), Ariz.
Bond Sale—The $250,000 school
i;
istrict bonds offered April 4—v.
1487^—
p.
awarded
were
to
Angeles County (P. O.
Los Angeles), Calif.
until
for
9
the
purchase
1956
to
1975
De Queen, Ark.
$285,000
uilding bonds was sold to W. R.
tephens Investment Co., Inc., of
l i;
Loma
School
purchaser, at any
agencies of the Coun¬
District,
San
April
for
)n
18
25,000
pril
11
building
15,
1955.
(PST)
a.m.
the
purchase
bonds.
Due
of
15
it
the
County
egality approved
by O'Melveny
Myers, of Los Angeles.
County, Calif.
Bond
Sale—The
ng
bonds
81,
p.
of
America
Savings
National
Association,
<rancisco, at
et
30—v.
interest
price of
a
cost
of
of
about
sealed
bids
until
April 21
on
of
$178,000
Dated April 1, 1955.
from
1960
to
sewer
Due
1985
office.
on
(City and County),
Bank
Trust
&
of
ids at his office in
Francisco,
onds.
at
as
Association,
price of 100.01,
a
the
clusive;
due
on
1,800,000
net
ffice.,
,
Heyserville
Union
School
District,
Sonoma
County, Calif.
Bond
Offering — William
ohansen, County Clerk, will
.
eive
sealed
anta Rosa,
bids
his
at
until 2:30
P.
re-
office
in
(PST)
n
April-26 for the purchase of
45,000
building
bonds.
Dated
lay 1, 1955. Due on Mav 1 from
956
nd
lie
to
1970
p.m.
inclusive.
Principal
interest
(M-N)
payable at
County Treasurer's office.
Hilmar
Unified
Merced
k
School
District,
Calif.
County,
ids
il
11
ae
his
at
office
(PST)
a.m.
in
Merced,
on
April 12 for
un-
purchase of $270,000
building
onds. Dated April 12, 1955. Due
n
April
12
lclusive.
A-O)
from
Principal
payable
'reasurer's
roved
and
to
1979
interest
the
County
Legalitv apOrrick,
Dahlquist,
at
office.
by
lerrin?ton
1956
&
Sutcliffe,
of
San
"rancisco.
a
a
Sale—The $160,000 sewer
offered April 6—v. 181, p.
A,
price of 100.01,
of
April 1 from 1959
1970 inclusive.
1,100,000
recreation,
series
E,
bonds at a price of 100.009, a
interest
net
1.81%,
.
,
of
cost
about
follows:
$90,000
April 1 from 1956
as
5'/4S, due on
to 1958 inclusive; and $1,010,000 l%s, due on April 1 from
1959 to 1970 inclusive.
National City Bank, of New York,
American TrustXo., of San Fran¬
cisco, Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner
&
Beane, Seattle-First Na¬
tional Bank, of Seattle, J. Barth
& Co., Clark, Dodge &
Co., Rey¬
nolds &
Co., Trust Co. of Georgia,
Atlanta,
Shearson,
Iiammill
&
Co., Wm. E. Pollock & Co., A. M.
Kidder
&
Co., F. S.. Smithers &
Co., Andrews & Wells, Inc., New
York
Hanseatic
Savings
Bank
Corp.,
&
sel,
Provident
Co., Cin¬
cinnati, Kaiser & Co., Northwest¬
ern
National Bank, Minneapolis,
Boston, Freeman
White & Co.,
Lawson,
Levy
&
Co.,
Bank
Plata
No.
9
able
is
May
clusive.
Lake
Trust
City, Rodman
&
&
May
from
Bonds
are
1,
1956
1955.
to
in
due
callable
1967
as
1, 1966.
Principal and
(M-N)
payable at the
Treasurer's
office.
proved
by
Tallmadge
madge, of Denver.
Tall-
1487—were
April 5—v.
awarded
to
181,
the
p.
First
Boston
Corp., New York City, as
30s, at a price of 100.33, a basis
of about 2.21%.
Co., Salt
Renshaw,
Durst, Ginther,
Co., Davis, Skaggs &
Co., Prescott & Co., Van Alstyne,
Noel & Co., WalteF Stokes & Co.,
Kenower, MacArthur & Co., H. V.
Harris
Trust
Bond
reoeive
tax
1955.
Due
(EST)
April
on
until
26
for
1
p.m.
the
pur¬
of
$3,000,000 high school
building bonds. Due serially in 20
years.
Connecticut
Bond
Sale
—
The
Harvard), III.
Bond
Offering
—
R.
Arthur
Schutt, Secretary of the Board of
Education,
April
6—v.
receive
will
Dec.
on
inclusive.
1974
to
Dated
bonds.
Due
interest
sealed
(J-D)
1
April
from
Principal
and
payable at
a bank
mutually agree¬
purchaser and the
able
the
to
District.
Legality approved
by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
DeFuniak Springs, Fla.
Bond Sale—An issue of $525,000
natural gas system revenue bonds
Barcus,
Kindred
Co.,
of Chicago, as 6s and
July 1, 1954. Legality
proved
by
Dumas,
O'Neal
Dated
&
5s.
ap¬
&
Hayes, of Birmingham.
Nor'h
Bay Village, Fla.
Bond Sale
The $600,000 vari¬
ous purposes bonds offered March
—
28—v. 181, p. 1360—wfere awarded
and
on
Fountain
Clerk-Treasurer,
sealed
(CST)
of
incl.
1
re¬
6:30
p.m.
the
pur¬
for
water
Mar.
Dated
Mar.
on
will
until
15
$152,000
bonds.
Due
bids
April
on
chase
rev.
City, Ind.
Offering—Francis G.Love,
works
1,
1955.
1960 to'1995
from
Bonds due in 1962 and there¬
after
callable
are
March
of
as
Principal
and
payable
at the
1,
interest
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids until
7:30
p.m. (CST) on April 28 for
purchase of $920,000 building
bonds. Dated May 1, 1955. Due on
the
able at
bank
a
successful
(J-J)
Harrison
pay¬
Legality
ap¬
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
Chicago.
Rock
Bond
Sale—The $850,000 motor
offered
—
were
system
revenue
April 4—v. ,181,
awarded
to
a
p.
group
composed of John Nuveen & Co.,
Chicago, B. J. Van Ingen & Co.,
McCormick &
New York City, and
Co., of Chicago, at
net interest cost
a
as
price of par,
of about 3.18%,
a
follows:
to
1960
on
to
1981
170,000 3s. Due
1982 to
April 1 from
inclusive.
610,000 3y4s. Due
1961
sealed
(CST)
chase
Trustee,
bids
April
on
will
until
12
re¬
6
p.m.
the
for
pur¬
of
$21,813 building bonds.
April 1, 1955. Due semi¬
annually from July 1, 1956 to Jan.
Dated
1, 1959 inclusive. Principal and in¬
terest
(J-J) pavable at the Bank
Montpelier. Legality approved
of
Indianapolis.
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) Hobart School City, Ind.
Bond Sale—The $115,000 build¬
ing
bonds
181,
p.
March
lien
Collins & Co., of
offered
31—v.
1488—were awarded to Ju-
l%s, at
a
of about
1.73%.
'.
r
.
Chicago, as
price of 100.07, a basis
-
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'
Indianapolis Sanitary District, Ind.
Bond Offering — John R. Bar¬
City
ney,
(CST)
chase
trict
Controller,
sealed
on
of
April
Due
on
15
$3,210,000
bonds.
Dated
Jan.
inclusive.
1
will
until
bids
for
re¬
10
a.m.
the
pur¬
Sanitary Dis¬
April 1, 1955.
from
1957
to
1986
interest
payable at the County Treasurer's
ofice.
Principal
and
Legality approved by Ross,
McCord, Ice & Miller, of Indian¬
apolis.
She^yville School City, Ind.
$70,000 3%s. Due
1957
Township
mer,
ceive
ceive
Island, III.
parking
Township Sch. Township
O. Montpelier), Ind.
(P.
Bond Offering—Charles L. Bey-
designated by the
bidder.
Peoples
Bank, of Cambridge City.
Legality approved by Ross, Mc¬
Cord, Ice & Miller, of Indian¬
apolis.
by Ross, McCord, Ice & Miller, of
(P. O. Jacksonville), III.
bonds
I'.
to
117
Bond Offering—M. Bea Loomis.
1608
sold
1,
1956'
trust company
or
vehicle
FLORIDA
Bonds due
Miller, of Indianapolis.
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on April
18
for the purchase of $395,000
Principal and interest
$528,000 high
offered
Dec. 30 from 1956 to
on
(J-D) payable
Kinsley National Bank, of
Butler, or at the Fort Wayne Na¬
tional Bank, Fort Wayne, at the
purchaser's option.
Legality ap¬
proved by Ross, McCord, Ice &
1961.
Jan. 1 from 1957 to 1973 inclusive.
Southbury (P. O. Southbury),
works
April 1,
sewage
Dated
the
at
•
chase
pur¬
cipal and interest
(M-S)
Offering—The Town will
bids
$166,000
will
p.m.
the
for
est payment date thereafter. Prin¬
bids
Dec. 1
on
Stu-
1
after Dec. 30, 1961 are callable as
of June 30, 1961, or on any inter¬
&
bonds.
14
bonds.
Due
ceive
sewer
April
until
State
Manchester, Conn.
sealed
of
Town
Sealed
—
Ind.
bids
1985 inclusive.
1959. inclu¬
Morgan County Sch. Dist. No.
,
1487—were awarded to the
&
Trust
Clerk-Treasurer,
on
chase
McHcnry and Boone Counties Com¬
1955.
offered
of
1965 inclusive.
1956 to
building
CONNECTICUT
Cromwell (P. O. Cromwell), Conn.
Bond Sale—The $871,000 school
was
&
sealed
(CST)
munity Unit District No. 50 (P. O.
and
interest
&
to
Offering
unlimited
00Q
in¬
County
Legality ap¬
Board
be received by the Village
Clerk, until 8 p.m.
(CST)
on
April 12 for the purchase of $175,-
Nov.
of
Town
receive
will
Due
1970
181,
of
&
1
thereafter
p.
1965.
Offering—Ralph H.
Bond
from
Harris
Trust
&
Savings Bank,
Chicago, and Lyons & Shafto, of
Boston, jointly, as 2V4S, at a price
of 100.17, a basis of about 2.23%.
&
1956
Dated May 1,
Dated
ler,
Lake Bluff, III.
Bond
p.m.
R.
Commerce, Se¬
Ellis & Co., Seasongood &
Mayer, Hill Richards & Co., Con¬
Bank
3:30
the
of
the
at
Colo.
President, will receive seal¬
until
Bond
Chicago.
The Board ot
—
Bank,
D.
from
bonds.
2
1,
payable at
National Bank
Principal and interest (J-D)
County School District
Offering
bonds.
Principal
the City
Co., Chi¬
cago. Legality approved by Chap¬
man &
Cutler, of Chicago.
interest
revenue
1
(MST) on
April 26 for the purchase of $885,000
general obligation
building
on
University)
Oct.
of
as
and
Savings Bank, Chicago. Legality
approved by Chapman & Cutler,
Education, of which Thomas Ma¬
son
Secretary
payable
1975 inclusive.
(P. O. Durango),
Bond
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner
City, at
sive.
May 1 from
on
awarded
Dec.
1961.
bonds
attle,
tinental
1,
May 1 from
on
school
Williams,
Stone & Youngberg, Irving Lundborg & Co., Shuman, Agnew &
Co., Kalman & Co., Shaffer, Neck*
er & Co., A. G.
Edwards & Sons,
National
May
Student
(Illinois
revenue
Dated May 1, 1955. Due on Oct. 1
1957 to 1994 inclusive. Call¬
Education, will receive sealed bide
until 8 p.m. (CST) on April 14 for
the purchase of $100,000 building
bonds. Dated April 1, 1955. Due on
as
1967 inclusive.
1968 to
La
$700,000
from
1955.
May 1 from
on
Due
521,000 1.90s. Due
Trust
National
1.94%,
1608—were
p.
4
DuPage County School District
41 (P. O. Glen Ellyn), III.
Bond Offering—Myrtle H. Cas-
1960 inclusive.
2V4s.
336,000 l%s. Due
bonds
Other syndicate members: First
487—were awarded to the Bank. Sattley & Co.,. Magnus & Co.,
f
America
National
Trust
& Stern,
Frank,
Meyer
&
Fox,
a
about
follows: $135,000 6s,
April 1 from 1956 to
on
about
April
Beane, of New York
price of 100.27.
of
as
l%s, due
to
Johnston
Bond
1956 to
52,000
as
series
cost
of
$241,000 3V4S. Due
net in¬
inclusive; and $1,665,000
Wagenseller
lone, Calif.
onds
at
Rockland-Atlas
Bond Offering—E. T. Johnson,
bounty Clerk, will receive sealed
of
Building
Normal
*
No.
Inc., all of New York
price of 100.03, a net
a
cost
ed bids
firehouse,
on
1958
Treasurer's
at
1962 to
and $3,700,000 l3As,
April 1 from 1959 to
interest
due
Los
County
&
a
Blair & Co.,
$300,000
on
April 1 from 1956 to 1958 in¬
Dated May 1, 1055. Due oifc
at
—
of
1.81%,
6s, due
price of
a
offered
bonds
Merrill
to
Bond
Sale
The
$1,150,000
building bonds offered April 6—
v.. 181,. p.
3487—were awarded to
the ; Chemical
Corn
Exchange
Bank, Kidder, Peabody & Co., and
follows:
follows:
day 1 from 1956 to 1975 inclusive.
Principal and interest (M-N) payble
purchase
Union
Sale—The $733,000 water
181,
:—v.
(P. O. Boulder), Colo.
\
National
terest cost of about
from
Angeles,
ntil 9 a.m. (PST) on April 12 for
e purchase of $100,000
building
Bond
revenue
$4,000,000 school, series G bonds
1971 to 1978 inclusive.
Downey Union High Sch. Dist.,
Los Angeles County. Calif. Bond Offering—Harold J.
Ostly,
Y>unty Clerk, will receive sealed
LaSalle
2 p.m.
INDIANA
Boulder County Sch. Dist. No. 3
City,
America
Savings
bonds
1
Finance, Room 1100, 160
St., Chicago, until
(CST) on April 18 for the
North
ILLINOIS
follows:
1.81%,
May
on
rector of
Belvidere, III.
eral
obligation
bonds
offered
April 4 — v. 181, p. 1360 — were
awarded to a syndicate headed by
1970 inclusive.
8,000 314s. Due
inclu¬
1975
COLORADO
interest
May 1 from 1965
on
to
to
Alexander A.
—
Butler.
Sale—The $6,900,000 gen¬
a
from
from
July
California
Bond
3.18%,
1
Bond Offering
Summers, Secretary, will receive
office.
inclusive.
5
Francisco
1
bonds.!
Legality
approvedby
Kirkbridge, Wilson, Harzfeld &
Wallace, of San Mateo.
San
Dated
payable at the County Treasurer's
p.m.
pur¬
Principal and interest (J-J) pay*
able at the Districts Treasurer's
San
1964 inclusive.
6,000 3s. Due
to
May
on
May
re¬
8
the
for
1970 inclusive.
1956 to
181, p. 1487 — were
Leedy, Wheeler &
v.
—
offered
98.82.
follows:
8,000 3%s. Due
April 1
bonds
revenue
1956
Trust
100.40,
sewer
Chicago),
Illinois
sive. Principal and interest (M-N)
'
1487—were awarded to the
ank
s
build-
March
and
Pinkerton, District Clerk, will
San
$22,000
offered
Safety Harbor, Fla.
Bond Sale—The $130,000 water
awarded
the
illard School District, Sacramento
1
4.24%J
bids at his office in Los Angeles,
until 9 a.m. (PST) on April 12 for
College Board of the
State of Illinois (P. O.
State
Alleman, of Orlando, at
ipal and interest
(A-O) payable
Treasurer's office,
April
awarded to Leedy, Wheeler
Alleman, of Orlando, as 4s, at
price of 97.01, a basis of about
&
$120,000 building
May 1, 1955. Due on
1965 to 1967 inclusive. Prin-
rom
Angeles County, Calif.
Offering—Harold J. Ostly,
offered
water
were
a
District,
bonds
revenue
bonds.
Dated
April
on
The Teachers
sealed bids at the office of the Di¬
Sale—The
the purchase of
1
Offering—Harry L. Alli"on,: County Clerk,
will receive
eaied i)ids at his office in San
Allan
Oldsmar, Fla.
$80,000
Bond
County Clerk, will receive sealed
Chicago.
or
Los
.
District
Whittier School
Bond
of
Olivehurst Public Utility District
(P. O. Box 783, Olivehurst), Calif.
Bond Offering — Thomas H.
chase
Bond
until
South
(M-N) payable at the
Treasurer's office, or at
County
(PST)
County, Calif.
ernardino
Principal
and interest
ceive
CALIFORNIA
Bernardino
$9,220,000
inclusive.
ty in New York City
Bond Sale—An issue of
Alta
of
April
on
osteopathic hospital bonds. Dated
May 1, 1955. Due on May 1 from
of the fiscal
ARKANSAS
i.
(PST)
the option of the
oughlin & Co., of Denver.
ittle Rock.
a.m.
composed
group
Fox, Reusch & Co., of Cin¬
cinnati, as 4s, at a price of par.
Valley Water
(P. O.
Gilroy), Calif.
Bond Offering—P. A. Cox, Dis¬
trict Secretary, will receive sealed
bids on April 11 for the purchase
of $2,111,000 40-year bonds.
Conservation
a
and
South Santa Clara
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids
Blair & Co., Central Republic Co.,
M. B. Vick & Co., all of Chicago,
Wright & Co., Fred D.
& Co., and C. N. White &
Co.
Bond Offering—Harold J.
Ostly,
12
Pinal
81,
Los
to
Blake
cisco.
Maricopa County School District
•
Arthur L.
on
April 1 from
inclusive.
on
April 1 from
1985 inclusive.
Bonds Not Sold
received
on
1488—for
000
the
building
will be
No bids were
—
March
29—v.
of
The
purchase
bonds.
reoffered
in
ture, it is reported.
the
181, p.
$236,bonds
near
fu¬
52
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1720)
Monday, April 11, 1955
...
'
-V--'
'•'
Corp.,
•
•
Bond
Indiana
Bond
Offering
181,
will
Schools,
of
Superintendent
on
of
chase
of the
The sale
originally sched¬
uled to be offered on March 29—
181,
v.
1488.
p.
Offerin g—Ralph
bids
tional
will
President,
Rogers,
at
Trust
Bond
ing
Na¬
until
1
Fort
Co.,
181,
bonds offered April 4
Co., and Magnus & Co.,
Cincinnati, jointly, at par,
both of
follows:
as
$99,000 3V2S. Due
1975
1955
bonds
and
callable
are
& Trust Co., Fort
Legality
approved
by
Ross, McCord, ,Ice & Miller, of
Indianapolis.
,
45,000
.
Bend
School
3s.
Due
Bond
Improvement bonds offered April
5—v. 181, p. 1488—were awarded
the
Chase
New York
of
Manhattan
City
Bank,
21
City,
100.20,
as I V2S, at a price
basis of about 1.44%.
a
Westfield, Ind.
Bond
Clerk-Treasurer,
396,000
will
receive sealed bids until 2:30 p.m.
bonds.
Dated
June
on
1
clusive.
April
from
1956
Bonds
thereafter
1,
due
1955.
to
in
callable
are
in¬
and
J,
1960.
Principal and interest
(J1D) payable at the Union State
Hank, of Westfield.
Legality ap¬
Ross, McCord, Ice &
Miller, of Indianapolis.
proved
by
IOWA
Dubuque, Iowa
Bond
,
Sale
The
—
$1,500,000
Wiltsr
revenue
4—v.
181, p. 1488—were awarded
$!>
bonds
Co., Des Moines,
price of 100.42, a
a
basis of about 2.34%.
a
Bond Sale
W.
181,
—
1608—were
p.
to the Carlton
Moines,
as
D. Beh
awarded
1957
bonds:
June 1 from 1958
on
'to 1963 inclusive.
4,000
sanitary
500
to
$2,500
from
3V2S,
inclusive;
due
1959 to
bonds:
$1,-
June 1 from
on
1958
and
June
on
of
1966
The
Due
1973
inclusive.
on
fellows:
on
1963
8,000
general
Due
on
bonds.
1
from
1956
Nov.
1
from
bonds.
1956
Dated
April
1,
bonds
notes
I.,
.
to
1964 to
to
in¬
Queen
Anne's County
1980
5
Pohl
of
1963
about
4.52%,
Commissioners until
(EST)
on
on
are
of
on
April 1 from
dated
Principal and interest (M-N)
able
the
at
Centreville
pay¬
National
Centreville. Legality ap¬
proved by Niles, Barton, Yost &
Bankmeyer, of Baltimore.
Bank,
Principal
payable,
Bank.
and
1,
in¬
at
the
Legality
ap¬
Skaggs, Hays & Fahey,
Louisville.
Boston,
;
;
State
111
bids
at
the
Second
Co., Room 411,
St., Boston, until 11
on April 12 for the
Sears,
Town
ceive
will
Treasurer,
sealed
bids
Bank-State
c/o
W.
the
re¬
Second
Trust
Street
Co.,
Dated April 1, 1955. Due on April
1
from
1956
to
1968
inclusive.
the
Second
Trust
Bank
Co.,
State
-
Boston.
& Dodge,
Bond
ap¬
May
1
inclusive.
$1,025,000
Due
purchase
of $2,025,000
follows:
as
school
on
project
May
1
from
bonds.
1956
tc
inclusive.
bonds
dated
are
May
Principal and interest
able
at
the
Second
1,
pay¬
Bank-State
Street Trust Co., Boston. Legality
by
Palmer
Dodge, of Boston.
&
Storey,
Thorndike,
approved
15
.
on
April 7
were
awarded
to
Bank
of Boston,
interest, plus
The
1955
notes
The
and
a
dated
mature
on
April
Nov.
13,
4, 1955.
Bristol
County (P. O.¬
Taunton), Mass.
Note
Offering—Ernest
County
ceive
sealed
(EST)
chase
on
of
Treasurer,
bids
April
until
11
for
W.
1955.
will
of
the
at
ates,
11
a.m.
the
pur¬
$308,000
notes, consist¬
ing of 300,000 tuberculosis hospital
1956
000
1974
$20,000
15,
'
1985
1980;
April
inclu-
'ly'-V/
y
;
public
;.
.utility
purchased 4 by
associ¬
2s, due
1962
to
April 15 from
on
to-1961
inclusive; $300,on
April 15 from
1965
inclusive; ?$1,170,000 2%s, due«on April -15
from? 1966 :to; T974
inclusive; •
and
$1 ;230,000 2 V£s, ;.due on
April :15 from v 1975- to, 1985
First
interest
National
Trust
pay¬
Bank
$50',000
11
from
H.
National
Bank
& Trust Co., of
Chicago, Kuhn, Loeb & Co., of
York, Lazard Freres & Co.,
Seattle-First National Bank,
of
Seattle, City National Bank &
Trust Co.,
of Kansas City, and
Mon¬
at
bank
a
or
New
(EST)
p.m.
bonds.
Feb. 1
on
J.
inclusive. Prin¬
1961
designated
by
C.
Wheat
&
Co., of Richmond.
Associates
of Glore, Forgan &
purchase of the $3,000.000 bonds were: William Blair
payable
company in the
(F-A)
trust
purchase of the
.vwere:
Chase
Manhattan National Bank, of New
York, First National Bank, Harris
Trust & Savings Bank, both of
purchase of
1, 1955. Due
1956 to
the
bonds
;
Chicago,
Guaranty
Trust
Co.,
P. Morgan & Co. Inc., both of
New
York, Continental Illinois
obligation
general
Dated Feb.
7:30
the
for
in
t
^Northern
J.
Offering—Glen
bids until
Co.
$8,416,000
MICHIGAN
April
ilhez
Associates. M
Legality approved by
Ropes, Gray, Best, Coolidge &
Rugg, of Boston.
on
•,
-<
Syndicate Members
1,
May
Co.
the
&
in
the
Co.,
of
Chicago, Brown Bros.
&
Co.,
Auchincloss,
Parker & Redpath, both of New
York, Farwell, Chapman & Co.,
of Chicago, Joseph, Mellen & Mil¬
ler,
Inc.,
and
Ross,
Borten ; &
Simon, Inc., both of Cleveland.
Harriman
Delta
Township School District
No.
10
.
(P. O. Lansing), Mich.
— D.
W. Rogers,
Offering
Secretary
cation,
of
the
will
Board
receive
of
Edu¬
bids
sealed
until 8 p.m. (EST) on April 14 for
the
purchase
school
$150,000
of
Essex
July
from
1
1955. Due on
to 1973 inclu¬
1956
St.
sive. Bonds due in 1961 and there¬
callable
are
pany
of
as
July
1,
Principal and interest (J-J)
bank
a
trust
or
com¬
designated by the purchaser.
Legality approved by Miller, Can-
Paddock
field,
of
Stone,
&
De¬
troit.
Bond
bonds
offered
by
by
Forgan
a
Co.,
p.
a
group
Trust
the
remaining
were
bonds
&
The
to
181,
$3,418,-
Northern
1, 1955.
to
Due
1970
of
New
Northern
Trust
group
price of 100.017 for the $3,-
(P.
the
Rapids), Mich.
Offering—Sealed bids will
be received by
the District Secre¬
tary until 8 p.m. (EST) on April
12 for the purchase of $105,000
issues
totaling $4,484,000.
Prindpal and
a bank
company
O. Grand
Bond
1955.
the several
due, in
callable
Grand Rapids Twp Sch. Dist. No. 4
building
for
are
(A-O) payable at
by
price
100.0004
Bonds
thereafter
April 1, 1959
due
of
April 1 from 1956
on
inclusive.
and
trust
nated
headed
by Glore,
York City.
Cove,
receive
to he desig¬
successful bidder.
Legality approved by Miller, Cr.afield, Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
or
purchased
and
account
an
paid
April 5—v.
the
Chicago,
$3,000,000
$11,416,0C0
will
8 p.m. (EST) on
April 12 for the purchase of $38,000 building bonds. Dated April
as
aggregating
awarded
were
Co.,
the
Gerald
—
Secretary,
sealed bids until
interest
Sale —Of
Bond
(P. O. Route 1, :
Johns), Mich.
Offering
District
1960
Detroit, Mich.
Township Fractional School
District No. 2
bonds. Dated May 1,
932,000 public sewer bonds, and a
April 2, 1956.
to
follows:
as
maintenance and $8,000 emergency
notes.
Dated April 11, 1955 and
on
from
on
to
was
$300,000 3s, due
Boston.
headed
re¬
15
April
.
issue >;
1969 inclusive.
dated
are
Principal and
able
000
Kil-
due
1971
Is, due
on
$50,000
inclusive.-
1956 to
bonds
jointly, at 1.34%
premium of $39.
are
2V2s,
May
1 from
payable at
Halsey, Stuart & Co., New York
City, and the National Shawmut
1970
inclusive;
$3,000,000
water
.;
70,000 school bonds. Due
1960.
Boston, Mass.
April
sive.
Milk
45
' on
to
from
from; 1981
The
1975
after
Sale—The $5,000,000 notes
15
1979
and
.
re¬
to
Bond
1,000,000 school bonds. Due on
May 1 from 1956 to 1975 incl.
due
Glore, Forgan & Co. and
1956
from
State, to be
purchaser.
the
lighting
4s,
1956
inclusive; $120,000 23/4S,
on
to
Warren
Boston,
14
for
April
on
1973
ceive sealed bids at the First Na¬
of
utility
$250,000
l%s, due
Treasurer, will
on
1970
to
*
$90,000 schoo'
April 5—v. 181, p.
1609
were awarded to Tyler &
Co., of Boston, as 2.20s, at a price
of 100.19, a basis of about 2.17%.
Bank
Due
1956
April 15 from
inclusive; $60,000
Valley Regional School
Town
4s.
as
from
public
bonds:
due
Stow, Mass.
Offering — C.
inclusive.
inclusive.
of Boston.
cipal and interest
411, 111
bonds,
15
500,000
Sale—The
Smith,
1985
bonds
offered
Bond
to
ment
District, Mass.
bonds
April 15 from 1974 to
inclusive; $125,000 l%s,
April
Street
Legality
$1,484,000 4s, due on
from 1956 to 1970
on
1981
Principal and interest payable at
Franklin St., Bos¬
ton, until 11 a.m. (EST) on April
Room
inclu¬
520,000 general public improve¬
(EST)
purchase of $124,000 water bonds.
a.m.
sealed
Howard
Aug.
on
1980
due April 15, 1980; and $625,000 Is, due on April 1 from
Street Trust
Franklin
Bond
Mass.
—
to
15
1979
Bank-
tague, Village Clerk, will receive
Offering
1974
inclusive;
due
inclusive; $420,000 2VzS, due
April 15 from 1971
to
1973 inclusive; $810,000 2%s,
,
Caro, Mich.
Bond
1973
2%s,
on
at
Town Treasurer, will receive
sealed
MASSACHUSETTS
roy,
April
of
due
p.m.
bonds. Dated May 1, 1955. Due on
May 1 from 1957 to 1975 inclusive.
April 1 from
April 1 from 1956 to
(A-O)
proved by
Bank
bonds:
April
$375,000 school project bonds. Due
April 19 for the pur¬
$400,000 public school
on
chase
1:30
to
inclusive;
Aug. 15
on
sive; $204,000 1 l^s, due Aug.
15, 1981; and $408,000 Is, due
on Aug.
1, 1982 and *1983.*['
3,464,000 generalimprovement
Norton, Mass.
Bond Offering—Lester M. John¬
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
ty
from
15
Merchants
discount.
on
inclusive.
1980 inclusive.
inclusive.
Smithland
of
"April
J.713%
the
to
v....
(P. O.
1971
$1,343,000
St., Boston, until 1 p.m. (EST) on
^pril 12 for the purchase of $445,000 bonds, as follows:
.1
v-;;-
'
Centerville), Md.
>
offered
water
& Co., of
price of 95.25, a
a
cost
bonds
1955. Due
Legality
'
•
,
approved
offered.
44,000 414s. Due
approved by H. N. Rogers, of Des
Moines. ~
1
1956 to
$54,000
National
tional
MARYLAND
'
from
—
April
1970
$453,000 2V2s, due
$400,000 notes
181, p. 1609—
5—v.
awarded
Pioneer
dated
are
to
Aug. 15
on
,
$500,000 notes
7,
1955. Due on March 1, 1956. Prin¬
cipal and interest payable at the
Merchants National Bank, of Bos¬
ton. Legality approved by Storey,
Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge, of
•
a
Sale —The
1609—issues
1956 to
terest
1955.
from
1,
Principal and
$10,000 3%s. Due
The
obligation
1
May
follows:
as
to
1958 inclusive.
"
The
The
dated
Sale—The
interest
Me.
The
—
2.20s, at a
basis of about
1956
bonds:
sewer
-
as
Melrose, Mass.
Note
mer
1.04% discount.
Note
awarded
were
J-D.
offered April 4 were awarded to
the Auburn Trust Co., Auburn, at
by Wyatt, Grafton & Grafton, of
inclusive.
June
Nov. 1 from
Louisville.
'
Due
frorr.
Smithland, Ky.
April 12 for the purchase of $17,000 street improvement
bonds, as
assessment
on
Legality
Cincinnati, at
special
1
(M-N) payable at the Bank
net
$9,000
as
ihclusive.
Nov.
on
Louisville.
revenue
(CST)
and
2.93%,
Nov.
on
are
1955.
of
100.28,
;•'J.'.
public
from
proved by Storey, Thorndike, Pal¬
1955.
bonds
ed
p.m.
Co.,
1973 inclusive.
laad, City Clerk, will receive seal¬
2
Boyce,
1
Dodge, la.
until
&
&
about
to
1963 inclusive.
Bond Offering—Robert H. Clel-
bids
Bankers
&
Due
1967 to
■
Bond
Fort
Bros.
3s.
1956
June
Interest
Barnstable,
of
.Lyons
cost
on
June 1 from 1957
on
inclusive.
1975
terest
sewer
3V4S, due
1956
*.
Co., of Louis-,
price of 101.65, a net
a
>399,000
$1,500
inclusive; and $4,000
3y2s, due
at
Dated
inclusive.
Auburn,
follows:
June 1 from 1955
on
L.
sealed
(CST)
be received by the Board of Coun¬
1
dated^Dec.
365,000 314s. Due
sewer
314, due
Stein
Alden
interest
Co., of Des
follows:
$5,500 storm
to
ville,
of
Glore
price of
a
bonds taken by
$1,524,000 4s, due
7
Almstedt Bros., J. J. B. Hilliard &
Son,
Dodge, Iowa
The $9,500 special
bonds offered April 5
assessment
~v.
1985 inclusive.
abe
composed
Co.,
receive
p.m.
MAINE
V
plant revenue bonds
April 6 were awarded to
group
Rieves,
Legality approved by Foley, Cox
& Judell, of New Orleans.
County (P.O. Louisville),
O'Neal,
Fort
1970
to
1
steam
Bond
Beh
at
A-E
1, 1955. Due
fiSr.d Sale—The $764,000 hospi¬
Carlton
2%s,
series
Kentucky
tal
will
2:30
sist of:
$3,932,000
,v
,
F. B.
—
1
Henderson, the Ohio Val¬
ley National Bank, Henderson, or
it the Chemical Corn Exchange
3ank, New York City. ■ Legality
approved by Chapman & Cutler,
pf Chicago.
offered
as
June
on
Bank of
Co., Central Repub¬
lic Co., all of Chicago, White-Phil¬
lips
Co.,
Inc.,
Davenport,
and
to
Le¬
May 10 for the purchase of $210,public improvement bonds,
bonds offered April
liam Blair &
D.
June
on
Due
1,
1954. Principal and interest (J-D)
payable
at
the
First
National
Jefferson
1957
J-D.
Boston.
Due
from 1977 to
composed of Paine,
Jackson & Curtis, Wil¬
Webber,
1,
bonds. Due oh "June
group
a
June
on
: :
j* from 1967 to 1976 inclusive.
The
until
1959 to 1961 inclusive.
bonds.
2,180,000
of June
as
Due
1958.
from 1962 to 1965 inclusive.
•
from
000
155,000 bond's. Due June 1, 1966.
1,826,000 bonds. Due on June 1
Due
1979
1961
579,000
revenue
power
bonds.
from
April 12 for the purchase of
$75,000 water works revenue
<oit
sealed
follows:
1957 and
Mar¬
Clerk,
oids
Note Sale
receive
light and
as
price
son,
Offering
from
1
a.m.
>249,000 bonds.
Offering—Christine
tin^ Town
will
11
1
Interest
Vivian, La.
,
Bond
6,
2.18%.
on
gality approved by Foley, Cox &
Judell, of New Orleans.
inclusive.
Offering—Phil J. Thorny,
electric
jonds,
•
April
on
(CST) on April
the purchase of $5,385,000
for
(CST)
inclusive.
1981
Clerk,
aids until
June
April 1 from
on
Henderson, Ky.
Bond Sale—The $815,000 school
to
inclusive,
1975
to
City, Ind,
from
1
April 1 from
on
1966
to
1967
April
on
53,000 2%s. Due
1976 to
South
were
—
1958 inclusive.
to
1959
Bank
,
Due
39,000 2V2s. Due
Wayne.;'
Edward
B.
—
of Boston,
1955. Due
on
The $8,416,000
,
Sale—The $100,000 school
offered April 5—v. 181, p.
Co.,
$3,000,000
the
100.004.
1609—were awarded to R. L. Day
&
the
issues,
Forgan account named
Lincoln-Sudbury Regional School
District (P. O. Lincoln), Mass.
affered April
Town
1609
p.
the Equitable Securi¬
to
$13,000 3s.
*
National
181,
v.
—
1956
on
utility
Northern Trust Co. syndicate con¬
are
dated
April
April 1, 1956.
notes
Due
were
$150,00 water
Corp., Nashville, at a price of
a net interest cost of about
2.84%, as follows:
1, 1962. Principal and inter¬
est (F-A) payable at the Lincoln
8
May 12 for the purchase of $450,building bonds. Dated June 1,
bonds offered
revenue
100.39,
Feb.
Dist. No.
sealed bids until 3 p.m.
inclusive.
notes
Bond
Secretary
of
the
Parish School Board, will receive
/
ties
of
as
Sale— The
awarded
April 1,
those due Aug. 1, 1962
thereafter
and
inclusive.
1978
to
sewer
April 4
semi-annu¬
dated
are
Offering
,
Bond
and
ally from Aug. 1, 1979 to Aug.
1, 1984 inclusive.
The
The
1955.
of
Boudreaux,
1975
Nov. 1 from
on
Elizabethtown, Ky.
i, 1979 inclusive.
Due
Nov. 1 from
on
1974 inclusive.
33,000 3V4S. Due
r
Bond
$75,000
discount.
000
1955 to
bonds.
awarded
1609—were
p.
to Pohl &
p.m.
follows:
130,000
combination
a
(P. O. Franklin), La.
Sale—The $132,000 build¬
revenue
—v.
$210,000 bonds. Due semi-annually from Feb. 1, 1957 to Feb.
1, 1971 inclusive.
180,000v bonds. Due semi-annu¬
ally from Aug. 1, 1971 to Feb.
<
for
0.72%
price
a
Sale-—The
April 6 were awarded to
Springfield National Bank, at
he
bonds
Benton, Ky.
L.
(CST) on
April 14 for the purchase of $500,000 first mortgage revenue bonds,
as
100.005
of
St. Mary Parish Sch.
receive
Lincoln
the
&
Bank
Wayne,
Co., all of New Orleans, at
KENTUCKY
Corp. (P. O. Fort Wayne), Ind.
sealed
ing bonds offered April 6—v. 181,
p. 1488—were awarded to a group
composed of Schweickardt & Co.,
John Dane, and J. Neibleman &
214s, 2%s and 0.75s.
Springfield Township School Bldg.
Bond
obligation
Note
purchasing
public
offered
Sale—The $174,000 build¬
Bond
general
Ward Sch. Dist.
Parish,
No. 2 (P. O. Mansfield), La.
;
Bank, as 2y2s.
\
23,000 revenue bonds to Shaw,
McDermott
&
Co., of Des
Moines, as ZV4S and 4s.
when
cancelled
;
bonds
to the Council Bluffs Savings
bonds was
above
p.
$27,000
19 for the pur¬
$49,000 building bonds.
April
DeSota
In
Hampden County (P. O.
Springfield), Mass.
water
bonds offered April 6—v.
1608—were awarded as
follows:
receive sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
(CST)
Sale—The
system
H. A. Lloyd,
—
LOUISIANA
Treynor, Iowa
$50,000
Consolidated School
Shoals
to
bonds. Dc.ted March 1,
on April
1 from 1956
inclusive. - Bonds due in
Due
1972
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Number 5419
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(1721)
1962
thereafter
and
callable
are
thereafter
callable
are
as^of April 1, 1959. Principal and
1,
interest
.-
(A-O) payable at
(A-O) payable at
trust
or
the
bank
a
designated by
bidder.
Legality
Miller,
Canfield,
Stone, of Detroit.
cdftipany
successful
approved
&
Grattan
Township Fractional Sch.
1 (P.O. R. No. 3,
Dist. No.
:
Belding), Mich.
Offering—Marvie
Bond
Satter-
lee, Secretary of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
until 7 p.m. (EST) on April 19 for
the purchase of $50,000 building
bonds.
company
proved
Bonds
thereafter
callable
are
1958.
1,
in
due
Principal
1964
and
of April
as
and
interest
<A-0) payable at a bank or trust
designated by the pur¬
company
chaser.
-,y-
Grosse Pointe
Offering—Harry A. Furton, City Clerk, will receive seal¬
bids
until
8
or
May 1, 1955. Due
1958 to
Kenower,
awarded
were
—
MacArthur
&
to
Co.,
of
Detroit.
Tyrone
No.
Township School District
4
(P.
O.
Kent City), Mich.
bids until
for
11
8 p.m.
(EST) on April
purchase of $55,000
the
building
bonds.
Dated
April
1,
and
thereafter
callable
are
in 1971 and thereafter
of July
as
interest
1, 1960.
(J-J)
trust
or
Principal and
payable at
bank
a
designated by
Legality approved
company
the purchaser.
by Miller, Canfield, Paddock
Stonp, of Detroit.
James
trust
Couzens
to
&
1962
Warren
Bond
Sale—The
Assessment
bonds
offered
1489—were
$245,000
Spe¬
paving
April 5—v. 181,
$110,000 sewer
and sewage disposal plant bonds
offered April 5—v. 181, p. 1610—
were awarded to
Piper, Jaffray &
Hopwood, of Minneapolis.
Counties Joint
solidated School Districts Nos.
59,
bonds
181,
schmidt,
ceive
(CST)
$47,000 2V2s./Due on-July-l from
,,'v, 1956 to 1963 inclusive.
18,000 2V4S. Due
on July 1 from
,1964 to .1966 inclusive.
,'
chase
April
on
until
19
from
1958
1975
to
of May
as
The
bonds
on
April 1,
July 1 from 1956 to
1966 inclusive.
and
dated
are
Bonds due in 1961
thereafter,
callable
are
of
as
July 1, 1960. Principal and inter¬
est
(J-J) payable at a bank or
trust
cipal
bank
and
Oshtemo
Town¬
Fractional School District
No. 9 (P. O. Kalamazoo), Mich.
Bond Sale—The $45,000 general
obligation
March
&
school
29—v.
awarded
to
Co., of
100.012,
about
181,
net
a
2.57%,
1956
bonds
offered
1489—were
p.
Kenower, MacArthur
Detroit, at a price of
$39,000 234s.
*V
to
as
interest
cost
of
follows:
Due
1969
5,000 1 %s. Due
April 1 from
on
inclusive.
Anoka
No.
on
sealed
(EST)
chase
bids
April
on
until
19
8
re¬
p.m.
for the
pur¬
of
from 1956 to 1967 inclusive. Bonds
in
callable
M-N.
1
-
'
1963
as
and
thereafter
are
of May 1, 1962. Interest
"
County Indep. Sch. Dist.
1976
School District
O. 3200 Middlebelt
Road, Inkster), Mich.
•"■"Note Offering—Dr. B. A. Mil¬
Secretary of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
until 8:30 p.m. (EST) on April 12
for the purchase of $50,000 tax
anticipation notes. Dated April 1,
1955.
Due on Feb. 1, 1956. Prin¬
cipal and interest payable at a
bank or trust company designated
of
the
Sch.
Dist.
Board
of
Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids
til
un¬
7:30
p.m.
(EST) on April 13
purchase of $40,000 build¬
ing bonds. Dater April 1, 1955.
Due on April 1 from 1956 to 1969
for the
inclusive.
Bonds
bidder.
Edina,
e r a
Sale
1
due
in
1961
and
Minn.
March
28—v.
1489—were awarded to
a
181,
20
for
2
1955.
apolis,
Juran
&
Moody,
Inc.,
American National Bank, both of
St.
Paul,
and • Paine,
Webber,
Jackson & Curtis, of Chicago, at
price of
a
of about
par,
2.83%,
thereafter
1,
terest
1
of
1956.
Principal
payable at
trust
200,000
to
1962 inclusive.
2.60s.
Due
from 1963 to
400,000
2.90s.
from
Due
to
the
coupons,
carry an
1
the
entire
will
Bond
Valley,
Offering
bids will
Minn.
,
.
Village Clerk
—
announces
be
received
Legality
&
,
Due
on
Feb.
Dated
1
from
inclusive. Bonds due
thereafter
are
Bond
Feb.
1957
in
callable
1,
to
1972
as
of
1955.
1976
and
Feb.
purchaser.
by
Dorsey,
bank
a
sealed
bids
April
ment
Due
Clerk,
until
13
for
Bond
inclusive.
payable
Benson,
of
SaJe—The $360,000
Piper, Jaffray
&
Allison-Williams Co.,
J.
M. Dain
net
at
a
interest
about
follows:
as
$100,000
2.40s.
from
1958
60,000 2.70s.
1968
to
V;
1974
to
115,000
Due
1973
on
Due
1979
5—v.
to
181,
the
First
1985
addition
to
on
the
entire
May
bonds
will
1%
1, 1957.
Minnesota
Sale
Jackson,
1489—were
$265,000 drain¬
bonds offered April 5—v. 181,
1610 — were awarded to the
p.
American
National
Bank
of
of
the
National
Bond
Belgrade), Minn.
Offering — A. J.
Wens-
District Clerk, will
man,
sealed
receive
bids until 1 p.m.
(CST) on
April 21 for the purchase of $295,000 building bonds. '> Dated April
1, 1955.
Due on April
1 from
1958 to
1977
as
and
suitable
1985 inclusive.
and
of
thereafter
April
interest
bank
1,
Bonds due
are
1976.
Bank
.of
was
(P. O.
awarded
1
from
bonds
$100,0C0
sold
was
1955
to
Due
1974
on
Legality
proved by Charles &
of St*. Louis. '!
;
Trauernicht,.
until
ap¬
4
An
issue
of
1, 1.954.
1955
to
A-O.
Due
1963
Oct.
on
inclusive.
Legality
&
l%s.
and
15,
1
Bond
approved
by
St.
of
District
(P. O. Magnblia), Miss.
181,
1489—were awarded to Scharff
6
Jones, of New Orleans, and the
Bank
of
payable
designated
at
any
by
the
Y
HAMPSHIRE
!
15,
1955.
Due
Dec.
Memphis,
-vi
Ferry, N. J.
Bond
Offering — William Stika,
Borough Clerk, will receive sealed'
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on
April
19 for the
May 1, 1955.
to
*
purchase of $29,975 gen-i
improvement
1956
Sale—The $250,000 indus¬
trial bonds offered April 5—v.
National
be;
NEW JERSEY
Little
from
Interest
Supervisor's
to
Dated
Trauernicht,
County
bonds
1955.
r
No. 4
W.
was
eral
Pike
Lauren
011
April
sold to the First National Bank of
2s
<
,.
p.m.
(EST) on April".12^
purchase1 of $200,0d0 notfes.
for the
Dated
Sale:
J
'
Berlin, N. H.
,, - ..
Note
Oflermg—Sealed bids Willi
be received by the
City Treasurer'
inclu¬
$25,000 fire department bonds
—
obligation
NEW
sive/Interest A-O.
as
£'';
.7
May 2. The bonds will
serially in 18 years. Y,
mature
McLarty & Co., ol
4V4S, 3s; 23/4S and
from
First
2s.
Tonopah), Nev.
Offering
general
Jackson, as
2V2s. Dated Oct. 1, 1954.
Oct.
the
as
Gibbs, District Fiscal Agent, Un¬
ion Zions
Bldg.,: Salt Lake City,!
Utah, is making available com-,
plete details, of an issue of $90,000
1362.
p.
Bond
t
April
on
reduced
was
facilities
Kroeze,
to
Nye County, Toiyable Sch. Dist.
Bond Sale—An issue of
water
awarded
Co.; of Lincoln,
awarded
to
$106,800 paving
181, p.
••
.
Clinton, Miss.
Due
bonds.
on
Dated
May 1 from-1
1961
inclusive. Principal
(M-N) payable at the
City National Bank & Trust Co.,
Hackensack. Legality approved
by
Hawkins, Delafield & Wood, of
New York City.
»)Y.
and interest
jointly.
School District, Mo
Sale—An issue of $350,-
Bond
000
building bonds
sold to
was
a
group
composed
of
DempseyTegeler & Co., A. G. Edwards &
Sons, both of St. Louis, and Stern
& Co., of Kansas City, as
2i/2s, 2v4s and 2s. Dated March 1,
Bros.
1955.
Due
1974
on
March
inclusive.
Legality
approved
1
from
Interest
by
1956
M-S.
Charles
&
Trauernicht, of St. Louis,
'
'Kl
County Regional High Sch.
Dist. No.
MISSOURI
'
'
1
Bond
1
(P. O. Little Falls),
New Jersey
Offering — Thelma A.
Stamm, Secretary of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (EST) on April 19 for
the
purchase of $830,000 building
Dated June 1, 1954. Due
bonds.
on
June 1 from 1956 to 1976 inclu¬
sive. Principal and interest
(J-D)
payable at the Little Falls Nation¬
al
Bank, Little Falls. Legality ap¬
by Hawkins, Delafield &
Wood, of New York City.
proved
West Deptford
MONTANA
Billings, Mont.
Offering—W. J.
Bond
City
bids
Clerk,
until
7
will
:30
Bond
Fry, Jr.,
receive
sealed
(MST) on
April 12 for the purchase of $21,600
Township (P. O.
p.m.
Special Improvement District
bonds.
Dated
April 15,
1955.
In¬
Sale—The
improvement
N.
offered March 31—v.
—were
nauer
at
a
J.
1
$22,000
water
assessment
awarded
to
181,
J.
,
bonds
p.
B.
1490
Han-
&
Co., of Newark, as 2.45s,
price of 100.28, a basis of
about 2.39%.
terest J-J.
Westfield School
Cascade
County School Districts,
(P. O. Cascade), Mont.
Bond
call¬
Princi¬
mh.Y
'
April 4—v.
Thorofare),
School District No. 215 (P. O.
Board. Yin*
Ay:Y
.
NEVADA.,
Harrington & Co.,
—
issue
St.
.JStearns and Kandiyohia Counties
Joint Independent Consolidated
in
School
r..
an
issue of $375,000 garment
type industrial bonds. The amount
to
age
bonds.
Amortization
'.£'•/.*
offered
Trust
Canton, Miss.
Bond
1
foregoing
issue
p.m.
pur¬
building
Bond Sale—The
Affton
carry an additional coupon of
from Oct. 1, 1955 to Oct.
the
J-D.
Passaic
inclusive.
8
NEBRASKA
'
May 1 from
Due
until
1489—were awarded
p.
Memphis.
First
May 1 from
bids
April 25 for the
$39,000
of
terest
Bond Sale—The
$55,000 special
improvement bonds offered April
inclusive.
2.90s.
the
on
of
choice
by
inclusive.
from 1980 to
coupons,
1
•
1
Dated June 1, 1955.
bonds will be the first choice and
serial bonds will be the second
interest
banking
p.
May
om
to 1967 inclusive.
Due
85,000 2.80s.
2.83%,
until
on
County School District
on
chase
Anguilla, Miss.
Co., all .of Min¬
price of 10O.O8, a
of
Trustees,
bids
McCook, Neb.
&
cost
of
sealed
sealed
(MST)
MISSISSIPPI
Oct.
of
Board
(MST)
ceive
Dorsey, Colman, Barker, Scott &
Barber,
of
Minneapolis,
ano
Moody & Springsted, of St. Paul.
Memphis,
build¬
>
73 J
(P. O. Dixon), Mont.
Offering—Delia M. Wipplinger, District Clerk, will 're¬
oi
approved
No.
No. 9
institution designated by the
pur¬
chaser.
Legality
Additional
103
these
Bond
(CST)
and
the
Sanders
improve¬
May 1, 1955.
suitable
any
Board.
of
April 23 for the
purchase
of
$23,000
building
bonds. Dated June 1, 1955.
receive
purchase
Principal
at
sale
Offering—Margaret Seidl,
of
receive
p.m.
May 1 from 1958 to 1965
on
School
cancelled when origin-,
on Dec.
13.
will
works
Dated
the
The
County Sch. Dist.
Clerk
suc¬
Min¬
p.m.
the
water
bonds.
8
of
j.i-
Amund-
will
Amortiza¬
(P. O. Swan Lake), MontJ.tt^
approved
Offering—Albert
Village
1, 1955.
J-D.
was
Lake
of
trust
the
of
No.,>3
1975
as
or
by
District
ally offered
v
Louis.
pal
the
approved
Bond
son,
composed
be
Legality
4
Charles
able
by
bonds
Taylor Falls, Minn.
ing bonds offered April 1—v. 181,
p. 1489—were awarded to a group
1, 1971.
Principal and interest
payable at any suitable bank to
designated
ap¬
Washington Counties
Independent Consolidated
un¬
p.m. (CST) on April, 12 for
purchase of $1,000,000 general
obligation
Sewer
Improvement
bonds.
by
(P. O. White Bear Lake), Minn.
8
1
in¬
and
designated
by
Joint
that
the
No.
neapolis.
Paul.
Sept. 1, 1955 to 1956.
Royce W. Owens,
of
as
Bond Sale—The
extra rate of 1.10% from
Golden
1970
suitable bank
a
company
1
foregoing
issue
to
Sibley County (P. O. Gaylord),
March
on
in
School Districts Nos. 39 and
1968 to 1977 inclusive.
addition
In
March
on
1967 inclusive.
at
designated
bidder. Legality
Faegre & Benson,
by
1,
1957
Ramsey and
In
March 1 from
on
May
from
callable
are
Faegre
Minneapolis.
follows:
as
$220,000 2s. Due
callable
are
cessful
of
April
$170,000
Dated
Jan.
on
net interest cost
a
payable
company
&
on
inclusive. Bonds due
July
or
purchase
bonds.
Due
1972
(CST)
p.m.
the
hospital
group
composed of E. J. Prescott & Co.,
Kalman & Co., both of Minne¬
thereafter
choice
Interest
Le¬
by
,
offered
ond
May 1, 1974. Principal and inter¬
$400,000.—v. 181,
until
neapolis,
$820,000 genimprovement
1985 inclusive. Bonds due in
and
School
Dated June
May 1 from 1958 to
on
bids
Hopwood,
The
—
Due
Dated
District: B
tion bonds will be the first choice
and serial bonds will be the
sec¬
April
$575,000
May - 1,
of
School
bonds!.
5
callable
are
1955.
bonds.
Paynesville, Minn.
Offering—W. E. Schultz,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
in
Legality
ap& Benson, of
obligation
bonds
til
Fractional
(P. O. Holland), Mich.
Offering—Joe Wiersma,
Director
approved
Bond
1, 1965. Principal and
oroved by Faegre
Minneapolis.
sealed
by the purchaser.
Bond
due
to be designated by the
company
successful
bank
Faegre
Benson, of Minneapolis.
interest payable at a bank or trust
ton,
8
on
Bonds
thereafter
and
of April
as
No. 7 (P.
Two.
(CST)
inclusive.
1985
to
interest
1975
suitable
any
proved
1958
Nankin Township
No.
at
1955.
to
and
Principal
payable
1,
1958
the successful bidder.
8 p.m.
April
14 for the
purchase of $458,000
building bonds. Dated April 1,
1955. Due on April 1 from 1958
'
Park
May
from
1
District Clerk, will receive sealed
p.
L.
$53,000 building bonds.
Dated May 1, 1955. Due on May 1
due
a
(P. O. Anoka), Minn.
Offering—Dora Pederson,
April 1, 1971.
Powell, District Director, will
ceive
at
47
Bond
Dated
Feb.
inclusive.
and
Bay City), Mich.
Offering — Ralph
Bond
payable
trust company to be des¬
building
pur¬
designated by the puchaser.
inclusive.
Township School District
(P. O. R. F. D. No. 3,
No. 2
■*.
bonds.
and
Bond
Monitor
ment
145,000
Kerkhoven),
purchase
High
re¬
$250,000 plant improve¬
bids until
Y'Y
Kalamazoo
ships
of
the
p.m.
the
for
gality
Barker, Scott & Barber, of Min¬
neapolis.
designated by the
purchaser. Legality approved by
Millet, Canfield, Paddock & Stone,
of ^Detroit.
chase
11
8
p.m.
ignated by the purchaser. Legality
approved
by
Dorsey,
Colman,
company
to
Klein-
will
until
pur¬
1, 1969. Prin¬
interest
and
or
April
on
on
Clerk,
bids
8
$765,000 building bonds.
May 1, 1955. Due on May
Callable
Village
sealed
the
for
of
Dated
1
bids
sealed
.
1955. Due
Morgan, Minn.
Offering — L. A.
Bond
2.39%,
v
30—v.
awarded
Jaffray & Hopwood, of
Minneapolis, as 2.40s, at a price of
100.30, a basis of about 2.35%.
Due
follows:..
March
were
—
for
as
bonds.
<,
Bond Offering—W. H.
Brownell,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on
19
$295,000 bonds,
-
$150,000
Minnesota
£15,000
$50,000 build¬
offered
1489
p.
Hennepin Counties In¬
dependent School District No. 220
(P. O. Anoka), Minn.
Bond Offering — Raymond K.
Nelson, District Clerk, will re¬
and
Dist. No. 101 (P. O.
on
(P. O. Prince¬
Sale—The
(CST)
Anoka
70
ton), Minn.
Bond
Agricultural
Sch. Dist. (P. O. Bath), Mich.
Bond Sale—The $65,000 build¬
ing bonds' offered April 6 were
awarded to Stranahan, Harris &
Co„ of Toledo, at a price of 100.<001, a net interest cost of about
as
62 and
ceive
Rural
i
Independent Con¬
the purchase of
follows:
Swift, Chippewa and Kandiyohi
Counties Jt. Indep. Consol. Sch.
Mille Lacs, Isanti'Wrtd Sherburne
to
MINNESOTA
Legality approved by
Dorsey, Colman, Barker, Scott &
Barber, of Minneapolis.
'
est
Sale—The
p.
Kenower,
Co., of Detroit.
MacArthur &
and
suitable
any
Piper,
District
awarded
Principal
at
Kimball Prairie, Minn.
ing
Clemens), Mich.
cial
payable
Bond
designated by the
Township (P. O. Mount
inclusive.
interest
Principal and inter¬
payable at a bank or
company
callable
are
lighting bonds. Dated May
1, 1955. Due on Jan. 1 from 1956
April 1, 1960.
(A-O)
purchaser.
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on April
14
for
the
purchase of $12,000
of
as
July 1 from
on
Henderson, Minn.
Bond Offering—P. P.
Kroehler,
City Clerk, will receive sealed
Bond Offering—Andrew H. An¬
derson, Secretary of the Board of
Education,
will
receive
sealed
inclusive. Bonds due
1976
,
banking institution designated by
the purchaser. Legality approved
by Briggs, Gilbert, Morton, Kyle
&
Macartney,
and
&
Moody
Springsted, both of St. Paul.
1489
p.
purchaser.
Dated
■']
y
181,
—
000
bonds.
Minneapolis.
trust
street
est
p.m.
revenue
jf
^
bank
a
to be designated by the
bidder.
Legality
ap¬
(EST) on
April 18 for the purchase of $275,water
Colman, Barker, Scott & Barber,
1955. Due on April 1 from 1956 to
1973 inclusive. Bonds due in 1963
Farms, Mich.
Bond
ed
interest
Sparta Township School District
No. 3 (P. O. Sparta), Mich.
Bond Sale—The $40,000 build¬
ing bonds offered March 31
v.
April 1, 1955. Due
April 1 from 1956 to 1972 in¬
on
of April
as
and
by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
Stone, of Detroit.
dock &
Dated
clusive.
Principal
successful
by
Paddock
1960.
53
ner,
Offering—Gladys
Gerk-
Clerk of the Board of Trus¬
tees, will receive sealed bids
til 8 p.m.
(MST)
on
District, N. J.
Bond Sale—The $900,000 build¬
ing bonds offered April 5—v. 181,
p. 1490—were awarded to a
groupcomposed
the Chemical Com
Bank;
Byrne
and
Phelps, Inc., both of New York
City, and Julius A. Rippel, Inc.,
Exchange
un¬
April 14 for
of
„;
/
54
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1722)
of
Newark,
100.11,
1.60s, at a price of
as
Hadley
-
Bank,
Austinburg Local School District
Lu¬
Lake
bids until
(P. O. R. F. D. No. 2, Jefferson),
zerne
zerne.
basis of about 1.58%.
a
for the
Ohio
Poughkeepsie City School District,
YORK
NEW
Bond Offering
New York
City School District (P. O.
255 West Main St., Batavia), N. Y.
Eo.itl
Offering — Robert Male,
a
3:30
until
bids
(EST)
p.m.
on
19 lor the purchase of $1,-
April
478,000
April
1,
1956
from
Dated
April 1
building bonds.
1955.
Due op
inclusive.
1985
to
Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬
able
Trust
Traders
&
Manufacturers
the
at
Buffalo.
Co.,
Le¬
gality aproved by Hawkins, Delafield & Wood, of New York City.
Brunswick
(P. O. 401 Cannon
Place, Troy), N. Y.
Bond
Sale —The
$64,000 im¬
provement bonds offered April
1
—v.
131, p. 1490—were awarded
to R.
D. White & Co., of New
York City, as 2.80s, at a price of
100.19, a basis of about 2.78%.
Buffalo
Bond
181,
and improve¬
April 5—v.
extension
offered
1363—were awarded to
Co., and Gold¬
p.
both of New
Sachs & Co.,
City, jointly,
man,
York
price of
100.14,
21/ss,
as
at
a
basis of about
a
Co., Hemphill,
Noyes & Co., all of New York
City, Schoellkopf, H u 11 o n
&
Pomeroy, of Buffalo, Hallgarten
&
Cairo, Durham, Athens, Cat skill,
Coxsackie and Greenville Central
School District No.
1
(P. O.
Cairo), N. Y.
Offering — E.
Merton
Bond
ceive
sealed
(EST)
on
until
bids
chase
of
April 1, 1955.
1955
from
2
p.m.
April 14 for the pur¬
$60,000 building bonds.
Dated
Due
inclusive.
1966
to
Oct.
on
of
Cairo.
Legality
ap¬
by
Vandewater,
Sykes,
Bank,
proved
Heckler & Galloway, of N. Y. City.
Fallsburgh, Fallsburgh Fire District
(P. O. South Fallsburgh), N. Y.
Pond
Sale —The
bonds
181,
100.23,
$35,000
Clark,
ty highway bonds offered April 5
181,
—v.
Harris
the
to
offered
&
a
(P.
New
Bond
March
31—
O.
Tarrytown),
of
100.14,
Offering
sealed
(EST)
payable
of
Bond Sale—The $237,000
Infirmary
Trust
12
$337,000
Jan.
15
Jan.
on
inclusive.
1969
to
able
the
at
State
of
New
York
Bank, Kingston. Legal¬
ity
approved
by
Vandewater,
Sykes, Heckler & Galloway, of
York
New
West
Clerk, will receive sealed
Nov.
on
fol¬
as
1956
1979
to
1956 to
bonds.
1980
Due
Town
sealed
Clerk,
bids
April
on
will
until
12
L.
H.
re¬
11
the
for
a.m.
pur¬
of
$665,000 curbs, drainage
machinery bonds.
Dated May 1, 1955. Due on
May
highway
to
1975
office
of
the
pay¬
Presid¬
ing
Supervisor,
Town
Hall,
Hempstead. Legality approved by
Delafield
New York
Luzerne
&
Wood,
Buffalo.
Legality
NORTH
Burke
Luzerne), N. Y.
will
Stanton,
receive
bids until 2 p.m.
(EST) on
April 19 for the purchase of $38,000
improvement bonds.. Dated
May 1, 1954. Due
on
May 1 from
1972^ inclusive.
interest
approved
by
&
ling, Secretary of the Local Gov¬
Commission, will receive
his
at
in
office
New
York
by
Shetterly
York
Ra¬
City.
Legality ap¬
Mitchell,
Pershing,
&
Mitchell,
New
of
City.
from
1956
Bank
payable
&
ston-Salem,
at
Principal
the
Lu¬
Trust
as
1956 to
Co., of Win¬
follows:
$280,000 3s. Due
NORTH
on
April 1, 1970.
DAKOTA
Jamestown Independent School
District, N. D.
Bond Sale—The
bonds
30—v.
1363—were awarded to the
American
National
Bank,
of
St.
Antwerp Local Sch. District, Okie
Bond
Offering
Dale
—
Clerk of the Board
of
Ehrhart,
Education,
will receive sealed bids until
on
April 21
for
the
noon
pur¬
1955.
Due on Dec. 1
from 1956 to 1974 inclusive. Prin¬
1,
1955.
Due
Dated
Dec.
on
1956 to 1965 inclusive.
cipal and
the
at the
the
(J-D)
payable
legal depository, currently
Antwerp Exchange Bank. Le¬
gality approved by Squire, Sand¬
ers
&
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
&
Bond
Sale
cinerator
bonds
The
$395,000 in¬
equip¬
offered April
6—v.
—
and
fire
station
1491—were/awarded
p.
to-
interest
First
(J-D)
National
cinnati.
Bank,
\"V
..V.,v-K
Clay-Genoa Local School District
(P. O. Genoa), Ohio
Bond
Sale—The $520,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Mar. 30—v. 181,
p. 1363—were awarded to a group
composed of Stranahan, Harris &
Co.,
Ryan,
Sutherland
&
Co.,
Toledo, and Raffensperger,
Hughes & Co., of Indianapolis, as
2?,As, at a price of 100.61, a basis
both of
(P.
O.
Mount
Vernon),
Dist.
Ohio
Marshallville, Ohio
Bond
bonds
ing
bonds
181,
p.
offered
March
Heights, Ohio
Bond Sale—The $140,991.87
bonds
street
offered
March
1490—were
p.
t
:
spe¬
improve¬
awarded
Heights City Sch. Dist.,
Ohio
received
Board
by the
Clerk
Education
of
The
$21,000
March
sewer
31—v.
awarded
181,
the
to
Dist. (P. O.
Matamoras), Ohio
New
of
until
Miami
Ohio
the
noon
at the City National Bank & Trust
Co., Columbus. Legality approved
received
Board
of
the
to
I
Ohio
Frazier,
(EST) on April 15
purchase of $48,000 sew¬
noon
disposal plant bonds. Dated
April 1, 1955. Due on Nov. 1 from
1956 to 1971 inclusive.
Principal
and interest
Peoples
Legality
(M-N) payable at the
State
Bank, Granville.
by
approved
by the
(EST)
noon
to
of
on
Ohio
Bond Offering—Rhoda O.
the
receive
Board
Sams,
of Education,
sealed
a
(P. O. Zanesfield), Ohio
Bond
Sale—The $120,000 buil
offered March 31—
bonds
181,
1491—were
p.
Braun,
Bosworth
Toledo,
as
3s, at
awarded
&
Co., Inc.,
price of 101.0
a
basis of about 2.88%.
a
Somerset, Ohio
Bond
Offering
Wilma
—
Gree
Village Clerk, will receive seale
bids until
the
(EST)
noon
purchase
April 1
on
of
$23,000 M
nicipal
B u i 1 d i n g- improveihe
bonds/ Dated April 1, 1954.
Du
Oct. 1 from 1956 to 1970 inclu
on
sive.
Principal and interest (A-O
payable
the
at
Citizens
Stat
Legality
ap
by
Bricker,
Marburgei
Barton, of Columbus.
Evatt &
Toledo, Ohio
City Counci
City Treasur;
a
the
Investment Account
iy2s, at
as
Westlake,
Bond
Offering
un¬
equip¬
March
15
by
pai
of the
fire
Dated
Dec.
on
from
15,
1956
inclusive.
Peck, Shaffer & Williams, of Cin¬
Winkler,
sealed
(EST)
on
bids
April
until
20. for
chase of $10,000
*
—
Virginia I
Clerk, will re
Village
ceive
Ohio
nooj
the
pur
Village Hall im
April 1
provement bonds. Dated
1955.
Due
1965
inclusive.
Dec.
on
1
from
1956
t
Principal and in
terest payable at the Rocky Rive
branch of the National City Ban)
cinnati.
of
Muskingum
New
Bond
College (P.
Concord), Ohio
Offering—Earl
Cleveland.
A.
O.
Willard, Ohio
Trustees, will receive sealed bids
until 4 p.m. (EST) on April 20
the purchase of $750,000 non
tax-exempt . dormitory" bonds.
Dated Feb. 1, 1955. Due on Feb. 1
for
from
1958 to
Bond
Mont¬
gomery, Treasurer of the Board of
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Bond
Napoleon, Ohio
Offering — Earl Wirick,
City Clerk-Treasurer, will receive
bids until noon (EST) on
April 15 for the purchase of $10,958.78 street improvement bonds.
Offering
Dated April
1, 1955. Due
on
Apr. 1
from 1956 to 1965 inclusive.
Prin¬
cipal and interest
at
the
the
bids
until
April 20 for the purchase of $825,000 building bonds.
Heath, Ohio
Bond Offering—Rosalie Swartz,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
(A-O)
payable
legal depository, currently
Community
Bank,
of
Na¬
poleon.
follows:
as
City School District,
ing bonds offered April 6—v. 181,
p. 1491—were awarded as 2%s, at
price of 100.22, a basis of about
2.72%, to a group composed of
Hesslei
C.
-
.
Oct. ,1
on
inclusive.
from
-
1956
196
to
;
.
municipal
9,000
>
bond:
garage
Due
on
1960
inclusive.
Oct.
1
from
1956
1
t
,
The-bonds
are
dated April 1
Principal and interest (A-O
payable at the 1 Willard Unite
Bank.
Legality approved b
Squire, Sanders & Dempsey, c
1955.
Cleveland.
Worthington, Ohio
Bond
Offering
—
Donald
V
Horch, Village Clerk, will receiv
sealed
on
bids until
April
18 for
7:30 p.m.
the
(EST
purchase
c
$12,100 improvement bonds. DateMarch 1, 1955.
est
Ohio
Bond Sale—The $1,600,000 build¬
C.
$30,000 fire apparatus bonds. Du
1956 to 1965.
Portsmouth
—
Village Clerk, will receive seale'
bids until noon (EST) on April 1
for the purchase of $39,000 bond:
1995 inclusive. Prin¬
Squire,
Grandview Heights City School
Clerk of
Bank,
price
2s, at
Sanesfield-Monroe Local Sch. Dis
April 21 for the
$20,000
bonds.
Due
1965
Clerk
Principal and
interest
(M-S)
payable at the
Miami Deposit Bank, Yellow
Springs.
Legality
approved
by
Sanders & Dempsey, of Cleveland.
District,
County
as
par.
sealed
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
the
Logan
Bellefontaine,
resolution,
Township Trustees
purchase
by Squire, Sanders & Dempsey, of
bids until
■
Bond Sale—The
$15,000 scho
improvement bonds offered Apr.
—v.
181, p. 1491—were award
in accordance with
Township (P* Q*
Springs), Ohio
Yellow
on
Granville,
Point.
Rushsylvania Local School Distri
of
Bond Offering—Carl A.
National
Bank,
Legality a
proved
by
Squire,
Sanders
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Powhattan
—
April 20 for the pur¬ cipal and interest payable at the
$825,000 building bonds/ Huntington National Bank, Co¬
lumbus, or at the Bankers Trust
Dated May 1, 1955. Due on Dec. 1
COi, New York City. Legality ap¬
from 1956 to 1975 inclusive. Prin¬
proved
by
Squire,
Sanders
&
cipal and interest (J-D) payable
chase
Pri
payab
Bond Sale—The $148,000 build-!
Bond Sale
The $313,375 Doo
ing bonds offered April 7—v. 181, Street
grade
elimination
bond
p. 1491—were awarded to McDon¬
originally
intended
to
be* sol<
ald &
Co., of Cleveland, as 3s,
publicly on April 12—v. 181, p
at par.
1611—were purchased on April f
to
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be
pu
28—v.
Co., of Cleveland, as
price of 100.90, a basis
a
—
Matamoras Local Sch.
McDonald &
3V4S, at
First
proved
1955.
Garfield
the
Bank, Somerset.
ment
of about 2.68%.
no
the
cipal and interest (A-O)
about 2.98%.
31—v.
assessment
Sale
offered
1363—were
p.
1490—were awarded to the
Ohio Company, of Columbus, as
2%s, at a price of 100.64, a basis
for
of
National Bank, or Orrville, as 3s,
at•'sr price of 100.10, a basis of
til
Sale—The $390,000 build¬
26
.
Educatio
from 1956 to 1965 inclusive.
at
for
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
Clinton-Liberty Local Sch.
of
Olio
Wm.
Prin¬
payable
-
P.
$20,000 building bon
Dated Jan. 1, 1955. Due on Oct.
ing
Maple Heights, Ohio
1
of
Celina. Legality approved by
Peck, Shaffer & Williams, of Cin¬
will
cipal and.interest
Stuart
3.15%.
improvement bonds.
March
$380,000 building bonds.
Dated Feb. 1,
composed
works
Offering
age
OHIO
1491—were awarded
p.
group
J.
Mericka
&
Co.,
and
Saunders, Stivers & Co., both of
Cleveland, jointly as 3V4S, at a
price of 100.91, a basis of about
for
Paul.
181,
a
181,
Cleveland.
March
5—v.
to
ment
$290,000 build¬
offered
$1,077,150 sew¬
street improvement and bridge
improvement bonds offered April
er,
— Willard
York,
will receive sealed
bids until noon (EST) on April 15
for the purchase of $25,000 water
Bond
(EST)
April 1 from
on
1969 inclusive.
20,000 2V2s. Due
p.
In¬
City Auditor,
Grandview
Sale—The $300,000 water
bonds offered April 5—v. 181, p.
181,
inclusive.
Celina, Ohio
Bond
ing
1978
to
of about 3.08%.
Hendersonville, N. C.
ovia
price
a
Youngs-
April
on
chase
chase of $480,000 building bonds.
Dated June 1, 1955. Due on Dec. 1
Bond
ernment
bids
3s, at
as
(EST)
Village School District
(P. O. Lyons), Ohio
Bond Sale—The
J.
—
will receive sealed bids until
Squire,
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Lyons
be
Easter-
E.
(Ohio).
Mahoning County (P. O.
town), Ohio
Offering
Clerk of the Board
by
Bond Sale—The $187,000 build¬
ing bonds offered April 5—v. 181,
p. 1611—were awarded to Fahey,
(P.
Clarington), Ohio
Bond
Na¬
of Halsey,
Co., Chicago, First of
Canfield Local School District,.Ohio Michigan Corp., Detroit, Ginther,
Bond
Offering — M. M. Diehl, Johnston & Co., Cleveland, and
Clerk of the Board of Education, Provident Savings Bank & Trust
will receive sealed bids until noon
Co., Cincinnati, as 2]/2S, at a price
(DST) on April 26 for the pur¬ of 100.51, a basis of about 2.45%.
Carolina
North
Offering—W.
Park
Newark
approved
Sanders &
of about 2.68%.
CAROLINA
County (P. O. Morganton),
Bond
chase of
O.
Supervisor,
to
1974
to
Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler
Galloway, of New York City.
(EST)
Bond Offering—Geo. E.
Town
of
City.
(P.
1955
Principal and interest
(M-N)
payable
at
the Marine
Trust Co. of Western New York,
inclusive.
Principal and interest (M-N)
Hawkins.
from
inclusive.
York
Offering—Nathan
the
April
on
1610—were awarded to the Wach¬
New
at
1
Savings Bank & Trust
Co., of Cincinnati,
181,
15 from
1956
(EST)
p.m.
$52,592.54 spe¬
improve¬
offered
April 1—v.
street
River Local School District
1980
Clark & Co., of Cleveland.
1490—were awarded to the
p.
in
bonds,
Hempstead (P. O. Hempstead),
from
1
Trust
&
of 100.78, a basis of about 2.86%.
at
1
12
for the purchase of $600,000
building bonds. Dated May 1, 1955.
Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler &
Galloway, of New York City.
on
No.
(P. O. West Seneca), N. Y.
Offering—Ruth H. Stern,
bids until
Bank
Sale—The
bonds
ment
payable at the County Trust Co.,
Tarrytown. Legality approved by
Bennett,
District
Park
Bond
District
181,
cipal and interest (M-N.) payable
The bonds are dated Jan.
15,
1955. Principal and interest (J-J)
(EST)
School
Central
Orchard
National
Provident
from
and
(J-D) payable at the
assessment
pur¬
from
paving
Bond
City.
Seneca
June and Dec. 1 from
inclusive.
Principal
to
interest
the
at
of
1956
Monday, April 11, 19
Co., Toledo, and Well, Roth & Ir
ing Co., of Cincinnati.
1, 1955.
and
Principal
Legality
semi¬
Bedford, Ohio"
Bond
cial
Jan. 15 from 1956 to 1963 incl.
and
1956
Due
Co., of Ashtabula.
April
on
of
Dated
terest J-D.
1.90s.
as
on
1970
Farmers
from 1956 to 1985 inclusive. Prin¬
inclusive.
179,000
to
on
bonds.
1955.
and interest
re¬
until
74,000 Sewer District bonds. Due
1955
April 7
Kingston
April 1,1955. Due
from
County
Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬
inclusive.
sealed
the
to
Co., Kingston,
Dated
1
offered
bonds
awarded
were
proved
on
able
York
New
the
1,
annually
(EST)
purchase
p.m.
building
March
1956
8
for
11
$300,000
for the
bids
April
on
April
p.m.
j H.
$84,000 Water District bonds. Due
1
(P. O. Kingston),
from
Bank
2
Edward
—
lows:
and
basis of about 1.67%.
a
Ulster County
1
(J-D)
leigh, until 11 a.m.
(EST)
on
April 19 for the purchase of $1,235,000
school
building
bonds.
Dated May 1, 1955. Due on May 1
York
Innet, Town Supervisor, will
chase
Trust
Bank, Chicago, as-1.70s, at a price
Cross, of New York
Greenburgh
ceive
awarded
&
Savings
1490—were
p.
Dec.
on
tional
until
ment
County (P. O. Saratoga
Springs), N. Y.
Bond Sale—The $200,000 coun¬
Due
bids
cial
Saratoga
Catherine On-
—
inclusive.
of 100.42,
as 2.10s, at a price
basis of about 2.06%.
City,
a
sealed
chase
&
fire
2.90s,
at
a
price
of
basis of about 2.85%.
as
ceive
New
1490—were awarded to
p.
Roosevelt
City,
York City, Braun,
Co.,
Toledo,
and
Dodge & Co., New York
Co.,
Due
Principal
and
interest
(A-O)
payable- at
the
First
National
v.
&
Day
Bosworth
Whitcomb, District Clerk, will re¬
truck
L.
National
2.11%.
1
group
Co., R.
Barney &
Smith,
—
181, p. 1610—were awarded to
composed of the Chemical
Corn
Exchange Bank, Blyth &
Sewer
bonds
The
$3,121,000
building bonds offered April 6—
Authority (P. O.
Buffalo), N. Y.
Sale—The $500,000 sewer
system
ment
Sale
Bond
works bonds. Dated March
drejovich, Clerk of the Board of
Education,
will
receive
sealed
v.
District Clerk, will receive sealed
Batavia
noon (EST) on
April 21
purchase of $750,000 water
...
(J-D)
Due
approved
Dec. 1 fror
payable at the Worth
Savings
ington
on
Principal and inter
by
Bank.
Squire,
Legalit
Sanders
I
Dempsey, of Cleveland
a
Northern
Braun,
Bosworth
Co., Chicago;
& Co., Toledo;
McDonald & Co., Detroit; Hayden,
Miller & Co., of Cleveland; Stran¬
ahan, Harris & Co., Toledo; Provi¬
Savings Bank & Trust Co.,
Cincinnati; Ryan, Sutherland &
dent
Yellow
Springs
Exempted Villag
School District, Ohio
Trust
Bond
Offering —Clerk
Education
will
Board
of
sealed
bids until noon
c£
(EST)
April 20 for the purchase of
000
building bonds.
th
receiv
o:
$130,
Number 5419;.. The
/olume 181
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
21/4S, at
OKLAHOMA
Bond Saie—The $72,000
electric
tribution system bonds
offered
.
ril 6
1
181,
—v.
-*rded
to
a
1611 —were
composed of
p.
group
Clerk
Kan-
7:30
Wichita, and Evan L. Davis,
site,
of
Co.
Securities
ihojr a
'
"klahoma City.
d
Sale
The
—
trans¬
$8,500
fixion equipment bonds offered
1
4—v.
id
,
1611—were
p.
Securities
First
the
'
County Indep. Sch. Dist.
SO (P. O. Carter), Okla.
r--n
.V'".
V-;
M
?
Sale—The
$15,000
trans-
n, eqviipment, repair and
wits .'bonds offered April 6—
,
;i
and
;,
1611—were awarded to
Securities Co. of Kan-
V'
F?
x:
Wichita.
as, oi
$90,000
school
improvement
District No. 18 (P. O. Route 1,
Securities :£o.
as
214 s, at
basis of about 2.24%.
Jlerk
will
the
of
of
Board
receive
sealed
Education,
bids
until
1
(CST) on;~April 6 feip the
purchase of $4,500 transpoitat
equipment bonds.
Due
serially
from
1957
to
awarded
1969 inclusive.
Co., Fort Worth,
nd Exchange National Bank of
rdmore, jointly.
\
,
Dependent Sch.
Tahlequah)
Dist. No. 46 (P. O.
Bond
ture
Sale—The
and
April
repair
6
$5,000 furni¬
bonds
offered
were.„„awarded
to
Cordell National'TJank of
as
follows:
Oklahoma
1957.
in
received
3,000 l%s. Due in 1958.
by the Clerk
hase
of
air
April
on
$3,400
bonds.
961
14
for
building and
Due
from
re-
1959
Bond
April
6—v.
bonds
water
181,
offered
1611—were
p.
warded to R. J.
Edwards, Inc., of
City, as 3s.
Oklahoma
Bond
County Indep. Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Depew), Okla,
Sale—The $60,000 buildng and furniture bonds offered
<pril 6,— v. 181, p. 1611—were
No. 21
(PST)
purchase of
inclusive.
(M-N)
Principal
at
Bond
Sale—The
build-
$75,000
and site bonds offered April
-v.
181, p. 1611—were awarded
ng
v
the First Securities Co. of Kan-
of Wichita, and Honnold
?<)., Oklahoma City, jointly.
as,
htghes
Dist.
&
No.
Independent Sch.
(P. O. Holdenville),
7
No.
Jerk
•
receive
;30
purchase
ortation
of
sealed
(CST)
p.m.
he
S.
ceive
of
Education
April
on
until
12 for
$10,000
trans-
equipment bonds.
Due
erialty from 1960 to 1964 inclu,iu}or County Dependent Sch. Dist
No. 2 (P. O. Fairview), Okla.
Bond
Offering — Eugene F.
Clerk of the Board of
iichobon.
ilducatlon,
mis
until
will
7:30
sealed
receive
p.m.
District
(CST)
of
lajor County Independent School
District No. 1 (P. O. Ringwood),
Oklahoma
L.
McFad-
Clerk of the Board of Eduwill
ation.
ntil
receive
sealed
bids
7:30 p m.
;.r
(CST) on April 14
the purchase of $24,000 build-
ig
bonds. Due from 1957 to 1964
'
iclusive.
Dated June
Bond
$30,000 water
gas distribution system
offered
1491
—
March
were
31—v.
awarded
to
181,
the
from
1950
'orku
and
-were
tave
water
system bonds
31—v. 181, p. 1491
award :d
Booa,
$25,000
re ver
fife reel March
of
to
8
the
Security
Mooreland,
as
Sayre,
Bond
eral
May
for
9
000.000
(PST) on
purchase of $1,-
the
airport bonds. Dated Jan.
1, 1955.
Due
to
inclusive.
1975
interest
Jan.
on
1 from 1956
Principal and
payable
at
the
(J-J)
agency in Portland,
in New York City. Legality ap¬
or
by
Storey,
Thorndike,
& Dodge, of Boston.
Palmer
1, 1969.
Burgwin,
Pitts¬
or
April
5—v.
gen¬
offeree
Rico
RICO
Puerto Rico
February Revenues— Revenues
awarded
of
to
the
of
the Authority totaled
February, 1955 compared'with
in
$512,355
in
Rafael
Director
of
nounced
the
rural
as
66.000
Due
1966
to
3s.
May 1 from
on
inclusive.
Due
May
on
the
aqueducts.
Rico
Puerto
and Sewer
Riqo
Aqueduct
p.m.
Beane,
of about
:
(PST)
April
on
chase
of
until
15
$14,000
sealed
bids
April
on
until
13
2
p.m.
the
for
pur-
the
pur¬
bonds. Dated May 1, 1955. Due on
Jan. 1 from 1956 to 1965 inclusive.
Interest
Grant
Bond
County Union High Sch.
Day), Ore.
Dist. No. 3 (P. O. John
Bond Sale—The $146,000 build¬
ing
bonds
awarded
offered
the
to
April
First
6
will receive
sealed bids until April 13 for the
purchase
of
$15,000
borough
Borough
Revis,
Clerk, will receive sealed
until
8:00
(PST) on
April 13 for the purchase of $450,000 building bonds. Dated
May 1,
1955.
to
1973
1969
as
Due
of
on
p.m.
Jan.
inclusive.
and
1,
1968.
(J-J)
from
Bonds
thereafter
Jan.
interest
1
1959
due
in
callable
are
Principal and
payable
at
the
Legal¬
ity approved by Winfree, McCul¬
loch, Shuler & Sayre, of Portland.
Marion
District
County Union High School
No 7-J (P. O.
Silverton),
Oregon
Offering—Nellie
April
II
for
the
1955.
1976
Due
purchase
bonds.
on
Jan. 1
inclusive.
of
Dated
from
bids
April
on
$100,000
and
until
10'
for
12
(CST)
purchase
assessment
gutter bonds.
eight
Con-
receive
a.m.
the
special
J.
will
Due
in
ol
curb
one
to
Legality approved by
.years.
Dorsey, Colman, Barker, Scott &
Barber, of Minneapolis.
Knox
provement
5—v.
181,
the
to
$360,000
May
1,
1957 to
Principal and in¬
,
p.
—
The
bonds
$85,000.
offered
Savings
Peoples
Co., of Hazleton,
price of par.
as
&
2%s,
Offering
—
C.
Howard
Bozeman, County Judge, will
ceive
sealed
(EST)
bids
until
11
re¬
at
a
May 10 for the purchase
on
$3,485,000 school bonds. Dated
May 1, 1955. Due on May 1 from
1956 to 1972 inclusive.
Principal
and interest (M-N) payable at the
Chemical-Corn
Exchange
Bank,
New York City, or at the Hamil¬
ton National Bank, Knoxville. Le¬
gality approved by Chapman &
Bonds
the
p.
Not
bids
bonds
Tenn.
Sold—City rejecter-
submitted
offered
for
April
$1,830,000
5
181,
v.
—
1364.
Texas
Sale—An
Bond
000
building
and
&
Co.,
3V2S.
Due
on
of
Dated
March
inclusive.
1992
19
revenue
1, 1955.
Due
on
May 1, 1980.
Dated May
May 1 from 1957
inclusive.
1991
to
bonds.
Callable
as
of
El
Bond
will
(M-N) payable at the Peoples
Bank of State College.
Legality
approved
by
Rhoads,
Sinon & Reader, of
chase
as
15,
1956
M-S.
Campo, Tex
—
received
on
of
April
Sealed
until
bids
11
a.m.
for the
29
pur¬
$320,000 street improve¬
Offering
—
Ruth Greeley,
County Water Control and
Improvement District No. 1
(P. O. Waxahachie), Tex.
Bond
Offering
(CST)
chase
on
of
000 '
inclusive.
bonds.
Dated
1955. Due on April 1 as
on
on
until
and
for
12
$1,500,000
revenue
Due
April
Sealed
—
received
be
will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on
April 13 for the purchase of $120,improvement
ap¬
Water Control
Improvement District No. 1
(P. O. Gonzales), Tex.
and
Bond
will
Offering—Sealed
be
(CST)
received
April
on
of
until
11
bids
3
for
p.m.
the
$215,000 water
pur¬
revenue
tax bonds.
Due
on
callable
are
on
May 1,
1970.
HulUDaisetta
Independent School
(P. O. Daisetta), Texas
District
Bond^ Offering—W. G. Shivers,
Sccrq^pijry of the Board of Trustees
will
sealed bids until 7:30
DSted April 1, 1955. Due
April 1 from 1956 to 1970 in¬
clusive^' Principal
payable
office,
Hull.
at
the
interest
and
State
Treasurer's
at the Hull State Bank,
Legality approved by Vanor
dewater;'" Sykes, Heckler & Gallo¬
way, of New York City.
Jefferson
•"
County (P. O. Beaumont),
Texas
"
-
Bond Offering—James A. Kirk-
bids
April
on
until
Due
on
(J-D)
American
(CST)
purchase of
bonds.
Dated
June 1 from
inclusive.
interest
the
a.m.
the
airport
June 1, 1955.
1956 to 1975
and
10
for
25
Principal
payable
National
at
Bank,
of
Legality approved by
Attorney
General
of
the
Beaumont.
the
State of Texas.
Biddep^are requested to submit
proposal^,
follows:
as
(1) On entire issue of $995,000
maturing serially without option.
(2) On first $645,000 maturing
serially'.from June
1, 1956 to
1, 1970 inclusive, without
option.
(3) On entire issue of $995,000
with
all
bonds
maturing after
June
1,
1965
optional for re¬
demption prior to maturity on
June 1, 1965, and on
any interest
paying date thereafter.
(4) On first $645,000 with bonds
maturing after June 1, 1965 op¬
turity
on
interest
cost
ma¬
on any
paying date thereafter.
Each
shall
redemption prior to
June 1, 1965, and
such
show
to
alternate
the
total
Jefferson
net
proposal
interest
County
to be
computed to the utlimate matur¬
ity of said bonds.
Orange County Water Control and
Improvement District No. 1 (P. O.
No.
1
Bond
000
(P. O. Orange), Tex.
Sale—An issue of $650,-
water and
sewer
tax revenue
bonds
was
Corp., of San Antonio, as
sold
to
the
First
of
follows:
Ellis
will
Secretary,
designated
Legality'
Texas
bonds.
ment
Harrisburg.
Swissvale, Pa.
April 1,
15 from
Interest
Offering
be
(CST)
National
Bond
Dallas,
March
to
Principal and inter¬
est
Borough
$100,-
sold
Legality
approved
by
Dumas,
Huguenin & Boothman, of Dallas.
until 8 p.m.
school
of
was
State
(EST) on April
for the purchase of $2,550,000
to
Gonzales County
tional for
issue
bonds
Henry-Seay
3%s
to
bids
1956
National
a
June
1955.
College Joint Sch. Authority
(P. O. State College), Pa.
Bond Offering—Evan Johnson,
Jr., Secretary, will receive sealed
purchaser.
a.m.
of
April
Trust
the
$995,000
Tennessee
Bond
im¬
1491—were awarded
from
proved by Vinson, Elkins, Weems
& Searls, of Houston.
sealed
County (P. O. Knoxville),
TEXAS
Sale
15
Principal and in¬
land, County Judge, vvill receive
Clyde Independent School District,
Hazelton, Pa. '
Watson,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (PST) on
building
sealed
Auditor,
bonds.
Bond
Harney County Union High School
District No. 2 (P. O. Box 466,
bids
Offering—Mabel
City
were
Bank of Portland.
District
Secretary,
National
Burns), Ore.
Offering — Betty
Bond
nel,
Nashville,
Pa.
V. Hannah,
by
on
Cutler, of Chicago.
Offering—R.
March
bonds.
Due
2.90s.
Finleyville,
Jr-J.
DAKOTA
TENNESSEE
1986 inclusive.
365,000
bonds /as
April 1, 1995.
inclusive.
(eST) on April 26 for the
purchas^-ipf $600,000 school house
Aberdeen, S. D.
follows:,
inclusive, and $190,000 2%s,
due on April 1 from 1981 to
$224,000
p.m.
net interest cost
clusive; $60,000 2%s, due on
April 1 from 1971 to 1973 in¬
clusive; $185,000 2%s, due on
April 1 from
1974 to 1980
p.m.
equipment
a
as
clusive; $80,000 2V2S, due on
April 1 from 1967 to 1970 in¬
re¬
7:30
2.88%,
clusive; $55,000 214 s, due on
April 1 from 1964 to 1966 in¬
office.
for
fire
City;
Co., Aspden,
$45,000 2s, due on
April 1 from 1961 to 1963 in¬
June
Kern, District Secretary, will
bids
York
on
1968
The bonds
$900,000 notes.
Dated
April 14, 1955 and due on Oct; 14,
inclusive;
(P. O.
Vernon), Oregon
Offering — Melvin Mc-
sealed
New
of
April
on
of
May 1 from 1959 to 1990 inclusive.
Newport, R. I.
•
(EST)
$685,000 bonds: $70,000 l%s, due
on April
1 from 1956 to 1960
Fire Protection District
ceive
both
price of 98.05,
a
County, Mount Vernon Rural
Bond
1491—\^ere
Schaffer, Necker &
Co., and Rambo, Close
& Kerner, all of Philadelphia, at
inclusive.
1965
to
on
p.
Goldman, Sachs & Co.,
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
Due
chase
ISLAND
SOUTH
awarded to
purchase
improvement refund¬
ing bonds. Dated March 15, 1955.
,
agent
Note Offering—John E. Murray,
Jr., Director of Finance, will re¬
O.
offered
(CST)
a.m.
the
y
1, Library), Pa.
Bond Sale—The $1,050,000 school
bonds
for
permanent
and unlimited
D.
building revenue
April 4—v.
181,
Bond Offering—Geo. G.
Roane,
County Judge, will receive sealed
The
Authority.
RHODE
PENNSYLVANIA
R.
County (P. O.
Richmond), Texas
Bank
fiscal
is
1955.
JSethel Municipal Authority (P.
by
Boothman.
an¬
fchase. of
from
1
.1967 to 1978 inclusive.
approved
&
,
Fort Bend
Among
the
in February
Development
Puerto
for
7.
completed
two
Government
for
Authority,
April
projects
were
February
of
1954
Urrutia,
Executive
V.
First
Portland,
on
in¬
terest (M-S) payable at
$546,513 bank in
Houston to be
Ore.
$100,000 water
April 5—v. 181, p.
Bank
Due
1990
to
Dallas.
11
Aqueduct and Sewer
(P. O. San Juan),
Authority
1955.
1956
Legality
Huguenin
Dumas,
of
15,
from
bids until 11
PUERTO
Sale—The
offered
15
&
Scappoose,
Bond
bonds
March
&
Co., anc
Co., both of New York
City, jointly, as 214s, at a price oi
100.84, a basis of about 2.14%.
Bache
Co., of Fort Worth,
3V2S and 3s, at a price of par.
as
1491—were
p.
Blair
Tex.
Sale—An issue of $50,000
building bonds was sold to Wm.
N. Edward &
March
$225,000
181,
awarded 7 to
District,
Bond
Dated
bonds
55
Everman Independent School
clusive.
Sale—The
of
a.m.
April
obligation
Puerto
sealed bids until 10
pur¬
Due
Treasurer's
County
Grant
Bond
I-footeland, Okla.
Sale—The
&
Portland), Ore.
Bond Offering — John J. Winn,
Jr., General Manage!', Will deceive
Principal and interest payable at
fannaford State Bank, as 3s.
Bore!
re¬
the
County Treasurer's office.
Sale—?The
orks and
onds
will
until
1, 1955.
,
Marm xford, Okla.
Shuler
Portland.
$275,009 building bonds.
Bond
Offering—A.
Clerk,
April 22 for
on
;oiids* Due from 1957 to 1960 incl.
Bend
McCulloch,
on
xpriM'l for the purchase of $11,iOO transportation equipment
en,
(A-O) payable
County Treasurer's office.
Legaljiy approved by Winfree,
Robinson &
Mildred
—
bids
sealed
(PST)
Venable,
bids
Prin¬
the
at
Mount
Offering—G.
of the Board
ill
Offering
Vaughn,
Oklahoma
Bond
Legality ap¬
Winfree, McCulloch,
County School District
(P. O. Riddle), Ore.
70
Bond
the
County
County
Sayre, of Portland.
Douglas
I
interest
the
office.
by
Shuler &
chase
and
payable
proved
Davis, of Tulsa.
Hughes County Indep. Sch. Dist.
No. 5 (P. O. Wetumka), Okla.
April
on
18
for the
$187,000
building bonds. Dated May 1, 1955.
Due on May 1 from 1959 to 1969
Bond
vared to Evan L.
(PST)
purchase of
p.m.
for the
11
1959
8 p.m.
Treasurer's
Creek
8
cipal and interest
Offering—Ray G. Herstine,
bids until
—
extension
vorks
until
$34,000 2%s.
District Clerk, will receive sealed
Coyle, Okla.
Sale
The $5,000
bids
April
on
of
as
Scappoose), Ore.
to
inclusive.
olls,
sealed
Columbia County School District
No. 1 (P. O. Box 674,
pur-
1958; * $10,000
inclusive; and
Bonds due in 1981
Titusville, Pa.
ceive
of the
the
(P. O. Portland), Ore.
Offering—M. G. Nuck¬
District Clerk, will receive
follows:
OREGON
oard of Education until 2:30 p.m.
CST)
callable
are
| Bond
National
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
e
County School District
1491—were
$2,000 IV2S. Due
in
1969
Legality approved by
Ruffin, Perry & Pohl,
burgh.
Multnomah
i No. 27
the
Cordell,
to
land.
proved
(P. O. Corn), Okla.
$5,000
1959
$5,000 in 1981.
PortV fiscal
County-Jndep Sch. Dist.
No. 107
William
to
&
County
Washita
follows:
from
Port of Portland (P. O. Box 4099,
Wagoner County Independent Sch.
Dist. No. 1 (P.**0. Okay), Okla.
Bond Offering—R. R. Hoover,
Oklahoma
herokee
of Oklahoma
price of 100.05,
a
the
Le¬
gality approved by Winfree, Mc¬
Culloch, Shuler & Sayre, of Port¬
from 1956 to 1971 inclusive.
Stillwater), Okla.
i Bond Sale—The
$9,440 building
ing bonds offered March 30—v.
181, p. 1491—weFe awarded to the
a
(J-J)
payable
at
Terasurer's office.
$80,000
building
bonds.
Dated
April 20, 1955. Due on Oct. 20,
Payne County Dependent School
Bond Sale—The $5,500 building
onds offered April 6—v. 181, p.
Edwards
12 for
p.m.
Carter County Dependent School
Dist. No. 36 (P. O. Woodford),
611—were
until
April
on
City,
Kansas, of Wichita.
: •
building
Education,
bids
sealed
(CST)
purchase of
p.m.
First
x
w,;
"
181,
to
Board of
bonds. Due from 1957 to 1965 incl.
Ccanty Sch. Dist. No. 31
(P. O. Sayre), Okla.
•
the
receive
the
jam
r
of
terest
County
County Indep. Sch. Dist.
No. 52 (P. O. Midwest City), Okla.
Bond Offering—W. P. Butcher,
Wichita, Honnold & Co.,
City,
Small-Milburn
of
basis
a
2.23%.
Oklahoma
will
First
'
price of 100.11,
a
about
oi
xadarko, Okla.
A
(1723)
8
the
water
bids
p.m.
pur¬
works
unlimited tax bonds.
May 1 from
The
bonds
May 1, 1970.
1957 to 1985
are
callable
$98,000 3y2s.
1959
Due
to
96,000 314s.
1966
to
inclusive.
Due
1970
Jan. 15 from
on
1965
on
Jan. 1 from
inclusive.
456,000
4V2S.
Due
on
Jan.
1
from 1971 to 1985 inclusive. •
The
1955.
bonds
Interest
are
dated
J-J.
Jan.
Legality
15,
ap¬
proved by Vinson, Elkins, Weems
& Searls, of Houston.
J'ZG
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
(1724)
Bond
system bonds totaling $40,sold to Rauscher, Pierce
jsewer
<100 were
4^s and 3^s,
& Co., of Dallas, as
as follows:
$25,000
1956 to
elusive.
*
■
Due on
1986 in-
bonds.
revenue
1 from
Jan.
dated
Jan.
Legality
mas,
Huguenin
Sale—M.
A.
&
of Dallas, purchased $68,000
bonds, as follows:
Co.,
7,500
1965
March 1, 1956
181, p. 1612
March
on
1955.
Due
to
Dec.
on
1969
are
March
dated
Sale—An
was
from
Due
March
on
1
March
on
1
1955.
bonds
dated
are
March
L
Interest M-S.
inclusive.
Interest J-D,
Bond Sale—An issue of
improvement
1,
Ames
E.
issue of $18,500
96.98,
sold to Rene T.
3.77%,
a
&
&
Bond Sale
$215,000
sold
was
Co.,
to
Ltd.,
to
and
Co., Ltd., both of
jointly,
Toronto,
j
bonds
Gundy
Wood,
Commission, Quebec
school bonds
The
1
Due
3V2S.
from 1966 to 1975 inclusive.
Dec. 1 from
000
Interest M-S.
Bond
on
Valleyfield, Quebec
Ste. Therese-de-UEnfant-Jesus Sch.
—
Due
3Y4S.
from 1956 to 1965 inclusive.
108,500
1964 inclusive.
1975 inclusive.
bonds
$106,500
follows:
as
Verdun, Quebec
March 1 from
on
a
1
A.
were
awarded to Bramhall & Stein, of
v.
—
Due
Due
1966 to
The
water
bonds offered
revenue
sewer
4s.
at
net interest cost
a
Dated Dec. 1. 1954.
3V2S.
25,000 4s.
Sale—The $210,000
April 5
Hagberg
on
1955 to
Montreal,
of
4.02%,
$11,000 3V2S.
Wash.
Vancouver,
Bond
and
Wells, Texas
of about
from 1958 to 1965 inclusive.
mortgage, se¬
C, bonds as V/zS.
ries
of
Dallas.
Bond
13,500
425,000 dormitory mortgage, se¬
ries B, bonds as 3yss.
1,
Boothman,
&
Des-
to
and 1957.
$475,000 dormitory mortgage, se¬
ries A, bonds as 3.10s.
Du¬
approved by
1955.
Due
$56,500 3s.
follows:
100,000 dormitory
are
sold
was
Inc.,
price of 98.35,
jardins, Couture, Inc., of Montreal,
at a price of 98.10, a net interest
cost of about 4.14%, as follows:
exempt revenue' bonds
sold to the Federal Housing
and
Home Finance Agency,
as
inclusive.
bonds
Leclerc,
Sale—An issue of $95,000
b&nds
school
was
general obligation bonds.
; Due on Jan. 1 from 1956 to
The
Maurice-De-Bjls-Tilion, Que.
Bond
of $1,000,-
Bond Sale—An issue
«
000 non-tax
15,000
1985
Associa¬
Parkland), Wash.
tion
and
St.
Lutheran College
Pacific
Prosper, Tex.
Sale—Water works
r
Monday/April 11, 1955
at
price
a
of
net interest cost of about
as
—
a
composed
group
Gundy
ciale
&
du
Co.,
$500,sold
was
of
Banque
Canada, A.
E.
Wood,
Provin-
Ames
&
Co., Dawson, Hannaford, Ltd., and
the
Credit
at
price of 90.77. Dated Nov. 1»
a
Interprovincial,
1954.
Due
1974
follows:
An issue of
public works bonds
inclusive.
on
Nov.
1
from
Ltd.,
1955 to
Seattle.
vater works
$.53,000
Due
WISCONSIN
bonds as 4s and
revenue
4%s.
March
on
from
1
Brookfield Cbmmon School District
'
AV2S. Due
as
M-S;
March 1 from
on
March
Legality
Interest
1955.
1,
by
approved
school
$74,000
bonds offered April 4
v.
181, p. 1492—were awarded
to the Waukesha National Bank,
building
Waukesha,
of
Du-
2V4S.
as
Neenah, Wis.
Huguenin & Boothman, of
*nas,
Waukesha)i Wis.
O.
Sale—The
Bond
bonds
1975 inclusive.
1956 to
Dated
No. 2 (P.
1
'
obligation
general
15,000
V
inclusive.
1980
1957 to
Sale—The $525,000 school
Bond
Dallas.
and Robert W.
Offering
waukee, jointly, as 2s, at a
Elizabeth
City Recorder
—
Tillotson
M.
that the City
announces
on
Due
Sept.
Principal and in¬
terest (M-S) payable at the Guar¬
Trust
anty
Company,
York City.
No.
1,
of
New
Legality approved by
O.
(P.
3
No. 2,
R.
Omro), Wis.
Sept. 1 from 1955 to
on
inclusive.
4964
Dated
bonds.
water
and
(City)
Towns of Omro,
April 21 for the purchase of $550,-
1954.
price
Parts of the
Rushford and
Winneconne Joint Sch. Dist.
Omro
(MST)
Baird & Co., Mil¬
basis of about 1.96%.
of 100.32, a
Council will receive
.sealed bids until 3 p.m.
4100
Chicago,
Ogden City, Utah
'
*
Bond
the
to
of
Bank
National
181,
6—v.
awarded
1492—were
First
;
April
offered
bonds
p.
UTAH
build¬
Bond Sale—The $140,000
bonds
ing
March
offered
31—v.
181, p. 1492—were awarded to
the
White-Phillips Co., of Davenport.
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
CANADA
WASHINGTON
Benson
Wash.
City,
Bond Sale—An issue of
disposal plant bonds
sewerage
seld to
QUEBEC
$108,000
Rosemere School
& Co., June S. Jones &
Bond Sale—An issue of $215,000
group composed of Chas.
iN. Tripp
Co., both of Portland, and McLean
&
Co., of Tacoma,
$34,000 3V2S. Due
March 1 from
on
74,000 3%S. Due
1974 to
:
1985
March 1 from
on
jointly,
to
the
3.93%,
both of
Inc.,
at
price
a
of
net interest cost of about
a
as
follows:
$145,500 3s.
inclusive.
sold
was
Credit-Quebec,
Quebec,
95.99,
1956 to 1973 inclusive.
-\ ;
bonds
building
Banque Canadienne Nationale and
the
folloWs:
as
Commission, Que.
was
a
Due on Feb. 1 from
1956 to 1963 inclusive.
Dated
M-S.
March
1,
1955.
Interest
Legality approved by Pres¬
Due on Feb. 1 from
36,000 3V2S.
1964 to 1970 inclusive.
ton, Thorgrimson & Horowitz, of
15,000 3s.
Seattle.
to
1971
King County, Encumclaw Sch. Dist.
No. 216 (P. O.
1971
Treasurer,
-sealed bids until 11
Due
1.975
on
(PST)
a.m.
seven
date
after
issue.
of
Principal and interest (M-N)
able
the
at
office,
gality
pay¬
Treasurer's
at the fiscal agency
or
the State in
erts
County
New York
approved
by
&'Shefelman,
Lewis County
City.
Weter,
Le¬
at
$499,000
for
the
building
$96,000 3s.
on
on
41,000
purchase
bonds.
any
(J-D)
on
of
Dated
The bonds
interest pay-
Principal and
payable
County Treasurer's
office.
at
Your best
cancer
insurance...
1 from
Due on Jan.
4s.
Due
on
1 from
Jan.
bonds
Jan.
dated
are
Catherine School Commission,
the
issue of $43,000
building bonds was sold to Nes-
bitt, Thomson & Co., of Toronto,
price of 98.01, a net interest
a
cost of about
$30,500 3s.
1956
to
12,500 4s.
The
no
for
a
thorough
matter how well you
or
or
difficidty in
cough (7) Any change in
normal bowel habits.
feel.
"DAY-TO-DAY" POLICY... See
your
ness
indigestion
doctor immediately at the first
any one
of the
Many
cancers can
danger
have
cancer
seven
in other parts
signals that
may
(1) Any
be cured, but
only if properly treated before they
begun to spread
or
"colonize"
that does not heal
sore
breast
or
bleeding
or
thickening in the
elsewhere
or
mean
(3)
Unusual
discharge (\) Any
For
more
of the body.
<.
information, call the
American Cancer
nearest you or
Society office
write to "Cancer"
t
change in
a
ivart or a mole (5) Per¬
in
care
of your
local Post Office.
3.91%, as follows:
Due on April 1 from
bonds
\S
inclusive.
1965
Due on April
1966 to 1975
1955.
swallowing (6) Persistent hoarse¬
check-up,
(2) A lump
Quebec
at
sistent
doctor every year
sign of
1,
1955.
Bond Sale—An
"LIFETIME" POLICY...See your
may
follows:
1961 and 1975 inclusive.
receive
and after five years
from date of issue.
interest
to
1956 to 1960 inclusive.
Ste.
will
1957 to 1970 inclusive.
callable
sold
Leclerc, Inc., of Montreal,
cost of about 3.85%, as
The
June 1, 1955. Due on June 1 from
•hent date
$137,000
was
(P. O. Chehalis),
Treasurer,
25
1,
price of 98.85, a net interest
a
Rob¬
.sealed bids until 8 p.m. (PST)
sure
bonds
Offering —Harold Quick,
County
April
Rene T.
of Seattle.
Washington
Bond
Bond Sale—An issue of
construction
of
Consolidated School
District No. 214
Feb.
dated
are
St. Amahle School District, Que.
Dated May 1,
Callable
from
years
bonds
on
May 1 from 1957 to
inclusive.
inclusive.
1975
Interest F-A.
1955.
April 27 for the purchase of $550,-
1955.
1 from
Due on Feb.
feceive
will
building bonds.
to
inclusive.
1975
Tremper,
The
County
000
18,500 4s.
Seattle), Wash.
Bond Offering—A. A.
1 from
Due on Feb.
1 from
inclusive.
dated
are
•
April
1,
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