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«1955
APR
MONDAY
ISSUE
Reg. U. 8. Pat. Office
Wolume 181
Number 5421
New York
7, N. Y., Monday, April 18, 1955
Price
$1.15
Copy
a
'-4
rjRAILROAD
Alabama Gas Corp.—Partial
*
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
INDUSTRIAL- INSURANCE
-
Redemption—
[Beloit Tool Corp., Beloit, Wis.—Files With SEC—
The
corporation has called for redemption in May 15, next, $108,000
first
mortgage 3%%
bonds, series C, due April 1,
1971, at
101.23% and accrued interest.
Payment will be made at the Chemical
Corn Exchange Bank, trustee, New York City.—V. 181,
p. 1437.
of
The
its
Albert vFrank-Gunther
The
Law,
Inc.—Tenders
Guaranty Trust Co. of New York,
as
Stock and
tenders
New York
New
Allied
-
Industrial
Development
Corp.,
Dover,
Del.—
The
SEC
corporation
April
on
filed
7
letter
a
notification
of
York
Boston
with
300,000 shares of class A stock to be offered at par
<$1
per
share)
through Paul C. Ferguson & Co.,
Houston,
Texas.
The net proceeds are to be used to pay expenses-incident to oil and
gas activities.
Stock
Detroit
The
of
Stock
first
Redemption—
Pittsburgh
San
mortgage
101.39%
and
National
City
Bank
of
York.—V.
New
181,
Net
income
$1,554,428
for
share,
Net
for
for
Bassiil,
E.
months
first
12
the
weeks
March
weeks
firsts 12
President,
1955
of
11%-higher and sales of
were
J.
ended
27,
1955
Exchange
$1.04
Exchange..
of
tire
reported
last
yarn
This
company and its servicing
their home offices to a new
'suburban
year.
The
of
area
Richmond,
edifice
new
will
reciprocating freon
Corp.—V.
be
Va.
affiliate,
The
Service,
Markel
three-story
move
scheduled
is
for
completely air conditioned by
chilling units manufactured by
water
181, p. 1669 and V. 179,
The
1S54
year
record
sales
of
all-time
Net
sales
in
with
R.
Hanks,
April 8.
on
totaled
1954
$26,000,000
over
after
amounted
taxes
corporation
earnings,
George
report published
*
this
for
and
high,
$47,794,557,
$21,649,806
the
to
marked
was
shipments
figure
by
and
State and
Foreign
increase
an
reported
for
$1,817,155, equal to $6.63
the
of
Declared
Exchange
Net
share,
31
and
„.
Payable
9
Rates
.contracts
totaling
year-end
$59,600,000,
amounted
to
of
the
which
$6,020,016,
unshipped
consisting
of
spare
remainder
at
181,
Reserve
of Member
Banks
Period
End.
Feb. 28—
1955—Month—1954
'Operating
19,756,823
18,382,874
39,527,115
37,055,059
2,761,000
expenses
Federal income
Other
*3,180,000
6,063,000
*6,230,000
1,695,287
1,695,208
3,377,401
3,401,005
taxes
operating taxes__
outstanding stock
Net
after
charges
■"Applicable
1954,
'two
income-
portion
$2,484,985 $10,858,771
Rheem
tl,033,787
of
1954.
JDeiicit.—V.
181,
Commercial Paper
This
l7/a%;
days,
System
45
43
The
"EEC
corporation
covering
-offered
12Va
at
proceeds
on
cents
to be
are
March
1,889,000
per
used
to
filed
21
shares
of
share
pay
a
letter
notification
of
capital
stock
through
Kirk
mining
(par
F.
10
with
cents)
Ransdell.
to
The
the
be
SEC
Rates Increased—
days, 2%.—V.
181,
p.
1670.
The
„
SEC
company
covering
Corp., Awosting, N. J.—Files With SEC—
corporation
of
April 4 filed a letter of notification
of secured notes due May 1,
1970
on
$75,000
stock
common
properties
Baltimore
working
capital
Manufacturing
cents
<10
used
to
per
share),
expenses
pay
1964
SEC
with
the
and
and
The
March 10 filed a letter of notification with the
.SEC covering
4,000 shares of common stock (par 10 cents) to be
offered at the market (estimated at about $1.50 per share)
through
company
.Lawrence
Prinz,
&
on
Murray
the selling
Co.,
Inc., New York,
stockholder.—V.
181,
p.
for the account
of
Ohio
&
Purchase
^$10,000,000
This
series
the
is
A,
first
nearly
at
2Vz%
■company.
note
was
Funds
senior
term
note
Alex.
by
Brown
The
to
meet
a
Privately—A
has
been
sold
maturing obligation of the same amount.
owned
are
of
not
by
Bethlehem)
air sums
project
obtained
by
reouired
in Minne¬
the
of
sale
Co.
below—V.
181,
p.
1670.
/
1955—8 Mos.—1954
$6,346,542 $60,213,999 $58,501,425
has
placed
Calif.—Note Sold
a
414%
$400,000
20
consumer
a
years,
has
its
offices
in
12
Affairs, Inc., Washington, D. C.—
corporation
500
share,
16 filed a letter of notification with the
of common stock (no par) to be offered at
underwriting.
The proceeds are to be used
and for working capital.—V. 180, p. 1322.
on
March
shares
without
to
obligations
meet
Butler Brothers
(& Subs.)—March Sales Higher—
1955—Month—1954
1955—3 Mos.—1954
$8,431,109 $24,594,266 $22,293,341
$9,222,913
1201.
181, p.
and
of
to
sold
1960,
the
secured
through.
&
funds, will be used
collateral trust
$40,000,000
more
Co.,
of
by the B&O toward eventual
currently outstanding funded
The refinancing is being
rates.
Halsey,
Stuart
&
Co.
Inc.,
and
Sons.
previously
investors
due April 1,
Co.
1956
announced plans to sell privately to insti¬
of outstanding 4% first mortgage bonds,
$32,000,000
80,000 shares ($2,500,000) of outstanding capital
and
Ohio Chicago Terminal RR. The bonds are
the proposed sale contract, extension of the
or 1985 would be permitted under various
-circumstances.
A request to place its guarantee behind the terminal
railroad obligations has been filed by B&O with the Interstate Com¬
be
Baltimore; &
at
par.
Straus II, Chairman of the Board and President,
an¬
Aplrl 14 that the unaudited net income for the first
the fiscal year ended Feb. 23, 1955, subject to year end
adjustments, was $65,000 as compared with a net loss of $9,700 for the
corresponding period of the preceding year.—V. 181, p. 1671.
Commission.—V.
181,
p.
L.
on
of
California-Pacific
1550.
Utilities Co.—Preferred
Stock Of¬
First Cali¬
fornia Co., on April 5 publicly offered 50,000 shares of
5% cumulative convertible preferred stock at par (820
per share), plus accrued dividends from March 15, 1955*
The offering was quickly oversubscribed.
fered—A
The
Under
maturity of the bonds to 1974
merce
Bymart-Tintair, Inc.—Reports Profit for Quarter—
Martin
nounced
new
fore April
of underwriters, headed by
group
preferred stock is convertible Into common stock on or be¬
of two-thirds of a share of cornmoa
share held.
1, 1965 at an initial basis
Stock for each preferred
use the net proceeds, together with
bank indebtedness and to pay part of
in progress. It is estimated that
about $2,564,063 will be spent for new construction in 1955, and the
company plans to sell privately about $1,500,000 of debentures late this
year or early 1956 to provide the additional funds needed.
-
PROCEEDS—The
other funds,
company
will
to reduce short-term
the cost of the expansion program now
placed privately by Goldman, Sachs & Co.
used
is
taconite
1965.
steps taken
or
Forgan
treasury
company's
1,
interest
lower
Glore,
company
tutional
the
Jan.
several
of
at
annually
Minnette
by this automobile and commercial financing
Robert L. Oare, Board Chairman, said the
were
its
note, due in
branch
42
covering
quarter
together with
of
due
$345,000,000
of
obligations
& Ohio RR.
$2,000,000
1965.
sale,
retirement
bonds,
mature
541.
Investment Co.—Places Note
two-year
which
proceeds will be added to working capital.
per
—V.
Notes—
(A. S.) Beck Shoe Corp.—Current Sales Up
Associates
which
company
Period End. March 31—
RR.—Banks
These
the
from
finance
4%
notes.
$17,000,000 in
stock
..^Appell Oil & Gas Corp., Alice, Tex.—Files With SEC—
of
750
capital.
approval, 35,000,000 of Baltimore
serial
Proceeds
to
par
without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be
incident to oil, gas and uranium operations.
of
1955—Month—1954
Bureau of National
Guaranty Trust Co. of New York has formed a group of ap¬
proximately 20 banks to purchase, subject to Interstate Commerce
net
the
date.
The
negotiated
28 filed a letter of notification with
shares of common .stock to be offered at
the record
(no
working
for
and
refinancing
March
on
400,000
on
Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
par) to be offered in units of $100 of
notes and one share of stock-at $100 per unit, without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be used to acquire from the Ringwood Co. certain
debt
<■
on
due
on
and 266-270
covering
shares
expenses.
Antelope Oil & Gas Co., Spokane, Wash.—Files—
SEC
through May 1,
stockholders at the rate of
finance concern that has been In busi¬
headquarters in Los Angeles, Calif.
It
states, including Arizona. California,
Florida, Kentucky, Maryland, Nevada, New Mexico, Ohio, Oregon, Utah,
Washington and West Virginia.—V. 181, p. 1557.
$32
3V2%
American Uranium Mines, Inc., Seattle, Wash.—Files
the
stock
1970, with The Mutual Life
Insurance Company of New York, if was announced on
April 9.
April 13 advanced the interest rate the company
pays on open market commercial paper by Va of 1%.
New short-term
discount rates are:
30-89
days, 1%%; 90-179 days, 1%%; 180-265
company
Commission
858.
p.
with
25-yeai; debentures,
proportionate •share
$6,479,495
operates
3:2,014,345
4,372,885
1954
are
1307.
181, p.
The
$5,346,592
provision for taxes as adjusted in July
to $1,606,000 for February 1954 and $3,035,000 for the
amounts
months
of
$5,218,294
1,929,108
by
for the completion
Sales
Net operating
statement
3Vj%
of common
subscription
Bethlehem's
-Budget Finance,
The
1955—2 Mos—1954
proceeds
Bond Stores, Inc.—March Sales Up—
ness
Co.—Earnings—
$29,431,404 $25,743,067 $59,826,287 $52,032,656
the
for
and
The
Operating revenues
of
company
subordinated
of
The Course of Bank Clearings
Awwemi
American Telephone & Telegraph
to
con¬
purchase 45% of up to $207,000,000 of bonds of Erie Mining
Privately—This
46
com-
parts.—V.
for
of
shares
Budget Finance Plan, Los Angeles,
\
1305.
;p.
in
bonds.-
-V.
profit
pared with $713,361, or $2.60 per share, in 1953.
Mr.
Hanks pointed out that the results reported were due to an
and shipments of specialized
vehicles
designed and built for the United States Air Force under
cent)
^.45
Statement of Federal
Statement
Federal
an
exceptionally large volume of production
offered
Sales
■
<
registration
a
into
Period End. March 31—
48
than
as
The
the
with
one
issued
date,'
provide
that
See
Banks
Condition
annual
more
1953.
per
at
by
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices_46
outstanding
profits
in
31
City Bond Offerings...
Dividends
Earnings
an
net
disclosed
be
to
to
its
Combined Condition
President,
filed
(convertible
debentures for each 25 common shares held
(45%
and
General Corporation & Investment News.Cover
two 100 hp.
Worthington
Corp.—Record
Co.
sota
Reserve
American-LaFrance-Foamite
(par
options
offer
covering $191,659,000
1955,
to
ments
31
Miscellaneous Features
101.
p.
notification
stock
to
To Sell Rheem Stock Holdings—
this
late
of
letter
a
common
(subject
is approximately $171,000,000.
Bethlehem will also be re¬
quired to make ^substantial expenditures in the future under its agree¬
SEC Index of Stock Prices
the
in
of
share
per
completed
__31
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages_31
will
Inc.,
located
building
at
be
Net proceeds of the financing will be added to the company's funds
used for such corporate purposes as the management may deter¬
The estimated amount of expenditures that Bethlehem will be
required to make in the future for additions and improvements to its
proprties that had been authorised at March 31, 1955. but not then
41
Dow Jones Stock and Bond Averages
American Fidelity & Casualty Co., Inc.—To Move—
move
the
to
are
.
42
Transactions American Stock Exchange
of
with
offered
mine.
38
Section
York Stock Exchange
February and March production at the company's rayon
plants was the highest in the company's history. Production schedules
are expected to continue on a
high level during the second quarter."
—V. 181, p. 1073.
„
Exchange
Transactions New
up
stockholders
to
Stock
Markets
about 13%.'
that "during the
were
be
to
proceeds
rate of conversion, subscription price and underwriting
terms are to be supplied by amendment. Kuhn, Loeb & Co. and Smith,
Barney & Co. are named as the principal underwriters.
_37
Stock Exchange—Curb
textile
filed
16
shares
cents
previous
a
1980
1965),
36
Exchange
of
Sales
year.
The
and
Stock
Over-the-Counter
,
1,
$500 of
35
Exchange
to
^
,
notification
voting stock
by the company).
for working capital.—V. 176, p. 2262.
The record
35
compared
$15,395,485
were
15
corporation
11,
May
35
Exchange
per
amounted
per
the
$13,638,665
yarn
weeks
12
share, compared with $1,163,701, or
corresponding period ended March 28, 1954.
the
sales
with
the
for
$1.39
or
This
_34
Stock
Toronto
Corp.—Quarterly Earnings Up 34%—
with
March
on
1,000,000
at
used
April
32
Toronto
American Enka
letter of
a
Bethlehem Steel Corp.—Registers With SEC—
32
-32
Exchange
Stock
filed
common
underwriting.
capital.
corporation
covering
be
32
Exchange
Stock
Canadian
1549.
p.
Francisco
Montreal
accrued
to
Exchange
Stock
24
of
without
27
Stock Exchange
Midwest
working
offered
nection
(Bonds).
Exchange
Stock
be
11
Exchange
Los Angeles Stock
has called for redemption on May 15, 1955, $1,983,000
3%% sinking fund bonds, series A and B, at
interest.
Payment will be made at The First
company
its
of Canada Ltd.—Partial
(Stocks)
Exchange
shares
; Ben Franklin Oil & Gas Corp.—Files With SEC—
SEC
Page
Philadelphia-Baltimore
Aluminum Co.
Quotations
-
Stock
Stock
Cincinnati
the
covering
\
Stock Exchange
American
Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
*
Bond
March
on
20,000
share),
per
lor
The
•''
1229.
p.
($5
used
to the close of business May 16, of shares of preferred stock ($2 par
value 1
at
the
lowest prices offered, not exceeding $3.75 per share.
172,
covering
par
In This Issue
up
—V.
corporation
SEC
Sought—
will receive
agent,
MISCELLANEOUS
-
Period End. March 26—
•Sales
—V.
1955—4 Wks.—1954
$3,328,827
181,
p.
$2,876,289
15.7%—
1955—12 Wks.—1954
$8,675,775
$8,033,749
water and telephone
lornia, Oregon, Nevada, Idaho and
Bellanca Aircraft
See
Pressed
Metals
of
Corp.—Proposed Acquisition—
America, Inc.—V.
180, p. 906.
EARNINGS—Operating revenues
j
electricity, buta^e"Pro^l:le"^rr|«®
services in various par.s or ca
Wyoming.
BUSINESS—The company provides
and natural gas.
1307.
income was $632,497.
in 1954
totaled $6,625,822, and
net
>•••.'
.
.
.
"rH.
2
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
(1774)
Monday, April 18, 1955
■
-
'
■
fj
.
Outstanding
Authorized
First
mortgage bonds:
A-—3Yz%—due
July
1,
1969—
Series
B—3V4%—due
Aug.
1,
C—3V2% —due
July
Series D—3'/4%—due July
1,
1978—
1980—
surrender of certificates for unconverted shares of pre¬
stock, series A, to The First National Bank of Chicago or
The New York Trust Co., as redemption agents of the company. See
also V. 181, p. 1671.
Series
E—4%—due
Series
41.4%'
s
Cum.
pfd.
in
shares
two
100,000 shs.
§5,604 shs.
§36,059 shs.
50,000 shs.
preferred shares (initial series)
convertible preferred shares..
convertible
preferred
shares
5%
conv.
pfd. shares (new series!
Additional
series,
unclassified
5.40%
shares
Common
*
Unlimited
Thomas
F.
Morrow, General Manager of the' company's Defense
Operations Division, said that savings of more than $150,000,000 were
achieved by Ordnance and Chrysler since July, 1952, in the operation of
50.000 shs.
None
243,473 shs.
1500,000 shs.
(par $10)
pany
William C.
-XAfter
to
as
but
amount
limited
issuance
Koenig. trustees,
by
deducting $100,000 sinking fund obligation payable on March
to be outstanding, the like
1955, and also, in the case of securities
31.
payable on March 31, 1956.
The company presently con¬
templates that it will issue and sell approximately $1,500,000 principal
amount of a new series pf its debentures late in 1955 or early in 1956.
§The
hibit
Certificates
of Preferences
of Determination
shares
preferred
reissuance
of
and
5.40%
convertible
of
5'/2%
con¬
shares
pro¬
the
preferred
the com¬
pany,
and. In accordance with California law, authorized preferred
shares have been reduced by all convertible preferred shares acquired
to
including
and
such
any
Feb.
acquired
are
Articles
The
1955.
28,
which
shares
by
Incorporation
of
the
of
have not been amended to reflect such reduction arising
the acquisition of shares subsequent to Feb. 28, 1953.
1!Assuming no cenversions of the 5'/2% convertible preferred shares
or
the
5.40%
convertible
preferred shares outstanding as of Feb.
company
from
28,
Chrysler
of
reserved
shares
common
for
issue upon
conversion of the convertible preferred
shares.
On
assumption of a 100% conversion of the 5'/2%
convertible pre¬
ferred shares,
the 5.40%
convertible preferred shares and the new
preferred stock into common shares, and on the assumption
that
no
adjustments would need to be made to protect the conversion
rights against dilution, a total of 72,019 common shares would be
the
required
be
to
issued
UNDERWRITERS—The
firm
commitment
to
conversion.
such
upon
underwriters
purchase
named
of
all
the
below
50,000
severally made
shares
of.
new
Shares
Sutro
&
Lester,
6,500
&
Co._
Slocumb
McAndrew
Bingham,
Co.
&
Inc.
3,000
Inc.;
3,000
Walter & Hurry,
J.
S,
Strauss
Pacific
2,500
181,
Skaggs
Co
&
2,500
Lawson, Levy & Williams—
Wagenseller & Durst, Inc.Wulff, Hansen & Co
Irving Lundborg & Co
4,750
Co.
&
Inc.
—V.
Davis,
&
2,500
2,500
2,500
Co
2,500
Graham
Ford
organization
of
are
Towers,
has
also served
trol
Board,
Alternate
p.
his
this corporation
companies
Governor
recent
of
in
the
President
the
the
of
building, replacing an existing sec¬
heavy-tonnage stamping equipment."
plant is the largest of the 12 plants that Chrysler Corp.
purchased from the Briggs Manufacturing Corp. in December, 1953. The
plant builds approximately 90% of the automotive bodies used in final
car assembly at the Plymouth plant in Detroit.
It also produces various
automotive body parts for the Dodge, DeSoto and Chrysler Divisions. •*
Mack
The
elected
tells
into
See
of
Ltd.,
Bullock.
two openTowers
Mr.
181,
This
Monetary
Fund.—V.
181,
Inc.
Ltd.—New Director—
above—V.
181, p.
corporation
Netrium,
within
of
corporation
March
on
21
filed
letter
a
of
notification
partial
Maine
the
Power Co.
Bonds
—
at
competitive
sale
April
12
on
bid
a
of
bonds
new
from
will
PROCEEDS—Net
by
sale
of
bank
tion
redeemable
to
bonds,
from
the
to reduce its
will
amount
general
the
redemption
sinking
fund
at
State
and
as
Maine.
electric
an
It
southern
about
$29,832,433
the
an
net
the
year
income
UNDERWRITERS—The
sale
the
of
with
the
which
area
total
company's
population of
underwriters
subject to the terms
Agreement, to purchase from
such
and
the
named
Halsey, Stuart & Co.
$3,650,000
Robinson
&
Williams
«m-r
S°; Inc"
Wlliarn
Blair
Burns
Inc.
&
&
1955,
of
Securities
be
of
the
of
have
severally
Bond
the
Corp.
principal
amount
of
181, p. 1671.
This
1,540
pi oceeds
March
shares
by
stock
Calif.,
of
shares
Following
consist
&
Co.,
Co., Inc
Walter
are
to
be
used
for
Chicago, Rock Island
The
company
ferred stock,
and
to
$0.5416
the
on
April
7
&
letter
a
The
&
&
Co
~_I
Co
150000
300 000
stock
e.
cents
of
notification with the SEC
(par
$10)
share,
to
be
without
general corporate
all
series A, for redemption
redemption
per
offered
for
underwriting.
purposes.
outstanding
on
shares
May 9, 1955,
of
its
pre¬
$105.5416 per share ($100 par value, $5 premium,
representing accrued dividends from April 1
1955.
date).
••Si? ^ re 01 Preferred stock, series A, will continue to be conAn!iiL ,L0ne share of common stock at any time on or before
Y?,rl Trust J.' a* ThS Pirst NationaI Bank of Chicago or The New
xorg tL
Co., transfer
Redemption
funds
will
agents of the company.
be available on and after
business
30
the
redemption
of
is
($20
*$8,735,000
1,000,000 shs.
331,209 shs.
2.000,000 shs.
1,215,297 shs.
value)
par
value)
contemplated
will
in
not
be
issued
dividends
cash
amount
the
that
will
net
indenture
contain
the
on
of
excess
been
the
the
the
the
of
stock
of
income
plus
whereunder
provision restricting
a
common
1954,
to
company
accumulated
1955 such
company
concluded.
UNDERWRITERS—The
$1,000,000.
the
of
names
April
At
7,
principal underwriters and the
respective percentages of the common stock offered to stockholders for
subscription and not subscribed for through the exercise of subscrip¬
tion
warrants
the
company,
which
are
they
have
agreed
severally
from
purchase
to
follows:
as
':
%
%
White, Weld & Co._
6.00
Hornblower & Weeks
3.00
The
6.00
Hourwich & Co
1-50
First Boston Corp
C.
Pitfield & Co.,
Inc
6.00
W. E. Hutton & Co
3.00
Indianapolis
C. Allyn & Co., Inc
Bateman, Eichler & Co.
A.
William
Blair
&
1.50
Co
1.50
:
3.00
Share
&
Bond
1.50
4.75
Corp.
'
Kidder, Peabody & Co
Blyth & Co., Inc
4.75
Ladenburg, Thalmann & Co.- 4.75
Butcher & Sherrerd
2.00
Lee
Carolina Securities
Corp
2.00
Republic Co. (Inc.). 3.00
Central
Coburn
&
Higginson Corp
3.00
—
Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades & Co. 4.75
Ohio Company-:
3.00
The
Middlebrook, Inc.- 1.50
The Robinson-Humphrey Co.;
• '
1-00
Cruttenden & Co
1.50
4.75
Shields
2.00
James
Glore,
4.75
Watling, Lerchen & Co
3.00
4.75
Wertheim
4.75
Forgan
p.
has
of
$1,000
a
1955—12 Wks.—1954
trust
dated
March
16,
capital
stock
filed
a
1955, seeking registra¬
Hemphill, Noyes & Co
—V.
181,
Inc.
Co
&
3.00
,
1.00
Co
Toolan &
M.
Co
<fc
3.00
1672.
p.
Cook Paint & Varnish
Co.—February Sales Higher—
1955
Quarter ended Feb. 28—
Sales
1954
-
$6,881,029
$7,978,367
—V.
180, p. 348.
Coty, Inc.—Files Federal Civil Suit—
civil
corporation,
suit
Products
exercised
note
and
one
warrant
to
New
Corp.,
firm,
Corp., William H.
910,000
shares
180,
which
on
March
an
St.,
75,000 shares of
affiliate of the Pasa¬
to
Philip
S.
Fogg,
ElectroData's
325,000
common
The
materials,
stock
to
shares
President.
capitalization
will be owned
pay
to
are
for
work
at
be
in
notification
of
stock
common
offered
be
proceeds
letter
a
The
stock
($5
par
used
and
per
to
with
the
11,600 shares
share), without
purchase
used
and
process
(par
$1)
at
the
share fo reach four shares held of record
The rights will expire at 2:30
machinery
for
working
—V.
underwriters
will
com¬
rate
of
one
purchase
on
any
unsubscribed
to
principally
for
to
proposes
financing
its
corporate
purposes.
During
telephone
operating
subsidiaries
the
use
the
subsidiaries
five
of
years
the
the
use
District
Court,
infringe¬
Revlon
for
agency
District
Southern
of
theme and claims embodied
trademark,
a
theme
same
British
began
new features
no
Hs
campaign
in
co-defendants,
began
to
standard
claims
and
promote
a
in
had previously been claimed.
proceeds
and
ended
company
for
from
other
the
general
Dec.
31,
1954
made
net
(Canada)—Surveys Property—
Director
this
of
arrangements
survey
company,
its
for
April
on
properties
Borek,
will
an¬
•
Director
a
conduct
of Lorada
airborne
an
Uranium,
of
survey
and
the
his
geologists
Craigmont
and
pioperties.
Crestmont Oil Co., Los Angeles, Calif.—Stock
—A
2
Merritt,
at
Columbia.
Louis
staff
Arnold,
M.
special
Offered
of underwriters, headed by Shearson, Hammill & Co., on April 15 publicly offered 125,000 shares
of
group
stock (par
common
net
The
$1) at $4
share.
per
proceeds are to be used to repay bank loan and to acquire
not
fully developed producing
properties with
good oil
additional
reserves.
produces
company
fields
from
oil
California
in
Associated
and
and
for
gas
sale to major oil
companies
Texas.
with
Shearson, Hammill & Co. in the underwriting are:
Crowell, Weedon & Co.; Ira Haupt & Co.; and Dempsey-
Sutro & Co.;
Tegeler & Co.—V.
181,
1439.
p.
Crucible Steel Co. of America—Calls Part of Its Pre¬
P.
Redemption-
Snyder,
Jr., Chairman of the Board, on April 8 an¬
plans to redeem on May 23,
1955 ap¬
proximately 36,000 shares of its 5% convertible preferred stock at
a
redemption price of $110 and accrued dividends, or a total of
nounced
that
$110.7222
of
company
share.
per
The
redemption agent is Corporation
Co.,
Trust
New York, N. Y.
31, 1955, 226,508 shares of the preferred
out of the original Issue of 334,320 shares.
March
outstanding
It
stock
were
is
expected that the selection of the shares to be redeemed will
place after the close of business today (April 18), and, thereupon,
take
formal
call
Each
the
of
the
of
for
Boston
May
selection
The
Stock
of
per
tendered
it
It.
of
the
is
$111
effectiveness
of
1955,
preferred
before
or
to
the
into
enter
pursuant * to
Crucible
$132
Exchange
maximum
expects, at
redeemed,
at
was
that
assure
on
to
to
at
preferred
called
an
First
which.
for
re¬
any time prior to the close of business
anticipated that First Boston will agree to
share
per
agree to convert
Crucible's
call
for
and
3.02
at
will
cution
order
Corp.
all
sale
common
In
be
to
last
April 7,
on
the company,
shares
into
privilege,
as
redemption, will expire
The
Crucible
Boston
purchase
to
1955.
price
of
1955.
share.
convertible
conversion
for
Exchange
sale
$44
at
First
to
agree
18,
net
a
18,
Snyder stated,
Mr.
with
will
demption
was
presently
this
called
May
last
the
day
Is
but
stock
on
York
New
the
agreement
>
preferred
common,
preferred
and
same
conversion,
time
made.
Crucible
business
the
on
share,
the
be
of
Crucible
of
close
stock
will
share
shares
on
the
Broadway,
all
for
shares
the
so
rcdedmption
of
its
preferred
purchased
is
agreement
with
stock
into
contingent
First
sold
to
Crucible
upoh
it
com¬
the
exe¬
Boston.-
Issues New Booklet—
This
April 14 announced the availability of q newlybooklet
entitled
'The
Joining of Crucible
Rezistal
company
revised
on
24-page
Stainless Steels."
Wirtten
booklet
steel
by Jack Goodford,
describes
by fusion
in
detail
Chief Welding
17
processes.—V.
methods
179,
Engineer for Crucible, the
in joining stainless
employed
2247.
p.
Cuttyhunk Marina, Inc., Fairhaven, Mass.—Files—
corporation
SEC
company
of
S.
Craigmont Mines, Ltd.
The
shares.
PROCEEDS—The
Federal
a
against
178, p. 2475.
mon.
April 7, 1955.
p.m. (CST) on April 20,
1955. The offering is being underwritten
by a group of
investment houses managed jointly by White, Weld &
Co.; The First Boston Corp. and W. C. Pitfield & Co.,
The
U.
complaint charges that,
after Coty
of this year, Revlon, aided by the
March
pay
common
material
January
per
filed
31
advertising
Weintraub and Co., advertising
the
alleges misuse
William
Trade
348.
p.
in
ferred Stock for
purchase
computer
financing,
of
filed
false representation, copyright
of
advertising and sales campaign to introduce Coty "24,"
"entirely new type" of lipstick.
shares
the
of
filed
action
York,
As
to
according
cosmetics,
manufactures
misappropriation
the current
in
pur¬
Corp.—Exercises Subscrip¬
rights
which
April 7 charging
on
and
ment,
common
1871.
ElectroData
corporation
raw
& Co
Sachs & Co.
Goldman,
nounced
pany is offering to the holders of its common stock
rights to subscribe at $19 per share for 243,060 shares of
sale
Outstanding
due
Mo.,
Continental Telephone Co.—Stock Offered—The
at the applicable
It
1958.
and
Inc.
A,
Illinois,
April 7,
on
covering 30,304 shares of class A
class B
and
250 000
Stokes
Pacific RR.—Calls Pfd. Stock
called
In
500,000
Thomas
$14
Joseph,
been
capital.
~
at
has
Construction Products, Inc., Des Moines, Iowa—Files—
1
stock
($1 .par
subsequent to Dec. 31,
negotiations have net
on
Raffensperger, Hughes &
filed
St.
Florida,
Engineering
Consolidated.—V.
underwriting.
Co
Pollock
1,
120
of
of
150^000
E.
pfd.
stock
Revlon product for which
that
1955—4 Wks.—1954
units
completion
250 000
3
firm
held.
E. M. Newton &
common
refunding.
in
Colorado,
instrument
Mullaney, Wells & Co
stockholders
for
used
small-loan
ElectroData Corp. is offering to holders of its capita lstock of record
March 31 the right to subscribe to 210,000 additional shares of
capital
stock
at
$10
per
share, at the rate of three shares for each
10
of
,
The company on
The
be
in
corporation
common
by
series
Revlon, and the Columbia Broadcasting System.
908.
p.
Rights—
additional
covering
180,
$250,000
Challenge Machinery Co., Grand Haven, Mich.—Files
subscription
commence
Co., St. Joseph, Mo.—Note Sold Pri¬
headquarters
Consolidated
tion
500,000
150,000
will
unit
the
Each warrant is exercisable at $10
per share.
The net proceeds are to be used to repay bank loans.
The office of the corporation is located at 221V2 West
will
PRESENT FINANCING
TO
$15,000,000
debentures
new
chase 20 shares of stock at $1,000 per unit.
SEC
1,250,000
Co
producing
that
plant Is scheduled for
and current plans call for capacity
a
stock)
300 000
200,000
Merle-Smith
June
for design and
to Catalytic
& Co., Richmond, Va., in November, 1954, offered and
of 20-year 6% subordinated sinking fund notes
(with 100 10-year warrants to purchase a total of 2,000 shares
400 000
Wm.
•
beeff awarded
issue of $100,000
The Illinois
Company Inc.
300,000
at
Wheat
C.
common
Purchase
EFFECT
is currently negotiating for the sale to institutional
purchasers of $9,000,000 of its 20-year 4^2% debentures to refund the
presently outstanding issue of 30-year 5% debentures, series A, due
The
dena,
revenues
Inc
—
plant
Consolidated Credit Corp., Charlotte, N.C.—Notes Sold
of
industrial
Haupt & Co
Heller, Bruce & Co
500,000
producing
voting trust certificates for 411,014 shares of the said
Ira
500,000
construction
capital stock. In general, the effect of the new agreement is to extend
the voting trust agreement, which expires March
15, 1956, until March
16, 1965, for those who become parties thereto.—V. 180, p. 2394.
J.
GIVING
company
This
Asplundh stated
registration statement with the SEC
500,000
1,250,000
the
the contract
has
voting trustees under an agreement of
against
deposited
shares
of
common
an
will
cum.
•The
Compo Shoe Machinery Corp.—Voting Trust Extended
Gregory & Son, Inc
Denton,
Fauset, Steele &
—V.
Co.
for
1308.
p.
500,000
Co
—__—
Clayton
Dick
&
Bros.
&
plans
tetrachloride
chemical
new
Arizona,
150,000
Co.
Auchincloss, Parker &
Redpath
future.
$20,030,732 $17,987,373 $58,797,839 $53,596,783
181,
The
construc¬
Freeman & Co
I"c-
Baxter,
will
its
in
1974
state.
total
below
conditions
company
the
had
Series V bonds set opposite their
respective names.
Aspden,
Mr.
Loan,
has
due
case.
bonds
new
Includes
the company
$5,950,454.
of
great
a
utility
1954,
agreed,
.
the
Sales
operating wholly within
approximately 222,000 customers in
serves
Maine,
two-thirds of
For
and
announced
Natrium facility
Philadelphia, Pa.
of
of
proceeds
sold
Portland,
EARNINGS
14
titanium
Period End. March 26—
—V.
1954.
date.
1958
Anthony
loans, which at the time of
approximately $13,500,000.
These
connection
5%
Common
and operates
37
Kansas, Kentucky,
Louisiana, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska and Nevada.
bank
to
for
way
company
has placed at 4*4% $1,000,000
promissory note, due in 1970, with The Mutual Life In¬
surance Co. of New York, it was announced on April 9.
prices
Lewiston, Brunswick, Bath, Augusta, Fairfield
Skowhegan and Rockland, and 258 other cities, towns and
plantations.
This
territory has, according to the 1950 census, a
population of
617,000,
dollar
Charlotte, N. C—V. 180,
of
central
centers
the
pave
vately—The
prices
program.
BUSINESS—Company is
the
at
for
to par, plus accrued interest in each
incurred in
were
and
par,
proceeds
the company
the
loans
be
103.85%
receding from 100.85%
used
April
Commerce Loan
tion
Closely competing bids for the bonds as 3%s came from:
Blyth &
Co., Inc., and Kidder, Peabody & Co.
(jointly),
100.10;
The First
Boston Corp. and Coffin &
Burr, Inc. (jointly), 100.061; and Harriman
Ripley & Co. Inc., 100.061. Salomon Bros. & Hutzler bid 102.225 and
Merrill Lynch,
Pierce, Fenner and Beane and White, Weld &
Co.,
(jointly), bid 102.109, both for bonds with a 3'/2% coupon.
The
his successors laid foundations
Colonial Stores, Inc.—Current Sales Increased—
100.16%.
ranging
"Story of an American
enterprising spirit made a
due
Offered—Halsey,
for the year
$2,142,873
1954 the company paid an initial dividend
presently outstanding $1 par value com¬
dividends of the same amount have been
that
debentures,
1,
The
branches
Stuart & Co. Inc., on April 13 headed a
syndicate offer¬
ing $12,000,000 of 3%% first and general mortgage bonds
series V, due April 1, 1985, at 100.849% and accrued in¬
terest, to yield 3.33%. Award of the issue was won by
group
to
production by April, 1956,
three months later.—V.
years,
with
covering $300,000 of 6% convertible sinking fund debentures
15, 1961, to be offered at 100% of principal amount.
the
and
production
March
Central
products
on
the
month.
a
The
Casware, Inc., Wilkes-Barre, Pa.—Files With SEC—
?
Va.
W.
Construction
643.
tho
to
revenues
the
on
quarterly
since
of
operating
1439.
p.
Commerce
SEC
and how he
and
history,
Chrysler's
Walter
reality,
a
multi-million
a
Foreign Exchange Con¬
Development Bank and as
net income
share
and
paid
5%
June
the
Industrial
International
Investment Fund,
Canadian Fund,
The
how
machines
men,
of
Services
services
\
consolidated
reported
company
and
per
stock
30-year
Columbia-Southern Chemical Corp.—Plans Expansion
Its
director
a
1074.
Canadian
in its 84-page page
corporation,
dream
—V.
other
and
Gerstley, Sunstein & Co..
The
in
engineering
tele¬
owned
company
F. Eberstadt & Co
Issues Historical Booklet—
Construction Co.
from
Canada
been
Calvin
of
Chairman
as
of
of
Bank
has
Director—
a
Investment Fund,
management
Canada
Governor
the
resignation,
and of Canadian
under
as
metal
503,740
Authorized
W.
of
technical,
CAPITALIZATION
an
the major phase of the Mack plant project—
stamping capacity.
Construction will soon
entering
now
cents
payment
at
According to E. T. Asplundh, President,
until
end
facilities
enlargement
construction
Canadian Fund, Inc.—Towers Elected
-
on a 30,000 square-foot steel
tion of the plant to house modern,
2,500
Co
Northwest
1954.
stand-by plant since March,
a
begin
2,500
1307.
p.
stand-by
largest
Brennan said.
pre¬
Shares
12,750
Co
Ryons
Brush,
Co
second
the corporation's 2,240,000-square foot
Mack Avenue plant in Detroit, Mich., are being modernized and ex¬
panded in a multi-million dollar program to increase production capac¬
ity for Plymouth passenger car bodies, it was announced on April 17.
•>J. E. Brennan, General Manager of the Automotive Body Division,
said the expansion program, launched in July, 1954, to modernize the
fabricating assembly and painting
facilities of the Mack-plant, is
scheduled for completion this September.
"The plant's production capacity for Plymouth bodies has already
been
increased
13%
under this first phase of
the program," Mr.
Company,"
California
the
become
Expands Capacity for Plymouth Car Bodies—
Manufacturing
a
ferred stock:
First
will
plant
gine plant in New Orleans, La.,
"We
number
tank
Detroit
of
■<
"
manufacturing installation in the country. The largest in size
equipment is the Chrysler-managed 2,000.000-square-foot tank en¬
and
25
total
a
the outstanding stock of Telephone
all of
owns
supplies
$34,660,159
mon
preparations are completed to place the plant and Hs 1,500
production machines and other equipment on a stand-by schedule, the
the
Indeterminable
an
"
with
subsidiaries.
regularly
When
1955.
tlncluding
It also
states
DIVIDENDS—On March 15,
of
production program of T-51 tank
retrievers and M-47 medium tanks.
obligation
vertible
of
to
defense
supplemented.
as
plant
the Detroit tank plant on the military
restrictions of
mortgage indenture dated as of July 1, 1944, between the com¬
and Bank of America National Trust and Savings Association
first
and
71,750shs.
115,604 shs.
1136,059 shs.
50,000 shs.
§241,663 shs,
tank
Detroit
17
EARNINGS—The
place the 1,000,000-square-foot tank
manufacturing facility on a stand-by basis for U. S. Army Ordnance.
Chrysler and Army Ordnance announced on April 13 that the pro¬
duction of T-51 heavy tank retrievers was completed on schedule March
31, and the stand-by program for the plant was put into effect.
managed
issuable
5 '/a %
in
which
Inc.
Large-scale maintenance preparations are underway at the Chrysler-
2,000.000
5%
phones.
Chrysler Corp.—Savings Achieved—
$1,600,000
$2,000,000
1972
1,
companies
operating
750,000
975,000
1984
April
(par $20)
series
more
or
1,
1.
Jan.
f debentures due
$1,830,000
*
BUSINESS—Company controls through stock ownership 19 operating?
upon
ferred
1971—
Series
date
FINANCING
GIVING EFFECT TO PRE8ENT
CAPITALIZATION
covering
and
500
one
on
Feb.
500 shares
shares
of
25
filed
a
letter
of
notification
of non-cumulative preferred stock
common
stock
(no
par)
to
be
offered
with
(par
in
the
$100)
units
of
share of each
The
class of stock at $100 per unit, without
underwriting.
proceeds are to be used to pay for construction costs.
additions
the
to
telephone properties of $34,800,178, representing
an
increase
of
approximately
56%
in
telephone
plant.
This expansion program,
according to the company, is being continued on an accelerated basis,
with
provision
from
manual
to
for
conversion
automatic
of
an
operation.
additional
number
of
exchanges
Dayton
As
part
expanding
registration
Rubber
of
a
Co.—Files
$5,000,000
business,
this
statement
Convertible
financing
company
covering
on
the
program
to
April
filed
15
proposed
Debentures—
provide
public
with
funds
the
offering
for
SEC
of
a
$3,-
Number 5421.. > The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Volume 181
000,000 convertible subordinated debentures due Dec. 1, 1970.
The
underwriting will be managed by Lehman Brothers.,
The balance of the financing in the form of a private placement
loan is being arranged with the Equitable Life Assurance Society of
the United States and will consist of a $2,000,000 4% note due Dec. 1,
1970.
The latter accommodation will bring the aggregate loan from
that institution
Proceeds
to
added
the
to
Elgin National Watch Co.—New Brochure—
duction
cision
polyurethane.
The
statement
$1.26
that
disclosed
for
sales
the
first
five
against $218,387, or 31 cents per com¬
mon share in the corresponding period of last year.
The company is one of the major producers of foam rubber pillows
and other
comfort items, mechanical rubber goods, such as V-belts,
per
share,
common
&
Inc.—Quarterly
Co.,
Raynolds
Sales
;
for
the
first
President
three
and
months
Board
its
of
fiscal
1955
announced
Chairman,
Louis
year,
April
on
11.
E. Wolfson,
Devoe's first
quarter, ending Feb. 28, is traditionally the poorest of the four quarters
for
paint
to
13
cents
outstanding
first
quarter
and
share
a
class
on
and
A
six cents
a
share
class B
on
stock
a
share
class B stock.
on
Net
of its class A stock to April
81%
offer
of
11 have accepted the share exchange
181, p. 1560.
Merritt-Chapman & Scott Corp.—V.
Excelsior Insurance Co. of New York—Files With SEC
The company on April
February—
Gross from railway
Net from railway
Net
low
from
Net
ry.
—V.
745
R.
announced
shares of
The
Net ry.
(Del.)—Stock
(par one cent) at 10 cents per
having been
The
$621,167
120,259
51,841
5,290
76,513
20,948
*61,352
330,070
1,041,458
43,079
*19,108
1,272,222
178,448
1,217,422
146,647
59,644
35,893
income.
Net
from
covering
$1)
railway
fj*om
Net ry.
166,814
___
81,591
income—
oper.
in
on
—
Files With
Commission—
March 3 filed
letter of notification with the SEC
a
covering 19,800 shares of class A common stock (par $1) to be
at
$2.50
per
share, without underwriting. The proceeds are
used for working capital.—V. 179, p. 1371.
offered
to be
to
change
of
poned
until
new
a
adjourned
meeting
the
of
1955.
11,
May
of preferred stock into
stock. Action was post¬
stockholders, to be held on
reclassify outstanding shares
4lA% convertible preferred
and
shares
the April 13 meeting indicated that more than 50%
outstanding preferred stock had authorized votes
proposal. Adjournment was taken to give additional
time for holders of preferred stock not represented at the meeting to
indicate their views on the proposal.
The directors have declared a dividend of $1.75 on the series A and
favor
$1.50
at
holders
the
in
series
the
on
stockholders
of
the
of
B
outstanding
record April
of
stock, payable May
181, p. 1439.
1
preferred
22, 1955.—V.
The
Mar. 31,'55
,
.
the
of
—V.
p.
per
in
—V.
to
per
-—
share
1202.
Thi^
of
'
,
branch
located
offices,
the
•
959.
The
share
greater
than
more
amounted
to
sales
new
a
200,000
Manager
April
rate
of
2,800
of
been
deliveries
Buick
6.
181,
p.
of
J.
P.
Morgan
as
speculation
a
be
to
are
used
of
issue
an
repay
$700,000
in
notes
used
1955
working
for
The
daily,
is
presently engaged
agenda
1956
Street,
general
in
publishing
three
local
edi¬
1957.
Wilmington,
N.
sales
have
This
corporation on
received
requests
more
crucibles
and
Jan.
1,
1979
are
for
firm
history. The company specializes in creating and
ducing refractory and abrasives products to the specific
year
custom-pro¬
needs of its
to
Bldg.,
being
form
a
of
500,000
group
a
oil
associates
at
debentures
are
new
company
shares
of
known
common
headed
underwriters
convertible into
of
bidding.
stock
by
at
$9.50
Shields
&
per
the
Co.,
Leitten, Executive Vice-President, said many
jected products are for new manufacturing techniques in
chemical processing.—V. 181, p. 1439.
F.
of the pro¬
metals and
retire
due
to
balance
Feb.
retire
will
statement
be
to
previously
As
to
be
covering
offered
reported,
for
the
com¬
Southern
The
Co., its parent,
Construction expenditures
Improvements.
common
stock
at
from
the
sale
180,
181, p.
for
for
1873.
The Chase
ended
J.
$40
per
record
reports
company
year
$1,645,444
with
at
Dec.
in
Bank, trustee, New
taxes,
previous high
in
in
$4.88
of
share
a
both based
1953,
totaled
1954
Mr.
Kraut
stock,
common
360,000
on
shares
compared
outstanding
$26,779,370,
pointed
out
that
against
the
$37,607,905
variation
in
the
sales
year
due
was
the
to
The company
paid off in full notes payable to the U. S. Government
$4,412,216 and
bank notes totaling $2,000,000.
Mr.
amounting
to
Kraut
this
said
in
was
accomplished by a reduction of inventories, of
and of accounts receivable, and by the
1954, of 60,000 shares of common stock.—V. 181, p. 861.
to
subcontractors,
June,
Gillette Co., Gillette Park, Boston, Mass.—Files—
The
SEC
to
company
covering
employees
chased
an
by
March
shares
on
4,500
pursuant
company
aggregate
to
11
filed
of
common
Stock
a
the
on
New
$300,000).—V.
of
letter
a
of
stock
York
180,
notification
(par
Purchase
$1)
Plan
Stock
to
with
be
(shares
the
offered
to
be
Exchange not to
pur¬
exceed
1771.
p.
(P. H.) Glatfelter Co.—Private Financing Arranged—
Subject to terms and conditions of purchase agreements
negotiated by The First Boston Corp., certain institu¬
tional investors have entered
into commitments to pur¬
chase
$4,000,000 first mortgage 4% sinking fund bonds,
1, 1975, in instalments on or before Oct. 1,
1956 (see V. 181, p. 1077)—V. 181, p. 1440.
due
Dec.
Gliddcn Co.—Leases Additional
More
than
Cleveland, O.
its
home
Dwight
15 filed a letter of notification with the
SEC covering 260,000 shares of comnion stock
(par 10 cents) to be
offered at $i per share through T. J. O'Connor and Associates, Wash¬
ington, D. C. The net proceeds are to be used for purchase of factory
The
operations
located
at
the
corridors,
floor
divided
the
and
the
personnel
heart
ninth
the
of
Street
downtown
to
integrate
central
one
announced
floor
Ninth
of
of
move
a
into
President,
corner
on
Union
8.
Commerce
Euclid
and
unit,
April
Avenue.
quarters will encompass 51,693- square
will enable Glidden to consolidate
new
This
space.
Spac$—
in
space
this company in
by
move
13th
the
floor of the same building and bring
headquarters functions now located at 11001 Madison Avenue.
making the lease announcement, Mr. Joyce .said, "Other cities
areas
on
other
in
In
considered
were
Glidden
1310.
leased
Joyce, Chairman and
space leased is the entire
of
two
office
of
acre
P.
Including
feet
an
has been
office
Building,
working capital.
six
has
General
contractors
Garrett Corp.—Plans New Plant—
earnings
said the increase resulted from "near
relief from excess profits taxes."
The 1954
Mr. Kraut stated. Unfilled orders which were
unusually high through¬
out
the
Korean War
period, dropped to more normal levels.
The
company's current backlog exceeds the machine tool industry average.
Alexandria, Va.—Files—
1955—3 Mos.—1954
$9,724,527 $25,889,085 $25,181,698
$1,756,455 in
of
end.
of
1955—Month—1954
with
?
President,
share
a
earnings, .after
'
elimination of subcontracting.
The
Giddings &
JLewls
extensive
subcontracting program, amounting to one-third of
the company's output at its peak, was in effect completed'in
1954,
share.
Gamble-Skogmo, Inc.—March Sales Higher—
Reports Record
r
—
compared
1954,
31,
1953.
Kraut,
$4.57
year
Sales
the largest
$9,866,540
Manhattan
721.
p.
capacity operations plus
earnings were equal to
corporation on March
Period End. March 31—
to
D,
and
SEC—
1985,
Giddings & Lewis Machine Tool Co.
manufacturer of truck trailers
in the United States,
and sales for 1954 amounted to $152,818,738.
The
company,
together with its wholly-owned subsidiary, Fruehauf
Trailer Co. of Canada Ltd., engages in the manufacture, sale and
distribution of truck trailers, truck bodies, accessories and the sale
of parts and services.
The Fruehauf Trailer Finance Co., a whollyowned
subsidiary, finances instalment sales of the trailers.
Eight
manufacturing plants are located in the United States and one in
Canada.
In
addition, Fruehauf operates sales and service branches
in 75 cities throughout the United States and Canada.—V. 181, p. 1440.
—V. 181, p.
due
$33,400,000.—V.
made at the office of
City,—V.
advances
Sales
The
registration
a
bonds,
stock
common
and
are
This
business.
for
Corp.
Earnings for 1954—
capacity vehicle, has met with excellent acceptance and is cur¬
being produced in quantity at five of the company's plants,
serving the East, Midwest, Far West and the South. The company
expects that the Volume Van will comprise a substantial part of its
The
used
International
as
years.
GAD Enterprises, Inc.,
be
series
to use the proceeds of the bond sale and $4,500,000
to be received later in 1955 from the proposed sale of addi¬
shares
York
its
BUSINESS—Company is
will
$1,000,000
The company has called for redemption drt
May 15, 1955, $34,000
of its first mortgage bonds, 3%
series due 1975; Payment, at 101.625%
of the principal, amount plus accrued interest to the
redemption-date,
Merger, etc.—
on
proceeds
filed
13
competitive
at
of
and
of
expansion.
mortgage
additions
It Is said that the new company will pay approximately
sale
loans
Telephone
and
April
on
first
estimated
165 Broadway, New York 6, N. Y.
is
Co.—V,
office
home
is
Hatfield
are
Bros.
Maurer
the
for
site.
One
Chicago
was
where
plants.
operating
contractor
Sam
Electric
181,
p.
Emerson
V/.
Co.,
Construction
Lennox-Haldeman
Other
Co.
Co.,
1561.
and
The
:
•
t1
.
_
corporation has broken ground for a new $1,300,000 adminis¬
trative and engineering office building, an extensive addition
(about
82,000 square feet) to its present AiResearch Manufacturing Division
plant adjacent to Los Angeles International Airport, at the corner
of Sepulveda and Century Blvds., according to J. C. Garrett, President.
The
—V.
181,
p.
Grand Union Co.—Current Sales Up 14.3%—
5 Weeks Ended
Foods
Corp.—Now Kool-Aid
Facilities—
corporation has begun production of Kool-Aid, a soft drink
powder, in its San Leandro, Calif, plant, it was announced on April 12.
This
When
GF
——
Plans 2-for-l
The
General
acquired
Perkins
Products
Co.,
originators
of
Kool-Aid,
c 1955
April 2—
Sales
1440.
customers.
Carl
or
Georgia Power & Light Co.—Partial Redemption—
cubic
■
12 reported that so far this year it has
unusual developments in grinding wheels,
at any other similar period in its 36-
York,
its
1955
Iroquois and about $2,800,000 for Frankenmuth.
The
expected to be publicly financed in part through the
for
and
is
transactions
sinking fund bonds,
bank
General
property
for publication of seven additional
principal office is located at 100
Del., and its publication and business
sale
of Pasadena, Calif.,
with the opening
the Midwest and
than
avail¬
now
Incorporated, New
Its
the debentures will be
used for working capital to meet the expanding demand for production
of
Fruehauf Trailer
products, particularly of the new Volume Van
Trailer, the construction of which by decrease in the thickness of the
walls, lowering of the floor and increases of length, all within existing
limitations fixed by law, allows the carrying of up to 35% more cargo
than conventional trailers.
The Volume Van Trailer, which is a high
1
April
refractories
he
now
proposes
tional
that the Iroquois Beverage Corp. brewery
sold and its operations merged with the
reported
Y.,
of
Sale
expected
provides
and
of
has
company
public
1873.
through
of such
$18.22
Corp.—Outlook—
The
cars,"
.
due
& Co.
Georgia Power Co.—Registers With
This
sinking fund provisions under which the company,
option, may retire up to $750,000 annually beginning April 1,
through 1964. Beginning April 1, 1965 through April 1, 1969, the
company is required to retire $750,000 annually, and at its option, may
retire up to an additional $750,000 in each of these years.
Beginning
April 1, 1970 through 1974, it is required to retire $1,200,000 annually,
and, at its option, may retire up to an additional $1,200,000 in each
in Evanston,
Electro Refractories & Abrasives
sec¬
operating headquarters in Bluefield, W. Va„
and
furnishes telephone service to more than 27,000 telephones in
Virginia and West Virginia.—V. 179, p. 2369.
300,000
and
short-term
construction
company
$12,000,000
capital
these
from
first mortgage
to
at $1 per share.
for
secured
of 4%
rently
1673.
the
established.
186,223
96
and
Wiles
Mr.
,
systems."—V.
...
first
marking
cars,
has
,
,
the
cars
on
72,932
record
of
than
^
59,535 deliveries in February.
the first quarter amounted to
current
offices
funds
$291,000
1, 1977,
York.
Regional Offices—
■
,r
company sold on April 12 at par $1,300,000 of dV2% first mortgage bonds, series E, due 1985,
to three institutional investors. Additional
financing in¬
cluded the sale of $1,000,000 of common stock to General
Telephone Corp.
1960
$5,772,024 $16,474,996 $14,650,686
i
been
•
National Bank of Detroit, Detroit. Mich.—V. 181, p. 1673.
•
new
the
principally
111. and Washington,
D.
C.,
will
offer
"technical, consulting
and training services for
present or potential users of DATATRON electronic data processing
The
at
before.
stepped up its nationwide expansion program
new
regional saies and service headquarters in
Southeast.
Division's
has
year
Definitive Debentures Ready—
quickly oversubscribed.
1955—3 Mos.—1.954
corporation, digital computer manufacturer
delivered
March
for
the
April 14 offered $15,000,000 of
3%% convertible subordinated debentures due April 1,
1975 at 102 %% and accrued interest. This offering was
and
has
Frigidaire
this
Definitive 25-year 3'A %• debentures
Fruehauf Trailer Co.—Debentures Sold—Lehman Bro¬
'
ElectroDala Corp.—Opens New
the
far
/ '•
month
was
sales
"At
able
for
in
company
thers
Inc.—March Sales Up 25.9%—
$7,270,703
i
181, p.
for
record
will be
share
$20.76
$19.03
1955—Month—1954
Period End. March 31—
—V.
deliveries
pany
recently
was
issuance
1202.
Edison Brothers Stores,
Sales^.
19th
Buffalo,
new
Dec. 31,'54
$41,754,464 $38,092,795
—.
have
consecutive
saidi,
Sport Fishermen" entitled Eastern Fresh Water
Eastern Salt Water Annual and Great Lakes-Ontario Annual.
Breweries, Inc.
,
fund
price
181, p.
"Guide
Frankenmuth
Mar. 31,'55
the
with
2396.
(par 10 cents)
office is at the Chemical Bank
Dec. 31,'54
$21.33
share.
1202.
of—
of
Offering
notification
of
pursuant to the employees stock
exceed an aggregate of $250,000
to
180, p.
offering
stock
proceeds
editions
West
Eaton & Howard Stock Fund—Assets Increase—
As
Size
is
corporation's
local
147,684,209 141,441,616
fund
price
181,
not
amount
an
corporation
of
Annual,
The
$
Offering
letter
a
first trust certificates and
employees
to
year.—V.
common
net
tions
Eaton & Howard Balanced Fund—Assets Increase—
As of—
Size
in
PROCEEDS—Net
filed
Proxies
of
that
so
" ■■
passed the 200,000 mark.'<
The issue carries
on
same
Privately—This
corporate purposes.
at
April 13 postponed action on the proposal to
authorize the filing of an amendment to the charter of the corpora¬
tion to increase the authorized capital stock of the corporation and
stockholders
filed
28
Md.—Files—
April 7 filed a leter of notification with the
undetermined number of shares of common stock
corporation
shares of
The
Adjourned—
States Corp.—Annual Meeting
Eastern
The
1,347,140
the
200,000 Buicks Delivered—f
dealers
Ralph
Ejtgle Oil & Supply Co., Quincy, Mass.
company
Inc., Bethesda,
offered
calendar
any
181, p. 1309.
Securities and Exchange
The
2,739,440
1,155,918
on
an
be
purchase plan
New
•Deficit.—V.
to
$6,000,000
1,086,640
railway
2,355,042
disclosed
'
.
Over
753,033
Feb.
on
corporation
(par
It
$643,427
114,710
$535,604
__
-
also
appliance market
year.
Buick
7,603,438
Frankenmuth Brewing Co.—Proposed
From Jan. 1—
Gross
585,895
7,094,227
purchase of cattle.—V. 181, p.
SEC
1952
1953
1954
1955
railway
and
—V. 180, p.
$563,532
railway
oper.
529,919
6,427,955
1,834,097
878,180
the first quarter
period last
during
than
days of this year, Ivan L. Wiles, General
Vice-President of General Motors, reported
Foster Publications, Inc., New York—Stock Offered—
Co., Jersey City, N. J., on April 10
that the recent public offering of 3,000,000
stock
railway
income
oper.
corporation
The
February—
from
495,513
10,000 shares
of common stock (no par) to be offered in units of a $100 certificate
and five shares of stock at $100 per unit, without underwriting. The
proceeds are to be used to purchase land and machinery, for improve¬
Duluth, South Shore & Atlantic RR.—Earnings—
Net
1,564,090
6,940,556
2,136,507
1,003,670
railway
covering $200,000 of 6%
The
&
Real
common
from
$3,944,069
greater
appliances," Mr. Curtice said.
"Retail
1,219,046
25%
181, p. 1202.
SEC
1309.
and
share has been completed, all of said shares
sold.
Gross
last
1952
$3,533,705
than
General Telephone Co. of the Southeast—Bonds Placed
1955—8 Mos.—1954
Dickens Uranium & Development Corp.
Sold—N.
1953
Frigidaire major appliances
more
Curtice
overall
previous
Food Fair Stores, Inc.—Files With SEC—
$2,250,247 $19,757,003 $19,882,081
$2,548,361
-
pp.
1,061,906
Flying-A-Ranch,
cost,
1955—Month—1954
Period End. March 31—
from
Net
Diana Stores Corp.—March Sales Increased—
181,
Mr.
ond
1954
$3,307,804
1,087,422
1955
$3,394,848
income
oper.
ry.
Gross
ments
portable filter for the family size
swimming, pool,
which
lists
for
$250,
is
a
complete filter
unit,
mounted on wheels which can be placed in operation in five minutes.
A
quality product giving professional performance, DIACLEAR will
handle pools up to 15,000 gallons (16 ft. x 32 ft. x 4 ft.).
first
DIACLEAR—the
—V.
?
said
Florida East Coast Ry.—Earnings-
of
were
household
of notification with the SEC
11 filed a letter
covering 25,000 shares of capital stock (par $6) to be offered for
subscription by stockholders of record April 20 on a pro rata basis;
rights to expire on May 16.
The offering will not be underwritten.
The proceeds are to be used for working capital.
Dlaclear, Inc., Hamden, Conn.—New Product—
Sales—
1955
year, Harlow H. Curtice; President, announced on April 10.
"This trend is expected to continue
and should result in a 25%
Increase
for the entire
year,
making this an outstanding year for
the
'
earnings for the last five months of its 1954 fiscal year were
$751,582, as against $582,527 for the first seven months.
Holders of more than 96% of Devoe's class B common and more than
.
without Underwriting.
The proceeds are to be used to pay
design ofsportcars; for purchase of raw materials;
working, capital.
and for
at Feb. 28. This compared with earnings of $3,079 in the
of 1954, equivalent to six mills a share on the class A
mills
three
Retail'sales
Baltimore, Md.—Files—
From Jan. 1—
reported sales for the first quarter totalled $10,501,379,
gain of 7%s% over $9,769,190 in the same period last year.
Earnings after taxes.for the 1955 first quarter were $70,360, equal
installation
General Motors Corp.—Frigidaire Sales Up 25%—
,
for iprovement of
sales.
The company
a
"
the high-pre¬
in
purposes
,
,
The company on April 1 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
covering 300;60Q. shares of common stock to be offered at par ($i per
and
showed higher sales and a substantial rise in earnings
company
commercial
and
1440.
p.
the total demand for the product was met by the company's
Greatly increased-demand since that time led to
of
modern
production and packaging facilities in
Hoboken, N. Jn as well as in San Leandro. Capacity of the Chicago
plant has been expanded greatly also.—V. 180, p. 1874.
1953,
the
of
Earnings Rise—Deposits Under Exchange Offer—
This
industrial
181,
as
printing rollers and textile products, and tires.—V. 181, p. 411.
Devoe
for
Esholman Motors Corp.,
...
share),
registration
months of the current fiscal year were $24,488,041 as against $20,243,638 in the corresponding period of last year.
Net income for the first
five months of the current fiscal year was $779,565, the equivalent
of
and
field.—V.
3
facilities in Chicago.
company's working capital to finance
inventory requirements and accounts receivable which have
accompanied the rise in production and sales now being experienced,
and to finance the anticipated increased volumes in foam rubber latex,
and
A
T6-page brochure has been prepared by the Ordnance Division of
-this company to assist in its sale activities.
It illustrates the widely
varied skills and services Elgin has available both for military pro¬
Increased
-
in
"
•"
""">■*
$9,219,000..
be
will
(1775)
a
directors
on
and.
4%
share
record
The
regular
May
a
2,
stock
April
1955,
directors
meeting
also
May
Split—
7
stock
1954
$23,890,491 $20,908,556
—
declared
dividend
payable May.
voted
to
25,
1955
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the
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cash
shares
of
dividend
of
stockholders
to
the
two-ior-one
stockholders
split
of
the
at
Canada, $58.00 per year.
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THE COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
25o
-
,
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle... Monday, April 18, 1955
4
(1776)
*
The
United
added
1561.
181, p.
C.—V.
-
—V." ill
1203.
p.
Western RR.—Earnings-
Green Bay &
$358,880
$355,286
railway...—
120,588
138,523
97,692
income—_
44,796
45,636
52,021
24,855
railway.—
from
from
Net
1952
1953
1954
1955
$368,102
145,113
February—
Gross
Net ry, oper.
•
$307,973
692,041
oper.
rj*.
630,036
191,128
67,211
91,369
64,122
defense effort.
Sales Increased—
He
for
a
Development Co., Gallup, N.
Gulf Uranium &
M.—Files
on April 4 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
3,000,000 shares of common stock to be offered at par (10
cents per share), through Coombs & Co. of Ogden, Utah. The net pro¬
ceeds are to be used to pay expenses incident to mining operations.
The
160,677,
company
ended
31r
March
divi¬
preferred
of
Earnings for the first
to 54 cents per share
stock.
equivalent
or
in
1954).
$7,160,811
were
16.2%.
the
months
three
after deduction
common
period
of
..
with $6,declined
sub¬
compared
shipments
Defense
first
quarter
1954.
of
-
473.
for
our
regular products
fully realized, and present
good," said W. B. McMillan,
%
Ibex Uranium, Inc.
(Wyo.), Denver, Colo.—Files With
first quarter
for the second
179,
p.
Securities and
orders
1955
of
were
quarter
are
Exchange Commission—
The corporation
*
increased
the
prospects
April 1 filed
on
*
letter of notification with
a
the SEC
covering 1.200,000 shares of
25
at
The
cents
net
common stock (par 10 cents) to be offered
share through Garden States Securities, Hoboken, N. J.
per
proceeds
to
are
be
used
to
incident
expenses
pay
mining
to
operations.
Industrial Rayon Corp.
aircraft
646.
p.
the
increase
President.—V.
Herrington,
P.
dividend
for
compared with
expectations for
"The
of
$355,434,
were
stock
sales
an
during
manufacturers.
;
Manager of W. L. Lyons & Co., investment
brokers, Lexington, Ky., has been elected a director to represent cias"
A stockholders for
a
three-year term expiring April, 1958.—V. 18
Alex
1.954
for
net
the
for
share
and gas properties
Co.—Earnings Increase—
equivalent,
or
per
stantially
.
,
,
cents
of
Total
reported that the company expects to receive a contract to design
jigs, fixtures, dies and other equipment necessary
new
and outstanding military airplane to' be built by one of
leading
the
1203.
181, p.
.
the newly acquired refineries and
outlets,
and
that well in excess
of
marketing
earnings
$476,305<
to 74
(adjusted
of the decrease in
connected with the
>
consolidated
were
quarter
manufacture
and
$7,584,354
—
Net
1955
dend,
.
,
,
.
$3,545,000 was defense.
Approximately $1,541,000
unfilled orders is ascrlbable, he said, to business
1955—Month—1954
1955—2 Mos.—1954
$7,469,567 $13,779,379 $13,920,761
Period End. March 31—
Sales
total
with
expansion
Hussmann Refrigerator
"
orders as of March 31, 1955, Mr. Auer said, amounted to
of which defense orders represented $2,000,000, compared
unfilled orders of $8,065,000 on Dec. 31,
1954 of which
$6,590,000
the
for
additional
$1,000,000 will be spent on developing proven oil
now
owned by the company.—V. 180, p. 1976.
told the
12
April
on
1955
securing
of
181, p. 1077.
arose."
strike
and
'Unfilled
254,138
Green Co., Inc.—March
(II. L.)
—V.
687,903
206,010
63,979
income
—V. 181, p. 1203.
Net
698,409
229,895
from railway.—railway
from
President,
Auer,
dissension
From Jan, 1—
Gross
Net
in
stockholders that the
company's profits for the six months ended March 31, 1955, the first
half of its current fiscal year, were estimated at $500,000, after taxes,
which compared with $282,000 in the corresponding period last year.
He explained that the latter period "reflected the unfortunate strike
and expenses caused by the internal dissension which is now a thing
of the past."
'■■■•'/.. / .
Mr. Auer said that operations for the second half of the company s
fiscal year "cannot be expected to equal the profits realized in the
April-September period of last year, when production and profits both
benefitted from the accumulated volume of orders taken before the
L.
in
made
Corp.
.
similar agreement for the
lamp for its exclusive use in
a
Inc.—Earnings Higher—New Director
(R.) Hoe & Co.,
J.
1955—Month—1954
1955—8-Mos.—1954
$8,254,479 $7,291,774 $64,131,632 $60,169,528
March 31—
Feriod End.
Sales
Electronic
Brown
&
/
has also entered into
of a distinctively designed
conjunction with its products.—V.
Inc.—Sales Up—
Stores,
"Hobby
Mark
Battery)."
Special
company
manufacture
*
,
Grayson-Robinson
The
Trade
the
bear
(SENTRY-LITE
stock on an annual
the new
D.
batteries
is the intention of the board to place
dividend rate of 60c per share/
company operates 295 stores in the Northeastern part of the
States, 36 in Canada.
In February of this year, the chain
12 stores bv acquiring Food Fair Supermarkets of Washington,
It
shares.
outstanding
end
Net
$22,271,303
Federal
taxes
taxes
income
on
1954
$16,975,932
5,754,851
4,214,887
1955
sales
Income beiore Federal
,,
(& Subs.)—Quarterly Ears. Up
3 Months Ended March 31—
,
income
on
3,025,000
2,240,000
$2,729,851
$1.48
$1,974,887
$1.07
(est.)
covering
Period End. March
Sales
York—Files With SEC—
The corporation on April 6 filed a letter ol notification with the
SEC covering 10,000 shares of capital stock (par 10 cents per share)
to be offered at $1.50 per share, through E, E. Smith Co., New York.
The net proceeds are to be used for working capital.-r-V. 180, p. 2082.
Harley Patents, Inc., New
——
—V.
181,
-
.
......
_
Of
estate owned
the railroad is
in New York.
refunding 5s, of which there are
$353,000.
in
in
company
an
had
p.
Gross
enhance the
to
.
Months
unit.—
Certificates, Inc.—Income Higher—
Ended
31,
at
their
income
the
bid
$0.11
$0.10
the capital
If securities
side
the
would
market,
the
of
was
$30.16.
values, adjusted by provision
value per share at the
appreciated
taxes,
the market
28.209
:
1955,
the
at
$39,322
liquidating value per share of
share
per
sold
1954
1955
31—
March
29,953
valued
were
eral
milling
initial
the
of
$42,003
March
of
As
of
erection
the
and
for
Fed¬
bid
side
liquidating
be
$24.77.—V.
178,
1667.
p.
Interlake Steamship Co.—New President—
Shevlin
John
has
President
elected
been
to
'
Elton
late
the
succeed
Hoyt II, who died on March 16.
Mr. John Sherwin, who is senior
managing partner of Pickands Mather & Co., has been Vice-Presi¬
dent
Interlake
of
Steamship
Co.—V.
157,
2251.
p,
12,
.
International Breweries,
Frankenmuth
See
Brewing
the
For
net
is
>
■
three
income
the
of
end
the
months
to
Hobby & Brown Electronic Corp.
(N. Y.)—Stock Of¬
fered—W. Harry Young
fering at $1.25
Co., Garden City, N. Y., is of¬
share 100,000 shares of common stock
per
(par 10 cents) as
PROCEEDS—The
and working
speculation.
a
net
proceeds
to
are
be used
to
increase inventory
capital.
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
EFFECT
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
Authorized
stock
common
(par
BUSINESS—Corporation
1950
Hobby
as
its
present
&
was
Brown
name
20,
York
in. New
Its
Corp,
name
on
was
changed
MODEL
regular
(2)
source
MODEL
light.
200X
This
is
self-contained
will
of power
2VX15
principal
The
a
unit
lor any
is
reason
designed
feature
of
instantaneous
instant
provide
to
this
automatic
light¬
emergency
light
when
fails.
the
battery
which
A-1010C
operated Dual
is
power
to
provide
alternating
is
the
Voltage
in
the
first
model
instantaneous
is
the
automatic
noncritical
circuit
and
only completely self-contained
Power Supply, the primary function of
event
current
of
and
the
direct
interest,
revenues
of
annual
Total
in
failure
current
of
the
normal
simultaneously
source
from
this
report
carried
on
Israel.
in
reached
an
of
crease
all-time
14%-
over
Net
should
be
pared
p.
to
value
high
noted,
in
$9,725,017
of
drilling,
an
participated
company
of
billion
a
taneously.
cwn
special long life batteries with
a
national
manufacturer
and
its
these
Lloydminster
of
and
and
as
1954,
$501,972,
that
compared
as
is
cubic
refinery,
expansion
additions
anticipated
that
a
181,
Increased
1953
1954
$683,049,560 $673,507,96
Net
sale*
Net
profit:
From
extraordinary
67.475.584
6,014.162
Total,
Cash
including
dividends
items
extraordinary
paid
items
58.542.51
5.392.96C
$73,489,743
operations
From
$63,935,47"
on:
Preferred
stock
(S4
per
"Common
stock
($3
per
920,000
29,760,378
share)
share)
920,00C
27,367,50C
fNet profit per share of common stock:
From
extraordinary
$5.6
$0.51
$6.47
$0.58
operation?
From
items
Total,
with
before
lease
tBook
value
$8,007,351
for
and
oil
and
discoveries
gas
feet,
and
for
the
first
time,
to
completing
of
that
the
com¬
the
two-year,
$1,000,000
this
the
Fort
expenditures
refinery;
$1,422-000
for
the
William refinery, $476,000 for
the
Moose
Jaw
refinery,
and
in
31
Dec.
and
1954
$2,500,000
will
be
$40.9f
31.80"
paid in December
32.302
—
5%
and 10%
were
respectively.
tComputed cn basis of
10,279,500 shares for '1953.
1953,
10,234,074 share:
working capital at Dec, 31, 1954, amounted to $151,115,496, ar
increase of $8,482,501 during the year.
Current assets of $198,562,601
included $37,097,744 of cash and $26,789,273 of government securities
Current
On
of
1954,
1,
the
of
pulp mill and
Canadian
installation
at
acquired
substantially
Alcohols,
Ltd.,
sulphite
the
tures
La
of
which
liquor
276-inch kraft paper and liner, boarc
1954, the Canadian compan:
a
Also
Tuque.
United
for
Corp.
Brown
machine
In
$47,447,109.
to
International Paper Co. acquired th
in Canada, including the high-gradi
kraft pulp mill at La Tuque, Quebec, and a block of 2,453,971
woodlands.
Plans are new under way for expansion of tin
bleached
acres
amounted
liabilities
Dec.
properties
during
all of the outstanding stock of Commercia
makes alcohol from the fermentable sugars i
from
States,
improvements
the Gatineau Mill.
the company continued
the
of
primarily
begun during
designed
substantial expend!
and paper mills, most of whic
efficiency and quality. Constru
a
new milk
container plant" nea
shipping container plant at Genev
pulp
increase
to
was
1954
on
expansion
of
the
tall
o
plant located at Panama City, Fla.
This plant is operate
Chemical Co., which is owned jointly by Internation
Paper and American Cyanamid Co.
The report describes plans new under way for capital expenditure
totaling .$86,712,600 by International Paper and its U. S. ana Canadia:
subsidiaries during 1955 with some carry-over into 1956.
splitting
by
Arizona
Including money previously appropriated but
unexpended the compan
modernizatio
acquisition of timberlands in th
$38,867,600 at Dec. 31, 1954.
Short term U. S. Gov¬
reported an unspent balance of appropriations for future
and
improvement
States
ernment
aside
remaining
United
of
securities
and
plant?
of
to
classified
cover
as
$18,700,000
and
a
will
for
$20,167,600
of
asset
on
capital
be
this amount have been s
the balance sheet and th
provided from
1955 depreciation in. t
States.
subsidiaries plan to spen
$16,000,000 on improvements at the La Tuque Mill and an addition$11,845,000 in their other mills and plants.
In
January,
1955, an additional $20,000,000 was appropriated f
the construction of
a
newsprint mill to be located adjacent to th
Canadian
International
Paper
and
its
present paper mill at Mobile, Ala.
Including the addition of 2,453.973
with
the
acres of timberlands acquire
the International Paper Con
lease at the end of 1954 a tot'
of forest land.—V. 181, p. 862.
purchase of the
Brown
Corp..
panies owned or held under long-term
facilities.
excessaof
at
80,617,00
Net
abandon¬
undeveloped lease expense and interest
increase over 1953." the report
10
$45.15
on
addition stock dividends of
"In
1954
$6.1'
$7.05
68,971.052
extraordinary
stockholders
of
Number
per
Minneapolis, Minn., and on a new
N. Y.
Work was started on a $2,000,000
18.5%
in
items—
income————
share of com. stock Dec, 31
including
Provision for taxes based
tion
compared with $529,736
earnings
purchase
of
and
additions
to
$265,000 for the acquisition of marketing
It
$2.47
to
period.—V.
1954
International Paper Co. (& Subs.)—Earnings
the
salp of refined
products also
amounting to $7,129,339, an in¬
the
the
corresponding
the
the
pany's crude oil production totaled more than half a million barrels.
During 1S54,
the
company
expended
approximately $2,557,000 to
acquire
producing
oil properties;
$614,000 for the
improvement
of
purchase
in
$21,724,729
in
increased its proven reserves and, at the same time, com¬
pleted 26 wells as producers in its program to fully develop pre¬
viously discovered fields. Natural gas production for the year was
excess
equivalent
Year Ended Dec. 31—
United
The
in
with
in
materially
modernization
The company has entered into agreements for the manufacture of
level
said
said.
volts
to 230 volts Lead Acid Battery or
its equivalent which is
automatically shunted to the apparatus to which it is to supply power.
J.t will supply 115 volts alternating current and direct current simul¬
6
highest
President,
the
however,
$1,287,906,
$10,134,429,
of
capitalization.
1440.
were
1953.
non-productive
were
the
Nielson,
E.
for the year were
the preceding year.
charges
reached
1954
Glenn
earnings
"It
in
in
sales
amounted
dollar
The
Lower—Continues Expansion—
shareholders.
revenues
1953,
from
company,
to
This
taxes.
the last half of 1953.
Record—Net Earnings
history
this corporation reports
1955
Net income of the corporation for the three months ended March
31, 1955, before Federal income taxes, amounted to $24,221,347 com¬
Husky International
acres
31,
estimated Federal income
period
1954
the same
on
March
\
the
ments,
provide
ployed.
MODEL
over
Husky Oil & Refining Ltd.—Total Revenues Set New
the
developed which makes allowance for the various tvpes of wet cell
rechargeable batteries which may be utilized with this unit, without
Impairing the physical cliaracterists or structure of the battery em¬
(3)
1954,
and
60%
half-million
Total
to engage in the assembling
related to the field of selfcontained and automatic auxiliary power and light. Up to the present
time, it has engaged in research in this highly specialized field as
veil as in the assembling of equipment.
The company is presently concentrating its efforts on three models
which it is producing:
system.
1953
a
some
1951.
The principal business of the company is
sale of electronic equipment primarily
(1)
4%
Ltd;, in which the company
exploration work on permits totaling
In the
fall of 1954, in keeping
with previous expectations of the company, Husky International Ltd.
moved
to
secure
additional capital for a drilling program.
Accord¬
ingly, a new company, Israel-American Oil Corp., was organized under
Delaware law.
This latter corporation exchanged shares of its stock
for the assets of Husky International Ltd.
Following a public offering of its stock, Israel-American began its
drilling program in Israel. The first test, at Rekhme, in the Negev
desert,
is
now
drilling.
Two additional well locations
have been
selected, one on the Engedi license near the Dead Sea, and one on
the Petah Tiqva license near Tel Aviv.
Consolidated net earnings of Husky Oil Co. during the six months
ended
Dec.
31,
1954
amounted to $422,511.
Refined products sales
during this same period totaled
$3,717,185,- up $769,758 over the
corresponding period in 1953.
Included in this total for the sixmonths
period in 1954 are sales for one month by the outlets ac¬
quired Dec. 1, in the H. Earl Clack transaction.—V. 181, p. 1440.
In
had
il,
Oct.
ana
ing
increase of
an
262,050 shs.
incorporated
Manufacturing
Aug.
on
Outstanding
500,000 shs.
cents)
10
or
above.
$2.78 a share on the 4.098,471 shares outstanding at
period, and compares with net income after taxes for
corresponding
share
ended
$11,401,947 after
of
equivalent
...
by the transfer of property and services, at a total cost of approxi¬
mately $20,000.
On the other hand, the public will own 200,000
shares, or 25%, for which they
will have paid $300,000, and will
have supplied all of the
corporation's capital funds."
Net proceeds of the present financing will
be used for exploratory
and other surveys, diamond drilling at locations indicated as favor¬
able by such
surveys, repayment of $4,200 expended by Schack for
legal and
other expenses,
ahd for general running expenses and
further exploratory work.
Inc.—Proposed Financing, etc.
Co.
International Business Machines Corp.—Earnings Up—
<
of
'*
company's equity on
1955.
used
income
stock,
filed a registration statement with the SEC on
On Dec. 1, 1954 this company acquired the wholesale and retail out¬
lets
of the H. Earl
Clack Co., of Havre, Mont., approximating 200
1955, covering 200,000 common shaves . (10c par).
The company was organized under Delaware law on June 3, 1954,
in number.
In addition, Husky also received a stock interest in the
with an authorized Capital of 2,000,000 shares of the 10c par common
Yellowstone Pipeline Co., which owns and operates the recently com¬
stock, of which 600,000 shares have been issued. It proposes to make
pleted petroleum products pipeline extending from Billings, Mont., west¬
a
public oifering of the 200,000 shares at $1.50 per share through
ward to Spokane, Wash., and passing within approximately 75 miles
Dobbs &
Co.
The latter will act merely as an agent lor the sale
of the Husky refinery at Cody, Wyo.
of
the stock, making no firm commitment for the same, and will,,
;; The Clack properties and all service stations and bulk plants owned
receive a selling commission of 25% of the selling price of the shares.
and operated by Husky prior to the purchase of the Clack properties
Dobbs als,o will receive as additional compensation an option to buy
are
now
being operated under a wholly-owned marketing subsidiary
£5,000 unissued shares at the 10c par value thereof, exercisable at
of the company known as H. Earl Clack Inc.:
.'■■■■■ :
the
rate
of 55 shares
for each 200 shares sold
in this offering, 4
In'December.
1954.
Husky, which has owned 95%
of Trans-Tex
commencing 13 months from the effective date of registration and
Drilling Co., Longview, Texas, also purchased the interest outstanding
thereafter for a period of 2 years. In addition, Dobbs is given an <
making Trans-Tex a wholly-owned subsidiary of the company.
option to purchase 10,000 common shares at $1.50 per share. The
In the Emma Field, Andrews County, Texas, the company has now
prospectus indicates that "approximately one-third of the funds sup¬
completed
its third
well in
the ELlenburger formation.
The two
plied by the public will be consumed in payment of underwriting
latest wells were completed as dual producers, one from
the Ellencommissions and other expenses in connection with the underwriting
burger and the shallower Fusselman formation, and one from the
and offering" (not including the optioned shares).
Ellenburger and the shallower Devonian formation.
These wells are
The
company
is the owner of 39.995 shares (all) of the issued
all
located on acreage in which the company has a
75% working
capital stock of Burning Rock Uranium Mines, Ltd., which is the
interest.
The fourth "Ellenburger" well is now drilling on acreage
owner
of
unpatented
mining claims in the Province of Ontario,
in which the company has a 100% working interest.
Kenora Mining District.
In addition, under an agreement with North
In Gaines County,
Texas, Anderson-Prichard Oil Co., as operator,
Star Oil & Uranium Corp., Manhattan, N. Y., the company is en¬
Husky Oil Co. and United States Smelting Co. are presently com¬
titled to the transfer to if of additional unpatented mining claims in.
pleting a discovery well in the Devonian formation at their No. 1
the
Kenora Mining District on
delivery to North Star of 100,000
Webb.
Husky Oil
Company
has varying
interests in 7,400 gross
shares of the company's common stock.
The 39,995 shares of Burning
acres around this wildcat
well.
•
Rock stock were acquired by the conipaqy from its President, Maurice
During the last half of 1954, Husky and Trans-Tex together par¬
Schack of Micldletown, N. Y., in exchange for the 600,000 outstanding
ticipated in the drilling of a total of 69 wells.
Included were 39
shares of Hawk Lake stock.
According to the prospectus, if the 200,000
development wells. 31 of which were productive; and 30 exploratory
additional shares are sold under the
present offering, Mr. Schack
and step-out wells, 9 of which were productive.
and his assignees and the directors "will own 600,000 shares, or 75% ,
Net crude oil production of Husky and Trans-Tex continued to rise
acquired by them without payment of any cash to the company, but
during the last half of 1954, totaling 1,025,220 barrels for the period,
to
common
common
income
Earnings
,
„
Co.,
of
854.
Insuranshares
Three
this left $781,000
road amount to
;
be
to
development
178,
$28,583,-
railroad opera¬
a total deficit
part;
&
10,
Jan.
on
are
V.
Interim Report—
dated March 30, said
to shareholders
interim
stock at $1.60
Montreal, Canada, thus
shares to 3,000,000.
|
subscribed for 712,267 shares under an
of
Ltd.,
shares
150,933
Thomson
previously
expired
ground
corporation
This
April
181,
Beaucage Mines -Ltd., which will apply the money so derived for under¬
181, p. 1674.
Husky Oil Co., Cody, Wyo.—Issues
The
which
Net
sale of the real estate.—V.
plan for
respectively.—V.
shares,
1,845,860
the authorized number
The proceeds
,
sold
Nesbitt,
to
Stockholders
offer
J/:,';
Subtracting this from building income of $1,134,000,
available for charges in 1954. Fixed charges of the
a
has
company
share
increasing
,
the company had a deficit of $275,000 from
which must be added $78,000 for rentals, or
to
and
Inspiration Mining & Development Co., Ltd.—Stk. Sold
The
per
$j(349,000 annually.
The'principal real estate of the company consists of the two build¬
ings, 30 and 50 Church Street, New York City. The trustee's petition
also seeks an order from the Court to direct the trustee to work out
SEC
N. Y.—Registers With
Hawk Lake Uranium Corp.,
of Income
Segregation
has
company
tions
-
-
■
—
Last year
.
'
180, p. 626.
RR.
and expenses of the real
income
pledged behind the first and
000 outstanding.
,
& Co.—V.
the
of
1,847,860
on
1562.
Properties Sought—
been in bankruptcy since last Fall, r
The petition, filed on behalf of the Hanover Bank, New York, trustee
of the road's first mortgage 4Vi% bonds/would apply the income from
the real estate to paying the interest on the bonds. There is $942,000
of the issue of $67,146,000 outstanding. The
balance of the issue is
The
on
—
"Based
p.
!
Manhattan
&
"Earnings per share of common stock
1955—3 Mos.—1954
$6,923,518 $5,200,808
1955—Month—1954
$2,782,165
$2,254,413
by this company from that connected with operation of
sought in a petition on file in the U. S. District Court
March 4, 1955 called for redemption on April 4
1955 all of its 28,463 outstanding shares of 4'/s% convertible preferred
stock, which were convertible through March 30, 1955.
Holders of
27,433 shares exercised their conversion privilege and in exchange .for
their shares have received 68,532 shares of common stock.
Pursuant to a standby agreement with the company, a group of in¬
vestment
bankers, heaedd by McDonald & Co., offered during such
conversion period to purchase any shares of preferred stock tendered
to them and to convert such shares into common stock on basis of
2Vs common shares for each preferred share.
Associated with McDonald & Co.
were:
Eastman, Dillon &
r
Ar
Hemphill, Noyes & Co.; Shields & Co-; DeanWitt^&C°/'"
Co. Incorporated. Hornblower & Weeks, Merrill Tuiben &, Co.,
Incorporated;
ine
First Cleveland Corp.; Hayden, Miller & Co.; F. S. Moseley & Co.;
Riter & Co.; Curtiss, House & Co.; Fahey,-Clark & Co.; Field, Richards
& Co.; The Milwaukee Co.; G. H. Walker & Co.; Butcher & Sherrerd;
JuJien Collins & Co.; McDonald-Moore & Co.; Newhard, Cook & Co.; ,
The Ohio Co.;
Prescott, Shepard & Co., Inc.; and Saunders, Stiver
company
Net profit
1311.
p.
Hudson
From
Co.—Preferred Stock Redeemed—
Chemical
Harshaw
31—
—
Segregation
The
Corp.—March Sales Up—
Stores
Howard
of
20,616,G40 acres
/
Volume 181
Number 5421... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1777)
International
Scientific
Industries
Corp.,
St.
Paul,
Kroger Co.—Quarterly Earnings Decline—
Minn.—Files With SEC—
corporation
The
The
March 22
on
filed
letter
a
of
notification
with
the
SEC cpvering
$46,750 of. debenture notes and 46,750 shares of common
(par one-half cent) to be offered in units of $250 of debenture
and 250 shares of stock at $250 per unit, without underwriting.
stock
notes
The
stock
common
to
is
be
donated
by
promoters
of
proceeds are to be used for working capital.—V. 178,
These
Sales
for
Kroger
totaled
Period End. March 31—
1955—Month—1954
Sales
—V.
$4,749,678
L.
is
company
available
for
April
on
currently
stock.
common
retained
stock
common
of
•
all
on
dividends
the
as
out
about
earnings
justify.
the
stock, together with general growth
benefits to ttfe common stockholders.
"Plant
72%
of
the
of the
Further
seasoning
will
company,
property additions for the years 1955 through 1961 to
change-over from 69,000 to 161,000 volt transmission system
and future growth will require about $44,000,000. About $24,000,000 of
outside capital will be required during
the seven years.
"Interstate's
will
be
about
Interstate
to
1955
97
budget
cents
indicates
share
per
that
after
has
been
bringing
14%
over
for
earnings
stock
common
providing
for preferred stock
stock sold in December, 1954.
the $10,000,000 of preferred
on
its
of
operating
net, which is average for the industry."—V.
181,
down
revenue
tion
filed
statement
covering
1480.
'
stock.—V.
amendment
an
1,000,000
April
on
8, 1955, to
shares
of
additional
its
registra¬
its
.
to
are
stock
be
at
used
$1,000
to
filed
16
letter
a
notification
of
with
the
without underwriting. The proceeds
control of a life insurance company. -
unit,
per
purchase
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Electric
The
,
company
April
on
filed
4
Co.—Registers With SEC
registration
a
statement
with
common stock (par $1)
to be reserved
issuance under its Employee Stock Purchase Plan.—V. 179, p. 2473.
Jack & Heintz, Inc.—Receives Large Generator Order
This
corporation on
April
14
reported
the
receipt of an order
totaling approximately $1,400,000 for its G32-3 generators. Purchaser
is Consolidated Diesel Electric Corp. of Stamford, Conn.
The genera¬
tors will be used in the type MD-3 mobile power units
which Con¬
solidated
The
Diesel
Jack
December,
&
is
manufacturing for the United States Air Force.
production period on the order will run through
Heintz
1955.—V.
He
187,
Tea Co.,
1441.
p.
Inc.—Current Sales Higher—
Period End. March 26—
Sales
1955—4 Wks—1954
$70,052,615
$61,742,812
1441.
p.
in
the
Corp., New York, on April 12 publicly of¬
fered 2,650,000 shares of common stock (par five cents)
at 10 cents per share as a speculation.
PROCEEDS—The
net
proceeds
be
to
to
used
balance
due
Mesa Drilling Co. on contract with interest, pay other current liabilities
and loan from Clarence L Justheim, President and General
Manager;
for
exploration and development on Indian Creek uranium claims;
are
pay
control
of
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
(par
BUSINESS—The
five
cents)
company,
organized
Outstanding
8,000,000 shs.
_
7,119,079 shs.
in
Nevada
April
on
8,
1952,
actively engaged in acquiring and maintaining oil and gas
royalties, leasehold interests, working interests and
acquisition of oil and gas properties and the development and
exploration of such properties.
The, properties of the company are
located in Wyoming, Colorado and Utah.
The
principal office of the company is at 318 Phillips Petroleum
overriding
the
in
Bldg.,
Salt
has
by
operation
the
broadened
in
Central
Edward
B.
Lake
Utah.—V.
City,
period
period,
a
its
and
product
distribution
South
America, it was
Manager of Lakeside
Dactil
is
about
to
be
introduced
there.
The
Bryant, Inc.—March Sales Up—
1955—Month—1954
$6,022,196
—;
1955—3 Mos.—1954
$5,443,251
$14,652,713 $13,482,407
1312.
SEC
company
covering
offered
at
to
are
be
March
on
1,200,000
25
filed
28
shares
of
letter
a
of
notification
stock
common
10
ipar
cents
per
share, without underwriting.
working capital.—V. 176, p. 1162.
for
used
Laurentide Acceptance
Shares—
1955,
cents)
The
filed
of
of
both
180,
are
estimated
at
company was
business activity
organized
under
the
is
15c
with
Mention
to
Inc.;
Inc.; and Paine, Webber, Jackson &
This offering was oversubscribed and the books
motion
100.96%
to
100% ;
to
and
debt
lor
redemption prices
retirement
100%, beginning in 1960; with accrued interest in each
See further details in V.
at
purposes,
case.
181, p. 1674.
County Land Co.—February Sales Up—
Period End. Feb. 28—
from
Revenues
oil
1955—Month—1954
$1,619,227
$3,430,680
and
current
contemplated
packaging
in
and
August,
1954.
merchandising
products;
and
$250,000
for
addi¬
capital.
Spring Co., Inc.
(N. Y.)
Stock Offered—S. D.
—
Fuller & Co. and
Vermilye Brothers on April 13 offered
for public sale 74,685 shares of common stock
(par 50
cents)
and
This
and
of
ties
to
include
several
the
electronic
the
profit,
and
five
after
$10,264.
was
profit $41,105,
after
taxes
CAPITALIZATION
also
of
a
1955,
of
gain
a
net
19%
nearly
of
sales
over
options
Net
Federal
months
months
the
ended
income
taxes,
compared
deduction
After
1954.
first
on
March
first
quarter of 1954
stock dividend voted
shares
640,540
equivalent
ters
the
stock
(par
the
of
with
of
$300,723
dividends
to 60
31
compared
based
on
the
with
same
87
for
the
Class
on
its
plant is in Brooklyn.
28, 1955 net sales were
$32,807 for new products
sales
for
shares of
cents
number
per
of
three
stock,
common
share
shares.
A
net
stock
in
the
100%
March 15 and payable April 15,
1955 resulted
outstanding on which first quarter earnings were
and 44 cents for the 1955 and 1954 first quar¬
cents
respectively:—V. 181, p.
1955—Month—1954
Period End. March 31—
Sales
—V.
$3,496,000
:
$2,853,000
were
$1,426,214
company
on
50
cents)
reserved
are
C.—Files—
($100 per share)
par
to
offered
be
at
used
cumulative preferred stock to be offered at
and 135,000 shares of common stock (par $1) to
share, without underwriting. The proceeds are
accounts
and notes payable
and
to increase
$1.50 per
to
reduce
inventories.
224,685 shs.
25,000
the
upon
exercise
of
stock
the
the
of
Leitz, Inc., New York—New Micro-Manipulator
mechanical
control
can be kept within
during operations on living cells and
specimens has been developed for use in the biological sciences
and technology, it was
announced on April 12.
Availability of
the
micro-manipulator is announced by
Emil
G.
0.136
a
field
mm.
of
view
the
West
first
Completely new in its principle and engineering,
development in micrurgy by Ernst Leitz, Wetzlar,
such
Germany,
Lerner
the
since
Stores
from
Period End. March 31—
—V.
181, p.
1955—Month—1954
1955—3 Mos—1954
$12,085,953 $12,101,790 $33,760,524 $33,905,102
1312.
be
used
to
pay
incident
expenses
to
1955
1954
1953
•
1952
$4,486,839
$3,929,755
$4,102,611
$3,859,993
488,586
"19,545
376,844
205,872
income
*101,252
railway.
*687,643
*357,948
♦501,434
8,080.457
8,392,508
8,046.383
,
9,249,758
railway
988,075
p'.
181,
*117,013
607,574
*768,139
*197,889
income
oper.
*1,514,596
*918,233
*2,220,524
1204.
Lost Creek Oil
Uranium Co., Rawlins, Wyo.—Files
&
The company on March 25
at
cents
10
to
mining
filed
letter
of notification
stock
a
(par one cent)
common
with
to
the SEC 1
be offered
share
per
Denver, Colo.
through Carroll, Kirchner & Jaquith, Inc.,
proceeds are to be used to pay expenses inefdent
The net
operations.
Lunkenheimer
,
A
revolutionary
,
Co.—Revolutionary New Bronze Valve
bronze
new
globe
valve—the
LQ600—radically dif¬
introduced by this Company.
ferent in design and engineering, has been
The new valve has the famous
Stemalloy
valve
failure
cool,
firm
include
from
—V.
grip,
It
wear.
handwheel,
hands are
high-strength bronzes
permitting
safe
is
and
which
stem,
operated
which
when
even
durable,
181,
stem-thread
Non-Slip
back-seating,
by
provides
wet
or
eliminates
the
exclusive
comfortable,
a
Other
greasy.
features
body and'bonnet,
repacking
under
in
easy
true
and
pressure.
1601.
p.
Magma
During
the
Copper Co.—Earnings
the
three
13,507,077
production
Net
months
pounds
ended
of
31,
During
copper.
14,682,867
was
Show Gain—
March
pounds
of
1955
the
this
company
period
same
pro¬
of
1954
cooper.
profit after provision
for depreciation
and
depl-tion totaled
as
compared with $1,620,187 in the same period of 1954.
provision has been made for Federal income taxes. Tne company
No
expects
file
to
development
consolidated
a
return
tax
for
1955
and
to
deduct
the
of its subsidiary, San Manual Copper Corp.
If the
development costs were capitalized instead of deducted
from income,
the tax liability for the first three months would be
approximately $619,000.—V. 180, p. 255.
San
costs
Manuel
Midland
consolidated
provision
banks
of
dividends,
net
Corp.—Quarterly Results—
operating
and
for
for
30
or
the
and
taxes
$2,176,918,
were
earnings of
affiliate
$2,469,947
this corporation
first
quarter
$183,195
cents
for
share
a
of
and
1955,
current
7,333,248
on
its
after
preferred
shares
outstanding, compared with $1,940,777, or 33 cents a share on 5,902,050
shares, after provision for taxes of $2,307,600 and for preferred divi¬
dends of $113,804 for the same period of 1954.—V. 181, p. 1441.
Mayfair Markets, Los Angeles, Calif.—Files With SEC
SEC
corporation
of
common
March
on
5,000
covering
shares
shares
stock
filed
1
of
(par
a
letter
preferred
to be
$1)
of
notification
stock
$50)
(par
offered
in
units
with
the
and
of
5,000
one
share
of each
class of stock at $60 per unit,
without underwriting.
The
proceeds are to be used lor general corporate purposes.—V. 177, p. 2679.
war.—V.
181,
Mercantile
—V.
1955—Month—1954
pared
by
a
with $35,523,217
S.
1954
income
net
Black,
Bruce
totalled
grand
holders
in
The
for the previous
President.
of
year
Dividends
compared
$41,324,769
from
income
net
after
small
1954
April
$312,436.
in
Together
$6,319,281
in
stock
of
these
1953.
$5,687,189
in
Mutual
on
1953,
to
making
its
sum
was
dividends
and
sundry
amounted
was
surplus
$17,055,261,
added
policy¬
181,
covering
used
on
to
March 28
shares
500
($100
par
be
filed
a
cumulative
of
letter
to
$4
share),
without
existing
accounts
of
compared
notification
preferred
stock
The
and
for
share
per
to
pay
operating
to
with
be
the
offered
proceeds
are
capital.
for
at their annual meeting approved
salaried
for
directors,
officers
and
key
a
restricted
employees
stock
of
T.
M.
scribed
that
as
"one
growth
$25,000,000.
slated
for
President,
of
would
The
the
of
Ariz.—Debs. Offered—
principal amount.
our
of
years
continue
major
first
reviewed
in
portion
year
of
a
operations
greatest
1955
of
with
this
of
1954
which
the
he
de¬
progress."
capital
budgeted
three-year
located
at 1115
East
convertible
Interest
is,payable
;
to
'
conduct
a
Broadway, Tucson, Ariz.
Co., Inc.
(Kansas)—Stock Offered—
Wichita, Kansas,
He pointed out
additions of about
figure, he added, is
intensified search for and
common
on
April 12 pub¬
stock (no par) at
best-efforts basis.
net
proceeds
expenses,
are
to be used to purchase equipment,
and for
GIVING
working
EFFECT
TO
capital.
PRESENT FINANCING
Authorized
stock
(no
oil
of
Outstanding
2,000,000 shs.
par)
articles
of
incorporation
provide
that
311,770 shs.
the
purpose
shall be the buying, selling, owning, developing and
and gas leases for the production and marketing of
and gas or any of the by-products therefrom.
It includes the buying
oil and gas leases for investment
purposes and the buying and
the
of
company
operating
of
oil
of
landowners royalties and overriding royalties. It may own
facilities for the manufacture of gasoline
and other
operate
products from crude oil and deal in pipe and other oil field equipment.
The properties owned by the company include 850.14 acres of oil
and gas leases which lie in the Howard-Glasscock oil field, 18 miles
southeast
This
Martin,
drilling
BUSINESS—The
selling
Approved—
on a
CAPITALIZATION
and
The stockholders
It is
Petroleum
PROCEEDS—The
to
underwriting.
per
pay
Lion Oil Co.—Stock Option Plan
plan
100%
1078.
p.
Mesa
unT
gains
Liberty Shops, Inc., Meridian, Miss.—Files With SEC
corporation
business.
loan
Common
to
at
Albert C. Schenkosky,
special reserves and
funds, known as the policyholder's surplus, bringing its total
at year's end to $69,591,847.—V. 164, p. 1596.
at
Co., Tucson,
April 12 publicly offered $250,000 of 8%
1960
licly offered 75,000 shares of
totalled
amounts
This
—V.
surplus
SEC
Loan
on
due
13
in
including investment income of $7,799,347. There
appreciation
com¬
policyholders
to
829,204,246
paid
for
reported
was
declared
with
by Liberty
company's 43-year history.
balance
$11,055,586,
operations
$363,278,898
of
the
1954
realized
from
$30,269,183,
total
1955—2 Mos.—1954
$9,053,000 $17,684,000 $16,618,000
quarterly.
The proceeds are to be used for working capital.
The
company,
incorporated in Arizona, is licensed
1204.
record
$9,905,000
—,
debentures
Sales Up—
1955—Month—1954
1204.
p.
Merchants
Liberty Mutual Insurance Co.—Earnings Up—
A
181,
The company
1955—2 Mos.—1954
$12,045,444 $10,066,312 $20,004,265 $17,529,531
181, p.
—
1600.
p.
Stores Co., Inc.—March
Period End. Feb. 28—
Sales
Corp.—March Sales Up—
company.
Sales
1674.
p.
other
option
(S. II.) Kress & Co.—March Sales Off—
keener, we have, by
full production from
substantially
,
to
are
railway
oper.
ry.
The
Outstanding
■'•'500,000 shs.
issuance
for
micro-manipulator with single one-hand
precise that micro-knives, needles and pipettes
even
$7,041,000
March 18 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
deal
and
covering 250 shares of 5%
be
proceeds
♦Deficit.—V.
FINANCING
Authorized
.
new
The
Kloman Instrument Co., Washington, D.
sell
1078.
p.
railway;
from
The
181, p. 1312.
The
net
Marine
PRESENT
1955—3 Mos.—1954
$7,634,000
able, to
great
a
completed.—V. 181,
was
from
Net
company.
with
(G. R.) Kinney Co., Inc.—March Sales Increased—
been
181,
is
employees.
(E.)
of
1312.
needed
plant, Lion's
operations.
ry.
research.
TO
quarter
first
Barton
From Jan. 1—
activi¬
directors
$2,705,467
A
is
as
$1,744,212
development
25,000
shares
which
key
—V.
first
sales
quarter
profit was equal to $1.19 per share on 320,270
outstanding
The
Gross
forms
wire
Feb.
1954
EFFECT
for
Its
and
year
$63,776
and
special
electronic components
instituted
taxes
to
springs.
has expanded
designs.
own
GIVING
manufacture
company contemplates granting to not more
than
Exercisable at $4 per share up to 25,000 shares—
the underwriter and 2,000 shares each by five present
profit for the quarter was $401,924 after all charges including
of
It
duced
15,000 shares by
10
ago.
year
in
for
$3,213,839
oil
Co.—Secondary Offering—A sec¬
offering of 5,000 shares of common stock (par
was made on April 7 by Blyth & Co., Inc. at
$23
share, with a dealer's concession of 55 cents per
from
for gen¬
promotion.
manufactures
copper
been
income
For
the
company
manufacture of
has
of its
components
EARNINGS—For
research,
project
sales
the
years
sub-contract
engineering
proceeds of the sale
and
engaged in
coil springs.
It
including beryllium
the past
$479,534
the
use
research
is
company
springs,
an
will
market
mechanical
flat
and
of
for
Period End. Mar. 31—
reports
company
planning,
Net
including the purchase of additional machinery
purposes,
equipment
BUSINESS—The
$3,375,638
Sales Up 19%—
much
as
at $4 per share.
PROCEEDS—The company
eral corporate
Sales
Keyes Fibre Co.—Quarterly
producing
capacity, Mr. Martin
during the first quarter
covering 2,995,000 shares of
law
of the present financing are to be used in the amount
the purchase of plant site, plant, warehouse, office
additional processing equipment; $400,000 tor sales
pro¬
working
Lee
it is
1955—2 Mos.—1954
$1,580,617
were
Long Island RR.—Earnings-
gas
royalties
—V. 181, p. 1441.
be
competition
to
share.
per
processing,
stock,
common
Keller, Vice-President.
Kern
company
The company on April 7 filed a letter of
notification with the 8EC
covering 570,000 shares of common stock (par io cents) to be offered
at 50 cents per share
through Christopulos-Nichols Co., Las Vegas,
for
and
of
tional
so
to be redeemable at general
are
the
Lone Star Uranium & Drilling Co.,
Inc., Dallas, Texas
—Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
proceeds
$200,000
building
closed.
104.04%
will
we
"Although
plants."—V.
per
April
on
new
proprietary medicine, KARY-ON. Senator Dudley J. LeBlanc
Lafayette is the principal promoter .if (he company and its Presi¬
dent.
The company now has outstanding 909,000 shares.
A
series F bonds
of
reserves
L. O. F. Glass Fibers
A. G. Becker & Co.
The
gas
he
a
issue of April
headed by Blyth & Co., Inc.; A. C. Allyn & Co.
and
1954
of
*15,000
—
will
gasoline
operations."
constituent
Bonds Sold
—
oil
in
February—
the SEC
par
Louisiana
2595.
p.
will
finished,
total
ondary
No underwriting is involved.
Warrants
ranging from
continue
1955.
Net
a
The
Its
that
out
12
program
program
when
chemical installation, has exceeded
designed
stated chemical sales volume has been higher
Net
registration statement
1,000,000 shares of its 10c
covering
expenses
This
company's
new
proceeds
Calls Preferred
Corp., Ltd.
be offered for public sale at $1 per share.
Selling
1955.
the
Recounting that through efficient operation the
Co., Inc., Lafayette, La.—Registers^
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
6,
in
of
in
•
present
allowables
Nev.
Medicine
company
began
85%
~.
the
has called for redemption on April 29, 1955 all of the
outstanding $1.20 preferred shares at $21.30 a shere.—V. 178, p. 2199.
This
to
expect
year,
'
five-year expansion
marketing territory and,
80%
increased
for refining
mining
with
The company
LeBlanc
which
retail
for
to the
this
'
because of a successful drilling pro¬
particularly in the Colorado portion of the
Denver-Julcsburg
Basin.
"Our
daily gross
crude
oil
production,
excluding
liquefied
petroleum gases, right now is running about
26,000 barrels compared
to an average of 22,830 barrels in 1954.
Refinery runs for 1955 are
projected at about 25,000 barrels per day.
So you can see if
Gross
was
Curtis.
pointed
substantially
to relieve
upper
gastrointestinal pain and
Neohydrin, oral mercurial diuretic used
congestive heart failure, and Obolip, for metabolic
Period End. March 31—
181, p.
attention
marketing
present
outlets
share.
—V.
called
"We
reserves.
found
obesity,
Sales
gas
production.
$5)
—V.
natural
minutes.
of
piperidol is indicated for relief of peptic ulcer pain and spasm.
181, p. 647.
11 of the public offering of
$5,000,000 first mortgage 3%% bonds, series F, at
101.039% and accrued interest by a group of underwrit¬
ers
the
third
new
Common
Kentucky Utilities Co.
our
during
1954
Libber,
,
made in
the
The
been
leases,
in
and
gram,
ago.
during
petroleum
extend
provide
were
made available recently to the medical pro¬
Latin American countries.
Meanwhile, Lakeside is helping to start extensive clinical research
with Piptal in such countries as
Brazil, Argentina, Chile and Colombia.
and
FINANCING
Authorized
has
the
for
many
During
stock
been
several
in
orders
acquisition of Bronx structure leases; and for working capital.
CAPITALIZATION
Common
firm
11
that
treatment
fession
(Nev.)—Stock Offered—Hun¬
ter Securities
for
stores
1955,
26,
1312.
p.
for
He
ended March
of
$84,697,824
oil
:vv '
also
Lunkenheimer
Justheim Petroleum Co.
-
1955—12 Wks.—1954
$22,949,608 $20,617,631
181,
^
Martin
forward
has
in
spasm
of
"
—V.
April
on
announced
Net
Jewel
of
with
the
SEC covering 50,000 shares of
for
weeks
compared
crude
new
r*T?' •'
,
Last Frontier Oil Co., Inc., Reno, Nev.—Files—
corporation on March
of
12
Mr.
common
6EC covering 7,500 shares of class A investment stock and 7,500 shares
*©f class B common stock to be offered in units of 25 shares of each
class
like
period
sales
year
1,791
the
$250,727,740
of
to drill about 200 net field and exploratory wellg
states. "
share.
common
share.
K
in¬
International.
179, p.
Investors Insurance Syndicate, Inc., Atlanta, Ga.—Files
•
Kroger
with
181,
support of clinical research
The
The
with
a
per
weeks
12
Federal
1954.
four-week
period
pharmaceutical
This
Lane
Investment Co. of America, Los Angeles, Calif.—Reg¬
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
company
in
for
development
the
for
7.
p.
isters
This
of
8%.—V.
announced
product
and
dividends
period
third
cents
common
totaled
compared
compared
of
per
period
same
the
number
1,652
and
bring
the
meet
Average
was.
earnings
management expects to earn a fair
and from time to time will increase
earnings,
to $1.04
for
provision
Lakeside Laboratories, Inc., Milwaukee,
Wis.—Steps
Up Operations in Central and South America—
13 said in part:
paying
The
'
return
$8,339,835
Co.—Earnings Outlook, etc.—
Kapp, President,
"The
$8,270,181
the
$83,906,228,
decrease
Interstate Power
M.
1955—2 Mos.—1954
$4,678,726
equal
12-week
for
after
was
corresponding four-week
1311.
181, p.
sales
income
net
$2,765,618
equal to 75
adjusted net income
with
the
reported
7
of
income
$3,834,810
for
$249,583,345
Interstate Department Stores, Inc.—Sales
Up—
1955,
Net
compare
of
1954
April
on
26,
taxes.
come
The
company.
2573.
p.
company
March
ended
.
5
of
the
of
property
City, of Big Spring, Howard County (West), Texas.
has 15 producing oil wells thereon, two of -which
and equipped to the Yates Sand in May and June
now
completed
were
1954.
In
company owns a block of
acreage of oil and gas
400 acres in Harmon County (Southwestern) Okla¬
particular block is unproven acreage.—V. 181, P- 8b3.
addition
the
leases consisting of
homa.
This
\
/
6
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
(1778)
Miller-Wohl
Co., Inc.—March Sale?
'
Period End. March 31—
<—V.
181, p.
National
Higher—
l-^p—MOnth—1954
1204.
'
i.jj
The
in
Waltham,
directors.—V.
181,
modernization
Bristol
Oils
Ltd., Toronto,
Canada
Bids
filed
corporation
April 11,
1955,
this stock,
registration
a
statement
A
model
new
f'%
the
SEC
of
exclusive
the
and
power,
with
Uni-Tractor
MM
power
tion.
steering
Minute Maid
public
SEC
par
(one
Utah.
::
Covering
cent
March
on
Under
share)
per
notification
net proceeds
activities.
used
be
to
are
-
to
and
high
Finance
in
oil
producing
registration
the
to
shares
abandoned
bated April 1, 1955, and due
; ccrued
interest, by Paul C.
in
the
and
(J. J.)
issue of April
our
11
£'/4i%
trust
notes
This
Act
PRESENT
TO
of
tention
FINANCING
annual
of
•The
(par
amount
t$300,000
in
600,000
collateral
60,000 shs.
1500,000 shs.
notes
trust
the
amount
forth
set
ordinary
at the date of
amounts
over
series A,
period
10-year
a
less
or
retirable
are
beginning
$60,000 shares of
Issuance
stock
common
the class A common
upon, the
exercise of
UNDERWRITERS—The
subordinated
debentures
common
of
names
and
for
reserved
are
stock and
stock
the
issuance
18,000 shares
purchase
to
purchase
upon
A.
Kimball
C.
G.
Edwards
&
&
Co
$2G5,000
Sons
See also V.
the
of
t, ;.
6%
.
.
The
75,000
company
covering
Gross,
Rogers
March
on
mining operations.—V.
&
Co.-
are
filed
28
shares
180,
be
to
notification
of
stock
common
to
be
with
the
offered
used
to
pay
expenses
Gross
from
incident
Net
from
Net
ry.
$403,286
railway
to
$514,584
from
from
141,260
154,985
7,238
*1,402
51,213
ings
on
Net
ry.
railway
910,582
1,090,497
1,483,487
311,004
181,
received
on
to
are
be
about
or
applied
181,
May
316,083
323,621
519,672
32,872
Murphy
35,535
717
74,936
Co.—March Sales
Period End. Mar. 31—
1955.
Calls Preferred
to
the
mailed
call
redemption
each
to
immediatelv
of
—V.
the
Electric
&
estimated
are
Subscriptions—
were
premium
date
and
The
Park & Tilford
outstanding,
program
a
Its
166
On
store
stores
March
in
31,
are
existing
allotted
were
1955.
locations
of
passed
$3,000,000
of
redemption
all
the
$105.54 per
at
dividend
Notice
funds
price.
of
outstanding
share. This
of
54
for
made
company
pay
line
a
name.—V.
six
Tintex
household
of perfumes and
181, p.
cos¬
the
year,
due
was
750.
SEC
in
1930.
The
$17,498,023.
company's
In
1954
sales
sales
for
totaled
that
offered
be
used
at
will
scheduled
continue,
conditioning
for
1955-56
from
year
unit,
the
opening.
second
the
to
with $686,443, or $1.77 per
Sigmier, Chairman of the Board,
C.
C.
absorption
the
current
that
in
ratio
total liabilities
20
of
on
March
15,000
28
shares
filed
of
per share, without
working capital.
its
of
year
starting
common
offering
stock
to
at
cigar
Insurance
City
per
will
of
leaf
his
tobacco
Co.,
Omnibus
by
the
of
oi
auarier
the
31
Waldorf
Corp.,
among
estimated
were
share
period
Officer
and
sales
Parker
O.
the
at
company,
in
the
in
McComas.
annual
12.
final
observed
March
common
the
April
on
that
also
ended
for
Executive
noted
figures
that
for
the
"these
is
year
first
figures
the
quarter
do
not
entire
normally
necessarily
since the
year
lowest
the
not
are
sales.'*
in
961.
company
covering
$2
for
Co.
Ltd.,
Inc.
Life
150,000
share,
per
March
on
Insurance
of
shares
without
Co., Phoenix, Ariz,
Exchange Commission—
filed
21
>
above.
letter
a
capital
of
stock
underwriting.
notification
(par
The
$1)'.to
proceeds
the
with
offered
be
used
be
to
are
working capital.
Pressed Metals of America, Inc.—Proposed Sale—
The
the
stockholders
of
assets
29
will
to
company
the
on
April
on
this
thereof
Bellanca's
offer
is
vote
Bellanca
closing date
of
accepted
on
approving the sale of
Corp. at the book
Aircraft
the
sale.
prior
the
to
close
of
business
April 30, it shall as of that time become completely null and void.
the
closing date of the sale, Bellanca
plans
to
deliver
to
Pressed
such
Metals
in
full
shares
to
the
stock
of
average
shall
have
payment of the
purchase price
of
latter's
Bellanca common stock
at
a
per
share price
between
the high
and
low
prices
at
which
traded
the
on
American
trading day next preceding that date
—V.
to
the
180,
Pressed
Metals
Stocky Exchange
which
on
stockholders,
notice
whichever
of
the
on
this
shall
offer
is
lesser.
be
724.
p.
Procter & Gamble
Co.—To Build
New Plant—
This
company on April 14 revealed plans to build a multi-millioa
drug products plant in Iowa City, Iowa, for production of the
company's expanding line of shampoos, home permanents and denti¬
dollar
frices.
Iowa City factory, scheduled to be completed by Fall of
1956„
be'Procter & Gamble's first plant outside its home city of Cin¬
Ohio/ for production of its complete line of drug products.-—
will
181, p.
549.
7
./
$4,955,000
in
1952
was
was
2.3
to
3.16
1.
$1,200,000
to
to
Term
and
as
1,
ratio
the
April
11,
1955.
Co.
before May 9 for
or
basis
of
202,431 shares of 4.20% cumula¬
(par $100) at $105 per share on the
July
stock held.
share
1,
The
share of preferred stock for each 21
one
common
Each
loans have been
of
Service
tive preferred stock
of
costs
and
are
shares
The offering is not underwritten.
the
of
into
1956,
proceeds
additions
March
on
which
new
preferred stock will be
three shares of common stock.
to be used to repay bank loans
improvements.—V.
181,
after
convertible
and
for
property
1677.
p.
already
.
of
notification
incident
to
mining
Split and New Debentures Voted
—Notes Placed Privately—Preferred Stock Redeemed—
The
with
to
&
to
of
corporation
has
DRI-STAT
combination
introduced
a
new,
completely
„
The
(no
par)
for
printer-and-proCessor
.v
'
Penn Controls, Inc.—Calls Class A Stock—
The
at
company
$25
per
version
A
stock
privileges
will
redeem on June 15 its outstanding class A stock
plus accrued dividends of 30 cents per share.
Con¬
on the basis of two shares of common per share of
continue
may
Bank
be
&
until
the
converted
Trust
Co.
redemption
into
of
two
date.
shares
Chicago is
of
Each
share
181,
oi
stock.
common
agent.—V.
be
proceeds
be
are
to
(J. C.) Penney Co.
Period End. March 31—
p.
class
City
49.
addition,
not
were
March Sales Increased—
1955
Month—1954
13,067 shares
—V.
79,349,141
181, p.
on
April 5
by
facilitate
issue.
held
70,358,104 208,758,329
193,3$02,945
1955—Month—1954
$4,663,430
181, p.
1205.
of
the
both
value
par
of
presently
issued
$5
per
and
share.
the
on
not
exceed
directors
April
on
capital for development
possible issuance of a con¬
$50,000,000
within
The
9.
and
months
12
move
is
would
following
that
one
may
the needs of the corporation for
or
addi¬
7,
Consolidated
net
earnings
in
1954—$31,163,000—were
the
third
highest in the company's history and represented an increase of 15 %
from
$27,104,723
equal
was
to
for
$7.12
1953.
After
share
a
share
a
on
around
In
60%
1954
Dec.
the
is
planned
for
1954,
was
at
a
are
crude
capital expenditures
31,
preferred
4,088,645
4,067,596 shares
on
were
The
1954
net
shares
scheduled
oil
at $41,000,000, of which
exploration and development.
of
Net
working capital at
$89,078,649,
$5,486,711
up
in
•
outlined
report
included
the
common
1953.
$52,000,000.
high
new
dividends,
outstanding
in
year.
the
a
comprehensive
calling of the $44,243,400 5%
financial
program
preferred shares
on
which
April
1,
Privately sold long-term notes, dated March 31, 1955, maturing
1, 1990, in the amount of $50,000,000 were issued for redemp¬
and general corporate purposes.
meet sharply growing industry and agricultural demands in mid-
To
states the
western
Lemont,
111.,
company
refinery
acquired
on
of
the
that
Period End. March 31—
would
of
not be taken, dependent
capital.
was
Peoples Drug Stores, Inc.—March Sales Higher—
■^V.
each
value,
par
a
tional
tion
1315.
Sales
with
approved
This
discretion
meeting
without
securing additional
shareholders
the
at
changing
by
shares
common
debenture
annual
may
1955—3 Mos.- -1954
subscribed for under
sold
to
19)
shares
common
two
expansion,
the
approved an amendment to the articles
will split the common shares on a two-for-ono
April
March
$
,
10,000
into
issued
April 9
on
which
effective
Capital expenditures for 1955
will
share
be
against 86.12
with
to
(to
authorized
and
redesigned model
■
National
notification
stock
underwriting.
,
of
shareholders
incorporation,
basis
unissued,
operations.
649.
p.
class
W. E. Hutton & Co. and
Blyth & Co., Inc. and asso¬
ciates at $47,121/2 per share. See also V.
181, p. 1676.
letter
a
Pure Oil Co.—Stock
1955.
letter
a
common
were
stockholders
filed
28
covering 3,000,000 shares of common stock (par one cent)
at
10
cents
per
share through
Carroll,
Kirchner
Inc., Denver,
Colo.
The net proceeds are
to be used
dry-process
photocopying. The new unit is five pounds lighter than the previous
model, incorporates many structural changes that make it more ac¬
cessible for easier servicing and cleaning, and has an improved lightsource and a
new exposure-control
system that make it easier1 to op¬
erate
and
certain
to
produce a perfect copy every
time.—V. 181,
additional
approximately $500,000
alone.—V. 181, p. 1205.
National Gypsum Co.—Stock Sold—The
an
cents
Preferred Phoenix
on
1476.
p.
Bales
of
Chief
Philip Morris &
vertible
new
Modernization
with
$10
for
death
of Indiana, Inc.—Preferred Stock
Offered—The company is offering to its common stock¬
holders of record April 13, 1955, the right to subscribe
$182,172,687.
program,
covering
recent
Inc.,
Life
York
He
company.
"■>
quarter
$60,000,000
ana
p.
Public
Peerless Photo Products Inc.—New Product—■:
has
now
Mutual Credit Corp., Greenville, Texas—Files—
the
New
this
the
Bros.
Prudential
the
of
by
Cullman
—Files With Securities and
V.
Earnings Expected—
Mr.
to
1955
28,
assets
expenses
This
common
company opened its 300th
Under its vigorous expansion
corporation
created
of
of
and
directors
of
cinnati,
was
available
A
The
payment
Philip Morris, Inc.—New Name—
See
In
resolution
a
presently
air
immediate
The
distributes
offered
cents
redemption
were
The
1955,
stores
such
figure which will be projectable for
a
mailed
compared
as
previous,
11.
corporation
the SEC
stock outstanding.
authorizing the board of directors,
at its discretion,
to create authorized indebtedness up to $20,000,000.
W. C. Shaw, Chairman of the
Board, in discussing the resolution, com¬
mented upon the company's growth since the last
authorization, which
for
receive
On
& Tilford include Vat 69 Scotch,
sherries and ports and Heidsieck
firm distributes Booth's High &
of Columbia and Beauliey Vine¬
preparations and
year
from
Jaquith,
call
accumulated
May 13, 1955.
shareholder and
only the 2,129,500 shares of
was
and
181,
on
—Files with Securities and Exchange Commission—
be
of
the
cover
Shaieholaers
of
calendar
sub¬
company.
April 11 said: "As part of
and
manufactures
President
Corp.
avai.abje
reflect
1602.
p.
Co.—Stock
'V;V'7.7'7 .'-7 7777-/7, 7 7-7.' 777;-;'./; .-.7/
7
board
director
a
Hotel
Unless
on
is
McComas
The
remaining 5,399 shares
Chairman,
the
to
Earnings for the first
the
neighborhood of 55
value
'/v7
April
Feb.
177,
1955—3 Mos.—1954
Stock—
preferred
to
coupons,
also be paid in full
7',:;/777:.!
other corporate entities.
products.
of current
Increased—
1955—Month—1954
The company on April 12 announced the
90,000 shares of its 4%% /preferred stock,
$5
and
growers,
Astoria
Net
con¬
17,
1955
1676.
also
the
rate
reduced
$12,682,788 $11,852,663 $34,076,443 $33,030,339
the
at
interest
748.
p.
Sales—
includes
bonds
will
'
thus
may
vacancy in
the board
Joseph F. Cullman, Jr.
Cullman
present in¬
publish an
Payrock Uranium Mining Corp., Grand Junction, Okla.
(G. C.)
elected
first
;
company's
the
to
for
expenditures
$44,100,000.—V.
Winx eye
on
for
new
As
868,140
income—
oper.
•Deficit.—V.
the
yet
Sigmier said, will approach $22,000,000 as
compared to $22,397,000 for the year previous. Last year's lower earn¬
267,224
*6,332
railway
1955—3 Mos.—1954
bonds due 1985.
It is the
or
about May 11, 1955, to
Construction
of
shares
for
Sales
$724,822
From Jan. 1—
Gross
Net
fill
Mr.
earnings for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1955, will be in
neighborhood of $1,050,000, or $2.75 per share on the 387,450
predicted
1952
127,879
*•
income—
oper.
$423,910
bonds
1955,
Transporta¬
the prin¬
effect,
such
Attached
Financing Approval—
Parker Appliance Co.—Larger
share,
1953
1,
7
..
meeting of stockholders
by employees and officers of the
concern
common
1954
bond).
May
into
purchase
to
of
their bonds
to
The
Philadelphia National Bank,
421 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia 1, Pa.—V. 181, p. 1315.
neighborhood
1601.
p.
Net
1955
railway____
on
be
to
financing
■'•••:/' 7
;
metics under
Monongahela Ry.—Earnings—
,
arrangements
per
at
the
February—
company
bids,
the
dye products,
442.
p.
181,
company's
The
City, Utah—Files—
letter
a
of
50,000
such
offering
($1,000
.
been
equal
through Ned J. Bowman Co., Salt Lake City,
are
SEC
entirely to domestic whiskeys, he said.
Imported brands distributed by Park
Booth's House of Lord's gin, Harvey's
& Co. Dry Monopole champagne.
The
Dry gin in 44 states and the District
yard California wines in 25 states.
50,000
Metropolitan St. Louis Co.
15,000,000
(one cent per share)
Utah.
The net proceeds
year.—V.
Imported liquors and wines, domestic gin, household
dye products and toiletries either held their own or gained in sales
during 1954, he reported. The year's sales decline was confined, almost
$60,000
Monarch Uranium Co., Salt Lake
SEC
mortgage
program.
.'
receive the
may
bringing the total number of such shares to 5,000,000.
(
Howard S. Cullman, Chairman of the Port of New York
Authority,
has
properties
The
junior
stock
common
Inc.
181, p. 1675.
par
the
for
amount
added.
Campbell McCarty & Co.,
100,000
Soenning & Co,_
1954
improving our position, we have consolidated our whiskey bottling
blending operations and are now conducting almost all of these
activities at our Louisville plant."
This move helped enable the com¬
pany to reduce its long-term indebtedness last year by $1,836,500, he
follows:
raul
started
company
,
Arthur D. Schulte,
con¬
holders
present
stockholders on April 12 voted to shorten the name of the
company to Philip Morris Inc. and approved a proposed increase in the
authorized stock by 2,000,000 shares of common stock, $5 par
value,
and
reserved for
warrants,
underwriters
warrants
are
is
maturing
the
of
agent,
for
'
■■.
■
,
Carrying
one
delivery
Mr.
Park & Tilford Distillers Corp.—Debt Reduced—
in substantially
the issue date
with
thereof.
version of
the
of
Co.—Seeks
first
—V. 181, p.
above.
tThe subordinated debentures,
•eaual
its
scribed for
the
business, and the amounts thereof outstanding
delivery of the securities now offered may therefore be greater
than
this
1955—Month—1954
subscribed for and the
60,000 sirs.
in
(EST)
noon
'
:
Philip Morris & Co. Ltd., Inc.—Shortens Name, Etc.—
Of the 331,643 shares of common stock recently offered
for subscription by stockholders, 326,244 shares were
188,190 slis.
fluctuates
of
ccurse
as
the
at
The
SEC
300,000
($1 par value)par value)-
$1
the
of
7.
p.
1205.
of
struction
Outstanding
600,000
nstock
stock
that
report
the end
by
Oklahoma Gas
April 1, 1965__
commo
1954
*$1,550,000
—
Maturing serially from 1955 to 1964_
C% junior subordinated debentures, due
Common
Holders
escrow
company has applied to the SEC under the Holding Company
authorization to issue and sell, at competitive bidding, $30,-
for
000,000
to
up
their
time,
—V.
subordinated debentures/series A,
Class A
2,427,500
temporary
Edison
invitation
EFFECT
the
same
and
Newberry Co.—March Sales Up—
181, p.
Ohio
Pa.,
:i7 ,;
that
order
Corp.
the
offered
of
April 1, 1965, at 100% and
Kimball & Co. and asso¬
Authorized
Ccllateral
Oils
$12,342,493 $11,813,956 $33,309,258 $31,111,970
—V.
in
Corp.
President,
to
follow:
GIVING
Bristol
New
public.
To date,
114,368 shares were sold,
be sold out of the present offering by the
to
worthless.
as
$62,429,500
proceeds
CAPITALIZATION
statement,
shares were Issued In
1955 for mining claims and producing oil properties.— v. 17k,
to
made
thereof
upon
Texas
,
mortgage j
refunding
company
.
shares
cash
tion
(Mich.)—Debentures Of¬
made in
details
Alberta,
in
5,
'
amount
including
at
of
consists
Philadelphia
1677.
Securities
cipal
during
stock¬
investments of $59,940,600 and that these
had dwindled to $32,970,500 by the end of June with
"prospects of
further rapid deterioration," Alfred E. Perlman, President, said deci¬
sive action to control expenses resulted in increasing the cash posi¬
public offering of $600,000 junior subordinated de¬
bentures
(with. detachable stock purchase warrants)
Further
leaseholds
been
tion
New York Central RR.—Cash Position Improved—
the
ciates.
holdings
present
and
!
St.,
Securities
Stock
$1.40 and as low as $1.16
involved, the distributing
market their holdings direct.y.
first
the
of the principal of their bonds, and at the same time receive
full the amount of the interest coupon maturing May 1, 1955.
Such arrangements have been made between Tne
Philadelphia Na¬
tional
Bank,
Philadelphia
Trah portation
Co.
and
Transportation
the
to
by
amount
directly
Toronto
$50,000,000
received
anticipation of the maturity of Market Street Elevated Passenger
first mortgage 4% gold bonds on May 1, 1955, arrangements
■
Service, Inc.
was
offer
received
the
on
is
Sales
Model
listed
is
as
as
Period End. Mar. 31—
fering—Mention
shares
800,000
stock
of
be
Co.
have
Phoenix-Campbell
to
will
S-
brother,
with
incident
expenses
pay
the
it
company.
From 1952 to 1955, 1,162,500 shares were sold to Canadian
underwriters for $1,397,500 in cash.
An additional 281,250 shares were
issued to George A. Richardson for properties which the company has
of
shares
The
underwriting
earlier
an
1,000,000
With SEC—
of
letter
a
proposes
with
oils.
No
leaving 885,632
capital stock to be offered at
through Guss and Mednick, Salt Lake City.
30,000,000
The
laing
filed
28
stock,
which
together
interests
'.•?
Illinois.
since
the f
with
notification
in
>7./ TT'/'t/.77''.
,
Newton-Conroe
having undertaken to
major portion of the company's
The
Nothing
corporation
t*op
1955.
holders
with
The
the
shares
Bristol
fractional
Corp.—Earnings Expected to Rise—
Moab Minerals, Inc., Moab, Utah—Files
of
800,000
market,
New
March,
1601.
p.
at
51%
about
Exchange where it sold
L'arnings of this corporation for the first six months of the current
year will be substantially in excess of the $172,741 reported for
tea
six
months
ended
May 2. 1954, John M. Fox, President, told
fctrckholders on April 12.
fihow Crop sales personnel retained by Minute Maid after the pur¬
chase "are proving to be an important factor in pushing sales of this
corporation to beyond the $100,000,000 mark we are shooting for in
the current fiscal year,"
according to Mr. Fox,
The company is stil seeking to broaden its product line by intehsTed
research
into
new
products
and
by-products,
he stated.—•
181,
of
receive
from
fiscal
Y.
.
holder
will
of
improvements.
purchase
1985
181, p.
Ry.
covering 2,400,000 shares of its $1 par common stock.
1,600,000 shares were issued to Newton-Conroe Oil Corp.
,;"TV
As
of
many
letter
a
Philadelphia Transportation Co.—Pay' g Off 4% Bonds
on
to The Phoenix-Campbell Corp. in exchange for prbperties.
Newton-Conroe is distributing its stock to its stockholders in a liquida¬
the latest engineering advances is
U'nounced
by W. C. Mac Farlane, President and General Manager.
First introduced in 1950, the Uni-Tractdr is the self-propelled, basic
Carrier for an increasing number of harvesting machines.
Mounted
f.tierchangeably on the 3-whelled Uni-Tractor, the machines are also
tfcrated by power from the Uni-Tractor engine.
Collectively called the UNI-FARMOR,
this exclusive MM system
i-JLeady includes machines for most harvesting work.—V, 181, p. 961.
V '■ -'
7
greater
and
the
due
Chestnut
and 800,000
Minneapolis-Moline Co.—New Uni-Tractor—
filed
Room 712. .000
today, April 18.
—V.
Registers
—
with
for
bonds
In
This
Of
24
Philadelphia Electric Co.—Bids Expected April 18—
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
863.
p.
Feb.
on
company
covering
New
wlil have its own administrative officers
Mass.,
company
covering
50,000 shares of common stock (par
$1) to be offered n
subscription by stockholders of record March 24 at. $6 per share, )
without
underwriting.
The
proceeds
are
to
be
used
to
pay
for f
for
Ala.
on March 22
filed a letter of notification with the
5,000 shares of common stock (par $1) to be offered
at $38 per share, without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be used
to pay for extension and expansion of industrial
business and bank
credit insurance and other types now being offered; and acquisition
of smaller companies.—V. 179, p. 2809.
SEC
Data ma tic Corp.
Honeywell will have a 60%
and Raytheon a 40%
interest in the
corporation, the announcement said.
The new firm to be head-
rartered
The
—Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
a
rcw
«
Philadelphia Daily News, Inc., Philadelphia, Pa.—Files
1442.
National Union Life Insurance Co., Birmingham,
"
.
prominent factor
5a the electronics industry, discolsed on April 13 they have entered
Jr'to
a
joint undertaking to engineer and market new, large, high¬
speed electronic data-processing systems for use in business and gov¬
ernment.
Paul B. Wishart, Honeywell President, and Charles P. Adams,
;Jr., President of Raytheon, said the project would be carried out
through the formation of a jointly owned corporation, to be known
Manufacturing Co.,
and Raytheon
company
below.—V. 181, p.
Co.
SEC
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator Co.—New Affiliate
This
Co.—To Sell Diesel Engine Division
Supply
—See White Motor
1955—8 Mos.—1954
$2,775,339 $23,742,612 $22,757,969
$3,082,384
Monday, April 18, 1955
1955—3 Mos.—1954
$4,469,997 $13,302,544 $12,670,790
period
at
acquired
the
basis
on
Aug.
1 the 47,500 barrel-a-day
Globe
of
a
Oil & Refining Co.
The refinery
16%-year lease and at the end of
depreciated value.
a
As
service
station
rounded
long
option will permit Pure
an
Oil
to
purchase
the properties
complementary step to securing the Lemont refinery, additional
a
out
and
by the
established
bulk
sales
purchase
petroleum
representation
on
Jan. 3,
marketers.
in
midwestern
states
was
1955 of the W. H. Barber Co.,
Barber
operated
principally
in
Minnesota, and Wisconsin and served 312 retail
basis and substantially more through 99 jobbers.
Oil and gas exploration activities were sharply increased in 1954.
Thirty exploratory welsl were drilled, of which seven were successfully
completed, six as oil wells and one as a gas well.
In addition, 249
development wells were drilled, with 213 completions as oil wells and
10 as gas weils.
The 1954 record of 279 wells drilled with successful
completions of 82% compares with 136 wells drilled in 1953, of which
outlets
76%
direct
a
on
high.—V.
new
728,000
year
received
be
and
acres
were
1080.
181, p.
271,238
which
are
EARNINGS—Operating
of
income
stock.
$1,163,886
assets
Shares
Asset
of
this
105,347,800 101,009,600
76,008,700
4,366,684
$24.13
4,286,831
$23.57
3,906,571
$19.46
3%%
29,850
29,000
26,350
Preferred
The
.__ —
shareholders-
—
declared
have
directors
shareholders
record
of
payable to
20,
experimental transistorized automobile radio that operates
a
6-volt car battery and requires only about one-tenth
An
from
receive
directly
EFFECT TO
paid
series
of
the
April
Oct.
due
of
'
This
April
in
underwriters
have
*
■'
From Company
Boston
First
The
10,015
10,045
8,486
8,4o6
8,486
6.060
3,340
3,040
3,940
3,152
3,152
3,152
3,152
Corp
15,455
15,455
5,514
5,514
5,514
3,9*0
Corp
Stone & Webster Securities
6,060
Johnson, Lane, Space & Co., Inc
Kidder, Peabody & Co
Weld & Co
White,
A. C. A lyn
& Co., Inc.-
Courts & Co
,
Equitable Securities Corp
The Robinson-Humphrey Co., Inc..
Clement A. Evans & Co., Inc
Nolan-W.
Folger,
Hibbs &
B.
Inc.
Co.,
Schmidt, Poole, Roberts & Parke
Varnedoe, Chisholm & Co., Inc
:
—V.
6,060
6,060
4,848
4,843
4,848
4,848
1*43.
131, p.
semiconductor device that converts either light or atomic
to usable electrical energy was also described by
the corporation.
This device, a silicon junction similar
those used in transistors and in the RCA Atomic Battery, has been
A
tiny
directly
of
to
Research
material
radioactive
have
batteries
powered
RCA,
elected
been
director
a
Northern
Great
Northern
their
Ry.
Facific,
has
the
directorships.—V.
Raytheon Manufacturing Co.—To Redeem
application with the
$1,250,000 of
note
(4V2%)
executed by Fifth Avenue & 59th Corp., dated Dec. 31, 1954, and a
purchase money second mortgage securing payment therefor, covering
premises 781-783 Fifth Ave., New York City, and the building thereon
known
12, 1955:
(1) Redemption of shares at $52.77 per share by surrendering them
to J. P. Morgan & Co. Incorporated, 23 Wall St., New York, N. Y., the
agent.
(2) Conversion of shares into the corporation's common stock, $5
par
value, at the ratio of 2.998 shares of common stock for each
share
of
preferred stock, at the office of J. P. Morgan & Co. In¬
corporated, the conversion agent.
(3)
Sale of shares to a group of investment bankers headed by
Hornblower & Weeks and Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis at $53.25
flat,
per
share,
not
furnished.
&
York and Federal stock transfer
purchased will pe converted by the
Certificates should be presented to J. P.
less
New
Shares
stock.
common
Co.
the
for
if
taxes
bankers
to Be Sold by
the
the
end
Rheem's
of
2S%
above.—V.
Petroleum
this
of
Ribbon
Rochester
&
will
SEC
shares
to be
represents
are
be
Barney
well
as
for
as
photo-offset
for use
ribbon
suitable
and
reproduction,
for
is
& Co., jointly
on
general
machines with
corresnondence
announced
by
this
is
attractive
most
in
appearance.
Roehrig Camera Corp., Glendale, Calif.—Plans Financ.
with
corporation,
is
reported
Rose's
to
offices
at
be planning
to
East
Glendale
Broadway,
5,
do some financing.
1955—Month—1954
$1,485,671
Sales
181,
404
5, 10 & 25-Cent Stores, Inc.—Sales Up—
Period End. March 31—
—V.
181,
$4,911,145 $11,930,016
$6,199,768
5,632,955
4,506,243
$1,434,044
1955—3 Mos.—1954
$3,859,449
$3,895,830
J.
D.
President,
Russell,
on
April
15
Equipment Order
announced
that
order is
more than
an
350 covered Hopper cars, at a cost of
$3,000,000, to be used for shipment of cement, Soda Ash, Industrial
Sand and various other bulk commodities.
This and
other orders placed
with car builders, Mr. Russell said,
are
in
addition
to
the railroad's continuing
program
of building
placed
being
freight cars
for
in
Pullman
World War II,
of
Standard
July,
June
and
cubic feet,
The
SEC
per
S. Chinchilla Ranch, Inc., Douglas, Ga.—Files—
on Feb.
28 filed a letter of notification with the
100 shares of common stock to be offered at par ($100
without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be used to
chinchillas and equipment.
New
corporation
covering
share),
it
Manufacturing
Car
was
Butlcr,
Co.'s
The cars, which will
all-welded steel design.
stated.
of an
are
it was pointed out, Southern
plant this
hold 70 tons, or
Pa.,
for
purchase
A
new freight car cushioning device to increase the
that surround railroad shipments, developed by this com¬
cooperation with Stanford Research Institute, is now being
by the railroad, it was announced on April 14 by D. J. Russell,
revolutionary
in
tested
Savannah Electric & Power Co.—Stock Offered—Pub¬
of 165,000 shares of common stock (par $10)
made on April 14 by a group of investment firms
lic offering
was
headed
jointly by The First Boston Corp. and Stone &
Corp. at $31.50 per share.
the
Although
shows
in
considerable
of
search
device,
new
promise,
nossible
which
research
on
refinements
suitable for volume production,
j.
in
the railroad is seeking patents,
and development wi'l continue
design
that
will
Mr. Russell said.—V.
make
it
more
181, p. 1604.
Sovereign Investors, Inc., Philadelphia, Pa.—Registers
With Securities and Exchange
The
corporation
statement
stock
with
(par
on
the
$1).—V.
Commission—
April 4 filed an amendment to its registration
covering 100,000 additional shares of capital
SEC
181,
p.
well
as
PROCEEDS—Of
the
cf
selling
account
$700,000
cf
of
the
offering.
stockholders
the
company
bank loans
and
to
shares
100,000
and
which
finance
program.
are
being
sold
for
the
the remaining 65,000 shares for
will use the proceeds to repay
a
part of its
1955 construction
$1.74
or
a
share
55%
in
mills, according to the report.
another outlet for company
as
preliminary figures for the first quarter of 1955 point
in sales over the 1954 quarter and also a rise
substantial increase
a
earnings.—V.
181, p. 963.
Oversub¬
262,750 shares
of common stock (par $1) at $24.62V2 per share by Rey¬
nolds & Co. Inc. and associates was quickly oversub¬
scribed. For details, see V. 181, p. 1678.
Storer
Co.
Broadcasting
—
Stock Offering
Struthers Wells Corp.—Earnings and
Sales Off—
reports for the quarter ended Feb. 28, 1955,
the current fiscal year, sales of $4,750,146
This corporation
months
three
of
the first
and net
compared with sales of $5,6C6,744 and net income
$430,861, for the like quarter a year ago.—V. 181, p. 752.
Sundstrand
Spiegel, Inc.
(& Subs.)—March Sales Increased—
Period End. March 31—
Sales
•.
181,
p.
1357.
Tool
Machine
Co.—Stock Subscriptions—
for subscrintion
subscribed for and
purchased
\by the underwriers pursuant to the
108,885 common shares offered
the
Of
stockholders, 102,852 shares were
the,remaining 6,033 unsubscribed shares were
the company
from
purchase contract. \
•
the underwriters have advised the company
of the rights, the representatives,
for the accounts of the underwriters, purchased 14,321 common shares
upon
exercise of rights acquired at prices ranging from $0.4375 to
$0.8750 per right and sold 13,875 common shares to dealers (includihg
underwriters) at prices ranging from $38.25 to $39.50 per share, less a
concession of 50c per share,
the 6,033 unsubscribed shares were sold
on April
7 at $39.25 per share. For offering, see V. 181, p. 1444.
representatives
Prior
follows:
to
of
the
expiration
1955—Month—1954
1955—3 Mos.—1954
$12,329,387 $10,287,040 $25,517,587 $23,442,763
Consolidation, etc.—
13 declared regular quarterly dividends on
stock at the rate of 30 cents per share, payable
on June 20 to shareholders of record May
6.
Sunray redeemed or converted its formerly outstanding second pre¬
ferred stock (series of 1950) on Feb. 15, and all remaining outstanding
shares of its series A preferred stock were called for redemption on
April 1 and have been redeemed.
Sunray's annual meeting of shareholders, at which proxy votes on
the proposed
merger of Sunray and Mid-Continent
Petroleum Corp,
will be counted at the company's general offices in Tulsa, Oklahoma,
directors
the company's
on
April
common
10.
May
surviving corporaton if the
will be the
Sunray
stockholders of both
completion of the merger plans. The
to "Sunray Mid-Continent Oil Co."
C. H. Wright will be Chairman and Chief Executive Orficer. Robert
W. McDowell, Vice-Chairman, and W. C. Whaley, President.
It has been announced that the D-X Sunray Oil Co. will be organized
on
effective date of the merger as a wholly-owned Sunray Mid-Conti¬
nent subsidiary to operate the company's reJning and marketing activi¬
ties throughout the company's extensive D-X station, dealer, and dis¬
tributor market areas of the middle west and mid-south. Mr. Mc'Jov 11,
who currently is President of Mid-Continent Petroleum, will be Presi¬
companies, as expected, authorize
company's name will be changed
President,
be
will
subsidiary on
tinent
crude
company's
To Operate
oil
will
which J. M. Lineham is
Mid-Con¬
\ull operate the
and transportation facilities.-
become
Branch
a
wholly-owned Sunray
effective date of the merger and
gathering
New Louisiana Unit—
Northwest Branch Royalty
The
west
marketing company.
present Mid-Continent Pipe Line Co., of
The
and
the new D-X Sunray
of
dent
of five
in the North¬
Owners Committee, by a vote
reached agreement with the operating lessees
Field, Acadia Parish, La., on all phases of
a
unitization
project. The unitization, subject to approval by the Commissioner of
Conservation of Louisiana after public hearing, will permit the cycling
and
pressure
within
unit
a
The
Field.
regulation of the NB No. 1 sand and the NS No. 1 sand
area comprising 1,474.18 acres in the Northwest Branch
is located approximately one mile north and west of
field
Branch, La.
Oil Corp. and Pan
of 94% of the
the field in 1951
maintenance and
absorption type processing plant under the terms of the unitization
agreements.
Eight wells have been completed for production and one
principal operators in the field
Production Co.,
are Sunray
with Sunray holding in excess
working interest in the unit area. Sunray discovered
and will be operator of the unit and of the pressure
drilling.—V. 181, p. 1206.
well is
Sutton
A.)
(O.
Registers
Corporation, Inc., Wichita, Kansas—
With Securities and Exchange
Commission—
filed a registration statement with the SEC on
covering 400.000 snares oi its SI par common stock,
of
which
300,000 shares are to be offered for public sale by the
company and 100,000 by O. A. Sutton.
The public offerin? price and
underwriting terms are to be supplied bv amendment,
v. Eberstadt
&
Co.
and Shlllinglaw, Bolger & Co. are named as the principal
corporation
The
April
11,
1955,
^Of'the'net
to
central
—V.
$1,220,503,
representing
acquisition of W. C. Ritchie & Co., Chicago, major manu¬
boxes, fiber cans and tubes and paper special¬
Container subsidiary should provide additional profits
The company's
to
used
1678.
Webster Securities
account
and
Stone
a
as
President.
Sandshcll Corp., Garden Grove, Calif.—Files With SEC
The corporation on Feb. 28 filed a letter of notification with the
SEC
covering 12,500 shares of common stock to be offered at par
($10 per share), without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be used
to
purchase equipment, make improvements and for working capital.
against
as
$560,000
the report pointed out.
1954,
The recent
The
Coupling Device Announced—
safeguards
pany
compared
as
of profits were
paid during the year, and net worth increased to $14.70, up 65 cents
from a year previous and up $6.02 from five years ago.
Lower profits, Mr. Stone explained, were primarily due to costs In¬
curred in improving production and material handling facilities at the
Chicago and Philadelphia corrugated box plants, increases in overall
costs of manufacturing, and more competitive market conditions.
Sales of boxboard produced at two of the firm's mills, at Franklin,
Ohio, and Mobile, Ala., contributed to the higher overall sales showing
American
S. and
share,
a
totaling
to one, have
its own shops.
Pacific
has
taken delivery of new cars virtually every month, totaling some
41,000 with nearly 11,000 freight cars having come off SP's own shop
production line since the current building program started in 1950.
Delivery of the 350 covered Hopper cars wi'l be made from The
the end
Since
2,893
1316.
p.
$9,600,910
8,692,510
10,792,883
209.
p.
Southern Pacific Co.—Places Large
plastic
Calif.,
inc.:—-
charges—
after
—V.
ribbon,
new
This
exps.
cor¬
trade-marked
"Polycar", possesses a number of
unusual qualit es.
It not only produces a sharper impression than
even
carben paper ribbons, but one that is also practically smudgeproof.
Furthermore, Polycar is immaculate to handle and its gleam¬
ing
revs.————
oper.
Net oper.
all
1955—2 Mos.—1954
$41,256,700 $36,660,902 $82,688,665 $73,636,985
25,805,689 24,234,438
52,762,505 49,260,871
Fed. inc. taxes
5,776,816
4,433,612
11,027,507
8,607,276
Other oper. taxes—
3,474,427
3.081,707
6,968,637
6.167,928
Oper.
poration.
The
which may be purchased
1955—Month—1954
Period End. Feb. 28—
by
underwritten
Carbon Co., Inc.—First Practical
typewriter
and Socony-Vacuum
company
Telegraph Co.—Earnings
Southern Bell Telephone &
shares.
Typewriter Ribbon—
attachments
ribbon
carbon
iilm
acetate
new
this
of
its common stock
Net
A
Plan
Savings
Co., Inc. on
April 13 filed a registration statement with the
covering $17,000,000 of Interests in the Plan and 283,333 shares
Socony-Vacuum Capital Stock, $15 par,
the plan.—V. 181, pp. 50 and 209.
of
$1.45
or
1954,
of $25,057,420 in
Norman H. Stone, President and Board Chair¬
annual report.
Net profits last year were
the
Sunray Oil Corp.—Proposed
....
Employees
The
1677.
181, p.
Corp. This block
common
Co., Smith,
&
Plastic All-Purpose
The
month.
transaction
Co., Inc., Kuhn, Loeb &
managed group.—V. 181, p. 1316.
Blyth
of
181, p. 1678.
under
shares of
400,000
outstanding
the
that
agent
exchange its common
V.
Corp.—Sales Up—Earnings Off—
1953.
Dividends
The
Register 400,000 Shares
account of Bethlehem Steel
the
understood
is
It
to register
toward
SEC
for
than
more
Exchange Bank, New York City, has been ap¬
pursuant to an offer of this corporation to
stock for shares of capital stock of Venezuelan
Co. in the ratio of five shares of Sinclair for each eight
Venezuelan surrendered on
or
before April 21, 1955.—
exchange
pointed
Morgan
Bethlehem Steel Corp.—
plans
company
Corp.—Exchange Agent—
Corn
Chemical
shares
per
had net sales
in
announced
The
173, p. 2093.
$9,918,547.—V.
were
Socony-Vacuum Oil Co., Inc.—Registers With SEC—
Rheem Manufacturing Co.—To
with
and sales
share
Sinclair Oil
The
$102.50
Container
$1,017,903,
in
as
Oil
offered
N. Y.—Earnings Off
reports for 1954 net income of $363,097 or $3.34 a
ol' $9,354,021.
For 1953, net income was $450,759
sales
on
$4.15 a
or
of
with $24,360,142 in 1953,
man,
to
bankers.
investment
of
group
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator Co.
The
1955—12 Wks.—1954
$3,803,058 $11,529,446 $10,233,807
1357.
p.
company
share
Formed—
Affiliate
New
so
agent
Incorporated,
See
181.
This
Eastman, Dillon & Co. The interest
underwriting terms are to be supplied
by
and
income, of $187,176,
redemption
corporation's
Into
1796.
173, p.
Shuron Optical Co., Inc., Geneva,
before May
completed
must be
action
an
trust indenture covering
interest in
a
registered
$4,422,694
—
—V.
on
net proceeds,
shares of the
price
Stone
1955—4 Wks—1954
Period End. March 26—
Sales
SEC
Corp. of America—March Sales Higher—
Shoe
price consists of the redemption price of $52.50 per share plus dividends
accrued and unpaid to the redemption date.
Preferred shareholders have the fo^owing alternatives, upon one of
which
filed
1955,
7,
"The Sherry-Netherland."—V.
as
offering price
This corporation
of
Ffd. Shares
redemption of all the outstanding shares of $50
par
value cf $2.40 cumulative preferred stock on May 12, 1955, at $52.77 per
shares has been mailed to holders of record as of April 12, 1955. This
April
on
qualification of a
of
participating
certificates
of
Notice
corporation
for
the
with
of 25-year sinking fund deben¬
offered for public sale through an
be
scribed—The public offering on April 6 of
Sherry-Netherland Hotel Corp.—Participating Ctfs.—
SEC
accordance with an arrangement among the
Northern and Burlington Railroads to rotate
169, p. 1889.
in
Great
Corp.—Offering
Power
details, see V. 181, p. 1677.
The
Inc.—New Director—
President of the Northern Pacific Ry.,
to succeed John M. Budd, President of
Macfarlane,
S.
and
these
Oversubscribed—The
of comrpon
stock (par $10) at $15.25 per share by A. G. Becker &
Co. Inc. and associates was quickly oversubscribed. For
Sealed
public offering on April 5 of 100,000 shares
1677.
p.
Railway Express Agency,
Robert
the David
Using, light
radiation,
designed low-power transistorizezd
specially
a
181,
receiver.—V.
radio
Princeton, N. J.
interchangeably as sources of
of
Center
at
batteries
atomic
and
solar
experimental
in
employed
Sarnoff
the
the
ties,
radiation
to
headed
group
statement
registration
$25,000,000
1980,
facturer of folding paper
transistors,
scientists
1,
severally
From Selling
Stockholders
Shares
•
.,
$1,110,236
$10,689,212 will be used to redeem all out¬
company's 3ya%
cumulative preferred stock
share, and to pay $13,850,000 of funded
indebtedness of the company and to advance to a wholly-owned sub¬
sidiary funds to pay $646,000 of funded indebtedness of such sub¬
sidiary. The company intends to supplement such net proceeds with
such amount of
its present cash resources as may be necessary
to
carry out the foregoing purposes.—V. 181, p. 752.
from the company and the selling stockholders the
following respective numbers of shares of the common stock:
-
public
Of
30,000 shs.
430,002 shs.
below
named
$1,131,338
by amendment.
at
4
6,
shares
1955—Month—1954
a
covering
April
due
rate,
to purchase
:
1955,
7,
standing
1
30,000 shs.
44,440
filed
corporation
tures,
$5,658,000
5,000,000
3,000,000
550,000 shs.
on
and
1206.
p.
underwriting
•
and
April
SEC
Sterling Drug, Inc.—Registers With SEC—
,,
to
Outstanding
$3,000,000 /
1979
1,
Plan
the
plan
:
181,
15
•
4.36%, series A ($100 par value)
Common stock ($10 par value)
Investment
the
in
Sales
—V.
PRESENT FINANCING
:
stock
interests
of
with
Sterchi Bros. Stores, Inc.—March Sales Higher—
stock
common
1984
due
debentures
dividend
on
1975
due
series
3»A%
of the
power output of the radio would be more
is not limited by the capabilities of the
initial
an
was
(Ohio)—Registers With SEC—
Employees
statement
Period Ended March 31—
this dividend.
GIVING
not
a
supply, they added, the
than
doubled, since
it
■
amount
Purchasers
1.
mortgage bonds—
3%
agreed
conventional car radio was described on April 13 by
scientists of this corporation.
The new radio, employing nine transistors in place of electron tubes,
is equal in performance to standard car radios,
the scientists said.
Emphasizing its low power consumption, they pointed out that more
than half the small amount of current required by the radio is used
to light the two small pilot lights that illuminate its dial.
A radio
of this type, they said, would create so little drain on a car battery
that it could eliminate many cases of battery failure that now occur
when a driver forgets to turn off the radio when he parks his car.
The radio has been tested at Princeton, N. J., with a _6-volt battery
as its power source.
It is also adaptable to installation in automobiles
with
12-volt
batteries,
the RCA team said.
With a 12-volt power
used by
power
paid
company
similar
April
UNDERWRITERS—The
Developments—
Corp. of America—New
Radio
333,000
of the total number
Authorized
First
100% stock distribution,
1955.—V. 180, p. 159.
a
May
will
offering
the
of
Mar. 31/54
share
per
of
62%
7
tills company fi'ed a
1955, covering S3,ox common s-ock,
$10 par, and 11,000 shares of preferred stock (cumulative, series A,
3%%, par value $100) of Standard Oil.—V. 179, p. 2477.
Sohio
registration
Donner.
the then outstanding 425,000 shares of common
record
CAPITALIZATION
_—
_________
outstanding
value
Number
William H.
1954 were $7,349,327 and net
$2.35 per share on the common
to
equal
1955
on
dividend
Another
Dec. 31,'54
$
31,'55
$
all
Rise—To
of Boston—Assets
Mar.
net
late
in
revenues
was
15,
Jan.
On
cents per share
37
100% Stock Dividend—
of-
Total
the
electric service in an area in the
corner
of Georgia which includes the City of Savannah in
located approximately 78% of the company's customers.
southeast
stock.
Fund
Putnam
(George)
As
by
representing in the aggregate approximately
of shares outstanding.
stockholders
Pay
created
were
The
of this sale the Donner Family Trusts will continue
shares and Donner Foundation Inc. 35,000 shares,
completion
own
Standard Oil Co.
to Donner
go
and the proceeds from the remaining 2,638 shares will
Donner Foundation Inc.
The Donner Family Trusts
Foundation
Donner
After
to
by
BUSINESS—The company supplies
leased and optioned, compared
with 352,000 acres in 1953.
The companv's net crude oil production
amounted to 23,973,232 barrels compared with 25,773,413 barrels in 1953.
The decrease was due principally to a state-imposed output reduction
of 18%
in Texas, where nearly half the company's crude oil is pro¬
duced.
Natural gas production was up 25% to 80 billion cubic feet, a
the
During
Family Trusts
successful.
were
shares will
Prpceeds from the stockholder sale of 97,362
Illinois,
Indiana,
(1779)
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Number 5421... The
Volume 181
proceeds
to the company,
approximately $750,000 will be
provide additional facilities for the production of its
air conditioners and the balance will be added to
home
general funds of the company for working capital and
purposes.
Mr. Sutton, President and Board Chairman,
owner of 700.000 common shares
(64%), of which he
100,000 shares.
new
the
other corporate
is lifted as the
proposes to sell
Etates
the
of
of
Of
these
about
circulating electric
air
fiscal
sale ,under
for
business
Corp.
the
was
Westinghouse
Motors
American
the
during
ended
year
fans.
Nov.
30,
Airlines, United Air Lines will receive foreign airfreight for
to and from foreign destinations via AEI and under AEI
supervision, tariffs, and airway bill. The arrangement provides through
rates as against the heretofore usual requirement of domestic rates for
the U. 8. portion of the movement and foreign rates via the foreign
On
direct service
its own trade name,
"Vornado";
manufacture of room air condi¬
Corp., General Electric Co.
and
by them under their respective trade
carrier.
Electric
for
sale
The
of $348,158
Toledo and cities eastward into the
follow in rapid sequence. The Capital-AEI
agreement already in full operation covers Milwaukee, Cleveland, Pitts¬
burgh, Akron and Washington, D. C.—V. 181, p. 1717.
Angeles—then a third
New England territory, to
ended
28,
Feb.
$9,213,465 for the three months
net sales of
on
take effect are
agreement will
United-AEI
the
Los
reported net income after taxes for the year ended
of $1,429,528 on net sales of $38,018,702, and net income
1954
which
in
Moline, Fort Wayne and South Bend, with a second groupDenver, Salt Lake City, Seattle, Portland, San Francisco, and
Omaha,
company
Ncv. 30,
cities
Chicago,
Etates Air Force.
Mortimer
New
Swartwout Co.,
Cleveland, O.—Files With SEC—
York
their
of
Burnside
B.
City,
sale
Co.,
&
and George F. Breen, both of
announced on April 13 completion
stock of United States Air
shares of
400,000
common
Conditioning Corp.—V. 181, p. 690.
The
April 1 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
covering 3,000 shares of class A stock (par $1)
to be offered at
814.50
per
share pursuant
to an
employees' stock purchase plan.
,
—V.
company
United
This corporation
will
extend
April 10 announced it has signed a contract that
its production of outer wing panels for the
on
through
a
1956
the seventh successive order
for
other
V. 181, p.
first-line
Air
Force
for 33,000 employees in 19 plants throughout
A one-week strike in the 19 plants covered
752.
Texas
Instruments
Inc.,
Dallas, Tex.—Registers
tled on April 7
With
has
filed
lor
a
proposed offering of
value convertible preferred
April 13.
Subject to
registration
a
165,945
stock,
authorization
shares
J.
E.
ol'
offered
to
the
with
issue
new
a
Jonsson,
by stockholders
the proposed issue will be
have the right to subscribe
statement
of
meeting
April
on
stockholders
20,
who
will
of
statement
The
on
preferred
basis
a
stock will
be
to
stockholders
common
provisions
will
is
also be
Arrangements
be
convertible
determined
shortly
The
made.
fixed
at
into shares of
the
before
dividend
rate
and
offer
:v>.
The company on March
.
being made with Morgan Stanley & Co. to manage
underwriting group to purchase the unsubscribed shares from the
company.':
are
Acquires Radell Resistor Firm—
Purchase by this corporation
Corp. of Indianapolis, manufacturer of a line of deposited carbon pre¬
cision resistors, was announced on April 11 by J. E Jonsson, President.
Addition of this established
line of resistors will further strengthen the
operations of the TI Components division, which is currently manufac¬
turing subminiature, pulse and instrument transformers,
tors, filters, delay lines/and power supplies.
coils,
that deliveries to
so
Radell's
181, p. 1716.
cus¬
V
.
c
corporation on April 7 tiled
covering 153,60G shares of its
SEC
fered
under
the
company's Stock
181, p. 1081.
employees.—V.
registration statement with the
a
$5
common
par
Option
Plan
stock,
for
to
officers
The
be
of¬
and
key
1955
1954
1953
$606,307
$567 282
212.005
267,538
230 007
50,718
68,610
99,208
78,968
railway
railway——
1,018,527
1,183,184
1,233,383
1,180,145
359,724
464,751
531,498
494,406
income—
104,857
153,780
192,479
176,069
income--—
from
from
Net
ry.
—V.
oper.
181,
March
on
Co.,
Insurance
made
issue of April 11 of the public
offering on April 6
of 139,500 shares of common stock
(par $1) at $5 per share
by Dempsey-Tegeler & Co. This offering was
quickly
corporation is engaged in
selling a variety of products
developing,
On
March
engineering,
for
and
missiles industries.
and
the
Is
a
precision
aircraft
merged
was
Bonner
into
Machine
riianufacturer
of
hydraulic
assemblies
and
parts.
Prior to the financing,
the company had outstanding
Sec also V. 181, p. 1717.
letter
119,755
shares.
W.
stock
7.
3. Henry Schroder
Scranton
on
April 13
announced
tisposed of its entire interest in Travelers Express Co.
Inc., a New York corporation owned
by Hans Utsch.
travel
of
and
ictivities
1 ormer
who
with
SEC
the
Feb.
on
covering
21
offered at the market
$1) to be
through Bache
Co.,
&
Boston, Mass.,
The net proceeds
& Co., Bridgeport, Conn.
Gilvert Sachs, the two selling
and
Steel
conversion
be
stockholders.
Washington,
Corp.,
public
rate,
supplied
offering
price
by amendment.
the offering, together
of
proceeds
long-term
borrowing
mated
at
from a
$1,500,000, will be
mated
to
cost
about
bank
and
used
an
The
underwriting
and
with
chiefly
$2,600,000.
working capital and other
net
the
insurance
company,
of a
esti¬
capital
additions,
esti¬
for
will
balance
purposes.—V,
corporate
be
181,
for
available
1081.
p.
to
Travelers
were
business
carried
for
20
over
by
on
will
years,
Travelers
Express
continue
Co.
the
under
Typhoon
Prop-R-Temp
With Securities and
Jhe
SEC
Ihe
cilered
covering
at
$1.50
See
filed
17
—
Files
shares
share,
ol
without
letter 'of
a
common
notification with
stock
(par $1) to be
underwriting.
The
additional capital, plant expansion
equipment
Ulen
200,000
per
Fla.
Exchange Commission—
March
on
Tampa,
proceeds
are
and purchase of
Realization
Corp.
below.—V.
181,
p.
"Although
*
Realization
wholly-owned
<®"ipany wil be know
t>je
directors
Ulen
Management
Co.
as Ulen Management Corp.
Walter
were
D.
,'rn?
Vill
Management Corp
Floersheimer
now
prepared
b"l,dinS and construction
,e
i
also
is
diversify its
operations
5t«S VnrL
i
ated
a<f
a
Pnvt
•
of
company
The
Officers
Sutro
^,
i
roMtinn
iSSdta
New
Under terms
to
resume
its
of
elected
&
fromer
by
Co
engine
industry.
wherever
The
management
possible.—V. 181, p. 1250.
the
airfreight.
PreSldent'
agreement, similar to that already in effect with
of
and
Britain
Great
the
been
will
not
for
numerous
conditions
sterling countries,
any market where conditions are favorable.—V.
purchased
makes
line
a
and
medium
of
Under
terms
the
of
purchase
agreement,
National
Supply
becomes
the distributor for all oil country engines produced by the new Division.
other engines will be distributed and maintained by White Motor
All
through 21
sales and service facilities
the transaction.—V. 181, p. 1486.
in
Auto
Sales
National
from
1955—Month—1954
$2,554,358
——
—
—V. 181,
acquired
Supply
Stores, Inc.—March Sales Higher—
Period End. March 31—
1955—3 Mos.—1954
$1,656,579
$6,229,980
$4,135,317
1359.
P.
Winn & Lovett Grocery Co.—Current Sales Up—
Period End. April 2—
1955—4 Wks.—1954
$
—V.
181,
1955—40 Wks.—1954
$ "
"
$
$
21,540,406
-
19,018,416
198,684,058
1359.
p.
174,212,023
^
Wisconsin Investment Co., Milwaukee,
Wis.—Registers
Exchange Commission—
With Securities and
company
4 filed with
300,000
shares
April
on
covering
—V.
the
SEC "an
amendment
its
to
1718.
181,
the
p.
Harmon
Wood
Cities
of
stock
common
$1)
(par
Corp.
(N. Y.)—Stock Placed Privately
real
United Cities Realty Corp., Second United
Third United Cities Realty Corp., all located
York City. These corporations have owned and
Corp.,
and
Corp.
Broadway,
operated
50
Harmon
Realty
at 253
New
properties in and about
estate
New
York
City
for
over
years.
Austin,
formerly
officer
an
elected
President
been
elected
Vice-President
and
Nathan
of
of
Realty
Associates,
Krumholz
A.
these
of
has
Inc.,
Siegel
&
has
Co.
corporations.
(Alan) Wood Steel Co.—Mill Opened—
first
The
Mill
inspection of the new $7,000,000 Cold Rolled Strip
was held on April 15.—V. 181, p. 1606.
public
this
of
company
Woodward
&
Lothrop, Inc.
Stock Offered—An in¬
—
vestment banking group headed by Alex. Brown & Sons
offered for public sale on April 12 a new issue of 30,000
shares of $10 par
PROCEEDS—Net
to
used
working
be
pany's
in
from
to
the
sale
of
the
share.
per
shares
30,000
of
general funds of the company and will
bank
borrowings
incurred
primarily
for
purposes.
conducts
BUSINESS—Company
businesses
stock at $38.50
common
added
short-term
reduce
capital
value
proceeds
will
stock
Washington,
properties
include
and
large
the
of
one
C.,
D.
largest
department
surrounding
store
store
The
com¬
areas.
downtown
in
and
in Chevy Chase,
Md.; Alexandria, Va., and in the
Building, Arlington County, Va.
In addition, the company
has negotiated a long-term lease for a branch store to be constructed
at
a
Washington
confine
its
but will sell
in
Fort
made in
was
of
Texas
Utilities
Co.
—
Offered
a
issue of April 11 of the
our
chasers of the bends and the respective principal amounts
thereof to be purchased by them are set forth below:
&
Baxter,
Co.
Inc
$2,350,000
Williams
Co.
&
2,300,000
500,000
Co.,
Inc.—
Hanrahan
&
Co.__
150,000
150,000
500,000
J. A. Overton & Co.—_L
500,000
Irving
300,000
Inc.
J.
also V.
Rice
&
181, p. 1718.
net
compared
income
weeks
to Jan.
net
ended
with
of
30,
Va.
1955,
sales and
gross
$1,183,957,
equal
equal
and
sales
gross
$944,022,
Jan.
GIVING
County,
29,
income
$3.59
to
curnul.
Common
pfd,
stock
V/2%
stock
TO
PRESENT
$100)_
FINANCING
March
of
holders'
meeting held March 25,
$2,050,000
stock
matures
increased from
was
18,672 shs.
J400,000 shs.
each
balance
mon
Outstanding
$7,250,000
18,672 shs.
$10)_
(par
$400.000
♦Maturing
common
a
1954.
EFFECT
$7,250,000
(par
com¬
$4.55
to
commissions
Authorized
♦Notes payable
5%
agreed
280,000 shs.
from
1
March
1,
1955,
to
authorized
to
inclusive;
a
stock¬
1968,
fPursuant
1969.
the
250,000
1956
to
amount
of
com¬
shares.
400,000
underwriters
named
below
have
severally
and the company has agreed to sell to them,
following respective number of shares of the common
purchase,
to
severally,
tne
stock:
Shares
Alex.
150,000
.
150,000
Brown &
Merrill
150,000
Lynch,
&
ner
Sons
1955—3 Mos.—1954
$34,337,000 834,854,000
Shares
10,000
Ferris
Fen-
Pierce,
Jones,
Johnston, Lemon & Co
2,500
Auchincloss, Parker & Red-
&
—V.
Nolan-W.
Co.,
B.
Hibbs
p.
&
Robinson
Rouse,
*
1,575
Olds
Hewitt
1,575
Coe
1,575
Lukens
and
Brewer
Rohrbaugh
1,575
.
&
&
&
900
Becker___
800
Co
500
2,000
Inc
181,
&
Kreeger
Mackall
2,000
Folger,
Co
&
Goodwyn
5,000
Beane
path
(Mo.)—Sales Up—
Period End. March 31—
1955—Month—1954
Sales
$13,512,000 $11,859,000
—V. 181, p. 1606.
and
26
and
150,000
Co.
Agee & Leach—
Harold E. Wood & Co
Western Auto Supply Co.
the
This
Fairfax
weeks
UNDERWRITERS—The
Co
&
Corners,
26
CAPITALIZATION
&
$150,000
Grant-Brownell
Corp.
&
North
Co.
Indianapolis Bond &
Chare
Fitch,
Barret,
share.
$26,589,523
in
the
public offering
$7,500,000 first mortgage 3%% bonds, series D, due
Blair
Seven
$27,661,642
were
common
Mention
—
Buffalo,
missions
of
179, p. 2293.
Bonds
stores
EARNINGS—In
have
share
West
Western Union Telegraph Co.—Earnings
Improving—
Net
net
for
of
President,
Mr.
the
first
$1,300,000
quarter
in
the
announced
Marshall
said
on
will
figures
be
be
about
quarter
April
$2,600,000.
last
Walter P.
year,
with
compared
1486.
thereafter
approximately
intrastate
he
said
net
compared
While
messages.
earnings
with
after
$863,000
$
in
the
taxes
March
—V.
181,
facsimile
leases
about
$6,000,000
rapid
expansion
said
to
in
is
revenues
industry
1948
to
from
and
an
the
annual
continuing.—V.
company's
government
181,
rate
p.
of
1606.
private
have
wire
increased
$25,000,000,
and
and
p.
1955—3 Mos.—1954
$
$
'
147,822,914 139,234,468
1250.
corporation
offered
Las
April
on
covering. 2,900,000
at
10
cents
from
that
$
50,452,091
Wyco Uranium, Inc., Salt Lake City, Utah—Files—
The
SEC
Marshall
1955—Month—1954
53,908,256
1954.
Mr.
Woolworth Co.—March Sales Increased—
Sales
for
complete,
$1,375,000,
(F. W.)
Period End. March 31—
Marshall,
13.
improvement in the company's earnings is
revised rates which went into effect in July
not
are
will
same
the
continuing, aided by
1954
interstate, and
March
•
Vork1ripSrilInn.rnat'0,,a1' C' L' Ga"°' AEI
just
property
heavy-duty diesel engines for numerous uses in the pe¬
stationary, municipal and industrial fields. These are
sold
internationally under the trade names of Superior and Atlas.
Production of both makes will be continued, Mr. Black said.
Co'
posi-
eW Jork and a sPeed"uP of movement between
^eri°r mdustrial and commercial centers are anticiJ" 6 a?reement recently concluded between this cor-
of
Britain
Clayton Securities Corp.
continuing
Bros.
incfre^se $ the funneling of international
f
Webcor
have
business
and
business
export
"there
said,
restrictions
J. S. Strauss & Co
United Air Lines, Inc.—Air
Express Airfreight Agree¬
ment Reached—
t'ifouSmth"Pd
operations.
substantial
a
President,
,
Chairman of the Board and
President; Harry B. Spring of Spring &
\ Ice-President and
Treasurer; Victor M. Tyler, Secretary.
Ulen
our
enjoyed
Owen,
exchange
Sterne,
approved the merging into this
subsidiary,
C.
which
1250.
Corp.—Merges Subsidiary—
-'rhe> s,t1ockhold"s have
J.*
has
Webcor
Norman
in
See
Clen
the industrial
Pentagon
Kormendi
Management Corp.—Consolidation Approved—
Ulen
base,
troleum, marine,
suburban
April 1, 1985, by Blair & Co. Incorporated and associates
at 101.997% and accrued interest. The names of the
pur¬
Corp.,
this
h.p.
planned for the National Radio and Television Exhibition to be held in
its
ownership.
and a steady flow of business from long¬
we intend to expand our own diesel
space,
From
line
be
Transropa
managed
the foreign money remittance
Express Co. and who has been active in the
engine
diesel
the
in
slow-speed,
v
This corporation announced on
April 11 the formation of a new
British corporation, Webcor of Great Britain, Ltd., to manufacture and
sell Webcor phonographs, tape recorders, and record changers.
The first public showing of the British made Webcor products is
limited
it has
foothold
strong
a
step in this direction, headed, is to bring to final develop¬
of heavy-duty, light-weight, high-speed
diesel engines in
to 400 h.p. range on which White has been working for
some time.
Mr. Black said he expects this line will be in production
by the end of 1955.
a
100
ment
terms
proceeds
Wehster-Cliicago Corp.—Forms British Unit—
formerly
remittance
which
that
us
first
The
Ralph
selling activities to
Banking Corp.
gives
Siegel & Co. of 39 Broadway, New York City, on April 12 announced
it has arranged for the private placement of common stock of
This
corporation filed a registration statement with the SEC
on
April
12,
1955,
covering
30,000
shares
of
cumulative
convertible
preferred stock ($50 par), to be offered for public sale by an under¬
writing group headed by Singer, Deane & Scribner.
The dividend
to
.
that
Pa.—Registers
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
Net
-v
field."
1250.
Washington
7.
'•
$43,807,444 $42,689,818
(par
share»
per
Teviah
filed
was
common
$1.75
to
go
181, p.
"
development work for both the truck and
and
Wood
of
at
Charles
to
years,"
Travelers Express Co., N. Y. City—New Control—
•operations
customers.
research
registration
1955—3 Mos.—1954
1955—Month—1954
notification
of
shares
areas
■Mr-..Utscll»
division
new
London in August.1
custom
machine
in
use
18,
last, Bonner Machine Works, Inc.,
Topp Industries, Inc., through an exchange of stock.
multiple
"The
common
BUSINESS—The
A -■•'"'•i':.
and enables us more quickly to compete in this field as ah
independent producer," Mr. Black said.
"We have now a going company, a modern plant with 490,000 square
7
oversubscribed.
assembling
firm.
.'-v
Sales
$15,053,875 $14,643,292
rate,
was
Co., effective April 1, has been ratified by directors
White Motor's board had previously approved the
Supply
latter
business
Duncan,
Waltham Watch Co.—Files With SEC—
A
tractors,
and
engines.
diesel
of
Division—
country's leading manufac¬
has also become a
the
of
one
trucks
acquisition is in keeping with White Motor's program of ex¬
panding into lines which are closely allied to its present field of opera¬
tions," Robert F. Black, President, said at the official transfer of the
property in Springfield, Ohio, where the division is heaexquarted.
181, p. 1359.
25,000
;
shares
50,000
Sales
are
our
the
of
Company,
heavy-duty
been
1358.
p.
Topp Industries, Inc.—Stock Sold—Mention
in
Accident
1952
$580,055
168,875
oper.
Net
17 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
&
v';.
whereby the company acquires for cash the property,
inventory and other assets of the Engine Division of The
purchase.
The
are
From Jan. 1—
Gross
and
Walgreen Co.—March Sales Increased—,
—V.
$501,983
Gross
Net
ry.
plants
Wis.;
of
Period End. March 31—
and
Net
Life
company
covering
(estimated
v-'£;,'•
v
Toledo, Peoria & Western Ml.—Earnings—
February—
from railway
from railway._.i._
tire
filed a letter of notification with the
of common stock to be offered at par
($1 per share)
to its members or policyholders.
The proceeds are to
be used for working capital.
SEC
—V.
Thompson Products, Inc.—Registers With SEC—
This
Motor
large,
National
capaci¬
The transfer of production operations to the Texas Instruments Dallas
(Tex^) operation is being scheduled
President.
agreement
The
four
Eau Claire,
Mass.;
Okla.—Files With SEC—
of the business and assets of the Radell
tomers will continue uninterrupted.—V.
shares
120,000
Universal
*
Falls,
class A stock (par $1) to be offered at
$2.50 per share, without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be used
for working capital and general corporate purposes.
covering
an
%
of
White's
to
redemption
"./:■■■"
that time.
White
major producer
Universal Finance Co., Phoenix, Ariz.—Files With SEC
stock
common
subscription
Chicopee
Mich.;
Angeles, Calif.; four footwear plants in Milan, Tenn.; Mishawaka,
Ind.; Naugatuck, Conn,; and Woonsocket, R. I,; three plants manufac¬
turing industrial rubber products in Fort Wayne, Ind.; Philadelphia,
Pa.; and Passaic, N. J.; a chemical plant and a synthetic rubber plant
in Naugatuck, Conn.; a tube plant in Indianapolis, Ind.; a wire plant
in Bristol, R. I.; a plant manufacturing golf balls and Lastex yarn in
Providence, R. I.; a rainwear plant in Washington, Ind.; a plastics
plant in Chicago, 111.; and a latex storage plant in North Bergen, N. J.
—V. 181, p. 1359.
par
President, announced
at a
common
the contract was set¬
by
Los
to the preferred stock on the basis of one
preferred for each 18 shares ox common.
The registration
is expected to become effective around May 2, 1955.
The
offering is expected to provide approximately $4,000,000 of additional
capital funds.
ehare
The
turers
the
when the company and the union signed a back-to-work
located in Detroit,
SEC
$25
the country.
agreement pending the signing of new contract.
The following plants are covered by the contract:
Securities and Exchange Commission—
corporation
Co.—Signs Union Agreement—
This company and the United Rubber, Cork,
Linoleum and Plastic
Workers of America, CIO, on April 8 signed a two-year general labor
contract providing for an extra holiday and an improved vacation plan
major assemblies for
jet fighters and bombers.—
Navy
Stateis Rubber
Salinas
Abramson,
Jacob
is
feet of manufacturing
Neptune wing panel this Company has
and
capital.
Calif.,
a
1486.
181, p.
United
extension of
an
from Lockheed Aircraft Corp,
The Temco company today also is manufacturing
on
share.—V.
authorized
14
notification with the
offered at par ($10
are to be used for
National Bank Building,
of
letter
a
White Motor Co.—To Buy Diesel Engine
.
time
contract is
new
received
This
Corp.—Tenders—
Securities
Foreign
April
on
P2V
"Neptune."
Robert McCulloch, President, said the
five
&
request for tenders from the
holders of the outstanding 50,000 shares of second preferred stock,
and it is contemplated that any such shares not acquired pursuant to
such tenders may be called for redemption on June 30, 1955 at $105
Temco Aircraft Corp.—Signs New Contract—
Lockheed
States
The directors
filed
28
Feb.
on
"The
on
179, p. 1484.
working
business,
Inc.,
underwriters,
as
of
corporation
An
United States Air Conditioning Corp.—Stock Sold—
Securities and Exchange
covering 1,000 shares of capital stock to be
share), without underwriting.
The proceeds
Salinas,
group,,
1955.
Upon completion of the financing the company will have outstanding
15,000 shares of preferred stock of $100 par value and 1,400,000 of $1
par value common stock.—V. 181, p. 209.
The
SEC
Salinas, Calif.—
Commission—
Inc.,
Industries,
Vegetable
Files With
per
First
"Westinghouse," "Hotpoint" and "Kelvinator," and the balance
the production of Jettison fuel tanks for the United
principally
after taxes
Western
Capital
1954,
consisted of the manufacture
company's business
its
of
for
names
was
the
products
43%
and
conditioners
sales
net
of
42%
tioners
air
room
basis
about
Vegas,
incident
to
Nev.
The
mining
7
filed
shares of
per
net
share
letter
through
proceeds
operations.
a
common
are
of
stock
Rocky
to
be
notification
(par
one
Mountain
used
to
with
cent)
to
the
be
Securities,
pay
expenses
Number 5421... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Volume 181
(1781)
Per
n
DIVIDENDS
Name of
Midwest
Dividend announcements
tables.
In
the
first
grouped in two separate
are
indicate
we
a
second
in which
table
the
dividends
an¬
redeemable
7%
preierred
A
7%
preierred
B
Fund.
Inc.
net
investment
net
capital
Air
Share
(10c
and
10c
20c
Air
Airfieets
(quar.)
American
Thermos
Alpha-Portland
American
net
:
Shares
div.)
5-
1
4-20
5-20
5-
5-
2
4-26
Inc.
4-22
preferred
$2.50
Equipment
Gold
Aunor
Beneficial
Best
&
Corp.
sas
dividenu
Ltd.
Mines,
Corp.
New
5-11
New
Process
Co.(quar.)
Power
(quar.)
l_
Telephone—
Canadian Utilities, Ltd., 5% pfd. (quar.)
Central
4%
Tractor
Power
&
preferred
4.20%
(stock
Light
4%
preferred
$3
Rock
A
demption
on
Auto
Clorox
4-20
Noyes
Collins
called
Oil
Columbus
&
&
4%%
4.92%
4-30
4-25
4-30
4-25
6-
5-13
Gas,
$1.25
for
Otter
re¬
preferred
preferred
preferred
4%
preferred
Electric
6-10
5-25
5% %
4-15
4-
5%
$1.06
preferred
5-
2
5-
2
25c
4-15
4-15
•
3-31
6-30
6-10
$12c
6-
1
5-
2
6-
1
5-
$3
&
of
prior
America,
com.
(quar.)_
■«
5-
preferred
5-20
$1
fquar.)__
Cuneo
Press, 3%% preferred (quar.)_
de Vegh Mutual Fund ($7.36 from net longterm
capital gains and 2iy2c from net
6-
1
5-20
6-
1
5-12
75c
_
6-
1
5-12
5-16
87y2c
__
Rio
Grande
Western
Stockholders approved a
of the common shares.
Disher
!
Steel
$1.50
class
Divco
Corp.
Domestic
Eastern
Air
Massachusetts
preference
1st
Eastern
States
Corp.,
$37'/2c
5-
Farmer
Bros.
1
4-15
this
Firemen's
on
6-15
5-18
5%
pfd.
5-
1
4-22
$1.75
5-
1
$1.25
6-
1
5-13
6-
1
5-
2
4-18
20c
5-
Class
B
Fulton
Co.,
5%
;
Electric,
General
4%
~i___
4-,'2%
(J.
100
F.)
Inc.
(stock
shares
5-
2
4-20
5-
2
4-20
$1.25
5-
2
5ey4c
(from
Jahn
(F.
Co.,
common
(quar.)
pfd.
$4
Light,
L.),
4-20
4-15
2
4-15
5-20
S.)'
(S.
(quar.)
common
Corp.
(Eli)
&
Tulip
Cup
Miami
6-27
1
7"
1
6-15
7-
1
6-15
62%c
5C
20c
$1.18%
e
4-29
4-25
5-15
6-30
6-
1
5-14
6-
9
7-
1
6-15
$1.75
(Philadelphia)1 (quar.)
5c
(quar.)
75c
dividend)
100%
85-
1
7-15
2
4-15
6-10
(quar.)_.
5-i3
4-29
.
$1.10
6-10
5-18
$1.10
9-10
8-13
Original
(quar.)
$1.10
12-10
11-18
Original
(quar.)
$1
3-17-56
3-10
50c
6-10
5-13
50c
9-10
8-18
Special
guaranteed
<quar.)__.
Special
guaranteed
(quar.)
Special
guaranteed
(quar.)
50c
12-10
11-18
Special
guaranteed
(quar.)
50c
3-17-56
3-10
Lock wood-Dutchess
Loew's
Boston
Magnavox
(quar.)
Co.
Matthiessen
&
(quar.)
Mclntyre
Porcupine
Mid-West
Abrasive
Mines,
Ltd.
(quar.)
Ltd
Scotten,
Mig.
Sierra
;
7%
New
$1.25
$1.55
Spencer
Stott,
1
6-
*
3-21
5-20
5-20
5-14
4-22
3V,'%/ %
£2%c
5-16
4-29
5-16
4-29
$1.12V2
5-16
4-29
9c
4-25
4-14
2
4-22
A__
J15c
5-
4-30
4-21
60c
6-
6
5-13
6-
6
5-13
35c
(quar.)
5-
2
4-20
60c
6-10
6-
1
$1
6-15
6-
6
$1.25
"
5-10
4-26
1
4-20
(quar.)
1
4-21
7-
1
6-20
6-1
5-6
45c
r
$1.10
7-1
6-3
COc
4-25
4-
6
10c
4-25
5-14
4-29
6-13
5-2
6c
(quar.)
4-20
5-
$1.50
preferred
4-20
2
4-30
4-20
19c
4-30
4-20
45c
(quar.)
6-
4-28
5c
3
6-30
6-3
31'/4c
6-30
G- 3
33%c
6-30
6-
3
30c
6-10
5-
6
(quar.)
15c
5- 2
4-15
Co._ii__:
50c
4-18
4-
Sons
Wells
Corp.,
pieferred
Gas
(quar.)
8
40c
Service—
5-16
5-
2
3iy4c
(quar.)—
common
(quar.)
5-16
5-
2
preferred
6%
preferred
Oil
Corp.
Biscuits,
Sunshine
Gulf
Texas
New
Toronto
Twin
Coach
United
U.
S.
U.
S.
U.
Co.,
La
4-20
6-20
5-
(stock
Ltd.
15c
(quar.)
<quar.)__
preferred (quar.)______
Realty Corp.—
preferred
(accum.)
Fire
Co.
Value
Line
Co.
Y.)
(N.
(quar.)
Income
Mfg.
Corp.
4-30
4-20
4-15
4-29
4-15
Westchester
6-15
5-25
Weston
4-30
4-16
Woodward
$50c
6-
1
5-
10c
7-
1
6-16
Amulet
Electric
Woolworth
f20c
Yates-American
5-1S
6-15
6-15,
6-15
4-20
American
Home
Ltd.
(quar.)
Common
(quar.)
(quar.)
(increased
Machine
:
(quar.)
Co.
(quar.)
Products
Corp. (monthly)—
(Illinois) —
convertible
4V'2%
preferred
preferred
preferred A
31 Vic
(quar.)
(quar.)__—________—__
5 y4 %
(quar.)_
————
American-Marietta, new common (initial)—
5%
preferred
Metal
4%%
preferred
American
6%
Natural
6c
5-20
4-15
4-15
4-15
5- 6
4-15
25c
12Vic
Co.
President
1st
preferred
American
States
4- 3
5- 1
4-20
5-
1
4-20
5- 2
4-18
5- 2
4-13
37'/a c
$0.40104
' ' '
$1.25
6- 1
6- 1
^
5-13
5-13
5- 2
4-3
50c
37'/2C
^
,
Co.—
(quar.)
Insurance
4-30
$1.25
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
5% preferred
(quar.)
American Smelting & Refining
6-10
9-12
12-12
50c
(bi-monthly)
(quar.)
Lines, Ltd.—
6-20
9-20
12-20
$1.75
(quar.)—
5- 2
5- 2
5-16
4-29
$1.25
$1.25
$1.25
common
5%
7%
4-23^
6- 1
5-12
25c
News
Phenolic
American
7- 1
7-1
5- 1
5- 1
25c
Gas,
preferred (quar.)
American
American
20c
$1.12%
(quar.)
Mutual Fund, Inc..
American-
28Vic
$1.31 Vi
$1.25
(quar)_
Co., Ltd.—
American
50c
20c
40c
(quar.)
$1.25
apolis)
Class
Co.
(Indian-
5%
class A
B
American
Viscose,
preferred
American
6%
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
W'ater Works Co.—
preferred
5y2%
(quar
(initial)
& Smelting—
preferred
Zinc
American
Lead
$5
Wire
(s-a)
$2.25
$2.80
preferred
6-2T
4-26
4- 5
50c
4-30
4-15
+70c
(quar.)
7- 5
75c
Cable
&
Clayton Co.
/quar.)
Anglo-Canadian Pulp & Paper Mills—
4-20
3-33
5-2
6- 1
4-7
5-10
5-2
5- 2
6-30
4-Ii
4-11
6-22
6- 1
6- 1
5- 2
4-29
4-29
4-15
5-18
Anglo-Canadian Telephone Co.—
4V2%
preferred (quar.)
$56Vic
Class A
(quar.)
$15c
Appalachian Electric Power—
4'/2% preferred (quar.)__—
$1.12%
4.50%
preferred
(quar.)___
$1.12%
Arcade Cctton Mills Co., 6%
pfd (s-a)
$3
Argus Corp., Ltd., com
$20c
'
4'/2%
1st preferred (quar.)____
$$1.12Vi
$2.40 2nd pfd. pref. A (initial quar.)
$60c
4%%
preferred (quar.)
56Vic
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Ry. (quar.)__
$1.25
Atlantic City Electric Co.—
4%
preferred
(quar.) _______—_________
$1
:
4.10%
4-29
$1.02%
$1.083A
$1.08%
5-2
5-2
5- 2
5-2
4-7
4- 7
4-7
4-7
(quar.)
$2.50
93%c
5-10
5- 2
4-23
4-13
(s-a) ___—————
preferred
(quav.)
.preferred
preferred
$55c
$1
6-1
5- 2
5-13
4-20
(quar.)
30c
5- 1
4-20
(quar.)
10c
4-30
4-12
(quar.)_____;
Line
Coast
RR.—
>
preferred
Atlantic
Refining Co.. 3.75%
Atlantic Wholesalers, Ltd.—
preferred
5'/2%
Atlas
Powder,
4%
Nichols
Austin,
(s-a)
pfd. B
Co.—
&
—
(quar.)_______—
(2nd series)
(quar.)
non-cumulative
5%
■
,
convertible
$1.20
prior preference
Banking (Phila.), class A
Automobile
Extra
Class
(quar.)
6%
preferred
6%
-
preferred
(quar.)_____—
A
B (quar.)_
convertible preferred
$1.50
(quar.)
(from Invest, income)
Axe-Houghton Fund B
Ayres (L. S.) & Co., com
4% %
preferred (quar.)_—;.—
4%%
preferred
Baldwin-Lima
Baldwin
6%
(1947
Hamilton
Piano
4-30
4-12
4-30
4-12
4-30
4-12
4-30
4-30
4-12
4-12
4-30
4-12
22c
30c
4-25
4- 4
4-15
$1.12y2
$1.12Vz
20c
(quar.)
(quar.)
4-30
4-30
4-30
4-30
4-20
4-20
4- 7
Co.—
6%
6%
7-15
10-14
$1.50 1-13-56
25c
4-27
(quar.)
preferred
$1.50
(quar.)
Rubber
6-30
$1.50
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
Baldwin
series)
Corp.
5c
37'/2C
—
10c
15c
15c
—_—-—————
Extra
Co.
6-
$2.50
(quar.)
Bathurst
Class
5-12
4-15
6-1
5-20
Beam
9-30
12-30
4-15
quar.)
(quar.)
Co
Distilling,
B.)
6-17
6-17
1
6-17
6-
9
5-14
6-15
5-13
Beech
6-
5-13
Belmont
Aircraft
Iron
2
4-15
Best
1
5-20
Birtman
4-19
6-15
6-
1
Foods
(quar.)
5-
2
4-22
Bliss
5-
2
4-22
5-
2
4-22
5-17
4-26
—-
t35c
27VsC
25c
6-
1
6-10
5-
2
5-16
5-12
5-
6
4-14
5-
2
37'/2C
6-
6
5-17
50c
6-
1
5-10
25c
4-29
4-22
(E.
W.)
Co.
(quar.)__
Inc. (quar.)
Blue Ribbon Corp., Ltd.,
Blue Ridge
5% pfd. (quar.)__
(Shelby N. C.) (quar.)
Insurance
Quarterly
Quarterly
Booth
preferred
6-22
30c
50c
20c
50c
15c
5" 2
5- 2
4- J
15c
$62%c
25c
6- 1
5- 1
6-30
4-1 x
6-Ib
com.
4-15
4-1
5-2*
9-1
*
h
8-23
(quar.)
quar.)
11-30
11-18
5-10
5-20
5- 2
4-29
4-_0
5-2
4-2J
$1
(quar.)-—
Corp., com, (increased
preferred (quar.)——
Borg-Warner
4~21
4-14
20%
(quar.)
dividend
preferred
3%%
5%
Corp.
Fisheries,
Stock
4%
1
5- 2
5- 2
4-26
5-2
5-1
4-_2
6-10
}«
-
(Calif.).
Blum's
Bondstock
7-
6-22
Inc.—
Blue Bell,
$1.37J/2
;—:—
—
(quar.)
Starr & Gorham,
Class A (increased)
35c
9-22
9-22
5c
25c
40c
_________
(quar.)
(quar.)
Electric
$1.31'/4
5-4
4-15
7- 1
10- 3
10- 3
$1.50
75c
Corp.——
Black,
2
4-13
2V2 %
Works
Benrus Watch Co.
5-
1
6-1
5- 2
Apartments, Inc.—
preferred (quar.)_—
prior preferred (quar.)
1st
$3
5-
2%%
dividend
Stock
$6
6-
5-
common
-
Beaux-Arts
$2.50
45c
$50c
dividend
stock
4-11
4-1L
4- 1
$75c
50c
5c
(s-a)
(quar.)
Corp.
4-23
4-23
4-20
Paper Ltd.—
Common
1
1
&
(quar.)
(quar.)
(J.
7-
23c
Power
A
40c
62'/2c
45c
(quar.)
common
Innes, Ltd., class A
Bates &
7-
$1.12'/a
Transit,
preferred
(quar.)_
Hydro-Electric, com.
Bangor
;
5c
—_
—
B
6- 1
6- 1
preferred
4.35%
4.35%
6-30
20c
(quar.)_
Instrument
Co.
Co.
Investment
American
37'/2c
12c
Insurance
W.)
6- 1
7- 1
Distilling
Baystate
4
5-17
45c-
(quar.)
Governor
(F.
(quar.)--
:
Fund
Mines,
Fire
3-25
4-21
4-19
4-14
American
75c
(quar.)
Insurance
Potash
3-25
17V2C
common
Co.
3-25
4-20
62'/2C
<quar.)_
(quar.)
convertible
Envelope
4-26
4-20
4-20
5-16
4-29
5- 2
93/4%
Street
(final)
Lines,
200%
■
(quar.)
preference
Upper Peninsula Power, common
5Va %'
preferred
(quar.).
5Vz%
preferred (quar.)
Vogt
6
5-5
Cities
S.
Waite
.
$16-3
dividend)
common
Salle
Ltd.
Air
4»/2>%
United
4-30
30c
(quar.)_.
(initial-quar.)_
convertible
Unilever,
37V20
(quar.)
Markets
South
4-20
Inc.
Elevators,
$1.50
208
4-20
4-30
Producing—
common
Thorofare
4-30
37J/2C
(quar.)
B
Sunray
16c
(quar.)
A
5-10
25c
Theatres
;
Baltimore
(increased quar.)____.
6%
"
.
•
Common
4-19
25c
5-5
50c
(quar.)_____
5-13
5- 2
25c
35c
4-19
30c
37'/2C
common
A
4-21
5-
$1.19
—
<quar.)__
5- 2
$1.16
(quar.)
class
5-
15c
(quar.)
common
6-1
40c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Atlantic
20c
(quar,)
4-15
4-29
30c
—_
50c
60c
B
Milling
Briquet
Suburban
6-
4-22
(quar.)
Kellogg
$1.25
3-30
4-15
1
(quar.)__
Co.
Struthers
2
,
5-14
;
class
Board
Anderson
'j
75c
Corp., common (quar.)_a—_
preferred
<quar.)_—
preferred
tquar.)
Standard
5-13
84c
A
Power,
Loan,
Oil
1
$1.25
Hampshire—
Ltd.,
Power,
convertible
Skelly
6-
15c
5-6
5-6
4-16
(St.
(Increased)
Can
4-12
5-
5-2
7- 1
5%
5-10
50c
;
;
common
preferred
Signature
5-10
I
common
iquar.)
Corp.
Paciilc
6%
1
1
5-
40c
6-1
6-1
75c
Co.
Broadcasting-Paramount
Anaconda
Dillon Co.___—
Sheller
66-
meet¬
._£
5-10
6-15
Certificates of beneficial Interest in com._
5-10
direc¬
1st preferred A
(quar.)_.
Miguel Brewery, Inc.—
Schoellkopf, Hutton & Pomeroy__.
4-29
2
the
6-10
4-29
75c
Insurance
prior preferred (quar.)
Amoskeag Co., $4.50 preferred
(accum.)
A
Co.
Pjaper,
25c
(quar.)
5-10
1
Co.—
preferred
Regis
37 %c
Hegler Zinc Co
a
5-10
u
40c
(quar.)_
Light &
$1
_
1
6-
(quar.)
A
partic.
15c
(quar.)
i
split
on
;
Cement
10c
Theaters
Extra
,
.
of
preferred
5%
original
(quar.)
6-
\
10c
special
3
3-25
6-10
■
-
a
4-20
12Vic
(quar.)
—___.———
American
5-10
$1.10
$4.40
5-18
Original
1
92'/2c
San
5-13
$1.50
(quar.)
5-16
6-15
40c
preferred
1
10c
6-
(quar.)_L_
B
4.75%
4-19
7-
4-20
50c
4.65%
6-15
5-25
6
__
(quar.)
Co.
Gas
;
5-
(quar.)
& Engineering
(R. J.) Tobacco, common
Rockland
5-27
7-
$1.10
(quar.)
(stock
6-10
$1.08%
(accum.)__
(s-a)
RR.,
4-15
35c
(quar.)
Co.
2
22 %c
(quar.)
(quar.)
6%
5-
82 %c
preferred
Co.
Company,
$1.25
6-15
<
Electric
Roanoke
4-25
(quar. i
5%
preferred
Little
1
2
5-
Oil
Lancaster
Lily
55-
$1
(quar.)
Products
Lilly
$12 %c
$1
Products
5-27
30c
$1.41
(quar,)
preferred
$4
5-27
6-15
share
200%
3-16
5-17
75c
100%
f25c
$$1.31
5%
Inc.
Riegel
4-20
6-15
$1
(quar.)
&
4-29
55c
Kentucky
7%
4-22
4-25
—
Sonotone
(quar.)
Kingston
Kroger
4-22
25c
Power,
Engraving Co. (quar.)
Refining (quar.)___
—;
Utilities, 4%% preferred (quar.)_
Kresge
2
5- 2
30c
;
Oilier
&
Johnson
5,
.
investment
2
(increased quar.)___
Textile Corp., common (quar.)
Rich's,
4-20
42 ViC
preferred
preferred
4.35%
1
5-10
$1.27 %
(quar.)_
preferred
4.40 %
6-
div.)
common
Steel
Power
Jacobs
6-15
5-25
held)
(quar.i__
preferred
3.30%
4
5-
$1.17,/2
preferred (quar.)^
Fund______l
Reliance
6
3-
Inc.—
Shares
Light &
Indiana
5-
$1
preferred (quar.)
Co., Ltd., class A (quar.)
Power,
4%
1
4-15
6-
4-20
(quar.)_
at
Corp.,
preferred
4.50%
6
25c
Watch
Horder's,
Idaho
5-
17%c
(quar.)
(s-a
convertible
Houston
6-15
6c
income)
Hartz
4-20
$1.75
(quar.)
preferred
Hamilton
4%
4-20
1
5-16
•(.■
Quinte Milk Products,
St.
Batteries,
Industry
3.35%
4-15
1
25c
_
receipts
Corp., common
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.i
Common
2
5-
Ltd.—
(3 shares for each
Growth
5-
5-
4-25
__
Service
Common
5-20
15c
5.10%
5%
5-20
1
87y2C
preferred C
Waterworks, common
Gould-National
1
6-
37'/2c
(quar.)
deposit
Finance
Year-end
Public
Riverside
(quar.)
convertible
General
6-
30c
Corp.—
Cigar, common
preferred
(quar.)—..
American
4-15
30c
;
5-14
4-25-
5-16
re¬
—
June
on
to
Gamble
Common
55C
General
7%
4-13
5-16
10c
per
(Brooklyn)
vote
held
Scale
&
Reynolds
(quar.)____
common
preferred A
General
4-14
100%
class A (quar.)
.
Securities
5%
5-17
be
May 1.
(Newark) (s-a)
Stores, Ltd.,
preferred
&
$1.50
Iowa
5-27
4-25
4-25 r
30c
for
Style Industries____
Hall, common (quar.)_
preferred (s-a)
Puritan
dividend)
additional shares to
(quar.)
Industrial
$3.50
(stock
be
to
Procter
5-17
at
5-16
5-16
Prentice
4-15
5-27
about
Insurance
Fitzsimmons
Gale
2
62»/2c
(quar.)
payment
Porfcis
5-13
(quar.)
will
proposal
two-for-oner
4-22
$1.18%
common
the
or
Stocknolders
ing
4-22
4-25
(quar.)
Bank
tors'
6c
omitted
mailed
B
4-22
time.
Certificates for
preferred
4-21
4
5-16
31'Ac
(quar.)__
3
$1.50
L
Fidelity Fund, Inc.
C
2
68 %C
Directors
preferred
5-
5-
4-25
(quar.)___
National
5-16
$1.12V2
3.70%
4-13
5-16
31V4c
—
(quar.)
Pneumatic
(accum.)
(quar.)
5% preferred
Fedders-Quigan,
(quar.)
E
5-
$2 4
(quar.)
Co
Fate-Root-Heath
F
D
25C
pfd.
$25
preferred
10c
(accum.)
$6
at
Manufacturing Co.
Pickering Lumber Corp.
(quar.)
(s-a)
preferred (accum.)
Empire District Electric,
preferred
4-29
Street Ry.—
A
15
preierred
4.40%
$7
4%%
preferred
Peoples
(quar.)
6%
t
4.50%
1
50c
called
Box
5-16
6-
5-14
this dividend)™Cement (stock dividend)
Pennsylvania Electric Co.—
15c
Eastern
June
on
6-10
5-16
(quar.)
6-21
12-21
6- 1
25c
933/4c
(quar.)
Automobile
Common
5-11
4-25
(quar.)
issue
Pheoll
preference
Corp.
Lines
demption
(entire
5-11
pfd.
(quar.)
Ametican
5-2
1
plus
Co.—
(quar.)
Finance
A
I.
28V8C
preferred
4.05%
Co., Ltd.—
A
class
1
6-1
1
Penn-Dixie
2
three-for-one split
Construction
conv.
RR.
5-
$1.20
4-294-19
31V4c
(quar.).___.
4.70%
$7.57%
Denver &
preferred
redeemable
5-16
4-30
5-16
(quar.)
preferred A (quar.)
1-3-56
Ltd.—
Canada
Petroleum
American
.
6-
:
Lignting (quar.)
Parker
<S. C.), 40c preferred
Penn-Controls, Inc.—
6
75c
25c
(quar.)
common
redeemable
4.80%
4-29 >
6-
Pacilic
2
35c
(quar.)
Varnish,
(quar.)_
redeemable preferred
4.50%
4-15
$10c
Corp.
Faint
preferred
of
Co.
Book
4-29
37V2C
(quar.)
(quar.)
5%
4-15
5-16
5-16
4-20
$1.25
pfd.
5'/4%
4-20
34%c
6%
7- 1
$3
20c
Amalgamated Sugar, 5%
4-26
4-30
40c
(quar.)
Co.,
5%
1
5-
6-17
15c
(quar.)
$5
Gas
3iy4c
1
5-2
6-
4-20
$3
(quar.)
Co
American
4-25
6-
9-15
1
12'/2c
—
Machines
Business
preferred (quar.)
2nd preferred
(quar.)
Louis)
$1.10
preferred
Paper,
Pacific
1st
American'
5- 6
90c
Oxford
4%
Amerada
'■■■.•'•••V.../
6IV2C
(quar.)
4-20
(quar.)
-i
$1.12%
1
5-
of
name
(initial-quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$3.75
5-18
J$3
common
5-20
Electric—
6-10
$1.12V2
3-22
10-
Corp.
common
Aluminum
30c
(quar.)
(s-a)
5
5
4-25 C
9
59%c
common
Ry.
preferred
5-16
5-
$1
(quar.)_____
Appliance
(s-a)
C.)
Control
New
25c
1
;
6-1
7-
Corporate
new
Stores
4-21
32'/2C
(quar.)
&
2
b--
(quar.)
B
preferred
$4.40
5-
22Vac
9
Cement
preferred
Cook
'
CCK. tquar.j__
Power,
4-18
re¬
share
(quar.)n
5-
(s-a)
Container
••
for
per
comtnon____
6-
•
B
Co.,
Quebec
2
;:■ H
(quar.)—
5-
Corp.
(quar.)
Consolidated Theatres, Ltd., class A (quar.)_
Class
F.)
5-
$0.0905
50c
$1.16
G%
$20
at
10%
(quar.)
Corp.,
6
$0.5416
.
(quar.)
4.65%
18c
40c
V!
4-3.
25c
Corp., common (quar.)
Aluminum Co. of America, com. (stock div.)
4-22
4uc
.
(R.
Allied
5-20
$1.25
4-20
..
Allied
;
is
Electric
Air-Way
RR.—
Service—
issue
Above
4-15
1
5-2
$2.50
(initial)
Inc.
Allegheny & Western Ry. Co. gtd. (s-a)
Allen
inc.)
A___
(entire issue called
Natural Gas,
Tail
$3.60
4
Quaranteed
.''V%
(quar.)
May
preferred
&
3-
a
Brewing
Co.____.i.
Omar, Inc., 4'/a% preferred (quar.)
4%.% class A preferred (quar.)
share
per
5-20
Holders
net
(s-a)
Industries
5-
50c
6c
5-20
6-10
27'/2c
from
Income)
preferred
Air-Way
May 4).
Hartford
Public
preferred A
Ontario
dividend)
Ohio
1
6-10
stock
Olympia
$2
4V4 %
Consolidated
Oklahoma
4-29
4-25
75c
Southern
Conlon-Moore
4-15
5-31
75c
(quar.)
Colorado
Lcatner
4-30
5%
,
(stock
Ohio
$1
__
RR.,
S1C5
4-15
$1
(quar.)
3-31
(quar.)_
&
Telephone
(Charles
33c
(quar.)
at
2
Car
preierred
5%
4-18
When
Payable of Rea.
Inc.—
(accum.)
Corp. (quar.)
Fund, Inc.
(quarterly
investment
Kan¬
invest't
Alloys,
$1.10 preferred
5-13
15c
at
Aluminum
Share
Adams-Millis
$5c
net
preierred
on
Onio
Acme
Company
4-20
4-28
I
Per
Name of
5-16
1
$1 75
plus tnis dividend)
15c
;
Co.
5-
Co.
Haven
preierred
5-16
2
on
preceding table.
6-3
5-2
6-
31%c
(quar.)
approve
give the dividends announced In previous
we
Affiliated
i_
(from
Indiana
Nortnern
2
share
per
(quar.)
common
Brake
New
demption
100%
convertible to April 29
Quarterly
4Vu%
5
4-29
5-
preierred
5-2
,
50c
American
5-16
$1
(quar.)
Co.
1
25c
37'/ac
Co.
Air
Northern
4-25
5-
North
6%
Pacific
issue
9
Stamping
Chemical
5-14
6-
$1.05
&
(entire
plus this dividend)
City
6
$$1.25
_
series
May
5-
4-19
4-29
dividend).—
preference
Island
preferred
1
5-16
quar.)
1947
Corp.,
Chicago,
6-
4-30
6-3
7- 2
Below
Weeks and not yet paid. The list does not include divi¬
dends announced this week, these being given in ths
6-3
7-
15c
(quar.)
Fund
convertible
17 %c
Central & South West Corp. (quar.)__
Cherry-Burrell Corp., common (quar.) ______
4 % preferred (quar.) ____________________
Chicago
York,
5%
(Texas)—
(quar.)
preferred
York
New
50c
Interstate
Caterpillar
New
6-24
6-24
15c
.
Electric
California
4-15
7-15
7-15
$4c
-6-3
7-2
54c
stockholders
England
5- 2
7-2
Dickenson
4-21
10c
(quar.)
(quar.)_
California
if
6-
62J/2c
_
$105
meeting to be held
Mines, Ltd.__
special
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)_
at
Fidelity Lire Insurance Co.
City p., (May
declare a
100%
5-20
9
$7
container,
preferred
New
30c
5-16
tS1.75
National
6
from
iquar.)
75c
f30c
(quar.)
Casket,
$1.25
10c
Aro
13
dividend)
Airlines
4-29
t25c
(quar.)__
(quar.)____
,
May
on
tnis
National
4-20
4c
Anheuser-Busch,
Brand,
4-25
200%
(quarterly
income)
Anvil
4
25c
(quar.)__________
(stock
Cement
Business
4-25
5-
25c
____.
—
Boitie
i
____
5-16
9uc
25c
(accum.)
plus
National
gains,!
Associates, 6% preferred
Wlay Industries (quar.)
demption
National
realized
preierred
Munising Paper, 5% 1st preierred (quar.)_
Murpny (u U.) Co., common (quar.)
4-/4% preferred (entire issue called for re¬
of Rec.
undistributed
from
income
Payable
Holdert
5-16
t$1.75
(qdar.)
When
Holder$
Payable of Reo.x
50c
(quar.)
payments previ¬
Per
Advisers
Moody's Investors Service, $3 pfd.
Mooie Corp.,.Ltd.
(quar.)
When
Share
„
;
4%
we
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
payment date.
Name of Company
,
Co
follow with
Then
show
we
the
all
nounced during the current week.
Company
Piping
9
5_ 2
4-2J
50c
6- 1
7- 1
5-11
6-1'J
15c
25c
5c
25c
87V2C
4-^<J
10
When
Per
Share
ol Company
Name
Connecticut
5-2
4-8
15c
4-29
3-22
4-a8
4-15
6-
8
4-29
$2.04
6-
8
4-29
$2.20
ilOc
5-
2
3-31
95c
45c
Green Fund (quar.)—
Bra.uff Airways, Inc.
(resumed)
——British-American Tobacco Co., Ltd.—
Bowling
7-
1
6-20
5-
2
4-
luc
'
6%%
dividend
Bruck
Mills,
10%
t«>0c
A
10c
(s-a)
Corp.
Products
Steel
Buchanan
class
4-
50c
5-
1
4-
5-
1
4-
5
55c
5-
1
4-
5
(quar.)
(quar.)
Chemical Industries—
class
pref.
partic.
B
3-15
Consolidated
6-15
5-16
Consolidated
Dearborn
5-
4-15
1
Consolidated
Corp.
25c
(quar.)
Yellowknife
Discovery
Steel
Buckeye
6%
preferred
Die
Bullock's
Class
4%
Co.,
Ltd.,
A
A
class
preference
150c
preference
Class
_
M.i
(quar.)_______—_
Co.
(bi-monthly)
1% partic. pfd.
(quar.)—_—
Co.,
Byers
(A.
Byron
Jackson
Co.
Caldwell Linen Mills, Ltd.,
2nd
(quar.)
pfd. (quar.)
partic.
Cold
$1.50
California
Electric
California
Oregon
Ca»nornia
Calif.
Water
Telephone,
&
(quar.)
common
(quar.
________ _____—___
Campbell
6%
—
Soup
Ltd.,
opeciai
loOtn
100th
100th
Ltd.
(quar.)
&
Car
Ltd.
Foundry,
Canadian
Dock.
Canadian
Industries
(1954)
Common
(quar.)——
——
Continental
5-
2
4-15
Corning
5-
2
4-15
Corn
75c
40c
37'Ac
25c
25c
30c
31'Ac
33c
6-10
1
9-10
912-
1
5-
1
4-15
Cos.
preferred
Capital
&
4-20
3-31
7%
4-30
7%
Carolina Power &
Carpenter
Light,
Paper Co.
4.20%
4-29
4-
5
Celotex
7-
2
6-
1
Davidson
4-29
Daystrom,
4-25
3-18
Dayton
6-15
Class
7-
1
10-
1
9-15
1-3-56
12-15
5-
2
4-12
5-
2
5-23
5-
3
5-
4-29
2
4-
2
5-
3-31
4-22
6-20
5-16
4-29
4-19
4-14
Dodge & Cox Fund
4-
8
5-
2
4-
8
6-
1
6-30
&
Gas
Dome
Mines,
6-15
Dominguez
5-31
4-
$1.25
9-20
9-
A
and
B
(quar.)
and
B
(auar !
Hudson Gas & Electric
Corp.
$1 25
(quar.)
19c
Central-Illinois Securities Corp.—
$1.50 convertible preferred (quar.)__
55c
2
5-13
4-21
5-16
5-
5
87'Ac
5$
preferred
5-
2
4-18
5-
2
4-lb
11-
1
10-18
7
30c
Y.)
Coal
Breweries
Coca-Cola
Coghlin
Ltd.
Acceptance
Colorado
Central
Monthly
Columbia
Columbia
Columbia
Columbus
Gas
Electro
Refractories,
Mfg.
Elmira
<fc
Walker
Terminals.
Mutual
Millwork
Quarterly
Quarterly
Co.,
Erie
1-3-56
12-21
$5
$5
3-31
6-15
2
6-
1
6-15
6-
4-29
4-15
10c
4-29
4-29
!
i
'
Halle
8-
2
7-22
Hancock
11-
1
10-21
4-25
4-
7
4-
7
5-20
4-16
Falstaff
1
5-16
Fanner
30c
(increased)
Stock
4-30
4-
4-30
4-15
2
4-15
8
class
pfd.
A
quar.)
preferred
(s-n)
dividend
Federal
Paper
5-31
5-12
Federated
5-
1
4-20
Fibreboard
6%
Products,
prior
(stock
preferred
Stores
5-
2
4-15
9-19
Flagg-Utica Corp., 5% prior pfd. (quar.)
Fluor Corp., Ltd. (auar.)
Food
Foote
4-25
4-
8
Forbes
4-11
4%
5-15
4-29
Marshall
new
pfd.
com.
Gear
&
Wallace,
12-14
f
Machine,
Dailies, com.
preferred (quar.)
4V2%
preferred
~
Foundation
Z
$38c
6-15
4-18
4-
8
•1%
5-
1
20c
6-10
5-31
50c
7-
1
4-30
4-10
2
4-15
4-30
4-14
5-
B
com.
50c
$1.75
c
30c
5
4-20
4-
5-
2
4-15
7-
1
6-17
4-27
4-12
(increased
5-
2
4-15
quar.)
32V2c
5-
2
4-15
21&C
5-
2
4-15
6-
1
5-24
20c
7-
1
6-16
9-10
Franklin
12-15
12-10
Franklin
Co.
of
Canada
(N.
C
Hunt
(quar.)
Telegraph
(s-a)
4-15
4-15
1
6-15
W«»
P-
1
9-0 0
(quar.)
30c
5-
2
3-28
(quar.)
(stock dividend)
(N. Y.) (quar.)
37'Ac
5-
2
3-28
5%
Illinois
4.08%
6-16
4.20%
6-16
4.26%
3-31
4-15
2
4-
5-
2
4-14
30c
4-30
4-21
—
$1.25
5-
4-15
1
common
5-
2
10c
5-
2
4-20
30c
7-15
6-30
93 Vic
Y.) common
(quar.)—
7-15
6-30
60c
(quar.) —
(quar.)
4-20
$1
7-15
6-30
$1.10
.7-15
6-30
15c
6-30
6-15
12 %c
5-31
5-16
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
30c
$1.25
5-
2
4-20
6-30
6-17
$1.25
4.42%
Brick
Power
9-30
9-16
$1.25
12-30
12-16
20c
pfd. (quar.) —
5-
2
4-15
$1
(quar.)
5-
1
4-15
1
4-15
4-15
$1.25
5-
(quar.)
25c
5-
2
Co.,
55c
5-
2
4-11
4-11
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
common
(quar.)
51c
5-
2
52'Ac
(quar.)
(quar.)_
5-
2
4-11
4-11
(quar.)_
53 Vic
5-
2
(quar.)
55'Ac
5-
2
4-11
(quar.)
58Vic
5-
2
4-11
4-18
2
5-
Refrigerator (quar.)
preferred
Illinois
1
4-22
Inc.,
5-13
50c
30c
(quar.)—
Hygrade Food Products, 4%
1
4-28
5%
(quar.)
Sash & Door—
preferred (quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)—
Hydraulic Press Brick Co.
7-
20c
4-15
2
5%
7-
t20c
4-29
2
Hutting
$1
(increased)
5-14
5-
2
Finance,
preference
56 Vic
Ltd.
$1.25
7-
preferred
Foods,
5%
6-20
2
5-
—
(quar.)
4%
preferred (quar.)
4.40%
preferred
(quar.)
3%%
7-
5-
Co.
preferred
4.70%
Stores
Co.
Syracuse
Hussman
25c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
(quar.)
(Joseph)
Household
6-24
7
15c
Hardart of N. Y.
&
Hotel
4-15
135c
& Co.
Insurance
Horne
Fi«ld)
(quar.)
6-10
9-15
(Henry)
Horn
—
t38c
5%
7
4-
$1.25
5-
Holt
4-
12'Ac
4-13
8
62
(quar.)_
(quar.)—
common
5-16
93 %c
preferred
class
Co.,
Corp., common
convertible
preferred
Home
4-
4-30
35c
Sugar
4-
(initial)
(quar.)
preferred
5%
4-28
75c
(quar.)
convertible
&
Mfg.
Higbie
4-30
4-30
$25c
(quar.)—
pfd. (quar.)
Holly
12-28
7
25c
A
6-10
2
4-20
Products Corp.—
5%
Higbee Co.,
4-18
(quar.)
(see
Foremost
;
Bros.
5%%
4-25
Gas Corp.—
Quarterly
preferred
Steel
5%
Powder Co.,
preferred
7%
4-15
Machinery & Chemical Corp.—
3% %
Hercules
1
$1.50
(quar.)
10-10
3-22
Hendershot
6-28
5-
7
4-15
1
933/iC
(quar.)
Paper. Ltd. (qusr.)
preferred
preferred (quar.)
begins
Inc.
(initial)
10c
4-
4-30
5-
20c
3%%
9-21
•
37V2c
$1.37(4
tlOc
62V2C
preferred (quar.)__
4-14
V 4-25
4-16
(quar.)
(quar.)
Firth
1
3-31
4-15
1
2%
Firestone
4-28
3-31
4-30
4-30
10-
Industries
(quar.)
Corp.
(quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)
Hecht Company, com. (quar.)
2%
5-
5-
4-15
5-
is
4-29
60c
$3.50
dividend).
4-20
45C
1
56 Vic
30c
stock
15c
:
4-20
75c
—
4-30
unless
cash
$1.25
Inc.—
7%
(quar.)
—_—
in
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)!
Rubber,
4-15
3-25
Mfg.
$1.50
5-16
Inc.,
5- 2
4-22
Hays Corp.,
(quar.)
5-14
&
America, 4'/2% pfd.
15C
Y.
N.
20c
Tire
683/iC
Hayes
4-15
$1.06(4
Sterling,
-
6
Co.—
Hayes
8-12
(quar.)
2
4-15
6-24
11-10
Co.
4-20
5-10
40c
4-20
1
(Md.)
&
1
6-24
1
of
preferred
4-
5-
5-12
4-29
Fidelity
Deposit
3-24
4-20
1
9-
Field
&
4-28
$1.50
$1.37'A
2
12-
4-15
(Marshall)
5-13
7-15
$1 25
Department
1
5-
$1.25
(quar.)
(increased quar.)
Board,
5-31
6-
6-
(quar.)
Insurance Co.
5-31
6-13
25c
(quar.)
Grain, Ltd., $1.40 pref.
Federal
6-13
25%
Insurance
dividend
Corp. of
4-15
70c
5-13
2
(Toronto)
Haydock Fund
Special (payable
1
2
(quar.)
Hat
4-22
4-15
Class A (stock dividend)
4-19
15c
4-15
2
3 %
6-14
5c
2
5-13
6-
5-
*
55-
.
5-14
$5
25c
62V2C
$1.25
Mfg., common
(Payable in class A)
$1.183/4
(s-a)—
4-15
4-15
5-
pfd.
1
3-31
18c
$4.25
5-
(quar.)
inc.)_
investment
Hartford
1
pld.
preferred
6-30
9c
4-15
(quar.)
62l/2c
(quarT)—IT
4-15
Stock
7
4-30
3%
1
Fire
2
4-
-4-15
50c
Co.,
(A.)
5-
1
$1.06'/4
preferred
6%
Harris
5-
50c
(quar.)
common
1
5-
Farrington
Federal
B
(quar.)
preferred
Harbison-Walker Refractories—
Common (stock dividend)
$4.25
5-
4-30
Corp.
Co.
Class
4-21
62'Ac
5%
5-
«
j25c
__I—
6%
Brewing
Mfg.
OH,
!e- 1
25c
5-
10c
60c
Insurance Co.
4-15
5-
25c
(quar.)
common
5-24
8-22
1
7-15
(inc.
4-15
6-13
70c
(quar.)_
4-15
2
9-12
$40c
$1.19
(s-a)
common
4-26
5-
$1.25
preferred <s-at
(M. A.), class A common (quar.)
Hanna
1
Co.,
Bros.
•
$1.25
(quar.)—;
514% preferred (quar.) —
Hart, Shaffner & Marx
(quar.)—;
Hartford
Electric
Light
(quar.)
Inc.
2
(quar.)
(quar.)_
4-20
5-
$60c
Hagan
4-22
2
2
10c
quar.)
(reduced
Corp.
4-15
2
4-15
12 Vic
.'
(quar.)
—
2
55-
5-23
4-30
37Vfec
(quar.)
Gurney Products. Ltd.. $1.60 pfd
(quar.)
Gypsum Lime & Alabastine of Canada, Ltd.
2
4-25
5-23
50c
Ohio RR.—
(quar.)
&
preferred
$5
Co.
Insurance
Mobile
5-
25c
Co.,
Life
Hercules
A
25c
5-
4%
______—._
—____—
(quar.)_.
L.)
Co., 5% conv. pfd. (quar.)
Mutual Fund (quar.)
Guar&ian
Gulf
Gulf,
5-
15C
Corp.,
31 Vic
3-31
"S|
Co.—
$5 preferred series
Excelsior
dividend
(H.
Green
1
(quar.)
preferred series A
$1.25
Esquire,
(quar.)
Heating Products, Ltd. (quar.)
Credit
6-
Insurance
Assn.
1
4-
5-
4-30
25c
7%
preferred series A
&
Railroad
Stock
7
6
Corp.—
preferred B (accum.)
Grand Union Co. (quar.)
conv.
$1.12 Va
Associates
Equitable
——
Life
44-
(quar.)
Group
Enamel
Edison Co. (quar.)—.—
Commonwealth Stock Fund, new com. (From
investment Income) payable on shares outstanding after the 200% stock dividend
Concord
Fund,
Inc
preferred
4-29
4-27
(s-a)
4-15
Commonwealth
Confederation
preferred
4-15
Engineering (quar.)
Concord Natural
4-11
5%
(quar.)
50c
(s-a)
6-21
(quar.)
6%
Life
1
(quar.)
Ltd., class A
Co.,
I2V2C
10c
Corp.,
Graham-Paige
4-15
&
10c
(quar.)
preferred
Dry Goods,
preferred
Emporium-Capwell
Co.—
(from
System
4-15
2
3%
of America
5%
87V2c
434%
Power
5-25
2
31V4C
Co.
Employers
5-
8-2*
5-
87'/2C
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Williamsport RR.
5-
com.
Corp.,
Inc.
Flctures
Combustion
5(4 %
Elastic-Stop Nut Corp.
Empire
t6c
8-29
5-
(quar.)
preferred
15c
(quar.)_
1
__
Fund,
pfd.
common
2
_
9-12
11-28
$1.12V2
com.
preferred
4-18
4-20
$2
(quar.)
preferred
20c
(quar.)
(quar.)_,
7-
(quar.)
Colonial Finance Co..
Colonial
4'/2%
i5C
(quar.)
Co.,
preferred
Colonial
Industries,
preferred
Fairbanks
(quar.)
Ltd.
J.)
Colgate-Palmolive
$3.50
5%
Ekco Products Co.,
4-18
6-16
8-29
6-15
4-15
4-21
5
9-12
12-12
1
1
1
5-31
$2
$25c
8-19
2
5-
6-11
$1.50
4-25
2
7-
5-31
6-11
$1.50
—
$5 preferred
,,
(stock dividend)
5-
10%
5-31
$2
(quar.)
6%
5-25
Duro-Test Corp.
5-
dWidend)HlIHI
5-10
6-11
Grafton
11-18
4-11
(St.^Louls)
Bottling
(B.
(stock
5-25
4-29
1
5-
15c
Clorox Chemical Co.
20c
Co.—
4-29
Ltd.—
(quar.)
A
$3.50
25c
~ "
8
5-13
1
4-20
(monthly)
8
4-
5-13
1
25c
Monthly
Monthly
4-
4-29
11-28
9-
—isc
Foods
gains!
Securities,
preferred (quar.)
5-
3
4-30
11-28
6-
2nd
6-
$50c
9-12
12-
6%
1
5-16
12-12
31 Vic
8-16
7-
6-15
12-12
31 Vic
1
$1 12'A
2
50c
$2
and
(quar.)
$1 50
(quar.)
2
5-
$2
(quar.)
9-
4-20
5-
5-16
$1.50
(quar.)
1st
5-15
6-20
5-16
(quar.)
62'/2c
income
capital
class
Nemours,
Co., 5%
7%
65c
1
15c
(quar.)
preferred
5-16
8
7-
$1.75
$2
common
B
preferred
4-15
4-
4-15
A
93 %c
Supply
I
Cincinnati. Chicago & S~t7~Lo~u~is
Ry. Co., 5% preferred (quar.)
Cleveland Electric Illuminating, com.
(quar.)
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
4-15
1
Class
$25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
de
preferred
I
4-21
8
1
5-
Class
15c
&
Co.,
A
Pont
$4.50
6-
71/oc
4-
5-
Greisedieck
(quar.)
35c
(quar.)
(s-a)
8
8
4-20
6%
15c
Metals
'__I~
Ry.
9
4-
4-15
tl0c
$1.75
Co.—
Mahoning
4-
4-
3-30
$25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
earned
Canada
$.150
L.)
1
4-29
noc
from
$1.06(4
:__
(quar.)___
5-
4-29
Ltd.—
Ltd.
realized
of
A
5-16
Cleveland,
Coast
net
Co.
$125
preferred
4-15
5-25
Ltd.—
Co.,
Corp. Ltd.
Chemical,
(6c
Coffee
Class
Ely &
Semi-annual
Clinton
Linoleum
Paper Co.,
from
Pont
$1.25
Ry"
________
City Title Insurance Co. (N.
Clinchfield
&
Emhart
City Bakine
7%
preferred
(auar.)
City Stores Co.. common (quar.)—
&
4-7
25c
(quar.)
convertible
4-
1
$1
jquar.i
1
5-
$1
pteler;ea
5-
20c
_
2
4-25
(quar.)
B
8
5-
tlOc
(quar.)'
Common
du
4-29
2
4-
37 y2c
(quar.)
common
Coal
&
Fund
Eastern
—
0'/.
3%%
Dreyfus
0
4-14*
5-
8
2
$30c
Ltd; (s-a)_...
(quar.i
Duncan
4-11
Class
9-20
5-16
&
preferred
A
4-
5-
4-25
(quar.)
Class
9-14
0%
50c
Cincinnati. New Orleans & Texas Pacific
(D.
5-
12-
6%
5-2
25c
(quar.)
Industries, common
preferred (quar.)_
Duriron
A
A
Common
Ducommun
Bank
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co.—
Common
(increased quar.)._.
Clearfield
2
Class
6-14
25c
(quar.)
B
4-13
4-4
6%
A
6-20
4-15
2
5-
$2.50
Co.,
R.)
(W.
Grace
4-27
$40c
Tar
9
Co.
3% »
convertible preferred (quar.)
Chicago Corp. (quar.)_____
Chicago & Eastern Illinois RR., com
Clark
5-
Class
5%
National Bank and
Chesapeake Corp. (Va.) (quar.)
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry —
class
12-20
7
5-16
tlOc
preference
Oilcloth
Donnacona
4c
7
4-15
56 Vic
(quar.)__
(increased semi-annual)
com.
4-
4-
tm2c
Quarterly
Class
37'Ac
Manhattan Bank (initial quar.)
Result of merger issue shown above is new
(The)
class
8
New
2
2
$2
(monthly)
Fabrics, Ltd.,
convertible
Dominion
Du
A
$2
1
6-10
series
$2
4-
4-30
series
Manhattan
6-23
2
6-20
preferred
of Chase
2
5-
20c
preferred
the
7-
$1.25
5%
name
Dominion
7
7
4-22
55-
37'/2C
Ltd.
Dominion
4-
5-15
25c
(quar.
Bridge,
4-20
(quar.)
B
25c
4-15
4-30
$0.57825
pfd.
4(4%
Co.,
4-15
4-30
35C
dividend
Stock
4-15
5-16
25c
(quar.)
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. (Canada)—
49c preferred (quar.)
Government Employees Insurance Co.—
4-22
5-15
5-16
$1.12 Mt
Inc.,
preferred (s-a)
66%c
(quar.)__
Fields
4-20
4-
4-11
3-31
$40c
Ltd.
Oil
5-10
4-30
5%
3-31
2
55C
preferred
Goodyear Tire & Rubber
37'/2c
(increased)
common
Corp.__
5-16
4-30
4-
4-25
6-
25c
Extra
2nd
4-21
$2
-
Co.,
Dominion Steel &
50c
(quar.)
40c
(quar.)
25c
5-13
Dresser
_
7
3
5-
25c
Corp.
Quarterly
Mfg.
$$2.50
(s-at
9
preferred
Dodge
25c
<s-ai
Coke
&
9
3-31
2
5-
22'Ac
of the Southwest—
(quar.)
com. (quar.)___
i—
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
Gladding, McBean & Co. (quar.) —
9
5-
2
5-
■i
(quar.)
5-
5-
$$1.25
(quar.)
3
2
50c
Goodall
3
5-
(quar.)
4-
6-
4
5-16
tlOc
—
prefered
(quar.)
Geneial Telephone Co.
Rubber
4-
87 %c
(quar.)
common
4%%
preferred
(initial)
Globe-Wernicke Co., 7% pfd.
5
2
5c
4-
4-30
4
5-
62'Ac
A
H.)
4-
37'Ac
(quar.)
$2
(P.
2
—
preferred
(quar.)
General Telephone Co. of California—
5%
preferred
(quar.)
4(4% preferred (quar.)
General Telephone Co. of Indiana—
Glatfelter
8
5-
$1.37'A
(quar.)_
4-20
6-
(quar.)
Discount Corp. (N, Y.)
4-20
8
4-
$1
Utilities
Bros.,
8
2
$1.50
pfd.
5%
$2.20
4-
5-
$1.25
(quar.)
General Steel Wfcres Co., Ltd., com.
Gimbel
5-10
4-30
93 %c
4-20
2
5-10
5-25
,
5-
30c
(quar.)
Match
4-11
30c
(quar.)
5-14
B
4-25
37,/2C
(quar.)
7-15
Class
4-11
(quar.)
Tunnel
Mfg.
Giorgio Fruit, class A
$1.50
4-25
:
3-15
37 "Ac
(quar.)
5%
4(4%
Di
Canada
$1.05
(quar.)
com.
Electric
of
Gasket &
100%
.
Central of Georgia Ry. Co.—
5% preferred series A and
Chase
debenture stock
&
4-27
(quar.)
common
4-20
Coal
Central
class A
11-15
(quar.)___
(quar.)
preferred
5-10
preference
Central
8%
4-15
5-25
$1
62 'Ac
v
13c
quarterly)
Voting common (quar.
Detroit
4-11
Light—
11-30
preferred
5%
&
2
5-16
4-15
3-18
25c
30c
—
(increased
Mfg.,
5-
4-29
25c
(quar.)
2
Central Canada Investments Ltd.—
Central
Dennison
4-11
10c
(quar.)
com.
Power
4-11
2
$1.25
(quar.)
_
Phipps, Inc., 5'A%
Common
2
5-
25c
preferred
5%
(quar.)
Co.
Delaware
3
5-
A
5-
$1.12
(quar.)___
Rubber,
4-11
$1.06
(quar.)
Inc.
Vilbiss
De
Dean
4-12
5-23
Bros,
2
50c
Water,
Davenport
4-29
5-16
4-
5-
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
5-16
4-20
$1
11c
(quar.)
Light, $4 pfd.
40c
Corp.,
5%
$4.24
A
6-28
2
87'Ac
(quar.)—
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
2
5-
4-25
—
—
pfd.
$5.50
Service,
Public
4-18
5-
5-16
$1.50
Public
Special
General Shoe Corp.,
6
class
$4
General
(quar.)
Laboratories
$6
9-13
3-25
56 Vic
—
t
preferred
preferred
General
5-12
1
2
15c
preferred (quar.)
6%
6-16
2
6-
5-
40c
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
General Outdoor Advertising—
1
7
Power &
4-19
(quar.)
$5
7-
7
non-cum.
4-30
50c
pfd. (quar.)
common
Corp.—
9-29
7
Dallas
62 'Ac
$3.75
6-15
9-
$25c
dividend
4-15.
6-
8-15
preferred
2
12-
5-16
(quar.)
6-
6-30
9-28
8-31
com.
4-15
12-28
5-31
new
2
50c
$25c
Tractor,
5-
1
50c
$25c
(quar )
4-25
50c
(quar.)
B
5-10
4-
5-10
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Stock
5-30
4-25
(quar.)_.
Dominion Engineering Works,
Class
Mills
A
Cutter
4-19
1
Motors
A
8-15
Caterpillar
General
General
class
5-16
B
7-29
class
9
4-30
_____
•
$3.50
(quar.)_
4-13
non-cum,
8
4-15
$1
Corp.,
1
non-cum.
8
Co.,
Foods
1
$2
4-
8
1
15c
—
preferred "A" (s-a)
preferred "C" (s-a(
5%
5-
$2
4-
4-
5-
General Finance Corp.—
8-
9
11-15
B
General
9
8-31
Class
4%
6-15
4-
11-30
Class
6-15
1
4-
4-
$12c
_____________
1
7-
5-
$i2c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
A
7-
5-
$13c
A
Class
3
$3.50
Dominion
Class
3
6-
5-
9
4-18
12'AC
(quar.)
General Electric
6-
Corp.—
5-
General Baking
1
20c
9-
$1
(quar.)
common
(quar.),
Wood Industries, 4V2%
$1.75
Curtiss-Wright
5-
Gar
Co.,
$1.75
Curtis Publishing Co., com
9-30
preferred
1
Sugar—
9
35c
(quar.)_
Carthage Mills, Inc. (quar.)_
Food Products, class A
Catelli
4
I
9
6-10
2%
preferred (quar.)_,
4%
7-
$2
5-16
6-30
j.
preferred
conv.
Gardner-Denver
7-
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
5-
$1.25
27'/2c
(quar.)__
5-20
10c
4-
40c
Ry.
4-
4-22
10c
preferred
8%
$1
common.
4-25
45c
(quar.)
Forster,
4-15
5-16
90c
—
(extra)
4-
1
5-
5-16
17'/2c
(quar.)
A
$$1.12V2
15c
,
Co
(liquidating)
Clinchfield & Ohio
Carolina,
B
&
Diamond
(quar.)_
Estates
Carman
Crum
class
Cuban-American
5-16
5-
Co.,
Class
1
12-10
Crossett
1
10c
Corp. (quar.)_—
Co., com. (quar.)
Gas
Refining
$15c
(increased quar.)
Oil
6-
Retractories, Ltd.—
4V2%
Natural
Products
6-
$$1.30
(s-a)—
(quar.)
Transportation Lines
$2
t6c
Canadian
(Toronto)
Continental Life Insurance
5-16
1
Gamble-Skogmo, common (quar.)__
8
$1.13
(quar.)
4-29
$20c
137c
4-
$1.13
4-15
Detroit
Co
Canadian
preferred
5-31
2
5%
oc.,
$1.13
(quar.)__
1
6-
(annual)
Storage
Cold
Market
$1.12'/2
pfd.
6-
2%
common
5-
55c
(quar.)
common
2
$ 10c
Ma.otn)
4 'A %
4-18
on
16c
(quar.)
(quar.i
5-16
$25c
Ltd.
(s-a)
Ltd.—
(quar.)
Canadian
2
5-
$l0c
$10c
tlOc
$31c
$$1.25
$20c
$25c
—
(qu'ar,)—
Dredge &
A
5-
Gas
(quar.)
Co., 4'/2%
Gin
Continental
$15c
(quar.)
bonus
bonus.....
Bronze Co.. Ltd., common (quar.)
Canadian
4-15
jlOc
anniversary
anniversary
preferred
5-16
Power,
preferred
preferred
$15c
bonus
anniversary
Special
Special
$4.52
1$1.50
(quar.)
common
partic class A (quar.)
Canada Northern Power Corp.,
Canadian
$4.50
4 'A %
preferred (quar.)
Foils,
8
37'Ac
Co.
<quar.)__
Crushed & Cut Stone, Ltd.—
Class
Consumers
8
7-
dividend
5%
Royalty Oil (s-a)___.
5c
(s-at
..—,—,.
60c
5%
Natural
Consolidated
50c
——
Association
Insurance
Fire
Canada
Consolidated
8
4-
12'Ac
12'/2c
—'
preferred (quar.)_______—
preferred (quar.)__
$1.32 preferred (quar.)
Canada
8
7-
3-26
12'Ac
(quar.)__
$1.25
Extra
4-
7-29
4-29
Stock
37V2C
4-29
50C
common—
Fulton
4-26
6-20
4-15
Co—
on
2bC
(quar.)____
Coty International Corp.
(quar.)__—
(quar.)
(quar.)
$3 pfd. (quar.)__
Power, common
Corp. (quar.)
Laundries
Consolidated
$20c
n
—
______—.—_
$1.20
Camden
4-12
1
4-29
$1
dividend
6-15
tlOc
Trailer
Fruehauf
York—
New
5-
6-30
25C
(quar.^
common
Bloc*
$1.25
of
Co.
(quar.)
4-26
15c
4-20
4-15
2
5-
1
(quar.)__—_______———
Corp.
Trailer,
Gabriel
________________
__
$5 preferred
7-29
40c
—
preferred
preferred
preferred
Power,
Packing
preferred
$1
1
Interim
Consolidated Edison
5-16
& Distributing Co.—
Storage
participating
participating
participating
$1.50
$1.50
5-
4-15
•
4-20
$1.75
(quar.)
(quar.)—__
com.
$1.50 1st preferred
Calif.
1
5-26
10c
.—
....
Corp,
Terminal
80c
4-15
1
5-
25c
150c
B
Bush
5-
150c
B
Class
Burroughs
.
5c
$1
$50c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Inc.,
&
Burns
25c
$1.50
Castings, common—
(quar.)—
Machine
&
4-22
50c
5-
——
4-11
■
4-26
preferred (quar.)
4%
Mines—
■
Buell
(quar.)—.—
(quar.).^..
Company
Fruehauf
4-20
2
2
25C
(increased).
Coppermines
55-
9
1
+
4-20
62'/2C
9
4-
5-
$$1.12'/2
preferred
4V2%
Frito
4-20
2
3V/2C
____________——_____—
4-30
2
5-
4-
4-26
$12'AC
(quar.)
Ltd., com.
J.)
(A.
Freirnan
Froedterc
5-
62>/2c
(quar.)_
common
5
37'/2C
(quar.)_,
A
—-—
___
Extra
4-26
t20c
(quar.).
Ltd.
Cos.,
Holder»
Payable of Rec.
$25C
5
51c
Extra
————-——
Ltd.,
1
Class
Browiug-Feir*s Machinery Co.—
Stock
5-
preferred
preferred
1
5
47'/2c
.Extra
5
4-
preferred (quar,)
preferred (quar.)
$1.50
—
5-
51 '/2c
Consolidated
.
Fraser
Power—
&
preferred
$1.90
Co.—
Taunton Gas
preferred
tquar.)
—
Brooklyn Union Gas Co. (quar.)_
S3 80
Light
Share
of Company
18, 1955
When
Per
Name
Payable of Rec.
(quar.)
$2.06
$2
registered (final)—
Ordinary bearer (final)
——
British Columbia Forest Products, Ltd. (quar.)
Ordinary
Share
Name of Company
Holder»
When
Per
Holder*
Payable of Rec.
70c
(quar.)
Boston Edison Co.
Brockton
Chronicle...Monday, April
The Commercial and Financial
(1782)
(Continued
on page
46)
Volume 181
Number 5421
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(1783)
*
•
Stock Record «» New
Stock
Exchange
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK
Range for Prevlom
Year
1C6
Jan
8
10% Dec
.Jan
48% Jan
3
Abbott
Jan
19
Feb
1
Jan
6
16 Mi Jan
27
ABC
7% Mar 23
12%'Feb
18
ACF-Brill
30
46% Jan
18
58% Feb
17
65
4%
ACF
16
Nov
24
56 Mi Dec
30
Jan
18
4
26% Dec
31
25% Jan
6
29% Mar 18
Acme Steel
44 Mi Nov
29
39 Mi Jan
6
45% Mar
7
Adams
30% Mar
9
33
7
Adams-Mills
24 V* Jan
31
£8
Jan
Nov
30
29% Dec
22% Mar
104
Aug 20
89
18% May
8
33
Dec
29
107
July 29
3% Mar 25
163
Feb
24
123
3
172
4
72
14
9% Jan
210 *
Dec
23
Jan
6
141
Dec
27
4
45% Dec
16
113
92% Mar 11
Dec
106
122
Dec
8% Jan
6
15% Dec
104
104% Dec
20
Jan
4
9
Jan
4
37% Jan
4
90
Jan
19% Dec
5
16
40 % Sep
29
55% Dec
,
14% Jan
3
97
112
19
16
11
102
,Jan
$4
116% Jan
6
134% Apr
15
4.08%
Jan
18
100
15
117
17
'77
Apr
11
1% Jan
5
-
19
-
57
■
Jan
Jan
70% Jan
4
17
109
4
35
22
18
105% Dec
32% Dec
20
56
4
66
9
Jan
Nov
17
Mar 28
90% Apr
28
15
; Feb
28
Apr
6
230Ms Jan
3
77% Feb
3
91 Ms Feb
23
6
27% Mar 28
6
10
87%
87%
8 Ma
8 Ma
8
A
100
260
*130
140
48%
No par
*108
gtd__100
105
100
Feb
35 Me Jan
1
5
65
Jan
12
Feb
23
31 Ms Feb
23
Jan
7
106
27% Mar 15
2
66
v
Limited
6%
21%
21%
22%
22
39 Ma
3.) Mi
39 Mi
39 Ma
39 %
39
39
38
3S Vi
2,800
55%
55 Mi
56%
55
55%
55 Ma
55 Mi
54 Ma
55 %
6,600
98
98
80 Ma
*158
162
100
133%
133%
133
133
134
112 Ma
113%
112%
56%
56 Mi
95 Ma
84 Ms
22% Jan
18
28Me Mar
31
23% Jan
10
27 Ms Feb
Ctfs
31
18% Jan
17
21 Ms Mar
5%
35% Feb
23
49% Jun 29
7y« Mar 14
1
*27%
27%
27 Ma
27 Ma
*27 Ma
27 Ma
27%
27 Ma
*27 Ma
2 7 Ms
204%
205 Ma
x203Mi
202 %
104 Vs
(The)
Co
88
88%
26 Ma
26'/a
26 Mi
125
*125 Ms
127%
com__No par
33 Ma
Inc
28
*65
Cable
Can
&
18
40 Ms Feb
16
American
Chain
&
68
14
American
Chicle
11
56
43% Mar 25
23% Mar 17
96'/2 Apr
Dec
29
48
125% Apr 21
148% Dec
21
140
Apr
114% Dec
27
106
Mar 15
31% Jan
8
Jan
30
Mar 14
17
55% Jan
3
Jan
24
Cyanamld
3M2M0
Co
conv
American
&
48 Ms Apr
14
American
Gas
71% Jan
4
American
Hawaiian
5% Apr
1
American
Hide <& Leather
4
Jan
28
32% Oct
27
32
Jan
5
44% Jan
20
70
Nov
17
65
Jan
17
7% May 17
92
Jan 14
13
Jun
28
11
Jan
6
100
Jun
25
96 Mi Jan
26
17% Jan
14
27% Dec
2
25% Jan
20
23% Jan
12
31% Dec
30
100% Jan
19
107
4
6
24
29% Mar 22
Apr 21
105% Jan
21% Dec 29
111
Dec
3
18% Jan
6
109% Jan
29
7
1
38
83
Mar 30
6%
American-Home
12 Me Jan
28
American
102
Mar 25
27% Mar
6%
Ice
46
37 Ma
36 Mi
37 Mi
67
67%
67 Ma
68
24 %
*24%
*24
29%
*96 Ma
30
53%
*96 Ms
53%
150
*142
112
112
37
43,200
45 Ma
45 M4
1,400
37
37
2,400
68 Ms
1,700
*68
24 Ma
24 Me
24 Mi
*29 Ma
30
*29 Ma
30
30
30
98 Ms
*96 Ma
98%
*96%
98%
96 %
96%
20
52%
105,300
24 Mi
*24 Mi
53
54%
*142
151
24 Ma
24%
52 Mi
53 %
*35%
*36
37
53
*143
151
111 Ma
111%
111
x50
Ma
50
13 Ma
13 Mi
*36
37
52 Vi
*143
150
37
Ma
150
111
111 Ms
*50
900
13%
1,300
*35 %
36%
16%
17
16M2
16%
16
17
17
17%
14 Mi
15
14
Mi
15%
15 Mi
15 Ma
15%
15 Mi
15 Mi
15 Mi
47
46
46%
64 Vi
16 Mi
17
44%
46 Mi
46 %
48%
47%
48 Ms
46
63%
63 Mi
62 Ms
63%
63%
64%
64
64%
63 Mi
1
5%
5 %
5%
5%
5 Ma
5%
5
5 Ma
4Mb
*35
Products
1
No par
common
40
X76%
11 Mi
50
79
101
preferred_100
3,700
50Mi
13Vi
5
com
500
1,300
*35
80 Ms
11%
101 Mi
*11%
♦101
Mi
Ma
5
37
37
*35
37
36
36
83
81
82
80
81
79Mi
80 Mi:
11 Mi
11%
11%
11
11%
11
11
%9
101
103
100
*99
102
,
,j
101
62,200
18,500
4,300
3,500
37
Mi
12,800
|
200
4,600
800
250
2 6 Ma
26
Ma
*25 Mi
26%
26%
26%
*26Mi
26 Ms
26
26 Ma
700
111
1
32 Mi
32 M.
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
3 1Mb
31 Ms
31%
1,100
5Mi%
prior preferred
American Locomotive common
100
*105 Ms
106 %
10
23 %
25,000
25
7%
100
Amer
33% Feb
14
American
107 Ms Feb
4
26% Mar 30
28% July 27
04% Oct
4
25
Jan
24
35% Apr
7
4
90
Feb
9
94 Mi Jan
6
11
30 M» Nov
23
27% Jan
21
19% Jan
11
54
Nov
8
45% Jan
5
100% Jan 20
107
International
Corp
Investment Co of
Mach
& Fdry common
preferred
3.90Me
Amer
Machine
63% Feb
23
Amer
Metal
Jan
21
Feb
24
104% Mar 25
Jan
4
25
Dec
31
207/» Mar 14
25% Mar 30
19% Apr
7
28
Dec
31
24% Mar 16
28% Apr
7
5%%
7% Jan
5
11% Sep 23
14% May 12
10% Jan
17
13% Feb
7
American
11
50% Oct
4 M2 %
&
Co
Metals
Ltd
Metal
23%
114
7
34%
100
*92%
24 Ma
35%
94
24 Ma
114 Ma
34%
♦92%
40
57%
57 Mi
57
♦105
100
2
25 Ma
*29
20
Co
1
12 Ma
*105 Ma
23 Mi
40
com
106
114 Me
114
39
preferred
Molasses
*105 Ms
No par
com
Products
convertible
106
No par
preferred
American
106
1
preferred
41% Mar 16.
107
111%
13,200
39%
30
30
98%
300
8%
39%
10
Co
Co
preferred
Co
45%
45%
37
20%
8
8%
39 Mi
37
10
20 Ma
1
American
Feb
SS
noncumulative
8
115
Electric
convertible
14
17% Jan
107
"
*106
23%
35 Me
23
23%
3 4 Mi
*92 Ma
3 5 Ma
V4
33M'4
'
*92 Ma
94
40%
39%
38
5 8 Mi
56
57
55%
*106
108
2 5 Ma
25%
25%
25 Ma
29%
*26 Ms
29%
♦26 Ma
29%
*26 Ma
12%
*12 Ma
12 Mi
12 Ma
12 Ma
12%
11 Ms
23 Vi
*113
114
800
3 4 Mi
34 Mi
34
94
92 %
92%
80
38 7
a
39 Vi
2,800
55%
56 %
9,700
55M4
108
*106
25 %
25
23 Mi
Mi ; 39 Mi
39%
107
106
113%
*113
114
114
94
♦105%
106
108
*106
25 Mi
2 4 Ms
25 Mi
29
27
27
12%
28,200
*12%
7,800
100
12%
1,400
6
'
11%
34,400
Feb
16
13% Jan
4
American
Motors
Corp
5
11 Mi
11 Ms
11 Mi
11 Ma
11%
11%
11 Mi
7
46% Jan
6
American
Natural
Gas
Co—No par
55 Ma
56%
x56M4
56%
56M4
56%
56%
57
56 Ms
57%
26% Jan
3
57 Mi Apr
38 Ms Apr
15
277/. Dec 30
11
American
News
—No par
36%
38%
36%
36 Mi
36
36%
36
36 Mi
35 Mi
37
15,700
42 y4 Dec
12
34% Jan
39% Jan
6
3
American
Optical
1
45%
47%
81 Ms
45
45
45
47
46
47
46 Vi
47
13,000
31
73% Nov 23
13% Jan
24% Dec
8% Dec
6% Jan
22% Feb 24
13
27% Jan
4
144% Jan
4
Mar 31
118% Jun 22
25% Aug 30
44% Jan
5
9
31
67
22
180 % Nov
Jan
34
Oct
57' '
Oct
;
Mar 29
26
50% Jan
30
32% Dec
7
6
6
40% Mar 14
4
Sep 27
8
29% Jan
163% Feb
40% Aug 17
125
6
Apr
May 24
45% Dec
170
Jan
21% Mar 14
174
39% Jan
122
15
3
1
29% Feb
31
Feb
1
62% Nov
17
Jan
4
74% Dec
8
64% Jan
6
121% Jan
8
142% Nov
5
137% Jan
4
10% Feb
25
16% Dec
6
14% Jan
4
178% Dec
7
50
Mar 14
3
9Ms Jan
American
Safety Razor
American
Seating
American
Ship Building Co__No
72 Mi Apr
50 Ms Apr
170 Ms Apr
44% Mar
125
Amer
13
8
% Apr
11
35 Ms Apr
12
58
Mi Feb
81% Apr
145
9% Mar 14
Aug 13
26% Jan
13
120
29
Mar 24
26% Mar 24
27% Apr
4
21% Sep
94% Sep
15
ms Jan
6
24
Apr
4
27
93% Jan
6
103 Ms' Apr
11
29
Jan
6
62% Apr
52% Jan
6
65 % Apr
52
Dec
4
59
Nov 23
47
1.
12
6
41% Aug 13
109% Nov 24
footnotes
see
pgge
33% Mar 30
105
22.
Jan
18
37% Mar
110
Mar
—No par
1
Co
com—100
preferred
6%
100
Tel
&
5Ms
100
Co
7 2 Mi
50 Mi
170
70 Mi
49%
169
Preferred
Preferred
Corp
prior
6%
Co
72
8melt
A
Cable
*27 Ma
10
170%
43%
34%
51
50%
80 Ms
,81
145
144%
*124
34 Mi
35%
50%
50%
143 Mi
51
180 Ma
181 Ma
180%
180"%
47
119 Ms
26
23 7
Ms
a
103 Ms
2 7 Mi
27%
27%
22%
2 3 Ma
102
102 Ms
preferred
6.25
.No par
181%
27,400
38,500
69 Mi
69%
69 Mi
70 %
136 Mi
137M4
136Mi
137 %
830
47 Vi
47%
29,700
118 Ms
118%
390
Mi
47%
118 Ms
119%
118 Mi
118 Mi
10 Ma
10 Ml
10 Ma
10 M4
10 Ma
10 Vi
4,500
27%
28
28
1,300
x47
x
27%
•27
22%
46
47%
27%
28
27 Ma
*26 Ma
27 y4
22%
22 Ma
22%
103
65
64%
6 5 Mi
63
60 Ms
61
CO
61%
34 Mi
35 Mi
35
35
35%
3 5 Mi
•106
110
22
>106
110
62%
64 "2
168,490
58 Ms
59 %
1,420
35
3 5 Mi
4,600
62%
59 Mi
60 Mi
35Mi
*106
110
50
13,300
750
35%
•
27 %
22%
4
102 Mi
61%.
64%
61M4
*27
103 Ms
103
103 Ma
63
110
790
1.700
69%
60,%
*106
1,000
17
137%
Hocking Glass Corp—
Common
.
69 Mi
4 7 Mi
10 Ma
81 Mi
145
136 Mi
69
137 Mi
119%
180Mi
25.100
3,600
51
50 Ma
81 Mi
181 Mi
20
34 Mi
144 %
17
900
125
34 Vi
145
700
43%
43
34 Mi
31,100
170 %
*124
81
81
81%
145
49%
48 Mi
43%
1,030
70
70
170
125%
*42%
43%
125 Ms
17 Ms
27%
28
26%
23 %
No par
48 7a
170 Ms
17 Mi
10
1
101
48 Ma
170 Ma
I8M4
68 Ms
.25
25
50
71 Ms
70%
17 Ma
137 Mi
9%
25
8,300
7,800
18%
68%
corn—5
com
70 Mi
8Mb
32%
50%
*124
33,300
10
177
8 Vi
18%
138Mi
47%
conv
Wire
181
119 V*
series
&
43%'
24 Mi
24 Vi
32 y4
4 8 Ma
169 Ma
4,300
86
8 4 Mi
177
5,200
8%
70%
50 M4
170
11 Ma
32%
Ma
180 Mi
18%
46%
series—
50 Mi
80 Ms
145
119 %
preferred—
Anaconda Copper Mining
Anaconda
81 Mi
25
com
Works
5Ms%
Lead
68 Ma
137
50%
145
100
Water
Amer Zinc
180%
25
common
preferred
American
18 Mi
100
Viscose
50 Mi
80%
144
5
Tobacco
preferred
American
$4
8
176
32
3 5 Ms
Anchor
5
8 %
32%
3 4 Mi
7%
$5
8%
31%
35 Ma
Foundries
Stores
10
8%
84 Mi
24%
24
*174
31 Ma
33%
Steel
8 3 Ma
84%
24 Ma
176
8Mb
125 Ms
Sugar Refining
11 Mi Jan
*174
31%
43%
American
1
84
23 Ma
,
Mi
8
125%
American
Ma
31%
44M4
American
11
Mi
125%
11
Apr
49Mi
23
43M4
Tobacco
18
70 Mi
-83:
176
125 Ma
American
117% Jan
23%
'
168 Ma
common
18
11
80
*174
25
Co
15
27
4
Snuff
70Va Apr
138% Apr
47% Apr
20
par
No par
com
23%
176
Mb
noncumulative preferred—100
Tel
21
31%
100
Refg
American
38% Mar 14
8%
10
,
preferred
American
6%
&
23 Mi
*174
5
Co
3
62% Feb
45% Jan
Smelt
7%
79
B—No par
common—5
37 Ms Feb
186% Mar
130% Jan
cl
100
13
10
29% Jan
Chem
&
Std Sany
&
preferred
172% Jan
29
28
Potash
7%
Sumatra
29
4
Amer
Amer Rad
American
66% Dec
11% Sep
15
31
45% Dec
28
Mar
20% Jan
138% Feb
9% July 9
25% Feb 17
Apr
26
12
1
5
86
179 Ms Jan
Co
11
22
120% Mar
53 Mi Mar
Co
Apr
30% Apr 19
113% Jan
4
For
&
Apr
84% Jan
9% Nov 22
8
66 Ms
Foreign Power—No par
1
Jan
*45M4
46
21
38 Mi
39 Ma
34% Mar 10
7
Jan
45 Mi
38%
13Ma
1
10,300
26 Vi
*25
8%
8
8Mb
39%
'25 Mi
20%
25%
36%
Distilling Co
20
Encuastlc Tiling
1
American European
Secu—No par
American Export
Lines Inc
40c
Mar 14
30
46
8
38%
25%
27
*20Mi
3
65 Ms
52
Jan
100
32,000
20 7
*25
27
*20 Ma
37
*140
62% Feb
Jan
45 Ma
10
40
12% Jan
25%
*25
20%
64%
com
76
73
25%
27
36%
preferred series B-100
preferred series C-100
conv
42% Dec 30
July
25%
*20 Ms
64%
10
5
Jun
25%
*24 Mi
20 Ma
No par
100
2
55
800
8 Mi
com
67
121
37Mi
1041s
27
39 %
25
33% Jan
Jan
37 Mi
51
31
49,200
78
104 %
lj%
Dec
70
20 Mi
37Mi
50 %
4% Dec
19Ma
*76
104 Vi
111%
11
66
37 Vi
13%
Mar 90
1,400
*65%
2,100
104 y4
50%
16
28 Ms
37%
112%
19 Mi Feb
30
28%
103%
13%
3
104%
37 Ms
50 Mi
18
33%
104 Ms
103 Ma
51
10
1,900
33 Ms
1
'
3 7 Mi
13 Ma
37% Jan
20%
76
127
103%
37
13%
*35%
9
Mi
35,100
102%
*50 Ma
Jan
156
18
*74
3%%
13% Jan
50
19%
74%
American
15
36
19 Ma
*72
American
27
42% Jan
20
76
7
15% Dec
169
65 3 i
4
4
15% May
32 V* Jan
*65 %
3
8% Jan
39% Jan
65%
13% Mar
23
15
*65 Vi
52% Jan
Dec
21% Feb
65%
114% Jan
16
12% Jan
28%
1,800
26 Mi
126
33%
105%
28 Ma
26
39% Dec
85 Mi Jan
33 Mi
6,000
£0Vi
26 Vi
125%
*104
700
200
89
,.
28Ma
13
5
26
33%
12 y8 Jan
2
2% Jun 28
125 V4
105 %
46% Feb
11% Sep
26 Mi
28 Ma
54% Sep
8
13% Dec 27
7
4
26% Jan
Mar
*104
90
No par
Colortype Co
Crystal Sugar
prior preferred
American
25 Ma
8%
Cable
American
4 Ms Mo
25 Ma
*25
38%
American
11
17
150
4
102 Ma
12.50
Co common
preferred
30% Jan
27% Jan
15
105 y4 Jun
7%
100 Ms Jan
27% Mar 14
'37%
20%
Co
20% Jun
Sep 29
♦73 Ms
127 >4
204
28Mi
19 Mi
,
20
Corp—1
Radio
12
99
20 Ma
76
37
1
60
5
65%
65%
*102
1
35% Jan
4
*75
104 Ms
*28 Mi
;
90
26
89
26 Ma
33 Ms
33 Ms
33%
*103
28
Ms
26%
127 Mi
-
3 Ma
"
100
common
,
66% Dec
Jan
19%
Corp com—2
common
48% Nov 29
Jan
105 Ma
10
In
interest
of
38% Nov 29
22
33%
*102 Ma
100
common
127
88
203
205
204
88 M,
26
100
preferred
4
91
205
88
1
pfd—.
4
25% Aug 12
32% Dec
6
29,500
38
preferred
American
_
'90%
3 Mi
*36 %
Bosch Arma
Theatres
Jan
87 Mi
3 Ma
39 Mi
50
9% Jan
Apr
3,600
3 Mi
Note
American
47
II,900
56 %
*36 Ma
common
conv
44% Jan
1
88%
1,200
v-
112%
56 Ma
3%
4
Jan
86 %
100
2,200
112 Vi
39 Mi
48% Jan
21
87%
112%,
*3%
27% Jan
44% Jan
56 Ma
86 Ms
86 Mi
56 Mi
*36%
38% Apr
43 % Feb
14
99 Ms
112 Ma
56%
200
134Mi
Broadcasting-Paramount
Dec
31
99
113M4
•
No par
Chemlcal_No par
convertible
19% Dec
Dec
99
134 Mi
56%
17,800
3%
33% Jan
10
134
300
80%
162
38 Ma
Mar 15
11
133 Mi
96%
80 %
♦159
3%
41
4% Jan
134%
1,600
*36 Ms
15
25
160%
98
23
96%
80 %
160 Ma
112%
56 Mi
85%
97
80 Mi
162
97
113
97
81 %
22 Ms
3 Ma
21
25% Dec 31
96%
96
85
80 Ms
22 Ma
*22
38 Ma
3 Ma
50
96
4
96
80 Mi
;
15 Mi
100
*36
1
com
preferred
preferred
Bank
80%
%
99
*158
30 Mi Oct
4
*97
160 Ma
2nd preferred 1952 ser 5 Ms Mo __50
Amer Brake Shoe Co com—No par
12
98
80 Ma
American
Jan
*97
160 Ma
84
15
•15%'
100
22% Mar 30
14% Jan
.
22 Ma
6
16% Jan
10
4,800
23,100
55
6
Amer
15%
22 Ma
preferred
4%
■v
106
101M4
39 Mi
Mi Jan
15
*104
15%
101Mb
14
13
106
15 Mi
100 y4
56% Jan
37% Apr
*104
100
16 %
20
104 Ma Apr
106 Ma
10
111
101 Mi
20
6
-
*107
16%
Dec
12
*104
111
8,300
100 Ms
15 y« Dec
Jan
106 Ms
*107
700
48Mi
16Mb
58
100
144
47 Ma
lOOMi
4
5
253%
*134
110
43%
106,500
15%
4
104% Mar
*252
144
4 7 Mi
9 Vi
99 Mi
Jan
Jim
255%
*134
49 Mt
8 Mi
99
37% Jan
Mar 30
*104
30
8%
15%
No par
Leather Co
Bakeries
cum
105
110
56%
conv
4 Ms Mo
'
110
1,900
89
255 %
144
*107
21
*87
8 Mi
256
48%
No par
1
Cement
Airlines
American
256
*135
7,600
97%
Petroleum Corp
American
88
4
20Mi
20%
49 Mi
1,800
3 Mi
88
140
11,700
No par
Co of America—
Agricultural
3M2%
4
20 Ma
260
30 Vi
113 Ms
3%
9
8,800
167%
87
8%
900
27%:
29 Mi
87
140
110
26%
113
21%
9
900
92%
*165
88
48%
*91
112Ma
21
Mi
33
169%
20M4
260
49%
%
30
112%
*165
4
33
1
Amalgamated Sugar Co
American
3%
■
29Mi
'
*43
No par
Dye
preferred
preferred
convertible
Amer
v;
29Ma
112
169%
"
1
Inc
Portland
Amerada
20 Mi
260
No par
112
*165
4Mb
*87
1
When issued
6%
4
21
29%
112
169%
M2
5
conv
Amalgamated
4 Mi
20%
100
.
Aluminium
4
29 Mi
111%
5
Co
Aluminum
131 Me Mar 29
Jan
31 y4 Mar 15
17
4
-
29
convertible
Alpha
36Ms Mar 28
102
Dec 27
Feb
16% Jan
37/e Mar 29
5
•
58% Mar 28
20% Jan
r
29
Dec
6
Jan
200
Nov 23
22% Dec
Jan
25Mi Jan
15
Dec
18
3
:
16
91
-
'26% Mar 16
58
16
230
7
,
72 M« Jan
29
Feb
26% Dec
4
11% Jan
Dec
18
15
34
20
3% Feb
35
11
Jan
166
78
Apr 23
85% Jan
56 % Apr
28
29 Ma
27%
28%
11
85% Nov 24
Dec
93
26 Mi
Apr
3 Mi Mo
92
93
27 Ms
98
11
Jan
93
26%
Allied Stores Corp common
No par
4% preferred
100
Allis-Chalmers Mfg common
20
13
58% Jan
*90 Ms
27%
Allied Mills
81 Me Apr
I,300
93 Ms
Mining
preferred
cum
Allied
160 Ms Apr
7,600
43%
27 Ma
common
6
6
11,300
29
27 Mi
16
24
20,500
62
28 Mi
27 Mi
15
Jan
55 Vi
62
33
Feb
Jan
54 Mi
29
33
60
70
55
61%
28 M4
8J
39% Feb
145
54 Ma
61 Ma
•
88
*165
21,200
55 Ms
43
112
5,000
s
29
43%
169%
100
81
62 Mi
32%
'
15,100
14 Ms
28%
43 Mi
•
Shores
111
61%
No par
conv
♦100
,54%
v
32 Mi
23 Me Apr
74% Nov 17
8 Mi
43%
*£0
the Week
44 Ms
14 Ma
8 Ma
32%
112
Industries
147% Nov 26
:
44
3
7
w
32 Mi
18
94% Jan
14%
8%
43%
common
Kid
14 M4
8%
14 Ma
32 Ma
*165
preferred
43 Mi
110 Ma
43
Jan
51% Mar 14
55 7i
44Mi
110 Ma
43
100
Alleghany & West Ry 6%
Allen
44
Friday
Apr. 15
14
32 %
100
Allied Chemical &
8
••47
28Mi
series
Gold
3
4
124% Nov
1951
Corp
$4,375
45
111
8 Ma
63 Mi
*28 Mi
.35% Jan
July 14
43% Jan
*62%
'28%
Corp. 10
common
preferred
93 Mi Jan
May 28
63%
28%
-
A|it.
14%
9
62%
Vlcksburg Ry
prior
-45% Jan
103
55 Mi
Alleghany Ludlum Steel Corp
21
16 Mi Feb
20
Feb
10.7% Feb
7
Jan
93
.
5 Ms Mo
11
7
56%
14%
55Ma
No par
preferred
Alleghany
Mar 25
,49% Apr
21
30
8
Jan
4 Mi Mo
10
.8 Mi
1
Inc
Juneau
Aldens Inc
144% Jan
18
106
13
273
Mar 14
38% Jan
20
71% Jan
26
Alaska
44 y4
*110
Sales for
Thursday
1
pfd
Alabama &
Jan
8 8 Ms Apr
Sep 29
4
4.50%
Jan
6
3
8%
10
Corp
Reduction
170
Jan
29
8%
10
Addressograph-Multigraph
122% Jan
44%
111
14 Mi
._25
com
Co
4
42%
*110
14 Ms
Express Co
3
43%
111
14%
Admiral Com
Air
<*109
2.50
preferred
Jan
7% Jan 26
209% Jan
3
2
Dec
'
Mar 15
5%
3% Jan
80
Aug
9
Mar
33 Mi Jan
22% Feb
85
16
4
6
28 Va Jan
;
30 Mi Jan
Jan
4
May
14
18
12
97
93Mi Apr
18% July 28
Jan
,80
Jan
21
27% Mar 14
,
3% Jan
140'
Feb
Mar 14
25
29
2 % Jan
,
77% Jan
Dec
155% Feb
16y«Jun
'53
Apr. I a
1
Co
PRICES
Wednesday
Apr. 1A
42 Ms
100
Industries Inc
SALE
Tuesday
Apr. 11
5
common-
preferred
Motors
HIGH
Monday
Par
Vending Corp
20% Jan
27 % Jan
LOW AND
STOCK
Laboratories
13
111
YORK
EXCHANGE
107
14
50 V8 Dec
NEW
1
Highest
39% Mar 14
115% Apr 20
14 Mi Dec 31
5% Jan
51
Lowest
49% Apr
9% Jan
32
Range since Jan.
Highest
40 Ve Nov
j
STOCKS
1954
Leweat
*106
102 3
110
11
\
12
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle... Monday,
(1784)
EXCHANGE STOCK
NEW YORK STOCK
taire for
Year
July 21
41
8% Feb
2% Feb
23
11
32% Jan
17% Jan
Lowest
4
Jan
6
3
29% Apr
1
Andes
4% Mar 29
6% Jan
3
A
7
39% Mar 15
43% Feb
14
46% Dec
3
Argo
Armco
6
6
13
28% Feb
6
79% Feb
1
13% Jan
6
16% Feb
10
Armour
83% Jan
26
96% Apr
15
102
Jan
4
22
Jan
3
17
May 19
21
May 13
10% Nov
3
96% Mar 23
7
31
8% Oct 26
19% Mar
Dec
22
Jan
27
7% Jan
12% Jan
Jan
4
14
26 % Jan 18
18% Jan
4
30
93% Jan
6
23
12
25% Apr
28% Feb
5
Constable
104% Feb
8
Nov 11
52% Feb
1
31 % Jan
4
92% Jan
8
134% Dec
6
121% Jan
18
64% Jan
4
Dec 16
37% July 26
103% Oct
3
58% Jan
18
34% Jan
3
29% Jan
13
Jan
5
97
Mar
49
92
Feb
3
18% NOV 30
Feb
60
20% Jan
28
12
35% Mar 14
39% Dec 29
27% Jan
4
95% Jan
4
101 V« Dec
10
98% Jan
29
Jan
4
43% Dec
10
40% Jan 17
34% Jan
4
103% Jan
8
138
10% May 28
17
62% Dec
26
2nd
Oil 6c Refining Co
7
3
5.25%
59'A Apr
15
1
1st preferred
Atlantic
preferred
14% Jan
4
Jan
11
22% Feb
14
14
Avco
14% Aug 23
18% Aug 23
17% Feb
16
May 26
24% Sep
29
6% Jan
45% Jan
6
30% Jan
31% July 2o
107
Jan
113% Dec
9
98
Jan
107
Nov
26
10
i.tf% Jan
40% Dec
29
35% Jan
18
39 % Jan
60% Nov
19
54% Jan
6
32
Dec
31
Dec
29
16% Jan
Feb
68
43% Jan
10
4
86 I
64
1
22
10% Dec
9% Jan
40% Jan
55% Dec
143% Dec
9
26
9% Jan
Jun
17
28% Dec
1
10% Apr
14
20% Nov 26
17% Jan
90% Jan
4
18
41
10
•28
35% Sep
14% Oct 25
Co
Ohio
6c
22
Jan
6
17
96% Mar
8
(A S)
Beech-Nut
16
Bell
Aircraft
Bell
&
17
31
144% Jan
5
168% Nov 29
161% Feb
9% May
6
43
Jan
7
101% Jan
6
140
Apr
Bendix
Aviation
9
139% Apr
13
16% Feb
28
29
14% Dec
Beneficial
6
13 Va Jan
7
Jan
18
65% Apr
30
80% Oct
27
74
36% Feb
9
60 Va Dec
29
48% Jan
17% Jan
12
29 % Dec
3
47% Feb
28
6
63
Aor
31
33
Loan
1%
4%%
61
27% Dec
31
26% Jan
Feb
17
Bliss
(E W)
30
28
Va Mar 15
31% Jan
3
Bliss
6c
27% Jan
5
40 % Sep
23
30
Mar 14
41% Apr
15
38
6
75
Dec
29
68 Va Jan
1
24% Apr
26
35% Dec
8
31
17% Nov
Jan
24% Apr
15% Feb
13% Jan
4
18
Dec
29
15% Mar 14
July 29
67% Mar 17
16
9V4 Jan
11'
14
3
62 Ve Jan
18
35% Dec
13
39
Dec
14
34% Jan
6
93% Jan
12
99
Dec
17
96
49% Jan
7
66% Aug
3
74% Sep
Bon
3
Bond
Va Feb
9
Feb
16
14% Jan
3
19
Apr
28% Jan
3
40% Apr
Co
13
6 Va Jan
6
23% Jan
11
Jan
11
14
Jan
44% Dec 21
38
Mar 14
6
20% Apr
38
19% Jan
4
95% July 20
26
Jan
12% Jan
14
56% Jan
Oct~25
67
6
28
34y4 Jan
3
4
100 V4 Jan
11
6
36% Feb
16
32'A Jan
4
14% Dec
29
14 Va Jan
Club
Co
7
76% Mar 11
87% Mar 16
43
*42 %
28%
14%
29
54
Mar 29
6
27
Mar
2
3
100
Mar
7
26
103% Jan
4
10
26y« Jan
6
34% Feb
21
bl'/a
38% Apr
11
57%
56%
57%
56%
22
21%
22
21%
*169
14%
14%
30%
30%
23,700
42'%
7,400
101
*97
57%
56%
57%
22
21%
22%
11,300
1%
26,600
34
11,600
>
1,700
47%
3,700
136 y8
39,200
47
134%
170%
700
15%
14%
15%
10,000
80
14%
*79
80
78
79
*62
14%
15%
*168
28%
29
28%
29
28%
28%
28%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
1,000
37
36%
37
36%
39%
38%
41%
41
41%
33,500
73%
21 Va
68%
71%
70%
72
70 %
71%
70%
72 y8
86,200
21
21%
21
21%
21%
23%'
23%
24%
28,800
37%
36%
37
36
36%
35%
36%
35%
36
18
17%
17%
17%
17
17
16%
16'%
16%
9,800
10
9%
9%
2,300
'
64%
80
*78
96
62
61 Va
62
63
61
61%
600
26%
27
26%
27%
26%
27%
26%
27 y8
11,000
64%
56
65
40%
42
96
56
90
*61%
64%
40%
5
1,800
31%
41%
41%
101
12,100
,
29%
'*78
*17
9%
41%
*96
64%
55%
56%
64%
65
41%
42 7%
*96
97
42%
97
55%
*96
56%
56%
64 %
64%
4,000
43%
24,200
V
10
56 y4
1,800
97
*96
56%
56 %
180
64%
42%
42%
1,050
17 %
*16%
97
6,000
29%
14,000
17%
17%
17%
11,000
5
42%
43
43%
43
42%
43%
42%'
43 Va
21
21%
74 %
4,700
11,400
6c
..3.50
Brown
Shoe
Co
xl7%
17%
43
20%
21
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
75%
74%
74%
73%
73%
74
74
33%
33
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
99%
99%
99%
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
14%
14%
14%
34'%
34%
34%
1
14%
14%
14%
*
5*
14%
*83%
85 %
*83%
26%
26
26%
26 %
26%
26%
35%
35%
35%
35%
35%
35%
34%
34%
'34%
5
19%
20%
19 %:
20
19%
20%
"20%
21%
21%
22 y4
*89%
•91%
common
No par
__1
10
1
85
*88
38%
100
100
78
.5
*74
*85%
-29
1
*15 Va
15%
56%
17 V\
Co__
50
15
,
preferred
100
fiyers Co (A M) common
No par
1% participating preferred
100
5
6
16% Apr 13
91% Jan
17
97% Mar 18
30
57% Jan
13
64% Feb
7
9
25% Jan
10
29
Feb
14
32% Mar 17
28 y4 Mar 14
32% Jan
3
54
59
Feb
21
51
26
98%
California Packing Corp.
Zinc-Lead:
11%
28%
31
55%
55%
54%
17
78
*74
78
"
16%
46%
96%
96 y4
59
59
26%
26%
No par
25
No par
-1,300
17
171/a
36,200
88
88
88
l*74
'78
186
86
27%
29%
27%
28%
28%
*15%
15%
15 %
15%
15%
50
26%
*50%
51
*50%
51%
*50%
26 Va
26 %
26
26 V4
99
11%
98%
98%
98 %
98%
v.
10%
30%
10%
31%
102
*100
10%
31
31
31
37%
37%
37%
38%
10 %
3 Va
3
14%
3
3 Vb
14
14 y2
14
42%
42%
10%
10
10 y4
,
43 Va
42%
43
29%
3oy4
30
30
10 %
,30
9%
16%
30%
10
9,300
80
14 y4
42%
31 Va
10
•
16%
16%
16%
16 y8
16%
16%
167 s
97
97
97
*97
60
*59
60
59
59
27,
27 %
26%
27
29 y8
30 V*
29y8r
30%
*55%
56
55%
56
26%
26%
1
29%
30%
29%
30%
30 Va
30%
56
56%
*55%
56%
*55%
56y2
97%
*97
,
15,700
i
10,500
42 y8
.,.9%
96%
*59
1,800
15,000
3y8
,
.30%
,
2,500
38 Va
3
14%
6,000
30%
38
3%
14%
550
102
30%
37%
40
9,900
30'/2
100%
31 Va
1,200
99'/2
29%
101
19.200
26y4
10%
10%
31
101
'•
16
51%
26
30%
43
;>
29
•
*98%
31 %
3
270
86%- -86%
15%
86
20
*76% >78
:
37%
ny8
100
.
55%
17%
86%
14%
43%
Canada Southern Ry Co—
Canadian Breweries Ltd
17%
29%
'86
100
'•86
56%
90
17%
31
3%
30 v8
56
30%
102% 102%
14%
10 y8
Ry
5,700
*86%
10%
30 %
38%
3'A
14%
30
Pacific
5,600
38 Va
17%
50
25%
98 %
31%
42%
Mills
28 y8
38
86%
102% 102%
—1
Cannon
28%
38%
88-
xl5%
98%
11%
30%
Campbell Soup Co.
;
1.80
Campbell W & C Foundry
15
Canada Dry Ginger Ale com_1.65ya
•4 25 conv preferred
No par
Canadian
29
38
'
51
26%
37%
10
Co
99% May 13
4
91
28%
.
Butte Copper & Zinc
11
91
29'%
91
29
86%
29%
3,600
6,600
143,100
39
88
*74
26%
35
29
*89%
17
•
85
*83%
85
38%
*56
56
91
•
*83%
39 %
91%
-29
39%
39
*56
17
100
com
85
10
29
*89%
*89% *"91%
29% '29%
1
5
Inc
8
11 Va Apr
3,900
'26%
3
44 y4 Apr
14 y2
5
common
Jackson
6,900
14%
26%
Feb
Byron
34
25%
Bldg—
prior preferred
conv
12,800
*83%
second preference
4M%
1,200
33%
98%
34 y2
33%
*98
99
15
preferred
3%^ preferred
Butler Bros
*98
99
No par
4%
:4%%
*98
14V4
Inc
Burlington Industries Inc
,
3,000
75
No par
2.50
$5 preferred
•
17%
74 %
33
*98V2
No par
Co
(The) Co
15%
100
Stratton^
60
56%
57%
9%
62% Jan 11
22% Jan
fi
22
*98
9%
Campbell Red Lake Mines Ltd
page
39
39 %
9 %
8
see
30%
31%
101
9%
13
Mar 25
38%
9%
28% Dec
29
30%
*98
9%
42% Dec
July 23
38%
101
1.25
20% Jan
4
12% Aug 20
90% Jan
6
Dec
30%
37
*98
16%
38% Dec 30
61
30
32
36%
16%
—5
4
15 Vs
16%
Callahan
For footnotes
14%
16%
Calumet 6c Hecla Inc..—
33
15%
16%
8
4
15
16%
3
21% Jan
<4% Jan
15%
16%
3% Feb
27% July
15
*17%
15% Mar
14% Jan
14%
29
5
7
31
30%
27
70
21
37 %
6
Nov
28%
15
78%
62Va
27%
36%
6
15 Va Dec
28%
31%
com 5
2% Jan
6
28%
1 Va
33% Jan
Jan
28%
33%
14%
78%
50
28%
1%
10% Jan
9% Apr 14
38% Mar 3
18,800
43
28%
33%
23
26
95%
28%
42 %
1%
31
3% Dec
12
28%
*93
33%
Dec
4
8
43
*42%
1%
36% Feb
12
28%
43
14%
101
56%
95%
27
28
42 %
8
28 5
J
14%
Terminal
6
1% Jan
35%
*98
*93
27%
*
43
95%
*93
27%
10,000
17%
Terminal
18
7% Jan
30%
.
95%
25%
60
GO
25%
17%
43%
Bush
9V8Jan
36% Dec 31
*42%
*93
25 %
25
33%
Burroughs Corp
24% Jan
4
95%
27%
*93
x26%
23%
-25 %
17%
3
99 Va Jan
Jan
2o%
106
53%
17%
7
1
13
25%
145
*105%
2.50
31% Mar
16
29% Dec
25 %
-135
106%
36,500
16% Jan
12
•
25%
-
10% Apr
2
25 >%
53
144
105 %
19
8
4
July
106
40%
92% Mar
29
16% Jan
144
*105%
34
Bulova Watch Co
7% Jan
26% Sep
107% Nov
*19
106%
5
Bristol-Myers Co common
3Va% preferred
Brooklyn Union Gas com
Brown & Blgelow
9
15% Jun
98
144
*105%
18
7
14
1,600
43
*138
53%;
*139
105%
32 7/8
14
Jan
53%
53%
53%
139
105Va
38%
21
Apr
4
53%
139
310
18%
19% Feb
91V2 Jan
16
8,600
33
62% Feb
23
Dec
17'%
39
Bush
93% Oct
16%
17%
47% Feb
25'.
17%
32%
12
4
17
1,900
38
Mar 15
14
31,800
1%
Co
11% Jan
56%
18%
Forge Co
79% Jan
41
51%
32%
Billiard
50
iey8
41
54%
39%
Buffalo
31
16%
49%
51%
I7V2
11
52% Dec
16%
40
38%
11
8
16%
40
32%
92% Feb
36% Feb
17%
39%
39
29% Jan
6
17
9,900
32%
20
Mar 18
17
60
59%
37
Mar 14
3
53%
1,600
86
*85
60
32
85% Jan
15
53%
34 Va
87
93%
16%
*39
5.9%
60%
32%
28
22% Jan
17
39%
87
37
Mar 12
76% Jan
16%
39%
33%
*85
60
15%
D^c
12
33%
*85
60%
36%
32 %
17%
30
16% Dec 29
34%
33%
87%
59%
15%
85
25% Nov
34%
34
*86
100
6
4
5,000
180
100
24
8
63 Vt
33%
Roller
Jan
8
63%
1 %
preferred
25% Feb
15% Jan
63%
33%
60%
25
Budd
11% Feb
63
33%
«
15
74% Nov
51,300
10,900
Maine RR—
22 Va Apr
18
451%
63%
87%
15
6
73J/4 Jan
44%
63
100
15% Jan
77% Aug 11
78% Dec 14
44%
1 %
Inc
20
8
70
44%
%:
1
17% Dec
73% Jun
102%
63%
33%
No par
4
2
33%
110%
102%
21%
Corp
11% Jan
84% Feb
33%
110%
102%
63
5
Bucyrus-Erle
5
33%
111'%
63
7.50
13
Oct
33%
1U2%
45
59
170,500
*110%
33
44%
*33
r
1x1%
45 %
*86
15,600
19%
102%
%
52%
10
Jan
88
J. i.
44%
2.50
33
3
1
*102
44%
1
21
80% Feb
102%
44
100
36 y8 Dec
Mar 14
lli%
102
"
33%
Co
12
16
1,100
97
18%
32%
33
*110%
102%
95
18%
169 %
Jan
37
33
33
111
98
18%
169
22
50% Jan
7%
7%
97
169%
Brunswlck-Balke-Collender
29
1,600
19
169%
23
17% Dec
341,700
9lJ %
172
Mar
51% Aug 16
7%
8 Va
52%
18%
19%
169 %
Mar
57% Aug 20
4,100
V/a
98
101
169
(Del)
15
11
300
52%
8'/a
46%
86
11
i
2,000
20
19%
19%
136%
31% Feb
10% Jan
55
54
46%
6
37% Mar 24
18
133%
6
25% Jan
*17%
46%
Jan
27
18
137%
20% Jan
74
12 Vb
46%
83
40
*11%
136%
22% Dec 30
Mar 14
500
12%
4G%
13
6
7%
4,500
15
136%
15
82
7%
55
148
*12%
46%
Jan
July 28
7%
7%
.
22,400
*145'%
134%
13% Jan
60
18%
7%
'
15
46%
Brlggs
15
97% Feb
2
*7%
99%
19%
52
;>■ 11,800
55
135%
24% Mar 23
28 V4 Jan
33% Aug
7%
19%
20
860
46%
46
148
46%
75V2 Feb
4
29
6
19%
19%
367/8
1007/s
21%
1 %
(The)
Edison
Bower
18% Mar 28
Mar 11
34% Dec
100
*12%
24%
36%
46%
132%
Bearing Co
Branlff Airways Inc
Bridgeport Brass Co
Briggs Manufacturing CoJ
4b Va Mar
54%
*145
15
*20%
100%
33%
preferred
et
15
35
10
55
145
%
37 y8
21 Va
1 Va
Inc
Boston
15
14
Dec
54y4
*13
15
24
8%
13
17
7,900
Common
Dec
32% July 27
Jan
20
54
,>
33%
Borg-Warner Corp common.
14
32% Dec
29% Mar 14
139%
*12%
143'A
54'A
139%
15
No par
Stores
3%%
11
18
53
101
com__No par
B
Borden
7
32%
111
*101%
r_4
Co
Book-of-the-Month
20% May 11
3
54'%
1 peso
Co
Ami Co class A
17% Jan
25% Jan
8% May
52%
102 %
18%
10
Co
3
58% Feb
6
7%
99
1
Chemical
Boston
53% Jan
•
100
(Delaware)
Airplane
Class
98% Jan
52%
142
100
CO
Jan
44% Mar 17
Mar 23
52%
*133
12.50
new
Mfg
66
31
":46%
100
10
17% Dec
47 y4
1
1
Bohn Aluminum & Brass
3
4
12% Jan
Boeing
15
39% Jan
6% Jan
8
3
Mar 24
20
46%
17%
Laughlln Inc
Blockson
20 % Mar 15
■„ 33
47%
5
Corp
Decker
32 % Dec
23
46%
16%
pfd series of 1951
Black
3
88 V2 Mar
101
101
1
Blaw-Knox Co
11
6
47'A
17%
preferred
14% Jan
May
46%
10
Blgelow-Sanford Carpet
22% Feb
28
101
1
6
-
36%
100%
17%
Co
4
Mar
*20%
37%
100%
17%
new
Bethlehem Steel (Del)
80 Va Mar 29
25% Mar 14
24%
36%
100%
17%
Foods
3
111% Dec
*20 Va
36 y8
100 %
100
Best
48% Dec
4
3,200
36%
53%
common
6c
4
24 Va
*20'A
56%
pfd
Benguet Consol Mining
Jan
1,300
39%
iooy4
55%
preferred
Best
50
59%
36%
59
—
3
30% Jan
24%
55%
Corp
Howell Co
4Va%
>
Mar
34
7,400
148 y2
39%
54
55 %
Co
3
17
143
59 %
100%
1
Beldlng-Hemingway
15
Mar 14
1,600
147%
99%
50
4%%
Packing
Feb
30
310
59'A
39%
*100
55%
2.50
14
29
109 3A
58
59%
36%
10
Inc
iy2Jan
32 y8 Dec
54%
•55
i
101
100
22% Feb
l'/eJan
23
27
*100
10
preferred
19% Mar 15
1% Dec
Jan
29%
109
57 y8
39%
No par
59 y2 Mar
% May 18
100
53%
54 %
50
Beech Aircraft Corp
Beech Creek RR
Feb
38
54
100
100
50
Corp
prior
Mills
42% Apr
100
*99 y4
100
10
common
Works
Beck Shoe
Mar 18
25
30% Jan
30 Va
109
59%
40
100
common
preferred
Iron
Beaunlt
31
3
17
146
59%
39%
100
Beatrice Foods Co common
2
27
56%
149
59 %
40
100
Corp
28
31
146
59%
No par
preferred
Dec
145 %
39 v2
noncumulatlve preferred__100
conv
Nov
144
59%
13
preferred series B
52 % Mar 14
24
Corp
preferred series C
4%V#
17% Jan
23%
109
57%
39%
(The)-Nopar
Baltimore Gas & Elec Co
3%%
5
30%
1x0
57%
59%
1
28
31% Dec
25
100
Inc
106% Mar 18
24
13% Jan
*10J
57%
7%
140% Feb
31 y8 Jan
7,200
30%
30%
109
*56%
51%
24
Mar 21
30%
30%
109
7%
Bayuk Cigars Inc
96
3,600
50 y2
6
54% Mar 24
44l/2 Jan
32,800
7%
17% Apr
29% Feb
13%
26%
50 y2
4%%
6
13 Va
26%
7%
4%
3
13%
27
20 Va
Amer
Brothers
11
1,900
13
26%
50%
Baltimore
Jan
26 y8
13%
27
7%
Bath
Jan
2oVa
13%
26%
50%
4'%%
22% Jan
26%
13 Vb
26%
26 "a
19%
of
Co
Barker
40
26%
2,400
12%
*17%
5
85
26%
7%
26%
:
17 Va
15
22
7%
17%
Apr
Dec 21
29
80
300
21
7%
7 y4
14% Jan
Dec
5,500
101%
7%
19%
72% Mar 29
90% Nov
Jan
81
32
21
7%
50%
61 Wilcox
e
3
26 Va Jan
50,800
96 Va
101
%
1
17%
17% Apr
22 % Mar 14
102
21
21
17%
Oil
104% Feb
•; 54%
12,200
16
15%
■
26%
7%
26
-r
143%-4
*20%
Bangor 6c Aroostook common
Convertible 5% preferred
2
7%
*100%
ny2
Barber
31
21
17%
13
Dec
25
13% May
102
*20 Va
12%
17
107% Dec
99% Jan
*100%
21
12%
25
Jan
100 %
•
66% Jan
50 % Jan
•100%
78%
77 7/a
16 Va
93%
12
36% Jan
87
Feb
133
77%
15%
90%
5
33% Jan
8
Jan
107
76%
16%
90%
($1.20)—No par
prior pref
(T)
13
41
77%
15%
D0%
12%
Jan
38% Mar
77%
11%
Jan
15 Va Jan
30
1
36% Dec 10
77%
11%
83
407/a Oct
2,300
11%
30
17% Sep
11% July
24% May
20% Jan
27%
No par
57'A Apr
Dec 30
27 Va
Mfg Corp (The) common
3
conv preferred
No par
4%
63% Apr
27%
•
'
12
45% Mar
27
59%
A—100
common
Babcock
4
Jan
105
27%
*12%
Baldwln-Llma-Hamllton
10
34 Va Feb
111% Jan
11
26%
—No par
Babbitt
8 Vt Feb 10
Mar 24
2,900
27%
39
$2.28
Mar 30
54
Corp
Nichols
Conv
24% Mar 30
Mar 31
ICS
100% Feb
18
114
18
66
13% Dec 29
26% Jan
Jan
11% Jan
20
75% Dec
«% Jan
17
18
6% Mar 14
Nov 23
8
4% Jan
42% Jan
Mar 21
19
7
Dec
7
49% Dec 29
14
41%
15%
30%
143
20
Automatic Canteen
8% Apr
12
41%
10
100
(voting)
convertible pfd series
Atlas Tack
Austin
41%
6
Mar 14
20
4
Common
4%
500
41%
90 Va
57
distribution
liquidating
Atlas Corp
Atlas Powder—
10
4y2
Lines-
Refining common
Preferred $3.75 series B__
48% Mar 31
4%
%
109
57
new_No par
I S3
W
11
Feb
4
&
25
Jan
4% Jan
Ex
30%
109
100
Line RR
Coast
14
Apr
5,100
4%
41% w
10
com
Atlantic
3
40% Jan
6,100
24%
41
50
Gulf
11
Feb
22
101
50%
21%
15%
13 Va
60
City Electric Go
Atlantic
8
58% Feb
5
37% Jan
59 Va Mar
4%
6,900
43%
Topeka 6c Santa
Preferred
4%
24 Va
41%:
89
26%
10
Common
13
5
40% Feb 23
101
Mar 17
60% Jan
50
23%
5
y2
4
49%
41%
77
•
7%
100
Associates Investment Co
Apr
149
*
41
Goods Corp—
Common
Jan
26 %
4%
*20%
12%
5J%
24
Shares
Apr. 15
41 %
267'a
21
26 y2
-
4 /%
26
the Week
Friday
14
41
26 Va
26
1
preferred $1.50 serles__No par
14% Jan
15
2.50
Arvln Industries Inc
Ashland
154% Feb
11
100%
7%
18
Jan
100
No par
11% Mar 23
131
Mar 24
89%
Carpet Co Inc
Artloom
30% Apr
110
47% Mar 14
2
Nov
6
89
No par
No par
*20 y2
Atlantic
25
15'/2
5
Atchison
61
77%
14%
Corp
Associated Dry
lllVi Dec 22
77 Va
com
preferred
$3.75
3
25
Jan
27'/2
Steel
Arnold
3
14% Jan
28
26% Mar 14
Nov 29
55
9% Feb
6
Mar 15
24
26
14% Apr
9
27 y4
49%
.
40%
26
41%
Apr
40%
49 %
4%
Sales tor
Thursday
39%
39%
v
PRICES
Apr. 13
x39%
5
5
Armstrong Cork Co com
102 V* Dec
26%
5
10
Corp
Corp
& Co of Illinois
6
65% Jan
92% Nov 24
49%
41 %
OH
25
11
49'%
No par
31
Jan
Apr. 12
25%
5
SALE
HIGH
Wednesday
11
40%
5
Archer-Daniels-Midland
22
Jan
Jan
Products Co Inc
P W
.
40
14
Dec
74
30
16
Mining
Copper
14% Dec 31
4
8% Apr
93% Jan
Oil Corp
Anderson-Pricbard
26 Va Dec
33% Jan
67
21.80
10
31
6% Dec
4
Anderson Clayton & Co
3
28
Apr
AND
Tuesday
Monday
Par
13% Jan
46
12
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
44% Jan
57% Jan
39% Apr
45% Dec 23
52 Va Mar 29
15% Nov 29
12
NEW
1
Highest
Range since Jan.
1954
Highest
Lowest
33 Va Jail
RECORD
LOW
STOCKS
Previous
April 18, 1955
59%,
:.26%
5,100
.
23,800
17,500
97 y2
.
26%
,<
180
50
59%'
.
1,800
62,100
600
Volume 181
Number 5421... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1785)
NEW YORK STOCK
Range for Previous
Year
1954
Lowest
Range since Jan.
Highest
8% Jan
EXCHANGE
Lowest
1
NEW YORK
Highest
STOCK
27% Dec
29
30% Feb
13
40'A Apr
30% Nov
12
30 % Mar 14
37
Carborundum
5
17
27% Jan
36% Apr
Jan
5
126
Dec
22% Jan
31
112
6
7
Jan
11
Jan
117
Carey
(Philip)
Mfg Co
20% Oct
224
25% Dec
30
40% Jan
5
63 'A Dec
31
55% Jan
7
463A Jan
4
62% Apr
13
58
6
49 % Mar,
1
53% Mar
51
Mar
1
.'56'- Mar
8
Jan
7
-20% Nov 22
18
Jan* 6
19% Mar
3
Carriers
&
General
3
\
19% Jan
3
Case
I)
Co
4
129 % Feb
26
85% Dec
27
13
13'a May
113
Jan'
44% Feb
17
19% Dec
23
29
Mar 15
Jan
3
J~un~~4
79% Jan
4
,
16'A Apr
4
66% May
29
98
26
115% Mar-16
Nov
102% Feb
10
4
81% Dec
30
77% Jan
Jan
4
30'A Dec
31
27
153A Jan
11
19 % Dec
18
28
21% Mar 12
>16
21
4%%
2
.
-
18% Jan 28
Celotex
19% Feb
5%
15
4% Jan
4
3
,
Dec
20
23% Mar 25
40% Dec
28
7% Jan, 6
37% Jan 18
54'/a Mar 24
82
Dec
22
79% Jan
73
12% Jan
15% Dec
27
14% Jan
21% Apr
.
'
-
31
;-8%
4
'
■
38'A Jan
8
47% Dec
21
45% Jan
19
112% Sep
30
109
Jan
26
8
24
15% Mar 15
25% Dec
28
21
,- 7
Mar 14
15% Jan
4
25% Dec
28
21
Mar 15
23% Jan
6
31% Dec
29
29% Jan
18
103/a Feb
26
14% Nov
26
13% Jan
19
20
6% May 27
20% Jan
Dec
10% Nov
29
41% Dec
4
30
17
Central
4%%
62%
62%
62
62
63%
63%
64%
63%
62%
62%
63 Va
52 Va
52%
52%
52%
52 Va
53
53
53
53
53
19
19
19 Va
*18%
19
16%
16%
16%
"
17%
19
16%
16%
17%
125 %
"124
"95%
47%
*104%
22%
*118
125%
94%
106 %
23
106
Va
*104%
79%
79%
30%
29%
29%
19%
19%
*19%
19%
8
21%
21%
21%
21%
1
9%
3
30
30%
30%
8,500
*19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
,19%
21%
21%
9%
21%
21%
21%
H
130
500
•
No par
55%
100
*86%
Elec__No par
No par
com
1-100
9%
47%
♦110
9%
9%:
56 Va
56'A
58
87
87
87-{
17 Va
17
:
'
10
16% '17%
47%
.47%
110%
9,400
57%
:57
57 Va
87
*86%
87
16%
17
16%
17
*86%
16 7a
47'%,
48
*47%
49
*48
"49
110
*109 %
57
.
~-
110
9%
'
1,700
*86%
•
47%
110
9%
9%
9%
v.G0
,
:
V/-,; 57%.
57%
9,200
100
87%
17'/a
,
8,500
2,100
110%
109%
110%
310
25%
25%
25%
25 %
25%
2.900
27 Va
26
27
27
27%
4,200
50
27%
15
Class
36% Feb
of N
A
J
class
West
Corp
B
11
Central
Apr
4
Central
Violeta
Ribbon
South
&
8% Jan
6
37% Mar 14
14% Feb
17
Century
50 Va Apr
12
Cerro
de
Chain
Nov
22
50
5
54% Feb
7
Mar 17
105
38% Aug 11
8Va Dec 30
30
Belt
Sugar
Mills
*26%
26%
27
27
5
32 Va
32%
32%
32%
9.50
Co
110
>
*17%
18%
'*17%
No par
26%
27 Va
26
27
27%
2.400
32%
18 '
32%
32%
32%
32%
32 %
24,200
18
17
17
16%
17%
*17
Corp
400
11%
12%
12%
13 3A
12%
13%
12%
12%
12%
13 %
6.900
48
49 Va
48%
50 Va
48
'
49%
47%
48%
47%
48%
24.000
1
24
24%
23%
24%
24'/a
24'A
2-i
2bJ4
26%
27 Va
43,900
10
Pasco
Certain-Teed
*47
48
47:
47
47%
48
47%
47%
*47%
48%
400
5
j
Products
Corp
Co
Champion Paper & Fibre Co—
Jan
11
60
98% Jan
5
108
May 12
2
Apr
Common
No par
Mar
9
109
Feb
3
$4.50
No par
Jan
6
68
Feb
16
Chance
6% Jan
27
9% Feb 25
25% Jan
>53% Dec
31
33 Va Jan
46 Va Dec
31
42% Jan
6
84'A Jan
94 % Dec
9
93% Jan
17
24% Dec
30
21% Jan
18
23% Feb
30% Dec
30
28
Jan
18
18% Jan
18 % Jan
27% May 14
38% Dec 17
33% Jan
18
44% Mar
27 Va Jan
38% Dec
16
36% Jan
19
19% Dec 31
16 Va Jan
21
23
13% Dec
12
Jan
6
12% Mar
5% Jan
Mar 14
43
52% Jan
15
3%%
27% Mar 25
Jan
convertible
Class
3
5%
Apr 18
preferred
100
A
40
preferred
50
Chicago Ind & Louisville Ry cl A_25
15
Class
B
50%
*106
No par
52
52
107%
45%
52
52%
106
/
>
107%
106
8
17% Dec
21
15% Jan
2
52 % Dec
29
45% Feb 16
63% Mar 10
11
17% Dec
30
14 % Jan
21
19% Mar 10
26
29
34% Feb
9
30% Jan
13
39% Mar 10
30% Aug 31
49% Dec
22
39% Jan
118% Dec
10
108% Jan
5
11
94
29
88
105% Nov
4
Dec
9
104
6
5
21% Nov
1% Jan
4
4
5
Dec
"16% Dec
31
5
35
1
53% Mar
11
142% Mar
45%
49%
*94
46%
45%
46 Va
44%
45%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
47%
47%
47%
49%
46
49%
46%
46%
47%
48 Va
1.800
50%
♦94
50
50'A
50
49%
50%
39,200
*94
96%
*24
96%
94%
94%
100
26% v26%
26 %
26%
x26 %
2 6'A
26
26%
26Va
26%
5.800
34
34
34'A
34%
*33%
34
33%
33 Va
33
33%
600
21.400
22%
23%
22%
42
42
42
'
40
40
393A
40
v
20%
20%
20'A
20%
16%
16%
17
17
41'A
40
40
1,000
22%
23
14,500
17%.
18%
20%
20%
20%
23
17
17
17
17%
24%
•
>;
23%
24%
23 3A
24 Ve
24%
23%
24%
24'A
24%
59,400
100
57%
58
57%
58 Va
58
58%
58%
59%
59%
60
22,300
17%
18
17%
18 '/a
17%
18
17%
18
17%
17%
10.800
11.000
>
36%
36%
36 Va
36%
35:%
36%
46 Va
46%
46
46%
46%
47%
>125
>125
140
100
com
convertible preference
1
Chickasha
4
Childs Co
5%
5%
1
96%
105%
105 %
105 Va
No par
11%
11%
11%
10
17%
17%
*17%
;Oil—_
Cotton
Chile
j;
Chrysler
Copper
96
4
1
common
convertible preferred
/
140
96%
preferred series A—100
cony
"Chicago Yellow Cab
15
4,400
No par
pfd
36%
$3
Apr
1.500
com—No par
47
5
58
23%
41%
40
35%
11% Apr
18% Apr
23 Va
41%
40
V,
47
22% Feb
4% Apr
80 % Apr
23%
41
40
<
36%
14
7
23
42
23
:
47%
11
18
23%
41%
40
23%
41%
%
47
105 % Jan
Jan
4,900
8%
96%
493A
96 Va
8%
1,700
35%
14
29
23,300
5
Jan
66 Va Jan
May 25
Pac
preferred series A
Pneumatic Tool
12
17
&
noncum
Chicago
97 Va Apr
Feb
Paul
A
120
46
8%
46%
51
106
44%"
No par
Chicago Rock Isl & Pac RR„No par
3
13% Mar 14
72% Dec 21
St
series
5%
1
■
Milw
5%
Chic & North Western
Mar 15
3
31
Feb
6
Chic
9 Va Feb
18
56% Feb
1
"17% Mar 15
10% Aug 30
11% Jan
25% Mar
6
51
106
106
44 Va
.
10% Jan
51%
51
*106
52%
106
47%
8%
1.25
Chicago Corp (The)
1
Chicago Great Western Ry com—50
2
18% Apr
Manufacturing
Chicago & East 111 RR com__No par
36% Mar 25
26
Cab
1
Chesapeake Corp of Virginia
5
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common—25
96% Mar 24
21 % Mar 14
31
3
503a Apr
preferred
Vought Aircraft Inc
Checker
42% Mar 11
Jan
7% Jan"
29%;
25 Va'
17
21
2,600
29%
"
37,600
■
26%
18
7% July
81%
27
49% Feb
'
81%
25%
28% Feb
Jan
81%
25%
7
92
81
121%
26%
23% Mar 14
62% Jan
'23%
23
*121
25%
43% Jan
Jan
106
%
23%
26%
14
63
1,000
25%
31
Oct
*104
4,900
26%
Co
Dec
Jun
130
98
49
81%
29
20
124 Va
49
121%
121
80
29%
25.700
*120
24
120
79%
230
400
17%
x97 Va
107
23 %
1,980
124%
49
*104%
"
.
53
19%
17%
93
49
107
23%
'
119.
96%
-
10,900
52%
*18%
124%
124
-
-
96%
47 Va
63 Va
;
10
RR
48
10
125.
•
95%
-
23%
,
119
19.
47%
v
47%
>104%
23%
119
125
94%
v
47%"
79%
No par
300
62%
52 %
52%
94%
100
'
62%
52 Va
47%
No par
6,50®
*61%
52%
*124
10
330
24%
.,
52%
,
6,300
116 %
24
16%
____
'
115%
19
1
12.50
common
62%
116
53
52 Va
_50
common
63
116
*52
50
1
63%
116%
50
27V4- Apr
•
28% Dec
35% Mar
35%
Central
14
15
4
14
35
Central Illinois Public Service
26% Feb
27 %" Apr
4
4% Feb
35
64%
preferred
12% Jan
22
34%
*63 %
4.20%
33% Jan
33
■',".7.600
24%
100
Illinois Light
11,600
33%
24%
5
"■
28%
32 %
24%
Corp
,N
27%
33
24 Va
commoii
4-
27%
24%
Co
Hudson Gas «te
Mar 11
112
35%
Share 3
27%
124%
Foundry Co
Central of Georgia Ry
5% preferred series B
6
35%
*116
the Week
32%
-
24%
Aguirre Sugar Co
Central
33
24%
-No par
Central
Apr 12
Mar
1
88
17% Apr
51% Feb
Jan
8
7
Apr
58
6
193A Jan
Central
10
5
105% Dec
5
.
28
32%
35%
preferred
'
.
Jan
20
27%
33%
115%
10
Corp
28%
,
35 %
preferred
100
conv preferred series A_10O
4%%
7
■
Oct
32%
2nd
15
32% Mar,
28
32%
115%
Light
Tractor
Preferred
28%
32%
36%
7% ; preferred
7%
28
115%
Celanese Corp of AmeF com
V
Apr. 15
35%
preferred series
series
(J
Friday
Apr. 14
115%
"When issued"
3
4
Steel
Caterpillar
Feb 10
81% Apr
Jan .27
■t
7 Mar 29
26% Jan
&
8a!es fur
Thursday
__10
Preferred $3
Apr 14
: Apr .14
122
6
.
-
104
8
.
Carpenter
.'
49
20% Mar 15
121
28
107% Jan
105% Sep
26% Dec
Power
PRICES
Apr. 13
Ohio Ry.100
Carrier Corp
126% Feb 15
47% Mar 31
101 %
Feb
64% Feb 13
15 % Mar 14
120% Jan.
Carolina
26% Jan
66
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SALE
Wednesday
Apr. 12
5
Co
HIGH
Tuesday
1
(The)
Carolina Clinchfield <fc
Mar
Monday
Apr. 11
Par
Capital Airlines Inc
Jan
17'A Jan
107
RECORD
LOW AND
EXCHANGE
4
28
STOCK
STOCKS
16%
16%
,
16 Va
25
25
49
49
*47'
49
73%
74
?73%
96%
105%
105%
10%
*10%
105%
11 %
18
*17 Va
*17%
74%
7 46
'
'
105%
4.800
ii
11
17%
17%
300
4%
4%
18,700
>16%
*
500
17
•-
2,000
44
44%
350
79%
45%
78%
"75%
76%
—
22.000
4%
'44
49
•
74%
—
97 Va
.'105%
.
;16 % >16%
16%
v 18%
3.500
140
95%
-
18
■'4Va
4%
'4%.
4 Va
25
Co
Corp
95%
10%
18
96 Va
105%
11 'A
,
*120
140
*120
140
■
95%
97%
105 Va
4'A
16%
*120
.
80%
222,900
Cincinnati ,Gas & Electric—
20%.Feb
18
97% Jan
-'4"
47
12 *
84% Aug 12
59% Jan
28% Jan
11
49
9% Jhn
25
Aug
105% Oct
9
23% Jan
17
15
100% Feb
16
27% Apr
6
103% Apr ; 6
18
•75
23
43
5
17% Dec
14
14
98% July 22
4
27% Jan
104% Sep
22
37% Dec
3
35
21% Dec
3
19% Jan
27
26
45 >/a Mar 14
'
•
5
Jan
15
Jan
27
4
"74
170
Mar 24
101% Apr
'V-"
C
14
Feb
3
103 Va Mar 11
15
21
C C C & St
92
Jan
17
65
Jan
28
93
Dec
27
68
Dec
31
110% Dec
28
Mar
3
'7
5%
71% Jan
4
Cleve
Jan
4
$4.50
Cleveland
96
111
108% Mar 30
Mar
Jan
4
75% Apr
4
42% Feb
73
44
9
44% Jan
25
24% Dec
29
20% Mar 14
25% Feb
14
Jan
7
59% Nov
22
56
Jan
4
72% Apr
7
24
Feb
24
42% Dec
31
36
Apr
12
45% Jan
10
2% Jan
17
Mar
4
3 % Aug 30
4
32% Mar 25
43
Dec
22
12
142
Oct
6
6
18
104
Dec
47% Feb
7
9
148% Mar 14
4
100% Mar
9
112
Feb
14
6
127
Apr
15
62 % Jan
4
10
7
63% Nov 22
54%
Mar" 14
4
95% Sep
90
Jan
14
12% Jan
20
20% July 28
17% Jan
6
15% Mar 24
24% Dec
31
21'
Mar 14
40% Sep
46% Dec
31
45
Jan
13
Apr
16
6
t
■<
95% Mar ' 3
20% Mar -7
25% Apr
1
48% Feb
15
41
Mar 22
52% Dec
31
49% Jan
27
50
Jan
29
61
Dec
31
59
Jan
6
Apr
41% Feb
30
58% Nov 30
56
Jan
3
88% Dec
21
79
Jan
41 % Feb
2
88
Dec
21
80
Jan
12% Jan
4
16% Dec
23
15% Mar 14
17 Va Feb
19% Jan
12
34% Dec
31
31
39 % Jan
4
11
Jan
63
Mar 29
74% Apr
17
66
Apr
6
98
98
preferred__100
Illuminating com_No par
preferred
No par
&
Special
6
Feb
17
81
9
45 % Mar 22
No par
Coca-Cola Co
Internat'I
Collins
Colorado
5%%
28 % Mar 15
preferred
com
series
& Southern
6
'7% Jan-'^4 *■"••• 43%-Dec
6
-,.12% Jan " 4
11
•-33% Dec
14
17% Nov
3
5% Jan
,
.-
"
17 a
Dec
6
25
~»
Jan
8
26
11 Vs. Dec
30
9% Dec
7
Apr
38% Jan
15% Jan
22% Octr"20
36% Dec'
Jan
18
'
'33
Jan
28
10
105% Jan
108
106% Jun
109% Feb
107% Mar
Jan
42% Jan
7
68% Nov 23
105
Sep
30% Dec
22
61
Jan
101% Mar
30
Jan
3
24
Marl6
12% Feb 21
27
50% Mar- 7
Mar
4
3
109
Jan
3
27% Jan
6
69% Jan
28
7
105% Jan
10
6
31
100% Jan
13
79 3A Nov
24
72% Jan
25
21
18%
18 Va
18%
18%
18%
18Va
18%
24%
25 Va
24%
25%
25
25%
24%
47%
106% Dec
footnotes
see
27
page
101
Mar
4
34% Mar
4
108 % Apr
14
Feb
18
83
103 % Jan
47%
47%
*61
62
.
47%
47%
47%
*61
61%
61%
5
1,000
60%
350
74
74%
72%
73%
73%
73%
65%
65 Va
65 %
66
96%
97
97
97 Va
97
97%
96%
98
1,600
94%
95
96%
96%
98
96%
98
96%
96%
1.400
16%
59,800
16%
X74
74
f
50%
50%
49%
50%
50
50%
23%
24
23%
23%
23 Va
38% '
39%
38%
39%
'
39%
39%
xl6%
16%
66 %
860
700
31 'A
31%
31%
*82 Va
83'A
*82 Va
50
50'A
49%
50
12.500
29%
29%
29%
30
8.500
70
-
50%
23.
39 Va
,
72
50 Va
22%
23%'
.
♦65%
39%
32
83%
71%
72%
6,600
220
5,700
50 %
51%
18.500
22%
23%
24.200
39%
-
40%
18,800
'
8%
8%
8%
8%
4,600
20 Va
20%
20 Va
20 Va
13,400
No par
22%
22%
22%
23%
23%
123%
23%
23%
23 V*
23%
10,900
•
33
33
32%
32%
33
33
*32%
32%
700
Corp—8
16
16%
16 Va
16%
15%
16 %
"15%
15%
15%
15%
13.600
49%
49%
49%
50%
49%
50 %
49%
50%
49%
50%
11,300
109'A
>109%
Coppermines
No par
Y com
109 'A
109 Va
109 %
109%
109%
500
37%
36%
37%
36% * 37'A
36%
36%
36
36%
5,400
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
17%
6.800
5
Corp
10
100
pfd
Stores Inc
Retail
preferred
preferred
Corp of
109%
36%
Gas
6%
Cuba
1
33
10%
24%
10%
10%
8%
8%
8 %
49%
No Par
No par
America—
110%
110%
49%
.110%
*107%
108 Va
108%
Inc
.-100
com—No par
No par
common
64
♦102%
65
104
33 Va
33%
106 Va
107'A
64%
♦102
33%
107
20
77%
78%
78%
No par
101%
101%
102%
30
10%
.
10%
23 3 4
4.200
33%
33%
33%
343/8
18.600
31%
*29 Va
31%
300
10%
10%
3,600
23 %
33%
30
24%
30%
*29%
24
33%
30%
X33
24
33
24
33%
31 Va
49%
preferred
preferred
23%
*28%
109
10c
10
Can
109
No par
Co Inc
preferred
32%;
1.33 Va
Corp
Laundries
32%
1
No par
Ind Corp
Common
$3.75
47%
60%
8%
Continental Baking Co
$5.50
47%
61%
20%
consumers Power Co com
Continental
47%
61
100
8%
Consolidated Textile
4%
46,000
19%
RR of
$4.52
25%
8%
Consolidated-Natural
-"$4.50
25 Va
19%
Electronics
-Consolidated
25%
6.330
8%
preferred A—
Consol
2,400
19%
Consol Edison of N
$5
18%
73
1
Congoleum-Nalrn Inc.
Consol
94
18%
65%
72%
*64
10
25
57%
93
47%
62
56%
:
8%
Consolidated
112
105% Dec
For
18%
<
19%
4
11
4
Jan
57%
94
Co
14
44 Va Jan
*903
■
8%
Consolidated
4
*903
♦903
19%
Consolidated Foods
54% Jan
*903
*903
20
10
3
90 % Jan
96
14,900
*92%
Corp
Container
101% May 25
20% Jan
4
127
Publishing Co—No par
Nast
51% Feb
Jan
124
123%
73%
17% Apr
11
125%
71%
17
7
123%
72%
11
12
123
122%
75%
36 % Jan
Mar 14
500
123%
122%
120%
Elec—5
18% Feb
Jan
112
29%
27% Feb
8% Apr
47
147
110
x57
Consolidated Cigar Corp
.'33
*144
29%
Edison
3,600
148
112
58%
1
13,100
*144
93%
—
14,400
Va
3
*110
57
Inc
37%
45
147
29%
6,
2l% Feb" 4'
44%
29%
7
110
3%
44%'
29%
7
Mar 11
49 % Aug
5
113
Nov 24
1
5
23% Jan5
3%
44%
50%
Mills
36%
3%
44%
50 %
Cone
37
3%
44%
Columbus
13
36%
37
3%
44%
50%
Conde
45 % Jan
36%
•
3%
48%.
29%
Commonwealth
108
*
21.500
49
11
10
69%
48%
11
12% Jan
23
40% Jan', 4~*' -47% Aug
3
107% Apr ^6 < 110% Dec 30
5Jan "- 4
,;26% Dec 27
68%
$4.25 cumulative preferred_No par
Carbon Co-.
No par
20
33% Mar
70%
Columbian
8% Jan
23% Apr
69%
16%
24% Jan
7
71%
83'A
47% Jan
21% Mar 14
70%
32
17
27% Feb
7,200
83%
19% Mar 14
*
70
22%
16%
38% Mar 14
23% Jan 26
44%
22%
93%
"
30% Dec
44%
22%
31%
Ohio
50
44
21%
57%
Co„
76
4.4
83%
Solvents
*74 Va
75
22%
32
Southern
99
44%
16%
Commercial
-
*74
83%
9
'
720
75
31%
26% Feb
12V->
5.200
109%
16%
6
17% May- 5"
68%
109%
16%
19% Jan
8% Jan
k68%
32%
22% Dec
8
*96
69%
'82%
Credit
2,000
99
16%
&
67%
194
110%
82%
Commercial
850
103
69-
32 Va
Combustion Engineering
67%
♦187
194
*96
69'A
5
3
*102%
>
68%
>187
s <
99
No par
53% Jan
13
103
68:
67%
94'/a
common
6
27
102
111
94
25
8% Dec
4,100
57
2.50
46% Feb
48% Dec
21%
111
95%
54% Jan
23% Jan
21%
♦145
94%
53% Nov 24
4
22
•„
147%
14
31% July 15
8
61% Dec
4
21%
*102'A
22%
112
65%
79% Mar 24
2,900
*145 %
73
31% Feb
36%
94%
Class B
40
36
93%
cl A-2.50
7,600
37%
57%
50
16%
105
37 Va
.
93%
B
Columbia Gas System Inc
15%
*101%
56%
Ry com—100
Columbia Broadcasting Sys
47%
16'A
105
♦110
*64 %
14
51,200
:
16
147%
*72%
Pictures
48%
48%
48
114
146%
♦110
100
Columbia
16,200
21%
36%
3%
44%
2nd pfd—100
12
19% Oct 29
x36
46%
110
*43
21% "21%
70%
71%
3%
1st pfd
Jan
30
38%
46%
6.000
110
69 Va
44%
noncumulative
34% Jan
15% May 11
*43
72
47
No par
Corp
Fuel & Iron
Colorado
44%
70
2.830
110
76
22%
390
66%
75
*75
21%
i
37
194
27%
101%
65%
*101%
105 .V.
-
27%
101 Va
No par
No par
.
Alkman
&
*96
69%
110 Va
44%
Corp—No par
com
10
Co
preferred
99
69
110
3%
No par
(The)—
Colgate-Palmolive
■:'s $3.50
*96
76
37%
67
*187
69%
44%
100
preferred_100
cumulative 2nd
XlOlVa
66%
194
110%
No par
Cluett Peabody & Co com
7% preferred —
4%
69
109%
x22Va
104
66%
1
Clopay Corp
•
11
_1
common
103%
*187
99
*96
*43
1
Inc
Foods
67%
121% .722%
194
*75
Molybdenum
Clinton
67
.
;
49 V
7 16 Va
36%
27%
65%
46 Va
•
47
*101%
37
36%
103%
103
*187
50
Clevite Corporation
Climax
22%
stock—50
4%
guaranteed
gtd
21%
*101%
37
noncumulative
51% Jan
Mar
7%
37
4%
85% Feb
22
Pitts RR
.
101%
4%
Apr
53% Dec
89
noncumulative
101%
15
Apr
7
Louis Ry Co com—100
Elec
Coca-Cola
Dec
86% Jan
1
Apr
111% Jan
22
125 % Mar 17
976
4
39% Mar 14
133 % Jan
38% Jan
•>12% Feb
15%
Feb
1
37
■
48%
16'/a
105
*
Feb
105
3
9
420% Jan
748%
15%
72
22% Mar
15
July
.Jan
48
16%
192
40% Feb
Mar 10
18
6
48%
15%
6
11
40% Aug 13
36% Jan
48%
14
27
44
10
—5
-100
Xicw_
Investing Co common
5 % %
67
102 Va
27%
102
103%
■:
46%
Feb
75% Sep
26% Jan
47%
Jan
2
68% Jan
46
Jan
5
.41% Jan
47
53
70% Jun
,
46
94
7
45
No par
Corp
v.0
65%
191
4
869
toci /ice
Oiues
City
<
65%
27%
27 Va
103 %
67
3
Jan
107% Oct
T Financial
27%
103%
103%
66%
27.
87% Sep
Jan
I
x27
67
Mar 15
107
89
103%
67
Dec
101
•53% Jan
132% Jan
27%
103%
10
Co
preferred *
City Products Corp
No par
City Stores Co common5
4V*% convertible preferred
100
Clark Equipment Co
20
210
May 12
2% May
-27%
100
;
Cincinnati Milling Machine
■
57% Dec
4
33% Jan
<
*
18
52% Feb
17% Jan
Mar 14
Nov
No par
J Common—
;4%: preferred
50% Feb
~
Jan
.
11
11
23%
23%
11
8%
8%
8%
8%
49%
49%
49%
50 Va
49%
110%
110%
110%
110'A
110%
',.110%
108 Va
107%
107 Va
108
108
(
8 Va
50
65%
104
33%
108'A
80
102%
65%
*102
33%
107
,
8%
67
66
*102
104
66%
66
104
108
34%
107%
33 Va
107%
79%
80%
78%
79%
101%
101%
*101'A
102 Va
22,
r
2.400
5,800
600
'108
210
67
4.400
104
33%
33%
8.200
107 Va
78
107%
78 %
9.000
*101%
102 Va
300
34 Va
106 Va
*102
8%
50%
111
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1.310
13
>
14
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
(1786)
NEW YORK
STOCK
Range for Previous
Year
1-J54
Lowest
7 Va May
10 '/z oau
7
10% Mar 14
Dec
6
14'A Dec
6
Feb
72
1
Highest
11 Vu Deo
10
19% Apr
13% Jan
4
22
22
Feb
3
6
23% Apr
Continental
7
21% Jan
15
12
45 % Mar 28
110
YORK
5%
STOCK
Continental
Continental
Continental
15
31
11% Mar 14
14% Feb
8
Continental
70
833/4 Mar 28
Continental
Oil
15% Jan
4
27% Dec
30'% Feb
Continental
19
Dec
8
25% Apr
22
20% Jan
36% Mar 14
48
19
Nov
1
24% Dec
31
21% Mar 29
24% Jan
31
24
Jan
25 % Mar 14
15
23% Mar
18
2
Mar 28
Cooper-Bessemer
10%
10%
10%
20 VB
20%
I' 20%
21
5
20%
21%
21
21'A
2iy8
1
40%
41%
41 Va
41%
42'A
104'/2
104%
Fibr*
104
14
6
Jan
15
Mar 21
357/8 Jan
3
54
Mar 14
64
25
48% Apr
5
51% Dec
31
50% Jan
4
36
Dec
7
48
% May 25
95% Jan
52
99% Apr
8
96% Jan
6
71'A Feb
24
52
Apr
13
12
95% Jan
12
Jan
2fl
101% Apr
80% Jan
Aug 25
91% Nov 30
20
90
Corning
Mar 25
182 Vi Jan
preferred
Cum
Corn
Dec
1
176% Feb
4
1
26% Nov
23
24 Va Jan
25
Apr
15
Cosden
5% Dec
9
5
Jan
7
6% Feb
18
Coty
1% Jan
4
2% Dec
16
2
Jan
6
2% Feb
18
Coty
28% J an
4
40% Dec
29
37 lA Jan
6
48% Jan
28
Crane
91% Jan
4
99% Mar 30
95 Va Jan
24
98% Apr
11
5
19 Vb Sep
185
30% Dec
26% Mar 22
14
28% Jan
29
32% Mar
7
17% July 20
13% Mar 30
29>/4 Jan
35% Oct
15
34
Jan
7
34% Jan
64% Nov 23
55
Jan
25
Jan
11
4
106
26
21% Jan
36% Dec
31
16% Jan
109% Dec
31
100% Jan
13% Nov
20% Jan
26
15% Feb
15% Dec
4% Oct
7% Dec
21
48% Oct
20
7% Jun
30
60
35
4
108
5
62
7% Jan
4
18% Dec
Jan
25
Jan
Jan
Jan
11
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
82
82%
81%
82%
81
29 Va
29%
29 VB
29'A
29'A
29 V*
22
22 V*
22
22'A
22
2 2'A
42%
40'A
41%
40%
42
23%
23%'
23%
23
50
48%
31
Jan
6
Jan
27
7
11
94
7
43% Jan
48% Nov 24
16
Dec
13'A Jun
8
4
25% Dec
37
Apr
Jan
5
Jan
13
94% Jan
11
12% May
46
27
9Va Apr
41
6
32
24
Mar
4
28
5
Aug
Nov 30
16 % Feb
30
Mar
74
Jan
Decca
20
101
■
66
Jan
Escrow
Detroit
etfs
22
Feb
1
32 y2 Jan
3
Jan
18
42 y2 Feb
28
Devoe
Diamond
38% Oct
1
Dec
35% Apr
13
33% Jan
12
53% Dec
12
35% Sep
111
30
33% Jan
Jan
Apr
4% Feb
17
B
15% Feb
18
4
40% Jan
31
13
114% Jan
11
47% Jan
6
63'A Feb
1
16
34% Jan
11
37 Va Jan
28
10% May 10
10% Jun 21
16% July 23
13% Aug 16
13% Jan
163/e Mar 16
Diamond
12% Jan
7
13% Jan
3
Diana
28% Mar 24
36
30 3/a Apr
1
35
Jan
3
8% May 17
40
Jan
4
57
Jan
11% Jan
11
11
12
95/a Mar 18
61% Dec
7
52% Jan
75
4
68
Aug
10
Feb
11% Jan
11
59% Mar
10
2
5%
9
34% Dec
31
30'A Mar 14
36
Feb
18
10% Jan
5
15% Dec
20
13 % Mar 22
15 3A Jan
3
14% Jan
4
18% Sep
7
33% Feb
2
47%
Dec~23
363A Jan
98
11% Oct
27
12
7
6
28% Jan
122% Oct
13
Jan
Jan
17
47% Apr
6
118
Apr
20 y8 Mar 16
24 3A Jan
12 Va Mar 10
14
10 % Feb
50% Jan
6
Apr
12 Va Mar
3
157
18
177% Apr
118
Jan
17
124
98% Feb
1
Jan
7
101
101% Nov 24
35'A Sep
6
49
12
conv
51
7
3
8
4
46% Jan
165
Mar
4
72%
4
172
67
Sep
1
170
52 Va Nov
24
45
4
27% Oct
13
24 y8 Mar 15
3
95
Jun
11
93
Mar 17
39% Dec
10
36
Jan
103% Jan
19
Jan
4
23
33
24
106
Dec
,
1
23 % Dec
9
,
Nov
1 % Jan
23
May
45% Mar
Mar 14
2
18
Apr
'
10
6
12
14
Eaton
Edison
6
45% Apr
14
105 Va Jan
6%
17
15
15
4
34%
34%
34 %
34'/a
34 3A
343/4
34%
34%
1,800
121%
1213A
353A
35%
14'A
4oy2
40%
_1Q
36
363/«
7% Jan
4
16% Jan
4
66
,?0
Jan
29
For
29
,
22% Dec
,,
29
79
4
.Dec
-
14% Dec
Dec
21
74% Feb
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footnotes
see
poge
2
21
27% Mar 24
25% Jan 21
10% Feb 23
*57%
57%
57%
57'A
56%
57%
353/4
*35%
36
353/4
36
35%
36%
22.
112
18
5
Co
7
15
15
13 VB
13%
13
13 'A
131/a
13%
13 VB
13'A
5,400
31%
31%
31%
31%
31
313/s
31'A
31%
11,400
10
10
10
10 VB
10'/a
10
10 VB
10 '/a
103/8
56
56%
57
58
57%
571/4
57%
58
58%
50
*71
15
15%
153/4
*10
57%
71%
71%
71%
71%
71'A
31%
32
31%
33%
34
34
34
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14%
14%
14%
15
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&
45'A
173A
467%
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100
com
1,700
400
34%
34%
34%
3,700
15 VB
15
15
3,200
45%
115
46i/4
114
114
46%
46'A
10'A
10%
1713/4
172%
10%
,
Co
Co
Corp
Emerson
Inc
10 '/a
103/a
10%
10%
10%
10%
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5,300
' 173%
172'
173%
174%
1755/e
177%
175 y2
177%
13,500
123
122%
123
123
123%
1233/4
124
124
101
101
101
35%
:
35%
35%
48
48
*52%
-
52'A
53
51%
52%
123
993/4
100'A
35'%
35%
99'%
99%
99 3A
35%.
35%
35%
48 V*
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48'A
52'%
52%
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53'A
52%
54
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53%
53 y2
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53%
53
53
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54
54
54
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16%
16 %
16%
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16%
16%
16%
34%
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34%
34%
35
453A
463%
45%,
45 %
45%
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27
27'/2
27'A
28%
28%
29%
26 Va
26
25%
26
253A
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743A
u
78%
77%
78y8
76%
171%
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51%
172
50%
21 Vb:
26%
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95
42%
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43%
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>
107
13'A
40%
4
15
95
44%
>
107
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14,800
283/4
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7,200
29
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76 3/4
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136,000
78
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170
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16,000
333/a
54
94
94
20
172
;
30
8,300
108
32%
18 34
18%
18%
18'A
18%
43
42%
437/a
43'A
44%
78,500
4 Vb
4'A
41/8
4'A
4%
4%
29,100
323/4
32%
32%
33
/
3,000
33 Va
7,400
19%
19%
19%
193/4
19%
19%
19%
19%
2,200
23'A
23%
23%
24 Va
23%
24%
23%
24'A
7,800
19>/2
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51
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517/a
33
33
51
50%
50%
51%
52
52%
52%
49%
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22%
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60
800
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52%
54%,
22
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22%
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26%
27'A
25
221%
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30
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29%
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29%
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26%
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23%
81%
81%
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72
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70 %
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•
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28
1
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45 y2
107
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50
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52
100
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54%
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45
107
51
No par
-
44%
52
100
i
26%
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Endlcott Johnson Corp common
4%
preferred
*
:
27
24
19'A
23%
3
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si
54
,
263A
41%
4
•
52
50
Gas
A
5,400
46y8
%;
•
170
34%
;
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40%
4%
33%
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18%
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51%
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50
series
50
4,400
46
•
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u
26%
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preferred
common
28%
i
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50%
10
Pittsburgh RR Co_
~20
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16%
34%.
463%
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1
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16%
34%,
,
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1
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v
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100
Mfg
300
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54
16 y2
.;
53%
53%
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100
Electric
10
52%
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Natural
12,100
'
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2nd
:
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48%
53'A
52%
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53
52%
52'A
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1,800
1,000
100%
35 3A
*53
2
common
common
Nut
preferred
130
2,300
.
1,700
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10
common
Emerson Radio Ac Phonograph
Empire District Electric Co
RR
14
54
5
common
conv
21%
14
53 y2
100
Co
Ind
21%
14
46%
119
53%
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Auto-Lite
Mus
213/4
*13%
46%
*115
523/4
.10
Inc...
preferred
Stop
116'A
213A
118
46 3A
116'A
47%
116
•
preferred
&
3,500
'
Co—
preferred
Paso
5%
2,500
74
*71%
.73
;
15%
50
Bros Stores
&
Erie
15%
16
15
-
Electric
Erie
700
13 Va
10
23
20.
1,800
35%
15%
Co
24% Feb
Mar
140
57
56%
,31%
Cigar Corp
Office
Jan
111
111
*35
13 Va
preferred
(E
Light
Equitable
83
112
31%
8
3
72
111
2
No par
Nem
Jan
1
112y2
35,900
21,600
14
Ig
"111
57%
353/4
50c
Gas
11
Jam
111%
111%
57'%
common
Equitable
76
6,600
10,200
3
20 Va Jan
,.69% Mar
36%
34,300
28% Jan
'
36%
17%
11
Jan
36%
77%
17
100
36
48%
58% Feb
2
36%
'36 %
17'A
54% Apr
Feb
2,500
36%
*
36%
48
6
96
600
413A
75%
17
33y8 Feb
23 %
40
17%
Jan
6
237/a
40
48 Vb
39% Jan
28 % Jan
14'A
23 %
40
75%
50
Mar
14%
23%
40
i7ya
17
2*%
14
233/4
40
47%
30
16 3A Feb
14%
233A
741/2
41% Jun
'
12,300
14%
24
41
173/4
54% Dec
'
14%
143/4
*23%
75%
11
3
4,900
48'A
25
3
3'A
*40
.24 VA
*15
5,900
71
3%
3%
2.700
357/s
17%
Oct
Jan
31/a
122%
35%
*69
71
48
35% Jan
13% Jan 25
3%
122%
35%
111%
2
new
Storage Battery
Elgin National Watch Co
25% Jan
3'/a
122
351/2
*69
100
1
Elliott
27
14%
121*
353A
71
No par
17
27% Dec
15%
3%
123%
1
25
July 13
3 Vb
'
35%
*69
50o
28
:
.
3%
122
No par
Ltd
Feb
102
3%
71
25
31% Feb
.19
7,700
J
*69
24
53
6
71
1
4
4
35%
2
Mar 14
Jan
1213A
35%
*69
A
Jan
92
121
1
23
22% Jan
100
Co
50
4
new.
preferred
Elastic
5%
>
13 Va
Products
5%
1,800
35
"
18
4%%
El
32,500
35%
74%
Va °k
Ekco
*35
343/4
29% Aug 12
52% Dec
8
20
35 Vz
RR—
preferred
Elec
20% Aug
35'A
18,000
Electric
15% Dec
35
22'A
Manufacturing Co
10
26% July 28
29% May 19
35
483A
Eastman
23
1
35'A
21%
Car Co
Stainless
5% Feb
4
38,600
35%
22
Rights
34% Feb
!;
74
35 Vb
* 15%
.
71
de
Eastern
3
8
48,600
72 5/8
35 3A
21%
preferred
5
4
16 Va
73%
48
Q
15
1
163/a
72'/«
34
217/a
preferred
4.20%
preferred
543/4 Apr
Apr
22 y8 Feb
16'/a
73
34%
21%
35'A
31
31
6
16'/a
70%
68
*100'/2
3% Jan
15% Jan
153/4
333A
:
67 Va
10
27% Feb
17
35'A
153/4
67%
12
Jan
35'A
No par
27
9% Jun
35
series
31
22% Feb
33%
$3.50
Jan
10
67
26
26
715/a
33 %
123 %
4% Dec
4
15'A
66'/2
20
68%
Apr
14% Jan
203/a
68
23% Jan
49
19%
15 %
No par
29% Dec
27
7,400
193/4
33%
series
6
16% Dec
20%
19%
22
Corp
4
3
20 Vs
193/4
180
'
68 %
48
11% Mar
10
20%
99'A
18'A
Airlines
443/8 Apr
99%
99'A
21%
4%
3
35% Mar 14
*98'A
99 %
65
Corp
231/4 Feb
99%
*97%
48%
Eagle-Plcher
Jan
12
*97%
99%
1,600
96
753/4
Eastern
28
96
96
3,500
45'A
173/4
Eastern
'95
*95
*95
29
:
48
3
175
96
96
300
74%
2
78% Apr
11
*95
*94
70
No par
Mar 28
1A Apr
Mar 14
Jan
96
goo
64%
(The)
Mar
30% Feb
v
45'A
96
-
.;;
213/4
Cp
35% Mar
Jio%
:
28%
453A
953A
95
*53
;f; 48%
28%
45%
953/4
*53Va
6
28%
29%
45%
50
6
13'A
95%
50
6
*123/4
29 Vb
53
,21% Jan 18
{g Apr 11
Dec" 31
29
473/8
Jan
13'A
453/4
52'A
Jan
♦12aA
46
*52%
27
123A
95
*47
35% Jan
123/4
29 %
50
22
,
13'A
15 Vb
$4.50
W
GO
5'A
33 Vb
Preferred
D
■
5'A
453/8
50
11
2,000
5 Vb
95
50
16% Apr
93
5'/a
No par
5
Duquesne
1
48%
93
48
*93
5'A
673A
Preferred
14
48'A
96
48
96
5'A
45%
19 Vi
48'A
48
*93
3,100
5'A
.
96'A
preferred
24
->
29%
preferred
37% Feb
13% Feb
283A
$4.15
85% Feb
22% Jan
*12%
53% Mar
20% Jan
100
13 Vb
:
68%
48
13
45
68'A
96
5»A
137%
68 %
No par
4.10%
24% Aug
9
25% Dec 31
47%
*93
5%
33 Vb
*136
90
V
common
Pont
$2.10
9% Jan
94
Common
53 % Mar 30
Dec
47%
94
Duplan
54
29% Deo
47
4
14
40
33 VB
137%
116
67%
13
14
4
2,900
33
*136
70
21%
50% Jan
12
33%
33%
33
123A
5
28
68,100
21%
53% Oct
18% Jan
21%
121/2
2
21% Apr
15% Jan
21
21%
12
8
213%
12%
Feb
Jan
20%
213A
52
,
21%
12%
51
14
21
21%
48% Jan
Dec 22
800
21'A
20%
137%
*94%
10,700
613A
70
5%
77/8
613A
12%
Apr
7%
*113%
62
21%
9
54% Mar
73A
114
62
33
International
4
Apr
7%
114
1
4
300
62
1
18
2,500
114
Drewrys Limited USA Inc
7
800
8%
33%
62
Dunhill
15
68%
8%
*33iA
*136
$3.75
Jan 21
73A
68
8%
213/8
convertible
54% Oct 25
15
112%
68
1,530
63
15
Apr 12
Apr 12
Feb
7%
112%
*110
8'A
33 VB
8V2
33
70 %
48'A Mar 22
53
73/4
*66%
83%
33 VB
*62
31 Vb Mar
'
8%
*32%
8y4
Co
3%%
54 % Dec
7
112%
8%
323/8
7%
7%
3
33% Jan
46% Jan 12
Mar 12
66
66
8%
323/a
33
8 Va
Industries
Dresser
13
53% Nov
10
Co
65
8'A
3,000
643A
Mines Ltd
13
3
65
8%
8
?3%
common
Chemical
7
Sep
65
8
137%
preferred series A
Pepper
l
9% Jan
23,800
7%
"
Dr
54
47% July
51 Va July
7,900
8%
8
70%
Corp
Cup Co
Dobeckmun
du
94% Jan
45
31
12% Aug 19
Deo
17%
*135 VB
common
Dome
30
170
17
70%
preferred—
Dow
29
11
173/8
31,000
50
Douglas Aircraft Co
41% Dec
115% Jan
17
33 VA
preferred
7
104% Dec
104% Jan
173A
common
2
4
13% Sep
17%
43'A
129
100
Co
183A Mar 31
15
23% Dec
177/a
3
49 Va Feb
23
4
173/4
20
class
91% Feb
Apr
75% Jan
Jan
18%
17%
33
20
Mar 15
12
,
20% Dec
7
18
41%
124
Light Co_13.50
43 y0 Mar 14
71
18% Jan
18%
41%
124
100
common
Motor
190
13
1
Corp-Segrama
Corp
Dixie
12
T
106
41
125
137%
Western
Ac
Match
cum
Stores
Dlvco
713A Apr
2
26% Aug
16
$1.50
*105%
41 %
42%
128
10
Distillers
Nov
Diamond
1053/8
105%
8,300
123
*110
50c
Ac
Alkali
105%
105%
/
Grande West
cum
10,709
1
Reynolds
4.40%
500
69%
70'/2
Vllblss Co.
Ac
14%
361/4
69%
*135%
A
Detroit-Michigan Stove
Detroit Steel Corp
De
14'A
*35%
70%
100
Edison
37
13
6
14%
36 Va
69%
18%
7%
Detroit Hillsdale Ac 8 W RR Co_100
3
2% Jan
14 VB
35%
71
42%
22%
Inc
for
105 >/2
42%
143%
36'A
70
1273/4
20%
common
Power
14%
*35%
18%
*63%
50o
Delaware
Mar 23
1,500
14%
127
63
Co
Lack
71
7
30%
18%
62%
pfd
series
Delaware
123% Apr 13
37% Mar 7
8
Jan
30%
_No par
Inc 7%
35 y2 Mar 28
33% Jan 12
3
31
17%
1
Inc
Rio
*30%
iay2
73A
No par
preferred
Delaware Ac Hudson
Ac
14 VB
105%
No par
common
25'A Mar
17
31%
17%
100
7%
Apr
200
31
2%
18
5
common
Co
98%
*105%
Inc
Records
Ac
42%
*971/2
36
Deep Rock Oil Corp
Deere
42%
98 y2
71%
common
2,800
9,400
2%
42%
36
43%
2%
2%
70%:
131%
4,700
42%
36 Vb
42%
21,700
6
*97%
71%
127%
160
29
5%
97 3A
14 VB
25
182
28%
6
43 %
703A
preferred
100
pfd
100
Sugar common.lO
5,200
43'%
*35%
106
182
28%
5%
50
87%
31
31
14%
182
27%
10
98'A
102
87'A
97%
No par
68 y2 Apr
51% Jan 18
18 Va Jan
6
30
16
Apr
18
6
*97%.
*100%
87%
43'A
5
common
98%
102
87%
99
common__2.50
*98
23
116
31
100
39% Dec
7
30%
__2
Amer common
Rubber
33% Dec
4
*97%
C
Dayton
8
Jan
42%
98%
Corp common
2.50
5%
convertible preferred
20
Daystrom Inc
10
Dayton Power Ac Light common
7
10
101
(The)
Corp
preferred
Feb
27% Jan
42%
98%
Stores
20% Jan
18
Corp
*97%
*100 3/4
2%
42%
100
J
Corp
July 19
8
2%
2 V2
A
3% July 21
15 Va Dec 31
30
2%
_25
preferred
Denver
2'A Apr
2%
series
35 y2
35
2'/2
3.90%
23
8
68
5%
8%
3%%
13
223A Feb
34
117% Dec
6
*32'%
Davega
182
27%
6
Preferred
99 Va Apr
1
8
1
*179
28%
98 '/2
102
6
95
35% Oct
11
273A
180
*5%
100
4
62'A July
l&i y2
275/a
27%
B
353A Apr
28% Jan
181%
179 y2
1
series
6
12
/
27% i
100
Corp
3.75%
6
55% Jan
88%
100
23
33% Aug
87%
A
45'A Feb
1
*97%
*100 3/4
series
31% Jan
Apr
98% '
3.75%
14 3A Jan
27
*97%
100
Preferred
12
20% Dec
98%
22,500
Preferred
14
3
63V4
4
Jun
18% Nov 23
4
62%
18
Mar
35% Nov
May
63%
46 3A Mar 22
95% Feb 14
17'A Jan 17
12 Va Jan
62'A
96% Jan
13
Dec
64
96% Jan
26
57
2,200
63
2
93
55
800
341/4
62%
preferred
Dana
190
53%
59%
93 % Mar 23
1
19% Jan
4
32% Jan
Jan
17
13% Feb
26
Nov
l
Mar 17
6% Jan
6
101% Oct
11
24% Jan
95
48%
53%
33%
33
60 VB
88 y8
Cushman's Sons
48%
53%
59%
98'%
Cutler-Hammer
43%
53 V*
33
5
42% Jan 17
Aug 23
97
4
27
35% Jan
14
23
27
96% Apr
50% Mar
27
12 3A Jan
14% Mar 15
11% Jan
;
7
16
24
common
5
Class
8
Jan
75% Feb
6
Jan
5 Va Apr
92
Aug 20
35y8 Feb
140
23'A
2,900
33%
Drug Stores Inc.-2.50
Publishing common
1
Prior
"m
9,109
6,000
523/4
Cunningham
$7
8,900
43 VA
52%
non-cum
Curtis-Wright
293/a
23%
42%
33 VB
No par
6%
29 VB
22%
33
/ 101%
Seal
29%
223/a
41 ;;V 42
52%
88
Cudahy Packing Co
4%%
preferred
23
*48%
.\j
32 y2
101
Cuban-American
Curtis
50
293%
}
52 y2
87%
&
Press
*48%
50
101'A
convertible
Cuneo
*48%
23'A
8,200
51%
preferred
RR
233%
20,900
32%
„.
Zellerbach
5%
Cuba
23%
3,100
12%
82'A
21%
,
87%
Wheat
110
12%
82%
*99'A
Crucible Steel of
23
56% Jan
26
91
Feb
23 y2 Mar 18
116
6
135
8
4% May 18
11
67% Feb
Jan
28
30% Jan
90
97/a Jan
4
1
10
59% Mar 14
27
87 Va Jan
Feb
15% Jan
106
6
Aug 17
64% Dec
15
9% Mar
35
7% Mar 29
2
24
63 y2 Apr
8% Mar 14
31% Mar 29
Dec
33% Dec
7
39
8% Feb
136% July 20
11
134
18% Mar 29
Feb
59
7
108
108
43%
51%
common
Cork
108 VA
108
/
32%
preferred
$4.20
Mar 23
20% Mar
5
9% Aug
54% Jan
93
136
29
Dec
7
6% Jan
31
Dec
$2
43
1
preferred
Crown
42%
50
International Corp
Crown
42%
12%
1
of
42%
20,600
3,200
series of 1947.100
Petroleum
Cream
23'A
81'A
50
:
preferred
Co
22 VB
Corp
Inc
3%%
7
11
45'A Mar 23
13 Ve Jan
29
9% Jan
27% May 14
6% Apr 19
104% Jan
9
3
36 y2 Mar
71 % Apr
32% Jan
72 Va Jan
11% Jan
4
106'A Feb
Nov
101 «A Jan
7%
3
22%
Refining common_25
pfd 3%%
Products
3% Mar 16
174% Jan
series
Electric
Glass Works
3 % %
21:%
13%
5
series
Dublller
1,809
22
106%
21'A
82 Va
5
common
5%
pref
Preferred 6%
Cornell
25
98'A Jan
98
13
102
Convertible
21
53'/2 Apr
32
Jan
44% Mar
21 % Jan
Co
7,800
21
12%
14
Shares
10%
ioy2
21
41
1
Corp
Couperweld Steei
10%
20%
81%
'
3
10%
•
1
Corp
.
105
10%
the Week
Friday
Apr. 15
;
8
Range Co new__
Copper
Apr. 11
10%
Delaware
of
Steel
Sales for
Thcrsday
20 VA
Motors
24
PRICES
Apr. 13
10%
insurance
Apr
13% Dec
75% Nov
SALE
Wednesday
Apr. 12
20%
Foundry & Machine
4
Jan
HIGH
Tuesday
Apr. 11
25
preferred
Diamond
AND
Monday
Pat
Cop & Steel Ind com_2
convertible
,4
7% Jan
52
RECORD
LOW
EXCHANGE
6
,40% Apr 11
93% Mar 14
29
Dec
102
15
NEW
Range since Jan.
Lowest
Highest
17 Vb Jun
EXCHANGE STOCK
STOCKS
•
Monday, April 18, 1955
-
82 3A
72
'
:
99%
*
'.25%
'-io3A
23 y8
23%
,
'99
:.?2.%
*70'A
26
•
10
24
:*
;823A
72
30
/ 8,400
/
'
%
100
38,300
-*...4,000
,,
30
Number 5421... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Volume 181
j
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
for Previous
i(e
Year
STOCKS
19S4
Range since Jan.
Highest
Lewest
Lowest
11 % Jan
4
26% Dec
27
12 y» Feb
16
14% Dec
29
1
1% Apr 26
2% Dec 31
20% NOV
1
9% Jan
11
13% May
27% Jun
17% Apr
2
19
Corp
Exchange
29% Mar 31
Fairbanks
21% Feb
7
7
Fajardo
Sugar
17% Mar
7
Falstaff
29
11
72
Dec
6
29
30% Dec
16
3% Apr
a
10% Oct
13
6
Aug 16
22% Mar 14
25
Feb
4
70
73
Feb
15
34
Mar 16
26% Jan
13
14
25
Feb
18
11
3
9
57
Jan
4
5%
7
50
Jan
3
5%%
18
38% Feb
13
13 y4 Mar 14
17% Jan
4
5
52
8
47% Jan
16
32y«Jan
27
Jan
19
56% Apr
34% Dec
16% Dec
21
19y«Dec
Mar
34% Mar 14
40V2 Jan
24
Federal
58
Dec
8
52% Jan
25
59% Feb
10
Federated
30
9% Feb
4
13% Feb
23
Felt
4
10% Apr
32% Dec
15
110% Dec
29
76
Feb
14% Jan
12
29
41% Dec
Sep~24
49% Feb
Jan
18
13
10% Oct 21
42% Dec
22
98% Jan
104% Dec
3
16% Nov
21% Apr
38% Sep
35
23
28
57% Nov 22
38% Jan
Aug
48% Sep
23
93% Jan
101% Nov
5
53
Mar
40
62% Feb
9% Mar 14
38% Jan
102
3
17
13
50% Jan
3
5
43% Mar 15
99
13
101
Jan
46% Jan
25
53% Apr
112% Apr
99"% Jan
13
4
100% Dec
13
97y4Jan
12
Jan
11
38% Dec
9
32% Jan
17
6% Jan
4
9% Dec
21
8% Jan
7
10
Mar 22
102
Feb
28
12% Dec
10
4
76% Nov
12
68
Jan
Jan
7
15y4Nov
19
14
Jan
4
38% Dec 29
4
92
29
4% Nov
Deo
7% Aug
a
13% Mar
7
26 y4 Mar 14
31
Dec
0
Jan
6% Mar
6
14
41% Jan
13
38
Dec
17
32% Jan
6
4
40% Dec
21
7
41% Aug 23
3% Apr
12
35% Jan
18
6Vs Dec
27
5V2 Jan
5
Dec
2
30% Jan
6
37% Nov
17
32
31
10
26 ya Mar 15
33
22
4
103
Jan
38
Jan
13
9% Oct
25
Dec
11
135% Aug
107% Aug 27
105% Jan
24
57 y4 Jan
6
148% Feb
4
33% Dec
9
10 Vt Jan
18% Dec
Feb
10
139
Jan
28% Mar
107'/2Mar
64'A Mar
4
11% Jan
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1
$4.50
136
131
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1
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5
17
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7
6%
48% Feb
9
80
Mar 29
46% Jan
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55% Feb
37% May 17
9% Jan
5
56% Feb
4
94
Jan
8
8y«Oct
25
60 y4 Jan
48% Jun 25
5
14% Nov
24
80% July 22
Mar
101
8
13% Jan
1
12% Dec 28
10
Feb
66% Jan
Jan
4
123% Feb
> 58% Jan
26
146% Dec
10
4
98% Dec
31
118% Jan
4
126% Oct
29
Jan
4
102% Sep
28
99 y4 Mar
11
33% Dec
29
29% Jan
3
120
Mar
136% Feb
7
Jan
~4
57 y4 Jan
4
3% Jan
4
28 y8 Jan
18
52%
100
Jan
44% Jan
17
Jan
4% Jan
39% Jan
100
111
127
Jan
3
101'A Apr
11
105% Mar
Aug 16
Mar 17
48% Mar
106% Feb
99
98
98
44%
43%
45%
22,200
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10%
11%
2,500
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12%
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12%
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12%
3,600
75%
76
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1
5
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37
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37
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28
27%
28
27%
28
27%
28
27%
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7
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2
26
22% Feb
16
66'/2 Apr
12
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31
42
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31
47% Dec
29
50% Jan
6
Jan
18
62% Apr
15
27
7% Jan
3
34'/a Apr
11
41% Mar 14
42% Jan
49% Jan
3
5
Grace
(W
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&
Jan
3
12% Jan
5
17% Apr
1
Graham-Paige Motors
Granby Consol M 8 &
6
7
Grand Union
Co
29
26
Dec
31
22% Jan
6
61% Apr
29y2 Apr
Granite
62%
*124
7% Mar
29
Jan
8
Dec
31
40% Aug 18
100
Mar
2
10% Dec
2
126% Jan
35
Jan
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18
155
93
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13
9
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15
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5
37
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15
17
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3
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13
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2
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27
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9
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29
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4
22
Dec
31
4
154
Oct
27
143
78% Aug 17
33% Feb
1
69
20% Mar 22
24% Feb
conv
31% Dec
17
Feb
149
Feb
34% Jan
30% Mar 14
26% Mar 15
Apr
75
23
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,
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34%
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43%
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com
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29
29'A
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149
1,300
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155
154
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38 'A
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39%
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98
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20
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36 %
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149
148
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32%
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35% ,36
79
28%
28%
31%
2%
>
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"44%
i
37%
148%
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97
35
23
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33
100
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28%
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58'A
45
2%
2%
15%
59
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78%
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,
149
35
preferred
No par
Prop—No par
Paper Co
25
preferred
!
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Bay & Western RR—.—100
Green
(H L) Co Inc
1
7%
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34% u3*%
43
Iron Ore
Ry
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6%
.
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100
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59%,'
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34%
'
Mar 16
>
43 Vb
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131% Jan
:
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—5
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Dec
42% Mar
6%
—1
preferred
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60%
4
(The)
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$2.25
>
28 Va
80
44%
600
101 %
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'
140
4%
36'/a
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44
38%
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64 '/2
5
35%
—-
124%
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140
4%
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124'/a
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98%
:
64%
64%
31%
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27%
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8
50%'{;:
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35%
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common—12.50
preferred
100
City
36% Dec
20% Jan
32
44%
32%
54%
60"
4
18
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*122
5
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2%.,
16%
4
Jun
101 Va
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11
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124%
44 %
58%
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97
125 Va
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95%
101
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Apr
143
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64
63%
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5
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—5
17
28
63 >/4
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35%
100
100
—1
1
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—
54
73
145
121'A
121'A
120%
121
95%
124%
101%
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138
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95 Va
124%
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10c
J
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50% Jan
5
95%
5
Co
Batteries
Gould-National
27
19
121%
140
121%
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49%
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24
Apr
2,900
11%
70%
>
31%
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29
,
7,900
11%
70
51%
& Rubber—
Goodyear Tire
Gotham
2% Nov
£4% Jan
11%
72
11%
69 V2
50
i
13% Sep
86% Jan
800
11%
71%
11%
69
31%
10
50% Dec
33
3,000
5,500
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49%
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12
4
17
81%
99%
11%
.
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28
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17
81
69
95%
1,400
17
11%
121%
2,600
s
81
68%
145
150
135
16%
68%
10
Jan
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80
80%
17
81
11%
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31% Apr
14% Jun
7
16%
80
17
80%
98%
v
4% Apr 21
29% July
1
4
2,400
♦133
134
80
31%
Inc
(B
100
28
•
54% Dec 22
7
Co
132%
49
Telegraph Co
Stock
92
53
27%
<
27% Jan
,
&
132%
49%
common.
Goodall-Sanford
6
132%
31 %
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Jan
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>
27%
27%
48%
(The)
17% Jjxn
16%
27%
31 %
com—2.50
Jan
Gold
17 Va
94%
—1
20
preferred
51'A
27'/a
1
Co
59% Jan
10,800
98%
121
100
9
160
10,800
20%
No par
Co
Corp
8
8
33%
20'A
81
10
6
20
33
21
32
3%%
64% Dec
33%
20%
68
Corp common_No par
26% July 30
33'/4
99%
101
Corp
Brewing
34'A
21'/a
11%
100
Rubber
;
1
124%
Corp
7% Feb
f Nov
16%
80
101%
4 y4 %
Co
•
124%
preferred
Goebel
70
32%
21
*98%
cora.No n<r
38% Jan
162
9% May
3
Dec 14
60
15%'.
51%
10c
6
26
:
15'A "
50%"
No pair
preferred
Glidden
"'
19%
69'A " 73'
Corp
1
preferred-No par
Utilities
2
y
19%
Eqp
30
137% Apr
89'A
No par
Railwav Signal
11
145
145
146
146
146
100
3,400
4,200
.
20%
31%
20%
10%
159,600
$4.50
44 % Mar
21%
60%
10%
*145
146
31%
60'A
11
106,300
96 % Mar 30
Dec
20%
.10%
*145
31'A
61'A
10%
*106
53
17
8
31%
60%
107/a
107i/2
68%
90% Jan
42% Dec
146
*145
106 Va
62
10%
52%
90% Nov 29
4
xl0%
66%
Brothers
26
11
107%
61%
♦106
*106
-107'/2
60%
61%
61
10%
52%
(The)
6% Feb
107'/2
60%
68
Gimbel
28% Jan
«106
5
51%
Gillette
8
100
2.50
65%
6
Jan
SO
500
7,100
4,100
37'A
52%
17
29% Feb
67y2 Mar 14
3b
69%
16
24% Mar 14
20
35%'.
51%
73% Feb
8
36'/4
68'/4
24% Apr
31
36 y4
69%
51%
18
Dec
5,900
37
15%
Jan
3
21
3,100
7'A
l5'/e
preferred
preferred
Georgia-Pacific Plywood
76% Dec
39%
7%
68'A
Time
30% Dec
*35%
39%
7%
19'A
Telephone
4
36'/a
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37
40'A
7%
15%
General
4
40
7'A
•19'/a
General
11
40'/2
7%
*15'/a
3
Jan
39%
7'A
19'A
15
13y4Jan
40'A
7'A
15%
39% Jan
10% Jan
>>'
7'%
19'A
45% Apr
46
4,400
39%
40'/2
1,000
-
*15'/a
Cement
Public
6
3,200
44%
46%
37%
Advertising
General
13
33%
43 »A
19%
6
Jan
33'A
44
36%
common—5
General
86% Mar 28
46%
33%
43
15'A
18
98
47'A
33%
45
19'A
22
7
*46%
33%
44'A
*15 '/a
32 y8 Oct
Mar 14
47%
33'A
45'A
19%
Shoe
Jan
♦46'A
33%
'
36%
Refractories
Jan'li
47%
45
47
1
36'/a
Realty & Utilities
93
6.700
,
132'/2
General
82
2,800
15,900
10
19'A
General
45%
6'/a
29 V2
9-4
132'A
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8
6 '/'a
29'A
lu
133
2
27
6'A
30 '/a
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,
33 y2
47V2
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6'/8
29%
10
133
28
Dec
9%
92
1774 Mar 24
84% Oct
6'/a
30 "A
30'/a
9%
53
59JA Feb
96
1,040
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33% Mar
4
90%
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6
16
30'A
9%
No par
&
90
54%
0
75% Jan
29'A
9%
47
(Delaware)-l
4
Tire
90'A
6
6
29%
9%
5
15
General
90'A
92
26
59% Apr
6
20,100
*52
14% Jan
72% Feb
6'/s
38%
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49% Jan
47
6
37%
90'%
90
38
89
26% Jan
4
90%
37%
27'/a
9
29% Jan
90%
2,100
38'%
y8
29'/8
;
50
Service
4%%
38
53
13
Jan
38%
38%
90%
•15'A
27'/a
31
35
38%
15%
53
15% Sep
34% Jan
15%
88
30 % Dec
12
y8 Dec 31
90%
12%
77
76
•15%
*15%
89'/2
53% Dec
13
38%
16
150
27
4
43% Dec
12%
75%
♦97%
55
12
37% May 21
12%
75%
*15%
—10
Public
100% Apr
99
310
27
28
7
*98
20
112
♦109'A
*52
Jan
28
98
109
2,300
50
12% Jan
Jan
X98
109
1.66%
41
99
110
9,200
52%
10%
com
20% Apr
25% Jan
110
51%
43
series
$3.75
$2.90 convertible
5%
110
52%
51%
.100
common—_2
General
7
110
24..J00
50
100
10%
preferred
Precision
36 % Apr
53 'A
64%
49%
*99%
com„No par
Corp
General
7
52
64%
65%
49
100
48%
100
45'%
100
convertible
15
Mar 28
5% Mar
52
64%
48 %
100
44%
com_—No par
preferred
67'/a Apr
51%
*99%
10'A
5
Inc
Portland
127
65 y4
64%
47%
47%
100
11%
common
General
64%
47%
10
45%
Foods Corp com,
preferred
16
6,000
10%
Co
14
1,600
48
44%
preferred
33 V4 Feb
22
47
11%
preferred
Co
Outdoor
22
48'A
45%
No par
Investors
Contract Corp
Preferred
21%
47%
99
preferred
57% Feb
I
3
33
$5
21%
48 y4
64
*35'/2
Corp
General
22%
47%
103'A
11%
No par
Motors
*21%
42
103%
44%
*135
5%
3%%
General
2,700
10,000
42%
104'%
98%
100
preferred—100
3
10%
42%
41%
•103'A
111
No par
21
130
1,600
43%
*99%
51%
Instrument Corp
6
107
51
10
10'/a
4.700
54%
104 y2
22%
64
10
54%
42%
47
47%
10
10
54'%
15.3J0
107
*103 y4
22
100
54%
%
60'%
107
42%
45%
63%
55 y4
3,400
o 1
60'%
107'%
6,200
104%
*103%
22 %
Mills
11
10
42
107
100
119
~>%
60'%
59%
107
54%
54%
117
0/%
60%
60%
107
118
117
37%
36%
60%
45%
10
Co common
Electric
36%
22
General Dynamics Corp com new_3
$3.50
43
117
115
107
10
10%
Corp
preferred
Transportation
2nd
36%
58%
104%
47%
Corp
American
Cigar
114
44%
General
3
100
10
common__l
preferred
General
36%
41
*103%
General
Feb
13
9
34% Aug 19
Dec 27
18
Container
series
3G%
1
147
6
Nov
44
25% Mar 26
1C0
Nov~24
4,800
23
107% Jan
24
4% Dec
34%
Feb
43% Mar 14
25
34%
No par
1
122% Jan
3
89% Mar 14
122% Feb
34
preferred——50
General Finance Corp
75% Mar
7
95 v
124% Mar
33%
71/4
General
13
8
22% Jan
119
34 y«
15
6
22
33%
99 % Apr
10
78% Nov
,
1,700
34%
*99%
Inc
17 '/e Mar 25
8
Jan,
94% Feb
16
H'%
l
81% Mar 17
6
75
7%
Mar 11
6,900
58
11%
39'%
1st
29
37%
57%
11'/a
1
conv
Dec
37
58
11%
2
4%
15 Ve Dec
37 y4
57%
11 Va
34%
4%
19% Dec
37
57%
11%
*11%
45
General
131
37%
57'/«
11%
45
19
3
15
37
57%
33%
16
8
Jan
37%
57
3
11
11
36%
1
:
28
Jan
7,400 r
15
prelerred
89'/2 Apr
55'/2 Feb
18
14%
1
General
"4% Mar 15
13%
No par
common
16
45% Jan
13%
'51
$8 preferred
15% Nov
-)
Co
common
Feb
83% Mar 18
13%
10
Co
22
27
14
10
6
31
200
48%
100
10
29
*46%
13%
54
General Bronze Corp
Dec
48%
No par
23
Dec
♦46%
14%
5
Co
36% Feb
Dec
48 y4
13%
54%
preferred
147% Mar
89
♦46%
7,300
52%
13%
53%
common
3
29
•52
2,100
1
7
49
54
48
107
(The)
Cable
*51
13,100
36%
7%
Jan
Jan
52 y8
8,300
6
11%'
36%
59%
Amer
3
52%
30%
37
_5
pfd ser of
Baking
11%
37
No par
Industries
General
11%
37
107%
Co
General
11%
36%
59%
Co
Inc
2
11%
36%
100
21
11%
36%
♦46%
107%
common
convertible
12
5%
14 VB
100
(The)_—,
Corp
Wood
76
29%
6'A
36%
6.25
com
(Robert)
Co
•71«
29%
48
114
(The)
Inc
75
5%
36%
113%
Chem
29
6%
6%'
48
113'%
&
29 y8
♦71
30
52
Y__10
Fire Ins N
convertible
Garrett
1
52
54
34
Gardner-Denver
25
11%
33%
15
17% May
Jan
Co
Gamewell
12%
337/3
29% Jan
30% Mar
122
Mar
37% Apr
28
Jan
18% Jan
71
45
3
65% Nov
3
9% Mar
Mar 14
5%
5
11%
6%
11%
*52
75
•71
30%
6%
11%'
Gamble-Skogmo
7
75
29%
ey2
57%
preferred
Galr
11
*71
29%
6%
36%
Trailer
Gabriel
Feb
75
29%
1
1
48y4 Mar
2,600
1
Stores Corp
Sulphur Co
3
39
10,400
5
Corp
7
46'/2 Apr
46% Feb
35 y4 Mar 14
16%
24%
11%
Sugar
Co
16'/a
24%
50
Co
31% Mar
18
Jan
22% Jan
24% Jan
4%
16%
24%
No par
10% Jan
25
43
4
16%
24
50
preferred
Freeport
16%
24%
36%
convertible
Franklin
16 %
24 Va
1
A
Stores
Foster-Wheeler
4
Feb
16%
24«/a
57
Machinery
Francisco
16%
24
5
3%%
;
4
5% Mar 15
31
Dec
7
7
16%
24'/«
5
Co
Light
1,400
16%
24
*70
5
Inc
200'
1
common
ser
♦2
4,500
50
5
&
91% Jan 10
10
18
50,200
17
Mfg Co
cum
88% Mar 30
31% Dec
20% Jan
5,900
17%
17
Stores
Freuhauf
4
25% Jan
27%
16%
17%
Power
div
39% Mar
4
May
27%
17
17%
(The)
34% Mar 14
13
25
27%
16%
17%
Froedtert Corp
Jan
23
27%
17 Vb
17%
Carpet
16% Mar 23
6% Jan
34% Jan
28%
16%
18
3%%
Mar 31
79
18
23% Jan
50
6
11
19
27%
17%
1
Corp
Fair
Fond
7
12% Apr
11% Mar 14
45% Jan
69% Jan
28
Stores common
Stove
$4.20
2%
16%
Power
Florida
2%
18
preferred
Food
6
94% Jan
19
14
Jan
6
29
Florida
26% Jan
48% Apr
65% Apr
6
2%
1
Co
Florence
18% Mar 11
55% Jan
•2%
1
(The)
$4
2%
1,700
43,600
27%
preferred
Flintkote
47%
17%
Board Co Inc
Dept
National
Firth
48%
18%
Com
4
12
35% Jan
12
Nov
First
47%
28 %
Corp
Phoenix
4%%
10
10% Jan
18
37% Jan
53y4Dec 22
Jan
3
49%
18
Firestone Tire & Rubber
4
Mar
46% Feb
103% Apr
6
Jan
88% Jan
113
FUtrol
59
25% Jan
28% Jan
24
108
9
Fidelity
48%
1714
Corp
Jan
35% Jan
18
Ferro
4
15
50
17%
47%
27%
Co
Electric
Tarrant
Apr
105% Jan
62% Nov 23
7% Mar
35y4 Feb
119
5
10
54
108
17
6
Jan
Oct 15
—
104%
28% Jan
103
39
16%
No par
A
Corp
pfd
cum
Paper
A
39
17
2
Pacific
4
40'/«
16%
2'/a
pfd 1953 series
Feaexai-Mogul Corp
4
39%
16%
2%
conv
Jan"
40%
16%
Co
Fedders-Quigan
8% Jan
20% Jan
40%
16%
49%
Farwick !>Corp
Federal
40
16 Vb
48%
Morse
conv
39%
16
2%
Finance Corp common
preferred series B
Fansteel Metallurgical Corp
6% Apr
8
40%
15%
*2 V#
5%
13% Jan
5y8 Mar 14
11% Mar 14
16% Apr
64% Apr
Shares
40%
48%
Family
25% Dec
5
52% Jan
7
the Week
3
Brewing
15% Feb
Apr. 15
2.50
Corp
Fairchild Engine
18% Apr
31
Friday
Apr. 14
A Airplane Corp_l
20
0
6
Mar 15
16% Dec
Thursday
Apr. 13
5
new
Buffet
15% Jan
15
Wednesday
Apr. 12
1
24% Jan
17% Jan
38%
Co
Tuesday
Apr. 11
Par
Inc
1
27
43% Oct
Ex-Cello
18% Aug 11
18% Jan
48% Oct
27/s Jan
Products
Ever sharp
15
53% Mar 29
Mar 16
19
20% Jun
Evans
42% Mar 23
6
15
4
Apr
23
6
13% Jan
Sales (or
Monday
EXCHANGE
Highest
23% Jan
RECORD
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
NEW VOrth STOCK
47V» Apr
15
(1787)
220
:
63
75
75
75
31%
32%
32
32'A
31%
32%,
.-1.9,600
23%
29%
30%
30'A
30%
,
29%
,
>6,500
15
\
16
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1788)
Year
STOCKS
Range
1954
11% May 21
SCHi Jan
7
22% Jan
94
4
Sep
NEW
Jan. 1
Highest
6
16% Mar
2
97% Mar
1
Greyhound Corp (The)
4%% preferred
45% Feb
2
Grumman
35% Apr
12
8% Apr
5'% Jan
6
39% Dec 29
35% Jan
6
44 %
Feb
66V* Jan
4
91
Dec
9
90
Jan
6
94% Apr
15
4
67% Dec
29
29
May
Jan
Jan
5
15
103
Feb
1
105% Feb
4
105'% Mar 22
14%
Corp
97
35%
1
14%
97
100
37%
7%
$5
Sugar
preferred
Oil
No par
Corp
States
*93
25;
Utilities
SALE
PRICES
Sales for
Thursday
Friday
Apr. 14
Apr. 15
,\Apr. 13
33%
100
Shares
14%
14%
15
14%
15
14%
15
97%
97
97
97
97%
96%
97%
310
35%
3o%
36%
36
36%
36 y4
7%
7%
37V4
20,600
7%
C%
7%
2,100
7%
21,200
43%
42
43%
42%
43 y8
93%
9
%
93%
93
94%
70%
1,400
71%
70%
93%
70%
93%
70%
70%
70%
20,300
33
>
42%
93%
•
w
7%
69%
*
70
7%
42%-43%
335/a
Apr
*102%
103%
109
Apr
4
$4.40 dividend preferred
100
108%
108%
106% Feb
3
$4.44 dividend preferred
100
106
106
preferred
the Week
35%
42
104
15
HIGH
Wednesday
33
33
33%
33
33%
4,700
7%
J>No par
$4.20 dividend
14%
*96
93%
69%
Co—
Common
35% Mar 10
18
106% Mar 26
100% May 26
103
105
31
34% July 30
106% July 28
110
Oct
4
Apr. VI
41%
Gulf
26% Jan
common—3
AND
Tuesday
Apr. 11
i—1
Gulf
72% Mar 28
61% Mar 14
Monday
Par
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR com_No par
23
45% Jan
Aircraft
G-uantanamo
4
22
26% Mar 29
5% Dec
LOW
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Mar 30
13% Jan
4
20
39% Aug 11
11
4% Jan
14 Vb Mar
87
since
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Monday, April 18, 1955
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
fcanre for Previous
...
*102%
103%
103%
103%
108
108
*106
107
*107%
109
33%
33%
*103
104
104
104
140
-*106
107
*106
15,800
108
*106
107
230
109
*107%
109
40
*107%
,
H
35
Jan
27
29% Feb
12% Mar
63% Jan
5
12% Jan
4
102% May 11
24% Jan
4
131
Jan
15
21% Oct 28
22% Apr 23
5% Jan
32
Jan
19
11% Feb
17
6
19% Jan
29
20
.Jan
86% Dec 3l
25% Nov 24
2
30
21
13
43
20% Apr
2
17% Jan
46% Aug 17
62% Nov 24
86
Jan
Dec
51
40% Dec
142
6%
Co
com
Paper
Refrac
31% Jan
Harrlsburg
Steel
Corp
26% Mar 14
39% Jan
3
98% Mar 29
Hecht
30% Mar 24
88
Feb
Heinz
21
104% Feb
7
45
-
Helme
24% Feb
15
37% Jan
7
22% Mar
2
Mar 28
Jan
17
113
Jan
26
125% Jan
11
Jan
4
Dec
23
40
54% Feb
16
51% Jan
13
Jan
Mar 14
46
16%
16%
37 '% Dec
3
44% Feb
11
34% July 26
18% Apr 21
31% Mar. 18
35% Jan
26
11
15% Mar 14
18 v4 Jan
3
78
71
Apr
81% Jan
5
92
18% Mar
1
43% Nov
,
3
35
8
Sep 29
Jan
5
J)
89% Jan
3
92% Feb
6
43% Apr
Co
Powder
Hertz Co
(The)
2
15
1
11%
11%
26'%
27%
14%
14%
4%
a
5
Sons
St
conv
8
112% Dec
23
98
Feb
7
19% Dec
31
18
Jan
6
2iy4 Feb
28
Howard
4
20% Dec
10
15% Mar 14
21% Apr
14 1
Howe Sound
4'/a Jan
38% Jan
4
13% Jan
14
2% Jan
27
3% Feb
10
7% Jan
18
11% Apr
5
53% Jan > 6
62 % 1 eb
7
25% Nov
22% Jan
25% Feb
28
9ya Feb
17
8
11
OH
6%
>
81
92
*90 Va
92
43'%
42
42%
7%
*7
7%
*7
20%
20%
20 %
20%
21
30%
30'%
30'%
30
30
43%
42%
42'%
1,100
530
150
12,300
11%
1,200
27'%
10,400
15
15'%
6,200
7 Va
7'%
7%
100
21
v
21
2,200
30
'
30
1,000
42%
43'/4
43
43%
79
79
77%
78%
77%
77%
78'%
78%
77%
78'%
1,600
35%
35%
35%
35%
35 %
35%
35%
35%
35%
37%
14,500
*102'%
14%
104
*102%
104
43
*102%
104
*102%
42%
104
14%
14%
50
*36
36'%
36
36
29
29%
29
29%
100
95%
96
100
*101%
103
*101%
103
*101%
103
*101%
♦103%
104'%
*103%
104%
*103%
104 %
*103%
*102%
103
100
104%
—
6,100
12,600
26%
42%
*7
43%
40
100
*ny2
...
21
30%
No par
of
43%
*96
43%
43'%
14%
98
14'/2
*36
*96
43%
43 V2
115'%
114 y2
14%
28%
98
104
14%
35%
36
800
28%
*36
29%..
14,100
36 %
14'%
14%
36 %
29%
44%
28%
29
3,200
98
*96
14%
*96
,d
98
*101%
104
9,700
90
103
104
"20
43'%
43'%
43%
112%
112%
19%
19%
19%
19'%
19
19
13
19'%
19%
113%
19%
1,600
1
Texas
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
21%
21%
21%
21
21%
58,800
(Del)—25
Co
Manhattan
115
100
preferred
116
*114
3%
3
3
3
3
43
43%:
114'%
.
112%
.
3
3
3
3
3
6,400
1,100
900
100
10'%
10'%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10'%
10'%
10%
10%
1,000
Bay Mln & Sm Ltd—No par
Hudson
60%
61 Vb
61
61 %
60
61 %
58%
59%
58'%
59%
7,000
24
Hunt
Food*
Hupp
Corp
Inc
6.66%
2% Nov
10
3% Feb
3
Jan
6
15
21% Oct
11
19% Jan
3
24
.Mar
57% July 28
63 '% Dec 31
53% Jan
58% Jan
27
60
Apr
14
6
65 y2 Feb
10
12
50 y2 Dec
23
47% Jan
5
52 % Mar 24
48% May 21
52% Dec
20
49% Mar
8
50% Feb
24
SO
May 25
52% Jun 15
preferred
50
53'% Nov
10
52
Mar
1
4.26%
cum
preferred
50
5
53 y4 Mar
1
52% Apr
54 y2 Jan
15
Oct
3
4.70%
cum
51% Jan
4
50
54% Dec
10
54
Jan
55
Mar 11
4.42%
cum
61% Dec
27
preferred—
preferred
53
Dec
10
51
Jan
17
53
Feb
8% Jan
11
15 V2 Nov
23
22 V4 Oct
13% Apr
12
20
25
30
24 ya Mar 15
3
92
7%
18% Dec
3
91
No par
com
Corp
noncum
75
900
1,500
;—1
Co
Stores
tHudson
*74
30%
3
common
preferred
Lighting & Power
Houston
75
21'/a
5
4.40%
117% Mar 30
"
*74
30%
No par
com
preferred
preferred
6
*31 Va
7
No par
preferred
11% Jan
39%
*
21
12.50
Finance
15% Jan
■
10
Corp___
Co
.1
30
Mining
Oil
Electrochem
Houston
14
5
55
14%
3%%
23
10% July 27
55% Dec 21
*53 '%
11%
64% Jan
22
40'/8
44%
26%
40 y4 Jan
Nov
39%
55
*53%
125
44
14%
(A)
31
1
54
*124%
44 %
11 %
41% Dec
4% Nov 22
54
125
'
26 Va
11
Feb
54%
55
44
14%
$2.25
6
,>
*53%
*53 y2
*124%
11%
Household
26
Mar 25
47
44%
44
26%
preferred
Houdaille-Hershey
Mar 10
105% Feb
125
44
*124'%
44%
1,900
110%
14%
17
8
125
44
125
44 y4
200
19%
110 %
11%
Feb
27
125
*124 %
1,700
111
111
26 VB
28% Jan
102% Mar
111
24'/4
37%
14%
Corp
ou
$4.25
105% Nov 16
111
111
1,900
19%
11%
26%
5
101
111
110%
24
*37
14%
Hooker
96
19%
11%
Honolulu
104'/a Jan
37
19%
*
25'%
Electronics
Furnace
Homestake
28
24%
37
19
1
Holfman
2
Mar 10
23%
37%'
19
50c
Hires Co (Charles E)
3
91'% Jan
24 %
37%
'
40%
15
100
24 Va
19%
40%
87% Feb
18
24 Va
37%
19%
110%
40'%
37% Apr
24
24 %
37%
19%
20
100
40%
Holly Sugar Corp common
5% conv preferred
Nov
24 Vb
*98%
40%
3
99 '% Nov
*98%
37
5
4
105
99%
99%
91
31
6
*98;%
44%
99%
90%
74 '% Mar»14
4
*98%
44%
90
28% Jan
94% Jan
99%
44%
91%
5
84% Jan
1,000
44%
19%
(conv)—No par
32 Va Mar
15% Mar
44%
44
*90
,$4% cum 2nd pfd
Hilton Hotels Corp
25% Jan
38
80
44%
44
74%
7
30% Jan
44
74 y4
9
4
86%
74%
29% Feb
18
3,600
28%
86 y4
*86%
74
19% Feb
Mar 14
23%
28 y4
87
87
16%
Hollander
28
23 y4
28%
*■
*86 '%
42%
2
13% Jan
23%
28%
24
28%
87
32
3
34% Jan
23%
28%
23%
16V2
31
7
23%
28%
28%
*86 y4
41%
31
9
23%
23%
85%
31%
Oct
Jan
10,400
17 Va
Dec
29% Dec
8'%
8
31%
52
33
8 Va
75
Feb
Jan
7%
*73%
noimiiu
103
8Va
41%
5
12
7%
16 V>
3
Jan
1,700
7%
40
10
101
16%
31%
12 Va Jan
Mar 31
16%
17%
16% Jan
16% Apr 26
35% Aug 25
36% Oct 27
16%
40 y4
31% Jan
103
16 %
32
31% Dec
12
16%
17
85
23
16%
x7%
17%
27
12% Nov
38%
32
66 % Jan
95% Jan
*37%
17%
12
Jan
38 %
31%
11
48
*37%
17%
Jan
Mar 14
38%
16%
*37%
16%
32
10% Mar 14
41
1,300
38%
40
33% Jan
Dec
5,400
7%
17
14% Apr
21
14,900
32%
7%
32
30% Dec
Jan
31'%
32
7%
39%
25
14
30%
31%
7%
6
18% Aug
5
8% Dec 30
27% Dec
6
8 % Mar
30%
31%
5
Hewitt-Robins Inc
11 y4 Aug 25
7
30%
241%
No par
common
3,700
7%
30%
31
37
No par
170
42%
144
30%
30%
10
Motors
105'%
*41%
*138
25
preferred
non-cum
105%
42%
144
30%
28%
*98%
105 y2
41%
*138
*37%
8
43%
100
105%
42
144
7 y4
28%
25
common
107
41
*138
30%
23%
100
*105'%
40%
144
700
7%
7
86%
15
common
107
Heyden Chemical Corp common—1
3%% preferred series A
100
74% Mar 29
34 V2 Jan
12
Co
preferred
100
Hershey Chocolate common__No par
4%%
preferred series A
50
3
26% Jan
14% Jan
Glass
7%
5%
54% Mar 18
40%
*138
37%
H^ules
96
123
*105%
40%
144
37%
Hercules
26
107
30%
preferred
(G W) common
3
27
105 %
x30%
(H
7%
5,800
7%
,3.65%
>6
Mar 14
420
30'%
32
preferred
22% Jan
18
98'%
30
31
Co
3%%
Mar 10
36% Jan
37% Nov 18
20y8Oct 14
50
24
98 %
30 %
*7%
5
84% Jan
98%
30%
30%
Hazel-Atlas
May 21
98
30%
31%
7
89
*24 '%
98%
30%
10
Marx
24% Mar
Jan
18% Mar 25
24%
93%
2.50
St
6
22
4%%
Jan
39
24'/a
99
30%
of America common
1
preferred
—50
1
2
17
24%
98%
30%
*138
Corp
Hayes Industries Inc
Mfg Corp
36% Feb
24'%
99 %
30 Va
40 Vb
100
Hart Schaffner
8% Jan
*43%
V
29%
*
15
com
43%
99
100
2.50
Co
preferred
33% Apr
26
25 % Jan
24'%
43%
A) Co $4.25 pfd__No par
Hayes
18
19
24%
1
38% Jun
Jan
3,000
24%
8% Mar
Dec
5
21%
24%
6
126% Oct
~4
4,300
24%
6
101
May 13
56%
No par
21%
7% Jan
2
8
*56%
21%
15'A Jan
121% Feb
10% Jan
300
56%
21%
8% Dec 31
6
4
44 %
56%
21%
23
Jan
Jan
*43%
56%
21 >%
Dec
26
68
(M
Mar 11
Hat
44%
56'%
21%
17
21% Jan
14% Jan
Harbison-Walk
Jan
43%
56%
21'/8
38
41% Nov 17
May 26
8
44% Mar
141
Hammermill
5% Mar 25
101% Oct 11
23% Nov 11
52
Hanna
Mar 14
43%
56
21%
preferred
conv
1
Jan
*43
56 y4
2iy8
Nov
22
5
Watch
26% Mar 14
31
Feb
4%
43%
55 y2
5
Cementing—5
40
28% Dec
35
Hamilton
23
Well
Printing Co
30
8% Nov 30
19
13% Mar 12
4
(W F)
4
11
33% Nov 29
32% Dec 23
31% Apr
84% Jan
€8
Halliburton Oil
Hall
12
38
21% Jun
4
14
23
25 y4 Feb
6
105% Apr
31
30
59% Feb
22 ya Feb
% Mar 14
30% Apr
135
23% Dec
Mar
Water
100 % Feb
22
4% July 12
18% Jan
4
E5
Hackensack
3
107% Feb
23
Nov
Jan
45
11
21 % Jan
106% Oct 25
■
Jan
23%
24
24 Vb
24%
1
7%
7%
7%
22%
22%
22'%
\22%
*23%
7%
5
Hussman Refrigerator Co
7%
23%
24'%
.
23'%
23%
24%
1,800
7%
8 Vb
7%
8'%
47,200
23'%
8'/a
23
23%
X23%
23%
3,900
I
44
Jan
43 Ya Jun
40
Jan
2% Jun
39
Jan
47% Nov
159
4
9
30
21
4
July 29
55
Dec
7% Nov 23
52
Nov
57'% Dec
170
Jan
5% Jan
17
13
24
48% Jan
6
50% Jan
8
26
20
162
Jan
4
40% Jan
4
76% Dec
31
21% Jan
11
39 ya Dec
29
35 % Jan
6
r
66 % Mar 14
15% Jan
5
22% Dec
28
25 V4 Jan
21% Jan
26
4
40
Nov
23
89% Jan
37% Jan
7
6
102
Oct
25
96% Jan
19
19% Jan
18
14% Apr 28
271
May 11
27% Jan
4
159
Jan
4
25
Jan
5
28% Jan
4
77
5
Jan
1% Jan
3
34% Jan
4
130% Jan
4
8% Jan
4
55
Jan
4
1G1% Jan
13
21% Dec 29
375
Nov
16
38% Dec
30
176% Oct 25
349
Jan
6
35% Jan
31
167% Mar
4
14% Mar
26% Apr
7
15
7
11
76% Jan
3
55% Mar 23
23
Mar 14
47% Feb
103
Mar 29
25 % Apr
433
Apr
39% Mar
173
16
4'% Nov
5
59 V2 Dec
7
140
3% Mar 16
4V2 Apr
7
6
66% Feb
18
135% Mar 31
140 y2 Jan
11
57% Jan
Oct
1
17% Dec
31
88% Dec
31
82
106 y2 May 19
103
13% Mar 28
Jan
12
Mar 14
17
108
Jan
12
Nov
16
44% Nov
4
42% Jan\
6
48% Mar
8
70
1
60
Jan1
5 5
70y4 Mar
7
28
37% Feb
28
28% Apr
1
Mar 15
39 V4 Feb
16
4
79
Dec
31% Jan
29
36% Oct
21
13% Jan
4
26% Dec
6
29% Apr
38% Dec
2
31
May
38% Dec
6
25
Jan
34% Dec
73
3d
Jan
Jan
23% Jan
34
6
6
2,800
50%
52%
54'/2
50%
50%
50%
50%
50%
50%
1,010
*51%
52%
52%
52%
50
54%
54%
54
*53
54
52y4
*51
52 %
RR
Ctfs
4%%
7%
12% Jan
4
81% Apr
15
100
Mar 28
50
13%
7,400
26%
3,800
U*;a
5%
*6%
6 Via
1,500
57%
4,500
5
100
May 12
112
Aug 13
4% Feb
19
19
Jan
6
20% Jan
21
86% Jan
8
23% Dec
123
Nov
8ys Dec
7
19
28
30% Nov 23
37% Nov 24
90
Oct
7
35 y2 Apr
22
55
Nov
23
89
16
103
Apr
14
Jun
9
3
34% Mar
7
3
Iowa-Illinois Gas St Elec Co.No
28% Mar
3
Iowa
23% Jan
3
Island
8
$6
20% Mar 23
Jan
24
6% Mar 14
125
Mar
9% Jan
28
(PI) Co
Jaeger Machine Co
31
Jefferson
91% Jan
95% Jan
4
45
19
Mar 14
101% Jan
4
55
Apr 15
103% Mar 16
91% Nov
7
78
Nov
30
65
Mar 15
4
76% Jan
3
37% Dec
31
32y8 Mar 14
39% Apr
13
100% Dec
31
93
Mar 10
22
41
^ Mar 15
85% Jan
Fnr
4
9
48% Dec
fnntnrifoc
er.a
n>on
Jacobs
13
Jan
83% Mar 14
97
104
Feb
11
Apr
12
48% Feb
9
Lake
Jersey Cent Pwr & Lt 4%
Jewel
Tea
3%%
Johns
5%
Jov
Inc
Manville
Johnson
Jones
Co
St
Manufacturing Co
44%.
44
44
x98
98
98
98%
93
98
100
36%
171 y2
*34
4%
64%
100 %
24%
420
37%
172
24%
418
37%
*171
24%
426
38
171%
.
23%
4a; <n
426
34%
34 %
35
33%
37 Va
36%
89
89
89
170
35
36%
4%
64%
137
4%
64 %
*136
25'/a
433
'
3814
33 %
171
34%
23%
24%
24%
430
37%
170%
50%
*23
38%
17114
800
2,000
110
24,000
2,700
41,400
790
34%
500
37%
37 Va
37%
17,100
91
*89
34 y2
89'%
8914
1,900
j.
4%
4%
4%
4%
4,000
65 Va
64 %
65
64%
65 Va
14,800
135%
137
136
136
137
4%
130
14%
14
14%
13%
14%
13%
14 y4
10,800
90%
92
91%
9 2'.2
92%
93%
14,900
par
/4
/2
/5
1
No par
12%
10%
75%
■75%
*104 Via
105%
*102
*103 Va
106
10%
10%
10%
10%
76
77
77
77%
106
100
10%
V
12%
11,400
77
81%
2,370
97
97
97
97
97
98
97%
98%
1,200
44%
45
45 %
45 %
44%
44%
45 y4
4514
1,000
64%
65
65 %
65
66
66
65 y2
66
4
36_
36
36
*35 y2
35%
35%
35%
35%
35%
500
27 '/4
27,a
36%
26%
27%
27 %
27%
27%
28 %
27%
2814
68,400
36
36%
36
36 %
35%
36
35%
36
4
38%
33
28 '%
22'%
*124
*93
50%
36%
35%
25%
36%
36%
*35%
36%
200
36
35%
35%
*35%
35%
35%
35%
1,100
13%
13%
13%
13%
14 y8
13%
14
5,800
38%
39
39 %
40%
44%
9,500
33
33%
33
33 y4
28 y4
23%
28%
23%
22%
23
22%
23
22%
51%
*125
126%
*125
126%
40%
28%
22
*125
7%
30%
29'%
30
35
34%
35 VB
92 V4
92 %
*92 %
93
92'/2
P3
52
5''
103%
87 Va
70
39
39%
38%
103 V4
103 %
10o%
45%
45'%
1
45 '%
45 V2
38%
45
104
45%
92%
52%
39
103
2,300
3,100
92%
*102'%
69%
8
7%
*69
46
88%
79,500
35 3%
52%
87 %
39Va
7%
29 V2
103 %
69%
700
126%
35 V8
*102
88
103 y2
2,900
5,600
29 Vb
!
52
5°
*102
7
22
7
7%
7%
30 y4
34%
7%
68%
103
*125
35%
8734
38%
126%
30%
69
102%
22
35
7%
32%
28%
i%%
,
30
88%
100
32%
*28 Va
33
*102%
_10
43%
43 %
*28 Va
*102%.103%
87%
67%
6,600
36
*35%
126%
1,700
13%
37
36 '%
13%
28%
33
23'%
7%
100
108
10%
65
65
*35
35%
13%
pfd—100
*104'%
97
45
%
44
36
*35'%
par
JO
30%
34%
93
Laughlin Steel com
preferred series A
23
44
*136
7V4
Corp
10,200
50%
23
*88%
30%
33%
Johnson
&
50%
49%
23
90%
1
common
13,200
44%
49
5,500
74%
*22%
88%
1
preferred
73 Vb
73%
x44%
88 '%
—No par
Sulphur Co
73
54%
169
89%
1
39
54%
*164
X14V8
50c
preferred
51%
54%
169
14%
10
common
34% Jan
6
61% Mar 31
31% Jun
Coal
73 %
57
56%
54
*164
89 %
105
No par
32% Mar 14
2/% Jan
59 % May
39% Jan
12
Creek
56
54
14'%
3.50
34% Feb
121
73
56 Va
169
53
36 '%
4%
53%
45%
36%
64%
55%
*164
6 %
22%
36 y4
137
73 %
8
51%
24
4V4
64 '%
53%
6',
22%
419
*136
55%
169
*
44%
24%
1
Light Co
73
415
36 %. 36%
171'% 172
*34
34 %
23%
5
25
26% Jan
St
52%
6%
68%
No par
25
30% Jan
Power
55%
*164
403
^5
Teleg_No
Intertype Corp
53%
167
72%
73%
52%
53 '%
*22%
23
44 y4
44%
100
101
10
International Utilities Corp
$1.40 cum conv pfd
15
55%
6
15
25
44% Apr
29
34% July 21
29% Aug
5
52 V2
*164
No par
7%
Dec
14
55 '%
.'V.
7
7.50
Limited
Interstate Dept Stores
Interstate Power Co
29% Jan
6%
No par
39
52'%
13%
1
common
28% July
*51%
26%
100
23
52%
13%
No par
24
*51%
26%
20
preferred
International Salt
21
54
13%
5%
14% Feb
*53 y4
26%
No par
Int'l Rys of Cent Amer com
39 y2 Feb
b-i
13%
common
38% Jan
*0.1%
52 V4
100
3
54
13%
Preferred
6
*53
26%|- 26%
International Mining Corp
1
Int'l Nickel of Canada com__No par
34% Mar 15
54
*§1%
100
12% Jan
*53%
13%
preferred
32 ya Jan
54
26%
100
22
52%
*53
53 %
13%
No par
Aug 17
*52
*52
26%
common
14
52%
53%
1,700
13,400
13%
preferred
St
50%
50%
60
26%
No par
preferred
International Telep
60
13%
No par
International Shoe
International Sliver
60
26%
Machines
Packers
59%
5
Iron
10% Jan
24% Jan
*51V2
58
No par
Co
Inc
Paper
$4 preferred
*50V2
*51%
50
Int'l Hydro-Electric Sys class A—25
Int'l Minerals & Chemical com—5
4%
\
*53'%
*53
1
International
38
11
50
Corp common
preferred
International
17
Jan
Insuranshares
7
31
37% Jan
63%
50
Inspiration Cons Copper
3
12% Dec
Mar 14
62%
50%
Interchemical
Jan
79% Dec
9y8Marl3
62%
50%
No par
94% Feb
4y4 May 27
40y8 May 27
44% Jan 11
69
62%
50%
Inland Steel Co
Harvester
3
63%
49%
100
Int'l
91% Jan
62%
50%
common
7
84
59
'63%
50%
Rayon
Business
23
58%
62%
preferred
Interlake
Feb
56 %
62%
50%
Electrica De Mex S A
Int'l
3
55%
62 '%
50y4
Pwr & Lt
15
41 % Jan
8
Indusirla
6%
55%
No par
No par
cumulative prelerred
Terminal
Indianapolis
15
34% Mar 14
Mar
4.20%
Illinois
Ingersoll-Rand
29
94
cum
Industrial
16
4
42% Dec
4.08%
13
Feb
20
Co
common
RR
15
56% F°b
6
34 y8 Feb
Cent
Illinois Power Co.
57% Apr
166
Apr
8
Illinois
Co
5
37 y2 Jan
Dec
Power
% Apr
25
38
Idaho
88'/2
55
630
3,100
103'%
"
91'%
6,200
69%
69
69%
5,200
39
38%
39'%
48,800
103 %
48
103
103
660
47
48
10,500
r~
Number 5421... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Volume 181
(1789)
NEW
STOCK EXCHANGE
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Xear
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Lowest
STOCK
STOCKS
NEW YORK STOCK
Range since Jan. 1
^
Highest
Lowest
Bales fat
Monday
EXCHANGE
Highest
RECORD
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
Tuesday
Wednesday
Apr. 11
P«f
Thursday
Apr. 12
Friday
Apr. 13
Apr. 14
Apr. 15
K
26 Ya Jan
11
46'A Jan
2 %
60% Dec
4
85% Dec
Sep
Apr
100
Jan
31
Jan
6
1221% Apr
79% Jan
6
18
2% Jan
6
40/8 Jan
3
451/2 Mar
5
94% Jan
24
12
104 % Apr
15
103% Aug 10
107
Mar 13
102
106
Oct
May 26
29
98
103
107
Corp.
(conv)
50
10
3.80%
14
4%
Jan
104% Apr
35% Jan
5
75 % Dec
29
70% Jan
50
13
43
Dec
4.50%
81% Apr
15
48% Jan
4
4%
3
22 %
23
25% Dec
27
i7V4 Mar 24
211/4 Jaxi
4
4
31% Dec
8
271/s Mar 14
32% Feb
14
Jan
64% Jan;
4
107
July 30
21% Jan
24% Mar
3
Dec
31
98% Jan
6
54 % Dec
23
47% Jan
6
113% Apr
39% Jan
4
20% Jan
11
31
Nov
24
291/2 Jan
6
33% Oct
18
41% Dec
13
OO
o;
24% Jan
13
34
14
29% Feb
31
Mar 19
Oct
.4
waii
,
15
Feb
7
52
Apr
15
Power
(Julius)
Hayes
King-Seeley
39
Apr
87
Nov
1
84
Jan
5
931/2 Mar 29
44% Dec
9
38% Jan
6
50% Feb
2
82% Jan
5
98% Dec
14
92»/4 Mar 18.
97% Jan:
3
4%
34% Jan
23
29'% Mar 16
32
Jan
4
Kresge
52% Dec
31
52
55% Feb
9
Kress
50
Jan
4
Kroger
Co
14% Jan
Gas
28% Sep
9
48% Aug 18
42
Feb
24
9% Jan
5
52% Aug
5
13% Dec
29
5% Feb
18
17% Dec
8
42
Jan
Apr
3
11
12% Mar 15
"lOO'/a
104'%
104%
79%
80%
9
47% Jan
4
22
Jan
85
Aug 10
7% May
7
4
58% Dec
9
Kinney
30% Dec
95
6
May 10
12 % Dec
31
46%
500
23%
3,100
19%
7,000
111%
112%
54%
56%
60 % Nov
30
53 Vk Jan
6
61
Feb
16
20% Dec
31
lb'/a ouii.
b
2i/*,8 Apr
10
1% Dec
9
1% Jan
3
2% Apr
6
Hi/4 Jan
3
3% Jan
38
49%
49
49%
CO
52
5.400
30%
30%
31%
31%
31%
1
32%
43
3,600
43
*41
42%
*41
93
43%
93
91%
92%
93
93
93
42%
93 :'/•
42%
No par
10
44%
45%
44%
45%
46%
46%
46%
46%
47%
95%
95%
96
45% V
96
96
96
*96%
96%
96 Va
96%
420
100
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
53 Va
53%
53%
53%
54
42
42%
42
43
43 Va
13
13
13
13%
13%
& Sons Co common_3
Dec
10
19 Va Mar 15
22
Jan
4
Lehn
Mar
1
23
74
8% Jan
4
13% Dec
17
13% Jan
3
20
48
14
45% Jan
7/
51
36% Mar 22
56
July
142% Jun
56
Mar
2
Dec
67% Jan
29
61% Mar 14
22
%9% Ma/ 23v
92
Jan 18
23
164
Apr
4
104
Nov
29
53% Dec
30
197/B
22
4,600
51
52
51
51
Liggett & Myers Tobacco
7% preferred
Lily Tulip Cup Corp
65'/2 Jan
24
157% Jan
18
113
Apr
15
55% Apr
6
&
Llbby
7
64
Nov
30
29% Aug
19
5
22
40% Jan
14
Feb 23
7
Belt
Lionel
Lion
11
3%%
22
Dec
Aircraft
preferred
64%
63"%
152%
1513/4
107%
107%
108
54%
54%
18'A
18%
18%
18%
46
45%
463/4
26%
27%
27%
27%
*79
81%
48
50%
47%
18'A
18%
18%
18%
No par
65% Feb
Lone
Star
Cement
Corp
10
31% Apr
Lone
Star
Gas
common
10
28%
29%
28
1181/2 Apr
1161/2
28% Mar 14
32% Jan
preferred
100
Long Bell Lumber (Md) A—No par
116%
29%
29%
2IV2 Mar 15
23
Long Island Lighting Co com
10
5% series B preferred
100
4.25% series D preferred——100
4.35% series E preferred
100
22%
22%
4%%
Mar
106% Apr
103% Jan
104
Apr
25%
(P)
Co
*105%
58%
29%
116
15
141
Mar 15
145% Jan
12
21
48% Aug 25
451/4 Jan
3
49'/8 Feb
771/2 Jan
6
881/4 Mar
20
8
7%
27% Dec
104
28
22% Mar 14
Nov
9
100
38% Mar 25
49% Dec
31
42
8
Apr 22
40% July 2
54
Jan
5
26% Jan
3
101'/2 Mar
9
Mar 14
51% Jan
3
12% Mar 14
14% Jan
10
.100
preferred
& El
110
113
3,500
55
3,000
541/2
55 %
18%
18'A
18%
I8I/2
19
46 %
47
47
47%
27%
27%
27%
27%
81%
81%
79
47%
48%
48%
50 3/4
18%
18%
18%
18%
19%
58-y4
30%
*79
59%
4,000
100
53,100
37,200
58%
4,200
31%
30%
31%
30,800
118%
US %
57%
58%
30%
293/4
30%
30%
31
30%
31
223/4
22%
22%
223/a
223/a
22%
225/s
*1051%
107
101
*101
102
104
*102%
104
Zl225/8
223/4
142%
*106
107%
*101
1013/4
*103
.1
1421/2
f
*18,200
119%
573/,
31%
121
*117%
29%
142%
•
79
48%
X221/2
22%
3,000
28'%
47%
'
530
104
22 3/a
23
*141 »/2
144
.
*117
*106
1073/s
*101
1013/4
104 ?
#*103
22%
XI 22%
144i%
y,143i/2
//
*106
*101
2,600
3.900
10,800
107%
~50
101%
60
104
22%
:
V
144''2
13.900
22%
490
1451/2-
(Ky)_Nopar
47%
47%
47%
47%
47%
47%
463/4
47
46 34
471/4
50
Co
861/2
86%
85%
86
84%
86
83%
84%
84%
85%
7,700
23%
23%
233/4
24
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
5,600
100
100%
100%
'100%
101%
*100%
101%
1005%
100s%
*100%
23%
101'%
45%
44%
44%
44-5%
Nashville
&
(M)
Sons
&
series
preferred
,
•
ar
,
4,700
Inc
Common
4%%
109
54V4
1
Louisville Gas
Louisville
108
;
55%;
65%'
473/8
*79
.
31
107
141
153%
18%
59
104
22%
64%
153%
117%
29%
101
10
common
59
58%
conv
Lorillard
hn
Co
400
36,400
64%
152'%
64'/2
271/4
81% V
483/4
6,100
152
181/4
1
*79
64%
463/4
■(..
100
Corp
54%
*50
152
111
*109
•V
543/4
45
26% Mar 14
88 % Dec
20
22
2.50
No par
convertible
Lockheed
63%
152%
54%
Liquid Carbonic Corp com—No par
Lowenstein
96% Jan
5
Co
64%
153
105
No par
Co
Corp (The)
Oil
64%
152%
'
153% Feb
5
59% Jan
21% Jan
Link
*50
com—25
100
Loew's Inc
Jun
8,200
1,500
501/4
21% Jan
?1% Mar 29
1,400
51
I7V2 Mar 14
7
20
51
31
8
19%
51
Dec
Mar 11
20
135,300
22
Apr
19%
20
4
102
20
73
13% Jan
103% Mar
20
19
64% Feb
lui
20
.
71%
85
3
45%
19
6
2
44%
72%
j.5
21
44%
17%
Apr
Oct
441/4
71%
46% Jan
Nov
45%
18
79
105
44%
•
5
73
7
104
*41-0
173/4
29
137
20
14%
4%
72%
Oct
26 % May 18
20
143/4
*4%
-
17%
82
1
45%
2%
143/4
5%
5
74
51% Dec
July
45%
2%
14%
15,200
1,400
17%-
11
21 %
45%
4,200
26,400
73%
12
106% Mar
15%
59%
23%
2%
17%
Jan
98% July 9
99% Jun 30
14%
5%
23%
1
73%
Jan
4
153/e
5%
591/4
23%
17%
26
4
14%
5%
"22%
73%
McNeill
Savers Corp
67
Mar 16
15%
59%
2%
12,600
12%
Life
3
Jan
23%
23/8
59
59%
23
2%
700
96
Libby
21
17
583/4
233/8
2%
12%
12%
12
30% Feb
22% Jan
60
22%
2%
31%
*92
11%
15
49% Jan
103
12%
Apr
25
7
12
Apr
43% Mar 15
Jan
94
123/a
Apr
25'/a Jan
56
31%
31%
*92
12
700
3,800
22%
22%
19
114% Feb
*31
94
22%
23
21%
23
116% Aug 12
34% Dec 21
24% Aug 26
31%
*92
12%
22%
22
28% Nov
4
31%
31
96
23
21%
49% Nov
4
59
22
5
11
*55
21%
4
28% Jan
59
*55
13Va
22%
18% Jan
23% Jan
108% Jan
30O
16%
22%
15%
5
4%
*16%
21%
30% Jan
7
Mar 11,
31
*93
3,000
*4%
16%
22%
2
18
23
13%
4%
161/2
'
21
48'/4 Jan
13 Va
*43/8
Corp
No par
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co
10
19% Dec
Mar 12
13
4%
12
38% Apr
25
13%
2%
Lerner Stores
3
31%
96
5
23
18
8,200
12%
45
4
19% Jan
X22%
-
59%
Jan
64% Jan
23% v
23
15%
19
-/44'Z;'
59
591/4
7
17
43
*55
*58
58%
4
20% Aug
43%
61
60
22%
11
76% Nov
43%
-
17
_25
5% Apr
8
43%
*163/4
*93
10
15% At.r
4
5,100
4%
31%
100
47'.2 Jan
16 % Jan
10,300
53%
16%
23
3
39% Jan
30%
53%
4 %
5
Products
30 Va
16%
♦56
240
19,100
54
4%
60
400
94
30%
16%
4%
♦92%
-
400
38
30i/o
4%
,"
*37%
53%
16%
1
new
>
37%
*41%
30%
53%
No par
Tire
37%
42 %f
10
common
Fink
47
No par
preferred
&
33,500
48
40'm Mar 14
8
6,600
15,300
59%
38
31
8
30%
111%
57%
57%/..
31
Dec
4% Dec
30%
10.9%
111%
55%
38
46
11% Dec
O.
47%
4
4
30%
110%
55%
*30%
Jan
Mar 30
30%
112
55%
*37i%
34
2
110'%
47%
31%
Lehigh Valley RR
No par
Lehigh Valley Coal common
_1
$3 noncum 1st preferred
No par
50c noncum 2nd pfd
No par
Lehman Corp (The)
1
6% Jan
29%
,
55
38
3.85%
preferred
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co
Lehigh Portland Cement
4
30
112%
55
31
Lees
6
29%
112'%
37%
31% Mar 15
4
Apr
% Jan
30
>
46%
94
15
V'
18%
7
27% Jan
47
81
23%
Co
(James)
*46%
47
79%
r.
*45i/4
6
1
81
18% V
30%
89
Apr
1,800
81
23%
28'/8 Jan
13% Jan/ 25
81%
80%
47
25
Mar 14
170
81%
80%
*46
18%
27
aan
104%
104
23%
60
11
107
*104
*103
5
Co
&
*106%
104%
104
No par
(The)
Rubber
107
*104
*1021/4
45%
12
Lee
*106%
104%
18%
Lane
25
107
104%
23%
La Consolidada 6% pfd_75 Pesos Mex
Feb
"106'/a
18%
Laclede
4%%
"1021/4
107
23%
27
Jan
104
104%
18%
25
Jan
98V2
23%
(S S) Co
Bryant
2,200
18%
com
common
&
700
41%
104
104%
47%
1,400
41%
*97
23'%
preferred
(S H)
98%
1
Corp
Inc
41%
*96%
2.50
preferred
Co
41%
98%
16,600
2%
19%
(G R) Co common
prior
Koppers
*46
41%
*96%
83%
117
2%
23%
24
56
*106%
41%
981%
83%
117
18%
29%
5% Jan
Mar 14
107
2%
42%
*1021/2
117%
*2%
23%
17% Jan
4% Mar 11
16
104
837/a
117%
21/2
1
22'A Mar 15
3% May 27
14% Jun
*96%
82%
118%
2%
117
Shares
5
Corp
4
$5
40%
93%
84%
8.75
Light Co
<te Co
Wheel
Copper
6
5,
42%
"102'/a
50
County Land Co
Keystone Steel & Wire Co
79% Jan
341/4 Jan
2%
83%
No par
&
Kayser
Kelsey
29% Jan
29
119'A
2%
"96%
No par
preferred
non-cum
Kimberly-Clark
3^% Apr 15
45% Mar 21
118%
2%
100
Kern
38
4
119
*2%
42
100
preferred
preferred
Kennecott
1
59% Apr
84%
City Southern—
Kansas
21
12% Apr
84%
100
Common
24
Mar 10
86
119
100
preferred
cum
4.20%
12
18% Jan
16
83%
preferred
Kansas
38% Jan
preferred
cum
Feb
102% Mar 15
Chem
Kansas City Pr & Lt Co com_No par
Jan
IOOV2 Mar 23
106% Jan 25
&
Kalamazoo Stove & Furnace
2% Feb
30
3% Jan
41
28
Kaiser Alum
88'% Apr
99% Nov
4
92
56
Dec
9
32 Va Jan
v
31
the Week
A
10
Lukens Steel Co
45
45
;
*45
443i
45
20
45
1,600
13%
2,100
M
122
July
6
15% Nov 29
Dec
23
136% Dec
29
12% May 10
4
20% Jan
23
81% Mar 16
481/4 Jan
133
92
16% Jan
July
3% Jan
14
Mack
Trucks
5
Macy
(R H)
24% Apr
29
26% Mar 14
881/2 Mar 15
30% Jan
921/2 Jan
11
7% Jan
6
12% Feb
25
8% Jan
6
121/4 Feb
16
Dec
23
56% Jan
22
23
6
Jan
18
543% Jan
4
90
Working Co
Avrar 23
37% Apr
4 % %
Inc
—.
Co Inc
24
Mahoning Coal
17
4
6
Dec
21
51/8 Mar
9
8% Apr
4
Manati
6% Dec
31
6
Feb
25
7% J in
10
M and el
31
Jan
6
34% Jan
11
Manhattan
11% Feb
17
Dec
6
Jan
4
10% Dec
31
Jan
4
30% Dec
29
34
9 % Mar 14
28
Jan
Marathon
20 «/4 Feb
Marine
12% Jan
11
17% Dec
9
16
Jan
7
55% Jan
31
58% Feb
2
42
Apr
29
71% Dec
6
66% Jan
11
84% Feb
15
24 % Jan
12
34% Dec
22
31% Jan
7
36% Apr
7
97
44
18
293/4
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
91%
90 3/4
91
91
91 'A
911/4
9%
9%
91%
9%
600
9%
10%
*9%
9%
4,600
Marshall Field & Co
97
Sep
16
92
Jan
11
Mar
2
22
32
Jan
3
Feb
4
Martin
29
16% Mar 28
20% Jan
3
16% Jan
8
28% Dec
23
25% Jan
6
32% Feb
21
Corp
Masonite Corp
18
Jan
4
25% Dec
23
23'A Mar 15
26% Feb
16
Master
22
Jan
4
37% Dec
20
33% Mar 14
37% Mar
91% 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
18
85% Jan
10
$3.40
cumulative
17% Jan
20
28% Nov
23
25% Jan
4
32
10
47
Feb
4
15
Jan
52
55
Mar 29
21
Jan
Feb
16
11
56 Va Mar 31
55
Mar 29
24% Mar
1
Co—'
No par
8
MeOord
3
$2.50
pfd
97
97
97,
96%
270
97
♦96
*86%
88
86
86%
*85%
No par
31%
313/s
31%
31%
3IV2
31%
2i V4
56%
56%
x
55 V2
55%
55%
55%
par
16
32% Dec
21
34% Apr
13
4
30% Oct
4
26V4 Jan
6
46
Jan
25
Mengel
Jan
4
91
Oct
4
82
Jan
7
135
Jan
25
5%
15% Feb
18
22% Dec
31
21% Jan
18
25
Apr
7
23% Dec
23
20% Jan
18
95
Oct
21
109% Dec
22
28% Jan
4
41% Nov
24
39
Jan
92
5
103% Oct
27
96
Mar 28
Jan
104 '
Jun
14
108% May 19
92
Jan
15
102
89
Jan
6
104% Aug 18
22% Feb
For
Nov
99% Oct
109
2
footnotes
see
12
28
26% Feb
11
Feb
6
46% Mar
102% Apr
24
106% Jan
93% Mar 29
100% Apr
94% Mar
4
98
104% Mar 15
107
12
23
page
Apr
54% Feb
104
29
May 14
36% Nov
1C8
7
321/4 Jan
22.
6
Apr
3
15
4
13
6
Mar 29
46% Apr
12
97
87
3i%
31%
55'/4
*55%
553/4
56
*55V8
56
-50
common—50c
preferred—100
15%
15%
15%
153/4
88
88 %
88%
1
Robbins
&
Stores
5
Co
series
common
Inc
4.45%
Copper
88
*871/2
88
88'%
390
56
57%
57%
58
*57
57%
56%
57%
5,300
62%
63
63
63
*63
631/2
63
63%
1.300
71%
71%
72%
72%
41%
42%
42%
42%
7,100
27
26%
27
2,200
70%
71
71%
41%
41%
42V4
27
273/8
26%
27
1
16%c
5
Co
series
series
series
series—
pfd—100
100
100
100
100
5
1,700
11,600
56
70%
50
—1
4.200
64
41%
preferred—50
Metropolitan Edison 3.90%
3.80%
88
26
54%
27
common
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
88
22%
63
*87
703/4
preferred
No par
$4 conv 2nd pfd—
No par
$4.25 2nd preferred
No par
Mergenthaler Linotype Co—No par
Merritt-Chapman <fe Scott
12.50
Machine
16
41
3%
Co
15%
26%
Inc
Stores
16
70%
10
25
Corp
1st
153/4
-1
Co—
pfd 4.30%
(The)
16
15%
40%
5
*55 »/o
'
18
Inc
common
Shoe
3.85%
80
800
44%
Co
4.35%
30
1,700
*43%
convertible
&
7,300
31%
44'%
$3.50
Miami
*96
*85%
*43%
Mercantile
Mesta
96
87
44'/4
Norris Mfg Co
Melville
11% Jan
7
55%
96
97
'
♦433/a
Corp
47
Jan"
96
44%
2nd
McQuay
23'/a Mar 14
*96
*43%
Cum.
43% Jan
97
44%
—
32
100%
*
^
*43%
called
70% Apr
4
29%
*95%
21
23
293/4
*96
60 % Jan
25
29%
88
31
Oct
29%
97
64% Dec
28% Jan
29%
97
preferred (1st series)—100
49% Dec
2,100
86%
4'/4%
107
47,700
17%
97
3 2
4
170
33%
171/s
*95%
1051/a Apr
7
96%
33
17%
No par
pfd
31
13
96
33%
17%
2,400
101% Jan
Jan
95%
22%
17%
11,200
27
Jan
95%
33%
173/s
37%
Dec
21% Jan
95'%
33
17
25%
3
26
95%
333/4
17
29%
12
95
95
32%
17%
25%
McKesson
Merck
95
34%
*17%
25%
36%
Publishing
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines.
McLellan
100
29%
Jan
1
5,400
Electric Co
3%%
18
12
36%
No par
series-No par
1947
preferred
Stores Corp
29% Feb 17
10
35%
25%
63% Apr
30% Apr
36%
37%
1
93% Jan
36%
29%
18
111% Apr
36%
37%
Apr
18
363/a
25V4
52% Jan
88% Mar 30
900
37
57%
25%
15
102% Jan
79%
18%
37'%
27
4
79%
*57
25
31
7
80
37%
30
28
80
25%
25% Dec
Jan
18%
57%
80
*57%
37%
57% Dec
17% Jun
95%
32
11,900
18%
57%
80
18%
25%
21% Dec
88 % Sep
95
X36%
18%
18%
18%
58
79%
58
36%
4
98
37%
79
2,100
13,700
37%
4
7
36%
18%
*57%
9%
32%
253/8
19
Jan
78
9%
32 %
293/4
11% Feb
31
18%
58
77
300
9%
32 »/a
25%
18% Jan
27% Feb
32%
4,900
29%
Corp common
McCrory
Mead
*31%
9'%
20
4.200
36%
27% Jan
22
32
93/8
33 %
5,900
12,500
1
common
24
57% Nov
32
93/8
32%
25%
McGraw
103
32
93%
333%
160
5
No par
Co
McGraw-Hill
4
32%
32%
9%
33%
25%
13
86% Jan
323/4
93/8
33%
9%
33
25%
1.6
3
323/4
33
♦32%
7%
25%
Feb
15
71/8
7 '.3
253%
Apr
74% Jan
6%
253/8
67
42% Aor
7
25%
58
Mar 15
7%
6%
25%
52% Mar 14
Mir 14
7%
63/4
3
57% Jan
40
7%
6%
22%
82
70% Mar 23
7%
63%
22%
3
24
7%
6'A
22%
63% D"C
20
7%
6%
56
Jan
76% Dec
73/8
»/4
223/4
75
43% Nov
7%
223/4
15% July 23
881/2 Jun 24
4
600
55 %
Jan
26
*580
600
22aA
12
37% Apr
*580
56%
45
54% Jan
600
223/4
6
14
*580
600
*55%
Jan
88 % Apr
*580
37%
23
44
17
600
83
56
31
20
82%
36%
22%
441/4 Dec
Jan
37%
*55%
28
4
83%
36%
No par
Mar 14
16
313/4
37%
No par
Corp
23
I6V2 Feb
9%
85%
35%
convertible
McCali
30
14% Mar 14
93%
83
35
1
6.25
preferred
4
25% Dec
% Mar
9%
87%
34%
—5
Maytag Co common
18% July
40 % Jun
Feb
10
No
Electric
preferred
95/8
9%
853/4
100
L)
Dept. Stores
S3
9%
9%
87
6
preferred
(Glenn
$3
9%
35%
600
com
Martin-Parry
12
10
86%
18%
19% Dec
Dec~30
10
34%
*57%
33% Oct
33% Jan
29%
5
May
23%
24%
23%
293%
10
4 % %
24%
*90%
Corp common
conv
1
23%
13,900
22%
9%
50
Midland
cum
4
Nov
63,500
preferred
4%
4
55
22%
Marquette Cement Mfg Co
Jan
Feb
223/a
29%
!—
Shirt
13% Feb
Dec
23
90%
Corp
16% Jan
3
1,000
22%
50
———1
Co
RR
Co
Bros
25% Mar 25
51%
135
24%
No par
Sugar
6
51%
*132%
9%
Maracaibo Oil Exploration
12
7
52
136
1
7
Feb
13%
51%
*132'%
10
Nov
620
13'/2
13%
52
136
29%
(The)
Co
13%
51%
*132%
90%
Copper
Magnavox
13%
53
136
100
Magic Chef
Magma
13%
*51%
*132%
No par
Square Garden
14
13%
52
136
52
No par
No par
com
preferred series A
Madison
13 5/a
13%
*132%
5
preferred
546
19
82/
8
100
common—10
ForDes
&
6%
6
24% Oct
MftcAnurews
21
19% Jan
64
4
3
M Wood
Jan
Dec 31
8% Dec 4 3
9% Dec 31
4% Mar 10
22% Jan
53% Jan
139
19
Aug
30% Dec
7% May 27
5% May
6
25 Va Jan
4
499
19
Mar 28
M &
16
*15%
615/8
60%
*105
106
68
68
33%
*34%
*69%
34
24%
29%
281/2
62%
*105
70'A
114
24%
*99
24%
28%
341/4
15%
63%
106
72
34%
35
35
35
114
*104
114
24
24
24%
28%
303%
29%
15%
62 %
*105
*69%
3334
36%
*104
2334
28 Va
1534
15%
62%
62%
*105
106
68%
75
34
34%
38
-
30
1,200
2,200
22%
1,300
28 7
27
a
23%
2,500
28'/a
165,001)
•92
94
*91
94
94
100
111
*111
112
*110
112
*110
112
111
111
300
108
106
106
106
106
200
107
108
107%
108
92%
92%
51%
51%
52
51%
24
24%
24
45
45%
45%
45%
45%
45 %
45 3 8
101
104%
100
99%
108
453/8
*101
106
*99%
100
*98
44%
*101%
102%
*104%
*103
*51%
99%
108
46%
1
*104%
99%
*98%
*106
43%
103
*102
103 %
106
*104%
106
100%
*99%
100%
1003/8
*99
101
*106
108
108
46ya
42%
433%
2,100
50%
51
24%
24'%
44%
*91%
52
243/4
44%
34%
118
24%
*98
68%
38
243/4
*106
4,600
*108
2334
52
99
900
62 %
37
241%
104%
15%
106
114
51%
101
1.600
94
*92
107
70%
34%
34%
15%
16
633/a
105%
34%
33%
*99
111
153/a
62%
105
*26%
25%
84,600
45%
1,000
*43
102%
*104%
102%
106
10034
100%
•
30
10
220
101
C|Q
*106
43%
108%
43%
22.300
17
18
The Commercial and Financial
(1790)
NEW YORK STOCK
\
Range for Previous
Year
Lowest
65 V2 Jan
4
4
30
3
126% Jan
6
21 Va Jan
8
20 ya Jun
21
8% Jan
67
4
Jan
11
55 v* Jan
26
102
May
5
103
Dec
32% July
40% Oct
since Jan.
Lowest
Highest
26% Jan
Feb
Range
1954
98
18
Jan
11
9
30% Jan
3
37% Jan
114
25
STOCK
lOKK
24
Jan
35% Mar
7
47% Apr
15
Mid-Continent
Middle
Utilities
Steel
Prod
Dec
15
Jan
21
141
Mar 11
29% Sep
27
25% Jan
21
29
Mar 24
Dec
13
22% Jan
0
16% Dec
29
15% Jan
6
109% Nov 30
96% Jan
25
118
Mar
4
Minneapolis-Honeywell
Jan
6
99
Mar
4
Minn
103% Jan
19
107
90
Dec
80
21
106% Nov 22
9% Jan
4
14% Dec
31
12% Jan
71 ',2 Jan
12
85% Dec
29
82
19'A May 26
24% Dec
8
21
24% Aug
5
38% Dec 31
36
15'/2 July 19
23% Nov
37
54% Dec
Jan
23% Jan
28% Mar
1
19% Ap;
13
Apr
91
7
Minn
4
Corp
Miu
15
27 Va Jan
4
Jan
4
4'/8 Jari
4
10
Sep
$5.50
1st
$1.50
2nd
30% Apr
4
61 % Feb
24
Minnesota
&
24% Feb
18
Minnesota
Power
Jan
8
44% Feb
15
Mission
Corp
19
22% Jan
17
27
Mar
2
Mission
Development
22
50
20
59% Mar
2
Mississippi
8% Jan
8
98
Jan
6
39
Dec
31
31% Feb
1
49% Jun
3
56
Jan
4
12% Jan
4
91
28
*28
29
*27
28%
*27
28%
*27
28
*27
5
57%
57%
57%
58 %
57
58%
58
58
58
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
39%
39
39%
39
39%
39
39%
30%
39
2.800
24%
24%
24%
24 %
24%
24%
25%
24%
25
13,103
10
55%
56%
56
57%
24%
56%
57%
57%
57%
57%
58
5,100
Co
Corp
24%
Machine
Apr
15
Monsanto
15
Montana-Dakota
Co
Morrell
30% Jan
53% Nov
17
44% Mar 14
52% Jan
4
Motorola
24 % Mar
3
Motor
Montgomery
Products
1
Motor
3
Mueller
Brass
Mullins
Mfg
21% Mar
7
Munsingwear
47% Feb
2
41% Mar 21
47
18% Jan
31% Dec
31
28
Jan
38% Mar
42% Jan
61
Dec
22
61
Jan
4
70
Mar 18
37
45% Dec
2
41
Feb
21
47
Mar
125% Dec
17
114% Jan
18
126
Jan
6
6
Feb
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
2.800
22%
21%
22%
21
22
20%
21%
4,300
5
116%
118%
119%
119%
5
27%
28%
Wheel
24%
118
27%
'
28%
36%
36%
36V*
36 %
28%
36%
36%
33%
31%
32%
31%
Co
No par
77%
78
77%
12
19%
19%
19%
19%
No par
19%
20
19%
20
47%
47%
47%
47%
10
5
&
23%
23%
23%
23%
Lines
Corp
Corp
78%
Murphy Co
Murray Corp of America com
preferred
11,500
78
79%
79%
80%
80,800
19%
20%
5,200
19%
20%
8,100
48%
49
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
6,900
29%
2,900
5.000
28%
28%
37%
37
37%
37%
37%
3,400
22%
22%
22%
22%
13.200
19%
22%
19%
19
19
18%
18%
1,400
42%
42%
42%
42%
42%
42%
42%
5,800
34%
34%
34%
34 Va
34%
34%
34%
4,200
18%
19
18%
19
42
42%
42%
34%
34%
34Va
28 %
28 Va
37%
22%
124%
33%
19%
22%
100
32%
48%
28'%
71%
32%
20
28 Va
*67
42%
36%
19%
37%
22%
42%
7,290
36%
31%
19%
37%
*67
28
36%
47%
22%
50
8,600
27%
36%
19%
28
No par
Myers (F E) & Bros
14.400
125
28%
48 %
37%
1
10
common—
123
121
27%
19%
22%
27%
118%
47%
19%
.
1
Inc
32%
79%
19%
78%
-1
5
Co
Corp
(G C)
121
28
32%
2
4%
23%
1
4
2
24%
3
3
39% Jun
16%
22%
Inc
42% Mar
3
16%
22%
Co_
(John) & Co
25% Jan
30% Feb
7
16%
(The)—No par
Ward
2,200
23%
Co..
Oil
4,900
22,800
22%
Co
Utilities
Power
Monterey
15
20
1.25
Tool
Chemical
15%
No par
Inc
Co
Montana
!
Mills
Carpet
Mojud
Monarch
7
Moore-McCormack
15
6,100
25%
7
27% Mar 14
4,000
23%
*39%
24%
32% Feb
.
4.100
24%
23%
1
5
25
125
12
320
58%
23%
*24%
Mohawk
3
Jan
91
25
12
Jan
19%
92
19%
15
3
18
19%
*90
88%
20% Feb
13% Jan
20%
90
4.400
86
13
33% Jan
20%
90
15
39 % Jan
22% Apr
20
90
85%
383/4 Jan
28
20%
90
87%
12
28% Mar 24
18% Sep 15
20%
90
85%
21% Feb
38% Dec
21
89%
88
3
4
10
15,600
20%
15
16% Mar 14
28
106 %
87 Va
75% Mar 14
Apr
19% Jan
*105%
85%
18% Jan
23
4,500
108%
*106
15%
34% Mar 14
20% Jan
13,500
117i/2
92%
86%
31% Apr
23% Aug
2
28% Dec 31
19%
92%
19%
91%
88%
29
1
19
113
92%
113
85%
18% Dec
23
107
107
107
91%
19%
87%
80% Aug 23
18% Dec 20
16% Jun
90%
90%
26%
26%
112 %
15%
11% Mar 24
21 Va Mar
19%
113
Light—No par
RR
85% Jan
4
*105
112
4.400
89
18% Feb 23
18
23% Jan
14
107
27
19%
19%
2,700
26%
86va
3
24% Jan
6
15
25% Sep
89%
91
26%
26%
110
50
29
26%
14%
4
4
18%
142
28
85%
25% Jan
4
26%
109'%
*140
28
28
87%
23% Mar 17
Jan
"
18%
28%
15%
20
19
140%
142
20%
28%
88%
26% Oct
79% Mar 29
140%
140%
141
27%
87
5
31% Jan
14,300
15%
28
15% Jan
14,400
47%
80%
91% Feb
20% Apr
32%
46%
85%
17
17% Aug 27
32
46%
23%
Fuel
River
32%
44%
com—No par
6
71% Jan
27% Aug 16
106% Dec
0
Paper Co
31%
45%
7%
preferred
series A
100
^Missouri Pac RR 5% conv pfd_100
Jan
30
5
&
32%
44%
Missouri-Kan-Tex
8
81 % Dec
Mar 31
Ontario
32
18% Mar 11
79% Sep
4
16% Jan
preferred
conv
32%
44%
107%
106
91% Mar
6
Mar 17
Jan
76
*105
100
25
preferred
26%
13,600
108%
106%
110%
■/.
89%
.
Minneapolis Moline Co common—1
18
Jan
la
109%
Shares
Apr. 15
107%
106
141
28%
26%
.1.50
Mig common—No par
preferred
i
No par
20
40
13
Reg
&
22% Jan
61
19% May
No par
& S S Marie—No par
Apr. 14
106%
106%
139%
28%
Apr. 13
(he Week
Friday
Thursday
31%
43%
139
Sales fur
SALS PRICES
43%
32%
42"%
100
10
_.
51% Jan
Feb
31%
HIGH
Wednesday
Apr. 12
107%
5
preferred
Oil
St Paul
$4
15
Apr
1st
Minneap & St Louis Ry
13
22% Apr
6
20
8%
Midwest
Tuesday
Apr. 11
106%
10
Inc
common-,
26
137
Monday
Par
Petroleum—.——10
South
Miuland
RECORD
LOW AND
EXCHANGE
Highest
6
133
NEW
1
EXCHANGE STOCK
STOCKS
Chronicle...Monday, April 18, 1955
37%
71%
*67
71%
*67
71%
42%
42%
*42%
43%
42
42%
124'%
1241/2
*67
71%
42%
28%
42%
800
N
74% Mar 29
30
Jan
12%,May
Apr
11
51
Nov
23
47
62% Mar 10
National
Acine
7
27
Dec
29
20 % Mar 14
26% Jan
National
Airlines
15% Mar 23
National
Automotive
13% May 11
3
19% Aug 26
47% Nov 24
19
Apr
4
37% Jan
6
45
Mar
3
36% Jan
4
45% Dec
8
41% Jan
6
45% Mar
1
172% Jan
4
183% Dec
21
175% Feb
4
8
17% Dec
28
13% Apr
7
Feb
11
21% Jan
Jan
15
182
National
17% Jan
28
National
Can
47
Feb
16
National
Cash
7%
preferred
15% Apr
10% Jan
21
6
26% Apr
13
National
4
16% Dec
31
14% Mar 14
National
5
28
% Dec
31
25% Mar 14
16% Apr
29% Apr
13
19% Jan
13
Dec
25% Dec
30
17% Feb
18
22
20% Mar 14
24
Jan
10
35% Oct
25
41% Aug 17
37% Jan
18
407« Apr
12% Jan
4
19% Dec
30
16% Jan
10
25
16% May
24% Dec
21
87% Jan
98% Dec
2
49% Nov
17
105% Nov
8
20% Jan
93% Jan
38
Jan
172
Jan
63% Dec
182
158
141 % Jan
8% Feb
19
Oct
46
Dec
10
Jan
29
45 % Mar 14
5
29
54% Jan
10
177% Apr
Mar
Dec
0
13% Dec
14
11% Jan
27% Dec
31
23 % Jan
31
58
147
16% Apr
Dec
Jan
National
Jan
3
National
13
«
105
13
25
67% Apr
15
6
182 '% Jan
9
156
Jan
4
11
14
Feb
23
27
Feb
17
21
Mar
31
1
25
34% Dec
6
33% Jan
4
6
38% Jan
4
69 % Apr
6
15
42% M^ar 25
46% Feb 15
103
Nov
30
97% Feb
21
99% Apr
Dec
8
37% Jan
6
44% Feb
18
Lines
6%
preferred
Natl
26
15%
16
lo7a
107/4
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
79.200
277/4
27%
28V4
28%
29%
28%
29
28'/2
28%
12.300
22
21%
22
21%
21%
5,500
40%
40 7/8
40%
40%
40%
15,800
24
23%
24%
10,100
21%
22'/4
52.600
24/8
24
24 7/4
23'%
21
21 Va
21
21 «/4
21
21%
21 Va
21%
95'%
95 7/2
96%
96'%
9o%
977/2
97
97
1
46%
47%
46 %
47
46%
46%
46'%
47'%
5
6
99
Nov
12
4
17
Dec
2
90% Mar 16
95% Jan
4
18
4
7
Mar
100% Dec
22
98
40% Jan
14
73% Dec
31
69% Jan
18
Apr
1
May 11
18% Dec
13
16% Feb
1
20% Feb
17
18
75
Mar 15
77% Jan
67% Jan
5
25% Jan
4
49% Nov
18% Jan
4
27% Dec
78
Oct
Mar 30
101
92 %
Feb
2
*148%
1497/2
148'%
149%
12%
12%
12%
12'/2
12%
12%
12»%
12%
Cast-No par
24%
25 7/2
25
25 V4
25%
25'%
25'%
25%
25%
26%
No par
17 va
17%
177/4
17%
171/4
17%
17'%
17%
17%
17'%
6,400
67'%
66'%
67
67
69'/4
17,900
41
41
41'%
42
99%
99%
99%
43
43'/4
43
43'/4
43
43'%
42%
43'%
42%
42%
8,100
9'%
9'/a
9%
30.400
12%
12%
National
Tea
Co
10
No par
5
common
3% %
preferred
100
England Electric System
1
New Jersey Pr & Lt Co 4%
pfd_100
New
Mining
10
1
common
32% July 30
30
Jan
87 % Dec
28
84
Jan
93% Sep
29
87% Mar 11
19
53Va Jan
92
Jan
7
100
Jun
25
104% Oct
25
17% Jan
6
36% Nov
30
102
Nov
100
Jan
54'A
17,600
29%
2,300
New
N
3
N
17
Chic & St Louis Co—
York
City Omnibus
York
$5
10
Jan
Jan
5
Dock
non-cum
Y
&
Y
New
Corp
RR
83
83
*81
83
*81
82
*92
94
*92
94
*92
94
*92
94
*92
94
460
460
*420
460
50
'350
400
Co
7
35%
36'A
35'A
65 Va
65%
66
66'A
67
67%
68
24'/4
24 »/2
24%
24'A
24
24'/a
23*7/8
24'A
24
25'A
39%
40
39%
40'A
3.90%
preferred
100
98
99
98'A
98'A
*97»/2
14
28
4
81
Jun
8
89
38
Apr
6
45% Sep
7
10
89 'A Mar 29
85% Jan
3
40% Jan
25
45% Apr
15
108% Mar 18
1117/2 Ap;
11
77»/4 Feb
15
100
preferred
Chemical Co
American
4
16% Aug 25
16
Jan
6
4
95
87% Jan
19
100% July
101
Oct
7
18
26% Nov 26
7% Jan
14% Jan
11.
11
19% Mar
2
38% Jan
4
Mar 25
103% Apr
103% Dec
27
100% Feb
9
104
Dec
15
100% Feb
10
34% Dec
28
27% Apr
11
19% Dec
29
29% Dec
29
2
99 % Mar 23
44% Aug 10
4
109 V2 Dec
31
92% Jan
1067/4 Jan
5
100»/2 Dec
110% Jan
1047/2 jun
18
54% Jan
4
70
Dec
26% Jan
4
33% Dec
20
9
21% Jun
9
20'/4 Aug
2
102 «/2 Nov 24
24% Dec 21
For footnotes
see
page
24
Mar 28
22.
68,600
16
15%
16
15%
16
12,700
161/4
16%
series—
100
9092
16%
*90'%
16%
16'/2
16%
92
90%
91'%
16%
90'/a
102
102'%
102%
102%
102%
102%
*1017/2
1027%
102%
102'%
102% 102%
28%
29%
22%
22%
V. 28% -2 j%
22% * 22%
Inc
Pharmacal
Co
1021/2
*101i/2
102 vz
27%
301/4
27%
29%
10
Co—
22 y8
22%
X22
22% >
33%
33%
*33
33%
33%
33%
34
Ohio
Oklahoma
4%
Oil
Co
45%
45%
46'%
109 Va
109 Va
109»/2
109'%
100
*99
100
12
Preferred
Oklahoma
&
Elec
Co
Natural
_No par
com—10
20
—
4.24%
45%
109
100
—..—
Gas
preferred
34
100
common
preferred
preferred
1
•
2.50
common
preferred
Edison
*101%
25
Northwest Airlines
4.6%
100
1
.
series
Gas„
100
7.50
109
*106 7/a 108
99
109
*106%
69 Va
70%
69%.
33'%
33%
x33%
*19
*19
19%
♦101% 102
23%
23%
102
.
23'%
99
,
*101'A
17 Va
18,700
490
720
102
130
*101%
102%
102%
102%
420
••23%
29%
84,900
102%
,
/
23
33 Ya
34%
34
34
34
34
34
34 Va
1,700
4738
6,900
-
46%
110
110%
110%
*99
100
100
47
46%
109%
100
46%
"2
*107'%
noy4
9y2
*
800
80
uoy4
150
100
109
*io7y2
109
109
*108
109
107%
*106%
107%
106%
106%
*106%
107%
70%
70'A
70%
70%
71%
33 »A
33%
70
70
33%
33%
19%
19 '/a
102
23%
18,800
22%
34
34
33%
V 34
46
47,200
91%
*90%
102
50
75%
17'
17
90%
10
15,600
112
74
102
102
102
4
15
74'A
102
preferred
24% Feb
73'A
102
preferred
6
75%
74%
100
4.44%
Apr
75%
500
45%
44%
*110'A
100
4.56%
102
44%
111'A
17,300
90%
*89
90%
43'/2
HO7/.
series
12
21
*110
111
•89
110%
45
44
preferred series
$4.11
preferred series
Northrop Aircraft Inc
preferred
14
35% Mar
90'A
*89
102'%
Jan
19% Feb
15%
15
(Minn)—
5
108% Jan
76% Feb
»
53'A
No par
Common
3.90%
1
2d
51'A
74
4.40%
22% Feb
54 »A
26
51 y4
74%
Ohio
19
5i'/4
26
50%
73%
—
Northern Pacific Ry
3
Jan
54%
26
*110
14
100
54 >/4
51 'A
110%
18
18% Jan 20
54%
25%
50%
110
48% Feb
64% Jan 20
31% Jan 28
54
25'A
51%
100
110 '/< Apr
109
54'/2
89
43% Jan
6
105% Mar 17
Jan 24
1067% Mar 11
31 'A
25%
44%
Norwich
108
31%
49'A
15
15
Jan
5,100
31'/2
53%
44'/a
36% Feb
100
190
31%
31%
311/2
*257/2
89
1
20
103%
53%
44%
?6
95% Jan
1037/2
1
$4.08
35% Mar 28
103 y2
54%
90'/2
$4.10
10
103
25'A
-15'A
4
90
98
100
50 7/8
15
preferred
98
*98
53»/2
44
$3.60
400
91
91
100
x25'/4
Aviation
preferred
86,;
86
91'/z
5,600
20,600
25
*89
57/2%
33'A
25
1
12
15
31%
94%
V. *847/2
7,600
40'/2
33'/a
5,000
-
I04y2
♦103
102 »/4
31 '/a
10
18
27
18% Jan
102% Apr
39% Jan
102 Va
31
50
Jan
26
7
29
108% Aug 30
102 Va Apr
103
Jan
3
11
102%
*85'/a
Northern Natural Gas Co—
16% Jan
9
6
Apr
88
Northeast Capital Corp
Northern Central Ry Co
31% Feb
38% Nov 29
102% Jan
101% Nov
17% Mar
92
30%
;
Norfolk & Western Ry common
Adustment preferred
North
102%
2
4.10%
Nopco
Northern States Pwr Co
12
33'A
3
*85
40 Va
*93%
33%
*91
Jan
Jan
33%
331/2
33%
40'/a
947/2
39%
*93
*84
1
Jan
94 ya
91 'A
24
13% Jan
33'A
33'%
40V 2
29!'2
*93
95
89
26% Feb
9Q
*93
*90'/2
63 va Feb
85
33
95
*85'A
6
18
*93
91%
6
64% Jan
preferred
100
Niagara Mhk Pwr Corp com_No par
3.40%
preferred
100
89
11
29
No par
$3.75
91'A
47% Jan
73% Dec
State Electric & Gas Corp—
Y
Shipbuilding Corp
917/2
48% Jan
2
York
91
25 % Apr
53% July
New
Common
9.900
36
35%
35%
35%
64i/a
100
19
23
*400
460
34%
64'A
preferred
29
16 Vi Feb
*370
34%
63%
1
A
3.60%
5
23
54% Mar
4S0
34
100
Haven & Hartford Co_100
series
10
82
No par
preferred
5%
29 7/2
*81
No par
common
Harlem
Preferred
53%
82
*81
11
26% Apr
52% Dec
Feb
16,100
29%
51% Dec
111
73
53»/2
4
107% Mar 31
71%
29%
12
6
20
73
53
14
13% Jan
5,500
77
30
Jan
29
4,100
17%
77
53%
39% Jan
Mar 23
86%
17%
77
29%
24% Jan
16% Aug 18
85%
18
*76
53'A
20
8%
76
30 «/8
21
33
76
*76
54
Brake
Common
New
15
103% Apr
27% Mar 24
77
77
30 7/8
Mar
91% Apr
101% Jan
Mar 14
17%
53%
Apr
33% Apr
85 Va Apr
13
86%
18'%
30'%
43% Feb
14
5
Jan
88'%
17%
53%
25% Feb
5
25
86
87V2
17%
*75'%
N
82% Jan
87
17%
110
30'/s
37
96
98%
857/4
18'/8
15,600
98%
87'%
*97
98%
86%
18
17%
98%
537/8
68
8
98%
98%
857%
40
17%
98%
17
94!4
17%
*94
17'%
10
24
515
Mar 30
94'%
17
20
Feb| 15
6
91% Mar
94%
17%
1,500
145,300
4
39
96
94
40%
12
14
35%
39%
95% Jan
Aug 20
35%
40
86% Jan
97% Oct
36
39'%
6
44
36
97
*97
40
107
40%
Mar 10
7
*98
35%
35%
*105
107
39%
Apr
4
17
35%
16 'A
16%
16'%
*105
40%
90
27% Jan
*94
17»/4
107
*105
39%
81
Jun
97
17
100
preferred
35%
36
16'%
167/4
16'/4
105
40
12
91
*95
xl05
38%
13
28
Corp
Industries
35'%
16'/B
16
105
No par
Oct
35% Apr
par
15%
105
Central
Oct
6
1,500
100
York
97
22% Jan
2,900
16'/4
1
common
New
95
2
15%
7,300
14
14% Apr
15%
27'%
85% Jan
500
15%
Newberry Co (J J) common—No
New York
7
15%
26
6
4
15%
26
18
17
15%
25%
Jan
Jan
16.600
15%
26%
48
30% Feb
9 "2
15'/4
75%
27% Jau
60 % Jan
8 %
15%
73 Va
16
470
8%
157/4
1
25%
28
28
8i%
12%
26
31% Dec
28
8%
13
12%
74'/4
54% Dec
Jun
8 ',2
97/4
25%
20
67% Sep
8
25% Aug 12
7,000
8%
12
15
Mar
Jan
34% Dec
13%
8 7/2
721/4
15% Mar
7
9
12
8%
26
32% Apr 21
Apr
97/4
12%
8%
747/2
40% Apr
Mar 23
97/8
257/2
5
51
280
72 va
31% Jan
22
8,200
12 7/8
preferred
4 Va %
1,000
42'%
I
.
Neisner Bros Inc
Newmont
41%
99%
1
Co
Corp
Newport
9
41%
No par
Fibre
Co
4%%
9'%
9
41'%
*99
1
29
Apr
4,300
5
34% Dec
348
3,200
Air
29
54%
170
410
149V2
12%
York
7
33% Feb
150
149%
12 7/2
New
23% Jan
9
150
149 %
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock
78% Mar 30
10
63
177%
4
30
7
11
820
16,400
67%
177%
72
41% Jan
18% Jan
65%
177%
40%
18
12
65'%
177%
42'%
10
16% Jan
64%
177 7/2
99%
20
11
65%
*1777/2
63%
99 >/2
15% Jan
Feb
63%
179
98%
Nehi
Jan
104%
2.800
14,600
105
98%
12
13% Jan
*1771%
*104
105
*104
47%
149'A
100
15% Apr
94
63
63
179
105
*104
97'/2
987/2
% %
19
8
105 7/2
'
46%
preferred
4
Jan
37% Mar
*178
104
*97
66%
4
July 22
62%
X24 'A
41%
11% Jan
86
*104
25
40%
Vulcanized
20
24%
1
Corp
Theatres Inc
Jan
404
427%
Natomas
35
-21%
22
40'/4
67
National
39
21%
39%
40%
National
5
22 7/8
39%
421/4
3
31% Mar
21%
39
9,800
66 7/B
18
3
26%
26 7/2
26
26%
40%
15
Feb
26%
25%
15%
421/4
9% Apr
16% Jan
25%
26%
25%
67
10% Jan
105
17,760
41
14% Feb
10
44%
411/4
6
Feb
43'%
43%
26
240
11.700
65%
3
105
43
14'/2
41
12
31
44'/2
9,600
14
14'%
437/2
5
Corp
Ref Co__
7% Jan
25
14
Supply (The) Pa com—_10
9
Apr
11% Jan
Feb
14%
2.800
178%
178%
179'%
Sugar
8
16% Dec
179
National
15
106
179%
\*179
National
8% July 26
1
43%
43',4
178%
100
new
10% Sep
8
42%
178%
43'/8
181
14'/4
common—5
Steel
11% Apr
Jan
43%
44%
100
4
Jan
43%
29,500
19
38'/2
43
1
B
1
14
18%
38'/2
43%
13%
_100
4% Jan
105
18%
38'%
43 Va
44%
common
9% Nov
13
17%
38
13%
No par
17
18
18
38%
44%
Stores
6 % Feb
14 % Dec
17%
37%
1
A
&
18
37%
5
Service
Malleable
17'/a
37%
1
1951
National Shares Corp
National Steel
17'/8
13%
25
.
Co
National Linen
4,200
44%
common
Prod
preferred
Lead
3,000
22%
0
Gas Co
preferred
61 %
22%
147/4
Gypsum Co common
7%
61 'm
22 Vz
38 7/2
42%
Inc
Co
Department
National
13
41
$4.50
62
10
pfd series of
National
470
125
62
22'%
16%
180%
new
preferred--:
Distillers
124%
124'%
124
62 7/2
22%
66
38
10
Dairy Products
4%%
7
43% Dec
28% Jan
231/8
7/4
x22%
62'/4
22%
100
Container
National
4
26% Jan
Jan
62
23%
1
common
Register
City
1251/2
62'A
23 Va
5
A
National Cylinder
13
Apr
24% Jan
90
Inc
Corp
conv
Mar 16
23 7
Mar 21
102% Jan
$1.25
97% Apr
55% Jan
20% Mar 14
53
66
15
Fibres
Corp
Biscuit Co
3
125
61%
1
National Aviation
Jan
126
1
Co
.
37
•
Louis
St
8
20% Jan
11
Chatt <te
Nashville
,
33%
19 y«
.
--
.
80
60
13,000
J
*19
*101%
102
♦lOiya
23%
24
23%
19'%
102 I'
33%
-
*i9yB
'
3k%
19%
8,100
100
1017% 101%
150
23% -23%
4,200
23%ll
Commercial and Financial The
Chronicle
Number 5421...
Volume 181
(1791)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
B»n|t for PrtTltu
I
Year 1954
Lo#eol
Range since Jan.
Highest
Lowest
38
Feb
16
60% Dec
3
104
Jan
5
127% Dec
3
9 V# Jan
73
44% Jan
23
83
-
15
Dec
31
13% Jan
30
94% Jan
10
11
69% Dec
8
61% Jan
July 23
35% Nov
5
31% Jan
Apr
99
29
Jan
15
15
Conv preference 1951
17% Mar
105
18
68
92
4
16
Oliver
Jan
4
Corp
4%%
2
Otis
11
Outboard
Jan
14
Outlet
g
53%
100
121%
preferred
100
1
12
&
Mfg
Jan
3
16 % Jan
4
17
97% Apr
11
Owens-Corning Plberglas Corp
98% Jan
6
115 % Feb
14
Owens-Illinois Glass Co
34
Mar 14
9ft
Feb
45% Mar 30
100
17
Overland
Oxford
Mar 28
$5
44%
No par
67% Jan
Dec
Corp
HIGH
8ALE
PRICES
Sales far
Wednesday
-
Thursday
Friday
Apr. i3
Apr. 14
Apr. 13
>
(The)
54%
122%
53%
55%
122
56%
122%
123
♦92
57'%
124
58%
123
16%
103%
64%
64%
64%
64%
65
45%
64%
44
44%
43
43%
43
43%
93
93
93
16
16
16 y«
16%
94%
97%
94%
96
112
114%
112%
*16
94
113%
104
*92
16%
93
16%
103
93
*16
U3%
16%
103%
93
1
16%
27,100
70,600
104%
730
64%
65'%
2,300
42%
43
5,100
*91
93
20
16%
16
16
1,300
92%
91%
92 %
4,300
113%
92%
113%
1,100
16%
104
93
,
124%
16%
64%
16%
Shares
58%
124%
16%
Xl03 %
*103
the Week
57%
123
16%
5
12.50
58 Va
103%
63%
83 %c
Co
23
76
16%
103
No par
Marine
Apr.li
series
Elevator
Apr
Tuesday ■
Apr. 11
Corp—-
common
convertible
99
Mar 24
16% Jan
2
Mar
45 %
6
31
Monday
Par
104% Dec 31
11
77% Jan
Dec
STOCK
58% Apr
6
97 % Dec
YORK
EXCHANGE
124% Apr
26
4
13% Mar 11
50
Jan
NEW
RECORD
LOW AND
Olin Mathleson Chemical
Common
49% Mar 14
114 *
1
Highest
4
Jan
STOCK
8TOCK8
112
15
43%
43%
43%
45
111%
112%
43%
44%
3)700
No par
Paper Co
97%
42%
43
97%
*97%
96
42%
97%
43'%
97%
14,700
97%
98
97
97%
210
24%
com
preferred
*
14% Jan
20
*
26% Dec
23
Jan
7
97
Dec
21
93 % Apr
15
7% Jan
11
12
8ep 22
10% Feb
8
12% Mar 10
Pacific Amer Fisheries Inc
Pacific
82
22
Mar 14
26% Feb
7
98
2
Feb
33% Apr 28
52% Dec
20
48% Mar
3
63
Mar 29
57
78
31
67% Mar 16
86
Pabco
44% May 17
Dec
62
Dec
2g
28% Jan
4
40
Nov
26
39% Jan
4
46% Dec 31
33% Feb
15
23
Jan
12
114% Jan
13
137% Jan
4
4% May 18
26% July 20
6% Jan
5
8% Jan
4
56
*
38 % July 14
46
July 12
140
Aug 24
154% Nov
9
9% Dec
14
9% Dec
20% Dec
25
84% Apr
19
4
104% Dec
7
6
138% Mar
150
8% Mar 14
38*% Jan
9
Feb
12
52
6
7
16% Jan
20% Feb
Mar 24
12
18
bo'/4 Apr
OA
JUU
Mar
ij
104
Jan
3
6
13
Apr
1
36
Jan
6
41
Apr
14
41
Feb
14
47
Apr
6
29
9% Jan
3
34% Feb
9
51 % Apr
12
15
45% Aug 19
41 % Jan
6
45% Apr
11
6% Feb
17
11% Dec
10% Jan
6
13 % Apr
1
31
27
7% Feb 23
5% Mar 14
35
49% Dee 29
47
Jan
7
38% Oct
36% Jan
10
44% Mar
8
24
14
25% Jan
6
28
5
•
Feb
54% Feb
27% Mar 17
14
29% Feb
Penick
&
&
Corp
31
27% Jan
20
29
Jan
4
93
Deo
7
82
Jan
11
98
4
8
74
Jan
6
92
Apr 11
Apr 15
37% Apr
35% Jan
19
55
Dec
6
46
Mar 30
57
Jan
3
Penna
45% Dec
31
106% Feb
4
29
41% Mar 14
Penn-Dixie
48% Feb
25
25
107% Jan
6
112% Apr
14
4
105% Jan
3
107 % Feb
2
15% Mar 25
25
Dec
29
22
41
2
53
Nov
30
45% Mar 14
51% Feb
5
22% Dec
13
19% Jan
26
22% Apr' 11
Penn-Texas
35% Dec
14
34% Jan
26
37
173
33
Mar 18
13% Jan
46
4
Mar 26
4
169
52
18% Dec
31
17% Mar 14
11
9
108
18% Jan
4
28
Aug 27
Nov
20
29
30% Jan
4
52% Dec
32% Jan
4
23% Jan
94
203
107
Jan
11
29% Feb
11
36% Jan
6
40% Mar
Phila
14
Dec
Jan
3
1
Jan
11
3 ?
9
45% Aug
63% Feb
5
97% Apr
75% Dec
31
21
Jan
11
Nov
1
16% Nov
V
84
2
4
113
■
35% Mar 17
13
53% Jan
>1
4.68%
Phila
4
90% Feb
1
80
Jan
16
Aug
53% Dec
Sep
37% Dec
115
3
Mar 11
87
Apr
4
5
4
40% Jan
97
Jan
6
6
79
11
Mar 16
46% Jan
102
7
13% Apr
6
59
Mar 21
33% Jan
29
Feb
31
21% Jan
17
13
115
116
Feb
23
2
6
90% Sep
21
84% Jan
92
77% Jan
Mar 29
$5
4
87
Dec
31
83
Jan
6
95
Mar
1
42% Mar
$4.80
3
76% Dec
30
67% Feb
7
81
Mar
4
11% Jan
:
155
-i
■.
r.
158
52
July
Sep
13
18% Dec
1
160
Apr
8
169
Mar
23
15
5
15% Mar 14
158% Jan
164% Mar
18% Apr
31
163
7
14
Mar 28
167% Apr
14
6% Jan
■i-
"...
16
12% Jan
,
8% Dec
4
30% Dec
31
24% Feb
25
30% Jan
3
60% Jan
V
4
4
80
30
76% Mar 11
80% Jan
31
5%
85
90% Feb
24
5%%
28% Feb
14
Dec
62% Jan
11
87
Dec
29
27% Dec
20
146
Jun
3
18% Jan
8
89% Jan
11
20% Feb
1
24
4
22
Jan
May
4
150
31
Aug 26
Mar 14
70
7% Mar 21
2g
18% Oct
62
150
8% Jan
Mar 14
25% Jan
Jan
6
25
150
14
122
Jan
18% Nov 30
16% Feb
8
26
Apr
14
29% Jan
6
37% Jan
26
32% Dec 30
7
20% Dec
29
19% Jan
99% Dec
20
91
12% Dec
31
20
77% Jan
6
37% Feb
43
2
35% Jan
7
Jan
46% Nov
43
17
Aug 10
Feb
7
12
25
Sep
15
92% Mar
27
5
13
102
8
Poor
Mar
29
28
28%
*28%
28%
28'%
28%
28%
28%
*28'%
97%
97 %
28'%
300
96
96
96'%
89
93%
89%
95%
89%
89%
5,900
89
91
90%
92
*47
48%
48%
48%
6,300
21%
35%
160
Apr
7,800
106%
106%
106%
106 Ve
28
106 %
27'/a
28%
28
28%
27%
28%'
49%
49
27%
49%
28%
48%
49%
48%
48%
48%
49
22%
21%
35 %
35%
46%
21%
21%
35%
36
21%
600
160
160'%
2,600
75%
75%
75
75'%
900
22%
22%
22%
22%
92,100
73
73
75
75 %
75%
22
22%
23
69%
73
*104%
106
5
28%
9%
23%
*72
28%
28%
9%
9%
9%
46%
46%
112%
113
28%
*
47%
57%
56%
38
113%
57
56
38%
25%
25%
113%
*113%
*100
106
*105%
♦110
"
112%
25%
36
28'%
9%
46%
*71%
35%
1
73
*104%
106
106
28%
9%
9%
38%
9%
113%
55%
55%
45
38%
38'%
25'%
112%
114
101%
*99%
101 %
*100
101%
*101%
102
106'%
*105%
106%
*105%
106%
*105%
106%
112%
*110
112%
*110
111%
16%
16%
16%
15%
16%
16
37%
37%
37%
38'%
38
38%
93
93%
93%
*93
110
16%
37%
93%
110
23
94%
16%
23,700
38 %
9,600
*93
94'%
180
40
40%
40%
39 %
39%
39%
39%
39%
39%
88%
89
35,400
loo
*86%
89
88
88
88
88
88
88
800
100
86
87
*84 %
87
*84%
87
87
♦84'%
87
900
37%
*35%
37
*35%
37%
*35
36
*34%
36
98
*96
98
*96
98
*96
98
*94%-
98
No par
com
25
*35%
*96
~
73-%
#12
39%
74%
73%
*12
13%
58%
59
103
39
39
39
100
*114
120
*114
Co com__No par
preferred
(conv)
103%
common
♦102%
103
74'%
13
58%
*102%
103
♦102%
41
120
♦114
23%
88
89
*88
90
91 %
91%
93
93
93
93
1
75%
75%
75%
75%
75%
75%
171/4
167
69%
17%
17%
68%
90
24%
24%
90
*90 %
17%
17%
160%
160'%
*160%
168%
167 %
68%
69%
24%
.
400
74
74
2,200
18
18%
162
18%
*159%
70
69%
68%
69'%
8,500
7%
7%
12,100
26'%
26%
18,200
69
7%
7%
7%
26%.
27%
26%
27'%
79
78
78%
79%
79%
*78
80
88
88%
89
*88%
89 %
*88'%
89'%
89%
89'%
1,000
27%
27'/a
28%
28%
28%
28 >%
28'%
28%
6,300
27%
*146%
26%
7%
*146%
26%
26%
*113
115
114
:
7%
*146%
26%
26%
114
26% 1
28
♦79
*146%
26%
115
115
7%
7%
26%
26%
»
26'%
*115
117
Co
23%
25'%
24%
26
24%
26
13,800
32%
33%
33
33%
33%
34
33%
34
33%
34
5,900
1
Co
39%
21%
22
20 %
20%
99%
100%
39%
39%
*39%
39 3 4
39%
*39
39%
*21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
*21%
21%
1,200
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
10,200
98%
100 %
98%
99
98
99%
*39
99
99 Va
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11 "a
79%
79 %
79%
79%
79
79 %
78%
78%
*79
79%
280
10
41%
41%
*41%
41%
41%
41'%
40%
41'%
41
41'%
3,300
Indiana—No par
40%
40%
40%
41%
40%
41%
40%
41'/a
41%
41%
5.800
Hi
163,400
«
11%
%
in.f
hi
S§
*85%
86%
86%
86%
♦85%
87
*26%
26% Apr
28%
*26%
26%
*26%
26%
6
4.16%
preferred
25
25%
25%
*25%
26
*25%
26'%
*25%
26'%
*25%
26'%
Apr
103% Apr
6
9
11
4.20%
rights
y
preferred
99% Mar
7
103
16
105
Pub Serv El & Gas
$1.40
100
No par
com
div
4.08%
preference com—No par
preferred
100
4.18%
preferred
114
30 %
33
}d
114
114
114%
115%
116'%
116%
117%
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
33%
32%
33
32%
32%
32%
32'/a
102'%
12
8,500
30%
30%
18,100
32'%
32%
5,800
Apr
11
102%
103
102 %
103
102%
Apr
38% Apr
12
100
*103%
105
105
105
*102%
15
Puget Sound Power & Light Co__10
37%
38
37%
38%
38%
38%
38%
38%
38'%
63
6
73% Feb
18
Pullman Inc
67%
68%
68%
68%
68
69
68
68 3
e
68%
6
82% Apr
11
Pure
12
41% Apr
11
-33% Jan
11
100% Feb
Jan
67% Jan
41
Apr
28
Jan
143
Jan
5
21% Jan
15
27% Nov 18
26% Jan
6
11
39 % Dec 29
86% Nov
5
36% Jan
18
81% Jan
5
4% Mar
90% Jan
37
Jan
1
12
4
30% Mar 30
148
Mar 15
82
41
41%
2,100
32%
8,100
31%.
31%
317/a
32%
32 Va
151%
*149%
43%
43
43%
84%
84
84
100% Jan
12
81'%
41%
84
3
22.
82'%
41%
42%
9% Jan
pa%p
82
Radio Corp of America com__No
par
$3.50 1st preferred
No par
RKO Pictures Corp
1
8% Mar 14
7
82%
41%
23
22
Feb
82%
41%
45% Feb
10% Dec
53% Mar
4
RKO Theatres Corp
Ralston Purina Co 3%%
Raybestos-Manhattan
1
pfd
100
No par
3,200
82%
151%
-
e
32 %
149 %
30 %
30'/a
43
43%
43 Va
84
84
32%
32 %
150 %
30
30
.
68%
480
41%
30
■
9,800
81 Va
150
3
47
5
100
20
38%
41
30%
6
6
com
102 %
104 Va
82%
151%
8% Jan
52% Dec
(The)
♦102%
*103
41%
30
84% Apr
26
Co
preferred
102%
105
82
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp_10
6%
102%
*103
41%
3
6
Jan
Quaker Oats
5
14
7
98
No par
common
30% Feb
22
99% Mar 29
(The)
"When Issued"
153% Jan
8% Dec
Jan
Oil
No par
105
120
200
;118% 118'%
33% Mar 14
4
15,800
11%
%
104% Nov
28
5,400
11%
5
28
2
Jan
300
No par
Colorado
of
39%
10
No par
Power
of
23%
No par
B
Co
50
20%
5
Co
20%
86%
July 20
■2% Jan
7,000
19%
hi
7
76
26%
117
5
*85%
15
22% Jan
100
*146%
26%
*115
80
*26%
23
3
50
167'%
27%
100
'
7
17,800
167'%
26%
33% Apr
Dec
162
167%
85%
313/4 Feb
35% Dec
,60
85%
118% Apr
158
7,500
93
*26%
3
4
24%
91
100
18
6
60
120
__25
29% Jan
Dec"29
9,900
4,200
93
74%
*167%
42
*90
92%
74
162
69%
*114
90
24%
102%
41%
71/4
88
1
167
41%
25,700
14
58%
102%
103
120
167
♦160%
69%
24%
*88%
73%
58%
26%
100
100
17%
162
*77
100
17%
*160%
*165%
24%
*12
58%
41%
23%
73%
13
*114
120
73%
58 %
40
39%
23%
73%
*12
58%
No par
No par
100
pfd
73%
*12
58 %
No par
No par
A
74%
13%
58%
*84
preferred
28% Jan
66%
30
16%
preferred
31
74 % Dec
"lO
38'%.
,
3%%
29% Aug 17
4
170
4.32%
Common
6
31% Dec
4
5,300
25'%
113%
15
4
Jan
9,100
25%
*112 %
26
4
47
38%
25%
25%
n Apr
89% Jan
25% Jan
40% Jan
19,600
26% Jan
7
Mar 21
25% Jan
102
1,110
56'%
113'%
16%
93
3,500
24,800
25%
37%
93
9%
114
113%
1
100
1,500
45%
46%
3
common__5
29
113%
38%
700
106
28%
45%
55
35 5
*104%
28%
113'/a
114
56%
38%
115
101%
9%
46
113%
38
73%.
*104%
28%
33,800
s
159%
74
71
21
*35%
72%
106
20%
360
4,400
159%
159%
21%
*69%
21
370
134,500
36
160
*10434
20%
106'%. 106 '%•
-
161
160
44%
preferred
Serv
46%
111%
111%
56 %
Pocahontas
Serv
Public
300
46%
111%
l
Gamble
Public
15
48%
46%
112'%
33 %c
37%
25%
400
46%
160
113%
48%
700
111%
47%
22
,
47%
5,300
46%
46%
111
72%
5
47%
*
17%
52%
111%
106%
__100
*28'%
17%
52
111
'
46%
111%
106%
47%
17%
111%
46 %
110%
27%
17'%
*105%
par
__10
,
com
class
class
cum
89
48%
*47
1
17%
3
84
25% Jan
114
97% Jun
7
100
RR
Electric
&
$4.75
4,000
11,100
28%
5
Publicker Industries Inc com
80 % Feb
44
Co
Procter
123/4 Jan
41% Apr
Creek
&
Potomac
■:/,
24% Mar 15
3
Mar 19
26% Dec
Pond
Jan
22% Mar
38% Mar 14
hi Apr
62% Jan
25% Jan
5
7
95%
_100
preferred
Plough Inc
Plymouth Oil
23% Jan
19% Mar 15
4,000
5% ■T 5%
7
28 %
2
(The)
35% Mar 18
10% Mar 14
80
18
Co
conv
,
5%
7
98
94
87%
Pittsburgh & West Virginia
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd
5%%
12%
■i
28%
*28%
17%
100
1st series prior
Plttston
6%
700
No par
L
preferred
."v.'
240
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt
Pittsburgh Steel Co com
3
24% Mar 14
20% Nov 24
9% Mar 31
3
108% Jan
40% Dec
33% Jan
25
21
7
72% Mar 16
Jan
30% Jan
29
4
17
3
Dec
16% Jan
Feb
5
122% Dec
14% Jan
68
Jan
5%
7
25'%
Forgings Co
1
Chic Ry com_100
preferred
100
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
10
29
5%
6%
*24%
guaranteed
71% Nov
5%
7
*28
Pittsburgh
9
5%
6%
28%
Pitts Ft Wayne &
Jun
11%
5%
7%
28
Pitts Consolidation Coal Co
7%
11%
5%
18
No par
preferred
12
11%
5%
6%
*45
28
5
convertible
11 %
*45%
25
common...
Pitts Coke & Chem
i"*
600
45%
25
100
St
121,600
45%
50
45%
12
25%
preferred
&
47'%
45%
49%
45%
11%
*25
Pitney-Bowes Inc
C
100
46%
45%
51%
45%
12
25%
preferred
C
46%
49
48%
45%
25%
preferred series A
Plllsbury Mills Inc
Pitts
46
47%
49%
25
Phillips Petroleum
25% Feb
19,700
25
preferred
Phillips Jones Corp
$4
16,500
41
25
preferred
3.9% series preferred
14
12'%
40%
46
44
Phoenix Hosiery
21
390
11%
41
11%
12.50
preference
6
11
42% Feb
15
24% Dec
Apr
101'%
12%
39%
44%
"
300
*43'%
4%
5%
46 %
9'%
52%
common
7
104% Feb
6
Dec
Mar
*45
/»
48%
com
Philip Morris & Co Ltd
97% Mar 14
69% Jan
46
*8%
44
Reading Coal & Iron
Corp common
3%%
*45
% J
52%
&
Philco
11
35% Apr
20
27
40% Feb 28
"--I''
•
47%
*110
15
41% Jan
104
*45
9
11%
12%
39%
100
16% Apr
97
9
12%
39%
6
21
12
12%
39%
12% Jan
21
July
12%
39%
22
87% Mar 15
Jan
*100%
12%
111
87% Feb
10% July 15
101'%
*8%
40
11
37% Feb
35
•100%
101%
9
12%
109% Jan
8
100
101 %
101%
9
39%
5
8
Mar
101 %
101%
106
Apr
29
101%
7,000
*100
95
90
37,^00
100
44% Jan
62% July 20
a
100
2
23
lb "
86'%
preferred
98
Jun
18%
85'%
preferred
7
34% July
18%
85%
4.3%
17
63
18'%
85%
3.8%
Feb
Dec
18%
86%
107% Apr
Jan
39% Deo
18%
28
28
60
8,400
14,000
85%
Jan
€3
10
46%
9%
18%
No par
No par
100
Mar 30
9%
45%
85%
preferred
104
9%
45%
84%
4.4%
30
9%
44
18%
114% Mar 31
107% Sep
9%
45%
18%
101 % Apr
Jan
9%
44%
■
:
84%
(conv)
preferred
Electric Co
conv
45%
*9
149
18%
18
$1
9%
44%
*148
83%
31
26% Mar
9%
.
9%
31
Jan
J
46
*9
Jan
25
97
3
45
110% Jan
4
149
4,000
43%
Phelps-Dodge Corp
37% Jan
22
149
9%
40'%
53%
America
of
57% Mar 29
2nd
149
100
Brewing Co
Pfizer (Chas) & Co Inc
4%
149
*38%
43%
Pfelfier
13
149
*148
39%
40%
17%
preferred
6
Oct
7% May
12
135
39%
43%
;
_
Corp
334%
No par
Co
Petroleum
135
*52%
Ry Co
12
Oct
May
9%
10
& Eastern
4%%
134%
17%
Corp
Jan
Apr
2,450
*38%
52%
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
Jan
103
110
4
114
400
134%
39%
39%
135%
150
50
48
115
11
Jan
47% Apr
6
39%
134%
*148
39%
39%
134%
43
Pennsylv&nia Salt Mfg Co
107
29
*38%
39
134%
52%
Pet Milk Co common
7
X39%
39%
39%
40%
40
100
11
10
31
Jk
Fepsi-Cola
6
40%
38%
134%
~50
43
series preferred
12
Jan
8,900
73
53 %
preferred
Peoria
9% Apr
47 %
42%
Pennsylvania RR
5
26
Power
4%%
4.40%
21
106 % Jan
5
Jan
Penn
77% Feb
3
May 28
11
4
18
39% May 26
26% Jun
3
39% Dec
112% Mar 30
23
Jan
67
11
30% Jun
25
Mar
104% Jan
28
15% Jan
Jan
Feb
3
15
23% Apr
73% Feb
73% Nov 16
100% Jun
106
Feb
10
Feb
Aug 30
155
57% Dec
101% Feb
9
Sep 21
47'%
17%
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
8
31
134% Jan
47%
42 %
Corp
Corp com
Light com
No
Oct
11% Jan
3,300
47%
*52%
Sand
Nov
29% Mar
47%
No par
No par
Cement
Glass
113
6
41%
47%
25
108
Jan
41'%
No par
18
Mar
41%
25
Mar 18
104
71%
40%
5
Penney (J C) Co
80% Dec
29% Jan
74%
41%
25
$1.32 preferred
$1.30 preferred
24
86
74%
5
common
Ford
37% Jan
*84
240
40%
l
Enterprises
27% Jun
86
*73
80
1,900
74%
1
prior preferred
73% Jan
63
47
100
Corp
Peninsular Telep common
$1 preferred
24
63
40%
par
Coal Co
63
*83
'■!'
75
Tilford Distillers Corp
l
Parke Davis & Co
No par
Parker
Rust Proof
Co
2.50
Parmelee Transportation
No
Mines
86
40%
100
Consolidated
conv
63
V
46%
&
5%
63
63
*83
10%
46%
Pan Amer World Airways Inc
1
Panhandle East Pipe L com__No
par
4% preferred
100
Panhandle Oil Corp
j
18% Mar 31
15,400
93%
10%
40%
No par
Pictures
24
93'%
10%
46%
Pacific Western OH Corp common_4
4% preferred
10
Park
23 3 i
95
10%
40%
No par
com
preferred
Paramount
23%
*93'%
11%
25
Telep & Teleg
Tin
23%
95
11
10
Lighting Corp
Patino
6
29% Mar
♦72
Peabody
6
14% Jan
28
75
5
4% Jan
22
Oct
*72
2
23
27
No par
7% Feb
5% Dec
15% Dec
8
86'
7% Jan
2% Apr 26
16% May 11
Dec
*83
common
_
35% Jan
26
85
Pacific
9% Jan
18
71 ->4
100
Jan
11% Deo
4
*83
6%
45% Dec
7
63
No par
5
Pacific Finance Corp
Pacific Gas <fe Electric
Jan
40% Dec 30
10
*61 %
noncum
preferred
Pacific
4
Feb
63
Co
100
Pacific Mills
7
142% Mar 10
4
May
30% Jan
63
43% Jan
128% Jan
Jan
23
*93%
11%
10
Coast
Pacific
21% May 6
30% Jun 22
3% Mar 12
23%
94%
11%
41% Mar
2
26% Jan
38 % Dec
24%
94%
11%
37% Jan
6
37% Jan 25
29
Oct
67
17
23%
94%
11
1st
Mar 29
Feb
24%
94%
preferred.
conv
48% Mar
10
87% Jan
75
44
17
No par
com
24
cum
44% Mar 15
31
45% Dec
Mar 14
37% Jan
Inc
2nd preferred noncum
Mar 28
May 17
Products
4%
84'A
150
32 %
*150
151
11,700
180
30'%
30 %
1,900
44%
44'%
44%
44,600
84 %
84
84
30%
2,200
7%
7%
7%
7%
77/a
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
2,600
9Va
9>/4
9
9'/o
9
9'/8
9
9'A
9'/a
91/4
17,000
'
99
99
50 %
50%
♦99'A
100%
*99%
100 %
99%
50'/a
50%
50%
51'A
*50%
99'A
51
100
51'%
100 Va
180
51 V4
1,100
19
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
20
Monday, April 18, 1955
(1792)
NEW YORK STOCK
Year
Range since Jan.
1954
"
*
62
31% Jan
4
39% Oct
8% Jan
11
20% Dec 31
13
34
Dec
29
36% Feb
1
28
42% Dec
29
16
32
18
28
Feb
36
22
4
16% Jan
39
?
Jan
Mar
2
42
Mar
8
Real
noncum 2nd preferred
Silk Hosiery Mills
19% Mar 22
24% Jan
4
Reed
Roller
J*n
13
14
17
•
12
Apr
7% Jan
3
11% Feb
14
28% Feb
2
32% Apr
15
4
15% Jan
3
23
63 Va Mar 28
67% Feb
Dec
48% Mar 17
6
4
36% Nov
11
13
103% Nov
23
99% Mar 11
12% Apr
4
43%
Aug~23
36
Jan
14
15% Apr
1
7
17
104
12
44% Feb
Mar 30
7% Feb
5% Mar 14
Dec
9
10% Jan
14% Dec
8
13% Jan
47% Jan
85% Dec 31
70% Dec 31
75 Va Jan
6
18
Jan
6
<
14
>
7
26
11
37% Feb 24
6
Jun 22
12
51% Jan
8% Dec
46
July
Dec
3
3
44 % Dec
54
Mar 16
78
22
125
2
33% July
7 % Mar
13
Dec
64
I 40
5.1
1
14
72% Mar 24
9 % Apr
1
Mar 25
161
Mar 11
43% Jan
3
Mar 14
Jan 26
53
Jan
85
88
Feb
10
82
2
105
NOV
9
101
Jan
26
Apr
12
37
Aug
4
36
Jan
45% Feb
14
33% Dec
9
11
37
Dec
6
31% Apr
37% Jan
11
77% Dec 22
f*fi% Jan
75% Mar
34% Apr
48% Jan
15
15% Apr
4
3
28% Dec
29
27% Jan
7
13% Oct
7
12% Jan
17% Jan
4
34% Dec
23
28
Mar 14
Jan
12
40% Dec
23
36
Jan
7
14
45% Oct
21
41% Jan
13
20
May
7% Jan
24
41
Jan
3
32% Feb
11
Feb
47% Mar 29
2
28% Feb
Jan
8
26% Dec
281% Oct
31
148
12
257
Jan
6
19
96
Jan
18
105 % Dec
29
102
Apr
1
25
Oct
4
Oct
7
25% Jan
18
35
13% Mar 24
4
18% Jan
35
24 Va Jan
Mar 28
360
24 %
x34%
34 34
34%
35%
42%
*42%
37%
*37
37 %
Corp
34%
34T4
2,200
42%
42 V4
300
37%
37Vb
*42'A
42%
*42 %
42%
37
*
37 %
*37
37 Va
37 Va
39
*37
39 Va
100
14%
14
14%
14 'A
14%
14 Vb
14%
14Tb
14%
8%
50c
25
9
*8%
32
32i/2
900
14%
14%
14%
2,800
64 Va
64
64
63 '/a
63 Is
140
42%
42%
46 Tb
44%
46%
64,700
101%
102 Va
64 Va
*64
423/a
42%
*100'/a
102
102
8%
8%
101
Ritter Company
Roan Antelope Copper
13
12%
12%
12%
13 Vb
13
14
37,200
38%
3 7 Ta
38%
36%
37%
37%
38
24,800
6%
6%
6 Va
b'/2
b-ia
7
6Tb
b%
*14
7Va
14%
14%
14',4
14%
15
84%
84'/a
85
84%
85 Tb
b4%
bo
69%
70
70%
70%
69 %
70
69
Ia
34,000
70%
V 5,500
"
8%
& %
9
156%
158%
155
41%
155
41%
42%
52
*50
41%
52
52
85
84%
104
104%
84
*52
%
153
15 6
42%
43 Va
43 Va
*52
55
104
84 Va
♦84 Tb
104%
84%
104 Va
8%
9 Va
9
9 Vb
158
104%
3,o00
40,900
85
54
*85
10
86
*52
500
104%
104Tb
104 Va
700
13,900
38%
39%
38%
39%
39%
39Tb
38
39%
32
32
32
33 %
32%
33 7a
33%
33T4
38%
38
33% -33T4
69%
69Tb
69 %
69%
69 Vb
69%
69
6914
68Tb
69 Tb
33
33 %
33%
34 y4
61
01
34'A
34Tb
34%
34%
2,000
15%
15%
15%
15%
14%
15%
14 Va
14%
14 Tb
14%
11,400
30%
30%
30
30%
29%
30 %
29 Tb
30%
30
30%
7,100
♦36'/a
No par
Mines
& Axle
Co
5
*36%
38 Va
46 %
46%
46%
46 %
46%
*46%
26%
27 %
27
27%
27
27%
27%
-
350
103%
103%
37
37
46%
46'/a
1,100
27 Tb
27 Vb
27%
12,200
351
*350
365
*355
*102
105
*102
105
26%
27%
26%
12%
13
12%
Royal Dutch Petrol Co_50 Guilders
Royal McBee Corp
1
79%
80%
79%
80%
79%
80Tb
79%
79%
23% Feb
22%
23 Va
22%
23 %
23
23%
23
23'A
48% JanJ
Ruberoid Co
41%
42
42 %
43
42
%
1o ',4
15 '
*,4
43
is
15 v;
15
14%
14 %
I4*}a
14",a
14%
14%
18
33% May 21
50% Nov 24
12% Aug 23
16% Mar
9
13 % Mar 14
15% Mar 21
Rupport
38% Jan 28
47% Sep
0
42% Mar 14
49% Feb
4
88% Jan
4
89% Oct
5
95 % Mar 23
98% Feb
28
Safeway Stores
4% preferred
103% Jun
14
31% Jan
11
18% Jan
81% Mar 15
21
3
(The)
11$
(Jaeob)
300
370
105
1
Rohr Aircraft Corp
Ronson Corp
4,300
37
*102
350
105
2,800
47
351
350
350
20
common
37
38
%b
38%
46
25
El Corp—No par
preferred series A
6
25
21,700
43%
43
55
,
152 Va
152%
43 Va
*
9
8%
9
155 Tb
3,000
1
5
Co
preferred
19,
34,500
15
86 Va
70
70
•
7%
15
85 Tb
15
14%
84 %
10
No par
No par
2.50
No par
10
Boberatahaw-Pulton Controls com__l
68% Jan
350
102',2
12%
1
50c
Corp
21% NOV 15
1,300
No par
Manufacturing
Co
8 Tb
31T4
14'A
37%
85
Spring
8%
31%
14 Vb
13%
104
Haas
>100%
8%
31%
14 Va
40%
100
Rohm
42%
8%
*31%
14 Va
12%
100
Rockwell
*64
8%
31%
26 T
1
2,600
37%
series
&
14%
102
>100%
series
Rochester Oas
*31
*103%
Feb
\
No par
new
3.60%
4%
300
1,703
14%
Rhlnelander Paper Co
4
900
21'/4
100
1
105% Mar
5.000
39 Va
*37
21%
Preferred 4.50%
6c
35
21 %
10
conv
34 Va
21 %
Common
6%%
8/100
35 Vb
21'A
5
100
Republic Aviation Corp
Republic Pictures common
$1 convertible preferred
Republic Steel Corp
Revere Copper 6c Brass
Retail Drug Inc
Reynolds Metals Co com
Reynolds (R J) Tob class B
Rheem
25", 4
20%
42%
Richfield OU
3812
23%
21
42%
Preferred
38%
23 Ta
75%-
20%
Rsmlnfton-Rand common
$4.60 preferred
Holding
38 lb
22%
74%
75%
21
64
Reo
38 Va
24 Vb
35
37%
38 Va
22%
37 Va
39%
42%
75%
3d Va
42 Va
*37
*37%
64
11% Nov 11
72% Nov 29
1
38%
23%
Shares
76 Tb
20%
Mfg Co common
Conv pfd 3%% series
4
38% Apr
38%
24%
14%
9
Jan
38 %
31
14% Jan
9% Jan
38%
23%
the Week
Co—
6c
65% Aug
6% May 27
76
14
15
40
76%
31
15
25% Jan
76
Reliance
6
104% Apr
77
Reliable Stores
11
2
05% July
20
109% Jan
Apr
89% Feb
15
Apr. 15
No par
Co
Inc
(Robt)
Friday
Apr. 14
75 Va
$1.25 div prior preference
10
Corp
No par
-
Sales for
Thursday
Apr. 13
50c
Bit
Bros
Reeves
16
12% Feb
14% Dec 31
64
4*
Rels
20
31
03% Feb
Jan
1st preferred
noncum
38
29% Jan
14% Jan
3
4%
43% Mar 30
PRICES
Wednesday
Apr. Vi
5
50
50
50
-5
Co
34% Jan
8% Dec
II
.1
Sep
13
1
y2 Dec 31
SALE
Tuesday
Apr. 11
.25
common.
Reading Co common
3
HIGH
AND
Monday
For
Jun
31% Jan
Jan
15
36% Mar
Inc
$2 preferred
Raytheon Mfg
24
31% Dec
3
24% July 1
8% May 7
55% May 19
4% May
22
Feb
40
31% Jan
18% July 22
12% Apr 27
Jan
Rsyonler
4
25% Apr
A
37% Apr
15
26% Jan
30% Jan
LOW
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
80% Apr
57 % Jan
Nov 23
25% Jan
NEW
1
Highest
Lowest
Highest
UWNt
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
f«r Frefioui
500
100
a
26%
26Tb
26 Tb
26Tb
26Tb
26%
7,400
12%
12%
13
12%
12%
12%
12%
6,000
79%
80 Va
27,000
23
23 V*
9,500
Va
3,900
14 Va
1,100
45'/a
13,100
14%
8
112% Oct
44
Dec
107 % Jan
4
30
40
Jan
22 % Jan
5
6
23
July 27
1
30
Dec
21
76% Dec
21
74
211
Apr
5
Dec
29
284
Jan
17
170
Dec
15
155
Apr
G
9
20% Jan
12
41% Dec
93% Jan
4
103 % Nov
14% May
3
33% Mar 14
23
101% Mar
5
7
1
10
Feb
21
83
320 Va Apr
15
Jan
10
170
41% Apr
103% Apr
13
13
11
19 % Jan
3
Mar 14
30% Jan
20
Dec
27
17% Apr
29% Dec
31
26
19
11
29% Jan
17
298
Apr
123
Jan
Mar
25
25% Mar 14
8
21
49"% Apr
11
14
Nov
62% Jan
22
Feb
114
common—No par
5%
100
St Louis Southwestern Ry Co—100
5% noncum preferred
100
St Regis Paper Co common
5
1st pfd 4.40%
series A
100
Ban Diego Oas 6c Electric Co.
10
Jan
4
14% Dec
10
6
14% Feb
17% Apr
28
27 % Dec
24% Dec
31
23 Va Mar 14
27% Jan
3
4
31
22
29% Mar
4
Bcherlng
102
Dec
Jan
8
108% Nov
17
16
63% Apr
13
12
98
Feb
11
25
107
103
Jan
Mar
7
*
25% Jan
31
33% Jan
89% Mar 23
Dec 31
10
15
85% Jan
4
113% Jan
19
34% Dec
4
Nov
102% Jan
85
6
£>5% Mar 14
23
98
May 26
Jan
94% Jan
68% Nov 22
47% Sep 20
89
12% Jan
114
23% Feb
2
15
Seaboard Air Line RR
32% Feb
108% Jan
17
Seaboard Finance Co common
Dec
7
33% Dec
15
30
102
Jan
5
Dec
17
104
13
Jan
21% Jan
Apr
10% Feb
5
Jan
6
20% Apr
15
74% Jan
6
86% Mar
16
37
3
9% Jan
4
59% Apr
43 Va Jan
39% Nov 22
12
7% Nov 26
1
6
31
18% May 24
79% Nov 26
7
57% Mar 18
1
84% Apr
80
4
45% Dec
7
15
Mar 14
22% Dec
4
Jan
July 21
Mar
13
Jan
3
8% Mar 15
6% Jan
57
3
Apr
15
9% Jan
-
10
8% Mar 21
25
6% July
7
52
Nov
10
69% Jan
26
56
Jan
25
61% Jan
5
41
Dec
30
43% Dec
20
39% Jan
7
49% Apr
11
Dec
31
4
10% Dec
29
25% Jan
4
42% July 19
15% Jan
5
31% Dec
2
27% May
8% Jan
7
38
4
18
Shamrock
1
11% Jan
31
Shattuck
36% Feb
10
Sheaffer
13
66 % Mar
56
Jan
18
24% Dec
17
Dec
31
22% Jan
6
26% Apr
15
Sheller
20
16
Mar 14
19% Jan
lu
31
39% Jan
7
32% Jan
4
52% Dec
22
35% Jan
4
54% Dec 31
48% Jan
Jan
3
25% Jan
5
42
37% Mar 14
48 % Apr
14
Smith
6
14% Dec
$2
13
Jan
31
15% Feb
28
Nov
19
49
Jan
6
65% Feb
14
54
Feb
9
65% Mar 28
20% Jan
25
6% May
44
Aug 27
Jan
56
18
Apr 23
51
May
5
59% Dec
1
13% Jan
15% Jan
12
24 Va Dec
31
4
32% Aug 25
•27 % Apr
6
35% Jan
4
54% Dec
31
49% Jan
18
15% Jan
4
25% Aug 11
20% Jan
6
24
180% Feb
11
35
40
138% Feb 18
5% Jan
14% Jan
49% Jan
29% May
175
Aug 19
4
10% Dec
17
6
18% Dec
10
8
54
174
Mar
9% Feb
Jan
30% Jan
10
37% Jan
Jan
11
40
11
46% Dec 23
44% Jan
18
15% Jan
5
19
17% Jan
28 % Jan
7
25% May
28% Feb
'July 28
29% Aug 23
17
2
32"% Dec
31 Va Jan
7
38% Jan
4
Jan
18
6
"
Dec
23
35
6
54% Dec 29
51
36
Mar 14
Apr
39% Jan
3
4
60% Apr 15
21% Mar 7
32% Mar
2
35% Feb 16
60% Apr
38 % Apr
11
15
81% Dec 20
4
72% Jan
18
37
50
15
49% Jan
6
Nov 22
87 % Apr
14
Jan
5
Dec
80
Jan
14
92
25
Oct
15
29% Aug
16% Dec
12% Jan
,
5
4
Apr 22
4% Mar 16
82
Oct
4
65% Mar 31
99
14
34%
6%
63%
24%
Nov 29
Jan
9
15% Jan
6 % Dec
29
5% Mar
7% Dec
29
6
106
Jan
74% Aug
100% Dec
19
Feb
80% Mar
7
66% Jan
3
4
Mar 11
23% Jan
10
73% Apr
14
Apr
14
13
18
39% Jan
18
10% Jan
5
28% Jan
Dec
31
68% Mar 14
80
43% Jan
49% Nov 23
52
Apr 11,
Apr 13
40%
Mar
18
5
39% Dec
29
36% Mar 15
86% Jan
4
12% May 17
92% Sep
22
88
17% Dec
7
12% Jan 28
15% Dec
20
^or footnotes
see
neee
4
84% Feb
4
11% Aug 12
70
18
100% Jan
Feb
23"% Nov 30
4
12
Feb
,7% Jan
7
.
7
59
45% Dec 20
11
27
98% Feb 14
3
22
4
Jan
Jan
24% Apr
9
Oct 15
Jan
>
28% Jan 21
4
10
Jan
4
92
26% Mar 15.
2
90%, Apr 15
51% Mar 29
Mar 22
16% Jan
6
10% Mar 31
22.
2
93% Apr 15
20% Mar
16% Feb
4
11
102%
143
133/4
9,400
2,000
2,200
102%
17%
17%
17%
1734
17%
17%
17%
17%
28%
28%
28Tb
28%
28%
28%
29
13%
13%
13%
13%
13Tb
133b
13%
13T.1
*13%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23 Vb
23%
X23 Ve
233/4
42,200
26%
26%
26 Vb
26%
26
26%
26 Va
26 T a
26%
26 Va
25,330
62%
6 2 lb
63 Vb
62
62 Tb
62
63
15,900
60%
61%
61%
*96%
97 Va
*96
*105
107
♦106
35%
35%
35
*96
107
107
35%
35%
*89
89
*89
116
*117
23
23
23%
23 Vb
83'/a
30%
104%
5 b Va
06%
&o
%
17 Tb
82%
17%
17%
17%
82
82%
82 Va
50
50%
50%
118
23 3b
35%
35%
40
40
107
♦105
35 Tb
90
*22%
118%
90
.'
118
84 Vb
83
31
31%
107
40
55%
3,200
20 %
7,400
Tb
55%
55%
55
17%
17 Va
1838
18
82%
81%
82%
81%
82
11,700
54
53%
55
54%
57
9%
20,900
13,900
8%
16,700
00
T-b
9;:
8%
9
9
8%
8 Tb
8%
8%
8Tb
3 Vb
8Tb
58'A
58%
57 Va
57 %
57%
57J8
57 Va
57%
47 Tb
47 Va
47Tb
47 Vb
48 r,
44 %
43%
44 lb
44%
44 Tb
10 %
10Tb
10 V 2
10 3,4
10%
10%
10%
10 Tb
30%
*30%
31
30 Tb
31
*30%
31%
500
61%
61%
62
61%
61Tb
61%
62 Vb
62
61
8,300
25%
26
26%
25%
25%
15,100
8,400
25%
25%
%
16 Vb
16 %
16 Va
16%
16 Ve
16%
42%
42 Va
42%
42 Va
42 Va
42 Tb
42 T4
49%
49'A
49 Vb.
49%
49 Va
48 Va
49 7
55%
55
55%,
55 Vb
55%
55%
55 Tb
34,600
53 Tb
6,000
47%
6,600
2,700
25%
16%
16%
16
42%
42%
42
49%
49 %
*48%
55 Va
54%
52%
52%
52%
52%
52%
52%
52%
52%
53 Vb
45
45%
46
47T4
48%
47 Va
45
48
44%
13%
14
54
60
62 Tb
-
24%
27%
'
ii%
11%
*52
t
33%
33%
18Tb
19
100
*37%
38 %.
39
1,100
21
86%
36%
85%
5% non-cum preferred50
Mobile 6c Ohio stk tr ctfs
100
Southwestern Public Service Co.—l
51
51%
50%
*87
90
51
90
*31
*37%
'
49%
21
31%
49% i
50 lb.
203/4
♦31
<
31 %
34 Tb
34 Va
59%
60 Va
59%
36 Va
37%
37
37 Tb
87 %
88'A
87%
88 lb
50%
51
50%
51%
90
87%
87 Va
*87
17,200
20%
26,300
f
34%
5,100
59 %
60%
42,800
37
:
37 %
21,800
90%
87 Tb
27%
27 Va
273 b
27%
27%
23%
24
22 Va
24 Vb
5%
5%
*6%
*81%
86
63%
63%
100 Va
5%
5 Va
*6%
7
6%
88
*81 Vb
88
*81 Vb
63%
63 Vb
63%
62%
63 Vb
*100%
100%
*100%
100%
19%
19%
19%
20
66 Vb
66%
67
65
66 %
13%
13%
13%
13%
14
79 Tb
65
13%
79
80
79 Va
79%
79%
47
47%
47 Va
50
50%
52
40 Va
39%
40 Vb
13,800
6%
100
88'
>100%
19%
;
12,600
6%
6
*6%
62
10,100
23
*81 Va
100%
20
20 Va
"
63%
.
19%
20
6 Va
6 Va
88
♦100%
—
♦99%
*5u/a
7
10
27%
-22%
22
'24%
:.
62%
101
»
A
.
4,000
!
19%
9,266
72 Tb
70,200
39,400
73Tb
13%
69
13%
13%
13%
79
79
79 Va
79 Va
65%
9,500
2,900
89
27%
22%
*
51
50%
*87
27%
7 "
1,000
31
A
34
34%
58%
34%
50%
20%
-A 31
27%
5%
8,100
2,200
49%
85%
18%
53%
49
84%
18%
18%
33%
20%
36
28,4O5
33
37%
Southern Hallway common—No par
11Tb
*52
21
60'A
10,100
11%
11%
53%
49 Va
36%
22 Va
33Tb
37%
36 Va
54%
22%
*52
20%
59%
54%
*180
*33
37.%
59%
5,300
32,100
33%
48%
59
250
2,400
33%
21
3434
*81%
12
400
-
53%
*52
48%
31Tb
5%
18%
'11%
'
37%
•
34
20%
22 Vb
37%
31
*6 %
54 %
22 Va
11%
18Tb
34%
27%
54
*180
*180
12.
53%
31%
*87
28%
22 T4
18%
r
34%
37%
'
28
54 lb
34%
1—1
29 Vb
22
182
;
*
28Tb
53%
54
22%
182
31
Elec—No par
24
28%
53%
48
Southern Natural Gas. Co.;
7.50
South'n Pacific Co (Del)_—No par
23 Tb
27%
21%
20%
24%
24 Va
54
34
24
28
22%
19
-
63
600
53 Va
61%
1,900
14%
53
61Tb
24%
22%
preferred —:—--——
50
South Porto Rico Sugar com_No par
8# preferred —,——
—25
Southern California Edison
25
Southern!Co (The )-.
——.-5
14
53%
*61
24 Va
53%
5%
14%
*52
61%
24
28
11%
14
53
*60%
27%
24%
*177
14
52%
54
63
*62%
13%
14
52
52
3,100
25%
25%
16
53
690
"
50%
51%
50%
51%
8,500
39%
40 Va
39 Tb
40 Va
5,900
"
39%
39%
93%
93 Va
*92%
93 Va
93%
190
92%
93 Va
92%
18Tb
18%
18%
18 %
18%
18 Va
18%
18 Vb
18%
18%
11%
11 Va
11 Va
11%
HVa
11
HVa
7,100
4,000
39%
.
1
620
3,700
14,700
30%
18%
Standard Gas & Electric Co
8
10%
53
$3.50 preferred -——-»—No par
Standard Coll Products Co Inc
1
9 Tb
9%
61%
Platinum—.1
Spalding (A G) & Bros Inc.—1—1
Sparks Wlthlngton Co
No par
Spear 6c Co common——
—1
$5.50preferred
—No par
Spencer Chemical Co common
6
\ 4J20%' preferred
—
:
Spencer Kellogg & Sons
1
Bperry Corp (The) new
1
Spiegel Inc common
2
$4.50 preferred
—I—-—No par
Square D Co
5
Standard Brands Inc com—No par
8%
9
30%
South Carolina E & G Co com_4.50
Inc
5,100
108
*106 Va
30%
1
Co
5,100
31%
31%
31Tb
*10%
100
100
10
5
15
Solray American Corp 4% pfd—100
350
2uO
84 Tb
83
83 3 4
107
50%
59
>
23 Va
*22%
22 3b
8%
1
Co
70
90%
118
4,300
•
106
82%
*17
*88%
90
118
*22 V2
*105
57
35%
96
95%
97
106
-
119%
104%
105%
105 Va
35%
*116
90
89
*96
97
*105
97%
♦115
50c
—
*
102%
28 %
No par
No par
1
7.50
•—
Southern Production
103%
102 '/a
*13%
/
39% Jan 11
44,500
17%
103'/a
4334
:
Gas &
41%
29
Smith (Alexander) Inc common—5
South Amer Gold 6c
20
40%
17%
48%
Corp
270
Va
41
28%
103%
25
10
South Indiana
*102'/a
44
Solar
19
103;)4
42%
Smith-Douglass Co lnc__—:
Bocony Vacuum Oil Co Inc—
25
103T4
48
7
Feb
40%
49 %
4
Apr 12
19% Mar 3
41%
44%
7
12
40%
42%
56% Mar
54
37% Jan
34
41
48%
Skelly Oil Co
Aircraft
163
40%
54%
Smith-Corona Inc
1,400
162
47 3/8
27% Feb
19
52
11
34,000
—80
80
80%
162
58%
33% Jan
4
17% Jan
,
1
43% Nov 29
6
Feb
25% Feb
28'/a
277/a
28 %
*147
1
Pen Co_
preferred
preferred
1,300
162
40%
No par
B%%
4.20%
24%
*147
No par
Corp
O)
24%
8%
Mfg Corp „
Corp of America
(A
24 Va
49%
Co
OU
9,700
320'/a
162
_1
Sinclair
8
48%
313
>146%
5
No par
55% Mar 25
Nov
47%
315
1
48% Mar 14
45
700
48 Va
*308
56%
50% Mar 28
6
560
108
81
146%
Simmons Co
36% Jan
97
'
309
*104%
3
4
793/4
97
108
81
*145
39%
27%
28%
Va'
97
308
80%
*297
No par
Slmonds Saw 6c Steel —.—No par
47% Mar
6
27%
28%
44%
44%
ioa%:-
308
30%
(Frank Q)
Shell Oil
*303
83%
Sheraton
43% Dec
4
31
80%
80
30%
& Gas.
(W A)
27%
27%
'
82%
Sharon Steel Corp
45% Apr
9% Mar 14
28% Jan
24%
30Tb
common
Oil
24%
83
preferred
$4.50
61% Dec
Mar 15
29% Jan
33% Jan
Inc
a
24%
308
Beeger Refrigerator Co.
Seiberllng Rubber Co..
Servel
49 %
24%
82
Seagrave Corp
47
24%
48%
30%
Bears Roebuck 6c Co
*107%
24%
preferred-No par
$5.75 sink fund
Seaboard Oil Co
■
97 Va
10814
49%
40
1
Co
44%
44%
98
98
107%
49 Va
80
$3.40 preferred
Mar 31
22
5
Jan
24
33
36% Mar
90% Apr
120
No par
No par
$4 preferred
No par
Bcovll] Mfg Co common—
25
3.65% preferred —
100
4.30%
conv preferred
100
Scran ton Elec Co (The) com
5
44%
44%
97%
108 Va
48 T
27%
Scott Paper Co common
69% Mar 14
30
17% Jan
42
108
6
Corp
*108
24%
10
5
1.40
15c
Sangamo
97 Va
97%
108%
49 %
Preferred series A
11% Jan
11
97%
108
St L San F Ry Co
Electric Co
Savage Arms Corp
Schenley Industries Inc
23% May 18
44
44%
44
—8
10
4.30% conv preferred
100
St Joseph Lead CO
10
St Joseph Light & Power—No par
common
11
11
11%
93
*93
Financial Chronicle
Number 5421... The Commercial and
Volume 181
NEW
(1793)
YORK STOCK
Year
Range
1954
Lowest
8
Dec
31
4
Jan
Oct
45
42
102% Mar 11
6
7
106% Jan
26
18
Mar 14
99% Jan
47% Mar
12
8% Jan
6
11 Ma Jan.
20% Dec
4
42 Ma Feb
19% Jan
30
53% Oct
5
30 Ma May
8
797/a
79%
44%
44%
45%
113%
114%
114%
44%
114%
44%
Jersey
15
Standard Oil of Ohio common—10
114%
115%
114%
115%
2
3%%
Mar 28
102
36
14
13% Jan
46 % Dec
,5
36 Ma Feb
17
91 Mi Jan
7
0
;
■
Feb
15
17
Stauffer
29
23 Mi- Jan
Dec
15
18% Jan
23
16% Feb
23
19% Aug 24
27% Dec 29
19% Jan
4
26 % Jan
40
Jan
12% Jan
25
4
20
Chemical
19%
19%
19%
19%.
19%
No par
10
44%
44%
*44%
44%
44%
36%
37%
39
39%
14%
15
15
15
5
100
Stevens
28% Mar
3
Stewart-Warner
46%
48
♦101
39%
.18
25%
25%
5
<
Mar 25
•,
25
25%
25 r
20%
20
f 17%
16%
17Mi
20%
20
29%
29%
17%
20% Jan
21
20
20%
20%
6
30% Feb
17
No par
29%
29%
29%
6
62% Apr
7
10
10
59%
60%,
56
-
17% Jan
8
.21% Jan
4
35 Ma Nov
1
43% Aug 19
14% Dec 20
10% Nov 23
30% Jan
11
8% Jan
4
■
1
68% Dec
30
1
53
12% Jan.
4
70
16% Jan
97% Jan 20
.67% Feb.11
30
118% Aug
9
23% Dec 31
11
30
12% Dec
3
Jan
2
20% Dec
Nov
7
Jan
4
Jan
8
14% Jan
4
30% Jan
11
50
16
816
Apr
Studebaker-Packard
Sunbeam
75% Mar. 4
5
118% Jan
6
26% Jan
24
81
Co
Sunray
46*-
16%,
preferred—No par
♦102%
Corp
common
58% Mar
10c
25
50
Sutherland Paper Co common
5
Sweets Co of America (The)—4.16%
3
30
46% Jan
20
26
24% Nov
10
4
45% Mar 15
50 % Apr
12
4
51% Sep
48% Dec
28
31% Jan
16
41
Mar 14
47% Feb
23
97 % Feb
7
Jan
4
3
81% Jan
13
14
147% Dec
16
91% Apr
128% Jan
15
105 % Jan
4% Feb
24
7% Dec
29
6% Jan
6
14% Jan
27
18 Mi Nov
26
173/a Jan
10
96
28
Dec
18
143
8% Mar
73
13
v*
4,500
15
102%
72%
103
«
72%'
72%
•117
'■
118
117%
:
•
25
25
20 ;
20%
20 Ma
17
4 7 Ma
6,900
20 V.
*20
20 Ma
500
29%
9,900
60 Mi
7,700
13%
71,900
47
47%
47%
16 Mi
15%
16%
104 .My;, ,*103
104%
18,900
13 Ml
23%
25
11%
25
11%
25
♦980
13
Ma
,.
13%
.
50
2,000
23%
11%
160
24%
56,000
*82%
82%
83%
2,800
11%
7,600
11%
11%
1 010
*980
1,800
117 Ma
24
*980
24%
25
24%
24%
1,010
x24%
52%
52%
52%
52%
*51%
52
52
52
21%
22
21%
21%
*21%
22%
22
22
•:
49%
50%
49%
50
49%
50%
50%
43%
43%
43%
43%
43%
43%
443/8
44%
95%
95%
93%
93%
134%
134%
134%
8%
8%
8%
134%
8%
6,000
53
22
50
43%
100
25%
52 J/4
93%
4,300
'
*117
'
49%
Co
Mi
72
71%
y
117 Ma
23%
11%
59
.
82%
1,025
29 Ms
59
73
72
•
-
.
25
16,300
•
*117
83
1,,010
"
^' 46
y
•.
29%-/:
29 Ma
.
16 Mo
72%
700
22
800
50%
10.400
44%
-
16,100
94
*933/4
135
135
r
1,300
17 Ms
58%
118
23%
11%
25%
10,400
16%
*102 Ma
82%
1,010
;25%
,
19%
"
...
103
24%
12
48%
102 %
24%
7
'
:
82%
1,040
25%
800
48%
.♦101%
'
25%
1GM2
81%
11%
,
102%
:
•
46'
23%
*1,000
49
*101%
13 % '■■■".
,
1
i6%
-
82%
81%
*
Swift &
1,200
39
14%
No par
No par
1
Symington Gould Corp
9
44%
39
7.50
Sylvania Elec Prod Inc com
$4 preferred
$4.40 cum pfd (conv)
Feb
22
44%
15
58%
46
.
'•>
7,100
25
Feb
41% Feb
Mar 30
,
102%
.v.. 57
.24% "24%
Sunshine Mining Co
Superior Oil of California
Superior Steel Corp
,
117
117
12.50
1
18
18% Feb
100
1
104
72%
No par
preferred—.
4
2
31
,
16%
Sunshine Biscuits Inc
8
6
;
13%
45%r
1
1,040 v Mar
25% Mar
Jan
13
47%16%
12% Apr
10% Mar 11
29 %
60
.
15%
common
Oil
12% •13%
,
46%
A" 4 % %
Class
..
20
.
1
common
86% Mar
Mar 15
740
Oil
Sun
11
CQrp
No par-
series "A
$4.50
-
Corjk.
Chemical Corp
Sun
13
21% Jan.
84% Dec
635
103
Stone & Webster
13
115% Apr,
,
4
71% Jan
Dec
30
;
prior preferences
Strom berg-Carlson^ Co
4
„■
16% Apr
Dec
v5%
Mar' 7
'42% Mar.
Nov
101
7
113% Jani
Jan
/ 15%
30
12% Nov 24
•48
Feb
89
1
<
;
19%
44%
20
20%
17%
200
8,300
19%
25%
20 Mi
17%
25%
20%
8,600
101%
10%" 11
39
48%
"/■
25 Ma
20%
24%
5
45%
■
*100
38%
25%
Stokely-Van Camp Inc common—1
45%
31,600
38,400
20
X25%.
Stix
-
♦44
49%
'
12
17,800
45 %
115%
19%
19%
102%
25%
13
Corp
'•
25%
•;
21-
Baer & Fuller Co
48%
102%
45%
101%
11
,: 11
Shares
79%
115
4
the Week
*14%
*101%
49'
♦101
20 % Feb
>
6
;
15.
47%
102%
19% Jan
6
.-
451 T
37%
*14%
>
79%
45%
♦100
11%
19 %
1
.
80%
45%
101
10%
(J P) & Co Inc.
5
Jan
29
101
11%
0
Co_
79%
45%
44%
c„
11
preferred
3%%
45
101;
11%
Sterling Drug Inc common
13
44%
101
11%
Sterchi Bros Stores Inci
7
49% Apr
24% Mar 15
18% Nov
16
13'/2 Jan
11
45
102
80%
1
Stanley Warner Corp
Starrett Co (The) L S
101 % Mar 17
12
26% Dec
19 Ma Feb
Feb
44%
♦101
100
preferred series A
Ry Equip Mfg Co
Standard
7
,15% Feb?
42% Mar 14
'30%
"22% Apr 30
New
Oil of
14
50
4
95Jan
Indiana
of
39% Jan
Mar 30
"97% Mar 31
Oil
22% Feb
13
43% Mar 31
22
42% July 30
13% Dec
5
11 % Jan
12% Feb
Apr. 15
44%
•
10% Feb
Friday
Apr. 14
79%
Standard
112 % Dec
Sales far
Thursday
44%
1
4
PRICES
Apr. 13
79%
119% Feb
71% Jan
SALE
Wednesday
44%
Standard
44
HIGH
Apr. 12
79
3
73 % Jan
8
Tuesday
Apr. 1J
25
49% Jan
4
Monday
Par
Oil of California—No par
Standard
81% Feb
79% Oct
48% Dec
LOW AND
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Highest
18
4
29
YORK
NEW
1
Jan.
Mar 14
52% Jan
44% Oct
99
since
Lowest
Highest
32% Jan
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
21
*133%
136%
135%
135 %
500
8%
8%
7%
8%
15,500
20%
20%
20%
200
35
34 Mi
35
8%
8%
95
95
91%
170
i
Jan
25
38% Nov
16
57% Jan
M
4
20% Apr
Talcott Inc
15
Telautograph
Corp
25% Jan
6
47% Nov
23
41% Jan
17
88
Nov
29
83% Jan
6
100% Apr
)4
Texas
Co
82% Mar 14
Texas
Gulf Producing
Dec
33
15
39
Jan
11
98% Dec
30
41
Dec
20
42% Dec
23
5
14
Oct
19
12% Jan
4
50%
Dej: 16
47% Jan
37
Apr
51
Apr-13
6
Tennessee
Corp
Jan
9% Dec
107
Jan
13
11
46% Mar
153% Dec
172
9
15
Dec
28
14
31% Apr
11
Mar 14
42 % Feb
14
Texas
Gulf
6
16% Jan
28
Texas
Instruments
6
58'% Mar 23
Texas
Pacific
Texas
5% Jan
100% Jan
Apr
38
Pacific
147
Mar 14
Dec
66
13% Jan
13
4
29
61
Jan
share
Sub
164 3/4 Jan
Texas
11% Mar 14
27
72% Mar 24
6
49 Ma
50 Mt
50%
51,
49 Mi
98'/a
98 Mi
98%
983/4
99 Mi
99
92 Ma
90%
92%
89 Ma
93 %
91%
♦20
99%
9,000
12,300
90 Mi
90 %
91
31
31Ma
303/4
31
30%
307/a
30
30 Ma
30 M4
40 Mi
40%
40 Ma
40%
39%
40 Ma
39%
5,700
30%
41 Mi
40
9,900
22,800
15%
15%
15%
153/4
153/8
15%
15%
15 3/a
15%
15 Ma
8,200
53 %
533/4
53 3/a
54%
54 Ma
543/4
54 Ma
553/a
54%
553.8
15,800
11%
6,700
100
Co
157'/a
70%
——No par
11 Mi
ll5/a
11%
♦155
11%
113/a
156
*154
156
71%
715/a
71%
■i:
11%
157
713/8
11%
*154
-
llMt
11%
157
157
157
200
713/4
713/i
72
70%
72 Mi
8,900
32,700
5,200
Ma Jan
4
12% Dec
31
12
Jan
6
16% Apr
4
Textron
16
16%
16
16 Ma
153/4
16MB
15 Ma
15%
15 Ma
157/a
13% Jan
5
19% Nov
19
18
Jan
10
21% Apr
21%
21%
21
21%
21
21%
21
21%
21 Mi
21%
7
19% Dec
23
17% Jan
7
19% Mar
7
4
No par
13% Jan
Thatcher Glass Mfg Co common—8
18 Ma
183/4
18 3/8
19
18%
19
18%
19
19
19
38% Jan
4
-49% Dec
23
46
2
503/a Mar
8
49
v
49%
493%
493/4
*49 Ma
50
*49 Ma
50
49%
49%
♦llMa
11%
*11 Ma
12
*11 Ma
ll3/4
*11%
11%
11%
6
8% Jan
22
63/4 Jun
11
9
393/8 May 17
44
Jan
7
9
7
Dec
15
Sep
1% Mar
8% July
17
July 30
Dec
1
12
42% Oct
18
y 53
7
104
Dec
Co
7
1
common
6
3
15
11
Jan
25
Jan 17
24
60 %
18
Jan
v
I
27% Nov
16
36 % Jan
4
52% Dec
31
48
12 3/a Jan
5
15% Aug
6
^
5
26% Jan
18
Mar"24
104% Feb <4;
17
Feb
Toledo Edison
'
5%
5%
102
102
•
8%
8a/4
8 3/a
X44 Ma
44%
*443/4
83/4
:
45
.
*5%
5 3/a
15
14%
573/a
5%
15
M
*5 Mi
,
*5
5 Ma
Mi
*143/4
3,100
20
5 Ma
200
15
>
1,300
56%
5 7 Ma
103
101 Ma
101 Ma
70
28
28 Mi
277/a
28
27%
27%
6,400
57%
57
*101%
102
102
55%
102
56 Mi
273/4
28 Ma
28
28
28 3/a
273/4
28 M4
28/
28 Ma
28 Ma
28 Mt
5,600
28
,28
53 Mi
53%
52 Ma
533/4
523/4
53%
523/4
53
53 Mi
8
14%
143/4
143/a
143/4
143/a
143%
143/a
14%
14%
2
,Co (The)
200
9
45%
*44%
15 Ma
*15
J290
11%
r
8%
9
453/4
2,800
28
57
57 '/a
57%
*5 Mi'
133/4
13
•101 Mt
Ma
*44 Ma
45 Ma
13
Avenue Transit
JThird
8
83/4
8%
♦45
Jan
101
15 3/4 Feb
V
preferred
50
Corp.No par
$2.50 convertible
2
6 3/8 Mar
No par;
Fair.
Thermold
Thompson (J R)
15
Thompson Products Inc com_
5
y.
4% preferred
100
Mar'4
'.Tide Water Associated Oil
10
29
1:20 conv 'preferred
28% •Apf'-*7''
25
Timken Roller.'Bearing
No par
54% Mar 28
11% Jan
47
8
26% Dec
1
45% Mar
3
No par
preference
13% Jan
24
27% Nov 16
18% July 20
4
43% Jan,
43/4 Feb
The
3
80o
common
preferred
$2.40 conv
31
9% Mar
6
7% Jan
31
.
123/4 Jan
11% Mar 16
29
Dec
92 % Jan
Feb
Inc
$1.25 conv
40%
41%
41%
41%
41%
41%
41%
42%
42%
30%
31 Ma
13,500
53%
»
4,100
1434
6,300
43%
20.400
.
25% Feb
2
40% Dec
31
37 % Mar 14
433/4 Apr
15
Transamerlca Corp
1314 Jan
12
30 5/s Dec
30
25% Jan
21
33
Feb
21
Trans
15% Apr
19
21% Aug 16
18% Jan
20
223/4 Mar
153/8 Jan - 4
27% Dec
31
24% Mar 11
26
60 % Nov
20
56
5
59% Apr
13
Apr
23
19% Dec
31
18
Mar 15
20% Feb
42
May 28
Dec
31
52
Mar
53 Mi Feb
16% Jan
1
52% Dec
17
18% Jun
53
9
Jan
8
30% Nov
39
25
30
52
Jan
31
25% Mar 14
59 %
18
20th
13
19% Dec
6
Jan
6
20 % Jan
19.
5
57% Dec
6
52% Jan
14
60
19
City Rap Transit com—No par
5%
4
16% Nov 30
14% Apr
14
18% Mar
4
Twin
32% Dec
13
41% Dec
22
35
7
143/4 Dec
6
24
383% Dec
29
1
Century Fox Film
Twin
18
63/4 Jan
Jan
1
50
(conv)
Tung-Sol Electric Co common
1
4.30% conv preferred 1954 ser_50
Apr- 14
31% Jan
A
50
common
Co
Preferred series
13% Jan
17
Coal
Truax-Traer
41% Jan
>
:
preferred
$2.70
33 % Apr
Mar 14
Dec
30% Dec
54
1
Tri-Continental Corp common
27% Jan
55% Oct
8
No par
Airlines Inc
World
Transue & Williams Steel
2
50
preferred
prior
conv
Coach
403/4 Mar 18
TXL Oil
13 M2 Jan
6
15% Mar 28
313/4
303/4
31 Mi
31
31%
203/4
20
20
20% y
20 Ma
500
27
273/8
27
27 3/a
27 Ma
27%
27 Ma
27%
27 Mi
27 Ma
14.4U0
58%
58 Ma
58 3/a
♦58%
58 3/a
58 Mt
58%
58 Mi* 58%
1,200
*58 3/8
183/4
18%
18%
523/4
28 3/o
28
Ma
57 Mi
27%
27
17%
17 3/8
17%
36%
15
No par
15
15%
34%
31
20
19%
19 Ma
19
31 Mi
*58 Ma
33 M4
61 3/4
59
59 Ma
27
263/4
27
26%
18
18
173/4
17%
17%
*52
55
14%
15
15
15
34%
34%
36 3/4
36%
34%
14 Mi
363/4
37%
*52
55
*52
15 Ma
28.700
300
28 Mi
*58
59
26%
15%
9.200
19%
32%'
33 Ma
9,500
•
52 V4
*51
53
*49
31 Ma
293/a
Mt
*17%
58
36%
37 Ma
30 3/8
*193/8
19 Ma
53
*49
295/a
27%
*52
55
19%
19 Ma
20
55
♦57 Mi
57 Mi
26%
*52
*19%
523/4
*49
285/8
*49
1
Udyllte Corp (The)
Corp
30%
15%
(The)
6
>
20 Mi
1
Co
Jan
35,800
' 18
1,000
54
f
14%
14%
14%
8,800
37%
36 3/4
37 Me
19,100
2,300
9,200
U
11 Ma May
Feb
27
7% Jan
4
10% Aug 16
43% Jan
8
75
70% Feb
16
33% Mar 15
Nov
89
69
Jan
23
,.
11
31
<>un
93% Apr
80% Mar 14
July 12
July 23
23
Jan
Underwood
J
4
82 3/4 Feb
Mar'22
9
16
jo
Corp.
12
113
Sep
28
108 Ma Mar 22
113
Jan
5
Preferred
99
Oct
14
100
100
Apr
7
Preferred
91
Jan
14
85
Jan
7
94
Apr
7
87
99
Jan
5
105
Nov
24
100
38 Ma Jan
4
59 Mi Nov
24
52
105 Mi Jan
11
Jan
4
25% Oct
19
48
45 Mi Jan
103 Ma July
Dec
154
20
14
Jan
17
11
79 M» Dec
20
6
3
21 Me Apr
27
38% Dec
873/4 Jan
11
119 Ma Dec
25 Ma Nov
11
29
34 Mi Jan
94
Jan
106
Jan
10
103 Ma Oct
29
29
1073/4 Apr
110
27
Jan
28
46% Apr
0
20
Jan
145
6
108 Ma Feb
Jun
1
19 Mi Sep 23
17% Jan
Dec
29
50 Ma Dec 23
44
3
13
Apr'
54
Ma Jan 18
7
27
27 Mi
4,600
30 Ma
303/a
30%
37,600
110 Ma
109 Ma
110
109 Ma
109 Ma
llOMa
110%
series——No par
110 Ma
X109 Mi
$4.50
110 Ma
♦98 Ma
100
*98 Ma
100
*98%
100
No par
100
*97 Ma
series
*98 Ma
100
$3.70
91
90%
91
♦85%
91
series
series
No par
Co
Car
5
100
Aircraft Corp common
preferred
convertible
Board
'
Jan
12
3 Ma Feb
25
70% Apr 29
4% Jan
,
;
8
-Jun
4
28
63%, Jun 29>
12
.
May 25-
38 Ma May 26
6% Dec 13
34 Mi Jan
80 Ma Jan
0
73
Apr
6 Ma Nov
9
6
Jan
11
Aug 23
17% Dec
11% Jan
„
4
4
57
27% Jan 13
35
33Ma Mar
11 Ma Jan
12
1 Ma Jan
4
49 Mi Jan
8
:
6
a Mar 14
36% Jan
18
7
Mar 14
15
38 Mb Dec
30
35
18
214
Mar 14
180
2%
,
8
Jan
3
77% Jan
18
Jan
6
25
184
Dec
8
Jan
11
14M4 Mar 17
44
Dec
31
40 Mi Jan
6
54 Mi Mar 11
7% May
May
17
'
2
2M2 Sep
863/4 Dec
175
6
393/4 Mar
94 Mi Apr
55
Mar
12
2
184 Ma Feb
15
-
613/4 Mar 30
87% Dec
31
81% Jan
18
13% Dec
31
13 Ma Jan
4
16 Mi Mar
3
40 Mi Dec
31
40 Mi Jan
5
43
2
page
22.
U S
90
Jan
Mar
3
7%
U S
U
-
S
73%
73%
13 Mi
103%
103 Mi
103%
103%
28 Mo
■
46%
106
♦105
*105
28%
106
20 Ma
20%
53% ,53%
..*52 Ma
20%
146
104
104
45
Ma
28 Mi
Ma
4%
4MB
4 Ma
4%
73 Ma
*72 Ma
73 Ma
7
70%
69 Ma
16
16 Mi
16 Mi
15 Ms
14%
15
54 Ma
53 Ma
54 Ma
33%
34 Mi
34 Mi
34%
343/8
38
37%
Inc
common
preferred series A
50
14%
15
15
15%
12,700
.
53 Mi
53%
53 Ma
54 Mi
30.000
34 Mi
3 4 Ma
34 Ma.
34%
13.000
35
37 Ma
37 Ma
37%
37 Ma
2.700
38
20
19%
19%
19,900
2%
2%
2 Ma
93%
94 Mi
93 Ma
94 Mb
92%
♦180
59%
58
84 Ma
84 Ma
15
6,300
19%
182%
42 Mi
16%
2 3/i
58 Mi
14%
16MB
20 Ms
•
84
14%
*41%
49 Mi
182 Ma
58
84
2%
3
93 Mi
92 Mi
93
50 Ma
51 Ma
•
493/4
50 3/4
51
51
2373/4
239 Ma
238
141
182%
•180
182 Ma
58%
58
58 Ma
58
84
83
*180
573/i
*83
30
16 Mi
2%
238
1,100
71 Ma
19%
48 Ma
9%
16 Ma
2%
236%
*41 Mi
70
20 Ma
50
21.300
7
9
19%
239
►180
6%
7
9 Mi
11,500
70
♦70
163/a
14%
preferred
6%
/ 9%
70 Ma
16 Ma
~
200
42
*72%
*69%
5
100
1
*40%
42
*40%
9%
♦49
1,000
7,400
4%
73 Ma
533/4
preferred
Machinery com
Industries
4
238
*
IO6M2'
41%
♦40
9 Ma
3
«
29%
143
1,200
16 Ma
20
100
*104%
3.30Q
6%
93 Mi
28 Mi
"28M4
106
51 Mi
*72 Ma
2%
142 Mi
141
21 Ma
9%
92 3/a
25.200
51%
73%
6%
20 Mi
1,000
43Mi.-. 457a
;
21 Ma
9%
19%
■
52 Mi
43/4
37%
45 Ml
2lMa
6%
38
104 Mi
*104
21
9 Ma
37%
19,200
52
63/4
,
74%
21 Ma
407/a
*72%
6,700
73 Ma
53 Mi
153/8
Co common
28 Ma
*105
1,800
29 Ma
29 Ma
'.74
29 Ma
20%
9%
74
5,400
51
52%
6%
♦73
12.400
51
20%
4 Ma
4%
4%
54%
171%
53
40%
40
40
140 Ma
28%
106
*105
44%
103
54 Mi
104
104
45%
143
143
54 Ma
Hoffman
4M2$>
28%
74%
70 Ma
Corp
Gypsum
",:4Mi%
297/a
73 Ma
♦69
10
United Gas Improvement Co—13%
United Merch & Mfrs Inc
1
United Park City Mines Co (The)-l
U 8 & Foreign Securities
No par
U S Freight Co
No par
15
29 Ma
74%
180
~70
169 Ma
54 Ma
169
5 1MB
51
29%
15
United
Anr
51%
54
11
9
51%
5
Fruit Co
3 Mi Feb
168%
No pa*
Engineering & Foundry
16
53%
168 Ma
5
United
2
54%
165 Ma
100
preferred
United
4
see
~
3
22% Feb
253
No par
Cig-Whelan Stores com_30c
$3.50 convertible preferred
100
United Corp (Del)
1
United Dye & Chemical Corp com_l
Gas
51%
*101 Mi
103 Ma
O to
103 Ma
29%
;
No par
10
No par
-
54
75 Ma
Mi
Corp
166
*102 Mi
29 Ma
28
Carton
91
27
27
29%
46
Mar 31
35 Ma Feb
51%
51%
51%
*141
Electric Coal Cos
56% Jan.
164 Mi
28%
(Delaware)
7%
164
46%
United
5
For footnotes
■
162%
145 Mi
11
18 Mi Jan
25
32
Nov
.
A
54 Ma
46
-United
4
Dec
233
Jan
78 Ma Jan
7
13% Mar 14
4
'
3
51 Ma Feb
11
78
11
July 20
22Ma Jan
34
;
73/8 Feb
Dec 31
114MaJan
Jan
6
10 Ma Jan
15% Feb
38% Aug 19
18 "Ma Dec 31
4
15 V4
>
7
68% Apr
17
45 Ma Jan
r
8 Mi Mar 14
Aug 17
-88
V Feb 21
.6% "Jan. 12
43
20
43/8 Apr
103 Ma
54 Ma
Fastener
United-Carr
27
&
*90 Ma
*102 Mi
55
*143
preferred
$4.50
90 Mi
103 Ma
54 Ma
10
7 United Carbon Co
*90 Ma
90 Mi
♦102 Mi
series of 1952-100
Air Lines Inc common
Biscuit of America—No par
United
4,300
30%
Tank
United
15
21 Ma Apr
Mar 21
105
14
49
3
31,500
30%
Preferred 4Ma%
7
/
Sl%
27%
$3.50
United
7
Apr
31 Ma Jan
Mar 15
81%
91 Mi
30%
'
40
73 Ma
917/a
27
$4
5%
78 Ma
91%
30%
Oil of California
United
26
7
103 Mi Apr
78 Mi
93 Ma
27
Union
6
70 Mi Jan
1063/4 Feb
79
93%
2
303/s Mar
6
9%
78 Ma
30 Mi
4
263/4 Jan
24
5,700
9%
78%
26%
Jan
52
76
92%
15
50 Ma Mar 15
9%
9%
76 Ma
9%
9%
30%
Preferred
Union
7
10 Ma
26%
No par
No par
25
Union Pacific RR Co common
50
4% noncumulative preferred—50
Feb
59
36%
93 Mi
Preferred
104 Ma Mar 29
Mar 14
15 Ma
9%
29%
&
171 % Apr
Mar 16
Jan
139
51% Aug 23
29 Mi Jun
7
Apr
15
35%
26 Ma
Elec Co of Mo common
3
30% Apr
15 Ma
35 Ma
9% ■> 9 Mi
92
Chem
Union
15
6
6
15
34 Mi
Corp—10
10
Union
92% Aug
Jan
27 Mi Jan
Materials
1
104% Jan
20
15 Ma
34%
91%
15
3 1Mb Mar
4
25
14%
34 Mi
•"
74
No par
Bag & Paper Corp
Union Carbide & Carbon
11% Jan
9
S
20
Union
21% Jan
28% Dec
_
Asbestos & Rubber Co
Union
■
900
50 Mt
100%
49
50%
100%
1
Oil
Utilities Co
Texas
35
493/4
91%
x-distributlon—1
ctfs
36
Trust—
Pacific Ry
&
20%
36
—10
Inc
Land
20%
36
40'/8
No par
Coal &
21
X36
97%
3 Mi
Sulphur
*20
36
49'/a
10
Co_
Issued"
"When
20%
36
*20
28
30
35
•
8
2.50
(James)
84
15
14%
15 Ma
42%
42
42%
*63
14 Mi
42
*42
Ma
5,300
3,200
1,800
248
253
4,600
182 Mi
182%
58%
3,700
83 Ma
50
Ma
14%
15
Ml
Ma
„
15
42 Mi
42 Ma
50
13.900
600
i
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22
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
(1794)
Monday, April 18, 1955
\
NEW YORK STOCK
Vear
Range since Ja-n.
Lowest
Highest
133/4 Mar 17
20% Dec
24
8% Dec
4
77% Dec
21
3
24
Jan 11
70% Jan
7
68% Dec
6
39
13
103
79 % Jan
Jan
6
Jan
6
88 % Apr
21
Nov 29
Oct 26
35
Dec
91
97
6
Jan
Jan
11
46% Dec
134% Jan
6
163% Oct
7
37% Jan
4
59% Dec
29
41% Mar
54% Jan
13
64'% Sep
17
61
39
Jan
11
74% Dec
31
143
Jan
4
Dec
27
18% Oct
11
162
6
46% Apr
39% Mar 14
168
67% Jan
18
Feb
15
166
Co
SALE
PRICES
Sales for
S
Rubber Co
U
Apr 14
Thursday
Friday
Apr. 13
Apr. 14
Apr. 15
the Week
Shares
23%
23%
23%
24%
*8%
9
9%
*8%
9'A
300
4,400
87%
86%
87%
86%
86%
87%
69
69
70
70
69
69
38
27,500
,
88'/a
72
86%
87%
86%
23%
9
9'A
*9
9
22%
23
22%
23%
9
_20
—10
*70
1
100
37
37%
37%
37%
37%
37%
*85
86%
*85%
86%
*85%
86 %
*85 Va
86 «/4
*85%
86'A
99%
99'A
99%
93%
99%
99 %
99 V*
99%
99%
470
44%
44%
46%
45
46%
45%
46%
35,000
100
5
common
preferred
100
Min com_50
7% preferred
50
8 Steel Corp common
No par
7%
preferred
—100
Ref
Wednesday
Apr. 12
22%
—10
1st
noncum
Tuesday
Apr. 11
1
common
U S Smelting
24
83% Apr
6
156% Mar 14
S Lines
8%
15
"65
Jan 11
D
15
Apr
60% Feb
18
157% Jan
Jan
88
51% Mar 14
29 V4 Jail
HIGH
AND
Monday
Par
preferred
D S Pipe ft Foundry Co.
U S Playing Card Co.
U S Plywood Corp common
3%% preferred series A
3%% preferred series B
101 % Mar
19
STOCK
4%%
75% Mar
84% Mar 21
6
U
9 %Feb
70
YORK
EXCHANGE
24% Apr
5
66% Jan
28
36 % Jan
NEW
1
Highest
8% Jan
19
29
7% Feb
59% Feb
LOW
*
1954
Lowest
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
8TOCKS
Range for Previous
99%
37
44%
44'A
165%
165'A
56%
55%
43%
165
55%
&
•70
72
81%
166
167
55%
56
54%
64%
63%
64
*63%
81%
82%
82
82%
165%
82
165%
165%
167
55%
*64
64%
*64
166
166
165%
165
165'/a
37%
500
38%
11,800
168
167
:
■
1,020
55%
56%
65
81%
54%
64%
64'/a
400
83%
53,100
82%
82%
165
166
5,900
166
165%
1,700
'
167/b Jun
Jan
26
7
Jan
4
:
3
19% Feb
14
38% Mar 16
35% Mar 17
37% Jan
7
13% Nov 23
24
35
12% Jan
14% Mar
2
17% Jan
17
U
6% Jan
4
11% July 14
10
Jan
6
5
98
Dec
1
91
Jan
27
99% Apr
4
3
Dec
31
2% Mar 25
3% Jan
3
11% May 12
20% Dec 31
16% Feb 17
21% Jan
3
26% Jun
22% Jan
44% Dec 31
Jan
154
8
12
32% Sep
18
169% Nov
30% Feb 23
20
Feb
19% Oct
31
5% Jan
8
12
133% Jan
133% Jan
3
130% Apr
133
4
89
Jan
4
20
Jan
4
Feb
2
94
1
Jan
146% Apr
37% Feb
152 % Aug 30
11
33% July 28
33
Oct
28
114
Jan
S
104% Nov
10
101% Feb
9
103
16
104
116
2
July 19
107
101% Jan 19
Feb
101
9
NOV
4
40% Dec
25% Jan
4
30% Dec 31
30
Mar 25
71'/a May 19
16% Dec 31
68
57
13
May 17
26% Apr
6
30
76
12
12%
12
12%
10,600
preferred—No par
97%
98
98
99
99
99
99
Wall Paper Inc common—2
19%
preferred
19
19
19
19
99%
2%
2%
19%
20
20'A
2%
140
47
47
47%
99%
530
2%
2%
2%
7,600
20 Va
*19%
20'A
900
32%
32
32
32
163
165
49 %
1,800
*163
1
28%
28%
48%
32%
165%
49
32 y4
48%
32%
48%
*98'/a
2%
20
*163%
*47%
7,900
•19%
2%
20
100
1
19%
36%
'
2%
2%
50
32%
49%
*31%
500
32%
Apr
8
42% Mar
90% Mar
1
3
18% Mar 23
190
87%
87
87 %
87%
•87%
86
86
44%
44%
45'A
45 V*
45'/a
45%
45%
1,200
45%
43%
44%
43%
44%
42%
21,000
*87
43%
43%
44%
15%
14%
15
15
15%
15
15%
14%
15
36
36
36%
37%
37%
37 %
38%
38%
38 %
38%
1,700
8%
9%
8%
9
8%
8%
8%
8%
18,500
49%
49%
50
49%
50%
50 %;
51 %
8,300
9%
9%
49
50
49%
133
♦131
135
100
preferred
partlc preferred
100
*92
*130%
132%
*130%
132%
*130%
135
*131
135
*131
135
32%
33%
*93
48%
144%
32%
33%
47%
142
10,400
250
92
46%
45%
*140
144
*140
33
92
92
47%
46%
47%
142
32%
33
92
95
*93
95
47%
144%
49
146%
30
132'/2
*131
33
95
48
*144%
131
135
130%
*131
33%
33
7,200
5,700
200
144
Power Co com—10
35%
35%
35%
35%
35%
35%
35%
36%
35%
36%
5,100
100
115%
115%
*115%
116 %
*115%
116%
115%
116 y4
*115'A
116%
130
*102
102%
preferred—
—100
102
102
102
102
*103 %
104
*102
102%
preferred
—100
*103
104
*103
104
*103%
104
*103
104
dividend
104
60
160
104
"■
25
41
41%
41%
41%
41%
41%
40%
41
25
32%
32%
32%
32%
X32 %
32%
31%
31%
88
89
87
*87%
87%
87%
87%
*17%
17%
17%
88
17%
17%
17%
17%
*29
30%
*29
30%
*29
30%
preferred——100
•75%
77
*75%
77
*75%
77
No par
10
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
No par
67%
68
67%
67%
67%
67%
67%
67'/a
67%
67%
4,000
12
12 y4
12
12%
12%
13'A
13 Va
13%
14
-
14%
79,600
17%
18
17%
18
17%
18
17
17%
17%
17%
10,300
103%
103%
250
Vulcan Detlnnlng Co common.
19
28% Apr
5
31V* Feb 24
74% Jan 19
85% Mar 25
Wabash RR 4%%
Waldorf System
7%
3,800
44%
•131
Virginian Ry Co common.
6% preferred
Vlsklng Corp (The)—
32% Mar 30
29%
15
10
Inc
$4.04 dividend
15
29
29%
87
Pacific Ry com_100
$4.2n
29%
45%
Co
Virginia Elec ft
$5 preferred
2
29%
45
noncumulative preferred—100
Works common—5
div
28%
28%
44
of America-
Corp
28%
164 »
*163
*163
.
87
100
No par
preferred
ft Light Co
3%%
21
Feb
15% Jan
Oct 21
Dec
116% Feb
Jan 11
Jan
3
37% Jan
29
25% Jan
12%
Norman
6%
11
4
Jan
99
11%
Va-Carolina Chemical com—No par
7
8
Jan
27
112% Jun
11%
Vicks Shreve &
11
133% Jan 27
123
Jan
%
Victor Chemical
51% Mar 29
91
11
Power
5%
14
36% Feb
95% May 20
48% Oct 11
26% Jan
11%
Vertlentes-Camaguey Sugar Co_6%
Vlck
Chemical
Co
2.50
4
32 % Apr
30
800
11%
Stores $4.20 noncu
Van Raalte Co
21
37% Jan
Aug 27
July 30
36% Dec
13%
4%%
24
Mar 17
136
134
13%
Universal Pictures Co Inc com
11
Mar 26
13%
Van
18
124% Mar 26
126
*13%
Vanadium
10% Apr
56% Feb
6% Jan
57% Dec
13%
preferred
Utah
11
39 % Feb
47% Mar 15
7% May 19
3
4
30% Jan
13%
4
19% Mar
4
32% Jan
13%
7
45% Apr
18
14% Mar 25
5
32% Dec
8%
3
36% Jan
20
40% Dec
4
7
13'/a
convertible
4%
21
14
11% Jan
*36
13%
convertible
$6
7
Jan
31% Oct
28% Jan
36'A
13%
Universal Leaf Tobacco com__No par
31
41% Mar 14
Jan
*35%
1
2nd pfd_5
Corp
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp
46% Feb
84
42% Dec 31
11
36%
7
91
32% Nov 23
83% Dec 31
Jan
19
*35%
United
18
Feb
3
5
21
18%
«
26% Mar 15
63% Jan
34% Jan
19%
36%
■
170
23
161% Jan
18%
*35%
3
56% Mar
34% Mar
0
42% Jan
10
18%
36%
United
12
1% Jan
18%
*35%
common
United Stockyards
12% Mar 23
73% Jan
No par
noncumulative preferred—25
8 Tobacco Co
7%
preferred
17%
*41 y4
4iy2
31%
32'/a
87
87
800
17%
18
1,300
•
30%
*30
♦75%
1,900
31
76
♦29
1,600
77
w
*
Mar 26
00
23
11% Aug
2
9
14% Mar
Jun
3
Mar
13
3
27% Dec 31
12% Jan
24
27 y4 Jan
3
29% Jan
21
51
Jan
5
72
3
5% Jan
4
19% May
4
Dec
9
67% Apr
11
71% Jan
8% Dec
0
7% Jan
6
Walgreen Co
Walker
14% Apr
10
17
105% Dec 30
103
27% Dec
105
Mar 17
5
Jan
19
12% July 15
10 y8 Jan
13% Jan
19
21% Sep 20
18% Mar 14
Wardell
20% Jan
Bros
4
Jan
25% Jan
11
37
43% Dec
36% Feb
30% Mar 14
Deo 22
29
Pictures Inc
13% Jan
20
13% July 20
19% Deo
8
Wayne
Wayne
Pump
40
Jan
t
Wesson
91
,
3
4
9
19% Jan
3
P.
27
Feb
113
Apr
101% Feb
15
7
104% Nov
10
99% Feb
4
9% May 20
23'A Jan
4
30% Dec
16
24% Jan
19
West
13
104
13
4.10^
Apr
35 Va Apr
Jan
31
43
Apr
11
Feb
28
109
Jan
18
16% Jan
6
13
Jan
0
41% Mar
4%%
2
41% Apr
20
68
2
•49% Jun
#•14%
35%
34%
35%
35%
35%
86 %
86 Va
87'/a
87%
87%
87'/a
86%
87%
*86%
23%
23%
23'/a
24
23%
23%
22%
23%
22%
23 Va
4,200
19
19%
19
19%
19%
19%
18 JA
19%
18%
19
6,000
25%
25%
112%
*112
112'/a
B
105%
*io4y2
106
*104%
106
C
100
*102 %
104
*102%
104
104
104
*103
105%
*103
105%
10
Coke
9
31%
31%
32
33
33
33
•34%
35
35'/a
1,400
42
6,600
series
series
Coal
Pulp <fe
ft
Paper com
100
10
No par
73 y4 Mar 14
83% Feb
15
Westlnghouse Air Brake
Westlnghouse Electric com
Dec
Jan 20
24% Jan
17
127% Jan
10
103% Mar 18
U
30% May
4
54% Dec 31
4
96% Dec 30
96% Jan
127% Jan
21% Jan
25% Oct
28
27
11
36% July 28
85% Mar 15
100% Dec 30
Jan
4
21% Mar
8
29
Dec
7
27
10% Aug 10
27% Aug 10
15
42
Jan
31
White
100
Jan
3
9% Feb
15
26% Feb
28
0
Mar 14
7% Mar 30
22% Jan
0
12
26
Jun
18
22% Jan
8
37
12% Dec
31
10% Jan
0
14% Apr
70
Jan
22
78% Dec 10
75
5
21
Motor
5%%
Co
White Sewing Machine common
Prior
Mar 10
1
Jan
Wilson
14
Mar 29
83
ft Co
$4.25
19
9% Mar 18
11% Jan
13
Wilson- Jones
20% Dec
14
18% Mar 21
24% Apr
33% Apr
14
Winn
33% Aug
2
147% Dec 16
30
Mar 14
1
&
148 % Jan
13
18% Jan
8
21% Dec
23
21% Jan
3
24% Feb
21
Wisconsin
14
69 y8 Nov
22
66
Jan
7
87% Apr
15
40% Apr
30y«Jan
23
54% Dec
3
48% Mar 15
52% Jan
11
Wool worth
53 y4 Dec
6
48
77% Jan
4
96% Nov
8
92% Jan
7
>92% Dec
6
4
6%
59 % Mar 30
Mar 141
77
Jan
6
Prior
212 % Apr ,11
Prior
96% Apr
7
;i79% Jan
3
Jan
12
6y«Jan
22
11% Oct
8
Jan
4
84% Nov
10
21 Va Sep
51% Jun
7
27% Apr
60% Apr
13
24% Mar 14
27% Jan
9
13
55%. Mar 17
61% Jan
13
37
i 94
Nov 12
20
May
3
27
Dec
Jan
4
74% Dec
31
11% Jan
4
15
Dec
12
37
Wyandotte
52% Jan
9
38
Corp
Wrigley
58% Apr
13
Yale ft Towne
11
York
25%
3
<
Feb
30% Feb ' 8'
Jan
25
67% Jan
0
84% Feb
p
15% Feb 23
,14 | Jan
31,,
1
79
79 Va
80
80
600
68
69%
70%
69
70
69
70
6,600
101%
103%
102%
27%
26%
78%
78
103
29
29
*102%
103
*29
<29%
103
V
29%
*126
57
;
57%
55'A
102%
102 >A
37%
36
*28
28%
27%
28
28
28
37
37%
37%
98%
99%
99%
8%
8%
8%
*8%
25
25
33%
13%
14 Va
lOYa
10%
20%
10
common
33
32%
145
*81
33'/a
*141%
144
*141%
144
22%
21%
22
21%
22
76%
77
77%
78
79
49
49%
49
49%
49
49%
57%
58 Va
58%
96%
t
58%
96%
96%
212%
212%
212
No par
93%
93%
94
95
Co
0
10%
10%
Mfg Co.
-28
57%
212
Worsted
.
*10%
96%
preferred——50
Young (L A) Spring ft Wlre_No
Youngstown Sheet ft Tube,
No
900
8%
8%
8%
1,600
>25%
25 y4
34
34'A
13%
14 Va
10%
57%
57%
57%
58%
25%
25 ya
25%
58
58
57%
58
10%
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27
27
*81
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77%
79%
77%
79%
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15
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14%
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57%
96%
210
103/4
.
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95%
10%
10%
4% Feb 20
90
Nov
58
25%
7% May 20
•Bid and asked prices:
dividend,
y
JSx-rlghta
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no
18
108% Mar 24
Zenith
Radio
0
10y4 Mar 23
Zonite
Products
Corp
No par
1
105
9%
106
9%
105
9
receivership, or D-titlwn has been filed for the company's reorganisation
changed from Consolidated Gas Electric Light & Power Co. of Baltimore.
sale on this dsy.
Name
Corp..
tin
106
79%
14%
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1
106
a
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9
9,300
<
10%
.
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.
58%
25
25V4
9%
delivery,
130
1,000
.1,900
3,500
12,800
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27%
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78%
77%
78%
15
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58%
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77
15
9%
;
26%
27
78
,
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86
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•
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28
,
4,100
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96%
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58
57%
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5,000
r
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it
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33%
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70,200
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58
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par
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211
*94%
25'A
33%
,
-f;
96%
*96%
211
25 »/4
common.
convertible
99%
81%
series—100
(Del)
39%
33%
22%
900
6,100
38%
99%
83 »/4
33'A
240
28%
ay4
21%
83
17,700
23,800
28 y«
*25).
10%
20%
*81
,'
36
99%
r
343/4
13%
58
103%
35%
38%
25 y4
34%
13%
19%
<
13%
102%
99%
8%
34%
34
56%
103
,37%
37%
100
25
25
'
400
56%
36%
99%
25
400
28 VA
*126
37'A
8%
*143
26,400
102%;
28%
29
56%
28%
57%
102
10 y8
10
Jr
*28%
36%
35%
19%
.10
39,100
102%
102%
101%
35%
99
'
16,600
79%
*126
10 Va
10
26%
78'A
,*102% 103
*126
82%
Corp
108%
26%
78%
36%
102'/a
32%
106%
26%
.
.
'
37 Va
10
106 Va
<26%
79
103
"
77%
27'/a
77
*
102%
103%
27 Va
Youngstown Steel Door—No par
10
69
27%
series—100
(Wm)
Corp
4%%
Service
preferred 4%%
pfd 4%% conv
14
Mar 22
79
*78
19%
(P W) Co
95% Apr
86
79
10%
100
Public
10 % Mar 11
i
79
82%
preferred
Worthlngton
*
116
7,100
14,200
1
Co
Woodward Iron Co
Feb 21
28%
40%
10
Grocery
39% Jan
142
28%
39%
12%
Wisconsin Elec Power Co com
13
28%
40%
33%
Co
Lovett
4,500
28%
No par
preferred
12% Feb
20%
38%
No par
common
108
20%
28%
5
Inc
'
39%
28 y4
20
preference
Wilcox Oil Co.
*107
28%
35%
'
42'A
38%
57'A '.58%
1
.20%
29
;; 77%
102
100
:
41%
108'/a
20 Va
39%
28%
♦127%
1
common
preferred
.
29
12.50
13
25
0
.103
Feb
Feb
28% Jan
100
preferred series B
41%
*107%
21%
10
68%
27%
29
6
8
9% Apr
7
17% Oct 20
98
10
77
43
109
20%
101'/2
10
12%
Weston Elec Inst Corp
15
0
95
com
37% Apr
58% Apr
26
34% Jan
7
11
103 % Apr
3
Jan
3.80%
RR
Wheeling ft Lake Erie Ry
100
Wheeling Steel Corp com
No par
$5 conv nrior preference—No par
Whirlpool Corp
;
5
White Dental Mfg (The S 8)
20
49 % Mar 14
82% Jan
30% Mar
v
Pacific
42%
*107%
V
21
80
112
79
67%
Western Union Telegraph
43
108%
11,300
25%
112
38
29
*77%
new
20%
25%
25%
25 Va
38%
28%
38'A
preferred—100
2nd
42%
*107%
20%
20%
100
Auto Supply Co
noncum
43
109
♦107
1
Western Maryland Ry common
4%
31%
42%
5
preferred
Western
26% Dec 31
370
105%
15
132
1,300
112%
15
May 14
34%
88
25%
32% Feb
18% Mar 17
34%
35
105 »/a
1081% Apr
100
35%
35
113%
0
27
1,400
25
18
Dec
15
*112
Jan
104
*14%
*104
25% Jan
5
1,800
14%
25%
20
98% May
1,100
19%
105%
73% Jan
80% Dec 31
29%
18%
113%
0
74
29%
19%
24%
59% Jan
7
1,100
29%
*104
17
22
3,200
23'/a
*112 y4
65% Dec
Dec
38 Va
23'A
5
9
27% Dec
1,200
37%
/
100
100
81% Mar
82
6,500
41
pfd
•
4
1,800
47
41
new
Co
4%£
Jan
5
Jan
Electric
Power
63
4
137
14%
48
46%
•
4
29
50% Jan
20% Nov
14%
♦14%
0
No par
Dec
22% Jan
9,000
1
preferred
Western
30
5
15
Western Air Lines Inc
30% Mar 24
34Ya Dec 28
Jan
?19%
com—2.50
preferred
preferred
West Va
22% Mar 29
•
28
127
*29 %
19'A
-5
Snowdrift
ft
West Virginia
15
35
Apr
35% May
Penn
West Penn
105'A Apr
107
30
Oil
convertible
4.20%
28% Apr
22
18 y4 Dec
29%
19
Corp
West Kentucky Coal Co
7
Jan
41% Nov 29
29%
19%
West Indies Sugar
18
14
96
29
$4
5,800
34%
:
23% Mar 14
110% Oct
29%
Mills
Co
14% Mar 29
Jan
112
Corp
Webster Investment Co.
25% Apr
104% Nov 19
ft Pipe
Light Co
Knitting
3
0
15
7
105% Aug 10
8% Jan
4
29%
*19%
♦14%
7
Apr
2,300
47'/a
23
15
4
.
Jan
Jan
37%
22%
19%
Jan" ~4
108
37%
23
29
«
17% Mar
5
37%
22%
19
Jan
Oct
37%
28%
99
104%
37%
23
1
21% Mar
33'/a Apr
85
Feb
37%
23
5
30
11
33%
40%
37%
3
1,400
19%
46%
40%
23%
0
8
46%
40%
37%
16% Jan
10%
48 y4
47
40%
*23 %
23% Jan
17
47%
46%
40%
g
2
22
48
46%
X40 %
No par
17
23% Dec
47%
46%
40%
Power
17% Dec
96 y» Dec
49%
47%
Wash
26 y2 Dec
43% Dee
48'/a
48%
Wdukesha Motor fin
Water
,
40%
31
Jan
22% Mar
34
47
15
32
104
No par
25% Jan
29
103%
—3
No par
38 Va Apr
Dec
42
24% Dec 20
5
33%
8
40
4
5
33%
Foundry
14
10
34%
Petroleum
13 y2 Jan
17% Feb
33%
33%
Warren
25% Jan
77% Jan
18%
Washington Gas
11
0
10%
18%
Warren
Jan
14% Dec
10%
18%
3
39
24% Jan
7
62% Mar
43% Mar 14
23
4
11
18%
21
21
Dec
10% Jan
10%
18%
31
52% Dec
39
5
10%
103'/a
100
2,100
.
Pharmaceutical
Feb
4
12
9% Jan
10%
34%
103%
Xl8'/a
19
103%
52% Jan
1
30 y2 Jan
30% Jan
19 y8 May 14
18%
5
76
103'/a
103 Va 103%
10%
10%
5
Feb
39
100
1
33%
S
Warner-Lambert
17
1
Corp
Warner
Mar 23
12
5
2.50
Co
Ward Baking Co common
5%%
preferred
3
Jan
G ft W
(Hiram)
Walworth
15
24% Jan
3
14
Apr
100 y4 Aug
9
7
,
T8p0
7,300
11,900
$.500
.
M-it
s
,
....
J06. .106%
8%
8%
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«alee
106%
106%.
8%,.
wd When
9
distribute*
3,400
6,900
V
Number 5421
Volume 181
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
Bond Record
New York Stock Exchange
«»
FRIDAY
The
WEEKLY
-
YEARLY
■
■
Indicate In each case the month when the bonds mature.
Figures after decimal point represent one or more 32nds of a point
italic letters In the column headed
"Interest Period"
LOW
Year
1954
Range
108.28 Jan
Feb
108
NEW YORK
1
10
100.4
—
Feb
108.28 Jan
1
100.4
Low
8ALE
rBICES
Thursday
Apr. IS
High
Low
Fr'day
Apr. 14
Low
2.
High
Sales far
Apr. 15
.
High
Low
the Weak
High
Bonds (f)
*106.12
106.16
*106.10
104.14
*106.16
106.20
*106.16
106.20
*106.20
*100.9
100.11
106.24
*100.8
100.10
♦100.11
100.13
*100.12
100.14
*100.15
*101.30
102
noi.jo
iuz
*101.30
102.2
*101.28
100.17
102
*101.28
1961
*100.20
100.24
♦100.18
100.22
*100.24
100.28
*100.24
100.28
*100.28
101
1958-1963
*103.24
104
*103.24
104
*103.24
104
*103.20
103.28
*103.20
1960-1965
*106
106.8
103.28
*105.28
106.4
*105.28
106.4
*105.26
106.2
*105.26
106.2
1956-1958
*100.22
100.24
*100.22
100.24
1958
*100.8
100.12
*100.8
100.12
1961
*99
93.4
*98.30
99.2
1962-1967
*97.30
98.2
*97.28
98
Aug 15 1963
*98.20
98.24
*98.18
98.22
*97
97.4
*96.30
97.2
1978-1983
1995
Treasury 3s
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2 %s
Treasury 2% a
Treasury 2Vis
Treasury 2%s
1
Feb
Low
High
HIGH
Wednesday
-
Apr. 12
-
1956-1959
Treasury 3%s
10
AND
Tuesday
Apr. 11
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Highest
Feb 19
108
19
since Jan.
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Monday
GOVERNMENT BONDS
Ban|t for Previous
Dec 15
.
Treasury 2Vis
Treasury 2Vis
1963-1968
•
102
*100.23
100.25
*100.23
100.25
*100.23
100.25
*100.12
100.16
♦100.10
100.14
*100.12
100.16
*99.4
99.8
*93.4
99.8
*93.8
*98.2
98.6
*98
98.4
*98.4
98.8
*98.24
'
98.28
*98.24
98.28
*98.28
99
97.6
*97.2
97.6
*97.6
97.10
96.30
-♦97.2
99.12
Treasury 2Vis
*96.20
96.24
*96.18
96.22
*96.24
96.28
*96.24
96.28
*96.26
Treasury 2 Vis
Dec 1964-1969
*96.20
96.24
*96.18
96.22
*96.24
96.28
*96.22
96.26
*96.24
July 29
Treasury 2Vis
Treasury 2Vis
Treasury 2Vis
1965-1970
*96.12
96.16
*96.10
96.14
*96.16
96.20
*96.14
96.18
*96.16
96.20
1966-1971
*96.8
96.12
*96.8
96.12
*96.14
96.18
*96.12
96.16
*96.12
96.16
June 1967-1972
*96.8
96.12
*96.8
96.12
*96.14
96.18
*96.12
Treasury 2Vis
Sept 1967-1972
*96.8
96.12
*96.8
96.12
*96.14
96.18
*96.12
Treasury 2Vis
98.29 Feb
June 1964-1969
100.12 Aug 25
100.12 Aug 25
Dec 1967-1972
*96.8 '
96.12
*96.8
96.12
*96.14
96.18
*96.12
100.22
15
99.20 Feb
15
99.20 Feb
15
100.17 Oct
7
100.17 Oct
7
June 15
93.8
Aug
100.8
Aug 12
Jan
102.8
Feb
101
101.20 Feb
104.24
1
5
Jan
26
102.4
Jan
26
102.24 Jan
17
103
Feb
3
100% Apr
15
101.4
Mar
7
6
Apr
102.28 Feb
13
101.16 Jan
10
Jan
102.4
24
July 15
103.12 Feb
Jan
104
7
100.6
*100.4
100.8
*100.6
100.10
*100.6
*100
100.4
*100
100.4
*100
,
100.10
100.2
*39.30
100.4
.
..
*93.21
99.23
*99.21
99.23
•99.22
99.24
*99.21
93.23
*99.22
97.28
*97.24
97.28
*97.28
98
*97.28
98
*97.30
*97.24
97.28
*97.24
97.28
*97.28
98
*97.28
98
*97.30
98.2
*98.8
98.12
*98.8
98.12
*98.12
98.16
*98.14
98.18
*98.16
98.20
1960
99.24
98.2
___
for
July 15 1972
1 1976
Oct
1 1981
May 15 197s
Oct
15 1971
•97.24
'
'
23-year 3%s_
19-year 3%s„
15-year 3 %s
1 5-year 2 '/*&
*97.24
98.8
*97.24
98.8
98.8
*97.24
98.8
*97.24
98.12
*98
98.8
*98
100.24
♦100.8
100.24
*100.8
100.24
♦100.8
100.24
*100.8
100.24
*101.28
102.12
*101.28
102.12
*101.28
102.12
*101.28
102.12
*102
102.12
*102.24
103.8
*102.24
103.8
*102.24
103.8
*102.24
103.8
•103
*100.24
101.4
*100.21
101.4
*100.24
101.4
*100.24
101.4
*102 24
103.8
*102.24
103.8
*102.24
103.8
*102.24
103.8
*103
103.12
*100.24
101.8
*100.24 101.8
*100.20
101.4
*100.20
101.4
*100.20
101.4
*100
1 1956
11969
~.1959
Oct
Jan
3-year 3s
98.8
*97.24
98.8
*97.24
*100.8
100.24
*100
100.24
•100
100.24
*100
Mar
_
30-year 3 Vis
25
9646'
*97.24
NOV 15
25-year 3s_
99.12 Jan
*9642
1956-1959
25-year 38
102.8
18
101.16 Mar
104.12 Man 10
102.24 Feb
14
2
98.24 Jan
9
102.16 Aug
94.24 Jan
99.10 Feb
98.16 Feb 23
9
96.16
96.16
•*9642
'
Dec 1959-1962
Bank
International
100.8
Jan
100
*96.12
96.16
96.16
___
June 1959-1962
Treasury 2Vis
94.8
*99.28
1958
*100.2
100.6
*100.2
1957-1959
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2 Vis
Treasury 2 Vis
Treasury 2 Vis
96.16
■
96.28
*97.24
98.8
98.12
103.12
100.20
100.20
4,000
Serial bonds of 1950
100.24
♦100
100.24
.-due Feb 15
1956
2s
due Feb 15
1957
*99.24
100.24
*99.24
100.24
*99.24
100.24
*99.24
100.24
2s
due Feb 15
1958
*99
100
*99
100
*99
100
*99
100
2s
due Feb 15
1959
*98
99
*98
99
99
*98
99
*98
99
2s
due Feb 15 1960
*97.16
98.16
*97.16
98.16
*97.16
98.16
*37.16
98.16
*97.16
98.16
2s
due Feb 15
1961
*96.16
97.16
*96.16
97.16
*96.16
97.16
*96.16
97.16
*36.16
97.16
2s
due Feb 15
1962
*95.16
-96.16
*95.16
96.16
*95.16
96.16
*95.16
96.16
*95.16
96.16
2s
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♦Bid and asked price.
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FOR
Period
New York Stock Exchange
Last
or
Sale Price
Friday
Jan.
Low
NO.
1
Brazil
High
Transit Unification
York
Exchange
City
3%s series No.
19
20
June-Dec
—
11
105Vi
105
105
10211
^June-Dec.
Member* New York Stock
120
REctor 2-2300
Val
SAChile
(Dept of)
(Republic)
-.6c
AOs
Feb-Aug
Aprii-Oct
Akerstous (Kingdom of Norway) 4s 1968—Afar-Sep
lAAntioquia (Dept) collateral 7s A 1945—Jan-July
SAExternal sinking fund 7s ser B 1945—Jan-July
SAExternal sinking fund Is ser C 1946—Jan-July
SAExternal sinking fund 7s ser D 1945—Jan -July
AExternal sinking fund 7s 1st ser 1957-April-Ocf
AExternal sec sink fd 7s 2nd ser 1957_Aprll-Ocf
AExtemal sec sink fd 7s 3rd ser 1957—April-Ocf
20-year 3s s f $ bonds 1978
Jan -July
Australia (Commonwealth ol)—
10-year 3Vis 1956__
Feb-Aug
10-year 3As 1957June-Dec
20-year 3 Vis 1967_—
June-Dec
20-year 3 Vis 1966
June-Dec
Feb-Aug
15-year 3%s 1969..——June-Dec
3%s
15-year
*99%
—
*88
86%
89
*88
86%
86%
*88
86%
87
86%
88
—
88
88
88
A
AExternal
A
*88
AChlle
56%
54%
56
56
A 6
3
100%
101
99% 100%
21
99%
101
98%
28
97%
100'%
98
98%
23
97
98
98 Vi
14
97%
42
100%
10,17a
128
139
98%
98%
§A6Vis external loan 1950—
IA Brazil
(U
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of)
external
98
100% 101
100%
s
f 6 Vis of
144
*136
61%
99 7s
A 6s
70'A
A 7s
assented
70
June-Dec
'
June-Dec
April-Ocf
*99
pursuant to Plan A (interest
reduced to 3.375%)
1979
>_Aprll-Oct
AExternal s f 6Vis of 1927 due 1957
April-Ocf
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
reduced to
8A7s
3.375%)
1979
—
t
•'64%
33
65
t:
.
(interest
•
'■
61%
(Rep of)
1927
Jan
65
65
*40%
■
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•
40
39%
*;!39%
'39%
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Stamped pursuant to Plan A
reduced to 3.375%)
1979
(interest
1L
External dollar bonds of 1944 (Plan B)-
J tprfl-Ocf
65
65
64
65%
79%
86
79 %
85%
79 %
85
79%
86
FOREIGN
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3%s series No.
1—_
_June-Di?c
80
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2
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80y4
3%s series No.
3
-June-Dec
:
80%
80
80%
80%
3%s series No.
.June-Dec
3%s series No.
-June-Dec
*79%
81%
80
June-Dec
*83 Vi
89
86
3%s series No.
*81
86
86
3%s series No.
June-Dec
*89
90
90
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-June-Dec
.*92
92
92
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11
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92
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-June-Dec
*83
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-June-Dec
79
—
92
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15
-June-Dec
3%s series No. 16
_June-Dec
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_June-i>ec
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17—
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April-Oct
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1962
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73
1962
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70 y4
1961
assented
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103%
60
61%
1961.
sinking fund 6s 1961-
assented
68%
39%
68%
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June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
April-Oct
Aprjl-Oct
1957
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100
10013
103 % 103%
(Interest
1926 due 1957
39%
Afay-Nov
1963
bonds 3s 1993
assented
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101 Vi
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June-Dec
—June-Dec
——April-Oct
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reduced to 3.5%) 1978
AExternal
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69%
39%
Afay-Nov
6s
1963
$
41
68%
6s Sept
Mortgage Bank 6%s
assented 1957
> A 8s
39%
-
*40%
Jan-July
—
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69%
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fund
sink
Extl
68%
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Feb-Aug
1961
1962
assented
6s
69%
40%
'-"ifc.—
Feb-Aug
1961
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56%
68%
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69%
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assented
6s
:
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Jan
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54%
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57
101%
24
69%
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,
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A 6s
1962
State) 6%s 1945
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103 %
54,
..
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101 %
99%
58
102%
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assented
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SAGuaranteed sinking fund 6s 1948
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1978-Jan-July
f 7s 1942—May-Nou
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100%
6
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1942
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-
external s
assented
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1975—
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1974
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'
83
93
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25-year
Teletype
Exchange
90
87%
81
—
—June-Dec
sinking fund 5s 1957fund gold 5s 1958
25-year
WERTHEIM & Co.
Telephone
89
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87
.
*79%
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(Dept of)
Canada
96
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82%
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;
.
83%
♦82
Brisbane (City)
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90
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Jan.
No.
—
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1980
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18—
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or
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Low
3 %s. series No.
Issue—
Corporate Stock
Week's Range
Last
Sale Price
Period
(continued)—
3%s series No.
•no%m%
.Quar-June
1961
3s
Cash sale, r Registered bond transactions.
Interest
BONDS
New York Stock
/
New
3%
Sold
High
100.24
15
Range since
Issue—
Canal
Panama
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*99.24
100
Friday
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Bid & Asked
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RANGE FOR
Interest
BONDS
Exchange
H«v York Stock
Last
Period
or
Sale Price
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Low
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Jan-July
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Jan July
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1953
dollar
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7
reduced to
100
80
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6
53
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60%
83%
84
56
Apr 1-Ocf
Aprll-Oct
83
56
56%
1953
1953
1863—Jan-July
due
reduced
67%
67%
67%
2
63%
69%
1980
June-Dec
76
76
76%
90
69%
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dollar
bonds
1972
June-Dec
56%
56%
56%
25
53
60%
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of
loan
due
1930
107% 107%
April-Oct
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11.'..-.
102%
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1999
51
51
52
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83
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85
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77
75
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73
84
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Jan-July
1950
to
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98
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to
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30
27%
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28
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s
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due
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1952
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27
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May-Nov
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13
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45
67
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57
34
1962
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1965
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63
59
64
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extended
to
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1965-
97
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1975
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113%
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of
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15
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82
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27
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1952
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95
99
96
99 Va
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98%
94
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99%
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2008
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of)
A
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1957
reduced
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to
loan
ANat loan
of)
extl
extl
s
7s
to
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May-Noc
May-Nop
Mar-Sept
1947
Plan
A
6s
7s
sink fund
1966
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stamped
to
Janeiro
reduced
to
to
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.
—
reduced
to
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reduced to 2%)
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to
100
99%
48
101%
83
100 Va
102%
102
103
100
100%
44
99 »/4
101 %
105% 105%
/ 1
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105%
126
79%
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79%
1*8
103
U6
98
87—
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90%
79%
1980
Feb-Aug
93%
93%
93%
71
92
95%
debentures
1975
95%
95%
77
94
98
1986
April-Oct
Jan-July
95%
debentures
90
89%
90%
16
88%
93%
debentures
1982—.
debentures
1987——
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debentures
conv
debs
debentures
Arbor
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*142%
83
83
74
74
23
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104
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101 Va
98
June-Dec
Aprll-Oct
98
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83%
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102 %
118
Aprll-Ocf
May-Nov
_Mav-Vn»
June-Dec
115%
6
97
98
103
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118
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2
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8
98 Va
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102%
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78
617
108
98%
Jan-Jul.v
Jan-July
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108
Jan-July
1966
100
102
__
90
102
1972.
101%
101
99 %
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ratio
98 V4
101
*
*79
May-Nov
1979
105 J/4
97 Va
100
103
105
U
■
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mortgage 4s series A July 1975
Aprll-Oct
First mortgage 5%
series B (4% fixed
and 1% contingent interest) July 1975_April-Oct
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'fixed
and
3%
contingent Interest) —
103
103%
34
102
105
dl04% 105 Va
17
104%
107%
177
94
103
43
94
103
14
93 Va
100%
195
100 Va
106%
103
Series G
due Dec
June-Dec
99%
d99 Va 102 %
Series
K
due
March
1
2000
Mar-Sept
99%
d.9
Series M
due
March
1
1996
Mar-Sept
96%
June-Dec
101%
May
86%
1980
May-Nov
S'western div first mortgage 5%
ser A
(3%% fixed & 1% % conting lnt) 1980_jan-July
12%
102%
Ref
16
10
-
Baltimore & Ohio RR—
14%
10
11%
38
149 %
101%
30
1962
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11%
12%
*12
136%
26
77
B
41
2
437
101%
1984
3%s
60
36
10
143% 145
99% 100 %
1960
debs
oei
741/4
__
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debentures
96%
100% 101 %
1977
Atlantic
83%
20
99%
1995
mtge 4%s ser C
97
96%
101%
Air Line Ry
mortgage
97%
105 Va
101%
...
95 %
93 Va
103 Va
130 i/a
71%
74
deb
sub
92%
3
—Feb-Aug
...
Nitrate
Co
11
17
102% 102%
gold 4s July 1995———Quar-Jan
Products Co 5s 1966
-April-Oct
&
94%
95
104 '/a 104 %
1962—Aprii-Oct
April-Ocf
debentures 3s
1977
Inc
144
Mar-Sepf
1969.
Gen
147
80%
1281/4
__
96%
June-Dec
1984
33'ic 1963
Atlantic Coast Line RR 4%s A 1964—
135
141%
__
82
♦128%
Feb-Aug
first
Stamped
103 i/a
104%
93%
94%
June-Dec
June-Dec
1965.
debentures
93%
April-Oct
...
1971
debentures
Atlanta
100%
128
__
*40 y8
__
*40
12%
40%
and
fixed
general
due
1995_
1
102
99'/a
96 Vo
mortgage 6%
(2%%
contingent interest) —
and 3%%
Series J
Dec
*80
82
81
82
154% 154%
42
78
1995
1
1
2010
dlOOV'a 104 Va
d84%
89
225
79
141
A
89%
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D
-37%
36
58 %
96 %
s
f
debentures
52
52
49%
52
Borden
*63
67
63
64
Boston
Co
Maine
2%s
debs
April-Oct
42%
42%
15
42
47
62
*60
62
40%
42
'
mortgage
5s
First
mortgage
5s series
First
First
*41%
45
*112
111
Feb-Aug
1981
_Jan-July
_May-Nov
.
101 %
104%
103
111
series
.Mar-Sepf
AC 1967
1955
mortgage 4%s series JJ 1961
mortgage 4s series RR 1960—
AInc
mortgage 4%s series A July
Bristol-Myers Co 3s debentures 1968
Brooklyn Union Gas gen
1st mortgage 3s 1980
mtg
2%s
.April-Oct
_Jan-July
1970i_May-Nov
-April-Oct
1976 _jan-July
17
105 J/a
5
95 J/4
1
95
1
105
8
97 Va
97%
97 %
1
99 Va
3
99'/a
♦97 Va
83
84
99
84
*
118%
99%
5
101 Va
97 Va
—
99 J/4
99%
100
79
100
84
100 Va
80%
—
80%
80
73
78%
79 %
54
72 %
68
65%
68
53
53%
69
97J/4
99
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—
96 %
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95%
—
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98 Va
96%
■
100%
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96
97 3 a
101
104
104
96%
_May-Nov
II
98%
96%
-Jan-July
Mar-Sept
98
3
—
RR—
First
May-Nov
96%
June-Dec
1959
mortgage
(The)
&
93%
April-Oct
2%s series I 1970—
Consol mortgage 2%s series J 1976
Consol mortgage 3s series K 1979
(Interest
June-Dec
93
100% 100%
A6%s
39
*74
52
96%
29
93%
103% 106%
City Electric 6s 1955
|A6%s b f debentures 1951
(interest
June-Dec
29
98
ABerlln
43%
56%
100%
99
Bangor & Aroostook RR 4%s conv 1976—Jan-July
Bell Telephone of Pa 5s series C
1960—April-Ocf
Beneficial Industrial Loan 2%s debs 1961_May-Nov
65
40%
42
11
97%
1985—Jan-July
1541%
58%
(interest
Aprll-Oct
99%
102% 102%
Toledo-Cincinnati division—
83 %
10
'58
37%
821/4
3
*64
Feb-Aug
41%
80
41%
Refunding 4s series
41
40%
—
Aprll-Oct
(interest
reduced to 2.25% ) 2004
June-Dec
?• 1967 stamped
pursuant to Plan A
(Interest reduced to 2.25%) 2004
June-Dec
fARome (City of) 6%s 1952
1966
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe—
General 4s 1995
101 %
1031/4
102 y8
A
Aprll-Oct
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
99 %
88%
Associates
101%
102%
•133%
April-Oct
1966
5
103
105%
Pittsburgh Lake Erie & West Virginia—
1940
due
99%
99%
88
Anglo-Lautaro
38
A
1999
1926
104
88%
Consol
A
13
9
3b
—
Plan
105 %
100 %
1970—_May-Nov
Bethlehem Steel Corp—
A
99%
104
Feb-Aug
3%s
debentures
3s
American Tobacco Co
58
100
(interest
2012
of
Ltd
18%
100
♦103
Feb-Aup
Plan
104
y7%
3 %s
120
3
*99% 100%
10
sinking fund gold 1968
Stamped pursuant
17%
12
*14
1953
1921
2.5% )
99%
„
April-Oct
2012
Stamped pursuant to
♦101%
101% 101%
100
100%
1947—April-Ocf
2001
6%s
80
97%
Anheuser-Busch
100% 100%
71%
1946
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
Bio Grande do Sul
Airlines
A P
Mar-Sept
8s
Plan
2.375%)
secured
38
39%
*10%
1950
of)
101
1
2%a
*11
Apr-Oct
7s
109'/a
74
80%
80%
97%
Armour
April-Oct
Plan
101% 102
2%s
161/4
♦38
2001—Jan-July
to
102
June-Dec
1979
Canada
of
A4%s convertible income Feb
2.375%)
(City
Stamped pursuant
lAExternal
A6a
9%
*58
April-Oct
Plan
pursuant
lARhine-Main-Danube
Co
Ann
Jan-July
to
105
108
101%
Mar-Sepf
1964
103%
104% 104%
*109%
June-Dec
3%s
1961—April-Oct
(Interest reduced to 2.25%) 2006
Jan-July
APrussla (Free State) 6V2s ('26
loan) 1951_Mar-Senf
A6s 8 f gold extl
('27 loan) 1952
de
COMPANIES
Corp 3%s s f debs 1964__May-Nov
Foreign Power deb 5s 2030—Mar-Sept
4.808 Junior debentures 1987
Jan-June
16%
17%
19
71%
1963
3%s
83%
*102
April-Oct
1956
80%
83
Telephone & Telegraph Co—
58
71%
r
Porto Alegre (City of) —
8s 1961 stamped pursuant
America
debentures
f
s
1978
American
17%
*58
I960—June-Dec
7s
1968
assented
(interest
INDUSTRIAL
May-Nov
&
112 y8
JAExternal sinking fund gold 8s
1950—Jen-July
IARlo
18%
*36%
1959
1st' series
2nd series
6s
lAStabllization loan
7%s
19
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
(Republic of) gold 6s 1940
A4yas assented 1958
A4%s assented
AND
1967
144%
Bosch
(interest
2008
external
f
f
8
3%s
9%
140
83
33
12%
8%
9
9
*144%
June-Dec
debentures
2s
Gen
lAPoland
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Mfg
S%8
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May-Nop
1968
2.125%)
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ANat
Southern
Great
2%s
Feb-Aug
to
of)
Stamped pursuant
"V
1971
3%s debentures 1973
Mar-Sept
A6%s extl loan
(30-year) 1958
1958
to
75
11%
15
*11%
June-Dec
American
(Interest
lANuremberg (City of) 6s 1952
Oriental Development Co Ltd—
IA 8s extl loan
(30-yr) 1953
6s due 1953 extended
to 1963
due
extended
1961
97
100 %
98
74
*76
Feb-Aug
6s of '26
17%
15%
1959—Mar-Sept
to
Norway (Kingdom of) 4V2s 1956
Mar-Sept '
External sinking fund 4y<s 1965—.
April-Oct
48 sinking fund external
loan 1963
Feb-Aug
8%s sinking fund external 1957
April-Oct
Municipal Bank extl sink fund 5s 1970—June-Deo
6%s
1961
97
Feb-Aug
1958
(City of)
American
15%
15%
April-Oct
2.125%)
reduced to
Netherlands
due
2%s
(State) —
ASecured extl
sinking fund 6l/2s 1958—Mar-Sept
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
reduced to 2.125%)
2008
Mar-Sept
ASecured ex'l sinking fund 6y2s
Stamped pursuant
84 Va
81%
2%8
1963-Jan-Jidp
Minae Geraes
46
2%s
17%
(City of)
84
83%
151%
*100
17
—_Jan-July
assented
77
149
__
—
Aluminum
1922
1933
80
77
Feb-Aug
May-Nov
May-Nov
1979
16%
9%
1963_Jan-July
(assented to
ASmall
IAMUan
83%
June-Dec
1946
1972—_Jan-July
mortgage 3%s 1984
Mar-Sept
Albany & Susquehanna RR 4%s 1975
April-Ocf
Alleghany Corp debs 5s ser A 1962
May-Nov
Allegheny & Western 1st gtd 4s 1998
April-Ocf
_
new
1963
16%
9%
15%
6s of 1913
agreement)
to
*151
June-Dec
Alabama Power first mortgage 3%s
Jan-July
ASmall
lATreasury
1953
American
9%
78
78
—
May-Nov
May-Nov
A4%s assented
(assented
1945
new
ser
16%
—
*16%' 17
"t"
June-Dec
(1942 agree't) lS68__Jan-July
to 1922 agree¬
assented
1910
ment)
I ASmall
$
16%
18
72 Va
76 %
76%
*79%
1978-June-Dec
3s
*16%
73
134
131
*79%
on
VaS-4-fts external conversion
A Yokohama
-
1963-Jan-July
(assented to 1922 agree't)
1954
new
48
127
70%
♦132
Mar-Sepf
1952 coupon
conversion
Allis-Chalmers
♦16%
A4s
100%
127
72
72
Aprll-Ocf
April-Ocf
1971—.,
1952
Allied Chemical & Dye 3%s debs
—-
IA
mtge
Aluminum Co of
1904
to
'12
RAILROAD
9%
9%
9%
—
I ASmall
due
extended
extended
Alabama
1968_Jan-JuIy
72
Jan-July
1961
1943—May-NotJ
agreem't)
1981
Valle Del Cauca 8ee Cauca Valley (Dept of)
AWarsaw
(City) external 7s 1958
87
55 V*
87%
87
lALarge
A4s of
14
100
100%
4s-4%s-4%8 external readjustments 1978_Feb-Aug
3%s external readjustment 1984
Jan-July
141%
*2iy8
87%
—
June-Dec
I ASmall
new
12%
1st
due
IA5s assented
1st
87/aS-4
97%
140%
—
lALarge
A58
16
15
14
*126%
Jan-July
to
sinking fund 6s 1964
3%s-4s-4%8 (dollar bond of 1937)
External readjustment 1979
1671/2
1968
(Republic of)
|A5s
18%
100
Jan-July
AExternal
65%
123
55%
Map-Nov
7s 1957—Aprii-Oct
Mexican Irrigation—
i A4%s assented (1922
agreement)
§A4%s small 1943——
(1942
1961
sterling loan of
1953
6s
assented
due
External
(Colombia) 6'/a8 1954
30-year 3s b f $ bonds 1978
Mexico
u
*11%
June-Dec
IA Uruguay (Republic)
external 8s
AExternal sinking fund 6s 1960
June-Dec
A Me dell In
ANew
*90%
June-Dec
June-Dec
1958-
Tokyo Electric Light Co Ltd—
65
Mar-Sept
(Imperial Govt) —
A6%s ext] loan of '24 1954
6%s due 1954 extended to 1964
A
*153
June-Dec
to
extended
5 A With March 1
100
58
*99
62
33 y2
137%
178%
Japanese
extl
85
May-Nov
1971
f
s
1971
A5%8 extl loan of '27
122,
1
190
Utility Institute—
30-yr gtd ext s f 3s 1977
I AExternal 7s 1952
IA Italy (Kingdom of) 7s 1951
A5%s
98
73
75
(Kingdom)—
1962
extended
(40-yr)
due
IA 6s
1977
1947W
B
95
1
Tokyo (City of) —
Italian Credit Consortium for Public Works
series
79
-J CO
*73
April-Oct
(Prov of) external 7s
A4%8 assented 1958
100'/a
—
29
29
——,
Public
I
(Interest
A
2012
secured externa)
6%s
—
paid 1964
—_May-No»
A6s part paid 1968
—Feb-Awp
IA Hamburg (State of) 6s 1946————April-Oct
Heidelberg (City of) ext 7%s 1950
Jan-July
Helsingfors (City) external 6V2S I960——April-Oct
Italian (Republic) ext s f 3s 1977
Jan-July
part
IA7s
*
Jan-July
1968
Taiwan Electric Power Co. Ltd—
*165
—Jan-July
„
30-yr
—
llec Power—
JA 6J/aS 1st & gen mtge 1950
0%s due 1950 extended to 1860
Italian
77
*97%
Mar-Sepf
(Interest
2004
2.25%)
ASilesla
98 '/a
90
14
Greek Government—
A7a
54
51
Sydney County Council 3%s 1957
Great
54
Bhinyetsu Electric Power Co Ltd—
109'/a
—
1965—
—
57
A
|A6%8 1st mtge s f 1952
1949—
High
—
Jan-July
Jan-July
Plan
A7s series B secured external 1962
1924 Dawes loan)—
IA7S gold bonds
6%s
A8s
1930—
German Govt International
1
Low
*69
1999
loan
Serbs Croats & Slovenes
77%
Apr-Ocf
1972
Jan.
No.
May-Nou
to
2.5%)
2.5%)
water
Stamped pursuant
reduced to 2% )
Issue—
bonds
bonds
1957-—Map-Nov
Range since
Sold
(Interest
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
71
65%
17
71
70%
71
dollar
dollar
to
external
*53
Bonds
.
6s
4s
International loan
1936
A6s external dollar
Issue
May-Nov
High
(interest
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
138%
60
Friday's
*76
2012
(Interest reduced to
IA 8s external 1950-
128
1936
& fund
conv
2%)
(State of) —
stamped pursuant
8s
20%
20%
19%
*15%
*136
or
Bid & Asked
Map-Nov
Plan A
to
82%
77
reduced
1972
1952
8s
Stamped pursuant
A7s
..
1969
dollar bonds
6%s
(City)
A0%s extl secured sinking fund
102%
*72
—
-<£"* J"J
May Nov
1924
10-year bonds of
Sa
f ASao Paulo
(Federal Republic of)—
External loan of
88
57
100%
13
.
Week's Range
Last
Sale Price
Low
—
81%
6%s
Main
on
Period
Exchange
High
54 y8
_
101% 102'/a
a
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Low
No.
New York Stock
1
Ban Paulo
_
m
Alstonla
Yu' 56 y2
Jan.
Interest
BONDS
Range since
99%
(Republic of)—
1 dollar bonds Jan 1 1976
t dollar bonds Jan 1 1976-
8%s extl
High
Sold
(April 15)
bonds
Called
15
Friday
Bonds
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
reduced to 2.375%) 2001
101%
11 Salvador
WEEK ENDED APRIL
Week's Rang*
Friday
—
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——
Number 5421... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Volume 181
(1797)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND
RANGE
Interest
BONDS
Period
Exchange
New York Stock
Last
or
Sale Price
debs 1971
Jan-July
Buffalo Niagara Elec first mtge 2%s 1975_Afay-Nov
Buffalo Rochester & Pittsburgh Ry—
Stamped modified 4Vis
Afay-Nov
Bush Terminal Buildings 5s
A5a
APRIL
RECORD
15
Range since
Sold
Jan.
No.
High
102
102%
96'A
94 Vi
94%
30
93 »A
97%
104'/a 104 %
4
104 %
105%
1
92 Vi
95 Vi
98%
96%
96%
99
subord
3s 1978
Power iirst
June-Dec
May -Nov
April-Oct
Power 3 Vis 1974
Canada Southern consol gtd 5s A 1962
Canadian National Rv—
Crane
Oil
3 Vis
Co
10S7
100
97%
98
97%
3
106% 107'A
16
100
97%
98%
105 %
108%
3 Vis
debs 1978
1984
debs
3s
1977
f debs
s
106%
106% 106 Vi
June-Dec
101 vi
101|8 10112
6
lOijJ
10
103 Vi
103
107%
100%
101
104
105%
15
106'A
109'A
Canadian Pacific Ry—
„„Jan-July
Mar-Sept
(perpetual)
consol debenture
4%
debentures
debentures 1976
3 Vis
Corp 3'As debentures
3 Vis debentures (1947 issue)
1960
Celotex
1960
mortgage 4s June
A Imp & equip 4s 1970
ser
A
106'A
131
106'A 107
*__
A 1st
lien ft ref 4s
ser
B
1970
100%
74%
69
75
*96%
97%
96%
97
Deere
97%
99
98%
99%
99
99
*99
99
*99
June-Dec
First
1968
B
Delaware
117
ana
lmpi
M 3720 eeries u Luyo--May-Nov
Refund
and
impt
M
div
& A
3Vis series E 1996__Feb-Aup
M 3788 series H 1973__June-Dec
Refund and impt
gold 4s 1989
consol
first
Second consolidated gold
4s
83 3A
60 %
60
%
*—
90'/a
91
gold
April
May-Nov
83 %
87%
128
59
98%
**
b378
103%
101 %
First
17
121
126%
1st
101'A 101%
34
100
101%
Denver
102
10
100%
102%
First
102
102
69
104'A 104%
First
1%
112%
104%
103%
99%
101%
97%
97%
98%
*__
108%
96
316
108% 110%
122%
&
ref
&
ref
3%s
3%s
conv
Gen
& ref
City
General
73 Va
102%
73%
73
73%
10
70
100% 100 Va
—
77%
73
1
6
100
102% 102%
102
9
i
77
86%
86
86%
104
72%
71 %
72%
83%
169
Chemical
Dow
Wab
*75
99%
f
—
mortgage
mortgage
1st
mortgage
mortgage
1st
mortgage
Div
93
*77%
—r
79%
1
Cleveland
First
3s
First
79
77%
—
81
5s
101% 101%
100 Va
15
9y%
17
yy
—
98
96 %
i
2
U:
—
107
96
3
96%
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—
Fuel
ft
Gas
3s
debentures
series
A
99%
—
105
Ohio
98%
series
B
17
103%
105 %
97 Va
99%
1961
June-Dec
105
98%
i/7%
*
94 %
105%
*87%
101
'
102%
—
series
debs
72'%
June-Dec
1966
Feb-Aup
1979
D
1st mortgage
Columbus
May-Nov
Toledo first external 4s 1955—Feb-Aup
&
98 Vs
99%
•
94
*94
103
108%
*103
3
99%
93%
mortgage
3s
3s
Feb-Aug
June-Dec
April-Oct
series L
mortgage
series N
1977—
1978
sinking fund debentures 1999
3s
2%s
s
2%s
s
debentures
f
121%
105
98
105
101
103
123%
98
—
104% 105
123%
122
100
—
'
97%
'
56
101
103
31
and
~1
100
100%
99 Va
103%
105 Va
118%
11
126
104%
100
refund
AFirst
Fort
First
and
First
mtge 2%s ser
refund
98%
93%
92
93
—
98
90
4
91
*92%
100 Va
95%
95%
91
101 Va
99%
60
99%
*—
——
96%
—
—
...
«...
Jan-July
mtge 3s series E 1979
93%
7
93%
95%
92%
93%
4
92%
95
98 Va
10
'97
97
99%
98%
99
102'/a
98%
23
98 Va
98%
96 Va
3
99%
99
100
'
,
*98
Feb-Aug
First and refund mtge 3s ser F 1981
'
1st & ref M
3Vis
ser
G
1st & ref M
3%s
ser
H
M
3V/2S
series
&
1st
ref
ref
M
3%s
ser
convertible
3s
El
ref
1st
M
J
2Vis
T
ser
1st ref M 2 Vis ser U
3Vis
3s
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debenture^
debentures
debentures
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104%
103
106
60-,.
104%
106%
13
104%'
197.% 197%
*__
'•
1
"
104
105%
180
99
*98%
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June-Dec
Feb-Aup
„
~4
— -
April-Oct
1968
9»%
97%
96%" 96%
93
09%
9 6'A
96%
96
96
—
5
98%
25
101%
103%
102
103%
100
100 Ya
98
99%
102% 102 Va
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*—
100 Va
in
Inc
cum
U
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S
debs
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footnotes
(stpd
as
to
2001
see
page
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99 %
102
104%
100
103%
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16
102%
102%
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166
178
135% 137%
223
127
140%
95%
20
178
137
95%
178
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*76
79%
79 Va
104 %
106'/a
78
—
6
104% 105
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91
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95 Va
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113%
99
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437
95%
91
97
93
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113%
97%
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1
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94
94
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94
95
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8
109
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109
112
80
81%
*98 VB
89'A
81 Va
102 Va
103
7
102% 103
„
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104%
103
104
109
113%
113%
—
89
83%
98 Va
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90
89
4
89%
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113%
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99
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102
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103%
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102
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133
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—
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—
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150
162
151
151
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140
151
141
141
1
1948—
Afay-Nov
132
§A6s
141%
3%s debs 1976—
Motors Acceptance Corp—
Jan-July
103 Va 103%
10
103 Va
104%
102%
102% 102%
66
102
103%
103
102 Va 103
103 Va
debentures
General Foods Corp
General
debentures
Jan-July
Mar-Sepf
Jan-July
1958
2%s debentures
3s
1964
Jan-July
Jan-Juiy
1969
debentures
1979
General Motors Corp 3 Vis debB
General Realty & Utilities Corp—
A 4s conv Income debentures 1969
Works—
Goodrich (B F)
Union
Grand
Company—
Mar-Sept
Northern Ry Co—
5s series C 1973
mortgage
General
3%s series
8%s series
23As series
2%s series
2 Vis series
debentures
mortgage
mortgage
General
mortgage
General
mortgage
Bay & West
Debenture certificates B
AGreen
A
N 1990—Jan-July
O 2000
Jan-July
P 1982
Jan-July
Q 2010
Jan-July
R 1961
Jan-July
ctfs A
Feb
—Feb
Jan-July
April
1969-April-Oct
General mtge inc 4s series B Jan 2044
April
Collateral trust 3%s 1968
Jan-July
Gulf States Utilities 2%s 1st mtge 1976—Afay-Nov
First mortgage 3s 1978
April-Oct
3s debentures 1969.
Jan-July
First mortgage 2%s 1979
June-Dec
First mortgage 2%s 1980
June-Deo
refunding
and
1st
and
refunding
mortgage
1st mortgage
1st mortgage
1975
July 2015
4s series B
3%s series D
3%s 1981
3 Vis 1982
3%s 1983
99
98%
102
98%
first mtge 2%s
Household
Corp
Finance
6s
99 Va
u
99%
100%
128% 131 Va
40
118%
135%
123 Va
124
115
120
121%
'
95
1
95
98
92
92
2
92
95
88%
91
88%
75
13%
16%
15
88%
80 Va
80%
80 Va
*95
3
97
*75 Va
80
17%
17%
99'/a
99%
101
——
22
~4
Corp 2%s
1970
92%
First
mortgage
3s
2%s series A
series B 1978
1981—Jan-July
June-Deo
75
15%
19
104
97%
100%
101%
101%
86%
88%
12
93
99 Va
92%
<—
*99% 100'A
—
94%
.
—
99%
—.
100
104
'100%
94%
94%
135
140
118%
——
140 y4
118
124
'
•
Jan-July
Max-Sept
* Vis
debentures 1968
Max-Sept
Hudson Coal first sink fund 5s ser A 1962_June-Dec
tHudson & Manhattan first 5s A 1957
Feb-Aug
AAdiusted income 5s Feb 1957
April-Oct
97%
75
8
99 Va
101 Va
88 Va
*96
82%
95
■
103%
18%
88 Va
88%
79%
——
101
1976/—Afar-8ept
-Jan-July
Jan-July
3%s debentures 1958
98%
165
157
95
June-Dec
June-Dec
1949
Hocking Valley Ry first 4%s 1999
Mining
104%
96 Va
—
H
lAHarpen
102
84
102% 103%
115% 116
May-No®
r
96%
42
*—
& Ohio RR—
Gulf Mobile
49
99
99 Va
129
—Jan-July
Jan-July
General 4Vis series D 1976
General
102%
97%
169
:
General
39
97 Va
*95'/a
Mar-Sepl
1969
3%s conv subord debs
Great
103
April-Oct
1965—Afay-Nov
:.
—
99
97%
,.
1945
Co first mtge 2%s
8 A7s s f mortgage
Illinois Bell Telephone
15%
101
100%
6
5
95%
97
97 Va
102% 102%
104%
5
102
103
104 % 104 Va
2
104 Va
106 Va
104
18
97 %
55
53%
55%
192
50%
59 7a
35%
32%
35 Va
162
25
36'A
94
93%
94
15
92%
95%
99%
99%
99%
16
98%
101%
97%
97% 101
1
payment
April-Oct
27.
103
June-Deo
Consolidated Railroads of Cuba—
A3s
1982
1940
debentures
198
'
Jan-July
1979
1978
100%
25
104
104
April-Oct
Jan-July
1986
2%s
Mil lilt
104 %
Jan-July
Co 4%s
1945
debentures
8A6%s
Hackensack Water
1981—
1976
2
—
Jan-July
ref mtge s f 23As ser X
1st ref mtge 3s ser Z 1989
3 Vis
(Bait)
1976
1st
Consolidated
Jan-July
June-Dec
1963
98%
101%
—-
105 % 105%
Feb-Aug
1984
Lt ft Power
99
102% 102%
103 % 104
Afar-Sept
1983
I
debentures
Consolidated Gas
May-Nov
1981
1982—
&
1st
8 A7s
•
Fir^t
93%
92%
refunding 5s series A
ft Denver Ry
Gfeneral mtge inc 5s series A
*98%
A
and
Worth
General
100
York—
First
First
99%
*99 Va 100
April-Oct
1965
1982_Afar-Sept
and refund mtge 2%s ser B 1977_Aprtl-Oct
and refund mtge 23As ser C 1972_June-Dec
and refunding 3s series D 1972
May-Now
First
99%
1
1977
Good Hope Steel ft Iron
100
333
101% 102
--
April-Oct
April-Oct
Jan-July
Afay-Nov
June-Dec
1974—Mar-Sept
3Vis debentures 1961
101%
101% 102
123%
1961
1972
debentures
3%s
3s debs
Tire ft Rubber
tFlorida East Coast first 4%s 1959
First
Consolidated Edison of New
100'A
93
3%s series E 1964_April-Ocl
consol mtge 3Vis series F 1990—Jan-July
consol mtge 3 Vis series G 2000
Jan-July
Division first mortgage 3%a 1971—Mar-Sept
4s
94
110%
*98% 101
102
April-Oct
33As
99
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.
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4
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■
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1999
f debentures 2001
Compania Salitrera—See
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate
Consolidated Cigar Corp
99%
12
div first 5s 1956_May-Noo
first cons gold 5s 1995_Jan-JuIy
103
242
102 Va 103
120
121
73 %
101
——
100
87%
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83
91%
85%
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91%
101
97
—
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First
6
99
108%
71%
11
72 Va
*—
June-Dec
April-Oct
Jan-July
-
debs
conv
86
100
96
101
Feb-Aup
April-Oct
Feb-Aup
Mar-Sept
Mar-Seot
1965
debentures
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99%
83%
48
86%
71%
101
2
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1961—April-Oct
4%s
87
90
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1970—Jan-July
June-Dec
3s
1964
Afay-Nov
Columbus & South Ohio Elec 3 Vis 1970—May-Sept
subord
2
98%
General Electric Co (Germany) —
101
85%
86
1990_May-Nou
1975
3%s
101%
80 Va
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—
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—
1991—Jan-July
4s
3%s debentures ser C 1977
3%s
102%
105
99 Va
2
-
14
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100%
105
88
104 Va
97%
97
Jan-July
1977-
Railroad Co—
First
108 %
1966
1975
debentures
101%
100%
6
101% 102
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96%
First consol mortgage
System Inc—
3s
85 Va
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General
100%
43/48
Corp
Tron
Colorado
Columbia
98
Jan-July
103
98%
Mar-Sept
June-Dec
May-Nov
first gtd
100%
102
101%
103 Va 103%
100% 101 Va
May-Noo
1961
19811
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2%s 1979
2%s 1980
3%s 1982
3Vis 1983
3%a 1984
(N Y)
stamped
First
107 Va-107%
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debentures
100%
7
1982
Line
98'A
5
■
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Afay-Nov
B 1976-Afar-Sept
Elgin Joliet & Eastern Ry 3V\s 1970
El Paso ft Southwestern first 5s 1965
99%
23/4S 1985
First mortgage 3%s
1986—
First mortgage 3s 1989
Short
\
—
East Tenn Va ft Georgia
99
mortgage
Cleveland
,
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June-Dec
97
April-Oct
Jan-July
Jan-July
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trust 4s
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mortgage
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::
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1961
83
.
15
1st
104
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80
80
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1st
77
97%
1977
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first
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1st
61
72%
78
♦93%
June-Dec
Mich
&
— —
100
98
99 Va
*97 Va
85%
N 1984
ser
subordinated debs
3s
Duquesne
74
52%
372
59%
58
59%
Refunding and impt 4Vis series E 1977—Jan-July
Cincinnati
98%
May-Noo
June-Dec
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
gold 4s 1995—June-Dec
1969
2%s
ft Ironton RR
Detroit Tol
86 »/a
68
26
97 Va
1993
B
98%
..
102
—
Afar-Sept
gold 4s 1995
Firestone
1993
4s
series
debs
Mack
&
Second
100%
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1960
gold
5s
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103%
April
1976
K
ser
Detroit Terminal ft Tunnel 4%s
Cleveland Cincinnati Chic & St Louis Ry—
General
99 Va
*98'/a
Jan-July
convertible debentures 1958
Detroit
86 V*
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aup
gtd 3%s series E 1969
First mortgage 23/4S series G 1974
O I T Financial Corp 2%s 1959
mortgage
23/4s debentures
Investing Co 4s debentures
—
.
mm'
100
•
Mar-Sepf
Afay-Nov
mtge 2%s ser J 1985
3s
97%
80%
84
84
Jan-July
Jan-July
G
& Fuel
99%
E'dlson
81'A
Cincinnati Union Terminal—
debentures
Afay-Nov
(3% fixed
1993—
A
Interest)
Gen
123
94 %
97
95%
97
1963
Chicago & Western Indiana RR Co—
1st coll trust mtge 4%s ser A 1982
May-Nov
Cincinnati Gas & Elec 1st mtge 2%s 1975_Aprii-Oct
First mortgage 27/es 1978
Jan-July
4s
06
4
dm
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contingent Interest) 1993
Jan-July
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June-Dec
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100
1%
91%
72%
64
80%
80%
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Jan-July
1980
Cities Service Co 3s s f debs
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Income
1st
Chicago Union Station—
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First
28
—
Western RR—
series
contingent
Detroit
119
89%
91
*90
80 3A
Terre Haute & Southeastern Ry—
refunding mtge 23As-4VtS 1994_Jan-July
Income 2%s-4ViS 1994
Jan-July
series
27
'
87
2042—
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inc 4Vis Jan 1 1999—April
series B 1989
-Jan-July
27/aS
30
100
mortgage series A (4%%
contingent Interest 2018
112%
First and
mortgage
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Income
Chicago
First
mortgage
105
115
102%
__
Chicago Rock Island ft Pacific RR—
1st mtge 2Vis ser A
28
*86
trust
& Rio Grande
102%
103% 103%
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conv
3s
mortgage
28
27
100
2%s 1980
mtge & coll tr 3%s 1984
coll
ft
mtge
113
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Chicago & North Western Ry—
Second mortgage
27
30
May
Afay-Nov
Afay-Nov
Aprii-Oct
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mortgage and coll trust 2%s 1979_Jan-July
First
100%
101'A
4Vis inc ser A Jan 2019—April
increased series B Jan 1 2044
April
conv
25
29
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1973—Afay-Nov
C
mtge & coll tr 4%s ser B 1985
Delaware Power ft Light 3s 1973
100
121%
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Vis
22 Va
*27
Pennsylvania Division—
1st mtge & coll tr 5s ser A 1985
100%
103%
121
*■
Chicago Great Western 4s ser A 1988
Jan-July
AGeneral inc mtge 4Vis Jan 1 2038
April
Chicago Indianapolis ft Louisville Ry—
A 1st mortgage
4s inc series A Jan 1983
April
A 2nd mortgage 4 Vis inc ser A Jan 2003
April
Chicago Indiana & Southern Ry 4s 1956
Jan-July
Chicago Milwaukee St. Paul ft Pacific RR—
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Jan-July
4
17
Div
Western
ft
mortgage due 1993
Collateral trust 4-6s May 1
100%
—
121
Afaj/-NOV
1982
5s
24%
Denver & Salt Lake—
2054
Jan
36%
24%
Morris & Essex division
105
100
Jan-July
1989
AGeneral mortgage inc conv 5s 1997
First mortgage 3 Vis series B 1985
debs
34
1963
M 5s series
refund
1
100
104 V*
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and
A Income
100%
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Fri«
1
extended
4s
Hudson
&
York
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refunding mortgage 3Vis 1985—Feb-Aug
refunding mortgage 27/as 1970—Feb-Aup
1st & ref mtge 3s 1990
Feb-Aug
Chicago & Eastern III RR—
incomp
36%
Jan-July
Afay-Nov
97
1st
First and
5s
99%
36%
1977
94%
91
83 Vi
First and
Phiraero
98
Mar-Sep
June-Deo
April-Oct
61
$ 91
Jan-July
1958
4s
3
1965
10
96%
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98
1984
3s
2Vis debentures
87%
96%
1st
Mar-Sept
1992—
Refund
R
Co
debentures
3Vis
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry—
4Vis
101 %
1102 % 103%
1
Delaware Lackawanna ft Western RR Co—
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Feb-Aug
Jan-July
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&
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series
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'
—.
105%
98%
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—
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110
105'/a
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101%
108%
118
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98
98
Dayton Union Ry 3 Vis series B 1965
99%
__
98%
4s
mortgage
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1973—Aprll-Ocl
:
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June-Deo
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Dayton Power ft Lt first mtge 2 Vis
First
mortgage 3s 1978
First mortgage 3a series A 1978
First mortgage 3%s 1982
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series A 1995
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Jan-July
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April-Oct
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110
June-Deo
June-Deo
1970
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4
100%
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1970
30
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Central of Georgia Ry—
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98%
97 Va
RR—
1st
June-Dec
Feb-Aug
April-Oct
April-Oct
Feb-Aup
Feb-Aup
1965
3s
Corp
Celanese
98%
1
Low
June-Deo
1970
Mar-Sept
Carthage & Adirondack Ry 4s 1981
Case (J. I.) Co 3Vis debs 1978
14
106 %
Feb-Aug
Capital Airlines Inc 4s ser A 1960___
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No.
104-fjj
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.
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High
Northern Ry—
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Friday's
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April-Oct
May-No®
Afay-Nov
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conv
Continental Can
Continental
Cuba
California Oregon
or
Bid ft Asked
98%
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Jan-July
mtge 2%s 1975
Continental Baking 3s debentures 1965
Consumers Power first
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California Electric
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April-Oct
1957
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1977
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K
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1978
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1980
96
96
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97
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1959
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s
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10
96%
■■
Feb-Aug
April-Oct
mortgage 3%s 1982
Oregon-Washington RR 3s series
100'/2
93
General
General
100%
5s
gold
First
1970—June-Dec
1970
Pnm
mortgage
mortgage 2%s
102
32
*93
99
5
94'A
Jan-July
1974_Feb-Aug
April-Ocf
First
103%
5
105% 105%
__
*96
Jan-July
first
First
First
102%
*98'A
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
first mortgage 3s
mortgage 2%s 1975
First mortgage 2%s 1980
102%
101%
91%
99%
lu<*
Apr-Oci
2047
A
ser
Edison
First
II
*99
—
94%
101
•
o
Ohio
First
98
98%
'
Jan-July
mortgage 2%s 1977—April-Oct
First mortgage 3s 1979
Mar-Sept
Northwestern Bell Telephone 2%s 1984
June-Dec
First
„
;
~
Quar-Feb
2047
1984
(Wisconsin)
series
4%s
B
1974
series
Feb-Aug
C
1977
debs
^2
1974
April-Oct
Jfaf-NOT
.93%
987/s
*—
JI
99%
102
102
*,
■
97
94 %
99%
,
102
101%
*101% 103
.
93
100%
*101% 101%,
&
First
&
refunding 2%s 1971
First & refunding 2%s 1967
Louis—
debentures
1976—
Natl Distillers Prods 3%s
68 %
69%
111%
*
Jan-July
99%
111% 111%
105 %
102
111%
103%
—
112%
106
Philadelphia Electric Co—
Chattanooga & St.
debentures
72 Va
67%
99%
94%
'
May
Quar-Jan
1
First mortgage 3'As 1982
First mortgage 3%s 1984
'102%
April-Oct
First mortgage 3s series B 1986
National Dairy Products 2%s debs
3%s
68 Va
78'/a
Quar-Feb
Jan
2047
73
97%
*66%
N
Nashville
8
May-Nop
first
mortgage
2%s 1975
mortgage 3s 1978.
First mortgage 2%s 1979
98%
102
88
87
May-Nov
gtd 3%s 2000
June-Dec
Construction mortgage 5s series A
1955—May-Nop
Construction mtge 4%s series B 1955
May-Nop
Mountain States Tel & Tel 2%s 1986
3%s
98%
—
102% 102%
V
Mar-Sept
Feb-Aug
Monongahela Ry 3%s series B 1966
Morrell
*98%
98%
April-Oct
1949
and
&
70%
Quar-Jan
First mortgage
II
*100
104%
i^Mar-Sept
1977—Mar-Sept
1978—May-Nop
G
5s series
69%
Ry—
First
1965-ii.Feb-Aug
F
AFirst
§ A Convertible gold
June-Dec
K
AFirst
71 %
66%
101
93%
95
__
95
1973
debs
First
104 3%
101%
3
*—
Jan-Julv
A
67%
3
*68
—
Feb-Aug
1997
registered
1st
May
1991—-May
1967
1975
75'A
29
69%
y'V.-M,-'-'
6
70%
68
Northern States Power Co—
99%
'86%
*„
Ijan-July
refunding 5s series
4s
;
77%
69 %
68
May-Nop
Refunding & improve 4%s
100'/a
102%
100
*94%
1971
.
^Missouri Pacfiic RR Co—
AGeneral
77%
""
_
Ry first gold 4s 1996—April-Oct
general & ref 5s 1974-—Mar-Sept
registered
3s
104%
103% 103%
-Jan-July
Jan
83%
April-Oct
April-Ocf
1974
General
116%
100
10 j%
86%
~~
1962
4s series B 1962
lien 4%s series D 1978
Prior
ACum
78%
refunding 4%s series A 1974_Mar-Sep|
Pacific
lien
4s
74
72%
1980
f debentures
3Vis
1
100
April-Oct
1990
40-year
105
-Jan-July
;
1973
Northern
5
*102
RR—
A
83%
Jan-July
1980
f debentures
84
79
2%s
Natural Gas
s
88
Mar-Sept
Marie—
first
80%
Western
Central
Northern
79
66%
1
June-Dec
mortgage 4%s inc series A Jan
mortgage 4s inc ser A Jan
Kansas &
92
83'A
Jan-July
(Minnesota)
Mar-Sept
A General
Missouri
85
87%
Jan-July
General
Mar-Sept
Metropolitan Edison first mtge 27%s
1974__May-Nop
First mortgage 2%s 1980
-Feb-Aug
Michigan Bell Telephone Co 3%s
1988—April-Ocf
Michigan Central RR 4%s series C
1979
Jan-July
St
80%
175
April-Ocf
1977
i.
63
General
First
McKesson & Roboins 3%s ueba
1973
Mead Corp first
mortgage 3s 1966
Mmn
196
90
RR—
mortgage 3'As 1983
96%
♦103%
H) & Co 2%s debentures
1972___May-Nov
Maine Central RR 5%s 1978
Feb-Aug
Manati Sugar 4s
sinking iund Feb 1 1957__May-Nou
Manila RR (Southern Lines)
4s 1959
May-Nov
May Dept Stores 2%s debentures 1972
Jan-July
3%s s f debentures 1978_
Feb-Aug
3%s s f debentures 1980
Minnesota
83'/4
89%
Mar-Sept
A 2004
General
115% 115%
Feb-Aug
mortgage 3%s 1969—
sinking fund debentures
82%
90
Jan-July
Refunding mortgage 3Ves series E 1978
Refunding mortgage 3s series F 1981
Refunding mortgage 3s series H 1989
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp—
99
*99
1994
ser
75%
96
96%
2%s
Western
92
25
96%
Gas
86
73%
10
-•w
81%
87%
*—
1984
Electric
84
1
73
81'/a
.
Macy (R
3.8s
77%
83%
June-Dec
Oklahoma Gas & Electric 2%s 1975
First
15
72%
2007—Jan-July
1955
Susquehanna
80
26
77%
A
ser
93
87
28
93
83%
—Mar-Sept
April-Oct
Michigan Cons Gas first mtge 3%3
First mortgage 2%s 1969
101%
98%
420
Jan-July
Jan-July
May-Nov
May-Nov
AGeneral mortgage 4%s series A 2019
N Y Telephone 2%s series D 1982
rvi
|
101V2
93
98%
April-Oct
May-Nov
Light first mtge 2%s 1975
Putnam first consol gtd 4s 1993
N Y &
Feb-Aug
3%s
101 Va
98%
RR—
94
2
95%
87'/a
&
mlge
Hartford
59
--
'/a
87
refund mte 3%es ser F ?n03
Anril-Oc.t
& refund
mtge 2%s ser G 2003—__April-Oct
First & refund mtge 3%s ser H 2Uo3—
April-Oct
First & refund
mtge 3%s ser I 2003
April-Oct
St Louis Div second
gold 3s 1980
Mar-Sept
Louisville Gas & Elec 1st
mtge 2%s 1979—May-Nop
-1st mtge 3%s 1982.
1st
~
76%
First
;
1975
B
Power &
3'As
100
i
Y
4s
General &
—April-Ocf
1976
N
Norfolk
1963
debentures
&
71%
2
1976_June-Dec
3%s debentures 1978
Louisville & Nashville RR—
First
75'/a
D
ser
102%
98%
—
76%
June-Dec
1973
90
10
95%
A
84 %
90%
*62 Va
—
May-Nop
1952—June-Dec
3%s
99
11
104%
75%
mtge conv inc 4%s series A 2022
AGeneral
102%
2%
series
refunding mtge 4s
General mortgage
M.ami general 4s series
1962—
SALombard Electric 7s series A
Co
&
4s
90%
89
*82%
May-Nov
A Series D
4s
contingent interest 2003
May
A Series E
4%s contingent interest 2003
May
ASeries P 5s contingent interest
2003
—May
Lehigh Valley Terminal Ry 5s ext 1979
April-Ocf
Lexington & Eastern Ry first 5s
1965—__ApriZ-Oct
Long Island Lighting
A-" ;"'
90
75%
90
May-Nov
fixed interest 2003
fixed interest 2003
Little
8
93
92%
—May-Nov
4%s
5s
J
Feb-Aug
Lehigh Valley Railway Co
Lehigh
29
103%
76%
JAN Y Ontario & West ref 4s June 1992__Mar-Sept
,,
Feb-Aug
stamped 1974—
1st mortgage
19S9
1973
B
New Haven
Term
100%
*2%
June-Dec
Lehigh
1st
100
98% 100
98%
Feb-Aug
Harlem River & Port Chester—
1st mtge 4'/4s series A 1973
165
June-Dec
April-Oct
Y
series
N
*
1997—June-Dec
Lehigh G'oa! V Navigation 3%s A 1970
Lehigh Valley Coal Co—
1st
debentures
Lack & West
%s
N
*100%
L
3%s
1
*99%
Feb-Aug
1998_Feb-Aug
3%s
84
104
99
98%
1998
Connecting RR 2%s series
AGeneral
o
Mar-Sept
Lakefront Dock & RR Terminal—
1st mtge sink fund 3% ser A
1968—
N
101 %
110
101%
110
,
Lake Shore &
income
First
City Southern Ry Co—
1st mtge 3%s series C 1984
June-Dec
Kansas City Terminal
Ry 2%s 1974
Aprn-oct
Kentucky Central 1st mtge 4s 1987
Jan-July
Kentucky & Indiana Terminal 4%s 1961—Jan-July
Stamped 1961
Jan-July
Plain 1961
—:
Jan-July
4%s unguaranteed 1961
Jan-July
Kings County Elec Lt & Power 6s 1997
April-Ocf
Koppers Co 1st mtge 3s 1964
April-Oct
r
registered
1998
:
Y & Harlem gold 3%s 2000
Mortgage 4s series A 2043
4
96%
June-Dec
1st
5s
3%s
Mortgage 4s series B 2043
'86%
Kansas
fAKreuger & Toll
Y
N Y
mtge 4s 1990——April-Oct
Light 2%s 1976June-Dec
&
gold
1998
102
__
*102
~
Feb-Aug
Chicago & St Louis—
Refunding mortgage 3%s series E 1980_June-Dec
First mortgage 3s series F 1986
April-Oct
4%s
1st
84
104
Jan-July
Jan-July
Michigan Cent collateral gold
*100
3
April-Oct
1997
collateral
registered
101 'A
102
84
Feb-Aug
April-Oct
3%s 1997_i
registered
Shore
3%s
99
100%
93%
3
*97%
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
107%
9p
n:.,„ '
103
84
April-Oct
1998
5
.
97%
105%
*—
April-Oct
1954
97
Central & Hudson River RR—
121'A
116%
N
Light 2%s
&
Y
116%
—
J
Clear
B
98
1
T.na)
2
*99% 100%
..
May-Nop
1954
Jan.
No
1
New York
1978
&
A
Range sines
Sold
High
97
98
—
Jan-July
Refunding & impt 4%s series A 2013
Refunding & impt 5s series C 2013
127%
102
112
*121% 123
—Mar-Sept
1980—
Jamestown Franklin
series
Bonds
105% 106
April-Oct
5s series
C 1956
AFirst 4%s series D 1956
New York Central RR Co—
140
100 %
64
100 % 100%
121%
—May-Nov
AFirst
95
136% 139
1952—„April-Oct
Inter Rys Central America 1st 5s B
Interstate Oil Pipe Line Co—
3%s s f debentures series A 1977
Interstate Power Co—
•'
102%
99
147
--
AFirst 5s series
*88%
1961
New Orleans Great Nor 5s A 1983
New Orleans Terminal 3%s 1977
INew Orleans Texas & Mexico Ry—
101%
101%
Friday's
97
—
debentures 1974
Mar-Sept
Jersey Bell Telephone 3'/8s 1988
Jan-July
New Jersey Junction RR
gtd first 4s 1986—Feb-Aug
New Jersey Power &
Light 3s 1974
Mar-Sept
Consolidated 4s series A
AFirst gold 5s series C 1956——
—Jan-July
International Minerals & Chemical Corp—
3.65s
103'%
101
1
__
Jan-July
A
195G_
"3
100
Mar-Sept
1952
series
B
*88
*154
139
June-Dec
New
—
101% 101%
™
1967
guaranteed 4%s series B
debentures 1982
3s
101 %
100%
101
101
or
Bid & Asked
3s
*101% 102%
II
May-Nop
Week's Range
Last
„
Sale Price
Low
104
100
105
♦100%
Period
High
103%
__
Interest
Exchange
National Supply 2%s debentures
New England Tel & Tel Co—
101%
May-Nou
A
Low
104
*104
Illinois Terminal Ry 4s series A 1970—
Jan-July
§AUseder Steel Corp 6s 1948
Feb-Aug
Indianapolis Union Ry Co—
Refunding and imp 2%$ series C 1986__June-Dec
§AFirst
BONDS
New York Stock
1
First
*101
I~
1st
Mar-Sept
S Jan.
No.
High
Cons
/~-~-Tnland Steel Co 3 %s debs 1972——
V
1st mortgage 3.20s series I 1982
tlnternationai Great Northern RR—
Sold
*101% 106 %
mortgage 3%s series C 1974
May-Nov
mtge 3 %s series F 1984__„._—_—Jan-July
mtge 3%s ser G 1980-.
Feb-Aug
mtge 3%s ser H 1989
Mar-Sept/
3%s s f debentures 1980
-—Jan-July
15
Range since
*101%
Consol
1st
APRIL
Friday
Bonds
Friday's
or
Low
Refunding 4s 1655
Refunding 5s 1955
WEEK ENDED
Week's Range
Friday
BONDS
exchange bond record
FOR
RANGE
Monday, April 18, 1955
103
102
103%
100 %
102%
refunding 2%s 1974
First & refunding 2%s 1981
'First & refunding 2%« 1978
*"
Flirst & refunding 3YtS 1982
.1st & ref mtge 3%s 1983
1st & ref mtge 3 Vis 1983
97%
_May-Non
Feb-Aug
—Jan-July
May-Nov
.
—
-June-Dec
52
95%
2
95%. ,95%
*97%' 98%
—June-Dec
98%
95%
98%
May-Noo
98
98%
June-Dec
10
*102%
,
,
10
96%
-
98
99
|
100% i
t
*
95%
98%
-95%
;
102
—
:
96% :
97% *99%
•
105
j
!
~
105% 105%
•100% 101%
105%
....
106%
•
100%
103Va
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Number 5421... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Volume 1811
(1798) '27
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
Friday
*
Interest
Exchange
Period
BONDS
-.
<
New York Stock
Week's Range
or
Friday's
Bonds
Bid & Asked
Last
Sale Price
Sold
Low
Phillips
Petroleum
3.70s
deb
conv
Called
2%s debentures
1964
1983
June-Dec
Pilisoury Mills Inc 3%s
debs
I
s
1972t
ser
G
guaranteed 4s
Consolidated
Jan.
No.
99
ser
H
Consolidated guaranteed 4%s ser
Consolidated guaranteed 4%s ser
BONDS
762
114
111%
112%
2
101%
Swift
120%
939
1970
102
—
—
3%s series E
1st
*103%
Pittsburgh Plate Glass 3s debs
Pittsburgh &
ist
West
1967
mortgage
Terminal
Service
Public
274s
6
107'A
108
109 V4
10
1
87%
99 '/a
2
98%
Texas
102
1
102
Texas
102
1
100'A
103%,
4s
1956
105 %
—
First
and
&
refunding
3s
mortgage
Ohio
101'A
II
100
—
100% 101'A
102
100
100%
Rheinelbe
*—
143 %
9
%>U
216%
■
98%
*99'A
85'A
35
85%
9 9'A
—Jan-July
1946
99%
ID
mtge
6s
mtge
6s
AConsol
Gas
&
Tank
*162
*139
147'A
*139
147'A
*139
147'A
Mar-Sept
Mnr-Sept
*100'A
1955
4'As series D 1977
General mortgage
3'As series J 1969
127%
139
102%
——
102%
Second
gold
1st
Mar-Sept
1996_Jan-Ju/p
gold 5s
__
mortgage 4s series A
First
bond
4s
1997
Jan-July
104
85%
May
91
91
V
&
New
Air
112
91
97
RR
112
*102%
cons
3
__
108%
103 %
109
117
107%
112
*—
.
1
_
*96
—Mar-Sept
95
"1
95
"2
101%
103'A
Shell
April-Oct
94%
41
93%
96%
Halske
1951
6%s
Mar-Sept
1941—Feb-Aup
—Jan-July
Corp coll trust 7s
Sinclair Oil Corp 3V<s conv 1983
Skelly Oil 2'As debentures 1965
Socony-Vacuum Oil
South
North
&
Southern
Bell
1979
debentures
278s
debentures
98%
93'A
-Jan-July
Jan-July
4%s
♦—
112
80'A
1973—June-Dec
conv
4'As
(Oregon
Gold
4'As
1969^
98%
97%
18
93%
2
120
106%
106
106'A
105% 106
122'A
Lines)
-Mar-Sept
1977
A
mtge 3%s
105'A
53
105%
105'/a
106%
'75—June-Dec
89%
88
First
mortgage 2%s series F 1996
Jan-July
Jan-July
*—
84
84
85
I
mortgage 2'As series G 1961-.
first consol
gold
5s
1994
Devel and general
6s
and
general
series
gold
1956
A
Devel and general 6'As series
Memphis Div first
A 1956
1996
5s
98
10111
10142 101%
39
101%
102'A
103'A
103'A 103'A
8
102%
104%
103%
103% 103%
19
Jan-July
'119% 126
■
r-
Joint
33As
Southwestern
Bell
debentures
3%s
Standard
Oil
Standard Oil
23As
(Indiana)
Chemical
5s
conv
3%s conv
15G
156
93%
103 %
5
113%
1971—Map-Nov
92'A
78
1969
135
161
135
—
♦155%
135
♦136
—
—
♦80%
82
81'A
81
—
115'A
101%
95 %
—
140
101%
18
136
135
135
98%
—
4
95"%
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99'A
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98 '/a
Mar-Sept
*.95%
June-Dec
1980
H
—
103% 103%
.
—
:
-
■
—,
105%
6
103'A
104
104
5
110
110
103'/a 103'/a
7
103
104
94%
5
*104
April-Oct
Jan-July
110
110
ApriZ-Oct
9 3'A
96%
100%
•>
101%
Shore
first
1981
B
April
1991—-April
Jan
■
1
1966
income
1984
Union Telegraph
85%
Electric
S
B
Central
mtge
4s
1980
Corp
RR
series
2%s
Electric
First mortgage
73
—
103%
7
104
97
95
——
102% 102'A
1
102%
103%
105'A
5
104%
106%
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7 2'A
44
69
70%
72
101'A 102'A
102'A
13
105
72'A
70%
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68%
72%
67%
71
104%
101
100%
102 %
103'A
—
107
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107
105%
105
4
106% 107
105
2
106%
100%
83
*93%
103
97%
92%
—
1
159% 159%
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93
101
102
*—
102%
2004
ser A Jan
Jan-July
May
160
90
90
«w-
101
102 %
100%
101
103%
5
—
103%
101%
6
——
100'A 100%
100'A
Jan-July
152%
1
♦103
1960
4s
105'A
101% 101%
Jan-JuZp
Mar-Sepf
1971
104%
Co—
A
4'As inc
mtge
6
90
67
22
72
99'A
71%
Co—
A
first
90
*91
Mar-Sept
series
97'A
*96
May
I960
5s
debentures
96%
5
103% 103%
Jan-July
Jau-July
debentures
86%
84%
84%
72
90
86
8
86
97'A
Jan-July
I
86
*__
Feb-Nov
guaranteed 2361
4s
86
.
series
series
3'/2S
106
*__
I;.,
>
series A Jan
4%s
94'A
Map-Nov
1973—April-Ocf
registered 2361
Power
2%s
2%s 1979
3'As
Service
1
2029
Mar-Sept
1971——.—Jan-July
85%
83
83 %
85%
74'A
42
93%
£3'A
95
94%
101% 101 %
101%
83
163
*93
83'A
June-Dec
1976
>
84
85'A
5
103%
Electric
101
213
82
101
113
109%
116%
92'A
92%
15
92
94%
97
98
15
96%
93 3 a
Light & Power 2%s 1976.Jan-JuZp
93%
93
93%
included in the year's range,
d Ex-interest . e Odd-lot sale not
included in the year's range,
n Under-the-rule sale not included in the year's range.
1 Casn sale
not included in the year's range,
y Ex-coupon.
§Negotiability impaired by maturity.
ICompanies reported as being in bankruptcy, receivership, or reorganized under Section 77 of
the Bankruptcy Act, or securities assumed by such companies.
•Friday's bid and asked prices; no sales being transacted during current week.
a
99'A
Mar-Sepf
1973
135
152
—
Y
Jan-July
debs
93%
156%
—
*136
June-Dec
1957
1995
;
Power
Wisconsin Public
96
75%
13
112'A 113%
B
120
92%
__
108%
93
153
6
—
*155'A
103%
i
93
—
♦136
1976—Map-Nov
first ref gtd gold 3'As 2000
Feb-Aup
RR
Wisconsin
105
119 %
100
*75
108
90
1
.
*100
April
1982—April-Ocf
1974
37/8s
93'A
June-Dec
1967
debentures 2%s
(N J)
debentures
Stauifer
1985——April-Ocf
first gold 4'As 2013
Products
Coil
98
Jan-July
1958
5s
income
4s
*102
———-——Map-Nov
1983—
ASpokane Internal
Standard
debs
23As
Tel
♦92
June-Dec
ser
Co—
RR
Yonkers
—May-Wow
1977
106
103'A
90
June-Dec
1968
2%s
mtge
Penn
Gen
134'A
133
15
105
0
-June-Dec
gtd 4s series B
mtge income
1st
Jan-July
April-Oct
133'A 133'A
13
105'A
Power Co—
consolidated
Wisconsin
Orleans & Northeastern RR—
New
ref
Winston-Salem
April-Oct
April-Oct
4s series A 1956
Devel
97
97'A
*96
98'A
105 %
103 V2
103%
90
104%
98'A
104'A
106
106
*103
Jan-July
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2%s A 1992
Mar-Sepf
Wheeling Steel 3'As series C 1970
—Mar-Sepf
First mortgage 3'As series D 1967
Jan-July
Wilson & Co first mortgage 3s 1958
April-Oct
90
10
104'A
—
104'A
104
104%
§9
5
98 'A
*96'A
90 '/4 ;
105%
97'A
—
105'A 105'A
June-Dec
1951
Westphalia United Elec Power Corp—
§ A 1st mortgage 6s ser A 1953
100%
100'A
*—
ser A
100
100
100
Jan-July
Ry
consol
Westinghouse
107%
43
1986
Co—
99
*102 %' 103'A
Jan-July
Jan-July
1947
4%s
mtge
4%s
107%
Mortgage 274s series E
Southern
and
30-year
124%
First
First
RR
Western
82%
74
106%
103'A
Corp—
A
sinking fund mtge series C
5s
95
115
147
86 %
2
104% 104%
1st 4s ser A 1969—April-Ocf
1st mortgage 3'As series C 1979
Apr-Ocf
Western Pacific RR Co 3'As ser A 1981
Jan-July
97%
78%
8
105% 107
106
Map-Nov
San Fran Term 1st
-
Virginian Ry 3s series
101 Va
92
97%
80'A
120
-Map-Nov
1981
Southern Pacific RR
Works
6
*97%
Western Maryland Ry
Pacific Co—
First
4'As
1987
99 3A
95'A
25
95'A
4s
112'A
97'A
106%
96
*100"%
West
9 5'4
94'A
104 %
88
May-Nov
West
101'/a
93
—
94'A
Feb-Aup
Southern Natural Gas Co
Go;d
125%
99
*110
Jan-July
1985
1987
Southern Indiana Ry 2%s 1994
Southern
113%
i
65%
9
99 »A
*_
June-Dec
Aprli-Oct
1963
5s
565
163%,
63%
70
123'A 125'A
125
Jan-July
1976
gtd
*65%
Telephone & Telepgrah Co—
debentures
2%s
2V2S
RR
Ala
160 %
*175
99'A
427
103%
87
104'A
Washington Terminal 2%s series A 1970
Feb-Aug
Westchester Lighting gen mtge 3'As 1967—Jan-July
General mortgage 3s guaranteed 1979—^Map-Nov
West Penn Electric 3'As 1974
May-Wow
99%
102'A
ASilesian-Amer
96 V2
95'A
Map-Nov
April-Oct
96%
95
*96
9 4'/a
102 »A
16
105% 106 %
Apr-Ocf
1973
Warren
102
&
:
First mortgage 3%s series B 1971
Walworth Co conv debentures 3'As
June-Dec
94%
68
9 5'A
Feb-Aug
April-Ocf
debentures
w
April-Oct
1974
67
94
"9
98
Jan-July
Jan-July
debentures 1976
Gen
*102%
June-Dec
& Sons 2V4s 1966
Pipe Line 3.20s s f debs 1982
Oil 2'As debentures 1971
§ASiemens
1971
97
95
__
103-106
10
100'A 101%
97%
A^ni-Oct
sinking fund mtge series A 1951
Wabash
119
208%
Service
debentures
fund
Gen
May-Nov
100
—
102% 102%
ApriZ-Oct
1966
First lien and ref mtge 3'As ser C
Co—
mtge 3s series B 1980
3%s s f debentures 1977
99'A
11
:
9 5'A
95'A
*100%
Mar-Sept
100
118%
201
Mar-Sept
100
103%
100
*100
1989—May-Wow
1st
Seagram (Jos E)
105'A
104
17
91
May-Wow
England 1st gtd 4s
Line
3
104%
1989_Jan-July
Paper 3s conv debs 1977
Seaboard
1973
1977
2%s
Steel
First
1989
gold 4s 1968—June-Dec
Bt Paul Union Depot 3V8s B 1971
April-Oct
Scioto
debs
f
s
mortgage & refund 3%s ser I 1981
1st & ref mtge 3'As ser J 1982
Virginia & Southwest first gtd 5s 2003
Ry—
certificates
Second 4s inc bond certificates Nov
Bt. Faul & Duluth first
4'As
debentures
First
104
47 'A
98
100
103% 104'A
103%
June-Dec
1st
4'As series A Jan 2022
Louis-Southwestern
2%s debs 1970
86
37'A
__
^
and refund mtge 2%s ser E 1975
Mar-Sept
First and refund mtge 3s series F 1978—Mar-Sept
First and refund mtge 2%s ser G 1979—June-Dec
99
81
—
43
100
7a
June-Dec
1975
Virginia Electric &
Gt Louis-San Francisco Ry Co—
ASecond mtge inc
1980
Vanadium Corp of America—
3'As conv subora debentures
♦85
1996
6s
*85%
160 %
71
33
185
V
99
*98
April-Oct
Adirond'k
106 %
99 3A
•
Map-Nov
First
Saguenay Power 3s series A 1971
104%
*104
Deferred
A Bonds
sale
delivery
not
selling flat.
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
WEEKLY
RECORD
YEARLY
AND
In the
following extensive list we furnish a complete report of the transactions on the American Stock Exchange for the week beginning
April 11, 1955, and ending Friday, April 15. It is compiled from a report of the American Stock Exchange itself and is intended to include every
whether stock or bond in which any dealings have occurred during the current year.
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
American Stock
Range
of Prices
Par
1
.
Aluminum
Acme
U Acme
Wire
1 Adams
n Aero
Co
Hat
Supply
Alloys.
—I
common.
6'/a
;; 29
1
"7%
Manufacturlng.
1
5
Aeroqulp Corporation
i'Agnew Surpass Shoe Btores.
Manufacturing
Air Associates Inc
For
6% '
—10
Inc
Stores
«'
Alnsworth
Low
1
see
1.6%
;
9
11%
<'.
31.
1,800
.
7%
"5'/a
15
v
400
2,400 ;■
17%
4.600.;,
io%
11%
7,000
';;TO%
12%
8%
V 3,400.,
Apr
Air
Jan
Jan
Air
Jan
Airfleets
i
Jan
„
„
16%
17'A Mar
to
LOW
3
Inc
Inc
7%
Feb
Alabama
Feb
12%
Jan
Alabama Great Southern
10 '/a
Apr
12%
Jan
Alabama
Corp
Power
4.20*
preferred
li'A
:-t'-27%
'
J
50
100
'''
}»
'
30%
_
'
%
30%
Range
28%
.
1
31 %
147% 147%
700
700
,59.300
1,400
10
~
101% 102
*"
since Jan.
275
13% Mar
13% Jan
1
High
Low
Hijfi
xl3%
28'A
50c
AJax Petroleums Ltd
Gas
14%
1
Way Industries
10%
.,
of Prices
Way Elec Appliance Name changed
Air Way Indus Inc (Effec Apr 15)
38
m:8
4%, Jan
,16%
.6%
>.
,<
.
for Week
Shares
Range
P<ir
/■,
Mar
5% Mar
Monday,
security
Week's
Last
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
1
High
4% J^n
28
400
,
•
*
Friday
Jan.
Cow
6%
4%
APRIL
STOCKS
Range since
7 'A Mar
12%
page
Shares
30%
•
commoz
(N J)
footnotes
.
ENDED
for Week
HI Oh
7%
WEEK
8a lea
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Exchange
FOR
.
135%
RR—
sinking
Vandalia
—
♦
Map-Nov
Participating ctfs
S
&
tr 2%s
139
Corp—
General mortgage
Lawrence
1971
3'As assented series C 1951
139
125
41'A
*99
coll trust 2%s 1975_ApriZ-Oct
Map-Nov
3'As assented series A 1951
162
125
190%
134
16
71%
42%
X''/'
'
Missouri 3%s
1947
3'As assented series A
148
■
.
71
71
Jan-July
1982
Car
Rubber
146%
99%
6
100%
87%
6'As
167'A
140
—
—May-Wow
.—
1952_
Electric
*146'A
♦100
June-Dec
106'A
6'As
1953
6s
mtge
Rochester
of
6'As debs series
101
99
164
May-Nov
Feb-Aup
April-Oct
™
gADirect
3s
Corp
debs
Pacific
United
85%
83
*168
—Jan-July
.—
Rhine-Westphalia Elec Power Corp—
§ A Direct mtge 7s 1950
§ AConsol
1974
April-Oct
impt 3%s I960—June-Dec
2%s debs 1961
Mar-Sept
California
of
conv
3%s
99%
99
—
lu3
101
—
'■
.
104% 104%
1985—Jan-JuZp
Mar-Sept
Union—
assented
3'As
3%s
United Gas Corp 2%s 1970
1st mtge & coll trust 3%s
102%
102%
—
—
123
99%
3
99% 100
ref and
3%s debentures
99
104%
102%
:
*135
June-Dec
E
ser
United Biscuit Co of America 2%s
10
*101'A 102%
Oil
Union
216%
97%
103'A 103'A
123
102
23
101
101
99%
2%s
103'A
»—
103'A
Jan-July
1946
96'A
190
100
102 %
debentures 1976
Feb-Aug
Refunding mortgage 2'As series C 1991—Mar-Sept
105%,
15
102%
'200
1983—April-Ocf
1964
95
99
123
*„
102
1970—ApriZ-Oct
1990—ApriZ-Oct
1st mtge & coll trust 3'As 1972
4%s s f debs 1972
debentures
2%s
sinking fund mortgage
3s
Cent
mtge 3'As
Union
101%
101%
% 143 '/a
102
'140
Reading Co first & ref 3%s series D 1995—May-Nov
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco 3s debs 1973
April-Ocf
Scoit
3%s
Orleans
New
mtge & coll
Union
2%s
St
of
1st
100
U S
1st
M
mortgage and
debentures 1968
3s
100
'100
June-Dec
♦—
U
Q
Bt
RR
1st
'100
1979_June-Dec
.—
--
Map-Nov
gold 5s 2000
refund
First
97
94%
*108
1972—May-Nov
refunding mortgage 3'As
Quaker Oats
7s
3%s series C
105%
3s
First and refunding mortgage 27/8s
3%s debentures 1972
and
1O
»-» 1
94'A
94'A
May-Wow
—
99%
Pacific-Missouri Pacific—
Union Electric Co
First and refunding mortgage 3»As 1968__Jan-JuZp
First and refunding mortgage 5s 2037
Jan-July
First and refunding mortgage 8s 2037
Tune-Dec
1st
and
3'As series B
M
first
Tri-Continental
May-Nov
Mar-Sept
1963
96%
*—
April-Ocf
fAThlrd Ave Ry first refunding 4s 1960
A Adjustment Income
5s Jan 1960
Tol
110
M
refund
Pacific
Term
102 %
102
&
General
89%
100
102
and refund
First and
109
Electric & Gas Co—
debentures
*95
Texas & New Orleans RR—
Mar-Sept
1984
HMi
95
Louis—
general
Providence
i
St
108
87%
*106
of
108%
99
Feb-Aug
5s series C 1974
June-Dec
general 4Vis series D 1977——June-Dec
Plantation Pipe Line 2%s 1970
Mar-Sept
Potomac Elec Power 1st mtge 3'As 1977
Feb-Aup
First mortgage 3s 1983
Jan-July
3s
Assn
Refund and impt M 4s series C 2019
Refund and impt 2%s series D 1985
Texas Corp 3s debentures 1965
87%
102
RR
104
First
First
1
95
—
108'A 108'A
Pittsburgh Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry—
.First general 5s series B 1962
First
NO.
High
99
*—
Jan-Julp
1972
108
—
108'A 109
ApriZ-Oct
1984
Jan.
low
bold
Jan-July
Jan-July
1973
103'A
Virginia Ry Co—
3%s series A
mtge
1975
Range since
Bonds
Friday's
May-Wow
debentures
108 %
108%
*108
109
2%s
103
7
__
*108
mtge 3 Mas 1964
May-Nou
Coal 3Vis 1965__Jan-July
1966
103%
103'A 103'A
April-Oci
Chem
Consolidation
Co
Terminal
103'A
April-Oct
General mortgage
or
Bid & Asaed
103 V*
102
June-Dec
5s series B 1975
Coke &
&
2%s debentures
First
5s series A
Week's Range
Last
Sale Price
Low
100%
111% 112%
1960___Fcb-Aug
I 1963—Feb-Aup
J 1964_May-Nov
General mortgage
Plttsb
Period
Sunray Oil Corp. 2%s debentures
Pittsburgh Cine Chicago & St Louis RR—
Pittsburgh
Interest
High
99
115% 116'A
June-Dec
General mortgage
15
New York Stock Exchange
115%
1957—May-Nov
BOND RECORD
APRIL
1
Low
4
Pittsbgh Bessemer & Lake Erie 2%s 1996—June-Dec
Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chic & St Louis Ry—
guaranteed 4s
ENDED
Range since
lll'A
bonds
Consolidated
WEEK
Friday
High
99
Feb-Aug
FOR
15
Jan
'
35%
Feb
%
Jan
1
27 %
Jan
34
140
Jan
150
Jan
100
Mar
105 'A
Jan
Apr
Feb
•
28
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1800)
•.
•
iMondsyj April 18, 1953
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
FOR
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Far
Alaska
Week'#
Last
Alrllnee Inc—
of Prices
Low
—1
—
Friday
STOCKS
Shares
Range
High
since
Jan.
Low
57/a
5,300
39 ¥4
40%
2,900
36%
Jan
7%
7%
1,500
5¥a
Jan
9¥a
4%
Jan
6%
6%
5% Jan
Feb
——
All American Engineering Co
39 3.4
10e
~6
Alleghany Corp warrant#
Allegheny Airline# Inc
Allee 8c
5%%
convertible
Allied Control Co
Allied
J
J
Pisher common
Picture#
-1
Corp
preferred
10
Inc
1
Internat'l Investing cap stock—1
Product# (Mtchi common
1
Allied
Aluminum Co
$3.75
of
preferred
Ambrook Inoustrle# Inc
American Air Filter 5%
100
conv
jAmerlcan Bantam
Co
Beverage
American
Rubber
pfd
Co
American
Natural
Gas
American Seal-Kap
Co
Feb
Jan
4
American
Writing Paper
Corp
2
50c
Inc
1
9%
9 %
Kennedy
Jan
19
Feb
Carreraa
100
3%
Jan
33%
Jan
9% Mar
14 %
Jan
5%
Feb
40% Feb
8c
(J
2.50
Co
American
Carter
8c
99 ¥2
99'A 100
22%
23
10'A
10%
650
6%
6 ¥4
Mar
300
21 ¥4
!
100
Apr
Jan
95
500
6¥4
24
Mar
9 ¥4 Mar
6%
9,400
1%
1%
XVb
54
53'A
1,900
¥4
1%
150
54
18%
207/a
I,800
30
337/a
8,200
27
27
50
17%
Apr
Jan
,
24,000
34%
34 %\
1,200
32¥a Jan
35'A
35%
15%
17
4'A
4
8¥a
16'A
21
¥4
9%
22
19
8%
4
3 ¥4
13 ¥4
18 ¥4
7%
3
~7%
in
13%
400
13,100
18'A
-5
75
35
2,100
%
38
1%
1%
Jan
Jan
23% Jan
8¥a Mar
9
34'A
Feb
55
Light $5 pfd.
Co
2l¥a
1
5
Co
5
Arkansas Power & Light $7 pfd
•
warrants
30%
32%
15%
A
•
4%%
convertible preferred
Equipment Corp—
Corp of America
Corporation
Cenco
Jan
Conv
Jan
Mar
Jan
11
37%
17
Jan
22
21
4 ¥4
Jan
Jan
:Jan
28%
2,200
9% Apr
4% Jan
22¥a
15
Apr
Mar
29 ¥4
Feb
11% Mar
5
15%
6%
3.50%
Cessna
5 ¥4 Mar
6,300
24% Mar
30%
56
68
31¥a
10
30 ¥a
68
31%
10
10
25
10,300
Mar
18'A Jan
paid
22
£1
1
3 ¥4
3¥s
100
3 ¥4
8%
Jan
4,200
1¥4
Jan
1%
_1
.
2
Atlas
Corp warrant*
Atlas Plywood Corp
6%
6 %
7%
30,600
7,700
5%
61/4
51/4
5%
•
Apr
15% Mar
18%
Jan
6
Jan
7%
Fpb
4
Jan
4s/a
Jan
6 ¥4 Mar
512
6¥a
27,300
10%
10%
1,900
27%
21 Va
27 ¥a
75
25%
Jan
28%
77%
series-
77% -79
130
75%
Feb
79% Feb
7A
8% Mar
Mar
10% Apr
Oil
&
Jan
1,400
41%
7%
2,000
L
Feb
8¥a Mar
98
931/4 Feb
Jan
8
16%
19 ¥8
6%
6%
Mar
Jan
14
38
Jan
41% Apr
16 Ya
Jan
22
5%
10
41%
19
Jan
9%
v
Apr: /Mar-4
6%
~l\h
Corp
«
8
1
50
Co
14%
Co
1
Manufacturing
Corporation
Co
14%
"ill
22,100
15%
2.2U0
Feb
*
Jan
A
6
Feb
1%
800
2
A Jan
Apr
12% Mar
16% Mar
85%
87
275
75%
Jan
94% Mar
39
86%
40
225
28
Jan
41 % Mar
i
;
1
1%
5,400
ft
Jan
11/4 Mar
217/a
22 ¥4
900
20 %
Jan
23% Mar
31 %
32%
400
29%
Jan
33'/4 Mar
11 ¥8
1
22
11'/a
400
19
207/a
10,300
7
20%
7%
7%
Mar
35
•
Clarostat
"1%
24,100
/
6%
5% Mar
common
America
Cable
Controller
100
9%
9%.
41%
Ltd
D
7%
93 %
12
City Auto Stamping
City Specialty Store# Inc common
4%% convertible preferred
(The)
7%
93%
7%
_9%
Inc
Co
Co
Y-'
Mar
7
Mar
35% Mar
10% Mar
12
17
20%
Mar
57/a
8,200
Jan
Mar
:
Apr
*
Mar
8
'
1
7¥s
7%
7 ¥4
8 ¥4
A
8
7¥a
8
12
12
Apr
Hosiery Co
5
Clayton & Lambert Manufacturing—4
10%
10%
100
9¥a Mar
12%
Jan
Cllnchfield
28%
28%
29 ¥a
900
27% Mar
31%
Jan A
Apr
Club
4 ¥8
4¥a
500
3 ¥4 Mar
4%
2
Cockshutt Farm
4% Feb
Claude
Neon
Inc
Claussner
Coal
Corp
Aluminum
20
common
Products
Co
•
Colon
Ar
Feb
104%
Jan
Colts
"1%
Jan
2¥a
Jan
Apr
53 ¥4
400
49%
Apr
53%
%
21
22 ¥a
29,800
15%
Jan
24% Mar
11
¥4
13%
8%
Feb
Manufacturing Co
'
-:
13% Mar
Jan
2 %
24,700
Apr
2V2
7%
300
7¥b Mar
8¥4
Jan
43
1,300
36Va Jan
20%
20 Va
207/a
9,800
14
8¥a
2,900
-
Jan
7%
42
Community Public Service
Compo Shoe Machinery—
52%
9 ¥8 Mar
Jan
2
8%
Commodore Hotel Inc
%
12
550
7%
Oo_.
99%
52
7% Apr
x7% Mar
5,300
•
10c
vtc
Airlines
8and
~2
12%
24,100
1
Oils
Equipment Co
Development
ordinary
190
21
Co____———*
2,600
1
2,000
103%
'
17%
Light 4% pfd—
of
Colonial
102
1
16%
common
Colonial
103 %
5% Mar
4% Mar
ft
1
116% Feb
7% Jan
on
'53)—•
% Jan
Apr
.
Coastal Caribbean
rets reg
Associated Laundries of America
Associated Tel & Tel—
-
Apr
16,900
30
„.
Jan
Apr
15% Apr
110¥» Mar
68
Co
Corp
Wire
Clary
600
2 7 ¥4
Jan
Mar
115
Feb
preference
Aircraft
Camberlln
17% Jan
8,400
II,900
3l¥a
6%
137
¥a
.—1
#1.50
Investors
Convertible
Clark
33
Jan
¥a
Apr
Jan
110% Mar
3%
Corp
preferred
Century
Apr
38¥a Feb
31
¥a
116
5%
Central Ohio Steel Product#
Clark
Jan
2%
—*
16s8
Ltd
Secur
preference
150
—
Central Maine Power Co—
Jan
110
16
7%
Feb
13% Apr
Jan
113
31%
3,100
<
100
Cherry-Burrell common
»
Chesebrough Manufacturing common-1Q
Chicago Rivet & Machine
—4
Chief Consolidated Mining
1
14%
15,400
2¥a
Jan
1,000
Feb
416
31
Feb
8 ¥8
1,000
Charter
9% Mar
10%
10 %
1,400
Jan
5%
Apr
Jan
107
Feb
10 % Mar
4¥a
Charts
Jan
500
Jan
12
17,000
5%
Feb
Apr
350
301/2
1
35
3A
6,600
Apr
4%
Century Electric Co common—
7'/a
4%
27%
.Jo
Central Power 8c
Apr
Apr
10% Jan
16%
30%
SO
2.50
American dep
1 *53 8c $41 on Dec
Atlantic Coast Fisheries
Catalin
Illinois
Associate Electric Industries—
July
Co
&
Explorers
1,100
108'A HO
112
112
6%
dlv
(A M)
Central
4,700
13%
4%
ii%
5%
•
33%
14% Feb
4% Jan
10¥4 Jan
Castle
Central
81,800
33,400
2%
Apr
1
common
common
Feb
A
10%
Jan
l¥a Mar
3%
9%
—
04
dep ret# B ord
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Products
Circle
9'A
Jan
24,600
22,900
.
122% 126
--
27
13
•
5¥a
100
1A
A.
4
2%
•
common
Feb
7 ¥4
Apr
245/a
200
11% Jan
Jan
34% Feb
\%
¥4
109 ¥»
Armstrong Rubber Co class
1,350
1
High
311 Mar
Ltd—
150
Angostura-Wupperman
1
Apex-Electric Manufacturing Co
1
Appalachian Elec Power 4%% pfd—100
Line
11
11%
4¥a
9%
Coast
10¥a
Power 8c
37%
2.40
Atlantic
10%
Carolina
4%
2
arrear
27 ¥4
Carnation Co
37%
20c
share#
$43
27 ¥4
Carman
37 ¥4
5
common
Development class A
(ex
27%
Feb
2,900
5
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp—
A
5
19.50
Jan
18%
pfd—25
Anacon Lead Mine# Ltd
Anchor Post Product#
CI
Capital City Product# commonCapital Transit Co
9%
17%
20'A
1
—_.
Argus Camera# Inc
Arkansas Fuel Oil Corp
Arkansas Louisiana Gas
l¥a
3%
5¥a
18
32
preferred
Tractor
A
5% Mar
3,100
25
common
American
1
Jan
Jan
9 %
Low
21,800
5
3 J/4
Baxter
Range since Jan.
High
A
I
Mar
4
200
2,800
10 %
25
6%
4
1
Carey
9%
20
•
American Thread 5%
Aro
2,800
9%
10'/a
1
100
Meter Co
8c Co
5%
4%
15
—
American
Armour
34,900
4'A
%
•
American Laundry Machine
American Manufacturing Co com
American Maracalbo Co
"A"
5'A
common—1
Co
Amurex Oil
6'A
9%
~4
•
common
American Book
Hard
5%
25c
Car
Low
47/a
Shares
Canso Oil Producers Ltd vtc—
Casco
Aluminum Good# Manufacturing—
Aluminum Industrie# common
American
5%
Jan
44
America—
cumulative
60
Sales
for Week
Range
of Prices
Canso Natural Ga# Ltd vtc
dep rct« Aaser share#
Allied Artist#
T«r
Wllllston Mineral#
Canadian
Week's
Last
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
1
High
5%
Algemene Kunttsijde Onle N V
Amer
15
WEEK ENDED APRIL
Sale#
for Week
Range
10
49% Feb
'
Jan
7%
22
Mar
91/4
Jan
Jan
24%
13%
14
2,700
13
12 ¥4
13%
1
10
8
12%
1,800
12%
Feb
13%
Jan
24.
24%
1,100
22¥a
Jan
24¥a
Feb
13 ¥4
Jan
Mar
19
Jan
Non-voting
Automatic Voting Machine
Axe
Science
Ayshire
&
10,100
10¥a
3 ¥4
37/a
300
2%
Apr
Jan
4%
4%
4¥a
400
3¥a
Jan
16
16
15%
1,600
14¥a Mar
lc
common—i
ooip
10 ¥a
3 ¥4
—•
Electronic
Collierie»
11%
1
10
9 ¥4
10 ¥4
20,400
9¥a Mar
2 4 ¥4
25'A
300
3
25'A
21
Feb
5
Jan
Feb
4% Feb
16 ¥4
Feb
11% Mar
25%
Apr
B
Bailey 8c Selburn OH 8c Ga#—
Class A
1
Baldwin Rubber common
Baldwin Securities Corp
1
1
lo
9
A
17V2
8 ¥4
16 ¥4
4%
4
4
914
18
70,700
2,500
30,100
Banco de lo# Andes—
American
Banff
shares
50a
Barium Steel Corp
Refractories
Oil
•
1
Inc
1
Company
20c
Bearing# Inc
2¥a
11%
6
%
15%
Blauner's common
Blumenthal (8) & Co
Co
5,900
¥8
23,500
5¥a Mar
15%
1,500
12¥a Mar
~2¥a
3,600
5%
200
157/a
800
24%
23%
24%
6,400
91i
Apr
18
Apr
4% Feb
•
Amer
Brown
deposit
Company
¥a
Apr
Mining Ac Smelt'g Ltd—•
Consolidated Royalty Oil
10
32
31
137/a
5,900
1,200
29 ¥4 Mar
14%
32%
14%
Jan
33%
14%
Air
1.28
13
12 ¥4
13'/a
3,000
xl0% Mar
13%
Aviation &
Engineering—I
8
7¥a
8%
2,200
7% Apr
9 ¥4
Car-Na
1
2
2
2
1
6%
6 5/a
10#
4%
3 ¥4
4%
9,600
41%
40%
41%
700
8 %
12%
2%
Jan
Jan
5
14%
Jan
21 ¥4 Mar
10%
Feb
2)2
Jan
11%
Apr
167%
167/a
100
16%
Apr
16%
16%
16%
100
16
Jan
J*
1,900
6 ¥4
16
Apr
Mar
ll7/a Feb
2¥a
Feb
5%
Jan
Continental
ord
Continental
Commercial Corp
Uranium Sac
Cook
&
Paint
Coro
Courtaulds
350
ll¥a
Jan
,12 ¥4 Apr
20,900
5%
Jan
9% Apr
7¥4 Mar
8%
Jan
Drug
Atlantic
Sugar common
Tobacco
14
Apr
36
Jan
45
Mar
Curtis
Lighting
99%
Jan
102
Jan
Curtis
3%
5%
500
2%
Jan
9%
25,300
8
Jan
95/a Mar
16,700
5
¥4 Jan
8¥a
Jan
Davidson
26%
100
26
Feb
26-%
Feb
Day
29 ¥»
100
25
Jan
2 9 ¥4 Mar
.27.%
3,800
26
Apr
30¥8
4
3¥a
Feb
Jan
7¥4
Jan
200
6%
Jan
7%
Apr
18
300
27%
600
3ft Feb
26
Feb
10¥a
11
22,000
16
16¥a
20,000
112% 115%
16
1,100
9 ¥4 Mhr
14 ¥4
Jan
107 % Mar
,
16%
1,000
7%
7%
1,500
7%
Jan
Apr
16
Mar
14%
14
14%
1,800
13%
2.50
Mines
21¥a
21
21%
1,200
20
Mar
8 %
8
17
Feb
Devon-Leduc
Jan
119 ¥4
Feb
185/a
Jan
Distillers
16%
Dlversey
Feb
Dome
25% Mar
Ltd
dep
rets ord
Domestic
Finance
Dominion
Corp
common
Co
Ltd
*19%
Jan
Dominion Steel
Jan
25¥a
Jan
Dominion
Tar
8%
8%
8%
800
8% Mar
Dominion
Textile Co Ltd
7%
Jan
11
Jan
Dorr-Oliver
10%
10 ¥4
Jan
16%
Jan
A
¥a
Feb
5%
5%
29,200
4%
Jan
700
Jan
20 ¥4
Apr
6
25c
3¥a
3%
3¥a
1,400
3¥a Mar
7.50
10¥a
10%
10 ¥4
1,900
9%
Jan
¥a
2¥a
1%
2%
185,100
50c
5%
5%
5%
200
•
15 ¥4
15%
15 ¥4
6,500
•
12 ¥4
12¥a
12%
13,700
1
5,nB
5A
30 ¥a
29%
1
see
5
5¥4
Jan
Duke
page
31.
l¥4
Jan
2%
Apr
5
Apr
6%
Jan
Jan
Feb
9% Jan
177/a
Jan
Feb
9%
Apr
161/4
Feb
26
Jan
Jan
3
24% Mar
175
Mar
12¥a
Apr
Feb
24
Mar
Jan
7
Jan
Corp
Power
Feb
14 ¥a
Jan
17
11%
Jan
13%
Jan
5%
3¥a
Jan
Mar
Apr
6 ¥4
Jan
850
27% Mar
32%
Mar
44% Mar
"2%
Mar
40%
300
"2%
~2¥t
46,200
ft
6%
13,500
20 ¥a
175
5
2
18%
400
151/4
15¥a
17% Jan
18% Mar
2,300
10%
Jan
16¥8 Mar
15 ¥4
175
14%
Jan
18 %
7%
8%
3,300
6%
Jan
9% Mar
114
17/B
1,700
1 ®6
Apr
2
Jan
33
5¥a
57/a
1,900
Jan
A Jan
Mar
28 ¥a
28%
29
15%
15 ¥4
200
1,200
5%
Jan
20 ¥8
Jan
25
22 %
Jan
30
Feb
Jan
152
Mar
143
31%
13%
Jan
3 % Mar
6%
16%
Jan
Mar
Feb
297/a
4% Mar
1,400
3¥a
400
3%
Feb
29%
30 ¥4
800
28%
Jan
33 ¥4
Feb
29%
1
3 ¥8
3%
1
10
Jan
35
Feb
1A Mar
2
Jan
3!?
Jan
1
1%
1%
49,000
4¥4 Mar
3
A Mar
14V2
14V2
14'%
400
Jan
14%
5 ¥4
5ft
511
9,400
5
Mar
6%
Jan
8%
8 ¥4
1,200
7
Jan
9
1
127/8
Apr
B)
19
Jan
20%
Apr
Feb
•
16%
161/4
161/2
1,200
16
Mar
18%
Jan
•
10%
10 '/a
IOV2
5,400
10% Mar
12%
•
7%
7¥a
2,500
6 ¥4 Mar
8%
Feb
12%
12 ¥4
l,10O
12%
Apr
15%
Jan
2,000
4 ¥8
Jan
5¥4
Feb
Feb
5
4%
2 5 ¥4
25 ¥4
50
39
39
39%
6n9
22%
22%
22 ¥4
3,400
9 Vz
9%
9 ¥4
12,700
10
Co
Feb
251/4 Jan
26%
36
Jan
44%
19 ¥a
Jan
24
Mar
8% Feb
10
Jan
Feb
40
40
100
39% Mar
45%
Jan
521/2
40
•
53
900
50% Jan
58%
Feb
13%
15
13,800
13% Jan
17% Mar
Laboratories—
common
American
Duraloy
10c
dep rets ord reg
14%
(The)
312 Mar
Co
1
4%
"4%
4¥a
2,900
•
1
%
8%
8%
500
28%
8
28%
400
4%
3%
Jan
5¥a
Feb
77/8
10s
Durham Hosiery class B common
Duro Test Corp common
Duval Sulphur 8c Potash Co
Eastern Gas 8c Fuel Assn
4%%
5ft
Jan
2 ¥4
7
Jan
Eastern
16
Jan
A Feb
A
2%
3,000
3%
Feb
9%
12,300
5% Mar
9%
Apr
20%
11,700
17¥4 Mar
2l¥a
Jan
2is
Jan
$6
Malleable
10
10%
10%
71%
69%
Iron
25
States Corp
preferred series A
1
preferred
series
B
Eastern Sugar Associates—
Common shares of beneficial
$2
•
100
common
prior preferred
Eastern
23 % Mar
20%
7
18%
Jan
9%
Feb
8%
Jan
9
Apr
Jan
Jan
39
common
(Allen
A
18%
Dunlop Rubber Co Ltd—
$7
2¥a
30
1
Driver Harris Co
Jan
7,700
20¥a
7
4,200
•
13%
A
40
20%
11 ¥4
21%
•
Draper
20
10c
Jan
19
7
1
10
Drilling 8c Exploration Co
30 ¥a
•
pfd—10
11%
21%
11'
1
Apr
3%
5
partic
Inc
Jan
6
Class
10c
1
Oils Ltd
common
Dragon Cement Co Inc
DuMont
Ltd
stock
Douglas Oil Company
Dow Brewery Ltd
18,900
A
2%
168
•
8c Coal ord
8c Chemical Co Ltd
10% Mar
6
Jan
251/4 Feb
5%
151
7.50
Bridge
Jan
¥4
100
Jan
Jan
1
18%
2
Feb
Feb
2.50
Corp
Exploration Ltd
23
*
23
4a
reg
(The)
1,500
Southern Petroleums Ltd vtc-i.1
Canadian Atlantic Oil Co Ltd
—2
Canadian Canners Ltd common
•
Canadian Dredge & Dock Co Ltd
•
23
25c
4,500
Canada
16%
13
20% Mar
Ltd—
Co
American
Feb
8
Oils
19%
14,600
Canada Cement Co Ltd common^.
6%% preference
2,200
30
Jan
Jan
23%
%
Ltd
250
2%
•
12%
4¥a
27%
23%
19%
Insurance
25 ¥4
2%
100
19%
8
California Electric Power
Calvan Consol Oil & Gas Co
ft Jan
15 5/8
debenture
19 ¥a
w
Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd
Jan
17% Mar
5%
23¥a
10
Estate
15 ¥4
25%
A.
50c
C & C Super Corp inew)
Cable Electric Products common
14%
14 ¥4
2%
Inc
*
A
19
:
8
Manufacturing
Detroit Gray Iron Foundry
Detroit Hardware Mfg Co
Detroit Steel Products—.
Devoe 8c Raynolds class B
•
common
4,000
5%
14%
Ine
Dayton Rubber Co class
Dejay Stores common
6¥4
dep rets ord shares—3s 6d
Biscuit Corp
12%o
class
6%
25%
•
Demleln Corporation
Dennlson Mfg class A common
100
1
—
Jan
Apr
1A
Brothers
Jan
7%
4
26%
American
120% Jan
800
•
Daltch Crystal Dairies Inc_
Davenport Hosiery Mill#—
8¥a
900
7
9
2,500
9%
8 ¥4
151/4
(Mo)
2 ¥4
—
16
138 ¥4
137
137
2.50
common
9%
7¥a
112 %
5¥a
41%
Feb
40
Inc
3%
26
1
Feb
Feb
Jan
Jan
Jan
295/B
10
19 ¥4 Mar
•
Manufacturing Oo
Apr
3%
101
26%
16 %
1,800
3,700
8
8
common
10 % Mar
1,100
26%
10¥a
1,100
20%
10
8
4
Jan
12%
•
preferred
2¥b
9%
Jan
9%
18
250
common
5,300
29 ¥#
Burma Mines Ltd—
footnotes
Co
Crystal Oil Refining common
Cuban
12%
15%
1
14
10%
For
8
Cent Petroleum (Md)
Crown Cork Internat'l "A" partic
Cuban
A
A Mar
12
(ord reg)—11
44¥a
20 ¥4
Petrofina
dep receipt#
Crown
Crown
550
Feb
6% Mar
3% Apr
35% Mar
16
A.
Petroleum
10%
$6
Jan
3
Feb
Ltd—
American
Apr
48% Jan
10%
Canadian
commor
Crowley Milner 8c Co
Jan
5 ¥8
600
Jan
Jan
Y. % Mar
'
Reynold#
preferred class
267/a
21
l¥a
20%
•
8c
Creole
Feb
6 ¥4.
600
12%
Inc
Corroon
$1
•
•
60
3%
*
common
Burry
Byrd Oil Corporation
•
Distillery Ltd—
Class A voting
Class B non-voting
Cornucopia Gold Mine#
Jan
19 ¥a
Canadian Homestead
Canadian Marconi
Co
12
.
(H)
Apr
2.50
Co
Varnish
3%
1
7% preferred.
60c convertible preferred
Bunker Hill & Sullivan
Fire
Corp
,—*
Buckeye Pipe Line
Budget Finance Plan
Canada Bread
Var
12 ¥a
101
£1
reg
(E L) Co common
Bruck Mills Ltd class B
BSF
Company
Camden
Inc
Lines
16% Mar.
Ltd—
Bruce
8ugar
—
Detroit Gasket 8c
Brown Forman Distillers—
4%
cumulative preferred
Brown Rubber Co common
Calamba
1
Utilities
43
•
10#
1956
Engineering Corp
Gas
Consolidated Liquidating
Jan
8%
8
to
Consolidated
8%
9%
10a
common.
convertible
14¥a
10
12¥a
•
$5 convertible preference—:
6%
1
Jan
45%
6 ¥4
•
common
Co
Co
rets
31% Jan i
13¥8
1,100
12%
9
*
American dep rets ord
reg——-—fl
British Columbia Power common
•
Petroleum
24 ¥4 Mar
6,200
6,500
British Celanese Ltd—
British
91/2 Jan
9,500
6,500
12%
45¥a
•
dep rets ord bearer
dep rets ord reg
Amer
2,400
13%
46%
20
18%
10
3
common
9
British American Tobacco—
Amer
13
27%
13 ¥8
ext
Colsolldated
xl0¥a
19%
10
•
Oil
"2%
5'/a
15%
1
common
Bridgeport Gas Light Co
Brlllo Manufacturing Co
6
6
1
common
American
9%
15%
5%
20o
Brazilian Traction Light & Pwr ord—_•
British
Jan
Feb
15%
Brad Foote Gear Works Inc
Corp
2 %
7%
9% Mar
5%% prior cumulative preferred—100
Borne Scrymser Co
(
Bourjois Inc
1
Breeze
16,900
1
Blckford's Inc common
Black Starr & Gorham class
A
(H C)
40
2¥a
11 ¥4
1
—1
Bell Telephone of Canada
common—25
Benrus Watch Co Inc
1
Jan
10%
—
50c
Beau-Brummell Ties common
Beck (A 8) Shoe
Corp
Beckman Instruments Inc
Bellanca Aircraft common
Bohack
3¥as Jan
2%
10%
Oil Ltd
Basic
Jan
Jan
12 ¥a
25 %
Vtc
Consolidated
Corby
Barcelona Tr Light 8c Power Ltd
Basin
7
15¥a
13
13%
Continental
preferred
26%
Continental
non-cum
50c
Continental
1
—I
Automatic Steel Products Inc
preferred
30
18%
30
19 ¥4
11,000
9%
1,830
63¥s
10
28
30%
Jan
Jan
12 ¥a
Feb
Jan
717/a
Apr
Mar
32%
Jan
170
3,800
17%
Apr
22
Jan
182 »/2 184
19
•
•
11
.71%
27% Mar
50
182%
Apr
195
Mar
170
75
167
Jan
181%
Feb
170
lnt—1
18%
Jan
20%
Apr
30
21 %
Jan
24 %
Jan
■
Number 5421
Volume 181
..The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1801)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
Friday
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Par
Easy Washing Machine class B_
Low
15'A
Mines Limited
Elder
Electric
Bond
Electro Data
1
Corporation
1
1
Electrographlc Corp common
Corp of America
Electronics
; Empire District Electric 5%
Empire Millwork Cqnrp
100
1
5
pfd
Manufacturing Co
ft
28%
32
15
17%
15,100
2%
34,200
17%
15,100
1ft
16%
16j/8
16%
16%
161%
105
17%
105
8%
105-.
400"
10
Apr
21/2
Apr
Israel-American
Oil Corp
100
Israel-Mediterranean Petrol Corp Inc-lc
,•/ 7%
x8%
x8%
700
19
.
19
17%
19%
19%
300
Jan
105% Mar
9Vb
Jan
22%
Jan
Jupiter
Oils
5%
Feb
53%
Feb
Kaiser
Motors
i
43A
4%
16,300
3% Jan
48%
48%
49%
400
42% Jan
5'A
5%
53/8
400
4% Jan
53/4 Mar
.$1 or 25o
1ft
1%
1%
/•' 15,200
1% Mar
Jan
ft
%
3,500
% Jan
40
17% Mar
Warrants
ft,
.10
Line common.
t
18
18
18
'ft
Jan
18% Mar
32%
Fargo Oils Ltd.
Federated Petroleums Ltd
Fire
Association
Firth
Sterling
Flshman
(Phlla)
10
Inc.
2.50
(M H) Co Inc
1
Tiger Line Inc
Ford Motor of
1
A
Class
B
•
non-voting
voting.
Motor
Co
American
Ford
37%
Feb
59
5%
2,800
'23/4
30,600
1% Jan
2\$ Mar
414
18,700
3% Jan
5
Feb
59%
550
60
Apr
6
Apr
9
5%
6
51 %
Apr
Jan
43/4 Mar
33,200
Kawneer
™
Kennedy's
112%
Fuller
(Geo
A)
1
1.25
•
Co
Oil
Development
&
Kirkland Lake G
111% 1123/4
1,000
113/b
121%
113
Feb
Kropp (The)
41,000
10% Feb
12%
311
Apr
3% Jan
4%
Feb
Lake
3
3
31/8
5,300
2% Feb
3%
Jan
Lakey
15
153/8
Jan
G
Gatlneau
1%
Power
Co
100
1
1
Gehman
Mfg Co
common
General Acceptance
Warrants
General
32%
' 111
4% ;
14%
500
...
271/4 Jan
40
43/4
2,700
153/8
110
6,400
Supply Corp
com
preferred
1
25
Feb
3 3/4 Mar
14
"
*
convertible
4%
15%
Jan
32%
112
43/4
16
Apr
Feb
5% Feb
6%
Feb
700
2% Jan
3%
Feb
2%
3
1,900
19
25
19
2%
Jan
18% Jan
3%
19
Jan
Jan
General Electric Co Ltd—
11%
Feb
123/4
2,100
13%
14'/a
Corp
&
Inc
5%
Sessions
2,775
11
Jan
14 /a
Feb
26%
26%
27%
1,000
2u%
Jail
28%
Apr
16%
16 3/8
2,800
)4% Mar
16%
Apr
41
42
42
Mar
"3%
%
"
33/4
150
10%
10%
General
73/4
.200
10%
10%
100
42%
50c
General Plywood Corp common
~4%
~4%
"4%
17
16%
17
"l/a
~T%
convertible
preferred
20
General Public Service $6 preferred—*
IGtneral Stores Corporation
1
Georgia
$4.60
Power
preferred
$5
Geiity
Yellowknife
Gilbert
(AC)
Gilchrist
Gold
Gobel
Gcldfleld
Gorham
Manufacturing
conv
University
common
cum
preferred
conv
common
Inc
G)
(R
Pacific
&
:
5
2% Mar
3%
10%
%
7,300
%
10%
103/4
109%
10%
225
1,000
Feb
107%
Feb
109 Va
Apr
3%
Apr
4%
Jan
6%
Apr
8yB
Jan
-
! *
9% Feb
11% Mar
15
Mar
16 % Mar
21
Jan
22% Mar
11% Jan
16% Mar
21%
22%
700
16 %
16%
16%
;17,500
12 J/8
12
1 2
3/8
3,100
11% Jan
15%
Jan
20%
20
203/s
700
20
233/4
Feb
2%
Feb
Oil
Sweet
Hydraulics
42%
50
41
86
~1%
62
1 %
56%
1%
52
700
180
1% Jan1'
49
Mar
56% Mar
42%
30
40
Apr
493/4 Mar
86%
50
84
Apr
88
l3/4
38,100
1% Jan
1%
Feb
Feb
63
480
49
Jan
74%
28%
29
400
28 %
Jan
30% Mar
28
29
28%
850
21
Jan
29
8%
8%
300
14%
14%
14%
2,600
4%
43/4
5
11,700
7%
Feb
13% Mar
3% Jan
8%
Feb
Mar
Feb
16% Mar
5% Feb
•
196
193% 196
200
181
Mar
209
Jan
140
139% 140
180
133%
Jan
140
Mar
1
2%
2 3/4
Co
Ltd
Inc
2%
17,900
2%
Apr
1
2%
2%
3ft
19,300
27/a
Apr
50o
Oils
Grass
51%
1%
100
Chemical
&
Great
Greer
1%
Jan
15%
14%
15%
2,400
14%
Apr
8y4
Jan
3%
Jan
4ft Jan
18 3/s
Jan
123/8
Feb
9c
10%
10-a
10%
7,600
Company
2
18'A
18%
18%
2,100
183/8 Mar
18% Mar
Grocery Stores Products common
5
14%
15 y4
Feb
Gypsum Lime
•
55% Mar
59
Feb
Gridoll
Freehold Leases
Grlesedieck
—.
& AlabaBtine
Jan
Jan
23
Feb
lb%
Apr
25
Jan
Xl2%
12%
600
11%
Jan
3%
4y8
5,600
3
Jan
4% Mar
1ft
1ft
1,500
1/a
Jan
1% Mar
7 3/8
7 3/8
100
4
1ft
Hammond
Company
Electric
Harvard
Brewing
Hastings Mfg
Light
Co
3,800
5% Mar
8/4
1,500
7% Mar
13
13%
1,400
12%
Jan
15
Mar
23
21%
23
1,700
20
Jan
23
Apr
93/4
9%
200
8 Va
Feb
93/4
Apr
11%
10
5
50c
A
25o
1
10 3/4
113/4
25,200
9 Va
Jan
13%
Jan
300
6%
Jan
9%
J an
8
8
~4%
4%
43/4
600
33%
33%
150
~7%
8
6%
2,900
7
73/4
650
75
Co
Hathaway Bakeries Inc
Lithographing
.Bishop Inc
Havana
Hazel
Hazeltlne
Hearn
Co
Corp
Dept Stores common
Hecla
Co
Mining
Rubinstein
Hejena
26V2
Jan
36
65 %
Jan
59%
Apr
Feb
700
1%
Apr
2 3/4
Feb
13%
4%
5J/2
4%
2
2
9%
9%
49
48
5%
1,400
4% Mar
500
5%
700
2
513/4
6.40O
23/8
2%
10,800
2% Mar
14%
500
13% Mar
15% Mar
Apr
86
Jan
Co
3,300
2
preferred
Henry Holt & Co common—
32
102
—10c
Hoe
(R)
I
Holopbane
Horn
Horn
•
Co
common
& Hardart
&
Hurd
Apr,
593/4
New
Co
common
Co
of
Metal
Industries
International
Petroleum
International
International
Investors
Icwa
see
page
9%
Feb
10%
Jan
500
13%
Jan
15%
Jan
7,100
28%
Jan
42%
Feb
36%
34%
38
28
27%
283/8
300
25% Mar
31%
Jan
7,700
11% Mar
13%
Feb
5,300
21%
Feb
26%
Apr
9,400
5%
Jan
7/a
Jan
Feb
10%
Feb
Jan
47/a
Jan
12%
11%
12%
26%
24
26%
Mlcromatic
25,300
5,100
10%
100
5%
53/4
2,400
5%
Jan
1,100
11%
Jan
U
Jan
9
12 3/8
13
13
$2
Co
common
1%
5,400
8%
400
193/8
400
17
Midwest
Piping
Wohl
Miller
Co
common
Public
Service
10,300
__
100
26%
Jan
29%
20%
Jan
23% Mar
6%
Jan
6%
31%
1,800
4%
4 34
8,000
3% Mar
4%
63/a
1,100
200
343/4
Feb
36
Mar
1,000
17 %
Jan
19
Jan
Jan
106
18%
19
43%
44%
1,500
1
59
56
61 %
28,200
100
100
106
25
ft
Jan
103
Mar
BMuntz
TV
Jan
79
Mar
Murray
Ohio
16%
500
4%
43%
2,800
83/4
200
14% Jan
33%
17%
Feb
5
Jan
9y8
Jan
Mar
9%
143/4
1,500
13%
19%
9,400
15% Mar
4%
4%
900
19%
21%
2,800
21
19
50
3%
xl7
Feb
14% Mar
19%
Apr
Feb
4%
Jan
Mar
213/4
Apr
20
153/4
Jan
193/4
Apr
47%
Jan
50
Jan
Mar
148
Apr
138
99%
207/8
107
Jan
23%
Jan
111%
Apr
Feb
Mar
Jan
6
4%
7%
7%
73/4
300
7%
Jan
7%
Feb
18%
16%
19%
5,700
153/8
Jan
19 Vb
Apr
4%
4%
500
4
Mar
4%
Jan
28
13
293/4
650
22
J an
313/4
Feb
13
14%
2,200
13
Apr
15
Apr
—
100
—
10 J
4
44
310
9
%
7%
38%
9,400
10%
11%
500
97%
6%
6%
99
6%
130
Bellas
National
Fuel
National
Hess
common
1,400
& Stores common
Ltd
Industries
National
Presto
National
Research
National
Rubber
Steel
National
Inc
Corp
.
Machinery
Products common
National Starch
Ltd—
Car
Transit common
National
Union
National
U
Electric Corp
Nestle
Jan
New
British
Feb
New
England
Jan
8%
Feb
New
Jan
99%
Jan
Jan
•
35
25%
8%
2%
26%
10?«
10c
25%
11
8%
8%
2%
3
16,300
300
20,000
2,500
8%
2%
92
New
Idria
Park
Zinc
Mining
Feb
29%
Jan
v»w
Process
Jan
11%
Feb
New
Superior
Jan
8%
Apr
New
Jan
3% Mar
92
Mar
Arizona
&
New
Mar
preferred
Chem Co
&
Min
Jersey
Mexico
York
Tel
Tel &
convertible
New
363/4
5
4%%
New
Feb
l3/8
26V2
1,900
2*;%
Anr
7%
8%
4,700
7%
Apr
__
—
'
„
32
8%
33% Mar
Jan
7
Co
Co
common
Oils
Auction
(Can)
York
Ltd
Co common
New York & Honduras
New
Land
5%
Apr
15/2
200
15%
Apr
17%
Feb
400
4%
Jan
6%
Feb
22% Mar
27%
Jan
4%
23%
23%
3%
53/a
21/8
3%
1
5
Rosario
Merchandise
4,200
3%
15,600
2%
Jan
33/4
Jan
5% Mar
Jan
5%
__
—
19/2
2,100
21/8
9,400
19%
13
Hi}
103/8
28 V2
1%
5%
4%
20%
—
.
24%
113
12,800
l3/4 Mar
10%
503
10% Mar
29%
3,200
19%
2,200
27%
2,100
19/s
26%
29
3%
.-27%
—
3%
2%
3
300
13
26
Jan
Jan
Mar
33%
Jan
Jan
19/a
Apr
243/4
24 Va
Jan
28%
26%
Jan
29%
Feb
3%
600
3%
Jan
4%
Jan
3/4
18,800
2%
Jan
4%
Feb
11%
11%
3.500
10% Mar
24%
5,900
21
Feb
6%
2%
135
6%
500
5
Apr
•
1
*
10
10
5/2
3
2}g
135%
135
2%
2/2
8%
8%
3%
44 %
33/4
.
23,4
2 /a
23 /4
3%
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—
2il
12
47 /4
—
13
__
31.
0
28,000
1,960
2ft Jan
131
Mar
ll¥4
Feb
Apr
26% Mar
7%
Jan
3% Mar
145
3%
Feb
Feb
200
2%
300
8 3/4 Mar
11
Feb
16,200
4
33/4 Mar
5
Mar
Apr
9,000
40% Mar
48%
Jan
24%
4,800
19% Mar
25%
Jan
3%
30,200
4/s
Jan
46
75
75
48
2%
58
Apr
Jan
75
3ft
Apr
Apr
2,100
/
2\l
1,200
213
13
lO/sxllA
xll/4
'
25
29
23%
44%
Jan
2ft
11%
—
15
Feb
Mar
12%
24/2
—
23
12% Mar
1
50o
25
1
1
Jan
1,400
15/4
100
1
20
Jan
5%
—
25c
2
1
10
1
•
1
30c
Feb
303/e Mar
5%
—
Oil Ltd—40o
Dominion
Clock & Watch Co
Haven
Mar
25% Feb
10%
Feb
Le
xll2% Mar
23
2
1 Va Mar
1%
25%
1
wi—
common
Mur Co common
Jan
Jan
2,700
1%
5
Radiator Corp
S
6%
Jan
3,900
130 % Mar
8
*
Petroleum
liy2
4%
110
Jull
26%
1
Gas
National Mfg
41%
99%
108
lit)
1
Brewing Co (Mich)
National
Jan
20%
110
7oJ
1
National
10%
•
124% 127
127
1
Milling Co
Jan
ft 23% Jan
Dehydrating &
Alfalfa
National
Jan
33/4
Jan
10
Corp
36% Mar
94
53/4
Apr
3% Mar
19
._500
Namm-Loeser's Inc
Jan
400
||
Nachman
Jan
45% Feb
ft 9% Mar
,
21
.—10
common
Jan
5
Jan
4%
Feb
Mar
176%
Jan
5,500
Vb
41%
Apr
103%
Jan
Apr
165% Mar
1
Muter Company
8ft
37%
111/8
3%
102%
108
Jan
50
44
19%
.2.50
5% Feb
38%
Jan
99%
105 3/4
5
Co
Mfg
Neptune Meter
£1
61% Mar
20
"4
,_100
Inc
Feb
14 %
45%
Jan
50
.2.50
Mar
Jan
8
Jan
46
108
165% 168%
Apr
36%
100
,_100
Feb
37/e
103
100
100
Feb
Jan
108
L100
200
997/s
Feb
5%
35%
4%
28%
Feb
Apr
5%
106
-10C
60
33
Jan
5%
il—•
700
25
Feb
Feb
35%
168 %
32
7%
30%
>
30%
4%
53/4
3%
15% Mar
Apr
200
3%
Jan
14%
1,200
18%
6%
Jan
Jan
6%
43 V2
serit
,17%
29
*
preferri
Jan
22
pfd——100
•
preferred
cumulative
4.40%
Feb
13%
29
common
Molybdenum Corp
Monongahela Power Co—
Feb
21/4
21/2
1
50c
50
convertible preferred
l3/a
19% Mar
12%
5
Co
Refineries
Feb
8%
17% Mar
16%
Feb
6
14% Mar
7 3/4 Mar
18%
163/4
50o
Abrasive
Mid-West
Mid-West
13
Jan
19%
•
*
dividend shares
non-cum
8 ye
1%
Midland Steel Products—
Mid vale
27
8 3/8
1%
Corp
Hone
7%
9%
41%
10%
1
Middle States Petroleum common
1
Midland Oil Corp $1 conv preferred—*
—
'
39%
9%
39%
~53/4
Bumper
,
5%
5%
53/4
1
2.50
1
10
Corp
Michigan Steel Tube
Michigan Sugar Co common
6% preferred
Michigan
200
8
Jan
100
Feb
3,100
4%
87%
pfd
383/4
9%
14%
37
3%
18%
1
3.90%
Jan
9%
14%
37
4%
4,309
Royalty
Public Service Co
For footnotes
Massey-Harris-Ferguson Ltd
Mays (J W) Inc common
'
8934
Co
35/2
9%
Shovel
Power
43/4 Mar
Jan
14%
37
10
*
1
McDonnell Aircraft Corp
5
McKee (A G) & Co common
•
McWilliams Dredging common——10
Mead Johnson & Co
1—1
Menasco Mfg Co
1
Merrill Petroleums Ltd
1
Mesabl Iron Co
1
Metal
Textile
Corp
common.
25c
Marion
9
J/2
4
5
Resistance
Jan
4ft
£1
1
87%
capital stock-*
45
4
891/2
Products
Feb
Metal Products—
39
A
Apr
41
23%
24
cumulative preferred—
Mt Vernon-Woodberry MillsMountain States Tel & Tel—
19%
5
International
24
Mt Clemens
Jan
5
Jan
Feb
32%
America
19
Feb
800
Machinery
24
800
1
•
common
(The B) Co
Marconi International Marine
Communication
Co
Ltd
Manischewltz
National
North
Apr
30% Mar
Jan
•
1
Cigar
4%
Jan
3%
stock—*
International
Feb
Apr
26%
15%
900
Imperial Oil (Canada) capital stock—*
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
5
Imperial Tob of Gt Brit & Ireland—£1
Indianapolis Pwr & Light 4% pfd—100
Industrial Hardware Mfg Co
50c
27%
3%
600
29 Va
23%
2.50
Jan
4,300
Apr
38%
(when issued)
18%
3%
29%
Jan
37%
common
1,800
3%
29%
Jan
23%
Imperial Chemical Industries—
Amer dep rets ord reg
Insurance
Mangel Stores
Jan
I
Illinois Zinc
25% x26 %
33/8
29%
21/4
38 %
Lock & Manufacturing Co
Public Service Co
Maine
preferred
5
Hydro-Electric Securities
Hygrade Food Products
25%
10
Corporation
Oil
Magna
8%
100
Humble OH & Refining capital
8
50c
Macklntosh-Hemphlll Co
22 %
144% 144%
Inc common
Feh
Jan
9
Hardart common.
(Harvey)
Apr
13
14/a
200
8%
4%
Baking Co
preferred
5%
Hubbell
33"%
Jan
100
.15
A) & Co
Jan
11
7,700
19
(Geo
28%
3,500
M
76%
Inc
Border's
Hcrmel
1
100
13%
2%
31 %
2.50
class A—
Co
&
8,200
33%
13
133/a
10
Holllnger Consol Gold Mines.
Holly Stores Inc.
78
33%
2
Corp
101% 102
1
Hlgble Mfg Co* common
5*k
convertible preferred-
75
25%
15%
Products
Hercules Steel
77%
33%
Jan
48
3% Mar
74%
13%
2%
100
—100
common
preferred
5%%
4%
Lynch
4.50%
Jan
Apr
14y4
6%
2 3/4
Apr
163/4
2%
cumul
12%
14%
Heller
Apr
Jan
86
8
Chain
Steel
4.80%
Mar
Apr
7% Mar
Lodge & Shipley (The) Co
1
Longines-Wittnauer Watch Co—1—1
Louisiana Land & Exploration
1
Lunkenheimer (The) Co
*
5% Jan
9% Mar
8
463/4
Jan
•
2%
10
Jan
44% Mar
Mar
25%
•
common
5%
4%
Jan
6%
373/4 Jan
Apr
4%
Feb
4% Mar
.-ft3% Jan
33%
Jan
13
Missouri
500
9%
68
Mining Corp of Canada—
Minnesota Pwr & Light 5%
2,000
63/4
550
Jan
1%
5% Mar
1,300
6
7%
2,250
Jan
56%
Jan
53/8
53/4
16%
43/4
1%
~1%
4%
5%
86
5%
56%
1
25
1
2
1
10c
10c
•
5
25c
Organ
Hertford
Feb
16%
Jan
36
Jan
18%
77
Jan
34%
35%
8%
Feb
45%
4%
4
Mar
7
16%
3%
5%
Feb
85 y2
2,200
5
3%
12%
45'%
33,100
1
2
Inc
Hall Lamp Co
ft Jan
ft Jan
19
500
*
•
Class B
4/a%
H
Laboratories
Haelan
Jan
Jan
12
9/2 Mar
20
19%
1
10
clafis A
Groceterias
Loblaw
Jan
1% Feb
105 %
Tea—
preferred
Great Lakes
1113/4
/„.% Jan
Feb
3/e Mar
1,800
1,400
453/4
Jan
22%
lOo
Non-voting common stock
1st
Jan
18%
2,300
50
4
pfd—25
1
5
Co
Industries Inc
Atlantic
53/4
Apr
2,500
7
common
Varnish
Manufacturing Co
7%
3%
6%
1
Mines
Grand Rapids
Great
Mar
30,300
3%
•
preferred
Manufacturing
Great Amer
4
16%
450
3%
109
•
Graham-Paige Motors 5%
Gray
Feb
105% Feb
•
class A
Consolidated
Goodman
Apr
108% Mar
1 %
1
Inc
prior
42%
108
5
B
$4.50
Jan
Jan
10% Mar
1
B
Inc
Gccchaux Sugars
Class
33% Jan
•-8%
•
Co
(Adolf)
Feb
10
Coal
Union
Globe
-,
2,200
•
Distilleries class
G3enmore
7ft Mar
...9%
105%
7
•
common
Co
Alden
2,800
1
Mines
Gladding McBean & Co
Glen
42i/4
•
•
1
preferred
Mich Corp
Giant
39
5
100
Plreproofing common
Adv 6% pfd
General Outdoor
6%
7%
10
Feb
38%
3,900
3%
2% J 3
13
Co
Extension
Salle
Lear
Locke
.£1
dep rets ord reg.
5% pfd
(Del)
Finance
Apr
16 Va
'
American
General
Jan
106
7%
liberty Fabrics of N Y
5%
cumulative preferred
200
2%
48% Apr
14 y8
"
6
Jan
53/4
Le Tourneau
2 3/4
Jan
5%
Lefcourt Realty
2%
Jan
34%
12%
*
50
1
1
1
Corp
of Delaware—
Feb
6
4% Jan
2%
103%
14%
Co
Apr
~2%
■■
Alloys Co
General Builders
6%
Corp
32%
111
2ft Mar
30
12
Foundry
Lamson
La
•
common
preferred
Feb
2%
Jan
200
48%
Mines Ltd
Shore
Lamson
16%
34,200
105
123/4
Laclede-Chrlsty Company
L'Aiglon Apparel Inc
Jan
2,200
14 % Mar
3%
3
48%
33/30
20c
1
Forge Co.—
Feb
41/8
2,400
ljg Jan
L
3%
2 ft
1%
11,200
5
7.50
Kroy
Oils Ltd
Krueger Brewing
3ft
36,600
700
31,800
2ya
10
(I B) Rubber Co
Kobacker Stores
4
15%
Co
Co Ltd
M
6% Jan
Jan
4%
2%
2
1
;
Petroleum common
Klrby
5,100
104% Jan
12%
Co
Products
Kingston
Kio
3%
deposit receipts bearer—
&
6%
Motor of Prance—
American
Fort Pitt Brewing Co
Fcx (Peter) Brewing
(Walter)
Kings County Lighting common
4% cumulative preferred
6%
114%
Jan
Jan
Jan
5% Feb
4% Mar
4%
2
105
b
•
2.50
Knott Hotels Corp
Jan
Apr
3%
1
100
pfd
Key Co common
Kleinert
102%
Apr
1%
5
24
•
ord regJEl
J
(Del)
10% Jan
Jan
1%
3,400
4%
Inc
21% Mar
Ltd—
deposit receipts
Co
5,800
7%
2,400
1%
Mar
Feb
K
10% Jan
6%
1%
13/8
2%
commoi
Corp
23%
Jan
1%
1 %
Inc,
21%
23
Canada—
Class
Foid
31%
32%
Iff
41«
9
Z
:j,
1
Fitzslmmons Stores Ltd class A
Flying
32
58%
2ft
4 ft
Apr
13/4
Ltd—
Kansas Gas & Electric 4 %ft
Kldde
Pairchlld Camera & Instrument
Jan
5%
2ft
Co
O'Mahoney
Jan
lOo
1
1
Eureka Corporation Ltd.
Glass
Jeannette
Jerry
Mar
19
4%
1,100
J
Jan
>23
Jan
600
6 Vb
5%
Apr
15% Jan
5%
18%
6%
7%
2/4
2%
Jan
5%
Jan
16% Jan
13/a
1
•
Inc—
Air Chute
High
'orr
2,100
1
vte
Irving
1
since Jan.
Range
High
16%
Ironlte
102%
Shares
15%
Apr
1%
for Week
Low
15%
Jan
Feb
12
-
2,800
•v;-:
%
Fireman Manufacturing
Iron
32
%
26% Mar
58,600
Par
Mar
4%
Equity Corp common
(2 convertible preferred
i Esquire Inc
Eureka Pipe
High
16
Sales
Range
Last
Sale Price
American Stoek Exchange
Kiange since Jan. 1
-12% Jan
4,200
31%
commoi
2ft
Emsco
151/4
Week's
of Prices
Friday
STOCKS
,
High
14%
14
Share
&
FpR WEEK ENDED APRIL 15
Sales
Last
STOCKS
Week's
10%
Jan
13
250
40
Jan
48
Jan
900
10
Mar
ll/4
Apr
Apr
Apr
29
;
30
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1802)
...
Monday, April 18, 1955
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
FOR
RANGE
Friday
American Stock Exchange
Week's
East
STOCKS
Range
•(Prices
Sale Price
Par
Niagara Share Corp common
tow
WEEK ENDED AFRIL
Friday
Shares
Range sine*
18
18
18%
42
39 V2
43%'
20,600
35V2
Jan
2%
10,200
2%
Jan
Selby UUW Co.
Shoe
3% Mar
9% Mar
Noma Lites Inc
7%
Norden-Ketay Corp
10c
North American Rayon $3 preferred_50
Canadian Oils Ltd
North
Central
Northeast
North
Northern Ind
16 '/4
b,2u0
474a
200
5
,
Co
Pub
54a
28%
1
Oil
Texas
RR
16%
—
25
Airlines
Penn
8,2U0
16VB
46%
———
North
0%
5
4%%
A
5V2
28 Va
28 %
.500
8%
4,400
7%
50
Serv
1,800
""
2%
93
pfd—100
20,100
93
Mar
44 Va
ocuntici
Feb
ays
Jan
14%
Jan
19 Va
45
Jan
Serrick
4V2
28 Va
Jan
26
5V2
Mar
230
99
93 Va
Jan
>
104
eLather
Be ton
Shattuck
o
Oceanic
Oil
Company
1
Ohio
Power 4V2S
Okalta
Oils
Okonite
4%
5,300
10%
21,100
54%
56 Va
500
——100
110%
90o
OH & Gas Co class A
6%
Securities
7 V4
1,000
7 Va
Apr
8%
Jan
6V2
800
6%
6%
Apr
7 Va
20,300
Jan
Jan
744
Apr
21 Va
200
20 % Mar
23 Va
Feb
Feb
Sonotone
0%
6%
21 Va
76
76
23%
23 Va
lfi
Apr
4%
Feb
84% Mar
Jan
7944
2,200
65 %
Jan
82
23%
.
600
18 %
Jan
23% Mar
Boss
South
Can
Pacific
Gas &
Co
common
1st preferred
1st preferred
5%
redeemable
3644
preferred
—25
dividend
preferred
Northern
Airlines
Pacific
Power
&
Pancoastal Petroleum
Israel
Oil
Apr
4.56%
200
29
Feb
32 %
Jan
4.48%
29
Feb
30%
2d '/2
20
28%
29
2J
29%
1,800
27%
27%
27 %
800
l.iuO
500
102% Mar
lo 1 Va 102 '/it
200
101*?
Apr
105%
380
104%
Jan
106
Jan
2
Jan
3Va
101 Va
Apr
105%
104
Jan
108% Mar
2%
2%
11V4
,
2%
8,500
11%
32,200
107 %
100
10 V2
107
107
330
106
(C A) vtc_—2 Bol
1%
1%
1%
1%
]
%
6V2
17,800
2
6%
7
-
Traffic
Perfect
Circle
Peruvian
Plnchin
374b
Apr
Feb
30%
Jan
38 Va Mar
33 V*
Jan
33
3644
38
500
5%
>6
3,700
5
Jan
50
35
J an
37
Mar
Jan
11
Apr
Apr
6% Mar
10%
10'/»
11
3,800
19
1844
1944
4,700
1844 Mar
214i
Feb
39%
39%
40%
8,700
39 V* Mar
45
Jan
37
37
4
—
4
"5%
8%
8%
500
~6Vb
4 Va Mar
344 Mar
34%
Apr
Feb
7,800
4%
Jan
64'a Mar
900
8%
Feb
94s
Feb
8%
Jan
9
7%
4—--
8Vs
32%
"5%
8
700
7%
Jan
33 Vb
34%
49%
Jan
544'< Mar
28%
28%
100
27 Va
Jan
28%
Apr
4 4'A
45'A
400
41%
Jan
45%
Apr
4044
34%
42%
1,500
38'/a
Jan
42%
Apr
25% Mar
2744
Apr
5,800
&
32
5%
Jan
37*4 Mar
Southland Royalty Co
Spencer Shoe Corp
Btahl-Meyer Inc
Feb
Standard Dredging Corp common
Jan
SI.60
Industries
Jan
Standard
Oil
Jan
Standard Packaging Corp
Jan
Convertible preferred
Standard Power & Light
844
62
Jan
Jan
common
common
Co
Inc
Pressed
Metals
Preston
East
common
Co
Sciirry-Rainbow
Jan
Steel
Parts
Corporation
Stein
(A)
& Co common
•
44a
66
4%
4%
Jan
65 Va
Apr
x71%
Feb
18
Jan
21%
Jan
21%
400
3%
15,800
7%
«'/4
113 Jan
3
Jan
944
Jan
Stetson
4%
Jan
3,700
4%
Feb
17%
800
17 %
Apr
ft Mar
20
Rtr"ock
3,300
11$ Mar
2%
Jan
Stylon
7%
7,200
5%
Jan
9%
Feb
Jan
SO
2,850
78%
23%
24 K
3,20')
7%
4%
4
900
200
5,ouO
7%
7
1,600
0/4
3 '2
7
%
30%
29%
Co
2,000
Jan
Superior
Apr
9%
Feb
Jan
4 Va
Apr
Swan Finch Oil Corn
30 Va
Apr
x4%
Jan
60%
Feb
11% Mar
12%
Talon
Jan
Feb
Jan
51%
10
12%
124a
400
15
17
15,300
12% Feb
52
1(r'8
xl7%
8ft
8%
27,800
5ft Jan
m
2%
2%
8,«00
1%
Feb
26%
7,000
10
9%
38%
10 Va
15%
9%
Feb
Feb
105% 106 %
200
100
Mar
106 Va
Electric
Power
Thew
Shovel
Thloko]
Co
70c convertible
New
common
Jan
49
Jan
15%
Jan
1644
Jan
Tlu
27% Mar
41
Feb
28
Mar
844
844
24%
300
25
250
x32%
33%
1,900
13%
12%
13 Vz
600
9%
20%
9 %
100
21
20%
1%
1,000
14 a
11%
300
%
600
1
Jan
Inc
Co
preferred
25
34%
Shipyard
Oil
Jan
Trans
13% Mar
9% Mar
1644
1
10%
24
Jan
1%
Jan
44
'
Corp
True
Jan
14%
Jan
4,500
8 44
6,800
444
Jan
'•8%
8
7 '/a
8
3,400
4%
Feb
8
Apr
Jan
Feb
23%
Jan
4%
Apr
8Vb
1,100
16 %
200
16 Va Mar
22% Jan
48
300
45
52
444
26%
4
Va
4%
Apr
7
2,500
30 Va
4,925
Mar
9
Jan
3%
Jan
Mar
Jan
5Va
Feb
Apr
25
36%
Jan
12%
11%
12
11%
Jan
12
11%
12
2,100
11 Va
Jail
12%
274a
26%
2744
3,500
23%
Feb
27%
16
15 Va
16%
18,300
14%
Jan
32
28 V*
32 %
11,500
19%
19%
2044
3,800
5%
4%
5'A
39,700
Corp
Va
3,300
Jan
Apr
16% Mar
112
Mar
23 %
Jan
32%
15
Jan
20% Mar
4% Mar
5%
Apr
Jan
14
15%
4,500
12% Mar
15%
19%
204B
6,600
14%
20% Mar
61
64
21
15%
20'A
550
22 V*
10 Va
11%
28 VB
Apr
21
300
22 %
Apr
12 Vb
Feb
Apr
9%
Jan
26
Mar
28% Jan
6% Feb
144
500
lft
200
56%
Jan
5%
6,300
5
Mar
101
2%
102
234
1%
2
144
300
%
99
2,700
144
344
4%
12%
28%
25%
28%
1,900
22 VB
22 %
40
102
Apr
344
62,000
64'b
Jan
1%
6,000
12%
1%
69
Jan
2%
4,000
4%
•
7%
Jan
66 %
5%
102
1%
6444
5%
F®b
65 %
2,700
28
Feb
40 Vb Mar
500
10%
28
22%
•
^
12% Mar
110 % Mar
12 Va
Inc
Realization
Name
Apr
1044
55
43% Mar
Jan
20 Vb Mar
2%
Feb
Apr
Mar
Feb
Apr
Jan
2% Jan
Feb
4 Va
10% Mar
14 Vb
25
Jan
28%
Apr
19 % Mar
22 Va
Apr
Jan
Jan
u
Ulen
Feb
68
12%
37%
30,600
28%
warrants
Feb
8
2374 Mar
50
1,000
Feb
4%
~444
100
1
1.25
1
Ltd
Oils
Temper
Trunx
Jan
8
preferred
Lux Corp
Trl-Contlnental
Mar
45 Va
4%
47%
£1
5s
20
70c
common
Corp
Empire
Trans
1% Mar
Jan
39% Mar
8% Mar
30% Feb
30% Jan
1644
1644
1
1
Mining of Nevada
Tonopab
Feb
10 Va
Jan
7%
25c
i
w
Inc
ttooung
Todd
Apr
Jan
9,300
Jan
Apr
444
25c
Realty & Construction
Tobacco Security Trust Co Ltd—
Amer deposit rets ord registered
Amer deposit rets def registered
844 Apr
Jan
30
19.400
404a
1
7
23%
4%
1
10c
10
20
Tishman
X3244
21
5
Corp
common
Markets
Inc
Th^'ofsre
Apr
200
Jan
2744
40 %
20%
12
4Vb
•
common
Corporation
26%
-
25 VB
16% Jan
Jan
3%
300
40 V2
Apr
Jan
1
$4.56 pfd
& Light
Thompson-Starrett
200
16
30
26%
Feb
Feb
26% Mar
72,500
30
8
20%
14
1,300
844
8%
Jan
Jan
1048
600
4 VB
4
30
46%
7
common
common
Chemical
44
16
29%
V4
844
1
common
Co
Inc
Texas
38% Apr
10% Mar
5,900
4
3%
Jan
4% Jan
Jan
1744
Mar
5
A
common
Technicolor
2% Apr
37
class
B
Tampa
Feb
2'
Inc
Class
Apr
8 /4
1,600
12
31
Jan
Feb
T
Feb
8%
57%
Jan
16'A
19
Apr
27%
6% Jan
1544
11%
61
Mar
3Va
900
250
1
•
1
Ray urug common
Sunrise Supermarkets Corp
5
100
20'A
16
1
3%
49 Va
x6 %
19 Va
•
Corporation
7 Va
54%
300
X6%
20
1
—
27% Jan
3Vs Jan
55
8
43
9
common
Portland Cement Inc
Superior Tool & Die Co
53%
«
&
'S)
7
•
common
90
2244 Mar
7%
7/4
--
B)
buii
86%
^
(J
(Hugo) Corp
Stop & Shop Inc
Jan
"2'/a
6%
Q7,/s
ordinary
Stlnnes
44a
17%
*2
Corp
Sterling Aluminum Products common-8
Sterling Brewers Inc
1
Sterling Inc
1
Sterliug Trecislon Instrument
10c
7%
4%
,a
4% Mar
400
2%
«
Apr
2,000
68
20 %
2\f
3i<j
4
4%
65'/a
,4
1
3 Va
3
1
3
3
3 Va
8,000
<V
3
200
Ulen
Corp
changed
to
Company
Management
(Effective
April
121
4%
3,400
Cnemlcal
o
544
5
5%
6,800
of
•
44%
42
44%
700
4
9%
9%
400
8%
Jan
10% Mar
20
85%
Jan
99
Jan
3%
Jan
3% Mar
Gas
Union
Apr
Onion
95%
98
210
9244
11%
1144
1144
100
10
——3
22%
22'/a
22 Va
3,OUO
—...—5
'27 %
Feb
98
Apr
Investment
Aircraft
United
27
28%
1,300
32%"
30%
33 Va
13.30J
14%
1444
15
11%
1144
12
12% Jan
United
Milk
21 % Mar
24% Jan
United
Molasses
1
32 Va Mar
20
Jan
Jan
6244 Mar
United N
Apr
33 Vb
Apr
United
1,500
13% Mar
1544
Jan
3,100
13
5%
20
33
.38%
5'/a
,
544
>
11%
Apr
14 %
Jan
Jan
6% Mar
23Vb Feb
United
50 Va
U S Air
9,100
4,300
common—_T
,
7
644
V
,
common
1
—8
72 Va
6944
Amer
17- i Jan
28% Jan
preferred
United Shoe Machinery common
Preferred
Feb
2j
Specialties common
Conditioning Corp
U
8
and
8
Rubber
Jan
1
common—.
72%
Jan
12
13%
Jan
Apr
Jan
24%
21 % Mar
24 V8
4%
4
rf
95,200
3% Mar
5ft
1,500
6%
Apr
8%
15,000
3%
Jan
25%
4,400
20
Jan
28 Va Mar
2,900
23
Jan
7%
25%
27%
2ft
2ft
ft
1,600
lft
Jan
3%
32.409
1 Vb
Jan
3ft
Feb
104's
—
71.
-•
17%
common
^
9%
40
9%
Feb
Mar
Feb
Feb
Jan
5% Feb
Jan
239
544
Mar
Jan
lft Mar
544
Jan
9
47%
12
1,500
11%
Jan
2%
3
10,200
244
Apr
124% 130
2,900
90%
Jan
1,300
1244 Mar-.
1544
*:
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,
200
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6,200
70
37
260
16%
3
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13,200
1,600
1!
li
294k
26%
29%
1,950
3%
3%
3%
9,500
*
Mar
.', .1% Mar
;
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1%
Mar
54% Mar
Feb
52
39 %
1%,,'1%
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;
100 ■>
%
11 Va
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1
"
500
900
common
'
40%
.
"
Jan
13
Feb
3%
'
Jan
130%
Apr
16% Mar
2% Jan
-
3% Mar
Jan
Jan
2% Mar
Apr
73
Jan
65%
28%
37Va Mar
Jan
29%
Apr
3%
Jan
7%
25% Mar
warrants
Norman
Venezuelan
Venezuela
,
Co
Co
6,600
7
Jan
Inc
3%
1,500
3%
Jan
4%
Feb
Voet
16%
1744
1.100
Mar
18%
Jan
Vulcan
:
Virginia Iron Coal &
Manufacturing
Silver-Lead
500
4,900;
13,800
Petroleum
Syndicate
Vinco Corporation
poke Co_
i,—
3,200
14,300 *
800
200
5,100,
Corj}
T
T
3%
Feb
6 Vb
Apr
90
preferred
Van
10%
11% Mar
Corn
Steel
9%
16
%
I
Co
Sugar
convertible
3%
1
-
Vanaainm-Aiioys
Feb
2ft
1
Products
$4
Apr
2ft
2ft
26%
Insurance
Vslspar
Apr
25%
2
Feb
50 Vb
125
50<
common
Corp..
Consolidated OIL
Utah-Idaho
Feb
7%
•
50c
Corp
American
Universal
Feb
7
24
Feb
Jan
Feb
7
]
>
3
]
:
12
;
Reclaiming Co_
Stores
Jan
21%
6%
.
Jan
38%
.52
j
.
-
Universal
Apr
22
11
50c
.—1
Oil Co Ltd
6eaboard
Vo**
7%
i—1
——————
Western Airlines
Securities Corp General
Seeman Bros Ine__
—
4%
6%
1
Co—
65 Va Mar
20'A Mar
25c
(Del)
Jan
230
10
239
U
%
544
10<
:
International Securities™
Universal
22%
6%
35%
5ft Feb
239
U
10
23
8%
_
400
10s
10%
Jan
20
11,300
Apr
6%
"
6%
—20
4%
4744
Apr
7%
28
U S Foil class B
;—20
744
3714
7%
37
100
common
6Va Mar
700
37%
Feb
4% Jan
•
registered
Sharing
Jan
12%
42
99
3%
41
Ltd—
Co
Universal
12
_7%
20
j RR & Canal
3%
5,300
50o
common
common
rets ord
dep
Profit
6,100
72%
9%
99
100
Corp
Products
1,900
7
3%
'
5%
10
Omaha
Porducts
Elastic
Mar
52%
2744
10
_
Co
Yards of
Stock
10c
Corp
Canada
United
Co
;
Management Company
3
9744
r—
4%
unexcelled
Ulen
2%
£1
piu
reg
pfd 4 % % series—
pfd 4.40% series—;.
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
Scurry Oils Ltd
7 Vb
18% Mar
12
1965
Cum
Steel Co
Apr
Feb
8
Mar
Union
Cum
Scullin
8%
47%
45 Va Mar
50o
Milling Co Ltd
Diego Gas & Electric Cor—
Cum pfd 5% series
Inc:
Jan
Jan
San
Schick
67/a
16 Va
common——
Brick
8,600
2,350
1
Carlos
Fisher
Jan
25 Vb
10,100
United
&
17%
Jan
25%
1
Co
Canada
U
Savoy Oil Inc
Apr
1444
17%
(The F C) CompanyRyan Aeronautical Co__
i_;..
Ryan Consolidated Petroleum—
Sayre
16 %
6,200
47%
Ltd-
Corp Ltd
400
26%
17 Va
Russell
St Lawrence
Apr
164b
25
46%
17 %
47%
39%
Corp common— iiliiLA—
Ryerson & Haynes
35% Mar
18
900
404a
——-—
Ave
Jan
16 Vb
6,300
•
Co
3044
14,100
29'A
5%
Royce Ltd—
Russeks Fifth
Jan
450
17
1644
344
_1
Rome Cable Corp common.
Roosevelt Field Inc—..
Royallle Oil
26%
3344
16%
5'/B
"T Va
Argentine Mining Co
Valley Gas Co—
(The)
3,500
32
16%
3%
5
Radiator
'
28 VB
3344
5%
1
Engineering
Steel
28%
344
50c
Corp
Electric
Jan
1
1
common
53%
1
•
S
Rio Grande
■
800
of
10c
Rice-Stix Inc__
New-
57%
(The)
•
Remington Arms Co Inc
Rotary
56%
Co
6.25
dep rets ord
Apr
57
Steel
1
Pump Co
American
Apr
5%
Starrett
10
common
3
16%
Jan
Feb
8
E*ec
26
Jan
144
Jan
10
Preferred
a
Jan
13%
79,500
_•
B
Products
Toledo Edison 4%%
Gas
23Va
4,700
5%
Apr
•
com
Railway & Utility Investment A
Rath Packing Co common
Raymond Concrete Pile common-
Rochester
250
1644
44's
9%
100
Timber
(Texas Corp> vtc
Vtc extended to Jan
24%
16'A
5%
844
Jan
Toklan
Richmond
23%
16%
6
•
&
Jan
Jan
Thor
Quebec Power Co
&
6%
548
6 Va
1
common
Oil
Jan
7% Mar
1
Pyrene Manufacturing
(Robert)
5%
700
1
Ltd
cumulative preferred
Reliance Eiectric
3,000
400
•
Reiter-Foster
5%
14,100
of Colorado—
Reading Tube Corp
544
5%
2.50
America
&
544
7%
•
Gas
Cn
Jan
8%
--
,
Pulp
Jan
6
5%
Providence
PvJe-National
6
Feb
7%
8%
7%
•
•
Puget Sound
Jan
4%
-
class
Common
Apr
444
2,000
8
Prosperity Co class B
4%%
66
1,100
5%
1
Producers Corp of Nevada
Public Service
Jan
5
444
Standard-Thomson Corp
Standard Tube class B
Apr
•
Mines
58
66
Apr
4%
Jan
2.50
common
common
of
200
65%
24 Va
25c
Dome
6
16%
10
Pratt & Lambert Co
Prentice-Hall
Jan
2,800
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
50
Pittsburgh Metallurgical common__2.50
Pittsburgh Railways Co
•
Pleasant Valley Wine Co
1
Mining
5
17%
1
Polaris
Jan
1,800
6
16%
1
common
Powdrell & Alexander
Power Corp of Canada
Feb
2244
Btandard
z
Scale
26
Jan
Jan
1
Pneumatic
Jan
16
Apr
10c
Corp
common
25
500
5%
10
1
10
1
(Ky)
200
5
"5
1
Inc
3,400
17 Va
6%
--
Aircraft
preferred
Corp
Forglngs
Standard
6
2744
25%
17%
25%
1
Amer
convertible
Btandard
Jan
274s
2544
17%
1
9
1
•
1
20
1
Line
2%
Jan
5
Pipe
27%
2 '
Inc
Co
2
Jan
1% Apr
9,000
Southern
preferred
Materials
42%
Jan
♦
Ltd
IV2
cumulative preferred
cumulative
Southern
—
16% Apr
2.50
Minerals
Johnson
70 Va
convertible
1,000
Piper
)
36%
4,100
Pioneer Gold Mines Ltd
*
23%
6%
shares__10a
V
Jan
25%
17%
-*
Corp
Oils
Pierce*Governor
San
49 Va
Jan
5%
;—1
Phillips Packing Co
Phillips Screw Co
Rowe
Jan
16%
Pep Boys (The)
1
Pepperell Manufacturing Co vMassi—20
Rolls
Feb
Jan
6V4
2.50
,
Pennroad Corp common
Penn Water & Power Co
Rico
Feb
106%
20%
16%
16%
...——2
Co
Mar
26
59
1
Patlcan Co Ltd
Reis
117%
Jan
2,400
.2
2
Parkersburg-Aetna Corp
Reda
Jan
Jan
4,900
25%
-1
Parker Pen Co class A.
Class B
27% Mar
67% Mar
lc
Penn
56 %
100
*6
28
25
—25
25
25
25
preferred
preferred
preference
convertible preference
cumulative
4.08%
Jan
105
Pantepec Oil (C A) Amer share—1 Bol
Corp
—1
:
25
367/b
12.50
original
4.32%
29% Feb
29%
103 V4 104%
*
Chemical Company——
Jan
Jan
103%
100
vtc
27%
27%
106
Paramount Motors
.
34%
Apr
27% Apr
105% Jan
1
pfd
common
31% Apr
28
1
Light 5%
Page-Hersey Tubes
4.88%
500
34j/8
28va
•
Pacific Petroleums Ltd
Apr
28%
redeemable 1st pfd series A_.—25
red 1st preferred
25
red 1st pfd
25
Pacific Lighting $4.50 preferred
*
$4.40 dividend cum preferred———•
$4.75
37%
3,400
30%
30%
5%
Pacific
5%
Jan
37%
84
25
1st
28% Feb
25
36V2
25
4.80%
4.50%
Park
52 Ve Mar
Jan
47
1
1
common
Coast Corp common
Penn Oil Co common
25% Mar
8
1st pfd—25
Electric 6%
5 V2 %
Pan
700
1.500
Feb
Apr
12 Vb
Mar
9% Mar
Southern California Edison—
Pacific
5%
56 Va
13%
25
Jan
22
100
7,600
28
25%
£1
•
1
Corp
Manufacturing
South
P
11 Vb
3,500
,
10%
Feb
•
1
*
20
preferred
convertible
S3
Simplicity Pattern common
Simpson's Ltd common
Singer Manufacturing Co
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord registered
Smith
(Howard) Paper Mills
lft
71
Jan
Publications—
400
21 Va
——————1
Mar
common
2,000
1
Overseas
112
Jan
Co
lft
1
Inc
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd Amer shares_10i
108 Va
Bimmons-Boardman
6V4
7%
—7
4Qc cumulative preferred—...
Olympic Radio & Television Inc
150
13 Va
1
Sllex
Jan
80 %
lft
79
Jan
108 Va
106
2
Apr
61
Apr,
11%
104%
2
10%
Jan
12 V*
54%
103%
•
Class B
4% Mar
3% Jan
6 Va
54%
Feb
400
•
7%
79 %
1
110 Va 110 V2
1A
25
—
common
Old Town Corp common
Omar
4'/«
10
56 %
common
preferred
Ltd
Company
4%
10
•
50o
common
3%
•
Canada
of
Ltd
Breweries
Signal
Ohio Brass Co class B
5%
Jan
-100
Corp of America class A
Shoe
Jan
IV2
25
9%
Mar
4V«
13%
1144
56%
29
common
Bherwin-Wllliams
Jan
12%
~9%
17
1,500
38,100
25
—
& Power
Water
3
High
11% Jan
300
5%
2%
1
Range since Jan.
Low
12%
5
13
1
20o
preferred
4%
3
Mining
Sherwin-Williams
Apr
81ckx
Ogden Corp
Inc
"5
common..
Denn
Bhawinigan
Feb
8% Mar
Jan
88
Corp
Servomechanisms
Feb
6 Va Mar
Feb
Control
class B
Safety
Shares
High
12%
i
lOo
common
Corp
xtauio
Sentry
49 Va Mar
10
102% 103'A
103
17
Low
.12.50
DC1WJ
Mar
19
5
•
1
2 /a
of Prices
Per
Nipissing
Sales
for Week
Range
Sale Price
High
LOW
mo ft
Week's
Last
stocks
American Stock Exchange
1
Jan.
Niles-Bement Pond
Mines——
15
Sales
for Week
27
4
...
25
5
.
15%
4% Mar
Feb
6 Vb
i
6 Vb
Feb
29%
r.-
Apr
Jan
Mar
33 Vb Mar
Jan
Jan
Jan
3044 Apr
.,
Mar
4% jan
4%
24
94%
Jan
Jan
f
Jan
.,.17% Fpb
5%; -Jan
,
Number 5421... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Volume 181
(1803)
31
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
American Stock
Week's
Last
Exchange
V
Range
Par
i-
WEEK
ENDED
Waco
Aircraft
l'/e
Low
BONDS
Range
High
since
Low
Jan.
"
1
American
•
voting
ctfs
ext
preferred
Waitt
&
$2
Bond
Wallace
&
Waltham
Ward
5%
*
5%
Inc
Tiernan
3%
30
.
Inc
Webb
Knapp
series
West
1%
1%
5%
5%
31%
31%
2%
*
Manufacturing
Texas
Western
Utilities
Leaseholds
Western
146%
Ainer
dep rets ord
shares
Westmoreland
5
Jan
1%
Jan
2%
5%
Apr
11%
Jan
37
Feb
60,500
1
Jan
380
2%
139
Jan
3%
Whitman
Wichita
(Wm)
River
Wickes
5,4u0
Williams
Willson
(R
C)
Wilrich
20
19%
20
(F
American
Bid & Asked
37%
46
Jan
18%
Jan
.
.
•
■'."Jrf
■
5
•
8%
v
1
•
99%
3%
50%
t35%
2012—Jan-July
36
55
41
48
52%
35
51
37
Jan-July
5%
5%
5%
1G
4%
5%
■5%
5%
5%
l7
41a
Deferred
a
5%
in
year's
bid
being
delivery transaction
in
year's range),
d Ex-interest,
year's range), f Ex-distribution,
g Ex-stock dividend,
h Extransaction
(not included in year's range).
r Transaction
for cash
range),
and
(not included
included in
(not
x
Ex-dividend,
asked
prices;
flat.
traded
y
sales
no
Ex-rights,
Ex-liquidating dividend.
during current week.
z
being transacted
;■
•
-
.
*;/*.
,
§ Reported
in receivership.
•
•"*
Abbreviations11 used above—"cod," certificates of deposit; "cons," consolidated;
"cum," cumula¬
tive; "conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v" non-voting stock; "v t
c," voting-trust certificates;
"w J-" when issued; "w w," with
warrants; "x w," without warrants.
;
,
.
Apr
2%
Jan
4%
,Vj
Jan
•
Apr
5% Jan
12% Mar
13%
Stock and Bond
Jan
6%
Feb
10% Mar
16%
Jan
18%
Feb
i7f, Mar
1
_
IS
12
Apr
3%
237,100
3%
2% Mar
2,000
16%
15%
1,650
107
■
—
107
Jan
16%
Jan
106
3%
Jan
12 %
80
107%
23
23
200
19%
Jan
24
18
18%
400
15%
Jan
listed
on
Averages
the
daily closing averages of representative stocks and bonds
the New York Stock Exchange as compiled
by Dow, Jones & Co.;
are
60%
66
68%
2,500
39
Jan
75
-Stocks-
-Bonds—
10
19% Mar
1
8
Below
Apr
Feb
'■
__
2
receipts
102
41
Feb
10
30
13
Total
10
First
Second
10
Indus-
Mar
20
Rail¬
Util¬
65
Indus¬
Grade
Grade
Util¬
trials
roads
ities
Stocks
trials
Rails
Rails
ities
Date
Ltd—
deposit
+
•
1
1
,
'
Apr
400
—"
%
16%
common
8%
:
U
25
Inc
Feb
14%
1,400
1,700
•
100
Machine
35
32
1%
5%
8%
Jan
Jan
Jan
——
12%
2s
,
High
'
1
pfd
' .7 '
4%
—
99%
141
™
Jan-July
A)
—
99%
Mar-Sept
1919
Under-the-rule
n
A Bonds
Mar
10
500
12%
12%
1
4%%
value,
included
(not
19% Apr
20% Feb
24%
5,300
./
(Plan
1
Low
—'
June-Dec
1997
6y2s
Jan.
No.
f 65
165
Range since
Sold
June-Dec
par
principal.
Mar
% Mar
Jan
14
30
14%
32
„
stmpd
1972-
5s
Bonds
High
June-Dec
2yas 2008
1
Government
Jfay-Nov
April-Oct
1931—
1921
*No
•'
2,075"
■
——
13%
30%
common
W)
50
.
■
13 %
30%
Ltd
Petroleum
Woolworth
-w''
—
1
5
Industries
...
400
25
1
Lt
224
Jan
Jan
"
'
1
Newspaper
Wodley
l
Co
Jan
Odd-lot transaction
e
6t7ff Jan
4}£ Feb
186
37,800
18%
Inc
5%
preferred
Wisconsin Pwr &
Woodail
%
45%
Co
&
Brothers
%
17%
Corp
Petroleums
Wilson
5
iff
45%
Corp
Products
Mar
3s
Janeiro
A5%s
% Mar
Feb
102%
5 y«
A
4
105
de
ARussian
•
preferred
&
Oil
(The)
Range
Friday's
or
Sale Price
Mar
Jan
3%
700
—
Rio
3% Mar
158
stamped
Sinking fund
Apr
17%
6s
(Plan A)
(Republic of) —
Peru
Feb
500
10
convertible
Parana
2,700
18%
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg
White's Auto Stores Inc
5 % %
Mortgage Bank of Denmark
iFriday's
•
Inc
Jan
23%
6%
20
com
4%
22% Mar
—
Is
Western Tablet & Stationery
Westmoreland Coal
Jan
1,900
■
5 iff
1947
1947
3%
20,600
——
*
1927)
1927)
AMortgage Bank of Chile
Jan
33
3%
(issue of May
A7s Issue of Oct
Feb
Apr
24
2%
2%
pfd__100
Ltd
A7s
Feb
5%
109%
19% Mar
146 % 149
1.25
4.40%
J an
Jan
100
Maryland Ry 7% 1st pfd__100
Stockholders Invest Ltd—
Western
Wood
24
23%
1
Inc
8%
Jan
5
1,300
20%
23%
preference
Wentworth
Week's
Last
Period
Low
105%
20%
1
common
5%
200
2,000
—
4
10c
Co
Corp
&
$6
~
3%
__
Baking Co warrants
Wasatch
'
•
40c
Watch
Interest
Exchange
High
'
1
preferred
5%
5%
5%
—_^100
cumulative
Stock
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
Co
Baking
15
Friday
Shares
W
Wagner
APRIL
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
*
FOR
Sales
8%
8%
2A
5s
\ 2A
800
9% Jan
718 Mar
April
3
Holiday
Total
40
Bonds
preference
£1
Hargreaves
Ltd
^ ;
•
2%
•
American
Stock
Interest
Last
Friday's
or
Sale Pi tee
Period
Exchange
Bethlehem Steel
Boston
Edison
6s
Aug 1
2%s
1970
June-Dec
1998
series
Chicago
Transit Authority 3%s
Delaware Lack & Western RR—
it Feb
Holiday-
418.77
155.03
b4.13
156.59
98.70
101.43
100.81
98.90
9y.9S
12
420.94
157.08
64.60
157.82
98.77
101.39
100.81
98.91
99.97
April
13
421.57
157 55
64.86
158.13
98.55
101.65
100 86
98.81
99.97
14
422.46
156.87
64.68
158.10
98.53
101.47
100.86
98.82
99.92
_
1
Low
No.
30
155
Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock
High
101%
104%
150
High
tl46
Jan.
150
June-Dec
97'A
97 %
98
17
96%
Jan-July
1978
11.
April
4 '*
Sold
102 V2 103
103
Quar-Feb
1970
A
2
Jan
Bonds
Bid it Asked
Low
Appalachian Elec Power 3%s
3% Mar
2
Week's Range
Friday
BONDS
3% Mar
8,100
*
April
April
6%
Wright
91%
91%
91%
36
90%
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
92%
Date—
Lackawanna of N J Division—
1st
mortgage 4s
A 1st
Eastern
mortgage
Gas
Elmira
4s
Fuel
&
Water
Ercole
series A
series
3%s
B
1993
74%
81
Mon.
Apr.
11
72.49
High
70
70
64
72
Tues.
Apr.
12
72.77
96 %
96%
93%
96%
Wed.
Apr.
13—
1940 coupon
73.32
t102
May-Noo
1953
for 1955
Low
1105
104
102
103%
Thurs.
Elec Mtg Co—
A6%s with Nov 1
Range
75
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
1956
Closing
75
May-Nov
May
1965
Lt & RR 5s
Marrelli
1993
Averages
(35 Stocks)
100
A6 V2S ex Nov 1 1947 coupon 1953
Finland Residential Mtge Bank 5s 1961
Flying Tiger Line 5%s conv debs 1967
May -Nov
196
AGesfuerel 6s debs 1953
June-Dec
Apr.
14__
73.13
1954
High
68.72 Dec 31
Low
73.48
15
Apr.
68.05 Jan 18
Range for
47.32 Jan
4
125
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
Fri.
73.48 Apr. 15
_
Guantanamo
AHamburg
Western RR
&
Electric
AHamburg Elev
7s
&
4s
1970
with
A7s
ex
Nov
Nov
Ohio
due
1953
6%%
liq tr ctfs
6%s
extended to
ex
Oct
Oct
1
1940
1947
1
Electric
6s
Gas
Corp.
100% .102
3 '
April-Oct
90% '92
101
98%
__
101%
98%
2
101% 102
100%
101%
—
103%
102
4
1101% 104
104%
98
1103% 103%
June-Dec
Gas
Feb-Aug
1998—Jan-July
1169
93
1177%
May -Nov
6s
1146%
125
1953
A
and ref
3s
1965
103 Va
C
3s
series
B
1973
—
195
107
101% 101%
198
101
100%
103 y4
195
scries
F
19791
Feb-Aug
(Calif)
5s
3s
1970
98%
May-Noo
with
'/2s
United
Aug
Aug
ex
Electric
7s
Dec
with
A7s
Dec
ex
1
A 6s
mtge
1940 coupon 1953
1947 coupon 1953
265.6
321.1
307.3
Stocks
Mon.
April 11_
Railroad
1
Service
1
Bonds
Bonds
Washington
Webb
West
&
deb 6s
Water
ser
$3,490,000
3,581,000
$294,000
$3,784,000
245,000
3,826,000
3,052,500
190,000
103%
103%
2,887,300
3,400,000
267,000
103
Thurs. April 14
Fri. April 15
3,178,450
3,592,000
276,000
$4,000
101
105%
14,338,025
$17,115,500
$1,272,000
$4,000
100 %
93%
99%
2,681,630
Total
100%
Power
Western
Traction
Newspaper
5s
98%
108
—
110
stocks—No.
of
shares
U.
May-Nov
164
—
98
1037/a
June-Dec
June-Dec
1960
76%
■
21
103% 104
81
103 %
16,.
81
Railroad and
Interest
Period
Last
73%
1
107%
108%
4
100%
105
or
Agricultural Mortgage Bank (Col) —
A20-year 7s April 1946
A20-year 7s Jan 1947
Jan-July
ACauca
—June-Dec
Central Bk of German State & Prov Banks—
series
A6s
series
A
B
Feb-Aug
Transactions at the American Stock Exchange
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
April-Oct
ADanzig Port & Waterways 6%s
AGerman Cons Munic 7s 1947
f- secured
1952
1947
Low
1
High
162
157%
160%
Total
Corporate
Bonds
Bonds
$6,000
$17,000
$94,000
944,055
_»
$71,000
80,000
28,000
6.0C0
114.000
881,835
April 12
Thurs.
113
Bonds
Bonds
891,330
Mon. April 11
Tues.
April 14
".
Fri. April 15
75,000
16.000
54,000
5,000
838,170
59,000
27,000
5,003
91,000
963,220
Wed. April 13
}85
—
77
:
"
..
J77
"
V
,
120
76
92*'
76
22
111
Feb-Aug
'
85,000
23,300
17,900
130,000
$94,000
$61,000
; .$504,000
;Ue%
■
4,568,610
77
$349,000
Week Ended April 15
1954
1955
78%
.
■
"
Jan. 1 to
April 15
(City) Ger 7s 1939—
(Prov) 6%s 1949—
City ,(Peru 6%s stamped
Maranhao
stamped
AMedellin
7s
(Plan
stamped
A)
1951
2%s
97%
1168
May-Noo
'___Feb-Aug
1958_
Mar-Sept
2008
May-Noo
June-Dec
97
138%
'
1954
1955
1
97
115 %
2
83
Stocks—No. of shares
101
—
138% 138%
164
4,568,610
2,354,059
81,971,139
141%
185
i
35 878,727
■
Bonds
160%
170%
138%
Foreign government
64
Foreign
corporate
■«
$349,000
Domestfc
131
64
]
22%
"
97%
111
i
Total
7?
'
Jan-July
—June-Dec
Hanover
,
Jan.
Foreign
Foreign
Government
Domestic
of
Shares)
■
6s
AHanover
ALima
Stocks
Range glnee
113
.
77
"
1951^
233,305,100
$280,032,700
"
•
1952
NO.
J10O
+
273,841,200
$298,457,000
81
tlOO
April-Oct
Jan-July
(Germany) 7s 1951
Valley 7s 1948
Bold
High
12,839,500
$14,920,500
17,115,500
(Number
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Sale Price
431,000
46,291,100
$18,391,500
Week'* Bang*
-
169,000
24,438,830
105%
78
.■
Industrial
99
103% 105
Feb-Aug
Exchange
$5,500
$9,000
2,0:22,000
159
92%
107% 107%
June-Dec
1959
99
172%
159
*
Jan-July
1964
$8,000
$4,000
Bank
—
Low
A 6s
1954
133,570,354
1,272,000
Friday
ABaden
April 15
1955
228,759,982
Government
...
1963-
6s
S.
International
125
1956
BONDS
Stock
1951
8,345,400
14,333,025
—
Jan. 1 to
Bonds
3%s
Union
3,667,000
3,872,000
$18,391,500
Week Ended April 15
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
American
3,242,500
TP
104
1105
June-Deo
Knapp Inc 5s debs 1974.
Penn
Sales
1
June-Dec
A
Bond
Bonds
2,815,870
125
1956
coupon
coupon
Total
Government
Bonds
2,774,775
98
Co—
1940
1947
United Statea
Int'l
Bank
Foreign
and Miscel.
2
98%
1108
Feb-Aug
f gold 1945
s
Wasatch Corp
A
283.0
—1 2
1955
1
United Industrial Corp—
A6V2S s f debentures 1941
AS
+ 1.3
317.0
Hydro-Electric Co—
A6V2S
'■>
143.0
274.8
Wed. April 13
<
100% 100%
Feb-Aug
;
154.3
Tues. April 12.+.
199% 100%
1971—-Jan-July
3%s
1989
+ 0.6
2
1100 1 100%
101
101%
Electric
150.7
354.2
103%
96
"I
3s
Gas
283.5
101%
101
Bros
316.5
100
97
101
&
2.5
Shares
103%
Feb-Aug
&
+
Number 0/
103%
101
Feb-Aug
Gas
342.0
308.9
High.
110
100%
1103% 105%
G)
362.1
Transactions at the New York Stock Exchange
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
102
92
100%
55
199
1976
Counties
325.6
+ 1.1
278.3
Service
Mining
156
102
Feb-Aug
(A
and
344.7
+ 0.2
313.2
Finance
t'V +0.7
358.2
151.6
Trade,
341.4
322.8
316.5*
___.
Utility
13b
63
1978
Southwestern
135
101
103
1017/a
101'A
324.7
343.8
362.1*
_
_
Goods
Transportation
177%
—
106
April-Oct
269.4
323.6
:
Non-Durable
93%
170
E
Spalding
91
—
series
Southern
151
1
3s
Southern California Gas 3%s 1970—
Low
286.2
168%
165
1
93
1976-
series D
—"7
High
+ 0.8
Change
—
151% 151%
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
1973
M
series
Edison
284.6
Manufacturing
1108
Jan-July
;_April-Oct
Co
1955—
282.4
April 1, *55
April 7, '55
Composite
^Durable Goods
190
1960
coupon
&
6%s
California
3'/8s series A
A
98
i J"
April-Oct
Housing Corp 6'/2S 1958__
Southern
A 6
97%
93%
101% 101%
Safe Harbor Water Power Corp 3s, 1981
May-Noo
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd 5s conv deb 1962_Jan-July
Terni
93%
1
*New
1960
coupon
Reading Tube Corp 6s 1971
3 %s
40
93%
for the
(1939=100):
Percent
1145
April-Oct
compared with the preceding week and with highs and lows
current year are as follows
97
Jan-July
1963
1954
Service Electric
2%s
130
93 V4
Jan-July
A6'/2s
A Prussian
1st
129%
The SEC index of stock prices based on the closing prices of the common
stocks for the week ended April 7, 1955, for composite and by major industry
Hydro-Electric Co—
with
ARuiir
135
J an-July
1970
A6V2S
A Ruhr
134
95%
97
May-Noo
„
1953—
1st mortgage 3'As 1968
mortgage 3s 1971
Pennsylvania Water & Power 3%s 1964
Public
SEC Index of Stock Prices
46%
125
April-Oct
Power
3'As
90
130
46
groups
II
Mar-JVoo
1st
Piedmont
130
1105
Valley RR 4% 1963
New England Power 3%s 1961
Nippon Electric Power Co Ltd—
mortgage
81%
37
—
51
1135
June-Deo
1940 coupon 1952
1947 coupon 1952
1
87 V2
1178
1
Altalian Power Realization Trust
6V2S
145%
99
Underground
Midland
A 1st
1139%
~
May-Noo
& St Rys 5 '/2s 1938
Isarco Hydro-Electric Co—
A7s
86%
87
Jan-July
1935
95
'
$187,000
$5,120,030
$3,193,000
94,000
201,000
4.015,000
4.081,000
61,000
103,000
1,125,000
1,925,000
$504,000
$491,000
$10,260,000
$3,799,000
__
Total
V
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1804)
32
...
18*
Monday, April
1955
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
FOR
WEEK ENDED APRIL
15
Friday
Boston Stock
Friday
Sale Price
of Prices
Par
Motors Corp—
American
Tel
Anaconda
Boston
%
—S
180%
Tel—_
Mining
Copper
&
11 %
100
American
&
*
Boston
5%
172%
Jan
'
47%
Jan
r
2,406
65%
Eastern
Lines
SS
138% Feb
52% Jan
58%
Feb
15%
<18'/4
220
15
Jan
18%
Apr
36%
39%
249
29%
Jan
39% Mar
36%
150
34 '
Jan
37%
Toledo
14%
14%
60
10%
,_,48
:48%
41% 42%
324
f
45
General
Inc
Electric
(The)
Gillette
Apr
U. s
10%
41%
Apr
9%
Jan
146-
10%
30
56%
55%
54%
53%
2,653
46% Jan
70%
561
73%
5%
33
5% Mar
6%
100
20% Mar
22%
Jan
56%
Jan
Malrie Central RR Co_—______
100
28%
28%
620
New
N
Y
H
N
1
Cos__
Mills
Pacific
Stone
Webster
Twist
Union
United
U
S
U
S
Shoe
Feb
1,385
1%
Jan
24
1,045
18
900
14
23
23%
York
58%
38%
Feb
42%
21%
Jan
Ford
19
360
21%
Jan
26%
Jan
30% Mar
11
36%
Jan
43
22%
720
22%
Apr
25% Mar
Jan
14%
51
Feb
57
Jan
1,293
47% Feb
56
Jan
45%
349
39 °/4 Mar
45%
Apr
American Metal Products
13
52% Mar
60
Feb
Baldwin Rubber
56
56
13% Mar
92
13%
14
77
79%
68
79%
68
751
12%
Big
14% Mar
Jan
Electric
Jan
Brown-McLaren
Apr
Budd
160
2iy4 Mar
25%
Apr
i7>/2
110
157/s
17%
Apr
1
10%
10%
10%
1,255
10 y2
Apr
2V4
Feb
for Weds
of Prices
Shares
High
Low J
Warehouse-
Kahn
Jan
33 Va
Apr
23
100
19
Jan
23
Apr
51%
271
37.
Jan
55%
Apr
Jan
27%
Jan
51%
30
51
Feb
54 %
Jan
Hall
27%
1,097
23% Jan
27%
Apr
1041/2
Apr
89 J
Feb
31
30%
4%
45
*
^
Y/
Randall
class
B
Feb
35% Mar
Jan
53
Apr
Apr
50j/4
Jan
LaSalle
25
13%
Feb
15%
Apr
30
49 Va Mar
15%
33%
98 y4100%
27
27
440
,
43
11
29
Jan
1,002
91
Feb
'
18%
18%
37 y2
38
Feb
Motor
33%
Apr
Mt
Cyanamid
Radiator
8%
77
American Telephone & Telegraph. ..100
American Tobacco Co
—25
Anaconda
8%
38
Mining
7%
Jan
9%
15
52%
Jan
59%
20%
Jan
27% Mar
54%
Clemens. Metal
Scotten
Jan
Feb
Standard Tube
70
Apr
65%
777
47%
Jan
65%
Apr
7%
—13
19%
18%
78%
13
13%
85
8%
425
19%
410
13%
Jan
135% 136 %
90
104 %
Jan
531
66%
Jan
12% Mar
6
Jan
_*
136%
1—1
17%
17%
17%
25
30%
30%
30%
Mar
32%
50%
165
42%
Jan
50%
80%
477
66%
Jan
80 %
49 %
31
45 % Mar
36%
37%
192
35% Mar
Gas
16%
50
17% Apr
6
29
136%
Jan
965
7% Feb
9
Jan
2,230
2% Apr
3V2
Jan
17%
18
6%
7
31V2
16% Jan
6%
9'/8
750
Apr.
Feb "
8%
Jan
i3/8
250
1^4 Mar
100
3y8
Jan
3
Jan
32
9%
Jap
1%
Jan
!
.
Jan
3y4
Feb
334
1% Jan
3Va
Feb
31%
-
iVa Feb
950
i3/8
3V8
__
Jan
18^
-'
29 y2 Mar
1,438-
Feb
1%
185
ia/4
30y2
13%
i
Apr
29%
1,135
31%
1%
AVi Mar
Apr
12% Mar
-1,675
g%
9%
;Vi3/0
3%
759
"
30V4
-
200
-
Apr
3J/2
640
100
21%
Jan
23% Mat
29»/2
100
27 %
Jan
30 y2
5
5 y8
525
5
Feb
5% Jan
3%
3%
283
3%
Jan
3%
Jan
5%
Jan
5
,
__
8V2
400
8V2
Apr
%
47 y4
50%
10,087
50 34
Apt
8 %
8Va
8J/4
6,100
7y> Feb
8V4
Apr
9
1
87/8
9
2%
2,765
8y4 Jan
9Va
690
2% Jan
2%
12%
27%
10% Jan
13
Feb
247/8 Mar a
28 y4
Feb
8
__
•
47
1
,,
1
2'/2
~
12»/4
17
16%
18
26%
12
27
25%
26»/4
5y8
5y8
208
13V4
828
4ya
15%
150
/ -807
__5
10
;_-_fcl
1
13
10
1
class
Screw
Spring
15%
.
15
6%
—
"A"
•
Wire
&
4%
—
1
34%
360
300
2,209
575
5%
8
B
Feb
1
*
.
6%
38%
__
28%
38%
1%
28 %
__
-
/
-
100
Jan
15%
Jan
19%
Feb
Jan
26%
Apr
7
Mar
5
12%
-
Jan
Feb
5
6
Jan
15% Mar
Jan
13 y2
...
Jap
15 Va
Jan
37/a Jan
109
r.
Jan
22 y4
6% Apr
38%
475
150
l'/2
28 y2
Feb
28
Mar
40
Apr
1% Feb
1% Jan
28 y2
Jan
Apr
Apr
16%
16%
151
29%
29%
80
Curtiss-Wright
1
21
21%
70
16
Jan
23 y*
Dayton Pr & Lt Co
7
46
46
35
42%
Jan
5
47%
48%
50
43
Jan
49
172 % 176%
173
Los
17 %
31%
Feb
■
•'
Rangs
Par
for Week
of Prices
Last
'
/
Sales
Week's
Friday
Sale Price
Feb
29%
Angeles Slock Exchange
STOCKS
46% Mar
15% Mar
Jan
3%
13%
18% Mar
5
Columbus & S Ohio Elec
106
23%
Distributors
39% Feb
Columbia
Feb
7% May
3% Jan
9iy4 Mar
-
27/« ;
3%
1%
l
Shirt
51'/a Mar
•
Feb
9»/2
3%
i
Apr
.48%
class
Apr
73%
*
Apr
Jan
29»/2
Co_
Jan
49%
Products
Feb
4%
6
2,577
8y4
•
12%
/
6 '/8
1
Wayne
Young
27% Mar
Steel
2%
13%
1
Packard
Walker & Co
Apr
Mills
City
6%96'
•
8Va
jl
18
United
Apr
8%
Burlington
—10
8%
;
__
Superior Tool & Die
Udylite Corp
79% Feb
14%
Bethlehem
Cities Service
1,330
4,375
15%
37V2
23%
Manufacturing
Studebaker
186% Mar
Jan
Feb
77%
79%
7»/2
Jan
Jan
3y8 Jan
944
3%
-
26
62%
"
4
Dillon
56
172%
"£%
28
32 y4
3%
'
Apr
445
3
—28
13
437
2
Jan
262
1
Pacific
590
37
Apr
4 Va Mar
29>/2
(H W)
Shfeller
70
10
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chrysler Corp
14%
-
common
B)
(Fred
22
100
Avco
Canadian
14%
1
i___^—
48%
70
23%
Ashland Oil
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
37% Mar
Feb
23%
Paper
Rockwell Spring & Axle
Feb
61%
78
13
3 y4
____5
:
River Raisin
Jan
70
Armco Steel
Manufacturing
11% Mar
33% Jan
300
1
Peninsular Metal Products
68%
—50
260
10
Wheel
National Electric/Welding
Parke Davis & Co J
Apr
55%
180% 181 %
180%
Feb
1
Apr
18%
Jan
34% Jan
50
52%
52%
Mar
4,237
2
Mar
27
16%
365
23%
10
.—5
9,
33^
1
common
Preferred
102 V4 Mar
Rlckel
55%
American
Jan
13
1
Motor Products
Jan
26% >26%
American
6%
357/8
10
Products
51
Unlisted Stocks-
Stores
1,107
Ap^;
33^
l
Wines
50%
24% Jan
50
'
18%
38
Mar
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Jan
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145
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1
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15
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44
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40
Feb
Mar
Number 5421 ...The Commercial and Financial
Volume 181
Chronicle
(1805)
33
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
FOR WEEK
RANGE
Friday
Week's
Range
Par
Basin
Oil
Low
Friday
1
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1,200
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Jan
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Jan
■
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318
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Apr
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17
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31
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16%
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Apr
7%
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550"
27%
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-
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Petroleum
Canadian
Pacific
Canso
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Case
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10
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100
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Molybdenum
Colorado
Fuel
Columbia
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of
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continental Motors
Continental
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Records
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200
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30%
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Jan
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59%
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225
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72%
Apr
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21% Mar
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17%
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6%
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4%
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46%
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17
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41
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Jan
67
Vis
1
(Un)
Corp
6%
a2
;
1
Producers
Capital Airlines
Carrier
2
Ltd—
Natural Gas
Can.so
%
25
(Un)
RR
a2
1
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Atlantic
Canadian
800"
2%
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Southern
Canada
1%V:
2%
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California
50
13%
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;
34%
•
a3%
1
Co (Un)
19% Feb
10%
Feb
!
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Mfg
Merck & Co Inc
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16% Mar
100
31
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Merchants
236
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Apr
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725
10
(Un)
.
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10%' 10%
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1
10
Martin
43% Mar
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.
59Va
18%
64%
1
(Un)_.
64% Mar
Mar
1,182
16%//16%
Co
Magnavox Co
17% Jan
Mar
36
438
41%
111%
Jan
Jan
64% Mar
17
4%;;aba%
16 %
_——9
(Un)_
Industries Inc
a6
41%
5
10
*—5
Li;
50c
Budget Finance Plan com__
60c conv preferred
Burlington
a64%
(Un)
Jan
47%
17%
•
(P)
High
101%
2,263
•
Inc
LOW
287
59 %
25
Corp
Range since Jan. 1
High
55
__
10c
(Un;^
Aircraft
Lorlllard
Mar
6
3% Mar'".:',
506
16%
86%
Co
Shares
111111%
58%
33%.
7
Petroleum
Oil
Loew's
15% Mar
Jan
69%
13%
13%
1
15
(Un)
Company
Borg-Warner Corp new com
Brcadway-Hale Stores
Budd
Company
(Un)
&
200
'
Boiden
McNeill
lVa
62 %c
1
(Un)
Inc
Libhy,
11%
49c 72 %c
l'/e
5
(On).
Airplane
Mar
Libhy
(Un;
Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co (Un)
11%
_10o
2
Chica Oil Corn-.
57
137 % 137%
*
Mining
Bolsa
_
a56% a57 %
2
—
Mammoth
Black
a567/a
(Unj_—
Corp
Co
Oil
Bishop
(Un)
Mining
Consol
Benguet
5
(Un)
new
for Week
of Prices
Low
• •'
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Copper (Un)
Kern County Land Co_
Kropp Forge Co__n__
Sale*
Range
Sale Price
43c
15c* Mar
Week's
Last
1
Jan.
Low
High
9%
9%
instruments
15
STOCKS
Range since
Shares
25c
20c
Co-
dcamau
of Prices
1
Cons
APRIL
for Week
Sale Price
Earnhart-Morrow
ENDED
Sales
Last
STOCKS
:t
:
.
—
__
54%
98%
40
15%
423
42% Mar
46% Jan
98%
40
187
90'A
Feb
98%
255
39%
Feb
15%
155
123A Jan
41
8%
25
20%
152
28
31
43%
8%
24 Va
Jan
29
26%
Jan
32
Feb
38
Jan
433A
Apr
Apr
Mar
^
1,958
450
8% Mar
25%
Jan
27'A '27'A
202
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al9Vs al9'/a
60
10% Mar
15
20
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50
27
Apr
Mar
142
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28
31
42
16% Apr,
21% Mar
.
93A Jan
27% Jan;
13% Jan
20
Feb
26% Mar
31%
Jan
12%
15% Mar
Feb
Jan
"
318
1,986
82% Mar
53
Mar
85%
Feb
59
Feb
*/
34
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle.,.
(1806)
Monday, April 18, 1955
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
WEEK
15
ENDED APRIL
Low
Par
Union
Pacific RR
United
Aircraft
United
Corp
United
Gas
(Un)
(Un>_
United States Steel Corp
Universal
Pictures
66%
70
1,750
a28% a28%
8
44% 44%
a47% a47%
180
50
92
50
70
1
i__——
81%
45%
83
44
83
10
(Un
Co
30
357
46%
—
146
General
Foods
Feb
46%
Apr
(JenoraJ
fcu
Jan
General
Jan
75 % Mar
6% Feb
Mar
33
Mar
34%
Apr
General
40% Mar
49%
Feb
Gibson
67%
Jan
83
66%
Apr
Co
73 % Mar
Glidden
30%
Goldblatt
37%
Jan
45
Apr
43%
Jan
51
Mar
18%
Feb
19% Mar
Jan
32%
Jan
Corp of America (Un)
Virginia-Carolina Chemical (Un>
Bros
Warner
Washington
West
Power
Kentucky Coal Co
Western
al9'%
5
(Un)
*
(Un).
(Un)
20%
10
—
Westinghouse Air Brake (Un)_,_w„w,10
Westingnouse Eiec (Un)
Wheeling Steel Corp (Un)
Willlston
Basin
Oil Exploration
Wilson & Co Inc
woolworth
(F
(Un)
W)
Zenda
Gold
%
& Tube (Un)
•
a78
10c
Co
Mining
49%
5c
18
18
(Un)
.
(W
H)
—
Apr
Grell
Apr
Greyhound Corp (Un)
Cooperage class A
Feb
Griesedieck
Jan
83
Feb
Gull Oil
Jan
58%
24c
Jan
32c
Feb
11%
Jan
13%
Apr
49%
Apr
52
Jan
Hammond
Sale Price
71 %
Jan
80%
Apr
4c
Jan
8c
Jan
Hall
Co
Par
Abbott Laboratories
B
Akron
—
Brass
Allied
Allis
__10
29
(WE)
Printing
Chalmers
.
American Cyanamld Co
Machine & Foundry
American Motors Corp
American Rad & Stand San
Athey
n%
convertible
200
8%
Jan
11
7%
Jan
13%
Inc
Corp
com
Benguet Consol Mining Co
w
27% Mar
Apr
22% Jan
27% Mar
38%
44%
Apr
55%
11%
24 %
700
1,900
1,900
70
800
11
Feb
Jan
Feb
186% Mar
Feb
70
Apr
93/4 Apr
/
7%
Feb
4,700
47%
Jaa
65%
Apr
4,300
9%
11% Mar
163/a
Feb
6%
800
13%
2,900
27
500
200
143%
11
600
36%
100
6
Mar
12%
7% Jan
Jan
25%
Jan
124
8%
4%
9.400
9,900
6
Jan
143%
Jan
2%
8%
14%
273/4 Feb
Jan
36% Mar
7%
Apr
13% Feb
40
t
Jari
Jan
4%
Feb
8%
Mar
Apr
19%
6,200
12
Jan
24% Mar
62 Va
200
57
Jan
65
18%
62
Apr
25%
Jan
62%
Jan
13%
21% Mar
173
3%
2%
2%
2%
200
27%
27%
28%
1,000
57
56%
57%
400
1%
1 %
2,000
lp
Jan
700
10%
19%
Jan
353/a
12%
~4%
i__5
(Un)
80%
Jan
25
36%
10
new
Jan
48% Mar
26%
11
—50c
Aviation
70%
21
600
143
.—13
Manufacturing Co
9% Jan
61% Mar
900
16
*
Belden
Apr
Jan
35
6%
26%
S
Bendix
Feb
36
54%
15
6%
3
(Un)
1,200
15%
*
Co
400
39 %
65 %
50
—.
25%
62
10
Baldwln-Lima-Hamllton
300
1,500
7%
-—4
AVco Mfg Corp
80%
68%
1
preferred
Corp
2,800
10,450
26%
64%
0
common
2nd
9
60 %
11%
70
60
Atlantic Refining Co
Automatic Washer Co
Bearings
11
180% 181%
5
Topeka & Santa Fe__
Bastlan-Blesslng
10% Mar
23%
\
Products
Jan
52%
181%
common—
a
Oil & Refining
$1.50
7%
Mar
30%
33%
52 %
Warrants
Ashland
1,400
38%
■
0
Anaconda Copper Mining (Un)
Armour & Co (111) common
Atchison
10%
25%
25%
29
cl
Dev
29
Mar
80%
100
Tobacco
Oil
Jan
26
.
(Un)
American Tel & Tel Co
Amurex
48% Jan
26
26
10
7
American
American
40% Mar
700
8%
12.50
Co
High
900
56%
1
Can
LOW
1
1,700
9
1
Broadcasting-Paramount.
Jan.
11
20
Theatres
American
High
since
45
57
(Un)
Ranre
27%
1
Manufacturing
American Airlines
New
29
•
(Un)
2%
Apr
Jan
2%
Feb
Mar
29%
Jan
54% Mar
573/4
Apr
Feb
1%
Jan
26
1
Berghoff
Brewing Corp
Name changed to
Napco Industries Inc
Bethlehem
Borg
(George W)
Brach
Brad
&
Sons
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new
(E Jt
Gear
1043/4
Jan
138% Apr
':=• I;
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'
v"
16'%
Jan
223/4
Apr
300
24%
Jan
28%
Feb
43
900
343/4
Jan
433/4 Mar
61
20c
1,900
26%
41
43
22%
25%
___
*
Works_
500
22
22
■
5
common
134% 136'%
22
1
6
10
Corp
Borg-Warner Corp
136%
•
61
Feb
65
2%
50
50
23/4
400
21
Jan
60
23/a
25
Jan
Mar
Jan
3%
Feb
'
BUdd
Company
Burlington Industries Inc
Burroughs Corp (Un)
Burton-Dixie
C &
•
C Super Corp
Carrier
Corp
Certain-Teed
20
—
2%
3,000
1%
29'%
Jan
63 3i,
500
62
23'/a
900
213% Mar
2%
2'%
200
l3/4
Jan
2%
Jan
27%
27%
32%
1,400
27%
Apr
36%
Feb
10
25%
'25%
25%
1,100
24
Jan
26% Feb
1
27'%
500
23 %
Apr
283/4
Feb
49 7%
50'%
700
42%
Jan
50 %
Apr
22%
*
23 %
800
21
Feb
25%
Jan
65
65
100
64% Mar
—
—
'
23%
24%
95%
97
preferred
Coleman
Co
Columbia
Ilium
Co
Inc
Crane Co
25% Mar
Jan
97
Apr
10
Feb
80'%
4,800
66'%
Jan
80% Apr
32
500
263%
Jan
34%
&
Detroit
—
650
84
Jan
96%
69%
300
65'%
Jan
71% Jan
36%
16%
36%
100
36%
27%
—
28%
2g
Corp
28'%
200
26
16%
16%
2,600
16
40%
383%
40%
66%
10
667%
66%
■'
5,300
100
.
(Un)
Co..
...
37%
Jan
Paper
Electric
de
Nemours
Lines
Falstaff
——_
Flour
77%
8'%
1,900
6%
Jan
of
&
Mfg
Phono
America
Four-Wheel Drive
21
21%
1,400
16
Jan
23% Mar
35%
400
32
Jan
35%
35%
353%
100
33%
Jan
37
Mar
22
22%
200
20
Mar
24
48%
1,000
43'% Mar
49
Feb
213%
—
21%
;.-"14%
•
-V—
'
1
14%
14%
(Un)
Inc
New
Jan
13%
Jan
17
Mar
600
157'%
Jan
175
Apr
45%
200
36'%
Jan
47% Mar
75
75
100
75
Apr
208
11
185
Jan
210
Mar
105
48
Apr
54
Jan
48
5
--
5
Auto
lo
48
48%
68'% Mar
133%
15'%
100
133/4 Jan
16% Feb
16%
~7
15%
16%
100
15%
17% Mar
7'%
250
13%
2,950
7
13
7
113%
Feb
Mar
Jan
8% Mar
13%
^..1.25
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Transportation
—
10
5
2
3
3'%
ni/.
300
1 RAO
603%
2.50
1
Contract
—
2%
613%
300
23/4
2%
4,000
common
3
General Electric Co
For
footnotes
q
see
page
41.
523%
1,000
7%
Feb
9'%
Jan
69
69 %
300
68'%
Apr
73%
—
'
—
——
—
Jan
Apr
Feb
40%
41
300
39% Mar
44% Mar
15
•'
—
15'%
200
13'%
Jan
15'%
Apr
Jan
62
Apr
18%
Jan
62
59%
62
500
51
183o
17%
183's
600
16% Mar
2%
2%
2%
300
17%
17'%
17'%
50
24%
24
24%
35
35
27
14%
'
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'
4-
33/8 Mar
Jan
2
16'% Jan
19 %
Feb
500
22 %
26
Feb
150
34'% Mar
37'%
Feb
27
400
24'%
Jan
27
Feb
15
1,000
13%
Jan
16% Mar
2,300
18'%
Apr
Jan
Jan
3%
Jan
9®%
Jan
10%
Jan
57%
Feb
63% Mar
&
Power
Co
Martin
(Un)
15%
15%
700
14% Feb
&
Min
20%
21
850
20
Apr
73%
100
68%
Jan
75%
30%
1,600
283/4
Jan
35 va
38%
36%
38 %
1,700
35%
Jan
39 % Mar
37%
36 %
37%
860
Motor
class
&
18
550
15%
Jan
18
Jan
48
260
38
Jan
48
Apr
2%
100
2% Mar
3%
4%
5%
3,100
3% Mar
5%
9%
9%
50
13%
1,500
5
13
Jan
205
41
Mar
43
Jan
Jan
20
Apr
Jan
22%
Apr
48
Jan
5
Jan
49%
7% Mar
8 3/4
33%
4%
500
Feb
32%
Jan
37
Jan
Jan
Apr
33
33%
32 Vb
Jan
43%
64
65
1,000
61%
Feb
72 % Mar
12
11
12%
1,100
10% Mar
23
14
1,200
12%
23
41
21%
Jan
13%
14
200
13
Jan
14%
323J,
32 38
100
30%
Jan
35
23
24
Feb
Jan
Feb
Feb
Mar
6%
6%
7%
4,650
3%
Jan
7%
20%
20%
20%
200
16%
Jan
20%
Apr
1
8%
8%
8%
2,100
7
Jan
9 %
Jan
200
80
Jan
50%
Jan
59% Mar
68
Jan
82
Apr
26% Mar
34
Jan
3
Jan
89%
*
91
56
58
300
77%
82
1,300
•
26%
26%
100
*
2%
2%
20
10
58
25
82
•
80%
77%
80%
*
27%
26%
27%
55
5%
5%
2%
2,100
300
8%
11
Feb
96 3
4
Apr
Mar
75% Mar
85%
Jan
26
Jan
23
Feb
5%
Apr
7
11
Jan
7
10,700
Jan
11
Apr
Jan
21%
21%
800
20% Mar
23%
5
21
213/s
600
203/4 Mar
23%
Jan
65%
65%
200
55%
Jan
65%
Apr
10
37%
39
500
33
Jan
39
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,
*
10%
2,200
Jan
10 34
Feb
40%
39%
40%
2,500
32
Jan
40%
Apr
1
52%
49%
52%
1,200
473/4
Jan
61%
10
27%
27%
28
1,700
24
5
18%
18%
19
30,600
1
(Un)
Co
73/4
Feb
Feb
30
Mar
17% Mar
21
Jan
76%
•
Feb
66
Jan
16'%
17
3,400
16%
Jan
17
65%
64%
66
1,350
55
Jan
66% Mar
24%
24%
25
1,100
25
45%
46%
100
(Minn)
74%
com__5
17
75%
200
Mar
20%
Jan
400
44 %
Jan
47%
•
70%
70%
70%
100
65
Jan
75
__7.50
23%
23%
23%
700
22%
Feb
24%
Feb
5
58%
54%
58 %
700
Mar
58%
Apr
1
18%
2,300
Jan
Airways (Un)
(Un)
common
convertible
preferred
Feb
36% Mar
41
Apr
17%
100
17%
23
Jan
18%
200
153/4 Jan
18%
Jan
7%
Feb
7
5
600
17%
173/4
400
27%
28%
4,400
200
Jan
Jan
15
Jan
22%
Jan
18 Va
Apr
29% Mar
Feb
156
166
Mar
21%
23
3,700
17% Mar
23
Apr
1
46%
46%
1,400
36 %
Jan
46%
Apr
12.50
55%
56%
400
48%
Jan
57% Mar
73 %
74%
600
71
Jan
77% Mar
22%
73%
•
(The)
1
Indiana
Co
(Un)
Corp of America (Un)
Raytheon Manufacturing Co
Remington Rand (Un)
•
10
Jan
41%
Jan
i7«
Apr
II
Apr
200
64%
Jan
82%
1,400
683/4
Jan
82 %
Apr
32%
1,300
30% Mar
33%
Jan
443/,
1,100
37%
Jan
45
Feb
25%
600
18%
Jan
25%
Apr
31%
43 %
23
68%
32%
5
Radio
Jan
38%
68%
ViT
*
Co..
8%
200
8%
41
10
32
J?
68%
*
Oats
40%
81%
'
(Un)
200
4,500
8%
'I.
•
...
Company
20%
300
159% 159%
17%
28%
—
33%c
Co
Phelps Dodge Corp (Un)
Phillips Petroleum Co (Un)
of
18%
41
7
50
Co
17
18%
18
18
25
Rights
50
Feb
17%
100
pr
Pennsylvania RR
•
Apr
Mar
40%
1
2
Peoples Gas Light & Coke...
Pepsi-Cola Co (Un)
1
&
Feb
103/8
•
(Un)
*
1
'
Jan
71'/a Mar
5
25%
50c
Republic Steel Corp (Un)
45%
42%
45%
1,100
32 %
Jan
48% Mar
86
84%
86%
900
75%
Jan
89%
•
(Un)
Bros
43% Mar
300
65
5
Rlchman
100
300
7%
1
...
Power
Co
(R J)
Mar
10
class A.
Reynolds
18%
38
*
common
World
Public Service
133/b
1
Natural Gas
(Chas)
6,100
4%
37
10
(Un)
Coal
"
Feb
47%
7%
36
Peabody
2.50
Tobacco
class
9
9%
900
Jan
9%
10
B
43
41%
43 %
4,600
40
Mar
43 Va
277a
27 %
28
750
24
Jan
9
7%
Feb
Apr
Apr
Co
•
Paper
5
12%
12%
400
10%
Jan
13%
Feb
Spring & Axle
5
26%
27%
800
25
Jan
28%
Feb
Jan
16%
Feb
Raisin
Public Service "A"
Paper
Roebuck
Slgnode
Apr
253/s
36
Patterson-Sargent Co
Feb
23
22 %
•
com
*
Gas
Paramount Pictures
Oil
20%
200
4
new
Oiln-Mathieson Chem Corp
Shell
Jan'
500
12% Mar
Jan
14
23
4%
1
Co
Jan
Apr
S% Mar
24%
1
(Un)
Jan
21%
12
American
8%
23
23
45
Ohio Edison Co
Feb
Apr
24% Mar
200
Feb
2%
10
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39%
Jan
2,600
23%
7%
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States
Regis
32% Mar
21%
39%
47%
Pacific Ry
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Jan
17%
Northwest Bancorporatlon
Oak Manufacturing Co
Bt Louis
6%
1
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Northern
Rockwell
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Feb
47%
2
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Northern
River
Jan
5%
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Rexal Drug
26%
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400
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Illinois
Oil
100
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Northern
Quaker
14%
42%
Co
American
Pullman
Jan
21
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Potter Co
12%
38%
18
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Pfizer
300
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39
50c
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Feb
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20
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Mar
27
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23
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19%
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30
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Share
257. Mar
1674
Feb
17%
33%
77a
Works
-
&
397/b
67b
51%
Apr
8274
77a
Products Corp-
Bond
60
357b
Apr
Jan
167a
Apr
Mar
77/a
Lines. Inc
75
16%
Jan
Apr
17%
45%
242
1
w———.——5
Kodak Co
25
6%
153
Jan
75 74 Mar
,
82 7.
(Un)
General Dynamics Corp new com—
3
General Electric Co (Un)
—5
1
High
437b
Jan
97'/a
81 7.
—
Corp common——5
Fields
27 7a
Jan
Apr
130
117a
Mar
Apr
100
Co
Oil
t
Jan.
S % Mar
60
156
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Fruehauf
Low
Apr
5,07b Mar
774
167a
1*.—-—
Chemical
Electrical
Food
Range since
Jan
49%
common.
Emporium
Shares
1.10
Apr
Jan
16%
—
--
.—1,33'/a-
Mont Laboratories class
FastmRn
Jan
Hioh
25%
497b
(Un)
Giorgio Fruit class A com
Du
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for Week
Low
74 Mar
—
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Range
Last
Apr
a—
76c
84c
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—
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Jan
767a Mar
Feb
91%
Jan
a__
1374
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Class
Feb
83
1,000
,
.
■
Jan
82%
14
(
—
18 %
Apr
910
Publishing Co
Curtiss-Wright Corp
Feb
Jan
30
Feb
Jan
16%
1,012
f
Jan
99
427.
7%
3274
237.
—
—
481
Apr
250
Curtis
3974 Mar
337/b
100
3878
97%
—
Jan
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Feb
35
139
38%
67«
97%
14%
28 -/a Mar
153
337a
2074 Mar
7574 Mar
700
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6 7a
3078
16%/
Jan
.
16%
16%
Apr
38% Mar
1672
Jan
167/a Jan
677a Jan
21%
Jan
14174
31%
727a
Jan
33%
1/..08
—
297s
Steel
18%
2,380
151
A
_■—
112
Preferred
26%
477
38
*
class
Indus
Feb
Crown
21% Mar
21%
.5
Chem
317a
Crucible
2378
Feb
Feb
Apr
Jan
23
37'%
—
Feb
28%
Apr
367b Mar
Jati
17 7b
Corn Products Refining (Un)_.
Crocker First Natl Bank
637a
3%
20%
—
21%
—
Feb
Jan
477b
Apr
717a
'
Feb
3%
26%
44 7a
50
3%
Apr
4372 Mar
55 74 Mar
3%
Jan
(Del)
197b
—
40%
Jan
75
1975
Apr
Mar
1578 Mar
Consolidated Edison of N Y
42
29%
39'%
(Un)
197s
—
—
—
20%
Consol Foods Corp com
Consolidated Natural Gas
1,031
•5 r
41.
Feb
157a
95
- ;
195
Feb
6%
common. .2.50
15 7a
961
207a
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404
Jan
3878
10
page
410
16%
207a
—
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415
157a
672
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Co
43 72 Mar
23%v,„
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35 %
see
Feb
4278
Mar
40%
157a
19%
180
—
Consolidated
4072 Mar
.,367a Mar
2,330
16%,
Brewing
3674
41%
1672
Feb
578
•
237a
Jan
3774
—5 f
footnotes
450
a64
87
Mar
397a
26%
For
Jah
Jan
Jan
4
407b
11%
Pittsburgh
6
Apr
25
Motors
63 7b
Co
Corp
Jan
—•
2,391
31
4874
Refractories
Apr
17
(Un)—
Continental
34%
SteeL.
Gas
139
Edison——
Solvents
Commonwealth
Continental
33%
72 74
Commercial
Apr
60
Co
(Joseph)
Star
Jan
117a Mar
__
*
Jan
6%
Columbia Gas System
Lone
10372
328
69
Iron____
12%
377b
8.50
732
11%
11%
Jail
Apr
1%
Jan
373
Co
&
2278 Mar
3274
__
Fuel
4478
34 74
--
Sale Price
—
Jan
6172
-1
7a Mar
34%
*
Duquesne Brewing
17a
loJ
10
(Un)
com
new
117b
.
35
10
44 7b
30%
;
Feb
Apr
337a Mar'
3772 Jan
2,583
37 7s. 387a
Par
Duquesne Light
Equitable G*as Co
Harbison
Walker
7,500
7» a64%
25
Co
Consolidated Coppermines
38%
i
Li
lTt
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Columbia Broadcast System class B_272
Columbia Gas System (Un)—
•
477»
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12% Mar
24%
57 7s
•
472
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(Un)
Chemical
16
,
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
<D
Feb
5574 Mar
133% 1357*
83c
El
Ludlum
10 7a
22% Mar
6872
10
Corp
STOCKS
443
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Service
1975
—-
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Apr
672
——-—1
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A
Apr
701
Central
duPont
ser
Mar
45
19 72
10,520
—• '
Chrysler "Corp
,*'
1
4
Jan
5
Chance Vought Aircraft
——1
Chesapeake & Ohio RV (Un)
25
Chlcagq Milw St Paul RR com (Un)__*
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10
Jan
47s
Feb
Cities
•
Jan
37/a
363/a
71%
—10
i
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Corp of America—
Eureka Corp
-
Feb
*
1272
50
360
4
Apr
Mar
,
Blaw-Knox
common
Apr
-
com
(Un)
Co
43%
*
Baltimore Transit Co 4s
5s series A-L
Clark
&
30%
common
Apr
9% Apr
45
2
(Un)
Ry
Caterpillar Tractor Co;
Feb
Apr
BONDS
Alleghany
(J I)
Jan
267a
107
117a Mar
137a
preferred
SV'a
a4
12%
25%
Jan
preferred
l,9o0
Jan
f6 Mar
25
Pacific
1
$4.50. convertible
19%
6 7a
8
4%
Atlantic Oil Co Ltd
Canadian
19%.
Serv—•
100
70%
5
1%
(Un)
Canadian
62%
Improvement
&
Ginger Ale
Dry
Feb
2474
50
8,551
—
5.50
Corp
Apr
28V4
'
87b
97.
Feb
—
*—a
Co
Packing
43 7a
197a
•
Jan
50
47/s
5
Co
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Jan
com
Apr
38c
219
—
10
Co
42%
24 7a
247a
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487b
Feb
57%
1672
Apr
40
i—50
Jan
34c
Feb
Apr
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Jan
3,688
com—•
40'/a
7,600
16%
57%
—
10
4272
20
Gas
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4274
257.
.
39%
141
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—
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com
new
20
98 72
10
Apr
15
60
25%
50
36%
44%
--
1
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327a
common
461
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43
94%
"
Jan
Jan
77a
—
•
Jan
13%
1267a
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187a
—
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67 Vs
132
3674
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220
702
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98
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Washington
Feb
207a
common
Gas
Woodward
3774 Mar
Jan
372
Corp
$4.25
Jan
28
25%'
#1"
United
Calaveras
34
274
4,813
Co
United
3578 Mar
3,324
33 7i
50
preferred.^.,
preference
Paper
Oil
Jan
35%
32%
303/4
preferred
Electric
Scranton-Spring
Sun
307a
3574
__
5
—
\Uii;—<j
Calamba Sugar
347a
com
—
al487.
10
5
Corporation
32%
—
Power
A
B
Reading
308
25
3
series
16% Feb
79 74 Jail
1
-
Jackson
26%
preferred
series
div
75
347b
__
10
3.60%
36% Mar
Jan
Apr
7% Mar
75
34%
1
3.60%
59%
Jan
1674
(Un)—
Sullivan
&
27Va
Philco
$1.40
Hill
1,422
Transportation Co—
Service
Jan
Jan
31 %
——
Co
Company
337a
Common
Public
Bunker
Feb
54
Corp
Corp
1
Pennsylvania Salt Mfg
Pennsylvania Water & Power Co
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
Philaaeipnia Electric common
Potomac
Apr
Apr
Apr
25
(Un)
16%o
RR
Participating
Corp
Feb
Apr
477a
65%
75
Broadway-Hale Stores Inc—
47b
18%
Jan
437a
10
Pennsylvania Power <te Light
PhiladelDhia
9%
22
10
Navigation
Corp
Pennsylvania
35/b Jan
4.212
427»
*
Merck & Co Inc
Pennroad
173/a
Canada
15
(Glenn L)
&
Borg-Warner
6974
Jan
2,213
(Un)
(Un)
186 V4 Mar
Jan
Feb
Mai-
a3178 a317/s
al5% al5%
—
100
42%
5
Resistance
Martin
247b Mar
1978
__
5
t
Jan
25
Corp
v
12
178
25
Brothers
Hamilton Watch common
Hecht
1 The)
Co common
3,123
4
Co
33%
50c
preferred
convertible preferred
Borden
35%
10
convertible
40'/a Mar
—
•
common
Jan
73%
10
(Julius)
34%
62%
40
,—
—
(Un)
Oil
173 72
441
592
58
—
Airplane
Chica
19%
at Bait—
voting
Garfinckel
Boeing
1,412
__
10
Batterv
Feb
427a
25
Publishing Co
1
Delaware Power & Light
common__13%
Electric
53 V4
4074
17
Curtis
Duquesne
49% Mar
2,i>76
477b
56
Bishop Oil Co_
————2
Blair Holdings Corp
(Un)———-1
4572 Mar
80
1.80
Finance Co of America
Class
A
non-voting
Jan
Budd
1
5
Company
Campbell
39%
Co—
Common
Budd
39%
437a
181
6974
577/s
class A___l
new
Mining
Cons
181
5
(Un)__5
Inc—
Corp
Betnlehem Steel
33
176
13
'
Benguet
fitOk
Co
Apr
4134
22
4772
(Un)
Instrument
Aviation
Feb
5074
718
68%
35c
8
ourp
25 %
jan
1,766
50
6,764
(Un)_____—
RR
Oil
517s
10
Ohio
Jan
Mar
24%
4774
3
Beckman
4374
Atlantic City Electric Co
Baldwin Lima-Hamilton
Securities
Baltimore &
180% 1817a
25% 28
180%
*
Baldwin
Jan
6872
23%
—
(Un)
Gas
Apr
13 Va
497s
__
p 2
&
23
Peo
Jan
657a
—
Oil
Jan
ny4
20
(Un)
Corp
1874
68%
02
(Un)
Baiawlh-iJima-Hamilton
507s
50%
Co
Mar
63%
Wedge
Mlg
Bendix
Fe
Santa
Feb
51
6974
5
(Uni__50
(Un)
com
&
54%
±.j
181
10
(111")
Topeka
Feb
Jan
48
27 74 Mar
5u
Corp
& Co
27%
46 72
371
25
(Un)
Jan
Jan
3974 Mai-
11,»
11-/8
25
(Un)
21
227b
a84% a847a
2474
6
Apr
Apr
Mar
110
747
100
Copper
Co
Corp
Atlantic Refining
Low
(Un)
Co
Tel
&
Jan
295
54
—
a847a
class B_9
1,000
-
23
23
—
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Chemical
52~w"
__
20
.
Tel
Atlas
Range since Jan. 1
Hio*
10
(Un)
Smelting & Refining )Un»__*
43%
__
*
Tel
&
Low
(Un)
(Un)
Potash
Ltd
267a
397»
—
•
Mar
397»
a25% a257a
—
127a
Co
Factors
267a
—
(Un)__l
com
(Un)
Bankline
Shares
)Un)__.—1
com
Theatres
Feb
for Week
of Prices
Inc
Co
__
a893/4
*
-
Airlines
Atchison
Sale*
Range
Par
Arundel
Week's
Last
32
3%
Armour
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Sale Price
267. Mai2a
410
Bailey Selburn
STOCKS
1
9
Armco
22% Mar
/
,
High
447a Apr
2974 Jan
Apr
9
Arkansas Fuel Oil Corp (Un)
Louisiana Gas Corp
Jan
16
21%
Jan
43
9
Arkansas
Apr
2078
Jan
16
since
210
447s
30U
Mining (Un)
Anglo Calif National Bank
Feb
227z
Range
'
437b
a2t> vb a;*o-/a
„
1,345
Anaconda
Apr
2172
Swies
4
American
Apr
82
Shares
30
American
1572 Mar
10372
for Week
of Prices
4
Co
American
Apr
750
Range
2974
American Radiator & S S
Apr
83
Exchange
Wees'*
4
American
167a Mar
483/8
Feb
•
7874
Jah
73
30
Mining
American
137/b Jan
67% Jan
103 7a
77%
%
35
5
Feb
25 V4
42/
•
American
Apr
40%
2,100
12%
100
*
32%
82 V*
555
'id
5
(Un;
Gold
American
Feb
400
4 6 3/8
83
29%
59
23972
Mar
400
*
Co
Jan
Mar
27%
10
Amer
Apr
Jan
Co
Juneau
American
Apr
100
547s
common
American
9374
303/8
10
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
Apr
'11
1
Reduction
American
Jan
9174
10
Jan
1674
26%
Last
Corp
Aluminium
Apr
1,500
787s
10c
Jan
common (Un)
1
Allied Chemical & Dye Corp (Un)—*
Allis-Chtumers Mig Co (Un;
20
5972 Mar
37% Mar-
19%
357b
Jan
267B
10
Alleghany Corp
Feb
2874
5
Fen
7c
„i„.
Alaska
18%
10
Jan
2a Va
13 74
140
Pa*
Abbott Laboratories
Admiral
27
12 Va
4,ut)0
157a
Sale Price
Apr
3
•
34% Mar
Jan
Mar
15
12.50
Jan
50%
23%
«
Machine
Corp
Jan
Mar
46
1,100
41
Jan
3%
•
Wisconsin Banksharea Corp
Vates-Ainerican
be
29%
24
friday
Apr
5
Wisconsin Public Service
Woolworth (F W) Co
8c
693/4
15
STOCKS
Apr
5774
20
common
45
23%
10
Inc
3l7a
24
•
Western Union Telegraph
Westinghouse Electric Corp.Whirlpool new common
8c
5
San Francisco Stock
5274 Mar
5,400
10
—
4272 Mar
40
25
Iron Works
277s Mar
Feb
38 7.
;—'—1
Stores
200
387a
1
Co
Electric
Jan
1
Gypsum
10c
uniteu
Jan
*
;
418
1
tiiQh
62 3/4 Mar
Feb
1372
Corp
Calif
oj
2 7 "/a
213
4774 Mar
87a
157b
1
S Rubber Co (Un)
U S Steel Corp common
Wieboldt
427.
600
117b
47
2
U
Walgreen
Westinghouse
3j%
2o%
74
Jan.
since
Low
6974
Feb
46
2
Industries
Van Dorn
Jan
1187.
12 74
5
Oil
States
4972
Jan
127a Mar
Co
Carbide & Carbon Corp
Electric of Mo
3
Mar
106 7/8
1,200
500
•
Union
United
44
1,300
1,000
3,400
—3.33Vh
Union
U
Mining
Engineering & Foundry Co
Westinghouse Air Brake
2.350
Corp
of
Feb
137b
25
St
San Toy
6%
817a
High
33
21
0
Range
Miares
687a
5
Axie
oe
Jan
137b
25
Salle
FeD
Jan-
Low
10
Corp
baring
fox Week
of Prices
Par
Glass
Feb
25 %
1
(when issued)
nocxweu
Plate
"
74
200
500
127a
(The)
La
Plymouth Oil
Apr
3 74
12%
Century-Fox Film
So
Jan
14
13 %
Trav-ler Radio Corp
Truax-Traer Coal common
208
28%
Jan
57s
Producing—
Trausainerica
Jan
793/4
25
25 %
9
(The)
Edison
Pittsburgh
13%
Tool-
Company
common
Trane
57a
Apr
1
Power Tool Co
Toledo
Jan
U
•
Machine
Gulf
New
Thor
174
607/b
10
!
Corp
Suniay Oil Corp (Un)
Co
1072
3,900
■V
utgh
Jan
44%
45V2
113% 115V2
45
45%
115%
10
Corp
&
2,100
3
5174
"
Sales
Range
Sale Price
5%
45%
15
Week's
Last,
1
79%
(Un)
Railway Equipment
Sundstrand
Texas
277a
14
5%
(Ohio)
Stuaebaker-Packard
Swat
500
2%
9
Stewart-Warner Corp
Stone Container Corp
Sunbeam
1,300
13 Va
1
California
Standard Oil Co
Standard
607b
27%
2%
15
'
tirVilC
59%
A
Warrants
APRIL
Friday
Range since Jan.
27 %
—1
ENDED
STOCKS
Snares
High
"
Service
WEEK
for Week
of Prices
Par
FOR
Sales
Range
Sale Price
-
167. Mar
I
%"
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
(1808)
Monday, April 18, 1955
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
San Francisco Stock
Exch.
week's
STOCKS
Sale Price
Par
!
Hancock Oil Co class A
Preferred
Hawaiian
Ltd
Hobbs Battery Co class A
Class B (Un/—
(Un;
Hunt
Foods
Idaho
Jan
35%
a2.70
10
2.50
Jan
1.25
400
2.50 Apr
2.40 Jan
3
3%
220
43%
42%
43%
77%
,79
24%
24%
7%
1.00
1.00
16,225
a56% a56%
25
„
__
6%
Mary Mines Corp (Un/__
__
1
Harvester
1.00
__
•
Tel
(Un/„•
Co
•
Feb
Apr
85
Eeb
118
23'A
Jan
25
Feb
7%
400
7%
Feb
7% Feb
Feb
Kaiser
Aluminum A Chem
Preferred
Kansas
Power &
__1
Raytheon Mfg Co (Un)
Remington Rand (Un)
Republic Steel Corp (Un)
County
(Un)_
Jan
Riverside Cement Co class A
39% Mar
RKO
Theatres
Feb
Roos
Bros
91 %
305
87%
91%
Apr
Ryan Aeronautical
27%
28%
1,065
Apr
23% fJan
28%
8%
9%
3,400
8
60
a88a9l%
39
Jan
85%
9% Mar
Feb
baxeway
39
Apr
St
LlbDy McNeill & Llbby
Lockheed
Aircraft
Corp
Inc
Macy & Co
(R
H)
Calculators
Co
Matson
McKesson &
&
Mfg
Merck
Co
Si
J
Co
M
Inc
Oil Co
M
National
Auto
National
Distillers
National
Gypsum
Mines
Central
(Un
Fibres
55%
21% Jan
235
58'A
99
Jan
48%
1,125
24% Mar
Jan
112
Bcott
Apr
58%
44
44
195
40
Jan
Sears
Apr
Shasta
Feb
46
RR
Roebuck
274
42%
850
38%
38%
38%
1,313
(Un)
400
1.70
1.65
Jan
Aviation
6%
Signal
Oil
Gas
<te
Apr
—
Co
25%
class
32%
34
1,175
26%
28
9,157
5%
100
5%
Corp
15
Jan
35% Mar
25%
86%
Apr
Southern
Co
43%
23%
Feb
Southern
Pacific
Jan
Southwestern
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69%
24%
25
—*
26%
26%
27 Va
2,010
45%
45
46
451
5)4
5J4
5%
44
43%
44
650
5.90
6.00
200
25
*
•
B
Products.
Bulolo Gold Dredging
see
215
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•
Telephone
Buildine
footnotes
6,913
26%
57%
•
Corp
common
Atlas Steels Ltd
Bruck
For
89%
Jan
50
$2.40 preferred
British
Exchanges
14,155
83
1.20
all
Canadian securities.
52%
1
High
49
100
Class B
on
Low
57%
53%
since Jan.
Range
High
•
50
pfd
Bathurst Power & Paper Class A
Fast quotations
106%
pfd
Anglo Can Tel Co 4%%
Argus Corp Ltd com
4% % preferred
Asbestos
89
preferred—25
100
Shares
26%
57
9
Ltd
Aluminum Co of Can 4%
1
Jan.
for Week
of Prices
Low
•
Steel
Aluminium
Range
25
4%%
preferred
Acadla-Atlantlc Sugar
Sale Price
Par
Week's
Sales
Range
Last
STOCKt
Funds
of Prices
Week'a
Friday
Montreal Stock Exchange
I
5
'
1C0
106% Mar
Mar
122
56%
Apr
Apr
58%
Jan
63
Apr
38
Jan
53
Apr
45%
Feb
47
1.15
Apr
2.50 Mar
7%
Jan
21%
Jan
2.65
Apr
9% Mar
23
25% Mar
29%
92%
96
Jan
Feb
1.31 Mar
105%
Mar
Jan
Mar
104
Mar
51
Jan
54% Mar
52%
Jan
54
Jan
11
8%
24% Mar
27%
43%
47
5
42%
Jan
Feb
Mar
Fea
Feb
Mar
Mar
6%
Feb
Feb
46%
Jan
J
Number 5421... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Volume 181
(1809)
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED APRIL
Friday
STOCKS
Range
Sale Price
Par
Calgary
Power
Canada
Cement
$1.30
•
common
—20
Foundries
Iron
Canada
Safeway
Canada
Steamship
5fe
al05
Ltd
10
pfd
1st
105
15
24 y2
245
13 ya
13 y8
Foundry common
•
23%
20%
Carbon
Canadian Industries
Canadian
*
__
•
common
Locomotive
Canadian
OH
Companies
•
com
preferred
Canadian
^nadlan
20%
Jan
22%
Jan
Holland Paper
23 y2
Apr
25
21
Jan
'f; 20
*
Apr
390
33%
20
21%
Mining
&
17%
10 %
Leather
205
3,860
17
Jan
50
105
Jan
21
Jan
20%
7/238
41% 42y4
a22y4 ;a22 y4
7%
7%
1,365
30
25
Feb
Thrift
of
47% Mar
Triad
Steel
Wabasso
Walker
210
54%
25
28%
28%
300
18%
18%
612
18%
Apr
20%
39
39
575
37
Jan
39
Mar
285
43
Feb
'•V- 47
Mar
—
'
—
'mm'
45%
Weston (Geo)
300
7%
Apr
10 %
Jan
450
16%
Jan
18
Jan
16%
155
16% Mar
17
Jan
41/2 %
Apr
45% ';,:;v46//
al6 %
a
a8
&8
600
7% Mar
300
12%
12%
a65
7% Mar
150
a6 %
a6%
24
35
al6
al6
19%
12
930
33"%
44
43%
44
2,777
34
34%
411
4.95
4.80
4.95
6,421
147
147
10
14%
15%
2,070
13%
13%
•
66%
100
Ltd
10%
Jan
Jan
13
Jan
6%
Jan
16
Jan
Feb
16
Jan
21%
17% Mar
Feb
•
37
37
38
300
33%
Feb
■
16
16%
5,010
15%
Apr
17%
32%
32%
32 %
1,245
&
Chemical
•
10%
10%
10%
5,780
23%
23%
23
231/4
7%
7 Vs
7%
28
27%
28
645
•
25%
25%
25%
970
•
26%
26%
271/4
2,302
a96
a96
15
Donohue Bros Ltd
Dew Brewery Ltd—
Pont of Canada
Du
Sec
com
Preferred
Eddy Paper Co class A pfd
Fleetrolux
(T
Famous
H)
Players
Co's
40
52
"
6% Mar
25%
.
41/2%
«
Ltd
Gatineau Power
Jan
24% Mar
98
Jan
100
.
preferred
5.%%, preferred
General
Bakeries
!
General
Dynamics
/
General
2,720
52% .Apr
15%
151/2
1,480
11%
Jan..
22%
10
22V2
Apr
23%
27%
28
915
26y2
Jan
29
23%
22%
23%
835
17%
Jan
24%
28
27%
.28%
4,325
25
Jan
28% Mar
%
32%
.
15y2
Apr
Feb
Mar
Feb
31%
32%
3,215
27
Jan
uoy2
111
260
110
Mar
112
Jan
all3
all3
10
112
Jan
115
Feb
Motors
Ltd
•
com
8
7%
8
3
67
65%
71%
5
new
96
96
96
325
7% Jan
6,483
;/'/
32y4
48
56
Mar
91
81/4
80
Apr
Jan
Mar
Feb
98
Feb
General Steel Wares common
•
9%
9%
255
9%
Apr
11
Jan
Great
•
34
33%
34
2,410
29%
Jan
35% Mar
•
55
55
55
155
52%
Jan
60
Lakes
Gypsum
Paper Co Ltd
Lime
Alabastlne
&
y
Feb
•
33%
33
33%
1,430
—50
52%
52%
52%
205
Mining
*
58%
57%
60
1,901
Ltd
•
38
37%
38%
4,800
35% Mar
40
Jan
common-8
11
10%
11
6,166
10% Mar
11%
Feb.
7 %
7%
600
59
60%
1,451
103% 104%
130
all% all%
115
Paper common
$2.00 preferred
Hudson
Bay
Oil
T**merial
Tobacco
Imperial
Tobacco
industrial
$4.50
Inglis
Canada
6%
pfd
Acceptance
Nickel
£1
■:
Corp common
•
1
100
preferred
(John)
International
icri
of
of
Powders
Canada
59
103%
*
__
Bronze
30
Jan
34
50%
Jan
52% Mar
52
Jan
60%
Feb
Feb
•
common
Preferred
Paper
7.50
common
International Petroleum Co Ltd
•
International
Power
Apr
102% Mar
104%
Apr
11
Jan
14
Feb
64%
5,393
55
Jan
67%
Apr
135
25
134
Mar
135'/2
Jan
88
93
602
80
Jan
93
Apr
25%
26
986
25
Jan
29
Jan
124 127%
150
124
Apr
137
Jan
127%
35%
a35%
8
26%
Interprovinclal Pipe Lines
601/4
135
—25
—
7% Mar
Jan
5
91%
Utilities Corp common—8
Preferred
49%
63%
64%
•
International
Jan
a6 %
100
International
7
a6 %
com—,*
'
35%
36
3,127
a35 a35%
4
70
26%
27'%
Feb
Public
Service
Limited
naoatt
r
of
Ltd
33% Mar
Feb
Apr
37%
Feb
26 y8 Mar
1,855
38%
33%
30%
25
24
25
710
17
Jan
25
Apr
•
21%
21 %
22 %
390
21%
Apr
22%
Jan
a4(j
a46
15
44
Jan
1%
preferred
Laura
f
Secord
aurentlde
al50
150
Feb
Lewis
St
Lower
Ltd
Feb
al50
2
al8% al8%
25
18% Mar
18% Mar
•
Shops
class
A
al2% al2%
50
12 y2 Mar
13%
Feb
Jan
_*
_.
8%
8
8V2
575
8
Apr
10
20
20
20 V2
595
18
Jan
21% Mar
Power
Jan
14
Jan
70
Fen
Apr
32%
Apr
5.75
1,535
4.80
Feb
6.05
Jan
Class
& Bloedel class A
B
Imperial Bank
43%
31%
25
Co
voranda
Utilities
( Oglivie Flour
ODtarlo
eteel
Jan
57% Mar
36 y2
Jan
40%
warrants—
41
41%
1,032
39%
Jan
44
Feb
14%
113
13 y2
Jan
15%
Feb
40%
al4%
_
48
Feb
Canadian Slock Exchange
Canadian
Arcan
Columbia
Brown
Company
$5
Catelli
Products
Food
Jan
17
14%
Jan
16%
15%
i6ya
11,328
110
113
665
*
21%
21%
22%
•
20
20
20
___*
30
30
30%
1,940
280
105
Jan
21
Mar
Apr
6%
Feb
Jan
116
Feb
Feb
22 y2
Feb
15%
Jan
22% Mar
30
Feb
31% Mar
15
15
230
13
Jan
16
Feb
98
98
98
15
95
Mar
98
Apr
7
7
7%
2,535
6
Mar
7%
6
Jan
1
Ltd
Inv
730
*
"
——
Co
7'%
Jan
i
7%
127
9
Feb
13
'
13
15
13
100
12 y2
Jan
13
Mar
62
'
Ltd
Co
Ltd
—
class
A—
■
62
25
57 y2
Jan
70
Jan
26
26
26
310
25
Jan
26
Jan
37
310
36
Jan
37
Mar
...
37
37
a3.75
a3.50
75
75
*
a75c
a75c
a75c
101
*
a25
a25
a25
15
65 y2
67%
3,063
69%
70
B
.
Preferred
Consol
Preferred
Sec
class
A
—
Consolidated
Patier
Zellerbach
Crown
-100
.*
Standard
Div
Corp Ltd
67
——•
5
Corp
David
&
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class
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■
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pUHnth
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50
A
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158
25 '
173 *
3.60
3.75
Feb
Apr
58%
Jan
80
Feb
75c
Feb
95c
Feb
25
J an
25
Jan
61 Va
Jan
68
Jan
54 y4
Jan
70
Apr
—J.
East
51
525
22% Mar
28
14%
220
13
Mar
17
Feb
5
50
Feb
Jan
26%
14
-
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Jan
T.fnoleum Co Ltd. •
»'
36
34%
36
6(50
33
Feb
38
Jan
*
83%
83%
83%
30
82
Apr
83%
Apr
pfd.100
61
61
61
5
60
Jan
61
Apr
4.00
4.00
100
26
26
50
26
36 y8
36 >/«
Corp
Power 7%
Kootenay
51
26
26
*
Works
51
51
Ltd.:—*
Magnesium Ltd
Steel
Eastern
Federal
cum
Ltd
Products
Grain
$1.40
Fleet
*
class
Co
A
-r-
1
Manuiacturing Ltd
•
•
4.00 Mar
4.50
Apr
27
110
27
Jan
36 »/e
30
30
100
29%
Feb
30
2.40
2.25
2.50
48,360
1.80
Jan
—*
.
preferred ———„20
2.50
Jan
Feb
Apr
Apr
Apr
111
noy2
111
555
Jan
112
a50
Co of Can class A
Ford Motor
Foreign
31% Mar
Ltd
Sec Corp
Power
a50
a50
51
45
Mar
60
Feb
147
com
& Rubber of Can
Goodyear Tire
147
147
10
147
Mar
173
Feb
Ltd.*
al7
al7
5
100
17
Apr
*
a7
a7
10
7
Mar
31% Mar
International Metal Industrial Ltd cl A *
34
34%
200
34
Investment
Hendershot
1021/2
Paper Products
Securities
2,220
33
Jan
36'/2
75
20
Jan
24
Mar
Loblaw
465
23
Feb
25'/4 Mar
Class
Corp
17
Mar
Apr
7'/4
Jan
Par,
34 y4
Apr
Apr
Apr
35%
35%
24
24
22 3 4
23
16 Va
26%
510
16
1,545
22%
16
Jan
Mar
25
Jan
Mar
26% Mar
6%
50
Inc
■
&
290
12
Apr
350
43
Mar
44 y2
Apr
84
175
69%
Jan
84
Apr
*
a20
a20 a22'/2
100
19%
Jan
20'/2
Jan
75%
375
75 y2
ADr
Melchers
Light & Power Co Ltd com..*
14%
100
13%
Jan
14%
Apr
Mica
Canada
Mar
28i/2
Feb
Minnesota
27 y2
28
551
37%
37%
25
90 y2
91
•
91 y2
1,898
94
50
38
1,402
25 '/4
250
94
•
•
i
37%
35%
1
25%
25
26
37%
80
Jan
Jan
MEMBERS;
MONTREAL
STOCK
Mar
STOCK
94%
Feb
Newfoundland Lt & Pwr Co Ltd
Feb
Northern
921/4
Jan
34
Jan
42%
23%
Jan
261/4 Mar
Red
Quebec Power
f
s
Branch:
Phillips
(Can)
7%
Ltd
-
10
9%
Jan
12% Mar
1.50
1.50
500
1.50
Feb
57
56%
57%
350
48%
36
36
100
31%
10
Canada
5%
CHICOUTIMI
-
ST.
Jan
2.00
red
Jan
Jan
59 y2
Feb
Jan
36
Apr
Mountain
Gas
United
Class
of
Vanadium
—
31
130
27%
Jan
31%
Feb
51%
140
51
Mar
52%
Jan
21 y2
Apr
21%
21 y2
21%
25
21
52%
52%
52%
120
51
100
66
Jan
15
Mar
72
15%
2,535
75c
80c
10,314
*
*
23
22%
23
400
al6y2 al6%
50
*
6%
15
80c
10%
10%
10%
155
143
143
91
5
—
Oil
72
50
common
Power
15
pfd—.100
Feb
Jan
75c
Jan
72
10 y2 Mar
140
Feb
46%
46%
47%
795
41 y2
Apr
1.15
Apr
23
17%
48%
48%
180
45
Jan
31%
32
605
27% Mar
41%
12 y2
145
49
Jan
48%
:—
Alloys Steel Canada Ltd—
41%
550
a30ya a30 %
A
15
a_.
19
165
19
19
7
7%
1,490
40%
5'/4
Apr
—
Apr
Jan
Feb
Mar
15%
15% Mar
•
Line
Ltd
class
52%
Apr
19 »/2
40
class A
Pipe
Canada
Corporation
B
30%
51%
30%
100
preferred
Trans
JOHNS, P. Q.
—
pfd—20
cum
Square
Office:
SHERBROOKE
all
1.50
Ltd
Ltd
Co
Southern
Union
-
all
.10
102 y2 Mar
Canada—
of
Sangamo
St., New York City, HAnover \2-0578
TR01S-RIVIERES
liy4
50
Traders Finance Corp
Branch
Jan
Ltd—
1st
Industries
Russell
PL-9501
1203
cum
Reitmans
St. West, Montreal
Telephone
Jan
10
Quebec Telephone Corp (new com)
Rights'
:
EXCHANGE
230 Notre Dame
Corp
Co
Dfd
1st
preferred——
6% non-cumul part 2nd pfd
EXCHANGE
STOCK
100
Feb
EXCHANGE
TORONTO
15
150
•
92
HART
CANADIAN
101
all
6
;
40
6%
&
101
Ontario Paper Co
&
Jan
Feb
alO%
Corporation Ltd com
Moore
68 y4
14
all
pfd——..100
6% pfd—10
Ltd
Paton Manufacturing
SAVARD
75
•
Co
Paper
McColl-Frontenac
Jan
of
"
75%
Apr
14%
:
84
*
14%
56% Mar
*
.
105%
4%
34>/4
al2
Feb
Ltd
Jan
Jan
44 %
104%
Oil
33
54
al2
120
Distilleries
45
50
44 y4
110
19
^
34%
55%
al2
(Walter M)
Power
MacLaren
—
--
44%
al9
17% Mar
34
55%
-
1
—
Lowney Co Ltd
•
class" A—*
common
Groceterias Co Ltd
B
com.j,—*
,,
(Alfred)
Lambert
Ltd
Foundation
pfd
conv
105% 103'/4
27%
16
Claude Neon General Advert class A—
Mar
I
41.
Mar
13
'
101
al9
page
6
16
Ltd
Lumber
Apr
85
100
100
Western
Feb
1.20
a6
16%
pfd
Westinghouse
Apr
12 y2
Jan
no y2
Power & Paper
41
Jan
11
16%
Canadian Marconi Company
Canadian
Jan
Mar
25
a
16%
common
Canadian
10 V2
90c
A—_•
Dredge & Dock Co Ltd
cum
36%
7,950
13
al3
Canadian Internat Inv Trust Ltd com.*
5%
1,300
7,290
.
1
cl
Ltd
Canadian Gen Investments
850
__*
see
41
1.20
High
a6
Canada & Dominion Sugar
Canadian
Low
11%
.100
preferred
1st
conv
40
1.00
1
since Jan.
Range
High
11 Yt
1.05/
Packers
British
Shares
11%
Is
Belding-Corticelli 7% pfd
Belgium Stores Ltd common
for Week
41
Ltd
Corp
Sales
Range
of Prices
Low
•
Anglo-Canadian Pulp & Paper—
Anglo-Nfld Development Co
101% 102 y2
pfd
footnotes
Week's
Last
8ale Price
Power
For
Funds
Friday
STOCKS
102%
Products
-
Feb
Feb
Feb
Mills common
QUEBEC
a
43
Jan
105%
William
Feb
53 y4
45
32%
16%
62
46
Mar
43
136
297
44%,
10%
24
Lacal
1,866
54
38%
44
Feb
Mines Ltd-.
Northwest
43%
53 y2
38%
44
Jan
35%
Ltd
Apr
10
9
National Drug & Chemical preferred__5
Mines
53%
Toronto-Dominion
880
A
National Steel Car Corp
Jan
Feb
6,740
—;
Niagara
52%
56
9%
common
preferred
25
53%
Mexican
4%%
Feb
53%
/ Jan
31%
Locomotive
&
MrTean
28
50
9%
23
Montreal
Apr
1,625
2,411
31%
a21% a21 %
class
91
105% Feb
Jan
52%
9%
(Robt)
Breweries
Jan
Feb
25%
51%
31%
Oil
Frontenac
58
104
52%
100
Molson
760
225
89
10
*
Mitchell
91
104 104%
Royal
•
;
Preferred
MrColl
31%
*
Ma ssey-Harris-Ferguson
Apr
10
Commerce
Hydro-Electric
MacMillan
15% Mar
Jan
155
•
_—
Lawrence
48%
3
100
_
Candy
Acceptance
Bros
*
common——
12%
Jan
Apr
Jan
•
com
<John»..„:
Woods
the
Jan
Jan
5.70
147
7% Mar
'
Lake
14%
Jan
38%
_
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops Inc.
Jamaica
Jan
Jan
35
10
.
Canadienne
Class
Imperial
4.35
145
46%
-
66%
/'
43
Nova Scotia
Canadian
Howard Smith
Feb
32%
104
Par
y4
.—100
—.
Jan
32
890
53%
Jan
100
5%
41%
200
—50
preferred
Jan
22%
•
Feb
1,965
27
Feb
29%
Feb
33
26
-
28
common
Feb
67%
26%
Jan
15%
common
Jan
13%
•
//
Feb
31
22%
common
28'/a
5.65
89
100
common
Feb
1
•
Corp
/
32%
5.65
*
common
preferred
Limited
Zellers
Jan
8%
Jan
25
.
12%
24
25
pfd
Jan
33 V* Mar
-;.
Jan %
23
•
4.16%
Canadian
:
Jan
1
Foundation Co of Canada
Fiaser
50
20
Com
Estabrooks
Feb
Jan
3,475
•
28%
iO
125
•
common
common
27
54%
66 V2
41% Mar
16 %
•
preferred
Apr
52% Mar
Jan
Jan
321/a
preferred
Jan
20
Mar
6%
35
19
19%
8%
Apr
•
Ltd
50
53
•
55%
Jan
Banks—
al6%
*
common
-
_•
pfd.
& Worts
Feb
8,915
8
17
a8
Stores
72
34
Corp
33
32
25
Red
}
52
54%
'
v
•
Cotton
7%
Coal
Dominion Tar
;
51%
69
54%
14%
1%
Gooderham
16%
18 y, Mar
1
j
Mar
50%
...
Leaseholds
30
•
Jan
es
4,641
*
Tobacco
Western
3,985
com
103% Feb
72
" Apr
los¬
2,270
•
common
Oils.
Feb
2,765
Steel
13% Jan
18%
___*
...
Ltd—,
16%
8%
&
Canada
Stores
Grocers
19%
Foundries
Power
Western
31%
*
5
;
28%
*
.11*
Jan
29
103
11% Apr
55%
—50
common
Jan
15
103
72
55%
—50
Canada
Steel Co
United
Jan
Dominion Steel & Coal
i
I
21
1
103
•
preferred
Jan
8%
common
_
Southam Co
Southern
55
657
39
4%
Breweries
Ltd
Tuckett
Dominion
,
A
8%
19%
Qlass
Feb
a__
30%
preferred
100
a52
11%
...
Apr
4.75
Jan
19%
Dominion
Series
17
*
pfd
pfd
Corp common
Lawrence
31% Mar
7% Mar
2,005
Feb
18%
a__
620
Dominion
|
Mar
a51
11%
Shawinigan Water & Power common—*
Apr
23%
17% Mar
30%
Dominion
56
Class B 41/2%
106
Jan
•
Dairies
Jan
Jan
2
5%
43
24
105
3,066
Seagrams
Dominion
a52
Mar
Bridge
6%
101 y2 Mar
•
9
distillers
j
4.25
Jan
Corsets
Jan
•
Mar
8
Dominion
i Dominion
100
common
19% Mar
660
•)
Simpsons
3.00
class A
110
Jan
7%
Ltd
101% 101%
—
Mar
Sicks'
28 y«
•
Co
IlOO,
Apr
30
Apr
640
*
Jan
16%
Jan
3,448
B
48%
Jan
18
13%
30%
Mar
47%
Feb
11
30
31
Feb
44
775
„
11%
Apr
Apr
4.25
•
56%
2,715
55
Royallte Oil Co Ltd—
a__
20
Smelting
Jan
47%
26
Apr
a__
4.25
Textile
53%
46%
47
Apr
Feb
610
St
29%
A
class
44%
•
Saguenay Power 41/4%
20
16
Mar
965
Feb
21
16
40
30
Jan
21%
•
2,098
11%
12 y4 Mar
20
42
44%
11%
21%
18%
7%
43
Jan
-
28%
37
105
•
34
11%
Jan
21
*
49
29 %
Apr
21%
18 %
Jan
30% Mar
*
Jan
385
8%
73
44
"
Quebec Power
4.00
5
8'/2
-
Feb
-Jan
8%
ZO
a4.00
al6% al6y2
10%
10%
67% Mar
800
665
Feb
720
3,600"
a3.sO
8%
535
49
31%
-
44%/.
•
68
1
High
33% Mar
29%
J)
Consolidated
Davis
28 ya
:
10
pfd
Equipment
Corbys
Class
25
+
28
Railway.,
Vlckers—
Farm
(B
Consol
4S/o preferred
I
Provincial
Transport
29
a3.50
Corp
Cogblin
Feb
4.25
Pacific
cockshutt
13%
25
100
Canadian Petrofina Ltd
Celanese
35
•
"Warrants
Feb
2,930
_25
Hydro
13ya
Corp
Jan
a21
20
preferred
Canadian
Price Bros & Co Ltd common.
Jan
ioy4
_*
common
Feb
Jan
/vi; 10
B
Cottons
Power
29%
27
a21
10%
Jan
Feb
Low
46
31%
•
Feb
870 >
20%
—1
Company
of Canada
30
a4.00
•
class A pfd
106
River
Range since Jan.
30%
49
.
Powell
Shares
High
68
common
Placer Development
Feb
20 y2
45
23%
25
—
Converters
Canadian
V
23
Penmans
Feb
28
265
21%
20
43 y4 Mar
:/ 32
Jan;.; '
Low
Page-Hersey Tubes
104%
3,482
33
33%
25
series
26%
21
21%
>•
common
Canadian Chemical & Cellulose
5%
26%
-
175
a27% a27%
33
20
Oianese
Canadian
6%'
a27%
♦
—
series
Class
26%
•
common
&
23
for Week
of Prices
Par
Jan
Sales
Range
Sale Price
106%
..,30% Apr
,.
v
Week's
Last
1
High
Feb
37% Feb
y
1.216
1,263
24%
•
Class A
$1.00
2,30a
•
common
Canadian Canners Ltd
$1.75
%
30%
50
Canadian Bronze
Canadian
40
105
Breweries
Canadian Car
Low
105
6
26. 26%
105
Range since Jan.
High
30%
26 y4
STOCKS
Shares
al05
.
39
30%,
100
preferred
Canadian
40%
^Friday
for Week
of Prices
Low
preferred
preierred
Canada
15
Week'*
Last
Apr
Feb
Jan
Jan
Mar
48% Mar
36%
Jan
46%
Jan
a
—
20
7'%
Mar
Apr
37
33
(1810)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
Monday, April 18, 1955
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Canadian Stock Exchange (Cont.)
Friday
Last
STOCKS
Week's
f
Sale Price
Par
Waterman
Westeel
Pen Co Ltd
Products
Canada
Western
Wilson
(L E)
Ltd
Windsor
(J
since
Jan.
Mining
Algom
Uranium
325
11%
Feb
13
Jan
Parbec
22 %
Apr
23
Mar
23%
Feb
23 %
(i
G
500
—,—*
42
41
5G
2,051
1
Aita
Mines
Mines
7.35
6.75
7.40
19,790
17%
18
1,025
*
Ltd
5%
Feb
8% Mar
Jan
Ltd
20c
Barnat
Mines
Larvue
19c
47c
60c
4.20
4.70
12c
Quebec Lithium Corp—
1
Quebec Metal —„
Quebec Nickel Corp Ltd—...——-1
9c
Jan
26c
Mar
107,950
17c
Feb
44c
Mar
46,214
Jan
4.10
Apr
Btiiechasse
Mines
Min
Fliri Flon
Uranium
Collieries
Jan
Roche
9c
Jan
Royran
1.45
Apr
Mar
2.40
2.85
16,500
G9c
Jan
2.85
6c
8%C
8,500
Apr
5.75
5.95
3,400
77c
1,000
50c
1,000
20c
34c
Jan
16c
Jan
48c
Mar
86,800
6c
Jan
30c
Apr
2.85
12,800
Jan
Tandem
26c
50c
815,900
12c
Mar
50c
Apr
Tazm
5c
6c
19,000
3c
Jan
8c
Apr
Tiblemont
12c
500
8c
Jan
14c
Apr
Tobrit
12
400
Jan
12
25 %c
29c
6,500
23c
Mar
30c
2.95
Mar
Mines
Mar
42c
Apr
United
Asbestos
Jan
55c
Mar
United
Montauban
Ltd—1
7.75
7.75
8.10
1,800
4.20
Jan
9.00
9.00
100
8.90
Jan
10
Mar
Ventures
2.60
156,225
2.25
Apr
2.74
Apr
ViolaMac
Mines
2.84
Apr
Virginia
Jan
Waite
8.25 Mar
2.68
2.40
2.84
51,700
——*
26c
26c
29c
16,700
22c
Jan
32c
Ltd.-—1
2%C
2%c
3 'Ac
3,500
2c
Jan
3%c Feb
8.75
8.40
8.75
2,225
6.00
11c 14%c
67,000
7%c
—1
43 c
1
95c
43c
Apr
Westville
Jan
Zenmac
Apr
80c
Mar
X
20c
20c
2,000
6c
6c
46c
49c
1
49c
1.95
Apr
8.75
4.25
43c
Apr
Apr
2.25
20c
Apr
20c
Apr
2,000
6c
Apr
6c
Apr
88,200
45c
Feb
55c
Feb
14c
17c
59,700
4%c
Jan
18c
Mar
7.75
8.95
36,164
2.10
Jan
8.95
Apr
a2.45
2.76
a2.45
100
2.76
12,400
2.57
a._
—
2.25
Jan
a—
2.95 Mar
1.63
1.60
1.63
2,500
15%
4%c
15%
15%
1.000
4c
5c
71,000
Ltd——_1
3.00
2.46
3.45
109,525
1
9c
9c
11c
16%
16%
17%
25c
25c
36c
2.36
2.36
100
2.36
Apr
2.50 Feb
6.15
7.25
16,900
5.00
Jan
7.25
Apr
242,300
Feb
1.40
Apr
*
1
1
Ltd.—
1
6.40
1
1.30
1.05
1.30 Mar
12c
Feb
1.70 Mar
15 %c
Apr
2%c
Feb
5c
Apr
40c
6,500
Jan
3.45
Apr
9c
Ltd-——1
Jan
v.
3.25
3.05
3.00
14c
14c
4io
4bc
•
24%
24
24%
1,840
1
2.25
2.10
2.55
7.600
1
4c
3%C
4c
'8,000
4.15
4.ud
4.15
1,600
Ltd-
Limited
Feb
72c
17,200
1
Feb
15c
2,000
42c
*
11945)
16
163,200
1
Ltd———
Ltd
Palconbridge Nickel Mines Ltd
Faraday Uranium Mines Ltd
Frobisher
570
.
1.40
—
Metals
Mines
Lake
Gold Mines Ltd—
—*
Manitcu Mines Ltd————1
Gcldfields Uranium Mines Ltd
*
2.300
72c
1.10
72c
17%c
Jan
2.10
Feb
18
Mar
36c
Apr
3.25
Apr
9%c
Feb
14c
Apr
35c
Feb
48c
Apr
22
Jan
25
Jan
1.85
Jan
Jan
2c
3.85 Mar
1,000
2.10
Golden
3.00 Mar
4c
Feb
4.60
Jan
2.10
1,000
70c
Jan
1.90
Feb
72c
Apr
2.10
1,00
1.10
19,100
Graham-Bousquet
Gold
55c
49c
Feb
Ltd_—*
49c
Grandines
1,000
Ltd—L___—*
35 %c
Feb
17c
500
16 %c
Feb
25c
35c
Mar
Apr
49c
17c
78c
3vj
Por
Gulch
Mines
Uranium
Mines
Mines
Mines
Metals Ltd—*
Ltd—:—-——----—-—,—
Gunner Gold Mines Ltd
1
38C
38c
1
Ltd
7,900
1.20
1
19%
800
3.20
59,100
18
.
1.20
15%
2.37
2.65
5
Hollinger Cons Gold Mines Ltd
Inspiration Mining & Dev Co
40c
15'/8
1
Headway Red Lake Gold Mines
19%
8,790
300
1.03
Feb
1.30 Mar
Apr
1.32
Jan
Jan
3.20
19%
Mines
1
51c
49c
56c
83,150
1
5c
3c
7c
51,900
—1
24 %c
2%c
Jan
7c
20c
26c
67,700
Jan
25c
27c
27c
34,109
1
7%c
22%c Mar
36c
Jan
Kenjnayo
Yukon
Kerr-Addison
Keyboycon
voting trust
Mines
Gold
Mines
Keymet
Mines
Kontiki
Lead
—
Ltd
Mines
Ltd—
*
Ltd
Mines
Labrador
Mining &
Asbestos
Explor
Mines
Co
Louvicourt
Co
Mines
Goldfields
7 %c
7%c
25c
29c
10%
10%
Metal
Calalta
11c
16c
120,300
1.35
1.35
2,000
11c 11 %c
4,500
1
1
Ltd_—.—*:
—-1
Ltd
Malartic
Mining
Island
Mines
Corp
Oil
Pipe
Consolidated
Del
Rio
EmDlre
Ltd—.
Gaspe
Mining
54c
13c
13c
2.95
Ltd
1
Ltd—
5
71 %
•
Oil Co
—
of
Canada
1
Ltd
1
Mor.pas Mines Ltd
LaBine
1
Uranium
New
Alger Mines Ltd
New-Delhi Mines Ltd
Mines—
5%c
!
—__—
New
Formaque Mines Ltd
Fortune
Bristol
—
New
Oil
Okalta
Oils
Pacilic
Petroleums
Oil
Quebec
Oils
Sapphire
Trans
7%c
1
55c
New
Marlon Gold
Oils
Trans-Era
New
Myl&maque
New
Pacific Coal
v?w
Santiago
New
New
Explorations
&i
Oils
Mines
Ltd
Vinray
Rim
Mines
Mines
Nocana
Mines
Westburne
Wilrich
Oil
footnote
G8c
18,267
hoc
60c
Power
Gas
&
&
Mar
Feb
Feb
Ltd—J—1
25c
30c
1
J
*
r.7o
1
1.12
21,000
4.50
500
26c
30c
4,00 v
9.00
100
l.b5
1.70
11/iaO
1.45
Feb
1.84 Mar
8.85
-*
1,200
34c
9.00
32c
1.20
30c
4.50
1
25c
1.18
*
Inc
8.85
200
8.65
Feb
9.65
7,000
1.10
1.12
a45c
a45c
9c
10c
9c
1.35
1.35
1
13 %c
1.35
1.35
200
10%
1
11 %
525
1.34
1.40
725
13c 13 %c
2,950
3.75
Jan
7.80
Feb
1.10
a__
33c
1.55
Apr
9c
10c
9c
1.55
8,900
60c
4,900
55c
Apr
62c
66c
9,551
62c
Apr
*
Feb
Jan
Jan
4.85
3.90 Mar
2.00
66c
2,000
21c
42c
Feb
3,100
28c
Jan
75c
Mar
62c
7,600
59c
Mar
82c
Mar
*
75c
72c
75c
29,900
Jan
75c
Jan
Ltd—
1
70c
72c
5,000
Jan
72c
Apr
Last
67 %C
47c
Apr
Week's
Sales
for Week
Range
of Prices
Shares
Range
1
Jan.
since
29%
7,174
9%
I,455
8%
Jan
9%
23
23
275
22%
Jan
23%
Feb
12c
17c
27,365
11c
Jan
17c
Apr
16%c
17c
13,000
15c
Jan
19c
Jan
7%
Low
26
Jan
,
High
.
29%
Feb
7%
7%
100
63c
90c
66,800
58c
Mar
90c
Apr
60c
5,100
57c
Feb
70c
Jan
90c
82c
95c
8,375
78c
Mar
30c
21 %c
32c
10,700
21 %c
Apr
1.95
1.75
2.00
3,130
1.60
Jan
2.65 Mar
1.65
1.70
800
1.50
Jan
2.50 Mar
88c
Petroleums
com
—*
—
trust
—
—
1
Mines
Ltd
35c
38c
Jan
Jan
37c
3,030
28c
16%
18
9,764
12% Jan
22% Mar
97%
97%
75
97
98 % Mar
9%
9
8%
50c
Jan
Mar
Feb
of
Canada
2nd
pfd
American
Leduc
American
Nephellne
73d
12,800
41c
Jan
1.05
Feb
Anacon Lead
Cyanamid
57
6,514
49%
Jan
57
83%
89%
6,561
69%
Jan
89%
,_100
107
106%
107
220
16c
II,000
14c
Jan
18c
Apr
50c
Apr
50c
Apr
15c
—10
50c
50c
100
1.60
1.60
1.61
187,640
50o
1.10
1.10
1.19
8,500
*
—
Petroleums
——
Apr
52
89
1
Larder
American
8%
56%
*
Ltd
3,120
*
Steel
Co
1.23
Jan
16%
1
Warrants
Amalgamated
8
7% Feb
97%
Uranium
Jan
3,75
3.65
4.05
Ltd
——
66,852
106% Mar
1.15
98c
3.00
13% Mar
Apr
Apr
103% Mar
Jan
2.00
Jan
1.30
Jan
3.75
Jan
16c
Feb
Jan
Feb
"
43,409
80c
Jan
10,000
3c
Feb
2.30
Apr
5%c Apr
1.85
1,000
32c
49,009
1.25
1,100
1.33
16,500
Feb
9c
31c
Jan
72c
Petroleums
Anglo-American Exploration
Anglo-Canadian Oil
1
1
11c
9c
•
16%
16 V4
•
4.80
4.75
11c
.
9,500
16%
2,025
16
Feb
19%
Feb
4.85
5,602
4.65
Apr
5.35
Jan
5c
Mar
16,900
Anchor
Apr
5%c
-
1.80
17c
Apr
Feb
1.08 Mar
2.41
32c
Jan
Apr
70c
32c
-
500
22c
Mar
39c
Jan
45c-
15,500
21c
Mar
50c
Mar
3c
Jan
8c
Mar
1,000
3,000
.17
%c Feb
Apr
23 %c
Feb
39c
Jan
Apr
42c
44c
Apr
5,poo
42c
Apr
77c
Jan
5%c
6c
10,000
3c
Feb
6c
1.30
1,000
1.51
Jan
Gairdner £
40 Wall
1.18 Mar
2.48
300
12c
14c
9,500
4.10
4.10
1,609
3.50
Jan
4.25
70c
70c
3.000
36%c
Jan
73c
Mar
Jan
4Jc
Apr
1
35 c
18c
41c
170,600?
l
3.95
3.85
4.00
15,100
20c
23c
7,500
2.48
10c
:15c
2.35
16c
Apr
Jan
Jan
Mar
2.95 Mar
14c
Apr
Jan
4.25 Mar
23c
Apr
Company Inc.
Street, New York 5, N.Y.—WHitehall 4-1656
Apr
1.35
'
Feb
58c
———-—
Knife
Alberta Pacific Cons
Algom
29 %
9%
Oil
Distillers
Voting
28%
9%
Warrants
Alberta
Hiah
13 %c
Apr
1.21
Exchange
Funds
Low
Paper common
8%c Apr
2.48
Feb
Jan
Apr
55c
18%
30c
Mar
16c
Jan
4.80
1.25
55c
Feb
Apr
1.65
Apr
4.70
Feb
12%
1.35 Apr
10% Mar
1.00
Feb
'
a__
Apr
Feb
Jan
9.50
—
*
—
4.85
Jan
Jan
Feo
51c
21c
Jan
2.40
1
3,000
1.70
Apr
19c
Jan
35c
Apr
Mar
61c
Feb
9%c
Lia
200
1.18
30c
21c
Mar
Jan
1
<
25c
54c
8c
Feb
,
1,100
61c
16%
7c
Jan
55c
55c
Apr
•
80c
1
2,800
3%c
12 e
Apr
Apr
2.05
common
Yellow
Aluminum
97c
79c
4.10
9.50
Apr
Acadia-Uranium
Jan
72 %
21c
Jan
Apr
Jan
Limited
Co
Acadia-Atlantic
Aluminium
Jan
60c
52c
Jan
23
Abltlbl
Algom a
Jan
7.15
1.55
Par
Apr
30c
1
Apr
5.35
4.75 Mar
37c
*
2,000
30c
6c
Apr
1,100
Friday
Apr
2,000
1
27,535
STOCKS
Apr
99,285
*
41.
132,200
Canadian
2.95
*»l),0uU
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page
1,100
52c
9.50
Toronto Stock
16c
2.40
_
For
4.80
Jan
6c
1.30
1.10 Mar
—1
Petroleums
58c
9*>c
Ltd
.
19,100
1.60
Petrol-Chemical
Api-
be
1
Mines Ltd—.
1.30
1.55
Ltd
Petroleum
Trican
Jan
46c
6c
_1
17c
2%c Jan
Apr
Tri-Tor Oils Ltd
13c
2.05
Ltd
Ob3lskl
11945;
LtQ
;Opemiska Copper Mines 'Queoeci
Uranium
Mar
90
Nudulama Mines Ltd
Ov-ran
5.15 Mar
44c
2.25
Ltd
Corp
Apr
68
21c
1
Ltd
Mining
24 %c
35c
1
Nipisiing Mines Ltd Ltd
Normetal
Apr
*
Thurbois Mines Ltd
Nickel
1.39Mar
12c
50o
Ltd
Ltd
13 %c Mar
Jan
193,000
2.14
Ltd
Albermont
32c
Mines Ltd-——i-—1
10c
6c
2.00
Empire Oils Ltd—
Apr
53c
New Harricana Mines Ltd
——1
New Highridge .Mining Co Ltd-—
*
New Louvre Mines Ltd—
1
4%c Jan
4%c
Apr
Ltd
16c
1.18
1
23,000
Apr
Development
Jan
370
-
14,500
10c
5.00
1
Akaitcbo
1.35 Mar
Jan
9c
43c
———.—90c
Petroleum
43c
■;
56c
1.75
Ltd
Agnew-Surpass common
Ajax
Petroleums
Jan
Jan
2.00
Ltd
Co
Apr
Jan
Apr
100
Oils
Ltd
PhilllDS
Apr
Jan
13%
Jan
24c
8.80
Spring Coulee Oil Minerals Ltd—*
10%
Jan
Feb
Jan
69c
39c
1,000
Apr
1.60
12
30c
Co—————*
31c
7%ci 7%C
1
200
50c
Jan
28c
—
64,900
9.50
Ltd——_1
Oils
Apr
1.80
.1—
Ltd
1.44
13%
200
Ltd
Jan
6.500
5%C
1.28
4.85
—1.
45,000
5c
Apr
2.70
1.75
—
Continental
Acme
16c
4,000
2.00
29 %
2.0C
Ltd
71c
1.85
——i———1
New
Mines
1
1.95
Jan
1.80 Mar
1.75
Ltd
8%c
65 c
21%
7,900
2.00
Corp-—
Petroleums
lb/8
?B
2,650
2.70
Jan
Apr
1
Ltd
Ventures
New
7%c Apr
89c
69c
29%
69c
Feb
——,L—-*
Minerals
8%c
,4
Apr
29
2.25
_——•
Producers
Ltd
io
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18
2.15
1
25c
2.85 Mar
56c
71%
76c
70c
—
Corp of Canada Ltd—;
Mpgador Mines Ltd
69%
76c
Apr
14 %c 14%c
*
Petroleum
Cordasun
New
21 %c Mar
3.25
14,300
58c
1.65
1
Petroleums Ltd——
Oil
Merrill
Jan
5%c
2,000
2.35
214,150
6.50
4.80 Jan
1.20
L.td
Oils
&
Jasper Oil
7%c Mar
5%c Mar
34,200
2.55
1
2.15
9c
Debentures
.1
Ltd-
Mining
Nesfcitt
33c
1.65
29c
Ltd
Ltd
Co
Producers
Oil
Federated
16%
8c
400
32c
28c
Ltd
Lines
Leduc
Central
Feb
1.02
356,400
54c
Uranium Mines Ltd————1
Minda Scotia Mines Ltd—
*
Corp
24c
4.70
33c
Me'a
MoJvbderntP
18c
3.95
1
Mclntyre-Porcupihe Mines
Me-riU
19c
4.70-
1
Mackeno Mines Ltd
Mariumes
ll'/isc
■<
Mar
10c
49,500
4%c
Mines
Devonian
Canadian
Jan
9.10
20c
10,500
6,900
58c
13%
Ltd
Petroleums
Canadian
7%c Apr
9%c Jan
1,835
!
-
Jan
20c
6.10
Copper Mines Ltd-
Bailey Selburn Oils & Gas class A
13c
58,609
10%
4c
Apr
2.10
u
——
Antone Petroleums Ltd
16
2,000
25e
—1
Ltd
Marbenor
59,509
7%c
Ltd—1
Ltd
Mining
Lorado Uranium
500
21c
Jan
15c
46c
Sale Price
34,000
16%
1
Ltd
Lake Dufault Mines Ltd
„_—
Lava lie Mines Ltd
——:—
Copper
7%c
19c
19c
1
Zinc
Lafayette
Licgside
7c
16%
—1
Ltd
38c
Jan
Jan
Jan
17c
Mar
25c
Ltd—
1.85
10c
6.00
—
Apr
7c
1
Mines
26,000
1.40
Feb
9,400
Mines Ltd
15c
Apr
2.50
Jaculet
11c
Apr
15 % Mar
16
2.40
Jardtm
14c
Ltd———
Feb
10
34c
Jack Lake Mines Ltd
r
1
1.45
1.20 Mar
Jan
2.50
Uranium
5,300
Jan
.
1
Iso
1.30
OH Stocks-
Trend
God's
1.20
1.90
Products
Mines
Anglo-Canadian
Home
Fontana
Apr
1.20
Apr
2.25
———1
Ltd
Mines
Apr
40c
Pyrlte & Copper Corp. Ltd—
Mineral
43c
-1
Weedon
Tungsten
200
Ltd
Mines
Apr
18c
4%c Feb
Ltd
Mines
Wendell
5,400
—
Corp Ltd
Smelting Refining Co
20c
10%c Jan
60,100
Mining Corp
Amulet
Western
8,700
Jan
6,000
21,000
25c
Ltd
Ltd—
Apr
95C
9c
19c
15c 17 %c
18c
4Qc
Ltd—
Mines
Mines
Mar
43c
Mar
29%
Lithium
21c
2.25
Ltd-,—
Valor
14c
83c
8.10 Mar
18c
15c
—
Corp
Jan.
2.09
—
Apr
Jan
Jan
1
Ltd
Ltd—
Jan
—-—1
Ltd
9.65
Jan
7c
21c
Ltd
1.70
Feb
5.15
7,000
18c
——
25c
3.50
7.25
8,475
15c
Mar
Apr
1
Ltd
Trebor Mines Ltd
26c
100
9,875
7.95
Apr
1.12 Mar
12c
•
Mines
2C0
3.50
9.65
7.60
13 %c
—
Fields
42,800
Asbestos Mines Ltd
East Malartic Mines Ltd—
Gold
Silver
6.90
Jan
Apr
1
Mines
9.20
Ltd—
Gold
4.75
1.00 Apr
3%c Jan
14c
—
Ltd—
Mines
Mines
25,860
7.75
Mines—
Cons
Uddlen
Ltd—:
Ltd
Lake Mines Ltd
36c
Sudbury
Mines
Mines
5uc
3.50
Apr
47,000
2.60
Jan
Ltd
Mines
Mines
4ac
Dominion
Metal
Apr
1.90
38c
11%
Basin Mines,—*
Copper-Cliff Consolidated Mining——1
Copper-Man Mines Ltd
1
Sol
Mar
15 %c
Jan
34c
Sullivan
15c
cab
78c
Jan
1.34
30c
Tache
8.45
El
Mar
6c
8,100
19c
Apr
1
East
40c
50,500
35c
Apr
7
Sullivan
1,000
15c
34c
85c
1
-s>-r
40c
14c
Gold
29c
Central Cadillac Mines Ltd
Consolidated Denison Mines Ltd
Eastern
.190
40c
36c
Consol
Mines
1.84
Steeloy Mining Corp Ltd—
Steep Rock Iron Mines Ltd
20c
Consolidated Fenlmore Iron Mines
Dome
Mines Ltd—
Uranium
82c
Standard
Jan
50c
1.14 Mar
36,900
200
Apr
143,50U
Jan
1.02
109,800
Mar
Jan
Apr
2.90 Mar
1.00
48C
Colcmac Yellowknife Mines Ltd
Conro Development
00
45c
7c
Mar
14c
Feb
12c
7c
14c
18c
Jan
—
Ltd—
-
1.00
29c
9c
Jan
1.07
28,400
6.90
500
12c
9c
3c
18,500
375,500
5c
6,900
'13c
1.70 Mar
1.00
35,000
1
3.95 Mar
6.25
29c
•
Apr
1.20 Jan
11% Mar
1
30c
Ltd————*
3.75
5,700
Ltd————1
20c
1.75 Mar
Apr
1,100
1.62
Soma-Duvernay Gold Mines Ltd—.—1
Stadacona Mines (1944) Ltd-,—
~
Silver Miller
59c
*
17%
4,920
3.90
14c
Sherritt-Gordon
19c
25 %C
Apr
2.38
Lac
Gold
29c
10
Apr
17%
13c 15 %c
Ltd
Mines
T—1
Chimo Gold Mines Ltd-—--.
Zinc
Apr
Apr
Feb
4.70
12c
Mines——.—
Fields Ltd
Lung
6c
Ltd
Chcs.erville Mines Ltd
Mining
Apr
6.10
77c
2.50
9c
8c
Mines
12c
Corp
Explorations
8%c
Feb
Feb
3c
Apr
Jan
Jan
1.10
2.20
Uranium
2.60
Ltd
Corp
Apr
53c
3.50
60c
Feb
20c
1.50 Jan
71c
77c
—-
—_
Mines
Apr
90c
19c
CeJia Dev & Mining Co Ltd
Centremaque Gold Mines Ltd
Gold
1.43
1.98
17c
Jan
55c
Mines
Explorers
300
Apr
Jan
Jan
2.10
Research
4c
42c
(Dunsmuir) Ltd..*
Corp
1.17
45c
———
(.arnegie Mines Ltu——
Cartier-Malartic Gold Mines
Asbestos
1,500»
7,000
5.400
—
Lithium
&
1.25
17,500
—
Mines
Can-Met Explorations
Ccurnor
Rayrock
70c
—:
Mines
Canadian
Coulee Lead
Feb
5.75
Ltd
vtc
Chibougamau
Canadian
Cortez
45c
90c
Smelt
s.«<uaiei
Consolidated
Jan
6%c
—
—
Ltd
Ltd
&
Callinan
Lake
15c
2.60
Corp Ltd
Buffalo Canadian Gold Mines Ltd-—*
Coin
10,400
65c
Mines Ltd
Mines
Chibougamau
28c
85c
Mines
——
Burnburst
Chemical
Radiore
Apr
9.10 Mar
16
Quebec Smelting & Refining Ltd
Quebec Yellowknife Gold Mines Ltd—
Feb
67c
Corp..
Ltd
Brunswick
CassSar
Jan
58c
1.43
1.45
Bouscadillac Gold Mines Ltd
Campbell
lie
Feb
6,500
Rix-Athabasca
Uranium
Gold
Apr
Mar
43c
9c
Rare Metals Ltd
Bouzan
4c
7c
121,600
1.24
Belle Chibougamau
Boreal
Jan
10.000
55c
Ltd«
Mining
Bcbo: Mines
2c
9%c
22c
22c
4c
9c
4%c
Apr
1.58
—
50c
Apr
Jan
3.75
—
3%c
Ltd—
Lodge
3.05
Ltd
7.05
2c
4,000
Mines
Feb
7.70
110,900
10 %c
Uranium
Pronto
Mar
1.88 Mar
1.57 Mar
5.75
243,700
Quebec Copper Corp Ltd
1
Quebec Labrador Develop Co Ltd—— 1
106,500
52c
Base Metals Mining
Corp Ltd
Baska Uranium Mines Ltd—
Bathurst Mining Corp
Beaver
900
7.40 Apr
20% Mar
22c
Ltd
Beatrice Red Lake Gold Mines
Beaueage Mines Ltd—
3,000
8.00
Jan
40c
Ltd
Mines
Mines
4%c
7.70
Jan
4.10
Sulphur & Iron
Barvallee
3%c
3.75
34c
Arnora Sulphur Mining
Corp_
Corp
300
2,600
42c
Jan
17c
23,500
1.75
7.00
14 %
Apr
3.45
—
Metals
35c
1.75
6.80
1
HiOh
Low
56
38c
——_
Alias
30c
;
Jan*
since
Range
High
Jan
28
3.65
Mines Ltd— "IIIIIIIII II1
Anacon Lead Mines Ltd
Arno Mines Ltd
—:
Ameranium
Ascot
30c
Ltd
Mines
Amalgamated Mines Ltd—„—
Gold Dredging Ltd
Pitt Gold Mining Co————
Cons
Pato
-
Shares
Quebec Chibougamau Gold Fields Ltd-1
1
—
Low
Pardee
15
R»lM
for Week
Range
of Prices
Par
High
245
a24
Week's
Last
Sale Price
12
a24
Co——
15
1
Mining Stocks—
Aconic
APRIL
Friday
Range
Low
a24
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Ltd__
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Shares
High
11%
WEEK
a21% a22%
a21%
Ltd—_—5
C>—
Hotel
11%
Ltd.——*
Breweries
of Prices
Low
•
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8ilei
for Week
Range
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Volume 181
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CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Sale Trice
Par
Anglo
Cdn
Pulp & Pap pfd
Angio Rouyn Mines
Apex Consolidated
Arcan
Area
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'
Corp
66c
26,700
9%c
1.15
147,960
9,800
51c
60c
1 6.123
23%
24%
8,550
122
115
122
305
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Dfd class A..
2nd
conv
Arjon
Metals
-50
Y
55%
Jan.
56
950
53
-1
38c
Hitr*
79c
Mar
3%c
Jan
85c
Jan
45c
Canadian
Mar
9%c
Jan
*
:
Cassiar
Apr
Castle
3.75 Mar
5.25
Jan
2.550
1.40 Mar
1.85
Jan
3.45
3.45
3.90
1,230
3.45
5.20
Jan
Central
Explorers
19c
Jan
Central
Leduc
Feb
56C
Apr
Central
17
Mar
Central
Porcupine
33c
Apr
Centre
Mines
11 Vic
Jan
25c
1
9C
1
21c
River
32c
187,597
21,500
6%c
Apr
Jan
7%c
Jan
16c
9c
10c
20c 24 %c
lo3,010
Lake
Cheskirk
11%
Apr
Chesterville
Mar
15c
Jan
Chib-Kayrand
4G,000
11c
Oils
Bankeno Mines
Bank
17c
48,000
1
Oils
Banklield
13c
9.60
8.60
9.60
55,587
50c
i 2.20
2.18
2.25
5,142
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas class A
Banff
15c
1
1
40c
40c
1
8c
8c
;
Consolidated
—
13c
Feb
2.05
45c
22,500
36c
Apr
10c
21,200
6%c
Jan
10
43%
43%
5o9
43
10
53%
52%
54
693
52%
1.19
1.16
1.29
27,175
1.12
Mines
1
1.47
1.33
43,180
45c
•
2.95
2.60
2.98
47,800
.!_♦
88c
84c
90c
190,385
Barymln
Base
Co
Ltd
Metals
Mining
30c
Feb
50c
Coldstream
Jan
Colomac
Confederation
Mar
Coniagas
68c
62c
68c
222,882
39c
Jan
85c
Jan
Coniaurum
14 %C
14c
15c
13,003
14c
Apr
20c
Jan
Conro
132,000
70c
Apr
62
Apr
50
Bathurst
Class
Power
class
A
Beaver
61
Black
5.40
6.00
20,775
70c
80c
17,700
7
3.45
7,800
36 %c
V: 1,907
45%
57,289
1.19
2.10
2.25
2,200
35c
38c
•
44c
40,500
21c
1.73
1.75
:
5
•
Mar
14 Vic
Jan
25c
Jan
16c
115,450
8 %c
21c
Apr
25c
Apr
Consolidated
1
Mines
Discovery
Consolidated Dragon Oil
Apr
Consolidated
Apr
Consol
East
Fenimore
25c
1,300
8.50
7.60
8.90
257,226
3.20
3.05
3.25
19,475
1
11,100
40c
Mar
75c
Feb
34,704
40c
Jan
81c
Mar
8.165
Apr
Consolidated
Gillies
Apr
Consolidated
Golden
2.35
2.20
2.45
57,100
2.65 Apr
Consolidated
Guayana
29 %c
27c
32c
36,400
21c
Feb
32c
Mar
Consolidated
Halliwell
1
16c
15c
17c
66,000
15c
Apr
24c
Jan
Consolidated
Howey
1
6c
Rights
12 %c
Lake
Mines
Mac
1,400
Jan
Consolidated
13,609
7%
Jan
93/4 Mar
Consolidated
Negus
60
47%
Jan
49% Mar
Consolidated
8.000
65c
16,450
21c
Mar
65c
Columbia
Columbia
Telephone
23c
Mar
18c
Jan
Mar
Consolidated
Press
class
♦
3.00
3.00
100
53
Mar
11
Feb
Consolidated
Quebec
2.50
1.40
1.50
1,900
17% Mar
Consolidated
Ranwick
14%
Feb
Consolidated Red Poplar Min
Feb
Consolidated
Jan
12
Apr
27
26%
27%
2,414
24% Mar
27%
45%
45
46
63Q
43% Mar
46% Mar
1.50
1.45
1.50
11 %c
Jan
Jan
Jan
1.75
Jan
Consol
Consolidated
Jan
Consumers
13c
7c
Jan
16c
Apr
15c
21c
30,100
11c
Feb
24c
Apr
Conwest
24c
30c
45,350
18 %c
Feb
31c
Apr
11
12
725
9.75
Jan
1.05
1.40 Mar
1.05
1.10
27,04)
96c
Feb
7c
7c
9%C
12,000
5%c
Jan
9%c
Apr
Cosmos
67c
71c
5,300
60c
Jan
71c
Apr
Coulee
Buffalo
Canadian
•
23c
23c
30c
406,600
13c
Feb
30c
Apr
Buffalo
Red
Apr
18c
15c
25c
869,725
4%c
Jan
25c
*
43%
43%
43%
365
42%
Feb
46
Jan
Croft
12c
11c
14c
23,600
17c
Apr
66,560
Mar
Craig
Class B
Trust
21c
Jan
87c
115
25
Jan
29% Mar
Crow's
Nest
83
102
65
Jan
86% Mar
Crown
Zellerbach
48
Jan
60
54
54%
128
8
8%
1,500
7%
Feb
8%
Jan
32c
130,000
9c
Feb
2.57
2.78
205,238
2.04
Jan
2.60
2.60
2.75
2,400
Crowshore
Jan
Cusco
2.05 Mar
Apr
3.00 Mar
Feb
23%
Jan
Jan
20
Apr
4.25
20
20%
4.25
3.85
4.25
II,781
2.95
1.62
1.52
1.64
ru.yoo
1.22 Mar
15c
14 %c
16c
47,133
11c
Apr
2.75
20%
3,100
Apt
Mar
Feb
1.73 Mar
Jan
17c
Jan
17
16%
17
Jan
18%
12%
12
12%
385
Mar
12%
Jan
2.85
2.50
3.35
420,100
35c
Jan
3.35
Apr
10c
10c 10 %c
2,550
9c
Jan
18c
new
11
Feb
Jan
4.50
4.50
100
65c
61c
70c
43,780
52c
Mar
85c
Jan
19c
19c
24c
12,367
19c
Feb
24c
Apr
19
Apr
23
Jan
139
10
Coal
5
19
19
100
Corp
Patricia
Mines
16%
1,100
1
27
8
26c
2.75
»
Pershing
52c
54
32c
29 %c
1.50
1
Uranium
83
*
80c
1
40c
*
class A
Mar
•
Bit
Crown
Jan
61c
Jan
*
Mining
26%
46c
45c
55,482
Jan
1
*
•
76.450
80c
•
Mills
•
_____
1.25
75c
1
Mining
voting
Imperial
Croinor
1.90
90c
10
Dist
4.05
80c
•
Pete
Consol
1.24
1.12
1
Lead
1
Jan
•
(H)
1
3.00 Mar
45c
•
.
Mines
Exploration
Cournor
Corby
Jan
1
Copper-Man
70c
_
_£
20c
1
Basin
West
Copper Cliff
8%c Feb
1
Gas
11 %c
17c
29 %c
12% Mar
A
Gold
Sannorm
Sudbury
1
class A
Mar
Apr
1
Steel
Jan
Apr
43c
Mar
1
Hill
74c'
70c
Mar
Ankerite
Lake
Mar
10c
16%
Products
50C
51 %c Mar
12c
1
1
Bulldog Yellow Knife
35,317
34c
Jan
V.Feb
46c
100
.
12,350
69c
29 %c
62c
Apr
2.89
59,548
1
Uranium
63c
55c
29 %c
19c
33
117,150
1
Gold
61c
60c
•
Jan
16c
200
1
2
__1
Mines
Jan
96
Apr
Buffalo
Algoma
Mosher
2.00
29
17c
12
28,250
5,805
85c
17
1
30,406
32
15c
17
.
179,350
2.75
31
51c
8%
Mines
Mining
Brunswick Mining
19c
2.50
13 Vic
101
Ltd
Mines
Brunston
Jan
17 %c
31%
16 c
350
2.55 Mar
1.44
11 Vac
18c
2.68
•
16c
3,060
4,000
4.25 Mar
83c
10
3-
Jan
1
51%
;
2.80
1
25
Co
Mines
Reef
18.025
1
95%
•
3.90
Oils
9%
Power
British
Feb
3.65
Peak
12
British
1.00
Consolidated
51%
*
Feb
Jan
Consolidated Northland Mines
Consolidated Orlac
95%
class A
34c
23c
Jan
4,314
27
Packers
Jan
176.520
Jan
62,450
2.90
25%
B
27c
68c
Apr
2.50
2.75
26
Columbia
6,300
55c
3.85
1.95
2.80
British
Apr
30c
65c
3.70
2.50
2.25
•
92
Mar
19%c Mar
23%
1.45 Mar
1
50%
Jan
56,933
196,179
1
9%
10%c
Jan
29c
.
•
1
Smelting
Nicholson
*
15c
16c
38c
Oils Ltd
&
9%
•
Feb
15c
55c
Mattarrow
1.00
100
5c
8.381
15c
1
1
47%
pfd
13c
2.65
'
9
Products
10c
2.20 Mar
_1
Arrow
47%
Forest
Apr
3.25 Mar
73C
Mar
1.36
Jan
8.90
49c
25c
Mining
36c
Jan
2.45
15c
Consolidated
Apr
2.10
2.60 Mar
70c
11 %c
Consolidated Mic
Mar
2.30
Jan
Jan
Apr
19c
70c
Jan
Apr
Apr
Jan
2.30
6c
3.00
45c
8%
58c*
Mar
•
Mines
9%
Electric 4%
47c
Feb
7% Mar
1
Crest
Iron
25c
1
1
Consolidated
47%
Co
11,000
Denison
Apr
Feb
•
Burlington
19c
Cordasun
50
Buffadison
16c
Consolidated
Cadillac
ordinary
Brunsman
18c
.
Tank Co preferred
Brunhurst
Jan
1
Oil
-Feb,
10c
preferred
Jan
58c
Apr
Consolidated
Columbia
1.85
53c
Apr
12c
Columbia
Apr
Mar
31,150
British
Apr
42c
29,200
8,005
Apr
7c
42c
782,400
257/s
59c
220
1.600
9c
Oil
Apr
107,000
15c
Ltd
Apr
1.35 Mar
48c
4%c
1.32 Mar
Apr
Jan
19
21c
52c
10,200
Apr
Petroleum
1.65
330
Jan
Jan
45c
17c
2.26
1.80 Mar
Jan
Jan
1.18
87 %c
42c
12c
19c
Mines
Feb
1
17c
American
Jan
4 %c
Apr
79% ' Apr
23%c
50c
24c
98c
10c
Central
44c
Apr
Feb
2,28
1
Corp
Allenbee
Jan
Feb
143
Consolidated
Jan
Burrard
40
Jan
2.45 Mar
&
31,600
2.20
25c
5%c Mar
Burns
342,500
7%c
2.15
125
3,980
Bunker
59c
6%c
Feb
1.19
27,312
33,400
Building
46c
7c
Mar
7 Vic
19c
364,310
Broulan
57c
Jan
Mar
18'
290
2.20
17c
1.00
176,326
10
12c
1.00
2,000
21c
III
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7 %c
1
1.35
16c
45c
17c
Buckles
1
17%
1.28
17c
8%
18c
.
17%
1.30
1
15c
2.65
Class
*
37c
13c
41/2%
72c
8%
2.51
British
99c
9,500
1
16c
Brilund
31,764
78c
•
2.55
British
1.08
75c
1
16 %c
Britalta
1.00
Jan
65
Bakeries
1
Petroleum
Jan
76c
1
Traction
95c
Bellekeno
1
&
Apr
1.36
Consolidated
•
Brazilian
Feb
75c
Consolidated
Boymar
Bridge
70c
Consolidated Astoria
Bralorne Mines
Bralsaman
Mar
1.05
Mines
62c
Feb
15c
48c
10c
yy'., 1->
Jan
2,900
620
1
Bordulac
Apr
76,850
•
Ltd
Uran
Apr
46c
13c
12c
Gold
11 %c
79%
7%c
19c
4.30
Feb
10c
.■
2.05 Mar
Jan
5c
72%
___
Jan
1.05 Mar
28 %c
79%
1
1
55c 57 %c
Apr
24c
3.35 Mar
45,880
10%c
1
Mines
46c
Corp__III
Mining
Development
47
1.18 Mar
2.10
37 %c
42c
Apr
80c
Jan
1.22
Jan
6.20
Feb
Feb
52c
45%
60c
8%
Jan
50c
Jan
1.58
%c Apr
49
Apr
45c
45%
52c
45%
1
Mines
Bonville
375
70c
Mines
Kirkland
Bay
Bobjo
7%
6.00
1
25
Gold
Yukon
Bidgood
Jan
•
Corp
Quebec
Bevcourt
Bibls
Jan
25c
2.95
Jan
38
1
.—
Gamma
58%
100
131,193
7
1.22
Belleterre
135
50
•
Lodge
Mining
Telephone
49c
1
62
50
•
Belcher
Jan
42c 49 %c
62
•
B
Beattie-Duquesne
Beatty Bros
Beaucage Mines Ltd
2.95
25c
7,900
|
Life
Consolidated
2.25
10.700
33,550
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Mines
*
2.70
Apr
33c
1.73
133.519
Yellowknlfe
•
1
13c
95c
Cooper
Ltd
Mining
Jan
2.28
class A
Cody-Rico Mines
Lake.''—'
Mines
Bathurst
7c
75 c
Willians
Apr
2.98
97c
66,760
1.95
Cochrane-Dunlop
1.55 Mar
Feb
13c
92c
Coin
Jan
Jan
Jan
1
Consolidated
Cochenour
57% Mar
Jan
2.33
30c
Cobalt
Uranium
Bata
Beta
3,030
Mar
Apr
2.10
Apr
70c
2.20
__
Petroleums
Baska
Bell
1.4J
Mar
15c
68.300
25
Citra-Lartlc
46 %
1.30 Mar
40c
Barvue
43%
15,500
91c
1
Chrysler Corp
Jan
22c
1
Gold
Apr
49n
Apr
Scotia
Nova
Chimo
1.00
2Jc
1
!
2.20: Feb
1.58
3.45
Copper
7.50 Mar
Jan
9 %c
9%e
1
Exnlor
Jan
Jan
1.35
16c
12%c
50c
Mines
Feb
12 %c
Apr
1
Montreal
of
Earnat
Jan
4.50
85c
_______________1
Mines
2.78
Jan
17c
Mar
70c
^Chemical Research
9.60
•1.6.75 Jan
Mines
of
Bank
19c
5,930
___.
Chibougamau
Bagamac Mines
10,600
85c
U__—__L_ 1
19,160
Jan
Jan
14C
2,550
1.70
83c
161,000
10
9%
12V2C
6.20
1.55
85c
3.55
8% Mar
100
Ltd
5.75
1.66
3.40
170
11
Mines
6.20
•
.
8%c 10 %c
9%
2.25 Mar
75c
1
____
Oil—
33c
Charter
11
14c
Apr
1.64
Chamberlain
Jan
9%
9', 2 '
Apr
3.75
•
Jan
17c
2.00 Mar
2.10
common
8.83
Jan
1
26c
11 %c Mar
4,050
14c
2.00
A
Jan
Jan
2.10
Oil
Jan
34,100
13c
2.08
Electric
1.05
5.95
I.000
1
14c
Class
2,700
16,123
3.75
Gold
1
Aviliabcna
76c
8.85
3.65
Centremaque
1
Auto
75c
8.40
3.75
1
Aunor
Gold
76c
8.85
Uranium
Aumaque
;
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Patricia
13'%
Apr
1
Mar
25V2C
—1
Ltd
Trethewey
12c
3,643
Apr
3,635
1.43
41c
15
19%
4.60
73,000
14
!.
1.45
107,700
j Apr
1
Hi gk
Mar
4.25
19c
56
19
1.48
55C
Apr
110
4.55
Gas
Producers
17c
52%
Jan.
Low
19%
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Asbestos Corp Ltd—
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Cariboo
Apr
Range since
High
19
1
Oil
24%
Low
pfd__2o
Shares
•
Natural
Canso
122
of Prices
1
Canso
•80c
Feb
Mar
Nat Gas 4%
Williston
Apr
1.25 Jan
Jan
20%
105
Par
Canadian Western
Sale*
*
for Week
Range
Sale Price
55% Mar
Jan
Week's
Last
1
43c
14%
Atiin-Ruffner
Aumacho
15
18c
1
Corp
Steels
Aubelle
54
APRIL
52c
Gold
Ascot
Atlas
55c
24%
*
common
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160
1.05
56c
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Friday
since
Low
53%
5%c
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STOCKS
Range
High
8c
•
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$2.40
53
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62c
*
Corp
Argus
53
*
•
of Trices
Low
50
FOR
Sales
for Week
Range
130
68
19%
Feb
105%
40
69%
7c
1
70
130
68
4.20
54
431
5.00
Jan
Feb
Feb
Jan
69%
Apr
9%c
19,100
6c
Jan
9%c
Apr
1
24c
22c 25 %c
37.451
21c
Mar
35c
Feb
1
Ltd
19c
18c 23 %c
53,300
11c
Jan
32c
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Calgary
&
Edmonton.
Callinan
Flin
Cainorth
Calvan
Flon
Campbell
1,460
34c
37c
155,450
14 %C
18c
10,600
Foils
Cut
&
5.15
4.15
Jan
8.25 Mar
790
8.05
Jan
10% Mar
Delnite
2.65
2.40
2.75
898,305
48c
Jan
2.75
Apr
Del
52%
52%
40
52
Jan
52%
Jan
Detta
40%
39%
40%
1,773
37%
Feb
43% Mar
30
30
30
2?
30
Apr
32%
Canada
Iron
Canada
Life
Machinery
__—
Foundry
Oil
11%
2,475
13%
75
17
17
25
26
27
410
8%
>13
14%
22%
12% Mar
15
Feb
17% Mar
55
147
240
8
79
159
66
13
13%
250
•
3.75
3.50
3.75
2,100
33
33
33%
315
33
20
88
88
88
162
83%
12%
9
9
350
93c
97c
25,246
1
1.00
Minerals
Dome
Seagrams
Jan
3.40 Mar
90c
1.24
1.15
1.25
27c
45c
1.64
30%
49c
1.60 r 1.68
5,523
30%
5.70
5.55
5.75
16%
16%
17%
34c
1
Dominion Foundry & Steel
Dominion Magnesium
Scottish
Mar
Dominion
Steel
Jan
Dominion
Stores
Jan
Dominion
Tar
&
&
24 c
2,460
Packers
Canada
Permanent
Canada
class
Lines
1.00
1.00
36% Jan
Mar
Feb
95
Jan
1.00
1,500
1
2.51
2.10
2.55
3,316
2.05
Apr
preferred—_—_12.50
13 %
13%
13%
374
12%
Jan
14
40c
Apr
60c
Jan
Feb
7.30
Feb
Apr
5.00 Mar
16
15c
Mar
Feb
Jan
Jan
1.25 Mar
1.74
49c
Jan
Apr
1.90
Jan
33%
Jan
5.90
Jan
18% Mar
34c
21%
Apr
19%
18%
19%
2,602
17 % Mar
•
14
13%
14%
3,395
13
Mar
17
Feb
20
20
20
75
19
Apr
20
Feb
16%
16
16%
4,260
15%
Apr
17%
Jan
28%
Feb
34
9%
Jan
12%
•
•
32
32
32%
5,095
•
10 %
10%
10%
3,350
23.50
23
23
23
25
7%
7
7%
890
60,200
common
Chemical
com
——
Textile
Jan
1.18
31c
1
com
com
Coal
Preferred
Dominion
Apr
Jan
Feb
•
common
21% Mar
7
Mar
32c
Mar
24
8%
Feb
Mar
Feb
Mar
Feb
Feb
Oil
Southern
SS
_.
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Southern
Canada
Canada
B
Feb
Apr
•
Invest
•
Canada
30 %
223,270
Asbestos
10
97c
1.40 Mar
150
24c
15c
Feb
Jan
Feb
1.10
8,250
31 %
1.00
27,575
1,147,900
2.50
(Western)
Mines
Dominion
81
21c
1,300
2
Feb
9'/a
17,966
1
—
Feb
200
Jan
26c
1.04
*
Exploration
Dome
Dominion
24c
95c
25c
..
Devon-Leduc
Distillers
300
24c
95c
1
Ltd
1.10
1
Ltd
Mines
Producers
Rio
8%
81c
1
Gold
Mines
4.70
Jan
*
_
Lands
Feb
9
94c
Ltd
Mines
*
1
14%
Mar
78
_
178
8%
'Jan
28%
Jan
177
*
Power
Feb
Feb
8%
178
10
_
-
__
Northern
Canada
11
13%
17
10
Assurance
Canada Malting
Canada
11%
13%
Feb
D'Eldona
:
A
Mines
Brewis
Horn
3,069
10,160
*
Stone
common—
Canada
Deer
5.25
8.05
10%
•
A
Class
Jan
6.50
Apr'
class
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10
*
Crushed
Canada
Decoursey
-
5.15
50
...
Canada
Davis
Jan
20
pfd—.
com
'•
Apr
29c
*
class B
Preferred
43c
7.65
1
'
Feb
Jan
5.15
Can-Met Exploration
Bread
14 %c
13 %c
Mines
D'Aragon
7.75
1
Canada Cement
16% Mar
1
Lake
Canada
Jan
14%
1
Chibougamau
Red
15%
37c
*
_
Consolidated
'Campbell
15%
15%
1
Oils
1
warrants
Petrol
Canadian
Admiral
Oil
Atlantic
Oil.
54c
40c
2
55c
8,366
5.85
•
Canadian
6.15
2.615
1.40 Mar
5.80
Donalda
2.74 Feb
1.00 Mar
Dow
Mar
Oils
Dyno
33c
37c
25%
135
Jan
30
20c
19c
22c
32,450
17 %c
Feb
24c
Jan
1
&
25%
1
Mines
1.70
1.65
2.05
245,610
1.02
Jan
2.20
Apr
1
Brewery
Duvex
♦
—^
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Mines
36c
25%
25
44c
Jan
Mar
'
Canadian
Bakeries
Bank
Breweries
Canadian
British
of
Commerce
Canadian
Canners
Canadian
Celanese
$1.75
Canadian
Chemical
&
Colleries
(Dunsmuir)l
Canadian
Decalta
Canadian
Canadian
Canadian
Cellulose
Apr
32%
33
20
20%
34
Homestead
10
1.75 Jan
common
.i_
10%
-
footi otes
see
page
41.
1.40
Apr
180
*
4.00
4.00
4.25
Easy Washing Machine—_——.—*
11%
11%
11%
Economic
33
33
Jan
12% Mar
Eddy
40
52%
6,685
Feb
10% Mar
Elder
65c
70c
11,500
8%
6,500
19c
Jan
29c
Feb
1.96
1.76
r'1,350
8.60
20
2.15
Feb
25,800
1.76
Apr
20
20
745
15%
Jan
3.25
1.95
3.25
1,100
1.75
Jan
4.10 Mar
1.97
Jan
3.00
Feb
7% Mar
8%
Apr
2.25
2.03
2.45
3,740
8%
8%
8%
11,543
23
Steel
—
10
Invest
Paper
class
20
A
1
Mines
51%
70c
150'
245
69c
3.75 Mar
8%
29
Jan
Mar
NOW AVAILABLE
44c
44c
50c
15,300
18%
18%
18%
2,432
17
Jan
105% 105%
40
105
Jan
105%
Feb
52%
Apr
Jan
79c
Jan
.
4.55
fortnightly review of the Canadian Securities Markets
Jan
Jan
Apr
105%
4.30
50c
-
54%e
29%
20
13%*
1
•
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76"
•
12
55c
29%
2,550
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30
20
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1.90
2.25
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4.50
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73
76
103% 103%.
3.00
48c
Mar
Mar
4.143'
«_
•
28
6,502
2.30
13%-
77,200;
36c
17% Mar
86,697
51
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10%
Jan
50c
Apr
18% Mar
84c
,
COPY
UPON
REQUEST
MUrray Hill 2-4545
Jan
Mar
32
FREE
20%. Jan
Feb
2 90
13%
Apr
&
185
69
J*n
10
102
Feb
47% Mar
Jan
12
Members
of the Toronto Stock Exchange
104% Jan
Jan
41%
42%
ICO
29%
12
12
225
11
CO.
Apr
76
NEWLING
£pr
Feb
'
Feb
21
West 44th Street, New
York 36, N. Y.
Direct Private Wires to Canada
Jan
Jan
Mar
62c
The NEWLING CANADIAN LETTER
A
5.00
12%
33
Jan
32%
Mar
•
♦
Wallpaper class A
Jan
Jan
22c
'4.50'
*_
1,218,075
Jan
20c
*
i
1.40
Feb
.—.-,100
11—
1.05
Mar
89c
100
v~r—
Apr
1.32
34
Mar
-
Corn
7.25
37%
60c
*
Utilities pfd
2.95
Jan
25
5,400
Railway
25
Ltd preferred ' 1.10
Pipelines & Petroleums.
1
Tire
Apr
5.00
Jan
64c
Mar
2.30
52,495
Apr
4,120
10%:
18c
26,505
7.25
Apr
60c
Mar
2.50
6.10
29%
Eastern
5c
2.30
34
8.85
Pacific
Canadian
32,500
2.45
20
60c
Petrofina
Canadian
:
6.50
1
Mines
Metals
Eastern
9c 11 %C
11c
1
1
Mines—
Sullivan
65
*
_
1
Malartic
1,195
10c
Oils
Amphi
1,460
I
•
Cos
Vickers
"
10%
.
8,90
Canadian, Salt
For
80c
•
preferred Warrants —4.^'.
Canadian Oil &, Gas Reseryes_~-»
Canadian
27,311
34
i
Canadian
95c
•
common
5%
Canadian
85c
*
Petroleum
Products
Malartic
Canadian
East
2
Canadian Hydro Carbons
Canadian
East
Feb
•
common.S.
Devonian
Oils
Feb
28
.
•;
Dredge
Canadian
! 44
Jan
__3
-
Canadian.
9
Jan
25
33
•
25
Canadian
Canadian Food
Apr
39
•
common
preferred
Warrants
8
1,778
4,504
lOo
Mar
East
100
41
26%
20%
•
Empire Oils
8
40%
26%
85c
20
:
8
8
40%'
26%
*
.
Canadian
Canadian
Z9
40
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
\
(1812)
Monday, April 18/1955
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
STOCKS
Sale Price
Voting
—1
Ctfs
Oils
Pen-Rey
El
Sol
1.12
100
45c
1.12
1.12
Apr
6ftc Jan
lO'ftc
12c
88,695
1
10c
10c 14 ftc
23,000
8c
Jan
•
22c
20c
23c
6,500
18c
Mar
41
40
41
140
1
11c
10 ftc
12c
65,925
1
1.20
1.19
1.30
14,600
1.08
35c
40c
3,000
26'ftc
12c
Kirkland
Hudson
Apr
Klrkland
Lake
1
—25
Equitable Life InsuranceEs.tella Mines Ltd
Corp
33c
44
Feb
32
Jan
Jan
1.54
Copper
;
Falconbridge" Nickel
24
24 ft
9,976
21'/e
28
26
28
1,875
26
1
26 ft
25%
26 ft
612
25
.—1
2.25
2.09
2.50
92,776
Players
•
Faraday
Federal
2.60
Grain
Preferred
1
4.35
2.25
2.50
Labatt
111
23 ft
100
8c
9c
Gold
Fraser
9,600
27%
28 ft
8c
—
31
,
1.75
18
6c
pfd
Ltd
945
25
95ftc
97c
150
90c-
4.10
4.05
4.15
3,630
63c
70c
700
86%
86%
86%
20
28 ft
common
(A J)
Frobisher
JanJan
3.60
70c
Cos
Freiman
.100
_
common—
Warrants
Debentures
Cinch
Dufault
Lake
Feb
Jan
Gas
100
—
5 ft ft
La
•
Feb
Feb
Lapa
Feb
General
Jan
Jan
97c
4.65
75
Mar
Class A
Steel
$1.20
Feb
Lavalle
Jan
Goldcrest
Gold
Mar
26 ft
Jan
110 ft
110ft
113
20
110'ft
Apr
114ft
12 ft
12%
12%
19,030
Jan
13%
Feb
Class
7%
7%
7%
150
8'ft
Jan
Lomega
68
49
Mar
665
89
5.50
Graham
West
20c
Macassa
Feb
Macfle
25c
24c
28c
9,100
Mackeno
18c
16ftc
18c
17,000
1.00
94c
class
Utilities
Gas
53'/a
53 ft Mar
Feb
Maralgo
42c
41c
54c
164,225
54c
Apr
28c
Jan
18c
17ftc
21c
112,166
4.50
4.40
4.55
3,250
4.25 Mar
4.75 Mar
34
33
34
I,011
22% Mar
35 ft Mar
•
75%
1
22 ft
21%
22 ft
1
Development-.
2.80
2.80
class
Coal
3.05
7%
8ft
*
A
-*
_•
Saddlery—
5ft
3,350
50
46
Jan
6
Mar
Apr
48
18%
2.80
26,010.
850
Apr
7
5%
6
17
16%
17
1.15
1.10
1.15
34c
28c
40c
657,700
21
9o
21
100
92c
•
604
20
25.550
7.75
Maule
Jan
Maxwell
..v
Jan
3,000
7c
Jan
9%c
Feb
1.75
Feb
Maybrun
Feb
McBrine
Jan
.
85c"
Marjv
28,100
5bc
Jan
29,100
lzc
Mar
22c
Jan'
55c
53c
57c
68,200
39c
Feb
60c
ApC
1.43
1.32
1.47
25,450
>
'—
31%
3,130
26'ft
Jan
32'ft
Feb!
1.75
2,250
1.60
Jan
1.90
Feb>
20c
25c
733,140
8c
Feb
1.80
50c
33c
10,500
59c
407,510
60
9%
Apr
Apr?
10
Feb?
9
Jan
12c
Mar
18c
Jan
9c
Mar
16c
Mar
9'ftc
27,200
32c
35c
2.25
2.70
20c
42,880
16c >
9ft
;9%
9%
6ft
4.95
4.50 > 4.95
17ftc
13%c 19 ftc
•:
-
.
26c
Mar
4.45
790
3.00
Jan
91,880
19 ftc
9'ftc
Jan
100
10%
Apr
11
36
".100
7; 102
760
33
Feb
36 ft
10
100
•?.
102
Aprt
Feb»
5% Marr
10%
10%
35%
Jan*
Apr
6.50
Jan
•
|
Apr;
Marl
42c
10 y«
.
Jan
Feb
2.83
102 Vz
14c
*
200
6ft
.
Feb
9
1,716
9,000
Jan
44c
Jan
100ft Mar
5,750
-y
Mar
6%c
,
30c
70c
4,100 i
101% 102 ft
17c >' 26c
lie-
7ftc Mar
122,755
17c
102 ft
1
v
59c
20 ft
125
2.69
'
|
Jan
Apr
85,300
(L>
-Preferred
Jaa
27c
20 ft
37,150
16c
8 ftc
•
Mines
1.99
Jan
Aprt
9%
.
13C
1
—__.
1,62
25c
12 ftc 14 ftc
>14c
I
*
Inc
1.89
20 ft
t
20 ft
20 ft
100
<
Jan
31
•
•'
1.84
1.30 Mar
1.70
1
1.85
;
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.'.'•i
1.87 Mar>
Feb
85c
16c
Apr
Feb
1.66
5,650
70c
1
Consolidated
Ltd
19
'
Apr
9 ftc
"
12
Jan
Mar
Feb
85c
14c
■
Industries
7
9
7ftc Jan
5%
1,315
1
class B
Preferred
21
Jan
5%
ft;
20'ft
Feb
1.70
_1
Malaxtlfl
Matachewan
23 ft Mar
4.00
Feb
40c
1
Mines
Mines
,;,Marcus /.Geld
3.10 Feb
Feb
20
78c
C&SASSfci&ir. V—1
•Marigold Oils Ltd.. 7,
r1
ft * Maritime. -Mining Corp
1
ft Ifartin-McNeely
1
Massey-Harris-Perguson Ltd
•
y
Mar
2.30 Mar ',Ji
600
Gold
Bloedel
&
Marbenor
-1,300 •>
110
200,900
14c
•
Jan
6
20
79c
1
Goldfields
8ft
47
Mar
43c
Jan
20
1.75
*
Malartic
8'ft
2.50
15 ftc
5.15 Mar
1
Maneast Uranium Ltd
Apr
Mar
53,700
Feb
Jaa1
16c
Jan
Jan
1
Maple Leaf Gardens.
f.
Maple Leaf Milling common
Apr
15c
8c
Apr
4.50
4.00 Mar
2.95
Apr
12c
Feb
4c
Jaa
84
Mar
68
Jan
Apr
45%
41'ft Mar
9c
__1
.
Mines
Feb
6%
29'ftc Mar
95c
Jan
196,755
33c
1.10 Mar
4.00
3.00 Mar
19,100
*
4.75
Jan
17'ftc Mar,
Jan
15c
61c
200
ftc lO'ftc
Apr
78c
Jan
68c
20
78C
•
Apr
6%
i
31 ftc
Jan
600
47
34c
1
11c
300
5%
3.90
31c
7
2.50
4.25
9
4.65
*
Mines
7
47
4.25
1
Mines
7
2.50
:
9%c
i
.
Explorations
6%
50
*
•
A.
Petroleums
:21c
Jan
-
12'ftc
Apr
8'ftc
645
1
•
com
45
Consolidated
*
common
44
Magnet
1.33 Mar
__1
________
44 ft
60c
54,705
•
A
95c
45c
52'ft
2.75 Jan
Feb
5'ftc Jan
28,575
•
class
3.30
70c
1.70
660
1
_
539,125
92c
3.05
71c
31%
53 ft
7
1.10
1.01
1
175
109,100
3.25
•
Feb
12c
1
Red Lake Gold Mines
Feb
Jan
•
Madsen
Mar
Apr.
13 ft
2.00
7,000
MacMillan
18c
19 V2
12 ft Mar
45,000
Jan
5ftc
17% Jan
50
85
6fic
Jan
130
10
13
2.05
17c
17c
185
19ft
62c
2.20
115,000
Feb
13
8 ftc
Jan
11c
Jan
15ftc
Feb
150
12%
16c
10c
25 c
11%
2.05
,
1
MacLeod-Cockshutt
20c
Jan
8'ftc
1
1
Mar
145
4.35
Apr
on
25C
7ftc
53 ft
redemption
Mar
8c
3.50
Corp Ltd—
12c
20c
Jari
905
200
12 ft >;„r
19ft.
13
2.05
Jan
150
*
19 ft' V
33c
Jan
Jad
2.50 Jan
:>''">•>>■■. a
Mar
•
A
*12 ft
23c
78,400
54,800
*
common
12 ft
11,000
7,100
1.08
Jan
6.35
26c
Jan
old
Goldfields
Macdonald
Feb
1.66
37c
5.50 Mar
Apr
Jan
Jan
13c
Jan
23c
t
Yellowknife
Lynx
82c
2.10
Mar
1.75 Mar
4.25
60ftc Mar
13c
35 c
Mining
class A___.
for
Hosiery, class
28,848
1.99
four
Uranium
75c
13c
Jan
Apr
at $2,130 per share
Island
67c
2.05
1.45 Mas
18c
2,685
70c
1
2.95
16c
174,662
42c
"
11
Jan
530
...
3.75.-:- > >
84
16ftc Mar
7.85
22% Jad
Apr
75c
10,881)
2.30
.3.55
*
Ltd—
Lowney (Walter M)
Lyndhurst Mining Co
105 ft Mar
Feb
-2.20
-
.3.65
Ift
called
Louvicourt
Jan
Feb
Jan
Jan
1.10
910
24c
12c
2,485
6.75
1.52 Mar
8.15
3,550
5.75
21CJ
8c
678,200
Freehold
Gridoil
Jan
Mar
11
24c 24 %c
5.50
75 ft
18c
Grass—
West
Long
Lorado
45
Jan
Jan
21%
*
84
23c
—1
Class B
Great
6.45
London
Jan
Jan
Apr
22c
.11c
6.90
—*,
Great
Jan
6.50
24C
5.70
•
•
19c
1
Paper
Sweet
-
1
14c
Mines
Great
•
Gold
6.75
_
Mines
92,400
«
B
16c
—*
Plains
.
Jan
1
Warrants
Great
10c
57,400
102
for
Groceterias
20c
preferred
$2.50
101
Loblaw
.———1
...
Northern
Great
30
50
Lakes
Great
104
9%
Feb
79% Mar
.
Jan
Mines
for Zulapa
Long Lac
•
Bousquet
23c
i
—_.
Petroleum
6.85
—
Grandines
103ft
41
Liberal
Little
.-1
1
Mines
Gold
Porcupine
Granduc
125
5.65
Feb
Apr
1
Mackay
19c
:.> 22c
•
Acceptance
29
——1
!
___'—
Tire
B
170
9%
100
Preferred
Class
42
9%
5.25
2,100
41
•
Mines
Gordon
5.65
*
-1
—
class A
common
5.10
Jan
90c
32
Mar
600
Mines
Goldhawk
62c
Mar
1,560
Uranium
Goodyear
9.80
> 7
96
Manitou
Goldora
.
Feb
60c
1,550
6.25
——
Goldfields
70,288
Gold
32c
7,900
65
Gold
Eagle
Golden
1.36
_______
Lexindln
78,700
6.10
Mines
Goldale
1.24
1.30
*
Gold
32
93 ft
Gola
Lake
God's
13,185
134,153
!
Gold
56C
96
Mfg
Yellowknife
Giant
Glenora
2.95
1
Mines
Leltch
70c
67%
.___
Lake
Geneva
730
11
1.80
2
new
pfd
April
51c
1
Wares
Preferred
22 ft
10 ft
2.90
1
Acceptance
Laurentide
.,
67c
3
.____——
—
Products
General
21%
10%
1
Warrants
Jan
88
\
one
31ft
5
General
1.10
i
Gold
Laurentide
Apr
90c
Apr
common
Motors
Petroleum
21,600
1
Laura Secord
lO'ftc Apr
28 ft Mar
Feb
new
Dynamics
General
1.22
Jan
"•
"24%
32
54c
—
—
General
1.18
;
exchanged
Co
Mar
2.50 Apr
Feb
Jan
Jan
—100
—
Bakeries
Jan
1.20
1
Mining
Mines
Being
69c
Mines Ltd
Geco
General
Mar
21c
*
& Sons—.
Cadillac Gold
Lang
112
Jan
3.90 Mar
63c
Luz
Lamaque
•
Alberta
common
preferred
17c
Mar
12 ftc
3,4o0
12c 12%c
•
1'
Mines
Wasa
1
Power
Mar
13c
_
Shore
Lake
V
1
•
Exploration
Exploration of
Gatlneau
Mar
12c
181,000
Mines
Lencourt
Gaitwin
5uc
2,000
20c
21 %>
Lingman
Lake
>.
22% Apr
4.85
Jan
,
Jan
16c
Mines
Lake Osu
Mar
*
A
Co
Francoeur
39.
1
High
50c
Apr
■1' 17c
Mining & Exploration
Lake
Jan
2.85 Mar
Jan
100
2,132
23 ft
Jan
'
35c
i
Ltd;
(John)
Labrador
Jan
3.10 Mar
29
\
60,275
110 ft
1.72
27%
Jan
10c
16,415
2.40
29
' Apr
'Feb
26
1^5
*
23 ft
class
,
105,200
4.50
4.25
110%
Fleet Manufacturing
Motor
;'ft 31
12c 22 %c
22%c
Federated Petroleum
Ford
1,810
—20
—
Federal Kirkland
Foundation
25 ft
Jan
1.80
850
37 ft
37ft
A—
class
2.60
'35
30
__25c
Ltd
Oils
Fargo
46c 46'ftc
*
Farmer
Uranium Mines—
Fanny
13,100
'
24 ft
since Jan.
Low
37c
Mar
Lake
Warrants
50c
Apr
Range
High
35c
1
—_
Mines
Ltd
Oils
Kroy
13ftc Mar
Jan
10c
Krlstina
14'ft c Apr
Shares
20c
Townsite
Kirkland
Apr
35c
"
Glacier
Famous
Low
1
Sales
for Week
Range
of Prices
Par
Jan
64c
Week's
Latsl
Sale Price
1
High
Mar
1
Gold
Eureka
4,500
35c
El
Emerald
since Jan.
Low
52c
9c
trust
STOCKS
Range
High
50c
1.12
Ltd—
15
Friday
Shares
Low
Par
Mines
Eldrich
WEEK ENDED APRIL
for Week
of Prieea
Last
FOR
Sales
Week's
Range
Friday
(Cont.)
Toronto Stock Exchange
Apr«
Mar;
Janf
Jan
103%
Feb!
67'/a
Jan
75 ft
Jan i
34c
Feb
43c
Feb
Mar;
'
Guaranty
Gulch
Trust
Mines
10
Ltd
—1
i
;
1
Warrants
Gurney Products common
Preferred
>
Mar
Feb
10%
600
14%
14 ft
15 ft
59,363
9%
17.50
9,105
5.75
_*
'—
1.35
Jan
6.80
Jan
10 ft
1
Mines
Gutfnar
16
7.45
ft Gulf Lead
»
•
3.50
3.50 >3.50
27 ft
27 ft
—30
3.00
24
Lake
Gold
Gypsum
Lime
&
1
Alabastine
•
23c
55 ft
22c
24c
134,500
55ft
75
„
55
MnKenzie Red
Feb
'
Apr
McMarmac Red Lake
16 ft
Feb
McWatters
Feb
Mentor
8.75
Jan
*
4.25
28%
Mar
Jan
Jan
9c
Jan
25c
52ft
Jan
60
Mar
Feb
Hard
Rock
Harding
Hartz
1
(F J)
Mines
class
1
19c
1
17c
Red
Lake
(George
Gold
10
H)
Crest
10
17c
20c
17c
18c
>4,972
8,700
1
Oils
Ltd
Merrill
,
Island
Merrill
Meta
23,800
230
4.75
Jan
14%
Feb
18
18c
18
130
5ftc
6%c
23,750
4c
21c
17c
Erie
Paper
common
30c
Feb
NacO Ltd
55c
Apr
National
15c
Jan
6ft
6'/4
National
100
Drug &, Chemical
Explorations Ltd
Jan
10
Jan
National
Grocers
19ft
8.90
8.55
9.15
8,497
17ftc
17c
20c
41,700
19 ft
_•
33 ft
33
33 ft
3.75
3.60
7,640
3.90
•
58 ft
57%
2,400
60
24c
1
855
25c
3,309
2,000
35
435
7.85
•7.05
8.00
1,550
1
13ftc
9%c
15c
272,700
46%
46%
48
594
2,609
14 %c
15c
84
90
525
Imperial Oil
•
ImperiR.1 Tobacco of Canada ordinary 5
38
36
38
4,380
11
10%
11
Acceptance
$4.50 preferred
Inglis (John) & Co
Inspiration Mining
7'ft
7ft
71/4
25
l
Industrial
7%c
7ftc
9%c
28,000
common
•
59 ft
:
•
103
•
1
International
Bronze
International
Metals
Powder pfd
class A
Nickel
Co
25
common
Preferred
Interprovincial Pipe
6,125
2.55
33,115
18
18
5
34
103 ft
•
64
135 ft
25 ft
Gold
•
Mines
26%
8c
1.68
Exploration
Jellicoe
Mines
Joburke
51ft
24c
34
Apr
,
4.30 Mar
National
,
Feb
Nello
30c
Jan
Nesbltt
35
Apr
New
10
Feb
New
15c
Apr
New
-;-—
Mining
Ltd
34
305
15
Athona Mines
Bidlamaqu®
Feb
New
10 ft Mar
lift Feb
New
Apr
New
Devon
60 ft
Apr
New
104'ft
Apr
New
Jan
4ftc
Jan
10c
49
Jan
102 ft Mar
Jan
14
Feb
Jan
2.80 Mar
Jan
18
32 ft Mar
36
Feb
Jan
142
Mar
103%
Feb
25 ft
26'%
859
25
Feb
29'A Mar
14 ft
410
12
Jan
14'ft Mar
26 ft
27ft
5'ftc Mar
Apr
Mar
7c
Jan
33c
Mar
.-12,875
110,747
18,150
9ftc
50c
50c
52 c
25,444
49c
60c
70c
2.00
230,400
43c
Kenville Gold
7c
'
600
Feb
Mar
9'ftc Mar
32c
1.77
Jan
Mar
Jan
1.86 Mar
76c
Mar
17c
Jan
18%c
Jan
67c
86c
Jan
Jan
Jan
2.50 Mar
page
41.
8c
Jan
8'ftc
16 ft
16 ft
3,308
15%
Feb
16%
Jan
18c
21c
252,275
11c
Feb
23c
Mar
72c
see
7c
16'ft
18ftc
Kerr-Addison
Keyboycon Mines
Keymet Mines
70c
85c
16,300
65c
Jan
85c
Apr
II,000
5ftc
1,120
16%
Jan
19
37 ft
.120
37'A
Feb
37 ft
Apr
55c
4,000
73c
Jan
16
16'A
2,630
16
35%
36 ft
1,341
32 ft
-
>
47c
225
29,176
27c
34c
7
1.78
9c
1.45
Jan
Jan
36ft
Jan
Apr
Jan
7ft Mar
Feb
2.70 Mar
Jan
45c
12%
Jan
14
Feb
325
lift
Jan
105
27% Mar
13%
13
14
270
2.12
1.90
2.45
27,130
13 ft
13'A
14
.
:
14,112
Jan
20c
28
28
•
4.90
4.90
4.90
900
4.45
25o
1.82
1.81
1.87
6,000
1.69
•
27%
27%
28
245
38
37
38
205
23c
25c
2.10
1.85
2.10
52,050
27c
26c
31c
369,325
-
r
2.49
15
Jan
Apr
Apr
Mar
28ft Jan
5.25
Jan
Jan
2.10
Feb
26
Jan
28'ft
Feb
31
Mar
18c
Jan
Feb
.
New
41
Jan
25c
37,425
1.10
Apr
1.55
2.85
2.75
2.97
10,279
2.15
Jan
3.15 Mar
51c
64c
14,900
50c
Hosco
•"
Apr
75c
43c
Mar
55c
16c
Jan
25c
20c
3,000
1.25
91,000
9'Ac
9C
9'ftc
6,500
_1
2.30
•-
50c
Mines
New
Laguerre
43c
Apr
10c
Apr
30,533
Jan
9%c
Apr
~;4Tc^
•>
,'lSc
.
222,236
18c
Jan
55c
500,400;
6'ftc Jan
-22c
Apr
18c
Apr
30,500
16er *19c
55,800
10c
13c
30c
35c
14c 18 ftc
81,700
>44,000
7ftc
132,800
Pacalta
6c
Senator
Oils
Taku
New
Thurbols
Yellowknife
Mines
11 ftc
Jan
Jan..
,
of Canada
1
15c
Mar
Mar
-40c
Jan
40c
8c
25c
4c
8ftc
75,616
18c
51,550
5'ftc
10c
11c
19,300
10c
Jan
14c 15 ftc
34,140
11c
Feb
2.80
5,505
2.15
15'Ac Mar
Jan
3.20
Jan
,
19c
21c
3,000
21c
Apr
40c
47c
93,400
39c
Feb
80c
Jan
6'Ac
7'AC
22,000
5c
Jan
7'Ac Mar
6'Ac
1.30
1.40
32,910
1.10
2.46
2.40
2.50
20,830
2.10
10 ftc
12c
42,000
•
90 ft
Mines
Apr
15c
19C
11 ftc
Noranda
20c
18ftc Mar
41c
1
Mines
Mar
1
1
Rim
Apr
9c
1
ft_;
Niplsslng Mines
Mines
Jan
Feb
8ftc Apr
1
,
Nlsto
Nickel
Jan
14c
2.15
..
7Vac Jan
8'/aC
2.75
Apr
-28c'
4'ftc Mar
14 ftc
New
,'-8,500
Feb
16c
Ryan Like Mines
Superior
'
11c
8'Ac
Rouyn. Merger.
■New
New
-
.
10 %c
Oils.
-New.
New
5'ftc
Jan
55c
15ftcr.,-18c
-
21'ftc
,21c*
14c
New
Mar
Feb
16c
Norzone
Jan
50c
7c
11c
New
40c
Jan
5'ftc
33c
.ft,,
18c
Jan
26,875
Ltd.
.
Feb
Jan
15c
21,757
Morrison
Gold
Apr-
10c
Mylamaque Erpinr—
Newnorth
Jan
43c
New
Minns
Feb
2.70
72c
Feb
Jan
11c
127,565
18c
Gold
Jan
13c
32c
17ftc
Mines
Jan
Apr
24c
46,625
•
/;:'34c-.-f44c'
-
50c
Mlnes.
2.00
17,500
16c
.
Feb
25c
138,200
8ftc'*' M'6c-9%c
Kelore
New
9c
1.34
Jan
8'Ac5- *8ftc
41c
•
•
'/*3tIff; -,36c
30c
36cV
1.01
8,910
69c
15'/icSr "-14c
Malartle-
Marlon
2.28'1 2.31
-
Apr
Jan
50c
19c
Feb
64c
Mar
2,736
-
1.08
58c* "
Mar
19,235
61c
'46c
1.14
New Jason Gold.
New
55c
43c
61c
Harrlcana
Hugh
Jan
42c
37,500
Goldvue
New
Mar
29,575
Higbbridge
New
68c
43c
58c
30c
1.16
__1
Mines
New
Apr
25c
50c
Jan
Feb
35c
Jan
Jan
1.10
56c
_50c
Petroleum
New
11c
2.50
Jan
25c
1
Dickenson
1.80
30c
1.12
Fortupe
Newlund
4,000
.
Ltd.
1
1.38
9c
Rrt
Jan
Jan
;
Apr;
26 ft Mar
Mar
72c
34c
5
1
s
t
Feb-
19
52c
'
\
3.95 Mar
Jan
Jan
Apr
7'A
44c
Petroleum
Nib
llSo
3.00
5%'c
75c
New
9c
12c
2.00
Jan
14c
55c
70c
30%
Feb
14c
2.00
Mar
10c
46c
6,250
2.45
Mlnes.
Dehli
11
9'ftc
3.95
-
7 ft
Dominion oil-
Davies
New
Feb
1.45
Jan
2.20
New Continental Oil
Mar
9,300
31c
7 ft
Concord Development
Jan
133
1.70
Mar
> 58c
40
10
100,100
20c
1
95
135 ft 135 ft
18c 25'ftc
11,000
Feb
Jan
1
Feb
Feb
2,400'-
Mar i
2.45
1
,
Bristol Oils
35 ft Mar
65
58,000
56c
7,050
: 18 ft
36
1
Alger
67
Jan
9c
1.21
Jan
88,950
'54c
;
Labine
Calumet
26
Feb
39c
9c
*
New
Feb
5,020
51'ftc
9,640
90c
16 'A
;
Uranium
Feb
55
1.55
Trust
ft
15%
99%
8c
Car
Jan
9,006
t
351,650
Mar;
'
60 ft
64
63 ft
Steel
13ft
1
Oils
footnotes
Mar
National
;
:
British
12'ftc
*
Jan
Feb
34
Petroleum
New
1.85
9.75
10
National
Jan
10%
Feb
33c
8c
20
National-Hosiery class B—
Mar
60'A
17
7.85
•
Preferred
Mar
Jan
13c
.1
..
Jan
Apr
10
45
7ft
2,378
•
com
common
25c
Feb
7.05 Apr
7'ftc Mar
50ftc
(1939).
Jonsmith Mines Ltd
For
2.60
1
Gold
Joliet-Quebec
,
103 ft 103 ft
12c 12'ftc
25c
Jasper Oil
33
29
,19 ft
Feb
Mar
14 ft
1
Jaculet
Jupiter
.11%
2.36
•
6
120
18
>
Line
1,105
2.50
•
Petroleum
60
lift
_100
Interprov Building Credits
59
103 104 ft
lift
_loo
Preferred
Jaye
1,990
£1
Lake
7.50
94c
•
New
90
Preferred
15'ft Mar
14c
Jan
50c
-
44ftc
*
2
Apr |
43,500
1
—1'
Ltd
Jan
10
Life
Waite
Brass
Apr
14 %c
Jacknife
Multi-Minerals
Jan
10
Jack
Morrison
Apr
Apr]
1.70
:
8'Ac Mar
12c
Warrants
International
•
42c
1
Ltd
Bank
International
Jan
23,200
37 ft
•
common
4,000
34 ft
Refining
Hy-Charger Petroleums
Indian
5.00
18 ft
Corp
25,900
2,600
new
&
Moore
13c
1
60c
48c
72c
!.
80c
_•
Porcupine
Locomotive
Montreal
55c
__B
Jan
Feb
1.10 Jan
9.00
2.70
8 %C
1
:
47c
6ft
3.90
y
80c
8.85
55c
18%
Mortgage
•
'76c
'
Com
Moneta
*
76c
20 ftc
•
•
12'ftc
18 ft
172,577
1.36
11c
10c
563,680
20ftc
• :
55c
15c
57c
48c
•1.50
47c
_•
2
Feb
Jan
'
v
35c
-■
1
:
Apr
3.10
15c
47c
-
•
12ftc
■*
Hudson Bay Mining & Smelting
Hugh-Pam Porcupine
Imperial
Jan
894,156
4.75
•
Smith
Imperial
Jan
7%c
3.10
1 10c
•
Mining
Oil
20c
2.30
•
&
Monarch
23ftc Feb
3,400
J9.00
t 72c
Mines
1
Consol
Husky
Jan
24'Ac
4.75
1
——
Brick
Mining
Feb
40c
;i.4o
V
Gas
to
Mindamar
Apr
8ft c
;
Minda-Scotia
Jan
38c
;
-54c
1
City .Petroleum.——
12 ft
2.60
6c
Oil
Milton
17c
71%
£ 46c
50c
-
Uranium
Midcon
Apr
12'ftc
210
> 70'/2
38c
•
Petroleum
Jan
12'ftc Jan
:,7ift
1
;
;
-
*
;
Drilling
Huron
,
8%
•
Gold
Exploration
Apr
4.75
1
Yellowknife
Howard
Hoyle
10
9ftc
_*
common
Oil
Homer
Jan
18c
Jan
7c
100
'
Home
8
*
Ltd
Co
Paper
Highland-Bell
Highwood Sarcee
Hollinger
lO'ftc Mar
50,700
1
Mines
Hi-Tower
312,850
1
Gold
High
10
Iron
Hendershot
Heva
11c
Lakes
of
Hea'h
Hees
8ft
9ftc
*
Headway
1
18c
8ft
10c
A
Hasaga Gold
Head
13c
8ft
1
■—,
Hibbert
16c
*
Gold
Carpets
Harrison
-
r
Mill
i
T.V' ■ ft
'—.1
40c
'
Gwlllim
AMemtyre Porcupliw
2.45
Jan
3.10 Mar
Jan
14c
Feb
.Inn
92
Feb
I
Number 5421... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Volume 181
(1813)
41
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Par
Corp
Norgold
...1
—
Nonartlc
Mines
Normetal
Mining
N 01 pax
Oil
Nor lb
__
Canadian
North
Inca
Nr.rTh
Nickel
Mines—
50c
47c
12%
5%
5%
Feb
55c
Feb
Swltson
Jan
14%
Feb
Sylvanite Gold
6%
Feb
5%
2,300
16c
84,300
8c
Jan
16c
Apr
Tamblyn Ltd
55c
5,000
40c
Mar
60c
Jan
Feb
Taylor,
94
94
105
72c
59,750
6%
6%
7%c
9c
600
19,700
'•
Jan
35c
"96
Jan
Mar
74c
Feb
6c
Jan
66c
9,275
Jan
30c
144,300
9c
Jan
7c
11c
576,366
4%c
Jan
1.33
1.40
3,200
9c
.
1.40
49c
•
43c
53c
4%c
4c
4%c
2.70
2.65
12
_
11%
—10
1.33
22c
61,000
3c
2.70
7,700
12
3,115
,
■Jan
Ontario
85c
2.25
Orange
Copper
Mine*
.
Coyle
Navigation
Hersbey Tubes
Porcupine
Western
Oil
Amalgamated
Parker
Consol
52c
70c
15c
Jan
70c
Tiara Mines
Apr
1
42c
42c
50c
Apr
54c
Gold
17,986
42c
Tombill
Apr
•
28c
24c
Jan
33c
Jan-
Torbrit
Silver
I.!
2.75 Apr
4%%
Apr
Empire
Trans
Era
Mountain
Natural
Ltd
Gas
Jewellers
preferred
2,065
28
8,500
30c
47,600
8%c
Jan
»
4.95
4.85
4.95
15,187
4.35
-
11
1.15
3,000
12c
13c
14,825
1014
12 %c
11%
4,130
68
68
68
390
61c
61c
61c
2,625
1.05
Jan
1.40
IIV4C Mar
Feb
Tungsten Corp
60c
Jan
73
Jan
72c
Jan
Union
38c
Jan
Union
Mar
30c
29c
■'30c
32,000
9 Vz c
8c
11c
28,500
6c
Jan
30c.
28c
35c
350,700
15c
Feb
61,714
25 %c Mar
1.70
1.55
1.70
3.50
3.60
300
55c
51c
55c
14,080
1
36c
35c
38c
9,175
8.40
8.25
8.60
2,730
7.25
45
250
44%
45c
Jan
44%
12%c Apr
Apr
Feb
98c
5.00
8yc
Jan
35c
Mar
1.95 Mar
3.15 Mar
47c
1
Feb
Jan
Union
Acceptance
2nd preferred
^
Mining
Preston
East
Uranium
14,870
4.80 Jan
United
Corp class A
■»
30
30
30
10
628
Class
B
United
B
9.50 Mar
United
Montauban
46
Feb
United
Apr
United
32c
Jan
9%0
9%c
14c
15,000
7c
Mar
14c
2.86
3.20
17,800
43c
42c
44c
15,100
1.40
1.35
1.42
4,135
1.25
Jan
1.59
Feb
Ventures
1.99
1.96
2.03
3,450
1.90 Mar
2.35
Jan
15c
14c 1614c
215,800
Jan
Violamac
35%
Feb
Vulcan
1.10
Jan
14c
•'
3014
29c
Apr
30% Mar
44
4314
44%
2,100'
40
50c
1,500
49c
55
556
3.00
2.85
'
47%
2.05
3'/2C
Jan
7c
6C
9c
62,000
1614
1514
16%
1,498
12 %c
8.15
7.90
8.30
8,160
5.05
Apr
West
Apr
Westeel
9.60
Feb
Western
Ashley
Canada
Grocers preferred
Malartic
1
1
4
-
Apr
2,733
66
Jan
70 %
Feb
1,130
8
Jan
10%
Apr1
30c
6,000
25c
Apr
38c
Jan.-
10c
54,000
5%c Jan
13 %c
%c
30,900
4%c
Jan
12 %c
99
535
21
Apr
11c
Feb
91
14 %C
5
-4.^i#
24
12%<U7%c ,—.49,300
5.25
Jan
9.40 Mar
Jan
6.00 Mar
Western
—20
33
32
33
3.75
4,750
3.50
Jan
4.10
Feb
Western Leaseholds
•
5.70
5.60
5.85
3,900
18c
15c
19 C
107,uuu
10c
Jan
19c
Apr
Western
1
15c
13c 15%c
16,700
58c
51c
60c
202,750
19c
„Feb
60c
Apr
4.05
4.55
179,550
10c IIV2C
10,500
8%c
19,473
Breweries..
Tungsten
4.30
10%c
1734
17%
15%
.
9
9
9
250
2.37
1
2.15
2.44
106,810
8
1
1.85
23c
______1
I
Uranium
51c
5,500
1.85
850
290,100
17%
Apr
Wiltsey-Coghlan -c—_____1
9c
lie
110,900
70c
9c
15c
20,500
8c
Jan
11c 13 %c
7,000
6%c
Jan
20c
Apr
1,819
12
Apr
19%
30
102
Jan
Winchester
19c
Feb
24 %c
Jan
Jan
23%
Jan
Winora
9
6%
9% Mar
Feb
2.80 Mar
Feb
8
Feb
75c
Apr
1.19 Mar
Jan
7%c
Jan
2.10
1.60 Mar
&
50c
55c
17,548
40c
Jan
65c
34c
2.30
2.20
2.36
50c
56c
1
10 %c
9%c
11c
19c
13C
25c
1.55
1.55
1.60
7,800
Knitting class B__
a
75c
75c
75c
50
Yukeno
Mines
1
1.77
1.96
10
10%
385
15 %
200
108,140
,
4%c
25c
Jan
1.25
Apr
2.75
2.50 Mar
1.9G
Feb
Jan
1.20
J an
16
97/s
Zenmac Metal
Zulapa
__
Mining Corp
_1
Feb
78c
Mar
19c
17c
19c
15,550
11c
Feb
21c
Apr
11c
9c 11 %c
22,700
9c
Apr
16c
Canadian
Friday
Last
52
51%
54
1,442
11%
11%
815
2914
29
29%
40
3%c
3%c
4%c
15,500
17
17
17%
735
£T
13c 13 %c
3,500
Gold
71
275
2.00
4,684
22c 24 %c
1
•
Oils
Ltd
4.70
14
14
2.10
50c
49%
Jan
56
Apr
13%
Jan
Mar
30%
Jan
29
3%c
4%c Mar
Jan
15% Mar
18%
Feb
Jan
14%c
Api?
9c
com
*
33,300
•
100
2.11
1.95
19,300
2.10
•
5514
:__50
71
64 % Mar
1.60
Anglo
Canadian
Anglo
20c
35c
Feb
Brown
Co
1st
i
Gold
1.10
:^__50c
1
6.05
•
2814
1
Sherritt Gordon
-
5.25
Mining
1
15c
1.00
Mines
Mines
-50c
68c
Jan
2.10
2.15
8,215
55%
1,936
50%
1,055
50
Jan
Canadian
Feb
Feb
55% Apr
"'52' Mar
12c
13c
7,400
7c
Mar
16c
Mar
80c
2,800
75c
Jan
98c
Feb
5.90
6.80
113,315
6.80
4.80 Mar
_
Consolidated
Dalhousie
Dominion
DuPont
Jan
29
Apr
Gaspe
Jan
28%
Feb
International
5.40
Feb
International
15%c
Feb
Interprovincial
1.12
Jar)
Loblaw
Jan
MacLaren
65c
68c
1,000
62c
-
473
Jan
Feb '
79c
Feb
115/s
11%
11% Mar
12
18%
1,246
15%
Apr
21
42c
2,270
38c
Feb
48c
55
55
55
5
40c
40c
1,200
Copper
Gas
Gold
Bros
Canada
com
Low
*
500
High
37
Jan
42%
Apr
12%
Feb
39
Feb
15%
15%
16%
4,295
14%
Jan
16%
Feb
111%
110%
113
175
5
105
■
115
Jan
6.20
6.00
6.25
1,820
22
21%
22
2,210
21
Jan
28
28
28
25
27
Jan
30
'•
7.10
Feb
Jan
29
Jan
Mar
31
-
.
31
25
Jan
31
21%
21%
,
21%
1,079
19% Mar
24
7
7%
1,600
5% Mar
7%
1.80
2.00
2,900
1.50 Mar
2.00
i
65 %
66%
67
16c
18c
6,300
175
175
50
19%
19%
19%
•
27%
27
27 %
61
1,345
18c
175
'
200
535
18 Va Mar
20
Jan
1,835
247/a Mar
30
Jan
775
92
382
36 Va
1,005
-
10%»
10%
145
Jan
'
-
20c
*
__:
'
t
-
92
r
Apr
Feb
Minnesota &
Feb'
Molson's
Ogilvie
Ontario
Brewery
Jan
77*'-. Apr
1
Jan
72
Feb
60
Mar'
77
525
58
71%
50
66
Apr
Pato
44c
Mar
Pend
5
*
A
24
*
57%
425
24
24
350
22%
Feb
545
34
Jan
48%
Jan
Bros
39
39%
-90
35%
Jan
39%
Apr,
Price
75c
23,800
50c
Apr
75c
Apr
Thrift
Stores
21c
20,800
13c
Apr
24c
Feb
Yukon
Consolidated
32c
32c
35c
16.373
26c
Jan
40c
7.00
1,150
5.75
5.05
5.25
3,655
25% Feb
Feb
4.70 Mar
47%
'
7.10 Apr
Feb
5.25
Jan
10%
37%
6.50
___.
Oreille
Consolidated
13c
37
6.50
5.25
•
common
37%
1
1
Flour
-
Feb
Paper
class
50c
245
31
31%
10%
•10%
1
62c
65c
1
13 %c
14c
21%
21%
240
43 %
44
1,725
*
*
•
43%
26
Jan
32
Feb
10% Mgr,
12
Feb
55c
Jan
75c
Feb
i* No par value.
3,000
12 %c
Jan
17c
Feb
•.a
21% Mar
41%
"
24
Jan
47
24c
18c
28c
444,620
9.25
9.10
9.60
65.270
7.60
Jan
_1
1314c
13c 13 %c
5,000
12%c
Jan
Sudbury
__1
3714c
33c
30c
Feb
1
125,800
135
44
34%
146
51%
Jan
59c
60c
15,110
51C
Feb
Odd lot sale
'
..
,
'
'
t
.
privileges,
year's range),
d Deferred
delivery sale
wd When delivered.
(not included
5%c Jan
31c
Apr
9.60 Apr
15%c Mar
'
55c
Jan
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range).'
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r
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/
f Flat price.
y
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z
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35
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MARKETS
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to unlisted
(Un) Admitted
(not Included In
...
-
Apr
48% Feb
Jan
34
60c
'
„1
41c
47%
34
1
FOOTNOTES FOR OUT-OF-TOWN AND CANADIAN
Feb
Jan
46%
HI2
3,633
25
-
Jan
13%
69
..
Apr
Mar
71 %
'
'
*
56%
75%
■'
0
t
Feb
27'
33% Mar
9
;•
38%
!
Jan
i
6
,w
19
80
.
89
35%
■'
Jan*'
Jan
92
■
Jan
68%
Jan
Apr
35%
«.
Apr *
150
5
•
Jan
Jan
15 %C
26
25%
26
1
Feb
22%
5.75 Mar
-7 Va
common
Utilities
21c
Mining
42%
'
Feb
Mar
Jan
Steep Rock Iron Mines.
Sturgeon River Gold
Contact
Range since Jam. 1
High >
•
Mines
*
1
'Shares
*
Paper
75c
•
Ltd
Sales
for Week
>
,
Feb
•
Utilities
•
Paving
Week's
of Prices
Jan
2.00'
Securities
39
Radio class A
Curb Section
—
10
—
Power:
51%
55
Apr
Apr
32%
__
Inc
36c
-
1.30
66c
.
5.00 Jan
90c
14 %c Mar
Apr
27
10 %c
Apr
1,806
•
,1
Canada
of
27
13,054
.
com
Bridge
40
27,300
Jan
Jan
4,870-
*
500
1.02
10c
20c
60c
35
——.
715
95c
-
11%
.
;
1
(1944)
12,625
34,550
Apr
11%
*
Ltd
Paper
29
15%
Co
Oil..
Jan
33%
llli
Aircraft
5.40
14 %c 15 %c
_
_
Invest
(1954)
Oil
deHavilland
27%
40 %c
•
1.15
25c
35
j
5.25
50
-
Valley
Jan
Apr
75c
*
_
__
Marconi
28%
42c
11%
A_
1.82
•
_
_
Sugar
Coast Copper
;
18%
class
Feb
11%
_
common
General
Indus
Feb
2.50
Jan
_
_
Dredging
2.98
Jan
52
1.85
Canadian
Canadian
15
1
Dairies
Ltd
Gold
Mar
Jan
Funds
40
42%
__
Eronze
27%
common
___
(Quebec)
11c
Jan
7c
1.55
1
_
Dominion
&
Jan
Apr
54%
Gold
Canada
*
& Paper
Develop—
common
Canadian.
76c
13c
Feb
*
__
preferred
Jan
'
Mines
Feb
590
*
Corp
4.95 Feb
3.85 Mar
>14
Pulp
Newfoundland
Asbestos
Apr.
2.20
Feb
65c
LOW
Par
Feb
11
51 %
•
Petroleums
Water & Power
v'Class A preferred..
38,800
4.85
*
Ltd
A__—_
Freehold
68%
1.90
71
2.69
Jan
469,000
1.25
Range
Sale Price
1114
V
60c
Feb
Bulolo
Petroleums
1.12
—
Toronto Stock Exchange
Feb
30c
1
Mar
Apr
89,560
1
Jan
43c
Feb
11
15
Feb
44c
•
Gold
12 % c 14 %c
13c
_l
Jan
105
Jan
7c
Apr
Mar
1
Corp
1.91
39c
Apr
11c
Feb
9%c Jan
338,800
1
——————
Bear
90c
Jan
6c
14,015
55c
_1
,
2.58 Mar
Jan
7c
768,550
Mines
Mines
York
Mar
27c
*
Zinc
Yankee Canuck Oil
Yellorex
Feb
85c
104% 104'%
29c
1.90
41 %c Mar
46,300
19,500
Yellowknife
Feb
13%
1
Wright-Hargreaves
Jan
14c
104%
12
1
Gold
Yale Lead
12%
100
;
9%c
13 %c
•
Mines
20%
84c
11c
1
1
Larder
Gold
Winnipeg & Central Gas.
Winnipeg Electric pfd__.
38c
St
Feb
14% Mar
63c
15%
1
105%
23,300
40c
Ryanor Alining
Mar
141,388
200
25
Industries
Jan
103
90c
'
.
57
50
2.34
15,200
•
preferred
Riipununl Gold
Apr
4,954
2.15
80c
10
'514 %
Jan
92
92
104 104'%
72 %C
STOCKS
common
20c
90c
six
Royal Bank
Jan
Jan
10c
Apr
2.17
Tiara
Mines
Ltd
old—__J__
lor
6.10
1
Roy Silver Mines Ltd—
for
Feb
Feb
4.85
1
•
Oil*
40
Petroleums
1
Lac
Consolidated
25
Mar'
Mines
1
Long
Jan
30
Wilrich
25c
10
1.86
23
360
Willroy
2.65
15%
1
*
common
A
Apr
266
■;....
Apr
75c
.
104
Apr
19 %c
Jan
4.55
Jan
20c
75c
1
635
143,900
11c
90%
:
common
24
Feb
Mar
23
11c
1.10. Jan
2.51
__
i
8
1.12
.
24
88%
*
——100
(Geo)
Preferred
Apr
10%
2.15
10c
Steelcy
21%
Apr
2.75
671%
8c 12
8c
.___*
—
Apr'
67c
Jan
1.75 Mar
Feb
3,455
95c
of
_!
Products
6%c
13%
3,660
8
Steel
8%c
Apr
6%c Apr
29%
Jan
Jan
4.50
1.07
Stedman
10
28c
*
191%
11%
8.10
1
Olsen
66%
•
common
9c
Jfin
Jan
7%
6,535
3.60
1
Starratt
13%
7.75
*
&
13
66 %
9%C
W
17%
Feb
1.37
55c
4.20
*
Rio Prado Oils
Feb
Mar
16
Jan
8.00
Reef
Stanwell Oil
13%
•
&
Jan
30c
Western
Grip & Batten
Rayrock Mines
8te,ndard
500
1
3,177
Standard
34c
Consol
13,820
______
Apr
1.53
1.00 Mar
158,340
Wekusko
20c
Spooner Oils
Stadacona Mines
2.75
Jan
3.50
Jan
22%
Uranium
Jan
75c
Jan
14
341,358
1.85
1
21%
______
Feb
1.05
Jan
7.30
Apr
28c
12,423
Pyrites
1914 Q
Reeves MacDonald
Jan
31
6.00
24,000
67c
30c
20c
Union
Jan
6%c
29%
58c
2.65
Equip
22%
Southam
3%c
5c
29%
5c
29%
__
Weedon
1
Southern
Feb
Waterous
•
pfd
5i%
Feb
1.75 Mar
Souris
1,150
Jan
Feb
Somerville
7%
Apr
1.08
81scoe
7
Jan
62
-
7%,
70c
211,200
Simpsons
4,780
21
Apr
Jan
22,925
34c
G
1.74
Sllverwood
1,085
1.10
Amulet
1.55
Standard
15%
1.04
Walker
1.70
Silver
14'%
Walte
1
8ilanco
14%
1
Oils
Windward
Silver-Miller
1.20
Mines
4.40 Mar
Trust
1.15
67c
Ltd
93c. Jan
Mines
1.20
Cons__
Feb
Breweries
76,930
56
Jan
3,200
3.00
Roi
3.10 Mar
.' Voting
46c 59 %c
Jan
31c
Mar
54
Van
3,700
Creek
46c
Vanadium Alloys
111,303
(1945)
I
44 %
Mar
50c
5414
Feb
75c
Rainbow
7,655
Apr
60%
29
Feb
40c
60c
4.00
8turry
7.00
Vicour Mines
3.40 Mar
1.66 Mar
73c
class
6.00
Mar.-
Apr
3.10
3.75
Scarfe
6.95
Upper Canada Mines
75c
Antonio
165
Steel
13
4.00
Lawrence
55
30%
Mines
Mar
1
excn
60%
30
Hill
11% Mar
•
new
19%
60%
30
Oils
1
Petroleum
18%
18%
60%
•
Jan
Keno
Manltou
Little
*
50
preferred.....
Jan
31
♦
A
Jan
6.55
Feb
•
class
preferred
Apr
30c
28%
__25
i...
Fuel
Class
Lithium Corp
Rapid
Jan
6.00
Quebec
Mines
Apr-
46%
21 %c Mar
Quebec
_
11%
31,4J3
20c
1
Quebec Nickel Corp
Queenston Gold
Quemont
Mining
Quipte Milk class A
Apr
Apr
27c
3,520
1
Metallurgical
10%
20c
1
Labrador
Jan
24c
40%
5.50
1
Quebec Copper Corp.
Rlx-Athabasco
1,348
5.70 Jan '
8%
26c
Weston
Mines
bz.j
44%
3.60
Chibougamau
Rexspar
11
40%
*
Feb 1
42c
Mar
5.50
2,200
1
Mines
Jan
46%c Jan
Feb
6
1
13
Prospectors Airways
Renabie
10%
16c
_1
25c
i
Uranium
11
44%
4.35
Mines
Warrants U
Sicks'
I
_
24c
1
Dome
221
Asbestos
1214
—1
—.
213,800
8%
United
13
•
.
22c
8%
*
com
.
Gas
25c
1
Metals
18c
8%
•
new
United
42 % c
Apr
50c
Premier Border
20c
*
■
Jan
12%
Apr
66
23c
Feb
10%
<
Apr
Jan
1.05
Feb
Jan
Mar
37
Apr
22c
Line
Jan
48c
Mar
40c
•
Pressed
1.48
Jan
32%
•
Oil
Sigma
30c
20c
Pipe
1
Corp
Sheep
1
31%
Rouyn Gold
Shawkey
75
36 %c
Apr
Shawinigan
Jan
9-i.yoO
32
22c
Security
Jan
2.35
2,731
4bC
21c
18,050
River
49'%
Apr
1.90
36c
40c
25c
Sapphire
Jan
1.75
48%
1.75
40c
•
23c
Sand
44%
48%
1.85
•
25c
San
Apr
*
•
Russell
Feb
104%
Resources
Oil
Petroleum
•
Mines
River
Oil
45%
Feb
—
Oils
Royalite
Jan
101
Trend
Poplar
'One
41
10
Transcontinental
3.85
Jan
.being
75
Trans
68c
Roxana
45
Jan
920
Rowan
45
104% 104%
Feb
12,600
Rocne
48
Apr
90c
Class
Jan
14c
1
Uranium
Robinson,
41
53c
31 %
Radiore
842
Apr
88c
Quebec
47%
Jan
31%
Quebec
46V->
46%
Jan
89140
Quebec
18%
•
•
Gold
Mica
Feb
3.25
1
Purdy
16
39c
•
Pronto
1,000
6%c
Oils
Prairie
16%
•
1
Mineral
Gas
Development
Power
48
200
Ponder
Powell
Feb
40
Oils
Oils.
1
&
<fe
Gold
Powell
Apr
42%
*
;___*
com__
Goldflelds
Crow
Placer
1.19
5,290
100
1
Oils
Pitch-Ore
18,900
33,135
45
13,800
common______________*
Credit
Pioneer
29c
1.30
19,000
1
1
Gold
Pickle
25c
1.19
44%
II*
_
Trans
5%
Jan
16%
A
preferred
4.30 Mar
Mar
Jan
1.20
10
class
B
26% Mar
90c
4.90
1
Finance
Class
12
3.00 Mar
14c
1
__■
Jan v
70c
Jan
3.50
Paymaster
Jan v
•
Jan
oOc
Mines
Apr ;
11
Apr
Apr
2.30
1
Petroleum
19c
10
8% Mar
10%
40c
Drilling
Pathfinder
Oil
7%c Jan
95c
23%
1
Pardee
Petrol
250
1,200
185,160
65
10c
-
Mines
Peruvian
260
11
1.01
54,915
•
Paramaque Mines
Pershcourt
53,367
9%
95c
4.05
•
Pamour
People's
18c
9%
10%
3.35
1
Perron
14c
9%
45% Mar
1.00
3.35
—I.1
*.1
—
1.85 Mar
Jan
9c
1
Penman's
12 %C
'
3.60 Jan
1.37 Mar
42%
39c
(Eastern)
River
85
3.00 Mar
40c
Petroleum
Peace
23,950
45
Apr
lO'/aC
Pacific
Parbec
1.56
45
Apr
13 %c
1
Pacific
Pan
1.47
45
104
54,327
Triad Oil
Page
225
Feb
Apr
1
■
-
Gold
Lake Mines
Pacific
3.10
22%
Feb
Jan
10c
3.60
Traders
Jan
3.10
1.54
20%
102
3.00
25%
60c
300
3.30
90c
1,825
22,000
Feb
1
3.yo
3.95
•
Crush
Orenada
Osisko
_1
—
60
12c
ig
85c
•
Steel
Opemiska
102
IOC
•
common
Mar
Mar
21%
102
10c
__i
Pearson
Mar
Jan
11
21
102
•
Preferred
25%
_
21%
9%
'
common
5c
'
—
%
■
460c
v
22% Mar
•
Toronto Dominion Bank
Toronto Elevators
1.59
Jan
26% Mar
Jan
1
'
294,900
-
Jan
19
Feb
11c
Jan
Jan
24%
Apr
Apr
30c
51 %C
IV*
75
3,580
Jan
75c
20c
1,150
21%
Apr
10c
60c
8%
25%
Teck-Hughes Gold Mines
Texas Calgary
Thompson-Lundmark
Feb
6%
6%
61c
•
__
t
91%
8
1
Tandem Mines
21 %c
.
pref
Warrants
Industries
13c
60c
8.30 Mar
21
500
10%
Jan
1
High
Feb
25%
100
Inlet
40c
3.95
5.10
8
Preferred
,
Surf
122,690
a
41c
•
Jockey Club
6% ser A_
Ccnv
Mar
Low
8.10
21
;
9.ZUO
7%c
90o
_
-16c
Range alnce Jan.
High
7.55
•.
Shares
25%
Common
Jan„:
5.95 Mar
Feb
8%c Jan
common.
(ordinary)
2,085
6%
•
Malartic
Exploration
Propane
8.00
Preferred
Supertest
OOC
94
—1
Omnltrans
Superior
Apr
37 c
20 %c Mar
4.50
Apr
Mar
4.65
13%.
66c
*
Oils
2,950
76c
,
"
Jan
Mines
—'
Vrj
•
Ltd..
79,300
>
114,300
Cons
14c
—
Selections
Ontario
5.40
12c :14 %C
13%
preference- IlOO
Utilities
Mines
Gold
O'Leary
5.25
*
Ogama-Rockland
Oil
29c
12c
•
Okalta
23c
—.
Wood
O'Brien
Jan
Sullivan
18c
Feb
11c
7,984
..
Northwestern
Oakville
15c
2,500
1
i
Trinity
Northern Canada Mines
Nuaulama
159,650
12c
5.25
•
Warrants
North
76c
3.45
of Prices
Low
Jan*
•
;
Sale*
for Week
Range
Sale Price
High
4.20
1
Oil
Star
67c
Week's
Last
1
17c
Mar
11c
4.05
1
-
Loto
1,600
•
27c
*
Oils...
Gold
Rankin
North
15c
11 %C
__
1
Ltd-
STOCKS
Range since Jen.
High
15c
71c
Friday
Shares
4.20
1
•
Mines
&
15c
JENDED APRIL 15
for Week
of Prices
Low
1
_
FOR WEEK
Sales
Range
Sale Price
Nordon
Week's
Last
trading
Jan
Jan
,,
•42
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
(1814)
OVER-THE-COUNTER
Quotations
for
Friday,
SECURITIES
April
15
Investing Companies
Mutual
Par
Affiliated
.—
1.31
-1.25
b.o9
::
—
Inc__.
Fund
Mutual
Ask
Bid
25e
Funds—
Fund
Aberdeen
Par
Funds-
—
(The)
Obligations of Government Agencies
Ask
Bid
I
8.72
18.57
Figures
9.53
1
1.43
6.54
4.24
4.53
Inc—_1
xB.38
9.Id
Fund
1.48
1.62
lncc_—1
14.25
15.54
"A" Inc—1
Axe-Houghton Fund "B" Inc—5
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc.l
12.17
13.25
2i.i±
4.33
B-3
(Low
1
19.97
25.01
B-4
(Discount Bonds)-——1
11.60
12.66
K-l
(Income Pid Stocks)—-1
19 85
21.66
Beneficial
11
12
K-2
(Speculative Pfd Stks)
11.61
12.67
S-l
Asoeiated Fund
Atomic
Fund
Mutual
Trust—
Development
Punu
Mutual
Axe-Houghton Fund
Corp——
3.96
-1
Blair
Holdings Corp——
1
Blue Ridge Mutual Fund Inc—.-1
12.G2
America-—--*
22.07
19.67
20.07
Keystone Custodian Funds—
B-l (Investment
Bonds)—
1
B-2 (Medium Grade Bonds>_1
26.96
of
Boston Fund Inc———
27.96
1
10.08
15.60
16.87
25.73
6.02
27.82
V
1
8.88
11.72
14%
(Net
lc
4.79
6.34
1
3.16
8.43
29.70
Investors
54.92
1
21.82
23.99
——1
11.17
Mutual
Nation
9.21
-2.50
14.27
16.15
——25c
2.49
2.73
—
8.77
Fund———_—-----
20.44
Fund——————
18.33
Stock
Equity Fund Inc———20c
Boston
First
Beneficial
Shares
Funds Inc—
series:.
stock
Preferred
series——lc
7.75
8.49
Inc—__2
14.41
lc
—1
10.81
7.32
9.34
_1
6-^1
Series
10.12
12.28
Pine
lc
lc
7.76
9.94
8.51
10.89
Price
——lc
11.84
12.97
Puritan
Stock Fund-lc
(The)
Common
12.27
13.44
Putnam
Electronics
Electrical
&
Fully
administered
8.11
8.89
6.52
$1.50
9.83
10.77
lc
9.42
Industrial Machinery shares.lc
13.27
u.al
9.70
Bond
lc
Mining shares
u.— lc
Petroleum
shares——__—_lq
Merchandising
Railroad
shares
9.79
RR
Bond
3.46
10.73
9.17
lc
Equipment shares
11.75
10.05
10.73
3.14
shares
lc
5.67
6.22
lc
11.66
12.77
—lc
13.16
14.41
_lc
4.00
8.76
9.60
shares
shares
Steel
shares—
Tobacco
Utility
Guardian
Mutual
Fund Inc—_1
Haydock Fund Inc—
(Net asset value)
Fund
Hudson
Fund
Incorporated
(T
(Geo)
Fund
of
12.67
13.77
28.24
1
6.64
7.18
1
26.89
1
24.87
36%
38'A
35.52
35.52
Canada
asset
Fund
of Boston
1
11.76
12.71
9 54
11.80
12.76
State
Street
Investment Corp--*
11.88
72.75
13.01
76.75
Stein
Roe
Farnham
1
29.76
11.54
12.58
Investors Inc
Investors
&
Fund
Television-Electronics Fund
Templeton
Growth
Fund
of
Canada
Texas
United
Inc—
Funds
United
Value
Line
Value
Line
16.65
18.00
7.38
1
Canada
Funds
United
20%
1
Fund
9.46
Ltd
12.93
1
21%
8.07
14.05
Inc—
Fund
9-98
1
Fund
10.74
Science
l
7.09
7.75
Fund'Shares_l
18.55
20.16
Fund
9.90
10.76
7.84
8.57
1
6.26
6.84
& Towne Fund Inc_l
12.36
13.47
19.79
Van Strum
_1
Inc
1
Fund
Inc
Street
Investing Corp
Washington Mutual
Investors
Fund
Casualty
&
l.o3
1.80
Wisconsin Investment Co
Wellington FundInc.—
15.58
16.71
25.69
28.00
1
24.22
26.18
1
76%
5.52
5.97
Companies
Par
Hanover
Fire
10
Hartford
10
174%
180%
36%
38%
Home
2
2J%
31%
Insurance
Equitable Assur
5
American Fidelity & Casualty__5
37%
39%
Jersey
American
Co
Automobile
American
$1.25
conv
preferred
American Home
Amer
Ins Co
Amer
Mercury 1 (Wash
American
5
Assurance
Co_5
(Newark N Ji__2%
D
Re-insurance
American Surety
C)
Colonial
Life
Connecticut
Assn
Ins
of
General
Forster
(N
lo
Assn
of
Firem »Ys
Franklin
General
29%
10
10
Gulf
Republic
American
Life
Amer
15,
99.24
IV2S
Oct.
Lincoln
National
Maryland
Life
Casualty
Merchants &
National
387
50%
399
40%
42 %
5
42%
44%
58%
5
13
61%
14%
98%
1956
48%
50'%
56 %
58 %
New
York
North
Fire
10
109
Northern
31 %
38%
40%
Pacific
Indemnity
14%
81
85
Fire
Pacific
13
12.50
125%
10
1,
April
_
-
97.24
98.8
1959
1959
1,
-
.
_
98.10
96.28
97.4
1960
96.8
96.16
95.28
_
.
96.4
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
Dated
Due
Bid
Ask
Bid
Ask
8-
2-54
5- 2-55
bl.90
1.60%
1.45%
1-3-55
10-
3-55
b2.00
1.80%
1.20%
9-
1-54
6-
1-55
bl.9.3
1.65%
1.35%
4-
10-
3-55
b2.00
1.80%
1-55
Rate
Dated
Due
1-55
1-54
7-
bl.95
1.70%
1.60%
1-55
11-
1-55
b2.05
1.80%
1.25%
11-
1-54
8-
1-55
bl.95
1.70%
1.60%
3-
1-55
12-
1-55
b2.05
1.90%
1.25%
12-
1-54
9-
1-55
b2.J0
1.75%
1.95%
4-
1-55
1-
3-56
b2.10
1.95%
10-
United States
2-
Treasury Bills
Dollar Value
v
Bid
April
21,
1955
April
28,
1955
Dollar Value
Ask
Bid
99.988
1955
89.930
June
9,
99.958
:
99.964
June
16,
1955
99.929
99.936
June
May
12,
1955
£9.893
99.902
June
19,
1955
99.862
99.872
July
99.842
July
99.800
99.749
1955
14,
99.783
99.738
99.707
99.718
1955
7,
99.831
Ask
99.772
1955
30,
May
99.676
99.811
—
May
26,
1955
June
2,
1955—;
—
23,
1955
99.686
99.644
99.653
99.611
1955
99.618
Bank & Trust Companies
Par
New
of
York
New
Bankers
100
Trust
Corn
Ask
268
62%
51%
Par
52%
54 %
Albany, N. Y.
Albany.
State Bank of
53%
Bank__10
Bank
Exchange
Commercial
262
10
Manhattan
Chem
Bid
t
York
Bank
_
State Bk & Tr
25
16
Empire Trust
10
Continental
55
42%
39%
159
153
&
Trust
City
Banx
10
First
National
of
New
First
&
25
Trust—33%
First National Bank
Harris Trust &
of
49
53
I)
(L
Westchester
100
Savings Bk__100
316
530
515
20
34
38
50
265
280
16
64
69
10
45
49
Bank
Commerce
of
Connecticut
20
43
47
Connecticut Bank & Trust Co_25
71
75
10
35
37
National Bank of Detroit
10
68
70
Jersey City
First National
25
50
54
12.50
54
57
Hartford
National
310
510
500
Co
Trust
85
80
73
102 %
City Bank
National
Bank
Rochelle
New
Franklin
100
National Bank
Central
Union
10
Natl
66%
Bank
70
x99 %
Cleveland
Cleveland
64%
National
Huntington
of
35%
York___
Suffolk
First
33%
10
Fiduciary Trust
Ask
Illinois
Bank
Northern Trust Co
Bank
Bid
33
Chicago
City Nat'l Bank and Trust
National
Trust Co
(White Plains N Y)
10
64%
County
Bank—
&
Franklin Square N Y
48
86%
89 %
10
53%
55 %
Industrial Bank of Commerce_10
40
43
Irving Trust
31%
33%
National
Bank
Co
Trust
52
20
Guaranty
Hanover
Trust
5
Co
(The)
Bank
10
Kings County Trust Co
40
178
10
59
63
89%
Detroit
Bank
188
Long Island
91%
Los
Trust
Manufacturers
Trust
Meadow
National
of
100
35
37
Providence-Washington
Reinsurance Corp (N Y),
Md____rlo
87
91
Republic
Casualty Co
5
10
58%
60%
St
2.50
72%
74%
Seaboard Surety
Fire
&
(New
27 %
29 Va
13%
15%
:lo
6.25
lo
Haven)—
g6
Springfield Fire & Marine
52%
Standard
73i/2
81i/2
Travelers
22
23%
U S
Accident
"
45%
47 %
U
(Jacksonville Fla)_2%
26%
27%
Westchester Fire
Fire
..
62%
Angeles
Security-First Nat'l Bank
20
51
55
_100
306
320
Freeport
Morgan
Pittsburgh
(J P) & Co Inc
Mellon
York
Trust
Nat'l
Public
—25
Bank
5
Bank
National
National
Sterling
Bank
23
10%
11 v.
25
& Trust
Co
Trust__25
98%
101%
Peoples 1st Nat'l Bank & Tr__20
54%
56%
20
Bank
National
Trust
Union
Louis
Bank
59
55
17
62%
61 %
65%
20
65
70 %
6.25
Trust
58%
25
Co
39
72
229
219-
21V.
20
,_100
National
Mercantile
St
&
Louis
Boatmen's
First
—10
Trust
States
21
Trust- 17%
Royal State Bank of N Y.__
Rye
77 V;
2
&
74%
•
Bank
Nat'l
363
373
San
Franciscco
of Amer N T & S A
Bank
Recent
Bonds—
41
Security Issues
Bid
Pwr
Arkansas
Lt
&
3%s__1985
Ask
Bid
Bonds—(Cont.)
100%
1C0%
Long
Ask
1995
102%
103%
Louisiana
1984
98%
Commonwealth Edison 3%s_2004
96%
96%
New
England Power 3%s___1985
102%
102%
103%
New
England Tel & Tel 3%s_1988
99 %
Ches
&
Potomac
3%s
Telep—
3%s
,
3%s
Power
Consumers
Continental
Dallas
Baking
Duke
Power
1990
3%s—1980
k—
Light 3%s419S0
&
Power
101
101%
100%
101
1975
3s
Florida Power
&
__
,
1984
99
Pacific Gas & Elec
104%
108%
109 %
I960
3%s
El
Power & Lgt
1972
100%
101
101%
Kansas
&
Mich Elec
City
Pow
&
3%s__1984
100%
54
1985
&
10
49
%
4.16%
4%
63%
81
FOOTNOTES
100 2,090
77%
84
2,140
♦No
par
$Ex
100%
flEx twe
value.
102%
103%
FOR
80%
b Bid
k Admitted
3
54%
57 %
2
31
33
one
5.85%
t New
dividend,
to
listing
Exchange.
x
y
on
k__
102% !
102%
101 %
101%
101%
102%
100
121
122%
108%
109%
100
Power & Light—
100
98'%
100
100
106 %
108
Transmission—
preferred
stock,
Ex-dividend.
.
wi When issued,
split,
yield price.
Stock
100%
pfd—*
OVER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES
.
stock
for
99%
103
pfd__100
preferred
Gas
52%
60%
102
Rubber—
preferred^
4.50%
Tenn
Lgt—
1985
1975
3%s
101%
102
100
Tire
Louisiana
Indiana
1987
3%s_1985
4s
Service
Paso Nat Gas 4.40%
General
Acceptance—
3s
3%s
Elec
&
Gas
Elec
3%s
Stocks—
105V*
3%s_—1975
Dynamics
Motors
Gas
Tennessee
Dallas
General
& Lt
101
1975
3%s
Trailer
—1984
Pow
Rochester
Texas
Light—
3%s
Fruehuuf
Lighting—
Island
64%
51
10
Fidelity & Guaranty Co—10
5
_20
Bank
3%s
73
10
95
50
Co
93
2
Co^._
-
34%
88
10
Marine
—
105
32%
_lo
(Texas)
Brook
General
120
Co——10
4
S
29 %
—3.33%
141
Security
57 %
2 50
Northeastern
500
54 %
5
Fire
River
Paul
100
102%
2
Casualty
Peerless
51%
5
Amsterdam
Phoenix
;_5
1,
91 %
New
73%
;
98.4
113
46%
lo
73%
_•
98.16
97 28
Ask
National Union Fire
Hampshire
45 %
49%
Manufacturers-—4
Fire„ ———
68
43%
1958-
99.24
98.8
49%
1
70 %
10
85%
10
:
Massachusetts Bonding
Merchants Fire Assurance
65%
LL—L.5
Jj—4
Oct.
173
109
5
Insurance Co of N Y„ 10
*
Reinsurance Corp
&
Great
70%
North
lo
Glens Falls
Globe
121 %
of
31%
1
168
5
Co
46
104
136
Steamboiler—
New
485
10
F)
of Newark
Life
44
5
Philadelphia:
(S
_5
lo
^
Fidelity & Deposit of
83%
Co
Inc
150
142
10
J)—5
Amer
Federal
Fireman's Fund
5%
28%
Employees Group Assoc
Employers Reinsurance
Fire
4%
88%
Continental Casualty Co
&
35%
26%
Life
Continental Assurance
Crum
34%
45
85 %
:
Ins
40%
1
5
Bankers & Shippers-——
Boston Insurance Co
Fire
40 %
38V2
42
„_L25
—
:
Automobile
Camden
1
38%
Bid
47%
xo
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
lo
Agricultural Insurance
_
1,
United
Ask
202
74%
10
Life
Aetna
Bid
194
10
_
.
Oct.
St.
1
Whitehall
Surety—10
Insurance Co
99.4
97.16
.
Feb.
New
.1
7.47
Fund
•
1
Inc
23.13
6.82
Par
Aetna
l%s
1957
April 1, 1959
Trade
Aetna
Oct.
April 1. 1958
1,
99
99.2
20.19
Fund
Income
21.15
Insurance
109.4
98 24
_
99.22
1%S
29.76
1
Southwestern
Sovereign
lc
Fund
21.48
:_i
Shareholders Trust
23.46
Insur
'
21.48
118.82
1
2.69
21.46
(net
Shares new—1.25
lc
Fund
1957_
1957
1957
1 %s
Federation
Anter
10.10
Fund_lc
Growth
Institutional Income
Inc
value)
Selected
8.66
1.23
1,
15.
15,
10J
Chase
& Clark
(Net
Stock
Common
9.24
1.12
21.48
27.68
Fund
Stevens
2.46
lc
21.06
1
Income
lc
1
Scudder, Stevens & Clark—
Wall
Fund—
100.2
1955
9%
27%
37
18.71
—2.50
Accumulated
Institutional Bank Fund
April
Aug.
__
26 %
33
17.14
Stock
,
Inc
26.93
*
—
Growth
Continental
Inst Foundation
Ask
101.11
—
9
10c
,
Fund Inc.-
Fund
22.89
asset value)—*
Rowe)
United
1
25.43
5
Inc
United
'
com..
Inc
17.03
Inc„_1
Investors
Institutional
Fund
24.19
Fund—1
l%s
101.9
Shares—
Trading
Fund Inc
la 75
Institutional Shares Ltd—
Institutional
&
24.19
Inc 10c
Fund
Income
21.17
1
L_5
United
Incorporated
l%s May
2s
ICO
May 5,
3-57
1
Boston
of
16.65
16.15
3.98
1
„1
Inc
•Income Foundation
Income
41.40
40.19
3.63
8.54
Fund
Scudder,
4.40
shares
—lc
Growth Industry Shares Inc—1
stock
Railroad
5-77
Canada
Trust
Fund Inc
14.53
shares—lc
shares—lc
16.76
Series.
_lc
Street
Pioneer
10.32
Institutional
1
Inc.-lc
8.56
18.32
6.28
preferred
Petroleum
7.15
shares
bond
General
7-83
Pacific Amer Investors
Scudder
lc
——lc
shares—
5.21
——_____1
Stock
Philadelphia
Equipment shares—
Food
.4.77
1956
9.24
shares.—
Chemical
1
Series
Series
Series
11.21
Fund
9_.28
99.28
6.79
1
1955
lc
Building shares
Capital Giowth
99.31
1957
1 %s
11.81
8.00
10.21
American
lc
;
99.30
99.26
99.26
15,
19.28
Series—1
Series
7.84
.
17.83
of Canada Ltd
North
7.21
shares
1
England Fund
New York Capital Fund
-1
shares.
Aviation
99.18
Bid
March
9J.30
Rate
20.42
New
72.17
Securities—
Automobile
98.18
99.10
Series—
of
67.12
Trust
18.87
Inc
—1
Investors
14.67
Corp
Resources
4.15
General
13.50
—_1
Natural
27.02
Capital Corp
-
-
1955
15,
1.25%
Fund
3.82
General
1
Interest--
Resources
2<i.72
Inc
14.59
Series
Growth
1
Fund
14.59
Stock
Stock
——1
Inc
Industries
Group
9.71
97.24
1.20%
Fund
Speculative
15.39
Investors
10.70
Securities—
Preferred
10.64
stock
Common
Fundamental
Futures
6.95
6.39
9-75
Series—
Fund
split--—:—
Franklin Custodian
Gas
15.15
—
Maturity—
2%s
99 24
39.34
--1
Inc
Natural
13.82
36.39
Shares—
Trust
Security
Fund—
Dec.
29.58
*
Corp—
Wide
Bond
55
52
27.36
value
asset
Balanced
4.06
shares.—1
interest
two-for-one
Ex
3.70
"
98.8
,
98.10
:
,
1
Fund
Investors
14.58
Boston—
of
Mutual
Founders
-10
Corp—
Fund
Formula
Inc-1
Fund
Industrial
Financial
$13.49
5
Stock
interest
Invest
Income
Fidelity Fund Inc
15,
Fund-
beneficial
Balanced
6.98
6.74
1958
97.16
Treasury Notes—(Cont.)—
i%s
1
1
National
21.85
19.60
Howard—
&
Balanced
.
Growth
National
Xo.07
■.—1
Ask
100.1
Trust—
interest
Life
of beneficial
Shares—
Trustee
Dreyfus Fund Inc
Eaton
Mutual
Mutual
Shares
Dividend
of
Units
Net
Inc-— 10c
Fund
Inc
Fund
Massachusetts
54.37
E
Bond
beneficial
of
_1
Series
98.22
32.11
Ctfs
Vegh Mutual Fund Inc
Diversified
20,
1 %s
9.24
De
Diversified Investment Fund—1
Jan.
100
17,
l%s
3.73
Mass
12.24
10.09
99.10
100.4
98
Feb. 1, 1960
2%s June 1, 1960
I
Federal Natl Mortgage Assn—
l%s March 15, 19561%S April 1, 1956
7.11
3.38
14.82
—
1959
2 %s
Treasury Notes—
3.48
6.46
14.68
Fund
May 1,
98.14
99.28
98.14
l%s
6.41
„;
shares--
Massachusetts Investors
14.65
99.31
Bid
May
l%s Dec.
4.33
5-82
lc
Special Investment
1
Stock
3.93
Transportation shares——lc
43%
1958
1958
after
1955—
1%S Junp 22. 1955—;
1%S Aug. 15, 1955
4.55
lc
shares
18.56
Diversified Growth
4.13
lc
shares
Paper
Petroleum
Vegh Income Fund Inc
Fund
Figures
6.98
shares
17.79
13,40
103.1
99.27
9*.2
1, 1951—.
Maturity—
5.27
Electrical Equipment shares-lc
General Industries shares—lc
Automobile
1717
40%
June
es
16.37
Fund——~1
98.6
1,
2 %s
99.29
—-
Certificates of Indebtedness¬
43.52
43.52
—
Manhattan
Inc
Investment,
1957-55
100.16
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness & Notes
Funds-
Managed
De
Delaware
Value)
Asset
1
Income
1,
100.10
1,
2 %s
15%
.
Fund
1
Inc
1956
2s
Loomis Sayles Mutual Fund-
Steel
Inc
1955
1,
12.81
20 57
Cooperatives—-
1,
1.90s Feb.
7.45
Lexington Trust Fund-——25c
9.65
18.93
1
1956
2%s Nov.
for
l%s June
10.29
6.79
31.32
5.0O
10J
—
1,
2%s May
Central Bank
11.00
9.51
1
Life Insurance Investors Inc~—1
28.97
1955—
poii^
a
Ask
2%s May
1%S Oct.
100
17.76
1
& Stock
Western
Dividend
Stks)
1
Consolidated Investment Trust-1
Crown
Com
10.99
—
Fund
Priced
10 17
Investment
Fund
Composite
(Low
12.53
—1
15,
99.30
of
Bonds—
15.23
S-4
com—100 12,20J 12,800
Preferred ———————100
141
146
Colonial
Fund
Inc
—1
18.90
20.52
Concord
13.96
Knickerbocker
Securities
Fund Inc 2
1
—
11.43
-1
Composite Bond
Stk)
20.86
Inc.—
Commonwealth
Com
32nds
more
or
13,45
(Speculative
——1
Fund
Christiana
12.32
S-3
Keystone Fund of Canada Ltd
Shares Trust—
Century
16.28
S-2
11.23
22.55
>
15 1955———
21.79
<High-Grade Com_Stk)__ l
(Income Com Stocks)
1
33.43
,
1.80s Aug.
Nov,
one
Federal Land Bank
1.90s
1
10.39
Capital Venture Fund Inc--—1
Chemical
Bonds)
30 92
———
Fund
Canadian
Priced
1
Canada General Fund
Ltd
—
_1
Broad Street Invest Corp
Bullock
Fund
Ltd
(1954)
Inc
10c
—.5
Green Fund Inc
Bowling
represent
Ask
28.14
25.63
24,38
Tr
Inv
Bond
Mutual
—1
5%
13.72
4%
point
Bid
Federal Home Loan Banks—
American Business Shares-—-vl
American
decimal
alter
20.30
Johnston
Monday, April 18, 1955
the New
York
Ex-rights.
•
Number 5421
Volume 181
a
Preliminary figures compiled by us,
ago.
year
issue of next week. We
cannot furnish them today, inasmuch as the week ends
indicate that for the week ended Saturday,
Accordingly, in the above, the
serve
District of
cities of the United States
possible to obtain weekly clearings will
last
those for the corresponding week
below
totals stand at $18,632,221,952
the same week in 1954. At
loss for the week ended Friday of
Our preliminary
against $19,074,591,493 for
this center there is a
12.9%. Our comparative summary for
the week follows:
1,206,376,325
1,307,000,000
769,330,279
911,000,000
+56.8
+43.5
557,919,471
601,841,628
Philadelphia
—
Louis
355,279,451
345,200,000
594,340,000
A
—
—
i
Prandisco
San
389,227,211
|
Kansas City
349,000,000
500,927,235
•
387,169,289
Cleveland
-
Baltimore
375,598.466
487,163,916
280,615,250
Pittsburgh
7.3
+ 9.6
— 1.1
+18.6
+ 3.1
+ 3.3
—16.0
—
471,683,102
334,244,226
a
$14,272,481,848 $14,682,039,993
3,674,870,052
3,660,459,295
five days
10 cities,
—
Total
1st
the
—
2.3
monthly detailed statement
York Stock Exchange is
New
for
results
$19,074,591,493
1954 follow:
2nd
New
1954
66,864,624
shares
1954
1955
1955
44,132,383
Stocks—
of
110,801,704
202,325,727
Bonds—
Bank
20,000
government
7,547,000
International
Foreign
21,721,200
Cleveland
Richmond
in share properties on the
Exchange for the first three
in the following:
Stock
months
Month-
1952
74.645,958
33.374.561
34,086,902
37,141,073
60.815,145
66,864,624
33,294,760
30,209 260
27,195,265
_______
February
March
29,512,893
42,472.257
44,132,383
202,325,727 110,801,704 106,768,419
1st Quarter
CLEARINGS
FOR
CITIES IN
LEADING
1955
1952
4«
47,722
5,191
41,688
5,454
4,306
4,283
3,162
2,962
2,953
2,331
8,621
7,840
8,068
2,879
2,796
2,703
2,296
8,031
7,437
7,379
49,402
+ 12.9
509,994,878
+ 12.6
380,178,729
44
1,053,844,633
871,363,948
17,881,537,749
Outside
York
New
cities
City.
We also furnish today, a summary
the month of March.
for the
crease
1955
of the clearings for
For that month there
was
259,697 and the 1954 aggregate $97,698,872,237.
Cleveland
the
In
7.0%.
Boston
1st
2nd
Richmond
Atlanta
7th
Chicago
9th
2,765,956,523
+
7.0
5,366,875,818
4,878,990,600
+
4.8
5,545,388,730
4,825,239,767
+
6.0
2,753,284,911
2,429,907,135
+
10.7
4,412,042,014
3.979,326,273
9,464,101,467
4,607,976,770
8,987,967,424
+
5.3
8,882,307,527
7.446,913,173
2,919,661,712
2,868,433,874
+
1.8
2,740,532,514
2,410,825,567
2,360,584,799
2,323,686,880
+
1.6
1.974.115.491
3,733,561,722
3,676.131,258
+
1.6
2,156,551,715
3,500,287,592
4,097,031,963
3,633,723,249
+ 12.8
3,540,503,107
3.280,185,723
10
5,449,004,605
4,955,006.019
+ 10.0
4,934,977,055
4,555,090,55S
102,521,259,697
97,698,872,237
+
4.9
53,118,422,105
Philadelphia
Cleveland
...
49,976,051,679
+
6.3
.._
_
______
City_
Dallas
San
5,533,271,322
3,038,278,107
2,866,010,272
5,099,253,083
—
4
.
_
_
_
Francisco
5,075
Outside
New
cities
180
York
City
We
1955
1,743
1,694
1,660
1,506
4.863
4,548
4,636
4,562
1,565
1,559
1,483
1,270
4,468
4,281
4,129
3,886
Minneapolis
1,533
1,515
1,420
1.266
4.265
4,103
1,463
1,440
1,353
4,560
4,111
3,874
8th
7
1,651
3,884
4,137
3,777
Houston
1,485
1,347
4,413
3,971
4,095
3,965
3,417
9 th
16
1,491
'
1.602
12,600
3,689
11,681
11,801
6,710
Baltimore-
1,480
1,382
1,372
1,150
4,087
3,731
3,755
Cincinnati.
1,150
1,134
1,101
915
3.240
3.184
3,070
Richmond-
786
793
776
686
2,247
2,124
Louisville
811
753
706
643
2,336
2.185
2,191
2,148
844
807
745
663
2,309
2,192
2,094
811
765
759
702
2.241
2,015
Jack'vllle _+
881
771
702
620
2,455
2,163
2,045
2,029
Portland
770
689
778
718
2,142
1,896
850
717
680
590
2,173
683
767
697
680
1,898
2,043
1,948
728
686
661
610
1,990
11,815
1,753
Paul-
588
585
513
500
1,611
1,546
1,441
2,790
2,014
1,987
1,994
2,045
1,777
2,027
1,748
2,022
1,742
1,410
Memphis—
511
525
520
471
1,546
1.500
1,520
Buffalo
602
547
548
477
1,627
1.501
570
506
464
429
1,542
1,353
1,512
1.331
439
1,487
1,454
1,410
1,421
1,294
1,250
406
1,373
1,420
1,242
1,122
Milwaukee-
534
560
558
Nashville
490
468
429
J.
Federal Reserve Districts
14
Boston
1st
43,171,488,819k
H
15
«<
7th
31
7.7
9,002,970,199
135,890,198,041
+
4.6
119,292,063,709
116,872,202,085
14,516,755,462
+
8.5
14,515,308,394
14.703,718,931
15,356,333,299
+
4.7
15,604,763,442
7,718,813,860
12,727,481,787
+
9.4
7,807,942,261
7,211,247,053
+
9.7
11.656,302,233
24,261,610,304
+
8.3
12,554.573,567
24,467,634,570
8,446,198,617
13,961,743,247
M
26,269,877,920
8,442,739,902
6,582,662,182
44
44
,
1,920
2.132
1,934
New
The
cities
95,300
91,142
84,118
6,556
6,336
7,221
76,391 263.582 248,762 232,300 224,359
5,564 20,636 18,641
18,483 16,354
97,698
90,455
81,955 284,218 267,403 250,783 241,313
53,118
49,976
48,766
43,171 147,165 136,215 136,113 128,685
now
add
our
7,884,948,968
7.408.699,184
4.4
5,973,072,398
5.322,105,842
9,899,556,676
5.1
9,784,655,760
9.725,982.492
+ 10.5
10,297,856,156
9.653.125,524
13,327,961,234
+ 12.6
13,597,236,006
13,166,716,300
284,218,097,228
267,403,375,649
+
6.3
250,783,025,430
241,313,025,637
136,215,522,570
+
8.0
136,113,211,924
128,685,612,831
covers
the clearings by months
since January 1, 1955 and 1954:
Clearings Outside New York
Clearings, Total All
January
February
$
'
8.2
49,721,888,548
44.948,831.933
+ 10.6
+
5.9
44,324,822,156
+
4.9
53,118,422,105
41,290,638,958
49,976,051,679
+
'97,698,872,237
7,
+
147,165,132,809
136,215,522,570
+
V
1st
+
267,403,375,649
284,218,097,228
quarter
for the month of March and
6.3
since J anuary 1 for two years and for the week
1954
1955
7
.
Jan. 1 to March 31-
———
Inc. or
1954
1955
Inc. or
Dec. °,'o
Dec. %
1954
1955
$
$
7.3
6.3
+
,
8.0
ended April 9
—Week Ended April 9-
-
Month of March—
Inc. or
Dec. %■
$
82,156,303,839
102,521,259,697
Total
1954
1955
,
Dec. %
7
87,548,199,573
36,970,665,521
!
Inc. or
1954
94,726,172,010
detailed statement showing the figures for each city
-———
V
10,325,656,895
1955
Months—
for four years:
at—"
4.9
+
r +
8,052,031,408
MONTHLY CLEARINGS
March
all— 102.521
+
6,303,765,130
147,165,132,809
York City.
following compilation
22,023,141,88(1
15,001,333,442
"
Outside
14.657,778,765
10,400,137,356
11,406,622,773
44
11
180
$
8,412.005,313
+
19
12th
1952
$
9,023,211,553
14
10th
11th
Three Months
1953
or
Dec. %
9,714,958,973
<1
16
Inc.
$
«
R
6th
'
months for four years:
142,169,290,617
15,748,575,629
16,073,956,570
44
12
5th
■
cities
17
4th
'
$
Clearings
81,955,210,175
48,766,497,266
Three Months
1954
$
1,456
We
3,241.989.052
90,455,281,857
;
Three Months
Three Months
Pittsburgh.
O'slde NYC
•
append another table showing clearings by Federal Reserve Districts in the three
38,783 137 052 131,187 114,669 112,627
13,694
13,721
13,949
14,836
4,623
Kansas City
Total
.
»»
17
_
_
Kansas
11th
5,495,058,666
5,797,825,761
10
_
-
Minneapolis
10th
5,879,651,112
»«
6
_
-
_
3,340,860,987
49.410.745 516
»»
7
-
3,464,023,952
•f
11
.
-
Louis
St.
$
$
6
3rd
8th
1952
1953
or
Dec. %
9
York_._
New
Inc.
$
40,166,670,285
5,022
Other cities
10.0%.
of
3,274,591,385
4,762
Tot. 31 cit's
the
Fran¬
43,307,939,489
4.927
_
and in the San
3.7
1,623
—
12.8%
3.7
1,787
Washingt'n
In the Kansas
+
1,782
_„
1.8%
Reserve District of
District of 1.6%.
+
1,822
St.
District
Reserve
1954
>»
11
5,762
Denver
cisco
51,218.281,414
cities
12
__
4,667
.
the St. Louis
7
.
—
—__
4,785
___
5.3%,
Dallas Reserve District of
$
5,620
Birm'gham
10.7%. The
City Reserve District there is an increase of 1.6% in
1955
6,700
Omaha
of
and the Atlanta Reserve
In the
Federal Reserve Districts
5,209
_
7,606,663,27^
8,624,796,109
7.2
+
larger by 4.8% in the Richmond Reserve District by
ment
District the totals
Reserve
7,427
___
870.844.515
16,369,830,813
Chicago Reserve District has to its credit and improve¬
gain of 3.7% and in the Philadelphia Reserve District
of
-
6.0% and in the Atlanta Reserve District by
Districts the total record
New York and Boston Reserve
6.006
Orl ns
are
in¬
clearings having been $102,521,-
aggregate of
2,351
Seattle
an
of clearing houses of 4.9%,
entire body
1,783
1,471
New
929,897,160
+ 11.6
8,443,315,754
375,439,904
494,420,301
371.016,222
•:*
16,876,943,272
+ 20.9
19,949,921,580
9,050,919,887
110
1,597
__
917,000,822
495.508,061
380,922,626
399,083 996
2,475
Atlanta
+ 10.1
■
537,948,725
513,085,940
2,049
__
6.8
449,405,239
1,681
Louis-
+
426,038,890
1,995
St.
1,301,894,488
582,971,778
2,536
_
8.0
469,231,029
579,113,031
1,869
Cleveland
Dallas
"
-
•
-
2,166
Fran.
San.
800,276.911.
—
1,205.400,929^
41
2,758
Boston
900,319,104
545,756,953
10,950
6,840
6,944
6,731
5,450
4,398
4,390
__
9.8
fi
1952
1953
1953
4,514
Detroit
558.421,064
851,665,506
+
9
11th
950,694,863
525,944,730
1,109,342,860
H
4
Louis
St.
914.004,236
+
1,005,339,979
+
MARCH
1954
1954
1955
Chicago
1,187,243,897
9.6
+ 14.6
'",1,010.371,085
•r
Jan. 1 to Mar. 31
-Month of March-
(000,000
__
—11.6
576,219,975
935,021,021
17
Total
York,
1,092,997,086
A
660,542,205
of bank clearings at leading
course
philadel.
9,024,574,513
93,849,231
cities for the
month of March and the three months ended with March
in each of the last four years is shown below:
New
8,571,122,851
965,990,152
Chicago
12th
BANK
+ 15.9
1,107,324,523
Atlanta
6th
1953
3954
1955
omittedi
9,758,692,398
««
7th
8th
i
597,629,407
M
6
6th
5th
Number of shares
The
$
646,136,105
10
4th
of 1952 to 1955 is indicated
January
1952
$
",
+ 14.6
7
i
:
%
Dec.
:
11,314,417,954
11
Philadelphia
5th
$
1953
Inc. or
1954
630,861,043
Month of March—
The volume of transactions
New York
12.6%, and in the San Fran¬
5,500
$79,181,000 $262,464,900 $241,388,900
$81,373,000
bonds
Total
District of
40,763,800
8,000
13,691,400
Government—
U. S.
10.1%.
In the Kansas Cityexpansion of 12.9%, in the
an
722,717,155
cities
11
3rd
a
$65,420,600 $240,570,700 $200,262,600
69,000
165,000
357,000
$73,806,000
misc.
and
Railroad
is
Reserve District of 20.9%.
cisco
*
York
4th
the
—Three Months-—
Month of March
Description—
Number
Dallas Reserve
1955
12
Boston
6.4
of transactions
appended. The
March and the three months of 1955 and
Our usual
on
—
District there
Reserve
gain of 6.8% and the Minne¬
a
District of
apolis Reserve
the St. Louis
loss of 8.0%, but
a
enjoys
2.2
732,092,205
week— $18,632,221,952
for
cities
all
—
684,870,052
day_
one
District
SUMMARY OF BANK CLEARINGS
Week Ended April 9—
Federal Reserve Districts
10
cities,
$17,947,351,900 $18,342,499,288
five days
Total all cities,
All
Atlanta
Reserve
clearings at this cen¬
gain of 15.5%. We group the cities
2.8
+ 0.4
the
Reserve District suffers
increase of 7.2%, the bank
an
7
Other cities, five days
in
11.6%, the aggregate of clearings for the whole country
having amounted to $19,949,921,580 against $17,881,537,749 in the same week in 1954.
Outside of this city there
having registered
Richmond Reserve District of 14.6% and
Reserve District of 9.8%.
The Chicago
of 9.6%, in the
For that week there was an increase of
ended April 9.
14.6%, but in the Philadelphia Reserve
record a decline of 11.6%.
In the
totals
Cleveland Reserve District the totals record an increase
complete results for the week previous—the week
and
the
District
the week in all cases has to be estimated.
detailed statement, however, which
elaborate
the
present further below we are able to give the final
we
—12.9
Chicago
Boston
In
%
$8,717,470,386 $10,013,135,606
York
going to press.
last day of
ter
1954
1955
April 16—
Week Ending
of
time
was
CLEARINGS—RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
St.
District (including this city) the totals
improvement of 15.9%, and in the Boston Re¬
Reserve
an
from which it is
New
York
show
April 16, clearings from all
year.
our
Saturday, and the Saturday figures are not available at
the coiintry,
2.3%
in
the foregoing will appear
telegraphic advices from the chief cities of
based upon
be
according to the Federal Reserve Districts in which they
are
located and from this it appears that in the New-
Complete and exact details for the week covered by
week show an increase compared
Bank Clearings this
with
CLEARINGS
BANK
OF
COURSE
THE
43
(1815)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
,s,
1953
Inc. or
1952
$
Dec. %
First Federal Reserve District—Boston-
2.424,683
2,033,60?
11.6
30, 746,779
28, 006,838
+
9.8
2,622,640
+ 15.6
9, 176,211
2,269,301
10,241,074
10-3
5,378,893
4,603.760
76, 679,255
+
4,717,489
7.8
69, 499,100
+ 18.8
25 215,175
6,389,434
27,187,684
3.0
8,031, 353,073
8.0
592,958,556
+ 14.1
2,796 607,378
+
2,879,603.602
2,243,183
9.1
43. 230,790
839,704
3,472,875
2,586,989
14 401,702
14.2
13.5
15,714,302
+
519,779,816
3,059,396
433.326.329
7,437 030,977
524.465,936
6.342,446
6 119,224
3.6
18, 613,561
17, 126,541
+
8.7
+
1.8
1,2~14,616
1,529~056
+
18.7
3,830,619
14,211,949
3,525,105
Maine—Bangor
-
Portland
._
Massachusetts—Boston
Fall
River
Lowell
New
.
Bedford
Springfield
Worcester
Connecticut—Hartford
New
Haven
Waterbury
Rhode Island—Providence
New
Hampshire—Manchester
Total (14 cities)
5,851,864
5
+
2.7
16, 175,162
15 832,774
+
15.1
48, 574,445
49 914,992
+
9.4
697,520
16.832,614
14 621,901
58,421,436
53 378,951
43,675,795
38, 645,683
162,970,770
155, 155,824
3,338,662
+
27.8
+
9.8
110, 643,405
+
9.8
9,630,712
8,374,623
—
39,297,004
37,257,844
+
1.3
2.1
238 377,876
70 836,363
+ 16.0
18. 516,200
+ 17.8
10,251,654
8 970,055
"\
11,122,830
8.7
480, 139,821
-113 518,800
3,340,860,987
-
+
121, 437,050
+
8.3,
+ 14.3
+
3.7
163, 668,884
149 086,492
■
1.089~671
469 891.081
21.813,300
3,464,023,952
c
-~20~6
+ 13.0
—
122,944,200
82,170,211
37
+
10.956,475
1,100,582
2,216,831
10.126.12C*
+ 15.0
8,018,116
8,261,451
5.5
26,245,615
+ 12.3
41,101.064
16,130,136
23~5_+3~lC9
11.323.155
191, 223,372
+
19.7
16,751,558
14,910,137
61 982,500
50 935,700
+
21.7
+
0.9
29,810,700
2ljo8~400
38.0
29~466*,500
361, 543,700
+
364 784,500
+16.2
2,526,492
2,045,642
23.5
1,790,329
1.547,610
25 338,137
+
29 ,444,017
+ 14.6
616,136,105
J97.623.407
9,714,953,973
9,023,211,553
+
7.7
722,717,155
630,861,043
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
44
(1816)
1954
1955
$
Week Ended April 9-
-Jan. 1 to March 31-
-Month of March-
Clcarlnji at—
,
1955
Inc. or
1954
1955
Inc. or
Dec. %
Dec, CU
142,096,264
19,233,452
602,150,345
Bingham ton
2.1
+
10,933,719
1952
17,817,518
$
+ 486.1
.15.531,957
18.395,355
59,096,770
53,969,892
+
9.5
3,791,045
4,004,583
5.3
3,999,856
3.781,172
1,627,507,805
+
8.4
108,740,643
95,084,464
+ 14.4
96,642,253
90,926,670
1.2
33,239,291
1,501,349,339
31,527,581
+
5.4
2,755,225
+ 14.1
2,573,471
+ 21.0
29,604,754
137,052,964,419
430,279,022
27,241,420
+
8.7
2,274,481
2,415,501
1,918,035
+ 18.6
1,931,105
2.145,504
131,187,853,079
401,553,371
+
4.5
10,899,001,693
9,438.221,995
+ 15.5
8,252,147,163
8,763,167,541
+
7.2
32,706,549
29.639,637
+ 10.3
24,857,632
23.445,341
251,598,758
1.2
4.3
17,376,356
15.445,394
~3.6
23,929,194
17,430,734
60,753,608
36,789,498
71,380,256
50.819,526
+
11,385,646
9,410,848
47,722,820,558
+
3.5
152,536,860
■—
1953
or
Dec. %
8.0
144,268,982
+
5.7
—-
Rochester
104,438,693
+ 13.3
411,473,089
466,271,382
Inc.
$
+ 10.0
49,402,837,592
Jamestown
New York
'
—
2.227,778
248,638,714
+
19,247,867
18,452,142
17.956,681
17,030,029
+
5.4
51,119,569
48,621,783
+
5.1
110,364,225
106,418,010
+ ;
3.7
302,562,608
+
7.4
27,021,637
28.029,137
314,172,110
292,138,867
+
7.5
793,290,920
+ 10.3
57,849,439
59,814.855
351,246,684
321,485,743
+
9.3
324,948,447
875,095,836
967,564,564
882,116,245
+
9.7
56,590,682
63,294,531
—10.6
51,218,281,414
49,410,745,516
+
3.7
142,169,290,617
135,890,198,041
+
4.6
11,314,417,954
9,758,692,398
+ 15.9
8,571,122,851
9,024,574,513
0.5
83,236,338
Syracuse
Utlca
Connecticut—Stamford
■aw
+
17,807,274
547,282,122
_
Elmira
*
139,159,460
11,065,217
Hew York—Albany
1954
$
iccond Federal Reserve District—New York—
Buffalo
Monday, April 18, 1955
«
—
Jersey—Newark
Jersey-—.
New
Northern
Total (12 cities)—
Tkird Federal Reserve District-
81,989,904
1.5
+
+
—
3.3
—
.
'
-Philadelphia—
6,350,047
G.133,750
+
3.5
22,376,220
18,643,223
+ 20.0
1,548,873
1,556,716
1,681,904
1,707,039
Bethlehem
7,956,217
7,304.168
+
8.9
22,145,641
20,582,446
+
7.6
1,479,284
2,002,813
—26.1
1,799,538
1.741,428
Chester
8,958.642
8,162,919
+
9.7
23,185,101
21)920,791
+
5.8
2,316,608
1,769,178
+ 30.9
1,755,314
1,323,706
37,229,433
30,729,648
+ 21.2
103,178,910
85,819,002
+ 20.2
22,879,525
21,822,753
+
4.8
64,778,727
61,066,208
+
+ 23.8
4,508,333
4.663,054
Pennsylvania—Altoona
Harrisburg
-
Lancaster
—-—
5,412,506
Lebanon
Philadelphia
—
5,545,000,000
15,545,417
13,694,000,000
8.3
910,000,000
1,039,000,000
—12.4
49,855,630
44,186,334
+ 12.8
3,554,272
3,063,817
+ 16.0
1,137,000,000
3,970,578
0.8
80,803.569
79,033,849
+
2.2
6,741,790
5,740,692
+ 17.4
5,593,657
6,717,672
14,466,696
+ 22.7
47,723,891
42,522,500
+ 12.2
4,198,034
3,123,722
+ 34.4
2,368,553
2.950,056
39,084,504
—15.4
92,136,182
102,446,792
6,283,995
8,960,285
—29.9
6,094,572
5,834,565
17,748,957
York
33,059,967
1,847,045
1,884,360
6,369,610
5,987,133
Delaware—Wilmington
72,850,600
58.582,424
New
Jersey—Trenton
67,816,204
59,515,230
cities)
5,879,651,112
5,495,058,666
(15
—
+
—
—
+
•
-i
•
—10.1
V
;
■
871.000,003
2.413,213
+ 15.2
—
2.0
4,416,876
3,832,429
+
6.4
17,727,203
16,267.7^5
+ 24.4
197,778,255
165,878,504
+ 19.2
12,719,459
14,031,484
9.4
13,686,133
9,267,312
+13.9
171,131,125
145,010,172
+ 18.0
11,271,967
9,000,592
+ 25.2
8,784,715
6,336,191
+
7.0
15,748,575,629
14,516,755,462
8.5
965,990,152
1,092,997,086
—11.6
1,187,243,837
914,004,236
+
*
Haselton
Total
1.3
15,338,299
14,836.000,000
Wilkes-Barre
—
4,747,787
6.8
28,218,823
;
5,875,870
6.1
4.4
16,506,143
Scranton
Du Bois
_____
+ 10.1
5.660,115
5,191,000,000
18,170,669
28,001,690
Reading
—
9.0
+
+
v
;
_____
—
Fourth Federal Reserve District— -Cleveland—
12,190,812
+
5.3
7,156,683
3,240,023,826
3,184,912,802
+
1.7
236,912,670
218.846,401
+
8.3
223,240,494
190,505,315
8.6
6,006,706,320
5,620,739,009
+
6.9
433,370,058
386,504,528
+ 12.1
380,783,643
345,331,557
214,084,700
219,359,500
—
2.4
607,087,500
597,510,100
+
1.6
51,215,200
41,827,000
+ 22.4
48,277,800
39,790,600
11,503,722
+
7.1
34,539,154
33,583,500
+
2.8
5,699,215
+12.9
17,357,920
16,184,191
+
7.2
47,711,658
_
41,849,616
_—
_
_
—
..
38,119,369
+
25.2
133,945,241
112,424,457
+ 19.1
10,355,786
7,968,879
+ 30.0
8,683,584
6,592,555
51,100,985
44,266,114
+ 15.4
140,375,037
127,375,479
+ 10.2
10,578,630
7,885,184
+ 34.2
9,636,349
8,770,474
31,526,959
+
4.8
91,367,036
89,485,358
+
2.1
129,924,312
+ 10.1
408,827,899
373,145,382
+
9.6
+
9.1
352,049,850
335,148,281
+
5.0
327,561,426
351,967,035
+
9.6
1,005,339,979
8.3
11,522,134
10,562,301
+ 12.3
7,698,440
4,927,282,856
6,891,981
4,762,803,430
+ 11.7
2.2
30,303,493
+ 16.0
97,801,564
85,230,624
+ 14.7
22,865,502
+
5.5
70,125,158
67,102,197
+
23,615,622
23,323,176
+
1.3
103,739,978
102,273,668
16,453,200
15,098,341
+
9.0
47,415,270
51,068,439
5,797,825,761
5,533,271,322
+
4.8
16,073,956,570
15,356,333,299
15,335,280
+ 13.6
50 674,023
91,376,000
Pennsylvania—Beaver
82,026,000
+ 11.4
786,353,028
29,028,900
793,737,625
0.9
3,783,551
County
3,493,793
2,855,403
2,542,137
1,822,853,894
1,782,927,946
35,156,168
24,130,393
Kentucky—Lexington
West Virginia—Wheeling
Greensburg
Pittsburgh
Erie
■
.
—_
.
Oil City
cities)
(17
+
+
;
v
3.5
+
4.5
1.4
+
'''A
7.2
—
17,426,743
Virginia—Norfolk
Richmond
-
Cities)
(8
24,341,014
+19.3
56,366,381
+
3.1
1,382,535,516
+
7.1
570,046,306
506,185,713
3,038,278,107
Frederick
District of Columbia—Washington
Total
—
58,123,052
*
"V
T-
-V-..
v
..
1,10 7,324,523
1,010,371,085
45, 734,484
+ 10.8
4,261,601
3,519,648
+ 21.1
253, 716,000
221, 993,000
+ 14.3
21,355,000
16,608,000
+ 28.6
17,331,000
18,051,000
2,247, 572,217
2,124, 726,978
5.8
161,012,531
142,463,902
+ 13.0
152,613.2^7
140,436,016
950,694,863
*
1,480,504,073
5,420,005
Carolina—Charleston
Columbia
Maryland—Baltimore
':
.
4.7
+
FHth Federal Reserve District—Richmondwest Virginia—Huntington
South
6,737,327
142,984,576
Youngstown
Total
+ 11.4
•
33,036,012
Mansfield
Toledo
12,842,329
1.4
..+
6,433,736
—
Hamilton
Newark
115,040,381
+
1,995,774,260
12,324,533
—
-
Columbus
Lorain
128,141,237
1,134,693,867
2,166,918,963
44,172,050
Cincinnati
Cleveland
5.6
1,150,210,317
Ohio—Canton
2,866,010,272
5,482,743
1.1
+
+ 17.4
71, 441,275
83, 877,133
600,181
155, ,364,107
+
3,731 ,556,922
+
9.6
3.849.189
3,637,873
6,263,083
5,241,273
+ 19.5
5,610,129
339,836,811
295,772,747
+ 14.9
249,899,442
5,196,153
;
6.6
4,087 929,140
-■
:
165
283,931,120
710,641
14 ,744,192
+ 12.6
1,542, 119,282
1,353, 252,902
+ 14.0
127,813,179
112,614,405
+ 13.5
96,852,989
101,957,586
6.0
8,446,198,617
7,718,813,860
+
9.4
660,542,205
576,219,975
+ 14.6
525,944,730
558,421,064
—
+
14
—
0.2
'
*
':•»
'
'
Sixth Federal Reserve District—Atlanta114,082,656
103 ,817,089
9.9
345 ,906,638
332,684,709
4.0
0.8
23,770,200
19,072,816
18,511,205
+
490,300,153
468 702,727
+
4.6
1,373 ,263,848
1,420,755,470
3.4
93,519,319
82,044,914
+ 14.0
90,738,758
77,709,978
1,602,800,000
28,894,790
1,485 500,000
+
7.9
4,413 ,300,000
3,971,800,000
+ 11.1
326,800,000
288,800,000
+ 13.2
300,900,000
285,500,000
22 167,537
+ 30.3
84, 590,337
+ 32.8
6,582,256
5,692,021
+ 15.6
6,783,672
7,594,381
Columbus
24,683,832
21, 576,099
+ 14.4
71 ,006,294
63,679,798
60,569,139
Macon
29,779,213
20 236,874
+ 47.2
80, 860,829
56,662,065
+ 42.7
5,391,891
5,322,498
+
1.3
4,558,710
5,098,380
881,649,281
771, 138,101
+ 14.3
2,455 608,765
2,163,168,060
+ 13.5
153,379,968
146,999,329
+
4.3
147,502,039
111,082,870
60,746,271
850,948,877
48 540,494
+ 25.1
516,734
147,575,126
+ 15.5
717, 018,278
+ 18.7
+
Tennessee—Knoxvllle
Nashville
Georgia—Atlanta
Augusta
Florida—Jacksonville
Tampa
+
170,
+
—
18,668,778
+ 17.2
146,059,605
11,208,442
9,427,906
+ 18.9
8,777,125
8,490,172
+
29.2
22, 346,000
+
5.8
69 ,037,000
64,436,000
+
7.1
43, 348,596
+ 39.4
170 ,774,515
6, 942,464
+ 18.2
23, 389,013
125,974,913
20,257,361
2 385,945
+ 32.3
8, 364,720
7,078,899
+ 18.2
700,467
554,141
+ 26.4
5"2,603
571,773
807, 953,696
4.6
2,309 ,198,751
2,192,852,756
+
5.3
166,965,248
150,273,053
+ 11.1
135,773,612
139,086,936
4,607,976,770
+ 10.7
13,961,743,247
12,727,481,787
+
9.7
935,021,021
851,665,506
+
9.8
900,319,104
800,276,911
11,390,449
Total (16 cities)
180,832,385
+ 12.6
57,485,902
5,099,253,083
Orleans
5.4
122,432,264
74, 277,808
9,074,934
+ 25.5
34,198,307
29,570,885
+ 15.7
2,323,628
2,333,694
0.4
1,922,585
1,673,305
3,162,048,000
Louisiana—New
144,040,439
137, 852,848
3,157,179
844,976,529
Vlcksburg
151,804,652
4.4
+ 33.0
60,413,362
L
Meridian
+ 13.2
+
20, 117,234
8,203,953
Jackson
1,920,069,325
46, 185,636
26,762,510
23,632,000
Mobile
Montgomery
Mississippi—Hattiesburg
2,173 795,147
48,222,477
Alabama—Birmingham
2,962,526,000
6.7
8,621,677,000
16,157,872
13,492,493
+ 19.8
12,280,783
11,974,747
7,090,682
7,914,638
—10.4
7,828,477
6,565,328
+ 21.8
7,707,041
8.406,139
7.7
57,940,000
61,642,000
10,226,783
+
+ 35.6
+ 15.5
■
Seventh Federal Reserve District -Chicago—
Michigan—Ann
Arbor
Detroit
+
7,840,391,104
32,792,206
+ 26.6
118,599,208
94,947,292
62,558,475
+ 25.2
219,840,085
186,589,173
+ 17.8
16,177,031
12,298,659
+ 31.5
44,700,734
37,621,160
39,623,474
34,864,879
+ 13.7
119,050,239
105,524,148
+12.8
17,206,132
17,305,957
11,128,590
11,460,380
,*>
+ 18.8
Lansing
•
+ 24.9
78,324,568
"
+ 10.0
41,515,627
Grand Rapids
Jackson
—
Flint
;
Muskegon
Bay City
Indiana—Fort
;
Wayne
42,718,423
—
—
0.6
52,642,262
51,724,765
+
1.8
2.9
33,961,828
33,451,949
+
1.5
Indianapolis
South
Bend
38,336,218
+ 11.4
+ 15.8
10,587,006
8,693,564
79,334,574
+ 12.9
121,282,705
250,633,398
104,731,969
89,606,739
225,777,251
+ 11.0
329,275,148
Gary
320,004,102
2.9
952,773,056
908,692,023
+
4.9
69,379,000
64,430.000
42,714,049
+
Oshkosh
+ 19.3
117,729,422
105,108,064
+
12.0
9,244,504
7,823,437
+ 18.2
10,336,738
14,740,897
+
3.6
43,669,927
42,785,219
+
2.1
3,993,315
3,317,523
+ 20.4
3,456,881
4,451,043
34,977,671
+ 15.9
107,524,286
93,552,907
+ 14.9
534,132,077
Milwaukee
35,794,842
15,266,688
40,539,651
Terre Haute
Wisconsin—Madison
560,339,033
4.7
1,454,355,516
121,740,612
112,060,822
8.6
107,168,775
91.198,658
4.4
1,487,043,364
18,194,224
—
6,237,367
5,975,018
Sheboygan
10,619,643
11,103,387
4.4
Watertown
30,434,567
1,791,021
+
8.8
5,368,067
4,773,089
+
+
31,743,675
1,948,372
Manitowoc
3,637,511
Sioux
3,143,262
_
Decatur
Peoria
3,162,847
9,819,817
6,966,994
:
66,010,195
7,034,600
4,514,453,152
24,505,507
Ames
Illinois—Aurora
Bloomington
Chicago
182,116,579
10,246,151
City
23,003,558
69,442,648
Moines
3,478,995
27,015,735
186,077,380
Iowa—Cedar Rapids
Des
+
4,306,763,948
19,821,555
+
—
17,364,016
+
—
2.2
+
4.8
4.1
+ 12.5
r
"
'
4.6
10,018,729
9,247,340
+
8.3
+17.4
69,080,037
64,816,017
+
6.6
5,777,719
5,046.621
+ 14.5
4 930.027
4,715,988
+
2.2
528,960,635
489,134,665
+
8.1
4G,964,984
40,748,675
+ 15.3
34,575,297
33,561,907
+
5.2
199,764,567
190,477,734
+
4.9
14,977,529
14,313,220
+
4.6
lo,123,749
15,386,387
—
0.6
8,794,447
4.3
29,774,875
1.0
20,745,250
4.8
9,151,588
-
—
,
3.9
"
■
+
_•
27,646,944
+
7.7
.20,124,758
+
3.1
1,371,076
1.448,403
12,600,162,787
11,681,776,300
+
7.9
767,485,441
892,047,996
+ 23.6
68,457,770
62,954,541
+
8.7
4,508,216
4.540,836
13,853,841
12,868,392
—
+
.
62,884,915
60,907,300
+
3.2
Rockford
172,933,039
166,211,129
+
4.0
38,132,135
35,535,289
+
7.3
Springfield
Sterling
+
6.2
7,832,452
+
7.8
63,979,766
+
5.5
4,704,472
2,819,814
6,054,983
2,480,403
+ 13.7
7,641,164
6,884,764
9,464,101,467
8,987,967,424
+
5.3
26,269,877,920
24,261,610,304
+
8.3
1,109,342,860
1,205,400,929
+
0.4
+
4.4
315,500,000
298,400,000
Total
(31
cities)
__
■
1
1,540,068
1,100,479
1,006.340,460
633,131,491
0.7
4.135.172
3,135,873
13,896,202
—
9.616,143
22,554,085
106,726,298
67,495,643
100,500,553
24,304,235
•
5.3
—14.0
—
7.7
12,356,695
—18.5
9,388,016
6.505,045
28.7
4,863,724
3,429,436
8.0
1,301,894,488
917,000,822
5.7
284,100,000
271,600,000
+ 13.2
142,264,620
108,960,267
132,246,014
0.2
+15.8
2,623,838
1^878^446
6.8
537,948,725
495,508,061
+
+
+ 11.0
~
—
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
"C
Missouri—St. Louis
Cape Girardeau
1,565,559,707
_
Independence
Kentucky—Louisville
-
Tennessee—Memphis
Illinois—Jacksonville
QMncy
Total (7 cities)
1,559,513,018
14,254,914
+
8.2
4,468,028,300
45,395,191
4,281,249,803
15,429,002
41,201,296
+ 10.2
2,857,533
2,612,247
+
9.4
8,747,744
7,444,997
+ 17.5
811,134,801
753,668,300
511,438,511
2,462,866
525,373.938
10,779,292
10,510,056
2,868,433,874
2,919,661,712
2,501,401
+
r
.
7.6
2,336,337,398
2,185,792,493
+
6.9
167,520,134
2.7
1,546,621.663
1,500,193.029
+
3.1
97,137,205
1.5
7,557,273
7,306,051
+
3.4
+
2.6
30,052,333
28,843,739
+
4.2
2,814,439
+
1.8
8,442,739,902
8,052,031,408
+
4.9
582,971,778
+
—
—
--
-
147,970,313
2,431,310
"
+
96,955,330
545,756,953
-
+
83,783,601
Number 5421... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Volume 181
(1817)
Month of March-
Clearings at—
1955
Jan. 1 to March 31-
1954
-
Inc.
1955
or
Dec. %
Ninth Federal Reserve
31,789,830
1,533,698,317
30,712,472
+
1,515,120,826
+
1.2
8,692,386
8,360,187
+
4.0
588,513,344
585,084,988
+
0.6
4,066,191
1,433,128
4,195,847
34,163,896
33,719,047
4,900,000
4,115,000
5,144,230
Minneapolis
4,836,685.
+
6.4
+ 15.9
51,826,332
Rochester
Paul
_l
Winona
Falls
Pergus
Worth
Dakota—Fargo
Forks
Grand
Minot
South Dakota—Aberdeen-
Falls
21,150.549
15,179,340
Iota!
1,475,532
Hastings
1,546,967,363
+
5,958,601
284,655,373
+ 21.5
6,672,726
6,453,514
+ 10.3
250,266,829
250,409,375
loSTeouw
97^690^556
9476571713
67142,208
679~6~97657
574087850
3?728*,761
376491483
3,2401588
0.9
3,843,186
1.3
101,428,860
100,280,519
15,436,000
12,828,000
+ 20.3
16,498,789
14,549,692
+13.4
—
+ 14.6
+
1.1
+
9.1
88,795,164
84,144,013
+
5.5
11.233,376
+ 12.4
70,078,023
9,991,115
61,550,405
+
3.7
+
_
52,428;726
7.0
160.404,777
+ 11.3
4,153,392
683,098,836^
;—
1.6
47,501,968
4,669,295
4~6~8~57O43
i7o~2T,615
4742*61409
11,"067/791
10,6~5*i7760
161849*1455
4.4
469,231,029
426,038,890
380,922,626
375,439,904
+ 55.8
1,152,643
To
9,595,269
7.1
146,434,254
+
9.2
+ 11.1
4,189,303
6,582,662,182
•*—
47313",948
1177737734
+ 13.9
47,993,497
144,361,678
6,303,765,130
+ 20.2
19.020,428
+ 11.5
+
12,206,340
8~4
119,551,411
Il8,322~344
J*
767,940,910
—11.1
1,898,817,080
2,902,906
+ 18.2
9,564,186
8,268,747
2,121,552
+
2.6
6,491,196
6,762,343
46,977,160
114,228,862
43,708,091
+
-101,893,878
4,767,365
4,386,128
1,743,437,461
55,062,337
Topeka
Wichita
Kansas
City
Joseph
Carthage
St.
"
Oklahoma—Tulsa
793,601
+
8.4
8,674,137
8,207,706
+
5.0
135,965,244
131,066,807
1,063,481
887,390
666,130
'
139,435,892
+15.7
—
4.0
+
7.5
125,138,509
119,500,392
4.7
10,466,259
9,047,558
+ 15.7
8,008.511
8,701,595
333,731,098
279,753,522
+ 19.3
24,367,206
21,086,370
+ 15.6
20,936,873
18,375,027
8.7
14,197,558
12,898,282
+ 10.1
1,694,528,990
+
2.9
4,548,961,187
+ 50.9
368^16^376
3lir063"263
+ 17.3
3147522*, 356
54,124,498
+
1.7
1.2
12,234,704
11,475,680
6.6
12,149,815
1,538,348
4,863,061,265
.
157,753,508
+27.3 r:
-
155,860,656
+
7,911,860
7,054,324
681,398,318
+ 17.4
27,750,499
18,731,585
+ 48.2
75,667,344
49,575,902
728,714,489
686,937,315
6.1
1,990,780,558
1,815,435,562
(a)
778,451,355
13,830,609
3,733,561,722
(a)
3,676,131,258
+
1.6
+
•
11,463,752
+ 14.2
+ 52.6
+
5,737,857
4,117,968
+ 39.3
3,952,170
3,539,239
9.7
*~~Ya)
39,591,865
9,899,556,676
5.1
110,174,632
10,400,137,356
-
30MT2T449
+ 12.2
236,920,543
Springs.
_
—
.
+ 19.1
+ 15.0
8,848,310
+
278,101,254
Pueblo
967,668
1
■
+ 12.1
1,958,141 V
cities)
+
2,043,966,901
3,430,018
Missouri—Joplin
+ 10.1
702,723
808,463
—
2,177,240
-
;
(14
7,241,831
313,968,502
47065,417
4.2
.
v.„,v
Parsons
Total
1,611,254,739
3.1
11,670,294
—
42,412,513
—
,
Kansas—Manhattan
Denver
$
City—
4,990,412
38,867,648
_—
Colorado—Colorado
1952
$
1.1
+12.8
.1,
1,325,772
___
Omaha
1953
or
Dec. %
77497,639
4.0
+
+10.8
'
2,323,686,880
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas
Nebraska—Fremont
Lincoln
Inc.
$
12o73*69~958
6.9
+
+ 17.0
:
50,582,524
2,360,584,799
(16 cities).
as;:-.-
15,763,320
54,144,743
Helena
+
24,892,567
.4,405,366
+
3,318,353
Lewistown
85,814,864
4,103,186,666
25,176,026
-
+ 19.1
28,026,422
23,866,060
Montana—Billings
91,702,360
,4,265,756,637
^J
11,567,712
;'■■'■+
..
16,024,665
3,882,832
Great
1954
$
~
31,060,021
Huron
3.5
6.1
—
1,350,223
18,574,949
Falls
Sioux
1955
or
Dec. %,
$
District—Minneapolis—
Minnesota—Duluth
St.
Week Ended April 9Inc.
1954
$
45
+ 20.5
3,340,508
579,113,031
3,040,206
3,928,690
513,085,940
+ 12.9
494,420,301
509,994,878
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—Dallas—
Texas—Austin
El
47,463,787
___
Rpbiimnnt
.........
■
Vl...
Dallas
''u.P-.
+ 11.5
+ 11.2
9,038,685
9,366,322
316^331^053
307763*67781
+ 12.8
3474527282
28756+064
+ 20.6
2871327931
3070377583
5.6
6,724,000
5,548,000
+ 21.2
8,947,000
10,848,000
5,551,615
8.6
+
8.9
165,788,958
579,281,053
136,477,202
+ 15.6
450,446,725
399,257,351
28,747,000
+ 15.2
90,032,000
+
1,651,033,983
1,463,456,875
+12.8
.4360,255,230
85,276,000
4,111,404,401
22,428,914
22,217,407
+
0.9
Arthur
7,866,853
Palls
Texarkana
29,587,830
_
(11
66,628,912
„
cities)
+
;;,•; +
.
,
4.9
+
-
2.5
28,208,701
V
82,615,151
+ 18.5
+ 10.9
79,362,550
+
4.1
6,009,508
4,368,578
+ 37.8
5,452,401
3.4
20,286,137
19,780,938
+
2.6
54,898,849
+21.4
191,658,054
162,289,714
+ 18.1
1273*48,137
U77~0T,997
+"~5.5
12^76^59
7,581,921
3,633,723,249
+ 12.8
11,406,622,773
10,325,656,895
+ 10.5
449,405,239
399,083,996
+ 12.6
380,178,729
371,016,222
+ 13.1
+ 11.4
144,159,655
140,735,531
4.6
4,459,194
4,280,189
+ 10.1
166,667,308
152,906,820
+ 66.4
65.90J.500
58,305,547
________
________
+ 25.6
17,983,050
16716*5,933
+ 19.2
14,449,614
12,746,326
6,856,752
J
4,097,031,963
__
+ 23.3
-7,677,429
v
7,088,370-"'-^>
___
Louisiana—Shrp.vepnit
Total
9,053,018
3397848,339
+
33,118,000
,,,
...
Houston
.
11,453,252
3787418,'060
62,005,364
204,455,853
...
_
Worth
Port
67.31YT295
5,209,523,101
4,785404,024
488,784,514
Galveston
WlrhUo
132,784,113
20,651,955
1,681,224,160
157,741,737
Pasn
Ft.
39,735,368
«
23,023,716
1,869,022,922
...
______
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco—
Washington—Bellingham
7,628,088
.
7,386,882
811,788,644
765,877,249
26,466,232
Seattle
21,269,877
Yakima
Idaho—Boise
37,410,129
3.3
+
22,290,244
19,702,201
6.0
2,241,174,995
2,015,247,044
+ 11.2
162,533,878
145,954,606
+ 24.4
70,928,389
57,436,268
+ 23.5
5,565,746
5,319,440
_______
+ 11.2
111,141,909
100,490,641
+ 10.6
mnmm ... -.,■■■■. m-mm
12,136,000
9,186,000
+ 32.1
35,105,000
25,336,000
+ 38.6
—.
770,331,387
689,100,091
+ 11.8
Oregon—Eugene
Portland
33,657,196
"
1,896,064,872
+ 13.0
20,639,493
16,887,517
+ 22.2
2,142,965,692
61,336,669
48,402,075
332,852,265
+ 11.5
1,063,411,968
919,876,912
+ 15.6
128,890,603
+ 29.3
490,619,672
380,891,158
+ 27.2
mmmmirnmmm. — — —
44,231,181
City
38,408,894
+ 15.2
135,525,647
120,377,508
+ 12.6
35,082,891
+ 13.2
116,531,493
99,776,728
+ 16.8
304,733,041
262,009,325
Arizona—Phoenix
California—Bakersfield
Berkeley
Long Beach
109,871,050
96,396,136
+ 14.0
Modesto
25,932,916
23,859,809
+
8.7
72,153,640
66,295,406
Pasadena
73,139,480
66,149,288
+ 10.6
208,757,556
184,531,607
—r—
Riverside
'r-—
_____
r--ni4-^r'r
_____
25,942,196
20,653,477
16,112,238
13,522,918
-
+
8.8
_
_
14,672,873
51,422,072
43,631,254
+ 17.9
2,536,749,182
8.7
7,427,048,344
6,700,185,570
+ 10.8
572,182,483/
80,525,982
28,245,414
71,758,045
+ 12.2
235,767,879
202,203,009
+ 16.6
19,825,242
17,132,453
25,219,273
+ 12.0
78,943,009
70,111,567
+ 12.6
6,625,864
6,118,711
+
41,601,948
+ 12.6
131,476,223
115,392,089
+ 13.9
10,821,073
5,449,004,605
4,955,006,019
+ 10.0
15,001,333,442
13,327,961,234
+ 12.6
102,521,259,697
97,698,872,237
+
4.9
284,218,097,228
267,403,375,649
+
53,118,422,105
49,976,051,679
+
6.3
147,165,132,809
136,215,522,570
+
.
Stockton
.
(19 cities)
Grand Total
(180 cities)
Outside New York
(a) Clearings
+
—___
_____
_
+ 16.3
1
'
51,523,474
'
46,834,283
—
Barbara
Total
-- —
_
________
2,758,636,133
;
Jose
Santa
''
_
17,463,189
San Francisco
San
134,815,238
''
+ 13.1
+ 19.0
148,484,285
'
_
+
_
85,751,628
166,697,245
39,725,316
Lake
_
+ 26.7
371,302,443
Utah—Ogden
Salt
+
_____
________
+ 22.6
484,399,997
45T385*,692
+ 15.7
14,554,025
13,661,044
8.3
5,636,658
4,876,430
9,770,919
+ 10.8
11,673,159
9,781,003
1,053,844,633
871,363,948
+ 20.9
929,897,160
870,844,515
6.3
19,949,921,580
17,881,537,749
+ 11.6
16,876,943,272
8.0
9,050,919,887
8,443,315,754
7.2
8,624,796,109
466,552,712
+
,
16,369,830,819
7,606,663,278
operations discontinued.
Condition Statement of Member Banks
Foreign .Exchange Rates
Pursuant to the requirement of Section 522 of the Tariff Act of
certifies daily to the Secretary of the Treasury the
countries
FOREIGN
of
the
We
world.
EXCHANGE
RATES
give below
CERTIFIED
BY
APRIL
8,
transfers
on
the
different
RESERVE
1955 TO APRIL 14,
BANK-TO--TREASURY
banks of
shows
record for the week just passed.
a
FEDERAL
The condition statement of weekly
1930, the Federal Reserve Bank
buying rate for cable
the
the
following
TARIFF
ACT
OF
1930
1955, INCLUSIVE
Treasury
Reserve
reporting member
System in leading cities
principal
changes
for
the
week
6:
Increases of $453 million in holdings of
bills,
$1,037 million in holdings of Treasury
indebtedness, $1,765 million in United
$601 million in demand
ended April
UNDER
Federal
certificates
of
States Government deposits, and
Country and Monetary
Noon Buying Rate for
Unit
Cable Transfers in New York
(Value in United States Money)
Tuesday
April 3
Argentina
Monday
April 11
April 12
$
peso—
Basic
___
Preferential
$
.200000*
.200000*
.133333*
Free
pound
Austria, schilling
Belgium, franc
__
British
Malaysia,
Canada, dollar
Ceylon,
_
__
Malayan
Duetsche
Dominion
franc
-
Mark
;.209200
'ih—
-
-
.0199025
.0198875
.326900
.326900
1.012968
1.012857
.209350
.209350-
.209350
.00435401*
.00435401*
.00285625
.00285625
.238379*
.238379*
.209200
.209350
.209350
.209350
2.797083
2.797500
.00285625
~
—!
•
<•
-
.00435401*
.00285625
.238379*
'
Ireland,
Mexico,
pound
2.795000
.0800560
peso.
.263190
Netherlands, guilder
New
Zealand,
Norway, krone
Philippine Islands,
Portugal,
Sweden,
escudo
Union
United
of
.263183
.263033
.263000
2.769389
2.769801
2.769801
.140080*
.496766*
.140080*"-
.140080*
.140080*
sterling
District, $27 million in the Kansas City District, $20 mil¬
lion in the San Francisco District, and $17 million in
Chicago. Changes according to industry appear in an¬
other press release.
Loans to brokers and dealers for
purchasing or carrying United States Government and
other securities increased $186 million.
Holdings of Treasury certificates of indebtedness in¬
creased
districts, reflecting the sale of the new
certificates. Holdings of Treas¬
bills increased $157 million in Chicago, $89 million
District, $70 million in the San Fran¬
.496766*
.496766*
.496766*
ury
.0343000
.0349000
.0349000
in the Kansas City
.193330*
.193330*
.233316
.233325
2.784869
2.786633
2.787048
2.787048
2.795312
2.797053
2.797500
cisco District, and $68 million in
2.797410
.233325
.233300
New York City.
Hold¬
ings of Treasury notes increased $82 million.
Demand
&
I*
1
all
.193330*
New York
•Nominal.
in
issue of tax anticipation
.193330*
2.795000
pound
pound
to
.0349000
"
.233325
Africa,
Commercial, industrial, and agricultural loans de¬
$139 million, about half of which is estimated
represent the repayment of loans guaranteed by the
Commodity Credit Corporation and the redemption of
its certificates of interest; the principal decreases were
$80 million in New York City, $29 million in the Dallas
creased
.0800560
2.784557
franc
South
Kingdom,
T-
.0349000
.193330*
.0800560
.263200
.496766*
peso
_
.0800560
2.767636
.
.140080*
krona
Switzerland,
.0800560
2.767326
pound
in demand
2.797395
*
.00435401*
~
.209150
_
--'.J'--"'
.326866
4.015104
.0719820*
.0385802*
.0385802*
2.795312
.00285625
.238379*
of, rupee-
<
:
■
2.229083
.238379*
_
.00435401*
(Metropolitan),
Germany,
1.015625
.209150
markka
France
.0198812
.326566
w—*
.133333*
.0719820*
2.229083
.0385802* v.!
.0198662
.326366
1.015513
.200000*
.133333*
2.228751
.0385802*
.0198645
_
dollar-
rupee
Finland,
India,
.0385802*
_
$
$
.200000*
.0719820*
2.227340
April 14
,
'
.133333*
.0719820*
2.227091
_
April 13
.200000*
••
.133333*
.0719820*
Australia,
Wednesday
$
Thursday
and a decrease of
deposits adjusted.
deposits credited to domestic banks,
$504 million
Friday
deposits adjusted
decreased $492 million in
City, $119 million in the Cleveland District,
)
}
46
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle... Monday,
(1818)
Chicago District outside of the
and $102 million in the
City of Chicago, but they increased $337 million in
Chicago.
Borrowings decreased $152 million at all reporting
member banks.
Loans to banks decreased $184 million.
of assets and liabilities of reporting mem¬
A summary
ber banks follows:
Increase ( +) or
Decrease (—) Since
Mar, 30,
Apr. 6,
adjusted*
Commercial, industrial,
Xoans
tural
—"
;—
loans
Other
securities—total-—.
—
—
—
—
Government
indebtedness
Treasury certificates of
notes
bonds
Treasury
U.
S.
—r-
Loans to
banks
—
Banks,
Reserve
banks—
domestic
with
Balances
7
8
+
278
950
127
+
+
+
+1,037
82
250
+1,045
+
121
239
+ ,
2
—
70
32
29
—
+
+
184
368
77
102
-
+
—
•—
o
+2,907
747
— 713
+4,117
—
+
193
13,767
688
2,477
-
vault-—-"
in
Cash
Federal
With
Reserves
993
+
21,774
9,076
securities
Other
14G
+
—
1,739
2,154
8,758
bills
Treasury
—
21
+1,540
+ 453
1,106
7,482
8,474
34,425
ing securities
estate loans
Real
139
186
x
Worth
3+4%
First
10,836'
banks
Domestic
■
Foreign banks
Borrowings;
'
+
+
17
banks
to
loans
631
215J
+
—
&
1
1601
1
1601
1603
1
1444
1717
May
series
B
.
ISSUE
CALLED
Date
Page
Rock Island & Pacific RR.—
stock, series Ai——_—
May
lork
Stamiord
<fe
Securities
1079
1602
.__Jun
30
1486
preferred stock
•Announcement
this
In
April 6,
F.
R.
of
notes
cash
Other
Discounts: and
Industrial
47,598
205,913
loan
27,590
653
15,870
Illinois
Zinc
14,591
—
Indian
Head
466,489
+
668
—
4,871
15,870
+
repur-
•
1,109
1,000
—
1,000
+
.>•
r
9,960,141
9,959.471
—
.
*
outright.,..-
+
23,604.606
Held under repurchase agree't
37,000
Fund
from
(12c
loans
Total
Due
from
3,908,950
Interchemical
4'/2%
839,400
Interior
1.027,731
—
3,000
securities
23,641,606
+
37,000
24,296,488
;
508,040
69,102
banks
—22
cash
items
4,430,838
+
56,005
137,291
+
premises
assets
Cther
990,731
3,000
foreign
Uncollected
Bank
and
—
Corp.,
preferred
5-3
$3
5-
1
4-20
2c
+•
65
<
+
6,065
+
50,482,762
—
247,187
Nickel
7%
25,562,498
_
i
8.
Tress.—general
18.841,488
+
364,585
account
Foreign'
—
380.636
Other
28,360
—
'
Member bank—reserve accounts
U.
410,411
Total
deposits._________
Deferred availability cash items__
liabs.
accrued
&
+
—
19,997,120
—
3,750,646
dividends
liabilities
2
2
4-18
5-
1
4-
I6UC
77,930
—
274,324
29,431
—
88.656
5-
2
4-
4
5-
2
4-
4
30C
5-
2
4-15
35C
—
34,548
+
32,901
57,542
&
gold
+
+
—
649,798
—
774
Ironrite,
Jack &
2,083
545,828
+
21,360
+
660,901
35,888
4%
5%
4,584
+
31~571
—
liabilities
Contingent
capital
and
loan
+ 655,156
—
520,151
ICC
Central
Tea
4-18
7-18
25c
37+2 c
25c
———— —
.1%
Kaiser
1
5-
1
4-15
5-
1
4-15
6-
1
5-10
4-29
4-15
20c
(quar.)
5-
1
4-15
50c
7-
1
6-15
5-
1
4-15
13+4C
—
%
(quar.)
28,133
487
+
11,709
3,409
—h
114
+
546
commitments
6-
1
5-25
20c
5-
2
4-
5-
Redemption Galls and Sinking Fund
4%
preferred
and
including
those
a
stock
common
called
list of
under
the current
the details
page
6-
6
2
4-18
8-
1
7-25
$1
4-30
4-30
5c
5-
1
4-20
5c
8-
1
7-20
5c
(quar.)
(quar.)
5-
11-
1
10-10
4-29
4-15
15c
56+4 c
—
5-31
5-
62'/2c
quar.)
(quar.)
6-
1
5-10
6-
1
5-10
683/4c
(quar.)
Vegetable Parchment Co.
(quar.)
30c
6-10
6-
9
1
Power & Light—
preferred
preferred
95c
preferred
5-13
1
5-13
6-
1
5-13
$1.12+2
Kellogg (The) Co.—
3 V2 % preferred (quar.)
3+2% preferred (quar.)
3+2 % preferred (quar.)___.
Kennedy's,
Inc.,
common
1
6-
$1.05
(quar.)
(quar.)
6-
$1
(quar.)—
(quar.)
4V2 %
corporate bonds, notes,
called
sinking
for
fund
redemption,
provisions.
number gives the location
(except where indicated)
given in the "Chronicle."
6-
1
5-13
7-
1
6-15
10-
1
9-15
1-3-56
12-15
Keyes
S3
in
in which
$3
Fibre,
class
new
87+2 c
87%C
OF
A
Kroshlej
Mfg.
4-20
4-
6-
1
4-22
75c
5-
Albert
Frank-Guenther
Law,
Inc.,
PARTIAL
preferred
stock
75c
(quar.)
8-
1
12-30
4-30
„
Alabama
Cas
Alabama
3+4%
Great Southern
first
mortgage
(quar.)
$1.12+2
(quar.)
$1.12+2
9-30
9-22
(ouar.)
$1.12 >4
12-30
12-22
7%
Page
May 15
•
RR.—
bonds, series A, due 1967
Co.,
1
1549
com.
(quar.)
La
Ciosse
Salle
:
Electric, 5+2%
Kysor Heater Co.
pfd.
(auar.)
Nat'l
Life
2
4-15
5-
1
4-18
40c
6-15
5-10
15c
4-30
3-31
Insur.
(Fort
y
25c
/
7-
1
6-23
5-
1
4-
8
7-
8
Ind.)
Wayne,
50c
Quarterly
50c
8-
1
50c
11-
1
10-10
50c
5-
2
4-18
87+2 c
5-
2
4-13
60c
6-
1
5-
15c
5-
2
4-15
11+4C
6-
1
5-16
Lincoln
Printing Co.,
$3.50
preferred
Link-Bolt
Co.
Preferred
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
(quar.)——
Finance
Corp.,
:
;
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
4
$1
5-31
5-21
Monthly
$1
6-30
6-20
$1
7-
1
6-20
25c
5-
1
4-15
$1.75
5-
1
Joint
Pipe
Co.,
(monthly)
com.
preferred (quar.)
Island
Lord
Baltimore
Lighting
(quai.)
Hotel—
4-21
non-cum.
2nd
preferred
(quar.)
7%
non-cum.
2nd
preferred
(quar.)
$1.75
8-
1
7-21
7%
non-cum.
2nd
preferred
(quar.)
$1.75
11-
1
10-21
Louisiana
Power
4.96%
Light—
State
Louisville
Steel
2
4-11
2
4-11
2
4-18
5-
2
4-18
6-13
5-
5-16
4-29
common
(s-a»
RR.
5-
$1.25
Inc.,
5-
25c
Milling,
5-
60c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Rice
Nashville
&
SI.24
$1.04
$3.50
preferred
preferred
$7
&
prefererd
Louisiana
(quar.)
(quar.)
2
Lyon Metal Products, Inc.—
4-15
5-
1
62+2C
8-
1
7-15
5%
62+2 C
11-
1
io-u
62+2 c
5%
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)—.
preferred (quar.)__
Macassa
Mines,
Ltd.—
13c
V
20c
'
(P.
4+2%
R.)
&
Rubber
&
Co.
Maryland Casualty,
Massachusetts
4-
6
$1.06+4
5-
2
4-
6
125c
(Quarterly
(L.)
McCaba
Class
B
McCall
Melchers
6%
G.)
Co.
Mercantile
3.85%
4.45%
Mexican
Light &
Co.,
quar.)
Maid
Minute
$1.60
Mission
3-31
5-
2
4-20
5-
2
3-28
6-
1
5-10
$1.75
5-
1
4-15
5-
2
4-20
5-16
5-
2
(quar.)
5-
2
4-15
6-
1
5-13
6-15
5-20
7-
1
6-
7-
1
6-3
7-
1
6-
$1.08+4
7-
1
6-
3
$1.11+4
;
7-
1
6-
3
4.33 %
4.50%
5-
2
4-
7
2
4-
7
5-
2
4-
7
12+2 C /
;
4-30
4-15
4-30
4-15
7c
5-16
4-29
130c
Paper
common
5-
5-10
4-25
2
8
60c
—
1
4-
10c
—
5-
5-
2
4-22
40c
(quar.)—.—_
(quar.)
(quar.)
5-20
31+4C
—
(quar.)
5-
2
4-22
4-29
4-15
5c
4.80 %
4.40%
B
preferred
C
Auto
Equipment
$3.85
pref.
series
4-15
2
4-15
5-
2
4-15
6-
1
5-10
Co.—
(quar.)
C
2
5-
96+4 C
(quar.)_i.^
Monroe
4-12
5-
$1.12+2
(quar.)
4-15
4-19
$1.10
—
4-11
$1.20
dividend)
preferred (quar.)
(stock
2
4-29
200%
Co
Power,
5-
4-15
2
15c
Service
preferred
5-
$1.14
(quar.)
Insurance
Monogahela
$1.09
——ii
(quar.)_
Public
-
preferred
$4.20
5%
preferred
(John)
Morris
Plan
$2.25
Diablo
Mount
Royal
Munising
Paper
preferred
4-15
1
5-14
4-
7
5-
1
4-
1
5-
1
4-
1
4-29
3c
4+2%
5-10
$3.50
1st
5-31
6-20
6-
120c
4-30
4-15
Inc.—
Mills,
(quar.)
Ltd.
5%
Electric,
Narragansett
4.64%
Mills,
Co.,
1
6-
5c
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
Rice
5-
6
56+4C
America,
Vernon-Woodberry
preferred
(s-a)__
7%
Mount
4-12
$1.25
(auar.)_
Co.
1
*2+2C
(quar.)
of
Co.
preferred
4-12
5-
10c
common
(quar)
Co.
1
$1.20
(quar.)
Hardware,
Moore-Hancley
Morrell
4-
5-
40c
Power, common (quar.)——
preferred (quar.)
$6
4-27
$1.50
Montana
pfd.
—
5-
2
4-20
5-
2
4-15
58c
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
25c
56+4 c
(quar.)
pfd.
5-
2
4-15
dividend)——
10%
4-30
3-30
National Brewing (Mich.) (quar.)_
National
Casket
Co.
(s-a)
5c
4-21
4-11
65c
5-14
4-21
20c
5-
2
4-15
60c
5-
2
4-
25c
4-30
10c
5-
Natco
(stock
Corp.
Chemical
&
Mfg.
Co
National City Bank
(N. Y.)~
Effective March 31 after merger with
National
Bank
of
N.
changed
of
N.
First
to
Y.,
National
City
was
Bank
Y.
Stores
(quar.)_
Department
Electric Welding Machine
(quar.)
—
6-
3
9-
2
(quar.)
A
(quar.)
15c
*
Lead
Securities
capital
cash
Stock
6%
Co.,
distributions payable
stock
at
holders'
Preferred
Balanced
Bond
4- 8
4-17
in
option.
4-25
4-25
8c
4-25
4-17
20c
4-25
4-17
34c
4-25
4-17
19c
Stock
Series
Series-
Stock
2
14c
Series
Series
Growth
5-
12- 2
4-25
4-17
42c
4-25
4-17
—
Series
6-28
$1.50
1-3-56
12c
Series
Income
(quar.)
1
Series—
gains
or
preferred B
4-22
10-
A
National
4-15
"7-2
Class
National
2
15c
Mills, Ltd., class A (quar.)
15c
All
8
First
name
National
7-11
9-28
r 5" i
$1.10
Ltd
Missouri
10c
12-28
4-20
$1.22+2
(quar.)
(monthly)
Missouri
8
10-10
3
5-
137+2 C
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
4-
1-10-56
3
Mississippi Power fiz Light—
4-30
10c
3-31
4-30
95c
—
(quar.)
20c
10c
-
Ltd.—
preferred
Dry
4-20
5%
Corp.,
prior
8
4-30
150c
Ontario
&
4-15
■<A-
9G+4C
(quar.)
(s-a)
Minneapolis Gas Co.
Minnesota
2
5-31
971ac
pfd.
3.80%
Power,
Co.,
5-
35c
—
(increased)
Brick
2
45c
(quar.)———.
Laboratories
Milton
2
S1.183'4
(quar.)
(increased
preferred
preferred
4.90%
4-15
5-
110c
(extra)
Meyercord Co. (quar.)
Michigan Gas & Electric—
4.40%
6-15
2
30c
dividend
preferred
1
5-
50c
preferred (quar.)__
preferred
(quar.)—
preferred
(quar.)
4.35%
7-
25c
Co.
preferred
3.90%
5-
130c
(quar.)—.—
Edison
Metropolitan
4-15
1
115c
(quar.)
A
Stores
3-31
Ltd.—
participating preferred
Shoe Corp.,
common
preferred
4-26
75c
--S~;
(quar.)
com.
Melville
4+'4%
27c
8
150c
(quar.)
Distilleries,
4-
4-
iSl
Ltd.,
Mfg.
Norris
4-15
4-20
115c
(quar.)
(Arthur
McQuay
•
income).
(quar.)
preferred
McKee
(quar.)
4-20
35C
—_—.—
Oil,
4-11
2
4-20
50c
preferred (quar.)
pfd. (s-a)
Ltd., class A (quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.
5-
25c
Ltd.,
Grain,
6-16
Trust—
net
from
S3
Maytag Co.,
6-30
56+4 c
(quar.):
(quar.)—.
common
5-16
'4-15
2
(quar.)—
Investors
4-25
5-
(quar.)
preferred
Tire
Field
0
6-15
$1
preferred A
(quar.)
Corp., Ltd.—
Speculative
(quar.)—
University
6-30
13+'4C
10c
(quar.)
Telephone
Extension
45c
-
preferred (quar.)
Quarterly
May
4-11
5-
10c
.Quarterly:..
6-23
preferred
La
bonds, series C, due 1971
4-25
93 +4 c
(quar.)
pfd. (quar.)
Class
Co.—
preferred
Kuhlman
Corp.—
;lst mtge. 3>2%
4-15
■
Lincoln
National Hosiery
.
4-15
preferred
Kroger
May 16
Date
pfd.
c
$1.12+2
—
3.85%
National
6-30
20c
(s-a)
$2.50
$2.50
pfd.
7-22
4 V2%
Pag'
REDEMPTION
Companr and Issue—
(quar,)—.
Sons,
9
4Mj%
Date
(initial quar.)
com.
1
22+2 c
Keystone Pipe & Supply Co., 5%
5%
preferred (s-a)
Kobacker Stores,
Inc.
(quar.)
TENDER
'
new
Bros.,
Ltd.
(quar.)
Liberty Life Insurance Co. (Greenville S. C.)
National
27+2C
(initial-quar.)
com.
(quar.)
A
class
87 +2 c-
41;2%
NOTICE
"Cnmrsnv!>n^T«"o—
;
Lewis
Mount
.
volume
were
(increased
preferred
The date indicates the redemption or last date for mak¬
ing tenders, and the
6-20
Chemical—
&
4.20%
Notices
4-14
93+4 c
93+ic
—
City
3.80%
4-11
5-16
$1
93+4C
(quar.)
preferred
Kansas
be found
:
(quar.)
1
15c
50c
\
Royalty
Testers
Kalamazoo
Below will
&
4.50%
■■'/
common
4
Light—
(quar.)
preferred
5Vz%
-
&
Power
Aluminum
5%
6
$1.25
(quar.)
A
—
Common
10-17
6-
(quar.)
Quarterly
ioreign
1
20c
preferred
conv.
(quar.)
Ranch
for
11-
15c
(quar.)
Johnson <*; Johnson, 4% 2nd pfd. C
Johnston
7-18
10-17
5-
(quar.)
prefeired
accept¬
1
1
45c
(quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
on
8-
11-
$1.06
com.
Quarterly
46.1%
(quar.)
Co,
Miles
$1.09
Electric,
&
(quar.)
Co.,
4-18
2
1
—
preferred
3%%
2
58-
common
Corp.
5-
37+2 C
Heinz, Inc., com.
preferred
Corp.
4%
4-22
I.)—
(quar.)
55c
Inc.,
5-31
37+2 c
Mfg.
Inc.,
Johnson
note
correspondents
Industrial
50,482,762
reserves
R.
combined
liability
purchased
ances
accounts
F.
(quar.;__.
& Tire,
(James)
A
■
Lerner Stores Corp., 4+2%
Leslie Salt Co.
iquar.)
$1
25c
Gas
preferred
Jcrvis
Jewel
27,543
174,879
certificate
4-15
Stock
(quar.)
$4.22 preferred (quar.)
3+4%
liabs.
4-30
Rubber
Common
preferred
756,607
4-14
irom
Participating
Fireman
2
'
derived
Participating
166,308
—
1,028
291,890
—
4-15
30c
Lee
from
income
(R.
5-
(quar.)—
$2.50 preferred
$4.36
3-24
(quar.)
preferred
Iowa-Illinois
4-22
9
18%C
(quarterly
Inc.
Co.
Trust
preferred
$2.50
Jersey
paid in
(Section 7i
Snrplus (Section 13b»
Cther capital accounts
of
4-18
55-
12c
interest)-.
and
dividend
(quar.)
Services—
Mutual,
investment
net
—
Capital Accounts—
deposit
1
Corp.—
Diversified
Investors
46.551
+
! iiiiiaciriffiii
50,146
451,lba
+
49,327,549
_
Surplus
to
1
4-
t$1.75
preferred
convertible
$1.40
23,935
:A
+ 710,031
17,285
Capital
Total
4-
1
50c
Jarecki
Ratio
1
Canada—
of
Co.
Utilities
Jantzen.
Total
5-
"5-
+
($5
International
Iron
Other
4-20
$1.12+2
Participating
notes——:
4-29
4%
par)—————
Packers, Ltd. (s-a)_
$2.50
Reserve
1
12C
preferred (quar.)_
Ltd.
(final)
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
3,026
520,151
+655,156
Deposits:
125 c
preferred
McBrine
35c
(quar.)—..
common
Ltd.,
Holdings,
International
Investors
745,286
Liabilities-
Federal
5-
2
or¬
(quar.)
Breweries,
Investors
assets
Total
4-15
1
security profits
international
securities—
Gov't
4-29
preferred
McCoil-Froutenac
inc. and 3c from
from
9c
7%
S.
5-
1
6-
Ltd.—
Growth
International
U.
5-20
5-
50c
2%
(initial)
dinary inc. and 23c from security profits)
Income Fund, Inc.—
—3,069,550
—
2,801,750
Bonds
Total
Holders
25+aC
—
pfd.
When
Payable of Rec.
Institutional
Notes
Total bought
$1.25
Inc.,
Shares,
Institutional
—1.027,731
883,244
Certinc:vtr-s'.-
Mills,
Ingei'soll-Rand Cob com. (quar,)______
6%
preferred (s-a)
Inglewood Gasoline (quar.) _______________
•'
Bought ou'. right—
dividend 1
(stock
Co.
Institutional
tocarities;
Government
68,349
+
144
Per
Share
Name of Company
292,647
—
7.150
-——
under
4-15
130c
class
'
—
Mansfield
26,646
—
70,008
—
4-29
Marshall
(Continued, from page 10)
266,001
—
2,596
637,359
acivitncesi—.a—
•
Acceptances
held,/
chase agroernent
S.
20,985,956
370,249
Acceptances .-purchased -
17.
45,002
—.
4-15
115c
Mallory
1954
20,133,101
847,855
reserves
other banks
4-29
Acceptance
$3
56+4
Convertible priority shares (quar.)
Dividends
April 14,
■"
1955
1955
for F. R. notes
4-15
115c
4+4%
April 13,
certificate
4-30
2
Mailman
Decrease (—) Since
gold
2
5-
Inc., $6 preferred (s-a)
4+2% preferred
(quar.)
Mackintqsh-Hemphill (interim)
Macy (R. H.) & Co., 4% pfd. B
issue.
Increase ( + ) or
Total
11-15
5-
II.),
5%
*
Corp.—
(In thousands of dollars)
Redemption iund
12-31
Lukons
1486
30
Jun
Securities
International
&
*
Corp.—
preferred stock
preferred stock
1st
—,—'—
115c
(quar.)
(M.
Bryant,
4.16%
,__May i
bonds—
capital debs, due 1973— .__Apr 22
Jun 15
class A stock
&
States
u
Co.—
Corp., 5»2%
Inc.,
Foreign
States
United
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
Ry.
*
mortgage 4%
refunding
&
Pacific Finance
2nd
1440
12-year sub. convertible debs.— ,__Apr 18
Acceptance Corp., Ltd., $1.20 pfd. stk._ ,__Apr 29
(G. C.) Co., 4%% cumulative pfd. stk.— —May 13
Murphy
1st
♦
9
5%
Hycon Mig. Co.,
1st
:
B
Lamston
8-15
7%
Laurentide
Statement of Condition of the Twelve
certificates
11-15
Long
Preferred
United
Geld
12-31
Lock
%
bonds,
mortgage
ref.
Penn-Controls,
Assets-—'
115c
(quar.)
A
Quarterly
1601
1
-May 31
sinking fund bonds—
Company and Issue—
475
+
(quar.).
Local
RR.—
Orleans
New
1st
Chicago,
individual loan items are shown gross.
serves;
862
1078
1604
433
144
valuation re¬
deduction of
after
and
8-15
A
Lees
1440
■'
ENTIRE
New
of
^Exclusive
9-30
class
8%
+1,37 7
+ 966,
601
.
—
531
59.1
Banks
Federal,Reserve
From
From others
v
.+
1,413
—
bds
Co.—
Gas
115c
Inc.,
Quarterly
1st mortgage pipeline
4%
3+»%
—
4,502
1440
Seabrook Farms Co.,
Natural
(quar.)
$1.20
Petroleum Co., 3.70% s. f. debs, due 1983
May 4
3%% s. f. debentures due 1962——May 1
Philiips
B
1560
1676
Southern
9-30
Class.. B
+ 2,710
504
+
35
+1,765
55,086
21,581
deposits adjusted—
•Time deposits except U. S. Government
ST. S. Government, deposits
Interbank demand deposits:
5%
Water
& coll.
ref.
115c
1560
5
3+4%
(quar.)
(Alfred),
Leech-Neville
4+4 % bonds due 1973——May
& Power Co.—
trust bonds
j.
—May
mortgage
5-14
A
Lane
National Gas & Oil Corp.—
Pennsylvania
6-30
Class
1439
1559
1
3%
Co..
&
May
bonds dated 1936—:——.——Jun
debentures due 1953
May
first mortgage
(John.i
5-14
115c
Class
.....May 15
May 1
—May 1
May 1
1975—.
Holly Sugar Corp., 5% preferred stock
Inter, llys. of Central Amer.,
1st mtge.
Maytag Co.. preferred stock
Minnesota Transfer Ry.—
Morrell
10-21
6-30
(quar.)
5%
bonds, series of 1982
4%%
1st mortgage
10-31
J15c
B
Class
1557
Ry.—
Denver
&
Georgia Power & Light Co.—3%
1st mortgage bonus due
Texas
Llabiliies—
Demand
due
debentures
4-19
7-19
29c
(quar.)
4-29
7-29
Class
1
1
———May
_______—
.May
L
29c
(quar.j
Class
Laureniide
1977
1961——
due
debentures
4-20
5-12
29c
pfd.
(quar.)
preferred
Holders
Payable of Rec.
$1
(quar.)
Laboratories, $1.16
preferred
Lambert
Rubber Co.—
&
Tire
Co.
$1.16
1549
May
1973-—__—
due
Air Line Ry.—
& Charlotte
Share
Company
Steel
Laaesxde
1550
3%
+
2,669
Laclede
$1.16
1
+2,726
—
22,568
«
First mortgage
3 !/4 %
for
dealers
and
brokers
to
B„
3% % bonds due 1963—
May 1
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry.—
Rei. & improve, mtge. 3%% bonds, ser, D, due 1996—May
1
Chicago & Western Indiana RR,—
1st mortgage 4%% sinking lund bonds.
_May 1
Consolidated Natural Gas Co. 3+4% debs, due 1976—May
1
Crucible
Steel Co. of America,
5%
conv. pfd. stock—May 23
debentures
capital
5.90%
Atlanta
Fort
purchasing cr carrying securities,
Other loans for purchasing or carry¬
May 1
—May 15
1970
due
debentures
fund
1549
When
Per
Name of
mtge. 3 '/2 % s. f. bonds, series A &
American Discount Co. of Georgia—-
Firestone
and agricul¬
loans
Loans
41,584
—-——-
Page
of Canada. Ltd.—
sinking
3y8%
Date
and Issue—
Co.
1st
4 6,679
+1,630
+
61
85,085
adjusted*
investments
Loans and
S.
1954
(In millions of dollars)
^ssets
U.
Apr. 7,
1955
1955
Company
Aluminum
April 18, 1955
Series
—
4-17
Number 5421... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Volume 181
(1819)
Per
Name of Company
National
Theatres,
Naugatuck
Share
(quar.)
Inc.
12'/2c
(increased s-a)
Nazareth Cement Co. (stock dividend)..
Neiman-Marcus Co., 4%% preferred (quar.)
Neisner Bros., 4%%
pfd. (quar.)
Water
Co.
Merchandise
Y.
4-21
100%
5-
6
4-15
4-15
4%
5-15
4-29
4.10%
60c
5-15
4-29
4%%
5c
5-
2
50c
7-
1
7-
1 .5ft
7-
1
15c
5-
2 »
5-
2
________
North
Western
dividend
933/4C
preferred
(quar.)
common
Pacific Ry.
Northern
RR.
15c
4-22
5-
2
4-15
5-
2
4-15
Extra
Olin
<
4% %
Electric
Co.,
40c
4-26
4-
4-30
4-14
20c
4-20
20c
5-
4-15
5-
2
4-15
5-
2
4-15
5-
-
2 ,um 4-15
5-
2
J$1
..vr-
5-
2 ■■a* 4-18
20c
4-29 ■m 4-15
4-15
40c
4-30
:-.m.
4-15
4-20
■m.
3-31
5-
10c
(quar.)___
G-30
2
;
$1.06%
1
5-17
4-30
4-15
20c
6-10
6-
1
62%c
4-29
4-
1
5-
4-20
Co.
$1.25
Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corp. (quar.)
Pabst Brewing Co
1
Indemnity
Packard-Bell
preferred
(stock
Co.
Chemical
Co.,
4-25
5-24
(quar.)
dividend)
$1.25
__
preferred
2
4-15
&?:
5-15
4-11
5-17
5-10
5-
___
10-
3 ■X 9-15
1-3-56.
15
7-15
7-
1
35c
4-29
m 4.
8
1
4-15
7-
1
6-10
25c
5-15
25c
8-15
(quar.)—32%c
(quar.)
32Vic
5-15
____
(quar.)-
preferred
__
33c
.__
(quar.)
33c
Penman's,
Ltd., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Pennsylvania Power, 4.24%
pfd.
4.25%
preferred
(quar.)__
75c
6%
Perkins
Machine
Phila.
Electric
Co.,
4.40%
preferred
4.30%
preferred
3.80%
preferred
6-
5-
2
20c
it
2
50c
——„
4-25
1
5-
4-29
——
2
$1.17
5-
$1,10
55-
5-13
4-15
^
4-20
4"15
^
1
5
1
"
1
$1.07Vi
4-
1
95c
4-25
7-25
7-25
5-16 M 4-15
$1.06
pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)———_
(quar.)
(quar.)
3T
m
8-15
$1.06 %
4.68%
7-25
js*
5-15
5-
(quar.)__
(quar.)
(quar.)—
4-25
8-15
$1.50
Gear
&
Permanente Cement
4-11
4-11
m
-1
4-11
4-11
Philip Morris & Co.—
3.90%
preferred
97Vic
preferred (quar.)
Phillips-Jcnes Corp., common
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh
Pittston
,
Ry.
Public
2
4-15
-
4-20
2
5-
5C
4-20
5c
4-25
1-10
$1
4-20
4-
5
I_
25c
4-26
65c
4-20
3-31
6Vic
4-20
3-31
Pocahontas
(quar.)
com.
^___
common
Fuel
Co.
45c
(quar.)
5c
(bi-monthly)__
Edison,
3.60%
preferred
B
of
Service
preferred
4-29
4-11
---
4-
■»
5-16
8
4-H
5-
2
4-
7
of
4-18
4-30
4-18
5-
4-11
(quar.)
90c
(quar.)
America,
Co.
2
20c
Co
Metals
5-
12Vic
Transit
4.707e
5-
$1.25
_______■
(quar.)
Employees Stock (quar.)
Plymouth Rubber Co. (quar.)
Pressed
1
4-15
62Vic
Co.,
Potomac
5-
*
Brewing, $2.50 conv. pfd. (accum.)
Plate Glass
(increased)
Plymouth Cordage Co.,
Portland
1
20c
(quar.).
preferred
(quar.)_
:
Phoenix Glass Co. (monthly).
Northern
5-
$1
5%
&
^
1
$1.17%
Inc.
Colorado,
5-
4-11
25c
5-
4-
(increased)
(quar.)
com.
9
40c
4-13
$1.06 %
5-13
4%%
preferred
(quar.)_i
4.20%
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
$1.05
5-13
(quar.)
$1.12Vi
5-13
4Vi%
Public
Service
3 Vi %
Co.
of
preferred
4.32%
Indiana,
(quar.)
(quar.)
com.
'
New
Cofnmon
—,
(stock
preferred
Quebec
Power
Corp.
$3.50
Rapid Grip
Raymond
Co.
Reading
Red
Corp.
5%
$2
(C.
partic
Reitman's
Reliable
Fire
Ltd.
Rice-Stix,
7%
7%
,
:
1st
1st
Inc.,
com.
(Dayton,
4-22
3-31
35c
4-20
3-22
4-20
3-22
5-
1
4-20
5-25
4-13
4-25
3-15
4-
Southern
Calif
Petroleum,
Southern Canada
Common
Southern
Power
5-
2
2
3
4-
1
4-30
3-21
4-30
3-21
Gas
&
7-
1
,6-13
4
2
4-20
4-15
5%
non-cum.
preferred
Southwestern
Drug Corp.,
Southwestern
4.40%
Electric
prefeired
Southwestern
Increased
2
4-25
6-15
5-16
25c
4-25
4-15
(quar.)
United
6-30
6-
5
4-30
4-
5
28%c
4-30
4-
5
5-31
5-
5
Valcar
5-31
5-
5
Vanadium
37y2C
1
4-15
5-16
6-
4-20
5-
4-15
2
Public
preferred
(Dallas)
(quar.)
8-15
4-30
5-
2
4-20
7-15
7-11
4.25%
(quar.)
4.40%
preferred
4.60%
preferred
92%c
5-
1
4-20
97%c
5-
1
4-20
$1.03%
5-
1
4-20
$1.06%
$1.10
5-
(quar.)
5-
1
4-20
(quar.)
$1.15
5-
1
4-20
;u
preferred (quar.)
Investments & Securities,
27V4c
1
1
4-20
5-
2
4-15
56V4c
(quar.)
5-
2
4-15
Spokane International RR. Co.—
Mines
Standard
Fire
Standard
Fuel
(1944),
Ltd.
Insurance
(N.
(interim)
J.)
Co.,
Ltd., 4'%%
Standard Packaging Corp.—
$1.60
conv.
Corp.
(quar.)
(quar.)
pref.
Products
(increased)
Stanley Brock Ltd., class A
Class B (quar.)
Stanley Works (special)
Starrett
(quar.)
pfd.
(From
(quar.)
t56V4c
5-
9
12-
1/
4-15
5-16
-A-
8
$15c
5-
1
4-11
jlOc
5-
1
4-11
$1
capital
surplus)
25c
4-25
4-
6
5%
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
of
Co.
Canada,
Corp.
Parts
Sterchi
Bros.
$1.25
Stone
Ltd.
(J.
P.)
(quar.)
9-30
9-15
12-30
5-
2
4-
7
5-15
4-15
25c
6-10
5-27
Corp.
Greene
56c
(quar.)__
1
6-13
4-30
4-18
20c
4-18
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
com.
Spring
7-
25c
Co
5-
4-
8
2
4-20
(quar.)
65c
5-
1
4-15
preferred
5.20%
Sun
series)
(1952
seriesTlquar.)
65c
5-
1
4-15
Oil Co.,
4%%
class
Supermarkets
A
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
(liquidating)
Liquidating
Liquidating
Superior Steel Corp.
$1.75
10-
1
9-15
Sutton
5-
2
4-11
4-20
4-11
4-20
4-
8
50c
6-
8
4-
8
50c
7-15
4-
8
20c
4-20
4-
5
30c
4-30
4-15
35c
5-
4-20
$1.50
(quar.)
6%
$1.12%
12y2C
Super-Cold
Superior Separator,
Inc., com. (increased
3%% preferred (quar.)
quar.)
Richmond, Fredericksburg & Potomac
(s-a)
5-
2
A 4-20
5- 2
4-20
RR—
5-
2
87Vic
(quar.)
Swift
(O.
&
pfd.
(quar.)
5-
2
3-29
5-2
4-8
30c
»
4-29
A.)
Co.
(increased
Corp.,
common
quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
183/4c
50c
Quarterly
50c
Quarterly
50c,.
Talon,
Inc.,
Class
75C
(s-a)
Mills
35c
93%c
9-15
1st
4-4
4-30
22'/2c
(quar.)_
Co.,
Ccrp.
Vapor Heating
of
4%
class
A
Taylor
4.32%
&
4
4-20
4-
4
7-
1
6-
50c
A
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)___
Fenn,
10-
1
9-
1
1-1-56
12-
1
15c
(s-a)
common
cdnvertible
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4-14
5-31
4-15
5-
4-25
2
35c
5-17
5-
0
6-10
6-
1
9-10
9-
1
$1.25
1
6-
1
9-15
9-
1
12-15
fiOc
6-15
9-15
tlOc
12-15
11-29
37%c
(quar.)
12-
6-15
tl2%c
(quar.)
12-10
tl2%c
A
tl2%c
flOc
A
5- 2
4-18
B
Virginian Railway,
6%
6%
preferred
Vulcan Detinning,
&
Co.,
pfd.
(quar.)___
(quar.)
37%c
1
7-15
4-11
3-31
25c
(quar.)
preferred
Washington
froiri
5-
4-29
5
4-15
4-15
50c
5- 2
4-15
$1.06%
Investors
realized
Fund,
capital
gains
5-10
4-25
5-10
4-25
Inc.—
and
14c
investment income)
Pump
5-20
4-30
$1.12'%
(quar.)
Mutual
from net
30c
62%c
5% preferred (quar.)____
Light Co., common (quar.)
preferred
1
4-22
Pictures
Co.,
Washington Gas
1
9-
4-20
(quar.)
common
Bros.
6-
35c
pfd. (quar.)
4%% pfd.
(annual)
Bros,
8-
11-29
$4.50
7%
Railroad,
Warner
(50c
4-15
2
$1.25
;i;;
,
preferred
preferred
Wayne
1
5-
$1.25
5%
5%
$4.50
4-15
5-
15c
(quar.)
1
30c
(quar.)
preferred
Viceroy Mfg. Co., 50c class
Wabash
4-12
4-26
5-
(quar.)
Class
5-
10c
62%c
preferred
Class
2
5-16
$1.50
64c
5-15
4-25
50c
5-31
5-16
15C
Co._______
4-18
Webster-Chicago Corp.
4-
8
75c
6-10
0-
1
convertible
preferred
(quar.)
50c
7-
1
6-15
4%
convertible
preferred
(quar.)____
50c
10-
1
9-15
50c
1-3-56
12-15
25c
5-2
4-8
5-
4-15
Weeden
&
Co.,
common
(quar.)
4%
convertible preferred (quar.)
Kentucky Coal 'quar.)
Michigan Steel Foundry—
7% prior preferred (quar.)
West
Western Canada
Western
$2.50
Breweries, Ltd.:
Securities—
A
f25c
Western Pacific RR.
Tablet
prior
White
$2
&
lien
1
7-15
5-
1
4-15
5-
1
4-15
34%c
5-
1
4-15
(quar.)
75C
$1.25
tl2'%c
4-
8
4-
8
2
4-15
5.
2
4-15
5-
50c
2
4-22
5c
4-30
4-20
5c
5-31
5-20
6-25
6-17
$1.50
4-30
4-15
,
Electric
Power
Co.—
(quar.)_
Sherman
4c
(Gar)
pfd.
(quar.)
4-30
4-15
$2.25
4-29
4-20
$1.11
6%
Cab
5-
Co.
(monthly)
2
4-15
4-20
1
6-20
8-
1
7-20
20c
4-30
4- 9
5-
4-15
Indus.)
(quar.)
Gas
5-20
7-
50c
Wood
2
25c
Gar
5- 2
6-
25c
(See
25c
25c
Co.
ltd.,
(quar.)
Jr.
Indus.
County
Zeller's,
Corp.,
County Electric Co.—
preferred
Wrigley (Wm.)
Monthly
Monthly
Monthly
York
4-30
4-30
Fund
Yellow
9
5-
Grocery (monthly)
Wisconsin
Wood
6-10
1
$1
(quar.)__
com.
(quar.)
preferred
4.44%
5.
7-
$1.43%
tl7%c
RR.,
Monthly
Worcester
5.15
5C
Lovett
Wisconsin
6%
8-
Stationery Corp.—
Sewing Machine Corp.—
preference (quar.)
&
4-15
$2
prior
Winn
4-29
2
40c
(quar.)
5%
4%
1
5-
31 %c
com.
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
5%%
6-
$2
(accum.)
preferred
Western
1
Insurance
class
$2.50 class A (accum.)
Western Light & Telephone Co.,
5%
17%c
(quar.)
2
$22 %c
5-2
4-5
$75c
common
5-2
4-5
1
5-16
4-28
i5c
B
preferred
4-29
f75c
(quar.)
America
Corp.,
6-10
5-23
5-16
common
6%
1
6-11
lOc
(quar.)
Enterprises,
7-
$2.00
(s-a)
Corp., $6 pfd.
preferred
4-20
4-30
(1954
4-15
6-15
8%
Witherbse
12y2C
preferred
4-11
1
4-4
5-2
6-30
Monthly
'
7- J
5%
12-15
t30c
(quar.)___
Super Mold Corp.
10-
5-2
per
Class B (quar.)
Wheeling & Lake Erie
$1.25
(quar.)
&
Container
5.20%
1
$1.75
$105
at
6-15
Suburban Propane Gas—
1
$1.75
3-31-
$1.12%
(s-a)
6-30
10c
Stores
preferred
Stubnitz
5-
(quar.)
4-15
4-30
for
4-11
Stern & Stern Textiles—
7-
(quar.)
called
1
5-
$1.25
;
4-12
Corp.—
preferred (quar.)
Westminster Paper Co., Ltd., class A (quar.)
8techer-Traung Lithograph Corp.—
5%
1
4-29
West
,
5-
4%
5-
5c
preferred
4-12
41%c
30
pfd.
Universal Leaf Tobacco, com.
Construction
(quar.)
4-20
Inc.—
(quar.)
convertible
1
62y2c
dividend
Warren
—
;
5-
37V2c
issued
April
preference
Transit
$4.25
(quar.)
4-15
4-30
15c
(quar.)
Securiites
4'/2%
Co.,
Stores
Walker
Co.
(quar.)
4%%
5-13
5-16
Service—
preferred
preferred
Common
6-15
9-15
30c
55c
preferred
Special
4-15
62%c
(quar.)__
$1.10
Insurance
3.70%
4.36%
5-
Service—
3.90%
25c
2nd preferred
A
4-15
5-16
5-31
Utah
6%
1
f37c
50c
pfd.
U. S. Vitamin Corp.
(quar.)
United Steel Corp., Ltd.—
United
5-
4-11
Corp.—
entire
this
Co.,
Rubber
5
62%c
(quar.)
common
4.15%
$1.75
I
S.
plus
Lines
4-
20c
(quar.)
Life
6-15
4-25
share
S.
3-31
59c
quarterly
Southwestern
Sunrise
5-
preferred,
redemption
on
3-31
Railway—
preferred
4y2%
2
International
1st
U.
4-20
5-10
87y2c
(quar.)__
Stevens
5-
60c
(initial)
4-7
5-
&
S.
A
non-cum.
4-7
2.
Securities
B
4-21
4-15
Foreign
4-29
Electric—
5%
4-20
5-
(quar.)
Machinery, com.
preferred
(quar.)___
Class
Southern
5-16
(from net invest-
5%
(quar.)
5-16
f35c
Class B
Power
5-16
87%c
Stores
Corp.—
preference
(quar.)
Ltd., class A (quar.)
&
Class
4-14
4-20
4-20
$1
92%c
;
7c
4-15
5-12
1
5-13
4-20
(resumed)
4-11
Steel
2
5-31
5-16
income)
5-
Steel
5-
6y»c
Corp.—
Entire issue called for redemption on June
30 at $105 per share plus this dividehd
$5
5-13
$1.12%
United Shoe
U.
11-15
5-31
25c
preferred
S.
8-16
11-25
Missouri—
Profit-Sharing
6%
4-15
5-lfl
8-25
Inc.—
5-
4-20
5-
ment
U.
1
5-25
30c
(quar.)
19c
4-29
7
B
Funds
10%
1
5-
40c
common
5-
10c
Tool, class A
$1.20
Nevada
4-20
4-28
tlOc
&
(quar.)
6-10
4-
63%c
(quar.)
(auar.)
(quar.)
5-16
4-21
of
preferred
Southern
3-31
(initial)
Co.
Southern Materials
5%
7-
Class
United
4-30
Ltd.—
(quar.)
4-26
B
4-30
Power—
Southern Indiana
Class
COc
$5QC
preferred
4-14
35c
Material,
convertible
30 %c
(quar.)
2
40c
&
Corporations,
United Drill
4-12
5-
5-
(quar.)
Cigar-Whelan
$3.50
4-15
5-
5-17
40c
^referred
25 %c
pfd.
5-17
20c
preferred
28c
_
5-17
(quar.)
1
25c
Insurance
preferred
60c
quar.)_
5-17
6-
Gas- (quar.)
Electric
10%
(quar.)
Colorado
4.72%%
&
Chemical
United
U.
(increased)
6%
Co.,
York)
Gas
(Canada)
(quar.)
Union Oil Co. of Calif, (quar.)
4-15
25c
dividend)
partic. orig. pfd. (increased
4.48 %
preferred
(quar.)
4.56%
preferred
(quar.)
4.08%
preferred
(quar.)
4.88%
preferred
(quar.)
(New
Union
8
4-13
4-25
$i5c
5%
5-16
50c
(quar.)
Rice
2
4-29
1
f5c
(reduced)
preferred
Brand
5-
40c
6-
35c
(quar.)
guaranteed
45c
4-20
4-19
7%
7%
(stock
Oil
$3.50
5-13
Ltd.—
common
Trust
(quar.)
$4 preferred
(quar.)
$3.70 preferred (quar.)
6
4-29
25c
4-22
4-26
2nd preferred
River
4-
1
40c
5-16
Ohio)—
(quar.)
preferred
guaranteed
2
6-
4-16
7%
6%
5-
5-13
4-15
$i5c
(increased)
(interim)
Rich's
1
4-15
1
1
50c
(s-a)
Republic Supply (Calif.)
5-25
$50c
Inc.
Edison,
&
(quar.)
Co.
5%
3-31
$25c
(quar.)
Sugars,
Calif.
1
6- 1
$1.14
6-15
5-
2
6-
25c
.
Mines,
Republic Natural Gas
1
4-27
4-23
5-
6-15
$1.25
Quarterly
Renabie
$2 preferred
Southern
5c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Insurance
7-
$25c
Strawbridge & Clothier,
Ltd.
4-15
$20c
Southdown
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Canada,
2
50c
5-16
$1.25
5C
class B
A
Mills,
6-
$1.06y»
$4.50
6-10
5-
12-15
iMass.)—
A.),
1
30c
t2c
t20c
preferred (quar.)
Reed
7-
$1
(quar.)_
com.
6-15
4- 8
(quar.)
Union
1
$1
Extra
37Vic
Class
Reece
6-10
Quarterly
87Vic
class A
6-
1
10c
Corp
(Howard) Paper
Common
(quar.)
60c
Top Brewing Co.,
B
(quarJ—
6-15
7-
5-16
25c
(quar.)_
common
5-13
$30c
(quar.)
4-18
4-28
(quar.)
United
preferred
4-29
5- 2
6-25
(quar.)
Union
5-13
1
5-16
+30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Company,
1
6-
9-15
20c
Ltd
Pile
6-
6-15
20c
—
(quar.)__
Concrete
Rayonier, Inc.
4-15
3
$1.50
Batten,
1
50c
$1
Smith
Standard
1st.
&
5-
$1.50
com.
5-15
62y2c
(quar.)
preferred
Bank
8
25c
preferred
United Continental Fund
_
4-8
preferred
Trico
7-20
4-15
40c
(quar.)
5-2
60c
conv.
Co., common
Trinity Universal
Quarterly
Quarterly
4-20
1
1
1
100%
America, com.
pfd. (quar.)
1
8-
7-
43c
(quar.)
dividend)
(quar.)
of
conv.
6-
5-
10-
Fund
Quarterly Distribution Shares
Radio
Co.,
4-14
31V4c
(quar.)
4-8
$1.21
Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line Corp.—
$2.55 preferred
(quar.)
4-20
12c
common
5-2
(quar.)
(quar.)
Transamerica Corp.
4-14
2
10c
(quar.)__
4-
preferred
United
Canada, Ltd.
Shirriffs, Ltd., 5% preferred (quar.)
Sibley, Lindsay & Curr (quar.)
Stadacona
I
(Boston)—
Quarterly (from investment income).
Quaker Oats, common—
6%
Co.,
Ltd.,
5- 2
5-
5-10
Inc.—
of America
O.)
20c
25c
preferred (quar.)
Sherwin-Williams Co. of
(A.
5-20
9iy4c
4%
(N.)
5-31
$1.07'/a
American Shares
Smith
32%c
85c
(quar.)
(quar.)
S.)
5-20
$1
(From Investment income)
Shawinigan Water & Power Co.
(T.
5-20
5-31
27%c
Acceptance
Corp.,
common
5%
preferred (quar.)
Security Insurance (New Haven) (quar.)
Security Title Insurance (Los Angeles)—
3%
participating preferred (s-a)
Simms
6
183/4C
27%c
(quar.)_
Securities
Selected
4-
30c
17c
______
Puget Sound Power & Light Co.
(quar.)
(quar.)
A
preferred
Oil
4-29
4-25
5-31
30c
Mexico—
(quar.)—
preferred A
(quar.)„
Co.
4.30%
5-15
2%%
Quarterly-
26c
(George)
preferred, series
Paper Co., $3.40 preferred
$4
preferred
(quar.)
Scovill Mfg. Co.—
3.65% preferred (quar.)
Seaboard
4-10
Quarterly
(quar.)
Oil
5%%
Scott
4-15
5-2
(quar.)
(quar.)
$2.50
5-13
4-30
$1
$1.14
pfd.
(quar.)
Mills
6-15
15c
$4
4V4%
Trane
5-16
4.16% preferred
Public Service Co.
Pure
8chwitzer-Cummins Co.—
5%% preferred, series A
(quar.)
pref.
Co.,
Edison
Trade
25c
(quar.)
200%
4.25%
1
10c
Inc.
of
17%c
$1.06y»
6-
4-16
80c
(quar.)
Toledo
1
5-16
27c
Putnam
4-
50c
(quar.)
of
6-15
14c
•
par)
conv.
4-11
Co.—
4.56%
4-25
87 Vic
__
preferred
5%
B
4.80%
(quar.)
4%
Piedmont
Class
Schenley Industries,
Slater
5-
45c
(quar.)
(quar.)
$1.32
2
45c
(quar.)
preferred
6-10
1
y
(quar.)
$1.30 conv. pld. ($20 par) (initial
quar.)_
Scarfe & Co., class A (quar.)
Sheraton Corp.
preferred
preferred
4-15
share
$4.84 preferred (quar.)
Thatcher Glass Mfg. Co.—
Thermoid
7-
each
Gas Pipeline
Light,
preferred
Thomaston
4-30
&
4-30
(Two shs.
25c
Industries
4-15
4
for
par)
Natural
Power
$4.56
div.)
$1
(quar.)
4-
4
50c
_
($1
Sherwin-Williams
preferred
preferred
pfd.
6-15
$1
$1.32
conv.
5-
2
1
*15c
common
75c
Common
(stock
(quar.)
stock)_.
com.
Illinois
4-29
27%c
Transit
4-15
2Vic
„
___________
Telephone,
Antonio
7-
"2Vic
(quar.)_.
4-20
v.
($3.33V2
par
5-
$1.25
(quar.)
Miguel Brewery,
Inc
Savage Industries, com. (stock div.)
5-16
3%
$1
$1.30
50c
$$1.06
San
7%c
_________
______
$1.30
5c
auarterly
2Vic
dividend)-..
(quar.)
Corp., 4Vi% pfd. (annual)—
Parke, Davis & Co—________
Parker Drilling Co. of
Canada, Ltd.—
Interim
2
4-25
Sheraton
Peninsular
5
5-
33%%
(stock
com.
(quar.)
5%
4-
:.3K.
5c
(quar.)
preferred
Park
5-
-se.
$1.50
preferred
5%
2
25c
(quar.)
Mfg. Co
Pantex Mlg., common
5%
6-
17%c
Pacolet
Park
126-15
$1.12%
(quar.)
.
5%
4-15
■m
-ate
pfd.
conv.
increased
San
MS
$1.06
(quar.)
Corp.,
convertible preferred A
convertible preferred A (quar.)
convertible preferred A (quar.)
Paul Fire & Marine Insurance—
"
1
25c
(quar.)_
com.
(quar.)
Pacific
5
5-.1 iff
25c
■
preferred
Otis
Finance
52 l/10c
1
St.
4-ir
Producing
com.
$2.40
(initial)
Fine
1
pref. (quar.)
(s-a)
Pacific
4-20
9-
28%c
;
Oliver Corp., 4%%
Orpheum Building
Outlet
1
12-
50c
Co.
4-20
5-
9-15
Chemical—
Elevator
1
12-15
5c
(quar.)
preferred
5-
$1.25
■m
4-29
of
$10
Texas
Texas
15c
com
Management Corp.;
Foods, 4% preferred (quar.)
Saguenay Power Co., Ltd., 4%% pfd. (quar.)
St. Lawrence Corp. (quar.)
St. Louis, San Francisco Ry.—
•
5%
4-13
Texas Gulf
1
15c
shares
4.15
5- 2
Texas Electric Service, $4 pfd.
Texas
6-
$1.25
'
(quar.)
Mathieson
Y.
4-29
5-14
5%
'
Corp.,
Inc.,
B
W
4-25
6-
5%
5C
Town
Stores
25c
Royalties
&
5-16
25c
4-21
1
Holdert
(Canada), Ltd.—-
32%c
4-11
6-15
When
Payable of Rec,
U2%c
5-
$$1.06%
Share
Carson
(quar.)
4-29
f25c
(quar.)
&
preferred
conv.
25c
3-25
Extra
Old
N.
5%
25c
3-25
_______________
Northwestern Utilities, Ltd., 4%
Nunn-Bush Shoe
(quar.)_____.
&
5-13
1
;
___
preferred
4-21
5-13
Company
Pearson
Technicolor, Inc. (quar.)
TelAutograph Corp.
(quar.)__
5-13
5-
Taylor,
5-13
6-
1
1
$1.50
(quar.)
(Minn.), com. (quar.)
Airlines, com. (resumed)
preferred (quar.)
Northwest Engineering, class A (quar.)
Co.
6-
90c
(quar.)
6-
$1.02%
;
(quar.)
6-
5-
75c
4.60%
Oklahoma Gas
4
8
$1.183/4
(quar.)
A
64-
5-
Northwest
4.24%
8
J
6-15
4-25
$1
(quar.)
Per
Name of
4
20c
Northern States Power
Okonite
4-
J&
6-
$1.25
Hamp)
(quar.)
4-15
20c
_
(quar.
(New
1
6-
I
class
10 &
6-15
Royal Dutch Petroleum—
1
4-14
37%c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Northern
B
5-10
10%
convertible
Class
6-15 w 6-
5,
4
$1.02%
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Class
S
preferred (quar.)
Northern Illinois Gas, common (quar.)
5%
4-15
15C
.__—
Northern Engineering Works
Rose's
4-15
25c
adj. pfd. (quar.)
:
Northern Illinois Corp.,
•$1.50
(quar.)
3
H
Aircraft Corp. (quar.)
Rolland Paper Co., Ltd., common
4%%
6-
56c
(quar.)
com.
Rohr
3
6-
i
3
Refractories—
American
Stock
Ry., 4%
6-
6-
B
6-15
37Vic
(quar.)
preferred
Corp.,
Holdert
50c
__
(quar.)
Electric,
F
preferred
Class
8
4-15
at'
93%c
$1.12%
__
preferred series 1949 (quar.)
New York Wire Cloth Co. (quar.)
&
5-15 -SS.
$1.12%
(quar.)_—
Newberry <J. J.) Co., 3%% pfd.
Niagara Share Corp. (quar.)
4-
When
Payable of Rec.
8 3/10c
&
preferred
4.10%
4-20
—
Gas
preferred
Rogers
4-25
(quar.)
com.
Participating
5-
4-30
(quar.)
Per
Share
Myers, Inc.,
Rochester
5-16
2
'•
•
Company
$1.50 partic. preferred
25c
4%%
Norfolk
&
$1.06%
$1.18%
$1.25
preferred
.•
Name of
Robbins
4-16
preferred
$4.50
'
I
2
New York State Electric & Gas, com. (quar.)
3%% preferred (quar.)
•
Holdert
York, New Haven & Hartford R. R.—
5%
.
5
5-
Neptune Meter Co., common (quar.)
$2.40
preferred
(quar.)
New
5-
$1
_
N.
When
Payable of Rec.
47
5-16
4-28
20c
5-16
20c
5-
27c
6-15
2
4-28
4-15
6-
1
New
4 % %
•Transfer
preferred
books
not
(initial)
closed
for
this
dividend.
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tPayable in Canadian funds, tax deductible at the source.
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tax
a
Less
British
x
Less
Jamaica
y Previous
date
15%;
resident
income
income
tax
Non¬
7%.
tax.
tax.
published date
and/or record date
was
Is
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The
here.
corrected
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*'■*$
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
Monday? April 18,
(1820)
1955
STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
*
Chicago,
Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane,
Dean Witter & Co., R. H. Moul¬
Warrant Sale —The $473,000
ton & Co., all of San Francisco,
capital outlay school warrants of¬
Security First National Bank of
fered April 13—v. 181, p. 1607—
Los Angeles, Baer, Stearns & Co.,
were awarded to the Trust Com¬
&
ALABAMA
t
New
of
of
pany
Georgia, of Atlanta.
Montgomery, Ala.
v
Sale — The
$1,000,000
works
and
sanitary- sewer
bonds
offered
"
system
April
revenue
12—v.
1607—were
awarded to a group composed of
White, Weld & Co., Merrill Lynch,
Pierce, Fenner & Beane, both of
New York City, and
Schropshire
181,
p.
&
Co., of Mobile, at a price of
98.66, a net interest cost of about
■>2.31%,
as
S125,000
follows:
2V2s.
75,009 2y4s.
1963
*
Due
Jan.
on
1
Jan. 1 from
on
inclusive,
1965
to
50,000 2 y>s.
and
Due
Jan. 1, 1966
on
1967.
v
85,0Q0 2.60s.
1968
v"
Due
from 1956 to 1962 inclusive.
;
Due
60,000 2.70s.
and
on Jan.
inclusive,
1970
to
Due
1972.
Due
Jan. 1, 1973
on
1974.
and
Due
Jan. 1, 1975
on
1976.
Trussville Water Works and Gas
Board, Ala.
natural
sold
gas
$200,000
bonds
revenue
was
to
Berney Perry & Co., and
Stubbs, Smith & Lombardo, Inc.,
both of Birmingham, jointly, as
33As
and
1955.
3V2S.
Interest
Dated
M-S.
March
Legality
1,
ap¬
proved
by
Dumas,
O'Neal
Hayes, of Birmingham.
&
Work
Co., Shuman, Agnew
& Co., Irving Lundborg &
Co., all of San Francisco, Kenower, MacArthur & Co., of De¬
troit, Kalman & Co., of Minneap¬
olis, McMaster Hutchinson & Co.,
of Chicago, Fred D. Blake & Co.,
Stern, Frank, Meyer & Fox, both
of Los Angeles, and C. N. White
& Co., of Oakland.
Sale—The
$110,000 build¬
ing bonds offered April 7—v. 181,
p. 1123—were awarded to Refsnes,
Ely, Beck & Co., of Phoenix.
Maricopa County School District
No. 79 (P. O. Phoenix), Ariz.
Offering
Rhea
—
Clerk of the Board of
will
receive
sealed
Averill,
Supervisors,
bids
until
Bond
Offering
Principal and interest (J-J)
payable at the County Treasurer's
County Treasurer, will
sealed
bids
his
at
re¬
office in
a.m. (PST) on
April 25 for the purchase of $153,000 building bonds. Dated June 1,
1955.
Due
June 1 from 1956 to
on
inclusive.
Principal and in¬
(J-D) payable at the Coun¬
terest
ty Treasurer's office. Legality ap¬
proved by O'Melveny & Myers, of
Los
City School District,
Diego County, Calif.
Sale—The $150,000 build-
offered
March
29—v.
181, p. 1360—were awarded to the
Security-First National Bank of
Eos
Angeles, and R. H. Moulton
Co., of Los Angeles, jointly, at
&
price of 100.27.
a
Hilmar Unified School
District,
Merced County, Calif.
Valley School District, Marin
County, Calif.
Bond
Offering — G. S. Jones,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
at
his
11
ing
Due
bonds
181,
office
in
San
(PST)
a.m.
inclusive.
&
of
America
Savings
April
12—v.
National
Association,
Trust
of
San
Francisco.
Los
Bond
Sale—The
awarded to
a
April
on
the
of
Bank
Trust
&
Principal
payable
and
the
at
cisco.
Oakdale
Union School District,
Stanislaus
Bond
Sale—The
ing
bonds
131,
p.
$10,000
offered
1487
build¬
April
12—v.
awarded
to
—
were
&
offered
1719
—were
National
Association,
of
April I from
Due
by
1
Goldman,
interest
1995
April
1,
Interest A-O.
Legality ap¬
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her¬
rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
cisco.
Upland Sch. Dist., San Bernardino
County, Calif.
his office
at
in
San
Bernar¬
dino
until
11
a.m.
(CDST) on
April 25 for the purchase of $60,000 building bonds.
Dated April
15,
1955.
1956
Due
1967
to
April
on
15
Weaver Unified
ing bonds offered April 12—v. 181,
1607—were
Witter &
a
awarded
to
Dean
Co., of San Francisco, at
price of 100.13.
North
bonds
offered April
12—v. 181,
1361—were awarded to a group
New
at
until
11
for
t
jri
building
1955.
School
his
District, Marin
office
a.m.
in
Bond
Offering — Emily S.
Reutemann, Town Treasurer, will
receive
sealed
of
the
cate:
syndi¬
First Boston Corp., Blyth &
Co., of Los Angeles, Harris Trust
bids
at
office
the
of
Day, Berry
&
Howard, of
Hartford, until 2 p.m. (EST) on
April 21 for the purchase of $200,school
bonds.
Due
1975
Dated
April
on
inclusive.
April 1,
from 1956
1
Princinal
and
interest payable at the Hartford
National Bank & Trust Co., Hart¬
ford. "
100.001,
3.06%,
(PST)
on
bonds.
on
of
Dated
April 1
Rafael
April
19
$30,000
April 1,
from
1956
inclusive.
Principal and
(A-O)
payable
at
the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved .by Orrick, Dahlquist,
Herrington & Sutcliffe, of San
interest
bonds
181,
offered
1607—were
p.
April
12—v.
awarded to a
Trust Co.,
Chicago, First of Michi¬
Corp., Detroit, Roosevelt &
Cross, R. D. White & Co., and
gan
W.
H. Morton
York
&
Co., all of New
City,
100.40,
a
as 2s,
at a price of
basis of about 1.95%.
Rafael
School District,
Marin
County, Calif.
Bond Offering — G. S. Jones,
County Clerk, wrill receive sealec
at
11
his
office
a.m.
in
(PST)
San
on
Rafae
April
19
755,000 2%s. Due
1971
to
3.10s.
the
Trust
Co.
April
payable
Treasurer's
at
office.
the
County
Legality
ap¬
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her¬
rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
cisco.
South Santa Clara Valley Water
Conservation District (P. O.
Golroy), Calif.
Bond Sale—The $2,111,000 dam
bonds offered Apri
construction
Bond
City
until
bonds
1955.
Due
1985
on
inclu¬
contain
an
op¬
Principal and in¬
terest (M-S) payable at the Brow¬
ard National Bank, in Fort Lau¬
derdale, or at the Chemical Corn
Exchange Bank, New York City.
Legality approved by Caldwell,
Marshall, Trimble & Mitchell, of
New York City.
Frostproof, Fla.
and
Sale—The
sewer
April
revenue
11—v.
awarded
to
181,
F.
Wilcox,
receive
sealed
(MST) on
April 18 for the purchase of $60,065.30 Local Improvement District
No. 78 special assessment bonds.
p.m.
Dated Oct. 1, 1955. Due in one to
ten years. Principal and interest
payable
office.
at
the
City
Treasurer's
Legality approved by Bur-
$80,000
bonds
p.
Burton
000 school
1, 1956 to Jan. 1, 1970
inclusive. Principal and interest
(J-J)
payable
at
the
Citizens
Banking Co., Anderson. Legality
approved by Ross, McCord, Ice &
Miller, of Indianapolis.
Anderson Township Sch. Building
Corporation (P. O. Anderson), Ind_
the
at
water
offered
1487—were
Smith,
of
office
of
John
Boone,.
Trustee, 1114 Jackson
St., Anderson, until 2 p.m. (CST)
on
April 26 for the purchase of
$1,560,000 first mortgage revenuebonds. Dated May 1, 1955.
Due
semi-annually from July 1, 1957
to July 1, 1980 inclusive. Bonds
due Jan. 1, 1961 and thereafter are
callable as of July 1, 1960. Princi¬
pal and interest (J-J) payable at
Township
Anderson
Banking Co., An¬
Legality
approved
by
derson.
Ross, McCord, Ice & Miller, of In¬
dianapolis.
Bloomington Consolidated School
Corporation (P. O. Bloom-
April
Sale—The
district
12—v.
Bond
Offering
to
bonds
the
p.
of
the
Board
(CST)
p.m.
purchase
bonds.
23/4%
offered
Trust
Chicago,
&
at
basis of about
2.43%.
School
District
No.
5
R.F.D. Glenarm),
Bond
Offering
—
H.
(P.
O.
III.
E.
Burton,
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids until
8:30 p.m. (CST) on April 20 for
the purchase of $650,000 building
on
Dated
May
1,
1955.
Due
Jan. 1 from 1957 to 1974 inclu¬
sive.
bids
on
of
until
Trustees
April
22
2
for the
$412,000
building
April 15, 1955. Due
Dated
July 15 from 1956 to 1961 in¬
on
clusive. Interest J-J. Legality ap¬
proved
by Ross, McCord,
Miller, of Indianapolis.
Ice
&
City School City, Ind.
Sale—The $54,333 build¬
ing bonds offered April 7—v. 181,.
p. 1608—were awarded to Frank:
E. Hailstone & Co., of Cincinnati,,
as 2y8s, at a price of 100.77, a basis
of about 2.10%.
Joneshoro School
Bond
Sale—The
Town, Ind.
$26,165 build¬
ing bonds offered April 7—v. 181,.
1608—were awarded to Frank
p.
E. Hailstone & Co., of
2y8s, at
a
Cincinnati,
a basis
Logansport, Ind.
Bond Sale—The $3,000,000
tric utility revenue
April
14—v.
awarded
Halsey,
Brothers,
of
to
181,
a
p.
group
Stuart
Blair
&
&
elec¬
bonds offered
1488—were
composed of
Co., Lehman
Co.. Inc., both
New
York, First of Michigant
Corporation,
of
Detroit,
Dean
& Co., Field, Richards Sc
Witter
Sangamon County Community Unit
bonds.
of
price of 100.67,
of about 2.11%.
1488—were
Harris
Savings Bank of
price of 103.69, a
Sealed
—
will be received by the Secretary
as
$355,000
181,
£
ington), Ind.
pital District (P. O. Harvard), III.
Bond
Dated
building bonds.
April 1, 1955. Due semi-annually
from July
Harvard Community Memorial Hos¬
awarded
Bond
will
7:30
R.
will receive
(CST) on
Trustee,
April 27 for the purchase of $75,-
Gas
J.
—
Offering—Joseph F. Best,
Bond
D'Alene, Ida.
Clerk,
bids
March
The
1
of
Offering
1
sive.
Dated
Coeur
Dated
1,
Bond
Township
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
the
May
on
1984 inclusive.
Georgia,
of
Atlanta, R. S. Dickson, Inc., of
Charlotte, Leedy, Wheeler and
Alleman, of Orlando, Pierce, Carrison, Wulbern, Inc., of Jackson¬
ville, A. M. Kidder & Co., of New
York,
and
Thomas
&
Co.,
of
Pittsburgh.
March
tional feature.
bonds.
Due
York, John Nuveen & Co., of
Chicago, White, Weld & Co., Blair
& Co., Inc., both of New York,
A. C. Allyn & Co., Inc., of Chicago,
hospital
1958 to
May 1 from
on
inclusive.
Other members of the syndicate:
B. J. Van Ingen & Co., of New
(EST) on April
27 for the purchase of
$1,200,000
municipal parking revenue bonds.
a.m.
from
from
1
ILLINOIS
Offering—S. H. Marshall,
City Auditor, will receive sealed
bids until 10
May
on
1957 to 1964 inclusive.
Lauderdale, Fla.
Bond
until
follows:
$175,000 4s. Due
cham & Blair, of Spokane.
FLORIDA
Fort
Township School Township
(P. O. Markleville), Ind.
IDAHO
group composed of Halsey, Stuart
& Co., New York City, Northern
Francisco.
bids
Halsey, Stuart & Co.,
City, at a price of
net interest cost of about
a
as
Bond Sale—The $2,000,000 school
and Calf Pasture Beach improve¬
ment
San
purchase
e
Due
1976
to
by
York
price of
Bond Offering—Jas. W. Wright,.
President, will receive sealed bids
$4,000,000 gen¬
obligation and revenue road
Norwalk, Conn.
Jose
bids
County (P. O.
Augustine), Fla.
Bond Sale—The
eral
a
Adams
inclusive.
Johns
3,070,000
Stonington (P. O. North
Stonington), Conn.
1988
1
Cincinnati.
St.
at
INDIANA
Feb.
on
Bender Corp., of Omaha, Piper,
Jaffray & Hopwood, of Minneapo¬
lis, and Seasongood & Mayer, of
from 1972 to
cisco.
San
Due
brook & Co., First of
Michigan
Corporation, Bacon, Stevenson &
Co., all of New York, RobinsonHumphrey Co., Inc., of Atlanta,
Baxter, Williams & Co., Mullaney,
Wells & Co., of Chicago, Wachob-
St.
2y4s,
as
par.
Feb. 1 from
on
to
*
Bond Sale—The $129,000 build¬
ing bonds offered April 6—v. 181,
p.
1608—were
awarded;, to the
Smith Trust & Savings' Co., of
* y ■•
from Morrison,
inclusive.
County Consol. School
*36 (P. O. R. R.
No.
No. 3, Morrison), III.
1976 inclusive.
1977
1965
CONNECTICUT
i
Feb.
as
'
Peabody & Co., of New
York, A. C. Allyn & Co., of Chi¬
cago, Hornblower & Weeks, Esta-
headed
Elementary School
net
Kidder,
p.
District Merced County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The $15,000 build¬
District
Other members of the syndicate:
from
Myers, of Los Angeles.
-.
_
on
3y4s.
inclusive.
Principal
and interest (A-O) payable at the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by
O'Melveny &
p.
2,451,000
April 1, 1994
dated
are
(
1,814,000 3s. Due
.
bonds
1955.
on
\
1961
to
New
purchaser.
Whiteside
1361
group headed
a
Education
of
Board
the
of St. Louis.
p.
about ,3.25%,
of
\ -v
$405,600 5s. Due
from
Due
a
181,
& Co.,
price of 99,
a
cost
to
bonds
Sachs
City, at
1962
April 1, 1992
on
1993.
and
The
Due
12—v.
awarded to
1957
April
on
Co., of San Fran¬
Dean Witter
April
follows:
inclusive.
3V4S.
and
to
(A-O)
America
members
1,
from 1976 to 1991 inclusive.
1955.
County, Calif.
bonds
Francisco, as 2V4s, at a price
101.01, a basis of about 2.13%.
Other
offered
York
April
on
on
1975
1970 to
880,000
000
$9,220,000 Os¬
San
of
Due
ing
syndicate headed by
Savings
inclusive.
330,00(T3s. Due
19
1, 1955
Due on April 1 from I960 to 1973
inclusive.
Principal and interest
p.
April 1 from
on
1969.
and
for the purchase of $120,000 build¬
Angeles County (P. O.
Los Angeles), Calif.
teopathic Hospital
April 12 — v. 181,
as
to
the
Legality ap¬
proved by Charles & Trauernicht,
$4,670,000
revenue
able
and
of
Fla.
The
—
sewer
j
Rafael
interest
County
Treasurer's office.
Legality ap¬
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
(A-O)
San
1719—were awarded to the
p.
Bank
offered
33/43.
1968
purchase of $100,000 build¬
bonds.
Dated April 1, 1955.
on April 1 from 1956 to 1973
Bond Sale—The $270,000 build¬
ing
Due
1967
to
110,000
Mill
Bond Offering — G. S.
Jones,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
Chula Vista
bonds
3.18%,
.
County, Calif.
CALIFORNIA
ang
1957
Angeles.
office.
-
about
and
water
Miami,
Sale
—were
$605,000 4s.
bids
G. A. Peque-
—
sive.
San
of
cost
Wardle,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
ceive
10
(MST) on April 28 for the
purchase
of
$60,000
building
bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1955. Due on
July 1 from 1956 to 1971 inclu¬
a.m.
Bond
interest
follows:
Bond Offering—Dennis
Midland School District,
Riverside County, Calif.
North
Bond
for the
Maricopa County Sch. Dist. No. 40
(P. O. Phoenix), Ariz.
Bond
&
Orlando, as 3%s, at a price
98.25, a basis of about 3.85%.
Sav¬
&
Trust
Association, of San Fran¬
cisco, at a price of 100.02, a net
76,000 3y4s.
E.
until
Bond
headed by the Bank of
H.
bids
ARIZONA
1719—were awarded
p.
National
110,000 2s.
1976
Bond Sale—An issue of
181,
group
ville, Kaiser & Co., Lawson, Levy
& Williams, Stone & Youngberg,
Riverside, until 10
535,000 2.80s.
a
ings
Francisco, William R. Staats
Co., of Los Angeles, Bache &
Co., Clark, Dodge & Co., A. M.
Kidder & Co., K; S. Smithers &
Co., Wood, Gundy & Co., Inc., all
of New York;
Third National Bank, in Nash¬
gnat,
70,000 2%s.
and
York, J. Barth & Co., of
11—v.
to
America
&
1 from
Jan 1, 1971
on
Co.,
San
Bond
<
water
Trust
O.
County (P.
Centre), Ala.
.
of
Bank,
Savings
American
Cherokee
Principal and interest (J-J)
payable at
a
place mutually agree¬
Co.,
both of New York, Rodman
Renshaw, of Chicago, Scherck,
Richter Co.,
of St. Louis, and
Whit e-P h i 11 i p s Co.. Inc., of
Davenport, at a price of 100.003,
&
net interest cost of about
a
as
2.23%,
follows:
$695,000
2s.
Due
on
Jan.
1
and
July 1 from 1956 to 1961 incL
2,305,000 21As. Due on Jan.
I
and July 1 from 1962 to 1975
inclusive.
^
Mill School
I
(P. O. Gas
Township
1 '
Bond Sale—The $53,000 build¬
City), Ind.
f
,
<
"
-
«.
Kerr
School
price of 100.66, a basis
a
Oslo Township
Due
Offering
Bond
Charles Eger,
—
1955.
Trustee,
July 1, 1956 to Jan. 1, 1960 inclu¬
sive. Principal and interest (J-J)
District
payable at the First National Bank
of Elkhart. Legality approved by
Bond
&
Ice
Ross, McCord,
Indianapolis.
ing bonds offered April 11
v.
—
p. 1468 — were awarded to
Raffensperger, Hughes & Co., of
^181,
1955.
and
dated
are
bids
1956 to 1965 in¬
Interest
J-D.
Legality
1 from
Dec.
clusive.
approved by Ross, McCord, Ice &
Sale—The
.
-
Sale
Bond
April
i
water
$75,000
& Coa,
of
April 12—v. 181, p. 1720—were Michigan Corporation, all of New
-awarded
to. Benjamin
Lewis & York, A. G. Becker & Co., of
Co., of Chicago, as 3VzS; at a price Chicago, Geo. B. Gibbons & Co.,
of 100.24,'a basis of about 3.47%.'
Inc.,
B a r r
Brothers
&
Co.,
Howard, Weil, Labouisse, FriedBond
-
works
offered
bonds
revenue
&
&
of New Orleans,
& Co., of Pittsburgh, and
Co.,
&
Thomas
*
Fort
^
Dodge, Iowa
Sale—The
Bond
j
$17,000
•
street
,
April
improvement bonds offered
181, p; 1720—were awarded
12—v.
as
Dodge National Bank, both of
Fort Dodge, jointly, as iy4S,
at a price of par.
assessment street
improvement bonds to Carl¬
special
ton D. Beh Co., of Des
at
a
2V2s.
price
interest
100.12,
of
of,about
cost
as
June
$4,000
follows:
on
net
a
3.44%,
3V4S,. due
1956 to
from
1
Moines,
1959
inclusive; and $5,000 31^s, due
on June
1 from 1960 to 1964
inclusive.
2V4s.
792,000
on Nov.. 15
1965 inclusive.
Due
from 1956 to
$8,000 general obligation
street
improvement
bonds to
the
State
Bank,
and
the Fort
9,000
follows:
$630,000
follows:
as
Sterne, Agee & Leach, of Bir¬
mingham, at a price of 100.03, a
net interest cost of about 2.41%
Due
inclusive.
bonds offered the same day were
awarded to Blyth
York
& Co., of New
City, and Associates.
Rapides Parish Road Dist. No. 2~B
(P. O. Alexandria), La.
Bond Sale—The $75,000 public
improvement bonds offered Apri
13—v. 181, p. 1608—were awardec
to
Barrow,
Leary
&
Co., of
Shreveport.
tric and water revenue
fered
April
were
awarded
to
bonds of¬
group
a
com¬
posed of J. J. B. Hilliard & Son,
of Louisville, Blvth & Co., New
Equitable Securities
Nashville, Almsted Bros.,
Louisville,
and
Stein Bros. &
Boyce, of Baltimore, at a price of
100.03, a net interest cost of about
2.87%, as follows:
York
son,
City,
Corp.,
Town Treasurer, will
to
222,000 23As. Due on July 1 from
1969 to 1974 inclusive.
Due on July 1 from
1975 to 1984 inclusive.
467,000 3s.
Due
gality
body,
Offering
will
be
—
received
Sealed
by
the
bids
City
(CST) on April
purchase of $530,000
works
revenue
bonds.
Clerk until 7 p.m.
18
for
the
water
April 1, 1955. Due on April
from
1956
to
1980 inclusive.
Dated
1-
Bonds
are
due in
callable
1957 and thereafter
as
of
Oct.
1,
1956
Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬
able at the Peoples Bank, Hazard,
or
at
the
Citizens State Bank,
Hazard.
Wyatt,
Legality
Grafton
approved
&
Grafton,
Louisville.
by
of
on' May
due
1,
on
May
approved
Bradford
by
&
from
1
Eaton, PeaVeague, of
offered
—were
April
O.
12—v. 181, p.
awarded
to
a
1609
syndicate
composed of Halsey, Stuart & Co.,
Phelps, Fenn & Co., both of New
Philadelphia
Michigan Corporation, of Detroit,
W. H. Morton & Co., Laidlaw &
Co., both of New York, Peoples
National Bank, of Charlottesville,
Andrews
&
Wells,
Inc.,
of
New
Thomas & Co., of Pitts¬
Auchincloss,
Parker
&
Redpath, D. A. Pincus & Co., both
of New York, City National Bank
& Trust Co., of Kansas City, Field,
Richards & Co., of New York and
Ferris
&
Co.,
of
Washington,
York,
burgh,
D. C.
The
syndicate paid a price of
W.
to
interest
E.
Weiss,
Fred
of
Board
Edu¬
(A-O) payable at a bank
company
to be desig¬
trust
or
New
nated
bidder.
Miller,
Stone, of
by the successful
Legality
approved
by
&
Paddock
Canfield,
Tyrone Township Sch. Dist. No. 4
(P. O. Kent City), Mich.
181,
p.
1721
trust company to be
—
MacDonald-Moore &
Co.* Detroit.
Volinia Township Frac.
Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Route No. 1,
Marcellus), Mich.
No.
1
Bond
Offering
—
*
Harry Shan¬
Director, will receive sealed
bids until 7 p.m. (EST) on April
18 for
the
purchase of $50,000
non,
(M-N) payable at a bank
interest
build¬
April 11—v.
were awarded to *
$55,000
offered
bonds
purchase of $600,000
building bonds.
Dated May ■ 1,
1955.
Due on May 1 from 1956
to 1973 inclusive.
Principal and
or
Sale—The
Bond
ing
designated
Legal¬
ity approved by Miller, Canfield,
by the successful bidder.
1956
from
1
1959
to
inclusive.
at
be
Mass.
Bond
Sale
The
$2,025,000
school bonds offered April 14—
bank
a
trust company
or
designated by the success¬
bidder.
bonds.
Dated July 1,
on July 1 from 1956 to
1965 inclusive.
Principal and in¬
building
Due
1955.
1720—were awarded to
the First Boston Corp., New York
181,
v.
City,
p.
2s, at a price of 100.31, a
as
Bristol County (P. O. Taunton),
Massachusetts
$308,000 hospi¬
Sale—The
and
emergency
Bank
Attleboro,
of
at
Bond
ceive
Treasurer, will re¬
bids at the National
City
Lucey,
E.
sealed
Trust Dept., 40
Boston, until noon
(EST) on April 21 for the pur¬
chase of $261,000 bonds, as fol¬
Shawmut
Water
Bank,
St.,
1956 to
on
pavement
May
1
from
1960 inclusive.
dated
by
May
Storey,
Thorndike,
of Boston.
Palmer & Dodge,
Monson, Mass.
Bond
Offering—Henry C.
San¬
derson, Town Treasurer, will re¬
ceive sealed bids at the office of
the Day
St.,
on
1964 inclusive.
are
Legality
bidder.
ap¬
Twp. Sch. Dist. No.
Caseville
O.
issue
bonds
$340,000 bonds, as follows:
$140,000 school project bonds. Due
on
May 1 from 1956 to 1960
bonds
Due
are
was^
dated
$200,-
of
sold
Due on
May 1 from 1956 to 1960 in¬
school
clusive..
bonds.
bids
received
were
offering
on
at
the
pre¬
22).
March
Faribault, Minn.
Bond
Sale
181,
v.
—
a
—
*
The $600,000
im¬
1609 — were awarded
composed of J. M. Dain
p.
group
Co., Allison-Williams Co. Piper,
& Hopwood, the North¬
western
National
Bank, Mann-
Jaffray
Inc.,
Woodard,
all of Minneapolis,
price of 100.25, a net interest
cost of about 2.32%, as follows:
heimer,
at
a
$330,000 2.20s. Due on Feb. 1 from
2,
60,000 2V2s. Due on Feb. 1, 1975
thereafter
are
and 1976.
callable
Golden
of
as
eral
payable at a bank or
designated by the
purchaser. Legality approved by
Miller,
Canfield,
Paddock
&
Stone, of Detroit.
ment
(A-O)
trust
company
Township Frac. Sch. Dist.
No. 2 (P. O. Route 1,
St. Johns), Mich.
Bond Sale—The $38,000 build¬
Essex
Valley, Minn.
Bond Sale—The
April 1, 1960. Principal and inter¬
est
1974 inclusive.
1968 to
April
1973 inclusive.
and
1967 inclusive.
1957 to
210,000 2.40s. Due on Feb. 1 from
April 1 from 1958 to
Bonds due in 1961
on
Egan,
Elwood & Co.,
to
$1,000,000 gen¬
Sewer, Improve¬
No. 1 bonds offered April 12
obligation
181,
—v.
p.
to
Barcus,
B.
J.
Van
1721—were awarded
Kindred
Ingen
&
jointly, at a price
net
interest cost
2.89%, as follows:
Chicago,
100.02,
about
and
Co.,
& Co., both of
a
of
of
$400,000 2V2S. Due on Feb. 1 from
1957 to
1964 inclusive.
ing
150,000 2%s. Due on Feb. 1 from
of
450,000 2.90s. Due on Feb. 1 from
1968 to 1976 inclusive.
bonds offered April 12 — v.
181, p. 1720—were awarded to
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis,
Detroit.
,
,
inclusive.
200,000
(CST) on April
purchase of $65,000
the
Chi¬
of
Kindred & Co.,
at a price of par.
The
1
Caseville), Mich.
Sale—An
building
000
the
Canfield, Pad¬
Stone, of Detroit.
dock &
Bond
by
by Miller,
proved
Trust Co., Ill Devonshire
Boston, until 11 a.m. (EST)
April 20 for the purchase of
Rapids, Minn.
—
Paul Talbot,
Offering
provement bonds offered April 6
1,
May
dated
designated
be
successful
1955.
are
to
1, 1957.
&
1,
bonds
1955
to
pany
cago,
Principal and interest pay¬
able at the Merchants National
Bank
of
Boston.
Legality
ap¬
due
liquor
revenue
bonds.
Dated
April 1, 1955. Due on June 1
from 1957 to 1971 inclusive. (No
payable at a bank or trust com¬
123,000
sewer
bonds. ,Due on
May 1 from 1956 to 1967 incl.
The
for
19
Barcus,
1955.
Bonds
until 8 p.m.
bids
to
(P.
Due
1966.
to
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
Principal and interest (A-O)
1955.
lows:
macadam
$126,000
of
vious
bonds
The
Mass.
—
Joseph
of Jan.
Bond
70,000 general obligation, unlim¬
ited tax bonds. Due on Oct. 1
from
Holyoke,
Offering
purchase
clusive.
discount.
0.92%
sealed
(EST) on April
follows:
as
1957
Coon
receive
$56,000 special assessment
(backed by city's full faith
and
credit) bonds.
Due on
Oct. 1 from 1955 to 1964 in¬
offered
National
the
bonds,
basis of about 1.96%.
maintenance
until 8 p.m.
for
25
will
Clerk,
City
bids
April 1, 1955. Due on Jan.
from
1
Picher,
Offering
Bond
April 20 for the pur¬
on
Dated
as
Belleville, Mich.
— W.
J.
—
(CST)
chase of $335,000 drainage bonds.
in 1958 and thereafter are callable
Barnstable,
National proved
Bank, Philadelphia, Eastman Dil¬
lon & Co., of New York, First of
awarded
Co.,
the
for
26
ful
bonds.
$3,500,000 bonds
school
felt, Secretary of the Board of
Education,
will
receive
sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on April
to
MASSACHUSETTS
$138,000
Montgomery County (P.
Rockville), Md.
National
discount.
the
of
will
cation,
Armada, Richmond, Lenox, Ray,
Bruce, Berlin and Riley Twps.
Frac. Sch. Dist. No. 2 (P. O.
Armada), Mich.
Bond Offering—W. H. Lichten-
able
MARYLAND
Bond Sale—The
was
Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬
Bangor.
York,'
Hazard, Ky.
2y>s,
on
1956
to
1981 inclusive.
Principal and
interest payable
at the Merril'
Trust Company, of Bangor.
Le¬
1955.
—
receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (EST) on April 18
for
the
purchase
of
$175,000
building bonds. Dated March 1,
1955.
Due on April 1 from 1956
to 1969 inclusive.
Principal and
notes
MICHIGAN
Lot
1966 and 1967.
1960 inclusive.
238,000 21/2S. Due on July 1 from
1961 to 1968 inclusive.
Bond
receive
(EST)
April 18 for the purchase of $375,000 school bonds.
Dated May
$123,000 2%s. Due on July 1 from
1956
Jack¬
P.
Offering
Detroit.
April 11—v. 181, p.
1720—were awarded to the First
Orono, Me.
Offering—Seth
Bond
Stone, of Detroit.
loan
C
series
Note
sealed bids until 11 a.m.
1489
181, p.
12—v.
inclusive;
$84,000 2.90s, due on May
$2,000
notes
Frankfort, Ky.
&
ap¬
Township Frac. Sch. Dist.i
4 (P. O. Holland), Mich.
No.
April 12—v. 181, p.
were
—
Legality
2%s, due on May 1, 1966
terest (J-J) payable at the G. W.
and<1967; $30,000 2%s, due on Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
Jones Exchange Bank, Marcellus.
May 1 from 1968 to 1973 in¬
Bangor Township Unit Sch. Dist.
Legality
approved
by
Glenn
clusive; $50,000 2.90s, due on
(P. O. Bay City), Mich.
Squiers, of Cassopolis.
May 1 from 1974 to 1983 in¬
Bond
Offering — Hugo F.
clusive; and $10,000 0.50s, due
MINNESOTA
Schmidt, District Secretary, will
on May 1, 1984 and 1985.
receive sealed bids until 8 p.m
Brown County (P. O. New Ulm),
12,000 series B Montgomery Hills
Parking Lot' District bonds: (EST) on April 25 for the pur¬
Minnesota\
chase of $500,000 building bonds.
Bond Offering — Sealed bids
$10,000 5s, due on May 1 from
1956
to
1965 inclusive; and Dated May 1, 1955. Due on May will
be
received
until
2 p.m.
tal
MAINE
elec¬
May
on
1973
000
drainage
and
water
dock &
York City,
and Weeden & Co., San Francisco,
jointly, as 2.40s, at a price of
100.40, a basis of about 2.35%.
Additional Sale—The $1,000,000
sewerage,
KENTUCKY
Bond Sale—The $1,050,000
1720
Hutton
ing Lot District bonds: $50,000 5s, due on May 1 from
1956 to 1965 inclusive; $20,-
-
Due on Nov. 15
1976 to 1984 inclusive.
from
due
to
Hamtramck.
proved by Miller, Canfield, Pad*-
Stow, Mass.
1956 to
$21,000 21/2s,
Peoples State
the Liberty State Bank,
or
of
Secretary
Bond Sale—The $445,000
bonds offered
150,000 series C Bethesda Park¬
7
21/2s.
878,000
■
15
Nov.
on
from 1966 to 1975
all
Bond
Somerville
the
to
1, 1960. Principal and
(F-A)
payable1 at the
issue of $1,190,-
Sale—An
Bank, at 1.27%
1985.
.
richs
Bank,
Housing Authority,
preliminary
sold
inclusive; $60,000 2.90s,
due on May 1 from 1974 to
1983
inclusive; and $10,000
0.50s, due on May 1, 1984 and
-
IOWA
000
1973
First
Weeks,
Note
$20,000 2V2s, due on May 1,
1966 and 1967; $60,000 2%s,
due on May 1 from 1968 to
Noyes
Hemphill,
Co.,
Hornblower
E.
Massachusetts
Silver Spring
District bonds:
$100,000 5s,, due on May
from 1956 to 1965 inclusive;
181,
14—v.
2%s,
Parking
•
$3,300,000
The
—
offered
bonds
Somerville
May 1, 1966 and 1967;
1968
250,000
Orleans, La.
New
-
W.
to
&
1 from 1974 to 1980 inclusive.
p.
Ind.
West field,
a
and
Jury,
until 1 p.m.
1488—were awarded to a group
composed of Halsey, Stuart & Co
Blair & Co., Inc., Kidder, Peabody
of Indianapolis.
Miller,
from
of Feb.
Park
from
1
inclusive;
on
$75,000
Frank J.
Secretary of the Parish
will receive sealed
(CST) on April
27 for the purchase of $77,086.81
street paving certificates. Due se¬
rially from 1956 to 1965 inclusive.
Police
May
on
1965
Deemer,
May 1,
Due semi-annually on June
bonds
due
due
—
awarded
were
—
in
callable
are
Bank of Commerce,
Co., New York City,
and Lyons & Shafto, Inc., Boston,
jointly, as 2.20s, at a price of
100.33, a basis of about 2.14%.
300,000
series D
general im¬
provement bonds: $120,000 5s,
O. Gretana)t
(P.
Offering
Certificate
"Indianapolis, as 2y2s.
The
181,
Scharff
Louisiana
build¬
Sale—The $244,000
Bond
1488—were awarded to
of New Orleans.
Jefferson Parish
Vigo Township School Township
(P. O. Bicknell), Ind.
1720
on
due
Bonds
thereafter
interest
12—v. 181, p.
inclusive.
& Jones,
inclusive.
1967
as
Sale—The $124,000 water
Hutton
clusive; and $63,000 2.90s, due
on
May 1 from 1974 to 1980
build¬
Sale—The $125,000
ing bonds offered April 7—v.
p.
Bond
(EST)
of 1, 1955. Due on Feb. 1 from 1958
to
Donds offered April
2y2s, due on May 1, 1966
and 1967; $54,000 2%s, due on
May 1 from 1968 to 1973 in¬
.
Storey,
by
1961\and
.bonds:
road
E
approved-
49
April 26 for the purchase of $500y000 general obligations Incinera¬
tor and D.P.W. bonds. Dated April
Norton, Mass.
$96,000 5s, due on May 1 from
1956 to 1965 inclusive; $21,-
Louisiana
of
Miller,
School
11 (P. O. Colfax),
No.
series
sealed bids until 7 p.m.
1,
Boston.
1985.
234,000
May
Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge,
000
Consolidated
Parish
Grant
Legality
0.50s, due on May 1, 1984 and
&
Chapman
approved by
Cutler, of Chicago.
gality
from
semi-annually
Due
interest
and
(J-D) payable at the School Board
Treasurer's office, or at any bank
designated by the purchaser. Le¬
will receive
sealed bids until 1 p.m. (CST) on
April 25 for the purchase of $47,€00 building bonds. Dated April 1,
Township
Principal
inclusive.
1955.
1,
1956 to 1975
1 from
June
on
June
Dated
bonds.
ing
Independent School
Township (P. O. R. R. No. 5,
Elkhart), Ind.
(CST) on May 5
purchase of $350,000 build¬
for the
dated
are
Principal-and interest pay¬
able at the Day Trust Co., Boston.
$176,000 2%s, due on May 1,
1966 and1 1967; $531,000 2y4s,
due on May 1 from 1968 to
1973 inclusive; $933,000 2.90s,
due on May 1 from 1974 to
1983
inclusive; and $190,000
«v
will receive sealed
Board
bids until 2 p.m.
of 2.02%.
t
Offering—Secretary B. V.
announces that
the Parish
bonds
1955.
$2,554,000 series H school bonds:
$724,000 5s, due on May 1
from 1956 to 1965 inclusive;
Bond
1608—were awarded to Fox,
Beusch & Co., of Cincinnati, as
p.
2Vss, at
par,
(P. O. Benton), La.
13
The
a net interest cost of about
2.80%, for., the bonds as follows:
LOUISIANA
Parish School District No.
Bossier
ing bonds offered April 7—v. 181,
(1821)
Financial Chronicle
Number 5431 ...The Commercial and
Volume 181
Hamtramck, Mich.
Bond Offering—Walter
jewski,
City
1965
The
J.
Ga-
Clerk, will receive
2.20%
to Feb.
to
1967 inclusive.
bonds
bear
additional
interest from Aug. 1,
1, 1956.
L
1955,
50
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
(1822)
McLeod
1957
County Joint Indep. Con¬
Interest
inclusive.
1975
to
solidated Sch. Dist. No. 90 (P. O.
Lester Prairie), Minn.
Legality approved
Charles
&
Trauernicht, of
^
Louis.
Bond
Offering
M-S.
Clyde Beise,
—
for
the
building
purchase
bonds.
$150,000
April 1,
of
Dated
1955. Due on
April 1 from 1953 to
Principal and in¬
payable at a bank or trust
company to be designated by the
successful
bidder.
Legality ap¬
proved by Faegre & Benson, of
Minneapolis.
inclusive.
1980
terest
Mower County Indep. Consol.
District No. 77 (P. O.
Grand
Bond
will receive
(CST) on
Clerk,
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
April 21 for the purchase of $150,000 building bonds. Dated March
1, 1955. Due on March 1 from 1958
1982 inclusive. Bonds due in
to
thersfter
1974 and
callable
are
state
national
or
Teton
Dist.
approved
County, Choteau High Sch.
(P. O. Choteau), Mont.
Bond
—
W. F. Olsen,
will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (MST) on April
21
for
the
purchase of $71,000
building bonds. Dated June 1,
Offering
Amortization
1955.
Barker, Scott & Barber, of Min¬
Washington County Independent
School District No. 106 (P. G.
Stillwater), Minn.
Sale—The
Bond
offered
bonds
$500,000 build¬
April 12—v.
1610—were awarded to a
composed cl the First Na¬
tional
Bank,
St. Paul, First Na¬
tional Bank, Minneapolis, Mannheimer,
Egan,
Inc.,
Harold E.
Wood & Co., and Shaughnessy &
Co., all of St. Paul, at a price of
100.G6, a net interest cost of about
2.61%, as follows:
$140,000 2V4S. Due on May 1 from
2.70s.
Due
1
Clerk
Offering
the
of
gen¬
&
Co., cf Iiazleton, and M.
A. Saunders & Co., of Memphis,
jointly.
to
are
1975
due
Trustees,
until
8
serially from
Lincoln School District,
Neb.
kins, Secretary of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
unitl 10 a.m. (CST) on April 26
for
the
purchase of $10,000,000
school bonds. Dated May 1, 1955.
May 1 from 1957 to 1975
on
Memphis,
as
2!4s.
Dated
March 1, 1955. Due on March 1,
1957. Interest M-S. Legality ap¬
proved by Charles & Trauernicht,
Bord
Sale—The $300,000 water
sewer
bonds offered April
6—v. 181, p. 1610—were awarded
to the City National Bank & Trust
from
3956 to
Legality
30,000 2%s. Due
and
1971
to
April 1 from
on
Sale—The
bonds
were
offered
sold
to
the
Stern
same
Bros.
&
Co., of Kansas City, at a price of
100.03, a net interest cost of about
2.83%,
as
follows:
2%s.
$144,000
from
Due
1972
to
Louis
on
April
on
1956 to 1971
56,000 3s. Due
St.
1
inclusive.
Sale—The
Note
offered
April
$200,000
notes
181,
1721
12—v.
awarded
Shawmut
the
1o
Bank
1955.
of
p.
at
N. J.
—
Doris
Offering
Clerk,
Borough
April 27 for the
cn
of
$32,000 water
Dated May 1, 1955. Due
from
1
1956
Principal
1966
to
will
pur¬
bonds.
on May
inclusive.
(M-N)
payable at the National Bank of
Ocean City. Legality approved by
Bond
Delaliekl
&
Wood,
School District,
April
1 from
1975 inclusive.
County,
Robertson
Clayton), Mo.
Fire
offered April 12—v.
1362 — were awarded to
B. J. Van Ingen & Co., New York
City, as 2.85s, at a price of 100.08,
basis of about 2.84%.
was
Municipal Bond
cago,
1955
bonds
as
and
33/4s.
due
sold
Corp.,
Dated
on
electric
181,
v.
—
awarded
to
bonds
p.
the
for
20
2:30 p.m.
the
(EST)
of
purchase
1984 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest (M-N) payable
the
Nassau
County
Trust
of Mineola. Legality
by Hawkins, Delafield
Norwich, N. Y.
Offering—Stuart C. Nel¬
City
son,
sealed
Clerk,
April 26 for
$200,000
water
1
May
from
system
1955. Due
1,
1956
Principal
purchase
the
on
Dated
receive
(DST)
will
bids until 2:30 p.m.
to
and
Akron, N. Y.
interest
8
—
181,
v.
1610
p.
—
were
2%s, at
a
price of
Alfred
New York
bohner,
1
Treasurer,
to
1,
from
will
Bond
Sale—The $530,000 water
bonds offered
April 12—v. 181, p.
awarded
of
Blair
to
&
a
group
Co.,
Inc.,
City, Manufacturers &
Trust
Co., Buffalo, and
Cross, of New York
2%s ,at a price of 100.29,
Roosevelt &
City,
as
basis of about
a
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
(DST) on
April 23 for the purchase of $590,000
non
tax-exempt
dormitory
bonds, dated July 1, 1953 and due
on July 1 from 1956 to 1993 inclu¬
sive. Principal and interest (J-J)
payable at the Steuben Trust Co.,
at the Chemical
or
Corn
Exchange Bank, New York City.
Legality approved by Vandewater,
Heckler
Sykes,
New York
and
Bennington
1
New
Bond Sale
bonds
—
$3,496,500
8
—
building
20,
cipal and
at
the
1983 inclusive. Prin¬
interest
Oneida
Trust
Co.,
(J-D)
payable
National
Utica.
by
Heckler
York
bonds. Dated
Due on June 20
1955.
Bank
Legality
&
Dist.
The
Co.,
City. Legality approved
by Squire, Sanders & Dempsey, of
Cleveland.
Cincinnati
Bond
sold
were
to
the
Ma¬
at
1.25%
discount,
as
&
—v.
to
The
sale
consisted
ers
March
15, 1956.
766,500
capital notes.
April 15, 1956.
Due
Dated
the
tax
on
on
notes.
April 15, 1956.
April
1955.
15,
Hanover
Bank,
his
at
11
for
19
$200,000
office
in
Payable
New
Trust
Geo.
Co.,
&
Adams, McEntee & Co., and Chas.
E.
Weigold & Co., all of New
York City, as 2s, at a price of
basis of about 1.94%.
100.52,
000 bonds and notes offered
a
Columbus, Ohio
Bond and Note Sale—The
$227,-
April
181, p. 1611—were awarded
7—v.
follows:
as
$80,000 Equipment and Rehabili¬
tation, City Hall and Safety
Building Fund No. 1 bonds to
Hayden,
Miller
&
Co.,
of
Columbus, as 2V4S, at a price
of
101.35, a basis of about
Series No.
138 to Ryan, Suth¬
erland
Co.,
the
bonds.
May 1, 1955.
Due
to
inclusive.
and
of Toledo, as
price of 100.04, a
basis of about 1.47%. •'
IV2S,
at
a
on
Galion, Ohio
Bond
on
of
Dated
interest
1976
May 1 from
Principal
(M-N)
payable in
City.
Legality, ap¬
proved by Wood, King & Dawson,
Sale—The $275,000
York
City.
water
works system bonds offered
7—v.
to
181,
the
April
1611—were awarded
p.
First
Cleveland
Corp.,
Cleveland, as 21hsi at a price of
100.53, a basis of about 2.41%.
York
of New
&
Lisbon, Ohio
Bond
Sale—The
$37,500 swim¬
ming pool bonds offered April 5
181, p. 1490—were awarded
Hayden, Miller & Co., of Cleve¬
land, as 21/2S, at a price of 100.88,
—v.
OHIO
to
Bond
Cincinnati, Ohio
Offering—James G. Flick,
Director
sealed
of
a
basis of about 2.34%.
Finance, will receive
until
bids
Mayfield City School District
(P. O. Cleveland), O.
Bond Sale—The $795,000 build¬
noon
Expressways Improve¬
Unlimited Tax bonds.
on
1992
inclusive.
Sept. 1 from
1956
to
2,200.000 University of Cincinnati,
Unlimited
Tax bonds. Due
on
Sept. 1 from 1956 to 1977 in¬
clusive.
1,300,000
ing bonds offered April
181,
p.
on
all
of
Cleveland, as 3V4S, at a
102.05, a basis of about
price of
Northwestern Local School District
(P. O. Wooster), Ohio \
—
The Board of
Bond Offering
improvement,
sewer
on
clusive.
improvement,
sewrer
Unlimited Tax bonds. Due
on
Education will receive sealed bids
at the office of Adrian W. Miller,
Attorney for the Board, 202 Peo¬
ple's Federal Bldg., Wooster, on
April 26 for the purchase of $540,-
000
building bonds.
on
clusive.
sive.
(It
was
—v.
181,
p.
r
;
:
Unlimited Tax bonds.
Sept. 1 from 1956 to
on
1978 inclusive.
Tax
bonds.
Due
and
recrea¬
would be sold
on
to
April 25.)
1 J V
,
Suffield Local School District, Ohio
Bond Sale—The $205,000 build¬
ing
bonds
181,
p.
offered
April
1491—were
1972 inclusive.
12—v.
awarded
to
Hayden, Miller & Co., of Cleve¬
land, as 3s, at a price of 101.77, a
basis
of
about
2.80%.
center,
bonds.
Unlimited
Tax
Due on Sept. 1 from
serially
previously reported
1611—that the issue
on
Sept. 1 from 1956 to 1965 in¬
playground
Due
Oct. 1 from 1956 to 1977 inclu¬
Sept. 1 from 1956 to 1980 in¬
500,000
a
Field, Richards
Co., Fahey, Clark & Co., First
Cleveland Corp., Hayden, Miller
& Co., and Wm. J. Mericka &
Co.,
&
improvement,
Sept. 1 from 1956 to 1980 in¬
Due
to
group composed of
Sept. 1 from 1956 to 1971 in¬
ment,
v.
—
3.10%.
street
Unlimited Tax bonds. Due
1,000,000
12
1491—were awarded
Union-Scioto Local
School
District
(P. O. JR. F. D. No. 1, Chillicothe),
Ohio
100,000 parks, playground, park¬
ways
and recreation center,
Bond Sale—The $250,000 build¬
Legality approved by
Reed, Hoyt, Taylor & Washburn,
Unlimited Tax bonds. Due
Sept. 1 from 1956 to 1975 in¬
p.
clusive.
First Cleveland
4
11
Cincinnati,
Co.,
Inc.,
of
Gibbons
B.
of New York
City.
April
offered
p.
Ra¬
(EST)
purchase
a.m.
building
1956
of
181,
Commission, will receive
bids
tion
anticipation
—
bonds
2.09%.
clusive.
Due
City Sch Dist., Ohio
1 e
The
$4,000,000
Co., Inc., Goldman, Sachs & Co.,
all of New York City, Fifth Third
County, Franklinton Sch.
limited
on
a
1363—were awarded
group composed of the Bank¬
Trust Co., Harriman Ripley &
CAROLINA
790,000 street improvement, Un¬
of:
$1,980,000 bond anticipation notes.
Due
a
ap¬
985,000 general hospital improve¬
750,000 tax anticipation notes.
S
building
(P. O. Louisburg), N. C.
Offering—W. E. Easter-
until
New
bonds are dated June 1,
Principal and interest (M-N)
payable at the Irving Trust
ling, Secretary of the Local Gov¬
leigh
April
Sept.
on
1956 to 1965 inclusive.
147,000 Street Improvement Note
Franklin
Bond
alarm
fire
1956 to 1970 inclusive.
1 from
City.
NORTH
and
ited Tax bonds. Due
Vandewater,
Sykes,
Galloway, of New
^
$1,980,000 bond anticipation notes.
766,500 capital notes.
at
v.
M.
Unlimited Tax bonds. Due
totaling
York City.
York
April
Notes
Trust
Chicago,
Central
The $47,500 school
offered
—
follows:
of
(P. O. Elma),
James
—
clusive.
2.72%.
Company of Western
New York, of Buffalo, and the
Harris Trust & Savings Bank, of
Wales, Lancaster,
Sch. Dist. No.
bus
Galloway,
Sale
750,000
Marilla,
Aurora
&
City.
Offering
1,110,000
rine
receive
Bond
O. Whitesboro), N. Y.
Due
Rochester, N. Y.
Offering—Edward K. Le-
No. 2 (P.
ment,
1
(P. O. Penfield), N. Y.
par.
University (P. O. Alfred),
Trenton Central School District
$3,000,000
&
from
1
inclusive.
police
1 from
Union
Marcy, Deer field and
of
(M-N)
Penfield Water District No.
Traders
The $75,000 water
—
-
Wood, of New York City.
New York
Sale
Whitestone,
bonds.
on May
inclusive.
1975
Sept.
on
1965
communications system, Lim¬
ited Tax bonds. Due on Sept.
(EST) on
May 10 for the purchase of $19,745,000 bonds, divided as follows:
1490—were
Bond
2.36%.
Co., Norwich. Legality ap¬
proved by Hawkins, Delafield &
composed
NEW YORK
Co., all of New York City, as
2.40s, at a price of 100.26, a basis
1957
Wood, of New York City.
Bond
First
1.89%.
&
Charles Sch-
—
at
&
Y.
Bacon, Stevenson & Co., Chas. E.
Weigold & Co., and W. H. Morton
sealed
approved
N.
Co., George B. Gibbons & Co.,
ernment
1489
Corporation, as 1.90s, at
price of 100.03, a basis of about
&
lrom 1956 to
Company,
Seneca),
build¬
ing bonds offered April 12 — v.
181, p. 1722—were awarded to, a
group composed of Halsey, Stuart
$2,775,000 building bonds. Dated
May 15, 1955. Due on Nov. 15
of Boston
a
(West
proved
Trust
The $764,000 gen¬
and
April 7
were
—
—
water
Chi¬
March
March
Mit¬
payable at the National Bank
Elma,
-
Sale—An issue of $50,000
fire protection
the
N. J.
p.
a
April
of
bonds
181,
on
/jy.v
Sale—The $125,000 build¬
ing
&
Due
1956 to
York
Offering
bids until
sealed
T.
interest
and
Lavallette
16,
rimpf, District Clerk, will receive
receive sealed bids until 2:30 p.m.
(EST)
May
Hempstead Union Free Sch.
East Williston),
Bond
NEW JERSEY
chase
dated
bonds.
New York
$1,460,000
Dist No. 2 (P. O.
discount.
Park
Bond Sale—The $600,000
from 1955 to
are
Orchard
Central Sch. Dist. No. 1 (P.O.
Nov. 28,
well, Marshall, Trimble
chell, of New York City.
North
and
Seneca
West
April
notes
360,000 street light and other-im¬
provement,
Limited ; Tax
1955.
on
National
Boston,
basis of about 2.49%.
Feb. 27,
Legality approved by Cald¬
from
1
inclusive.
100,000 street improvement, Lim¬
Burke, District Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 11 a.m. (EST)
on
April 20 for the purchase ol
,
Sept.
on
300,000
on
1,870,000 notes. Due
The
N. H.
Berlin,
&
1980
Co., all of New York, Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc., R. D. White &
Co., Coffin & Burr, Inc., Tripp &
Co., all of New York, and Kenower, MacArthur & Co., of De¬
troit, as 2V2S, at a price of 100.11,
temporary
follows:
as
1956.
pur¬
duPont
Due
1956 to
Co., F. S.
Smithers & Co., W. H. Morton &
noon
for the
19
$3,075,000
notes,
approved
until
bids
April
1955.
Hornell,
Protection District (P. O.
Bond
loan
sealed
HAMPSHIRE
NEW
Bond
$200,000
water works and sewerage system
revenue
Offering—Philip J. Cruise,
of the Authority, will
Note
1975 inclusive.
Additional
day
Note
Chairman
1970.
105,000 214s. Due
York
awarded to the Bank of Akron, as
April 1, 1969
on
Authority,
I.
bonds.
&
Weeks,
&
system im¬
Limited Tax
sewerage
provement,
Roosevelt
Hornblower
of about
by Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
improvement bonds offered April
April 1 from
1966 to 1968 inclusive.
—
New
$1,205,000 notes. Due
County.
New
City.
the office of the Treasurer of Lan¬
caster
of
New York City Housing
of
1
1965 inclusive.
on
Galloway,
chase
Co., of Kansas City, at a price of
100.001, a net interest cost of
about 2.44%, as follows:
45,000 2lis. Due
York
&
from date of issue. Princi¬
pal and interest (M-N) payable at
years
offered
Harrisonville, Mo.
April
Heckler
on
eral,
on
by
Trust Company, of
City.
Legality
ap¬
Vandewater, Sykes,
(EST)
Bond Sale
MISSOURI
Due
York
receive
Madison, N. J.
2V2s.
Midland
and
callable
are
ol St. Louis.
$120,000
payable at the Ma¬
(A-O)
five
system revenue bonds was
01
10
Buffalo,
of
Francis
for the
21
April 1 from 1956 to
Principal and in¬
on
1961
thereafter
Oxford, Miss.
and
1955. Due
after
Bonds due in
inclusive.
Bond Sale—An issue of $300,000
sold to M. A. Saunders & Co., Inc.,
until
bids
$87,000 general im¬
Dated April 1,
of
purchase
were
—
York, Buffalo, Blair & Co., Inc.,
Co.,
provement bonds.
proved
Offering—Steven N. Wat-
Bond
Hawkins,
inclusive.
Treasurer,
April
on
inclusive.
awarded
a
group composed of Marine
Trust Company of Western New
a
New
New York City.
water
sealed
(EST)
M.
George
—
District
receive
(P. O.
Y.
Lookout), N.
a.m.
rine
NEBRASKA
Streckfuss,
obligation sanitary sewerage
system, improvement bonds oflered April 13 were awarded to
1956
Point Lookout Fire Dist.
terest
Bond
eral
a
basis of about
Offering
1610
p.
Cross,
at
Hempstead (Town of )* Lido and
Clodfelter,
181,
2.60s,
as
2.56%.
New
Crystal
The bonds
City,
100.26, a
3,000,000
—
Manufacturers and Traders Trust
White
York
bonds.
Aval on,
Allen
New
Bond
Sale
The
$3,100,000
building bonds offered April 14—
1722—were
& Co.,
p.
D.
1975 inclusive.
fVHSSISSlPPS
Bond
181,
R.
to
(MST) on April 20 for the
purchase
of
$172,500
building
1983 to 1985 inclusive.
Springs, Miss.
Sale—The $175,000
of
bids
sealed
p.m.
Due on May 1 from
60,000 2%s.
12—v.
awarded
will
O. Brush,
P.
—
Board
receive
will
1.10%
1982 inclusive.
1963 to
lrom
May
on
O. Billings), Mont.
No. 26 (P.
—were
1967 inclusive.
1957 to
300,000
April
5,000,000 water system improve¬
ment, Limited Tax bonds. Due
on Sept.
1 from 1956 to 1995
to
$337,000 water,
bonds offered
paving
Point
Yellowstone County School District
Due
group
181, p.
bonds will
as
neapolis.
ing
and
Wawarsing, Rochester, Mamakating
Fallsburgh Central Sch. Dist.
No. 2 (P. O. Ellenville), N. Y.
and
v.
York
Bond Sale—The
price of
a
(P. O. Tarrytown),
sewer
be the second choice of the School
Bond
at
will be
bonds
first choice; serial
the
Colman,
Dorsey,
by
a
Greenburgh
District Clerk,
Legality
bank.
1.70s,
as
New
1, 1973. Principal and
payable at any suitable
interest
price of
basis of about 1.65%.
Aurora,
MONTANA
March
of
1610 — were awarded to
County Trust Co., of East
Bond
Merle Jacob-
—
p.
Board. Interest J-D.
Meadow), Minn
Offering
District
son,
Sch.
181,
the Erie
100.13,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on April
18
by
St.
Monday, April 18, 1955
on
ing bonds offered April 7—v. 181,
1491—were
-
awarded
to
the
Corp., Cleveland.
Number 5421... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Volume 181
County Indep. Sch. Dist.
O. Anadarko), Okla.
P.
Bond Sale—The
$225,000 school
building bonds offered April 11—
181,
v.
Bond Sale—The
<
$171,000 build¬
ing bonds offered April 6—v. 181,
p.
1611—were awarded to the
Securities
First
Company
1611—were awarded to
p.
the First National Bank of Port¬
land.
equipment bonds of¬
12—v. 181, p. 1723—
portation
fered
$10,000 trans¬
awarded
tional
21As, at
a
the
to
County Indep Sch. Dist.
No. 16 (P. O. Salina), Okla.
Mayes
Sale—An issue of $11,000
Bond
(EST)
to
until
p.m.
bids
-
2
the pur¬
$52,500 water bonds.
April
on
of
18 for
Sale—The
Bond
site,
building
City), Okla.
$90,000 school
and
improvement
bonds offered April 12—v. 181, p.
to
awarded
1723—were
a
group
phia,
April 26
2.05%,
$140,000
bonds.
of
cost
SOUTH
bonds
eral
due
1975
obligation
system
sewerage
Marshall, of Seattle.
Harney County Sch. Dist. No. 32
(P. O. Box
Bond
.
Margaret
—
E.
Leake; District Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m. (PST)
April
on
$17,000
May
15,
for
26
the
purchase
of
building
bonds.
Dated
1955. Due on May 15
from 1956 to 1965 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest (M-N) payable
at
the
County Treasurer's office.
Marion
County Union High School
Silverton), Ore.
Dist. No. 7 J (P. O.
Bond Sale—The $360,000 build¬
ing bonds offered April; ,11 — v.
181, p. 1723 — were awarded to
Blyth & Co., Portland, and the
United
States
National
Bank,
Portland, jointly.
.
J.
Bldg.,
Bond
Portland),
on
May
1975
of
from
1
inclusive;
Jan.
about
t
1956
1962
3^s, at
a
3V4S
,
due
—
H.
Ira
Road, Portland), Ore.
Chaney,
ceive
(PST)
chase
District
sealed
on
of
bids
April
Carol
Clerk,
will
until
payable at the Pen-
sealed
bids
April
on
until
11
(DST)
a.m.
for the
27
purchase of
$12,000,000 building bonds.
Dated
Due on June 1 from
1980 inclusive.
Principal
June 1, 1955.
1957
and
to
interest
(J-D) payable at the
Philadelphia National Bank.
gality
approved
Elliott
&
Lewis
by
Munson,
&
Le¬
Townsend,
and
building
bonds.
Dated May 1, 1955. Due on Nov. 1
from 1955 to 1964 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest (M-N) payable
at
the
urer's
—
The
$32,000
offered
sewer
April
12—
Arthurs, Lestrange & Co., of Pitts¬
1962
to
1968
and
18
for
bids
sealed
bonds.
8
p.m.
the
for
Dated
May
1,
Principal and
the
at
pur¬
municipal build¬
May 1 from 1957 to
payable
re¬
First
1955.
1965
the
1970
Miller,
(CST)
bonds.
April
on
of
$125,000
Dated
April
July 1 from 1956
on
Bonds
due
(J-J)
nated
desig¬
by the purchaser.
Legality
by
Dorsey,
Colman,
Barker, Scott & Barber, of Minne¬
apolis.
approved
Charles Nix
Plain Center
County, Ravinia and
Independent Consol.
Sch. Dist. No. 1 (P. O.
Ravinia),
South Dakota
Bond Offering
—
Mrs. Ethel
(CST)
Due
Bond
Offering
—
Bond
Offering—Samuel
Secretary
School
of
the
18
$129,000
J.
Board
Directors, will receive
sealed bids until 5 p.m.
April
for
the
building
April
1,
1957
1955.
to
on
purchase
bonds.
Due
1970
(EST)
on
of
Dated
April
inclusive.
1
Le¬
gality approved by Saul, Ewing,
Remich
Co.,
Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on April
25
for
the
purchase of $20,000
building
bonds.
Dated
July 1,
1955. Due on July 1 from 1957 to
inclusive.
1970
Rapid
Interest
&
Sault, of Philadelphia.
Nashville,
of
City,
South
for
the
p.m.
purchase
on
April
The
Dallas
Chicago, R. A. Underwood & Co.,
of Dallas, Wm. N. Edwards & Co.,
of Fort Worth, ahd Hagberg
U
Co., of Dailas, naming an inter¬
est
rate
of
3%
ing
on
May
1
for bonds
May
on
from 1957
1 from
1983
to
to
1985
in¬
Fort Bend
Sale—The
$224,000 per¬
improvement refunding
April 11—v. 181,
Citizens
to
the
of Dallas,
National
jointly, at
Bank
p.
First
and the
of
Abil¬
price of 100.03,
net interest cost of about 2.09%,
a
follows:
as
$167,000
from
57,000
1956 to
2y4s.
March
011
1965
Due
15
March
15
from 1966 to 1968 inclusive.
Galena Park
1957 to 1975 inclusive.
1969
as
thereafter
and
of Jan.
and interest
1, 1968.
call¬
Principal
(J-J) payable at
any
house
11
—
awarded
to
Conroe), Texas
Offering —
Drennan,
receive
ity approved by Dorsey, Colman,
Barker, Scott & Barber, of Min¬
neapolis.
County
sealed
(CST)
April
on
chase
of
on
for
,
O.
until
15
$200,000
'
'b
■
Auditor,
bids
E.
will
10
the
a.m.
pur¬
certificates
of
Dated April 1, 1955.
April 1 from 1956
Principal
(A-O)
payable
tional
Bank,
the
at
1965
to
interest
and
First
Conroe,
or
Na¬
the
at
National
Bank, Conroe.
Legality
approved
by
McCall,
Parkhurst & Cowe, of Dallas.
Weatherford Independent School
District, Texas
Offering — Leonard B.
Wilson, Superintendent of Schools,
Bond
will receive sealed
bids until 7:30
(CST) on April 19 for the
purchase
of
$600,000
building
bonds, as follows:
p.m.
$578,000 bonds.
from
Due
1956
to
22,000 bonds.
The
bonds
April 15
inclusive.
on
1981
Due
Oct
dated
are
15,
1955.
April
15,
Principal and interest
(A-O) payable at a bank or trust
1955.
purchaser.
Legality approved byDumas, Huguenin & Boothman, of
Dallas.
Winnsboro Indep Sch. Dist., Texas
Bond Sale
An issue of
$100,—
000
C.
building
N.
3y2s
Burt
and
bonds
&
3s,
at
March
Dallas, as
price of par.
1955.
March 1 from 1956 to
Interest
to
of
a
1,
sold
was
Co.,
Due
1989
on
inclu¬
M-S.
Legality ap¬
by Dumas, Huguenin &
Boothman, of Dallas.
proved
UNITED
bonds
181,
v.
a
offered
1612
p.
—
were
composed of
group
Fridley, Hess & Frederking, of
Houston,
First
Southwest
Co.,
Dallas, Eddleman-Pollok Co., of
Houston, and Austin, Hart & Par-
vin, of San Antonio,
ZVzS.
$217,000
from
Due
1956
to
3V4S.
28,000
255,000 3s.
as
on
follows:
April
15
1975 inclusive.
Due
1976 and
April
on
STATES
Due
April 15 from
on
Marque Indep. Sch. Dist., Texas
Bond
Sale
The
—
$1,000,000
building bonds offered April 11—
a
181,
1612—were awarded to
p.
group composed of F. S. Smith&
Co., New York City, Frid¬
ley, Hess & Frederking, of Hous¬
ton, and Townsend, Dabne.y &
Tyson, of Boston, at a price of
ers
par,
interest cost
net
a
United
of
about
$100,000 4s.
1956
to
625,000
Due
on
1976
inclusive.
3V4S.
from
1977
275,000 3s.
and
Due
First
Texas
to
a
1
Indep Sch. Dist., Texas
bonds
Antonio,
April
inclusive.
April 1, 1988
on
Sale—An
building
of
on
1987
1989.
Leander
Bond
April 1 from
Due
to
as
issue of $90,000
sold
was
to
Corporation,
the
San
SV2S, 3V4S, 3s and 2%s,
price of par. Dated March 15,
1990
on
March
inclusive.
New
Bonds
Housing
Awarded
Au¬
The
—
$111,980,000 New
Housing Au¬
thority bonds offered by 18 locaL
housing authorities on April 13—
181,
v.
1492—were awarded to
p.
nationwide
investment banking
syndicate headed by Blyth & Co.
a
Inc., Phelps, Fenn & Co., Lehman
Brothers,
Shields
&
Company,
First
Boston
Corporation,
Goldman, Sachs & Co., Harriman
Ripley & Co. Incorporated, Smith,
Barney & Co.
prich & Co.
Competition
was
15 from
1956
Legality
ap¬
and
for
of the
one
R.
W.
Press¬
these
keenest
issue.?
in
tae
13
public sales at competitive bid¬
ding to date. In the case of the
$27,470,000 Detroit
thority bonds, for
Housing
difference
the
second
cents
was
Au¬
instance,
between
bids
little
as
the
first
and
as
27
$1,000 bond, while the dif¬
a
ference
the
follows:
as
$111,980,000
thority
States
The
15,
1977.
1978 to 1989 inclusive.
1955. Due
Legal¬
to
Montgomery County (P. O.
Indep. Sch. Dist.,
refunding
April
at
purchaser.
1955.
1958
Certificate
Sale—The $500,000 school
Bond
nated
the
from
Texas
suitable banking institution desig¬
by
1
gality approved by McCall, Parkhurst & Crowe, of Dallas.
"
Bonds due
are
1,
inclusive. Interest M-S. Le¬
sive.
inclusive,
on
March
1985
Dated
Due
2s.
Dated
March
company mutually acceptable to
the Board of Education and the
County (P. O.
Richmond), Texas
awarded
Co.,
Co., both
3 %s, 3y4s, 3s
as
on
1982
clusive.
Bond
2%s.
matur¬
inclusive, and 234% for those due
of
$120,000
municipal building bonds. Dated
May 1, 1955. Due on Jan. 1 from
able
12—
$315,-
revenue
Garrett &
Due
in
bonds
bond.
Dakota
(CST)
and
Conroe
Corp., of Dallas,
Burns, Corbett & Pickard, Inc., 01
3.19%,
J-J.
—
in
unlim¬
Union Securities
v.
Norris,
District
18
$1,500,000
and
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner and Beane,
of New York, J. C. Bradford &
...
Ethel
Dallas, jointly,
inclusive.
1723—were awarded to
composed
of
Merrill
p.
group
La
clusive.
of
Due
serially from 1957 to 1975 in¬
bids until 7
of
a
on
Bond
Offering
R.
R.
Lang,
City Auditor, will receive sealed
Kresge,
181,
v.
April
21 for the purchase of $42,000 re¬
funding bonds. Dated May 1, 1955.
p.m.
The
—
revenue
ited tax bonds offered April
in
interest
Sayre School District, Pa.
Sale
works
water
as
Bank, McKeesport. Legality ap¬
proved by Burgwin, Ruffin, Perry
from
Water Control and
Improvement District No. 1
(P. O. Waxahachie), Texas
issue of
sewer
sold to
was
indebtedness.
Ellis County
suit¬
any
trust company
or
Com¬
Legality ap¬
proved by Vinson, Elkins, Weems
& Searls, of Houston.
Principal and in¬
payable at
of
Bank
and
and the First Southwest
at the
or
Sale —An
water
bonds
Principal and
Houston.
National Bank
P.
purchase
July 1, 1965.
able bank
National
Pohl, of Pittsburgh.
National
of
merce,
1723—were
South Dakota
until
April 20
on
of $85,000
office.
by Winfree, McCulloch, Shuler &
Sayre, of Portland.
National
to
Fourche, S. D.
works
from
callable
are
Bank, Alvin,
bonds offered
1966 and thereafter are callable
Marcelene
—
State
a
Vue, Pa.
Offering
Multnomah
County Treas¬
Legality approved
vin
$975,000
Day County Indep. Sch. Dist.
No. 179 (P. O. Pierpont),
Fuzi, Borough Secretary, will
on
to
2s,
DAKOTA
a.m.
10
000
interest (A-O) payable at the Al¬
bids until 10
3s.
as
Port
p.m.
pur¬
of April 10, 1965.
as
ene,
bids until 8
1612—were awarded to
p.
(EST)
about
1957
from
Offering—L.
April
on
in 1966 and thereafter
Krenke, Clerk of the Board of
Education,
will
receive
sealed
Sale
1955., Due
City Auditor, will receive sealed
Bockius, both of Phila¬
bonds
181,
re¬
8
Trustees, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on April
27 for the purchase of $1,000,000
school house bonds. Dated April
inclusive.
Belle
Bond
Temple-
ton, Superintendent of the Board
Jan. 1 from 1973
on
SOUTH
Morgan,
Pleasantville, Pa.
system
of
from
1
B.
of
manent
of
D.
20 for the
$14,000
1975
&
(P. O. 10425 N.W. Laidlaw
—
in¬
$490,000
inclusive;
1981
terest
inclusive.
Offering
to
of the Board of
Education,
will
receive
Public
Due
Bond
to
from
1
Jan.
on
on
Secretary
ing
Counties Sch. Dist. No. 8-83 JT
on
inclusive; $460,000 2J/4S,
due
Offering—Add B. Ander¬
Bond
son,
ceive
Washington
Jan.
on
inclusive.
181, p;.1723—were awarded to the
and
in¬
1972
cost
1
to
First National
Multnomah
to
1973
inclusive;
1967
Yohe,
Nissley, of Harrisburg.
Bond
Portland.
Jan.
on
1961
due
2l/2s, due
Philadelphia School District, Pa.
chase
of
1967
follows: $375,000 5s,
&
Bond Sale—The $80,000 build¬
ing bonds offered April 11 — v.
Bank
as
Due
price of 100.16.
No. 27 (P. O. Portland), Ore.
\
interest
net
1, 1955.
and
Multnomah County School District
from
1
water
Portland,
as
to
1968
Banking Co., Harrisburg.
Legality approved by Livengood
Bank
of
from
Jan.
a
$400,000
and
July 1 from
inclusive. Principal
1984
interest
burgh,
National
1956
as
on
$75,000 2V4S, due
1
2.17%,
to
brook
to
First
2.33%,
5s, due
Secretary,
to
awarded
the
in¬
2,300,000 general obligation utility bonds at a price of 100.17,
April 21 for the purchase of $80,000
improvement
bonds. Dated
'obligation
bonds
offered
April >.12—v. 181, p. 1611—were
<
net
a
clusive; and $45,000 2y2s, due
will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on
v.
eral
from
1
Jan.
May 1 from 1976
on
Offering
Borough
Bond
gen¬
bonds at
purpose
$180,000
clusive;
1985 inclusive.
to
Ore.
$60,000
Co.,
terest cost of about
follows:
follows: $270,000 4s,
1 from 1956 to
inclusive; $630,000 2s,
2V4S, due
(P. O. 510 Corhett
Sale—The
Trust
price of 100.218,
a
on
County, Darlington
Water Dist.
National
inclusive. Interest M-N. Le¬
Mesquite, Texas
Offering—A.
Bond
$300,000 general
about
delphia.
Multnomah
181,
a group
1961
gality
Bond
1956 to 1970 inclusive. Bonds due
13—v.
&
City, at 1.27% dis¬
derwood & Co., of Dallas, as
iy2s,
a
price of par. Dated March
1, 1955. Due serially from 1956 to
at
approved by Dumas, Hu¬
guenin and Boothman, of Dailas.
Bond
Winston-Salem, Vance Securities
Corp., Greensboro, and J. Lee
Peeler & Co., of Durham, as fol¬
May
1961
due
and
113, Burns), Ore.
Offering
was
Sale—An issue of $30,000
park bonds was sold to R. A. Un¬
Alvin Indep. Sch. Dist., Texas
10,
$2,600,000
First
the
Bank
as
May 1, 1955. Due
'
>1
April
of
Wachovia
inclusive^
cost
on
Bond
bonds offered April 11—v. 181, p.
161—were awarded to Foster &
$2,500,-
notes
Bond
TEXAS
the
City Bank, Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
Fenner & Beane, R. W. Pressprich
&
Co., all of New York City,
water
improvement
at a price of 100.10, a
2.21%,
Enterprise, Ore.
gen¬
The
—
offered
composed
Penbrook, Pa.
$160,000
at
1491—were awarded to
p.
1972
Sale—The
payable
CAROLINA
Sale
New York
1966
Rock Hill, S. C.
Bond
Sayre, of Portland.
Bond
from
Lane, of New York City.
follows: $200,000
May 1 from 1956
inclusive;
$200,000
interest
net
by
&
Legality
approved
McCulloch,
Shuler
to
bonds
(J-J) payable at the
loan
count,
Principal and
inclusive.
office of the Treasurer of Benton
County.
Winfree,
1959
;1,300,0001
Dated
preliminary
1,
Legal¬
ity approved by Sullivan, Dono¬
van,
Hanrahan,
McGovern
&
l%s, due on May 1 from 1960
to 1963 inclusive; and $500,000 2s, due on May 1 from
June 2, 1955. Due on Jan. 2 from
1958 to 1967 inclusive.
Principal
and interest
(M-N)
1
May
General Treasurer's office.
on
1964
(PST)
the purchase of
building
as
4s, due
9 and 9A (P. O.
Corvallis), Ore.
for
at
interest
net
Counties School
be received until 7:30 p.m.
000
lows:
street improvement
a price of
100.09, a
bonds
to
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
Co.,
&
$1,000,000
District Nos.
Box 610,
& Co.,
Co., of
Lestrange
Hirscii &
of Indianapolis,
Joseph,
Mellen
&
Miller,
of
Cleveland, and Stokes & Co., of
Philadelhpia, as follows:
Hughes
May
on
inclusive.
1988
group
a
Hayden, Miller & Co.,
Cleveland, Raffensperger,
OREGON
and Linn
to
New York,
American
State
Bank of Midwest City, First Na¬
tional Bank, and Honnold & Co.,
both of Oklahoma City.
Benton
Arthurs,
Pittsburgh,
of
composed
Due
Dated
—
White, Weld & Co., both of New
York, ; DeHaven : &
Townsend,
Crouter & Bodine, of Philadel¬
of
Indep. Sch. Dist.
No. 52 (P. O. Midwest
The
$2,300,000
April 13—v. 181, p.
awarded
were
1955.
composed of Glore, Forgan & Co.,
Oklahoma County
was
Sale
bonds offered
of
bonds
until
,
Erie, Pa.
—
bonds.
interest
Bond
sold to the
Delaware County Bank, of Jay, at
a price of 2V8S, at about 100.18.
building
on
W.
sealed
chase
B
will
receive
1612
of about 2.22%.
bids
of
Secretary,
Borough
Na¬
First
Holdenville, as
price of 100.15, a basis
sealed
Note Sale—An issue of
sold to the Chase Manhattan Bank
Offering—F rank
Shaub,
of
Bank
receive
Series
April
were
Tennessee
— Raymond
H.
General
Treasurer,
51
Longview, Texas
'
Knoxville Housing Authority, Inc.,
Offering
Hawksley,
will
TENNESSEE
;
(State of)
(EST) on April 20 for
purchase of $2,500,000 Blackstone
Valley
Sewer
District —
Atglen, Pa.
Bond
Sale—The
Bond
Island
the
PENNSYLVANIA
Co., of Oklahoma City, jointly.
Hughes County Indep. Sch. Dist.
No. 7 (P. O. Holdenville), Okla.
Rhode
12:30 p.m.
of
Kansas, Wichita, and Honnold &
Bond
RHODE ISLAND
Oregon (State of)
OKLAHOMA
Caddo
( 1823)
the
Giving
bids
two
only
was
effect
to
for
$2.78
the
all
per
cur¬
rent
sale, approximately $1,732,874,000 of such bonds are out¬
standing.
The bonds,
which mature vari¬
ously from 1956 through 1996,
are
being offered according to three
scales.
Carrying 2%% coupons,
the bonds issued by the housing
authorities of Connellsville, West¬
moreland
County, and AlleghenyCounty, Pa., were reoffered at
prices to yield from 1% in 1956 to
2.40% for the last five maturities,
1991-95.
The 21/2%
proved by Dumas, Huguenin and
Louisville,
Boothman, of Dallas.
Columbus,
Ky.,
bends sold by
Evansville,
Ohio,
and
Ind.,
Dayton,
'
«•
,
^
52
(1824)
Housing Authority
Ohio, were reoffered at prices to
yield from 1% in 1956 to 2.50%
New
for
Detroit,
the
1991-96
maturities.
The
2V2S issued by Akron, Hamilton,
Portsmouth,
Toledo,
Warren,
Zanesville, all of Ohio; Galveston,
Texas; Detroit, Mich.; Los An¬
geles, Calif., and New York City,
were reoffered
at prices to yield
from 1%
1991-96
in
000
2%%
new
The
bonds
issued
re¬
bonds
are
104
declining in premium at
five-year periods thereafter. In¬
terest
on
the
bonds
is
exempt
from all Federal income taxes and
is
generally
taxes
in
the
from
exempt
states
local
territories
or
Among other
award-winning
the following:
A.
of the issuer.
are
Although the bonds
obligations of the issuing au¬
thorities, payment of the princi¬
pal
and
interest
is
provided
by
ennual contributions by the U.
Government
through the
Housing Administration.
The issues included
in
rent
S.
Public
the
financing are listed in
accompanying tabulation.
Francis
2Yz% *
101.42
21/2%
101.56
2Vi% ::
101.44
2Vi%
101.10
15,420,000
4
-
,
LLiD.'.
i
the
&
Inc.,
Co.,
'
2%%
101.31
to
Estabrook
100.80
&
Co., Dwinnell, Harkness & Hill, Eastman,
Dillon & Co., Einhorn & Co., Eldredge & Co., Ellis & Co., Eman¬
uel,
Deetjen &
Co., Equitable
Securities Corp.
' y
101.44
21/2
I. du Pont
Evans
&
Co.,
Clement -A.
;
100.46
,
bids
19
of
syndicate"
the
bonds.
revenue
Dated May
Nov. 1 from 1957
on
inclusive.
Bonds
due
in
were
;
A.
Beecroft,
G.
Becker
Cole
&
&
Co.,
.
Co., Lee Higginson Corp., John
Legg & Co., Lucas, Eisen &
Waeckerle,
RECORD PROGRESS
McDonald
Irving Lundborg &
Co., W. L. Lyons & Co., Lyons &
Shafto, Inc., McCormick & Co.,
&
Co.,
McDonaldCo., McDougal & Con¬
don, McMaster Hutchinson & Co.,
Mackall & Coe, Mackey, Dunn &
Co., Laurence M. Marks & Co.,
Moore
FOR 1954
&
Mason-Hagan, Inc., A. E. Masten
&
Co., Mead, Miller & Co., Wm.
J. Mericka & Co., Merrill
Lynch,
Pierce, Fenner & Beane, Moore,
Leonard
&
Co.,
& Lynch,
F.
Mullaney,
S.
Moseley
Wells
&
Co.,
W. H. Newbold's Son &
Co., New-
burger,- Loeb
Cook
Puget Power's Annual Report shows
substantial gains and significant accom¬
plishments on all fronts, which add up
to the best year in the Company's his¬
tory. For the first time in almost a
quarter of a century Puget was enabled,
in 1954, to move at full speed ahead,
with dynamic, forward-looking pro¬
grams designed to effect maximum
realization of its existing and future
potentials.
and dividend prospects.
in better shape to
serves.
-
.
& Co., Pa¬
Northwest Co., Paine, Web¬
Jackson &
Curtis, J. Lee
cific
ber,
FACTS—1954
QUICK
Peeler
&
Bond Offering—A. A.
County
sive.
Principal and inter¬
(M-N) payable at the County
est
Treasurer's
office.
Legality ap¬
Preston, Thorgrimson
Horowitz, of Seattle.
proved
&
Oak
trict
No.
&
$ 4,461,331
10.8
$2.05
10.8
.
,
1
of Revenues
.
.
21.3
.
7.6
I
]
Dividends Paid
.
;
I
$1.60^ 25.9
.
Cross,
Co.,
Renshaw,
L.
F.
Inc.,
Rod¬
Roosevelt
Rothschild
&
&
Co.
H.
Spokane
Sch.
County,
Dist.
No.
Mead
354
Consol.
(P. O.
Spokane), Wash.
Bond
Offering
County
(PST)
bids
April
on
Joe A. Stew¬
—
Treasurer,
sealed
will
until
a.m.
pur¬
chase of $300,000 building
Dated May 1, 1955. Due
period of 22
1964
and
re¬
10
the
20 for
bonds.
over
a
Bonds due in
years.
thereafter
callable
are
of May 1, 1963. Principal
interest
(M-N) payable at
as
and
the
Schaffer, Necker & Co., Scharff &
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Burcham & Blair,
of
Schoellkopf,
Hutton
&
Spokane.
.
.
.
$7,015,104
27.1
.
Shaughnessy
Hammill
son,
1,647,004
Singer, Deane
Small
378,100
....
Customers at End
of Year
10.4f
,j
3.9
Co,,
Sheridan
....
Co.,
&
Boyce,
&
Scribner, John
F.
S.
R.
William
Stokes
Kilowatt-hour Use
Per Residential
Co.,
5,854
12.1
Staats
&
"{"Excludes special nonrecurring sales to the
City of Seattle in 1953.
and street
Smithers
&
&
&
Co.,
Stone
Corp.,
&
&
awarded
Brothers
Co.,
&
Co.,
Walter
Webster
Strader,
Stokes
&
Securities
Taylor
&
Co.,
Stubbs, Smith
Lombardo, Inc., Sweney Cart-
wright
&
Co.,
Talmage
&
Co.,
Taylor
&
Co.,
Thomas
&
Co.,
end,
Dabney
Co.,
If you
would like
&
Tucker,
Union
Tyson,
Anthony
Securities
to read the
complete story
in Puget's 1954
Annual Report,
please write
Frank
McLaughlin,
President, 860
Building,
Seattle 1, Wash.
Stuart
Tripp
&
&
Joint
gold
&
000
&
Co.,
and
&
Co.,
Harold
E.
Wood, .Struthers
Wood
&
Arthur L. Wright & Co.
Co.,
and
H.
equipment
waukee.
Madison
...Bond
on
f;
Metropolitan Sewerage
District., Wisconsin* t +
Offering
—
Secretary
William
J.
Polk
announces
that
Commissioners of the Sewer¬
District
will
receive
sealed
bids until 2 p.m.
(CST) on April
purchase of $500,000
sewerage extension bonds. Dated
May 1, 1955. Due on Nov. 1 from
22
for
1956
Witter
Twp.
(P. O.
May 1 from 1956 to 1975 inclusive.
Legality
approved
by
Lines,
Spooner
&
Quarles,
of
Mil¬
and
Dean
3
Fontana), Wis.
Offering — Milton
building
age
McEvoy,
No.
bonds. Dated May 1, 1955. Due
slow,
&
1612—
(CST) on
April 26 for the purchase of $200,-
Sanford, White, Weld & Co., WinDouglas
p.
Milwaukee
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
Corp., Van Al-
Co., White, Hattier &
181,
the
Village—Walworth
Sch. Dist.
Bond
the
Co., Wertheim & Co., R.
D. White &
to
Mau, District Clerk, will receive
Co.,
styne, Noel & Co., Chas. E. Wei-
13—v.
Company, of Milwaukee.
Fontana
Thornton, Mohr & Farish, Towns-
SOUND
improvement bonds of¬
April
Co., Stein Bros.
Stern
Stroud & Co., Inc.,
'Excludes $1,167,844 special nonrecurring
revenues in 1953.
Wis.
Sale—3)he $420,000 sewe*
Bond
fered
Sterne, Agee & Leach, Stix & Co.,
Average Annual
Customer
Co.,
&
Starkweather
180,526
\
&
Co., Shear
Eau Claire,
were
ll.lf
Peak Load-
I
&
Bogan Paul & Co.
.
WISCONSIN
Seasongood & Mayer, Shannon &
Co.,
Kilowatt-hour Sales
Kilowatts.
■
.
Gross Additions to
(in thousands)
,
&
man
to
Seattle.
Pomeroy, Scott, Horner & Mason
Utility Plant
|
Co.
Dis¬
sold
was
Jones,
Per Cent
|
&
Reynolds & Co., Riter & Co., Rob¬
inson-Humphrey
Per share of
Common Stock
I
Pierce
bonds
Co., of Seattle, as 41/£s.
Dated
March 25,
1955. Interest
M-S. Legality approved by Pres¬
ton, Thorgrimson & Horowitz, of
Co., Inc., Peters, Writer
Rauscher,
issue of $74,-
Improvement
P. Pratt &
Christensen, Inc., D. A. Pincus
Co.,
2
Wash.
An
—
Local
ceive
9.5*
Harbor,
Sale
741.25
art,
Net Income-
by
Bond
lock
Operating Revenues .$20,979,880
on
Callable after 10 years from
&
<Co., Pohl & Co., Wm. E. Pol¬
& Co., Prescott &
Co., Raffensperger, Hughes & Co., Rand
receive
(PST)
date of issue.
&
Over 1953
Tremper,
will
a.m.
April 29 for the purchase of $50,000
series
B
general obligation
bonds. Dated May 1, 1955. Due on
May 1 from 1957 to 1975 inclu¬
Increase
1954
Treasurer,
sealed bids until 11
Per Cent
electric service at reasonable rates—to
bring about greater customer benefits
through increased use of electricity—
to attract the large sums of additional
capital anticipated to be required for
new construction to meet the
rapidly
increasing electric utility needs of a
territory rich in the promise of growth,
and to play a vital role in the upbuild¬
ing and development of the area it
;
Co., O'Neal,
Orvis Brothers
Inc.,
|
translate these prospects into realities
for stockholders—to maintain good
Co.
Corp., The
Alden & Co.,
Ohio
Amount
greatly improved "climate"
•^widespread public support—an ex¬
ceptionally advantageous capital struc¬
ture (41.6% Debt—58.4% Common
Stock and Earned Surplus) and other
favorable factors, Puget is stronger
today than ever before and is possessed
of excellent future growth, earnings
&
Co.,-;Newhard,
New York Hanseatic
a
p.m. (PST) on April
purchase of $1,100,000
1, 1955. Due
&
Pugef Power Reports
PUGET
8
the
to. 1984
King
was never
until
for
water
Fairman,
C.
Puget
5
Anacortes, Wash.
Bond Offering — Paul
Flint,
Jr., City Clerk, will receive sealed
Co.^Fabrieand & Co., 1960 and
thereafter are callable
Harris
&- Co.,
Inc., on
any subsequent interest pay¬
a
100.60
2y2%
Fauset, Steete & Co., First of ment
date. Principal and interest
::
2%% Z 101.46
Michigan Corp., First Securities
(M-N) payable at the City Treas¬
101.46
21/2%
Co. of Chicago, George P. "Fogg
urer's office. Legality approved
100.04
2%%
& Co., Folger, Nolan-W. B. Hibbs
by Preston, Thorgrimson & Hor¬
100.46
2%%
& Co., Inc., Garrett-Bromfield &
owitz, of Seattle.
102.01
1,115,000
21/2%
Co., Geo. B. Gibbons & Co., Inc.,
955,000
100.60
2V?.%
Grant County Sch. Dist. No. 1561
Ginther, Johnston & Co., Good575,000
100.59
J 21/2%
(P. O. Ephrata), Wash.
body & Co., Gordon Graves &
-■Bond Sale—The $160,000 build¬
Co.,
Green, Ellis & Anderson,
Bosworth, Sullivan & Co., Inc.,9on, Jnc., G. C. Haas ing bonds offered April 12—v. 181,
J. C. Bradford & Co.,
Braun, Boi£ ffiCo./'Hallgarteri & Co., Hallo- p. * 1612 — were awarded to the
worth & Co., Inc., Alex. Brown &
well, Sulzberger & Co., Hamlin & National Bank of Commerce, of
Sons, Butcher & Sherrerd.
Lunt, J. B. Hanauer & Co., Har¬ Seattle.
Byrne and Phelps, Inc., Chace,
rington & Co.
Grant and Douglas
Counties,
Whiteside,,. West
& * Winslow,
Ira Haupt & Co., Hayden, Mil¬
Coulee City Joint Consoli¬
Clark, Dodge & Co., Richard W. ler
& Co., Hemphill, Noyes & Co.,
dated Sch. Dists. Nos. 150
Clarke Corp., Coffin & Burr, F.
Hendrix & Mayes, Inc., J. J. B.
and 204-J (P. O.
R. .Cole & Co., Julien Collins &
Hilliard
& Son,
Hirsch & Co.,
Ephrata), Wash.
Co., Courts & Co., F. W. Craigie
Hornblower &
Bond Sale—The $60,000 build¬
Weeks, Howard,
& Co., Cunningham, Schmertz &
Weil, Labouisse, Friedrichs & Co., ing bonds offered April 12—v.
Co., Inc., Henry Dahlberg & Co., Hulme, Applegate &
Humphrey, 181, p. 1612—were awarded to the
J. M. Dain & Co., Shelby Cullom Inc., E. F. Hutton & Co., W. E. State of
Washington, as 2%s, at
Hutton & Co., Jenks, Kirkland & par.
Grubbs, Jones, Kreeger & Hew¬
King County, Issaquah Sch. Dist.
itt, Kean, Taylor & Co., Kenower,
No. 411 (P. O.
Seattle), Wash.
MacArthur & Co., Charles
,
•2%%
&
With
WASHINGTON
<
-
members
& Co., George K. Baum &
Co., Baxter, Williams & Co., Bear,
Stearns
Co., R. S. Dickson & Co.,
& Co., Drexel & Co.,
■
Monday, April 18, 1955
.
wick, Andrews
&
Wells,
Inc.,
Bacon, Stevenson & Co., Bankers
Bond
Co.,
Louisville,
Bartow
Co.,
„
21/2%
1,815,000
1,445,000
L 1,360,000
1,280,000
1,200,000
1,170,000
'
*
'
3,255,000
Co., Pa
Leeds
cur¬
•
3,995,000
Aliyn & Co., Inc., AlmBrothers, American Secu¬
Corp., Anderson & Strud-
rities
:
7,245,000
5,090,000
4,955,000
4,390,000
C.
stedt
&
Dolphin
101.42
Warren, Ohio
Hamilton, Ohio
and
Davis
101.004
21/2%
i
—-
callable, at
Price Paid
21/2%
27,470,000
Portsmouth, Ohio"—Zanesvifie, Ohio
Galveston, Texas
Gloucester, Mass.
Connellsville, Pa.
Evansvilie, Ind.
the option of the issuer, 10 years
from their date, May 1, 1954, at
Interest Rate
$29,245,000
Mich.
Westmoreland
by
not
Amount
City
Angeles, Calif
Louisville, Ky.
Columbus, Ohio
Toledo, Ohio
Allegheny Co., Pa
Dayton, Ohio
Akron, Ohio
$1,200,-
were
York
Los
in 1956 to 2.55% for the
maturities.
Gloucester, Mass.,
offered publicly.
The
'
„
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
the
to
1960
interest
bank
or
inclusive. Principal
(M-N) payable at a
trust
company
mutually
agreeable to the District and pur¬
chaser.
Legality
approved
by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
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